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I .) r Ilan and Pliteoe Thiogoed j1114)05,411 eltpiliesefaiss and vhder 4 Sends l 44.*Od to be dellTifff foe the Ckdoesee I _ service at North H, (rissrislo t io tho of Middlesex. Wen &kb toot britiiiiiita taminon re tioised.bir the Oedema Meer Nada* old* Os the leiedidnebnaf Ibs t ionallennilinenniannit Welton= to the Cagel.yonee Cars will hpatqliped. The ariekatotone 40Exticim ik..tred la Wie . 105001 Dilsvis! .' ,n - • • ' .* .0 66 1 . - UM sie l id bodtimisitedisitft*Oa. - ._ 000" Pkited !alio, en or bier* thalllffillaraili a t i• • •. • ill -reie l .•• .•• • -- ! ~.. dbaneleinanalientokk Bias, ' 1 Ditto Picked -ate*, anil • . . 1401/0 anal wignentengn Cutlespgat gnityleipMeafill if raft following. 2 a . . I tarns ilir i'atketars, together wingihi . te - rina . Mid & Oen , Mons en ilge Contract,hdriPte tnownWe the Seerc•gry's Office * Paillibitil afongsaid, say lay hennaing* hours - of Ten and likar eeisek, where the Proposals must be delivered, waled gip end indorsed, " Preposa/s for Thick. at North Hyde Com ma) r but no Proposal ran be admitted after 'the said 4th day of linear', as I 9 o'clock at noon of the same day ; neither will ally Zienda be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in bilself, nail attend. 1.... ay Order *lna Bawd, R. H. CREW, Serretary. , -,- ''';'., r ;,.. • NA PT-OFFICE, Du. 27, 1813. PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMlS entiiiti fifi., AfeLiESTrs'NA Tr, do hereby give Notice . . ;:lrlkat ett Viteilitiay dui Ilai Jaut ; try at One o'clock, they will Mt I* tIONS Viet Web * Tenons aemsfy be wining to Con. tenet fer snsgbing a Quatatity of BLANKETS, to be delivered at tha Slop ciffise.in Somerset-pine, at stated periods, between "tie months of January and June next. 4 I Paitero e thi Eflonkts ,uitti an aimed of de quantity wanted ned theyarkdiWitilnrey, tekethte toith a polo e . she Tatar, may do loolol#llin'fie. • • • Na Tonyr will be received 'after not Adolf' Ai Asap v isms 4 0 :A rmihikilit. 114 party, or .oss agent fit him, estii*, .4ionatroder Ennuis actootkonkd 6y . st Letter, addresses 1 to the Nay I .l4;lirskOssilisisted ii two relonnille Persons, estraging to Income &mall -eel tie Pinoneleodesing, its de my if sei,ooo for the dee perform tomer 1 tie Chinese. ..' •" 4 4 " ' • r.--4 Dde...27, Will. . ' T HE .PRINCIPAL O FICERS If hit MA .; • JESTS'". ORDNANCE, do .4.... rby give ;take, • That Proposals will he . tteelved at their Office, in Pall.biall, igtorbeffiste Monday, the 10th day of January next, from such plrysilp -. grimy be willing to Purchase about Ninety TORS 0 1 TiiiiiigTßE BAGS, and Rap now In Sion at the Royal Pow s,,at Faversham,* die CoLnty of Kent. "Iffifilike Particialars May be kat -en upon . applicattsln fo the l illarekeeper of the Ordnance at Faversham, where the Bags and 11theinaay.fre'vieesed, and also•at the Secretary's Office, lu Pail: .1 1 4. arArtuda, inv . lief between ..the • hours • of ten tend font yclotcit, :bee the Proposah mail be deliverer) sealed . up, anti titdorsed " proposal, 'for the Purchase of Sal.petre Bags and its4e;” bin no Proposal can be admitted after the said 10th 'liiry of Itrittary fini s at twelve 01104 at noon of the sante day, 11Midler will-biiirlinitter be Itedcc..l unless the parry making it i •Wh Ws behalf shall attend. . • ,: a ...; : 9p Order of the Board , ..q. N. CREW, Secretary. ikeILAL EXCHANGE. AUSURANCE-OFFICE, <4l.lllfrUsbed bi Royal Charter In.