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NIB --• • • r` HIPP; V. • C JJ • Ailt) •• - • , . ir (%11;-t .((.:10 • • • if ,1 710 !,T...e4 • ~ i lS„,\„. A, • . .• . 47. • .%. ' • • ;.1 ABE It 8589. TUESDAY, SEPTEWER . 13, 1814. Plact SIXPENCE-itAr.rpnw,Y: Just publkhed, pried Se. dd. 28.." 'rIONAL LEPPI Ri d In Answer to the Re-v. Pile. TVOYLEV* AT AC* tdt Sir W 11.1.1.1 MMOND's DIP% 3 II t) Ale tIB Co.. raining a variety of Internsting I3IILICAL MISS!, !halal**. the Sacred Writing'. THEATAE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ' SALE BY AUCTION. PORT OF EXETER. ty Order of the Honourable Commissioners of Ills Majesty's Otwonts On Friday, the 23d day of Ser•tember In.i.ant, by El , •ven t; Clock in the Forenoon, will be EXPOSED to PUBLIC SALE, at Cugte,m-House, Pieter, T HE FOLLOWING GOO . DS, viz, By VINDEX BIBLICUS and CANDIDUS. • Sold by Sherwood, Neely and Jones, PaternuAtor-row, and all Boolvoell-re. This day was pub li shed, in Foolscap ovo. price 7s. G!. board., A "TLit FAIR-: a Poem in Six H. TENNANT, Esq. THIS PRESENT EVENING, will he acted an Open, (by the late General Burgoyne,) called THE LORD OF THE MANOR. Sir Jo! , n Contrast. Mr. PAWCEIT; Mr INCLEDON; "Vourg Contrast, Air. JONES ; l'rumore, Mr. SINCLAIR ; La Nippe, Mr. FAR LEY; Corporal Drill, Mr. HAMILTON; Ralph, Mr. TAYLOR. Sophia, Mrs. STIRLING; Annetta, Miss MATTHEWS; Peggy, Mrs. LISTON; Moll Flagon, Mr. LIS TON. To which will be added, TIMOUR, THE TARTAR. imour, Mr. FARLEY ; Atih, Master CHAPMAN ; Ogtou, Mr. FAWCETT ; Kelm, Mr. MAKEEN ; Sanbalt, Mr. BL.Y l'H ; Captain of the E-cort, Mr. DAV!ES ; Santa, Mi- s mAir rpm ws ; I.iska, Mrs. LISTON; Zorilda, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON. Pliers foithe Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box liart•street, front Ten till Four. The Doors will be opened at half-past Five &Clock, and the PI iy begin ot half-,•ast Six. Beset, is ; Second Price, Ss..—Pit, 34. 6d; Second Price, 4s.—Gallery,l4.; Second P rice, ls..—Upper Gallery, Is.; Second Price, 6d. A Private Bow may be bad sichtly, on application to Mr Brandon, at the Buz Office —No Money to be returned. ' To morrow, Midas, the Child of Nature, the Grand Alliance, and l'uttuur the Tartar. On Thursday, Hamlet, with Aladdin. Ou Friday, The Lido. • THEATRE ROYAL, BIRMINGHAM. MR. ELLISTON has the honour of announcing that Mr. KEAN has commenced his Engagesnrut al this Theatre, and that his jp‘rferm.mees will be cantinued in the following succession. Wednesday, 14th, - SHY , OCK. Thursday, I Sth, OT HELLO. Friday, 16th, lAGO. Blonds", 19:11, - RICHARD. Wednesday, list, HAMLE Thursday, std, . LURE, iatheflayof Riches. Friday, sad, . MAYBE IH. N. IL ler The Vices will not be raised. MIDWIFERY. LECTURES, WITH WEEKLY EXAMINATIONS. DR. CLOUGH, Physician Accoucheur to the St. Mary.va bonne General Dispensary, and Endeavour :so cio his AUTUMNAL. COURSE of LECTURES en. the above sCIENCF, &c. on Monday Morning. the 3d of October, s• half-pa.t Fell; &ad his Limning Course, a r Seven. • Pariscular p known as above, and of the Medical ionksellers. 11 , 415 e Puk.ilsinay be aceornmolatect, and the sane extensive oppnrttnities of aitetidlne Cases fur practical Improvement, will be afford d tt.eStudents as usual. MONEY advimead, from 1:300 t' /3100,V00, by OUR ROWS and Os. successors to RYDhR aad Co. Rus sellN.ent,•, tionflatitl.weet, Rare% -agnate, on Annuities, Bills. ei ikantVand ail sorts of Securities; they claim Mort re trelartr 7 atm power otheri in this line, and can snake nuarisiant advance to pvcsn.i.o. AttePtiiince all day. JOSEPH DREWE MAY. MA RY MAY, the afflicted Widow of JOSEPH bR t. WE MAY, who lately suffered the sentence of the law Cr Forg ry, begs leave to appeal to a benefrolent Public, who are ever ready to aid the Children of Sorrow, on belial of herself and two young babes, the eldest