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4)1 1 tre ncl~n~' 00 0: e el t4l ovo trY cor l ' r for u r drog' 81i] /TIT:Ni--,ER 6 I-IL-ITUE ROYAL, COVENT-GARD . EN. '14,11 PRESENT, EVENING July ,i " Peyforilied , 1116121 RD C(F.UR DE LIO. el Ytrd, Mr. Sinclair ; and Matilda, Slis N s StepheAS. After which, BOMBASTES FURIOSO.. I .IVith.the Allezorical Festival, carl9d _ GRAND ALLIANCE. To which will be added, S I.D IX :IND KALASRADE. ItOY PATRIOTIC CONCERTS. th e •f 14 .,, ING' S THEATRE, HAYMARKET.. outhe 'VIDOWS and ORPHANS of the I" R i',F.. - N . Z,`:. "'II° Fell ir, tIie'CAUSE of LIBERTY, and in t t , '" of SPAIN and PORTUGAL. • 444 of his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT. Ind also under 3hsp 4 ... t theAuspies 111ir-1-a Highness the e , Du k e o f YORK, Duke of CLARENCE, Highness the Duke 41 Of .. KENT, th o f Highness the Duke SU SS EX. VENINGS of JULY , I . 4th . and lar;,' l, 4, ) Nti(a-, of the DELIVERA:SCE ot SPAIN . and , ki,rYco,;t`. by the BRITISH ARMS, wh i ch . hair the Vili)?eiPs i ti: i buted t3_the Restoration , of ranee, ai x t. Nit..s ;q r . eit trf , ;'' Europe, by out: . ja.„4 , 1 ; IN jN )ritied IV,,,NA Y. LUSI I „IN IA LIII!JZ , . , 'fo s ucceeded by 'rum ShAslTss t or • PEACE, a GRAND CARMEN SE 't ‘)f f the Mu tten, and the lybo e t 4 4 41 , - teti e , 4 `e fur the Great Occasion, Each t " Cod save the King," newly arranged and 3.1 0 4 7 - 'nd the whole to be executed liloll a plan e i. n. T1,',q 1 4,' 9y three comlete and distina Orchestras Lis `tzr4.,-'llrit'''ietv,'orn rising' ' hree Organs, and more 11 . fa a n 114 4 „0i4 4 , nt - red an,' Performers, for which is prepar ing Archit e ;:arai Structure, to be erected over t he 4 t, )l th e St age . f 'raters already engaged are, Madame nor 'l2'r e n -r e ° 77ani, Mrs. Sal WWI, Mr. Vaughan, Mr. K th ePner, Mr. Ld, I ) a o Ls ' ' A lf. J. Elliot, and Mr. eonar Brabant.Mr. Crofts, Mas ,Thict:7' to lie o pen ed at S ev en o 'Cl oc k , an d the Per -19. " b egin at t • • ,y t . Inuit expressly for these Concerts by INlessrs. 4'4 th e Boxes (and Boxes tube taken) at the Opera 11 41 Y. Tickets for the Pit and Gallery to be had o k et. Ni t'oldtains Old Bond-street; Mrs. Dale, Oxfold t':Nbel4.ll, Pli ' ght and Robson, St. Martin's-lane; Mr. 4,;,Nlti' 4 ;; . , \ '' Bon d-stoe et ; Mr. Preston, Strand ; and Messrs. '44 44••,,C(r. Ce ide. P it, flu t e G uinea; Gallery, Half-a-Guinea. %,; t :•-ea ) ,1 ll„"k, a new Harlequinarle•Pant r ominte, t!hich ,Ife t i 'he received with unbounded applatise, will be It () , -t lof tZ e f.Y Evening until further notieey with the last 141, Olying Stag's . Engagement.. • ttla • 4P RITtIEATits (ASTLEY'S), WESTIIIN tr STER BRIDGE. ti 44° ,n age ' of their Royal Highnesses th e PRtxca r AIS I '4:GEvr and Duke of YonK. ul tL - Thursday 7th, Friday Bth, 3 9th duly (by- permission of the Proprietors t ' Coeent-Garden), ' , NI, I mp THE SECRET MINE; n l ': t, the united Stud of Horses. • , n ( i' ll tie nroiselie -FERZI wilt go throng}, their ..°l l4 a stonishing Perforraa.neea on the TIGHT est C 61 e r Q4l ic So,,g ances by the FLING STAG, ZEPHYR. 1 . 4.P a1i '1 ; 0 , ' 4 r. hterring....l-10ysenlaushill by Mr. Davis. Pk With the new . Comic Pantomime of ; or, Harlequin an . d the ler's Daughter. tit• grtat .T3i Ce at Half-pas. 