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rr ttiari It hg frets. 3 fteli ta Ind b? - i'VtOditilt••• •ziy.,and Co' • r kneik;that • any ni::rit two . ' •= . been dtViii• • PRICE SIXPENC • 1 ' IPE TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1814. Num BER r,52,3. -: .11.11,2111..11.F1-OP.P.ZGIi, May x 7,1614. NOTICE is hereby . given, That a Benton of Oyer and Terminer sad Goal Delivery, for the Tiiol of °poen eimeiwiiited In the Ifirh Sea', within !ha joriolietiefe °film didaritaity of Eteglaeol , sod! be held at Jessica Hai!, in Si, Ohl Bailey, Loam, on`Frictry , the let of July ono, at eight o'cloa in the SALES BY AUCTION. ABOLITION OF THE SLAVE TRADE. T HE Friends of 'Humanity are acquainted that a Committee, formed in pursuance of the Fifteenth Rno lutiou entered into at die numerous and respectable Meeting of the FRIENDS of the ABOLITION of the SLAVE TRADE. at the Freemason's Tavern, on the ilth June, meet daily at the New London 'Tavern, Cheapside, from Ten o'Clock in the Morning till Ten in the Evening, and who will be glad to re ceive and communic.ite information on the subject. The Corn- I mittee cannot refrain from expressing their hope, that in aiding this great Cause of Humanity and Justice, all Party Spirit will be entirely suppressed, it being the sole object of the Committee to obtain the Abolition of a Traffic abhorred by all Parties. It is requested that all Comentunicationste addressed to Tao- HAS CLARKSON, Esq. Chairman of the Committee, New Lee don Tavern, Cheapside, Loodon.—June 24, 1814. ...4;•••• • •Ica L ; 44`ki. ttlil; be - BARK ;Allnutt,NV pc ‘ ti= .0 0 blop - : ; '.ruso.utt,- th. ith Rois Ye P) . elte Pbant; Va. ut liter CAPITAL SET OF CHAMBERS. STONE BUILDINGS, LINCOLN'S INN, Freehold for Lives. J. W. CROICAR. By Mr. ROBINrI. at Gatraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-Alley, oo Friday, the 13t of July, at Twelve o'Clock, A FREEHOLD ESTATE for LIV.ES, corn -1 pri,iog two commodious set► of chambers, situate on the groom'. .lour itid uo flog basement storey, No. 9, Stone Buildings, lAN( 0111% 11.11, Lt c the property of J. A. Noguler, Esq. deceased. Each s t consists of three good rooms, with entrance-balls, and other conveuiencies ; the basement storey is in very complete order, and immediate possession play be had; those en the ground storey are in the occupation of 31r A. Piggott, Bart. till Christ mas arid. To be viewed by tickets; particulars may be had on the pre mises ; at Serle's Cuff, e-house, Carey-street; Gray's Inn Coffee house, Holborn ; at Garrasvay's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden-square, of wbona tickets for viewing may be had. COALS. . _ , __ r .-- , 4 . - - 4 1' hi teti ! . '-i lit . I . N I.! 31 ll E a 5523. .11.11,1111..11.F1-OF.PiCIi, May x 7,1614 . - ---- -.• . * J _ ~......._4 . PRICE SIXPENC l'- • 1 ' 1 I PE • • d i I PARLMMENTARr PRO.EEDING4. -1111 . 4 . SALES BY AUCTION. TUESDAY, 4 OP THE SLAVE TRADE: • '(NOTICE it kertiki given, That a Semon of 05er and . ... )f *Humanity are acquainted that a . -L I Terosoeer wed Goat Delivery, for MI Trial groom eodomilted HOU SE Of LORDS, JUNE 27. CAPITAL A SET OF CHMEF.RS. STONE BUILDINGS, armed in pursuance of the Fifteenth Rno -4,e pith Seas, %Li:him the jrriiiiittion oft& Aiwitalty e Borglaeol , LIN C OLN ' S I NN , F ree h o ld f or Li ves . .t the numerous and respectable Meeting of log the Irish Appeal ca In the early part of the day, Counsel were fully Mord resew. Cause, „,, Jackson e. saungewe. .. Their 1 .1 at Jeetiee Hail, in ter 0 - 1 • 1 Bade,' 1 - 4 " 0108 9 61011 lid 4 Y 9 By Mr. ROBINS. at Gatraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-Alley, 'e ABOLITION of the SLAVE TRADE, Lordships' judgment on width was deferred in that of "Me -wt, al tight o'clock iv the eisinsieg. Conibill, on Friday, the 13t of July, at Twelve o'Clock, . Tavern, un the ilth June, meet daily at the riditb e. Saunders," Counsel were partly heard ;to proceed . J. W. CROKIIR. .A FREEHOLD ESTATE for LIV.ES, cont. ,vern, Cheapside, from Ten o'Clock in the on Wednesday. The House then adjourned Burin! pleasure ; shoe , ly before I COALS. pri,itig tv..o commodious seta of chambers, situate on the in the Evening, and who will be glad to re ground .lour foci on ris e basement storey, Na S, Stone Buildings o'clock it resumed, and the Leas hill was read a third time ' C . - OFFICE, Jew 22, 1814. Liu( uhi'. 11. n, I.t c the property of J. A. Noguier, Esq. deceased Snicgte information on the subject. The Com- passe d. 