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By Lord SHEFFIFLD.

Since the former e'dition of this work. publifhed February,
1894, nth, r mr,itatius have arifen, and addidonal fads have oc-
curred, which have greatly Mutated the Sze of the work; tho
wattle is newly arranged. and much feel matter bas been intro.
awed. The capability of the British Empire to htpply our Colo.
Mee W affect, J ; the abides of the Neutral Fins, and the Conf.,
queeers 0: their admilLou into our Well India Ports are amply dif-
cafed, and fame notice Is takeo of the Aufwers that have berm
made to the strilitures

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of 1f404114.1 TO rife re &Wirral, ne.irlf 'mac-roger.
Of SaUIfeaTICICAT HA.NOVaa.
Verde January sy.
" Since the difagers of the combined Aultrien and
itorfi.a aemie.. which led to the peace between Au.
464 and France, his lefajefly, our molt gracious
Sovereign, has employed his zealous endeavours
to [title the filmes of war, whicu every moment
threatened to over-run the Nfir:h 1 Germany, and,
particularly, the Eledforafe of Brunfwick. The date
of Loropean affair had. within a aloft period, been
totally changed, and the firii conicquence% of this
would have been the return r f a powerful French
face into the militate. of Hanover, which, with the
whole North of Germany, would loos have become
the theatre of a dentudive war, and the (solace of
oppredive impofititnia.
4. It would be unneceflary to enumerate all the
difaltrous confequences of limb a :tam. To preient
it by all viable means, as Coon as intentions di-
retied to that objed were afcertained, was, conform-
!ably to the invariable fenliuunts and principles of
iris Majelly. his Isighent with, a. well as his firit duty.
Only one method was left to ast rt the evil, without
I producing the trill greater calamity, and encounter-
ing the incalculable dangers ri a new war ; and,
under thele circumitances, the K owed it to
him-
fell, to the North of Germany, and fAcwife to the
country which he was delirrus of receiving from fet-
cher mifery, to embrace, without hetrati in, this en•
pedient, proffeicd to hi. Majelly, by the Emperor of
France.

•' It conflited in an agreement to be concluded .
with him, by which the German dominions of his
Britannic Male;ly thoold be ceded, till the decifson sof
their tate at me gederal peace, to his Majetly himfelf,
to be occupied by his troop, and habjc&ed to his ad-
minittration. This agreement has actually been con-
cluded. and has been ratified by the two high con-
trading parties.
'• His Majeily intends to addrefs an ef.p lanation to
his Britannic Majcfly hinafelf, con:titling the ne-
cellitf• and utiiiry of this arrangement, and be has
rc lion to ex..ect, from his intelligence and jullice,
that' he nil confider the preffore of rircitmitance4
,m 1 the dec.five rearm.. fur this meal r:, as jai and
j o arti4l
a Meanwhile, he has commiflioned ns to give your
7.xcelleticies informatinn of it, and to acquaint you
with the immediate confetinences of that arrange-
ment, namely, the approaching occupation of tic
Hanoverian territories by a Pttiffian army, which
will be under the orders of the General of Cavalry,
Count Schulenberg Kehuert, and with the nomina-
tion of that Nobleman to be die Cummiffary of the
Royal Adminitiration.
ri We do curfelves the honour to inclofe to your
Excellencies the parent making known this occupa-
tion, and have nothing particular to add, but the re-
peated affurance, that, in thus taking the country
tinder his proteition and admiailtref.ion, his Majefly
intends and wi:ises nothing mote ars:enily, than the
tren:y•:illity of the North of Germany, and to dire&
Adminiitration, as he declares in the patent, to
the higt eft benefit of the c tuntry and its inhabi-
tan • .

4. Ln confcquenee of the meafures which have al-
ready b:rn ad 'pled, it cannot be doubted, that the
c .unity will form be evacuated by the foreign troops
which tin:l remain in it, and, in particular, that the
French gi,rifon.of Hameln will be immediately
recalled to Fr.ince ; fn thAt it will loon be left to
be occupied and protedieJ by the King's troops
alone.

