Star. — London, England, 1817-08-28 00:00:00

-• ' • - ' ......*l r'zi ","' " ., t'. % ;A' ' l \ ...;:.-_:. it a N oe ....•... . .:',--;..-4/kik .. _ • .J L • -. F.. 4 1 " . 14 4 , A #1.7 4 4;,. ;%;111.4A.1%; N!')IBER 9515. mut vaoamf THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1817. PRICE SEVEN -PENCE. OFFICE OP OIaeNAPILE, Au g ust l!, THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA JESTY's ORDNANCE linty eve Nake, CUSTOM.NOOSN, LONDON, 4i w? 23, 1817. fled to the mountains, spread the contagion in Africa. At the same time, After the example of the Bev of Tunis, the Dey of A.giers, tck.the pressing entreaties of the French Constil, has ordered all those suspected of infection to be taken up and subjected to a species of quarantine aboard .blan isqlsted vessel under strict watch. It were to be wished that, for the sake ol humanity, this.example were followed in the other States of Turkey i and why sh..uld not Christian Princes uni.e in demanding, as a gr.:at Eu ropean benefit, the establishment of 2 cinArantine law in all the countries where contagion reigns ? If there really exists in the law of nations a right by which one state is authorized to demand from another the removal of a dangerous enemy, there is no reason why such authority should not be exerted to remove a scontge which is perpetually renewing, to desolate the countries in which., it originates, and which threatens at every instant such frightful' ravages to the rest of tl - .e world. FOR SALE, .13 Order if the Ripe. the Cemielealviees el Ilfejesl).'s Ceetemee, Oa Kindly this let, Tuesday the 'id, Wednesday the 2d, Thais thy the 4th, and Friday the Sib September, 1817, at Two &Clock in the Atiernoota precisely, at the Commerc.al Sale Rooms, Mincing lane, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, For Home Consumr ion, Brandy, Rum, Geneva, Amick, Whiskey, Shrub, Cordials, Cologne Water, Wine, Soy, Aromatic Vinegar, Castor 00, Man. goes, China Printed Paper, unbound Books, Antique carved and gilt Picture Frames, Rosewood, Deals, Timber, Lathwood, Ma. hogany, Cordage, Boats, Vessels, Sod Materials of Vessels 1 Gun powder, 'tobacco Ashes and Cinders, and sundry other Goods, as mentioned in the Catalogue. CLEAR Or ALL DUTIRIP. That Proposals will be received at their (Ace in Pall-Mali, on WEDNESDAY. the 3d September next, from such Parsons t: oy be desirous of purchasing any quantity of the following vnserviceable Ordnance, Shot and Iron, now him in the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich, viz. Brass Ordnance Cast...iron Guns and Mortars Cad-iron Round Shot DJuble-headed hammercd Shot Wrought and Ca.t iron Toes. 500 400 550 40 70 This day were published, the 4d Edition, I9mo. price 7s. boards, 1) EMARKS on the ART of MAKING WINE, with Suggestions for the Applicalion of Its Priociples to the Improvement of D..mettie Wires. By JOHN MACCULI.OOH, M.D. Printed for Longman, Hurd, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. The whole of the Articles may be viewed upon application to the respective °facers of the Ordnance, at the Royal Arsenal, a. Woolwich; and the Term. an 1 Condilona for the purchaw Puy he seen at the Secretarfa Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, cry day between the hours of Teu and Four &Clock. By Order of the Board, R. N.CRE W. &green. This day was publi.bed, ;Tice 9s. in boards, royal aro. The Sixth Edition of THE PREACHING OF THE REGULAR 11- CLERGY ILLUS ERA I'ED and DEPENDED, lu a Vi sitation Sermon, and Appendix of Notes, egte. Ste. By the Rev. Dr. HOLLAND. Rector of Paitings, Sussex, Domenic Chaplain to Lord Erskine . Printed for P. C. and /. itivington, 6i, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and to be had of all Bouksellers. OFFICE OF °RONA tat. .lase,s 14, INI7. