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RUSSELS 'CM-PRA v Kl 7 OR7' PAPERS. VIENNA MARCH It. 'Prince Talleyrand communicated to the Allied Sovereigns, in the name of the King of France, the landing of Bonaparte in France, adding, that the kingdom was threatened with civil war. The So vereigns having assembled, gave on this occasion ew m irk of that magnanimity, of that chivalrous apirjt which animates them. They have unanimously resolved not to separate till Europe shall be restored to 6. state of tranquillity. The Russian army, com manded by General Bennigsen, whose head-quarters are at Posen, has received orders to return to Ger many. Several Prussian corps on the Oder, in Sile• sia, and on the Elbe, are going to march immediately to the Lower Rhine. Several.Anstriartregimants and a part of the Bavarian Army are to advance to the Upper Rhine. Ten more battalions are ordered to Italy, where, however, all is tranquil. If these inea sores, dictated* by prudence, do not suffice, others, still more energetic, will be resorted to. The Sove reigns are weary of the agitations and misfortunes which have so long oppressed the people, and in their wisdom will not lay down ,their arms till order is every wi , ere restored. It is asserted that the King of the Netherlands, the King of Denmark, and the King of Saxony, will be Members of the College of the Kings at the Diet. AIX LA CHAPELLE, MARCH 16. The Official Journal of the Lower and Middle Rhine publishes to-day the following news :—" We have just received positive information that his Ma jesty the King of Wirtemburg has ordered all the disposable forces of his kingdom to be assembled. A numerous corps d'armec will immediately proceed to the French frontiers. His Majesty has signified to the Helvetic Confederacy, that it need not be under any uneasiness, as energetic measures will be taken in all Germany In ensure its tranquillity." BRUSSELS, MARCH i 9. The Prussian army under General Kleist is in full march from the Banks of the Rhine to the French frontiers. Lord Wellington is to take the command of the array which is to be united for the protection of Belgium. The highest indignation was excited at Vienna by the news, that the man who was so long the tyrant of Europe, seeks again to tear it in pieces. Three thousand Hanoverian troops have just arrived here, marching to the frontiers of France. We learn from Lisle, that the young men of that city take arms %%::h enthusiasm, to march to the succour of Louis XVIII. and their country. LISLE, MARCH 15. The first detachment of the National Gourd, who have volucteered their service, consisting of 120 Mcn, marched to-day amidst the loudest acclama tions, and cries of give le Rol. In fact the people of Lisle, alwayi diifin'goiihtd for their patriotism, never gave such striking proofi of it as at this moment. Ci tizens of all ranks andnget crowded to enrol them • selves, and burn to depart. The following Pio4laniatkin has been published, this morning, and has electrified every heart :- 4 Brave inhabitants of the North, the citizens of Lisle, "wide one common accord, run to arms against the man chased from the throne, and . banished for ever from the hearts of the French. He returns at the head of some factious men to bring back the scourge of civil war after e ight cli months of happiness. He returns with schemes revenge. Let us all fly to arms I—let us hear but one cry, that of the coun try and the King, who are inseparable. Brave inha‘ bitants of the North, the City of Lisle calls upon you, with those whom she boasts , to follo w the ban. net of Henry IV. the guide to victory and honour ! 14 The first detachment of the Volunteers of Lisle set off to-day to combat the common enemy.— They hope you will follow their example.—rive le Rol I" BRUSSELS, MARCH 19. Yesterday morning the Belgic troops and garrison here were assembled, to take the oath of allegiance to our august Monarch. His Royal Highness the 11.