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i ' A FINE COLLECTION of ORANGE and LE.
ta 11. MON TREYS, Catalonlan and Arabian Jeffasnlnes. sad'
IMFSaes ea,lstida day arrived In MO prdetirattan, at
and SodaWllloollk. No, 107. Strand, Widen.
Ape listi..

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APERSON, who has I good • Knowledge of
_.I4TBRATORE, unsWOMPOSMON in,gawyst, would
M Us meet with an opportunity of alibi his ability. as a Cam-
few of • Country Paper.s,sA PUBLISHER would not
'Wiwi die A Mltancc of the Advertga of advantage in that de-
=
, de-
tbut In his Canna:inns: where he could infure a coat-
creafe in the Sale of the Prfot.
A line add:lRM to Mr. Browning, PoR Office, Lelceßer, will
must with immediate and refpetlful attention.

NEW HOUSES, &e.
THE Nobility and Gentry are refpeelfully in
jawasil they mg, be Emptied with unequaled Patent Steam
Slatabwillimaaa, OM Or without Steamers, Hot Clorets, Overt,
emta. Patent Smoke jack., which, from their letc=1St
11111 god eafy method °railing, &e. cannot be out
quKM. Oa all ether Stoves. Kitchen Utcnllls. Bell-
le
Isaillai la • ammSir ors aad every Article in the Femilbing
keassengery wlti featimilfty,and difpateh, by HENRY
STRAT roN. at his Mahe my. oppehte the Magdalen. Black-
Prim Road.—Country ardersearefolly_pack ed.
• LORD NILSON.' MONUMENT.
To the ARTISTS ref the UNITED KINGDOM.
THE Conamitleeappointed to erre a Monument
to the City of Dublin to the Memory of the late Lord 1
Initi. utymbst the AMR" of the United Kingdom that they
ib ily Sitaive`waylobtal and Eftimates for ream work
•16.1110611siseg b. 0111.011 we sr beam the zsth March next. It has
RKlAlNgilkililfri ahtrs of
aliflght them3Bfatcpkmviiptierltuadonoar,whforrc the (kiAbbelt;
t:ligtotto4st the Cornmktec have not come to any de-
s. that ibbjett, westing for any &Arvada.' or hint
iieristlie Imam I and
ottaty wdliathatteosocfifdtehocczjlook to t
ttkad r..
=lll.
&i,
•7/41,4 malted will be given by the Committee
iiiiimektlisir fistretiay, at his Office. Commercial Buildings, Dab-
fl.. or by aafwer to any Letter addreffed to him. By order,
~
‘V M. DP.EY, See.
• • The time prepared by the above advertifement, is prolonged
liy the Committee to the tft day of Ma .next.

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AS TRAVELLER,
WANTED, fur a r erpea able Young Man, aged
a Yews. Wie con give the molt tatlatodory reference.
r . Ifs Ms trawled ha lie Cornnalloo line; would prefer a perma-
goot litudimb ba brae objedion to take onc or two good Coln-
Iplangol"ll674=rs apply to A. B. No 3, Northamptoo•

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NEW STATE LOTTERY—Bialys DtAwtso
tub of MAY. 18.4.—SCHF.ME.
Prize of 425p00 is £25.0c0
2epoo 40.000
mOOO

3
lo
10
43

10,c03
5 Pco
5,(150
SCO
too

13,000
a,coo
5 Moo
3020
2,30

36
6409 - it - z3oisoo
.--...0. -
impoo Tkkets Clppm
Five ririt•drasso Tickets tilt Day £tpoo each £l.OOO
live Firik-drawa Tickets 3d Day z poo each spoo
Eirft-drawn eta Day - io,oco
Ditto 3th Dsy 20,000
Ditto 6th Day aspoo
Price of a Tkket £t• is •
Ralf 4, to 3 o I Eighth Cs is o
Qnstler 3 2 o I Sizteeoth s 6 0
Tieteu and Shares are on Sale at all the Licented Lottery °Sees.

THIRD STATE LOTTERY, dos,
Begins Drawing AY 1ath,1836.
/TALL and Co. (Succetrors to Mr. Nicholfln) at
their State Lottery Office, No. 88, Cornhill, corner of the
Royal Exchangc, London, rapeetfully acquaint. their Friends and
the Public, that Tickets and Shares for the above Lottery arc
felling in variety of numbers, divided ir.to Halves, 02arter.,
Mghths, and Sixteenths, ((tamped according to ad of Parliament.)
sty Well from the Country accompanied with fhort dated
Bills, Bank Notes, Cafh, or Poß.Office Orders, executed on the
fame Ternu as if perfonally
•.• Money for Prizes as fonn as drawn.

