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. . • , kJ . z, • • - .. \ \a /Hi! ' 14 7-NI Irrit ( 7621 TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1r314. [PRICE SIXPLNC;P-HALFPENNY. TH EAT RE ROYAL, R N NEW ROOMS, HANOVER-SQUARE. P1C7'17,41.1:11'G-OFFICE, ifay 9, 1814.. FRENCH PAPERS. r als` JTESENT EVI4:NING, Mai 10, their Majesties' Si.,rrants kilt. tierf9ent the Tragedy of KING RICI,I.AttD THE THIRD. 'Dyke 414 Gloucester, Mr. Kean ; ' Lady Anne, Miss Boyce. ATIt. BARTLENI AN most reTect.filly ac quaints the Nobility, Gentry, and his Friends in ge nera', that his ANN CAL IiENEFIT CONCERT is fixed for Friday next, the 13th of May. The Performante will be on . the Grand Scale of fornrer,Yeirrs. The principal Vocal Parts by Madame Catalani, Mrs. Vaughan, Miss' and Mrs: Bianchi Lacy ; Mr. Vaughan, W.•Knyrett, Mr. Battey, -Mr. 1111.Wel o and Mr. Hartleman. Leader of the Band, (which will be •very numerous' and complete,) Mr. Weichsel; Grand Piano Forte,. Mr.'C. Kny vetf; Orgaff,and Conductor, Mr. Greatorex. .Thq.cnornses will.he suppored, fly the celebrated female, Singers from Lant y !asliire,•the - Young Gentlemen of St: Paul'S and Westminster Miley, and the Performers -belonging to the Antient and ) Vocal 'Concerts. ' Particulars of the ,Performance, - being ninth °too long for the limits of an Advertisement, . are delivered where the 'Tickets are - disposed of. Tickets, thaf-ri-Guinea each, to be had of Mr. - Bartleman, No. 46; Herners-street ; also at the Music Shops of Mr. /lir chalivatid,M-ssrs. ticitieitti and Co. Mr: Townsend will be at the head of the'Poace d ill: N ERS,far PIeTUA L G His ,ILIJES TY'S 1' d k(rifig give Notic;' - INTERES'T'ING AC'COUNTS OF BUONAPARTE. Avicxov, Anti', 2e...—The town of Avignon has suffefetl - so much from the rei 3 Oluti ' On. and its That on Friday, the eith Leone, then-will . lie ready to re ceive Teftfler., in writing (ealed 10), 'mel treat fur the sak : of l'Ocen Thousand ikgs, each containing one huff df;ed weight ff good, sound,-serviceablo BISCUIT, now king in His Nal. sty's Victualling Stores at Plymouth, to be WU voed to, am! taken away by the purchasers from the !VA ar f or Storrs belonging- to the Victualling Deptirtntent at that Port, in Me space of Twenty-eight days after the (fay of sale. -.Tke Bags, to be delivered' faith, and included in th e price of the Bi;cliit, whiaz may be inspected by application to ,31. r. the/IR-oft . . . . after which, .a new interlude, cailyd INTRIGUE. r .l'crevitich will be added, the favourite Piece of F PURSE. .011 Thvrsday, Othello; with Intrigue. results, 'that regarded the tall of-Buonaparte as the moment of its . rettiriiing health and happiness. In the twinkling of an_ eye every person .mounte'd the white cockade.; the white flag fluttered on the public edifices, and the Imperial insignia disap-y . peared All the Civil and Military Authorities were obliged to follow this movement ; .and the:Natt THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. .• • • . • rnis..PRBSENT: EVENING, - May 10, will Lt. be pez:formegi-the. Comic Opera pf - LIONEL AND I:I 4 AAISSA. Lionel;Mr. Sinclair ; Clarit,sa, Miss Strphens. To which ail be added, the! Itoniant;e Melo-Drama of TINIOUR I'o-morrow, Dehtorantl , Creetitor; with Tilnour the. Tartar. • "I Deposit Of' 7 ice,4y-jive 'per Cent. is to be made by the - Purchasers at the time of tke acceptance of their Tenders, and Me rcalaiturcrsf4l4 4fierchet;c-hanney to be paid before Me Biivu.:t ss removed from the premise.:. tional Guard had enough to do to moderate thitn exultathm of the people. Elithettto had gone' well ; !Mt on Son' Ore 231104irec eaniages arc rived, bearing the linperiiai anus, and a report was instantly spread that it waS'lluonaparte : the people collected and surrounded the „cd..kwages, they instantly opened the doors and so - tight for him ! At length, it tF : as., , understooil that lie was , . 