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WILLIAM OF MALNISBURY On Monday, the 17th Instant, will be published, handioinely printed in I large Volume r.yal THE" HISTORY of the KINGS of ENG LAND, from the Arrival of the Saxons, A.D. 449, to his own Times, A. D. 1143. By WILLIAM OF MALMSBUftY. . . . _ _ _ _ _ Collated with authentic MSS. and translated from the ori ginal Latin. With a Preface, Notes, and an Index. By the Rev. JOHN.SHARPE, B.A. Late Scholar of Trinity Col lege, Oxford. Curate of Elstead, and 'of Treyford, 'Sussex. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row : and at " th e Briti sh Gallery, 54, New Bond-Street. This Day was published, Iri Royal Svo. illustrated by 17 Engravings, price 10s. 61 Boards, AD IS SERT AT \ I. N on, GUN-SHOT • WOUNDS• By CHARLES BELL, Surgeon.- ** This Work is included in the new Edition of Mr. C. Bell's Operative Surgery. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ortne, and Brown, Paternoster-Row; and Catlett and Davies, Strand. Of whom may be had, by the satue Author, I. Operative Surgery, 2 Vols. Bvo. LI. Id s. Boards. 2. Engravings 'frosts Specimens of Morbid Parts, imperial folio LI. 16 0 Sewed. 8. Engraviugs of the i3raiu, 4to. ' 2 2 0 Boards. 4. - 'Nerves, 4to. - 1 1. - 0 do. 5. ----• At aeries, - 0 15 0 6. Dissections, 2 Vols. royal 18mo. 0 12 0 do. 7. - folio, with Plates 3 '3 0 du. 8. Anatomy of Expression in Painting, 4th. - • 2 2 0 do. Also, • The Anatomy of the Human Body, by John and. Charles Bell, in 3 Vols. tiro, 21. Bs. Boards. Principles of Surgery, 3 Vols. 4to. by J. Bell, 10. 11 s. Bds. Engravings of the Bones, go. (by J. Bell) 11. 11s. Gd. do. This Day was published, Handsomely printed in Twenty Volumes, Quarto, price 3GI. in bi,ards, The Fifth Edition of the FNCYCLORMDIA BRITANNICA ; or, a Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous. L iterature. Revised and corrected. With a greatly improved set of Engravings. Edinburgh Printed for Archibald Constable and Co.; Gale; Curtis, and Fenner, London ; Thomas Wilson and Sons, York ; .lobo Cumming, Dublin. , 4 ',* The Encyclopmdia Britannica forms a complete alpha betical Repertory of every branch of knowledge. and--Esetr—r The great superiority of its plan ha, been fully admitted by the most competent judges ; and the circumstance of its hav ing reached a Fifth Edition, must be allowed to afford a very satisfactory proof of the favourable opinion of the public at' large. The Fifth Edition, which has received numerous correc tions, has been for some time.in course of publication, in Monthly Parts, or half-volumes, in which mode it has al ready reached the First Part of the Fourteenth Volume ; as the printing of the whole is now finished, the publishers beg to announce, that such Subscribers as wish immediately to eiimplete their-sets, in twenty volumes, may have an op portunity of 'doing so, by applying to their respective book sellers. This Edition will lie accompanied with a SUPPLEMENT, containing some interesting articles omitted in the body of the Work ; the continuation of the historical articles; and all the•recent discoveries and improvements in the :Irts and Sciences.---The Proprietors beg leave respectfully to refer to the list of contributors in the Prospectus already before the public, as affording the best pledge of.what may be expected frthu this supplemental work, which cannot fail to prove, highly useful to the possessors, not only of the present. but of former editions.. It will t;onsist of- Fivx Volumes , and it is hoped that the First port of the First,Volume will be ready to appear during the ensuing summer. To p, - kiIAR NARD , F. 01.1) BY ACCTION, April, tit ~, . aud FRANILYN, on MONDAY, the SI 4th of it5,",.,,. 