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THiSPILL;SENT EVENINiG,:.()ct. 7, their Wia36ties ServAlitti Will perform the First Part of „ .I.I%NILY THE FOURTH.. -- r"ro '4" ; Sir John Falstaff, Mr. S, Kemble; LadiPerey, Mrs. Brtiritoo. To whiell b e oti . flea a Maiieal Entertainmont, called IIATII 4 I MONY. To.m or r ` )w, Speed the Pluugh; with Ellallosenberg. THE commiSSIONERS for VICTUALLINC , His 111.1JES7, 1 1"S N.41 7 1' do hereby glee Notice, Thai ea Pridgy, the 15th of qctoberw..l:t, they will br r,'Udy to receive Tender's in torlting, (eakd up) and treat for the av , oy' and - re 7 intruitforturin t 4 into Nrw Hoops, the &take . ' the pAm Ar, ED: 140 NHOO PS (•ound, broken, or bent, or i),lpireei) that mg!, from time, to time arise; or Le defiecred rota hir Pietutilling Stores at DepVied, during the sinus: , of T::•rltclionths,,frain thc 16th of October next ; and also . ,tor Four nousand Bolt! FLAQS, for the use of the CoOpt;roqe, to he answerable to Samples to be produced with tit; ft'enders, to be delivered in the space of Tweke Hontlm, front time to tiine,qrs deniantkel, into tlu! cforesaid Stores at 'Deptford ; rznd lR be paid for by payable with Litcrest, Ninety Dt , us alter diae. fl'lce Conditions of the Contracts may r e seen at the SCOT taryt,r Office. BIBLE SOCICTY. This Ddy w published, printtil in One Vuhitnii, 'Op. price 9*. Decree tea; derived front' his . letter, and that ht; rius repeatedly stated the r•atrie .since to his (...;:o yerttutent. 1! 12 e paper:hiarlted A (if uU extract of letter to the Departntinit of 'State,. of Moy 12; IW2 ]3; of Oil Dukit csf 13aas,cno'3 kttcr to Mr. Ballar, of the 10th Of .the sante month ; C, of an extract of. Mil ertrl lo‘Os letter to M-r..ltussell of ay I !di ;D, Est extruet cf Mr. Russell's tiusiver of the 29th May ; kind E, of. Mr. Russell's letter to the. pnttnerst of'State'of.the 30th. Aildrei'sed to those istici ask fot 'lwoOng ration, MICR 1 begthi ilf l'i nt „ a ileep ; [.)oplectici PRACTICAL EXP(PitTrOi. of the TEN -DFACY and PROCEED:N(7;S of thu 'BRITISH and k'OREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. • 14-the Rev. H. 11. NORMS, AA: Curate of St. John's Chapel, hackney, and Chaplain tn'the Earl of,Sisatte-antry. • Printed for P. C. and .1, Itivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard. AL, CO V EN'I-GARIMLN. T lllB , EVENING, Oct. 7, wilt titrformed Tiaged . v . , called ()THELLO. • Afr. Conway ; lago, Nlr. Egerton ; Deademana,, lust r (frolti the 'Theatre Royal, Norwich, being hehet;;tiyciirance in London) ; Mrs. Powell. Alter the revived Persian Tale, called • A SELIMA AND AZOR. '; seamier, Mr. Slader ;' Ali, Mr. Blau 'Nelinnt, - Miss Matt iews. Azior)•‘lll,orrow, The Merchant of Venice; with Selhna and `! wr it .41it 4 1 4 bit, 11 rl ) ) ,irkt° P ,ersolls/' A\IEItICA. ritEsint.N - r's NIE.SSAUE TO CONGIMSS. TO THE 1101.%;E: Or RCPIILSEgTATIVES OF THE ltf7CTi STATg 1' transmit to the noose of Representatives a Retort of the Secretary Of State', containing the information requested then. Resointiong of the 2) t uI 3inie last. .o.hitigton, July 14, 1613. JAMES MADISON. Na. regard be had to .anu . Teoder the Price shun not . be kisented rat words at ArnaM, or that shall no; be de, live. Ted. to the Borwd bifore One o'Cloa on the said Friday,. the I 5!