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at •1* • • v WEIiNESDAY, JULY 23, 280 6 NUMBER 5-( - TO BE LIT, AND ENTERED ON IMMEDIATELY, AN Old ERablithed INN, bearing the Sign of the DOLPHIN, &nate in the WeR Street, Chlchefter. Partt• enters known by applying to W. and E. Humphrey, Brewers, cu. cheten • - • • FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS A YEAR. AGENTLEMAN, retiring from Dormers, %tract to purebafe a well-feeured Annuity of 5001. In one of more feettrities. If application he not, however, irnmediasely nude, the money will be othmeife di fooled of —Apply, perronanyt between the hours of ten and four (or by letter, port paid) to Mr. C. No. tt, Fillacr•ftreet, Red Lion•fquare.. Thlt day was put:althea. price n. 6d. A' LETTER in MR. BIRCH, in Anfwet to. his late PAMPHLET agalntt VACCINATION. Ey a Manh-r of the Royal College of Surgeons in London. Vubbibril by John Murray, No. 32. Ekes-amt. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Loudon Tavern, Foxhcde.ltreet, Plymouth. on Friday, the rft of Aerial next at Ten o'clock in the forenoon (to purfu• ante of directions front the Hon. Cenintiffeaners appointed for the clifpcifel of Probian.Property,7 'HE good PrufliAn Hooker FRIE DE.— .o. Length 731 k. bin—Breadth iBft 7i in. Adnitafures coo HI 94 Tons. She. a *cry btutbeemoc valid, and calculated for general pm pots* of trade. Alto the Pappenbargh fowls JONOE JOHANNES. Dinsessllose—Length yo feet 4 itscheo.-Breadth 16 feet t j in. Adcneafures 8o tons. Oise Is calculated fer the 'limber Trade, or any other, where veld. of (mall draught of water eve required. For Inventories and furtherlaformatieo apply to •Mr. JOHN HAWKER, at Plymouth. inmost*, July t 6, doe. TO COUNTRY BANKERS, &e. A STEADY middle aged Perron, accokr.med to the Bufineft of a Country Bank and fully qualified to con duet its Concerns. wlikes for an engagement as Clerk. The Advertifer has had confiderable erperience In various lines of Bufinefs, and can give refpedable references sad the required Security. Letters addreifed to A. B. m Mr. Burford's, Bookfeller, Fleet- Market, will receive inersedicre attention. On Saturday the 24th init. will be pabliaisi, !gm ih la tai. TALES, in VERSE, Critical, Satirical, and Hu- At THOMAS. HOI.CROPT. Printed for the Author. and ptrblighcd b 1 H. D. Symonds, Anemone-perm Ito be had of an the Bookfelters. • Mr. SIDDONY NAV NdYEL4 • This dayilbas pubfllhni, le 'Flues Yels.Triee rjs. 6d. in bnards, THE MAID, Wirt. a n d WIDOW, a Tale.— By HENRY SWOONS, ktoi. Printed for IcTellAlt IS PHILLIPS, No. 6. firld3c.ftntet,Blselfrisrs, sad to be bad of WI 130aSCUert. Of wheel mity slfo be bad, Jult publithed, 2. VI STUMM Poerlrir, by the fame Author, 3 vob. s The Win reit In Lennon, by Mr. Surr, in 3 vote. 3. Novice of ST. Dori soics„by henrs Osvenfoa, 4 vols. 4. Etc itivoon, by Mr. Godwin, vols. s. Fsatilesno FarseeSsotas, bbe Tess*, 3 vols. . f The WILD I RIM Gm : . by lidifs Ovrcafon, 3 vols. DEATH OF ADMIRAL LORD VISCOUNT NELSON. MESSRS. BOYDELL and Co. refpeafully in form the Subfetibers to tittle intended PRINT of the DEATH of LORD NELSON, and the Public in genetat, that the PICTeIItZ is Painting by A. W. DtrlY.P.fq. and will very loon be ready far thdr infreetion. Subteriptions enntinse to be re ceived by them at No. 90, Cheapettc; and by Mars. 0. sod W. Nicol, Boardlas to his Majeity, N. 58, Pali mal. • VOA SALE At the Isoddril Inn, Plyssonth, oil Mali the idt of Aura Dens by Eleven o'Cloek In the lloreseen, • THE • Good Spanith Ship SAN PABLOS. Dimonfsous—Lcsgth co Deck 84 Ant 34 laebes—Breadth s 3 feet g loalses-pDepth Is the Hold no fret 4% ischas-vAdmea fur" ti`or 37-94 Toga, Copper•lsottomed, faila eentarkalsty fate. Is wtß esteulatod for a Private S* of War, an Armed Ship, or for any Trade where difpatch is a tvquifite; the Reiland Storm are in good condition, mid Dm may be font to Sea as an safy crowns. A Prize con demned to his MsJefty's Ship of. Wax, Faroe/.commanded by Graham Moore, Efq. now lying in Cat/rimy, and there to be delivered Alto for Exportation. 