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The-value of this work will he fonnri to be greatly increased by the addition of TWO APPENDIXES, the First of *hich exhibits a concise but persliicuou s view of the Learning of the Greeks, from the Sixth Century to the Capture of Con stantinople by the Turks in 1453 ; whilst the Second presents a brief but luminous Sketch of the Literary and Scientific History of tl•e Arabians. Both these Appendixes are replete with many curious particulars; and, to the English Reader, they will recommend themselves at once by their novelty and their interest. Printed for J. Slawman, 30, Ludgate-street, London. This Day was published, ISERIES' and PLEASURES or'MATRI ITA_ AkoNy ; or, The First Husband and the Second. Printed for A. K, Newman and Co. Leadcultall-street. The following are in the Press, and speedily will be pub lished Treachery; or, The'Gravc of Antoinette, a Romance, lay L. St. Stanhope, Author. of the Bandit's Bride, &c. 4 vuls. 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Families may select and furtish a whole House. in'a few days, 4voiding the extreme inconvenience of waiting several - Months in completing their Establishanent. East - and West India Articles, Army and NaVy; &c. Bcc. by Mulican and Sanders, tti and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, on ter the most moderate, for prompt payment. THE -MARKET& CORN-EXCIIANGE, JAN'. 16.—We had a large supply of all ki n d s o f G ra i n this morning from Es b - sex and Kent, and a cdosiderable quantity left over from last week, Fine Samples of Wheat sold at the prices of Friday, which was 23. lower than this day week, but ordin ar y were unsaleable. Oats g o otf•slowly on the same terms as this day week ; Barley, Malt, Peas; and Beans, sold at the same.prices as on n Friday, which was 2s. lo wer tha this day wcek 5 Rape Seed is very dull, .and 20s. per last lower. Foreign Wheat 38s . 435. 58s. Grey Pease - - - os. as. Fine ditto - - 665. -s. -s. New Grey Pease -40 s. -s. English Wheat - 4Si. &Bs, Tielt Beans - - -30 s. 345. Fine ditto -61 s. -s. -s.' Old - ditto - - 325. 40s. Old ditto - - - -'=-5. -s. I Small Tick Beans 255.375. Rye - - - • 2Sn. 30s. I Old ditto - ills. Fine ditto -: - - 365. -5. Feed Oats - , - • -31 s. 1 8 , 15 18s Earlev - - - s. 20s. -s. Fi ne di tto. -• •- - . 245. 265. Fine ditto - - -' 225. --s. Poland ditto - -16 s. 19s. New ditto - - - 325. -S. Fine ditto - -20 s. Sos. Isialt .- • - - Fine 655. Potatimilitto - -82 S. -s. Fi ne.ditto - - - 725. -s. Rape Se e d 30 1 . 361. per last. Whit e Pease (hoil.) 45 5 . 40s. Fitte-Flonr - -‘ 555. 60s. New White Pease - 535. - s . I S econds - -50 s. 535. SMITHFIELD, JAN. !G.-This day's Market hatl a middling supply of prime Beasts, and th e s h ow of Cattle in other re-- , SpeCt3 was pretty good ; V ea l was dearer ; Beef- and Mutton , were cheaper; Pork supfort e d l ast pr i ce ; and the trade hr general was somewhat brisk. The sales in the Hay-market were rattier considerable ; flay fetched last price; Straw has fallen in price; Clover has got. up in price. %Ire annex a cor rect statement of the prices and numbers :- To sink the Offal, per stone of 31b. - Beef, 4s. Gd. to r,s. Sd. Alutton, 55.-od. to 63.0 d. Veal, 6s. to 7s. Gd. Pprk, 35. Od. to 7s. (id. , • Beasts, 1890. Sheep, 16,300. Calves, 160. 'Pigs, f.'.20. 1 - 11 . -MAItKET. Hay, 31. to 41. lOs ' Straw, 11.-53. 'to H. 16s. Clover, 41. es. to 61.