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Pr i • rrtom LAST NIG HTS GAZETTE. CONVENTION • POR A SrEPENcTON OF 14OSTATITIPS WITH ANC4 sic; En AT l'Ali I', 114 g*D nit Arai's. 10146 I n ,i. e N.ifue of the Mdst Holy aedUnittvhled Tesestrv. Thtt .11liesi Powers, animas to terminate the mis fortunes -of Enrope, and to lay the foundation of. fps nose on 4 just division of power between the , 5 - aces of which it is composed I desirous of iff,rding to France Corm that she is reinstated under a Go. wervimmit whose principles offer the necessaly gin." ' ranter: for the miinienaate °I Peace) roofs et their slipOsition to place themselvies in the relations of frie.idship with her; and wishing at the same time th France-should enjoy the blessings of et•ace al: snitch as possible, even before the whole of their ar! ingernints can be completed, liarre resolved to pro-1 ce.sl, conjointly with his Royal Highness Monideur,, France, Brother of the King, Liestestazri! 1 of the Kingdom of France, to a 'suspension licks between their respective forces, and to l-establishm.mt of the relations of friendship . formerly subsisted between them. Isi-jesty the Kin.; of the 'United Kingdom off'' Britain and Ireland. for himself and his Allies' one part, and'his Royal Highness Monsienr, lief of the Most Christian King, Lieutenant.Ge ' Of the Kingdom of France, or the 'other parr, in consequence, ,namtl Plenipotentiaries to; to an act, wi,ich, without prejudging the terms' ice, contains stipulations for a suspension a Les, and which shall be succeeded, as soon ai by a Treaty of Peace ; to-wit :—His Ma he King of' the United Kingdom. of Great 'and Treland, the Right Hon. 'Robert Stewart int ir!asilerea.zh, One of his Majesty's most Privy 'Council, a Member of Parliaments el of the Londonderry Regiment of Militia. Principal Secretory of State inr Foreign At . - aihl his Royal Highness. Monsieur, Brother .King, Lieutenant-General of the Kingdom of :e, it Sieur Charles. Maurice de Talleyrand Pe- Prince of Benevento, Grand Eagle of the of Huneur„ Grand Cross eif the Order of Sr. of the Orders of St. Andrew, St. Alexia !wsky, and of St. Anne of Russia`, of the Orders Black Ea&le and the Red Eagle of Prussia, tor and Pcssident et the - Provisional Government; after the exchange of their. full powers, have to the following Articles ; . 1. An hostilities by land and sea are, and shall remain, uded 1-ttween the Aped Powers and France; that Is to! . the land forces, as own as the Commanding Officers of reach armies and forafted places shall have signifted.to th i s troops oppose:l to them, that they have recegoizeil the icy of the Lieutenant-Gtheial of the Kitigeom et France; like manner upon the sea, as far as regards maritime Ind stationi, as soon as the shipping and ports of the king." .4 France, or those occupied by French forces, shall have! ifested the same submission. :I. For the purpose of effecting the re establishment of the igloos of friendship between the _Allied Powers anti France, affoidtothe latter beforehand, as much as possible, the . tent nt the blessings of Peace, the Allied Powers !heir armies to evacuate the French territory, is k etistrd Ist of January .179°,! upon coodition that the plates still posatiss!oti of the French armies belord those limits, shall tuated and delivered up to the Allies. HI. The Lieutenant-General of the Kingdom of France &Meltingly histiuct the Commandants of tilos.: places to dr. iditetn up in the following manner, viz. the plates situated the Rhine, not comprehended within the limits of trance lit of Jaouary, 1:02., and those between the l h.he and td Limits, in the space of ten days, to he calculated lion) at the sicnaturt of the present act; the plates in Pied ea In other parts of I:aly which belinited to France, in days; those in Spain in twenty days; and el othcr places 'occupied by French troops, without