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• , v. OS ' IP k , ftl'A 4; , r ". b ~ ~~ 4 v 1 It/ wi t?. E 654. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1814. PRICE SlM'''. • ;I F THEATRE :0 AL, .)1( -LANE. JD Islll:l4.lT•Ols.friCli, Ariverrtor 10, 1114. N OTICE it hereby given, That a Serdion of Oyer and rammer ad GritiDelkery, for Me Trig! of ()films emormitsed an Ms High Seas, within the jar:ll'l4,We. *Me Admiralty of Euglastel, mill be held at Justice Hall, is Mt Old Bailey, Lonc.ba, oa Tuesday, rho I'.lth of Dec( tuber pert, at tight uVoeil r. the J. W. CROKER. . • .• PAR LIMMENTAN r PR iCA'AdIA THIS PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties' &mats will perform tbe 'tragedy of KINt. KiLnARD THE THIRD. To which will be added, the new Comic Drama, celled JEAN DE PARIS. HOUSE OF LORDS, Nnv. 25 The Duke of MONTROSt, Lord hilAf I LSSUPT aad doe' lone CRANCELLOR, sittlog as the it.,y 4 l Mow wig given to the Seamen and Marines Pension Bit, and Mrs. ;tor nold's Lepel 8.11. The Malt Du• y Bill swat past e d A Message from the Commons bringlit r, .be Wniglet Importation and Exonrtatoan th.? Peace Prasettratiot: B• 11, and tb. Risk Inland Excise Duty bill, which were r. .1.1 a lit dam The Glass Duty Bill, the West lid a Goods Eh, tits Proud.. tory Note Bill, and'th.± Ncutral god Fooev hbvpisi flfilswere read a second time. To-marrow, the Hypocrite; with a new Musical Romance, Ftllyd The Ninth Statnil or, The lri,hman in Bagdad. rHEA FRE ROYAL; COVENT-GARDEN. PP:WALLING OF?/CE, Nov. 11, 1814. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HL frldf.FESTra NA VT, ri hereby:nye Nci:ee, 'HIS PRESENT EVENING, will be performed the Truett of ISABELLA. To which will be added, tIMOUR. THE TARTAR. That on . IUESDAY, the S9th instant, they will be ready to receive fenders in writing, (sealed up) and treat for the supply (on separate Contracts) of all such quantities of the following species of PROVISIONS zs may be required fur the service of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels at the several Poru under men- mentioned, ♦iz. STATE OE AFFAIRS ON TUN TONTIVENT. To-morrow, King Richard the Third; with The Forest of Bollt?y. On the third reading'of the Exchequer Bills Bin: The Earl of DONOUG H CIO WE said, that though he should permit the Monty Bills to pass thritigh that House without observation, he desire,/ that this conduct might not be construed into any approbation on his part of the purposes for which these monies had been, or were intended to be applied. That his sentiments were very different, inde•'d, Should ciently appear from die motion of which he was then about to give their Lords!iips notice, tie deeply la• mented thit a subject of filch inflhifi impOitence should have fallen into such unequal hinds as•his, and he had therefore refrained from Caking the .object up till the very last moment, in the hope that it might have had the advantage of that talent and authority ; from which it would have derived additional ve. iyitt. The Noble Earl (the Earl of Liverpool) having, however, given hire reason to understand, that Tours. day next was likely to be the last sitting day of the House before the recess, no alternative was left to him but to undertake that duty himself, for the dis. ch trge of which he thought the circumstances under which we were placed imperatively called. Selecting, therefore, the latest possible day, for the purpose of giving to every Noble Lord who might feel with him the great and pressing importance of the sub. j. ct, a full opportunity to appear in his place at the discussion of it, he accordingly should give this notice, viz. That he should on Thursday next call their Lordships' attention to the necessity cf some prompt proceeding on the part of that House, decla ratory of their Lordships' just abhorrence of that so. tem of spoliation and aggrandiiement, which ap peared to form almost the avowed basis of all the pending negotiations at Vienna ; and he moved that the Lordssliould be summoned for that day. Ordered. I - ICUSE OF COMMON.. The Thread lace Bill liaised throiirit a Committ e e, Lord Walsingham's