-108.., FROI4II/1; LONDON nA2Errt, SASI. 14, ISIS. ForPign-Office, January In 1815. -liis Royal Highi'rss the Prince Regent has been pleased, in.tbe name and on the behalf nt his Majesty, to approve of Mr. William Davenport as Consul at Londonderry for his Royal Highness the Prince of Orange .Nassau, Stfvereign Prince of the United Provinces of the Netherlands. Lorrt i mberlain's Office, Jan. 13: • By command of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, the ;40r , 1 Chamberlain has appointed Henry Alexander, Esq. Surgeon-Oculist to his Majesty.: arVar-Office, Jan. 14, 1815. ~9th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel E..L M'Gregor Murray; to be Lieut.-Colonel, by purchase, vice Johnston, who retires. . Coldstream ‘-Regiment..ed.,' Foot- Guards, Joseph Henry Lord IValiscourt to be without purchase, vice Chaplin, promoted. " 10th Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant D. Henderscm to be Cap tain of — a Company, by purchase, vice Allen, promoted. Ensign Henry H. Farquharson to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Henderson.. 22ci Ditto, Ensign Eyre Butler, from half-pay of the regiment, to be Ensign, vice Brown, who exchanges. 37th Ditto, Captain G. T. Colomb, from 9Gth regiment, to he Captain of a Company, vice Busby, who retires upon half-pay of the 96th Font. 52d Ditto, H. H. Hayes, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Craigie, promoted. GOth Ditto, - Daniel•White, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Maguire, deceased. "G9th Ditto. Lewis Kelly, Gent. to he Ensign, by purchase, vice Telly, who retires. ,-. ' 81st Ditto, Ensign John Godwyn to be Lieutenant, vice Sar gent, deceased, .• To be Ensigns, without purchase, James Cannon, Gent. vice SheltOn, deceased. Thomas Lawtoo, Gent. rice Godwyn. 88th Ditto, Lieut. John .Briu4,raug to be Captain of a. Com pany, without purchase; vice Sdair, placed upon half-pay. Ensign John Taylor to be Lieutenant„sice Armstrong. • 91st 'Ditto; Eusipi Robert Power to be Lieutenant, by put !, - ehase, vice AP.Niel, promoted in the GOth Foot. 101st_Ditto, Gentleman Cadet Noel Nortua Carter, from the Royal Military College to be En3ign, without purchase, vice King, appointed Quarter-Master., 103dDitto ; thimilton Saadi, 'Gent. to be Ensign, try purelase, vice Bradfutt, promote. in th e I , 2th Fuel. New Brunswick Fencibles, Lieut. William Dickson, from the 13th Foot, to by . Ciaptain of a Company. To he Lieutenants, Ensign ThOmas Delv. Jacob Smith, Gent with temporary rank. Ensign G. Y, Kimball, vice Baxter, who resigns. To be Ensign, Serjeaut• Peter Smith, from the - 104th Foot, vice_Dely.. • ' 6 TA FY. Captain Thomas Steele, of the Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, to be Deputy Adjulatit-Generallo the Forces serv • ing iH Janusica (with-he rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army), vice Lient.-U►rlonel It. Campbell, of the 72d Foot, ' • deceased. William . Ross, Gent. to be Deputy Assistant- Couunissary-GeneralAiiNhe'.Forces: • GARRISONS. • psptain Hugh Chisholm, of the late 9th Royal Veteran Bail' taliou, tb be Fart Adjutant of Fort Augustus,. vice Elring-__ ton deceased. Lieut wrant James Cochtaue, of the late sth Royal Veteran Battalion, to be Fort ;Major 4t Guernsey, vice Green, deceased. BARRACKt To be Barrack-Masters at Gibraltar,- Richard Hocliings, Gent. late Barrack-Master in Great Britain. William God dard,.Gent. late Barrack : Naster in Great Britain. • • ••• • tuavrt,st in the Gazette of the It October 1810. 73d Foot, for Lieut. J. W. H. Streaphan, from Half-pay of the Royal Waggon Train, to be Lieutenant. —Read J. W. H. Strahan, from Half-pay of the Royal Waggon Train, to be Lieutenant. 