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London, England, 1816-05-23

Tts be eieweil till the Sale. Catalogues up the Pretniacs.

Hit. CAM E RON is etnii.ultril every Day
(Sundays excepted), Gym Ten till Three u'Clock, at
blit Ilonw•, Nu. 34, 13,•rurre-:grccl, Oxf.nd-street. Patirula
tonahle to itten,l are requested to send a small quantity of
it morning. urine. •

Althoiozh C 't turthoti is singular, it is tr well-kuewu
fiat that he tsar restored inahy to pert'. 4.1 healthy whets the
too,t item of it Note
'wing, and .181111(el'011b racer ; a. Diteabtis of the Irir••r, Bili-
ous. and other Olistrut i 1 011 P, Jaiiiiihri., Complaints to the
~,,, itch, Nervous Debility, GI asi I, Dropsy, dce. Also the
Consplaialts peculiar to Knuth's at the dilliaLut pttautla of
Itte.—Atlt ice to the l'uor without a lee.

This day is published,
THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, Nainber
Xxvlll.—Contents :-1. State of Society in the
Highlands of Scotland, during the Rebellion in 1745—Cnt-
lodees Papers, publii.hed from the Drigivals in the Possession
of Unman GCOM Forbes, of Co:hulea.-2. The TrAgedies
of Vittorio Alfieri, translated by Charlci 1.1°0.-3. Personal
Narrative of Travels to the Fliiinuctial Regions of the New
Continent, by Alexander de H The Fair Isabel of
Cotehele: a Curiiidi Itomance.—S. A History of Inventions
and Discoveries, by John Reckmann.-6. Sermons, by Archi-
bald Alison-7. 'the Story of Rimini, a Purni, by Leigh
Hunt —S. The Substance of some l.cttevs written by an
Englishman resident at Pm is duritig the list Reign of Na-
puleon.-9. Tuinbiletoo ; Narrative of Robert Adams, a
Sailor, who wrecked on the Western Coast of Africa,
was detairoil three years iu Slavery by the Arabs of the
Great Desert, riii,l resided several Months of that Period in
the City of 'l' Mictoo.-10. Uu Congres de Vienne, par M.
Ih Praelt.—l I Elg;ii Marbles--Iteport from the Select
Committee ou the Earl of Elpn's Sculptured ?garbles, tee.
Printed for John Murray, Albemarle street, London.
London, England, 1816-05-23

DYOIT'S DIVORCE BILL.

Mr. Harma►, the Solicitor of General Dyott, at-
tended at the bar, in consequence of an order of the
House, and -i►► answer to a quertion from the Lord
Chancellor, stated, that he was ready to advance
Mrs. Dyott the sum of 200/. out of her pin-money
immediately, in order to defray the expeutoni at-
tending the Divorce Bill now in progress.
London, England, 1816-05-15

disastet and scenes of blotal—what %Li. *lieu Stir
prise when the French papers infortried them that
every that; wisis tranquil in Fraiicel and that the
capital and all the towns in the had cele-
brated with enthusiasm the anniversary of the en-
trance of the Kim; into Paris. Since that period
they :are *ail, for nothing afflicts them like public
joy. Such is the character of the Patriots of 1789
and of 1815, who are its despair every time they
hear that the country is at peace."—(Qaotidienite.)

ASCOI. (ITAIN), APRIL 35.

There have been seized at the Custion-house
seine bales of merchatirlize, destined for the King-
dom of Naples, in which were found motile prohi-
bited political writings, and emblems of Mistat's
Government. These Illervlomdirrs cause trusts it. r-
gamo, and appear of Eligltsli origin ; they citie•l,l
of printed gnosis and thin black and red clod,.
The brigarmls spread over the etutittrti, and misuse
pretemce is so destructive to the ,atety ~r the roLitis
in the Itumair and Neaimlitan States, 'nose un
example of their audacity by entering the town at
night by force, atineking the post at the custom-
house, and currying off the Receiver's clievt, after
basing incapacitated the Resume Officers from
imrsuing them.
Au armed force assembled immediately at Ow
Civic Guard, and proceeded to arrest some of these
brigands, oil whom they were pupating to execute
prompt jester. .1114..r0 is reason to hut leve that it
will soon reach the lirirands, end that they will
timid no other tis.s bun than thskprisons.

They rub tt grritt 481 on the romls, but they
commit resy rew murders. The ro!,lters gy they
do business ou the weds iu the EieL:lkii s” le. (It
is known tl ;it ut Eti:4lAiiil the litghttay tubbrts ure
extitmely 111.1C1 inurder;. Cod inutect
us from such ;iv( bib I.
London, England, 1816-05-17

MRS. DE GREY.

Pet tiroat of primrose ratio, cowered with crape; draperies
ILd up with ribbimils and bunches of tube roses; body and
Irwin of primrose satin, trimmed with poiut. Head-dress,
feathers aud doi moods.
31R.S. PARKER.

An elegant petticoat of lilac ►atin, ornamented with
pearls and blond lace ; lilac train, trimmest to correspond.

SIRS. CRAUFORD BRUCE.

Petticoat and draperies of white crape, richly embroidered
in silver lama., and taste!, ornamented wilh rouleans of tulle
and blue satin. Body and train of blue satin. Head-dress,
featbera and pearls.
London, England, 1816-05-17

MISS BEAVMONT.

Petticoat of pink satin, with richly embroidered pearls
draperies on net, tastefully confined with rich pearl curd
and tassels, and beautifully trimmed with blond; train of
pink satin, elegantly tramline.' with pearl. and beautiful
blond lace. Head-dies,, profusion of (slithers and diamonds.

MISS M. BEAUMONT.

The same.

MISS L. CIFFOR n.

A petticoat of rick pink satin, wills elegant drap►ries of
silver lama and net, tastefully luuped with bouquets of
white flowers, rind linislic,l with a mo►t beautiful garniture
en tulle, f rorio^ nisi:ma; train of pink satin, elegantly
trimmed with silver and blond lace. Head-dress, ostrich
plume with pearls.

HISS M. GIFFORD.

11w some.

MISS OTWAY.

