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From the LONDON GAZETTE, Mare!, 17. At the Court at the Qtjecn's Houfe, the t 7tll of March, ISo t, pref.:tit, the KING'S Excellent Majetly in Council, This d.ty the Right Honourable PH11.1? Earl of HARDWICK 1., and the Right Honourable Gr ORCE LEGCF, commonly called Vikount LFWISif AM, Were, by his MAJESTY'S command, fworn of his Majetty's hlofi Honourable Privy Council, and took their places at the Board accordingly. His MAJESTY in Council was this day pleafed to declare the Right Honourable PHILIP Earl o f lIARDWICKE, Lieutenant-General and General- Governor of that Part of the United Kingdom called Ireland. HIS MAJESTY having been plc:lied to appoint the Right Honourable ROBERT laird HOBART to be one of his Majeity's Principal Secretaries of State, his Lordfhip was this day, by his MAJts -ry's command, fworn one of his Najdty's Princi-; pal Secretaries of State accordingly. . WHITEHALL, MARCH 17. The KING has been pleafed to conffitute and appoint the Right Honourable HENRY ADDING. TON, JOHN SMITH, and CHARLES SMALL PYHLIS, Efqrs. ; GEORGE THYNNE, Efq. (commonly called Lord GEORGE THYNNE), and NATHANIEL BOND, Efq. to he Commiffioners for executing the office of Treafurer of his Majelly's Exchequer. The KING has been pleafed to grant to the Right Honourable HENRY Avoiscrow the offices olChancelior and Under-Trcaltirer ochis Majelty's Exchequer ; alio to appoint the Right Honour able CHARLES Yoe KE to be his Majelty's Secretary i at War. His MAJESTY in Council was this day pleafed to appoint the following Act &c. Chefhire—John Scott Wariag, of Ince, Lfq. in the room of William Rigby, of Old&Id. Efq. .11 , 1ontnnuthfhire—Thomas Williams, of Chtpilow, Efq. Warwiekfhirc=John Stanton, of Ktnelworth, Efq. Carmarthenthire—Edward Richard Shewn, of Stradey, Efq. in the room of John Stepney, of Llaneily, Bart. Card iganfhire—John Williams, of Cagle-Hill, Efq. in the room of Robert Lloyd, of ALermaide, Efq. Glamorganfhirt—Robert Jones, of l'onmon Cattle, Efq. in the Tram of Llewellin Traherne, of St. Hilary, Efq. Radnorfhire—Hugh Powell Evans of Noyadd, Efq. in the room . . of Thomas Hodges Fowler, of Abe restMillire, Efq. Denbighthire—John Meredith Moftyn, of Smolt, Efq. in the room of Edward Lloyd Lloyd, of Penylan, Efq. LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, MARCH i 6. Orders for the Court's going into mourning, on Thurfday the 19th inUant, for her late Royal Hlghnefs P _ H ILI P PIMA CHARLOTTE, Duchefs Dow ager of Brunfwick, viz. The Ladies to wear black !ilk, plain mullin or long lawn, crape or love hoods, black lilk aims, black glazed gluvcs, and black paper fans. lindrels—Black or dark grey unwatered tabbies. The Gentlemen to wear black cloth. without buttons on the &eves or pockets, plain muffin or long lawn cravats and weepers, black (words and bucklcs. Undrefs--Dark grey frocks. The Court to change the mourning, on Thurf day the 16th day of April next, viz. The Ladies to wear black filk, fringed or plain linen, white gloves, necklaces, and ear-rings, black or white fliocs, tans, and tippets. Undrefs—White or grey luteflring • tabbies, or clamalks. The Gentlemen to wear black,fuli trunuicd, fringed or plain linen, black (words and buckles. Undrcfs—Grey frocks. The Court to change the mourning further on Thurfday the 23d day of April, vie. The Ladies to wear black (ilk or velvet, coloured ribbons, fans, and tippets; or plaln white, or white and gold, or white and hirer fluffs, with black ribbons. The Gentlemen to wear black coats, and black or plain white, or white and gold. or white and laver (tuff waifliaiats, full-trim med, coloured (words and hucklef. And on Thurfday the 3oth of April die Court to go out of mourning. miLrrAßy PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE, MARCH 