'Eight o'Clock. ki l 1 1 141 eli t : P.N.,„,.. — ' l "lTnber of Carriag,.4 . w . histh assemble n ight. ° Ql k! ' 't 4c^ dint, at the 410.00 , 111. iorrof the Enter 'l'44 s n inbiv requested that Ladies . and Gentle:l : len riervaitts to take up with their horses heads ge. _...._ _ - •.... Itoy 1 -- -----..,.... - . P ri/t *-1 AA- ADE:IIY, SOMERSET-PLACE. kitt rit.4\itIIIIITION of the- ROYAL ACA eel.th. (iron: IL.LiCLOSE on SATURDAY . pin g l 'got o' ( ;10e1t in the Morning till Seven XS1e;:"A111; I, 4' Ci aalogue Is. f,, ~ p . rtzia„ Ahlbi t - HENRY HOWARD, R ce oryi , ors are desired to send for their several Per 4e4aY the lab, or Wednesday the 19th inst. IN . e 41'..M°V.:11, OP THE POST-OFFICE. . utl,„, libtiletirqu7Tlenee o f the g reat pressure of Persons 4 :1,1 ( ' ;,, , t e,,,:t Nighiii- the Petition to the 1.1.°11'),"14,1'6‘; tt 'l4.lt,s4l`"'s, er ' om the MERCHANIS, I,A.N I. •? l 'b '' NI. , ' agillost the . REMOVAL of the POST-OFFICE I °‘Cieckit t-1,4',,i1d vf 'h e p the time for Signin:t s i t'e 11 ° ' t"4tt - "ed to 111.0C NIAY de the I Ith July, until ihree -tlitti'e Petit it's Cii l ll 4 ' e rk :_ t w lo i t i l l lie for Signatures at JoAirs, T in one y s, and ay. , R,,,„, s ts, from len till Five o C , k A c 'Y I) Ft i LAVIE, and GARIII, (.1 ,qt;Nt, Solicitors. "11 Pii(4•4lANTN't.,4l, MEETING of _the ._ t t il ' , ' ,Al,;,‘'Z NE.cti:l R ANKERS of LONDONiu Tavern, at Ele `l\bleEhßeh-1 11-,11,•rit13 ~, ~H % 3 the City of London . ( .. 1 :0N ; L FILEI!Ir of some mode of txp_re!soin_gtrhEeLir ti.it„ 1 • , , auto'mit Jl3-MARSHAL the.DURE t l'ile Ci l h al r ti , 1"gli sense they entertain of theeminent .si, w.lertll to his Country. (Slg?atitit.cltiti;btleilinern at Twelve-o'Clock precisely. Charles Lyne, , ' • Ati ~. Le0,..,, t 1 7,-. steiti, William Manning, Len• •••• ...I:roan, John Maitland, atitiii`?,,'"fl Ilarii d William Mellish, Itiehl--"4`l)ridr::' ' .Stewart Majoribanks, j. Wdr;ts,,ii 11,.)brdai, ~ln miGillivray, Thui,*ll,ltlit " ‘e' Simon Palmer, • trA , , 1 ) ,-, c a , s it C ll : 4 .l e : , William Sites, J..uward 1 ,., .tleg e James Siuis, .p . ,-, -- , iii ce . ..1,(. . rorster ' Philip Sunsuit), ' kard (, , ' A. H. Thomson, I j i :r i lel l It John ajj1::: l'lk:elwaintti s'i:,::: 'John 'Fenno, Robert. WigraluP ~,,,., James Warre. i; 14)rrtql.V. .rtm..... _begins Drawing Ist SEP -2.. ~`•uta{, 1814. •.2 '•• • of .... •(.:1-lE N/ pi . 21 .. '••• • . . , .. • '"•4•20,0ou. i .4O,C>CO 2 :.........---• 10,000,:—,.." 20,000 .5: ••••• • • • • • ****** 5,00 0.. ••• • • ********** io,oo • • ......• •••• • • • • 2 .000.. :'' * • • ********** 4,upo iti • • ......... •••• • - . i,000... ••• • * ********** 24:006030 )6: " • -..... •••• • • - sao., ••• • • ****** •• • 17. 50 .• '• •• • ...: •• ••• • .. 1 00 • **************** F>9(?•(:) .............. ...... : • • t. .. .. .................. .. . 1%05000" 4 'ClietS ,000 •p. • • .. 20' • • • ... _ • .............. 55,000 L. 140,000 NO ri.x.ED PIiTZES '. DAbi of DilAwixo : Ist D ay„. ~. ~ :.. .. ist SEPTEAIBER. 21 vas' .1 • • • .. .. . . tall, sEt-rEmBE it. :ticii,t.rs 4.-iaiy?•.• ..... ~ litli SET'3II3EIt. DSON, I le .t . s )Zl L V I Cl', ajridtloe S t , r et Se"l!i,t.6Y it,lCH'lllat their Ilt ki n ' .1, 'e„(,l'"',er of i3al°ll:-t)4u?l(l°i:sig•ts u he I' , A te .2.);:d faciug• 1; ' '.ews, Cliarin,-cruss. - 2 urn '. ' tkif Price of a. Ticket. .Ll 9 10 0 41/4\41;144 , •••' ' • • L. I 0 7 0 f .igiati. ....... L. 9 13 (3 • • .. •' • " 5 5 Q I Sixtcentli.: ......... 