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$...A1ni218.1) 'Ai. V . _4,0 -‘-,.,. . ve5..... ; -- i - . ~.. . It / -. \S/r-lt cAI, ir t ill.7l7/ 4Q . , 1 , ... v ..;.„.. -- . 4e- i.) , . . - '... .Y.,f4 le, ~ - . •:i. ...? t- , z *-4 at ....----..... ;-",-;., .-. , 7.. - ---- ... ..,-...,:.;.., -...--_? -,':4 LI ' r:74 ' c •`4 . " . ~ . L• ",.. 1 , -.- *---. k - , 1 `t . • 11, , . . . , •., • .I.rst[i t .) VIIIIER 671 G. THURSDAY, MAW . U 47, 1814. rPiif'§I3.PENCE-FIALFTENNT . erC TI-lEXcRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. • lIIS PI - M;bENT EVENING, March ' l7, their 11 • I .lextv , s Servants Will:perform the Play of. THE.MEItCHAINT OF I:V.NICr- Shylock, Mr. " , eau; Portia, Afis:i To which will be added, THE CHILDILEN . TIIE 4 17 ra -I°4 ' l ' o w, Axe Oratorio...-On Saturday; Haluteti with My T - - u . , ‘ . P , . MI. • ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN. be .416 PRESENT.EFENING March 17, will ' • r,rfolsoeo the Serious Opera of Art a , A VtA X E It.XES: 1 794P,Misr, , Rennet] • Mandane, Miss Stephens. After . which, the CornedV of j ' A TRIP TO SCARBOROOH. • ~ • ;ir o Th, e Putt Of Mip s Hoyden h!., 4 Mrs. Jordan. " 41 4 will be added a fleet. 'in One Act, called On s, i4 _, MRS.WIGGItiA. "Pa '7 - "`" 4 .Y, King Richnrcl the Third ; with The Devil to • „ - ORATORIOS. ''''' , ATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 4"L-AIORROW,- Friday, !l•arclt 18,1814, will r..^- •a : for the last time this Season, THE . FinsTAcT OF THE CREATION. • Composed by Dr. Haydn. . With TWO ,GRAND MISt; e.LLANEOUS ACTS. .. . vg which M a d ame C ata l an i w ill s i n g (f o r the first time) '17,,.',, th Verdure' Cl a d,” f°Vittiina syenturah, the Duetto with Mr. Brahaui, and at the end of the ' l l t. Grand " ' National Invocation " Britons, lorne!"—Nl•s. Salmon, The.' m?rvellous work," flighty kin4s," and "He was eyes unto the hlind . ."-- 2, henn'ell; " my sdul."—Verse, , Master Williams, h is ere i s , rev." Mercello.—Mr. Kellner " Rolling in "'fears such as tender fathers shed," and t t ' r ; ;""( pleasing - Beine."—Mr. Tinned', ." Friend of the , '!nd " Now Vanish," s° In splendour eft c 77 ,- ; Lord, remember David," Nelson," and the Du (44,, W ilco thy bosom," with Mrs. Sahuon.—The grand " Ses "Joiu v o i ces ," " B' e; .ied be the name of the Vrd, tt kt; ?leYed Ss : the gloilous work," " in his everlasting tisilodon thy Swim d," will bg introduced. " e- eommenceßiesit of the Secu.i Act, wilt be perform ), lerubini's Graad Ore - Ar. :aeon. itasr'Dl,al Performers:—. Catalani, Miss Reiiell, rrs. Salmon ; My'r. graham, - Mr. Gar- Le zt `-; . r hlrose , • Mr. Timmy, and Mr. Kellner. oer of the Band, Mr. Ashiev.--:Organ, Mr. S. Wesley. tlitns,e'llisequenee of the great..ovetiow, the TheatriCal Or future•LeTadded to the Pit. • • ----- ROYAL T ACADEMY, SOMERSET-PLACE. • ,Tic,,, is herchy given., That the EXIII e., ErrfoN WILL OPEN - on MONDAY, the 2d Of MAY ai,,,, T b" Ttistf4 arr7.desii.ed toseud their several PerforT , _ th e , Proprly framed, - with their descriptions and nanes t.l : - iti, Portraits for insertion in-tne Catalogue, on Itlonday the vpin',l),r...Fl'lock on Tuesday the sth of April, af t than ei;btrneptur'erewilln-he receivN.o_hAtrptirsat:vsiitiops.taNdonizoirrle hiaturr.--- ‘,„••?,'. or more than eight . tat e d i m r - e 4 Ti n si ' on, 1 , 1 . wcd, a place, unless in a frame of mode itcacleuly milt t. 44.. -~r can any c o o. * be admitted. The Royal th, ,6 . ,butt atruatit, held tl lil iu cases of ac e " 1 , 1 Pqssible care of Works entrusted, to tlcleot. % iernselvcs responsible , . ...---,_____ HY. HOWARD, A.A. Sec. t, k)tvi ----,...............,........... ...6..........., • 'Ytt S(l .l 't .'•77 DISCHARGE 2. - IND R:LIEF OF . t‘ : -:<'''' "-, t% , - • - '' : rn.l.