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of lIIS MA. JESTrs ORDNANCE, a Amity zi« Notice. That such Persons as may be willing to Contract fur REPAIR iNG the PIER of LYME REGIS HARBOUR, may b fur -1700 with a epee Beaton and Terms of Contract, by app at the o:fice of Ordnamee, Pail-mall, London, at the Engineer's Office, Plymouth Duck, or to Captain Fansbawe, Royal users, Lyme Regis. The work will consist of 'bruit 70,003 cable feet of Ashlar Stone, in courses (each Stone to weigh at Lust one Ton) backed with about 100,0e0 cubic feet of Cow-store, which Is permitted to be collected near the spot : the Work to be commenced upon Immediately, to be executed is a sobs...tidal and workmanlike manner, to the satisfaction of the Board of Ordnance and the Officers employed under their direction ; and to be convicted on sr before :he Slst day of July, lam The Proposals nuts' be delivered at the Secretary's Office in Pap-Mall aforesaid, on or before MONDAY, the lit day of s.ptember nest, sealed up a••d marked " Proposals fur the Re vak of t►e Pkr at I.ynie Regis;" but no tender can be admitted atter the said lat September. at is o'clock at noun 1,1 that day. By Order of the Board. R. 11. CREW. Swear.. CONIgACT FUR VINEGAR AND IEAM3 Oft 11ORSF.S. N PT-OF EWE, .41gwss ts, 1317. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COIII4IIIB. stosin s chis MI, ESTr's N4o7,doilertijairos Notice, That on WEDNESDAY, the 10th of September next, at One •'Clock, they will be ready to treat with ►uch Ptreons all may be willing to Contract for supplying, his Majtety's Yard at Deptford with VINEGAR; and also for 'lmplying his Majesty's Yard at Sheerness with 'FRAMS of HORSES. First e the Testers ray i man at this Ofse. :lender he received after One ',Tisch Pi the Dag ',Treaty, ear eagortieettialas the Pauly. ••• we Agent for Aim, stymie. Every Trader Mid los tuccestaiied War, adifreoval io do Navy Boa, aid i gad ky tup relivoiiio Pumas raven to frays howl aui the Pussy kairriag. iy the 3i AlOO for the lee irtsp- Ararnethte if she Codrea fee Piave. •d 4111 0 for briesielY tie Ctiabast for nem. _ ALLIii - oliK DAY! ALL STERLING MONEY!—AND NO STOCK PRIZES! THE STATE LO rTERY will be all drawn in ONE DAY—the Mb of heat MONTH. The Scheme missies et 3,800 I kkets, to be drawn in Classes, Two ii( a Number ; by winch arrangement, a perww; pgeeha s ing wo 'I ickets the same Number, (if be is turnivate enough to get the £.10,000 Prize) most get the other. Tickets and shares are selling at LUSH'S Offices, 4, Oarnhill; and 9, Charing Cross; where (as usual) in the Lae Lottery, Ca -141.1 Prises greater in number and amount were sold than at any ether Olbee. GCARROLL, the Co tractor for the present • Lottery, has the greatest pleanare in observing the general satisfactionaduidtd by the Sd me This bas been reinred by tie rapid Sale of the fkkets, which. a• such an early period of the Lottery. cat. only arise from the circumstances of there being se few Numbers-Only 2,1000). and the probability of their being all said long be'ore the 10th of al' I*EM DER, the Day of Draw ht. Though this is so email a Lottery, it contain 2 ... Prizes of ... £16,000 ...... 4,00 eroo 3 ,OCO • 12 ...... WO, 8:2. Ste. And as the above .!'1 6,000 Prises will leach be entitled t.. X 4,000 mere, they will in Area be the same its if they were Loeb drawn the aid fashioned favourite Prles of XllO,OOO. As there are Two Tickets of each Number, Adventurers, by waking a Double Purchase at Ca CARSOI.I.'s Offices, 7, Co aa • SILL, and 1141, OIfORD•STIMIT where the last .622,000 Prat. was may obtain a magnificent Capital of FOR 11l THOU:AND POUNDS! ERC ItA NTS, CAP PAINS, PURSERS, and Others, having to send or take Abroad Medicbsrs, are legmetfully informed, that the Sale of Dr. JAMES'. FEVER P9WDER and ANALEPTIC PILLS, (preparations known t• .d used in every pan of the World), is altogether withdrawn tom Messrs. Ntrabery, by Mr. R. O. G. lames, sole Proprietor and grandma of Dr. lames, the Inventor, and tratineried by bins to Messrs. ItU I