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[ a From Mr LONIEW GAZETTE, April :6. - WNIT/NALL, APRIL 13. " The King has beep bracioufly pleajed, by warrant ender his Royal flgret and lign manual, bearing date the 2 9 111 of March lilt. to give and grant unto Horatio Nelfon, Lfq. feuntmonly called Lord Vile-nu:a Met on). only AM and bele apparent of the Right ' 11-1,43. and kr?. William Earl Hello'', his Royal Keener and wind( don to receive and wear the enfigns of the Illultriotes Chapteral Order of St. Joachim.. unstated upon hint by the Genet al Chapter • ache fald Order. CARLTOW•HOUBR, APRIL 22. His Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales has been pleated to ap point tae following s Nohlemen and Gentlemen, to be State Cuuu calor,. for the Principality of Sco land: The Marquis of Rua. • The Earl of Eglinton. The Earl of Caffida, The Earl of Lantier,:ale. The Earl of Breadalhane. The Earl of M o ira. Wm. Adam, Efq. Chancellor for the Duchy of Cornwall. Adam Galles, Efq. Advocate for the Principality of &mien& • David Cathcart, kfq. Solicitor fur the Principality of Scotland. DUBLIN CASTLE, APRIL 21. Letters Patent have been paired under the Great Seal of Ireland, for granting the Office of his Majeßy's Poll hiattent General In Ireland, to the Right Honourable Ri..hatd lidy Earl of Donough• more, and the Right Honourable Henry Fitzgerald, commonly called Lord Henry Fitzgerald. ' CROW'a OFFICR, APRIL 26. Members returned to fern in this prefent Parliament. qva COU NT r—Hensy Parnell, of Rathkeguc, In the Q2eim's outity, Efq. County of Sum:h.—Charles O'Hara, of Nymphslield, in the County of Sligo, Efq. Cbunty of KILICIINNY The Honourable George Ponfunhy,jun. of Ildhopfemirt, in the mom of the Right Honourable William Brabazon Ponfonlty (now Lord Ponfunby), called up to the • Houle of Peers. Borough of He actsroo-.-Sir John Shelley, Bart. in the roan of Davies Giddy, Efq who, finee his eledtion for the Lid Borough, bath accepted the office of Steward or Bailiff of hls Majefty's Three Chiltern Hundreds of Stoke, Defisorough, and Bunco ham, in the county of Buckingham. ADMIRALTY-OFFICF, APRIL 23, 1806. Copy of a Letter from Admiral Young, Commander in Chief of Majefty's Sips and veirels at Plymouth, to William Marf den, Efq. dated on board his Majefty's (hip Salvador del Mundo, Hamoase, April at, and. su—l taiga& you herewith, for the information of the Lords Commiffioners of the Admlralty!* a Letter which I have received from the Commander of the Hind Revenue cutter, giving an ac count of his having captured the French privateer brig intrepide, of fourteen guns, and which he brought in this morning. I have the fatisbeStion to add, that the John, one of the brigs taken by this privateer, has been recaptured by the Confianec,and is arriv ed here. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) w. TOUNO. Hind Revenue cutter, Catwater. Port of Plymouth. April at, 'EIS. • Sra—l beg you will be pleated to acquaint my Lords Commiffioners of the Admiralty, that, on Wednefday the 16th intlant,•having received infnr- Thation at Scilly that a veffel had been captured off that gland by a French brig privateer of foutteen guns, I immediately got under weigh; and proceed ed to lea ; and on Friday the 18:h, had the Asir. billion of falling in with her, Scilly bearinv, three leagues ; the hoilled American colours, and allowed us to approach ; fired a broadlide into us, and a volley of mufketry ; then, with a crowd of fail, the attempted to get off, depending on her in perior failing ; butt, after a chace from nine A. M. till twelve, and a running fight from twelve to three, the (truck to the HIND Revenue cutter, under my command, and proves to be l'lntrenide of St. NIA. loes, of I.