6. By the command of his Majefly, we have flill tO
fulfil the du. y of requiring, thins your Excellencies,
convinced of the benevolent intentions and fentiments
of his Majetly, will fubmit to, and ecciniefcc in, the
necetary arrangements, and the farther meafures and
_omm...ary of the
regulations of the C jar Adminiltrati n,
and the Conimiffion placed under him ; and this he
expeets, with confidence, from you. The intention
of his Majelly is to change nothing whatever in the
sntlitution of the intern4l Courts of Judicature, and
t leave you in the exercife of your tunaions t—but
merely with the appellation of Hanoverian Courts ;
as this is an inchipentiblc condition of the arrange-
ment concluded n his fide, with the Emperor of
Fiance ; fo that you (hell he lolly anfvrerable to his
Majelly hirofelf, and his C onrwtiary of Adminifire-
lion, with retina to the duties , I y. ur offices. to the
total exclufion of all foreign influence. We therefore
learnedly reqneti y.,nr Blue:I:or), to warn all Civil
Officers of the count: y, t:i AV ..iti ilie iliftsgreeabte con-
Cy:pence► which ve-uld otherwite enfue.
" We remain, Sec.
" The King of Profiles atting Privy Con-
clam of State,
(Signed) " NARDMIIIIM"
o To rho Privy Connelcora of his Britannic 111.4447,
t$ tkdtei at lir unfwiek Lumbers, at Mame

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From the LONDO4I GAZSITE• ilfred 3.

•DIMIRALTY ayrica. ♦nu. li. tRo6.

Copy of a Letter from Capt.ln John Durk, late Commander of
his Majelly's &op Favourite, to William Mort.lcn, try dated
on board the Ttio Cartel, Falmouth, AprU 8, 18::G.
Sir—l have the honour to it.clore a /ropy of my Letter to C tpt•
Maxwell, of his Maiefty's thlp Arab. I.:ving an account of the
capture of 2 French privateer by his Moiety's late !loop the fa-
vourite, under my command. I am, bit, tec.
(Signed) 10111, DAVIS.
His Majeßy's troop Favourite, off lac Trig Poogaa,
D,cember 28, 1805.
Sir—l have the honour to acquaint Ton, that, in
obedience to your orders of the 11)th intim, I pro
ceeded in his Majefly's ikon under nay command to
the Iflands des Loh, where I was informed that the
privateer you fent me in purfuit of was at anchor in
the river of Pongas.- I immediately fhaped a caurfe
fur that place ; and, when within a few leagues of
it. two fail were difcovered, which Mr. Vitzvom (who
volunteered to be our pilot) affirmed were veffela
which had been captured by her. Conceiving it to
be my duty. I intiantly made all fail, and gave chacc
to them. Owing to the fhallownefs of the water,
and incorreftnefs of the charts, we did not reach the
entrance of the river till this afternoon, when we dif-
covered- the privateer under fail, and working out.
She allowed us to approach within half gun flint,
when fhe attempted to get away. I immediately com-
menced a fire from the bow guns, which Eton induced
i
her to (horten fail, and, t my furprife, h:eil athwart,
and rake us. I did n *mole to altar the (hip's
entitle, becaufe it woul ...... prevented my getting
fo near as I intended r but, when within our own
length, I lulled tip, and gave her our broadfide.—
The Captain had the temetity to continue engaging
na for twenty minutes, which colt him and ten
others their lives, and twenty-five men badly wound-
ed ; whilft I am happy to fay, that Lieut. ODLUM,
of the Royal African Corps (a paffenger.) is the
only perfon hurt on board of us, and he is !lightly
wounded. On taking poffeflion, (be proved to be le
General Blanchard privateer, mounting fixteen guns,
and manned with one hundred and thirty French and
Spaniards. I cannot do fufficient jullice to the zeal
and perfeverance displayed by Lieutenants PARSONS
and INGRAM, Mr. SwiDY, the mailer, as well as all
the other officers, (cameo, and marines under my
command, in a tedious Chace of three dar, obliged,
principally, to fweep and tow the (hip, where we had
never more than three fathoms water; and regret
very fincercly that their bravery and good conduft
was not diredled againft a veffel of greater force. I
have the honour to be; dec. (Signed) JOkIII oasis.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR OFFICE, APRIL 12.
Ift Regiment of Life Guards—John Bedlam, Gent. robe Cornet
and Sub-Lieutenant, by purchafe, vice Savage, promoted.
2 ft Regiment of Dragnoto—Lieutenant Thomas Oliver Anderfon
to be Captain of a Troop, by purchafe, vice Craven. who mime.
Bth Regiment of Light Dragoons—Andrew Johnson, Gent to
be Cornet, without purchafe, vice Burgoyne, promoted in the
'loth Light Dragoons
28th Ditto—Cornet Arthur Githin Creagh,from the 3d Dragoons,
to he Lieutenant, without parasite.
25th Ditto Captain George Made!, from the 34th Foot, to be
Captain of •Troop, vice Ryves, who exchanges.
Coldßreant Regiment of Foot Guarda—Lieutenant James Vigor.
Harvey, front the 4th Foot, to be EuGen, without purchafe,
vice Doyle, promoted In the aft Ganifon Battalion.
gd Regiment of Foot Guards—Robert Hetketh, Gent. tobe Entign
by purthafe. vice Mailer, promoted.
4th Regiment of Foot--Holpitoi•inateWilliamKettlr, to be AlTef•
cant Surgeon. vice Mefliter, promoted in the 26th F,,,,t:
28th Ditto—Lleutenant C. H. Smith, from the Goth Foot, to be
Captain of a COMpany, vice Graham, deceafed.
9 To be Lieutenant., without mother&
Ennio Arthur Bernard: vise Strang, deetared.
' !alp John Brown, vice Hutton, deetafed.
Fnfin lobo Aiken, vice Andrew., deceafed.
En flgn Willlarn M•Donald, vice Malone, whore appointment has
been cancelled.
To be Enfigns.
.....—.—• Janis, Gent. vice Benton!.
Edmond Staepoole, Gent. vice Brown.
Love Hiatt, Gent. vice Aiken.

