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!I 1 1111111111111 41101110.- fi x , • , ,\t‘." % . 44 f• ( No) • • 7.,46; ) • e. A • .** . Toori - 1 . 4.- le/ • aro • • , ~~ 1 ~I ~ ~+ WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1806. Ni , MBER 71 [pittet MX.I4 GENERAL POST-OFFICE, M. I, iBo6. A CAUTION. SOME MERCHANTS of Eminence in London, and in a great Commercial Town in the Country, have lately VICTUALLING OFFICE, Iffey s, 184. THE OOMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING lag MAY ESTT'S burr, a bere‘yeee make. _ _ Prom the LONDON GAZEITE, May 6. 3d WeR India Regttssent—Major-Oeneral Hildebrand Oakes to be Colonel, vice Lieutenant General Keppal. GARRISON. General Cornelius Cuyier to be Go vei nor of Kinflie, vice the Ho. nourable Lieutenant-General Gardiner, decreed. Commiffionb in the Tower Hamlets Militia, figned by the Lord Lieutenant.—rd Royal Regiment. Enfign John Hubbard to he Lieutenant, vice Benjamin Mils, re• Galled Dated April as, tBJ6. John Half hide, Gent to be Snug°, vice Joreph Herring, rained. Dated April aa, tBD6. Jofeph Smart, Gent. to be Enlist', vice Hubbard, promoted—. Dated April 2j, 1806. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. June te. Francis Smith, late of Milton, near Sittinghourne, Kant, banker, dealer and chapman, it ten, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUP'f S. Samuel Roberts, of Gionceller, broth-maker, dealer and chipman, to futrender May t 6, 17, at' four, and June 17, at eleven, at the King's Head Inn. Glouocßer. Attorniea, Mr. George Chilton, No. 7, Chancery-lane, London; or Mr. Thomas Übe!, Gi n g, ceder. Hannah' been prolecuted at the inftance of His Majelty's Polt•Mafter• General, an<convidted in Penalties and Colts, for fending Letters • • in Boxes, by Stage Coaches, in Prejudice of the Revenue of the 0 Poft•Ofitee. It is hoped that this will be a warning in an flmifar Cafes, as o ) their Lordiblps are bound to profecute the Law to its full extent. —The Penalty is Five Pounds, with Colts, for emery Letter fent, (recoverable againft she Party fending) contrary to the Provilious of the Statute of as So). 111. Cap. St, for preventing Letters being fent otherwife than by the Putt. By Ceoreeded of The P4-Math &steel, FRANCIS BABBLING, Sterefory. That on Thurfday, the rsth init. at eleven ;clock precifely, the forenoon, they will be ready to fell, to the higkeft bidder, at His Majefty's VlCtualling Premifes, at Deptford, fundry Lots of the following Ptovilions and Victualling Stores, viz. Bread, Bread•duft, Bran, Eakehourc Sweepings, Bags and Rage, Beef, Pork, Suet, Packing Scraps, Empty Tierces, and Irlib Bar rels, Vinegar, Butter, Butter ()reale, Sluth and Scrapings, Cbeefe, Sugar, New Broad Doublet and Slab Ends, Wine-pipt, Brandy piece, and Rum Puncheon Heads, Staves of vallous defcripdons, Tight and Dry lkading, Iron Hoops broken and bent, and worn out Cooper, Tools, lying in His Majelty's ViftuatUng Prernifcs at Deptford. A Depolit of 251. per Cent. Is to be made upon the amount of each Lot at the time-of Sale ; and if the remainder of the Money be not paid, and the Particulars taken away, within twenty work ing days afterwards, the Depolit wiU be „forfeited, and the Goods remain the property of the Crown. The other Conditions may be fan; and Printed Catalogues may be had, at the Secretary's Mice. EAST INDIA NOM, Ape! 30, xto6._ LONDON INSTITUTION. AN adjourned Meeting of the Proprietors will be . 8 - bad on Thurfday, the Bth of May, at the Houft„ No. 3, Old Jewry. Copies of the propofed Draft of the Charter may be lia3bi Proprietors only, at the Clerk's Office. The Chao will be taken at Twelve o'Clock realty. . Aptll 30, [8o& SAMUEL WOOD, Secretary. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of she UNITRD COMP,A NT of MERCIUNTS INGL.IND greeter to the 4482' INDIES, do &ray giox N.dce, That the Onumal Court of the raid Company, appointed to be NM at their bade in LeadenkaiLftreet, on Viednefday, the 7th May out, at eleven o'clock In the forenoon, to take into confide. ration the propriety of r, moving all doubts auto the swift:o6U= of the By Law, See t p of Cap 6, refpedling the granting of Pen. Boos, by adding the word. or any rum of money equivalent thereto." or words to that eff,dt. agreeably to a Refolution of the General Court of the 26th March laft, and to confider of fundry Refolutinna which puffed the Court of Diredtors on the pth of the relent Month ,relative t the pm-chafing of two iltips in lieu of the Sir Edward Et sghei and Britannia, to he the property of, and under the bannediate management of the Company ; and for the conti nuation of a motion which will then be made, that the Bye Law, esp. /3, feet. a, be furpended, in order that the raid Refolutions may be carded into draft, is e f. t. It on ot6er Special Affair, WILLIAM RAMSAr. Semler,. 5 .- 6 6,z00 IMPORTANT PACTS. ALL the nbjeetions that have exilled againft for mer Lotteries appear to have been removed by the prefent Scheme. Each day's Dnwimg will be nearly equal, and the cam ber of Prizes will be in the fame proportion every day from the Ilaft to the LIR. There are Capital Prizes to the amount of nearly ta•Nonol. and the formation of the Scheme is fuch that a Tingle Ticket may gain ay,oool. befidee which three are upwards of a thoufand final Prize, more than ufual. The Wheel will go round on Monday rat No. 26, CORNHII .1 No. 52, CH. RING CROSS, And 51' . MARGARET'S HILL, BOROUGH. HORNS.BY and Co. rerpetlfully acquaint their Friends and the Public. that the State Lottery commences Drawing on Monday next. Tickets and Shares may be had in great variety of Numbers, and at the 'nevelt Prices. Orders by Letter or Carrier, executed on the hale Terms as if prefent. HOZNIIBT and Co. fhared add fold In tfie loft and former Lot. tens. sop Capital Prins. NEXT MONDAY the STATE LOTTERY COMMENCES DRAWING. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and CO. re• fpedifully recommend to their FRIENDS and the PUBLIC in general, who intend to adventure on the preterit Lottery, an im mediate porcht fe, as Tickets will rife again on Thurfday, the Scheme of the Lzttery being fo conftrudtcd that they will ineveafe in value during the Drawing ; and, from the great demand and (mall number of Tickets (as,ooo only), and the great number of Prizes from Twenty five Thotifand Pounds down to Twenty-one Pouuds, Tickets mutt becothe farce. ON MONDAY NEXT THE GRAND STATE LOTTERY WILL COMMENCE DRAWING. The Scheme is Rich beyond precedent, containing SIX TIMOSAmn Tepee HUNDR RD AND FOUR PRIZES, from HI. to at,,sto each, and only aspeo Tickets—. The great Demand already tx• perieneed Is a proof that the Tickets mull rife. MESSRS. DANIEL end Co. (late J. JoHesom and Co) molt refpcdfully inform their Friends and the Public, that they have on Sale a great variety of TICKETS and SHARES, at the preEnt Low Prices. at their Lleeneed State Lottery Office, No 3, POPE'S HEAD•ALLEY, CORNHILI,, London; where Capital Prises in the late and former Lotteries have been Sold and Shared to an inarnenfe Amount. THIRD STATE LO*I — ELRY, dog, Regius Drawing MAY nth, deb. HALL and Co. (Sucedrots to Mr. N;cholfon) at their State Lottery Office, No. 88, Combat, corner of the Royal Exchange, London, refpedtfully acquaint their Prima and the Public, that Tickets and Shares fur the above Lottery are *lima In variety of numbers, divided into Halves, Ctiarter., Eighths, and Sixt,:enths,(ftampi;d according to adt of Parliament.) ty Orders from the Country arcoarmankd with fhort-dsted MUM, Bank Notes, Cada, or Polt•OVice Orders, executed on the Lune Tama es if perfooally prefent. •.