Annuity Lilt was road a first timc. The Report of the alie Aleasurt, hill was agreed to. The Twelve Million Five I - 14udred 111:o,s.artd Pounds Ea cl4quer hill, the Exchequer Bill hi ald B.:I, and the Matt Duty Eittl,were brought up from the Lords. TO OFFICERS OF THE ARMY. ANTS A SITUATION, AS MESSMAN, a married man, without incumbrlnce, and understands cookery himself ; can be strongly recommended from the Offi cers he has messed (both Cavalry and Infantry) fortionesty, so briery, and attentiveness: Any regiment in want of a Messman may bear of him by letter (post-paid) directed to M. L. at Mr. Smith's. No. 1i . North-s•reet,' aty-road, London, memloning terms, sv hick will be immediately attended to. SEA PROVISIONS,2 At Dublin. FREq - i BEEF, SEA PROVISIONS, t At Falmouth. RUM,________ SEA PROVISIONS, At Liverpool, Milford Haven, and FRESH BEEF, Waterford. RUM, For and during the space of Twelve Months fvem the 12th day of January next. The Conditions of the Conweet may be seen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office; Ur by applying to the Postmaster-General at Dublin, and to the Collectors of his Majesty's Customs at Falmouth, Liverpool, Millard Haven, and Waterford, respec tively. No regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price shell not be instilled in worls at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before one o'clock on the said Tuesday, the 29th instant, nor unkas the Person who makes the Tender, or some il Person on his behalf, attends to answer when callefor. Nor will any 'Fender for the Sea Pmvisions that contains extravagant prices upon some articles, and prices much inferior to the real value upon o:hers, be considered as proper to be admitted Each Tenckr mutt alto be accompanied by a later tired ly hors re epensible Perront engaging to become bored with the Party tridents:, in the penal lam Of .£SCO, for the a'ae terforizance of each of the Contra:tr. This day was published, in Bvo. The Stcond Edition, enlarged and improved, price ss. boards, of ATREATISE on the BREEDING of SWINE and CURING of BACON ; with Hints on Agricultural Subjects. By ROBERT HENDERSON, Farmer, Broombill, auk Annan. SOH by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London : Constable and Co. and John Anderson and Co. Edinburgh; A. Allardice, Leith; and .1. Cumming, Dublin. • This day was published, Jai wady printed,in 5 Vols. svo. a New Edi•ion, with a Life of the Author, a mend Index, &c. price £l. in board.. of N HISTORICAL and CRITICAL AC- Xl.- COUNT of the LIVES •and WRITING of JAMES I. and CHARLES I. and of the LIVES of OLIVER CROM WELL and CHAR.LEi 11. after the manner of Bayle, from original Writers and State Papers. By WILLIAM HARRIS, D. D. To which is now added, to complete the Collection of Dr. Harris's Works, the Life of Hugh Peters. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington; T. Payne; G. Wilkie; Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown ; Cadell and Davies ; 3. Murray; J. Alawman ; and R. Baldwin. VICTUALLING OEFICE, Nev. 11, 1814. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS 111.1JESIn NAVY, de hereby give Notice, That on FRIDAY, the Yd of December oext, they will be ready to receive Tetickrs in writing (sealed up), and treat for the supply of such quantities of good sound strong and merchantable MADEIRA WINE, as may be required fir the service of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Madeira; and alsa for the supply of all such quantities of SEA PROVISIONS, FRESH BEEF, RUM, &c. as may be demanded for the supply of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels at the Ports unsieriimeittionild, viz. STATE LOTTERY OF 8,000 TICKETS ALL TO 1 4 E. DRAWN IN ONE DAY, NE XT WEDNESDAY, suTii NOVEMBER, 1814. SCIiEME. 2 of 61 6,000 are 44000 2 3 1 000 6,000 2 2,000 4 ...... - 1,000 6 500 G SOo 10 200 12 100 I,2UU 23 ...... ... 60 40 25 1,00 .... "... 