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.14141filt PLYI nTIT, Jinx 2—A br:g h eal rrive4l th e f aso l ent Gun , oll'cadiz, with hi:patches -ter Govern ' niPat also, the Prussian Bri and Theresa, fro Tilu4Nts, laden with brandy and wine, m llounleaux Nero, bou n d to Embden, detained by the Privatee r of Guernsey. Admiral CORNWA o n LLIS yesterday hoisted Flag board the Pille de Paris, of 110 guns, in Caw. s3 M Bab anti will sail in a day or tvro to take th e c ommand of the Channel Fleet. ~ . . PORTWOUTII, JULY 3,`-.Arrived y esterday His :tfalesty's Ship dvenger, Capt. Wnirs ; anti the ritune, Capt. BE:,".!;ETT, from. a Cruize. Also, the Cr nityi B A ENs, froin Penzance ;. the Bellona, Wzl,si. laNi fro I.4oll(tun ; and to.day L'Espiegle, Lieu. tenaitt ,l'oiutts, from Cork ; - and His 'Majesty's Ship Charlotk, from the Downs. Tie his Schoener, from Amsterdam bound to 114. te, ladm with otl,Vit tobacco, Scc. is d e t a i ne d and y bt ia here bMs Majesty's Gun-brig, L'.6ust, 4tLlvrltrooL, ut.? 2.--Tu e Bolton Par.•ket; ' from on' arrived her:: this afternoon. —The Ca . Pt 4 ill tltV7ts, that he passes; through the homeward -bound. 14i.4a.if=a Vitet three dnys since, all . well ; and that. t arrival niaibc ho';.irly er,peaed.' ......._ ' SittElßE3s. itTLY 3.--=-Clrne dcyw n from tong. Nei ' 4 Ito the Nore the Vephant, of 74 'prls, Capt, t..,ll'lAsi and was this day paid bounty and tlitt Qnloatlis adVance, and ti,own9.p ro ceeded immediately for ° Pdlerees Sloop of War, which has had a 114c4-6ughiepair here, will .be ready for COITIMiSSiO2I 4 a 6N, days. 'll e t ; , ... . t l 4 li Qui of Mr. Cittylks4rAllic, Master's Mate of i, °ldicel, who was unfortunately dmwned oil 6114. - 4114Yel'euia,11-t b" f ll' ~over-board from that , , t. ,4 ) a In c , ' 4 '' R 4 bel:n picktd up at Rainhanl. 111.......... Qi t , 'lll)4uelt, ..itmy i..-«. The AdeLbend vice, woo arrived WAL last Wight fr omCharleitowb, after a Palt:agtef3o ( 1. 1 .2 .*- - . •sa Fleet, 'fil•o rry , i , ~?.), Passed through the Jam . ate . „,„, Otte li ou ' s ;', u d.a. age) spolteihe Scipio, M ) zLL, ft)ll,e, A7:1), tnader jurk.'irrtasts ; and reperts the ) iosii t2,b ' ‘ 3 / 4 1 et, Veizlels 'for the Clyde, Vii. the I °lt lk i :./iliitgica, BuR N g ;" jjilehta it,11%1- 1. 47 ; Iry , ;t) t ,, : ~/ nt) OPR i Cu% I\r`Fl E ; lie)P, AEI'. 'til t ;;;'4,:1,4:1:4') f .P4fcl ; and another Strarter. 4).44 from 'N‘on, FoassA . t.r, arrived here on Satur. . 4 ', t mt N'eW Orleang after a passage of 66 ; ' - rw 4 e °la the 1 April,in } R iv er .. q . - is= 1i , ,,, t 4 40 . 2gth 4tts64,OI4?I‘I`CANIPbELL, from Newtl'rovidenC'e ),\‘.44,1a,1„:',41 l‘lay igth, citf the 1-tavatinab, 0414‘,,(1 '-'4l:qi3lajt:sty's Ship Bab - My:re, Capt. 'ktivittL'l'' kept comptny most .of die day to 11 ,.!1; 1 ,, r - ,, '' ''''11;f:11 \vere pift art board the lirashinsn t6pe, ft : ?th , in lat. 12.30. long. 46. 30' (1165 hit) Itrk, "tn Li'''eq)lol for New York, blit, blaving 1,4 N, C%1,1 lt;arn r, '. ' * I 3 ), k w ,. 1 , •(') Nruculars ; June 21st, in lat. '''' C itoh t : D ' 1 /. the Brig Jenny, from Liver Pool 4r ' , ii N (~ ~,„ , , . - (r. c lial 4 1'.1:r.-iday niziht the Condi«, qua'. ' (4 ' 4 ..t, '''t( )Il ' i ll 41 dant The Brig'.3farY, of TA, ni left:th at t., ..., . A . , 1 Co rn aim . Cu/41y • ork sarrie .ay with tae • L'lr,lll4ii,, 1, ) for Charleston, and the Paton?, roj t 4 14 IL,p,duth front Clyie, bud not arrived 'net oti ft.,. .Y. The Cori? 4' . 'with large' islands. 