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• .....1 Ilk . • w , . ,• . '• 41 5 A. 'i .. • . . %V P- `, 4 4 • '‘ . . • ----...._ , , . I , , ~,t ~..„/, • . je ~,,,••• , v ~,‘ 1i , - L l' - V() 1 I re • k 41* P \tr.l * . 4 , iIP dilL . ow iuno iNt 7 .I.tri- - - . . . . .% .' " • -4-IH. faro .......„ lIII.qr * . . Ntrvirrot 9313. ROYAL. MILITARY COLLEGE. WANTED, at the Junior Department, • MAS- T TER to TEACH the GERMAN LANGUAGE. The e a ury i. Siso per Annum, with sAllonse, or an allowance in ...; thereof. No Candidate, who is above 40 years of age, will -os•idered eligible for the appointment, and t►e most respect. .e references relative to character will be required. umber particulars of the duties and advtintagta of the appoint may be known upon applitatim by letter or personally, •he L►eutenant-Governor, Royal Military College, Sendbutst, o ,r nagskot, previous to the 90th instant. Every Candidate is requested to state to his application what t ticr language or branch of Study he is competent to smelt. ist January, 1817. ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA. 24 January, 1817. I N pursuance of the Act of the 55th year of his P resent Majcety, by which it is enacted that an Out— peu;;eners of this Hospital shall In More be paid quarterly, it.Stad of half-yearly, Notice is hereby gives, by order et the Right Honourable the Lords and others, Oemmissionen fee managing the affairs el dap mid Hospital, slies, ell the Out-Paw l stoma dellof restang hiLtustion, er evidits the sattiet at the Bills of Mortally', are required to appear personally, and regi mentally, with their Instructions and Certificates of Admission, a the Secretary's Mee in the said Hospital en the respective dayi, and in the different classes, accordicg to their several rates if Potion, as undermentioned; when attendance will be given from Niue o'clock in the morning, until Three in the afternoon, for the Payment of a Qesrter of a Year's • Pension in Qum, to the 114th of March nest. On TUESDAY, the 7th of January, The Pensioners at M. 6d. and M. per day from the efferent Estimate of Cavalry, Foot Guards, and Infantry,indading those from Ills Militia. On WEDNESDAY, the eth of January, ' Those at 9d. per day from the different Regiments sad Cape, te the loth of Foot Inclusive. On THURSDAY, the nth al January, Thole at W. per day, from the Slit Regiment of Foot, and all the retaining Regiments and Corps; as also the MEW at rod. Per On FRIDAY, the 10th of January, Those at is. per day, frOet the differest Regiments of Cavalry. with tits itt and Id Regiments of Foot Guards. On SATURDAY, the Iltb of January. 71tosa at It. per day, from the ad Regiment of Foot Guards, tb:tiit end of the auatbarail Regiments at that Rata. On biONDAY, the 13th of January, Thais at Is. per day, from the RuyelGarrison RadaMoo, Ye ! tette lattaliens, and an the remalaing Regiments and Corp, 'as aid the Pan kow§ at IL Oid. per day. be TUESDAY, the 14th of January, Those it te. td. Is. led. ks. std. and is. ftd. per day, liffElsloll7llNofby, ahr use of Jammap, Thies at le. Sirt is. Is. etid. ie. M. genus*. 