I.ER and Sons, Chetniste and Diuggiets, N 0.4, Cleapeide, corner of St. Pears Cbotchlard, Lamas, and NG. 34 , Sactville.rtreet, Dublin; of whom only these invaluable Me theities are henceforth to be procured, with the usual allowance; likewise every other genuine Patent or Proprietary Medicine, std Drugs and Chemicals of the bat qdatitlei, epee the Mast ad. tactamour terms. N. B. sea, Family, and every deecription of Medidne Chests csrtpletely furnished with Medicines, Directions, and every re c.grte suitable for all climates. . . DRDR.JAMES'. POWDER an d ANALEPTIC . PILLS continue to be prepared and sold by F. Newbery. and Sons No. 43. Si, Pawl's Church-yard, London; and $9, Dame -street, Dublin ; sold also by their Agent, Mr. Striper, No. ISO, Oxford•streer, and other respectable Voider* fir Town and Country. Mr. Newbery (trek it necessary to state, In addition to his all twit, that be became joint Proprietor of these Medicines, not Dr. James's will, but by weans and cove** rs, wade; his trial and seal, whist an now In Mr. Newbery's powerdon, toge ther with regular wetgoments of a moiety of the Lettere Patent. :or thick Dr. James received valuable considerations. After this prat of Mr. Net/be/7'4 property in than Medi- Cars; after the facts detailed in his affidavit • after the testimony ;lorded by the analysts of two eminent r.helfsif rtok‘iim *wide and Mr. Actual) of the identity of the Yevcr Powder trepared by Mr. Newbery and that by Dr. James Natant ; akeri tic trials made by several medical gentlemen, which Pion that three Ponders are meetly similar in their effects; and after at , taii.tetrup-ed circulation of Mr. Newberyli girtrpararloas far 4 411, y months par. which h a s f o lly conk/fled their (Mewl ac wretufore; he trusts that he has ow:Wished a jtott claim to the c.-andence uf the Public, and that they will be satisfied that Dr. James's Fever Powder and Analeptic Pills, prepared by him, are the real remedi tltir celebrated inventor. Punka. Ati ol be careful to oto4rrve the noise O( "F. nkWilkßY" 14 e:.graved in all the Stains, as the sure mirk o: 411 .111tdkilici bring genuine. Also, two Casks of Wine, fur home consumption, on payment of the Duties of Customs and Exclie, or for exportation free of Duty. The Tobacco Ashes and Cinders to be viewed at the Tobeeet. War. house, London Docks ; the Goopmerder at Mangle's Maga zine, Barking ; tie Deals, Timber, Lathe/cool, Mahogany. Cot. dage, Boat, Vessels, and Materials of Vessels, at the Tobacco Ground, lkotherhithe ; printed Paper, unbolted Books. Picture Frames, and Rosewood. at Globe Yard ; and all the (slier Goods at the King's Cellar, Coal Exchange, Lower Thames street, on Thursday, Me Stith, Friday, the 119th, and Saturday the 30th inst. front ten o'clock in the morning to two in the afternoon, and on the meritings before the N.B. Goods bought at this Sale must be paid for at the Revel. Ter of Fines and Foreitores' Office, Custom House ' on or before Wednesday, the 24th day of Sept e mber, i i 7. or the Deposit. made thereupon will absolutely become forfeited. Catalogues may Fe had at the King's Worthies., No. 90, Lower Thames street, pees Is. each. FREEHOLD BREWERY and MALTING, MARGATE, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. MUNN, On Tnnasoav, the loth of neptemb,s, at Twelve, at the Auc- tion Mare, London, in One Let, by direction of the Assignees cf Mr. John Brooman, A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, wi LIL. tare in the popul.