1 7 0 • • 1.4, ...,,.......„..- ,;;, , ,.4 40:!"?,- „, r. -_ ; P 7 7 -, :i r --* T "- 1 . . --- 14-ZP4 ( t 4 'l l : 4 .), - i• t . r lif t t.,--- r* ~........,... ...,...., ~.,/, ,• it, , , x. ' .. : „,. . 444 .4 ;• A V .., . - -. 7 . . - • /g,l'ix, -- , - . i •., . . , tl' , : 4 41 / % '' 47/7/ififhiS** - ' .- Fie. T UnS DA .71 7 , J ILLY 7, 1814. LOTTERY OITIC E, SOM ALS',E:T-PLACE, 'July 4, 1314. THE COMMISSIONIthS afii)ointed for ma nag ikg the LOrr EWES give 'tiotic:e % That Ni!THIERS of TICKETS and SHARES iu iYal preceding LOTTERIES may he eXaiitied at this'Oflice every day he- Iween the hi):lr's of Tet; 'and Three (Holidays excepted;', with V‘e.ir Registers hfßertelits and Blanks. IC7'LT-.1 Lit, G— F F ICE , .11c/,j 1, 1814 T HE CO LIIM/.SS/0/VE RS/0 r iii,s,4l.4.lEsTY'S ;VAT'S.' Itereby Tl at e on FridaY, the, 15'h Instant, they will he ready to reteice Traders 'in Writing, Sealed up, and treat for Opt! Hundred and . Fifty Tons 4 M1T5C017.3.:00 SLTGAR,to Ge ttusmera4le to Savtl ides (V' rz..,0 hound; weight each; to be pr4clacc,‘ ultk flee'ort'Cql , i , ; and for Two Ilendred Tons of LIVERPOQIi, er Coij:;ge-gi'ained CHESHIRE Store-dried, or Salt of cgue; to be also answerable to Samples to be prothwer: with the Tenders ; to he delivered into: the lin Stot,'s at Deptford, the Sugar in the space of a Fore-. night from the Dale the Contract, and the Salt by the .-irkt, - tat next, free of all charge and risk to his Majesty, except' that the Contractor will be allowed 2s. 11r1. fiJr.4"on, 1%,r Porterage of the Salt from the Whrof :14 00 Stores ; ie paid for 611 Bills, payable `with Merest Nicety dart . 4'?in- date. And the CMINTIS.SIONEKS appuinted to take in the 13E- NtiTIT TICKETS of the FOUltni 3.OTTERY, 1513, do hereby give Notice, that they will attend at their Office. in Siomerset-Aace, on Tuesday, the Nineteenth Day of July instant, from Ten o'Clock in the Foreinn until One o'Clock in the Afternoon, to take in a n d enier the BENEFIT TICKETS of the said laaery, to be exchanged for Certificates pttr stiant to the Act of Parliament in that behalf. And for better dispatch thereof, the said COMMIS SIONER.S will take in and enter ibe BENEFIT TICKETS beginning No. 1, and ending No. 4500, at one Seat, and the BENEFIT TICKETS beginning No. 4501, and ending No. 9000, at another Seat; and the Persons possessed thereof are directed to take Notite, and bring with their Tickets !se parate Lists thereof, formed in Numerical Order, and adaitted to each of the said Seats, and at the bottom of each of such List's to Write the Names and proper additions of the Persons to be inserted in the Certificates, as the Proprietors of the said Tickets, and the value thereof; and they are further directed to bring . their Tickets for entry as earlk as possible. And the said COMMISSIONERS also give further Notice, that Certificates for all the said BENEFIT TICKETS which shall be brought to be entered on Tuesday, the Nineteenth instant, Will be delivered Mit on Friday, the Twenty-second instant ; after which. the said Commissioners will take in and enter Tickets on Wednesday, the Seventh Day of Sep tember,-and deliver ant Certificates on Saturday, the Tent-h Day of September nest ; and all Persons are desired, when they come for their Certificates, to Bing DupliCates of their Lists left at this Office, otherwise the same cannot be. deli vered to them. • ron4tit.n.? ge Contracts ;nag be sTen at tit! Se )(fir ;. or (so far as L.2,fr4.7 . 