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To be SOLD or LET, with immediate l i tYs. 9 esOoti, Ft,RNISHED or UNFURNISHED, that com modious Family Mansion called :MINNOW PARK, witti 24 Acres or ?shadow Lind, situated jn•a ine•Sporting Conaltvs and in the, ceittre of the,Brainhans Root, about 010, Mile !ram WrtherbY, and Eighth from • Hariniate ; the whole •Freehold and Land-tat Redeemed. • More' land may lie rented. The House consists 9f ,Drawing-room; Dining -loon, and RrentlAst-parlonr, with every attached and detached accortio• dation; also, burble Couch-house, Stiihles, and Harness bonse ; Garden, Hot-house, Green-house, aed Aceary. rot. partientars apply to, Mr. Pullen, Wetherhy. York ; Mr. it ` . W. Utley. 96: Queen- square, London; and Mr.. Peter Tai- Agr i Kip) a , York. ' nett Via LONDON 'GAZE'rfE, FgE.l3, 1816. 131JONAPA • PRINCE OF' WA L4Ft'S•• 'CQUNCf • • 4t, ts.Connirid of his Royal Highnew tha•Prhice of Wttle", held at-the l'orilion at Uti4ittoilin.tone,. on the ist day of Eghruory Isii, Sir Arscutt•OnniAlnlesworth, of Penc:irrow, its thecounty of Cornwall, ihirt, wa4, appointed Sher4lF of the said county of Cornwill - for the present year,by hi. P.oyal highness the Prince of %V lei in Countil. Downing-street, Feb. 13, 1816. • ' • His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, in the awe and on the 'wind' of his Majesty, to const;tute and appoint Major-General Sit Freilerick Phillips Robinson, K.C.Ii. to bu UOVVIIIOE of, the Island of Tobago. Majur•Oeneral George William Ramsay, tp he Governor of the Islands or Antigua unit Montserrat. Thomas Prhtiyii, Esq. to' be Governor of the I!lands of St. Christopher, Nevis, and the Virgin Island,►. TIIEATRE ROYAL„ (tOVENT-GA ft DEN. rritS I'RESI...NT EVENING, 'Feb. 14, 1&J6 4 wilt he perfumed A lkilirssi.lNlNl P:11 brtntirs DREAM. .41' Vetnutritts, Mr. Sinclair; licrini,4 Miss Stephens. I'u which will he added, TFIF.: MAta'll.: w on. THE mArn. • to-morrow, 'Measure fut Sltusnrc c with Love, Law, and Friday, A NI idsuanner Night's Dreani ; witti The "silt folio.--OiL Sat itrday, Venice Preset-rot. • • This Day were published, In nile Vuinute, handsowely printed, price 12 s . bi t . .A LETTERs tg his. KINSFOLK • brine n Series, of Letters fs - v; the Continent. Printed by .tarots liallantyne and Co. (or timitutan, Ifiun t, Rees, Orme, and Ilr uwn John Murray; Lutidon and Cun.itabht and Cu. Edinburgh. , . SPRING CATUE ()RD soNIMITILLE'S ANNUAL SPRING CA:ITT: MOW for t!t Exhibition of Working Oxen ertt fit,, of Shrep, of Cloths, nix: will. be trek, ite Swiler'a litnoOtory, Uaswell- , treet, London, on Nlonday the 4th, and. lusdity the Sth of March tnixt. MR. WE S" f's PI c.-rtntEs. HRIST REJECTED, las SECOND PIC- TrrtE of CIIIZNT HEALING , in the TEWLE,' the IYEtileIN of • the CRUCIFIXION of OUR SAWOUR, with 'several additions) PlCTligliS from ScripturntNnbjects, are mow at No. 185, hem. Carlton }louse, every day (gunships excepted;, from eu in the Morn ing tilt Five in the Afternoon. By Ordvr, CHARLE3 SMART,Seeretaki.i SOCIETY ('OR TIIE DisCIIATIOE ANI) RELIEF. OF I , EllsONs IMpItViONEI) FOR SMALL DEBTS. Gra‘sn-strert. Strsnd, Feb. 7,181 A. • 13 EN ErAcTioNs LAST gb rora. d. P lbe London Grand Jory,.hv their Chairtuin; Juhi Garrett, „Esq. voted Thntnas Harlon, Es%,,per Stc(tgisTY iltor L 4e Coo:wing, fisq. Ifrn..'rni,'per the Per. T. Thiawiiit notion Houstoun, F.sq: • "I'lke No[4(414,0111 Pleysiellflourerie kr Dickson _ osfunt Reeve., Dq. rcr Secretary /tinter Ayrey, Em.