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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24,), 181.5. rPitlcE STXPENCE-1-TATTPT7':NT Y 0 00 0 0 4 426 50i 4 ct bee: 75 1 el, ; •cres6' for o'o s . i „ceP iS te"' it (" Pr'? 6 0'55 el " 4 5 8 I ef, ti li 151 ' ,4 01 ' 0 . 0 )00,000 , Iclll.l 00' e t)(4 ih e r 5u .059 1 45 5 : Ir e I, 0 11(1° ;; ) ,J oi l It e ; ...eL" to to C 7 o' l4 0:1. F f.` ' _ • . -----;. F.:l Tit li ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. . ri„18 PRESENT EVENING, ..i,ijesties' Servants will perform the Comedy 6 ef TOWN AND COUNTILY. April 26, their illir"1" C ' l egirov, Mr gran ' s . Cataaii, Glenroy, Mr. 'Bar' Citsd,,l4wiitick, Mr. ii,',L,',.,11,t,*; Hon. Mrs. Cilcnroy,. Mrs . • To which will be added, the Musical Enteitaininent of To. h , - ROSINA. -°4olv, The Unknown Guest; with Ways and Means. • r is ' 1 11E AT BE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. u 4'l,llse perforn PREsENT EVENING, A pr il 26, wii ied the Comedy of . TH E WHEEL OF FORTUNE. P turtiddock, Mr. Keruhle; A fter whi c h Mrs. Woodville, Mrs. R enau d. BOM the Burfesq ue T ragic Opera of BASTES FURIOSO. To which will l,e added, ZEMBUCA. .......;,..........._Vn Marrow, The Stranger ; with John of Paris. pr, 4 EAST -INDIA HSE, April 19, 1815. 4:-.TNIT _En -cOIT RT of OU Di II EpTO RS of t h e ` COMPANY of MERCHANTS T ratli of ENGLAND ng to the East lndi4,,s,*do hereby give Notice, ; h a t - 4 GENERAL co trill' of the said Company will beheld 4 their I-Touse in Leadenhali-street, on WEDNESDAY, the Nta nett, for the purpose 'of continuing' the wi )4l;nre4C°N-SII4ERATION of the REPORT from the COM .,_ 4 ""r•• appoinied to inspect the CON IPA NY's .aid b,. ‘ • • i,_- '' Gr e tile 'General Court on the 22d March, 18'5, Alter- BYE -LA WS, " i g . kid Repealing. sundry r 3 ve-Letws, and for cons i derin g and Ottlai6in he. such other B ye -Laws as to the Court niay seem fit. COUsideratiou will h e resumed at the sth Chapter.' . . JAMES COBB, Secretary.' , • - s R. IVES'F's PICTURE, cußisr RE (.. lEvlsEll, is wm exhibitin', at No. 125, Pall- Mall, vigil r't°"-I-hi'le, with the .addition of the Original De t4 h. ° , The CRUt !PINION of MIR SAVIOuIt, which was t,. ._.,, kern Patted oil glass for the Great Window (86 feet ii4i . , in St. George's" cliapel, Windsor: Open every day 11 lay excepted) from Ten till Five. • ~..............,.............................,.................................................liyOrder, CHARLES SMART, Secr'etary. ' • " Good resare kept in the Baonzs. Ailthe'rEiltEE PRIZESOTHR'I",' I'HOCSAND POUNDS, liala4o,,NE of ONE THOUSAND Gr r NEAS in GOLD, were n 41 and hold by BINH, the CONTRACTOR, viz. . . 4,544 drawn Wednesday, April 19, 30,G00L Z?.,582 drawn Wednesday, April 19, 3n.0901. 4rol2l:9l4,l°d:ra,d‘iNT‘l. 41'eSdantensrddalyY; • Ap•Arilpbri,i iio'993(7re'll'in)le.as. i e sincerest lea sure pri flounces the above nriPp d s t ns sue t'• • 11 ss to his Lutntotnir d u Bill . with their Cointriao/141$ T. LUSH an -1,,, "'" 4 4. the Politic, who have in r s " d e • et. •••uished a mariner, tru.y 1) 4 !liar in the !the, Y(?();.,it;2ll"ii,ii yiiiiiiiii, gratitude, he has arianednia•nore ,_Vcort.ti:iit•das, .li,nut tt,ilatslidthatntl;grwitphrizlellr:fe T1h.11:;t1yi.',24,(1,.,/zsi_niad. 7ts:tr. ioneot to only pi v , T , tills Lotte r y iv riestricl . ed I)) , LT . .i.l.;:rot:),eleryred.iiiisint .codhc,lud‘le?in:4l:ll,dw'riCketsl for having told 'n. ards of 13,000 Tickets, , and . 