Star.
London, England, 1806-03-12 00:00:00

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Beams, MAICH I.—AConvention has been con-
eluded between Pruffia and France, by which our
Sovereign cedes to France Neufchatel and Valingene
to Bavaria Anfpach ; and to the Archduke Ferdinand
Cleves.
The Marquis Locchefini will fat out on his return
to Paris the day after to•morrow.

GERM4XT.
Nasal. Fra 22.—Count ST AD lOM 0V84181158,
for Foreign Affairs, has freqoent conferences with
the Ruffian and Englith Ministers.
It has been notified to the writhes of this city that
his Majefiy has refolved to place it, et the end of this
month, entirely on the peice.eflablifbment.
• We learn that the Imperial army is about to be
diminifhed by the difmiffion of the 6th battalion of
every regiment of infantry, and of the 4th &villein of
every regiment of cavalry.
Nye astaaao, Fes. al.—The French troops have
now entered the principality of Anfpach, to take
poffeffion of it for the King of Bavaria. To•day, 1830
med. moll of them light infantry, and 150 of the fa-
coact regiment of holears under the command of the
General of Davifion Drouet, arrived at Forth. and to-
morrow tOOO men will be quartered in the neighbour-
ing villages. General Dumoulin, with a divition of
troops, is at Langenfen. Yefterday afternoon a
French regiment of infantry, from the army of Ge-
neral Bernadotte, entered Schwabach, and in the
evening Tome waggons, with convalefcents, arrived at
the fuburbs of Goftenrof.. Oa the entrance of thefe
troops, Marfhal Bernadotte publifhed the proclama-
tion infected in our paper of yefterday.
FRANK FORT, Fasauaev 22.—The Hungarian GB2-
zettes Rate, that a war has broken out in Bofnia t all
the Chriftians ellablifhed in that province have re.
volted againll the Turks. Their neighbours, the
Montenegrins and Herzogovins, have followed the
example, and have joined the Bofnians to fuccnur the
Seririans. According to, the left accounts, a confi-
dirable body of Montenegrins and Herzngnvins had
entered Banns and made a great (laughter among
the Turks polled upon the Drina, whofe numbers
increafe daily. There is no more Paid of an incurfinn
by Pafwan Oglu : this is generally funiofed to have
been a report fpread by the garden's of Belgrade,'
The Pasha of that place and his Lieutenant have
been teL at large. but under the expels condition of
taking no part in the prefent difturbanees. The city
of Semlin is perfealy fecured againft the Turks :
three companies of Burghers, being organized, do
duty with the military. For the better fecurity of
the place, a battalion of the regiment of Jellachich is'
expelled. Similar meafures have been taken for the
fecurity of the Danube and the Save. Three gallies
defend there two rivers.—According to the news from
Turkey reported in the Vienna Gazette of February
is. the Porte is collating a confiderable body of
troops in the environs of Saint Sophia, who are to
render the expedition against the Scientist a deeifive
meafure. Confiderable numbers are alto affembling
in the vicinity of Bender and Ilinail.—.-Moakeur. -
There hue been new comfit in Egypt, between
the Beys and the Turkifh troops fent againft them by
the Kaimaean. A large body of Albanians, not
having received any pay for tome time, have afro
gone over to the Beys. Sims the taking of Medina,
the Wababis have made further progrefs; they excite
alarm sit Mecca, and have made themfelves mailers
of Gedda.--Ibid.
FIB& UMW 45.....-The war deparalleallas
ordered all the regiments to be filled up. " A great
number of recruits are to lie maid in Bofnia and the
tax Gallicias, thefe provinces having (offered little
by the war. The Hungarian corps are atfo to be
completed in that country and in Tranfylvania.--:bid.
Lowe& Etas, Fe satiate is remarked. that
the colleges of adminifiration its Hanover fill ftyle
themfelves Eleeoral, and ufk the fame fell as during
the period the French were in poffelfion of the Elec-
torate.
We are tamed that Bremen is in the hands of the
Pruffians. The troops that have entered that city
cnnfift of the regiment of Prince Ferdinand, and an
unknown battalion commanded by General Tfcham-
mer.—Haorkai Coward.

PRLUMENTART PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, MARCH tr.
too's B.
Their Lordthipt, purfuant to the Order of the Day, refd►tid
into a Committecof Privileges, Lord Willingham in the Char.
The condderadon of the claim of Lady H. Eitagerakl to the
above Barony, was refutned, and Mr. Adam, leading Caudell for
the Claimant, was heard at rune length in reply.
The Committee then deferred the farther conlideration of the
cafe till "fhurfday, and the Houferefumed.
After prayers were read,
Lord AUCKLAND moved, That the Report of tbe
Committees, appointed to fearch for precedents, relative to 'the
pradice of the Haire, in cafes of Impeachment for High Crimes
and Mlldemeanors, made to the Hoare on the 17th of April,
a 79t, be rc-printed ;" which was ordered accordingly.
The Bills upon the Table were forwarded iu their repettive
Rages.
LIABILITT OF WITNISSIS.

The Order of the Day being read, for their Lord-
(hips going into a Committee on the Bill to declare
the law with refpea to witnefres being liable to an-
(wet-, the Houle accordingly refolved into the fame,
Lord WaHingham in the Chair.
The enafting Claufe being arrived at,
The LORD CHANCELLOR propofed one or
two (port amendments ; the fird was, to omit, after
the words " to accurc himfelf, or to expofe him to,"
the word "any," and to infer', after the words
" penalty or forfeiture," the words " of. any nature
whatfoever." On the qiieftion being put—
Earl STANHOPE rofe, and expreffed his till-ap-
probation of the Bill befare the Committee, as a de•
claratory AFt. He exprefred his hope that, by fob-
fequeut Legiflative provifions, (hould the prefent Bill
be ?Aid, his Noble Friend would guard againft the

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anifchieft. which might atilt from fuch a .
On this ground, however, he could not a\
inF forward and objelting to the Bill as it du
ancr endeavouring to induce their Lordfhips
it of its declaratory charaCter. He was !rade
principle of Bills of that defcription, whicr
thought, fhould never be palled by the Leginat
except in very extreme cafes. The occation wh,
he alluded to was, for inftance, a violation df
principle of the Conditution, fuch a cafe as was re
lured to in the preamble of the Bbl of Rights, &c.
and fuch was the cafe of the excellent Bill declara.