115 th: s'a4 to 14c o„"the Li ft I:,...qSies Gt L!verp?o, tjtesh - re, e,respectaky. ••••'.77147.1 ^,rl:4"be hail to any Tender in ?chid. the Price shnlt nut !,e in.verleb: in words at ieng•th, ar that svholi not be delii4-red to the Bon: 71 befurc O.se o'Cloc4 co the :said Frt . - day, the 15th Instant, nor unte.va• the Person ?rho 12c:this the Tender, or sonar Peron on his behalf, attends, &awn step- when called fur. .11).EP 2".F0 D f7CT4?-I I, ING- Etit D, .1a fy 5, 1814. .THESE are to give N,,tice, that on Thursday, the 14th of Jet next, at Tee e'ciock in the Forenooa, will 'lie EXPOSED to PCBLIC S.-Mil:, at his Ma jestys.rietuaillieg-Yard, at Deptfiltd,..tundi'y LOTS of the Alloiaing:PßOrlSlONS and STORES, now lying in the said Yard, viz..— Bread, Flour, Raisins, Rice; Pease, Oatmeal, Dholl, Pease Sereenings, llakehouie Sweepings, Oatmeal Sweepings, Beef, Pork, Suet, Bags and Ras, Malt Dust, Hop Bags, Sugar, Butter, Cheese ; Leafier, Mitt, Puncheon, Hogshead, Bar- Ilatlllogshead,,Ruiltilet:' Vine Pipe, and Wine Hogs held Staves; Dish Tierce and Larrel Stares; Heading, tight and dry; a quantity of Boards Ends, Fire'Wood,&c. Scc. The COI•IMISSIONEIiS also give further Notice, that ail Tickets brought to this Office, whose Checks du not! agree with their Counterparts, will not be entered for payinent without ,a Bond being given to indemnify the said Cow- . missioners for granting Certificates for the saine • Deposit of 231. per <Tie. is to b:.• tn.; de upon.the amount of eitoh lot at the time of Nutt, awl the mnaind ,, r of the par- Wore Store.). removed, for whieh porp4sl , a jwriudqf 14 workia , dliyA•mili u e o/!orre(t from the day syde, the P ,, fyersintrl7,eulacla ohsez - wing-, that nut lass than one-hal/of qua ntilif I,to be token a ?ray r/ont the pre misci within the ji e ern dclls , and the re ,nai ner last he srven fol/Fu#eln rives, othbrii , ise the qeno.vit mon,oo mill be forfeited, and the Proi!isions or &Ores rimain the propeptp Cro.ii, as nu extensdon of ante will, on anq aecoll nt, he ,-ranted. ttl: y ia e t n o most.\a,uteA% NEXT, the DINER'W Eh N a • I ; ea , he the GEN'T'LEMEN' from INDIA to hii GRACE the Deif:..L. Of WELLINGTON, will, be a; - . 13URLINGTON HOUSE, iustead of Willis's Roo*, as at first intended. FIE WIDOW and helpless CHILDREN of the I at.t Mr.:PETER YEAMES, solicit the FavOur of _ _ the and Clentry'of London, to assist thou in their Distress. Mr. Yeames was detained in the Packet, at -Bei ' voetsloys, in - the year I goj ; sent into France as Prisoner of War, and remained at 'Verdun, on Parole, till last January, when - the Successes of the Allies, and their near approach, occasioned him to ire hurried affray, with_thc rest of the un fortunate Captives, to‘A'ards Blois ere he reached half. thy,. he fell a sacrifice to the inclement - Season and excessive Fa tigue, leaving . in, England his Wife and Six Children to lament his Loss, and the consequent destruction of their-praspFeti r.