1e..11101 IL tied pt On THURSD.4:Y, the 16th of Jima% Thal at is. Id. per day and upStda. On' FRIDAY, the 17th of Jerboa y,. The hints Gentlemen wbe receive annuities* Emu the lab sit sad ed Temps of Horse Glair* the the IPendeamsleeM the semi Regiments who bays been Waited on account of biledneit. It b she , ordered and directed that all Oat-rendiSern balmy bg to the said Hospital, do pay particular atteutioe to their lastructione, whisk they are required to produce at the dine of Payment, by tthirit dire are ordered to transmit to the Pay master-General of his Majesty's Ladd Perces in London, their Affulavits at therein prescribed, on or immediately after every Quarter•day, whbout•which their names will net be *entered on the PayAists foe the subsequent Quarter, and they are not after. swards to change their pine of abode, as specified in their elide• tits, without uo.rtuid.sble necessity, and duly notifying theater. Awl if any Pensioner shall irautluiently attempt.to melee i double yaytnent at his Pension, either at Chelsea, or at different plarer,he shall be struck Ulf the List, and forfeit ail beeefit aching from this Establishment. • RICHARD NEAVE, Secretary and Registrar. SYN r . MC. 1.1111 OF NAPOhEON.—Fourth Edition. This day was pubhahed. la One large Volume. royal Bvo. embeWshet! with Thirty Coloured Engraving•, price Twenty-five Shillings in boards, ' PHE LIFE OF NAPOLEON; a Hudibrastic 11 Poem, In : ixteen Cantos, by Dr. SYNTAX. the Fourth I.cedon : Pt inted for TnuSIAS Taco, No. 111, Cheapslde, and ami be procured of all booksellers. This day Wm published, Ehrantly pointed hi One large Volume (4t7 pages) eto. trios 42. vs. in boards, A LITER ARY HISTORY of the MIDDLE lA. AGES ; comprehending au Account of the State of Learn lig, from the ease of the litign of Augusul, to ite Revival in the Fifteenth Century. ity the Ken. JOSEPH ISERINOTON. The value of this work will be found to be greatly increased by thr addition cf Two Appendises; the first of which exhibits a roorise but perspicuous view of the learning of the Greeks, from the stisth century to the capture of Constantinople by lb; orks, jp 1453 ; whUkt the woad presents a brief bait luminous Sketch of the literary and scientific Honory of the Arabians. Both these Appendixes are replete with many curious paNcedars; cod, to the English Reader, they will recoassaend tlialisives at *cot by their novelty and their interest. _Printed for J. Merman, Se, Ludgatosstroet, LAmdon. GREYHAIR in early Life, which has always been considered so great a drawback to personal appaii to.e,!l likely in fOure to be scarcely seen. as KINSON'S URGE fAIWII DYE ilimmediattly things it, first to a brown. and by a farther a ; . kcaloss to a black, so pertnantut, that nothing can pos• sibll remove the colour. bold prior 311. tut. ed. and one by James Atkinson,. Perfumer, No. 13, Gerrasd•strest, itol'o-square, London ; and by most Pe.dumars and Hak•dreslnts• Alm as above is told. A IKINSON'S CURLING FLUID, Well knoWn to most of eke Nobility and Gentry for restoring the hair siker. It has fallen of from Ulncu,perspiraiion, change Ct ClU rates &C. &C. k also frees it from semi, and makes it so t and slossy as silk, and keeps it in curl during exercise is dossing, walking, ire. or In damp weather, price ss. 6d. a bolls, M NSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP Remeves Freckles, Horde's., Redness, Scc. from the Skin, pre *ants Its chapping. and makes k smooth, sotsand white, Pike is per square fee Washing, and ha Shaving Cakes price ad. Is. and Is. eel. each. a. B. *a alowaact.aa tabing a Kaaakitlffn for Istosigka. re- oit, !cl - C. et 0 ' Itni• tip SATITRDAY, JANUARY 4, 1817. EAST INDIA ROUSE, 00eie• 50, INS. rirHE COURT of DIRECZYMS of Me UNIT:EY) -a- COMPANTe MERCHANTS gANGLAND,tratIiq I. the EAST INDIES, do krainies swim, That the Transfer Books of the said Company's Stock will be abut on THURSDAY, the sth December neat, at Two o'Clock, and opened again on TUESDAY, the at January following. And that the Dividend Warrants on the said stock, dise on the nth January next, will be reedy to be delivered on 'PUBS. DAY, the 7th of the same month. JAMES COBB, Secrete's. YOUNG LADY MTSSING. IT is believed that a YOUNG LADY has beril carried by her GUARDIAN to some distant part or othei wise placed order improper restraint with a view to ov her resistance to an intere.ted mar riage.