exception, hi such manner they shall be entirely delivered op by the Ist of bine The-garim.w. of such places eiall depart with their anns bagaage,, god with the private property of the military, and ! s ts.it .gen s tit es. ry description. They shift berflowed e with tlettn field artilkry sick the proportion of three pieces one then sand men, the sick and wounded therein com- Iria.ol. , - he property of the fortresses, and every thing which is nor 'ate property, shall remain untouched, and shall be giirrii over "t• the All's without any dung bong removed. In the :rty ore comps:44 not only the depots of artillery and am tio:i, but also aU other homilies of every debcription, u well arch veer, Lieeotorteh, pLois, maps, model'', &c. Immediately after the signature of thy present Convention -Au "lades as the pirt'.of the akihett Powers and olliFrenee he named and dispatched to the for re,bes,in order to aster. the wide in which. they'are, and to regulate together the vim of this article. • .4 garriaass :lull be misdated in their return to France ae• .ing to the magiaioes upon the d,lereist Kilkti which shall he ,Iligroes}upost. The b:uaitiks of f0rti1....4 places in Frastce`shail be soloed int swan' els by the Allied Armies. The French troops matine, a pate of the Army of Italy, or oc yieg the Pronged places in that country oe ink e Me‘terra- Aran; 4wli be recalltal immediately by his RoyHightiese the .Lietatestant-Getteral of the Kinplunt. Art. (V. 't he stipulations of the preceding article 'shall be: equally applicable sormaritinte fortresses, the Contracting i•owers l ri serving, howevte, to tbenwehres to regulate iu tht Definitive" Treaty of Peace. the fate of the arsenals, veharle oforhx, armed nd gnat meal, which are In those places. Art. V. The fleets and I.lips of France shall remain In their peentre situation*, vessels only charged with particular mtg. MS . AO b.: allowed to roil, but the immediate effect of the prevent act in retpect to the French ports, shall be the raising ut I blockade by land or sea, the liberty of fishing, that of the a- log trade, particularly of that which is neces , ary for supply ' Pads with provisions; and the rthestablihlnnem of the mks. A s of commerce conturinabiy to the intecsal rizelatioe, of alit 'until; and the lowoodise effect, Ito respect to the 'manor,. ill be the free provimi fling of the cities, and the free passage t .1 D i e nes of military or conuncrelal transport.. . Art V t 'la order to anticipate every subje ct of complaint 341 dispute which may arise respecting the incomes which might be made at sea after the **lgnatius: of the present Convenient, it i l ; reciprocally agreed that veeseis and effects whist; may he taken. •-, Ow Clasititel. and .ts the North Seas, aster the *retest( twelve, o,s, to reckon front the ezettame of the ratifications of the pre-. mot act, shall be restored on both sides, that the term shad be'. one h.ot.tli wt. bin the eliattrul. and North Yeas to the canary 'stolid , aid to the Equator, and lose outwit. in every al Ivey. t ths world, wit} out any exception or otheatarticirlardsatiac - . its.a of time or of vitae,' 4 -kr , . V!! •On born sides , the mionners ofilters, arid soldier*: ' land or sea, or i.firy oilier cLecriptints whativ.f, hod paeneo aly-Itiota....ea, shalt be itempedls.el7 hese back to tistirs'espeetive muliiiivrs.ltithoul rAsomoMieed wobcest exchange.. Crounits•ar:o :hall hinantedreciprosaay fa order ito carry this postal pikers duo hob elfect.J • ' . . - • Att. VIII. The adollaistesolon of . the alepartinents or cid* . gabs* agguried..treLtlte• (woke of -die flotboiiiiprente shalt kr' isrfp 'mum the Mlimam owned 14,1 es itopat Hsi s e e as th e , .141MinaLt"Ceneral.00, *e r g iiiiaern ut FMitee. Ifhe Koyal At:- • 'ihoritlet ' , hal: proted• for the suallertss god Wants oft' etroor ',i the un:ment when they st ant-entwine the Fiettek territory. itte *WO Poweekwisling, us an act ail irienchhip :owes& France, to disco sue ti,e military requisition., as soosi a• tie festuration ot awl ' inure autt : or.ty ttiall have been e ff e..tcd.