Star. — London, England, 1815-09-16 00:00:00

• 'r . p ..° . WATERLOO SiIBSCRIFTION, • (CITY OF LONDON TAVERN, September le, 101 S. ,4k T A .MEgTING of the OFENE4AIO MM. MITITsE held tab Day, Sa , J.J. ANGERSTEIN, Esq. in this his The Trernten reported that the &mown of Subscriptions made, and received at this place, on the W .11SVIO 6IS That the stnotutt invested b,—‘466 Leng Atunatias 169.6 C. 3 per Cent. tedwtes and, ge,too s per Cent.fonsois. 2Rth June.....—At the General Meeting at this plate,— Resolved. i‘ That a General subeciiptioti of ID classes be opened far the apaialßehrf and ffentfit of the Families of the brave Men killed, and of the wounded Sufferers of the BRITIAI ARMY under the criinntand al the illustrious Nk' it LINGTON, in the signal Victory of Waterloo, and in the sever,d battle' a the present Catni.aigp;* 10th July —By the Licence of the King's Letter, Scanted by the authority of P:icce Ite.gent, to the archbishops, Collees, Lions arc also making tinder Acir direction, by the Clergy, of voluntary Subscriptions in their Churches and l'arisher, tur the relief of the .•,uiferera at Waterlos, of the BRriISH ARMY, under the command of Field Marshal the Dube of WELLINO ON, and dos o' the PRUSSIiM Alt my, under the command of Field Marshal Prince BLI/ CHER. • A Immo of Subscriptions made and received at this Place XISS 451 12$. ad. • Further S uhseriptions: Elijah Mayer and ion, liarky,Staff.trdshire 110 0 0 W ilium lietetine - - 5 5 .0 Parish 01 C4rsbahon, surrey, by the Rev. Mr. Rost 211 0 0 By holeors. Austen and Gray, Alton, Hants, viy. Alum l'artsh, by t4e Rev. 11. Gauutlett, and Church triArdeirt . - 56 3 0 ranngdon Peri tb, Rev. J. Benp - - 11 12 6 lioleybourne Parish, Rey. J. G. Gibson - 16 11 6 Meads:ra , l l'ari-11, by Mr. Budd, Churchwarden 5 12 6 }lanky h landau Parish, Rev. J. Treach - 50 0 Ali. 'l'. Guroiti - . - . 1 0 0 Ch4writi Parith, Rev. J. R. Papillon West Worldhain Chapehy, Rev. 1 Duncan South liamborough, Rev. T. A. Warren 13 0 P 1 10 0 10 6 6 120 16 1► 1 0 0 3. King, fevach, Muter R. N. Parish ottarlf nn Colvin, Suffolk, by the Rector, the Rev. Edward Jermyn • Parish of Gulthatn, Suffolk, by the Rev. G. Anguish, is 2 0 Recaer Rut% G. Arguisk • J. P. • Caected at Middleton on the Wolis, in the East Riding of Yorkshire, by Rev. John Blanchard, sen. Col:Lewd at North bilton,East Riding of Yorkshirr e per Rev. 1. Bianchardtjun. . -. $ 2 6 5 0 0 1 1 0 17 0 4 0 0 Farah of Evertpo cum Petworth, Hunts. and Bed ford,hirz, per Rev. W. Hepworth, 1%1154 Willey Other Cuileciiont at Chords .ClO 10 0 6 It 0 16 12 0 culltettett at Alceater, Sl'arwickabire, after a' Samoa per fraricis Painter 26 10 6 At Pm& and Co. Jos. Rose, of Ayleshury, Huck* '- • £3 0 0 Parishes of Oaltl4 and Chilton, Bucks, per . Rev. J. Xining - - 5 0 0 Pari , h of iketniatston, Bucks, by the Rev. J. bull - 1 17 6 •—ms 11 17 6 At Spooner and Co. Collection made at Bloawicla Chapel, Stafford, by the icev. T. H. Spurrier $ IS Iti At Ban;ard and Co, Parish of Skipton. Yorkshire, per Rev R. Tons'bison 93 0 0 Parish of Klrbst;Malhansdale, Yorkshire . - 19 10 7 Palish of Wrgrave, :Into 33 IS 0 Parish of Dahiock, Herta, per Rev. J. Simpson, Rector IV 13 • Remitted by Messrs. Sailers ! and Co. Bankers, BUndFord, Dorset, viz. Right ilun. Lady C. Dame* Archd4con Stiart