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TfIE SUN.

SoLENI GUIS DICER E FALSUM AUDEAT ?

LONDON.
THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1815.

IMPORTANT
FRENCH PAPERS.

We have received MOST IMPORTANT
FRENCH PAPERS to the.l4-th, and have taken
from them Extracts as-et:pious as our limits and
time permitted, We shall very briefly introduce
them. Things look as ill as could have been

feared. There is evidcntlyno reliance on the army,
though some corns nlay remain faithful. Already
floes the Usurper divide, if not wholly possess,
the power of France. At Ore:l°l3lc, as we sus-
pected, the Army oined him. Lyons could offer
no resistance, and we do not see that any strong
hopes are hse,l out of his being stopped in his;
march to Paris. The amount of his force is not
stated, but must he considerable. Among the
first who joined hirn was the Parole-breaker, Le-
favre Desnouctles, who ought never to have been
trusted in an honourable Army by a legal Go-
London, England, 1815-03-29

WEDNESDAY, MARCH :24,

EAST INDIA HOUSE, MARCH 22, 1815.

THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT-
ED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND
TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice,
That' a GENERAL courtx of the said COMPANY will
he held at their 'House in Leadenhall-street, on THURS-
DAY, the 410th inst. from Eleven o'Clock in the FOrendOn,
until Six in the Evening, to ballot on the following ques-
tions, viz.

" That Mr. WILLIAM BROWN, late of the Madras Civil
Establishment, be permitted to return with his rank to

" That Mr. THOMAS ABRAHAM, late of the Bengal
,Civil Establishment be permitted to return with his rank to
India."

In order is determine by such Ballot, whether three parts
in four of the Proprietors present at such General Court con-
sent that the above-mentioned Gesntlemeß be permitted to
return with their rank to India. •

JANIES COBB, Secretary.

EAST INDIA WANE, March i?P, 1815.

Trli E COURT of DIRECTORS of the
UNITED CONIPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG-'
LAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give
Notice,

That at the GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY,
appointed to be held at their HOUSE in Leadenhall-street,
'on WEDNESDAY, the sth April next, at Eleven o'Clock in
the FOrenoon, a Resolution of the Court of Directors, " That
Mr. ROBERT SHERSON, late of the Madras Civil Esta-
blishment, be permitted to return to Aladras,"l- will be laid
before the General Court for their consideration.
JAMES COBB, Secretaty.
London, England, 1815-03-29

EAST INDIA HOUSE, March 28, 1815.

THE COURT4DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY of- %lERCHANTS of ENGLAND trading
to the EASC INDIES, do hereby give Notice :
That the uuder-mentioned PROPRIETORS, qualified
agree,ably to Law, have. in conformity to the 6th Section of
the 7th Chapter of the By-Laws of the said Company, signi-
fied in writing to the Secretary theirdesire of becoming CAN-
DIDATES for the DIRECTION at the ensuing Election of
Six Directors on Wednesday the 12th April next, viz.
JACOB BOSANQUET, Esq.
JOSEPH COTTON, Esq.
EDWARD PARRY, Esq.
RICHARD PARRY, Esq.
THOMAS REID, Esq.
RICHARD TWINING., Esq.
WILLIAM- WIGRAM, Esq.

• To the PROPRIETORS of EAST-INDIA STOCK.
LADIEi AND GENTL,MEN,
t; EL.:.,C 11ON of SIX DIRECTORS of tue
Ex,f I.‘ lAA CW,PANY being appointed for Wed-
,
ne,day, the 12th April next, the favour ut your Vote and In-
terest is requested for the following Gentlemen, viz. :
JACOB BOSANQUET, Esq.
JOSEPH COTTON, Esq.
EDWARD PARRY, Esq.
THOMAS REID, Esq.
RICHAKD TWININU, Esq.
Which will much oblige, •
East-India House, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Alarm 2S. 1815. Your most lunuble Servants,
John Jackson, Win. F. Elphinstoile,
Hugh Lindsay, John Inglis,
Camp. Majoribants, Alexander Allan,
John Morris, William Astell,
Jas. Pattison, J. Alex. Bannerman,
Richd. C. Plowden, John Bebb,
Abraham Robarts, Wm. Stanley Clarke,
Geo. A. Robinson, Robt. Clerk,
•
David Scott, Jas. Danieil,
George Smith, Sami. Davis,
J. Blades Taylor, Charles Grant,
Sweny Toone, John Iludlestun.