'oti th e b 't• hi tract 1 11 614 . .tiaulr,,s of Ne(t)foundlard 1 ti'''''-.4rio*l-411.144'::dc''' Ship rowlerellb arrived- at Fa.irlie Y fro,. t,, ,t t - 11) 'hutli.. 1 4t, 3,.,,,,.. .......... ! 4Tri 1).4„3.--Arri\•.ed ttlle Etvoxion Bonib, 'W4Nt 'Ortes s ; i t,. . Sri -.. . __ ._. h , ani 1p . . "we 'Fgate from the \vest ttilAt, csot•lnus tortib witl a Convoy front ,yt jilth' WiliC'll , al% Sailed) for :he River. ~ . . , tk r , o tt rivti • "*'•ittl.•l-' 1 .-****- -. , • - fl ll Noi m e . , )..-----Ihe :Perseteran4e,W4RD, 1144 t ,412tvt.111. 0 with titnher; she left , Elsineur t t , " li ttit tile „ 111 ewnPany with about 55 Sail pi ti,,,,ilP" ulliicit's;..,tin.der convoy of the Cato Armed. i lo th e "' P4rte'd with off the N4e of Nor e4)l4,l,:coilv„;:fllolll,.iti., 1:lie out‘'vard-bound feet , . ittvitAis to ~ '.(""6, arrived at Elsitteur that t, I , I.'l, Ibir departure. Ce,, ,, , , "Tox.E., j ..,_ 0.- 4 _, . 't h t .. A 'LILY 3.---Arrived in the Noss,. the %) I' , Aduli t . l - r -, g4, a1 l i "'"}oGi.iis from a Cruize off ,'N -to "4 follo w ) - . trlt hl ,.. 4, iiqii ieur, ~, Ing,Vefisels :-....t. estal, Alert, t:zie:risd,:betdec..ph-,,,eait::tt t.:'-vt.l4tt:re,,l').nd74Pt:'l'rcar:‘:' r (i'l7t"r' 4.1t1,1,, i ti red a French Sloop off Estgples, , i arid - sto P kt res for the Army. /I.' . N 4 t. , r y 11444, "t 1 OR h .\ v \ :37"..' t. 144 1444i.V0ry j ULY '2 . --, S3ii , Fd the Sloop I,,tf.ir th t , vst '‘-Ntf:f; iroC)t %.11,1 - Master, with 4 hi'l,lrw4itl;'es't. off trest, Ii th t ~''4bout tw o , , , 're t'' „4toirria, , . C em(2.lt, we were alarm #1 14 ;, ‘ 4 g .vit h the dre..liful cry of 4, ,r ring, ~ / urt-etpin,,,3 • , , te d 4 k/ y '4,d rit4 . 6 - welt, pr0....1 ft ' t h ' 3 w t re seen rennin', to -ds I\t 44 . Thalt.h,,„. -.. et) - v'ar r . 11 ..,4t h . ....,,..ies „.....1 . '.4 tx titi with . .44',1 Drewqry, chi eh We 1101. trtitz,,, 'I Illeredibk.far, However, bY 'A tli p. " ( ) ,f tk , ~ . , , . .__ t t 5 ' t ! 4. fr , k , 1. 44 - ' t 7 inhabitant:l in .general, the , 'Pili t , 11 • 4 1 (if, tF I , - , r ' '4l-4...c hreril;ht tinder, and the lutirs ' iirern i .,,, - , ' 'Te. i s t --".Pitmirv,ed. The 10$s in t;altigert*. FR'O2ll TIDE FRESICII P4PERS. PARrs, JUNE 25.- - - According to Letters from•Bour deaux, of the oth'inst. several merchants there had: received letters froM' St. Andero, purporting, that - ou. the 11th a Spanish Brig had arrived in that port, be longing to the Combined Fleets, from St. Trinidad, the Captain of which reported', that the Fleets had,' after a passage of e2,clays, arrived at • and taken pos session of the of Trinidad ; that, irnmedi ately afterwards they, had set sail, iuiiis opinion, for Jamaica; that he sailed froM Trinidad at the same time, though for another. deAination, which he had the good. fortune to reach without molestation. The 5 per cents. were to-day, 61 f. 65 Ct. FRANItiORT, JUNE 22.—One ,of our Papers contains the following • article: " Respecting the . news from Constantinople, of 'a triple alliance be twe.en Russia, England, and the Porte, said to be at present in agitation, we can nizw mention, •on the, authority of more recent letters froM Con stantinople, dated- May 15, that the new - Grit AN n VIZIER has operated a Complete change in the politics of Turkey ; . and that such alliance will or can only take place under particular circumstances, which may hereafter occur." • The same Paper obserVes further- 7 -The new sys 7 tern of Neutrality af. the Powers is now diplomati cally san6tioned. Anew Coalition of Neutrality is' about to be formed. Four Powers, two :of .Ger many and two others, have already acceded to it so as formerly there vas ,a Maritime Armed Neu trality, there will be now a Land Armed Neutrality on the Continent. 