1)(4', "4'''v t4,:e41 eI,,PT":"--- ----- 8,1; ~ 4 , , ;'''-i '.e tin. lait • tit on ruesday, 1, • it wi i i si . .drawini) as all the TieLetirowt.:re disposed of, Tio.t. e,inipossifdt•, troll the above very limited iiiimherof its-T. to ~1 eaml being obliged to supply ottice.ee with c iproprtiz;u) to meet the wishei fall o f lel:ts ft-x:1;1.1:4;i 7. e n e d l it ual:sQlialilua' lferdtdeilautilatcot,eoZ7b7reeotaitiling-i ,alhlly Ticks or (,;°lghares for those who are late in honouring him with their nmi ntis • and therefore entiea's an immediate al'liiic-i -' j,; (41 ; as all the Fire 'Thoosaud Tickts' are delivered front the tank, and the whole Lottery will begin and finish 13TH -44 Y, (next Manth.) :r. RISH, Contraccor oss, Luntiou. , 4 P CORNHILL, or 9, CHARING , ' ' __ TO TI ONIAS TAYLOR, ESQ. No. 9, yew Bridge-street, London. 1 Uollott TIED SIR, Edinburgh, March 18. BEG leave to inform you, that ever since the s _.. year 1 794, I had been afflicted with °the lases Venerra ; ferlit,iseli, from its obstinately resisting every course of medicine fat, cribed by the lust eminent of the faculty Here, and ttp . :`,7,,K" tn: several seven. costrses of Salivation and twice 'lts-. I,_4rgetl front the Hospital -with little relief, -would appear to - c ut . the most iracrter. to ir t , • In tisk-spring of la_st year tztlindi.i.st,of.tler had got to ;uch 4 a u t r i t ead, as nearly to put a period ._ Y sistence—l had a large ulcer out the crown of my head, ; le :_ttZ each arm, and lily legs were broke out in afrigliyul ~t , ' . n.: . ; my right was dreadfully painful, and had been 1 . 11 a o tw",erirt ulcerttiott fur the last seven years; toy left, had als . Itie stri.r( ""es nu •it, was very much discoloured, and gave, 4., ne.ct,excruciating pain, Particularly when warm in Ited ..?, was r4T•et3rtvi dep; ive me of rest ; in this lamentable 5t,e4,91 Ite...it „:._ l _'!" l l , ded by Mr. J. Tlionipswi, (who p rec . e n iz l , sehi ol ,'';- 4) them here), to take your L • eahe's att. pills, . t oil ' ap t o do on the 26th of May; in the :course of l a begighl I t ~ tata ith I, to to receive beuetit—iii little.more !lion— tre!,,_ „ t he ulcers on my head and arms were soundly hea rd aft er, the sores on -Inv legs healed also ; leaving, . how ,ille, considerable dise4lotration in the skin, lutlor tilt• t,lef which, by the blessing of God' and a little and pain in the "the ~,,PersFverance in your invaluable .Mediejne, subsitl . ed ! ' the iicktiel tbslierving, the skin regaining its-attiral hue, and ' Nair canal pains gradually going olf.—l thus beca Ae, by for il , _ "I'll advice and medicine, perfectly free frOin..,al andtny e vil, recovered my former spii *s NtiZtv arid ain_ become jolly and fat, in which state hayingw . 114. ' I aiiii4l"llY-Ilatiths to the astonishment of all who toi t e m e; ; ,0 at a loss in what terms to expie,s my gratiti t i o de i , to.i tiai ir ?, for th e mortals, ', 1 good of other sufferin,- ca tio4 I %tt as public as possible, as I sriall on 'i! so tithing You will greatly oblige, every Ot, . 117, Your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, 64toa no . ALEX. 111URK2R. - 'Close, Hight-street, Edinburgh. oli h . 