-tha Reign of Kind George L .. . --,. ti December, 1613. En,SONS, whose Anltt: al Premiums fall due on the 25th lestant, are hereby informed, that receipts ace now .. to be delivered at the Company's O ffi ces, ever the Royal change and ht Pah-Mail, as well as by their respective Agents inne f gap In the several Comities s and the parties assured are requested to apply for the renewal of their Policies, on or before the oth of January nixt, , as the usual fifteen days..illowed for payments-be yond the date of each Policy,, will then expire. $A11,4141. FENNING, jun. Secretary. • -1 `„• Attendance Is given,"dally, it the 5.241 Offices, for the As surance of Buildings, GaAs; blertisindiz••, and Sbips in Harbour, la Pock,* while Building, from Lose, or siniage by Fire; and . !shofar the Assurance of, mid greening A.cm t: les on Lives. N.B. Fire Policies will be issued, free of tsTence, to the As sured, where the annual Premiusn amounts to 6.. or upwards. Right __ Lord Gamessa. Theßktet Hott.lbettoLAs Vixtri t fAitT. ThejSms. Papti.tl Pak Ire . , 7„tfitio . • Sir WILLIAM Pieria IL t&Zi But. • ',/ k-f. W- S& TM•MAII Btaknta , lart. • S' " • Vice-Ado:4rd Sir IAMILI " LigAtamot-Gosseval Rev Rolla? ptoai R. Mr. Astaaol Sr. • eaptatti Major A• aL3.. T called Strad mercy of A LMIGKI .441 0 -the Mau.... rind inestimable benefits w kb this kiogdont has received at His bands, " has given to the arms of his Majesty ead to those of his Aliier, a series of .ignal and glorious victbries teier the forces of the enemy;' incumbent on tie 'Patriot and the Christian to testify his gratitude, by ertertiots to preatote the best and lasting interests of his fellow4ubjecte, of/who:Oa, ot;this drisis of public affairs, no cla,ses seem to have stronger claims on 'the benevolence and liberality of their countrymen than the Bri tish Sailors and Soldkrs. Under this impression, the Committee of the Naval end Mill- 1 tary Bible Society • canoot ripress their sanguine here that' the approaching day set apart ter a General Thanksgiving will be 40nsidered by the Clergy and other Mittisters as the moat favour able opportunity that has occurred, for publftly reeuratnencling l t she important object of this Institution to their Congregotioot,, said far making collections in aid of its funds. 'The sole object of the Natal and Military Bible Society is distribute Bibles and Testaments according to the authori 'Airersion, without note or comment, among the Sailors a lifts:tilers of the. Beitisit Navy and. Army. It took its rise 14 the year 1780. Nearly Three Thousand Bibles, and upwards of Three Thou sand Testaments, to our fellow countrymen in arms during the current year, the fends of Chit Society ar at this time entirely exhausted; the stock of Bibles and Testaments is very low; and the Conunitte. have otanj urgent applications fur copiet of the Holy Scriptures from the brave defenders of their country, with which they are ;s yr unable to cotryly. After Oa statement of such Gets, the Committee of the Naval and Mihtary Bible Sf . ,Ciety • commit their cause with cinfidoned to the Christian edieralitrof /3ritish l'oblic, which has Rawer been appeals: to upou proper occasions but with success. By Ord. r of the Committee. C.M. FABL-tN, Capt. R.N. !tee. Naval Department. J. M. CLOSE, Malir, Rmal Artillery, Sec. Mil.try Department. Committee-room, 114, J.ermyti,sgeb Laatise. • THE next Nfeeting nf the Noblenten xnd Gent!, nun educated at Rona? Scoops wRI he holden ou day, the toe% day' ofJamtary, 1814, at the Free Masuu'r'C.tvrrn, Croat Queensetreet, Lincoln's Inn Fields. London, at Six o'clu-k precisely. the Hon. DAN'''. FINCH in the Chair. '• S fEWARDS.