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that 200 Bavatian troop; forcibly entered
and ea:tied off the public mono) ac I nrcLives
the place--even made demands upon in-
habitants, which tho Officers commanding the de-
tachment did not, or svould not, notice—and com-
mitted many ether wanton aSs of most disgraceful
levity. Several other Prussian villages AV' been
served in the same manner. An Estafette artived
at Bremen, on the 7th Instant, from Stettin, brntight
the news that the Merchants there had received a
hint from HAVCWITz himself, stating, that
" some lively discussions were going on betwixt His
I PECISIAN MAJESTY and the Emperor or FRANCE,
and that it might be advisable for the mercantile
interest to be cautious of their proceedings."

Yesterday, another Committee of the Privy
Council met at the Board of Trad?, urn the sub-
let% of opening a trade with Buenos Ayres, which
was attended by the LORD CHANCELLOR, Earl
SPENCER, Lords Gnstiviz.xe, H. PETTY, AUCK-
LAND, HOWIC, Messrs. WINDHAM and Wicttitma,
the ATTORNEY•GENLRAL, and the KINCA-ADyO.
CATE. Mr. IDLE, Mr. Baneow, atul Mr. WYSE-
HAM attended the Committee. At these confer•
mice,. the first of which was attended by the Prin.
c?pals of most of the Spanish houses in the city,
rt had been• suggested, that Neutrals should be
admitted to partreipate in the trade ; but the dis-
advantages that would, acetate were so clearly
pointed out, that the idea was abandoned. Had
the trade been thrown open in this way, it would
have given to the Americans .a decided advantage
over this or any other country.
Lord AUCKLAND assured the Nferchants, that
such Neutrals as had already been favoured with
licenses to trade to Spanish ports, should meet vAth
efficient prote&ion; but Government would reserve
to itself the choice of granting or refitting licenses to
Neutrals in future. This point was nett positively de-
termined upon; but the. prevailing opinion seemed re
be, that Neutrals, nader no circumstance, would be
permitted to trade, as it appeared to be the wish of
Government to proceed on a grand scale of national
advantage. One of the mea.ures proposed is to lay a
duty of 20 per cent. en all German linens brought
•for sale to Buenos Ayre7, which may be 'comidere..l
equal to a prohibition, with a view of benefiting
the Scotch and Irish Linen Trade, uhicli is to
be exempt from the, above duty. The heavy duties
on me. thandise, with which the people in the Set.
dement of Buenos Ayres have been for some time,
battle nod, are to be entirely taken off, or lowered
consitterably, 14 order to encourage uade, and to
insure to the natives a commercial interest, which
they would never lose right of but with regret...—
Lord Aucittmoo stated, that the Board cf Trade
would consider of all that had been said, and would
forward the result of their deliberations to Buenos
Ayres, for the guidance of those who were entrust-
ed with the Government of that Colany.
Ili.; MAJESTY will come to town this day, and
bold a Council, at which it is expefled that the new
Secretary for Foreign Affairs will be appointed.—
Public opinion is, at present, nearly divided betwen
Lord HOLL•tin and Mt. THOMAS GRE.AYILLE. It
is also reported that Viscount Howie is to succeed
Mr. Fox, and that Earl Seescsa will succeed Vis-
count Howl° at the Admiralty.
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It was reported, yesterday, that Sir tf owls Poe-
HAM is recalled.
The :hero has been pleased to appoint JOHN
HAMLET, JAMES CHAPMAN, JOHN WILSON, SA•
nut'. Hsawas, and NICHOLAS SAUMAREZ, Esqrs.
to be Commissioners for the Examination of Ac-
counts of the Expenditure cf Public Money in the
West Indies.—/ Gazette.
It was reported yesterday, that his Grace the
Duke of Beovoan is expected in town, teem Ire-
land, in a few days.
Earl Petrov arrived, at nine o'clock yesterday
morning, from Alnwic Castle; his arrival was
announced by the ringing of St. Maitin't belle: -
His Lordship was visited by a great number of his
friends, when he declared his intention of not can-
vassing in person, for the city of Westminster, but
awaiting the spontaneous offer of the Eledors.
The Loan MA Y oft yesterday ordered the price
of Bread to be reduced to Is. 01d. the Quartern
Loaf Wheaten, and 11d. Household, to take place
to-marrow.

R.Ttio rap sos, Etcl. was on Monday eleaerl Mayor
for the City of Rochester, for the year ensuing ; J.
