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. . , i • ,-.. ~ ..?t, s i;: .. .i, l O . Az , ~, . ix .1.1 . - -- - -- -Ze / 3 , - b • „,,... _ • ... , -. 's tars RP • N FRIDAY, MARC 'II 0, 1818. PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. [la .9678. OFFICE OF ORDNANCA FIBIIU4IItY Is, km. VC PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of kit MA• oßmuNrs de hereby give Thrift, %tryo uts arill be received at their Office, in Pall-M*l, l o w WiIDNESDAY, the 11th day of March newt, pach Perms a may be willing to undertake the Supply of wcits,SOTTLES, and other Articles, for Service debit' ;trice, for Period of Three Years , determinable after the rs•J:i6ll o f the foot Yea, twos Notice of throe Wombs, at Option of Mho. Party. 500 . 5 a d Specimens of the Article: may be viewed upon ti 4 at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower , fir.vr P a rticulars, together with the Teams and Condi of the Coetract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, NOW, arommid, any day between the hours of Ten and o t.„,k, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed j ad refried, " Proposals for Colours, ace." but no Pro w k admitted after t h e said limb 11:arch, at Twelve g Noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender sco et unless the Party making it, or .n Agent in his be *atoll& horde item Board, 116411 was pilalmimml• LOne Immo V d. Ova. Ow 15s. beards. A N AccouNT of trse WAR in SPA N, POR TUGAL, sod die govrx of FRANCE, from the year )SSS.I 1814, indrawn. Bbismased by Plates. Py Limmessest-Colotsel J. T. JONES, Royal Engineers. Piked for T. Egerton, Military Library, Whiteliall i and =NU lad of all otber Booksellers. BONAPARTE'S REPLY TOITHE SPEECH OF LORD BATHURST. GENER4L POST-OFFICE, Myth Rd, 18111. FELONY-11SO REWARD. THOMAS PtNNOCK, late of St. Ann's-court, Soho, is strongly suspected of felony ; whoeva shin ap► prehend him, will be entitled to a Reward of ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY POUNDS, Ferry Potreo thereof upon Apprehension, and Ong Hoonnas Pot-xos upon Conviction. The said Thomas Pinnock is about 40 years of age. stroll made, 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high, dark complexion, black hair and whiskers, and fresh coloured; was dressed on the iSth timo in a new snuff-coloured brown coat, covered sVh bottom" double-breasted buff waistcoat, with buttons of the same; has worn at times a yogow-green lapelled cost, a bins coat with gilt buttons, and a dark brown great coat. lie has been a getrths., man's servant, is supposed to have been in the Arthy, and has been abroad. His wife, who is advanced in pregnancy, is phi bably with him. By Comtr.ind of the Postmaster-General. FRANCIS FREELLYG, Secrellll9. • Ilia day was published, in 12nua. price 31. ad. bd. Part I. of i AN Improved SYSTEM of ARITHMETIC, for the Use of Schoch, and the Counting-House. ,By DANIEL DOWLING, Utter of the Mansion-Ileum Academy, Highgate. Painted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Oime, and Brown, Londee. Of whom may be had, by she seine Author, A KST to the latest Edition of Dr. Hutton's Course of Mathe matic& In we handsome Vol. Bvo. price U. 4*. boards. •, The Nay is illustrated by Diagrams ' and most prove highly' *chi to every Class of Mathematical St udents. T* day was published, in Oro. price ids. boards, Vol. st, of TIE ANNUAL BIOGRAPHY and OBITUARY or laid, with Silhouette Portraits. This volume com prehends the Biography of her north"lights's& the Princess Clwriotte, the Dukes of Northumberland and Marlborough, Mor Conn, Erskine, Ponsonby, H Mile, Me Drs. and Disney, Jte. Ike. ace. and all die pa:m*ololBpr ters, who died in 1616-1817, interspersed, sad illustrated with 'atariety of Original Letters, Documents, and Anecdotes ; and enotainingen Analysis of recent Biographical Works, with a General Biographical List of Persons recently deceased. Piloted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. Of whom may be bad, The ANNUAL OBITUARY, Vol. I. for 1517, price 15s. LAST WEDNESDAY 14 ti.l7lloi(lik. OF F Mows" ft, Mae ell MAJESTY'S HE Principal OFFICERS MAJESTY'S OFIC11:15 O F do hereby give Areite, • . the Proposals will be received at their Mks, in Pall Mall, before MONDAY, the 16th day of March neat, from