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London, England, 1808-04-26 00:00:00

THIRD GOTTENBURCH MAIL

• rirressatutiim, FIR. 30.
Public notice has been given here that the
,Committers appointed by the Imperial Ukuse of
the wth November, 1107, to settle the acon:th of
debtor mud creditor between Russian Subjects and
Englishmen, have already commenced their sit-
tings in Peteraburgh, Itigs, 'and Archangel, add
that all 'Englishmen are accordingly obliged to
produce before theta correct statements of their
property Indcp in chips which are found iu Russia*
ports. of their goods laid up in warehouses, sad
of their capitals and Bills of Exchange, with the
exception of such monies as are vested iu Bassists
Banks ; 'lather, that all persons who have any
claims so Englishmen. or are indebted to them,
are within four mouths next etwuing the first pub.
lication hereof, to declore the same before such of
the said Committees as is nearest and most con-
veniikit 'for them ; after the expiration of. which
tune, no farther claims shall be admitted by the
said Counnittees.--(Stockhoini Gazette uplpril 14.)

lIEHLRM, MARCH 1!.

Mr. Viand, director of the tfiestre, and Mr.
Jacobi, inspector of the stile; who 'celebrated
by • public 11,..tival the birth-day of the Queen,
Jaithnut having previiiin.ly given noti:e thereof
to Gen. Victor, fusee been sentenced to two days
eolith:eland in their own how*, for • want of
respect to the French y, who would tear./
heel. happy to • join in the. eelehratiou of drat
futival (Rid, April 13.)

RANKS OF THE M A IMR. MARCH 13.

To pursuance of an orde; issued by the Autic
Coumil of war, 11 iegimeots of Croats and 1)::u-
-doom are now oninnbitag, to form a cordon .:i the
Turkish f.outiers. This cordon is to consist of
70,000 toed, and to be commanded by Archduke
Ferdinand, brother of the Einvress:—(firid.)

SAVES OF THE DAHUIE, NAACO 3.

Czetni George has ordered his troops to treat
with all possible respect the advanced posts of the
French troops, ou the ftontiere of Bosnia god Al-
bania, inSet via. Arrangements ore made which
seem to itelictit..! that foreign troops; are expected is
that cumitry. According to a letter from Duette-
rest, the hthision troops in Bender and Chuctim
make ell necessary preparations for a sew caua-
paigu.—(llsid.)

ITALY, YES. 9.0.

Within these two day*, the Rossiati cops, con-
sisting of about 10 or i I,otlu men, who; were quar-
tered in Padua and other towns, intike up iiir
viiience they are to proevil to !hiluintiti.
The Russian ships of war whichwome time, shitx
arrived at Vettiee, have most of them sailed loon
that port, but where they art eitti is, not k lint; t...-
slen•haut vessels now daily arrive •at Veinee, from
Trieste, A :roue, Dalmatia,. snit • other
laden with till, tobacco. and Other commoditie,, 4-4
no English ships of war or privateers make their
• appearance.

KONIRMRCJIG, MARCH 10.

The States of Eked Prussia, by the penniariou of
Majesty,nrc assembled to consider of the ttu au.
of lelicring the province. The ptineipal branch of
its trade, which, in tittle,' of pence, brought iu an-
nually 9 or 10 millions of rix dollars, fur tidealau
limn exported, is n in• entirely lost, as, since the
shutting or the ports, uoue can be exported..

GOITINIBURGM, •PRIL 19.

Our last suivires from Helsingborg Mention, that
-as late the wth inst. no French troops were to
7.-alaud. Bernadotte and mime other otiit.-en. hal
hven itt Copenhagen, but had Jett it, and pr 0,14.14.•
01 to alettsee. he Dane( have pertnittr%i
Lady of Mr. Fenwiek, late British Consul at riAsi •
near, to quit that place and come over to her hat-
band, who is at lielsinglanri:. A 1101101HW et
tile Swedish army has autt•red?.uns=ay, 1.041

Reports frotn Stoel,llolm, Nought I.y the 1)04
of this dot , say, t!rtt the Prosaism artoy an Fia:aud
Ilita linitrti for Want Of
A firv, of trove arrit-ed at I.lclsint;l•crg from F.!.•
laq wrek, brio-,in; ei4Otreat ;.
boners to 1., xi:ilangeil for a !Iheii‘s.oher of I
A t hit quantity of F.:o.t.r.!t alretety .'-
rived here tilt. year ; Lot i,uL a la.& or a bait
iae sent to au 1/o.'‘ whatever.