To baginlirasrringMonriayo2ttr of May.
HAZARD, BURN, and Co. Stock Brokers, at
their &ate Lottery (Mee, 93. Royal Fzeiange. London, are
now felling, to peat variety of Numbers, Tickets and Shares her
We above Lottery. No. t0,73.x, a p• e of zo.oool. In the late
February Lottery. was fad by them la one Qcarter, one Eighth,
awl test Sixteenth Shares.
The preterit Lottery confine of only zs,coo Tickets, and the
Scheme cnntaim
t Prize of kar,o- o 3 Prizes of s,oco
•-•••••• 20,0'f 0 1.3 1,0:0
n,t .7.43 to soo
2sclurivc of 6sy6 other Prizes from soot. down to 20 Guineas,
and not three Blanks to %Prise.
Letters,pott paid, duly anfwered, and Schemes gratis.

MORE PRIZES AND LF.SS TICKETS. ---
WIFT and CO. No. ttv , (joint Contrae-
k, tors for Ate pirefent Lottery.) feel ttninfelves highly gratified
by the general approbation which the Scheme has reesind 'I hey
can with confidence recommend It to the attention of their
Friends and the Public, as poffeffing fuperine advantages to the
Schemes of the late Lotteries. It contains upwards et One Thnit •
find Petrel More than the loft Lottery, with only the Lime num •
bee of 'I ickets, and has even an inereaCe of One Handel! and
seventeen Prises opon the MAY Litter), of lalt year, which con-
fined of 3,2c0 t kkets more. '1 he blgheft Prize in t Ili 4 Lottery
is 21.0w1 and the lovrelt beain Drawing ath of MAY.
The following Capital Prizes were Caved and fold at this Offite
in the lets Lotteries, vit.
No. 6,79 r. LlO CCO,
lATO. *l6 L 13.000 No. 0.319
9.0* io,coo 19 5,6 5,c00
8.04 i s upon 7.93 "' t,030
79824 •••• 10,000 t 1,3) S. 01
50,951 --10,-.4t) 10.4 •-•• 5,0.10
meider many cilia's a/ 2,000 L WWI. 5.20, .;:C.

The only lIISTORY of GREAT BRI tArN. from the RE.
VOLUTION to the PRESTNT TIME.

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AMERICA.
SITLACT 01 A !ATTst nom a MONISM OF CON.
O&M TO A MINIM OF TWO A001240F DILI.
OATUS.
a Nothing has happened here that I aus at liberty
to communicate worth your attention, except the
conduit of the epanifh Minifter. The Marquis, you
bow. has his refidence generally at Philadelphia.
His conduit has been fo difobliging to the Govern-
anent, that his recal was requelied. This requifi-
lion met with due attention at the Court of hie
Catholic Majefty I but as he himfelf had fignified a
&fire to return home, his Government wifhed, if it
was agreeable to ours, that it might affume the drape
of a voluntary ad. To this there could be no rea-
fonable objedion, and it was contented to. Hearing
he was about leaving Philadelphia for this place,
it was tinted to him that his pretence would not be
ibreeable. Difregarding this intimation, be came,
and upon his arrival, an official note was addreffed
to him, defiring Lis departure. To this he wrote an
anfwer full of infolence and abufe, and continues
here ; his party declaring, that he is vefted with full
powers to adjuft all differences with us, and cons-
plaining of the conduit of the Luentive in not teeing
him. 'This courts he has undoubtedly adopted to
render the Government unpopular ; for I cannot be-
lieve it is a fad that his Mater would troll to his care
fushinsportant segociations, after the application for
his recal—even if true, the dignity and honour of
the Illovernment forbid his reception after what has
paired. I believe it has been ferioully deliberated
whether it would be proper under his prefcnt conduct
to fcize and Grip him."
FRANCE.

