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The Sun.
London, England, 1814-10-25

ATTACK ON PLATTSBURG.

The military events near. Platt'shrug are con-
fusedly and contradictorily narrated. The town
is ",carted at the bottom of a hay of Lake Cham-
pl,ric, baying the river Saranac running thrthigh
it. The village; we understand, is on the north
or west side of the river, and the American
strung holds on the south or east side.
It appears by various statements, that on the
fti► September the British advauced troops occu-
pied the village of Plattsburg, compelled
.our ad-
vanced party of Regulars and Militia to retreat to
the Saranac, which they crossed, and removed the
bridge (20 rods wide) over" that river. The Bri-
tish advance followed to the river, arid then, at
night retired to their main body, which lad en-
camped a few miles from it. During these op a-
tions the village was set On fire and destroyed by
hot shot,tirel from the American strong holds tin
tie other side of the river.

On the ith the British advanced party returned
to the river, aryl were employed in preparing pon-
ttions for crossing it ; when a severe cannonade
across the river commenced, 80(1 continued on both
sHes through the day. The British have a train
of 16 or 18 pieces.
'l'he strength of the British army and its Coin-
miande.r are varion-dy stated. It probably is com-
manded by Gcn.Brisliane, who has about 6000
troops, ninny of them militia ; and that Geoerkil
Prevost commands the reserve, of about an equal
Dumber, cantoned near the Canada border. .
The American artily, nosier Geberal Macomb,
did not exceed 3000 when the British' army first
advaoced ; but it has sinee been strongly rein-
forced by the New-York and Vermont militia.
Of the latter, 3000 had passed Lake Champlain
pr,evions to the 11th instant, and initity thousand
mote were on the road, in full and willing march.
lacildate their march, Governor Chitenden
had repaired to Burlington, and aiinnated then'
to a vigorous effort to compel the invaders to re-
enter their .boundaries.
HALir OCT. I.—The body of the gallant
and Much-lamented I‘ajor-General Ross was in-
trrred in St. Paul's Church Yard on Thursday
last. The corpse left the flag-ship precisely at 3'
o'clock, under a discharge of half minute guns,
and arrived at the King:,s Wharf; where it was
received by .the greundier company of the 64th
, kind— followed to the grave by all the
p- d and' \liiitary Olicers, -and a large-
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London, England, 1814-10-25

We this day conclude our copious Extracts from
American Papers. It would seem that the Wooden
Building had not been completed for the Opening
,of Congress on the 19th ; for though the dates
are sufficiently late to allow of its reaching us,
had the President's Speech been delivered on that
day, no document of the kind has arrived.

The general aspect of this intelligence is far
from satisfactory. We can only hope for better
news, and abstain from dwelling upon events so
contrary to our well-founded expectations.
As we always suspected, the explosion at Fort
Erie was not accidental. The Serjeant who fired

the train has been promoted to the rank of an
Ensign.
" ALBANY, A EIG. 22.—1 t was not Lieutenant
M'DoNoUGH who blew up the works at Fort
Erie after the enemy got possession, but a ser.
jeaut, who was afterwards offered 500 dollars, or
an ensigqcy, by General GAINES : he preferred the
latter."

The Chronicle. says—" In a New York letter of
the 22d, we have the following remark on the
subject of the negociations in Europe :—The
London, England, 1814-12-17

COURT OF CHANCERY, Dec. 16.

The LORD CHANCELLOR was called 'away to at,
tend a Council early this day, at which the RE-
CORDER'S Report upon Convicts was to be re-
ceived, without hearing out the statement of the
only important motion hrought before him.

Before his Honour the slAsTrrt of the ROLLS.
HAMMETT V. HAMMETT.
•

His HONOUR gave judgment in this cause, on
the question argued , some days ago, between the
ymmger son of the late Sir Benjamin Hammett,
and the executors of the eldest son and heir of the
deceased. It was, said, his Honour, a question
as to the otligation 'of the younger son to accept
the bond of his elder brother, executor and resi-
duary legatee of the father, Kith' judgment against
the real estates of the father in and abont
Taun-
ton, in •the county of-,Somerset, pursuant to an
agreement entered into between the brothers in
1807, on the father's death, for passing such bond
and judgment in lieu -of a legacy, of a specific le-
gacy, of 10,0001. in the three per cent. consols.,
given by the father's will.
The Bond was objected by Mr. HART, leading
Counsel for the younger son, on the ground of the
want of • title •to the estates in the father. 'His
Honour was of 'opinion, that the. Bond should not
be deeiaed a valid security to secure the legacy,
nor a substitute for the same; and decreed the,
younger scot° go in before the Master oa the ge-
nerd) account of.
.the assets:, whiCh was directed,
and to be paid front the product.
Judgment was given against the Bond, and 41.
favour of the younger sou.
London, England, 1814-12-17

'PATENT FILTERING:MACIIINE.

STE PH EN SON 'S PATENT FILTERING-.
,MACHIN ES are portable,
..never out. of-repair, and in
the best Invention eve.r.produced for pitrifring Water, -at the
uneNnnipled rate of 200 Galtonsper day, rendering the Water,
beautifully transparteit. \
• - J. S. begs leave tit offer, his grateful ackno-wledgurents it,
the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public., for their distinguishink
Patronage, end Offers his Itivention,at thc.following prices
First; oi-- large size; Ten Guineas, 'purifies at the rate of 2.0
-gallons per day.—Second size, Seve,WGuitseas, ditto I OuVI.:
lonsiper day.—Third size, Fivelluiheas, dittO 50. galh.lus pe
day. „ , -
-. .
. .To be sees at work at his ManufactorV, U, Mortirner-street,
" Carendish-Square; and at the Bar cf the Jerusalem Coffee 7!
house, Cooper's-court, Ceruhill. - . •

FREEHOLD ESTATE near UXBRIDGE.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by ELIAS NF,WMAN;

(Under the Acts' for .Redemption of the Lani-Tax), at the
.AUCTION MART, opposite the -Bank of England, un
TUESDAY, the 17th day of January, 1813, at Pi o'clock,
fisl ONE LOT,