• Money for Prue' s', loon as drawn. NEXT MONDAY. and Co. i7,FoItLT . ay, remind their Mends and the Public, that the Drawing of the prefent State will commence on Monday next, the tub of May,when re tt il t 2 Ilse Tickets will be entitled to One Thouland Pounds each, independent of any other Prize, from co cool. to all. which may be drawn againit them. They alto requeft the public to obierm, that the number of Tickets drawn each day will be nearly equal, which completely obviates the oblations that wcrc made to the inequality of the Dravrifigs in the late Lotteries. As the whole of the [mall Prizes are fleeting in the Wheel, there muff tie the fame proportion of them front the &a day to the left ; aid therefore It is evident, that the Tickets cannot be cheaper at any paid than at prelant; en the contrary, they will increafe in price as the Drawing advanees and they become farce. N EXT MONDAY, May £2, the STATE. LO TEICY will begin Draw*. SCHEME. z Prize of Csspx , a lopoo 2 10,003 3 • sc.o 10 1::00 10 • SO° 10• 10*) I. 035,000 . 404 0 0 scscoo 1.5ix0 - so4oo 5.c00- 8,000 - :,Bco- T 30,3C.3 • . sy,ooo Tickets Lamp= CAPrf ALS DETERMINABLE. Five hlrft.4rawn Tickets ilt Day £lAcro each Z 5 poo live Firft-drawn Tickets sd Day tom each yAoo FINS drawn 4th Day • sox° Ditto sth Day . so,ooa Ditto' 6th Day sy,coo DAYS OF DRAWING. May 81 1 6th Wednefday une 4 May 17 7th Saturday lIIIC 7 May at fth • Tucklay une to May i 6 ) yth 'ihuridty one is May to loth Saturday June ts refpatfully requelled to °blame that the nurn trawn each day will he nearly equal, agreeably to Lords of his &laical's Trydury. •of a Ticket Lao s 0 hio 5 o Righth Ls is 6 S+ 0 I Sisseenth g 6 6 :ft Monday *4 Saturday 3d Wedneflly • 4th Mond./ stb Friday The public are her of Tickets dr. the order of the L • Half Quarter I TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION , By Virtue of a Conuniffion from the High Cou;t of Admiralty,. On Monday the 12th inftant, at eleven o'clock, At the Ship lon, Dover, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, Viz. About ad Cited/ Lemons; spy Boxes Ditto; zoo jars of Grapea Part of the Cargo of theprog Ogazegllollllllo, Captain lOWAN CARL TOO., freRIMRIRIA. For particulars apply to Meffrs. Fedor and Minet. By Virtue of a Cotnmifflon from the High Court of Admiralty, addres•ed to John Mind Fedor, Merchant, and Thos. Pain. TO BE SOLD BY AUC I'ION On Saturday the roth Initant, at Eleven o'Cloek in the Forenoon, ■t the London Hotel, in Dover, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, VIZ. About FOUR THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED of ereellent round and flat DUTCH CHEESES, in very good condition, part of the Cargo of the Pruflian Brig Fortuna, Sltme Jana detained on a voyage from Rotterdam to Bourdeaux, and fent into Dover harbour by his MaJetty's gun brig BLAZZIJOHN HINT on, Efq Commander —The Cheefe to be viewed, and further par ticulars known by applying to THOMAS PAIN, Dover. May 5, 1806. By WILLIAM HAZARD, At the Wreftlers Ing, Great Yarmouth, on Viednefday the t4th Gay of May, 18 6, at Twelve &Clock precifely. FOR 110511 CONSUMPTION OR EXPORTATION. I'HE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. so Calks of Tobacco, In Roth. 148 Cafes of Ditto, 16 Baikal of Ditto. in Stalks. 8 Cafes of OR of Vitriol. 3 Calks of Refined Sugar. at Calk" of Cafes Paula. 3 Calks of Litharge. a Calks of Painter's Colours. z Cafe of Snubs 3 Calks of Ground Red Wood. 14 Cal s of Pearl Barley. 4 Calks of Leather. to Cats of Madder. 