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AN ANSWER to the INQUIRY into the
STATE of the NA'TIDN, with Strictures on the
Conduct of the present Ministry.
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to boaidi,
A Complete SYSTEM of COOKEEtY, on a
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FRO.VI S4l URDAY NIGHT'S GAZLTTE.
At the Court at the queen's Palace, the With of June, 906,
PRESENT,
The KING'S Most Excellent Majesty in
Whereas., by the Second Simian of His Majesty s Order in
Council of the ifthilay of April, one thousand eght hundred
and live, certain stations for the performance of Quarantine,
by certain ships and vessels in the said order specified, fur-
nished with Clean Bills of Health, are assigned to such ships
and weasels, accenting loth, ports to which they are respectively
bound; and doubts have wisest at what stations Quarantine
ought to be performed by ships and vessels with Clean Bills of
Health, captured or detained and brought into the ports of
Great Britain as prise: Hit Majesty is thereupon Fleetest, *1
by and with the adviee of His Privy Council, to declare
and order, that all such ships and vessels shall, for the puns
• p se of p-rfornrog Quarantine, be deemed, and taken to
be baleful to the ports totu which they have been, or shall
be se brought, and shall, together with all persons, goods,
wares, and inerchandure, and other ankles on board thereof,
perform Qoarantine accordingly : And the Lords Colllllli/NOll.
err of His Majesty'a Treasury, the Commissioners for executing
the Office of Laid High Admital of Great Britain, the Lard
Warden of the Cinque Ports, the Matter-General, and the rest
of the principal Officers of the Ordnance, His Majesty's Secre-
tary at ar, axed the Governors end Commanders in Chief, fer
the time being, of the Wet of Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney,
bark, and Man, are to gin' the necessary directions herein, as
to them may respeatively appertaia. W. RAWER-NIL

W'liiehn!l, Jim 26, 1806.
Dispatches from Sir George Hilaro Barlow, Bart.
Governor.Gesteral of Bengal, dated the 2d and sth
February. 1806, have been received at the East
India Hattie, of which the following are Extraas :
Eremite of a Letter from Sir G. H. Ilarlow' to the Sec-et
Committee of the Coact of Directors, dated ea the River
Cutesy 24 February, 11106.
I have great satisfaaion in apprizing your Ho-
nourable Committee, that, on the 22d December,
a ratified Copy of the Treaty concluded between
• the Right Honourable Lord Lake and the accre-
dited Vakeel of Dowlut Rao Seindiah, (a copy of
which was inclosed in my dispatch to your Hosour-
able Committee, of the 4th of that month.) was re-
ceived by his Lordship, with a slight and unobjec-
tionable alteration in the sixth article, namely, the
Omission of the Renunciation of that Chieftain's
Claims to Tank Rampoorah and Bamingham,
which, probably, resulted from a consideration,
that, as these distrias never actually belonged to
kites, the Renunciation was unnecessary.
Retract or a Letter from Sir G. 14. Barlow to the Secret Com-
mittee, dated cei the River, Sth Febroary, 1506.
I have great satisfaaion in communicating to your
Honourable Committee, the important intelligence
or the Coaclusion of Peace with Juswunt Row
Holm, upon terms which are highly honourable
and advautageou: to the British Goverament, and
which Are calculated to secure permanent tranquil-
lity to the British Power in India.
In my Dispatch to your Honourable Committee of
the 4th of December, I had the honour to transmit
a Copy of my lestruaions to the Right Honourable
Lord Lake, for the regulation of his condo .% in
concluding *pacification with Jeswunt Row Holkar.
The Treaty now concluded with that Chieftain, has
been founded upon those instruaions, and corre-
sponds with the spirit of them.
I have the honour to transmit, inclosed, a Copy of
the Right Honourable Lord Lake's Dispatch of the
7th ult. containing a Copy of the Treaty.
With the exception of the Second Ankle, the
provisions of which I have judged it proper to annul,
by a declaratory article, annexed to the ratified
Copy of the Treaty, your Honourable Committee
will observe, that the stipMations of the Treaty in-
volve no engagements of a nature calculated to
prove the source of future disagreement between
the British Government and Holkar; and the pro-
bability of the continuance of Holkar's pacific dis-
position, and of his adherence to the faith of his
engagements, may be considered to be propor-
tionably augmented.
I beg leave to offer to your Honourable Com-
mittee my cordial congratulations on the conclusion
of this honourable and advantageous peace with
Jeswunt Row Holkar, which, combined with the
preceding adjustment of all oar differences with
bowlut Itow Seindiah. and with the arrangements
sow in perieres• for the complete settlement of all
our external relations, promises a durable period M