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London, England, 1806-04-12 00:00:00

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'THE ANNIVERSARY DINN&in the Noble-
tam and Gentter,en educated under Dr. Cpolll4ll SWIM.
era be held u the Width Cedes Hoek, Ceetillper.Pie, ea Tod-
y the sad April. doh.
Dr. CHARLU BURNEY le the Chill.
Irlee-Preideetellesimele Articy. Rif. I C. It. Mugu, Ifq•
ststreaes :
tincificTig.hfq"l. &Kaye, Ilk
IL Eaton, W Telberiatoca
Netter on Tolle wpdlleb ft !lee
Tkhats to ha had at the Rd. die et IS..
No Tickets to be &Wired alter lastiay the spa.

AN ADDRESS TO THE PATRIOTS OF GREAT
BRITAIN.
AGENTLEMAN MARINE R having Ina his
We Abroad, Madlr E Vfire. with Nine Children, .bas
iodeeml the Applicant on boat to lotreat the affiftance of
a Oraarala Pub* he Noir Iligyart, whereby the Widow may
be sok aularlabla, sad *a Elbildraa clothed and educated.
44o4eiwto raidied at Oa fdleerlng Banking-bourn:
air =11111•1611IN Waliers, and Cu. Gracechurch.ft met ;
Van. and Co. Laarbard-Ilreer ; and Smith, Palms. and
Soidlea. Oastpa-lheN.Maillarbasfe. A.N.

No. 13. Sr. JAYlltee-STISIT.
IMPROVED ARMS.
OILLWARRANTRD SWORDS, PATENT RIFLES. &e.
THOMAS asd JOHN GILL refpcafolly inform
the Nal Cleeti7,, dear Pdmdl, sod the Public In gene-
ral, that laze theofehoes et Na Et, In front of the
Them St. jameibielet. Lawton. vitt= •127
be henligrda. deferlsetwe ofthe wirtainikrry jorwee their Warranted
Swede are lebiedted to, sad of the fria.farfratertin et thelr
hteeeeee PATINT altLill; WM'S do allpidakilai mar bt
foe, sod eiders for them, Gana, MBAs, and Arms and Mote-
tremeets ef all Ideas take's. Wholefaie end Retail.

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A FINE COLLECTION of ORAN= aid IX
Ja MON IitEES, Catania 014 Ataldm fdllmiNta.sed
win} Sabina daipagea, Is dala day wind la MO praianaaina, at
Jahn Davis and Sods wardia. Na soh &nod; 1411•420.
Aptia 'Sod.

Naws.orrici. 1
Ns sl, BRYDOES STREET, STRAW.
THE NEWS of SUNDAY NEXT will contain
..ic,
I , as ateurite REPRESP.NTATION of dna DWELLING
'4,: ,t. NOUSE of Mr. ELIO Hr, In which he was SHOT by PATCH,
talon by an eminent Surveyor.
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The elecumitance of Patch's sot cash ding his Olds pike to
/.1 Ms iminglon, makes It of import/on to Stow, that from the
-q_* litsmdes of the Dwelling -bode of Ilifikt. so other bat Patch
WAN Fallibly be guilty of the crime of mardwing lies.
A SECOND EDITION of the SAME PAPER Is printed on
MONDAY AFTERNOON for the COUNTRY, which, In ad.
aims to the News of the Week, contains the lama Intelllgenm
up to Si: °Tina on Monday Evening.
N. II No Advertitements admitted in tidier Paper.

Mr.'HUlr!ma's NEW NOVEL.