-reditary Prince made a short but impressive speech, which de:ply affected those brave men, who, at all mei, and under every banner, have merited the title of the best soldiers in Europe. MARCH 20.—The greatest part of the troops (riche live at Lisle have marched to Melon. They are re placed by the garrison of Alias. The ditches of Li.ric have been tilled v.qh water; the duty is as strict as it the enemy were at the gates ; the same at Doitay, Conde, Maubeuge, and Valenciennes. — C. not d'Ei not been shot, but is imprisoned in the citadel. In the night, of ,the 18th Mile was iii ,, mnated, and the houses adorned with flags and fleur.de.lys. These preparations were for the recep tion of the Duke of Orleans, who, however, did not arrive. He was expected every moment with'the Luke of Treviso. All is in arms from the frontiers of iiwitzerland to the North Sea. Numerous armies are advancing to enter France, if the traitors, who de sire oily the misery's f their country, should unhappi: ly have any,success. Tire Bavarian and Wurtearburg tro.s.s ale iu.motitin ,the . Upper Al.ine. The Prissians are going to form a camp at Arlon; a camp will be lamed Wore Mons, and one before Tournay. • A regiment of Prussian black hussars is said td be lest to our Sovereign, and to be expected this week. Numerous English. troops will be soon here, sod a very large Dutch force is in nr)tion. Never did the annals of Europe present 'such remarkable events, and all nations loudly invoke vengeance on the heads of the monsters who breathe but in the midst of blood, carnage, and destruction. . The unexpected meeting of two countrymen in Cornhill produced the following curious conversation: Vlthy, neighbour, what in the world could have brought ydti a•Matter of a hundred Miles from home I" 41 s Now clang it, Robert, if I an't a bit of a mind to tell thee, as Earn &attain sure thou won't forestall me; I am just going to Basses to buy a Ticket, fur Dame tells roe we be almost sure of getting one of the three.' .00,14 A) Ps izes, akthere is such a mort:•lfew.Ticket, 'nod Ir-trkt-e, Robert, if so be we don't get that, we ~opt ) ; ,c:mlce stumble on * Blank arid g4in a w hole tilourAnd .shining Guineas next Wednesday, and pair iiasAixcif f li4 ;cave to, stop in Lunuun to ace tit uf dick otei. . '• FROM SATURDAr WW I G4ZEITE. MILITARY POMOTIONS. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, MARCH 25, 1815. Royal Regiment of Artillery. Brevet Colonels William Mudge to be Colonel, vice S e Ittward ,whne r e moves as a General Officer ; Henry Shrapnel to bo, vic ehal. , ; G eo r g e Wulff be ditto, vice flay ; George W. Dixon to be ditto, vice Bentham; Wilt4hirn Wilson to he viee'Schalchs Richard Hamilton to be ditto, vice }lut let - fat: ; Brooke Young to he ditto, vice S p roule ; Sir Hoy Framingham to be ditto, vice Charles N. Cookson ; John ditto, Act drake tO he ditto, vice Benson; George Raftbay to be vice G. Cookson. Brevet Livotenant-Coloncls Edward Wonky; Thomas Down man Richard Buckner, Majors Henry Evelegli, Charles R. Binglaritst, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Sir John Dyer, Majors Stephen 0. Adge, Fay, Henry Phitlott, Peter Fyers, to be Lieutenant-Colonels. Brevet Lletitenant-eolonel Sir Augustus Fraser, Brevet Majors Mon. William Gardner, William Scott, Charles Baynes, James Hawker, Frederick W alker, Humphrey Owen, George Desbrisay, Turtliffe Wiger, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel John S. Williamson, to be Majors. Captain John Taylor, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel George Jen kinsor „ Captains Henry Pierce, William I). Nicolls, Charles G. Alias Stephen J. Rawlitison, Captains and Adjutants Thomas Harrison, and Stephen Kirby, to be Captains of a Company. First Lieutenants Hon. William Arbuthnot, James Evans,Thos. Carter, Henry Slachley, and James A. Chalmers, to be