1341NK1UPTS: Richard Westbrook, the elder, Readin7, . banker, t o ?urren iler Jaa. 24, 31, and F e b. 2 u, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, M r . N ew b ery, Reading, or Mr. Wat kins, Stone-buildings, Lincoln's Inn. Henry Boyle Deane, Reading. banker, ,Tan. 24, 31, and Feb. 25, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attwiliei, . Mr. - Newbery, Reading, or Mr. Watkins, Stone-buildings, Lir:coin s Inn. James Palmer, Croyaon, lace-manufacturer, Jan. 24, 21, aini Feb. 25, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Swaine, Stevens, Maples, and Pearse, Filiedeirck's-place, Old Jewry. . . John Hassid! Hoard, Stockport, Ch es hlre t druggist, .1t..0. 4 , 2.1..../::1 .4 V.:3l , : w ' - eiritc6 '' iiicir Sous, gwithires-lan e , . Lom bard-street, London. John Fair, •oAldersgate-street;- nierchant, Jan. 21, 28, and • Feb. 25, at ten, at Guildhall.. Attorney,. Mr. Ha c k ett, Swithin's-l ane . David Ouston, Beverley, Yorkshire, coal-merchant, Jan. 25, 26, and Feb. 25, at eleven, at the Beverley Arms Inn, Beverley. Attoruies Messrs.. L oc k woo d and Shepherd, Beweriey, or Messrs;Lautbert, Taylor and Deane, (fray's Inn-square, London. Wiliam Rowlinson, Hardshaw within Ulindle, Lancashire, grocer, Jan. 30, 3i, and Feb. 25, at three, at the Legs of Man, Present. Attornie s , M. Leigh, Poultry, Londo n , or Messrs.ltowson mad Son, Preseot. Richard Evans, Bristol, corn-factor, Jan. 18; 28, and Feb. 25 at one, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. Att orn i es; Sir Mr. Fra ti ki s , B r i sto l, S. ' Whitcourbe and King, Serjeant's- Inn, Fleet-street, •or Roberi•Waller Sharp, Godahning, Surrey, dealer, Feb. G, .at two, 7, . at ten, ' an d 25, attwo, at the White,rorse Inn, Haslemere. . Attornies, Mr: Woods, Godahuing, or Mr. Winter, Serjeant's Inn,_Fleet-street. Joseph Kidgell, Sheffield, 'ornament-makec, Jan. 25, 26, and -_ -. Feb. 25, - •at eleven, at the Bull and Mouth Inn, Sheffield. Attornies, Messrs. Riiniugton and*WilsOn. Sheffield, or Mr. Wilsott, Greville7street, Hatton-garden. Daniel Crabtree, Bedminster, Sornersetsbire, miller, Jart. 16, 26, and Feb. 25, - at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Corn-street, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. Davis, Bristol, Qr Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, Gra's Inn-uare. . . Thomas Copeland, Lincoln, iron-fou y nder, -Fe sq b. 15, 16, 2-5, at el even , at the Angel Inn, Chesterfield. and Att ' . Mr. Waller, Chesterfi ornies,eld, or M essrs . Wi ndns and HoltawaYs Chancery-lane, L on d on. Sandford N ev il o and Jahn Suss-den the you nger , Leeds, corn and oil millers, Jan. 20, at five, 21, and Feb. 25, ateleven, • at the Golden Lion Inn, Leeds. Attornics Mr. F earu l ey, Leeds, or M r. B lahelock, Serjeant's Inn,Flee t - street. • James Horton, Kidderminster, rope , spiuner, Jan. 30, at five, 31, and Feb. sr6, at twelve, at the Stourport Inn, Stbur port. .Attornies, Mr. Bigg, Southampton-buildings, Chan cery-lane, London,• or Messrs. Hallett, bon and Smith, • Kidderminster. 'Samuel Herb er t, N ort h Newton, Oxfordshire, cow-dealer, Jan. 23, 24, and Feb. 25, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Banbury. Attornies, Messrs. Meyrick and Broderip, Red Lion-square, or Mr. Golby, Banbur. Robert 7114Clatcliey, Manchester, cottoir-maynufacturer, Jan, 28,- Feb. 1 and 25, at ten, at thb White Bear Inn, Man chester. Attornies, Messrs. Hewitt and Kirk, Manchester, or Mr: P. Hurd, Temple, London. Thongs Sharp arid Durell Stables, Drury-lane, iron -founders, Jan. 24, Feb. 4 and ..5, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. FL E. Stables, Harcourt-bnildings, Temple. Robert Hedges the younger, Old Bailey, confectioner, Jan. 21, 28, and Feba 25, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Osbahleston, London-street, Fenchurch-street. George Fraser, Brixton, Surrey, and Crooked-lane, London, tlour-factnr, J an . 