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‘CONDIteI I titr g ffTE TRESINT ViNESTRY. This Day is publishes, in s.o. mice AN ANSWER to the INQUIRY into the STATE of the NA'TIDN, with Strictures on the Conduct of the present Ministry. .111.4 suet, C. Banta, ills coh.ortationes pulcherrims tn . & qC - Illads a to eschew. Senstus inflammatus populus Ritrositu-,. nen %alum audisit sad edam ddlaic nihil ewe horniiii Romano fsdius servi'ite2—Cie Philip. 12. Publisiied by John Murray, Fleet-street; and selcf by every tißookselior Shruoghoet thaTmpiie. LP: ETER TO MR BIRCH. In a few days will be published, In octavo, price Is. 6d. ALET I'ER to Mr. iSIRCH, in answer to his Tate PAMPHLET araine VACCINATION. By it MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS. Printed for John Mwriy. se, IrlcePstreec ANSWER 'TO mg. mew In 3 few Days will he published, in aro prier Is 6d. R EM ARKS ow Mr. 6 1RCki's Serous Remo: for uutfornily obje<tinito the rraelice of Vaccination?' Br JAMES MOORE. Member of tliscßoeal College of Surgeons, in 4 London. rt Toblishiel lyyJnhn Murray, Fleet-street, London tof whom welatay be hart, lately puhlitherl, by the same Author, " A RE ' eLY to Ow ANTI VACCINISTS." Sea. A NEW AND COMPLETE SYSTEM OF COOKERY. Tlit. Day i. published, in One very large Volume, Bro. by W. STEWART, opposite Albany, Piccadilly, price 12s to boaidi, A Complete SYSTEM of COOKEEtY, on a Phan entirely New, consisting of every thing that is vequiioie for Cooks to know in tne Kitchen Business; cntaiis log Three Hundred and Sixerffere Tables, or Bills of Fare, bring cane Bill of Fare for every day in the year, with direflions to chess each Dish; the whole comprehending the moat perfeti TREATISE on COOKING and CULINARY AFFAIRS ever printed...being One Year's Work, at the Marquis of Buckingham's, from the let of January to the 91st of Decem ber 1205. By JOHN SIMPSON, present Cook ea the Mess • Noble the Marquis of Buckingham. FRO.VI S4l URDAY NIGHT'S GAZLTTE. At the Court at the queen's Palace, the With of June, 906, PRESENT, The KING'S Most Excellent Majesty in Whereas., by the Second Simian of His Majesty s Order in Council of the ifthilay of April, one thousand eght hundred and live, certain stations for the performance of Quarantine, by certain ships and vessels in the said order specified, fur nished with Clean Bills of Health, are assigned to such ships and weasels, accenting loth, ports to which they are respectively bound; and doubts have wisest at what stations Quarantine ought to be performed by ships and vessels with Clean Bills of Health, captured or detained and brought into the ports of Great Britain as prise: Hit Majesty is thereupon Fleetest, * 1 by and with the adviee of His Privy Council, to declare and order, that all such ships and vessels shall, for the puns • p se of p-rfornrog Quarantine, be deemed, and taken to be baleful to the ports totu which they have been, or shall be se brought, and shall, together with all persons, goods, wares, and inerchandure, and other ankles on board thereof, perform Qoarantine accordingly : And the Lords Colllllli/NOll. err of His Majesty'a Treasury, the Commissioners for executing the Office of Laid High Admital of Great Britain, the Lard Warden of the Cinque Ports, the Matter-General, and the rest of the principal Officers of the Ordnance, His Majesty's Secre tary at ar, axed the Governors end Commanders in Chief, fer the time being, of the Wet of Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, bark, and Man, are to gin' the necessary directions herein, as to them may respeatively appertaia. W. RAWER-NIL W'liiehn!l, Jim 26, 1806. Dispatches from Sir George Hilaro Barlow, Bart. Governor.Gesteral of Bengal, dated the 2d and sth February. 