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COVENT -GARDEN. , y, Nlarch 14, 1817, will SELECTION, h)Ch (by. rodneed the First Act of THE . Haydn. laneons Acts fperformed with ,day last), - in which. Mks Ste acentupanied no the Fint.e by Seeny ,‘ Sing ye to the Lord. I .Ere," and Kent's Anthem, ,rs. Van khan.—Miss Keppel4 ()) pescator," with NI rs. lyrise."-1 1 / 4 1r. ini y, Hark, Camporesi, " Dove Fri," and lidormata. The Grand, Cb 6. The Lord shaillreign;" " lienerlietns„". and Motet, Wri 1 I be introduced. And at I. Cherithiui's favourite °Vet.- will perform the National Air new Variations, on the Finte. ',oiler), will, Itt the end of inoerto on the Arphens, Mrs. Vaughm , ,, Willimns, am! 114.1•,ine Cam- Opera House,• her S , 'Cnild r Norris, Mr. Hammond, anti 'are—Organ; Mr. S. Wesley.— .nul the Chornsses by the most 'hole nuder the Direction of taken of Mr. - Drandon, at the (Ten till Four. *. at Si x , b egin 'at Seven.—llalf-price at * ti,i,„. 111 it .rtt Li s t er this 'Theatre clues not extend to the z)th, pftoptincroits of EAST INDIA STOCK. 1,15140.. ~. I N r ~ ^l2".*ENTLanto, L44tlintinisliing tile ( listinguisbe(l honour ypti . " , '" , 4 % i i 0, Ine nine y e ars 1 , •() of a seat in the Direction_ tii ~,,—"'i I f,ei it d u i' ". d' delft of gratitude to eat ti„ ll '-1` ItAl e , )f v yan . • i t leihi.i._. to ~iiir kiiilliess. I indnige the hope that :Iktrt,t:itili,lic,Alolis devotion of my time alto cirorr,t,Bl,°tint'hnet 44t4t1,IFoll,g;in'''irriTIPloy hare insured me } tt DP ;1( 1' i: 1 in your . Ser. 1.,,,,f:N",Yel a 11xit::u.t, rits:::rui I I till': a m e y t s i rlf e t n t:a continuance is,i, retuole statiintuts. Vk ith hincere gratitude a nd re - I retivii n tt Your d evo t ed Servant, _ _.,. hi ndiktr um,, JOT IN ALEX . BANNER.MaN b„...„,................... March 12, ist7. --..... ramn) ToIEVENTEI.4. TC:;., ,:d'iltint)l.eriet tits nill y . attempts . that,nre daily 1,41,1, ,t i L h tiPme on the- unwary a Spurious Coir r 4t a io ni a l j i :, ItTN:ir,GENITINIF. IILACKISIG prepared by " .hich i t i t 'eT are induced to adopt a new Label, in ''' it 1,1 • 97, high 11,011)orni ts at t i 14 t tta r:l'kuousir. th at they trust 4tittililifttnnec of the Type, which if; rinll. t e le a,.. m L _l_ an attatit , i i on e t.,..) 11444dftp';',e Purchase, si4 one to detec ti. 1_,*1,11:11 itiy:st tqI.,;.,JAPAN fIi,ACKING, Mat t.hy_1;:i,,,,,,, +,,t. I .;gh Ilolborn, will in future he sol t t o ~ *.e ., _ - Vtai i Is. 4,L' each, ant a Copy of th e Litiu.l I ft kW and MARTIN, 97) 116 1). 'Tier ITulhorn. ),,,,: %la NI , . 1' , .1 1' t i l l ' l4 iltd, I•ery. handsomely printri (from a r 0 la rge 'NI 44, rqr 1611 Wlirk) Oct EIIIE Paper, in -w, I01\: art" ' PI ire 71. )1. boards, ‘ ' ' •Ni c: , ivi I,,V viNit-`,.CA IT LIP LE XICON GRIECO -4Nl4'''li,; t't i;; I ' cr Prni.itis Aitictojribus Lucttp.lctailuniiiiietilthilal Atoe'rn i/i44,;.et L ain!), auctis et eerrrectis. , i ' in Nil ii4l.(li .C"Irt1"1. in Tabular epilipindirise redactaeu st. • te,'„"'llitoi,,,!;",Ettiimlogicilia, cum 'll , ematihns Ince. s i: i ; "o4 rtr a ' 4 4 ' 4 ' ,! Anomalil. F.t Joannis f)leursii Glo A qi:t.io 46, ~ 4') h4elerius de.siderat um . ` t 'llirti" II ia. none ' ' Vocahula ex Appendice rii• % Mol) lit i'llm"!"' • tur tl,,,il're, t . , veartim %erica) inseriin .. ttillorhiag,',!nbant Andreas of Jacobus Duncan, Ara ' , 41 )4," ‘ I'ne (I (tut' lutpensiis J. buthell ; Longman, Hitt's!! '.!tk' ".1111141c 411 / J. Nunn. It. Prieslley: J. r i ?." l ' e : '. *l''T'l 11!'''14ch initon vi Sue.; S. Rapt Cr; G•Guitt . , r,. Fat;11,1.,, it aldwin, CrarlOck et ITOY!Taranto!) ;.(nue '' 8 . 