} guns, eight of which had been previouily put into the hold, JOSRP BJURSIN Commander, who, with two of the enemy were killed, and two are dangeroufly wounded. She has beets nut twenty days, and has c.iptured four yards. I have every sreafon to hope that neither of them can as yet have got into - any French port, by what I can learn from thole who belonged to them. and who were taken in the Intrepide. She is a new veffel, and was re taming frOm her fecond cruize ; the wou:d save been, a great annayan:e to our trade, being a very fall failing velTel. Oa board of the HIND tee have none killed or wounded ; nor any ki.llll•ige, Other than the rigging and fails being cut. I c.!nnot dli flifficient junice to the ze.dl and Heady condutt r Mr. PITT, Chief Mate, and the Officers and men pnder my command. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) THO. HURRAY ALLAN. • B,:g Mary, MeAsyrmua Miller, from Ireland, a light tranfport, retaken and fent into Scilly. ADMIR•LTY•OFfICE, APRIL 16, 1806. Copy of a letter from Rear Admiral the lion. Sir Alexander Cochrane. K. B. Commaoder in Chl,f of his Majetty's Slips and vcflits at . the Leeward Mends, to Willism Meriden, Efq. dated on beard the Northumberland, Carlific Bay, Barbadoes, 7tl) March, iSc 6. enclofe, for the Information of the Lords Commiftioners of the Admiralty, the Copy of a Letter from Captain Smith, of his Ma'efty's poop Woolverine, giving an account of the capture of a privateer: alfo the Copy of a Letter from lieutenant Barker, commanding the Grenada, acquainting me of his capturing a French letter of marque. Captain Younglaufband, of Ida la • jetty's mtp Heureux, has alfo fent in here two fchooncr p. ivat•:ers which he has lately captured, but b have not yet received bis offi cial account thereof. have the honour to be, &c. (signed) ALEC COCItitANt. His Majefty's Sloop Wolverine, 6 I.eagues to Wiudward of Barbadoe., jam 31, 18.6. Sira—l have tbehonoar to int ,rm you. that thia morning I cap lured the Fr, reh fchooner privateer Petite Conflance, after a long chace. She had one large gun mounted (her two others having been thrown overboard in c:iace) and fifty men: a month out from Guadaloupe, and has taken nothing. I have the hontiur to be, ate. (Signed) 3. SMYTH. His Majefty's Brig Grenada. St. George's Day. Grenada, February 13, Sir—l have the fatia'adlion to acquaint you, that, on the fedi init. the Pearl Rock, Martinique, bearing tall, diftant four or five leagues, at four A. M. I difeovered a furpicious velrel to thefouth• ward. ni which I immediately gave (lace; at (even ti clerk I fired a (hot at her. which the returned, and hoifted french colours, and a dare adion endued. In confequenec of light winds and my bring to leeward of the en, my, I dropt aftwn f I times. which pro- , longed the attin.• cusifiderably, the Imoke front the guts. taking the wind •41: of sear fade. At thirty minutes p. ft eleven; the enemy 8ru..1 , his col, urs, and f, and her to be the trzech feheoecr lett, r of marque, hinter; Murat, baying on board ben fort y-t svo pi irl eicr, one nine pounder. with kraal (wive's, anti blunder:it, Ma, fit t y-two men; oat teem Martinique twelve hours, and bound to .t. isontirgn, Wien with dry good, noyeau. Ste. lam forty to a.ld Mr. Atli!, the mailer, &brave and g rod nihrer,selni ha. let v • rd f.-veraiy, eve with me, is f • -Iv woutnled, tut, I trial. will rpeiilily rec. vet ; and one boy. wit • led a fcw ',ours alai the at. .1 he cntroy had three nun killed, and keen wou'dcJ. I beg leave to ohlerve, that the enctitv' , strli wire mounted in fuck a manner. as to enable :him all to h,ar.:.t the fame time In any direction, which made them veer fur, rine is wit; he of m,tal The emmye mart. mid erring were Pi muchrripided, th:.t, on the night of the aids, both mutts went by tbe board. 