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tory of the law refpeeting libels. propofed by a Right
Honourable Member of the other Houfe of Parlia.
ment. On that occasion; hi. Noble and Learned
Frieod near, him (the Chancellor),• deferved the
thanks of the country . he did not mean for his con-
duet with refpea to the Bill alluded to, but for what
he had fo nobly done to affect sad to uphold the
Conflitutional power of Juries. Except on fomr
great occasion of the kind, he never approved of a 1
declaratory Bill. It was an engine by which a great
deal of irnifchief might be done ; through it the law
of the land might he overturned, by its declaring
that to be law, which was not law. The Noble Earl
in adverting, as an hypothetical cafe, to the return of
Members of Parliament, through the influence of
wealthy or powerful individuals, recited the anecdote
of a late Noble Lord, who obtained, the place he
wilhed for, from the then Prime Minifler (we believe
the late Vifeount Falmouth, and the late Right Ho-
nourable Henry Pelham), by threatening -him, in
cafe of a refufal, with the defedlion of his own fop.
port in one Houfe, and that of his friends in the
other. His brief and pithy anfwers to the arguments
and reprefentations of the Minifler, were. " There
are feven of us ! There are feven of us I Remember
there are fevers of us !" Continuing hi. obfervations
againft a declaratory Bill, he hated, that an *dual
majority of the great lawyers of the country were of
fuch an opinion as to explode the neceffity of fuch a
Bill as the prefent. He adverted to Come opinions
given by the late Lord Mansfield. and one of. theft. ,
the cafe which gave rife to that recorded obfervation iii
of his Lordthip to the then Mr. Dunning—" If that
be law, I'll burn my books."' He adierted to the
ellablifhed compellability of pawnbrokers to give
evidence. and addoied Tome reafions why hurfe deal.
ers thould be confidered in the fame light. He liked
not the idea of the prefent Bill pang, to the immi-
nent rifk of that which he propofed ; but, with a
view of In far obviating the inconvenience to be ap-
prehended, it would be better to pars his Bill in the
firft inftance Ta kersd). He adverted to fame fur-
ther cafes. which, be conceived, tended to Chew the •
probable inconveniences of pahEng fuch a Bill as the
prefent. He was, he obferved, very flout in his °Fir
nions upon thole points ; he bad read more AEU of
Parliament than perhaps molt lawyers, having pew
rufed all thole from Magna Charts down to lbws* •
fifteen years back.' HisLora:hip, towards the cob:
clefion of his addrefs, adverted to fume farther cafsea,
one of which, hating it hypothetically, from the
contingency of technical incorreanefs in his *rawer,
an individual might be deftituted of his means ssc
fupport. He repeated his hope, that the inrotunr
niences which may wrife from filch a conlirolhoskits
the law, would be guarded againft by ideqtrabrk.
giflative Provifiousi
" The' LORD CHAbicI'ALLOR .iltcpnede it,
wouldbe,better, bad his N.Frited.puepo the
'difcuffion of bis own Bill. idltietie gees 90, heaf
fore the Honk, as se that *outtived . . -eider
td
part of his, oblervations what !pitied. 414
altojedier Arove. on fuch asijeWariciis eteAWA/tei
fent, of his Noble *hod referring to the, antbanbee
of dead Judges, as well astbeliving.• •A% in all edge'
of the kind,•the lam mall •be decided bt the ailed
Judges of the time. There were' cafes In !ore:oc.
pradlice, in which it Cattail may, allomiblyaderary
his opinions by a reference to wow of former leis's*
but, on fuch an oceafion a poll ifdeforta, es well Sr
living lumhserim of elm fier,iiTlie I% distribmbet fltitek
of the living, who may be' of ii filkstlery ',isles, ;ins
a tioftrlise to which be could wilt, 6 80alibIlla
ceedings would tend evestenallp ce &eerier* withal*,
judicial font:lions of that•ffbefei•• lb proppfition, time
the law was fo taken frorn the very )(going of jhe'
Br WU% conftitist ion, to die incrut* "mnparfas, well Adis •
the hid neysfailcqiud of. Tmt.hter MIAMI bitaktn WEL
the mauls if ehofe"apprrinted -to deileer it; but ippelk
iin the way his Noble Friend eppeeted Inclined W.
iadopi, would be as tibjettiOnahle ae a. poll ef. departs
Peers, with rapigi",tia deCiftons in that Houre—eks
leash). Adverting to the objeltiotts 'galled the Bill
Weir, he obferved, that in fuch a cafe as it applied to.
a declaratory alt wilt more peculiarly nec.effary. that
is, where doubts caviled; as, if fuch did not cilia,
there would be no neceffity of declaring what the law
wast
Earl STANHOPE fhortly ?poke in explanation.
He then adverted to the language of the Bill, with,
refpeft to the term " Lords Spiritual and Temporal.".
Thefe defcriptions, his Loral? teemed to think.
ought to be reverfed, not only in the prefent, but in
future Bills, inafmuch as Lord. Temporal, meaning
(as we underftood the Noble Earl) Princes of tha•
Blood,. Members of that Houfe, had precedence of the
very foremoft of the Spiritual Peers, namely, the
Archbilhop of Canterbury.
Lord AUCKLAND deprecated any alteration of
the kind, without the Julien and moll mature con fide-
ration ; deeming it far preferable to abide by the
uniform pradice of Parliament, and to follow the ex-
ample of our anceftors in fuch cafes.
The queftion was then put, on an amendment as
propofed by Earl Stanhope, tending to do away the
area of the declaratory part of the Bill, but which
was negatived by the Committee.
Their Lordfhips then agreed to the amendments
propofed by the Lord Chancellor, after which the
Houle refumed, and ordered the Report to be received

to-morrow.
Earl STANHOPE moved, " that the Bill for the
spore effatual Difeovery of Truth (and apparently;
as if through inadvertence, proceeded no farther with
the title of his Bill, which created a laugh), be lead a
fecond time to-morrow."
On the quellion being put, that the Bill for the
more effectual Dilcovery of Truth from Witneffes, be
read a fecond time to-morrow, it was ordered accor•
dingly; and an adjournment immediately took place.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Alderman COMBE prefented a Petition from the Commit.-
fionrra for improving the Yon of Loudon —Acfctred to a COCCI-
Watt.

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Tat CATltoctcs. , ...s.
, lila lioliourable Mr. DILLON gulf Prot a
fortye, whith he faid, be felt to be nitlty in the
of his dmy. In doing fo, therefelve, it could
hot be fupr4r...... hammed by tiny idle curio.
Op!. Its it. trs which had gone
'loud that i pimp 4 bad taken place
&storm thole who had fthenerly foppnrted the clahis
el the Citholies ai to dyi iispediency of or is thee
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have acquitfced in
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Lq."pointo faros I BM cookerned hi ibis qsedion,
whenever i. softies coder difentdos, I Salt be per-
WHY' teadg to *Me ity opinien, and all I think
iseceffary to fajsoss sty future conduit, is to refer
to -Sottslideratiot of sopall. I Cannot, hob/ever,
befitatt to late, thak* any Gentleman were to .fk
way adriee aato theloopriety of bringing forward
the Cathulie.Claiim 0 merest, I Should recommend
I. to take into eosfiderasbro the profpea of faeces,
Sad the grater probability, of amending this year.
or the nest I' at the fame rim Ishtar is mind the if.
fee of !aft Year's &Mullion. In the part which I
• to,olt upon that• necafionl I was afluated by the
drongell fen& of duty--bar at prefent I do not feel
nay obliged to fay any thing more upon the fubjeft.
Mr. DILLON was induced to put the queßion he
had fubmitted. in confequence of tumours; and he
believed, that to put a queflion to Minifiers, upon
fuck a ground, was net unprecedented. He re.
membered, indeed.lbe• Honourable Gentleman him-
fell
The SPEAKiIo t,ealled the Hoo. Member to
order. as there we've queilion before the Houfe.
1111,1 A MIT.
Lord OSSULSTONE, purfnant to his notice, rnfe
to fubmit hit, motion to the Houle, " for an account
of the debt of the Elia India Company in India,
from 1794 to the lateß period, fpeeifying the terms
on which the feveral loans had been made, and the
dates, and when and where they had been made pay-
able." The Noble Lord prefaced his motion, by
dating at Tome length the rcafons that induced him
to beft it forward, and the necellity there was of
Isvedigating every fubjeEt connated with India, with
s view to mime the wealth and profperity of the
UMW. On the quellion being put,
• Lord MORPETH Rated, that it was the wifh of
the Board of Conticul, to grant every information
that might be deemed neceffary, to afford every fa-
cility for the inveßiga lion of this important ftibje&.
It was his intention, if his Noble Friend would with.
draw his motion, to move, in a few days, for an ac-
count, diming the amount of the Indian debt at the
literal Prefideneies to the lateß period, dillinguilhing
bonds from other debts i alfo dillingoifhtng the
claffes, and !hewing the amount of the obligations.—
This account would anfwer the pupae of his Noble
Friend. It was at prefent in polfeffion of the Gentle.
men who were employed in preparing the India ac-
counts, which circumllance prevented him from pro-
ducing it earlier.
Lord OSSULSTONE confented to a ithdraw his

