The Sun. — London, England, 1814-02-03 00:00:00

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It.TESSRS:BARTLEMAN, CHARLES K NY VET T', WILLIAM tiNYVETT, anti GREATOREX, most -respectfully acquaint th e N o bi l i ty. and Gentry, Soh -6 cribers,-,that the CONGEIITS WILL COMMENCE at the above elegant Rooms, on FRIDAY, the 23th Instant. Principal Feruak Vocal Performers already engAged,-7-Ua-, dime Catattini. (foe the whole season.) Mrs.-Vaughan, bli s s W,illiams fPapil of Afr i laetreiiiifil and Mrs. Bauchi LaCy. • A . ~,, The rest of the Principals .will he announced in a few days. Uader of the Pawl, which is unmet-oils and complete in eecry 4pm : true:it, Mr. Weichsel: Grand Piano-forte, Mc.. Charles Knyvett ; Organ and Condtictor; Mr. Geeatorex. ' Terms' of Subscription, FIVE GUINEAS for NINE CON ( ..!!;1-: - 'TS. , CPR rct .ST*PENCE ;.1-r AI. 'ii)r:r.; ic _ ' ARMY CON-TRA.C.TS. COMMISSARY IN CHIEF'S GI TICE,. Great George-street, Jan. 28, I 8 4. N OTICE is hereby given to allPericnis desirou s of contracting to supply the following. BEEF and MUTT . ON . to his 3.lajesty's Land Forees in C , ..: ,, ninents-, Quarters, and I4riacks, in tine unde: - nlentio...e.S Counties and Islands: AMEI?ICANT PAPEfiS. OVZItTGRES•FOR PEACE. t THF,ATRE ROYAL,- N COVENTGARDE. rI-lIS PR ESENT EVENING, F e b . 3 , m ill' oprfortheti ( id time) a new C om i c Opera, .in Three 'e t% Ca . • THE • FA - 1,1 r WIFE. Prtncipal Cliaricti-r; by Mr. .Ton , f. , i, Favre? 4- Mr. !Ur. Tricledwil, 7 ‘fr..'-'l'4iishews, Mr. .11 , ton, M .troory, Aliss Stephtnt3, Mltthetrs, Miss S. Booth.' r. whiqhwin he ariii,fl the nrantl P , t , liortzinie. of .tN!...) TILE SWANS. , T'fle Pee-tike. .DISTRESS 'IN GER `IAN To - orro7 ARo IJT !,‘i!.7lll' Venlig ago, HP; CALA,IITrIES ;o:lvd by the Wa r .. ( - , E,s o f 'govt ri.3etO a V.:l3St"..it!t)f.lON and the Forma „tiil,of CONiMETTEE in London, tu relieve th?. DistresSes ii Con+itlent. • , :g -, oeroity of the"Briti , h •:vith . th e aid of cal respeethl c Forei2,-tiers, resident in Crib-. comitry, the of nearly •',0,0031. wi-; remitted to , the Cootinent, which Il ?nytitil,Ntes of itiivid ,. tals and families from the extrt2- - 'Y and the very brink of ruin. C.•mmittee receil,4%.:l,l:otlt fron t Germany and - tiwolen, i:ati.:factory doconrents, testifying that the varou s which tad been trAnsmitted, had Iseen'received and•ctin, 1) f titini;slt dls„trt,"otitCd ; hit at no period _since the t.—:isience Fri rds Con-..itte:2 has the mass of evtrr I,ind of misery eel ri in the etiontry to which their atteivi o n di /,,''ted• - Never has V. e cry of the di" ,, tre,,;ed fur heti) urg.2llt, their_appehl to British lic.nevoletv:•e so press a,.•• the presL.nt. alawent Who Could read tlo, rrports drmdfill ran!licti which have ta.'“,o place in C/crinovey, th.e last yor l r ; of the irvoy.sang:iii_lary in Silesia, 1,-usatia, Bri - hentia, i - ron'nt!)org - , "ther parts; and peruse the, Inelxvhr,ly detail • of sufFer almost unexampTed the'anuals of history, wit!rtnt the velv envotions ? Who (amid hear of en many, th.ousa•Ws dril%•a fr'onv it the - i•li.Y.st 'ere winter ; disc) tunny villages harnt, cities niiii%••A, 7.: - 1 ,- ,SHalities.. desolated, ,and nut with iadt•nt. ist iit relieciog di3tresa so multilArieus - and •t • • off - sttffertnc,•"3 so dreadful; to' he rescue , f .