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The Sun.
London, England, 1814-12-24

GUI LD H A LL

Yesterday Thomas Holt ,Thud Elizabeth, his wife,
were charged by Justin 111,1cartney, a watchman,
as being the persons who occupied the house
No 19, Gloucester-place, indicted for keeping
there a house of ill-fame. Committed for want
of bail.

cathetine Lee was charged by John Kelly, City
Constable, 'who was sent" for by Mr. White,
linen-draper, Smithfield-bars, where4te'found the
prisdner. Mr. White informed witness,that the
pt isoner had purchased some trifling articles, for
which she -required change.for a one-pounzl note ;
on his looking at it, he found it was a Bank note
of IN. ; he questioned her how s,be came by it ;
after some conversation, she. confessed • she bad
stolen it from ic_Gentleman the preceding- evening.
Mr. White delivered 'her in charge to the con-.
stable, with the 10i. note. Remanded till Friday
next, and the note ordered.to be advertised.
London, England, 1814-12-24

FRENCH PAPERS.
[III.:EIVED THIS MORNING.

V.:I7OEIA, DEC. 11.—In the interior of Spain
reports of every maitre engage the:public atten-
tention. But the difficulty of comtutinic4tion is
so great, that the most cOntra:lictory rumours
are in circulation at the same time. One thing,
however, is certain, viz. that the arrests continue.
General Villacampa, the Lieutenant of the King
at Saragossa, has been arrested, and the Ex-
Regent's Agar and Siscar have been conducted
under a strong escort.

WARSAW, Nov. 24.—0 n the 16th, 17th, and
15th of this month, the Grand Duke Constantine,
and a great number of Generals of the two 'na-
tions, reviewed several divisions of the national
troops.
VIENNA, DEC. o.—Thp greater part of the
German Princes who came here to support their
rights, finding that nothing was finished, 1:-eter-
mined to return to their homes. Prussia and
Austria support them. It appears that these
Powers interfered in the dispute between the
Grand Duke of Baden and those Princes whose
dominions are included in his. But though they
give them hopes of success, yet their interests
must give Way to those of a general nature.
We are assured that the states of the second
rank delivered to the Congress on the 7th a for-
mal and very well reasoned protest against the dis-
memberment of Saxony. They demand that no
steps may be taken against the interests of any of
the Princes who compose the Empire. That de-
, wand is very natural, but it remains to be seen
how it can be reconciled %%jai the interests and,
plans of the great Powers.
A new bank is about to be established ; it is
to be called the Bank of the Court.. The King of
Prussia is much better, but it is feared that he will
be obliged to keep his room a few days longer.
PAHis, Dee. 20.—Gencral Baron Brune de-
Vailant has been appointed secretary General at
War in the room of General Baron D'Hervasse.
GHENT, DEC, 16.—The English Papers give
some extracts from the American Papers of Oc-
tober 22, which speak of the pecuniary embar-
rassments of the United States ; but these are
trifles to a nation which has so many resources.
'e have already seen with what patriotism smile
of time States have offered to defray the expellees
of the war.
London, England, 1814-03-02

GERMAN AND DUTCH PAPERS.

AMSTERDAM, FEB. 17.—Yesterday' were re-
ceived here, with every demonstration of joy and
affection, the organised • Militia, which had come
from Haern.
GoES, FEB. 13.—The _Country of and
Axel has, within the few last days, been deliver-
ed from French. intrusion. The day before yes-
terday, in the evening, Commissioner De Yonge,
from Zierik Zee, arrived, and yesterday he pro-
ceeded through Axel, for the purpose Of taking
possession of the States of Flanders,,.in• the name
of his Royal Highness our Sovereign.Priffee, and
to appoint the national functionaries for the esta-
blishment of the same authority.
Yesterday 300 more Russian marines reached
us, by which the joint Anglo-Russian force on
our Island is increased to 2400 men. '

BRUSSELS, FEB. 9.—Yesterday all the troops
belonging to the division of General Ilorssel, and
which proceeded from Mechlin, left our town to
pursue General Maison, who had retreated by the
way of Mash and Daornick.

NEXT FRIDAY 'fHE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING.

MA11... •
ARRIVED-1 Guernsey, 1 Jersey, 2 Dnblin, 3 Waterford.
Dur:---1 Lisbon, 2 Malta,' 15 Gottenburgii, 2 Holland, 3 He
ligoland, 1 Waterford.
London, England, 1814-03-02

thtiti to csity off thtir and baggagr ,t,y•
all the roads. 'Without that, more than half of
their ‘vaggens would have fallen into our hlndi.

FRENCH FUNDS.
Pleb. 22, 56f. Feb. 23, 5Gf. 59. c.

[No minor Papers of the 24th of February hare
been received.]

MINISTER OF JUSTICE.

" We, Count Alol6, Graud Jutlge, Minister of
Justices Officer of the Legion 'of 'Honour, and
Grand Cordon of the Order of Union—

" Considering the letter addreSsed to ns on'the
lith of February, 1814, by M. the Duke of 'Vi-
cenza, whereby he informs us, according to the
orders of his Majesty the 'Entpororand.King, of
the King of Naples having declared ‘var against
France, and that it is the intention of his impe.
rial ttnd Royal Majesty that we should, by a
form4l declaration, and conformably witti the
existing laws, recall all Frenchmen who may 'be
in the civil or military service of the'Neapolitan
Government ; and conformably with the article
of the imperial Decree of the Gth of April, 1809;
and the lith and 18th articles of 'that of the 26th

of August

" We declare, that All Frenchmen' who may
now, with or without the permission ofbisNajes-
ty, be 'in th'esmilitary or. civil service, of the Nea-.
'politan Government; are.to return into the terri-
tory of the empire within time space of three months,
to be reckoned from the 17th of February, 1814,
and that they..shall there be held to prove-their
return, according to the forms prescribed by law ;
in default whereof, and after the expiration of that
term, the defaulters shall be denounced, and pur-
sued
,by the agents of the public Government,
conformably with the dispositions of the Imperial
'Decree of the 6th of April, 1809.