19, at eleven, 91, and Feb. 25, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Dawes and Chatfield, Angel-court, Throgruorton-street. . William Jenks, Aldermanbury, silk-weaver, Jan. 17, 24, and Feb. 25, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. James, • Bucklersbury. -Abraham Israel, Portsea, merchant, Jan. 24, 31, and Feb: 25, at ten, at. Guildhall, London., Attorney, Mr. Bennett, George-street, Minories. Dame Catherine Marsh, Limy ,Deane, Richard Westbrook the eider, and Henry Boyle Deane, Reading, Berks, Jan. 24, 31, and Feb. 25, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.- Attornies, Mr. Newbury, Reading, or Mr. G. Wa.tkinson, Stone-huildingS Lincoln's Inn. [Dividends &c. To-morrow :I , On 'Thursday evening the following currcd at a n 11111 in Woolivi e h :-An Officerffa in his Majesty's Navy made an assignation with a young Lady belonging to a respectable family to meet her at the Jim. Instead of the young lady, how..' ever, her brothets attended, produced a brace of pistols,. ittirl detTlalltled satisfaction of the Officer for endeavouri n ,, b to seduce hi s s i ster. ' file Naval Hero, to pacify the enraged,, brother, p rom i sed marriage.- Dtrritl PAPER A. WARS Attr, lEc. 26.—The following,. Order cf the _flay has just, been published here . , " It is the will of his Lupe Vial Highness the Grand Ptike Constantine, that the 01'leers a all yanks who have not hi= therto given in their names to the Commandants of the De partments shall do so within the space of sixteen days from the date of the present orders; in case of neglect they will have to ascribe to themselves alone the consequences that may ensue from it. It is observed at the same time, that the Com mandants of the'llepartments, according to the orders of his Excellency General bourbrowsky, will immediately scud to the Polish Military Committee, the list o! tho names of those Officers Who shall have had theta inscribed in their J3oreaux within the period above stated. The General in Chief of the Staff, " TQLENSKI." Rom E DEC. 2 i .—News - has been received that Cardinal GOnsalve, Secretary Of State and Minis ter Plenipotentiary froM his Holiness to the Con gress, has arrived at Milan, returning. from Vi enna. A 4 far as we know at Rome, Austria per- SiSES in disposing of the Marches and of the Three Legations. It is supposed, therefore, that his Excellency Will make but a shat stay' at Rome, after which he will return to Vienna if the Con gress is prolonged.--(Oracle, Jun. 13 • - BRUSSELS, JAN.. 9.-1 n the Army of General Kleist Von Nollendint, which lies on the Lower Rhine, the Maese and the Moselle, all the Officers and soldiers who were absent on furlough have been recalled, and besides tbese . some reinforce ments are expected. • Along our:frontier all is quiet, the amicable and commercial intercourse 'with France increases daily, and is returning to the same situation as before the war. in '1792. It is asserted that the French Government intends to improve the fora-, fications of Dunkirk, and to make of that place an important fortress, and to give its trade in the North Sea all possibl e a d vantages. • VIENNA, DEC. 31.—1 t is said,' that the Egil peror of-Russia has declared, that he thinks to celebrate at Vienna the fete of the Emperor Francis nn th e 13 t h o f February ; in return for the manner in which that Monarch celebrated his. A circumstance which seems to indicate that the stay of the Monarchs will be prolonged is, that lfi new fetes have been brdered•• for the Court.