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND GENTLEMtN,
LUNING the honour of being recommended
11 to you by the Directors of the East India Company as
CAMHDATES for the DIRECTION-to be chosen this year,
we take the liberty of requesting the favour of your Vote on
the day of Election, Wednesday, the 12th April next.
We are, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your most obedient and must humble Servants,
JACOB BOSANQUET.
JOSEPH COTTON.
EDWARD PARRY.
East-India House, THOMAS REID.
March 28, 1815. • RICHARD TWINING.
London, England, 1815-03-29

coast.

now. upon the Administration, for:it is superior to
a brilliant exploit--it is a beficvoient action : and it
will be rewarded by a people's gratitude, Which is
a more permanent feeling. than a people's aduii-

ration.

Our Harwich Letter re-affirms -that the Rebel
Leader had reached Lisle; bin we do -not know
what authority there is•for being more positive on
this point, than we were yesterday. The Yar-
Mouth Letter states that he hadvisited.Dunkirk..
It does not appear that the King of FRANCS
intends coming directly from Ostend to this coun-
try, "though if invested, as report has we trust
prematurely stated it would .be, his:MAJESTY must
of course, quit a besieged towin,-and-bestoir
London, England, 1815-03-29

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To the PROPRIETORS of EAST-INDIA STOCK.

„
L.IotES AND GENTLEMEN,
E ANNUAL ELECTION of DI RECTORS
for the EAsT INDIA. COMPANY, being on Wednes-
day, the lilth of April, allow me most respectfully- to renew
my soucrrATIONS forthe Favour of your .iI.IFFIZ.AGES,
on the preseist VAcANCY, to be re-elected a Member of
your executive Body. •'
Should pat be pleased to honour me again with your con-
fidence. I pledge myself to a zealous and faithful discharge of
the carious duties at so important a situation.
I have the honour to be, with great respect,
Lacies and Gelid:alien,
- Your much obliged and must devoted humble Servant,
• WILLIAM WIGItAM.
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'NAVAL

Doritt, JULY 10.--Ar!rivcd list eveninz, after
pi-At, the Elizabeth passage froin
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fit was then Ailing at Calais; the tOratnantlant
bring one of itVriIiAPARTE'S creatures. The Eli=
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DEAL, JULY 10.—Arrived his Majesty's shin
Magnificent, with the remainder of the fleet from
the West Indies. Came down from the River the
Iletty, for Newfoundland, and the Ffiendship,
for Demarara.;--Wind S. E.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY M.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Wasp from the West Indies, and the Incon
stunt frigate from Rio Janeiro. Sailed the Surly
cutter on a cruise. Came into harbour his Ma-
jeii y's ship Rifleman, and the Mary transport.—
Went out of ditto his Majesty's ship 'Wye.—
Wind S.

FALMOUTH, JULY 7.—Arrived the Arabella
packet, with mails from Corunna arid Lisbon:---,
Sailed his Majesty's ship Conquest on a cruise,
and his Majesty's ship Melpomene for the Downs.
iVind N.

Accounts from Cork mention, that all the ships
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London, England, 1815-05-23

OVERTURZ BVONAPARTE.

LETTER FLOM 11!. CAULINCOUR.T TO VISCOUNT
CASTLE.REAGif • DATRD PARIS, ArittL 4. 1815.