`'lr •rellow-::t , r , , , tr-lto are readrto perish, the views t'l: •N\C•'•uml: t •ttei.,' are exelusivoly , 41-atith :aticatt'd affecting deaiht of the preient • htivin,c l, on the 14t1t, on the 13;11, on the ‘2 7. 411, li ef 716 t of - Jirwi lry, and:on the Ist of Pr.broary, 151.4, Tai'd •t• Cortnnittte, it was immetii:steiv resc:l6-e in I'l Vie tl remit hy .)..1 , . ' lol,Mtild P0:111C1:3, .• • -' a a . •e -tion ,- toeu-an Committees-of diAribation " •a, IS siveral places ineatiemtd: Aatount already advertised L.7,1(345 2 a • . , - - 1 -T ~,' n'- i nr:iptions since receire.d. ;, - :5ge , 10rn.r....50 0 0 Jov-pli Clar,„ tk, Sons 21 0 0 'Bt '5O o'o William Ker, Esq 10 0 " • - 10 0 0 larne's liedgs‘rs, - I',.i. 10 10 0 • 3O 0.0 11,h-eft Hogg', Esq. 20. J 0 • 5 i 10 0 0 W . Tlorconthe, Esq. 10 10 0 nl3. P. :Tom, gsq. - 10 10 0 • • g ar ~/) aini Ray - 20 0 0 R . 21 0 0 James Rohe& Allsap 5 5 0 o '' ...,Sorla 20 0 0 rrce!ved at the Bars of the City of Loudon Coffee-house; Stock Exchange; and at all in town acid country. • - ft. I-1. :11A T ITIN, 1 .. s LUKE IIOW.ARD J, ce te.aries. THE WEATI-TER, Colt ,pmt Damp Air, at this Seasonolf, 4 feeling generally the human F ra me, sheuld l i . c r i ed Tbe'Teeth, Gums, the 44ho‘,',,tver, ore more liable t o b e affected. ro! tbeiF 1 ", CheraneV RUSPINI's DENTIFRICE lINCTLIRE ace now confidently reeinumen,led, v - hkeb, i t, 11, I ' 4 ' balsamic iii3Cl astringent qualitiee; are of a v‘try w alit 4, C in detendin the Nerve* connected with the 1r.,„.11 , ey .trill most eltietually fasten, thole Teeth that ash Iyii r either from decay or till} other cause. These valuable knd with the S.,typt , i, co long establishe4 t liiiiiwkitgazt fir stopping all kinds of bleedin r gs, froth at Vitally alul - c•xternallv,, may be had,' wholcsitle awl retail, Pall-m::11; at Mi. New '"street aad.at the other. Venders, appointed by hint. ' i,,,,; 13 . Mr. Ruspini may be•cou. , ,tiltcd:every day, at his liottse, where he - bits been practising jnintly 1,v;1!) Lis !e'nl- b cafUr upwards of 2tti years, in all branch es , as a 6ur -tist. C HILBLAINS, SPRAINS, Ras , .77.,Lvrism. , ,&c. OPODELDOC has been long from ifs Superitir excellence in the above ". • • , Nl• unil its celebrity Pas given 1.4 e Alt• ,01)11 !° 3: variety of C:)naterfeits OW , which are n offered for jateee 11 walouist. every Street-and Town in the- ki ng d om . Th ey li tt ,- 1 general compe.3ed of ingredijuits so base, as to produce 4, 1, r , trno thri thy deceiving thOse who expect relief; ti ti le , y are rype.;l up in' Directions nearly copies of those Oimilehloc i in which the names of Dy. Steers, Mr. 3" , ;ewbery, Bookseller,oj St. Paul's ll, l44, ll-yal;;, persons not in existence,•are made use of With I.!:intent of •, readily defrauding untvaiy Purchase.rs. As therefore licome niceary ,to obviate such i m p os iti ons , 1. 1 ;'" e ) are pt-,!etise,f ert n in' houses of seeming resprctaliility, careful to, ask' forthe rtennine Opodeldoc, by F. Iqewbe4 and Sons, in St: Paul's Chuvcb-yard, •./ . , 1 ,"!``'oli; and they will observe,_ as the only mark of authen-. that the words, ci Newhery, N0.'45, St. Panl's," are 4.. ed -in the Stamps. • LOCK A. 16 SUFtGICAL DISPENSARY, • PATRON - , • His Royal Highness the Duke of York. ' tali of Leitrim . 