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iltd)• • •*4.4.4t `4 / • ' , d II II A , 4 ' l I " 44 . \ A 11i '4 4 1411 ' 4 ,1 1 t,_ ;111 ~~ `~~► X4' ~'' x:~ NUMBER 7548.] THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, NM )4. [Pnic- SEVEN! NATC n. TII E Alt ‘1 Y. ‘• '.1 7 1C7Y.1.41.1;:1NV-OFFIC.E, Nov. 13,' I.Bllt, trim COMM ISSIONERSfor VICTUALING His 411.4JE,STFS hereby give 4N'otice, that on..ifonilay next, ?lie 18th instant, they will be !early to receive Venders a writing (sealed rep), and treat for thie Tlioasan'd Sacks' of BISCUIT NEAL, to be tlellotrertid. e4t opeitT of 04iortaight into Ms Oftrje/14 : 0: I7chialling Stores al Deigford; al to toe yeid,for • payable,lorth'im :rin-ely days after *tr. .This Pay was published, price Is. gpitE SINKING PUN)); a LE"I"I'EIt to the Itight Hon. GEORGE CANNING from a-COL:NTItV GENTLIINIAN: erficuLAit LETTER FROM THE QUARTERMASTER • - • • .'"'• • POINTING OUT TUB MODE OF APPLICATION FOR PERMIS3IO: , U SRND STORES nit SAGGAGIi • Tuft REIITitII TROOPS STATIONSD IN - PhANCE - . • , " Horec.:Ouarels, Mv. " In transmitting for your . informatitin tlie fullawing'culiy of a memorandum, which the Quarter- Nfaster-Cen:'ral to the Army iu France has issued for' the itoi(100 of the trootie under the command of the Duke of WHIAINOON, in all matters connected with the introduction into France of 00101,4', tAnitonints, and other effects, conting• withintho weaning of the 7th Article of the Military C.4t;ention, an. flexed. to the o rreaty of the 20th Nov, 1814 Wherell ever/ thing coi n ing within the meaning of tuat;Article must busy true previousBanction of Pied Marsha) 1.14 t Pith' ref VVILL,* Ltxotax, and vAthOnt. which sauctlad -ntrialliclo 01 the do actiptioa abate. oientiorted call he admitted rist4 ,that country, duty t'rett, I tare to- argil- int - To i l, that the milit tio,itiets dirt•ctions hare Ewa hat the' Se.tl ut this -Onis shall 0.,1y be affixed to . stich liae - U4res as shall he Retards transmitted to we the Cloutier Niu,ter, Gene+ in Prance, accortilng to the notimet hr has stigget,Led in Ilia said Menioratatium. Printed far tiodel,askl, 110A:sellers to Isis Royal Iliqhuess the Prince itegent, t (so, Pall-Mall. This Day.was pultlishel, price ss. dd.. boards, i utti WAR or, The Aticicnt Cos tunic:. isTale, in uoti volume; addressed to the Author of " Greliarrowl, - WYkhetConsatioas f the Contract, tufty be seen at the Se crcttfryes. O4Th c.. . . . .Vn /•,'Argrd will he had to any Tender in which the Pi. ire ihullistit'heiliserletl :to words at length, or that shall not he deliarid to the li i itrd before Ilall-post 7'wo o'clock on the ottd,Morulay- next, the'lBl4 botatit; nor singe4s th 4 Pcrsoia who makes the or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. By Au OLI) ►t'lFE of TWEN IT YEARS. London: Printed for W. Simpkin and R. Altusball, Sta tionere.court. Ludgate-street. • • ' In the Press, • Fortitude and Frailty; a Novel, in four volumes, by Miss liolcroft. collaErrs REGISTEk. ITEM Foot. hist-poblished NUNIIIERS - of this / 'WORKAre now re-printing in . open Sheets, price Two Pence each. Orders will hr reCeiVill al MI. cc/lA.ll's other, Na. IP2, Strand, London; wholesale price 124. 6tl. a ,buit tired. They be sent to any part of the Kingdom with the greatest displtcb and punctuality, if plum dittvtiolll are a~rrrtt• These cheaitte-prints wiil he continued Until the Part,i : le:,trt" penes, and, pethai 4; until a returns Of Ow Parliar• {rave; actually berit aduovd by that-Honourable VALUABLE WORKS, Lat Ely Published lij• CADELL and IV. DAVIES, Strand. 