11, "r, at the Auction Mart London, in Six hich - c7"l PFeviously disposed of .by Private Contract, of It. , it tle notice will be given,. ,-, pita' EsTATE at RICKMA'NSWORTH, , Id the C ltvid l ;tin se, ~..., Cunt of Hertford.; consisting of a :1/41ansion -I.te4 74"tu4Upwarils of Oue Thou Sand Acres of fertile Land, .oheyl iiii seyeral Farms, viz :•-•:•Lot 1. A 'Mansion, called '!ttlet ts ~,' Kith Coach-I:Ohs,. Stable, and other Out-offices-, 17,;7"•••-,. "leaStire G_ rounds, and about 20 Acres of rich Land In,lg, situat e • 1.,„, u t G. w ish dt t •.ickniansworth, dud now in the occupa d4yolietors f or a rt, Esq. under a lease, granted by one of the v. cf • er , t , term.of nine years, commencing on the 29th 4 l'• 1. e4 b De l' . 181.2 Let 2. Mill End Farm, consisting t kli , dr '''hotts e ! -. ti _ .i ar a b k, )4 . 5. and suitable Out-buildings,. and 65 Acres'of 11 1 1 ~ 1 1 s ir. I . tote, and meadow land ; now in the occupa -I,k,,!ropiittu'ra es Egleton, under a lease granted by one of V. ~"'"- o t 3 f _? l. 4 term of 14 years trout Michaelmas, hi,4trat.io_ee• A iarm, called Stockers, consisting of a capital 4 it:es tg uf tu end suithble Out-buildings, and upwards ot 300 Iti,,g,linent arable, meadow, and pasture Laud thereto I, ar: lg,atit': , ,i vii ) n the occupation of Mr. Joseph Hone, under Ki,, : c 0,,,....: . Y one of the Proprietors, fur a term of '2l 4, iti "t i iud, ( Z ., ;acing at ;Michaelmas, 1804 ; and also a Brick 't, -tell • " I 4 Pa adjoining to the road at Woodcocks Hill, -,, of „ PIN h 11 .7. a 4 P a. ,.. 11 Y- Mr. Kirby. -r-Lot 4. The Bill Farm, consist- WBl9-,, Att_l-11ouse.and suitable Darns and other building*, ONir,,, _'S 01 arable, inneadow; and pasture Land thereto !4: 4 l l . ce wi t e as the same is now in the occupation of Mr..lolin t. '.k tertuulliinde yearsase granted by one of the Proprietors, I , ,'et,t of 1 4 , commencing at. Michaelmas 180f.i, with 4 14 . 1 11 n, eall ceinnautonage upon Charley . Cominon. ' —.Lot 3. A 141'ittz,%.4 \Yoodwiclts, consisting. of a very latge Farm `lt l ugs es, Barns Stables, and other' suitable Out i, . , ands ir. „ . ~ 44 'thil ha „, P aids ot 400 Acres of excellent arableonea -44,1,1(4 lit liittre Laud, sit uate, iu Itickinansworth aforesaid, tk,„..' gritut necupation.ut Mr. NVin, Sedgewiel, nuder a fjo', lll en c i n ' , 4 nY one of the Proprietors, fir a term of 21 years, igtry iiitt_in.lielia.elnias, lso4, with an extensive right of k1 4i.( 1 . tr,,, 1a. ',Liver Collie and Mill-1 St ream, which atoll nd Cth t i tns „ u ,,,! G , A Nlessuage, cane Pulling Spit, with the 1%. 4 ! e,r..,14,t Leasure Cnrounnis, Coach-house, Stables) and r . 4 .1 , , nt '_s, Illrilt ore-in and yo Acres of Land an ,,,tz,4 ti,etutt..santly situate au the roa4 side, about a mile 1.... 41 1 3 ;iti,,, of .13:ekinant‘vortli aforesaid; and now in the i l l' tit w o „ o , Nll'., , Setigvivia, jun. comprised in the said t SURGEON, ti l titM . =IF k's Fartu.—A Navigable Canal runs through . 14,,, 4,,,1%.7.1 til +surrounding cuautry is healthy and beau - • . . . ... ~ of ~,_;1.........1.i.7tiut1s with g;:iiie and fish, and the roads ate ~ ',.l.le E m s h T er A o ß f t li ti l e s lt i o l y .l a i l ECoNll,er, unites x,',,,e,!,,f.