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s A w • • .•I.' • A Nrmßwit. 11.2661 4DiaF4L27,ipsmar, ifoot 21, 423. NOME is hereby given, That a &mien of Oyer and Terminer and Gaol Dell wary, SW Ake Trial of Of fasces committed on the Migliffisisoirldia tiga4nalidiction of the Admiralty of England, trllilie.ll.lll.atJeuelil Mali, in the aid Balky, London, on FRIDAY, IBM Illedhitir at April nest, gg Eight o'Clook in the Morning. *OM CBQIER. CONTRACT FOllll*AtS. NAVY-4110E, .Afare4 . 3l; 1823. IT HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS SIONERS of kb ifoUESTY'S NdrY, do hereby give . Notice, That on WEDIUSDAY, the 16th of Agri( Nett, at One &Clock. they will be sawlyinsraetwith swell Penogs as *way be willing to Cointact for ennlykag kb Ilajesty's several Dock_ Yank. suariwerriOryC lissia t 04. t klo Qinee,, whit , - WA"- • A E.__ be seen at this — i.to. No Tender! 111 be received atter One o'Clock on the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party or, an Agent for him attends. die nailer, may Every Tender mast .be accompanied by a letter addressed to the Navy Board, and signed by two responsible. Persons, en gaging to become bound with the Person tendering in the sum of ASS per 100 ChaWrens of Coals, for the due performance of the Contract. BRITI3Ii Feat OSTICE, STRANDAND VSTABLISIIED is 1,793. for Insurance of Houses, B u ildin g s, 11iassfactotics, Good.: and ".tierchandize, Ships, Veinal, and other Property, to the most egnitubtc tcrzns, and on pt i nc i p i es & f o rding Mid and permanent security to those isstired. DIRECTORS, hr.e. nocat.As Ici4xAinT, Chairman. • Colas. FREIMAN, Si+ Dertrt Rt. Tien. the Vies-Cisiocellot Frame's Prelling,•Esq. • . Sr Jobs Cox iiiPPldel, B`rt. Islilkt.gasi• • sr R o b in wt rai n, Bert. Thomas Wirnatn Aron 17 . 41 1. George G. NIP, 3. P. Aorta, z.:A. John Suane, ' Joke Neigh Rs+ G. H. Sumner Yaq.-141.E. S. P. Coekerell, Esq. Robert Taylo r, Req. Janes Dewy MACON-Et+ JORK 11F.LrMe_cretary. - COUNTY TIRE-OFFICE, AND 'PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, Resent-Greet`, Loam:. Estaupilied in 180 E. • PRESIDENT AND TItDaTLES. 'flat I)tike of Noarot.s, The Duke of Iturt.Artn, The 'Marquis of Nontatastrrotr, Earl Garr, Lord BLATzsmooct, Lord Xaso, &c. Etc. &e. DIRBOTORE. Lord Nomitincx. Sir Him Prstr, Pumas Com, P.sq. Jams Sanciloscs, Esq. NYLIE, Dart. ifnas:AINNAIMMInai lisamsma t Roma/ tanwide, Esq. 'M.P. Waslsin aierata:axv, En. Sir& E. MORLAND, Dirt. Sir W.E. Va ci etart. Va. l'nazo, Esq. Sir Ito:LS01V , . M.P. tee. acc..fltc. Managing Director—S. T. Basses Bc&ustostr, , Esq. v. A.B. impetlots. Milts realised : Copitals—A M 11.41(911. ti:TBRA e I NG. and upwards. All Insured sown Er INCA 1.1.. Y. Exemption from Liability for Losses. Claims paid iminediatt,iy, and in full to Piketon Hundred Suf i ferrrs, without a sig6k,litiptuon. yeann 3 of gfi and to pe r . Can. paid Inaarkably) £42,000 re turned ha !Ai last ninasea,ro. ' Zoautts of £ls. Ss. and Rn. . isle, per Cent. paid on Life NEXT ICIO, ankLZGA RtOIiTEIL A JOINT SA:Clet bas „been subscribed for the L. formation KKOKTKrg 0 . 1 ,ti:ldt3, IS 9I? KIN, fed LEWBP I S. M r AlliNTeD (being Native!' 