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Af:rr which the new Pairnmi e. caned I'llE VALLEY OF DIA °NOS. er Tue44.lay, Jean de Paris, Piet T otlosk,and The Vim?: atle. A rev Operatic tirawin. Plied The Un wn or the k vi •ll.ler of the Mine, .wlll be produced on fewer Wednesday. * • This day Were puhlmltet , price Ps EXTRACTS frtilty " A CALM INVESTIa A. 'PION of the circumstances that haveletT to the j•resent SCA R ern? . of OP AIN In Bii , iin r Eta applicable to'the present CORN JAMENANbERSON, LL.D. F.R.S. Ste. bold by Sherwood, Neely, And Jones, Paternoater-iow. re published, price P 4 in boards, :ESEA RCHES on LIFE lER BICH AT. Translated from er of the College 6f Surgeons In u v. ~• ,+. fit Alf,H P.IPARS CHAMER OF DIiPTI 11Eq. • ' )lite Aar Withd, • (Seined ice, some di.euesion), A TE4EI' of elk MIL LENIUM ; of of the A Vtr.c goittreCiinit, the Reign of CHRIST upon Eanh ter a I hniesaild Y raft. : Prititi..l for and Co. Edinburgh ; Ira Reel, 62, Pallmallg A. Constable Keene, Dublin. • IHFATIIf NAVAL. COVENT-C:ATI DEN. ON MONDAY NEXT will be produced a new Grand Melo Dramatic Romance, called ZEMBUCA ; Or, THE NET-MAKFR AND His WIFE. .6 which will he addrii. THE SLEEP WALKER. After which the Neto Grand Pantaenisne. eared HARLEQUIN WHIV.TINGTON. Faster Thesday, Kirg Henry the Fourth. Weilhe !ay, Artaxerxes; with (iirst time) Love iiip-intbe. This sky lots psdilkshod. Pr. I is. 6d. sewn. A . FATHER'S 'REFLECTIONS ON THE DEATH OF HIS CHILD. Or.es#4 deddit Speg amnia Homer. Sold by Law and Whiusker, Ave-11 Maria-lane ; and all other Book.ellrrs. . 1 :~ ~,~ 4 Vol.. 12ino. CoNTs ACT FOR COALS. *FO AR DELIVERED AT GUM A LT:AIt. VAIZSSA Rr-IMCifIEF'S 017101, Merck 17.1815. L'UCH Persons as are desirous of Contracting with the Commiukary in Chief to deliver COALS at rdtar, way receive Particulars air the Contracts at this ecce between the hours of Eleveii and flee, and deliver their *ealed up and directed to the Coltimistiary in Chief, •-• a: king thereon "''ender for Coats; " on or before Friday the in.•avt, ho. none will he recerve3 after Twelve &Clock en that ITay; nor wil any Proposal he uotkell unless made on or a" tied to a printed Particular, and the Prices inserted in Words 1: length ; nor unless a' I.rtter be subjoined to such Proposal, Axl e; hy 'two Persons of known Pr perry. enraging to become •tind with the Patty /uttering, in the turn expressed in the Par tiz.tiars for the doe 14rfortriattse of the Contract. GUINEAS ! AND THREE se:10,000 PRIZES. a WEBB. hiving hArf the good fortune of dituri tfi . frotir i r among the PuNlle Foos Capital Prizes In the Lot tety which finished slst of January, has the tiatisfaetion of an - rouneietta New Lovely, In Which he eonntieotly ferrets to son at hwy. Foot' Moat —rile oehente COAT/1114 ILE Ps ;Sas o, 100,0 0° . &en *0 Five of I• 00 Guineas each, which WEBB is yrtrased to PAY.IN GOLD, without any De sut non, as soon drawn. at Ms' l'ruly Fortunate Office, 17, EVDOATZ•11111111T, war St. Paul's. *here • Site 000 1,502......... a Prize of _ 500 ...... ...... ... 400 6 4 775 ..• ...... ...•.. 200 Woe ALL Shared and Sold In the Lour -Loy - rime. orders by Post duly acteheled to, and all Business in the Funds fa: Multy malted by Go Wi-ss,. stock-Broker, 11, Ludgate street, near'St. Paul's. ' l .