The Sun. — London, England, 1814-03-08 00:00:00

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BQUT Eight Years ago, CALAMITIES 111 ocea , ioned by the War in different PROVINCES of GEVIA.NY }Nye rise to .a SUBSCRIRTEON, and the Forma tii4n:of CO.AMITTEE in' London, to'relievethe Distresses on - the Continent. , EAST-INDIA 1-1013.4,:,- Al4l eh 1, 1814. PRENCL•t PAPI3IIS. of - .1)! RUC TORS ,f-the UNIT, EL) CONlli_iisW of taIEitthJANTS of E?:(4.t,I.ND TRAMNO to the INDIES; ao herelty g i v e r•:„ t i ce; 'fiat a GrIV.EI3,AL CO . „'lrr i of the said Ccnr.pafy wi;! be 11,C.1.D at their, House in Lendenholl-st. - e'et, ET7; - 711" the IStli inst. at El , !rtin o'(.lpch' in' tho Poreno . ;; . , to Consicleration'the PAPE:IIS ;aid before the 1 ie!;• . r . al f!t:' the. Select Connoitteeof rr•Trietois the 6th October last, to consiiicf send rerirt upon the.ex?ei,ieney c,f augmenting the Ar. , iwaw, ;:anted to the irec•orF. : for their Attendance upon tliellusinvsi of- the Company; also E.i.1:11.1 other Papers Irelatiag 19 the annve subject, ordered ; to be printed for the tise of the Proprietors. • • • • The Court.of Directors cis also gire Notice, that at the said . General Court the following 'Motions se.W be submitted for theiriConsidefation., ra onsevenceof a Notice ;inert at tic last General Court by a Prottri.:tor'cifEsq • " That so much of the I.lye-Law, chap. 6. see. 11. as oi - tiain that .the Chairman and Deputy Cliaiimatt of . the Court of Directors shall .each of them be allowed 50 . 01„ a year, and every other Director 300/. a-year,for, his attendance upon the business of the Company, be, and the same is hereby repeal ed; and that instead thereof, it be, and is hereby ordained,, that from and after the said Chairman: PARIS, IltARc;11 4. 2 —The lategt_ letters fibm the bead-quarteit; tedek•vil'yesterday 6' l ". 0 ill 1)11 4 By the onersisity of the British Public, ,the sum of nearlk 50,0001. was remitted, which rescued multitudes froth the ex tremity of want; • •bat at• no 'period since:the existence of this Committee, has the mass of iner; • , , 'hind of mises:y.heea so great, •in the.country to, Mitch their attention wits hrst di rected where the many sangninan , battles fought in Silesia, Lusatia, 'Bohemia, Saxony; Brandenbut g,. and other. parts, have entailfd:upon the peaceable inhabitants, sufferings, al most unexampled in the annals ofnistory. / - • The' Committee are auxiousio impress upqn the minds of their countrymen,. that in anticipation of B r itish su pp or t, they tare remitted to different parts of tiermany to the amount of near ..10,0001. nonoce thai . ,.,the different col us ot the army trtlinceturres:, a4d "that his 'Ala= rt of lesty continii.:S to enjOy' the htst- 1!e tith. Ott . LEANS, follo%viu4 is a brief relation of.what passs:l here on the Vth Inst. The evening before, about Seven o'clock; after a . cOmbat towards Chateatnieuf, the enemy; to,the amotnit of from 16 to 1800 horsemen, all, Cossacks with two pieces of ~ cannon add a how itzer, came fo out , city- An obstinate cogageinent had been inaintain .'ed about half u league from the city by about 400 men of the 155th,. under Major Legneau, with 2.00 other troops, 14 dragoons, and some inhabit,lnts; this . cotnbat lasted eight hours. J" We had no artillery.; but the rich Melds which :surround us, covered with vines; fruit -trees, and intersected with hedges, gave our numerous Sharp shooters an immense advantage over the c»rany, who Tait no infantry. :t l celt ROYAL, EN - r -GARDEN. • l II..RESENT EVENING, MArtli, 8, will the perforined ttie new Comic Opera of THE -FAIO . CERT:.4-VIVE; • aiter refiikr iCne‘t lirilnatic:Romattoe, called TI-TE,WAINOERING BOYS. - • ' • -‘ 1114,„%hursday, A Trip to Scarborough; with The Sleep ~11,1 The Miller and his Men. • . • IV re-. li•tild (I call ocist )acleit on It Amount already- advertised - L. 38,525 . 