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rr~ ~~ , 'THE ANNIVERSARY DINN&in the Noble tam and Gentter , en educated under Dr. Cpolll4ll SWIM. era be held u the Width Cedes Hoek, Ceetillper.Pie, ea Tod y the sad April. doh. Dr. CHARLU BURNEY le the Chill. Irlee-Preideetellesimele Articy. Rif. I C. It. Mugu, Ifq• ststreaes : ti n ci f icTi g .hfq "l. &Kaye, Il k IL Eaton, W Telberiat oc a Netter on Tolle wpdlleb ft !lee Tkhats to ha had at the Rd. die et IS.. No Tickets to be &Wired alter lastiay the spa. AN ADDRESS TO THE PATRIOTS OF GREAT BRITAIN. AGENTLEMAN MARINE R having Ina his We Abroad, Madlr E Vfire. with Nine Children, .bas iodeeml the Applicant on boat to lotreat the affiftance of a Oraarala Pub* he Noir Iligyart, whereby the Widow may be sok aularlabla, sad *a Elbildraa clothed and educated. 44o4eiwto raidied at Oa fdleerlng Banking-bourn: air = 1 1 1 1 1 • 1611 IN Waliers, and Cu. Gracechurch.ft met ; Van. and Co. Laarbard-Ilreer ; and Smith, Palms. and Soidlea. Oastpa-lheN.Maillarbasfe. A.N. No. 13. Sr. JAYlltee-STISIT. IMPROVED ARMS. OILLWARRANTRD SWORDS, PATENT RIFLES. &e. THOMAS asd JOHN GILL refpcafolly inform the Nal Cleeti7,, dear Pdmdl, sod the Public In gene ral, that laze theofehoes et Na Et, In front of the Them St. jameibielet. Lawton. vitt= • 12 7 be he n l i grda. deferlsetwe ofthe wirtainikrry jorwee their Warranted Swede are lebiedted to, sad of the fria.farfratertin et thelr hteeeeee PATINT altLill; WM'S do allpidakilai mar bt foe, sod eiders for them, Gana, MBAs, and Arms and Mote tremeets ef all Ideas take's. Wholefaie end Retail. ~• A FINE COLLECTION of ORAN= aid IX Ja MON IitEES, Catania 014 Ataldm fdllmiNta.sed win} Sabina daipagea, Is dala day wind la MO praianaaina, at Jahn Davis and Sods wardia. Na soh &nod; 1411•420. Aptia 'Sod. Naws.orrici. 1 Ns sl, BRYDOES STREET, STRAW. THE NEWS of SUNDAY NEXT will contain ..ic, I , as ateurite REPRESP.NTATION of dna DWELLING ' 4 ,: ,t. NOUSE of Mr. ELIO Hr, In which he was SHOT by PATCH, talon by an eminent Surveyor. ..... The elecumitance of Patch's sot cash ding his Olds pike to /.1 Ms iminglon, makes It of import/on to Stow , that from the - q_* litsmdes of the Dwelling -bode of Ilifikt. so other bat Patch WAN Fallibly be guilty of the crime of mardwing lies. A SECOND EDITION of the SAME PAPER Is printed on MONDAY AFTERNOON for the COUNTRY, which, In ad. aims to the News of the Week, contains the lama Intelllgenm up to Si: °Tina on Monday Evening. N. II No Advertitements admitted in tidier Paper. Mr.'HUlr!ma's NEW NOVEL. This art WAS p 51116141. In fang tMck Vedsmas. ma% pier sts. In boards, LADY MACLAIRN, the VICTIM of VIL LANT. By Mrs. HUNTIit., of Harwich. Amber at Latvia, or the Calk without a /*Mire ; the Una ” Rad Legacy: Mamas of tb. Grubutorp Family; Palma ilans Laura, du &c. Mad Isr W. lade, N. 47, Albemark.ftreet ; and raid by Om and Grant Rehinfoa, PIWOO.AI.IIOI/ j D. Crain and Co. ' diadamses Owl t Thomas Mel. ette•Macts.lias; and sl ether IMadiriars. !X' •M ' Of wbsas any be be& fweltraillibed. Calm eed Cbanaws, by Mrs. Ilidestee.3 ideries tr. 64. bawds. WIWI Des s w. ge Cesbesbels Abbey. 3 yea. peke ism. ( Swag sed Oewles. tbe Mak b 7 W. 0, irlisad. 4 Teas. lake Mk bowe. FRANCE. JO' PARIS, MARCH 3cr. The abrupt departure of the Britifh Ambaffador trim Cada. is by no means to be afcribed to a mai freer Mr; Fos, as is Rated in the public papers. It is rather the effea of the following circumllanees : When the Haan Ambaffador, Voesden Malfbur g, respelled an audience here. it was refafed him, w ith the intimation, that the refidenee of Mr. Taylor, at Caffel. was highly difpleafmg,•antithat all diploma.. tic relations were firfpended. A courier was imme diately difpatched from this city to the Imperial Charge d'Affaires, M. Courbon St. Genel, at Caffel. In compliance with the difpatches he carried out with him, the latter delivered a note. declaring, that he would leave Calk' in twenty four