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, 4 1 '7 A 4 :4;- . • 7\)1,11 . 43/ k 1611 '4/ • . 47 :d • 0 :vv as ',AEA jt s % Z; Vic. '.J r Tr Mq - ' 9, 19 ;%,„ i ??V11113.1',1?: 6674 _ THURSDAY, - 7:7 JANIJAht 27, iB] t, [ b,. 4'T T/-lEATi:E,-NOYA 1,, IiI.L'U.Y-L.NNE. { .8 iiREsENT NI , EvEG Jail. 27, their I\Liic:tics setrailts will perform the new Opera of t - '1'.111P.,.. - V ' . • ' ` ()Iv' • . • - • ' • mall will. be added the, ii acid Oriental Spectacle of N. 'O- n lI,LUSI9N. ' , , .. 11.i li i l ' M" , v, She \You'd and She Wou'd Not ; with I-lark-, • - .....<1 .. - pc_r : , ' ' • . ....... CP4xpE Srk P.ENt rIT A.LPP.ENTN 1-7(,717, 11 , 1 , 1NG-OFFICE, Jan. 18, .1814, THE COMM/SS/ONE HS fin' VICTUALLING .41-I.IE.ST clo•hcreby ng iz7e . Notiee, That 091 Friday, ' tite `2.8111 Instant; th.e . j wi4 tie ready to : re ceive Tenzi,ers in writing, '(scaled up) ai'd treat for One Hun dred Tons of VIRGINIA LEAF TO.11:1C ( CO, to b . eddieered in one Atontk ,fnto his irfajest . y's Victualling Stores, at the Ports and in - tie proportiows li7idtranentioned, • NEB W POEM. By '1,011.0 BYRON. On Tuesday, thee' let of February, rill be published in. Bvo. '• Pri&e - ss. 6d, YTHE CORSAIR; a Tale, in Three Cantos. By The Right Hen. Lord BYRON. - Printed for John Murray, 50, Aihemarle-street. On the earns Daywill he published, 1. A Sixth Edition of theTride of Ahydos. Byo. ss. 6d. 2. A Sev - enth Edition of Chilc!e Harold. iivo. 12.3. 3 A Ninth Edition of the. Et'b. Si.' 6d. • THE PR,ESIDENT'g MrSSAGt: l l'irt. ll E.lkTitE, !LOYAL CO VENT-G,VOEN. . MS PIIESE'‘IT I:4V—'''' J . ' )7 will Lk, 4 v., A a i's Li all . ,-, , tie . . .. , , perfoi•m e d the l'riteedy of - • . iikl.mi.F.T.. . , . • To which will 'oe added, , r ,. nAtt.L E QUIN AND , THE .;11 - ANt-3. : r . morrow, Artaxerxei - ; .with The Miller and his lien. .Deptforti... 'Portifl)outh ..... Ilymotttll,. '35 LI."ITERS • FROn 13L16 NAPAItTi;'S GRAND OFFICERS OF :iTATE. o A3Y Aurnoßrri - -A.N.Avr LIST.. . 4 lleadify the Ist , of Februaty, will be published, price A -f 15 , Gd.4., he enntinued '4IST of the NAVY, 'compiled. by Atallo k l[i:, of the Lords 6nniuis.,ioners•of the Admiralty, from ' `rd Anthenti c tli t ped for Jotin Murray, BoOksvlier of tini . Adruiralty and u4 d of Longit u d e , N. 50, Ilbetnarle4street. 100 Ton,. and to le p, - tid bg Bills, payable with intere,t, ninety days eller &its. fa the Press, and, will be pablished in a few Days, with a 7i'r..aslatiun, price 6s. Tic COutz'iiions of the Contract may be seen at the ,Srcre- &PONES of the ORIGINAI4 LETTER-S of the Getuirals, Minister 4; Grand Officers of State, 8::c. at Pari3, to the Emperor Napoleon, at Unesilen ; intercepted by the adranced•Troolis of the Allies, in 'the North of Ger ruanv; Arranged and edited, with Notes throughont,:und - an .anprovriveandexcellent Introduqtion, by A. W. SC.I - 14.1.43.1M, 'Secret - ay to the Crriwn Piince. . • Printed fQrJolia Murray, 50, Albemarle-street. tary's Ujice. No regard will be had to any Trader in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at ltngth, or that shrill not be delivered to tile Board before One o'clock on the said Fri day, the ; , 2gth Instrint, nor unless the 'Person”utio - mahes the Tender; for sine Person on his beh , tlf, attelids,'hi say,- :!ii ei .