44441 : , 1 et Itadwell a martin, Laudinh ~ . - • • ,I, Ciii,lid43aid novisti rectins istis , 0 r t ,, , soPerti, si non his tat; e mecum-4ioa. , Mt It, g'llat e 0, Nr'r‘tlti 44 ; t ) ; 'e lllllllan passions, pot to destroy mi4:ast t.,,!, Rire then ) a proper direction and a due force, . f,,i'.l), attempting to era licate them from our na .ttelsi%°' thi tn i Y, 44d iinNiusi .p t !l l'n , to divert them 1,,, t' , l 1,„ ~.ne15.....1 , ~ pre tilt t 4 . s el J) tii,, pre Liis. busiii,ss o f a rational morality,. is t) lly 0 ' r Pt% of the • purest Religion. and c°11" ~,ti,!e1.,,,,41,.. . tonchisi.qis of th e sr)nrul.,,i philosopliv. It Er g ,'rel,iht, 4latter all that has been written on :tzth'tittllt ',(:3rlti:tonts whieb cate thohe diseasei that this sithject, Ni: l ' se "ai pl, 1 " . "'"n body and mind by iminlie!ng !0 it iii„ ho,iti asures, and part ienlarly by persevering in "I' ci,..." 14 ftecPtently acquired at,SehooL t e 'Ol4 ,i-4eettlfilhp • ''' 11--" fP r "' • ' - Pr'‘;ate happinesi of individuals and Phtitlat it-ort 4,llili,tility of the Conntry, ,to announce to the ~:t:,ch of ill ."K . and extensive practice in this parti ro444, . . ,i,, i ,_ ~. Inorti,i,,n, tve can - with the greatest ,I,alp w,.lnkl'ateols mot (iirirdians of Youth, and t 7 t l , t it .i il i ,titi, et, t, niraoirerr,„trader n genier.ll, or partial debil . it! , t 41 .1t l 'i by i itv , !,ettotisS.,teni, whether roduct-Li „th. ,, .tig, „ re.,,,e.Ltrte Syphilitic Infection, by 'OPT" .!,,j, lefti. by''.'"nce in hi climates, by int.c"" aP"- eqiTir, It itoiw • 14 , h , le , .I.aieorlorate grief, or by excesses of any r,44athe te nt,, at,. 47 , ' , la our power to offer an entireentirety nee, lietie, 410 ", t the smallest tile of Mercury, which 41"1it44+1 NI ' ',' l ' all the stages of these complaint., E the . butt, sex,:‘‘...ct the niost sanguine expectations of 41,,e4r4 51ri , 4 11,1''':,;:,et7:4 g're":1:1 h t i ti e ' . ; r r WWI which the world li as Ipng' ~.:11 „ 4 , , z:t 4 „, 41 ,_, e ls:ii.vrittuni in the comforts mid ini- Z,.. , , ly h!‘ ~1,,,i.Len.,,,T,1... d.citlightened age, as that of men , 4 , ll :l_n e et, 41,e",;:.`!,.'n!t gri,ty, devoting themselves esclu ;lg,i,t)„7_,,im,imet,l7,',lesi tee. by by tire eager applications, i,' ,l "i, i ' t '' . r ,f, tt.....('?_.01..55, loch we are daily receiving front ;,1,,,,4 ::fbtf.,,,ti,,,,:l'aa.„ .!.). 'ln sliF,lit and recent cases of 31, emh e ' e s s, , , , ils y i . i ' l l, , ' et core 13 CllllllllCted in the short i',:l,,,t t , rit I r,tHero !hose f the utmost inveteracy; ~.i. : t bi e :! t uf t i , iii l: . ll „ .s have laden, a proper perseverance ,ileri,rti.ehlitri,t;relisT)„ir'tlirres ti! the. patient i Safe and, p. , , inl l ,, v ; , :ive by "lii , 4 ''', %rethra, from tell to twerit) 1, 4 ~ Ith t, v. 111)4 the ors, iiprior, method of cure, Penua n,s.iy.4vtrefee.i.tlitr, Ntt!e.,tit three weeks , igt h 'i!t til". .:. tiff .;i0,,,414) . C1"441 t , us With liciotlrTqle 41:4Sittits, i ii n ill C. 3. at imr home, No, 107, Hat the, he '' tlte :41,11a t t l eiosi ii „ t' c""qi describing the nature c ‘v, lt he %...,_ .:eminence for advice and mt .,. T I all parts of the world. ' N,- cuttitit '1 , 1,1 co, Surgeons, Illiiiill Anil 4:4 , rtlii,,r, i,, No. 107, tiattot‘..Garden, ',,!li .:- u,:lity, , Plrtant No. 'n the cure of .Y'' 111..14,t 'rile; szli p„'" "...nnred try I");.-Ir „ 1 .14 , , tur rik .1 . n ee, 1\ a ,I, . • 1. Hitt E, in his late .ii,,ii,es„tit, 4 41th ,uith, '11.1144.41 It''Ole, front Whence - he I ' lh ' e 4 , 4 'l.f (i,1.4 1 " , ;r3 L , 4 ' ‘ l "I " r e'tir; nnii iropOrtant vt to1„Ilie , r0ri,,,,,0, ...:1(.1.Q ..of. medical and surgical hi; o b7 l 4 : i t , ,,, ti le ,; l l t. ; te ll . I , e ~is preparing to lay he 'ctv Week s lo ' 6 complai tits, and which by publish, (mtvroi , . ri-ILATRE ROYAL, ( 0 • •MORIlow he per for , itett ' Parri c „l„ r d ,ra nt,e, GRAM)GRAM) tir rioN i , li c t i e) will he hare Cl! with th e Hi c tPus ' d Dr. 1 u n r,Ri ‘ a bo, l rand Miccella e,":‘;iii sing " Sweet ° . Bir(1 on "d{ !io,l the Grand " t gear toy ra3 r e l e r, „ 114 J1111 of orglei.' and the 't l3lle N t i t ' ; ° "."