hours, unlefs the above-mentioned Ambaffador were Cent away. Upon this, the Heffran Minifter for Foreign Relations com municated the affair to the Englifh Ambaffador t and Paid, in his memoir, that it was not in the power of the Eleaor to protea his (the Ambaffador's) perf..n any longer. The departure of Mr. Taylor was the confcquence. During this tranfarlion, the 7th and Bth corps of the army furrounded the Heflian States with 60,000 men. After Mr. Taylor had left Caffel, the diplomati:telations with the HeffianCourt, which bad been entirely broken off, were again renewed. The Eleaor of Ha has been sequired to fend hither an estraordinary Embaffy. The Vice Conful Ruffin, who has arrived here from St. Peterlburgh, was provided with paffportshy Prince Czartorinlky, both for his journey hither and his return. Notwithaanding the war, the Conful General, Leffeps, continues to re6de at St. Peterf burg, and he fent off Ruffin, on account of the embargo on the (hipping. The public opinion relative to the contribution laid on an Imperial city is, that it was occafioned by the commerce with Er.ghth commodities. Count Munatiiii, together with Counfellor Abel, is uegociating the indemnification of the Archduke Ferdinand, for the lots r.f the country of Breifgatr, by the peace of Preffiorgh. He was formerly Minifler 14 . the Duke of Modena, and he is likewife endea-1 routing to bring into notice the claims concerning Mafia and Ca a. The Emperor's defire is, that the partitions in Germany (hail thorrly be completed, by which France places between licelelf, Pruffia, and Aulria, various (mall Slates, moll of which belong to the ederative fy nem. Ir is laid. that the Emperor's mother will receive principality in Italy. Letters from the Banks r f the Mayne, dated March ;I, Bate, that teli4e, the tern principal rowers in Germany, and betide!, Bavaria, Wirtem. berg, Baden. Saxony, Hein!, &c. fume other large elates will Still be erred in Germany. Prince Joachim, Duke of Cleves aid Berg, was barn March the agrh, 1779, and married on the 20111 of January, goo, the Prince's Annunciade Caroline, Per of Napoleon, born the agth of March, 5783. The Prineefs Stephanie Beauharnois, the bride of the Eleßoral Prince of Baden. was edocated at a boar - hog famed in this ci:y, and is only flatten years According rn the marriage contras.% the Prince is to receive annually 200,000 guilders for his elta r,lithrocnt. . • STATE PAPER. &c. PRUSSIAN PATENT. " We FRU:M(IC WILLIAM, King of Pro' Sec. make known and declare a. follows: " The with to Incurs our faithful fubjeas and the neighbouring States of the North of Germany during the war, and to preferve and confirm the duration of the bieffings of peace, was at all times the intention of our indefatigable endeavours. There wholefome matures were made known, upon tome recent °tea lions, as the objet of our late Patent, dated January 27, t 806. scent ding to which the Eleaoral States of Brunfwick Lunenburg in Get many were taken poffef• ton of by our troopi, when the adminittration of the fame patted into our hands. But in confequence of the exchange of the Eleftorate of Hanover, in confidera tion of the canon of thine of the provinces of our monarchy, and for the permanent tranquillity of our fubjeets and the neighbouring States. we have found it indifpenfably neceffary to enter into and coaclude a convention with his Majefty the Emperor of the French and King of Italy ; and as the Eleaoral States of the Houle of Brunfwick, Minted in Ger- Inany, were obtained by the Emperor Napoleon by asiipft, we hereby declare. that the rirbtfol et the territory of that Houle has paffed over to us, In eoofideration of the ceffion of three of our provinces. and is now fubjed to our power only; confequently, from the prefent time, the Govern ment and the Adminiftration of thee countriei will be adminiftered limply in our name alone, and under our fupreme authority. " We therefore call upon all pada% whatever may have been the functions aligned them, to sae cute thole funeions only in our name, and under our authority. " Count Schnlenbeig Kehnert, and the Commit fioners who are attached to him, expose no lets than that all the Prelates, the Burghers, and the inhabi tants in general, will obediently conform themfelves to the order of things, which a new in.