17. Royal Regiment of Bode Guards—Capt:.in-Lieutenant John Ellcy to be Captain, by purchafe, vice Tharpe, who retires; Lieutenant Thomas Athorpe to he Captain-Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Elley; Cornet William Cltulde to be Lieute nant, without purchafe, vice Athorpe ; William I,l'altun Ab ney, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Cludde. IR Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Hen - y Braccbridge, Gent to be comet by purchafe, vice Cooper who retires. . . - - - , stl Regiment of Drown Guards—Cornet John Pringle to be Lieutenant, by purchafc, vice Bettefwonh, promoted in the .54th Foot. 3d Ditty-Lieutenant George Martell to be Captain, by pm-- chafe, vice Brooke, promoted; Cornet John Scott lindf.ty to be Lieutenant, vice Manfell; Ram. Gent. to In Comet, vice Lindfay; Cornet Frannie M. Turner to be Ad jutant, vice St phenfon, who refigns. IR Regiment of Dragoons—Lieutenant Charles Purvis to be . . . . . Capi'ain, by purchVafe, vice Eitridv, who retires; Cornet WM; Montapic to be Lictit•!rant, vice Purvi... 6th Ditto--11ofpital-Mate John !short to be Atiltlant-Surgeon, vice Fearon, promoted in the 7th Foot. iith Regiment of light Dragoons—Major George Thomas Thom.-3 to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchaft, vice I.yon, who retires; Captain John Andes - fon tube Major,sice Tho mas; Lieutenant Richard Diggins to be Captain, vice An dcrfon ; Cornet William Whew to be Lieutenant, vice Dig. Fins; Aubone Surtce., Otnt.to be Cornet, vice Out 14th Ihtto--Captain Charlca Auriol, from balf-pay, to be Captain. 17th Ditto--.Enlign Jofcph TyroLle, from the i7th root, to be Cornet, by purchofe, vice Thompfion, who retires. ;Rib Ditto—Licutenant Fleming Tlllas,froan the: York Horrors, to be. Lieutenant, without purehafe, vice Higgins, promot ed in the 29th Ligl.t Dragoons ; Cornet Charits Rohinfon to Li-utenant, without pure h-. 11., vice Gifford, promoted in the alth Light Dragoons; Ertign Aaron Moor,: AyllOrd, from the s;cl Font, to be Cornet, by purchafe, vice Fre.derick, who rain,; Joll ph Lander, Gent. Lae Coptain-Lieutc cant of the Mal Lothian F, mil& Cavalry, to be Cornet, without p urehafe , vice R binfun. . . • ' 29th Ditto—Lieutenant Francis Cumberlege, from the 9th Foot, to he 1 Acute nant, without purch.le ; Serle, Gan. to be Cornet, without purchafe, vice Croe,ita, promoted. 26th Ditto--Lieuttnant George Keating, from the ad Life Guards,to be C.tptain,by purc b hafc,vice Tarinon,who retie% s. 17th Dittow-Enlign John David Duval. from the 3d WeR India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe. 29th Ditto—Captain Watkin GriThth, from the 47th Light Dragoons, to be n.jor, vice Gale, deecafed; Comet James Krim., from the York HulTars, to be Lieutenant, without purchafe; lieutenant Marc Rene Montalembert, front the 3tR Font, to be Lieutenant, without purehaft Can y. Gent. to br Corte, without purchafe. vice llalflcad , pro moted ; Benjamin Sent., Gent. late Adjutant tithe Cinque Pon hurdle Cavalry, to be Corm% without purchafe. York Hulfarsw-Cornet Lewi• During to be I.i...ornant, with permanent rank in the army, vice Hilton, t. ilicred to the IVs Light Dragoons; Dar." de Butow, late a Lit et , oars in the Hanoverian ferviee. to Ise Lieutenant, with timpor.rr r •^lt in the army, vire !Sur^. A, rent ovat to the asth Light Dragoons t Poincey. t of to Le Curri• t, with perma nt rank in the army, net M i hn, ma d .o.ted in the 19th 1 Dragotaiik. Coldftreast Itegiment of Foot Guards—Charles Maitland Chi-lair, Cent. to be Enlign, by purchafe, vice Warren, pt . _ incited in the both Foot. 3d Regiment of Foot Guards—John Stevenfon,Cent. to be En fign, by purchafe, vice Graham, who retires. xd kattalion of the ft Regiment of Foot—Hofpital-Mate Nlkhacl Scot to be affillant-Surgeon. 