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FRESH BEEF, SEA PROVISIONS, •evid-WIN E, shall .4e ,denurtided f9r the• Use of His • Majesty's Ships dud Fesicls at Lisbon, for the : space of Twelve Months certftin, and further until Six Months =Warning shall de given ;* to &paid for by Bilis, Payable, with Interest, nine i days after date. .From the FRENCH and DUTCH PA PFRS." . • k • • . Corps, who made prtsoner five English and be tween eighty and 100 Neapolitans. The reniain der of this detachment were equallylitiable to resist the „force which was oppoied. to them, and ' obliged to retire in haste to the mountains, in or der to regain the place. The other two coIUMES.; under the command of the Prince of HRSSE LIPSTAHL himself, confined then - iselves ,. to an at -tack of the works erected by the French, under `the walls of the fortress, and retired .after a slight skirmish. WORCESTER --MUSIC MEETING is ap . . V- V pointed to be field onTUESIiAY the 23d of S - 17EMIWK next, and' the Two succeeding Days; for which celebrity the following Emin.cnt Performers are engaged I'rincpat Mrs. BILLINc.;TON, Mrs. VAUGHAN, • Miss MELVILLE, .Mzsra., HA RRI SON. RA RTVE M AN, YVETT, VAUGHAN, and [AG ER. Principai-thstitimentatt • Messrs. Cramer, Moralt, Lindley,. Holmes, Mahon, Ashley, Hyde, Leanders, Jenkinson, Mutlow, Dare. The Chorus - will be foil, consisting . Of the Most -approved Singefs froth'the principal Choirs is the Kingdom. STEWARDS. The. Right Non.. Lord 'FOLEY, Theilon. j. W. OVA RD, Mi P. GENOA, JULY 2,--One hundred and fifty Neapoli tan Gidley Slaves revolted against the Guard a's-they were coming out of Parma : they killed some of them, seized their arms, and tnadeoff towards thy Coast, in the hope of finding Vessels. They Are, how ever, closely- pursued, and measures have been so welt taken, that there is reason to exped not one of them will escape. LOWER ELBE, JU NE B.—Accorditig to letters froth St. Petersburgh, the Russian Emperor has .agreed . to the exportation 6f ; 45,900 . rneasures.of Rye, on ac count of the King 'of 'Prussia, under certain condi tiOns ; and which has been purchased in some of the - places upon the Russian frontier. BRUSSELS, JULY 9.—lt is pretended by some, on undoubted authority, that his Majesty the Emperor of the French Means to pass some days at the Impe rial Palace of Laaken towards. the latter end of the -Summer. ANTHONY I„ECHNIERE, Esq. Rev. R I CHAIt - D • DA RK'F. , , Reitor of Grafton . flyrord. Rev. GEORGE TURBERVILLE,, Vicar of -Hauley. ' 'Rev. EDW. 10)-1N agE RT, Vicar of Overbury. eonduaor, f CLARK. The Contlithivi'of the rantraas may he sien . at the S , -ct etry's Ogee, at this: Office ; or 6y . appling to Ills -Britannic s Consul, at Lisbon. A'o regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall riot II inserted iir , words allength,'or that shall.not be delivered to the BOaql before. One o'clock on the said Tteisday, the zd of Septeinber next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tend'', or seine Person on his belia.lf, attends, to anwer, wten called for. ARMY ANT) NAVY EQUIPAGE: . MHE. PATENT ,-CAMP%BEDSTEADS ; ture, lklattrasses, and Bedding c ornp,lete, arevery respeCt fully recommended to Gentlemen, as being the most portable and superior to any others made in London Marquees, Tents ' 'Cables and Chairs, on unproved principles ; .Sea Cots,Chairs, Sofa Beds,.and .for on Board Ship; ‘Mtisquitto Net Furniture, and. P atent Ilras-screw Bedsteads, tor last and West Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at • . . . k'ICTUeILLING-OFFICE, rely r 5, 18°6 TCOMMISSIONERSAr VICTUAL LING His IVIrIyESTY't NAGY do hereby give Notice, That on Ft'iday the 2;th inst. they will be ready to receive Te;ders, vs waling (sealed!up), and treat for fwo Hundred and .Fifty Tons If Genuine OAT ME AL ; to 'be delivered, One Mildred Tons info Hit Majesty's Vißualling Stores at' b. ptlor d ; One Humbled ,Ton.t into those at Plymouth ; and Pity Tons into those at Portsmouth' ;. one Half thereof in one Month, and the other Half on one !Month after ; and to be paid for by Bills, payable, with into . est, rinety days after date:' The Conditions of she Contrail may be seen at the Sri - resat / es (*et No regard will be had to any Tender in which the I' , ice shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board' before One o'clock` on the said Friday, the isth nor unless the Person who makes we'Torder, or - some Per son on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for. - STETTIN, Itict Russian Ship Elizobet)t, Captain WEGENEi, froi itevel to - tni3 lids . been taken Jy the Swedish Frigate Fruija, and sent to Carlscroon.