—'live Lady w from London on the 6th of August last, and has been Is of at Edinburgh, Glasgow, and Perth. Any communication likely to assist the ends *f justice, will be thankfully receixed by Mr. F. 'fungi., Solicitor, No. s:Bloomsbury-square, London. TRENT AND MERSEY, or GRAND TRUNK CANAL. 1 TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE coNTRAC T, By Mr. SCOTT, , 1 k trHREE SHARES in big excellent concern; eli i. 1 iiding 460 per Slue per Antrum, with title liest.fonnded prospects of condderably increasing the webient advantages of this Navigation which are well known. SC New Bridge-street, London. VALUABLE CANAL PROPERTY. COVENTRY. BIRMINGHAM, STAFFORD AND WOR CESTER, OXFORD, AND SWANSEA CANALS, AND CARMARTHEN RAILWAY SHARKS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SCOll', On FRIDAY, January 17, at Itt o'clock, at the Mart, by order of Executors, COVENTRY CANAL, a Share dividing £44 per Annum • Four Stafford and Worcester ditto, dividing Binningban; Canal Shan, dividfor Mg; Thr ee Ozfurd ditto, £3l per Annum ; Five Swansea ditto, dividing £10; and Five Shares in the Carmarthenshire Railway. Printed Particulars at the Royal Itiotel, Birmingham ; at Hatcbett's Hotel, Piccadilly; at :he Mart; and at the (Mee of Mr. Scott, Mt, New Bridge-street. London. EXTREME DISTRESS IN SPITALFIELDS AND ITS VICINITY. 4 fitment applications having been received by the Couansittee enquiring where Clothes should be sent, the Public are reipect fully informed, that any articles of Clothing sant to the Saar How, No. 33, Brick-lane, Spitalilekls, will be wildly distri buted. • The Committee feel It incumbent upon them to alpinist be do Pubic In what manner they are Illstributing the Fonds bettuitind to their charge, from whence it•will bait:widget that although the Subscription has been that I beral, yet such Is the extent mai character of the prevalent distress, that it is steldent only to palate the amount of suffering, labia it is faired le beythad the reach of private Benneiamb wholly to relieve. The Aslodations distribute tithe dwellings of • • • the poor, in sums Irian .31. to Is. 11d. ac. • sordisqt t 9 the , 9 111113 11 q.-9 1 lle,uir value 9 1 0 0 1., • iimeng spairly 600eimuntaer-' • 0140110 per For Clothing, in addition to various Geneva • Seat Contributions both of old and new Articles of Clothing ' . • 150 ditto. . Low op the Sale of about 7090. Quarts of .• Soup - per day, or about 40,000. per week - 450 ditto:_. Ditto ea the Sale of,Cod (fruit dirge-to four ton weight) Ditto on Herrings (eight to ten barrels) Ditto on Rice (a ten weight) Ditto on Coal OM bucket.) Wades and Charges IS ditto. " S ditto. .4 • IS ditto. * TS ditto. 10 ditto. Present Weekly Expenditure, .81,690 And the Committee regret 01 add, that the continual Increase of Applicants must considerably augment this serious weekly charge upon the Fonds; they there-tore earnestly solicit those Benesokat Persons who may bare withheld their Subscriptions under the opinion that suflichroi Ponds are already collected, no longer to postpone their aid. The Committee have alsoto acknowledge Donations from Go .vernnsent of WOO Blankets. (1)00 l!alllassee, and 4000 Pair of Shoes; and also from individuals large quantities of Mena' and Womens' cast-oIT Clothes, whole pieces of Baize, Calico, Fl2M rtel,&c. new Flannel Petticoats, blue l {oaks, and various Ar ticles, which Wave been appropriated with env care, and proved ,of essential service; but the District still remoter deplorably destitute of these neceleasies. By Order of the Committee, Jan. ISt. 1817. SAMUEL WOODS, Secretary. • The Committee beg.ts acknowledge a New Year's Gift from the Ladies at Wandswinth. 