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r .~_ • J. 7, r - • \' t •V",:1 7 ' , " • , - , i... ).‘,.:eii: i 7'- 4 ' . '" • 7.171 4 1,4 4 ,,,,N , 1 ) •• rc r f.,, 7:4 : .....-___.„,.. - -1 . -• ri - : ,4.4:, - - 4 , :',ir.% , , , ,, , ,,- ~ / h , 14_ , ;:.., , •', ,,, ;*,, , l . ~•••4 ~ k,zi ..... , _2_ , 0 ••• .y -. ~~ " P, MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1815. [PRICI74 , SLVEXPFSCE. rstrmwEit 7253. At a SPECIAL. GENERAL ME.ETING. of the. DriPITTIES appointed for tic' PROTECTION of tliC CYO: 1111;riTs ni .the EIREE DENomiNAmoNs of pAcy.rEsTANT DISSENTERS, held at the King's Head 'i.'avern in the .Poultry, London, the Ist of December, 181 b ; WILLIAM SMITH,F.sq. M. P. in the Chair; THE ESQLUTIONS wee tinapi ... mottsly agreed to : That-this Deviation consider it a duty as absolutely in cumbent upon 1 hem,.openly and forcihly to express their alit borren-ce•tif- the .Ptirsecutions 'Under Which the Pt ()test:tilts of France are now suffering, and of the spirit which. has given them birth. That a higahle.AddreSs from this Body be presented to itii; R o y a l Flightless the Prince Regent, respectfully; but .mist earnestly besetthi lig his gracious interposition with the French Government to put an immediate termination to the Insults and Injuries inflicted oti - the Protestants in that country, anti .to protect them in the peaceable enjoyment of their constitutional nights and Liberties. 111 Jt it i~ l‘li:Oilig,.Lll,:eply synipathiking with those of their F e ll o w-chriAiaiis w ho have a Iready l 'sulfcred, or who may - yet suffer, in their persons and properties, .from these lawless mutt-ages, do most concur iii the recommendation of The Protestant:Dissenting . Ministers in this City to the seve ral Congreations of Disioniters throughont the K ingdent to make Collections for the Relief of the Sufferers. - That the above : Resolutions; signed by the Chairman, be inserted in the several Public Papers. WILLIAM SMITH, Clrairman. That the Thanks of this Deputation lie given to vt'illiam Satith,Es 1. M, P. for his Attendanee ant able Conduct in the this day. ~. FOREIGN INTEILLIGENCE, 'THEATRE-ROYAL„ DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 4, 0313 ? thenMajesties' Servants will perform the 'Tragedy of KICHARD -THE THIRD. 'jog lien ry, Mr. Pope • Duke of Gloucester, Mr. Kea n ; Mr. Holland; Richmond, Mr. Rae; Queen, *trs. Glover; Lmly Anne, Miss I3oyee. To which he added (15th time), a new Farce, called ISTHO!S WHO ? OR, THE DOUBLE I MPO S TURE. The Characters 'uv Mr. Gattie, Mr. \Vallaek, Mr.Blr ..3P.rd, Mr. Willey, Mr. Harley, Mr. Nlunden, Mrs. Orger , Its!. Ivers. nx es , 75.; Second Price,. 3s. 6d.—Pit, 3s. 6d.; Second 4 t el es.—Lower' Gallery, es.; Scout! ( . 1 '"Y , la.; Second Prict:. _ O- morrow, the Comedy of The Hooey - M oon : the Duke 'I Aratiza Mr Bean ( hit first appearance its that Character) ; Wito CONTR.deT FOR CflS7' IRON 11100R,ING-BLOG'KS. Naryzgake, Nov. t 7, 1131:'). rwirjE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMVS -114. siOxicitS of lIIS JL-IJES7'Y's PT do hereby give Notice, That on Wednesday, the GM of December next, at One o'Cloph, they will to rea dy to Trial with such. Persons as May be willing to Contract for sO•yyl.ying hfy Majesty's Yards at Deptford, WoOluzich,'Chathaziz, lass, Portsmouth, and Plymouth, with CAST IRON gobR INGLBLoc RS of such Sizes as'shall be reqUired. A Pattern of theillocks, and a Form of the Tender may lie seen at this Office. No Tender will be reciard a fter: Oiee o'Clock, on the day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party or an ,eigent for himabtends,' Every Tender must be acconaleanied by a Letter addressed to the - Navy Board, and signed be' x a responsible Person, engaging to beconze bound with the Pcrso: , z tendering, in the Szt;zz of :IttOl. fur the due lierformancc of the Contract. FRENCH PAVERS. (RECEIVED Z:E3TERDAY.) Pants, Nov. 30.