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• \..,.4111 4 ,0,., . ,*7l . _. —...-. --- 'is? ~,,;_-,=, -,0,, .-,,,,,,;...—:-......... . , Nr.,-. ...... ~...,_,,,,,t,3„,..:,.....:..... „i,, ..1,... ..-,--_. --., .A. - ---- - • nV ^ '67? ....-- . -- -::, 40 k, ... • ~.. ..-,,,-- .., _ .,.. „.1 1 -•".•• 7 ~. it 0 - 07, i n •,,,,,4 , \ .•;%:, i i 1 ,4 r,, ,' i id 1 • \\ . - . -. _. -~, VA7 4 .T.71 FW IP. I " i 4 • !•,*- Ntr3ipr•,it 7537.] .4.04///:,//, TY- 01,1%/CB,. !ht. IR, 18 16 . NOTICE is hereby given, that a Ses s ion of Oyel and Te7;:niner and Ga.' Detivtry,far the Trial e l l Of= Fences committed on the 1.14(14 Seas, within . the fnr;.diction of .-Idmiralty of 2fngland,will be held at Justice Mall, in the Old I3eiley, London, on Alonday. the 18th day of November meat, at Eight o'Claoh in the 'Morning. ' • Ir. CROKER. EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, Oct. 31, 1816. TO nk PAID OFF. M 1 EXCHEQUER BILIA dated in the Months of Decem • her, IRIS, and January,.lBl6, On Aids, 1815, 55 Geo. 111. Cap. 5. _ _ Vote of Credit, tti 15, /,.6,00n,r00, 55 Geo. 111. Cap. 196. THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of , HIS MAJESTrS TREASURY having given directions !or paying off the Principal of thi above-mentioned EXCHE QUER BILLS with the Interest due thereon, at the Ex :he:quer Bill Office in the Receipt of Exchequer, New Palace- Fart!, We'stminSter, on Thursday, the efst day of NoveMlier eext, attendance wilt be given daily (Sundays and Ilolidays ex 'toted) mail, and including Friday, the 15th of November, from ten o'clock in the morning, till one in the after noon, for th'e purpose of receiving the same; and, for the greater dispatch, the bearers of the said Bills are desired to place each 'description of Bills in separate Lists (which are to be obtained at this Office) classing them in the Order of their' respective dates, such as arc for the same Amount tieing numerically .arranged, and specifying the principal Sums and' Interest due thereon, computed from, but excluding the days bai which they are respectively dated, to the said ttst day of vember inclusive, when the interest will cease; and the said bearers (being holden; or not) are indispensably, re quired to indorse each Bill with their usual signatures; . and to write their names and • residence at the bottom Of . each separate List; and they are moreoret required to at tend the Exchequer Bill Office for payment, and to receive the newßills.and give the Receipts for the saute. If any of the holders of the aforesaid Bills should be de ;irons of receiving payment of the Principal and Interest, .previous to the 'laid 21st day of November, they may be rommodated on tomputing the Interest to the day. on which they wish to be paid, and louring the said Bills for examiva lion one day prior thereto. Such persons as may be &sirens of having new Exchequer Mills in whole or in-Part of payinent of principal, upon marking new Bills, and Mentioning the amount at the bottom Hof their Lists, delivered on or before Friday, the 15th of ,November, may, be accommodated with new Bills, payable lo or Order, carrying an In terest of three pence farthing by ,the day, on every one hundred pounds, which said new Rills will bear date the said. tlit day of November, and will. be delivered, together with the Interest due in respect of the Bills so tiesird to be ex. changed, on Friday, the 2211 chi of November, and the followin* days. . 