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I . ^+i d at Cowes on the, giments wader the In) which arrive& expected at Ports., is has sailed from op of war, destin.4 is now in Ireland. ived the route for red to join their re. -Lieutenat-Colon't Bo WATER, 3d ditzt , ; Regiment f Major e Anglo•Catallnian ,roceeded to the fol- De Roirs Regiment, ?not lit Battalion, 58tk Ist alien, 4th Battalion tvahi sad Infantry—to et —to Gibraltar. riateaboo. Siat root lit nlola 1414 WILLIAM. tL SO. ti's ship PIISMANT s. 7 COrk.—Wiad tan. RIL wts from Plyntoudi s p of war, the Prince ne, Melbura, Queen, Mary, Mar- al Ann, and others,, ma, from. Holland ;; is put under quaran a cruise. Sailed the ,wns ; and the Hoye Id W. Ott. last night, after post e war, Nawcasros and SOVII,KIGN yacht Roads, Came down ass of Ely, for India * t has put back, and' IF AND DUMB. is and' Supporters of important Institution, Dumb, held their 414-! London Tavern, Bi. Highness the Duke of e company, as is usual ty, was numerous and happy change in the annot assemble in se is their participation in ing on that great thea, his was strongly mania --after the customary been given and received terest, his Royal High, ie health of his Majesty ce."—The burst of ap. impressed on the mind people never fail to ex, of legitimate power for rac e. The health of the aperor of Ausrata, and mccessively given,en4 robation : the naive:of ally received. essed the Company, and Duke of GLOUCESTM•T• ly benevolent Patron of is needless to say with rbation this toast was re. tony of applause, which lents of all present, bad ss rose, and in a speech, lo justice, pronounced II tent Institution, for the letting immediately had s view of its advantages, hstand:ng the extensive rets with from all ranks, D be done, to meet 'the tated the number of chile In and maintenance in the 50, while upwards of 80 • admission to participate them is) a sort of new he gratification the Con, ce, in seeing and hearing he children, about to be n all stages of that pm / and unerring principles, usion of,rnute ignorance, , to the cheering result of ,ductive industry - --to all at can spring from moral, red the room, conduct:n4 !rent tables, and the'trA, ss had Promised . wks telt ,nceived than described ; thibit specimens of their e in arithmetic, hut 91174 Lions proposed to them ; short address to their be. of utterance And proprie, while it astonished. were announced in the the time was spent with hick 119ws from the eicr. The stewards did their t did honour to the and' yen. ' .031,1 ISAILMIE rO.II•IOAILLAb 2d• af•er 4 « Si 3311 w. dapjf ZSIIT Picket Pitt ee l - W 54,04 4 , Tealftf IPHIT• ;,> r.~xr N •, • • : _•-en • 'ln t'4 .~:.', :• .. . NUMBER 8468. r MONDAY, PAIL' 25, ifo4. --." AtsisTArrr SURGEONS FOR THE ROYAL NA'VY. TRANSPORT-OFFICE, Apr il 90, 1 . 814. THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING . HIS .1114.17.771'S TRANSPORT SERVICE., fir tolimg Coro ef SICK sad WOUNDED SAA.IIIEN, &e. de hero!, give Notice, - - • That the EXAA4tltAtitiii ottANDIDATES for the ap pointment of ASSISTANT SURGEONS of the ROYAL NAVY, is for the present suspentleds ALEX. .Pfri*CLEAY, Seereitry. ItICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and Co. Con tractors for the Lottery, respectfully inform the Puhlis i that the Drawing will commence the ad of MAY. The Scheme contains a 1,600 rickets, and in addition to the Money Prizes, there are' Ewes Prises of 1,000 Tickets, in the Next Lottery; thus every Purchaser adventures with a Chance of the Prizes in Iwo separate Lourdes. of 4E30,000 2 15,000 10,00 0 5000 5100 l am, Ice. ire. ace. to tro draw's' lw Map. Th. fall Scheme, with Pat Tieketi and shares are sal* *id Co. Stock Brokers, as their Cross. 2 of . ,e 20,000 10.000 MOO 9 . 1.000 $ .. - I 'soo &c. Ste. &e. i 9,000 Tickets to be drawn in June. Mettles, may be bad gratis. g "1 it Leiths.pson, Gooosuea, Ogees, Corakill and CWIII OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, April IS, 1814. