The Sun. — London, England, 1814-10-31 00:00:00

7 S • . &AD/i T 'lB.P2.•ct . r . 1... :::...- - 44 ‘, .r• . • x , , i • . 4.6 . , / • ' -i ', , t A a ' i . f*rb_ -•-i - . il 1 ‘'' . . 4 5;,.., ...1, A N I o, ~ ii .., \ , • ,-- via ' \ •-. 4. -- sig r . . ....,,, 47 ,--- --, N.. , - 1 - - - - -- s- • „ ''. • 4 .7 4 ' , 914 , ;i'1 . r• - ..•', 1 - 4 ) i . ....t,,,,. 44, , N - elk, * / 7.1 . „ 7%, --T . s .>. ~ , -. 'l d: -At. , • - -;:- ~ - 4.......1 , ' . , 1 . . ~..! , .:3 1 ' . ' 4 "), ' '' ° \_7 ll ' C9ll EPRIC,II SIXPENCE-hALITENNY. rIC7UALLING-OFFIOE, Oct. 28, 1814. _JUst published, in Bvo:priC e B s . half. bound, T HE LONDON CATALOGUE of BOOKS, with their Sizes and Priers, 1814. Printed for W. Iti.TVaternoster-rmy. "4 1 ' A few Copies on thick post 410. price, 14s. in sheets. FRENCH PAPERS. _.. ~.,,._ rpm EO2IIMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING Ilis. .3.IIIIE.S"TI"S ‘NAVY do hereby give Notice, , That on Tueday, the Bth of Novewber ?text, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (waled up), and treat .Oue flundrd and Fifty . Chaldrons of PIVI"s TANIIELD Amok TOWM,EY MAIN, WINI?SOIt's PONTOP, nr SIMPSON's PONTOP• COALS; to be delivered in a Whole' Cargo, or Cargoes, in the space of six Weeli.F, winds and. weather permitting, alongside the Wharfs ry• his Majesty's haw:tang premise.v at Plymouth and Soatialoten; and to lie paid for by Pills,. payable rwith 'into-C44 ninety dgys aftfr, date. _ • PARIS, OCT. 26.—The -King and the Duchess ofAngouleme attended this day 'at Cie haptisinal . font in the Royal Chapel Of the Thiiillerie4, tke christening of the Duke de :Nemours, second son of his Serene Highness the,Duke of Orleans. The Archbishop of Rheims, Grand Almoner of France, assisted at the ceremony, which was also attended by the Duchess DOwager of Oilcans, the Duke, and the principal Officers of hiF _Court. The Count de Blacas, 'Minister of the Royal House hold, also officiated on the occasion. lie , was baptised Louis Charles Phillipe Raphael. The King of Bavaria is expected at Munich, on his return from Vienna. NEW EDITIONS' OF MIL ninEß's On the sth of Novet4ilterwillliti , • • .• . 1.1%k SECOND EDITION of ;1 PRACTICAL TitEATicE on the ORDINAZtY OPERATIONS of the th.pi.,y , irlzuT,. price 7s. ti A Filth Edition, with Corrections and Additions, of a DISSERTATION , of , the PROPIIECIEs - that have been ful filled, or now falfillitig, or will lii , reafter be fulfilled, relative to the great period of 1.260 Years, See: In two large Volumes, Ocitvo ) price in boards, IL ds. • By the Rev. G. S.FABER, B. D. Rector .of Long. Newton, Durham. Printed fo: F. C. and J. Riviugtou, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard: - Sold - also by. J. Hatehard, No. 190, Piteadillyt wlloni way be had, Mr. Faber's other Wm • The Conditions of the Contract !nay be sees at. the ,Fe.er tarys Office. . No regard will be had to any Tender in wh'ich the Peice shall not be inserted in .words at length; or thot shall not be delivered to tlw Board, before :One 0' Clock :on the sail Tues. deg the Bth of November nett; nor unless the Person who ntakre the Tender, or some Person on his Behalf, attends, to answer ?risen eallcd for. I f 11/11 ATRE ROYAL; DRURY-LANE. k•iestI:RESENT EVENING, Oct. 31, i s , ' e,s' Serrants will 11 - erform the Tragedy of Their -.E,eq,,, I\ING.RINIAItD THE. THIRD.: Boyce. ",04ee3ter, Mr. Kea n ; at.d I,4iiv Anne, Miss ‘ To whiel;will be added, ‘itti^nitirrnvTpL AIAYOR OF GA RRATT. „..e Paris. Ike oh , ' a new Comic Drama, called Jean D \. Ore n in the ' Wood, and Policy. 