" Given at Paris, in our Hotel, on the
22,1 of February, 1514.
(Signed) " Count MOLE."

PARIS, FEB. 22.--The Emperor slept at Nogent
on the night between the 20th and 21,St.
Majesty continues to enjoy the best of
On the 21,t his Majesty's head-quarters were at
Troye's ; the Duke of Reggio was at Romilly.—
'Her Majesty the Enipress has yesterday ,and to-
day, at one o'clock, lett the Palace of the Thuil-
!cries, and taken a walk.
_PARIS, FEB. 23.—0 n the 21st .the Emperor's
head-quarters were at Nogent. His 'Majesty en-
joys good health. The Marshal Duke of Reggio
was at Romilly, on his way to Troyes.
MILAN, 1E8.'15.-Since the affair of the 11th,
nothing has occurred along the whole'of the line
of the army. On the 12th, several discharges of
artillery were heard from the enemy's lines, the
object of which was to celebrate the anniversary
of the birth of the Emperor of Austria. _ •
They write from Mantua, 'that the security of
its environs is likely to be affected; a detachment
of the enemy's cavalry having broken the chains
of a number of malefactors, and, set theta at li-
berty : they had all been condemned to -severe
pitnislments, and some of them" were even sen-
tenced to irons for life. The deliverance of these
malefactors is a new benefaction, for which we arc
indebted to the generosity of our enemies.
London, England, 1814-03-02

PRICE OF STOCKS

THIS DAY AT TIVSLVE O'CLOCK.
Consols 70if I OLunium, 27ii

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning, 53 minutes after 11. I Evening, 19 minutes after 1.2.

THE 'SUN.
London, England, 1814-03-02

This Day was published,

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APRACTICAL TREATISE on the Mg-
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This Day was publtshed,
in Quarto, beautifully printed by James Bullanlynr, price
Two. Guineas—a few Royal Copies, taken otf with Proof
• Plates, price Tbree Guineas,
TIXALL POETRY; with Notes and Illuz-
tratiblis.

.By ARTHUR CLIFFORD, Esq.
Editor of Sir Ralph Sadler's State Papers.
This volume coasists of a Collection of Miscellaneous Poems,
partly written, :and partly collected, by -individuals of the
faintly of Sir Walter Aston, ofTixall, in Staffordshire, who
was the contemporary and patron 'of, .Drayton, one of the
most. eminent English Poets in the reign of Elizabeth and
James I.
Among these Poems will be found a Pindaric Ode, by Dry-
den, and some Pieces by Sir Richard Panshaw, and" other
Poets of the Seventeenth Century, never before published,
The whole.it printed from the originals, which were disco-
vered by the Editor, in an old trunk at Tixall, about four
years ago. '
Printed for Longinan, Hurst,. Rees, Orme, and Drown,
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London, England, 1814-05-07

DISTRESS. IN GERNIANY.

•
IitiVHILE Europe is exulting in the immediate
prospect of Peace, and every heart is devising the
mist expressive means of kivircg vent to the generous ffelings
which it excites, the COMMITTEE for itlieviag DISTRESS
i 0 GERMANY deem it scarcely needful to 'remind Britons,
that there is no mode of rejoicing. in Rrosper,ity, 710 way of
shoving our gratitude to Almighty Providefte tar the bless-
ing, more noble:than the relief of the diitre'ssed,. the rescue
of those who arc :ready .to perish. The n;e6essity, so. often.
stated, for aid to the Suffering Germans, still exigts: much
has already heel/ done, and upWaids of 80,0001. has ;Teen no-
bly contributed, and ~es, promptly remitted, to alleviate the
sorrows, which. the happier circumstances of this Country will,
scarcely enable us justly to conceive of. - But there are mil:
lions of Sufferers to whoni the' hand of Charity must vet be
extid'ed,-to save life : and' never was the Proverb, that-`.‘ He
who gives promptly gives double," more applicable than at
present. Details of these Distitsscs Will' he found In 'the
Re-
ports of the Committee, which, as well as Papers for Churches
and Gongregatiails, may he had at the London Tavern, and
at Ackermaras, to!, Strand, to the number .of twenty-five,
gratis; and above that lumber, on large paper. at is. and
small paper at 2s. per hundred.
Amount already advertised
Subscripti:m since received
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London, England, 1814-05-07

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, MAY s.—Tbe gale continues to
`flow violently, frOm the. E. 8. E. and the sea is
running very high in Cawsand Bay. " One of the
Indiamen' (said to be the Wellesley) has hauled
her cables, and is very near shore ; great fears are
"emtertained for her safety.

ITARWaCiI, MAY 6.—Sailed the Beanfoy packet
with a mail for Holiand.—lirincl S.

DEAL, NI-Ay 6.—Sailed a fleet of transports for
the River, .and his Majesty's ships Princess Caro-
line and Sybcile for tlreenland, to protect that
trade from the Americans. Arrived the Cadinus
sioop of war .from a erni'ze.—Wind S.W.

PORTS`rIOUTH: MAY G.—Sailed 'his Majosty's
ship Thames for liourdeaux, -arid the Wellbank
packet for Havre-de-Grace. His Majesty's shits
Achille and 'Desirifte, with the East Indiamen,
Bratirmen, and South Seamen, ave now dropping
down to St. liege s Rciads.—Wind southerly.

Orders were redeived at Portsmouth, on Thurs-
day, to detail: th.e. outward-bound India fleet,
consisting of nearly 40 sail, inchuling Brazihnen
and wycrs, till tbe-10th, by which time four
more .sad of Brazil ships will Lave joined from
the River, and answers will be ready to the dis-
patches received by the fleet now in the Channel
from India, under convoy of the 01.64 guns ;
it is'also-presumcd, that by that time enough of 'the
bases of the ensuing Peace will be knoivu, to deter-
mine whether or not any foreig,n Power will have a
settlement to the li;a%tward of the Cape of Good
llope.:The Lion; with the fleet under convoy, con-
sisting. of the' Carmarthen, Indefatigable, Apollo.
&c. ,were forced into _elymoitth on Wednesday,
by contrary winds.
The telegrziphs -communicating between the
Admiralty and Yartudnth are to, be'thiniediately
broken up, as are t.he several signal stations on the
coasts of this country and Irt:land.
The arrival of Sir JotiN WARRF.2.&, from Hali-
fax, is daily e*pected in the Sass Domingo, 74.
Captain Coptursc;ToN is, 'appointed Captain of
the Fleet under Sir A. COCEMANE, on the Ame-
rican station.