'hat Tenders will be Each s t consists of three good rooms, with entrauce-balls, an, :frain from expressing their hope, that in aiding On the motion of Lord BORINGDON, the Conunittmeot al the Vaccination BM was postponed till Wednesday. . other' onveuiencies ; the basement storey is in very eompkt t of Humanity and Justice, all Pany Spirit will , tars!, for Supply. Earl SPENCER presented a Petitioo against any akeratien orderand immediate pussession play be bad; those en the groun tressed, it being the sole object of the Committee taking place hi the Q um Laws. - -e tbe sertice storey are in the occupation of air A. Piggott, Ban. till Christ ISIS, ma. next. Abolition of a Traffic abhorred by all Parties. - The Earl of LAUDERDALE took the opportunity to ob •,e To be viewed by tickets; particulars may be had on the pr sted that all Communicationste addressed to Teo- serve, that he wished it to be generally known, that the Com. mixes; at Serle's Cuff, e.house, Carey-street; Gray's Inn Coffe sox. E sq. Ch a i rman o f t h e C omm ittee, New Lois- mime on the suliect were disposed, god eves wished ta bear -, Holborn ; at Garraway's • arid of Mr. R , Cheapside, Loodon.--lone 24, 18.14.obins, W arw iel "Mew. respective the allegethen of such Nelda's. 'shims-square, of whom Ackets for viewing may be had Divorce Bill, between Earl Sr tw Nora. the Bari of La usea ' bIERINE-STREET, STRAND. DALE and the Coati Cuestctts.oa. 10 the regilt , the tanker -k In Trade, chie fl y the unmanufactur ERINGTON and MICKELFIELD re- proceeding on the subject, and on which the ageuu war directed 4 4e seasoned Spanish Wood, Ro ectfuUy inform the Nobility. Gamey. and Public, they to attend, was fixed for Wednesday neat. 4 4; an extensive assortment iken the above Inn, and haling &nod it up with every The Earl of LIVERPOOL, by command of ids Royal High - necessary for carryirtg °dation, hope to insure a comiimance of their kind pa. Deis the Prince Regent, presented canna gap -rs teiartee to the --‘, the remainder of and support, which by unremitting end assiduous atten- article in the Treaty of Peace with the Seven Upsted Previews, ' of Mr. TUOI will be their anxious desin.: to merit. which respected the African Slave Trsde. Good POST HORSE@ and CARRIAGES to ge throughout to IsePteisnhatev'r ow att-imE i aorta. ' , flier a, DIAL, &c. without changing the Luggage. Earl STANHOPE said, as f... WA.; persuadsd that fumy re• n._ • BY PATENT. take the opportunity to present a Petition on a most generally seated respecting the African Slave Trade ; 4ha which be should iiSti IP"TIILDINGS FACED with BATH STONE Iterating subject' There were raanY Prthiout above to be pee nits, ji,.. then present was on the English Slave little He ventured to ' - ga than half the expence of commcn Ashler, In such a ing- ms say there could not be conceived a Petition of mare feeling or make the walls perfectly water proof and keep urn- di interest, particularly when the circune.tatices which gave rise to 'iced with the Stone. Anificers desirous of naive w it were known. He then presented a Pe Won from Elisabeth -nay be supplied with Materials and in wary a Booth, widow of the late Peter Booth. 'I he Petitioner stated ' Co. Bankside, where, and at No. 10, . line. - r and -elan Cement may be had as .... new establishments; or that her husband was arrested for debt. under memo process, in ma ,..t.t, Soho, who is pre. the beginning of May. He was very ill at the time; he coe:d Crib , -eribed. not walk, and was confined to his bed. lii that situation, the it and bail ff served the procees,and though be was told bow ill the mats as and was, and was implored not to disbuds him, loss wile alserisffered ,les o to deliver up the whole of their little property, even the bed ett rade -- ".e which be laid, if the creditor would be satisfied—the poor man - -es, however § removed. and when another woman, who lived al same house, saw the bah* bringing him down vain on ar -be said, " Why, you'll kill the man ; where are you • ?" His answer was, " To Newgate, and it's no - 'do my duty" 'I be prisoner was tf , ence coo -IEI4 so house, and soon afterwards was taken GR ' , ecause be had no tuucey to pay kw -is ma a bench in the open air. 'a not even stand, until his s place for the Mita '• preserved Mae s then died. "..ry EO.. L.yr • PARLMMENTAR?" P RU.EEDING4, . .' t • HOUSE Of LORDS, JUNE 27. In the early part of the day, Counsel were fully heard teepee. ing the Irish Appeal Cause. 