• SAlhaeriptioog ;Op, Ouie benevolent mein - tercsted for this Unfortunate .Fainily will be thankfully ae- , knowledgeth,in a future Paper, and received at the Banking houses of Messrs. Hoare, Barnett, and Co. Lombard-street; and Messrs. Millet, Austin-Friars. PERSONS WHO INTEND TO HAVE BOOTHS AT HYDE PARK FAIR. NN KEEPERS, PUBLICANS, and. the. PUI3- 11_ LIC in general, are, informed that the tinest ripe BOT TLED STOU'Is, at 6s. 6d. per Dozen ; ditto, ditto ALE, at is. 611.: ditto, ditto CYDER, at Bs. 6d. may be had bv upply ing to Messrs. WILLIAM TEBBITTAnd Co. Nu. 45, Leaden hall-street, and No. 43, Haymarket. WILLIAM TEBBITT and Co. respectfully inform their Friends, &c. that their Stout, Ale, and Cyder; is in the highest condition. N.B. Fine old Port 38s. per dozen, as usual, and other Wines proportionably DgVONSIIIRE.—To be . LET for .a Term, •Furnished or Unfurnished, a delightful FAMILY RESIDENCE ; comprising an excellent • and commodious Mansion, with all requisite Others, attached and detached, Gardens, Greenhouse, and a suitable quantity of Land.---The H o use is beautifully situated in ornamented Grounds, on the most preferable part •of the Coast of this much-admired County, immediately contiguous to a Market and Pint Town, and unites every convenience necessary in a Country Re sidunce. The owner would have no objection to exchange it for a House in Town equal to his accommodation for a period of Twelve Months or upwards. Apply, if by letter, post-paid, to Messrs. Cotton, No. 18, Basiughall-street. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, with Spacious Mansion, • Path-, Woods, Manors and Ajvowson. TO BE SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT; a compact Freehold Estate, of upwards of ONE THOU.- SAND ONE HUNDRED ACRES, in a beautiful Country, and Iti respectablt.;'Neighbourhoon, distant from London 45.tuiles, and 15 miles from the Coast, 'comprising a substan tial., spacious Mansion, well situated, extensive attached and detached Offices of overy'deseription, large walled Garden, with Grape-houses, : &e. &c. well-wooded Park and Lawn with a. large piece of Water, extensive Woods, writ stocked with Game, and eligible Farms, with requisite Yards and Buildings in good repair.. Also Two Manors and perpetual Advowson of the Rectory. The Land is nearly all in hartd, and is in a high state of Cultivation ; and the Estate being bounded, in part, by a Na- vig - able River, which affordi .great facility in procuring ma nures of all kinds from the Market Town, and the soil being well suited to the Turnip Husbandry, it 14 a very desirable Property, for any Gentleman who wishes to Farm on an ex tensive scale. For Particulars, and for Orders to view the Estate, apply L. MOSrs. Gibbs, Old Broad-street. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE WINES.---Jusn 28. OYAL EXCHANGE WINE COMPANY, ji_iv No. 3, North Side,: facing the Bank, and 97, Pall, established for carrying into effect the CAPE WINE BILL, which receivo the, Royal Assent this day; Govern ment, for the encouragcrrient of the consumption of these wholesome Wines, have reduced the duty'l2s: per dozen.