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7 , " • • • • w • t leaved • 1 11: 1 411‘ .. isweice tether aforesaid • thee if any sestet shall ail wit above ssirgiiesi respectively, I a •N. lest contravention of t.te tad o • . of bet instant, and shall be detained an - nt thereof, crt 4 shall suite at any pert in this ""'" to, ~ to some port or place within the restriction e. sr, and prim( shah be Made to the satisfaction 1r the ". of Admiralty, in which such vessel shell be proceeded agsinst, in cam the same shallbo brought in as prize, that the loading of the said ve•siel had commenced before the said periods, sod before in forneatien of the said order had actually beer itteeived at the port of shipment, the said ire.sel, together with the goods se laden, shall be restored to the owner or menus *weed, and shell be permitted to proceed on her voyage its such opener as stench vessel had sailed before the day so spe cined II aforesaid: and it is further ordered, that no prrinf Shall be adrniuoil, or be gone into, fer the purpose of .shewing that information of the said order of the eleventh of Nevem ter instant had not been received at the said places respectively, at the incest places beFire assigned i—And the Right Ho noorable the T.o.d. Commissioners of His Maleety's Treasury, His Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, the Lords Com. mitsioners of the Admiralty, and the Judges of the High c„..,, t of Ag iaira tiy. and Courts of Vice-admiralty, are to take the mow's', measures herein as to them shall re spectively appertain. W. EAWKENIER. • At the Court at the Queen's Palace. the 25th November, 1807; PREIPNT. The KING'S Most Excellent Majesty in Council. Whereat , His tviejesty, by his Order In Council, dated elm •enth of November instant, flipPaillif the trade to be carried on with His Majesty's enemies, was pleated to exempt from the ?sari/lions of the said order, all veered. which shall have cleared out from any port or place in this kingdom, under such yegulatiams as Rh Majesty may think fit to presettbe, and shall be p os e e di e g dire c t as the ootts specified In the respective elearanim ; His /dreary, taking into coooderatien the expe llees, of making such reeulatiems, is pleased, by and with the advice of His Pricy Council, to order, and it is hereby ordered, that all marls belonging to countries not at war with Ills Ma. rote, shall he permitted to lade in any poet of the United P. ingdom any gonds brute the producer menuficture of His alests's domminot, or East India goods, ne prise gnosis, (such goods having been 'awfully imported) and to clear out with, and freely to convey the same to any port or place in any colo ny ir. the West Indies or America. belonging to His Majesty's enmities, such pert or place not ber-g in a state of 'retina blockade, subject to the payment of 'ern duties is may, at the time when any inch vessels may be cleared out, be due by law on the exportation of any such goods, Of in respect of the same being destined to the ports of the colonies belonging to His Majesty's enemies; and likeeir to lade, clear nut with, end convey as aforesaid, any ankles of foreign produce or ma nufacture, which shail have been lawfully imported in.o this kingdom, provided His Majesty's license *hall hams been pre •iiiir Iv obtained for moaner/yin such foreign products or ma. nufaetiots. And u i, further nidersd, that any vessel belonging as aforesaid shall be permitted to lade in any port of the United Kingdom airy-grads not brag naval or military stores, which shall be of She growth, produce, or manufacture of this kingdom, or 'Om s *ail ham been lawlully imported, fusee and except fo reign sneer, soles, wine, brendy, snuff, and croten,) and to clear sin with, and freely to convey the same to any port, to be specified in the clearance, net bete( in a slate of actual blockade, although the same shall be under the restrictions of the said order ; and likewise to lade, clear mit, and convey es. reign sugar, rodeo, wins, Maude, sniff, and cotter, which shall have beets lawfully imparted, provided His Majesty's shall have been previously obtained for the exportation fled conveyance thereof. And it is hereby further "Weird, at no vessel she I he permitted se clear nut from any port or place 10 this keigitoni,to airy port o. .r any count, y, sub jrfled to the restrictions of the said (11,!er, with soy gouda hich shall have keen (alms netice of ihrt aahl larder), on hosed the yes-el which shall hays inesoriell the same into this kingdom, without harms first duly entered and landed the same in mine m et or place in this kusidoen ; and that no yes gel shall be permitted to dear out from any port at piece in Wits kingdom to env pert or place whatevet, with any goods the produce or