MY LORD—The expect ations.ol,'hicii iuduced his
rilaje,ty :he Emperor, my Anglst Sovcr,;igu, to
submit to the greittst sacrifi,,es, have not been
foltil;cd;' France has" not received the price Of
the devotion of its Altinarch ; her hopes have
been lamentably defieived. Atter some months of
painful restraint, her setttiauerlts,, concealed with
regret, have at length 'manifested, theniseivcs in
an extraordinary titar!ner : by an universal and
spontanemis impul,e, she has declared as ber
cle-
li er, the man, frout whoa) alone she eat, ex-
pect the plkarantet; of her liberties and indepen-
dence: 'lire -L,;mperor has nppea'red, the Royal
Throne has fillet), :mad the Bourbon Familv.have
q."•!itted our territory, without one drop of fil,)od
having been shed for their delenc,!. Borne upon
the ruin.; of -his people. his Majesty has traversed
France, from the point of the coast which he
it first touched the round, as far as the centre of
ills capital, even to thaf residence Whieli is now
aiain, 'as are all French hearts, filled with our
Idearest remembrances. No obstacles Lave de-
'laved his ;Nlitjtsty's triumphai progress ; froni the
in,taut of his rebinding upon French ground, he
-resumed the Government of his e•tupire. Scarcely
does his first reign Appear to have been for an in-

Slant interrupted. Eery generous passion, e►•ety
liberal thought, has. rallied around him ; never
and• nation present a spectacle of more a►rful
vuanitnitv.

The report of this great event will have reach-
,(l Lords;ip. I 81H COMMUIIded to alinounce
it
.to you, in the name of the Emperor, and to
teeriest you will courey this Declaration to the
kmeevledge of his Majesty the King of Great'Bri-
your August Master.
This restoration of the Emperor to the Throne
- of Vrance, is for him -the most brilliant of his
ti-ininphs. His Majesty prides himself above all,
on the rali_!ction, that he owes it entirely to the
tne Of the French people!, and he has no other
Irish than to reply such affections no longer by
zlie trophies of vain ambition, but by all the ad-
vantages of an honournble repose, and by all the '
"Wessiiigs of a happy tranquillity. it is to the
eiaration of peace that the Evtperor looks forward
for the accomplishment of his nob-lest intentions.
With a disposition to respect the rights of other
nations, his-Majesty has the pleasing hope, that
Caus:.! of the French nation will remain inviolate.
The maintenance of this precious "deposit is the
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Of the world is for a long time assured, if all the
whet. Sovereigns are disposed, as his Majesty is,
10 make tifeir honour consist iu the preservation
<ll
peace, by placing peace tinder the safeguard of
botionr.

Such are, my Lord, the sentimeots with which
Li; Majcsty is sineerdy animated, and Which he
has commanded Mc to make k:rr►wwu to yitir
lhave the hormiir, etc.

C,II.II.INtOLLICT, Duke of Vicente.
;i. akeeiie.cy Lord Castlereagh, &G.
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Land, late in the occupation of Mr. Flint —Further
parLiCU-
!ars and price may he had by applying to '.lr. C-filaige Wade,
Solicitor, Dunatow, Essex ; or Mr.Benknnin Whitney, Bramp-
ton, near Huntingdon.—Possession of the Farm muse be had
at Michaelmas next, e, sooner, on completing the Purchase,
and half the Purchase-money may retuaiu on Mortgage, fol. a
limited period.
London, England, 1815-07-29

TARIF.

11. The duties on navigation shall be fixed in a uniform
and'invariable manner, .and so independent of the nature of
*the merchandize, as td render examination of the cargo no-
neeessary, The amount of the dues shall not exceed the Sinn,
now paid, and-shall :le determined by local.and existing cir-
cunistant:es.
In fixing the Tarif, the object shall be to encourage com-
merce,. by facilitating navigation; and the impost established'
On the lihine shall serve as the approxiiimtive rule. Wheat
once the Tarif is settled, it. shall not be altered but. by com-
mon consent of the• States interested. -
112. The ollieetS of receipt shall be as few as possible, to
he fixed by common eptsent. ,
113. Every river State shall be .charged with the mainte-.
Dance of the towing paths through its territory,. and other
worts necessary for the uninterrupted navigation. •
1 14. The Customs tine to the States shall have tvt connec-
tion with the payment for -navigation,. Care shall he taken
that the officers oppose tifi unneeesfary obstacles •to navi-
.gation, , • „ . .
_ .
London, England, 1815-07-29

ARRIVA LS.

