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'• - -+ • ' . . Volthittt added (for the ith time), a new Farce, called .• 1 • WH AT NEXT? Thc. principal .Characters by Mr. Dowthn, Mr. llartlay, 111 r, Kni4lit, Mr. ()sherry,' Mrs. Orgcr, Miss leers, Mrs. 'Do: Doors will he opened-at Half-past Five, and the Play teen' at I I 41f-past Six. Tl+e ileyt , 'Farce; called What' Next ? will he acted every I'M 'further notice. . • The Play, of A'New Way to .Pay 011 a Debts will be per— , formed every Monday and Thursday, and the Tragedy of rite Viii;e of Milan every Tuesday and Saturday. rPRE en sEVERPaftdr. PICITMLLING.OFFICE, ifiirrhC, 1516'. rrilE •C041M15510#14.14.9 far vlf; tI,I LL ING ills .11.1JEST.F"S- NAPT do herein/ give .Noliori, Hat . 'ets the' 141 h 4stetone, ;qr. William Reeks, their Agent at Portithouth, WM,' be ready to receive a-rideit , Tenders and treat for Eight Hundred ()carters of fiNcidASII IEAT . (weikhini 571b.per 7thshei) for the • eerrito... of the ific funning, Department at Mar Port ; to be an:narrate to a sample that will be exhibited at his tare; to Li defierred in .One Month, and to .14 paid for by Bitk'pirindk, vir. serest, ninety days after dale. , • . re cord will be, had to any Tender in which the Price 'shalt I* be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered .to the Board before Twelve o'Cleetz . on the said 'Thursday, the 14th instant ; nnr xrJess the Person who maker the Tender, or some Perstne..onhis behalf, attends, to am w ar when called for. • The Conditions of theContrae may be teen at the Pie tnalling. Wee, at Port:Mouth.. • Tat 1.14 piicm Qc. ,THE PIttIPERTy • TAX CONSIDE4ED, with rtferettcr. traits RENEWAL; on a Platt to Ilford Itlittf to .. 1 1 Cla• nr A NlENlntit OP LINCOLN'S INN. I London l• for Taylor and gesiry, 93. Viset•stroet. DUTCH (ItECIiIVOY Tllll trOtNI7IO.) r 5..... tAst,g, FEB. 24.—The pessaie *f 8 or 10i600 Austrian troops h announced; they . -are coming back , front France, being over . and the Aus strian Contingent to the Army of Occupation. Bausstits Ninadn FelivLapilittier is among the Fieneh Refugees lately arrived' in tbis,, city. . DUNLOP'S HISTORY OF FICTION. , ' In ft few Days. will tic published, The Second Edition, consi derahly vol,trgetl'aud improved, in 3 rots. post Bro. iIISTORY . of !ACTION being it vat Ace`oolit of the niost celebrated Prose S.Vorks of. Fi ction; Irons t lit curliest Greek ROnkattes to dot Novels of the present Age. By JOHN DUNLOP, Esq. Printed for Lortizniatt, Hurst, Itues, Orme; and Brown, P4ternoster-row. ' this 1i 3 *as published, price 41. 6d. toitTitviEW tfic REPORTS of the AFgreAs'iNsTiTuTlON, and of the CON'FRO TEKSY with •D r. THORPE: with smot Reasons against the Registry of tilares in the British Cohn' ies.' • By 'GILBERT MATHISON, Esq. Keeond • Edition, with. Additions Anti Notes. MILAN, FEB. rt,o•e-ri ili 'said that the Archcluks Charles is diiiioseti to a . cept the dignity of Vice Roy of our kingdom, and that he only waits for the full powers. EVER ACM,. THEATRE . ROYAL,. COVENT.GARDEN. Tins. • ES.ENT FiV4NI NG . March 1 2 ,, will be produced, for the first time, a new lusi taillaY, Th ree Arts, . • atlY MAN N RING; OH, THE•GIPRY'S PROPHECY. ,With /1,,a- Music, Scenery, Dresses - , UndiDetorititing. Colond 'Mr. Abbott ;' Henry Bertram, Mr. Sin riair ;Do ie Astin pson,,M r. Liston; Dandle. l)ir mont, Mr. Zidery ;' Lucy klertrain, Miss Steplieiti; Julia Mannering,. 