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-.; -- - - - - FROM SATURDAY NIGHPS GAZETTE. tain George W. White, from the 40 th Foo t, to be Ma j or. Royal Newfoundland Fencibks—To be Ensigns, John Mate •, donnell, Gent. vice Whelan, superseded. being absent without FOREIGN OFFICE, SEPTEMBER 10: leave ; Edw. Walker Carter, Gent. v adenhuest, promoted. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in Nova Scotia Fencibles—Lieutenant Rich. Despuil to be Captain the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Samuel of a Company, vice Lewis, deceased ; Ensign Frederick Ain Gregory Marshall, Esq. to be his Majesty's Consul at Emden, In neDoE Lieutenant, vice Despard ; Ronald Mecdonnell, Gent. the Circle of Westpbelia • to.ign, vice :skinner. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in Canadian Feueibles—Ensign J. C. Pesch to be Lieutenant, vice the name and on the bdialf of his Majesty, to appoint James Stir- E nsi g n , ceased ; James Douglas Hamilton Hay, Gent. to ling. Esq. to he his Majesty's Cense at Names, L'Orient, an& be vice Peach. their dependencies: Glengarry Light Infantry Fencibles--Lieutenant William Camp bell, sen. from the let Foot, to be C a p tain oft- Com p an y , vice MILITARY PROMOTIONS. McDonnell, who resigns; Volunteer John Fra se r , from the WAR OFFICE, net EMBER 10, 1814. 100th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Smith, who resigns. Royal Regiment of Horse Guards—James Arnold, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Gee, who retires. To be Majo CMGe Army—Capt.Themas Hunter Blair, of tbe 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards — John Adelson, Gent. to be 91st Foot;Michael Childers, of the I lth Light Dragoons. Cornet, by purchase, vice Weis, who retires. STATT. 7th Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colorel Kane Bunbury to be To be Deputy Commissaries-General to the Forties, Major, without purchase, vice Dunne, promoted. Assistant Commissary-General J. W. Clarke. 6th Regiment of Dragoons—W. R. Ellis, Ggpt. to be Cornet, by A ct i ng Deputy Cummivary-General E. P. Coin. purchase, vice Blake, promoted its the 14th Light Driven*. To be Assistant Commissaries-General to the Forces, 9th Regiment of Light Dragoon's—John Fleming Kelso, Gent. to Deputy Assistant Commissaries-General George Crookshanl be Corner, without 'purchase, vies Skinner, promoted In the an d Th omas O s b or ne. Ligb:Dragonne To be Deputy Assistant-Commi. ---- 9th Ditto—Assistant -Surgeon James Eros, from the 39th Foot, H enr y Bourhill, Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Lnkis, appointed to the 95th Foot. 15th Ditto—Cornet Henry Huckley to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Finch, promoted in the 37th Foot. 17th Regiment of Light Dragoons. To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Carnet T. R. Wharton,' from the 04th Light Dragoons vice Jones, promoted; Cornet George Daun, front the esth beta Dragoons, vice Anderson, deceased ; Cornet C. G. Skinner, front the Bth Light Dragoons, vice Wilson, deceased. 19th Ditto—Cornet W. L. Wray be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Armstrong, promoted ; Gerge .141aeguay, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Goldsmid, promoted. 90th Ditto—Cornet John J. Pomeroy to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Slice, promoted in the 12th Foot; Samuel Dud ley, Gent. to be Corset, vice Pomeroy. it& Ditto ----- Redly, Gent. to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Tycoon, deceased. 94th Ditto—Coe - et G. G. Shaw to be, Lieutenant, without put. chase, vier A. J. Macon, who retires; J. G. Palling, Gent. to be Cornea, by purchase, vice Shaw. 95th Ditto—Cornet B. R own to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Hewett, appointed to the Sth Dragoon Guards; A. Williams, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Daun, promoted in the 17th light Dragoons. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards—Ensign Charles A. Gine. dot to be Lieutenant and Captain, without ourchase, vice Mills, who resigns. 