The Sir Gutlfrey Webster got aground on leav-
ing Bombay Harbour, ii 2 October' last, and was
obliged to go into dock, where she was -likely to
be detained for a month or six_ weeks. The ships
Sibbald' and Charles Mills had arr;red at
Bombay..

No doubt now 'remain; of the total loss of the
licensed fillip John Palmer, Captain H. A. REID,
on the 9th of Mute h, oil' the coast of Portugal,
on her hornew:ltd-bound- p4ssage from
The subjoined may be depended upon as a coprect
*list -of the passengers- on board :at the time q,d;
lamentable event took place "Ed w'ards, her
two StollS and two daughters;, Miss. S. ColebroOke'
and M Armstrong, from Betval
awl F. • \Vedic, from-the Lk. Fyance ; Colonel
Watle„late of his 24aje,-;ty's Bth'Dragoons, Mrs.
Wade, Lieutenant ~Vide, and three thildren,
who, s,•on.after 'the tleCt butt (1-os-sett the line,
-quitted Ftenry Wellesley, and went on board
ehe.Palmer, for better necommoiation ; Captain
Cameron and Mr. Paulin, late 'second Officer of
the Diana, exchanging births with the Colonel
tp-rd
London, England, 1814-05-07

PRINCE lII‘T,GE:CT's COURT.

„
sterd a y his Royal- Highnesi the L'ItINCE RE-
GENT held 'a Court at three o'clock, at 'Carlton-
house, which was atteudtd by
The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lnrd President, the
Lord Privy Seal, the Firet Lord- of the Treasury. the Chan-
cellor of Exchequer, the l'ii•st L4rd Of the Admiralty, the
Mater-General of the Ordnance; the Secretaries of State for
thellome and War Departraentr, the Pre:ideo of the Board
of Controul, the Lord Chainherlain, the Lord Steward, the
Vice:-Chainherlain, the Trearurer of the Household, the
Cianpixolier of the Household, and General Leigh, the Prom
-in :Waiting.

Royal 'Highness held a Pri,.'Y Council, at
which WAutraNi HAsTit4ci, Esq.- was introduced,
and sworn in a Member, and took his seat at the
Doura accordingly.
His Roval highness gavti audiences to the Earl
of LivEarooL, 'Earl.l4L-GRAVE, Earl HARRowBY,
'and Viscount Stintcw-m.

The recent elevations to the Peerage will cause
no fewer than three vacancies' in the House ot
ComnuinS, viz. forShrewsbnry, in 'the room of.
Lord HILL ; for Newark, in-that of Lord'Cum-
BIOME:RE and also for• time county 01- IVaterford,
in ,t.O room of Lord BErtzsFoto,
CoNYEastox .TEws.----,ThurSdar•evening
the sixth anniversary sermon was preached in Sr.
Bride's Church, Fleet-street, by the Honourable
Azid very Reverend the, Dean of 'Wells; for the
benefit ot time Society for the' Conver3ioo or the.,
Jews. Previous to timeV
sermon there were Secn
adult Jews baptized, .and many converted Jews of
both sexes- were present. The church w;is
iin-
menscly crowded, and the collection at the doors
was very, considerable. Yesterday tSe Society held
their sixth anniversary meeting in the Great Hall,
at the Freemasons"l'avern (his Royal, Highness
the Duke of :KENT ,in the Chaim"), 'when time na-
ture and progress of the Shciety (vas 'very satis-
factorily explained to a ycry crowded and respect-
able assemblage of both sexes. Thirty-two con-
.vented Jews were present. •
On the. I,lth ult. Aberdeen teas brilliantly illu-
minated. Among the many transparencies exhi-
bited _on the occa,:ion, was a humoroni one in
the window of a stocking warehouse, representing
a Dutch .von an bitting herself with a- comfortable
worsted stocking; and exclaituiug—" Thank God
Aberdeen hose ag4in.!•

A' shocking accident occurred on Thursday, at
the New Loyd's Cricket-oround publichouse,
IVrary-le-bone-fields, The landlady of the house
had occasion to use a srmll quaA tit y of gun,po:tder,
and whilst in the act of taking the same from. -a
paper, containing a pound weii.,ht, a spark from
the fire caught it, and it went oil rwith a
plosion. The iindlady,lcr sister, and 'two ';tile
girls, who were in the ro9tu, were senionSly burnt.
The ‘two former are in .a dangeroas way. The
explosion broke everv•pane of glass in the Tobin,
and also set it on fire.
London, England, 1814-05-31

OFFICE OFllieyTO, i 8,4:
THE PI/INC/PAL OFFICERS of Bit mi.
Jzsyrs ORD.V.:INCE do hereby give Notice,
that Proposals. will be received at their Offce in Pall-Mall,
on or before fredneiday,,the Ist day of June nal, from
ch Persons as.may be willing to undertake the Stipply rrf
CANDLES, for Service of this Department, foi a Period of
three Years, di;terminahle after Expiration of One Year;
ripen Notice of three .'lout/is, et the Option of either, Party.
Samplei of the Candles may be viewed, upon application
at the Principal
.Stbrehei,ppr's Office in tAe Tower; and
urther Particulars, tog,ether with the TennS and Condi-
tions of the Contract, may be h;iewn at the Secretary's Office,
i* Pull-Mall aforesaid, 'any day btween the Hours of Ten
and Poi& o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivertd,
sealed up, rind indorsed, " Proposals for Candles;" but no
Proposal can be admWed after the said Ist day if June, at
Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the sane day, neither will any
-Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an4yent in
his khalf, shall attend..

Ly Order of the Botyi•d,
R. 11. CREW, Sec:.