1.. 1114 AGNA BRITANNIA, Volume - the 7th, containing . COIIiIIItLAND; being a concise TupuArap.de4l . .tecount of tin: several Cutilitics ut • Weal Britain. by theiter.DANIELLYSQNS, A. M. F. R. S. F. A. and Rector of Itrulniirtou Gluueestershire; I.V.SONS,:isst; F. R.S. and of his Ma jc,,iy's Records in the rower ut Lomlon. llautigoluely printed in 410. with numerous Engravings, 41010plitteN, &C. !MCC 31..3*. 10 1.10411151 .all.oV COW. uu Rape el Paper, with Pivot luipressions, price Gi, boat Lis. ~ 1 • orprcie, O anD.v.i.vc.E„ Oct: 2R, 161 lii li . PRINCIPAL ;OFFICER& of. Nia MAI Ji;S7'l'S ORD.V.LVC.E d har.:by KO* ,Ntlior, that Pr*po6a.'.l mild le received at their Office iii Pall-Mat!, on or kfirre Feigy, Me . 15th - day of .NrotOther next. from Birch :p r r soas ar ma y letoill ng- to andertithe app Shi of LEA- TITER. BREECHES' and GLOVES, /bp &poke of tAZe De. part;nent for a period of Three Years, driterritilmble otter Me cx y Lrotion Slut first Year, upon notice y• Three Months, at the option,q:either Party. . .. . • . , This Day wAs published, Second Edition, pelt:lees. in' liwards, Hl'',A D LON ti ELA LL --• • Tiie genetul (Ivsigii of the Volume is ao , tataexceptiunable, the exe, 11. ' 1011 is so spirited and good-humoured, anti the satire h gv.,eral so well ditieted, that we cannot but accord to it t - talisis aica sure of coinnartidtation."—.-litle"ctic-fteriew. Printed fir - P: flookliantAnn. find Co: Old flond•street 3 anti 13aldwih And Co.' Nretnoster-row. 4. .I.titt'Llatitil:l DEPICTI., . Part Vit. .. Catanining Twenty-eight Views in tuinOeriniid. Price hl. I. or Prow Impressions, 11. tili. Neries of Views of the most:interest ing nail plc; tiresque oojeets in the set, I.;eitillt Ir) of Breit front Fanington, 43. The L.A.,Nit::th, 1% L.!. anal CtiMiiial o ANJ, Betio. ate(' in FOrty-liiree b) the moot, eminent DraWiugs i,y Just ph It. A. With opo„reipliilal, etul PtiSurecine, the IftiWit of 4 f'o,ir in the Nuiluner of the year 1818. 1 - 1411W61 pritatil in 410 with ft ctilottr c 4' Mao. Price Bs. in hoards; tiopr,:sions 141. lis. (Signed) "J. W. GQIIDON J NI astel -Gv: I." '•• MEMoitANDUM • SOCiIiTY FOR THR, DIsCHARGe AND RELIEF OI PERsONS IMPitisoNED FOR SMALL Crayon-street, Strand, Nov. 6, ttild. . . Patterns ',like A . ..titles mon te viewed upon applieation to Ike respeitlue 0 1 'licer$ of the Ordnance at the RuYielt.4lo ll ill tl lr'kfobterli ; .and farther l'etrlicalars,taiether with the refine and .Conditions 9j . the Contract, may . be hnown at the ,Sei.retary'6 Odice, iit Pall-Metti aforesaid. any day hetfr , 'vP the :flours Te;t and Four o'clock, where the . Propoectia *must he delieered; sealed up, and endorsed,. "rrapOsslts for Leather tispi4ne and Mures ;". but no Propoetel.van be ad• witted after the said 151/t Nurrsnher, at. Twelve o'clock at FoOn of tht.some.day; neltber will any Tender. he noticed, oodeas the Part7m'sahinf, , . it, bran r ig ehm e iit his b e hydr, shell itticad. B ENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST RE PORT, viz 4. a. d. A Frieud, Nul 3,184,, per Ti ensurer i - i .5 0 0 ThatuitsHqi% Esq. . - . - ~ . • 20 d 0 G. H. .. 