'iss Matthews; • Flora, Mrs. Gibbs; Mrs. Nl`Candlisli, Mrs.. Davenport; Me Merrilies,Alrs...Egerton. • - To which Will he added, a Farce, called . THE WIND. • • • - • .Tercmv . Piddler, Air. boes; Plalnway, Mr. Bla n chard r r3istwon'd, Mr. Simmons; Sam, Mr.. Emery ; !Aurelia. Durtp.' bir s. Davenport ; Peggy, Miss Foote. Ou Saturday. Miss • perform the Character of Lady Tcazle, in The School for Scandal, being - her filet ap peal-m=4We Comedy - in Eugl4nd. • . • • London: Printed for William Stoekildle, Piccadilly; anti ;allies AsPern9. Cornh 11. Jot, hublish.d , in One Vuitton!, Octavo, price lOs. 6d. bds. I(:TICAL TREATISE on the DIS EAsES of the FOOT of the liOlt.SE. With Observa tions on Shoving. . ItlCHAltll lIAYW-ARD BUDD, N'ct eti tutry Su rgeon. The object of the above Work has been to explain the want of 11,1,2C45i which attetias the common utethrols of treatment of those Diseases arising in eottsegneitec• of nil wits sustained by this pat ticulat part; nail to propose ntlierwilietated by a aci eutiGc view of the subject, hitherto uniformly Auvßesitul. It is piesumed, therefore,ihat it will helot object of interest to air who value the services of the Horse. • .Prii.ted fur . Linigiunts Hurxt, 1443, Orme, antlirown, Po terno.tcr. row. • . - • MR. WESPS elirrunp. CI . HRIST 11.E.IF,4TED; hisI.SECOND IL , TURF:, of.CIIRIST HEALING in , the XEMPLE, the DESIGN of the t.RUCIFIXION of Milt SAVIOUR, 'with icveral PICTVRES frOm Scriptdral Sublecte,, ars. sow fattittvimi at :No. P.lll-11:t1i, near carltnn- Tlonse;every day (Snntlayi eieeiltefl), from Ten in the Moth ias he AB iTnatin. • • • ' • • By Order,: CHARLES SNIART, Secretary, - A .LL mils( b e iit Drrti EX NT SATURDAY • # . ..C3... •)I,4llCii ty ; the Lo'l.`l'EliY will then Finish. A Grand Prize 14.2%0010 Guit,e4,/ , . ' ' • Arid Eleven other Crkph:Ai:with 2604 Prizes, ; •,' Arvin the IV beeL` :...... •'. . . , Not TWO Blanhi .to a Prls. and Q. S mell Lottery to foll , iw I . . :Clew trwirown Tickets trod .ihares . may 've' be ohtain,ed of HAZARD, ItllltN :, 'soil t;o. ri.ritriaiZrs, FrOut ••Gote, . •. • ~. Itoviii I.;zobsmi,:r, ,wba'sbArt:4l.llxl Si4d. ... Nn. i>4 %, a VrIZX of i9,04!> ' POtill di I . . • 14,05, " - '''' ' ,600' Pounds ! , . .• . . . ttz."ft• 41e '• ,•'' • • ~i Pcswn Last,`'Wedne , (l 3 7 ; rid . * Priory of L.:,,0Y), with Three . Tilit•li. of L:1,000 each, dr4tWn t.;atordiry,l4; brnary 24. .... .• - . s. •, . • ' . .. ORMEN'AL JAPAN LIQUID yy ALM:KING pro4ce.l .114 . illignt Jet Black, equiil to Alie higlitsrJapin Varnish, pri,iia - res the Leather soft, and prevents - it; erarKii.r, dots - nut soil the linen, is per .. ;. featly free film ra,u,y,tnipleasatii sindi , 441,1 d will rpttiA its vir . tugs-in any etimate. , . • WARREN, 14, St. Martin's. lane, lanidon • s and tetail _by 'Caldwell, Dubin]; White, 'Waterford; Tlificason, Belfast; • Radium, Edinburgh; Oa horifie, Glasgow; Lyon, Inri.riiess; Cookworthy, Plyorionth ; VVatis and Cu. Chesser: Clark, Lancaster; Wood, Aiming ham ; Merridew, .Coeentry; Pierson, Sfietlield ; Greenslade, . Guernsey ; antl,4 his Agents in rcesy To.svu 1n the Kingdom, in Stone Bottles, Is. id. a Pint, lod. Half-s-pint, and G. eazb. CAUTlON.—Observe, none are Genuine unless O~fb., is slined-on Ilie La4l, and 14, St. iklartinittlane, stamped in the hottle, as the superior qoalityof this Blacking . has in 'laced several Wit Impostots. r l44 sell Spartans Cumpositious %Hies' the above Name. 11ILLARD'S IMPERIAL TwlNit CLOTH, FOR.. SHIRT iNO AND SUPERIOR. SHEMIN°, • By his Majesty's Royal Letters Patent. 