• Honourable DAN. FINCH Lieutennnt-Volonel RATTtAT Rev. Dr. Biwa** FRANCIS 1). A,s4cre, Rev. Pm xi e Home% PRILRIT LAWLIIT, Esq. Major-General Ilium's, M.P. FIIJARII HO savwoon , Ilsq. WRAI ;SLAW, See. The Stewards beg tltc favour of those Gender II who intend to honour them with tere compit►y, to leave their names at the I avern ou or beim e the 17th, that they may reg..lateaccordingly. - _ BY ORDER` OF GOVERNMENT. THE,Public ere respectfully informed that, in ecinsequeuce of our intcw oration to Oovcrnment of the inconveniences that must twist- front the Drawing of the STATE LOTTERY no the Day hallowing the Geueral '1 tankagtving, the Lords or the 'lreasury /lave directed, by an tinier in the Gazette. that the. Drawing shall take place On t h e 18 , 11 of JANUARY, instead of the 15th, as heretofore advertised. k !Cif AR DSON, GOODLUCK and Co. Contraot 11WIE 1* and Co. 21st December, 1815. ROYAL HOTEL AND ASSEMBLY• ROOMS. SPACIOUS COFFEE•ROOM and SALE ROOM, GEORGE- 1 S'lltEk:l', PLYMOU l'H. I I. LI AM WINSO R. begs Leave mast. respect fully to inform the Nobility, Gentry, Officers of tho Army 3.1.1 Navy, Merchants, Commercial Gentlemen, and the Pdhlic generally, that he h:sit fitted up the above HO lEL, witk• its spacious and elegant Ball Room, Card Room, 'Tea Room; Commercial Gentlemen's Room, Coffee Room, Sale Roonz:Bil :lard Room, &c. &c. in a taste of modern neatness and cense misuse Suizab!e to the much admi.ed structure of the Buildings; and that he hopes, by an unremitced attention and anxiety to 'oblige, joined to a determination of prinlecing every thing good and at reasonable prices, to give general satisfaction. Commo: dious lock-up Carriage Stand', and a large range - of Stabling r with other oMces, are behind the Hotel, and form at a conve nient distance the South wing thereof. The Royal Mali Coach takes in passengers every Evening at Six o'Clock, and other Coaches to almost all parts of the Kingdom, go from and stop there every day in the week. Pos'cliaises, with good Horses and trusty Drivers, and Hearses and Mourning Coaches, with erery ornament and requisite at tendant.—R oyal Hotel, Plyroi.utli, Dec. 9, 1613. KENT.—MOST VALUABLE FREI:HOLD, TY'IHES, RESIDENCE, AND LAND. TO BE SOLD BY 4pc - rzoN, BY MR. PEYTON, , At Garraway'a Coffer-house, 'Change-alley, London, on Friday, January 14, 1814, at Twelve o'clock, In Three Lots, ' A LL the RECTORIAL TY rHEs a.ising fir in La. the Crops • of Corn and Hay gtowtaly on upwaids of Two *Fhonsatid Seven Hundred Acres of most /and, In the. highest state of eultivati g n, lying wirhin. a leuese, and farm ing the princip art pa of the Parish of NOR Lpst, swim, sma with a comfortable Dwelling-house, 01110eS s aind Giter 9 rn 4- rious Bas, Yards, and Haan:Mad, and *dry Meet Lead, Containing Id the wholtrUpwards elf 'fleeter Aare; hiisf*oat all Tycho. Northßeet is at &dismay ilsealipil. the Riser Thaates, one mile front Gee, stn et, and possessing a regular 'doily water cowpoke with the Metropolis The Ilatidis foe tliambit pelt lb *Vies *, of 'station, end from the bite* et theta*, k iailablyiprobibte'that Rival be an continual. - Printed Yartieularcooyboibuf by appPift stsierribeereea. Leieftei Bottle, Nolibffeet ; the Butt tnai Rs su r ; the King's Head, Canterbury i Mr. sumearrisid, alas. d. lilbui ; Pabarri. Woodeetk,.Outealbs, aid losieg Litteida's Wia' *tutor Mi. iataisi.NeW BoswillAtaiseti Lieleolials lin,- Loolleil, =114 . fif..4 4 , . USW* Wallop aighiegiips,samAciie, oar itasta• . . ? • - - . iiki., DECEMBER U. ...raj.. W illy 'ile . before ye s i ee d a y we received the joyful tiaings, that the French had evacuated the .greater part, of the territory , between the Maese and, the Waal. It is supposed ahat this,retreat bf the Frerich has, been caused by the manoeuvres of the