75 Bales of Stg7r—so6 bake of Cocoa—so Bolor of j a tt a p, 3 Bales of Alifpicos-18 Bales of Sarfaparilla—i Bei di Cortex ezeuthera—.3 Doges of Frooklneenfe. For Home Confumption . 29 Scrota of Cochineal -9 Scrods of India:n..4 Serous of Bark Hides In the Illalr—s3B Pieces of Campeacliy dogwood— s Bale of Peas, Being the entire Cargo of thetaid Ship San Pablo*. Samples of the Indigo and Cochineal may be kin. and Cara locum bad fix days previous to the tale, at the Houfe of Mr. Re. bat Dunbar, No. PS, Old Loadomttreet, Feocburch Brett, Len. don, and at the Brokers' Counting Houk. For viewing the Veffel and Goods, audios. Inventories ;hal for d:et particulars, apply to Edmund Lockyer, Efq. one of the Agents, or to THOMAS LOCKNER, Plymouth, July 19, silo& Sworn Broker. COUNTRY RI!SIDENC TO lIE LET, for a Term of Three Years, and polTelEon to be bad at Michaelmas neat, or earlier if required, A MOST deArable and elegant Mention. ready A Farnlibeel. and ha a Rile of fopetior elegance, fit for the re. isdenee of a Nobleman or Gentleman's Family, replete with Offices of every dcferiptioo, Stabling for fourteen, Horks, Coneb.houfe and Saddk Rooms, Kitchen Gardens and Orem Houk. Pkafurc Ground. Lawn, Plantations, Etc. with fourteen Acr• of as rich and fertile Palture Ground adJaioing as any in England{ to which may he added la acres, or mom Land, if respired. this Mondon.ls btuata In the WeR of England, and nearly centrally betwassarlital, Butb.and Cheltenham, but neareft the Wt mucla 7 tregiaand and taildanalate Tovrn,overlooking the River Severn, and coolatendlni extenfite views of the Fordt of Lttaq &c. a Country marked with marines traits of fertility and beauty. The roads are remarkably roiLand the Houk lies at eafy diftanees frost (even! good Market Towns, and within one mile of a Pak Tows. The Manor (which nnw abounds whit Game, and is co ex tenfive with the Parini) will be let with the Pro:miles. whereby the ()copier WU have the choice of his own Gamekeepe r. The Pent and Taxes are moderate, and every accommodation will be given to a rdpeetable tenant. for particulars apply on Tnefday, Tharfday, sod Saturday, in tPricehe preftnt week, between the hours of eleven anal three. to Mr. , at the Chambers of hielfrs. itta Nth 9, Lincoln's Inn. A CAU nom TO FAVOLIF.S. I'HE great reputation which Mt: BURGESS has gained by the fupedor cuelleace of Ms ESSENCE of AN CHOVIES for Fah Sauce ha. induced many perking to sive the fame name to an article entirely different. JOHN IMIR.OESS sad 50N think it a duty they owe the Publics to MAIM them againft fuch ionpolltions, as f.veral people wavelike Empire, offering Shopkeepers, Su. an entralarge profit to vend the fpurious Mod : they are particularly regretted to Hs for NlM4lllstra. and to obierve,OODC Is genuine but what bare thefe words apes the label.-" John Burr:sand Son's Otieinsi and fa. peddle Brom of Asakovtoa"---Warthoufe, No. so?, %/Mk), moor of do Savoy SeephLoodon. TO THE FASHIONABLE WORLD. A. CAUTION. —Thegreat reputation the genuine Bandana Soap has acquired for giving the molt exquiate Pry of texture and inconceivable fairnefsto Hands.has induced a nue tber unprinciplmiSbopkeemars to feil fpurious imitation thereof in order to prevent, the dangerous onfequances of being impeded on, obferve that the bill accompanying each mks of the (`swine Soap is dined by the. Proprietor's %lank fate Agent, Wm. Withers. in his own band writing. Any preparation eared under this denomination. if it boa not bear this fignature, mutt be a glass ingiospofition. and dangerous to be depended on sold by Writ. Withers, (at ebe only