—The King, deirons of afrotdu in g a mark of his protection and 'his . bene . voience, and his special protection to the' Catholic sub jects of the three United Kingdoms Oic Great Britain and in Order to terminate deiinitively ail reclamations resrecting the pretensions of the parties, has - decreed the formation, by bis Royal Ordinance of the 30th of October last, an ()filet for the gratuitous, hdiuinistration of their.esta blishments, Colleges founded in France. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. .-HIS PHASENT EVENING, Dec. 4, 1815, a k "11l l'ie pi oduced (for the first time) a new. Comic Mu ',....al . Entertainment called is OBINET THE BANDIT; OR, THE FOREST OF MONTESCARVIN I. xr ith new Mus Gr ic, Scenery, Dresses, and Decorations. l ar 'npin.) (a Gentleman fond of his Bottle), Mr. Bellamy: Ivi '' 41 ' 60 , Mr. Duruset •, Bobinet (Servant to Grumpino), z r.Listo n ; G r ill :in k ) , Mr. Hamerton ; Sergean t, Mr. Sim- Os ; Fierabras, Mr. Tokely ; Roselli , Mr . Treb y ; Pietro, Os; Fi era b ras, Amanda (Daughter to Giumpitio), Miss Mat ', ' •.. . After which, the Dramatic Romanc e of - . CYMON. ~,„Merlin (a Maolcian), Mr. Egerton ; Cymon, Mr. Duruset; , c V laramond ( w a "Knight), Miss Burrell ; Dorns , Mr. Lis ton ; )e' o ; Mr.- Facett ;. Vrganda (the Enchantress), • Mi'ss I ,lglies; Svl Via, MISS Stephens . ; Fatima, Mrs. Gibbs ; Phoebe, l's Mae Alpine ; Daphne, Miss Matthews ; Dorcas, Mrs. Liston. 14 • 1p Act I. an Ballet • Arcadian Swain, Mr. Noble -• . Arcadian . .. 3nlph, Miss Luppino. T 0 which will be added (7th time) a new Comic. Piece, called WHAT'S A MAN OF FASHION ? - "' • ..The p r i nc ip a l Characters isv Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Blanchard, Mr. Jones, Mr.nokelv, Mrs.Daveapoit, Miss Matthews. ' • cr 'rn-ntrn . -row, the Tragedy of The - Orphan : Moni-mia., Miss •___Neill ; with What's aMan of Fashion: This Office or Bureau is composed of four Ho norary Metutiers, viz.— OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Nov.:2i, 1815. THE PENSIONERS from the ORDNANCE MItITARY CORPS undermentioned, viz. 7— The Duke of • Tarehturu, Duke Pitzjauirs, Count de Tollendal, a.nd Count. O'Malinny. And of eight ordinary Members, as fellows ;—M. M. Reueist, Puiteven, and Cle ment; Al. M. Audigeois, and Desprez, Royal Notaries; AL M. Ferris - , Maenia non, and AI. Mahe, of the Court of who will act as President. The Royal Horse Artillery, Marching Battalions of Artillery,' lirralid Battalion . of ArtilleiYi Corps of Royal Artillery Drivers, Corps of Royal Sappers and Miners, PANORAMIC VIEW OF mtrrisH HORSE RACIN - O. rilliVO • large ENGRAVINGS are just JR- to be joined together and form one Print, 4,feet,G inches long, which may be varnished to imitate exactly the Original Picture, formihtan handsome representation of that National Sport ; and the Itace fur the St. Ledger Stakes of 1312, on Doncaster Course, where twenty-three , Horses came hi out of twenty-fonr that started. Painted by Mr. C. Thom son, of-Nottingham, on the Course: EngraVed 13)i Messrs. Clark and Dubourgh, price.for the two, in Colours, 41. is. Published and, sold by Edward Orme, Bond;slreet, corner of Brook-street ; .where -may he. 