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r $ - NUMBER 9' 96. _ _ New ..imm•mif MON. A D CEMBER 16, Mit. Pp.rcv, S r, • • VE WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION. ibis day were published; In I'm, Vols. two. .price set Si. bait*, A"41..S of •the REIGN or KING GEORGE the Tdlßp ;, freni its Coosmencvment, to the General Peace, In the Year 1815. By JOHN . AIKIN, M.D. Printed forbongman, Mum s Mats, Orme, old Brown, Ph remoter-row. ALBION FIRE A D 1.11.11 INSURANCI . OFS O 6I. Nate BRIDGE-S I'REET, LONDON, Dec. 1 4. Moo IN conformity to a Rectiktion c f the General Coda of Proprietors of the Stet of October last, a Divides& at the rate of h°. e per Ce:lt. will be Payable on the ar Ault of Stock held by each Proprietor on the 65th of December instant. The Dividend, so declared, maybe received r the Company' , House in New Bridge-street, on Wednesday, the Ist of January nest, between eleven and three ; or on any following day. Sunday excepted, between the iame blurs, my II Eitsirtlay the rich of January inclusive. A:ter that day. the Dividand tun be relived ou •oy Tuesday, between the hour , before state& WARNER PHIPP3, Seam: r. No. 60„c0a4m1u.., sth Decestsber, 1816. T a MEETING of she. GENERAL COW Mir JTE for condi:icing the WATERLOO SUB6Cklik MN, held this day, JOSHUA WATSON, Esq. in the Chair. g es eeed, That all applications to participate in the: reliefs and, igeefits of the Waterlon , Subscription, must be :manta the Com- . , Ouse on or before the 3ist day of the present Morrie, to • fnable y e Couuniuee w make the arrangements of distribution. J. P. Wliii4§POßD, Secretary..•. All Coro vuoicationc per reet, are to be directed 4 4 Waterloo speelptioo,"—and to be put under cover s .directol " gram& preehog, Esq. London." - . . ZITREME DISTRESS IN, SPItALFIELDS AND ITS VICINITY. ' ‘,. AT a MEETING t)f . the pommtmE, 12th Daccitssa. : • tie Wight /ion. the I.ORO MAYOR I the Chair. Issetsto—fbat the followli.g Gentlemen be added to the• Conandase Jostra WlLion, jun. Esq. Milkestreet. • Sszenen WILSON, lalq. Old Jewry. Itev.JOSIAU PRATT, Doughty•street. Several applications Laving been received by the Commktee 'squiring where Clothes should be sent, the Public are respect ...lily informed, that any articles of Clothing sent to the Soap- Note, No. SS, Brick-lane, Sisitalßehls, will be carefully distri- Phis ere.pultlishrot two. price 12s boards, • QERMONS on the: UNIQV of TRUTH, ItEA- L, SOST, ard REVELATION, fo.the Doetriiie of the Esta blished Chureh i,f Englandisod kaiak. ' Preis:lied In tars Years 11114. 11115, 111/6. . . Ik Us* Hon. and Re.. EDWARD -JOHN TDRN.)(JR, A.M. Formerly of St, Mary Hall, .Orford; 1.1;e Curate of alto., MiCollesrx ; and Cb3litt is's to the Do wagcr-Couilit et Wintertort. Published by I.tiniman, Hurst, Ryes,' 0 row, Ltd 13t own, P. • I ternoiter-ruw. . • NEW VOLUME OE SERMONS. . • Just puhhshed, In oro. pike ie.. Second, of DISCOURSES on the PRINCTPLES tit RELL GIOUS BFAAEF, as eastward with Human Happiness bad Jmpripternept„ • . . • • By the Rev. 'RODER hIOREHEAD,.A.M. Lati of Batiol College, 'Oxford; Junior Minister of the Episco. p.ll C sp4l, Cewgate, Edinburgh. Printed for ArchibaM Conk-Able and Co. Eanbursh i and Loogwas, i tuna, Rees, Orinr,• . and Urown, London: Of wlte:n may La had, by the same Author, • Discseksts on the Prii;c:pleat of R•ligious 19rtI:1, as connected with human Fiappiness and Improvement. Volume First. Fourth Edition. Price 9s boards. NAVAL HALF PAY. LONDON NAVY PAY-OFFICE, Dec. 1, 1816. NOTICE was given in July last to O ffi cers in the Navy, and other Persons entitled to Naval Halt-Pay or Pensions, or the Executors or Administrators of such, residing its his Majesty's Dominions, that from and after the Ist day of January, 1817, they might receive the