3d Regiment of ['Mt.—William Price, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Hobfon, promoted. 4th Ditto—Enfiga George liallord to he Lieutenant, by per chafe, vice Kcmpfter, who retires; Hofpital-Mate Charles QLiarterly to be AfTittant-Surgeon, vice Williams, who 'trips. 6th Ditto—Captain Martin Alves, from the 33d Foot, to be Captain, vice Auften, who exchanges. th Ditto—Affiftant-Surgeon Henry Fearnn, Cairn the bth Dra goons, to be Surgeon, vice Buffa, promoted; Affatant-Sur gcon William Jones, front the Loyal Surry Rangers, to he Affiflant-Surgeon, vice Philips, deceafed. 9th Ditto—Hofpital-Mate Thomas O'Maley to be Affiftant- Surgeon, vice Banks, religned. it tit Ditto—Enfign Downham Newton, from the I Ith Welt India Regiment, to In: Eufign,vice Harriott, who exchanges. 13th Ditto—Affdtant Surgeon William Patton, from the 4xcl Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Gentleman, deceafed. 14th Ditto—Enlign Barry Morris to be Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Grant, promoted in the ad Weft India Regi ment; Mofes Clark, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Morris. 19th Dito--Thomas Adderfcy Jones, Gent. to be Enlign, by purchafe, vice Nixon, promoted. 23,1 Ditto—Enfign James Prarfe, from the 44th Foot, to be Firft Lieutenant, by purcli.tfe, vie:: Pearfon, promoted. :,4th Di:to—Lieutenant Henry Dunbar 'roily to he Captain, by purchafc, vice Henn, who retires; Lieutenant Charles Stift 41, front the Half-Pay of tare late octh Foot. to he Lieutenant, vice Acklom, whu exchanges; Fnfign John Chatterton to be Lieutenant, by purchaf•, vice Henry Andrews, promoted; NVilliant Ball, Gent. to he Enfign, vice Grant, who is fuper- Ceded, being abfent without Ltavo. 28th Ditto—Captain Alexander Godley to be Major, by pur chafe, vice Johotton, who retire , . 29th Ditto--Hofpital-Mat,: George Guthrie to be Affiftant- Surgeon, vice Gibfon. 30th Ditro--Licutemult Thomas I.ahhr to be Captain, by pm, _ _ . • . chafe, .ice Sellack, who retire , . 31(1 Ditto—Enfign William O'Dogherty to be Lieutenant, without pure/tare, vice Trotter, promoted in the 65th Foot; William Fnrard, Gent. to be F.nfign, vice O'Dogherty. 33d Ditto—Captain Henry Auften, from the 6th Foot, to be Captain, vice Alves, wuo exchanges. 35th Ditto—Thomas Belt, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe, vice Crome, who retires. 38th Ditto—Enfign Thomas Tiddimon to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Chapman, who retires. 32th Ditto—Lieutenant John Wray to be Captain, by pur chafe, vice Martin, who retires. 4lft Ditto--Enfign Thomas Crawford to be Lieutenant, by porthole, vice Crofs, promoted. 45th Ditto—Enfign Henry St. John to be Lieutenant, by pur chafe, vice Sunbury, who retires. 47th Ditto—Hofpital-Mate Daniel Doyle to be AfEllant Sur- geon. 52ci Ditto—Volunteer -- Dobbs to be Enfign, vice Paul, jun. whore Appointment does not take place; Lieutenant Colley L Lucas Yu!ter to be Adjutant, vice Lockett, who refigns. 53d Ditto—Captain John Buekland to be Major, vice Braban, deceafed. 58th Ditto—Robert Anftruther Thompfon, dent. to be En fign, by purchafe, vice Harvey, promoted in the 7th Foot. 59th Ditto--Captain Adamfon W. Browne, from the 68th Foot, to be Captain, vice Polron, who exchanges; Henry Bayer Otto, Gent, to be Eefign, by purchafe, vice Sweet, promoted. 6oth Ditto—Enfign Francis John Fuller, from the 24th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Kenah, who retires ; En fign Archibald Campbell, from the 79th Foot, to he Enfign, vice Cameron, who exchanges. 63d Ditto—Captain Donald M'Niven to be Major, without purchafe, vice IVPLeroth, promoted in the Rifle Corps. 68th Ditto—Captain William Grey Polfam, from the 59th Foot, to be Captain, vice Browne, who erehangcs. 