\).ll,_SMA.L.t. bEBT: , , Cia.eei-5t.;,..•.. ::“. - , ..:7 l'.!zir^.ll 2, 1814. -11 5 / qFACTIONS - si since the last it EpORT , I r v ii: ,. vi z , L. s. d. A pr'.'4l, litinii, and John Burgess, Esqrs. lO5 0 0 , le r , A 8 1 0 0 vt,gh t , .„1, to this Charity Ann. 5 5 0 kr. , "eere, , Esb. i‘ti.,. A Ann. 2 2 0 A, T. . I •s'rey, E sq ' . .. 30 0 0 t 1 • 2 ' 4 . R. I F 101. Ann. 2 0 0 .er• ~ ' ' I. t') . lb Taylor l'i:,!,(l,'t l'il„.er. t, Li Nllit- Brooke Ann. 2 2 0 „J.,' —4 l, Esq. Ann. 3 3 0 ) .1:,, 1- 'wis. Esq. Ann. 2 2 0 2 0 0 111„,; 1 '. t 7rY, Orr John Ward, Esq ' P. White, Esq. per Vere and Co.... Anti. 1 1 0 ~., s. Wfiite Init. 1 ,i 0 T, A 1 .7 5 0 V l , l ~!I . '• 51. ss. R. Y. 21. per Vere )41.,....11i0n1a5, Esq. per Vere 5 0 0 bitt(4l;°l4Dre,..Be.clienlialn. , . Ann lO 0 u 5 0 ' 0 Sir t , . onatltm. iii t `l . l.ll FY Voule, Bart. Ann. 1 1 0 Lacy' :Sid John Colp(vs, K.B Ann. 2 2‘ 0 a... pe'inihtt, 1 , ..iq. per !ecretary Vnn. 2 2. 0 ir,l,) Niatizie, Esti. I`,,ts.2.l.teii.e.rizie, ?.eti ' Ann. 2 2 0 •-,t.,!...tst,ottrut 6 COtt on 4 Li per Dorrien and co. • 25 . 0 0 1) . :,414.3.t'per Ditto - o `!: Letter Box 11. and found in Letter Box il.‘ , 2 ..0 0 biA h • - • c- ared and. relieved from various Prisons, C 24l .l)eht s „ r . .__ . ,or ate tpn of ..••• .nstrlered the ChSeg of 84 Petitioners. Ap tßll'ed 3• Referred for Characters 20. Pe tions and Rejected, 0. • ' ' •Pentlactions' are received by Messrs. Herries, Farquhar, rid t. James's - -street; Hoares, Fleet -street; Chat kenrais' i'l'ilittnare, end . Co. Lombard-street; Bidduiph, Cocks, -; L'.idgej Chariug-Cross , I)orrien and Co. Finch-lane, I..,„n,'"i}:' Ilaninteriiievs, Pall-Malr; Veres, and Co. 77, sty,ard-street ; and by the Secretary, No. 7, Craven-street, elutedand ionhere the ll.ooks may be seen by those who are in tli 6 llpport this Charity, and where the Society meet o❑ e first Wednesday in every mOntti. L. 2 4 ,1 0 0 918 9 6 HE II:STORK! GALLERY; 87, PALL-MALL. 11:"L FIRST NUMBER of the SELECT 4 L WORK of ENGRAVINGS, under the direction of LIA NI BUCHANAN, Esq. is now ready to be delivered 1 e,r..t " Nir aite, si ng l e Figures, &"• Stone at als GallerY.. The present Series consists of 14.1. he First Nuniber 'of the Series of large Engravings,. con katthe " Parce Soinnimi Runspere " after Titian, by Ita ,' Morghen will be ready to be delivered to Subtcribers ti.ie course of few weeks. })nth of this tine Engraving, with several Specimens of tn Works, are on view at this naliery, which is now open '" the free admittanee of the Public. EAST and WEST-INDIA, AMERICAN, and RUSSIA. iI ERCH ANTS. ‘P. HEATH, of Nottingham, informs the • M erc h ants of Rngiond, a Traders general, that iEN'„. the convenience of Sale, he in has placed his JUNIPER CE of i'EPPERMINT; and other Medicines, in the " I r t , i ' of E. EDWARDS, 6;>,„ St. Paul's Church-Yard. uis Essence is a safe, effectual, and pleasant Remedy in ~altvulencies, Gouty and Chelicky Pains in the Stomach and ti S Indigestion, Hysterics, Sea-sickness, Nausea attend- It on Pregnancy; Relaxation and Lassitqde arising from At to Heat, Want of Appetite, Injuries from Inclement ca.th,r, the ribus of spirituous Liquors, and in the spas affetion of the Stomacb and Bowels, so common to ,vmatialuts,—adepting the dose to the urgency of the case.' As a " 1 1' l‘ledicineei ,`ort the, Army or 'Navy, it will be found a va ur Joni4l l ,er .Essenee of Peppermint is so well tiv known as a vain .Mt•diciiie, th a t th e pr i nc i pal object of this ad ement is' to guard Purchasers against the ulunerous 1 nute4eits which are prepared by Druggists, &c. especially the orilei is for Exportation. The only Caution J. P. Heath Igive, is te see that. J. P. Heath, Nottingham, is engraved .2e Gurernment stap. • Sold Wholesale and Retail, hy • d rards, No. tit; St.. V I' Chuzeh-Yard, in iinttio4 As.9d. , s -1.