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! s limes* _l5lB THEATRE-ROYAL, 'DRURY-LAN!. rrqiiS PRESENr EVENING, Nev. 17, 1807, P Their Majesha: THE Senants CABINET. will art the ComiV Opera et ponce o•Imeln, Mt. Braham ; Count Curvo4o, Mr We. ,i ttv ar ; Marquis de Grand Chateau, M. Mathews; Lorenan, ; WhinttLulo, Mr. It 0..413 Peter, Mr. Dowten. - nsa cta kiis. Lyon (her fiat appearance in that character); hire. Mathews; Blanca, Mrs Sparks; Curinaa, roratta,Mountain. To which will be added. the Comedy of THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE. S.l Ch.nlei Racket, Mr. Elliaturi Drueget, Mr. Dowten Lair Rar kat, Mrs. Jordan; Mrs. Ortieret, Sparks. NEVER ACTED. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THI 3 PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 17, 1807, .0 he pet formrd, a New (I , DIDie Opera. called, TWO FACES UNDER A HOOD. Tar °sentare and New Music composed by Mr. Shield. cnirafkis by Mr. Thompson, Mr. Bellamy, Mr. Mr. Ineledwn, Mr. Taylnr, Mr. SWIIIIOII4, Mr. Kmg, ,l. FV;tl, Mr. Liston, Mr. Fawcett; Mrs. Pibdin, Mrs. Mr.. Dichwns, Miss Holton, Mrs. Liston, Mrs. irra...e, &c &e. To which will he added, a Fame, called, MISTAKE UPON MISTAKE; OR. APPEARANCK IS AGAINST THEM. I.ard Lighthead, Mr. Foley ; Wairusley, Mr Munden; ihrup:irey, Mr. Emir►. Lady-Mary Magpie, Mrs. Dasen. F A ; Lady Loseall, M,s Ilith in I Fish, Mrs. Mattocks. ASTLRY'S PAVILION, NEWCASTLE-STREET, tirRAND istaliFshed by .Authority of the Lord Chamberlain. THIS EVENING, the ENTERTAINMENTS l given in the following order —lst, Famous Tekillitt EXERCISES wit the SLACK WIRE; Canary Yta foophony, The RIVAL VOLTIGERS; •,, Eq.woos Trial of Skill, by Enema Wonderful Per foreers.--34 A contimistion, for this week only, of the r prea MINUET and PAS SEUL, danced by HORSES. .-4th, A Grand National Illtstritieet Spectacle, tit two acts, mad, EDWARD the BLACK PRINCE; or, The Battle C,..ary th , Extraordinary HORSEMANSHIP, 3re.— Ta, whole tt conclude with the laughable l'antemime of gmunium and the THREE SISTERS, h.log the last tr. it . sit posobly be I.erforoted. Ds`rS opened at Sin, and begin at Seven precisely •Sii• tai p I,•E at Niue o'Clock. 5.3, The Public it respectfully :nformed, that the popular and Pas Seal, danc,d by Mums, will only be fo rge'. tin, and every Evening this Weak, after which it must euru.dably be withdrawn front public view, on account of the prearations necessary fee other Performances. THE LONDON GENUINE WINE COMPANY, FOR THE IMOJI/rATI(/N 1W PORT, MADEIRA, ANL) SHERRY WINES, FREE FROM ADULTERATION, ON OATH THIS COM PA NY having been honoured by the sanction of the most discerning and anioent cha woo, 1,0 continue a short tune !eager to receive ripped, foe Shares To these et nanquainted with the Plan, at me, We paper ti a:matinee, that tha grand object it, to supply Vint. sr!., yid all Retailers, as well as the Piddle, with Wane to vie graodoe state, es imported from Madeira and Portugal Thai. the tables of the sillaent will be enriched with a pure eiltitusti.ig juice; *bile the invalid may be coallderie, thar to Wine as a 511.