Star. — London, England, 1806-04-02 00:00:00

THE ARTS. S Mr. G. RALPH does not intend to eshiltft . 1 " 1 any was of lth, Portraits la tho Exhibition , of the 'Royal Academy, ha tikes this nestbod to Worm hie Meade sod the ?obit, In paha that ha this at No do, miser A111641611161` LIST. POlTiAlre Caatate-10. itALPII. from at ran npalesee sad application to Hs Rudy., hia peadelleti, kes bon =aided to sire the Adleit fathfatios. io addition to Ida tats Works, ha hula. Intfhatia Mitre teem %min Hermit, and is Ong es imitb aatttrcteem Ike dam fable& sea oompottien. • • 1 1 41tL1411111IITA. AT PROCEEDINGS. -4,....---. HOC= OE LORDS, TUESDAY, APRIL 1. 'no BM Imes lie Tilde Mae Stewarded In their relipsetive flame; amen theta. their LAMA*, M a Cansittee, eed to thersteme stir Cape if Deed Hope Trede lIIR w w hisk woe ripened Mama sinisdasnet t and dr ladle Replrbegimre IN wee mod • dire dim Sod mlhd. Atka Nam emessesise beam. the Aims ter the party. wim =cadet ill's. Bar, Nod Memel Nair Leta*. had tram their the eteseme Sae Appel CM& beftendut %Kerr (en wail tnailfteed, thee es a greaser amonst thee to Netter the adtheseed Deregies ash ) wee Ised.Ow a beet. Mg ss Thar" die tit f May. • -We hellareseildststiess o stubs Appeal Cede radios m the ReE Elldie lOW Nimildra *heir Lard/ape. es the mo des el Lag who inelede Imp hither eliferretime on NI ode. else to • I. . Is remelt the dares, and IMO, to Eike italidlesiltime etthe Cows below. The , Apg i = t e r Canals& of Lir Mb w. Phe Doha Lard RLDON Swim WON mesas rpm tbs.:Bk . Ide toter for peapernog he Baal amilderedon mill the I M link Lent ELLINBOROUOIS ferniest to easem, sad the Noble and Leaned Lard art!-nwetlesed, bolus moved to thus SRA, it we, eedend seeordienly. Os the eention of Lord AUCKLAND. e variety of dommente. dse Imports mod Esparta of Oneat. Brinks. m alarm gives pave. petieslady front and to the Weft Win, were or dered to be kW before the Hoek Mr. Howl am brought up frees the Commons the bib Mi. We devalue 111. Metre, flau•w and Wttleammes pretested each a private WA, whiellovl6 dirk* blAsle UM= SIR balm Imerally read *Era elist. Hie Lastlhipeatiloensed till to alorrow. --..-- - • HOME OP COMMONS. Mr. SPEAKER having taken the Oak. • New Writs tsar ordered to be illbed ketball3.2lo. et Mirm ben es crew he ihrlipreat. it Hasekes.ie On mews of Ur John 14. " T iti lleefli"; g e t N° VI eivaftel, indend. Is the neat at Fermi. 4 Sid eh, Chum, et ago. in the mosso( Charles O'Hare. MO eTehilikliaro.thdr thibiliro. . ism eittegted the after of at the crest Tres/ary l wed for Peteabetesgh. is the meat et the Right Hen. Willem ENet. trim fur Ns doilies, hes seemed the Mks of Chief So. enemy m the Lied Liesessiot et Wend. s • Alt a gyth ao vise pisferdeditom Rail Riellittrow =se lateeriso bridge. "SW! the EN podßay M he. a Map nnwthe Th•Mikeppellette• Yamthellg elks INSfteit item the e•••• eel d.• Data is Newpse.psylps Rale( Is as ftlini Abbe* OIL .ened tons es els mile. i _Riod s NMI Rem. die bib Taw/sr? Bela INN, sod the bitiat Tarot MR. " eitil eedieed to dielmella Ms CIALCRA Med. PT prefentearfuest to order, en Ae N s.t of IbriNfil". volataiNE If IR* lif AM Tramline of Oriente es the sob eftjaMaiteall,— Mr be printed. • ' Yhd Nildliden WIN themsbas wpm to. blegeity's Veßage. ' TOpiebeibe Preelese of At Ada tee Or J. T. Deekwerth. gmeelse es the hid Admiral am ~eted posed, a year tae cue. Wm lead. Mt egrad ahem. mu sod lane ghee be kiss in a 818 pesfame Nam VIIIIIIITTARTmeIested, perfume to seder, the prods. modest ef Ms WORT is Cant* Weave to the Mariam@ ea the Neve IMAMS the Well Win, frees the imply al that Co. Isaias by Orb* ilabJedis with Anima Sams Ordered se lie es ebetsik. • The ATTORNEY OPHER.4I. .based leave to betas In a Its, as prams tie leMerstion of lame, by Meth Feet.. Is. feeelp mamba *et bets thole farresdered to Ms Majeitee arms. It weaned • brit them ordered to be primed, and ordered fee Me Reend maw toes•trow.. • EirjOKIIN&IIIIPORT sieved for leveret deeemste refpedt- Ine