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4 9 7 4 . .i.:, „,....... •-„ .• #.. 4 ... N4o. ' $ ti" . ' 4 l ~ •,'l °..?" - '.- -... ..,...4 . * 1? 4,:- ei,,,- - ; ',.. T er --,... --.7 , ...„,-- ~,, , ..,....;.. . -• • - 1 1 ' . • , <'-? „s ••,, : • .'• ,• , ' 4 -.4 ...F.F. t .. - ,., -- , --- 1•- , ,,.. — lac' 5 '''..,1-5,...,sk"'-is - 4- ----r ,-,-,- o..Vhit- 7 .',.. - 'i I-A' 1 ir.'-.7,- . .-A• , ~ - .9 / • --, . k. ' .. , >A.. • •%;,,,./,,..,,. ilk:7lll 4 'S Pk z .. -• . . if4i,,,IIIIIIIi\v,, 11-. *; kr, :S, NUMBER 4532.] To the PROPRIETORS of EAST-INDIA STOCK. ~ LAtirts AND GENTLLM&N, T" ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS for the East India Company being appointed for Wednes day the llth of April next, the favour of your Vote and Inte rest is requested for the following Gentlemen : William Devaynes, Esq. George Smith, Esq, Charles Grant, Esq. William Thornton, Esq. S , .veny Toone, Esq. Which will very much oblige, ' Ladies and Gentlemen ! • Your most obedient Servants Theophilus Metcalfe Wm. Fullarton Elphinstone, George Nlillett, Edward Parry; Charles Mills, ' Francis Baring,_ Thomas Parry, John Bebb, tames Pattison, William Bensley , Richard C. Plowden, Jacob Bosanquet, Thomas Rei{l, . loseph Cotton, Abraham Robarts, Simon Fraser, ._ John Robarts, John Huddleston, • Geo. W. Tbellusson, Hugh Inglis, Robert Thornton, John Inglis • 'John Travers, John Mansllip. East-India House, "March 2s, 1807. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLESSEN, AVING the Honour of being recommended 4.1., to you, by the Directors of the East-India Company, as Candidates for the Direati:n to be chosen this year, eve take the liberty of requesting the favour of your Vote on the Day of Election, Wednesday the Sth April next. We are, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yolir most obedient and most humble SerVants, WILLIAM DEVAYNES. CHARLES GRANT, GEORGE SMITH, WILLIAM THORNTON, - SWENY TOONE. . _ East India House, March is, ail. ALBION FIRE and LIFE COMPANY, of LONDON, for INSURANCE from FIRE and on LIVES; and for 'll's_9ranting of ANN UlTlES.—dapital, ONE MIL. LIOiJ. - POLICIES expiring at LADY-DAY thotild be renewed within - fifteen days from that period. No chatge made tor Policies or Indorsements, and othei valuable advantages afforded both with respell to Insurance froM Fire and on Lives. A large DeduEtion allowed on the Pee tniums of Fire Insurances out of London. Proposals may be had at the Company's House, in 'Change-alley, Cornhill. —Attendance daily, from Nine to Your. _ _ . By ordei of tht Board of Dircaors, WARNER PHIPPS; See. FOUIttEEWTH OF APRIL .GOVERNMENT SLATE LOTTERY'BEGISS DRAWING, And contain.% Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Ponnds in • - Sterling• Money. THIS is the mast extraordinary SCHEME4ver produced in the Annals of Lotteries. The unprece dented Number of Grand Prizes makes Every Lottery-Office a Temple of Wealth ; ' Every Adventurer is in the Road to Riches; Every Ticket drawn 14th April will be a Prize; Every Prize will be paid as soon as drawn. SCHEME. 4 Prizes of kza,ooo - - are - .. 4 So,ooo 4 . - - - to,ooo - - - - - 4 0 , 000 4 . _ . . Soon . - - - - . 20,000 ito . - . • root. . - . . - . 10,000 10 - - - - Soo - soca 3 0 ,- . - . too - 3000 4" - - - -: 50 - 20 - .0 3 0 c0 . - - - 20 _. _ - - - Saco First-drawn Tkkas to . each - • - - 30,000 2 50 0 :0 Tickfs ,Caso,ooo Fir raven Ticket, Ist Day - - zo,ooo Ditto - - - ad Day - - 10,000 Ditto - 3,1 Day - 20,000 Ditto - - 4th Day - - 20000 Ditto " - - - sth Day - . Ditto - - - 6th Day - to,oco TICKETS ancl SHARES are selling at all the old esta blished Offices in England, Ireland, and Scotland. The First.dravvn Ticket will receive Twenty Thousand Pounds. Ticket - - - 4 6 1 . 