9r of, at otherwise etentomed- with.. Great Britain-and -Ireland), fur a Cowry paat...aud .far.r..logarly caaouldsg the • _same la all dine to tome. Many thousand Notices,,have, at : great trouble and expense, lrerenow collected of persons so wantsd, particularly in Eno "lrby otr.4ten, Ihnuarm, the Rao and( wart Tomes, and iteeateti and searches are actively tnakingin all qwters to ccasplete the %led,ion. . - . • Application r irpies of Particulars May midi personally 'to Nr. S. Bucos General Advertising OUite, Nu. 1, Skinner strect, Fnowhili , London. ratans in the Country may apply by letter (post paid) ad d eased as above, stating particularly the information they are in :Pnch of, and enclosing One. Pound. or an orler for it on ToWn, ohich if the Particulars wanted cannot be furnished, will be re turned to the party's Address (less five shillings for expense of 4an trouble of search r and correspondence). THE CHINESE ENVOYI SAID .to BE A F ttT. ABRITISH .Embasyy wa s sotne time since Sent out from England.to a Ckinete Prince; • .44 by the way of zomplirnc•nt, granted, lint .ro gain snow:Ain; tkat the English wanted! To give the thing eclat, it was but right To dub the Envoy something of a knight, And fro upon his coat some mark of war, ' A dashing pointed brilliant diamond staf ! . The Envoy and his suite, the voyage o'er, Treads upon China's long-expected shore; And yet have ruany a 'rogue on land to pass, Ere they can see the great metropolis. A s,d misfortune soon the party met, * 'Their baggage by freebooters was beset, And the dear valuable star end all, , bid to the bands of robbers basely fall. What could be done? without his robes and star %vas useless that the Envoy came so far. • A shoemaker was found, whose art supplied A very decent star, six Inches wide, Ofleather neatly made, which, polisia'd over . WWI Warm's I:flailing, all deceit did cover ; • Ili fact, so brilliantly the leather shone, Lc Envoy scarce could tell it from his own. And thus, with . Warren's splendour on his breast s The idonarch grants the Envoy his request. Therefore, would future embassies succeed, Let them provide themselves, fu case of need, Itohrilliancy will answer, 11l engage them, *Ps neceasigas nun hood !ewe's. TLsliasy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING Prepared by 14'ezoz. 30, sT ILA N o,,Lisrufon ; And sold in every Town in the Kiligdont• in Bottles, 6d. lad, 324. and lad, t, iumijAssrt 1 11 ACKINI3, in P ots , dd . 12d. and 16 eacil. A Odlling Pot of Paste isegU,d to Pour is. Bottk' of Liquid. Aar Ask fqx . . . . . . . ..... . . ...,.... , • . . . A ••• ! ' • • 4 : tkl= -.. . . . .! _ .,, ,,.... - ^.." 4 „ .....,.. : , ..1 • . • or l ie . • •• -, , 3 ...,, • 1 t ;,,, I , .. • . . ~ .4 1 r.... ...... - .., . •t Al ..... '. . . . ... • - 3- % e-at • •mirs '' •ti ii '‘ ,1 116 g tt:: 1 • •‘•• - .r #....41., - ,: .- ., ... i .x .„... .. 4616e.........,.. :,..K......f1 i i . : . , 1 :: : i . -: .. : . :Y: 1 4..- .14 -;igt : : 1 . 7, ......... .., , ~-. „ .• •• .... i .1 1 .• • .?- -. : • cr ‘ 'tift 1- ‘lOl.- 4 - A i , ' • ,4„,., : - , .. , —,.. • 0 , ! ; . • < • .. ,07 i ',.... * *0 t .• . s ., ... _ •. . .P .... . 414 Apr, Nan t......, ...r ''. t.• • ''' ..• ~. .... ' .....1. • • ...............................16 ' _ • . 424_ _ • , k • 4 ........,.. tr_.•#*,_q_myy . „ . „ ' •. , .... . 0 „,, , .. i. 444.4, . ...... 6. . - - • , IPiercs. 11vrar.ikssert RACKW-P44,t.h . 5 . or SJIVAAAM • • -yonorret •• • .4** , l .4- - - . ,11414 *ilk ;intik.. ~.. • - PARIS, MORC.a. est .._ ... & .. t. i . .. , M. the tidke de Corneteliaoo,l4laoll6l elfiticille t`ditirnanding the Cor p s d'Arande of ilm.Wllohlrn.Pg; 22 . oir . rennet.% arrived at Perpignan tevent as 1 instant, at ni ne o'clock.