COMPRISING a. vet•y DESIRABLE. FARM,
in a ring fence,-with i3kvelling-house, Barns,- Stables,
and other Out-buildings, together with sundry locosures of
Arable and Pasture Laud, containing Ninety-Line Acres
(more or less); situate in the parish ,_of Hillingdon, in the
county of :Middlesex, about two miles from • Uxbridge, and
nearly owosite the thirteenth mile-stone from London; now
ill the occupatihn of Mr.lioliert •Whittington,. -under a leaSe
which will expire at Nlichaelinas, 4824. The Estate will be
sold exonerated from. Land-Tax. The
_growing Tithber to be
included i~rthe purchase.- Ttie Estate play be viewed on ap-
plication to th renan.
Printed Particuiars and. Conditions of Sale will be distri-•
tinted in clue time, and way be had at the White lorse
Uxbridge; Whitediarf Imi' Hares; at the Place of Sale ;
and of the Auctioneer at Chelmsford, in-Essex; and further
Particulars may in the mean time be known upon application
to Mesirs. Tindal and Perkins., solicitors, at Chelmsford.
London, England, 1814-12-17

CONSUNIPTIONS CURED.

PROFESSIONAL MAN, who through an
£ extensive practice in the liliove Disease, has been so
fort.unate.as to discover a NIEDICINE that, is an INFALLI-
BLE CURE for CONSUMPTIONS ;,by which Medidine he
has cored many when given over by eminent Physicians, and
when in the last stage of a. Consumption, .attended with
-cough, spitting of blood, and oedematous sweliiu. s of the
feet, &c. .Though the truth of this assertion may be doubt,
ed, the Advertiser is h ippy to say, that. he has it in his
power to refer to those he has cured, and when given over by
some of the first Professional Men ; he therefore now pub-
licly offers it to those woo are labouring under this afflicting
Disease.

Letters (post paid) addressed for A. 'B. No. 6, Great
Quehrc-street, New-road, Mary-le!.bonti, London, will have
immediate attention ; and where attendance is given every
(lay (Sandays.exceptcdj, from 10 to 12 in the lorenoon.

TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE has proved that tlieinost
effectual anu safe itentedv for the CURE of COUGHS,
COLDS, ASIAMAS, HObPING-COUGfi, and all ()li-
t BTRUCTIONS of the BREAST and LUNGS, is un-
questionably

IF"'"-OittutNA -PW3TO RA
-
L-
S of HOREHOUND, an elegant preparation
from that well. known Herb; it has obtained the pre-emi-
nence (beyond precedent), for the Care of the above. Com-
plaints, of which the anthenticity can be ascertained, by ap-
plication at most of the respectable Venders of Medicine, in
all the principal Cities and Towns in the Kingdom.; -the the Po-
pularity and good Effects of this Invaluable Medicine need
no superfluous Comments, as the extensive Demand proves
its Superiority as a Public Medicine to give immediate Relief.
The Publi will please to observe, it cannot he Genuine un-
less each I3ottle is enclosed in an Affidavit, attested at the
Mansion House, London, June it h,
.1805.
Sold in Bottles, at 10s. 6d.-Is. 6d.—and 2s. 9d. each, by
Shaw and Edwards, F. Newbery and Sons, St. Paul's Church
Yard; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church Yard; Barclay and
Sons, Fleet-market ; John Evan!, 42,Long-lane; R.Johnstori,
Greek-street, Soho; Sanger, 150, Oxford-street; Arnulds, 59,
Barbican ; by the only Proprietor, R. Ford, Chemist, Go,-
well Terrace, near Islington, front Barbican ; by It. Butler,
London; and by all Venders in every Town in the United
Kingdom.•
London, England, 1814-12-17

TUESDAY, OCT. 18.

Mr. Lewis; of Va. presented the memorial of a
of inhabitants of Alexandria, stating their

surprise at the slanders in circulation
respectin:!: that city, and praying a full and fair
int;esri.gatiou of their conduct during the late visit
of the enemy to that ;own. The memorial was
read. Mr. Lewis moved to refer the memorial to
the Committee of Investigation appointed On the
subject—which motion, after some desultory con-
versatiou was agreed_t6.
ktiEDNErepAY, OCT. 19.—The joint resolution
from Lime -benate, atithOrising the joint Library
Gmunittee of-Congress ro-- contract for the pur-
chase of the Library of Mr. Jefferson, was read
a third time as amended, and passed.
London, England, 1814-01-03

ADMIRALTY -OFFICE, Dcc. 200813.

NOTICE is her'eby &fn., tlurt aSession- of Oye,
and-Terminer and Goal Delivery, for the Trial of Of-
fences poinntittid on the High.Seas,'cithin.the jurisdiction of
the.ddinirally of Englando:ill be
_held at Justice Hall, in the
Old Bailey, LOndon,7 on Friday, the gist of Jan. next, at
Eight o' Cloth in the. Morning.

J. ir. CROKER.

VICTMILL ING-OFFICE, Dec. :3, 1 S 13.

. .
TIE CO IMISSIONERSfor'VICTUALLIAG
- His MAJES7TS-NAI'Y do hereby give Notice,
Thai on Friday, the 7th January next, they will be ready
to receive Tenders in writing, (waled uP) and treat for the
supply (on separate Contracts) of what FRESI3 BEEF nzo
beicquircd for the use of -his Majesty's Ships and-Vessels at
Limerick aird in the River Shannon ; 'Londonderry and
Lough,willy; tsnr‘fiel?ast, Carrickfergus, Larne Harbour,
and Newry; far rweli,e .3fonths certain) and further, until
SiX Months warning shall he given for the termination of the
Contracts; the Conditions of which may be Seen at the Se-
cretory's Office ; at this Office; or by applying to the Colley;
tors of his Majesty's Customs at Liwerick, Londonderry, and
Belfast, respectively.

• No regard will be had to 'any Tender in. which • the Price
shall not be inserted in ~:•ords at length, or that shall oat be
delivered to the Board before One o'Cloch on the said Fri-
day, the 7th January next, nor unless the Person who Inches
the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to an-
swer when called for. -

Each 7'ender must also be accompanied by a Letter signed
by two respon:iblt Persons engaging to beccune bound with,
the Party tendering, in the Penal Sam of OM for the due
performance of ecqh of:ae Contract:;. •
London, England, 1814-01-03

OFFICE OF ORD2VANCE, Dec. 27, 1813.

TTIHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Iles MA-
JESTy'S ORDNANCE do Orel!' give Notice, That
Propo.vals• receireq at their Oifice iit Pall-Matt, on
or b,:fidre Moaday, the 10th day of January next, from such
Persons as may. be willLng to:purchase about Ninety Tons
of SALT I'EI'BE BAGS and BAGS, now in Store at the
Royal Powder at Faversham, in the County of Kent.

.Further Particulars, may be known upon applieution to the
• Storeh,eeper of the Ordnance at Faversham, where the Rags
and Rags maybe viewed; and also at the Secretary's Office, in
Pall-Mall aforesaid, apy Day' betweot the hours of Ten
and Four o'clock; :where the Proposals 'nuist be delivered,
sealed up, and indorsed " Proposals for the Purchase of Salt
Parc Bags and 'Rags ;" but no Proposal can be admitted
after the said 10th day of January, ea Twelve o'clock at
Noon of the saw" day, neither will any Tender be vdticcd,
unleis the Party- making it,. ar A,f,rept in his behalf, shall
attend. •

By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREW, Sec.
London, England, 1814-01-03

BANNIWIrs.

L. Ltwrenee and A. S. Solomun, Falmouth, rnerchautg, to
surrender Jan. 11, 2:;, arid feb. 12, atGuildhall.
Mr. Lloward,Jewry-str,Ct.

J. Reed, Notth Shields, ro4st#T7rnariner, :fan. 15, 18. and
Feb. 12, at Guildhall, leontlon: Attorney', Mr. Winter,
Serjeant's-Inn.
W. Godney and It, Hutton, Kingston-upon-rlull, corn-fac-
tors, Jan. 7,8, and Feb.l2; at the White-Hart, Kiugstori-
upon-fiull. Attornies, Messrs. Rosser and Son, Bartlett's.
buildings, Holborn.
J. Gregory, Neath, Glamorgan, linen-drarer, .Ttn. 12, 14,
and Feb. 12, at. the Ship and Castle, /,:oath." Attornies,
Messrs. Cardales and Younw,-, Gay's-Inn.
W. and J. Cartledge, Uttoxeter, Staffordshire,. hatterl, Jan.
19, r; add Feb. 12, at the Whfite Ilan/ and Star, Uttoxeter.
Attornies, Messrs. Kinderley'and Co. Gray's-Ton: •
J. Fulluon, Suffolk-place, Hackmy-rviid, eorn-dealet,jan;'4;•
15, and Feb. 12, at Guildhall. "Attorney, Mr., Zailier,
•
Chancery-lane, • .
E. I. Samuels, Great Prescott:street, Goodman's-fields; Jan:
4, 18, and Feb, 12, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.,Howard,
Jewry-street. • f
A. Brown, Close, Hudderael,:, Yorkshire, shear-milker, Jan.
Lid 5, 17, and Feb. 12,at Gri•ave's Hotel, bevils. Attornies,
Messrs. Lamberts and Co. Gray's-Inn-square,
J. Shaw, Greenwich, Kent, victuailer, Jan. t, 22, and Feb..
12, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pearson,
,Elni-ctiurt,
Temple. '
J. Tim, Boston, Lincolnshire, merchant, Jan.. 74, 15, and.
Feb. 12, at the Green Dragon, Boito.n.' Attornies, Messrs.
Lodington and Hall, Secondaries' Office; Temple.
P. Cusack, Norwich, tailqr, Jan. 14, 15, and Feb, 12, at the
Woolpack, Norwich. Attornies, Messrs. I'resjand and Co.
prunpurick-sqqare.
F. Crow. Loekwaod, Almondburv, Yorkshire; Nvoolititpl er,
Jan. 21, 22, and Feb. 12, at the lime and Crown, Hudders—
field. Attornies, Messrs. Tarrant and Co. Chancery-lane,
Loudon. •
London, England, 1814-01-03

Loral ChainAerk4;74's Oifice4 Dec :31, 131.

His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased,
in the name and on behalf of his Majesty, to appoint the
night Rey. Father in GOd, William, now Ilishop of I,..ondont
to the place of Dean of his Majesty's Chapels loyal, in the
room of the Right Rev. Father in God, John, late Bishop.of
London, deceased.

The Lord Cileamherlain has heen pleased to appoirlt the Rev.
John Carlton,.l.). I). fteetOr of Hartest-stim-lhextiel, and of
Statisticid, in the- county of SufFoll, to be one of his Majesty's
Chaplains in ordinary, in the room of the ItereFend 4, smith,
deceased,
London, England, 1814-01-03

NAVAL NEWS.

Ff.1.401.11'4; DEC. ;.,1 .—Apived the Duke, of
Kent: packet with a mail florn Pasage, in four
days ;
.the Hero, Hocking, from Alicar4, and two
ships froolWaterford., The ,Osborne packet. 'for
Cadiz, Gibraltar, arid, the. Mediterranean, add the
Liana packet, for Halifax, are gone luzo the
Roads.. • ,

DEAL, JAN. '2.—Arrived the Alert sloop of war
from oa, the,French•const. Sailed. the Lord Coch-
rane and Hayford trinbports, under convoy of the
Swan. cutterp.for Holland. The whole of the
outward-bound remain,

PORTSMOUTH, JAN...2.-T-Arrived his Majesty's
ship Saturn from Plymouth. • Sailed his Majesty's
ships Snap, Dexterous, Savage, Misletoe, New
andDiomede.; also the-Cormorant and Swift
store-sbips—all for the Downs ; 'SVolga trans-
port, and four other vessels, for the River.
PLYMOUTH, JAN. I.—Arrived the 11111CriC311
schooner Antoinette, from Philadelphia for Boor-
deaux, with cotton wool, &c. : she was chased
on shore in Basque Roads by the Royalist sloop
of war,
.but was soon got off, though in a leaky
state., The cargo must be immediately lauded.—
Arrived the Rosamond sloop of war front rort,i-
mouth, and the loyalist from a cruise. Sailed
his Majesty's ships Jalouse and Protector tor Ire-
laud, having a fleet of transports under .convoy,
with the Ist Somerset Militia on board. Also
sailed his Majesty's ship Saturn for Portsmouth.
Came in the Rachel transport from Passage.
Yesterday a Court-Martial was held on hoard
the !Salvador, on Captain PHILIP CARTERET, of
the Pomone, for not bringing an enemy's frigate
into action, when in sight.—Captain CARTE4ET.
was acquitted.
IJARWICH, JAN. 2.—Sailed the New Union,
LANCASTER, for Helvoet, with passengers, &c.
__. • __.