‘44.15. ~`~"~--ti DISTRESS IN GERMANY. . . BOUT Eight Year§ ago, the 'CALAMITIES Occasioned by'the.,War- in different iIIOVICES of GERMANY gave rise to a SUBSCRIPTION, and:the Forma tion of a COMMITTEE in Landon, to relieve the Distresses on the Continent. _ . • By the generosity of the British Public, the sum of 'nearly 50,0001. was remitted, which rescued mnititudeifroM (he ex tremity of want ; but at no period since the existence of this Committee, has the mass of every kind of misery been so great, in the country-to which their attention Was first di rected; where the many sanguinary battles fought in Silesia, . Lusatia, •Bdhemia, Saxony, Brandenburg, and other parts, :hare entailed upon the peaceable inhabitants, suir.Ain..ls, al most uneiaropled in the annals of history. The Committee arc anxious to impress upon .the minds of their countrymen, that in anticipation of British support, they have remitted to different parts of. Germany to the amount of near 40,0001. Amount already advertised £.47,506 5 10 Subscriptions since received At Lloyd's. - The first retnitto.nee frnru the Town and tit ighbtittrhoon of Huddersfirlu, per 'Wm. Brook & C 0.24, 800 0 J. B. per Taylor, liau bury, and Co. 50 0 U.N.Hannan and William Boyd, Esq. 10 0 Collection at the Net*? ' Synagogue, Leaden ball-street, by Mess. Meclex and Hair's 30 0 Ditto at the Methodist Chapel, Margate, per Rev.Thoina.sMartin 10 0 Ditto at Union-street Meeting, by Rev. J. Humpbrys - At Downs. Collection at the Rev. William Bull's Meet; ing, NeWport Pagnel, Bucks .- 43 17 Ditto at the Meeting house, Rose - yard, Maidstone, by Rev. G. Bentlif 151. 14s. 6d. 'Sir Dasbwood King, Bart. - - The Friends of 'Wake- Cd. - - 10 0 11Iiss T.l l . and S. Brown 5 5 Thomas Gotobed, Esq. 3 3 Maltbv,'Bri•witt, - & Co. 10 10 Miss;;ophiaThouipson, _ _ 131ington ' - 1 1 Master H enry & Tbeo philus 'likompsou, ditto - 7 I 1 John i-lopps - 1 1 licseltine & Billingsley 5 5 C. Hound, Esq. - 5 5 William Scrivener 1 1 Mess'rs. Bartlett and Nelson - - 10 10 Alesirc E. and J.Bart- 40 0 lett • - - 10 10 A Friend to the dis tressed, per Bartlett and Nelson - 3 3 A Fiie nd ,Newbury, per Mr. Gladsvyn - 1 I Collection at Chapel street Nleeting,Soho, per the Rev. Thomas titollery - 301. 6s. 6d. A Friend, per Rev. J. Townsend • - 1 0 10 0 9 0 field ' - The Friends of Ponte fract - - 21 0 James 'Tindall, Esq. 2 2 olin Woodall, jun. 1 1 Mr. Travis - 1 1 Mr. William Travis I 1 Mr. Richard Wilson 1 1 Mr. Henry Cooke . ParishofMeysey,Hamp ton, Gloucestershire, per Rev. E. W, Hol limay 10 0 Subscriptions received at the Bars of the City of London Tavern; Lloyd's Coffee-house; Stock Exchange; and at all' the Bankers in town awl couptrv. R. H. MARrEN, i seretari . s . LUKE HOWAKD',.) • THE DIRECTORS of the BRITISH INsn .. TUTICIN give Notice; That the Three following PRE MIUMS are proposed to be given for Pictures by Artists of, or resident in, the United Kingdom, painted in the present year, and sent to the British Gallery on or before the 17th of January next. • • Ist. For the best Picture in Historical or Poetical ConiPoSi tion, Two Hundred Guineas. . , 2d. For the next, best Plan ec , In Hist2r/cal or Poetical Com position, One Hundred Guineas. - .7 ,, - • '.. 3d. For the best Landscape, One Hundred Guineas. _ . The Directors reserve to themselves the power of with holding either of the Premums, if they think proper. A Pic ture being painted by commission will nut exclude it from .competition for the Premium.—Any Picture painted for such Premium may (if otherwise worthy) be exhibited for sale in the Gallery next winter, for the henefit of the Artist.—No Artist will be intitled to more than one Premium in the sea son.—No Picture purchased by the Directors can be 'rained to a Premium.