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C l ~' 1911EitY'BI'FICE, SMIFASET-P I:ACE, JC r EX 15, 1814 1 "t I GRAAD JUBILEE': I LEI 4- TE in TIE PiiEI3ARATI6NS foi• the E E I fed, it is 4 _ St J AMES'S p t utK b e i ng , nearly eninP-e lac ,_,.__ Ael"44ltld necessary to give the Pitilie scime Idea of IA a I\\:Ith:,„S,E,MENTs.vvILL BE, thimgh it is rlinte impossible,nte,_ ; t ''''ent;th(!niti; this Advertisement to aii oat . precede 1 ie.ridetit'tlF,iveistich an,Owline as will enable thdse who llas in thew t? Participate in the'iltasitres of the pay, as their ,; ai l( ' N.01),_ I_3en..yolence, by, contributing froni the Sale of to the Charitable Ti ekets lie. Purpose to which the Produce 00. ion of w , 5 "ensled to he appropriated, to form a just It ;: i t i, t , he s ? are itivite'd to partake. . . t l at Pul t therefore that it will besttfficiestat, after stating ~,: e't,l):ssriptiqo, CO,);lininc, more full Particulars, is given fresh: I.)‘"a 'et' of Tickets, to say, that Booths fop'. Nark, ‘ilt 0 'lt wil l be ['raced in proper Situations round the oda. ti 04 of l'eh will provided-with teats for the accomut or, op „, th Colur)anv; that Bands of `-antic will andattend, ‘; Idat B lii Paee ' be ralrked out for those Ntrln choose to Two 1,,,,,,,,t,::: of . d . iffer!.. , nt . sizes,,, one . larg . e eating% for ill we... T -0 at (hire ''cnt ti td': -e'itil'in tit , affixed to it, tve rsCetv in the Et'eni,l,T, ; the most it ' illliant Fire-works 444 tin, 'lltili ' V-ittntry will be c:xhibit . th em ra Vte Chinese 1 1;41 , -e : the whole of the Parit ' s" ed upon the ,. Te . i i n l p h l e e fari: ateti with Chinese Lanterns, and every Tree withThs Likhet:4" Liteits: Vie Pagoda will be illuminated with 4.ii tz .: item Fi re the 11° Yai 'Rooth Will be lighted up,* and . t he of the 1-141,,,, ,"'"rk, rel)re,,,,entia War- !giving an Idea d n to 4 l'i ':' ni. 411"'ivir,41 Fwtre , :s) and chancing "" a sudden for the o se cob lint4l " 'd. D e'tCe, will he among. the Amuse"' tlYtt),,,:r"?"'• tagether'with many Allegorical Transparencies ~,,,,,,,rkt A,tists. . ' 1, 1 . , t ,: ' r t . 110 " r eady for Sal e , a t the Lottery Oflice :e S r n: ki•at.......11.peet the Lottery Off - i-ces licensed by,Go ' n `-•-•,.....fice O ne' nu; nea 'for Two Tickets. ti' ' . t 1\ NATIONAL . JUBIL'gs Lot. . 1,,,.. July Is, 1814. P lrilit , , 'cry -Office; Somerset-p . , 4 , itilt,lc are recommended not to pur % ~,4 , 4 ' e 411 Y 'ficl;ets 'nut at this Office, or at the Lottery. tr,: -. "erti,,, i i , . name of tote Person •" Tvh ' 3•l, royerwrl4.ot, with the tes, (1 ' Plir t - 1,... 14 h e . •'aßtql ';11 , !;.,•5e,! thereon. to prevent any altd ."lt-Te In ' ' '' t 11 'de to dispose r forged T c k e t,- ; , which nvon t h kk v i ~ ' •'' .. . .. , latment to 'Pahl , I" great inconven;ence and dir. , .po . .. p t . d _,.. . to s oth whi:4 , 1 Mon I.l..in_g certain, ina.muct, as the i , .fet . itical . ree e i, • °l.`, , n ti n , ••riciiets .4 . +l i i s t)!' -e will be stationed .. re ti, Pr - -...,,,.......:T0 at the Entrances of the Park, , liE, A-7-----------h -- Vl N l : i '' , l:;' ' i„ ll l . , 1 1 -'4§ - of doN. I d i n li A Tß. l l •T o l f -‘ w 'r E t t O ,L N , lNi t r. o .. fr.,, i ' i r s, t"ll'!ved a . t a I" race t 'lle'rclionts, Ilankt-rc, and iic,;1)3a 2 • : r .;4; .t , 11 .: ' , 8 , 1- tt f: :i l tt l . s . l t , e . : e . N t v ti , i:l ' , i e : t. ri:7 , l ,...i d ii h i iI f? r r a, S . : I. 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" RiGA, JuNE 7.—The Arclidtike - CoN-t14,1x- TI NE ha; arrived.he're : ; fie oily stopped at few uni:. 