° Cash for Irish Bank Notes. T a COtik 1' ibtlden ht Christ's Ho4plbll,l,4ltldoll , Ll on Friday. the 10th day of March, 1813, for the purpose et receiving a Report of a Committte of Almoners on two Petit. ..094 Wetted to them regarding the noiradmission of Cumttrs • .AIATNAILD and Hair Davis, the Report was carried in the affirmative wtth one dissentient voice ; and on a motion made ald seconded, " That this Court approve the conduct of the Committal.* of Almoliers, and return then% Thanks for their rode • Lityab'e labours and zeal fur the support, credit. and advantage of this Charity upon 41 occa.iors," the same was also carried in 'l 4 au ma i iv e , with the exception of one dissentient voice. Oia,red also, with nue dissentient Volts; that These Re4slutiona le publiih'll in two Morning and two Evening Papers three tants each. R ICHARD WRY, Clerk. Chr u's kitopital, March IN 1815. (21IF.F.N'S COLLEGE, OXFORD. ANNIVERSAR% DINNER will be holden at the Fret:m.l'one I avern, on THOIIISDAr, April the 6th. STEWARDS. 1 heßev. Dr Collinson.Provost j Wm. Morten Pitt, Esq. 1;•e Rt. Hon. Lord Hawke "I he Re*. Mr Wheatley Nit. Bart , . Richards The Rev. Mr. Dixon lite Real>. Van \Wert The Rev. Mr. RalL The Rev. Dr BRACKEN, Secretary. Tickets One Guinea each. to be hid at the bar of the Tavern. Donut on ;able at Five reebely. I..EDONIAN ASYLUM.. AT a MEETING of the OFFICERS and DI. lECTOR h holden here this day. Presrat, His knyal Nig noes the DUKE of KENT and STR All-WARN. President, in the Chair. Right Hon. the kart of BIZADA SSSSS . Bight Han Lord Eascuta, K. 'C. Bight H.n. GtoaGa Rosa. M. P. Sir !.UN MA7otuAsiZs, ban. M. P. Lord Provost of Geticart bit DAVID DDtIDAII, G. C. B. UAGs ksecnvirru, G. C. B. General hosts BiLroul WILLIAM • )OUGLAS, Esq. M. P. Foats..s, ti-1. M.P. • • Cilits Les (11.sxv jon Etq. M. P. ARCIIIIIALD sesaLL, Esq. JARILS HAMIL'iox, LIIION 79RitlILIVIAT E• 11. ANDREW stms, Esq. titstr..vrn u sets istoustv, 1. 'that iii the preseLt si ate of public stairs, it is desirable that the Nen w which the it gler classes of .octety entertain ot the rne r"ri"s "ohs of Mt private solder, bailor, and Marine, Should be spe,:etil l anti liberally manifored 2. *I hat bud. ebtabhbhmentb as thrive of Chelsea and.fikellit rich are acnui.g the hot modes by which the principle of the , tree-411ms liesuiu nun C4ll be earned auto effrcr. I hat Ilume koyal eattblishintios, however ezren•ive, cam' hot possibly embrace ail objects cleierviog of attontiesn, and thiribb tor e it Is expedient, by such an lasti.utioo as the LairtfOnksi A'.ylum, to extend vtier means of - relied end reward so alum& ten•ly atfonted by therm 4. that the benefits derived from the services of the soldiers, th!otb, al.ll marine+, native, of Scotiand, bring of common act. altage to the whole Empire, the Caledonian .As)lom tle-erves the (t.pport of every description of Lis fbiajebty's bubjilets, and application without delay, be made to the liberality not ‘ ,11 4 ot the Scottish but also ot the English and Irish h ohs cry, Landholders, Merchants, and Manufacturers, to afford them an tio.ortmity of contributing to its inimed.ste establishment. 