3d Regiment of Foot Guards. Ter be Lieutenants and Captains, without purchase—EndgeThos. Craufurd, vice Bowater,promoted ; Ensign John Ashton, vice West, promoted. 6th Regiment of Foot—John Henry lieigham, Gent. to be En sign, by purchase, vice Sayer, who retires. 13th Ditto—Hospital-Assistant Stratford A. Eyre to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Wetherspodn, deceased. 37th Ditto—Lieutenant C. Evans to be Adjutant, vice Gale, who resigns the Adjutaittcy only. sett Regiment of Foot. To he Lieutenants, without purc' rase—Lieutenant John Maclean, from the 79''t Foot ; Ensign John Butler. Reit Ditto—Ensign R Jones to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Wetherell, removed to the Bth Light Dragoons; Carystert Proby, Gent. to be Ensign , v i ce Jo n e s ; Hospit al-Assistant James te'BiArne to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Johnson, de ceased. eath Dato—Ensign Duncan Slocock to be Lieutenant, by puts. chase, vice Ilursi s appointed to the 3d Drageons. 324 Ditto—James Butler, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Poole, who resiens. 35th Ditto —Ensign Geese Wilkins to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Ch urge Rawiluson, pr .metee in the Bth Foot. To be Ensigns, without purchase—V•ineteer Robert Lizir l vice' Burton, who resigns ; Gentler's:et Cadet Ernest Wilfard, from the Royal Military College, vice Wilkins. 36:b Ditto—Capiaiii Thomas N. Harris, from the York Chas . seers, to be Captain set a Company, vice Balguy, who ex changes. 37th Ditto—Hospital-Assistant Robert A. M'Munn to be As sistant-Surgeon. 124 Ditto—Querter Master lames Clark, from the 95th Foot, to he Paymaster, vtee Ronan, appointed to the 13th Royal Veteran Battalion. 15th Ditto—Lieutenant D. Dundee, from the Gsth Foot, to be Adjutant and lieutenant, vice O'Neill, deceased; Hospital- Assistant John Joleou to he Assistaut-Surgeon. 19th Ditto—Ensign Gilmour Rubinson to be Lieutenant, with. out purc hase, vice Hush Robinson, who retires ; lobo Burn, Gent. to be Ensign, by :1'70 . ..1te, vice Munro, promoted in the 7th Foot. 67th Ditto—Ensign Foster Fyans to be Lieutenant, else Herring, deceased; homes Arrow, Gent. to be Elegis, without pur. - chase, vice liarrison,promvred. 68th Ditto—Elute Thomas Black, from the Sicilian Regiment, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Wilson who resigns. 71st Ditto — Volunteer George Home Lightbay to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Home, whose appeintmeat has not taken place. 74th Ditto—Coln Campbell, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Campbell, aepointed to the 9th Light Dragoons. 78th Ditto--Hospital-Aseistatst George G. Masan to be Assist ant-Surgeon. Sid Ditto--Hospital-Auistant Thomas James to be Assistant- ral to die Pones, GARRISONS, Ensign Ronald Macdonnell, of the Nova Scotia Penclbles, to be Town Major of Prince Edward's Island. vice Fitsmaurice, who rssigni. hlenron't Regiment—Lieutenant Thomas Aubin, from the OM Foot, to be Captain of a Company,by purchase, vice Herries, promoted on the Staff of the Quarter.M aster•Goneral. Wetter!lie's Regiment--Lieutenant Chrisdut Weiss to ►e Cap tain of a Company, without purchase, vice Harting, placed on half-pay. York Light Infantry Volunteer—Lieutenant E. L. Hobert to be Captain of a Company, vice Ws'bruin, deceased. The Doke of York's Greek Light Infantry. Id Regiment- To be Lieutenants, with temporary rank, George Calogero and Constantine Gaya, Gents. To be Ensign, Quer ter-MaKer J. Packet. To be Quarter-Muter, Serjeant John Matthews, from the Sith Foot, vice Packet, appointed a - Ensign. 11131101141NDOM. Lieutenant John Mac Lean, of the 79th Foot, who resigned, as stated in the Gazette of the Gilt ult. is reinstated in his rank. The due of Lieutenant-Colonel Gelb's apro ntment to a Cons pang of the 3d Foot Guards is the 9th August, isl,, and the date of his commission u amt.