7,tvg.
OFFICE OF ONILVIINCE, Nay 10, 1814.

THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA-
J.E• sTr.s. oR.D.AwA-cE do hereby give Notice,
that Proposals will be received at -their: •Ogice;
#u pall-
Mall, on or before Wednesday, the Ist day of Jane nest,
rom suck Persons air may be ?tilling to undertake the Sup-
ply of COALS, for Service of this Departnrent,for a period
of One Year. The Coals mast be of the descripti,n denomi-
nated :Vales Main, Eighton Moor, or Coals qua! cpra-
lily and lioodness, and will be required to be delivered fi•eo cf
every Expeucc, except the King's Doty, either 8;4 Shore or
into Vessels or Craft, at any place in the Ricer Thaws,
and at Fevershant, or at any Port or Place in ;the Biter
Medway, as may ie squired.
, Farther Particulars, together with the Terms and (
ditto??s of tke Contract, may be known :at the Secretarq's
Office, in. aforesaid, any day between the B airs
of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals ?nest be de-
livered, scaled up, and indorsed," Proposals for Coals;!' but
-no Proposal. ran be admitted- after the said ist of' June, at
Twelve ss'Clock at Noon of the. same Day, neither will any
Tender be noticed, unless the-Party molting it, or an .eigent
in his behalf, shalt attend. •
AI Order of thelloard,
11. IL CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1814-05-31

SPORTING.

Ycstert•lay being the exchange day at. TATTe.4-
,
s, or, more plainly speaking, paying and re-
ceiving day upon the Derby, Oaks, 4c, Epsom,i
the yard was literally crammed with speculators
*of et cry description. Thou ands were paid and
received, and, what is rather extraordinary, the
name of one Leranter only was buzzed about.—
There .Was but little betting ; Ascot race Was not
even named, so intent were.the betters in.looking
after spoil.
The .great undertaking froin Bow Church to
intlsOr, and back (fifty miles eninpitted), will be
cotnmenced to-morrow night at arlate hour. The
pedestrian is not known, except to the parties, vklici
gave backed SO guineas against 100, to find a man.
I'oLEEt, Woon, RAINIER, and others, are pes,ed
at. Betting is at present in.larour of time.

BEVE4LEY MEETING;
.MAIr

Sweepstakes of 20gs, each, for sI ages. Four mites. (Four
St►bscrihers.)
Mr. T. Duncomb's b. b. Lang°ld, by Stamford,
6 yrs old, Bst. 41b.
Fifty Pounds for all ages.. Three-n►ile heat•.
Mr. Watt's 1). c. Tramp, by Lick Andrews, •4 )rs
Ist. 1311,.
Sir W. :%lilin'er's br.. c. Silstou, 3 yrs. tiqt. 2 dr.
, ,2 -to 1 and. 3 to 2no T raw •

The French General SIMON, who has been con-
fined about. two vcars.in Dumbarton CaStle, for
breaking his parole', arrived in Edinburgh on
Thursday, accompanied by Major BELL, of The
Eat,t .Yort; Militia, on his way to France. We
unders,ra.na that the General.,..belore his depar-
ture. guve a ball to the inhabitants of. Dutw-
barton.

_;The two French prisoners who have so long re-
mained under rentence of death in 'Huntingdon
gaol, Jean -Nicholas Deschanips, and Jean Ron-
billard (having been :convicted of forgery at the
Summer Assizes in 1865, and yespited dining his
Majesty's pleasure), received. a free pardon from
the PrINCE REGENT last week, and.were con-
ducted to Norman Cross Barracks, to Le con-
veyed to France With the prisoners of war,
London, England, 1814-05-31

ragrment_a_tiliai.j,e,tUat 1,-)6 ctearly slid yen
tti be2-Soon to be apprehended. The enactment 0-
anylOislative ineas,tres, he inclined to think.
had better:be 'defoled tip -irtilother Session, though
there ,tui;,4a- pvs.,,,ibly be advantage in nroeeding
with We-Parliamentary discussions. ile.agreed,
thereft;re; with the lending s;_•ntintients 'of the re-
solations-i.and with the general spirit •of the Peti-
tion, for the mderation. of which heartily
thanked the c;enilemen whO had produced it.
Mr. G. CALVERT, the other Representative for
Southwark,. -expressed his' disa-pprobation of ally
immediate interference of the .Ligislature thnrx
subject of such importance, and pledged-himself
to oppilse the Bill now
.before Parliament.
Mr. Solicitor DAviEs,Mr: W. CLAuk.n, Mr.
J. JACKSON, Mr. BRAND, MO -Other,
all spoke in favour of the ,Petition. • •
In reply to 81) observation of Mr. JACKSON,
'concerning the price of porter, Mr. CALVERT as-
suredtheMeet ingtbat the profits of the brewer
Were very inconsiderahle; for- with
.all expellees
of malt, hop, and wear and tear, they did not
put into their pockets•out of the- fivepeure-half-
penny ,more than two-pence per pot.—The Meet-
ing then broke up. •
London, England, 1814-05-31

DZA VA T, T•ln \VS

FALMOtIII4, MAY 28.—CaMe. in the Louisa
cartel, Captain ARIISTRONQ, from Morlai, with
English prisoners. Sailed his Majesty's ship
liranible on a eruize. The Frederik packet, with
a mail for the Islands, will sail this evening.—
Wind N.