9 17 o Half - - to 3 o Eight -- - ,Ca 12 0 Cillatte - - 53 o Sixteenth - t 6 6 MESSRS. BRANSCOMB and Co. Joint Con trletors for the present Lottery, and Proprietors of the Lucky Lottery Offices, No. t r, Holborn, 37, Cornhill, and 3 8 , Hay:mu-ken Piccadilly, solicit an immediate attention of the Public to the Scheme of the New LOTT E RY, which till be found to contain an unusual number of Capital Prizes ; and the first-drawn Tickets on each of the first four days of drawing must be entitled to to,oool. each ; and the first 3voo 'Tickets will divide a bonus 0130,0001. over all' Tickets that-are drawn subsequently ; therefore an early purchase is -- recommended by did above Proprietors, who, in the Lotteries for iSai 1804501 d, in z 67 different Shares, the following Capitals, namely, No. 3330 . . . tooOl. No. 13,747, . . ro,oooi. 17,477 •,. • . toopi. 456 . . . '2DOOOI. 24, 6 99 • • • 10001. pig . . . 20,0001. 16,30 r . . 20001. ir,643 . . 20,0001. 1 7,9 , 5 • 7686 . . . 20,0101. 4077 . . . 50001. 7757 . • I l i B 7l , • 001. With 16 Prizes . s o ot.of and a gr l ea 2, t 7 i l l 9 2 '°° um . ber . 0f . 1001 1 .501 . . Sa. and where the first 3,,c.c01. and the last z;,000l. ever Sold were shared. Schemes gratis ; and Prizes paid on de mand. 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS. TBISH solicits the attention of the Public to • the SCHEME of the NEW LOTTERY, in another part of this Paper, which will be found to contain an un usual number of apital Prizes, with the novelty of 2043001. being allotted to the First-drawn Ticket on each of the first Four Days ; in addition to which, the first 3000 Tickets drawn out of the Wheel are entitled to iol. each, over and above any Benefit that may be drawn against them ; air early ..purchase is, therefore necessary, as the whole weight of CA . vital Prizes is sure to be drawn in the tirst Four Days. TICKETS and.S HA R ES are selling in great variety at the above Offices, where • Nos. 2147, and 6633; The Two last Floating Capitals of 30,0001. each, were both Shared and Sold, And where Twenty-one Capital Prizes were Shared and Sold • in the lasiond present Year. a}•'* The Lottery begins 14thof NAVIGABLE CANAL PROPERTY. —Monthly Sale. By Mr. SCOTT, On F !-- 3 7, April 3, at Twelve &Clock, at Garraway's, London. .T SHARES in the following NAVtGATIONS. viz. HE ASHTON and OLDHAM, GRAND IUNCTION, WARWICK and I3LRMINGHAM, NAPTON, ELLESMERE, WORCESTER' and BIR MINGHAM, UNION, CHELMER, CRO'Y'DON, the GLOUCESTER and BERKELEY CANALS; also GRAND jUNC-TION and ASHBY, DE LA ZDUCI-1, BONUS, bearing Five per Cant. Interest. Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham - at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly ; at Garraway's ; and of lilr,"Sc.ott, 25, New Bridge-street. , c 1 THUR. SDA Y, MARCH 26, 1807. SIR HOME POPHAM- THE Public ard respeat'ully informed, that a succinl and niethodized Relation of Sir HOME PO P. 11:‘ M's COURT-MARTIA L will be given in ST EEL's LIST of the ROYAL NAVY for the ensuing Month of April, , - SOUTH AMERICA . , BOTANY ,BAY,.SQCIETY, SANDWICH, AND FRIENDLY ISLANDS. ' - .This Day was published,, In Three Volume4•Odavo, price 13s. 6d. by Phillips, Bridge-street, . . ANEW VOYAGE ROUND the WORLD , in the ,Years 1800, dor; aoz, 1803, and 18s4, describing the present forms - of Government, Customs, Manners, Amusements, Means and Modes. of Life of the different Islanders in the Southern Hemisphere • with copious and in teresting Detail's of the present State of=Botany Bay and Nor folk Isl..nd, their Establishments, internal Regulations, Cli mate, SOU, Produdions, Prices . of Provisions and Labour, &c: &c. ' • by TOI-IN TURNBULL. " We have seldom been more gratified than with the addi,. tion which these Volumes make to out knowledge of disfant Countries. We look upon this Work as one of the most in . - teresting Books of Travels that has been puhlished for many years."