—lt is not expected that any Artist should give Notice that his Picture is sent in for the Premium, as the Competition will be equally open to all the Pictures that may be in theCallery. The BRITISH GALLERY, fur the EXHIBITION and SALE of the WORKS of BRITISH ARI'ISTM, is NOW OPEN to the. Public, from Ten in the Forenoon till Fire in the Aftentoon. Admittance ls.—Catalegue is. By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. The - MAItCH of the ALLIES to PARIS, with their different POSITIONS, and the SITUATION of BITONAPARTE and his ARMIES, as also the ROUTE of the BOURBON PARTISANS. A MOST interesting MAP of FRANCE, on a ri •Large Scale ► pointing out all the Military Roads aml Rivers by which the Allies are marching to Paris, 'will be given in Bell's Weekly Messenger of Sunday and Monday nett. NEW GENERAL ATLAS. Lately was published, price 255. neatly coloured, and half p hound, SMITH'S NEW GENERAL ATLAS, (being a redaction of his large Quarto Atlas, containing Maps of all the Empires, Kingdoms, and States throughout_ the World, from the best authority. Printed for C. Smith. Mapseller and Publisher, No. 172, Strand ; where may be had his Lege Quarto Atlas, eontining 45 Maps, handsomely coloured' and half-bound, price 31.65. Also his Classical Atlas, being a companion to the above Work ; coloured and half-bound, pride 11: is. Tllis Day was published, In One Volume, Oetave,lirice 6g. in boards; or ott fine paper; as. in boards, the Tenth Edition, of NJ HIUSTIAN RESEARCHES in ASIA : it,: Notices of thc Translation of the Scriptures, iuto the Oriental Languages. • By the Rest CLAUDIUS BUCHANAN', D.D. Late Vice-Provost of the College of Fort ,William in Bengal, . . and Member of the Asiatic Society. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, titrand. Of whom may be had, all Dr. BUCHANAN'S other WORKS. This Day was published, Ele;antLy printed in Two Vols. foolscap Bro, price 16s, boards, the Third Edition of riILIALABA the DESTROYER. A Metrical Romance, with . co ions Notes. By ROBEItT SOUTHEY, Esq. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row; and at the British 'Gallery, 54, Now-Bond street.--Of whom may be hail, by the same Author, Carmen Triumpliale, for the Year 1814, 3s. Gd. Omniana, 2 vols. Hs. •Nladoe, 2 vols. IGs. Joan of Arc,- 2 tiols. IGs. Curse of Kehama, 2 col, 14s. ' Poems, 2 vols. 12s. Speci mens of the Latrr English Poets', 3 rots. 116. Gd. . History of the Brazils, 4to. 21. 2s. Paltuerin of Englund, 4 rots. , 11. Ss, Letters from Spain and Portugal, 2 vols. lbs. Gd. .Chronicle of the Cid, 4to. 11. 1.55. Ou Monday the 28th of March will be published, Dedicated to Dr, BURNED', - THE WANDERER; FEMALE DIFFI CULTIES. In SAM R.Duodecimo ' " A " . . By the Author of Eveliaa, Printed for. Loug,Man, Hurst, Rees, Urine, and Brown, Paternoster-Itow ;, aad at the: Brits Gallery, 54, 'Nesylioad street. . „ . rIc r TUALL)G OFFICE, iiarch 16;1814. T iTgtOAM/MIONERSfoi• VICTUALLING . jr.-IJESTY'S NAlFT!dia•heretly 'give . - Notke ) . that on 7'hursylay, tke. 24th Instant, Mr, Arith.:tnn Reeks, their ,igent at Portsmoutl r yiill . bc, read, ,t,Rreceik , e Tenders .sealed up, , and beat for the nadermentioned Artieltsfor the supply of Me Pietaalling Department at I. 7 ,eat tort, i,ir. (Inarters. English Wheat lop@ to weigh 591 b: pzi bush: Nets close-dried ainbt . ; Malt 1000 . . . • . . , . To Ze answertible s to SamPles'exhibited at his Office, to be de liVered in otte Month, an be paid jar by Dills,paYabl! with interest, Nituly Days after date. , • " regar'd will be had to any Tender in which the Price 'shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered befrre Tieelve o'Cloch on thcsaid Thursday . the 24th lestant ; nor unless ,the Person who makes the, Tex der, or sonw Person on his behalf, attends, to answcr when called 1/4.r. Tate Peaditions of the Contract may be seen at the Vie twall6,4- Office Portsmouth. Admiralty Office, March 1 . 