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THE PRINCIPAL 'OFFICERS of His MA . • JEsri"s ORDNdINCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be reccieed t t their Office in `Peell- 31a11, dit'WicAre Wednesday, the 314 Instant, from such NrrtiS " Wit/ be willing to undertake the Supply of CARTRIDPE end ,other PAPERS, for Service of this Department, for to Period ofThree Years, determinable after the expiration of "e . first. Year, upon Notice of Three Months, at the option EV either Party. Patterns 'of the Paper may le viewed upon application to the Comptrollee'of Me Royal Laboratary in the Royal.drsenal, O r os:midi ; and faitherl'artictilas;s,tOgether with the Terms emd Conditions of the Ciparaci, May be hhown at the Secre tary's Office in fall-211all 'aforesaid, any day between the hours rtf Ten and Four o'Cloa, Inhere the Proposals Must Its delivered, scaled up, and eitdOrsed " Terapoials for Car trge Paper; " but no Proposa l can be admitted after the saw arts Instant, at Twine o'Clock , at NOopt of the same " l ily, neither will any Tender be noticed, tinleSs the Party *Wag it, or an .dgeut in his behalf, shall 'attend. MAIL, tHECRIVED THIS MoRNIHq.) ttIECROED LAST NIGHT.) BRUSSELS, iTut.v 22.—1 c is considered as certain that the Field Marshal Prince of Waterloo will come here in about a month, with a numerous general Staff, and remain here some time; the ne cessary orders have already been given to pre pat:e a suitable residence for the General. We expect about the same time the Russian General Count Woronzow. Magnificent fetes are also preparing fc l. the arrival of the Prince and Prin cess of Orange. FRANKFORT, JULY )'9.—The negociatiOni lative to the territorial arrangements being ()kiw terminated, so far as the result of them is to pre» cede the opening of the Diet of the German Con.. federation', all the Plenipotentiaries have agreed to assemble at the beginning of next Month it 'preliminary conterenoes, to proceed immediately afterwards to the solentn . opening of the Diet. Letters front London ol the 21st J4Jly announce, that thg Princess Charlotte has iitisearrad. Her Royal Highness appears to be, seriously ill with the effects of this accident. They still speak in 'London of the accession of Lord ktielle.sley to the Ministry, and of the retreat of Lord Liverpool. The circles of the : capital are also occupied with the enormous loss incurred at play by a youth of 16, the sou of one: of the richest Lords of the kingdom : he has, they say, lOst to his donsin, a young Officer, aged 26, and to another the sum of 15,0001. sterling. This took place nt Paris, It, is asserted that the Duke of Welling ton has expressed a_very lively displeasure at it ; and has given very severe Orders to his head quarters of CaMbray, to forbid his Officers from abandoning themselves to the passion of 'gaming. At CaJtres, in the department of 'Lane, there Was sort ofinsurrection on the 13th, which was market-day, on account of the high price of wain. In spite of the efforts of the Mayor, who attempt- Oil to put down the tumult by a detachment of . „ gendarmerie and of the national guard, the grain was forced to be sold at the price demanded by the people some of it was carried off without payment. A lieutenant ofgendamerie Was ed with a knife. The Prefect of the department at length put an end to the disturbances by arr . est- Mg some grenadiers (about 12) of the national guards, who were pointed out by their comrades as having joined in the affray. They have been sent to the 'prisons of Alby to wait their trial. Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Angottleme will return to . P.Vis the 22d of next month. ,„ MILAN, JULY 14.—The Duchess of Parma and Placentia is expected at Leghorn it is supposed that her Majesty will pass some time there for the benefit of sea-bathing. BausseLs, JULY 25.—The system of the main• tenance and augmentation of the fortifications of The letters from Lille say, that all officers, subalterns, and soldiers bf the infantry who are in that arrondissement, with unlimited furloughs, arc to assemble on the 22d, when 'choice will be made of such of tl►en► as shall be deemed fit to complete the battalions of the legion of the North. our strong places is prosecuted With diligence. Namur, Charleroi, Man s , Ath , and Toninity, a r e those concerning which the Government has the most extensive views; but the towns of West Flanders Will pot be neglected, and the ancient barrier• towns, Ypres, Prunes, and Mein are the objects of the solicitude of the Mi►►istry. AUGSBURG, juLy 17.