1 ------__________ ttiitl2llß ,ATIRE ROY.VL, COVENT-GARDEN. ilt,orlPned RS3SENT EVrivNING, Oct. 31, wi ll b e . the Tragedy of 134, o . ONI E O AND :MLLE . O'Neil. a ti illr. Convt%4; and J u li e t, Miss To whin) will be i.;:ileil, l' h , .t k /Lu t •ii IN 1-I's4 MEN. il'--•orrow, Ti l l , /,‘,- I- /Port„ii. e ; with Rosina. hee t t • kkt r , • • All "1.41v11 in ONE DAY; 3otli NOVEMBL.R, I's ' 4:I4hLCYI' IRRII of 8.,(100 TIc,KET:s. t , ISI4. i;CHFNIE., ' 32,C00 , I. • .. Liifl,ooo.. •,, "• • .... • . 6,000 1 5 ".. 5 . 2' •• . ..... .. :loon 4,0006 . ••., •••• • .. ... ..4..4.0ub 4,0 10 3,000 1 ... '•.: .• • • . ...... 1,800 300 9.,000 '' '.•. ••• ' • • 1,-200 1 .niio • • '25 1 ' 4, 3 ij r , 4'4. L.sq,c)oo Ntk; S ii.-11iF, ' S are sellinc , by RT . CHAIIPSON, jtie. (o . Ll 4 , 11 t 1 co. Contractors for the Lottery, at their "le', ne r of ari ßaok - hoildings, Corahill, and facihg Clig-cross. -i.)-I'rti6P, STI - I. CS' TIAIIt"CUTTIN'G. V ll 'Z i 4 ! .. 'n' Paril, firs of Ilis!lopsgate-street ,, an . el . 1.'11'4, ' '",, w only at l'iis Nlajcsty's Arms, - 7 -`'!" t', T a rs- ,k, r , ' "°vtita,Arde.n I tel tt. ‘" " i lt:V" I b. . • • 1 t the r 'Vim ~ lets the honour to aura!! ~ . ii ;' l' lktl, 4 3 Viairirtil.iiiits and ( - 4ntry, as also the kli i i t nitrJl ll 4 ... 1i,it:iir..1.,,,.,4,',15c, and he-lias Nle r! of _the fi a rs t t• e Il r :tt faVattr: V .itr w . )ii. c 02.,...,.• , Ladirs aTiel.Genlleme , a . no. i their lot iri,ztd ,_.....,i,,, 11:tv depnd, tep . on i , i ~,,.. tioine- or k'N Vid zer w , n % qPtri,ir sT - .le of Fitsh"?n at fir. 1 , .i q t ery i t i )\l!aS, Ili% Male.•sly's.ll.ti:viLl ; ' .s tm t Letti:rs .,.:‘,;,s „, 1 1t . ( j : B es .I , i l -7 A Wef in:J.16114" Ladies and Ceei . itlen t. . _ 4i k- ot t, ' " - '.ar t o N ar , 4 , -.•t he H a i r appearing ,its it tit:it,,:•l'l,l,,,'e Por , 's of the kii. ' i . ' ' ' 4t ri ' , l.4 . : l : 'l 4 ‘ t , ( ' e i!e larelenlar in the Direct ion as above, Is' placrd in st iaps whert.iu lie has uo 2 1 : 1 • 4 el! 'Ol A iafJ NrAV PSDIA PLANTERS. P1 411,(1 , pr'it itTAN"r lINIPIIOVEMENTS , coNc " ich will effect an r , B.Ns, wh t I , N'i.grocA, aud ti .."' •-spence, prescric t, at ti, l ur labour, may he seer., by Letters qlAp- S h ke 41 P 7 MAN rvArrOity of J. COLLIN:GE e : Mlisto -114 t t ., - q•li, i,c'nt*T',4 Bridge -rood, Lanxbeth. l„ 0 ;;C: AXLETREES anti 110 - ) 9 , 5, r"r patronised b y his ltoyal llizhness • l•Nt i ' tt .s the Duhcs of elt- ig of Otel't4a r . ' "ent. and Cunib;4rlatid; 'and uovai ' '4s)t. the I ' l ' ll l6 al Nobility an:l Gentry .4 the whose Cat P ria . g 4 es are tiptin that CtinAruc- k' 44\feti t ever 'nett the Publist Approbation. "t ` 441 -AN , s , U I TA bALUTARLS, or a 1,,,t,tate,,t,!!!)i,-,,rdievdri.eine‘for Curing Veum r .ea-1, Glandular, 1 0 1 &c.—A bottle or.two will k:sk t , ll s rti '_ . ) at ter _ r . l .'k: . ‘r!alittarveffects ; aiew bottles have o ot eN 4t. S 411; 11011 and every other means hart re n when the disorder has been' stand- , kii7rkiiltdourt;-,)areiri:-t'r.niedy can be better contrirtll, umre 0 . 4 1 ,4 d i or t. l . t.±..t . han this, for such as are or)liged to t;t 4 4iti e 4 li e , ‘ " i t; and ":'cas .as it needs no. enniniunertt 01 vtj,, h r t _a it t te, ? ; y p e r a t r , s , exilerie Mee ;1y pr. Fr:•einaii in kis.74 Pali ulaiu. f s v e , t , l u it - ii i ii ti i i ir le u 7 it x u tt e c e e t e i s i ,: i t i . u , 1 ,, i c n e t r i t i ai o7 , rei 7",ts it holds out a 'lei - cc-failing; pt.