- tl 7 lO.lWAN,and SANDE aS's • M Patent Bedstead anufatiory and Ware-Rocirni, Nos. ifrapil 17, Catherine-stteet, Strand.,' Morgan and Sanders's New-invented Imperial Dining fables, allowed• to•be the most complete-and It-legimt set of 'fables ever yet invented, are very portable, packing inz Box but ten Inches deep: V. B. The Fashionable Sofa-Bed Chair-Bed Varehouse, - • TUNIS, • MAY 14.—The day before yeterday the 'following Squadron sailed 'ruin this Port : one Fri gate, :of 38 guns and 4(0 men ; a Xebec, of-36•guns and 350 men; twoliicto, of 34 guns and 28.0 and another, of 16 guns and - 150 men. This Squa dron, whose destination is not known, is viatualled for four months; and the exp. , .nee of its outfit is est'i'- mated at nearly 200,000 piastres. VENICE, JULY 24.—The Enemy, Who'tbreatened to blockade us, will be much surprised, when, be 'sides the light Squadron.already at sea, they perceive another of sufficient strength for the defence of the Adriatic and both its Shores. .NYV are extremely active in the arsenal, and seamen voluntarily enta into our service. On Monday the ;4th inst. was published, ALETTER . addressed to Mrs: FITZTURBERT„ :in answer to a Complaint that her Feelings have been hurt by the mention of her Name in the Review of the Con 'dud of the PRINCE of WALES ; with Oblervations on the influence of Example, &e.it&c. &c. By NATHANIEL j EFFLRYS, late M. P. for the . City of Cpventry. •To be had-at No. zo, - Pali-Mall, price Is. Thrs Day was published, - In One Vol. 121110, with Thirty-two lizah - of the Kings, and a striking Representation of an antient Tourname.it, price 4:, hound in. coloured Paper, ' ,• T HE HISTORY of ENGLAND, for the Use of SehaolS and Young Persens. By EDWARD BAbWIN, Esq. . Printed for Thoutas at the juvenile Library, tlanway:.stieet (opposite Soho-square), 0 xfolzi-strect ; and to be had Of all Bvukellers. whom also niav behad, by.the same Author, Fables, Aniient and Modern ; adapted for the use of Cita. awn. In_2 Vol. I2f110: with 73 ,Lngravings. Price" Fs. " These Vablts are better calculated to excite the-attention of Children, to amuse awd OtruCt them, than any . we4ilave ever perused. We recommend them without reserve." British Critic' for November. VICTUALLING 'OFFICE, . yuly x 7, iSo6. COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING A 111$ LIA YESr Y's IVA vy do herehy.give Notice, That on Friday the 2.511., inst, they will be reaaj , to receive Tenders, in (Sealed up), and treat for Three Hundred Ton; of MUS COVADO SUG to be answerable to Samples' to, be pre dared with the Tender . ; ; to be' delivered in the original Pack ages-203 Tons into the Stores at Deptford, 5o Tons into those at Portsmouth, and 51 into those at Plymouth ; in theproporlio of not less than Tni , enty; noi; inore. than. Thir y n7ll per Inek, from the date of the Coniraß ; and to be p'2i'd f m by Bills, payables tvith Interest, !tingly days after" date .- The. Conditions of the Coniraa m.!y4e seek at the Secrtt.vy's Office. .Ado regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price- shall not be inserted in -,,rds at length, or !tat shall delivered to the 13,,ard before One o'Clack on thesaid Friday, the 25th inst. -nor :Inky the Person who makes the Tenders, or some Person on his behalf; attends, to anrwer, „when called fur. GRIEFSWALD, JULY 8.-The Slkedish head-qurin: tors are still here. On the . 4th inst. a Royal Or. donnance appeared, by which feudal service is to be totally abolished in Swedish Pomerania. CONSTANTINOPLE, JUNE I2. — Respeaing our dif ferences with Russia and England we are still in the same situation ; but we rest, assured that an English and'a Russian Fleet will very soon appear before the Dardanelles, We also know that the Porte still continues to refuse any passage through the Darda nelles either to Russian Ships of war or other vessels with .watlike stores, Bcc. A Ship, under neutral colours, with lead, 'from the Black Sea, has been detained. MR. DUI EN's '.l‘lolltS. 