1806, have been received at the East India Hattie, of which the following are Extraas : Eremite of a Letter from Sir G. H. Ilarlow ' to the Sec-et Committee of the Coact of Directors, dated ea the River Cutesy 24 February, 11106. I have great satisfaaion in apprizing your Ho nourable Committee, that, on the 22d December, a ratified Copy of the Treaty concluded between • the Right Honourable Lord Lake and the accre dited Vakeel of Dowlut Rao Seindiah, (a copy of which was inclosed in my dispatch to your Hosour able Committee, of the 4th of that month.) was re ceived by his Lordship, with a slight and unobjec tionable alteration in the sixth article, namely, the Omission of the Renunciation of that Chieftain's Claims to Tank Rampoorah and Bamingham, which, probably, resulted from a consideration, that, as these distrias never actually belonged to kites, the Renunciation was unnecessary. Retract or a Letter from Sir G. 14. Barlow to the Secret Com mittee, dated cei the River, Sth Febroary, 1506. I have great satisfaaion in communicating to your Honourable Committee, the important intelligence or th e Coaclusion of Peace with Juswunt Row Holm, upon terms which are highly honourable and advautageou: to the British Goverament, and which Are calculated to secure permanent tranquil lity to the British Power in India. In my Dispatch to your Honourable Committee of the 4th of December, I had the honour to transmit a Copy of my lestruaions to the Right Honourable Lord Lake, for the regulation of his condo .% in concluding *pacification with Jeswunt Row Holkar. The Treaty now concluded with that Chieftain, has been founded upon those instruaions, and corre sponds with the spirit of them. I have the honour to transmit, inclosed, a Copy of the Right Honourable Lord Lake's Dispatch of the 7th ult. containing a Copy of the Treaty. With the exception of the Second Ankle, the provisions of which I have judged it proper to annul, by a declaratory article, annexed to the ratified Copy of the Treaty, your Honourable Committee will observe, that the stipMations of the Treaty in volve no engagements of a nature calculated to prove the source of future disagreement between the British Government and Holkar; and the pro bability of the continuance of Holkar's pacific dis position, and of his adherence to the faith of his engagements, may be considered to be propor tionably augmented. I beg leave to offer to your Honourable Com mittee my cordial congratulations on the conclusion of this honourable and advantageous peace with Jeswunt Row Holkar, which, combined with the preceding adjustment of all oar differences with bowlut Itow Seindiah. and with the arrangements sow in perieres• for the complete settlement of all our external relations, promises a durable period M '^'!,Csll teasepisility and prosperity to the I nourab;e Com pany's possessions. I discharge a sotisfanory part of my puli'dc duty in etiressiug to your Honourable Cuomo:tee the 'high sense which I entertain of those able and dis tinguished exertions on the part of the R;glit Hon. I lord Lake, by which the peace has bcen accom plished, and which, I trust, will appear to your Ho nourable Committee to establish his Lordship's claim to the highest approbation and applause. I consider it to be a duty also to caps ess my sense of the zeal and ability manifested by Lieutenak Colonel Malcolm in the conduft of the neguriotions , for the conclusion of peach, which was entrusted to him by the authority of Lord Lake. The merits and services of that valuable officer are already well known to your Honourable Committee ; but I trust that his exertions on this occasion will appear to your Honourable Committee to have augmented his claim to public approbation. To the Hon. Sir George Waco Barlow, But. Goverito-- General, S.c. &c. St a—l have the honour to inclose a Treaty which I have concluded with Jeswunt Row Holkar, and which I this morning received. ratified by that Chief. The circumstances which led to a negotiation with Jeswunt Row Holkar, and the whole progress of that, to its conclusion, will be fully communicated, under my orders, to the Secretary in the Secret De partment. I offer you my most cordial congratulations on an 1 event which promises io restore complete tranquil- I lity to India, and