'The name of the great States man who. has ,conceived this plan is not yet men tioned. But certain it is, that, under the present political circumstances, there must be a place of ge neral security, to be in a state of defence against whateveimay happen, and to range on such side as may be thought most conducive to the general in terests. • . VIEN'SA, JUNE 14..--Within these few days, se veral Couriers have arrived here, whose Dispatches were immediately transmitted to the Emperor. Count COBENTiE,T., our Ambassador at the Cour t of France, has anew requested his dismission on ac- count of declining health. Letters from Presburgh, of the 1 Ith inst. men 'Con, that the Pachas of Bosnia have received a "'urkirh Firnian, by which they are commanded to transport 30,000 oxen from their 'territory to Ragusa, fOr the Russian Troops and, Fleets, where they are to be killed and salted. All the wine and brandy wine found in the Dalmatian Islands of. Korzola, Leczina, and Braes, are purchasing on, Russian At count. SPOR77NG INTELLIGENCE. NEWCASTLE RACES CONCLUDED. FRIDAY, JUNE, 28. The Town's Subscription :And Ladies' Platetif sof. Lord, Settia%ien's Lady Mary - • . r r Sir Ned. St4rting - 6 - 6 211 Mr. Lonstlale's cliewrut colt, by Pipater "- , Mr. C. Down' iri's Susan . 5 to 'r in favour Of Starling at startingi. 3 to r after the clead heat ; and 2to 1 After the SC. Oild heat. A fine ;Ace. . . 'SATURDAY. ' A Handicap Plate of Fifty Pounds. Mr. Rownian's b. tn. Susan - • S i I Mr. Watt's b. f.'by Ilcninglitough . - I 4 3 Mr. fludgton's g. tn. Priscilla 1.. • 3 2 . 2 Air. ltichoilson's b. 1. by Screveton . ' - 4 . 3 4 Mr. itirldtll's b. c. by Baningbrough - 2 ~ir 3 to ain favour of Priscilla ; even betting after the , first heat with the iliningbrough fitly; t to 1 agst Susan. .SetkiMEß HONK CIRCUIT. Chief Justice MASltrir, 2.1) :Old Mr. JUSTICt Herts—Mooday, July :9, at Hertford. Estex Weancsday, July 3r, at Chelmsford. Kent --Monday, A vgust 5, at Maidstone. S 4l " oo— S„,aiurglaY. August to, at `Lewes. Su,'.-- NV cdnesday, August 1 4, at Cro ydon. A new Rondo, Called " Yes, .1* remember well thb Ylours," . was sung by Mrs: BLAND at Vauxhall Gary dens yesterday'evening. From the. very .great , plause it experienced, it is Midi to become„ s po p ilar as any Bong that has iteCII liung at that fashion able piact:dfAtuusetnent for many Years. The Mai.: we Understand, is the !.:omposition of Mr. D.kr:. Mr: Hoar E'S Comedy, 'we enderstind; is very properly to be sUbmittedto another trial, pis it was the 'victim of private spleen, not 4 public jti4g-;, mpnt. It is, hoWever, withdrawn for the present; that every thing May be expunged against.which the audilenee in general testified SOtlle disstuisfictien. Mt. GOoLn, it semis; does not intend to'revowt to the law on the subjef4' of the late riot at the, Opera House, bein , , , willing to Considei - the afFair as the result Of, youthful indkretion in a' convivial moment. The parties indeed principally concerned being well known, and filly aware of the probable consequences, are very ready to compound with the Proprietor, and indemnify-him for the injury he has sustained. On Thursday la'St. a Foreigner: was .seen ,in &T -mond.sey fields, br a number of labouring men, in the a& of dicliarging a pistol at his head; but it not ta4ing 'cffeet, bud himself down to re-load it, He was, hoWever, immediately diwtned, and was taken to Ms apartments in Walworth, when he proved to be an Ex-Nobleman of Fiance. On the t Yth uk..a quatrynian, of Gateshead. Felt, was committed to Durham gaol, charged with the hortid crirtte or cornmitthlg a rape on his own laugh ter, a girl, about 16 years of age. Yesterday morning John !Croy was executed op posite the Debtor's Dcer, Newgate,, for forgery. He behaved very pcnitently. MANSION MIUSE.