-- 7 Edinburgh Review, Feb. 1207. - - • " BRASIL, SOUTH AMERICA. Lately published, in Svo. price 6s. inboards, AVOYAGE to BRASIL ; with general Sketchs of the Country, describing its Natural Productions, the Character and Manner of the Colonial Inhabitants, tee. ; and an Account of the City and. Provinces of St. Salvadore and Porto Seguro. Including a Narrative of the seizure of a British Vessel, and the imprisonment of the Author and the Ship's Crew, by the Portuguese. To which are added, . a cot- red Table of Exchange, &c. . By THOMAS. LINII6I, EY. Printed for I. johnson, ,in St. Paul's Church-yard: e'ICTUALLING OFFICE, • . March 46, .18,37. THE COIIIMISSIOit.TERS fOinCTUALLING 1115 MAY ESTY's NAVY cto hereby give Notice, That on Friday the 3.t -:Apt it next they skrill be ready to receive Tenders in Writing (sealed s up), and treat for the Supplying (on, separate Coniraasj,aft...,what SEA PROVISIONS nt‘fy Of re- . qaired for the use of His Majesty's Ship and Vessels at Greenock, and - at Strawracr,• and in LOch R_yan, on the • Coast jrO Twelve klonths ctrtain, from the 7.-stb, May next,- and further until Six ittonthl warn:ng that . ' be graven for the terminat ion the! eof,',; , the ;Ode ofpapnent to be by Bills, payable, 'with lute rest, ninety days after ante. • , , , The Conditions of the Contra RS may be seen at the Secre ta'fs Office ; applying,tothe CalleAirs seen. rythe Customs, at 'Greenock and Stranraer respeßively: ' • . . . No regard will be had to any Tender it's "which. the Price shall not be interted in words at fingai, or that shall not be delivered ho the board befofte One, i`,!Cl;,ek on the 'said Friday, the id April next, nor knless the. Persson ,who, shaker the . Tender, or some Perron on hit behalf, attends, to answer; when called jOr. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, March . M 2c; • IBD7, r THE'commissr ONERSfir ncTuAL LIAG Hai MAYESTrs. NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on lYanesd.iy next, :be Ist of April. :bey will be ready *to rere4 , e Tenders, in writiwriting ( sealed up ); and treat for One Hundred 'Pops of the best New LAROLINA, or EAST - INM A. CE, answerable to Samples 16* 'produced with the Tenders ;_to be cle/iv, red 04e- Batt. in-a Fortnight, arid the remainder Mon', . ,n:. His .Majestyi • VAtalling Stores 'at Deptford;. and to, be paid for hi' Nils, pay - able; 7vitb laterrst,•ninety days tiller date. The Co t sditirms , of the Contr.:se:l ma; he,.seen at the Secretary's Oifice, .. • . „ . • No regard will be bad to an y in which thel'tice shall not be i fro viedi d wards at length,'or dhat shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the sairL.Wednesday, the let of April, )76r unless the Person , tc , bo makes .the Fender, or some Perron on his &ball, attends., to'answer, when called for. EAST 'INDIA 110 USE . • March,. .007: • r ^f`E COURT of DIRE ` of the A UNITED, COMPANY . of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND trading to the East. Indies - ,her t * give That a General Court of the si.idr,:mpaly will he held at their flunce in Leadenhall•street on • .16 idly, the 1711, ;of April next; f iiint Eleven o'Clock in the Ftnengon." until Six in the Even. in;, to Ballot on the pllvwing Question, viz. - - " That Mr. Edward Ephrairb rote, late of the gengal Civil listablishinent, be perinatal to itturn with his Renk to India." • In order to determine by such ,Ballot whether Three-parts in Ries - o e t the Pr nprietori pesent art tech Genereti Clue' c&p . sexl that the satd Mr. Edward iftbrairn Pole be permitted ip wit h bli Rank?o India. WILLIAM kAIISAY, Sec. • EAST INDIA MUSE, 11lai , ch 25, 1807. 9HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY Of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading to the East Indiet do Lui•e4 give Notice, That a General Court of the .iaid Company will 6e held at their Leadenhall,treet, on *Thursday, the 16th of April ne.tti ; from Eleven o'C'4l-* in the Forenoon until Six in the Evening, to i Ballot on the joti.wingQuestions, agreeably to the 4a of Mit 39 I o f his present Illojaty, Cap. 89, " That this Court.confirm the imanimous Resoliition of the Court of Direaors, of the 30111 July, 18A, whereby the ComMander and Officers of the Ship Lady liurgcs are fully acquitted from all imputation of Miscondutt itt respect of the Loss of that-Ship." " That this Court confirm the unanimOus Resolution of the Court of Qira6lors, of the 7th of January, 1807, whereby thrr - Commander and Officers of the Ship Warren Hastings arc fully acquitted from all iinputation of Misconfluel in na.. sped of the Loss of this Ship." • " That this Court confirm the unanimous Resolution of the Court of DireClors, of the i ith of March, ISO 7, whereby the Commander and Owner of the Ship Earl of Alnrgavenny are fully acquitted from ati imputation of Neglect or Nils:. conduEt in respect of the Loss of that Ship." In order to determine 65 such Ballot, whether Three-parts in Four ,of the P r oprietors present at suth General Court roneur with the Court hf Direaors in acquitting the Commanders and Owners .of the Ships Lady Surges, Warren Hastings and Earl of Abergavenny,irem all imputation of Negkil or Misconduel respeaing the Loss of those several Ships. WIL 14,11 RA ATS AY, Secretag STOCKtV&LL. FINE LARGE ELM, CHERRY, AND SYCAMORE -PLANK. AQuantity of very tine late e-inch and i-inch and a halt ELM ?LANK, and likewise very tine SY CAMORE and CHERRY TREE, all in Plank, to be Sold by Private Contra6t. Laying at Mr. Rawlins's Yard, Stockwell, Surrey. For particulars.imintre at the Yard. - • STOCKELD PARK. • • TO BE LETT, And Enteied upon at Pleasure, rrHE CAPITAL MANSION of STOCKELD: PARK, and too Acres of: Land lying contiguous thereto, • find now occupied by the CounteSs of Aberdeen. STOCKELD is situate two Miles from Wetherby and the great North Road , 6 from Harro w gate , 7 from Knares ,•otough, and i 6 frog' York, in a pleasant, healthy, and gen teel part of the Cotinty, and in the Vicinity of the Bramilarn Hunt. the liaise will be Lett Ready Furniihed. Further Particulars may be , known by Application to Mr. Jonathan Chadwick, and Mr. fohn. Smith, of Otley, or to Mr. Thomas Horner, at Stockeld. SUFFOLK. 'TO - BE SOLD a lied Brick and Sash-fronted FREEHOLD M ESSUAGE, late the residence of Leman, deceased, situate in the Northgate-strcet,. the Pleasantest part of Bury St. EthutunPs,..containing a Vesti, bule, Breakfast Parlour, Dining and Drawing Rooms, five Sleeping Rooms on the First Floor and five in the Attic; Coach-house, and Stables tor five horses, with attached and detached Offices, n ecessary for the resqlence of a Genteel Family ; a Garden, containing about one acre, well planted, and a Paddock, opposite the house, containing about one acre and an half: May be viewed, and further particulars had; by applying to Messrs. C Winery and Sparke, Bury Sc. Erhnund's.