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PAM. MARCH 30.
4 Some of our papers contain the following tranfla-
tion or* order iffued on the 6th of February by the
Grand nior, relativetolthe etiquette to be obferved
in future with refpeß to the Court of France :
" =tee will of his Hipboefs being, that the ardalei of
tisi I ' apitoletisee which yoke the WARN Pore, where
dentist' le amok is the (Root et ramie. ion M embed, pot
iota eutcskii t theidc so Ms day, die has set Wes de-
dioned. bet entrails she Ample dee of the Get el
!awes; R agzl w sis ly sweellisry hereafter to Jahn
ha
the Barak or NM bike Impala Csommdmim. dm dues
flassete Po g
pes§ .1 Macs. It is abeam eidteldy
tildes& that she J'sa wed die lospetial Cissimaisenx
awl is future, bell beer dr did Sowpriser
of Preece
BitiltAti, Maio: ac.—Some young perfons here
. having begun to exhibit fume iodifcreet and incon6-
derate traits in tliCir public converfation, an order
has been iffued to oblige all perfons to abßain frogs
expreffing any opinions whatever upon political fob'
jells.
NArt.ls. blaaci: 4.—The Neapolitan troops Is
Calabria Rill remain in a body, but they teem to re-.
Gaetas the French avance. The Comman lam
Rill holds out,d and refufes to conform to the
capitulation concluded for that place by the Regency
of Naples, but infifts op in abiding by the orders given
him by his blajeßy. In confequence of this deternsi.
nation, Maraud Matfett' has been to recoonmtre the
place in perfon.
The following Ordinance has been publitbed
" All the,Civil, judiciarY, and .Adminiftritive Authorities, dell
cominuc is Ilse excrete of their fundions.
a The forms hitherto adopted In the requcfts relented to the
ttlbunals rolintained. The ordonnances, decifions, sod
feettnets of the laid Tribunals fitaU bear in their titles, Napo.
icon by the Orace of GOD, and the Conftitutious of the Empire;
Emperor of the French and King of Italy.'
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stn and itth of tebruary, arc conarmed, rebnive to the Apo&
don of bank bills, an/ the transfer of the funds ceded in payment
to the fold Banks. Tar Bills Riled F•di C•iditi • P.M.', Ihill
be received In every part of the Statc,bs payment of contributions,:
in the fame manner as real cads.
" To prevent extraordinary cootributions, the creditors are In.
sited to pay the midst due to the end of January Taft; in the ca-
pital, within eight days of this notice, and within the comic of
lifteq• days in the province*.
" General Partonneaux has been ordered to coiled and fend in
all lire arms within den days, foaling pieces excepted. The dif.
obedient to be puoithed as feditious perfons. Stilettos and poniards
are pr,,blbited. Mill•ary diftinetions are alfo prohibited, excepting
among perfons belongir.• to military corps.
" Four companies of.Nespolitan artillery dull be formed, and
one of pioneers; the officers a:4 fubalterns to be taken from the
relent Neapolitan artillery. Twenty Eavili. arc to be attached
to this corps, all tiespotitsos.•'
The following order of the day was addreffed to
the army on the :a inilarn:
.• Soldiers—l am happy to congratulate you upon your excellent
difpoiltions and bravery. In fupporting privations of every ind,
and In the ((Avec! marches you have been compelled to make,k not-
withltanding the diflicul.y 01 the roads, you have exhibited that
vitvelc, which, even In this refped, renders you fuperior to
you; enemies. f take an intentt in your wants, and I oral never
he fatlsfied till your situation Biall equal my wiflacs. 1 man not (of-
fer the army to commit any depredations. Our refbureca giould
redound to the general advantage, and not to :hit or Individuals
alonc.Thefe are but few in I oink r and I know •I"cm. Let this Grit
it Rance of paternal advice winch I having', u, f; Ire them, as well
. myklf, the nee Itty of !Aprons mcafurrs.
" 'r• eoN A raare." •

fries the LONDrN GiZBl7l, Atiit
DowlynolivaettF, •payt. 8. ".*
The Ring has been pleated to tattle it to be Agalligil the
Right Honourable Cheeks Janne Fox, his Majelles pitscipal Se-
cretary of State for Foreign Affairs, to the Malan* of Hammel
Powers reading at this Court, that the peeedkry maims have
been taken, by his Majefty's command, for the blockade of the
entrance of the Rivers Ems, Wefer, Elbe, and Trave; and that,
from this time,aU the matures authorifed by tkei.sw of Nations,
and the refpcdtive treaties between his Ma)cfty sod the different
Neutral Powria, will be adopted and executed with raped to all
seals which may attempt to violate the Paid blockade.
WHITIHALL, £511.11. 8.
The Ring has been pleafed to conftitute and appoint the Right
Honourable Francis Lord Napier to be his Majeßy's High Cogs-
inifilocter to the General Affembly of the Church of Scotland.