—1 n a Swiss paper, we ,have the following Article froM It►►ly Th e sentence passed upon the prisoners of state who have been confined till this time, has now been received 'at Milan from Vienne►. Those who had not bound themselves by an'Loath are acquitted, the others are sentenced to three years imprison ment, reckoning front the titre of their being at . , rested in the fortress.whete 'they at present are ; after the expiration of this tithe they are banished tor life to Cattar.o." t UtTG ttan,J cr.'s , 15.—A letter of this date posi "tively contradicts a report that the King was soon to dissolve the Assembly of the States, and a►lds, that the King will in no ease dissolve the States till the common deliberation respeCting the Con stitution are entirely finished, By Order of flee Roard, , R. H. Selltetark. THE' PATENT IMPERIAL DININa-TA.- BLES. and PATENT TRAFALGAR SIDEIRIARD and DINING; 'TABLES, in one elegant Piece of Furnitu're, 'land upon Five new different Plans ; the Patent ImpravedScifa _lards and Ch a i r B e d s; B rass - screw F our P os t, a n d T en t 4, 4 7 4 . 44 ' 4 ( 11 4 Fat - Faure and Bedding complete ; Portable Chairs, with several other new invcnted and improved articles 144 fur niture; also a general and very extensive assortment of Vphulstery and Cabinet Articles for furnishing Houses cum ldete, ready manufactured, where Families may select and funds!' a whole House in a few days, avoiding the extreme in convenience of waiting several Months in completing their E stablishment. East 4 1 0 West India Artielesi army and Navy, &c. &c. by tnrgan and Sanders, 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, uo ~ erUl4l hemoat nioderate, for prompt payment. .IiEIIUSA LEM, as it appears at this period from the Mount Of Olives. Painted by E. DONOVAN, &c. from the original Drawings of his Son and P• Jacques. The View taken on the spot in 1511 and ' lBl2 . This View, besides the Site of the ancient City and 'Te mp l e o f Jerusalem, the Ruins of the Palaces of David. So lomon, and • Herod, the ancient. Walls, Gates, and many Viler antique Edifices, comprises the Mount ofOlives, Mount tenon, and Mount Calvary; the Valley of Jehosaphat, the kettron, the L an d s o f Bethlehem, Samaria, and Galilee. The whole constitutes a complete Panorama Circle, 1215 feet 1.1) cir cumference, and 14 feet high. Entrance 197, Fleet• street, two doors fruits Chancery-lour, towards Temple Bar. ))nuts open from Ten all dusk. Admittance Is.. each person. übscript ions fur the Plates are now open; six Plates consti tute the Set ; they will he worked in large folio, aad in co leurs price Twelv e Gui n e a s. Snlsserib e rs' Names received ' l l Messrs. Rivingtons, Booksellers, St. Paul's Church-yard. The same operation is to take place in all the 'Other arrondissethents of the department. The letters add, that it is calculated that the French army, in consequence of the measures adopted, will be complete by the first of September. Ge neral (serail', formerly chief of the general Staff of Marshal Bernadotte, now Crown Prince of Sweden, who hail come hither, is now going back to France, in order to resume his rank in active service. They speak also of several other superior officers who, in the late events, did not act a pro minent part, and are now 'called into service by the Minister of War. All ttieie measures give great satisfaction to the army. The letters from Sedan mention, that the Prus sian troops under General Von Ziethem have re ceived orders to prepare for a general review, which is to take place in the beginning of August, on the banks of the Meuse. 