100 Calico Shifts. 100 ansey•Wookey Upper Petticoats. 1100 Blue Flannel Under Petticoats. 300 Bed. Gowns. 100 Shawls. ISO Pair of Stockings. 100' Pair of Shoes. ' The 'bora were oelketed by a Lottery of 140 Cards, nYibn each of which was inscribed five of one sort of the articles above Mimed, and each of the Ladles drawing the Cards engaged to provide whatever might fall to her lot to procure. Also A Mother's Gift, from Wasidavronh...4 great number of articles for Female Children. • —... Subscriptions already advertised, £41,160 l5 6 A. Reel and Co. us, At Smith, Payne, and Co. Strand. ,C 6 Ide 6d I " Pore Hill" XII 0 Kent Tonkin*. and NV :Mains, Carpenters' Hall 11 0 5.L Kent,. Esq. 5 5 Mn. Kent I it Four•ChUdren 1 0 Iwo dervapte II 0 1 ' As &dells and Co. • IJ. W. 11. 5 0 Mn. Fraser Pinner 2 II Sohn airfield, Esq. Broaduitrese 10 10 His Clods* 1 5 At Spooner and Co. John Watts 0 3 'At Mutation and Co. Messrs. Croft It Lewis. 1101domisp4 to stay PAWlialkS u r e • ,aaaallf NO a dmir mesh 1 1 At Barclay and Co. Min Muk Houghton. Canterbury 1 1 Sarah Smith- 1 1 At Lubbock and Co. I. O. Schweitga, &oasp too Crescent 3 0 • At Lloyd's and Co. A few of tho • Fres and Happy lkitoos,lpiraitai Horse, good - lane, London P. J. M. - • At Howe, Barnett, and Co. • tit& boy 0 7 la. Jean llama, per Barclay and Co. 70 0 LV. 1 o $ 1$ .1 1 ! 0 , 0 Subscriptions are ranked at the Muskat Hesse; at Lloyd's; by Samuel Hoare, jun. Esq. Treasurer; by • sit the, Committee; sod At alt the Buskers in Lambe and Wm/attester. N. B. It is requesupd tam communiestions addressed to this Coginittse may be seat to Samuel Home , jun. Th./surer, Lam • br to Saatud Woods' 111100orary Ssupetaty, Otoript- . . TN the LAST TWO LOTTERIES the fnllowing Extraordinary Sterns attended the Shares sold t, r the AGENTS in the Capital Cities, Towns, and Villages under mentioned. The folloWing were Stock Prises...-lo the present binary the Prizes ate ALL WART. EDINBURGH. • .eso,ooo I A Whole Ticket kr s oon vo,oop 1 4 Shares of !POO 12000 I 3 Shares of SCO 2,000 And other Capitals of inferior value. ••• Besides the Prizes ahavementioned, Two Sixteenths of a .230.000 Prize were returned to London among th t unsaid Shares, which the Public Would have bad, bad there been a ter; more Purchasers. a Sues of 1 Share of C Shares of 3 Share of 1 Share of 4 Sbare of 'S Mures of BRISTOL. X10,0.:0 I S Shares of E l,lOO 10,000 S Shares of 500 10,000 Besides others of £3OO, Ste. LIVERPOOL 1 Share of .230.000 2 .Sbares cif seSCIJ 1 nate of 1,000 I Besides others Of ,C3OO, Sse. 1 Shan of 1 Share of BARNSTAPLE. £30,000 I Share of 10.000 I &c. Ste. NORWICH. ammo 2 Shares of £l,OOO ,1001 Besides others of £3OO, ace. OLOtIC.ESTER. 410,060 I I Share of 1,000 km Lk" &e. MANC E £30,000 PLY MO U' 410,000 1 Aare of Share of Bbare of Share of Sham of ,ft. 2 Shares of II DOCK. Shan 01 ALSO. 1 Share of 1 Shire of X2opoo i Share of 20,000 Aber i st. 1 1 Sara of £30, 000 Motil Mr° whit Brim, • Cloud comb- i I Share of 30,000 Welling port borough Ilfracombe I Share of 30,000 North- Leeds 1 Share of 30,000 ampton Sheffield 1 Share of 30,txto Basing- I 1 Share of 10,000 Richmond I Share of 30000 stoke Stfood 1 Share of 30,000 Devizes I Share of 10,009 I Wibbeacis 1 Share of 90.000 Sandwich 1 Share of 10,000 Airesford 1 Share of '20030 I &Kato 1 Sitars of 10,000 &tees 1 Share of wpm I amptnn AND IN Tot FOLLOWING Airs Shares of £2OOO, £lOOO, and .16500 Prizes were Sold : Aberdeen . Doncaster Poole Alcester Exeter Portia ' Berwick Favatfiant Ruch...ter Bil.ti.n Glavgliar Southampton B:rmingbant Hull Swatfbam Barton-un Trent Inverness York Cambridge Lewes . And in many other Towsw front n bielt the account Is not yet • receiv.a. The places which had Capital Fazes of £:410, £--'OO, &c. are too intuitions for insertion in au Advertisement. 