0 Jackson e. Saunders.' Their Lordships' judgment on Which was deferred. In that of "Me 'bitch v. Saunders," Counsel were partly heard ; to preceed on Wednesday. The House then adjourned durino, pleasure ; show , ly before I o'clock It resumed, and the Leas 11411 was read a third time passed. On the motion of Lord BORINGDON, the Commitmant al the Vaceloarion Bill was postponed till Wednesday. Earl SPENCER presented a Petition against any akessien taking place ice the Cern Laws. The Earl of LAUDERDALE took the opportunity to ob serve, that he wished k to be generally known, that the Cum. mime on the suliject were disposed, and eves wished is bear evideuce respecting the alleptheis of such Pennines. A short conversation took place on the subject of Dandas's Divorce BAD, between Earl Sr.te rare. the Earl of La us ta bate and the Lotto Cuallcal.s.oa. In the result. the farther proceeding on the subject, and cm which the ageuu were directed to attend, was fixed for Wednesday neat. The Earl of LIVERPOOL, by command o(hls Royal High. scathe Prince Regent, presented certne cap-n ft-latter to the article in the Treaty of Peace with the !even United Provisos, which respected the African Slave Trade. 1/4PRISOtiIIEVT ON 14LitlE Lawns. Earl STANHOPE said, as 1.-• WA.; persuadid that massy re. spectable Members of the House were then pretest. Ili should take the opportunity to present a Petition on a most generally interesting subject. There were many Prtl-ions about to be pre sented respecting the African Slave Trade ; iliac which be should then preient was on the English Slave little He ventured to say there could not be conceived a Petition of more feeling or interest, particularly when the circuni.tatices which gave rise to it were known. He then presented a Pe Won from Elisabeth Booth, widow of the late Peter Booth. 'I he Petitioner stated that her husband was arrested for debt. under mesne process, in the beginning of May. He was very ill at the time; he coo:d not walk, and was confined to his bed. In that situation, the bail if served the process, and though be was told bow ill the man was, and was Implored not to disbud) him, bas wife alscreffered to deliver up the whole of their little property, even the bid on which he laid, if the creditor would be satisfied—the poor man was, however. removed. and when another woman, who lived in the same house, saw the bill& bringing him clown ears as his back, she said, " Why, you'll kill ihe man ; whrre axe yea going with him r His answer was, " To Newgate, and it's no gg to me, i must do my duty" '1 be prisoner was tf , ence cos , veyed in a cart to a lock-up house, and soon afterwards was taken to, the King's Bends, where, because be had no motley to pay tor a room or a cell, lie was Ind down on a bench in the open air. There be continued to Ile, for be could not even stand, until his wife paid four shillings to obtain for him a place for the night, which bad nothing to recommend it, but that it preserved bias from Om weattter. He lingered for a few days, and then died. 'tire was an inquiaon the body, and the Coro:tees Jury re .lliiled a verdict." Mvi au accidental death, but accelerated by bb removal to prison." The Petition concluded with a prayer, as the only consolation the Petitioner could now hope for, that the House would take mea sures " to abolish the inhuman sod murderous practice of lmpri amment for debt on Meant Process, by which she was deprived of her tray comfort on earth." The Petition being read by the Clerk, was ordered to lie is the table. The Noble Earl again made several observations on the esteem, hardship of this ease; and concluded by obscreing, there wet, there species of ::Lave; • I retire width •he more particularly A- horrid; namely, the A. ti irao 514 Yr Trade, the English Slays *4 ride, and the Spy Trade. BARRACK-OFPICE, Awe 22, 1814. NOTICE is hereby given. That Tenders will be received tiU 12 o'Clock on the 28th instant, for supply. ing such quantities of COALS as may be wanted for the service of the above Qlike, from the present period to 24th June, iet 3, not exceeding in the whole FIETY.FIVE CHALDRONS, with the ingrain thereon, to be delivered at such dates and in such pro- portions as the same may be called for. The nature of the Coal, the form of Tender, end Particulars el Payment, may be known soy Liar between the hours of Ten and Pour. by application at the Brack °lice. - .. . • . i lis - , ..v .s -f iiit*ifik iitif nitre!, hick A Ut trqffi iif ffeVEn frf tEli golns•dett•f4 iriffif " n tht ktosoilvir nrete;i4 figeitri. to stick k Itiafitt; tei tatfti; t wit itl: 4+r4l aiftltiliiit • Pills_ethlels I won • furimei . i t•iiiiug tedrit r tioliie. 16f 4 . fete tivi* fizi* • " spkiti.ittift itt kirk* ! §t) 01101. tile* Mt, 4 • tiaslONft !X./Pi late ism tip tket it lbn- 7 -11 . 