11 , 1 ,Witnesses to the above cure:- 4 ila C 4I l l s"11 No 3, New Poultry Market, Edinhurgis Dr,, ("AO Nl‘ln'tlsh, Old'. Issembly Clitile, Edinburgh. , , - Hugs and sold by the'sele Proprietor, rHom,As IA,. • }louse' - ' 4l her of the Royal College ..t . ;urge ..t, ...t. N,,5.,". I+, New 11613 e -street, London ; where, a , it,Lrr..a. bit jr"ltitfllee of t 1-„, r , t th an 38 years, in a practictirotsle iiki,i,,,ilantrected to the cure of Venereal Complaintsni t. i ll I _ ii Itvrte, 5 4 ..t0 the Parts of Generation, with that invio at . 1 tatstiih cias,,aich Illen of his profcssiolvsbould always (Ibsen:er e tili i ,"` be llatterS himself the advice and • assistance ; t 4 41 .... (WY administers's° persons taking this Medicine, will Altiii,:,_ l bcd, bv a discenlin., Public, ;is an advat tage seldom Al,,u)e, a' ti void -of •all • •iiiiiii ruit v. titir. ~. )us appointment, for the , . „ ~ _ ..),Ics„ li .' 4.) S4l d ') •l . • • • ' b• ttr,,,7 , 't) distatwe, at tke Perfumer's. No. ,-;.), St. alb ~1 _ b io,, ' ' alb•raall all; the T. , . - , t top, No. to. l , , Oxfortl-str ee t ; oh. bvid, 'lstitgh!s, Ni:,, , 7 ,i ' i s .3 lilli•eet-bill ; Mr. Baxter's, South (allZ"l'4l-I,nbtargli Ar. Ni)ollakl, Jeweller, Gla,gow Mt. t uwii ; ''s, ° Willa ; and hv one prrsoll in every considerable eq n, 4,1. Creat ISrit,tin mid Ireland; in, boxes of ( " 11 Y ' .2 s- 9'l' direction s , • ivi,.,.,"o,atiieil, and se,iled up with Cull and pla in - tZts,. i. l',,l'ollsi of either sex may cure themseit es with IN! j 3 l' v ,''. sect'vey, and s4fet'v. mtnii ''.l'ef3' Ilav sald in ( iivat-Ileitain is sealed up wit! a , 41. ti„' 'IP wbicli, by faviou r of the Conttnissit'a""i' " Priill°l to its 'ateunip OiiiZ T. T. dor No. 9, N 0.,. Brldge-str•"td x Lei y, aall 4 Xbi eh its l 'e II and othets'aro coutiterfeiti. i • • I.ICTU4I; L. ING OFFICE, .dpril q 6, 1815. THE COM3IISSIONERSfor VICTUALLINP Iles . M . & ESTIOS - NAVY do hereby 'rive Notice, That on Tuesdaq,_ the 9th •of 3faq next, thei wilt be read+, to receive Tenders in writing, (sealed up) and treat for what ASH ',MUSS HOOPS of the deseiiption of Pipe, Butt, Ho . ;, , sheadi-Barrel, Kilderkin, Long Freet, Middling Freet, and Short Freet, which may be required for the Service ef the . rictualling - Department at Deptford, and at Saint Ca . i thcrines near the Tower, during the space of Twelve ilonths from the date of the Contract; and One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM, to be delivered duty free (front Warehouses in which the s-ime shall hare been bonded) in the space of a Month, into His illtziesty'i VictUal ling Stores at the Pbrts, and in the proportions under-men- Deptford 100,000 Gallons. Plymputh .50,000 15C,000 Gallons. The viol, to be paid for by Bills, ?flyable with Interest, Niitety Dims after date. • -- - The Conditions Al lice Cvat)",act 7ncry be seen at the Se eretaPy's Office. No rekard trill be had to an t/ Tender in which the'Price thall not be inserted in - wo r d s a t length, or that shall wit be delivered I" the Board Von.* Onc lock an the said Tacsd:ry, the gth of May ne.rt, nor unless the .Person who makes the Tender, en' some Person on his behalf, - attends, to answer when called for. MONEY NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respect fully informed they may he supplied with MONEY to any amount, on terms equal to Mortgage, secured on Free hold, Copyhold, Leasehold Land or Houses, Money in the Feuds, Marriage Settlements, Widows': Jointures, Cleigy men's Livings, or any other Property. . Persons of respectability may be supplied on their Personal Security only. Gentlemen will hod every liberal accommoda