1110110 ft, and after a few words front Mr. Fronds and
Lord Foliation, the niothasi. was withdriwn accor
(tingly.
• , IllAjt.ll 0? IINUITPORI. •
Mr. PAUL, purfuant to notice, rote to move for
copies of a treaty, concluded between Lord Lake
and the Rajah of Bhurtpnre, and of feveral letters
which paired between the Mat quis of Wadley and
Lord Lake, Arc. relative to that treaty, and the fnb-
fequent ,war Ishii the Rajah of Bbnrtpore. The
Honourable Gentleman felt himfelf placed in tome
mbarraltment by the difeufGon that had taken place
laR. He had never (appofed that he was the only
securer of Lord Wellefiey, but the declaration of an
Honourable Gentleman (Mr. Johnlione) laft night,
that he did not with to offend or hurt the feelings ot
Lord Wellefley. left him in that awkward Rimini's.
He had imagined that that Honourable Gentleman
bad felt an union with him on the (übje& Mt. P.
then difclaimed any bias or per fonal enmity againa
the Marquis, and endeavoured at Dome length to prove,
that the war option the Rajah of Bhurtpore was, on
the part of Marquis Wellefley, a war of blood, yen.
ponce. and extermination.
On the quellion being put on the fit ft motion,
Lord TEMPLE lamented, that when papers were
moved for with a view to a charge wind filch a
man as the Marquis Wellefley, the Honourable Gen-
tleman had not examined them thoroughly. The
papers ought to have been fuffered to (peak for them.
laves. Whenever they fhoold be laid before the
Houle, be would undertake to fay they would prove
the reverft of what the Honourable Gentleman had
Rated. They would prove, that fo far from profe-
toting a war of vengeance, blood, or extermination,
agairill the Rajah of Bhurtpore, Marquis Wadley
had ailed with tendernefs and moderation towards
that Chief. The Noble Lord then adverted to the
intercepted corrapondence, which ellablillted the
treachery of that Rajah, at the fame time Rating the
benefailions of the Bata Government in India
wards him. That war could not be a war of van.
glance or extermination, which, as foon as the Rajah
began to return to a fenfe of his error, had led to a
treaty of peace in Feb. 1804, that left him in polleffion
of all his antecedent potTelfions.
Mr. JOHNSTONE rofr, left it lbould be foppof.
ed that the Honourable Gentleman had been induced
by his conduit or advice to bring forward his propo.
fitions ; when, in fain, be had diffuaded him from
doing fo. on the ground of inexy. He had
even dlanaded that Honourable t tan from be.
coming a candidate for the borough which he refire-
fenced. He had hanfelf abnained from making any
motion on the lubjea of the Nabob of Oude, becanfe
having been many years attached to the perfon and
family of that Princei he doubted his own impetti-
ality ; and becaufe, although he knew that he was
able to prove that Prince's wrongs, he doubted his
power to enforce his rights. The hatement which
the Mule had jaR heard from the Noble Lord futfi-
cientlY evinced the treachery of the Rajah of Bhurt-
pore. But what policy was that which could Whet
the GoVermoknt of India to enter into a treaty of
guarantee with a man who had exhibited Rich mani-
fold proofs of perjury
Mr. HILEY ADDINGTON (aid. that as the
Honourable mover. in anticipating the contents of
the papers for which he moved, had made his offer-
lions pretty Rordily, he was not forty to hear from
his Noble Friend (Lord Temple) affeitions of a con
teary satire at flordily and at leaß as 'validly deli-
vered. He mull allow that the Hon. Mover had had
the candour to diltribute among the Members of the
Board of Controul, a number of papers refpedlog
which he moved ; but from the great mars of them,
they had not bad time to profit by this candour. He
fhould, however, individually. as an huMble Meas-
lier of the Board of Comroul, fay, that he .faw no
objeitions to granting the papers ; his private feel-
ings would rather iodate him tb feeond the Motion
than to oppofe it, for he felt convinced, that when
the papers were produced; thy would exhibit a
great Many amiable qualities in the chorale* df
Lord Wellefley, which many Gentlemen were then
unwilling to gibe him credit for. They would thew,
that to this eery Rajah he had exercifed an extraor-
dinary forbearance, and an unexampled moderation.
Without Meaning to oppofe the motion, he fbould
jug obferve, that be doubted whether a fofficlent
Parliamentary ground had been &Signed for n. It
did not appear to him proper, that any Member
fhould move for a volt mars of papeti metelj to
fifh out fume enure of complaint which they did
not know of before. As for the dechiration of hof-
tilitiei again* the Rajah, no fuck paper did atilt :
there never was a declaration of holtilitiei, but the
war began by the cannon of the fort of Deeg firing
upon the Ili itifb army, and protesting the retreat of
.Holkar. It was at a time when the Rajah was wtit.
Mg the molt friendly letters to Lord Willefiey, and
fayiog in the Orion& am, • make me happy by your
Letters,' that he was confpiring with the enemies of
the Company, to expel the Britint from India. Nothing
would be more demountable and unequivocal than
the perfidy of this Rajah. whom the Hon. Mover
now extolled fo highly. As foon as we had met a
difafter under Colonel Mallon, faithlefs Prince
chore that moment not only to violate his treaties,
but to confpire the utter denruition of that power
for which he profeffed fo much friendlbip, and to
which he owed fo much obligation. The manner in
which die Governor General gained information of
his treachery was mon unquellionable. A confiden-
tial agent of his at Maturab fief informed the Britifh
Refident of it, and about a week afterwards a valet!
was taken, with the corretpondence, which went to
the whole extent that had been nated. Notwith-
[landing this certain information of the treachery of
this Prince, Lord Welleney was Rill inclined to im-
pute it to intriguers and evil advifers, and did not give
dirations to go to war with him for above eight
months afterwards, and not until actual holtilities
bad been committed on the part of that Prince againft
our troops, who were purfuing Holker in the neigh-
bourhood of the Fort of Decg. He concluded by
declaring, that in his opinion, no blame could at.
each to Lord Wellefley for the failure of the treaty
which he had made, and to which, doubtlefs, he
wifbed to adhere.
Mr. WELLESLEY POLE declared timfelf de-
termined to take no part in the difeuffion ot this im•
portant fubjeit ; he would, however, once mere re-
queft the Honourable Gentleman to (late the nature
of the papers for which he had given notice that he
would move on Friday, and on which he had expel

fedf iotetiiinn a forming sundiar c arge spina
Marquis Welleaer. .
Mr, PAUL, after basing intimated that his for.
mar nefufal to explain proceeded from the mode in
which the queltion had been put to him, raid, that
the papers for which he meant to move on Friday,
related to the &inure and affumption of territory by
Marquis Wellefley, in the province of Surat.
Mr. Paul's motions were then feverally put and
agreed to.

THE lIVE,NING S7AR.

LONDON.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH Is.
PRICE OF STOCKU THIS DAY AT ONR4rquock:
Could', for moacy. 6011—for April dolt'''.
Excheq. EN/le, utprint.
PRICE OF STOC YESTERDAY.
3 were. Conf. 59t3 ImF. 3 per Cent 5914
5 per Cent. Nettlmp. Ann. 91 IS. 16
5 per Cent. 1797 Eselseti Bala 1111 r at. pr.
falls Bonds to. pram CouE for ace. spit' 6o

The following communication was feat yefterday
afritnoon td the Loeb MATO& :
ADMIRALTY, MARCH at.
" My Lipid-6one accounts having been received, which led
" to a forpicion that the Ditch ace might have filled from the
" on the 6th MIL I think It right to Worm your Lortlftilp
• that ft appears by intelligence, received this day from Vice Ad-
" mind Douglas, that his Msjcfty's frigme Flora meandered
▪ Met pert on the the ytk Mit when the Rips of the enemy wwe
a hen lying in the iiku Dkp
■ I ins, my Lard, Our Lordale,
molt obedient and moll humble fardot,
The Lord Mayor. " C. or iv.
" &imam-Houk, March ii, IEO6, half pail three o'cl,sk.
(A true Copy) JAMS UAW, Mayor."