79th Ditto—Enfign J. C. Cameron, from the 60th Foot, to be Enfign, vice Campbell, who exchanges. 8111 Ditto—Enlign William Philpot to he Lieutenant, vice Seymour, dcccafcd; Peter Waterhoufe, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Philpot. Sad Ditto—Lieutenant Czfar Colclough, from the 93d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Harrifon, who aligns; R. B. Harri fon, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe. 83d Ditto—Enfign John Ball to be Lieutenant, vice Thomas Smith, fsn. &ceded; Henry Collins, Gent. to be Enfign, vice Ball. 86th Ditto—.Brevet-Major I.auchlan M. sk.iarrie, from the 77th Foot, to be Major, withoat purchafe, vice Bell, pro moted. 9oth Ditto—Richard Graves, Gent. to be Enfign, by purchafe. 93d Ditto—Enfign George Young, from the 4th Welt India Regiment, to be Li eutenant. ad Writ India Regiment—Lieutenant John Grant, from the lath Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice *rhempton, deccafed. 31 Ditto—L•nfign John Charlet Kerr, to be Lieutenant, with out purchafe, vice Gore, who has Asiented hirucelf without leave. Carter-Matter Jennings to be Enfign, .we Kerr. &rjeint-Major Jeffinan , from the s9th low., to be (tarter-Mafter, vice Jennings. 4th Weft India Regiment—Aubrey Carteret Bowers, Gent. to be Etifi,;ii, w.hout purchafe, vice Young, promoted in the 93d loot. . . 6th Ditto—Captain James Miller, from the half-pay of site late itath Foot, to be Captain, vice Douai,. r, who exchanges. Bth Ditto--Enfign Wiltiam C. Mackay to he Licutcuant, vice Waft neys, &coaled. Doi ald Campbtli, Gent. tote Enfign, vice Mackay. 9th Welt India Regiment. To be Fnfigns, with permanent Rank in the Army.--Etiligns Delmnyrrs, Julius Laureal, Jean B. Ride, Louis D'Ef cordal,— De Louville, Colontier. loth Weft India Regiment. To he Eniens, with permanent Rank in the Army—Enligns, - Riciier, —De Luppe, I .alung, —De Clani villicrs, Monplaifir Havre, Deratas, - La Len, —Picre. D'Anglacle. I nil Welt India Regiment. To he lieutenants, with permanent rank in the Army—Lieu tenants George Thomplon and George M. !Alder. To he kitfign—Enfign John Harriutt, front the lath Foot, vice Newton, who exchanges._ lath Weft India Regiment. To be Enfigns, with permanent rank in the Army—Enligns Evrenvind De laureal, Robert Preaus, Devatis Des Rl vieres, Charles Ruchebume, Michael Miny, Augutte Roget, Etienne Noll, and— Cornalet. Rifle Corp.—Captain-Lieutenant Alexander D. Campbell to be Captain of a Company. Captain Nugent's Levy. To be F.nfign*, and to have rank in the Army fa long only as they than h" emplmed in the raid Levy—Edward Caffitly, (cut. and 'l'homa> Wilde, Gent. BREVET. Colonel Arthur Whethani, of the ill Foot Guards, to be Belga dier.Gcneral in the Leeward lflaads only. Colonel Hugh Lyle Carmichael, of the ad W, R Irdla Regi ment. to he Briga.lier-Gencral In the Leeward Mantis only. brevet Major It .b>•rt Uniacke, on the half-pay of the late 104th F,tot, tt, be I.leutenant-Coluncl :n the Army. Commiffiun dated May 3, 1796. ST.% FF. I.icutenart-Colonel John Barnes, of the Royal Artillery, to be I.l.ln:ty B.nrick-iflafkr-General to the Britilb Forces r,:rving in both Lb, cai4e.,... Memorandum. IJcuter ant John Fltzmitirier. of th. Act!, Re, iment of Font, Won u-At tispe:foleA in the (,:azi.tte of the tit November Litt, h rand:a, tl in Si. Wink. Era turn in the (;a7ette or the loth February 1311. For Cnlonri hi..isten Kerr, nt elm Lad Foot, to be :cu, r,l t,i the Yore. in tm. %Veil Indic. only; re..,1 Colocel Mann. t. Kerr, of the liad rwst, to hr PriT., tier-Grn?ral to tbr F..rc, I, its the Weil Nib, vice L'uleyngb.sole, ..