„.?: _.stale will I'e sold eubject to' the claims of tile T'• , INSTITITTIOM, with a Delicacy, ." ..t. , 4 ,s' r '',ol . the ProprietuFS aged 60 by his present wile ; ' M r t . , K F le: i n b a t i m, (.. -v that belongs to Private ' 1-- ' 7g -141i:fur • t• ' - ' ' • •.4• t I .iI . • :dine. ill fl it: . ' , iotiour, and .- ..s re`• . . , '' • - •ona ,, e. it is conducted by such I i ofes .... ,,,,„ av, s a4,et 1, and who weie in - P ra t c " , m a t t l i l d e , h_itzi., Ena.ieula. iiev r had issue : witted Saf ety tvttl :t ic t a t ii s',occi,„ .!'" t Y l i" viewed by ainplleati o n to and leave of siOnal Debilitv, Ulcerations, &c. however t,,' 1 , , , at 1 15 , ~i• Etnants, and Descri itive Particulars may be 11; ; ....,.liei.se, as Staictures g ' standing,' experience a complete Cure. "grill and e?cte . Gsive Practice, that tine win_st 1...-es :1,,"•; 11,4 i • ` .. -4- . 's ~lina, R icknianswo i rtli ; Essex Arms, Wat- iiivetet ate or it i' i t r i, ji, i .c .. , "n inn, Barnet • Ag.l st liban's • Half ~ itl • u 'rd; ,a.tlisb. "--(7 - '' . '' • ' ' . a • ' .. 1 aii*s the conStito too_ . ~ _ i e l 'i s u u • ra f t e i v e Organs, • ''''.;in ge, ' lie a , ... arY Arius, Hatfield; princip.tl Inns at whica imp and of t s i l ' i e ci rt ( c l be consulted by Patients of' both sexes, • '.s t , , .; 1,1 4 , „ n, unSneld, Aylesbnry, Henley, and Maidcu- Mr. Klernan may No et, Lower Charlotte-street, Bed liel,' at l i i, .. k ' al e , ; at Mr. Wade's, Solicitor, Dutinnow, Es- at his private lionise, -, • • •• well as th ° a f t l ll l :raugein t ei necessary Advice and Medicines will where, the i t itirs, ptli_g.eats, Messrs. Exler t ler and Dawson Su- ford -square, t of the United Kin.rdoni. -ki, ' , ll , Nlrl var s Intl, L i nid'on;jvhe t r ) e ‘ L Plan of The Estate be given, or sent to any p : a 3 r s. 'Practical Co. on the ),,-;,',11,,,,,e,s tnjaniiii Whitney Yoxford Suffolk • mid at the J s ost published, price . 'il Twooft and Co. 20, PA anolter -1 L ad i :! t • 1 haSted, Ess;; ; anntl ' I • ' .• 1 •" 's hove Diseases; sinid b) , • .n. ~ anv furt ler partteu ai a Fleet-street. . - • - Hi.-ble), No. "Y -Pplyine, to Mu. Wady. ' fow, und by 14. H i gh ley, IMPENETRABLE PAINTS, and COAL TAR BROWN, for Park Paling., Slates, Out Buildings, and Weather Board ing of every description: Invisible Green, per Cwt, 563. Red or Brown per Cwt.42s. Dark Green 76s. White Paint Olive ditto • ll2s. Prepared Oil to thin them', ''3 Colour 56s tor Vie 53.11d.p . er Stone Colour 565. I Fine P.4,044ar ipside Work of Chocolate Colour 565. every description, &c. &c. Refined Tar Brown 225. per Cwt.—Common do. 18 s. per C wt. HTE IMPENETRABLE PAINTS are very ornamental, and Will .covdr a surface neatly twice as great as other Paints: they also possess a durability whieh renders them peculiarly valuable, whetrapplied to Work con stantly exposed to the effects of the Weather; and from their heinv, ground in Linseed Oil, and drying very quick, they are applicable to the gendral purposes of useful Inside Painting, as they : give at the same time a preserving and very handsome covering. They are also a Cure far the Worm and Dry Rot, will stand in hot Climates, and are easy of application, being used in the same manlier as other. Paints. - - The COAL TAR BROWN is recommended for the cover ing of Rough Fencing, Morons Tiles, Wood under ground or water ; particularly the Refined, which is perfectly insoluble in water; the