& has rendered neceffary for their tranquillity and well-being; and in fo doing, they will afford his Majefiy a proof of their devotion to their country. " So, on our part, nothing tall be neglected to confirm them in the perfuaGon of our paternal affec tion, and our fincere with to render them happy. (Signed) , " mosaic WILLIAM. " ICHV a. * Apra 4006. " wavaiiitz " PRUSSIA. ---.. Beaus. Aram 3.—A courier has arrived from Count Maurits, whole return is fbortly expeeed. A plan is in contemplation, and is Paid to be al , ready drawn up, to tree a militia, defigeed, in cafe of war, to occupy the prefidences, formats, coats, lac. The number if fixed preliminarily at 78 baits lions, of which three will make a brigade. Via Majefly has given their liberty to a graotomy Irifh, who were tranfported hither fix or fee* pats ago, and difiributed among the WEI with permiffion to return to their *the This has been notified to Mr. J Ain Minifier, that he may provide for Our Court has acknowledged the Mg of Wit'. temburgb. The French courier, M. Ruffin, who went haw time ago from St. Peterfburgh to Paris. to comPlaht of the feizure of Ruffian (hips in French ports, is lately returned, with the very fatisfaeory anfwer, that all &all be reftored, and the trade between France and Ruffs not difinrbed. The Ruffian Am haffador has fent an ezprefs to his Court. SWEDEN. , .............—.. Sraazsuno. APRIL I.—The following order has appeared, dated March 3 1:—“Oar gracious Sovereign having returned here with his army. the inhabitants are hereby informed of the fame ; and it is alto an nounced to them, that quarters, forage. ke. will be required of them, under the fame conditions as before, when his Majelly was prefent here at the bead of his troops." TURKEr. - - - CONSTAIITINOPLII, Fit. 2S.—Within the lane ten days the Miniflers of the Porte have had frequent Councils in the Divan, at which the Grand Seignior has been preterit. Among other refolutions adopted, one has been to recal the Torkith Ambaffador at Paris, Haled Effendi, and to fend in his head Mubib Effendi, who was Firft Secretary of the Ports at the Congrefs for peace at Czillow4 and has fine* held the place of Sekerdji, or Deputy to C.hiatts Pada, and is confidered as a vet y intelligent Statefinan.— This change is a confcquence of the acknowledge ment made by the Porte of the Emperor Napoleon. RUSSIA. P 888888 URGH, MARCH 19.--Since the departure of the Duke of Brunfwick, feveral reports have been circulated here, refpeting the objea of his journey. It is certain, however, that that Prince departed very well fatisfied, and received great prefents. It is alto certain that his Imperial Majeay admitted him every day near his perfun. For tome days pall the rumours of war have been renewed. It is raid that our troops, which were re turning to Run, have halted, and that feveral re giments in the interior zre to be put in motion. It is added, that the General in Chief, Michelfon, has fet out for the frontiers of Turkey. There have been difcovered in the Ifle of Taman, in the Black Sea, as well as in a dillria of Siberia, the foundations of a great city, f which no trace is dileoverable in hillory. BnCHARIST, MARCH B.—The Roman corps on the frontiers of Moldavia and Wallachia have been con , fiderably reinforced thefe ten days, by Col tacks, who arrive daily from the coaßs of the Black Sea ; but the dellination of there troops is unknown. T sassros, MARCH B.