11 1 1 . 1 E Nobilitvi.Merchants, and the Public, Ore. rcsp r atallyinlormed, by the Patentee, the aboro Cloth is sold, dilly stamped, at this EAST INDIA WAREHOUS&S, No. 10, Cheapsille,slid at no other iisiu , ;&,'Whotesale, entito C'Aseis for Expartation; anti - by.the from 535 to 52 yards ea.+, at is. ,es..sid. Sr.. ai till. 41. 4s, tid. and 51. lid. per yard. It is peculiar fursits great ecnitomy, and its singular entidneivetieSS to health, 'particularly in this changeable chturite, naturally preventing the RV ofects arising trim' ausislelt transitions •f. - om.huat to cold after caw:ice, ne-' %sir 401141414 the damp.qtmos'plivre, and ripially beneficial in %%sin or cold Climates. It. is Miner(' to ail the purposes of fa. , pins , our, foto children s wear, Sheeting, -etc, t the Pirees for Slieet;ii;;., both 5-. tabs and 6,4ths, c.sntain from tWo to four 'pair each, and '.4' pas; every other kind fUr retintitoy,' beauty, arid pleasantsi,ss of wear. Many of die first:F:lmi.. lir. it. the Kit:,tinni hare. 'king experienced ifs adrattliAilei'• els"strys Rain Abroad and iron. the Country reepive tr oy tit , Ts• Chlnts, !Vit. Qr,ss and wear, may 4 . , stk.:lite(' as above, in I ieccs Irma:Chive to'Four ritl il , as oittri - contajtrilig from. threa to.four Drosra. -~z~L•r~c~:~~u:rY • 1) :UYLE rif eVi l v wok {try-aciorati,on, to the tilll'edlozk; but, where the Constiuttlon has beep tainted by diPease, or detiilitatrd by certain habit, contracted at an early aFe, a renovation of stability previous to ciiteli:ig diet gum is indispensably requisit.c to rovive the al motif. ring sparlis of 4 i tr, and to re:M . 110410 the ily i skori. Fur Ils' di itrifi Pi fiat . ciiiitritnittil inure estientiallY * li‘destroy I Iy•itaeneal happiness than those which are tini consequence? el un,4ll.4l44dl)le:t3nrc: *lt . wpi this consickmtint) - which in tiuctnt 011.1tIE and en. Surgeints of eminence .ind bizb prrifes4iottal ttttaiitntCntt, fslemhers of the It oyar Col /Nes e f t London and Edinhitrizti, pteitut to the Ivublie the esith• ot thirtyAeart: 'expirictict in. tine Cure of Venereal etl.4ll4intskriin4 DilAtities and , I. l ekelenCiel which• ur majrinionial state. in the tarlii:is grdflotions, from rec6ititifectiewto initirnied Sates, rit:ittuvtit cinornand* very often' ii speedy, and .alw3is Cure. , In dubious cases. their:funk:toil eft-aimed e)si,%ricti‘r,gives tilers ci promptitude °filet:isnot that si t eurts Sidi Patient from .hebn; wercurialized out of 'higek istonce; or having bib canstitittitin Undermined,- and the et tit deltrosted it latent, but insidious disease, in 4.'664pay ,1, 41 4 total ttoutdvitce in shallow Pt etentleys. In par Vascular Atuity of the Of . . ii. front''6tcessive insattibrions eh- Imisr., or wittarylichittalitv, tbeir.poactice.gires new life and cnargy to Qic i sySteio, even in citses. }. hick *ire ,versing on de ity*. :,tricturvs other deratteturptA of tile Vrrtiiri, they receive in a mild and Cffectual nianacr.' Slight aint re- Int a l " VI lulect ton arc 340.41 in the Abort period Lik`„t‘va.,&l4P",. tine . 14:thale l:;ettc it lic-consolatovy' to --"a 4 . 1 ° 1 1 tn.4).)