Worm will not penetrate where it is used; it is of a very good colour, dries hard, and is easily applied, requiring only to be heated and laid on with a common tar brush. Sold only bk Upton and Co. Quecn-strect-, and by their Agents. , . LOCK AND SUItGTCAL DISPENSARY. His Royal Highness tie bUKE, of_ YORK, President, and the following Committee of Governors . Earl of Egretoont Col. W. J. Jones, M. P. Earl of Lei - itn • • Jo.lin Latottehe, Esti. M. P. , • lit. Hon. It. B. Sheridan, M. P. Cat. 11. Clements, M. P. Hon. Cal. J.l3arry, NI.P. Capt. J. flay. mi tr [;%41 ,j e ~~ j 4 itle (14/ 0 1' 11' 1 ' tC le‘ 10tre , ),, 1:0 1° , 1 is' j If C" ' f4ll i i)„t i ,fir • 1 ) ;'' 've o '; 020' ~ f 13'r 'r jr ' di tifr • f oou 'ft ok it . . - THIS THE ATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. . ~... PRESENT EVENING; 'April 10, ' -their Majesties' Servants will perfornt 7t t Tropriat e splendour, Shrtiospeare's 'frage(lyhr of ime), with ap . - • KING RICHARD THE SECOND. • r IC ', lag Richard the Second, INIr. Kean ; John of 6aunt; Duke . I"! Lancaste_ ,r Mr. Pope • Duke • of York,' Mr. Holland; Bo noTl,roke, ;qr. Ellistan : Duke of Norfolk, Mr. Rae ;• Earl of 1, miumberland, Mr. Powell ; Harry Percy, Mr. Barnard .1 ; •• '-' 4 n r i of Aurnerle, Mr. Wallack ; Earl of Salisbury, Mr. E - Zittip"..l,ethe Queen, Mrs. Bartley; Blanche (with a Song), _ . u ° l • , After which (17th time), a new Farce, called ieh„,rAST TEN O'CLOCK! AND A RAINY NIGH T' . e Characters by Mr. Gattie, Mr.:Penlev, Mr. Wallack, 0 1\ Mun dell, Mr. Bannister, Mr. Knight, Mrs. Edwin, Mrs. r.aer, and Mrs. Scott. I.o4norrow, The Unknown Guest ; with Honest Thieves. rir... THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDE-N. HI S PRESEN'I EVENING, A p ri l 1 6, will be perf ormed (2d time) a new Comic Opera, called THE NOBLE • OUTLAW. noPrince Zerbino, Mr. Conway Don Cynthio, Mr. Sinclair ; ir,„ ll IlaPhael, Mr. Fawcett; Don Xavier, . Mr. Taylor; Don ; ti es ` °, Mr. Murray ; . Estavan, Mr. Broadhurst; Captain thin, Mr. Incledott; Astuto, Miss S. Booth ;. Donna Or)n -1 " MiSs Stephens ;,Lepida, Miss Matthews. ' u whielt wi ll be added (11th time), a new Grand Melo-Dra- ZPtifi t! ,.., static Romance, called • ''''" ; OR, THE NET-MAKER AND HIS WIFE. 4:;„,Zet,ailmea (the Sultan), Mr. Farley ; Selim (the Aga), I\lre. .1)1),.1.1A,; Meraa . the Net-maker), Mr. Emery; T Almazait! a I:',l9tued to Zelim), Miss S. Booth ; Etna, (the Net-maker "n e),, Mrs. Gibbs. ' To-morrow , I s abella • with Zembuca. ~ It. WEST's PICTURE, CHRIST RE JEcTED, i 3 IIOW exhibitiiw at No. 125, .bear Caritou-11 • • • the addit ion of tl • Orig inal De ai of the • • ouse, woo at._ttton •it was Pall-Mall, t „ 1 . le GLUCII•IXION of OUR SAVIOUR, wh ich , 'I, I ',,a NQ Leen of glass' fur the Great Window (3G feet ' 8) il , St. Geofro rge m T en till 's Chap e l F , i Windsor. Open every day oo dayete epted) ve. By Order, CHARLES SMART, Secretary. Good F ires are k e p t i n the Rooms. .----_. . , . 1, 1 7 1°_ the PROPRIETORS of EAST-INDIA STOC,K. 4- iii t ‘ s 4 " ) GuNtLLNics, . E ANNIJAL ELECTION of DIRECTORS 6.., _fur the EAST lINDIN COMPANY, being on Wednes o" ,the 13th of April, allow me most respectfully to. renew ,ut!NLICITATIONS for the Favour of your SUFFRAGES. ~.‘_le. present VACANCY, to be re-elected a Member of I`4exieclltive Bodv. Ra,„" ) e. u . d 31 , .11 , he pleased to honour toe again,with yontcon.