which you will, I am satisfied, judge to be highly favourable to the interests of the - British Government. You were before informed of the situation of Jes wunt Rew Holkar, at Amruh, Sir, and cf his ef forts to form a combination in this quarter against the British Power. These were alone defeated by the advance of the army under my command, which had also the effet of reducing Jeswunt Row Holkar to the necessity of concluding the present treaty, and of renouncing all those views al ambi tion which he had so long cherished against the British Government. I feel it again my duty to call your attention to the exertions of Lieutenant-Colonel Malcolm, by whose knowledge and ability this Treaty has been negotiated under my dire Lion, and whose many and important services will, I trust, meet that re. eonspence to which I confider them so justly en titled. It is try intention to march the day after to-mor row towards the British Territories ; And on my arrival there, I shall lose no time in placing the army under my command in cantonments. I have the honour to be, Ste. (Signed) LAKE. Used Quarters, Camp, Gnomon! Ghost, 7th January, 1806. (A truo copy) (Sighed) N. B. EDMONSTONE. SOC. to Gov. [Here follow the Treaty of Peace and Amity between the British Governamot sod Jeswunt Row Holkar, and the Ik claratory Article annexed, gives in our ra i ser of "r liurglay last.) THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, MONDAY. Julie SO. The Omnium was, on Saturday, at 51; and tbis Consols for opening were at 63. They had attair ed a higher price in the preceding week I but their present state is sufficiently favourable to justify every thing wilich we have asserted upon the subjeiti The interchange of Messengers between this coun try and France proves the existence of negotiations of some description, and a variety of concurrent cir cumstances encourage the belief, that they have for their objea a general pacification. Another Mes senger sailed from the Downs, on board the Clyde frigate, on Friday, for Boulogne. He is expeled back on Tuesday, and from the length of time this intercourse has been kept up, it may be fairly pre sumed, that it is now arrived at an important crisis. Accounts were received on Saturday from •the squadron off Rochefort, under the orders of Sir S. Idoon : they are to the 20th, and report the French fleet to remain, as usual. in Basque Roads. Our squadron, which was joined by the Molar. h, on the 17th, in place of the Musicians, come home to refit, is composed of the Centaur (flag), Prince *f Wales, Revenge, Coarserer, Monarch, and Polyphemus, In ofrjangabk, iffnr, Nnzarol, Admen, and Kissivialiar. Letters from Plymouth, received in town on Sa turday, state the arrival off BeHeide, on the 20th instant, of Admiral St-taut:o, who had been sent with six sail of the line, in pursuit of Jcaoss Bo- AAAAA Cs squadron. Admiral STIRLING, it is supposed, has returned under an idea that the French squadron must be on its way back to France; as, from certain advices from the Isles of I" ranee and Bourbon, it was evident that it could not pro• cure supplies there. We stated in a former Parr, that the Secret Committee of the Privy Council, on Monday last. discontinued their sittings upon the very delica.e business which has excited sa much attention.—We have nothing new to offer upon the suhjed, consist ent with the line of conduct which we have declared our intention to pursue. In censuring those who have adopted a different course, we did not mean to condemn them for staling that such a matter was in the course of investigation.