-Colonel in the Arany sth March,lBl2. The appeintments.of E. I. Newton, Gent. to be Ensign in the 7sd Foot, and James Philip Deetnish, Gent, to be Ensign in the 87th Foot, as stated is the Gazettes of 29th March last and 30th ultimo, havel not taken place. The date of Deputy Inspector James Robert Grant's COMMIr sion to be Inspector of Hospitals is 14th July, 1814, and not that stated in the Gazette of 19th July last. Emus - rub in the Gazette of the 6th ulthno. 79th Foot—For Ensign Allan Maclean to be Lieutenant, with out purchase, vice John Maclean, who resigns; read Ensign Allan Maclean to be Lieutenant, without purchase, via John Maclean, appointed to the 22d Foot. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. October 25. Phineas Toledano, of Great Preacet-street, Good man's Fiche, Middlesex, merehant,at ten, at Guiklhail. BANKRUPTS. Surgeon. S9th Ditto.-;Lieutenant William L. Wraxell, from the 34th Foot, to be. Lieutenant, without purchase. fist Ditto-:•Volunteer Duncan Livingstone to be Ens'am, with out purchase, vice Daley, whose appointment has not takeu place. fed Ditto--Hoepital-Assistant John Regan to be Assistant- Surgeon. 300th Ditto—Ensign John Clark to be Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Burke, who resigns; J. Tayier, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Clark. 103(.1 Ditto—Ensign Thomas Mills to be LJeutettant, without purchase, vice Neilson, appointed to the 60th Fuot ; John Thomas, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Mills. 103 d Ditto-1 revet Lieutenant-Colonel John Harvey, from the 6th Garrison Battalion, to be Major, Tice Parry, who ex changes. Ist West India Regiment—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel J. M. Clifton to be Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase, vice Yates, appointed to the 49th Foot; Brevet Major Richard Weston to be Major, vice Clifton; Lieutenant John Macna unto to be Captain of a Company, vice Weston; Ensign Janes D- . laurel to be I.l.utenant, vice Macnainara.; Michael Brannan, Gent. to be li.mugn, vice Delomel. • $d Ditto—James Gilchrist, Geot. to be Ensign, without par - chase, vice Greenfield, s peveded. lid Ditto—Brevet Maj ,r Joseph Maclean to be Major without purchase, vice Maclay, promoted; Lieutenant Join Bessie to be Captain of a Company, vice Maclean. To Le Lteptenants--Ensign Conrad Heel, vice Macdonald, de ceased; E.i.sign J. A. Gilmore, vice Heaale. To be Easigm—A. D. Gordon, Gent vice Heel; Robert Crosby, Gent. witheti• punk . ..se, vice Hill, who resigns • Thomas Minton, Gent. vice Jones, whose appointment be; not taken place; Charles Robinson, Gent. vice Gilhatoes. Royal African Corp. To be Lieutenair., without purchase—Ensign John Sutton, vice Vacilsersee, deceased ; Ensign Archibald Odium, vice Fife,' promoted. To be Ensigus--Daniel O'Meara, vice Sutton; Voltmeter John Godwin, vice Odium Royal Yolk italiers--Ensian John Ceske, from the Royal West India karma, to be Lieu:truant, without purchase, vice Ovens, - _ decea:44l. Royal Wes; India Rasters—Archer freer, Gent. to be Ensign, without putchase, vice Cooke, promoted In the Royal York tapes. York 'Chasm-on—Captain E. B. Balguy, from the 36th Foss, to be Captain of a Compny, vice Harris, wit* exchanges. Cape. liegimmt Hospital %.sistant John Dempster to be Anis : pm Surgiu;n, vto Vac calm; appointed on the Stat. • 110101bon Megnnent—Harpital•Assistatit Just Armstrong to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Owen, appointed to the 67th Feet. *opal Waggon Traie—Cornet. itoliert Kerr, from the Half -pay of the Regiment, to be Cornet, v.v. Young, who excha ,, ges. Sit Garrison Battalion --Ensign James Boron to be i n eke Kelly'', &ceased ; Norman Dot:glue Goat. to be Emign, vice Boron. 