T emps as mi. be willing to undertake the Supply of ...)TIIING for the ORDNANCE MILITARY CORPS, A period of three Years, vis. 1819, 1820, and 1821. Pancras of the Clothing nary be viewed, upon application at principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower ; and at the yal Arsenal at Woolwich; and fuller Particulars, together t the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known the Secretary's Otice in Pall Mall aforesaid, any day between Mow of Tensed Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be bend, sealed up, and endorsed—. Proposals for Clothing ;" no Prcposal can be admitted after the said IGth of March, Nave o'Clock at Noon of the same day ; neither will any be noticed unless the party snaking it, or an agent in his Fail attend. Fr over of Ike Board, R. H. cavr, &crdery. (L•':• 4,800 TICKZri MOVE, DRAWN, YET ALL - • Prizes of - e 30,000 AltS !MB' IN ray. Arintr.L, With 65 other Capitals of £3.000, £l,OOO, TBISH, the Contractor, sincerely thanks the Puh • he for their unprecedented patronage already conferred this Lottery. The•fitst-drawn Blank, Nci. 69,23, entitled to 4 Pipes of Port, was shared by fists in 2 !‘rters 2 Eighths, and 4 Sixteenths, who respectfully entreats the holden imme diately to order from any Wine Merchant they please, their. re spective proportions of the 4 Pipes of Port, of the choicest qua lity in the Kingdom, which &sit wiU pay for on demand ; who has also the pleasure w announce, that be Bold and Shared no less than 12 of the Capital Frites drawn list Wednesday. THE FOLLOWING IS THE MATCHLESS STATE OF THE HtiGIIFS'S PICKS CORDIAL FOR CALVES. Ste. Urder the Patronage of the Right Hon. Lord Somerville, the Right Hun. the Earl of Wincheisea, J. Blackburn, Esq. M.P. and oth e r %Tembers of the Board of Agriculture. UGHES'S PICKS CORDIAL, a certain Cure for the Scouring of Sheen. Calves, Lambs, and other Cattle, and a valuable Resterat s • Cordial for Ewes after Lambing, This medicine, being a powerful febrifuge, the fettle to which it is administered are speedily restored to strength and ap petite, and are known to thrive and fatten much sooner than others. —The name of the Sole Proprietor, John Hughes, is written with red ink on each bill of directions. WIIEEL : 5 - Prizes of - 00,000 65 OTHER CAPITALS Of £5,000, £l,OOO, £5OO, &c. &cp . And in Addition to all the Prizes, EIGHT PIPES OF PORT. On Si. Patrick's Day, Tuesday, 47th March, 6,600 Tickets must be Damn, All the Capitals ntay be Drawn. Sold wholesale by Mr. Hughes, 11, Frederick-place, Goswell - London; Mr. Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Chnrch-yard, London ; god Retail by every Vender of Patent Medicines, price 2s. Pd. ARMY CONTRACTS. Commissarial Departitient, Treasury Chambers, 25th Vebruary, 1818. TOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous of esatracting to supply the following Articles for the Use it Arniy, viz. -- . As the demand has been very great throughout the country, nisi. entreats his Friends' to be early in their application whilst a varitty of Tickets sad Shares remajn at his Offices, No. 4, Cornbtll, end 9, Charing-Cross, London. INDIA. According to the last intelligence from India se veral of the Rajahs, tributants to RI; NG err Siso, had requested permission of that Chief to wait upon and pay their respects to the Governor-General. Rus- GILT SING had assented to their wishes, and had sent to Umritser for khelauts to present to them pre vious to their departure for head-quarters. Private letters mention the reduction of Heraut by .the atmy of the Xing of PERSiA ; but the iikhbars do not corroborate this intelligence. The Marquis of HASTINGS and suite arrived at Caws ore the 12th September, in good health. His Lordship was not expected to proceed from that sta tion before the Ist of *member. In the last Lottery containing Three Prizes of £30,030, Ban sold them All ; and hopes to sell All the Three Prizes of £30,000 in the present Lottery. THE FOUR PIPES OF PORT. rrHE Holders of the two Quarters, two Eighths, and four Sixteenths, of No. 6,963, being the FirstArawn Blank last Wednesday, the 4th March, and shared by DISH, arc respectfully requested to order immediately, from any Wine Merchant or Dealer in Wine in the United Kingdom that they may respectively