(:11/rd EW • MUSIC. r l , 1-1 a vourit e Melo-Dramatic. Opera " FOR Ho!" now perforaiing-.• at ::the . Th'eAtre (iN y9nt-garden, composed and arr4nged . for ) It. Bishop, price . !Os. Gill Likewise tile follow .si t the Pi ;nn `ces single : The (ha:11111 . c Piece, 'zatice had the Tie ju Roar sun , !iv Mr. Incledon, price 1,. The lii " ; Qvatit 'l' s• i• • • • e r.,,mc an, price a e ' er, sung by liitto r price, s. ed. Load and Chid L4 rist, sung - by Master d. Harry "tet., 44 ng .4nit'rv, price Is. Akat he favourite, : , 411 ) ,,`'!, lc! roe Aiiilo-Ltirinha. of Tito , i; l eu „by,H. It. Bishop, price , ;,..- ltuund piti katt !Jilt°, composed by Du.to, price . • „ Ott, Di a oyr:rt.:ire to Artacceon, arran - g•ed hi:: • . and a:: "...1 1E,. - Hzlrp, by F. Manin-41n, for '1 N I I : - Forte add Flute, o nly prk She el oip her Truth •; favourite :4, Stu: y Sin,- I..ilv4o:Posed by H. It. %shop, prL, is. G. ro Youth.; hung by Matthc:vs, composed by di price 1 11: L 41 6 itl, r ow Will be published, Mr. Braliani's Music i n 1 ' 4 1,. ' 4 4 . .. of Narensky , now In:7.ft:ruling at the Theatre " o.hlished by Goohlitig, TeAlmaine, Potter, and 111 4i: 1 : 2 11Pu Q, Soho-square ; and No. 7, Westmoreland-sreet,- MILNEk'S 'WORKS, NEW EDITIONS. This Day wa: published, In large Volumes Octav o . p r i ce 11. in boards, a New • Edition of 13 - 11.ACTJc AL 'SERMONS. . Bs- the late Rev. JOSEPIi MILNER, A. M. Master eillhe•tiranymor-Schbot; and afterwards Vicar of the I.4lyTrinity Church, in Kingston- u pO n -H u lj ; and now first Collated and Edited T• • 13V the Pee. ISAAC MILNER, D.D. F.R.S. Dean of C.:lF:lisle; and i President of Queen's College, Cum , . • • brillge. Printed for T.. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, Eondon; and W. Blackwood, at Edinbar4b. • • Of whom inav be had, by the saint! author, • • I. The Histoey of the Cinirch of Christ (co , tinned, on the . same plan, sw the, Dean of-Carlisle) ; 5.r015.;i3v0. price 31. in boards. . - * • N. B. Some Copies of the zwcond Volume of the IlistUry of Ilia Church of Christ , have alsn Been-printed, loe separate sail:, to complete Sets of the formet Edition. 2..Traets and Essays,'Theological and Historical ;: one vol. price_l2S. in biiards: • I": 11; LLI 'G GT - WA-1 , 3, Jan. 81 4 . rr I - 1 E - 4200311SSIONERS fur VICTUALLING His S N.ll-"Y do herely ripe • Nbtier, ,that o Thursday the 3d of February next; Mr. frm, ,TLek.7, their ..4gent Porionioufh, lie- ready to . rieeive, Tiwdets seq,Ced up, and treat for One Thousand Qatiti.rs tf Eng - lish WHEAT, to 2..",righ 5 . 9 lbs. per linshel, answerable o Sam;Ules at this Office, to be delivered into the Vicivalliu Stores at Fortsnionth, id the course of One Month, and to be paid for by Bills, payarde with interest, , Ninay Days tf - ter date. Nq :•egardll be had to any I%ehde i,a ,which the Price slaadd not. be inserted ia ~ e nrits. at length, or that shall not .deaderert Twelt'e o' Clock, on the said Thursday, the 3d r! February next ; nor toeless the Person. who niches the Tender, or some Person on his hchalf, attends, to answer when 3. The Work. 4 complete, of. the , late Rev. Joseph Miltocr, ill eight large vols. era. price 41. 