- per dims Georg e Jetliner, Esq. per 4 )itta JOh gdwards. Esq. (Letter-box) J. 13. !folder. Esq. . John WhitAeld, Esq. I:dward Frewin, D. %V. W. ilrewhter .11. S. Lilllngstun, Esq. John Pepp, Esq. .111. F. I% V. St. M. auo E. M. k. Y. • Alutit Cltutentiaa 27 0 0 A. 1 I 0 A. 2 2. 0 A. 10 0 0 A. 1 1 0 A.. 5 6 0 A. 2 2 0 A. 5 5 0 A. 2 2 0 A. 2 2 01 21 0 A. 5 0 0 2 2 0 A. 2 2 0 A. 2 2 A. 3 a 0 A. 2 2 0 2r, 0 0 1 0 0 A. t 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 0 • - • L. 135 13 0 Zoleaser,;ea and relieved froth various rrisons, 11 Debtors, for the Sum of • LAS. .1 1 Coubldcred the Cases of 79 Petitioners; Ap• lar.wwl t ; for furthmr luquiry kistitton, and Rejected IS. Reuel - actions are received by John Patoden Neild, .aq. the I'reasprer, Cheyue-walk, Chelsea; also by Messrs. Ilerrivs . , arquhar, and Co.' St. James's-street; Hoares, Fleet-street Chatteris, Whitmore, and Co. lAmhard•street; Biddolpit, Co4ks ' and Ridge,. Charing-Cross Dorrien and go. Finch. Jane, Cornhill; Ustinnersleys, Pall-Mall; Vero and C.). No. 77, Lomhard•street ; and by the Secretary, No. 7, era . 're t treet, Strand, where the Books may be seen by those , a•no are inclined to support this Ctutritf, 4114 where the tie ,aiety meet on the first Wednesday its every Month. Tliis Day was published, in 2 vols. 12ntn. 103. Gd. hoards. ,OVE, RASHNESS, and REVENGE ; or, .111L4 Tales of Thret. Passions. By RIPPIN PORTI'R, Esq. will be pesblialied in a few days, t. Un•te Tweazy and his Quizzical Neighbours, a enntie-Satiric Novel, in Three Vu. !pines, by the Author of the' (Th , ervant Pedestrian, tkr.— Tlie Matron of Brie , a !National Tule, in Thre e Volunics, • ' Loof Priatel for W. Sim?kio and 'it. Marshall, •its. ioziers'-colut,Liatigatt-)tivtt. • DICKMAN'S PILLS, F6r the GRAVEL acid STONE, LUMBAGO, &c. OF the various COMphint#: incident to tile Human Flame, there ate none more dreadful in . their *Mure s nor more stlarming in their consequences, than OW iiravel and Stone. they arecomploints to which every per son, even the most It'ustenliaus, is liable, xs the ;water we 'rink it impregnated with p articles which are a cause of these •exerticiating Iridium:l's Pills, composed of the most ittnoi;e!it ingredients, ha e been found of singular effi cacy, in strengthening the v s containing the urine, and derittnying the petrifying quoit y of it, removing the eniculi, gritty secretious, aud banishing every pernicious tendency to those disorders, without confinement. They are therefore wait great confidence recut uended to She .41.41e5] at., the sziost efficacious remedy their can resort to in the above tAnn.; plaints; se well, as fur Lumbago, Pains in the Back and Loins, Stoppage of Urine, and disorders of the Kidneys and Bladder. • Sold in Boxes, at eg. 9il. and I Is. by