‘rina -1-44; Is t •L e ; kw ellruetnl-ti, at Mr. B u tl er ' s , 4, Cbeapside, rcyarib; Harding, Gosport ; itu al„ is. ~. most Country :Medicine „Vedee:, in ttl an' 2•24. each, wi th ample direetions • . L j,, • AIATRIMONY. t4Ni t ikli, A) raer s • li t ‘• ti ' to d • "VC conirfbuted.. more essen th est • e€4,sent(t),Y.. Hyrueueal Happiness 'than those Pay.in i , Ice of uno - ui.riled'ideasiire Peop le iti,„•ut.oratioit tn' - h • ,•• • • - 44 1 ‘ 11 i9 ta e t t it Y n is has heel) taeisotreld"ri o f Disease, A'."rucA 41:t, t t,t h ase l l‘ 36 l l.sp eii , a , oly , .keot,rl,l!le cdinewleroteil'our'ipractic.e. to the exchisive 0t•41,1 e au s i re I)isorders • :tad the sae ••••:stil 0. t i n rt . th e sus ac i d • , kt 4 t v ) t iuunio ardour to oppose, as tar L, its thez‘S these Complaints, which are the 4 11 ) ctka 1/ „..°:the tal u og . ue of Human Infirmities. vi: t„rttl ei j i iity se.. es , er e r which we have devoted our is iod i. ;,.‘raeth4 s . of . Venereal Infection ; all' tiVii i o ,Sene„, fro m the habits of school 's maturer age; that derangement %Qt . e A k ne 'c s ai is•calleel Barrenness fir Steri-: t i'ehaDr, wh e e t, (3l e ct s , Dhstructions in. the - Urethra; vt Y. %it', PI. "d the sh ill r ecent or of low , duration, ' and ‘ l l l)ii:ti ( j "4, s .d pl an of utlieV Praetiti • ,•• 1 our tl 4 •ot _ Pliers, are I . 1.. Qt . t effectually and pernia ,.„!,;sl,4,4rti h e snffering the excruciating 414t7..1111,,11,uer.5.1).4F,e which frequently follows the t ;',01 1 4. 1 . 4 3 Ni els . ( 7" s t!e•• • In the course of our exten ,°ll te et L t e daily u n cle s, numerous cases of Strictnres N i t% . P tri or ed try . a f F r 'id! care, the total eradication' 44 4 t. iii tt,y ? c, certain, and expeditious Mode . yet' adopted. The weakness, ) ) Pet and Plaev e ui t . 4 , 14 4 . , .. t ut the p ati,,.‘ ,kg . I tnll44llS cotnplaint, are l i k lta k tliv t ver itn , wher e ;•,., !e . stored to sotiod and vi t. 4, „.e, t o r h e gehday has for years existed, Crrtp.iye,..:s.estorative remedies is indispen; i;li4th.Tl'lvt)i,`:'istsitiitio'n".. lumbering sparks .of life,.and to !stictil4tl;:i.4l4l,pl3.tt,n:}tfoesstire.sti,fhe,reStilt of ignorance or baste in 14. Nil: zthtisaiti;tieittivrseem.t.:rin.orilirea; and .- It not lintre -1,4114:1,itt:4 a.L•tardeti ',"ls of life arc poisoned by the in liy 4 superior method, such ' M. W e luz d iy ; ~a r t yis even where others have ty . i s ..link! to sitfer a radical esta lif,„4,47".Pir,,°te th e llik• •uf ‘.• c i st4 k fil ud w :nli thc " omplic• ; ited distress of this in cahunitoos Situation of - men, 14 14 1 t7 .4 4 . 1 '5r t 44,t4,14.41e s . uhtt!ry rice, or the prevalent 14 4 , 1 0 4 Th abl e cu.,ltequire that state of Debility .101, 4r tor . it lee ndiap p ," .. _ , - , .lnenc e of such pernicious ha la 'u s i L i !!!itel'er broods over his misery, ',mantles, .it may b e some co n : R t h \i i 7lr, ts 1 ) w i ts, ' that althoo(1) it tan tj • f other P ractitiTmers, ie the re o m ) o t v c a t l of 1, ' r exp' liro"Tess ot lienovati • i i t ' ) c the rites of Itat ° :c u l ' iii: Sryitl4,• l4 L;4' ear ly l y ce ll . l i . ) . I . , igipur, touch anxiety • t "t C4Ll, ' " 6 ",'..i!3,actioll tuts languid on.,n-culty will occur.' t. qnested to-stat e the partictl „t. f ur habit of bring, and i "! se s4l "ce and r • toe .11,1 1(1 ... , tu .. t metocioes, whets u. port of t he: kingdom. 41 " 1,0 7)- at TR,INSPORT-OFFICE, Oct. 27,, 1814. rpr HE COMMISSIONERS far Conduciing 71.