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PARIS , OCT. 1.!!T. c w , pors i This new yid nuperior Elitist, of the Holy fieeipitirer, of its Founder, the Emptroe earke n e g eft ; the &Orsini- •' ~ ' •• • ~ Evil with nooterous Feteraviscs, and now hieloding a Prefers ties e l ta lt r etory of the Cst .l e . "e_. RE Tu .hide is *Med, • • rreperatioris ore nuking at the. Hotel de VlN- orocripsoo is too Promirotiono owie fur the roy, roe& Bourbon, to recetie his Majesty the King a t, io n : sod Historical Accord* of lb. several Bunko, written 01. P s. ued Conroe'. AS" there, sod of the eels" of the Allied pressly fur the purpfte. : of Prussia. I. • surerrieh: .- By tint R.y. EDWARD RARER, DD. . Pritt_tect : fstr W . tip iod R. Illovißoll, &Missals= 1- A dreadful accident hoe plunged in grief one of Rector nr nitidenolevo, treat: awl &wino Profeloor of - 1 I ai -b r.,,,, i % -. • ~ Iry .., + .. . . NIIIIHER 4956. , PRICE SEVZN-PENCE. Mit 4 TRE-ROYA DRURY-LANE. /HIS EVENING, TUESDAY, October their Ilbjeetiet* Remota wilLyerfores the Calaway of THE PAOI GENTLEMAN. Sir Robert Brim,'lr. Mr. ; Sb 01111,100 Wool, :Ur. 1 1 3neor.1; Liwtenay lterliimitt•n, ; Frreirrick. Stselei 011eped, Mr. Warier; Corporal F. 06. M. Osborn; Repine Rerrimby, Mr. Estinitt. Entity worthisprion. Mw Kin& ; Mir Lucretia Mae Tab, r • !parks; Mary. Niue Gan. - . GENERAL GOURGAUD'SI - N RRATYVE. -in our Ann, number we brought dont, Gener..: Giiiirgaturs accniant of the milita►y operation* which tank place in Flanders. in the year 1815, It. the cWwwatot when Bonaparte was reluctantly curn. pelted to relinquish the honours of the Well-fought field of Waterloo, and trust for safety to the speed of his horse: We Quill now follow the writer in Ina narrative of the subsequent errata which led to die abdication of Napoleon, and his final surrender to Captain Maitland, of the Belterolihon. stla F.neravisp, Across** of pu rpribe. By I'e R. v. EDIT. HARE, J D. Reeler "if Rieldenoten, teat; sod Regina Professor of Moder. History, is the Univvvsity of Oturti, Will be completed is Tsetse Porta, published ilinnihly, pries Tiro Golsess each; the &slit Pert will appear on . - - - will Alter wttielt. • Serious Ilifelo-Drollts• called THE FALLS OF CLYDE. lir wimple unser& molder oho euperiateseewee of Mr. H. Joiwelaw;Ape Overture and llbasic eourrioni b Air. T. ) plunged . , grief ... of the first families of Franee. M. the Count de Montmorency was retitrning yesterday in his rab►i. old from Montgeron, when his horse tools fright and dashed the carriage against a t►re. The Count isms thrall' out Mid so severely injured, that notwith atatiding every assistance he expired in a few hours after. • fileWies IN. Blot dt Cliauvi- • whose artist hes been aunininced, two other I . e implieltted in the *nerve of the Barn I and MM. de Rotnilly mid de Songy ; t. e) .re•MM. Lague, formerly eonddyed under the Government, and Gauffre. The dePartibent of the Seine and Marne has three deputies to nominate. The untidier of elettors is sto, altsolute majority 440. M. Menager, the for. iller deputy, has alone obtained the absolute majo rity, ind is re-elected; ) The use of steam vessels begins to increase on the Mediterranean. A •essel of this description sailed from Naples 6i the end of last month and arrived in tell days at Leghorn. ------.,,-7-- -------- -_ -- - -.- r" -- " - e ---- - FIICIP .I.ff %filillire. ears; gni &MIN ran win ',prim on Cooke. the Prows of Nortitsts., and the remainder will follow Geherad Willited, Mr. Powell; Sennww, Mr. Pride,/ in regular snreessi n s. The Printie g i s exe c u ted by Meson. freer SAW% Mr. [.fight; lidweed 401/111. ligr• See- ' Revelry and /sus, in the site called Atlas Gnarls. The and; Dimakil,'llle. H. Solomon; Makable, Mr. Ileelleilltit- Sagravings; turreted by the prineipal A • of 1 11 4 C 0,911. Dame Ealipid, tiles. Harlow; Elks EOlllll, Mb* Sisitbaso. fry, from irwwwwa by ail mar mast diesiugaislisil Paisiters, The Deem .111 be firmed at Six *Visa, sad the Per- 'vomiting; df Weal? Ilinentisil Silesia, beside, awe than llsemssies begin pt.Seves. i Oar ilissdred Timing, Reed- pingo sod Tail-pieces, entlik. • lheasiole.; ilessail 'Vint, *00444 Sp f Sowed Petre;lip. I @Wield wf the- viarimil Mont ailerilielWoeb, selini ones. om.Losner fialiery,lll.; Sesewillleelor.b.