Manufacture of any country 'objected to the restrierrues of the said Order, which shall hare been laden, af ter notice as aforesaid, onboard the semi importing the same. ~ghoul hasher so duly entered and landed the same ; or airy goods whatever which shall have been laden, after such notice, in tie: setae imputing the OM!, its any port or place of any country subjected to the restratious of dm said Order, without having so duly emend and landed the same in some port at place in t is kingdom, except the cargo shall entisist wholly of flour, meal, ;resin, or any Snide er article", the produce of the soil of some country, which is not subjected to the re erictiolo of the sad Unite. tacspt cotton, one which shall have bee. ireroord in an entommtectured state direct from such tourery out. ibis kingilem a vessel belonging to the creme, from wineh. such peels have been brought, and in Wirier, the same were remit and produced. Artist ie further istdemd, that tiny eesoil belonging to any iretintry not at war with His Migesty„ may clear out from Guernsey, Jere', or Man, to any pert er place under the re ' mod ie.). M . the said order, whieh shall he specified in fleetest. ▪ riot using in a state ref *Awl Ist .ckade, with such articles eels, nos being hetet r natirtaty stores, as shall have been ▪ impotted hit° such islands respectively, from any port or pl to in this Ithlelont Inca ; sod with respell to all stets arti cles se may have been imported into the said islands respec . tieely, from ant port or place wider the restrictions of the and Older, it shell net be permitted to any 'meet to clear out with *She same from any of the said islands, except to some pert or • ear its this kingdom :—Aced the Right Hunourable the I.ords Commie en s( 11. Majesty's Treasury, lyre 114.jeery's Princi. al Secretaries of State, the Lords COOlllits. boners of the Admiralty, sod the Judges of the High Organ of Adnerarey and Courts of Vlce- Admiralty, are to take the necessary measures hatch/ as to them shall respectively up. W. FAWEENER. At the Court at the tratieen's Pulses, the lad. of Nurember, 111..7; PRESENT', 'fits KING's Most Excellent Majesty ii. Council. Wherer Ifs Maatsty, by his Order in Council, dated the Itli of No.. Oise respecting the trade to be carried on with His Mplesty'o amain., or phrased to exempt from the te- Uri:irons of the said order all vowel. belonging to any country . Ir . et war with His Majesty, together with their carr, , which than be coming from airy pert Of place on Euterpe which is adetared in the said order to be subje3 to the restri Irons dent to • state or tdbiblede, dtrect to some per or piece in Europe, belonging to His Majesty, and also all 'emelt which Mall be cleared out from Gibraltar or Malta eridor such regu -1 lations as His Majesty may think It re pre•erilie, and which Shall be proceeding direct to the ports specified to their re spec tire clearance .01 wetneei it is expedient to encourage the trade fr o m Itar and Malta to comerimuoch-r the rest, retains of the wrier, subj, t to revel:dormer be male in reeptim thereto t hdeprety is Menke. pleased to ;emeritie the fallowing gesplatians iii Rased to such trade, aceordingly, and by and * *eh the *dries of his Pney Calmed, to reeler, and it is hereby hedeved, that all aorta of hour and meal, sod all torts if rain, dimbaec , ,,, 4 l,l any ether article in an uninanefeetured state, ong the..growth and reduce or any cotsnuy not bong so.. jetted by the said ender to tire restrettons incident to a slate of lalmtkatte, crept cellars, and naval arid mistime soars, which shall lase beehompurtml seta Gibraltar and Malta direct from the ceutary.whese the setae were grown and prodeeol, shall, without any licemat, be permitted to Le cleared out in ant port Ofr leMretirebeing its a Mate of actual blockade, without eke same leing controlled le be laedecl : Hut neither the said at tic', in cuts',.,, however hummed, leis any ankle Which is 0 .411.4 growth, produce, or eratitimetoreol this kt• gdom. or winch Mei net herrn imported in a 14.iush slop, or from this lonedorn dart (except fish), end which shall have been let t n ar the petit er enamel shipment sett the ported directed by an order of Uri. date to be taken as the time at which petite el the said &MVO of the 11th te Nus ouher shall be Coin • IO:e4 a h tem. recessed at such pert tat • hipm-eat, shall b., reti nae' Inn balms Of 114..11 , 11, sec pt to 6,491, post or Off, all tin,. IC1114;310118 ; 11‘..1 •.4 other recite of saw g produce, end theisolaaUNP sd thri kingdom. or -bail ha.e ho e .. )reporied ante :dealer or elate in a PUT, ~r f otg sortie port or pia. nit thin kingdom, t.