As elegant white patio petticoat, ride plaiting. of net
round the buttons, a drapery of patent net, elegantly orna-
mented with Mooches of roses, mid white satin ribbon ; rube
of rich white satin, elegantly trilimwd with blond lace.
Uead-dress, feathers and diamonds

MISS WEST.
'Petticoat of white satin, with draperies of rich blue
figured Ouse, fastened up with bunches of rose+ ; train of
blur figured satin, trimmed with blond lace. Head-drew,
feathers and pearls.
MISS RENYON.

Petticoat of white trimmed with draperies of gauze,
ferstoomd up and trin tttttttt with blood lace, tied up with
woratles of Mug and rreiling primroses; train of prim-
rose *Atm, trisumed with lace. Head Alma, feathers and
diamonds.

MISS M. A. BENYON.

The same is her sister.
MISS STARKIF..

Pettienat of white satin, covered with a superb drapery of
rich lama work ; draperies tastefully drawn arrows, acid sup-
ported by massy roods mud tassels; body and traits of while
satin, trimmed with salver and point lace. Head-dress,
leathers and diamonds.
MISS MORGAN.

White satin petticoat, with dritpeiies or poise, trimmed
with blond, and tied ■p with bunches of white ruses, train
of green satin. Dead-dress, teethe-nand diamonds.
MISS GEORGIANA MORGAN.
Dress as above.
London, England, 1816-05-17

POLICE.

tittisit-Powsat.
Yeateeelay a female, of the name of KIM, about 18 yeah
at are, Was brought to this oilier, charged by several trades•
sten with fraud of • snort ingenious dawription.—She bad
re ted herself to he as heiress to an imamate fortune
—had eueloped front Isl. friends at Bath—sad was on the
eve of marriage with the sou of a tVelch Baron. t. With this
plausible tale site iodated a Mr. Whitehead, of Maschester-
bnoldings, to whom she applied kw suitable apartstmets, to
receive -leer into his (Imlay. Dating bet stay with Mr. W.
she had ()Maimed goods, Su% to as Moses* amount, of dif-
ferent tradesmen', who felt considerable laterest is accusals°.

&Meg • yoemg lady amkr mch pecaliar
Fearing detection, she left She house 4 Mr. *.; and was
shortly afterwards discovered in the streets id t Wrelched
plight. Oa being exausissed, by the Magistrate, abe said
that she had beta seduced by a gentleman in Lord Jersey's
family; but admitted that her statement to Mr. W. sad the
numerous tradesman who attended, WAS ilreurrrct.—Sbe wag
reumuledlill Monday amt. . .

1..1118611-161tEET.

Yesterday being the day appointed fur the fin then exa-
mination of J. Brown and IV Corby, apprehended on sus-
pieion of ;sting priwcipals in the robbery committed on board
the Coromandel boy. they) were bristled up accueitingly, and
transmitted to the Thames Police Office, in Cunsequenee of
the 'Magistrates there claiming the examivation, the uffi-uce
being committed within their jurkdietion, and were media
remanded, iu order to be brought op cith all persons in
cuStoily OS • future day, when a Magistrate from each of
the Police Offices is to attend the examivation.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAY ii.

Arrived t►e Mom Brawn, from the Downs.

Mika the Nintro:l went tiretian on acrnise,

The followinggEast Ind amen arrived of Gravesend yes-
tenlay in perfect safety, viz. Camden, Vansittart„ Essex,
Bridgewater, Lady Huta, Inglis, Warm,' Hastings, Charles
Grant, General Harris, Ceres, Atlas, and the Lord Cath-
cart ; alto the Maio, (runs the South Scam.

DEAL, MAT 15.

Sailed thiii morning the Lady Campbell, Martini*, for
Madeira and &outlay; HaUvia, Mayne, fur Calcutta; and
the Magdalen, Wat,on, for Halifax.
Arrived and sailed fur the River, the Jane, !Vaughan,
*tint Batavia; also, the Gibraltar, d►euu, from St. Che'll,
for Elvinetir. Remain in the Downs the Gaut suede and
Alert sloops of war ; also, the Adel!, Creswell, for Ceylon ;
Mangles, Byrne, for Madeira and Bengal; Mariner, Hers
heft, for New South Wales; sad the Siretlialt sloop of war.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GCILDHALL,
TO-MOIMIOW. M. n
W. and J. Moseley, Portion' glass-sellers
R. T. Dc Roche and Co. Lima street, merchants 3 1
.1 Coseier, Newbary, milky 3 11
T. C. Rect. Catherine-coact, ship-owner 3 1
J. Palmer, Piccadilly, tailor 3 10
.

J iVnoti-street, lonsier

J liarley, Clifton, mirehant
J. Mason. Little Thorock, hay-salesman
_ _
London, England, 1816-05-17

MISS LANGHAM.

Petticoat of white ratio, with draperies of rich gauze, tied
up with wreaths of haw ruses and fastened op with the
came • hotly and train of while olio, trimmed with point.
Head:dress, feathers and pearls.
London, England, 1816-05-17

11ARCHIONrSS OF TOWNSI4END.

A Leitb;s4;iiii;;;ithe en. td with
Ass Weald j trui • hi cornispued.
MARCHIONEM OF EILANDrORD.

A white Satin prelim:it, with magnificent gold lama dra-
peries elegantly ornamented wilb gold cord and (awls;
train of rustle satiny trimmed with a full lama border.
Head-drew, feathers and jewels.
NIA RCHIONFAS OF WINCIIFATER.

Satin printout, laver lama draperies, with a rich border-
ing of rorntipipias io lama work; pink gni in units, enibnii-
defer' with silver. Head-fires*, feathers, with a peufusiou of
dousioads.
THE MARCHIONESS OF STAFFORD

Appeared ins magnificent white satin drapery pettiemit,
embroidered in gold lama, supported by costly gold bullion
chains and tame* sad anrrosinded with a Pnisian im-
ming of lace and bullion, to correspond; white mattii
embroidered en suite, with violet and gold tissue boddiee,
trimmed with lace. Hemi-dress, plume of feathers, and a
pintfusiou of diamonds.

MARCHIONESS DOWAGER OF LANSDOWN.
A petticoat of rich white satin, with draperies el superb
told lama on net, elegantly supported with • mint bran-
gold cord and tassels, and finished with a must
Scent herder ■t the bottom, of gold lama ; traits Of white
satin, trimmed with gold; body and sleeves must beatitifitily
ornaineuted with gold Howl lace. Head-dress, rich ostrich
please, intennited with a most brilliant display of dia.
moods ; necklace sod ear-riugs of the must superb bril-
liants.
London, England, 1816-05-17

VISCOUNTM HA W Ali DEN.