'rite Grenada has faltered much in risen.: : 'both topirlibbelog quite difalikd. main btqns Sun away; bott, lower matte damaged, and CO cut to pieces. with the heavy Somers of grape and canoilter kram the forty two poutn ors. The conaludt of Mr Malone, hub Ll:utentnt, Mr. Atkins the 'neat r„ • hle. Briggs, hildthipman, (who has jolt 'kneed his time) the petty cifecerr, framer; and a party of the 6c,th realmesit, (irving as marina, I cannot Min k ntly extol their cool s/ f., and (trial attention to my dircition. during the 'dim), being 1614 as are k truly charadterift;e kr the Bridal Iranian. I Lave, See. (Molt d) JOUN SAX It LA. eels of a letter from Caplets George Pounghtilband, Carnrnan d,r of Ills Majefty's Ship flatten', to Witham Marftka, kfq. dm..d in ( 'aril& Bay, Barba...toes. Feb. sA, 16°6. boa—Admiral Cothran* not being preknt tan the 1 beg i4dVa to inclufe to Tem a Letter, for the InforMation of ray Lords tAltuthilTione r. of the Admirsity,infprming him of the capture of of the t vent's &hoovers on the t6th and it yth ink. I have the ticoutst to be, &c. (Signed) °colon vtiullolll7SeAND. tits bAtfty's Ship lieureuz, liartsadoes, W. by N. 6o fehru.thy 38, sile& Sin—l have the tumour to acquaint you, that on the tdth. lull.. fell In with,and after a wort Chace, captured la Belthoe bends pclvatece.mounting foorteetunlne pounders, and having on board one hundred and feventeem men. The &Untie had on hoard eight thoufand dollars, being her ovum's Cure of a prize they had car ried into Cayine. f base likewire the pleafare to add, that I y.f: today captured, after an tight hours chace,la 11xune Preach pr . ,- vatetr fthooner. maiming three guns, and having on board &sty men. lhavetlsetwooortobe,dec. (Signed) etotoc TOUNOKUBBAYL IIidLTTARY PROMOTIONS. wak orricr. APIUL 36. Royal Regiment of Thole Guards... Lewis William Buck, Galt to be Comet, by mrehare, vice Feowlek e promoted. 7th Regiment of light Dragoons—Cornet CieneleW.rwiek fylde to be Lieutenant , by putclae, oleo brilufun, promoted . . - in the 27th Foot. tcth l'itto--Capc. G. Jr. Roberts, from the 53d Foot, to be Cap ta n of a Troop, vice Hill, who exchanges. tilt Prodtor,Gent. to be Cornet, without pur chafe. vice Jonev, promoted. tit Rrginwnt of Foot Guards—rnlign liCyndLani, from the pit Font, to be Friar, without purchafe, vice Lord Tyrcon nell, promoted in the tad Foot. 3d films—George Loftus, Gent, to be Erfign, without purchafe, vice Dadtwood, pronintrd. tfi. Regiment of Foot—i- idly) Donald 11491ieen to he Lieutenant, without purchafe, vice Hay, appointed to the 7th Dragoon Guards To heLigna. without purchafc--Aleranaer Campbell. Gent. vice M'Q2ecn; A. Gibson, Gent. vice Forbes, promoted in the 47th Foot, and Daniel Mq.can, Gent. 4th I:i•to—.Enfign Edward Pountney to be I.leutenant, without purcbafe, vice Harvey, appointed to the Cohlltrcam Regiment of Foot Guards, and Feltham Wmfon, Gent. to be Longa, vice l'ountrey. 13th 1)hto--Hugh Crinzan, Gent. to be Enhgn, without purehafe, vice Nicholfon, promoted iu the aoth Foot. aSth Ditto—Major General John Lord Elph;mtone to be Colonel, vice Lieutenant General Gordon, decesfed. zEth Diuo-- H tnialleßon, Gent. to be Enfign, without pur chafc, vice Salifbury, pronimed in the Gad Foot. 3ot h Ditto—William Magee, Gent. to be EnGgn, by purchafe, vice Skirrow, promoted 334 Ditto—EnGgn Ralph Morlett, from the 65th Foot, to be Lieutenant. by purchafe, vice Smith, promoted in the t 4th Foot. 38tli Ditto—S..rje.int Major - Southwell to he Quarter. aftc.r, vice Frafer, appointed to the 4th Royal Veteran Bat .. -- - ' taboo.. - - 39th Ditto—Paymaflcr William Allardice. from the 2d Battalion, to be Paymafter of the aft Battalion ,vf:c NI•Kc el ~ dece.ded 41 4td Dino—l Mtn George Stewart to be Licetenaat, by purchafe, vice Ogilvie, promoted, and Hugh Andrew Ender, Unit, to be ... .. - . Entign. without purchafe, vice Sbaw, who retires on half.pay of the 68th Foot. 43.1 Hohkirk, Cent. to be Fnfign, by purchafe, vi a More, appointed to the 3d Garrifon Battalion. 