The Hamburgh Mail due on Sunday let arrived
this morning. We hate alto received Paris journals
to the 3d, and Dutch to the 7th Whine.
The Bamberg Gazette contains the following Racc-
oon--
" By the larel Convention between France and
Pruffia. the Eleflor of He& takes the title of King
of the Cacti but cedes for it—t. To Pruffia, that
part of the county of Schauenborg belonging to
Here. with the baillivricks Veebt, Freudenberg, and
Auerfberg I a. To Ditoftadt, Hanau, with the
county and bailliwick of Schwaienfels a but obtains
in return, t. From Pruffia, the Billioptick of Pa.
derborn a. Froth Dannfladt. the whole Duchy of
Weftphilia, is k received it in its full clean tome
years Bite, t farther frotis Davenfladt. all the poffet
Ronsin Witteravii .3. The county of liter t betides,
4. The Whole principality of Waldeck, except the
Spa, and county of Pyrthoist; which Pruffiasobtains ;
5. The counties of Sayn, kiohenfteint
Berlebeigh, &c."'
Ih the occupation of Anfpieli, the tenitori of
Nuremberg has been relpeeedly the French.
By letters from oar Correfpeindent it Hamburgh
we learn that the incorporation of Hanover` with
Oral has Canted a great fentiition in that city; as
they are tneieby kd to expect Rill farther changes.—
The general ii,prehenlion Teems to be that the French
will occupy the whole north coal!, and filo the
Sabred igainft the tiade of Britain. It is even Paid
that all Swedifh Pomerania and Meeklenbing will be
given to Prutla, Bamberg to Duke MscaLaasuaon
Schwesis, and Bayreuth to Duke Mseassiontom
Svasivri.
•
One of the Silt Hoares in Hamburgh writes us,
that by letterireceiied thete from Krlingen and Nu-
remberg, jute before the Mail wis fent off, they had
received inforination that Nuremberg and. its whole
territory are now occupied by the French. He auto
us this information IS authentic, and adds. or• it is
eipeded that Bayreuth willfoon &ire the fame fate,
and that the Whole will be added. as well as Anfpach,
to the kingdom of Bavaria."
The Mortiine of the sd contains a long account of
the troubles Which ;eleven in the Turkilh provinces.
It teems to dwell with peculiar &dead/ion upon the,
finspeom, of diffolution in the PORTS.

. Adtniral Lord Kstrtt has returned to the Downs,
fo that it would appear no apprehenfions are enter-
tained by out gallant Admirals, of the Dutch force.
Yefterday the Duke of YORIC held a public day at
his Office in the Honk Guards, and gave audiences
to a number of Officers of difiimition.
It is fitted in a morning paper that the Earl of
LAUDIRDALS is underftond to be fixed on to go to
India, as Governor General of India.
The Eleftion for the City of Waterford clofed on
Friday lel, when Mr. At.cocz refigned, and Sir
JOHN NIWPOIT was confequently unanimoufly re-
defied.

Earl Spasms a is tidied Mailer of the Trinity Houle
Company, in the room of the late Mr. PITT.
On Thurfday laft a Court was held at the Char-
ter-houfe, to elett a Governor in the room of the
late Right Hon. WILLIAM PITT. The Loan CRAW.
mums. and Mr. Fox were pat in nomination, when
the latter was eleeled without a divilion.

Yellerday the Board of Agriculture voted their
Gold Medal to THOMAS WILLIAM COKB,Efq. for his
extenfive and fuccefsful mode of irrigation, by which
he has converted a track of unprofitable boggy land in
Norfolk, into found rnd excellent water-meadows.
The two gold medals, annually Oven by the Chan-
cellor of the Univerfity of Cambridge, for the bell
proficients in Clalical Literature, were on Thurfday
lad adjudged—the firft to Mr. hi:Tonic', B. A. of
P--nbroke-hall ; the other to Mr. HUSTLIA, B. A. of
'l'rinity College.—The former Gentleman received
his education in Chrill's Hofpital a another of whofe '
fcholars lair year ohrained one of the Came prizes.
A Ilili, it teems, is to he brought into Parliament,
1,,r leave to build a bridge over the Thames at Latu•
bear.

1

lOACTICAL !MTIiLLIGENCE.

• .
tIIFIRPOOL, MARCH LG.—Extra& of a letter rt.:-
Cipt. tassel, of the Expedition, to the Genets ia
this Town, dated Bait Road, ryth Nov. teas.—'• 1
have the mortification to inform you that Crib I flur
Fatory is blown up. and that Capt. Dye ACK, Capt.
Fazio setactrato, and his Door (offend in the ex•
plo fine."
PLYNOUTII, MARCH to.—Came in the PLANTA-
,
crest., of 74 guns, from the Channel Fleet, which
the left in a gale of wind; PH/nate, of 36 Frans, fr.. 11
Lilbon; RIIIOLOY1011•1R14 of }o, Presarire, of 77.
41.PRIN•at, of tB, and the LADY WALLAH, of 1..;.,
from a cruise. . .
PORTRMOUTH, MARCH t.—The HIECRNIA awl
VILLA DI Peals have dropped down to St. Helen',.
The Maas has alto unmonred, and it is expeeed they
will Gil to rnorrow.—Sailed the Cumin' hired armi-J
cutter, Lieutenant Bailee, on a cruise.—Wi.id
Northerly.
De•a, Mates. ti.—Sailed the Doan gun lug "ft
a ;mice. Pat back the Xoq.art man,of war, Rig:it
Hon. Admiral Lord KEITH, and remains in the Downs
with the reft of the !hips as per Salt, and feveral out-
ward bound veffels.—Wind N.N.W.
.• . PROM LLOYD'[ LIST.
ORATZSZNO, MARCII ll.P2lred by the Meet. Well
the Commerce, Walker, from Dublin. Soiled the Jslow Leer,
for DiPtEle r ofothel Prnfpera, Jam, tar Hansborgb ; Phenix,
Dorm, foe Selman I Swallow, Kerr, for Gibraltar ; Albion, Sin-
blame, for Donduica ; Canadian,. Shadfortb, far Demerara ; Clio
linguron, for Tobaeas ; Enterprise, Ratherford; NM the Rs&
Irdsb, Melville, fur ilamburrils..
CAPTURES BT THE FRENCH.
(From the Journal du Commerce.)
Pta. L-•-The Courier Arta Manche privateer, teetered as
the 4th loft. and earned to Perna Dear LanDeorL a Tell of aso
tons, from Jamaica. The lane, Tolman, from Brldport to Lon-
don. anived at Calder ith init. prise to the Voldicur privateer,
captured after an adlioo lo wields Captain Tolman was killed.
ra —Tbe G.aetul Perigees privateer is arrived at St.
Maloe's with two ?NM prises, ona.aeon the other 0300 COW,
Laden wttb lupe, cc ffe:, remooewood.&c.
Fee. a t —TIP brie Concord, Ohre% In Whit, strived at Of
9th loft. prise to the Profper privateer.
FAB 190-lie ElTlial brig Hannah,liowle, of too tons, armed
with e. 6 guns, from Liverpool to Africa, arrived in Camara Roads
I lath Ink prize to the Hosiery tile privateer. L'Etolk privateer
of Boulogne, captured on the t-tb loft the Yowl Edward, For-
' fsiti. and the John and Amy. Creesoo, from Neweaßle to Parer.
mouth and the Friends Adventure, from Sundertand to Shore.
ban t the former it arrived at Calais, and the two latter at Ora-
'ethics ..
Fes. as —The Phokborns,Thorettor, from Sunderland to Do-
ver, prise to the Voldtenr privateer ; the Seder, Shields, Irma
Sunderland to Portfmnot b, prize to FEtnile privateer, 'relied, at
Calais r 7th Init. The brigs Adlive and the Pamlico% from Sum
&nand, 4rrived at Dunkirk tsth intt. prizes to the Orand Napo-
leon privateer.
• Pew sa.,:t he Recipe...cite privateer captured the Mb oaf. the
Dolphin, Hielloe, from Yarmouth to BriitoL •
Wino Caua.--Yellerclay the Whig Club held a .41
Meeting at the London Tavern, when his Grace the ,
Duke of NOM FOLK was in the Chair. The day was • ,„1
(pent with the utmoft conviviality. The Noble Duke, )1
after the regular twills of the day, prefaced the herhß
of Mr. Fox with a fhort and elegant fpeech, in wl i.h
he laid that at ad times and in every fituation they q.
had' found him, and he was fine they would find
him, the fame honeft and inflexible friend of free-
dom: He therefore propofed the health of Charles
James Fox, which was received with the warroeft
marks of love and . veneration. The Noble Duke
hued, that he nndertlood Mr. Fox bad been de-
tained by bufinefs in the Hoofe of Commons front
attending them, as it was his intention to the lot
moment to do.
Lord HOLLAND propofed the health of his Grace
the 'Duke of Norfolk, as the conflant and invariable
friend of the principles upon which that Club was
eftablithed, and which was received with the mak
cordial tetlimonies of refperft. His Grace thanked
them for their kind approbation of his conduit.
Mr. Alderman Comas propofed the health of that
exalted perfon who, at the facrifice of perfonal cafe,
land under knolls indifpofition, had undertakes the
Adminifiration of Ireland, fmm no motive but that
Fof the good of the Country—the Duke of Bedford. -
It was drank with' the molt lively approbation. •
The health of Lord Holismd was propofed by Ma-
Nr SYMMON,, and drank with enthnfiafm. The
oble Lord returned his thanks in a fhort (path, in
which he sawed them, that he &odd ever perfevere
in the conduit which had recommended him to their
approbation.
The Noble Duke then gave the City of London,
and its molt dithingoi(hed Whigs—Mr. Alderman
Combe, Mr. Waithman, Re. who both returned
thanks ; and he afterwards gave Mr. Sheridan, Mr.
Grey, the Hon. William Matile, Mr Madocks, Ma-
jor Symmons, Mr. William Smith, and other leading
patriots. The next Meeting was fixed to be at the
Free Mafons Tavern, when Lord Hoteawo will be
in the chair.
FONSItAL or JANIS BARRY, ESQ..—As a jaft and
honourable mark of attention to the memory of the
late JAMAS Baaav, Efq. who planned and completed
thole excellent and extenfive Paintings which decorate
the Great Room of the Society of Arts, Mimetic-
tures, and Commerce, in the Adelphi l and, as a
tribute of refpee, the Society's Great Room will be
prep tred in a proper manner to receive the corpfe, the
day previoufly to the interment, which will be at St.
Paul's Cathedral, on Friday morning next, in a vault
by the fide of the late Sir Jose ua ROA MOLDS. Many
of the Noblemen and Gentlemen, Members of the
Society, mean to attend as pall-bearers and mourner.
on this folemn occafion. We undeiftand that the
Great Room in the Adelphi is not intended for the
admiffion of the Public in general, but only for the
Members of the Society and their friends.