—tYpperCiallevg, is.; pined, will Mum Three elegise Vabomapsif esavenient sir. Snead Price. 1.1. li o e It hes bone Iteuglit isopedemit, is obis opedPil and Sauce sad Piave Nbe lobes of Mr. linliteens at lb* Itie• highly civilised reentry, toessogn young Perseus in •bo lends of the Theatre, from Ti. till nor; where may be Higher Classes of Society in a Mare ditigrit sillily of the Ind a Private Bus sightly—sad. for the fernier well - Sicced Page, I,y promoting to diem tie %Sib& is a mire meanies or the Public, the Bwo-eillet win be °Pee every ornamental form, ranched with Graphical Illesirstions of E mile/ of perfo menace frets "hoe till Elmo. the Test, of niuluistited merit •nd character; don making Twasenew. The Way to Get Monied, gad The 7x.. the 'levant arts of Poilitiag sod Engraving. aubaervient to beeper's Demrhtev. tbe advancement or ow most Weems eChti.tiaiiity. and no Thursday. the Tragedy el The Distressed 11,401b0r. the gratification of Taste conducive to the improvement of Dee mane will be given of Mr. C. Asher% next per. Piety. With tbeae views, the present Editime be. heen forsissee. undertaken, open a of uf sufficient imminence lis ones. A New Draisstie Russian is is pesparslies, sad will sowed the enmities of the highert and most cal abunly be predseed. personas, yet with every possible care to avoid sasefewary _ express. 7118.4788R0TAL, COVEY7-11ARDICIV: 1 ' 1. DON GVISOTE, Wetly illustrated Ginn Picture* by "_, ~..1 16 ,,, Mr. Smirks. 714 view F.dition of the celebrated Work of THIS EVENING. TUESDAY. ..,,,0v...- Oi • i r,,,,, 5t .,. A, s f a n d if i a , p,„tia new , and partly ro aa g ad will be need, the Tragedy of , . 01 .. ' es tomer Virtiu'Ss- irtesslely iniretied ; it *in be chisel- FAZIO. ' li.h.d with bower. s-vesiy and eighty FAcroeieffei all et Duke of Flatten , . lir. Ifgrinen ; Gbeldi Folio, Mr. C. 'bleb As*e bren . essleitiel by the most diatiugoltbed Artists Mewls*; Bangle, Mr. Blenchated; Philsrio, Me. Omer ; I of this country, frees Pictures paiited by Robert Snick' Falsetto. Mr. Commie ; Tbeedore, Mr. Peso; Mitosis.; Mr• P.m.. S.A. end will be pablisbed its foirlinedstisse Voisin,: ..• .. •• • ...• MO Just polilltied,inos vols. 15... price lIIs. MY OLD COUSIN ; or, A p eel , ; g m Coellia.ClAdo a Hove. By the Author of a ' Ro. mantic Faets`—‘. Veronica,* ha. Printed for A. K Newman sail Co. Lesdrultall.street. • The thllowiug booed oat h prteared mAN ANGEL'S PORN • DEVIL'S. HEART: a Newel, by Selina Davisagset, I solo. SU. THE BANDIT Otter or,"VINI Lords of Urals.: a Runiance, 4 vols. eh. NUN OF Puistraimaii Of THIDAEO; by Louisa Nasty Stanhope. b v 01.,. lbs. 63. • ArlDir PRIOR; or, The Maid 4sl fisiony : a Ro mance, by the same, New Edition, 4 vols. BSc ' GENEVIEVt; or, The Orphan'. Visit, by Mrs. Strati, 3 vols. 16.64. DONETHVIN ; or, the Visit to Paris, 4 vok.23s. WOMAN' or. Maxims: aSketrt,,t vaks. lls. JANE DE DOtiISTANVILLE; by &irk Kelly; &coed lE4itioo, 4 vials. ft/s. R!CHARD SO N GOODLUCK. and CO. reiptesfally acquaint the Public that the Stets Lot tery begios Drawing the 11th or NEBT MONTH. The Scheme contains 4 Priym a • f 30,000 Conaoli Prises of 6,000 blusery fi Prises ....... 1•414 Mosey di of &e. ice &e. Tickets aoill Shares ere &Ming •ht RICSARtrON. C.OUDLUCK, and Co. Stork Broken, at fir Office% Corobill, sod (,Ming tie Sting's Mews. Cblisiogiross. 111611101111111112.'" 1 4 ', , BRUSSELS PAPERS. • !.'