/: of October next, nOr unless the Perron :oho wahes . the Tender, or some Person on his Lthxlf, attends, to answer. When Galled tor. Each Tender must also be accompanied by a . better sigut l i by two responsible Persons h engaginitto become bound lri?h the Party tondering,:in the Pencil Snot of 2000!. for till due per formance of the Contract jar the re-ntunufacturioA.• rf H o ops, • tend ;:f 15!. ap the amount of the Flags that maybe contracted for. . • 7 te e/ 4to 0 0 10 , r t o 9 AC, . ;IC t"' . .4 t :l ~. ,`' A of 11 ; at, • , , i$ dr, C'fi:e ~,~,,," of A I place 11ltrrtia 11in OFFIcE, ittlet. 9 OR the 1 11fAlr 13 U iidings, Furniture, ,J;;,i),,it tandize; Ships, Vessels, and all other PrOPertY3 iuslu .oass or Wattage by FIRE. 1 kliort P er i ot l 3 , or f or several Years toga. , A) ,. 1 eff m eoted at this °dice, upon the ost , etturtabl • nor t .t$ not be ch. rerl for Stuns of 3001. or upwards, inercril,:iog weir present Inatirtuic 4 s. Si k . c i ft w uolt sTocK or a .tvoot .vill he' insured without 11; tst the reduced P 9f .els r . per Cent. ma, Ceiliff for the Retiewitt of Pcilicies eY.pirlog at Michael tor:" „, be had tit the principal in th•e Strand and tuii Loodott, Of Of the C 4 llll:pally ' fi Agent.:3 in 141. 1** who will xectlivc, Proposah tor new I hstirancos. ,• ROBERT SKELTON, ti,ert:tary. . _ ,wvs rss - r s; OCIETY, Vor t„,. • Walice oh Lives and . Sur'rivntshir., and granting An onitkt, Strand and Cornhill, Lotidou. [N 3 tittAN ' I 'l".' . .the Clu• I. .at 01( s itity.to iirovitle for the ;1;;, (t, t.uc Wida*, aidthe 'vither•• d e , sl4 „,', a att t++ guard . aping the. atid "I' a r t ;, e '; 4ll, e the casikalty of lite ;to prOvide Pities for the rwrit ' l hi • Letirs, hell • cot ;to secore,ti'le pori 2 l l 44e At nnities or any Life Interest; I;,s, Clottvek. Pre other s. i lotion, by ithich thvy possess ouly locoine tie l , : t i s ' e l It+ faPilitat, t.lavarrangemei4t okarila i , ;e set traitsliail (Abet. tiechidary transactions ; to as.;Nt a v btor b,,„ k ' ia4 equtoptiihiog the teak:Rea. of affairs to prto•cor. Nacy Si, ; (lr j„, 4llt ilif.t 7 atiords a Tciource against' 014 Aoe, tioilily . aiid other casualties of Life. ‘ 4 , "11,1'.", Contlititin s may be hati (iratis of the . 4-14cnts ` l4 ol' Fire Moe, who act , olio ,for this Office. ILOBEFT SKELTON; Sec. • , - • , 1,41tw im'TTEIIV S'kvi yr ' B ,. .- -- ad NOVESIBER. CU. the Ca -'' r l ast Litt knit. L u tt erie, litrae tors 4 01...th0 , anti tu tu i n _ , 1 ) received i ,'. I mlg lox a att . -a to re tie . , in_ kneere toynks t * I°6l' l'"1" - Y . v awl i•iiires et tlfl.tihoett.e,,,ityr3 0 the P.uhlio, for the Patr°ll4l'e ordinary detnanci for the Tielets :It eontinna.nce f t 4 which is just: ended, and to request l " be drawn ' 9 ' ths 'salne "PPort in rhe NEW LarrEAY, ..,,.i. a ~,,,,, on the nir : Ntltikittll.ll43...—'l'he Sail - cut, with ei um , t 'Z'u e 4lc kets, cont4tila . .rw,v Prigos of 06,040 i. ! !!...1. cir. e un,ezanipted. in tile hittrov of Len..erieol • The follow' I' ' fib P'.' ' .. t,. ~ --tut; it 11, lift 9 e sui g .. -0, , " • °I • .•4. 