16a-. in hoards. called for. ' •'• Tice Co s atlitions of the Contr . aet may be, aten at the I 7c 4iiczNag o.g:re at I`aTts277,9:;th. Ou.theyirst of February will be published, biti,omPLAINTS OF THE LUNGS, LIVER,. t • JAAIRs.s ANAL . ,EPTIC: I'ILLS, ffroin tb. t heir 1. t • - -endeney to open tlit- pores, and proorii c ail the ter% ifiecretions, are the bast ivertiedyfta siiglit Fe '"lt:inUatisuas, and all Disortiers occasioned by oh d ut:rs.piratitin. They art: equtilly eteLlleut for: Lirt r 4e 1 1 () e,„,:t - '• , ?replaints ; , for Head-acitcs, Indigestions, and eertue;'ections of the Stomach and kloweis ; tno -Often the ti! e Ylii".,!ee of free lining. As a general Family; :Medicine itr44 Nita; • they mild- in their cp,ration, and ittid - taken. t,y -Gentlenien of the fir ; st S 'Atl 4 1 4 t lit' Fac it • o rkd )• • tij• e ‘ 4 '; b ut : "•virry , and 'Song. in St. 'Paul's Clinre,-yard, ta, „b s 4a Ina nersons mth istalie e t ey tire de (-;beirD:;7n-; e,'tlE...tl'Zinritier i•;r, 'Furt3e-i've, 1•Our Also to be had at D James's late house. in, et. -- -- - 140 CE. AND SW - W IC:IL D.I.3PEN::;,s-,-Y• PATRON, liiS Royal Highness the Duke of York. ~., •GovEnNoaz, Vet . Leh ' a 0, 0 , um -. - ' I CoL nr. Jones, M.P. 44 r ,'•J.l7arry, - M.P. - -1 . Col. li-ciement,,, M. P. "‘"'UClte, M.P. - 1 Earl of Lgreatont. tt, p St:RW.OY, _ , . 1 . t t 1. I,:rrian, Member. of the Royal 'College, e,%,London. ! I6 INSTITUTION, for the exclusive Cure lt ' 4 V ENFP I, All., Di‘;i 2 ASES al thtit dreadful conie 4, -k„ 'l t 'es ' as s ' t t ric s rares:Vel)ility, _Ulcyratians„ &c. has to t i ,, I t n t tu ':' of no less than two thort3aud Patient; annu tisi,edtY afflicted from. ten to•twenty years, since 'e,sta- T h 1 180 l a . early s . (1 ,4 f,,,, d., .. ) ioptoms of Gonorrlnte. and Chancre . are cured , 14 , , tr t ,,,, tir... 4 . 3 . , by :',lr. Kiernan's superior mill elne;semus, mode ii‘,, , ktiv e (.:.%''., and that weakness and derangement of' the p... : l e) are ,:t . ,41 15, which impair, the constitution, and shorten 1 1 14 a. I Lre 1110 re successfully treated than on any oth,er 0 11 % Xi er • . . irateOPt ' l an may be consulted as usual, by either sex, -at ti„l:l4e house 'No. 21, Lower.Charlotte,street; Ledford- aseti x.vliere LAters from Town and * Couutry are to 1 r te rit tftlltl the neee - sary advice and medicine will be - given f its t ';, (l tl L l ßs .. 'p.o•rt of ' the: k'ingdom: . b al 7 e di Ylislied, price 3s. Practical ObseNiations on the t '• 20, = i e e. `,Ses: by P. Kiernan; and sold;. by Sherwood and rnster-ro.at Gs . / . 1 14 . : ovr - •-- P - " Lj p, Y t (; EN:C'INE PECTORAL BA LSAM'of HONEY A OD - "`'ENTED BY SIR JOHN I\l. D . . r:"' C OUGHS, COLDS, ASTHM AS, and 11 .il ati ;„ ':-MPTIONS—this Medicine is -111 - liqii;:lled, the i • h e N ve ,„` and Consumptive may rely on Relief, and, by due Ceti h„`,Z l ,e'e. on a r a di ca l C ure. Th os e whose Lungs i are n old, or oppressed•bv a quantity of Gintiuous Mat t, wad a safe and certain Remedy opens the tho- Oty nets--heals the soreness of the B:,•aSt—removes chili /3re• ti • mtg—promotes easy Expectoration, and' life t eza lt ? as Cures all Comsunikaive Affections, so fatal, ..s Cott ' . 