46th Ditto— Enfign Sholta Borne, front the 96th Foot, to be Lieu. tenant, by purchafe, vice M•Dougall, prommed. 48th Ditto—James Parkinfon Miller Kenims, Gent, to he EnCzn, without purchafe, vice Wrixen, promoted in the sth Dragoon Guards. 49th Ditto—Enlign William Blaquiere to be Lieutenant, by pur. chafe vire Vincent, promoted in the 82d Foot. 5 3d Ditto—Captain Themes Noel Hill. from the loth Light Dra. goons, to Fe Captain of a Company, vice Roharts, who ea. changes. _ 56th Ditto—Robert Warren, Gent.to be Enfign, by porthole, vice Perry, promoted. 6otli Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Hoffman, from half pay of the 3!,clt boo;, to be Lieutenant, without porthole, vice Kate nu_k, who refigns ; Either' Edmund de la Bourdonuaye, front 1 niloo's regiment, to tee Enlign, without purehal , , vice Berc.ze, promoted ; Gm.rge Philderlcath, Gent to he F:r:figii, without purchafe, vice Von Conrady, promoted in C ' eel Baillic's re giment ; Johann Hein Adair, front the York Light In. fmtry Volunteer*, to be ladign, vice Schreinne, promoted. 6:d Dine--liiifign James Soliltury, front the oath Fir.t, to be lieutenant, by porthole, vice Ball. promoted. 66* Ditto...Lit-utensil:a Henry Pcrfe Blakeney . to be Captain of a CumpanY., by purchafe, vice Nicoll, promoted. 78th Ditto--Filllgn William Hamilton to be Lie uttnint, h r ma chete, vice TVl•Kenele, promoted. 9011) Ditto--Donald M'l.can, Gent. to be Erfflin, without pur e chafe. vice Jones, promoted in the 31. - . th Foot. 9 Ditto—Enfign Samuel Lucas to be lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Steuart. promoted. 96th Ditto—Henry Leahy, Gent to be Er.fign, without purchafe, vice French, promoted In the 3cth Foot. 98th Ditto--Lieutenant William Warre, from It C sad Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchafe, vice Callond, who retiree. 99th Ditto...Hofpital Mate lbomaa Lett tube Affillent Surgeon, vice Permit, appointed to the 9th !toys) -Veteran Battalion. nth Welt Tndia Regiment— Gent. to be Ear), . . . . without ?urchin, rice Cnninghanie, ey Ito retires. 7th Dittiw—Richartl Fennell, Gent. to he F.nben, vice Chinks fuperfeded,being aletait without leave. :14.40r General Champagnes liccluient-I.ltutertant Charles Downes, from the Loth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Maclean, deceared. . To he Second Likut,nants, without purchafe —John Weft Wil. kins, Samuel Moffett, and Thomas Moffett, Gents. Major-General Rainfay's Regiment—Ronald Macdonald, Gent. . . to be Second (Acute Ant. • Colonel Regiment, ..--•••••Ritf.in, Gent. to be Second Lieufeilant, without purchafe. IR Garrifon Battalion—ling:ln J. D. Hopwood, from half-pay of the 6fth E{10:, to be EnGan, vice Cmigie,promoted in the 47th oot. _ ad Ditto—Richard Mayne' .Jones, Gent to be Huhn, vice De 'feral, promoted in the 47th Foot. at Royal Veteran Rittallon-- , Captain He&or Matialn, from the 9oth Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Vavafour, placed on the retired lift. 7th Ditto--Carain nooses Fellow/v, from the 37th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Barron, placed on the retired lift; EnG‘nicabn Vulloch, from half-pay of the bad Foot, to he En- . . • fign:vreeLong, who recharge,. 9th. Di tto....Mliftant-Surgron William Parrott, from the 99th Poet, to be Atiftant-Surroo OARP.ISONS. . Lieutenant-General John Lord Hutchinfon, /C. B. to be Governor of Stirling Calle, vice General Grant, deceafed. General Jobn Parr of Suffolk to be Governor of Londoodcrry and Culmore, vice Lord liutehinfon. Lleutenant-Geketal George Don to be Lieatenant•Governor of t he Iflind of Jerky, vice I AcutenantoGeneral Gordon. d,cohd. Colond Alexander Mak to be /Automat Goveruor of Londguard . Port, vice Blake, deeeafed. Lieutenant• Colonel Thom• Rudfdell, of the ISM Foot, to