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= This Day was published, in Three Volumes, °Eby°, Price ii. 4s. in boards, A New Edition of A . if EMOIRS of the LIFE mitt ADMINI sTRA TioN of Sir ROBERT WALPOLE, Earl' of Orford. By WILLIAM COXE, M.A. rAt..s. and r.A.s. • `Rettor of•Bemerton: ,Feinted for T: Cadell, jun. and W. *Davies, *trand. • Of wheal may he had; 'the Quarto Edition of the above Work, with the in teresting-Correspondence and State Paper.;, Three Vols. 31. xis : in beards. • - • Also, by•the.same Author, I, 'Travels in SWitzetVand, and the Country of the tirisons ,- cloctruly.piintd iu Two Vol.s TO 01.1 4to. ar.d 'llustrated NVith Vi, taken on the Sprit, by Mr. Smith ; a 'Map, ana.sother,Plates, 61.'65: in boards. •,;• • Ir4vels in Poland,* - .R.UssiA, SWeden, .and Denrnarl:, Svo, withErigravings, las. 6d. 3. ,Biographical Anecdotes . _ Of.,t.iandel and Smith,' in Quarto, with Penults, ,and Sol a Fieces'of -Magic cdrn posed by S. G.,srrtith, neVer before publisi ~price.xzs.. or oa tine paper, 11.. 44. Published for the Benefit of Mr. Smith's Relations. • • And spcc.o iy will be published, likewise_by the same - • Author, ' • • AnHistorical Tour in•Monniontlishirc, eleganry printed in 'two 'V 015.,.4t0., aria illustrated by parierous ViewS taken on Op Spot, by Sir Richard Hoare, hart ong il iaed by ilr; Byrne, and other, eminent Artists,- .a Map of the County, and Ground Plans bf Towns, Castles, - and an cient Encamp n t's , • . '• - • ln,the f>eress, and speedily Will be published, . . As"rrEm of CHWICAL KNOW LEDGE, ,and its Application to the Phenomena. of Nature and Art. With the S':,•noptic Tables of Chemistry:: A.T. 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I,onrirni : *Ptit.tzri by and tor lt. 11..64;0tt, No Strand, oppol,ire B~a:tfnrt-tatt , lti'slt s., tit wpern m iv Ix hAt.f, 13er iy The C-3usc of the. iirrp:or Vamint: tf its rt:l Sanice, t ic. • , • • • And by whom Will he ptthliitled, an Mcw,iily. }Ttimmt Sur.,gestiout, to . hrenthers of Veilitta I mraial rattiardtnt, tile, • health. THE SUN. , - DIC/CR,E: fALSUM AUrf«-A.T.f arrangements making for the rew distaution of )- • - ,Llie.Tropps, for, supplying them With provisions, and for recruiting .theru. —A'. more important' attic;. of inrcillgence is,. that Couriery• dis patched by the ARCHDUKt C,HNitLES, had passed through Gratz, carrying to Italy the news that an Armistice .had been• concluded , for that Couotry,, The aernitin'Ptvers -contain ;el -erg artr~less of" some falue, with 'respeet to that which now so • highly interests the situation of ,our affairs with the Three 'Northern Powers. IC we are to be • • lieve a Letter froM Be):Thr; of the voth inst.-our Government-las - ,notified to that Court, that' it consideliAritself as in a state of War with Russia, and that the season. Was the only obstaele to the commencement of nostilities. A' Letter from Siockbolfir, .of the ;4 inkti bpasts of the favoura ble reception which the iCkuo of SwEIEN met at Petenburgh, where, it appears, he has had fre quent confeyenees with, the 'Eme EitOß. A close Treaty of Alliance is spoken of between the two ,Sovereigns, by which that of Sqwden is to re ceive, what he stands much in need of, a large 'Sul?sicly. One of the principal 'Articles of ;his Treaty relates, according to the same authority, to the r,e-conquest of Molter. If the Others ob jets be not more easily attainable than this, the, two Sovereigns might' have saved themselves t i ne trouble pf concluding it; or would now do wisely toxancel it,zot'soots as poslible. We have reason to 'believe that ,Squedcn would be very happy already to listen 'to our advice on this head. Hts MAJEs rv, yesterddy morning, took ad excursion to Kew. • His Royal Highness the Dux c , of Ct. A left Town yesterday for his. Scat ar,Bushy Park. A,•great number of ._shy. Yester day at Buckingham-house, to, pay their respeetti to HER MA J ESTY. He Royal 1.