The Sun. — London, England, 1815-04-17 00:00:00

iioe l the 'rof s i.,01, ikt.‘ • 70r55 oo i th e lel l - , 1 Rll l , il A , ,P CP ' ti al ) , 4' for', [AL TWINE CLOTH. YAL LErrEits PATENT. CIES. ~....... . hr.. TklEATItt• ROYAL, IMURY-LANE. trit:irSja.eslties.3-.RLSENT EVENING, April - 17, their ' Sertants will perform the Tragedy of ki. ~,, KING RICHARD THE" THIRD. Ilitteki!lghaen•rY, Mr..P.opeL.Dolie of Vilou t eeste a r, N . fr. ta K u e e a e rt n : i. GI a n Mr. Holland ; Richmond, Mr. ae , over ; Lady Anus, Miss Boyce. .. To which will be added th e new Musi c al R omance o f THE icfNT STATUE ; ' 2 t , ; ., o.r, THE IRISHMAN.IN ,BAGDA1:1 1 . , Iri,iii,:! (Prince of Balsora), Mr.Cl'allack ; Xilrooney (an li.ato‘rtiarellet), •Mr. Johnstone; Boubikir Moussin fa D‘er giei4,o Viii,ll, Mr. Oxberry ; Morabec (a benevolent .la -I,lu.yee'.'l!'r. (=awe; Alcolomb (a Princess of Bagdad), Miss 'zt L a d'. 'ma (daughter of Kilrooney), Miss Kelly; lklusca 1 , )of the Haraio), Miss ooke. tr oli: 4"4 ""w ) Xing Riebard 'the Second ; with Fortune's. THEATRE. ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. P RESENT or n EVENING, April 17, will ,ed -eperf the Tragedy of .1 11 ii JULIUS CiESAR. br ut 111 eltmr, Mr. Egerton • Marc Antony, Mr. Conway . ; 'tett,u?, Mr. Kentble; Cassiu:', Mr. Young; Casca, Mr. Fa . u : Pltri;6'r,e,.bon, Mr. Barryrnore ; Di:6ns, Mr. Abbott ; Cal . `"%s Logan ; Portia, Mrs. Remind. u w ' l ictt "ill be added (MI: time), a new Grand MeloZtra lled ntI CA ; Olt,"TI-TI!."E'Il.!-TI'AcEZEIt AND HIS WIFE. • I ll;,,t 4 1. 11 ,1 4 1 (the Sultani, Mr. Farley ; Sel , iin (the Aga)a)za.,,e --erza (the Net-maker), Mr. Emery ; , Alm . 1 Wif e ellll, Miss S. Booth ; Ebra (the Net-maker's Atrs.. TheOamester ; with The Forest of Bondy. LIEUTENAWS 01 , ' THE ROYAL NAVY. A dmiralty-Otlice, April 14, 1815. THE LOR DS .COMINITS.MONERS of the AD- IsIiRA LTY havin NANTS ilth g deter m i ne d to employ. LlEU !Poltsatu Roy a l N avy at the several Telegraphs on s, Piyroooth, and D ea l Li nes, as well as at the 261id•iNiations: This is to give Notice thereof, and to desire tviti.at Lieutenants who may wish to be thus delay signify employed should the sante to mu at this Office, stating "lespective A• , I t Place s of Residence. • b es, an d prese n t 14:utenants so employed will be allowed, in addition to , 4 11411=Pily, Three Shillings per Diem for Subsistence, 4L.'SiliPtllce per Diem for Fuel. J: IV. CROKER. • ' . AVYIiEFIANIIST 4EETING. til ti ‘ I% ANNIVERSARY ME ETI N G of 15t fvYKEIIANnsiss win he held on WEDNESDAY' the 4ti. iipril next t I C•wn - IA cl Tavern, in the 4 124. . ,atle to ant a lor °u• dnclord Risto STEWARDS . pOf *London. 117i1/ialrl- Actol, Esq. h, Th Rev W. Lisl e Bowles, ! 1 . The Rev . . C. • - The Itev. - tbitiner oiaTable at Five o'ClOck.--Ti c l i t s to be had at the • • _ ~....... TO BE son) BY AUCTION, 1:15.114"Altr) al drn 1. ' . .in MART, ; : r n e;•l2 l ?'‘ . : l : ' , .lAp':l-1 --2.l t — b ,— a l t : AN B 4l t t t e in ix i.ots, unless notice wi i i ,: u sP?sed of by Private Contract, -of which due ~AC .",e given, . l ‘' 4 Pita' ESTATE at RICKMANSWORTH, It ta ,. • 1 1 l it tee onnty of Hertford; consisting of a.A.lansion- Ac'el:;' "INiONEY IIILL; and upwards of a 1 lontincl Nrt e- , La ud, divided into several Fartt!s, called NM! l Eti l d 4:61 .i,. 0 ,..% Sock e r' s Pam, the Hill Farm, 1l otnlme . ks an n. :1 , 1 - viel,`ll', now i n the sereral occupations of Z. Wishart...E.l. kiagle.ton, Joseph Hone, .1. Kirby, . Lilli a n ii J o h n . ht:cl u t i , - Nei. Le. aseS, Ai:ilium Sedgwick, and W. A illiain Se io,siiiii, J • The r, • The ~state may be eiewed by application . t c and leave of kldre'Pretive,Tenatiti, an icriptire Particulars may he kr 4 4t il ile .. 