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° P P I , 't, [~ DING PAGE. MINISTRY OF WAR. EDWARD MORTIER, LIEUTENANT-GENERAL; COMMAN DER IN CHIEF, TO THE MINISTER AT WAR. " Head•quarlere a Niewburg, June 4. Call FARIS, JUNC 8-IM CONTINUATION FROM THE ?RICE- 4, Citizen Nlinifler—l had the honour to inform you in my letttr of the 28th, that the French army was on its march to Hanover. After marches exceedingly fatiguing through dry fands and marfhy heaths, I took a potation on the 31ft before Wechte. I had afcertained that the enemy were guarding the line of the Hunte. General 11•10411STSIN, who com manded the advanced guard of the army of the Ktmc of ENGLAND, occupied Diepholz, with the 2d and 6th regiments of infantry, two regiments of ca valry, and a divifion of artillery. I made difpofitions for di iving them thence next morning. The 2d di- Ailion, commanded by General Sc ntNIR, and that of the cavalry under the command of General Nan soury, received orders to proceed to Goldenftedt, to force the paffage of the Hunte, and to advance to Suhlingen, to cut off all the troops which might be between that place and Diepholz, which the divifion of General MONTILICHARD had orders to attack by main force. The enemy finding that by this move. ment his right was turned, retreated in the night-time to Bartlett. d , On the ill, the advanced guard commanded by General Daouar, bad a fmart fitirmint before Bauer with the rear guard of the enemy. " On the sd the main body of the army united before Suhlingen. The advanced guard proceeded I to Borden, where it fell in with the enemy ;—and, notwithftanding their fuperiority of number, and the great fatigue of the troops, who had that day march ed twelve leagues, General DROU yr gave orders for the attack. The enemy kept up a brill( cannonade ; !Ogre fquadrons of the zd regiment of huffars charged with valour the light dragoons of the gth regiment. They 'urcke the line of the corps, which they routed, and toot feveral prifoners. " I was informed by my (pies, that the head of the bridge of Niewburg was repaired, and that the ene my had united all their artillery on the right bank of the Wefer. I was well aware that it was of great importance to 'marten my movements. I caufed the referve of my artillery to march forward, and made difpofitions to pufh and drive into the Wefer every thing before me, to force the head of the bridge of Niewburg, or to pals the ferry of Holznau, and by thefe means to intercept the communication with the capital. ii dr i The troops were on their march when the civil and military deputies of the regency of Hanover pre- Anted themfelves at my advanced polls. They re quelled me to fufpend my march, and announced to sne, that they were ready to make advantageous propofitions. " My anfwer was negative—they returned to make new propofals. I fignified to them that I would liften to none, unlefs I were allured of being imme diately allowed to occupy the country of Hanover, : and in particular the places of ftrength belonging to ' it. After a long difeuifion, they figned a Convention, which I accepted, on condition that it fhould be ra tified by the refpeaive Governments. You will there I fee that the army of the King of England are coif°. i t Hers of war ; that lam mailer of the whole country, !. and particularly of the mouths of the Elbe and the Wefer. " I have given orders to feize all the 'deli which are in thefe rivers. The Duke of Camsainos, Sonof the Kum of ENGLAND, and Governor of Hanover, thought proper to give in his reftgnation before the battle, and to retreat poll bane, (viper). He had, however, promifed to die with the levy en naafi. It is probable that he will have embarked before we ar-, rive at the Mouth of the Elbe. " We found at Niewburg 14,000 new =fleets and a large quantity of artillery. According to the ac counts given in to me, I prefume that I (hall find in the Magazines and Strong Places of Hanover, about too.ooo mufkets and woo pieces of cannon. ii The day after to-morrow I than be in the City of Hanover ; the Continental Capital of the K,so of Es oca an. I found a confiderable quantity of horfes for mounting the cavalry and artillery equipage. is I have great reafon to bellow praife on the care and zeal of General De Lau tor.