8,; 1814. WIDOWS PENSIONS. • NOTICE is herahygiven, That , allWidQws who receive Pensions froth the,Charity establisped for the Relief of poor Widows of CoOmission and Warrant Officers of the Royal NaVyy Most send or brie; to this Office, between the 17th and 31st of this Month, the Affidavits required by the Rules of the -Charity, in order to their being inserted on the tension List, which will be 'immediately prepared and paid in May next. All Letters from Widows must state the Rank their Husbands held in the Royal Navy. EAST INDIA HOUSE, March 16,1814. TILE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED . COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG ND,TRADINQ to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice . . That all-Persons requiring I;:c uses for any Ship or Vessel t 6 proceed to any place within the limits of the Company's . Charter, situate on the Continent of sia, front the River Indus, to the Town of Malacca, inclusive, or in any Island under the Government of tho ,t;mpany, lyi . ng to the North of the Equator, or to the Cumpan's ractoyy of Beneoclen, or • its Dependencies, under the Act 53d Geo. 3d, Cap. 155, end the Act of 54th Geo. 3, Cap.• 34, must address their applica tions, in writing, to the Court of Directors, at the East India House, London; and tha(stich 'applications, must. contain the Name or NameS of the person or persons:lb whom the' Licenses regairec: to he granted, the Name, - built and regis . tered, measurement of the ship or vessel, with the name of her Master, and the name of the Port to which she belongs; also, that of the Port from which she is.to cleir out. " If auf application be .made fur. a vessel to prpceed to any place other than the one of the Company's principal Settle- ‘, 66 ments of Fort William, Port St. George, Bombay, or Prince •." of Wales' Island, the License will be special, and the spe f‘ cial reason for applying for it must be stated to the Court?' • JAMES C 01.411, Secretary. EAST-INDIA HOUSE, March 1, IEI4. THE COURT of DlREcrolis of the . UNIT ED. COMPANY IT MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, 'that a GENERAL "COURT of the said Company will be HELD at their House in Leadenhall-street, on FRIDAY the 18th inst. at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, to tali:: into Consideration the PAPERS laid before the General Court by the Select Committee of Proprietors appointed on the Gtli 'October. last, to' consider and r4ort upon the 'expediency of auginenting the ;Wow:it - ices granted to the Directors for their Attendance upon,the Business of the Company; also sundry ether Papers relating to the above subject, ordered to be printed for the use of the Proprietors. The Court of Directors do also give Notice, that at the said General Court the following Motions will be 'submitted for their Consideration, in consegneace of a Notice given at the last General Co;trt by a Proprietor of East India Stock, viz. cc That so much of the live-Law, chap. g. see. 11.. as or_ dains that the Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the Court 'of Directors shall each. of thein h,e allowed r,o , i/. a year, and erery other Director 900!. a-year, for hi: attmidanee upon the business of the Company, be, and the sam, is laerebY repeal e,l; and that instead thereof, it be, ant is hereby ordaioed, that from and after the said Chairman stall he allowed 1200/. a-year, , and the Deputy Chair-- wall 10001. a-year; and further, that• from and after tie said period,. such other Director; as may with the Cka'rman and Deputy afore aid, be elected or chosen, ur being