-‘ll. V eti ti„n; ...'"glian'" 4.)ftlY t rpr t le t' --Aud Niadiono ' "NI " Confosa } 47' of the 4( ( )..11 , m * SIOnt.S, it 1 1 ) G N I „,, 4 1 and Mozart's den thou appenr'st,' , ,•,, oitat of Part. 111 4 • ~.1 1,1^ ., c ret , n , : l er: I. Mr. brouet sr N `tit t ' t he King," witik 0;6 tl;,s44ll,trin iPopil Mr, cl'. l • Oat her Cur 11,0i,,,111 ..:ttPerfarniell,--Siiss St 't` rpri fte e Plitt, 4 4s t re ' 11 tarlo' re ), t 1 r rin,l4:tr• iauglianx 11;*t*; hlcc'l4'er';l74,ocielrt p t 01 the B an d ar '1 ' 4 11,. , Avl cor4„;,,rjbe n tixes to h e ' l4 mstrret, front opeaed at Si,. t•-• eg ; 4 4 i . EAST INDIA HOUSE, March 1.2, 1217. .7 1 11-1 E COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT -4- ED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TRAbINGIo 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. WEDNESDAY, the 26th Instant, from Nine o'Clock in the Morning until Six in the Evening, for the 'ELECTION of a DIRECTOR of the said Conspany in, the room of JOHN ALEXaIik:DER BAN NERMAN, Esq. who bath disqualified. ;.: JAMES COBB, Secretary. EAST INDIA HOUSE, March 12, 1817. run E COURT of DIRECTORSof the.UNIT ED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TP ADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That the QUARTERLY GENERAL counit of the said COMPANY appointed' to lie hold at their House in Leaden -lu.ll-street, on tVI?.DNES9AY, the tOth Instant, is made tne. rt./nest .4 certain Propricto;i t 4 , for ihe inn.- pose of taking Tito consideration the MANDAMUS PAPERS, as far as the same relate tp the conduct of the Court of Di rectors in resisting the Pourers exercised on that occasion by the Honourable the Board of Commissioners for the Affairs of India, in adjudicating disputed pecuniary Claims, and in directing tl:e application of the Company's Funds fur their discharge. JAMES COBB, Secretary. CONTRACT FOR COALS TO--ME DELIVERED AT GIBRALTAR. • Commissariat Department, Treasury Chambers, March t 2, 1817. QUCH Persons as are tiesirottis of Contracting with the Agent fur Commissariat Supplies to deliver 2,000 Chnldrons of COALS at Gibraltar, may receive parti culars of the Contract at this Mike between the hours of Eleven and Five, and deliver their Tenders sealed up anti di rected to the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, marking thereon " Tender for Coals," on or Ware Tuesday the nth Instant, but none will be received after Twelve o'Clock on that day ; nor will any Proposal be noticed unless made on or annexed to a printed Particular, and the price inserted V in words at length ; nor unless a Letter be subjoined to such Pruimial, signed by two Persons of known Property engaging Ur-become bound with the Party tendering in the. Sum ox pressed in the Particulars, fur the due performance of the Contract. OFFICIt OF ORDNANCE, Feb.'23, 1317. T ELE PRINCIP4L OFFICERS of His MA JESTY'S ORD-VANCE do hereby give itiotice, that Proposals will be received at their Offee, iccPall-Mall, on or beAre Friday, theelstdny of Aforc..h nest, frvot such l'ersoirt .a may h r wong to iendertair: the p p FORAGE for the. Ordnance Horses statiolted in the under mentioned Places, to be delivered at the E-rpenco of the Contractor, via. Woolwich, Portsmouth, Sussex District, • plymuntb, St,. John's Wood, • North Britain, and Wee(lon, Chatham, fi,r a period of Six Months front theist of .-Iprilnext, the Oars to be good,. sweet, dry, and clean, without any mixture of :May Afotolnernt Oats, and must not weqh less than 37 pounds per Winchester Bushel; the Hay to he'sweet and dry, and delivered in Trusses of 56 lbs. weight; the Straw to be good, (lean, and dry Ineat or Rye Straw, and. delivered ' in Trusses of 361bs. weight. 