—lt was against the affeetation of knowing what must be a secret in the - breast of the Committee, arta an attempt to inflame the pubic mind against some of the witnessersx ainined in the case, that our censure wat principally direeed. A letter from the Hague, dated the 1.21 instant, states, that King Lours had merely come to take possession of his new dominions, and was to return in a few days to Paris to attend the grand military festival in that city, in his official capacity as Grand Constable of France. His body gu.ud is to con sist of 2,t300 Frenchmen. The rumour of the an nexation of Cleves and Berg to the Dutch territory, and the consequent removal of MURAT to Switzer land, is stated as premature. Previous to Mr. PROLDM AN the Messenger, 1 leaving London, for Petersburgh, he received orders from Mr. Fox, to proceed or his journey with all possible speed. He got to Yarmouth on Saturday se'nnight, about twelve o'clock, when one of the King's cutters was in readiness for him, and the vessel sailed with him without delay ; but, on Sun day afternoon,. she was obliged to return in . o Yar mouth Roads, on account of contrary winds. Tha Adecnittre, TEGONATIIA, From Scilly for London, was captured on. the Ist of May, aid car ried into Trepert. Box•rd err, as King of Italy, has ordered paper money to be issued to the amount of sixty millions of scudi, and has given it a forced circulatica through his Italian dominions. Count Wens'. JAat.seao, the Danish Minister here, is ordered to Vienna, in like capacity. The best understanding continues to subsist between the Courts of London and Copenhagen. A brisk a.flion took place on Wednesday, between the Avon and several French gun-vessels, off Cher bourgh. The Bristol and Rochester ships, lying in Pil lingbam Reach, formerly employed as pri,en-shirs there, are new again fitting up for the reception t.f Prussian prisoners. They were put in commission on Thursday. A bag of letters was received, on Saturday, at the Post Office, from Morlaix, by a cartel. They are chiefly from British prisoners in France, and having been submitted to the agent by whom they were forwarded, cannot, of course, communicate any event of moment. A considerable encampment, h is said, will be formed on Leaden Heath, near Colchester. The number of troops which are to be collthed, is .esti mated at 20,000 men. Four regiments at Colches ter are to be a part of it. In the new military promotion which is expeard speedily to appear in The Ga:ere, we understand that the list of Major-Generals is to extend only to Brigadier-General Dualism, who is the twelfth on the list of Colonels. The new Colonels and Ma jors are to be on a considerably ex ended scale. The Bill before Parliament for suppressing the fees at the Custom-house, embraces also the aboli tion of all holidays except five, viz. Kos° and Qualm's birth day, Prince of W•Les'c, King Cssaatss's Restoration, and the Coronation Day. The new penny-pieces and farthings are issued th• sontxaßtnel, MOM'S. BOLTON, WALL, and Co. (London-street, Fenchurch.street), in casks weighing net 9 cwt. value Sal. 12s. of wh i ch the 12th part are in farthings.—The halt.pence will not be ready for delivery these two months. We are assured, the time for opening the Ea't India Docks, has not yet been fixed, but it is sup posed they will be ready to receive the Bengal and China fleets, expeSed to arrive in August. The Royal Military Canal at Hythe, is nearly completed. The 11-gun battery at BRocaa an's Barn, as well as the three towers, are in a consi derable state of forwardness. The foundations are now digging for three, to be erected on Shorne Cliff Heights. According to report, another 1!- yin battery is to be formed at Seabrook ; but at present nothing certain is known. It is also alded, that when the canal is finished, an additional or en larged harbour will be made there, and one at Heith.. The Mao has been pleased to present the Bev. Antnew BURNS to the church and parish of Glen ila, in the presbytery et Mr igle, aid county of For far, vacant by the death of the Rev. GEORGE, PEAT. The Kist; has also been pleased to present the Rev. DAVID INGLIS to the church and parish of Lochlee, in the presbytery of Brechin, and county of Forfar, vacant by the death of Mr. Jolts Nam —lbid. An Altnanack has been printed for the present year, at Constantinople, which is the first of the kind ever published in that city, although a printing-office