5. That th e respectleLacknowlegements of the Officers and _ , rector• ot the lasittution be made to his Royal Highness die PCINCA MLGLSIT, for his gracious condesceaston in becoming Krlon UI the InAnation. That a Leputailue, consisting of the Dien Hon. the Earl t` i:reailalbane , the 'tight Hoit. Su Archibald Macdonald, hart. air Go lie Beckwith, Q. C. 11. do WAD oar the {tight 11 "1,- the Lard'lthaT r of London,. to concert with his Lordship sue nee. wary sten • lir I.4VIDg a Dinner in the City fur the benefit Institution. JOHN GALA', Secretary. Licikitilan Asylum Office, Coveatiarden. Mardi. le, 18,5. Subsesiptiona continue to be r. calved at the Banking. houses' of A , eisrs. l homes Celt , ts and Co. Me-its. P 5110119, Ctiebereli, H.ll, and Co. Ivie.srs imwo, Magnum, Free, and Down; • "-ssts. Marsh, Sit.b.ld, and t *pus. Drummond suit Co. , 'l"sirs. Herrin,. t..rtiol:ar, sn4 Co. Messis. Davison. kithli' nod ll.;ja Ivit.t•sra. teens Payne, as.d wzbici; Meb,ts. Gxote s toid Cu. Mcsava. Iliad, toansoot, and Co.; L, the National Back ot d;nad . by /do Oalt,tectetary, 'I. %liniment; mite% , Vol aloud iplare • .Pviee - li a. hi THE HISTORY of Mr. .10Htt DECASTRO and bin brother BATS commonly called Old Crab; the merry matter written by John Mathes, the grave by a solid Gentlemen. , . Printed for T. loan= Wbischall ; sad may be had of an Doolvellcca. - Eucitous LIBERTY. On the First of March was published (to be continued Monthly, price Haifa Cm*n) % wife periodieal Work, entitled rrIiE•THEOLOGICAL INQUIRER.; or Po. !ennui Magazine : ht ing a general Medium of Communi cation on Religion, hietaphysies, and Moral t hilosophy. Open to all Parties. Coniluete4l by ERASVIUs PkiltKiblo, Esq. ' The object of this Journal is to 'give lull scope to an unfettered Inquiry atter utli, to inculcate liberality of sentiment, and to , aspire to a candour and impartiality tvlatch has never been cur -1 eised by 4 ur cotemporardis. hi London: Puldished M. 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'CI tonne, Hoc?, Staaaia, and Junes; in which the Authority ulthe Case in Ito. I eller, upon which the late Attorney Ur utral rested the ktoseceition, at Common Ls*, of IX I. Eaten, for Blesplit My, is expow.d and subverted. By a Barrister of the Inner'ltatrle, pike 31. Id. ert rev at 1 Tit a• lICI fa ai ti a• L. el d ,FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZEITII. ADMIRALTY - OFFICE, MARCH 18. Copy of a I.etter from Captain Were., of his Majesty's ship Trber, addre,sed to Vfree-Admtral Sir Herbert Sawyer, K. C. B. and transmitted by the Admiral to John Wilsut Cruker, Esq. His Majesty's ship Tiber, at Sea, March 9. have the honour to inform you, that on the Sth of this month, lat. 46 deg. 24 min. north, long. 13 deg. 30 mm. west. I fell in with, and, atter a cliace of eleven hours, captured the American priva teer Leo, of seven guns and 93 men, Mr. J. Hewes,, commander ; she is a very fine vessel of her class, copper-bottomed and fastened, and 220 tons burthen, from L'Orient about three weeks, and had the day before burnt an English sloop, from St. Michael's, and seas going to cruize off the Rock of Lisbon.- 1 have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) JAMES R. DACRIts, Captain. [ This Gazette further-contains a Proclamation by the Puttee Rt.° a NT, Ba:ed the 17th instant, notifying the ratification of the Treaty of Ghent; a Proclamation of the same date, declaring tie cessation of hostilities in all parts of the world, at toe va rious periods stipulated in the said Treaty ; and an Order in L;ouncil for taking oft the embargo laid on the SI st July, int:i, at ve,sele clearing out for the United gates. it also announces that the same day the Right Honourable William Adam was swurn in a Member of the l's Lonlic:i, that J. N. Viaanut, P:sii of Castle-belt, has beets appointed 6:wriff of Cardigansh.re, 1 in the rosun of Herbert k. vans, Leg. of Higlonead, and Van) Pantun, Ebli. of Coleuid, im Miniature, in Cie roma of Sir It. Biouke, of Hope 1 - 1411 BANKRUPTCY ENLARCiED. May in, William Carr, :are totHyttit., Kent, taylor, draper, dealer and cliapm:m, at ettven, at Ultiltit'ail, BANKRUP ICY SU I'ERSEDF.D. William Malowartng, George Booltou Matilwaring, and Thomas [Chatteris, of Curitbill, London, hackers and painters. Esij.th Belcher, of Liverpool, merchant, master mariner. Kitbags Bartibh of I( toraun-upoo- tiall, b.aca beer matsufacturet, dealer and ettapimut. 