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THE BAR. THE SWAT,. &c. MR. THE.LIVALL's LECTURES. No. 40. Bed(oe. puce, Blomtbury•fouart. TO-MORROW, at Two precifely, and 'iIIEiDAY following, at the fanic hour— On the POWara a.d Management of the Voice; with Am THON OIATION ; The Potato:4l,pm te &c. and Cr, t Ictime nN Shakafpere and wIDNISDAT Evening, at Eight, Criti• cal Elandilidoo of the Elocution of the Bar, with Charsdlerillic Sirches, tec.Fatnav Evening. and WISIMIDAT and fLJOAT of the calving Week, Elocution of the Senate, with Sketches of the raocipal Orator'. Ticket for a feria of three Leitura so.. 6d. Single ii Social, admitting thrce, ict.6dd 14 B Pinta loltrudions is Eloeudon. Cti'itiftn. and Com particidady to Foa cum las, sad le.trfuns with IlataDl• 111111711. FRANCE. PARIS, MAY IL Letters from Turin. of the 9th, mention, that on that day. at two o'clock in the afternoon, a battalion of the Dutch Train of Artillery was brought into that city without arms, and decried by French Gens d'Armes. The Officers alone retained their (words. General Menou ordered a ferjeant and a foldier out of the ranks, and had them fent to the dungeons.— The remainder of the battalion then went into quar ters in the city. Mar 2o.—The Thy of Algiers has reflored the French (sip taken, the Saint Nicholas, of Genoa, and declared the Reis who took potreflion of it inca pable of commanding any of his veffels in future. Difpatches received from Rochelle, of the date of the rpth, by the Minifier of Marine, contain the fol. lowing details: " Yederday at day.break, a fail appeared outfide the gut of Antioch I wind South, with rain. At half pad (even the fignal was made for an enemy's fguadron, confiding of fix fail of the line, at anchor, to the fouthward, betides four frigates and three (loops of war who were under fail. At eight, an Englifir frigate entered the Gut under her top-fails, with a frefh breeze from S.S.W. At nine, the hoified a French enfign and pendant, but made no fignals : another frigate and cutter appeared in the didance. At ten the advanced French igate and three brigs got under way. The Englith frigate having hauled down the Fret.ch colours and twitted her own, made various manteuvres, n o w advancing. now retreating. A number of long (hot were interchanged in this way, until about one o'clock, when the two frigates eroded each other and began to engage. The Eng lids frigate 101 l her mizen top - ma ll end made fail from the French frigate until about half pall one, when the latter gave up the chace, perceiving the other Englith frigate coming to her affiftance. 'the three brigs aids returned. A fecond frigate alto got under way tram the I(e of Aix, and a third and fourth in futeedion, who fleeted North Eall in cheer of the two Englith frigates, which had joined, and held the fame vitae At half pall two the fqtradron of Frsneh Frigates left off chace, and returned upon different tacks (the tan Englifh frigates being trill in fight); and at half pall five they brought up in their old anchorage." By a Decree of the fird indent, the Emperor and sing has appointed 35 Commanders,and 2 14Kniglits of the Order of the Iron Crown. His Serene Highnefs the Prince Archehancellor of the Empire palled through Turin on the 12thr on his way from Genoa to Paris. On the fame day, Car dinal Maury arrived at Turin ; his Eminence is alto on his journey t.) Paris. He dined, on the day of his arrival, with •General Menou, and made a vifit to the Univerfity. May 2a.—The Minider of the Marine hashed the boe"vr to preterit the two Captains of the Bucentaur and the Swiftfure to his Majefty ; both of them were it) the battle of Trafalgar. The Emperor laid to them, You are among the number of thofe who fought valiantly. You (hall take your revenge one do. The atlonifitment of the public mind was confi derable, upon hearing that the Marengo and the Belle Pottle were taken by an Englifit (Lip of the line and a frigate. In vain it was objefted that the Eng- Ilfh (hip was a three-decker, as it is a clear cafe that no Englith (hip alone ever captured a French (hip ; and much lets a (sip thin had been three years at lea, and whole crew was in the belt date of difcipline.