-Ijklyie4§ the Atricltts,of Yo RK, icsitid, is going to Bath, fur tilt bettelit of,her .. , . Sir gAt.r, if AB E aif,k oht . s ,“ateq; rie..tio. reign Journals, to-have arrived:ai . /65, but the `date. of hls arrival is not Mentior.cd. Mr. Lts..ro,N, our ,Mints,ter ir. Atncrict, ;was .ckpeaett. to: embark :tbotit , the middle ,of • last Intinth for Engthnd, in the He is`to be succeeded by Mr.- Mikiv;-who was lately' oor Envoy at the Court of Sweden. . . . We:have 'great pleasure in -contradiaing., the report which, cot in . several. letters from, the Continent, of the death Major who was ykonteer in tiln:Austriiii. Service. A Gentleman who ~asrlygd,,.yeitcrda,y from Mr. .WteKtt6m, • has brought with him the Sitisfac „ tory assurance . that the report is unfounded. Yelterday ,a Court Of :DireitOrs of the East CiAmp•any was, held . at the India.:li6use, 'when the following Gentlemen Attended and took their finalleave .ot the 'Court, previons to their being dispatched,..'s iz..Captain Apt: x e NA S H, of the ship. 4;rty Castle,. consiined. '114404; . , and .CaptainGto Ito z PALMER . , of the ship- Boitdaffr,' c9nsigned to Coast and China. The Right kionuurahle the Loa o' iVi Aroa held a. Court of Aldermen yesterday, at ,which were' 'present, besides his Lordship, M,r. Recorder, 15. Aldermen, and the. tWO.S4rifs;. Thelilister and Wardens of. the Company of Bakers attended' the 'Court,. respetling;the Assize of Dread, and it .appeqing , upon an investigation Of the 'll/lealweighers'..Returos, that. but little imitation had taken place in .the averagt price of Wheit. Flour, since the , last Returns., the, Court, after due consideration ordered the price, of Breacl.-qri, continue.. at One Shilling and Eight -- Pence. the,Quartern Loaf, 'Tbd . .Court,:then proceeded:to take into con... sideraiiotar , the, Rules; Orders ,and Regulations r ai i de for governing the Watermen. rowing upon the; 'River - Thranes -„, -and .Counsel being :heard in 'behalf of. the- Viratermen's Company against the same;And particularly against ; tht , Clause re. spading, - •the:Watermen wearing the .number of their: Boats in their Hats, Which ..'w.gs agreed to, ,and ordered - to ,be laid before I..ord,Et.noN, Chief Justice of the Court of Common Plea's, for his Lordship's , sanetion.. The 'Court adjourned. atfour o'clock. •...• The Squadron of French Ship of War: which. Sir tow Att n 1):P. LLEW lately forced to return to Brest, ,was destined for St: Doniingra, and was carrying Out . thither . Genqral- SAHUGU ET. D'Es- PA9Nitt. 'TIVO Civil Agents.were also on board this Expedition, whose-business was, it appears, to endeavour to:le.:establish' More: solidly the atithority:of'the..Metropolis of the Republic over that Island,. and to. create again a Colonial Sys. tern, , - which might admit of some produce being derived from thence. , Government is taking measures for the estab. lishmeotof four Packet..l3c!atti at - Gravesend, two of which are intended, to, between that plaCe and - Calais, .and, two are intended for Holland. — They are all to he under a Neutral Ila i g. Some becOme 'absolutely indispensible, 'in - conSequence of the exorbitant -dernanas . made . by the-Captains. of Neutral Vessels 'from Passen gets. - 'Tbey , had raised. the Passage-money to so high a sum as ten guineas for each perion accom- Inodated with - a bed, and five for those who - were -not,.provided. with .one, A .1341:ho pass'edolp:Ainerieau House of &i 'pre , tatiye4, for.erehi a Mausoleum to Otne, 141 , tvo'cON. It RI to-be built in, the. City '6t: Washing:on,, and : will be of inaible The work Is to be conaufted under the superintend, Jove of the fout..Secretari.9. From the' LONDON G4Z,4I:TE, jan. 20. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. • March 7, William Watkyst, of Raven-row, Spitalfields, carpc•n:::r, at eleven, at Guildhall. • LINKREIPTS. •-• • •• .