6 Subscriptions since received : slIS" tt • ORATORIOS. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. WEDNESDAY, March ..9,: day•lBl4<-1114` VirAt Performance iti this Country, on Fri, Vre,7l . *:t!•9f,..the M peso. Schnii,:ke, (from' Berlin),) :on .the Tl n •il limns, haling lieinreceitt:ll with. the 'greatest Ap 7 day n 'front air, parts of the Theatre. they will, on ‘Vedtis ble CM, between the Second and Third Parts, play a Dou 'lll,''lcetto, in which wlll. be introdueed the popular Air, - /I,l' SA'tet in the Woodlands," with Variations. t L . t'n —A new Sadied Oratorio, (4th • time), 'composed by °v en, called IV •! tt . k THE motryr OF OLIVES; Itt, t 'i s'. has been received rach:Nightof Performance with the , applause.—The Solo Parts by Mrs. Dickens; th e Wand, M r . Pyne, and Mr. bellalay. , —Miis Smith,- at tvte4 of Part I. will recite the Morning ilytan of Adam and front Milton's Paradise List. j ig ' Fart IL—A GRAND 'MISCELLANEOUS ACT; - Atist;:` lll 's . (3rand AElitary S;afonia,•irith the extra Military, 1 14, 401 ents, as l ierfornied List St,ason,Recit:and Air, Miss. Let toe Mr...Leonv . 4 vetb lr licular desl're); " 0 fl !dearest Ellen:" ',(Sir 3..Nte..t • Mrs. "•Come, eOIIIC, thOu iroddesa. . Mr;Nrildi, " - Hai gia vipta." • (Alo,at t.)— uir Air.. Master Barnt;tt, - " The Death of Aberrom , - ; , f,ki; Or4ltain Air.., Mrs. Dielsons, " 01).11113,0:11's lyre. , ' e " Arm, arna, ye brave." Chorus. " When pal l 111. (Hdel.) Th - e entire an I.`irst Part bf Fitrydn's - sacied Oratorio of THE CREATION. • Versed 'with select and appropria*e Readings (from ton , s Paradise Lost), by Miss Smith. An affectionate Mite ' ' ' Ditto, Staindron 41. 1s: 6d. - from Hayes Farm, - - - IG. Warner - - - 130 0 ^ ;f: Wilson,-Esq.- Jun. , Z 5 OR. Y. , , '-• '• 0' 10 Miss H. at the Wands- Friends in the Vestry at * . worth Assernhly 2 0 - the Baptist Chapel, Collection by the Dis- Eagle-strect,by Rev. sentingCungregation, ' - Mr. lvimey - 26 0 .Wooburn, Rucks; C. Loddiges - - 10 0 Rev.. J. Harrisom 21 0 J. Hoiv, Clerkenwell . 5 0 M. E;Poster, being a - , . J. Crowley,., Norwood, Surrey - 10 ' 0 _saving °C. a. weekly allowance of 6d. 10s. 6d. - ' From Lloyd's. Collection at the Parish- . Rev. G. King, Preben- ChUreh, 13ticiiiand, -' - ' dary of - Ely - 5 5 by the Rey.. Ji H,• - T. and W. King - 20 b - Nttchell 261. Is. Id. A. Gibbs and Sons 80 0 Froni-Liticaster,lstre- S. Groombridge, Esq. 10 10 mittatice - 185 0 Cuthbert Relpll,_Esq. 5 . 5 J. Slo7 - .ard, - F.4. State- One Evening s Cullen- .- • ford-hill, _ . - - 10 0 tion at Mr. Wilson's, .