prefer, the finest Port Wine that can be ob. tamed, in the following proportions : BREAD, Is Majesty's Lard Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and ks, in the undermentioned Counties and Islands: Hunts, Wilts, including the Isle of Man, York, of liur.ser. Isle of Wight, City of Bath and its Kent, Vicinity, Lancaster, City of Ely and do. lantoln, Carlisle and do. .11 !incl.:lns 'Middlesex, Chester and do. Monmouth, Town of Taunton Norfolk, and de. et, Northampton, Newcastle-upon m Nottingham, Tyne, & do. !shad), Oxford, Shrewsbury and Rutland, do. !'including Suffolk, Leicester & do. City of Surrey, Derby and do. Sussex, Wolverhampton Warwick, and do. Westmoreland, North and South Worcester, \Vales, And in the several Counties in North Britain. Bread to the Household Troops in London and its Vicinity. OATS, Ili, 313 . :,:.0 Cavalry in Cantonments and Quarters in the us..terzliq4,4ied Counties and Islands: ,iic.!, Hunts, City of Fly and ditto. Fu:-, Lincoln, Carlisle & do. A=. Dlauttouth, Town of Shrewsbury i,V..1 . , OnfJrd, and ditto PrkT, lial.md. Leicester and tut." Safford, ditto. rr, Westmorlsr.d, Wolverharnp c.iord, Worcester, ton and do. ktf:ed, Bath and its Vicinity North& SouthWales* FORAGE, viz. OATS, lI.SY, and STRAW, 6LI Majesty's Cavalry in Barracks, and Oats in Cantonments nit/amen, in the miderm..r.-.....ned Countiesin South Britain : 44, ?diddiesex, York. mall, Norfolk, Ordnance Barracks. Onus, Northatryvin, at Newcastle-upon- Nottir ;ham, Tyne, and Oats, in Suff.slk, th r C ounty o f Nor :: ',including the Sorry, thumberland, Ile 61 Wight), Sussex, Town of Taunton, & Warwick, its Vicinity. zarn.r, Wilts, And in the several Counties in North Britain. the Deliveries are to commence Oa and for the 25th day Ant nett; that Proposals, in writing, sealed up, and c 1,1" Tender for Army Supplies," will be received at this Lc tr before Wednesday, the 25th day of March ; but moll`.,e received after twelve o'clock en that day, and if sent ,rne postage must be paid. Ili must be made separately for each County, Island, except for the Counties comprisieg North and South 3 of which must, be included in one Tender ; as also 'al Counties in North Britain; and each Proposal :e Letter which is annexed to the Tender pro , by two persons of known property engaging to with the party tendering in the amount stated in the •.I7.rs, for the due performance of the Contract ; dl be noticed unless made on a printed Ten- Ticti expressed in words at length ; and should it • ~ ,r ing the continuance of the Contract no troops fled under the Contract, the expense of the stamps t and Bond, paid in the first instance bythe Con tc to him. of the Contracts may be had, upon application at hetWeen the hours of eleven and five, and at Unnanivary General Young, Edinhurek. the Bread and !deal may be seen at these • the hours of twelve and two. ~~:^,:[' Foe nal f the Quarters--Ows Pip?" 'raw, For each 4 . Ma Eighths—Half a Pipe of Wine, Each of the Siateentho—A Quarter of a Pipe of Niue, And T. BISH will pay for the same on demand, with every expense attending the carriage or conveyance of the Vrme to the houses of the respective purchasers. FRAUD PREVENTED. TO COUNTERACT the many attempts that are daily made to impose on the unwary a SPURIOUS COM POSITION instead of the GENUINE BLA CK I N G prepared by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted a new Label, in which their signature and address, 97, HIGH-HOLBORN, Is so conspicuously placed in the centre of the Label, that they trust an attention to this, and the difference of the type, which is unlike all letter-press, will enable purchasers at MCC to detect the imposition, The Real Japan BLACKING, made and sold wholesale by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High-l/olborn, and retai'• d by the principal Grocers, Drug&lets, Booksellers, Ironmonge-;, Perfu mers, Boot-Makers, &c. in the United Kingdom, in Bottles at 6d. is. and is. 6d. each. BILIOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. A - a mild and effectual Remedy for all those Dis orders which originate in a vitiated action of the Liver and Biliary Organs, namely; I NDIGENTION, LOSS of AP PETITE, IIF.ADACI MS, HEART BURN, FLATULEN. CH'S, SPASMS, COSTIVENFaSS, AFFECTIONS of the LI V