-_ IA), ~,,'„,,,!mpledge ntyself to a zealous and faitl. til dischatge of 'ul . l . s duties of so important a situation.- • L kart the honour to be, with great respect, i.,._., , LaMes and G entlemen , o ur much o bli ged and must demoted humble Servant, 41 ' WILLIAM WIGRAM. - 1 •TIf e .....____ p r II arley-street, 'March 29,1815. To-th e pa , 1,,,, ~\n r(fPrtiETORS of EAST• INDIA STOCK. ~LNTLEM.e.x A LIAM toe, :AA., ELECTION' Z•a• ‘‘. 5 ":PIIIIIOD of the AN NUAL 4:IUNS for ,our ~,,,' ~, , --" near, to renew 114 SOO"TA -1 pledge ii, . I,IIyrIAOS ()1i the 12th lllStaltt• itCV(IOI-10 ylolltrlCtlftcf titlQSUred bY I °ice'. to and a Y our c 1 i tta , i, of judging. serv ices • and character a ri entire support of your In ! t ests, m y 1.,,,t 4 have the ho h ow far I a , iiiioy to rede s e v o il l l ti alo p rd led s 6 o ,t m . e loot. to ne wit greatresp ect, - - Lie s anti Glentki•loter% )711a e:it Anne -street , A iuurpii I fi.511, Ibtu I bumble S e rva n t, 5815. RICHARD PARRY. Ale,,a„p!`ilt'll,P..arry's Committe e meet daily a t th e Ki ng ' s iy. Al a r k t , b y e ..Ij,LtEli. THiRTY THOUSAND POUND PRIZES mot !', I iit the WFIEEL, and may be Drttwn early in the Vlt - 4111 g, NEXT S VIURD AY A PRIL 15, whet, THREE , • Izt ~.; " i ll receive: -r•, IN "11l rectum * IIIREE 'I HUUSAND GUINEAS ts - ,.... ( jULD, 1311- Is the Coutractor, thanks the Public t atty * for their distingttished Favours in. this very popular i„,„ rr,. and acquaints then that on the First Day of Draw tw Which ••• suk d , -• A.s last Wednesday, two of the Five Prizes en otle _ `u Oae Thousand Guineas each, in Gold, were druwn t „ ~nl.s sold trY Ilim,Ani the other by another Office-Keeper, 44:r ia ji. litiSiA ( a s the Contractor fur . the Lottery) paid lic ,k ~'• Y t e. thousand Guineas in Gold. ill g ,"' 4 • 11 .3 and SHARES, watrantrti Wadrawn, are Sel "o• 'I, C ORM-I ILL, or 9, CILVRING-CROSS, London. BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY, 62, Queen-street, Cheapside, London. PICTITA L MG-OFFICE, April 7, 5. THE COMMISSIONI RS f or VICTUALLING His 211.;LIESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice; 7'hat on Tuesday, the isth instant, ,they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing ("sealed up), and treat for TWO HUN DR EII . TONS of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, ONE II UNDREti TONS of COCOA, and FIVE THOUSAND ELLS of CAN-. VAS-for Pudding Bags; to be respectively answerable to Samples (the Sugar and Cocoa of not less than two pounds weight . each) to be produced with the TenderS,to be delivered,the Sugar at the rate offrom. ,ccizenty to Eighty Tons per Tl7eek, and the Cocoa and Canvas in the space -of •a EtZrtnight, into his Majesty's Victualling .Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid . for by Bills payable, With interests Ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Se cretary's Office • No regard will In had to any rentler ‘l 7,l whirh the Price shall net be inserted in Irork's at length, or that shall nn: be delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the Tuesday, Vie 18th instant, nor unless the Person who, ?makes the render, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. rICTILILLING-OFFICE, .dpril 8, 1815. 