. Falsetto. Casper; _ Piss; A stoat m; Mr. Kim; Pam, Mr. Astir,. Sham. M4a Sumenrille (her 11.1 appearance at this Theatre); Ablations, Mrs. llama ; Clara, Mire Shaw. Alter •lelele. the Om* of THE WEDDING DAY. Sir Atlas Coutes, Mr. W. Farms (Me Id appvat•aae is that ehtruclet) Lade Coolest, Oka I'. Mil (from the Tama *oral, Bath, ber sppmerasee se Ibis asp). T. •bkb will be Wed, the Farm of THE SLEEP-WALKER. Mr Patrick al`Gieire, Mr. Glasse ; Iheittspale, Mr. leg.- ries ; Alibi, Mr. Siameme; &rase (she SleopVtalker). Mr. J. Small. Mrs. Deana, Mrs. Davaptort ; Sophia, N LISiM A Private Roe may be had for the 5i..., a ‘llO ll ll of Mr. Itrinielse, et the Dux oder. • ' a &nal*. •- _ _ - Om Friday, the Comedy of The School for Scandal, with Tim Mawr. ‘ i On Sallanlay. he Tragedy of The Gamester, mid TIM Ember et Seville. ! Doers to be opened at Si., sad the Perfareassee to begin sl Revell. Braes, Is. Second Prier, Ss. Id —Pit, 3s. Id. Snood Prier, ate —lawn Gallery, ts. Ileorilel Price, Is —tipper Gallery, Is. Seemed Prier, Id. Pierer fur the Bares to be tubes of Mr. Brandon, at tie Iltur-ullee, Bart-street, from Tee till Few. To-raorraer, the Comedy of Tbe Chaileadae Marriage, Mid The Ba►ber of Seville. Ur Tlossrsdav the Tragedy of Adelgitha, sad The Barber . , TO FISHMONGERS AND OTH eas. AVALUABLE oppeetertity for the Purchase of a LEASE of Seven, Fourteen, and Twenty one Tram of a goad Shop and romp Heise Yard, Stable, an 4 t Isaias-Wow. griod Garden and right Of entrance under a portray, well sappited will:water ; situated at the ritirsare Fnlhetaa, by tile King's-rued now iu the bade of • Fah. santager, bet well adapted for say other business, being • lame Shop and coavenirpers, reeeßsat Rooms, and all newly Atted up and in thorough repair. Ti. be Viewed, and re/titulars had, by applying In Mr. Rade, isbattuarr, as above; we to Mr. Cochran, auctioneer, 7. Dalisaired, Gritartator•sqaara. VALUABLE OPPORTUNITY FOR THE - PURCHASE OF EIGfIT COTTAGES, an • Rent , " of 154/. sitnale no the Cownlry side of Harper's Fields, Edit ware mid, all let In good Tenants ; and a very convenient NURSERY GROUND nearly wilioinirg; with Green houses, Frames, and Lights, and the Stock of a Florist's Garden, WHICH WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. COCH RA N, On the PrtIMINII of Jobe Kars, Proprietor. Iron Founders.- Mae, &dews/writ* in Lots, TOMORROW, W EO- N ESDAY, October VII, 18 IS, at Three o'Clock, preciorly. To be viewed, sod farther particulars kaowo, by applying to Mr. Keyes. Florist, ea the Premises; or of Mr. Cortina, Auctiorneer, Nu 7, Doke-street, Ororreatir•square. THE CLIEFDEN ESTATE. MR. SQUIBB and SON respect fully announce 1 to the Nobility and Gentry, that the Sale of this highly distinguished Propertv will lake place at their Orest Roma, 5.111111,441 W on THURSDAY. November It; ems. prism; (la one Lot) the SITE of the ANCIENT MAN MON, with the Iwo eatire INGS, extensive Offices and Gardens, the noble Terrace lately restored in its orieinsl wispilltence, beautiful Aktive,Tensples, Position and Sas- qn;tiug Howse, at the ailicilesin 7 il spring; two Lodges, and other untainental Buildings in the park soil v 41111141, which are nearly eackieed by a substantial brick wall uu the east side, nod boooded or the west by the River Throne, floviiug al the font of the riehly.wouded banks of Cliefden; together +Rh throe detached Cottages aid Gordan, and the Feathers ha ea Tapley, Common; a large Tract of Arable. Pasture,sail Wood Laud (divided into convenient enclosures), lying on the east side of the road from Topics, to Heiser, and abutting on the estates of the Lords Hostas cad Gres. sill,. This nseb.ailoniesi Property (lb whole of which is freeliull) emit:nos Four Hundred sod Thirty .five Acres, b. aniifully diversified and richly wooded, intersected by nu merous carriage drives and 1441844111 C walks; the weals bionidsry,•hen viewed from the