same by Bills of Exchange upon the Commissaries of the Navy, payable at three days sight, if they should he desirous of doing so, Instead of receiving the same by Rent/Nance Bills, on signifying such desire by Letter to the l'reasurer of the Navy, and transmitting with such Letter the usual Affidavit, or Certificate of the day of the Death of the j deceased ; on the receipt of which, the Form of the Dill, properly hUed op as directed by the Ace, would be sent from this Office to the Party applying, wheu the Half-Pay or Pensions are in course of Payment ; and that no other could be accepted. This day was published, price• Gs. THE EDINBURGH REVLEVV; or, CIHTI- , CAL JOURNAL, No. 1.111. Con•alning. Aitr. J. the Works of Jonathan Swift, D. D. Dean of St. Patrick's, Dublin; containing addkional Letters, Tracts, and Poems, not hitherto publi.bed :•witit Notes, and a Life of the Author, by Waiter .-colt, Esq.-2. Christahtl; Ruble Man, a Vision. '1 he Pans of bleep. By S.'l'. Coleridge, Esq.—s. French Invation of the Tyrol. By J. L. S. Bartholdy.-4. Principles of kluxions, designed for the Use of Students in the UiliVerSit es. by Wm. Dealtry, B. D. F. R. S. late Fellow of l'tin. Col. Cam hriCge.-5. Voyage de Humboldt et Boupland. Quatrieme Pantie. Astronomic—ti. rite Law of Libel, in which is contained a Ge• neral History of thia Law in the ancient Codes, and of its intro-. duction and successive Alterations in the Law of England; corn Frehending a Digest of all the leachn; Casesupon Libels, from the earliest to the present Time. By Theo, Ludlow Halt. Esq.-7. Gioicigia di Breislak.--8. The History of the Church of Scotland, Irons the Establishment of the Reformation to the Revolution, Il lustrating a most interesting Period of the political Hisoiry of hetain. by George Cook, D. D.-9. A General View of the Progress of Metaphysical, Etb!cal. anti Political Philosephy, since the revival of Letters In Europe. By lingahl Stewart, Esq. ; being the first Dissertation Or introductory Dia course to the Supplement to the Encyclopz :ia britzarica—lo. Refleairms on the Progressive Decline of the british*Erukire, and on the Necessity of Iteform. By 11 Schultes.....Liberty, Civil and Religious. by a Friend Its bocb--4juadterly List at New Publications. Edinburgh: Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edin butes ; and Longman, Kt. s:, ISvir., Orme, and brown, I . ..oudeu. Of wh..ta may be had, The Elnburgb from ltseumusencement in 1802, or any ts:utub.,r Or Volume separately. • Also that Officers residing near his Majesty's Dock-Yards of Portsmouth, Plymouth, or Chatham, might receive their Half-Pay in those Yards, by signifying their desire for that purpose to the principal Clerk in the lshvy Pay-Oace in each Dock-Yard, at•,d leave with hint the• usual Affidavit. (Hikers residing near Woolwich and Deptford to apply at the Navy Pay-Office in London; or at Sheerness, to Chatham. But lest the infoevnat;on should not have reached all the Per. toes interested io it, the Notice is now repeated. -• z.: .. . - ,;(4:• - f kk., - - , '.' . -., . .:, 4.. .4r i gi gd , . ,:* • !:., , . - i s P• • . - 3 .111 p• .:. - • , 0G4 1121 • 134 VA1 . . .. -....,......... 4, ' . ...\,_4497.0, 4 t '. .; . ' '. .• . . , • , ... • . .1. , , , i,L,/ • . . at. . • ..&.. -' . ~14 .6--J .......„. -',.........._ ~,, -, • . . • .. . ............ _ , Sabscriptions already niverthed, 3€37,713 1 0 fa. Berens, Esq. Keving- SSD aelo At Roharts and Co. Miss C. S. Uri. Berens, ditto £1 I At Hatomersleys & Co. Mr. Wm. Nrwtoa, King. street, St. Jatrittea• J. M. Samuel, E. , • 15 . 