16 Bads of Saltafras. s Bundles of Wood. a B.,fk t of Brazil Wood and China Root. 4 Bates of Boras. soo Gouda Cheefes. • A Quantity of elm& Boxes. Being the entire Cargo of the Sophia Amelia, P. T. Deutfeher mailer, captured on her paffage from Amßeniant, by his Mo ja& y's (hip Caviare, Jones HAIYCOCK,Efq. Commander. Catalogues may be had, and !Smola teen live days previous to the fale, by applying at the Counting Houk, of Mr. B. S. Gra mmy, or the Am:tomer. Yarmouth. FOR. SALE BY PUELIC AUCTION. At the I.oncioni;;;;,Folhole:lleset, Plymouth, on Friday, the 9th of May inft. to commence at Ten o'Csek in the Forenoon. 'IIIE WI failing Copper-bottomed Ship Privateer PRINCE MURAT of the following Dimenuons Length 3611. 4 in. Breadth 27 Depth 6} Admeafures 256 15 94 Tons, Pierced for as Guns, is calculated for a Privateer or Gulneaman, and having a deep and fubftantial Breaft Work on which another 'Deck might be laid, the could very eagly be converted Into a Mer chantman, and in which the good Quality of fait failing and bur then would be combined; taken after along chacc, by his Majefty's Ship Druid, BROOK, Efq. Commander. Alio her Guns, Sparc Storer, Ammunition, Ace. as will appear in the printed Ca talogues. For viewing, Inventories, Eta apply to Mc. John Hawker, Mcr. chant, Plymouth. AFTER the Sale of the PRINCE MURAT, will be Sold, yso Dry Salted Brazil Hides yOOO Oz Horns t 74 poo Co/quilto Huta Lately Imported from the Brazils, •ia Portugal per Danifh Ship Drey Friunde, and now reflored to the Claimants. For viewing and further information, apply to Mr. John Haw- Iklachaut, Plymouth. ►OR IMPORTATION, ALSO about SiiTonsiiirand Logwnod, landed from the American Ship BETSY, from Philadciphia, alto reftored to the CWmant a. •OR HOME CONSUMPTION, About Eight Tons fuperior twice; laid Cordage, ealeubted for the Newfoundland Trade.—A quantity fuperior and large fixed Beams, Knees, Ca rlings,Stendards, Plank, Keels or Pieces, Stem and Sternpolla, Top, aid other valuable Timbers in high prefer vatioo ; part of an IS Inch Cable, and at lb. gunpowder. Fur viewing, &c. apply to Mr. John Hawker, Merchant, Ply- mouth. In Purihance of a Commitlion of Appralfement and Sale ifTned from Hi: MAJCII ry's High Court of Admiralty, addreffed to Chriftnpher Itobinfon and John Hawker, Ergs. (immediately atter the above Timber, Sec.) THE FOLLOWING GOODS, vi?. ►O't tIPOITATION, 4 0 Cafes Havannah Sugars. 5 Kcgs White Wine. Being the unclaimed part of the Cargo of the Cuteb Ship En draebt, Dc Groot Matter, detained before the declaration of Hof. aides againft the Batavian Republic, by his Maj. tt y's Ship Seri, p. tre, Sir A. C. Dickfon, Bert. Commando, and now COUCICUUnd at a droit to his Majefty. For viewing, apply to John Hawker 4 .ll4. the Commaoncr, at Plymouth atorefaii ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, MAY 6. Copy of a letter from Sir John Borlafe Warren, Bart. and K. B. Vice Admiral of the Blue, &e. Sec &e to William Mari - den, Efq. dated on board Ida MaJefty'a Ihip Foudroyant, at Sea, the lath of March, rBo6. requeß you will communicate to their Lordthips, that. at half pall three, A. M. on the t3th of Kach, his Majefly's (hip the LONDON, which I I had Rationed to windward oldie fquadron , wore, and made the fignal for fame flrange fail, I direfled the fquadron, to wear likewife upon the larboard tack, the wind being at W. S. W. ; and, as daylight appeared, made the fignal for a general Chace :—loon afterwards the Loanor was obferved in aftion with a large fhip and a frigate, and continu ed fupporting a running fire with th ofe [hips which were endeavouring to et - cape, until half paR (even, when the AMAZON, being the advanced Blip, purfued alfo and engaged the frigate, which was attempting to bear away. The remainder of the fquadron ap proaehins faR upon the enemy, (and the action hav ing continued from before daylight until