Thames, presents owe of the boldest and richest landoespee io the kingdom, and which tan only be eqnslleal by Alpine scenery. lodeprodemily of its book rout beauties, the Estate possesses local advantages of great importance to any purchaser' a who nosy contemplate Ilre reasuratiuo of its oriensal grandnr, by the erection of s suitable Mansion, as it has itieahanatible beds of chalk for love, excellent brick earth, a great quaillty of useful sate roils (the remains of the original Mansion), with the facility of runveryilig others by the navigation of the river. The !.date is must abundantly stocked with game, and the whole tithe free, except about 2b acres is Hestia, Parish. It Ca 4 only be viewed by Principals applying or sending dem eards of address to NI,. Squibb and goo ' Saville.row,uf whom drse rs pi t ve pa/lieu's:, may be bad, lath plans an. Creed ; also of blears. J. sod W. Lowe sad Ciarbora, Suli. ~tors, Tanfield-ouitri, Triple; nod of Ur. Shaw, Architect, Christ's Ltuttios. Nines; a Kali ted ouniVWeilenief,erills Girls impression" of the Plates, on royal paper; end .a kw Copies, with Proof Impressions us ladis Paper. is 'start*. As slit elaborate and hlghly.ll4lied Wyk iu which three Pagravisp have been executed. old uetessarily resider the prrinilt roods more valtable them any filen Edillowl the Publishers request to he honoured with the names, trawantil- • ted 'broods the inedism of their reepection Ileubsellers, of those Gentlest's she may wish to poems early Isms. sines, idles the Copies will be faithfully appropriated ac-i cording hi the dears of the mites. The Publisation will. take place early is November. 3. TRAVELS THROUGH DENMARK, SWEDIIIKI LAPLAND, FINLAND.. NORWAY, sag RUSSIA, with' a Demonetises of she City Of St Pielsweiturgh dories tie' Tyranny of the Emperor Paul. By E. O. Clads', LLD. Beier she Third and last Part of this ,Aisilipr's Travels its &mope. Asa, and Africa. Haadaomely Itrinted is 4to. with. anaseross Engraviiigs st*Tifiet, Maps, he. V. HISTORICAL. MILITARY, asd.PRATIIIIIIMDE OBSERVATIONS on poiTuoga.• ilinstrated with on wrens Catmint/ View% and aislheltic Pimp of all the Siege; ind Riffles tan& is the PoSicsAwlo dabs( lha late Wir. BylGesqrs Lasdaaass,LSoo4alimt.Cobasiel is the Corps of Napa Migineera. Linalesast•Cialenel is the name Correia the service of Spas, wills /reset rank of Colonel. Elegantly printed in Iwo large vols. 4to. This Work comprises she Military and Political Areonut of that Cuossiey, frost the earliest period down to the pre. gene lime, and the Author's Military Reeonsionsaces, the Local History. and Pictinverie Otorenations. embellished silk Views selected fur the purpose of conveyhts as mach Military lutist tics am possible. The Eacravings, sevents in number, are most accurately coloured, from the original Drawlers of she Author. b. AN HISTORICAL and TOPOGRAPHICAL AC. COUNT of DEVONSHIRE; bring the Ninth Part of MAGNA BRITANNIA, or a evades Account of the seise. rat Counties of Great Britain. By the Rev. Maid Lynne, A.M. F R S. F A. and L.S. Rector of Rodmarton, Gloster& tereloireolod Samuel Upon'. Esq. P.R S wed F.A.S. Keeper 01 his Majesty's Records in the Tower of Landau. Hand. somely prinsrd iu 4to. with 01.111Cf9Sif.agraviap of Views, Z l / 4 e. ..• The following Comities are already published : Bedford ll. 111 ed. Cheshire 3l. 3s. Od. Welts ..41. 14s. ed. Cornwall 3B. lbs. 04. lls. - 3 l. 3l. ' Rocks ....1f. lls. U. I Ctsmierlaud 35. 04. Carahtidge 2l. 2s. 04. Derbyshire .... 31 164. 04. 6. THE HISTORY of the CITY of DUBLIN, Atm the Esrliest Arevunts to the Peeves* Time; &oilskins, its Annals, Antiquities, F.rclesiastirsl History, sad Charters; ile precut Lurid, Public Buildiegs, Schools, lastilutioses, To which are added. ffitigranhical Notices of F.siinent Ira. and copious Appendices of its Popitlation. Revenue, Commeree, and Literature. By the late Jobs IYarburtos, Esq. Deputy Keeper of the (awds in Biratiughans Tower, the late Rey. James Whitelaw, and the tier. R. Walsh, M.R.I.A. (Dedicated, by permissina, In his Excelkficy the Lard Lieutenant.) Is two vulg. 410. Illostrated by NOM& ruse Views of the Principal Buildings, Ascieut sail Modes, Maps of the City, kg. A few Copies are priuted ou large paper. 