Warehoufe for Dr. Norris's Fever Drops) No. 229, Strand, London ; Simmons, Canterbury ; Plucharell.RocheEert Waldron, Howells, Erißol ; Creels's., LI. verpool ; Rseburo, Edinburgh t Ironficle, Aberdeen ; and molt Pcrfumen end MedicitrVwdenk price to each Cake. CURE OF STONE AND GRAVEL. AMR. PERRY, Surgeon, Southampton-fired, BloonsEsurrfoare, Proprietor of ADAMS's SOLVENT, mild yet efleacious Cure of STONE and GRAVEL in the BLADDER or KIDNEYS. acquaints the Public, that be has for tune Imo devoted Mc whole proleffional attention to the above Mattes, and their complication with that or coot He nuy he confuked daily at bis own Houk and more efpeclauy on Wainef drysand Fridays, where he difpenfes the Solvent in battles of Ca. a Is. and ti as. Stamps included, two of which fait (cutely ever :,it eo corrat the calculous diathefis in the habit, and thereby prevent the ooncrotoo of Stone in ?Woos of a Wei/tart . life. S•ild alfo at BACON aid Co's, 130, Oxford•Rrect, and at Bolton's, from of the Royal Exchange ; wheeze silo may be had jolt pttb tithed, the Author's . Dlfquifition Stone and Grvel," Muth Edition, price 1.6 d pointing out their Caufe and the Diet to be obfeend during the Cure , with many exuaordinary cafes, fame of ter fea, recovery cyan after the operation bad been refaced on. MONEY READY TO 'ADVANCE: LL Pcrfons in the Porreff.on of Incomes, arifing •g• 1 - trent Freehold, Coryhold, or Leafebold Mates in Land or H. " N l* m otl ey in die Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage ilettleownts , Widows Jointures, Annuities, Patent Places, Church Livings, or any oder certain income for Life, way be lied with tempora ry or permanent Stuns of Money to any amount. by paying An nuity tomtit for the fame. a nd The Nobility Gentry of known property, or tiler heir,, may be accommodated, on their percenal (,runty; and in any 1 lido= where the Jingle (murky of an individual niay be deemed inctiffielent, the addition of another perfon to guarunce the pay ment of the inter" will remove the objection; and in all cafes privilege will be given to the Public, to return the principal at their own option.—Perfonal applications will be received every day till four o'clock, and Letter , front Correfpondeuts in town and coootry, (poll paid) will be immediately anfwered, addrcicd to ;he Ditciflor of the Knightibridge Bauko it his town houro, No. 2, Leaver j oho-Erect, Goidair (quart. HOGARTHI ORIGINAL WORMS. MESSRS. BOYDELL and CO. tbini K their duty, from the numerous miferable tapirs of the Wert of HOOARTH, that are daily publifhed in this and other countries, to inform the Public, that they are the foie Proprietors of the OR WORKS of that celebrated Artift; for which they have long paid his Family, and Sill continue to pay them, a lame An nuity. That the original Plates, engraved by the hand of that Artift, or under his eye,are in very good pref. rya? ion. and produce good impref lions. They elle beg leave to Aire the lie, that fines the Plates have beep in their pot on, they have neser allowed any Anil! to profane them by a knee coach, Nang very (Cobble, that Mounties Ryle of etehinz and engraving was fo maiberly, sad eapreifed what he meant taco: vey fu foreihly, that It throws all the imitators, and pretended ,e•er/t, at a great dif tance, as may be (em by comparing theft miktable espies with the originate. The ORIGINAL WORKS Of HOGARTK, complete in tso large Plates, in one volume atlas folio, boards, may be had of Mears. Berydell and Co. No. sr% Cheapfide, price so guineas, and ago. sit* [ARAI'S Prlntsat the prices marked in the Catalogue of Lis Works. What alto, few weeks will be publiib HOGARTII IL. ats sr Ravin, by Joists IttLAPID, in three Volumes Royal Bvo. price 41.85. bd In boards, the third Edition cerrediesi —This Work cantatas not only explanations of each Print, but