20PCJO• . • • are . . • • • L*4oXook) 2 • ** * * * • ' '''. • • .•• • ... - :4,03L1 4 , • ~... ........ ',um) :.1,000 • 600. . .............. 4.. .......... 500....... . ...... 1, 0 0 0 1 ° •.' ... .. • 200... l,OOO 60 n 1,000 . 1 040 ..': 26 20,800 ........ .. TICK oilliti. i 01.. for each of the 'first .` ,. 20 Bia,,Plt!". asc es 141 ilad SI-LIRLS, are sOliiii; at - 6%1k 1 and Co.'s 1 . • • )I°` 11, Poultry; • 1 :Ind N 6.31, Altigate iligh W - I eltaring-cross ; I , stre.et. ***--,......_ u l tlrlattpAiN 7 l' i..\l:l:s' LiF44;lOl l . Y, . . , , . G 2, Queon.street, cheapside. . 11 1 Al', DUILIBLE, and I 411 PENETR.A BLE, 1;, PAINT s, ground ill Linseed Oil, for l',Jik-paling, W.:411' 1 ', 11 e3, Slates, Stuccoed Fr.ooti, Out-buildirig - s, and ut%illit:,,,nuarditig of every dtiseriptiou. • , . 1 1 ,tvli'r) 8 ,,etn, per cwt. 565, Yellow, Black, NI hit . e, ' l ,", , glit 4 7 8 .14„ cel l , 70s. " Slone„and I .t - i1 I Co -7,,..utt "htreen ' : 11 , 25. lours e:tell ' ti ll°6o l t: '' - - 1508. lied ' r ePar li f i' n ' `''• ' (4nl tiirt " " .t Ying .)il to thin the. above for n,r , 5 , 6 pet' Gallon. Whi t rullod 1 . .Geiluoit. swam Qt l, 8 ,, B d, fki e s °Lead ., pr.cwt.sGs 1 ,, r (;;Illim , l 'iAtel.j l , l ,; )l l. Per Gal r,c. (M. ' Linseed Oil . - - 7•>. 0 ' 1 : 41;41 11n1 0 ;,"g Oil .; ... -. 48. kid. Boiled Oil - - - . 7:i. tid. I ,„C. 11 - r wi k il , 44. :al. -Turpentine - - .13i. Oti. -'.. k' ' '"'": impen ‘t • ht . Paints are, vevy ornan,Laul, pus . IliilP.'.'L duraJlilit, la i ‘ a • ' i cure for the Worm and Dry ' : ire "i . t3 4 l l'6). 44 '1' 4 C1 . 4i:1y atl i a L p ' tell for w9rl: e9ostril t 0 tho - uttao'o ? It , t , Wt4th er and / ay 0, 0 be applied with ailbg ( : 3 1 : 1 Y l'''ri t , l i ' ll e i li ii l pui ' liosestt n f - ,llefol In : iloo s i .e %i w otil a xg re , t u o: e t d 1 , t i I ); e k itiii , , 41 - c Ilimdsopus )C1 appeal am- , rit,Alltrof oritur Paints. r - 11 r 4 t. A Ci l : UPTON a Id Cu Oil iuul Colimrmen, al, Queet:l - ,'A.L A i• ..!, :, K...net's Wharf, Dealers In . cli,rr i ~ It on -wait .; 411 , 4 ---- i 5. , ......: ...' ) Itusln, V.4..c. ez• - - - , 405. • - 1 4417, ILE 11,ES1'C)It4- l'lt'S CFLEtIIt NTFI) VE(;I7A,%t • ' '' s '. Solusil,. 4 'J:ivy. *To6Tif 19% DL It, ) sets ,. .- 1 '•:,)( '',' f'l. -NN tind . Preventing that .. . I; '' t l, e t Urilendell for l 4 .!liitcuj illll-.1.11,11? ;k/1 ; . .. • 'l4'ti tl e re l a; l l '4 l ll: u T ly i ni t a l la l : c /y the '';V of Conntenance, itt. i l'''''tttru, tiro - Mow e d to disting!lr powi , Eit wuu ld sp i t! d i t , :g lt t' c i! t a i r ,b itt! ,a . i o r f , 1 1,4 li.ir liria itto r of .I.lllTlXit's 'MO 1 , I , 1,. th.lll,,tre 9f ttwir ( '1,,, ( 1 ' 4 t . 4 to r.,l„ind iris countrywomen t o i l :. ~„ are, ~.. I,ll,teillis 'loois half its influence wilere t , l , -,11,.,,i a7,ce7this the 11411Ilit iuo.4:_),liew.i.l rotten alld 1111healt.11),Yre'pl,,:,,t:„.,witftt)111% 1, li4,,t_tekell4able,- as.tbe Preie.hti,/,116,11 Di the rids ki tiii it 4 ,:: ,4 Means of removing, ovel ) It „' t ,. 'ruled of Veotables. , ~,1 1 ratt lii, as ricnig , tiv;l4,'„ tt,:gitioteuilett /SO the attention (" 1 . or the dee 4 ) ''' tlie g o -VqY iiniierletAfoil eitl ( - I' in life """ I ",'. „ i t t,,teret attd ilki',,,etniel Of the 'rottl, a, ' rvatiering Li"' '.?