Ora periel of I. priard set, trimmed with blond lace, and
tastefoilly festooned with flowery, weer a white satin petti-
coat, richly ornamented iith blond and wrrathn of
. _

chalks aid roars. Body and train of pink main. lit 44 '
drcsa, a plume of pink feathers, and a profusion of pearls.

VISCOUNTE% FIELDING.

An elegant evening primnrte rich actin petticoat, ts'lP-
fully ornamented with white patent net draperies superbly
embroidered with white satin fieur-de-K+, looped up with
white sada dowers, and bores of smite radios. Robe of rich
priimartma satin elegantly trimmed with blood Wee. Head.
dress,feathers and diamemeb.
London, England, 1816-05-17

LADY SMITH BURGESS.

A pettiemit of rich yellow sail.) the whole of the draper;es
composed of Brmiscls point lace, tastefully sad ail:mill
&loaded, oriminenivil with finite a novel mamma • ;J (AM-
fasteued tastsfolly with bows of ribbon. buislain at
the bottom wills hand mote floistmos of net and rililiou; trait
of rich yellow satin, trismard with a rush Ail act, i Wel •
%114.114e4 with loiss of ribbon; body and *terve. trinnnA
watt point Lave, and diamonds. [lead-dress feathers sod
climainids.—This dress was muds insured ar its vowel awl
liqtant simplicity.
London, England, 1816-05-17

GF.NERAL SIR F. ADAMS.

A Major-Gese—r;l's—in-11:1-Ires---s—us;i11.;;::

G EN ERA L REBOIV.

A full dress uniform coat.
GENERAL ROCHE.
A Rill dress Spanish uniform, richly embroidered with
gold, and with the sr% oral orders llwrrtn.

COLONEL Slit JOHN POLLEN.
A full dress cost of the South Hants Militia.
COLONEL REAV3IONT.
An elegant embroidered rich I,roru dress suit.

COLONEL CLEMENT HILL

A dress coat of the kuyst Hume Guards.

COLONEL 14 ERIRIEX.
A 41. re; uniform coat, richly tared with silver, of the uni-
form of [IN Loudon Light Horse Cavalry.

('OW EL PONSON RT.
Uniform of 12th Regiment of Light Drsgoosa.

CAPTAIN MR S. lITEWART, BART.
Uniform of ittlt Regiment eV Light Dragouss.

CAPTAIN SMITH.
Uniform% or 17th Light Dragoons.
CAPTAIN CROFT.
Uniform of the Guards.
CAPTAIN PECHELL, R.N.
Navy %%inform.
CAPTAIN SMITH, A.N.
Navy uniforms.

GEORGE WOOMBWELL, ESQ.
Yeomanry nnifortn.
E. A RDWARD, ESQ.
A rich full thou suit, with rich cat steel 'bottoms.
(Lord Walpole, Lord Detroiter, Hon. Mr. Clifford, H.
NOI dwelt and B. Goalie'', Esqrs. wore a sintdm dress.)

B. WRAY, FAQ.
A rich fall dress suit, will, embroidered waistcoat and
steel buttons..

W. LONG WELI.F.SiLY.
A liandetinse velvet suit, lined with blue siik, mid rich
paste buttmis.

(For Law fafattgence, +c. see the last page.)

PRINCESS or WALES RoRN.—rlOlitialr at the Rank, Estelle-
quer, Eabt India, and South Sea 'lobules.
London, England, 1816-05-17

suss Roue.

A ',official of evening primrose satin, with net driireriel,
el. minify embroidered im .eiillops of ribbon and tulle, Mae-
folly looped with lib.. Misirynets, soul finished at the bottom
will. a moat beautiful riireiituoe in anti,, and net; train of
eltiontly I I with hand lace.
Head-drew, (*trails 'divine and a pridissiun of &moods.
London, England, 1816-05-17

MARCHIONESS OF HERTFORD.

A petticoat of rich v-hlte satin, with net draperies most
heantifully embroidered in silver lama and blue firms silk,
forming borders. peculiar fur their richness and (de: ranee of
(-Erct ; the draperies tastefully looped with Nesisiiful' silver
curd and tassels; the whole finished at the h.ttom nith a
handsome garniture of net is rosettes. Train of saphire bine
satin, profusely and elessidly tri aaaa net' with silver doll b! I
lace. Head-dress, rich ostrich plume, with must superb bril-
liants.
London, England, 1816-05-17

PRINCR.IS MARY.

.....
A pettlctiot of rid' bloc spotted silver timer; the drapery
of a pale blne newsy silver tissue, vevy superbly evahroidered.
the drapery connived on one side with superb silver ropes and
tassek, finishing at the bottom with as etegaut fullness of
silver tissue, and ornamented with 'silver lace; the sos..taa
of rich spotted tissue to correspond, trimmest with rich silver
lace; body aid stems elegantly etiolated with Brunetti pellet
lace, and diamonds. Her Royal Highness's heod.dress was
wiper* benstifist

PRINCESS infirm OF GLOUCESTER.
• An 'legion white aod silver lama dress ; satin pet-
ticoat, richly trinsised with .her art, flounce and lama hor-
de: • draperies of magnificent silver larr a, siisrended with a
profusion ofjewels; crew, Mae and silver tissue, superbly
ornamented wit► SOW lama. Read•dres., I profnivou of
dimwit& and feathen.

• DUCHESS OP HOETHUMBERLAND.
Mite satin petticoat, with rid' pate and blood d►a.
petits striped satin Irani.

DUCHESS OF BUCCLEUGH.

White satia petticoat, decongest with rich white and
gold epos; purple eatlo bids.
DUCHESS OF MOIFFROXE.

Whitesstiw petticoat, with rich draperies of white satin
and silver; peach milker train.
London, England, 1816-05-17

MRS. OLM YUS.

A petticrint of eirening priinrow wlio, will. net .Irstreries,
ttinitneJ with the most beautiful Mechlin lace, and ta.ierulay
kunst (I with lilac bouquet., the whole finished at the bottom
eireaut garniture en tulle ; train of rich linorerl satin,
profusely trovined wild stela Alechltu lace. Hcad-dress,
prufusiou of leathers and diamonds.
London, England, 1816-05-17

MISS HOWARD.