1 BANKRUPTS. _ Charles Jenkins Elkins, late at • Liverpool, hatter, bat now of Loocon, dealer and chapnaul, to so. rendre Aprii l u, is. and 29, at rieVen t the Kirag's Arms, Water-ptrret, Livcrpout.— 41ttornies, Mr. Edward s.lbester, 3, staple-Inn, London ; or Mr. Patios', Liverpool, John Candy, of Ston-Easton, Somersetahlre, baker. dealer and chaonan, March £4, at one, &larch ns IL eleven At Ike lieorse Inn, Sarpton-Mallect. Amoco us, Mews. King and Lakin, tt, ISe4tor4l-row, Luntlop ; or Mr. Ma Arli, shop- tuts-itelett. Joseph t ;regory Harris, of Bristol, cotton and wonted manufac turer, tlea.er and Warman, March JO, 3i, and April au, ar at the Commercial Kearns, BristuL Allot nizs, ht.s.o% Bert, 1 aylur, 441t1 Doane, Clay's-lan square, Loudon; ur hit. Cooke, isrt.tol. • Arthur : nutlt and William Linlop, both of Liverpool, merchants, Apt it Is, 13, and elt, at nue, at the Yak Hutt, Livetroot.— ilutoruses, Air. Wanda, Juno-street, ISediertl-row, London; or Mr. Whitley, sliver a.htwsou-street, au , nab Martin a,t.i hdward l'aylur, of How -lane, London, bru , • kers, denten, chspmen, and cup.trtner , March rtl, •Apli at twelve, mud Aptsl vie, at one, at Gittalball illumucy, Mr. Loh OW 0-square, 3outhwas a. Woiiant Hawei, late of tiloster-plat_, Newington, Surrey, coal• mei chant, deatnr and ettapnt4it, March el, a 3, and April 49, -- at - ten at Guititt..ll. Atturnr.y, Mr. Hussey, No. iu, Faro vat's inn, itulborn. Janie, :kitty, late of Laveuham, near Sudbury, Suffolk, ter, drake and ehaanuati, March ill , 2i, and April e 9, at deem, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Sewy, Northampton square, aphis Passmau, of Baslnghall-street, Loma t, merchant, dealer and chapman, March 21, April 9, and 21, at one at ; A. cornier., Messrs. Gainey and larch, Martin's-lane, Cannon sure , Loudon. James Weatherly and Nicholas Weatherly, of Alwarick, Nor ' thumberlaod, common brewers and copartners, April 12, IS, and a 9, ate earn, at the White Swan t a u, Aluwick. Attorniet, kleure. Lambert, or Mr. llsorp, Alnwick; or Mews. Moun sey and Fisher, Staple.lun, London. John Ihidsban the younger. of Darlingtan, Ddrham. llnen-ma mrlacturer, April 5, ti, and 29, at twelve, at the King's Head, Darlington Atkienies, Messrs. Berridge, Hattou-Garden, London ; or Mrasiewburn, Darlington. Clugler Cusicr, of Wendover, Bucks, grow, shopkeeper, dealer and ehapinaii, March 21, April I, and 29,1 t ten, at Guildhall. Attotnies,Messrs J. and J. Unroll, Angel-court, Throgmor ton-wrect, Lonelon. Alexancer Graves, now or late of Queettestreet, Cheapside, London, niershant, March 25, 2a, and April 29, at out, at Attornies, Messrs. W won and Teesdale, Fens church-street, London. Richard Syer, of High-street, Poplar, Middlesex, dmber-tner- Chant, dealer and cluipusan Maids a iy Aptil 9, and . 