Allied Ips on,the left bank of the Masse, They are iit 114 on of Ravestein, and their piquets are ad *kW as Grave. ..DOBDRECHT, DECEMBER e 4. Highness our 4 !Prince is expected aciimorrow iamstadt, Ea. the .purpose of inspeCting tha4 l and the other fortr esses on our frontier 1* ccession e that they may be placedio the best scald ' defence. . . . ' . Accordint4n•atitheritic accormts, ihie- - elleetrylimke •up from before Breda, ou their retreat to-Anovert i l on Thursday mor n i ng ; an d y c i ter d ay, at t hr il l ? s i the afternoon, crossed at t undert. Their for‘eivas about 800 cavalry, mostly lanciers, 3000 tegialar in fantry, and a number of dotianiers, national guards, Bct. Our troops have advanced to flage.where they fmsnd 17 dead, of the 33(1 regiment. In all parts of our territory where the enemy has .been, he left tt...1 thual marks of his robbery and love of plunder.—' The Alage of Hage has suffered considerably. The garrison of Breda, by which they were so bravely repulsed, consisted of a division of Russial cavalry, two regiments- of Russian infantry Coma manded by General Benkendorff, and a newly raised nation el regiinent of 560 men. The latter, thottgit mostly coosistieg of very yonoF men, who had seen 'no service, behaved.ortremelY Ira • , ' THE 'MOUE, DEO R 25. • , . . .. EXTRACT\OF A PEUVATE LETlRlt t yakl A AtERCHANT , AT ,FRANltvottr, TO 11.12t.rtuasp . ...AT AtusTERDAIt, DIT2D - OEC. 7. . , 4 A congratulate you, my friend, on your nativ e 'country being again restored to the beneficent 'co- , vermnent of the Home of Orange. The Principality of Fulda, which, , in 18i)2, was given to the Prince of Orange as some indJmnification for his losses, and which he was deprived of by French usurpation in 1806, remains still so strongly attached to his High ness, that ininiediately after the expulsion of the nch. it vit. 441,5 c .44119pupitiyA to the Allied 1 owes s, for the purpose ofreclaiming the said Prince as their Sovereign." • Ow. 26.--Voluntary, contributions are daily pour ....d into the treasury, for the- purpose of speedily equipping our national army. Among others, a lady of the name of Vdndoorn has given 6000 guil. l dens for that purpose ; al:Li Messrs. Bicker and Wills have engaged to raise and equ'p, at their own ex pense, 20 men fix ft army, and &paint:in them for 4 year. From these, and other offerings, may be estimated-the spirit of the Netherlanders, who note, is of old, are determined to make every effort for the independence of their native land. .• Dm. 27.—The following important informationl With regard to the• situation of Antsserp is derived born persons, worthy of credit, who reached Breda from that city on the 2'2d and Nth instant : On the.2othinstant, the naval force at Antwerp, consisted of 2.1 soil of the line, with somefrigates and gun-boas. They are provided with sufficient am munition, and with a great deal of gunpowder; with regard to which, the French have given out, pro. bably to keep the inhabitants in awe, that they will employ it to blow up the town. l'he ships' crews are estimated at 900 men, .who have almoitaill been! transferred to the land service, only six or eight men being placed as a watch to each ship. The land! troops may be about 9000 men ; they consist of some' -fanciers of the guard, and a regiment Of Vrasseurs of the guard complete: moreover, all the depots of the guard, and other troops which have been Matched from Lisle, Valenciennes,. Brussels, and the adjoining places, into the city; between duce and four hundred dmianiers; and lastly,Ahe 113th regiment, composed of mere boys, of the eyoungest conscription, who are not only