41 2 , NI. Col. J.Barry, ''')1111 Latouchet 1.1)* GOVERNORS, Coi. W. Jories, 'NT. P. Col. H.Clements, M. P. Earl of EgrelooLit. SURGEON, Pr Atr, Xiernan,.Member of the Royal Collage, Loadon. iirS .INSTITUTION, for the exclusive Cure tp, of VENEREAL DISEASES; and their dreadful eta I., e s ae t" 3 , 'as Strictures, Debility, Ulcerations, &c. has t cure o f less than two thousand Patients arinu -110 -131.1 ' , limy afflicted faun" ten to twenty years, since esta •, , to 1800. „ early symptoms of GonOrrhoea and Chancreare cured of rt walayshy , Nir. Kieruan's superior and etticaeiotis , mode ~ei.!e4t.intit, And that - weakness and tierangement'of" the' lifltiVe organs,. whieltimpair the constitution, and shorten rehere in re suctessfully treated.tlian ou any other Plan, ° his Kiernan may be consulted as - usual, bp ` either. sex, at. 1; ; I , l• J a te 1,011 ;e No.. 21,, Lower Chaslotte,strect,. -Bedford •Whlere :ttp's frow Town:and Country al?. to be ad atitt thereceSsary advice antimediciae :)e given sent t o any part of the liingtl.;ni. price ~ ; Is. Practical Observations on. thc o :t Diseases, li ce Iciernao ; and sold by Sh erwoo d an d 24, Eateruoster-rw, "Ecliets transfeTab'e, with the usual Liinitations, as ex pressed _on the Card of Admission'. - The SubseriberS of last year, who have honoured the Manag - ers with their names, but have beers pf•evented taking out their tickets by the in, clemency of the .Weatler, are respectfully informed - that they are resci'ved" for 'them at Mr. Ilireha 1733-, Nov, Liond r‘treet ; where also tlekets are new ready for delivery to the Sabscris,2rs in graeral.—Particular care will - be,taken to is ne no Marc than the room can well accommodate. PATRIOTIC Ft:NI) • • Lloyds, - Felt. 2, 1914. ..777 1 i - llS.lnstitiition since its establishment at the ce!nainer,ec:nent of the present War, has a:FM-tied ho-, no:nit:lsle and grateful assistance or alleviation, to more than C2se. , , of Ulcers, :=seamen, and privat , .... Soldiers, their VV-I,lows, Orplistv , ;,.or dependant Relatives. The Committee, e; - ,J f*Jic,l,2o iirai rellaner, that through the generos sym pathy of all ranhs of a discerning- People, sensible of the bless- - . ings orseeurity front the - ix:vile aim; of its vindictive• Enemy, andSOLDlEß`luay still confiden.itly that.tim-re 'who are ileiir to i.', Om, in “. the event of his fallinc, in the 4aered raise, find i,riendsit and cc Onartlians in a grateful and generous .Cotintry; and' titat cc he who may-he , Lisabled in its defence ,;!:a 7 ,i not be negiecttld h;• those v:hon.he has ntaveiy defend . 1. P. WEI,SFPRD, Sec. Salner;pl . i6tis sinee•the iftst Advertisement. S. Det‘ , olslii re-street, Queen-:3luare L 5 0 0 Admiral Sir Joh:, Colpoys,,K.B. 5 0 0 Collect ions otk 'fliali!isgiring Day, viz.. At Wat litigton Citarch, tisbire, 'per 11.ev. Thon A t • 7 2 6 _ , ...s. - - 27 15 6 Nr.,0,41,...:(1er, 0...10c.l - - 1 0 0 • Dr. Wall, ditto - • - 1 1 0 A i'T ;end- L.) the TY.stri , ,e ( l, t Etto . _ . ... 2 . 0 0 At f - lcitlyttli, Oxfordshire, pe;l l .ci. - .1 - 2tir,•arti Eilcrtoil 3 I 6; 0 At St. Jaates's Citai - c4;` , l , buclr , stvi• 35 10 0 At iVir.:;lie:d ai;;1 IViii):- Cu..dcils, per Rev. Charles Aid ricl: . - - •4 0 0 At `, 7 ,' • neon, Bit , l),ps `.l - 41thatu, per" Res-. Johu .. Da:l., i , ,,.• - ,- - At A'' , ;11 , 11 , Chureo 90 0, per Rev. J. B. Collv,r ' 9 0 e ..-...:-. 1, _ !f,.: Cir :: , cil, 'per :ter. J. ill - 14,rd & 3 0 At 1 7 - •! 1 ,. ..1 . -: , , per Tics*. Geo. linight 3 9 0 At ,`...‘ • , • ' , Yilts - - G 5 0 , ', l •• ••,' , - • - - - ,6 5 0 •, '.t _..'.,icoal.)t Re- , ,,;is Churcii - - ' 'l5 8 8 :.