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA JEST'''. ORDNANCE, do hereby eve Narita, That Proposals will be received at their Mice In Pall-Man, od'or before Monday, the 2tl day of May next, from such Per sons at may be. willing to undertake the supply of CARTRIDGE PAPER, for Service of this Department, for a period of three Years, determinable after the expiration of the first Year, upon notice of three Months, at the option of either party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower ; and farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Con. tract,may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall afore said, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up, and endorsed, " Proposals for Cartridge Paper; but no Proposal can be ad mitted after the said 2d of May, at Twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tentler be noticed unless the Party making it or an Agent In his behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. If. CREW, Ste. 1)U RSVANT to an Ottio-roTT—he Lordflgot Chancellor' of Crest iltitain, bearing date the Ist day of Mardi, 1814. made in the matter of nouns Rut Fly,* Lunatic; the CRZDTVORS of the said TiteMAS ROTTIN, of Guswell- Wert, in the mot, of Middlesex, )3ackmaker, are on or before the 24th day of May next, to corns in and Prove their Debts tio. fore Samuel Compton Cox, Esq. one of the Masters of the High Court of Chancery, at his Chambers hi Southautoton-buildings, Choosier/4mi, Landes, or in default they will be peremptorily excluded tbe bias* of the said Order. lisees4teeet# Aptft Sl. G. and R. W. CLARKSON. DISTRESS IN GERMANY. WHILE Europe is exulting in the imm ediate prospect ot Piave, anti every heart is devising the nowt e xpect** muss of giving Trot to the generous feelings winch it eaeitest the COMM! I'TEE for relieving 1)I:)1R1pis in GER MANY deem it scarcely needful to remind Britons, that there is no mode of rejoicing in prosperity, no way of thewing our gra titude to Ammon, V PeoviDsrce for the Messing, more neble than the relief ot the distressful, the rewire of rhos* who are ready so perish. "1 he necessity, so often stated, for aid to the suffering Germans, stilt exists : r; •ch has already been done and up eat& of Zio,ooo has been nobly contributed, and as promptly remitted, to alleviate eorrnws, which the happier circumsrances of this mostly Will scarcely enable us justly to conceive M. But there are millions of Sufferers to whom the baud of Charity must yet be extended, to save life ; and never was the Proverb, that " He who glies promptly, silks double," more applicable t t.an at present. Details ot these Distresses will be Wood in the Reports of dia_Coinnittee, width, as well u Papers for Churches and Congissideilib, istay be had at the London Tavern; aid at A t kermasseli,litrands to the number of ,11.1 g r atis; a at nd 2s. above that number on large paper at Is. and alr per londred. vent. already advertised 275,555 11 s. 44. • SUSSCRIPTIO.IIS IlftCt lICILIVItti t • At the durimittee Room Milnes, Heywood, and Collection at Merton Co.; It &H. Suulby, Church,Kent, per Rev. • Wakefield, 20 guineas 3. Owen 25 9 each 4 , 2 0 BittnstlekkfOrdCherch , Steers,Allott,& Co of dii. 15 0 Herts, per ditto 9 15 Messrs. T. and J.'lMstal Li e ut. C o lonel Burgess 2 2 I and Co.; 'Folson, Fer. A Faintly Doorion 2 0 matles, & Co.; Wm. Mr. Barlact, per Rev. &HT lic Son; J Holds- Mr. Kurt 2 0 worth and aon ; Rev. Additional Substtiptiort Dr. Tvrick • Miss from Friendsin Edit's- Mangnal and family ; burgh 11 11 Rev W Woods.Titit- Efiabscriptions (torn the ley, 10 guineas *els 71 50 Parishof Brede,Sussex, 10 0 M M ' e u ss e t i •s j .t i n b t. Dawson, per Rev. Jno. Wilson, .CIS Ss. 6d. attorney's Spicer, J. Ditto from Bury, Vet & W. Crawshaw , R. J. Oakes, 213 G 21. 