vaginas Anec dotes of that great Artift, and of the time; in which he lived. N. D. The third volume, compiled from Hogarth's MahuferiPts, and containing upwards of forty new prints, may he had kparate, price I I am. for the completion of re:4, to accommodate thole who purchafed the two Brit volumes, before the third was publifhaL On Monday next, July 28, will be publithed, In One Vole= Odava, enibellifhed arida as elegantly engraved SOME ACCOUNTOE4;e LIFE and WRIT LP • !NOS of I.OPE FELIX do VEOA CARPIO. sy HENRY RICHARD LORD 5: Printed for Imngman, Hurft, Ras, and Orme, Parcrnotter.row; E. Jeffery, Pall-Mall; and J. Ridgeway, Piccadilly. This day wa. publiftted, lo One Volume Duodecimo, with Thirty-two Heads ache 'tingle . , and a !hiking Reprefentatino of = Ancient. Tomo uncut, ptlec ss. bound in coloured Paper. HE HISTORY of ENGLAND for the Ufe of Schools and le Jung Perfans, ..... By EDWARD BALDWIN, Efq. Pt inkd for 1 homai Hodgkins, at the Juvende 'Aiwa ry, Han way ftreet (oppofite Soho. fguarc), Ozford•Rreet, and to be:had of all Bookfellera. Of whom may he had, by lb, fame Author, FAIlLas, Ancknt aod Modern ; ad.pt.ll for the fife of Ch:ldren. In Two Volumes, Duodecimo, with Seventy three Engravings. Price fla. _ . _ Thefe Fables are better eakulated to excite the attention of Childrem,to atm& sad inftrudt than, than any we have ever pc sukst. We recommend them wkhout referee. " britlfh Critic for November. DR. MAVOR's NEW WORE. • This day wag publithed, in two elegantVolomes foolka nailed , Price Nine bhilliugs in boards, AFATHER's GIFT TO HIS CHILDREN ; confining of Origins! ESSAYS, TALES, FABLES, RE FLECTIONS, &c. ate. By WILLIAM MAYOR, L. L. D. Redor of Stonesacld, In Osfordllslre..Vicar of Hurley, in Berk fhlre, and Cliapialloo the Earl of Moira, Printed for Menem) Passim, No. 6, New Bridgc.ftreet, and to be had of all Book Idlers. Of whom may be had, the following erteemed Works BY THE SAME Ayr HOR, T. 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C O MMERCIAL PHRASEOLOGY, in French and Englles ; f-1e,!1e,1 from tit Harsoca Ayr UNtvaaaa L. By WILLIAM KEEGAN, Mager of Manor•Houfe, Kennlo;ton•lanc. London Fold by Verner, Hood, and Sharp, Poultry; T. Boars, 01,1 BroatLitreet ; Lanzntan, Hurlt, Reco, and Orme, P.ter. notice now; Dolan and Co. Sobo•fquare; and Dc Loire, Ge. rard•iireet. , " Thls is a laudable endeavour to unite pradtleal utility with the prufecution t.f sl3rarieh of education. not infrequently fo eon • dudcd as to afford to the l'upil little real benefit. 'I he prevalc•ee of the French language, as a medium of conunonication among European nations, is well known; and it is confequently an died of importance in every (liken* of education which has the flightett pretenfluns to be efteemed liberal. The ordinary attainmenb of our youh are generally found. however, to prepare them by t in differently for the Couuting.tioufe ; and Mr. K is therefore dc ikons to impart to his (cholas, &flitted to commetei si pi:T(o[l4ms c3rly and familiar acquaintance whh the phrsfeology adapted to a well conaltleteel mercantile correfpoodeoce. The ddign is com mendable, and we think that the merit of the work keeps pace with the preLnlions of I; s Anther. It is, on the whole, a well l 'execoted performance." betacric Review. White may be had alfo, by the fame Author, The Second Edition of --- • - - LE NEGOCIANT UNIVEKFHL ; price P. 6d. bound ; being real Model. of French Mercantile Corr ipondence work han received the fandtion ao.l high comrawidatio..e of the r awl of Iceeral Rcetewer►. IRELAND, This Joy was pabillbei.la One elegant Volume. quarto. Price 411. in beads, embrEilhod with t 6 beautiful Views, by Medias/di and dedicated, by permillion. to the Earl of Moira. '1 'HE STRANGER in IRELAND or, A Tour I- in the Southern an Weftern Parts of that Country, during the Autumn and Winter of the loft year igog. By JOHN CARR. Efq. Of the Hun. Society of the Middle Temple. Author of the Northern Seminar, or, Travels round the Baltic... of the Stranger in France, tte. &e. _ _ Printed far RtcuAao Pus Lt. I es. No. 6. New Bridge-rims, and to be had of all Bookfellers In Great Britain and Itelaud. Of whom"may alio be had, Mr. CA21106 NOIT/lIIIN SUbilitt ; Or Trairell relitld the Bal. tic, al. as. in boards. AN IMPORTANT ADDITION TO THIS STOCK OF BOOKS OF EDUCATION.