forty.three minutes after nine A. M.), the line of battle fhip, bearing the flag of a Rear Admiral, Rruck ; and, at fifty-three minutes paR the above hour, the frigate alfo followed her example, when an Officer came on board the FOUDROYANT with Admiral bums's (word, and informed me, that the (hips whicti bad furrendered to his Majefty's colours were the Marengo, of So guns, 740 men, and the Belle Poole, of 40 guns. .8 poun. dere, and 320 men, returning to France from the EaR Indies; thefe Mips being the remainder of the French fquadron which had committed fo much depredation upon the Britifh Commerce in the Eaftern world. I have much fatisfatlion in Rating the merino-inns and gallant conduit of Captains Sir HARRY Naaza and WILLIAM P , fupported by the zeal and bravery of the Officers and crews of their refpalive (hips, who claim my warmeß thanks 'and acknow. ledgments ; and whole exertions, I hope will re commend them to their Lordfhips' particular notice and favour. _ . I cannot, however, avoid regretting that the force of the enemy did not afford to the officers and men of tie other (hips of the fqoadron, who (hewed the moll carnet defire to have clofed with the enemy, an opportunity of difplaying that valour and attach ment to their King and Country, which, I am confi dent they will be happy to evince upon Come future and snore favourable occafion. I have enclofed a Lilt of the Killed and Wounded on board his Majelly's (hips, as well as their &feels ; and have likewife forwarded a particular datement of the (hips captured, together with an account of the loft fuftained by the enemy, being the molt cor re& that could be afcertained from the Rolle d'Equi• page. Rear Admiral Limois is among the wound. ed, as well as leveret other Officers. I have the hour to be, &c. (Signed) JOHN NORLABB W Foudroyant at Sat, March 13, 1806. A Return ate; Killed and Wounded on board bis Majefty's Ships ..... London and Amazon, belonging to the Sqiradron u nder te command of Vice-Admiral Sir John Borlafe Warren, Bart. K. B. &c. Ste. &c at the Capture of the Marengo and Belle Poule, on the 13th March, xtlo6. Kilted on board his Majeßy's Ship London-Idr. Wm. Rooke, Midfhipman ; James Murphy, Henry Van Fleylen, John Lay, James Slyde, Seamen; Wm. Bryan, boy; John Moore, Land man Wm. Griffith, Win. Juanmers , Thomas Toole, private Marines. Dangeroully Wounded—Patrick Fitzpatrick, Quarter Gunner ; John Dulforce, Able Seaman; Francis Coltello, John Burge', Francis Sutton, William Brazil. Ordinary Seamen; John O'Brien. William Brown t), Thomas Waterfon, Jot Skelton, Landmen; William Roberts (a); Richard Hodges,Jonathan Hurcombe, John Shepherd, Bryan Rifle,. Privates, Royal Marines. Slightly Wounded—Richard Poole, Thomas Coz, William Bruce, Privates, Royal Marines. Officers Wounded—Mr. William Faddy, Lieutenant, danger oully ; Mr. j. W. Watfon, Midthipman,flightly. (Signed) is. Killed on board His hlajelty's Ship Amazon—Mr. Richard Seymour, Firit Lieutenant; Mr. Edward Prior, Second Lieutenant Royal Marines; William Gundy, Able Seaman; George Royal, Private Marine. Wounded—George Marcus,Qltarter Matter, feverely ; William Lane, Ordinary Newnan, leveret).; John Fox, Ship's Corporal, nightly; Richard Brown and Jonan. Curtis, Able Seamen,llightly ; Horter Leander, Ordinary Seaman, nightly. (Signed) w. PAIZtli. Foodroyant, at Sea, March 14, rBo6. A Lift of Ships bel ong i ng to the French Government, captured on the 13th MarcbtliO6, by a Squadron dnder the command of Vice Admiral Sir John Burble Warren, Bart. and K. B. Sce Ste. Etc. Marengo, 80 gum, 740 men, Rear Admiral Linols. Vrignaud, Pint Captain, ChaiTeriau, Second Captain. Belle Poole, 40 guns, t 8 pounders, 320 own, Bruillae, Captain. (Signed) I. 11. WAIRIN. Fondroyant, at &a, March 13, 