1144 the 'greatest variety of liorcs and Sporting Prints. (formcriy called the Royal Military Artificers,) are hereby informed, that the IVlaster-General and Board of Ordnance have directed that their PensiOns be paid after the 31st of DECEMBER NEXT, in advance, Quarterly instead ilalf4early, as heretofore; the said Pensioners are there fore required to govern themselves accordingly, by drawing from Messrs. Greenwood and Cox, Paya4asters to the Royal Artillery, London, such Pension as they may be respectively entitled to, and which becomes due on the Ist January, lst April, Ist July,. and Ist October, in every year, according to the mode pointed out in their instructions: And they are fu►ther acquainted, that no poison will be continued on the recision LiSt, or be entitled to receive any benefit therefrom, who shall not act in strict conformity to the Orders c6ntained in his instructions. By Order of the Board, An Order of the Day ;;as been published al Caen, for establishing a Permanent Council of War, to judge of soldiers accused of any offences whatevel% It was .resorted yesterday, that all the accom plices assassination of the Sieur Aubrey have been secured. MISS WILLIAIS'S ;NARRATIVE. • This Day was published, in Sro.price 9s. gcl. A • NARRATIVE of the EVENTS which have .1 lately .taken iu FRANCE ; with an Account of the present Slate of Society and. Public Opinion, By HELEN MAILIA WILLIAMS." Prinfekl for itibu Murray, AlbeularlU-street. Prince Metternich set out yesterday with a part of - Ill's-suite for Milan. ADMIRALTY-UFFICA, N0v.20, 1615. NOTICE is hereby given, that a Swim o f Oim and Terminer and Gaol Deliverti, for the Trial of Of fences cemmitted on the High Seas, within theiurisdietion of She Admiralty of Regland,will be held at Justie . e Hall, iu the ON Bailey, London, on 7 ire f s4l,ay, the l9th of December nr.rt 'et E..=ght o'Cloa in the Morning. JOHN BARROW. - On the 18th' inst. the Martinis rte - Riviere, Am bissadorto Constqntinopie; set of kir his desti nation. on: ,- b , oard the Nereide fritOte. fie will take Corsica in his way, where he remain. R. EL CREW, Secretary. This Day tray publi'Aie3, Neatly printed o❑ a fine Paper, price 4s. . vrcrud L IhV G- OFF! CE, Dec. 1, ISIS. THE COM/ M S LONERS for VICTUALLING Hcs iIreIJESTrS 21'.ef . VY do hereby give Notice, That ARMY CONTRACTS. Commissary iu Chief's Office, Great George- Street, London, Nov. 22, 1815. NOTICE is hereby given, that the Commis sary in Chief is ready to reeciye Proposals for supply ing such of his Majesty's Troops as may be encamped in the course of the ensuipg Year in the under-mentioned Islands, and in the Vicinity of Sandhurst, in the County of Berks, with DREAD, MEAT, FUEL, STRAW , FORAGE, COALS, and CANDLES : such Proposals todwsertt in on or before Thursday, the 14th day Of December next (observing that none will be received aftei• Twelve o'Clock on that day), and, if seat by. Ps t, the postage must be paid, viz.:— Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney, Sandhurst, in the County of AMANUAL for the PARISH . PRIEST-, being. a .few ILINTS on the ,PASTORAL CARE, to the Younger Clergy of the Church ut England; from an Elder Brother. - Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-card. O❑ Saturday next will be publshtd, Price 10s. plain, or R3s.coloUred,,,No. 1, of ei l CONTINUATION of CURTIS'S FLORA: , LONDINENSIS. or Hiitory of the Plants indigenous t k.sreat Britain, with'Einfravinvs.i of the natural size and. 55...,.., tuns; - -st,,,,ltqa* parts of frneti nuni on. - Tyre - av,..::sp -11,4til in Latin and• English, by Mg—JACKSON HOOKER-, Esq. F. It. A. and •L. S. Member of the NI - rtierian Saciety, ZC.e. &r. . *- 4. 