1 _ _ The Price.• to be raid for the respective Quaatittes of each "trade whieh rimy be delivered, at the foNotring rates,-viz ; FN. the Oats at ppr hundred pounds., L AII ght, For the hlay at per liandred and twelve Pounds. Forthe Straw at per hundred and twel re Pounds. • The Proposals mew be delivered separats ly or jointly for two or more of the said Stations;,, and it is expected that the Contractor shall reccive the Stable Dung, which, durlati the Period si his Contract, may accumulate, mahing an allow s-we forthe same ofter the rate of per florae per week:. q'arth,n. Particulars : may, be known upon Application .to 'Ole:Officers Commanding the Royal drtillery in each Sta. t; , :n, and also at the Secretary& Office, in Pall-Hall ttlioe sold, any day between the flours of Ten and Font o'clock, where the Proprisal Must be delivered, sealed up, and en: 7 dorsed, " Proposals for Porakc ;" but no Proposal can be witted, alter the said 21st of March, at Twelve o'Cloch at 'Noon of the t4l Z neither any Tender be static ed, unless the o Party making it,' or an dgent in kis behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. ft CRE7r, Secretary'. • MONEY. NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, ••&c. may be sup. plied with MONEY to any auiount, on terms equal to M or tgage, secured on Freehold , Copyhold, Leasehold Land or Houses, Money in the ronds, Nlarriage Settlement 3, Widows' Jointures, Clergymen's Livings, or any other Pro• p et ty. Persons of respectability maybe accommodated on their Pei!tirial Sectirity, and the Bttsitiesti completed withutit ex posure or delay. Application from 'twelve till Two; or Letters (post-paid) addressed. to Messrs. Wills and,Co. 49, South-street, Berke- Icy-square. 'This Day was published, in 4to. price 21.25. hoards, A DESCRIPTION of the CHARACTER, MANNERS, and CUSTOMS of the PEOPLE of INDIA ; and their Institationa, Religious and. Civil. • • By the Abb4 J. A. DIMON, Missionary in the Mysore. sTranslated from the French Manuscript. • Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pat et uoster-row. " During the long period that I remained amongst the Na tives '(betweett 17 and IS years), I made it my constant rule to lire as tiny did, conforming exactly in all things to their munners, to their stale of living and clothing, and even to twist of their prendiccs. In this way beeittne quite familiar with the rariouZTrihes that compose theerlndian Nation, and acquired.the vonfitittnce of those whose aid WaS MOduccessary for the purpose of my Work."—Prelace, pap 15. FOR THE SUN. NO.d-overnment has a right to exerciqc this stretch; of,power (the suspension of the Habeas Corpus. Act), but 'a Government popularly and legally constructed ; that is to say, it - is the pen. pie, the many, who by their own delegated autho rity atul:repreiented Opipion, can alone make a temporary toacession of their right. It is a thing that must not be taken from them, even for an hour; it can only.he concealed; and it can only he conceded by art actual and unequivocal exnrcs i;on of their 'voice." 7 —(l 7. ;de Examiner, March 2.) Mr. Bohan.---Tire prompt insertion which yon gave to my letter on Thursday demands my ,lonks, , and vrit.i:”Oso. , : . ) ; Dy eorrespr!ptl,,,ive, tior,it worth your acceptance. Alett,ialis I see the Spirit which animated that admirable poldice.tion 'enti tiedVre.,4nti- Jacobin, or Weekly . Examiner, which nppeO•ed in the year 1797, and, if I recollect aright, was printed aMI pllbliSheil At your Alec. I certainly, recollect that Rumour assigned the most excellent of the articles which that valuable work contained, to a gentleman who then was a roost promising Member of the [louse of Coin. mom:, and now .may be fairly classed among the toast brilliant of its ornaments. Rumour also assigned the general conduct of