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• :•: .. r ii 07).;.• a lb 4 ,,„•,,,,„:•..101/ 4,.< 110 • - - V`- ar. cri ww MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1817. tirr,:yr.rt 9380. Parer, SrVEN-. PENCE. BANK OF E,• GLAND. Minn SO, 1117. BANK DOLLAR TOKENS. *IA M WORTH I'A MR DS MR E. CAPITAL WATER-MILLS FOR. MR/04 OIL, FISHERY, Ste. TO $I OLD OR LET, THE CASTLE MILLS, with the extensive. Right of a Capital STREAM of WATER end the FISHERY, with Out-Buildings and MEADOW LAND, aft•iate ttf.ar the I own of 'I AM WOK 1 - 1-1, Actors miles eon, Birminght.m, vents from Lic: f.eld, fourteen from Burton, and fifteen from Coventry. Fur PArt.culara apply to Mr. Richard lamer, T.unieorth ; or Mr. Rolans, Warwick -str , er, Golden-square. London. SALE KY AUCTION. SUNBURY-PLACE, NEAR IrAMPTON. On 'he Banks of the Throes. _ _ V7HEREAS the GOVERNOR and COM. PANT of the BANK of ENGLAND did, by Public AZ.vertioetnemt,dated the lath of March, I Nll, give notice, that t i e y had directed their Cashiers and ether Officers from thence 'alb (until a public notice to the c.intrary, of not less tlllll six =ohs, shook' have beer given), to receive all Dotter Tokens ersdlterl in paymert at the Bank, et the rate of Five Shillings "ad &spote each, instead of Five Shillings as heretofore. And the said Governor and Company did, on the 25th day of April last, give notice, that they would receive and give value for t h e w,' Batik Dollar Tokens, at the rate of Five Shillings and Sixpence each, until the Ist clay of November last; and they love sitlee, by subsequent Advertisements, extended the time for receiving afid giving value Ito the said Dollar Ti.kens, at as rate aforesaid, until the Ist day of May next. All Persons who are, or may he poisessitl of any of the stal: D oilAn ToKENS, and who arc desirotia of receiving value fir eke Sanle at the rate afore.aid. are requested n. bring the same to the of Luglatid for PAMEN F, on or before the .aid az day ut May nest, as ova farther extemion of time will be g Yen the circulation thereof. ROBERT Bur, Secretary. 11. r.T a w nemns and respectable MEETING of : Pk OPKII TORS at EAST INN i STOCK, laehl at the C. -1i of Lamson I ivt.to tut.. t etla clay of March, tall, RiCiIARD CAMPBELL BA ZET I*, Eati in the Chair, The fol!siwini; Resolutions being moved by Enw. FLETCII Et, Este and seconded by TIIIONIAb Wnttlttaox, h.sq. were UllaUl traly votes:: list, That Mr. Roan? CAIIIPIIItLL is, in the opinion of this fleeting, well qualified to supyly the vacancy occasioned in the Court of Directors of the ta.i India Company by the resiynatian of Colos:el IGhn Alexander Bannerman, whose valuable services b that Ceoirt have been in generally acknowledged. bEy, That Mr Cann.larll's iest.'ence of 28 years in India and the general knowledge and experience he thereby obtained of the and character cf the Natives of that country and of the itauests of the East India Cony:my, particularly those inteeests niemed with commercial objects, combine advantages Impor tant iodic exec' tion of the ditties of a Director. td, That Mr. Campbell's entire freeJont from other pursuits rid his habits of business; his industry and diligence, grafted on sn aulaspeacLahle character for honour and intercity, are adds. tional motives arsth g for promoting his Election. 4th, That Mr. Campbell's very considerate conduct at the ktt Election Is refraining front offering any opposition to a rival Candidate of prvesninetit tpalificatians, and his manly avowal of Vr. lams-dee* superior clairns to preference, are honourable roil =tidal/testy testimonies of his conscirnti o regard for the wel. fur of the East India Company, and merit our unanimous re rommendatimi of hits It7trir,..P to the support and favour of the Proprietor. of Ear. 