• P. 8.- The Chestkeld packet has just- arrived
with. A mail from Halifax, from whence she sailed
the 2d inst. The ,Priucess Charlotte packet has
also arrived with a mail from Bourdeaux, sailed
the 20th- lust.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 30.—Ai rived .his Majesty's
ship Plover from the Coast of Africa ; Chanti-
ele6- from the Downs ; Griper from Cherburgh ;
tire Adamant transport (No. 3tiS), -with troops
from Jersey ; and the Vittoril ditto, with troops
I-nun:Guernsey. Also arrived the Merchant brig
Traveller, bound to Gibraltar, recaptured, sonae
days since, from an American privateer, by his
Majesty's ship Canse. Sailed his Majesty's ships
Tyr ion 4nd'ilope fOr,Cherburgh.—Wind West.,
MAY 30.—Arrived, and sailed for 16
River, the Ann, GWING, from
.the Brazils, last
ftinu Cork, and ntAny other ships, Particulars
%nowt). Came down from the River the Jute,
6Pt;xcE, for the Mediterranean ; Sincerity, Surrn
for -Bourdeatix ; and several. other
S. W.
London, England, 1814-05-31

PRINCE REGENT'S. COURT:

. Yesterday his,ltoya! highness the ilaiNcE- RE-
GENT, attended by. Colonel ihoomFtEt.p, went in
his carriage to the Queen's Palace, where he•waj
met by. the Lord Chamberlain, the Lord Steward,
the Master of the horse, the State Page, &c.
when the arrangements for his Royal
theQUEEM'S, Drawing-room, weie finally settled,
which is- to be hol,den on Thursday, for the first
time, at her own Palace.

At three o'clock his Royal Highness returned
to Carlton House, and held a Court, which was
attended'by— .
:rhe Lord Presidept, the Lord Privy Seal, the First Lod of
the Treasury, the Irlest Lord of the Mow-silty, the \Loter-
General of the Ord il4llCe, the Secretaries of stitto for the Nine
and War Departments, the Chancellor of the Doenv of Lsts..
easter, the Ls id Chamberlain, the V ice-Cis;:ob rt.in, the
Master of the Horse;the Lard _,:tewstrd, the Ti.e,,,oi•er the
Household, the Captain of the Gentlemen
ITenish Minkter, the Assistanr-Master of CA" C:rrosiotiie,,
the Duke of Gordon, Earl Panlet, Duke of Athol, th Duke
of huccleuo,.Lord Middleton, Sze.
ELS Royal Highnefs held a Privy Council,- at
which Lend MmoLeTottz was introd,iced, and
SWOIII in Lord Lieutenant of• the County of Stir-
rev, in the room of,the late Lord Oss-Lov.-. Air,
BULLER attended as Clerk of tile Council.
Danish Minister was introduced to his Royia
Highness by the Earl of LlyettpooL, and. con-
ducted by Mr. Chester, the Assistant. Master
of the Ceremonies. dlis Excellency delivered his
credentials to his Royal Highness, in his Closet,
and was most graciously received.- ,
-His-ROyal'Hig-finess held 'auitivcstiture.of the
Order of the Thistle;-,and they proceeded, in, the
following order to his Royal. igliness's Closet
Robert Quarrne, Eq. Gentleman Usher of the t;re,n nod,
carrying a green rihhon, with the 9rder of :he Tbistie me a
crimson velvet cushion; the 'Duke of Atio,l, Earl Paul et,
Duke of Ruccieugh, Dube of Gordon, stud the Sovereign: in
the perinin of the Prince Regent.

. .
. The Earl of 0414:awAy was intrOdneed, and re-
ceived the honour. of Knighthood from his Enyhl
HighnesS with the ;*ortl of, State,. and at( er-
wards invested with the Order of the Thist!e, is
the room of the date Earl of AYLESBURY.
Yesterday, being a Collar Day, ail those who
are Aleinhers of the :distinguished Orclers., wore
the Collars of their Orders.

__........-•
His Royal HighnesS the. PRINCE REGENT gave
audiences, to the Carl of H4rittownY, Vi,eolior
SIDMOOTH, the,Duke,of MopzrtiosE, the Exit of
LIVERPOOL, Earl BATI-ITJUST, &C. ,
.The Court
closed at five o'Clock.
London, England, 1814-07-04

WINDSOR, JULY 3.

Yesterday her MAJESTY, at 12 o'clock, heir! a
Quarterly Meetin;:?; of her Council, on the state
of the King's Health, which was attended by the
Anchbishops of CANTERBULY and YoLF., the Duke
of MoNTRosE, Earl of WINCHILSrA, and Lord
ARDEN, when they took into consideration the
Physicians' Report, and after a short deliberation,
broke up. The Members of the Council after-
wards partook of an Curly dinner, and then left
Windsor. •

The Doke of YORK arrived yesterday, hut only
staid a short time, and then retained to London
to dinner.

After the Council 'broke up, the QUEEN, ac-
companied by the Princesses,•took an airing in an
open• carriage to Cumberland Lodge. In the
evening, the Royal Party went to the Princess
ELIZADETICS cottage,- where they remained some
time.

THE TFIEATRE.—Mr. ELLISTON mule his se-
cond appearance on Saturday last, at Drury-lane
Theatre, in the part of Othello. -In the bursts of
passion he was attimated, and displayed great
feeling, butt in the declamatory passages he was
somewhat too elaborate and formal. •. Miss STAN -
'AY, who seems to have made a very favourable
impress:Non, on the public, supported Desdemona
in a very interesting painter. Perhaps, however,
there was too much ,of the of common
life in her perfortnauce altogether, but it was na-
tural and ;affecting. Mr. 16.A.N.,'s Ingo had all its
usual effect..

,111 r. J. rc EMBLE 13 at this time fulfilling a thea-
trical engagement at Liverpool.

Besides Field-Marshal the Duke of WELLING*
TON and Marshal Prince BLU'CHER, PHI cc Plato 1,
the Duke of York,• the Duke of Gimbridge, the
Duke of Richmond, the Marquis kVellesley, the
Marquis of Huntly, the-Earl Bathurst, the Earl of
Liverpool, the Earl of Westmorela►ud,- the Chief
Justice of the Common Pleas, the Master of the
bolls, Lord Combermere, Lord Lyndock, Sir
Thomas Picton, and several other diitinguished
Personages, dine with the Pitt Club to-morrow.
It is proposed to furnish the leading Country
Journals wit an authentic Correspondence from
Paris, 'including Politics, Sciences, Literature,
the Fine Arts, &c. The Elead of the Associa,
tion, who makes this proposal,- has resided in
France mote- than 20 years,- most of the time in
the metr.opolis, where he has a numerous acquaint-
ance among every class and denomination of the
inhabitants, lie is in posseision of other resources
of a particular nature, which cannot be disclosed
till the parties come to an agreement with the
Co►rtractors who wish to avail themselves of these
resources. The premium must, of-- course, he pro-
portionately increased. Address (post paid) to
A. B. at Mr. RIDGEwAY's, Bookseller, Piccadilly ;
and to-Mr:Got-4, .Printer, Shoe-lane, Londe ti.
London, England, 1814-07-04

siili N' Eliizi ,':."Fi/AOIZDI.NAIIY:

So it:dibie the'dis'pafch used in forward-
ing the Equiptuent of the Serpentine River
Flotilla, that thirteen vessels of war this (lay float
oil the surface of the Deep, and, of these, six are
cotupletely rigged. . . . .
rn
sailor boy wrote the following Epigram up'on
the suidect, while rocking•ou the itig.l) and giddy
mutt—in consctitience of which tic has.been de-
servedly promoted to the ritik of Blast-,er

What pity tf.e Commander's dead
Who might the ligtle For!: Fleet have led,
17'"r "oblest serge t lit
And here Pun-destin'il Sir lizp'e

About 9 o'clock oo Saturday: morning one of the
ships of war AV!lSlauttchecl, an:id the- shouts of a
multitude 9t seventy persons, collo:led on the occa-
sion. She went of r in admirable style, and put fouct•
swans to flight (auspicious omen !)''by her very
first movement on the watery element. She was
hauled olf the Cottage Wharf by a gang of ship-
wrights.

No Officers have yet been appointed, nor have
the lower-deck guns been got on (beard. The
former, how.ercr, is looked for in 811 Erfraordinary
Gazette tniS 'evening ; -the' latter by the first great
artillery_ttransport from should the
‘ldild a nij- ipitmether prove favoiliT4hle.
• These prepafations (according to instructions
received, by
.the Tirteias 11,` Foperkite,"
lately Strand-ed) " become subiects of political
indignation;" and from inspection ii•e-stron',,,ly
inclined to accord with this opinion. We have
examined the Roely.::. Brigade, and .assert, nostro
rericuto, that there is no nostrum Which can save
the _Public from danger on these internal inven-
tions being discharge'd. The sticks are six feet
long ; unmercifully heavy ; and, according. to
the unvarying law of Nature (ride Sir I.NEwToN's
Principia), must fall Neither umbrel-
las nor parasols offer a suflie:ent defence against
their penetrating qualities ; and therefore we put
the populace on their guard, that more ..sculls will
ho endangered than those sailing on the Canal,
Basin, and Serpentn:e.
. .

' It is ow! consolation, however, to the relatives
of those killed in this manner, that there is an
exquisite Epitaph in existence adapted to the na-
ture-of their case,

" Here I lie,
" Ki Li- by a Slq--
" —Rocliet in my Eye."

We recommend it to ail &amities mid Masons
to begin preparing a stock of tomb-stones with
the above.

It is confidently rumoured that Mr. WHITBRtAD
is fitting out a packet for the Island of Elba,
freighted with Porter. . It is added that every pas-
senger twist obtain a passport from his Brewery.•

IMPROMPTU,
On reading an zinecdate 4./1 the Trani or New Satirist,
Wh enY,Lu (Jinn was told, that, to add to his store,
The EslP'itott A. an order design'd,
He said, " with ordo-s so ;•over'd befGre,
" I only can hang it b,:imi."

Sir CHARLES I', ever ready due homage to pay,
• 'Thus RllSkfeett the vet', an, if 'so, • - •
" Tibet: alt who have heard tsf thy actions, will say
t" It ae'er can be bit by the foe."
Ausrai.k. • t STEWART.
London, England, 1814-07-04

GENERAL WILKINSON.

It is said, the Court Martial at Lake George,
is broken up ; General Wilkinson objecting to
the forth-of the Court, on the ground of its not
being compoSed of General Officers; that Gene-
ral Wilkinson however, remained suspended at
Lake George; and the command of the northern
arms• given to Gen. hard.

N-IS%V YORK, APRIL 30.—About two o'clock of
London, England, 1814-07-04

ViCTUALL ING-OrFirt, June 24, 1S 1 .

COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING
lii 144
314JESTY'S NA! do hereby give ATotiee, That
on Tic sqay,th,- sth of July next, they will be ready to receive
Tend-rc in writing' (valed and treat for Fifty Tons
of good, .nntnd, mere/loofa/de II ICE, and Sixty Tons of BUT-
TER ; to be delivered, the Rive in a Fa-knight, and the Butter
in a Atoka h, into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at the
Ports, and in the proportions undermentioned, vi:t.

RiCe. BOtter.
Tons. Tons:

Deptford,
Portsmont I?,

50 Tons. 60 Tons.
4nel :9:4 paid for by i 1 is payable with Interest Ninety
I)4Y.s after date.
The Mnditions of the Contracts way be seen at the Secre-
tara's Office.
Arf, regard will be had to any Tender in which• the Prier
shall not be inserted in words at length, or that not
be delleered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said
TuesdaY, the sth of July next, nor unless-the Person who
mrthes the Tender, or sonic Person on his behalf, attends, to
answer when called for.
London, England, 1814-07-04

rrcTuALLr.vG OFFICE, Jane 28, ISI4.