Pa ALL, Esq was, at the same time, also reveletted
Coroner for the said city.
the report. which prevailed on Sunday, cf the
death of Viscount M tzt, in Scotland, is without
foundation. A letter was received on Monday, from
his Lordship, stating that he never was in better
health.
A Messenger arrived on Monday morning at Deal,
with dispatches for the Earl of Launattossze, at
Yetis. He embarked immediately on beard the
S::ettriafor lugger, which sailed from the Downs fir
Boulogne.
fhe rownsh(nol packet, Captain DODO, which
sailed from Faimnuih, on the I 1 th instant, with a
mail for Lisbon, was captured off Scilly by a French
privateer. It was probably the same privateer,
which, according to o,tr Cork letter, fell in with the
Nancy and Mary, on the Bth, about 15 leagues off
Scilly. The privateer had three prizes is company,
a bark and two brigs. The Nancy and Mara also
saw her in the a 2 of capturing a fourth vessel.

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The Tragedy of flainA-t was petfarrited sr it ;
Theatre, last night, and attraded
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crowded audience. Mr. Ewscok's ilnedet is i.+
of his happiest tragic etf-rti ; he displayed oir.:l
judginont and p.ood sebse in the deign-ati;at. 1., :It;
chiset scum, he W4S admit ably suppor:ed by
Fowet.t., as the QAten : tray received tits tip.of LI;
bbnnded applause. Mrs. tiouar ars is a
ing orhshas and warbled her wild Dotes skiilo.:
Usual sweetness. 'file whole tvcist orr
greaest' trial. Several persons of ficiii.4l weti ~.
sent. The Farce of The ilumoure,t i• • ed. Mt,
BANNISTER, Mrb WawrTzes, and Mr. PiAtiso.
were equally comic in their several parts, and extio
ed continued bursts of lausJter.

His Royal Hirimess the Duke of Sessex carat to
town yesterday irons Kensington Palace.
Mrs. EDWIN, it is raid, is engaLted, for apart .4
this season, at the Bristol Theatre. -
The famous foot race and poncy reeds, take piece;
to.merrow, at Brighton.
.The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Bonet ate It-ft town yet"
serday for Hampton court. _
Lady Hot.L AND has not left-Mrs. Fox, dace Mt,
Fo.l'e death. Orders have been sent to peer • Mn,
Fox's. house in readiness for her, nt.erit she is eat
peeled to-morrow.
Kingteote races commenced yesterday. .
The accounts received of the arrival i f tee Th.,.
Admiral BERKELEY, WWI his Lundy and suite, -.,
Halifax. add, that the climate seemed rzticn. •
crlngcnial to Mrs. BERKELEY, who was to rte':
health than she had enjoyed for sometime.
The Earl of Barooseetsis arrived, yesterday, -at
his house, hi Giosvenouequare, from hcl:ni,',!!,..
Mrs. WI NOTIELD h 7 an TFOIIO larr;ve,4, {e;'..:'•
at her hoase, in Stratford-glares from Adai., s.
place, near Maidstone.
Lady dont. Towasorier; arrived, rater' •., -;
her house, in Piccadilly, from Ball's Pint-, 1:......-
fordshire.
Lord Gooey] r.i.l: entertained at &diner, tes.-.7
clay, at his house in Downing-stieet, the litat•''.3
of BUCKINGHAM, Earl ....relics'', cad Mr. 'Fits.mee
GRENVILLE. .
Mr and Mrs. Sntaioao Rave a grand d!nr •
yesterday, at their house is Barnet set-place, to -...,
Earl of Morita, General HastriKa„ and Hite"-
Scorr, Isq.
The Right Eon. .1. P. Cudgels,. Master' of the
Rolls in Ireland, wbeatrived io lawn last :'.atto;,t;
resides in the elegant house lately besotted Istr bit,
I.44II44DOEWBEIRDEB_, in Aitesetrle•stateet. ! •
Lady Ittaaces Filitild gnnb on a v=
Earl and Cannteas of Carne:, at theli"
Kent. • t• . ,
Larrlttottritat left town, yestality, &Ole
fastaihi:e., .
- Mrs. Ricites I) W, trot e arraved,•)est Illoadapl
at her house in Grafton-street, Bond.o.rimit, trots, al
Alban's.
Amanita the late arrivals at Harrogat- Were!