— locepit lio•eows; charged with forginisitud uttering a draft for aol. drawn tipon theß3nkirii.how/e of Metres and SNITII, and pur porting to be signed by Mr. Inrmr.ll,l,L,L, umer went hie final examination, and was folly committed tri 1.11.-e. Lit 1,4,11 HO r, L. _' • .. - ..... IP..d.lfall.ll.poprw.. , P L0'716111011 Or Their High Mightinen4b teprtlentillg the • Batavian Republic; containing a P,rtAibitinti of Trade with Croat Britain, and hating RegulationS l Ike. Enaded the 3tst of Nay, IZO j . TitEIR High Mightinesses representing , the Ba tavian Republic, to all those who shall see these. Pr esent s, or hear the mine read; greeting; make knoWn : That; the Vroposition .of the Raadnsionary, to the following effeict, having been receilied anti ap. proved by us, haS consequently been resolved, "so as ena&e4 by these Presents. Art. I. That, from the promulgation hereof, all Laws, Publications, Ordinances and Decrees, made and passed until the date oftiteo2,PresetatS, against the Trade , with dreatt„Britain; the nupOrtaion cf British Merchandizes and Manutitaures, and the Exportationofstmdry Art iclesssfAnantuilit:xi, Naval Stores, orPtiwisions, are held annulled and \vithout effeCt, so as it is enaded by these Presents, and with the same also Orders and instructions issued.* OfliAers.in the service of this _Country 011 the afore said subje&. ''Art. 11. That no Vessels; corning: direaly.frOm Ports situated in Great 'Britain, or any place or places its .Europe possessed or garrisoned by Civil or Mi litary Authorities subjeet ,to the saki Empire, and having partly or wholly loaded there, shall be ad- Mitted into this Republic, nor into the Ports of the st me. .:Art. 111. That any Vessel which, notwithstanding, -should venture to enter, • from any Port or Ports in Great Britain, or anyother Port in Europe dependent thereon, without any, or with false or simulated Paperi, shall be confiscated, together with all the goods she may have taken at said Port or Ports, in dependefit of what the same may consist. Art. IV:. That the Master or Commander of a Vessel, coming from Neutral Countries, which by necessity, contrary wind, •or any other - defeCt or want, may have put into any Port or Ports pf di - eats , Britain, whether that the same has discharged there and afterwards re-loaded in whole or in part the discharged goods, or whether the cargo has remained untouched, shall be obliged to declare the same, on his entrance its the River, at the first Office of the •Custorns. In which case, if such Vessel - should have taken in at any such Port or Ports any additional or other' GoOdS or Merchandizes which did not belong to her originatcargo, such • additional goods only will be connscafed; bu Y t, if it '".should afterwards appear that the Master or Commander of such Vessel has concealed and not inimediately 'reported such goods as may not have belonged to the original cargo, the Master will he further liable to a penalty of One Thousand Guilders, and his Vesski made answerable and aCtionable for the same. Art. V. That, in case a Neutral Vessel corning