1:1;4 th?alidsin th i n • s--No Medi c i ne wa try s ever.so universally Counterfeit: and a few Years ago, the Wife of the Rev. Robert tlf4,V)f Pe terborough, had r early. fallen a sacrifice to a v e Ilalsam of Honey, sold by a Chemist and Druggist trill,(l.s °ll • o !a pili therefore .be careful' to ask for " Sir,Tolin Hill's :ard rloney " and observe' the names of " Shaw and 711 , 3 . engraved on the Stamp given with v Bottle.. ifesal e and retrit I, by E. Edwards, No. CG, St. Paul's ~aee-`•.1; aed by Sanqer, Oxfoi'd=strect; and 'I utt, 2s 9d. 3 ;*(1 and 225. per bottle." 411• s. a/ • va-itte of . Dr. FREEMAN's G tyro : s,;LuT,lnis has been so no ,vlong 'proved, That :no teethe Pres en t d ay can b ear a Competition with it, cs/1,11 difrerent Stages of a certain. Disease, which it tq.- , e ) " r e , , and er adi ca t es f rom the habit, without e.xeit 111;,:,,Ptinfill feelings and exposure that attend Salivation 7it -. Qebilitating the Constitution in any degree,. or even ulleradtineinetit from business; or,,Ostrictiouof . .ki,eirtialul v irtues of th e se i nes timabl e v Drops have proed t 0 psihl.ic approbation, for MOre,than 30 years. , In .I,ci.4tit._ebiity of both Sexes they prove a never-failing he pit,, 7, whether the debility is procluce4 by too free use of t ti 4 ,n r) :,, b Y pleasnres, or the effects . of a warn . i mai e. „"ers, and those going abroad, tkey cannot 0...rcc0 , 111- . stron;;ly, as . they will receive a safe, speedy, ...1 . 1! . d th, t "re, in all old stubborn Gieets, and every ‘.l.cak -1, aey in , - a ffects tliF, Bladder and Organs - of 'Trine. Byits 4 1 h t.:`"Y Women' have beconie Mother's, y..E3 for many years 061:0 leprived of that happiness. • t r :(1 p at "_ )olesale audretail ; at It. Butler's Cheillieftl,PFUg_ - k Nledieine Warehouse, 4, Ch,eapside, corner of 44 '414, I Church-yard, London ; Sharp and Belale, Ports , J., 1 4 "es, Weston, Alliiut; - Mallory; Porisea r :Gosport; Coleman . and ...Jacob, Sheerness, t i '4 YQ a o s s and Turner, Hull; Hoitlarici and Cookworthy, ,•;ettleton, and Gilbert, Plymonth ; Knox and nrld Sand and Co. I3irminghain ; Billinge, Edwards, e s and Lathbury, - Liverpool; Staines a.nd Lynch, ; Trewman, Foleter ; Smith, Manderton Itea \l4l;;,:).Lt:And Bakter, Edinburgh ; lkixterand MacdoEald . , ;But Bolster, and Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson - and. , Co. 4 41. al Swil lfen,•Leicester ; MAIM and Sutton, Noaing 2s' ld retail beac h st Co t Medicine \readers, inßexes o r t-1.65. illuly CONTRACTS. COMMISSArtY IN. CIIILIPS..OI -, ' \ FICF., ,; • . _ - 'Great George-sit:eet, Jan. 9.5, 1S14: ori-rcE is hereby given 'to all _VersCrili - cle:l' sirous of contracting to sus ,, ,1 and INIUTTON to this iy;ltiestv's Land Forl:e.k in Lantonknents, Quarters, and . - „ • Barracks, in the under.:titentioned•County and - Huntingdon I Isle of Wight. That the beliverl.,,s are tn - cor'r.inence.. on and for the 2811) - day of FAruary next; • .and: be eonlinised for :elle:tat:kith only ; P.ronusais in Vritiiiit; . Fealed .up and , - Inarlie.dy.. " rf e der.: fI4F • isiy b 4. rel:eired at this 00 ur before 1 - C , ,1: - ",s.lay, the 