7 . 7 '1 TIE TEINTI-1 ANNUAL. EXHIBfriON of ' the'SOVIETY of; PAINTERS it) OIL aqd WATER 'OLOUILS is I'''.OW'OPEN, at the GREAT 11002.1... t tspilktr ;ardetis. - --,Admitt.zipte is. Catalosues,Gtl. • T. CI S, Set:re:try. , coicrEaT. • ESS 118. BA ICMF, MA N , C. KNYVETT, ANZ.. : VV. and GREATOREK, return their grr eft. Aokno*tedguients f,)r exalted„ noble; : andlighl y pafronage tLe Vocal Concert has received this sca , •,n. In announcing thelr intention of conducting.similar Per ,r: Lances next year, -they most re..pectfully solicit a coo tinuici: of that support they ;have hitherto been honoured :with.. • • • • • No Jrnder will Ge accepted for less, than Three Hundred Bap, iior will re and be hacl to axy in which the 'Wee shall nbt Lc inserted ite -words at length, or that shall not be delief4d to the Board ,before One o'clock on the said Friday, the 47ti% Instant, not unless- the Person who.2na/es the Ten der, or some Person vii h4s Behalf, attends, to answer When called for. DOE in either, and ticat they contained only some persons of his -Without listening - to any thing that was said, the populace made then; put on the white,Cockade, and cry “" Vtve le Ru !----- • Vive •Lonis•I(VII I. !" It . was. not till after they 7111 E NEW • GALLERY, tyxt: ilbbir' to the British Gallery, Pall-Ma "is' NOW (341).1.7., with an :xhibition.of. A Selection of the NUMB ES au d'ORAWiNGS f RICH RD WESTALL, It. A.—Admittance is. THE PITT CLUB. • HE NOBLEMEN. arrd GENTLEMEN, Members of the PITT CLUB, who' have - appli!..fi for 7iclirts for the Anniversary Dinner onAlie 28th Instant, At ilerchant. Taylors! Hall, are informed, that TICKETS will ie ready to be delivered to them, or to their written order, by he ierlcof the Giub, at the City of London Tavern, Bishops :ate-street, 'fi-oni the 16th to' the cnd Instatit inclUsive, be ween the hours of Eleven atul Four. • , (Signed) J. 13. MOIA.GAN; Treasurer. ON EV A D.V.A.NCED, from 3001. to t00.w. - mi... by RYDER and Co. Rivsell Mews, Moir ancl-street, Fitztoy-squave, .on Annuities, Bills,. Notes of ,ragd, and a'•i s ort s of :;.ecurities . th ey claim more respecta iili:y aUd power than :toy others in this line, and can 'make to i4 , Stairt advance to persons of known., character.—Attend ince all dity. L DISPENSAII.Y. 74 !of Y0.1.K., President, and ce of Governors .-; Col. W. J•Jone:i, M. P. John Latonclte, Eq. ,':. P. Cnl.ll. Clements, M. P. Capt. J. flak. • LOCK AND SUIV:IC.! Ronal +lighttess the, DIIK] ' b . Owing Gonautitl Earl of Ettreloont Eat l•of i~t rim Rt. R. B. Sheritian,lll. P. H0.u..C21..J. - B4rry, NI.P.' Suncrox ' lir. Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, London. run above ESTABLISHMENT unites the • safety of a PUBLIC Jnom., with a Del'eacy, konnur, and Secrecy*, that belongs to. Private Practice,.euni, adde4i'lci i;.s high Patronare, it is conducted by sitcliTrides si,lol Sgill And extenslve Practice, thattlie worst casi.s of Diss.,ake; as Strictures - , Debility, UlceratiQns, &c. however itretth ate or .of long-Standing, experience a •completi Cure, as* well as that J):;raiigernent at the Gene•ative Organs, which impairs the ConstAntion and shoitens Life. Mr. Kiernan may be consulted by Patients of both sexes, 21 his private house, No. 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bed ford-square,- where the-tieeessary . AdVice 7 and Mediciats will be giveh,.6r sen t. to any part of the United li.in4ctorm. Just pnblish,cd, price Practical Observations an the above Digelse.,; sold by Sherwood and' 'a. fin, Paternosker-' tow,' and by IL Ilighley, No. 24, Flect-stroit. FOR Tl-I TEETH M4l) (iU.IS. EUTLEft!S ',CELEBRATED VEGETABLE , • TOOTH POWDER,' is, wait confidence, reconnnend rd to the Use of the Public, as ;the ,most efficacious Prepara fur-preserviog tale Teeth in, a sound state, ererhto old ag o , and.. producing. a.pearly whiteness, without impairing' the 'Enfitnel. It iraparts..a firatness and beiintiful redness to the quins—to -the Breath the roost' Meet hie Sweetness ; and it used con-tantly it'directed, will prevent the Tooth rich by zetnovini4 its cause—the Scurvy in the VOIDS. Price 2s. iid. the Box. BUJ LER ST:PERIOR LAVENTDER WATER, froni its elegr4.