-iiciale, he will derive all the viiiet, by its Invigorating, enlivening qualiiies, it is ca p* oi Th, Capital is to be 500,0001 to be raised in 501. Shares ; Nip Al at the time of sukeinabang ; SI in a month ; Si. iu Mt month.; 51. in three months; al. in fever Mantas; and a. in six annatlis; and no cal to exceed Si. per Lead. ni.r le oftener repeated than four times in a wear. The advantage ft be accrued by subscribing to this ini•itution is obvious; es, wheat risk, it is hurl estimated, 2J vac CCUL will be gained each Share. Although the Company are fully aware of the question rie netting Iketitgal, alit the difficulty of ..btaming Wine thence, eineid the Fifties gbin the etzendancy, yet they tinuht nut, lit the fate of that toentry be what it inav, they shall be able 0, pr,,cuie wine: for it is well known, that the difficult', h;.s lies ►ut trivial in precining Brandy from Fiance, notwitha Guiding the war; during which, thW c immcree has been awl/ turbid. Tee Politic may be asoared, that the b-•t Wine will align' be procured fro ready money; and this Company, ty Pwse , ong a large capital, will keep it to a prover matu , ity, tad verineent many olmaeles that might be Waal to ind•vtdual lealen Dai:v attendance is given at dm Crown and IL Ms, 110, Cbalwary..ate, Loin eleven to two where sobscropsions are /wow, and Props-maws deli'• red ; also at Samson and Losabsol-strast ; and Ilavoon and Co.'s, Pall-mall. AI.IIION INFORMATION OFFICE, London. This OfScat is toteb.isiod es a plait 'tinnily original, and se a compieliensive scale, fee the purpose of accommodating bosons desirous of engagitig in, or withdravong from, Agri. cilium!, Mercantile, Pitiless:anal, and other pursuits ; br cat. letting arid communicating gem oral information, relative to MI tale, hire, and exchange of Estates, Mansions, Manors, Latablslini:nts, Livings, Advowsorts, Coracle., ke. and to the depoal of Pialice aid Appointments, in the rerpottive liberal Prefessio n s Every Gentleman ciplying to this 0111 re, and spechsing the nature of the situation he whiles to procure, et the widertaking he wi.Mg to eit.tank in, way he fur. alshol with the requisite intelligence, relative to Guilt Msaii,nis, Atmore, Farina, Brewers, lilts, Shoes, lane, Cmeer: , , Ste. as are to be let or Ait; , OstSl of, by Public or Pri nt, Central, in all the count:ro of Eneand and Wales, aid "boom other pots of the United King loin. Gentlemen haw big tit ~,, Leases, Fatiories. or Establishments, to be let or iv t't ecrgroten wanting Castes or Curacie.„ or wishing to exchange their Livings and Aleemens ; Physicians Sirgems, Apothecarier, Sol...noes Attornies, and P/01011: " . 1 the Liberal Arts and Scimitars, purporting to dispose of the ti IFI w ill of their PratAiesi, will find a decided advantage it hiving ine respective paiticulars registered at this 0 thee : bY which 111•11011 that will be mast readily communicated to a4 ch reredis,,Sii various pars of the United Kingdom, as th.y nor mire imerndiatelv concern. The Public are iegueited oh.erve, that the Pro,otetios (unless wheat nutlet:laity de -1'1'1) do not wish to he roesidered as hlegmeadors ; their only telan hem:, to render their In %%%%% moil 4 concentrated source Si 4Ssfisi I. l l l4 fillaloSn. Personal application., ur letters twet. duette4l to the Secretary, and nudism; a leo of One P '/. 11 , MI: be attended to with equal promptitude and punc "44l. Aitel if, in any case, the Proprietois should not he 4•w to god the neeessoy immolation, will.. 0910 month, the returned, according I. direction, by an order, •teai'ay the Secietisty, upon t fears. RhlslUlisla, Cock., Ridge, ant CI. Rankers, London. Applications intuiting secrecy, bit sttoaded 4o girth dcbcacy and precaution. Agents are i irPeeted in every county. fn render this Indttution as ostentrisely ireful as possible, P' f esvowsi Gaitticiuen ; Itaiiketv, Merchants, &it. are minted $.4111, pere.nally, ur by letters, poet paid, wiles. a• 1 sa:auey .CC.SrS ‘st their respettint Odoes, Omitting -1"-1.1e1.1e.mrs, .ter be which nicans, they may be mum and ceresielv priieirdei even proper Cievlts. Awdstants. er Agents, gloss tlwoogh too customary channels of risme or poi& arilfsattlfross sit All geotlaneen 4111.140.16 of beinmtment to puhlie or private 011 c.., Counting boosts, Are. • , ..ari ;melee. resoccta.:ll ',terrine-, will be enlwd."'"