A beautiful rich pima satin petticoat, richly linanced; dra-
peries of apric patent net, trimmed with rich Minot lace,
and tastefully looped with wreaths nod huilehrs of tutie..
ros,s and jrasamine; body sad sieves ricratitly trimmed
unit rich blond lace to correspond. Head.dreas, superb
plume of elegant feathers, and a proffisiu• of diamonds.
London, England, 1816-05-17

PRO*CEsNdiARLOTTE OF WALES.

A petticoat of rich savor timer, awl draperies of -net,
most mmtuificently embroidered in silver lama, with deep
&lidera, Leaded with a rustly saris ratio; the draperiei de-
voutly supported with a 'mist brilliant cord M. real silver
konllion, and very superb silver tassels; below 11w draperies
the drew finished with a Most beautiful and decant nand
lore in silvet lama and talk, most tastefully &Mimed ; snaa-
tua rich silver tissue, with %web border of lain& oid the
Lady and sleeves profusely trimmed With the most hesatiful
Wessels point lace; rich silver bond, fastened in front with
diamonds. Read-drew, a must snperh wreath of the ritiOest
and most brilliant diamonds, forming roses and leaves, with
I mast ekcatit ostrich plumage. The whole dress warped-
N all conception in the ptudettr, magnificence, bad bril-
liancy of its effect.

PRINCESS ELIZABETH.
A petticoat's( rich ;White satin, superbly embroidered in
stripe* of bright and skail gold, intermixed with shells;
the draperies very richly embruideird to correspond; which
were pecoliartyelegaut au,l tastefully designed, festooned
sip and orisauseidad with dill gukl ropes and teasels, finish-
ing at the hottusii with .doisille scollop floaneiags of wet,
richly spangled, intermixed with embroidered bows and gold'
lac* losatita of rich white satin, handsomely trimmed with
phi • body and sleeves trimmed with Reinstels poiat lace
and diamonds. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. This
dross hod a molt Splendid and gavel appearauce.
London, England, 1816-05-21

STATE LOTTER' F.Q.

Mr. LTTTELTO,I pro.tlinned his R"tioisii.ons on the subject
of State Lotteries until Thou si;sy, the sth of Julie.

PARISH APPRENTICE. 1111.1..

On the motion of Mr. PooTt.r VOLURAIIVOI. the Pariah
Apprentice Rill went through a C•isionittue, and the Repoit
war ordered to be received on Friday next.

SHOREHAM HARBOUR.

......
Sir C. BURRIILL in .-misted a Petition front the Merchants
anti Land Owners of Worthing, in SIIIIINCry against the Short-
horn Harbour

A similar Petition war presented from Streathing, hi the
same (Amid), —Ordered to lie on the talde.

CAS LIGHTS.

Mr. Mowers preeented two Po titiuns front different pets
of individuals in the intent! of N 1,411144414 in f f ibe
Gas Lights.—Ordered Sr lir un the table.

LICENSE DUTIES.

Mr. FILEZMANTLIC presented a Prtition from the Puhli.
rang of I.4ltaio spinet the Additional Licrune Duties.—Or-
tiered to lie us the table.

LEATHER TAX.

Mr WINDRAII Qui* praaeoletl a Petitior from the
Farmer% of 11..imerick against the Leather Tax.—Ordered to
hems the table.

MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES.

... ..—.
Mr. Ltinillthoeoll Oesevitell pevera I .
Reiherni of Accoonts
relating to the items of Expenditure in the Miscellaneous
Services, awl to the general Amount of Drauhscks, as or-
dered by the House —These Reform; were laid ou the table.
A Message front the House of Peers roguesiwil that the
conference fixed for Tuesday be postponed until Friday
next. —Agreed to.

Sir J. N ISWINIRT plril !Wiled, until to-morrow, the third
reading of the Irish Landlords' and Tenants' Bill. •

POOR LAWS.

On the motion of Sir EP BRVDOVI, the Orders of
the Day fur Oinarnittres on the Poop r and Poor Helier
Bills, were dist-barged, for the pnrpinie of deferring until
next Session the lion Member's pcusecatiou of his future
inteutious on this subject.
London, England, 1816-05-21

civil. LIST.

Mr. W. «'YNN called the attention of the
House to the i-proilnetinn of Papers, for which
he had low, ))))) relative to the Contingent
Expriwes of* the Civil List. On the 49th of Anti'
he had moved, that the Order be made permit-
tory ; and on Wednesday last he took omits' to
notify, that if the Order was not complied with on
the Friday following, or some sufficient resin., as-
signed for r still further delay, he would move Ihr
the attendance of the proper officer at the Bar to
account for the neglect. If ally reason why he
shouts! not 110 M carry his intention into effect could
be given, lie was willing to hear it; if not, lie
would certainly. in vindication of the privileges of
the House, which ought to be maintained, feel it
his duty to submit the motion of allieh he had
given notice.

Mr. LIMIIINGTom replied, that the numerous Ile-
turns called for by the House in general, mid the
voluminous nature of the account• in this pasticii*
lay instance, had led to the deht)• complained of
lie could assure the Host. Meinlsm, that the utmost
diligence was used itt preparing the Returns at the
several offices, unil he hoped iti a day or two (per-
haps to-morrow) to have the accounts he wanted
forthcoming.
_ _

blr. IVIINN and Mr. LUSIIINUTON explained,
London, England, 1816-05-21

ceptea, foil important yeasting. the Prefect endea-
vours to inflame the patriotism of the'youog
and to animate to enlist voluntarily.
As for she old soldiers, he oboes ion accept them
till after a moist strict inquiry, which Is a highly
necessary precaritimi, as experience thew*. that the
Royal French floverousesit cannot depend spot' the
soldiers who composed. the old army. The French
Gave tttttt ent erneloys all awaits to re-establish its
arose.
The letters say. that the Duke of Wellington
is extremely satisfied aith his reception at idle.
The Duke has given orders torlimiiiish the trumps
eatit °lied in the iwighliourhoral of that fortress. The
three regiments of British virviiiry which were goiug
home, remain where they are till further order's.
All the•letters fr the French provinces on this
side of ('aris, sae, that the evil-alluded tlmul,l • their
efforts, and exvite disorders. In tlw butte c II
towns, the most :Jesuit reports are spread ; laud
they even carry their audacity so far as to allll4lall,C.
that the th of May is fixed throul,liout France,
as the time *Own • the Bourbons are to hr again vx-
pelted. flowerer, vigorous measure, bare loam takcii
by the Police to prevent all the trouldvs that might
arise from thew attempt.; and many persons have
been arrested.--1 Marken Ceuraml.)
emus•:_ is, NI A Y 15.