7. THE HISTORY sail A NTIQUITI F.S of the TOWER of LONDON. with Biographical Anecdotes of Royal and I)istisgsiahtd Persons, Anhwei' from Receirds,Viate Papers, Niemand-rips., and other original rind authentic Sources- By John thyley, of his Mayers'', Record Office, Tower, and of the Hon. Society of the Inver Truiple. This Work sill like s ire comprise an Historical Account of the Recant Office, with Memoirs of Eminent Mrs wh• hare been intrusted with its custody : also the History of the Mist, the Regalia, the Origin' of the ordnance EstAblishnernt, kr. In one vol. 4to illustrated aids thirty Engravings, by Artists of thefirsll rnsiornoe. 8 THE HISTORY of FRANCE, Civil an 4 Military, r.elraiastical, Political, Literary, Commercial, die. be. Volumes IV. V. and VI. Consioning the History from the Earliest Aerosols to the Death uf Henry 111. A D. 1589. Hy the Rev. Alexander Raabe% une uf the Miuisters of Glasgow. 9. THE DREAM of YOUTH, a Poem, elegantly printed is une volume. 10. SERMONS, by Edward Maltby, D.D. in two vo lumes, Sm. 11. SF.RSIONS on the PARABLES and MIRACLES of JESUS CHRIST. By Edward William Grinfiekl, M.A. Minisirr of l.anra Chapel. Bath. In one vol. Ova. It. CONTEMPORARY BRITISH PORTRAITS, with slant Biographical Notices. Thies elegaet Week will gradually form a series of Por. Nails of the 1 emiaent persons now living, or lately de ceased, in Great Britain and Ireland. A Number is published occasionally, in large quarto, containsag Six Portraits, each accompanied by a abort Rio. graphical Notice. Price 11. 55.; Proof Impreseions, in a superior instinct, in folio, price 11. Ph.; and the Copies are delivered retarding to the dales uf Orders received. • s o A few of each Portrait are taken off fur separate ask, prier 5..; Proof Impressions, 7s. Id. Au mammies Prefer, N tantalised iu the First Nnunber, awn Titles, together with geweval Lists of the Portraits coo. mined in the W.A. will be 'Nee hereafter. The Twenty. fifth Nomber will ►e published very shortly, and a List of the Portraits coatalised in all the Numbers, may at any time be bail gratis. PRIM ATUIW4Y NIGHT'S GAZETII(. --kw 41 ' 4 DIVIDENDS. Nov.ll. I. 13.. b, late. of TbaWham, Berko, laokeeper, at tee, at the Kies*lwd lan, Thatehase. Nov. 14. W. Bath, of Faber, Surrey, 'atwitter, at twelve,. at Guildhall, Lomb*. Nov. 14. A. Aelersmo, of Plillpot-ban, Loadin g overebolle, at twelve, at Guildhall. N0v.14. IV. Browning, of Si Iffary.Aze, Loathes, wise.' merebaot, at twelv.., at Guildhall. Nov. 14. IV. Hopkins, of Aldersgole.atreet, and of Great Trinity-lane, Loudon. cooper, 11 twelve, at Guildhall. Nov. 16. J. Game, et Nethertue, York, merchant, at eleven,. at the Pack Hume Inn, Hudders6. hi. Nov. 16. S. Roar, of Swaim*, . Glansursaa, &stew, at : eleven at the Bosh Ise, Swamies. Ndv. 16. ' H; Haste, of Worcester. lioism-deopei, at two, at . et Abe Star sued. (Weir .1 . - Nov. IS. T. Galant and %V: %Vetere, of St. Memel le Bed-. wordier, Worcester, drapers, at our, at the Star and . Garter len, Worcester. Nov. 14. T. Lester, of Hatton-garden, Holborn, hardware. nun, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Nov. 14. W. Bryan, late of While Limo-enure, Hirchin.lane, London, since of the Island of Jamaica, and now of Camberwell, Surrey, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Nov. ?. J. P. Thompeoe, of Great Newport-street, Middle. sex, engraver, at twelve at Guildhall, Lunde.. Nov. 10. J.Sanith, of Tab ernacle Welk, Middlesex, mer. chant, at one, at Guildhall, London. Nov. 