z9th Ditto— Robertfon, Oent. to be Enfign, erkboat put.
chafe, Tice Smith, promoted in COL Bathes Regiment.

Seth Ditto—forego Cornelius Dennehy to be Litutenant, with-
out purcbde, vice Adams, appointed to the a7th Light Dra-
goons. and William Ogle Wallis Ogle, Gent. to be Earl, vice
Dennehy.
26th DittoAfattant Surgeon Henry Writer from the 4th Foot,
to be Surgeon, vice Dewar. dcceafed.
3oth Ditto—Enfign John Selwyn. and Enfign Hinton Ealte, to be
Lieutenants, without putchafe.
34th Ditto—Captain Peter Thomas Ryves, from the asth Light
Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, vice lAanfel, who cl-
amors.
43d Ditto—Enfign Richards to be Lieutenant, without put-
chafe, vice Wilmot. who has reLgned, and James Pollock, Gent.
to be Putigu. vice Richards.
47th Ditto—. Peter Loughran, Gent. to be Enfigni by purchafe,
vice Burton, promoted.
ISesh Ditto--Ctsarie. Stiels, Gent. to be Enfign, without purchafe.
vice Lomax, who refigns. and Robert Taylor Rayne.. Era. to
he Paymafter (Odic 4th Battalion, vice difmiffvd.
66th Ditto—Lieutenant John Elks', from the 3d Garrifon Batta-
lion, to be Lieutenant, vice Sht phcatd, who exchanger.
79th Regiment of Font.