-This day was publifhed, Printed on good Paper, and In a dear Type, correfporadiug in Inc with Dr. Manor's Bridal Nemo ; price ss. Maud, with the full Allowance to Schools; THE CLASS BOOK ; or Three I - Intuited and Sixty-five RIADIPIO Lassos' for &hoots of either Sex combining, with the elements of all knowledge, a greater Number of Reading Exert-des, from the belt Authors, than arc to he found In any other work of the fame defeription: every leffon having a clearly defined ,hied, and,teaching fume principle of Wawa or morality, or Tome imyortant truth. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR. The Author has been aimulated to compile there Exercifea in Reading, by the olifervation, that, although there at prefent rail Central excellent Bobks for teaching Reading and Elocution, the objedt of them does not extend beyond rbe mere combination of wards; and they tomtit almoft entir e ly of paragcs, feieded with reference to beauty of compofitino only. In the prefent work etepore has been t o, ;/..n1 with utility; fumed and forte have been itudioufly combined; and chicaning has always been adapted to the purpofes of inftrudion. In Chesil, every o n e of the Idiom In this Clots Book, is calculated to make the Young Reader butts wisest and severe. The Author's own eaperkeee as a Teacher, fuggefted te biro the elivillou of his book into three hundred and Olt y• Gre leffons, es one for every day in the year; in earl of which the fulled matter brutally hint/sea within the follablainbitis of a Jason. This stilton, kis obvious, will be attended with an equal degree of cam venience to the Fluor and Pupil In the adual bawds of a public Seminary. Printed for RICOAtO Pntttres. Nn 6. Bridge-amt. Black. friars ; and to be had id all llookfellers in the United KiugJinn. VA LUA Bi.E SCHOOL GOOKS. This day was publifbcd,ln three Volumes duodecimo, price Meets Shillings bound, IHISTORY OF ENGLAND. from the A F.arlidt Records to the Peace of Amiens in Igoe, in a Series of Letters toe Young Lady at School rsy CHAS 1.0 ITE SMITH. 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Any Clerks of becife or Cuftome, who than be considted of want of vigilance. or or twee :Wig the meafiircs pref.:titled by fife indent decree, Ciail be diffnif:d !rum their employ. and pu- Meted with one year of Irons. In cafes of emolvance or where . bribers MIS be proved, the duration is irons &all be to flx years." The balicto paid in the Councils of Suleure, Dem, Wmiclatiti, lariats and 'fan, are the fame in fuhrlance 49 the foresoing. The Solid and Council of bane, indeed, made an exception with refpedt to cotton !am, " as it is. the prune ma: er la& or dos lacrouradirt4:l of a part of our country.' no-! &.!.!r. the Lac of the c.mecated properly Into three are 01 whteh only ioc, to toe lorontser, one la r.i'et•CA li f i rf government, the .01, rut., :49 fur. tdtedto the pour of the ace. in wh.ch the leixwe i. made. l'he Bog° Niagara 7.orictr," in the camel...he Petty Comp an." •• er ju e. the juilte (tithe place, wichou• any refpcdt for per. foot. to puutib the offending parties with contileul:m of goods, el as the offence may be. with corporal puniOunnin Irandh.g with • red hot Iron. or even conb(catluo of their entire property." The Regent and Cantoo of Sulam ftiblUnste banifbausit toy &wi l y. tries... Dated jotb Aprit, avid apti May, tiko. . . • . .....,.....