-u: and much frequented waterlne place, Margate; consisting of a compact BREWERY, with suitable Buildings for conducting a Business of great extent and respects, bility. A MALTING, capable of making nearly Forty Quar ler* a Week, and a neat, convenient DWELLING IiUUSE nd Garden. A Purchaser may be accommodated, at his min option, with the Plant, which consists of a Dome Copper, that will boil off thirty-eve barrels; a Pan, containing eighteen bar. tab, with Backs. Squares, an.i Stillisgs. of proportionate dimen- SIOUS ; and the Live and Dead Stock at a usual valuation. A Moiety of the Purchase Money may remain fur a limited time to be agreed on. secured by Mortgage on the Estate. May be Weald by applying to Mr. Diving, Solicitor, hfarpse; of whom Pardeulan may be had, and of Messrs. Scott and Son, Sobeitors, St. Mildrein-eourt, Poulty; Mr. Taylor, Solicitor, Blas.street, Bedford row; at the Ccffee•bonsee. Corn Et.. change, London; the Fountain, Canterbury ; the Crown, Rn. 'chewer; the Star Maidstone; the Saracen's Head, Ashford; the and tleifirgat Dartford; at the Auction Mart; and of Mr..lllatto, Walbroc, near the Royal Exchange. CELEBRATED LEASEHOLD GUNPOWDER WORKS and FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD Ea FATES, BAT ILE, SUSSE3j. TD BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, By Mr. MUNN, At elm Malaita Mart, Landasions l'oEutsts.av nth dike. ember, at 'Ewalee, in Loos, under an orde r' of the Comma donors named in a Commission of Bankrupt Issued against Mr. W. G. Harvey, THE whole of the Capital LEASEHOLD MA NUFACTORY for GUNPOWDER. universally known' and celebrated as Battle Powder, consisting of Four Powder Mills at Battle driven by powerful falls of water during the win ter months, two of which by means of a Steam Engine, which is already erected on Doubt= and Watt's principle, may be kkesehle worked to the KM extent during the summer. A Brim.tone Miq and numerous Buildings appropriate to the Manufactory as Cy . Under; Corning, Glazing, and Refining Houses, Steam and other Stowe*, and detached Magazines * the whale judiciously placed; and also a handsome, coovenientFamily Residence, with suitable Offices, Pleasure and Vegetable Gardens, and a well planted Or. chard, several Labourers' Cottages, and Twenty •four Acres of rich Land; also Works of similar description on a smaller sone, called the Illedelkscombe and Brook Wefts, situate at an easy dis lance from •he principal Works, occupy's% in the whole twelve pair almonds in addi:ion. Tbs. Freehold and Copyhuld Property. situate at Ba:Ce and Edtb, in the County of Kent, consists of substantial Erections and several Parcels of rich (ethic Land. May be viewed by applying to John Mathison, at the Rattle Works; and Wildant Labbs, at the Seddie►conibe Weeks, of whom Particulars may be had, and of Mes.rs Cressona and Fon , Angel-rant, "Ilirodmerton-street, Lon don; Mr Martin, Solicitor, Basle; at the Rank, Hastings; the Ruse and Crown, Tonbridge; the Run and George, Dartford ; the litrd Lion, Hounslow; at the Aiscilas Mart; and of Mr. Munn, Walbruolt, near the Royal Exchange. FROM Lostny and DiSsipetion the mind becomes enervated, and the body seam MIS in owl Maim. To re months Disorders arising from fashionable gaieties and to restore the debilitated constitution is else result of our study and expert. epee, and we trust that thirty yeas' seetibisful pramich in this peculiar branch of our profession gives us a decided superiority Over every °this Practitioner. to mint cases of syphilitic infee donot perfect sere is completed in the Ilion period of tan days, had in those eases of a more complicated nature, where other practitioners hate tailed of suite's, a proper perseverance In our plea of treatment esteem to the Patient t sound and perfeit re establishment, To those who arc labouring under a general or local Debility,ft "MIN: sonsolatiny to know, that the Medicines we prescribe possess the ineetiosible Wier of neloVeting the most debilitated Constitution, whether if arises from the indiscretions of youth, or by a residenee in boa or unhealthy climate% too sedan. bey• liken toe else* en applientbb to stiffly, Meese* grief, In.. deloo Ms of artery, of *bold it proceed from an MMb tool teMbesey coosamptios, theft ow. resqprotives *lll produce the Imppiluat direct& In place of Lanka& sad Debility, we offw