90.; dny of Laid mutt. ii )r . Te:iruary, (Vitt iloaa will be receired after Twelve u'Clut.L on that da• l ib'and, if sent by pot, the postago must be paid: • y Proposals mustbelpade separately for the County and, Islamt; and oachProposalmast have the Lettqr , i9iich is annexed to the render properly - tilted up, byTwo Persons pf known pi : opertY engaging to become bound with the - Partytenderitig in the amonnt stated iu the; printed partielilars. for Or'due per formanoe of tilt:Contract ; and no Pi-01)0>A will be noticed unless made outs printed Timder, and the prices expressed i n words at length ; and shou/d it so bap pen that, during - the continuance of the Contract, no Troop„; should be :rationed f r supplied in the County," tile xine2nct? of the Contract and . ..toad, paid in the first instandeby the Contractor, to be re funded to hint by the Counnissary in Chief. '• Particulars of the.Contratts may be hal upon 4pplicaiion at this Ofiire, between the liou.s of Eleven aud Fire: E4ST INDIA 11011 SE, SAN. 26,1814. HE ' co - mu of DIRGCTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of 111 RQIIAN;rI:_I of ENGLAND ' Trading to the East do hereby give Notice, That the TRANSFER BOOKS of the said COMPANY'S STOCK will be SHUT on THURSDAY, the 31 March Ilex', at Two o'clock; and OPENED again on THURSDAY, the 14th April following. , That a Quarterly General Court of the said Company will be held at their House; in Leadeahall-street, un Wejiiesdr6 the 2.:3d MarCliin:xt, at Eleven o'Cloell in th F6renoon. ' That a General Court of the said Company will be held at `theirtiouse, in Leadenhall-street, - on Wednescl,iy, the 12.t1i April next, from Nine o'Cltick in the Mo.!' hi until Six in theiEyening,. s for the Election cf Six Directors of the said Company for four Years. And that the Lists of the 3.l . eiribers of the said Company will be ready to be delivered at - this House on Saturday, the 26th March net. That the Court of Directors do further give lotice, that at the said Quarterly Court a Motion V 1 be wade, ""I'l,t I,r,a d " Herbert Windsor Stuart, late of the Bengal Civil F. t•::li-- "flisliiitent, be permitted to with JAM - ES, ,C01313i, Secretary. • . DR. HOWELL'S POWDERS, fls. Pricl;et. rEPiLEPSI ES, e 0 ) N YU LS I ONS, HYSTERICS,. and ttll kinds of Fits, i,y Dr. HOWELL'S POWDERS', upwar.is of thirty years esti, blisted. . . • . ............. . . . - • , . The efficacy of these inralu3bie Powders in the above di',- tressing DisorderA,. hiss been nitintritil4ly:/piorM by the nn mei-oils Cures_ already c:numtmicatcd to 0-..;.• Public,. liom which the folloirinvis sa.ctcd:— ' 1: Nis's Anne Willi - As, of Layt;:astone, Essex, sixte'en years old, had violent Fi s from I;er chiiihood. ; but, to iii; these Powders, ?Abe- was soon epinyietcly gur,e4).9liii nowtn' joys perfect health ; f or w hi c h great liles,:n; the itev. Whaley, ninister'of-Laytonstnne,.