LEITH, lhc. 30.—The cherokce ;loop of wat~
sailed from Leith Roads yesterday, xvith
transports, for Aberdeen, Where they are_ to em-
bark troops for Holland.—Light breezes this
morning from the south-west.

We arc informed by a letter from 'en Officer of.
his Majesty's ship Tigre, in the East Scheldt, that
a Frenchman came on board that ship, On the 22d
ult. who said he came from Paris, in disguise, and
wished to go to the English Government : he
says that the people in France are very generally
disposed against their present Government.
The Advent-Ore, Mossop, -from Newfoundlanai to
Lisbon, and four other vessels, names unknown,
are totally lost.
Vice-Admiral the I-lon. Sir ALEXANDER Coon.-
RANE, K. B. is expected at Portsmouth in a few
days, o hoist his flag on board the Asia, of 74
guns, for the North American Command.—Cap-
.ain WAIN* RIGHT is appointed to COMthalld the

Asia.
Friany the Medina, of `O, Captain COURCHIE/I,
sailed from Portsmouth for Passages 200,050/,,
on hoard for the Marquis of WELLINGToN's army.
The Bombay of 74, Captain'Sl. PARKER, brings
home the next convoy from the Mediterranean ;
and the Goliath, of 54, Captain F. MAITLAND, the
next convoy from the West Indies.
London, England, 1814-03-31

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ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE,

Estaillished by Royal Charter, in the Reign of King George
the First.

March, 1814.
• -IDERSONS, 'whose annual Premiums fall (hie
on the 26,th instint,-aare hereby informed that Receipts
are .now ready to he delivered at the Company's' Offices, over
the Royal Exchange and in Pall-Mall, as well ashy their re-
spective Agentsin'the Serail-al Counties ; and the Parties At.-
sured arc requested to apply for the Renewal of their
cics on or before the uth of Apia next, as the usual Fif-
teen Days allowed for Payment, beyond the date of each Po-
licy, will then expire. • , .
SAMUEL FLNKMG, Tun. Secfetary.

At* Attendance. is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the
Assurance of Buildings, Geods, •Merchandize and Strips, in
Harbour, in Duch, or while building, '
from Lois or Damage
by Fire; and also for the Assurance of and granting Annui-
ties on, Lives.
N. H. Fire Policies will be issued free of Expense to the
Assured, where the annual Premium. amounts to Gs. or up-
wards.

THURS.DAY, MARCH 3k., 1814.
London, England, 1814-03-31

cEirriFICATES—AvRIL 19.

J. Bedenham, of Cheant, Surrey, innkeeper—S. Mendham,
of Fenthurch-street, merchant—H.Tew, of Wcilclose-square,
tea-dealer—G. Payne, of Hunter-street worth, St. Pancras,
timber-merchant—J. Cordwell, of Manchester, victualler—
T. Hampton and E. Hooper, of Ithayader, bankers.
London, England, 1814-03-31

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The West India Trade Bill, the West India Ships Rill, arid
the Coflea Bill, were severally committed. The reports to be
received to-morrow.
The Legal Quays pill was read a third time, and passed.
The House went into a Committee on the Acts relating to
Sailcloth. Report to be received to-morrow.
Mr. LUSHINGTON" brought in a Bill to revive and continue
the Acts relating' to Gold Coin. It was read a first time,
and ordered to he read a second time to-morrow.
The Salt Duty Bill was read a second time. Committed on
London, England, 1814-03-31

C,OII:4CIL.

Yesterday the LORD MAYOR l!ela' a 6 ,ztrt
Common. Council, for the purpose of coniderirtg
the Report of the-ImprOvernerit Committee, relaA.
tine to making a new street from
Aldersgate-street; and the, erection ofa ne‘v
Qiiiee, which was adjourned at the Court held art
Thursday last., •
After the last proceedings had been refitl; a Peg
tition was presented from several Inhabitants of
Cheapside, Fostc.-lane, . St. Martiti!s-k-Grilnd,:
Newgate,streef, &c. who are likely to be affected
by the. proposed ivrovement. • .
• The Report beifig read, a very' long ilisenssion
ensued thereon between' Messrs.Waithmani
Dixon, Slade; White, Sir Charles Price, Bait,
Vandercom,•Pearso, and several othces. A. niu4
tion was finally made that the Court agree with
the Committee in their Report. when Mr. Dixon
muted the previous question, and on the show
hands being taken, the LORD MAYoa declared thq
same to be lost ; opon which- a division was.
demanded, and granted, when there appearcd:--,
For the previous Question, against agreeing with tile rie-
port

Alder Men
Commoners
Teirers

- 49

Against the previous quesiou
Aldermen r
Cumn►oners 105
Tellers 2

Majority

___lo9
-60

The Court then proceeded to the consideratiOn.
of the above original motion for agreeing with
the Report,; and the show of hands being taken
upon that, the LORD MAYOR declared .the decision
of.the Court to be ih favour of agreeing with the
Report.
'Petitions to [Parliament for leave to bring in a
Bill accordingly, for effecting the Improvement,
were read and approved, and ordered to be pre-
sented by the Sheriffs, attended by the Reafern-;
brancer, forthwith, and, the Comtnitte .were
powered to prosecute the said Petition in' such
manner as they should be advised.
On a Report from the Commitee of General
Purposesi the Court unanimously agreed to subf
scribe the stun of 1001. in aid of the Funds.of the
Finsbury Dispensary. .
London, England, 1814-03-31

eADIZ AND con.tr,..NA

ST. iF.AN DE LUZ, .7.llAncu IB.—A deputa,
tion lias set out from Pau .to receive the Duke
D'ANGpuLEmE, and offer him the palace of
HENRY IV.