11 and then contitiped leis journey to Petei-s -burg. , , " Sr. GALL, JULY 11Tinistei3 of the Albed,Powers in Switzerland leave published a Note, in which they express their decided disap probation of a proposal rinnic by the Deputies of the Canton of St. Gall, for di . smernbering that Canton. " MADRID, JULY s.—General Lord WILLANI 13ENTICK has been • presented to the POPE, unit addressed hint in the 'following terms " Grand Monarch of Rome, and of the Two Legations,—My.Sovercign congratulates yon af fectionately;' and, as a proof of his friendship, sends yob this Letter of Credit, which is in blank, with the-ex-coin -bin of his liritannii: Majesty, leav ing it to you to till it np with such sum as maybe necessary for your re-establishment in your king - -• • ills holiness could not refrain from testify ing his gratitude, but for some' miontes. he Was livable to give utterance to hiS fec!ing::s. Indeed-- a E:ing of ENGLAND I to the Port„Chief of the itoinan Catholiel: and Apostolic Church t lt • At length -the Popr., with his ey e s filled with tears, replied :—" Illustrious General ! To your . King the most tirely acknowledgentews, and tell hint that 1 shall never cease to implore the Almighty to rewtthl hiS Jove for the Church, and that he may shed all -his blessings upon the Eng lish Nation."--Sentinet of La Mancha). " NICE, JULY 4.—The greater part of the houses of the magnificent suburb of St. Heh•na has been hired for English families, who pro pose to . pass the summer here. • " Disputes daily take place between the Eng lish and the Austrians, which tend very• Much to prevent the restoration of tranquillity in these parss.—The Public Authorities_ are in a . state of the greatest embarrassment. GIIENT, JULY I L---M. GAT,LATIN, One of the five Deputies of the American Govfrmitnent to the Congress of Ghent, has been here for some days. " Disoig; JtTLY 13.—The King of Paussu passed through our city last Sunday, under the name of Count RuPPIN. Hewas accompanied by his two sons, and took the road lo.Switzerhind. " PAR ts,-3uLY King is to-day much better th a n he was yesterday ; but' he .did not at tend Mass. We are assured that in Octnher the Court will go to Fontainhlean. Letters front Rome of the 2,2 d June state, that Cardnival MIVRY had arrived there, hut had been forbidden to.come into the presence of the Popp.. " BERLIN, JULY -7 —The Warsaw Gazette of the 14th, aunonnces.ofiichtlly, that the Emperor of RusslA has -appointed a' Commission, at, the head of which is the Archduke CONSTANTINE, to organize the Polish army.' The KING is expect ed at- Potsdam on the 21st. • The Emperor of RusstA is expected at Berko on.the 23d. .111,UNSTER,. JULY 8.--.llal'Olt VENEIcE, the Civil Governor, on the part of the King of PaussiA. of the country between the Weser and. the Rhine - , haS published a Proclamation to the Inhabitants, apprizing.them, that by the Treaty of Paris of 31st 11Isy, their-Country was to pass provisionally under tie Government_ of his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT Of ENGLINI) and HANtrlEtt, that the cession had been made in form to Baron STRATEINHAM, and therefore calling uport them to transfer their allegiance to Out Prince. • FRONTIPRS OF. .SWITZERLAND.—There is a report that the French troops are in motion to take possession of the Bishopriek of I-Sale, and that the Austrians are determined •to prevent them." FRENCH FUNDS. 5 per Cents - . .actions of the Bank ......10977-0. HAMBURGII MAIL. BAyßetrrtt, Jpr.y. 's.