?tcured.of thiOie Debilities whieli defeat eotiception;" and the foundation:.tif connubial felicity. Vatientit treated with caturottr, delicacy, - and inviolable *C FI., Messrs. Currie 414 Co. may lit colya lllctl every day, tit tneir lioose, 107, liititim-csido),-T.etleis feat,. the Country, siatitig mit - natty the crest; 'ltalie of living, and enclinting 4 It rot- 4M4ie mid Nledicines, _wilt be treited:swith #4,13i 4 a, kitt 4;414 4- ' ISO* 1 0 7 i HPAtom - P rdc iti - OFFICE OF ORDN..INCE, ..i.t r uv. 15, 18 16 . LEE PRIN( .. "IPAL OFFICERS of Ills M T . .I.ES 7' I"S 012.1),V,1NCE do: hereby glee Notice, . that ProPostils`will be received at . their Office, in Pall :Atilt, ou AT before IPedneenkthe 13th day If March ins?. from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Performance of the PLAISTEiIER'S WORKfoi• Service of thi.'elJero...tmeni at the followiJig Stations, viz. :-7'ower, Greenwich, lroolleiith, Qraigocad, Pall Moll," Lewisham, Parflca, end lately . IP. Fed, for a period of Three Tears, determinable effte th le„ expiration of the first. rens., :spots .icotice of Throe Nomihi; the option of either Party. • •Forther• Partiealars, together with. the .Terms end Cundi ,tions of tho Coodruct, may be km - owit at the Secretky'S Ottii.e, in Pall-Mall toiresaid, any Day between the livers of ',fen and For niCloch, where the l'eoposals. most , ha de, littered, sealed up, and endorsed, ," Proposals fur Plaiiterer's Work ;" but no Proposal can be admitted oftrmi he said 13th -instant, ' at Matte o'clock at Mon of the Same day, yeither wilt any Tender be noticed, tinfeis the Party . :amines , it, or an alsont in his behalf; shill attend, . • ' • Ay Order of the iloard, "R. 11. C.R.E4 7 , SeeTetaiv. XtESSRS. LING FORD, Nit: I , Little Brant:- _IVA. street, Bond-street, beg to acqnaiut those persotit tail:tett with /tUPTUItE,of their I.A.i•ENT ANATOMICAL SELF-lIIGULAT/Nti No inventioti tritteeto dis covered cart be of such essential service, at it tu:sy he reg clued either higher, lower, backward,. or forward, w the estsct part affected. Its superiority will instantly be appireut otl Dispeirsarir h add 14ospitals regularly supplied.' Messrs, 14. further beg to tillserve,_ they contioue to pruetise with unabated success the ladies! Cure of alt Ituptitres Mach can br reduced. - ' - This bay were published, . . In pmall Octavo for a Pocket Book; neatly printed by'Bertsley, Pt-ice 7t. in 'Board*, . . TA'N' Es .FOR THE . PUit(3.IASING ESTATES, Freehold, Copyhold, or Leaselto)d t An nuities, &e.:.aucl fur the renewing , of Leases held touter Ca thedral Churches, Colleges, or Other Corporate Bodies, fur Terms or Years certain, and for Lives. Together with' saperat ttltful and interest i - ng Tables, connected with the subject,-.. Alsn the Fire , Tahles Eir Compound Interest. liy W. IS WOOD, Architect -ind Surveyor. Printvd for J. Tayldr, at thit , Architectural Lihrary,Xit , High Holborn. rHE QUAIVIERLY REVIEW, No. XXVII. A Was published this Day. CONTENTA. ,1.. CEYLON.-;-.1. An Account of . the Island of Cryletn, &c. Captain Robert Peri:drill. 2. A Description of Ceylon. By Cot tinier. • 3. A Narrative of Events in the Island of Cry- A CHARGE delivered to the C.I.P.ROY of the DlO - of LONDON. • By William, Lord Bishop of' London. 2. Letter's addressr& to the Lor d Bishop of London. By • Thomas Belsliatut---111. BUONAPARTE.-1. Narrative of Napoleon littonoparte s t Journey from Fontainbleauto Frejus.. • 2.ylistoire: de- VAritbassatle. Par Pradt, 3. Higtoire * : do Cabinet des Tuileries, 4, Histoire des Quinse Semaines, 6.'Cortspiration tie Buonaparte. 