‘p.ildictiy, returned' thanks' bathe Almighty, in bis Chapel„ on the 101.11 of No\ erhber ; also attested by "Mr. W. Ernbliri', - Master - 6: - the Aca.h.;:ny; Mr. Rh9des; Anddirs. R. Grant. This sovereign Remedy is prepared under the !pal rond,.e of his Maies.ty, by Dr. Howell, Fellow of ,King's College, and is sold at Isis house, No. IS, Ratlibone-place, (Word road, London, and 'no -, where else ' at .11s. a Pati. e t; i n w hi c h i s 'enclosed a Treatise written hvthe Doctor en the abuve-inen tioned Diseases.' All letters (po3t paid) ; duly Answ,e . recl, and the Powders sent to any Part of the United Kingdom. Patieutsattanapditfroivivatt Cowitry whenever required, By . liongtoani Hur4i Rees, 0- , n e, Paternoster-;. rue; and William Dankli,. Na. C . ieveluad-street, Fitz roi-square, VOYAGE ror.ad GREAT B ur 4. , . , fertalcu in the iiiiimner of 'the Year' I 818, and euna- A in4aCiiig from the End, CoricAl. • AFT N. • With a ,tieric:: of V,,, - s„,ilinstrative Of the Charaqter and prominent Featin of - tin; C,7ast, denwri and•.,nqraved kx WILLIAM DANIELL, , A. The 13esigLnfAhi , ; Voyate is to. give a De3criptivc ! Ac en-tint of the Coast,. :inch (is every Oiiject- war, hyof o;Jser vaion in, its Vjciniiy , vf liie To‘vos, Harbours, &e..an:t the: gelieral Character and Appearanct., of the . Shure round the T4e Vorag 4 e win 44e illui.trated wit,it Coloured Prints, en graved by sir. Raniell ; frtitu his' own Diawings, inzni e eNpres , ,ly for the ptypiise. ft will be p:Wlished in Monthly Numbers, each NtutiDr to, voutain Two Plal.cs, COloured, with Sixteen Pages of Letter-press, price los.. Gd. • Ti;:s Day,was.pu; ,- Eircd, Under the sanction of their,Graces : the Archbishops Of Can terbury, York, and Dublin, fur the purpose of enabling the Clergy residing in the' Country, to administer Relief to their ParishiOner's labouring lifi44T the complicated Mis fortinates of Poverty and,Disekise, Cases of Accidents, which.reqUire Assiitanee. The Second Ethtioni with considerable additions, price 1(.75: beardi, A PRACTICAL DICTIONARY of DOMES ...ER. TIC MEDICINE, comprchendi,g the best l.: own Meiins of preventing,.alleviatrog, ant: curing the Disea;23 in cident tothe Ilginan Ftanie,- by Regimen,. Diet, . Chithing, &c. the Treatment:unthPrevention of Accidents, the Property of Drugs and British Herks, with Directions for Their Use, a popular View of Anatomy, - &c. • • _ By. RICHARD REECE,.3I; D. . . Member of the Royti College of Surgeons, &c. &c. &c. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa- . ternoster-row. . • Qf *ham •mhy be bad, just published, Ttic Medieal Guide, for the of the..l-leacs of Families, 'l'.titl.l Edition, .improved, price 10s. Gd. in bdartls. "It is of importance that every marl should know some thing. of the:laws of life, the nature of disease, and the most ratioaaj modes of cure; for this purp,e Dr. RVece'S bOOk is' beit,r adapted than any with which xve ,tre acquainted. It is xiore adiciolts tad niofiern. titan the Domestic. Medicine of Buchan, which we have no douLa it will entirely supersede." —Critical Review s , 41.1;ril 1811. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. e Itosrunt. StAl4-.