1 iti-ch . *sliit Off ckt 4eii. Wfi.t.4) LEX.' MtridetlC:' ~ i6i, ilanivi4tpil i Lohd.i., ti hti bdtibe GEORGE AND DULL INN, DART i PORD. ETHERINGTON and MICKELFIELD re spectfully inform the Nobility. Gentry, and Public, they have retaken the above Inn, and having &test it up with every accommodation, hope to insure a continuance of their kind pa- tronage and support, which by unremitting and assiduous atten tion, it will be their anxious desin: to merit. ••• Good POST HORSES and CARRIAGES to go throughout to Dovta, DIAL, &e. without changing the Luggage. !MI 11SH PIKE OFFICE. FOR the insurance of Buildings, Furniture, Mer chandtse, Ships,Vesseb, and all other Property, against loss or damage by RAE. Insurances for abort Periods, or for several Years together' may be effected at this Office, upon the most equitable Terms. Policies will not be charged for Sums of e:300 or upwards, SY PATENT. IIUILDINGS FACED tw►ith BATH STONE Al at less than half the expence of commcn Ashler, in such a manner as to make the walls perfectly water proof and keep them inseparably united with the Stone. Artificers desirous of undertaking this work may ►e supplied with Materials and in structions by PARKER and Co. Eankside, where, and at No. 10, Tuthill street, Westminster, Roman Cement may be had u usual on as low terms as at any of the new establishments; or at Mr. Charles Carter's, No. 1, Dean-street, Soho, who is pre pared, to undertake the kind of work above described. nor to Persons increasing their present Insurances. The whole STOCK of a PARM will ba insured without Spe. eifscation, at the reduced Premium of 2s. per Ccnt. Receipts fur the Renewal of Policies expiring at MD/111414r a- DAY, maybebid at the principal Offices in the Strand and Corn bill, London, and of their Agents in the Country, wk. will receive Proposals for new insurances. ROBERT SKELTON, Secrets* h titi• kiiiiiiielf . l4 fit [ at -G1.4% 1 4 " Op r_sitc...,-fie 4 • lir ebOt &inn ' , rick, .frallie. tif WA cifehber siri ur Mi1..1 ANOBLE MANSION, Ready Furnished, with Lawn Shrubberies, Gardens, Wall- fruit, Grass Land, a Lake s nd frish•ponds ; Stabling for 20 bones, four Coach-horses, anti the liberty of two extensive Manors, to be LET for a Term of Years. It Is peculiarly 'nimble for a Nobleman, or man of rank and fortune fond of 1144-sports and hundng.—Leuers to be . addressed to A. B. at Mr. Lalsoe's,Gromr, Cherie walk, CI • sea ibject el . jtict • of the detnen: iof thF nOittues f;r pnttE pa ie puritose 14: ince. and to r t at who inipudeafte- Len tdo lat_ourah_. tc rat and en M iss • liKettrrols: euucattott, ai the }up' tures aack.praqunqA, Dui Of f.lie I.bnAtits isriqu , ti etlehr:it nyai t brsnishes ut Analatni4 Chnttstry; Mid' vide& ei6rest>ars.l)4 Ivan, TO :I Rtlthestorw qtuout' in Wet, eat _ cAympL4irti•s t the paiiiedtif atget - • reat mriti irtd.ertf• . ? rreet re-estitlishtifeni ys, and. in tit:lse - tit nil, have fatal 1 Av-- ;4.41-at:nem rstsur; 4 1 • acic 4 0 hicirarethe liutChed by the fatrtli oC litnietXstir WOW?. elbently idevitat of Air ervoiss ,o;titif.o newYnolifirt 'rat gt&att , t of ai hini Znictia 'in all &Ad' 411 sios • ohstitred 1 1 . f. ()adepts' honour., Hoots Or &lir., front:viz in the recall,' - ••• 17' Li wit" naitiCulaii tgit g, etc; 1%41)(44# rettiltk e sable wilt be, age mune that fecrecy . po'ebt 4 letters nts)i be attdeU et t 10 -daiden..• Tads day was published, In Soo. price 15s. boards. A TREATISE em the LAW of EVIDENCE. By S M. PHILLIPS, Esti. Of the loner 'female, Barrister at Law. Londtin Printed for I. Buerrworth Rad Sou, Fleet-street; and l;Cooke, Ormond Quay, Dublin. • WARSAW AND NAPLES. Ea:? GREY, before the regular discussion of the day was entered upon, wished for come explanation respecting certain parts of the late Treaties tor Peace, which be thought very material to be given. He particularly adverted to the provisions by which cer tain of the territories to be restored by France were to be erected into independent sovereignties or states. Looking to such a state of things, it would in one view appear that Naples could not be restored to Sicily, and on that point be wished to be jammed whether, by the articles to which he referred, Naples was considered as under its present Government, or whether the possibility obtained of its annexation to the present kingdom of -Sicily ? There was another point of great importance, on which information he thought was necessary. lathe treaty *with Russia, there was a separate article, which stated that the Duchy of Warsaw being then under the administra tion of a provisional Council, the two contracting Powers should appoint a Special Commission, to con sist of an equal number of Commissioners on both sides—to be charged with examining and framing all arrangements relative to their respective pretensions. That kind of arrangement seemed to look more at political and