Si', SEVERS; MARCH some time a day
has not passed without snow another battle, it
is presumed, will sake place between Pau and To-
losa.-Z—SouLT retired: in disorder ; the men who
deserted him exceed 4000. The inhabitants
curse the- 4ifimilonscorcluct of the Wench troops.
—Corunna Pciper, March 8.

LzuN, the action of Orthies
•
2000, prisoners and' eight • pieces of cannon ksere
taken from the enemy. SDULT took the direc-
tion of Tolosa. Magazines have been found in
Roquefort and Langon. •
The troops of General FREYA are to change
their march, and proceed by Gauta Marta de
Gosse,,Port de Larne, Peyrehorade, and Orthies,
to Pau, where , they will establish their head-.
quarters. In the, places through which they have
passed our troops haVe been extremely well
received, and on the roads there is perfect sem-
rity : they receive provisions from the English
Commissaries the same as the British troops. The
strictest discipline is observed, and the -inhabi-
tants are much respected.—(Same Paper.)
London, England, 1814-03-31

VICTU-ILLINCiI OFFICE, "28, 1814.

rr 1:1L CO M YIISSIOgE 'RS forVICTUAL L/NG
J.' ills MAJESTY'S, N.9PY di; herd Sy give Notice,
That on,Tuesday, the 12th of April 4;21, they will be ready to
reveise Tenders La uniting, sealed up, and treat for Three
Hundrell Thousand Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM, to be
delivered, duly free (from Warelionses in which the same
shall hare been bonded), in the space of one Month, iildo his
Majesty'.' rietvalling Stores at the Ports, and in the iiro-
portio:tf,vldermentioned, 1.4 z.

Gallons.

Deptford 200,000
Portsruotith .... 100,000

300,000

Atli to be paid fur by Bills, pwyabic with interest, Niitety
,Qays after date.
The Condition: of the Contract nzay be seen\a: the Se-

cretarj's Qgice.
No regard will be had to any Tender in ivhich the Price
shall not he inserted in words at length, or that shall not
he delivered to the Board before Oni o'Cloeh on the said Tues-
day, the 1 eth - of newt, nor unless the Person who
makes the Tender, or some Perm-I
-an his behalf, attends,
to answer when called for. ' .
London, England, 1814-03-31

4
,44
tif4 IV,

CONTRACT FOR COALS ;12r7.) MELTING PIG
IRON.. .

Navy-Office, March 19, I e
THE PRINCIPAL OFFIC4fia qnd Cailf
skoNEfts of WS MAJESTY's NAVY de hereby
give Notice; That- on Wednesday, tie 6th of Apiil next,
at One o'clock, they will be ready to treat with such Persons
as ?nay be willing to Contract for suprlying his. Majesty's
several Dock Yards, oi• any one or rno,e qf them, and also
this Office, with COALS; and also, for supplying Ids lila-
esty's Yard at Portsmouth with SOFT 'MELTING PIG
IRON.

Distribution of the Coals, and FormS of the Tenders,
may be see: at this Office. No Tender will he received after
One o'Clock, on the day of Treaty; nor any noticed, unless
the Pasty, or an .dgent forisins, attends.
Every Tendermust be ctccumpanied by a Letter addressed
to Use Navy Board„land signed by two responsible Persons,
enyagint to become- Lonna with tke Person tendering, in the
.Snr:, per 100 Chaldrons, for the dne performance of
the Contract for Coals; and 500/. for the due performance of
the Conaraet for Iron.

PICIVALLING-OFFICE, March 24, 1814.

/HE ONERSfor VICTUALLING
JIL His MAJESTY'S -NA FY do hereby glee Notice, That
on Friday, , the Ist of ApAl next, they wig be ready to
receive renders in writing,- (staled up) and treat for One,
Thousand Quarters of New Pale, and Two Hundred Quarters
of New Close Dried MIBER MALT; to be answerable to
Samples (of not less than one qua:l, cry )
„to be produced
with the Tenders, to be delivered into 11i..? Majesty's Vic-
tualling Stores, atsDeptford, tize space. of one month ; and
to- be paid for by sills, payable with l'iitcrest Ninety days
after date. •

The Conditions of Me Contract may be seer at the Secre-
tary's Office.'

No regard will be had to any Tender in which (fte Price
•shall.;tot be inserted in words', at length, or that shall not be
delivered to the soard before One o' Clock on the said Fri-
day', the Ist of April
,next, nor unless the Person who
makes the Tender, or some Person on his beLall, attends,
to answer when called for.
London, England, 1814-03-31

THE BOURBONS AND THE NEGOCIATIONS.

Mr. BRAND rose for The purpose of putting two.
questions to' the Right Honourable Gentleman
(the Chancellor of the ]xchequer.), to answer
which he hoped there would be no objection.
First, whether Government had sent out, or was
about to send out, a ship to convey the Duke. of
Berri to' Bourdeaux ?--and,' secondly, whether
Negociations were still carried on at thatillon be-
tween the Ambassadors of the Allies and of the
Emperor of France ?
Ihe CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER replied;
that with regard to the second question he should
have thought that the Honourable Member would
have been aware,, that in the present situation •of
affairs it would not be fit to give any answer upon.
the subjeat. On the first inquiry we understood
the
Riot Honourable Gentleman to put a nega-
tive; hut the low tone of voice in which he spoke
would not permit what he said to be distinctly
heard in the gallery.
London, England, 1814-05-04

HOUSE OF COMMON'S.

NIGliwAYs.
Mr. WOR'I'LEY moved. for leave to bring in a Bill to
amend the ilighway Act.—Granted.

EAST INDIA PENSION LIST.
Mr. CRE_EVEY; gave notice that he should move, next
Tuesday, for Copies of the Correspondence that had passed
between the President of the Board of Controul and the East
India Company, respecting the renewal of Pensions.
London, England, 1814-05-04

rPhiteh#ll,, May 3, 1814.

