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- -----"••••••"""-- iii; Ar01eA,40,1:::,..1. . . • ..etk u , r4/1 1 1 • . . ...... . ... e r t ..,..-mi. _,. ... ... -... . •,. -__.,%.4- • -----,........„ _., . 41 , 4 :', - .t..- ,-- , i4).) ~...40 . , . . ---,..k.fk,..._ . (( S ~•..„ . . r •044,14404 • 11 0 li . 1 , 0-. 4 ea I-4111k r Ao rAl i k . .. - . . 1...! • 0 .,,,,PAN.N.,1, • 4 • . • . \_.__ t iki All,:y i 111 \ k. 4) .,er . ~ • Amm0m.......16.' - . Num BRA 817. TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1814. PPICP, SIXPENCR-H I. PPRN*.V. 'I MORTGAGE. WANTED, from 4'20,000 to W50,0000)3 the most ample Freebo;d Security, and particularly aivantageous to Trove's, laving large turns to lay out or invest on landed eateurity.—A liberal remuneration will be made to the 'pervert pro curing It. Funker particulars may be obtained on application to Mr. Culslia, law Stationer, Threadaeedltt-street, London. VALPY'S SCHOOL HORACL STATE LOTTERY. J begs leave to inform his • Friends and the Public, that Tickets and Shares for the NEW LOT TERY, which begins Drawing on THURSDAt Dna, SEP EMBER Ist, are uow .eling much cheapef than for many years past, at his well known and Fortunate Offices, No. 37, Cornhill ; No. 98, Haymarket; No. 11, Holborn; and Nu. 141, Oxford-strett. The Scheme contains numerous Capitals, including two of s€2o 000, two of £lO,OOO, and two of £5,000; the lowest Prize tinder the coat of a ticket. . _ HAZARD, BURNS, to. respectfully inform the Public that TICIIRTII and SRAM's for the STATE LOTTERY, to begin drawing on the let of SEP rEMSER, art in Sale at their Offite, No. 93, RovAL ERMA I:GE. The Leuts7 consists-of Roily 14009 Tickets, and the Scaaaas contains 2 Prizes of AE2O,OOQ I 2 Prizes of £5,000 ' 2 --- 10,09ci I 2 With others from £l,OOO down to the Lowest Prize,which is £90.1 ••• I.etters (post-paid) duly answered, and Orders from the Country accompanied with Remittance, punctually attended to. Covet nment and all other Poblk Securities Bought and Sold by Commission. FIRST OF SEPTEMBER. A.BISH respectfully acquaints the Public, that . the present 1.0 - eIERY begins Drawing onTH URSDAY, ti.e Ist cf September. • Present Price--Ticket, £el9. 193. Half - LW 7 0 I Eighth - £2 13 6 Quarter 5 5 0 Sixteenth 1 7 0 Ticke s and Shares are selling at BISH's Offices, 4, Cornhill, anJ 9, Cb tring-crolt, where more PRIZES in NUMBER and VALUE have been sold for the Izst Ten Years than at any two Offices in London.—Schemes gratis, and all Business in the Pub lic Funds transacted will fidelity and dispatch, at •4, COR NH11.1., and 9, CHARING-CROSS. - STATE LOTTERY. CARROLL and Co. Stock-Brokers, No. 7, Corn bill, and 26, Oxford-street, beg leave respectfully to inform the Public, that they are selling Tickets and Mures for the New 1.0 I' PERY much Cheaper than for many years pact, Whole 3 ickets at only 19 Guineas, and Sixteenths at £l. 73. rach. C. and Co. particularly recommend the Scheme to the twee.. ton of the Public (which may be had gratis) ; it coi.ta , ni 2 Pr!zes of £30,1.001 3 Prizes of 28.2,C00 2 Prizes of 10,000 4 Prizes of looti 2 Prizes of 5',000 5 Pr zes of 500 Besides 43 Capitals of ,8 . 00, .£lOO, &C. &c.—the lowest Prize eC2O each, and no Bled Copitah. Begins Drawing NEX I THURSD AY,September Ist. • Last Lottery CARROLL and Co. sold the following Capitals, iz. No. 3,940, a Prize of £3,100, and No. 3,114, 1 Prize of sC-200, in rwelve Shares. N. B. All itnstness in the Put tic Funds transacted, and Orders Eno) ti.e (!. unry runetusLy at - ten - fled to. _DANIEL TREADWELL, 38, London-Wall, was, by 'a Medlar Bbard in Dublin, discharged from thp 7tti Regiment of Queen's Own Ilussars as Incurable and unfit for fUtbft eery te, be.ng afflicted wit% aieropholous disease lb • the glands di b 4 sleek. Rath, as welt. as seebsthing, were beeg 4fee4.l for thr e without any henefit. He then was ad. - ttri:td to try st'ILS:iURY's PAIEN r ANTISCORBUIIC DROPS, and, en appl cat•en was admitted to the Dispensary for the poor He dated hs diseant front fatigue during Sir John livlo.ire's retreat. When a..nitted, the elands of his neck were ulcerated and donhat ging, his limbs swelling with severe pain. . M 4 yen months he was discharged, perfectly cured, his glands sealed. 