6. La Portelenille de. na . parte. • 7. Extract of a Journal kept on board his Majesty'S ship Bellerophon. By J. Bowerbantt, R.N. H. Narrative of Events lam ely taken place in France. liv ffelert Maria Wit; • liaras;--1 V.-1.. HERMES SCYTHICOS. Jahn Jamie son. 2. The Character of Moses, liv Joeplanivnshentl. V. NARRATIVE of a FORCED JOLIIINFT thronigh'SPAlN suid4ll-ANCE. By totdrlllancy.--VI, MENDICANTg,— Mitititeis of the Evidence.----VII.. ST. HELENA,-Tracts ott the Island of St. Helena. BL•llWer-Generak VIII. Account 61 the Kingdom of Cairbol.- By the Hon. Moirntstuart Elphinstone.—lX. ',EMMA; a No vel. • Ily the Author of Pride and Prejudice.--,X,. I. POENI4. fly William NVoi..lsworth. 2. The White Doe. Br Wards _wort h.•••-;-Xl. RE NI A INS ofJOIIN TwltnnELL.:-Nit. LIFE -of PHILIP MELANCTEION. By F. 44 Cux. 2.. The . Life 'of .lererarTeylor, Ily' the Rev. !teary Itayelloisitry..—• LORD KLOIN. 1. Appendix Ea:Remains of Twed &ll, 2. I..cttcr to the Editor el the Edinburgh Retie*. ' By . ' toe Earl of Elgin. 3. Postscript to a Letter. By ,titH Earl HI A Narrative. Ily Philip Hont. - Printed for John Slurray, Albeaterleistreet, LorlOn. • Nt , ',W AND INTERESTING BOOKS. . • Jnat.publistied, in Two Vols. tiro. . ll. 45.. hoards, E SECOND thi 11.1 ) AT ION of IWO- I. NA I'AItTE;, or, a Distury of the ena.ses, Peogress, and Turasitiatiou of the iteVullitionln Filltittr in I l.ir viatica , lai calapti%ing a sniaate and CirCUMStiibtlill Aceumnt 4 , the evri-atelwi,rahle Victory of Waterloo; to whith atw *WOO, App.:swim*, eautuittin the Bulletins of this glorious and decisive Battle. By EDMUND- BOYCE, • Assisted by Original and lLinpurtont Cuanututications from. British anti Prussian Officers. ENT 5 ELLISTI NT ENTS, &c. 1. Portrait of the Duke of t'l'ellington, froian agent:oßlP. rtitnilqtl with itliproprinte Ornaments. 2. Map of Balloon', with part of France, Ax., coloured. 3. Environs Of Bruxelles, exliNtiog the situation of . the. Atmies ()lithe 1311 to leth E l 7th, Jinn tutti of June, coloured.. 4. A large and . acesi rate Plan of _the TURN of: WuNrluo,..or from ottieha bource* of information, yeatly anti correctly colouroil. . . Also, Just published, THE CONGRESS of IVIENNA, by M. DE PRADT, Svo. ins. Hd. boaw.ds. , OIRAO'S - CAMPAIGN Of PARIS in 1813,1814, and 1815. Nstur Edition, enlarged, with Map and Plan. 7s. boards. LAISAUMI4:'S N NIMATIVE of the CAMPAIDN in RCM. • ,SIA, ftvo. New Edititini with Plaits, ins. bd.; op with Plans anti a large' coloured him , 12s. 641. boards. . . . . 4 ' 4 , - sm * t all Edition (AI...MIAMI Eis just published, price bulld. 6041114. BLA(a)c)N.s FItEI'`,TCH INTERPRETER, tangy edit. int .prove.l, 6t, titl. half-boom!. - GENUS' MANUEL DU VQYAGEUR, in English, French, and Italian, new edit. 6R. 6d: lialf-hound. REICHARD'S'. ITINERARY 'of PRANCE, BELGIUM, &c. with Map; tke..Bs. bound,. PI.A.N'I'A'S NEW PICTURE of PARIS, with' Map anti 'Plan, 64,611. haunt!. • • BOYfiE'S BELGIAN TRAVELLER, with large coloured' • Map and Plan, Sy. bound. PLANTA'S PARIS and Gitgli*lTEEß of r ) RANCE bound f • ~ . together, 9s. 6d. Loildna . Printed for Simucl Leigh, tiliStriuid,.. AMERICAN PAPERS. : E w Toßs;,, Tea. 7;--Capt*in Vyriek, of the ship .1 - 14ksort i informs, that the (114 y before be sailed, a Sloop of war arrived at Havanna from Carthagena, with the .