only three years of age, she respectfully states that she is left in a state of the deepest po verty • the espences of her late husband's unavailing defence has absorbed all her little pioperty, anti without any other means of yelper ing herself and uer infant family than the kindness of a few friends who know her distress. She has retired into the West of England, where a prospect opens itself of her °bugling an honest maintenance, if she could rats? a capital of a few hundred pounds. By the advice of her frierie.s the has therefore been in duced to the painful alternative of this application, retying on the humanity and compassion of a aympatlitaing people, who are al ways ready to bury the-remembrance of the wretched and their errors.by erecting soul. their graves the monument of Christian 'charity, forgiveness and good-will, to,tbeir suffering survivors. References may be made to, and Slibscriptlons wiU be received by Messrs. Down, Thornton and Co. Bankers, Bartkalissinv. lane; Messrs. Masterrnan. Peters and Co. White Hart-awn ; Messrs Everett anti Co. Mansion House -street; and Mona. MorlatAßan.um and Co Pall-Mall. Right lion Gee. Rose £5O 0 1 Received from John Adessta. Down, Thorn- 1 Blades, and Mieha-1 ton and Co. 20 0 1 lloy, Ears. Sheriffs • Me ry .Thortdon, Esq. 1 of • London, so much MP. : 20 0 1 teal ttedasaforfetture Messrs Wfit!•reati &Co. 0 0 1 from the deceased 25 Atv.': l ,C,rowllttr Z 3 A 1 - larding 2 0 liatnut.l l'ablier, Esq. T. Gotobed. Esq. 1 14u: Sr. George'.- T. Pearce Brown, Eq. 1 placeZWalworth 5 5 Samuel drown, Esq. 1 C. tl. P. j" a Letter 1!0 0 Chas Wand, Now Bond- AoonvtlUasts 21 street S 0 0 M. 2 0 W. E. IL 1' 8. SO 0 W.F.R, Se 0 lloviDandFuqt'n 10 10 W. Newman,E3q. • Nrw- Saue-street , b 0 Mew*. !tamer & Co. 38 0 11, Hill 0. 0 W. gntith 1 i G. 2 R. Btrchall • 5 Mr Witk;nson,Pall-Mall 1 0 S. D. 1 0 Mr. lames Moir. 5 0 Z. 1 0 Anonymous 40 0 Mesita Faulk, Bonham ,- antic" 10 A C. S. 1 0 F. it, ' 1 0 1. T. .1 0 - • • ai J. Bowen: Veg. Tram _ s o poet Oahee.DrPtiord •S '° 1 0 A Lady utikunsvu • .S 1 lit (Jl. 2 0 T 1 IC. 1 11 1 Z. Dub, ' 10 10 .al Yotmg Lady • •Jl.EaLgt,.Plfr T.J. Y. M► W. Collins I Rev. Sec Batt as% Wasaoswitt t • LoinC MA) St *Mem, ii;srgi — iiiigt. • PAT RO N.-••ilib Royal Highness tit - el:Mkt of Yo at. GO V 0111 Tart of Egremont John Latesche, M. P. earl or Leitrim. Col. IV, Junes, M.P. lien Col. J. Barry, M.P. Cu). H. Clemente, M. P. • 4 H1 4 1 , C EON —Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, Landon, T HIS INSTITUTION, establish-'d for the exclo ' stye Treatrn en?. and Cure of the VENEREAL DISEASES, and then . dreadful consequences, as strictures, Debilities, Ulcera tions, &c. has to trust the cure of n.• less than 2,1X0 Patients, ibi• many, many ut te..ons have been afflicted from 10 to 20 years. The early symptoms of Gonorrhoea and Chancre are cured in st few days by Mr* Kiernan's oupesioi and * efficacious Mode of ereatnieut, and that weakneee and dcrangetelow of the generative insos, which Impair tits cOnitieution, and runners life, are here Inure out essinliy treated than on any, other plat , . Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as usual, by either sea, at his private lopese. No 21, lamer Cliattotte-nroct. Medford-square, where ratters from Town and Country are to be addressed,ancl the ma:nary adv ce and medicine will be give* or sent to any par of the kingdom. Just publi,lied, rice 31. Pucka! Observations on the above Messes. Sold by Sherwood and (10.14 w ilOs.bittraestio.rewt as *Leary, 24, flast-stress. SALES BY AUCTION. CONNAUGHT-HOUSE, OPPOSITE HYDE PARK. Elegant FURN ITU R large PIER and CHIM NEY-GLA4SES, PARISIAN ARTICLES, BRONZES, MIS ES, 'BILLIARD TA BLE, PATENT PI ANO.FORTR by Crinnebd, Orel:lan' Lamps, &c. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, CONN -1U Cllff-HOU•sE. on Wednesday,. October I'2, arid l'wri followink Dar'. rrilE Elegant HOUSE?HOLI I FURNITURE, the Proptrty of HER ROYAL HIGHNLS4 Tkili PRINCESS OF WALES, Comprising suite% of Drawing-rooms, Library and Parlour natures, fashionabie Four-post, lent and whet Badtrtadi; Cotton. and other Furniture%; excellent llettlinignf various kintb, large Pier and Chimney Liaises, Busts. &c. Paris an Cabinents and •fahles, Grimm -nal China. Canilclabraa. Grecian Lamps, Lestres, well-manufactured Cabinet Art cles of all de scripticias, an excellent Billiard I a! le, Carpet; of varinis menu tams-es, and Furiiiiuri- for Servants Apartments, Kitchen Re quisites arid various Effects. To be viewed three days preceding the Sale, when Catalogues, at 2e. nd. .-ach, may be had we the Prawns, and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square. SPLENDID MANSION, with OFFICES, COACH-HOUSES, S FABLES, Ste. CONNAUGHT-HOU . 4E,. END OF OXtORDSTREET, HYDE PAR R.—By Mr. R 0311.45, On the Premises, on Wednesday, the 12:11 Oct oh-r, at Twelve, rrHE S t.tcinus Eleeatit LEASEHOLD MAN -1 LION, situate in COI4NA UGHT.P LACE, overlooking HYDE-PARK, and commanding fine and extensive Views ol the Surrylls and Coun.ty. late in the ucupatian of HER ftt 'VAL HIGHNES• the PRINCEtiS of WALES. The Mansion is a substantial Bricklihsilding : contains, on the Ground Storey, a spacious Entrance Paved Hall, Library, capi. tat D:ning Parlour, Mor'nisig Roam, and Boudoir, handinniely finished and fitted up,a Water Cknet, a large Conservatory, Stc.; en the First Storey are wo nolde Drawing-Rooms; cominimi eating by dont', a Morning-Root, Au i-Room, Btc. eegtotly finished and fitted ; spacious airy • lii.J-Chatnbers and Dr:!sits-k-It(octls on the Secon I Storey; and Servants' Cham bers, Zt.c. over ditto. The Basenient contains Domestic Olfices of all descriptions, double Coach• House, and Stabling fur seven Horses, with Loft and Rooms over. The Premises may be viewed ten days preceding the Sale, Where Patticans May - be had; and of Mr. Robins, Waritrick .4PC-et , 0.446r,ni tritre. BRIDGE•ST . I:EE r, BLAC(VRIARS. ELIGIBLE RESIDENCr...:, Wall IMMEDIATE • POSSESSION.—By Mr. ROBINS, At Oarraway's Coffee-house, 'Cranie.alley, Cornhill, on Thurs day, the VA of yeptchnlier, at Twelve o'Ciork, A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a coruntmliJus Residence. liandiomt:ly fitted up, and lit tor the inimed•ee reception of a Gentleman's Family, Atuate No. 12, on the West stile of :Sri :r.:•strtet, l'.!acUriars. Of which ininnql!ate Possession insy be hal. Containing, no the Upp-r Floor, four good Attic;; Second I Storey, two bed-Charnhers and Dressing• Room, ready papered —closet on the Landing; on the First Floor, two handsolue Drawing Rooms, communicating Mt Folding Doors; Ground Floor, Etnrance-liall, an eicedent Dottng Parlour, blot-fling Room, and Water Closet; in the llasement, ap;:ropr , ne Offices, Store-Closets, Wine and Beer Cellars, Yank for Coals, tkc. To be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Kira:Cars may be had; at the London Coine-Honse, Ludgate-toll; at Gar raway's ; and of Mr. it Mem, Warwick-street, Golden-square.. .MIDDLESEX AND HF.RTS. • Excellent FAMILY MANSION, with Offices, Garden, Pleasure Grounds, Farm Howe, and Out-building', Right of Sporting and Fishing over an extethive Manor, and upWards of Three Hundred and Twenty-seven Acres of Meadow, Pasture, Ara ble, and Thriv;og Wood Land, contiguous to the capital Mar k, t I awes of tix'iritl3e, Rlckmausworth, and Watford, near the Grand Juncncit Canal, and in a fine sporting country. By Mc. ROBINS, • At Garmway's Coffee-houie, Change Alley, Cornhill, on 'Thmes day, September 22, at Twelve o clock, in Iwo Lots, unless an ace rable offer is made by Private Contract, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, and Ex_ small part LEASEHOI.D—HAREFIELD GROVE c a , r excellent Family Residence, substantialy