• TO BE • LETT, And Entered upon at Lady- Day next, or sooner, if required, : ACOMPLETE DWELLING-HOUSE, Village of Hagley, in the County of Worcester. The House consists of a large 1-1311, Breakfast-Room, Dining- Room,.and Dravvini-ROom, 'Housekeeper's-Room, Closets, and every Convenience Kitchen; Butler's Pantry, Dry Larder,'Brewhouse, and Servants' Hall ; Stabling for eleven Horses, and a double Coach-house, with other necessary Out-buildings ; five Lodging Rooms upon the First - Floor, and four upon the Attic, besides - two for the Men Servants ; a good Staircase all tho way up ;. Attics as good as the other Rooms, and a Man Servant's Room over the Kitchen ; a good Garden, Shrubbery, and about' 14 Acres "o f Land ; two Fish Pools, and a - C Nen house. •The-abow House and Lai - 40 ,- are situated in Hagley, in the County of Woroester, and near adjoining tollagley Park and the C lent Hills ; and ther2 is a good l'ak of Harrters within about a mile, and are distant 'about three - miles from Stour bridge, and eleven from Birmingham, to both which ;Maces there is an excellent Turnpike Road, and near the Coal Mines. rot a view of the Premises, - apply to John Taylor,. near the same ;, and for Particulars, to Mr. balm. W:ltkins,, the Proprietor, at Northampon, near Vorcester ; or to, Messrs. Roberts and Balser, Soitcitots4 in Bewdley. . . This Day was pUbliihed, In 3 vols. embellished with 39 Plates, &c. price 94. T_TISTOIRE SACREE ; ou, Abr6ge. Chranolo j. giq4e et Raisonnee des Livrei. 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A Synoptical and Genealogical `1 . ..01e of the Ten parts pf Speech in the English Langua,% - e, id:iptcd to the Abbe Gaul tier's Method of Teaching Freuch .Grammar, in his " Lectures" Graduees poor 1 e'3 Eillans de Six With a Book of Exercises, in wtkieh the diffemnt Parts of Speech :.re marked in I talies, to rnaoie hildren to find them put with out difficulty. Published by desire, for the the of the Right i-ton. Lady Elizabeth Palk's Children, price as. 6d. bound, or,ss. No.veile Mirali di Gaetano Polidori, terza_edizione, 4s. ',:omo di Milton, Svo. 35: 1 :ifidelta punita, tamo. - rs. bd. Poesie vane, ditto, as. 6d. I.!AllegrO &San - dotard°, as. Mederna Conversazione, Italian and .English, SCW2d, 2s Drammi Sacri, di Pietro Metastatio, small ►zmo. 2S. 6d. In the Press, The. Geo. Chronology of Ancient History or, An Epitome of Ancient History, from the Creation to the Birth of Jesus Christ. Illustrated by a Genealogical and Chronological Table of the Rise, Fall, Union, or Dismemberment of the Empires and States of Antiquity. By I. Aspin, Author of The Geo• Chronology of Europe, E pito= ot Enslish History, ecc. To THOMAS TAYLOR,sEsq. No. y, New Bridge-Street, London. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, March ifl, !Sot. IBEG leave to inform yo - a, that ever since the year 1790, 1 Wive been attlitied with the LuesVene rea ; which, from its obstinately resisting every course 0 1 Medicine prescribed by •the most eminent of the Faculty Here, and undergoing several severe courses of salivation, and twice discharged from the Hospital, with little relief, would apvear to be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of fast year my disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence—l had a large ulcer ' on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs were broke out in a frightful manner; my right was dread- • fully painful, and had been in a start. of ulceration ter the last seven years; my left had also two large nodes on it, , was very much discoloured, and' gave me such exerutiat ing pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to de prive me of rest; in this lamentable state e 'l was recom.. trended by Mr. 1.. Thompsoee (who received so great a cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to do -on the '26th of , Ma ; in the coarse of a fortnight, I began to . receive benefi in i little more than a month, the ulcers on my hezd d arms were soundly healed- - -soon