9:1 I I P. COMMISSIONERS fqr VICTUALLING
-z-flis .514.1ESTY'S N_ • IPTY do
.hueby give. Notice,
That on Tuesday next, the sth of July, they will be ready to
receive .Tenders ,in writing, ,sealed. up, and treat for • Fit:iy
Thousand
_gallons of WEST INDIA RUM, to be delivered,
duty free, direct from the Bonded Warehouses of the ;rest
India aork. Company, at the Port of London, into his 2:Tojesty's
rieinaliinAr Stores at Deptford, within the spacc of a Art-
niirhtPoni the date of the Contract and to be paid for by
Bills, payable with interest, Ninety Days after date.
. 77;e Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Se-
eretel's Office.
NO regard Will be had to any Tender in which Else Price
shrill lot be inserted in words a! length, or that shall not
be delvereil t* the Board before Onc'o'Cloch on thc said The:-
day next, the sth of July, nor unless the Pers:.:n 7!'!10
,ruche; the Tender, or sonic PerS4)7l on his behalf, attends,
to answer when called fi-. •
London, England, 1814-05-09

STOCK EXCHANGE HOAX;

The indictment- against the persous.charged to
be implicated in the Fraud on the SToek,
change, has been removed by tbeTrosecutors,
Ceriiorw=i, to the Court of King's Bench,.-and 'the
Defendants. have pleaded thereto Not Guilty
The trial will take place at the Sittings' after the
present term at Guildhall, should the short inter,.
val between that and the next term permit Lord
ELI:ENTBOROUGH to arrive at it.
London, England, 1814-05-09

ZZA 111 P
A:1116'
y4Oll ,

5

[PRICE SIXPINCir.-tIALVPI;;ZINT6

rising from the horizon of.Ftonce,.rit which win •

g'rOWing a bunch of
"It gives light to the finest of our days." gone
medallions also - contained 'inseriptionsi in .thet
French; Russian, German, airld English lain; hales,
16 the first were these Wads t " To the•glhey of
the'llussian Armies'l." in the second -; " To Prus-
siim Valour ;" in the third, " To Eiglish-Allkl
nanimity ;" and in the fourth, " To Austrian-ge-
nerosity.

Among tkvariegated'illuminations, 'the most
remarkable ttas that of -his Excedeucc the
Aberdeen, the EnglishSnvoy,
,with,, the Emperor
of Germany, A vast -p,ortto, of vases, Itt-tics,
garlands, and various emblems, illustrative of this
happy day, were formed or vat legated lamps ; the
great number of which, their tasteful distribution,.
and brilliant appearance, prodneed an atliniVable
and really a Magleal effect. ,M. Garnerin, the
Aeronaut, was the desig'ner of thiS illttniination
We are assured that Lord Wellingfoo arrive,4 at
Paris this day, two hours before the review. -
Yesterday, after the troops,had left the 'clita,
leries, a great number of small silver medals, of the
iiie of a six sols piece, were thiown on the Place
de Carousel. These medals had, on, .one side,
the effigy of our .good King, and on the‘tither,
the monogram of Louis entwine;l %vial
branches of olive and &airs:de-Ls.

On Monday the Senate bad the honour or being
.presented to his Mtajesty at St. Otter), by the
Marquis de Dreux Breze, !.Glranti Nla,,ter of the
Ceremonies, when the Prince of Benevento ail,
dressed.hitu'asfollows.:--
" SIRE--.Scourges without number have Nil
waste the kingdom of your fathers.
.Our
lad taken refuge in the campy ; the armies lute
saved the Frenth honour.. ,- In re-ascending the
tbronC., you .succeed to, twenty years of ruinqurti
luisfOftunes. i . This nheritance might,appal ordi-
nary vistute.: • ~The reriaration. of so, great a . state
.of distmler requires the devotion of greAt. cou-
rage: ,Prodigies are necessary to heal the wounds
of th'e country ; but we ?revs your children, and
igies are ' reserved for your paternal
'hone difficult circumstances, the more
.oval Authority to be powevfill arul
re-
peaking to the imagination with all
ancient recollections, it will kno*
iliate all the wishes of modern reacon,
lg• from it the wisest polititial.therAies.
oral Charter ‘viJl unite all interests
he Throne, and fortify the firbrwill
,currence of ail:wills. 2.''on know bcr •

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London, England, 1814-05-09

We had not room on Saturday to offer any oh-
iervations upon the important Document signed
by the King' of FRANCE, previous to his entry
into his Capital. His MAJESTY agrees generally
to the basis, of the constitution proposed for his
acceptance, but upon some points he withholds
his assent. The framers of that Constitution seem
to have 'had two Very distinct points to actOm-
plish—one was, to secure a free Constitution for
France ; and the other, to' take care of them-
selves, to secure their own rank, power, and
emoluments; bat the latter was evidently the
preponderating object. That part of the
proposed Constitution which relates to the Se-
nate, every point of View, most objection-
able, as it would create a most extraordinary and
anomalous power —'a power neither emanating
from the King nor 'from the People; having no
interests in common with either, yet possessing a
controul over both ; a body, possessing the power_
without the qualities of an Aristocracy—a body,
paid by the 'State, 'and yet not responsible to it.
—An imaginary resemblance has been found be-
tween the Engiiish 'House of • Lords and the
French Senate, whereas, in fact, no two things
cats be more dissimilar. Tbe.English House of
Lords consists of the great landed proprietors of
the kingdom, either of men Wag have descended
London, England, 1814-05-09

ST. SEBA.STIAN HAIL.

rur obitTEs EXTRAORDINARY S/TTINGS O 4 Tnr

NIC;11T OF THE I•7TIT

M.IDRID, APRIL PY.-----Th-e papers relating t 6
the establishment of the Kinz;s Household were
read, with a statement of the expences to be sup-
pnrtedby it, And the opinion of the Special Com-
Mittee of Finance charged with this matter.

Art. 1. That the annual sum for defraying the expences of
the King's Household be 40 millions of reals.
0.. That With this sum-the King 'is to-pay-1. All the sala-
ries and expellees, ordinary and extraordinary, of the palace,
clin'el!. chapel, and stable.; 2. Of the bameings ; 3. Of the
wardrobe and jewel-office; 4. Of the palaces, Woods, gardens,
Inea!ows, and doniains, allotted to theKittz, flr his recrea,;
tl'on; and 5. Tlie alms (
and succours be might think fit to be-
sto'w on servants, poor people, communities, and churches.
.3. That the domains which the (tortes assigned for the re-
creation of the King, should he wh&!v distinct from the esta.
blishment of his Household, 'and that their revenues should'
never be deducted from it. - .