Iticurs. Butl er and Sons, N0.,4, Cheapside, London; and alio by their appoint ment, ,by the principal Booksellers and Medicine Venders in Crecy Town. • ;..p , RAVING (talented ourselves to the stistly a , -MLA. and been gratified by the roost considerable practice is that branch which we thought,proper to select, we trust that we have nut more mis e mpl o yed our time, than throe : Who, in the extensive ticld of the profession, are occasionally' iiiintersed in uncertainty, and cannot always atilt IhAt I.llc ,eess which is ccquired by concentrating the intellectual power *to one class to disorders. The diseases of Debilityare peculiarly distressing', "Y ter t tl • triog with them it train of concomitant s)rtiptains; alil by a kepressiett of all vital energy' existence itself becomes Cm- Littered. Whether they aris e front the prevalence of ill ex ac;:_•le, the destructive habits of school-boys„ or the less es indtilfences of maturity, they . regnire the most assi &Ants p A te .,:sional ; and well may it be observed, that brtt. of uneducated men, the symptoms are eg. s iLvii t e d , an d th e t :tlStitutioll is destroyed. A s m em b erito rmi e Royal College of Surgeons, and for. 4i ucri‘ ;, sui . eott , m b. testy'il service, we ground ion pre tensiltins oii tegul a tiity of )~..Natation, and possessing every Ili - leiter:: to oraetiee, we feel Our„ielres entitled to that con fideitee with which we have hitherto been so liberally hu- . tiourel ' In the.rest frensiitiuni of local weakness', early application! will prevent tbe ealatuity,rif a debilitated frame; but-where the f l utterer from cutreloqness of the unatanliness of tiA fie:: which caused his misfo,rtvite, is fearful of the contempV eenswre of his plysikiati; and broods over his ink- Ashy with careful cottecidinent,A most be satisfactory for hint 70. lie assurcU nut wily of capability of ti eminent, but also of the most inviolabl, secerei.y. • „f) Venereal Visease enrittsentatstel the springs of life..-tplos: seeds of existence ate poisout4 by it, apd posterity is injured by the indiscretion of an miguari,lcil joinneut• In recent Venereal complaint*, it is poiiiiile tip prevent fain-hntr, or distress; and in the M o st complicated cases Os the ucqui rcmeu t o f exciusive experieocc in this 14)0, to *Wild it safe, certain; and speedy re.establishatetit. We curer the ailtantage of this experience In tlitise ley iitvei• sm who are aittlitted with tiny-kiod of debility, tar .lily lions of . Venereal infection. and i.tt all cases the tei - oti of ft"' PlUliclatitin, HIV Statt,3l on the hist interview. Pativots its the country ate t xpected to euchre tt tiallk "tr, sisal are reenicsie d tu,sprcifc their age and' planner of living, at well as the existing symptoms of the complaint. • CU MU is and LO. ifetaher* of the R oya' Tolle:it- of Sttr a 't i t in I 4114 4 • laitburshi le7, Batton-Gartionio4itui 100, Tliis Day were pnbrillied. handsomely printed in •one vol. evo. ,priee los. 6d. in !molls, the second editi on o f EILVION4 on SU liJk;CTS Clil EI 4Y•Pit3C k lICAI, t with Note,. HIM .s 4 Appendix, ie httio4 to the Character of the Chords of fingland, as iliatiii guklied bolls from other branche s o f th e R e f ormation, and from the Alotkrii Church of Rohn, ..... 