0 A Rubber at Whiit wou 0 7 5 5 At Lees and Co. Wm. Hust, Esq. Peter stiampear Richmond, Surrey 20 0 square Old Bur. Igtilll-Ercia Major Yau : •li4n, Great C u mberlsna..it reel 5 Mrs. Vsuilii,n, ditto 5 las L00,, , a 1-liggiits 1 Jams 'l'l, Esq. ti/110V • a -4trect 5 0 Wont , everal Families is du Village sod liti t tihowthood of Meat. nHadley,Mid illesex, in strati sums, 1829 ni.4—Frons levant, and o bars its the same Village and Mgt twurbo i 2, .per the key. T. Kiiig t 111511 s. 10d. —.Ess 18s. 6d. ht Gonipertz, Esq. ckeelaml-tow S lent4Sosi Is 13igp, Esq. it At 13o4anquet and Co. W. 11.1. Bullock 1 1 At Smith, Payne & Co. . Servants of a Family iu brunowick-square 1 0 At Lubbock and Co. Arthur Ryder • 10 10 A, Friend 5 0 ••••••11M.• At Sitts and Co. Jr. Krg and Coit.lbow ' Ist:c 10 10 ~_ kVels, Thornton, and Co. Dowd Evans, Was. *met 20 0 At Price aud :o. Mr. W. laps, Pall•Msil S 0 ••••!. • At Prescott and Co.. Iron the 6entiemen fret- VA lag the Coffee. Boum of the Saracen's Head,Camontde-street, lisbopsgate-street 20 0 At Perring and Co. Mort Burnett and Sons. Vauxhall 60 0 At Ladbroke and Ca • Browne* and ikiend, inster-lane , . dA 0 At Llorra. Captain Skipsey, R. N. e 0 Jotan Todbuntar, Esq. 10 i 0 At Bond, Son and Co. P.dward J' .noon S 0 IVitio Llcauor Bond 3 3 At Barnard,Diensdale, & Co. Albyl and I opping, lysingitall street 10 10 At Chatter's and Co. Ute Ladies 6 0 At,Sanaota and Co. M. Hot Jere, Ell. Temple 1 0 A! Mart:. and Co. Irs.lsuint 1 0 At Fuller and Co. Mr. Burls 2 2 At Williams and Co. T. E. 1 1 Z. '2 0 At Glyn and Co. Win. Breach, En. S Win. Barlow, lisg. S 5 At Hoare, Barnett & Co. Hugh Parnell, Bari. 10 10 At Pozen and Co. Samuel Rogers, Esq. Clement trlene 20 0 Henry Rogers, Esq. ditto 20 0 Julio Tuwgood, Esq. do. N 0 •; Subscriptions are received at the Mansion House; at . hyd'it; by Samuel Hoare, jun. E q. Treasurer; by all the lialimtoe; and at all the Backers in London and Westminster. N. B . h requested that communications addressed to this Centnittee may be seat to Samuel Hoare, jun. Treasurer, Lom -Ird-street ; or to Samuel Woods, Honorary Secretary, George lad. Lombard-street. TO BUTCHERS, GRAZIERS, &c. NOTICE is hereby given, That Tenders will be received on SATURDAY, the 41st instant, from such Per tuthat are willing to enter into a Contract for Three or Siz tad's, to supply Persons employed in his Majesty's Dark-yattl, /culling, and Ordnance Departments, to about the number - of tier thousand, and their fan. ores, %vitt good Oa and Heifer Beef, Eutise Vkal, I arab, and Mutton, of a good quality, in such %ankles as may from time to time be demanded; to express in lards at length, the price per stone by the carcase, delivered at *Plates appropriated for issuing same to the Subscribers. _.leturity is to be given by both parties for the dp e performance 110 * Contract, and payments to be made montbiy. renders to be poat-paid, and addressed " To the Conunit;te gibe Providing Society, Union Brewery, Soudan." By Order of the Committee, 3 . C. SALBEN, Secretary. NEW s YEAR'S STATE LOTTERY. • ALL IN MONEY. Bights Drawing 21st of NRXT SCIISSIS CONTAINS 2 Prizes of 200:00 Guineas. 2 ..... 5,000 Guineas. 1,000 Guineas. 500 Guineas. and 300 Guineas and 70 of 200, 100, and 50 GOlneal, i _EIGHT HUNDRED PRIZES of 25 Gniueas—besides the "gati Pikes, which are Li 7 each. I CHARDSON, GOODLUCK and Co. beg km to recommend to the attentiun of the Public the of the pre,ent Lottery, which with only 11,000 Tickets, Was the above splendid list of Prizes, and respectfully solicit !Smuts at them Offices, Cernitill and Cha:ing-Cross, where, nierous ether Capitals, they have hail the good for. MI Golden Prizes to a greater amount than any other No 431 - a Prize of - 25,000 Guineas 10,244 . , 25,000 Guineas. Aad in the last Lottery Coatraet, PC 67$ ,C . e0,000 11,794 , ClOl - 0 00 CPS 10 3 0 100 lke. ace. &e. D.A.licatt.d by PermiiAon to Wm. Witissuosce Esq. ANNE OF S IV AISSSA'S I<EW WUN.K. This day was published, in 4 large Vols. Ignm. pries g 2s. G ONZALO DE BALLA VIA ; or, A Widow's Vow. A Romantic Legend. By ANNE OF SWANSEA. Author of "Cambrian Pictures,"" Scil . an Mysteries," " Chro nicles of •an Illwtrious House," "Secret Avengers,' " Con. viction, &c. &C . Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. "Ltadenhall street. be following will appear this Winter: Strathbnie ;. or, Ibe Recluse of Olenutorris. By Alicia Mae Cenitil * 4 Vul). be blind Bfggsr; or, The Fountain of St. Catherine. By the Anchor of " Julien; or, My Father's House," 4 vols. St. Clair of the blest. or, Tim Outlaws of iarra. By Mrs.' Heinle, second edition, 4 vols Education • ur, Elizabeth, her Lover, and Hurland, vols.. Who's the Stranger. By Henry Done, 'et vols. Caroline of Lichfitld, new Edition, by Thos. Holcroft, S vols.. Lee of Baron french, new Edition, by the same. S vole. NEW EDITIONS OF MR. GII.PIN'S WORKS. This day was pehlished, handsomely printed in four Vols. 813. a New P.dition, price Li a6B. in boards, of QERMONS preached to a COUNTRY CON GREGATION; to which are added. a few Hints for Ser• mons; intended chiefly for the Use of the Younger Clergy. By WILL lAM GILPIN, M.A. Prebendary of Salisbury, and Vicar of Balm in New Forest. • Printed for T. Cadell cud W. Myles, Strand; and W. Back. wood, at Edinburgh. • Of whom may , be bad, by the sane Machine. I. An Eapoaition of the Nevi Testament, intended as an In troduction to the Study of the Holy Scriptures, by pointing out the leading sense, and connection ot the Sacred Writers. Third Edition, two volumes Bvo. price 365. it. Lectures on the Catechism of the Church of England. Se- Tenth Edition, I Mo. price 34. 6d. 3. Moral Centrists; or, the Power of Religion exemplified under different Characters. Second Edition, price 3s. 6d. . 4. The Lives of Several Reformers, viz. John Wtcliff, and the most eminent of his Disciples; Lord Cokhatn, John Huss, Je rome, of Prague; 'Lieu; Hugh Latimer, Bishop of Worcester; Thomas Creamer, Archbishop of Canterbary ; and Bernard Gilpin. New Edition, in two volumes, tivo. price 18$. 5. Three Dialogues on the Amuse-Menu of Clergymen.' Second Edition, price 3s. 6d. • . 6. Dialogues on various Subject's. .Published by his Trustees . for the Benefit of his School at Bake, Bvo. Second Enlist), 9s. 7: Lite ot JO1:n Truman and Richard Atkins, for the use of Servants'-halls, Farm-house:, and 'Cottages, pries is. 8. Memoirs of Jusias Rogers, Esq. Commander of his Majes ty's Ship Quebec. Published by Mr. Gilpin's *trustees, for gis Benefit of his School at Boldre, Bvo. price Es. Also, New Editions, with Engraving', of Mr. Gilpln'a Pic turesque Works. " ------- TOC.:1( AND SURGICAL DISpENSAsty. - His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, President. Su Ite cotr—Mr. Kienian,Member of the ItoyalColle3e, London.. Goves.vols—Earl or Egrement, Earl of Leitrliu, Hon. Colonel J. Barry, MP. John Litman', M.P. THE Royal and Noble Patrons of the above IN stertrr TO N, for the exclusive Treatment of VENEREAL COMPLAINTS, and their dangerous consequences . , in order to insure the benefit& thu have resulted from it, selected Mr. Kier nan as its Surgeon, (standing high on the lista the Royal College) from having directed ids eine attention to those diseases. Mr. Kiernan conceives it a part of his official duty to caution the public, by pointinpto the List of the Royal College, pabiLdied in February, 1816, as the only sore gui:le, and that no assertion of persons aigeming such titles, and publicly advertising them, without being sanctioned by this Hot, are to be credited. The an ' Dual reports of the Luck Dispenary will prove that some of the most dange rous cues of Strictures, Debility, and other supposed ' saturable affections of the Generative Organs have been here ra. 6 dically and