6 7 ,11 1 him, Ric malissvortli ; Essex Arms, .‘ l % i al i N1 1) „, 1 ..;(1 'Lion Itili, Dart t Angel, St. illmit's ; 'D.,, k „J Inns 44it 11,11r,ylertford ;.Saltsbury Arms, Hatfield ; prine'Pd en 'k eml.4e.!, Beaconsfield, ..4.3l;iiry, Henley, and 'Mit: e i_ in. !,.P. l !t'e of sale ; at Mr. Waiit,.'s, Solicitor, Dunrno% .. , ~,. - in ; Agents, Alessrs. Exle,, Stocker, and D aN% s ,n 4 ,t:?e 'il h i , !, al.:livid% Inn, London, where a Plan of the Es t i le 1 1 4 , cs li , gr. Benjamin Whitney, Voxford; further and . of_ . l - ka:plieert, ai 'rinixted, Essex ; and any particulars '''e ii;4l by. applying to Air. Wade' -.,-„..,_____ • ilh., MlLLAturs impEßl _, I 1 IS MAJF.STY'S dto' PRI stloftl„ !• 4. l• 0 , ti• ,bit - t o •• " .... 2 0 Cr p. yd. are ettiml to other Clot 11 at 3 itt o . • •• • • "•'2 G , I)itto Ditt o 3 6 ••••it to • :. • ... „ . 3 a Ditto llitto 4 3 114 • ' .... •• •3 .G. , Ditto --Ditto 5 0 Vitt , •••• • •-• •4 . Altt a . * • • .• • , ..4 u Ditto Ditto 5 6 . a Ditto Ditto 6 6 I lle x • -.* '• •• 5 G Ditto Ditto 7 6 11,11. '' , 1i,g...4 an.,) . 1 equally economical in prt••• ‘ a,,0 t • ' t.'• •• • 1.- wide mrtioil and totally super (ittt;, 115 .......) ' • . l e,ies th s e inthvalthfol prac -1 IL:: r..,,, ii if; 6 - .'. yds. tice - of Nvitrining beds. fo l • 6 •N;,,,' ''',' e ,Si , i4l, St a mpt•tl,.‘v it 11 the Patentee's it v ilxpii rt '.'''. , -'k, in e.;D:eb ,f i,u aryl 30. pieces eac h, asserted y 'ht i b i"- 1 .11, with thek,••:ual allOwance to Mereaants ; and I), t4 t It ; 4 •''' fof 'tbe 11'0 . 1 1'...1-1• •s and instil id ads, at the 'l s , ioa vv -`-,..' ,`",.:'1,!,` ‘ - -3 •-d no other kt4t.,11.. archaises, Au, i, ,iicapsiue, .!,, at 1 . a . k e .tit „ f !i` aiithiralile cloth ii most desirabse, not on 4 " 1 3 %. " , r1. I t t, g;rent econo:a:v but tar its native property. con -111: ',1 4) oti:: . ,. i u , 4, ' , 11i h. •I'lt,sse. wire) wear it are IitIOWII to pos -111te,trsi,ii-; '•• tetopei attire not known lwfore, it so re g ulating tr,,,lti 3 ii 4t liili jite riviin s( , rir•g - ('). ite*alth• in every eltit . ta ti te . , lit.:'' triter tr,‘"E clnielied, neither promoted in too great .a proper= It'''liieli pritiiility and a4teeahleness of wear, ar . e . pt opt til tv l‘ 'llite ( e . 'l( . l er it elnalli desirable tu . every . indivi , dnal. t,,,,: t 1,,. ton -,;liiitt-4 for Ladies' Dresses and children s wear,. !)11 brt s , ri.1,11"1 .`, above, in pieces containiog three . and t.rsi,,t`l'esueach. frtun Three to pour Guineas per piece. • N.,;,..„ 1 all*• vf--.:cated. • •--, 1) 4 I, . -------- -- • --- —____ - '' N6 i elitil l"t. i ANTI-IIIPETIGINES, or i',1131, , 401()N.s 1, .c.ps fwitlinnt Mercury, or any delete= 4.t41,,'",',1i',, t‘liielt stand in the highest estimation for ttiCl;,i,alttatiti• ',tie Scurry, ,ct•olula. LeprnsY. a nd, 911 di r'i la ] F;11, 1 S 1 „ 4 int brilitire state :if the blood ; mnug , srr i ,o , ;141'ttliisttait,'1,.,.;rtittst itopereptihle. in their oFoerratthialai bestjiti,eerotis 4.1 Mrrv itic h'' '- ' ,- (7" •I''''' di l c. ' erect, for stimulating it to ::,t14,4 1ip01i(),,••,),,5,`',`..""•"'.1.1.'u, , ''',),(.;:•riv, strength and tone ilerre4,;t i',ll(%.l,:!;P"'''' •!"I`."'." .• J., both body and , iig ittld iii ignratitsg 'via b :11 It. Prj , ',/. 41 ltl.<- (.13-per I. it'l . or fur in one Family It atl . c for ii NI, '"'4,11 c 3-per . - • ' ',, ~t".. .. ...i, 11):Iel ~ 111.. lIC is sit% CI ..."... the stain of each v, v,,,,,14p001," ;i.'e engraved on bi , i)(11,1! 4'bltt which vone -ire-tcnui-"c• 'll ‘'itriZl'''.