Sir John W. eolith, Barr. • Mrs. Dtaz Henry zeynier, Esq. ' Mrs. Serner Mrs. Pleytitli Robert Radclyffe, Esq. MOWS. Sellers and Co. Messrs E. i . and W. Roe Rev. ',themes Diggle . Collected in the kasisli of Diandfurd, after a Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Hoare, viz. Rev. Mr. 1-ioare Sundry other Persons 10 0 0 5 5 A 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 5 0 Il 2 0 .4 0 0 - , S. 0 0 .5 0 0 .5 0 0 . • 9 . JCS S 0 26 14 0 32 17 Collected at the independent Meeting, by Messrs. ' Lehi and Keynes - It 2 Collected at ShAllinptone Church, by the Rev. Mr. _ Acton - - - Collected at Shroten Cburcb, by Rev. Q. A. Serner Collected In Tarrant Hinton ' by the Rev. T. MieleMiel e Collected at Stoke Wake Chureb, by the Rev. Wick- bam Birch • - - Collected in Rington Magna Church, by the Rev. John Minor(' - Collected in Chesslborne Church, by Rev. C. Birch Collected at Tarrant Rusbton Church, by the ler. G. E. Saunders - - Collected in Durweston Parish - Collected in the Parish of steepleton, by tae Rev. H. Bower - - Collected by the Rev. Henry Bower, in the Parish of tour Pain Twenty-seven smalkr Subscriptions S 14 7 S S 2 S . 0 0 9 0 0 4 6 0 4 13 0 S 0 0 3 2 103/4 1 10 6 1 17 0 35 1 6 ....--- X 163 0 si Remitted by Messrs. Mortlock and Sons, Cambridge. Parish of Bosworth and Lotwonb, per the Rev. Mr. Norman - - 14 0 0 Parish of Land Beach, par the Rev. C. Burroughes 612 is Parish of Gras Thurlow and Little Wratliog, per Rev. 8/1-ialsted - - 6 0 8 Parish of Dry Drayton, per Rev. Mr. Smith 5 7 0 Parish of 1 ioroinpea, per Rev. Mr. Hollaund 2 2 u Parish of iriplew per Rev. 11: Berry - 0 8 6 Parish of Waterb each, per Rev. Mr. Marks - 5 0 0 Parish Of Duxford, per Rev. J. Clark - 12 0 o Parish of Cambridge St. Edward's, per Rev.'. Vines 58 17 10 Parish of West Wickham and Horseheaih, per She Rev. J. Mauls - parish of Whittlesferd, per Rev. J. Spear* Sava. Brawn, at Trinity College, Cambridge • 11 3 0 • 8 9 3i S S U 4142 14 14 Subeeriptloos are received at Lloyd's; at the City of London Tavern ; sod by all the Bankers of the Metropolis. !Rh September. ' J. P. WELSFORD, Secretary. WA IMMO() SUBSCRIPTION, Tnercuso-Houss revins, Br. His Roysl'Highness the Duke of YORK. Chairman. AT the GENERAL MEETING at this place s . on t he itch of July last, it vile resolved, . . ‘' That a GBNERAL SUBSCRIPTION be now opened, fur the speciatßebet end Benefit of the Families of lkeltrave Men Wed. and of the Wounded Sufferers of the British May, under the Coumuutd of the illustrious Wap.tosav on, In the sigdal Victory* of Waterloo, and in the several Battles ICAO have been or may be fought is the present campaign." ' Amount of SubWrlPiiini adverdesti. i 60.473 le. $4. Parish "otlolton-lo•Moon, Lancashire, ptar the Reg. loop Brocklebank, 'Vicar " • • 4141111 ill fistfuls of Brlde kir k, C 50 4 .1401, 49 pea the RI. H. A. Nari.sl • ' • • " 00 .4. 0 rartsb at crsabsyst*, It*, per dm Illamisaas Moot. VICor , . • -.-. • 4 0 13 4 7 l • 0 *iv. IC Cksodiess, is iddidsses wilesithe a Al% sr =cot, Wilts the Rey. Parish of Tredimiten; Worsestarobire, per T. Rector . . Paristi lk j akiP ßar g ais a Mon, Wurriekshire, per the Row. T. 1 1 , 4 Snow, Rector . - Collection in the Liberty of Mars Birr, Sufferdshire. . per the Rev. J. Davide - - 80 0 0 8 0 .Chapetry of Pore ihrigiey, pie the Rev. 3. Sharp* st Parish of Badaworth, near Axbridge, per the Rty. 3. H. Abrehall . - Township of Calton, Staffordshire, per the Rev. T. Newton - . 