unfit for bearing arms, but are excessively disinclined to the service, The inhabitants of Ant werp are in a great degree destitute of provisions; all the wheat, barley, and rye-meal have been collected for the troops. The best spirit, however, prevails among them, and they anxiously long for the period of deliverance from the French. .. ORDINANCE. ISSUED BY THE PRINCE SOVIUMION OW THE UNITED NE THERLANDS, PAYED tHE 20TH OF DECEMBER. OF Tliti LANSISTIII34. • Art. 1. lbe 4uolstorox shall consist of all able-bodied mon o from 17 too 10 loafs stage. o. Youths below 17 may be admitted into the Lewiston**, provided they have sulk:km strength. 3. Every mat belonging to theLsodaturat, andpowomod musket or fowlliii.plece, shall arm idinselt tbarmalkk.4l4 i araisd, appear oo all days of macho sad marabss. Tbaydla be exempted fojeLyrottslies Aims CA swords ialkpietalb, .4. 'I Imre whodave ao dew sams stadt be armed whit' Ara, asormliag tori.modetarblidt the V* Department 1iii31.163 to be.placed-lo tbochisdorsra stater, district. S. Ivory iodividaal mom proms Ida owra pike, sod *Mr Mom Nomurq. , I.llllhibielms +baba eamolaad mey Swim %Nairn aLasseig sad imolai service. T. llialmehillos v.- 4 lOW% lir. formed a Land 'Mile, for the special purpose of expel.iog the enemy, ancrthe defence of the country. 1. 2. The Lana Militia, at its hist Mains, ihall consist of 3,000 I lierantrr, and 4000 ar illerymen.. S. Each department shall thereto contribute In the following Proportion : West Erns • . 1430 • Friesland - • 1770 Month: of the Yawl - 1 400 —1 '' Yeses -- . ..' Upper • Zuldersee • 5450 Mouths of the IVfaese - 4360 Mouths of the Scheldt 730. • . • Quarter of Breda • • • TM i• • ow u‘a. • .•11161 Total lOW . [There are other Articles,vdileb order the MiHtfa .by battot if,•ont :minor all males from 17 to 45 yesis'of 16; lowin g at the same time thrquota of each district to bo pieced by . voluoteers.] lIAMB2RO, EfgC. I. Marshal St. Cyr, with. Generals Dutttas, Thirosnel, and Rani lc au, who h .d proceeded foe the Ritine after the capitulation of Dresden, had their journey condi, termanded by-the Allied Powers, and pa s s e d through this town a few days agn .on their route for lkiheta , mi-a. The whole of the prisoners takes .inAresdeti are to be marched into Hungary to the confines of Turkey. . On the Upper Rhine, .the advance of the allied Army will be through Switz e rland. Circumsumens show that the neutrality of Switzerland can as .littat• be acknowledged as the neutrality of the States of the Confederation of the Rhine, were a pretence to that effect setjorgard. The neutrality of Swittes. land must not be permitted to interrupt the great plan of attack on the general enemy of the w0r1d.... Cannot be folgotten, that in the war of 1805, the Prussiao"neutraky was set at nought by Bonaparte, who marched a French army through that neutral territory; and the events at Ulm were the conse • 4 uence. The application of this weiiatliagsveats is manifest. •.• PROCLAMATIONS BY GENERA!. VON BLUCHiIe. • neseinbir% " It appears, that 40S easy :=ls r litary pet sans (individuals, of iattler) bt.lq fpri cr ias dlV' in this city, or passing through it, have been sur rounded lir run atter, by people in the streets, and particularly by young men and boy's, who attempt t:, insult them, by contumelious appeaations, and re proaches of every kind. This offensive proceedinv, , which, notwi t hstanding every eff ort to prevent it. 