‘°',S,;tyls'l Leigh, Is. Strain!; Bacon and Co• ISO, London, and all ' I."4'''Ve:, l' l PP' ) siZ- Ne., ' .mod-street, ti t , 4 • ar ec s .. ~ ,41 IV' r• No, oi , : , - , o i tef i by letter, the tti44, t4o4liiii on expects._ -. , n c.on? .. to. he ihehysed; ad '''s*4:4l44,,t,le.vil..tj,(7trt e',l,,°':jr:.'',.',.:,,Not`,l,tccilleivti-lionse,. tu:ar . . 'kill u'ult liostagt. •" '' • - ~ -..... ' .f.,1 lz. <:::_. 'f - ..4 1, * - ,- .. r , , : 'I: - , • r cAtt 4/. ,A . - ' r..l . N Nit % —, ~,,,, This Dap was published, In Three Volumes, 12mo. price )Bs. iu boards, 1113 E. CURSE of ULRICA ; or the ‘Vhite _AL 'Cross Knights of Riddarholwen. A Swedish Romance of the Sixteenth Century. Printed for Black, Parry, and Co. Booksellers to the Hon. taSt India Company,'Leadenhall-street. • ' In a few Days will be pnblished, in 2 vols. Svo. AN AUTHENTIC NARRATIVE of the IN VASION of FRANCE in 1814. By M. DE tEACCHAMP, Author of " The'History of the War of La Vendie." - The POlitical and Military Annals of Nations have never iiipplied - suCh interesting subjects for the contemplation of matikind'hs are united in the description of this a3tonishing epOcif, in which are exhibited the most memorable events and the most affecting incidents that. were ever produced by the Sword 'of War or recorded !►y the Feu of nista'''. Printed for H. Colburn,. 50, Conduit-street. This Day was published,. Handsomely printed in Two Volumes, Octavo, with a Por. trait of the Author, price 11. 6s. in boards, HISTORICAL MEMOIRS t)f . MY OWN TIME. Part the First, from ti 7-2 to 1780; Part the &tour', from _l7Bl to 1784. By Sir N. WILLIAM WRAXALL, Bart. Printed for T. Cadell Lod W. Davi e s, Strand. Ofwhom may he had, by the same Author, 1. The HISTORY of FRANCE,-front the Accession of Henry 111. in 1574, to the Death of Henry IV. in 1610 ;`pre ceded by a View of the Civil, Military, and Political State of Europe, between the middle arid the close of the Sixteenth Century; and followed by a View of the State of Europe at the Accession of Louis xth. The Second e.dition, with con siderable Additions, handsomely printed in Six Volumes, Bvo. price 31. 3s. in boards. '2. MEMOIRS of the COURTS of BERLIN, DRESDEN, WARSAW, and VIENNA, in the years 1777, 1778, and 1779. Two Volumes, Syn. ad Edition, les., in hoards. S. - 4 TOUR round the BALTIC, through the Northern Countries of Etetope, particularly Denmark, Sweden, Fin land, Russia, and Prussia : in a series of Letters. Fourth Edition, Bro. Els. in boards. This Day was published; In Octavo, with Four Plates, price 12s. boards, ON GUN-SHOT WOUNDS of the EXTRE mrms, requiring the different Operations of AM potation, with their - after-treatment ; establishing the Ad vantages of Amputation on the Field of Battle to the Delay usually recommended ; exhibiting the Improvements intro duced by Military Surgeons in the Operations of Amputa tint, at the flip-joint, Shoulder-Joint, Thigh, .Arm, Leg, Foot, and Hand, during the Peninsular War ; distinguishing the gra t er Number of Cases in which these Operations are . necessary; and showing the Simplicity and Safety of Am putation at the Shoulder-Joint, and the PractiCallility and Neces6ty for its Performance at the Llip-Joint. The whole. accompanied by Remarks on th e P rac ti ce o f th e F renc h Surgeons, principally . deduced trom Personal Ob.eri 7 ation ; supported by Official Documents collected by Sir James - Mqirigor, Inspector-General of Military Hospitals, with the Army under the Duke. of Wellington, and intended for the Use of the Juni or Officers of the Medical Department of the British Army. . • ••• - . . By G.J. C;UTHRIE, of the Royal College of Surgeons, London :, Deputy Inspector of Military Hospital,. ; Printed for Longinan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row. , This Day was published, - handsomely printed in Two I'OIIIIIICA, Petavo, with thirty-fivs Engravings, price.2l. 