His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been
pleased, in the name.and on the behalf of his Ma-
j!...Fty, to grant the dignities 9f Duke and Marquess
of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire-
). Ind unto Field-MarshalArthur, Marquess of Wel-
.lington, Knight of the Most Noble Order of the
Clarter, and the heirs male of his' body lawfully
begotten, by the names, stiles, and titles' of Mar.:
guess Douro and Duke of Wellington, in, the
County of Somerset. -

. .
_His:Royal 'Highness the Prince Regent has also
been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of
iiis'.l`...faiesty, to grant the -dignity of a Baron of
the United Kingdom of, Great Britain and Ireland
unto the following Military Officers, and the heirs

male of their bodies lawfully begotten ; viz.
Lieutenant-General the Honourable Si.- John
Hope, linightof the Most Honourable-Order of
the Bath, by (he name, stile, and title of Baron
•

Niddry, of Niddry, in- the County of Linlithgow:
Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Graham, Knight
of the Most Honourable Orde6 ff the Bath, by
the name, stile, and title of Baron Lyndoch, ,of
Balgowin, in the C6unty of Perth.
Lieutenant-General Sir Stapleton Cotton, Bart.
Knight of the Most Honourable Order of the
Bath, by the name, stile, and title of Baron Com-
berzere, .in the County Palatine of Chester.
Lieutenant-General Sir Rowland Hill, Knight
of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, by
the name, stile, and title of Baron Hill, of AIIDO-
. raa, and of Hawkestone, in the County of Salop.
Lieutenant-General Sir William Carr Beres-
ford, Knight of the Most Honourable Order of the
Bath, by the name, stile, and title of Baron Beres-
lord, of Albuera.
London, England, 1814-05-04

C'ORTES.

" APRIL 15.—The Secretary of War received
a dispatch from
.the. Duke ot CIUDAD RCFDRIGO:,
stating the entrance ot the -Allies into Paris; on the
31st of March, as it was announced in a notice
published by the Prefect. at Toulouse.—(Lord,
WELLINGTON'S letter is' not dated in tt,is Paper).—
It was resolved that a Te Derma should be cele-
brated for the successes of the Allied arms.
-" MADRID, APRIL 16.--We learn, with the
greatest satisfaction, that the Government has re-
solved to send 4000 chosen troops, under General
LACY, to the aid of the distressed inhabitants of
Montevideo; and will use all possible means to
bring back to the side of justice the'deceived.peo-
pie of Buenos Ayres, and ail these provinces.
" MADRID, APRIL 18.—Besides the expedition
to Montevideo, which will consist of from 4500 to
5000 men, two others are to go out ; one to
-Costa Firma, and the other to Vera Cruz ; we
do not know who will command them."

It is with the most sincere pleasure that we
can assure our Readers, that Letters have been
received this day from Sir JOHN HOPE (Baron,
Niddry), dated the very day that the vessel which
was said to have brought the report of his death
sailed from Passages. The wounds of that gallant
Officer are healing rapidly.

We are -happy to have it in our power to lay
before our Readers Letter No. .I\7. of our Corres-
pondent in France, which did not arrive in► due
course. .

We have this day inserted an article from Rome,
to which we referred on Monday : it is an in. c-
resting article, and will demand at a future period
some detailed observat ions.

The Gazette of last night announces the pro-
motion of Lord WELLINGTON to the dignity of a
Dukedom, by the title of Duke of Wellington.
His second title is Marquis Douro. Sir J. HOPE
is created Baron Nidilry; Sir T. GRAHAM, Baron
Lyndoch ; Sir S. COTTON, Baron Combermere ;
Sir R. HILL, Bardn Hill; Sir W. C. BERESFORD,
Baron Beresford of Albuera.

Yesterday the Duke of YORK held his
.weekly
Levee, which was numerously attended. by Fo-
reign Officers. who have lately arirved in. this
country, and others.

Viscount SIUIIOUrII
had yesterday an. audience
of the PRINCE REGENT, at Carlton House.
A Court of Cothmon Council is to be held at
Guildhall to-morrow, at twelve o'clock.
Captain FITZCLARENCE is recovering very fast
from the effect• of •his .wound. The ball passed
entirely through his thigh, without injuring the
bone, and the consequences' are not likely to biit
of the least inconvenience.

DUCHESS OF OLDENBURGH.—Yesterday morn-
ing, about half-past seven o'clock, her Imperial
Highness and suite 4-ft Pulteney Hotel, in three
carriages and four for Oxford.
London, England, 1814-05-04

CHING's PATENT WORM. LOZENGES

- .
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Kingdom, as well as by the following Honourable
Ladies, who have given _this Medicine t 6 the.ii own Chil-
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.hoods, with unparalleled success
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Leeds - • The Right. Hon. the Countess
Her Grace the Duchess of of Shaftesbury.
Rutland. The Right Hon. the Countess
The Right Hon. the Countess of INlountnorris.
of Darnley. The Right Hon. the Countess
The Right Hon. Lady Caro- of Cork.

‘„
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The Right Hon. Lady Eliza- Bridgeman.
beth Spencer. Lady Page Turner.
The Hon. Lady Boston. Lady Los-et.
And many.other Ladies of. the first rank and character, too
London, England, 1814-05-04

numero►►s to insert.

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dURNALS-of the SIEGES undertaken by the
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rrIY WORKS of Mrs. - COWLEY.-
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Huntress, the Invasion of Spain by the Moors, the Emigra-
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LAFONS' CirADE TO PARIS.
This Day published,
MitelyOrinted in a neat I'Jchet Volume, illustrated with a
• large general Map of France, from the latest Authorities,
and a N4ap of the Roads between London and Pars, price ss.
A PRACTICAL: GUIDE, (intim; JOUR-
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fiers and lastittitions,Placus of Amusement, Streets; Markets,
&c. a Skoftth of Modern Manners, Catalogue of Paintings,
and ,11 'nee Objects deserving of notice in the French Metro-
polis, and its Environs.
By M. LAFONS.
London: Published Jas. Oddy, 2, Ivy-lane, Paternoster-
row and sold by iNlaynard, Pantou-street, Haymarket,
and all othur Booksellers.

This Dav was published,
In foolscap BYO. iihistrateil with Wood Cuts, by Tiranston,
f7ont Designs by Thurston, the 2d Edition, price 10s. 6d.
Boards,
mr. GETICAL VAGARI LS ; calttainin6 .an Ode
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London, England, 1814-05-04

GALWAY CATHOLICS.