• . J. W. jun. , ::.: 5•5- - 'King's Arms, Vaux, e le4 veek 4 101. , n t c t i l EAr O " day , Mo. shall be allowed 12001. a-year, and the, Deputy,; man 10001. - a-year; and further, that. -from: ,and after the said perd, such other Directors as may • with the elm:I-man and Deputy aforesaid; . .be el -tied or chosen, or being previously' elected' Or: cl!,. , sen, 'shall, after such Such_ period contirine;leto - serve au the Secret Committee of Directors, Shall.be allowed 7001. - ; and 'further, that frOrn and after-such period, skeh nine Director; as may, %All the Chairman• and,,Deputy af.sr . csaid, be elected or chosen, or being previously'zcleited or •ch , :scn, shall after such period eontinue to serve onfthe Cummittee ' of COrres pundence of the said Court, shall be allowed, 'respectively 700/. a-year ; and further,,tkat . frum and after the said period &It other Directors not elected or chosen, ,or seryitig as 4ore as dials:Lisa n;d : r . . ' Dcputy Chairman, or on the Secret Com mittee of Correspondence, shill be allowed 5001. a-year; ; and that to 'stselsDisectnrs as aforesaid, not being - elect; d, or:chosen, or serving as .Cliairraan or Deputy, Or on the .Se crCt Committee, or Committee of Corre±',pOridence; such thee, Ansintal ,be wade :ts licreinafier • specitied'; that is r• ,r si,h pirecte:r v‘ho having setittd the sai4 :or the full terns of Four "ears, again be D;reetorpf.the Company, the farther annu. , &;;Orn of 1001. ' in additiohtothe areal. a.sear previonsiy al lowed him; and furcher,tp such Directorwho haying'seryed thesaid office for the full period pf Eight Xears, shall again, be elected Director of the Company, the fm:ther additiotkal .antiyal,Sum of 110/.7 beyond the6oka- year previou:sly allowed bun for I;is and their attendance on the business of the said Company.", , Dike) (1 be- , o . .ir loss was not more than II killed, :Irv! 30 iyounded i'while that of the enemy was at IL:st 80 killed,-and more :han 1 . 00 wounded: arlor Me' St er dr:Siler.vood; Temple 2 0 hail - . - - 2 5 Truro, Cornwall, Ist The Parish of St. remittance - 100 0 . Luke's, Middlesex, 1 . Sundry Parishes in Rev. n Lovell,' Rec- . ditto IC7I. es, 4i,d; ' tor • 151. 6s. lid. J. S. Moline - .5 5 Mrs. Sergearit; l 'Metton. 5- 5 Hams~vs; l',Onar, &Co. ' Mrs. R..Sergeant i; Lpn-. Edinburgn 52 10 don -3; 5 fr;et:Ll's Sncitty:, Dar- A. Hutchinson, - Gates- ling - ton . 7 . 121 2 head, Durham "5 0 Ditto,.Stockton 52 2 Isaac Pitcher,. Esq. 5' 0 Yarm - 5 5 "During the night, the enemy lodged in our - country-houses, which lie pillaged, sacked, and c:estroycd. He carried off 'all the horses %Chia suited him,: taking from the little town . of Cha teauneuf, - fitter ; ICI' Ike bo v ve' iu;-C ° ik 10: " < - 1 11 ' 4- _ ORATORIOS. • • TT - I.EATI'E ROYAL, COVIST-GAILDEN. win 1 1 9-mo2ltow. WEDNESDAY next, March .b c , • I,rformed, for the only time this , 1814, S r ~ s " 4 the Favourite Seren4ta • • • - • , ACISAND G.ALATEA ; written by Gay, and composed by G. F. Handel. • Mr. Brabant, (who will, in the First . A c t, i n t ro d uce 1 1 aallad « Can Wealth or Friends,"lDamen, Mastai Wil tZs; Polypheme, Mr. Kellner; Clori• Rennell; and 4 tea,llrs. Salmon. . • • . . The enemy. committed, both at > l3ellegarde Lortis, - which they passed: through,-all he 'exc.esses charactexi;le their r march. The udian uard AnaintAinecr, perfect ti:4tApiiility in .otir ' . , „, s t Lll,° Sabscriptions received at.the Bars of the C'rty of London Tavern ; Coffec-hduse ; Stock Exchange; and at all tte Bankers :n town and country. • ivio" It. H. NUR I'IN, Secretaries. LUKE HOWARD, LISLE; FEIL,2R. --On the' ' - 24th Instary, fl •?ens-d'armes veer escorting 4'c(smoy ol' pity. five Sp;inish prisoners fio:n Landrecy Cambeay i order to 1?e-c(inchieted to ' r riirrs.:_flitvity , - reach. Inchy 7 tieaurnont; they were charged by a de tachment of . Saxon 'cuirtssieuts, who carried off the prisoners ; but" the trintrpri of the erterny was , short; charged in his turn . by a French detach ment from. Landreey, he was put to flight,; and the prisoners ‘ver9 retaken. • s 1) 1 " y 31f, ,g t he ett ski •- To which will be added, A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS ACT. . 