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Price Ss. hound. • - This.nav was published, pri ce 4 s , 641. boards, THE I)AS'Ggli of PREMATURE INTER MEN r, proved from many remarkable in,tances of People who have reetivered after being laid out for dead, and of others entombed alive, for wont o f being ppupeily exa mined prior to Interim:tit; • I Also a Description of the manner the Ancient Egypt inns and other Nations preserved and venerated their Dritil; and a Curious AccaninL of their Sepulchral ever burning Lamps and Ntautolentus. The pernicious effects of burying iu the liody of Churches, and confined Church-yards p o i n t e d out ,' whereby many ra ' itsable Lives hare been lust to the Public and their Friends. . ny .10V11 TAYLOIt. L ondon fur . Sinaphin n. 111001411, STA tioners%eirurt, Liidgat a-street. • This Doty wet pubii4hed, price 31. 6d. bound, 1101! MUGU. CflOftif de TRAITS HIST°. ittQues et do CONVES HORAUX ; avec la ;Ist ion des .Mott en .Anglois an box de cheque page. 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This V.durne will lo n na the third and last Section of Part the Secol4l, of the Travels in (Reece, E;ypt, and the Holy Land, crintaining an :IV-contit of the Author's .lottruey from Atltrns 'by band, to Constantinople; with it Descrip tion of the North of Greece, Macedonia, and Thrace. It will also be accompanied by a Stippleuient, reliant; to his Jour ney from - Constantinople to Vienna • and to a tisit that he paid to the Gold and Silver Mines of ilungary. GENUINE NE WB E4.Y and Burch-yard, inform th Aletliciitot, with the late Milli ,anther of.their House is 45; t a, .114 • Dr. James Powder,..., 2 fi ICI NES. SONS, in. St. Paul's r Pnblicthat the Prices of their :s, tirr u, follow; and t het the be third from Chem-Nide. s. 4. Dr. Strer's Opodeldne 2 9 - Anitleptic rills ... 4 ( __ Convulsion Oil ~ 2 I; ~---- AntibiliouN Pills 2 ,9 .........' Cumomile.l)rops 1 /4 1)r. AuSt in's l'hulyttejte 4 .'0 :lisserice of Calltstoo; t . 6 -6 Ditil,,y ) , l'armittalivt .. I 9 Nlr. Spenc's Ventiffiee 4 0 Tonic Pills , ' 2 9 I.riz;.ist:es of Illois Lawrattre's Powilei .. 4 t English Coffer The Cephalic. initti ~. I 14 Pil. Deh:ttirieittos..... 4 6 I.litli:hs the name " P. N.P.WIWItY" he eAttritved itt the Stem pc, the alfore cannot he fr...initit. lir. Tlooper'S I'ill3 , ... I - I i Henry's Nl;ignegia (lass's Mituttesiu, ......:1 6 St nuttaitirt ( vi 11 - 4rk 4 g Esiertre of Ginger.... 11. 9 - Hashunes 4110 1 6 Citellotihatti Sults ...-. 1 9 i01i414 1- 3 SclAs Pills .. 1 Ii Alleh's Gout ttritetiy , 211 ,t) ' tipililtitry'S dittri • - 8 n Orrtitntigh's Mal cues .41, 9 . Giant% (:otigh flit:so,. 1. 6 - Tutu I.metiges .. 1 II ,Welch's Pills Storttitith,.: Syrup 2, 0 1 )r. . SO 1 3 i 14e r ' A 'r e % . . . 2 0 .