from Ckeat-Britain, and baund to ativ Neutil'Port or Ports, should put i n t o an y Port of thi.2 by necessity, contrary wind, or other defed or want, the same shall be stopped at the fiat Odice Of the Customi, and a guard put onboard the same. And, if the necessity of putting into said Part appears doubtful, it shall be proved by S-ufliCient documents to the satisfaction of the judge, , utt4'e.r. a penalty of One Thousand cyttikicts, der the regulation stipulated' , bv .A rt. IV. That none of the Men on beard such Vitsel shall be permitted to go on shore, but under the care of the Military Commanders appointed Or that purpose. That 'in case the situation in which 3ech Ves s ,el may be foond readers the immcdiato Lkvirttire pray ticabtei and wind and wetlici- permitting, tint Mas t'r shall be ordered and obliged to comply there svith That the Vessel beingin Want 'of 'repairs, and it being - necessary to land the whole or. part of the elrbo the same shall be housed and .- kept in the custody . of 'the Officers , of the'Ciistorns of : this Re public, and shall be afterwards re-shipped, 4 ,i'ithotit that any hart °film same may be kept 1)44 and 're, Main.in the Country , . That the Vessel not being ,- nliie to proceed oti her,` intended voydge, after stifticie:it proofs' have been given to this, 0re1.% and a licence has been obtained front the Conitnissary fei.- the affairs (if Customs, th goods will be perthifted 'to be expeite/1 in another Vessel, and be re-shipped on board tik,same alder smite precautions as wotild have been observed in case of re-shipment on board the oilginal Vessel, under this proviso, however, that the Vessel, on 'board of which suchgoods may be shipped, shall net be alloWect to lostrany other gotids , , without a ,Ipecial licence plvvidlsly obtained tnr that 'purpose. That, With regard to goods which might be found . dathaged ti) such a degree that the same could 'not he tiel-expOrted, with o ut taboxiing titre 'risk of a total loss, a permission, will be granted 'to sell the same, according to , the exigencies of the case, and nnder suchoti. precautions e prescribed, by the Board That all goods found on hoard sigh Vessel, of Which no docurnents :tie to be founit establishing the Neutritity of the -same, Win be considered ai the Tiorf,,rty of inhabtlantt of (=r,..at Britain, ar,d be con liseated as Welt, without any claims of T ecta ma t ion being adniitted ; and this until such .fune as v.-hen the rule Pisa Ship, Free .11"&chanifize, will be ad mitted by the GOvernmeilf Of Great Britain, Art, VI. That the Maiters of Nressels situated as in the foregoing'Articles, as well a Of those arriving in ballast, who may have reciived any letter or let tt't74 or packets di bQ ird, in itry Port or Farts ,of Greatittitatn, or at see, from ally English Ship or VONSVI, or any other totning I'roin the said Parti, shall be obliged to deliver the same ' on their arrival, to the Military ()diem authorised authorised. for that purpose, in the different Roadste.ids and Harbours of this R. public, untler a penalty ofOne Thousand Guilders, if they have aated contrary thereto, and should be con vie-ted thereof, either invnediately or at any time thereafter during the Vessel's stay in this Republic. Att. NIL That, with alteration of the intitlx and licth Articles of the General Placart on levying the customs of the 31st of July, 1725, during the pre sent War with the Empire of Great Britain, all Ves sels, from whatever port or place the same Inv Lorne, basides the General - Declaration or other Acts required in the said Articles, shall be bound to deliver at the first Office of Customs all public It as or documents, and ship's-papers, to, ether with the bills of lading, or charter-patuvs -of their cargoes, on board, or at lcmst attested copies of the Salne, withwt any of the same being - withheld, which s' a iall iii scsaad. up In presence of the bl asters, hied try therrEia!;io; if fix' think I.;:ol::cr,;endinf medhitely sent up-to the Cutnmissary for the affairs 'of the Cu toms ir; the D6partments to which the phice of tlee destination is subjeet. That' the MaSter and Mate shall be•obliged to take the following 'oath or affirmation before the 0111:. cers at the-Outer ortirst Office elf CuSturns upon the delivery• of the Papers ;• We the. underwritten Master aid Niate declare to haVO collie with the ,Vessel under our connitALd, from Arid to be bound to , ;nut that have no other youchers or •4& on board concerning the c.;.trg,), but those which are delivered-by us on this day to the 0 Ilic:rs at the outer or first °thee yr - customs, nor any letter:: received by us bt any Port or I'. its Groat Brit:ri g . or :it ~:tiro, any • StroliE Vessel nut that A . w for 100th .o,y tic:Cr% rceeittira Oil board by us, ' the sa.ne re red thi fAtolly an d w i thout u xcepti oi i, Su. truly tel Inc God AlmiOtty !" (Or the usual form lot those. who, on at.'count/zot their p e r:: suasion or religious opinions, f utAke !ditii. u; ty of tAking th 4 Oath). Which Declaration, 'signed 'by the. .raster. and is to be sent up, together with the. Papers • and thcy shAl be also duly obliged to specify such places wher...t! they may have rut is o after their departur.t from-their port of loading;, and almo such. goods as they may have shipp'es.l in such place Or places, which shall be inserted in the Decla7 ration. • • 'That no goods shall .be deliver e d o ut of th e Ships,, or Vessels. nor the unloading of the 'i.-artie be permit— . ted or suffered by the Officers of this Republic, aftei the consent shall be obtained of the Conainis sary for the ,affairs of the Customs, to vAsoM the, documents:shall be trmismitted, but the Vcs-' sels be obliged to wait for the said consent, taking a birth under the controul of the fir :t t)ilice of the Customs, unless the Masters, from.a deStre of prose enting,their voyage, shocid chrome to receive a per son as guard on board, and proceed-with the. same to Their place of deatination, in which case they will be obliged to find him in vitaals and drink with, the , Ship's Company, and pay, over and above, ten stivers for each and every day he may remain on board. Those, however, wishing to profit of this, privilege,. must declare themselves unmaking their first report, and notify at same time, to the clearing Officer, the. Customhouse to which they mean to apply for Om, said permission. ' It remaining, however, always t:ptional with the Officers of the Customs, in case.of L-:.; , :picien, to put one - or more guar is on board, witho:lt biting asked Art. VIM That no British rnanuftvaur.