4 - ;,. T IIE COMM ISSIONERS for VICTUALL ING I.I.d.IIESTY'S NAVY do hereby giegNotice) that on Friday, the 21st instant, they will be ready'to rerrire Tenders in writing, sealed up,% and treat for TWO HUN DRED TONS of IRON BUTT acid ONE HUNDRED TONS of IRON PI t :ITE HOOPS, to be manufactured from. the best British Iron, to be delivered in Four IT'arks, by weekly pro portions, into his,ilajesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills payable with Interest Ninety Days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may he seen at the Secre tary's Office. L'Vo regard will be had to any-Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not he delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Friday, the 21st instant ; nor unless the Person ?rho makes the Tender, or some Person urt Ida Behalf, attends, to answer when called Ar. Navy-011ice, April 4, 1815. POOR KNIGHTS OF WINDSOR. rritiE Principal Officers and Commissioners of I 1_ his Majesty's Navy do hereby give notice to such Lieu tenants in his . Majesty's Navy, as are desirous of being re commended for the Appointment of 1)7501t KNIGHT of. WINDSOR, ,under the Will of the late Samuel Travers, Esq. that they must apply at this Office, on or before the 15th of May next, when they will be informed of the nature of the Certificates awl Testimonials which are required to show that urentiln; of 'the said Will, which ex presses that they "'are to be superannuated or disabled Lieu t'enants of English Men of War," and shall be " Single Men without Children, inclined to lead a virtuolts, studious, and• devout life, to be removed if they give occaiion for Scandal.' ARMY CONTRACTS. Commissary in Chief'F , Office, Great George street, Marsh 29, 1815, NOTICE is hereby given tti all . Persons desi rous of contracting to supply BEEF and MUTTON to his Ma r jesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the undermentioned Counties and Islands, • .Bcrks -(including the Town of Hungerford)—Chester Cornwall (including Scilly)—Cumberland—Dorset—lsle of Wight-4.ancaster—Sussex—York, That the Deliveries are to commence on and far the 25th day of May next; that, Proposals in Writing, scaled bp, and marked . “,Tentler for Army Supplies," will be received at this Office on or before Wednesday, the 26th day of April (but none will ; be received after Twelve o'clock on that day) and, - if sent by Post, the Postage must be paid. Proposals must be made separately for each County, and the Letter annexed to the Tender properly filled up, by Two Persons 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 on a printed Ten der, and the prices expressed in words at. length ; and should it so happen, that dUring the continuance of the Contract, no Troops should be stationed or supplied in the Cwthty, the Expellee of the Contract and Bond, paid in the first in stance by the Contractor, to be refunded to bin, by the-Comp missary in Chief. Particulars of the Contracts may he had upon application at this Office between the Hours .4f Eleven and Five. ARMY CONTRACTS: ettnnuissary in Chief's MICt, Great George street, London, April 4, 1815. rOTICE . is hereby given to all Persons de -I'V sirclus of contracting to supply FRESH BEEF to his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the undec-mt nt ion e d Islands, GUERNSEY,JER SEY, ALDERNEY, that the. Deliveries are to commenCe on and for the 25th day of Jane nest; that Propoosals invriting, sealed up and marked, " Tender for Army Supplies," will be received at this OThce on or before Tuesday, the 16th day of May (bist acme will be received after 'ftvslve o'Clock on that day), and sent. by Post, the postage must be paid. One Propositt most be made for the whole of the Islands, and