1 Share ol 110,000 Share 01 20.000 I ondon and the s rburbs had several.`.hares of each Capital. ••• The present Lottery Contains only i 4,000 Tickets, yet has two Priles of 10,000 Guinea', sod upwards of 40 other Capitab, aft to b. paid Is Sterling Money, (Do Steck Prises.) Drawini faeglert 21n this Month. T is tntiwereolly ocknoWledged, by the most - cs- A. is pan of the profesakin, that the Medical boards, 'stab. Mita by the celebrated Sin gauss of Carlisle Howie, Blacldriare Road, nod Woodstock-street, oth:4d-street (a few doors front Uurd reel), are the fountain head for advice. It bm fact, that, by the united talents of these Gtinitaten, upwards of Six 1 how sand Patients have been cured annually of obstinate Diseases ; many of whorti had been discharod from Hospitals, and bun .-dreds bad been improperly treated by persons Iglu:want of an im portant branch of tits profession. Messrs. COOPER, MUNROE, and CO: are tolisulted.daily by all ranks of keople, at each mf their Establishments; orby let ton from the Country, stating their case, when Medicine and Advice are sent to all of the lithdom.—There are side doors at each house, and rivet* room. for females. Direct Charlotte House, opposite the Key. Rowland Mrs Chapel ; or Woodstock House, near New Bend stnet. CHILBLAINS, RHEtMATISMS, PALSIES, SPRAINS, BRUISES, &c: CHILBLAINS are prevented from breaking, and their tormenting Itching ibstaut:y removed, Jiy Vi HI f EHEAD'S ESSENCE UC MUS l'AliD, snivetrselly cm-toned for its extraordinary efficacy in Rheuina mins, Gouty Afftctiors, and Complaints of the Stomach; but where !his czrtaw: Remedy has beep unknown or neglected, and the Chilblains hheeactoalty broke, WHITEHAAD's FAMILY CERA, will ease the Pain, and very speedily heal them. Carte ti equally efficacious for all 111-consiirioned Sores, Sere Legs, Scor butic Eruptions, Blotchei, Pimples, iiinsworms, Shingles, Break. logs out Go the nee, Nose, Ears, and Eyelids, Sore and Inflamed Byes, Sore Heads, and other Scorbutic Humours. The Essence of Murrain la perhaps the mast active, penetriting, and effica cious remedy in the world, curing the wettest Sprains and Bs rhea, in less than MU the time usually taken by any other Lint nsent or Embrocation; It also heals Cuts, Punctures from sharp Instruments, Nails, Thorns, Splinters, &c. with incredible faci lity, without smart or pain, preventing inflammation and Fester big, and is equally uselul In the various Aacidents of Animals— in short, it is a Uotnestie Remedy of such upc.nomon car lirtice said utility, that no I.sasUy sensible to its own comfort should evtr be Without it; Prepired only, and sold by R. Johnston, apothecary, No. LC Greek-street, bob*, London. The Essence and Pills at 2a. Id.' tack, the Cents at Is. tisk and its. 9d. They are also . eold at U, Corahili . and may be bad of every Medicine Vender!. the' United ILlngdoni. g o o The Genuine has a Black Ink Stamp, with the name of R. Johnston insetted on lt. itsia SOLOMON'S CELEBRATED ABS TERGENT LOTION, FOR ERUPTIONS ON TiIE SKIN. " Simples Munditiis." linr. 1 Od.v. 5. Elegant by Cleanliness. TT is unnecessary to enumerate the advantages re 1. analog to the constitution of every person by effectually re moving obstructions trout the surface of the skin, and thereby keeping lice and