—Frailconian and fiqva rian Journals contain the following article :'—`‘ It is said that Napoleon wrote to Count Bellegarde, Commander of the Austrian troops, saying, that he did -.not consider himself safe in Elba from the pirates, and reqnesting sortie battalions of Atts-, trian grenadiers; that this retplest was granted, and when tl , e grenadiers were on the point olernbark ing at Leghtirn, accounts arrived, that the English Conunissioners liad'.had the Emperor seized in Elba,and conveyed on board a ship, and sailed With fiim to Malta ; or, by other accounts, even to St.. Helena, in the Atlantic Ocean. - Other accounts again' pretend they have carried him away from Elba; - and sealed orders, Which . they had received friim Engiand, and Which Were not to be opened' till thoy got to a certain latitude,, would acquaint them where to convey hint to."—(framturghCor respondept, July 12.) VIENNA, Jin 2.—Sonte very important State Paper is erpected to issue from the Court and Government Printing where tliey are now working with locked doors.—(Saute Paper.) • FRONTIERS OF NORWAY, JUNE 20.—The deli berations of the Diet cont'ntie, aiiil theCorntnis sioners of the Allies have Made new proposals to Prince Christian. it is reported, that they . have offered hint the provisional possession of a very a greeable country, with thesovereign•authority, and the gnara w ee of the Danish succession. One sees from this,. that, eery thing is done to avert misfortune front the brave Norwegians. it is said the affairs of Norway will he settllA one way Or another by the end or Jane. It would be to be I:nnented, if Prince Christian did not do every thing to end the hasiness without hloodshed. . COPENHAGEN, JULY s.7=flie rlangliSh. Govern- , OT r:LY 20, 18/ 4, • . . . ment has suspended hIl causes relative to Danish prizes, even those taken during the war.—(Bre men Gazette, July 11.) The .inarcb of. the Swedish :troops through Nicalenburg still continnes: The permission to reside. in France, whic.. Napoleon's brothers, particularly Joseph, wished, has; been refused them. Sweden,. it is said,"iS.to have Siirinani, or some other Witch colony, instead of Guadalotipc The Austrian Army will remain on the war esta blishment till the Congress. at Viennit is ended.— (Hantburgh. 9ocrespundent, July 12.) . HANoVEI, JuLYB:---The whole English *Ha noyerian LegiOn is to be here before the 18th, or at latest the 24th, whet; the peace is to be cele ()rated. It is to be couipleted, •and do duty in the'coini•.ry. Ills Royal HiglineSs the Duke of Cambridge is expected here on rite 14th. BERLIN. JULY 7'.—A Royal Edict announces that two millions of d'ollars, are to be paid in four instalments, as an indemnity fur the contributions "kind delivered without payment during the war ; one million is to be paid this year, and his Majesty intends, if the state of the finances will permit, to extend this sum to threet»illions, in six n sta en t s Hamburgh Cw'responcleuf, July,l2. ) AMERICAN PAPERS. 130;;TQN, JUNE 9. KEENE, JUNE 4.—Our -. Champlain fleet has sailed, and ivere - at Cumberland Head a few days since. A battle must ensile, Or the command of the Lake be relinquished to our squadron• • SACKET'S HAtinoutt, MAY 31.--About 50 sea men from the flotilla at Newport, passed thrnugh PrOvidenee on Saturday last for Lake Champlain. On the 29th ult. 59 British prisoners near Chilli cothe, were soddenly ordered into close confine ment, by instructions from the President. PROM CLOUCESTER, JUNE 7.--Two privateers have been cruising in Ipswich Bay for a few. days past, one of them is the Shannon, of Liverpool ; site • took a stoop,• Captain Loring,• from North Yarmouth, on Monday evening, manned and sent hey for Liverpool, N. (.41 Thacher's Island she took the schooner Ranger, .Intin Carlisle, master•, from Kennebec, .bound to Boston, and burnt her ; the crew, were very badly treated.