Lt a Ghent riper is the following pritate ktter
from Paris, of May :—" A great tibH"F oflicrn
are found to be here who were supposed to hate
left Frasier long ago, many of tiwin hare been
arrested. In the suburb of St. Antoine, many
seditious meetings have been seen, 111111 1.411111 C rich
manufactiirers, who are pre.umrd to have distributed
money among the people, are become objects of tlw
strictest attention. .
London, England, 1816-05-21

REDUCTION OF TAXES.

Mr. WM. Dll3 DA3 presentedfrom the Mer-
e-hauls, Traders, and Farmers of Perth, thankont the
Honse for the abolition of the Income Tax, sod prayiurc
that Parliament would follow up its labours by • still
further reduction of taxes —Ordered to lie on the table.

The Report of the Ilighway Surveyors Bill wax received,
and the Bill ordered to Ce read the third time ou Weduesday
neut.

The County Rate Bill was read the third time, and permed.

BLACKLAND ENCLOSDRE BILL.

M►. C. Monet presented a Petition from Mr Charlton,
against this Bill—Ordered I. lie on the table.
Sir JAMES GRAHAM then proposed, that the Blackland
Enclosure Rill he read the third time.
Sir C. Tao Nat moved as an antaudieeat that it he read a
third lima th,it day six moutlia.
Mr. LIVITLY.TODI mid, that the discussion on such a sub•
jrct ought to he had in a Committee.

- Sir .111116SGRAWAN replied, that the Bill had been com-
mitted, and re-cummitted for several months, fur the purpose
of making alterations to satisfy Mr Charlton. The Hon.
Rartmet bad the fullest IMAUII4IICeII that the hill was satis-
factory to 9-10 tbs of the purties concerocd.
The ansinideneat was then oegatived, and the Wail read the
third time, and passed.
London, England, 1816-05-21

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

WOOL TRADE.
Mr. Comma:llAT presented a Petition frmet thelferelsants
and ‘fantitactureis of Wool at Exeter, Praying that no al.
teration be ,mule in the laws relating to that trade.--Ordsred
to lie ow the table.

Mr. Mato presented Returns ordered by the House, of
the quantity of Governtneut fire-arms, eua.barrela,
ice. in stare at the preseut time.-Ordered to lie on the
table.
London, England, 1816-05-21

of Montesquieu, the temple of Madame, *the
town *lnch produced a Dearer for the defeoce
or Louis the Alartyi, and it Lynch, to opto thi way
for the restoration of his augustrace.

" Geotlemen, you havesulfereil much, and I
perceive your sufferings. are not yet terminated.
Your commerce hiui not yet mama it« accustomed
clismiel, but in this situation-you are iint singular.
In England, andhe
Nl 10 the parts of Eloriie, no
astonishing sod almost ttneapPcted rhasige ha. taken
!place, a corresponding shock.of tesuporary
dustrrss—
te►nporary, I am convinced:sit will he removed by
time. Commerce is.the child of peace, hut it,is of
a peace arrived at its matiinty.
. .

•• You lave suffered—France hiss suffered lunch.
The deluge of the Revolution which bus inourfated
the earth. ham hunted along with it, smell, things,
orders, and institutions. These 'crest destructions
caisson be compantiated. Fir Ile from me that cold
ithiliprophy which in private calamities two see only tiw
public good, or that nosinwermittr severity which
imputes to nations its miseries iss crimes. France,
it is true, has suffered beyond every compensation ;
but whit motives of consolation dots site not still
possess
" Let her consider, that in the o►erthrow of her
Monarchy, on the degradation of her Clergy, in the
ashemiti.m of her property, in the effusion of her
purest blood, the heart, the spirit of the nation was
not destroyed. nor her oilcans of eusergy sensibly di-
minished. What do I say ? her means are, perhaps,
increased.

" Providence dfliMOl good even from evil: ill
hefts' luau when lie pre. «a to act.osi this princi-
ple! But the worideroin. alchemy of Gull, extracts
from the impure mass of human crimes and pas-
sion. unexpected blessings to huonanity.
" In the course of this fri.:lithol revolution, and
of the murderous wans whict followed it, the So-
vereign and their people have receive.' lessons
whence they may draw a mutual advantage. Not
only in Fnuae, but in the neighbouting countries.
and in the farthest region,* of the North, we behold
the happy effects of this experience, iii the perfect-
ing of their political institutions. litre, with the
'venerable edifice of your Monarchy (which, olito.oks
to /leaven! is re-constructed) have perished abuses,
destroyed for ever.
" The career which bad been closed by ancient
prejudices, is open to merit and to talents. To-
lerance, in matters of religiou, to carried to a degree
that 'night serve as an example to other states, and
the spirit of liberty is w generally diffused, that a
legitimate and well-regulated monarchy, of which
it a the guarantee and restraint, cannot (►hould it
entertain such a desire) H. struy it.
London, England, 1816-05-18

PROVIDENT RINKS.

On the motion of AI r. lion:;, the Provislent
Bill was read is seessnil nine, sinsl consinltted.
The Report war then 1,116140 a up, null ordered Ue
Ise takeu iuto further consideration on the sth of
June.
London, England, 1816-05-18

P ETITION S.

A Petition ten% presented r the Spirit Dealers
of Peebles. praying for a revision of the i)istlllery
11,suns.

Tiorre wrre home other Putitionv prevented, but
it oil!, impossible to collect the tone* of the ',Nets
heilee they catio,, or their perport, from the very
101 l tour of voice in they Were read ut the
London, England, 1816-05-18

HOUSE OF LORDS, Fittomr, MAT 17.