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By Mr. ROBINS, At the Rooms, Nn. 97, Pall h 4 tll, near the Ordnance o:Cce, On MURSDAr mat, t;7rtt March 1817, at One o'clock, Ak BOW' ONE HUNDRED DOZEN OF CHOICE PORT-WINE, of the Vintage of 1804, in bottle nearly :six Years; Eighteen Dozen Burgundy Vin de ?lids, and N:nereen Dozen Chan+, rson Burgundy, of a very superior qua. hty, lying in the Strand—.the Property of a Gentleman. Sanyles may he tasted •u the Mtirritig of Sale. Catelogue. at 97, Pall :14.11, and of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Goltlen..yare._ VOTES FOR THE COUNTY. FRUHOLDS, et 1AR1.Ei..5 rit EEL PARLIAMENT.. 3 ru.LET, wrs I MINSTER. By M•. ROBINS , At clarraway's Coffee•l oihe, 'Change Alky, Cernhilt , n Taunt- DAT, April, 17, 1817, at rwrive ciaock, in Two AN Eliblbk and imptnveable FREEHOLD l'A 11. .I.OT I. A BR ICK-BDILT DWELLING HOC:2, sltoate No. Is, Charles-street, in the Parish of St. Margaret's, %%rennin:. 'ter, in the occupation of Mrs. YtATES, on lease for au liner. p: red term of thirteen years and a half from Lady Dry. '1 he House is three Stories high, two Rooms and a Closet on a Floor, two Parlours on the Grouhil Floor, Kite lens lit the Basement, Vault for Coals, and Yard at the hack. Lor Y. A BRICIC•MJILT DWELLING-HOUSE, situate No. 15, in the same rlert, on Irate to Mr. CUARDWICIC fur an unexpired tern) of fourteen yea:4. The House is plag ued In a einnlar maint , r to the foregoing. _ _ o be viewed till the tine of.ale, No. 19, by applying on the Premise*, and No. iS, by applicat ttttt to Mr. Chalwick, Plum ber, No. 3, Charles street—where Particulars may be had, of Messrs. William., WM.:nitre, Romieu, and Burnett, Solicitor., No 9, New.aqaare, I.incultia hut ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Rubins, Warwick -buret, Gol..!en-square. HYDE PARK. FIRS f-RA I TOWN MANSION. With Offices, Coach-houses, Stabits, tc.c. cm an appropr:ate Scale, CONNAUGHT —ICE. By Mr. ItO!,l At Carraway's Coffke•huusii, Excharige-afiey, CornlrM, on Tuoasoar, the I 7th cri . Ayr'', t /417, at Twelve &Clock, THE Capital Elegant LEASEHOLD' MAN SION, situate No. it. CONNALIGH I. PLACE, overlooking Hyde Park, and commanding Cm and extensive Views sit the Surrey Hills and Cnintry. Plalillt d for the Peron:. molation of a Faarly of the first distinction ; containing on the trineipal Floors, spacious lofty Apartment,' ot large dimensions, finished hr an handsome style, with suitable lied-coamvmrs, Wa. 1 it r.closet, am Servants' Apartments, ruomy tlegani principal and secondary Staircases. The Basement contains excellent Offices of 1 1 all deveriptions, planned fur the convenience of a large Family.— Detached Coach•hosats, and budding for right Horses, and Ser rants Rooms over. ' This •plcaJid Mansion has been finished at a great expose*, and is the pri. Opal Rasitlence it cue place. 1414 be viewed by Tickets, cm r.pplication to Mr. Thomas Cut, Half-Mows street, Pictichily. l'articulus at the Thatabed ilscuse l'avera, St. James's -.:rent; of Mr. Yatman, Solicitor, 14, Aruudct-atrtet, &mud ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goldeu-square. FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ES - I'A tES, Held under the Crown, DUKE-S I'REE s . r. 3 A A . I E3'S, PICCADILLY; AND SWALI.OW-tiTBEE By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Criffee.house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Teua s. LAY, April 17, at twelve &Clock, in Lots, 13y Order to the Rectum,. of Jou N (hit:oar, Esq. deceased, A SUBSTANTIAL FKELHOLD DWELL-. .L A. 1114(1-HOUSY, three ivories high, two rooms on a tour, ith Yard, tie. situate No. II , on the East side of Duke.s•reet 't. James's, in the possession sit Mr. Soule. A spacial , , roomy: , and substantial BRICK DWF.I.LING-HOUSE, Leasehold mid+ r the Crown, with the open Yard and Buildings behiad Ni'. 