To be Captains Si Companies, without perehafe--Lieutenants
Nei! Campbell, Nathaniel Cameron, and Ewen Csmrron.
To be lieutenante—Enlign Wiliam Cameron, vice Campbell;
Ecllis).Cameron vice N. Cameron, anti Enflgn Kenneth Ca-
meros, vice E. Cameron.
't be 2114119... Cameron. Gent. vice W. Cameron; J.
Mockan, Gent. vice J. Cameron ; Cameron, Gent. vice
L Cameron.
Ilyth Mts.-Lieutenant Luke Gardiner Cowell', from the ad
Welt India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Murray, who ex-
changes.
EllthDiteolinfpital•Mste Arthur Stewart to be AiLflant-Sur-
sess,vice Earned...lr, who refigns.
llgth Ditto--InGro William Moore eurch.rll to he Lieutenant,
without porthole. 'vice Widen, promoted ; Pair William
Ehodoek to be Lieutenant. without I,urchafe, vies (Melly. sp.
pointed to the nth Royal V. teran battalion; Charlie Gamper.
Crest to h, Eufign, vice Aurelian; John Dillon Crater, Gent.
to be lawn. vice Slecrlnck.
g tit Ditto--I....fien William heMfahori to be Lieutenant, without
lamellae, vice Trutt:. promored in Major General Rainlay'e
Regiment Andrew Mlachlon, Gent to he Enbyn. vice

111•Tdalton.
93 th Ditto--Horphal Mate Jamb Mitten to be Al UR Surgeon,
vice Reade,ium Hided.
aft Weft Indi Reglroent—,john Franck Burke, Eft to be Pay.
Rafter, vice Stretch, acct.' fa.
sd Ditto —Lieutenant PIMP Murray, from the Syth Foot, to be
Lieutenant, vice Cowell, who esebanges.
The King's German Legion.
Artillery ...Major Rottiger, of the Foot Artillery, to be
Major et the liorfe Artillery, with temporary Ranh. vie.
' Ludowies, who reigns; Captain Mint H trusting to he Major
f the Fuot Artillery, with temporary Rank, vice Router;
Captain Autunite Sympher to be Captain of • troop, with tem-
porary Rank, vice Wrtmansi ; Second Captain Anthony
Tiding to he Capin of a Company, with temporary Rank, Wes
i„iympbcr • Lieutenant Charks de Rettbers to be Second Cap-
t with h'temporary Rar vke Titling.
Gatrifon Battalion—Captain Witham Hope Shackerly, from
tte atb Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, i
vice Rowe,dezeafed ; Licutcnant Sbepheard, from the
b6tb Foot, tole 1.16111028.11 t, %ice kifey, who exchange t. I

7th Royal Veteran Battalion—Q4tarter Matter James Finlay. from
the Co,..iitteam Regiment of toot Guards, to be Lieutenant.
BARRACKS. _

.......
David Hay. i• fq.latr Captain-Lieutenant In the s3cl Foot, to be a
Deputy Barrack-Matter in Great Britain.
tR Regiment of the Royal Bat India Volunteers—EnGgn Hcnry
Wadd to be Lieutenant, vice Lloyd, who reigns ; Robert
Frost, Gest to be tiolign, vice Wadd.

11L11OS•11DC11.

Ideutenart Henry S. Cranturd, of the loth Regiment of Foot,
who was fuperfcded in the Gazette of the Bth 'vbs./J.oa in
rue, it ar;:zrli.: that he il3 prifoner in France.
Folio John Laing, of the ad Wax, who was fuperfeded in the
Gazette othe sth inftant, is reinftated in hi. rank.
Lila t oat to the Gazette of the Mb May t 8.35.
37th Foot.
Far Richard CI eSaN, Gent. to be Enfian, without pnrehafe, vice
Rift, prnmoted,
Read Richard Grulraos, Cent to be Etifign,without gni:chafe, vice
Rift. promoted.
CommOlion in the Royal Eaft Regiment of Middle.
fez Militia, figned by his Majefty.
Captain Thomas Abraham to be Adjutant, vice Otter, appointed
to the College at Marlow. Dated January 29, titan.
Commiffion in the Loyal Southwark Volunteers,
figoed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Surrey.
Thome% Gowland. Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. Dated March
17, itic6.
Cominiffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of Aber.
deenthire—Aberdour Company of the Fraferburgh
Battalion of Volunteer Infantry.
Lieutenant William Leak to be Captain, vice Leftie, reigned:
Fong° James billett to be Lieutenant, vice Utile, promoted.
Dated March zB, a 806.
Commillion in the Worcelierfbire Militia, figoed by
the Lord Lieutenant.