16 21,000 Tbis day was published, in 4 Vols. 12mo. price 20%. boards, THE VICTIM of INTOLERANCE; or, The HERMIT' Of KILLARNEY; a Catholic Tale. By ROBERT TORK ENS, Major in the Royal Marines. He was ror ever beating himself against the Bars of hts Cage, and inch is the power of passion over reason that neither the ex ercise of Lis penetrating and vigorous understanding, nor the ex perience of constant failures were sufficient to prevent him from wastir7 his strength in an idle endeavour to pass the magic circle whttn law and ci.stam had drawn around him." SEA PROVISIONS, At Belfast, Carrickfergus, Larne FRESH 13ELF, Harbour and N e wry; and att u n• RUM, • dunderry and Loughswifly ; SEA PROVIMONS. FRESH Mit I', At Leith, Leith P.oatle, and an. Firth RUM, of Edinburgh. VEGETABLES, WATER, For Twelve Months certain from the 12th thy of January next, and further omit Sot Mouths warning shall be given for the ter. urination of the respective Contracts; the Conditions of which be may seen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office ; or by ap plying to the Collectors of his Majesty's Cusiums at Belfast,l.um: dunderry, and Leith, respectively. No regard will he had to any 'render in which the price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall nut he delivered to the Board.before one o'clock un the said Friday, the 2d day of I)ecemher next, nor unless the Person who makes the Ten der, ur sont:: Person en his behalf, attends to answer whtii called for. Nor will any Tender fur rbe Sea Provisions that cunt:tins extravagant prices upon tome articles, and peers much inferior to ;ha real value upon others, be considered as proper to be ad mitted. tol.dun : Printed tot Gale, Curtis and Penner, Paternoster-row. Where also may be had, by the same Author, Thotights an the Catholic Question, 241 Edition, price 3.. sewed. This day was published, In 4 vols. Avo. price £ 2. 2s. or on fine prper, Ss. ABODY of DIVINITY, whet ein tile Doctrines of the Christian Religion are explained and defended, being the Substance of several Lectures on the Assembly's larger Cate chism.—By T. RIDGLEY, D.D. This valuable work has long been scarce, nor has tht re been before this, an octavo edition. Its ezecllnee is too wcU esta• bibbed to need any recommendation. London Pr turd for Gale, Curtis, and Fenner, Paternost-r fow; and cold by Williams and Sat, and Crosby ant Co. Sta tonere-Court ; Oliphant, Waugh, and lime., Edinburgh; and by A Duncan, Glasgow ; and U. Keene, Dublin. B,ooe Tickets. seBo,ooo • Ticaars and SHARK! are Selling by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. llgoatracturs for the Lottery.at their Offices, the Corner of Bank rornhill, and facing the King's Mews, Charing-Cross. fhb Irish Peace Preservation Bill Swat , ead a third time, but previously a clause was introduced by Mr, lira, the object Which V. , 44 to give to the Lord Lieutenant *power, er having Issued r. Proclamation, to declare any Coon:) , iarony Ire, land in a state of insurrection, and to appoint titra Constables to assiscia keeping the peace. H 14.4 1 BURG if 4l AM. SIVEW RIGHT with pleasure recommends to te • his Friends And the Public the New 1.0 ITERY of 6000 Tickets, containing two Prizes of 12 16 ,000, Two of £3,000, many other Capitals, and the lowest whial will 134 IN-Awn T)tli instant, Al.l. IN ONE DAY. Tickets and Shares for which are em Sale at his Old and Fortu nate Offices, No. 37, Cornball ; 111, Oxford-street ; 33, Hay market, and I I, Holborn. Where tke last Prize of £16,C0'),.N0. 365 t; was Shared and Sold, in addition to that series of Capitals, so well known for many years. ITALY. NO I. The King of Sh:ily is on the point i+f setting out far die Conuess xr. Viennl, when it is s.tiJ he means to entoroe his atiros to die King Join ut2les. PARIS. Yids day were published, In 4to. price, plain, LI. I Is. 6d. or, coloured, L 2. its. PICTURESQUE VIEWS of PUBLIC EDT. FIDES in PARIS; by Messrs. SEGARN and TES l'AltD, meatinted in imitation of the Drawings by Mr. ROSE N II ER G. his wort, it is presumed, will prove acceptable even to guise Who may Riot contemplate a trip to the opposite coast ; for the neatness, and beauty of the engravings wtl convey an accurate conctprion of the grandtur of design and delicacy of ex e cution, which characterize the Public Editicus of Paris. London : Printed for Gak, Curtis, and Fenner, !Paternoster row ; and Sprnuel Leigh, In the str a nd. KIRWAN'S SERNION. This day were published, in One Vo!ume Bvo. wish a Portrait of the Author, price lis. Boards, SERMONS. By the Imo Rev. ' WALTER BI.AKE KtRWAN, Dean of Killaia. With a Sketth cf lus Lire. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater no,t ,!r-ro w. " Dr. Kirwan preferred our country and our relizion, and brouent in both, genius superior to what he found in either. lit e:.:1,1 forth the latent virtues of the human heart, and taught men to discover in thanselves a mine of cloriiy, of Witch the tiros yt - eturs had Leen unconscioni. He cane to interrupt the repose of the: puipi., snd s'!akes one world with the thunder of the other. The preacher's desk becomes the throne of 1.i.;1it." Mr. Grattan's Speech, June 19, 1792. .„' A Lc Copies are primed on royal paper, price on,: guima, 11r•ards. HEWLETT'S BIBLE. 'lbis day was palislicd, ihnstratcd with Maps, and 120 Enirav: errs, from ?leo:Yes of the gr eat Mutt ri in the various s.thoole of Painting, in - Filter very large Volumes, dem) , 4ta price I. is. in boards, and on Royal paper, £l4. be. or Doily, without Plate 4, —(Dedicated, by permission, to his Royal Highness the PIINCL ReGeNT), HOLY BIBLE, containing the OLD am., NEW 1 ESTAMENTS, and the Apocrypha, w ith Critical Philological % and Eipiana.ory Notes. By the Rev. JOHN HEWLETT, B.D. Late of Magdalen College, Cambridge; Chaplain in Ordinary to bis 'loyal Highness the Prince Regent; Morning Preacher at the Foundling Hospital, kc. •„' Fcr the accommoda•ton of those to whom it may be more agree:lisle to rake . he Work, periodically, i.: is now rephblishin; in 32 parts; the Royal with plates 95.; the Deng, with plates is. and the Demy without plates Ss. each—which may be had either weekly or monthly, at the option of the purchaser. Pt oiled for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Co.; F. C. and isir gt at ; Lackington, Allen, and Co.; J. Mawman ; Sher wood, v, and Jones; and Wilson and Sons, York. "We v. followed Mr. Hewlett through his three large and magnificent volomes; and are happy in the opportunity of paying out trihute 0, approbation to the labour ' the learning, and inge nuity displayed 111 thi s ex t ens ive wart. We must not, however, omit to sod, that three Indexes are subjoined, of great importance. • 1. A Chronological Index to the Holy Bible. u. 411 Index to the miljects in the bible; comprising the dif fer,nt Heads of Laws and Ceremonies; Doctrines and Duties; Vol 'Ars, Vices, and Crimes; History, Biography, and Prophecy. 3. A GenPridl Index to the votes and Introduction. Of the labours of the learned editor the reader will now be abe to form some estimate and judgment 'I he trouble and fa• ague of such an undertaking, deserve both encouragement and rew.stil We have uo hesitation in declaring our nisit.ion, that It contains much important information, and well deserves to be d Limn the shelves of these, who are coalitional their bi laical @lodise—Whisk Critic, May, 1814. araiit 7: frier wait aho 5r aneemtpani.sl 6ip a Ldter 1 by two Perrot: eng,;g:o . ; to &vont,. bwlnd igt the Path ] tendering, in the penal 41/M of dirt,, for the dic petiorotante of I.lcb of the Con traeo,except that for I%;:tablu, for which a Bond of only will 6e rquired. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Nov. 2t, 1814. THE COMMISSIONERS for 1 1 1C171.1LLING HIS MAJESTY'e NAVY", do hereil give Notice, That on TUESDAY, the 6th December next, they will be ready to receive •I'enders, in writing, sealed up, and treat for wh.i: HJGSHEAD, BARREL, K ERKIN, Long and Sh,:rt Pink and Stout Hazel-wood 1-I(Y)P3 may b., demanded for the Service of the Victualling Department at Deptford and St. Ca rherine'i, fur one year from the date of the Contract; to be an swerable to Sample 4 to be produced with the. Tenders; and to be paid for by B lls payable with interest ninety days after date. The Condnio::. of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Offiee. • Igo regard will be hal to any Tia,fer in it hide the price nct be in sertedin Ivords at length, or that Anil not te delivered to the