1 S and 14 ou the same aide of ti 'frost, in tl:st occupation of Mr. tilagrlen and Mr. Harvey, and on Lease to Mr. liennelt. three grated roetity Brick-built DWELI.ING-HOUSP, . held under the Crown, subgantially built, with Large open Yards and back Building., No. Yel, 49, and 30, on the West siiie of DUKE-STREW, on Lease to Mrs. Callion, Mr. Gatidiv, and Mr Lewis. T - lta LEASEHOLD DWELLING•HOCSE:i, also het: tinder ' the Crow:: wish Yards, large Calais, Ike. stroate on th+- West side of SWALLOW-STREET, Piccadilly, le the occupa:ion of Mr. Field and Mr. Hail. 1 hese Houses are very valuable Property. The principal part of the Crown Leases have been recently renewed, and are very eligibly situate, producing a nett rental if upwards of FIVE HUNDRED AND TWELVE POUNDS pet Annum, and a very improveable Property. May be - viewed by leave of the Tenants. Particulars of Mr. Clarke, Sadler.' Hall, Chess:tilde; at the Horse Shoes, or Union, Jermyn-street ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden square RICHMOND, SURREY. CHOLMONDELEY.TERRACE . Elegant ITALIAN VILLA, PLF.AsURE-OROUNDS, GAR DENS, Ste. an excellent FAMILY CO lAOE, OF F:(.716, GAR DhN, &e. range of CO ACH. H 0 U ik.S, STABLES, ice. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee- I sou so, 'Char ge-Alley, on T nos s DAY, the 224 May, 1817, at Twelve o'clock, ii Five I.Uth Lot 1. A N UNIQUE ITALIAN VILLA. built 1 of free-stone, by the law Sir CNA/. AASILL, Bart. now the Residence and Property of WIIITSII&U KeZNI, Mid under the Crown for a long term. A most siugularly beau tiful situation, CHOLMONDELEY - TERRACE, RICH MOND. SURREY, on the Banks of the Thames; comprising an excellent Family House, with Offices of all descriptions, Lawns, Pleasure-grounds, productive Kitchen Garden, walled and planted with chute Fruit-trees; handsome oruamental Green- Ilona, Hot house, Vineries, Ste. treble Comb-home, and Stables for ten horses, with Rooms and Loft over. Lot a, consists of a desirable Family Cottage Residence, lately altered sad improved at a considerable opens/ with excellent Offices, Ceach-kouse,and Stables; good Garden :sailed round, Ste. Lot 3. An excellent Garden, walled round and planted with choice Fruit-trees, situated adjoining the Cottage and Garden. Lot 4. A capital Piece of Garden-ground. surrounded by lofty walla, with a productive Peach-bouse and Vinery, planted with the choicest Fruit-trees, Sta and adjoining Lot s. Lot S. A Valuable Property, situate in the Old Palace Court, and adjoining Lot 4; consisting of a range of Seven Coach houses, and Stables for Thirteen Horses, with Lofts over, let to respect able 'results. The whole forme ONE COMPACT ESTATE, and may be viewed by applying at the Mansion, (Lot 1 ), where Pestieular. ma y be bad, and at the Castle and the Talbot lens Richmond ; Red Lion, Hounslow ; Castle, 1,41 t Hill; White H art, Windsor; Nests, Branford; at Caraway's; and of Mr. Robins, War wick-guest, Gabltatiortsra; wince a Mau of the Estate tfasy be suss. Capital Elegant 114A - 2 4 1,:10N7rAkk - ,atadKißDS, Copyhold of labs ritance, Tytlte-free, ate! Land 'rar Kcdes in ed. TO BE FOLD BY AUC noN, By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrysray's Coree-bouse, 'Change alley; Cornhill, on Tuve s- DA T, Vity 422, at Twice, in 0:4: Lot, SBTS It Y-P1 . A CE, a very desirable and truly eligible ESTATE', Cop7ho!d of Inherirrice., equal to Free hold, srifiu.x milt rent and small fine certain, comprising i sin gularly eltont Mansion,p6nued fur etc accommodation of a per son of the first distinct:on, erected at a great