Sc. cuhd Captains. BANKRUPTS. Anthony Rushton, of Birmingham. co ach-maker, dealer and chapman, to surrender April a. 5, at five, April 24, and May 6, at twelve, at the Bell Inn, Pershore. Attorn;es, Mr. Francis Oneley, Pershore; or Mr. Philip Hurd, King's Bench Walk, Temple, London, Charles Rowland, of Liverpool, innkeeper, dealer and chapman, • (but now a prisoner in Liverpool gaol) April in. it, and May 8, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. Wheeler, Liverpool. James Noyes, late of Pewsey, Wilts, coal-merchant, dealer and chapman, April 13,14, and May 6, at eleven, at the Guild hall, Marlborough. Attornies, Messrs. ard and Merriman, Marl borough ; or Messrs. 131-k op and Phillips„Slze-lane, I .ondon. William Pierce, of High Holborn, Middlesex, wax.chandler, manufacturer, dealer and chapeau, April I, 8, and May 6, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Robert Fiunes, No. 21, Hart-Street, Illsomsbart-square. Benjamin Rhodes Goakman, of,PriDeea-street, Spitalfield., Mid dlesex, printer and puldishel . , dealer and chapman, April 11, 15, and May 6, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Coates, Paul-street, Vnebary-square. James Smyth, of Maidstone, Kent, coal-merchant , dea ler and c hapman, April!, It, and May 6, at eleven, at GuildhalL- Attornies, Mr. Nelson, Palsgrav,- plate, Temple-Bar , London, or Mr. Jeffreys, Chatham. John Rattray, of Chelsea, Middlesex, baker, April 1,8, and May 6, itt twelve, at Guildhall, Attorney, Mr Ross, Clidord's-Inti, and Hammersmith. John Wheelhouse, of Wigan, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturer, April 17, at five, April 18, and May 6, at eleven, at the Buck 'lth'Vine, V. igan. Attorney, Mr. Gaskell, Wigan. James Gibb. or Harrington, near Llverrool, suit soap-manufac turer, dealer and chapman, April 24, 2,i, and May 6, at one, at the King's Arms, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton 13uNings, a:hat:eery lane, London ; or Messrs. Orrrd and litanies, LiverpooL Matthias Abel, of 13usigay, Jultulk. banker, dealer and chapman, April 12, 13, and May 6, at ten, at the King's head len, Bun gay. Attornies, Messrs Kingsbury and Margitatm, Bungay ; or Messrs Longdill and Butterfield, Gray's Inn-square. William West, ot Fever..harn, Kent, carpenter, April 3, at six, April 4. and May 2 1 at elev.-n, at the Guildhall, Canturbary.- Attornies, Mr. Charles Sandy', Canterbury; or Messrs. Col lett, Wimburu, and Collett, Chancery-lane, Loudon. Edward Copple, of Appleton, within Farnworth, Lancashire, watch-maker, April 17,18, and May 6, at eleven, at the King's Arms bin, Liverpool. Atrocities, Messrs. Shepleard, Adling ton and Gregory, Bedford-row, London; or Messrs. Daltera and Topliam, Liverpool. John Pearce, of Lungay, Suffolk, grocer, dealer and chapman, April IY, i 3, and May 6, at ten, at the King's Head fan, In Bungay. Asterides, Messrs. Kingsbury and Z.lsfillsiitt, Bun • gay ; or Mes,rs. Longdill and Butterfield, Gray's-Inn-square. John i'acey, ot the parish of St. Martin, Worcester, hosier, eleJer ' and eliapnian, April 17, 18, and May 6, at eleven, at the Hop- Pole lnu, Worcester. Attortirea, Mr. Janie. Platt, New Bus well.court, Loudon; or Messrs. Welles and Dickens, Wor cester. John Pearce, now or late of Horningsham, Wilts, farmer and corn-dealer, March Si, April I, and May 6, at eleven, at the Pelican Inn, Speenhamland. Attornies, Mr. Bunny, Newbury, or Messrs. Aldridge and Colley Smith, Lincoln's-Inn. Thomas Robinson and Samuel Sketchley Robinson, of Freeman's Court, Cornhill, merchants and copartners, April 1, 11, and May 6, at ten,at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Crowder, Lavie and Garth, Frederick's Place, Old Jewry. William Ward Eagle and William Barnard, of Gloucester Ter race,New-road, Whittchapel, and of Coventry, suap-rnatiu facuirers, grocers and copartner'', dealers and chapmen. April 1,8, aria May 6, at ten, at