NOJI .1 I lure oar. eeloch on the amid Tuuday, the 6th Decor:l4r next, nor nave the percoo, who enJill the nada., or core prism on hie behalf, attride, to evoewer .:.bra called for. Ttztler now al-lo be accompanied by a Letter signed by two Lespon.ible N7SOIIII engaging to liecoraa bound with the P:rty tendering, in the penal ball of £5OO, for the due perlor nidnce of the Can.:act. VKTUALLINC4OFFICE, a►.,. ;, 1214. T HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS AMJES77", NAVY, do herell rive Notice, That on WEDIgeSDAY, the 7th of December next, .they will be ready to restive Tendtrs In writing, sealed up, arid treat fur Niuety-four Thousand Gal:ons of WEST-INDIA RUM, 11,000 Gallons whereof to he of a strength equal to oue In four above proof, and the remaining 30 OW to he of a strength equal to (Me m twenty unlit r proof, by Clark's Hydrometer; the tor mer quantity to be delivered tit two (lay., and the latter in a fen t aight, into die Victualling Stores at Deptiord; and to be paid for lay 13 , 114 payable With interest ninety day, atter date. *Eta Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard .1.4.4 be aft, raider ia which use Arise Jan wet be iseerted im weeds at !mita libit skill not be lliamed to the Ideas !be fore ems 11 . 6412:4 on Me said Wednesday Ike ;A f December mast am mains the Perim who maim the reader, or rest PhrIIIN his /Lay, easels to ass wee saea mild for. A LLNUTT'S FRUIT LOZENGES, For Coughs, Sore Throats, Hoarseness, &c. prepared by S. A L LNUT r , Chemist, Purtsea. THESE .I, , ,zolges baying been sold by the Pro prietor to leo.lle years, during which time he has hail nu mtroui testimonies of their efficacy, and finding the dema.id fur than every year to iAcrease far beyond his expectations, he is now induced to give this greater publicity, persuaded that they need only a trial to ensure them a still more extensive sale. In Sure-throats they have been particlarly useful, the acid (which is solely from the Mack currant) tending greatly to allay the in flammation. Its hard dry coughs they are likewise very beneficial, as they promote a free expectoration. They are perfectly harm less to the most delicate constitutions. Sold wholesale by Mews. Barclay and Sdn, Fleet-market; and retail by Mr. I. Sanger, late Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford street, opposite New Bond-street, London, Ist Boxes at Is. I jd. c.ch, or,six Boats fur Be. TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS! F -- YTON, Stoc!c-Broker, s..licits the attention of hi s friends to thi! Scheme of the New Lott , ry, which will be drawn all iu t ine Day, au early as the sieh NOVICIIIIM, contain ,iig 8 CA:O • I ickets, wit'i Two l.rizcs of .P.16./.;,,f), besides a more •han weal proportion of „WO, £2,00u, ,14,000..€5.1), all of which the Public arc wvittd to pa. take of at either of the lucky Offices, 2, CORNHILL, or IS, CO VEN TR Y-ST R PET, Where the ticket No. 1.4,343, a Price of Twenty I houiand Pound., iu the Lottery Contract jut ended, we. shared and bilk! oi we Half, one ( ivar rr, one Eighth, and two tiixteeniti.; ako, No. 1,72 ,st Prize of £joo, in one Quarter, three Eighths, anti SiK SiVeenth Share , i, besides numerous other Prizes. 1() BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON TRACT, By Mr SCO CILOBE ASSURANCE*, dividing 46 per Share dear;vl Monmonsh Canal, dividing £L clear; Grand June con, Old Union, Grand Union, Grand Surrey Shares and Op tinal Loan, hearing .d 5 per Cent. interest; Rochdale, Lancaster, Kennet and Avon Wits and Belli, Regent's, and Croydon Canal, led , Imperial Assurance Shares. Nn. 28, New Bridge-street, London. " Health tails- only riches a matt can set a value upon; with out it all men are poor, let their estate be what it will."