—l have the honour to !elute you. is EDWARD IICIITIEl." CONVENTION ENTERED INTO DV Tl 4 II CIVIL AND MILITARY DEPUTIES OF ENS REGENCY OV NANOTIR, •ND Llttl T•GENERAL smarms, COMMANDED IN CIIIIII OF TN! FRENCH ARMY. Aa T. t. limner Soil be occupied by the French army, as wdl as the forts which kiting to It. MTh,: Hanoverian troops ball retire behind the Elbe; they Son mpg( on them punk of honour sot to commit any set al hal lity, and not to Dwayne apinfl the French anny or Its allies, as long as the war Oiatl condone between France and England : they • not be freed from this eats until they have been exchanged tor as eewny Freida General Olken, 011kete. kbalterns,kldiers, or Caws as England may ban at its dirpotaL tadividua/ Ode Hanoverian troops no quit tie place allgiaed to him without topside. the Geseral the Commander to Chid. IV. TM Hanoverian anny lhall retire with the honours 0/ war ; the regiments pall carry with then their lield.pwera. V. hind, of England, dial be arrafted by orders of the Commander in Chief, and fent to France. IX. The Commander In Chief referees to himfelf full liberty to make fuch changes in the Government and Conitituted Authorities, eftabliihed by the EleCtor, as he than think proper. X. All the French Cavalry than be mounted at the expenee of Hanover. The Eledtorate alfo oral provide for the pa y,cloathing, and maintenance of the French army. • XI. The worilip of the different Religions IbaU remain on the eftablithed footing. _ _ XII. All perfons, all property, and the families of the Hanove rian Officers Mali be under the fafe.guard of the French loyalty. XIII. AU the Revenues of the Country, arifing both from the Ele.lloral Domains and from public contributions, than he at the difpotal of the French Government. The engagemenu hitherto en tered into Mall be rurperlled. XIV. The prefent Government of the Elcdtorate (hall abitain from every kind of authority in the whole country occupied by the French troops. - - XV. The Commander in Chief than impofe on the EleCtorate of Hanover fuch a Contribution as be Gall think smeltery for the W Antler the Army. _ _ XVL Every article on which any doubts may arife mall be ex plained favourably to the inhabitants of the Eleaorate. XVIL The preceding articles dull not operate to the prejudice of ftipuhtions which may be entered into in favour of the Elec torate by the Cater CONSUL, and any Mediating Power. At Head-quarters of Suhlingen,lnne 3, If approved by the CHIEF CONSUL. The Lieutenant-General, Commander in Chief, IDWAID MOITIER. F.DZ Daum, Judge of the Electoral Court of Jullia, and Provincial Counfellor. G. DOA CR, lieutenant Body Guards. Joss 9.—The following circular letter has been written by the Cntsr Congos to the Cardinais,Arch• Commander of the Eledton bithops, and Bi lhops of France: Sit —The motives of the prefent War are known to all Europe. The bad faith of the !LUNG of ENGLAND, who has violated the facrednefs of treaties by refuting to reflore Malta to the Order of St. John of Jerufalem ; who has caufed our trading veffels to be attacked, without any previous declaration of war, and the neceffity of a juft defence, all oblige us to have recourfe to arms. I the: efore write this letter to inform you, that I with you to give orders that prayers may be offered pp to draw down the bleffing of BLUISH on our enterprizes. The marks which I have received of your zeal for the fervice of the State, allure me that you will conform with pleafure to my intentions. (Signed) BON•tAITE." Written at Saint Cloud, June 7, dol. Five per cents. 