the Letter annexed thereth properly filled up by two ,Persons of known property, engaging to become buand with the Party tendering in the amount stated in the printed Par tieular;, for the due performance Of the Contract ; and no Proposal will be nmticed unless made on a Irritated Tender, and the prices'eXpressed iu words at length. , ParticulArt of the Coot racti may be had upon application at WsOilice, between the hours of Eleven and rise; at the Office of Deputy Cominissary-General Cuope, Guernsey ; and at the Whet of Deputy Commissary-General Wright, Jersey. NOte i .—The Contractor , - vat be required always to keep upon the I,lanls a Soaply of C..,TVW fur Three Weeks Con iiipt .FRENCIt PAPERS. [RECEIVED- YESTERDAY.] PARIS, Ann. s.—lt is certain that M. Dc Fla haut has set off some days since for Vienna. Letters from*Parma, dated the 23d ult. men tion, that Several 'persons attached to the house hold of the empress Maria Louisa have received orders to hold themselves in readiness to quit that city. The Count de Maria left it On the 22(1 for France. Th.! BarOn Bouvier thinialard, appointed Pre fect of theMenrthe, arrived at Nancv on the 29th nit. The Journal of Nancy states-,.that that Ma , gistrate, just before entering the territories of his department, was attacked by - seven brigands, armed with muskets, and plundered Of cash to the 'amount, of .l $,,000 francs, and 'other valuable pi . •o nerry. • - \Yurithis letter's from commercial houses in Loft , - don, dated March 31, addressed to nierchants in France; AW•ee in gleing assurances that they may continue their transactions with England, which is by no means dkposed to be the first to disturb the tranquillity of Europe. Merchant vessels continue to arrive in the ports of the• Channel; and hitherto no English ship of war - has been seen on the Havre coast. AccountS from Rome Mention, that Cardinal FeSch has frequent 'conferences with the Pope. M. Gatip;:: is inentimfed as one bf the publicists - who' co-operate in digesting'the Constitutional Act. It is said that ?I. Behjamin Consta nt'.s one of the • Commissioners charged with I)reparing the Constitutional Act, which is to be submitted to the disciftAion and adoption of the Electoral Col leges. It is,added, that M. Gregoire, late Sena tor, has also becn'appointed a CoMthisSiOilo. NUGSBURG, 30.—1 t is currently report.; ed that King Joachim has entered the Pope's do minions, and had his head-quarters, on the iGtlt at Macerata. • BAREUT'H, MARCH 26.—The Prussian .Minister has received orders from the King and the Prince Hardenberg to take immediate civil and militaiy possession of that part of tiaxbny ceded to sip. Several Saxon Generals have been induced, by the promise of great largesses,- to enter into the Prussian service; but the rest of the Saxoy military remain thithful to their King. AmOng these the•prinCipal is 'the-brave GenerabLecocq, Who is, gone to Presburgh to assure his Sovereign of his personal devotion. We arc assured that seven Prussian Divisions, amounting to about 40,000 men, have received orders to advance to the Rhine, to occupy the provinces on the left bank ceded to Prussia. Nivate letters state, that the Russian army, un der General Bennig,zen, now near Warsaw, has received orders to march towards the Rhine. BOLOolik) MARCH 25.—An Order of the Day, dated 14, and published here by order ofthe King of Naples, - announces that 40,000 of his troops are put in march, in order to accomplish great destinies.. • Quarters are preparing here .for-11,000 men, who are daily expected. 