-IjESTY'S TIIANSPO.7T SERVICE, for taking Care of Sick and ll'oamted Seamen, ond/OT7the Care and Custody of Prisoncrs of War, do hereby give Notice, that they will be . ready at this gffice, on Tdiesdoy; the 22d Nvrembcr, 1514, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat wills such Persons as may be willing to contrnct for supplying the undermcWioved Articles, for the Service of the Royal Hospital at Plymouth, viz. Beef, Oatmeal, Candles, Mutton, Sago, .. Carrots, Bread, Salt, Supr, Cheese, Vinegar, Wine, Rice, Oil, Beer, Barley, . .Soap, Bavins, for Twelve Months certain, front the Ist January, 1615 ;'and for supplyiag Milk, Potatoes, Pot-herbs, Greens, Leeks, and -for Three. Years certain, from the Same period. NO Tender will be received _after One o'Clock on the bay of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent for: him, personally attend. Each Tender mast be accompanied by a Lotter from two respectable-PersOns, engaging to bet coow bound with Me Person tendering, in the Sum of 5001. fc r the due Performance of the Contract. • • Farther Particulars nosy be known by applying at this o . ilicc,or to the Agent of the said Hospital. TRA - NSPOR7'-OFFICE, Oct ; 27, IS 14. TH COMMISSIONERS for Conducting His. OLIJESTI's TILINSP WIT SEIIVICF,,for taking Cizre of Sick ant! Irounded,Seamen, and for the Care iced Cu.stvtly_ at _Prisicrs 'Far, do hcreGy give Notice, that they Will be ready at this Office, on Ircdnesday, the 231 Noveinb&, 1614, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with ,such Persons as may ,be wafing to contract fur supplying . the 'Royal llosjoital at ,Ilastar, with Beef, Barley, Salt, Mutton, Sago, Ca rmts, Bread, Candles, Sugar, Cheese, ' Soap, Wind, Qyliu►eal; Oil, Beer, and Rice, Vinegar, Basins, for Twth'e Months certain, from thee Ist Janunry,lBls; and Milk, Greeng, Potatoes, And Pot-herbs, for Three Years certain, from t,:e same periwl. No Tender will be received after One o'block'on thelloy Of near, • not any noticed, unless the Party, or an .eigent fro hin4persenzally ottand. Each . Tender must be accompanied by a Letter from two respectable Persons, engaging to becrime bound with the Person tendering, in the Sant of 5601. for the dice performance of the Contract. Further' Particulars may be known by applying at this Ofice, or to the -Vent of the said Hospital. 7 4 .11.12V , 5'P0R-01.TICE, Oct: , 1514. E TFUE cparmis,srolvas for Conductorg His MAJESTY'S 771_12;5P 0 ItT SER'lCE,fortahing Car; of Sick and Iran/tried Seanti'll, and ~fur the Cure on,l Gus lady of Prisourrs of 'lf "ar, rlo hereLy ice Notice, that they will Le ready at this Office, ou Thursday, the- 241 k .I , Tovenilier, 181 . 4,, to receive seated Tenders, R./tit treat witis euch p erons as wa ll be cootrqct for supp:ying the Royal Hosp i tal. at Deal with the undermenti,ned for Twelve Months certain, front the I:st Junnary, 1815, viz. Beef, Oatint al, Soap, 111 t utton, Sago, candles } 11;:ead, Swat, • Cheele, „ .Vinegar, Beer,' Rice, Oil, and Barley, Cons, . Ravins. 'No Tender will be .received after One o'Clock on the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent for him, personally attend. Each Tender must be aecompanied by a' Letterfram two respectable Persons, engaging to beeonie bound witk the Person tendering, in the'Sunt of 500:: fin. the due performance of the Contract. Ftkrther Particulars may be known by applying at this Of ' fee, or to the Agent of the said Hospital. ,IN consequence. of, numerous . Complaints of noxious Counterfeits of the MA:ASSAIL OIL, corn posed of deltterious inzredients, - being imposed on the pub lic, Messrs. Itowlaryl rind son, sole. Proprietors of the GENUINE MACASSAIt, OIL; fur t 1 ;:xuryth of flair, deem it an imperious,daty to caution the public not to purchase any without their signature on the ontsitlit label, in red iak, A. ROWLAND and SON, in their own IttAnd-writing.