—Moose. T N Physic there is a wide field open for discovery, 1 Which mils fonb the powers of ingenious men. There art many disorders which no Physician yet has been able to cure; but it does not Sinew from this that all those diereses are incurable. Elm virtues of the-CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD are (lair de mottst rated in•eradicating the worst and most dangerous symp toms of Nations Debility. It possesses wonderful efficacy in aq Nervous Disorders, Fits, Headaches, Weaknesses, Heaviness and Lowness of Spirit:;, Dintnes, of sight, Confused thought, Wan. Bering of the Mind, Vapoun and Melancholy, and all kinds of Hysteric an: gradually removed . by its use. Sold by :ani. Leigh, 18, Strand; Bacon and Co. 1511, Oxford street, opposite New Bond-stree7, London, price 1 is. per bottle, or four is uric faintly bo. tle for 3"s. on which 1 Is. are saved. Observe, the words" Sans. Snlrmn, Liverpool," are printed in the stamp, to imitate which is felony. AkomATlc SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the oft gloat invention of Mr. HENRY, and brought by his successive improvements to the Eighest ptifection) continues to be prepared rut sold by Messrs. 111.::iiv, Manufacturing Che mists Manchester. This agreeable perfumed Liquor which is composed of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined will, the most pleasant Aromatics anti elEcsclous Antiseptics, may be kept unimpaired in any Climate and for any length of time. Its pungent Odour adapt* it for afhirding relief in Head,aclis, ice.; awl renders 1 it peculiarly grateful and refreshing In crowded !owns, in places of public resort, and in the apartments of the sack. It counter acts, also, the infection of Contagious Diseases. As many spurioua and inferior preparations are soil under the same and sinvlar names, the publiO are requested in observe, as the only proof of its being genuine, that the names of M Henry, Manchester, are eitgra,ved on the stamp. The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar in Not tes, prise Rs. 9d. each, stamp included, is said wholesale and retail by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street, (the only Agents in London authorised by the Proprietors;) where may be had, Sponge Bezes of Gold, Shaer, Cornellan, Crystal, Dec. Also Ii&NRY'S CALCINZI3 MAGNMA in bottles at 25. . and larger with glass stoppers, at 4s. 4d. ell W scab, their imam being un the stamps. GOTTINGEN, NOVEMBER 10. On the Bth inutmit we had the happineas to see his Royal Highness the Duke of CAmbrdge arrive here. HANOVLK, NOVEMBER is. The following Proclamation has been published here : We, George Prince Regent, in the name and meld of our Father, his Majesty George the Third, by the Grace ot coo, King of the United King lom of Great hritalti and Ireland, King of Hanover, Duke of Brun .wick I.usii.burg, ace " To all our Subjects, Prelates, • Knigists, Centri, &c fitc. ht. Greeting : “ Whereas, it has ben concluded in the Treaty to( Paris, by tbs,Cbiet Powers 01 Europe, and with our ii,Dejf,..ix t,, mater, the turns of the atte:ent Constitution of the tht.ht.i Copirt-, bat to establh,h in its piaci: a Conerilera all the On4e,.etident German States ; whin sh..uld fulfil the otiji:ct of Broiling the common country against foreign enemies, and hernia pie abuse of arbitrary power in the !met tor. 'lire abolts: , int. of an elect:vs Head of the Empire makes the Electoral Title h.thcr bottle by our Royal House unsuitab!e to th: new otter of thing-. I ft choosing a title its piece in that of We have cons d cd tb t the Electors ot that holy Roman Empire were in I,w consideied equal to Kings, and that they enjoyed royal honours; that only all the remaining ancient Electoral houses, but also onieof the new ones, wh=ch was inferior in rank to ours, have a a:ta.Al the Royal dignity ; lastly, that we ca.. he 1... our Getman relations to abate ot the spirit I. , ur of our It I I awe, as it has filled for above a century one o: th- greatest 'Con l on .an the wield, and has by this connection attOrdesi tuaintuld proise ton a..d support to Germany. Consi lei irg all Oscar eireittn sta:lcvs, wt. have therauteressorred, imploring hereto tiv! D vs AII blessing. to elect our German states hue a Kingdom, sod statue tur them tire title of lung of li.utuver. l his step, prase,_ zukly approved by many Powers, having been on the *gas of October communicated In a note, by our Cabinet Minister, Count blunuer, our first Plenipotentiary at the Cmgress at Vienna, to