'eminence 'with the Overture to Promiteo; composed by Beethoven. ti ttl'the course of the performance. Madame Catalani will ' it t t Verdi l'rati," the Graiad Bravur a " Della Trondia," . filej 1 first Act, 'With ne variatiobs, t by Pucita ; and *at the end of the National Air of " God save the King." , itl • Salmon, " 0 had I Job d's Lyre". Ml'. Kellner; "Con-. ... t :tts not to b.estow.“ And Mr. Brahma ifor the fist time) 'Sung, composed expressly for him by Mr. Bi,liop, tik;ll, ) Oates, 0 -1 - Irineverr' The words iclected from - " (Armen Trimeale." • I'4 11 -1 t Open With a. hew iph .Organ Concarto (composed ex- r • these Pei forraancs) by Mr. S. Wesley. Alia on Friday will he performed,Ff~m •• A (MANI") SELECTION; • • ‘be Compositi‘ ns - of the most YaSouiite Authors, --_:;;Ancient 7 and R '4Sipaj r 4tli.);lt :yerfo•rzuers, and :—Nfittiathe Catalan', Miss ennyl , M i r izttfivi, Ars. Salmon ; Nfr Braham, M: Gar- Mr:tionev, Mr: Kellner. Mr. Asbley 7 —Cligan, Mr. S. Wesley. ARMY CONTRACTS. COMMISSARY IN CHIEF'S OFFICE, . Great George-street, Feb. 26, }SM::: IVNICE is hereby giveli to allPei:OtiS'Oesirous of Contracting to Supply the 'following ARTICLE& for the USE of the AiNIY, ' • . „a . o_.! fre", „t ieY 8." .„ . BREAD to his MajestY'S Land Forces in Cantonments," Quarters arid Barracks in the undetinentionel Counties and Island :=Alderney, AnglesCa:Bedford, Berks, (including the. Town of Hungerftitd), tier - wick; Brecon, Bucks, Cambridge, (rlvlt.tding ttn. Town of Newrioirk.4:,Cardigan, Ca.rniarthen, Cartiarvon;• Chester, Cornwall, (including Scilly), Cumber- Derby, Devon, Dorset, Durham, Essex, Flint, Glamorgan, - Gloucest.r, (including the City of Bristol), - sGeieensev,.flants, Hereford, iHertford, Hunts, Isle of Man, Jae of Wright, Jersey, Kent; Lancaster, Leiiester ; Lincoln, Merioneth; Middlesex, Monmouth, Montgomery,• Norfolk, Northampton, Northumherlaud, Nottingham, Oxford, Pem broke, Radnor, Rutland, Salop, .Soinerset,Stafford, Suffolk, Surrey, Sussex, Warwick, Westmoreland, Wilts, Worcester, York. And in the several Counties in North Britain. We ,bad six men wounded at the rectintnre of t h e . e ir a d e i IfLre were found there, Which . 11a , .e been sent to' wards the -fortres t- of This expedition, Which was conduCted With as much skill as vigour, is h new service performed by (he brave Genera JAMES COBB, .SectetarY vi d 0,0 boi l .1;e Ig l rf t ., ..) pit. ll r 0 tl)e' -e r ' .0• This I)ty «•as published, Elegantly printed; in 5 vols. svo. a New Edition, with a • Life of the Author, a General 84C: price I. in boards, of • AN HISTORICAL -anti CRITICAL AC COUNT of the LIVES and WRITINGS of JAM ES I. and 'CHARLES and 'of the :'LIVES of OLIVER CROM- Et,L and CHARLES II.: -after the Manner of 134y1e, from on Writers and StattPaiers. By WILLIAM HARRIS, D. D. To which is • hONV added, to complete the tullectioti of Dr. • • Harris's Works, • THE LIFE OF HUGH _PETERS. ROVEN, MARCH 3.