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WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1806.

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WE stated some days a.go that His Majesty's
Ministers intended to take off the Embargo upon

Hamburgh and Oldenburgh Vessels, and the Gazette
of last night contabas a.ProclatnatiOn to that effea.
' The Embargo is alsotaken-otT all such yessels froM
Bremen-and Pappenbur4ll is. cleared out for any of
the Ports of the United Kingdoms previous to _the
Prussian Notification, dated the 28th I\larch,- where-
by British Ships were excluded from the Ports of
Prussia.
, The Gazette also contains His 'Majesty's Order in
Council for granting Letters of Marque and Reprisal

against the Ships, Goods, and Subjetas of the KLING
of PRUSSIA, and of -the Town of Pappenburgh ; so
that we are now aaually in a state of War with
Prussia.
There is also a Notification from His. Majesty's
Secretary 'of State for Foreign 'Affairs, to the IVlinis-
'ters of all Friendly and Neutral, Powers resident at
;this Court, apprizing thetri.that alb the Ports from
. -
the Elbe to Brest, inelusive,-are in a state ofbloCkade.
Ali the private-Letters which have been received
from the Continent concur in stating, that th.e Most
serious discontent has been manifested almost in
every partofthe Prussian Dominions, in consequence
rbf the extraordinary and unfortunate 'sYstem of pe-
Icy adopted by the Government of that Country.—
'The Merchants, many of whoni'are utterly ruined,,
-arti loud jn their complaints,.• and the. Military are
indignant 'at the idea-of being converted into instru-
tients to forward
_the atnbitioUS -purposes of France.
It is said, and we believe with-truth, that the Court
Of Berlin would willingly -make some sacrifices to
Procure a suspension of the. vigorous-measures adopt-
ed by the British Government ; but we fear that
russia is now too much under the .controul of
trance to aa'for herself, and it is too obviously the
interest- of BONAPARTE. that Prussia should-. persist
in her present system, to Suppose that lie will
now suffer her to_, retrace her steps. Every thing
'kvhiell tends to widen the. breath between Prussia
and the Allied Courts, will, of course, throw the
former more into the power of France.

IN mentioning yesterday the report from Ply
tnouth, of the capture of our In-shore SqUadrOn.off
Brest, we stated our reasons for. thinking it wholly
undeierving of credit. The Letters which have been-
received this morning from Plymouth fully confirm
our opinion. The report either -originated in mis-.
take, or (what is More probable) was a wicked.
and mischievous fabrication. The Squadron Un-
der the Command Of Sir_ RICHARD STRACHAN
sailed on Monday, it is Supposed for the East Indies.

A Council of the Cabinet Ministers was,yester-
day afteruoon held, at two o'clock, At Lord GREN-
VILLE'S house (his Lordshm being indispiised thro'
his lairieness),.lit whiCh Ear' Mora, Earl SPENCER,
Lord. H. PETTY, Mr. Secretary Poi, and Mr, WIND-
.
liAlt attended.

Yesterday morning-Ho MAJESTY, PrincessesAu-
cusTA, SoPAIA, -and AMELIA, Dukes of Cur ER--
LAND and Sussz.x, attended by Getrerals GWYN:T,
MANNERS, FITZROY, DE BUDE,- and Colohels TAY-
-1.9a, and cAMPBELV, on horseback; took an airing
thrOugh Windsor Great Park, round the Forest, and
returned about two o'clock:

- Yesterday, at tbree.o'clOck, the PrttN.c:rof WALES;
accompanied by the young .PR/NCESS CHARLOTTE,
Zeturned to Carleton. House, from Windsor.

Two Foreign 'Couriers arrived yeitt4day at Mr.
Fox's Office, in Downing-street; ou from the
Court of Vienna, and the other from Copenhagen.

Yesterday morning- Sir 30f1:4 BORLASE WARE
transacted business with the Board of Adoairalty.
No alteratiwi in the price of Bread this week.

_ Roman Catholics of the town and county of
bit° have signed Addresses to His MAJESTY and
the Duke of BEDFORD. They congrafulate the King
on the fOrMation of the present Administration,
from whose combined exertions they hope (as ve;
do) to experience vigour abroad, and conciliation at
borne, The. Address to the Lord Lieutenant ex-
presses a hope that the ddinission of all ranks of His
Majesty's Subjects to a full participation of the Con-
stitution, is reserved for his Grace's enlightenCd Go-
verninent.

On Sunday evening last a Vessel belonging to.
Larne, loaded with rock salt,earthenwai'c, and other
goods, from
.Liverpool, was wrecked-on tbe.slfore Of
Island Magee ; all the crew ,Qll. board were saved
except one b6y, who was unhappily drowned,:. • Mea-
sures- were taken to save as much of the cargo as pos-
sible, as the shore is bold and rocky, and a heavy
surge was setting in, it was dangerous to approach
it with bOats:

A iblodern Writer gives the following enumera-
tion of the epression of afemale eye ." the glare,.
the stare, the leer, the sneer, • the invitation, the
defiat.ce, the denial, the consent,• the glance of
love,' the flash of rage, the sparkling of hope, the
languishment of softness, the flames of desire, the
&quint of suspicion, the tire of jealousy, anti the
lustre of pleasure."