— Of cootie it was with incteafed fatisfaffinn that the people were informed, that the firll account of this affair publifhed by the Englith, was falfc. Admi ral Linr.is fell in with Admiral Warren's fquadron in the night : he would very eerily have got rid of the London, but two other (hips of the line, the Achilles and the Ramillies, coming up, he was cum pelted to (bike. A numerous etcort of Neapolitan Officers, corn• mitlimed and non.commiffioned, arrived prifoners a: Tut ia the ,4th of May, and were to proceed on the 36;11 tot Patis. Ma♦ 24.—Marfbal Perignon, General% Ferino and Reeder, er, who are deputed by the Senate to c..ngra tulate Prince Jofeph on his accefron to the Throne , of Naples and Sicily. arrived at Rome nn the 2d in• Plant. They were met there by fome Aides de Camp, fent to meet them by his Neapolitan Majefly, who was not t' make his Royal entr f into Naples before the owl. inftant. The Deputation continued their journey for Naples on the sth. The Ambatlador from the Sublime Porte to his Ma. jelly the Emperor and King,artived here on Toefday. The Eighth Papers of the 13th mention, that the Attive, which had been taken, with 24 other scads, on the coat of Attica, by a French fquadron which had failed from L'Oriesu, had arrived .4 Waterford, as a cartel, and that the brings intelligence that a reinforcement of French troops had armed at Scne• g4 l, jorended, as it was fuppofed, to make au stud: upon G. cc. ( sate.—The Englilb do net acknowledge their loiter. There are mere than fifteen French divillons at lea. Th• Ettglifh will take fome of them ; but bet re that happens. there is nut one of them which will not do mil - chief to the amount of forme millions to the trade of England. Since this Power makes war for the monopoly of the world, it is its com merce that we mull attack.—Aforsitewr.) Letters from Ratifboo of the 12th mil. acqu..int us, that Syndic Miner, of Hambu►gh, has fuccecsied ble. Sieyeking in the Office of Deputy from that city to the imperial Diet. I be reigning Prince of Schwartzenberg and the Princefs of Furilenberg. Aunt to the Prince of Tour anu Taxis, are both in Ratifbon. They dined on the t rth with the Elator Arch Chancel= - • • • MOM TM PUNCH AND DUTCH PAPERS. 4.+ONSTANTJWOPLI, Aram 6.—M. Jaubert, the Se cretary and Interpreter of his Imperial Majeay for the Greek and I'urkilh languages, is arrived at the Court of the Shah of Perfia, affer having beet) eight months imprifoned by Mahmuud Falba of lha. jazid, and feveral times eleaping airillitiation. M. Ruffin, the French Charge d'Affaires, has received a detailed letter from him, dated Camp of Jarful Patba, 6o leagues fouth.welt of Erz Roam, I4th March,' Bos. APRIL ao.—There have been to many conferences between the Ruffian Ambaffador and the Miniflers of the Porte, that the public begin to be alarmed with refpc to the (late of the conneflien between thefe powers. The exchange of couriers ftm continues. At.trro, Mar t.—The French Conful General has fent a Circular Letter to the fere:al European Confuls at Aleppo, refpeeting the death of M. Ro mieux, the French Envoy at Tehran, in which he plainly attributes the murder to the contrivance of Mr. Barker, the Englifh Conful here, in fupp.ii t of which he (hews a letter from M. Rumieux before hi. death, and a copy of a Letter, without a tignatfire, fuppofed to have•been written by Mr. Barker, to Sul tan Aga, of Moutfol, and found upon a Tartar Cou rier of the Englifh Coufulate, who was likestife mut . . tiered on the way. Sr. PSTERSIUSGH, APRIL 15. —OUP Court is very much difpleafcd wills the polletEon of Cauaro. So far from beginning a new nat. with France, a part of the troops that were at Corfu were ordered to the Black Sea, and fume of them had arrived in the CI i mea. M. Ruffin, Chancellor of the French Coo -1 fulate, is arrived here from Paris, and we learn with fatislaftion, that the Emperor Napaleon has ordered all the Riaan !hips to be reheated that were detained in the French ports at the beginning of the war. Alt the French !mules of commerce 012bl:flied heie,. which had been much alarmed for their pro pert'', are now tranquil. The Conful General Lateps is authorifed to remain here ; and tie has had feveral conferences with our Minifler for Foreign Affairs.— Menikar. BARLIN, Mar 7.—The King of Sweden has order ed all the bridges upon his frontiers to be dettroyed, and. neglstts nth ng that may compel Praia to carry on the war againft him. His c:rndufi may be compared with that of the Q . 