Counsel *ere fully heard in the Scotch Appeal cause of
Douglas and others, against Soiwgall and Co. after which
judgment was partly reversed and partly remitted.
lu the Irish Appeal of the peel• of Rn•s against Stirliar
auduthers, Commie' were partly beard. • The further bearing
was pustpuisol tiU Morides.
The Malt and Beer Duly Rediviioa Bill was brought up
from the Commons, and reads linittime.
On the motion of Earl STANHOPr, the conference with
the Hoene of Commons relative to the Bill for amending the
Statute Book, which stood for Tuesday, was postponed ►o
Friday west.
Earl STattnorr gave notice, that on Friday he should
call their Lordships attention to the .übject of Weights and
31er II res. _ _ _

The Earl of ALBEM ARTA! ',rearmed* Petition from Bran-
don, iu Suffolk, agamat Ilse zrrit Nftlilary lEatabllshuseut.

ADDITIONAL RINK LOAN.

The Earit;FEAVIDERDALF: •aid, that before the
House proceeded to the ohl.etit.teion of the Bank Ite-
strictiou Bill, he wished to ask the Noble Lord
(Liverpool), whetlwr, as was generally tunterstood
by the public, it was the intention of his Majesty's
Ministers to 'impose an additional limn from the
Batik, in the course of the present Session
The Earl of Li,/Earoot. mull, he luml no hesi-
tation in stating, that it was the intention of Go-
vernment to submit a propn%ition, the object of
which would be to obtain ;mother Loan. '

he Earl of LAUDERDAT.E asked, with respect
to the amount of the intended Loan, whether the
s to be applied for was six, seem), or eight
millions?

The Earl of LIVERPOOL Stilted, that he was
not preta►red to answer that question.
London, England, 1816-05-18

MRS, GASKELL.

Petticoat tif white patio. 'witty trimmed at the bottom
with 'Hem.; white net draperies, beautifully embroidered in
silver, and edged with bewail blond Mee. Head-dress, timbers
rod diamonds.
London, England, 1816-05-27

'CUARDIAN BRA.VeII 'OCTETS:

on last n numerous it'fitl most restieeta-
Lie Mei Aim; of the Friends of the Guardian tio-
tiety was he'ot.et Ci.e of Loudon l'at,erii, for
tote purpose of wt.:dishing an. Auxiliary Soehte On
the some primiples, for tli exclusive Iwnetit of
the City of Loudon and its Ensterti Suburbs.
t s:l* TtIONI AS INt.t, took Ilw
Chair, anti iiiforiii•?:,l the Mediu:: that he had
si'en the Lord Mayor and his Royal Ilialme4.t;le
Duke of su.ex, the foriu.r had wane irp to Ca-
luelffml-house no public business to the Piincess
of Waits ronl the Prince of nod oar
borer was theta eist;a4c.l at a Meeting. fur the up-
pointineut of a .Plivsieim for Brti,lem Flospit 11.
The Nlertisig *Ollllll. however, lie eratiliA with
their intro.! toe.- as soot, as t!ny loosihle
dis-
et,„a;;e tliemselVP% front their present liosioe-,.,
Both those ilisrin,.nished pertminwes son., slier en.
!ere(' the town, mil the Loau Nivioa tusk the
Chair.

Ow the motion of Dr. Cot.t.vEit, Mr. WAT•
INI cousineireil the instnediarif liminess of the
It!eeting, by reading the Repint of the Committee
appointed 100 December, to consider of the este.
bilisinuent of a Breach Society. F lie Report
it appeared, that out of i Ise imuomse 1111 l liber of
disorderly leaks committed to Bildewell, several
Were foilialin aux iOUS to reuounce tlie,r evil ismrse, if
they could. get any other mews of subsistence.
Out of one hundred lately committed, sixty-mile
had obtained admission at the As) loin, and it
wont(' be of the greatest coosserpo-lit e If means
were Adopted to 'secure the return of others, -
lady to habits of isttlu.try anti virtue. The
Repoll contained wine stfeeting details of the state
of those_unfoitunate females, and arknowlydg.din
strung terms the conduct of tlw Lord Mayor in
removing them from the public passages of the City.
The Report was then adopted, anti several few)
firms acre entered into, in furtherance of the objects
of the establishment. •

The Duke of SussEt paid :t high tribute to the
conduct of the Lord Arlayor, whose rd pri-
vate diameter eutitled hint to the gratitude of hi

The Lady Mayoress and her daughter. Ladies
Bell and Sylvester, honoured the weethig by their
preseuee. •
London, England, 1816-05-27

NEXT TFICRSDAY TIM LOTTERY FINISHES.—
ONE TICKET MAY GAIN SIXTY THOUSAND
PIKINDS, SHARES IN PROPORTION THE
‘vIIF.F.L CONTAINS TWO PRIZES OF THIRTY
TIIOVSAND IPOUNDS, Sce.
London, England, 1816-05-27

prapeity of his Majesty's subjects, from rut It illegal
and claingemns proceeslings, if not speedily sup-
pres,A, and being firmly resolved to cause the
laws to he pia. in execution for the punishment of
such as °genii against them, is hereby pleased, in
the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to pro-
mise Rod declare, that any person or persons who
shall discover sad apprehend, or cause to he disco-
vered and apprehended, tl►e author., abettors. or
perpetrators of any of th►e felonies or outrages
above-nrentio►►ed, so that they, or guy of them,
may be duly convicted tln.-eof. shell be entitled to
tlw sum of Ma for each s►►ri every penal who
shall Ire convicted of any of the aforesaid felonies.

Anil his }Sopa Iliglniess is further pleased, in
the name sold on the behalf of his Majesty, to
promise his most gracious pardon to any person or
persons concerned itio the violent and illegal pro-
ceedings in question. fipon such discovery
as aforesaid. except any venom who shall hive been
a. principal in the C 01111111.011%. of slily of the feltr-
mous offences above-mentioned. •

The said reword of toot to be peal by the Lords
Coulativaliniers of his Majesty's Treasury.
SIDISCAITH.

FOREIGN lATELLIGENCE.

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS. MA• 43.

The trial of the individuals who cOmpused the
bandiiti termed Bonaparte's Val/sires. was to com-
mence on the 17th, before the Prevotal Court of
the Sart lie.

The National Guard of Paris is preparing an
Address to the Ktng on the subject of the recent
events at Grenoble. For some days paAt a search
bay been soaking in P.tris for colours, eagles,
scutcheims, and all the other emblems of the Go-
vernment of the Usurper. As soon 8.4 they are
discovered they are committed to the flames.
The English Journals. state that Laralette is still
at Munich; but this statement does not appear to
be well founded.

