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, iri 4tt. V i .`.J 1111 • A atv s - - -. :6.3, I . -40., .. , , 4....... 7 r • Ira 4 F _ - 1 / 4 C . ...-d . 1 1P All . MN I. __ . }~ , FEBRUARY 1, 1810. I.,Ninr.,tt 7150] THU RSDA' . - . ...---- SEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. This day was published, in Ilvo prke Ss. tid. THE COUNCIL of TWELVE; or, ST. STE PHEN'S MUSTER ROLL, a Poem, with Notes explana tory.—Also, price 4s. 6d. extra boards, The Popish DMus, or Political Sanhedrim, a Poem, with Notes relative to the Oxford Chancellorship.—Likewise price Ss. stitched, An Examination of Colonel Wardle's Letters to Lord Ellenborough,being a complete Vindication of his Lordship. By ERINACIUS. Printed for C. Chapple, Pall-Mall, and may be had at any of the Booksellers. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Jaara►y 31,1810. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY." MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, train to Mt EAST INDIES, do k,4 g►'+e Hobe, To BUILDERS.—WILTS HOUSE OF CORRECTIDN. MHE . JUSTICES of the PEACE of the County' of Wilts having approved of a plan for Building a new Hoeft of Correction at Devizes in the said County, Notice ti hereby given, That the said Plan and the Elevations, Sectiond and Specifications thereof are left at the Office of W. W. Salmon; Esq. at Devizes, Wilt*, for the inspection of any pert/snot persons inclined to undertake the Work. Persons inclined to contract for the building and carrying the Plan into execution, (except • what mikes to the Carpenters' awl Joiners' Work) are desired to send in their Proposals to the Clerk of the Peace, on or before the Met day of Msrrh next, (sealed up) without Signatures, but with Mottos or other Devices, accompanied with sealed Letters marked on the outside with cot-- Mottos other Devices, containing the Names apt sendirig the same. be taken into consideration at the ad- Wednesday the - 4th day of April next, at at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, where such Proposals are requested to attend. JOHN SWAYNE, of the Peace of the County of Wiltl an 18,1810. L io.MORROW EVENING, FEBRUARY il will be T HE EXd the OperaticlLE. Drama of Count Ulric'', the Exile, Mr. EGERTON ; Governor of Siberia, Mr. MUNDEN ; B aro n Alltradoff, Mr. LISTO N; Cowit Calmar, Mr. BELLAMY ; Daran, Mr. YOUNG. NlT : ar ch, Mr. CRESWELL ; Servitz, Mr. FAWCETT ; Ihe Empress Elizabeth, Mrs. ST. LEGER; Sedona, Mrs. HUMPHRIES ; Alexina, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON ; Katharine, Miss BOLTON. :•, w hich will be added the New Comic Pantomime of HARLEQUIN PEDLAR ; Or, THE HAUNTED WELL. r e7e , , - s. Second Price 3s. 6d. Pit, 33. 6d. Second Price Is. Gallery V.s. Second Price Is. Upper Gallery is. nen for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. BRANDON, at the v oS:e, Hart-street. ‘. l ! s F.vening—The Map of the World ; with Harlequin Pedlar. On Sarrclay—Every Man in his Humour ; with Love A-la de On londay, Othello. I. On Tues da y will be p roduced, for the first time, a Newl T ..Tl. ihree Acts, interspersed with Musk, called The L , , .g r ;ghts; or, The Edict of Charlemagne. That the Transfer Books of the said Company's Stock will be shut on Thursday the lit of March next, at two o'clock, and opened again on Thursday the 12th of April following. That a Quarterly General Court of the said Company will be beld at their House in LeadenhaU-street, on Wednesday the 28th alf March next, at eleven o'clock In the forenoon. General Court of the aid Company will be held at MARMION TRAVESTIED ! !! of March next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. (sealed up) without Signature! This day was puhlished, in One Volume Octavo, on a superfine accompanied with sealed Lett wove paper, price Ss. in boards; or printed on a royal paper That a General Court of the said Company