48 fr. so C. Vendemiaire tft,year ta, 4s fr. 4• c. The CHAPICILLOR of the Excneqyaa opened his Budget 'aft night. He Sated his intention to be, to raife the Supplies within Ote year, without increafing the National Debt ; and propored to do this by New Taxes to aid during the war - • C.:spew:me Surplus of Con(*Mated Feed • - - 6peopoo Leom equal to the mount redeemed by the %Meg Feed - • - - - - 000.000 The new tans which are to &lift only during the War are the following—They are taken for the pre fent year at one third of their amount. WAR TAXES. es. per hundred on Seger imported ... Ca 300P00 IA on all alba Imports • I per Caw. awe/weer apaysports to Europe 3 per COOL OR ditto, dfewhere 460000 : penny per lb. on Cotton Wool - . $33/2 00 Tonnage Duty ' 2.10P00 13 per Cent. .11 vireos, on nude, cod l 43 per Cat on doe Teas - - - S : doopon 31. per pipe on Wine . - - . Jewifirio An berate of half the prdent duty au Foreign and Hunowade Spirits - . . - 'doom° Two Shillinp pa build an Mak • 1.7C0.0 00 HaN bonne Ten • 4401:430, Cedelidded Coassets - Coefsiidated Alicired Taus bank of Tas co Receipts - . NEW TAXES. - 350p00 130000 - 110/200 Yefterday the Thirteenth Regiment of Light Dra goons marched into Windfor, and relieved the Ele venth Regiment, which have been doing duty fome I time there. In the morning, when his Mai ssry left Windfor, there were no Light Horfe in the town or Barracks to form an efcort. His MAJISTT came as far as Old Windfor without any, and there met the t 3th. and took an efeort from them. The Eleventh are to be reviewed by his Majesty on Saturday next, on Afhford Common. A camp of three regiments is immediately to be formed near Harwich. Mr. Purr was in the Houfe during the whole (tate ment of the Budget, and took very full notes.— Though he was frequently alluded to, he did not, however, interfere, or make any anfwer. It is raid an expedition will be fent back from Mal. ta. to re-occupy Alexandria, and thus fecure the ex clufion of the French from Egypt. Another expedi tinn is talked of againft fame of the Portugnefe let. Clements, fbould France invade that kingdom. Mar tinique, it is expelled, will be re-taken by our forces now in the Well Indies. The vacant fee of St. David's will be filled by the Rev. Dr. BURGESS, Prebendary of Durham, who is recommended to the notice of Government by his diflinguifhed charater for literary attainments, pro feffional induftry, and exemplary piety. His appoint snent will reflex the hugheft honour on the Minifter for his difeernment and encouragement of merit. SOUTIIWAIR ELIICTION.At the dole of the poll yellerday. the numbers were as fallow : Mr Tierney ssosi I Sir T. Tunas is; I Majority 76. For the firft time yefterday Sir TMOIO•t TORTON'S carriage was drawn from the Huftings by the popu lace. He lays he (hall perfevere in the conteft tit the left moment. The remains of the late Mr. Rica/tan:on, M. P. were interred in Egham church-yard, on Sunday !aft. Mr. SNIRIDAII, Mr. R. WILSOS, Dr. Costae, and Mr. J. Tar Loa, attended the interment of their lamented friend. Roeat Ciacus.—Tbis evcniag is the 14 but one of La WA /Lradar.O. we therefore rape& a crowded and brilliant audience. For particulars ride Adrer tamest in dit front of this Paper. V. Tile annkfr, powdat, inns, as?. ammusaitsus 'revery Wad. 11 be at the defroCA of .s . AP •A . " VI. magas -• • of ••ma k et die pail of tart - -t":""" . J A ; "t" VIL An • ... • 1 dot of -....". Univerfarkall PILLS • . . / " 1:7, ill the far k I • t sl' . ....../. a 1, • a - ta 11l • t i ' ' ' ' AMIN NAUTICAL INTELLIGRIVCE. MAILS THIS DAY..—WIND S.W. ♦era. Dublin a I I French Waterford / I Bremen AIL DUE. 0 I I 0 PORT PENZANCT, JONI Ill.