—TO he Surgeons to tne lorees, Surgeon eloim Taberger, from the 2d Light Dra,goons of the King's G‘!iloan Legion, vice Groskopli, appoihted to the Ist Light Dragoons. • Surgeon Wiiiiant klackett, from the aib Foot. Disirietiinrgemicrohn Goodman. Surgeon WillianiNpence; from the 1 gt h Foot: To he Paymaster of a -Recruiting District, Daniel Mitchell, "Esq. rice Finlayson, who" resigns. To beneputv Agsistant-Cormaiis's'aries-General to the Forces, A. Toofe,'Gent. and Edvrartl Stuart 1.31:e5, Gent. The King's German Legion. rlst •Rc.r,.inient of Light I ) rogcious,..Statf 7 Sur;reon Frederick Gro•frrnlnf to be S.isgenii, vice I:ettruer, appointed to the e d tight Dragoons. iii Ditto, Sargeoil Frederick Dettiner, from the - Ist Light D r troons ; to be Surgeon, v ice Taoet.gcr, appointed :••atatr swgeoir. Ist .IVgioicot of. 1-Ivissars, Cotnci rice Behrens, pr ,, ino::!. o'd p,jtaliun of Light _lnfantry. George Franck, Gent to he En:ign; vice 1:011clie, sulftr,eded, * being absent without lea/ e. let BaValion o f th e Li ne. To pi l Liv t' e d - ; • Gent. - Ensigns, August Von Brandis; G en t. v i ce A ren t sc hild t, vice Drysdale, prouvutkm.l. :4.1 Ditto. ...To le Ensigns, August William Kuctiluck, Gent. viceßrinek intim,- promoted; Richard 'Flupeden, Gent. rice Dchnel,- . , • Otl i ditto,Crntrles Christian I .Vitickler, Gent. to he Ensign, v Ce Geissniann, promoter!. • • The Dul:e of ft gpl•c' Corps.• Li -at Infintry,'Ensikm De Oredina :to be Lieutenant, rice Schartruth, „ Watteville' , s Regimt i it. F, , tlcrick de I •Votteville, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Pellichokly, promoted. York Light Intanto; Volunteers—finarter-Master-Serjeant` Tetzuw to .be ,Q:1.11 ter-Master, vice Young, _ap pointed to the Ist European Garrison Company., ; , Corsican Rangers—Captain - Gaunter, from the • n,t flegiment of Greek Light. Infintry, to be Captain of a Coo:pin - Iy, vice Rocciteci:vr,vpe,who exctilaly,e3. The* Duke cd lord's Greek Light Infiatitry--'2d Regiment,' Captain Vincenzo Docebeciampe, from the P.real Conicau Rangers, to be Captain cilia Company, vice Gaunter, who ezcbanes. • AliotonaNAum.—Lieutenant R. Turrens, of the 57th Foot, is aupersrde.d, befog without leave. nOSTON, DEC:IO, 10 A. M . . ' • FROM ITIE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCts,R. kttRA. WASHINGTON CITY 3 DEC. 7.—This day, tit j o'clock, the i i resident of the United Statcs:traris • • nutted the following Mess:gc tO both' liouses.'of Congress, by Mr. Coles, his Secretary :-- 4 ' Fellow Citizens of the Senate, and of the •: . lfoiit:e e Representatives, _ Irk meetisg you at the 4iresent in terestingicon juncture, it. would have been highly satisfactory if I could. have communicated a favourable result : to the ; mission charged with negociations for re- !tering:peace., It . was a just expectation for, the respect due _to. the distinguished Sovereign .who Thad invited them• by his offer of mediation, from the readiness with which the invitation was ac- Cepfeil on the part of the United States, and from the pledge to be found in an ik;t•of their LegiS latnrc, for the :liberality which the'ir Plenipotea , . • tiaries could carry into their negociations; that no time would be lost by the .British Goverinne,i4;;:, in cmbrui,in g th e exper i ment for hastening a 5.0411, to the effusion of blood ; a prompt and cordial ac ceptance of. the tnediation on that side vas the less to be doubted, as it was of a nature, not to submit riglits'or pretensions on either side to the 'decision of an