built, and planned for the accommodation of a Gentleman's Family; with Offices and various Oct buildings of all descriptions ; seated ott a fine elevation, commanding beautiful and interresting views in various d'rections, 'and an agreeable distance from the road, stir rounded by 265 acre: of meadow, arable, pasture, and fine wood land, forming a beautiful feature in the estate, pleasingly diversified by hill and dale, laid out in the park style, and aisoundivg with came, principally enclosed by a paled fence. A rs'te entrance loOge and carriage drive to the mansion, deliiiht fat walks titre:ugh the woods, b-h-ponds well stored, a lirne-!iiin and quantity of tine chalk, a faros house, barn, stable, and out buildings, with the right of shooting, fishing, &C. over an eaten sive mans6r. Also ;booit 6 Acres of Land, held on lease, at a low rent. Tae country aintint's wi•h game, and the fisheries are as renowned as any in the kingdom ; the neighbourhood highly respectable, and good roads in ad directions. Immediate possession may be To be viewed by Tickes.—Particolats may be Illation the Pre tniso ; at .tae swan, Rrckmansworth ; White Horse, Uxbridge; Esoex Arms, Watford; Woolpack, tit. Albans; Green Man and Red Lion, bat net ; Cranes, hdgeware ; at Garraway'a ; and of. Mr. Robins: Warwick-street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. • W :6 E;1.1 ITS DK° Pfl rirtHE Genuine JESU ITS DROPS have been long JL known and esteemed a safe, cheap, eWeetual, and often as inimed,ate cure for Stranguary; (Meets. Weakness of the Kid neys or Bladder; and when taken on the first attack of Venereal Infection. they will infallibly accomplish the desired rife( t : should the complaint be far advanced, will be necessary to take the SPLcI Tic RIMILDT with the Jesuits Drop,. '1 he great object to be attended to is, that Purchasers should be careful in having the true and genuine Preparation, as the un safe and dangerous counterfeits attempted to be foisted on the Public, by absolute falsehood, are so numerous, that the Pro. prietors request every Purchaser to ask for " Wessel's Jesuit's Drops." I ) CAUTION.—Tbe genuine Wassaeslecuit's Drops are in ' closed in a black stamp, with the followieg engraved thereon (to severe the Proprietor from piracy) ; " B. EDWARDS, Suc cessors to J. Wend. 66, St. Paul's Church.yard." May also be bad of Mr. Sanger (late Bacon's). No. 150,,Oatoed.ssrees. Price 25.9 d. per bottle, and in large bottles, containing tin =Lathe' gs. This, day was published, very elegantly printed in rim with a beautiful Vignette poi raiing, by M.tan, price 15, in hoartls, THE DOCTRINE of CHANCES ; or, Or THEORY of GAMING, made easy to all Persons ac quainted with common Arithmetic, so as to enable them to cal. cm!a . e the prObabil.ties of Events in Lotteries, Card., ti.ire Racing, Dice, &e. &c. With 'tables on Charce, never be ore h i. published; svhich,from mere inspection, will solve a great variety intemting gust ions. - - 137 WILLIAM ROUSE. London : - printed for the Author, and sold by Lailtington, Ants+, and Co. Finsburpsquare, and all other 11ookseller3 iu own and Country. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW.HILL, LONDON. WILLIAM B. P.totrimukr. The best Accommodation for Travellers, good Beds, choke Liquors, and moderate Charges. Wagon Warehouses, and Stabling for Six Wa3gons per Week— of great interest to any Carrier it might suit, from the central sir tir ion . The following Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, Etc. set out from the Saracen's Bead Inn, Snow-lull: 1114RIGHTON new elec, , ant POST-COACH ; car riea four Insides only, every Morning at Nine o'Clock; through Crawley. Reigate, Sic. WEYMOU Dorchester, and Elan:Word, Union Post- Coach ; carries four Insides, with a Guard; every Afternoon. Arrives in rime for the Goy rnsey and Jersey Packets. FA! .NTOU IH and I'RURO New Post-Coach every Morning. EYE FM, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmoor:l, and Salishury New Post Coach, every Morning at •ax &Clock, with a Guard, through Honiton, Axminster, Brid port, Blandford, Basingstoke, and Bagshot. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton, and Huntingdeo new Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening.—. Cachet trom Boston to Spit:shy, Louth, Grimhby, and Hui:. LIVERPOOL. Po.t Coach, to carry 4 insides sets out every Morning, through Lutterworth ' High Cross, Hinckley, Mier ,,;ono, lamworth, Litchfield, Ufiestilorp, Northampton, auc4 Dun.taide; arrives at Liverpool next Afternocn. LIVER 1.'001„ Warrington, Knutsierd, Stonit, and LtchfieL!, Pest-Coach, called he Expedition, every Evening at Five o'Clock, to B. Brotkorton's, Saracvo's Head Inn, Dale-street, Liverpo , )l. Guarded throughout. B.Ylki and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, through Chippen hant, Caine, and Marlborough, every Afternoon; arrive at Mr. Mac's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the London Tavern, Tho- Inas-street, Bristol, next Morning.—Cuaches to Wells, Bridge. water, Tauntrin, . . - LEED; new light C.)ach,called the Rockingham,sets out every Morri!ng at Elitht o'Clock; carries Four insides only, and goes re markably easy, with a C van! throughout. Passes through Stam ford, Newark, Rettord, Doncarer, and Ferrybridge, to the Gulden Lion, Leeds, next Day, at Noon. Notwithstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the most agrareshle and.complete Public Conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled in Accommodation by any other. KENDAI„ Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonadale, Bolton, Choiley, Orm.kirk, and Garstaug Post Coaches, every After. noon at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. GLASGOW, lsongtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Prownhill, Thorahill, Sanquhar-Kilo, Cu:nnock, Kingswell, and au Parts of Scotland, Camperdown Coach, Daily. YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh new Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at Half-past Six o'Clock, by way of Newark, Rctford, Tadcaster, Darlington, Northallerton Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding thenrii4ves fatigued front the length of the journey, may rest what time they please, aud then proceed on without any ad ditional Fate. J. CLARi, the 'Slack Swan. Coney-street, York, rums Coaches to Sunderland, Hull Scarborough, Whitby, and other Places. BRIDGENORTH and Walsall PAU Coach. every Evening. CARLViLE, Penrith, acd ‘Vbetehaven "'or_ Coach, govi with Four Horses, and a Gourd all the way. il:sees throned', Drough, Appleby, Greatahridge, Richmond, Catacrick, Evroughbrldge, Wetherhy, Aberl rd, Doricaster, and Grantham (the nearest way by eiOneen miles). Sc,.. out every Morning, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers destined on the road by business, or pleasure, have the pt Wear advantage of their sears being secured in the not CI itST2r. and PAR KGATE new Pet;t Coach, Daily. ECLIPSE, a new Flying Post Coach, to Y , ,rk, Sunderland, Newrastk, and Edinburgh, carries Four Insides ugly, terry Af teroon, at 'Three o'Cleck, by way of Doncaster, Grantham, and Stamford. SUNDERLAND, Stocktnn, and Yarm, new Coach, every Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Weisel, and Wolverhaniptoni Post-Coach, every Afternoon.—Guarded. SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Sharma Post-Coach, the Royal Charlotte every Evening, at Five o'Clock.