—The Ruffian army of Re. terve, under the command of General Michelfon, continues in our neighbourhood, upon the frontiers, and is ready to march at a moment's warning. The Emperor, on parting through Buck, converted two hours with this brave General, and exprellid his entire fa! isfdlion at all the meafutes taken. GERMANY: VMS*, MANCH 211.--The laft letters from Italy fay. that the Calabriens have nut furrendered uncon ditionally, but have (hewn much courage in their de. fence. All the mountains are fortified. and great batteries raifed in the defiles. They had alfo drawn reinforcements from Sicily. By letters from Scullin, the Servians have polled their army of too,ooo men fo advantageotifly, that they can coiled a numerous army in a (hurt time, in any place where it may be wanting. M. Le Roux brings the news, that the Serviette have been defeated in the laft atlion with the Turks. MARCH s6.—We have now received authentic ad vice that the Ruffians took poffeffion of the town of Cattaro. in Auftrian Albania, lull as the French troops were about to march in. Eight thoufand men landed in Albania, from Corfu. Count Gbificliri, the Auftrian Commiffioner in !aria and Dalmatia, was kilt on the point of giving up the town of Cat. taro (where there were only two companies of Auf trian infantry) to the French troops. according to the treaty of Prefburgh, when the Ruffian troops en tered. A body of French troops, who attempted alto to enter Cattaro, was repulfed by the fupenor force of the Ruffians. It is not feared that this event, which the Auftrian Commiffioner could not prevent, will difturb the good underftanding between France and Auftria. Venice Is Paid to be blockaded by a Ruffian and Eaglith flotilla. Sehabasi is fill in the bands of the Turks ; the town, indeed, has a capitu lation, bat George Curtsy has r of bong corps of Turks coming to relieve z, was attacked near Saralee°, by twelve of Montenegrins, under the command of ens laic*, The Turks threw theinfelres into Banjos*, sad (hut the gates. On this the Montenegrins fit fire to the town in feveral places, and carried it by Sorra. Pafwan Oglou vents his rage a ainS the neigh bouring Serviette in the moil barbarous manner.— He lately fell on three villages, from which all the male inhabitants had fled, and murdered, without mercy, all the women and children t (time of whom he (hut op in their hoofes, and felting fire to them, confumed the miCerable famfliee. Slaughter otte conflagration mark the Reps of this inhnman wive. About the end of tatl month, however, be was MU denly attacked in the sight by a body of fiereinoth and entirely defeated. He was hintfelf in dart being taken prifoner, and retired precipitately the rininant of his corps into Widdin, where he wrecked his revenge by beheading the Greek &flop. the Pro to pope, two others of the Clergy, sad five of the ptincipal merchants ; and put Seem other mer chants in chains. All Bulgaria has rife' in arms erica the tyrant. and the brave General Metinko is on his march againithim with ten thoufand men. According to the fanse letters, a Todd& army of thirty thoufaud men is collating in Wallachia. Letters from Conftantinople of the asth of Febru ary fay, that Jaffa Paeha. Beglerberg of Romelia, continues with great activity to form and put in motion the army defigned againft the Servian rebels, which is to be twought to eighty thonfand men. He has appointed Nyla for the general rendezvous, and is refolved to open the campaign at the beginning of the Spring. Four fine and valuable prefents have been fent by our Court to Paris, for M. Talleyrand. General Clarke, M. Darn, and the Secretary of State Murat. M. Talleyrand has received a fnoff box, with his Maiefty's cypher, of the choicelt diamonds, and a to- Baum of extraordinary beauty. The Ruffians have been watching for forge time the movements of the French in Venetian Dalmatia. Theymight, if they had wi fh ed, have taken polle Sinn of Cattaro mock fanner, as they were ready, but fear. ing there might be an aceufation of their having an underlianding with the Cabinet of Vienna, they thought it expedient to wait till the ceffion of that Itrong and important place had been completed.