- gedier wide the article of fide, however adverted, may be ex ported to any ports or places In the Medveureneari reentgel, mien ea, is licensers. ly as re teatime...ller direct-el to be grapiest fay the Gevernor of (mousier red Malta roirecdsily .. O. 1 , " "MI • , ~ ~ti~~ti • • • .Itanday &nada gut licenses Ina granted . It, taermennisollirs, err other persons halms the ei - iciemrniatail at eibiethas er at Malta respectimai. but id His Majesty's name to such person or persons as the said Governors, Lientonant l Geveroors, or persons having the chief eoniniand, shall think fit, allowing such person or person. to expert Iron Gibraltar direct ' to any port in the Mediterra mean. or to any port of Portugal, or to any post of Spain with out the Mediterranean, not further North than Cape Finistere, and from Malta direct to any port, being within the Mediter ranean with any articles of the produce or manufacture of His Plajesty , s dominions and any articles which shall leant been imported into Gibraltar or Mahe from this kingdom, to whomsoever such articles shall appear to belong, (net being naval or military store.,) in any vessel belonging to any ;outl ay not at war with His Majesty, or in any venial net exceeding one hundred tons burthen, sad being unarmed, belonging to the country to which such vessel shall be cleared out and going, and also to import in any such vesel or vessels asafore me, from any port within the Mediterranean, to Gibraltar or Malta; or from any port ice Puitugal or Spain, as aforesaid, to Gibraltar; such port and such destination respectively to be spe cified in such license, any articles of merchandise whatsoever, and to whemsuever the same may appear to belong ; such arti cles to be specified in the bill of lading of such vele', subject however to such further regulations and restrictions with re spect to all or any of the said articles so to be imported, or ex ported, as may be inserted in the said licenses, by the Gover nors LieutenanoGoverriurs, o ether poisons having the chief civil eominand et Gibraltar, or Malta, for the time being respec tively, as to them shall, from time to time, seem fit and expe dient. And it it further ordered, that in every 'nth license shall be Warted the names and residence of the person or permits to it shall be granter!, the articles and their quantities per be be exported, the name and description of the vessel, nelikeffillue mintier thereof, the port to which the vessel shall OBMeed to go, which shall be some port not under actual bieshodo ► and that nu license on to be granted shall continue in /Mee for longer than two months from its slate, nor for more limiters, voyage ; a say such license be granted, or arknow-• hedged to be valid, if granted to permit the clearance of any yes eel to any port which shall he actually blockaded by any naval force of His Majesty or of his allies. And it is further ordered, that the Genimanders of His Ma jesty's ships of war and privateers, and all others whom it may concern, shall suffer every such vessel tailing conformably to the permission given by this Order, or haring any license 36 Ph3rlll.llll, to p.m arid /cyan iiirect between Gibraltar or Malta, and such port as shall be specified ill the license, in such meo w'', and under such terms, regulations, and restrictions, as shall be expressed therein. And it is further ordered, that, in ease any vessel, se sailing as aforesaid, fur which any such license as aforesaid Mall have been granted, and which shall be proceeding direct upon her said voyage, shall be detained and brought for legal adjudi. cation, each moat, with her cargo, shall be forthwith relessed by the Court of Admiralty in which proceedings shall be PM. 11611064, upon proof being mad* that the parries had duly con formed he the terms, regulations. and restrictions, of the said las cerise; the proof of such conformity to lie upon the person or parsons claiming the benefit of this Order, or obtaining or using such license, or claiming the benefit thereof. And iris hereby further °edited, that ne vessel belonging to any State on the coast of Barbary shall be prevented (rent sail ing wills any articles of the growth or produce of such state, from any port or place in such State, to any port or place in the Mediterranean, Of Portugal, such port or place nut being ac tually blockaded by some naval force belonging is Ilia Majesty, or his allies, without being obliged to touch at Gibraltar, or Malta. And the light Honourable the Lords Commissioner* of His Majesty's Treasury, His Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, the Loris , :oininiesioners of the Admiralty, and the Judges of the Hi Court of Admiralty and Comte of Vice. Admiralty, are to take the necessary 'measures herein, as to them shall myth:lively appertain. W. FAWKPNER. At the Cowl at the Queen'. Palace, the 25th of November, 1107; PRESENT, The SING'. Most