Guildhall. Anoraks, Messrs. Van• dercom and Comyn, Bush-lane, Cannon-street, London. John Henry Brune and Fer d in and Jordan, of Bury.court,'Saint Mary Axe, Lonuon, merchants, dealers, chapnien and copart ners, April 1,8, and May 41 , at ele v en , at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Charles Eicke, Pinner's-hall, Broad-street. Richard Bentley, t.f W hire Herat Yard, Dusty-lane, woollen draper, dealer and chapman , March 28, April 8, and May 6, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Holt and Eaten, 38, ThreadneeLle-street, London- Peter Johnston, of North Sunderland, Northumberland, corn. factor, April 12, 17, ants May 6, at eleven, at the White 5,e4,1 lot, Altswick. Attornies, hlessrs. Lambert, Alnwicks; or Mr. Motansey and Fisher, Staple-Inn, Loudon. Berry Fazes, late of Newport, hlonmoirthshire, maltster, dealer and chapman, Avril 11, 12, :tad May 6, at twelve,at the White Lion Din, Broad-street, Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. James Platt, New Boswell-court, Uncolu's Inn, London; or Messrs. w thero and Philops, Newport. . • James Howard, late of Bassalleg, Monmouthshire, h and chapman, April 11, 12, and Nay 6, at 12, at t he ldon, Bristol. Attornies as above. Joseph Stanley, of Rochester, Kent, coal and Iron-merchant, dealer and chapman, April,ll,l6,and May 6, at le, at Guild.' ball, London. Attornies, Mr. Nelson, Palsgrave-place, Tern ple-Bar, London ; or Mr. Jeffery', Chatham. Heiwy Waddington, of Bridge-street, Blackfrlars, Landon, mer chant, dealer and chapman, April 1,8, and May 6, at twelve, at DuildhalL Attornies, Messrs. Wadeson, Barlow, and Gr e s. • Tenor, Austin. Friars. team Liam, 131 Chiswell-street, Finsbury•square, stable-keeper, dealer and ebaprnan, April 1, It, dud May 6, at twelve, at Attorney, Mr. Luckett, Wilson-street, Finsbury- square. John Roberts, of Gowar's-walk, Wbiteshapel, Middlesex, sugar refiner, dealer and Chapman , April 1,8, and May 6, at ten, a: Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Buckle, Broad-street, London. Peter Vigne, of Bath, jeweller, dealer and ehapman, April 1, 15, and May 6, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Maws. Row land and Robinson, Gray's Inn , place. DIVIDENDS. April i 5, W. and 1. Smith, Stapleford, Hertfordshire, timber merchants.—April 15, D. Anderson, Billiter-lane, merchant— April 15, P. de B. Totedanu, Great Prescot-street, Goodman's gelds, mere:ant—April 15, J. F. Adams, Bristol, common brewer—April 15, • I% Scott and W. Jordan, St. Pancras, builders. April 15.; J. Horn. Portsea, Southampton, slopuiller—April 15, J. Bleaw, Dow r street, Hanover-square, upholsterer—April 18, •C. Blahs, Ilishopsgate-street, allversnitth—April IS, H. J. C. Isridgeli. hi, Wandsworth, crucible manufacturer—April is, R . .1 rev itlick and R. Dickinson, Fore-street, I.imehouse, drapers in iron tanks—April 15, A. Paton, Old Gravel-lane, Ratcl fit-1,4; 1 1%v ay, soap-manufacturer—April 15, W. Barnard, Lit.y. Copes-house, noderwriter—April 15, D. Solomon, Sion squ..te, Whitecliapel, weaver—April 15, W. Brown, Wood street, Cheapsitle, silk manufacturer—April I, R.Koapton, Ni chols/plane. Lombard street, bill.brukss—April 19, G. Cooper, Stockport, shopkeeper—April 18, W. Newby, Stockport..basket maker- —April 15,•J, 1). Gianneill, Cock-lane Smithfield; plaster of Paris manufacturer—April .40, J. Wood,: Brightelnistone, plumber—;;Airil . ll3, W. Franekling, Bath, chemist —April 19, C. V. Cart s 131radn8ham, babrrdasbet-;.April 15, T. Sebby, Leadenhall-Market, poulterer. April 19, W. knit% Kwitny • barge-builder. CERTIFICATES, APRIL IL W. tinbasy, Canterbury, plunibtr. 11. Keene, Clarles.plae. Islington, cahinet-maker. I). Onston, Beverley, Yorkshire, con' merchant. I» Tanner, Hart-street, Mark-Ltne, ship agent W Rosin, WarwiCkshire, butcher. B. Seariz r pool, merchant. G. Fox, Thayer-stre Moch et, a est er•square, s urgeon. W. Savage,Worce.ter, glover. H. lia.ky, Nw.vgate• street, liuen-draper. P. Ballard, Great Malvern, Wurcest cr shire, scrivener. LIWIFERstrr 11kTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, MARCH 25. Rev. 