—Also to ask fur ROWLAND's N'LMIS SAIt* OIL, piice":3s. 6(L=lns. W. and 11. N. per bottle, with ItOWLAND's TP,,EXI;ISE on the preservation of the htutian Hair, enclosed with each . bottle. 'Sold by the sole Proprietors, A. Ito laud and Sou, coruer of Kirhy-street, ILAttua Garden, London. Alsq, LAND b of Rh; ----• no • ' " N 'Y Or, INIPERIAL DY E. , . • - A preparation of tronderful met einorphosing powers, which wiil iuiviediatrly and etlectuglly. llAlit,' WI-11:‹REI.1, 1e: :BROWS, 'tic.th a BROWN, 131:_, chitligg 1;1;;J or (=REY 131:.-Wi.,..4 . AUBURN i- •and. so perinlnent, that. neither soap or water can .rewore it. It is perfectly innoxious, and compounded of 4 vegetable s'niistances ,l / 2 7s. 6d.. per hottle. Any hi,:y or gentlennin nay apply it to - their own Hair with • rase, and it will, proi'd stiveriOr to any Ulm . . • THE LONDON - GAZETTE, - OCT. 29. - Foreign-office, 0et. , 2 5, 1614. ti Itov.l Highness the: Prince Regent Las been pleased, in the name and'on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint the Right•tlonourable George -Canning to. lie tiis Majesty's Ana -..hassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to his Itoyat the Priuce'Regent of Portugal. s kjis-ii.olal Highness the Prince Regent hits also been pleased, in the jmauie and on the behalf of his Majesty, to appoint Louis Duncan Casamajor; Esq. to be his Majesty's Secretary to the said Embassy. •frhis Gazette•contains ara.Order in Conncil,permittiug the vessels of friendly States to enter the ports of the Cape of Good Hope, for time purpoSe• of rewiirs arid refrshoment, and to dispose of so much of their cargoes as shall defray the ex pence of the saute, and also to import articles of provision tin , ilex , the Governor's • licence. Timis Older further permits a, trade to, and from the ports to the eastward of the Cape with the ports of that settlement,. and. front time latterln the ports of the United Kingdom, in British or East India b u ilt vesse l s , in all articles but tea, with this proviso—that4he trade from the Cape to this country, in East. tudia productions sh4ll not be carried on in re: sets of less limirden than 350 tons.] (Mice of Oreliscince, Oct. 26 2 1814. Corps of Royal Eugineers:—Brevet-Coltniel S. T-Dickens to, be Colonel, vice Fisher, deceased. Brevet-Major Cor nelias Mann' to be Lientenant-Colonel, vice•llicketts.: Se , coati Captain Thomas golierts to be Captain, vice Mann. First Lieutenant George Gipps to be Second Captain, vice Roberts. First lieutenant fbillip Berry to be Second Cap tain, vice Barrington, deceased. Ilt‘NN.nurp;. John Smith ' Sedglcy, Statfordshirt, timber-merchant, to e surrendeNov. 11, }At five, U, and Dec:..10,. at.cleveu. at the Jerninglimn Arms Inn, Attornies„ :h.lessrs. Edmunds. 41171 Jeyes, Lincoln's inn, or Mr. Richard Hunter, Sedgley, . John Dartmouth, Devcinsliire; siiiller, Nov. 19, 24, and , Dec. 10, at •tivelvs,, at. Weillilev's Hotel, l'iymoutti. Dock. Attornics, Messrs. Cullett., NViaiburn and Collett, Chancery-lace, or Mr.Teers,.Plyuiontli Dock.. John Beswiek, Levendinin”t, Lancashire, whitster, Nov. 18, 19, and to, at din:en, at the Bri4gewater Arms Inn, Nlanchester. .Attornies, Messrs.. llarrctt and Wil s on, Manchester, or Messrs. Fairthorne and Clarke, - Warn(ord-court, John llui:er, Taunton, Soinersetshire, lint!) draper, Nov. 1, 15, and 'Dec. T 4), at :levet); Loudni4., turtles, 111.essrs. Lowless and Crosse, St. Aliltired i s•court. Etna - owl Muses, 13u,ton, Linuoinshire, silversmith, Nov. 14, Vl, MO Di...C. 10, at. eleven, at t he:White Hart lnn, Boston. itttornizvT "i4r, I.laveics, .I.