tion, with Out delay. • application from Twelve till Two; or Letters (post-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills mid Co. No. 49, outli-street, Berkeley-square. This Day was published, in Soo. price 10s. 6d. boards, THE PHILOSOPHY of HUMAN NATURE; containi r,g a Complete Theory of Human IRterests; to which is added, an Essay on the Origin of Evil. By JOHN DUN'CAN Printed far Long Man, Horst. Rees, Orme, and Brown, and T. Underwood, London ; W. Blackwood, and Oliver and Boyd, Edinbisrgb ;. J. Cumming, Dublin; Duncan, and W. Turnbull, Gr as ow ; A. Brown and Co. Aloirdeen ; and John Beattie, Stonetnnen. Of whom may be had, by the same Aorhor,,, An Essay on Genius ; or, The Philosophy or 'Literature; in Bvo. price 7s. 6d. boards. This Day was ontilistied, In Quarto, price 11. 16 s , h oar d s , V o l ume th e S eco nd, of THE CHARACTEIR at . MOSES, eNtaliiisited for Veracity as an Historian,. recording Events subsc luent to the Deluge. • By the Rvv..TOSEPH TOWNSEND, M. A. Rector of Peruser, Wilts. • ' Printed for Longman, Hurst, !tees, Ornie, and Brown, Paternoster-row. • Of whom may be hail, Volume One, recording Events front the Creation to the Deluge,illustrated by 21 'Engraving's, prier 31. 3a. boards. • tt,Journey through Spain. ma the years 1 73 , U-07, toe 341 Edition, in Y VOLS. 410. 'nice 21. 12i. Gd. hoards. CURRAN'S SPEECHES. This Day was published, in Rl', (the Fourth Edition, with Additions), price t 2s. hoards, of SPEECHES nf tite Right fitmoilrahlo JOHN PRILPOT CURItAN, Master Of the !talk inArelaud, on the late verylnterestin4 state Trials. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Re.es; Orme, and Brown; Paternoster-row. Of whom may be had, 1. Speeches of the Right Hon. William Pitt; in 3 vols byo. Us. 6d. boardi. 2. Speeches of the Right Hon. William Windham; in 3 vols. Sea. 11. 16s. boards. In the Press, and speedily will he published, t..Speechesof tai: Ritht Honourable Cliarlt's James Fox. -2. Speeches of the Right Honourable Edmund iltirke. Tus•Day was puh;ished, In One Volume, Octavo, price 10s. 6d. hoards, MV.DICAL ADMONITIONS tiO.FAMIL4g , S: By JAMES PAItKIISSON,. To check the progress of domestic quackery; to teach the distinguishing of one disease Irmo. another ; to point out syintorns, denoting danger; to shell how the lighter diseases may he retnoved,..and how the dangers of the more serious may be averted until regular advice can he ohtaisted; to iti strnet the friends and attendants how they way best assist . the et:native endeaVoUrs .of the medical attendants; and to demonstrate the necessity of duly regulating the of children ; are the chief objects of this puhlieation. Published by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster. rtsw; John Hatchard, Piccadilly ; and J. Aspern, Of '!v llo l l l_llmy . he_had , by fue same Author, I. The Villager's Friend and Piiyician, price Is. 2. The Cl,en►ical Pocket Book, containing the latest Disco veries, price 9s. • --- • THE BOTANIC ESSENCE;. or EXHILA RATING CORDIAL, sold Wholesale, Retail, and fur Exportation; by Dr. PHILLIPS EADY, 5, ti errard-street, Soho, Leicester-square, London. The Essence of those hidden powers is found That. cures disease and quells the hurning.wound : This Cordial rifts the fainting head on high, Supports the fluttering nerve which caused the anxious sigh. The various weaknesses peculiar to the Fair Sex cone _ mediately under the power of this