••-•• r • °sepia Hurst, of Wakefield, Yorkshire, •s•oolstapler, to ,+_u render FebruSry o, at five, February 7, and Itlhrch at eleven, at the G,r,eat ltlack.i3ull Inn, Nakctie'ul..,. At- . , toiales, I%lr. Bartyv, Chaiwery-lane, London ; or Mr. -Edward Brook,lV4iraefit. i ld; •'• ••• • . On. Bacon, of Sutton, - Nottingltanishire, cotton spinner, 'to surrender February ro, 11, And March',3;:ilt -eleven :at the' Puuch-Bowl, Nottingham , Attornies; Mr. A'ildcliernore, Nottingham; or Messts. Macdon - .. • gall and Minter,. Lincoln's...lnn New-square. • - ." . roseph Whittingtam Salmon, of Manchester, manufac tater, to sutropriOr,january 16, Fehriiary 17, and March t tour, af,the , pread-Eagle Inn, - Manchester. At narnies, towe,llklanchester ;. or Mr. f ilia, Cursitor. -Street,. London. •• • _ tosePh 11,wh,f,". late of Lorn Northamptornhire, to autikrader 1.-ebrnary't; 3, at" the Rain Inn, own of . Northatrapton, and March 3, at the Wheat- Sheaf Inn; IlOrdliol •of - Pa..VentrY.. 'Attornic.s„ Messrs. - 15e1MY are. Goodman, Long Buckley; or Messrs. Icitad•zri,e-7 and Long Symo 7 nd'a-Inri Chancery-lane , London. • • ' • Willia:n Dirrior, of. Green Bank, Saint g W eorge, apping, baker, f - 9 surrender January 21, 31, and Ivlarch 3, at one, 'At Guildhall. Attorney, ,Mr. trearne, Little Saint Martirt'slatie, Westminster.. Richard - Wt. - %t and Thomas •Lea; of Nuneaton, Warwick _shire, dealers in horses,. to,,iutrender February i 6, 17, and,. March four, at the;Sign of the Spread Ea,gle Inn,' Spi , le-al--strcet, Birmingham Attorney, mr; Thoulas Mole, Dighath, Birmingham'. . _ • ' Robert wird c,osfcrd, blPitfteldrittreet,, , ,Sainti • Leopard • : ,Shareclitch, haker„ ,to • surrender January 24, 31, ant March 3, at ttivelyc, at •Guili.lll4l. Attorney, Mr, sttitton, LOndon'. •• • Henry Saint ;Gftillivet . t:44 o, ichrrioncl, 'Surrey,- stable- keeper, •to surrender irary 3,9, 31, at ,r,welve, and March 3, at 9ne; at G abaft: •Attormes, - Mt.'George ,Yeattiersteod-huildingsf Holboris ; or • Mr. • W. Smi'th,•of ViclunontL Nicholas 'Tupper; of Chardes-itreet, dealer in coals and wax-candles, to•surrender January 31, andfebniary and•MatCh 3, at eleven, at Glad:, ,11 - 411. Attorney, Mr. Wm. Masters, Thaives-Inri. - 1) IifIDENDS. • " • • Feb. 14. •Johli Owen. Pail, 91 - London, insurance-broker, at tell., at c uildliall.. Feb. ri). Cle gg , late of Beverley, Yorkshire, • • linen4rapet, at•ekvi: 33, at the Beverley-A/111S 1110, ill ' Miireh 7: PhiliVAddhlgton, of Hereford, haberdasher, 'at elevAri,•at ci uti birch. Loudon. . • ~ . Feb. 14. John Hardwick', of Alce;ter, Warwickshire, - • rnmeer, at ten, at C.; uildhall, London. Feb: z 4. of Oxford-street, linea.draper, at one, a‘. Guildhall. : • • , Feb. 13, John Court, late Of 'Bath, itonmonget,• - areleven, at the Stork Tavern, in the Square, Ilirrnirigham: • • Feb, 1 J Olin Bedw ell, late of Cheltenham; Glolicestor shire,, banter, at 'eleven, at the Plough Inn, Clielten, - • '', • Feb. 14. s3:Sannah latnet, new, or late of illoominuryt. boatAirig-schopl,MistrtiSs, at ten, at Guildhall. Febt J9hn:Yaie, of Oxford street, linen-draper, at ern, at . .• - • • • • _ • -Feb. 16: - Sarah Claiton, )afe of Livtrpooti . doifor in coals, :3r ele - ven, at the Star and Garter Ta,Vern,•Liverpo 6 l.; ta. . Robert. Robinson, of Sallot4.Laneashire, tripe , :1%1 tarparling manirfaclurci, at three, IV the Higher Reval Oak Inn, in Market-street-line, Manchester. ' Feb; 't 1. Thomas Russel, of Nrt.Aloutil, cohltut3ll- . earlier, at CleYtill, at the Star and, Garter Tavern, Point of.Purtsrpouth. CERTIFICATES. . . 