4 10 0 Parish of St. Mary on the Hill, Chester, per the Rev. J. Whin 18 V 8 Parish of St. Martin lo the Fields, Chester, per ditto 10 IS 0 Parish of Waterfall, Staffordshire, per the Raw. T. Newton - r 'arish of Nonlistoke, Oxfordshire, per the Rev. W. Si IS s 0 0 6 5 0 3 10 0 4 10 0 Ns . Fl.‘Vright ' - - Chagelry of ipsden, Oxfordshire, per ditto Collected itt three Townships ili the parish of Wavert, per the Rev. J. Bower - - P.ri‘h of .Attcham, per the Rev. ).1... Leech, M.A. Pat ish of Worlingham, Sugolt, per the Rev. N.T. O. Lewin - Parish of itrantron, per ditto - Parish of (Salto:lh, (the tenants of the Earl of Har rington) per the Rev. J. Crabtree • ' Chapolry of Jalk on the Hill, including AS. Ss. front Mrs. Caldwell, in addition to other subeeriptions Parish of Morrell, and Chapelry of Afghan, per the Rev. Fred. Ekon, Rector . 51 2 Parish of Warkworth, per the Rev. Wm. Reed 40 2 Chapeiry of Broughton la Furness, per the Rev. Wm. Pearson . • • . Parish Willoughby, near Daventry, per this Rev. 6 6 1 6 6 0 16 11 10 16 1 0 14 8 II SI 0 1. He:turs . Askrigg Chapel, per the Rev. Mr.jirougham Pari.he% of Plemstall aa4l Guilder Sutton, per the Rev. Evan Watkin . At Messrs. Moriand, Ransoms, and Co. reedited br Messrs. Badeocks, Bankers, of Taunton. St. Mary Magdalen, semen, par Rev. F. H. Clspp St. James's ditto, per the . Rev. J. Townsend Chedden Fnapalne, by the Rev. F. Warne - Kh.gston, per Rev. A. Foster • Bishops Lydeard, per the Churchwardens • Coombfiory, per the Rev. J. Bernard • Bay borough, per the Rev. B. Coollriek • Croweombe,_per the Churchwardens • J. D. and LiadeOck K. Mackensie, Esq. Mr. A. Co: • Rev. J. Townsend W. IL Phillips, Esq. Mr. H. C. &under% Junes Bryant, Esq. • 0 1 0 44 2 43 11 13 11 5 4 10 0 IS 3 11 0 11 13 30 0 S 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 • 0 146 19 Remitted by Meads. Bassett, Clarke, and Roe, 1 hankers, Newport, Isle of Wight. Parish of Freshwater, per the Rev, Benj. Holmes 14 13 6 Parish at Brook, per the Rev. Thomas nowreman . 110 0 Parish of St. Helens, per the Rev. A. W. Glynn 15 IS S Parish of Pinsted, per ditto - . 4 9 5 Parirh of Ntton, per the Rev. John Barwls 12 9 6 Paris of Whitsonll, per ditto - . 20 0 Parish of 1:1;izton, per the Rev. Noel Dllby 15 11 6 ~/m/mM/M/MO• At. Mena. Mar,h, Sibbahi, and Co. John Dobree, E4q. • • Georis Dubrer, 66 9 g S 0 0 $ 0 0 At Messrs. Ramsbottones. Collet ion by the Minister and Churchwardens of Ki.oholton, Hunts. induling a Donation of the Free School Boys of 14$. • SS S 0 . At Maws Birch and Co. Collection in the Parish of St. George, ilanover. square, in addition to seteral sums already sub scribed, vii. after a Sermon at the Church, by the Rev. Archdeacon Hodgson - 146 161 Atter a Sermon at Trinity Chapel, by the Rev. Dr. Turner . - 27 8 iii Affix a Sermon at Ebury Chapel, by the Rev. Mr. Sandelands • • 3% IS 5 ' Allen and Wilson • - 2 2 0 '1 limas it. Spence, Esq. • - 10 0 0 I.ady Mary Mordaunt . ' 2 0 0 Mr. Joseph Warburton . . • '2 0 0 William Wynch, Esq. - • 31 0 IJ .1 ileauckrk, Esq. . , 5 5 0 • Sundry small Donations . • 16 18 0 ----- At Mcprs.l-lamltterley's. 273 9 7 John !Amin Smith, Esq. . Sir W. Rule - - Parish of Mil:on, Bucks, per Mr. Head - Parish of Bowden, Cheshire, in add • to a former Subscription of £95. us. 2d. per Rev f..r. Law . 