6th Dstto—Brevet Lteuteosnt.Colcmel P. 7. Parry, from the 607TENIMICII MAIL. ISOTTENBURGH, SEPTEMBER S. The Crown Prince of Sweden left Uddewalla yes terday morning for Stockholm; and his Majesty, with the Queen and Prince Oscar, come here to morrow, where they will remain 611 the Prince re turns from Stockholm. Orders are issued in Norway for assembling the States General on the Bth of October ; and it is ge nerally believed that every thing with respect to Swe. den will be amicably settled. The whole of the . Counsellors of State have declared they will do every thing in their power for this country, and have in vited their friends to do the same. The blockade of Norway has ceased. P,ETERSSURGH, AUGUST 24. Sir Gore Oasely and suite arrived here yesterday, from Persia. The celebrated Count Armfeldt died at Tsarko Selo en Friday last, 19th of August ; and it is said Speranski is recalled from Siberia, in consequence of some confessions the Count made on his death-bed. Exchange on London 11d. IiAmBLIAGH MitlL. NIW STRELITZ, AUGUST 11. - - Yesterday were celebrated here the solemn espou.' sale of his Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland , with her Royal Highness the Dowager Princess of Sams, born Duchess of Mecklenburgh Strelitz. HANOVER, SEPTEMBER S. On Tuesday last his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge arrived at the Palace of Montbrilliant, when his Royal Highness was received by the Offi cers of the Duke of Cumberland's dragoons, a de tachment of which had escorted him from Neustadt. The day before yesterday was a grand Court-day.— His Royal Highness will remain at biontbrilliant till late in the autumn. It is said that the Duke of Cumberland will shortly take up his residence at the Furstenhoff, which is put tins in order : at present he'rernains bore. The English Hanoverian horse-w - tillery, now bore, is expected shortly to depart for Brabant. James B: own, of !mingleid, near Chelmsford, Essex, coal-mi chant, dealer and chapman, to surrender September 13, 27, and October 22, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Barlow and Grosvenor, Austin Friars, London. John Martin Sawyer, of Princoretreet, Lothbury, London, bill broker, dealer and chapmen; September 13, 24, and October 22, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pasustore, Warder& court, Throetnetton-street. Thomas Fitherley, of Gosport, pariah of Alverstoke, merchant, ablp-chandler, dealer and chapman, Sept. 22, at one, Sept. 23, at eleven, and October 23, at one, at the Fountain. Inn, P.rtsitiouth. Attorney, Mr. George Augustus Callaway, Portsmouth. Pearson Mitchinson, of Gateshead, Durban+, rope-maker, dealer anal ebapmati, September 20, 27, and October 22, at eleven, at the Ceorge Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Anomie', Messrs. Bell uJ Bradt - Lek, No. 9, Bow Church-yard, London; or Mr. Seymour, Newcastle•upon-Tyae. George Wells, late of Spefierth, Yorkshire, peen-teanufacturer, dealer and tliopman, October 1,2, and 22, at eleven, at the White H--)rse Inn, Leeds. Attornies, Mr. I.alte, No. 4, Dew gate-hill, London ;or Mr. Thomas Homer Oranges, Leeds. John Pratt, late of London, but now of Tettenball, Staffordshire, ironmonger, dealer and chapman, September 22, at five, Sept. !4, and October 22, at eleven, at the Lord Bradford's Arms, Ivosey Bank. Anomie', Messrs. Price and Williams, Lin. colt. a Inn, London ; or Mr. Wm. Smith, Wolverhampton. Solomon 'Leonard and William Spring, late of Bristol, common brewers, dealers and chapmen, Sept. IS, 22, and October 2!, at twelve, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Tarrant, Clarke, and Richards, Chancery-lane, London ; or Messrs. B. and 0. Smith, or Mr. W. D. Brice, Bristol. William Spiting, of Bristol, nurseryman, dealer and chapman, Sept. 13, 21, at three, and October 2!, at five, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, Sir Samuel Whit eombe and King, Serjeant's Ina, fleet-street, London ; or Mr. John Henry Fravkis, No. 2, Clue-street, Bristol. James Cabbell, now or late of Kilmendon. Somersetshlre, cord wainer, shopkeeper, dealer and chapman, Sept. 2 3, 24, and October 22, at tw elve, at the Bell Inn, Shepton Anomie' Messrs. Bleasslale, Alexander ' and Helene, New- Inn, Lon d on ; or Mr. Charles Evered , Sb epton Mallet. William Webb, late of No. 2, Maiden-lane, Wood -street, Cheap. side, London, hosier, Sept. 13, October 11, and 22, at eleven. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Cole, Wood-street Chambers. Wood-street, C'heapside. Richard Yoldon, of Inpdon Mills, parish of Ibingtoo,Doirenaltins. miller, dealer and chairman, Sept. 19, 90, and Qualm SS, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, in Exeter. Attoniles, Mr. Ser. combe, Exeter; or Mr. Palmer, Barnard's Inn / London. George Steiger Berger, late of lett, Upper Thames -street, Lon deo, and of Ne. 2, Skinner's Place, Brubserkk-square, Mid dlesex, blue-maker, Sept. 43, October 11, and 22; at eleven, at Guildhall. Attomies, Messrs. Lamb, Bruno% and Hawke, Prince's-street, Bank. Abraham Sanderson, late of Narrow-street, Llmehouse. Mid dlesex, coal merchant, dealer and chapman, Sept. 17, 24, and October 22, at twelve, at GuildhalL Attorney, Mr. Welch, Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street. John Broad, late of Walworth, but now of Joiners-street, Mg. Georges. Fields, Surrey, dealer and Chapman, Sept.l3, Ono. her 11, and 22, at eleven, at GuildbalL Anomie. Meson. Rogers and Son, Mahchester Buildings, Westminste r. DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL. October I, John Eaton, Crooked-lane, trunk-maker, it 12.- Sept. 27, Heury Shuttleworth, Ludgate-hill, optician, at twelve. October 1, Wm. Forrester Bray, Broad-street, Camalty-inarket, auctioneer, at twelve. October 1, Samuel Moses, of Watford, Herta, watch and clock...taker, at twelve. October 8, Nicholas Power, Old Broad-street, merchant, at twelve. October 1, Was. Henry King. Fleet-lane, cabinet-maker, at twelve. October 1, Geurle Matthews, Hythe, Kent, hatter, at ten. October 1, John Ivory, Mark-lane, broker, at ten. Sept. IS, Henry Richardson, of Euston - square, and R obert Clarke the younger, Gloucester place, brick-makers, at ten. October 1, Was. Rose, Earl's-court, Kensington, brewer, at ten. Sept. 13, Wm. Hellen and James Worr, CierkenwellGreen, jewellers, at eleven. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. October 7, Wm. Tudball, Taunton, grocer, at eleven, at the Whit* Hart, Wiveliscembe. October 22. Anthony Stevenson, jun. Neweasde upon Tyne, ship.owner, at eleven, at the George, Newcastle. October Irv, John Moffett, Newcastle upon Tyne, butcher, at *wen, at the George, Newcastle. October 7, John Wham, Norwich, grocer, at five, at the Matts Head, Norwich. October 3, John Davis Ind Thomas Hughes Lloyd, of Hole, Wilts, clothiers, at eleven at the King's Arms, Melksham.- October 4. John Pillgrini, of Christchurch Twyneham, Hants, builder, at eleven at the King's Arms, Christchurch Twyne bans. October in, John Hawkesley, Arnold, merchant, at IS, at the 'Use Hotel, Nottingham, CERTIFICATES, OCTOBER I. Miehaal Dake, York, comb-manufacturer. Jahn Bentham, Yam, tnerchan•. Gee; se Tyndat-, Ozford•street, linettedraper. Jolla Parker, of Dml, cabinetmaker. John Barrett, Plynt.uth• Dock, victualler. James Davis, of Marston-Mortalue, Bedford shire, butcher. Thomas Herbert, of Seaford, Welsher. Patrick Martin, Oxford -street, bookseller. Matthew Ham, of Totnes. 1/evon, hinkeeper. Robert Melia' nein of Plrtfiltil-T,lock Devon, draper. ST..PETERSEUROH, AUGUiT 2t. Yesterday the ships of the line, Finland and Peter, of 74 guns, were launched in the presence of his Ma jesty and the Imperial family. His Majesty was also pleased to be present at laying the keel of a new ves sel, the Leipsic, of 110 guns, and to give the first stroke of the hammer. Count Rostopchin, Governor of Moscow, is arrived here. It will be remembered that be was Minister for Foreign Affairs under the late Emperor Paul. By a rescript of his Majesty, addressed to Count Soltykow, Piesident of the Ministerial Committee, their Committee is to continue its labours according to the instructions of his Majesty, as in the Empei or's absence. At the beginning of the war with France. Mr. Pe sarovious began a newspaper, called the .Runion In valid, the profits of which were destined by the Edi tor for the Russian Invalids. From all parts of the Empire, he received not only double, treble, and four fold subscriptions for a number of copies, but from several persons sums of many thousand roubles, partly with, partly without, the names of the donors, begging the editor to distribute them among the wounded de fenders of their country. As patriotic festivals, fa