30,000 Austrians are said to be advancing through Trent, tO'rein force the Italian garrisons. 14'0`s, APRIL 2.—Lieutenant-General Count Dessaix, commanding the 19th military division, has caused .a Proclamation to be published, which States that - GencrarGardanne had joined with the 58th regiment, arid - General Loverdo with the 83d. The troops in garrison at Lons-le-Solnier, and those under the orders 'of General Grouchy, arc marching to Lyons. Lyonese (adds Count Dessaix); i know what an impression this intelligence Will make on your hearts. I am not ignorant of the artifices of some perfidious agents„who hare endeavour ed to work upon your fears, and to kindle within your walls the torches oickil war. I could have punished them ; but the Emperor pardons theta, because he knows no enemies in France. ' WAR DEPARTMENT. STATEMENT OF EVENTS WHICH HAVE PRECEDED AND ACCOMPANIED THE SUBMISSION OF BOUR- DEAUX. Lieutenant-General Clausel quitted. Paris on the 25th of March, in order to assume the com mand of the llth Military Division. Already as far al. Att,, ,, ouleme and beyond it, he saw the tri-coloured flag flying every where, and throughout his pro gress every one appeared eager to manifest his joy and his devotion to the Emperor. Ile arrived at Angouleine on the 27th, and remained there td hob's, in order to inform himself of what was 'passing at Boutdcanx, from whence couriers no longer arrived, and to transmit orders and intelligence to the brigades, which were stationed in or near the route be was about to take. They were still igndrant of the state of things, and acted under the influence at Bonrdeaux. . But when they were informed of what bad really taken place, they sent to know the commands of General Clansel, and a number of these troops assembled at La Grolle to aug ment his escort. At eleven at night, on the , 29th, the General arrived at La Grolle. lie 'learned during the night, that 22 Gendarmes, under the Command Of Baylin, Chef d'Escadron, had been sent from BOurdeant towards Angoulen►e, in order to clear the road, and that they had advanced as tar as INlOlieu.. General Clausel resolved to go to them in person ,he saw and spoke to them, and the consequence was that they joined his force, and induced all the National Guards in all the ad jacent villages to do the same. On the 30th, General Clausel lay at Cavignac ; he there learned that about 200 volunteers called " Bourdeaux Roya lists," occupied St. Afidre-de-Cubsac, with 2 pieces of canr During his stay at Angouleme, General Clausel dispatched _Couriers to the Prefects of the Departments of the Gironde;' Landes, and the Lower Pyrenees ' to inform them of the .change that had taken place, and of the order of his Ma jesty's Government.. The Adjutant Commandant, Laval, an officer of great in telligence and activity, set out front his rciidence at Angou !eine, to enlighten the garrison of Nape, and state the ordeis of General Clausel. He quitted Angouleme the 28th, at two in the morning. He rook a circuitous route through a country still under the undue influence at Bourdeaux, but of which the inhabitants were generally well disposed. He got to Blaye at nine on the night of the 23th. The gates were opened at the name of the Emperor, shout; of joy resourolvd from the people and the garrison, the na tional colours were unfurled every wherein the naurniag taf