territorial considerations than at any thing connected with individual or pecuniary claims. On this point be was anxious for explanation, as lie should lament if any provision had been made to prevent justice from being dispensed to that long suffering country. The Earl of LIVERPOOL wished at present to abstain from a discussion of those principles which generally governed the transactions alluded tot but he would observe in the first instance, that the treaty itself was to be considered as a complete and Defini tive Treaty between the different Powers of Europe as contracting parties with France. It was his in tention to-morrow to explain the principles generally, upon which the negotiations prokcedvd. It was deemed ad.viseable to settle the relations of France with regard to Europe generally, before the other great interests of the other Powers, which 'was to be done by a separate Congress. With respect, how ever, to the first point touched upon by the Noble Earl, he had no difficulty in stating, that Sicily was nut considered, geographically, under the term Italy. in the article referred to, nor was there any thing in it that would preclude the union of Sicily with Na ples. With regard to the second point, that relative to Warsaw, he had as little difficulty in saying that the article to which the Noble Earl alluded, though no part of the Treaty between this country and France, could not be considered as relating to any territorial or sovereign claims that could arise, but simply referred to personal or pecuniary claims, and as leaving the question of future government entirely open. • Ai? M'ettifitiltlf LondfM, have tfreittoiNfir yearqtithe str !y of i thold t ,; end tob titter fel.eiry. The num ?da.-. from pefsous Of the 14 sbilitit%hi•tr *SI eflotinincfr es them thus pnslicfy tW )il!ty or d . eficiency t Who": . r parti.fpatitig in the gait; iinttOtence of anhit. which' wester? iNe per of yet hVby.pioilutlit iIY the otlitr, they olftagAP are ) k ..'etier, • tiregl of ,twollug telto*,-11Mtieiiktr detmed by et& p:rat:j;-* metflodi ibif Jai be uttou. 'A der: ala disedtl49 . odiscretioh, at.:loi*ipe= - rieetr-faLini ?Wahl .teat= 1. ilthetot reetalts tura'atitlbitetilviticlOhior without 6; . rt , fertilites - of t hiltlibleifif resprefatilllry, albb htY! rr haV!relaboured tihdetr td Ferbales; whose' IMhial IsagkiiisearbaYe biek ti•ction to knoll, that' 14( the gener'ai health iiettatir , Profesling tileinre of thee, st 7 may not be siatked 147 justly' aatathed-th the .finaelves - to stair thetb a l ated imo'every titan& ont thfferentlmpiials, an . , Lytiians . ; th tits have ,tcf 'ftattlne from ttleirMitAt 'tactic! oftheevoerlirpt ?•'et!*tliitfttl ennuitote ncv; with . abicis thirittnar DUKE OF wEttzvorow. Earl BATHURST said, the topic on which he row to address their,Lordships,. 'VAS one upon whit% he apprehended no digetruce o f sentiment whatever, it being for the purpose of moving the Thanks and Congratulations of that House to the great Duke Lf !Vd . p.l - I.caf o i, inc'enc.iiiii g "a Au n be eliwP~liir v eititPO4 Kau r, N,ckKt riste i P Loft s: I4rpji • INSTANT COMMAND OF MONEY. MESSRS. RICHARDSON apd Co. have tze unlimited command of Money for good Securities of every decription, in possession.or reversion ; and they have the power of making instant advances to persons of known property and responsibility. Regular Bills dixouated. Attendance trom ten till five, and letters, post paid, immediately answered...-. •No 2 Duke-street, Adelpki. he business of Ibis Office la conducted wititinvinkbk secrecy. GARDENING.` AGREAT Variety of new-invented, useful,. and Improved GARDENING IMPLEMENTS, recommended by the most eminent Nurserymen in the neighb ourhood of Ile Metropolis, calculated to give facility, ease, and pleasure in the above Science, as well as to considerably lessen the expences.— Co be seen utily at the Hqitieultural. Repository, 9, Leicester street, Lescester-square. Ily EDWARD JUKES, tell tithe Averruncator. THE TRL'ATT 80N4P4R7 E. PAPER; LAID BEFORE TILE HOUSE OF COMMONS. Extract of a Dispatch from Vi4count Cattleres:h to the Earl of I.ivcrpool, dated Yarii, April i 9, 1 nl4. " I desired, however, to decline, on the part of my Government, being more t h an an acceding party to the Treaty ; and declared, the t w act of accession on the part of Great Britain could not go beyond the territorial arrangements proposed in the Treaty.'! Extract of a Protocols, Paris, April 10, 1814. id The Plenipotentiaries of his Majesty the Empe ror Napoleon, and those of the Allied Powers, being assembkd this day, have agreed open the Articles of the Treaty which determines the arrangements rela tive to the Emperor Napoleon and his family. 