Thomas Preftage, Gent. to be EnOgo. Dated April 2, 1806.
Commiffions in the Norfolk Militia figned by the
Lord Lieutenant.—Wefiern Regiment.
&met Efq. to be Captain, vice Bevan, refigaed. Dated
March to, 18.26.
Eanern Regiment.
Adjutaut Junck to be Captain, by Brevet. Dated as above.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Thomas Barker and William Kirby, of Kingfton-aeon Hun,
bricklayers and plalfterers--April s, 1806.
Thomas Brewer and William Boldface, of Bandon, Sidles, mil-

lers—March sit, 1806.
John Boafe, Jahn Tweotyman, and R. Roope, leather fellers--
March 3, 18c6.
William Patty, Thomas Butts, J. Irving, and William Froggatt,
wholefale perfumer.—March so, 806.
John Cliff and Jolhua Peat, of Leilter Dyke, Bradford, York-
ildre. fel: Wing and fulling millers—March 4.1E06.
I afpa r Waring, of Ahe ant, Spain, and James Waring, of London,'
ITICITII3nR—AuguII 35, tltos.
Benj. C. .Valwyn and Jofeph Dclafons, of Bull and Mauth•ltreet,
wine and brandy merchants —March 15,1806.
Charles Hickfon, James Adam, and ThoniasSorbera,of Runcorn,
merchants, &e,—Feb. as, 1806.
James Adam and Thomas Sothern, of Runcorn,merehants, &c.—
April a, t San.
E. S. Neale, N. Turner, and E. Neale, of Norwich, &awl and
cotton manufaaurers—February rs. 'BO6.
John Greenfield and Edmund Greenfield, of Byworth, Sem,
wheelwrightt—March a, 1806.
Thomas Mucous and Jofeph Wilfon, of Fat Retford, Notting-
hamfhire, whalebone cutters—July t 6, ace.
James Swann and Thomas Williams, of Redditeb.Woreefterfhire,
needle and fills book makers—Member 31, 1804.
John Gent and William Mafon, of Nottingham, carriers and
h,ther cutters—April I, *Sof.
George tisilers, Charles Sellers, asidThomm Girdley, of Kingllon
upon-Huil, brewers—Gcliober a, 'Us.
Thuma. Pickering, Samuel Pickering, and Samuel Algal, of U.
verpool--April 806.
Junes J.icohs and simnel Thnrnpfon, of Skipton, Yorkfitire, prin-
ter., &e.-.Auguit to, xBos.
BANKRUPTS.

Jofeph pylon, of Clarendonlquare, Somers Town, Middlefez,
Marl, dcalrr and chaoman, to furrendrr April 19,26, at eleven,
and May 24. at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Re.
thcrford, Bartholomew Clore.
Thomas Mitchell, of Lawrence Pountney-hilt,Canon-ftrcet, Lon-
don, merchant, (carrying on Diann' under the firm of Thomas
Mitchell and Co.) April 19, 26, and May 24, at ten, at Guild-
hall, London. Attorney, Mr. P. U. Williams, Attain Friars.
Edmund Ack 2rttunn, of New Broad-ftrect Mews, London, mer•
chant, dealer and ehapman, (trading under the firma Thicffen,
Ackermann and Co.) April 19, 26, and May 24, at eleven at
Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Walton, Girdles' hall, ia-
finghall-ftreet.
John Pearfun, now or late of Pudley, in the county of York, clo-
thier, dealer and charm's, April 33 and May 1, at the 8U...•
Head, Bradford, Yorklire, and May 24, at the Talbot Inn,
Bradford. Attornies, Mars. Hannan and Bentley, Bradford,
or Mr. Evans,Thavies Inn, London.
Jofeph Hawkins, of Alb neat Campley, Suffolk, milky, maltfter,
dealer and ckapman, April st, at four. az, and May 24, at ten,
at the Crown ion, franilblbam, Suffolk. Attornies, I`.lelfrs.
l'ourk, Palmer, and Pugh, No. 3, Gray'alnn-fquarc, London ;
or Mr. Pulliam, Woodbridge, Suffolk.
Jona s Yates, of Cleckheaton, Bi teal I,Y ork th ire, fhopkeeper, dealer
and chimes, May 9, to, at ten, at the hiack Bull Inn, Birftall,
and May 24, at ten, at the Nag's Head lon, in Cleckheaton.
AttOTlliCl, Mr. Bettye, Birftall; or Mr. Batt)e, Chancery-lane,
London.