DOWNING-SPURT. APRIL 7.
A Difisatch from Major General Sir David Baird, Canunamling
Ms Melefty's Troops at the Cape of Good Hope, dated 16th JR-
Dairy left, sddreffed to Lord Veconot Caftlermils, km been re.
calved rt the Once of Mr. Secretary WindheM. or which the
foi/oiring is an Sacred :
I had the honour to addrefs your Lordthip on the
tath intl. relative to the fituation of affairs in this
Colony ; and I now proceed to fubmit to your Lord.
Sip my fubfequent operations again(t the Batavian
forces, commanded by Lieutenant General Imams,
sad which have terminated in the fubjeition of the
whole colony.
_ ..
- orders, Brigadier General Be.

According to my 05....__
resford advanced with a detichmint of the army, of
the 13th inn. to occupy the village of Stellenborch,
and fecore the firong pals of Roode Sand, with a
view to exclude the Batavian forces from that pro-
dultive portion of the diarie, and to preserve to our•
filves an asndifturbed intercoorfe with the farmers
lbelaw the Kloof. Lieutenant General Janffens made
no effisit to difpute thefe objeO'l but contented him-
(elf with moving his foices to the Summit of Hotten-
tot Holland's ic.loof, and there took poll, waiting,
apparently, to receive fome overture; of pacification.
ihigadier General Bet esford availed himfelf of this
afpeft of affairs to tranfinit to Lieutenant General'
lanai's% a letter from me, and took that occafion af
announcing that he was yelled with powers to coati
to an accommodation with the Lieut. General.
This propofition produced a truce for the purpelb
of carrying on a negotiation ; but it were foperficoss
to occupy lour Lordfbip's time by detailing the vet:
rims pretenfions and arguments urged by Lieutenant
General Janffens in objeaion to the terms I offered
to his army ; but the refult thereof afforded fo' little
profpcft of accommodation, that I deemed it proper
to have the sgth and 72d regiments to the Roods
flied Woof, and the 93d regiment towards Hon I da.
tot Holland, with a view to a combined open
with the 83d regiment, which bad failed on the Ipi
inn. for Mofell Bay, in order to throw itfelf into the il
enemy's rear, polfels the Attaquos Pafs, and freWnl
that pofition, cut off his retreat through the diaries '
of Zwellendam.
Brigadier General Beresford had acquiefted in the
prolongation of the truce with General Janfens fort
a few hours, in the hope that further deliberation
might difpOfe him to linen to the very honourable,
and advantageous terms I had offered him ; and at
the moment when every expeination of his renewing
the negotiation had ceded, his Military Secretary,
Captain Debittz, waited upon me, and prentated a I
modified draft of the terms originally proplail by
qv . On my declining to vary the conditiestiCapt.
Vebittz Solicited permilfion to refer say
to General Janfens ; and was at length a
atiai
to notify his acceptance of them. I
In confequence of this notification, I difpatched
'Brigadier General Beresford with. direftions to exe-
cute a treaty on the conditions fiat offered to Gen.
Janirens, and whereof I have now the honour to
tranfmit your Lordfhip an authenticated copy.
ARTICLES OP CAN rULATION. ,
Propofed by Lieutenant Genes! Jonas's/a. Gommorolidi Com-
mander in Chief of the Batavian Purees at the Cgs
_WOW '
Hope to Brigadier General Bernford, duly antbodlid be
Jot General Sir David Baird, K. C. and Commodes,* Sir
Popham, K. M. commanding the Ivlllitary and Naval ANON
of his Britannic Majefty.
Art. I. As loon as this Capitulation Is Signed, the whetted the
Settlement of the Cape of Good Hope, with all its deltaidelledigla,
sod the Rights and privileges held and aerated by 6141111.1n11
Government, will be cooadered as furrendered by the CledelMelt,
Lieutenant General karma, to his Britannic Majetty.
Anfwer —Agreed to. I
11. The Batavian Troops are to march with all their baggage,
arms, Re. to a place hereafter to be agreed upon, and retain every
thing, 11l well what belongs to the Rate as to individuals, and be
at liberty, either freely to difpote of the fame, or if they prefer,'
take every thing away with them.
Anfwer—The Batavian troops (hall march from their pretest'
estop within three days, or footer if convenient, with their guns,
arms, and baggage, and with all the honours of war, to Simon's
Town. They Gull retain all private property, and the officas
their Iwo& and bodes.
But their arms, creature, and all public property of every de•
(atrial, together with the Cavalry and Artillery narks, mance
delivered up. In conlideration, however, of their paint Mildir
the troops will be embarked and fent ftraight to Helloed ele in
expence of the Britt& Government, end mall Dot be essillbered as
prifoners of war, they engaging net to terve spina lide Mande
Majetty or his Allies until they have been landed in Holland.
111. The battalion of Horentot Light Infantry mall, with the
reit of the troops, march to the place to be agreed upon, and there
being dllbanded by Genital Janifens, Cull be at liberty to return
to their own Country.
Atifwer—The Hottentot Soldiers are to march to Sinson's
Town with the other Troops, after which they will be either al-
lowed to return to their ewe country, or be engaged In the Britt&
realm se they may think proper.
IV. Under this capitulation Mall be comprehended all military
men, who being wounded, have not been able to follow the
army, and have fallen into the bands of the Brides.
Anfwer—Thefe perfons being already prifooers of war, any
deciGon refpedling them belongs only to the Brttith Commander
in Chief.
V. The Officers and men belonging to the Batavian Army are
to be tubfitted at the cern= of the &hills Government, until
they are embarked.
Antwer—Agreed to.
VI. The troops (hall be tranfported to fah ports of the Ba-
tman Republic u Mall be (elated by Lieutenant General Jug.
fens.
Anfwer.—The troops, as in anfwer to the Second Article, (hall
be fent to Come port in Holland.
Art. VII. The Fick who cannot he removed with the other fid-
dlers, are to be attended at the expenee of his Britannic Malefic,
and when recovered fent to Holland.
Antwer—Agreed to.
Arc. VIII. The inhabitants of the Colony who are comm.
!tended In this Capitulation. are to enjoy the fame rights and pH.
vileges as have been granted to thofe in Cape Town, according to
the Capitulation of the rah inftant.
Antwer--Agreed to : with the exception of not quartering
troops. the country not having the fame refource as the town, and
this right having been always an appendage to the Batavian Go.
ferment.
Art. IX. The troops whilll on board Ship are to he 3CCOMMO.
dated and fed according either to the Dutch or Englith method, as
Is ninth beneficial to them.
Atifwer.—The troops when embarked, will be treated in re•
(peel as Britt th traps, when on board traaports.