411 1 parish of Allesley, Warwickshire, per Rev.W. Bree 45 10 1 Parish of Wt llingborough, Notts - 31 4 0 Parish of South iLdtuti, rear Beverly, per the Acv. S S 0 .5 5 0 4 IS 0 10 14 6 • Francis Best .. - Parish of Kirly White, Dear Thirake, Yorkshire, per the Dean of Chester . - 30 2 6 Parish of Drayton, Berks, per the Rev. J. Tyrrell 9 5 0 Pariah of Harwell, per OM Rev. R. Knight - 6 5 0 Parish of Denham, Bucks, in addition to £2BO sub scribed by individuals in London, per Rev.W.Way 49 9 6 Parish of Caraswell, Stafford, per Rev. W. Eddowes 25 8 9 Parish of Wratitton Rivers, Wits, per Rev. Dr. stone 7 1 0 Parish of I.r.vtditun, per the Rev. J. H. Hutton 4 0 11 Parish of St. Gnu'''. in clus Heath, per ditto - 218 6 Parish of Scruton, Yorkshire, per Rev. W. Newsom 718 6 ,Colonel Mair, Deputy Governor of Fort George, N.B. 10 0 0 Parish of New Fistibourn, per the Rev. W. Miller 3 5 0 Parish of CacMug, per the Rev. M. Skynner 2 1 6 Parishes of Muudbam and llunston, per the Rev. S. 1. Tamen - . - Pistilli of Bentham, per the. Rev. M. Smelt - Parish of Ford, near Chichester, per the Rev. W. S. Baywn - - . - Parish of Climping, per ditto - Parish of Miasevatir, per the Rev. T. N. Blagden Parish of Aldhigborne, per ditto - Palish of Oving, melt ding a donation per &Woods, Esq. £lO too. per the Rev. R. Tredcroft . Parish of We't Hatunett, per ditto. . Parich of Se!sty, per the Rev. R. Roe • Parish of Frlphant„ per the Rev. J. Beed P.oish of Yapton, per the Rev. R. Hardy - Parish of Stoughton, per the Rev. George Way Parish of Menton, per the Rev. W. H. Holland Parish of Westbouroe, per the Rev. C. Phyne Parish of Rrizgreve, per Rev. Archdeacon Webber Mrs. C. Barker - • Parish of Cherkon, per the Rev. R. Ferrets Parish uf Tiihboroe, per ditto Rev. S. Strutt • Rev. 1. !errers • . Mrs. Barker, Golden-square • - . Parish of fk. Pancras, per Rem. W. Warier; M.A. , 14 - 1 Parish el St. Martin war the Rev, John Moore 4 S. I Ibe Stewards of the Hall at Ctdchester , II 0 0 Perish of Earuley, near Chichester, per Rev. B. rape, ' 0 Parish of Bag Wittering. per ditto 0 $3 8 Pariah of Chedham, par the Rev, C. Pliklngtee 4 le. 0 Parish of Appledram, per ditto 1 ID 6 Parish of West Stoke, war Chithester, per the Rev. G. Guy Parish .of lather, Wilts, per the Rev. Jahn Taylor Parish of Itingshead, per the Rev. R. M Vane Parish of Allhallows, Cumberland' per the Rev. T, hompson Parish of Sudberou‘b, Northampton, per the Rev. Thomas Hewitt - • Parish of Salham, per the les. Frederick 'leaden Parish of North Stoneham, ptr ditto Little Berkhampstead Church, including .0 Ss. per T. Daniel, Esq. per the Rev. G. Smith Parish of Egglittkans, near Adowick, per the Rev. 9 2 0 3 0 0 8 16 7 / 9 0 6 19 0 13 16 6 22 6 8 16 16 1 R. E. C.iwell . .. NI ish of Studhatopton, Dion, per Rev. F. Thurland Parsh of Chneey,l.ancashire, per Rev Oliver cooper Palish of Off Clierkh, per the Rill. tl. Wise Charity alt (11..rudoti, Derk)s4trc Polish of . Little Ea , on. ditto - Parish of East Bortjhult, per the Rev. T. Roberson Palish of Crouton, Warwickshire, including a du• maim of £23 f Sir G. Chetwrisle, Bart. per the Rev. T. U. Paget 37 4 Parish of Newton in the Thistle., per Rev.'