be Lkutenant•Govcmor of Sheenier*, vice Colonel Mak. The appointment of Fr,,ferlek Artnltrong. Gent to be Er.fign without purchaft, in the 38th Regtment of Pont, Bice Edmund Arniitrong. who refigna, as hated la tht Gazette of the Bth ult. has not taken place . ERRATUM in the Gazette of the stb "Mint. 3J Re .imcnt of Funt Guards. For S:Vve r iw, uctrt. to be koGio. by purehare, Ace &men ,• who retirLs, _ . . Read si t y.ra Ram, Gent. to be F.efign, by putchafe, oke Stracey, who tr . .. - Ores. Commit Zulu in the lietkihire Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant. re be Lieutertanta--Archur Harailtuu, Gent. Dated February iltztS Purcell, Gcnt. Dated March 3, '306 iro bchoßa;—Richard Rance, Gnat. Dated December 20, 005. Jon There Waylar.d, atm. Dated March 3, tBo.t. • Commilfions iiiiiied by the Lord Lieutenant of •the County la Berks.—u(l Berkfhire Cavalry. Thomas Mitchell, Efq. to be Captain; John Wines, tki. to be Lieutenant. Dated January ty. i SoS. John Nark, Juc. to be Corit.t. Dated February a 6, IS 0 S• Clewer I.ight Infantry. William stotham, Gent. to be Ltrutenaat. Dated Fe'. 14, z'o6 Wintifor FM efi Liet Infantry. J. Wetland s Efakto be Ma.* Cott:tniodaitta Dated Mardi J./o OA TO be Captains —Verdi Geroge Jolla. VI. Dated aa doom James Man, kill. Dated ',March is, tied. • l'o be FL it, Lioutenant+—Jame+ sietiatt,Gese. March 13,0%6. John Boyce, Gent. Dated Marsh is. zBe6. Newbury, Shaw, and Span Volunteer InFantry. Fmletick Page. F.fq to be l.teutenuw.Colonel Commandant ; Benjamin Friend, Etq. to he Captain; John Hall, Gent. to be Idortioant. I)ated March 30, 1806. Thomas !lance. Gent. to be Ditto. Dated March 3r, 1606. Richard Dibley, OWL to be Fatfiert. Dated March 30, 1806. Coamillinn in the Second Battalion of Cinque Port Volunteers, ligned by the Lnrd Warden. Qtarter.M.ifter William Hatton to be Adjutant, vice R. M. atea. Dated March it. IS-6. BANKRUPTS. WlPlam. Roberto, late of Kinallem.upon• Hull, hut now of the Crate of York, bardwarentan, drake and chapman, to Curren ' der May at, SS. and Jane 7, et twelve, at the Black Swan Inn, Coney-ftreet, Polk. Attornies, Mellra Barters and Martin, ; Furnival`s Inn, Loudon; or Mr. Thomas Hunt, York. Charlet.. kind, of the Grand jundlion Wharf, Whitefrlars, I.on don, coal merchant, dealer and chapman, April 29, May t 3,and June 7, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. J. S Brools , lilman.ttreet, edford row. ofenh Hytafon, of Stepney Caufewiy, Middlefex. merchant, May 3, t 3. and lune 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Scott, St. Mildred +-court, Poultry, Landon. James Rees, now of London, but formerly of Rienntond, Surrey, mariner and commander cf the sip Northumberland In the fez vice of the Hon. the F.afl India Company, and late of Madras in the Eaft Indies, merchant, dealer and chapman, May 3, lc. and June 7, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Mal+, Fly PI Holb+rn. Richard Cropper, late of Wig•n, I.uncaB.ire, tirabt r merchant,' Mayl9, 'o, and June 7, at one, at the Globe Tavern, In (treat, Liverpool, Anomie+, Mr. Windle. John. arect, klcdrard. row, London; or 2vlr. Edward GralOth, I.ower Cain:Aire, t Charles Purvis, of )li:sweetie-upon-Tyne, broker, May 1,3, 14, and June 7, at r'even, at the Turk's Head Inn, Nevre.lle- upon Tyne. Attornies, Mr. William Harvey. Neweaftle upotiTylic, or Maks. Worth= and Stephcufon, Castle•fkrect i Holboru, London. John Bennet, of Compton-Martin, Somerfetfhire, James Bennet,' of Manchefter, and t;corgc Ben , et, of Bedmintter, Somerfet. [hire, dealers, Chap:men, and partners, May 9, se, and June 7, at ten, at the Bath Tavern, Corn.ftreet, Briftol. Attornh ! I Mr. gales, No. 83, Gray's Inn.rquare, London; or Mr. Henry avis, Briftol. Richard Nefbitt, of Neweaftle-upon.Tyne, grocer, dealer and chapman, May 9, 10, and June y. at eleven, at