„`;,, r ,i,„ pe and ~i.r..4`r4k; ),ind itrahint; tile Gums of tlynt'.l3:,.l. oii i ll , t, the. $ 1 , 1) 41 4 , 1 ,, (1 , 4 1 i lue i ;PO 'a, ~,-taut Proventl.'!`re„,,7 tii-oLght ,"4,,a,„-,—.2e. •No C oyopositiou of thli.."". —l,',ll,ill'P°l)4.. J , t4, l ''` 10 pniilic notice 113 S Met SUCH 11/1.1“. •.1 daily us e t,f It . ',name 1, 4) „,._. ~ , .0 boast that it is 1 , , ti.,,q411,,, prittur has t vicGr,S far ?i,lkt,Y.4rl-411)N ARONI:vrIc I'FAJnRAL , Lt.)7 , ; i e • Is. lid' hr,ii)..(9l;ls, 4stinoas, anti sore Thr!)a's' 41 -le ..,..(4 4 v a ellekp 11'4'' TVh9l"tle 41111 ct, .1 1 - , Nil-. BW.lll''., ''''' ) is tt lielmn, 101 , 1 144.tAi,'''' 6r.'l'iitt4ll;s'/.t'lt.'r‘low ; S h a ri' " l a . l f t r • ixortsea; Hill. 1.. ,}t, Writ..!l, Alitilit ~ and/ , ',N o l l a 1 ,larch, silevriki , l , s ~ titat:viitti' 14%1 V 1) : .Ct s ; (Itrait'x';illil'and C.6,°,l"Ct°: Land l.i;lil; P.:'itl"tt•qttt":l‘art:d Gilh'ert, Plyroonthi 3ilicn ; , - L . d.. il ltl lN .itit,l,j I,.::,'ilint'y 4od, (,;(), Ilit'inii!!.,l!:o,n.:(;;.. 1 Staini. au . d t1411.%.,:t Ittite'it'e'"l'r Britt 1-.41113'11.1.Y! ,L.R.t.A4mitt, ...\/:„„i„t,}., : ~;...., ~,„_,te , f,.,,,l,vmu.ati, .„.sk i e_ , ..r ; . L 0 14;14, til, rw% hnti l L.t . l, l l l3 ,i . lt , . . iiriitoi ; sti,,,eoson an d attot xa• ti1,441,,, i1. ~.. ... ti gut_.int aril, . , .., _ s4,ltoni, - 1 Not" 4 ;111 ',4,1 4Wlttfen). Leicester ; Dunn tcla - , ii pos , at , . '!"' ktiu." -re illit by ii.thit cdtuftry - Vccit44;s * in 4 '., .. y • JO. 044. O' ;. 56. 4 or of CO, • tf C LL INC; - FRICE, net. a, IS 1 41. rrils,Com - missioNEps for "IICTIL-11:41,ING 4 1 ' His du hereby gier NOtice;,,That an Tuesday, .tho,loth instant, they will be ready to recritte Tehtlfts in. writing. (sealed rip.), and trrnt 'with such ? Persons as will undertake to firriiish tehat TA LLOW CA N DLY,S may be demanded far the nse of the pietlia.!iing ..Vlore., at Deptford, foe One Year i fi•oni the instAto be paiil for bg ItgLi, pay able with interest, Ninety days after date. - TM Conditions of the. Covtract ,any be seen at .thi Seers- , tar y's °pee. No regara will be had to any Tender in which the Prier Shall not hi inserted 111 iDin:ill at length', that „h i . 411 Bat b e delivered to the Doan, b•"fore On aietoc.6 on tk e xnigf rgesday, the 15th instant, nor naless sh e P erson flip l'ender, or some P-'cram on his Athall, attends, to answer when ealleil 111 14 MANNION AND !‘IAN W , IS, 14: Fonr ITileh froni Salisbury, TO BE LET inunetiintcly, ECir Set'en Years, voidable by either Party at the end of any Ve:.re ibe first three Years ; comisting of an Entronee • Hall owl Vestibule ; a Diang-par lour; a(i feet by -20 ; Urealifast.ro4al, .;/) feet by it;, and t , ibrarr rf the same thinemiosil i on the fritton d.iloor ; in elegant l'rawing-rooth; at ) f.t.,: t I,y 20, and ' ano; ► Ramo of the like itimeniiong, four lar i To B., ; ;l4rnoros i w i t h Dressing.rninns and Ctuso,. o w ks ir ,t ; anti t t nited-ronnut on the Attics with uppropriute titti!:;;.s t f V.Vtry fl e ieription;, for twelve D on foo ufe,,cll.; Pleaturie-grOlnitY, reib-porisi and I , ‘,4ery in the A vail rwitli rich Meado'.'4 Pasture, and :fit. b: sur. ' roun di n g the I louse, containing 41A, 3it, 14 R. 