7d. . Hodron, Lamb and Mrs. D. H. Rucker, Son, Bingley, Hal& , Melrose-Hall 10 to lay, Kendall, R. &J: Mrs. Slgismund Rucker, Burrell, Jiro. Lee, Dost n Lodge 5 5 Wm. Otley, jun., W. Messrs. Henry & John White& Sots, I .awtoni - Barton, Manchester 105 0 Rickaby, Smithson, Rev. Jeremiah Oweu Sit Charles wort b, Mre. Collection from the Cal- I.amb,Rev.W.,W nod, vinistic Methodists 15 Miss Hatfield, Mrs. the Isle of Angleses, Andrews, Miss Ana per Rev: !no. aim, drew', Miss H. An . Lion &that, A- 47 7s. 7td. • drews,Misws Glaser, troth Edinburgh and its Rev. G. Wilson, Mr. vicinity, Sd remittance, Brown, Walton, Vas per J. Campbell, Esq. 112.5 0 sumer, Westerman, Collestion et Bethell IS. Heidi:worth, all et Chapel, Sheerneli, per Wain:field, S 'Wings James Prankarsi,Xe4 1 ls. sd. each 160 S' Collection & Donations Mr. R. buret, Mrs. from Friends belong- Na tor, Miss think?, tug to Ouckitigkarn Mrs Wood, Tingley, Chapel, Pimlico, liter of ditto, each £5 90 0 1 a sormon, by E. A. Sundry mallet Sub. Dunn BO I scriptions, 1210 18s. ea. n Collected in the Parish I From Friends at Busts of Watton, Herts, by le y 4 0 the 0 valve, 20 0 Ditto, Hi g hil at t s 14 7 Mrs. Kotbsckled •10lu I Diu o , Ackworth 9 7 Mrs. A. MaistnAoirst At Llorfs. . Collection frame Gains- T. G. K. ' -.' ' I i borougb,Yorkshibts,par , " I I Mrs. Stamford, Ude , / litev.l. Y. Williamson 17 19 I Wood 1 10 0 RSV. Etleunc Gibert,rif . . Collection at Saluih Rev. Mr Latrobe • Or .0. Chapel, Woolwich, Mr. lierritlge :1 - VP by Rev. J. W. Peri y3O 0 Mr. i.e Sage i 41 Spltsby Bank, collected W s. worth, and Co. 1 00 0 at Bolingbroke, per • Wentworth,Chaloner,& Vents, Smart, and Ruabwotth, Wakefield 41 0 Co. 23 13s. 7d. J. &1. Naylor, & Co.; es. Robert Woisley 5 5 Milne*, Leat horn & Mrs. Robert Wolsley $4 -, Co ;It Wsdalis &JOhn- • The Parish of Ingateetone, WO; SO guineas cacti, Wakefield 137 10 per Rev.l.Lewis 3EIO 10s. 6d. II as evum.--" The 2701 1 - - a Play performedby some • Officers of the Garrison, April 14, is remitted fur the the" German Sufferers." Subscriptions received at t ecru ; Lloyd's Cl:tree-Louis ; Rankers in '1 tam and Cosatry, OFFICE OP ORDNANCE,' iipril 19, 1814. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS OF HIS MA JESTr3 ORDNANCE, a /in* giue notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall Malt, on or before Monday, the 9th day of May nest, from such per sons a+ may be willing to undertake the Performance of the GLAZIER'S WORK at the Tower, Pall-Mall, Woolwich, Greeno ich, Lewisham, and Purfieet, for Service of this 15e. 'partnteut fer a Period of Three Years, determinable after the capitation of the first year, upon Notice of Thum Months, at the option of either party. Farther Particulars, together with the Tim, and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall. Mall aforcs.dd, any day inmates * the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, seided up, and endorsed " Proposals for Glaziers Work e . but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 9th of May, at 1S o'clock at noon e the same day, neither will any tent* be notkettualess the patty making it .or an agent in his betiallakltiatend.• Py 014 r of the Ilsard, ftt ii„N,._praw, Seerstarv. nmcs OF ORDNANCE, April 13,1814. THE PRINCIPAL CFFIC4RS of lilt MA JEsrn ORDNANCE, lb kerety give Notice, • That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Man, en or before Monday, the 4d day of May next, from such Per sons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of HORSE SHOES and FORELOCK-KEYS, for Service of this Depart ment, for a period of three Years, determinable after the expira• tion of the first Year, upon Notice of three Months, at the option of either Party. Patterns of the Ankles way be viewed upon appliateon at the Principal Storekeeper's Ogee in the Tower ; anti further Pastt culara, together with the teems and conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, In Pall-Mail aforeiaid, any day between the hours of ten a...d four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered waled up, at.d endorsed " Propo sals for Howe-Shoes, ice. ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said ad of May, id lt u'elock at noon of the same day, wither *III ivy Tender be noticed unless the party making it or mitt agent on ids behalf shall attend. lit,ard„ R. H. CREW, SetSecretary. My . Order of the .1 RYDE, It:LE OF WIGHT. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WRIGHT, At the Star Inn, Upper Ryde, at One &Clod' on Thneaday,the 19th day of May, 1814, in one Lot, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, of which timely notice will be given, ALL that spacious modern-built DWELLING 1 - 11. HOUSE, situate at Upper Ryde, some years since perty and IReaklence of Jones Barr swolut H, Esq. deceased, and afterwards the occasional summer residence of the Right Hon Earl Srenota; ttigether with a large Garden,&able, and Chaise house adjoining. Also two gond Stone and Tile built Cottages near, but detached from the Dwelling-house, with Gardens be hind and a small Paddock in front of them. The House is placed' in a situation commanding delightful views of St. John's i St. Helen's, the opposite Coast s of Ham p shire and Sussex, Spirhesd, 'Old the Southampton Channel ; ft consists, on the ground Sour, ;Of It good Entrance Hall, Library, Breakfast and Dinnine-room, the latter being at feet long by 15 feet wide, two large Kitchens and ; on the first floor, of a Drawing , rodin 2 i feet l o n g by IS feet wide, and four goad Bed-rooms, and the Like number of Bed-roorm on the second floor. There are commodious Wine and Beer Collars under ground, and the whole Is supplied with excellent water emveyed by pipes from a spring at a short distance. The House it completely and bendsomely furnished throughout. 'the Fixtures art to be paid for by thy purchaser,. upon an appraisernent, and the purchaser will have the oition of taking the whole of the Furniture Sport the same terms ends. abuts. . Tho • G ar d e n contains two statute Acres, par walled in, dandy stocked with choice Fruit-trees in full bearing, and $M whole of the Premises are in a perfect state of stpair. ' • . . Printed Particulars and Condi h timis at e oak may be had upon, -t tef Sale; of Mr. WU.' sod , . -,_ 11 -7— T7,1!" - -7:' '*: - ' . ! ;•• ' ~.•. c . - , .• i . • . . 44 .. .. ' •' ' . I ot-i . . 'e. 1 . i% • - . . - .. r . • - _......._ , ‘.. - Licr t v ..a. **".. i 4 :.- i ~. - . - .4.„ .• 4 • . --- m.... ,* .7 . 1. 4 4. ‘ 0 • - ,„.„_4l.,titir t.,,,, 6 7 0 ,. t . ,-„,,,,• ~,,,... .......,„,,,,..„ ~.. . ~ ~. .., _. _ . A - P- m XPENCF. , I f r . - MANOR OF ASHFORD-COUR. ANL) Itsl'AY . eidgAit. LUDLOW, atilttiP.Atilitii, with inuneate possession. Ily Mr. s mwmer, At the Hop Pole lon, Worcester, on Wednesday, the 11th 41/. of May neat, at Two o'Clock in the Menton% rr HE valuable and truly desirAble F RZEHOLD 1. MANORand ESTAT4. of ASHFORD-COURT, with Family House tll for the muntilliate residence of a Family of rtH spectability ; Out-houses and Offices of all descriptions, sod art excelltnt Farm directly surrounding the line, consisting of nearly one hundred Acres of very rich Araide, Meadow, and Pasture Land; alto a Water Corn Mill, and valuable Right of Fishery; the siation realty beautiful and•picturesque, only three m.les from Ludlow, Shropshice. •The Furniture, which is elegant and modern, with the Live and Debi Stock, may be taken at s fair valuation, and immediate possession will be given. Printed Particulars, with an engraved Plan, may be had Of Mr. rhootas Bowen, at Ashford-Court, who will shew the Estate; Messrs. Dawson and Wratislaw, Solicitors, Saville place, New Burlington-street; Mr. Wellings,Sulicitoe, Ludlow ; Mr. Wratislaw, Sokoto', Rugby, W ar wickshiri• ' the Hop Pole, W orc ester; Swan, Birmingham; Plough, Cheltenham ; White Hart, Bath; City Arms, Hereford; F o x, Shrewsbury; and of Mr. Stewart, 194, Piccadilly, London. RICE ROYAL. EXCHANGE ASSURANCE STOCK, A WELL SECURED ANNUITY OF £4OO, CANAL PROPERTY, AND LONDON FLOUR COMPANY'S SHARES. By Mr. SCOT On Friday, May 6, at Twelve o'Clock, to the Marts London, A VALUABLE ANNUITY of Je44)o clear, re gularly paid, atn'ly secured on a capital Estate in the City of London, for tit years unexpired, if a Gentleman, aged 57,, whose life is insurable, shall so long live; ,ez96:: Stock is t Royal Exchange Assurance, dividing Xi° eier Cent. clear ; Lel. cote:, or Old Union, Grand Union, Kennet and Avon, Rogent's Canal, and London Floor Company's Shares. Particulars at the New Hotel, Birminighlust i Hatehett's Hotel, e-wet. Picsadilly ; the Mut .; and. of Ps44lllOtt; taro. Brid rr g riIHE Change of Affairs on the Contin ent-havin g caused a great demand for IRISH LINENS, has consider ably enhanced their prices. kr Belfast Company inform the Public that they have a large stock on hand, which they offer at the Old Prices, full 20 per Cent. lower than any other esta blishment ; and respectfully invite a candid comparison to prove . the truth of their assertion. A singlV piece sold at wholesale price, of warranted lahtic, fur durability, bleached on the grass, w i t h o ut chemical acid. No abatement made, mad the wintry returned it a faulr appears. Cash for Irish Notes.