Restorative; many Ladies offdshion and respectability allow it to he the best medical appendage to the toilet-they ever met with for recrniiiiig• the decayed spirits, dissipating the head-ach,dnlness and languor, chasing away melancholy; it gives comfort and strength to the whole system. • Sold in bottles of 4s. Gil. II s. or in large bottles of 20s. For the effects of this Medicine, see the Thorn ao=,oug It oses, sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, P.iterinister-row, and all Bookselliasin the United Kingdom ; and of -the Author, as lab o ve BEWARE OF SPURIOUS IMITATIONS. COOK'S ANTICORROSION. GOLDING,. HODGKIN . ; and Co. PATENT • GUN SPONGE and ANTicottnasioN NIAMJ PACTURERS to the Hon. Board of Ordnance, begs to re turn their grateful acknowledgments to - the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general, for the encouragement they have met with these last thirty years; and at the same time stale, that they are the only Manufacturers of this valuable .Cum-. 'position, which they particularly recommend at the p r esent season for ;Ktiniing iron, stone, •brick, wood, stuccoed or plastered buildiags: iro railing, park palling, windmills; farming utensils, ships or boats' bottoms, &c., as it' is itn penetrable hi wet, and will never blister o r rub cif, is Con' siderahly oheaper, :gees further, and will lost hinter than other p,nat. Ihe.colours are of lead and st one , and sold at their Mice, No. Old City Chambors, London, for ready money unlv,.tn Casks of, loolh. at 5,:., or sataller of S(411). at 2Ss.; and of SeliPal MSO may be-bird the genuine prepited Oil, apt( proper IliuSlies. Orders to. any extent received by post, executed the carte day if required.—No connection with the Frenchman calliaz himself Ageut to the Cumpani- HAMBURGEI (RECEIVFD THIS MORNING.I VIENNA, APutt, luiperial Highness the Archduke John, atter visiting the Italian fort resses, will join the Sotith German Army. The news that the Emperor of Austria has de clared himself King of Lombardy, and that that ancient Kingdom is to be revived under its vener ante name, has produced a very favourable ha pression at Milan. The presumed choice of the Archduke Anthony, to be Viceroy, k likekise highly approved. The new loan of 50 ini;lions proceeds rapidly, the ex change has also improved considerably within these few days. A Mr. Monterou, who came here some (lava after Buonaparte's entry into Paris, and who was said by French Papers to have been seat with an important commission, set out yesterday on his re turn to Paris. after a stay of several days, .during which he lodged at the hotel of Prince Talleyrand. Numerous miauthentioaded reports are in cireula tic,-,!.4...ec,:eeraing the object altoi the result of his (Other Pipers state hint to be a private friend of Talleyrand's.) In the present situation of things in France, peoples eyes are turned with eager attention,to the Archduchess Maria Louisa and her son, and many who are not disturbed by. the passions of the inoment, in their quiet contemplations attach to the existence of ihese two . distinguisheof per sons, considerations front which results may pro ceed very favourable to the happiness of Edirope. COPENFIAGE).I, APRILIS.---A courier from •Buo naparte has brought dispatches to•the Marquis de Mounay, the Ambassador of Louis XVIII. who has refused to take them. The courier has been forced to return, .t bough he wanted to go to Sweden. BERLIN, APRIL 18.