The Duke of Wellington is still at Cambray.
There is no indication of his speedy return to. Paris,
nor of his departure from Con►bray for London.
The Piednionteee police has apprehended the
noted Monte-Leone, and four of his associates, in
the ;•sng of gipsies called Basanac hi, who have,
for a length of time, been levying contributions
oil the credulous, for the ostensible purpose of pur-
chasing the sovereignty of Jerusalem from the
Turks, wild were, us they stateil, disposed to part
with it fur a yearly tribute of 70,000,000 fr.

PARIS, NAT 93.

General Chartrand, condemned to death on the
9th of May. by the Council of War of the 16th
Military Division, was executed on the intl, at the
citadel of Lille, in presence of the Garrison. .

According to letters of the gth front (run,
Richard, an rx-coenniivaary in the army, and an
advocate, ba.l !seen capitally convicted at Madrid,
of being implicated in a conspiracy to assasvinate
his Catholic Majesty. Several of their accomplices,
including some Guerilla Officers, are in custody..
London, England, 1816-05-20

PoLter.

on Sitorday Rariey, Cavalry Nil!, and Reit Meas three
notoriuns thieves, awl who ham been known as finch for a
nutither of 'years, uuderwent a second examination, charged
.ssith 'attempting to commit eeveral robberies in front of
Cantelford-house on Tharallsy evesint, at 'the time the Cor-
poration of the City of London wereabeet to present their
Address to the Primes,' Charlotte amid Prince Or Sam-
Cobourg upon their marriage, 'when, just as the lord
Mayor wet stepping out •of his Neale Carriage, the Pri-
soners rushed bit° the Court-yard, no doubt fur the pur-
pose of robbiug Gelitlewien uf Orr Corporation; but Humph-
reys being Oil slaty llsere, he canard thrm all to be mellow ly
riwnred, on about be found a-sharp bardruntesit moll far
cutting pockets; he also found a Int Bank-note, and se-
veral small motels w►ich there is every remain to believe
they had stolen, as is giving as account of t►em, it wan dis-
covered, front the dates of the notes, that they had riot teen
made at the time they said they had been posseiwcil of
them. An excellent silver watch, with a gold chant, sod
three seals, weer found upon Alum.
They will be examined 'pita this day.
William Welts underwent a lung awl final examination,
being charged on simpleton of baring been canacerneal with
three others is breaking open and robbing the house of Mr..
Elizabeth Rammell, in a disguised state. on the sight of the
3.1 of Mirth, at Easley, in the county of Keit, and Mollie,'
guises., haitguiness, old euins, Rank notes, Air. to the
•mount of apwarda of 2001.; the pretimilare of which we
hays already Kt Li cel . The Prienwr was fully committed
for trial. His wife is in cosioily, and hat been culminated
by the MagiMrates for the toothy of lieut.
London, England, 1816-05-20

Car/ton-Howe, Map 14, Mt

This day his Royal Highness the Prince Regent was
pleased. in the name and un thebekt oasis Majesty, to in-
vest Rear. Admiral Sir Philip Charles Dnrhani with the en-
signs of a Knittht Commander of the Must Houourable Mi-
litary Order of the Ilath.
Hy command of the Prince Regent, Sir Philip Charles
Thulium was concluded, with the usual reverences, to his
Hort Highness, tweet deli hy Sir Oeurze Naj ler (the 011iter
of Arms attendant upon the. Knights Commanders), Lwariug
upon a crimson eelvvt dedlima the star, rilthou,and badge of
the second clam of the Onkr.

The sword 14'1day. wit:: thereupon delivered to the Prince
Regent, •nd Sir Philip Charles Durham, kneeling, was
Knighted therewith, •ltrr Which be ►ad the humour to kiss
his 1(.4111 Iligoirva'a hand.

Thc; Fickl-Marshal Ina Royal Highness the Duke of
York, rird and Principal Knight grand Crum of tke Order,
having reccived fauns the Wficer of Arms the ribbon and
badge of • Knight Commander, presented them to the
Prince Regent, ailto vim plasma to invest Ste nadir Mirk,
Dlllll3lll with for a.me

'rbe Hese-Admiral haring again beid the honour to him
the Prince Regent', hand, and baring reeeivad from ha
Kuril Nighties. the mar of Knight Comehander, retired.
Hos Itoyal Ilig%nem the Prime Kevin was Mao pleased,
in the name and un the behalf of his Majesty, to conifer the
.....ur of linittlitimint upon Caplan, S., Edsarti
Campbell Rich th'eu, Knight Commander of the mid Mull
lionouralik Military Oder of the Bath.

Whitehall, Max_ to,
Hi! Royal Righnta. the Peltier Regent hath been rimmed,
in the Swat and mu tie behalf' a( las Majesty, to girt sad
London, England, 1816-05-20

PRICE OF

ON SATURDAY.

3 per Ct. Red..... 6 I I Bank L. A nu... IS 9.16
3 per Ct. CODS.. .. .62A lndia Bonds 3 4 pr.
4 per Cent!. 76 Ex. Bills
5 per(7t. N. An..... 93! COllll. for Ace ti"N
London, England, 1816-05-20

THE NAVY.

fay 15,1818.
Stst—The prenent senior Post Ciptaia of the Royal
it will he seen by inspecting the Navy List, has lwen iis his
present rank • in years'
The senior Commander 3B years !!
And the senior Ltintenant. y.sns !!!
and the two latter Office.s, in all human probability, ran now
entertain nu reasonahle bupes of ever rising in the animal*
profession to which they had fondly devoted all the h. Hit
days of their existence. Surely, whatever may be
some means might be devised by the liberality of Govri n.
merit and Parliament to mitigate the unmerited evils o..such
au afflicting coarse of things!
1 am, Sir, your humble Servant,

CALM.

last Friday a man named Funnel, was taken op
at Maresfielcl, charger, with tailing tire to ihr
chery coppice, oo Ashdown Forest, In March bc.t,
by which felonious act the nridersood growias
between SO and 40 acre,. of hind, %if ell/I}lllnff I.
He was taken before the Earl of Stet Erma), awl
thence to Horsham gaol, to take his trial nt !Ise
nest •assizes. The prisoner was apprehended 1,1
consequence of a conversation betwern hnu ;oat
two smugglers being overheard, at the Cl:equers
Inn, at Marestield.