—Orders per post correctly attended to by their Agents, BR 00 xs, Bu c is, aud OlCs t it, Do, Great Rus sell-street, Illooreisb wry. "1 - the FR . E.NaI PAP AT ofEETING of _ BAIL:IEI'O3U R. 1 - 1 GESSES, and COMMONALTY, and otter' IbIHA Bi- IA NTS of the BOROUGH of hthl et the Moot Hall, tin Thursday the 14th day oh April, 1814, JOHN WiI.DGOSE, Esq. Bailiff, in the Chair; IT NlfAll ItMOLVED UNANIMOUSLY, That the following Address be presented to his Royal 1-lighness the Palsies ecerr To his t h e yoal Highness Gault us, PILINCIa of WALIs, Regent of United Kingdom of (,re it Britain and Ireland. " We, but Majesty's most dutiful and loyal Sabiects, the Bai liff, Burgesses., - .aid Conimonalty, and oilier Inhabitants of the Borough of Daventry, humbly oiler to your Royal . kilzhness out.l sincere and heartfelt cuneratulations upon the late deceive anal alorious successes, with which the awes of hit Majesty, and his iuus:t,ous Allies, in repressing an overgrown ainbitious,asid. inordinate Power, have so happily b een crowne d. " When we call to Darla, as British buhjects, that these suc cesses are, under Dtvinu PAW/Warm', principally to be attri buted to the vi„ our, &Mei", and constancy ot those councils, entered into for the salvation% of Europe, by the wisdom of our beileved Sovereign, and continued by the generous and* enlight sod mind of your Royal Higbneu; and that it is through the fame vigour, 6/mums, and constancy, we have to boast that, while every country around us has been pierced by the sword ot tumult, war, and conquest, our own has stood safe, impregnable,. and great ; preserved tor a destiny which will, to all futurity, excite the admiration of the world ; we cannot sufficiently render thanks to Goo for having placed us ruder the government .r a House ever desirous as well to promote the general welfare ot mankind, as to ensure the safety, and exalt the character of the people, over whom it was appointed to rule. When we reflect, as men, that to punish usurpation, tyranny and injustice, every independent Sovereign and Nation or Europe arose as one Mall, and ceased not their persevering and courageous endeavours until they had effected the rehle object of their wishes; and when we consider that, as in the pursuit of that object., valour and zeal were their distinguishiug characteristics, so also in the attaiument of it iorbettrauces and clemency weer equally conspicuous, We cannot lie too proud of being born ht an age which will always be celebrated lot every quality and virtu" that math the great and good. " We have cheertutiy submitted to these privations necessarily attendant upon the late extended warier*, well assured that every exertion of his Majesty and of your Royal Highness, would be directed to the establishing a Peace, which britain can honours ably accept, and under which hurupe cart securely repose. " Your Illustrious Ancestors were Capri to the Throne of this Realm for the support ot the Protestant Religion, and most ac tive and uuremitung were their labours in tualutaining its in terests; not leis eminent and praiseworthy has been your Royal Highness's care in upholding the same. In these treats, viewing the reward of those labours and of that care, we' confi&ntly trust that your Royal Highness will continue that activity and vigilaoce, imitating the conscientious tufirsibility ut your Royal Father. " With deep and unaffected sorrow we lament, that the un fortunate inoi,po*ition ot his Malfe.y prevents Ins ramiting the joy of his subjects and of the whole wo rld." Resolved unamitiously, In grateful ackitowledgmer.t of :be merciful interpositioa of Divine Ploy) tie :s ee in