Hon. Thomas Kenyon, at Warren's jiotel, Charles-street,
Jame;'s-,Atare, from his seat, Predo, Salop ; C.. Pelham
Esq. at ditto, from his seat in Shropshire; Mr. and Mrs. Mills:
at Gordon's Hotel, Albernarle-struet, from their seat in Nor.
fwlic. •
London, England, 1815-07-29

'NAVAL NEWS.

FALMOUTH, JU,LY 26.—Arrived the Castilian
gun-brig from a cruise ; liesper from Savannah,
for orders ; and William and Alfred, TIPPETI',
Irdtn Charleston ; Wellington packet' front Co-
runna. .The Wellington spoke, off the Lizard,
this morning, the 'Brilliant, from London to
Malta.—Wind N. N.W.

PorrsmouTa, JULY 28.—Arrived his Majesty's
ship Furiense froth 'Torbay. Sailed the Cal
Johan for- Hamburgh. .

_ •
PLYMOUTH, JULY 27.—Came in his Majesty's
ships 'Menelaus, Rhin, Havannah, Myrmidon,:
and Slaney, from a cruise.—Wind S.
JULY 28.—Came down from the River,
and sailed, the Rambler, for the South Seas.--7-
Remain-his' Majesty's ships and transports as per
N.B. •

BRiTISR SEAMEN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.—Yes-.'
terday a bOdy of about 20b of thesepersonsmarch-.
ed from the Docks to the illansion-house, where.
they halted, and sent in a deputation to the Lou?
MAYOR, Who was then sitting. !'he deputation
stated itself as representing a multitude of British
Sailors at present out of eMployment, whilst a
vast majorityof foreigners manned the ships now
in the docks and the river. TO this. effect they
had already petitioned the Admiralty, but' Nyele
not yet redressed in the way they sought.. Under
these circtunstanceS they had applied to the LORD
MAYOR, earnestly iutreating his interference in
their behalf. His Lordship said, that. however
happy he should feel in affording them protec-,
(ion and assistance, it 'was completely beyond the
pale of his authority or itifluence to do any thing,..
in their case. In' applying to the Athiiiraity they:
had adopted the best course of proceeding, and
he advised them to await the. result 'of that high
Court with patience and submission: -Above all,
his Lordship recommended: them, whit teveY plan,
they might hereafter think it necessary to pursue
for obtaining the objects they had in view, that
they won'd preserve peace and good order.

~.

- ,
Milt*
.4,:rttl!VT;i3-1 rvll ae. 1 Corti ri:ia.brit 410 CIA
1 Wtlt."-r
London, England, 1815-07-29

11E.G U L AT IsON

116. All that is contained in the receding article shall be
determined by'a inututd regutat.lou, which shall include all
that is necessary to tlx ultimately.
.The regulation cannot be
changed without,lhe tousent of all the. States bordering on.
the. rivers.
London, England, 1815-07-29

NAVIGATION OF THE RHINE, NECKER; &C.. &C;

_ .
117. The particular regu'ations for the navigation of the
Rhine, the Necker, the Maine, the Moselle, the Meuse, the
Scheldt, which are affixed to the present act, shall hays the
same force as if they were inserted in the text.

CON FIRMATIoN§..OF TREATIBS AND PARTICULAR

ACTS.