‘ppumunot.t BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED April je. Edward Bate, of Liverpool, merchant, at eldreri, at the Globe Tavern, john•ftrcet, Liverpool. April tt. BenjAmin nether, of Liverpool, druggift, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. BANkRUPTS. Gravels) , William Seaborne, of Narrow-ftreet, Limehoufe, mAlt-makt r, to furrcndcr March 21, 28, and April 28, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lang, Prelcott-itrest, Goodman's-Fields. George Turner, of the Strand, thoemaker, March zft, April 14, and 28, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Brace, Effex-court, Temple. EAST-INDIES. CALCUTTA GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY. Fort William, Ocßober 26, 'goo. This day difpatehes . have been received by the Molt Noble the Governor General in Council, from Capt. KIRKPATRICK, Refident at the Court of Hydrabad, announcing that on the 12th inn. a Treaty of perpetual and general defenfive Alli ance was concluded between the Honourable Eaft India Company, and his Highnefs the Subadar of the Dekan, whereby his Highnefs, in commuta tion for the Subfidy payable to the Honourable Company, has ceded to the Honourable Company in perpetual Sovereignty, all the Territories ac quired by his Highnefs under the Treaty of Se ringapatam on the 18th of March, 1792 ; and alfo all the Territories acquired by his Highnefs under the Treaty of Myfore, on the 22d June, 1799, with the exception of certain diariets fituated to the Northward of the river Tumbuddra, which are re tained by his Highnefs in exchange forthe Provinces of Adoni and Nundyal, and for all his Highncfs's remaining poffeffions and dependencies fituated to the fouthward of the river Tumbuddra, and of the river Kriflna, below its junction with the Tumbud dra, the Provinces of Adoni and Nundyal, and all the laid Diftrids, Poffeffions, and Dependencies of his Highnefs, fituated to the fouthward of the Tumbuddra, and of the Kriffna below its 'unction with the Tumbuddra, being ceded to the Honour able Company. The annual revenues of the countries ceded by this treaty to the Honourable Company, amount (according to the valuations contained in the fchedules of the late TIP POO SULTAUN, and of his Highnefs, the Subadar of the Dekan), to fi xty two lack, feventy-four thoufand and two hundred and fixty-two rupees.—Ordered, that a royal falute be immediately fired from the garrifon of Fort Wil liam in honour of this occafion. By command of the Molt Noble the Governor General in Council. (Signed) G. H. BAR LOW, Chief Secretary to the Government. HOLLAND. HAGUE, FEBRUARY ii. In order to fupply the great wants of the State, our Legiflative Corps has decreed a voluntary loan, which is to bear an intereft of 4.# per cent. The amount of this loan, the fubfcriptions for which mull be made before the 16th of March, is not yet fired. The fecnrity for this loan will confilt in the National Domains, particularly fuch of them as formerly belonged to • German Princes ; among otiers the Marquifate of Bergen-op-Zoom, and the elates of the Stadtholder, which, together, are va lued at 3o millions of florins. In order to repay the capital of this loan, a part of thefe elates, a mounting to three millions of florins, is to be fold every year. The loweft fum that can be fubfcrib ed is 20 florins. With this loan a lottery is con fleeted, containing one prize of go.coo florins, two of 25,000 florins, &c. Our Mini iter of Finance, Goc E r, declared publicly, yefterday, that this loan had been planned entirely againft his opinion, and that he had not taken the lead !hare in it. FEBRUARY zB.