the die( Courts of Europe, We hereby Command all our tanhAil suLjects and public ultimata: A, to employ ut (wore au ail Los, &c. instead ot the old title, that ot King of the United Kingdom ui Great Britain and Ireiand, King of Hanover, Lake of Brunswick and Luneburg, &c. " Given at Carkon-House, this tifith day of October, till 4, is the 35th year of the reign of his Majesty, our bather." . __ • GHENT, OCTOBER 21. The English Commibsioners have received fresh dispatches from their Government, which have given occasion to the exchange of new notes with the Ame rican Minister s. Though all that passes is as usual quite secret, it appears from the concurrence of cer tain circumstances, that the course of affairs proceeds in a favourable manner, which promises a happy issue, but some time may elapse, becaw.e the American Mi. niters have not instructions suilleienly :o answer precisely to certain points, and en the other hand the English Ministers hive to consult their Court on every note they have to present to the Ante rican Ministers, as well as on those to which they have to reply. Mean time the two Legations arc 9n the best terms. Last Friday the Ametican tkLnisters received the English Ambassadors at an entertain ment for twenty-three persons, at which none but per. ales of the two nations were invited. This proves the etpon false inte lli gence,) c ' and tEI uum ovr at precipitation with st hich ling!:sh newsi,aper olthe i in t i ot rat th ere ha si saids much disagr e e ment (Doubtless the Congress at Ghent." EXCHEQUER 1311.1, OIIICE, November 25, 1814. Atl Exchequer Bills dated in the Month of November, 1813, viz. On Aids, 1813, 53 Geo. 111. Cap. 42. Vote of Credit do. s,onn,enn 53 Geo. 111 Cap. 161. TO BE PAID OPb. T HE LORDS COMA? ISSIONERS of HIS MA.. .1 ESTI'', TREASURY', having given Direaionsfor paying oft the Principal of the above mentioned Exchequer Bills, with the Interest dre thereon, at Me Ex thepier Bill Ofie, in the Receipt of Exclui7her, New Palace rn.d, Westminster, on Thursday, the 13th day of De cember, 1814, atterlante will be given daily (Sahanys and Holidays excepted) lentil and including Friday, the 9:1, December, from Ten !Clod in Me Morning till One in the Afternoon, for the purposeg reciiving the same ; and, for the greater dispatch, the bearers op the said Bills are des:red to place each ibscriplion of Bar in separate Lists, (which are to Ae.otiained at Mit Office) clutsiag them in the order of their respective dates, such as are for Me lam/ amount behg numerically arranged, aid Ipiciblitg the principal Sums aid Interest due thereon, competed fiMie,lilt eielstang the days on nolii-ls they are rest:Taw-4 dated, to he sail 15e1111.1y ylleeember incliisine,whin the Interest will lease; and the said Bearer: (being Holders or not) are indi silly Nasal required to indorse each ch Bill with their signatures ; and write ifis their Names and Resid:ii:e at the bottom of task separate ist ; and they are nrorsov.ir re /sired to attend the Exchequer Bill Office for fay- Meat, and to receive the new Bills, and give th . e Receipts for Me same. If any nf Me holders f the afiresaid Bills J halite dairoms of receiving Payment of the Principal and Interest, previous to the said 15th by of Decemb: r, they may he accommodated, on computing the lately,: tc the day on which they wish to be paid, and leaving the said Bills for examination one day prior thereto. Such Persons ts&may le desirous of having nenv Exchequer Bills in whole or in part of Payment of Principal, upon marking new Bills, and mentioning the awned nt the bottom if their Lists, delivered on or 1 isfore the 91k December, may he accommodated with new Bills,carrying ga brier,a of Threepence Halfpenny by the :Lay, on ever, One Hundred. Pawls, which said New Rills wit! 1i....r lite the said 13th lay of 1)e -comber, nil will he delivered, to:: ther Irilli the I.stercst due sis respect of the Bills so dwired 5, be cxeh mg.,l, on Frtddy, Me 16th day of December, and tie followin g . Days. N.U. AU Exchequer Bills, dated prior to Nnvember, 1813, have been advertised to be paid DC, and the Interest thereon has ceased.