COSA Excrfawoa, MaRK-LANK, MARCH ts.—This
day the frith arrivals of Wheat are few, but the fup-
plies on hand are confiderable • the trade is very
heavy of Cale, and hardly fetches lel prices—feve-
cal cargoes from Scotland, and Flour likewde —BAr-
ley in great plenty, and heavy of tale—MAltalfo—la
Peas or Beans little alteration—New Tick Beans 245.
to 355. per qr.—Oats are in tolerable plenty, and are
not quoted cheaper—Fine, for feed, at about 36a.
Flour fcarcely maintains the quotation.

OCNRRAL CUIIISNLY At e
Wheal. 43$ 56$ 70 V.'" 9s. Grey Peek O. 3se
Fine Ditto, Its 72. 6d BUM., (old) go• sp
Rye, 3;4 40S cd Tick Ditto 43a. 48, 01 •
Harter, :6' 311 od Oats. sys eye 21e.
Malt, Ms 67. od Poland limo 29:30$ od
Wbite Pak, 34$ 40$ 04 Rape Seed, 311 40 per UR.
MC, Or //1.01711.
line Floor 60$ to 635. Um* jss to 60$ ps ice.


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Maido it.

LORD CHAMRRbAIHrs OfptCß, MARCH 11.
Vetlces for the Court's ;Moabite. Mourning no *fhurKlay
he 13th lull. for the bte Pratt of Damtuta, sod alto for the
re Mateme rf Anfraeh,liit.
The Ladies to wear Week filk, fringed or 'plain linen, white
loves, necklaces, and car riots, Idack or white ilmea, fans, and
Sppets.
Unlefm•—Whlt or Grey lute firing+. tabbict or damatk%
The Oentlenien to wear black full trinuncd. frtinznd or plain
linen, black (word. Ind buckle&
Undrefa—Grey (rocks.
The Court to change ?et:Analog on Thatfilay, the aoth in-
lint. sir.
& to wear black filk or eels. t, coloured ribbon, fans,
• 0 tiggets ; ne pl,iu wl.ite, or white ;.talgt.dal, or white atut
dl-
• tr 11 It•ith black ribbons.
'1 sic tioniensol to wear black coma, :Jul black or plain white,
rr traite awl gold, or whit. and Myer fluff waificoats, full trim-
ttoored Prop...Nand bur klu.
And uo Sunday the 13.1 hat. the Court to go out of mourning.
WI.ITIIIALL. MARCH N.
The King hat In co *area to Kraut the digoify of a Ramo of
tl•e United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland to tae Right
lionoloable William Brabazon Pnetfoull. and the ttelr• male of big
oily, lawsuit), begotten. by the name, Ryle. and title of liaten
l'onfoulay, of lii olllly, it the Comity. of Coils.