—In all Poland the greatest tranciaility prevails, and great joy that ihe como tr,4 is to I.x again a kingdom. The noirch - of the Russian 'troops is unioterroptcd,,and Field-Mar s t u d Barclay de 'Folly, will cert,tinly arrive at with his Head-qu'artvrs, the 27th. NA.1 7 ,11, .NF,WS. DEAL, APRIL 23.—ArTived the Ac . bar frigate, Admiral MARTIN, hOlll the Scheldt, and sailed again for Plymouth.' Majesty's ships Tarta rus and A(!teon came into the amens from. the same place, and remain, with a fleet of.crnisers and several transports.—Wind N.V. 1 - IAIuxICH, APRIL 2.5.-'--Arrived the Thetis packet, %cid' a mail from Gottenhur ; ..ol. Sailed the Diana paeket, with a mail for .1-lamhurgh, and Alliance packet, with a mail for Gotte,,burgh. Wind N. RAMsGATP., APRIL 25.—Sailed the:. Lord CRS tlereagh and • traosriorts, from Northtle,q, are here, wait ing for orders. l'AnsTow, APRiL 4ddition to the losses we mentioned_ yesterday, the Friends Goodvvill, BitYANT, MRS!er, With etipper ore, froilv Truro, was driven on shore, and. the Captain and one man drowned. :The sloop, Mary, at Ilfracombe, has arrived here, with- the loss of, her mate, who was washed FROM THE LONDON , GAZETTE, APRIL 25. . BAN kRUPTs. rowis, Milk-street, warehouseman, to snrrendet April 29, May 9, ;MI June 6, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Me. Philip lined, Tezunie. Robert Graves, Fast Nottingliainshite, fishmonger, May IG*, 17, and June 6, at twelve, at the Ferry Boat„ Littlehorough. Attornies, Messrs. Mason.avd Mee, East Rettord, or Messrs. Exley, Stocker, and. Dawsan, rural vai's Litt, London. Ellis Needham the elder, Manchester, dealer, May 10,12, nod tune 6, at two, at the ,White Bear Inn, Manchester.- A!! araies, Mr. Philip Hurd, Inner, Temple, London, or. Messri. Hev,itt and kirk, Manchester. 'Llewellyn, Saint Peter, Carmarthen, merchant, April '29, May I', and June - at cloven, at. the'Taloot. Carmarthen. Attornies, Niessrs. Bleasdale, Alexander, and Holuie, New Inn, London*, or Mr. Thomas Jones, Carmarthen. Geo'rge Badham,•Broniyard, Herefordshire, victual er, May 9, 10, and June 6, at eleven, at the Falcon Inn,. Brom yard. Attornies, Mr. Robert I)mi:4cl-field, Bromyard, or Messrs: William and Gustavns Taylor, Peatherstone-huild - logs, Holborn. - John Bee Newcastle-upon-Tyne, tallow-chandler, May 5, 23, and June 6, at eleven, at: the George Tavern, New castle-npon-Tyne. Attornies, Mr. Stephen Reed, New castic-upon Tyue, or Mr. J. Willson, Gray's Inn-square. Charles Christian,. Bread-street, Cheapside lulldw-chandler, • May 6, 13, and June 6, at twelve, at Guildhall.. Attorney, Mr. J. ninghain, Vere-street, Lincoln's Inn. John Rapsey, 'Fleet-street, fishmonger, April 29,•MaY 6, and • June (1, at ten, at Guildhall. .Attorney, .Mr Harvey, Cursit or-street, Chancery-lane. Harold Stanley, Warnford-court, Thr9gmorton.street, mer chant, April .Slay 9 - , and June 6, at eleven, at Guild -1,:d1. Attorney, Mr. Bowden, Angel-court, Throgmorton- Ntreet. Julio Ilewitson, Wigton, Cumberland, innkeeper, May 4, .5, and June 6, at. tiered, at the Kiag's Arias, Wigton.