— ENcry fairs vittc„lt elates to the execution of this article shall b. T . *Mated lii g poll par ecnvetion. Art IX. A saliva le4e . t . tandirg altail take place re•peefol.• I.l l* - " of the tur.ord altiCl, as to t1.e , 1411 . ei t i.h eh c.f., fru 1 - 0 1 • A ltd Pbekes droll Tollow in their march, in Order -a pre 11 011 f* miser OS stilisistence, ai4d Comenseetuios dull ht. named, , .r.erth • Snt of. G!neral of hostile the re-e . • *bleb 1c • His • Great on the c • 13 oilier neral 6f have, i agree to of Peac ty be, .jesty th • Br:;•ain' 'Vis-Onn Ho inn - -Colonel and his fairs ; 9f the.) -France, rigord. . Stepher derNel af the ••' SitTl4ol •Wish), a agreed Art. I en‘pende sa y. for the Frei • allied art • authoric, mill in places-at dial of I ulanifest Art. II re•lAions sod to al enjnynir elute th tit the I tTt the p( be evaeu .7 Art.l will acts biter titt epos th (111 1110 tie said the ilav . 11101.; iiteen 'weeper si that nett • and hat of tile I to take to h I he private -hi full prfrsi. ; i• niuniii the Irian Coinn shah II •••-. talti eSedll wades • kr ,l4 raiird • 11* copy' .11,41 ; Ar equal ft tel A Trci tend • i ' Al ra pt 51,,8111 prevt all 1 WA , log 1 cntu . 111411 of al 1 A dip tech iu L dal out fats • ell ,-of lat tin 4 1 .I.i th Mb F 1 re ra "ME to regulate at natters et and to see employ the troops tAI 1 'he moment of their ()cluing the French territory. In totinsotty of which the respective Plenipotentiaties Ism ;h'ned the present Cdnvention, and elated thereto the seals if; their arms. Diane at Pails, the twenty-third day of Apr*. In the year df our Lord oue thousand eight hundred and fourteen. CASTLEREAGH. (L.s.) LE PRINCE DC HENEVIENTO. (L. 3.) • ATTRITIONAL ARTICLE. The term of tea days, agreed on in virtue of the stipulations of the third article of the Convention of this day fur the ertcua• tion of the fortited places upon the Rhine, tad between that' river and The ancient frontiers of France, is extended to the for- 1 titled places and military establishments of whatsoever &soils ttmt in the United Provinces of the United States. The present additional struck shag have the same force and validity as if it were word fur word inserted in the Convention of this day in testimony of which the respect bre Plenipotentiaries have , signed it, and affix. d thereto the seals of their arms. Dour in Paris, the twenty-third day of April. in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fourteen. •La Platilt Da titi'lliNTO, (L. s. WAR Dlizytivitiorn powNING-t I'ARET, MAY 10,.11114. A dispatch, of which the following is a eopfy, been this day receivednLEall Bathurst's office., ad: dressed to his Lordship by General „Lord Lyitedock, K.B. dated Antwerp,'Ma* 5, 1814: . ' Mir Lo4n—l have -the Wilton- 16 state to your Lordship, that agreeable to the Weiss of iheConven.; tiou of Paris of the 25d. ultimo, this fortress, with the different forts depending on it, was ffitally evacuated; by theremaining 'lrene - 11 tior ps this 'morning.. • Major-General Kiinigl. the - Cisfinnissi , ner of the Allied Powers, having agnified me. his wish that arri.rillbg to his instructions, British troops shOttla occupy it, the 'ld division,. under the command o Major-Gene/A Cooke, and the Ist brigade of the Is division were marched in t .and, after the ,dideren guards were relieved, the nese garrison received the CoMinissioner with Military honours. The Magistrates tl'en assembled on the .parmilej and the Mayor, recommending Antwerp to the proi tection, and it. future fate to the favour of the Allies, presented the keys of the town to General Kunigl,, who received them iu the name of the Allied Soyel reigns. • It is impossible to describe with