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BANkRUPTS.

Gravels), William Seaborne, of Narrow-ftreet, Limehoufe,
mAlt-makt r, to furrcndcr March 21, 28, and April 28, at
twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lang, Prelcott-itrest,
Goodman's-Fields.

George Turner, of the Strand, thoemaker, March zft, April 14,
and 28, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Brace,
Effex-court, Temple.

EAST-INDIES.

CALCUTTA GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY.

Fort William, Ocßober 26, 'goo.

This day difpatehes. have been received by the
Molt Noble the Governor General in Council,
from Capt. KIRKPATRICK, Refident at the Court
of Hydrabad, announcing that on the 12th inn.
a Treaty of perpetual and general defenfive Alli-
ance was concluded between the Honourable Eaft
India Company, and his Highnefs the Subadar of
the Dekan, whereby his Highnefs, in commuta-
tion for the Subfidy payable to the Honourable
Company, has ceded to the Honourable Company
in perpetual Sovereignty, all the Territories ac-
quired by his Highnefs under the Treaty of Se-
ringapatam on the 18th of March, 1792 ; and alfo
all the Territories acquired by his Highnefs under
the Treaty of Myfore, on the 22d June, 1799, with
the exception of certain diariets fituated to the
Northward of the river Tumbuddra, which are re-
tained by his Highnefs in exchange forthe Provinces
of Adoni and Nundyal, and for all his Highncfs's
remaining poffeffions and dependencies fituated to
the fouthward of the river Tumbuddra, and of the
river Kriflna, below its junction with the Tumbud-
dra, the Provinces of Adoni and Nundyal, and all
the laid Diftrids, Poffeffions, and Dependencies
of his Highnefs, fituated to the fouthward of the
Tumbuddra, and of the Kriffna below its 'unction
with the Tumbuddra, being ceded to the Honour-
able Company.
The annual revenues of the countries ceded by
this treaty to the Honourable Company, amount
(according to the valuations contained in the
fchedules of the late TIP POO SULTAUN, and of his
Highnefs, the Subadar of the Dekan), to fi xty-
two lack, feventy-four thoufand and two hundred
and fixty-two rupees.—Ordered, that a royal falute
be immediately fired from the garrifon of Fort Wil-
liam in honour of this occafion.

By command of the Molt Noble the Governor
General in Council. (Signed) G. H. BAR LOW,
Chief Secretary to the Government.

HOLLAND.

HAGUE, FEBRUARY ii.

In order to fupply the great wants of the State,
our Legiflative Corps has decreed a voluntary loan,
which is to bear an intereft of 4.# per cent. The
amount of this loan, the fubfcriptions for which
mull be made before the 16th of March, is not yet
fired. The fecnrity for this loan will confilt in the
National Domains, particularly fuch of them as
formerly belonged to • German Princes ; among
otiers the Marquifate of Bergen-op-Zoom, and the
elates of the Stadtholder, which, together, are va-
lued at 3o millions of florins. In order to repay
the capital of this loan, a part of thefe elates, a-
mounting to three millions of florins, is to be fold
every year. The loweft fum that can be fubfcrib-
ed is 20 florins. With this loan a lottery is con-
fleeted, containing one prize of go.coo florins, two
of 25,000 florins, &c. Our Mini iter of Finance,
Goc E r, declared publicly, yefterday, that this loan
had been planned entirely againft his opinion, and
that he had not taken the lead !hare in it.