Mr. BLAKE moved for leave to bring in a Bill' for remov-
ing doubts as to the provisions of a❑ Act of the 33d of his
present Majesty, entitled an Act fur the relief of his Majesty's
Popisii subjects, in refation to the town of Galway.
Mr. DALY said he should not object to this Bill in its pre-
tent stage, though he should in its fOture progress. It was
not so much to remove doubts, as to grant the elective frau,
chile to 20 or 30,000 new voters.

Leave gisien; and the, Bill brought in, and read a first tinie•

CLERGY PENALTIES BILL.

Mr. B. BATHU4ST moved the third reading of the Clergy
Penalties Bill, and! proposed several new clauses. The first
was, that no action or process that had been sued out, com-
menced, &c. and upon which issue had been joined, previ-
ously to Jan. 1813, should he affected by any thing contained
in this Bill. The other. clauses not being properly engrossed,
the further proceedings upon the Bill were postponed till the
other Orders of the.Ddy had been disposed of.
London, England, 1814-07-09

OriSERVE, a few Copies only are now left on sale (price
ThreeShillings)of that scarce, interesting, and useful fa-

roily IVork (;;iili which is given an ►legaut Portrait of the
Author, and a View of Gilead House), entitled
ALGUIDE to HEALTH : or, Advice to both
Sexes, ►n a variety of Complaints.
London, England, 1814-07-09

BATEMAN, ON CUTANEOUS DISEASES.
This Day was published,
In Octavo, (illustrated by a coloured Plate of the 'Eight
Orders, the 2d Edition, price Ns. in boards, of

APRACTICAL SYNOPSIS of CUTANEOUS
DISEP.,tiItS, according to the arrangement of Dr.
exhibiting a -concise View of the Diagnostic Symp-.
toms, and the Method of Treatment.
By THOMAS BATEMAN, M.D. F. L. S.'
'Physician to the Public Dispengary,_ and to the Fever
• Institution.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees,. Orme, and Brown, Pa-
ternoster-row.
" His mode of treating his subject,• renders his work a
perfect model for works of this description." " To this
general encomium upon the work, it is scarcely necessary to
add our opinion, that it ought to be in the library of every
member of the profession,"
4diu. Med. and Sur;;. . Journal, 814.
London, England, 1814-07-09

MURDER.

Yesterday Joseph Smith was indicted for killing
and slaying. Ann, his. wife.
Mr. GURNEY, in an opening speech, detailed
the following tacts to the Jury. The prisoner
and his wife were in humble circumstances in life,
and much addicted to drinking. On the evening
of theStlf of June, the daughter of the deceased'
was alarmed. by the quarrel of her parents, and
going into the apartments she found the deceased
in a bad state, and much.bruised, and she died the.
next morning. On the examination of Mr. Meres,
the Surgeon, who examined the body, he explain-,
ed the nature of the bruises ; he found the mem-
brane of the brain much inflamed, but such had
no connection with the external marks of vio-
lence, End death was probably occasioned by ex-
cessive -drinking. Here Mr. GURNEY declined
going further into the case ; and by the direction
of the Judge, the Jury acquitted the prisoner.

Francis Webb alas indicted for stealing- a Tian-
titnapt silver table spoons, the property of Mr.
Neikle. The prisoner was employed in the ser-
vice of the prosecutor, at \\Tapping, and the pro-
perty was traced to have been pawned by the
prisoner at -different pawnbrokers.—Guilty.

On ThiirSday night, between six and seven
o'clock, one of the new houses in Marchmout-
street, Bruswick-square, fill to the g-round with
a:dreadful crash. There were several persons in
various apartments of the house at the time, but
fortunately they all escaped unhurt, having got a
few moment's warning, by a kind of hissing or
creaking noise. From the second floor, a female
lodger, who was in bed, with her child, was pre-
cipitated into the. street ; and their lives were
saved by their clinging to the bed until it reached
the ground.
The maid servant who was shot in -Grosvenor-
street by a fellow who knocked at the door, and
win fired a pisrol at her on opening it, we un-
derstand, is still alive.

:)lILITARY PR()MOTIONS.
London, England, 1814-07-09

CLERGY RF,SIDENCE DILL.

Sir W. SCO rr brought up the Report on the Clergy Resi-
dence Bill, to which some clauses were added in the Com-
niittee,and the Report ordered to be taken. into further con-
sideration on Wednesday. . . .

Lot d P.ALMERSTON presented a.Pelition again 4 the ton-
tinuunee of the Slave Trade, from the Unieer,ity of Cam-
bridge ; and postponed the Army Estimates to Nlonday.
11.1 r. LUsIIINGTON presented an .xeoutit of the Net Pro-
duce of the Reyenue from January laor. to January 1814.
Thelion. Gentleman also brought in u Bill to regulate the.
re-issue of PromissoryNetes in Scotland, which was read a
first time, and the second reading fixed for Monday.
The Spoiled Stamps Bill was, read a first time, and ordered
to be read n second time on Monday. .

- .
The Report of the Committee of 'Ways and Means, and the
Report on Lord Combermere's Annuity, were severally
brought up, and Bills ordered aceqrdingly.
Tho Report on the Bank Restrietion'Bill was received, awl
the Bill ordered to be read a third time on Monday.
SPIRIT INTERCOURSE BILL. ,

In the Committee on this Bill, Mr. lILTSKIsSON moved to
postpone the time When the Bill should take eifeet, from the
22d of July to the Ist of Oct-ober.
Mr;j..ls. GRANT, with a' view to protect the Scotch Dis-
tillers, wished to put oil: the commelyin eent of the operation
of the Bilhlo'the 10th of 'NOvember.
A desultory discussion ensued, in which Mr. Fitzgerald, Lord
Castlereagh, Mr W.Dundas', and Mr. Ponsonhy participated.
Mr. 1111.ISSON, at some lentils, cententled, that the
fairest course to take between the English and Irish Distillers
would be to continue the suspensiOn till the let of October,
and give the Irish Distiller a compensation at the rate Of 10
per cent. on the -spirits actually warehoused for exportation.
A long- conversation took place upon this proposition, in
which Sir N.'Colthurst,- Mr. Hawthorn, the Chancellor of
the. Exchequer, Sir:F. Flood, and Mr. Fitzgerald, took a part.
pn.the question being put, :qr. Huskisson's Amendment
was carried by a majority of 61 to 53.
The Report. was then brought up, and the re-consideration
of it fixed for Monday., • • -
The other Orders of the Day were then disposed of.—Adj.

