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master-roll of tli• crew, duly attested by the ifirgietrlity •
such seetral ports from: which the same departed, them
both ship sod cargo are to be seised, but the emir to be set
at liberty.
ti. If it should appear that the pass prodneed by the
Master has been courterfelted or altered, ship and cargo are
to be seized fur the benefit of Government, and the Mosier
to be brought to trial, and to be dealt with le is prescribed
by the laws fur tholle who make false <IOC V ; the crew
to be set at liberty.
7. If it sl..uld appear dial& vessel is provided with double
ilia 'totems, •iiit different destinations, such a vessel and
her largo to be seized fur the benefit of tioverninent. In
muse is. Master wishes to justify hinivetf, by having lost his
durum. ids. and cannot prodnre any proofs, his vessel to
be tbibilord, granting bins time for procuring the same, pro.
port..ode to the ilistaece, if be wishes it ; else, if the
Master c•iimit wait so lung, ship sad cargo are insuetitattly
to he sent vff bet if, at the expiration of the period fixed,
the Master Woes out prodice the needful proofs, skip sod
cargo are to be seised for the benefit of Government.
* Nu ship built by the enemy is to be considered neutral,
entree, ammigst other documents, • defy attested document
is "'Olt l'roriiie the sale tor transfer to have taken place,
before the iirx Meat ion of the war; else ship and tarps to be
seised for the benefit. of Government. •
y Ise the °liner or Commander ufa neutral vessel Implore
to be a amis., of a untion at war *Ali us, and is provide 4
with pamea of s neutral Power, is such a case the pass •re
trod to serve as a clearance, es too; as I.e cannot prove
having become II subject and resident use such o Power, revi-
sits* to the declination of oar; else he is to be teot off,
with his ',hip, not edluwing Lint to take in return a cargo.
Petershor7,, May 7, !soy.

THE BRITISH PRESS.

LONDON,
• AIONUAY. Jima 46.
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St ITEENT H BULLETIN.
We have received Dutch Papers to the 19th inst.
and Paris to the 13th, the latter containing the
Sixteenth Bulletin of the French Army iu Ger.
many. It is dated from BOLIPARTOS old quar-
ters, at Ebersdorff, on the 4th inst. op to which
date he had not dined to attempt any thing.—

" The Danube," he eap, 64 furs, but, from the
continuance the warns weather, we fear that it
will rise 'again." The Donator, this new ally of

the Austrians, it must be confessed, dogs not ma-
noeuvre badly for them. It is thus that Boa era ItTE
endeavours to account for a long inactivity, which
has been in fact produced by his defeat ou the slid.
The preceding Bulletins informed es, that the
Austrians lied attempted to throw a force in his
rear at Krems. We are -now informed of an at.
tempt to impede his progress, by throwing a force
across ►he Danube before him at Presburgh, while
entrenchments have been thrown up opposite to his
tete-dwpont, from the blond of In-der-Lolosu.—
We thus find that the Austrians annoy him
on every side, both in front, and on his Banks,
On the south side of the Danube, while be is
unable to 'end a single soldier to the side of the
river occupied by the Archduke CnAILLEII.
Letttrs from Holland, of the 19th, by the vessel
that brought the Dutch Papers. state, that appro.
heiwions were entertained of au immediate decree
for a Agonies and extensive cousciiptioa. and tbat
an embargo was lit ely to take place in the Dutch
ports, 00 Wednesday or Thursday last.

Two Gottenbarigli Mails arrived, oil Saturday,

and a third at a late hour last night, with letters
and papers, to the 17th inst. The Duke of SUDS,"
MANIA was proclaimed King of Sweden on the 7th,
and a convention ha 4 been signed, by which the
Busman agree to evacuate West Bothnia on the
3d. The Emperor of Husst• is said to have reached
ow his way to visit the King of Panesta.
The reports of new defeats of the French, in the
Swedish Paper., relate to the action of the 9.2 d.
The Unlit AN AMBASSADOIt at St. Petersburgh
has been ordered, in the name of the Resume
Enrsaott, to quit that city ; and informed, that,
its consequence of the irruption of the Austrians
into the duchy of Warsaw, the Russian army has
been ordered to commence hostilities against
Austria.
A rumors of another battle on the Danube. said
to have been brought by a passenger who landed at
YArmouth on Friday, from a vessel that left Rot-
terdam on the 21st, is in circulation. The engage-
ment xas reported to have commenced on the I2th.
and to have continued on the 15th, at which time
the tied home was undecided. Hopei. howeve►, •
were entertained, that the Austrians would be ul-
timately successful, as. on the 15th, the French
thought it necessary to ask' a trace to bury the,
dead, which, however, was refused. The rumour.
though resting on so slight a foundation, is not