'With the deptitat t nn.l4 the Manns. • Atu i i. ; t o M i ssrs,flichfodsolt and Cortiekt, 'Y, Liaeolres-inn. 11 " LOatiOn to I4ever. Att)voud, roe liatvr4bUrY. The Secretary of State, to whom Ivas referred several Aesolutions of 'the House of, Representa tives of the 21st ult. requesting information on certain points relating to the French Decree of the 28th of April, 1811, has the honour to make to the President the following Report I ti furnishing. the information required by the .House of Representatives, the Secretary of State presumes, that it might ibe deemed sufficient eor him to state what is 110 W demanded, what part thereof has bean heretofore communicated, and to .supply the deficiency. He considers it, however, more conIM amble to the views of the House, to meet tit this time, without regarding what been al . reatry communicated, every inquiry, and to give a distinct answer to each, with the proper explanation relating to it. • ' The House of RepresenttOve§ has requested in fOrmation,ivlren, by whom, anditt . what manner, the tirst intelligence mts gk - en , to this Govern ment of the Decree of tiie Government of France, bearing date uii tfie'2Sth April, 1811, and porting to be a definitive repeal of tin. Peaces of Berlin 111141 Milan ; whether Mr. Russell, late Charge d'Affaires of the United States to the GhveritMent , Of France, ever admitted or denied to his GoverninCut the 'Correctness of the'declaration of the Dnkci of l3ussano, to Mr. Bar!OW, as stated in Mr. Ralow's letter at the 12th ntv,-1812, to the Secretary of Stite, that the said Decree bad been communic..ted to his OIL Barlow's) pretle cessor there, and to lay befote the House any correspondence, with Mr. Russell on that subject, which it may not be improper to conmiunicate, and ilko any correspondence'betweeti Mr. Barlow and Nir. 11 oven in possesSion of the Departinent ofSt4te ; whether - the'Minister of Fftsilt:e 4.0 the United „States ever informed tliis thiverninclit Of the existence of the said Decree, and to Illy befor e . t h e "louse any correspondence with the said Minister relative thereto not improper to be com monieated ; with any orb er iulornurtifin in 'posses siOn of the .Pxventise, which he may not decni it inkitiohs to the public interest to disclose, rela tive to the said Decree, tending to bII6V at ‘yliat time, by whom, and in what manner, it was first made: knOwn te) this Government, or to any of its ItepresentatiVes tn. Agents'; and hotly, to the House whether the Government of the United States bath ever received from that of France any e x pC, n3 ii oa of the reasons of that, Decree heing ..iconcealed from this GOverninetit, and ter, for so long a time after its • date ; and if such . explanation has beeli asked by this Government, and has been omitted to be given by that of France,. whether lids Government iii made any remon strance, or expressed any dissatisfaction to the Go vernment of Friince in such concealment. These inquiries embrace two distinct objects.