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London, England, 1806-06-30 00:00:00

Freest& lOND7N GdZETTE, 7ase 28.

trFITTEHALL• JUMP 25, 04)6.
Difpat6es from Sir George Hitaro Barlow But. Governor Ge-
neral of Bengal. data[ the 2d and sth February, 38.6, have beat
received at the Raft India Houle, of Which the followina are el.
?rafts :
Fund of a Letter from flit. Cl. It. Barlow, to the 5,c1-et Com-
mittee of the Court of Direalors, dated on the River Culna,
Yebrnary, 1806.
I have great latisfaCtion in apprizing your Honour.
able Committee, that, on the zzd Decembv, a rati-
fied copy of the treaty concluded between the Right
Honourable Lord Latta and theaccredited Valteel of
Dowlut Ran Scindialt, (a copy of which WA& inebfed
in my difpatch to your Honourable Colintit tee of the
4th of that month) was received by his Lnrdfh7p,
with a flight and unobjellionable alteration in the
fizth ankle, namely, 'the omiffion of the renuncia-
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lion of that Chieftain's claims to Tank Rampourah
and Baminghant, which. probably. recited from a
co fideration, that, as thefe dittrias never aattally
in him, the renunciation was unnecetfsry.
Extradt of a Letter from Sir G. H. Barlow to the Secret Coruna-
het, dated on the River,sth Fabroary,iBo6.
I have great fatisfaftion in oommunicating to your
Honourable Committee the important intekligence of
the conclufion of peace with Jufwunt Row Holkar,
upon terms which arc highly honourable and advan-
tageous to the Britifh Governmenj. and which are
calculated to fecure permanent eanquillity to the
Btitifb power in India.
In my difpatch to your Honourable Committee of
the atlit of December, I had the honour to tranfmit a
copy of my inflrutlions to the Right • Honourable
Lord Lake, for the regulation of his condo& in con-
cluding a pacification with Jefwunt Row Holkar.—
The treaty now concluded with that Chieftain has
been founded upon thole infiruaions, and correfponds
With the fpirit of them.
I have the honour to tranfmit, inch red, a copy of ,
the Right Hon. Lord Laca's difpatch of the 7th
ult. containing a copy of the treaty.
With the exception of the fecund article. the pro-
'Mons 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 oblerve
that the fiipulations of the treaty involve no engage.
ments of a nature calculated to prove the feurce of
future difagreement between the Britifh Government
and Holkar, and the probability of the continuance
,of Holkar's pacific difpofition, and of his adherence
to the faith of his engagements, may be confidered to
be proportionably augmented.
I beg leave to offer to your Honourable Commit.
tee my cordial congratulations on the conclufion of
this honourable and advantageous peace with Jet--
wunt Row Holkar. which, combined with the pre-
ceding adjuliment of all our differences with Dow.
)ut Row Scindiah, and with the arrangements now
progrefs for the complete feitlement of all our ex-
ternal relations, promifes a durable period of tran-
quillity and profperity to the Honourable Company's
poffetlions.
I difcharge a fatisfaaory part of my public duty
lot expreffing to your Hoot-unable Committee the-high
fenfe which I entertain of thoft able and diflinguillt.
ed exertions on the part of the Right Honourable
Lord Latta, by which the peace has been accomplilh.
ed. and which, I trun, will appear to your Honour.
able Committee to efiablifh his Lordfhip's claim to
the higheff approbation and applaufe.
I confider it to be a duty alfo to exptefs my fettle
elf the zeal and ability manifeacd by Lieutenant Co-
lonel Ma /cot st in the condua of the negociations for
the conclufirm of peace, which was cottoned to him
by the authority of Lord LAKE. The merits and fer•
vices of that valuable officer are already well known
to your Honourable Committee ; but 1 troll that his
exertions on this occafion will appear to your Ho-
nourable Committee to have augmented his claims to
public approbation.
To the HOD. Sir George Hilaro Barlow, Bart. Governor-Gene-
ral. gtc. &e. Etc._ _ .