4. That the public Trcasnry shall be charged, independently
of the flouschlild estaliii:>l-ntieut,,xitli the partnent-1. Of the
incomes of the Ulf :tilts 2. Of Secreta'ries of State and
the c otlicers'; and 3. Of the Counnaliders,- officers,
of the lloyal Guard, and of other things not properly
blonzing to the servide Of the
5. That each' of theinfants be allotted, as beretofve, au•
annual snni of 1,650,06) reals, 0r.15-0,040

6. That in order.to enable the,',iing. to meet the eNpences
of his establishment in. Ins Court, and his maintenance, a slim'
c'qoal to,orre-third of the .allotinent (or his lipusehold be ad-,
ratreed; it.heing left to his Majesty to disburse for Emil ob-;.
jects as he ;shall think most oecegsary.

:MADRID, APRIL 19.—0 n Sat rday the 16th,
his Majesty, accompanied: by theinfant- Don Car-
los, entered Valencia; the Infant Dom Antonio,.
and the:.Cardinal de llonebon; President of the
Regency,. The loyal inhabitants testified the same
delight 'as the other Spanilrds on seeing their be-
loved King, who on his -part clearly,shewed how
much he was affected by the sentiments. of ,such
faithful sphjects.
It is said his Majesty will remain at Valencia
till the 22„d, and then 'proceed to Madrid. Even
, •
the Wtots at 'Tangiers have had" public rejoicings
on the news ofthe,return of our King.
CADIZ, APRIL 10.—They 'write from Vera
Cruz, of 'the date of the 9th of-February, that a
great convoy is arrived from St. Louis at Mexico,
with Emit' :old a halt millions of piasters in
,Baio,
and aboVe 200,000 sheep: an the 2-lth January,
the convoy coining from Mexico arrived at Pue-
bla, which it was to leave "on the 3d February,
and was expected on the 20th at Vera Cruz ; it
kerns that it brings four millions.

Another victory was talked of, gained by Llans
over Moriles, who lost 700 killed and z;s• many
prisoners, among Whom,svere Matamoros,'and 15
or 20 Colonels or lieutenant-Colonels, wtid
would be immediately shot.
London, England, 1814-05-09

This Day ,was published,
In Two Volumes, 8,0. price„il. Is. boards,
ATOONSiIiNE: Consistioo; of REMARKS
.IVIL in VER.S.;, on various SUI34ECTS; and on Part of
ENGLAND' and \VALES;
.among others,- Dartford Heath
anil the Vicinity of the Cray—Rochester, 'Maidstone, Lie of
Thanct, GM:rusty, Ricgate, Arundel, Northatnpt,Vi, High-
gate, Bath, NiTcits, Cliedder, Bristol, Hereford, Coletn•ook
Dale, New Passage, Brecon, HafOil, Abery.ttwith,.Dolgelly,
Anglesea, Ii usgor, Cacinarvati, Conway, Vale of Clyde, Bala,
Montgomery, Pesti nion ; and souse of the, Seats ad,
jacent• , •
Printed fOr Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and mown, Pa-
terno:ter-row. •
London, England, 1814-05-09

•
ttf

MONDAY,

ABERNETHY'S ANATOMICAL "LECTUR:',S.
-This Day was pUblished, ir. Octavo, price 4s: 6d. boards;
A N INQUIRY itno the PROBABILITY and
.RATIONALITY of Mr. HUNTER'S THEORY Of
; being the Subject of the first Two Avatortkal Lec-
tures 'delivered before the Royal Colleg-e of Suigeons 'of
London:
By JOHN ABEDNF4TI-IY,- F. It. S.; .Sic.. •
Professor of Anatomy and Surgery to the calkswit,L,'
London : Printed for Longman, 'Hurst, ?trees, ()rme, anti
Brown, Paternoster-row:
Of Idiom may be ha4l, Mr. Abernethy's Surgical Works, in
't Yob; Bvo. price 11. 6s. boards.
London, England, 1814-05-09

TUE KING'S HEALTH.

Yesterday, in consequence of the repairs_ and
the new beautifying of the state rooms in St.
James's Palace,, which is proceeding with all pos-
sible speed, the Monthly Report of the state of
the KING'S health could-not be shewu us usual to
the public in the Privy Chamber, :-nor could the
Lord and Groom in Waiting attend in the tutre
Room. The Bulletin,' which is as follows, Was
shewn in the Guard Chamber : •
WINDSOR CASTLE,' MAY 7.—His Majesty's bodily health
is good, but his•disojdrr chntinues undiminished.
" H. HALFORD. " M, HAILLIE.
" W. HEBErDEN. " R. WILLIS."

'By. a letter from Plymouth we are informed
that the gallant Sir STApLETO'S COTTON (Lord
COMBERMERE) is arrived at that port in his Ma-
jesty's ship Primrose from Passages.

The Duke of . CLARENCE •is expected to lea% e
town in a few .days, to Make preparations for
bringing over from France the Illustrious Mo-
narchs who are about to visit this country. It was
yesterday said, that it was supposed to be the
latter end of next week before they could be here ;
the 20th instant was mentioned' as the likely day.
Day RY-WANE.---Alr. KEAN performed /ago on
Saturday night at this Theatre, in a manner more
effective than correct, as it was somewhat too gay
and flippant for inch a dark designing villain. But
his performance was very amusing, and was loud-
ly applauded. The audience were very harsh in
their treatment of Mr. SowEnav in 'Othello, who
had before performed the part with success. •
COVENT-GARDEN.--:Mr. SHEREKIECK, a 'dew
Actor from Rochester, performed Sheva, ',n the
COmedy of The Jew, on Saturday. He s poke in
the Jewish dialect, and acquitted himse',i ;esti-ea
ably, but without any • prominent Aerit as an
Actor.

Conx-ExanANot,' MAY 9.—Our sur,ply of Wheat from Es-
ser c%,,,afs but. 2
s.,
inler a m
mail
fine samples met a
ready quarter fro this day
week, but ordinary were dull of -
and'
saleK en
att this
at i mar
advanceilng
oak. The sanw may be said
'of Oats, as it regards the sale, but there is no alteration ill
price,
Barley,Malt, and 'Aye, supported their last quoted
prices. Boiling Pease v.-day be considered es. per quarter
dearer; but in Grey Pease there was nu alteration. nout
regained the AM as this day vteak.