4. J. Pitcher, of Bsch.ruad, Middlesex, bricklayer, at at twelve, at Guildhall, Leedom. Nuv. 14. D. Hockly sad W. a. Hall, of Iliiieke.streel, Hol. burn, Middlesex, walking-goldsmiths, it ten, at halt, London. Nov. 7. J. Fairlamb, new or late of Wyayetl-street, Gum well-siert wooed, Middlesex, Persian-msaufactera, at tem, at Gitiljhall, London. Nov. 14. J. S. Rains, of Wapping-wall, Middlesex, New Oast, at one, at Geilelhall, Loudon. Nov. 10. F. Puthunier, isow or late of Corporation-row, atrkeewell, Middlesex, distiller, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Nov.! L T. Parlay, of Margate and finedgate, Kent, sta. *totter, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Nov. 10. J. Sates, of Tower-street, Lunde., wiermer , chant, at twelve, at Guildhall. Nue. 17. S. P. Seater, of Maidstone, Kent, dealer, at twelve, at Guildhatl, London. Nue 7. G. Robinson ' of Paterno s ter-row, London, book ' seller, at twelve, at Guildhall. Nurr. 10. D. Gkiver, of Getter lane, London, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. Dec. 1. J. IVolffe and J. Dayville, of New Bridge-street, London, merchants, at tru ' at GuiklbalL Nov. 17. W. 61gar, of Maidstone, Kent, grocer, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Nue. 10. W. Orate, of Sue thweik, Surrey, distiller, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. CERTIFICATES —Navistar,' 14. J. Walker, of Upper Rubs&ll-street, Bermoudory, /term, glue.niaker..-C. Blunt, of •Tavistnrk•alreet, Coyest-warden, Mitlinear'', OPtirian.G. W. Vert!embalm, of White's yard, Rosemary•face,Ham redner.—T. Flower, of Castle street, Holborn, London, jeweller.—G. Sargent, of Hastiogs, Misses. shipooner.- , -J. Taruer, late of Bory mill, near Hemel•Hrmplrad, Hertford, eurn.desler.—T. Nicholls, of Birosisighsin, kather•seller..-R. Bray, of Goa purl, Hauts, haberdasher. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. R. Viers awl C. Slackest'', London ; Sept. 30,1616. —J. 831111$1111, of Tbarnea.strect. LoleAuti. and J. Levet', of Kingston-upon-Hull, sugar-rebuers; Oct 10, Rusk and W. 1 wskip, of Movnt.street, Westminster-road, lAmbells, Surrey, pawnbrokers; Feb 23, ISIS—S. Cave and S. Hwatingiou, of Ckelteubain, Glom-ester, jewellers ; Oct. 1, and W. Robertson, of Hawick, hosiers; Oct. 8, 1816.—W. Allen the elder end W. Allen the younger, of Hewdlley, Vrersesteri tailors; Ott. Eli 1818 . — W. Dempsey and 'I. Phillipe, ()I Little Mundlelds, London, kuiLlers; Oct. 20, 1616.—J. Brows and E. Taylor, of Louth, Lincoln, drapers; Oet. 10, 11119.—M. Warne sad T. 11 . ..it'11, of Conduit-street, Hanover-square, Middlesex, hotel-keepers; 0et.21, 1818.—W. flpering sad J. Barton, of Chipping-Sudbury, Gloucester, hues-drapers; Sept. IS, 1616.—T. Atkinson, W. Atkisson, and J. Ailthison, of Bil lingsgate, London, fisli-factors,so faros relate to ►Y. At 'imago ; Oct. 23, 1818. . AM-LA-CHAPELLE, OCTOBER. Persons whose assertions deserve some confidence say. that the Emperor Alexander has formally de. elated against the claims of Bavaria to a part of the States of the Grand Duchy of Eiden, awl that 'his Majesty has hail roth'er ad animated conversation 'on this subject with the Emperor of Austria ; it is added, that there already exists an offensive and defensive alliance betsveen Russia, France, and , Prussia On one pert, and between England, Anon's . . and Liguria on ilia other. Let us hope that the wisdom of the Sovereigns will save Europe new conflagration with whieh it would squib) be tbreateped. if this news shonld be con • fume& .t of Austria will remain here till the the Emperor of Russia and Ring of Prussia from Paris. lIIVIISULI, OcTOll2ll 20. The departure end ordeal of personages of dia. tinction at Ale-la-Chapelle is observed to be still es active uat the beginning of the Congress. It is remarked particularly, that there is a constant correspondence between