expense, seated ois a lawn, a commanding be:melt:ll spot, on an clevated bank of the River Thanes, near the villaae of Sur:Fury, wits attached and detached suitable °facts, andStalqlng for twelve horses, Coach houses 'for seven carriages, exc.:tent Kitchen Garden, nearly Four Acres, surrounded by lofty walls, e..aul planted with choice Frtik Trees, Green House, Hot Wuses, Vineries, Gurslener's Hiuse, Ice H,u,e, Farm Yard, Stable, Cart Houses, Sheds, and Out buildings ; p-oductiee Orchard, Lawns, bsausiful Pleasure grounds, Psesture and Arable Ltud, containing allaut SEVENTY ST %RITE ACRES, . Partly enclosed by Park Paling, Tythe-free, and exonerated from Land Tax ; a most pleasant and charming Property. Ihe noble Mansion, at a small expense,may be improved, so u to tom one of the first Residinces in the Kingdom. Premises; at the Toy. Harupturi Cann; the Bell, Hampton; the Inns, at Sunbury; Ship. Weybridge; Swam, Chtertsey; the George. Twiekern.ani; of Atessra. Knight and Shrubsole, King sley; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins. Warwick -street, Oolden-sluare ; where 'rickets (or viewing may be THE CAT AND THE BOOFI OR, AN IMPROVEMENT UPON MIRRORS. AS I one morning &having sati For dimice.tinse preparing, A dntadrul howling from the cat Se: an the room a•staring! Sudden I turn'd=belseld a scene I could not but delight in, For in my boot, so bright and clean, 'Die c.tt her face was lighting. Bright was the boot—its surface fair, In lustre.nothing lacking; I never saw one half so clear, Except by WARREN'S BLAcItiWO. (WARREN ! that name shall last as long As beaus and belles shall dash on, Immortal zed'in every song That chants the praise of fashion: For, oh ! without his Iflarii,u, all Attempt* we may abolvdi, To raise upon 04r Is.u.ds at all The least ci jet or polish.) urpria'J its brilliancy I view'd Wnh slent.ailnnra inn The glass that on the cable stood Wired dimly on its 'talon. I tack the boot, the glass dlsplac'd, Fur soon I was aware, The latter only was dis;rac'd Whene'er the boot was near. Aid iuickly found that I could shave, Much better by its bloom, Than any mirror that I ham WNW nardrawintroons. Ad sheathe. time, I've often rrilfd Te *ink how puss was frighten`d, V7heiPlt ite bone she - raged and mird By VI AtiLletee Blasleg brighten'd: The above inestimable BLACKING is prepared by at, 11',1)/z r/li‘ REMOVED TO No. 60, STRAND, LONDON. And sold by most Boomnakers, Grocers, Ironmongers Brush makers, Pertuaur., _Sm. in every 'town si in th e Kingdom, i stone bottles, 6d. iod. and Is 6d. each. N.B. Aak Tor %Vmtaara's Blacking. CATON ON THE Vk.NEREAL DISEASE AND ITS CONSFQIJENCES. _ _ _ This day was published, a Picw Edifice, price Ss. ilustrated with Caies, A PR A CI'ICAL TREATISE on the PREVEN TIC/N and CURE of the-VENERP.AI. DISEASE, cad. biting the e.aricter, symptoms, and treatment of the Disevws immediately or remotely comircird with it; containing Observa tion, on t ileet, Stricture, Mucal Discharges, the use of the Gnostic and common Bougie, Cutaneous Eruptions, iniaginary V. d. r. al t/i.eaws, Debility general or logal, the theory .4 Getty atielententary Work tor *totems, and a &Litt, to the general reader ; interpyrsed with select ?resells). nests tpidicable to each divi.ioa of the disease. By T. M. CATON, Surgeon, No. 10, Stahhore-street, Newcawle-sweur, Strand; Late of the l initrd I lovitals of St. 