H.AMN ftdialjaulltue GA be at to lend balk
a ,
mid will moos afillazips front the &lath
r•rdleg tie kiwi.
ged. to. •
3Atilf=laron of Hogendorp having expended a Veal deal of
qpoPay for the execution of agricultural plans, he (ball be rapport-
*/ by the British Government is -tarrying his plans into nen-
fton ; and the Brink Government Stall grant onto him all fuch
and priyileges as, front the public records, it than appear the
littasian Government meant to have given him
Anfwer—This Ankle mull be left entirely to the difcretion of
the future BMA Governor or Commanders:
UM this Capituletion coy thing dosibefol may occur, it
alit biro net fide confined to the benefit of the Batavian
Oo-
Allhistirrif any doubt kould mite as to any Ankle
hada Capltantion, it hall be decided according to. what
peer to be la and honourable, without any preference to dap'
party.
• Gives under oar nand& and Scala tills din day of Janke%
MO, at Hottentots Holland.
W. JANSENS,
W. C. 8/B.ESEDAD, Brig.-Gen.
Emoted in the pretence of
(Signed) I. A. Tiara".
C. *Uri a.
Ratified and confirmed in the Cagle of Good Hope, this tith
day of January, 3806.
(Signed) D. BAIRD, Ma) -GeshCon.b Odd.
HOME POPHAM, Creausodere,
Commanding !is Makfty's Naval Perm
ADmi •orrice, APRIL 7.
d clatter fnani the
liarlof hie of fit.M Vincent. IL B. Admiral and
go ChieAO inn Is the
etc to Ill'Alswileihri4 duel cis
• lib =Oltthe Monis. of Mob, Apell g, 21106.
M
of ohs Lards CommiHouwe
oms, aa a lem ri a ur liblebi ilia day received hem
W Ulber, eommaisd p gablAblegray's armed brig the
Ceffipe. 1 sat, &C.
Csiptryo hired brag, Plymouth, March jo, rtoE.
My LOrd—l have the honour to acquaint your
Lordfhip, that, eruizing in his blajefty's brig Cot..
TOTS under my command, agreeably to the orders of
Admiral cORIIWALLIS. on the 21ft of this month, we
chaced three Spinifh loggers into the port of Avillas ;
and as we had a fine commanding breeze, I deter.
mined on following them in, notwithftanding the fire
of a fig gun battery, under which they ran, but
which I confidered the Cot roes as competent to
filence. For this purpolk we prepared for anchoring
with fprings ; and, on arriving within the range of
the enemy's guns, and before our carronades could be
worked with effea, the wind died away. To draw the
fire from the brig, and in order to lofe no time in drat •
ing my °Nee, the two boats were immediately man
rued with Volunteers, and, after punting through a
heavy fire of grape from the battery, and the muf-
ketry of a party of foldiert, which had been fent on
board the veffeh to defend them, I fucceeded with fix
, men, in the headenoft boat, in boarding and carrying
them, the enemy jumping over one fide as we enter.
ed on the other; thirteen of them fell into our bands i
the fecond boat, which pulled heavy, came up after-
warde, and we fucceeded in bringing them off. Not-
withfianding the heavy fire of the enemy's battery of
twenty-four pounders, two men only received any
hurt, one of them, I am lorry to add, a dangerous
wound, though I hope not mortal.
I have felt it a duty I owe to the Ready courage
and perfeverance of the mailer, mate, and crew of
the Coiroy I, to detail to your Lordthip the circum-
ftances of this little enterprize, as they have uniform-
ly beim the fame determination in my fnpport in
other affairs the COLTOYS has been engaged in fince I
have had the honour to command them. I annex,
in the margin, for your Lordfhip'a information, the
names of the captured vends. I have, &c.
(Silefd) TIIOI4AS 0.1511.