mily parties, and collections. were made for this fund in all parts of the empire, the editors have deposited in the Mont de Piete threehundred thousand roubles, as general capital of the invalids, besides a considera ble reserve, from which assistance by the month, half year, or once for all, is given to a thousand and relations of such as have fallen in this war. BERLIN, SEPTEMBER Prince Hardenburg sets off for Vienna on the 4tb or sth. His bureau follows him. Preparations are made for the departure of his Majesty, but the day is not known ; neither do we know whether the Em peror Alexander will come here first ; but it h prob ble; and the Dukes of Cumberland and Cambridge are expected. The Elector of Hesse having disbanded the greatest part of his troops, 20,000 of the allied troops have , marched into that country, as, according to the trea ties, all is to remain on the war establishment. His Majesty the King of Faxony seems to be pre. paring for his departure. BREMEN, SEPTEMBER S. The following important intelligence has been re ceived here by express : " :arr. 1, 1114. 44 We received this morning news from Gotten burgh that the free intercourse with Norway, was proclaimed there on the 20th of August : but an English cutter brig, just arrived from Norway, brings the news of a revolution which has broken out in Nor way, and the object of which is to obtain the indepen dence of Norway. It is said that an engagement has taken place between the Swedes and Norwegians, in which 1500 men on both sides were killed, and that the blockade is renewed." HAMBURGH, SEPTEMBER s. Exchange on London, 31.2. The ship rigged lihe a frigate, presented by the Prince Regent to the King of Prussia, will arrive here in a few days from Yoru mouth. FRENCH PAPERS. PARIS, SEPTEMBER 7. Yesterday the Ambassadors and Foreign Ministers paid their court to the King, the Princes of the family, and the Duchess of Angoeleme. In the course of these audiences, the Chevalier de Signeul, the Swedish Charge d'Affaires, was presented to his Majesty and the Royal Family, by M. de Lalive, the introducer of the Ambassadors. - Yesterday, after mass, the King seeing an immense crowd in the garden of the Thuilleries, advanced to wards the balcony, and amidst shoats of Long live the King I" 6 Long live the Bourbons I" called to the Duchess of Angouleme, who came and stood be side him, His Majesty and her Royal Highness, for several miputcs, ratified, by the most affecting signs, how strongly they were impressed with the reception given them. At throe in the afternoon the King left the Thuilleries to take his usual walk. He returned at half pass five, Monsieur ,pee a dinner yesterday to several Ens. lish Ladles of the highest distinction. The Duke 04 Berri dined also with Isis august lathes.. Last Sunday, after mass, Marshal Monier, Duke of Treviso, en his return from his mission to the d partments of the north, had the honour of paying respects to the King, and of giving him an account of the good disposition of that part of the country. The — King has promoted to the rank of Lieutenant General of his armies, Marechal-de•Camp the Marquis of Jumithae, the oldest surviving superior officer of the Horse Guards of his Majesty Louis XVI. and also de eldest of the officers of the regiment of liersilly wilco escaped from the disastrous affair at Quiberon. The ling has conferred the Grand Order of the Legion of Honour on Vice Admirals Truguet, Mit siessy, and Emenau. The Bayonets Journal makes the following observe. don with regard to the burning of the bridge over the Bidassoa r—t , This measure probably results from the principle expressed in an article from Madrid, of the 7th of August, purporting that a continental and ma ritime blockade must be established, to prevent access to the reports, whether true or false, arriving from all quarters, of the reclamation of King Charles IV." Monsieur will set off on Thursday, on his intended tour through a part of the departments of Trance, where he is eagerly expected. The Minister for Foreign Affairs sets off on Sato. day next, to attend the Congress