• ADM: °Filet!. MIIItCIi TO.
Copy of a 'emir I tom Admit"' Montagne, Commander in Chief
tit hi. Majetty's Ships and Veirels at Porebtiouth, to William
Malden, t fq. dated the yik WE.
Ely—.l beg you win be pltafial to lay before the Lords eintnr.
f emerged else Admiralty the iiienfed letter from Lieut. Shiels, of
the Forward gun reiTLI, acquainting me of his Weir.* fallen in
with and captain' the E anemic French lugger pile:wee, wit Dun.
flag. 1 bast the hweriur to se, &c• (Sigindj ono. atoll: ACV'.
His Silajtity's Gun brig Foreword, at-Sot. Feb. 7.
Sir--1 beg leave 10 inform you, that at 3A. M.
Purinr.fe. bearing N. E. by E. fix or (even league!,
we kit in with a French bagger privateer. which,
after a Chace of half an hour, and a fhort firing, we
captured. She proves to be the Rancirne, of Cher-
bourg. Captain Fotuor t nut of Cherbourg twelve
bouts, but had taken nothing. She is pierced fur i a
guns, had only (o:remounted, with Nitre's and (mall
arms. Tyro of rbe'enemy are wounded, oue dange-
ronfly. i have the honour to be, &c.
nwe 14 (Signed) man. SH I I LS.
..'
''"':)-ant.rrAity PROMOTIONS.
wataeOrSlCS. MAUCH 8.
rh Ptnti,iirrt of Dragoon Guido—comet 0,0 Honourable Au.
girßat• Cm zoo to he 1.14:nu-tient, without narchafe
aft Biala/scot of Dragootis--Cinott George Griyby colic Lieute•
count, without inarckfe, vice Meiotic-ad, foot-tinted ; Charles
Inter, Gent to be Cornet, vice Grier,. . .
.11 Regiment of Fort —.Samuel Wright, Gem. to be Enka, by
puwehaft. vice Waldt, motored. . .. •
Little Ditts--Limiteriant Gannett Rpm/. front the leak Foote",
be Lieutenant, without pundsafe, vice Davnit,proauweyd la lbe
este, Foot.
ggShiDittotitLietotimant William Turner to be Adjutant, eke
Juliek, who refigne.
gyth then-.. Philip O'Reilly, Ceti. to he !align, by probate,
vice Goodall. promoted
ISM 'lwo—Frederick Arroftrong. Gent. to he Enka, without
par,bafe, vice Edmund AnnErsog, who ri bins.
sytti Woo— Heiler Strawy. Gent. to be Er.hget;by parade, vlot
ettiletevr, who retires; Akaander Napier Fintilater, Gent. to
bakilapa: without petwebiate. vice Doolen, promoted.
• Melt dattu--Caprein Henry Charles /idward Vermin Graham.
from the tjth Light Dragoon", to be Captain of a Company,
without purchde. vice Savage, promoted. .
&Id Ditto-- amain Dennie Quin lobe Major, without purehafe,
vita Ediute, rim...tett; lieutenant Lantana° to be Captain oi
a Calumny. vice Qpin ; Tidlgis Audrew Deb to be Lieutenant.
vice Landman I Robert Kerr, Goa. to he Eaten, by purcsafe,
Vice Montgomery. who retires; Thomas Swaytie, Gent. to be
Dfro.whhoor perchafc, "fee Deft.
/
43511Ditto—tilibsory.Bemb, Gent. to be Eaten, by purchafe, vice
Tyldos. ravlan4o-
- I.li rsectrLiestarnatit Charles Tither Bono°, from the 6th Dia.
. $Ollllll. to be Captain of el:enspry, vice Le 0, yteOreeafed.
47th Iliftd—FMlgn Hairy Doyle to be Lieutenant. without pur-
chaie, vim Frakr, arpointed :nth,: 77th Foot; Niels/Dike Ohre.
sin's; Gene to be Enftgo. vice Doyle.
jeitli Ditto-•-J. Carroll, GeuL to be Enfige, untbout ,
• Flrtilefe•
vice awing, who refigni
33d Vitt()- Lieutenant John m.c.ao to he Gatti& 14 Com.
panf, vice Well rill. (trended; Enfign Jain& Utelke to be
Lica/meat, win isliCalkall; Robert Ihomasi Greene, Gent. to
• be Earl. vice Giulia.
-040 DituattLieuttnaut JoiephOtway front the lath Foot, to be
Pimps:ant, without purchale, vice M'Dormen, promoted in the
Nat
Sot I.6ltWedign it-- Devitt to he Lieutenant, without port
aids stortiewion, foperieded t andNatima Tipton, Goat to
X' ' .10:9AZt. —a.• •. • Fry Lae to im Liratertaat wittoot porthole,
2 .61 dittes.Vlce Era wli, &veered; David
• a`'" . Mat lb NM Iliaiand Wave &Mean, Gent
dent, Mk . -7:: - L . :.
' .. asdkal# Xg.ps,dElilbs 67th Foe,
, . Gra it, viaser,
6 • 61111.1Williana • Oastlie lialign,
Om fad. tk. stpologninec bps net
taken place.
SoellNsti-olthell Craven. One to be Infigur, widest pareksfe,
ifinanspfon, pawns' in afar 434 loot.
• $S It Ittol-itentenaot John Webb, from the Seth Foot, to be
. enant, without purdah, vice Jackie°, appointed to the ad
Royal Veteran Bottalloa.
Istia Disii-•AllitanteSuglein David Derry, from the Louth Mi-
. disia, to be Mrsitaut Surpeoo, .viee Radford, appointed to the
Royal Waggon Train.
S9th Ditto—Lieutenant Rohert Gilley linden to be Captain of a
Company, vim Simplon &leafed ; ASRant Surgeon John Rice,
from the 39th Foot, to be Surgeon.
pith Ditio-t-Querter•Mafter.Scrjeaut Thomas Cur,g, from the
09th Font, to he (tuner-Matter, vice Mathew, who refigne.
sth Well India Regiment—Lieutenant Maurice Blake, from 'tali
pay of the pritl Foot, to be Linn:mix, vice Dunbar, who ex-
changes.
.1*
lita ptiasseral Champagne a Regiment—Lion:mane Win. Virgo
to .
liie
Fief Lkutemuit; William Webiter, Gent. so be Second
I. utentht,Withion purchafe ; J. Wilithis, Gent. to be Second
Licuteriast, without purchafe.
Major General Ramfay's fVgiment.
To be Piet LlCUtilliati, widiout purebste—James Fullerton.
Aviator' Sequin., end P. larri:{e, Gents.
etilotlei &Alia s Regiment.
To be Captains oi Companies, without yurchafe—Lieutenants I
Arthur. liddillane, Jones F. Robertron, and (hot 0 1%100,
from the g srh loot ; and William Thwaltes• from the j t ft Foot
To It Firil Licusenants—Eallges Edward Smith and George la
gram, from the tmla Foot,: awl lat. Tarte. from the froth Non
'in tic Second 4 icutenaussit-Will'oort Black, J. Hillman, M.
Wake. and J. Waite, Gents.
To be Adjutant. with dl: rank of eil Lles•enant-J. Corner, Gent.
"lobe Qtertio-641aRet-T3tiontaa 'raptor, Gent.
To bis Borepon—AZiant-Surpr9p V. Moffatt, from the Sift Foot.
std GartffqnEattalion—Licutensat George Levick, from the gall
Pont, tarbs.l.icurenant, vtze itree,s7rointell to the utth Foot.
Rust Faftiladia Volvatetra....j.igutegynt.cokmd tit %mem
-: &rifle,. Mart-to be Caroni of the Scoontßegintent, vies big
Flagg Inglis, whom igris. Major Gone Wood:ord ThelluffiLti
to be LieldonauttCofonci, Vice Sir William ilt,Scy.
reswria A N Byre. •
• iere rigU, tfillso of Itrtnait Lieutenant Colonel Nathaniel K:.t.
min, c sl. Reglnsebt of F•er, to fined in the Gazette or the
2 2.1 of jtitle, I Sol, bag not taken Nies; an alio his Brevet appoint-
ments t i be Moja and Lieutmatit Culoaciin the Army, a. Rated
iu the Gazettes oft jtb Nov. sBO4, and nth Jan, slioj.
I .ir roman Henry S. Cra:Lierd. of the Goth Regiment of Foot, is
faperfctled.heing thick without leave.
ILINATPI In the Gazette of Align& tikf.
jtft Fost—nor Lieutenant Edward liawkthaw to be Captain of
•Co mangy, without packfe,•ice Kielansgo,i,p,..,/,*4 , .
FL id. I. •ot t &sward Hawkfhaw to be Cap•ato of a Company,
w ii kat machete, vite /Ethane, wile whom if. a Li formed ail i cy.