COPENHAGEN,
(7optui:is nod (;enter ore .‘Ol,O
Cumina,oiersoi the Et,t-:.01.1t
fo. otted •,ni RA ft i‘ates, ats:i o;;:eit 4.4111
l'oliatl.•3 .11:41 Ca mem.

4.. I

Milit.try ',.l:ll:643inti,aplx'iutr.ll•'^u.rc
into the ( :Am! tabitiql 1:544 n.';;s• •••
tn,it th.• iI lii I, lino, .•,n.r .
tliad Appvars

tendert; Lutkin, and Adjutant-Ge-
neral Kirchhof. which should require their beinK
any lousier detained under arrest. ills Majesty his
therefore been pleased to order that the arrest of
these officers shall cease.

FRANKFORT, moincu 12.

The English have already cointnenced hosti;dies
against the Austrian flat 4., and carried into Malta
3.2 Antis, le•aring that Hag, some of which were
coining froto Corfu, and some frotn

saupsims, MARCH 2.

Admiral Gantheounie has been appointed to the
roininead of the combined Toulon and RochlOrt
fleets, and has already in consequence set out for
Ton Mo. Rear-Admiral Lallemand commands the
Itouhfort mitialroto under him.
,Accorditig to later
urcounta, Admiral Gantheautue sailed fruits Tou-
lon ou the I.lth Feb.

MAVIIIIt. PM 8.

An article in our Gaulle stator, that thotivli
there me eleven English ships of war lying iu the
rood, before Cadis, a fleet of fifty transports,
Under the escort of some armed ships, had late y
sailed for St. Lucar.. The Sp .aish fleet, at Cadiz,
had received orders to join the French mitiadron
lying there. and both had taken in provisions for
three months, and were ready to sail at the first
notice.

J/' ix:

(Ex taut from Mt Cara/tar Cl/ramielc)

OIRRALTAR. •rITT, Q, 18015.
The Canna ing Papers have been received since
Saturday last.

His Majesty has been pleased to address the fol-
lowing Royal Decree to his Excellency D. Pedro
Cerallos, Principal Secretary of State:

My beloved Sabjects--Your noble agitation, is the present
eireenistmees, is a new testimony which assures me of the
sentiments of your bend ; and I, who lore you as an affec-
tionate fattier, hasten to comfort you is the dir.treas with
w►ich you are afflicted- Live tranquil; know that the army
of my dear ally, the Emperor of the French, passes throsik
my kingdom, with sentiments of peace and entity; its
object is to move to those points shich are threatened with
a descent by the enemy; and the bringing together my
guards is neither done with the view of defending my per-
son, tier of accompanying me• in • journey, which red
disposed men make you suppose tube necessary. Surround-
ed by the unblemished loyalty of my beloved subjects, of
which I have eac► irrefragable proofs, what can I fear
And, s►ould urgent necessity require it, could I doubt of the
assistance which their generous ?nulls would afford me No,
my people will never me that urgency. Spaniards, tranquil.
use your spirit ; conduct yearsehres ow heretofore with the
tioops of the ally of your gineious Sovereign ; and you will
see in a short time tranquillity restored among yon, and me
enjoying, by the Lksaiii; of God, peace in the bosom of lay
family, sad of your affective. I, THE KING.
Given at my Royal Palace of Aranjner,
March 16, ices.
To D. Pedro Cevallos.
ROYAL nrfßrr.

\Visiting to take upon myse!! the command of the army
and nary, f have resolved in deprive Don Manuel &Any,
Prince of Pence, of the ►ituations of Generalissimo and Ad-
miral, allowing hint to retire wherever he inay think pro.
per. You will consider this sufficient notification, and you
will rommunti ere it to those whom 't may CO:ICtrIl.
(Subscribed with the Royal sip ature.)
Amnion, March 18, 1808.