1. , The Old Series, au enlarged edition, by G. GraveS, F. L. S. is republishing in Numbers, monthly, and Nos. I,to Sway now . tie had.. . . Lontfuu : Punted fur J. Harding; 3C, St. Janes's-street. Berks. " F21 ' 41 111 the I sth Instant they will be.readY - to receive Ten , left Tit writiag (sealed up), aud treat with such persons as Uril undertake to 'supply whatever FRESII BEEF may le re . ** eft for the use of his 4 - 11ajcstg'4 Ships and Vessels at • 1 1 - mputh, • Torbay, • -bartaluilth, /"alaieuth; r truth, Lean and Welt, iu the county of NorfolU, • borer Roads, and New Romney, dep ar at e Contracts). for Twelve :Alonths from the Ist of 4an-u ° , *q to the 3 1st of 'December, j 8 e, inclusive; to be paid 144 :1 1, 1 lJills parr.h.fe with-interest Ninety Days after date. 2 ' 4 e Conditions cif the Contracts may be seen at the 'Seere 12'N's Office, at this Office, or by applying to Air. Xlll "cr, 4 trrtt far the Victaallink at Plymouth: -to 14c Collecar of , "ajesty's Customs at Licirtinnutli . an.d .Falmouth respec, : to jr.A' .IW:A Crochford, at Yarmouth; and to Air ! 2.4 ontas R usse ll, Agent for the rictuaqing at Dover. . No regard will be had to any Toi der in which the Price 'hall not lye inserted in words at length, or that shall trot to eielivered to the Board before One o'clock on the said Friday,. *he 14 th Instant ; nor unless the PersOn who makrs the Tender, 41.-4a nie Person on his Behalf, attends, to answer when Each ' :t • ncler Inns: also 4e accompanied by a Letter signed I', two -responsible Persons engaging to become bound with the " P `lril j t tendering-, in the Penal Sam of 20001. for the due per- Arntance of the Contracts at Plymouth anti Torbay, and of leo? "'at "f the Other Contracts. Pityli4LLIAG-61 , 1 1 C.E, 6. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING: AtAiEsTY'S Ar.,4 V? do hereby give Notice, Thai is Tues,l9l, tla 15th Instant, they will be :ready to rece4.e . :renders in Writing (scaled up), and treat for 14e supply roi separate Contracb) or all such Quantities of SEA PRO PRESLI artd RUM, as may lie required ...7 the use of his ilfa3eity's Ships and Vessels at the Farts """ rw- nientioned,viz. Dublin .. Falmouth Liverp.ol Sea Provisions. Milford Haven Waterford Dublin . . Liverpool lFresli Beef. • 'Milford Haven_ Waterford PalmOuth Li verpooll ' Rum. • .Ikl lford Ilareu: W;‘terford .for welre Nontia certain, iron the lath January next ; •ta e Nid for by 131.1:s Fayteile ivith—latcrest Ninety .14a:7$ a." 4" gate. he . Conialioni'e the Contracts may be seen at the .ec:) . :e tan/ 8 ( Vice; at this Office ; or by applying to Mr. J. Lee; Se. to the Post-Mastvr-GoUercd at Dublin.; and to ihe c6ll ec4or.s of the custonis at Faintoyth, Liverppol, Milford Aro tft, and Waterfiird, ruspccticcly. , 41° regard will be but to an;, 7'eneer in :which the Price *-x. 7, 11 " n ot 6 c inserted in words at iens.(th, or that shatl not be 41 , 4 ° '`' e rl to lite 2lotti-direArc One' o' Clock on the said TuesdoV, Instant ) nor unlesi the Person w4c., Wakes the Ten ,", ?r .some Person fall his attc , * , ez2 P wer wltCTa :; *ci foran;' Tender for the Sea Provisions , 44e m iedinsextravagant jiric;!s upon some articles, andyr '"46, ferior to the real value upon •otkers, be.considored hs P r °Pfr to be adnatted. l v t c h I'ci'cles must also be accompanied by a Letter sivr! th e ;;;1: rer 7Polsil.de Perso , es evyfll-in,i,,r becoxe , 11 , c ; o at. tenderigg, the