Sir—l have the honour to inelofe a treaty which
I have concluded with Jefwunt Row Hulkar, and
arthich I this morning received ratified by that Chief.
—The cireumflances which led to a negotiation with
Jefwunt Row Holkar, and the whole provers of
that to its cooclufion, will be fully communicated,
under my orders, to the Secretary in the Secret De-
partment.
I offer you my moll cordial congratulations on an
event which promifes to rellore complete tranquillity
to India. and which you will, lam fatisfied, judge
to be highly favourable to the interefis of the Britilh
Government.
You were before informed of the fituation of Jet.
wont Kow Holkar at Amruh Sir, and of his efforts
to form a combination in this quarter againft the
Britifh power. There were alone defeated by the
advance of the army under my command, which had
alto the effect of reducing Jefwunt Row Holkar to
the neeeflity of concluding the prefent treaty, and of
renouncing all thole views of ambition which he had
fo lung ehtrifbcd agaioft the Britilh Government -
I feel it again my duty to call your attention to the
c.ertions of Lieutenant Colonel MALCOLM, by whole
knowledge and abilities this treaty has been negoci•
ated under my direEtion, and whole many and im•
portent fervices will, I trnft, meet that recompence
to which I confider them fo juttly entitled.
It is my intention to march the day after to ?nor.
row towards the Britifh territories ; and on my urri•
Jai there, I (hall late no time in placing the army
under my command in cantonments. I have the ko-
tour to be. &c. ( Signed) LAKE.
Head Quarter., Camp, Gagurevan: Ghaut, ?th January, slicvS.
;:Herc Mow the Treaty and Deelat'afory Anklet, which were
given in the STAB of Weinefday lalL]
WMITEH•LL, JUXff aB. . . .

The King has been pleated to ;relent tb.c Reverend Andrew
Burnt to the Church and Part& of Glenita. :n the Prehlte'T of
MeltTle, and County of Forfar, vacant by the ,death of the Rev.
Cl7orge Peat.
The Kin; has alto been !leafed to pn tent the Rev natl.! Ingik
to the Church and Pada, of Lochke.iu the Prebyt,ery of Be. rlun,
.^3 Contoi of foetus vacate by the death of Me 4Toho Yea& I

BANRlttlopTs.

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John Jackfcm, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, thcrulfl, druggift,
dealer 41k1 chaprnan, to furrendrr july I, at one, July 12, and
Auguft 9, at ten. at Guildhall, London. Attornks,
Wilt iliirc and Bolton, Na 6, Thrognrorton-ftreet, London.
Benjamin Phillips and Witham Bacon, of Ewer-ftroet, Southwark,
levlgatues, drug.rrinders and copartners. July t, t a, and Austin.
9, at tea, at Guildhall. Anoraks, Meffrs. Sherwood and Parrot',
Canterhury.fguare. Southwark.
Daniel Eckenitsin. of College Hill. Londqn, merchant, July C. ta,
and Auguft 9, at twelve, at Guildhall. Anoraks, Meek- Alien,
Exley and Stocker, Fursivarsinn. Holborn.
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John Barkwlth, of ing.ftreet, Haremerfinith. Middle fez. butcher,
July 5, 15, and Auguß 9, it ten. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
G. field, No. 13, Richmond Building*, Suhu.
Downall, of Stockport, Cbeftlife. grocer, dealer and chap-
:mu, July 30, 3t, and Auguß 9,st eleven, at the UverpoolArms
Callle-Rreet, Liverpool Anomie., Mr. Thomas Black-
Rock, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry, London; or Mars. Itiik•
Patrick and Price, Union-court Caftlo Brett, Liverpool.
Jon,. Shavre, of Fore-ftrect, Cripplegate, London, cheefemonger,
July 1, sa,and Auguß 9, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
William Nettlefold, Bouverie Bract. Fleet (tree:, London.
,obn Simplon Tydeman, of Colchefter, BMA, ironmonger, dealer
ebapman, July $, 9. mid Auguß 9, at eleven, at the Griffin
Inn, Culchefler. Acts:raki,. Mr. I. G. SarJeant, of Colehefter ;
or Mt fli,. flatiron and Birch, No. 6, C,ancery.Lane, London.
John Booth tho elder, late of Holcome Brook, within the parifh of
Bury, I.ancafhire, cotton manufaCturer, dealer and ehapmati,
July 7. 9, and Auguß 9, at twelve, at the Hare and Hound.
Inn, Hoicome Brook. Anomie*, Mr. Parker, Bury ;me Ideffra.
Meddoweraft and Stanley, Gray's Inn, London. -
Pennock, of Rufwarpe, patina of Whitby, Yorkthire,.
rupentaker, dealer and chapinan, July 1,3, and AuguA. 9, at
ekvett, at the Georg,: bin, Mogi-ton. upon Hull. AM:wales,
McOm. Sykes and Kuuwles, Botwell-court,Lincoin's Ins, Lon-
don; or Mr. Martin. Hull.
James Lase, of Cheapfide...London, warehonteman, July tt. ae
one, July as, and Auguß 9, at ten, at Goildhalt Attornies;
,Meffrs. Foulkes and Lungditl, Holborn.c6urt, Gray's inn ; or
Yam. Foulkes and liu6fon, Maoclaefter..
John Alifslatn, late of Maiden-lane, Covent Garden, but flower
!AL-Brett, Leicefter-fquare, Middlefes, Resit bat maitufadtu•
rev, dealer and ehapntan, July t , at one, July us, and Anstalt 9,
at tan, at Guildhall. Attorncy, Mr. Courtuen, No. 24, Colkge-
Hill.
Thuatas Sherwin, of Tower-Meet, London, wine merchant, July
a, 8, and Auguß 9, at teit' a: Guildhall. Attorney, Mr, 14110
Pullen, No. 34, Paredlreet, Loudon.

