1808.] 
’ Farney Wm. Norwich. fellmonger, march 5s, final 
Kempfon Samuel). Fleet ftreet. linen draper, Feb. 1§ 
Kennion John. fen, and John Kennion,. jun, Nicholas lanes 
_ brokers Feb. 16 : 
Kirkby Wm. Manchefter. merchant. Feb. 29 
Kent Elizabeth, Bicefler. Oxford. draper march 12 
Kay James, John Watfon, fenr. Pauli Catterall. and David 
Ainfworth Prefton. Lancafter, machine makers, March 
14 ; 
“ovell Jofeph, Birmingham. pin manufacturer. Feb. 26 
Longbottom Thos. Holbeck, Leeds. clathier. march § 
Levin Bendix Barnard. Great Alie freet. march 12 
Lowcock Elizabeth. Skipton. York. innkeeper. march 19 
Langfton Richard. Crofs ftreet. Chefter. and Michael 
Gafney. Cheetwood. Manchefter, cotton merchants, 
march 8. feparate eftate of Lanaiton 
Lift William. Cateaton ftreet. warehouferman, march 12 
Morgan Jothua. and Cantaiarybrim. Carmarthen, timber 
merchant. march &£ 
Middleton Wm. John Holland Pemberton. and George 
Feltone Liverpool. merchants. Keb. 29. feparate eftate 
of Felton 
Medley Chatles. Bolt in Tunn inn. Fleet ftreet. coach 
matter. Feb. 27 
Macklin Matthew. Southampton. filverfmith, march r4 
Myers Jofeph. Whittle. Lancafter. cotton fpinner, march 
1 
Mackean Archibald. Wirchelter ftreet. merchant. march 8 
final 
Wantes Henry. Warnford court. merchant. furviving parte 
ner of Richard Muilman. French Chiiwell. deceafed, 
march 1. feparate eftate of Nantes. and joint eftate. 
fame day 
Nicholfon henry. Bridge ftreet. Weftminfter. filk mercer. 
march 5. final 
Ofment Jofeph. Yeovil. Somerfet. victualler. march 14 
Potter fokn. and Win. Monckman. Silver ftreet. Wood 
ftreet. warehoufeman. Feb. 27 
Porteges Wm. Chippenham. Wilts. coal merchant. Feb, 19, 
nal 
Parry Morgan. Pontypool. fhopkeeper.. Feb: 23 
Far aone Owen. London. infurance brukcre 
inal : 
Pukifs Stephen. 
Feb. 23 
march Te 
Acton Green. middlefex. carpenter, 
State of Public Affairs in February. 
167 
Pereira Abraham Mendez, Old Bethlem, merchant, April 
it 
Prefted Robert, Brick fane, Spitalfields, hoemaker, mar. 9 
Prafteur John Lewis, Stony Stratrord, yrocer, march Iz 
Purvis Charles, Newcattle-upon Tyne, broker, march 17 
Powles Richard, Nag’s head court, Gracechurch firects 
merchant, partner with James hurry, and Ives hurry, 
march 29 4 
TABTCI Ot ORs Rodborough, Gloucefter, clothier, march 
21 fina % 
Richardion Wm. Wrotham, innkeeper, Feb. 15 final 
Riggs Wm. Old Bailey, giove merchant, Feb. 23 
Roberts Edw. Buth lane, merchant, Feb. 24 
Reeve Edw. Leeds, linen draper, Feb. 23, final 
Smith John, Broughtom, Lancafter, calico printer, Feb. £ 
Stretton Samuel, Wil sgdon, Suffex, fhopkeeper, Feb. 22 
Stevens Jofeph, and John Cartar, Bread treet, warchoute~ 
man, march fF l 
Sawyer John Martin, Jofeph Fletcher Truman, and Jus 
teph Powell, Cannon ftreet, merchants, feb. 23 
Scott George, Upper Thames fireet, grocer. Web. 27 
Scott John, ahd Charies Stewart Biflet, Liverpoo}, iiguer mer- 
chants, Feb. 24, final 
Sharp Robert, Stratford, Effex, builder, march 15 
Lhornily Wm, Adlington, Chester, carrier, Feb, 17, fiz 
rou David, Goodiman’s yard, Minories, dealer, Keb. 245 
fnal 
Turnbull Wm. fenchurch street, dealer, March 2, final 
Gren Robt. Cambridge, Glamorgan, ihopkeeper, Marcin 
16, fina} 
Whitaker George, St. Columb,Cornwall, linen draper, Feb, 27 
Wallis James, Faterno:ter row, bookseller, Feb.24 
Wilkinfon Jofiua Richard, Horfleydown, cooper, March: 12 
Williams David, swanfey, taaner, Feb, 26 