-- is, elleoth a-fw , . . minetes after his afrieal, ' 40 dm residence of M. the Coant CuriaL On . . .., lowing-tills . ,!he bike received the Civil intl. dilotr A-Othotittesi and the Of fi cers of the garrison. prolit . t i On - the-13d instant, his Entails act Pfaiktulgilliki the following O r d er o f the Rays •. - ' - .. Sotozons—.The Klieg Ms Askjee4 te thealMe- eis ow tali commaudur the 4th carps of the ord. rs of hla Royer ll . 4pfs . Ap t ' - . *il l .bare emilldieme that Oil aPO le re yew head a descendant of the greet INleset:* ' 2 . '• • " &Ayers, /no inse nee *dr* dinlitgailli t yarioaelses At the field ofbessmar,ntinedelleennatifflen**lol,3itliti'lloordb' cipbee there le no an*iie refit story. • Respect propert7,4oo - peseeatile inbabitante s itntlee fur all, seetteaglit to be, such -will be nor device.. 'l' Let as be aolmated leisk equal devotiorr, let Mire/forts di,. phpan invincible perseverance, and our relations evince' honour neserto be 4i:est:wed ; it is thus that we ;halt accord with the expectations 4 hi's Maj c ety.— P . M , le Rai " The Marsh a l D uke of Coniesifino MOIICEY. 1 , Head-quarte rs at Perpi g nan, )17ralt gOi•ttl;ll6w : We have received the following intelliltitke front Perpignan :—C o u nt C ur i a l' has. 4:etched:in sham .fights, in the vicinity of Cadet, eisht*battiiinui of Infantry, theme liewhelvaltvrif Citifisirtirs'whith are a:this popoetatear, and the 24 eompavri of Light Artillery (d iNgi mem) with two train of fiel d• pieces. These tarps were to base 'remained herd dbt;l the orrivid of the Duke d"Angottlente.. Eat th*dpginaih of the Censtitutional troops, and etpition'y df the General-in-Chief, Wind, occasioned ao tinier to be 'von yetstetditY; en the lath Ikeitenentof the Line, Toe repstivto Tea s eantoninents,' arta it left this Morning for Ceres, M aureate% and Reifies , 'This prompt de ii =I e, nod the presence+ of Mind on•the frontier, given-rise to various rumours; it ins even said 41tat.ftlina had *eased the frontier, and-diat hefhreat. . Oned Ceres. This news,- brsweter, is tot a l) y ineor- Isrett; •Niolts in posting detachtnente on the frontier; lielid-not violate the French territory. - : • ~ The -Royalist. troops of Cataftafia- trbii have been Ouipsniseit under' the • dittection if • Bari!rs ' ikErolels, , iefirk. twe divisions, one of' Vflith'il'tantoised 'in the coitininties•of Salanque, - - insettre'delier is under tice eyeirof-the GeofialsaitlainyttfitiOti*Athtiointiood. ' •. ' "''-'iiiicoSe . -tie tiii i otiiiit*lii.. - , • _'. • •; I t firm tititt'y .aL4Viiy't'finsfaify evepidg y ; 44 le :delight in, giving . ,credence to jet th4exdrire &angel be :opthted in the rrar De V a theist were con h theig ir d_ s tet v w i e t ot tero ' ' tisLisfik to his atfir _ _letrilre Cog - -leave tirdchibrt 'it , tfiti fiffral Afkifial viii soon , Iveturn and resnatef if jmlte di lidNe, whieh hi bell so it u ri, f'eetraviragetitrsly itietbe interests of ilie Monarchy. t. 3 the Coairier ~crt.ilea 7 eicomisn4s qh* d r i er Fframprisrhat Rrtnastmed upon pc•siiirie Inforntatioi l , thit Mina anitLlobere arrived upon the extreme frontier on the f l9th instant, aid that these twoCen stittnional Generals passed down the. whole line which:separates the two States; if; in fact, the. Co urier has received positive infarmatioa, it oirght to haVe been infisrmisd of : something more ; it might have added, that Mina was not ,only accompanied • with Geniral'Llobera, but alio with Cieneral.Fabeior. This .gto up . di splayed .to the French. troops a . tri-co. loafed flag and. an Imperial Eagle. These