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WAR TAKE&
British Spirits, 1803 760,547 6 II
Foreign Do. 885,303 3 0
Wines . . 361:,00{ 0 0
'Oak . 2,::16,733 0 0
.ind Shipping 1.636,167 14
Fes . 1,711,868 0 0
Sweets . . 4,073 16 6
Property Duty . 928,585 17
Ditto ditto 1804 3,270,1116 8 1
Vines . 11144,745 0 0
and Wares . 11811,1159 1 10
Property Duty, 1865 198,750 0 0
Tobacco 1806
Goods and Wares
Property Duty

759,416 0 0

917,0) 1 3
85,641 0 0
2,31::,11.11 0 0
1,564,639.14 5
1,2156 IJO 16 5
4,51.) 111

151,740 17

9 9,93 i 1$ II
91,763 U V

82104 19 2
9,859,565 10 2
163,96) 0 U

296.179 17 !I
1,4107,931 7 11

13,171,489 2 4 14,82.i,:?u 16 1

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Exchequer, Feb. 9, 18,7. W. ItoSF. 11.i.WUKT11.

GOTTENBURGhI MAL.

WARSAW, !AM. 15.

His Majesty the Emperor of the French, and
King of Italy, has created a provisionary govern-
maw for Polish Prussia, under the title of a Com-
mission of Regency, of which the Members area
Marshal Malsko v,ki ; Count Stanislaus Potocki ;
Gutakowski, late Grand ChAncellor ;
President of the Deputation which was sent to Bey.
lin ; Wdoick; Btlinski, late Grand Notary of the
Crown, President of the Chamber of Finances, of
Kalisch ; and Sok )11ewski, late Stato.t of Warsaw.
These gentlemen have afterwards appointed five
Direelors, viz. I. For Justice, M. Lnbienski ; 2. For
the Interior, M. Breza, President of the Chamber of
Finances, at Posen ; I. For the Finances, M. Ma-
lakawski, late Grand R:fendiry ; 4. For War,
Prince Josepl: P,niatowski ; 5. For the Police, M.
Al..aander Potocki.

agar no, s 4a. 24.
The last advices from Warsaw are of the 19th of

January. Nothing important had passed between

the armies.

CLISTRIN, JAN. 21.

Seven Russian Officers have passed through this
city as prisoners of war ; among these was abene-
r4l, Aid-ilu-catup to the Emperor Alexander.

MUNICH, JAil. I.

A courier from Constantinople has this moment
passed through this city, with adviees that his Court
has declared war against Russia. The courier said,
as he passed through, that there were already
80,000 Turks on the Danube ; that tile Russians
there were not in force, and that theta were not
more than 4,000 at Jassy. General Sebastiani en-
joys that influence with the Divan, which belongs of
right to the ambassador of a great nation, which is
the natural and necessary ally. The war is very
popular at Constantinople, and very great prepara-
tions are making for it.

pit the *throe ore from The Telegraph.]

VENICE, J• 111. 7.

A considerable corps of troops has been assembed
In the kingdom of Italy, which were to have been
sent to join the grand array in Poland. Tuis plan
is changed ; but these troops, which amount to
10,000 men, will not remain useless in cantonments.
They are destined to A vigorously against the
Russians in Turkey. Marshal Mauena, it is be.
have the command.

VIENNA, JAN. 24.
( From The Coon Ge:ette.)

The Rii.sian army which was at Fokschany,
under the command of Lieutenant General Mil-
loradowitsch, on the 25th of December entered
Bucharest, the capital of Wallachia, as a friend ID
the Porte. There have been some affairs of little
importance between the Wallachians and several
small detachments of the army of the Turkish Aga
•i Rudschuck; which is estimated at 16,000 men.
The other strong places of Wallachia and Molda-
via, as Bender, Braila, Ismail, tic. have been occu-
pied by the Russian army under the command of the
General of Infantry Michelson. At the approach
of the Russian., Paswan Oglou retired behind the
Danube.

SANNS OF Tel MAINE, JAN. 14.

French troops are daily arriving at Frankfort,
which are marching towards the frontiers of Hesse,
where 40,000 men will be assembled about the end
of January. The Minister of State, M. de Wait:,
has received, by a courier, the answer of the Elector,
to the letter which he had written to him, and
in which his Elatoral Highness requires the insur.
fre:sts to return to order, and lay down their arms.
It is not doubted, that this I. tier will produce the
dtuolution of that portion of the inhabitants and
soldiers, who have hitherto obstinately refused to
give up their arms. —( lioerleot °duet).

basics or Tor &Lat. J4M• 26.

The carps under the orders of Marshal Monier
has left Anclam and its environs, and passed through
Friedland and New Brandenburg y it appears to be
marching for Betlin. The troops, making a part of
this corps, which occupied Wallin And the Isle of
Usedom, are likewise on the marcb.

According to private letters, the Headieartera
of the Prince of Ponce Como, were, es the.gth of
January, at Labatt, near Osterode. Nothing Isis
yet been published officially, relative to the affairs
at the t7th, Saga, atul 25.4 of 3oceo►.r, which