Penal 4SILlit of 500" JO, the • e "wn4alice each ao'contracts. Proposals must -be made far the whole of the Articles re quired for the Island of Jersey, and far the Vicinity of Sand hurst, as also for the Island of Guernsey, which must include Alderney; and each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender properly filled up, by two Per sons of known property engaging to become hound with the Party tendering in the amount stated in the printed . Particulars, for the due performance of the Contract ; and no Proposal will be noticed, unless made Un a printed Ten der, and the Prices expressed in words at length. Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon apPlkation _at thii ehice between the hours of Eleven and Five ; at the Mice of Deputy Commissary-General Cuope, Guernsey ; and at the Office of Deputy Cottimissary,LGeneral Wright, 3“sey. SELF-CREATED LOTTERY. T O meet the public Demand in this small, :bu,t Capital Lottery, E. EYTON, (in common with the Pro prictors of other 01bees) bas 4eterminqd to Shore all his. Tickets, in order that his Friends, who prefer a smaller Chan e, may tint be disappointed by a great Sale of Whole Tickets. The preSent indneenient is certainly too great to be .passed_ iyttttnoticed ;—for with only 5,000 'Tickets, there are Two 6rand CapitalS of - L.50,100, 3 per Cent. Consols, besides • various other • all of which MUST be drawn on THURSDAY,•the 7tl: of December, and niaibe Purchased by snaking au Lady application to tl ' ie Publics ' of •Ser 'rant, E. EYTON, Stoek-Uroker,- • ‘ 2, Cornhill and IS, Coventry-street, . . IN,r - .11,* .lAl` IPII, I.t )1' ek...lt t , - - Only 5000 TICKET., wit li TWO Prizes of f,..50,•000 l. And 1007 othearizes of varied I, 7 al;:es in S.lier Cent. Consols and Itioney, 1\11;ST ita be Drawn NEXT '1 , (1 1 1ISDAY; 7fh December. SCHE;' , I.E. • Q " ,0,00,1 t'itto : 40,000 1 ° 3 3 - COO 1, , 100 Moktey 6OO 50 ditto I.i. 10 ditto ..... .... 5,110 4fl r 512 - • 1,009 Prizes. In Consols and Money 1,11(;,745 Each 20,0001. will have :30,0001. More, making TWO Prizes of 50,04 BISH, C---pntraccpr, respectfully acettmints' . the Public, that whilst any Shares in this Lottery re nrain unsold, a select choice may be had• at both his favoured Offices, ;N s lo. 4, : Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cross, where'the fol lowing Grand Prizes, drawn last Saturday, the 25th of hue. were sold and ,shared The greatest Prize ever drawn, No. 1 . 3,553, L. 50,000! - Also; No-6,167, a Prize 0f,L.20,000, and Fourteen other Ca pital of L.lOOO, L. 500, &c. &c. &c. N. B. Ali must be drawn Neat Thursday. TO PRESERVE me. TEETH AND 01.7.1'; - . VILEWS CELEBRATED .VEGETAIILLi. 5 D TOOTH POWDER, is, with confidenee, recommend ed to the Use of the Public, as the, most ellieacious Prepara tion for preserving the Teeth in a sound state, even to olg age,- and producing -a 'pearly whiteness, without impairing the Enamel. It imparts a firmness nod beautiful redness to the Gums—to the Breath the most delectable SWeettm,s and if used constantly as.directed, will preveut the Tooth Ach by temoving its cause—the Scurvy in the Gums. Price ffs. the Box. BUTLER'S SUPERIOR LAVENDER WATER, frosts its elegant fragrancy, hai received the AliprobatiOn of their . Royal Hightiessest!it Princess and Vii nee ';•S CharCharlotteof ' , Val" , and of many Ladies of the first! DistioctiMi. Iu Half-pint Bottles 4s. and Pints his. Prepared and sold by IL. Dutler,No. 4,Cheapside, Londan ; and, by his appoint:neat, by nts,st..Contitry Medicine VClladi'S and Perfaulete iu evevj Town. This Day were published, In four Volumes, duodecimo, ninth edition, with a Memoir of the Author, price 11. Ss. hoards, 4 0 CIUPTURE CHARACTERS 5' or, a Prac tical Improvement ofthe Principal Histories in the Old and New Testament. By THOMAS ROBINSON, M. A. Late Vicar of St. Mary's, Leicester; and Fellow of Trinity _ . lit - ge, Cambridge. • London : Printed tor hale and FLoner, Paternoster-raw ; , rhere May be had, in eight Voltuue , , ero. uniform, with a Metupir of the Author, price 41. 