Donapar. teen demonstrations only 'excited contempt. Jana seas disposed to pass the fron4er hoe ay-himself, when the General who comniandi there informed him that he iiroold be fired at if he advanced, another step ; the her, ,-Itlin4 withdrew.. - . :.7. • Colonel Eibiier ma y have convinced himself, that t he Eagle, in .tom -hands pf ssett nylVall as Bonaparte, was a very taliunan t but in the. hands of Fabvier the Eagle is only an unallaring pieseef brass. ~ i, ~,.., Colonel tabvier has .recently published, a supple toeitt.to the Manifesto of Cugnet de biontarlot; h is' a Proclamation addressed to the French nation. The Colonel, however, evinces &ore modesty than ,his predecessor ;he solemnly premise s the French nation not to 'impose Upon it a Government s inn to enable it to choose institution ; truly literal, by d e ß ver i ng i t of the presence of t he Bourbons.. , ; .....•- . BAYONNE, MARCH g. • . • ilis Royal Highness the Duke d'Angouleme is ex pected here in the course of the - Easter week. All the communications with - Spain are . about to he tut cif. Be.sietes has again shewn hirisselrib the 'neighbour hood of Guadalasara; he has been joined by rilany youths; whcr thus avoided the lbtteii sitasse. It 15 a& mad to be his isiientionto march upon Alachid at sown as the King shall have left it, whilst ore of his divisions itiii endeavour to deliver-las Majesty. • • We have veceived•leiters from thb frontier towns of St. Sebastian, Bilboa. and 4° medtheeplaces. Thepeop le are impatiently awaiting the retie:ice of the French troops in Stavin to unnilsittte rffe - Constittnion of the Cortes. . The SpaAniabittlYaiists dairy inittnetit it) the northern provinces, Whilst, on the 6th hand tlie partisans of the hen. tighi**reiginted info'corister nation. iDefeetion-isas fdflotne time pan been re marked amongst the Consftatibrialtroopt: it is very certain chin'thintifloriar . fref kkonadieis of the Heti merit of the InfantlijcitiNelbt!WrlVaegone Over, w ith iss . ,Officens : a osi,f-000•01fiettsi.trOrtlielityilisti 'at St. Jean 1) 4.4 - 4,4 ) 91. 4 . -4 - ling iN!. l f±, 6l . • -r• . l 4 ,- 7 ..% . -' • 4 .• "...raj i./I'. 5 44 •"..•'1.4Lag41ae . ‘ .. ! 44 44 , 441 " . V-41 • • • • • ' The thidrid paperiy t he 4 : 4 . ` 0 SA air ) : 4plitoct :or Don •Livit -DR fidersoNi‘O;irdiiial de I s - ilez I,iichbistifqa of Trtvictio; . nt' s itt ige, yje. i c :: . ' wo At rthe twilit •ofeht Vailiiritie' Sitriht*Pre l insee. i ll iA u 4 i r t, ersa i ssiis;—:* tige'ilrel 1:t Id:FM" to the.serttiments di .- . - • I t • i nhith he lived:itnd • .r.,,•• • . ids, wad- Deigul. ;Vikpo s tititilti One. iiq kilt , 41 1 is 4Firiiii' o,,A 4fo i te ittifint f!ti'i • &daffy •aisiracte by .the fititioris i add ..,, * 1 i thivatcwd with air an.;-ust wai." . -. • ,t ... TUESDAY, APRII 1. 1823. • MANUSCRIPT or LOUIS XV/IL On Thursday next Will be published, in French and English, Pro. THE KING of FRANCE' s NARRATIVE o f hi s ESCAPE front PA RIS, and JOURNEY to BRUSSELS and COB LENTZ, in 1791. Printed for Ilenry Colburn and Co. and M. /*mange and co. This day were published, in Two Vols. Bvo. price Ll. 4s. boards • TIEWS of IRELAND, Moral, Politi ca l , - and Re ligious. Comprising, among others, the following sub jects: Education, Religion, National Character, Church .Esta blishment, Tithe. Church of Rome in Ireland. Presbyterian Church. The Union, Rebellion, Etc. Etc. By JOHN O'DRISCOL, Esq. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. This day was published, A Sew Edition, being the Melds, revised, and considerably improved, in Two Vols. nolo. with Plates by Lowry, CONVERSATIONS on CHEMISTRY. In which the Elements of that Science are familiarly explained and illustrated by Experiments. Printed fqt 'Angina% Ifurat, Rees, Onne, and' Drown, London. _ . i 'SALE POSTPONED. ~... NAMIIRAD lititp ASHCO MBE ESTATES, MINIX: mR. ROBINS informs the Public, ihat the Salsil • the hiamlead and Asheombe Estate, &c. in the Osisqy of Devon, advertised to be Sold by Auction, at Oareavrait's culf*House, on the 24th of Apra, IS POSTPONED Osi 1 4. 1 DiftESDAIktie 28th of MAY. Irs Pieliptratraui., 31st March, 1825. • DIAMOAD SHA KSPF. ARR. In i few days will be published, price One Guinea, in ettra . , boards, THE Whole of the DILAMAI'IC WORKS of .LWILLIAM SHAKSPEA RE. complete in Ole Pocket Volume, being the soulless. neatest. and cheapest Edition of Shakspeart's Drama ever printed; and, when properly bound, will not exceed One Inch in thickness. Chiswick : Printed by C. Whittingharn, for Thomas Tegi, Cheapaide; liodwell and Maths, 'Bond-street ; and sold by eh Bookseller:. Filmic FIVE SHILLINGS—PROSPECTUS. • /PROM ET. - PAULI!. PANORAMIC VIEW - of LONDON and the sin , - rounding Country, taken with mathematical accuracy, by T. 11ORNOR, from the sortunit of St. Paul's Cathedral. To be published in. four large Engravings. The Prospectus explains the Terms and Nature of the Work, describes each division of the View, and contains the following Plates :-1. Tbs. Observa tory from whence the View was taken.-2. The Rcaffolding on which it was erected...-3. St. PieVs Church (from Blaekfriars Badge).-4. A Section of St. Paul's (50 in. by 30) chewing the Circular Staircase, with the ascent to the Observatory; includ ing -5. and 6. Views of the North and South sides of St. Paul's Church-yard. Published by J. and A. Arch, CornhM ; Horst and Co. Cheap . side ; Longman and Co. P a t ernoster , row ; Harding , &. James's. street; and T. llortior, 2, golsert-street, Adelphi. This day was published, in Bvo. prior lie. flesrds, I_,TIGHWAYS‘tuI,BY-WAYS ; or, TALES of the J Raab ems, picked up in the Freud* Pm/laces: BY A W4►LKJING Printed for G: and W. d Whittaker, Ave Matia-lane. " There is a great deal tat' vivacity: and humour, as well as pathos, r these Storise v end they. are told with eipower of nos. tional character painting, that could have only resulted from lent residence in. &ince ° and from habits of social intimacy with the unsophisticated and country part of the French com munity, with whom the Inglis* traveller seldom gives himself . the trouble of pubis sossimL" , NeW.Mpotbly . illipase t Apr 1, 1814., THE following PERIODIC/it WORKS ars this day publhhe by AllCSlbliaMilliiklLl Lind CO. Wks , burgh; ibld Mao, .4018111814 anitt:Ois.,••• :018aPilde. asd 8, : 4 40 " • The EnotevaBsi Pupobstoces..Thrawatat.; .cabibithg Vktiq of the Peeress I)beenteryin NSPJI ithilbtophy s Minna flietorr,•Ptactkal blechanica, _GeotraOhyr 27gt12; gitatittica,:and th e Ping- aid Useful tiiiC Cididtatug by Dr. il is t se awatyr.antirawthist' x4astotoo. No. 1 - 311. with ablintyLtsk . "• " • • • • _i * * 117 "Si 1.) C.! :1•4 .arreii, ' . ' • ..WW The • EgWhSittla-: 4 1 0 1 4 1 116 t. %,.16W‘ • 'l 4 ll jfi litlrjeriet et.ttagiatt Ter Arta, kir t idieirrikk ; • i;ei 7 • ‘4. 