'anti no . syntroms 'remaining. spilbbury's Patent Ain iscorbutic Drops, far the cure of Scurvy, Goo', unza!ism, II icerations, aid Eruptive . and. Bilious Dis ease,, are sold whowsale at H. F.dwards's, 605, St. Patiri Church yard; and retail at the Dispensary, - 15, Soho-square, London, in bottles Of ss ; double, ttls. od ; and largest, all. fils..diity W aived. COMPOUND ESSENCt, '5. ' fu prevent Cutincerftits, cbc Getitrinis Maw bat a Black Ink stamp. SRI t LSE PAINT MANUFACTORY, No. GI . , QUBILN STREET, CHEAPSIDS. IMPENETRABLE PAIN rs AND COAL TAR BROWN. 'UPTON ..nd Co. (Lite of London Wall) most respectfully inform the Public that the Impenetrable Paints are very ornamental, and being ground in Litiseed Oil, may be arplsed with advandtge to alt purposes of useful painting, both los'de and outside, where handsome appearance, durabi lity, and economy are considerations. lor Park Palings, Stucco and Piaster Fronts, Iron and Wood Railing, and Out-huildings of every description, they are peculiarly adapted, as they resist ett-ers of Weather in an aatonishMg degree, are a care for the worm and dry rat, and will stand in hot climates; they are of the toPowing colours and prices, viz. Invisible Omen 5e s. per cwt. Dark Green 7rw. and Olive Green 1 Its.—titre drop Urren ts. eni. to 2s. per lb.—Slate, Lead, and Store Colours 365. per cwt. Chocolate Sts. ,Red or Brown 425. and White Paint Ws.—Prepared to thin then for use, is. per gallon. • 1 . 110 Cual Tar Brown is of two kinds, vit. common 18s. per awn. and relined Tar Brown 22i. per cwt. They are both applica ble to the covering rough Fencing**, Porous l'iles,V/eather Board tr.g, Elute* Gates, Wood under Oround or Water, particularly the refined Tar, it bang perfectly insoluble In Water ; the worm sell not penetrate where it is used ; it is also of a good colour, dries very hard, andiee•asily applied, let uking Only to be heated, 0=41.44 •-• •••;•/* • common tar brush. * * l Painters' Oils and Colours, &c. Ste. Merchants, Captains, •,. . a:4 the Trede..upplied on liberal Terms. QUACKERY IS THE DEATH OF 'I IiOUSANDS. BEAL H R.F.TORED, Alter Imola; been deceived and improperly treated by illiterate Prettnilera. MESS R S. COOPER and Co. Surgeons, Charlotte street, Black friars road, adjoining Rowland Hill's Chapel, due;. , !. Sorters re7ular practice, Mut aver that thousands fall vie dais yearly toe Certain Cinnphint, owing to improper trearniesu, which have "cause! Dleeratious, soil h thecnes on the Head, lace, as.d liody,dinieess in tf..._•• oight, no! se in the Earl, D e afn ess , itrir u res , oh- 'nate (Ares. Nerve, on th e n Bones, ulcerated s or e Thrqa• nocturne:l paintin the Heed and limbs (frequently m;o -ralmo and of.tn ta.adly treved as Rheumathen); at bat Dropsy 'comp.', with a general Debility, and decay of the constitution, es ik;inariug from a Drsadful Disease harking iu the habit or the Zrnvroper use of Mercury. Messrs. Cooper and Co. have been regularly bred to the pro -47Nr,10n, (and their experience in the above disorders are unparal. Ined), are Members of the Royal College of rurgeons, in Lon don and ; and It is gratifying to their feelings to an trounce they have rescued very many of their fellow creatures Iron) the above dreadful disorders (after others, and even hospi tals bad fared). b.f.es , rs. Cooper and Co. are consulted daily from ten till/seves (Sundays excekte i) by either itl, confidentially ; or by letters, post paid, when medichies and the best advice will be sent to any part of the town or country. N.B. The PILES and FISTULAS cured without Burning or Cutting. and tbose who labour tinder the most distressing cases of debility (from whatever cause, whether jtvrei,ile indiscretion sar otherwise) need not despair, but apply to Surgeon Cooper and C. Chatlattvoarrat e BlaokftlankroaJ, acylduing Kowling 11111', Word. Tbis day was published, price Ss. 6d. l ihno bound, A Neat and Correct EDITION of HOItACE, /1 for the Use of SCHOOLS, which has been collated from the BEAT EDI PIONS. Ibe objectionable Ode* and Passages have been ezeunged. The above is printed uniform with VALPY's EDITION of VIRGIL, price Is. bound. bold by Law; Longman and Co. London; and all other Booksellers. Just published, price 81. 