was established there so long ago as the year 1716, from which many books have been issued from time to time. It has been calculated, that in 1805 England pro duced tJOO new literary works ; Franc-, 1150 ; and Germany, not less than 4645—although, in the Leipsic catalogue, for the Michaelmas fair, 1000 works less were announced than in 1804; among which there are only 63 novels, and 61 almanacks. The most numerous class of books was that on me dicine and education. On Tuesday last died, at Tunbridge Wells, CHARLES FRANCIS SHERIDAN, Esq. elder brother of the Right Honourable R. B. SHERID•N. His ill ness had been, of some duration, and borne with ex emplary fortitude. Mr. C. K. SHIRIDAN was many years a Member of the Irish Parliament, and Secre tary at War in that Kingdom, previous to the ques tion of the Regency, when lie resigned his seat and office. He was a Gentleman of most distinguished talents as an Author, both in History and Political Controversy; and no man was more universally be loved and respcaed in private life. Mr. C. F. S catDAst has left a widow and • several grown-up children. Mrs. SHICRIDAN was Miss BOLTON, nicce to the Right Honourable Moscit MASON. King I.ours had scarcely set foot in Lis new domi nions, when he began to exercise his no, al Preroga tive. He bas announced, that it is his intention to confer the following dignities upon tome of tiros.: persons who have been most instrumental in placing him upon the Throne of Hollaod : VLRHI. 6i. is to be created Count of VI AN VW; G eta. , Baron BRE DA ; and Six, Cnint TH EATR ES. !WIC'S Tutarnr. The Opera on Saturday night bore a nearer sem. blance to the commencer - neat cf a season, ciao the conclusion. It was a crowded and brilliant scen e , The new Comic Opera of 11 Fanatic() per la %fusers, produced for NALDI'S benefit, was repeated by the desire of the subscribers. Mrs. Bu. it so ros and NA Lot sustained their usual reputation, and the house was at times in raptures. This is unaari tioa . ably the best Comic Opera produced at this acre, not more for the excellence of the mune, than the irresistible humour of the scene. The perform ance of Mrs. B. upon the piano-forte, in the second aa, met with enthusiastic applause. Hi: R o y a l I-Ugh:less the Duke of Kerte, and the Marchioness of SALISBURY, were present. PIA lf-MARRET THEATRE. This Theatre, on Saturday night, was a display of beauty and fashion. The entertainments were, The Heir at Lisa,, and the new Farce of Catch hi,ei who cao ! Mr. FAWCITT'S PartZiOtS never was more entertaining. Mr. Ds CAMP, in Zr..el Homespun, received the most unbounded applause; there has been no instance, for many years, of s o rapid a progress to excellence as that made by this gentleman. rho whole performance went off with great spirit. Saturday morning, .11i; MAJESTY, Princesses AuousTa, Sot era, and A ...te11.... accompanied be Generals GARTH and FiT7ROY ; and Coloneis CAMTBILL and Tay Loa, rode on hotseback in Windsor Great Park. Princes MARV took an airing in a carrage and four, by Englefield-aereen. for the first time suite her indisposition. . Yesterday mornine„ at ten o'clock, the Veal Horse Guards (Blues), and the Stafford, or King's Own Militia, marched into Windsor Court-yard, where His MajesTY inspeeted them, aecompan:el by Count MeesTre ; Generals F:TZROY. And GARTH ; and Colonels DEssorow and Caste eta t.. The Band playing Gad sure the King, during the in. spclion. Soon after, His MaaesTY was met by the Princesses AUGUSTA, SOPHIA, and AId•LIA ; they proceeded to St. George's Chapel, and heard an excellent Sermon preached by the Rev. Ik. NCI:THEY, from •i. chap. of St. Matthew, and 21 v. After Divine Service the ROYAL FAMILY took an airing to Frogmore, where His MAJESTY dined. Mr. Fox was so much recovered yesterday, as to be able to take an airing in an open carriage. with Mr'. Fox, through the Parks, and on the Ful ham-road. Her MAJesr v's costly jewels, which she • ore ea the Kiso's Birth-day, were deposited in the Earia, on Friday, till