the meal esseitate in Imbed. which were ordered. • NM VAINITTART the Ta Doty and Tobacco Doty Eillamastel the dam mad ordered for the Wand reed-. tog tomensw. Mr. VANNTRART moved ro a r g lblieediMtion et an Amass, Sewing Ile WNW of under the Meows Doty I. tics tad sire ender tre a rroperty rat In Ilse. Alfa as Ae tna% alb grata room 4 of the Duty m the Property Tax in t11?k Aft ' red. , Mr./ , •10 enema for Wee surdas ocosuste to feppen his elfankieMle thlt Aka= elan night, epee the Report of the Ways and Mtleemmilleh were ordered. The Hes& West Into a Committee epee the Ordnimee TM. ' hoer', MU I met titrorgh the fame, mad min reported to•mar row. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHMIER moved, that this Wee, at It, rine% on Thuriday met, As tpdPoini mull hdooday Sinuight.—Ortiered. PROT I err TAX. Mr. V ANSMT ART prefented the Property Tax Bill. which was read the firlt time. On the motion for the fecund reading, Sir ROBERT BUXTON role to alk the Right Hon., Gentleman: in the 'Menet of the Chancellor of the Esebegoer, whether it were intended to allow the proprietors of landed property to dedu& from taxable meome the expences for repairs on their castes in farm bootee, and other matters which re .„ coked (nett repairs? If not, landid gentlemen would then pay inflead of to per cent.* tax of is or i 3 per rent. which was certainly a proportion that would be estrernely nolo 4, and if fame exempt ion were not made in the Committee, he °zooid °ponce it altogether. Mr. VANSITTART agreed with the Honourable Baronet. that the Committee would certainly be the , proper Rage to dicitill his oblations, and to propofe alterations. He had no objedlion to Rate his own opinion now, that fuck exemptions ought not to be allowed ; but it would be open for Gentlemen to pro. pore their alterations in the Committee. Colonel BASTARD urged oblations fimilar to tloai of Sir Robert Buxton, and Paid, that many land owner, paid more taxes than the profits of the land yielded—many (offered by arbitrary airelTments bon the rote ' not of what the real value of the land was, but what it ought to be. His objea was, that all men Ihould pay a full end fair proportion, and no man more than to per cent. end he trolled that the Houfe would take care to provide an effeaual regulation in the Bill for that porpore. Mr. SHAW I.EFEVRE thought the Bill ex. moiety interellirg to country gentlemen in general. and wilhed the fccond reading to be poliponed to a dillant day after the retell, in order to a full attend ance and lair dircutTroo. Mr. VANSITTA RT propofed to read the Bill a r e eeind time to-morrow, and commit it fur the stn ; to be print '.l in the mean time. in order to full con. fideratiuti—which was agreed to. IsViAN Arras's. Mr. GOLDING moved for a copy of the letter from the Governor arid Council at Bengal, elated Atili March, 18os, to the Court of Diraleirs of the India Company, in relation to the friendly condui r,I the Nabob cf Ouje towards the Britifb troops en. 6.lgtti is. the Mehratta %tar, which Was ordered. ~w .1 I refs to 'etre& his hope, that an Hoot Wawa oppefite to him (Mr. Huddlefttine) who afirds notice of a motion for this day, p... &ilia of India Papers, would have no on dater that motion to another day, as aLA ~ !need of his not now in the Houfe, (Mr.Toz). was precluded by indifpofitiou from attending in his place, and who was certainly defirous of being precast at any difeutEnn which might take place upon this fubjeft. Mr. HUDDLESTONE anlwered, that from the polite and modeft manner in which the Noble Lord had &aped his reqoeft, as well as an carnet defire that the Right Hoo. Gentleman in ellufion !Mould be prefeat when he made his motion, becaufe, from the known opinions on that fubjeft always avowed by that Right Hoot Gentleman, he relied upon his fup port to his motion, he fisot:ld have oo objection to poftpone it till Thurfday. Me. THORNTON alto agreed to poflpone his motion for India Papers to the fame day. And Mr. PAULL