Umpire, but to afford _merely an' op portunity,: • honourable and desirable to both, •for discussing, and, if possible, adjusting the interests Of both. - The British Cabinet, either mistaking our desire of peace for a dread of British power, or misled by other fallacious calculations, hasdis:- . ",appointed this reasonable anticipation. INo com munication from our Envoys ; having reached us, no information has been received from that source but it is known that the mediation was declined in the first instance, and there is no eviT dencc, notwithstanding; the lapse of 'time, that change of disposition in the British CoAcils has .kalien place, or is to be -expected, Under inch circumstances, a nation proud . of its atul conscious ‘' of its strength, has nd choice but en tic 'exertion of die . one tfie support of the . other. To this determination the best encourage mcnt is derived fr o th . -• has pleased the . Alatighty to bless Our arms, both on the land and - on the Waters"; whilst proofs have been Continue/1 of the enterprize and skill of our crhizers, public and private; on the ocean 3 and a new trophy`gained, in tire capture of it British, ',by an American vessel of war, after an action glying celebrity to the name of the victori ous CoMmander. The great *thin& waters, on which the . enemy,were also to be encountered, • have presented achievements of our naval nrnis a brilliant in - their charaefer, :is they have . been im portant in their consequences. " On the Lake Erie, the squadron under the command of ;Captain'Verry having •tuct,With the British squadron, of superior force, a•safiguinary conflict ended in the eapt'ure of the whole. The conduct of that officer, adroit as it was daring, and which \Va . § so well seconded by his comrades; Justly entitles them .to' the admiration and grati tude of their country, and will till an early page in its naval annals, with victory never surpassed in lustre, however much it may have heen in magnitude. On the Lake Ontario, the caution of the British commander, favoured by contin-• gencies,- frustrated the:efforts of the American Commander to bring on a deciive action. Capt. Chauncey was able, however, to estabiish: scendancy on that impoitant theatre, and to prove by the manner in which he effected. every thing possible, that opportunities only ‘vcre . wanted for more shining- display Of his owu ta lents, and of the gallantry of those under his coat, • 'nand. The success on,Le.lke Erie having opened •the passage to tke territory of the enemy, the Of ficer eomrimtiding. the North-‘v esters Army • transferred the war_thithe'r; . and-rapidly pursuing the ,lioAlle troops, flying With th e sat ~e CiateS, forced a general action, which quickly ter minated in the capture of the British and disper sion of the sai' . age force. ' This result i:: honourable to Itlajor-General larrisou, bywhose military talents it was 'effected. • " To Colonel Johnson, and his mounted volun teers, whose impetuous onset gave a decisiveblow to the ranks,of the enemy : • and to the spirit of the Volunteer Militia, equally brave and nati•iotir,_ who 19142 an, interesting put in the scene , -more especially to the Chief Magistrate of Kentucky, . '