—On Sunday last, February, 27, the different corps forming- the garrison of this•city, were reviewed by the Prefeat-, •and the General commanding the Department. The friends of order could not witness without ex treme satifaction, the imposing force which this review presented. They felt convinced, that the tranquillity of our 'city was sheltered from every attempt. It will be in vain for those corps of partisans which have carttied alarm into- some de fenceless districts, to shew theniselves on our territory. SiMilar measures would 'Suffice not only k to frustrate their projects, but even to pre vent their entettaining them. They would nor dare to attempt the security of a population possessed of so much energy, and such means of defence.. „ MADAIII.B CATALAN:IS (.O ERT: NC: c-ATALANI.. respectfully* .. begs leave itforrit he Nobil it yan 71 Gentr v, t hat.liaving re -10 contract en t oi.ceinen , t is Srasotratrt he King'sThea 'k 1,1 1 e ' 4ll l `lt ne t tIVEI,\TE il!st.:ltlyTlON CO NCERTS AlttliVLE ROON1S; which 'will begin ou THURSI)..IY 14:::"Al nstant, and be cantinued:\Ve - ekly (Passion and lattr e x ,t 11',50.k eXeautedi. During, the' Seitsou, Madtiale Cata ket4.,o introduce in the c. Ali se of the Concerts, several p oe n , , slected. lioni thP Scrinu. and Comic lhose Ladies_ and tipziti,•nien %vitt, have beeri ap lattltio.” cirotti r letths, are rcquested.to send an ea!ly as 110 More Sk.ll)SCllberl will be re -lers 1 9.1 t_ , ;,::a •7: ti t t 4l - have escaped Madame it 11 0 1. 4 ,' s r ecullectiou, are re, ~1 to apply forTarticulars, 'Library, frootlis lill4 ,tta 4 tiut , Pr'r • Printed for F. C. and J. Riviniton ; T.-Payne; ; I.onginan, Hurst, Itees, Orme, and Brown ; Cadeß and Da vies ; Murray; J. Mawrnan'; Baldwin FAMILY BIBLE., • On the Ist of :March wis published, ,1 se e"'e t i I:ry - ioy: 'to No. I. price 6t1..t0 be continued every Saturday ; and Part I. price 45.; or, on Superfine Royal Paper, price Ss. (each Part containing eight Numbers) to be continued every se- • - cand Month, . - - THE HOLY BIBLE and the APOCRYPHA ; with Notes explanatory and practical, and with appro propriatt Intioductions, Tables, and Indexes ; also with Maps, drawn for this Work, by Arrowsmith ; ant! with . Plans and Copper-plate Engfavings, by the best Artists; the whole to be . completed in Two Quarto Volumes, being arranged under the sanction .of the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, and dedicated, by pet missiolt, 'to the Most Re verend the Lard Ar`chbishop of Canter!) urn - . By the Rev. GEORGE D'OYLVY, B. D. anti the Rev. RICHARD MANT,' Grace's Domestic QiaPlairts. ti ~'''`y : „utit e° ~1 _ of Printed for the Society fur .Promoting Christian Know leke, atthe Clarendon Press, Oxford ; and mid by F. C. and J. Airington, Booksellers to the Society, St. Paul's Church yard,,Lonolon ; dtid by all other .Booksellers in the United Kingdom. • road, 1;1 -P X • 14) Y AL ~ C:\ DEMY, .'NONIERSE " ...IfACE. 0 . • 1 2 i t 1" ; is hereby' . given That the EXHl cext ' ,:IiTION WILL OPEN on MONDAY; the 2d of MAY c : r3 Lit Artist - 5.. artotiesir t :1 - io setid their sot - el - al Perform- The 11r4. 1 ) 01y , Warned, .with .their de3criptions.anal names of iti,', 4_1,4414.s for insertion in the Catalogne, on Monday' ‘he 1) 14',,r 4 r ;:.. 1) Y tik . o'i.lick. on Tneteilay the sth of April, after lha'n -iL I , I Q none "ill be received.No :\ mist s to send , more . t ilitt l e r :s .4.l `ietures, nor motet ban ei 4 hi DraWings.