6d. • ADDITIONAL LETTERS, In Answer to the Rev. Mr. TVOYLEY's ATTACIC on Sir WILLIAM DRUMMOND', CEDIPLIS JUDAICUS. Con taining a variety of Interesting Biat.tcra. CRITICISM, elucidating the Sacred Writing,. By VINDEX BIBLICUS and CANDIDLY% Sold by Sherwood, Neely aad Jones, Paternoster-row, and all Booksellers. IMPROVED EDITION. This day was published, Tr EA RSLEY's TAX TABLES, corrected to the 111 90th of JULY, 181 4 , containing the Property Tax awl Assessed Taxes, the roost general *sap Ditties, and a Correct 'Abstract of the new Acts resting to Kidney Coaches, Appren tices, Child Stealing, Attestation of Deeds, Spoiled Stamps, Po lice Offices, Post Horses, Game Duty, Clergy Residence, Aliens, Burying in Woollen, High I reason, and Makers of Muriatic Ada. London : Printed far G. Kearsley, Fleet•street. This day was pablighed, in Royal Octavo, price £l. Is. in boards, the Fourth Edition, with considerable alt,ratlonh and Add Woos, of E LAW of LANDLORD. and 'I . f.INANT ; including Lcatcs. Assignments, Tenams in Fee, Tenants for Life, Tenants for Years, Tenanis at Will, Rent, Msrrtgages, Copytfds, Lodgings, Fixtures, No.ic. Zo Quit, Diatiess,lcc.B4c. To wLich is added, an App.ndis of Precedents. By WILLIAM WOOD/A1.!., , . Of the Middle Temple, Etq. Barrister at Law. London : Printed for J. Butterworth and Son, Fleet-street. Of whom may be had, price Ss. 6d. in boards. An Epitome of the Law of Landlord and •renant, with an Ap pendix of Precedents, etc. Lsq. This e..ay wag pgibiigt.ed, In royal Oro. price 9s. 6d. Part IV. of Vol I. with Ititkr.te, com pleting the First Volume, of EPORTS of CASES argued and determined in the COURT of lIING's LENCH in Trinity Term, 53 Geo. 111, VAS. By GEORGE MAUI.E and WILLIAM SELWYN, • .Of Lincoln's Inn. E.trs. Bsrri.ters at Law. Parts 1.8, and 3, of these Reports, price 17s. 6d. may be had, containing Cases of Hilary and Paster„ Terms. London: Printed for J. Butterworth and Son, Fret-street. 01 whom may he had, price Xi, bound, in 16 vol., Reports cf Cases argued • and detain/nog in the Court of King's Bench, from Michaelmas Term, 41st Geo. Ilj. 1200, to Michaelmu, .53 Geo. 111. late, inclusive. By Edward Hyde East, E.ck Barrister at Law. This day was Itiblished, Elegantly printed in 4to. h►.tpressed and embellished with eu. merou. Plates sad Vignettes. prier 365. or with proof inspres s;ons of the Plates on India Paper,"prtee 2s. SK I'CHES ; nr, A TOUR THROUGH NOR WAY and SWEDEN to COPENHAGEN, interspened wi:h Historical and other Anecdotes of public and private cha racters. To which is added an Appstidix relative to the present pohtirti state of Norway.—By .I.6NS WULtP, Esq. London: Pri:.•ed for Loognian, Hunt, and Co. Paternoster row; Taylor and Hessey, Fieet•street ; and Y. Ashley, York street, Portman-square. Among the Plates is a Porte it of Christian trederic‘, King of Norwa-i, engraved by an eminent Artie under the fm surefia•e inspection of a Gentleman who is we:l actraiisted with his Majesty and who pronounces it to be a correct likeness. HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. DR. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, from their tendency to promote the na , nral secretions, and to removwobstructions and derangements of the vital organs, are the best preservative of heahh and life. They may he taken at 1.3 times, but should never be omitted after any excess of eating or drinking. Tills, head-ache, hultgestions, and other comp!, t in t , of the rtomaels and bowels; and thus, disorders of the liver, the lungs, the kidneys, &..7. and gouty and rheumatic affvetions, will be cured before they take rout in the constitution. As a general Family Medicine they are sup: riot to all ntlien., and they are particularly convenient for travellers, as they do not require any confinement. Sul,' in boxes, containing r,6 Pills, for 4s. thl. each, by F. Ntw hery and Sons, in St. Patil's Church-yard ; but as many persons mistake the house, they will be careful to observe that the Num ber is 45, the third from Cheapside, and that his same is en graved in the stamps. To be had also at Dr. James's late house in Bruton-street. • G ['ESTONIA N F.D3 CI NES. MR. LARNETT GUEST respectfully informs the Public, that the GUESTONIAN MEDICINEIi are sold by Messrs. NEWURT and Sorts, wholesale and retail, No. 29, Dame-street, Dublin; and those that wlah to see the salutary efficacy of them may receive that information, by perusing his " Guide from Palo, price ts. sold as above; or by examining the Sr.% Newspaper, Dell's Weekly Me- 'eager, or I.a Belle As semb".6e, where they will see that these cuenucal preparations have been established in London for more than twenty years, by relieving the following complaints in less than one hour, and by curies in a reasonable time, all sorts of Gout, Rheumatic Gout,. Riteuntatism, Pleunsy, Liver Complaints, old Sprains Bruises, and Weak net., or Contractions proceeding from repeated paron yams of the ab ove complaints; likewise Head.aches, Tooth-aches, Face-aches, as,d Far•aches: 3000 patients, after they bad been ad mitted into the London Hospitals, continued there a reasonable time, and returned without being relieved, have afterwards been restored to perfect health by the use of these restoratives. The success attending his Antibilious, Asthmatic, Nervous, and Con 'unaptly' Pills, are so great as almost to scent ineresrble; and his To th Powder, if once used, wdl alwa7 a be preferred. N B. 'These Mtdicines are sold wholesale by all the respect able Medicine Venders in London; but retail only by the Pro prietor, B. Curl''', No. 9, Great Burrey-ktroet. _ IN the various complaints incid e nt to the hum a n frame, there are none mere dreadful in their nature, nor more alarming in their consequences, than the GRAVEL and STONE, PAINS in the BACK, LOINS, and III.ADDER, and LUM • BAGO. They are complaints to which every person is liable, and arc a foundation for every other species of Disorder. HICKMAN's PILLS, Composed of the most innocent ingredients, have been found of angular efficacy, in not only strengthening the vessels containing the urine, bur in happily destroying the petrifying quality of it, from which' proceed the above complaints, &c. removing the calculi, or gritty secretions, and banishing every pernicious ten dei,cy to t ht.se disorders, without confinement. From a conscious ties,. of the powerful quality of these Pills, fully eel:lced by a private practice of many years, they are offered to the afflicted, and recommended as a cure for the above complaints. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard ; and retail by Belau and Sharp, Ports mouth; Hall, Harding,and Johnson, Gosport; Allnutt, Weston, Mallory, Jones, Portant Treirman, Exeter; Cookwortby, Glen. ville,Gilbert i and Hovland, Plymouth; Newbury,Duhlin; Baxter and Macdonald, Glasgow; Smith, Manderston, Scott, and Rea burn, Edinburgh; Crutwell, Bath; Ross& Peck, Hull; Gregson, Edwards and Penny, and Billinge,Liverpool; Stains and Lynch, Manchester; Bowen. Norwich; Knoct and Lloyd, Birmingham; Gregory. VI -1 010n; White, )soap; and malt Msdlcine v. 1 4wa, In banes at fa. Pd. web. EASY "%NM"! HOME, August 24, 1814. THE COURT of DIRECIVRS of the UNITED can/p..4lyr i f MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading S. the EAVT INDIES, do herekegive notice, That the Court will be ready to receive Proposals in writing on or before Wednesday,the 7th September next,from the Ownrrs of such Ships of the burtken of aboat 1200 Tons or upwards, lately arrived, which have performed Sir Voyages in the Colli pany's regular Service, s:weifying the rue of