atter, the sores on TO ,legs healed ~ also; leaving, hovvesier, considerable discolooration in th‘ skin, anti pain in the bone of the left, which, b y : thear i s. sing of God, and a little longer perseverance in your inva luable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersity i , the skin -regaining its natural hue, and the nodurnal pains gradually p going oft. I thus be came, b y y our liberal advi ce and Me dicine, perfeetly free from all nay termer com laints— have recovered My former spirits and strength, and am be. come jolly and tat, in whi ch state navingeontinued many months to the astonishment of a ll who kne w rue, 1 ant a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg y ou , for the good of -other suttering pnortals, to Make this m,f. 'ease as public as possible, as. I shall on every occasion; in so doing, you will greatly oblige, Sir, your gratef u l,.. obedient, very humble servant; , A L l.: X . Al Li It KE R. Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. ' Witnesses to the above Cure : . jolly T names° e ' No. 3, New Poultry Market; and . I °Wig Ms' NTOS H, old Assembly-Close , Edinburgh. - Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, Titoas as T...v LoR, MeMber of the Royal College •of Stir. geons, at his House, No. 9, New Rrittge-street, London; where, after a constant residence of more tliatt _thirty-six years, in a praetice 'particularly direeled to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession should always observe in such cases, he flatters himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advantage sel -.tern attainable and void of-all ambiguity. Also sold, by his appointment, for the convenience of those Living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Alban's-street, Pall-Mall ; the Toyshop, Nu. tee, Ox ford-street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill ; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. 1, Union_row, Little Tower. • hill • Mr. Baxter's South-bridge, Edinbuigh'; ' Mr. - Mac tionald, Glasgow ; ' Mr. Bull, Dame-street, Dublin ; and by •une persen in every considerable town in Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of only as. yd. cull, sealed up with full and plain directions, whereby persons or either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. . ' N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed tip with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners is printed, at the Stamp*Oflice—" T. Tay ler, No. e, Nev' litid4e-street,"—to imitate which is Felony, anti. all others are Counterfeits. ' • . , [PitlCh SIXPENCE; • 1 FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. • . MirdEL, I‘B. 19.—We have been for some timi. under no small anxiety, because the fate of arm; depended upon the issue of a battle, which, if it hall ,been lost to us, would have opened a, wide field to • the French, and extended their victorious arms stilt' • • forther ; for• there was not a.single point upon which • •• • • • the Missians could bave retired with safety—a situa tionthe more critical, as the Russian army was only. 70,000 stronj. It has since received -a reinforce- .• • ~ • „. ment of 613,000 men, and, besides these, we have, lately seen thirty Pulls of Cossacks pass throUth this place, each P.ulk consisting o• 500 men. The armies have beeu taught to know each other at the 'Attie of Eylau, and to do justice to each ' other's val Out. - The Russians confes - s th6y are un der great obligations to thc..