—No Mi l'itte, ( i . l' e au lie allowed a place;, tinlt;ss In a frame of mode- Read,4tiltle!lsions, nor can anY Chines he adwitted. The. Royal th 'in 1"1111 ." 1( e all itOssiik. care - of Works entrusted - to tid e ,' 4W: cannot hold themselves responsible. in cases of ac tt, .I' --1 • ---.--.,. IHW IY. OARD, R.A. S'ec— . I'ENIIN VISPENSAItY; Great Alit'-' sired, Goodman's ' . Fields. . i!t- s ANNiVERSARY FESTIVAL of this b ~,1 ‘47IARITY will be Celebrated TO-MORROW, Wed . ,. 14' 1 '7. tke 9th instant, at the City of Lotretin Tay.erti,,l4N!r -i4e%l,,istreet. His Royal Highness th e 1.)131ik of El'.. Itl 4 , 1 - ‘-'n 'y• Ti • Dinner on 'faille ,at Half-past 4 o'clock pre -444 • ( - 4 ets, at . 13s. each, may be had of the Stewards; at tl e nsary and 'raven). . srtwaans. • . ' . 41 11 n et mi N• -- -- uthes Anderdiin, Esti—Lombard-street. lii Chariu,oton, Esq. Mile End. . 'William Fri 'z • i'l l ' F - rintreh::street. Alm - 1"1 t.,sq. ..., lure i-row, ei L `W ~C 4 11,11 , Esq. Litnehouse. . i f . V H andasyde,'Esq. Wapping-street. • ' T Aeon Hall, Esq.. Ctillom-street. ..al _, ues Inglis,' Esq. Alark-lane. , ,1-,:tivistoplier .latlison,Mark-lane. kitehard Mountford, Esq. Birchin-lane: • • °,lqvius Mashiter, Esq. Tawer Hill. lalliales Pritch ar d, E sq. Church-row, Fencharch-street. ~V • Ro Waite,wEsq. Old B , jun. Esq. urlington-streetLittle-street,. Thomas Apostle. 4 0 4 . , j SAM. 'WEGENER, Sec. ss..__Z.%:.r7:.st, •eet March 7, 1814. This Day was published, • re t I di t , 11 price Five Shillings, illustrated with Cases, PRACTICAL TETISE on the PRE ati ELATI ON and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE LOtrsecrene4, as Strictures, Gleets, including eLitttle'll O bservations on .Tabes Dorsalis, Mueal Dis , Late of &c. Ey T. 111.CA'PON, SurgeOn, gri,Pe of the United Plovitals of St. Thomas's nvid'Guy's.. red for Messrs. Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternoster-row, 4 n~a Cavendistksquare, .44 ad Ca:.oi un s Femak ti.;ease, 3s. tid; er Con h gh, 3s;: Indigestion, l &c. 3s. • roa ~~ f 4• NA, 4 0 ° pctr , aclt`'r !` ~4 zJ °f on, 14,4' %•01.1 14C5i th e age• ipie lAI6 w 0 4. t ' pr. ve t ' . over ti j. ;lose OATS, to his Nfajesty's Cavalry in Cantonments and Qiiar tors,-in the undermentioned Counties and Island :--Anglcsea 'Bedford,Berwiek, BretOn, Bucks; Cambridge, Cardigan, Car Marthen, Carnatwon,,Cliester, Cumberland, Denbigh, Derby hani, Flint, Glamorgan, Glo'ster, Hereford, Hertfor - Hunts, Leicester, Lincoln, Merionerlu, Monmouth, Montg niery, Northumberlaud,Oxford', Pembroke, Radnor, Itutland - d Salop, Statford,'Westmoreland, cestes, • c. FORAGE, via. - Oats, Hay and Straw, to his, Najesty's Ca valry in Barracks, and Oats in Cantonments and Q uar t ers , in the -undermentioned Counties in South Btitian ;— * Berks, Cornwall, Devon, Dorset,. ,Essex, Hants (including the Isle ,of Wight), Kent, Lancaster, _Middlesex, Norfolk, Northnnin ton,.N.otfinglial4 Somerset, Suffolk, Surrey, AUSSPX, War wick, Wilts, York. And in the several Counties in Nurth Britain.