`i• • , iPelsol with eireatiii- a rintespr.nderit welt their qualificstiiia. , - "lPuim t I:whitey Currespoodents of this descriptiou, to lacloe, with (bole ashlress, &c. a fee or half a•guiriea. THOMAS court, S.t. No. Sri wreet, New l!ridgz street' t 4) ?' ~ VICTUALLING.VPFICE, No.. 9, 1807. THE COMMISSION ORS fur Viduailinie ilia Maiesti,'s Nag do hereby gin Mtn e, ntot on TUES DAY', eh i ~,, ant, they will be ready to receive Tenders is earring (sealed np) and treat for EIGHT HUNDRED QUARTERS of. PALE, and TWO HUNDRED WAR. TERS tine-dried AMBER MALT. to he del din a Fortaighr, his weekly proportions, into His lifojesty's rietnotiril Stores at Deptford, and to be poi 4 J.O by bills, parable rah interest, ninety daysolter lite. The Conditions of the Contract may be WC', at the Secrelory's Of re. No regartutill be had to any Tender in whirl, the Pri^e shall not Ise inserted fn II ords at length, or that shall not he Murrell to the Barr before One o'Ciork on the vud 'hails', the 17th inessa, nor unless the Person ra) make, the Tender, or some Prison en kis behalf, aters.di to answer rhea coded tor. PLATE GLASS COMPANY. )YE Public ale informed, that a large Assort. T aslant of PLATE GLASS is now on SALE. at fixed Prices, by Mr ALEXANDER BLACK, at the Compawes Warehouse, ALBION-PLACE, BLACKFRIARS-BRIDGE, of a fine amour, superior tinniancy, and ut Va160%11 diinen sioni: nom 12 indies to 144 inches in length, and horn 10 to 72 inches in breadth; alto Convex awl C.:111LaVIO Mirrors, ficint 11 to itiows diameter. And the same .obiortmont may be bad for Country Orders, by addreasiag Letters to Mr. William !Niter, dlt the Manufactory, given liead, bear ?resent, Laneunre. From the great improve.aelit made of late years in this Manufactory, it is now allowed that the COM• pang's Plates are eqsal in their / brilliancy, and halm as few im perfections, compared with gny Foreign Glass that stet were imported Moses, 111 cite amount 4 63.0n01 Ma be 41111111. ' -..-.. fiCi/ FM& • ' •.. • • I . • 0 • Prise of. • • •L. 20,000... • le • • • •L• 20,000 1 15,000 ' 10,000 2 l,OOO 6,000 6 5OO 2,f00 201 lOO 2,600 W. 10...• l,OOO 1,1100 lb 2z,544 6,000 Tickste. 6J, , ,a0 The Ticket No. 6,370, drain November 6, a Prize of 40,0001. was sold by Sir JAMES BRANSCOMB and CO., in sixteen Siateiniths i where the first 37,0001. and the last 23,0001. ever shares, were likewise sold. TICKETS and SHARES, for the Little Lotter,. are mt Sale at Sir J. IiItANSCUMB & CO 's incomparable tacky Offices, 11, Holborn, 57, Cassini', and 38, Haymarket, who recommend an immediate purchase, as the quantity of Tickets iamold is not more than one day's comosinptiori. ONLY 6,000 TICKETS, The principal part of wbirh are already S. d. T HE SMALLEST LOTTERY ever known, begins Drawing NEXT THURSDAY, N.w. 19 „ and in two day: the 1010:1, of the folluwill rash List a Capitate, and ether Priam, must be drawn. SCHEME. 1 Me of L. 20,000 .... k .... T. .20000 1 5 S 20 20 1,500 --...... ----- 6.000 Tickets. L.C.-.000 Present Price of Little Lottery Tickets and Shares: Ticket a 1 . 21 10 0 Half L 10 its 0 1 Eighth LS 16 0 Quarter 5 10 01 Sixteenth... 