will be held at responding Mottos or other uniform with Marmion, I2s. boards. their House, in Leadentall-street, on Wednesday the 11th of A dd reines of the persons send MARMION TRAVESTIED ! A Tale of Mo• April nett, front nine o'clock in,the mornini.x.ntil six in the The Proposals will be ti dern Times. , evening, for t h e r t .., vion o f s i x Dir e ctor s of 4ibe saki Company triterw4Behdons, on Wedne ' " 'Tis woman that seduces all mankind, • the Bear Inn, Devizes, at ek "By her we first are taught the wheedling arts; far four yssiit' - \- . • ' ' the partiawho send in such " Her very eyes can cheat when most she's kind, Ac rd taiiilliii.Psilig`the Members.," the mid z:ftklaqt Val' . • " She tricks us of our money with our hearts ."—G AY. • I . a it - a d s k iiii . ,o46ls74‘fai:egia or(' . -0.• iltN' Deputy Clerk London : Published by Thomas Tegg, No. 111, Cheapside Marc , next. - Wilton. neat Salisbury, Jan. WILL Id M RAMSAr, Si:Mary. —.....,—,—. and Mr. Allmon, No. Si, New Bond -street. . . ALI. IN . 1 . Ar.e. irrr • 1,•••• _ _ 1 l'lrlt . ALI. IN TWELVE SWIFT and CO. remind their Friends and the Public, that the whole of the present Grand State Lottery will be drawn on St. Valentine's Day, the 14th of next month, when in the short space of Twelve Hour; ' the immense sum of Two Hundred Thousand Pounds will be distributed in Prizes of various descriptions, Including Forty Capitals, among which are 4 of X 20.000 each. Tickets and Shares are on sale in great variety at their Offices, Nis. 11, Poultry, No. 12, Charing Cross, and No. SI, Aldgate High-street,where five of the Capital Prizes in the last Lottery were sold in Shares. MELEES IN SEARCH OF A MISTRESS ! !! This day was published, in 2 vols. duodecimo, price 101. CCELEBS IN SEARCH OF A MISTRESS! A Novel, founded on Recent Events in High Life. " Free, disencumbered; anti-matrimonial love." CUMMLAND. ST. DOMINGO MAHOGANY. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC SALE, At the Broomielaw, Glasgow, on Wednesday the 14th of Fe bruary neat, at eleven o'clock, FIVE HUNDRED and FIFTY-SEVEN LOGS of ST. DOMINGO MAHOGANY. Containing dpwards of One Hundred and Twenty-ado Thousand Feet ; being the entire Cargo of the Krr rv, direct from St. Do mingo.—Apply to JAMES AUCHIE and Co. Glasgow, Jan. 27, 1810. w ag published, elegantly printed in one volume, price I l c,: 0. i n boards, a new edition, corrected and enlarged, with em b t llvihmenta, of piE PLEASURES of MEMORY ; with other Poems. By SAMUEL ROGERS, Esq. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Dairies, Strand. A few copies have been taken off on large paper, and a nn India paper. :allay W 3% published, in one volume, price .Ss. in boards, a nevi edition, being the third, of ,RAcrIcAL and FAMILIAR SERMONS; designed for Parochial and Domestic instruction. By the Rev. EDWARD COOPER, of Hamstall, Ridware, and Yoxall, in the county of r elni; Chaplain to the Earl of Courtown ; and late Fellow of ;:saf,uls' College, Oxford. Printed for T. Well and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, sCettorq, chiefly designed to elucidate some of the leading ;C:r'.ras of the Gospel. Third Edition, aro. price 9s. inboards. This day was published, One Volume, price 7s. in boards, a new Edition, with many additional notes, by Dr. A. P. BUCHAN, of N ACCOUNT of the DISEASES most incl " dent to CHILDREN; to which is added, an Essay on lining, with a particular view to Infants brought up by hand. By the late GEORGE ARMSTRONG, M. D. • Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may also be had, Poetical Obserrations concerning Sea Bathing. To which are Ma, Remarks on the Use of the Warm Bath. By A. P. Buchan, f.D. of the Royal CoUege of Physicians, London, ss. in boards. l /l 'l+ in February will be published. handsomely printed in eto . CALEDONIA GEORGE CHALMERS, F.R.S. and S.A. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; and A. Consta. lel . l\ d at Edinburgh. .• Co. he lust volu me of this elaborate work treated of the ore ancient history of North Britain, in ample detail. This eond volume proceeds, after some introductory obscrva tins, to give its topographical history, in a sequence of Shires ; ginning with the most Southern, and proceeding to the 'crhern, in a regular consecution. The localities of each Sliire Jibe given in eight sections ; the Ist will treat of its name, the of its si:cation and extent, the 3d of its natural objects, the of its antiquities, the sth of its establishment as a Shire, the " of its civil history, the 7th of its agriculture and trade, and sth of its ecclesiastical history. Under those several heads will ps be found whatever is new and interesting, from the va .i . sources of authentic documents. WALKER'S PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY, Stereotyped, complete in Soo. lii.day wit published in nne large Vol. tivo. without the smallest tridgment, price 'IL in boards, a new Edition, being the Sub, of Critical PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY, I I and Expositor of the English Language. By JOHN WALKER, /tier of Elentents of Elocution, Rhyming Dictionary, &c. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; and J. Johnson Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. In this volume, the meaning of every word is clearly ex ' , and the sound of every syllable distinctly sheven ; and. words are subject to different pronunciations, the authori of our best Pronouncing Dictionaries are fully exhibited, the as fn. each at large displayed, and the preferable pronuncia pointed oat. As above may be ha , l, all Mr. Walker's other Works. JUST COMPLETED! 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D. •nattd for RiCHAID FHILLICS, Nu 6, Eridge-street, Black ''"; cad to be had of all Booksellers, Newsmen, :tad other 4 . ; :faia Books in the United Kiotdorn. ____ _ HUTCHINSON'S MEMOIRS, Octavo Edition. 1 Monday, Feb. 5, will be published the Third Edition, in Two 1 Volumes, eve,. with Portraits and other Engravingb' HUT CHINSON, IVIOIRS of the LIFE of COLONEL l* Governor of Nottingham Castle and Town, ,- ,ri - tents:ive of the County of Nottingham in the Long Par nest, and of the Town of Nottingham in the first Parliament ~. Ci:ri es 11. &c. Wi t h o ri g i n al Anecdotes of many of the mast ` l 'o l thed of his Contemporaries, and a Sutninary Review of r „' ol ic ATairs i written by his Widow, Lucy, Daughter of Sir 411 .tptley, Lieutenant of the 'Tower, &e. From original MSS. By the Rev. JULIUS Hi ITCIIINSON. Tcwhich Is prefixed, the Lite of - .t.'lrs. Hutchinson, written by tti lstif, a Fralment. l Frin:ed for Loug rn i n , H urs t, Rec. 3, and Orme, Paternoster ow. We regard this work as a valuable addition to our stock of 1 7'Faal documents. But perhaps its greatest merit will he _ ., wed to re st on i ts exce ll ency as a li terar y composition ; the i 3 interesting in the highest itqlee. The editor has not ex where he recommends his book to the Ladies as more , - , ll4l ning than most novels. 'the style is undoubtedly entitled r "e Praise of vigour apd elegance, and will not lac easily wed among the writings of our elder authors." II t:ri , i7al Review, January 1807. . 1 See also the Co?l Monthly and ctll.n. Reviews. P' EV • • es remain in Royal Quarto, with fast impresslon3 •ut times, price X 2. 12s. 6d boards, n 0,1 London Printed for Thomas Ten, No. 111, Cheapside Allason, N 0.31, New Bond-street; and at all the Circu lating Libraries. Where may be had, just published, in one volume octavo, price 9s. in boards, Marmion Travestied, a Tale of Modern Times, dedicated to Walter Scott, Esq. • WI fH ONE HUNDRED ENGRAVINGS. This day was published, In Four elegant Volumes, post Octavo, embel li shed with 100 beautiful Engravings, taken from the last Paris Edidon, Price Two Guineas and a Half in boards, or on common Paper, price Twenty-eight Shillings, boards, GBLAS of SANTILLANA, newly transla tes from the French of A. R. Le SAGE, with a Life of the Author; and copious Notes, Historical, Biograpbl..al, and Topographical. By MARTIN SMART. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, Bridge-street, London, and to , be had of all Booksellers. - A LIBRARY FOR YOUNG PERSONS. This day were published, a new edition, in four small volumes, embellished with numerous Engravings, price ten shillings half bound, I'ABART'S COLLECTION of POPULAR STORIES for the NURSERY, from the French, Italian, and Old English Writers, newly translated and revised. The design of this work will be the best explained bynaming the twenty-eight stories which form the contents. WHITTINGTON AND HIS HOP 0' MY THUMB CAT BEAUTY ANDTHE BEAST CHILDREN IS THE WOOD FORTUNIO PERONELLA JACKTHE GIANT-KILLER PORTON ATUS TOM THUMB GUISELDA GOODY TWO-SHOES THE wHrrt CAT THE SEVEN CHAMPIONS ROBIN HOOD VALENTINE AND ORSON LI TTLE RED RIDING- FATAL AND FORTUNE HOOD THE THREE WISHES BLUE BEARD ALADDIN PUSS IN BOOTS NOURJAHAD THE SLEEPING BEAUTY ALI BABA CINDERELLA I JACK and the BEAN STALK RIQUET WITH THE TUFT 1 SINBAD THE SAILOR. Printed for TA BART and Co. at the Original Juvenile Library, No. 157, New Bond-street ; and to be had of all the Booksellers and Toymen in the O Kingdom. f whom may also be bad, 1. TABART'S MORAL 'TALES, in PROSE and VERSE, selected and revised, from Johnson Goldsmith, Hawkesworth, Mackenzie, St. Pierre , Percival, Barbauld, Addison, Jauffret, ace. in 4 volumes, similar to the above, price 10s. 2. BIBLE or SaRIPTU RE STORIES, consisting of all the de tached Narratives in the Old and New Testament, in the language of the Sacred Writings, as Joseph, the Prodigal Son, tee. /cc. In 2 vols. price 4s. half bound. 3. RC BINEON CRUSOE, abbreviated for young persons, with 24 engravings, price 4s. 6d. half bound. 4. GULLIVER'S TRAVELS, abbreviated, with 12 coloured engravings, price eld. half board. CASES at Walton OWWeILiII, Epsom, Surrey, Lucy Daily was four years afflicted. with Scorbutic Ulcers ations in one leg, and speedily cured by Spilsbury's Patent Anti. scorbutic Drops.—Elizabeth Mathews, also cured of an ulcerated leg, by taking seven small buttles.,--4ames Skelton, aged 26, re duced to great weakness, with the loss of 9opieces of bone, re stored to health and a laborious occupation, though the loss ofhit leg was thought necessary to save his life. The genuine Medicine has the words, 'By the King's Patent, expressed on the bottle, bin of direction, and outside wrapper and the King's Duty is printed in black ink. Sold at the Dispensary, i 5, Soho-square, London, In small bottlet of ss. 6d. ; double bottles, 10s. ; and larger, 11.45. Compound Essence ,to allay unpleasant irritation, Bs. WHITE HANDS have ever been esteemed a per sonal beauty in both Sexes, and in some parts of Europe are essential to persons of rank. The BANDANA SOAP, or Indian Washing Cakes, possess the peculiar property of giving the most exquisite delicacy of texture and inconceivable fairness to the hands which are constantly washed with this Soap. Even in cases where the skin has been injured by labour or other vio lence, the hardness and coarseness are effectually, infallibly, and permanently removed, and succeeded by a smoothness, fairness, and delicacy of appearance, which cannot be acquired by any other means whatever. It is by experience only that any one may form an adequate idea of the superior excellence of this Soap.— Sold by the Proprietors' Agcnt,whose signature it bears, William Withers, No. 22,, Strand, near Temple-bar, London; and the Proprietors, as a further security, beg them to be particular in noticing, that the name and address of the printer, E. Spragg, No. 27, Bow-street, Covent-garden, is affixed to the label and wrap per. All others are counterfeits.