On Monday an inquest was held in I)►tlhlio.
upon the body of Peter Woods, a coto-ki. shot
in attempting, with other prtsotier3, to break out
of Nesegate on the preceding day. Verdict, Jto,-
liftable Houticide.—After the a•tenu.t stye al
of the priooners were transmitted, tar
from Newgate to Kiltuainham prnwm. Ou their
way they behaved most outrageously, doing all the
injury they con id to the coaches, abusing the goanl•,
and several of theta tearing off the handcuff. with
which they had been secured.
London, England, 1816-05-20

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.

Saturday there were thirty-six insolvents brought lip id
claim she benefit of the Art, the greater 'art of whom were
discharged without opposition.
Harurt Nathan, a danciug-master, was opposed in per-
son by Wm. Iturship, an engraver, fur what he supposed an
Just 'dismal art of band. He stated that he engraved •
plate for the insolvent, which emus to 21. ; he afterwards
summoned him to the Court of Kequests fur the amount,
but he treated the Court with contempt. Just before cuing
to pro-uo, he came to him saying, he wanted the plate, and
he would pay for it; on getting it, however, he told tip-
pipet he was going into the King's Beach, and be might
get his money how be Oldild.
tlr. Serjesiit Fionxis °Tog observed, that, however impro-
per and indecorous the conduct of the Prisoner Wight
appear, there wits so set of fraud comMited ; be therefore
directed his discharge.
Jeremiah f;uo•uda was opposed for s concealment of his
Property. On his examinatiou by Mr. POLLOCK, iiCatiNsittea,
that whik ice cunfiseenest be received lbOi. which hr spent
in prison, and had sot inissied it in his scbednk. 'rids was
a fatal übjeetiuti to his distbarge.

Letters were last week received from Major
Pxoule, the military commandant of the daring en-
terprise of penetrating Africa, soul tracing the course
of the river Niger. The letters are dated Senegal,
the 15111 of March; they mention that the expedi-
tion will not leave that place before September
next, on account of the miny season.
Au official account laid before the House of
Commons states, the total official value of the
Cost Revenue of Ireland, iu the preseot year
at '2,681,101/.
A return to all Order of the House of Commons
states the amount of the total expenditure of Ire-
land fur the year 1816, at 17,38‘2,913/. Irish cum
rency, exclusive of the charge of unuaigement. Of
this 6,408,0361. is on separate account, and the re'
minder on joint account 1 including the sum of
6,6 1b,986/. paid on account of balances due by
Ireland to Great Britain on the joint account.
There was a heavy fall of snow in Derhyshire on
Monday ; io places wear Buxton the road was near-
ly impassable limn its drifting. The sheep iii that
neighbourhood leive suffered severely.
In ruiiiiiiig the match between Whisker and Sir
Jushnu, mailer of them mode play ,it startio;.—
The rate was ellerrrly ColateSlell r the List three
quarter. of a utile Whisker appetite(' tai have the
sis•vil, and a deeded atlvaiitage, until within a few
suedes of the will g poet, when Se swerved, mud
won the race with difficulty by a neck.
At Lancaster Assitra, Ita/pli Kinder. of Nottin
ham, for shipping oat board the slop Laronii, about
to sail Irons Liverpool to Aim:flea, arlicltt ased n,
time inanuitictures of this kingdom, was sentenced
t pay n tine of lOW. and to be ituprowiucit twave
toulitha.
London, England, 1816-05-20

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-IRON'S

The Saturn, forth, Hussar, on the 16th instant, at No. tY2
Aruudel-street, Strand. Recalls same place.
The Badger sad Fredericksteia for the tally, nn iht 160.
instant, at No. 2?, Arutedel-street, Strand. Recalls .am'
place.
. _

The Horatio, for the Antelope, on the 16th twit at, at No
22, Arutdel.strcet, Strand. Recalls sante place.
London, England, 1816-05-20

COURT DR EcS CS.

DOWAGER COUNTERS WINTERTON.
A petticoat of white satin with draperies of lace trimmed
with point and white satin body aad train of violet
with white satin stripe, triinuird with point Lice. Head-
dress, feathers and diamettilii, with Twilit Tappets.
London, England, 1816-05-16

THE ROYAL FAMILY.

Taeatlay, and last evening, her MAirsTy bad ie.
leet parties ut her Palace.
Yesterday morning the Duke of RENT and the
Princess. SOPHIA of GLOUCESITEL paid reo
spects to her mqrsTy and the Princesses ELIZ
;awn' and MART, at the QUSEN's Pabee. At
three o'clock, the QUEEN nod PutNerss.4 went
to Camelford House, and honoured the Princess
CHARLOTTE and the Prince Laornt.o with A v 0.4.
They remained there with the ['tuxes,. au -I Pats-
cr.sa about an hour. Soon after they had left, the
PRINCE REGENT arrived on a visit to ilk Royal
Daughter and Son. His Royal Iliglmes, re-
suit'ne,l aids theist Upward. of half au h, str.-2-
In a F. holt time sifter the Prince and Prioress left
Catt.elfOrd Ilanse its their .curriele, and vi.iied
this Plittees.. SOPHIA or Gr.oUciVerv,u, at her house
its Curzon-street, *May-fair, where the Duke of
GLOUCESTER was accompanying his Si-ter to re=
ceive their Royal Relative.. Although it is a very
retired heighbourhood-, the Royal assemhla;ze .0611
attracted a great crowd in the street. The Revd
Pair afterwards took an airing through the l'a• ka,
Chelsea, and the King's-road, amid returned to
Camelford House to dinner.

On Tuesday Prince Limp°Lb, after attending
the Patata Realm's Levee, left Camelnn&
house, in his eurricle, accompanied by his Royal
Consort, the Princess ClisaLorrs, ainl drove to
the Queen's Palace, and paid their respects to her
MAJESTY and the Princesses ELtLABbTH and
MARY. They returned to Catuelford-house to
dinner.
A Deputation from the Herald's College will
%licitly wait upon his Royal Highness the PRI RCN
REGENT, for the purpose of armoring the arms of
her Royal Highness the Princess 614110.07 TE awl
the Prince of Sa:c-Coßouno.