- fragrancy, has . - received Abe Approbation of their Higlinesseahe Princess and Princess Charlottt:of Walesy arid: many Ladies of the first Distinction. .Price, Half pints 4s. • wholesale - and retail, by the Proprietor, R. Butler, 4, Cheapsitle, earner of Stt Paul's Church-yard, London '; and retail, by most Perfurners.and Medicine Vendors. RENOVATED IiEALTI-1. , • nas.been too frequently the subject of just and - general reprobation, that niA destiCite of the e.eme: is of the Medical art have ofrereirftheinsel yes as candidates ior public patronagein the profession of physic. For the purpitA of doing justice to the result of studies andex to prevent us from being classed atriongthose empirics whose imprudent pretensions have, unfirttinately fiir society, beet, too favourably received, we beg leave to submit tothe liberal and enlightened a faithful statement of our. pursuits and ac. :quitements. Attet having received a regular medical educa. tion'ai the pupils of Messrs G rintiel I and Blizard, whose ledures - and piactitc we , : . cfetully attended, as professors and Surgeons of the I.Ondon i lospiral ; We entered ourselves - as students in that justly celebrated school for medical acquire • Mont, the Royal Coliege of Edinburgh, and were instructed in the different branches of anatotny,.surgery, the theory and practice of physic, chemistry,- midwifery,bittatiy, &c. &c. by those etninent prolesSors, l)rs. Munro, Gregory, .!;lack, Varnllton, Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall not Le deemed presumptuous in saying that our proficiency an' ac.ituretnems are RI inconsiderable. - Having for a long series of - years made Venereal Comolainto, and the various - diseases - oi Debility, the particular objector our studies and practice; . it will; werhope, b allowed that we have acquired superior knowledge of their treatment - and cure.` In slight and recent cases of ip.feeLtion a petted reestablishment is completed in the short period - of two days ; anti in those of the utmost in-, veteracy, .where other practitioners have failed 61 success, a proper perseverance in our plan of tredtirtent ensures to-ti e patient a rate and radical cure. -. • Amidst the Mel-ancholy variety of disorders which are the effects. of a habit long and most unhappily phrsued .by the: y o uth of both sekes, tnere arc note more alarming or more distressing than those deficiencies and debilities which fre quently prevent or-embitter the matrimonial state To itteh persons it must be a consolation to know that they ma. ; now, by a new ail infallible mode of treatilaent, he rest , red to that greatest of human blessings, a strong,- main ;,,n1 vigor ousconstiintion.. In all cases of fn.in whatever co , sear i s i,, -- g , as well ;is in every species of veherea: we may beconsuited by patients of either sex With rite grev. „est secrecy and honour. Hourso consultation at how:: troiti ten to three, and-ftouri in the evening till.fio at night. . • Patients id the country .de r equested to state the lars ft their case, age, and general habit allying, ac. &c. closing a rernituince tor advice and V/ hen.thesan.e Will he given, or sent to a n.) part of tip. kin,aleni . To ensu that secrec4. east-mid: _to our undertaking, ti,e ;..ristage etters.:nay be adilef: to the account for medicines - . CUR it I E and Co. Surgeons, No: to 7. Hatton-garden, Irr Messrs. Currie and CO. have *Certificates horn t! c Bove respectable Troressor6 of London and Edinburgh, for the •illignce skill,' and humanity, with which ihey pci - - f„ur,ed th e Chaties aSsioied them dukillg the tartee Llicy A ei.do their Lectures acid Teatime. • • • ~ • . NtW MUSICAL FUND, Established April Ir, 1756, for the Relief of Decayed nisi ' , cians, their Widows and Orphans; - Under the Pa:rone.ge.cf His Royal I-Tiahn the Pli.i SCE REGENT, 1-1!s I T;.;hr.es , .t)12'...