- . i' ton Coithieid Ciiiir:_;ll, per Rey. -J(A. :',lendham 8 11 9 ":.i '-,:-. .'..ichael'.3, 1V0..1d-:tee.e4per ilev. - +V..11. Chap- ' - - 2 (1 6 - 37 10 0 - 29 0 0 t.: — . , ":to.ies's Church, Bristol Cilri;t Liverpiloi t N.ent, viz Re'. 'Fred. !.',l..uncrs Sattun, .lector . L. 3 3 0 'A. it Bradley - - ' 3 3 0 IV:llia.n 'Twopenny . - - 3 3 0 7.'i:li .u i Murton - ... - 1 1 0 Georg; lialier - - 1 0 0 John Gill . - - - 1 1 0 At Borden, Kent; viz Rev. Stephen Tucker, Vicar. Rer. Daniel Caßyer, Curate Mrs:4'2.'4er it. MatsAn Mrs. It. Matson iVifliarn Wise Ifenry Wise - 2 2 0 - 2 0 1 1 0 - 0 10 e, 1 1 0 - 0 10, 6 I F 0 1 1 0 Mr. Gunge - John Vinson John Wisi! I`Er. Ilnruian Mcs. Barrow s,u-row Mr.lioniewoni 0 10 0 5 6 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0' 0 b 0 5 - - 0 '5 (.1 12 11 0 14 2 fi Subger;ptions recei7el'at the Bar of Lloyd's, and by the re spective-Banlis:ri. , • THE ONLY GENUINE PECTORAL BALSAM of HONEY • IN v tINTED ja IT SIR JOHN HILL, M.D. '- 1 77 101.1: 'COUGHS, COLDS, ASTILITAS, and- CONSUNIPTIONS—this • Medicine is' unequalled, the Astlmiatic and Consumptive maysrely on Relief, and,,by due Perseverance, on a radical Cure. Those whose. Lungs are in jured by Cold, or oppresSed by a quantity of Glutinous . Mat ter, will find a safe and certain itiuedy:—lt opens the thg-• racic Duets—heals the soreness of tb.e. Breast—reinnveS difli culty of 'Breathing —promotes easy Expectoration, and pre vents, as well as Cures, all Covsumptive Affections, so fatal to Thousands in this Country. Caution—No Nfedicine was ever so universally ConntOrfeit ed as this ; and a few Years ago, the Wife. of the Rev 'Robert fowler, of Peterborough, had nearly fallen a sacrifice-to a spuriong Balsam of - Honey, sold by a Chemist and Druggist in lAndon. Petuns therefore be careful to ask fir ‘€ Sir John Hill's Pnlsorn of and observe the ; ames of " Shaw-and wards,V arecograved on the Stamp given with such Bottle. .Sold, wholesale-and retail, by E. Edwards, No. €6; Se.yanri Cluirch Yard ; aNI by Sanger, 04zford , itreet; and Tuit, citan:;e.—Price 2s. 9d..35. 6d. and ins. per bottle. ritlE value of Dr. 'FREEMAN'S GOTTA SALtiTARIS has, been so long proved, that no - ping of the present ,day can bear a competition with it, n all the different stages of a certain Disease, which it ef actually cures, and uradicates from the habit, without ing the painful feelings and exposure that attend Salivation without debilitating the ConstiNtionin any degree, or evkn the iring coafinement from business, or restriction of diet.— The radical virtues of these inestimable Drops have proved their elalla to ' , in:bile approbation, for snore than 30 years. In all the debility of both•Nexes they prove a never-failing Ite storatiVe, whether the', debility is produced.hytop.free use of IM4r.cury, by illicit pleasures, or the effects:of 3 warm clinpite. To Travellers, arid thosegoing abroad, Ott!) , 'cannot be recom mended too strongly, as they will receive a safe, speedy,. and complete .6tre, imall old stubborn Glects, and every Weak ness that affects the Bladder.and Organs . of Urine. by its ef ficacy many Women have become Mothers, who for many years had been deprived of ihat limpiness. Sold, wholesale and retail', at R. Butler's Chemical, Drug and•Patent Medicine Warehouse, 4, Cheapside, confer n.f, St. Paul's Churth-yard, London; Sharp and Belau', Ports- Mouth ; ' Jones, Weston, Alhi'uf, Mallory; Portka; Hal and Johnston, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, - ;Sheerness Peek, - Rosa And Turner, Hull; Hoxland and-Coulavortlfr, Granville, Nettleton, and Gil aert, . Plymouth ; K'iox and Lloyd, anl Swim-key and Cu. Birmingham; and Penny,. Lathburv, Liverpool ; Staines and Lynch Manchester; Trewman,..gxeter t Smith, Ilandertim, Item burn,. Scutt, and Baxter,-1411inburgh; . .Baxteriind Macdonald, . Glasgow ; Bulges; and Bari-y, - Bristol ; Stevenson and Co. Nor w i c h .; Swiufen, Leicester; •Danti and ~ - intton, f;otting, ' ham ; cad retail by most Cuuutry Medici/se Y;efplers, fitgOICCE 'rat 24. 9d. aud.fis.,euch, Anglesea, : .. Betiford, . . Berlis,,(ineladingtliTOwn• Of • Thaiikerfi.47l) - , '.' . - • • Derivie,r, Brecon, n. . ... . CatOridge, '{ineludirrg' the Town of I'l - e - wit - tot - loll), Cardigan, - • . • 1 Carmarthen, - - Caroarvoii, Chester, -. • -,- CornwfAl, ,ittstit - itling- Scilly;; C ton be clhild - ," ' Ifer,! . .ih r . . -, •- • . _. Derby, 'T • Devco; 7 . - . , liorset, ' • Durham, ' (hie:tiding Holy . Island) ! : • I'':ex, Flout, Glamorgan, G:-104'sr, (including the - City of Bristol), ILiiits; Hereford,- Hi,rtford, Houts, -- Isle of Man, isio of Wight, at, • LaucaAter, Nozfo N4tha::,21,1 - ort, Northiv.lberianti, • Oford,. Pembroke, • Salop, Somerset, StatFordp - - Suffolk (exclusive of Land. g..lartl • Surrey, `;.ussex, Warwick, Westmoreland, Vi'ilts, Worcestte, York, - And in the several Counties in NOctli Britain. - • That the Deliveries are 'to commence on and for the Twenty-fifth Day of M.arefi next; that Proposals iu Writ ing,. sealed lip and marked, " Tender for Army supplies," Kill be r.eceived at this ()Aim, on or before Thursday the Twenty-fourth" Day of February (but pone will be received after Twelve o'clock on that Day), and, if sent by Pest, the Postage mu.st, be paid. Proposals - must be made separately far, each Cotinty and 'shad, except for the Counties co: Iprising - North and South Wiih.:S", all of s whicii aarsy be incl m le l iu One Tender, as also must the several count Norlh ''•1; and en.ch Proposal ninst here the Letter which is annexed to th,-..Tetidel pri;perly filled up, by Two rer:;-olis of known Property engagi n g to be •come bound, with the Party ttinaering iii the Amount stated in the prints,! PariculOrs, Fexformance of the Cuatft - ) and sso Propa.ial n.::tice;L:zirdess made on a prix) d Tend 4, and the Prices exprcsi2d in Words at Length; - and shiattbi it4F.:hcippen tJI t d the Continuan c e of the ; Contract no Troops e,hpuld he st4oned or supplied in tha County, the Expellee of the Contract and Bond-, paid in the first instance by the Contractor, to be refunded to him by the Co .mmissifry in Chief. Pa; t cyf= 'nay ttit application at this Office; between the Hours of Eleven ninl Five ; at the otliceof ?assistant-corninissary-General youn g , Edinburgh ; Deputy Commissary-General Cooped Guernsey;, and at -the office of Deputy Commissary-General Bent; Jersey. %_l'T-INDIA HOUSE, Jan. 21, Ixl4. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT- El) COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TRADING - to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice', That a 'GENERAL CQL 7 l4.r.of the said Company will he held at-their house, in Leadenhail-street, on FRIDAY, the 4th February next, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, an the'deslre of more than Nine Proprietors; to ballot Oli the following finesttion, vtz. "That<tl►is Court aprora and co'nfirm the fullowingßeso lution of the Court of Directors ofthe 19th iteyt, vix. "Resolved by the Balk:J .. 