2een of Naisles, in the year 7, when that kingdom Legan the war alone ; but, though the knew that Naples would be expnied to the moft imminent danger, the fill hoped, by that means, to render the flame of war nniverfal, and, of ctsurfe, to be of effential fervice to England.— Moraitear. • Torts, Aram 20.—The St. Antonio, a Neapoli tan veifel, Antonio Jaconn mailer, was taken by tome Tunitian corfairs. The French Conful demanded tb4 rail, the kingdom of Naples being under the fpecial protection of France. This gave,rife to tome dircuffion. The Bey, however, underftood too well the nature of tteaties to fetid the application of the French Confu g l ; he fufpcnded the f.le attic prize The Emperor will my:a allow, that a nation, which i, part of the Federative Syftem, and over which one of his brothers reigns, fhould continuc expored to the robberies and exadit.ns of pirates. There are 6000 Neapolitan and Sicilian pi ironer' at Tunis. Nat es, MAY I.—The news from Calabtia be comes more fatistatory every day. The pretence of the King diffsifer joy and fatisfaOion through every part rat this great province. His Majefty has met with the mat *droning reception at every phee. The Clergy, the Magistrates, and the greaten land holders in the kingdom, bead the Deputations that are fent by the towns and villages in every quarter. Within three miles of Reggio, his Majelty was met by a nu• memos. cavalcade. The molt dillingnilhed of (Le inhabitants of this place have acted as Chamberlains to his Majefly, and twelve young men, of the fir( fa milies itiCalabria, have offered their fervices as pages. An aged man threw himfelf at his feet, before a large concourfc of people, laying, Sire ! may Hsaysa I (bower down its bleffings upon you; Alt us and we will aCGtt you. If you want foldiers, we are readTto follow you into Sicily." The King Teemed to be tenably affeled, and laid ~e thould remember' this reception as long as he lived. The city of Reggio was illuminated in the evening ; and while fire works were difplayed, the military mufic was heal 4, and continued all night upon the few' [hare, and before the palace r:ccupied by his Majetly. There brilliant tef tituonies were heard upon the oppolite coati, and there is no doubt that the Sicilians anfwered them in their fecret wifhes. An Englilh veffel was in fight all the time, and almoit within cannon that, while Isis Majefly was on Isis way from Baguaree to Reprio.— His Majelty reviewed the troops under General Reg j vier, and ening the hofpital, he recognized a French Sub Lieutenant, who, upon dilfei ent rccalions, had received thirteen sreuind—`. Winch is the warft of your wounds ?" laid his MAjtlly. Sire (replied the young officer) it is that which prevents me from fol lowing your Majeff y over the water," painting to Sicily. The King immediately promoted him to the rank of Lieutenant. In the andienie given to the Clergy, the Bifhop of Op;sidn nb!erved, that the churches in Calabria had neither been rebuilt nor repaired fince the late earth- quakes in 1783 and 1788, and Rood much in need of the royal munificence : he Wel that a great number of ecclefiattics were reduced to the neceflity a(king alms. The King an(wered, s' I have already made this painful and humiliating °Wet vation. I will caufe all the funds afirgned for the reparation of churches to be applied to this pines °Nat —chafe funds which i have hitherto been unjuilly mifapplied. As to the I Clcs gy, the naifery in which they are involved appears to me to be the confetinence of the suave facility with which holy orders have been conferred. On this account one fhould lather abide by the fpirit than the letter of the Council of Trent. in fecuring to thnfe perfons wh., enter into the Church, the means of a decent provifion ; and this in propottinn to the in create of price in all the to:cella' lea of life fince the epoch of this Council." The Arehbilhop and the Bifhop coofeffed, that a law diflated by fuch a fpirit as this, would be both wiful and honourable to religion, and requefted that his Majefly would folicit the fame from his Niitiilier of I'ob is Worfhip. A report is circulated here, that the King Ferdi nand has lOW Sicily to the fnglilh. It is long (ince he has delivered this ifland into their hands ;—it is now their loulits:1"s to Lep it. But we would advife King Ferdinand to obtain payment bet re band. • - SCH/IDAN, MAY tt.