'Thomas Green is presented, by the Dean arid Charter et Christ Church, to the perpetual cnracy of Hawkhure . , Saturday, the last day of Lent Term, the r:1•7 John Wet', of Exeter college, and the Rev. Thomas Ansell, of Wad . .ant col lege, were admitted Masters of Are. The whole number of Degrers in the Terti was, D D. Six D.C.L. One—B.D. '1 wo—B. Med. Two—M.A. 'flirty-two—B.A. Twenty-tWo--Matriculations, Seventy six. Tuesday se'nnight, an Ordination was held in the Chapel of Winchester College, by the Lord Bishop of that diocese, when the following Gentlemen weft admitted to Holy Orders : Deacons--John Morse, B.A. of Pembroke college, Oxford; John Grizzle Bowen, B.A. of Trinity college, Cenibridge ; John Williams, B. A. of Balliol college, Oxford ; Francis Svst.mon, examined Student in Civil Law, of Wadham college, Oxf,rd; Anthony Norman, B.A. of Catharine ball, Canshridee. Priests.—Edward James, BA. of Christ Church, Oxford ; George Downing Bowles, M.A. of St. Mary-hall, Oxford. On the 13th instant, the same Bishop, officiating as Commis sary for the Lord Bishop of St. David's, collated and admitted the Rev. David Wiiiiarna. L.L.B. and S•noa 1 Master of Wia chester college, to dle prebend or Canonry of Llanellwed, founded in the Collegiate Church of Brecon. Sunday the Lord Bishop of Louden ordained the following Gentlemen at the Chapel Royal : Deacons.—The Hon. Robert G. I- Melville, M A. of Trinity college, Cambridee; James Tweed, B.A. of Corp.: Christi col lege, Cambridge; James F. Hunter, B. A. of Tritety college, Cambridge; John Trew, Literate; Frederick W. Goldtrapp, literate; lien ry Lligginson, M.A. of Bra .01110 he Val t.ev, 0 s for!! ; ' Samuel Carr, B.A. of Queen's college, Cambridge; Godfrey Beath, 1.; A. at Trinity college, Oxford. Priests.—Herbert Oakley, M.A. ot Christ Church, Oxford ; Hun. Edward .1. Tumour, M. A. of Sr. Mary hall, oxford ; Henry L. Williams, B.A. of Wadham college, Oxford; Charles S. Bourchier , BA. of St. John's tollege, C.antridge ; John Henry Hogarth, of Emanuel college' Cambridge; .Walter R. Johnson, M.A. of Trinity college, Cambridge • William R. S tep h e nson, Literate; Francis OLes, BM . of Cambridge; College, Cambridge; Edward Marshall, M.A. of Kieg's college, Cam bridge; R. S. B. Salida mds, B.A. of Christ Church, Oxford; Alfred C. Lawrence, B.A. of Christ college, Cambridge ipt tch aed Fleichyr, WA. of Alban hall, Oxford. ECC.I.E.sf.WeiCAL PIiONIOTIINS. Rev. D. Evans, B.A. chaplain of the Royal Hospital at Hasler, collie valuable rectory of :sitioniburn, near Fireball), Northuni herland.—The off.pring minor tectories adjacent, of £5OO a-year each were conferred at the same time on live other gentlemen, viz.—the Rev. J. Davis, row curate of Catherington, E. Holt. day, W. Salter, W. Evans, and W. Jones, chaplains in the Royal Navy. It is remarkable th it four (il the succes-tut caudidatei, as well as Mr, D. Evans, are natives of Canibi idgeshit e. Rev. Edward Robert Raynes, to the arclideaconry of Lewes, void by the resignation of the Rev. M. D'Oylry. On the Bth inst. Mr. Lime , Bow. in-:a:Auer of the gospel, was ordained to the pastoral charge of the relief congregation, Paul's Chapel, Verb. A HINT TO ADVF.NTURE3S.—AIi the three Thin Thousand Pound Prizes may be drawn on the 511, April. Two of the Five One Thousand Guiin Prizes must be drawn on that day, and sviil be paid as soon as proclairmd, by the Public's dev .ted Ser vant, T. Blau, 4, Cornhill ; 9, Charing Cross. The Fourth Number of the BRITISH LADY'S MA GAZINE will be embellished with a Portrait of Miss Jane Porter, engraved by Mr. Striven, and will con tain valuable and intPrestinß Articles under the fol lowing heads, viz. Original Communicationh French Theatre, Illustrations of Westminster Abbey, Facts, Fancies, and Recollections ; Memoirs of Eminent Women of Great Britain ; Poetry ; Review of New Books; Retrospective Criticism ; Fine Arts; British Institution ; New Music ; the Drama ; the Opera Chronicle of the Press ; Announcements ; Places of Amusement; Retrospect of Politics, London and other Intelligence ; Fashions, Hortulana ; Monthly Calendar, &c. ATTEiIPT TO POISON A FAMILY.