Honourable Et. Vincent, ftc. Ace. &e.
Names of the captured edicts.
El Santa Buena Ventura. of two guns, laden with fax and !tea
Son Antonio, of two guns, laden with flax and Reel.
San Real, in balkft, and lent away with eleven prifoners.
Wounded.—Thcanas Afh, (Merely), and John Robinfoo.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
ORDN•11C11.0WIFICI, SPOIL 3.
Royal Regiment of Artillery.
Major WBllam Splay se be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Scott, de-
osekd i Brevet Maier W Miller to be Major, vice Spicer;
kleand Caplan Philp Meadows to be Captain, vice Miller ;
Fit Lisamet ti.abe Tykr to be Second Captain, eke
Mailliarta head LAentennt Frederick J. Holwonhy to be
net Ligemmega, vice Tyler. MI dated March 27, 1806.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
George blem, George Welhank, and John Pent, of Sun-court,
Threndocedirdrcet, RIAU hip and infurauce brokers, May
30, !Sop
John Barber Tuck and William Mather, of Wellingborough,
Hatrembiallowehmadicrs,chnnifts and druggifts—March
terTimms SairlisimeWilleus Hayes, of Billion, Staffordlalre,nr-
h 03, doh
Jartilt,tLittle John ftreet, Grars•lnn-tane, Middlefer,
)),weber, and John Ciarkion, of Seething-lane, London, lighter.
amift..March ss, 18°6.
;bib *Mon and Wm. Heathen', of Chorkon.row, Lancalhire,
iyaftw—March so,
Men Hope and Catharine Jones, of Liverpool, milliners and
411114.1212kCrM.MITCh 25. ,806.
John Popplewell and Thomas Styan, of Scoulard, Bull-lane,
Canon.ftrect, London, broker*—March 29, tlo6.
William White, Richard Dames, Richard Noble, and Alfred
Knight, of Gravel lane, Southwark, feed-cruthers—March
ss, OW.
Margaret Bentley, George Bentley, and Thomas Smith, of Cbel-
gakarbite lead and parrectinemanuradurers—March 15,1806.
jellift Shakes. Hyla Heiden, and Henry Clifinn Atklnfon,of Wel-
, fa, fluierdadria, Makers—Occ. as, 1803.
Jobe Stows,Thenunbene. and Henry Stone, of Briditow, Here.
tordddre, flaws sad barge owners—march it,
/obit timer* aid joteph Haworth, of Pilkineton, Lancafhire,
fpindie andut inaken—May 1,1104.
•Rilw. Hoare Abraham Bickerton, of Cullompton,Devonfhlro,
. millers and mealmen--Mareh 15.1806.
Faulkner Belt and Daniel Dench, of Cuckfield, Suffel, innkeepers,
December 25,1805•
James P. Hillary and T. W. Horder, of Stoney.ftrect, Southwark,
wine and beer merchants—June 29, tBos.
William Stable and John Randall, of Broadway, Weftminfter, tin.
detains—March 2s, tBo6.
Duncan Davidfon and Jar. Johnfon, of Birmingham, faClorr
January 29, :to&
Wm. Whittenbury and John Whittenbury, of Mancheiter, cot-
ton.dealers—May sB,
John Wade and James Royle,of Manchcfter, fadkre, hr.—March
3t. ;806.
Elizabeth Hills and Richard Mr, of Plymouth, wine merehante,
March as, 1806.
lamp Hull and George Whet. of the Maze, Southwark, furriers
and thinners—March 3t, iBo6.
William Turner, John Glover, and Charles Simpfon, of Lane.
End, Stockton-upon-Trent. Statfordthire, porcelain man ufadu-
rers, Ste—March 27, 11106.
John Gent and William Mafon, of Nottingham, curriers—April
I, 111‘36.
John Taylor, jun. and LIN Haworth, of Stockport, mulliroma-
nufafterers—March 13, 1802.
John Laing, Philip Laing, and W. Smith, of South Shields, Dur-
ham—March t , :B°6.
Chatlcs Bower and Warburton Bower, of Handford and Vt'inflow,
Chethire, cotton fpinners—March 29.
John Barber Suck and William Mather, of Wellingborough,
Northamptonfhirc, grocers, &c.—March 25,.806.
Thomas Blinkhorn, William Lee, and Joreph Beever ,of Wigan,
Laocalblre, cotton manufadurers--April 3. tfloo.