the (been's. Head, Newcaltle upon-Tyne. Attorney, Mr. jefeph Bainbridge, Neweaft le-upon-Tyne. John Aynney, of Newnanle upon• Tyne. Bracer, dealer and char man, May so, 20, and Juue 7, at eleven, at the (Zwen's Head, Newcaltle upon-Tyne. Attorney, Mr. Bainbridge, Ncwcaltle• upon-Tyne. John Orgill and Jofeph Burton, of Ml:whetter, manufadurer , dealers, cliapmen, and copartners, May 19,1,', and June 7. at four, at the Dog Tavern, Manchefter. Attornies, Nleffrs Hal Read and Ainfwerth, Maneheiter ; or Merin. Milne and Parry, Old Jewry, London Rowland Parry, of Liverpool, merchant, dealer and chapman, Mai 19, ao, and June 7, at eleven, at the 'lurk Hotel, Liver• pool. Atomics, Mr. Jellah Willi or.fon, Liverpool; or Mr. Themes Blackitnck. St. Mildred's-court, Poultry, London. William Lazunby, of Manehelter, ironnio: ger, May 19 20, and' June 7, at three, at the Royal Oak Inn, Main-hater. Atomics, Mars Shephard and Adlington, Bedford-row, London ; or Mr. Wrtheral, No 9, Spring-Gardens , Mauchefer. • William Charles Titian!, of Bithopfgate.ftreet Within, London. linen-dramr. May 3, 13, and June 7, at ten, at Guildhall At• torney. Mr. Henry Carpenter, Balinghall-greet. „ . " Julepl, Kay, now o; late of I.lnyd'a Coffee hoar, underwriter, dealer and ehapnian, May 3. w, and June 7, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Atonic'', Mr. jupp, Carpentas%hall, London wall ITAL:r. TRUISM MARCH 24.—Letters from Ragufa,of the tsrh mention, that the French have advanced as far as the frontier of that Republic; and that the Frencr, General Mollitor, rcquetting provitions from the Se nate, has had every thing granted: but upon the I appearance of a Ruffian frigate in the harbour, which threatened the place, the French had retreated.— Another Ruffian frigate is off Fiume ; and there ate teveral others, with fume Englilh veffils, on the coati. Upward of twenty French tranfports were on their way to Bccca di Cataro, when they learned that the' place was in the hands of the Ruffians and Montene grins. Arm B.—Scarcely were we relieved from the burden of foreign troops, when this free , port, as well as others in the Adriatic, was blockaded by Ruffian (hips. This has carded a total fuipention of trade. We learn, that the Emperor ot Germany has granted the French a free palfage through the Frioul to Dal. matia, till they hall have recovered the pr lfctnon of Cataro and Cutlet Nuovo. Letters from Turkey fpeak of boll& appearances between the Porte and another Power. Flom Naples we learn, that Prince Jofeph has de termined to vifit Upper Italy for a Ihort time. DALMATIA. MARCH zB.—The following are the articles of the Convention by which the Bocca di Cataro was given up to the Ruffians, the Auftrians being too weak to refill the force that was brought againfl them. s. The Mandan garrifon tball evscuate Carrel Nuevo and all the forts sod garrifons in Albania within twelve leagues, and de liver them up to the Ruffian army—Albania being now ennGdeeed as In the bands nl the I t,iieh, and, under this conlideration, it is now taken poireOlun of iu the name of his imperial Majelty of /tuns. n a.l he A uftrlan garrifon (ball march oat with all the honours of war, confident with a friendly Power, and Rail be permitted to carry 01l daft property with them; but cannon, arms, ammo nidon, Sec. are to be delivered up to .he Ruffians; as, according to the Treaty of Prelhurg. there *cricks were to be eoeneeed to the French. CommilLoocre Ifialt be appointed on both fides, for the delivery and reception of the fame. ▪ 3.1 he Aultrian sari item, with all Its property. &II embark no board Ruffian rads, in the courts of three days, and be lanicd at '1 riette 4. --7 1biore Catholics who may not elide to remain in Albania, Mall lie permitted to 4ecompany the Auftrlan garrifon. 