. Guest 10 3 Pati , li of Churchill% per the Key. M. Ne;tleship 4 7 Paris:t of I.laney Bloilwell, per the Rev. S. Steele , 4 1 1 1:ais:1 of Rotherhauipton, per the Rev. H. klayinan 317 11 10 1 9 2 7 29 1 2 24 0 0 10 14 0 9 li to Mt 1 4 • . At Messrs. 6nows. Parish of Gravely. Hens, per the Rev. R. Bradbury 4 Pail,h of Westnii, Hens, per ditto - 4 12 1 Pailsh of Hitchiti, per the Churchwardens 17 1 Parish of Peering, per the Rev. W. W. Driffield 7 0 parish of Yarnieseitil, isle of Wight, per the'Rev. G. Butrard 17 14 Parish of Shallizet, hie of Wight, per ditto 11 0 Parish of St. Bonet Holt, per Rev, Robert Watts 65 14 Parish U tafford, Essex, per Rev. 1. H. lion:oils 10 2 1 Parish of Raycloo, Suffolk, per Rev. Chas. Eyre 4 0 At Messrs. Childs. Parish of Qulnnington, Gloucestershire, per Rector 10 1 . R. S. --5 0 4 Parish of St. Paul's, DcptforJ, per Rev. C. Burney, D.D. Rector - - 218 16 W. R. Pillimore, Esq. 5 5 Parish of Clifford Chambers, Gloucet.tershire, per the Rector - 9 8 The Vicar of Newcastle, Lalesion, and Tythegston, Glamorganshi re - 29 s The Vicar of Langar, ditto - g 10 Rev. Henry Kipling - - 10 10 k'arigh of Camp(len, Gloucestershire, per Rev. R. M. Matthews . - 22 10 Parish of Hamillll and Dieftield, ditto ' 6 0 Parish of Ampney St. Peter, per Rev. W. Gray 0 13 Parish of Wi'lenity, per the Rev. B. Preetly 10. 0 Parish of Hinton on the Green, per ditto 8 17 Parish of Long Marston, per the Rev. J Waldron 6 o Parish of Stoke Hammond, per the Rector 3 3 Rev. Dr. Weston - I. 10 10 Collected in hi. Parish of Therfield b 14 Parish of Chifte, near Rochester - 12 4 Parish of Bramden, Hants, per the Rev. W. Gomm 9 0 Parish of Wag% Staffordshire, per the Rev. J. Riland 10 0 Pariah of liamstall Ridware, per the Rev. E. Cooper 10 1 At Messrs. Ramshottotn and Co. Parish of Sonthoe, per the Rev. K. Puurter Chapelry of Hall Weston, per ditto Parish of St. Nevis • Parish of Kintbolton, Hants, including a donation front the Freeschool Ploys, of 14s. per the Minister 33 0 Townships of Winsley l.eybouru and Preston, per the Rev. J. Costobadie 14 9 6 3 7 6 60 S 6 S 4 14 1 At Messrs. Mastermans and Co. Remitted by Cs ipps and Co. b W. G. CARTER, Secretary. Subscriptions afro received by Mr. Murtluck, '2 5 0 strc:t ; Mr. 1 latcharl, 1 90, Piccadilly ; by tbe principal Bankers, and by the Treasurers, at the house of• Messrs. Hamosersley and Cu. Pall-Mal. it is particulatly requested that all Letters from the tioantry to the Conuatutee, be ezotetly thus addres,e.l : " the Wes.minster Waterloo Association, Thatched Home, 1.0u.i0n." Communications, In To*o, to the Committee, may be mate to the secretary, W. G. Cuter, Esq. Temple Chambers, Fleet•street. • AMERICAN PAPERS. The Hornet arrived at New Ynrk the Slit July, from a croize to the . east of the Cape of Good Hope, and lest from St. Salvador. On the 28th of April she WAS chased for seven hours by a British 74. The Peacock, which was in company with her at the com mencement of the chace, continued her course. The Hornet had not made any capture since the Penguin. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM COLONEL A. BUTLER TO TUE SECRETARY OF WAR, DATED; DETROIT, JULY 31. 