'must ultimately lead to the unpleasant consequence of this city being occupied by a greater slumber of troops, and even of its becoming the seat of war; can upon no consideration be any longer endured. " the patreles of vie Burgher corps h .ve, there f we, been augmented, and orders given them to clis4 perse, or to drive back, by lorcible means, a ll inch. viduals collecting about, or running after, foreign military persons, with such unlawful designs-4mi instantly to arrest those who may be gu Icy of the slightest outrage towards the fiareign soldiers, that the offenders may undergo exemplary punishment. " In particular, all parents, preceptors, andschooi masters, are admonished and commanded, in order to the prevention of more rigorous chastisement, to keep rieir respective children, pupils, and scholars, at home, or in their schools,' and not to let thorn rue about the streets ; but, .above all, to restvain them from suck mischievous and insolent conduct. • " It is further ordered, that when these 'ese fo. reign tromps in this city, whoever they may be, the inhabitants shall remain in their houses send, ifs order to avoid a more severe indiction, : or the aim -disagreeable consequences that may. teak eons-et contrary line of conduct, that they slag, upon mo account ) take part, personally, in anrintlitary occurs rcuces passing in the streets, nor interfere with the measures adopted by the police or Military ) the only . object of which is to preserve peace a goad ardor in the city. (Signed) "costa* vox stucileit." Hague, pees:ober /I.' ' IMILASItAWTS or FLANDERS—The wrath 4.11e 5 . *en has at length fallen on him, whose prided Am. bition devastated the world—whose criminal hen 4 seized and destroyed the most "sacred things as soon as hefound any resistance to his jealous and bloody pr canting*. " They have been scow bgions, whieh he had a r the vengeful swords of time a new generation its height—insomuch ter the name of Napoleon, Miley millions of his dem** ties, have been , destructive plans of this 41 Inhabitants of Flanders--Of a *horn you were fcrnserly - united, you are , only et* that still grans under his despotic yob's--yob meths only erre from whom he can at pleasure take itbeirwbildren, brethren, sod relatives, to lead them to the lield of slaughter, hi cause theme° stiffer under dee tibieriesssPshame and disgrace, in which his ifts amiable ambition unavoidably led them. s Vett Meths only . one who has not been encours i g. 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Ambit salf Ilhalklaity,O•pilei Nit v gleivit a 4 •' . • . below/ I a 61;11'4641M; •. * ' • ' - •Atlitiiitt litrairik • . gig frik"..o 4 l 4 laligigtedidlaillia : __ _ _ _.. . itlitida...4ili Royal. Avows ths ma oiAPOirat.. i ki ,• : . ad; 1 -4C The landatinin of edrety. ls easdhd foil's tit:abate- ' Tttt+ tie tepptti . bwe ialimeatted of • ' • Omelet • L : ~.: ':: . Ifrim it Wee J.;esiki!iiii speip..pe 4wo lp , 1, 0 1,„ . . - . - iiall % . IWlwrstiftw•atk RAM HlOlsmosabio: Odra .of psoucatrrrat. i ib utticaitioe ch . st i ., -, ;, i . ..-•;. 4 eit - 140 Tot . • niece Or fartifitations mid polo, In odd& it saiy betouria- tt- 4:i std of r aiPamy arpOta'altiikkok a u s Oa awraly • ' Ibraildeut=His Gram.the Arahhielsop iif CA aaaaaaa t. • Vieo•Prissidents t ki.vveli"&6ll,turisttfr j anti 64 sioli Molt ute ~ • . . 41' w.. po . . .. • vee Rt...tion:lndatites.diammetibo r . .mosimi. Rhitlib.iii,lsiiege. 416. 0. 1 4t_ko)!herilc. . ' 11:4110 or eardtent to .Plate them ; for the earinundhi and • - -1 ,1 - in • „ si ry r , , it ~ , Imo ." .. The lion. and Rt. Rev. the Lard 111• Imp of DUEHAW "We etpect H e f t ' Ajoo • it ais i aa .. ll .o o. • 4 1 20 a re 1 bloekidliiiof those fortresses and post* that ate still in Ole pos- . f it 14,: nr e ir2L . 4 b. *i ts ., . iis . . dr. Tre y z y str D itr ,.