'Lltotoas% and Guy's. Printed for Messrs. Sherwood and Co. 20, Patemoiterwuw; and Jrityliley gad Son. 174, kket-stre*, London. CHING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES! NST 6RNIS are all.)wect to be the most frequent Sources of Children** Millll.l6:—Their Symptoms every Parent should he acquainted with. They occasion loss of appetite, a paleness of the face, emadamion, and an irre gular state of the bowels, attende d with violent pains; they bring on convulsions, affect the growth of the body, and often prove fatal, by ending in a constuuption or decay. Both as a preventive and cure for these alarming complaints, the above etcellent Medicine is allowed, on the testimony of some of the higLest characters in this country, to have no equal. Their public approbation, given to the Proprietor, from a personal, knowledge of its efficacy in their own families, stamps its nierits beyond competition. and gives a satictioa w It which no other IvlNlicine of the kind can boast. . - Sold in rasher' at Is. lid., and boars. at ite. ad. and Sr. &1.; (by appointment) by R. Butler sod SOW, Chemists, No. 4, Lheapside, corner of St. Paul's Churah•yard ; Sangcr, I SO, Os ford•sttert ; Wright and Co. itti9, Higls•street, Boramgh ; and by the principal Bookmderrami Druggists in the Kingdom. ANOTHER MEDICAL BOARD IN consequence of the extensive prActice at the Medical Board at Charlotte Hover, Blackfrlars Road, Drs. COOPER, MUNROE, and Oa have, for the actommodatioo of Patients residing at the west end of the tows, established soother Medical Board in Wooduock-street, Oxford street, a tew doors from Bond -street, where a Physician and Surgeon, Members of the Royal College of London, of thirty years experience, con stantly reside. Vat many thousands have been restored to per fect health by dolt united talents is indisputable, many of whom had been great sufferer. boas being improperly treated by permits ignorant of the profession. Eruptions on the head, face, aad Pody, ulcerated throat, swellfogs on the rock, nodes on the shin-bones, cancers, strie tures, fistulas, pains ill aye head anti limbs, and nervous debility, are the consequences of cuntagionond which symptoms frequently appear years after, and destroy domestic happiness. Mew.- Cooper, Munroe, and Co. are consulted daily, at both houses, from eight till eight, or by letters (runt the country, stating palkolart, whets medicine and the best advice will be sent to all parts of the kingdom. There are side door. at each hotter, aad private arenas for ie• nsalew—Adttke gratis est.') mousing till ten, and ma :Wads), trail , twelve it clock. BONAPA RTEI M. SANTINI's NAfstIATIVE. , To the third edition of this Work, just published, is the following Preface upon the subject of the quan tity of proviions, kc. st.tted by Mr. Jilit)f WALLIS tO • be daily provided for Bor :'ARTS and his Suite (as mentioned in our Paper a few (1434 since :) " With regard to the quantity of wine, I final his waternent nearly correct, but Le has !MX 'mod the number of rer.orti who partock of it; in the seer: roamer he has tai!ed :o mention this insufliclency and frequent bad quaii:y of the provisions. He bee doubtless been deceived by the imperfect information arJrcied him a: St.lielena. 'When the 1147.1er of 1-tilt, compared with t'.v ;umber of prrrenr, it will he seers than th,,allowailee is not suf.. Fc: . ent. The Emperor obliged to par.:hake wine with the little sr.Tey that rill ra_mans frmt the sate of hip mate, and Wald' be sold .x,sr.srfp to maintain his table. The wine rec ived con sists of sit bottle. of elm et, 19 of Cape, six of Tem. r iffr, of the worst quality, one of Ma !eira, an I role of Conratria. " The si-rottic, of claret rti:entio,eti above had 1n 1;e divided betw e e n eivit rer,ons (without reckmunp the children) namely, the Emperor, tux Marshal ant Mat une Bertrand. and !toils era Aitdren, Grueral and Madame Montholon, and 17,5 aillreni Count Las Callas and lie Ise, aged between fifteen and sixteen, Gentssal Gourgaud, antlthe Chef d'Escadron Poniatow-si. " How can these six Lottles be regardcd as