'This Day were published, elegantly printed in Five Vols. small Odavo, price 2ss in boards, -- 7 I AA EMOIRS of a.TRAVELLER now in Retire ment : Written by HIMSELF ; and containing Anet.dmes of most of the Courts of Eiirope;andof Distin guished Statesmen and Public Charateters who have flourish sd the lash 14:11C. - entury. Printed for Richard, Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black-, friars; and to be had °tali Booksellers. - - Or whom may also be had, just published, z. Mr. Carr's Stranger in Ireland, 4ss. - 2. Mis.t) wuison's- MR' Irish Girl, 13s. 6d. ; and 3 Mrs itobihson's Poctical Works, 3os. NAPLES," JUNE ec.—Besides the English Ships in the Mediterranean, there is a Fleet of twelve Rus sian Ships and nine .Frigates, which are to be rein forced by four Ships of the Line and threcTrivates. There are six Russian Ships of the Line and four Frigates in the Black Sea. HAERLEM, JULY 10—There is no pariicular news from Berlin, though some information was received there on the Bth inst. from Col: KRUSEMARK, at St. Petersburgh, who is in that Capital upon the affairs of Sweden. • This Day' was published, .In Two large VQlunies, Svo. prico 'Ss.. in - boards A N INQUIRY into the COLONIAL POLICY 0a I:it, EU.,I)YEAN.,POANERS.' By HENRY tiicOU::,HANI, jun. Esq. F. R. Printed for - Longman; Hurst, Kees; and Oinie, Pater zoster-rovv a ,and Maiwet> and Miller, and A. Constable, - *** Fur ,a very high charmer of this Work, see the Month ly . iteview, flay, is o 6,; Ai above may, be had,.lately published, IbfCtfioirs col,cerning the - Commercial Relations of the United States with England. By Citizen Talleyrand.. To which is added, " An Essay on the Advantages to be thrived from INi,:w"Coldnics in the existing Circurnstances." By the s'aine Author, price 2,5. 6d. P ICTUALLING.OFFICE, .7 7 . 1 .1" T 7 • igt§• T HE COMMISSIONERSfor VIcTUALLIAG HIS ,114,7EsTrs NAVY do herebt give Notice; That on Tuesday the zgth !rut. Mr. Reeks; th±ir /Igen:, at Ports.. mouth, Will he re. 4 to receive Tenders, in writing, sealed up, for such Quantifier 'KILN-DRIED' PEASE as the Dealers - therein may think proper to ; to be delivered into the ViEtualling Stores at that Port, in the space of one tild;thjrons the date y the C'ontras 7 ; and to be paid Jar by Bills, payable, with Interest, - nintly days after date. The pacific turn of the intelligence received on the Lower Elbe 'from England, of the I ith instant, .has had a considerable, influence upon Continental affairs with respei to trade. . , This Day was published, In One Vol. izino. ivith a Fiontispieee, price 45. fid. bc , ards, • _ • The Fifth Edition of The Conditions of the c:ontraet may be seen at the Office of the . Agent apresaid. No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price ;hall, not be insetted in words at length, or that sAall not be delivered to Arr. Reeks before Twelve oielock on the said Tuesday the 29th instant, nor unless the' Person who makes the Tenda , or some Perron onk his behalf, attends, to answer, when calledfor, , T,}lE- FATHER and DAUGHTER. A Tale.- - • By Mrs. OVI E. - Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and 0 rrne,.Paternoster row. " This Tale is replete with interest, and possesses pathos enough to aired the _ heart of the most callow of critical react ors.' Monthly Kev. j one, 1802. " Seldom have we met with any combination of incidents, foal or imaginary, which posSessed more .of the deeply pa thetic. The moral inculcated by this Tale is seriously im pressiVe." Crit. ltev. May, tBoz.• " A veryafreaing moral story. The incidenta,,whion are of a domestic nature, occur halm al ly, , and • come hOnietO the business and bosoms' of evOry class of readers.." EutOp. Mag. Sept. ISot. - . . -- As above May be 'had, by the same author,, a. Simple Tales, in 4 voit:‘. mho. boards. 