4 t If the wind freshens so as to permit the vessels to weigh anchor, the detachment intended to garrison Michilimackinac will proceed in less than two hours. 66 By the documents I 'now forward to the War Department; you will be enabled to ascertain the point at which my negotiation with the British Com mander has terminated, and the pr;spects before us. I have full faith in the execution of the articles of arrangement concluded between Colonel James and 'Myself, whom I have fi►und throughout our whole negotiations a fra❑k and liberal Gentleman. It is said that we shall be opposed in the occupation of Mackinac by the Indians. I do not believe the re putt. if they should make the attempt, however, we will be able to punish, them, and take possession of he post." rtte.ni THE COLUMBIAN. • The Cohen:Nan of th.:l::ll'cratains the following ob servatiuns made by the Editor, on receiving the news of Bon.tpArte's Meat and abdication : " If Bonaparte has resigned the executive power of France, a brilliant sun is set, but set in glory. The act would be magnanimous, worthy of Bonaparte, swayed only by the safety and happiness of France.' lie abdicated at Fontainbleau last year, to prevent civil war. But of this report we offer no opinion, whatever conixtutes we form. When the true his. tory of the late battles appelrs, we presume it ssill add imperishable laurels to the brows of the French. The Allied Armies must have been nearly annihilated, having lost 60,000 men. The areisals of new corps seem to have opportunely saved the remnant of the old, and enabled Blucher from being pursued to pur sac in turn. There is touch of the mysterious and unaccountable in these rumours: for inttance, the disappearance of sixty thousand men lelt at Beau giant under Mortier. As the dragon teeth of Cad mus, sown in the earth, miraculously rose in iron men, Murder's legions no doubt sunk into the earth, erhaps to keep company with their slaughtered ene mies in the shades. But it we believe this miracle, there is another which we cannot swallow—how Bo naparte lost 80,000 men, which he had first taken I from the enemy !—Match that who can 1" S 12 6 3 16 6 4 0 0 4 3 0 10 10 0 5 a 0 03 11 6 7 i 0 3 9 8 15 0 0 2 0 0 5 16 11 2 16 61 19 18 6 16 0 5 0 0 18 6 6 16 6 1 0 0 I 5 0 10 0 0 - • _ Parish of Longworth-cum Chantey, Baits, per the ii ev. J. Davis - - 9 9 0 P. Joh:swine, Esq. - - . 2; • co Tise,foilugring Subscriptions have been transmitted front Chichester s The Lord Bishop of Chichester, in addition to his subscription in London - - Mews. Ridge, Murray and Ridge - Rev. M. Fotherghl - Vice-Admiral Sir G. Murray - Captain C. Newland' . Charles Baker, Ese r • - I Johtt Marsh, Est. L P. Ilri. Young. •In. Divow 10 0 • 30 10• 0 30 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 •1 5 4 1 1 0 1 1 0 10 0 • • M.D.. - - Paesh of St. Peter the , Greet, pw the Rev. R. B. Middletes, Stib-Deatt .. .. Palib of St. Peter the Less, per Rev. F. Davison Swish of It. Ohm, per the Rev. J. JLlCsrpenter. 