*iii‘ton, or 111essrs. Loding - ton and Hall, Sceondaries ('thee, Temple.. William Heath, derma n!mry, I\or;s, t 2,. and Dec. 10, at twelve, at Guildhall.' Attor- Mes, Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, _Basinghall-street. John Ashley, Ball), Music-seller, Nov. 7,8, and Dec. 10, at two, at the_ Castle and. Bail Itm, Bath. Attoruies, Messrs. M.:Milord and Burfout, King's Bench %Valhi, Temple, or Mr. l'hysick,-Bath. • William Oliver, Salisbury-place, Lock's-fields, Walworth, coal-merchant, Nov. 5, la, and. Dee. 10, at ten, at Guild hall. Ati unties, Messrs. Broughton and Newbon, Alder- Manbury Church-yard. Thowas Trerilliaa Rawle, Plymouth Dock, corn-merchant, Noe. 19, RI, and Dec. 10, at twelve, at Weakley's Hotel, Ply Mouth Dock. Attoroies; Mess's. I)aeke, Church and Darke, Princes-street, Bedlord-ru'w, or Mr. J. IV; Bozon, Plymouth Duck.• • - Ellis Needham, jun. South Sea Chambers; Threadneedle street, ii uratmce-broker, Oct.n29, Nov. .11!, atulDec. :3, at , 21.ttorney, Mr. Leigh, Poultry. .James' Hardy, lioughton 7 ltegis, Iletlf.;rckhire, straw-hat . utuoulacturer, Nov. 1, 15, and Dee. 10, at eleven, at Gnii shall, Lft4n., Attorney, Mr. Leigh, Poultry. . John Wright Thotnus. litnaphreys, Tin ettdneedle-street, cotton-broker:, N0v..5, at ten, Iv, at .one, :Lod Dec.- 10, at tea, at, Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Leigh, Poultry. DIVIDENDS. , Nov. 19. G. I , .Eeksteln, Gray's-inti-lane, smith—Nov. 19. .1. Barker, Brickwail, Hertfordshire, wictualler,-.Nov. 19. T. L. Bellamy, Sonth Cresent, Tottenham Court-road, music seller--Nov. 30. J. Pratt, Banbury, Oxfordshire, Not. \V. Wm thingtoi, i late of Shama, Salop,'hat-roanu-. lat:turer--Nov. Iy. J:Jaclvom, Farnham, Surrey, surgeon, and W. Wcaver, St. Swithin's-late, .mr,reli.tilt—Nor. 19. O. S. Barber, Broad-street, Battclitle, grocer..-Nov. 29. J. Joseph, Cornwall-row, Lambeth, irouttfunder—Nov. 22. F. Holmes,- - Vert-street, Oxford-road, merelonit r —Nov C..P. Norton, Ludgate hilt, silverStoitb—Nov. S...leeves, Sandy, :3‘d fordstfirc,, horse-dealer—N..v. 22. (i. lizoopiliire, Deptford,. cabinet-)falwr—Nov. 1'1..1. and J. Tyvt..fil, Moidstone,•-iron niontters—Nov. •19. .1. Itbillipa, OxfOr,l-Arret, fruitgrer—Npv.; 2.1. It, Swire, Livapoul, deal,r.-N05 . ..23;. A. Stark, Bucking hoin-Preet,York-buitoings, tailor.:-.Dee. 7. S. Cyples, Bris loi, 0x..-seller. Nov. '25. T. Storrerd, Looney, Yorkshire, iiierebAnl—Dee. 13. It. I)iekiosuo, 141. t. of Fure-treet, Lime. hoil..;e, iron-tank dealer—Nov. 19. 11..11odgsti, surgvon--Nov. T. Mickley, Mincing-lane, merr.hant, Ni)v• Strou.l 3 •l'ocle, litien-draper-1)te..10. J. Richards and J. NlatikelVS, Gosweli 7 street, carpenters—Nov. 12. •J. Greeastreet; Conberwell, • vi'llec:iwriOit—Nov. 8. 'J. Jenkins, notherhithe, thuber-merchant—Nor. 21. T. Weary, Derby, busier. • CERTIFIC.kTES.—Nov. 19. Brownridge, Leeds, 'pert:limn—W. Luke, Bristol, budder--E. A tubrose, kin4-street,. London, warehonsenfkti - Edwards, Moniumithshire, coat-merchant —M. ,;'),bruliani, OLFGravel-lane; slopt3eilinu.