--hrayePeneral LESZOC2, who was at the head, of 12,000 Prussians; and op posed the most determined resistance to Marshal wa's charged to turn the Prussian wing. The loss of the Rnislans is very considerable, parti• cularly in Officers ; 'that of the enemy is greater. According to the report of General ESSEN, the Em peror NAPOLEON :§ Guard. suffered considerably. We flattered ourselves for some time, that a tle So bloody would have bran decisive, and have led to negotiations for peace. In faft, a French Officer . , *llO is said to be a -Gen. BERTRAND, did arrive here an the 17th, With proposals for peace, but we -art certain thathe returned yesterday, \vithout being able; to effe& it; Blood must-therefore again be shed , ; but for otar great tranquillity*, these bloody scenes 1: , • 1 not take place upon the territory where the armies are to timraintrated3*since, according to every - aCcOun', the - fail4e of provisions increases :e . ..ery , diiv to such a'degree; that people have been compelled to strip the - straw from the roofs of the peasants' c:Atages to feed the horses with. We therefore hope the theatre of war will be removed from our environs. LETTER FROM THE 41,`NG OE PRUSSIA TO GENERAL LESTOC,Q. " My dear Lieutenant. General Vo N LxsTOCQ. " I have learned froiri- your 'report of the •toth instant, and the annexed details, the share which the Corps ri'Arm6e under your command took 'in the battle of 'PretissiSch Eylau. I had t'e'en before informed from Various quarters, that - the _ happy issue of the battle Was prineivally owing to your troops; and it is . .with satisfaetion that I not only render yod my unmixed applause of your,vvise arrangements. and excellence in the leading of your troops, but I also assure you,_of my especial grati tude; purposing hereafter' to give you a substantial proof of the same, and of my esteem. In my name also assure the, troops that•fought under you, of my satisfadion, and return them. my thanks for the va lour and firmness with which: they have fought... " With pleasure I impart to Lieut.-Colonel Vote BELOU, Major Vote ToBIKY, and the Russian Col. VON PELUR, the Order of Merit. You present it to them as a proot of my esteem and gratitude for the valour they have displayed.- " FREDERICK. Wrt4tAm."- •' Memel, Feb. 13► 1807." BANKS OF THE ELBE, MARCH 27.—A1l persons belonging 'to the Foreign Embassies' at Warsaw have been requested to repair to 'Berlin, for the purpose of continuing their Negotiations there, and awaiting more favourable times. They were informed, .it would be useless for theM to remain= longer at War saw, as the •Prince_ of BENEy E NTO has received -Or ders to proceed to the - Imperial Head-quarters. FROM THE FRONTIERS OF POMERANIA, MARCH 6. —To - -day we heard • a violent cannontkle from the Environs of Stralsund, It is said that the S..Vedes have made a powerful -sortie from that citadel. A part of Marshal MORTIER'S corps is at present at .Grimme; and two regiments of it have already passed through Griefswald, on their route ,to Fried land, &c. • BAMBERGi MARCH 8. (EXTRACT OF A LETTER, DATED FASSENHEIM, FEBRUARY 14.) Our departure from the Vistula for Old,Prussia was so precipitate, that we marched 100 Miles in five clays and a half. The soldiers have as%nished every one by the fortitude with which they hpve supported the forced marches which they daily Made. Upwards of two thirds of the Inhabitants have abandoned their habitations. Four regiments of infantry were quartered here during, four days, besides a Marshal and ten Generals. Among the few inhabitants who remained, we could find neither bread, flour, or; , any thing to eat or drin,l,-.. You may \veil conceive, that we ire not in the midst of plenty, particularly as the convoys of bis cuit. and other provisions cannot be brought without great difficulty. The army quitted Polat:,l with very great satisfa6tion." 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