—We stated in our last that an attempt of this kind had been made, by mixing arsenic in a pie which was served up tor dinner. We are now enabled to state thitthe tamily was that of Mr. Turner, law stationer of Chancery lane. Mrs. T. who is in the seventh month of her pregnancy, is the principal sufferer, but by the speedy application of judicious antidotes, she, :is well As the rest of the family, will, it is hoped, recover. Eliza beth Fenning, the cook, is in custody, and her exami nation, which will take place in a few days, will , it is hoped, develope the mystery which still pervades this horrid transaction. Friday se'nnight, a fire broke out in a stable on the premises of Mr. Baker, veterinary surgeon, North Hill, Colchester, which raged with, such violence, :is in a short time entirely to consume the same, and threatening destruction to the building contiguous. PORTUGUESE SLAVE TRADE....—Extract from the Rio Janeiro Gantt of the Ist of January last : 1 , RIO. JAVEIRO, Dec. 31, 1814. is We publish the following by official order : Pedro Jose Vianna, master of the brig Boa Uniao, with a cair of slaves frost% Cabinda to this port, having arrived at this casktal, has made affidavit to the following fact :—ln 3 deg. 40 min. of south lat. and 35 deg. 12 min. of east Ipng. from Rio Janeiro, he met with two English 4i-igates, the . Niger and Laurel; which hoisted American colours, and fired a shot, always retaining American colours ; the Com mander of the Niger, Peter Rainier, then ordered the said brig to be visited, and captured it, putting on board her a Lieutenant, two marines, and 10 sea men, ordering them to prosecute their voyage for Sierra Leone. Two days after, the Portuguese master took the resolution of attacking those put on board the prize, in order to save the property com• milted to his charge, and he in fact succeeded in sub. duing them. The criminal proceeding of the above Commandant has induced his Excellency the English Minister, and his Excellency Admiral Dixon, to de clare to his Royal Highness their sentiments of this scandalous act ; and the said Admiral declares, that the only circumstance which mitigates his regret, is, that the above Commandant does not belong to the squadron under his orders. His Royal Highness, with his usual magnanimity, has ordered the crew made prisoners to be immediately delivered up, which his Britannic Majesty's Envoy has acknowledged in a letter expressive of thanks for the generosity of the act, and of the attention which it deserves from the Prince Regent of the United Kingdom ; at the same time declaring the humane and attentive treatment which the above seamen received from the master of the brig, after they were subdued." DIED. A. hti tome in liettettee•wevir, 1.1-utemrt-r`t4qtlel II -atty. late Mak* . of the 64th Res ialent, and U. at mot Coital,' Pi the Ilttb Regimes: of Porterease 10. MERCHAtI. U'OOLLIP4IIR %PIM . I.ERS. 1.1:41..5'.11 A I's•t4 . l. •NO OTHER.TO BY BO• .1 1 BY .41/C ri ••'. BY MR. 1.)B. At dr Arre . lnn Mart. • •.r the Bank nr "A" inn•day nest, Marc' FO .11, at LL eleven OWINI GOOw'th • sUS,werve, rift Wee+ Wes' Count 7 b superdoe RO Yorktbire Superfine'. Seem& and Plato do. -- Keratinteres and WekAtz Corti. 'oo -- Primal and Fur kure Cottons. With a great vari-ry of 'll'intileti-drap , rv, (i Mercer'', Man. (beater :rod I.li.en-di Apery T. b.