— Scarcely, however, was the place taken poffeffion of than they difembaiked in force, end made partners the whole of the new French gurrifon. A large por., tion of the attention of the Ruffians is at prefent di neltedlowards Dalmatia, which is fo well fituated, fo proper to fupport a marine, and, above all, fo near the Turks. Annuli/as', Maims s4.—lt is believed that the march of the corps of Martkal Ney to Stockacb, on the Swift frontiers, may have political views. MBACIENTHPIN. MARCH 23.-1 he Imperial Corn milloaer Aaron Hugel. in conformity in the 12th article of the treaty of Prefburgh, took poirellion pre liminarily of the poffeffions and rights of the Teutonic Order. _ _ DARMSTADT. MARCH no—W . lerdET we received the official advice that the army of Ges:eral Lefevre is broken up. The Marlhal and molt of the Generals go to Paris, and the eighteen thoufand troops into the territorial diftrids. The national guards are alfo difbanded. The foldiers receive their arrears io Flan ders crowns of the Receiver-General, in Mayence. The refidence of the late Prince Bifhop at Bam. berg, is fitting up for Duke of Bavaria's family,' from Deiffeldorff. The Cultom•houfe Bureaus, in the department of Dos's+, are advanced over Vallengin, to Neufcha tel. The union with France was not proclaimed on the asth of March. FROM THE MAYNE, MARCH 29.--On the t3th infl. the Bavarians took pofieffion of Bregentz, and on the ,4th of Lindau. On the 3d of April, the French garrifon at Bran nan begins its march to the Rhine. Flaw coat-, Magri/ z 9. —His Excellency Count Cobentzel, and all his lune, is departed from this city to Vienna, by way of Nuremberg and Ratifbon. Several Pruffian chaffeurs have lately palled through to Paris. MAN•II, MARCH 29.—Our Gazette contains as fol lows :—" No change took place yefterday in Frank• fort, though general report gave reafon to el p e et i t ; and though it was pofitively afferted that Martha! Augereau had received difpatches from Paris, which by the Emperor's order he was not to open till y ef• tertian and in which it was pretended the future dciliny of Frankfort was contained." HANOVIiII, A►am z.—We ezpeEt that formal poi. fedion will be taken in a few days of this country for Pruffia, which obtains it as indemnity for the three ceded pro►inces. The admiiAration will then be carried un alone in the natne . ut the King of PrufGa. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. V 1 SATURDAY. APRIL ts. PRICE OP STOCK:i THIS DAY AT ONR O'CLOCK* Osaka*, for money. 6.4 —for Ate. 64-omoinna Si 3. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Seed sem so 3, India Stock 1824 3 p. Ct. Red Ann 50 India Bonds is. dif. rape. par 3 per COIL C0111 . .6411 Rack: Mk. par as. pram 4 Per Cent 77H4 OrnoiOßS 3 prem. 3 per CCOt. Alm 93 9 3 1 . 93 Egan& Tlekees4ll4. Lon Ans. ty 3461 3-16 Conf. for me. COURSE OP EXCHANGE. Amgen/tin 36 y a UL Calks Pap MP's 44i I Do. at fight 35 8 Dkto 38 d Gintos.F Rotterdam it p Ur. Madrid* pap Woos Hantbursk 34 af Uf. Vitt* 36 eft. Oporto Akan, 34 s If Uf. Mew 3 8 a Dublin sa Parka day's sa sa 11v. boom 54 Cork 13; Parts • si o s LTC Yoko 64 livtas Pleall cloak* Bourdon: ss a ditto pa IL &ilex. Aglo on the Bank f - New Dollars The journals and letters Mails were delivered out day. that we were obliged wilted in the extradts which in mit The LINO of PRUSSIA , refpeaing the principle feffoo of Hanover—lt is MCA" in exchange for t ceded to France, witsfe rifle gfeettpot—Tbis is integrity. France, it sover ; but it is equally t._ &mei the conqueß (tempt ..robed her troops thence Aoßrian and Ruffian armies. copied Hanover when not in tl We (ball oot'dwell on. chit— . We canaot but regret, however, repeatedly, of during the late _ our Readers may well -recoiled!, was not followed by our Govemunent. Had this conniey invited Proffia to occupy