—P. Mitchinson, Gateshead, ,Durhain, rope-maker-I'. Phillips, Norwich, braudymiercinint—lt. Kemp, Bury •tit. Edmund's, leather cutter—l. Offer, Bath, hatter—W. Dutton, Lireapool, grocer - Cock, Lower' shadivell, biscuit-baker. , RTN E 1-1 IPS DISSOLVED. ' I. and J. Hulls, Chepping Wyctitulte, tine)4ll- , -J. Saywell set). .1. Saywell, jun., and Saywell, Wood-.street,sew nig-silk-manufacturers—W. and W. Stirling, and M. Coates, London so lasts - relates to the said M. Ctiates)—T. AL.Piltou and W. - Redgrare, *Pitlilieo - , wire-workers—J., ,and A. Laird, W. and &Galbraith, and IV. Laird, GreenoeX and Glasgow—W. Hanson and It. Dewsbury, York 7 shire, woollen-manufacturers—W. H.Dityly and E. Eastonehouse and Pl y niontit I)nck, piteh-planufactitreris— 'l'. Bancroft and E. Lorimer, Liverpool,. merchants,—W.. &land . and G. Bruelies, Mitchatn, - Surrey, brewers—T. Syincand J. Duncan, ofEcii.hr:-C. Hunt and H. Ross, late of SaragT-gardeus,l'o . wer-hiil, wine. , .orerchants - 7 - W , NesVtitt and .1... Adams. North-street, City-road, 'lsowiridge-ware-niaitt. : facturers—A. B. White, It: Grinishar.., and W. Murphy, of 111zinchesterJ. A. 'l"lionis nail W. PaterSatt, of the Broad way, 'Westmilisteri'diribt-maliers--W. Paringliant and W. Powell, ..of -Low Leyton,' Eased, earpepters-r:K. Groye, I'. Walker, and W. East; of Pyle Mills, Middlesex, paper-tnakers —T. anti .1. Sionlson,' anti if. Cropper, jun. of -Chester, to bacconists.l. Roberts-and J. Hanson, of Titchbnrne,street, Pice4Jlll,y, taylors—T. Coiheeli,.W. Etlis, J. Willis, and S.C. Holdswartki ' WesLlini*; Yorlishir . e; (as far as respects the said S. C. l4tildswortb)- , -,1. W. filcher and E. Pitcher,' of Dover anti Nfargatti, millers—J. and E. cardrss, of Bedmin ster., bahtts. The King of Prussia, it is said, has prorrosed, if. the dismemberment of Saxony is acquiesced in, to nominate his cousin, Prince Augustus lerdi nand of Prussia, to reign over that part which may be allotted to him, PARIS OCT. 27.-- Yesterday, %Olen the Doc:ie , >s 'of Orleans was delivered, her fist inquiry US' what '.Heaven had given her. The. Count de Blacas told her it was a son So touch the ,better," replied the Princess ; " tell his gajesty . from rue, that he has one subj,ect the Rune," M. Della, Gonga, the Pope's Nuncio Extraor dinary to France, is on, the eve of. returning to Rome, the business of his mission being termi nated. . CHAMBER OF ntpums, OCT. 46. On the proposition•of_M. Dupont, the ten* of a Sacramental Oath of Fidelity tg tile icin g and obedience to the Constittition, preparatory to a law,on the subject, were referred to the. consider- 7 . ation of a Committee. Some diseuasions took place relative to the ex isting laws ,respecting the property of emigrant's, and the proceeds,and arrangements respectitk public canals ; but no definitive ilccision obtained upon those subjects. • .... After a sliort iliscession on the subject, M. le . Comte Fernand proposed, in the of his Mgt ‘ jesty, the project of a law, importing; T.hat the tittle granted to the Coloui!ts .of :it. Domingo shall be prolonged to the end of the. Session of the two Chambers, in 1815 ; anti that the Minis ter of .larine and the Colonies shall, in the in terval, obtain. the necessary inform ition rC6peet iug the nature of the rlaim, and the debts to %%%411 -those persons are liable." This was referred to the Committees - for consideration. , . . .. The subject of, the Properties of Emigrants be- int; revived— . . . M. Prunelle closed some remarks upon the snlv ject by calling iipOn the• Chamber to enter fully and freely iqto an exattination of means to recoil,- cile the interests of the Einigrants with those Witt) had acquired their properties. , ' These words excited "senne•Murnmr in the'As sembly ; but, after some debate, the considera tion of the subject was again deferred to the next day. LAW RELATIVE TO. THE LIBERTY OF Tr In.PRESq. Louis, by. the Grace 'of God., • Kiog of France and Nivarre, _ . lvtve.