*** Amplto a llowittite - will Ile eisiskt upuu thin Obit ell Aber Nietlichres of t spute rig Lxiiortalva. , . . NEW SHERIVIN. At, the Court of Brighton, the kith day of rebrtiaq, present his Royal the Prince Regent iu . Cotincil. , Sus:turf." appointed by his Royal !Ugliness the Prince Regent council, in the name 4..nd on the behalf of his Majesty, for.t.jse Year 19 Rt. iledtordshire—lienry Brandreth, of Houghton Regis, Esq. Berkshlrr—lt. Powlert Wrighte Beilytiii, of Engleficld, Esq. Tyringhaus Netlior Win4pendoir, , sq. Causb.and Hunt —4. W. Quintin, of Holley St, Merge, Eiq. Cheshiren-Sanine I Altlersey, of Aldersey, Esq. Cumberland—William Brown,'of Tallautire-liall, Esq. Deihyshire--John Peel, uf the Pastures, Esq. Devonshite-tSir Arthur Chichester, of Youliton, Bart.. Dorsetshire—Jolin ilerbeet Browne, of Weymouth, Esq. Essex—N:chulas Pearce of Louilitint, Esq. Oloiseestte,liire7--Daniel John Niblett, of Harefield, Esq. liereitirdiliire,Kingsinill Evans, of the Hill, Esq. Hertforthhire—llaniel Giles, of Youngshury, Esq. .. Kent—Alaxandee Evelyn, of Saint Clore, Esq. Leicesterillire—Chartes Wm. Pueliiit, of Barkby, Esq. • Linc•ohishire—Nevile• King, of Ashby, Esq. Monmouthshire—Sir Henry Protherue, of Llantarcam- Abbey, Ant. NoEfolk—.siggismund Trafford Southard!, Of Wroxliniii, Esq. N ort h rJ ames Longhorn, o(Cutt islirouke, liar t Nurthumberland—Matthew.tiell, of Wooltilngton, Esq. Nottinll,:iiitillitv..—Sir R. Howe Brimiley, of host Stoke, &rt. Phillips of Calhani, Esq. Rotti m ioiirg—J n lin Cole filson.lif Tinsley, Esq. Slirprillitie.-Sir Thos. John Tyrwhitt Jones, of Stanley, Bart. SonsNrseishlic—John the• !ford, of Snoth; of Great Fenton (Hilt y tiniuutham si pfu-;-slolin Nloritut,uf lirkkenlitirst, Esq. SutfUlk--fa Chas. Coeklield-Ilall,llart. s4rey—ilittiliusin Barnard, of Ilant-Caontlion, Esq. Sassys—JOhn Ingrain, olltottingtleati, Esq. Warwickshire—William Hollseelie, of Paridisiroughi Wiltsliire—john Huswv, of New Shiroi9, Esc], Were. stershire—dosepli Lea, of the flill, Esq. Varksliire-:-Rieliaril Oliver Gasetkise, of Paslington, Esq. • • - • . SOUTH' WALES.... Carmarthen—dolin Cuitiy,-of Pennywern, Esq. reinliroke---lietity Mathias, of Fern-1.01, Esq. Cirdignit=-Thimias Lloyd, of Pueihnine, Esq. Juhn Crant,'nf.Gisoll-castle, Esq. .14ccOn—Edwiird Kendal, of Daily Park, Esq. ; • Aladitnr—Sir ilirford Jones, of lioultitiruokiliart. 'NORTH WALES.' •• • • ' ! Merionetb—Tios.Docitetttield Ashrey,of Cwitillecnidiot, Esq. Cortiiirvon—Thinias ilinrow, of Benartli, Esti- • . • Anglsiiev—ltort fitilkeley, of Circoutut, Esq. • •. hitintgorueryThisina4 Watkin Youde ! of Cloglifan,•t peningh--Edwaril Edwards, of Cerrig Llwytlion.*. ". , • ; Ehist—CeitrOe liuscawen,, of Nlarford, Km. . . , • RANKIWPTS. • . - • Edward Molore, Mittuts-Mill,,Shropshira, miller, Februtity 20, it, and March ia, at eleven, at the Lion Intl, Shrews :: hary-.....Attorttists, ttlesses....nestand taint eisictor, Bruns * wick.sanar e , or Mr. William Cooper, Nhrewsbury. be e i nes, Bury-court, S a i n t Mary .lice toircLatit, l)ruary 24, 27, and March ;pi, uL twelve , at tunnel, Messrs. Pearce and sons,,Swidtites,lane. Robert Metcalf, Scarborough, Yorkshire, merchant, Nliveh at $4, 9 and 2n, at eleven, at the Black Swan luti, York. Attornies, Mr. Brearey, Scarborough, or Mantra:- Sykes and Knawles s New Inn. , Jame ) ; Rowlandson