The Ticatics, Conventions, Declarations, Regulations, and
other Special acts which are annexed to the preSent act, viz.
1. The Treaty between Russia and Austria, of the 22d
and,April Oth May), 1515.
2'. The Treaty between Russia of the 21st April
(3d May), 1815.
3. The Additional Treaty rchltiec to Cracow between Aus-
tria, Prussia, and Russia, of the 21st April (341 May), 1815. ,
4. The Treaty between Prussia and Saxony, of the 18th
ay, 1815.
5. The Declaration of -.he King of Saxony on the rights of
the house of Schoenburgh, of the 18th May, 1315.
6. The Treaty betweeit PrusJia. and Hanover,. of the. 29th
May, 1315.
7. The Convention between Ptussia and the Grand-Du lie
•of Saxe-Weimar. . •
8. The Convention between Prussia and the Duke- and
Prince of Nassau.
9. The Acton the Federative Constitution. of -Germany.
10. 'Phe Teeaty between the King of Low Countries and
Prussia, England, Austria, and Russia, of 1815.
The Declaraliuwol. the PoWers oe the ailairs of. thy
London, England, 1815-05-24

- HICKMAN'S PILLS,
- For tbe•GRAVEL, STONE, LUMBAGO, Ike.
IN the various Complaints incident to the Hu-
man Frame, there are none more dreadfill in their
nature, nor more alarming- in their consequences, than
the URAVEL and STONE; PAINS in the BACK, LOINS,
BLADDER, and LUMBAGO. They are Complaints to
which every person is liablo,
,and are a foundation for
every other species of Disorder. The above invaluable
Medicine, composed. uf the most innocent Ingredients,
has been found of singular efficacy in'the above Complaints;
removing the Calculi, or gritty Secretions, and banishing
every .pernicious tendency to those Disorders, without con-
finement. From a consciousness of the Powerful quality of
these Pills, fully evinced by a private Practice of many years,
they are offered to the Afflicted, and recommended as a Cure
for the above Complaints.
London, England, 1815-05-24

BANKRUPTS.

J. Meacock, Liverpool, merchant, to surrender June 14; 15,
- and July 4, at one, at the York Hotel, Williamson-square,
Liverpool. • Attornies, Mr. Whittle, John-street., Bedford-
row, London, or Mr. Wsbitley,• Upper Dawson-struet)
Wil-
liauison-square, Liverpool.
T. Evans,' Liverpool, linen-draper, June 14, 15, and July 4,
at eleven, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool.-
Attornies, Mr. Jackson, Liverpool, or Mr. Makinson,
TeMple, London.
Z. Dunkin, Parker-row, St. Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey,
Surrey, druggist, May 27, June 6, add July 4, at ten, at
Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Ingold, J sh.,aica-row,
Bermondsey.
T. Atkinson, York, linen-draper, June 14, 15, and July 4,
at eleven, at the Black Swan Inn, Coney-street. Atterr-
nies, Messrs. Bell and Brodrick, Bow Church-yard, Cheap.:
'side, or Mr. Davies, Blake-street, York.
T. Nutt, Titchborne-street, yiceadilly, hatter, May 27, June
,aud July 4, at ten, at Guildhall.. Attorney, Mr. Nina,
l'broimorton-street.
G, \Velstord, Creditor!, Devon, tawer, June 6,7, and July
'4, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. Attornies,
Messrs. Shephard, Adlington, and Gregory, Bedford-row,
London; or Mr. Smith, Crediton, Devon. -
N. Biddle, Gloucester, .grocer, June 5,6, and July 4, at
eleven, at the Upper George Coffee-house, Gloucester.-
Attorinies, Mr. Chilton, Exchequer °dicer Lincultea Inn,
London,corti-dG;i4W. Counsel,
Par Turk, Go tce,
farmer, r
June 221, 22; . and
July 4, at eleven, at the Greyhound.- Intl, Ferry-bridge,
York. Attot tries, Mr. Crosley, George-street, • Mansion-
house, London, •or Mr. Thorpe, Thorne, Yorkshire.
J. Abbott, Aneaster, Lincoln, butcher, dune 20, 21, and
July 4, at eleven, at the Spread Eagle Inn, Lincoln. At-
. tonnes, Mr. Elgie, Lincoln, or Messrs. Leigh, Mason, and
Housman, New Bridge-street, London.'
M.Jew, Persho're, Worcester, butcher, June 14, 15, and
July 4, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Temple-rdw, Bir-
mingham. Attornies, Mr. Nicholls, Gray's Inn-square,
London, or Mr. Mole, Birmingham.
1%. Moon, Liverpool, merchant, Jtine 13, 14, and July 4, at
one, at the York Hotel, Liverpool. Attornies,. Messrs.
Stanistreet and Eden, Leih-street, Liverponl, or Mr.
Wardle, John-street, Bedford-row, London.
W. Holland, Wigland, Malpas, Chester, coal-merchant, June
14, 15, and July 4, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Whit-
chureh, Salop. Attoruies, Messrs. Exley, Stocker, and,
Dawson, Furnival's-Inn, London, Or Messrs. Kinglet and
Br dukes, Whitchureh, Salop.
H. Thorn, Colchester, Essex, rag-merchant, June 1,2, and
July 4, at ten, at the Red Lion, Colchester. Attornies, Mr.
Francis,4.Colehester, or Messrs. Naylor, Greet Nevpurt,.
street, London.
E. Salitli4Deepiug-Fen, Lincoln, innholder, June 7, atthree,
8, and duly• 4, at eleven, at the New-Inn, Market-De.eping.
Attornies, Messrs. Cheates and Forbes, Sleaford, Lincoln,'
or Messrs. Lambert and Son, Bedftird-rut;, London.
J. Cridland, sen. LeiceSter, hosier, •June 6,7, and July 4, at
eleven, at tire White Hart-lon, Leicester. Attornies, Mr.
- Ince, New-Inn, London or Mr. Dairy, Leicester.