—When the proper of ficers of his Majefty's Cuftoms examined the Dutch brig Anna Louifa, of and bound to Rotterdam, from Surinam, detained by the DOLPHIN cutter, Captain Joni, the 6th intl. they found a fealed canvas bag containing about two hundred letters, direEted to the Batavian Republic. Arrived this day the Gui• var Hoop of war, Captain Bass ; the DOLPHIN cut ter, Captain JoHN, the PaoviDENce cutter, Captain Woaszzz, and the Acrivs Excife cutter, Captain KINSMAN, from a cruize. _ - . PLYMOUTH, JUNE la.—Caine in the French fhip Lachelle, Captain AND. Hirooes, from St. Do. mingo, bound to Bourdeaux, laden with fugar, cof fee, logwood, and cocoa, taken by his Majefty's Slaws, of 36 guns, Capt. PROWSE ; and the Danifh brig Ind Aria, Capt. ECHAL PAULUS (late JASPER Jaw saw ), from Carthagena, bound to Rochfort, having on board three boxes of St. Antonio's, or pidures, detained Scsrraa, of 74 guns. POATIMOUTN, JUNE r3.—Sailed the JUPI TEL man of war, of so guns, for Plymouth. Yeamovv“, Jou' i 3. —Sunday evening arrived here the AMAILANTNI, Capt. BOYS, with the Hudfon bay (hips under convoy. JUN[ 13.—Sailed his Majefly's !hips Cameos and EGYPTIENNE, for the Downs.—Lord KEITH has hoifted his flag on board the.UTRICNT, in the harbour.—A very large fleet of (hips is col lated at the Nore for the Baltic, but the Convoy is not yet appointed.—The Us imam has arrived.—Ar rived the COMET tranfport, commanded by Captain C. WATSON, of the Navy : he has under his orders forty very fine copper bottomed (hips, but their def tination is not yet known.—The Tax els ac ns mac port has arrived here much damaged, owing to a (hip running foul of her in Blackwall-Reach. Dom, jure 53.—The Exprefs, Capt. BARNA, arrived here from Calais this morning, with eight paffengers. He brought the Paris papers, with an account that the French have taken poffellion of Ha nover. We bear the French have ordered a coals derable number of gun boats to be built at Dunkirk; they are to be forty feet long, twelve feet wide, and ten deep, clench work, and upon a new emanation, to both fail and row. A fine Gip went paft this morning for the Downs, with French colours under the Englilh, fuppofed to be a French Welt Indiaman ; a man of war brig was is company with her, whofe prize it is fuppofed (he was. HARWICH, JUNE ts.—The Prutllan hoy de Vrow Anna, Capt. W. H. BOPRIA A, with butter, from Rot terdam for London, is detained. and tint to this port by the Apnea gun-velfel ; and the Seven Vrienden, of Papenburg, from the fame place to London, with butter, is detained at this port by Lieut. Haves, of the AGORISSOR gun-veffel. ?ooze, June 52.—Off the harbour the Sufan and Polly (American brig), THOMAS ELDIRD mafter, , from Havre, in ballad!, bound to Labor'. By her we learn, that the preparations at that port, of a war , like nature, are but trifling, and that the people in general exped that the prefent coat& will be but of a Aron continuance. • FROM LLOYD'S LIST. - . . - - - DIAL. J 022 t3....ArriveddieG so maa at war, Admiral Taoism aaaaa , front ',Greer. mad ramina—Mind & W. Guaranties, Jom a 3.-Mallled by the Lady Ann from the Cape of Goad Hope ; Prineda Royal. Scott. from k aiaks ; Atote.t. Stewart, from Grosseto; iambus and Fanny, Glad, from Hamonah ; Mary, Coleman, from Digo ; Ifabella, Omen, from Charkiten ; Janie Elisabeth, irdand, from Rotter dam; Good haat, Stapletoo, and N. adios, Sekiya, from Brants. --Sailed the Prifeellm, Edam, for Peterlbargh; Jaw Cornelia. ---, and tie Voorendsheld. for Amsterdam. ARRIVED Of Predawn*, Wow Catharine', Redden, from Leghorn ; and Ana and Maria, from Se. Thamall....At Coved, Mary, Callas, front Headman—At Moon* Bees, Bully, from Zone —At St. IW., from Chniedonm-At Liver Aid, Brewer, from Doodahs; Wins and Jan. Pringle, from Philadelphia; Juno, Owen, from V101•Y; Iris, Bauer, from North Carolina; For, Parkas, and Ns Adams, Wood, from Matachufettl..—At Clyde, Mask, from St. Rineeral; Swan, Frazer, from Grenada ; and Sifters, Brown, from St. Rites, —At Hull, Skate, Thorp, from Zan, and the Friends, Harper, hum Melline—At Lath, Elisabeth, Savers, from the emit of Spain,—At Whitby, DA, Garbutt, and Two Sifters, Addifon from Petertborgh—At Peterhead, Jane, Taylor, from the cosh of Spain.