29. at 12, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Stratton' and Allport, No. 41, Shot etlitch. Alexander Cummirg and Joseph S;vonnell, of Little Eastcheap, London, coffee-dealers and copartners, March 25, April 1, and 29, at twelve, at Upuildhall. Attoruirs, Messrs. Walla and Collins, spital-square. S4aflord Gill, of dunter-street, Kent-road, Southwark, Surrey, dealer in horses, March 25 Apra and Y 9, at eleven, at Guildhall. Aunt net, Mr. bs:inuii, Union -street, ;stint hwark. James Waugh, of St. Martin's-le-Giat.d, Landon, chinaman, dealer and chapman, March 2.5, April 4, and 29, at leis, at Guildhall. London. rtuarticy, Mr Lindsay, bt. l'hainaystreet,' Southwai k. Ann Christians Lea and John Teal, of Tower Royal, -London, • eallenderers, packers, dealers, cbspawa and copartners, Match 25, April 4, and 99, at ten at OuUelhalL Atturoey, Mt. titan, w Lawrence-ee, Cheaassisk. Francis klillidge, of Manchester, innkeeper, vletualler, dealer and chapinao, April 19, 11, and AO, at three, at the Dag fa ' vern, Manchester. Attontsts, Messrs Vitlts, Fairthcrne, and ' Clarke W arnlord-coart, London se Mr. Heoloy, iiior mitt s idanabesta. • • lIITTI :6 !IP Mr 1.5411 Or mAecri. At half Nast two ric.l. ,, ic, Ow Ki itz's 117 :st-rs introduced into the I-I dl en• inv the hol.'iot! of the Secret Committee. At three o'Llock the sitt;ng became public. M. Gout,Aftn, one of the Si.cretaries, read the iinitte% of yester,!ay. The report w.s appreiv 4. Tte PnesinENT.—Gentleme n. w!iili% the Chi giber as yesterday . occupied with the late u liich decrees :ltioird reward- to the different cents who Are! tanh -410 it.tir oath, as well as to tie iliugr:oti% chiefs int the army, Mar%hal Macdon tl,l stilt me a 1 •iter, in which he es:messes his intenti n 0 , deck ii i z this Ottglic acknowleigensent. Y. - tor Piesii..tit, not %%go ing to interrupt your deliberation', to , .k tirin lion !. If not to ciimmunicate it to yun : but the M irs'ial, hecinainted with this emission, has teAitic.l vie nipst Arely regret that his letter %vas nut Not, and &sites !bat it may be made known to )'nt. I sria.l now, d!erelore, have the honour of reading it to you. o'll.str4 Motel' 14, butt. l 'il Mr. Pntstnatir—l have re a d with ii-tonis!iment ht, he j 'mak an article which concerns me .with totspect to the prgiect of a law presented to the Chain: her. I cannot but be deeply impressed with the In. tensions manifested by the King, ' which I learn through the same communication. 6 % 1 entreat von, Mr. President, to be this day the i ierpreter of my sentiments on this behalf to the amber. 44 1 cannot, 1 ought not to be recompensed' nr thanked for a conduct which, without being attended with any personal danger, was dictated, as mine will *Nays be, solely by my inviolable fidelity to my duty and my oath. • d i Accept; Mr. President,the homage of my respect. a The Marshal Duke ofT,trentum, (Signed) AI ACDON A Fn." • t I ask, continued the Pittston:l., if die Chamber will anitori,k me to be to the Marshal the interpreter 01 its rote, and to acquaint hint that it persists in its resolution. 4' Yes, yes," exclaimed a great number of voices. M. Sougurs—l demard that the letter of Marshal Macdonald be inserted in the minutes of the Chun bet.. This proposition was adopted. The Abbe de MoNTE,tatitou.