FEBRUARY zB.—Our Government having been
invited by the Court of St. Peterfburgh to fend an
Ambalfador, our Minifler at Stockholm, Citizen
Buys, has let out for Rana as Batavian Am-
baliador, having previoufly received the necefrary
paltports. A Ruffian Minifter is likewife expected
at the Hague. It is confidently faid, that the
Swedifh Admiral CRONSTEDT is expeded here, in
order to arrange with our Government the joint
naval operations againft England—Within a few
days, two couriers have arrived from our Ambal-
fador at Paris, Citizen SCHIMNELTENN INK, with
difpatches for our Diredory, Paid to relate to the
negotiations for the indemnifications promiled to
us by France, in the treaty of peace and alliance,
for what we had formerly ceded to that Republic.
Peace being now concluded with Germany,the pof-
leffions of the German Princes, fold to us by France,
laft year, viz. the Marquifate of Bergen-op-Zom,
the Principality of Ravenftein, &c. will now be
fandioned formally by the Empire. The inhabi-
tants of the latter poffeffions had hitherto refufed
to pay the fixed contributions, Rill expeding a
change, at a peace ; but our Diredory has now
given orders, that the inhabitants of thefe diltrids
(hall pay the ufual duties and taxes, on pain of mi-
litary contribution.
MARCH 3.—We are in expedation of very im.
portant changes here : our Conftitution is to be
new modelled, and a mirage from.the Ditelory to
the Legiflative Body is expeded to-day or tomor-
row, recommending a revifal of the Conftitution,
and to propofe to the nation certain changes in it.
It had hitherto been the opinion that this reform
would be Fliponed, till peace thould have been
concluded with England, and it is Rill believed
that the impending changes will only be provifory.
—We learn that the commercial intercourfe be-
tween France and Ruffia is reftored, and that or-
ders have been given by the Ruffian Government
to refpetl the French flag.—Preparations are now
making for receiving the French and Batavian
troops that had marched from our Republic to
Germany, all of wliom will return to this country
as loon as the Treaty of Luneville (hall have been
ratified, when they are to be employed againit
Lngland.—The indemnifications which our Re
public is to receive, will be taken from the Diftrid
of Weftplialia, adjoining our frontiers. A confi-
derable naval force, vthicli is afrembled at Huth-
ing, has bccn reinforced a few days %ago by two
Fs end; frigates from Dunkirk —The report that
pa'rports had been fent froni Paris for an Englifb
Pleuipotesitiaq, is not much credited here.

RUSSIA

RIGA, FEBRUARY 23.

A notice has been publifhed here importing
that his Imperial Ruffian Majetly, having learned
that Ruffian produ&s and commodities have been
conveyed to England through Priam, has flrielly
prohibited the tranfportation of all fuch produas
and commodities to Pruffia either by fea or land-

DENMARK.

COPENHAGEN, MARCH 7.

On the evening of the sth, a courier arrived
here from England, with difpatches for the Eng.
Ambaffador here. The contents of there dill
patches are not known, but it is laid they bring
advice that the Briti(h Court propofes to fend an
extraordinary neg'ciation to accommodate the dif-
pute between the two nations.

SIVEDE N.

STOCKHOLM, FEBRUARY :7.

A Pruflian courier arrived here the 25th, and
was immediately difpatched to his SWEDISH MA.
JF STY at Gothenburg. His difpatches are laid to
purport, that, betides the Pruflian Declaration, by
Count HAUG RATE, delivered to Lord CA RYS FORT,
the KING of PRUSSIA, in a difpatch direly to
London, had infifted upon the embargo upon Swe-
difh and Danifh {flips being immediately taken oft,
and in cafe of non-compliance, threatened to ufe
reprifals upon Britith property. This intelligem e
caufed the funds to rife here. A Swedith valet
belonging, with the cargo, to fome Prullian mer-
chants, at Stettin, and taken on the sth ult. by
an Englifh veffel of 22 guns, has been releafed by
the Englifh Captain, as loon as he learnt it was
Pruffian property.
A private Letter from Elfinore, dated March
7th, lays—" The PRINCE ROYAL went over to
Helfinborg yeflerday, to meet his SWEDISH MA-
JESTY, fuppofed to confute on the neceirary mca-
lures to be taken, in confequence of difpatches
which had juft arrived at Copenhagen from Lon-
don. In confequence of the requeft of the Englifh
here to be removed, his Royal Highnefs has es-
prefFed great fatisfaaion at being relieved from the
unpleafant neceflity of ordering them away. The
SHANNON frigate has taken out of Eggerfand two
Englifh (hips lying there as French prizes ; and.
on the tgth, another from Stavanger, and has
luxe captured three others."