— The first. .relates to the comittet of the Govemnent Of France, in regard to this Decree. The second„, to that of the Government of the United ft Su ites. In satisfying the call of the House on thus latter point, it seems to be proper to meet it in tt two fold view first, as it relates to the conduct of this Government in this, transaction ; secondly, as it relates to its-condnct towards both Belligerents in sonic important eircumstanees connected with it. The Resolutions do Out dill especially' for a Re port of such :extent, but as the lbeilNores of the Executive and the .Acts of Congress, founded on communication': -ti . olll the 'Executive, which late to one of theßelligerents.,:have by necessary consequence un immediate relation to the. other, Such a report Seelps to he obviously compriied within their scope. On thisprinciple the Report is -f prepared, in the expectation, that the more full the information given 'on every branch of theis t - L b.' ject, the more satisfactory will it be to the [louse. Seci'etary of .State has the honour to re-, port, ill reply to these inquiries, that the first in telligenoe which , tlO-; Go; crnment received of tin, French Decree of the 1,21.ith April, 181 1.,' was gout utunicated by Mr. Batlow:, in letter, hetttiw; date On the I t2tb May, ISI2, which was; ree6,,Nl . by this (Iq3rMent -on ti Wilt July folio wing ,: that the first: intimltion to nr:BarlOw, of the, existenve o 4 tbat .I)eere; tip appeors by his cont. monitationi, was:given b the Doke a it is s 4 , oo , inf:)rnial conference Oa $.llllO day hk'tlVd..s‘ai the - I t and 10th of. May, iBl2,- a nd i! s at th e Ullicial commuuication (it it to. Mr. I.l:lrioW * was made on :the. 10th of .that rnonth„ ;it his ie quest; . that Air. B Ar i o n , ttattsmitt eft a Copy ctl 634 I},reretti .I,od of tlie. arke Bik.;:Ano'.i letter, on- Wlnneing it to .Mr. Russell, iu a letter.of May Ith, in which he alto informed Mr. Russal, that the Doke of Bassin:: :had stated that the Decree butt been dulyeottimunitatent to:bita; that aNir. Ratissell replied, io a letter to "Mr. 14arlow, at tltis2gthiAtay, that hie eft knowledge of the The Secretary of State repOrtt also; that iio conimanication of the Decree of the 28th April; ISt!, was ever made to this - (Toverninent by the Minister of France,"or other per'itin, than as is abOve stated', and that no explanation of the cane of its not having been communicated to this Go vernment, and published at the time of Its date, was ever made to this Gvernment, or, so 'frir as it i 'donned, to the Representiitivei or Agents of the iTnited States in Europe. • The . :` ,. .minister of France has been asked,to explain the cause of a proceeding apparently so extraordinary and ex- . ceptionable, who replied, that his' first intelligence • of that Decree was received. by the Wasp, in a letter front the Duke of ilitssano, of May 20, 18)2, in tvhiel) he expressed his Sarprise, exeitea hy r. Barlow'S comtunnintion, that it prior let ter of Alay 10, 1811, in whielyhe had transmitted .• a copy of the Decree, for the information of this ' Governuient, had not been received. Further ex '- planations were 'expected from Mr. BarloW, but • none Were given. The light in which this trans . - artion was viewed by this Government, was deed by the President in his Message to (...;ungress, and communicated also to Mr. Barlow in a letter f the 1-Ith July, 1812, with it view to the requi.'