that work to a gentleman who, in tiresome Examiner from which I have extracted the passage which forms title mot.t.O to this letter, an Examiner Qfa very different description, in point of wit, humour, knowleige, and learning, from the celebrated weekly work to which I have alluded, has been honoured by its a b use . Now, Sir, as to the above mdtto—has the writer of it, or any of his brethren, political or otherwise's any right to disclaim their namesake, the rambling hero of the tandem, as a man whose principles are different ,froth their owns Does not the spirit of 'd universal suffrage;' " arthual pjr lianients," and all the wild, visionary, and alarm ing doctrines of the Spenceans, and all other mo dern Reformers, obviously indicateat leastkindred Sentiments, doctritieS;and designs, to shake that t o or i of f a t ! ric which has been the admiration of our ancettors, and which, if sufleeeiltei remain in its present state (or at least w ith suc h p ru d ent alterations as the progress of time may render necessary, and w hid). only the collective wisdom of Parliament should effect,) may secure the happi. ness of our posterity. Let these new Examiners dAble with the Fine Arts, or Continent on th e Drama, in which their observations are too inno cent to do mischief but let them not presume to meddle in affairs 'of State ; or if they persist in their mischievous efforts to reform the Constitu tion into ruin, let me exhort you, in the name of my country, to inflict ,on them your vigorous cas• igation. CIVIS. GLASGOW. GLASGOW, MARCR B.—After long and 'magi examinations before the Sheriff. 14 personst&sed been committed for trial on the charge of ctintOr.l ing against the Government, and taking aitlit#o lawful oath. The following are the names :--:f•i • .William Edgar, Teacher in the Calton; John Keith, Ma; eager of a Cotton-mill in the Calton; Janie* Finlarson, jun. Writer's Clerk, Glasgow; William Simpson, Spirit-dealer, Auderston; John M'l.auchlin, John Ruclranatt,'Hugh Coch ran, I lugh Dickson, James Hood, James Robertson, Andre* SoMerrille, John Campbell, Andrew Witinlay, Peter Gib son—Weavers, or•other workmen. Of those formerly its custody, t tvcs hare beet liberated, on ,bail, namely, the Auctioneer's por ter and a weaver.--(Glasgow Chronicle) The same Paper denies the statement made 1) Lord Cochrane in the House of Commons, re, spectiv the treatment of the persons who ha( been imprisoned on charges of Sedition• or 'Tea , son. They were not immured in dungeons, bit lodged in rooms with wooden floors, and a fire• place in each. The dreadful thunder storm on the morning of 'Thursday eennight, seems to have, extended through the greatest part of Lancaster :—At Pres ton it produced an accident the most fatal and calaiiiitons. A large 5 tnvk of cliimnics were blown down, and fell upon the roof of the house of Mr. R. Irving, mercer, of that place, which unfortunate ly gave way, and an immense weight of rubbish was precipitated into a lodging-room. occupied by three, of the infant children of Mr. Irving and a female servant, and we lament,to state, that a fine girl, about 8 years of age, daughter of Mr, Irving, and the servant, were instantly killed.— The lives of the other two children were almost mit aculonsly preserved by the intervention of two heaths, which fell across their bed and kept off the the matter fro them, and they werel".lTiri'llie of m lyexf extricated unhurt. DUreti MAIL. 1 - 315E0. MAncri have the following frOm the fiontier's Though th "ere ° e the French Coven:- :tient represses more and more the efforts of wok. vnlenee, vet the enemice'of oder still she w, trorn ime to time, how ready they are to seize every Opportunity trvagitate the public mhid. 