—Our Government having been invited by the Court of St. Peterfburgh to fend an Ambalfador, our Minifler at Stockholm, Citizen Buys, has let out for Rana as Batavian Am baliador, having previoufly received the necefrary paltports. A Ruffian Minifter is likewife expected at the Hague. It is confidently faid, that the Swedifh Admiral CRONSTEDT is expeded here, in order to arrange with our Government the joint naval operations againft England—Within a few days, two couriers have arrived from our Ambal fador at Paris, Citizen SCHIMNELTENN INK, with difpatches for our Diredory, Paid to relate to the negotiations for the indemnifications promiled to us by France, in the treaty of peace and alliance, for what we had formerly ceded to that Republic. Peace being now concluded with Germany,the pof leffions of the German Princes, fold to us by France, laft year, viz. the Marquifate of Bergen-op-Zom, the Principality of Ravenftein, &c. will now be fandioned formally by the Empire. The inhabi tants of the latter poffeffions had hitherto refufed to pay the fixed contributions, Rill expeding a change, at a peace ; but our Diredory has now given orders, that the inhabitants of thefe diltrids (hall pay the ufual duties and taxes, on pain of mi litary contribution. MARCH 3.—We are in expedation of very im. portant changes here : our Conftitution is to be new modelled, and a mirage from.the Ditelory to the Legiflative Body is expeded to-day or tomor row, recommending a revifal of the Conftitution, and to propofe to the nation certain changes in it. It had hitherto been the opinion that this reform would be Fliponed, till peace thould have been concluded with England, and it is Rill believed that the impending changes will only be provifory. —We learn that the commercial intercourfe be tween France and Ruffia is reftored, and that or ders have been given by the Ruffian Government to refpetl the French flag.—Preparations are now making for receiving the French and Batavian troops that had marched from our Republic to Germany, all of wliom will return to this country as loon as the Treaty of Luneville (hall have been ratified, when they are to be employed againit Lngland.—The indemnifications which our Re public is to receive, will be taken from the Diftrid of Weftplialia, adjoining our frontiers. A confi derable naval force, vthicli is afrembled at Huth ing, has bccn reinforced a few days %ago by two Fs end; frigates from Dunkirk —The report that pa'rports had been fent froni Paris for an Englifb Pleuipotesitiaq, is not much credited here. RUSSIA RIGA, FEBRUARY 23. A notice has been publifhed here importing that his Imperial Ruffian Majetly, having learned that Ruffian produ&s and commodities have been conveyed to England through Priam, has flrielly prohibited the tranfportation of all fuch produas and commodities to Pruffia either by fea or land- DENMARK. COPENHAGEN, MARCH 7. On the evening of the sth, a courier arrived here from England, with difpatches for the Eng. Ambaffador here. The contents of there dill patches are not known, but it is laid they bring advice that the Briti(h Court propofes to fend an extraordinary neg'ciation to accommodate the dif pute between the two nations. SIVEDE N. STOCKHOLM, FEBRUARY :7. A Pruflian courier arrived here the 25th, and was immediately difpatched to his SWEDISH MA. JF STY at Gothenburg. His difpatches are laid to purport, that, betides the Pruflian Declaration, by Count HAUG RATE, delivered to Lord CA RYS FORT, the KING of PRUSSIA, in a difpatch direly to London, had infifted upon the embargo upon Swe difh and Danifh {flips being immediately taken oft, and in cafe of non-compliance, threatened to ufe reprifals upon Britith property. This intelligem e caufed the funds to rife here. A Swedith valet belonging, with the cargo, to fome Prullian mer chants, at Stettin, and taken on the sth ult. by an Englifh veffel of 22 guns, has been releafed by the Englifh Captain, as loon as he learnt it was Pruffian property. A private Letter from Elfinore, dated March 7th, lays—" The PRINCE ROYAL went over to Helfinborg yeflerday, to meet his SWEDISH MA JESTY, fuppofed to confute