1,..'a i -.. Thomis flowles, late, of Friday-ttreet, Lon duii, warehoilsonao. Benjatniu Fgg,. of High Holborn, caviler. foac Postlethwaite, late of S t nit torci-two,l-Avon, currier. RiOard Powloy, .oi liorosv4,, LAt ,giciirtg, :Yorkshire, Thor.r.o. !rtowseli,' , -of Wattosworrh„ Swrcen money CrtoY,; ,- P.fre, of C oventry, botclwr. Stcpitk2a I iurtley, lateof Graoingtort, Yorkshire, mercer, J4NUARY, it, 1861. Tit E of . will be riO,Pockpit at:Whitehall this day foi.the.readint'af His Majesty's Speech,' as has been. catortiary the evetiing prior to the meeting of Parliamept. he 'first. proceeding which will take place in the Tiouse of Commons will he . the chasing -a Speaker,:tp which the . House wilt immediately proceed- tp-rnorrov 414 His . lvlnirsiy will not go to the House Of Peers 'to approve of the Speaker, or to state the causes of the opening of the Session, tin TtiesdV,net. It is also generally supposed, that there will be no Cockpit on Monday'neAti The prOcced.. ings .of the Irish and Rriiish Parliaatents were vary different in. this respea, anti neith:r seem to have been p?odttaive of any useful end. 'The Loan STEWARD of His Majesty's 'louse- hold will be at the liouse tif Co t illions to-mor, raw, we understand, at twelveo'clock, for the v iaposz of swearing-in Members, • '; TILE Diagir l'acket.boat, from Cuxhayen, :vett at ,Yarmoutli, on *Monday, with a Messen- E et, hut-without the Mail ; and Mr. FLINT, of the Alien Office, arrived at the same time, with Diipatehel from Mr. WTCKETAM.' the anxiety of the Public, direaed to the Northern Coalitton, `gave rise tovnpleat,ant rumours of the disposition of Prussia with tfespea to that Cunfedettley, G'e'e . yesterday received by this' conveyance, Gcrrna', Cazettes, twhich put tw in posses3iou of • intelligence, as late as will probably be received by the former' of the 1.-lainburgh Mails, two of which becime due this.morning. The- Vienna Gantt GaZette: of the.3d just: gives the Official Account: of the obatinate-En. gagemene , whieh took plaoe in Italy ,on the zsth ult.;° `and there: - seems, according to this account, season to believe bothgthat the issue was not so unfavourable to the Imperialists as the French have represtlted'lt,,, and that tile latter paid much-more dearly for their advantages than they have thought pro Per to admit. 1 he ttra from Pienira are filled with the different FORMA! INrELLIGINCI. VIENNA, IA? 3. II 5 [FROM Tier"COUR,T . GAZETTE]. ACCORDING to Letters from the General of Cava! r• , 'Cowl tBEI. L F GARD dated 'from Head. _ Itraiters at , Ifirtilit near fritroinr; th -Dec. the Eizeni tin -, the asth, at d'ay-break, with four .DitiSlor and a largeTrain,.rif.Artillerp, which (lie - y*4l4d posted on - theileights near the Molina di PozA;is, to command theivissagebf the Min si#ol4l,l9-the--.P4atza di 1'004610, - Am' ) the 'mean ume thremk:,tfieir' Bridges over the River. ' • • General Bit Li. ic.kinz gave orders—to- both Ficki-Nlarshal Liciitetribts KAIM and VOGEL sANP, : a ttach the ritemir who had crossecl7thi giver, in front and in flank ; and theit Officers succeeded .in them. back its_ far as ,the • .Itiv..r; with .3 . gteat hiss - On • the . part of . the } .tint Weropreventedby the Enenty 4301, brought theirr. - -rtillery ftdm the other .side -ot the - River; Trout destroyingtheir Bridge - of As • soon ,as.i444Ufsl4:llid.lilifilgllt:np their • Traps of Reserye, and as General RELLEc ARos had reinforced the two before-mentioned 00 cers,- the battle was again begun, and the 'EneMy • were again a - Seeoticl tithe' driven back to` the Bridge, with a still acii&consiilerableloss. They were! forced to abOaidOn: th e ir Artillery which they. had brought to Pozzo/o, and to retreat us. 'der the.sheltc.r.of their tiWn:Biltteries. It %t'a late at night . ..When' the' Eileiny ixtked for' the third time, and Wore fdr the third /idle •repUlteil. General Coutitßrw.to.kokne expeefed, - on the 1146`;ving amcV" rat ta - ck froni the t Ocmy; and made arrangeinents.. accordingly , 'but :tho Enemy, whose ;hopes in 'that Ouartcr were weak ened by . losses, led back their Troops ove r the Bridge„. — and direCted theinelves against ihe Tete du Plin't, near. ilcrity:to.