Wang *lsl, tithed* and Spints; and men to the rged mod loatie our Ike al nwitothot bll sdfold reliN lad inmfOrt, by lend, aid NM, Ifreigaiadai tint irretens. Numerous come of Stritearei have beau, oat ate daily votirr our case, the total eradication of wbith name& by • safe, cot. tai*, and taisidifloos mode of piactice, superior to any other adopted: The neilines% rellasitiite. sad &bat* pVrietediag from coMplaint are epiedily *monied, und the Patient restored to sound and vigorous heatb. Patients of either Sea may consult os witlyhe greatest honour, '4lelleacY, and secrecy, at our boom, No. 107, Hance Garden. Pinions in tho Countrt, draseriblng their case, and enclosing a gentfoartst for *dvli* anti` Meolietne% the slime wilt be sent to 4i pans o 1 tic war. etlitlUS and CO. Surgeons, No. 107, Hatton Garden. FRENCH PAPERS. PARIS, AUGUST 21. On Friday his Majesty transacted business with the Ministers of General Police and the Interior, and also with the Duke of Reggio. Yesterday, after mass, the King rode out in his carriage, in the tinifurns of Colonel-General of the Guards. The Duchess of Angouleme was on his left, and the Duchess of Berry fronting him. The Duke of Angouleme, the Duke of Berry, and the Duke of Oilcans, were on horseback. on the right and left of the carriage, which was preceded and 10l lowed by a magnificent staff. At one o'clock the cannon of the Royal Guard an nonneeJ the entrance of his Majesty into the Champ de Mars. The King a•r`ived by the great iron gate, on Vie side of the Invalids. The review immediately commenced ; the infantry ticcupieJ the right of the Champ di Mars, in three lines; this body of troops consisted of four battalinns of the Swiss Guard 4, and of the 911:, I Oth, '2sth, h, 58th, and 81st Departmental Legions. The Foot Artillery, and the Cavalry of the Guard occupied the centre with three pieces of cannon ' • t•le left was closed by the Cavalry of the Guard, the Horse Grenadiers, Lancers, &c. and by a regiment of Horse Chasseurs of the line. The King rode through the ranks, and afterwards ' took his station in front of the MilitAry School, where all the corps defiled before him. T! , e cannon of the Guard announced the terrain stion of this fine review. An immense multitude filled the Champs de Mars, and the King and Royal Family were every where ralPi_fftd /oh* .bode oceloantations. We observed several illustrious foreigners at this review, mod among others the Mike of Wellington ; but an august traveller, the friend of our King, often fitted the attention of the pubhc—he Was in the hal. cony of the Military School. The King and the Royat Family returned to the Thnilleries at four o'clock. A Royal Ordinance, dated the 23J, directs, chit the Elector al Colleges of those departments, by which one-fifth of the Chamber of Deputies is to be renewed, and llgn the Colleges of Departments, the deputa tions lrom.which are incomplete, shall be convok. d for the 20th of September, in order to proceed to the elections. There will be a review of English troops in the neighbourho id of Cambray in the beginning of Sep tember. We are assured that Count Ruppin will honour that review with his presence. The Archduchess of Austria, Princess Royal of Portugal and the Brazils, arrived at Leghorn on the 9th, embarked on the 13th cm b'iard the Portuguese stradrou, and sailed for Rio Janeiro. Yesterday at four o'clock Willaume and his wile were executed For an attempt to murder a conk in the fanbourg St. Martin. When Willaurne was brought out of the. Conciergerie into the gaoler's of f ice, where the executioner cut off his hair, he asked for his wife. He was told be would see her soon. .