2. Adeline Mowtira)", ; pr, The Mother-and Daughter ; a Tale. 2d Edition, 3 Vols. izmo. is. 6d. noards. • 3. Poems, embeltisAird•with .a .beautiful FrOntisPiece, the 3d Edition, 6s. boards. City of Lincoln, March rg, 0306. I SAMUEL BRISTOW, Voluntarily Declare,, ' that I was afflithxlwitli seven had Sores in my Leg, pain f.ul and offensive, some of which %vete as large as a crown piece. Two years I uselessly, tried recominendtt.lapPlica.. toils. At length, ativise.l by a neighbour, I bought of Mr. John Drury, Printer, three small bottles of S LSBU Y's PATENT ANTI scouum - ric DROPS, from the admi vstration of which 1 became entirely well. as also unex pettedly relieved truM a paintul Affeclion olmy,stomach and, breast. • - Witness my Hand, SAMUEL BRISTOW:. Signed, betbre me; . 4ohli Drury, Lincoln. -The genuine Medicine, in bottles of ss 6th., t,s., and 11. ts. duty included, sold at the Dispensary, No. ts, Soho_ siquare, - London, has the King's- duty (the stamp) printed in ink instead of red ink,. ThE VENEREAL DISEASE,' NDER its various Appearance3,:and complicated lJ A. tacks, may be speedily And secretly eradicated from the System by the use ot Dr.•VVE:EMAN's DROPS; which„. o. their salutary ctl;:..ets in cleansing the Blond trcial.a.!l - whether Venereal or Scorbutic, are termed GUT FA SA t.O TARTS By .persevering in the use of this Remedy, the Patient gradually loses all Pain and Inflammation of the Parts, all foul and corroding Ulcers, Scabs, Lumps in the and other corresponding Symptoms of this cruel I.ld se.entless Disease: nearly thirty. years pradice bath proved to Dr. ti meow' ' that all this is accomplished by the props, without the aid of Surgical Opeifitions, or the usual filmy dpplication uf greasy mercurial Pr,pa:•ations. • Sdial, by appointment of Dr. f ecemaia, ot Hatton Carden, by K. No. 4, Cheapside, corner of PaternoSter-rosy ; Bacon, ise, and Pidding, 76, Oxtbrd-street ;- Bull and Call. well, Dttolin ; Scott; Sinith, and Baxter. Etlint•urgh ; Mac Donakl, Glasgow; SainS,. Manchester; Latlibury, Liver pool •, Stains aid Lynch, Manchester ; most Medicine in every Toitit, in Bottles at as. 9d. each. .411' PORTCHES I'ER, HANTS. MO be Lett' on Lease s a Commodious DWELL . ING HOUSE, the late Residence and Properly of john Marshman, Esq. deceased ; containing a Dinii:g Parlour 18 feet by 16; a Breakfast Parlour, a Bowed Window Sitting Roan, which 'commands a delightful. and extensive . prospeet of the adjacent Country, •Portsmenth Harbour, and the Sea five.lial-i..imbi:rs; large Kitchen, 'Wrisli-housc, Pantry, and other convcniencies- of every description ; and a Family Pew in the Cnurch ; a I rge Brick Barn, with tiled, roof ; Coach_ house, Stable for tear Horses, (Ix. The Garden is hand somely. laid out, and stocked with abundance of Fruit Trees it every kind, •and which are in the highest perfeelion.. The Pr,rritscs contain near two A,cres ; the House and the greatest part are w in The Estate is Copyhold, held at a'Quit Rent of 2s per Annum. 'lnc House has lately been put in complete repair, 'and immediate possession may be had. • , - - _ Apply to Mr. Moyle, of Portchester, or to Mr. Russel, at the Ithilanthropic Society; St. -George's Fields, London: • Portchester is seven Miles from Portsmouth or Gosport, tiveive from SoutlEimpton, and sixteen from Chichester. AN EXTENSIVE MOOR and COMMON GROUND. • TO BE. SOLD BY AUCTIO-N, At the . House of Mr. Ridout, the George Inn, in Leek, in the County of Staffbrd, on the 26th and 27th Days of Au-. gust next, under the diredion of zhe CommisSioners ap pointed by the Aa of Parliament for dividing and en closing Lands in th&Parish.ot . Leek aforesaid, QEVERAL PARCELS and . PLOTS of LAND now staked out from the said Lands so to be inclosed, in . 43 Lots. One-. Lot will. consist of an Allotment from the Common called Leek Roaches, containing-70A. 21t. isP. or there- - abouts, situate about six miles tram Buxton, in Derbyshire, and half a mile from the Turnpike Road leading from that place to Leek ; - particularly adapted for preserving C; rouse, having a good breed thereon, adjoining to the extensive. Moors belonging to Sir Henry Harpur, and near to those belonging to the Lluke of Devonshire, the E..arl of Derby, is. well -situated for Lime; and by draining and improvement, may be made a valuable property. And. Forty-two other Lots will consist of - Allotments froth Ballhay Green and Poker. Moiar, near to the "Cows of Leek, containing in the whole SSA zR.. t4P . or thereabout;. Pkans of time Lots may be- . seen, and 'printed Particulars had by application at the Offices of Messrs. .Mills,' Cruso, lind lones • Messrs. tiand•and Toinkinson ;: e nd Mr..Killu►is:er, in Leek ; or at Mr. Towsuends, tm, itaple•inn, 4onciOn. IVIADRiD, JUNE 10.