• (tent' account of the, 31.11.; render at Cealtegerta to the Royal forces.' takhig f the place, it ►r;i4 dis covered tivit persr►i>>s had starved during the siege, whose bodies were the houses: The above slo6p of mot. I1.t(1 on hoard about 60 if the leading Revolutionists AS prisoners, destined • to Old Spain. Rom Pprt•au-Prince.—Captaio Prince, of the schooner Rover, informs, that General Botiver and suite, of the patrintic army, had arrived at Port itui.Prinee, via Aux CAyes,.lrnin Cattinigo, ) a, wh o gave IL as his opinion, that notwithstanding the Fall of cartilage:oli, the Patriot* would ultimately succeed, also states, that at the time the place sur rendered to the Itoyalitta,othe inhabitants Hocked down to the shippin!with,suah preLii,itauey, that' several hundred were. drowned, one •hundred of whom were thrown into the sea from one vessel. Advices had reached.BaltimOte from Santa Mar tha to the 11th January,'by which it appears that the;SpanishroYarists had g ained possession (Oant a Vie as well as Carthagcna. Asevere battle preced. ed.thecapturauf the place, in-whielt 0000 royalists Were opposed to 2000 insurgents : the latter Were defeated with considerable 100. Tbe success of the Spanish anus has made General Murillo bold and confident in all his andertakings, Population of tAe United States.-1 statement in a Boston Paper makes the present population of the 'United States of America 7,239,000, --:The statgs of :New York:and Virginia - contain nearly One Million each. . Alanri,TEtt. 29 -The stipulations of the Act of Congress of Vienna, relative to the free: navi gation of the Rivers, are on the point of being put into execution, and the Central Cointnissiort charged with drawing up the new definitive re. .golations for that of the Rhine will meet at Mentz in the beginning of the month of March: , STVTUAAP, FRB. 26.—The situation of that finances- of the kingdom of Wurtemburg is afflict.' lug in the extreme., The States tieneral, after! 'tong address on this subject, conclutlebY; the as. 3 titmice that the collecting of the taxes for the present year, acaording'to this itoyal Ordinance, cannot fail tu occasion the total ruin of the cptintry. ST. PitTEItSBUIRGII, FEB. 14,—An Ukase of the 25th of Junuay, in ten articlo, which are but thd.suppleMent of those contained in the artonge. tnetit . of April 30, 1809, fixes the situation of the children • of the first marriage'of the Grand Litt. chess Catherine, the Emperor's it' istet. His Ma jesty declares himself guardian of the two minor Prineei,' tOgtither with the reigning Duke of O 1 denburgh, reserving to himself to n am e a confi dential person to administer the aaairs of the guardianship relatively to their fortune. ilatisSlMS, 6.---Letters from Cambray state, that on the ISt of this Month the right wing of the Army of Occiipation was entirely organised and cstabl:slied in its positions. These positions; pent a triplc liad, connected "by posts placed at certain dktanees,so tlfilt the service is everywh e re performed with tbe •grestest exactness x and in case of nceal , theta. 70,00(1 - mewl:night .be united with the:greatest % ease and promptneSsi but 'it is .! 