[Dividends, &c. To-ntorrow.}
London, England, 1815-05-24

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, MAY 23, 1815.

Whitehall, May 23, 18i 5.

His Royal Highness the Prince Regent. bath
been pleased, in the name and on' the behalf of his
Majesty, to give and grant unto the under-men-
tioned Officers, his Maje Sty's royal license and
permission that they may respectively accept and
wear the Cns;gnia of Honorary Knights Com-
manders of the Royal Portuguese Military Order
of the 'Tower and Sword
The Hon. Sir Charles Colville, Knight Grand Cross of the
Most Hon. Military Order of the Bath, Major-General in the
Army, and Colonel of the 94th Regiment of Foot.
Sir 'Kenneth AIM Howard, Knight Commander of • the
Must Hon. IVlilitaty Order of the Bath, Major-General of his
Majesty's Forces, commanding the South West District.
Also the insignia of a Knight of the Royal Portuguese Mi-
litary Oyler of the Tower and Sword to— . •
Sir John Maclean, Knight Commander of the Most Ho-
nourable Military Order of the Bath, Colonel in the Army,
and Lieutenant-Colonel of the 27th (ot Enniskillen) Regi-
ment of Foot.

•Sir Henry William Carr, Knight Commander of the Most
Honourable Military Order of the Bath, and Lieutenant-
Colonel of the .BSd Regiment of Foot.
Sir John May,. Knight Commander of the Most. Honourable
Ordet of the Bath, Lieutenant4;olonel in the Army,
and Captain in the Royal Hore Artillery.
Hew Dalrymple Ross, Knight Commander of. the Most
Hoßourable Military Order of the Bath, Lieutenant-G:4onel
in the Armv, and Captain in the Royal Horse Artillery,
Sir Charles Broke, Knight Commander of the Most Ho:
nourahle,Military Order of the Bath„ Lieutenant-Colonel in
the Army, and Assistant-Quarter-Master-General of his Ma-
j eSty's Forces.
London, England, 1815-05-24

grbitehall, May 23, 1815.