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BANKRUPTCY ramtorn.
Aril so. John Rumkr, late of Bennett Skeet. Blackfriat'i
•
Road, Rum. but sow of Mt Fleet halms, Ligadon. inerchact.
at ten, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
PhIlLOWle the younger, of Brilby, Llocolnlblre, linen diaper,
smear, *eke anal ehurnen.
ItANICRUPTS. '
IMMO litositholdles leo* late dit Sardinian, In the with
10111S11IWYilssabodig% gam, dealer and chapmsn, to fur-
-1 Mkt AHdI ss, si amid May ad, at eleven. at the Rein Deer
Mao Wentefter. Afteeeke, Mr. Bear Bream's Buildings,
Lanka or Mr. HUI, Broad greet, Worcefter.
lyres= et Medi. Olassalgantitire, lhopkeeper, dada
ini ftrwitairt4sedi May 20. at twelve, at the
Mel. Anoraks, Mr. Edward
DruM Sas.- fa BMW; or Milks. Purloin, Purnreourt,
o•Tivraemalgalma.,
et Wilbae•Cifile, Salop, tanner, April t 1,12. and
May so, at &emu Nei Odle Inn, Bithoio Cagle sforefald.
AttarMiga Mr. Sleben =lNA'''. Cattle; or Mr. Wm.
Johnftory lam Tampa,
Juan Owliatat Sri= IliorMaper, dealer and chapeau.
May t. at /PIMP hag st mow the Tuns lan, Bantry.
Attends% MAIM. ma Mode, No. p, Chantery.koe,
Imam I Grids ILlesepoyilialldk.
Maid Calaidl. at Stoadidlar, muoisuaaufaitturirr, dealer .n.l
ampari.t.n sip, 30. and May so, at eleven, at the Whi:,
bar, *rrew. Mamehefter. Anoraks, Mr. Higginhoi •
sass. at Mhasairotar-lims at Matta. Clarke and Richards,
01,11/
Man Mid, oldie amid, MlMlstaa. row, tra-darler and
ahap~s. April t 9, as, ma May so, at ass, at Guildhall—.
Adonis,. r. Lathes, Didion Commons.
April 16. John Warr aid Sand beltway, both late Brig-
Reek with al Itstibacts.liadissargadidre. Sachets, graxlirs
Ind=rees.lnds, at eight In the afternoon,
at tbedllC:hol.
THE EPANING $7 AR.