Lpreriously elected or chosen, shall, after such such period continue, 1,6 Serve on the Secret Onasraittee of Directors, shall be allowed 7001. d-year ; an:.. further, that flout and after such' period, sue!' nine Directors as may, uith the Chairman and Deputy aforesaid, be elected or chosen, or being pt - ionsly elected or chosen, shall after ' such period continue to ,serve on the Committee of Corrs poudense of the said Cuat, shall*e_alloWed respectively 700/. a-year ; and farther, that from and after the, said peritid all other Directors not elected or chosen, or serving as afore said as Chairman or Deputy Chairman, or on the Secret Com- ' Mittee of.Correspondence,shall be alloWed 500/. a-year; and finally, that to such Directors as aforesaid, not being elected, or chosen, or serving, as Chairman or Deputy, or on the-Se cret Committee, or Committee of Correspondence, such fur ther Annual Allowances he made as hereinafter specified ; that is to say, to every such Director who having served the, said.clitice for the full terra of Four Years, shall again be elected Director of the Company, the further annual suns 'Of 10J!. in addition to the 500/. a-year pi:evianslyal!owed hiin; and further, to such Director Who,liaving served the said Office fel the full period of Eight Years, shall again be elected Director of the Company, thefurtlier additional annual Sum of 1001, beyond the 6001. a ear'previonSly allowed hint for hisand ,theirirt - ieudanoe on , the business of the said Company •" COBB, !..-it'vretary. THE iieNtps cruißLotTr,. • The Baron• VANPEl6j.portir VAN MAASLIAM,, Grand Master of the iloAlehold to her Royal flighness . che Princess Sovereign.of the NETnEr.- cmibs, whose presentation to. the P-fifqq-c r.--Rt- - GriNT, at a private audience on the 9th_instant- A accompanied by M. FAG EL, the regular, ..A.vnbassa.-.,: - dor, sva notified in The Gazette of Satia'iN.Dait 'as having come 'on a special mission- from tile' Court of the liagne,.has been sent ,over to make- a deMand itt. form of the PRINCESS CHARLOTTE S b4nd in marriage for the',IIE.4'DITAaY PRINCE of ORANGE. The sanction of the previou§ consent and.approbation of the PRINCE- RECANT, of the - Ptutwess . herself, and of the whole Court and Go vernment, has alreadY smoothed the "iiay to the arrangements of this important and auspicious union, which must, 'however; according to the established -etiquette. among crowned beads, be de manded by Embassy after it has been agreed upon by the'parties; and the settlements and provisions roaulting front the exalted condition and prospec tive Sovereign duties of - the pcmsofiageS to be mar ried must be reduced into a Treaty by • rlenipo tentiaris- specially appointed. VAN 111,iAsntim..is charged with lull powers for this iMrpo'se on the part 9f the PRINCE SOVER EI G N o f the NETIfER LANDS. . WINDSOR, MARCH 16.- . ---S011(lay afternoon the Duke of KENT arrived at the Caftle, on a . visit•to the, QUEEN. On Monday'his • ltoyalllighnes4 left Wiridior. , --Yesterday iriEhiApiN` arrived at the'CaStle from London; IC) come into ivaiting on the KING.—Tlie Lail of WINVIILSEA and Lord RIVERS arrived at the Uppet Lodge' on the Sahie day.—The' weather still conti-uues 'too frosty-for bunting. The famous pack , of. Royal bounds is at present in the kennel in the Little Park, vbere the KlN . a's harriers were kept-:. they are shokly to be removed from thence to Cumberland Lodge, till the new kennel is finished which is building for them near Sand Pit4gate, whtre formerly.the litte Duke Of CUMBERLAND'S ho ti were kept, STATE OF NORWAY.. . _ . There, h,as ,A)een much speculation respeetit4 the feelings!',Of the 7.ccorwegians . on being trans ferred to the dominion of Sweden. Some accounts have represented the inhabitants is extremely in-, dignant