• %lowed to-morrow: Catalovet4 may lit bad at the Mar, and of Mr. In!., No. 45, Frilay "tree, Chrlpful I.lNfti Al t) W 001.1.104 '1 &DIX SEW. VICEi, Ells'iLLE kV, &c. TO BR .M.l) b' IkliCllobl, BY MR. WM I', At the Ci y Mart, GA, Cheiptile, this Day, and every Very and the nest w,ek, qiiiE STOCKS of several Linen and 14 - 6 „iir. f i JL Drapers, Jew, tkrs. Cittlers, China and GI •. &, declining ilusiness, at.il other mseellanvotts limpet i , or otherwise und-r the neco-sity of commanslieg cons:sine of Wtst •1 Fortand Superfine Clor!is, Ctvls, Table Linen, Musl ns fri-,11 skirtii4 t ., C-spets, Rugs, licc• Av.; together wit!, 'WV rill Lt.,. a Gold Seal 4, Chaim, Key., Rinds, and iiroaches; Immo. sad Yorks; Plated Cruets, Liqueurs, and Drearier Stand.; 'ro e . scoria. Globe , , and Quadrants; Chill, Tahle and Dri ? , t vices ; Decanters, W.nes. Goblets. &c. fac. As the : , ‘smells of the City Mart is wholly conducted hy MOAT, stoic Proprietor of the i'r. tithes, with the !lon to integrity llltl revue:ability; as he will not reeov:: a T Goads for `!ale but what are guaranteed by the Owlets ttt e Public as to their soundness and perfeetablity; and as hr ways on the spot to answer and rectify any errors or obj-rtices. Families,y-ung Housekeepers, V .sttors from the country, ra. keepas, Cart tins of Ships, (tor wisaie ate menu the Goods %re put up in small Lots), dud great iut. t cot to a,'. nd. ' log these J-oly sales of established confideoce, where th, y with almost every article in general reloctit. Thc Goods are on vi wat eight o'clock In the troy : 11, atJ are open to the tn.pection of the Public during the a kite f 44 Sale, which cottimetttes at eleven o'clock; mil, fir "„ v _ nience of those who cannto leave tkesr business in the day nor:, again in the evening at seven o'clock. Catalogues wise had of Mr. Moat,6A,Cheapside. _ - PORT ON FREI t.k. TO BE SOLO BY. Mil' fION, By Ord of the lion. Ctsainikvioners of his Majesty's CA. tont-, on Frithy, the 3lst March inean bs• Eleven Weleck the Forenoon, at the Cuaintet-histiwe, in tatter, rIIHE GOODS UNOERNIENTIO'NEt). JL for the arcoromodation lad u,e of Private Families onl: subj.ct to the. ducks of Cu tuna and Excise I Brandy Ges.eva 341 g ~l.uuc. 10 No. ALSO, FOR EXFOILTATION, French Silk Shan Is - • Di to Sdk Scarf - - - a Ditto Sar.uet - - - 87) t yards. Ditto Si k - - 70 Ditto Silk Ritahota . - lei Ditto Kl Gloves - - 33 Pair. Ditto Worth d ditto - - 10 D;t!cr Glas. Bute , ornamented with G old ['bread and Mock read. - 8 No. Ditto Scent box. ntade of Lace and 511 k 1 Ditto Silk Hand%crcniets - - 9 And on Saturday. the billowing day, at th Cu-•orn houti , , 'Topsham, at 1 . 1,r .-e .)Ci. , e'; in the Att. :noon, tor the uc... ro,ilation and use *f Private Families only, subject so tin Duties of Cuts:oats and Excise: • 13 anily - . . . 191 gallons. Geneva Which will be rut ria in I,ots, and sold to the higlest Biller. Dated Custom house, Exeter, March :U. isl _ ----.---•••• ____ _ __ _ • _ I)IXON'S AN I'ißllAo9 4 4)11.L5. 91HESE Nis long since r4st.tined 4 ins'. ccieStil i... the Private inlvice of the Proprnt .r, Mr. IliX gi. Apothecary ; and from toelr great Utter* 4 1:11 m.try Otl , i• ate 'O.ii- MP , .'.i.order., on numerou. Patients of divt..etton, at% 14'iro ust:.zularly tl e Duke of B-Aftred, Sir Gc:0.r.... War-.•n, ::), Dowager Lady Say Ettal Me, thr Viicount. a: Bu kv . evi I:at :::- he wa,. persuaded to ogr.l. ?bent to the rubltc, muter tip! appre 1).d:on a:1.1 ..anctian of their Ii 44111••• 1 . 11.11 are itOttOi to be an itirouirrable rantedy for rector , • the tone of the stomach, kr curing ind ge•tion, er previe , ;: , en il:tes, and their cons. tom , dtliageeable eructation* an , i 8..3. leaves. They remove habitual and t mparary CtOtiVeo .ss. si.- head-acha, and heart-lawn, winther arnicg from the acrialErr of the tedund ~•t bile, isirempr; ate diet, or drinking ro es.