—di: (Wien Were fhot on the' rath init. at CI; (whim, for defertion from the bat. tales at Dells 's% 1. Their defertion being attended by aggravating co cumflances, every effort for obtaining a mitigation of punifhment proved ineffeenal. They were attended to the field of execntiou by the Mini- Rens of their feveral religions. }hour, MAY ay.—On the evening of the 25th. M. Fric ke, Adjutant to Admiral Veiliuel, arrived here, and, without toting a moment, repaired to his Excellency the Grand Penfionary, at the Houfe in the Wood, to whom he delivered his difpatches, pro bably from nor Commillioners at Paris. %Ve are al lured, that M. Franke performed the journey in at 1 hours. Something has occurred, that may hinder the expeeled return of the Commillioners this week. The hopes of peace begin to revive ; we cannot lay up.l on what ground. Every thing remains quiet upon the coax ; And we hear nu mute of the it:Nation of England. Muatcrr, MAY r4.—ln confequence of the adju ft rnent of the differences between France and Atm 64, 1 the Marian ifoners have again proceeded to the I Inn. Here every thing is getting ready for the de-' parture of the French troops ; Marthal Berthier has fent two couriers to Darroffadt and Franekfort, which we have no doubt relates to aide movements. Aocsauton, MAY 15.—0 n the Lath intl. Baron Reden, tie Milliner of Brunfwick•Luneliburg at Ra• tifbon, delivered a Note to the Diet, referring to the declaration fined at Windfor on the toth of April,! and complaining of the conduct of his ?ruffian Ma. jetty, in taking porreffion of the Eleetorate of Hano.' err, " in a manner as hoflile as unconßitutional." His Britannic Majtlly does not doubt " that his Im. petial Majelly, and his Co-Eltates, will accord him all the locators and affiftance which his Majetly has a tight to claim and to expelt, in his quality of Elec tor of Briintwick Lunenburg, againfl the alts of vio lence of a State of the Empire, of which there is no example, and which are deal alive of the whole Con• filiation, menacing even the poi:mai exitlence of all the Cirt•Eßatcs, &c. FRAWCICFORT. May l3.—At length a very corgi derable part of the French troops * in Bavaria and Suabia have begun to retreat to France, tome by way of Strafbtog, and others through Mentz. The 1600 dragoons that gar:ironed Brannan, belonging to Prince Mitra:'s corps, are on their way to Duifeldorfi though we no not hear that Brannan has received any others in their room ; on the contrary, it is be lieved that this place has been, or a ill &only be given up to Aulatia. STATE PAPEA. COPY OF A LETIFK TI•NSINITTED BY Mt. JACKSON TO COURT trAucwirz, DATtO /APRIL 19, 1806. • • The unoerni,ned Envoy Extraordinary and Mi nifler Plenivtentiary of his Britannic nejelty, has not delayed t•r forward to his Court, the note which had been tr•an(mitted to him on the 27th of Lit tn•Tch, by order ot ltis Prullian Majelly; and which has been prcfen:cd by the Envoy of Pruffia at Loudon to the Secretary of State fur Foreign Affairs. • This note announces, on the part ~f his Proflian Majelly, loch meafures as are totally incompatible with thole tics of friendlnip which have fubfilled for fu long a period, and with lush rmitual advantage between the two States, and which the King has Sr. dently &fired to cultivate and draw Hill clofer by all the means in his power. It is, there:re; with the moll lively regret, that his Majelly finds himfelf compelled, by circumflances which no interference of his could prevent, to command the Underligued to remove without delay from Berlin. The Underfigned has the honour to addrefs him fell, in confecluetice, to the Count Hauowtrz, Mini Iler of State, and of the Cabinet of his Pruffian Ma. jetty, to iequell that he will order the neceffary pall ports to be expedited for his return to England, with the different perfnnt attached to his million. "4 He is defirous at the fame time to renew to bib Excellency the affurance of his high confideration. (Signed) " JACKIOII." HAMBURGH Main. CONITANTIN"PLII. APRIL 20.