—At Cork, Harmony, Jaques, from Sardinia ; Ann, • New York, Gore; and Two Sifters, Wands, from Virgi. Mo..2At Cuxhaven, Hamburg! Bork. Horwidge, from London. - Peteriburgla, Moberly and Almeria, Richmond, from Loci don.—At Revel, Mariner, Clutch, from Loodoo.—At Trinidad, Rucker', Soper, from London. The Maria, Rafe. from Cayenne; and rAmitie,.••••—, from St. Domingo, are taken and tent into the Downs. La douse Mere,-, from St. Domingo, is taken, aid feat into Cork by the Caroline frigate. The Highland Loh, Young, from Butodoes to Newfouadhod, was (poke with so the moth of May, it lot. 45. so. long. 43. out Svc weeks, by Captain Dennis, of the Duke of 16ent packet. Capt. Pierce of the Cumberland, arrived in the river, (poke the Thomas, Victim from Virginia to Gibraltar Gut, in Ise 33. hag. as. out thirty-four days; and the Carrier, Doggett, from Virginia to Liam, in lat. 39. long. Iy. oat forty-two days. The New Grove, arrived from Jamaica, (poke, on the stb of May, in ht. 44 long. 3S. the Traveller, Middleton, from Loudon for (roam, all well. Lill of earls fpoken with by the John, Captain Pratt, from Chorledoo, arrived at Liverpool:—.May 3, The Man, of Phila. delpida, bound from thence for Barton;, in bog. 54. to. W. out Oaten days.... May 7, Diana, of Philadelphia, from Hamburg!, bound to Phladelpbia, la long. 4e' co. W...... May t it, Martha, J. Harbert, from Greenock, bound to ettee, long. 33. W. mat thirty days : a barque, name unknown, from Baltimore for Bre men, in long. 35.30. W. oat twenty-one days: a brig from Bridal, name ado unknown, bound for NewffooeDaod in long. 31. May 16, Columbus, Cliceibro„, from ,oa, bound for Am- Radom, in hag. 24. W. out forty days; the intros* day after Ciarielton Ste corded away her foretop madond had very variable and contrary winds. The DIONISDR, of so guns, is to proceed to Goan fey. Sir JAMAS SAILIMAISSZ is to boift his flag on board her. The Merchants at Hull have applied to the Admi talty foi a blip of war to be Rationed off the Humber, for the protation of trade, Thiti tequelt will be im mediately cog:plied with. DEPENCE Or• THE couvrAr. A Bill, entitukd " An Aill to enable his Majelty more SWually to provide for the Defence and Security plebe Realm, during the prefent War; and for indemnifying Perfons who may fuffer in their Property, by Inch Meafures as may be neceffary for that Purpofe." The preamble States the expediency of his Majelty being keened with fulcient powers to prevent and repel an indfion of the United Kingdom. The Lieutenants of the fevers! counties, ridings, and places, &e. in England and Scotland, and the Goveroors of places In Scotland and Ireland, mall procure returns of the numbers of men refiding within the kraal counties, ridings, ftewartries, bandies, cities, and places throughout the fald United Kingdom, who null be of the age of fifteen years and under the age of fixty years, diftin guiflthl which of them are incapable of adlive fervice, and which of them are engaged in any volunteer corps, or in any troops or coMpanies of yeomanry, and what corps, troops, or companies, and which of them are willing to engage thendetves to be armed, arrayed, trained, and caddied for the defence of the United King. dont; and upon what terms they are willing to engage in cafes of emergency, either gratoitoufly or for hire, as boatmen or barge. men, or as drivers of carriages or hcrfes, or drivers of waggons, carts, ears, or cattle, or se pioneers or other labourers, for any works or labour which may be neceffary for the public (reelect and alto diftlnguifiting all aliens and quaker, with lath other par ticulars as It !hall be thought fit to require; and allow procure re turns of the numbers of the males and females refitting within the Several