DIVIDENDS.
Jena SS. James Wilde, John Watts and John mlay, of Upper
Thanses-Rreet, London, wholefalC /I
grocers and fugar.refiners,
and copartners, at ten, at Gaiklhall.
June S. Thomas Martin, of Coleman-ftreet, snd John Hcnry
Ford, of Coltman-11mm Buildlop, Logsdon, wool-brokers and

partners, at ten, at Guildhall.
Jane 28. Jacob Mendes Da Collie, of Thavies Inn, Holborn,
London, mental t and broker, at ten, at Guildhall.
June 28. Thomas Parkinfon and John Parkiiiinn, both of Cole-
man ftreet, London, chi:milts, dt uggilts and cop.:tenets, at one.'
at GulTdhalL
Jane 28. Thomas Baldock, of Chatham HI!I, Kent, miller and
baker, at ten, at Guildhall, London.
June 28. George French, of Great Lift Cheap, London, broker,
at twelve, at GuildhalL
July t. George field, of Old Swan Stairs, Upper Thatnewftreet,
London, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall.
July t. Jame Man iota, late of Olney, Bucks, lace-merchant, at
eleven, at the Saracen's Head inn, Newport PagnelL
July I. Alexander Ryan and William Baynes, late of Harrington,
near Liverpool, Joiners and copartners, at eleven, at the Globe
Tavern, John !trete, Liverpool.
July a. William Grayfon and Philip Shires, of Southwark. Sure y,
hop and feed merchants and copartners, et ten, at Guildhall.
July s. 1 homes Hunfden Noel, of North Arta, Origlithehuitone,
Sofres, linen draper. at eleven, at Guildhall, London.
July a. William Harrifon, !secant Illeworth, Middlefeit, merchant,
at ten, at Guildhall.
July a Robert llcndrle, of Blofforn.ftreet, Spitalfields,
Rik-dyer, at ten, at Guildhall.
July 2. George Hammond, of Canterbury, upleolfterer, at ten, at
Guildhall, London.
Julys Thomas Donnifon, of Prefeot Rrect, Goodman's
merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall.
uly s. John Skiltof the Strand, oilman, at eleven, at Guildhall.
July 1. William Beatfon the elder, Robert Beatfon, John Beatfon,
and William Beatfon the lounger, all now or late of Man)o:
rough, parifli of Rotherham, Yorkibire, do:milts, common.
brewers, glaffmen and toputners In trade, at eleven, at the Red
lion Inn, Rotherham.

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[The Gazette of Saturday contains an Order of Council, of the
as th ihft. for regulating the performance d quarautine—Doubts
having arifeti at what Itations quarantine ought to be performed by
vettels with clean fulls of health on board, brought into any of
the Brittl ports a. prize, it is ordered, that in future fuch Mips
Mall be cutaridered as hound to the ports into which they may be
taken, and mall perform quarantine accordingly.]