This art WAS p 51116141.
In fang tMck Vedsmas. ma% pier sts. In boards,
LADY MACLAIRN, the VICTIM of VIL-
LANT. By Mrs. HUNTIit., of Harwich.
Amber at Latvia, or the Calk without a /*Mire ; the Una-
” Rad Legacy: Mamas of tb. Grubutorp Family; Palma
ilans Laura, du &c.
Mad Isr W. lade, N. 47, Albemark.ftreet ; and raid by
Om and Grant Rehinfoa, PIWOO.AI.IIOI/ j D. Crain and Co.
' diadamses Owl t Thomas Mel. ette•Macts.lias; and sl ether
IMadiriars.
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Of wbsas any be be& fweltraillibed.
Calm eed Cbanaws, by Mrs. Ilidestee.3 ideries tr. 64.
bawds.
WIWI Des s w. ge Cesbesbels Abbey. 3 yea. peke ism.
( Swag sed Oewles. tbe Mak b 7 W. 0, irlisad. 4 Teas. lake
Mk bowe.
FRANCE.
JO' PARIS, MARCH 3cr.
The abrupt departure of the Britifh Ambaffador
trim Cada. is by no means to be afcribed to a mai
freer Mr; Fos, as is Rated in the public papers. It
is rather the effea of the following circumllanees :
When the Haan Ambaffador, Voesden Malfburg,
respelled an audience here. it was refafed him, with
the intimation, that the refidenee of Mr. Taylor, at
Caffel. was highly difpleafmg,•antithat all diploma..
tic relations were firfpended. A courier was imme-
diately difpatched from this city to the Imperial
Charge d'Affaires, M. Courbon St. Genel, at Caffel.
In compliance with the difpatches he carried out with
him, the latter delivered a note. declaring, that he
would leave Calk' in twenty four hours, unlefs the
above-mentioned Ambaffador were Cent away. Upon
this, the Heffran Minifter for Foreign Relations com-
municated the affair to the Englifh Ambaffador t and
Paid, in his memoir, that it was not in the power of
the Eleaor to protea his (the Ambaffador's) perf..n
any longer. The departure of Mr. Taylor was the
confcquence. During this tranfarlion, the 7th and
Bth corps of the army furrounded the Heflian States
with 60,000 men. After Mr. Taylor had left Caffel,
the diplomati:telations with the HeffianCourt, which
bad been entirely broken off, were again renewed.
The Eleaor of Ha has been sequired to fend hither
an estraordinary Embaffy.
The Vice Conful Ruffin, who has arrived here
from St. Peterlburgh, was provided with paffportshy
Prince Czartorinlky, both for his journey hither and
his return. Notwithaanding the war, the Conful
General, Leffeps, continues to re6de at St. Peterf-
burg, and he fent off Ruffin, on account of the
embargo on the (hipping.
The public opinion relative to the contribution laid
on an Imperial city is, that it was occafioned by the
commerce with Er.ghth commodities.
Count Munatiiii, together with Counfellor Abel,
is uegociating the indemnification of the Archduke
Ferdinand, for the lots r.f the country of Breifgatr,
by the peace of Preffiorgh. He was formerly Minifler
14. the Duke of Modena, and he is likewife endea-1
routing to bring into notice the claims concerning
Mafia and Ca a.
The Emperor's defire is, that the partitions in
Germany (hail thorrly be completed, by which France
places between licelelf, Pruffia, and Aulria, various
(mall Slates, moll of which belong to the ederative
fy nem.
Ir is laid. that the Emperor's mother will receive
principality in Italy.
Letters from the Banks r f the Mayne, dated
March ;I, Bate, that teli4e, the tern principal
rowers in Germany, and betide!, Bavaria, Wirtem.
berg, Baden. Saxony, Hein!, &c. fume other large
elates will Still be erred in Germany.
Prince Joachim, Duke of Cleves aid Berg, was
barn March the agrh, 1779, and married on the 20111
of January, goo, the Prince's Annunciade Caroline,
Per of Napoleon, born the agth of March, 5783.
The Prineefs Stephanie Beauharnois, the bride of
the Eleßoral Prince of Baden. was edocated at a
boar-hog famed in this ci:y, and is only flatten years
According rn the marriage contras.% the Prince
is to receive annually 200,000 guilders for his elta-
r,lithrocnt.

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STATE PAPER.

&c.