— Guarded. SHEFFIEIVand Rotherharn Pest Coach; called the Rocking. ham, every Morning, BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Cnard, sets 'out every Afternoon, and reaches Eirmingham nest day at Noon. Passes by Oxford, Enston, and bbipstone, to the Saracen's Head, Buil-street, Birmingbani. _ _ 15IRMINGHAN1 New Post Coach (to carry 4 battles only) In One Day, through Stony Stratford, Lernisigion, and Warwick; sets out every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morning, and arrives at Birmingham the same Evening. SOU THAMPTON,Wincheater, Mentors!, and Alcon Coach every Evening. HULL, Northeave, Howden, font, and Doncaster Post, Coach, every More Eng at Seven o'Clock, to the Bull and Sun Inn, Myton.gate, Hull. N. H. PLftengers and Parcels booked for the:above Conlin, at the New %%line Horse Cedar. Piccadilly WILLIAM B. Moral AIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will not be accountable for any Parcels or Luggage, &c. of more than Five Pounds Value,if lost or damaged, unless entered as wetland paid for accordingly, at the Saracen's Head ha, tiaaw4dit, Louden. • is We feel no hesitation in expressing it as our decides! (mi nion, that Auster Fa'ai is the most humorous Nem, ahi►h has appeared since the days of &,t ier." New Monthly Magazine, August. Printed for Henry Cothorn, 51, Conduit -street, London; and sold by George Goidi.., I?.t..inburgh ; and John Cumming, Dublin. Of w h om may he ha.i, just pubii.he.l, iu gyn. The Queen's Wake, a Legendary Poem. By Janus Hoe, price Ix's. boards. TMs day was published, Elegantly printed io 4te. hotpretsed and embellished with nu. nitrous Plates and Vignettes price :3Ga. or with proof impres sions of the Plates en India Paper, price As. 24. KETCHES ; ter, A TOUR Tii ROUGH NOP. Li WAY and SWF.DEN to COPENHAGEN, inrerspersed with Historical and other Antcdotts of public and private ilia. ratters. To which is added an Appendix relative to the present political State of Norway.—By JENS WOLFF, Esq. London P: ed for Lostgatan, Hint, and Co. Paternoster. row ; 'I aylor and Henry, Pleet•strea; and Y. Ashley, York. street, Portman-square. A.noog the Plates is a Portrait of Christian Frederick a King or Norway. engraved by an eminent Artist under the Jen meats:a inspection of a Gentleman who is well acquainted with his Majesty and who pronounces it to be a corr-c iikeiesc GARMAnI PAPERS. COPENHAGEN, SEPTEMBER S. It is now understood that his Majesty the K(ng wiU leave this on the evening of the sth, on a jour ney to Vienna. His Majesty; after visi►ing his sister, the Duchess of Augustenburg, at Gravenstein, and his father-in-law, the Landgrave of Hesse Cassel, at Louisenlund, will reach Altana on the 9th. The Minister for the Home Department, Volt Rosencrantz, will accompany his Majesty. 591 Gallons of Braroly, Fur the accommodation and use f private Families only, subject - to the Payment of the Dales of Customs and Ewer. 2 cwt. 3 qr. 14 lb. Alluni 9 2 4 Peach Wood And, for Fsportation, 23 Pair French Kid Gloves-7 Yards French Silk 2 ?welch Silk Handkerchiefs. And ou•Satnrdity y. the following Day, at the Custom-House, in 'Toisiblin, 6y Eirven ...Clock in the . Foreaenn, B•Calans of Bryndy, For the accommodation and use of private Families only, subject ref the Pkyment of the Duties Of Customs and Excise- Which 'will be pin up in Ims, and Sold to the highest Bidder. Dared .Cetitucusliouar, E%crer,, fwpr. S. 11414. Thi►day, traa publishes), price ss. 6d. A LEXIS ood KA'rkiARINE, a Russian Poem, Il trao•isted, from the Original 1148, of the Anthor, who fell in the liettebcfore Dresden. Illus:rated with Genraphical notes. Sit, uhi fate enzant, Inns abjettes in iterbk, . Ai vada mmaudri coneinit :abut olor. Printed fur J. Snuter, Nn. I,.Paterrvistr:r-rocv. SCHONEN, AUGLTSf so. The Crown Prince of Sweden will speedily set eat for the Congress of Vienna ; he will take. Hamburgh in his way. DRESDEN, AUGUST ii. Yesterday was a memorable day for oar city, exactly a year having elapsed since, on the 10th at August,lBl3, Bonaparte having received the alarm ing assurance that Austria had declared against him, anticipated