'l't►e Exchequer Bills to be issued in Exchange, and made Payable to , or order, as above-mentioned, may be either transferred by endorsement, or will be paid to the! Be►►rer if the blank shall not he filled up. N. B. All Exehecinot sills dated prior to December, 1815, have been advertised to be raid off, and the Interest thereon cea‘ed. SOCIETY OF ANTuruitigs OF LONDON, Somerset-place, Noy. Si G. NOTICR is truth)? givets, that the WEEKLY MEETINGS of this soctv,Tv will be resumed on THURSDAI.Y EVENINO, the 7th Instant, at the usual hour. NICHOLAS CARLISLE, Secretary. CORPORATION OP THE SONS OF THE CIARGY. ▪ HF, GEN RAL,.ANNU:AI, COURT of the SF. GOVERNORS of theCHARITY for the RELIEF of POOR WIDOWS and CHILDREN of • CLERGYMEN, will be holden at the .Corporation-House, No. 4, Woorashurv place, on THURSDAY, the 14th day of November, 101 g, at One o'Clock precisely, for the Choice of Officers for the en suing Year, in pursuance of the Charter. J. M. GRIMWOOD, Registrar. GOLDEN LANE BREWERY, • • SOtb October, lats. T"E PAYMENT declared at the GENERAL hty.Fmkr, held at the City of London Tavern, Bi• l'hoPsgate-short, 014 the 48th August last, Oil be mode to the PROPRIETORS entitled to it, in the following order, . . To thole whose Surnames begins with the Letters . A. and 11. .. - on Friday, November Sth. C. D. and E. - - Tuesday, -------- 12th. F. G. and H. • . Friday, -------- liith. I. K. L. M N. and 0. - Tuesday, —,----- 19th. 11. Q. IL and h. - Friday, T. V. W. X. Y. and Z. - Tuesday, between the hours of 11 and 3; and to those not applying lecnrding to the above appointment, on the Tuesday's and P r viday's in every subsequent week, between the hours of i° anu 2. By Order, . COCKS and CAMPBELL. This Day were published, in !Iv>. price Its. boards, SERMONS on the UNION of TRUTH, _REASON,•amI REVELATION, in the Doctrine of the x.stablished Chinch of England and Ireland. Preached in thei Year 1814, 1815, MO. th e Hon. and Rev. EDWARD JOHN TURNOUR, A.M. , v inert) , of St. Mary Hall, Oxford; late Curate of Heston, Middlesex;, anti Chaplain to the . Dowager Countess Win ' tertoit. - Published by Low-ruan Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Drown, 1 a trrnoster-ruw. MEDICAL BOARD, CHARLOTTE HOUSE, SURREY. DOCTORS •COOPE , R. MUN ROE, and DUN CAN. Physicians to the Medical Board at Charlotte l inute, - Blackfriars-road, hare ascertained, that upwards of pOoo Patients are cured annually of prevailing disorders, that Initnireds were in a distressing state, owning to tpiacking watselres, and by consulting men ignorant of the profession, ' 4 ' l to deceive the Public - by specious promisee and immoral ad vertisements. Eruptions on the heed, face, and body, ulcer ated throat, swellings in the neck, nodes on the shin hones, pains in the head and limbs, frequently — tw en for the rlben natistu, swelled uncles, and nervous ,:chility, are diieasee appear years alter and the , consequences of impropel treat at rat. brs. Cooper, Munroe, and Duncan, are consulted, ( 11 14 , franc eight till eight, or by letter, conthinitig a 1 " and the "or have advice Tuesdays, Thurssiays an d Sundays, till ti 4 tve u'elock.....Tnere is a side dour and $ private rums tot LONDON FASHIONS. ;Mantis MEM—A round dress, composed of cambric; the skirt is finished at bottom by four rows of rich embroideiy and two flounces of work ; it is very full ; and the body, which isa chemisette, has also considerable fullness thrown behind. The- body is a►ade up to the throat, and trimmed at the neck ; with a double frill of rich work : it is made very full behind, but plain in front. A long louse sleeve, finished at the wrist by three putlings and a' single fall of narrow work. Head dress, a morning cornetle, composed of fine clear muslin, with a bider to correspond. Ties form pf cwwelfe is uncoils- ; moldy novel and striking; the crown is ornamented, some thing in the style of a turban, with rolls of muslin, and fi• nished at the top by a bow of straw-coloured ribbon. Gloves and "sandals of straw-colour. A new pattern silk; handker chief thrown carelessly over the shoulders completes the dress EvENtnn Dstrzss.