17 o 0 Charles Startope, Esq. - - A. 5 5 0 .1. H. Huttlet, Esq. - ' • - Al 50 0 Joints Me) e-lt, Ksq.. _-- - • , , 4 4 0 RELATIVE TO THE F , EsvANDING 'OP /110DAGF AND STOttileF OAt ttIeGLAWD To tIIR AtiM'V t s ric a t In conformity with the 7th ArticlC of the Milita ventron, uutiexed to the Treaty of the 20th Norco) ur, is i the, introduction into France of oil el.iihitt4, eqiiipmeota, Ona other effects, coming within the meaning of tout Ai have the preriotis unction of . Fielti Marftra the Dolst of Wcllingtoai and these can only he u4mittc4l, free,of duty, in consequence of an application Alai:1004 the of ..116 Grace in Liic French (iorerninent. .• 4 . t h't W.A.'S 43:% rI(4IIiTIES uf NPA 'IN. By James Coritusti. Ai us ~b;, Arehart i of 4 ,` Iteseripttuil of ' , C. —Tuts spa - 11.11'i tl , tit Otte ittturifil rdimt:tvtitivi, • zi•tuteti its Ike brtt ui.tittive, by the his. att itt,, Isom lit.twing, in site un the spin by tite Author, rttiorrwiliic tlic most reurivid - ole beinsitis ot the Siihinish iiow eli.tinei in the reiiiii.utu, Including tlivir tiatei. t Auld -l'on'ers; Omits, Hobs, and Lfunie,i; •1•4191,4,11'. a 'glib, dila Cistern.; Inscriptions in. Cutic toil si.itie Ch.ilt,i,:i is; Poreeisiii and ttialuel Mosdics, 4 5 14 . stuipturren-Oriiennents, accOnipunied by' liescilitions. in °tie culutne , lar g e fuliu,price Forty Guineas, half-iNtind. • - . Richard Pluntlitree 'Glyn, Esq. - - A. t Ward, may. = - A. eb Winiam Ki trntr.n, Esq. per tictretnry - A, i t' Gilt to tile , • - • I I U 'l'. '4. , ,S 2 Hect irtd fur 4 . Nat on Prietins." 4 2 0 By Ordtt of tActlaant. R. 11. Cardr, hanstary .4.116 is 0 Discharged and relieved from various $9 Debtors, for the Suit of ' - - 1:.251 9. 5 Considered the Oaset:of l'etifron'erS; . • prated 48 - i..fteft. , :!,,!ift,"4.:ll.i s nict i ors'ii• • ' tiuni ; and : Benefaations.aeti reetsiyeil by Juhis Camden neilti, Fart. the Treasurer, (3140ne-wall, Uileliesti also by Meiirt.- 6 1ierties, Farquhar, and 110. M. 34/116slir-strife: ' 11 1 , 41 4 0i, Chatter's, Whitnitire, anti , LutitiliertParetitfritiddltbbi, , Ceciks, and Ridge,. I.;harnig-Cr( 4 ) orrleit-li.cg.triP4' laneXernhill ; Mrssrs. Hrtniinersleys, !;',Vvtir ' Co. No. 77, Loniliard-stfvet ; ;mitts , the•Sevietaryi-1410.'1,tris ven-strket, StravoLsvheise the NA* niar be -sent by :bole wbo are in,clined to Support this Charity, and whese.thie•Se citly luvrt on the first il'etinetoloy in every Meai). LINT INDIA MM A'S% Nov, ) ' B, r.inlE COURT of DIR Be Totts.of the UM - . A t El) COMPANY of NIFACIttNTS, 'of ENGL.III.) * * it' 111 under to meet the) CLinvitnieliC4 of Piirobasers, ibis poulisbing in TWenly Natty, 444 4thlYi 2i. e4cll. i.l Le H 1 'l OILY of the MAI-10METAN ENlPlift in contatning a General Hiltory of the Arabs, titter ConTiesti, Litciature, Iris, Seiencrs, and Moa ners, to the exputsion of the Nto'rs. Desig:tett as an limo nttetton to the ,trabian Antiqttitirs. ll) (;;teat, ah Murphy, 'll.t . thiteet. Elegantly printed in one volume 4tu. with it Map strewing the sortneipal Conquests of tbd Arahe uddertttr Kbulits, ur eu4X,rs.urs of Nlaltuutet. 1.1 boards. Tripling .t ot he I.. : VST INDIES, do hereby ite Notice, ti,eCC)il7,ltT kilt he re:ttly "r4cekrc piopotials in sciiiue,, at anyrinie on or before Welincsilay . the itith De cetiOnn- next, friini any Pe i ritrir or. PoritottVwli , . imbe 'willing =t 4 ,.. eit flielt,irer-Thatnei or at an Out.4pert in rE of*hunt 13i4 Tons ourthf. n /he let on Ft: tit tin- the said Conipany7s Servive for Six V.iyas cer tin+, qiceif)hiz in one stim a permanent rate Of PC3Ce'rrtiglit fur each of tt,e said Six. "Itt T4.1.1.1044,Jaitil Shirt Minitel"_it) to he sevem`ly sealed up, rind left with the Srervtdry ut t tit IFlluuse, at or br fore "1 . 