2s. hoards, OURNAL of a TOUR and RESIDENCE in ILP GREAT BlirrAts. During. the Years' 1810 and 'lBll. By A FRENCH TI:AVELLER. With Remarks on the Country, its Arts, - Literature, and Polities, and on the Manners land Customs of its Inha bitants. Edinburgh: Printed for Archibald Constable and Co.; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London, 1 4 1 ' This work, Whiclf will consist of tWo octavo volumes, with attmerous engravings, is the production of a French gentleman, who hail left his own country noire than twenty years before be paid a visit to ours, and bestowed a little more time and a little more pains on the survey of which he has now publiOed the results, than hi.; eon:Aryl - heti usually allot to such purposes. There is scarce's. any part of the country which he has tint viiiited, aud scarcely any of the subjects which these visits could sui:gest that he has nut dis cussed with exemplary candour, intelligence, and Originali ty. In presenting it to the nation to Whilnl it reintrs, the publishers arc aware that they subject it to no connsiou or deist, but they are very lunch raistalien if it be 'not.spetidily reeoguised as the most intellig,ent, most copious, and most impartial account that any foreigner his ewer given of this country. : This Day was published, Handsomely printed in Twenty Volumes, Quarto, price. :WI. . in hoards, The Fifth of the • FN N CYCLOP,EDIA. BRITANNIC; or, Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, And Miscellaneous Li terature. - Revised and corrected. With a-greatly improved set of F - gravitsgs. Edinburgh : Printed for Archibald Conitable and Co.; Gale, Curtis, and Fenner, Laudon ; Thomas Wilson and Sons, Yank ; John Cumming, Dublin. *,," The Encyclopedia Britanuiea forms a complete alpha betical Repertory of every branch of lsnowledge and art.— The great superiority of its plan has 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 llas been for some ti me i n course o f p u bli ca ti on , in :Months; Parts; or half-volumes, in which mode it has al ready reached the First Part of the Fourteenth Volume ; but, as the priating.of the whole is now finished, the publishers beg to announce, that such Sithscribers as wish immediately to complete their sets, in twenty volumes, may have an op portunthy of doing so, by applying to their respective book sellers. This Edition will be accompanied with a SUPPLEMENT, containing some interesting articles omitted in the body of the NVorls ; the continuation of the historical articles; and all the recent discov.-ries and improvements in the Arts and ticiences.—The Proprietors beg leave respectfully to refer to the list of c: , ntribwors' in the Prospectus already before the public, as affording the best ple.:ge of what may he expected from this supplemental worti, which cannot fail to prove highly useful to the possessors, not only of the Th - esent. but of former editions. It will consist of rive Volumes , and it is hoped that the First part of the First Volume will be ready to appear during the ensuing summer. • JUNIPER ESSENCE of PEPPERMINT by HEATH., rritus tissENcE is a safe, effectual, and Idea - cant Remedy its Flatulencies, Gouty and Choliey Pains in the Stomach and Bowels, Indigestion, hysterics, Sea-sick ness, Nausea attendant on Pregnancy, Relaxation and . Lassi intle arising front Atmospheric He7t , Waot of Appetite,. In juries from Inclement Weather, the abuse of spirituous Li -s and in the Spasmodic Affection of tbe'Stomaeb and , so c9mitton to Infants,---adoptin g the dose tai t or gen.., f the e,;v , e': As a - Family Nledicine, or fur the Army or Navy, wil; H.. found a valitable acquisition. .;(7.IPER .2.ziENCE of PEPPERMINT is so well 'mown as a valuable that the pri nc i pa l obleet. of this i f. t o guard purchasers agairist the limner t ,„-• • felts which are prepared by Druggists, zs, : 6, cape clam for Exportation. The only Caution J.P. EATI • ve, ic, to see that J. HEATH, Nottingham, is eng:y►y , Goverinnent st amp. Sold, Wholesale and Reiail, - As, No.ufi, St. I atiCs Church-pull, in but- Dd. anu Ls. lid.