—A lilac and white . striped gauze dresi over a Atte satin slip; the bottom tit the skirt is ornamented with fire rows of white silk trimming, of a very light and elegant description: it has just been introduced, and the pattern has asore novelty than any thing we have seen fur some time : a single flounce of deep blond lace completes the trimming. The body is also very novel ; the upper part is formed of lace, and the lower of gauze, to-correspond with the dress; . the latter is quite tight to the shape, but the former has an easy fulness, which forms the shape in a man ner extremely advantageous to the figure. The sleeve is short and very full ; it is composed of lace, looped high, and finish ed.isys a trimming to correspond with that on the skirt. The hair is full drespeed, without. any ornament. Necklaces, cross , armlets, and bracelets of rubies. White satin slippers, and white kid gloves. CARRIAGE Cotrusitt.—High dress of fine French cambric ; the border ornamented with four tucks, and by a broad muslin flounce: full double ruff of tine lace, left open at the throat. over this dress is worn that elegant, pelisse, entitled the Oriental, of black, faced and urnamenttd with Cachemire shawl trimming, and lined with amber coloured iatsnet. • British 'bonnet of amber curled silk, surmounted by ears of Indian corn, and the crown encircled by a wreath of corn leaves. Limerick gloves i'and half bouts of pearl grey kid. PARISIAN PUBLIC I'ROMENADE DRltsll.--ROBIId dress of gme ornamented at the border with rich embluider) be tween two Hommel; of broad lace. Lilac sarsnet spenser, ele gantly ornamented , vith bib: trimming. Hussar hat of Iliac sarsnet a,tid flue blond, surmounted by a full plume of white feathers, and placed very backward over a plaited corneae. Lilac shoes laced with ribbon of the same colour; gloves id letutin•colunred 414, and a parasol of a very light lavet,der colour, shot with white, and white border.-7A Parisian *haw of lemon colour, with a superb border of different cniourcd .dowers, is sometimes thrown over this F I DAX NOVE 1 ER 1, IR! (i Dureti DitIICRIVED THIg MORNINGI BRUSSE . I.S, OCT. 26.—A1l the corps composing he,riglit wing of the Army of Occupation are o be before the winter, complete to the number fixed by the Treaty of Pa!is. The Rus sian COtps expect detachments of regular Cos sacks, artillery, and to the amount of about 1000 infantry. The Prussian Corps have lately reeci.ed tl►e necessary reinforcements, The men who go from the English Array on furlough are replaced by others. from Englaua. The Hanoverian con- tingent trls again been mute complete within some days ; fir , nr.! men, !,nssAm, yagtrs, !kn.' in fontryof the line,have passed through here destined for that corps. The whole right wing will shortly go into winter quarters, in which no change will be made till the spring. The French Northern Departments, namely, those that compose Picardy, Artois, and French Flanders, now enjoy perfect tranquillity. The manufactories of Lille and Amiens are in toll em ployment. The Royal authority is more and more confirmed, Several Officers, who have been con• fined in different places on account of their con duct, are set at liberty from time to time by the King's mains. Other Officers, who are on half pay, request from time to time to be employed an active service : they receive for answer, that they shall be employed as soon as circumstances admit of an ang:Rentation of the army. Turrri:NA, OcT. 10.