•proposed, the two Chambers have adopted, we have ordered, and order is TITLE I. • 'ol' tire PuVicallon r P ' Trork.c. - • Art. I. 17,rere work, 'of more than twenty printed sheets, may be publisfced freely, • and without -being subject, to any previous examillatiOnor•censorship. 11. The same lie.the case, whatever may belhe num ber of sheets, in regard to,' tst, works in the dead and foreign languages; 'qd; charges,. pastoral letters,. ea:it:chisels, and pray.ershooks ;.z3d, memorials relative to law-wits, signed by au advocate or attorney of the courts or tribute:ls • •itb, me moirs of literary and scientific societies" established or -con finned by the King;. sth, the opiaions of the,Mentbers of the • two Chambers. ill. In regard to works of twenty sheets and under, - uht emutpreliended in the preceding article, the Director-General of the Press of Paris, and the Prefects_ in the...departments, may order them, according to circumstances, to be cow:mini .catvd before.they are printed. IV. The Director-General of the Presi . stall stibmit examination of one or more - tensors, elassen twin these•oo minuted by the King, the werksWl7ich her 1:11,1: require to be communicated, and those which shall be rukiress,2o ;o hilt by the Prefects. • V. Iftwo Censors at least judge the work to be a defama tory libel, or likely to distort: the ; pnblic trafiquilli:y, coil . trary to. the .canstitutional charter, of pre"; toliz•i•I to guA . morals, the Director-General of the Press may order a stop. to • be pot to the printing'of it. VI. At the commencement of. each Session .of the t‘ets Chambers, there shall he forined p a commissioo, comosed of t[iree'Peers, three Deputies of the Departments., chosen by ' their respective chambers, and three Commissioners of the King. • VII. The Director,Genersl of the Preis shall give an ac count to. this'eommission, of the suspensions which he hits ordered since the end of the preueding Session, and he shall submit to it the.opiniottof the Censors. - VIII. If the Commission deem the causes of. a SnspenSiO4 insnllicient, or that thwy no longer exist, it sha,ll be taken off by the Director of the Press. IX. Authors and Printers may require, before the publica tion of a work, that it Jot examined in the manner pr.escrib;sl by Art. IV.; if it he approved, the Abhor..and Printer .a,re, released from all responsibility, except towards-persons 4,r --grieved: 11. Oj a ( 2 l 4 l P ' s . .r i P i t t h i d i o l e i. u r L t .e : t ;:r f ki ß t ig O c k t P s i i. m ! e lt s i without Xl. e N ti o . r i t s T i :::n E K s ng, h. XII. '[lie license may ,he taken from, any Pantra• or Book seller who shall have. been convicted, by a legal _incipient, of violating the laws mid regulations. XIII. Clandestine Prlnting-presses shall be dest Toyed, and the owners and trustees puntsliell by a ti" of francs add six months' imprisonment. • All Printing-houses not declared to the Director-General of the Press, and fur which perniission shall not have been obtained, shall tie reputed eitindestiwe. . Nu printer shall be at liberty tp . print a work 110'4re he has declared his intentiou of printing !?, or to sell or pub lish it in any manner whatever, till he has delivered the pre scribed number of copies, viz. ,—atyarisi, at th e Oi:i ce o f th e • Secretors of the General Directiou ; and in the Departdents, at the Office of the Secretary to tite Prefecture. • IV. The grouods fur seiziug and sequeqrating 'tt work shall be as follows :—I, if the printer sloes nut produce the ,rkeipts for the declaration and deli Very orderedby the pre ecilini article; 4,;if ric&1C5214.4042 'Rut bar the j'cal una.w, -