that city end the Russian head-quartery at Maubeuge. Prince Lubecki, Raids. Governor of Wilms, arrived on the ISth. OCTOIMIL 22. A Rhenish Paper has the following picture of Aix-la-Chapelle, which is equally piquant and just:—" The town of Aix-la-Chapelle at this too. anent resembles one of those great fairs where ever body tries to set up his shop, and to dispose of li . goods in the most advautageous manner. T crowd which throng the streets anal the public places affords the most striking contrast of the cos ' names and languages of almost all the nations of Europe. There is no snick" of talent, or kind of industry, which is out to be found there—comedialis and politicians, rope-dancers and project makers, dealers in new fashions and swindlers, journalists and quiduunca, the busy and the idle, military and ' obliging women. All are seen to mingle, to come together, to separate, to come together again ; they question, are questioned, anal the answer is always the same—' I have heard nothing'." Iu the sitting of the Second Chamber of the States General to-day, a Message from his Majesty announced that his Majesty has tamed M. Du (ias, of Conway, to be President of the Chamber for OM Session. M. Maubaeli has just received from Count Las Cams a letter, dated the loth inst. in which he de clares, that in the pamphlet publi.lied under the title of " Memoires du Comte Las Cruse;" there are only the two letters to Lord Bathurst and to Prince Lucien which are eitieentrytielded sod avowed by their authors. All that accompanies them, is iluiit his, sad contains numerous and considerable *teem Even these two laters, by their successive Vrantilation from French into German, from Ger man into English, and from English into French (particularly that to Prince Lucien), -have re-ap peared in their primitive lauguage entar , •ly dis tiiired, so as not to be known. and full of mate rial errors; so that enemies interested in eontro 'vetting them might artfully turn these variations Jogeimit the author of these letters, though he has DPI no concern in them. • Count Las Cams terminates his reclamation by plataiiiai to M. Maubaeh an exact cap, of the 0120terta question, with liberty to make such use 'M them as he may think 4t.-6/eurisei it le Bel gique; October 23.) return I.i. 11«.• Napoleon, we are told, attributed the loss of the battle of Waterloo ptincipally, first to Mar.hal Grouchy's uncertainty on the 17th respecting the movements at,the enemy. Had he, Says General Gourgmad, been on the evening of the 17th at Wailes, in communication with the left of the army, Marshal Blocher either would not have ventured to leave his position, or he would have been followed by Grouchy :—second, to Marshal Grouchy's misunderstanding the instructions given to him, and his not receiving the orders seta to him by the Emperor ou the night of the 17th and the morning of the 18th :—and third, to the ill-timed attack, made two hours too soon by Marshal Ney, lotwithatanding the reiterated orders of the Em. aeror. The French army also sustained a very considerable lees by the illness of the Duke of Treviso. whereby not only the assistance of II very able officer was lost, but the Imperial Guard Is. booted under the disadvantage of not having a Ge neral commanding exclasively their entire body. One of the faults with which Napoleon reproached himself was, that he had employed Marshal Ney, or at least that lie had given him so important e command as that of the left wing of the army. In noticing the opinions of military men upon the conduct of the respective Generals, during the entire campaign. the narnitor says :.-. ot Generals Blucher and Wellington have been censured, with sums:app . appearance of reason, fur not having their troop* encamped at the commeaesmetit, of June ; fur not having bowo the movements of the French army, which had stole n three marches on them, so that they were compelled to fight separately, and never had the initiative of movement, They even ran the risk of not being able to rally, mad of twin beaten is detail as leaving thei r quarters. °.