-;e of His Royal the Duke of C (7 - MBERLAND, • His IL>tyal }-1 'less the Mike of SUsSBX, His I:o.yai Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, And his Highness the poke :,f GLOUCESTER. PlitSIDEtiT. His Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX. VICE-PRESIDENTS. Th. Marrru;s of Douglas • Lord Cliarle,s Spencer, and Clydes'iale,. . John Spencer, Earl Spencer, I Sir George Denys. Earl Pomfret, K;NG'S TIVArq E, .14:N.YMARKItT. ON EURSDAV, MAY 19, 1814, will be A GRAND Ml.---17 tt,N; IUS CONCERT O - Vocal and lostrtrmen• for t i„; 11,.,,,.fit bf this In_ • Stittltion ; on, which t Orchestra will br on the Stage, on the same gr,riil Scale of lest year. Principal Vocal Performers, who have already kindly pro raised their Assistance :--7 , l:teaine (atalani, Mrs. Dickiins, and •Iyildame Malrconai being:her first public -peLforMance in Etigla:ad ; Signor Tramezrani.; and Mr, Brillani. In the conrte of the (;oneert - Will he performed,-a Concerto on the Harp by Mr. P. Meyer, inn. and a Concertante for Seo French .1 - I , :rrns. by MessrS. Scirincjie ;froth Berlin): Le-40er of, the.7 l . lint, -Mr. F. CRAMER. • i Condi;ctor, C-CORP,F. Further Particulac4 will he announced in due 'time. Tielztt's, for the Boxes and Hi, tOs. for the Gal- . 1etY ) .55....: and tinbscriptions . received Shops; of Mr. G. Smart, "f reas.urer, Poland-street, Sulu ; of the Secretary, Mr. J. King, 14, Little chapel-street, - Sdlio; acrd at the Opera-Office. PATENT. FILTERING MACHINE. TEPFIE . NSON'S PATENT FILTERINQ- Ky MACHINES are portali.LY. never out. of repair, and is the heft Invention ever 'proaueeli for purifying Water, at the unexampled rate of• 200 Gallons per day, rendering the Water beautifully transparent. I; S. begsllenve twoffer nis .grrAeful ackrowledgments to the Nobility, Gentry, and the PAblie, fir their !listing , Patronage,' and offer,. his :11eention at the lollowing, prlees•:. Virgin! . large siz.!. 'hen. Guineas, puriiie i s at the ra eof 240 gallons per day.—Sec , iiterSize, Seven Guineas, ditto 00 gal , lons per day.--Third size, Five Gnitieas, nitto.so gal : tons per 'day. • r fo be seen at wrirb at his' Manufactorv,.6, Mortimer-street, Cavendish-,square;. and at the, Bar of the Jerusalem Coffee house, Cooper's-court, FOR PUBLIC SALE, At LlOyd's Coffee House, over the • Royal Exchange, on ThursdaY next, 12th May, at One, for Two u'Clock pre cisely, the fallowing GOODS, viz. • QIEVEN Hundred Prime WE ST PH AL I A Nr.., HAMS, just landed, which will be put•up in Lots., for general accoinmodation ; two 'Hundred and Forty Sides of DRIED BACON (without reserve). To he viewed'to the Sale. Lying'at the'Broker's Warehouse, No; 8, 'Allles's-lane, Carmon-street, whereCatL.lopies oiay be > had, and of W. H. French, and J. Disboniugh, Brokers, 2, Little Eastcheap. • THE MOST PROMINENT TRAIT OF BEAUTY IS A FINE IIEAD OF. HAIR, To obtain which is especially recOnantended OWLAND'S 11111(..',ASSAR OIL ; under the august Patronage of their Royal ,Highnesses the Princess of Wales, Duchess of York, aad DAke of Sussex, his Serene Highness the Duke of Brunswick, his 'Excellency the Spanisb.Aaubussador,..