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Dingenet °frit!, MAIGH J.
Royal Regiment of Artillery. ,
Gentlemea Cadets Chad,' Dalton to be Second Lieutinsivies
H promoted ; James It. Bruce to be ditto, vice upe;
promoted ; George W. Croke to he ditto, vies W. Pantwissni
pro‘nutol. Dated March 1, 1806.
Sleacil 7.—Corps Of Royal Artillery Drivers.
Charles Janice. i:4. to be Major. natal March s, act. •
Ccommiinon in the Aflitead Volunteer Infantry, tip-
ecl by Lord Teigt.mouth, vice Lieutenant of the
County of Surrey.
Lieut. swot William Sadliere Bruere to be Captain, vice Munro,
reigned. Dated Feb. 50,1806.
Coatinitfions ligned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Lincoln.
Spilfby and Burgh Volunteer Infantry.
JoiloGol, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Jan. 13, 1/h.6.
Lincoln Volunter Infantry.
Ihrohmin Whall, Gent. to be Lieutenant; Charles Curtois and
Chanel Hayward, Gents. to be Enigns. Dated Ed/. 17
Commiffions in the Royal South Lincoln Militia,
ligned by the Lord Lieutenant.
Frederick Deboan, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Feb to, dot.
Ahea%all 'rite, Gent. to be Enfign. D.tcd Jan. to. tBo6.
Commiilion in theCaithnefilbire Militia, figned by the
Lord Lieutenant.
Ales Roliertrun, Gent. to be Euligu, vice Henderion, promoted.
Dated February I, :Sob.
Lnveden Viihirrezt F!fantry.
William Dolby, Erg to be Captain. Dated Feb. t. 7,1806.
C million ligned by the I.ieurenant of Itiveniefs.
John WI/oral& o. Borrodlie, Erg. to to Deputy Lieutenant.—
Dated January att, tBo6
Commiffions in the Tower Hamlets Militia, figntd
' by the Lord Lieutenant. Dated Fcb 25, 1806.
2d Royal‘Regitnent.
Enfgn Henry Evan, to be Lieutenant, vice John William Cowing-
. ban, deceafed. andTbomas 800. Jackron, Geut. to be tnign,
vice Evtiti., promoted.
Commillions ligned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Ayr.
zd Regiment of Ayrlhire Volunteer Infantry.
Ift Battalion.
Lieutenant Allan Dunn to be Captain, vice Wyllie, reigned.—
Dated February so, tlrot.
Lieutenant Jolla feller to be ditto, vice Bell, appointed Adjutant,
Dated February 24, 18c6.
Enfign Fergus Hathurn to be Lieutenant, vice Dunn, promoted...'
Dated Feleuary 20. a get.
Eaten James Duetaldron to be Lieutenant, vice Teter, promoted.
Dated Febniary se, tBo6.
Adam Gray, Gent to be Imago, vice Hatboro, promoted. petal
February 20. tilet.
Wittin Bone, Gent to he Enka, vice Donsidfoe, promoselloa
Dated Fainter, se. 1806.
CommilEons in the Norfolk Militia, finned by the
• Lord Lieutenant.—Eaßern Regiment.
Maud 14111, dent. to be Benign. Dated Feb. 17, all*. •
Weller n Regiment..
Henry Morley, Mo. to be Car.abt, vice 'l•oak,
re 41.4
Derentler $7, tPos.
linage Murk, (g. to be ditto, lee Betsey, irellgpl4.• 361110,
February 8, IS t,.
• Commiffiuns fignest by Ise Lord- Lienteitaitli
• County of Banff.—Batiff Volunteer Itihiatfy. ).
' PIA Lieut.:Ent George Indaell to be. Captain, via John Sall*
ruligned; Second Liatitenaut James Wright to be Unit I icons-
rant, sad James Komi* Gant. to be Semliki Lteitallidalwa
bawd *vault th. 11102.
Wel•OrtlCl, 1141,1101 11. q orgi
Royal Regiment of Hoek Guards.
• Major join Mley to be Lieutenant Coto •by" oneellate, ;la
Smjtiuo, who mires; Captain Thomas AtOodie.oo blldAtal&
vice Fcy; Aieueenaut lolv, Hint to be Captalta of.; Telly,
vice Atheri.e; Ctroet Claw viceitre.• •-1
Commit ions in the -sle Battalion of Cartnartheofhire
Volunteer infantry. ligoed by the Lotd Lieute-
nant of ?he County of Cirmarihen.
&dip /Marti Jana to be Licatesant. vice Prim. rained t John
Gold,. VA .be Zudgu, els kiward Jaws, prooweeda-a
Dated February tq, tires . .
CuMnliaions in the M (drum Battalion of Volunteer
Infantry, fired by the Lord Liwitenant.
Enigni John Ingram to he Ustionmois, wet I. Donna, ligned;
George Robioim, Gent. to be t nign, vies logiam,,pripatoted.
Dated February as, aso6.
Commillinns ligned by the Lord Lieutenant •of the
County of Middlefax.—Royal Wellothilker Regi;
ment of Middlefez Militia.
Robert Suow, Erg. to be Captain. Dated January 7. 1806.
Cbarle. Staples, Erg. to be Captain. Dated February 1;
A them? Metry,,Owit. to be Lieutenant ;:WilliamiCapel, Gent.
to lie Erten Dated January a 3, 'Boo.
Richard Fills. Gent to be F.nlles. Dated JaMulry 15, 1806.
Wilil•o3 RUG, 00114 to be Ditto. Dated Janine? s 7,
Royal Etta Middlelex
Ti.ornas Coornbe,Gent. to be Lieuteniut. Dated Ferintary t. itot.
Jobn'Tbornton, Gent. to be Dew. Doled February a, 'apt, ,;
tkorge Munro, Qom to be Ditto. Doted February 9, 466.
se. Andrew and St. George's Volunteers
Obi Blues Gent to be Boer, Oa:Torn*, 'Yenned t 4. Afilflont
&now James Taylor to be anew, vies Twice, Oast:da—
-1 Dated December it, tlog.
Loyal Hamptlesd Volunteers.
Lianwan-Colonet Cartwright to be Lieutenant. Colonel.,
maniesola vice floricil. reigned Dated January at, 1836.
Royal York Mazy la-Bonne Volunteers.
Lieutenant James Virgo Donn to be Captain, vice Mks, re.
ggebetl.Dated January at, tBc6.
Commiffions ligned by the_Leird Lieutenant of the

Counts of Woreeffer.
Thomas Mayan, Efq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Dated January
17, lac&
Worcefferfhire Militia.
Robert Danbury King, Gent. to be Eulign. Dated Pebnaary 19,
:Son.
Commi(lion in the Tower Hamlets Militia, figned by
the Lard Lieutenant. Dated March 7, 1806.
tit Royal Raciasent-I.ewisSapio, Gent, to be Enfign.
PARTNERSHIPS DISOLVED.
Derwin Omterod and Iyhn Or,uuod, Fount of Roirasdale,
Lancafhire, January t,
Henry Jatklim and lobo fackfort. of Liverpool. Feb T.:B:4S.
Chain Heath, John Heath, and James Meath, of Eatt Tsigna
south, Ihip•bullders, and timber merchants, January at, 104.
John Brookbanit and John H.r.vkiwell, of York, palate's, Fe-
Weary is,
I • Jofeph Peel. Kase Anderron, Jan. W. Whateley.Edward &nap.
fon, Stephens Simpfoes, William Oiltry, and Charles Simpfon. of
'Ehrmingham, ealieomianufact (Cu far as relates to Jofeph
Pe.l), rebruary tS, ,5.6.
William Eudden, Thomas Plfher, and H.nry Pr finch, whole.
fak gestates. of Priday•Rrect, Inotban,/ta far as retum to '1,:b0•
mat oie.er), December 14, 430 t. •
John Wrigley sod James Muirof Stiircoat, Yorkihirr, woollen
and cotton merchants, March a, tBob.
Wm Cook and Jatnn Hill, of Northumberland•ftrect, Mary-
-I'4:tonne-Rae. t, pkutesera. March 3. 1806
101111 Bran'by and foists Kepner, bookbinders and Itadoners,
of Ipftv*.ch. February 27, 1806.
Ch irks Taverner and JorephChefhlre, plumbers, painters, and
..f Camberwell. Sarre'', February s, 'Sod.
Sarah LLlcr, lVllliam Robii‘tou, I .uey RoLkdon. William Held(
fall, Hannah Horsfalt and Mary Aim Lifter, of Halitar, York•
Shire, me, ern and drapers, Fehrunry 27, (Soft.
Jdrph Brwalhesd, jam. and Jogai* Eroadbcad, of Shear/IL
'roars and matinee% Febniary 28, sBc4.
fobs Bridges. William Well,,usd W. W. Simpfou,jun. of Mal.
don, common brewers, March 5, 'Sod.
Earnaby Dunn and William Jobnfon.of Canterbury repair. and
Bhad Thinned of Southwark, coal and corn dealers, February 28,
stoker Digsrles. jun. and' Jofeph Dilutes, of Liverpool, iron-
mongers, January 29, 1806.
John Heel soil William Leefons of Dermondky, Synth coal
dealers, jammay 3., 0;4