„ :4 ;,...„.,...,..„ i .:,...,.... z .„...... i ...,..-....,,,_.„ . 4.: . ,....1- 2 ,•'... . ,r ~, *. _ ,_. • •_...•. ___.,. .. ~.....111X-PENCE, . • —.........---.. • _. . . , THE ROYAL COLLEGE of PHYSICIANS fh LONDON having received account* from various parts 'i. • cf Enema, of the member of irregular Pradtideriers, calling theenfdme Plpfdru. who eiercife the prodelßon of Play. tic without autheelty, and in sung latency' without doe quell*. cation, feel it their duty to apprize the Public of the legal void- lions to obviate this evil, and to refer them to the Lift anstudly ; 1 1 I printed by the College (which in future they will take care to have properly circulated) in order that the names of ail there may be • known why having been examined by the College, according to Law, have been deemed competent to pra&Ce as Phytteisao: •., tIT/LACTI FROM TS“ ACTS Of fADLIASICNT, IN4TII AND 15T11 ow via. - • " flat it may be exacted la this preterit Pad:anent, that no " Perko from henceforth be (offered to merge or preetifr. in " Phyfic through England. until Nth dine that be be examined " at London by the laid Prefident end three of the kid Eledis, o and have from the hid Prendent and Etats letters teftimonbl . of their approving and examination t except he be a graduate . of Ozfool or Cambridge, which lath accomplifhal all things * foe his form 'without any Grace." By Onier of the jone as, like. .-- fr.S. e rflftVEY, M. A Prairie. ......--- S 71728 R LAN D. ...—.--... The following Decrees, whit the Cantonal Ad- . 1 mi niftrations of Switzerland have been compelled to . • adopt, for the total Prohibition of Englifh Goods in that country, have been received by us with tome of the hal French Papers. They are, as will appear, fome months in force, and it is thus that Switzerland, a country at Zeal at peace with us, this prohibition, emanating from our rancorous enemy, is made in moll inßances to extend as well to the importation of • our indußrial produels for the pnrpofe• of confuse:so i tion as of tranlit. We deem the documents, which have not yet been laid before theßritifh public, of to* 1 interefting a nature to our Commercial Readers to delay any longer their infertion t•••• FRICUSCO. MARCUS 17.--The heft in order, an Ediatt of the Chairman and Petty Council of the Canton of F,ibargh, dated March 17, ,FO6, &Aide, under the [Meet penalties, an sail every the Inhabitants of that Canton from attempting , in any Shape I to introduce into the Principality of Neufchatel mad vateng'n, say merchandifc or maoufaanied goods prohibited by the French lewst , 1. s. The Petty Council of the Canton of Vaud, " conformably te the Edit of the sth of March, 1803, again* the introduellon into France of good. really or reputed foglia, * condemns all mar- (handier of that defeription, which tuft be entered at any of the Cullom Hot:resin the Gateau intended for Franco, to oonilfes- It don; and forbids May goods of that kind to be collated to any, warchoste or place within two Wien of dos territory of the-. I , . French Republic; excepting the Public Itere•houfes, or theft i of Merchants who have during ten yams twilled on the trade ihe . ' ' the eonrumptlon of the Cantoo alone, and who frail hate lbw clued in form to the surd Clerk of thet Caftans that May will—" continue to carry on that trade for the interior of the I Canton." The third article obliges all merchants Who bail fend Inch goods to any pine within two leagues oldie French frontier to take out ',trunk. which is to be verified by the Clerk of the • Cuftoms of the place, or in default of him, by the Syndic. 4 in cafe of contempt of the above articles, the laid merely,- t dim Omit be conadered as intended for frame, sad sonilkated 1e.., cordingiy. 