—We expect here 2000 DA nets a►►d pi )neurs to clear away our old citadel ; and it is sail that the remaining materials will he employed building a new fort. It is said that the 7211 Art isle of the Act of Congress,, relating a the right of tortification, is at present a eub• ject yti tliseus.ion between the Courts of Vienna anti Turin, as far awneerns thecity of Piacenza, And the torts in the Appenniues which belong to tile Duchy of Genoa... The works at Piacenza are iloe; - rupteti, and those at Parma suspended, though the 1 it tvr ;wo; be considered rather as mere ortltt• ment4l imp . ovements than as orks . for the tte':' ence ti,e Taro. Besides the Miners, we ex• peet troops also destined to reitiforce our garrison ; others are to form permanent posts to defend Ilk sea coasts along the Uiviere di Levan(e. BERLIN, OCT. 21—Yesterday afternoon the . Chancellor, 'Prince Hardenburg, arrived here in good health, and immediately resumed the func tions of his high office. The Anniversary of the battle of Leipzig was celebrated as a National Festival in the same manner as last year. LEYDEN, OCT. 22.--They %vrite from Noord7 wyk-sur-Meer, that a little sloop, name unknown, 'was stranded, and went entirely to pieces, in the night of the 20th, near the North of the village. It is probable, that at the:moment when the vessel made'the coast thetrewleaped over-hoard, and were drowned; of the whole cargo, consisting of barrels of olive oil, about, 17 have, been. saved, as well sound as damaged. They were marked mt the head in led chalk with a P.-and with a hot iron E. 0. atuinutabered from one upwards. FROM THE LEFT BANK OF THE RHINE, 0CT.12. —W e learn that the regulation, of the future:re lotions of the Fortresses of the German Confede ration to their Sovereign and to the Confedera tion is near being fixed, and will be settled by special : negociations at Frankfort,: which, how. ever, will not be o pened till the arrival of the Military Plenipotentiaries ; of the Great German Courts. General Baron Steigeotesch is spoken of as Military Plenipotentiary for Austria, and Lion . General Knesehech for Prussia. It is not known whom Bavaria sends ; Prince Wrede has been mentioned, but this report has not been confirm eat, and seems very improbable. The affairs of the mediatized Princes, &c. have lately been brought forward in private confer ences, bat it does not scent that the pretensions of this class have been %veil received by the Mini sters at Frankfort, especially those of Austria anti Prussia. They have b. en on the contrary, it is said, exhorted to be quiet. flowerer, they have appointed a Committee to manage their and take the necessary steps to piomote their at fairs. FASHIONABLE DEPAILTURES• Lord Wm. : Fitzgerald, froM Cowes, in the Isle of Wight, to Southampton; Admiral Otway, fi6m Portsmouth, to West wood Park, near Southampton ; Captain and Mrs. Cutuerun. from Cheltenham, to Bath; Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery, fiom Dover, to Ramsgate ; Countess of Mexborough, to Brighton; Mr. and Mrs. Edmonstono, from town to Brighton; Lady Elizabeth Whitbread and family, from Dorer-street, to Keil- , sington ; 'Earl of Abingdon, from Oxford to Wyt ham ; Coun tess of Stainers, for Thoresby Paik, near Otterton, from a tour; Hon. William Waldegrare, for Cardington, near Bedford; be Marchioness of Salisbury, for Hatfield; Lord Crorsboorne, for ditto; the Earl of Fife, for Scotland; Lady 'Lucas, for Polley ; Sir Robert I larlaud, Bert. for Norfolk; George Pocock, Esq. M.P. for Kent ; the Marquis of Aber corn, for the Priory. ♦RRIVALR. Captain Smith, in Grosvenor-square; Major-General Sir Henry White, in Chesterfield-street, from