0106. A Return of the Killed and Wounded on board the Marengo and BellePoule, in the Action on the 13th March, 1806. Marengo and Bdlc l'uulc-6g killed, and 80 wounded. (Signed) Copy of an enclofure from Admiral I.ord Gardner to William Madden. EN. MY LORD Loire. at Sea, April 23, 1806. _ . I have to inform you, that his Majefty's ihip Loire, yefterday evening, in lat. 48 deg. 30 min. long. 12 deg 20 miu. captured the Pei:lcel . , of Peace, a very line new Spanillt privateer fchooner, pierced for fourteen guns, though only carrying one large twenty four pounder and fixty-three men; the had beep out of paffage five days, on her firlt cruise, without having taken any thing. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) a. L. MAITLAND. Copy of a letter from Captain 0. R. Collier, Commander of his Majefty's (hip the Minerva, to William Meriden, Efq. dated off Cape ilitifteire, April 16. a—l have the honour to inform you that, waiting in FMB term Bay for moderate weather, and the jundtton of his Majeity's gun brig Conflict, I.leutenant J. B. Batt, to cut out Tome fmall craft lying under the town, a French privateer lugger ruunded the Cape, and immediately wore, gad Rood to lea.' At eleven P. M. after a chace of near Katy mild, Om was boarded by Lieutenant But, and proved to be the French Inner Finilterre, of fourteen guns and filty•two men, commanded by M. Michelle Oentd ; left Curutina that morning. had made no capture, and intended cruising rff Oporto for Bridal convoys. I tt.ive great pleafure In flaring the very Relive coodudl oft ieutrnant Bart, of the Co:.floft, to whom I feel principally indebted for um capturc.4 the prim.. r I have the hmour to be, &c. elred) OECIIM R. !VELUM. To Rear Admiral Harvey. MILITARY PROMO rto NS. 4114 WAR.t.FFICF, M AV 6. !loth Regiment of Pont--I.l,utenant-C.r.er..l%Vnlialn K. ,pll,trom the 34 Wok, India I•epinl-nt, to he Colonel C.4nottntl;. , t 01 • Battalion, %Ice the lion. Litutenact-Clentral C.srtiletcr, aleceal.J. Storey, of NeSreallle-open-Tyne, linen.draper, dealer and charwoman, Junes, j, and t 7, at eleven., at the Queen's Head; Newolitleupon-Tyue. Attorney, Mr. Bainbridge, Newaltic• 011 =Ti l arman , late of MOdhury. Clevonthire, 11..1,keerr,d4 . 4 . sad ebtapman, May to, pi. and June 1.7, at . tWCIVC, at Guild.. hall, London. Attorney, Mr. L. Fic h l, F ri day -ftrect, Cheap , Me, London. • Nip Hyams, of Mancheiter, merchant. dealer and chapretann May as, s 3, and June 17, at three, at the Ibidgewater Arms, Manchefter. Anoraks, Mr. John Law, Queen Brent, St. Ann's, Manchefter ; or Mr. Charles Jackfou, No. 3, Hare court, Temple, I.ondon. Theodofia Green, of Woor, with of Muckletton, Salop, widow and tallow chandler, May as. at four, May 23, and June 17, at eleven, at the F lephant and Cattle Inn, in Newport, nalop.—, Attendee, Mr. Morris, Newport ; or Mc. beabow, Inn, London. Robert Minns and George Mills. bath now or late of Gloveefter, copartners, dealers and Martian, May 16, a 7, and June 7. at five, at the King's Head Inn. Gloucefter. Attornies, Maas. Jenkins, James and Co. New Inn, London ; or Aleffts. Gloaceiter. George Fuy, of North.ltreet, Whitechapel-road, Paha of Saint Mary, Whitechapel. Middlefez, money.ferivener, dealer and chapnsan, May so, '7, and June a 7, at ten, at Guildhall. Lon don. Attorney, Mr. Finchett, Great Prekot•flrect, Goodman's. fields, London. Thomas Ellis, of Whitec.hapel; 'Midterm, auftioneer, deiter and chapman, May 13, an, and June 17, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies,Mees. Hetchinfon Judi:mm(*4 Bri.wea hall, Addle-lireet, Wood-fireet, London. Ifaac Role, of Hermitagc.lirect, Wapping, Middlelex, etude monger, dealer and chapman, May t;, at two, May 20. and June 17, at one. at Guild:tali. London. Attornies, Meirra. Phillips