by five days the celebration of what RAS called the fete of Napoleon. On that occasion 441,(100 French Guards dined publicly with the Sam Gre nadiers in the great square of the city ; and in the evening, it was endeavoured to astonish cv ry body by magnificent fire-works on th • Etbe. What a revolution has taken place within the short period of a year ! On the same day, the French Envoy, Serra, gave a dinner to the Saxon Ministers; on the front of his house, which was illuminated, was the following in. scription—Restost majors fzer antis I Yesterday, in the same house, and about the same hour, was held a numerous Meeting for the establishment of a Bible Society for all Saxony, at which an Englishman of the name of Pinkerton, now on a mission t 3 Saint Petersburgh, presented £5OO for the purchase of Bibles for all religions sects, and in a speech endea voured to promote the cause of GOD and of Truth. FROM SWITZERLAND, AUGUST N. A French Commissary, named Delaure, has, in pursuance of an order from the Prefect of the Upper Rhine, entered the district called Buntrut, with a detachment of troops, and taken possession of it for France. This measure, however, must have origi. !wed in a mistake, as the treaty of peace restored the boundaries to the status quo of the Ist cf Jan. 1792, and the occupation of the Buntrut by the Fr. nch first took place in May, 1795. . Count Andelan, Provisional Governor of the Bishopric of Basle, has, in the name of the Al ies, protested against this unjustifiable seizure ; and tlse affair will either be remedied at Paris, or must be brought before the Congress of Vienna. BRUSSELS PAPERS. GHENT, Prince Ernest Arenberg, who commands the Belgic troops in the military district, of which this city is the chief place, has arrived here from Beiges. He taken up his lodgings in the house of the Sub intendant. Yesterday evening, between four and five hundred men of the English Guards came from Ostend; they are going to brussels; . _ _ _ _ Hanoverian battalions which are here are those of Ctlenberg, Nienbourg, Hoyer and Benttrim —they amount to 3000 men. HAGUE, SEPTEMBER 4. In consequence of the recovery of our colonies, his Royal Highness has ordered a irodysof troops to be raised to take possession of them. The first expedi tion is destined for the East Indies. HANOVER, AUGUST 26. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has ap. pointed his Excellency the Minister of State and of the Cabinet, Count Munster, Hereditary Marshal of the Country, with a salary of six thousand rix &Ram Count Kelmansegg is appointed Commandant of the troops of the Hanoverian Landwehr, retaining his office of Chamberlain. Major. General Alten, of the English Hanoverian Legion, is promoted to the rank of Lieutenant-General and Commander of our troops in Brabant. The travelling equipage of his Royal Highness the puke of Cumberland has arrived here ; his Roy 4 Highness is expected every hour. EAST-INDIA HOUSE, S,.ptem4. r 7, 1814. THE .COMMITTER of SHIPPING of COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY' of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading to ibe EAST INDIES, do heresy give Notice, That the Committee will be ready to receive Propasals in writing, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 21st inst., front such Persons as may be willing to build in the River Thames, two HOYS of the burthen of about 67 Tons, for the Service of the said Company. The Tenders, with the words " Tender to build lloys," to he severally sealed up and left with the Clerk to the slid Committee, at or before twelve o'clock at noon, on the said 21i: instant, be yond which hour no 'render will be received. JOSEPH DA !?T, Asshtant-Srcretary. The proposed dimensions and other particulars, may be known upon application to Captain Joseph Boulderson, • the Company's Master Attendant at this Howe.