42 4 7 0 al+ S. 2 d AIR GORE OUSLEr. The return of this Gentleman from his mission the Court of Persia, we regard as a circuinstence pileisasiaccgcuinratetremt acqua i ntance the ua literary intancewith an t d l,e sc i ie a n n t g it c world . Ibis a n ' e manners of Asia, which was the qeelificatian recontmended him, about the year 1811, to a distils. guished Nobleman, then Secretary for Foreign fair, has enabled hint to ma to the bee, accouat li st opportunities afforded him, both by the scene of his seri in, and the crisis is which he was engaged, e e serving the cause of European liberty, and large additions to our scanty knossiedge of the A:. tiquities, and ieleterai 1 - listory of the Last. Sir Goat: OUSLET ;s, beyond dispute, the Srh P e . sian scholar now in Europe. He found the keen • ties) of an interpreter sevely uaelesseowards the :a:, tenence of his most C,elicate illations with tile haa . and Minia:ers of Persie, a ntaemel peint towards a c, (tithing their coalidence, end ircluoiiiiig his infile ree over t:te intractable policy of a despot: We liven!. ti ust that the annals oi Great lh nail: will ytt ce riched by a work from the pea of some wtiter wo rt i l of such an undertekieg, giving us the deteits of 44 embassy so impot taet and successful, as well as nr literary and antapierian rese rdies which ielieved la s labours of the Cahinet. Sir Geerge Stauutoa's . tory of Lord Islacastney'e Embassy to China, thou;;. unquestionably a production of censidernlits ness, contains nothing that can bear a monsese's comparison, whether for curiosity or public trea. nitude, with the subjects embraced by the operatic , of Si: Gone Ouseee during the last four year._ ' To his political measures we shall make a bhi.rt i s. ference bye and bye. With respect to scimce natural history, we pnderstand th.a he has hro:aa 'home a !aorta: riccut of Caucasian pleats, th. o.;a. complete one existing in the world, except that le longing to the Emperor ALEXANDER, of which Gone Ouseev's is the duplicate. His join-Dies te e long, frequent, and fatiguing. Toe last which undertook was at the special salicitatioa of the li . e!: ; of PERSIA, to conclude the peace her ween him and C I Russian Empire. It was lull of dillizulty and dange, but interesting in the most extreordinery degree. L compelled him to traverse the perilous, though bete tiful region of Georgia—the wilds of Ceocesus—e. territories of the Don—the extensive provinces i); Russia, by Moscow to St. Petershurgh, a di•aance nearly WOO miles ; but it enabled hint at tht sari . .. time to make vast aoqaisitions its minerelegy botany ; and to bring to England a rare aad pieciee Imeiefesak. of drawings by a German artist, comeee ,R 7, t he most picturesque deline aions of the tzer._: l of Georgia, the C tucasus, and Nlinerclie, with vain.. other aroc,es of iiiestrinetile valise to the stateki:ry, !be historian, and the natua,lie. Amongst tisX curiosities is a silver coin or GrUERATIEWS, MOTIAta of the ancient Bacttia, the tote th coin of that kiea dom, which is known to have e.er been colt:cted;— lof these treaaires sundry articles have alrealy bar submitted to the learned--but use actual stat:: :GORE Ouseev's health, impaired by a lone No _ca (4. lab e-ions services, hardly.admits the hope that t:.:4 can be speedily arranged. We cannot dismiss the subject without adv if;N7 briefly to the political - y*6ldt, of Sir Gone ObSte.l% embassy. While BOSAPA Mt yet only meaina the iovasion of Russia, he bad L`..ti.c.l P;.:4 Government to attack her south easter. fru:itier. GORE OUSLET was dispatched to (rust: it. eis it trigne, fatal to Europe in its possible consequeocesa a necessary