- - 06 the other hand, we have more hopes than ever • of 'a happy issue of the Congress. On Christmas there was a grand conference. It seems', that since the delivery of Count Hardenberg's Notes, the negociations in writing have ceased, and the mode of treating verbally, which was adopted at 'the commencement of the Congress. hns ‘,..Ave articles laid before the Congress on the affairs of Germany, have given rise to most important discussions in Several sit tings. The register of the proceedings fills 20 folio sheets, but it is not judged proper to com municate them at. present to the public. BRUSSELS, J. 8. This morning passed through this city a courier of the King of Naples .'coming front London, , whither he carried dis patches for his master a short time Since he re turns to Naples by way of Munich, being charged with dispatches for the King of Bavaria, and for .Prince Eugene, late Viceroy of Italy. • JANUARY B.—A private letter front Vien ma, of 'the 28th ult. says, the French negociations-have employed all the finesse of diplomatic art to binder Prussia from becoming a neighbour to France ; they have said, that every contact of the two - States would lead to disputes, and cause war, which it was essential to prevent in the new order of things - in Europe. From this truth, which can not be contested, they wanted to draw an in &Terme which has not had the good fortune to be approved ; it would be proper, said they, to cede to France the province of Luxembourg, with the fortress of that name, and all the part of the Ar dennes, extending to the frontiers of the country of Namur. " This country," said they " would not at all i ncrease t h e power of France, , but would greatly add to its security." The Ministers of the Allies perceived the "subtilty of such an argu ment ; and you may easily suppose they were not the dupes of it. The province of Luxembourg, renowned for the bravery and loyalty of its inha bitanti; has never been separated from the Ne therlands ;• you may be assured it will make a part of our fine Belgium, envied by certain Powers, but whose d est i ny i s irrevocably fixed ; the Dutch, the Be)giaus, the Liegeois, all the children of the same family, are going to embrace as brothers after a long separation. • RATISBON, DEp. 30.—Aceording to a private letter front Dresden, says the Bamberg Gazette, a Deputation of the Citizens having requested of time present Government the revocation of the or der, forbidding.any mention to be made of King Frederick Augustus in the public prayers, has met with a refusal. BERLIN, Dec. 31.—Baron Billow, the Minister for the Finances, is sent for to Vienna, and will set out immediately. Mr. Ville Councillor of State, and• Civil Governor of the Countries be tween the Elbe and the Weser . , is arrived here to regulate, with the higher Authorities, the defi nitive organization of those Provinces. . The Countess de VOss, w h o Was at the head of the Royal Household, died last night, MAILS. ARrtiVrti—i-1 France, 1 Listiun, t Ilollatid, Gueitisey and Jersey, 2 Dublin, 4 Waterford. Lisbon, 3 Haut t Holland. PRICE a Tfrl4 IMY Al' T' i 3 ant: Stotk, 3 per Cent. Recf. 654 3 per Cent. Cons. V4l 65 , 4 per Gent. Cons, S 4 Sper Cent. Navy Ann. 93-94 STOCKS VELVI: O'CLOCK. Bank 1.. Arin.'lo4. India Bonds, 19s. 20i. pr. Exchcq. Bills, 3i. ss. pr. Ounlimn, 2 dis. Coos. for Account. SUGAR.