on the neceirary mca lures to be taken, in confequence of difpatches which had juft arrived at Copenhagen from Lon don. In confequence of the requeft of the Englifh here to be removed, his Royal Highnefs has es prefFed great fatisfaaion at being relieved from the unpleafant neceflity of ordering them away. The SHANNON frigate has taken out of Eggerfand two Englifh (hips lying there as French prizes ; and. on the tgth, another from Stavanger, and has luxe captured three others." PRUSSIA. KONINGSBERG, FEB. rs. A letter from Courland of the 26th January, contained in our Gazette of this day, fay s:—" The objeasof the extraordinary armaments of Ruffia by land and fea were hitherto only known as far as refpeets a war with England, which will now actually break out, in concert with other Nor thern Powers, who will attempt a landing in Ire land, joined by a French fquadron. It now ap pears alto, from there renewed armaments, that a rupture with the Porte is not very diftant, Ruffin, having officially demanded that the Porte thould renounce her alliance with England, and not ac cept any more auxiliary troops from that power, that the French might be able to remain undif turbed in the poffeffion of Egypt. We learn that a French army of 60,0c0 men is to pars through Hungary, and, united with a Ruffian Army, to march ftraight for Conftantinople." BERLIN, FEEL 24. Three new Ambaffiadors are expeCted to arrive here, fhortly, viz. Count BAUDISSIN, from Copen hagen ; Mr. CORNEA, from Lifbon ; and Count STADION, from Vienna. The latter poll had been vacant for three years. The Imperial Charge d'Af faires, M. de lit'DF Lis"-, is to have another place s with a falary of 6,000 florins.—The gbvernmenl i of Hanover, it is l a id, h as d ec l are d, n•the name of the King of Great-Britain, here as well as at Copenhagen, that the kingdom ought to be well dillinguilhcd from the Electorate ; that each coun try had its peculiar conneCtions and interefts ; and that Hanover would not take a (hare in a war with the Northern Powers, nor give the leafl af fillance to England. MARCH 3.—On Saturday lafl, the Ruffian Amballador, Baron KAU DENSE, had a private audience of his Majeftv, in which he delivered the three orders of the Knighthood of Alexander Newilty, St. Andrew, and St. Ann, which his Imperial Majclly of Rolla has fent for the Prince Royal of Praia. Yefterday his Majefly gave a grand Patel tainment, at which the Princes and Ib'rineeffes, feveral foreigners of dilliation, and among them Prince ADOLPH us of England, were prefent.—An Officer of high rank, and a Secretary of Legation, will in a few days fet out hence for Peterfburgh, on bufinefs of the utmoll importance. A courier from the palm kEN of NAPLES, coming from Vienna, has pallid through here for PeterT. burgh, with a letter for the EMPEROR, in which the QEE RN, it is laid, calls upon his MAJ ESTY for afiiflance.—We are (till in expeetation of the an. fwer from England, to the declaration of our Ca binet. —Lswt s XVIII. under the name of a Count of Lille, accompanied by the Duchefs of A Naos,- LIME, daughter of LEWIS XVI. and a numerous retinue, arrived at Koningfberg, on the 34th Several other emigrants of diftinCtion are expeCted there. MAR CH 7.—No counter declaration has yet been received from the Britifh Cabinet, in anfwer to the Pruflian note of the 12th uh. Private ac counts, the authenticity of which cannot be Aker. tamed, lay, that Lord CARYSFORT had received inftruCtions to open negotiations between Great Britain and the powers of the North. Letters from Vienna Rate, that the Grand Duke of Tusc ANY is to have the Bifhopric of Salt zburg t Berchtolgfcleden, and alfo a part of Bavaria, as far as the Inn in compenfation for his Duchy. The EleCtor of liavaaia is lo ity iadcmnified Suakia and Franconia.