.. site explanation from the French Government. Uri the 9th day.of May, 1812, the Eniperor,left Paris • for the North, and in ttvt) days thereafter the. Duke of 8a533110 f0n01,11,01 :bin). A negoeiat.on, for the adjustment of injuries, and the trrange went of our commerce, with the Government of France, long depending, and, said to have been. brought nearly to a eonclusion at th e time o f M r . I3arlow's death, was suspended by that event. Il ia c lately appointed ) an is rhorized to re silsitnciee s t s l l :a r' negotiation, and to coachttle it. He it; instructed to detiltind redress of the French vernment for every injury, and an. e:, , 7planatiotm its motive for withimold . ;tv; from this GrOvernment a knowledge'of the Decree for so long a tune after its adoptlon... It sin Pears 'by the documents referred to, that Mr. Barhiw.•lost , no time, after having obtained a knowledge. of the existence of the French, Decree . T of the 26th of April, 1P....11, in demanding a copy. of it, and transmitting it to Mr..linssell; who imtia mediately laid it helot e the airitisn•uovernmeot t . urging., on the ground of this 'new proof of the re p ea l o f flit: Frel K h Dlterees,„ that Orders in Council should be tepealcd. sir. Rosy;' note to. Lord Castlereagh hears time cm the 20th of May ; Lora Casticrerigh's reply on tli t i iu•which hepromised submit. the Derree to, the consideration-of the Prince Itegent, apr pears, however, ths.t no etteottragement was given at that time to hope that the Orders itr Council would he )'epcaled in conseqimence of that Decree a nd tlpit although it was afterwards made the ground . of their repeal, the repeal was ticvertherless to altribed to other causes. Tlieir repeal did not take effect until the '23il June, more, than t morithcttvr the Frei.ch Decree hadibeen laid before the British Government---t, delity indiCatit4; in itself; at a period so momentous an& critical, 'not me‘.-e ly neglect, but disregard of the , French, Decree. That the repeal of the British Ordert'; COuileil was , not prodneed by the French Decree, other Fool's night be adduced. 1 will state alembic!), in addition to the ,evidenee ,containetlin the let ters fro:it Mr. Itosscll, : herewith eointimnicated, marked G. is deemed conelusi've. In the, coat- % munication of Mr. liaher to Mr. graham, on the 9th of .August, 1812, which was On in'. StrUetk'lrOitt liis thATl'llltleitt, of as Lite dateas the .17th ;lime, in which he stated th a t cAt , oni c ; a l (14.!:clarinion tuned be sent to- this country, Iwo-. posing - a conditional repeal of the Order* itt c Cii:St) far they utiectetkhe United Stales ; 00° notice whatever - mis taken of-the French I.)ceree, One of the conditions thou contemplated wat, that the Orders • in Council should be revived at the end of eight nionths, unless the cond uc t o f tiro French Govermantent, and the. Ostlit of the cow:. munications with the Government of the United ,:itatei should he .such ; 43, iu the Opinion of time BritiAm Government, to milder their revival untie. eessary ; condition whielt, proves incontestitily that the French Decree was Hilt considered liv t hiM British Government a sullicieni ~ . v.round whic,i to repeat the Orders in Coon, ;I. It .11,;(1. that Olt that day the Br':tish ilOti solved not to .