—0 n the t4th, im• mediately after the arrival of a coin ier from St. Pe tedburgh, a conference took place between the Ruffian Ambaffador and the Reis Effendi, which, coupled with the affembling of the Turkifh troops, has given rife to various reports. A French agent has been poifoned in Egypt. There are now only so,ooo Ruffians remaining in the Seven bands. Zr NCO, APRIL 27—Yeficrday the march of another corps of It or t zoo French troops was announced. They are to pats through this place in three diviffints; a carcurnaance which has produced an uncommon tile ►n the ;nice of provifions. To fornifh the French armies in Dalmatia with meat, all the neighb. wring Manch have lawn ordered to fend their (pare cattle to Zara. The Englifh have landed at Cape d'lllx ia, and demanded a heavy contribution. ST. PETERSIWRCH, MIT 9 —lt is not Captain Lila ofki, hut hi. Krufeuftem himfelf, who is arret►ed in China with his crew. He had put into Cession, and not into any port (hut againll foreigners; but the Chinefe fay, the only place appointed for the trade %ids Italia is Kyachta. With what defign then is a fecund place vitited ? Extenfion of the trade, or perhaps curiofity It is the fame thing. The vifit ought at all events to have been fiat announced. We hope that all will be Ihortly adjittied, as affairs on the land fide go on io well. The A mhafrulor is to continue his journey, and 11;e Court of Pekin has dig:approved of the condua of thrill Mandarins feat to meet the Eating?, and changed tome of them. Prince Dolgorucky is going immediately to the Turkifh frontiers. BERLIN, MAY 26.—isf.jor Chapman, Adjutant to his Swcdith Majeily, art ived here yeliod.ty from GripfwAld, with a lettcr from that hl.,nareh, ad clieff:d In our Sovereign. To this letter his Majelly ha, already forwarded an anfwer. C , PENUAGEN, MAY 17.—Since eight days only 124 (hips have paired the Sound. Elfintur fuffer. conaderably by tie general Stagnation of trade and navigation. The Ruffian firft.rate, which lately tailed frcm our it ad has run aground off MlVieth°. Lag night we heard the Spats of Wirers. We have news from Koningtherg that orders are arrived there to let all Britifh (hips go to fee without obftrudion, and so allow them 19 trade freely to Memel. STAALSO4I3, MAY 20.--This afternoern the-112 01 :' drawn tor Fcacibles are to be alrembled for tilt lit!, time in order to be enrolled. The tortref; at 111,. place is full of troops, and the number indent:, every day. SWEDISH PoSISRAIIiA, MAY t7.--The divifion of gunboats which failed from Stralfund, has thrcr hundred grenadiers on board. They have, however, brought up at a Ihort dillance from that place, where they will wait for further orders. Entrenchments are forming under the walls of Stralfund, and a body of cavalry is expeeted here from Sweden. - - ITA LY, MAY 6.—The Commander of the Englifh troops in Sicily has made an offer to the brave Prince of Heffe Philipahal, who defends Gaeta in In dillin• guithed a manner, to fupport him with Engli(h troops ; but this the Prince has declined, declaring that his garrifon is fufficient, and that be can tely upon it. Vfirmit, MAT 5.--We are Bill blockaded by the enemy; iu the mean while they work night and dAy in our arfenal at equipping a flotilla, which will At more than fufficient to drive away the enemy'. 'Lips. As foon as the Ruffians (hall have evacuAted CAttal 0, Corfu, Zante, &c will be attacked, as the Seven tiles formerly belonged to Venice ; the piodußions of thole Wands will revive our commerce. VIINNO. MAY 14 — Th e report (plead this day of General P rince Auerfberg being dripped by the fen tence of the Court Martial of all his titles, and cNa demned to pats the reft of his life on one of his eftatef in Bohemia, ',squires farther confirmation. The pixels Icfpeftin; Marquis Ghiflieri is Ilia going on, and does not teem to take a turn very fa vourable to him General Brady is not under arreft. but has, neverthelcfs, been fummoned before a Court Martial. Count Rafuntowfki bas received difpatches by a courier -atraurdinary from St. Petetiburgh, announ cing that, in confequerice of the urgent folicitations of our Ce utt, his Imperial Majefly of Ruffia has re folved to order his troops to evacuate Cattaro, and the other fortrelfes in that quarter, and to put them again into the poffetfion of the Auftriana, by whom they will be given up to the Frencb. A Ruffian cou rier was immediately after difpatched from this capital to the Commanding Officer at Cattai,. Being provid ed with a paffport - from the French Amballiclor, be took the toad to Zara, through Croatia, fo that he May reach his dellination in a forthight. The report that the Englifh and Ruffians Lad blockaded the !nborn of 'frielle is unfounded. Musics, May 4.