-: : This circums.tnnte induced . oencral Bill. EC A 1,11 t(; t _the bill's' de Reserve to Przikirig,..; :but rwhiti the Corps,* rived there, lotelligeneWas brought to the'Cic• - natal; that . they . asvembled all . Alfic Forces at illanzwmVS:rie, hiul thrown over a Bridget and during. a flick' fog, had - btpught over morel .- Troops, and . taken and driven irCour. a.dvanct 4 POStsi' • • • • y„ in'tlered*a ; chosen b e of ,ppqps to, follow the Corps de.Reserv4 w iiiened . *kind'occuied the heightv.of S'sliottAal 'and. the , road which lead's, from Castel' Arro.ve a Vallegick.- The began CO besiege strong point . , wherciwe tonnnanded the .fleigh t " owing thii:6•rctiiT4:iiuito, they' Woe unable to storm Salionz;ei. General, ed i ktt U E CaUSed them to be: attackitibLy.-diefeorS4e .Keserve, ill • • • ral • dry' islons.r7they: were •worste%A At seve pornti; .particulaily their l,ctt Wing, and weak" cued ; but ,a •fre.4ll.:Colu inn .Of thent.:advanchl from Mi?izz..afts .— Ki"ko; . "along the Leh , BT* 'Of • th: M tie 4 the Heights - . 1-4 , 1,...-Vidit.t'fia*•!," by :tins .itavaiSeage, 'Cdunr 'tot:I:011r, who had come . up, to take a 'stain 'fbr Ms' I...'eft Wing, • cni the 4.04 ilia Fkanca, and to retreat to.thd fueane,ko^ the Troops which he had, in gocidlotifut‘ on As thC C p -il l e ac kl e ig 7o l f lt i. P 7 -r a e / ren tegL e : l G a ele a ra t i .a t c tutt l YETi a f' .cArtri E ordered the Army to retreat, and.lesl th e , way to' behina.t4a .. .stv:l , , - *ljither he was follow& by the whole' . Arni.il - liu . the bet thanner. Army was stationed 'near Marina.. with it' ad'vanced posts 'AI Villa . Ilea . The loss in' killed.: and N'vounded oii both since is _dreadful; General L &GAR DI promises t, send further details', With the names a . d ie off' cers who have alitinguished themselves. An os the - Wounded is. General KAIM . • „ On the 27th ult.. a Courier' from Aft Cll , ► CjiAa L . E s passed through 9 rata, Carrying inte lli. ` genetcY Italy, of the .Arniistiee for . that Coel,'; try having been" concluded, . A great, Bauchi look - place there 'between the .2 4th .and the e ult. The French Army under G eneralsiVlAc haying .receiyed.a , reinforcetnent of W I ; fresh I)i'VisiOtis, -- attatked . the - imperial. AtIO AD all points'f . thelatter,. though:they. sustained '- attack with7vigotir, were in the (nil defeated! . ..The'Hungatian itisurteetion, whiCh were u their march, ..have, for the most part, bee o back to. the Frontiers •of For the last feW.Aays, Baron fr gu euT has shu t ' himself up= and sees no one . BERUN, lAN. to. I I ENGLAND' has infortnectour Court, 'O r she lch on the point' of being engaged in a War Russia, and that' the time of the year a loe P.', o venteci the Coliarnence i nc 14 H ost ili t ies. Cou ll ' o a arc...passing - thioughthis City between Russia France, 1 ; ~4 ST°FititiOLM, fa N . .: S. OUR KII4G is at Ff . ' t: Oh som e Pdi , atig frient.ls, and was aceciya with e t e , snition. The iiVO - Sovereigtis have had n 1 ; 3 4 to otis . conferences. - A stria Convention 53 i f have been .entered into - between them• stated z that al`reatrof S y übiid to Sftweddyr°o,l,, considerable amount, and also.a Trtary . ol l3t* 'tierce have' been concluded. A inainosur ti is the re-conquest of the Island of /Who. The ARCHDUKE CHARLES returned to ( if on the 3d instant. He has removed his quartets rrom St. irohen to Schonbraff. av Wednesday night a part of One of the forn c ip at Clyde Iron Wort gave way, by which dent some of the workmen wcre burnt, bid op one of it= dangerously. The Lora O Pro tit y, Glasgow ) w upo hearing of the r,ecident , sent a water engine to the world; fortunaterty was not much wanted ; no part of the roof workhouse WAS burnt.