Freight at which they may be willing to Let such Ships for a Seventh Voyage in the Company's Regular Service. The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender" on the covsr, to be severally sealed up and left with the Secretary. at or h..4.)re twelve o'clock. at noon, on the said 7th of eeptember nest, be yond which hour the Court will not receive any Tettder. The particulars of the Terms and Conditions under which the Ships will be employed in the Company's Service for a Seventh Voyage, may be had upon application to Mr. Motice, Clerk to the Committee of Shipping,. on or after Friday next, the 40th instant. DART, 4er.4t.ust-Se,:retaer. graTOM.ROUS R. LONDON, Auput £7, 1514. FOR SALE, .141Dreo *fete Hon. tie awith r ifour,l ebb .llfojert,li Cutter's. On Thursday the lot, and Friday the itd September. 1814, at Two &Clock in the Af ernoon of the said Days preciady, , at tic Cuoint•rciai Sale Rioents, Minrirl•lane. • T lit FOLLOWING GOODS, for Home Con sumpt±on I'nrcelaine, a Pair of superb Candelabras on Orrnoltt Stanis, Gilt O nainents for Weeks, Bronze Figures, Deals, Masts, Tim- I:er, Staves, Lathwood, 1-lemp, Cordage, iron. City. Betts, a Smack Tvlat , :rials, Gunpowder, Es4ence of :'•pruet., L. vmon I lorp: Printed Cotton, Unrite.l Chalk, Brats Guns, Cocoa, and su:)4lly othsr . Gdods as rneudoued h the Cate. lope, Ci-EAR OF •LL Dorms. 114 Cocoa to b- viewed at the Weet-Indla Does • the (inn. powder at Matge's Alagazhve, Barking; the Masts, Timber, Stave., Lathwood, Hemp, Cordage, Iron, Pip., Clay, Beats and Smack, :a the Tobacco Ground, itsstheelithe; and el tie other Goode at the Mega Warehouse, No. SO, Lower l'hanse; street, on Moildel the e9tb, Tuesday the sail!, and Wedneeday the Stet in itant, from Nine o'Zlock lu the Morning to One in the APernuo ,n and on the Niernutge b e fore the Salo, where Catalogues will _delitretvd, price 1 s. emit. ----7- Cif;i ' iliit..l4oliii, - Wiff " MOU TH. TO LE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Order ef the Honourable Commissioners at his Majesty's C. atoms, at the Customhouse, Weymee li, on Tuesday, the 18th day of September, 1814, preCitly at One o'Clock in the Afternoon, gatl'llE SMACK, caled the MARIA KEN- S TINE, not subject to a British Register. Admea. 'wring ;moot 56 Tuns. Together with her Mast, liAvsprit, sill standing Rigging; which have been seized, and legally con demned. ONEY advanced, from £3OO to a 5100,04,0, by BURROWS and Co. successors to RYDER and Co. 14 us •seU Mem, Howlans.l-street, Fitzroy-square, on Anittiqes, Bins, elutes of Hand, and all sorts of Securities; they clans mor: re spectability and power than any others in this line, and can make an instant advance to persons of kt.o.en chlracters Attemlarxe :111 day. FRENCH PAPERS. PARIS, AUG. 26. - cur a long time the celebration of the fett. of St. Louis has not been suffered to take'place. This as.' gnat name reminds us of the most bt iiliant epochs of our history. What Frenchman does not feel his lie trt beat at the recollection of r. Louis, who was not des tined to be cite last martyr of his race : at the recol lection of Louis XII. the father of his people ; of Louis XIV. the pride of Fr.p:ce ; of Louis XV. un der whose rei; ; ns the zr:s and scieoces flourished with sur.:i eclat ; or, finally, at the name of Louis XVIII. whose return to the throne of his ancestors is to all Frnnchmen the pledge of peace and happiness. Thus, we cannot too often repeat, that the Fete of St: Louis was celebrated yesterday at Paris, like the birthday of the father of a great family. At the Opera Pelage, or Ls Rol a la Pdx, was represented gratis; and at Feyde.au, Les Heritier: lilichau was per formed. The allusions presented by these two pieces were eagerly seized by the audience, which on this occasion was really formed by the people. Tariffs was represented at the Theatre Francais. On the delivery of the following line in the second act—. " Nous vivons sous un Prince ennemi de la fraude." the most unanimous applause burst from every part of