‘ I have been a soldier," he said, 44 and I never trembled—l will not tremble now. I must die, but I shall die bravely. Besides, my hands are unstained with blood, and I can without fear say— " tsterkaines, Grand Ma! de la terre on 1131311 corn-mes e " Quicompao svise repaad Se sang dis Imamate," His wife, who was afterwards brought out to undergo the same preparation, did not otter a word. When they were about to be removed, Willatinse asked her *twitter she forgave him ? she replied only with a aslvelbtsit of her head. He persisted in asking her to say that she patdoneditim, which she at last did, in rather a sharp tone. They embraced several times and mounted the car. Several Journals continue to give lists of the Arch bishops and Bishops lately appointedb and every one of tbrse papers pretend that its own list is exact, a circumstance which oughti to throw a doubt on the correctness of all. As for us, after having published, like the rest, those of the nominations the report of which is in circulation with the public, we now think it our duty to remain silent, until Government corn municates official information..—Joureral de Paris. The English Ambassador gave the night before last a fete, at which Wert present Count Ruppin and the Duke of Wellington. The ball, under the direc tion of M. Collinet. was very gay. Nothing was danced but French country dances and waltzes. By the different oideis of the day published by the Commanders of the Military Divisions, all the soldiers coafined for slight breaches of discipline will be liberated on the occasion of the feast of St. Levis. Authentic letters from the coast of Barbary an nounce a real triumph for civilization. For some years the Bey of Tunis has suhjetted to q u a ranti ne the vessels that oink from Egypt or from other in. lected cinntries. Lately a vessel filled with pilgrims who Mere infected bas been burnt. It was these pil Brims who, having violated their quarantine, and The ea-King of Sweden, Gustavus, left Frankfort in the 18th instant, and pr eeeds to settle in Basle. The King and Queen of DENUARK have left the capital on a visit to their German' Provinces. RASTAD r, AUGUST Am-mg the persons of distinction arrived within these few days at the trehs of Baden, are M. le pirate Jr Gila, the Prussian Minister at the Germanic Diet; Mr. Lamb, the English Minister to The Court of Ba varia, who has come from the waters of Carlsbad, and several other persons attached :o diplomatic missions. Count . /tostopschin, who has been at the baths of Baden for several months, has left them to go to Frankfort. It is believed that he will pass tilt winter in Germany. • MUNICH, AUGUST to. We have received intelligence by different private letters, that the plague has extended its ravages v) Albania and Dametia,•and has also again manifest ed itself in some of the Islands of the Archipelago: Rigorous measures of precaution have been r-.sorted 'to in alt the ports of the Adriatic and the NSediter ranean, to prevent the communication of this dread. NI malady: rru•rc: A RI), A UGUS I" 17. A remarkable Royal Ordonliance has just bests publi.hrd, relative to the LAWS hither•o exlsting on the subject of train. Tile King considering that the abundant harvest of this year, has removed the mo. lives for .prohibitirtg the tree exercise of the trade in grin, has just revoked all the Ordonninces iisued since the s:lt of November last on. this subject, and re-e►tablished in the kingdom of Wirtemi.v:rg the laws in existence previously to that period. The export of corn is thus permitted anew, subj :at only to the payment of the export duties then es•Ablished. The crops are with us eves lime abendaut. theA had been expected. . .. . MADRID, AUGUST it. OFFICIAL ARTICLE. CIRCULAR of THE lIIINIsTER OF WAR. " At the time of the capture of Cardiagena, 181 b, by tfie.Royal troops finder Lieutenant-Generals 1)20 Pablo Murillo and Don Francisco Moritalvo, Viceroy of New Grenada, several individuals guilty of having provoked disobedience towards the ' , gills mate Government, and of having fomented the Re. hellion and Open resistance which retarded the occu pation of that city, were arrested; When