—M. Reinhard, the French Collin! in Moldavia and Wallachia, arrived here on Friday lan, on his way to France. Andreoffi, witl2 two Adjutant., arrived here on Sunday, and on the fribfequent day continued his journey towards Paris. AUGSBUAGH, MAY la.—The number of the French troops quartered in the Bavariapterritory on chr Soult, Bernadotte, Hey, fie. amounts to go,poci men. Several hundreds of new tailed confcripts have jut arrived here. ULM ' MAY lE.—According to the General Or. Jets of the r :IA army, tone difmounted partics belonging to the Light Cayalry in Bavaria and Sua bia will commence their march for France at.out the, middle of the prefent month. They will partly pro ceed by way of Strafburgh, and partly by way 06 , Nlentz. SUASIA, May 15.—... The followini Order of the Day his been announced to Marfhal Ney's Corps: AAAAA CT IRON rims RIGISTIIS OF THI OF STATE HI THE PALACE or ST. CLOUD. Napoleon. Emperor 6f the French. and King of Italy. ha. de. creed the (Wowing The Paymaiter of the Army Mefoy can't/red; and :hrough the Minifter of the Public Treifttry, be Is ordered to pay into the tam._ the fum of r 0 cro francs, which he has unjultly extorted in the Venetian provinces.—ll. By the fame decree, all the Madders of the State are informed, that the :aid t..fny Is hereby deemed Incapabk of any public employ.--111. Solignac, cafhiered by our decree of May ta, is ordered to pay t. francs into the Army Chat, which he has unjuftly ob tained.. And if he and Alertly fail herein. they Mali be put under weft, and treated with ail the ril;cour of the law . laireatnt ORDER or APRIL as.-1 be following Individuals, named as under,thall pay to the Chet of the Italian Army tha tol. lowing fums:....oeneral Franfachi, top.:o francs; the Adjutant Commandant Chavardes, 4.003 francs: the Adjutant Delors. go,roo ; the Comminry of War Angier, 6o louis dors ; Ambert. 3 on francs; the Adjutant Ouledo, 3600 francs. • .- FRANKFORT, MAY 17.—1 t is rumoured in Fran conia, that, under certain circtunflances, the princi pality of Anfpach will be affigned to a military So vereign. BANKS ns THI MAINS, MAY 17.—Private letters from Paris Bate, that all communication between France and England is broken off. The cattle etf thus difappointing the hopes which had been enter tained of peace, confills in the different views with regard to Holland, Naples, and Malta. According to the fame hitter., the Cabinet of the Thuilleries has fent a courier to Lifb ot, with a demand, that all the lharbours of Portugal (hould be (hut againft the Eng lint. The Members of the Diet at Ratilbon cape& the flieedy communication of a Note, containing the bails of a new conflitution for Germany. DIISSILDORF, MAY I4.—Within there few days the duchy of Weflplialia has been occupied by French ' troops. They have already advanced as far as Atenf berg, Brilon, Wartitin, &c. Essie, MAY IS —ln the Dilative of Cleves and Berg, there is a rumour of tome new change in their Government, in confequence of the Archduke Joac• kim being to receive another deliinatinn. HANOYRR, MAY 20.—The pratlice of (hooting at marks in public is forbidden by authority t and all perforis who afford accommodations for thefe pur. poles, have been informed that the pra&ice is ful ' pendcd for the prefent year. H•IABURON, MAY 23.—The Ruffian Miniller, Alopeus, has fent a courier with dilparches to St. Peterthurgh, from Sti ali iind. The Swedi(h galley fleet clofely blockades all the Pruflian ports in the Baltic. The French are now preparing to quit the fortrefs of Brannan, and other ports of the South r.f Germany. The Landamman of Switzerland is about to reign, and de Wattenville is to be his fucceffor.— Mon of the Helvetic Cantons are now foliating an union with France. The Emperor of Germany, it is faid, has contented to all the changes Bonaparte is going to make in the German eontlitution. H•PANUNON, Mar a4.—According to letters from NOG', received yelterday, 8 wedigt frigates have ap- peared before Memel, Dint lick, and other Prufli in ports in the Baltic, in order to blockade them. Toe Captain who has the command before Dantaick has informed the Pilots that he will Coffer all Danifh (hips . to eater, and shore Lida with corn to come out. ~' T.