—Sold by many respectable Per fumers and Medicine Venders in Town and Country, price Is. each cake. But it is at all times necessary to be particular in ob serving the above caution, which will be the means of preventing the imposition which has of late been practised. THE following Cases will shew the efficacy of FOTHERGIL'S NERVOUS CORDIAL DROPS in all Nervous Disorders, Indigestion, &c.—To Dr. Freeman. SIR—As I have experienced a most wonderful cure by your Fothergil's Nesvons Cordial Drops, I beg leave to mention it thus publicly. I was Dropsical, vo miting blood from myr sto mach in large quantities, terribly disturbed in my head, fright ened at any thing, palpitation of the heart, dejected spirits, lost of memory, violent breaking, out on my arms and body, and could get no rest night or day. In this condition I was left by the most eminent Physicians, expecting every moment would be my bst,till my wife sent for your invaluable medidne, a few bottles of which perfected a cure two years ago, without any return of the disease, to the surprise of all my acquaintance. By publish ing this most extraordinary cure, it may prove beneficial to un fortunate nervous patients, and it humble esteemed a favour con ferred on, Sir, your most obliged servant, PENNORTI4. Millbank-street, Westminster, March 11. S o ld wholesale and retail , at Mr. Builds, 4, Cbespside, eorper of Paternoster-row; Baxter, Edinburgh and G lasgow' Bilson, W oo l w ich; and by most country Medicine Vender, in Bottles, alt 11 s. and 4s. 6d. each. Of whom mef be h ad, Dr. Fothergire Female PMs, so justly - , eel for the Female Sas pia pet To be PUBLICLY SOLD, to the highest Bidder, At the Custom House, Newcastle, on Monday, the Sth of February, 1810, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, • H E FOLLOWING GOODS, viz. About 119 Staves-6 Deals-45 Haadspikes 3 cwt. 2 qr. 0 lb. Corkwood 81 lbs. Raw Coffee O 2 21 Rough Flax 15 lbs. Roasted ditto 2rbs. Cotton y 4 Gallons Spanish Wine 3 814-gs Salt Ditto Portugal Do. SI lbs. Moist Sugar Ditto Cordials Si lbs. lea (Black) The broken parts of the Hull of the Stadt Vier Lugger, and the Sails, Anchors, Cables, Standing and Running Rigging, and other Materials, belonging to the said Lugger.—Also, Will be Sold,the same Day, at the Watch-house, North-Shields, A BOAT. She may be seen, on application to the Tide Surveyors there. The other Goods may be seen at the Custom-house, any day previous to the Sale. BATH.—VALUABLE COLLECTION OF BOORS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. WISE, At the Lower Rooms, on Monday, the sth February, and five following Days ; the Books to be viewed two days previous to the Sale, A MOST Splendid COLLECTION of BOOKS, most of which are elegantly Bound. Among other valua ble publications are Camden's" Britannia, 4 vols. folio ; Flogarth's Works, complete. fine impressions ; Lawater's Physiognomy, 5 vols. 4t0.; a Subscriber's Copy, Grose's Antiquities, a complete Set of the Parliamentary Register, 109 vole. Sir W. Jones's and Lord Orford's Works, 4to. New Annital Register, 29 vols. Heath's splendid edition of Shakespeare, 6 vols, 4to. Catalogues to be had at the Place of Sale, and of the Auctioneer, Orange Grove. BOOKS, PRINTS, PAIR of GLOBES, MAPS, PLATE, &c. ETON COLLEGE, BUCKS. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. DANIEL SMITH, At the Lodge, Eton College, on Monday, the sth of February, 1810, and the Five following days, by order of the Executors of the Rev. Dr. Decks, deceased, (late Provost of Eton College) ASCARCE and Valuable COLLECTION of ENGLISH, FRENCH, ITALIAN, and CLASSICAL LITERATURE; containing about 4000 Volumes, selected with the greatest judgment from the most celebrated Works of Ancient and Modern Writers, many of which are unbound, and Presen tation Copies : some fine and beautiful Prints, about 700 Ounces of Plate, &c. &c. The Sale to begin each day at Eleven o'clock. Catalogues may b., bad at Is. each (to be returned to Purchasers) of Mr. Smith, Auctioneer, Windsor ; and at No. 9, New Broad-street, London. f To be viewed on Friday and Saturday previous to the Sale, and I no Person to be admitted without a Catalogue. A LZOO ik ondergeteekende, Exploicteur & deur waarder van beide de Gerechts Hoven alhier rutkrachte van Mandament van Ezecutie verleend, door den Hove van CivVe Justitie de dato, (27 May, 1808, ten behoeven van W. Vintz, imp& trent van gezegd mandament of op ende legens, Daniel Alet, sigenaar der plantage Hermitage, gelegen binnen de oost Zee Kust der rivier deezer Colonic, en op dr generaale Kaart bekend wider, No. IS, met alle derzelver ap—en dependentien, op den, SI May, L L In Ezeeutie heb genomen Zoo word door my on dergat : door deeze aan een ieder geadverteerd dat ik voornee mens ben swore ; plantage Hermitage cum anneals en ingevolge dear van yeformeerde lnventaris welke ler Comploire els booven vermeld voor een leder ler visie legt, na verloop van een Jaar en Zes weeken gereekend van vonrm, 51 May, 1808, alhier op publicque veiling in St. I leeren Ezecutie to verkoopen allea con form de nieuwe order door welgemeld Hof van Clyde Justltie, op het, by ezecutie verkoopeit van plantagien uitgegeeven in Reader, den 7 September & 8 October, 1804, ten chide ult bet provenue der als dan verkogt wordende plantage, Hermitage C. A. to Kunnea verhaalen Zodanige Som, als wear voor heteolve is ge Esecuteerd cum interessen met de kosten waar na zig een legelyk kan reguleeren. Aldus deeze eldvertentle gedaan en verders met dezelve ge handelt zoo ads gebruiketyk is. K. FRANCICEN, Ezpl. & Denrw. Berblo, 21 October, 1808. (TRANSLATION.) ADVERTISEMENT OF THE EXPLOICTEUR OFFICE. Whereas I, the undersigned Marshal (Exploic teor & deer warden) of both the Honourable Courts of this Colony, by virtue of a Mandate of Execution granted by the Honourable Court of Civil Justice, dated 47th May, 1608, at the instance of W. Vitas versus Daniel Alet, Proprietor of Plantation, Hermitage, situated on the East Coast division of this Colony, and quoted on the General Chart, Lot. No. IS, did take the same Estate Hermitage, with all its appurtenances, un der execution on the Slit day of May past. Be it therefore known, that I, the said Exploicteur, do intend to dispose of, by Marshall Sale, in this Colony, the Paid Estate Hermitage Cum anneals, after the expiration of one year and viz weeks, to commence from the above 31st May, 1808, agreeable to an Inventory thereof, which is daily to be seen at my Office, all conformably to the late order enacted by the Ho nourable Court of Civil Justice, at their Asembly, on the 7th September and Stb October, 1804, respecting the sale of Estates by Execution, in order from the proceeds of the Sale of Planta tion Hermitage Cum anneals, to discharge the debt for which it has been taken under execution, with the interest and costs thereon, to which all persons are to regulate themeelves ac cordingly. This done and made public according to age. (Signed) K. FRANCKEN, Manbs fl Serbia' Itt •_ October, 1808. • FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PARIS, JANUARY 23. The Legislative Body met yesterday at half pest one o'clock. His Majesty the King of Bavaria, his Eminence the Prince Primate, and a number of fo. reign Ministers, were present upon this occasion.