— The Captains of them are very well acquainted! with, de - shore. ,fit is supposed they are at anchor between Kettle Island and. Nahaitt ; they sent a captain anti 5, men on shore last : evening. The frigates off yesterday were joined! by a 74 this day about noon. 41.! vE 11.--Ninery-one•seamen have arrived in town flout the BaStward, bound for Lake On tßri9-260 14,0 t. f4,ljow on the same destination. We understand that. the pendence, of 74 :;tins, will be launched from the Navy Yard in Charleston, into the element of, 'which, we hope, she is destined to be the pride and boast, On Monday the 20th instant, at high water. PLATTSBURG!-I, MAY 28.—1 t is 6urrently, report ed that Capt.-Pring, who tommanded the Britsh flotilla on this Lake, was arrested immediately on Lis return—charged with emvardiee, and disobe dience a orders, in not taking the battery at the month of Otter Creek, and blockading our Squa-. dron. EtTRLINGTON,•JUNF. 8.---The war taco in Wash,- ington appear dett;rtnined to have smite blood shed . before peace takeS place ; and that another at tempt shall he made to take Uppea' _Canada at least. All the troops in this vicinity, and at Plattsburgh, have been tmirched off ostensibly to Lake Ontario ; and all ti)( war apparatus. are tak- lug that direction. NEW YORK, MAY . 3O. The Fisheries.-- . --We pub lished in our last Menicaial from the. British Merchants and others interested hi the Fisheries V Newfoundland, to Admiral Keats. Our readers will find, that it ccrairnis the fact, that 'efforts are making in the British‘limpire, to itiduce the vernment„ under the influence of their present ifyialed . feelings, to insist upon the United States' abandoning the Ri i. 2ht to Fish upon the Banks of I' , lewfoundland, As well . might they insist, that we should abandon independence itself, as ask us to concede thi§ important right and interest, vrhicb . , is luterwoven,with the sinews of our very existence as a Maritime Power and a Commercial Peovie.— The right of those Fisheries is one of the glorious -trophies of the IVar of the, Revolution. PION THE LONDON dAZETFE, JULY 19. tRANSMITTED BY GENERAL SIR. GEORGE PREVOST. Sachetes Harbour, June I, 1814. Siff—Having obtained certain infOrniation that the enemy's boats, With their guns and stores, bad taken shelter in Sandy Creek, I proceeded to that place (having ordereci Capt. Spikbury to ac couTany me), Rild . reached the entrance of it Shortly after daylight yesterday morning. I landed; accompanied by Capt. Spilsbory and some of theOilicers, and baying reconnoitred their po T .sit ion,' determined . ou 'an immediate attack. The masts of their boats (consisting of eighteen) were plainly seen over the marsh,'and from their situa tion did not appear to'be very near the woods anti their not attempting to' interrupt our entry into the creek, led me to 'hope, they were only protected by Militia. This circumstance, added td the very great importance of the lading of their boats to the equipment of, their squadron., ss'hs a •strong motive 'for me to risk the'attiiek , not aivure that they brought their riflemen in their. boats, and that a body' of Indians-had.accompa pied them alwing the beach.. The boat~ advanced cautiously to ....vithin about a quarter- of • a infle of the enemy, when Lieute nant Cox.; of the IlOyal Marines, was landed•with .the principal part of his Men, on the left bank ; and captain 4►ilsbuq and Lieut. Bromic,. [PRICE SIXPENCE- HALPPENN v the CoMir!) 