ER, &c. fcc. it may be asserted with the strictest truth, that DIXON's ANTIBILIOUS PILLS have met with more ge trcral approval, and particularly by the Medical Profession, than ary other Medicine whatever. This constitutes their recom mendation to the notice of every individual afflicted with the above comp/ants. They unite every recommendation of mild operation with successful effect; and requiring no restraint or confinement during their use, are in particular a most valuable and convenient Medicine for the Traveller, whether by sea or land. In tropical climates particularly, where the consequences of redundant and vitiated Bile are so prevalent and alarming they are an invaluable and efficient protection. They are like wise peculiarly calculated to correct disorders arising from ex cesses of the table, to restore the tune of the stomach, and to re move every complaint occasioned by irregularity of the bowels. ' Sold in boxes at 2s. 9d. 6s. Ili. and 295. by R. BUTLER and Sous, Chemists, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, Lor.don ; and 31, Sackville-etreet, Dublin; also by the principal Booksellers, Drug,:ists, and Medicine Venders in every Town throughout the United Kingdom CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. TILE finest Discovery of the Age, possessing utility and ekgance, is ROWLAND'S MACASSAIt OIL, which is recommended on the basis of truth, for renovating and beautifying the human Hair, and prevents its being injured by (even, accouchements, violent exercise, travelling in various cli mates, &c. Ends genuine bottle of the Oil is signed or the out side label in red ink " A. Rowland and Son," with a little Trea tise inclosed ; and the price is 3s. 6d.-4s. 6d.---10s. 6d. and one guinea per bottle.----Also each guinea bottle of the following Article is signed on the outside label the same : ROWLANDS ESSENCE of TYRE, which never fails to produce immediately a perfect change in Red or Grey Hair, Whiskers, Eye-brows, Ice. to a beautiful glossy and permanent Brown or Black, imitating the exact natural colour. Washing makes this Dye more durable. Ladies or Gentlemen may dye their Hair with ease and secrecy. Price 4 5.-71.--and los. 6d. RQWLAND'S ALSA.NA EXTRACT cures the most vio lent Toothache, cleanses, preserves, and beautifies the Meth and Gums, and keeps them free from pain to the latest period of life. Ss. 9d.--4s. cd. and tOs. 6d. per bottle. Sold wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the ode Pro prietors, A. Rows.ana and SON, corner of Kirby-street, the first turning on the right in Hatton Garden, Holborn, London ; and by appointment, by Messrs. ilendries achbrirnaetreet; Berry 7, Johnson, IS, Greelaetreet, Soho; imyth and Co. 117, Gattie and Peirce, 57, New Boud-street ; Newberry and Sons, 45.34. Paul's Church-yard; and by all Perfumers and Medicine Ven ders in Town and Country. FRANCE. Extract of a Private Letter from Paris, dated the 2d of March : " Lord Kinnaird Is still here, at the house of the Duke of Wellington. His fellow-traveller, whose name is not mentioned, is at the Coonergerie. The Noble Lord has had a bearing before one of the Police Judges, and so has the Count de Croquem bourg. They speak of the arrest of a man named Nouin, upon whom suspicion had fallen. lie was taken in Burgundy, on his road to Lyons, and was conducted to Paris. Letters from Dijon state, that when he was taken, he said to the officer of gendar merie—. What ! are you looking for the assassin of the Duke of Wellingtonr —.The Minerva assures us that the Count de Cro quembourg is at large, under the care of two gendatmes. " The Commission on the Budget has finished its labours all to a few things It has proposed to the Ministers economical savings, to which they have consented, and which amount to 241 millions of francs. By means of this reduction of expendi ture the Government All be able to abolish the tax of 50 cents. m moveables, which will produce a. reduction in favour of the contributors of so millions of- francs, a relief which will be felt in a lively manner. The Ministry of War is comprised in these retrenchments to the amount of 10 millions, the Ministry of the Marine at a million and a half. The choice of M. Roy and M. 13eugnot, as Commissioners, proves the good spirit of the com