Hanover and Holland, Polak would not snow have been the Ally of Printee tt lier would. Nat Poulos have been now parcelling oat Gering oar among hie relatives and faepotitee;-' 11 1 11,20 " , ' -- ** , " It is Rated in private letters horn Hansloorgh6 mei in the newfpapers later than dote ordinarily tient mined by the Mail, that the Coon of Berlin had adopted a meafore which is 'equivalent to s declara tion of war againft Sweden. The following paragraph is correaly mutilated from a Hamburgh Paper of the nth. M According to accounts front' Berlin, two Rrong Pruflian corps have received orders to march upon the 7th of this month. One of there corps is deßined to occupy Swedifh Pomerania, and is commanded by General KALEIROTII. The other, under the cow mend of General VON SCIIIIIITTBI7. is affeartbliog in the country between Havelberg, Perlberg, and Ky rite, and is deeined to occupy the territory of Lauen burgh." There is no doubt that the above is an facial article. The Pruifian force alluded to, is Rated in Tome let ters, to amount to tB,OOO men. The Hamburgh article, in: the piper of the sth, rays—" The 3d of this month all the Englith 'hips which failed from hence on the 3 tft ult, put to fez, except five, which remained at Nenerk." That the proceeding of Proffin above mentioned is not merely a declaration of holtilities, but an aa of war, cannot be doubted. In fact theoecopation of Swe difh Pomerania by the Prullians is only a march. The Swedifh troops, in the fief inlianee, moR withdraw to Stralfund. If the King of SW2IIIII has complied with the treaties he entered into with this country, Stral fund mull be in a Rate of defence capable of handing a liege, ihould it be deemed advifable to defend it againft the Proffians. Accounts from Stralfund of the ift Rate, that the King of SWIDIM was expeaed there on the ad or 3d. The King's Regiment bad been embarked, and was ready to fail. Indeed the profpeet of a campaign being over, the number of Stredilh troops in Pomerania was fuperiluous, and none were requifite but the number proper to form a fufficient garrifon. It does not appear by the letters from Stralfund, that the PrufGan attack was expeaed, though the Government, probably, after feting what paired at Hamburgh, mull have confidered it pro. bable. What will be the determination of the Emperor of Russia on there great and important tranfaaionre hi which he is fo nearly touched in his honours—in his natural domain of European influence, we cul -1 not decide. He is bound by treaty and by hcnour lisot to abandon the King of Switism. There was a report yellerday, that Denmark had agreed to flint the Sound, but it refs on no good authority. The fubjoined Letter is from our Correfpondeut at Hamburgh : HA14217110H, Apart t.—Since Saturday morning wehave been here in the greatelt confufion,and (Circe ly know yet what we have to expel,. On Sunday mor ning arrived Mr. Jackfon, brother to the Englifh Mi nister at Berlin, expr wi h the news, that the Pruf fians would immediately !hut up the Elbe and Wefer againft the Englith; in confequence of which,orders were immediately given to all the Englifh veffels in the harbour to leave it within a+ hours at fartheft. All hand. were therefore inftantly let to work ; the harbour was lighted up during the whole night.-- Some vefftli, which arrived only on Sunday, put c of — Holland $4 per Cast , 11 1 1 o $ ot I ers received by the Hainsburgh ,ut at fo late an hour yellesu red to be more brief than we iich we laid befoteour Readers ta Isethrown of all difguifo . a on which he has taken poi., is not is my', but as rir r the three Proffian provinces re property Hanover Was by I a curious fpecitnen el Pridian is true, had conquered Ha- y *us that France had aban- (except Hameln) when five lenee to oppofe the combined rinks. FraMa afterwards oc- not In the poireffron of France. , thii—HeoM; is now goof I 1 • howevet. t 14 oldie id el the IVA AdloWleatlo494 l l 1