To D Francisco Gil and D. Antonio Aligner.
fltst--DosPedro etTANI inform, me, in a eonnannicatice
of this date, that this King has been pierced to address to
Iliu the following Decree
" As the complaints under which I labour will sot
permit me longer to suppost the henry burden of the Go-
vernment of my kingdom, nail a, it is necessary foe the re-
covery of my health to enjoy a priants life and its:puling,
in a more temperate climate, I have dee:mined, after the
most serious delitivratiou, to abdicate my Crown to favour of
my heir, and very dear son, the Prince of Asturias—lt is,
thrref,re, my royal th.t he be acknowledged and obey-
ed as King, and natural lord of all my kingdom.; and dotni-
micas ; and in order that this my Royal Decree of free sad
volmstary abdication, may be exactly and properly executed
you w:11 communicate it to the Council, and to any others
show it may concern. (Signed) I, THI. KING."
"Gives at Annsjas, March tg, 1808.
" To. 1). Pedro Cevallos."
I transmit to yoa,by command of••Flis Majesty;tbls De.
tree, in order that it any be carried into affect, in so
fat as ro,.7ards you. May God preserve yes many years
Ananias, March 19, 1808.

Stu—Doe Pedro Cavallo, inform* me, in a enminuniepi-
Ken of this date, that the King has been pleased to midri is
to him the following Duarte :
" As by the abdication which my revered Father bus made
is my favour, of his Royal Crown, the Secretaries of State,
Dos Pedro Ceralloe, the Marquis Caballero, Doe Aiitoniir
Olaguer Felice, Don Francesco Gil, Commander of the Order
of Malta, and DI:10 Stigma Cuyetano Soler, are out of office,'
and a nomination by me, therefore, becoming necessaty, I
Lave dttermined to com6rm esrh in the office with which he
was formerly entrusted, in consideration of the talents whichi
they perrnaq. Yon will consider this as satbrieut notifi-
cation, nod you will communicate it to those whom it may

concern.
" At Anatues, 'March 19, MS."
"To D. Pedro Cevallue " .
I transmit to you, by command of Dia Majesty, this
Decree, in order that it may be carried into effect,
a., far as regnrde you. May God preserve you many
years. DON ARI• 11 ANTONIO MOT T
Temporary Senior Governor of the Council.
la various orders, which 1 have just received, our Lord
the Kin, Ferdinand the Seventh, is pleased to inform roe,
that His blajeaty has molted to confiscate immediately all
thc property, effects, 'harm of stock, and other ryveune, of
Pert Manuel Godoy, w herever they are, fur winch purpose
has taken all the proper memory', as if they belonged di-
rectly to His Majesty. Thai be has revolved to pass very
anon to C.," city to be proclaimed; however, be wishes, that

previously, the Inhabitants of litasiridoto devoted and loyal
to his royal person, would give him proofs of quit t anti tran-
quillity, since he has communicated to them there• most ef-
Kano Orders against I)uo Manuel Godoy, hit propeety,
ant r.vennes. That it is bis serious iatrution to make
a compensatiou to all ho belured subjects, who bare
mitTered in his raise, and that be will constantly watch
o►er them, and never cease taking such measures as may
contribute most to th.dr happiness. And, finally, he informs
mc, that Ito has appointed the Duke of I nfaatago, Colonel of
his Royal Spaniel' Guards, and has conferred on ►ins the
Presidenty of Rigtllo; at the same time our Lord the King
has determined, that all those persons who were confined iu
coniecitienee of the affair which happened an his Palace of
San LeftllZO, should return near his Royal Person; and
that thus may come to the knowledge of all, sod that ties
Loyal Inhabitants of Madrid may know how great au interest
our Lord the King takes in their happiness, and lit the gra-
tification of then wishes, he has ordered me to make thia
public, as I do by there presents.
>tfadrilizot► Marc►, 111015. Day ARIAS Vox.

•e• For laths House Debate, as 4 Miser Haman luta&
gescc, see the last page.

THE BRITISH PRESS.

LONDON,
TUESDAY. APRIL 46.