7 4 1'. Ile Catholic religion than be refpecial In Albania, and protedted according to the suitoms Wore obfervet 6. The liberties and the property of the inhabitants 111/11 be refpated, and the form of Government adapted to the morals and menus of the people. 7. The Montenegrins, under the protedlion and bearing arms for the Ruffians, mud be rectived by The inhabitants of Albania as friends, but are nut to be admitted into the forts." N e, MARCH 26.—The rations at LagroNesro, and Camporenefe have placed all Hither Calabria in the power of the French. The Inaa as mafi have been difperfed. General Dames has retired into Further Calabria with a fmall corps of caval►y. We cape& every inttant to hear of the capture of the little fort of Civitella del Ft(qflo, which an Iriffi Officer has had the impudence to attempt to main tain with a handful g.f troops under his command.— The whole force in Sicily, Neapolitans, Englifb, and Ruffians, do not exceed 30,000 men. Vrwics, A►att. 6.—Several tranfporta from Dal- matia have arrived here. We learn from them, that the Ruffians continued 'aft week in polfeffiun ot•Cat taro and Ragufa, and that they were endeavoui increafe their force by Albanian recruits. The French were in confiderable numbers in Dalmatia, and were advancing rapidly towards Catt•aru'. The roads between Triefle and Fiume were tilled with French troops, the Court of Vienna ILmog given them pernarion to pats through Carinthia and Au. ftrian Dalmatia. In a tetter•from Naples, of the 27th ult. we learn, that the example of Prince Helre of Philiplthal has induced an bp •fficer to throw htmfelf into the little town of Civitella del Frame, with about forty fiddlers. Some French •troopps and artillery have been fent againft him. Our Minitler of Public Worihip, the Duke of Calton, has addreffed a circular to tho Clergy, in which he accufes them of openly preaching up rebellion againft the exifting Government. He exhorts them to confine themfelves to the preaching of the love of our neighbour, and obedience to the powers that be, and threatens them with fevere punish ment upon their failure. Five yell - els have been taken at Monte Leone. with provifions for Gaeta, being driven in there by contrary winds. We alfo learn. that the Emperor Napoleon has promifed to demand the liberation of all the Neapolitan captives in Bar bary. GERMANr. WEENTIC, APRIL 7.—lt is reported that the Eleretnr of Saxony is to be crowned King of Poland. The Eleictorate of Saxony and Lufatia are to be yielded up to Pruffla.• The Emperor of Aullria is to receive indemnities in another quarter. BANKS or rise RHINE, Aram I I.—The Prince of Shwattzenberg, an Aufirian Lieutenant General, is on his way to Paris. He travels with the uttnoti ex. pedition : it is therefore prefumed that his million is of the higheft importance. Atrosauton, APRIL a.—. The head quarters of 'the French are (till at Ulm. A confiderable park of artillery is alto there ; they are conaruaing a ma gazine for five millions of cartridges. WESEL, Aram Iz—The French and Pruffians :are (fill at Effen and Werdeo, and live upon very friendly terms. At Hen the French keep no guard. At Werden the French and huffians mount guard together. HIIDELIIIRCI. APRIL I r.--The King of Bavaria, as Sovereign of the Tyrol, has claimed the regiment of Tyrolean fharplhooters that remain with the Imperial army, and is at prefent cantoned in Bohe mia. Several columns of Aullrian prifoners have been ordered to halt near Ulm ; the means of their fuhfillence are difficult to be provided. ULM, Aram 7.—Yeßerday General Leopold Ber. thier puffed through this city, on his way to Paris.... According to rumour, molt of the differences be. tween France and Aullria have been amicably ads jolted. Hattoeca, Avert. 14.—The Hanoverian pollilions already app ear in the Pruffian blue uniforms. The country a Backeburg is silo taken poffeffion of by the Pruffians. • H•MlltlltGli, APRIL s.B.