— Immediately after reading the minutes, Messrs. Se gur, Corvetto, and Corsini, were introduced as Mes sengers from the Council of State ; the former f whom, after adverting at some length to the various subjects which had come under the consideration of the Assembly, read a decree of his Majesty, purporo ting that the business for which the Legislative Body had been convoked, having been brought to a eon: elusion, the Session for 1809 should terminate on the 22d of January. A detachment of the grenadiers of the Imperial Guard were then introduced amidst a flourish of trumpets, and seated themselves on both sides of the Emperor's statue. M. de Fontanes, the President, read a message from the Duke of Bassano, the Secretary of State, signifying that his Majesty had appointed M. de Segur, Adjutant Commandant, to convey to the Legislative Body 80 standards and flags taken from the Spaniards in the affairs of Es pinosa, Burgos, Tudela, Somo-Sierra, and Madrid, M. de Segur then presented the colours, making a short speech upon the occasion, which was replied to by M. de Fontanes ; and the Counsellors at State having retired amidst repeated exclamations of" Long live the Emperor," the Session was declared at an end. Yesterday his Imperial Majesty issued a decree for assembling the Legislative Body on the Ist of Febru ary, for the Session of 1810. AMSTERDAM, JANUARY et We appear to be on the eve of seeing our fate de cided. On Saturday last the public curiosity .vas strongly excited by the arrival here of a Chamberlain of the King from Paris, in great haste. His dis patches occasioned an immediate meeting of the Coun cil of State, and the Council of the Ministers, who continued deliberating the whole night. Theisame Chamberlain set out again as soon as possible with the result of these deliberations, which have been trans mitted to his Majesty. Nothing positive has transpired on this subject ; but it is presumed that the King has ' convoked these two Councils, in order to take their opinion on the important changes which are to take place in our country. One of them, viz. the cessa tion of the island of Walcheren appears to be already determined, at least we have received intelligence that our troops who last occupied it, have been replaced by French troops, from the Isle of South Beveland. The Royal Courant, today, repeats the following paragraph, inserted the day before yesterday in the Amsterdam Courant :—" Letters from Paris, of the Btit of this month, announce that our King enjoys the best heath. Nothing transpires with respect to the important affairs discussed between his Majesty and his august Brother ; but the frequent and amicable interviews which took place between the two Sove reigns, induce us to hope a prompt and speedy de nouemen'. PRIOURGH, JAN.B. Proclamation of his Majesty the Emperor s to the Members of the Hungarian Nobility : " Faithful imitators of the examples of your an cestors, guided by your attachment and obedience to your Sovereign, and animated with the most ardent seal for the country, you replied with equal zeal and • energy to the appeal which I made to you, in defence of the throne and the country ; I acknowledge your bravery, I have been a witness of your courageous efforts, in order to fulfil your glorious destination. I have seen the happy effects of them, and after the multiplied proofs of courage which a great number among you have often given me, I always reckoned with an entire confidence that the united corps would rival my army in keeping the enemy from my Monar chy, and save the State by a decisive blow. Peace has terminated your glorious works—your Sovereign takes leave of you with gratitude for all you have done, and all that you were disposed to have done. Enjoy in the bosoms of your families the satisfaction of having fulfilled your duty to your Sovereign and to your Country—Preserve the heroic sentiments of your ancestors : that this national energy may never be weakened in you, that respect for your superiors ; union among yourselves, and love of order, may be your motto in peace as in war ; that a happy mixture of civil and warlike virtues, of which the annals of Hungary afford so many examples, may assure you repose and happiness, will be constantly the object of the.wishes and efforts of your Sovereign. (Signed) 48 rauire!