5. !.very Contradt. of whatever nature k may be, bdareedeit policy, or any other dead, &Wed to favou the leiredekka et- the above•mentloord prohibited goods Into Frames, Staff be art !leered null in law, fr.c.—Lastanne, April 27, tBo4. • Arai'. so —. We the Chairmen and Petty Council of the filth- too of Friburzh, make known : " la compliance with the Circular Letter of the 26th Intent, whereby the I andamenan of Switzerland calls the meat/ono( the , pralfe worthy Confederated Cantons to the grievous inconvenkoce i that may rents to the trade of Switzerland, and to other not kfs 1 ; important interefts dour country, front the traffic inEngilfb gouda, the contiounce of their importation, and the contraband which ie carried on from Switzerland to France, we have conSdered that 1 I In fad the pilaul and commercial Imereft of Switzerland, as • t well as the obligation implied by the educe which binds it to the relent of France, imperiuufly precribe she tacceffity on the one . band. of preventing all introduction of goods of lingikh manatee- 1 1 ture iron the Canton; and on the mita, to take efficacious mesa to prevent any Englifr goods already in the Canton from bell% foe- • t warded into France by the arts of contrthaod Of fraud Nubia the • I law. which regulate that Emptre. " We are, at the fame time, convinced, that this fatter cad cannot be attal on ~.t otherwife than by obltrueling as much as pair bit the removal or circulation of all goods of this kind already In Switzerland, and prohibiting their gran& from one Clinton to an- other, until We Diet itiSiihsve adopted general and uniform met • hire' on the Cutlet% •i It " After thee confisterations, and in execution of the matures provifiettaily ordained by his EtteUency•the Landamtnan of Swit- i reflood, we have decreed, and do ordain-- Aar. 1. " From the date of the promulgation of there precuts, , . the entry ot goods manufadured in English.% Is totally and fever,- ly prohibited in our Canton. a. " It is enjoined to all Officers of Police." he. (Here follows t the formula, requiring the molt rigorous execution of this decree.) : 3. 0 Every merchant, fader, cuftom haute officer, or other Mai- i• i victual, with whom fuch merthandixe is now departed, fr ail de- clare upon oath the quantity and quality of the Ertel& g•oodswkiett f he has in Rote or depofit. The decluation frail be made in each • I t place before Members of the local Maglitracy, who &all be fret dully appointed for that purpofe by the Lieutenant of Government, and they fhall be required perfonally to go to the cultom-houfee, (bops, warchoufes, or other places of depofit,and take an ease in- canary of the goods concerning which the declaration Iliad have been made. 4. Requires oath to be made that none of there goods arc intend- :I 1 cd to be tent into any part of France or its dependencies. s. "No alteration in the Rate of the warchitufe or places of de. Indic. no unwed nor rale of thufe goals Rath take place without a i) i Ip. eial permi: team the Lieutenant of Government, who &all not i' . grant it until after having fern the authentic proof or declaration upon oath, Last' before the jultice of Peace, that the goals of i ogling manufadiato i required to be removed, are defttaed neither .. directly nor Metre^ for any place out of our Caputo. • I 6. " Meichants or private individuals who lo contempt of their . duty, and in contradiction to the preceding &nicks, (hail leek to introduce Engliih manufadtured goods into the Canton, or to fend out any part of thof,. already M it, betide' coedit:salon of the goods,thall be punithed wit: tlx years enchainment in irons. The enottated goods flail be immolate!, fold and the pike divided ; between Government and the informer. , 1 7. . Magift-ates, fundlionaries, or perfons in public em Any - .'•'. • e . . . . . . . . • • .... ~ , . • ..,,. , . . . • ......,•,.. . ...,.. ~