distraction of the Ruei in force. A. the moment when the invaders passed the ?cis. thenes, the Persian war was at its height. t: British Ambassador, acting skilfully on the spike his instructions, mediated the peace at this isef. decisive juncture, and released a large a' my of Ke slim troops, who were instantly marched oil to aviz in the destruction of BONAPARTE. It is SO::: . ! tirnony to the fair and equitable principles nn whicl thii peace was concluded, that both Sove-07 expressed their obligations to the successful diator—the Persian Monarch having invested Cs) with the grand National Order of the S un and him and the Russien Emperor aids that of St. Al.a.tude the decoration of which in diamonds he took from , own neck, to place it on that of Sir Goias Ocsur The PRINCE Romer, who has for many yeers tile' strongestmemoir ha s per justly appreciatedsonalkindnes stowa i r i d is s tt.e subject of chi rendered at a season so eminently critical ; and, testified in a liberal and becoming manner the seer: bation which be feels of those collates al researcit by which the Ambassador has powerfully contribov to the spread and progress of oriental knowledge. The plague rages at Mecca; and, it is said, 70,00 of the inhabitants of Cairo had falleii victim; to' dreadful malady at the end of Jun:. Captain MAITLAND, the Comtn,tnder of the Pella: phon, arrived in town on Thursday, and delivrrei Sir litassos Lowe, the new Governor of St.llclen. the 4000 gold Napoleons found attiont,,r the pt 'r Of BONAPARTE. It is said that the (lovano; ter!tin this money in his possession, to be o'o l BONAPA RTE in such proportions as may not be ioc , 4stetit with the proper security of his person. A letter from Frankfort, dated September '2, Our fair begins to grow very lively, and we ell it will turn out well. In the course of this wick, English manufactured goods have risen 10 1"'r``' The Saxon and Swiss goods are likewise moot demand." Letters. from Paris dated the Bth, contain a meats to the following effect : It seems pos° that the Treaty of Peace between the Alliel roe. and France is signed, and that the cunditi.);:i, " be made known about the beginning of next m in the mean time the following particul Ars Are c . ' lated in the best informed circles. The France is recognized with the following r 1 ; 01; '. ;ions ; Savoy is restored to the King the Bishopric of Potenttuy is ceder: to lia ije sle; uinguen is to be rased, and its fortificatiOns to be restored ; Landau, with a ratific itibn frontiers, is ceded to the German Empire i thefc of the Duchy of Lexemtiourg, of the owl Natinr; and of Hainanit, as well as some places in French Flanders, shall return to i s e l of SArl. Besides this, France is to pay a part of the of the war, to restore all the works of scienc:., &Mt carried off from foreign countries, and.2oro, of the Allied troops will o ccupy the prillcr tresses for the space of two years." tc, cl. in. be for PC. ac. the, c • tl'•! tl.e ,tie rr • t . • , 4.. • id t'= 4 1,1 --t... :es o: ICC '4 y 4!..1 rnpr :ere_ty :q•, 14tir ali4ta Led;- 7 be ca 0 it V 1 t;NZ , ti Si: 1S 14. liCes, 4 r. d. pinto IT et )f Jus 0 2VS: • teS I kyli s td •e-07 ul nr ed E. d Lk& .1.11114 Erombi. Dcsttt• felt& :t of Ili st.rvices and as. 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