overthrowing the oppressive tyranny of the late Ruler of Fiance, and releasing the !anent of Europe front the trop rod of his power, that in stead of an illumination a subscription be centred hno, as well fur the purpose of enabling the poor inhabitants of this Borough to rejoice at that great event, alto teach them gratitude tor me many blessings they enjoy in this Land of Freedom, under the mild and beneficent ruse of the illustrious House of Brunswick. Resolved unanimously, That a Lominittee be appointed for the purpose of carrying the Subscription' into effect, and regu lating the application ot it ; and that a dinner be provided, in the good old linglish style, of Roast Beef and Plum Pudeing, with a propornenate quantity of Ale, for all ire pour hiltatinauts, upon die Marketpiace, on Monday next. JOHN WILDDOSB, having led' u" PAIUS, APRI L, It it affirnte that ber Imperial Duchess Maria Lotifs swift set go to Vienna: T‘iti august Vila , - to live in the rernemhraiice and h : -at is to whom slatted coast :may pt.escnted most aff•criUg goodness, and of - will silso dulYappri , ciate the tublii Lthe Emperor who by Ns, 'ems above Gilman tiatcHe t his been (icing his dearest, affections to the r I and the pecnliar happiness of Vrt , It is affirmed that the Allied Soverolei 'orders to'ilscir irregtilar troops to , it r Duke d'Angenletate_will shortly I I companie4 by Mrs Lyileh, May_ de la Roche Jacqueline,. who precedes nets, is : , ,trivecfs: The Dittelle morrow. Einperors of Austria and I t t z y in dine with the Aroh-Duchess • Marshals Berdsier. Moncey, Mortier, Marmont, Macdonald, Kellerman, and Soorrien Generala Dupont, D 'Legrand, and Dolatoy, had the `dining with his Royal Highness Thuilleries. There has been i corretpondence Roy and the head-quarters of the politin army : the object is not known, that all hostilities cease between It is pretended, that by virtu Of Fhlded with the Viceroy, ail - Lombard , isp to the Mies, and that they 'On the 16th of April ; s known. that's. confetenbi has Bonaparte has required tetrave a s , mist, and an Astronomer to accomp No men of science are yet named ; enough to make such a sacrifice, papers, carelidly comments on proves the Acts of the Government, displeases him too much, his rage says, that when he is in the ljland constantly employed, write his' culars known only. to himself. the true character of Ore men BOURDEAUX, Letter from Lord Dalhousie item the Duke D'Angoultme Sist—l hasten. with all the warmtb t:.igitati heart, to ewer:lllllam your 11.. e encs which have been aelenrh ann‘unced. ;Joy of Lord WelLegron and toy country, Mercy of r.OO officers and ,oldiers now ; Royal ill:vale's to plesscd7 to send they may be happy teessengiqs of l'oos, and of the Lappinesr or key of ....loch I take upon myself. 7 the Conqueror of Pari.,canriiat fad , constant study-barbeen, in the midst alleviate the mis_ries of *ar.". aarsawaa. " l4ltt lA:fles—Your triter, Which my heart a new and affecting proof Usti character, of which you are a I gratefully accept, in the name of you make me ut restoring to hberti diers,vittom your vlctotiuurarow will douhttets feel the trahrts or.whitit day* of rueral rejokint. " APRIL I 3.—The impotent who permitted bimrelf, on Mat two cannon-shot on an induced him, on the 6th, to the Regules, of 74 guns, sad' escaped on shore and fled woops,landed from the sq( 7th, the forts of Royans, Sesac, .The Mayor of La Testi haling . bearer of dispatches from Marshal Beresford bark at that port, under pretence that the F , not accompanied by a sufficient force to order, Lord Wellington has ordered Malt al ford to send this Mayor to heathaparters. is to be sent to England a prisoner Mayors of villages, &c. who will not , a military force, are to be considered and made prisoners of war. NAPLES, NIARCIt 31. The treaty of alliance concluded at Vienna on the itth of January, between our Court and that of lain*, is jwst published: The principal articles stipu late, that from the signature of the treaty, there shall be peace and amity between the Emperor of Austria And tit:: King of Naples, and their heirs and succes sors, and their