and Ward. Hnward-ltreet, Strand. William Warner, of Webber-ftreet, Wcitmintler.road, Surrey, coal-dealcr and chapman, May to, 17, and June 17, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Richard P..c...ck, No. t to, Hatton-ftreet, Holborn. DIVIDENDS. May to. John Barrett, of Nurenumberlaud.itreet, Strand, Mid dlefes, Metualler, at one, at GuildhalL May TO. Thomas Vinn. of Euth lane, Canotatrect, Load= , mer chant, at one, at Guildhall. May so. Widiara Chater, of Charies-ltreet, Long-Acre, Middle fee, coach fpring-maker, at ten. at Guildhall. May to. Robert Price, of Canon.fircet, London, Ilationer, at ten, at Guildhall. May to. Thomas Falcon, of Bithopfgate- ft rect. London, pewterer, Ironmonger and brazier, at one, at Guildhall. May to. 1 human Haulm°, of Coleman-React, London, merchant, • at ten, at Guildhall. May no. Thomas Simplon and Nottingham Simpfon, of Northal• lenon, Yarkflairc, merchants, grocers and copartners in trade, at ten, at Guildhall, London. May 10. Joliah Peacock and Cornelius Gill, of London, mer chants and partners, at twelve, at Guildhall • May to. Jofeph Keens, of Bafingftoke, Hum', dealer and chap man, at ten, at Guildhall, London. SWED.IH BULLETIN. Head-quarters at Griefswald, April z 6. The report; fent in by Count Lowenhielm of the 23d, mention that the Prutlians took poffeflion of ft veral villages in Mecklenburg, near the frontier of Lauenburg, on the zttl and 22d. Near Marienftatt a corps of Videttes approached within 300 paces of the Swedes. Count Lowenhielm's main body was then at Grofs Zecher and Seedorf ; the Swediflt guards were in poll - dram of Marienflatt„ Sophienthyl, the bridge at Buchen, the Palmlchleute, and the landing place between Lauenburg and Artlenburg. Yefterday mot ning Lieutenant Baron Clafir Kalamb arrived here a; a courier, with a report from Count Lowenhielm, dated Godefbrrit, April 23, mentioning, that abut nine in the ni of the tam: day, the Pruflials had entered the I..iitdlhurg ten itory, near Maticnnatt, and were to loperi , ir in their numbers,that the Swedilh troops, after rnaki .ag a vigorous refill ance, were compelled to retreat, and towards the evening to leave the country. Count Lowenhielm's Infs confilts of one huffs:- fhot dead, eight wounded, and fix bodes partly killed and wounded. The lots of the Pruflians we are not yet able to afeerriin, though during the conteft feveral men were obferved to have been !hot. Count Lowenhielm has referved a more extenclitd detail for another opportunity, and which, in refpeet to the conduct of the Pruffians, will be very copious; thefe difpatches may be hourly expeeted. In confcquence of this commencement of hoftilities by his Pruflian Majefty, the King of Sweden has ordered.a general embargo to be laid upon all the Pruffian veffels in the ports of Sweden. The Magiftrates and Bgrghers of this place, as a teftimony of their joy for his Majelty's happy return to Pomerania,havegiven 2 00 fix-dollars to the Orphan Houle at Stralfund, and too to the Foundling of this place, upon which his Majefly has been preafed to exprefs his gracious fatisfaaion. STRELIOND, Amt. 26.—According to his Moie ty's orders. an embargo is laid ty..it the Piiifhors Mips at Wolgatt. Barth, and all the r •r:5 of P.:me rania. When it was laid cn here, tw.-) Truman T ad, wer e in the port. an' 4 Esi1;a1:: a.. the penple were taken from edell:, nd c:y Zd• tion of horfes iv proii:i,iteJ. COPENHAC:.N, APRIL 2 * S.--IVe arc t , rotM., •, .' rome Engiith fitirs c, u'ir a .O r'!•cir 47 to the Ba,•ir., to e• :o•ce t r a :thcg , r e uLich {o< b—n or3er." 4 . The!, th . ps, 7•.:• pa Red the tic -. ( t'., • ) (fl4l. of Nat!'clk P; 'r, •I I .S•••pe brig . airi%ed ir I::,finevi, vriai ;.• outc:•aninic, (ruin Leith. ,