itillat dertionstra • tious ot enthusiastic joy the inhabitants expressed their approbation of this interesting scenes , All the marine establishments remain in the hander of the French. I have bad the Mostlatiifactory corn-I murications with the 'French Admiral Gourdond commanding I and I have no doubt of the utmost. harmony prevailing between the French and Engliahl of all descriptions, during the time the town shall) cominie to be occupied by a British garrison. Italie the honour to be, &c. (Signed) THOS. GRAHAM. -IsTiMiitAL TY OFFICE, MAY 10, 1814. Copy of a Letter from Viee-Admiral Str Edward Pellew, Bait. to John Wilson Crave, Esq. dated on board Lis Majesty's ship Caledonia, at Sea, the 14th April, 1814. His Majt sty's ship Caledonia, at Sea, May 14. Sin—l have the honour to enclose a letter from Sir Josias Ro"Wley, stating his proceedings in the Gitlphl of Spezzia, iii.co-peration with Lord William ben-1 tinck's forces, which I doubt not will rect4ve Lordships' approbation.—l have, &c. ; (Signed) Enwaill) FELLEIK. Ws Majesty's ship Amsrlea, Spossis, Marsh 41. Sot—l have much satisfaction in informing you, that the fortress of Santa Maria, with the forts and Jetences on the Gulph of Spezzia, are in the occupa "don otitis Majesty's arms. On the 25th instant, I anchored with the :qua &ion as per margin*. off Lerici, the Hon. Captain i)undas having preceded us with the Edinburgh and Swallow, to accompany the movements cif the troo r ii under M ejor•General Moniresor, dismantling tlit. batteries as the enemy retired on their advacce, a party of therkendeavoured to reoccupy, the.Cat.tk ot Lerici, bit Captain Dundas, with the marines, was beforehand with them, and the enemy, after some tiring from the boats of the squadron, retreated from the town. On the foll Owing morning, a deputation from the inhabitants of Speztia came on board, when I learnt that the French had, during the night, evacuated that town and all the defences of the Oultei, except ing the fortress of Santa Maria, which I sent an 41- titer to summons, but found they were prepared to defend it. We immediately weighed and anthored. the ships in a.pGsition between Spezaia and the for, tress, which in the evening, on the arrival, of the troops, was invested. Stu ug parties of seamen were I ot(led tram the ships, and sit Ilipounders film the Edinburgh, by the active xemons of the _ Honour. able Captain ID Untld%, • were got up the neigh's, through the most el 31Zult places, and tinge batteries constructed, on which they were mounted. A 36 and 24-pounder, and two 13-inch Mortars, - were re mounted on one ot the dismantled forts, with two additional howitzers, under the directien of Lirute. nant Bazalgette, of this ship, and a battery of two 36.reinders under similar circumstances, by Lieute nein( Mapleton, of the Edinburgh' arid at five P. M. 'on the 29th, on a refusal Witnillitelidetiby to capitu :late, the tire from the whole opened on the•fortress ; it was kept up occasionally during the night, and re au.sw4Al at Jay-light the endowing-morning with such vieour .4tid effect as comPletely to silence that. of tie •netny. Preparations, were making to storm. but at c;even the enemy chewed a flag of trace, and capita iated on the inclosed terms. • I teel much pleasure in having to report the sea-I lona, abie„ and, andetatigable rumens of the officers anti men employer/-on the above service; to the Ho , itour.thle Captain Dundas, who undertook the gene royal chrecticanf the seansin eat Shore, I am particu indebted, and to Captains jelossitsey and Stowe, Captain Stake, of his 3ieifatar ; Majesty's corvette !'ditiscolls, thy cheeks are doe for their assistance ; to Cleptaig Lieutenants Bagalgette, Mapleton. and bl.;lessemih, Mr. Olen, Master of the Adsdrieek Sind Mr. Breary. Mate of the Edinburgh; who had the direction of the guns of the batteries, much credit is due; the