1% cive o'clock ut 11011t1 un thot. baba 18th 71, 4. nett) beyond which hour Jul 'render will he received. • The particulars of the prior-pal Dimensions and KCantlings 1 of the Ships, an lorentory of the principal Stows, the A.:4*y of the Ch,irterpartk for emir Y , yt , 41r1 outline, togutlicr with the other 'Teems and Conditions upon whieh the ' , hips are to ire tFrolrie, built, and enipkvain the Company's Service, limy he had upon application at the (Mice of the Clerk to tlio Cootwittre of Snipping at this FLittse, on or Raul; Nitoday next the loth instant. .14h1Eti: COBB, tieere.itry. EAST' INDIA HOUSE, Nov. 13, MI *VIE COU ICI' of DIR Er:Toils of the UNIT -1' En COMPANY of NIERMANTS of .ENGLAND TRADING to the RANI' INDIES', do bercll giro Nqtice. Th.it , !to QUARTF:RLY GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY, appointed to he het nn Wednesday, the lath : I:teciinther nest, is made SPECIAL, for the purpose of laying before the Proprieto , i, for their approbation, , a Resolution efthoCuurt at Dirett,,rt, of the 30th ultimo, granting to • Nalitt-Ctesteroi FAWCET r, of the Bengal Establishment; an ....allineanee of fit Sol. per Annum for a litidted tetw, OK the • • ,Arrounds therein sated. -;, The PA PEAS relating to the Case of Major-General ectr, with the Report required by the Bye-Law, Cap. 6, Seet..9o, will be open for the. inspection of the Propriettire is Wi3 I . loese. The COURT further lire Notice, that at the said General Cunrt a Resolution of the Cour; of Directors, of theltOth 4 'r arroi tpilia Kftroileito to asst in the Oriental Ile . pertment at the ColtNe, with a Salary of OM: et': Annotit, anti an Atioo.attee of 1401. per Annum for House Rent, wilt be laid to•fore the 6hlll GMllct.ll Court fur their op probatiea, it,grecithly to the littit Sect. at the 6th Chap. of the Couipaily's Bye-Laws. IAMP.S t'ol3ll, Secretitry. MA rxIMONti•. IDEOPLB . oe Fi'ery rank ji•ty a;lor4tion'to the Jll. - shrine of Wedlock; but where the: Constitritinn• haY beets ruititeflltiy dicease, or debilitated by a certain habit, contriterd at an earit tgr , u renovation of stability previous kaeuteeing that state is i ititiispenlahry requisite to rp.ive the elitniberingsparkuof life, and to.rettnimitte the System:. Far o ditoilierk • hate contributed more voentiatly to, &Attar', flyairaval harpute, Ih en those . which are the consequencrk of implanted idelt , iirr. It wwolvis curtsiderafion which in; .dacettillesirs. CLAM] ti mid Co. Sur g eons of eminence and: • • 'high .attainnienir, - Iltithibers'itf - the lt u yal Col -4,lf,oiniun and 14;dintntrgb, , to.prestut. to. the Public the r, it the irtyears experience in the Cure of • Venercat ; tW,se - .and Deficiencies which. c.. ,out aulkeiturnthr prevent or, ioshitter the nutriMoulat state. tllr vorion% grattationg, from recent infection to confirmed `Lbes, their treatment cominands eery often . a'speetly, and 71iway, » &Heal pure. • in . dahioukcases, their lattg.tufd well .