4s. twasAls, the whole Works .of the late Rev- Thomas Robinson, M. A. containing Scrip ! tali; Characters., The thri;tiart System, and Essays on the Prophecies of the. Messiah; auy of which way be had se parate. • Thi% Day was published, In 1 vol. Svo. price 10s. 641. boards, the'Filth Edition, ESSAYS, in a Series ut Letters, un the tol lowirig Subjects:-- • . 1. On a Man writing 11Ientoirs of hinitelf. 2. - On decision of c f oaracter. 8. On the :,pplicalloo of the epithet Romantic. 4: On some of the Causes by whic:: Evangelical Religion has been.rentiered. leis acceptable to persons .of a cultivated . Taste. By JOHN FOSTER. " A cast 4f thought. erigithil and sublime, an unlimited command of imagery, a style varied, vigorous, and bald, ate some of the lc , .nling,features of these Essays."—" His conceptions are luminous in tile hit;heSt . degree r he places the idea he wishes to present in such a Hood of light, that .it is not merely visible itself, but it seams to all around it."---r:electic Review. London : Printed for Gale arid Fender, Paternoster-row. This llay was published, In 2 vii 4, fotilseap aro. the Thirst Edition, price l6s.tis. of ODER IC K the LAST of the GOTHS a Tragic Poem. 1, 411 ' ROBV, tint Esq. Poet Laureate. and Member of the Royal Spanish Academy. "Plinted tor Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orate, and Brown, Paternoster-row; anti at the British Gallery, b 4, New Bond street • Of whom may be had, by the same 'Author 'Minor Toems, -3 wok. , I ss.—Nladoc, '2 vols. I tis.L.Than of Arc, 2 c o ols. ltis.—Uttrse of IScliama, .2 vols. 1,15.-.-Thalaba, `2, ,yOl s . i s. l - Speedily. will .be published, The History of the Brazils, 170/.IIIIC the Secoud, la Quarto. • - To TUTOP.S.--Particularly designed to abridge the .labours of, he First Fortes. This Day was pubiishea, price iid.l.42mo. , sheep. mANuAL',of LATIN G RAMMAR; XII. tended to combine the ancient Plan of Grammatical Anstattititin, originaT4 enjoined by :loyal with the AdVantages of modern Improvement. To which are prethred, sonie Prefatory Hints and Oh"ervations on the Methods of and pursuing Classical Learning, in :Schools and by private Study. .TOHN PIE SMITH, .D. D. ,Also, by the same Author, Syn0011.:Al Tables of Latin Grammar. containing ,thelleclensions and Conjugations, &e. on 3 folio sheets, price 2s. We are greatly pleased with this Volume. If the Au thor's dir c ann i s ace followed, we have no doubt or tile hem - *it whi c h the Studeut.especially. all derive from the Nori:; and a an Assistant tu.Var..:lti . and, less experienced Te.ichers, we know nut any Publication likely tw be' of se snitch service. The Synoptic, Tanks should certainly be pro cured with .the.Granunar. . Get. 1.815. 77 -*e,also •I".cleetic Iles. Nov, 1815; Lonaic PriJed . ca!e 4nd. Fzr.ner, Pzttrnoster-row, .59f11C time. • The following is the reply which the King made t c o ha t i i i i ib e er C of c e c e l t ior Zw n h when e bra s Y v.a i te P j e 111.7: i ti ". e t s i t l y 6 to c'xpress to trim' the sentiments of that. ber afterc,l feeltlie s c t o n i s i i i h n i t y n communication o ri.t n in (4 ,ts i ewhlrheatthy, la bod y of 1 : 1 cs n p I reckon Hirte itsh;:dde yt a ot i e t ii t i m : e un e ed x fu rF e. 1 1 . 