open the innumerable passages and pores through whleh nature expels all useless or noxious humours from the vital bold, and which, being obstructed, are forced back again into the blood, cud become the sources of many danurous diseases. It i. I therefore a natter of mush coneequeuce,as well to prevent hurt ful disorders, as for the preservation dean, comfort, and Beatuy, to persons (however slightly affected) thit they should occasionally have recoune to SOLO MON's ABS Mita NT LOTION, but more specially It becomes urgently requisite erbetillte effects Of i obstruction make their appearance, and break out into pimples; ! redness, carbencles, or other cutaneous eruptions. The Abster- I !gent Lotion never fells with those who give it a fair trial, autf the public may be convinced of the certainty of its success as a I are and Certain remedy fur Impede complaints in general. tike 4..6u1. per babe.--I'o prevent counterfeits, please to observe that the name," liantL Solomon, Liverpool:* is engraved on the stamp prelized to each bottle. 'the CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD most wands:AM, cherishes suture, and will as the lite of the aged and Infirm. In all inward debars, , lowness of Oats, feluslion to •either sea, whether krndltae or owing to youthful imp:admits, this medicine will afford the most wonderful relief. Sold by Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand; Bacon and Co. ISIS, ford.steeet, ; Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury ; and as, 'Mediae* V PEKE S E.VEN- PENCE. GERMAN PAPERS. NUREMBERG, DECEMBER 2t The Principality of Lippe, says a Berlin Pam has the good fortune Which probably no other wor my in Europe can boast, that at the present moment im more taxes are demanded from the people than were paid ir.e lotadied years ago; that Etcise, Poll tax, and Stamp Duties , are knoWn only by name. all i existing n other countries. A linblit eiplattition of the manner in which the Cli , ernment can still be maintained with the taxes on this footing wouli cer tainly be very insttaictiee. NTANHEIM, QCTOBEIt t 4. The conclusion of the year 1816 threatens us with great 'd;stress. Our twn rivets are so swelled in con sequence of the rains, that the Rhine (a thing very rare at this seas:ln) is eight feet above the nie4a height of the water. N.nwithstaDding the cold it contindes to lice, bt. which in.cay of the cellars in the lower city are filled with watet. By•the overflowing of the Neckar, and the frost immediately succeeding, the whole of the great mea dow near the city is turned into an icy plain, which yesterday filled us all with alarm'. Several youth. ventured on it too soon: two of them broke 'in and perished under the ice. A young man, attempting to save them, nearly fell a victim to his humane bill 21.0 . 4 fruitless exertions: £5OO VIENNA, DECEMBER 19. • The King and Queen of Bavaria during their visli; will occupy the apartments which the Enipeent and Empress of Russia inhabit tel ddrint the Congress: Our Empress continues to acquire the general lave of the public, and particularly to exercise her bend& tence to the poor. She reads all the petitions that are presented to her, and then gives her decision IPS each in her own hand:writing. It Is observed that she never orders a smaller sum than 40 flut ins for any one who applies to her for relief. The reigning Prince of X.obkowits, Puke of Rea• nits, died on the 15th at Wattingen, in Boheniia. We flatter ourselves that these distinguished Tisk. tors will honour this city with their presence for sonip weeks. During the time that the Court of Bavaria is here, Lis Imperial Higliness the Archduke . Pala• tine is expected here from Hungary, wit/ibis consort. , The Archduke Baioer is expected heri*front half, by mei year. • BERLIN, DECEMBER 110 r • According to a letter from Plauen, in the Voight: , land, a dreadful murder was lately co:nmitted ire r t ßi Mist house them, sad discovered in the fillcwins manner t—A postillion arriving at midn:gbt saw a _light its the-room of the two maid servants; and went to them ; he fiend thern weltering ids' their blood, 'onsiliastened with the candle in.his hand to shit post master: The latter had gbne upon. a journey during the absence of.the postillion, who Neat then to cal the postmaster's wile; whom he feud:also murdered; together with her three children. "the woman could only say 1' Ah, the smith !" Almost beside hit-mitt, he left the post-house to give. notice to dill Police ; immediately a smith's shop near the gate way se..s surrounded with soldiers, whilst • the • Police officers went in and examined the whole house. in the cellar they found the smith in the middle of twelve or his associates, still sprinkled with the blond of. t,hq„ mur dered persons, regaling.themseltes. The mordent* were all taken, and now await the punislynent IA the liw. The I) ,, tr .r of the hushand and faifter ottbilt return may be easily conceived. • -• A.ccoiding t•.) authentic a ,- .counts; • o. of • n'l I st 1 6t g this month, het•aeen tau ;Ind thete P.M. there Inr pened all at once t,r?r.Sci ive'd t. on the Oder, suit dreadrul lightning and :mitt ib'se cracking, that several travellers, who had got to a distance front the town, returned immediately. Directly alter this pheno menon a terrible Storm began, ivhicir, accompanied with hail and snow, tore up large trees by the roots, and continued to rage till the next morning. BRUNSWICK, DECITMBER iii. A Proclamation has been published here, in the name of the Prince Regent, as Guardi.in to our young Duke, stating, that in consequence of ,au agreement with the Princely Houses of Waldeck and Pyrmont Lippe, and Schaumburg Lippe, a joint Court of Appeal has been established, which it to begin its funhtions on the 2cl of January, 18t7, under the title of Supreme Court of Appeal of the Duchy of Brunswick, and the Principalities of Wal deckand Pyrmont Lippe, and Schaumburg Lippe, Om CA SSEL, DECEMBER As poverty and want of work increase so much in this capital, it is in contemplation to turn the great barracks, built under the Wesephalian Government, which stand now empty and unemployed, and were arranged for the reception of three thousand men, into a great workhouse (a Pridewell), in which it is intended to compel ill the vagabonds and beggars in the country to work. The endeavours to get mann. fawners from other countries, in order to employ this great building, or a part of it, for a mannfac tory, have not succeeded. Several persons have ap plied indeed, but they could not agree upon the coalitions. SWI TZERLAND, DECEMBER 20. Swiss officer, Captain Keller, who during t) usurpation in 1815, served under Staffel, wishing it) enter into the regiment of Bleut.r, applied to iii Royal Highness the Colonel General. The Prince charged the Commander of this corps to asstmfle the. oldest officers of each renk, and leave the cecis".oll of the affair to them. They declared that they had ' made a general rule not to receive iuto their regi- I went any indivi,lual who had been in the pay of Bo naparte in 1815, that nothing could. ipree an calker to deviate from the path of honour ; dotrLfr. de sel ler's duty would have been'to prefer all kinds 6f per. 'emulous, and even death, to a disgraceful Hill. 'nit declaration was approved by the aince.