-As also Forage to all Horses kept for his llajesty's service in the Island ofd ersey. the Deliveries 'are to commence on and for th e Twenty-filth Day of April next; that Proposal in: "Writ iOg, sealed up and marked, " Tender far Army Supplies," will he received at 'this Otlioe on or before Tliursday the Twenty-fiairth Day of March (but none. will be received after Twelve ~ 'clock on that Day), and, if sent by Post, the Postage must be paid. Proposals must be made separately for each County an Island, except for the Counties • Comprising North and South Wales, all of which must be included in One Tender, as also must the several CotintieS in North Britain:. and each PrUposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender,properly filled up, .hv'Two Persons pf known Property engaging to be come bound, with the Party tendering in the Amount stated in the printed Particulars, fur the due Performance of the Contract ; and no Proposal will he noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the Prices expressed in Words ;it Length; and should it so happen that during the Ccintint a we of the contract no Troops should be. stationed or sui pied in the County, the Expeoce of the Contract and Bond„ paid io the first instance by the Contractor, to be refunded to him by the Commissary in Chief. Particulars of the Contracts Ina} be had on application at this Office, between the Hadirsuf Eleven and five; at. the office of Deputy-CormniNsary-General Young, Edinburgh.; Deputy. Connnissary-General Coupe, Guernsey ; and- at the ()dice of Deputy Connnissary-Genial Bent, Jersey. HORNSBY and Co. 26, Cornhili, respect fully acquaint the PUblic that they are selling a choice SELECTION of TICKETS and SHARES warranted nn drawn, and sincerely wish their Friends nsav be as successful an MONDAY next as they were in the last two ,Latteriei.— Bich Wheel, Two of 20,0001. One 20001. Three of 10001. be sides Prizes of 5001. 3001. 2001. &c. &c. ONLY ONE DAY TO DRAW.-RICH WHEEL. WTJFT and Co. the Contractors, respectfully kJ inform the Public 'that the•LOrrEKY will finish Draw ing.on MONDAY NEXT. The Wheel is very Rich, and contains 0 Prizes of 4.90,000 1 2,000 3 l,OOO besides others of 5001. 3001. 20U1. &c, &c.--The first-drawn Prize above 171. will receive, in addition, 20,0001. TICKETS .and SHARES, warranted undrawn, are selling at SWIFT and CoA Offices; 11, Poultry; '1 No. 31, Aldgate High- ' 12, Charing cross; 1 street, As the Drawing begins at a very early bout on Monday Morning, it is necessary tliat all purchases should be made on or before Saturday. REEVE'S (GUIDE FOR'TROPIC'L°CLIMATES • . This day was published, in Svo. pt - ice 9s. Boards, rut -IF mnimcAL. GUIDE for TIWPICAL CLIMATES ; particularly the British Settlements in the East and West Indies,. and the Coast of 'Africa ; ample ltistrutions 'far the Prevention and Cure of the • Diseases of these Climates; Saud also on the:Voyage outward and 'mole. With a-copious Tropical Di•penFatory. To'which is added, -a' System of Regulations for the con duct of Europeans abs oad, in respect dress diet, exer cise, sleep, Sze. COnalitding with a Vie :of the Conse - -. quences to their Health on -their return to Europe, after a long residence in Tropical Climate=, and the Precautions on this Head..—With Remarks on the Climate . and Diseases of different Countries of Europe. . By RICHARD REECE, M.D. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. . _ Printed fur Longnnial, Huest, Rees,,Ortne, and Brown, Pa- Ornostei.