c4Mdition of the fort on 'its snrrender pia my evinced the effect of their tire. A division of the Sicilian flotilla of gun-boats was criuAlacti in a gallant and able manlier by Lieute ,eint Lr Hume ' and much d•stingtosheal theiriselves. A detachment of Ro}4l Marines, under Capt. Rest, 'las been landed to act with the advance of 1-ieute • America, Ediubians, 'wigwag, Svoi*w.Ospbabis, bieniait mantkolconil trairtdri, hit* VD*ltes tail:A*l6le. ism: tion of their tonduct. • atn noels indebted to tleittenhtf-enliiiiel Tra vers i who entssminscied the trciors, for his ceediAl c operation anal to MAirif tiro of the Royal Artil• key and C-optiin Tyhlen of the Engineers, for their assistance in directiNt mt. !people at the h itteries. . f am happy to add that our lots is trlting, cons'' Bering the means of annoyance po.sicsed by thk. enemy. (Signed) 30$ RnwLEY. Commissioners having met on.the 30th March, IPI 4, (on Ow pan of the Royal Nary, Lieutenant Barplgette; on the part of the Army, captain Heatlicole, Brigade Major to the Forces; and on Qtr part of the Garrison of Santa Mir a, Antoine Mat: tier::. Commandant of the said Fort), hkve agreed that the For. trecA of SIMI& Maria •shag ha surrembsed, on the following con ditions, to t4.e combined force.': Condition I. Thar the said fortress slialllseinttnediateir ler retnlered to the combined force, the garrison 'phlitig their arms they march out. Condition 2. That the said garrison shall be embarked on hoard a Britis't ship to piocetl to Toulon, on their paroleof ho mier not to serie till regillArty eitibanged. Condirtm 3. That the eilleets shall be permitted to. retain their swords, and die garrison to Ohs with them their perbonal Gooditien 4. That an °Meer shall be appointed by the Coin 'mandant of the fortress of Santa Maria, to deliver over stmes Every description to the reapec rive . departments of the combined form. (Seined). JOREPN BAZALOZI"CE, 1 ieuter.ant, his Majesty's ship America. HENRY HRATHCOTE. Captain, 10th Regiment, and tviajot • Brigade. • A. Mairieux, Cap% Commandant. BOLT, Brigadier-General. Jamas Roweav, Commanding his Uri . tannic IViajesty's *adieu. - America, Golf of Speazia, March 81, tale. martian or scirxeo AND WOUNDED. or miasmic AND SEAMEN • satiatrcino TO *AS WAJESIY . A SQUADRON 3ERWIN4IO/4 Melt AT 3PEEZIA.• EditlbUrzh--1 Seema,n`hilled; 2 Seamen wounded. None In any .of the other ships or v e ss e l,. (Signed) Jes. Rowxtv, Capt. and Sen. Oficer. • ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, MAY IS. • Vice-AdmiTal Sir Edward Pellet" has also trans .Mitteil to John 'Wilson •Crdker. Esq. a • letter front Captain Sir Josias Rowley, inclosittg two letters froM Capteiti Brace, of the Berwick, and Captain Hamil ton, of the Rainbow, giving accounts of attacks made by the bent; of those ships, with two Sicilian gun boats, o`n tlieSth and 10th of April, upon .the ene my's-plea; near the pass Rona, with a view to 14- •ionr the advance of she British army. The enemy iras driven from all his positions, leaving behiod two twenty-four pounders and two mortars, which were taken possession of. Great spirit and good conduct were shelin by the officers and men engaged on those occasions, in Which two men Were killed, and Lieu tenant Lyon, of the Berwick, and four men wounded. ftuar-Admiral Sir John Gore has transmitted to John Wilsor. Croker, Esq. a letter from Captain Hoste, of his Majesty's ship Bacchante, dated' off l'arga, on the coast of Albania, the 22d March, stating, that he had proceeded thither in consequence of a deputation from the inhabitants of the town, re questing assistance against the French garrisnn, con sisting f one hundred and seventy men, commanded by a Colonel ; and that on the arrival of the Bac • chante, the French flag was hauled down, and the town and yolks :taken possession of by Capt. Hoste. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR•OFFICS, NAY 10, 11114. Stb Regiment of Light Dragoons—lieutenant Charles Bacon, front the With Two, to be Lkutentint, vice Allen, who ea. chisi.g.•• 14th Ditto—Lieutenant Charlei Wearily to be Adjutant, vice shotten, who resigns the Ailkstantcy only. I sth Ditto—Jacob William Horde, Cho . to be Cornet, without purchase. COldstriani Regimeet of Foot Guards—To be Lieutenants and Carus, withal- purchase—Fn•ign William btothert, •ice ,Adman, promoted ; Ensign Hon. Mho Rout, vice Crofton, killed in action; and Ensign Charles Shirley, vice Wynyard, di ceased • Sd Raiment of Foot Guards—To be Lieutenants and Captain., without purchase—Ensign Will am Henry Scott, vice White, killed hi action; Ensign Hun. Hastier- Forbes, vice Slaw killed in a , tont —o b. Ettsigr.s. Hun. %Vestal:a, viceT Seri ; Poiltp James Yorke, Gent. vice Nolan. 7tiaßepment of-Foot—To be Lieutenants, - taisign H. W. B. Monro, tr.m the 59th Fiat., by purchase, vice Loma, fps stood; Peek r Backhouse, Gent. by purchase, vice,' .tel. who retires; [bonus Bulkeky, Gent. without purchase, vim Ember, who resigns. I ith Ditto--Csptain John Fry, front the Royal York Ranger., to be Captain of a coraptuiy, vice Mercer, who exchanges,— Hospital As-i-teutt Michael X. Considine to be Assistant Sur geon, vice Graves ' who reirgn.. Ditto—To he lieutenant. wilsout purchase, Ensign John' Blackball, vice Cash, promote d; ' Ensign I lent y be Ensigns, Thomas Caittoll, Gent. vice Blackball; George Thomism, Gent. vice clink*. 16th Ditto —Ensign John O'Donnell,lrontthe Tipperary Militia, to be Inain, without purchase. 21st Di- to•-„—'1'ts.be Chi Lieutenant*. without purchase—Secoud Litotes:fn.. Holland M'Ghse, vice Oates,• dismissed the sri vire • Robert Crawford, vim StesSart; promoted in the Yolk Oba;seure; and .1, D. Moodie. To be Second Lieutenants--Witilant James Sutherland, Gent. vice M•Ghee ; Jelin Crofton Peddle, Gent. vice Crawford; and Charles Wailer, Getit.vice Moodie. 224 Ditto—Emit: Edward Rennin, front the 15th Foot, to be lieutenant, without purchase. 59th Dittsi—lieutenant Francis Crotty to be Captain of a Com pany, without purchase, vice Landers, placed upon half pay. 54th Diati.—Thomai Eser i Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Beaks, who resigns. 55th lh.tu—Volionner William Macdonald so be Ensign, vice Marshall, deceased. 59th Ditne.--Ensign George Dimon to be Loceltetiant, without purchase;, James Geddes, Gent. to be Emign,vice Dixon; and lieutenant Archibald Campbell to be .Idjutant, vice Chad wick, mediated. • 611th Ditto—Llentesant Matthew Latour to be Captain of • Company, without purchase, vice St. Paul, promoted in the • lid I'rovisiensl Battalion of Militia; Ensign E. M. Wightwick to be Lieutenant, vice letiour ; ---- Bailey, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Wightwick._ 80th Ditto—Lieutenant George Vernon, from the Staffordshire Militia, to be Ensigt• without purchase. 95th Ditto—John Prendergal Walsh, Gent. to be Second Lieu tensed, vice Cameron, deceased. 96th Oltto--Lkuttnant John D.sla Carteret to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Pratt, promoted. I'o he Lieuttliatitn—Ensign Thomas Gifford, by purchase, vice De Carteret; and Lieutenant Charles D. Alien, ;corn the 9th Light Dragoons, vice Bacon, who exchanges. • lie yal York hangers;--Capta'n George M. F. Mercer, from the th Font, to be Captain of a Company, vim Fry, who ex diatom. Y.otk C atseure—Major-Oeneral Hugh Mackay Gordon, hoot the half •pay of the 16th Foot; to be Colonel, vice Hay, killed. std Garrison roam !Icor y WaM m, front the 52d Foot. to be Lseutenant, voce Brown, placid upon hail-pay. 4th Dittos—Lkutcoant P. W. Rothe, front the 17th Font, to he LleinettAnt, vice balderson, appointed to the Ouch Foot. BREVET. Captain Wdbiat Henry nines, of the Ist Regiment of rod Guards, to he Major in the Army. • 311.41 , 7. T. be Destitat