•- • urrailied 'itiperiencegives them a promptitude of tleeision . that secures the Patiaiit teom meteurialized out of his ex ' +tenet,. or having his constitution Undermined, and . the vi tat Principle dostroyed by a latent, but insidious disease, ut mud fatal confidence in shallow Pi etentlers. - In Nat!. - sots Diseases, Vascular Relasiklialy, - aild Aton'Y of the Or 'n!, arising from . excessive 11.001p:flee, insalubrioaa cll . tuattr.4., or solitary sensuality, their practice gives new life and energy to the system. es& in cases which ate verging on de ,sP,4lr. Strictures and (Atte; derangemients!•uf.thellrethea, they remove inn utild and vfft tual manner. Slight and re cent eases ot Venereal Infection are cured in the short period of two days. To the .Finaale Sex it will be ,consolutory to kikowJliat they may Le cured of thOie Debilities which defeat conception, and sap the: foundation- of eimitubial'felicity. Patients treated with candour, delicdey, and inviolable se ' CE* l l‘ TilcssrS. Carrie aside°, may are. coilotite4l eYely dal, at their bOute, 107, tuition-garden,Letterx from Ile Country, Statittrminutely the ease, aiOdt of living, &c. and enclosiug itcuuttaace tar Ativice and Meoikineh, will lie truitted with attuiteasi ::1.103, 1 Latloit-garilea. ti. ,I,POcRITHA TO ALICKLIN'S BIBLE. This ele gant Volume, which'completes the inagnihcenredition of the :Sacred scripttires, organ by, tiw late Air. 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The-STUDY and PRACTICE.of thaLAW,Ctentlffertot in their various Relations to Society. By .lolut liatillitt Esq. of Lincoln's-lilts, Barrister at Law. Second Edition. in One Vol. bt . u, price tom. in boards. PRICE OP PROVISIONS.- • - ." What was long' foreseen by 'tot is miry eapir(lY taking place. The poblic,„weatrof, expostulation With the butchers and.bakets.upon their unreason .. able charges, are coirtrivin, by all pos , ible tneans, Co help them elves, -I.laciiiiii&Corripetitiona which are raising iii the metropolis, 'as well as in various parts of the cosnitry. 'We 'have frerliently and gently hinted at the follyof the dealt.rs ia, th,. necessary articles of life..tlitvi to drive their cus-. tomer* to seek the tirst 'sources - of • pith-base hut th e p r i ssuie o f t h e Ones 'has brought' the remedy with it. The'priee- of the tinattern loaf forms the topic of &rill/el...ration, even with iho , t whose cirfinustanees in life do not call for vial .sithrs. Hin'they al.giie; that' it is vain It, endeavour 'to relieve amiss by Orarity,•tittles proper means are taken to lower the price of pr.,- visions to the reach. of the general" situation the poor k-and if thelialers as ill persistinyan 01) stinate 'determination tn demand their own pried, they may expect that rise public will weikii every loaf in their shop; • tio• Act of 'Parliament di . . recta, take every one that they fluid deficient to the Police (Miele of cieir district, mid as the Ma gistrates- have threatened, to be convicted in the full penalty.. The character 'of an inforMer is in. this • .r.otintry" deservedly' held 'di srepitt , able ; but if 'well-4 spored should 'he driveh.to it. to defend thentseliieS, the oditiin will fie; r, 'Sont6' bakers' have been coavieted its 6 - oz. deficiency in the quotient thaf, which Es• little more than one-eleventh part it min sell ing eleven loaves, such bakers gain one for them selves. if the Magistrates would convict itt the foil penalty of IN:: an Ounce on all 'bread thus broughf eiiti4m;tvve hear no more of iihott weight, and inily.be subjected to 'exorbitancy of ! price. &Ma' families