Res.llerit Majesty in Council. Whereas Hrs Majesty, by his Order in Council of the ele venth of November mutant, was pleased to order and declare that all trade in articles which are of the produce or manufac ture of the emiones and cotamies mentioned in the said order, shall be dimmed and eonsidered to be unlawful (accept, as is therein excepted); His Majesty, by and with the advice of His Privy Council, is pleased to order and declare, and it is hereby o died and declared, that nothing in the said order contained shall extend to "Asa to capture sod confiscation, airy Articles of the produce and manufacture of the said countries and colonies laden as board& iush ships, which would sot have been subject to capture and confiscation, if such Order had not been made. And the Right Hun. the Lords Comunasioners of His Majesty's Treasure, His Majesty's Frincipal Secreta rial of Statsi,the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, and the Judges of the High Court of Admiralty and Vice-Admi ralty, are to take t..e necemuy measures herein, as to them may respectively appertain. W. FAWRENER. At the Court at tho Queee's Pailiee, the 25th of November, 1107; PRESEN . I. The RlNG's Most Excellent Majesty in Council . His Majesty, taking into consideration the circumstance' ender which Prussia and Lubeck have been compelled to abut their ports against Britoh ships and goods, is pleased, by and with the advice of his Privy Cmincil, to order, and it is hereby ordered, that all ships and goods belonging to Prussia, which mar have been seised subsequent to His Majesty's order of the 19th of Nov. lens. and are now detained in the ports of this kingdom, or elsewhere, and all ships and goods belong- Mg to inhabitants of Lubeck which are so detained, shall be restored, upon being pronounced by the High Court of Admiralty, or any Court of Vice. Admiralty, in which they have bei:n or may be proceeded against, to belong to subjects and inhabitant' of Prussia sr Lubeck, and not otherwise liable to confiscation; and that such ships and goods shall be permitted to proceed to any neutral post, or to the port to which they respectively belong : and it is further ordered, that the ships and goods belonging to Prussia ov Lubeck, shall nut, until further orders, he liable to deters. lion, provided •uch ships and goods shall he trading to or from any pert of this kingdom, or between neutral port and neutral port, or from any port of His Majesty's allies, sod proceeding direct to the poet specified in their respettir cleanness And the Right Honourable the Lords Commissioners of His Majesty's Treasury, His Majesty's Principal Seeman." of State. the Lents COIRRIISiiOIiffS of the Admiralty, end the Judges of the High Court of Admiralty sod Courts of Vice. Admiralty, are hi take the neeesmary eamoires herein, as to them shall reopettively appertain. W. FAWKENFR. At the Coen at the Queen's Patsies. the 25th of November, I Sias PRESENT. The IC I NG:s Most Excellent ;Neste in Council. . • I is Majesty taking into °onside:ahem the circumstances un der which Portugal has been compelled to shut her ports against the ships and goods of His Majesty% sotnests, is pleased, by and with the advice of his Privy Council, to order, and it is hereby ordcrsd, that oh ships and goods belonging to Portusal, which have been, and are now detained in the ports of this or elsetshene, shall be restated, upelh being pro. iiimeced, by the High Court of Admiralty, or by the Court of V ice- Nines' ratty, in which proceedings may have been, or shall be commeneeel, to belong to subjects and inhabitants of Point gat, anti not ethereise liable to confiscation; and that the said ships and goods shall be permitted to proceed tri any neutral port s nr to Portiigal : and it U further, ordered, that the ships and goods belonging ha Portugal shall not, until further enders, be liable to detentom ; provided such shiia aid goods pall be trading in and nom any port of this kingdom, or to an d from Gimeitar, or Malta, and iirrwecding direct to the port specified In their clearance, or oetween neutral port and imaml post, or between Permed and the ports of her own colonies, or from any pent of !In Majesty's allies, and proceeding direct to the rots specillid in their respective clesiances. provided such poets shall not be at the time in a state of ' , said til—ck•ad• : cad lit is further oed-rod, that the ships el shall not be considered as entitled, Ilan any trr.ity between His Vlaiesiy prirogal, to prom t any goods t4.n therein which may be Whereas .iut.ieet to cutniscation. And the Right Honourable the Lords Comeniesioners of His Majesty% Moony , this Maj.