-.sd G:)ctis shall be . impurted into the. attavian" llt.ipaitc; either by water or h: land, .unier r..em.lty of all British Nrantilhaure3, Witeu (dVertal , :en anti being contisc6ted. That, besides all such persons who have been ac cessary, either directly or indirealy,.to Ott: said 'hit portation, or to r: host; Colli;l47lC:it 5116 goode, have been laden and transported ‘vith thulir knowledge, over and above the Confiscition of t: le goods, shall lotfeit a lienaltY of One ThouittafGAilks from which only such persons v. 11 b. e ::11:1Qd; whoi ho '.l: - 3 from the. t:cen in formed of the expedition bt:iog declare !itch at, the CastprnhiY::..;e of th:ir prtre of residence, or the neiz,:.st to it, 2,tid ',:nme..tiatt.l). also at the first Cw3tomhottle where the import ion shall ttke place: this, hoNveVer, only if the goof's shall not , have been already seized, •previc:us to the Declaratitai being made, '1 it, with Fdtf,ration, in as dar as concerns the said goods, of the 670, Article of the Ge4eral Phi cart of the year 17(45, all those who tt.zll .bry ibtind to import, or to h4ve inportiA, intifadured gOods, by or through clandestino unlawful ellantiel ferries, or rOadi, or al titllit\t AirueS, Shall be gifilty Of violence, over and ;t:to the con ftscation of the gBods,tind the i ienak : t Thout•:at,d Guilders befora enutted, shall with ita.. Figormieht, .and, in as far as conf.erns . the violence; with expo al, and; if need ho, caplial punihliment, both accordin . ,N to the exigency of the. case :—..And that the Ships,- .b . ehouts, Carts, N'y'a!:'goits, Horses, Beiasts of Darden, and every thing inset in snch clandestine trAnsportation, shall be declarcil fiarfeited. That those wiio t;hall be futul i to 'alp, rft or to ilno impOrted sttch 1 - 11M111,1Vkltreci good imtler 'and pack - af . vs, or proviclecl - with fa1,.3 (*rations or Certificates, and to have known any thing of the same, oVer and above tho f,,rfeiture of the goods, and the tam ialty of t 000 Gui betore enacted, shall be .pnnidied with imprisotititent, or banishment out of this Republic, ,according to the igency Of the case. Art. IX. That, in order to remove all doubt ; what 'Wit 4)r will ,not be comprehended under the dello- .minatiou of 'British Manaaattres, and be comidered as such, now andheneeforth, without prejudico to the prilhibition of all 'other produce of 13ritisfi Ma nufaCture and Workmanship, though not specially expressed, but, however, nutking attiong the un der.meutioned assortments, shall Ise held as sttch 1. All sorts of Goods kr own. by the name of IViaiiellesters. Q. All Cloths and StoM, manufaetured of Wool or Cottori, or ‘Voullen.Cot ton or I.iot.n Yarn. 3, mixed Stuifi urithufaatired from the arti cles before enumerated. , . , '4. All wholly or partly , pr i nte d • or painted Cot tons, MuslinviNaes, Dimities, and Nankinetts. . All knitted . Woollen; Cotton or Worsted Waist coats, Breeches and Pantaloons, and, also the said Stuffs in pieces. 6. All English, Scotch, and Irish Stool; ings. 7. All sort cif Cap/lakes waiw. whether of Co`. ton, Wool, mid Leather, plain„ tni ed, ur coloured. 8. All sorts of Buttons. 9. All Plated W;.*es: to. All fine Iron and Steel Wares, Tin-plates, Con;)er, and Tin-work, whether bright, japanned., or painted. All sorts of fine Cutlety. All fine Joinery. 13. Watches, Gold and Silver Buckle 4, Watch chains, Rings, Fans, rticl tun what is known by the: name of English Jeci. - ellery. 14. All sorts of Leather, tanned, tawed or pre. pared in any manner, Bootlegs, Men's and Wo. men's Shoe-leatlurs„ together with all other sorts of Leather manufadured in whale or in pLirt. 15. All sorts of Carriages, partly or wholly finish. ed, Saddles, both new and used, and all sorts of Saddiernakers'-work. O. All 'sorts of Silk Spencers and Underwaistw coats, and also Ribbands and. Tapes, either wholly or partly made of Siik, Cotton, Yarn— i7. All Men's and,Women's Hats, made of Felt, Strftw. or any other Stuff: G;5.1;.%! and Silt a