4;1 7 ; ; Ptwhet.e:s'asareCrxioPi sacrifices expresses whichpt ile forts - which cirennistantes inipose upon us. The inisfOrt ones of one c o untry are great, hut they are not irreparable by a nation like.oues, when it is'closvly united in heart and tuimd with its King." • The King has just eonferred on the DiQice_.of- wonfigton the order of .alit Esprit. it is be lieved that the estate - of GroSbois is destined for , his Lordship. Some persons, nn reading time ConvOntion re lative to the lignidation of foreign claims . on the-Gorernment, have been alarrned'at the quan tity of stock in the Tiers-conso/ide, which it will be necessary to create to discharge them ; disaf fection and stock jobbing have availed themselvets of the first moments of stupor produced by th• treaty of peace, to lower the finals _considerably ; but the public, on examiniug.the treaty better, will s;ee that the French Government will have to pay foreigners only for articles furnished by individuals or , commaii in virtue of regular purchases; therefUleYitilmtever was taken by requisition front the cotindAttes, imposed in the shape of mini butiun, will not be reimbursed. The articles, or other furnishitrg,s delivered by individuals, cart form no considerable matter. Besides, they are ( : tau new charge on Frauce ; hut were consequen tial on the Treaty of Paris, of time 30th of May, 1814. The contributions which we have to pay are considerable ; but with order, union, and encooomy, trance is in a situation to meet them. The military occupation of the capital by fo reign troops - has ceased. The service has been given up to the krovernment of the Ist military di vision. Some out-posts alone ate sail guarded by English troops, in.consequence.of an amicable arrAngement with Lurd.Welling t o n, as General in Chief of the Allied troops. It is believed, that the forcign troops still in the capital will quit it definitively about the middle of December. The Staff of die Ist division has undergone great changes ;, many of its officers have received orders to quit Paris. A Sub-Lieutenant of the National Guard of ris, of tin name of Blucher, has been sentenced by the Police to six mouths imprisonment, for seditious disourse, and for circulating incendiary wyitings injurious to time ,lie has been struck off the list of the National, Guard. On the 23,1 of November, the Assize Court of Bourdeaux condemned to five years imprisounteot Clement Babolene, fencing-master of that ci:v, convicted of having uttered. seditious shouts on the:2oth of August last. Pfturs, Nov, 29.—The second Session of the Court of Assize for the month of November, will. commence on Friday•the Ist of Decernber, and conclude .on Tuesday the 12th. The number of causes which stand for trial are 21, and the offences are forgery, robbery, and seditious words. The number of Trisonets are 40-11 are for sedition. VCSterday two persons were convicted before tin: Tribunal of Police of uttering, seditious ex pressions. Oue of these persons was cook many years ago to time onfortuoate Princess, Lamballe, and had ever since received from the present Royal Family of France a pension of term crowns per..month. The evils inseparable from the late events have ineceaSed the poor in the capital. The severity of the season . x - v ill still further increase their fleets sitieS." One of the first wishes of the King