'MORS, Governor of the pro. wince of Hainau ,han'published a proclamation, in which he ttatea, that having informed his Ma. jesty of th'e diati'ess 'of the inhabitants of the la elasses, on account of the high price of corn, his Majesty.had immediately ordered the prop• visions in the, military magazines, con s i s ti ng o f meal, Haim, and biscuit, to be placed at his disposal, to he distributed at hi:; discretion, for a moderate price. The Meal and flour was immediately dis. posed of, and was not sueicient to Satisfy the de mand. The Governor adds, that he repets to see that the people, notwithstanding their distress, do not like to nse hisonit, yet he is assure,l by repeated experiments, that six pounds of biscuit go its far in soup as eight pounds of white bread, and this quality of biscuit costing bat 96 centimes, and the bread 168 centimes; the saving amounts to nearly the half,' and the stop is more nourish ing. The biscuit being Made of the finest !lour, it is more trouble to prepare it ; but it is merely , necessary to soak the biscuit twelve hours in cold water, amd not to press them for fear of losing the nutritious part. He invites the Cure's, Mayors, 8;c. to try to persuade the people of the advan. tale of . ttsing biscuit. ThFs Day was published, in 2 vols. I2ino. price Ns , . boards, SaELP DECEPTION ; a Novel, in a Series of f\-7 Letters. BRUSSRLS, JULY 24.—1 t seems that . the Russian troops which are expected as reinforcements-are to be landed at Dunkiik. They are to the num ber of 6000 men, and about 1000 convalescents will go back wit,ll the ships that hying the first. From time to time there land at Calais detach ments to complete the British troops. We learn from Sedan that the Prussian troops arc not to be changed this year. 1t appears from this and other circumstances, that the Powers adhere to their system in respect of Prance, which his a happy effect in checking the ill-disposed, and the spirit of party. We bear from Perpignan, that the department of the Eastern Pyrenees enjoys the most pro . found tranqnillity. The people are jOyontly cm p'.l7ed about the harvest, which plomlses to be better than could have been expected from the bad weat er. By Miss EMMA PARKER, Author of the 4 . Guerilla Chief," &e. Rte. Printed for T. Egerton, Whit e hall an d may be had of all 4 00ksel s. This Day was published, price 3s. Gd. hold by J, Callow, Crown.rottrt, Princes-street, Soho ; Ebert', laintd.Street; and all Boelisellers. Dedicated, by patois ,llto his Ituyal nightie.* the Duke of Susses. tip 'AI hDICAL FRIEND to the ASTHMA.. .411 PATIENT, shewing , him the particular Species of . I,l s Disorder ; and also what to pursue, and what to avoid, in segard to Medicine, Diet, Situation, and other Circum. stances connected with his Complaint. Selected and arranged frrim th e extensive and scientific AVork of Dr. R. BREE, on ~,, " .34. '"Itrea Respiration ; with Various Additions, adapted bore itutnediattly to the Domestic Treatment. By W. NNIIET, m•D• of the Royal College, Edintinrgh, &c. flis Majesty received yesterday from Count do Viontenil, in quality of Marshal of France, the oath of fidelity. To the Duke de Feltee, who administered to him the oath, he said, " It is from the love cat my soul that I have sworn to his Majesty g doubt not of the sincerity of my oath." , FRENCH PAPERS, IRECEIVISD LAST $.11011T.3 We hear fiom Chalonsa-sur-Marne, that nn the Bth of July the coloura of the Legion of the Marne were consecrated with the greatest solemnity. A labourer of Bourbon 'Vendde, natned. chard, his been arrested, and is to be brought to. , ' trial for fabricating a conspiracy, which be stolen was to break out in set'er►►l places On the untie day, the 30th ,of June. A postilliati of Moulins was arrested in consequence of being denounced 'by him, but souse circumstances having transpir- , ed, Blanchard at length ,co►ifettsetl that the cOO sl►irncy only existed in his o►vn brain, and the u►an whom he had procured to lie arrested was liberated. SIIIP NEWS. PORTSMOUTH, Ju!,v 29.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Cherokee froth the Downs, and sailed again for the Mediterranean. Also sailed his Majesty', ship Rosario on a cruise, and his Majesty's ships Buffalo and Hindostan for the Dams.—Wind West. DEAL, JULY 29.—Arrived, and sailed for the River ; the Eagle, SLIDER, from Africa. Sailed last 'night th'e Plebe , THOMPSON, and Midas, nitinosstirt, for Calcutta, with the whole of the outward -hound coasters and colliers.—Wind N.B. Pkt.stotitn, JCYLY 27.- 7 Arrived the Four . Friends, 13aouonsittig, icon* London.. Sailed the Pilot, SVALLIII ) for ditto.--Wind West. THBPA — N — IPHLBTBER. )1, 4 11114 Published, price Six Shillings and PHLETEKR No. XV. containint the hest Pamphlets of the Day. Continued Quarterly. PAMPHLETS : . . S Piec 4 a J. C. Unmet), Esq. 111. P. an the Poor Lowe. ~/t• On the Eleusinian and Bacciric Mytteries. By l'honas 14 .yler. :I. A Disiurrse'delivered a 2 :Tava. 13y the'on.T. S. Rata"' 4 . On th e Mil de i v of Wheat, and the Choice of Seed Corn, to reference to an Hypothesis of S r Joseph Ranks. 