-by their special Authority ; alst, - by the Navy and Army, the Faculty,and - most of the This Oil possessessalubriutts prokerties, which eradicates a'l Impurities of the human Hair, prevents its falling off or tail ing grey to the latest period of life, strengthens the weakest I - lair,,and produces a luxuriant growth on the baldest places, produces an • inimitable naturateurt, and renderS - the' Hair, either natural or artiicial, beautifully soft and glossy, and adds a . pleasant perfume promotes the growth of whiskers, eye-irrows, mustachios, &c. • It is perfectly innoxiims, and may with safety be applied to the Hair of the youngest Child, and she beneficialettects pro duced are fully explained in Rowland's Treatise •on the Hair, included with each Bottle. As this. Book is pirated, and the Oil counterfeited, it is especially.r.essary to of serve, that each i:ennine Bottle is signed ou the ontsidelabel, in red • ink, ‘, A. ROWLAND .and SON." in their, own hand 7 wri ring. Sold at 3s. 6d. los: ed. arid U. Is. pur bottle, by the sole - li r p A..R,OWLAND and StN, Kieby-sCreet, Hat ton-olden, arid, by • appointmeut,• by Messrs.' Hendries,.. Perfumers to her Ma j est,y, Titchborne-street; Messrs. Smyth, and Co. Perfumers to, his Majesty, 117, Garlic arid Pierce, 57; D. Rigge; Overton, 47, Turner, 75, New Bond-street; Therenot and Co. Old Bond-street ; Berry, 17, Gunk street; Johnston, 1 - 5, ditto ; Doyley - and Blew, -oockspUr-strect ; • • L0w, 7 330, Strand ;. Newhery and Sous, 45, Shaw and Ed-. wards, 61, St. Paul's Church-yard ; 65, Butler, 4, Cheapside; Bowling, Walker ' and Co. Botrigh; Bneclay• and 'Sons, 95, Fleet-in aeket ; Burgess, Cursitor-street ; Patty,. Butts, and Co. Lombard-street; Dolton and Tutt, Ilona Exchangk ; Weston, , 29, titiiand ; Bacon, 150, Thorn, 45; , Grange, 115, Oxford-0, - ra ; Marquis, Cofeinap-Street ; H.lines, Essex-street, Strand; and by all Perfumers and Medicine Venders in London, and.of Europe. Als o . . . ROWLAND'S ES:O,.;NCE OF TYRE, .01t fMI'ERIAL DYE, fur ell,' ne,inif Red or. Grey„Hair, or Whiskers, &e. to Browit or Black, 7 . 5. titt. per bottle. 'Also, WOW I,,ANIYS LSANA EXTRACT, for the Teeth and • . Gums, 10s. fid. per bottle, or inpowder at 2ii. yd. per box, au important discovery. This Day was published, in 3 vols'. price 13s. in boards, SPI - AT ANELD PARK ; a Novel, by the Au thor Sense and Sensibility," and " Pride and Prejudice." Priiiteil' for T. Egerton, Military Library, Whitehall. Where the former Works may also be had. 'OFFICE OF ORD.V.INCE, 13 , h April, 1814. THE PRINCIP,II, OFFICERS of His M - ' J.EsTY's offnxiscE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals tiiill be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on or before Monday •Me 16th day of !tiny next, from such Persoas as may be willing to undeitake the Supply of IN -TRENCHING TOOLS,forService of this Department,Vor a Peri6of of Three Years, determinable after the Expiration of thej4l.stYear,upon Noliqof Three Months, at the option of - eith.er Party. Patterns thc Articles may be viewed upon application et the Prin'tipal Stori , keeper'sollice in the ? l ower; and Pother Particulars,`iogrther with tht. Terms and Conditions of the Contract, molt 6e 'known, at the . Secretary!s Ofifcc, ire Poll-, aforesaid, any day btteern theliours of Ten and Four Clock, it Me Proposals, mast l e delivered, scaled up; and endorsed, !' PropostOs'for intrinchirii Tools ;" but no -Prop..)- sal can be odatitted after the said 16th :May. at Twelve o'thotcat No.n of Me same Day, nvither aag Tender be noticed, unless the Party inakinz.it, of an 4gelqin his behalf, shall attend. Bq Order Of the Bogrd, . • R 4 H...c.nErr; Secrhary. This Day was published, price .9s. inboards, • " • The: TI-Hit!) .EDITION of, N...EssAY on Al I LI'Ll Rl' LAW,, and .tlw Priscmk+- -Coortr , NlOlVol 3+a ALEX - A*l*A FRASER TVTLF,II, Esq..: rendered conformable - ,in its 'referenc,es to the last Mutiny Act, and containing such addi tional critter as may serve to point out the present Practice - at the Horse-Guards. By CTIARLES JAMES, Late Major -of . the It Artillory Drirem. • Printed far T. Eg._rton, Military Library, Whitehall. This Day Iris publiihed,.in Eivo. price . los.6d. boards, • •• A SK ETCH of he STATE of ITI SH INDIA , , } pith a-View of .pointing out the best Means of Civilizing its labalfit4fts, 'a.itd diffusing the Kn:mletge of Ch•f."