CledialseaSy.Georral to the Centnis,arysGpiteral David Allan. • To Ile Asdstaat-CointiiTsaiirtei-General to the Forces — Deputy ApitstliockStislidstlittebbimetral Ralph Regimen, W. Hewet• son,,Eriests yulpe ll apti 4 s,Entu‘klat. Approved, • • ToObe itorfouo kivaaribibirealinehrairnorill to Ale Pont",_ ‘k r ,. alaelsod, 'W. Preens, Intrafttry rat.. tallow: 1,4, Fherhani F. wen. S•ilskort 14 w.Pro' filt - on.rierte. To he neon,. %melt Mieir itl Nora So o l ll -4 1 elle Lynn, Gent. vice 3erl *As. lirtided• ISM viTA t. ST VC, Isoiststougoorgren nn'soon, frnm ots he Assisosoro'worosn on lite forces sir.. Clor'otie. tlenstool rn be Hneptosl-A,ssisoa: is *to tit Forces -ka&ih Mcbettiti. Jobn Illeekwood, anti lionorge Robertson, Gen '4.. THE NEW GRAND MII.II4RT GAME. in I envious but Incoritrovert.hle fact, lie the Viiiitary Game of the " Pl.Nllr9:ll.4," . vuhlf , h-1 tnA sold thr I Rt'rt t n vo, E. ) Prook.st reet. Holborn, although a rtrasn•tly Qs ;ot the tra ~ s ser dsr t 'Wand erverpricetitmetownforl4t4 t' e firirfsh etpt-Iled the. French Armies from Spillo tad Puttey'•► is nevertheless moat eagerly tonght after in the goy errs Capital of Franco. Firery • fashionable plate of rewire'a. Pr.. roisrsses a copy of Chit charming Game, AA What renders d nit tly. inteeelticut is, that those ore thousands othratie Iti . f Paris who, from bovine been eye-Whiskies of tier mettlil aehiere7 meats which it records. are able In ...mach for the accuracy which the grand movements of the Penlorerla fee Retie:4 in the Game of the " Pr two-into." It mit4be trulrgratirrms. to our natitmal feelings, as. Britoys, to snow, tlia• the deeds Iternistis 'of the vrest-nt age willbehindeddown to pO•teritY, roc only by :he Painter, the Porn, 'width' flissorlint. bet humors upon the Mammy of the e.slug generation of future ages throe* the plea4iing mediunvof s cosrutra to smutty g n i f r wilfr v o... it id only by becoming do expert Bayer se the Gime of tlatPt.- Eiti.tila, that we can appreciate the.taleuts of tlw greatest Cy rain rif the tige, or form It doe estilnate of the bravery 4 oar in yirc.ble cosowytnebistider -140 command. The.gallarrt sretrrkia BLeCtirn i SCWWASTIIILNIV/LO, PSATOTIF. and WIII"Mali. 41 . 11,K, base' severally' madh itielnscbres. masters Of this 14 1 . L. thins' means of paYfini. their Worry. hours lagaeridsly, ant have thus acquired a more intimate acquaintance with the tape. riority of the Wellington School of Taetisitia than may history erns campaigns could beveconftered. As a Muni that nudism Is hereditary, we have the satisfaction to add, that the 'lowa of the Peninsula is in inirention 'of a Itetatlon of the; its. mortal Sir istfac fliererrow.-1. POcut.auls. wiser, to le lir voured wi - h early orders from the Itri-ish Public few lieu fawns rite Game ' assuring them, as they stand Highest In the req.. 4 Fame, so shall they be lint in his wistaria to please. Ordure from foreign countries w i.l also he tinelkhally nada& THE DUCHESS OP 01:IVIVIVROWSIT7IA INYNAInar A1YG.1,4441;0.- ~..+: On Friday eeenteg, :the icth inst. at half past riet o k her Imperial Highness tbe.thiebets ol Osnimait.sza (accompAniesi by Prince G 600491, Comma( Texan' and suite), arrived In the ancient city of W ,ecea-rr, amidst the heart] iheers of its loyal iehabit.nts. As early as half past six, on tumidly- morning, her Royal Highness' and attendants, left • the Hotel ea& visited the Cathedral, and afterwards proitteded se the extensive ar,d long establithed Royal Porcelain Mims. foctory of Messrs.. Ft.ratlT, BARR. and BASIL The Duchess was conducted through the Ir:trim's depot ments of these interistitm utirks by Mr. MAMIE BARK, and her Itopelial Highneis reptate gy ewes sed herself highly delighted with the different pro. cesses atid the exact o: der that rvei y where riesaiied, and when viewing the finished pioiltiction, in tie w4rehouses, her sitrprise was strin 