--The Average price of Brown or 'Muscovado Sugar, computed from the Returns nude in tier we4k ending I ltts Jatuary, 1815, 4 78s. 53d. per cwt. HIGH WATFtR AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW, Morning, 14 minutes atter C. I Evening, 39 minutes after 6. PE SUN soLEM QUIS (MERE FALSUNI AUDEAT ? LONDON, MONDAY, .11/LNUAR,Y 16, 1615. HALF PAST ONE. A regtilar sales of Vienna Papers to the 3d has just reached our Office. O❑ glancing over them, we observe nothing worthy of stopping the Press for insertion. The News of the Sig nature of the Treaty at Ghent is displayed in a marked manner in the Court Gazette and other' Papers of the 2d inst. We undcntand the Lords of the Treasury 14,0 e conic. to a detertnination, under present circum stances, strictly to enforce. the.,Navigation Acts, and to do away with all those temporary iudul gences which the Continental System" neces sarily introduced. In one or two late cases, we hear the Parties have obtained leave to bond cargoes for exportation, where the importation has not been quite conformable to those Acts, but even this it is said will be discontinued. We would rather believe the French Funds than the French Papers or the private letters, which some of our contemporaries contrive to receive, front France. The Plinth have g►adually risen from below 72 to above 74—while the News-. papers• have represented the Congress at Vienna as anti-pacific ; and the private letters, Rance as unsettled. A Dutch Mail brings a variety of Continental Intelligence, to which Frankfort Papers make a considerable addition. When, however, we have perused them all, as well as-what comes to us thro' the French Press, we can only say, that except in one or two minor matters, they leave the veil which hangs over the destiny of Europe just wbere it was a month ago. ;Trench Papers to the 14th arrived this Morn , ing--;the following is a Summary of their chief contents, the dates from Vienna reaching to the ad. Tbe•Prince Royal_of BAI,-,\;-ht has gone to Salt:burgh, to order the country of that name, the .quarters of the Inn, and Haus-Reek, to be ceded to AUSTRIA. _These definitive cessions of terri tory shcw that the labours of the Congress ap proach a termination. It is said that Lord CAS TLEREAGH Sent A Note on the 28th, in which he strongly enforced the British opinions upon the points reckoned most essential to the repose . . and tranquillity of Europe; and insisted on their being settled by - the llth of Jan. according to the bases which he had proposed. , It is-thought that the French Ambassador sent a note on the same subject on the following day.. The English and French Ministers, it is added, appear to live on terms of great intimacy: A final arrangement of difficulties is spoken of as growing every day more difficult. A grand conference on the 29th is repre sented as having terminated without producing a s a# tisfactory result. • Many important notes, deciara tions, and reclamations, were mutually communi • Gated. The affairs of the Church proceed slowly !. The Court of Bavaria is -said to be pursuing its plans of aggrandizement upon the left bank 'of the Rhine—and it is hinted that some of, the great Powers are looking to their own - interests and for getting the common cause., This is the substance of the Vienna news in the ,Gazette de France.—The other Journals have the- following : VIENNA, JAN. 2.—The celebrated Sir Sidney Smith, always fertile in new and striking ideas, having recollected that the Holy - Sepulchre great. Lamp of the Temple of Jerusalem had i)een taken • away, resolved to furnish one by means of a Ball, which he gave in conjunction with John, the Traiteur of •the Court. The Bali was given on the 29th ; the tickets of admission were 10 florins each . . It is not yet known whether the Ball met with the expected success, and whe- tiler the Temple of Jerusalem is likely to have new lamp ! ! The King of Prussia VHS there. PARIS, JAN. 11.—The King has iss'ied an ordon' nance, by which 50 francs are allowed to ever% man who shall voluntarily enlist in the army. PROCEEDINGS RELATIVE TCrNIEHER DE EA TOUtfig. It is now difficult to meet .with a man why las participated in the uritues and excesses