5 . On the Agri:A:lnt:l,l In P terest. By the 14v-o.f:rumble. 13• O n Fatanie and the our Laws. By 'W. Kichardson,,, " T. On the Present Crisis. By W. Peter, Esq. 8. On the Punishment of Death. By J. W. Pothlorii, M.D. jOi igi Sold by fiale and Co.; Longman and Co. London; and all t'ther Booksellers. ti_here he had Nos. T. to XIV. containing an impar „„4l Iternrd oar both a ides of every leading subj e ct w hi c h h as ' i' e t'Pie. l the public attent i on d ur i ng the last four years ; wnh r . TOlsitions from the French and German—and many va- V4"lli Pamphlets, which hen% Mit of Printi are oat) , to lsc sad this Collection, • VITA it /WS 01401 NA A PIN LiQt.Tl D It prodnees a brilliant .Jet Black, toequal the ri : best Japan Clannish, preserve's the Leather soft, lind prevents its etaching, does nut soil the linen. is per ;ec um any unp CAMS{ 5111 and 11 recily f• • icy • t ellretain its vir- Ines in oily climate. wholesale, by ItOREIIT WARREN, t 4, St. Martin's. Lane, 1, 01 1 4 1 00 ; and retail by Caldwell, Diibliii; White, „W aterford; Thomson, Belfast ; IL:churn, Edinburgh ; Os. 'runne r Glasgow; Lyon, Inverness; Cooktcorthv, Plymouth ; :sLeltl.,o, Manchest e r ; F ur n i cal, Liverpool ; Wiltlgoose, Mac elei.fie ; Evans and Co. Chester: Clark, Lancaster; IVood, ; Merridew, Coventry; Pierson, ; ‘Artioslaile, Guernsey ; and by his Agents in every Town in iht•hingi4am, in Stone Bottles, Is. Gsl. a Pint, led. Half. unit Gil. each. i:ACTIOI'.-74Thserve, untie ore Genuine unless ••••••••••ii. Id ) e • t, 3 e iffnikdvo th e Law, an d I.s, ottl e St. Martin's-lane, stamped in , the sniperinr tinislity of tis Blacking has in. "ulti•fl b me i mpoi m ors t o 6441 Sin h ,triowk Cuttipoiiititins einteiti-ti • " inve Anita. • NhltVOtlS l:ONlPArtsrse, POT111:1101141.'S GOILLIIAL MOWS, 1A V bten known daring Halt 11 Cenritry for o r ,. thoireiracy in every 'lest riptiou of Nervons I.)is.or lie-,;1 find' their virrionS iitrectitrits, as lowness of Spirits, tt. k ' ;" cl it's, Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, Spasms, I.,,,", k k ritteivu, tit' Langottr, Irregularity of• I„ t .g'i!ful Dreams, Ankiety of NNW, Dinmv." " stglits i ir""g Fits, Watt:logs of Flesh, and for every kind of De tinYit": wild her liered . itti . v . y, by tZ t at s)t 'nice lot or Idulie.ilt it} (Annul( s , inuide es 146 e ctY -Spirituous Liquors, or other Noxious Fluids; trio a t.if. Aise rrttivition td study exersAve " ' ,or, ise , .% • ." ; injunie. u u s adonwstrution other TO 'how. itiliicted, IS if . lll - 11iIII:irly ront trhich ittle*".l"l,l%Cit'k? tria . l 01' Medleine, t l: Aisilreti of relibf, and perever,iiieu in taking it, the entriplete lildof their ll.alt is. 'ih ' it 'itivs;gt 4i. ; Its. and 2is.,at Messrs. Butler ;11 1 1:1 0 tb o ls '. No. 4, Chealo.id.., London; antl'ulsd by the princi .sellers and Medicine 'Venders in every Tow*. • ' , IULY 215.-- , The three Englishmen ini• 'prisoned at La Forte were liberated last Monday, with orders to quit France. We are assured that Sir ft. Wilson returns' to London ; that Captain Hutchinson has set off to rejoin his corps at Cap bray ; and that Mr. Bruce, who is to marry MO Ctosbie, !yeti 'Off for Italy. , • The Court of Cassation i neettpied to-dAy with the affair of the Patriots of 1816. Sixteen of the condemned haVe appealed ; but eight have with draWn their appeal, namely, 'Charles, Lefrunc, the woman Picard, Gonneisu, Deseubes, Jacques and Henri Osere, and Philippe. The eight who have persisted in their appeal are Pleignier, Car honneiu, lolleron, Lebrun, Lascaux, Sourdon, Bominssier, (father and son). The appeal has been rejected. Yesierday the Court of Correctional Pailice was occupied in heating a compliable brought by one Bientiait against Count game! de Beauvert, for baying published in a late pamphlet, that Bien who kept a cook's shop, was one of the wretches who rut to pieces the body of the fortunate Princess de Lamballe. The prosecutor laid his damages at 10,000 fr, The defendant, by Lis counsel M. Chauveun Lngstrde, first contended, that he had spelt the name with a single ft, therefore the 'prohecutor should 00 take the charge td himself. The Court however heirl , that it Was sufficiently qualified by the epithet of rota leur attached to it in the publication. The de fendant then offered to prove that one Bonitait was marked its his quarter, and even by bit own wile; as a Septembriser : hot the Court laid it down that the person charged with calumny could only defend himself by legal proofs resulting Wit authentic acts. Tifere . 