Hodgson, Liverpool. merchant, March 7, a, a nd gd, at eleven, at the King i Arnie, Liverpool. At tornies, Nevin. Adlington and tiregory, Bedford-row, or Messrs. Daher; and Tophant, Wat er - s t ree t, Li v e rpoo l . Robert Harwood, Swansea, grocer; February 27, SIB,. and March 26, at three, at the Swan Inn, 13iriulngflatu. At tornirs, Mr. Egerton, Glees Inn-square, or Messrs. Spur rier and luglehy, Birmingham. • Richard Walker, Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire, boat builder, ,February at fire, 24, and March VG, at eleven, at the latieen's Head lust. , (treat Grimsby.. Attnrnies, Me. .1, ,Dnwiener, Great Cleinpeby, .0y mr. William Grey, Holborn . eaurtakiraes •. • • • . •• 'Xiaheet-Socul, PlymMttli,,printer,*ebrtiary 24, 26, and; March 21f, at eleven, at the Pope's.lfead Plymouth. Attiir. • ' sties, Mr, lidwurd„Donne, 'New lain, (.1r Mr.Juhit Tolaber Plyntoutts. , • • • JohirjaianfpneyvllalbY, maititii;'Fthrimey.'29, ! • at four„ March 1 , at tea,' min 26, at four, at the Green Dragon lnu , Dotica,te'r. Atlotnies Tholuat Vritroln3c, or A!essrs. r, and. Holpoi• New Inn. John Soweeby, Pheapsiple,-anerchant, February 94, March 5 and 4U, attep, at tinildhall. 'At.tarnies, Messrs. Bell and. Brodrick, Pow Church-yard. .1411/el Hmeuatip, Cheitpside, Olnver; February QM,' 27, and • March ,9G, at eleven,. at Attornies; - Messrs: Fairthorne , and. Clarke, Wartrford-minrt, Throg non•tonitreet. • Robert P o c oc k, Redhalirn-Bury, liertferarlii etc . tniller, Fe . binary 17, 24, an d March '2 ,at tivelve, at Guildhall, 'Lon •don, • Attorney, Mr...Alexisinter, C.itrey-street, Weida's, Itta.Aelda. Williani Holloway, St. John, lit Bedwartline, Wvircestershirei saddler, March . ,s, 6, and 21i, at eleven. at the' Star 4041 Garter, Worcester. Attornies, Mr, George 11.11, Wei rester, or Mr. Becke, I. l ream'a-iniiiditigt, Chancery-Imm. JolinAlw , grove, Swaltaa , street, Saint .liimes'*, jeweller, ' • binary 17, 22 anal March 46, at twelve, itt•Guildhall. t'At , torney, Mr. filakinstm, Elm-rano, Temple. • - ; ; Samuel Palmer, Ilwartou-tni-the-Water,Ciloncest erslt re, toter ter.: February 17, 44, and March 96, St twelve, 'at' hall, London. Atttirnies. Ittr. Knesell , Lant•street,South• wank, or Mr. J. N.Wilkint, Bourtutt-em-the-Water. • Jeremiah Terry, Pi burn, Yorkshire ? broker, Pebritary 26, at six, 27; and Marc]; at ten, at the Keil Linn 'bin, Doti , caster. Amu-tilts, Messrs. latngililt and Butterfield, Gray's Inn, isr.Messce,Bensun and Berkitt, 'flume attic Doncaster, Valentine 1.:ooke, Warwick. plumber, February 23, lA, and March 26 t at eleven, at the Warwick Arms inn, Warwick. Attortites, %Ir. itidiard - Grosti itiirlOot, King's Bench Walks, Tofu p la, lir Mr. Poole,, Keitil Worth.; . .• • - Itichard•Oooper, Maury, Glotieestershire, wuolstapler, Fe- 'unary Od, at four, 24, and March 26. at the Talliot Inn, Tetbury. Attoenieq, ;Messrs. Letall and Paul, Letbraryi sir Massrs.Long and. Austen, Gray's Inn. • ' Thontats Dent, Carlisle, draper, February 22, 23, find March 26, at eleven, at the Allornies, Dirkett, Cloak-lane; Landon, or Mr. BIOS!, Carlitdet., Wi 4 iian?