1 8 6 U rru I.OI7KRY TICKETS and SHARES are on .ale at J WARNEIV, No 16, Corr,hill, who rocrunmends an mt. mediate purchase, as the quantity remaining in the hands of the contraiturs is very small. aders front the country, containing bank note*, iroit•of&ce orders, or short-dated billy, treated the same as if pelhant. e.NIeIW. D'OYLF.Y 's WA REHOUSE.. No. 26, _gine Mtn. Covent-garden—. The De...4one Cam. inerea„ Tod goeen's Clothe fur Mantles, Penises, &e. being this year so very delicate, b oth in colour and quality, that they cannot be kept ready made, as formerly, Ladies are respect fully inhumed, that they may see, at the above liVarehou•e, as assortment of the newest patterns for their purchase, either in the pieze or made up, at a day's notice. Ladle , ' Habits, Gentlemen's Clothes, Liverier, Young Gen demen s Clothes, Regimentals, Uniforms, Ste. made, alter the newest t.ish'oll, at sh.,ri insure, on reasonable tenor. Geflll , emeie.Shertouts, Spencers, Of rili,l4 COW+, Koqueleaus, French Wrappers, Wet Cloaks, Plaid Cloak., Mornins Dresses, Powdering Govms, die All these articles ate always kept in variety, ready-trunk, ref a superior quality, and fit fur Gentle an's immediate es.r. THE liUUIFf9 FUND. For the temporary Iftel4l of the dutiesoYl Fatuthes sad De pendants of Persons in Conioemeir —.For a temp tray Pio. Corm for Pr.rsoos who. on beim& discharged fruit Cotifisses. mans, have no Me;.n. of present Substwetice—Fee the Pull , chars of such Toils, Implement., and Matetia s, as may conduce to Habits of Ithfustry in Debtors and Cristioaly... And for the pecuni try kid of other Objects of Distiew, who • • come under the o ffi cial Cognizance of the Sheriffs of London ' and Middlesex 1 1 HE Sheriffs of this populous City and County are, iii the execution of their offee, necessarily brought into cognac' with numerous rases of accumulated misers and distress, but they are at present unprovat,d with any effectual means of allev,atton err relief. To establish a pericanent Fund for this purpose, the present Sheriffs appeal to the boneviaisuce of their Fellow Citizens, and of the Public at large; ,de - lying themselves to render, from time to time, such p• - hi,c ' , tos of the disfeniti •tt i.f the Nies entrusted to then care, a. than at once prove the necessity for tn. existence of •tialt a fund, and abundantly repay feeling minas the stnouitt of their do nations. It is in the contemplation of the Sheriffs to assist, rather than to coulee:act, the designs of the vanous excellent I istetiitions already flourishing in ai.d near the mehopihs. Ye.t, a. these obj.icts of relief come iminr.diately within their cogent-ince, they conceive that their opportunities of alleviating the misc.. ries o-cadmed by vise, or imprudence, are likely in many cases to be more prompt and efficacious; and that, by being thus enabled to co-operate in their official capscity with the labours of those benevolent societies great numbils of unfor tunate persons, of both sexes, from in fancy to decrepitude. may every year he rescued, Or reclaimed, who would otherwise perish for want, or peconie nuisances to society. S4brcrinteins and communications are received by the pre sent Sheriffs, C. Smith, Esq. Quern-street; and Richard NM. lips, Esq. Bridge-street, Btaekfriars; who will take charge of Ilse distribution of the Fund, mike quarterly reports to the Public and the Subscribers; and, with a view to (ire perma nence to the plan, will eiwinue 4 joint canton! and attention to it for two years after they are out of ortrw. bubieriptieits will also be received by the Under-Sheriffs, J. F. Vandeicom, E.q. Bush Isere, Caunon-,treat ; and John Leigh, Esq. Cres cett-place, Mridge-street; by the KC14.1.16 of Neegate, the Giltamir street, and Poultry ethaptera, and Ludgate; and by all the Banker in Lon-lon. IMPROVED