successfully treated. Mr. thorax* may be consulted u usual, by both Sexes, at Ms House, 21, Lower Ctarlotte-street, Bedford-square where let-'' tern front Town and C o untry ate to be addressed, and the neces sary advice and Medicine will be given, of sent, to any pert of the United Kingdom. Just published, price es. fad Edition, Practical Observation on the above Dis'enses, by F. and Bay be had at No.. 174, irii st .stitet,N4 10, -tow, and Crdwaknim, 800. GEORGE ROSE. N.B rrohrei of Wills, or Letters of Adminiaration, must be taken out in London, and sent to the OSP., with Certificate of Death. ,ADIII.I.RALMOFFICE, Dana's,. I I, 1816. T HE following Official Notification has been re etivA at this Office. ____ ___ ____ J. W. CROXER. " Consul General's Office for the Azores, at St. Michael's, 10th November, 1816: " Notice is hereby given to Navigators that the following Light Houses are now establishing on the Sott , h side of Inland, via. on the 'Fop of the Cathedral Steeple of Ponta Delgada City, at an elevations)/ 110 feet above the surface of the'water, a Light Home is completed, and lighted tip with Vet Grass_ Lamps and Reflector*, At the 'East Point of the Bay, called Ponta da Galera, =other Light House is begun., which bears SE. by L. from the Cathedral Lights, distant about nine nautic miles, will be completed about the 16th of December. And a third Light House on a Peak, situated at the S.W. quer.er.of the Island, near Ponta de Ferreira, is ekpected to be ready by the let of January, 1817 ; and, in the event of the funds collected being sufficient, it is in contemplation to erect a fourth Light at the North-East Point of the Island. " The foUowing Rates are estalolisbed for the maintenance thereof: " Vessels under fifty tors burthen. half a dollar, sr 500 rein. " From fifty to one hundred tuns, one dollar, or 1000 ret. " From an hundred tour, upwards, one dullar and a half, or 1500 rein. t# The said Lights will be shown every night throughout the year, front halt an hour alter sun set, to half an hour before sun rise. (Signed) " WILLIAM HARDING READ, Consul-General." HICKMAN'S PILLS. FOR THE GRAVEL AND SEONE, LUMBAGO, &c. ()F the various complaints incident to the human ‘.l frame, there are none more dreadful in their nature, nor more donating In their consequences, than the Gravel and S tone. Hickman's Pills, composed of the most innocent ingredients, have been found of singular efficacy, in strengthening the vessels containing the nein., removing the calculi, or gritty secretions, and banishing every pernicious tendency to these disorders, without confinement. they are therefore with great confidence recommended to the afflicted in the above complaints ; as well as foe Lumbago, Pains In the Back and Loins, Stoppage of Urine, and disorders of the Kidneys and Bladder. Sold, in hoses•at Ys. 9d. and I Is. by Messrs. Butler and Sons, No. 4, Cheapside, London ; and also by M. Gardner, George street; Edinnurgb ; Messfs. Newberj• and Sons, Dame-strect, Dublitt ; and the Medicine Venders iu every City and lowa in the United Kingdom. CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISIIIS, PALSIES, bPRAINI, BRUISES, Ste- CHILBLAINS are prevented from breaking, and their tormerning itching instantly removed, by • WHITEHEAD'S ESSENCE OF MUi rA tw, universally esteemed • for its extraordinary efficacy in Rheuma tism, Palsies; Gouty Affections, and Complaints of the Stumaelt; but where this certain Remedy has been unknown, or neglected, and the Chilblains have actually . broke , WHITEHEAD's FAMII!,Y CBRATE will ease the Pain, and very speedily heal them. This Cerate is equally efficacious for all in-conditioned Sores, Sore Lege ' Scor butic Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples, Ringsvorinsi Shingles, Break.