-row. Of whom may be had, by the same' Author, •I. The MEDICAL" GUIDE. fur the Use of the Eicadi of Families, Seminaries, &c. The toth Edition, price 10s. 6d. t. The PRACTICAL DICTIONARY of , Domestic Me dicine. Second Edition, corrected and improved, price its. COMPLAINTS OF THE LUNGS, LIVER,-&c. DR. JAMES'S. AN.ALEPVC PILLS, from their tendency to open the pores, pod promote all the natural secretions, are the best Remedy for Colds, slight Fe vers, RheumatismS, and all Disorders occasioned by ob structed Perspiration. They are equally excellent for Liver and Gouty .Compla.ints ; for Head-aches, hidigestions, and for other affeaions of the Stomach and %ravels, Anil Often the. consequence of free living. As. a gerril Family. Medicine they have no'equal ; they are mild ill 'their operation,' and they are recommendiid and taken, by Gentlemen of the first eminence in the Faculty. - Sold by F. Newberg and Sons, in St. Paul's Church-yard, London; but as many persons mistake the'bouse,they are de sired to observe, that' the Number is Fortyfive, four doors from Cheapside. Also to be had at Dr. James's late house is Bruton-street. • ' • • MAncit 3 —Four thousand five hun dred Men of the National Guards- of the Deux ,Sevres,•Loireinfericure; and the Tile and \Titanic, arrived'this day in Paris, on their march ty the army commanded' by the Etiveror. These men are 'of astonishing strength' and extreme ardour ; they were 'eftnost alf armed. The devotedness of these brAve'Frenchnien cannot tie toolighly esti mated, who think it no sacrifice to haSteu to the assistance of their country in danger,:placing a. just confidence in 'his Majesty the Emperor. The excesses committed by the Russian and Prussian soldiers are so revoking, that General, .Blucherovh6 dreads their effects, lias been otAig ed to publish a prociamq-tiOn, in which•he acknow ledges that the e-ooatry people, irritated. by these excesses, Have taken .up arms., and that Gere.is. reason , .to, fear that time French nation Will rise as. one man. GENERAL ORt)F, a. " Head-quarters at Paris, Feb.,2i, ISI4. • " After movements of troops made wit great preei pj ration, it is very necessa - ry to be incessantly employed lug order in all brandies of the service, eat pat ti4tlarlv that attention should be fixed on the men who remain behind,. whatever be their rank in the army." ' . . " The General Commandant is infained,lhat officers per forming the functions of waggon -masters, remain, with their_ equipages, in lodgings, without being thereto authorised ; and th4t others have got lodgings for themselve's,.witliout a egal order from the Mayors of the Communes." In consequence, the General Commandant ordains that every insulated man,• or chief of detachment, who shall be• lodged in , a commune in an illegal manne.r, or shall have abused the confidence of tke Mayors, shall be instantly mark ed out, that his conduct may be examined, and punished ac cording to the exigency of the case. Every military Riau must be with his corps :..every man be -lqnging to the army, add wandering on the roads, shall be arrested by the Bens-d'arruerie, and conducted to the - General Staff at Paris, under good and sufficient guard. The.,GenerarCommandiog in Chief of the first military divi sion and the city of Paris, invites the Prefects and Sub-Pre fects, to communicate the present order to all the Mayors of their districts, Who Must employ for. its execution the Na tional.Guardi of-their. Communes; and orders the Command ants of subdivisions, established at the dament posts and villages, as well as the Bens d'arnierie, to assistlin the execu tiouiuf these present measures, under their responsihility. , . - ft (Signed) The Count HOLD% TARBES, FEB. 28.- 2 --Fralll the 14th to the 17:11 of thi.unonth; , the enemy's army has made a move.