mission. The Commission on the Concordat assembled this morning, and the Ministers are to atie;:d it. It appears that this confe rence was required in consequence of the arrival of dispatches from Rome, which authorised some madifications in the circum spection of sees, and which consent, Ist, to declare that the Con cordat of Leo X. shall have no other effect than the nomination of bishops by the King, and the Institution by the Pope ; 9d, to suppress the words inherent in the Crown, contained in the Lest article. It is not doubted that the law will pass the Chain her. It will not be endangered, unless the right side of the Chamber votes against it. It is said that about 30 Deputies of that sick will vote, but will not speak against it. " Rumour spreads afresh today, that the Emperor Alexan der, the Emperor of Awstria, and the King of Prussia, will base a conference at Vienna much sooner than was expected. The time is esti: 5....(1 to be tally in Jlarch. " It is said that there is a dispute between the Cabinet of St. James's and that of the 'fiiilleries. England demands of France the right of visiting her vessels under pretence of the Slave Trade, and she offers reciprocity ; but France refuses to ac quiesce, because the ba:anze would be against her. " It is rumoured that the negotiations on the subject of the private claims do not as yet take the nitro favourable turn. Se wral conferences have already been had, at which the Duties ria.Richelieu and of We.lington were present ; and according to the news circulated in the Diplomatie circles, they have hitherto agreed upon nothing. The claims of the Allies, and, above ass, of Prussia, are, it is said, exorbitant. " P.S. Last night, about one o'clock, one of the sentinels placed behind the hotel °till= Duke of Wellington, was insulted by three persons. Being attacked by one of them, he was „ obliged to fire his musket, but did not, however, hit any one. The Duke had just gone to bad, and heard the report. The patrol of the Champs Llysees immediately ran to the spot, but found no one. There is reason to suppose that the fellows were drank. This event, though very simple, hm giveu occasion to various conjectures A Manuscript has found its way to this count-iv, from St. Helena, entitled " Obserrations A Lord B.rniustsils Speech ix Mr Howse of Peers, on the 18th of March, 1817." These Observations are stated to have bees written in the early part of fast June, ar.d they are preceded by a sort of imprimatur. dated Longwood, 9th October, 1817, and signed " liaeo infmr," in which he approves of them, and desires that they may be seen by the Sovereign and the Peo ple of England. There is a Memorandum .prefixed, in the hand-writing of BERTRAND, purporting that tiler (the original of this duplicate, it may he infer red,) were seat. sealed, to Sir HUDSON Lows, to the address of jLord LIVARPOOL, OR the 7th of that month. A lace Appendix of Official Papers is sub joined, containing copies of the restrictions made by the present Governor of St. Helena (Sir H. Lows), and some kitters of a correspondence between that Officer tied the persons actiag as Secretaries to Bo .mArAstra.—Ac he appeals to the Sovereign and Pecs. ple of England though the medium of the Press, it is consistent with English fair dealing, partisularly to ward a man in captivity, that he should have the ad vantage of such an appeal. Whether it be one which he himself would have allowed to any of his .awn captives, is a question which many would now be more ready to ask than he to answer. The Manu script is about to he published in English. The following short account has been communi cated by a Correspondent :—The Observations ate written in the manner of those comments on the Speeches from the British Throne which occasionally appeared in the Moniteur while BONAPARTE was ru. ler of France. They are desultory and ahript, like most of his proclamations and harangues, and are delivered in a tone alternately querulous and indig nant, which seems vet y characteristic of the min in his present condition. He takes occasion in the out set to protest against the Bill in Parliament of the 11th April, 1816, which he calls an act of psoscstp tion similar to those of STLLA. He denies the ast!le rity of the British parliament to place him at