3 tl long account in these papers bf tlt investigusiOliS 011 the trial of Miirgue. rite Go.ition, cook to a Dr. Lt-roi, who was assas sinated in Isis own house at Park some dine aqo, and which female is charged with lititig an occom. !dice in the murder of her Mailer. The principal actor in the horrid business Was one Canipet; the Doctor's coachman, hitt who madelsis escape. Extract of a letter•from Nantes, dated July 1G The harvest is but hula advanced iu tlel3 40. THh 1 - lAquit; Duty 16.—ft Is remarked here that there is very little agreement between the Dutch and Belgian Deputies'. Geherally speak ing, the old antipathy ut the Belgians to the 'patch is on the increase. Duels frequently take glare between the troops of the two nations. In this town there art no French retngees : few are met with at Rotterdam ; they are gene rally attic obscurer sort, and some of them apply themselves to commerce. There hare been hone at Mons for a mouth past iha't town is too small to enable them to esca p e the e y e Of anthoYity. In all the places situated between Rotterdam anti Antwerp they are Waited upon with an evil eye, and not admitted without great difficulty. A Frenehmin is generally interrogated, within 24 hours of his Arrival, as tri the objects Of his stays and he re veires only an interval of 4S hours to provide for his departure,: unless he assigns weighty reasons. Baticet.osta, JULY 14.—A deputation has gone from this city to pray his Majesty to prevent the introduction Kuglish merchandise, which de stroys Spanish induatty; ,and produces..nothing to the revenue, becanse the custom-house officers are easily corrupted by the .English traders. With the same view of favouring Spanish in dainty, an 'order has been issued to prevent the entrance nt ftireign artisans in matters of luxury crud fashion, in consequence of this, several FrenehMen, who lately presented themselves at the pass of Junquera, were refused admission on this very ground. Maottin, 6....-The King has issued an coder, in which he declares; that " wishing the re-esiablishment of the company of Jesus (alias Jesuits) to be effected as speedily as possible, for the spiritual and temporal benefit of my king doms, it is my sovereign will that the houses, colleges, ehttruhes - „hospitals, funds, and rents of which it was deprived by the decree =of its sup pre"i'ms and thich still exist, be all restored to 4.tc."., SCOTCH GREENLAND FISHEIY. Three of the Montrose Greenland ships have arrived front the fishery, viz. Spencer, KEITH, 17 fish, nearly full, 130 tons—Nonarch, 6 fish, 80 tons--and Eliza Swan, 4 fish , 50 tons. Captain KEITH left the ice the 9th instant, and represents the season to hare been unfavourable; several of the vessels having been stove and damaged in tho ice. Captain KEITH brings the follotving accounts of the tisi.ery—dates not ascertained lefth.-1131at Bounty, six fsh ; Juno, six ditto. 4berdecot...—Diantond, four fish; Dee (fish unknown;) Deep ten ditto; Hercules, four ditt o ; Jane, eleven ditto; Letitia * ten ditto; Middleton, Brown, eight ditto; Middleton, Rsttu ter, seven ditto Neptune, four ditto; Princess of Wales, three ditto; St. Andrew five ditto • Peterhend.--.ACtirc, el . even fish; Dexterity, fifteen ditto; Enterprise, fourteen ditto; Hope, nine ditto ; Perseverance, five ditto; Resolution, twelve ditto; Stipetier, eight ditto' Uniou, twelve ditto. . Afelitrear.—Eitza Swim, four flch ; London, fifteen Jiff*, Monarch, five ditto g irpenerr, eighteen ditto. Jhutdre.—Estridge, five fis h; CalYptn ) eleven ditto. Berwick.—Lirely, *ix 6th : Norfolk, four tlittoiatort). Ifirhciady.—Eart Percy, nine fish. Greenock.--Joliu, right fish. ilayr--Triad. six fish. Kir toil/1.-431ra, seven fish. 'lle Dexterity of Peterhead, was off' Banff Oft Monday, with 15 fish, about 90 tons j anti eon firms the account given hy.Captaitt KWH) of the fishing being indifferent. None of the Davis' Straits ships 134Til a$ yet been beard of.