LAMPS. (Be His Majesty's Royal Letters Patent.) JsmE.THutts I. 198, New Bond-street, and 4/ • IS, Union-street. Borough, respectfnlly solicits the at tention of the Nobility.lientry, and the Public in general, to hi. 11 , 11 , .W *IMPROVED LAMPS, in Brass and Tin, japaiiised in a variety of forms, with Spiral Burners ; thee produce dou ble the light to any other with the same au et..mn, without smoke ; and is the mom bnllraut Light of any yet offered to the public; so that tlioy may be used in the most elegar.t Apartment, Drawing-room, Site-briard, &c. as well as in Compting-houses, Warehouses or Shops; and, in short, whemver a !good and pleasant eight is required, with economy in oil ; the Otiose. are not so subject to break. The Lamps are simple in their construction, and not liable to get mat of order The Hunters may be easily taken from the L imps and clearteJ, if clogged with bed oil, or otherwite, without any The Lamps have neither Racks, Wire, or Spring Wick Holders, and are warranted not to ostrflow. The Patentee engages with the Public to teturn back the purchase rummy :or sucn 1.311114, as, ii,mn trial, du not answer the abase descrip bud if returned within one week. de is the mil Person who has a Patent for Lamps with Spiral &Mien, which,.by turning the Glass Holders, Cala*/ LAM cottons.. nag and tall. All these Lamle have a label fixed in the front of the Burner. with the f.,ll.nring iii-cripthan upon it: SMKTIIIIRST AM) PAUL'S PATENT." N B. Old Brass Patent Lamps altered to my New Patent Principle ; they are also brou,litt or taken in exchange for New Lisope, .tit! solicitor to any other for their simplicity arid bri;V 'tree of L ght. , weCo-npa.e aiel Judge The Improved Pa tent Lamp cannot be had at airy other Warehouse h' Lnu 4m. Several Hundred Patent Lamps, sn Wass and'Pm, ja panned, tin the old pnaciele, iii satiety sal forms, under VII:liC torTLay.--vemrut-sig. AND SNOW-HILL. IN pursuance of an A. 51 of Parliament made and .aesed in the 46th Year of the R.,ign of His preient Ma jesty, sotituied, " An Act to enable the severai Persons therein named to dispose of several Houses in Pickett-4reet, Temple- Bar, in the Parish of Same Clement Danes in the County of Middlesex; sad in Skinner-street, ; and on Snow bill; and in Fleet-market, in the Parish of Saint Sepulchre, in the City of tendon, by Lottery"—We, the Trustees named in the said Act, do hereby give Notice, that tile Lit hereunto annexed er subjoined, comprises these' 'CifiC Buildings and Ilc reditioneuts allotted as Priam to the holders of each and every of the (animate Tickets in the Second Lottery, to be drawn by Virtue of the said Act, and the Under. Leases and Charges to which such Prises are respectively subject and liable, Prise 1 A caoital Freehold Messuage, No. 9, in Skinner crawl aforesaid, discharged of Land-Tax. 2 A Freehold bfer.uag.., No. 24, In Skinnemtreet afore said. discharged of Land Tax. S A Freehold Meoulga, Nes. 49, in Skinner-street afore discharged or Land-IJ%. 4. A Freehold Meesilage, No. 45, in Skinner-street afore. said, discharged of Laud-Tax. 5. A Freehold Messuatre, No. 42, in Skinner street afore said, discharged of Land-Tax. to. A Veehold Mes.u.sge, N 0.40, on the West side of Snow bill, discharged of Land-Tat. 7. A Freenold Wooer, No. 7, in Pichm-street &formic!, discharged of Land-Tax. • A Freehold Messuage, No. 10, isPickett.strect aforesaid, discharged of Land-Tax. 9. si Freehold Messilage, No. 11, in Pickettetreet aforesaid, discharged of Land-Tax. 10. A Freehold Mewusga, No. 4, in Skinner-street afore• . said, discharged of Land-Tax. 11. A Freehold Messuage, No. 49, in Skinner-street afore said, discharged of Land-Tax.