01;1A the Court takitig into consi deration all the ,circumstances relating to the fanner Ap pointment of Lieut.-Gen. Sir Thomas Fiisl p, Bart. - to the Situation of Commander•,iu Chief at Bombay, to his capture and to.his subsequent appointment at Madras, is of . opi nion that the sum of 15001, only begi.•en to ThOnias llislop in" place pf 3300 as originally proposed by the Cturt." JAMES CORD, Secretary. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Feb. 1, 1614. THE COURT ofPIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of INIERCHANTS of ENGLAN=D trading to the EAST INDIES do hereby give Notice - That a SPECIAL GENERAL COURT of the .said COM PANY WILL I3E HELD, b? Adjournment, at' their - Holise in I.adcullall-Arert, on 'WEDNESDAY, the 23d March next, at Eleve'n o'Ciock in, the Fo:enoun, to take into consi- Oration the following propositions viz. - _ That no Person shall .hereafter he devned eligible to sit upon a,Counittee of Proprietors vidio is not entitled to -vote or ballot in a-General-Cc:nut. That this Resolution be established as a Bye-Law of the Company. That an addition .be ritad to the sth 'section of the tth 'chapter of the Bye'-Laws, entitled General Courts, viz: That after the words " Itis ordained, that no,Person be admitted to he present at any General Court, who not at the time-be possessed of Fire Hundred Poundi' Stock,'• there be inserted as follows, v;z, " And that no Persons be allowed to tale any part in the discussion of any question therein who shall trot be legally, entitled to vote or ballot upon the same.," • And the Court of Direettors do hereby alio gire'Notice; that . at the said.GonefaliCourt (which will be 'al ,o a Quarterly. General Court, notice of which has hceiiiren by a separate adrcrtiseme.nt):a motion is intended to be made, " Tli'at no sum of mon e y s h a ll b e .voted b y any General Court as a re rpuneration for services performed, or A ls a compensation for losses suffered; nor as a gratuity or pension to any person unlOs forty Proprietors, legally qualified, are present." The fAiurt of Directors do lite Wise gire Notice, that at the said quarterly Court a Motion will made—"Tb4t, Lord Her bert Windsor Stuart, late of the Bengal CiVilEs - tabllidnuent, • be permitted to return With big Batik td J-4?. - 441S C 0.4.11, Secretarj. WASIIi.N'GTON, J. important Message and Documents were on yej tertlay trariStnitted by the'President of the Unit:mi. Sta'tes to both icion,:e's of COngres TO THE 'SiNATE AND:HOC/SE ,OF REPRESENTATIVES Off'TIIE UNITED:STATE's IN CONGRES,ASSEAILE2.I. I transmit for the infortnation of Congress eo , - 1::es of a letter from the BritiAt Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs to the Secretary of State, with the.. Answer to the latter. In appreciating the accepted proposal of the Go , vernment of •Great"l3rjrain for uting Cons for peace, Congress will not _fail. to kvcp . i 3 mind that vigorous preparations for carrying o - ri the; war can in no respect impede the progress to a favourable result,. whilst a relaxation of -such preparations, should the 'Wishes of the United' States for a speedy restoration of the blessings of peace be disappointed, would liccess.rily (lave the most injurious consequences. 