'and small arm party, accompanied by Lieut. Al`Veacli, with a few marines, were landed on the riglichank. Their 'respective Parties ad vanced on the flanks of the gun-boats (which - had from their fire dispersed a -h ot ly o f I n di ans ) to a turning which opened the enemy's boats -to omit, view, when, unfortunatel y , the . 6B-pounder car . ronade, on which much depend e d, was disabled. Seeing us pulling; the boat round, to bring the 'pounders to bear, the evenly thought' we u ere commencing 4 .retreat, when they advanced with -their whole form consisting of I 0 riflemen, near 200 Indians, and a numerous. body of militia and cavalry, which soon overpowered the few men had. Their resistance was sneh, ,as I could have expected from a brave and well disciplined body, but, opposed to such numbers, unavailing; their officers set. them an example honourable to them selves, and ,worthy of a better fate. Car: Spils bury, for a time, checked the advance of the ene my' by the fire which he - kept up ‘vi!lt cohom and his party ; and I feel much , indebted, tO'hita fur his conduct throughout. Lieutenants Cox and M`Nreach, who nobly supported time honour of their corps, are, tarn sorry to say, - dangerously wounded. -Mr. Hoare, Master's Mate of the 'Mon treal, , whose conduct was conspictiOns throughout, is the only officer killed. Our loss in killed and wounded (mostly dangerous) is great. I send ss correct a return as , I can possibly get 'of them, as well as of the - survivors. The windir.g of the creek, which gave the enemy great advantage in advancing. to, intercept our retreat, rendered 'any further perseverance unavailing, and would ,have subjected the men to certain death.. • Lieutenants Marjoribanks and Rowe, in the rear, with the small boats, did every' thing in their power ; and Lieutenant Loveday's ex e rtions, in the lois gun-boat, was such as 1 was much pleased with. . The exertions •of the American officers of the rifle corps, commanded by Major Appling,'in sav ing the lives of Many:of the Officers and meri, whom their own men and the ' Indians_ were de voting to death, were conspicuous, and claim our warmest gratithde. . . - , I have the honour to Ye; &c. • (Signed) STEPHEN POPHAM, Captain. (A true Copy,) . • Noah Freer, Mil.!Stc. • -1.8 then killed, 50 dangerously wounded. ' Lord Clatniber!aiu'e 0 . 111,e,• July 19, 1814: Notice is hereby giren, that his :toyttl 13 ighness . the Prince Regent will hold a Levee at Carlton-House, oa 'flan sday, the 28th instant, at twu o'eluck. Trar o . l`l_ce,,Mt(y 1, 1514. Brtr.vvr.—To be Major-Generals in the Army Colonel C :o3 euuri .1( had , Pay of . the 80th Foot. b'e . LiOdenant 7 Colonel in the Army, Major C. Bouverie, of the 60th Foot. . - • • "" • To be Majors in the Army, Captain J. Martin, of the tooth Foot. Captain_ W. Robinson, 'of the St lt • Foot. Captain W, Jervoise, of the 57th Foot. - Captain G. A. Elliott, of the 103 d Foot. Captain J.ll. HOlland, of the 69th Ii oot. 'Captain V. Fawcett, of the 100th Foot. Captain A. litz- Gerald, of the4oth Faot. . STAFF.—Major Robert Torrens, of the Ict West India Re gimiit, to be Deputy adjutant-Gent:ral to the', TrOups serving in Holland (with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army), vice M‘Donalc4 appointed on the Home Staff, .Major J. H. acynett, of the ,52d Foot, to be Deputj , Quar ter.Master-Gencr4 to the . Forces serving in the North of Germany (with the rank of Liewenant-Colonel i, the- . .3rmy.) HOSPITAL STAFF.