poltponed his motion jos As. Mr. HOBHOUSE moved, to poflpone the Order olfthi Day, for taking into confidential the Report of a Select Committee, refpating the Debts of the Nabob of the Carnatic ; and moved, that the fame be taken into confideration on Monday feanlght. Mr. FRANCIS wined to know if the Report would-be printed in time for the previous confiders. lion of Members, before they were called at to dlr. cuts a fobjed of fo much importance. Mr. HOBHOUSE anfwered, it was now-printing, and he had every reafon to think it would be finithed time enough to be in the hands of every Member during the Reacts. If not, however, he Unsold have no objection hereafter to pollpone the confidential to a remoter day. Mr. FRANCIS (mid, the iisbje& was one of the sitmoft importance, and one which involved a quer tion of Come millions—no lefs than fix, which certain Gentlemen, who celled themfelvea the Creditors of the Nabob of Arcot. Paid were du to them by that Prince : if this rum was to be paid. it mule come oat of the coffers of the Eaft India Company; and, In their prefect moft entbarisfed and diflrelfed fituatioa, he felt it of high importance. to confider how fax it was prudent to throw fuch a claim upon them. Mr. HOBHOUSE Paid, he [braid on a future day move for lean to bring in a Bill upon the &Woe.; This Bill would explain its own obie&s. and it 'add be time enough to difsufs them when the Bill thedll be before the Houle. . IRISH ATIRIRS. Mr. FOSTER moved for a great variety of Ilia Accounts. maga which were— Tae qtraadty of Wool and Weave Tara. Hies Lard and Tallow, Ewald tram Wand. le the ands of the M per. /Vedas et the Eveifa, la the quarters eodiest July aid Or* her. :104. . Lkeeews ler Pet Hales, to March 446. LW**. *eta lisle at Malt. la altolvpd. Dodos as Aollfirsia. new Aar:Woes* Lome& „. Dealwrenemehmehaew Problitthe Lotteries, heat the tit Cl reasery, Ms, to dig i gm! rola - Thotialber al alas hp %kb% midis Awed Irtiposaia_ llikke viraraimied, and iSppikeilss 4111.111md In Odin ~fiwalk girths la! yes. letllolßir issakts. ' C lowadvi as Amides of Ise& The Italsales to listansra et Spinte. am Ise.; will\ Me woad to. DURUM TARING ROAM Mr. YORKE moved. agreeably to Isis notice, far the protio&ioa of Copies and Extraits from fochCor. refroadsace as had palretbetwsea this late Govern., sent of Ireland. &WWI bisjedy'l fleentary of than, • ref patting the Dublin Paving Board. , Lord - DE BLAQUIERE exprefed hie extreme diffatisfaiSion at the has& manner in which, the feel iogs of Gentlemen compofing that Board bad been wounded, and their condo& mifreprefented and we-, duced t and he withal for nothing fo earasilly u enquiry into their coodua. Mr. YORKE anfwered, it was not his olio& $ wound feelings, or to can' afperfions. The Report! of the frill; Comtniffioeers of Enquiry were already laid on the table, and were now printing. They would fpeedily be in the hands of Gentlemen who would be able to form therefrom their °on opinions. When they &could be printed, it was his intention to move for an enquiry upon the fubjeft, and his objea in moving for thrice earths of correfpondnce was to prove that the late Lord Lieutenant of Irel and had not afted precipitately in this affair. LAINSITH INCLOSUR4 GILL. The order of the day being read for the fecood reeding of the Lambeth Lederer. Bill, Lord W. RUSSELL role and obferved, that a great number of the Petitioners againft this Bill hay. ing done him the honour to reqoeft he might prefent their Petition to the Houle, he bad done fo; and though he fhould not now oppofe the fecond reading of the Bill, he requefted that it might not be confi: detest as any mark of accoiefeence on the part of hinsfelf or the petitioners in this meafure or as a Imp tons that they would in any degree Aachen in their exertions againfk it. The Bill being read a fecond time, was referred to a Committee, to whom the feveral Petitions were re ferred, and leave given to the Petitioners to be heard by their Couple!. RAIL