it was rte. resift) , to try nine tat the individuals who were the principal lenders and chiefs of the rebellion, to inflict upon ;item the cliastistrn nit which they merited, sonic doubts arose as ro toe proper Tribunal before which they should be br.iught. The Vice roy decided in that a Council ut Was c.,pused of Offic ers ii f a ran k superior to that of the accused should be selected..... H e at the same time sent an account to his Majtssty of the motives of his airangements relative to OS trial, sentence, and execution of the criminals, ;e -ves:Mg the approbation ut his Maj-sty, and iristtutii wins for the direction of his conduct in•future with regard to persons guilty of similar offences. The King has api,roved of the conduct of eta Viceroy with regard to the accused, and atter having consulted his Supreme Council of War upon the measures which it would be convenient to adopt to punish such sort of criminals, his Majesty has rewlo. ed to range into eight cfassei, the favourers, the.? chiefs, the provokers, and the supporters of revolts ' tion and insurrection in America, in order to be ' judged as directed. " Class 1, committed+ all the military In the now of the in. surzents who skill be taken with arm+ in their hands. t. 1 he spier who th..l attempt to enter the Royal forts. " 3 All who esi.Lavour to excite the peaceably diemed rebellion. 4. The @liken or soldiers who, having belonged tolha Royal ar:nim, have abandoned them, and taken an oath to WVe the revolutionary goseroment. " 5. Those who, reuounclog employment under the IegItIMIIR Government, shaU accept of 1.1:.re from the Inturgentk " 6. Those who by their writings, their proclamations,Or po , !Meal opinion., may have kindled the bre of rebellion. ' 7. 'those whu, abusing the anarchy of the revolutionary Governmtnt, have avianinated, pillaged, or p‘raecueed the y a w l . ful subjects of his Majesty. S. (how who, being employed by the legitimate Govern ment, have continued to retain office under the lasurrectiomiry Government, or have acknowledged hs audacity. The individuals comprehended in the roar first and the eighth class, if they are military wren, will be tried by an ordinary Council of War, according to their rank acknowledged by the legitimate Govern ment. The persons comprised in the four latter classes will be tried by the Civil Authorities (with the exception of military comprised in the eighth) Their sentence shall b 2 executed like those of a Council at War, because the insurgent districts of America are considered in a state of war, and it is requisite that the punishment of rebellion should be prompt, to retain the inhabitants within the bounds of obedience. Madrid, July 28, 1817." - The accounts from Mexico of the 6th of March speak only of some partial and unimportant affairs, in which the advantage VV.I4 constantly on the sitie of the 4oyal uoops. FRAUD PREVENTED. TO counteract the 'natty attempts that are daily .1. made to impose on the unwary a spurious compodtion Jo stead of the Genuine Blacking prepanid by Day and Martin, they are induced to adopts neer Label, in which their addrese, 97, High Holborn, Is placed so conspicuously, that they won an attention to this, and the difference of the type, winch is unlike all letter-press, will usable purchasers at once to detect the inlposhlon. The Real Japan BLACKING, ma e by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, will In future be sold in Bunks at 6d. Is. and Is. ed. such, and a copy of the Label let with all Vendtre. DAY •ate MARTIN, 97, High Holborn. EAST.INDIA HOUSE, Alizeut ID, 1817. T HE COURT of DIRECTORS of 4e UNITED COMPANY., MERCHANTS if ENGLAND, &sass: to ,h, LAST IND! AS,do hereto, giw Aware. That a Quarterly General Court of the sald Company will be held at their House In Leadenhall.street, On WEDNESDAY the 24th of September nest. at Eleven (Mack le the Forenoon. JOSEPH DART, Arsiststit-Stirttery.