-ietleal the Ori,1•; thiit decree_; slime the propy , “: , l votut not on ,whnt thc, li r ench climmi hut rot wini.t . it tairc . ,t /IfriAll4eiVlCJlti 'to' ht.! }t tit;` k !°;toteu unco nnected with iiii.:-Fr ct eni , Ava.fi the rhe W a sp, , doeree, ot . 1 a p u bli c vc —A.i, woien 11)14: “Wititing Ct . Oat Britititi and dispatches frnm•our loithese very important concerir, with hot h Governments. it D * ,pa r t ment of State on the V:ith !ti1,2 0 Dearly t month fter he Declaration- fit ' tireatilritaitt. Intelligeneeof the repc,l(6 t: tiers in k:onnerywas not f'eveived ttutil z middle of the following' month. It therefore, that either. of those acts, in % , /li-ater light they.may he viewed, shottld have ilit - 4o•tluen into.consitittration,' or have Ina .any inAnerwe deciding upon thta important eVent... [To be co*tirstrA4l I L I NG- Q belobil , 1, - 1313. THE co:IIMISSIONERSAr VICTUALLING zsr? s Iserrhy girt Nctkr, That on nada tf, the 29th ha/anti t/eey will 6c• ready to rep oiee'readeri toriting ,;;wileda;) and triltt for Pour Hon ' tired etxriTest . of UNDRESSED CANADA ',r FS, (tithe description ond in the proportion& tt4iliownwlioned, vie. - • Pipe • 10t) 114A:cad or Brandy apo . Rnrrel • - as heading., • ' 4O r --"- 4►) Mille. To be delivered into the Victualling ,slorea t at De* rd, One Half by the SOthjune, and the other Half ty.the 3lst of Deeember, 1314,Me deliveries in coMmence on the Ist Ja nuary nest, and to by paid for'by"llills, payable with inte rest, ninety days after date. The Cpagitions oft4i; Cinitraet May be seeis at the Seere ti:ry's °jive. • . No regaid had to any Tender in Which the Price 4hall not be inserted. in words at length, or Mat' shall not be detioered to the ltoord kfore One o'clock on the said ritC4. day, the Nit& Instant, nor unless the Person who . limiter 14 render, for soma Pervm on his behalf, catends, to . an ewer. aro nailed , , " • I'IO."PIidiLLING-OF.PE, IG Oct. I, 151:3. THE CatiIMISS,MA T ARS for VICTUALLING Nis 111.1JES2'Y'S N4PY do hereby give iVolice, That . on Friday the 2Dth instant,"they will' be- ready to receive Tenders zu writing, 6ealed up) and treat for 77iree Hundred"and Fbrty Mille' of ("town, b ajdz i o , Wm / I.hr°' STAVES, of the dearription and iu the proporti!enA, undermentioned, - 111iIle Pipe hlgsbearl or Brand); Barrel. Ileading <i► :Au Mille. ,To he delirtred into the , riet rta!li tqf !Stores al Deptford, Ore llaAf by thf 30114' June, and Mu “tizve by the 3 Ist Deeeinberi 1814, .The to comoiriive. on ik e January raext ; (Indio be poi:/fur . 11,y• ItiUs,.p ayable with In tci-est, Ninety nap after date. The Conditions of the Contract' may be eem at the 'Secre tary's o.Blcr. .11 1 0 regard frill be had to any. Toder in which the Pricy shall not be inserted in words at length, for that shall not .6e Mirered to the Bourn info re One n'eloch on i/vu said Tit.,..s.do:/ the, , 29th instant, /tor anit•Sa MC r.vOiltriti, makes the Triplet, or sonie Person on his llehall,'attends, to anther when ea/led/or. 4 ~Rs~