ST. TINCIIIT. Mr. JERVIS rote to move, that Come papers which , were laid on the table recently, purfuant to the motion of an Hon. Friend of hie, not now in his place. rela tive to the condo& of Earl St. Vincent, be printed. Mr. JEFFERY (of Poole) role with moth warmth, and expreffed his apprehention that the motion was no other than an endeavour, on the part of the Noble Earl's friend, to poll pone and procraftinate the ;avec ligation which he had pledged himfelf lc, bring for. ward upon the cnndufl of that Noble Lord. and, if polible, to prevent the enquiry. Already papers to the number of fixty had been moved for by Mr. Markham, and were ordered to be printed—they would form a large volume ; now it was defired to print more ; thus delay after delay was interpofed, with a purpofe too obvious to be mifunderflood I namely, the °Neel to procraflinate am further ' and, if pafible, preclude the enquiry, as was evinced by the fuceefsfulmntions for papers already brought forward by Mr. Markham. The SPEAKER here interpofed, and called the Hon. Member to order, for doing that which was contrary to the rule of Parliamentary proceeding-- namely, calling any Member by hit name,or alluding to him by name in his abfence. Mr. JERVIS utterly difchtimed the purrofes ita• WIRTI V O IS in Oen by the lion. - Ceatteman I and declared dist there was nothing the Noble Lord fo carat:llly &fired as the moll minute iovelligation of his condo& Mr. OFFERY rejoined, that be had criminal ehariei to bring forward againft that Noble Lord, which he was prepared to fobeantiate, and which he was determined to do do immediately after the recefs; and though be was unwilling to preclude the Noble Lord, or any man, from every decnment really necel fary to his defence, yet retie/ the *ea of his friends, in thole fucceffive motions ate papa% to create delay, he was determined to take the Sae of the Hoeft upon every motion of the kind that could be implied hereaßer.—Adjourned. 4MER ICA. IN SWATS OF THE OM FED STATIC FM to - - General Sorra of M i dland . from the C=M4ft l to whom it was referred oa the istls of January Ms that part of the Pretident'a mange labia missal $o the fpoliations of our commerce on the high fats, tensi inform; us of the new principles seamed by tht liii• tills Courts of Admiralty, as a pretext for the eon ' detonation of °armee& is their prise Courts., refpcii. , fully reports for the coo fi dtratian of the theme, the ' following refolutioas : i t &ftaa . . sfrived. That the export wed elder the or der2e if the SIM Otioniont.' ibd fwd sitar Courts of Adredraley. ot.heaseleradidothe proem of Moir baby myloyed la a ve oat MOM@ 4III if Oreat - U tah. 'rabbi to the does or moo, k da immrooked oggrelfoo Ipso the property or the defame O&M %Ilia Iltat . viola tion of thdr mind Oakwood ea Moishilidilm ap es their es- tiopol hodapiodOMS..,! 1 _ _. • •It 'l_ _. l I ' .' r.. $. hinted, thumbs 111161110.10.4MINWItates be . roiloß• ad to &mad all Waite tio 81411111114111 et the peopormof desk iattaese topearil sod modmesed as Ms palms d= asfboyed la a erode Iva the mookond OrgraililOas, p he MIN of pace g. ad oporthe 'bitioradiatllaaal "4 Am*. ma Wow for their Ilan aoldimague 111134psfl kr 044 42/.• am doe etredermalom t solos mom dato ea formimmits Wuhan iblidt o•Vilmilt. ea Mheihotwooadis too vodkas (a= 11161"1"1 10110 11 11 1 :: impanels of Me heal 114oese ) ) la easy is swills* Me Immo sod hosrallo;of she Masi mid tonliskifidit! ars* loilroot shisiarloyo n lmalre IIdSOOP adds noweistloa, that Jah mold& they Oliboolid* , • . el 1 . 