sultritur for each coumber of persons, accustrmod to all the comforts of life in o Court, sad in such a city as Paris. One Ancle of Constantly and of Madeira ienulo far Axe desert . . It it true that the Emile. roe never complained. H e n eve r *A a grur.hatal ur aziatotti but the inadequacy of the allowance is no less a proper suttee* at remonstrance. With regard to the nineteen bottles of Cape wins and air of Terieriffe, of which Mr. John Wallis makes 'men tion, chit yew quantity must moisten the lips of thirty air perinis in the service of his Majesty, or in his suite; viz. (I .peak of the period of my departure) twelve servants of the Emperor, fear of Marshal Bertrand, four of General Montboloo, one of Count Las Cass, one of General Gourgand, four belonging to the stable, two to the plate, one to the office, two to the kitchen, one footman, and two gardeners, making, with their masters sad their children, fifty persons, for thirty•three bottles of wine. " We never had any beer except in the time of Atuiral Cock. burs; and the Admiral himself doubtless knows this. " During the whole of the time that I was at Longwood, the garden produced nothing fur the Emperor. Every thing was devoured by oxen and horses belonging to the East•lndla Com pany, to which the garden was constantly open. .1 here were indeed two gardeners; it seems therefore that it Was Intended there should be a garden. But nothing could be preserved, all was consumed by these animals. " The limits of the Emperhes promenade was contracted, and be was only allowed to go the distance of a quarter of a league, instead of lour leagues, as the Journal, have stated, and which he was permitted to do in the time of Admiral Cockburn. For the truth of this assertion, I appeal to all the inhabitants and mi litary officers on the island-1 appeal to the honour of Admiral Ca:klitgen. " With regard to the vegetables, which Mr. John Wallis says arc furnished by Mr. Lialcomb, they have always been insufficient. and of the very worq quality, although the Clad of the General t tall In pects thent 'wroth they are sent in Du ring the time I was at Longwood, the Emperor in 'fed procured good vegetablet, hut he was indebted for then% to the gardener of the bast India C. mpaay, and paid fur them out of hit sue /mead. " Mr. Juba Wahu asserts. that there is a daily a&wat.ce of itt.tyty-five pout ds of bread. The bread has frequently been wrigite4 in the presence of Captain Poppleton ; there never tea been mere than from 1.5 to In pounds, which was but ha if Said, eaJjU.J with Ji.rattiwj mazgott " Sissy jive potted, boy! 1 beteve that is correct; but this meat was nut always eataile, and vet) , frequently loutiksme. Since Mr. John Wahl, has been at St. Helene, he might base seen that meat was frequently text hJea on account of it. bad gushily, and have learned that le tower was replatel I he would not ioce...lopiee m s mentioning this fact, had it not been concealed from him by then* he interrogated. It is, however, evident that he dad cwt teeters, thing. "John Wallis mentions thirty ,iv pnunls of mutton, wlthoUt adding that it is of very bad quality, and thr.t the Emperor is allowed but Inc are/. r-e•ry tut* drys, and that this ,A. generally weighs but thirt y , pounds. " Since Mr..kilin Wallis neglected no opportunity of gaining i nhumation, he await; have b ee n told that Or. O'Nleara „ ctrl limes suit back the Mf mot sages, Ad..: fearful that sects meat might produce tiatieft is iha Ear/:tar asii hie smile. I' A, to the on fowls, the report is true ; but he fore it *bat one iseid in Europe I. as mush as three at St. Helena; c•mte. ipiently the tatiou of as fowls is in reality reduced to lbw. The Emperor is obliged to madam three of a reasonable size by way of supplement "As Mr the gee-e and turkeys, the Emperor has received them, but not every day, and the table is generally furnished with Lie own money. 