Wood Mofes, Dean stieet, Westminster, taylor, Feb. 24, finals 
White George, Whitechapel road, grocer, }eb. 27 
Woodcroft ‘hos, and john: Woodcroft, sheftield, comb manue 
facturers, Feb. 23 
‘Whitelock dw. Pentonville, infurance broker, May 14, final 
Walker Wm. Leeds, merchant, Feb. .y 
Westlake Thos. Plymouth Dock, drapery March 12 
Watkins Thos, Broad street; Caruaby market, auctioneers 
March 1d 5 , 
STATE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS IN FEBRUARY. 
Containing official and authentic Documents. 
es — 5 : 
PRUSSIA. 
Declaration of Prussia against England. 
6¢ PIHE king being obliged, by the 27th 
article of the treaty of peace of Tilsit, 
concluded on the 9th of July, of 1807, to 
shut, without exception, the Prussian ports 
and states against the trade and navigation of 
England, as long as the present war lasted 
between England and France, his Majesty 
has not hesitated to take progressively the 
most appropriate measures to fulfil his en- 
gagements. 
‘< In directing these measures, his Majesty 
did not dissemble the prejudice and loss 
which would result to the commerce of his 
dominions. in general, and that of his sub- 
jects, who, by a long series of misfortunes, 
have acquired new rights to his paternal soli- 
citude and benevolence ; but his Majesty 
yielded to the consolatory hope, that the me- 
diation oilered by Russia to England, by 
accelerating the return of a definitive peace 
between Great Britain and France, would 
soon bring about an order of things more con- 
genial to the particular interests of each power. 
‘* The King has been deceived in his just 
expectation; the events that have taken 
place since, and which are too well known to 
render it necessary to recapitulate them, far 
from bringing the so much desired peried of 
_ general peace nearer, have only placed it ata 
greater distance. 
*¢ All communication is broken off be- 
ween Russia and England. ‘The declaration 
Moxrury Mac., No. 168, 
As 
" 
of his Majesty the Emperor of all the Russias, 
published on the 26th of October, proves 
that there is no longer any relation between 
those two powers. His Prussian Majesty, in- 
timate!y connected by all his relations with the 
cause and system of the Continental neighbeur- 
_ing and friendly powers, has no other rules of 
conduct than his duties founded upon the in- 
terest of his States, and the obligation cone 
tracted by a solemn treaty. 
<¢ Conformably to these principles, his 
Majesty, setting aside those considerations 
which he has hitherto respected, in the vain 
hope for a speedy general pacifcation; and, 
having refused, since the mission of Lord 
Hutchinson, to receive at his court any 
‘English diplomatic agent, has just ordered 
his legation at London to quit England as 
svon as possible, and return to the Continent. 
‘¢ His Majesty the King of Pryssia, in 
making known the reselutions which his en- 
gagements and the interest of his monarchy 
impose upon him as a duty, declares by these 
presents, that, till the restoration of a de- 
finitive peace between the two belligerent 
powers, there shall be no relation between 
Prussia and England. 
‘¢ FrepEericKx WILLIAM. 
©§ Memel, December 1, 1807 
HOLLAND. ; 
His Majesty, the King of Holland, 
wishing to give more weight and effect to 
the provisions respecting the blockade of 
r 3 é 
England, issued, on the 8th instant, the - 
fn following 