at Vienna. The Minister of the Interior has just confirmed all the advantages which the Society for encouraging am and manufactures enjoyed under his predecessors. In consequence, the bulletin of the society will continue to appear under the auspices of the Director-General of agriculture, commerce, and manufactures. Nov that liberty is restored to foreign commerce, France is enabled to measure the extent ofthe conquests which she has made in the domain of the arts, by the almost universal superiority of the productions of her man. factures, and the preference which they obtain in most of the markets of Europe. We have to thank for this, those laborious and modest scientific men, who, by devoting themselves to the encouragement and instruction of our artists, without any personal interest, have prepared this triumph of our industry, and taught us to enrich our selves, even from our losses. On the sth instant, service was celebrated in th skurch of St. Len, for the repose of the soul of the ult. fortunate Princess de Lamballe. The Duchess 1)ov.-a -ger of Orleans was present on the occasion. Two journals assure us—one, that General Var. damme is at Copenhagen, and a nother that he resides at Cassel ; and yet it is certain that this General is now in Paris. We learn from Trieste, that the Princess Catharine, daughter of the King of Wurtemburgh, and wile of Jerome Bunaparre, was delivered in that city, on the '4th of August last, of a son. CHAMBER OF DEPUTIEB.—Si TTINO Or TSB 6TIB. M. Leveneur renewed his proposition for a more equitable repartition of the additional centimes. After some opposition, it was ordered that he should be further heard upon the sulject on Friday next. A proposition by M. Feydell for more effectually assuring the two Chambers, that petitions addressed to them actually come from the persons whose signa. tures they bear, and the places whence they purport to be dated, was ordered for discussion the same days as was also a motion by M. Metz for the free culti tion, manufacture, and s.tie of tobacco, subject only to a tax which may concili.tte Ote interests of Apical ture and commerce with those of the Royal l'teasury. OMNI, SEP TEMBER 5. It has been stated in the public Journals, that the American Ministers had an interview with Lord C.•••' , .:-Ligh nn his passing through this city, • . Ibis it was added, that from that momet,: • fcrences had been more frequent. The fact la . the America-, Ministers had no interview with Castlereagh, an 4i that for several days no conferent has taken place. TRENTE, AUGUST es. ' According to accounts from Turin, the orrnizo dim of the different regiments is gping on with the greatest promptitude in Piedmont. The citadel at the capital has been occupied by the Sardinian troops since the 13th of July. The fortress of Fenestrella was also evacuated by the Austrians on the Bth d this month, and delivered up to the Commissioners of his Sardinian Maj esty The formation of the nt tional troops rendering the presence of the Aastriaol troops less necessary, the latter are successively yak. ting Piedmont. The regiment of Davidovien left Turin on the 11th and 12th ; it was replaced bi the 31st French regiment, which entirely consisted of Piedmontese. • MADRID, AUGUST es. In a dispatch, dated the 22d of June, from the Spa. Wish part of St. Domingo, toe Captain-General Dos Carlos de ijrrutia, informs the Minister .4 War, that he had sent to the Captain-General of the province of Venezuela a supply of military stores and cannon, which had arrived sate. He inCloses a letter from the Captain. General of Venezuela, dated the Ist of Jane, in which the latter announces, that the intelli gene of the deliverance of Ferdinand VII. had made the greatest impression in that country, where affairs, both political and military, had taken a mote favour. able turn. Colonel Cevallos, Commandant-General of the Loyalist,. had beaten the principal Chid or us rebels of the east, Santiago Marino, who had core with 4000 men irom Cuanana and New B ircelona to relieve Valentin, which was already invested by vs thousand men, and would, most probably, soon so. render. The reductioe of the Caraccas is certain; and there remain only to be subdued the province, ol Cumana and Barcelona with the island of St. Islar• garet. There has, within these few days, appeared here a pamphlet, entitled, " the Notorious Tr..i tors a ho hoc fled to France, convicted of their clinics ; car all AiNh ingy far the Royal Decree of the :Wilt of May."