—From the moment that Sweden received subsidies from Great Britain, and . made common cause with that. Power; it ,has.been observed, that under favour of the Swedish Flag the fraudulent introduaion of English maniffiet fires' has much increased, to the injtiry of our national in dustry: To prevent this, his Catholic Majesty has ordered that the Ports - Of his Kingdom 'should be Slitingainst all Swedish Ships, - asling as thili - 76- vereign shall contiliue to 'Make, common cause with England, the,Enemy of Spain, and of France, her intimate Ally. His Catholic Majesty has, however, been pleased to allow, that .such Swedish Vessels as shall be in his Port at the period of the- publication of this Decree, may remain . there.during the time necessary for the transaaion of their business.. The most effeaual'way to 'compel - the English to aban don their system of War is, to close against them all the vents for that trade which is the principal :sup port of their power. e-• PARIS, :JULY H.—Letters from Commerey men tion, that the gaming table at Verdun was shut upon the 2d instant, to the great joy of the Public Rine- • tionaries and the Citizens, On - the evening that this took place, while all well-intentioned people were applauding, in the bosoms of their families, this paternal 'a& of the Government, some turbu lent spirits, 'as yet unknown, betrayed their joy, or rather dissatisfaetion, by breaking the windows of the house where the Bank was' held. ROME, RIJN 1. - - - --The people of the States of his Helinet,s, -after having . seen. the French Army of Naples, and,all the reinforcements ,which were sent to it, Pass through their territory, now see a part of theSe Troops treading back their steps, in order to guard the. Ports of the - Pontiff. About the middle of the present' month different French and' Italian. Corps have arrived at Rome .from the Kingdom of Naples, and are gOne to occupy Civita Vecl chia, and, the other PointS on the Western Coast of the Papal State, in order to prevent 'the approach of.. English and.. Russian Vessels:— The Eastern Coast of the State of the Church has been also occupied within, the last month by the French and Italian Troops; They form at present the GarrisOns of Ancona, and of all the:Papal bar- - bours on the. Adriatic... Besides the French* and Italian Cor'p's' which have - newly marched.'by the way of .Rome to the neighbouring Coasts, other Corpssof the same nations also' paSs through this Capital, coming in like manner from the Neapolitan Frontiers. It is said that these last will repair to Leghorn, ' Rome itself, since the passing of these Troops has ceased, has no longer foreign Troops- Within her . walls, and ' continues to enjoy complete tranquil lity. '..But-there took place, last Month, in this Ca pital, a -disagreeable, incident, which, but for the firmness displayed on, the occasion by'. the Holy, 'See; might • have distUrbed its repose, and been At tended with the Most fatal consequences whole. ,State; - On the 7th ult. a man; 20 1 years of age, a...butcher by professiorv e haVieg net two Frenchmen in the street, without. any ,provocation on their part;laid hold of a knife frotn the. neigh bouring shambles, and stabbed one of them be :hind. This attempt excited a considerable uproar among the people,. and appeared to the „Govern ment deServing of exemplary punishment: The Culprit was -therefore immediately 'arrested, tried by Martial Law, and executed . on the gth - , in the &pare of St.