iletajthilten% ettr:rfts,iL.l3llgi
la Un
allißiliffilliitha •Hamleck, of gratiltioroagh
YoliOlaire, wine modiania, February a?, a 116.
"Wes Parker arrilligapflitill 11, of Gargravr and Graffington.
liferlcasirc, cotton nem November t 7, sB.l.
Geingc Antall a Philip Oro*, of Wsadridge, saint, tan.
'Bank Banter,/ 49,1150d.'. .. • - -
sail/alms Rattialkedidieliailiollll.6 of Leirafter, hollers, No
Winne!,' 14 .
George Metalfon anajoimAn Nicholfon, of Bithopwcarniouth,
tailor+, it arth 4, 406.
G. David sad ildkalla Von Irk"' lace mprchallb, March 7,
/8,6. ...,. 'l.'. i .41 43.1 ,rs • : ) .I'. • I''
James MAW OW Ch•liMaillkilLunPadh Midaldkril and
ita:ioners, Maftelkso, 006 ' •
Thomas thandien, Thomas Cr. Jen. and James Hunt,
of Biabronk and Somodby, Li ' and city of Lincoln,
dealers in rabbits add rabbit aim, IParoary at 2634.• i • ••
John Walton and Jotepb bone, ardfakeichl, eloalimakleanb,
Fsbraary a, 1806.
Joto, Baker, Cob. Parry, and Chula 'Elkins. of laretrivi..
E, and venetian hat manundturers, March 6, 18:6.
Janes &Ma and Luke Mingo, of Wigan, Lanuainc, USE
mannfaaanza, March 7, alto&
BANKRUPTCY FINLAROF.D. 1t5L..;....._ir..
April sr. Therm Beaky and Francis Owen, lap at ,
London, win. and brandy merchants, d glen, ddipil". litli
partners, at ten. . Guildhall.
April as. Henry Richard Collar!, of Sentland.ydril,Vaoreetirgoi.
ftrect, Adelad, Middietcx, coal merchant andAlleilr, it tackle
GOWN&
Match at. William Griffin, late of Great Statiandtrect, Cleans.
wdl, cabinet- maker, at ten, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTS.
Drage Atlantan, of Cloth Fair, Smithfield, London. glister, to
(armee" March ti. ss. and April 21, at Ms. at Oalklialiwg
Attortars, Mr. Minna: t. Charlotte-It:en. /ilia Mar's Road.
Thomas Jatinfou, I ac of Flulbing, In the Mind of Watehrrez in
the province of Zealand, within the dominions cf the Bataviii
Republic, and flute of High.ftreet, St. Maryli-Bradlof
fez merchant, dealer and chairman. March
ss, at one, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. iid=iing,
church-area, London.
David Reed, of Wapping High.ftrett, Mlddletex, ?Moaner. Amite
▪ and chapman, March Is, ss, and April as. at ten, at Guildhall.
, Attorney, Mr R. R obiann, Prancer-row. &emanate,. '
Thomas Purees, of Lcadeoliall Market, London, and of Bethnal.
Green. Middlefcs. poulterer, dcaler and chapman, March ss,
a 9, and April 22, at tWeire,al Guildhall. Anorney,Mt. Chap ..
man Barber. Chancery lane.
Ambrofe Wallace and Jobs Pugh, of Lower Thames-ftrect, IAW
dandle/fellers, duke*, charmer and copartner', March 15,291.
and April as, at twelve, at Guillhall &tunny, Mr. Laver,
Clifford's Inn, landau.
Albert Cledllanes, late Captain of the Alnwiek Calk Fall Inta
Blip, merchant, dealer and chapman. March Is, s 9, and April
mist ten, at Guildhall Anomie', Mdfra:Cm'S- and Moore,
Salifbitry.ftreet, Strand.
Jehn Steane, late of Newport, lile of Wight, Hants, Ilnuor.mer.
chant, dealer and chapman. March ss, at two, March 26, it ten,
and April as, at eleven, at the Bugle inn, Newport. Attosney,
Mr. Stireell. of Newport
Jahn Wino, of distationlYorkihise, littnionger, Muck ss, at dve,
March 26, at tip/ and April as. at eleven, at the Swum
,ion,
• Aborforil. A ttnrnin, Mears. Clayton said W.wall. of a.
'mar iterrybridge ; or. Meffra. Sykesand/Ca/maks, . -
wart, I inenha Inn, Landan.
William Barth, in Gnaw, lisseindraper. March So. Aril ill land
as. at cloven. at the Coach and Harfel in Chatter. &woks,
hi cgs Phapot and Stour, Temple, London; Or Mr. John Pte.
cheer, Chilton'
Robert Pyke, jun and Pert, Hankinfon, both of timpani, Wit
and porter deviats. etuprneu. and copartners, Aqaba. Wand
*2, at eleven, I the 12,h,ho'firern.14aerpoe,I. Alma
Ulnae. John. net, Bodford•rnw, ia Mr. . ndoo ; or ,
Lower Cattle nn, Lisimmol. • • "" '
William M•Klnlay. of Liverptsol• linen-draper, April 3. 4,r,,,,
at one. at tbit• Globe 'raven, 'Avernus!. Anatole', Alfa
. Aaniltraet and Eden, No. 6, Leigh-Eton, Liverpool; or 1110.
itidif, John Itreec, Bedford mw, London.
Rob+rt Richards, of Mill aule, Toniry itr; rt, Southwark, Surrey.
, crierr nserchant, dealer and chapman, March as, sr. and April
at, at tan, ,at Guildhall, Loudon. Anomie., Mr. WNlisro Hid.
iNtsolc,A.o%ary, Nettiouladre; or Mr:George Edmunds, LA'.
enlp'sjiin, Landon.
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The Bill prefented biy • Lord Chancellor Downie.
• •,
111101 NO a gertk time!laik Fridayo'siotta fecund time
oikhlmodsy,,in the Hours of Lords, to 'declare the
latP3Olit +alma to WiltiMas* being liable to anion',
diciaroliandocaaaa, .• I ,not! :
.. 'that a Witnas is by law lialdo, and may he required losols.
fiverAfitadlinn • relevant to the clamor I% true. the anf of
whictihss'oit telinv,ey a geoitiblmrcif or to ezpOte ii 1115 Y
simaity Or frattere, but the inatWartng °a withal nosy i or
tiodinsokAVh, tliat ha miffs 0 dant oars is atherwfte Ora
eirlfels.eirsereassasindsosis istatia./444y, or of ,tap Mawr
... ... ..„
ttf.r,! Qr, frris'" ' 1
c,diu..o f7oneri,, -7°, elie.Marai,. 1046. • .: •
pe .pmn3ittce sivointed• to 4raw up articles of
„Sinpc.aehrnent ageinit lienry..iLord Vikotrat Mel-
.o2rille, and who were pgdutitel ,{nprepare (tirther
nude qt Impeachment, have, purfuaat to. the
. Order of, the Honk, prepared ,a further Articarted
-Impeachment ngaiofi the laid Lord Vikomittatet-
vale, which,is as followetb. viz.. -
ARTICLL.OF IIIaTIACHMINT, OFI HIGH CIIIMIS AND
/413DIKKA11014 AGAINST NINIX LORD viscous'
1titut1041.,,,,.., lii •.oits -lia. , l'. • ' .. ..
• ..
. ~. .AILTITIi
...SMITH+,
That Henry Lard Ylfeaunt Melville, after his Majefty had, by
Lettars Patent bearing date the 19th slay of Auguit, 11.8i,,gtvco
and granted übto him the 011ie of Treafurer of his Mafelty's
Naty; did, on divers daya and times between that day and the...sth
day of January, l 7!ah and cafe on dtven days and times between
the (aid 6th day of January, 1784, and the I/ day of Juntarp,
1736, take and receive Rum and nut of the monicrfrom timmto
time Med et paid to him u•Treaftner, or lis Et-Treater-6W
his Mejefty's Navy. hum N. nfafeity's'rxehediter. or form ntirei'
forms, for naval terrine, MOW* bags Ilona of matiah, antosondisg '
lagetherto a law 402 to 'di. hilossual. or their:Amur.: anedid
friodaloody sad illegally amnia *fame to his own ate, or fp
tam Lothar ourrapt And Moot Ompacs, and to other purpdei
1111111th* of the railletiehiliv- Ws of this ittinteen, to which 1
awe Nat hest sratiatiellsmilslisable a and did continue the laid
ftanduicca and timalassametlast and amnesties or ttivt4t of the
Paid fume of musty. alter tha palling of the dlitt of Parliarneat
for !Ini hotter regulating the Office of Ttudiner of his Illakiles
Navy.
It is evident. that every pane, ynnpg and old,
fhould purchafe hooks's/herein' they aif Materially
inrerefted. This being the cafe with scree& to the
" GUIDE ea Ht•LTH, which is Co juin, recornrrend•
ed to young men and tiolts_,'' an early striation to its
maxims will guard theth nom a fatal rock on which
tlinttlandt, have fplit; anent the meassiof preferving
their bodies from difedlV; their 'fouls. their mind.,
and all their faculties front dellruiftion.—the,OtiiiiF
to Health is fold in f.ondeoit•lsy Allatthevis:iticiLetght
Nn. IS, Strand; H. D. Symonds, PaitcrnOlier-row.;
Misdate, Dublin ; 7,tittif, Edinburgh fatly, Oink;
Magee, Bellafi ; and 'lily ail either boOlsrenei; and
painters of Provineiat-iiiirpapers in the . nited
Kingdom. ant cotstaitill,near Soo pages, price 3'.
only, delivered free of carriage. .
mAltAlEb.
Thartilay left, It/ the Rev Dr. O. Heath, at Mary.la-trance
Church, the ketillenjandis Heath, to Paita:Sawfars.dedissect.ot
oho late George Sautes, !Ky. and mem to Sir A. &firm lhod Sir
A. Kingtmill