— This pamphlet has issued from the pi CSb of the Rojal I P-inting Office. Atrousv 26.—Don P. Cevallos, formerly Min . 3 1 .1 of Foreign Affai rs , cons id ere d a im con d uc t emotein the pamphlet of M. Escoiqu'z, and has rip thereto in such a manner as not to clear up all do.. - Since his Majesty has been at length miracei.• restored to us, it is time to throw a veil -eel fortunate journey to Bayonne, instead 0 1 IC W ‘ i •' recollection of it, by esp l ana tiaos which are •• least, useless, It is veraii• us to see the c. • ' of the Cc'upcil attacking each other . e. . •• •'s- SA . ilst they height contrillutS lation of the State by rlicuni thew intelligence. The Duke de Hijar is het it no priispect of his speedy t We learn that another Pr kingdom of Santa ke or New led its independence. • . The Gazette of Carthage& 4nlumn to the enumeration & irelseers upon our commercial jects of the mother-country, n off the yoke, assume the offs ea, where unfortunately our LEIPsIC, AUc The Russian army has rec evacuate Poland, and to re' V:itha the 'old Russian front of Feld-Marshal Barclay de Warsaw;. those of General 1 diys at Cracow, whence h • Russia. All the Russian retrograde movement, for v favourably. Nothing is u yet known spect to our future destiny. we receive from Vienna does which arrives from Prussia. for Saxony to recover her ind though the wish of all the their King should recover hit Austria is now favourabi snuch things are changed I place us on the advanced pot Saxony, and make ccrnnsot motive, however, signifies bu is to support ourselves so strc decide in our favour. HAMBUROH, A The finances of this city a: prising manner; the receic .creased. Some imposts whi blislAd have been preserved. 60,000 florins per month. • wernment to pay the interes which are in arrears for more notice WAS taken of those k. united to France ; they, ho millions of marks bane°. It i these debts s imilar to tFe En ; RA FISBON, Al There is a report at HiL Regent of England will me bey cf Brnerlictines, situate leagues from this city. The solicitations of the English C ecclesiastics, both English a nc up at this celebrated Abbey. HAGUE, AUI Our marine now reckons, miral Kmsbergen, Vii minders, *1 Captains, aiid tent cl ,sses. 1 tE EVEN" LUNL MONDAY, SEPTE PRICE OF a 1'• /MS THIS DAI Reduced slnit.-3 per Cent. Con 4 per eta:tut-5 per Ct. Navy Om!liunt I;jeilirdis.-116 Licbtquer as par; is. pt We have received Paris They arc 6115.1 with rumou sistir t z, in variuus parts of th eagerly seize upon for the i Thus we hear of jealousies p great powers, Austria, Russ their several exertions in tt France ; and we are also to wails among the Saxons, Bd measures about to be adopt believe that all these turn( tempered brain. Had the; regime of BOMA PA RTIC, we s as Official intimations tliat platieli g—undor the mild XVIII. th-y are perfectly 1 . The Chatntier of Comm lished a Most wicked articl Trade—couveying, at the reflections against Great B such a publication would censor of the Press. Marshal Davou.r come in the Paris Journals, Vac ceremony. His justiEcatioi seems to have come from tide, in favour of slavciy. that he shot twelve citi then he reminds us t:t lemn Decrce, hal clecl cf . liamburgh to be Frcnc reb,.h and uaitors ! Rea' is 2 wont acute logicini ; most zealous partiy. is ti to follow him to Lib.t. A liamburgh Mail a t' .r exception of a report ogain broken out in raw] importance. The report An English cutter brig i sinful., on the Ist instant tiler revolution had brok, an action had taken ple Norwegians, in which 1.! We apprehend this to be distut'uances at Christi,' •noticed, aid in which t 1 disturbers of the peace, ing interfered to presere Swedes. .