at the late treaty,, by which they are joined trOm Denmark ; wtii'ie others state thepo pulation as very well satisfied with an arrange ment by which they become so..nearly .connected with a state,' of which, from situation, they shOuld form so natural a part. All doubts upon this subject are•put an, end to by the arrival of a De puty from Norway to this country. Baron Acker, as an accredited agent,. or in some other official capacity,' with his suite, arrived at Leith on Saturday evening, on a special mission to thu Prince Regent and Government of this coun try, from- a • provisional Government established in Norway, in consequence of the transfer of that country to Sweden. The exact nature oe the mission cannot, of. course, at present.be di vulged ; but we understand, that the inhabitauts are' decidedly hostile to the late measures by which they are separated froth „Denmark, and de termined to resist the execution of the treaty.— They, no, doubt, wish the interference of •kireat Britain, but this must. be a most delicate point in the present crisis of continental affairs. The Baron left Christiansanl so late as Wednesday, and intended to land on some part of the English coast, but, from the state of the weati.ir o . found . it more certain to run for Leith. He sets oft to day for Lc ndon.—(Edinburgh Courant, March 11 :) A private letter from Arendal, in. Norivay, dated 25th February, says, " it may well, be said that there are four different Governments esta blished here—the Naval, Military, Civil, and the Royaheach of them acting on different principles, and rather against than in concert with- each other: One reason may be given for our unwar tantable treatment, namely, that the whole coun try is in A state, of fermentation, in consequence of the peace betweenlietimark and Sweden.. The whole nation, it would appear, is, determined' on opposing the annexation of Norway to Sweden, unless they are allowed to make-their own con- r ditions. In this they expect to b'e supported by England, which bas always shemen.a .partiality for nations that contend for their iihe!ties acid inde pendence. in case the incorporation should be enforced unconditionally, Wince Chg.istian, who resides a Christiania, is expected to he proclaim.- eci ilunlediately King of Norway." .• SICILY. 'Papers have been received from Sicily, con taining notices of various appointments by, the Prince Vicar-General, and two Decrees of King _Joachim, of Naples, regulating the duties' on grain, and the circumstances under which it may be .ex ported. It was snpposeUthat a portion *of the Allied Army in Sicily would be employed on a maritime. expedition against Leghorn and Genoa, 'o be supported on the land side by the co-opera tion of the Neapolitans and Austrians. We ',have also received the following— ".FLOREiiCE, JAN. 14.—A new order of things for the go vernment of this city (s under consideration. , There :have been Several meetings of the public bodies for Its estaidish 'meta. Generals Carrkosa and %untolo are at. prtient:beie to assist in the progress of this business. The principal force of the French is nearly gone ; they hare two small gaillsons!.lol3elvidera and Basso. " NAPLES, FEB. 18.—The negotiations are continued with -the British Ozistei from Sicily, for the purpose of a affini tive treaty of peace with England. 4 •.1-ler Majesty the Queen has attended several Councils, in.ber capacity of Regent, and before the departure'.of Majesty, a:Deputation, with Addresses, was rectivil..by. hint frOm the Municipality and City of Rome, praying h4,lkt.e,ta4s Route and Trasitoene under his protection. • c' 0' crL ith C' ! ~r , ~p o f iq• rt.'S iIY •b t, it ;0' tb , of 3+ " ,1 0,.1e• is " f ;l ~' • i jc C• ivu, ‘ ' .e ' st efr ,00 • O r e , es~ "a t''' . , cOl 1 ,-C , 1,4,