4 .4; I • r The ROISMISErit " loavoia:pordlidig R. :Viltir ve .afteoisok‘leMeAmpiesuiocuivisourylopart,illeali- elne g 412r S r % AVM'. hrt V. (biting she ;Pk] fitibti sr with tee Enevielergs, fttie - 4C • UfaliQ UAKES. A dovernmentVizette of Chili, published at San tiago on the 27thNoveviber, gives the folloWing isle ditional and official particulars of the lateearthquake: " On the 19th of Novettber, at fifteen minutes before eleven o'clock at night, Valparaiso — iiceived so severe a .shock, that in two or three minutes ill the building, were either considerably damaged or thrown dos% u ; the sea receded and fell rr.bre than twelve feet ; the movement of the earth, although weak, did not cease for an instant till'half-past four in the morning,'since when shucks' more or less strong were felt every fi ve cr seven minute!. The inhabitants had retired lathe heights, where they had encamped ou the 20th.— Fiffeen or twenty individuals, being mostly soldiers, woniev, "and children,. were kncurn to have perished ih the•roiss.- The official Report from Santiago states, that the earthquake as felt there was of the trembling descrip. tion,„ and its direction from N.E. to S.W. Some walls of the churches of La Merced, San Augustin,' San Francisco, &c. have fallen down ; the Mint, the, interior of the Cathedral, the Directorial Palace,. the steeple, ofthe Treasury, and of the prison, are also damaged, and in some places threaten to come down. No s lives were lost. On the 20th, at '3h. 42 m. a meteor tan in the same direction-as the earthquake, from N.E. to S.W. in the form of a Lags train of fire, which for about four seconds produced a sort of ellroog twilight. It is reported that various other „small meteors were seen towards the Cordillera. On the three following days, several other shOcks were felt. • Aciording to the advices received, thi earth quake nare%ectised its force uponthe departments of the Nurth,4ad tbosenear the capital, but little upon those of the 'South.. The damage at Acongagna has been great, at itancagua less, and at Colcha&ua liardry any. A letter'from Buenos Ayres, of the 24th — of De.' 'ember, states-JA According to the report of persons arrived. here; Mho loft St. Jago subsequent to the _earthquakes, there is reason to hope the damage even- , it ualty will no; trove ,to be to the extent represented l in the litters written under the imprestior of terra."' Accounts floe Paletmo of the Bthof March,ttati, that in• addition to theitwenty persona Wed art 4tie' late eatthquake, 150 i others.were much maimed: 'Me l quarto ot the Or nea.ritheAlarina, appeared toha v e lelc thosliock toost.severoly. ! . • . . EAKES agNUINE PILLS, justly fainous fur curing," ki all its stages, the VENEREAL DISEASE One small Pill is a dose, and Ole taking of one Box, in a recent case, will soon convince the patient of the certain ty ofl.biespeedy recovery. Nothing earl be better emitriverl,"more safe, of more convenient than this Remedy, for such as are obliged to go par olee or to sea, as it needs no confinement nor restraint of Diet; and sixty years experience (in an eatensive practice)•has proved that it will effect a Cure when repeated Salivation and all other • methods avail nothing. Fur the Scurvy and other ChronicAl Disorders, this Medicine has sot in parallel. upwards o f R . l( g R , Dllo_li, , dboot.tibt, and CO. reogectrally a - 40,000 persons of both sexes have been radically cured of the qualm . Pdblit, that the State 'l:tottery ttiit be iii" above cruel disorders, within the last eight years. Prepared and j Drivetng, winwiteDAYl 9th.- of this Month. lite sold by the sole Proprietors, T. 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