-ti's principal mrereta ries ot State, Ire L•ndp etniintinioners of the Adroiraliy, and the Judges of he Iltgh coon of Admiralty and Courts of Vice-Admiralty, so- to take the necessary meartures ►tretn as to there shall re• speertiesii) arp.trtw. W. FAWILIiNfII. . K W. TORSION INTELLIGENCE, '1 er"- . "'"'" -- GOTTENEURGH oomitsuaos, NOV. 18. Yesterday, the Tartants bomb put in here, hav ing on board the English Minister, Mr. Merry, on his return to England. A cutter also put in, with an English Cosrier, charged with dispatches from St. Petersburgh for London. They were forced in by a gale from the Westward. The cutter arrived in thirteen days from Cronstadt, and when she left it (November 4th) nothing new had occurred. The Emperor had returned to St. Pe tersburgh, from a review of his troops. The French General, Savory, was making a great figure there, Attending the Emperor at all the parades, with a numerous retinue, in splendid uniforms. It is reported, from Copenhagen, that General Peyman, and several others, have been put upon their trials. COPENHAGEN, NOV. 10. Accordinr; to intelligence received from Sweden, from a very rcspeaable quarter, His Royal Swedish Majesty has concluded an armistice wit France, until the Ist of April, and Marshal Brune is daily expeasd in Helsingborg, to open negotiations for peace. The English Envoy, Mr. l'i!o-repoint, is said to be on the point of taking his departure for England.—(Copeadogen Gazette, of Novemb,r 10.) ELSINECR, NOY. 12. Since the Bth instant, the Robbers have shut up the Sound in such a manner that they da not allow any Master of a merchant ship to go on shore and pay toll. They compel all ships which enter or sail out of the Sound, to stretch over to Helsing borg, and bring up under the guns of their ships. The 10th, one of their frigates, which are lying of Helsingborg, set sail from that station. She had English soldiers on board, probably the High landers who were on board the Neptune, and put on shore in the Isle of Hveen.--.(Copettheyen Gazette of November 13.) OOPENItA•EN, NOV. 11. His Serene Highness Prince Frederick of Hesse, has been appointed Governor of this Capital ; and the Count Iltudissen Commandant of the troops stationed here. According to public notice, issued by the War Department, no deserter, who is a native of Great Britain, shall be suffered to enlist in the Danish army, but be treated as a prisoner of war. H/110- verians, however, may either enlist, or receive pass ports to return to their native country. We learn from Aulborg, that the English have stationed a ship near the light-house of Schagen, which hoists every night a number of lanthorns, to serve for a beacon to such of their ships as navigate in that quarter.—(Cetenhagen Gautte of Noo. srocauotat, NOV. 12. His Royal Majesty has bees► graciously pleased to allow Robert Dundas, a native of England, his wife and lawful issue, to assume the title and armo rial bearings of the noble Swedish family of Setton, and ordered them to be entered at the Herald's Of ice, in the list of the Swedish Nobility.—(Stvck holm Gasette, Nov. 12.) iteitosavaou, Nov. G. By a Royal Ordinance of the 23d of Oftober, the exportation of timber from any part of the Danish dominions has been prohibited ander pain of con fiscation of the timber, and a 6ne equal to the value of the goods confiscated to be paid by all such per sons as shall be coovidted of having offended against the above ordinance.— (Addle du Nord, Nov. 10.) BANKS OF TOT MAINS, OCT. 24. The fortress of Brannan 'was, in the middle of Oftober, re-villualled by the French for three months. A letter from Vienna contains the following in telligence :--0" There are still some differences be. tween the French Court and our's. Franco requires the shutting of the Austrian ports against the Eng lish trade. , s We understand that Braunau has again been re vianalled ; and that the French, according to every appearance, will net evacuate Austrian Friuli so soon as was expeetecl. The contributions levied for the last war are not yet, it is said, entirely dis charged; and probably this has a conneftion with the continuance of the occupation of Braunau." ItiT, OCT. 17. Since the English have begun to respell the Austrian neutral ft tg more than they have hitherto done, many vessels, with the produfts of the Le vant, such as oil, currants, and cotton, Arrive here, and trade begins to revive. Several ships that had been detained at Malta have likewise been released, and have already arrived at 'Priest, name, and Porto Re. Tin English flotilla, of six frigates and corvettes which was at anclior before our road, flail again, after a few days, fur Corfu, under Lunsmustoce Campbell. resiatrostv or wistamseno. ocr. 28. Alaietty our Sot/ elritSKll is contii.tia.lv rill very a/lively. in paiAic business. and vet) rarely permits himself any telatati lt is generally tipedeti he.e, 04 it the kingdom of Witte-tubing will still receive it very considerab:c augmenistion. -~ , *!- THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, MONDAY, Novisissit An Express was sent off last night to Woolwich, with orders to expedite two ship loads of Cos otter a's rockets for on: cf the expeditions in con templation of G ivernment. Mr. Cosoaava will accompany the expedition, for the purpose of super irtending the application of these destruaite OA* nines. as in the attack on Copenhagen. Mr. MEaßit is coming home from th... Baltic § having totally failed in his mission to conciliate the Danes. His Mai BST v's ship Crooodde and ilisadenre store ship, sailed, ou Saturday, from Portatoouth, with a few other vessels for the Cape of Good Hope. The Gaerite, of Saturday night, •contains six Or ders in Council, constituting part of the new Corn mercial System, disclosed in the Orders of the Ilth instant, as a measure of retaliation against the French Blockading Decree. The roue fi rs t a re mere matters of regulation and detail, growing out of the original Orders. The first of them regulates the respeCtive periods at which the original Order* shall be enforced. The sth and this are in favour of Prussia, Lubec, and Portugal ; and declare that all ships and goods belonging to these states, which have been and are now detained in the ports of this kingdom, or elsewhere, shall be restored, upon being pronounced, by the High Court of Ad miralty, or by the Court of Vice-Admiralty in which proceedings may have been commenced, to belong to subjeas or inhabitants of Poriugal. Prussia, or Lubec, and not otherwise liable to confiscation. This indulgence to these Powers is expressly stated to have been granted " in consideration of the circumstances alder which Portugal, Prussia, and Lubec,pave been compelled to shut their ports against the ships and goods of His MAJZSTY'S subjects." This is an indire& admission that Government do not impute any duplicity to the Court of Portugal, but are eon. vinced of its friendship and sincerity. A littler time will chew whether it was equally sincere in its threat to migrate to the Brasil'. Sir SIONST SPAITN'S squadron, consisting of the Lend**, of 9$ guns, and the M **era, Metraorealpi, thsaieti, and Bedford, of 74, passed Cape Finistere on the 14th, steering South, under sealed orders, but the general opinion was, that they were bound for the Tagus. In that event, they would probably reach that rivet on the Ifith or 17th, and assist the Parsecs Rao tar o if so inclined, to carry his threat into execution. A Russian Messenger arrived on Saturday, from St. Petersburgh, with dispatches for the Russian Minister at this Court. Colonel WA L Ll 6, a relative of Sir Roam Wi Lion, at the same time arrived with dispatches from Lord G. L. Gowsa, our Am bassador at Sr. Petersburgh. At the time of their departure, the Russian Government bad net be.. trayed any symptoms of hostility towards this country. This account is favourable, but was not sufficient in itself to cause the rise in the funds that took place on Saturday. Many additional reasons were assigned for it. It was said. that the Ron. WILLIAM HILL. who, as appears by 7he Giseftt. is appointed our Minister at the Court of Sardinia. has been charged with dispatches to the ♦ustrian Government, accepting, under certain conditions. the proffered mediation of that Power, and of Rus sia, towards the re-establishment of a General Peace. Another report stated, that a Flag of Truce bad ar rived from France. This latter, however, is un founded, and we do not know what degree of credit to attach to the former. Accounts from India. we understand, state, that a serious snutiay lately broke eat in the Slid Regi ment,. in Bengal, in consequence of some delay in the payment set the troops, and of a considerable ad vance having taken place in the price of spirits. A large portion of the Regiment is mated to have ap peared in a body before the Commanding Officer, to demand redress ; when he remonstrated with them upon the impropriety of their condua, and or dered them to disperse. On their refusal to obey. he colleCted a c"rps of cavalry, and some native troops, surrounded the minium", and compelled them to lay down their arms. At the dare of the last dispatches, some of the ring-leaders had been punished, and the most pee led discipline and trar,quiltity had been restored. The southern provinces continue to be so far dis turbed, that curnerous native traders, and Europeaa inhabitants. have applied for permission to remove into the vicinity of Madras. On the northern and western frontiers, mach alarm prevailed : Scindea had demanded 25 lac , of rupees from sae rf his tributaries, who was prepar. ins to resist his claim by an appeal to arms, joinel oro Kcal