Roh;rtl4att, of Poulton In the Fylde, Lancathire, dealer and
chapman, A Aril sp. 30, and May 24, at See, at the King's Arms,
Laneafter. Attomies, Mars. Dowblgght and Sharp, Lan.

Nathanßult, or Rotherfleld Peppard, near Henley, Gsfordthlre,
April In, 16,.rnd May 24, at ten, at Guildhall, London
—Attorney, Mr. Henry Carpenter, rlo. 31, Bafinghall•thcet,
London.

john Smith, of Wolverhampton, Stafford(hire, holier, dealer and
chapman, April ty, at fix, 18, and May as, at ten, at the Bell
inn, Derby. Attornf es, Mr. Edward Biddle, of Wolverbamp-
too ; or Meffra Rob, Hall am! Refs, Bofwell court, London.
Robert Barrett, of Higb-ltreet, Southwark, Surrey, linen draper,
April rc, ad, and May :4, at ten, at Guildhall, London. At-
torney, Mr. James Ncwbon, of Wardrobe Terrace, Blacifrlar's
Church. . .

Jam—esFlowes, of Firth-Hoag-MM. near Ripponden, in the pa-
rifh of Yorldhlrc, count, (plotter, dealer and Chapman,
April 28, 30, and May 24. at eleven, at the Star inn, Mancini.-
ter Atturnles,Meflts. Johnfon and Batley, Manchefter.
Richard Watwood, of Brad, maltfter, April 28, 29, and May
34, at ekven, at the White Lion inn. Broad-itreet,
A ttornlcs, Maffei. Edmunds and San. Exchequer Office of Pleas,
Lincohi's Inn. London ; or Meffrs. Leman, Blind.
Jahn French. of Cl.epftow, Monmouthihire, thopkeeper, dealer
and Chapman, April 25, 26, and May 24, at eleven, at the
Rummer tavern, Brittol: Afterlife', Mr James, No. 12, Gray's
Inn fquare, London ; or Mr John Conlin), Briltol.
Booker, of Clanfleld, Oxfordfhire, tailor and falefman,
April 23. MC and May 24, at eleven, at the Staple Hall Inn
Witney, Oxfordfhire. Attorney, Mr Charles Tomes, Oxford:
DIVIDENDS.
April 31. Dix mope and Charles B'oye, of Bolton, Lincolnfhlre,'
lis,en drapers and copartners ht trade, at ten, at the Peacock
Inn, Bohai.
. . . . .

April is. John Slayenaker, of Rederols-ltreet, Londun, tallow-
dandles, at up, at Guildball..

April 22. George Jams, of New Bond-ftrest, Middlcfez, gold-
fmith and Jeweller, at twelve, at Guildhall.
April 22. William Flinders, of Bolton, LAncolnrhire, ironmonger,
at ten, at the Peacock Inn, Borten.
April 22. David Evans, of Southampton. court. Southampton-row,
Middkfcs, linen•draper. at ten, at Guildhall.
April 23. John Tunniclif and Mores Tunniclitf, late of Mudd.
field, Chcfhire. button and twig manufatturers, and copartners,
at eleven, at the Old Angel Irn, Macclesfield.
April a 6. John Lane, Thomas Frazer, and Thomas Boylftun, late
of Nitholas.lane, London, merchants and copartners, at ten, at

Guildhall
' April 26. Charles Oibortre, of Wapping•Qrcet, parilh or St. John,
Wapping, Mrddlefez, Curium and apothecary, at twelve, at
Ooildh.6.
April a 6. John It rryes, of Clapham-Road, Surrey, tfeller and
publliker, at twelve, at Guildhall.
April 26. Jollah Peacock and Cornelius Gill, of London, merchants
and partners, at twelves at Guildhall.