- Attornies, Mr. Jolla Wigton, or Mr. Williams, Red Lio&-square: Thomas Gxipin, Bonitos, Devonshire, grocer, May 9, 10, and .lure 6, at eleven, at the .Balter's Inn, Honiton. At tornies, M r. Charles Luxinore, Red Lion-square, or Messrs. • Flood'and Mules , Bonito!). • - John Moore, Lcicc,Arr, wursted-spinner, May 5, 6,.and.Trtne 6, at ten, at the White 1-lart Inn, Leicester. At tornies, Mr.Tlromas Ines', New Inn; or Mr. Henry Dalby, Lei cester. William Lowman, Newen:tle-tspoti-Tyne, taylor, May 15, 16, and June 6, at eleven, at the George Lin, Newcastle upon-Tyne. Atturnies, Sir. W. B. Flexile), Gray's Inn sviare, or Mr.'Adinu ton, Newcastle-uptin-Tvne. • Richard :iddis, Monmouth, - mitltster, May 1, and Jame 6, . at eleven, at the bomiac of Jame. 4 Jarvis, Bridge-street, Bristol. Attornies, Sir Samuel Witcomhe and King, Sur.. jeant's Fleet-street, or Mr. Jolla Henry Frankis, Small-streer, 161. James FOSter i Bury Saint Edmunds, grocer, May 12, at seven, 18, and June t;, at eleven, at the Angel hill, Davy . Saint Edulunds. Al t unties,. Mr. Cimrles Leech, Bury Saint. Edmunds, or Mr. \V. 13rowlev, Grav'solnit• De.'vl:rfrtY Lisle the Newcastle-upon,-Tyne, cabinet.' • P-nikcr, May 15,•16, and :lath! 6, at eleven, at the George 1m), Newea.tle-npoti-Tvue. Attoraies, Messrs. Veggistins FKirliank, Hatton-in den, or•M r. Brockett, Newcast le upo Tyne. SEMI uel IsZorthwarnlinrotigh, Sonthitmpion, miller, May 8, at t we've. 9, at ten, and June 6, at cieven, at the „ George Lin, Odiham. Attornies, _Most's. I.l..aggett and Cole, Otlidam,. or Mr. Pailip Hurd, Tewitic. IMPERIAL PARLIA ENT. HOME Or LOUD,', TUESDAY, APRIL !S. TREATY ,OF VIENNA. Earl GnEY, adverting to the . allusion the Ist Ar.icle of th e T reaty o f Vienna, to-certain knolls Which had been previously entered into . ), serried,, ; that unless their Lorchhips were in: pos .- session of those stipulatio ns It would he onpossible for them to enter tally into the coosidera ion of of the Treaty itself_ The- Earl of LIVERi'OOL replied, that the stipu lations alluded to formed part of those pinor !no r ceedingS of the Congress, which in due lima would he submitted to the consideration of Par liament. RUSSIAN LOAN IN HOLLAND. Earl GREY proree-ied to observe, that there was another .subject on which he wished for itiformit t o ; ftom 'he Noble Earl. It was rumoured, that a loan of tel millions had been some Alai time ago raised in Holland for the service of Husain but that the representative of that Po%%er having at the Congress stated the inability of 'Russia to ILI it, it was determined that Russia should pay halt, "that Holland,•by some arrangement whiCh he ti id not profess to understand, should pay a quarrer, and that Great Britain should pay the retnaiiiing.quar ter—namely, two millions and a half of money. This agreement had, it seems, been entered into and signed by our Secretary of State, without any communication haring been made to Parliament on the. subject. Was it true, that his Majesty's Government had thus pledged the faith of the country to pay so large a sum Of nio,ey ? The'E arl of LtvEnPoot, said, that the Noble Earl must be well aware that no agreement "could be maderly his Majesty's Go% ernment, which must not be submitted to the consideration' of Patlia rnet►t, and which Parliament might or might not Confirm at pleasure. Earl GREY observeA, that he knew that. perfectly well, hut that it was very possible that Ministers might pledge the faith of the country, and place Parliament in the situation either of vio luting that faith, orof impo,ing on the'snbject burden of the, description which he had. men' ion. ed. - fit asked the Noble Lord if it was tile fact that such an rigrrement had. been entered into ? The Earl of LiVERPooL replied, that he could only-repeat th at Governm e nt could not be pledged to any transactions %vhich was nut subsequently Ibible to the controttl of P-nliament. He must decline answering the Noble Earl's queStiOn. Earl GREY remarked, that lie must consequent ly understand that the Noble .Earl d.d not deny that such an agreement had been entered into. r The Earl of DARNLEY iu reference to the recent Treaty at Vienna . , wished . to know wlisq xbra . 