64 Lord Castlereagh, Minister of his Britannic Ma jesty, declared, that England could not become a party to the said Treaty ; but he promised to give in the Act of Accession of his Court, with the least de-. lay, to so much AS concerns the free possession of the Island of Elba, and th. Duchies of Parma, Placentia and Guastalla. Lord Castlereagh also promised to give the necessary passports and securities for the voyage." Copy of a Dispatch from Lord Castlereagh t• Earl Bathurst. 44 Paris, April 27, 1114. 44 MY IJCIRDI have the honour to transmit to your Lordship an act which I have this day executed here, containing the accession of Great Britain to certain parts of the Treaty lately concluded, with re pect to the family and person of Napoleon Bonaparte. —I am, ice. (Signed) CASTLEREAGH. The Earl Bathurst, &c. &c. &c. Certified Copy of the Act of Ac^ession, on the part of Great Britain to the Treaty with respect to Napoleon Bonaparte, April 27,1814. " Whereas their Imperial and Royal Majesties, the Emperor of Austria, King of Hungary and Bohe mia ; the Emperor of all the Russias, and the King of Prussia, have entered into a Treaty concluded at Paris on the 11th of April of the present year, for the purposed granting, for such respective periods as in the said Treaty are mentioned, to the person and fa mily of Naphleon Bonaparte, the possession in Sove- reignty of the Island of Elba, and the Duchies of ' Parma, Placentia, and Guastalla, and for all other purposes ; which Treaty has been communicated to the Prince Regent of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, by the Ministers of their Impe rial and Royal Majesties, the Emperor of Austria, King of Hungary and Bohemia, tl:e Emperor of all the Russias, and the King of Prussia ; who, in the name of their respective Sovereigns, have jointly in vited the Prince Regent to accede to the same, in the name and Qn the behalf of his Majesty. “ His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, having full knowledge of the contents of the said Treaty, accedes to the same, in thb name and on the tolialf of his Majesty, as tar as respects the stipulations tchtv clue to the possession in Sovereignty of the Island of Elba, and also of the Duchies of Parma, Placentia, ard Guastalla. But his Royal Highness isnot to be considered, by this act of accession, to have become a party, in the name of his Majesty, to any of the other provisions and stipulations contained therein. Given under my hand and seal, at Paris, this 27th day of April, in the year of oar Lord 1814. By Command of His Royal Hight the Prince Regent, act lag In the name sad on the behalf Ms Majesty. (Signed) CASTLNIZ•OII. • -. This dey ware published, in ,its. pries 39. ed. sewed. ODES to his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT, his Imp erial Majesty the utmost Di , • IRUSAA, ant Isis Majwiliptbi Kam of PRUSSIA. By RORER I* SOUTHEY. Poet Laurear. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees, Once, and Brown, Pater soeter-rew ; and at the Ninth Gallery, 54, New Bond.street. Alto spredity will be published, by the same Author. • a. Roderick, the last «f the Goths, a Poem. In one vol. {to. I. Inscriptions 1 riumphal and Sepulchral, recording the Acts of the British Army in the Peninsula. This day was published, in rim, price Ac. is Boards. - A NALECTA GRJECA .MINORA, ad tunny Tironum aecommedata. Cunt Notts Philologicis qua, partial cullegit, partim wripsit, ANDREAS DALZELL, A.M. F.R.S.E. • rt Duper in Academia JacObi VI. Scotorum Regis Litt. Gr. Prof. Ate. Acuedunt parvwn Lexicon et fader Reruns. Edido Dona, prioribus emeodatior. Condit,' : Apud Cada et Davies, Y. Murray, F. C. et J. Al ',goon, C. Law. Longman et Co. J. Richardson et J. Mawman. • Edinburgi : Apwl belt et Bradfute. As ahoy, may be hod, in vols. two. price SOL ad. in boards, A new Edition of Collectianea Graca Majora. By the same Author. _ NEW I3ERMAN FLUTE MUSIC. ELEGANT EXTRACTS for the GERMAN FLUTE, consisting of Airs with Variations, Rondos, Marches, Waltz*, Duets, &c. selected from the Compositions of the most favourite Authors, some of which are composed and the whets arranged by 1.. GIANELLA, Professor of the Gee man rite. Nee. 1. 11. 