3. Itolloid. Tingle to repilloaetoyeshibit. by bm tho Imps. ' wise Imo the likdoolifitasool Efaidy If Se lifillsoMmodis, tooreo. or assronalis, bolocihe row& prodoett.rormiros of , the Volsod Xioadost of Ottiot Irlifio oc41 1 1 1 1 1 0“fr dd Orto• demise elbaroof. Om lo so fay...toteolime. /MOM km. mils. UM - grow Mk hip Soo. ft i srdardo. a" sal Ora OA Z i . Intot dow day of _ • -!!'") onmpestesto *alba F el t ookiiseiroorl i a gi ' •Il dillsoecoo elm. 4 il."'"V . `" mrsemessmo==• l o4.lloll4. , z,:g1;• 1,-!, u .. : • ' 1 And the report was and ardleed.4ll4ll4iit centfideration: Tins report is istssedsdilartbds *Si commercial grielvisneos oomplalned .. dilif the 41116 ' thaws in New Yea. Philadelphia. Eskimo: e. lams, Salem. sad ether lea pen% tad peornfes a Ow of proceeding for obtatabg redrefs. ALBANY, VIIIIMAItY 4. This day the Boit for the relief of the RomMt.Ce- 1 tholies bad it. third reading, and was arenuoudy op. ped by Mari. Va a , Nag of Hadfon. pad V,an Veobten. of Z i y mi two federal members. . Theft Gentlemen am eloquence all their to prey's* Rs paf fi ag. 7 inveighed bitterly' again* the Ro man Catholics, and went over with feritilony the ofual declamation Of illiberal men again* Popery, kr. The Bill was advocated with total and ability by Meer& Riker and Gilbert, of oar city reprefen- Mran, and by Mr. firrjant of Wallington county.— . Riker, who took an attire and diftiaguithed part in the debate, was ridiculed as an adherent of the Pope. The Bill, however. pallid, 63 to 26. 'Fhofe who are termed his Excellency's friends, voted *Pith the federal members, on this qoeflion agsinft it. ,The Bill will be immediately fent to the Councit of Re vifion. TURKET. -- _ ,^.Jrti! 311111.111, Faa. s6—ln the reeent battle between the Servians and the Turks, the former made St& Bechi, the Vizier Bathaw and his whole retinue prifonera of war. The 11;(haw offered 300 purfe: for bis name, but Czerni George reared thole terms, and feat him, with the other prifoners, to S.. aseadria. M)LLIND. DORDILICHT, MARCH 29.—We learn from Paris, under date of the 25th, that the Miniller of Marine bad left that city to infpe& the whole line of coati upon the Channel, and to animate, by his prefenee, the preparations in the French fee ports. In the interview which the Emperor Napoleon had with Baron St. Vincent, it is (aid he expreffed him felf in terms of the greatelt efieem for the AuArian nation, and tellified the regret he had experienced on account of the opprobrious and difgraceful lan guage which Tome people had permitted the mfelves to oft, with rape@ to the Agrarian army and its Sovereign. AMSTERDAM, MARCH 2c—ft - ins announced at Duffeldorf, that three columns of French troops were ea their way to that place, and that the firlt column of ficeo men was et Deutz on the 18th. thous, MARCH 22.—The decifion of the ahem. Lion in our Government is now at hand. On Wed. ne.fday the Secretary of our Ambaffador at Paris, arrived here as a Courier with difpatches, and Ad. miral Verheul is expeaed back from Paris in a few days. Yefierday a yacht left Rotterdam in order to wait for him at Moordyk. The report that a French Prince is to be placed at the head of our Government Hill inereafes, but nothing farther is known on the fubjea. Our funds are falling very fail. The Batavian referiptions, payable after peace, which on lafi poll day (mood at 53}, are now /Allen to 414. Genergl Domonceau is arrived here from Duffel. dorG D , MARCH 23.—The feizure. of the French irs follow each other very rapidly. It is certain that the Principalities of Munger and Fader. born will be, in the fira rlace, occupied by French troop•, and afterwards will be given to certain Princes as indemnifications. Pruffia, it is faid, will be compelled to draw back her limits to behind the Wefer. FRANCE PARIS, MARCH 14. Letters from Copenhagen of the t sth, age, that that Court has acknowledged the new ignity of sing of Bavaria. Letters from Frankfort Rate. that the Duke of Brunfwick is perfonsily iniatelled as a Sovereign and a negociator ss the treatie7 which ere going to slab. lifb a new divifion of the Circle of Weapbalia, and andlitute part of the objeet of bis minion to St. Pe tering*. It laild that the Principalities of Brunf- ki;tter heat `Dries's,' 0004 Id,: the the Dutch /astral. Alnia. on the..proatling h talk on his way to OW • r The Minifili ot tet s , Vie liy:boar? Fade upon 7 -op tolsOca d5..11+4 p . _, • '• Tbe,,dit ax* Pan of elioreer• liks l ' . **Thiamin. Bohn Ma his • • aw diem' to forma dirailliw" AN • • i J.) 0...1;•.1 !.af•n*A44loo•"' t:** str *rid_ %AS PW 11 . 