• LO/41/. >,27-1,......,.. 'A, =1•• g;,„7-,''' '--- .:''' ,4 0t61 :-' .-„,, \\~~~ ~~ 7~ ~;~ ~ '•~{ ~~ ►~~~ ~~~j~ "` ~lr~~- !, 7 , **. a V1CTU.,41,1, I NG-OFF ICE, zipril i, 1815. THE COM 31 ISSIONERS for VICTUALLING • H .11.4.1E5 . T.PS NA FT do hereby give Notice, That ! on Tuesday, theisib instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (Sealed up), and treat for TWO HUN DII TONS , „r MUSCOVADO SUGAR, ONE HUNDRED TONS of COCOA, and FIVE THOUSAND ELLS of CAN VAS fur Pudding Bags; to be respectively trnswerable to Samples (the Sugar and Cocoa of .not less titan two pounds weight each) to be produced withthe Tenders, to he delivered,the Sugar at the rate affront Berenty to Eighty Tons per Week, and the Cocoa and .canvas.in the space.-of a Fortnight, 'Mato his illaiesty's l'ictualling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills payable, With interest, Ninety days after date. The CoilditiOns of the Gout, acts mi 4 be C CIL at the Se eretary's Office. 'No regard will be Karl. to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in lrnrds at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday, the 18th instant, nor sunless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, April 8, 1515. T HE CO JIM LS'SIONERS far VICTUALLIN G His 1 1 - .I.IF:S7'I'S NJVI'' do hereby glee Notice, that an Friday, the elst instant, they will be ready to terrine 7 'enders in writing, sealed up, and treat for 'FAVO HUN DRED TONS V'MON BUTT and ONE HUNDRED TONS of IRON PLATE HOOPS, ti be manufactured from the best British Iron, to be delivered in Four Weeks, by weekly pro portions, into Ms Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Bills payable. with Interest Ninety Days after date. T'ie Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secre tary's Office. • Nil regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price' shall not he inserted in words at length, or that shall not he delivered to the hoard hefore One o'Cloch on the said Friday, theVlst instant;' nor nnless the PCISOII lehe. Makes the Tender, or .collie Person an his Behalf, attends, to answer when called Pr. OFFICE OF ORDN:INCk, April 5. iBl5. T HE PRWCIPAL OFFIC'EIOi of His MA JESTY'S ORDN.:INCE rlo licrthy .ire No/ice, that Proposals will be Itcriecrl at their (Wire, on or before Frieling, the ;..'tst InNtant, from Such Persons as may he williag to itadrrtahe the Supply q'varioas Articles termed PETTY E NIPTION A It:TV:Qt. Sorrier or th;., Department, for trportod of Thee liars; determlllohle niter the Expiration of On! Yenr, upon Notice of Three Mouths, at the Option of either Party. Patterns and Samples of the :Mkles may be vie red, upon application at the prinevl,val S7otehrepi.r's gliice in the Tower; and farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Con ditions the,Contract,moy he known at the Secretary . , Ogee in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the haters ofTen and Four o'Cloch, where the Proposals mat he delivered scaled up, and endorsed " Pruin,Aala fde Petty Eniptionary Articles ;" but ito Pro, osal can be• admitted after the said 91st Lateen/ , at Ylecte! o' Clock at Noon of the same" day, nei - t:ler will any Tender be not it el, naf,ss the Party making - it, or an leis behalf, shed? attend. By Order qt . th e Board, B. H. GIZ Elr, Secretary. OFFICE OF ORDN_LVCE., .Ipril 5, 1815. T