'not at all probable that; teach a measure will ever 4,; become necessary. Order, peace, repose, the.baiit piness of being able to breetheafter so many' agi• lations.and misfortunes---these are the Sentiments which animate the immense majority of the inhoe-, lOtuOts of 'Picardy, Artois, and French tlandert. The iplival of Lord Wellington is still uncertain. Ahove :;j0 waggons, loaded with ammunition, &c. have lately arrived Ift •Vaitttelettnett o to be dit. tribtited in. all .the' fortresses garrisoned by the army of. ocenpation.,. Catubaceres is negociating for the pitrahase of an hotel, from which it is v s . dna he really has permission to remiln herc.,---fle lives very retiroll,. and avirldi seeing any other French exiles orlugitives. TIIC French Minister-of the Police has sent the 'eta it'tett• orders to the Prefects or Op Frontier De , . partnient to prevent the introduction of some Journals which now ay:Tem' here or at Liege. liAoutt, `emcee hear that an int• pat tam piece of inteitigetneis expecteit at. Court liext Saturday,' which will greatly interest all the inhabitants o 1 this country; and it is alto, said, .that. on occasion. of, this happy news * magnificent ball and'supper will be given at th house in the *nol. LAW INTI4LLIGENCE. . ~tpujiT OF C.HIANCERY, MARCH 9. rItAt:TICE. This wins a Petition for the purpose ttf its being determined s's het her the Commissioners of Dank ruins are ignind to choose assignees to a bankrupt's Intaie 'on the day mentioned in the Gazette:or wite- - ther they fittil power sit alljnurument. It appeared that Ott the day mentioned in the Gazette tor thts-' attentlancea . creditors tit tittildhull, to prove their tights, two Ortbe creditors attended, but a third person whoivaS the:principal creditor, was unable. to attend, from indisitosition : he, however, sent for one of the Masters in Chancery, anti Mr. Je kyll time . r ishn, before whom he made an affidavit of his deht. The Commissioners received the.af. fidav it, anti atijOurned tt - ca Wore day, in order that' the absent creditor might have an opportu nity of being present at the Choosing of auignees; Mi. Rost; contended, that the Commissioners ' had nOt'tise poWer of adjournment;, and , the law imperatively required them to appoint assignees On the day'inentioued in the Gazette. Mr. MONTAGUR, on the other side, cited a va riety of rases, to Rove that the Contutissioners: had a ttisei - etionary ittiwer of •• adjournment, and that they had exercised that power. up to the pre sent time. - His Honour the VICE-CHACELLOR was of opi. nion, that , the Commissioners were not required by the Act of Parliament do confine their choice of assignetni"to the day sphitied in the Gazette, but were at' fiberty to deter it, whenever it appeared to them neeeisitry to do so. He, therefore, dis» inissetfthe petition with costs. Yesterday morning -a stage-coach passing argues Kensingtuu, Was ap se, a►td the coachmati unfintunately kirle4, on the Nob'. ' . 4 la . .. fatio,% , :Mr NAVAL NEWS Mancti I l.—Sailed the Tamar Siopt. 'Ol war, the whole of the Loniewartl-lsouml vessels for the River. RemOin the rest of his Mafesty's ships as per last. liattwict!, IVl4acu I.—Arrived the Castle* reagit packet with a moil bum Holland. sallett the. Latii Nepean packet with a mail and pato senger4 fur Cuxhaven ; Thetis packet with tHtto for Gotcenhurgh.--Wind FALMOUTH, MARCH 9.- 1 -Sailed the Arabella packet with a wail alai ipaisengera for Lisbon f . also sailed several vessels that were waiting here a fair wind.—Wind N. CORK, Maraca 7.=-Sailed his Majesty's 'ship Helicon on a cruise two transports for Porta*" mouth, awl two ditto. fot• Liverpol, with ero-. visk ur