even avoid that, by pur chsing ti soak of flour, and paying the • baking, which secures them wholesome bread., wit bout the mixture of potatoes, ur Other . inju rious or improper substances: We sire assured that the first-mentionkl article tiow tread prihcipirt ingredient in the bread made by tke most regularand old-eitablislie'd bakers in London, whieh causes the dirty totour'and sour taste ?o generally . contplained With respect: to „britclierls meat, the effect.we have atiticiplited frtim competitiOnis daily increas ing. The sudden appearance of a:butcher's shop in thir neighbourhood of 'Prit-stite,t„ Manchest er sti.sare,• has struck' the Binders' in that vicinity rvith dismay, as it displays' a p'rornsion of the best meat, and instead of the usual sotto mioit of " whet do ye buy'?" theoisserS' by are Informed, t bet the . prices are front duel. to 7d.fper ili. "Wc have been informed that if has been established by Some of the Soiiety of Friends in the and the crowds of purchasers show hors Much they feel the obligation. This is the' only way to meet me. tropoly, - ;and if ienerally Winded will do more raial strike to the pour than subscriptions. We trust, therefore, "that as : lOng Its' monopolies last, the, benevolent will continue their exertions to to wcr prices. The following is ,the modoof proceediag to be observed in regardrto all articles coming front Englund, for the use of the troops, whother these are public stores, the annual suppli of clothing for recline/Its, occasiltharsupplies of ne cessaries foe the soldiers, or the .I,liVate hog:gage anti eirocts of OlfiCers, or of other individuals, 'actual> , belonging to this tinny. lit. The application made for:the introductioti of tire arti to bo &Dressed "tU the Quarter-NLister-Cleneral, and ~each apPlication must emite;for Public Stores, frpio,the Head of the Department von.cersiejl; fig Regimental Clothing, or for Necessaries foc,the Soldiers, front the Cumutantling Officer of the ! Regiatent ; and, forthe Priente Baggage or Effats of Officers, or. other inclivicitutit, frota.themselres, supported, however, by the approval of their Conimosilloling Officer, or at the Heat of the DepArtmerit they Wag . Q. Triplicate Returns, specifying the nature of the sirtieles to `t.‘..- tottergf.O. saei, raitstiteivintranyalt appnelitioreir:ssTheila , 'ltetigits Should' tipectfy distinctly the; nature 4 1 the',.,ttrticiass the bomber of eases, hales, cit: paeririges, tried the address; and distinguishing marls'ininnothers otj each of fiteni t—Ono of these Returns is seat !)y the Quitrter:Maler7(ierlerld licks to the Qoarter-MastersGeneral of therm:ses iii Eitgland,with the uotiffeatiuri of the Duke of Wellington's sanction having been given fur the briogiog into.} ranee, free of dory, of the ,•. rt ic lesme o tioneil, tid quest is Made, that the seal of the Quarter4liester4ienerol'sperittuterit to ry he affixed In Engt. land to thepaciatgcs; the agreement motto with the Frecich (lo.s veto ment rt quit logt j hat formal ify.‘‘' lieu ieifuima.riuu its receie. e i l „Own England USE the seal o f the Qua rte Olast yr-Or nerars Deparuhrht attixed, , t6 the pitchtges snititiolts iii•cittioil is made to the Direefor.th•rttriti (lithe French fort. rites to order, the twooto•loots.. Oki;Leits at ritipis past ti pt A, two., tree! ot .fluty'; itodotir ut tip ~ v)ite Itroarts )2 I 1 .1 it sai it tire 1)1, utlor•Gro.