LONDON.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9.
PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONS O'CLOCK:
Gaols, for mew, 6off —for Acc. 64-omniurs 3.

The Gazette of laft night announces, that notice
has been given to the Minifters of Neutral Powers
refitting here. apprifing them that the Ems, the 1
Elbe, the Wefer, and Trave, base been put in a
Bate of blockade.
The trade of Hamburgh, Embden, Lubec, Bre-
men, add of other places which carried on their
trade through thefe channels, is thus cut off by a
meafure forced upon this country by the contemptible
imbecility of the Court of Berlin t and a leffon is
held out to future generations of the danger of inT
dependent States temporifing, when the welfare of
other nations, as well as the ultimate fecurity of their
own fubjeas, is at flake.
Pro ffia, forfooth, would be neutral ! Pru f 5 a could no;
forefee, that timid France prevail in the cuntelt with
the other Powers of Europe, Pruffia would have no
choice left but to obey the commands of the limier;
conqueror I The ultra driveller in politics—any
one, except a hackneyed Pruffian politician, might
ha's forefeen, and indeed every one elfe did forefee,
that Frnffia would become the bondTflave of Bora•
Farr, if the fuffered him to execute the projeas he
had formed againft Germany. Now, laced of re-
maining neutral, that Power is forced into attually
hoftile meafures againft this country i and, in &if-
defence, we are forced into the mature that has bees
announced.
Pruffia exifts now only in name. Pruffia has no
more influence left than Holland or Switzerland.
How arc the mighty fallen I It will be ufed as a tool
by Narozsor fo long as in its prefent form it can be
made thbfervient to his views—but not a day longer.
To injure the commerce of this country, and
thereby to dry up the refources of our Government,
is the great aim of all Bo AAAAA TE'L movements. No •
matter how many other States Puffer by the fyftem.
Indeed, the more extenfive the ruin, the more certaia
his Tway. By the very meafure which he has forced
Pruffia to adopt, he ruins the finances of that coun-
try, unhinges its government, dries up the commercial
refources of its commerce-thereby preparing it fot
any change he may have in contemplation.
How will the intelligence be received at St. Peterf-
burgh It is probable that the Duke of Baumswicz
was fent there to prepare the Emperor ALI AAAAA
for the event. But what mull be think now of the
King who embraced him at the tomb of FR IDt ttca!
The Mail for the Continent was fent off laft night
to Hnfum. Previoufly to landing it, an Officer is
to be fent on more, to afcertain whether it may be
done with fafety.

There was a report yelterday that the Batavian
Legiulature had declared their determination to have
no Sovereign of the family of Bo AAAAA vs. Nothing
can be more abfurd. The Batavian people nnufirs-
ceive any Sovereign NA►oLeoN ehufcs to impok. ,

Telegraphs are (portly to be ereaed on Tootbill.
near Romfey, and on Townhill, from whence (lanais
can be conveyed to Pnrtfdown•hill, and from thence
to London, in ten minutes.

A regulation took place, on the 4th, in the dock.
yard of Plymouth, which has given general fatif-
laftion to the quartermen. Orders cam: down for
their being paid five (billings per day d I. ing ficknefs,
and if hurt in the fervice, ten (billings per day.
The Gazette of lan night contains a Prorl rmation,
offering a reward of 3001. for the apprelienfion of
Lieutenant GIORGI RUTHRRFORD, formerly aefing
Captain of his Majefty's (hip Ternemr, he being fuf-
pelted of having murdered three of the feamen of the
fail (hip in March, 1801, at Butcher Itland, near
Bombay. A warrant for his apprehenfion has been
figned by fix Members of the Privy Council. He
made his efcape on the t 2th of latt mond:, from on
board the flag (hip at Plymouth.
Mlnday morning, Lieut. Stephens was taken by
Mr. Kaye, the Meffenger, before Lord ELLIN'S°.
I ROUGH, at his houfe in Bloomlbury-fquare, and dif-
' charged. He was hound over in a recognizance of
fool. to give evidence againft Lieutenant Rutherford,
when taken. Mr. Buroes, the furgeon, in 3001. and
the tea of the witneffet in tool. each.

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