The Sun.
London, England, 1806-04-10 00:00:00

PRUSSI4V NOTIFICATION.

Count: SCHULENBER6 KEHNERT ;published the
folloviing short, b►tt important Declaration, at Han-,
over, on the 528th ult.:—

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" In a Treaty, concluded between hit Majesty
the King of -Pruqia and his Imperial illajesty the
Emperor of the Fiench and King. of Italy, it is de-
termined that the-Ports. in the North Sea, and also
the Rivers running-, into the same,shall be shut
against the English Trade and Navigation, in the
same manner as when the French Troops were. in pos-
session of the territory of Hanover.
. " In consequence of the superior orders I have
received, I hereby make this known to the Public
concerned, in' order that they 'may secure themselves
against any damage; -as the Troops of the King,
my Master, have received orders to repel and pre-
vent ithe en trance of English Ships in to any of those
POrts and Rivers, and as convenient measures will be
taken to hinder the entrance and transit:of English
Wares. .

" COUNT SCFIULENBEIW KEHNERT."

Yesterday a Court of Direetors was. held at- the
East Indial-Muse„ when the following Commanders
took leave of the Court, previous to departing for
their respedive destinations, viz. Capt. HALLEBUR-
TON, Glatton; Crlpt.thenEs, Thames ;' 'and Capt.
TATTEasON, Royal Charlotte,- for China dired ;
Capt. NORMAN, Experiment, -for Bombay and Ben-
gal; Capt. BAYLIFP, .HuddaTt, for Madeira and
Bombay. -
The unanimous thanks of the Court litrere voted
to CHARLEs GL; ANT and. GORGE SNIITII, Esqrs._ the
Chairman and Deputy Chairman, for their =re-
mitted exertions for the interests of the Company
during the last season. The Court adjourned at six
o'clock till this day..

Yesterday a ballot was taken at the East India
House, for the eledion of six Direaors, in the
room of

William Devaynes, Esq. Ceorge Smith. Esq.
Charles G rant, Esq. .7 William Thornton, Esq.
Lushington, Bart. - Sweeny Toone, Esq.
who go out'by rotation. At six o'clock the glasses
were delivered to the Scrutineers, GtORGE CUM -
ING, RICEIARI/ CLAY, JOIIN LAYTON, JACOB BOAK,
BENJAMIN BARNARD, and CAMPBELL MAJORI-
BANKS, Esqs. who, on casting up the Votes, report-
ed the Election to hare fallen on

John ,I3ebb, Esq. John Inglis, Esq.
Sir William.Bensley, Bart. James Paulson, Esq.
Hon. W. F.iElphinstone, John Travers, Esq..
whereupon-they were declared duly' eleaed to serve
the term of lbur years.
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Orr Saturday morning Admiral VILLENEUVE, of
the Bucentaure, Commander in Chief, Capt. LUCA,
of the Redoubtable,' Capt. INFERNET,of the Intre-'
'pide,i-with a 'Physiciah,
.and two Lieutenants, left
Reading for. Plymouth, to embark in a Cartel for
Morlaix. - On the application o the Admiral, Lord
Howicx wrote in hiS own hand to grant them per-
mission to return to France on their parole, adding
the most polite and liberal offers of accommodation.
An Official Notice-was yesterday-morning affixed
at the General -Post Office, that the Packets would
for the future sail from Harwich for liusum, in--
stead of Cuxhaven.

Miss DE Cma.,_acoording to report, is to relin-
quish her situation at Drury-lane Theatre at the
close of the present season. We are, however, glad
to find, that this agreeable Performer will not be
lost to the Publie, as'she 11as entered into an en-
' gagement with the'COvent-Garden Managers. The
reason assigned- for hey separation from. Drury-lane
Theatre is, that STO44ACI,Er and Miss DUNCAN have
"'been " suffered to intrench upon what has' been
technically called her line- of cliataa-ers : a reason to
which, however, little credit can be given, as those
Performers certainly do not possess merits suf.-
* ficicin .to atOue for the loss of so able an Aetress as
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Magfer,WOri/ WDs to have performed Hamlet last
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night'*a(cOvCni-Garden Theatre, but Was prevented
by indisposition. ••• Play of The chances was
sUbstituted.. There was but a vert scanty Audience,
which ‘viuld'ildipLobrib!y have been the case if the
lublic in-general -:bad known how well LEWIS and
G/.OV-ER • "tan perform Don Johit and Con-
":staatiu

• , 'Prints hare stated an extraordinary
()ream Avhieh is staid to have occurred to Mr. THORN-
TUN, of Claphath; relating to his Gardener and
'one-'or his female domestics. The whole of this
we are asst7o, is a mem hoax upon vtilgal
credulity. • a

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SPORTING ATELLTGEIVCE.

NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING,

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9.

The Third Class of the °gland Stakes of sogs. each, h. ft.
D. I.
Mr, F. Ncalc's Quiz, aged, gst. 41b.. -
Mr. W. Pentvick's Miss Coiner, 4 yrs old, Bst. 41b. - 2
Mr. Lake's Giles, aged, Bst. rolb. . - 3
Mr. Frogley's b. c. Triptolemu, 4 yrs. old, 7st. 51b. 4
Mr. Watson'sYorkstaire, brother toWitchcratt, 3 yrs fist. rolb..t
bir H. Vane's Master Betty, 4 yrs..old, Bst. a alb. - pd
Sir I. Shelley's Mo‘tstatche, 3 yrs oki,'7st. 91b. - pd
Mr. Smith's b. c. Prodigal, bought of Mr., Howarth,
3 y'rs..old, nrs..old, 6st. lb. - Pd
Three to t agst Quiz—,s to z-ggst Miss Coiner-6 tat agst
Giles'-3 to a agst Yorkshire,

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The following having declared forfeit within the time pre-
scribed, are to pay only rogs.-each, to be' divided between
the owners of the second horses. -
Mr. F. Neale's Trombone, aged, Bst. szlb..
Lord Grosyenor's Meteora, 3 irs old, Bst. 71b.
Mr. Ladbrbke's c. by Pipator, bought of Mr. ifutchinson,
4 Yrs old, Sst. 31h.
Mr. W. FeriWiek's b..g. Eunuch, 4 yrs old, Sst.. Lord GrosVenOrk. Iris. 3 yrs.orti, 7,t. 91b.
Mr. Kellerman's Heeitap,4 yrs ()id, 74t. Ob.:"
Mr. Elwes's Christopher, 3 yrs old, 7st. 41b.
Lord F. (;,,Osborne's br.c. by OVertuti, 3 yrs old, 6St.
Lord Stawell's Glpriana; 3 yrs old; Est. 9lb.

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Subscription- Plate of ccl. for a-yr olclo carrying 7st. 3.yr
'olds Bst. 71b. and 4-yr olds 9st. Two-yr old Course.
Sir C. Bunbury's b. f. Lydia, 3 yrs old
Sir F. 'Standish's b..f. sister to Ditibury,.3 y:rs old •
Mr. Lake's b. c. by GOuty, darn by Escape, z yrs old 3
Mr. R. Boyce's b. f. Orange Girl, a yrs old
1). of G rafton's b: f. Merrythought, 2 yrs old
Mr. Abbey's ch. Vietcry, b). Pegasus, 3 yrs old
Mr. WOotell's b. c.. brother to Lumbago, 2 yrs old
Mr. 'Howarth's ch. c. Honesty, 3 yrs old ' - -
Mr. Ladbroke's b, c. Wormwood, 3 yrs old -
Mr. Wilson's ch. f. by Bt.tizard, !I yrs - '
Mr. SltWell'S b. f. Goosecap.,- 3 yrs old.:
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Gen. Gower's b. C. Swinley, 3 yrs old -
Thd, judge could place bul Tliree. • Five to on Lydia. -
Gen. Grosvenor's br. c. by Hainbletonian, dam by:Sir-Pe-
ter, tought of Sir Eden,' beat Lord Stacville's b. c. by
Buzzard, out of Ossian's data, Bst. 71b. each.- Ab.-M. I.Qogs,
h. fr.—Three to i agst the Hapibletonian c.
Mr: Ladbroke's Bustard beat Mr. Cave Broivne's'Antipa-
tor, Bst. lib. each. D. I. toogs.—Four to ton Bustard.
Mr. Einbden's Poll Thompson', 6st. 71b: rec. ft. from Mr.
Tolley's Forest Lady, - 7st: t tlb. 13. C. 7Ogs; h. ft.
Post Swzepstakes of 204gA.'eacli, h. ft. 'colts'Sst. 31b. fillies
•• . Bst, ..1)
Mr. Sitwell'Se.--clishi-,-sy*-Sir Peter, Out-offlYale, rec,.ft.
PipYlina, sister to Fipy ;or hiS c, -Cueblobo,, by Mvor-
, cock„out of St. George's darn.
Ld Grosvenor's three colts, by. john Bull, out 'of Tulip,
and Isabella - - - pd
Mr. Watson's f. Sir peter,otg of Dreadnought's, darn ; c.
Sir Peter, out of-Doubtful ;., or his f.*, by Sir Peter, out of
Faunus dam . - - - - _,- pd

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