the Theatre. Never did the Court of the ThuiUeries exhibit so brilliant a spectable as yesterday. It was covered with the most rich and elegant, carriages ; numerous piquets of cavalry were stationed at certain distances from each other. The multitude of citizens of all classes presented a picture full of interest. Joy, con fidence, and happiness were painted oa every counte nance. It was not a dismal and ferocious master whom they were visiting—a sovereign with a menac ing aspect, whose gloomy forehead was never enliven. ed, not even on the celebratihn of his birth.day—but a monarch full of kindness and affection, a father solely occupied with the happiness bi his numerous family. His fete was, therefore, that of all French men, and also that of all foreigcers accustomed to honour his virtues. The great Orders of the State, the Diplomatic Body, the French Marshals, the General Officers, the various Civil and Military Authorities, the Courts of Justice, the Tribunals, &c. were admitted to present their felicitations and homage to his Majesty. On returning from mass, his Majesty, .accompanied by Monsienr, the Duke and Duchess of Angouleme, the Duke de Berri, and the Prince of Conde, present ed himself at the balcony of the gallery of the Cha pel, when the loudest acclamations were heard en all sides. The King wore the grand cordon of the Military Order of Sr. Louis the Pointe that of the Order of the Holy Ghost. At sir o'clock in the evening, the King, the Duke and Duchess of Angouleme, the Duke of Bern, the Prince of Conde, and the Duke of Bourbon, dined in state at the Palace; the public were admitted to the enjoyment of this ceremony, which was customary at the most remote periods of the Monarchy. On this memorable day we traversed every part of the capital, and every where witnessed the sentiments of love and devotion which the Parisians bear towards Lairis k Duirri, and to the august family of the ' Bourbons. The illuminations were most bririant. Among the transparencies we remarked a considerable number bearing inscriptions which testified the love of tie French people for their long wisheiLlOr Sovereign great number of houses were illuminated. lions the first storey to the sixth : and notwithsiandiog the rale which fell aSout eight o'clork, the streets, the wards, ahe quays and public places wane cr iwded with people, .d tie! Freach character was every where displayed in the most striking manner, On the day of his :.I.tjt.sty's visit to - the Ho e 1 de Ville, M. Hone:aux, the proprietor of an acriai will dispatch it btfore his Majesty. It will consist of ball o on, a wild b oar , two tigers, a buil..ing, and two horsemen mounted on their coursers The whole will be twice as Log:. as life, and each ACI 902'3 will be the bearer of a later to persons who 'rimy find them, to mention haw they may be returned By an ordinance of the King, dated the sth of this month, full aoirentite amnesty is granted' to all naval officers and seamen who are at present in a'r.ate of dtiortiou. '.l".:e same pardon is applic ihle to Ms. ritinie• 'Cbilstripti, to artillery and military to gunners, to Orson; belonging to the regiments of marine artillery, to the galley guards, and generally• to all the deserters of the mating departmot.. In this' regulation are included all individuals of the abovd desctiption who having been arrested, or who having voluntatily presented themselves, have not yet been, • brought to trial ; sod) of them 23 aro detained in pri.. son shall be immediately set at liberty. The deserters to whorn en Amnesty is granted by the present ordinance ail bound to present theta selves within the space of two months. The time granted to deserters who may be s abroad is fixed at six months for those in Europe ; a yeti. for thole countries out rf Europe ; and eighteen months for those beyond the Cape of Gopd Hope. • The Minisur at War has addressed the folloaring Circular to the Commissaries of Milit'ary Divisions " Paris, Anust 23, 1814. " Slit—The King, who pays very par;ctil it atten tion to the tate of the militity, having charge i me to rem:er aa a , :connt to him the state of payment of sol.tiers on 1)411-pay and clicharged, I made knee.