( feggifT; b rLDsoi , r t itag Tioni z v i c if;'-i n a t ip . c?O4 the - voso b t a ' ligation of theatenay ; and tipsily, Upon and appro ae k of an enc . ti Ar ery T .: - Ale v i i k•tidiii44l#tria.ifiri ON Jfeikr • • Thellfght Hots. the Earl Srstscon.. . .... ;•*.. . .. e - or boatCtie*Ak Win:nubs" ! ' I M I 6 they must assemble at a point fixed upon, at the do g le g of , 41. 10 p s y si i hk * w ile ig att a tk iw kwiiaoh - patt : Mau, . . i t Richt Ire. thtt,Eati of 1344 P•VI our'. !.. 7 ... 4 .1 kaatititi - haft 'Mita slate, thaiiihe aifirison there the etiravbel" OE THE LANDAvin. moviatv Tisocith, 41b aorsa . iiii. ...... s ne i ß t i l i s:.:: : ::tr e i d itit .. - t 6..„. D. 8it " 2.... _ . to oily wealteried by the desartioti a - German and • • . . ' 1 riti tili (two; •• Art. I. (tut Of ihe men composin g the Landsturm, there shall 414 . 0011 ._ e ' lit at begriniea. aledallikiatilliplirlif TIEH Mil- The Right Hon. Admiral Lord Ca mesa. .. -. ' be &rimed a Land Militi a . f or the med a l 111 . 2 . 0011 P a .."....1 ;.. ilirr TNE•nricittro ... .NM and, Mama Thoorami itatitgeo -e .L- A--..5.L.- __. Tice " ht flon:14/remoLAa Vlutrivaivr_ ...0`•" t .• , 1 :, natation-General RaSaltrlVlAllNliaf. - Waal. 1 Imar tnoanTon, tit M.P. has bgen tionLniat•Vissuaroisca t Bop MDR. • troops on, 'I ceahurors : - tiranoss Malislti Clitstottiitttlfklldoneslair. P° Mon roast Sr:reit:sox: Villlanbitistt s Cliatisaisiolust ,ilbaCid as ,Seeretartes (Ura s tia): Intro rAZIAN, llefai N a n , Ns* D epartment. t lii ti . It 4, I ennyn-htrea ; s i 'jar Csos it, Royal Artillery, m i ni sry m e ent. lAt WAN an 114, 'crave-street ; i place, An a Time whets Great BratAin is so peculiarly succession tiled upon as a Nation to a‘Cowleage the peat goodovas i - of defence rcy of A Lattottrr Goo, who, in addition to the tnaonold W - 1114.1 4 t4 . 91} .MORTGAGE of a FRFE- HOLD ESTArE of ample value, vririt.ely un!ncumbered, inert 420,000 to d.'43,0•0. theititerest will be pail' regularly aka liankeea. None but P rincipals.or their Solicitors will be attended to. Address to Altura, Dawson and Wrat4slaw, Sa- liftisplaceiNevr iktrifttritn4t(eet. •.. • P'EAR ' LS SaLb, CLEANED AND STRIAIG •• e, . inE Aavertiser being the real Manufacturer * is IL tli-rartniniti to sal every article of the A nt fashion and krorkmaitsbiratolke following redoced pollees, viz. krn! Neck ImetanypltternfromXs 1. 6 remaking rlo 12 0 r-rings per pair - 15 Q ' 0.10 6 dedaz - .• 10 10'0 ' 040 0 rigs - . 44 0 " wadi t.is 0 celets per pair - alO 0 . , MO 6 eta - • i'ar 6 botches 3 • 1 *5 0 0 f • prams - L. I 0 0. 4 6 P intereartnany Ladles' and'Oentlerfien conceive an behove, torn the above-ptioes, that every cenament is Made of a cam positke, or what le commonly called Pasant Pearls, they are naspefffidirlifotaiialltstit.intintaftlelela Wriispased , of Oriental laart4-from tke Ektaries of. amplos and folafilaehwillik .. beilB manufacttired .by the real work f, are Nested- to else public oda' ender that ustrit Char • ? Elealittealhpiate skitti - ;;',le ts fife/M r z pittsths, lee "lea, 4orsisking a gs liect • Spri • ilkieelata, Ela‘thiga, lad d,. Urge brababee, Iron £2. to Irsernott. Apply to J. , kbpse.. imayllesil , Wastiv .11W - bedsits' s . Pia N'tnalike-00111%; Vali,' 1 0. 1 016 1 4011416inaislita •. • -..- . . 6- •••• 4 • n scattered, those innumerable d a second time brought under of a free people—for the seetirid In is lost, and misery has reached that it is only necessary to pt. ! ileon, to hear the execution, of subjects whose happiness, vibose 11"imerke:d to the ambition., and his Madman Flanders--Of all the nations with oerly - united, you are the.oely I 1