—This House as subject to a Lease, granted to W.llism Rolfe, for 60 years, from M..1...rn. mer, 11307, at a Net-Rent of 1451. per Annum, and aim subject to an Under Lease, granted to Charles Griffin, fur a term of 81 years. Irons the 86th Day of Derew bet, Ibn3, at two several yearly Rents, amounting, together, to 2051. 10s. 19 A Freehold Messuage, Nu. 5, in Pickett street afore said, discharged of I..nd•Tax. 13. A Freehold Messeage, No. 4, in Pickett street afo7e said. discharged of held-Ta x. 14. A Freehold Nlessoage, No. 17, 'a Skinner-street afore said, discharged of Land-Tax. 15. A Freehold Menage, Mn. IR, in Skinner-serest afora said, discharged of Lsrid-Tas --This House 14 subject to a Les,e, granted to Isaac Seabrook, for her years, from MiCum mer, 1807, at a Net-rent of 1301. per Annum. 16. A Freehold Messina'', N.. 41, in Skinner-tercet afore. said, di/charged ef Land• Tax. 17. A Freehold Mesnuage, No. 49, in Skinner, street afore ` said, ditcharged of Land-Tax. IL A Freehold Meduage, No. 21, in Skinner-street ethos- maid, discharged of Land-Tax. The house a subject to ■ lease, granted to Isaac Seabrook, fur 615 years, from Midsum mer, 1807, at a net rent 44 1701. po antrum ; and else subject teen under Lease, granted to Steph-n Cowell, for 515 lean and one quarter of a year, wanting 11 days, from Christmas 1144, at the yearly rent of 1401 19. A Freehold Measorg•, No 8. in Skinner-street afore said, disclurseit of Land-las. 20. A Freehold Messisage, No. 22, in Skinner street afore said, discharged of Land-Tax. This house is suoir. - t to the original Lease thereof, granted to John Mason, for 59 years and three quarters of a year, from Midsumsater 1804, at a net rent of 581. Ws. per anoints Part of tha premises, on the South side of Skinner-street, not diatitictly ascertained, are liable, ad tar a: fC44BV4 to the title, under a Loan, which? bad been granted. and which the Cop.s. ration of the t.ht, of London purchased, to an annuity of 20Ul. a year, for the life of a person tar advan-ed in years. This an. nu dy is regularly paid oat or other pr-osism; and the Cer;.o. ratted of London have retained a sum of money as an 11111 , tory against this charge, eu that this will be merely nominal isicombrance. QOM under our hauls this 14th day of November, 1807, JAMES SHAW, J. W. ANDLRSON. H C CONIKL. JOHN SII.VESTF.R. NEWMAN kNUWLYS. .............".. w 4 ., ....- 111.... ti , • 4Pag , - go _ ••• .4 0 , , * ... or \ i •, „ ~ . A1:1-1'TIOA,p • ~, . Al* N • , n - 0 , ..,...- - -.: kt, ..ite .-. a, 4 ,.... 04 , , o r .s • . . . ' -• Vt 0 1 1a r s4 i• v .6 - J.) • 1 4' l -- .'t j ' 3 - •- -. 1 1 , .0., • 4., 'PIC/ SIXPEIOCk • •, . 1 , the Royal College of Surgeon:, ~ m London. and Sutgeun to B.idevell and B.thletieni Printed to , J. C....10w, Methcal BuuktOler„ 10, Crown.c. - ourt i , Prinee's.str.e., Seim. This day is published, in ow eel. eve. price Ss. in boards, the Second Fdition, of THE MODERN PRACTICE of PHYSIC. Fir VWARD GOODMAN CLARKE, M D. Author of " Medicine Praise.' Compendium ;' of the Royal Cull,ge of Physicians, London, and Physician to the Forces, &c. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rest, and Orme, Paten.osa ter.row. "This volume may be mcontmended to the Student, es containing the best compendium of modem improrinsieuts in medicine sod thers;ieutics, which we have had oceas.en to panne. The data I of symptom., wirier each head, is veer ' taireprelielicre and correct, slid scarcely any remedies, whiclide have stood the test of experience, are o.aitted to be narration. ad e—.critieal Rev. Dec. 11104. " We have perused the above work with much vatifuatier, and we earne.dly recommend it as deserving of the attempm, psi - tic:lila:ly of the junior Irranches of IM profe,pin, as it ie written in an able and si:ientarie manner; and we are wen snored that it will not derogate any thing from the reputation the author hes already obtained by Lis Medicine Praxes. COM giei.dium."—%tedical Journal, Dec. Of whom Nay be had, by the 141.111 Author, MEDICISS :RAREOS COMPENUIDA, lime. the 4th Editimi, price M. sewed. • SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE CM SATURDAY, 14TH vowelize, 1807. Armlop Nownher I. 1807. At the Court at the Queen's Palace, the I Ith of November 1807, PRESENT. '!'he KING'S Most Excellent Majesty in Council. Whereas certain orders, establishing an nape. cedented system of warfare against this kingdom, and aimed especially at the destruCtion of its com merce and resources, were, some time since, issued 1 by the Government of Frame, by 'Wei " The British Islands were declared to be in a state cf Blockade," thereby subjeCting to cal:ware and con demnation all vessels. with their cargoes, which should continue to trade with His Majesty's dorsi. 4 1 nions: 41 •I . t - • And whereas, by the same order, Si all trading in .-.. English merchandise is prohibited, and every ar ticle of merciandize belonging to England, or coming from her Colonies, or of her manufaaure, is declared lawful prize:" And whereas the nations in alliance with France, and under her centroul, were required to give, and 1 t.l have given, and do give efFeCt to such orders : And whereas His Majesty's order of the 7th of January last, has not answered the desired purpose, ' • 'l] either of compelling the enemy to recal those orders, or of inducing neutral nations to interpose, with et left, to obtain their revocation; but, on the contrary. the same hare been recently enforced with increased 0 rigour : 4 And whereat His Majesty, under these circum stances, finds himself compelled to take further t 4. measures for asserting and vindicating his just rights, and for supporting that maritime power which the exertions and valour of his people have, under the blessing of Providence, enabled him to establish and maintain ; and the maintenance of which is not more essential to the safety and pros perity of His Majesty's donsinions, than it i, to the proteition of such States as still retain their ituid. prudence, and to the general intercourse and hap. piness of mankind: His Majesty is therefore pleased, by and with the advice of His Privy Council, to order, and it is hereby ordered, that all the ports and places of France anu her Allies, or of any other eouott y a. war with His Majesty, and all other ports or places in Eur ipe, from which, although not at war with • Hi. Majesty, the British fag is excluded, and all ports or. places in the colonies belonging to His Majesty': enzmin, god!, fro.n henceforth, be sub jzet to the same restriftions in point of trade and navigatiun,with the exceptions hereinafter mentioned, as if the same were aftually block stied by His nbj-sty's naval forces, in the most s , ..i:t and rig-ir ons manner : And it is hereby farther ordered au.' declared, that all trade in articles which are of Cie Produce or mannfisdure of the said counties or colonic', shall be deemed and considered to be un lawful; and that every vessel trading from the said countries or colonies, together goods and marchandise onboard, and all of the produce or manutawe of the said I* out or to with all 11 articl'a coni.ttie;