—We know, for a eer• tainty, that, on the part of the Cabinet of Berlin, no Declaration hay been itfued against Sweden, its tome papers have afferted., GOTTINGEN. APRIL 14.—A few days ago, the Univerfity at this place was taken poffifTion of by the Pruflian Privy Counfellor Giefecke, in the name of his Sovereign. Visraria, APRIL sr.—Numerous tranfports of artil. lery have *rived here, and are depolited in our ark. nal. We learn from Conflantinople, that the Turkifh troops upon the Ruffian frontiers are confiderably increafing, which, with other circumllancer s has in s duced M. Italinfki, the Ruffian Minifler, to demand explan.tion relative an thefe preparations, and that he was informed by the Reis Effendi, that filch prepar ations were neceffary for refloring and preferving peace in the interior of the Turkifh empire. A con. fiderable Turkifh fleet is fitting out. All the officers engaged in the military enrolments are ordered to repair to their refpeElive declinations, and to haften the object of their noffion with all fpeed. As loon as this is completed, it is thought that fume confiderable levies will be made to complete the regiments. _ _ _ Art tr. rs.—The number of French troops march, ing to Dalmatia, Sm. to whom a free palfage has been granted, i, eftimated at 40,0v0 men. FRANKPORT, Fee: !Z.—Letters from Berlin inform us, that the reports of peace, which were circulated loon after the return of the Duke of Brunfwick, are not confirmed. Ruffia does not appear difpofed to peace. Apprehenfions are even enter toined, that Pruf fia may be involved iv war with the three Northern Courts. The army will of enure remain on the war eitabliffiment. Many regiments in garrifon at Berlin, have received orders to hold themselves in readinefa to march toward. the kingdom of Pruffia. The fame orders have been given to tome regiments in Silefia. Some officers who had t equefled leave to retire, could not obtain it under the pedant circumflances. All the province of Starkenburg is again occupied by the corps of Marffial Lefebre, which is now called the Ninth Divirm of t::e Grand Army. The fame uncertainty with refped to our future deflination prevails. It is now Cad, that Frenckfurt is to be united to the Electorate of Baden. The Prehoirgh Gawk, of the 28th of March, under the heed of intelligence from Lemberg, of the 13th ditto; thys,“ 411 doe accounts which comcfrom Rryfia . flatr, ChM icinimereim army is advancing towards Praia." The division of Martha! Ney preferves its pofitinn between Stockach, the Lake of Conftance, and the Incr. The divifion of Marital Davouft is cantoned in the new territories of the King of Wirterabetg : that Of Marthal Monier, in the principality of Eich• nett, and fome parts of the territory cf Nuren:bei:g and Anfpach; and that of blarthal Bernadotte, in the northern part of the Margraviate of Anfpach, and the fame principalities of Franconia. Ara t L 15. —We learn, that after a cow ier an i ved at Munich to Marlhal Berthier, a report was Mime• diet* spread, that all the difpntes between Francs and Aullria bad been adjulled ; and, it is added, that the hoftile preparations have eonfequently'flaek. ened. In the interim, however, it is certain, that the French troops in Suabia, Franconia, and in our vicinity, retain their pofitions ; and that a very large park Of artillery is collated in &tibia. A letter alio from Brannan, of the sth infant, fay', " The French continue augmenting the works.to the tall• ward of this place with unabating activity. Tkey have demanded tome thonfands of peafants, and Zoo carts, &c. Within a few dais paR they have planted cannon upon the walls, and have piquets of cavalry on every fide of the place, .as if they mica. ed a hidden attack from the Ihatizians." 111111•••••• hat thi rea sic fan pal eeil fix I the