•r:d of t to Dominus to,.trad tire Neale eitittentirtti,g the tioses'obol'ea, or, when t hey.orAc,ot tor,Ei ('tistom tilt rd: Retign or 3 to - :he Assist:on). 9ostter-.Nlasier-Getieral statioto'd• At Calais, iqr tittl liket.s.ttrpt.se. In t hease of Wearing Appti..el, it may be stitheient . to Mention generally the nidt,re of the ,eottrents oteach package; without specifying in sietail.all the particular ATI Ittcs,.., the same,ttme ha above di rected.. td thelauartersNialn sotleittral byre, the iirr , uu op flying roust apprise the Regimental Agent, iir.whoet es la em ploycd to fo. wand the Articies from Isuglitml, that they must address thentselteslo the ianartet •Nlaivei : -Oeneial's Office at td hale the seal of the , flepartaittit af.;. axed to AN, Articles, either in lortcloritor at Doter, hp the Assistinit-Quarter-Nlaster-Gesteral, who is stationed there. pertim applying In tingiand, hoWever; it itetino intuit hitie beer transtaittetkcorrespoinling•willf She Re turns given in to the,Quarter-liastt r-lieneral here,l-1101hert0' ing tire same sigt.ittores mot on addressing hitro•eii : to• tire 1161'4'e Guartis,..ho ititurn, stud oil ts being found to agree, with Cite :one histisiditted to the ' Quarter- Mmter-Cluncral of the , Furceii, by. the (tioitster,•Muster-pene ral of this. Army, th e hciti,prthe:Deputtutent trill beaffixess to the articles. • . • . 4. The Returns oft uk iirtitl6 Intuit bietitiun tb. nem,. .11ke persurui motto will Eug- Nu t t to !Hive the tauarter'-Al**itr4ieuerill'e keel ettimAi to the • ' 4 6: In the ease of baggage, or 'other . ante e wh ich arr to come from a public stole, or depot, the purtioularstore or depot should be mentioned. (Signed) G. MURRAY,"Quarter•Miister-General. Cambray, Nov. 1,18160 . • PRINCE PALII, OP Wiertmaatto.--.Prinre PAUL of ‘VIRTEMZERG, brother of the reielit KINQ, batty resided fora few months at Paris. His father, whose displeasure it- is known he had ifl curie !, requested that he might be sent a way. lie :removed to Swifterland; bursoon alter he arrived,`withouf any previous -announcement, at Sttittgarti, and presented himself before his father, soliciting obliVion of tht'past, and to he received into his family. It appears that the late King, though of a character hide susceptible of !mei tiotr, was touched with this interview'; but that the Prince Royal is said to have declared, that if hiS brother femained at the Court be would im mediately leave it. He even bad an interview . Witli Prince Paul, ift which the latter endektitattred to recut him tO kinder tentiments. Prince Petri was soon atterwariltarrOsted and conducted to F ith o rt. We doubt not bin that the new King will honotir t h e first moments of his reign by restoring his bebtirty to Liberty, and titat,'liite another Henry V. or Louis-Mi., he will forget the resentmeuts of Ills... Prince Roy Paper.) MONEY. IVOBLEMM O Gentlemen, &c. trinv . 'be sup .l. M plied withlliONEY to any amount; on hims-Aortal to Mtirtmateei scoured on Priv I.edsch`old LittlO or tionstt; Money in the Ponds,' Marriage .Segtemeuts, Widows' Jointures, Clergyien's Livings, or any other . Pro". Perri. Persons of teipectability may he accommodated on their Personal it curity, and the Business , Coutpleted"Without ex posure or delay. Applietition from Twelve till 'No; or Letteri (post-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. 49, Stith-treet, Berke ley-square.