His Royal Highness the Prince Regent:has been pleased,
in the name and on the hrhalf of his ::lajesty, to order a conge
4Fe:ire to pass the kir,ct Seal TTf the •United ti:ingdoin of
Great Britain and Ireland, empowering the Dean and Chap-
ter uf.the cathedral church of St. Asaph to elect a Bishop of
that See, the same being void by the death of the Right Rev.
Father in God Dr. Wm. Cleaver, late Bishop thereof; and 'his
Royal Highness has also been pleased, by his royal sign ma-
nual, to recommend to the said Dean and Chapter theltight
Rev. Father in God 'Doctor John Ltpaitire, now Bishop of
Hereford, to be by them elected Mimi) of the said See of
Saint Asaph.

[This Gazette likewise contains the customary.Preclima-
tion on the commencement of a war, for pardoning de-
serters. Also the usual Order against the Emigration of Ar-
tificers, &c. •
London, England, 1815-05-24

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

Richard Pellowe, of Falmouth, Cornwall, mercer, from May

27, to July 15, at. tcn, at Guildhall, London.
John Nicholson, of Berkeley-street, Clerlienwell,. Middlesex,
cotton-spinner, from May 9, to June 27, at ten, at Guild-
hall, London.
London, England, 1815-05-24

HOOPING-COUGH CURED WITHOUT INWARD ME-

DICINE.
ROCHE'S ROYAL EMBROCATION.

MANY Thousands of Children are cured an-
nually by this Remedy. On the first attack, au im-
mediate application of ROCH-E'S ENIBROCATION will pre-
vent the complaint taking any hold of the constitution, and a
few times may completely cure. In the most obstinate cases
perseverance will 'produce the desired effect; and • no remedy
can be so well calculated for. children as this, for it requires
no medicine to he taken inwardly. •
In common Coughs this Medicine is equally efficacious and
may be relied un for Men, Women, and-Children, as safe and
effectual.
In no case can this Medicine be genuine, unless sinned on
the wrapper by J. Roche, and every stamp the name of E.
Edwards 66, St. Paul's hurch-yard (who is the only Whole-
sale Vender), engraved thereon. Price 4s. and 11. ss. per
'bottle.
London, England, 1815-05-24

SUPPLEMENT

GENOA, MAY '9.--An invitation has been trans-
mitted by the Sicilian Consul at Genoa, -to inform
the Public, that. the English Government, consi-
dering the Armistice which existed between the
British and Neapolitan Armies at an end, the
Royal Navy had received orders to seize, butn,
and destroy all vessels under the flag of Naplea;
London, England, 1815-05-24

COPY OF A LETTER FROM G. GORDON, ESQ.

St a,--Haring been for above twenty yearsg,,reatly distressed
With the Gravel, viblent Pains in the Back, a Stranguary with.
little intermission, and-the most excruciating- tortures, when-
ever I attempted to make watts.; and at last became so weak,
.fi•om want of rest and appetite, was scarcely able to walk
across the, room. In hopes I bad, from time to
time, recourse to the best advice, and took the most approved
Prescriptions, without being any better. Observing Hick-
man's Pills advertised as an effectual Cure for the Stone and
Gravel, and stoppages of Uriue I used them this summer for
about two months ; and from diem found myself daily bet-
ter, pass my water freely without pain : my appetite and
strength restored, am able to ride on horseback, which I could
not du for twelve months preceding the use of these Pills:
Sir, your must obedient Servant,
GEORGE GORDON.
October 21, 1&11. Sub-Sheritf, Berwickshire.
. Sold at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's
Church-yard, and most Medicine Venders in every Town, in
Boxes at 2s. 9d. and 1 Is. tid. each.
London, England, 1815-05-24

pATENT \YARNING dnti REPEATING
WATCHES, manufactured by C. E. VINER, 151, NeW
Bond-street,' under the p-atronage of his Royal Ilighttess the
Duke of York.—This highly useful WATCH, to awaken the
wearer at any time required, and tO retiiind him of any num-
ber of appointments he may have to attend to in the course
of the day, is.incontestibly one of the most convenient, and
useful objects that can be desired. Its construction is of the
most simple nature; it does not in the leaSt prevent the well
going of the Watch, neither can it be naisnititage.d; thus of-
fering every desirable convenience at a moderate, xpence.
As a Warning and Repeating'Watch, its utility is obvious,
and will be found to combine every desired purpose.
London, England, 1815-05-24