France; Mr. J. Lowther, M. P. from a tour; Mr. H. Wrottesley, M. P. from a tour; Mr, Shaw Le Fevre, M. P. in Nevi-street, Spring . Gardens ; Mr. C. Marsh, M.P.; Sir John English, in Lower Grosvenor-street, from Myless, Essex ;,the Duke of Dorset, its Harley-street, from Newmarket ; Lord Huntinglield, at Thomas's Hotel, from Suffolk ; General MeadoWs, in rharles street, from Hants; Captain and Mrs. Sitwell, at Blake's Hotel, from Paris; I-lon. Charles Vesey, at ditto, from Hol land ; the Archbishop of Canterbury, at Lambeth Palace, from hit seat, Addington Park. SPORTING IN'IELIAGENCE. NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER, Olt HOUCiIITON MEETING, Tun asDAY, OCT. M. Major Wilson's f. by Juniper, sst. bulb. heat Mr. Whaley's Bulrush, Bat 31b. T.Y.C.. 50gs, 'b. ft.-5 to 2 mot Juniper f. The Houghton Ostlands Stakes, A ncaster's Mile, a Subscrip tion of 30gs each, togs ft. if declared on'Wednesday ; to be run for by horses of all ages, two-yr-oids excepted. Mr. Wyndhattes ‘Vanderer, 5 yrs, sst. 7th.. Mr. Nerille's Sir Joshua, 4 yrs, Sat. I I lb. I.d F. ilentinck's Skipjack, 5 yrs, 7st. alb. l). of Rullaiid's c. by Sorcerer, out of Rival, 3 yrs, Est. Slh. 4 Mr. Payne's Quinola, 4 yrs, 7st. bib. Mr. Shakespeare's Osman, 5 yrs, "'st.lolb.. pd Mr, Wymtham's Skim, 3 yrs, 7st, loth. sto 2. agst Winderer-11 to S apt Sit Joshua-4 to I apt Qtaittoia. Handicap Stakes of 25gs each, sgs forfeit, if declared within a quarter isf an hour after the weights are fixed, for three yr-olds and upwards. I).M. Mr. Neville's Gnendoien. 8 yrs, 7st. - 51h. . 1 Ld Suffield's Billow, 13 yrs, 7st. 2Ib. Mr. Theud's Ariel, 3 vrs, list. 14th. Mr. Stonehtwer's Casitella, 4 yrs, ast. 19th lid 1). of Rutland's Fandango, 4 yrs, ti.t.911) pd t; to 4 agst Guendtilen-5 to 4 agst.BUlow-3 to 1 agst Ariel. ASubscription Handicap Plate of ,501. for three-yr-olds. and upwards. D. 1. IA Lowther's b rt. Scarecrow, 3 yrs,, 7st. - 1 Major *Wilson's Strider, 4 yrs, est. " 141 Stawitl . 3 ch. c. Ilniow, 3 yrs, fist. 191 b. . 3 1.4 Ituutt's ch. g. Araxes, 3 yrs, Set. alit. 4 2 to 1 agst Scarecrow-41 to 8 agst Arexes. The building in •Cannon.row, Parliament. , treet, is nearly completed. The India Board and the Exchequer Will commence their official duties there in January next, by which time lit is sai4 it will be reedy. FLANDERS MAIL. linustrt,s, OCT. 26.-11 has been reported, thw Robert Wilson, so celebrated for b' shale in the escape of Luvvllette, WAS among t h e [Muer Sr vn foreigiivrs vresetit, at. the , hall given , 4 . y ti me City , • • of:Brussels the day brfotr yes . terday. ..`t'bia report is .wholly destitute of toutniatf : titi. Thu Emperny . pf Austria, it issa id, will xisirt tit* . south of it,aly after his. marriage, OCT. 28 - :«—An'Snglisbmun, who is now to this city, has instienfits a letter, from which , we wilt quote it passage :—" . Ceriain 'Journals of Belgium. dAily take pleasure in insulting us. The English hove, in fact, been ptillty in the eyciof O.Editor* Of two crimes, forwliicli thercanuot forgivre_oi4a, one, that of having contributed by their energtto the salvation of Europe; the other, thrt of 'bevy! ing, at the price ofAheir most precious`blood, -de* tested at Waterloo hira: .. who intended-toix 1114 lesti-cutarte:rsat Brioasels, the 18(11 of Jitor, 1815.“ VI riNA, Ocr. 16.—A few days since the greater part of the fetes designed to celebrate the mar. riage of his Majesty the Emperor, were counter mantled. The august Bride, it is said,,•regards with the eye of a mother the r distresses of the lower orders of people in a great part of Gernutny and other countries. She has earnestly entreated. the Emperor to dedicate entirely to the relief of time unfortunate the sums destst►ed torthe fetes.