— The Company has just landed in the London Docks a largo quantity, and superior in quality to any that has been hi therto imported, aini.are determined to sell at the folloing low prices :—Fine Red and White Cape:36s. per dozen ; Cape Madeira 405.; and superior Stean and Stellenbash, equal to any French Wine, 465. Noblemen and Families have only to make ,a frial of thorn, and will find them an excellent table Wine. Delivered, ,free of expence, to any part of London. Families in the•tAiratey, D:yalcrs, may be accommodated with Hogsheads, or 3U Gallon Casks, and a constant supply to Atents.• • OFFICE OF OR .114,2'2 , 1, 18 4. • ER L pINCIPAoFFIcER.s..O.II - 4 JES 7 7 FS 0 r71)..V.-I.Vt' Ir; do her:'hy give ...Vptice, that tleil you? fower“yt ru4t4s r. nc, hours qf T'ci: end Four e'CloCk,.sundry - Lot: of 01.1) STORES; consisting of Frames, ColLs , rs, Bit Halters, Rope Traces, and various other -Miele* of Smileri,and Harnt,., Leather, Accoutrements, ClOthing, end s4ndry .e.trtieles of . Redding ; Powder 'Horns, Tents, Mlsquet, Carbine, yr.vi Pistol St*.n:•ks. wed Flints, Cast Icurt, Steel, Copper, Pewter, and Mixed. Metals, Tools of Sorts, Spades, Shovels, Bellivs, ',anthems, Standing Vicci, BOttlestands, Whe.elharrows, Empty Casks and Barrels, and Cartridges and old Match , Canvas, Fire. Engines and HOse, sundry Old Building Mate rials and Oak Tops; to4iether with a variety of other ; the whole of which may be viewed, upon apfilivation at the Iloiloarable Principal Storvheeper! s Ojficc, iie the Tower, and at the Rival drsenal, at Irool l oi c h l . ll ,ell tA c d am of sfil e , a t which. Plnccs rinted:Lists if the hats will be delivered to these Persons who anisay apply for the same. 1.;1> Order of thelp)ard, R. IL GREIF, Seckdary: SLAVE TRADE.* This Ddy was published, In One Volume, Poolseap 3v0.-priCe6B. in hoards, the Third Editioni• of. . • • _ T HE WEST INDIES, "find °O'er POEMS. By .TAMES, 4ONTGOAIEIIY. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Ilmes,,Orme,•and Brown; pa ternoster-row, London ; and all other Book-sellers. Of whom may' bb had; 1. The WOrld before the Fiood. a Poem, in' Ten Cant o s, with other occasional. Pieces, th e Edition, in Foolscap price ns boards. . . 2. The Wanderer of - Switzerland, rind 'other .Poems, the ,Sixth Edition.; 'in foolscap , tro.-pride 68,-.lmards. " Mr, INlontgoniery displays a rich and romantic fancy,' a tender heart, a" copious and active command ofimagery ;end language, and an irresistible Influence ov6- the feelings." Eel. Rev, This Dny were published,.in ‘`.4VO. .• . „ (With Nine Etchi..s and a ':•.•111p . of the North a Indin), 1)0.i rds, L ET TIJS on D I A.—By MAR I A • GRAHAM. Printed for .I.ougman, Hurst, Rees,••Orme, arid Brown, Pa ternoster-row ; and Constable and Co: Edinburgh. • Of whom may be h.ltl, lately published, by *l4e,iinie Author, Journal of a Re6.lence in India, the SeecnufEdition, in Co. with Plates, price 11. Gil. i)oards. • " ".. " Mrs. Graham stands very high in the ranli of travellers. She is both an active and an intelligent observer. She, loots abroad upon the beauties of nature - with a warns sensibility, and describes them with skill."—Ecietic Rrrietr, Dec.. 1813 DODSLEY'S ANNUAL REGISTER, 16'13.- ' This Day was puhlished, In a handsome thick °dams Volume, ,Fice 16s, boards, TIODSLEY'S ANNUAL REGISTER; or, a View of the Ilistorv, apd Literature, for the Year 1813. Printed for W. Otridge and Son, . 7 1. Cuthell, E. Jeffery, j. Bell, r. and It. Crosby, and Co. Lackington, Allen and Co. Longman and Co.-J. Asperne, Sherwood .and Co. and C. Cradock, and W. boy, 32, Paternoster-row. 