111. price 3s. each. .Considering the numerous Selection already composed and arranged for the Flute, k mu be deemed unnecesgary to present the Peddle with a new WorE. The Publishers of this Selection, in w doing, have only complied with the wishes of a number of Amateurs, for something Modern. The beauties of the reigning - favourites of the present day being private property, could not he - introduced in the Works already published ; therefore; to render this Collection a truly-valuable acquisition to Performers on this elegant and fashiecable Instrument, this Work will contain the most favourite Compositions of Sir John Stevenson, Messrs. Brabant, Shlekl, Bishop, Davy, King, Massinghi, and likewise of the celebrated Foreign Composers, which have been purchased at the expense of many thousand pounds, with many other Pr.. duettons of merit. he whole under the immediate inspection , of L. Gm ti eLLA,.Profe.sor of the German Flute. N.B. An elegant Frontispiece, designed by Craig, Is engraving, Which will be delivered grads with the Twelfth Number. The Work is to form two handsome Volumes. London : Printed by moulding and Co. 40, Soho-square; and 7, Westmoreland-street, _ . 6A:rows WORKS. This day was published, Atm . * Edition, price 51.111ustrated with Cases, I. A PRACTICAL TREATISE 9p the PRE '. VEN LYON and CURE of The VLIIIRIM.k I. DISEASE is barb SEXES, and its eonsequentesi in which a mild and suc cessful node of "renames is painted out, including Observations k au Strictures, Oleos, Cutaneous, Eruptions. imaginary Venereal , Diseases, gs. Ste. Intended as a Guide against the dangerous effects of i bis baneful malady. By T. M. CATON, Surgeol, Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. t. A TftstiSe ea ledigestson, being an Enquiry into the Dis. -A arising and connected with the Functions of the Stomach, on tie Liver And its influence on the Gastric which are prefixed,. some general Observations on Cutaneous Diseases. Price 3s. _ *opitlar Trentham the Prevention :ind Cure of the dif -es of Asthma, and Winter Cough, with new and sue -dons for. Ike Prevention and Treatment of Anti tourth Minna, price Si. Observations on the Debilities, natural and ae • .e Geaerati•r Organs of both Sexes, including the 4 Generation, &e. Price 3s. 6d. Practical 'freatise on Female Diseres, *eluding Obser - Partarkloa, Lattadon, and the Disorders incident to hart:taut changes. Price Si. ad. the Anther, No. 10, Stanhope-street, Newcastle .; Sherwood and Co. YO, Paternoster-row; and S. tiolterareet, Ca,eadiala•sgnare, Loudon. .. • 4101.0.40 e ases Arabs um Restarts Rearts • Srteln• TO W Scrofulous and • 5. A Portia • !mot Stages of • 'crustal Instruct! sick Fits. !c • 4. Peak:deal saitegi s al the 'll2e3ty of Gel S. A Praciic witiesit tat Par' *we Import= Paler 95. 11 CATHERINE-STREET, STRAND. Remainder of the Stock in Trade, chiefly the unmanufactured part, consisting of fine wide seasoned Spanish Wood, Rom ' Wend, and other fancy- Woods ; an extensive assortment of Bras. Work, and the usual Articles necessary for carrying on ' the Upholstery and Cabinet Trade ; also, the remainder of the manufactured Stock in Trade, the Property of Mr. TUOMAII • BUTLt , retiring from business. • By Mr. ROBINS, on the Premises, Nos. 13 and 14, Catherine street, Strand, on Monday, July 4, and Two following Days, at Twelve o'Clock, THE UNMANUFACTURED STOCK consists of very fine dry seasoned Spanish Wood, ill boards, planks, and veneers Honduras boards, fine Rosewood, Zebra, King wood, Satin-wood and Coromandel-wood, Work-benches,l'urn ing-lathes, Vices, Screws, and Clamps, &c. &e. an extensive Stock of Brass-work, and the usual assortment of articles necessary for carrying on the business in the Upholstery and Cabinet line. The remainder of the manufactured Stock of Upholstery and Cabinet Work consists of capital Patent Bedsteads with ma t/4W pillars, Sofa and Chair Beds, Swing, Cot, and Crib Bedsteads, fine Marseilles Quilts and Counterpanes, capital and well-made Sofa, Card, and Writing Tables, inlaid with Brass and Illeay, handsome Sideboards, Sets of patent Dining Tables of -finsi Spanish wood, Mahogany Chairs, Music Stands and variety of Cabinet Articles. To be viewed three days previous to the Sale; when Catalogues may be had on the Premises, and of Mr. Robins, Warwick. street,,Golden-square. To NOBLEMEN, GENTLEMEN, NURSERYMEN, and Others.—A Superior and Unique Collection of GRUM HOUSE PLANTS, fcc. 'l'o BE SOLD BY AUCTION; By Mr.OOCIiRAN. 