HE PRINCIPAL' OFFICERS of His MA ' JES2:I"S 01111217.1.NCE do he7e!n g ive Notice, that Proposals Trill lierrreirrd at their (Vice in Pall-Mall, on or hr/are Fria;;; ;; the 21st Instant, front snch Persons as 71 !. ,7 9 be to nndertahe the Snpply g l SLATES, deno minated INIPER,IALS, DUTCH ESSES, cpuNTESSES, LA QUEEN's RAGS, and WESTMORLAND SLATES, for Serrire q f this Department, for a period o f Three Years, determinable after the Expiration of ,One Year, epon Melee 'pf Three Months, at the Option of either Party: Farther Particulars, together ta:th the . ,Ternis and caindi- ,. (ions V the CWittllC: 7 Mar/ he hnown at the Secretary's (Vice, in Pall-Mail aforesaid, any Day between the Hours Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be de livered, scaled up, and endorsed, " Proposals for Slates ;" but no Proposal can be admiked after the said , 2lst Instant, at 7'welve o'clock at Noon the seine day,': - neither will any'Tender be noticed, unless, the Party making it; or an digent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, 1.. 11. CREW, Secretary. OF EOF ORDNANCE, April 5, 1815. rir E PRINCIPAL OFFICEIL4 of His MA . JIL JES TY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be received at !itirO f fier, Pall Aran, On or before &Nay,. the 21st -Instant, /ruin .such Persons as may he willing to undertake the Supply qf ill.Ol CHEgrES, for Streiee of this Depurtment, at Birminghnni,./ia a period of One Year. . Patterns qf the Articles may le viewed, upon application at the principal, Storekeeper's Oilier in the Tower, and at Bir mingham to Majur-Gcneral Miller, the Inspector of Small ArMS . there;' cl4 .. rarater Particulars, ~together with -the Terms and Cmalit ions of the Contract, Hilly Le known at the Seerclary's afiwesaid, any day between 14 e 11° "''''of i'en and Four O ' Cluck, leile;-e the Proposals must lie delivered, settled up, and endorsed, ".Proposals for Arm Chests ;" but no Propo , at can be admitted after the said Zlet Instant, at Twelve o'Claek at Norm of thc same day, neither 'Will any f.l'ender. :be noticed, uqless the Party making it, ar an agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H. CRErr, secrezrv. [PRICE SIXPENCE -HALFPENNY. STATE PAPER. COPY OP A NOTE FROM PRINCE IIZETTERNICH TO LORD CASTLEREAGH. " The, undersigned, Minister of State for Fo reign Affairs, has received the Note in which his Excellency Lord Castlereagh, Principal Secretary of State of his'Britannic Majesty for Foreign Af , - fairs, inquires, in the name of his Court,,expla-, nations of the arrangements determined upon with respect to the Continent, and chiefly with regard to the three principal Powers ; and also satisfac•.- tory assurances as to those interests which are specially - confided to the honour and amicable in tervention of Great Britain. At, the' same time : he has received a projet of a Convention on the part of his Excellency, which. declares the wishes of the British Government upon these.last points. The undersigned, in professing that he is ready to give, in concert ‘vith' the other Allied Cabinets, the most frank explanations on the first topi?, hastens to apprize Lord Castlereagh, that - having submitted the projet of the Convention to the Emperor, 'he has been authorized by his Im perial Majesty to accept the inclosed, and to cause to be drawn up a preliminary act of acceptance, which he has the honour herewith to transmit to his Excellenr,y, and which shall befollowed, as soon as possible, by ati instrument prepared ac cording to the usual forms. The undersigned has the honour to be, &c." " Troy es,' 15, 1814." Dispatched also by his Excellency Count Nes selrode and his Excellency Prince Hardeoberg.. Preliniinory Act of