6, 1814. JAMES MADDISON. LORD CASTLEREAGH TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE. Foreign Of ice, Nov. 4, 1813, have the honour to enclose to you, for the information of the President ‘ of the 'United States, a copy of-a note which his Britannic Ma- jesty's•Alnbassador at the Court of St Peterburgt was directed to present to the Russian Govern. mut, as soon as his Royal Highness, the Prince Regent was informed that - Plenipotentiaries had been nominated on the part oldie American . Go 7 verurnent for the purpose of negotiating for ; Peace with Great BritartiAinder the mediation of ,his Imperial Majesty. His Lordship Ira‘'ing:, by the last Courier front the Impel ial head-quarters: acquitinted Me that .the Anierica ,COnlniiSsitMelS * . 110W .._ at St. Peters burgh h ave i nt i mated, in reply to this overture, that they had no objection to a negociation . at Lyndon, and were equally desirOns, as the British_ GOvernment hall declared itself to be, that this I:usiness should not be mixed with the affairs of the Contineut of Errope, but that 'their powers were limited to negotiate 'under the mediation of Russia. Vnder . these circunistances, l and in order to avoid an unnecessary continuance of the cala anities of war, the Prince Regent commands tle to transmit, by a flag of trace, to the American port nearest to the seat of Government, the of tidal note above mentioned, in order-;that the President, it he should feel disposed to enter .upon a direct neg,ociaiion for the restoration of peace between the two . States, may give his, di, ructions accordingly. In making this communication, 1 0 can assure you,' th-at the British Government is willing to enter into discussion with the -Governme nt of Anlerica, for the conciliatory adjuitinent of the differences subsisting between the two Statcs, with an earnest desire on their part to bring them to a favourable issue, upon Finciples of perfect reciprocity not, inconsistent with the established . • maxims of public law, and with the maritime rights of the BritishPanpire. - - The , Admiral commanding the British' squadroa on the Anierican suitiob will be directed. to give the necessary protection I to any persons proceed ing to Europe, on the part of the Government of the'United States, in furtherance of this 'over ture ; or should the American Government have occasion to forward orders to their commiSsicn. at St. Petershurgh, to give the•requisite facilities. by cartel'. or otherwise, to the trampissionof the same. • I have - the honour to be, with the highest'consi.. deration, Sir, your most. - obedient servant, • • (Sign,ed) •CASTLEREAGH, [Enclosure alliided to ab.ove.J ' TRANSLATION' OF A• NOTE 'FROM LORD. (':•TIICART TO •THE COUNT DE NESSLLRODE, DATED Toplitz, Sept. 1,.1643. The Undersigned Ambassador of his Britannic' Majesty to the ilmperor of All the Russ . sias,' de siring' to avail himself of the first occasion to re.- new the subject 'yespeating America, Wilk:h . Was brought . into discussion in a conference at the.:tao ment of departure from FleichentiaCh, has tw_ ho. . - 'nom to address this note to' his ExcellencY the Count de Nesselrode. Although theTrince Regent, for reasons which have been airiady made hn,w,d; has not found hinsse)f in 4.sittiation to accept the mediation of his imperial Majesty for teihiluating the d:spo. N