7 4l7 excited by the rapid improvements made in this branch of the arts, and gracionsly complimented the Proprit.tmo ota having viva I d the best Percel.ins on die C nituvut. Her Highness oturned to the i-loppoie Inn, and RnISERT Biwa's?, Esq. the Mayor r:f Wt.:testes, kid the honour of an intervew ; tine *mild. not permit the Duchess' receiving the congratulations oftheeet pneation in form. The Royal Visitor then left dat city for Blenheim. . It is-worthy of remark, that there is scarcely owe/ our celebrated Novelists, who bas not, or will oar, I•,tiblish some'Wcrk this season. The palm has, hOw. eve r, hitherto, been assigned to Lady taltmoaw, so lone; distinguished under t 11,• name of Miss Owßisoic. Hit 0 Dorset/is deservedly considered a chef n"aurre 01 its kind. We.should, however, in justice, also mention Mrs. Hirnver's Aissttcl, or Afinnirt of a Woman of Fashhn ; • And 'the iketeand Lover tsf Miss fint.ciaore, wilt: berms to have imbibed alittge share of her father% talent and genius. Boxsas.—Fuller, the pugilist, will tight Nertneakti • the black, in du! atighhourhOod of Glasgow, Soy. Lend,. oa. the fifth inst. for i punier £lOO, subscribe I by Sectnarie. Thb parties w*. rivet ppatrers in the North, when a jealousy took plasteiirbidt ceased this mach. • . • .. PEDS6IIII A NISI BrONSAMIIIi 11 farmer. who undertook to go sixty miles ri.d.ry for five sitccessive days, started on Monday in the Edgewaie-road. He went twenty miles in four hours and` a half before breakfast, when-he renewed his foorney at the rate 4 something better dig; kuirpilepaia lxve.. /dr. Breepti ton was walking frost-tea 11?(irs . to do theitisty t havlng rested two at intetrliii.iiiirit:g the Mira ty. He was frst;sh and well, and.'startea y'sttitjay-isloinitty to go through Ber!fordshire.=llettine:is dour. BIRTH. On tl4 Bth inu. at Celpplegata Howie. Watteattr, the Laily of Juhn E.g. sot a cm. HIGH wdatgrt Al* A ONDON atiklUGMO 40140 .V. ,Monslns - 81 minutes cm!. Af , ermat 4, minutes Ace 1 LONDON! Printed Iran K 1 1, elea' t — t publittse4 ewe, sad at tits kat OW, ion*. Sit. 1 11: 4 • • 11.4:A1u tyrs: ' Samuel Hettry Pandal,. and Levy, NathstirlArtnnen,.of the . Paer. aux', Muorbelds, I.ot.dun, manillas dialer. and'ehymett, and par net. , to surrtwdr May 4. 24.. 1 1.4 luoe Yi,at (*eve, at Attorney, Mr. Isaacs, Bere•Marks, St. Mary- Ase. Christopher Potter, of the Oldaresterllell:Anne, Ptblie.knute, Slityhotirtehdarket, May Fair, Middlesex, victualler, deal r and charms, May 17, 24, and Jone,2l, at one, at Grildit..L Attornies, Mt.aara. 't'andercent and Contyn, limn bite, CAS. non-street. Joseph Slater, new or late of Bokowle-Motni, Lancashire. bleacher, dealer and chapmae, May 2.7, .es, and June 2i, at eleven, at the Z:tar hen, Manche ter Attnt 4 n leo, hfeser, Sergeant and Milne, Manchester ; or Me► s. hltitte autt , Parry, Temple. Richard Saydrh, and flenrre Smith, el I.utterwoeth, Leicerr , - ' slake, wine and brandy-me:Own a, dealers, chat men, aid partner , . May 23, at sis, May 21, at teu, and linty a edeven, at the Hind Inn, Lutterworth Attorn'.es, W ate; t Lutterworth or Meson. Kiwteriry, lAng and Austen, lb:t horn-court, Cray's-inn, Landon. khitard CoattaDostnes, of drairr and elwp- MIA, June 1,2, tied 21, at nye, Sr. ths (horse Inn,LuretrA Attornies, Messrs. 1313ckstock and Pence, Temple, but .v 7 : or Mews T. Marrow and (1. kvwley,CA:le-strect,liorin. - .I'hunute V. Ids, aai ilanket y, Oxfird,thire, carpenter, sheik r ri clialtUtan May 46 , 27, and June 21 , at e l even , at the 1.1...6 HorseinabOry. Anoraks; Mega.. Pearaous, Temple; Lai.- doe ; •Or . Mr. Unruh Ilsobtr , .. I Dula Duck 'tor lArh aby, Yurk , Wrc, chemigt and druggisteMay 40, ni, and June itivarthrt'er, at the Bull and k'in.ct,:b ud, Liftrpool Andreae', Mean. 1 arrant, Clarke, and 14,4014..1-, Chancery.lasse, London; or Mr. John kiusw, No. 5, blew , rtcbange, bite Pool. v.