Accession of the Courts qf Austria, Russia and Prussia, to the Propositions made by his Excellency Lord Viscount Castlereagh. " TROYES , FEB. , 15, 1814. , " His Excellency Lord Viscount Castlereagh,. the principal Secretary of State' of his Majesty the King of the United Kingdom of Great Bri- , tain, having transmitted to the undersigned a Proiet of a Convention, of which the tollowing is the tenor : As the negotiations with tile enemy may ter minate, perhaps, before the internal arrange , mentshetween the Allied Powers can be agreed upon, and his Britannic Majesty not considoing himself in justice called ,upon to make consider able sacrifices of his conquests from France, for the general good of Europe, without at least be ing certain relatively to those arrangements on • the Continent %Thiel' most directly concern his interests and his honour ; their Imperial and Royal. Alajesties, in order to give his Britannic Majesty a proof of their gratitude for the iiersevering*an4 liberal aid which they have received front his said Majesty during the continuance of the war, and considering the demands of his Britannic Majesty as just in themselves, and equally conformable to the trucint,rests of Europe, agrez, " 1. Tl►'a the Belgic Provinces, as far as the Meuse, situated between the ancient, frontier of France and that river, as well as the country situated beyond that river, comprised within it line drawn fro►n the Meuse to Maestricht by Aix la-Chapelle and Duren, as far as Cologne on the Rhine, shall be ceded to.the Prince of Orange, as Sovereign of the - United Netherlands, to be unit ed for ever as ai integral part of Holland. . _ " 2. That the other territories situated on the left bank of the Rhine, if not wholly Or in part united to Holland, shall he at least so dispos'ed of as to provide security and protection for that country and the north of Germany in a military point of view : and that no arrangement shall take place with respect to them without the full and entire consent of his Britannic Majesty. ‘c 3. That there shall be granted to the Ring of Sicily, in lien_of the kingdom of Naples, a li beral indemnity in Italy, the relations and posi tion of which shall he settled by common assent, and the rabic of which shall not be below that proportion which his Sicilian Majesty has a right to, .from the scale of .his losses compared with. those of other Sovereigns, having a right to in denmities, and according to the means which the Allied Powers may reserve for satisfying those claims. 4. That the vessels of war found in any of the ports which, by virtue of the coucl►►sibu of peace, shall be ceded to the Allies, shall he re garded and treated as the remains of the' means and implements of war, and shall not be replaced at the disposition of Prance.. " And his Imperial and Apostolic Majesty, (his Imperial Majesty the , Emperor of all th e Ilussias,. and his Majesty Ole King of Prussia) having agreed to the demands of his Britannic Majesty contained in the four preceding articles, th e Undersigned Minister of State, of Confes en ces, mid of Foreign Affairs, (the Undersigned Secretary of State, and the Undersigned Chap cellor of State,) is charged and authorised, in the zynne and on the part of his august .I‘llster, to guarantee - its acceptance and execution .by the present act, till the Convention proposed and zxc. ceded to can he clinithed in the usual forms. " In virtue of which the Undersigned has af fixed to the present Act his signature and the seal of his arms. Done at Troyes, the 15th of 'Fe bruary, 1314 ‘c The PRINC2 ........, _., .....1 NI . • , ... ow 44,1„......,...,,,.........71,....",....;,,,,,r_ ••••-.;i't,,a..-7---• 1 " • v Ic 4E-- --lic' t ire ktiili.,,,jfer