'fling they have distrituted hi several departments, et the same time, a printed paper, which states that Great in consequence of a Revelotion, bad been laid ►Va t o by fire and sword, and flint the Doke of Weillogton, with his 1‘ hole army, was going to quit France to suppw t the Roy,.! cause. The erefluloos were, how( ver, soon m ctiV., • anti it is 1' ipltd %., 1 4:L; the ot th:t. paper will be discovered, who are ropposed to bc: inhabitants of the Lapital. The Duke of Wellington, it seems, will remain at Paris till the fifth part of .the Army of dectipa,- tion has entirely quitted France. Count Woron= zow's journey to Paris is intended to. make ar rangements, if possible, for the embarkation of the 6,000 Russian troops at Dunkirk, instead of making them return home by land ; but it appears . there are some obstacles. MArtca S.—Within some days large cargoes of corn have arrived in the French ports,'principally from the Baltic, but a part front North America, This corn is sent partly to the Army of Occupa lion, and partly to Picardy, where the scarcity ift. the most severe, but. above till to Paris, wheFP. tie Government is collecting large quantities. FRANKPOIV, Matzen 2.—111 s Majesty the King., of Bavaria.bas divided his kingdom into 8 Circles ? : namely, the Circle of the liar, capital Munich ; Lover Danube, capital Passau ; the Hegel), ca pital Rati‘bon ; Upper Danube, capital Augs. burg ; the Resat, capital Arnberg ; Upper Maine, capital Bairenth ; Lower Maine, capital Wurz.; berg ; the . Rhine, capital Spires. The Diet has now taken an important step ; Committee appointed at the beginning of the tings last year has made a long Report on tlrii order in which .the affairs to be treated by . titt , Diet shall be brought forward. Th l are td. as follows: 1. The regulation.of the military relations. '2. Plerelationi of peace, or the foreign affairs of the.oerman Confederatifm. 3. The,otganical Ent,Ablishment of the German Confederation in respect to its internal relations. All Germany !ills its eyes turned on the delibe rations on these.- subjects, as the result most prin cipally, if hieerifltierf, 411otv how t►►r the great expectations of the Nation will be fulfilled, Sf 11? NEWS. Dem., Maactri2,—Came diiwn from the Ri ver the . ‘Yaterinn, •for China ; Itose, for Madras and Bengal; and Julius, for Sr. hilt's. Put back thi rtii;alia, forthe Capiand Ceylim ; Britannia,. to?, kvnada ; and Nep:lme, 'for New Orleans.- 931111, S.W. 'Pktmotrrit, MAaen 10.— , The vessels in the Roads are preparing to sail, should the weather continue tnotlerate.-41'ind W.N.W. MARCH 12.-ii-Sailed the Eliza; Brisk; Venus, Fox,. end John and Eleanor transpOrti, with troops for Calais, HARWICH, Nixactr 12.;--Sailed the Castlereagh packet . for Holland, and Lord Nelson packet for , Cuxhaven, both with niaile, The'Maryi> from St. John's, Newfoundland. to Scotlitnti, was' abandoned by the 4::rew on tbe.Stis . Jannary, being toaster-logged, and was soon after: : seen to go to pieces; crew arrlyed at St. Jult!)•i;,, Newitmittliand. The Agincourt, of ; , 1 guns, will be launched at Plymouth, on Wedne,dAy next, the 19th inst. On Monday everting (ht. Rockingham coach was upset whilst 'going down the hill near Kate's. Cabin, by which several passengers were seriously hurt. The aceihmt was occasioned by the very high wind, which at the instant prevented the coachman's reining his horses to avoid a quantity of stones that were laitl to repair the road. On Monday evening the house of Mr. Barrup, stationer, on the Royal Exchange, was broke open, and a large quantity of bill and receipt stamps, and stamps for bills of exchange, were Motel). Early yesterday morning_ a house, situate in Clophom•phtee, near the Greyhound, Kenning ton, and belonging to Mr. Glimmer, of Newing ton, was broke open by some villains, who took lwa y upwards of sixty squares of fine gloss and: destroyed the sashes,