Inc return ut the celebration of lice Mat EST Birth-day. The Duke of BacsursaitT left town, on Saturday, to join his regiment (the Royal Monmouthshire) at Chichester. The Duke of Poet *ND left town, 1 tat Saturday, for Bulstrode, and is expefted to return to town this day. The Dowager Marchioness of BATH will leave town, this day, on a visit to Her MAJESTY, at Windsor. The Earl and Countess of SPINCER gave a grand dinner last Saturday, at their house in St. James's place, to the Marquis and Marchioness Cons- WALLIS, Viscount Mortarre, Lard and Lade Geesiviact, lord, Lady, and Miss G. CAS' NO;s11, the Honourable Mr. 'IHOMAS GRENT IL Lt., .o:ti Mr. JAMES. The Duchess of Ile•uvoßT and family left town last Friday for Badminton, for the seasan. 'flue Marchioness of S L 18BU R Y gave her last Sunday party for the season, last night, which was .numerously attended. The Earl and Countess of Cateose,left town, last Saturday, for the Wilderness. • Lady PENNY MAN left town, last Saturday, for Bath. The Duke ofOitae es gavea grand entertainment on Thursday last, at his chateau, at Twickenh to the Duke of SUSSEX, and several of the illustra..s French Princes. Viscount CAsTLIREAOH entertained Viscount Mecviar.s, Lord HAWKILSRURY, Earl of CL .'• c art rv, and several others, yesterday, at dinner, •a King -street, St. James's-square. The Earl of MOIR A's house, in St. James's-plate. is undergoing several interior decorations. pr tory to the grand fire intended to be given 1.1 4 1 few days, at the christening of his infant dangleer. His Lordship has a most sninnb service of plee preparing for the occasion. The Prince of WA La..; is expekled to be Godfather. Mrs: F. Ficou kTves a OW& leitteert and sap per, this night, at her house in Ilill.strest. Lady C--•—v has arrived in town, from Wales, and has been received to the aillißed, yet forgiv.aar bosoms of her parents, in Portland-place. Her LA• dyship has two children, and is again pregnant. Sir WINDSOR Hut:Lorca gave a grand diner, Lot Friday, at his house in Albemarle-street. His Royal Highness the Duke of CUSISESI..sr , gave a splendid dinner on Saturday,at his apart in St. James's Palace. Dinner was laid in the j ,reJt dining parlour, for twenti-fOur persons. In tle! , centre of the table stood a Silver Neptune, attended by his Tritons, Mermaids, ke. besides a variety of frames, consisting of military and naval emblems and trophies, with medallions of the KOVAL BROTMIRS, and pots of the most fragrant Bowers and shrubs. Vauxhall will this night be the resort of fashion and beauty. The same gay and fantastic round of barmless pleasere will be pursued, that attraßed such crowds of Nobility last week. The Dukes of SOMaISET and De CASTRIES, Earls FAIR EMONT , WISTMORL AND, and Castanet', Lords yo. IT, SA Y and Suet, C•THGART, HARTMOOD, Fl•np; REY, ORMILSTON, BloolJE, GAGS, HRADLET. 411 ' . Hccra Stvuous, the Res.,' ANAUSASI \DOR,COI.IIIt Da Sousa, and Sir lenwaao HAMILTON. Mr. Sheriff Elea Bent, had a party of thirty lesbian , alga with him. NB This wo►k ed lady, m..) its writers, at terspersed logues. ; we have ma, Mrs. CrOUcti " In these very lively, friends, freq humour, par berless paral morning, sli hand, and stood upon claimed, I are tall enot ing on my Papa; but Sense, that Grecian nose this mornir asked her 1 replied, star your ICishey fish nosr wl •' When then giving paragraph up, like All Scand,l, frc "Mr. Ph F. 4,64 Be, the Persian Isar .efebace chief, grace " The t miters of day, the cc peiirariccs i pened to In he once fel nal visitor, three in t enough to thing mov at the side who gaze recovered .figure wh dwarf, as may mei morrow ; and was giant, COE Lair, like i Wean, from hem ment, col replace ti and the d der his co ed by 2at under ii In the grave 30.0001. Mitt eetn by a ball of his reg Prior t three gr: of the mi gentleme first mat second 01 day.—T lost. Lieut. Cnmrra: forming .services time, re attentioi comply le co the Con revving by Let evening lien. 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