- Lags out on the Face, Nose, Ears, and Eyelids, Sore and lidiamed Eyes, Sore Heads, and other Scorliutic Humours. TheEssartc e of MU3TARD is perhaps thy mtisi active, penetrating, and east clout remedy to the world, awing' the severest Sprains and lit uises, in less than halt the time usually taken by any other Liui ' mem or Embrocation; it also heals Cuts, punctures from sharp Instruments, Nails, Thorns, Splinters, Sic. with incredible faci lity, without smart or pain, preventing Inflammation and Fester ing, and is equally useful In the various Accidents of Animals — Id short, it is a Domestic Remedy of such uncommon etc Ilener and utility, that no Family sensible to its own nnufort shawl l ever be without it. Prepared only, and sold by R Johnston, apothecary, No. vs,' Greelt.street, boho, London. The Essence and Pills at is 84. each, the Caste at is. tid. and Ss. 9.1. They are also sold at 68, CornbW; and may be had of every Medicine Vender is the United Kingdolia. i e . The Gambia hit a Black Ink Stamp, ipith the name of R. /Amin INdititforit. FRR&CII PAPBRS. PARIS. DEethIBER 11. - • A Royal Ordinance of yesterhy's date directs thst the exemption from duties granted to grain 'and flour fie pasenticd to Rice. which shall be brought into the kingdom either by sea or land. The I:on:Ay grAutt.J on the importation of whens barley, and rye, is extended to maize. • in cease. quenice th'.'re will be on that sort of grain, coming from abroad, a bounty o 3 trAtics Fer meti;cal quintal. The Committee on the Budget in the ClArnber of Deputies has, it is said, unanimously asie::tel to the creaticn of the thirty millions of annuities proposod by the Minister of Finance. It is affirmed also, that the Committee of the Chamber, charged with the examination of the liw on elections, has approved of it, with the exception of a few modifications, which do not affect the sub stance of the law; The King has - ordered the prosecution of some works in the park of Versailles, which will employ, during the winter, 160 poor lab(Arers. He has also granted 8000 francs, to be employed in cleansing the interior of that town. The sculptor Canova is at present employed at Rome on three boas, with which the Holy Father means to present Lord Ca qlereagh. the Duke of Wet. lington, and Mr. Henn'tom, the Under 'Secretary of State of the English inistry. It is well known that these three persons most materially conttibuted codas restoration of the articles of art to the Pope. Madame Catalani contradicts in the French papers the story of her having been affronted at Munich. It was true she was placed by mistake in a ramose go* lery on sane grand day at that Court, and was re' gutted t.) witi:draw, which Affected her a bales but the King gric:ously apologised ti.r it, "tying he did not know she was there. She says she recciLets with gratttude the reception which she has oast with in almost cicry Court iu Euvr, which she ascrites as much to her own proper cottduct as to Ler tAlrelts, and announces her intention of reastrning to Paris. Viscount Chateau!)rialid has just publiElted the speech and proposition which he delivered to the• Chamber of Peels on the subject of the last elections. j In an adv.:rtisement, M. de Cheteaubrian4 states, that he went eat the 21 instant to correct the ;foes `at Didot's, the printer; that he found him ineeh alarmed at the threats that had been held out to him; and that, in order not to expose him t' persecutions, he withdrew his pioof-sheeta. M. de Ciesteaubriand further states, that not wishing to comprornise M. le Normart, 'he was under the necessity of resorting to M. Dentu. 'NI de thateaubriand complains huelly of this, asking, 86 Where are we? What have we to expect ? What has happened to me to•day may • happen to any other Peer et - Det-uty tu.inotruw."