- Angelo.. ;The reduelion of Gaeta, by the French Army of- Naples still remains to complete the Conquest of that.Kingdorn. According to advices from Naples of- June 23, every thing, was prepared for the purpose of making a vigorous attack upon that place. The formidable batterieS created against it seems to insure success. • One hundred pieces of cannon 'and twenty-five Mortars only waited ibr girders to make a. breach, 'and to prepare for the assault. The Commandant of the • Fortress, even while persisting in the resolution . to defend him self to the last extremity,' furnished a visible proof' that he despaired of maintaining it much longer against the efforts Of the besiegers he has embarked aed• transported for Sicily., the most luable articles that were to be found in the place. In the mean time the fire of Gaeta has' again de ptlived the French of an Officer of distinguished bravery and talents, in the person of M. DE VAL LELONGUE, an Officer of Engineers, who, having been wounded in the head by a shell thrown from the fortress, died I few hours after, to the great regret of the whole' Army. On the 6th of last month, in consequence of a general sortie by the • Garrison, both parties were engaged-in - more than one place in the environs of Gaeta., and most seri eusly on the neighbotifing Coast - . A Corps, of English, 'lately disembarked in the port of the for tress, took a share in this sortie, which was be sides seconded by the British Vessels of War; with . which Sir SIDNEY SMITH, having Arrived from Gibraltar in these latitudes, has been cruizing for some: weeks. However,:jhis sortie, though it did some injury to the besiegers, turned out to the 'disadvantage of the besieged. It was elected in three columns; of which the first, partly composed of English and partly of Neapolitans, was con- Veyed by sea, and pushed on to the distance of six Milq from Gaeta. There the 'chief part of this de lachnient seized upon the little fort of St. Andre, situated on the great road to Naples, and , spiked he cannon; but were speedily :attacked by a Erencla STEALSUND,. JUNE 2' - .--The circumstances in which we find ourselves, and particularly the raising of the Poineran;ad Militia, in consequence of the difficulties ' which this - measure has encountered, have produced a change of the Government and Constitution' of the -Country. The King of Swe; , -den., believing that fie had reason to c om pl a i n of .the condut. of the Regency and States of Upper Pomerania on this occasion, has not only declared these authorities dissolved, !lt has, at the same -dine,' annulled the Constitution which govei-ned the German States ,of his Majtsty.--- The. King, after having pronotinced this dis so l ut i on of the said bodies, and abrogated ,the Pomeranian Constitution, has decteed, • that hiss German:pos sessions shall be governed by the 'laws in force id the, Kingdom..of Sweden, and that the Pomeranians and Swedes shall henceforth form one people. These politiCal ciwinges have commenced 'by the deposition of the Members of the Regency of the Duchy, who have been deprived of their functions by a Royal Order of the 18th instant. This Order, contained in a letter addressed on the same day by His Majesty to the Governor-General, Baron D'Es ., SEN, was publicly communicated next day by the Governor to the Members of the Regency. The Military .Chief of Swedish Pomerania, 'conformably to the ulterior pleasure of the King, has at the same time assumed the Civil Government of his Province. Two days after he addressed the following Proclama tion to the Inhabitants : BY ORDER OF HIS MAJESTY THE KING OF SWEDEN, J, JEAN HENRI BARON D'ESSEN MAKES KNOWN, &C. &C. His Majesty, my most gracious King and So-, vereign, having condescended to appoint me to cause to be published a generai . Proclamation relative to the suppression of the Pomeranian Regency : That I may fulfil this order, I make kno..vn to all the in habitants that his, Majesty_ has informed me, by a letter of the 18th instant, that he learned, with sur prise and displeasure, that, during the deliberations which lately tool: place on the subject of the Appeal intimated by the States against the organization of a provincial Militia in Pomerania, the major: pa r t o f , the Members of the Regency:were chargeable with a culpable disobedience, in completely (I:parting from the order prescribed by...his Majesty; that Ins Ma jesty .the King, in order to prevent similar scenes from being renewed in future, has judgectit proper to dissolve the Pomeranian Regency, and to charge. zae, r<u consequeuce, with the tole exectu i 6 of hi