--Deputy Inspector James Robert Grant to be Inspector of Hospitals. - . . Crown- Office, July 19, 181t1, Members returned to serve in this present Parliament. Borough of Graliyounti—Ebene•Aer John Collett, of Locker's House, in the Parish of Hemel Henistead, in the County of Beds,. Esq. iu the room 'of the Hon. Andrew Cochrane Johnstone, expelkd the Lower House of Parliament. City of Westminster—The Hon, Sir-Thbinas Cochrane, cam - wooly called Lord Cochrane. BANKRUPTS. dervas Cole . BrOwn, Leieester, ho'sier, to surrender July . 30,, August 1, and 30, at eleven, at the Bull's Head Inn; Hinckley - Leicestershire. Attorney, Messrs. Jervis, King, and Soden, Hinckley. Jaines Cooksey, West Broomwich, Staffordshire, nail-iron mongers, July 26, August 2, and 30, at eleven, at Guild hall. Attorney,, Mr. Harrison, Lambeth-road. Richard Cross, late of- Hewcl4field, Gloacestershire, carpen tei:, Anglist 1, 24,and 30,.at eleven, at the Talbot lint, Bristol. - Attornies, My. T. Brace, Surrey-street, Stra»d, or Stokes, Caerment. R. and S. Tibloutt, Leicester, kooksellers,. July 43, 26, and AngtiSt 30, .at Guildhall. Attorney, 1 .9 r. Birkett, Cloali .• lane. . . _ J..Needhatn, Hope, Derbyshire, cotton-spinner, August 8,9, and 30, at eleven, at• the MosLy Arms Inn, Manches ter. Attornies, Mr. Jeremiah Buelacy, Manchester, or Messes. Shepherd, Adlington, a'nd Gregory, Bdford-row. it, Barnard; Boston and Skirbeek; Lincolnshire, hanker, August 11, 12, - and 30, at eleven, at. the White Hart Inn, Boston. Attornies, Mr. Holloway, or Mr. Rodgerson, , lloston, Lincolnshire, or Messrs. Ex.Jey, Stocker, and Daw ' -son .Furnivars-Ion: • J. Bedl cell, Ingiam-court, Fenchuech-street, ship-broker, July 23, 9.6, and August 30, at ten, at Guildhall. Attor.4 nies, Messrs. Gatty and Haddan, Angel-couit, Throginor ton-street.' • . . _ . „ . < • -- ---- . < J. Rees, Princes-street, ravendish-square, paper-hanger, July 26 , , August 2, aid , 30, at ten, at tiuildhall. Attorney ? J. Stanton, New-road, Tottenhanticourt,;94d, Mr. Upstone Ch ar les,str A ec u. t 3. , u N s i t id 2 d , les a e n x d 11 8 ( 0 );:pital, • Middlesex, N or wich, liquor-merchant, july2s, at ,tw -lye, at stone -Plaalru.:ll3tto'rlyne2l,, Mr. Shuter,'Milbank-street, tVest minster. ' . .. 30, at four, at the Castle I 29, and August .nn St. Peter Ma AtLor- S. Barker, isles, Messrs. Longdill and Butterfield, H.inorn-court. ' MI- Ly o n, Poibt-street, Portsmouth, slopseller, -lug,:st 2, at o ne, 3, at eleven, and 30, at one, at the In6ia A , ms, (ca port. .4ttornirs, Mr. J. A. Johnston, Si. tieorge',-scinar4, Poytsca, or Mr. Ledwielt, Col!ege-hill„ Upper "Phames-' street. _ . . . I. oainpet;Gun-dock, Wapping, barge-ma3tcr, July 23;30, and Augu4 30, at twelve, at Gnililintli. Attorney; Mr. Hatton, Deasi-street, To-ley-street, Santi,:wark. S. Barnard, Biiston, Linealitshireonerciimit, August 2,9, and 30,-4 one, atauildhall. Atturnieis, Messrs. Kearsey and Spurr, Ilistiopsgate-street. victnaller, July 23, and Au 2 ; 11 st aid SO, at twelve, at Cinildhall. Vanderemn and Ciiniyn, Caunu •-street. A. .July' -29, 3U, anti August 3u, at ten, at the Lawn 'ins, '4 ailinglord. A toils fl i es , j i,ssi , s. •Fle ( i g o s a n d Sat, Witlitn4ford, Price and Williams, [Dividends, Scin To-murrow.l • 2,.1 , 1Q,0013 ' - NO PIXED PRIZES DAYS OF DR AWI NG : • •,,,n . l lt .I);' ir . , - , '2l RY.. ;Pil ;;I:ASTInaIEI. T ttlct '1 ' '11).,'.. - '''''' 17th- SEPTXMII,EIt• ti TS ". ***** " ' 'e Lint . and itp s , 11 . 1 ,, b,. SWIFT and Co. r " )__ • ~.... .... are se 0 ~, i • . N O , ::1: o a , t , t ill ir Ottlees, .... . e High -11, C,' :r I No. 31„kldbat -crosß ; I street. 4 411. ' •• . 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