0 light pouitils of butter and two pounds of lard ! Very trues But Mr. Jon it VIA eels forget to say that this quantity is novas dent, and that it is frequently so rancid that' it cannot he used, " lie sets down Svc pails of moist Sllll3f—True.-7ive pounds of white sugar. he latter has sometime+ not been sent tot . filteris or twenty days, and a very yellow kiad, called filar tardy, substituted for It. " We have frequently been to beg candles ICaistrix POPPLlTtet i as I have already mem imed in my natem ye. " On my arrival in Loudon I was au:tiltd by qu.s: ions eon. corning the splendid condition of tie EN:PI:Ras at the Island uf :•:tt liektho hey astonishment may b.• coujettured alta wh..t I had witnessed. Attar:intent to truth and my master has indeced me pried. 1 per s le t i n a ll th ew e e. t o 4 teTt a s k vi c h l itZ sv ille al i l li t t i ;y at ti li f h a la i: e m hnt.e.t mut has ca:led upan me to reveal. 1 o n ly wish to he requited to prove oil that ha 1 , 145,11 St. dining the year tl.at I lived there, and the tete al of which 1 IslVe drawn up. I 4 h-Viare that I have only two objects first, the truth, wi iris is usef ul to my master; serum sly, the !,ass t of a nation like Esigland, which would never HALT seas se des to be lidhcte4 on its illustrious primate:, tanker igi.orance with respect to his Affiliation prevailed. " Iwagioary I.4rwlatiorrs mid orders which hat.: never tette nvrers id, may be brought forward; fur my past, I ruily pr. tent the picture of things as they actually were, and of which I was au eye-witness. " 1 du nut require that confidence should be placed in my etatement. I hare no right to expect it duce I po,:a•ts no frit :ids to this country who can answer lot my credits itty ; I require ' examination either ill prove or disprove the truth of what I ...)." Id. SANTINI states the following respecting the in. struelions of the Russian Commis s i o n er i n the fslan4 of St. Helena, which is somewhat imp On the 21st of June, 1816, three Commis.iie:ere on e r enal France, one from litteis:a, and the other groin Austria, artived at tit. Helena, appointed, as it appeared to us, by their respective Courts, to watch in some way or other, the person of the Engles tor Napoleon. Iv is however extraordinary that these Gentle:to it had been two • numbs on elm Island before we were made ac. voluted with the object of tlbtif mission, or that they took qv,, l ot which any informatiou was given, trawaret ciiminnei cat i e , with the Emperor. At length the Austrian a,..1 Fri nth Cant te. shatters invited the Russian Commissioner to join them lu draw. log up a letter addressed to Marshal Bertrand ; to; the purpose of i nform i ng bites that they desired to tee General Bonaparte. The i tuasiet , commissioner refused to sign or to Mt:rt . :Tr in any way with this letter, declaring that such a proceeding would lien h. r be coniurniable with his duty, nor the ieste.ctlons he bad re. crimd in the. hand-writing of the Emperor Ale:ruder, by lie was 4,101114 d to entertain* the sow reNseet and cuwideratiou km the Emperor Napoleon as 'or Ale:ant:re h he two other Counnission-n, sets,, were 1.. r disco:feared by this detection in their colleague, forwar'ed the letter au Marshal Bertrand. 'lle latter having cri.sul:ed the f. @yew eoncersiing the reply which be should make to 1 , , wi: ordered to send name, but a ;moment afterwards the Enyeror ad.teil. • you may inform them by the first prison who may happen to Male, Slat 1 wit net receive ahem as but that if tiny web to SW we as flints iudividuab, they may its stutotioca