44 1.11" Puss implannamllolo:- totterglialleoll whin iNtiallisteatsbeililahliballtsiaelftlelitdeAelalk; Math mai" isdipiaillisheMistOnsai rt sn afalgis#l,. tomedmishapactenitia‘l4 4 l 6l o l4 = with the opportunity et &tog yea sow .114 4 swatoui no sam e Ida phalandooktillaaertikalare a tie d IftraTt Of rods tafrlas ow? dim*. at oar Apia atteenten all partion th a t b s w g4 hi l . ll , """ e f 60010. 1*y yw i r t io '! t Pads, Agion„ Yew haat wt, . • twuto....•••••••-w.-~th . Own • ' distanwAioin 3. 'gra istl I 42pW.,= . " •rwaT eftee , ti fp , i , •••' • eToa elti, W ail AA VII theetaps ma& !Lots of Ch efs notaries Ist* ioager a •attes, The Emperor's bedielter.ln•lavti !deist M it t 0 'ern Cleves and Betz antler the tilk Duke of Clans ansarg. f mission to this iffe& was ptibßlhad ye=y d i a. • Itspokees, by the Orate et On sod the LB. peter of the Frew* Kai iteadiee. N Their Majeftierthe Lap offredia ant antek odd tow the Deny of Clem mod lag, adde Wit All Map alenty e ✓ights, tide; sod Orerogativom, and a to temoduest amen et ask Dudek; to their pant ltar, he Omen et a Amin Prised, the 'bled d our aleeko, we ander as fparktikket with nit rights, Wks, and pareativa, to the Ileglidoi whin o4ks4 ties, to Prince Joadda, one willaglead brother, tain by hat poliellid fp den AI 111111184 le Dike. a Onto gal km sod addend to hie bathos.* like oak her nar k a tin wake haselep t to the perpetual wedeln et the Arse engl thUr defeating& Bet venial that the male helm, whole Ow ant, &nu beaten esti" the raid Denies of Cisme sod Berk that vistas. title; and prerogative; lean meat a on olattle feendaista naiad sad kiddie ate, fte is Mare awed, ea Oa at our b rot h er jeterh, or othe robe, to dare of oak humb l er Louis ;as the Dechigs d Clews and Bag sae bat* at lie be suited to our Imperial Crank Tip 4 As the maim illiass ham Vila s principal motive of use Itiiiisplikagiss'ites which win ratan from this to the Ink AkilllatilliallObilik Co are e b o pe t ao hpaglas the luslispettisikesalawsmllums "nue to ham Oa aims day ilhirftMde ipir• ten, and their oak sigkA°— , g "" lf i a .. mod our Imperial proteaka.... . . t. . , ..,. " Given at our Palm 4111011640061,1fir5a is. ( 11 0•0 ' " araNLyon PiIOCLAMATION. • • We, Joachim, Prince and Grand &attire! of France, Duke of Cleves and Berg, &c. deems and ordain by thee prefents, Arr. t. The Imperial otst, by which hit Majedy 611 Baia. rot. and King bas ceded dakk tram/misted to dribs Bowtehlntf of the Duchies of Claws sod Berg, Bull be proclaimed sod pub lifhed throughout the whole extent of both Make on the tegd inftant. a. Nothing la to be changed in the Civil or Junasi.a AA a nia m . sinus of dick Niches. MI the Magiftratea, the Civil 0 Mom , in. eluding dude of Jake and the Police In actual employment, IMO continue in the =entire of their fundtiona. 3. Daring from the Declaration of the imperial Adt and the se ism publication, Mike WO be surninute cd In our name, and all public ads under our authority, In the fame manner as when under the government of our proleetCors. 4. Baron Horniefek la charged, as thief of the Medellii . tion of Cleves, ae.to pc the cliff oOtions above•munioned la saw cutam. Given at our headquarter, at Cologne, March 31,t106. The Duke Joachim made his formal entry into Dulieldorf on the 251 h, which piaci was evacuated by the Bavarian troops on ;be 3 &IL ;NI iilelWiiiesl;ttal;oiliiii aiiiiiieitei ) nliitt V ia hiaaattlay. mid that the fieteiriil be Aed *7 a 10 , 1-91 Maatars Ea Filegamis ata 7 of Oldenburg. waited to his li r. .4. r that *taw. Aga v ia fil m 0 4 ." d in b i ,_ ha. of which the Pik likeifaiik w* aroma tbeicri I som the„ *NO as Opt: the Meg of Sylph% ddratWied !le this . Elm of Pr r, has rea ip his iotentr sp rwer 10 . Detrti f co fiite lIA wavier , with hie 14447. 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