— But after all, what has happened ? Is not the pam phlet in a course of sale ? What signifies it, whether it was printed by Didot or Dentu ? The public are not deprived of it : this decisive. The Diario of Rome says---".lt teas with extreme surprise that, on the 18th of November, we §„iw the hills of Algidu and T./sedum covered with snOta some flakes fell even in Kerne. This, in our climate, is an extrao:dinary phenomenon in the middle of November." if it was a phenomenon at Rome to see it snow on the 18th November, it was not . /*ls extraordinary to hear it thunder yesterday (the-11th) At Paris. At oae o'clock in the afterno ishorc but very violent storm burst on the city the warmth of die atmosphere, torrents of rain mixed with hail, the lightning and several bred' claps of thuader, made one almost believe it the eni,idle of July. In the evening it was calm and cold. CAMERAY, DECENTLER 8. In April List, a violent cooo.3:;ration,, occasioned by a field forge, belonging t 3 one of the corps of the English army, destroyed 25 Iv:uses in the c.assmoni, of Fontaine Notre-Dante, near this city. At The request of the Doke of Wellington, the Engli sh Go vesament has afforded succour to th e viccirris Of cite. unfortunate event, and a sum 6t '19,912 (rani.' 'ha, been paid to them in various proportions accordittp to their losses. The English Officers had previously afforded them some aid. GENO 9, NOVENIBEI an. Rear-Admiral Penrose has written to the ElsglA Consul at Gcni,a, a letter dated Malta, Noven:b-r on board the Albion, in which he itlorms bird, e:at after the glorious victory of Lord.Ezmtath tke Algerines, he had sent dispatches to the Govern ments of Tripoli and Tunis, cominuli:fating to th.egs the recent events, and - propt:siL t ; to then ik the tape time , o conform to the known wishes of the Regent, and voluntarily to accept the same co:it!i titans which the Argerines had been compelled to_ at- - . c.pt. consequtuce of this intimati n has balm the prompt dtlivetance of all the Christiat3 deta l r.ed to slavery in these,two States. The last trimiport of these mitottulate peoph seas that of 83 Run . An sub jects embarked for Cavita-Vecchia. Tt.us there n 3 longer are in Barbary any Carirtiat , s but these w!-.o choose to remain there. The Admiral aids, :hit :he Chiefs of these two Statls are perfectly ready to maise peace with all the Powers with w:,:c= a:e at prebuit engaged in ••'• OFFICE OF ORLIN-11%CE, Pe.:ember s, tvitt. TEM PR iNCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS M - JESTre ORDNANCE, do hereby give Notice, That Propo.als will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of December inst. from such Perlis:is as may be willing to undertake tke Supply of FIATS and CAPS for Service of this Department, for a pe riod of Three Years, determinable after the expiration of the first Year , upon notice of three months, at the option of either party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the Prleeipal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and to the respective Officers of the Ordnance at • the Royal Ar s enal, Woolsvich, and farther Paraculars, together v. ith the Terms and Conditions of the Con'ract, may be known at the Sicreary's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten acid Frier o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered sratt.3 up and endorsed " Proposals 'for Hats and Caps ;" but .no. Pr oposal can be admitted after the said 18th instant, at . A . Welv: o'Clock at Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unins the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, sisal' attend. By Order of the Board, A. X. CREW, Secretetoo. :s, err ,1Q a rid; e in VIM I, 1 Vie hall e . cf estic are loft 0 all eaCb rata* 41ve ,; ~, or WO.