— So noble an action needs but to be known to can for universal benediction. There arrived at Prague, a few titiys since, a Russian chaise, in 52,days from St. Petershurgh ; it has conveyed to Fraueliburg and Wm led: some Couple or hounds of the Russian breed, and of the more beautiful species, which the Emperor has sent as a present to Princes Joseph and Charles Von Sehwartzetiberg. SWITZERLAND, OcT..lB.4—The conferences for fixing the frontier line between France and Swit zerland continue at Basle without interruption, hut it is not easy tri a eC When they will end. Ott one side 'the presence of the Prussian and Ger man Commissioners seems indispensable, on . the other the Austrian Commissioners are, it is saiti, to communicate to time German Diet the result of these operations, and to wait lot further instruc tions. It is reported that- the demands of the tOttlederation respetti6k. .thr - etimmereial terects of S%vitzerland have been favoutably at- tended to in the Coort of France, and it see►us that modifications favourable to our manufactures contribute to the facility of transit. KINGDOM OF HAM The Royal Gazettes ot Hayti of the 21st anti 22d ot Aut;gist are filled with along Court detika of the Cerettionial rej )icing nt Cape Henry, on the anniversary tete ot the Queen 'of Hayti, tit the 15th preceding, The ceremonies and mass, being ended, Baron Desstilines, in the name of the Ministers of State and Dignitaties, addressed her Majesty in the most flattering terms, in praise of her virtues and their loyalty. A splendid repalt followed, eon slitting of four hundred dishes, which were s e r ve d up in an initnense saloon, erected expressly for the occasion. At the desert, the folloWing toasts were given by his Grade the Doke Of Artihouite, Grand . Marshal,olHayti: "To the King, to the first Minaret' crowned.in the New World, the Defender of the Liberty and the independence of the Hair tian people." This was followed by a discharge of 21 cannon, while the bands of music played the :air " Five Henri." Count Limonade gave, To the Queen, to the perfect model of wives anti mothers'; may we assemble to celebrate her 'anniversary a great many years." This also was followed by music and a di s charge of I I pieces of astillery. Count Buttery gave, "To his Royal. Highness the Prince Royal ; may lie imitate mite example of his august lather, and March in his glorious steps." His Majesty, through. his Mi nister, Count Limonade, gave " Ti) the general 'union of the llaytians ; may they show them select; always worthy of the liberty and indepen dence which they have conquered at the price of their blood ; may they, by their wisdom, their energy,' and their courage, merit the admiration, the friendship, and good-will of all the nations of the earth." HOP INTELLIOUNCE.-111 onr market on Satin . .. (lay 211 pockets of new, and 40 ot old [lops %me weighed the average of the new is stated to have heat from 81. Bs. to I Si. Fine samples were still higher; and we muy mention AS a proof ot the great variation in that one interior sample went us low es W. Old flops are still undiininiCh• ed pike ; one sitillpie was .old as high 11. The average, however, cannot he quoted so high. (Worcester VVe , were happy to observe, in our market, on S4turthy, thAt our Pollee °dicers 4vere 4m the utert to detect Ka-este:tilers I?rgroters, bus long been great need of this etAirwriry into-fey vice. 110N:bets' meat, tee is brati t :ht here trout Utley, am! other neighbouring utarkets. On Friday la,t ribs ot good beef were :(,: n zht there at 4i-el. per lb. awl inuttua at 314.-- (I..teds Intellijencer.)