'Where may he had, a few complete sets in 55 volumes, al io the Neu• Series, commencing at that important period, 17.91, in 23 volumes. *** Any single 'Volume to complete Sets at I,s's each to IEM, and to 1812; Ws. The Publishers recommend Gentle- , men to perfect their Sets asarly as possible, to avoid iligap lintmenta.as many of the Volumes are nearly out j).f print. •, FPRICh SI:f.PENCE-IT ALF I' F,N f:771 GA . Day • 1 tyr:'l Vplcmes 19p.0. Go. imard!,.. • ;.:C4. A Zl±i or, tlic.Wancieri,) 4 3 of Yout:i, KI-19 'fate. By .3. EmC. v .' Sti.:ll)4n*-6. 2,..uthor .0 . Sketches pf ,the Of Ir4inti. • Printed ton C. CradoCis and VJ, Joy,,z3 ternoster-row. Aiso,'"n!. Author, -, -A View of loe'ftfyi4itn'..\ : •.i.miners in t u be. Non - 0 -of Ireland, .'nitniner,and n , 1:.1.--1 to l, tiro. price 10s. '• • " m u . Ci a g i til e exhibit: eil .slietches cf tac prorainent of countrynieli„ the the ~ : oith of Irelatitl; and creates an ..p) the aticution, of his reader', which is hlcly ILi renlajii, when Ili is,: ..§Criptions Live escaped from reeelic.lion."—LlVltitithly ieceniher, U 313., Where ?Tiny he had, the fullowitric pipaltit: Novels. Amtie of Brittany, an Histurical:rove!, in 3 vols. price e'd. beards. , . Letters of the Swedish Cirtirt ; by the Authcr of the Old School. Price 6s. boards. Also; hy the satue•Atatlior, , • The Frisor‘ .of hioutatibali ; or, Tint,.s of :error. ice tis. boards. - • '• - • • L. e iii. PARIS, 2.-*Yesterday the F:.ing, on re pairing to chapel to hear muss, found- his apart ments filled, as usual, with a crowd anxious to see bins. On his,return from mass Hs IVlajeity observed some tional Guards who had d o a 44 duty 'at the Palace, and. who Were in the apart ments; thb King distinguished theta amidst those around him, and addressing them with extreme kindness, be said, " You knOw, Gentlemen, that shall always see your with pleasure." Since yesterday, and in consequence of the di minution of the price of corn, the price of the loaf of 41bs. has been fixed at 60 centimes. PAR4s,*JULY3.'—By an Ordotmanee of his Ma jesty, the French 'Marine Estahlishinent sviil con:. sist of the following Officers; to whose appointo ments the following annexed stipends or salaries are,annexed, viz.— Ten \Tice-Admirals at ... 1,200 francs per ann. each. Twenty Rear-Admirals at... B,OOO , djttu One Hundred (;aptains'of Shits; of whom 40 will I , ke of the first class, • and io of the second. The finlner at... • .. "4,000 ditto. The latter at :3:600 ditto. 100 Captains of Frigates at 2,800 ditto. .400 Lieutenants of Ships at 1,600 ditto. . . 50 'l'l:! ti se e z: a pp t ointinents are a uginentecl in the proportiOn. of onti ball, in the cases of officers actua;ly serving - oi, :::,nrrl. All officers, ►who obtain leave of anseilue o okin n acet of their priv:Ate affairs, shall uct,r,ceive stipends Oa rinir their ans,nce. In the Chamber of Deputies.—On the 2d inst.. a motion 61M. Faure, - for praying his isciajeity to Tropose, without 'delay, the uroject of: a law, re stvictive,of the licentiousness of the press, and at: the same tune Yeguiajng the rights and duties of authors and printers, w'as'orilered to se"tuktii into consideration on the 4th. - • •••, - The King:left the Thuilleries at three o'clock yesterday, and ycnt to visit Monsieur, ?,r St. bee' - on back sevei al days, and rOde in the l'ttrk. His health is so well - re-established, that hopes are entertained he will immediately return to his resideuye in the capital. l.