OLD BAILEY.
London, England, 1814-07-09

THE PITT SEAL,

ACRED to the memory of the Illustrious
LT Statesman who inspired his Counts• with that spirit of
courage and perseverance in the Cause of suffering-Humanity,
which 'has terminated at last in the _Emancipation of _Europe,
and . the coniial'union'of.,:its greatest Uonarchs for the pre-
servation of Independem.e and Liber?y.

Mr. BRASERIDGE respectfully informs those who ve-
nerate the wise system by winch this glorious Revolution
has been effected, and who wish to perpetuate the memory of
its F. under and supporter, that he has succeeded in obtain-
ing a correct Imp/ scion for SEALS, and LOCKETS,
taken from Turaerelli's Oust, which is 'esteemed the best
LIKENESS of the Right Hunourable WILLi AM PITT.
No. too, Fleet-street.
London, England, 1814-07-09

likitintitAt PAlit,tAitS-4rt.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FIUPAY; JULY 8

Counsel were heard ti) a conelusiori in the Appal, Lord
Monntnorris White.—Judgment was deferred.
Counsel were heaed in the Appeal, 11141(i; and Harris v.
Vesey, Clerk.--4he further hearing on Munday.'
London, England, 1814-07-09

RENIOVAL OF THE POST-OFFICE.

iN consequence of the grent pressure of Persons
desirous of Signing the Petition to the Honourable the
House of Commons, from the MF,RCHANTS, BANKERS',.
and OTHERS, against the REMOVAL of the POST-OFVICE
to tie extreme End of Cheapside, the time for Signing the
same is extended to MONDAY, the o'h July, unti3 Three
o'Ciozk.

The Petitions will lie for Signatures at John's, Tom's, and
13C-tsuns Coffee-houses, from Ten till Five o'Clook every day.
CROWDER, LAVIE, and GARTH, Solicitors.

IRI4.

SAVOY Ptt ECIN ur, STRAND.

THE COMitirrf EE fUr CLEANSING,
LIGHTING, and PAVING'', the said PRECINGP,
will MEET in the VESTRY -ROOM on UESDAY NEXT,
.Yule lath, at 1,2 p'Clock precisely, to receive PROPOSALS
for CONTRACTING to CLEANSE the STitEET, and other
Places belonging thereunto, under the management of the
Committee, and for carrying away the Dust and .Is:!es once
ri. Week. Likewise to Contract for Lighting and Finding of
Lamps. Also for Paving and keeping in Repair the Horse-
path and Carr age-way in the Strand, belonging to the said
Precinct; al of which Contracts shall he for Three Years,
from Micha .imas Day next, and the Oontractor of each shalt
give security for the performance of the same.,
Ey Order of the Committee,
THOMAS ALEXANDER, Clerk.
London, England, 1814-07-09

DEBILITY, STRICTURES, &c.

}71•14-COIMAGED, by the uniform success at-
A tending their pe,:tiiiar method of,treating a few preva-
lent Complaints, confirmed by the experience pf many years
in a very extensive practice; sensible also attic hapity effZ:Cts
resulting. to the public froth men of professional skill con-
fining their attention to a certain class of Diseases, Messrs.
CUSS and CO. continue'to direst their studies to those
disorders atising front a sedet destructive habit -rd- incon•
siderate youth, which not only occasions a numerous train
of 'nervous afiedions, but entails also on its. votaries the
enervating imbecilities of old age. In all such distressing
cases of Debility or Deficiency, as regularly educated Sur.
germs of London, 'they otter alarm, safe, and perfect Resto4
ration to sound and vigorous Health. In the cacly stage of
the Venereal Disease they are enabled, by a sate and supe-
rior Mode, to effectually remove every vestige of the corn.
plaint in two or three days, anti even in th most deplorable
stages of this Melanchbly disorder,. however itivete.ate or
complicated, their plan of treatment (without restraint in
dirt or exercise) insures to tne patient a pet-tea, speedy, and
radical cure. As frequently arising froth ,Lartnerite I with
the above complaints, Qleers and Stridur,.. S have I.ot escaped
their attention • for impr•ved, mild and efficacious
m
pledge, themselves to remove such diseases,
whetherealts' theyrecant or of long duration, vvitliaut resorting to the
painful arul dangerous useof the caustic.
Such has been the agreeable result of a pra6lice of 'fifteen
years, that -their mode of treatment has not in one single in.
Stance ever proved abortive ; during which period many
thousand persons of both sexes have experienced the happy
enjoyment of being pettedly cured, after severe and injurious
methods had been persevered in by others to no purpose.

These considerations first induced Messrs GOSS and Co.
publicly to, offer their advice, and they presurne.their :tre.
tensions constitute a fair ground for the unprecedented con-
fidence with which they have by the Public been so liberal.
ly honoured.

To be consulted at their house daily, personally, or by
letter, by Patients of either sex, with the greatest secrccy,
delicacy, and honour.
Patients in the country stating the particulars of their case,
age, manner of living, &c. &c. inclosing a Bank Note for
advice and medicines, the same will be forwarded to any part
of the kingdom.
• GOSS and Co. Surgeons, No. r 3, Bouverie.streit,
London, England, 1814-07-09

NEW MUSIC.

THE'Poptdar Overture, Songs, Marches,•&e.
in SADAK and KALASRADE, as performing at the
Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden, composed and arriinged fur
the Piano-forte by H. R. Bishop, price 7s. 1.41.. Narterman's
a.delx,rated N.)oturne, fur the Harp, with Accompaniments
-for the Pianq-FFtrte ma Violin, price ssot and, fey the mai,
alone, M. lid. The Emperor of Russia's 'Welt:in:le to E 0.4-
land, a Divertimento for the Piano-Forte, -composed by 1).
Std belt, price as. Les Petits lkoux, No. 20, containing a
favourite Waltz, with Variations, by G. Kiellmark, price 2s.
Ditto, No. 21, containing The King of Prussia's Weicome to
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