011 Tuesday, the sth Lily, at Eleven .'Clock precisely, and fal lowing days, ou the Premises, at Stockwell, • THE whole of the very extensive, rare, and choice Collection of GREENHOUSE PLANTS, ice. consisting of several Thousands of Single and Doable Camellias of all the new sorts, some very large rate China, New Holland, and Cape iancs, consisting of -beautiful Proteas, Bankslas, F.ricis Rpa crislas, Calathomnis, Mattel:Alas, and Bulbous Plants, which are excellently adapted for planting Conservatories; also a great mamba of hardy Evergreen Shrubs, in pots, frames, and lights, Stc. The whisk will be sold without reserve, b-ing the genuine dapdre( Maws. Makanna. Sweet, and Wilson, who.e lease Is heatly attired. And in October next will be Sold, the whole of the reintining Steels of• Fruit and Forest 'frees, &c. on the said Ground, of which dee notice will be given. Catalogues are preparing, and may be had at Messrs. Minter's, Strand; Messrs. Gordon and Co. Itenchurch-street ; Messrs. Wrench, Thames-street; Messrs. Mason and Messrs. Thatchers, Fleet-street ; at Dickson and Anderson's, Covent-garden; at the Auction Mart, near the Bank ; and of the Auctioneer, Nu. 7, 'Duke-street, Grosvenor-square. • VALUABLE FREEHOI.D ESTATE, between WYCOMB and MARLOW, BUCKS. • By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLLIPS, At the Auction Mart, on Tuesday, the ed Autu.t, at Twelve, A MOST DESIRABLE FREEHOLD, and CIL small part COPYHOI.D ESTATE; comprising Handy cross Farm, containing Four Hundred and Thirty-six Acres of ' ricb Arable, Pasture, and Wood Land, in timeliest cultivation, near the best Markets, ill a One Spordng Country, abounding with Game, on the borders of the Turnpike Road, Su miles from London, about two miles from High Wycomb, and three from Matteis:, in the county of Bucks; with a substantial Farm house, capital Farm and Rick-yards, three Barns, Cow-houses, Stabling, and Out-buildinp, well supplied with spring water, an Orchard, and lasge Garden ; also the :three Horse-shoe pub lic house, and a Tenement, in Winch-lane, let on lease to Mr. 'Richard Badcock, a must respectable tenant, for a term of which about seven years are unqpired, at a rent of Five Hundred Pounds per Annum ; the Land-tax is redeemed, and will be in cluded in the purchase. o be viewed with leave of the Tenant, and particulars had at the Upper and lower Crowns, Marlow ; Sin, Maidstone ; Star, Oxford; Red Lion, High Wycomb ; White Rorie. Uabridge ; Crown, Amersham ; at the Mart; and of Messrs. Hoggart end Phillips; Ne. 62, Old Broad-street. THE Change of Affairs on the Continent having A. caused a great demand for IRISH LINENS, has consider ably enhanced their prices. The Belfast Company Inform the Public that they have a large stock on hand, which they offer at the Old Prices, full W per Cent. lower than any other esta blishment; and respectfully invite a candid comparison to prove the truth . of their assertion. A single piece sold at wholesale w price, of arranted fabric, for durability, bleached on the grass, without chemical acid. No abatement made, and the money returned if a fault appears. [ Cash for Irish Notes.—OrdeL per post correctly attended to by their Agents, Bitoous,Buacti, and O'Katr c, 50, Great Rus sell -street, Bloomsbury. THE MOST PROMINENT TRAIT OF BEAUTY IS A FINE HEAL) OF HAIR. To obtain which, *e ROWLAND's MACASSAR OIL, under the august patronage of their Royal Ilighuesses the Princess ut Wales and Duke ut Sussex, his Serem Highness the Doke of Brunswick, and his Exeelleaey the Duke del Infantado, by their express Authority.—Also by most of tke Nobility, and Gentle men of the Navy and Army. Its virtue+, compowd id Vegetable Ingredients, front the Island of Macassar, in the East Indies, ate fat beyond eulogium (or eradicating all impurities of the human hair, and producing a luxuriant growth on bald places; produces a strong curl, and permanent, mu that no damp air can obliterate it ; also a beau tiful gloss; promotes the growth of whiskers, ,),brows, musta chios, &e.—lt Is perfectly innoxious, and may with safety be ap plied to the hair *f the youngest Infant, which is fully explained. Rowland's Treatise on the Hair is enclosed with each bottle, worthy the attention Of all families. As this book Is pirated, and the Oil counterfeited, it is especially necessary to observe, that each genuine bottle is signed on the label in red ink, " A. Roseland and Son." Sold at us. 611. 10s. 6+l. aid £l.ls. per bottle; by the sole Pro prietors, A. Rowland and Son, Kirby -street, Hatton - Garden; andby Messrs. Hendries, Perfumers to her Majesty, Titch borne-street ; Messrs. Bayley and 13Icw, Perfumers, Cockspur street ; Mr. Smyth, Perfumer, 117, New Bond-street; Mr. Berry, 17, Greek-street; and by all Perfutners and Medicine Venders in every Town throughout the Empire. Also, ROWLAND'S LS sENCE et TYRE, (or changing the colour of the Hair, at 7s. rid. per bottle. Also, ROWLAND', AL&ANA LXTRACT, for the Teeth, lOs. 6.1. per bottle. This day were published, - • In Twb Volumes, aro. prier al. Is. in hoards, THE CHkONICLES. OF SCOTLAND.- By KOBERT LINDSAY, 0 Pitscoule. • Published from several old Manuscripts. Prhned for I .onginan, Hurst, Kiss, Orme, and flrowu,'Pater• noster-row, London; and Constable and Co. Edteloutgb.