respective subjects. The object of the alliance is the continuation of the war, to establish a just eqoilibrium between the different powers. and procure a solid peace rot Europe, and especially for Italy, where the two Sovereigns ieciprocally guaran tee their dominions and intertuts. His Majesty the Emperor of Austria goarantees to the King of Naples, his heirs and bllCCebsors, the free possession and full sovereignty of tile dominions which his Kajestyairually holds in Italy ; and his Apostolic Majesty promises his mediation to induce his Allies to accede to the p o ikarantee. The Emptier. of Austria engages to keep in the field 150,00() men, of whom. at least 50,000 in Italy, and the King oflilaples t 0,009 met), which tiro. to be kept complete. doting the whole war. In car- of need, the abovdatimber of troops to be atigmen'e ,l the same proportion di 5 to 1. Tile contracting ,Powers to make neither peace nor armistice, but by i i t n ri u n t t u C a o i n ly sei t , o t. au T i ! s i t e i e r 4 A c hmobtiiis:rad , (very thing relati ve to the interest. of their Sovereigns. n o r o s j a a t c f t o i r n e i o n n Coons c ertin the Etnperor of Austria promaies to restate all the aad to eoy tii! bag* - . . I Iry /a% • I V" • 4i,../ • --- 0 ' '. .1, ' s. NnetallW it ALTPI:N Nl*. ° ARS: # • • , .101 it 741 r . -liness the Aitita t off in a few ritiys tcr • . , iacess will nevi" cease . I.snit ts of • the t-s• Ls( I • scntrd a !vesicle& ti at t . - every virtue. ThL r &MI magnaniA•ty of by an lon, whi‘h lieeti capaVe of istyrt- he re": si r totoprr i , ranee. , Sovernip ns hove givt•ni to quit trinet.: Thd Ly asrire at i s .4 . lr, ac- for of ileoUrae2.ll.. M. cedes his 1(01 31 MIRO.- • . klerri' in to missive kr_ 1 ;4. .s 1 ittsss'a are grit* to , chess M.rria Louisa at 4 , . Mier.gey,Oudi ort oni. ran, Lefevre, Perignon, . ) t, Dessolles, liastsouty,, hi honour of yosterthr ,k% I to at the P4l.sce of Eh, i • fence between the Vice. the Anglo-Mrstro Ne 4 .- t known, bo: it is settled m them. ' We Of a Convention con.) onmbardy it to be given 1 • 1 . will eater the caphst ;Wants confirmatirgr. le is taken place at Guas. have a Botanist, st Che- iccompany him to Elba, tared as being generous. itice, He reads all thi m them, lslair.ts or ap- .. ument, and if any thing Is rage breaks oot ; he [land of Uhl he will be . .. • ris life, and reveal parti- • 1. He proposes to give • i of this age. APRIL 11. ssie to his .li.opil High- t r i ; zeroth and sireertti of a trek 4 r Royal Highnete or the great no.. Lineal. Ass pledge of the untry, 1 aril rage: to i E r ihr now In my power. I beg yowl` trod them to their berme, time' .. f the restaiscismi et,thuil.ur- ... leg. lisi.*.t.i., tbe responsibi• . , anima. rd lay the etamptc of J to beam - raved by Um se Itoisr tdst of his victorious career, to , ea. aid] I have jolt recrieed, h to of of the generosity of ti e Etig- . so was thy n. be titre organ -- I A the KI,III of Franca, the eh: 4 rty XXI -Ft each officers and sot. I have put hi rant powef : the/ rata you de tor theist in their I nt rag'eof Admiral iattob, i the pat April, to fire at !I an Engiiels flag of truce, to give orders WY burning tad three brigs; the crews J to Itocliclcrt. 4iiglish LuadrOn, occupied. on she iesac, and Matra'. i haling rrfirsed to suffer a Marshal Berosford to em- tetence that the bearer was , ficietit force to intimate the has ordered Mairrhal Beres- a headsgearters. *hence he d a prisoner of 'star. All ' 'rho will not submit except ) be considered as military, ir. ,Receipts of a Play performed by some rrinteu s-ai........... -. _ _ Spanish Town, Jamaica, advertised and after the 20th of April, at the rlace of Sale; of Mr. wit- ie betisfit of the Russians," Instead of lington, Newport ;it Messrs. MOttley and Co's- Portsmouth; The Bailiff having left the Chair— Ift it zaspesys Mr. Barney, Solicitor, Spothtnipton ;of Mr. Wright, No. 10, It was resolved' unammougy, That Thanks be even to the prisoners of war ,in his posession, aod to employ his the Bars of the City of London Ta- Charles-rivet, St. James's-square ; and at the Auction Mart, Balla for his promptitude and alacrity in calling :his Meeting, in ' , d i st i on f or t he re l ease o u s h ose h i t h e h ail & of this lif ; StoCi ZjebaSTßC i • and at all the London; aiAl of Mr. Gufiner, giolicitor, Bishops Waltham, Hants, for his cur-leas in promoting the uojeet of tr, and bis able cons Allis. _ . , • ivy. is %rains applicatieel airy be made to treat by PrivapiCootract, sr.ict in it. EDM. OURTON, Town Cler ir . is. si e l . ' . -- . • ...: . _ —........