counties, Ice. aforefaid, who by radon of infancy, age, or infirmity, or for other mar., may probably be Incapable of remov ing thanfelves in cafe of danger; and silo for procuring returns of all boats, barges, waggons, casts, cars, horfes, and other cattle and fhcep, and of all hay, ftraw, corn, meal, flour, and other pearl fions, and of all mills and ovens, and all other matters and things which may be ufeful to an enemy, or applicable to the public fervice within the (aid places refpelively ; and which of Such boat. ; barges, waggons, carts, cars, and horfes, the owners there of are willing to furnik for the public fervid, either gratuitoully or for hire, and with what number of boatmen, bargemen, drivers. and other neceffary attendants, and upon what terms and condi tions, and of all loch other particulars as mall be required for the purpoic of enabling his Majelty, and the perfons tiding under his authority, to give fuck orders as may be =diary for the removal, in cafe of danger, o' fuels perfons as than be incapable of removing themfelves; and for the rentwal of all boats, barges, waggons. cuts, cars, honks, cattle, weep, hay, Anw, corn, meal, flour and other proviflons, matters and things aforefa ld, or for the employ ride thereof In his Majefty's (melee ur tithe:wife, as the exigency of the cafe mall require; and generally to give Such dlreliona touching knot matters refpedively, as may be deemed molt likely to defeat the views of the enemy, and molt advantageous to the public (dyke. It &Abe lawful for his Majefty, with the advice of his Privy Council. and for the Lord Lieutimate or other Chief Governor or Governors of Ireland, for the nee being, with the advice Of his Makfty's Privy Council of Ireland, to order from time to time as afortfaid, the Lieutenants or Deputy Lieutenants as aforefald, to appoint proper often to be ready for arraying, waking, evercif ing, and commanding Inch men as mall be willing to engage them. Selves to be armed, waded, and esereited, and alto proper peers= to be in like manner reedy, la cafe of need, for fuperintasding the eneeution of the fdetal other duties which may be neceffary to be done ; fuck *Seers and other pertain to b: h itod nom. hers, sod under fuck reguladens as his or reek Lord Lieutenant io ir.,:and. Sall think It to ; tack Limtamats ' theft lgntfylog to his Makfty. or to facie Lord Leftmost to other Chief Governor or Governors, the names and ranks eiall *Seers fo to be appointed, and the purports for which they me fa ' to be appointed, and appointing kelt Oleos only aside Ifsiefty. or [ugh Lord Lieutenant is Ireland (hall approves It Sall be lawful for his Makfty, or other Chief German an aforefaid.to authorise the Cenral Liattants dotted& and the Several Governed or Deputy Governors of condo is Ireland, to bald kelt patrol and fuWivi6ea meetings wadi be thought fit; and to relidre for fuck purple" the attendance riche darks of the korai general meetings within their refperftive ovandey be. end of s 0 mbar pukes whore alliance Sad be neeegary for caerying into enewien this wi t in the ranee mentor as is provided with re fp& to the Militia knee. The laid Lieutenants and their Depot , lionesses, and the Dmaty Lieutenants adios as Lineaments as eforetald, and fob Go mows or Depaty Goobers of Cameo in Wand ; and all Jut ties. of the Peace, Cooftablet, Tyttlegann. Headborallide, and other Olken Safi hoe deka( powers and authorities ado, with in their rerpedthe Coptic% al lock sae, matte and things as man be required coacesoing the Millek Force,. k Sall be lawfiti to tie of Wheal lavabo, or Wide Mole or fade I and Licensee*, Ito as afereilid, dad fie rank that tuck imam will be edema, attempted by the 4inany, to authorise and empower the kid Lineation and Governors, or their Deputies, on soy aea y.'and on the riptide& at the Oliver comae- g within Ike dart& to mate fuels midkion to give al feels odors as