-,--Gi:ntlemen. the King WAS desirous of repairing this day to the Cham b,T.of Depoties. •to testify to the nation the s/uti ments which he feels towards it, under circumstances Which affect equally the safety ol tlvz State Ani the of the Crown: but not heinz ai,le to be ab sent from the Court, because the Princes are not ;here At this moment. his Majesty h :s thought it ;ght to defer this Sitting till to owl row. andli.is di ected us to make known to you his determinatitio. Some Members inquired At what hour, next day * the ityal Sitting would be. The Parnil, , !spr Answered, that the Dz!vit;es , mild -eceive notice of it throith the incdium of the Journals. A i‘lernb.zr, whose name was oil the list, was de. ,:red to inount the tripuite. M. Salvia:co:4.-1 /Live the honour to inform the Clamber, that I desire to Mke a proposition relit tie to the army. It cons:,ts, Is., ot a reguiation in the inantity of employments to be given to Sululterns. 2.1. Of a motion that lustre shall be no discharge without half p iv, ez2ZeDt in CW*l prOVije:i lir a LW which may replace the laws and regulations at pre. :.ent existing. I demand to be heard at the tiro pull. lic sitting. The PRESIDENT. •••i:1 conformity to the rules of the Chamber, M. Sartelon will be" beard at the first. sit. ,ing after the Royal sitting. • M• BLANQUMIT•BAILLIEUI•••••4 'hive a proirisieott to make to the assembly. You know, Geattietwa, what, effect has been produced by the appeal ad ,lressed to young Fienchmen, tor the defence of their country. Those of the capital have hen eager to subscribe their names, and some etnharrassment 11.15 arisen from the prodigious numbers which hive pie tented themselves, The students in law have not been the last to follow so not le iii example. With out doubt these youths, so anxious to defend public li. betty, are impressed with the sentiment that without 'it there is no longer a career for their talents, that the 'Charter is their stay and support; but that which is 'most interesting in this burst of generosity, is, that they know that public liberty must perish it' the plot Of Bonaparte should succeed. All are alive to she sacred voice of their country all turn to prevent the success of that infernal machination. Their. hearts, their vows, their lives, are all for Louis XVIII. ; for Louis the Desired. Have I rightly pronounced this name, decreed to the legitimate Sovereign whom France has recovered? Yes : we desired. ibis .410. narch so worthy to be held dear. He did not ask to re-ascend a throne so long usurped by the stranger, the throne which is surrounded by so many anxieties : he did not come to place himself there, except by the wishes, and on the faith ot Frenchmen. French. men! would you not rather die than lose a goOd King, all whose days are marked either by benefits or beneficent intentions ? N.), it shall never be said, that the French nation disgiaced itselt on this be. half. Honoured be those brave yout s which chooses rather that their career shall be interrupted th an to I , ise their King and liberty; who prefer a glorious death to an existence stained with eternal infamy. But, in applauding their enthusiasm and generous devoted nerd to so fine a cause, we ought to watch over their iaterests. It is not fitting that the sacrifice which they are making to their country sh_ old be plejlidi. tial to themselves in tuture: I propine to the Coat& ber to declare, that these yotmg men sh •11 not lo:e weir roots; hurt to indvausity mem fir the expenses of the campaign which they shall have been milled to incur, their year ot study shall be reckoned as if It had not been at all interrupted. The l i lltitaDlXT.—The proposition now made to . 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