64,1 ... .1..1113 , 1 - a, 33 fe s sed measures of precaution don preparation, as referred to in the Address, were aware of the ex istence of the Treaty ? The Earl of LINTLaPoot. said; that by the Ad dress the House was ple.iged to no 'note than its language implied, a state of precant ionary pre paration.; but he had no difficultyin informing the NOble Lord, that one day prevOns to the Ad dress being voted, the Treaty was received in this comitry, hot under the circumstances it WaSlieenl ed ipiproper to bring it forward, as Noble Lords 'may recollect. He hail then distinctly stated, it was part of the policy of this Government not to force the conctutence of the Allies beyond what their own sense of the state . (1 affairs should prompt them to act. e Treaty alluded to was signed .on the '2sth of March ; it was, therefore, signed before they could know the situation to ‘vhicrthe• •King of France was reduced. Under such cir4' comstanCes, it was held tii he neither jUsenor ex pedient to consider the Treat y as conclusive, until the Allies were apprised of what had taken place--. (Hear; hear !) These - two Noble Lords spoke respectively in explanation, in which the Earl of LIVERPOOL Stated, that what he explained did not relt:r to the, transaction aS it existed now, .but as it did at the time :when the Treaty was signed. TRANSFER OP GENO.‘. The Marquis ot BucKtscsnAm, itt pursuance of notice, called the attentton of the House to the transfer of Genoa to Sa rdinia. The Noble Mara quis began by referring to the papers on the sub ject, and contended rink it was a transaction foul anti dishonest beyond what he had formerly con sidered it. Having adverted to all the topics this subject has produccd iu the Commons and else where, the Noble Marquis concluded by moving a string of. Resolutions, which - embUdied all his objections to the proceedings. The first ItCsoltv, Lion was in substance—" Th a at it appeared to tbu Llonse t hat Eatl liathurit, one of the Secretaries of State, in constmtence of information received respecting Genoa, did by letter, datell Sept. 1613, instruct the British General, Lord W. Bentinck, to take posstssion of Genqa, by virtue of a, Pro clamation,, promising them their ancient Consti . • tutiot . t. Notwithstanding that promise, Genoa lint been transferred to Sardinia. The conduct o f his . . Majesty's Government was, therefore, not only tt violation of the terms by which Ole British obtained pftseision of the city, but a violation of the Promises made in the name of the Prince Re. gent," c. Earl BATHuttsT contended,' that his Majesty's 'Government bad .not hew guilty of a breach of faith, directly or indirectly, towards the people of deboirl. .The Noble Lad entered on a most *lbis and satisfactory explanation of the c onduct sued by Government. He 'denied that instruct tions bad been given to Lord William Bentincls to promise a restoration of the anete".t Govern. meta ; and, with respect io the hoelamation, i the inhabitants certainly aiforded a neutral co.