•-• 1 and wilt hr pound A IlltlSt Valuable Medicine to be r stn..: . opun every Itzdt,po.it. ()c ion, os 'tuned by a.l t.ordered Stare c: 1 ... Stomach at:d ii..wei‘. Sold whale-al i).1141 retail at Mr. I;ittler's,4, Chcapside, Curve lof :;t. r'aul's Church-Tar , ! ;by 5....,r? an Belam, Porton:oil Jones, We.trui, Alitiotr, an I Mallory, Purses; Hail, Jubilant I and HatdoT, t;oport ; %.,01:Ird.in .Ind JAL'. b, S.teerm. , a; .'.,-, and Ross, and I . uroer, Hull; Holland, Coottirorthy,Nettlett and Gilbert, i'irtiouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and :winnty .e ICo Birmtrigh.im Stainea, Lynch, nod A:k.inson, Maul*: ,t 4 • 'Crewman, F.se , er ; Borer and M.Dottald, Cila.gbvt ; Bo gm ;a! I Barry, Bristol ; stevets.on and Co. IS:•reetch; Swinten, Lete..:e Edwards and kiency, and Ii it:Mgr and lap Lanny, laver/mu; ".k.-a. • and Ledger, Dover ; White, Brighton ; Roberta and Ray!, . - tenham ; Simmundv, Blandford ; Roach, Plymouth Dick ; as a •• re:ail by most Loustry Medicine Venders, in bolas at t A. • Its each. __.__--.-------------: 11' has been too requendy ti te sohiect of Just As! general reprobation, that men destitute of the el , met.. s e medical art have offere d' themselves as candidate, for ptt 4 lie 'refuge in the proft..ssion of Physic. Fur the porpoise of ' lice to the result of our studies and experience, an I to prevelet from being classed among those divides whose irmei nest it - tensions have, untortunately tor model, Kea too tavourNyt edged, we beg leave to submit to tt.e liberal an ettlighteet faithful statement of our pursuits aad acquirements. After having received a regular medical ratty:diets, as the pI , T. of Messrs Grindal and Blizard, whose lectures and pracec• . .•! carefully attended, as l'mtessurs and Surgeons of rite I .0..,100 • pital, we entered ourselves as students iti that jle;ly school for medical acquirements ' the Roy.ll 0414 c of burgh, mid were instructed in the different btroiches N: Surgery, the l'hePry and Practice of Physic, Chemistry, watery, lio•any, &c. sec. ace by time eminent Profetteors, i• Monro, Gregoty, Black, Hanidton, Duncan, and Ruttier'.' We trust we shall not be deemed presumptuous in saying. • our proficiency and acquirements are not tircutisitterable. Has for a long series of years made VENLREAL. ste and the various diseas , s of DEI I II.I IN, the particular li e :: our studies and practice, it will, we hope, be allowed ts.r we . • acquired superior knowledge of their trea•oient and cae. slight and recent cases of infection, a perfect re-estaloii 4l,- er completed in the short period of two days, and in t hose 01 utmost inveteracy, where other practitio•aers have failed e" rest, a proper perseveres. i in our planet treatment cilJu7r the patient a sate and radical curt. Amidst the melancholy variety of dis-rders which are 't• , ' teas of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the i•or . both sexes, there are none mars alarming or more distressi•.‘ those deficienceics and d...bilities which frequently peewee or • bitter the matrimonial state. in such persona it isnot h soling reflection to know that they r - .av now, by a it hhle mode of treatment, he restored to that ;;o eri est i•I all blessings, a strong, manly, anti vigorous coustitu ion In 4 3 • of debility, from whatever cause arosii:g, as well as in evil/ des of venereal infection, we may tie cat:suited by risk . "' either sex with the greatest secrecy and honour. Het:. vi *: vultatkm at home from ten to three, and train la hi Ace till ten at night. :•••t :- Patients hi the country are requested to sta te the part., • their case. age, and general halo,' of living, :?cc. tenet for advice and mentdoes, when thc same wilt be Al e sent to any pact of the k:ngdont. To emote taut ~`..nits sential to our undertaking.the postage of letters may h e ad d she account for medicines. Gude , CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, No 1 07 , H itten • •. LONDON: Primed by Laval . Kest, Ptel.ett p •see , relished there, aid at the Star 011ica. t ea.,* bar. prowl," I i