PRUSSIAN PATENT.
" We FRU:M(IC WILLIAM, King of Pro'
Sec. make known and declare a. follows:
" The with to Incurs our faithful fubjeas and the
neighbouring States of the North of Germany during
the war, and to preferve and confirm the duration of
the bieffings of peace, was at all times the intention
of our indefatigable endeavours. There wholefome
matures were made known, upon tome recent °tea-
lions, as the objet of our late Patent, dated January
27, t 806. scent ding to which the Eleaoral States of
Brunfwick Lunenburg in Get many were taken poffef•
ton of by our troopi, when the adminittration of the
fame patted into our hands. But in confequence of the
exchange of the Eleftorate of Hanover, in confidera-
tion of the canon of thine of the provinces of our
monarchy, and for the permanent tranquillity of our
fubjeets and the neighbouring States. we have found
it indifpenfably neceffary to enter into and coaclude
a convention with his Majefty the Emperor of the
French and King of Italy ; and as the Eleaoral
States of the Houle of Brunfwick, Minted in Ger-
Inany, were obtained by the Emperor Napoleon by
asiipft, we hereby declare. that the rirbtfol
et the territory of that Houle has paffed over
to us, In eoofideration of the ceffion of three of our
provinces. and is now fubjed to our power only;
confequently, from the prefent time, the Govern-
ment and the Adminiftration of thee countriei will
be adminiftered limply in our name alone, and under
our fupreme authority.
" We therefore call upon all pada% whatever
may have been the functions aligned them, to sae
cute thole funeions only in our name, and under our
authority.
" Count Schnlenbeig Kehnert, and the Commit-
fioners who are attached to him, expose no lets than
that all the Prelates, the Burghers, and the inhabi-
tants in general, will obediently conform themfelves
to the order of things, which a new in.& has rendered
neceffary for their tranquillity and well-being; and
in fo doing, they will afford his Majefiy a proof of
their devotion to their country.
" So, on our part, nothing tall be neglected to
confirm them in the perfuaGon of our paternal affec-
tion, and our fincere with to render them happy.
(Signed) , " mosaic WILLIAM.
" ICHV a.
* Apra 4006. " wavaiiitz "
PRUSSIA.
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Beaus. Aram 3.—A courier has arrived from
Count Maurits, whole return is fbortly expeeed.
A plan is in contemplation, and is Paid to be al-
, ready drawn up, to tree a militia, defigeed, in cafe
of war, to occupy the prefidences, formats, coats,
lac. The number if fixed preliminarily at 78 baits-
lions, of which three will make a brigade.
Via Majefly has given their liberty to a graotomy
Irifh, who were tranfported hither fix or fee* pats
ago, and difiributed among the WEI
with permiffion to return to their *the
This has been notified to Mr. J Ain
Minifier, that he may provide for
Our Court has acknowledged the Mg of Wit'.
temburgb.
The French courier, M. Ruffin, who went haw
time ago from St. Peterfburgh to Paris. to comPlaht
of the feizure of Ruffian (hips in French ports, is
lately returned, with the very fatisfaeory anfwer,
that all &all be reftored, and the trade between
France and Ruffs not difinrbed. The Ruffian Am-
haffador has fent an ezprefs to his Court.
SWEDEN. ,
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Sraazsuno. APRIL I.—The following order has
appeared, dated March 3 1:—“Oar gracious Sovereign
having returned here with his army. the inhabitants
are hereby informed of the fame ; and it is alto an-
nounced to them, that quarters, forage. ke. will be
required of them, under the fame conditions as before,
when his Majelly was prefent here at the bead of his
troops."

TURKEr.
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CONSTAIITINOPLII, Fit. 2S.—Within the lane ten
days the Miniflers of the Porte have had frequent
Councils in the Divan, at which the Grand Seignior
has been preterit. Among other refolutions adopted,
one has been to recal the Torkith Ambaffador at
Paris, Haled Effendi, and to fend in his head Mubib
Effendi, who was Firft Secretary of the Ports at the
Congrefs for peace at Czillow4 and has fine* held
the place of Sekerdji, or Deputy to C.hiatts Pada,
and is confidered as a vet y intelligent Statefinan.—
This change is a confcquence of the acknowledge-
ment made by the Porte of the Emperor Napoleon.