Rrina Faui Frederick of Ho'istais Oldenburyji, Pr •:r :',llll
Ginnie of Holstein Oldenburgh. Florin( fd.14:1-a, ;:zaol
Hoister, Sir L. Rhin, Lord Massey, Lurd Clar;na,l,#tri es,'
berry, Sir John Ireake, Captain and M.s. Ifi.y.al herd, CIL
nil's,, opt E. M ile,vv•rrtn, Mr. and .'AI is. JOYS., Mr IRA
ilisitaisind, Mr. Mrs. and Mias Gray, Mr. and Mrs. fit hearer
Mr. and Mrs. White, and Mr. S Cary.
The last arrivals at Clifton are—. . •
Mr, Pens and Family ; Mr. and Mrs. Sisish ; Nly.,*4 HI
Gelli-dneki ; Rev. Mr. and Mrs. H lyric, ;• Mr and Sft :IF
son; 'I 'Ol. Howdah; isTajnr Lee; Major Hattori; (Se. Vs 4
barna ; Mr. 'feast; and Mr li. Williams.
The last arrivals et the Bristol Hotweils are—,
Captain arid Nis RANT; Mr. .•r; 1 :-..4 Darlington ; M:
jor Trevelyan $ Mr anl Mrs..Ysiats ; NA:. ...4 &ht. twic., ,
Mrs. sad %111sil larnsion ; Ma and Miss Raithva $ Mr. a,"
Miss Hi:tidy:l*e. •
Thelast arrivals at.Cheltenhater are—
The Earl of Surf •1k and Lard tie SLanuive, Bishop of
ford, lion. Mr. and Mrs. Windsor, Colonel IL C. 41;: ~
Lieut.-Colonel tielVdril, C4l/14.114 and MIS. Sneer; L 11,..,
Wilkins and Atiiini; Rev. Dr. Wayet ;sand Mr. Ms. •
MO Jon a.
Arrivals at Peterhead in, Aintland i—t.
Her Grace the Duchess of Cinrlss, the Marquis of HunnaFt
Lord Francis Mory.igai., Lai y..1.r0• Munksive, Lace "44
bean M0:114.140e,, Lady II Uri. „In Ulllll4 la,Las and AIM.
"MI!, aL ti.lltril, the Hun. Miss Donbar, I. - Maci.aii l 7
11:111tiollv, esidai r Keith* Ravel Navy!; Mr. Ftirlisnr, of litre
sow, John riarden, rsq. London, Win. Gunk's*, El. Aire'
dour and Mr Hilo', it '
The Earl of WtsTatortetanril passed threuiP
Aberdeen, last ,reek, to his way to town
Lord Wait-wow IH, on Friday last, arrived l'
1
Stonvlsnd, from London t aid on Monday mntr,
. irt,;, his Lordship left the latter place, aceotripttera
by the amiable Dueltess of Dotter, for I-Jottings.
Tht estate. of the .Ltte_Mt. Wettest/4.0t Alfristsn.
it Lewes, was, ow Monday fate; •errieradled for *0
fourteen thousand. pounds. • Lord GARPE, we can,
derstand, is the peletaser. 4
On Wednesday last, his Grace the Duke of Not,
sou: rave an elegant dinner to the Corporation of
Gloucester, at the King's Head Inn, in that clty.e-'
The tables were covered with a profusion of turtle.
venison, and every delicacy of the season ; the winds
were of the f.rst quality ; and the joys of the fcfsil'e
board detained the company till a late hour.
the vcult of the HOLLAND family is at Weltoni
a small village four miles from Salisbury. Whets
this' vault was het opened to deposit the remains et
the late Lord liott. A en, there were in the vault
near thirty coffins, all covered with crimson ',gist:.
its great p ation.
The best account that ever appeared of Segal
America, in the English Language, is to be found
in Mr. BiLlNNTlOS.elegint publication on lie pre-
Mai State' of Pins • a work which was written in
connefhon with Sir Howe Porsaes and Gera}
' MIRANDA, with 411 view to the recent expeditions
that have taken place.
The very great sale of Tickets and Shares in the
ensuing Lottery may be easily ae:ounted for, there
being 5,000 less Tickets, and more Capital Prises
than Is • . Lottery. The AR of Parliament au-
thorise. the Limn:Rd Offices to appoint any Pe""`
as their agents to sell (without a licence) 'rickets sod
Shares in every city. town, anal village, in Arc Ihut'll
Kingdom. This new regulation has increased tits
a tale beycnd all follies' Lotteries.