Sal be weakly for the room! of say boats. barges. weggess, carts, ewe, or other canieges, knees, ow tie. Solt, cane. meal. Sour, or provillees of any hind. or any other whirl may be of advantage to as enemy, or skid for the fordo, and to take Ike ham, if neadary,for the public holm; and alto to give rock orders as dot be • for the removal Ode inhabitant& and dp. fade as= of infancy, age, or Inikenity, Sall be Weepahle ern:minim them. raves in care of danger; and elk, is cafe et agedity. to darer any beats, barges, 'reggaes, arta, ems, or other oaen, eatdo. Seep, hay, flow, cons, meal, lion, or prodigies of any Itiod. ere any thing which they be of wirmitage to so aocaly,sed es memo. &limy, or render skids my look, mill. bridge. ar Ober build ing, or any matter or tides whatioever. and genendly to do and at in the pendia as the public Service sod the &geode' of pee. ikonr cafes ma 4 require. Perfects who may oral thanfelves in any %ohmage amp el I. fanny or cavalry, fuldequent to do date of this ad, MU Pt be Ilede to be called out and pined under the ammossed alloy ge neral *Seer comnsanding within the diftritt In which Reid cope may be formed, except in coormethy to the toms of desk eflaq of [redo. and except in cafe of adaal imam, or of the adbel =mof the enemy oo the waft or of the defter of iambs darned to immanent an a make itivinfebie for the author!. ties aferefaid to give orders for the removal at cattle or com, bi memer herds before toondeeed. If the osomermdlog Meer of any corps et volunteers in Orme Britain who Sal be appoineal seder the authority of tWe Act, or who ha bees or Sall be appolmod and., the authority of an Adt pats/ in the forty.kamed year of the reign of his reran litajerty. lodated " An Ael to amble hie Majefty to 'veil hinerelf of the afros of canals Yeomanry sod Volunteer Corps to continue their Services," Sall make any fate returns of huh cop or company. with bean to defend his Malay; or V the onamsoding allege of any troop or moony of yeameney Y Ireland, Sall nuke Or give say fare return or certificate, every fuck allot Sall fad* and IA the foe of two hundred pawed& k Sat be lawful for hiejetty, or fur the Lard Lieutenant of kennel, to autharire any General °Seer, Or COO Peden two neiliond for fob purpok, to fumy and mark out any piece at ground wanted for the public fervice, and to treat sad spec with the owner thereof, for the pastime sod tare thereof during tuck time as the exigence of the knees Sell require; and in cafe the Good, or poke having say keen! therein, mill refute to enter into reek enotes/ towing the Seem Sal be fatidadory to fuck OSeer or ether perfter. or Sall be ambit to do by region of In fancy, ewartiere. or other dlSkfey k Sall be lawful for the per• fon or pokes fo autherffed by hie MORI, to require two or more juftkeg of the Pence, where fade piece of growed hall be, to pat ate hlakfty's Olken Into immediate patellae. A jury is to adman the emepoiLtion which ought to be made for the potter in or are of bele piece of ground. The necefley for occupying fieh grovel Soli be fie ft excelled by the Lard Lieutenant, he. Cdoporadon is to be made for whatever is taken fur the public krone, or is deftroyed or removed. The Wank° of the Staysails is Great Britain Sall procure Ike retwus to be made, and all *her matters to be done touching the timers of the counties of Doren aid Carnwall, according to the caftansa tithe lino. rim and privileges of the working donee% es are hereby required to be dope by the Lieutenants aforeraid, =mho pekoe reeding is the hid counties of Devon and net entitled to the bandit of tuck privileges PRICE Or STOCKS THIS DAY AT OHS O'CLOCIa. s Der Cart. Rana" S7Vi. 37t Hew j per Cent. Ar. Ms—Law Atm t 4 is-z6j. Confab for Optnlnl. 51111.0asaitsza. alt. MARRIED. Yeaardayir i alat, at St. Otsarges,Hzaorrr-Fgaare, Motleys amber , It. 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