` Blether is reproached with haviug rallied his army in his eneases position. The French army ►aving on the 15th of June, shoot noes, oceapied C►arkrei, nod having passe.l tM following sight .within iguirsbot of Fleurus, Blucher knowing silo enemy be bad to deal with, ought not to hate takes up s position so near Fl , w►ere he wag reputed to be beaten is detail. It is. fact t►at wills an army of near 150.000 men, Blucher did pot bring into salon more duos 90,000. " The Duke of Wellington is ensured for toot being aware before one o'clock 911 the morning of the 11th, that II a French army had pasted the Sambre on the preceding day at Charleroi, and that It bivouacked within ten or a - doceti leagues of him. Thus tbs first shots being tired at five °Week in the morning of the 15th, in front of Char. breni, be was not apprised of it at fourteen leagues die. Mace, until nearly twenty hours after. Every thing that happened to the Duke of Wellington at Quatre Bras cannot be a reproach to hint, fur it was a necessary consequence °film error committed by Marshal Blucher, in resolving to rally Ids troops at Ligey. The choice of a flekt of battle at Watesloo, in front of a forest and a great town, after Blucher bad been beaten, was an error that might have been attended with the must dengerons consequences fur the English army sad the entire C,oalitium. The nature of the roads which Blucher bad to traverse, and the bad wrath, r which bad been far two days, with the great losses sitssaitied by the Prussian army, ought to have decided the Duke Wellington to unite his army with that or Hiorber ouo march in the rear of Waterloo; which might have liven dune without iseualenlenee. The two armies might have eas;ly gained twelve or Afters hours in advance, have formed ou the name field of battle, prematiag a mass of wore than SOO,llOO &Alia( mem." The seventh chapter of General Goorgaud's Nar rative treats of the consequences of this tremendous conflict, and details the losses sustained respectively by the British, Prussian, and French armies. Tlie French, iu the battles of Ligny, Quatre Bra., spool Waterloo, had lost in killed, wounded, mod prison. era, 36,940 men. The greater part of their artillery remained on the field of battle, or were of ism- polity abandoned is the confusion of passibg the !iodine by the bingle bridge to Gennappe. It was at that point that Napoleon's carriage was taken, of which such distinguished mention was made in Marshal Blucher's report of the battle and pursuit. The Marshal asserted, that Napoleon had left this car riage iu such haste that he had forgotten his sword and hat ; but General Gourgsud declares, that the hat mad other effects found in the carriage were merely for change, and that the Emperor had not been in the carriage since his departure from Beau, moot. The loss of the Allies. according to their own official accounts. amounted to 58,008, of which 33.132 were Prussians. The Emperor cont d his Might to Charleroi. where he endeavoured to collect some of the shattered remnant of his army. and issued orders that they should march to Lion. He instructed Marshal Grouchy to lead his corps also to Lion, sod commanded all she Governors of the strong places on the Meuse to hold themselves prepared for an attack, sad to defend themselves to P•0•40. 0410P • • 11-* • • T ~~, PRICE OF SUGAR. The average pries of Boson or Alneouvxdo Sugar, com puted Ouse ilia !Uterus made in /be wevk cations the 21at day of October, 1818, is 41.. td. per hundred weight, ex. elusive of the Distill , of Customs paid or payable thereto I us the onpottatius thereof iglu Great Britain. • - . 9....1..bat 411‘..5' JI MOS