-iffnity throughont the Eastern World; lking the Substance of , ah FAsay 011: these . funivets, to ivbieliAtle University of Aber •deen adjiulged'Dr. linehanan's Prize. • ' IV the Rtv. JAMES 13RYCE, Strachan. Sold by_Thotnas Underwood, No. 32, Fleet-street. • - This Pay were published, in Bro. Its. boards, QERAIONfi, 66116% ARCHIBALD ALI- Preixiidary of. Sarum, Bector. of Roddiow top, Vicar of figh Ercall,,in the County of Salop, and Se nior of - the Epistopal Chapel, Edinburgh. Printed for ,Longalan, Hurst, Bees, Orme, and Brown, London ; and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh. Of whom may he had, by the same Author, Essays on the Natorie and Princip:es - of Taste, i? Dols. BVo. third edition, price IL Is. hoar Os. , This, ay was published,in leino, price 7s. bound,' A N EXPLANATORY P R ONO UN C I:NT C 7 DICTIONARY of the FRENCH LANGUAGE, iii French .did ; wherein the exact Sound and Articu latiou of ever,. Sylia:sle are distinctly marked. To which are prefixed, the "Principl , , , s of the French Pronunciation, Prefa tory Directi(!ps fur t;ing the Spelli: g Representative of every Sound, and the Coningation of . the'Verb,.i,, regular, irregular, and defective, with their true Pronunciation. By I:ABBE TARDY, Late Master of Arts in the 'University at Paris. . • A New Etlition, Revised. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rims, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-Row and W. Clarke, New Bond-street. This Day was published, price 103.6 d. hoaMs, A TREATISE on the HK TORY, NATURE, and" TREATMENT of CHINCOUGHi including a Variety of Cases and Disseetiohs. To which isiSuhjoined, an Inquiry into the relatii . e Mortality of the principal Diseases of Children, and toe Numbers ,vhi, have died underTen.Years of Age, in Glasgow, durini: tht. last Thirty Years. • By ROBERT WATT, M. D. Lecturer on the Theory and on the Practice of Medicine in Glasgow. Printed for Longman, Rees, - Orme, and Co. London; and John and Son, Glasgow. Thi s Treatis, thou_gh expressly written for the-Pro fession, is ;o far adapted to the general Recler, alto enable him to apply the • ordinary lleniedioi with snee'esi, and to judge when further medical anee is necessary. • _ This Day was published, price 2s. 6d. rrHE AUSPICIOUS MOMENT; anti the MEANS that alone can render the Terininritsion'of the French herniation 'durably iivaiiing fur its most important l'arposes; remove our Rurdeus and Orievanees; perfect all our foreign and emliaiercial, private and local Interests. and Itesoarces; and cause, all Nations toldvance the Happiness and Pro" , ip'erity of Mankind: . London : Printed for the Authot', and sold by John Miller, Bow-street, Govent-garden ; Rich. Rees, Pall-mall.; and Mierwuce4 and Co. Paternoster-row. • had torn off the eagles froin the carriages, thin they' - suffered- them to proceed ; - but untortunatetly, by ti means of conversation with the . 6cort , they, learn ell that Buomiparte . himself would arrivt:that Hight, or on Monday wonting, and they s:ieuted te,o!ved to watch for .him. The tertirent was con siderable ;- nevertheless, towards evening, the crowd decreased, and tranquillity Was restored. - • On Nlonclay,at four in the-niornitig, the Eng lish Officer arrived, • who preceded Bitonaparte.