•, VENICE, JUNE W.—The dismantling' of the forts and towers . on our canals leas been Corn pteted.--this city has just "purchased from ,ant Armenian 'Merchant the old Ducal CorOnet of Our Doge, which had disappeared on the first e - trance of the French. Though despoiled of its .jewels, it not,, therefore, the less precious to our city. The English GOYernmeut has ptirchased the Manfrini Pakcc'for its Consulate. WARSAW, JUNB 7.—Our soldiers begin to re turn. A Committee has been appointed at Paris, .consisting of Generals Dombrowski, Zaittezek, Prince Sulkovski, MilborSki,Sierakowski,.and Prince Gedroiez, which is char:fed with the re organization of Polish Xrirty. friii3 army Will, it' is said, consist of 50,000 in-en-30,000 in fantry and 20,000 cavalry: . (.1--neral KrukoWieki has been sent to London • General PaszowskitO 'Hungary; and another deneral to Berlin, to ac l . celerate I the return of priloners of war in those re spective '3ountries. PRIVATE•LETTER FROM .ANTWERP, DATED JUNE 30. T The tyranny of BUONAPARTE continues to be the general subject of complaint. ~His Conscrip tion in particular was exacted with unrelenting . scwerity. When he waslast here, a Widow Lady (3, , the town, of the higher . circles, threw hcreff .at his feet, to beg a mitigation of the fete of her only son. who was drawn a Conscript. She 01 7 fere(' half her fortune to procure Substitutes, but nothing ever softened the obdurate he.at of that man.' " Madam," said he, " I wake no distine-- tions—your fortune . and your son are both at my disposal.". The young man was obligcd to march, and was killed in one of the late Vattles. ‘,‘ 'A very thiferent character left us this morn ing; at six, on his route to the Hague —the greet, the good ALE:;ANDER. He arrived her;, yester, day, about four:hs the evening, from Ghent, with a very sn i t All suite. He was received on his.land ing, having crossed the Scheldt, by Gen..CooiL, the :other Olncers and . peincipal people of. the town,., and the garrison, who hued the streets f ro m the. edge of - the water to the place of his temporary residence. This was a. nt.tgniticerLt pinichased byIIIJONAPARTE fiq his occa sional Palace, who •little teamed of its ulterior destination. In about half an hour the Emperor ALEx'ANnEtt cane out in the Place - acre, which is a fine broad &trect, and stood with his accus tomed aLbility; whilst all the troops in garri...ut marched past in quick time, by Vltic.lk he waked the ceremony of 'sa:uting, He was unquestioll ably the plainest dressed Q43icer on parade ; but Such men soar above those minor distinetionS; fOr which :the greater part of makind are con tending. Methought he appeared heartily sick of them, and longed to be in the bosom .of his t inily. The town was illuminated in the evening." ..4 , -.1! :, •*;,. (irri, , CO. - : 1 ::,,,%0 . - • 4ii ...i'Llttv ,- ... „ , , ,..._..,-,-2 v -,.,ia,..i5:-0,4g,u,./A4,:cf.f.t ~ .ii c, ,, , - ,, , • ..,:., i ,,, --:.:1,,,,,c0....„,:!... i. ,4t.„ t *Fe tc, s can :e'~~°' teif CI, to s ° ' ) lusala 00 0 oitor og . e io ,e,p- OW " : sot* r t listY 7 Je j 3- 1 ,1 Ili? $ s ; lie' ity ;td c r