-Spence and Titania! ,dories the youuger.:lll4hop, •Weartiunith, Durham, cual,fitters, .I.:ebinary ea; 22, and • March 46, at eleven, at the Ili id a I u, rth °nth Attornles. Mr. Blikiston, Sytnontes' Itin,•.or Mr. Kldson, 01shup-Wearmoutle Smannel Lee, §kipton, Yorkshire, cotton,manufacturer, rruary 21. tint Mar Cit 40, at ileren; at the'Daviiiishir4 Attorifies, Mr. Wells, Sittple• inn, or hicsszra. Cirr and 5i,,,, Skiptan. Itiiltert Santiersow, Dokiister, innkeeper, February 2s, 96, . atnt March 26, al ttit; at tho. Old Angel Inn, Doticaster..,- Attnroies, Mr. Thomas pa rson ,. Danc.istitr, sir Messrs. I, A lesaddraand Net No. . I J.ooel,` l l fetes, Novtorat-Ilasetmrch, Shropshire , shrirfeepee, .- F"'irwtry2o, March 26. ut: Omen, of the Shrewsbury-. Attartaies. Mr.-Rithard Santini:oP% tech - bilittlings,.nr Mr, William. Wood, Shrewsbury. - • [Dividends, arfleast-mornow.j During. his at die liviars, -h e 'Ali,i not ' 4'fla rt ~.. •. . appear ont: heroi.e twp or three o'clock hi , rite aPi. ~., ternoon, 43 , g enerally•spent his time in the morning either in reacting, or co!npoilat the his• tory of his eventful life, a portion of Wirich he daily dictates' , some of thefrench officers who have accompa*e 1 Prit to th is place, nearly UCCOICI.- .Ing tó the folloirinr arrangement :--.to Marshal liertiatiff,tintliart of it Which - rela! es t o the expg. ..• , . ditiontol.4.:grvtlinti Syria; Gen,MontlinlOn,tlie ei-. pedition to Italy, and the politics c onnecte d there . ~ G ,'unto; Gen.ourgatiii generally writes the parts deS 7 griptive of military movement:l, sieges, &c, n,r1,1, T. believe, the campaign in Russia; .Count De Las« cassas is ethployed - about the other remarkable events of his lira, rite political rorts.of it, and irk digesting and finsity. arr f .inging the whole. 7 It is considerably adrtineetl; but I believe he does not intend that it shalt be submitted to the Ptibli c until after his death :. 1 conceive that it wilt be . . the most interesting history evt r pnbl.isiteLt. ln the evenings he has genet•..ally aroused himself . • • - •. with chain 1: playing at cards with Mr. Bal . - combe's tvio.amiable daughters ; and tlititseiotnqr ladies bein ~,,Aili to n maintain Conversation %r id; . _ sma i voo(l 0 , i :or .. . , • iiifiri hiribe i'f.,,,..ee n ch.„.l , anguage, contributed muck, by their naivete and sprightline s s, to di s p e l f or t h e i t moment, any meladblioly which N's...as likely' to arise ~.. from his vast and present. state : inde e d, w hil e in . , their company, his conv:erfation has generally been cheerful anti lively. He his a space of about three mires . to walk or ride about, without being attended by any military officer ; round this Otte a . re placed centries, in order to prevetit his pro. ceeding ftirthej•pless accoMpanied by the 111. j i isfi Captain appolced t tp,tittend him, but with hint he can go witer,e 6 l? ) lpleases , at night th e centr ie # are ctintra6k9d,. and , each Meet - a anothyr at ,the ter*sinatiort of . his • most, tio. that .0 1 e, h olisl i is completely surrounded.. Two cciitinals are placed at the entrance of the lit?use, and if • , • . ie, goes nut after nine, one. of