--- , - The Officer of the Guard asked him if Buono-. ••- parte's . escort was strong, and in a condition to prevent any kind of outrage whicit might lie of fered ? The 'British Officer .appeared much aifect- eifat the tOrelietisions which were ent,-rtioned, and .entreated the'Gikarif to protect'," by possi • - ble'llleapS, the pafil4g-df'- Napoleon, hose per-.: son-ii safety was guaranteed by the august ,Alftes-4;; At length, ahout six O'clock, the carriage Buouaparte'arrived ;. but in ctiosepience Of uiteL- • 14.ence that had been transmitted, the •corn Oy stopped at the opposite end of th.e town from tin it.' at: which it, - was• naturally : .expeeted to' Thither the.relays'ot post•horses . were ta-ken,•and. , the saute Officer' who 'had spoken td the- Loglistt:: Commandant, galloped there:with his troop. • fnund the carriage surrounded by the molt, had begun to commit excesses. Men and women were calling out for _their children and r.e tictitml, of the ambition Of - ibtionapaae, and complaining of all the injuries they. 101 d etohired. Already one man had •seized the handle of the carriage door, when - a servant. of Napoleon, who was sitting on the !nix, at tempted to draw hiS sabre to • defend his master. " Foolish man," said the Officer, " do not`at tempt to stir 1 ." and by -saying this he induced the. man at. the carriage-door to let go his hola,--- Bitonaparte, letting down the coach-glass in front,.. with • much agitation, cried out three times to his domestic to remain quiet, and then made signs of thanks to the Officer. During . occurrence, the people recognised litionaparte, and this was All they appeared to wish for ! In *short, the Offi cer was obliged to Lace about with his corps, and clear the streets : he then, ordered the flostilhon to drive away at full gallop. Btionanarte had only time to exclaim, •``' Bien oblige ! ! ‘!" Buonaparte is unic.li altered : he has something wild in his looks his complexion is even thane yellow than.usukil, and he is eery negligent in his dress.: General Bertrand was in the left corner of the carriage, but be did not stir, nor did he even utter a word while all this was passing. ,The Foreign Generals Who accompanied Bi-ma parte, wished to get out of their carriages to ,join with the soldiers, aiid defend to the last extreluity the charge ,with which they' were enthrstedi • but they were persuaded to.reinain quiet ; and the re spect which was paid to theth was an additional cause of the security of Btionaparte.: A most remarkable circumstance was, 'that art Officer who protected Buonapat to has always . heen a zealous,defender of the Bourbons i but the cause of these Prin l ces is that of justice 'and honour. _Nothing can sully it. We have been informed, that, at'ionie'distance from hence, while the convoy was changing horses, the people compelled Bnonaparte to. cry out "" Vive le Roi Vive Louis XVIII ! l'Artts, MAY 6.—ln the night Of the 25th (26th) .Bnonaparte passed through the city of Aix.---On his way to Orgon, the peasants • assembled; .and called on hint -to cry " Long live the Icing !*' which he did. He is now no mure on the French territory. It was•'not at St. Tropez, but At St. Raphean, near Frejus, that l e embarked-on the 28th April. 911 the eve. of his, departure he_ lia.t an interview with the rvincess'BN ohese, 'who, notwithstanding -his pressing intreaties, had no , wish to follow him. The bad state - of the roads not permitting him to continue his ratite_ front • Luc to St. Tropez, the English:General Camp bell caused 'two frigates to proceed to St. lla pheau-, the one French, the other English.' It was in the latter that Buonaparte et-harked. .Those who-are fond of noticing such coincidencei, • will recollect with some interest, that it was-also at St. Rapheau Buonaparte landed •on his return from Egypt. Buonaparte, in passing through Lyons, Tier ehased.a Bible"Of •Sacy. He - desired also to hive the most complete collection of pamphlets, post ing -bills,, proclamations, addresses, acts of adhe sion ; in' short, of' all the papers by which 'the public joy has been manifested -at the news of his