--- -----s•-•-• --.... ra is----• - ...... li • .. ..-anniiiiMMlNO lll " llll. ` : -* .. . . - • •-•- , • .4"; r. r" --- USIVEWRIGHT recommends to his Friends • and the Public the novel plan of the New State Lottery, tO begin drawing Si May, ht which the Purchas'er's have the benefit of the produce of 100 Extra Prises of 10 Tickets each in the succeeding Lottery, thereby giving a double chance of all a 4 Prise.; kr both Lotteries, containing 2 - of - £40,0001 1 - of - £15,000 3 - of - 10,006 Variety of - 5,000, &c. &c. Tickets and Shares are on sale iti great.variety at his Old- Established and Fortunate Offices, S 7. Corbbill, SS, Haymarket, 1,!., Holborn, and 141, Ouford-strees, DOUBLE CHANCE. RROLL and Co. Stock-Brokers, 7, Cont.:mt., No, and 26. Oxr ORD:S rater, beg particularly to recommer.d the Scheme of the Extraordinary Lottery of onl) t 1,000 Tickets, which begins Drawing 3d of MAY;' the Scheme is so arranged, that a plant in this Lottery may gain in the Next Ten Capital Prizes, besides the Chance of all the Prizes in the pre.ent Ssbeme therefore, all Purchasers at above have a • Double tilanee. 'Earn and Shares are on Sale, in gran Varlety,at dARROLL and Co.'s, Where No. 543, a Prise of £lO,OOO, was Sold in tie Sixteenths; Nes 2,152, a Prize of £3,000, besides nurser:pus Other Capi iMe N. B. Carders from the Country punctually attended to, and an Dullness in the Public Funds transacted. • , OFFICE OF 011DN.1NCE, 14, 1814. T' PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA JIESTT's ORDNANCE, do heresy give Nitice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall• Mall, on or before Wednesday, the 4th day of May nest, from such Per sons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of FIVE HUN DRED CHALDRONS of COALS, for Service of the Ord nance Barrack Department at Gibraltar, there to be delivered at the Expence of the Contractirs The •Ccraf4 must be of the tit4eription denominated Adalr's Main, Eightun Moor, or equal thereto he quality and goodness. Farther Particulars, together with . the Tyrnts and Cooditions of the Contract; may be known upon applteation at the Secretary's Once in Pall Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Fout &Clock, where the Prflposals must be delivered seated up and endorsed" Proposals for Coals." No Proposal can be admitted after the said 4th day of May r at Twelve &Clock at Noon of the same day, neither will any Ten der be noticed, unless the Party nuking it, or au Agent in isle behalf shall attend. By Order of the Board, R N. CRRW, Secretary. ELEGANT MARINE VILLA, AM) SIX Er ACRES OF LA14114 WI rx IMMEDIATE PtiabESSION. By Mr. STEWART, ' to , At his great Rooni 16't, Piccadilly, tee 'Thursday, the Ith day of day nest, at Twelve &Clads, 1- 1 3 HE elegant and pleasant VILLA of WA R -1 SASH; comprising a complete Coinage Residence (emu mending beautiful Views of the Isle of Wight and Southainpis.n River, with etcellent Sea Bathing), fit for the immed , ate occu pation of a Family of respectability ; with Coach-house, Stalilii4g, ;Barn, aad other Out-bultdings, conveniently adapted for agri 'cultural pursuits, and about Slaty Acres of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Cupyhold Laod; the Land -tat re termed. The Villa is three miles from Tirchfield, five front South ampton, and nine from Gosport. It may be viewed by appt)- ihg to Richard Halbert,. at the Villa, Warsz..ll. Krticulars with Plan of the Esraie may b e had at the Dc'phiii Inn, Southamptaii; hidix Arms, Gosport ; Crown ;nn, Ports mouth i Messrs. Dawson and Wratislaw, SuLcaors, Savilic pl. ice, New Burlington-street; and of Mr.Stewisi,chuAuvioneerili 4 , Piccadilly, London. . • ,'{.