theni proccede ;vit4 hint -and accompanies, hint wlyrerer goes, and on his return lilt° tilt: litnhe he can,k, not again leave it until thc morning. The Captain tshe Guard k to see nitu iu the d,,y, and to • take every precantioo for ascertaining hii actual ireserice; heWever, is clone in a very deli. cate, but effectual manner., Generals Gourgied and Mcintlirklimi With Madame MontliolOn„ and, Count De Lascassas and son, are at Longwood . with ; there not having been room enough for, Marsltai Bertrand, a houilb about 'one Mile off, (within 'the centiklels-,) lite been taken for Men, until a new one, just commenced, can be finklied. Time 53d. regiment are encampedabout three guar tens of a mile off. No ',Trion, reilitaryor other wise; ivallowed . ucteii to Longwood Without 14asS, except the persons whosc business it is to be about hiin. -None of the French Officers cars pass the boundaries without being accompanied by en EnglisirOfliterdti itv.short!,.- - tmless be was fttrnished withowings, and conitl flit, in I:unlit in fluence the Governor, Admirni, anti all the Naval and. Military force here, it is 'impossible for hint ,to escape. • , • Extreat of a letter tinted St. Helena, -bee. 18, i315,-9ne.. old friend Boni, is snug enoug,li . • here, hnd .k ste tyke pretty good clue to pre his cSeeliiicq adllott I can venture to asqura y ou he wilt i dieW i lfilarin Europe again, brit. he protects in the fOongest terms , Against , transportation Helena, its being enjost andoonecessarilY severe, Contrary to the coma.; gption.4nil laws and a staiii character of a great and generous nation, with wliom he ilia been at war fui ap many years, and into whose hands he voluntarily and 'without heingeonitrained confided himself, in the hope of b6ng treated with the liberality . and generosity date to• fallen great " Behold," said lie, pointing to'-the tre4 mentions, rocks which surrounded him on every side, behold thc generosity of your country to It, fallen ;enemy, it Ito, 'confiding in the tharactec of. your thatitlu, • had unsuspectingly eolninitted . higtscif iuto the , hands of thtise from whom he rt9W has tiOtAinti to expect but.the eXecutioner or the assassin. It will," added lie; "' be a stain' itt the annals, of yoili country, which even the hand of lime will never efface. lt will he another dark page in your history. I thought onee, that in. 4ngiand tl)e)ti4's titre not a to not win; to ; 'but now 1 liave le36ie that jut iiiiaafiCl9l tithte 'cunittileg; the Mi n i s . tern laugh utlll.47leikvs,..w hieltacre only pOweira against the week 'awl helpless, 64 screen the powerful anti oppfeis the fitNn. Ungrateful Icititi ,he, casting a look at the hare owl horrible precipieet' before him a tiograieful Wart!, rCrittnv nought fot-all the slums of money, times and, labour unnecessarily laid Out upon it.'' You may see by this hoW Completely mortified he is, for 11A Certainly.expecte,l Om he ihroa have. been allowed to ientain in England, hut you tpay depeod upon i 4 ,a wiser step coeld not have bkia . taken, than to setut boo here, (or all anxiety re specting•bis- safety may aerie cease, r cut 11,,t oticl