% to his Majesty the .Iclay this braoc!) of the sei. vice had experienced under the late Otnernment. ee HIS Majesty, anxious that brave men , a ho hire shed their b:ood for the Rimy of the Fie-a:h name should not languish is want, has given :ne speci.ii orders to cause to be disch aged without dells not only the pay ti the current quarters, but les* the ay. re it left by the late Guvernment. " In or&r to fulfill his Majesty's intentions. I have placed at t::e disposal of the divisiona: y paymaster; funds destined wttolly to discharge tie first qu ater 1514, and the greater part of the sec I :i.tet at the same time taken measures, in urdtr that the !pie. .tion of the second quarter, still in arrear, may be dis. charged by the end of &paltry,. next. ..'.tit the rat& title/ and in eervfonliity to the wit of the King, the paym titers will receive all the ne,es. s try funds for completing the payments for I S ld, in t - x..ler that those arrears may be entirely paid off at tiMf eat: of the third quarter. ee I beg you, Sir, to contribute by all the means in your newer, to the execution (tithe paternal views of nis Niajcste, who dJsires that this important service should no longer experience delay, and that it should be watched with a:1 that interest which the soldicie who ate the obiects of it must naturally inspire. e e Receive, Sir, the assurance of my high tea& deration. (Signe.l) d' Count DUPONT, Minister at War." STRASBURGH, AUGUsr is. _ _ Preparations had boen male here lot the reception of the Duke of Berri; but they have b2en suspetsded, since official notice has been teceived that his Royal Highness's journey will - be postponed to the month of December. VIENNA. AUGUST It The Archduke Palatine of Hungary has been ap. pointed by our Court to go to meet his Majesty the Emperor of Russia: we. are assured that his Ituperial Highness will proceed as far as Wilna, and that pre. parations are already made for his journey. I'OSEN, AUGUST 6. The Gmnal of Division Sokolnicki has nosed to be transported hither from Nancy, the mortal I - villains of Stanislaus Leczinsky, former King of Pol Put of them was yesterday solemnly depo'.ited in the cathedral of this city, in presence of the civil and military authorities, and a great number.of the its habitants. The temainder of them will be conveyed to Cracow, to be there deposited in the tombs of our Kings. Stanislaus had been Weywoie of POMO before his accession to the throne. DLISSEI.DOIt?, AUGUST IS. A great number of Prussian troops arrived hers yesterday, and proceeded on their route to-day. It is stated, that 15,000 Saxon troops, which were can. toned on the Middle Rhine, are about to enter Hesse, and that they will be rep! aced by Prussian troops from the Lower Rhine. The reason assigned lot this is the disbandirg,. by the Elector of Hesse, of the war contingent, which he was bound to Maintain on foot. The Prince has none to Berlin ; but it is hinted, that Prussia may seize this opportunity to re. duce Hesse to a state of dependency. TURIN, MMUS 1' 10. The Jews had multiplied in a most incredible man ner beyond the Alps. The French Legislature had, as is well known, called the Hebrews to a share in the political rights, and they had con.e ;wilt!) , seized upon all the employments of the country—they oc cupy the first places in the Magistracy. Some had even crept into the public schools as teachers. They would, in short, have engrossed every thing. His Majesty has establised the ancient order of things, and the Jews haveonce more become what they ought to be., —lf they are tolerated, it is only on the conditions to which they •were formerly subject : several therefor* have left Piedmont for Parma or Tuscany, where they expect to be more mildly treated. We know that they have a Synagogue at Colorno, and they enjoy the rights or Citizenship at Florence and Lesborm.