the-dis posal of Ministers, and to invest them with the right of placing him under restrictions. He denies their power of delegating that right, and then proceeth to argue against the restrictions themselves—namely, the detention at St. Helena—the name imposed of General Bonaparte—the prohibition of going abroad on the island, unless accompanied by a British Offi cer—and, lastly, the obligation of having all letters which he may write or receive opened and examined by the British authorities. He quotes in succes-inn the principal statements in Lord Ballo:eves Speech respecting the treatment to which be is subjected at St. Helena, and severally contradicts them in very round terms. entering much into detail occasionally, and execrating the conduct of Sir HUDSON as capricious and cruel in the most extreme degree. These arguments and declamations are strangely mixed up with certain domestic disclosures respect ing his personal condi:ion, from which it appears that he finds himself very ill accommodated at Long. wood-house, whjch. he describes as having been ori ginally a barn, and as situated on the most unheal thy and exposed spot on the island, destitute of wa ter, trees, shade, and verdure. The Governor, whom he continually styles the commandant, having relit-. ced the range originally allowed him ; having foi hid den him to hold conversations with the inhabitants, or go into any house; and having also insisted that an - English Officer must accompany him when be rides out, he has discontinued his favourite eiercise, not having been on horseback for 18 months. Under the conditions prescribed for his correspondence, he will not write or receive any letter. Such is the dear ness of living at St,. Helena, that the stipulated allow ance of 8,000/. a year, divided by the number of in dividuals in his establishment, will scarcely amount to 10d. per head per diem, which, he says, is " sol dier's pay." The flour was so bad latterly, that he did not taste bread for three months. He has betaken himself to a sedentary life; his legs begin to swell, and the scurvy has attacked his gums. He declares that there exists an intention to terminate his exis tence by agonies so protracted, as to make it appear that he died a natural death. The follow•iag is a specimen of the observations: " These four rt,trictior.s are contrary to the law of natiur.s. It was then to ameliorate the lot of the detsined perianth that the Ministers caused themselves to be invested with the right ar making restrictions. No Instance can be cited in the hi-aory o Great Britain ur France, in which prisoners of war were seat:to be detained in another hemisphere, on an Isolated rock In t%e m id s t of the seas. if the only object was the safety of the .Is~ tendon*, there was no wain of curie or houses in England; but the grand requisite was the devouring climate of the Tropic! " The second restriction (chat of the title of General Bona parte) has also no relation to the security of the &tenth"; it has the effect of rendeting the position of this Prince Inure grievous. Prisoners of war, when they fall into an mcgny's power, are recognized by the title which they have borne at home : but the Bourbons ctast.tl not to reign in France; dm Republic,and the footth d.;1....it7, were net legitimate gouge_ ments. n what are there new principles founded? if the Fantlith Government acknowledge that the Bourbons reigned In France.at the time of the Peace of Amiens, in iscg, th e y 2 „ e _ knewleflge that Cardinal York reigned in Easglu.d at the Treaty of Peace in 78Z. ; that Charka XI 11. does not rei gn •i n Swe den. To sanction these principles would be to threw all throne s into disorder, and to propagate the germs of revolution ainong all nations." Maacn 4, 1818.—The following Benefit Tickets were drawn this Day, viz. No. 8,770, as, Fires-drawn - X 5,000 10,70, 88 Sete :id-drawn I,coo 11,0q3, Prize of 500 4,129, Prize df 200 5,788, Prize of 200 —The above were all Shared and Sold at the Old Offices of SWIFT and Cb. N 0.31, Poultry ; 12, Cha ring-Cross ; and 31, Aldgate pet-street ; where un drawn Tickets and Shares continue on sale for the 3 Prizes of £90,000, and numerous other Capitals, yet in the Wheel.--Tbasno, 17th instant, is the day appointed for the next drawing. i 1 ~ ~~~.~