F.
t7l:
irtd,

VICTCALL ING-OFFICE, May 19, 1s 15.
THE CO. msloNEßs for FICTUdLLING
His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That
on Wednesday, the 7th June next, they will be ready to receive
Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for the supply, on
separate Conteacts of FRESH BEEF to his Majest/i's Ships
and Vessels at the undermentioned places, via:—Guernsey and
J(r.scy,' Greenock, Hall, Newcastle and Tinniouth Haven,
Swansea and Bristol, for the space of Twelve Months from
the dates of the respective Contracti, the Conditions of which
may be seen at the Secretary's Office, at this Office; or by
applying to the Postmasters at Guernsey and jersey,' and to
the Collectors of the Customs at Greenock; Hull, Newcastle,-
Swansea and Bristol respectively.
No regard will be had to any Tender in which the. Price
shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be
delivered to the Board before One o' Clock on the said Wednes-
day, the 7th June next ; nor unless the Person u•honiakes the
Tender, or some Person on, 'his Behalf; attends, to answer
when called fir.

Each Tender mast also be accompanied lip a Letter signed
ty two i-espeltsilge Persons eng'ag-ing to became bound with the
l'arty tendering, in the Penal Sum of 5001. for the due per-
formance of each of the Contracts.
London, England, 1815-05-24

Tl'. LVSPORT-OFFICE, May 12, 1815.

ririE COMMISSIONERS for conducting His
MAJESTI's TRANSPORT SP,RrzcE, for taking
Care of Sick and IT-winded Seamen,' and for the Care and
Custody of Prisoners of 'Par, do hereby give Notice, that
they trill be rcarly, at this Office, on Tuesday, the 13th Jane,
1814„ to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons
as witry be willing to contract for supplying,
Hammocks, •
Hammock Clews,
'Lashinzs and Lanyards,
tHorse-lialtees,
Horae-Slings,
nurse-Hammocks,
Water-Hoses'
Blankets, and Coverlets.

For Six Months certain.

Nei Tender will be received after One o'clock on the Day •.f
Treaty, 'wr any noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent for
him, personally attend. Each 'Tender must be accompanied
by a Letter front two respectable Persons, engaging to become
bound with the Person tendering, in the Sum of 3001. for the
due performance of the Contract. .

Further Particulars may be known by'applyiny at this
(Nice, aifti Samples seen at the Storekeeper-General s, Great
Creurge-street., IFts.taninster.

EA.r INDIA HOUSE, May 9, 1815.

TH E COURT of DIRECTORS of thc
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS 'of ENG-
LAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give

Notice,

That a GENERAL COURT of the said. COMPANY
will be held at their Hoitse in Leadenhall-street, on FRIDAY,
the 26th instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, at the
desire of more than Nine Proprietors, agreeable to the fol-
lowing Letter, viz.

" London, the Rth May, 1815.
"To the Hon. the Court of Directors of the United East
India Company.
" GENTLEMEN,—We the undersigned Proprietors of East
India Stock, duly qualified according to Law, request you-will
be pleased to convene a Special General Court of Proprietors,
for the purpose of considering the Claims of Mr. Thomas
Graham, late-of the Bengal Civil Service, on which subject a
notice has already been sent to your Honourable Court.
" We have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
" Tour most obedient humble Servants,
" C. Morgan, James Lavid,
" Edw.Ravenscroft, P. Hay,
(Signed) " A. Balfour, Kyd,
" William Young, J. Edw. Harrington,
• • " Robert Elliot, J. Pottle."
" G. Dease,,

The Notice referred to in the foregoing Letter, is that con-
tained in the Court's Advertisement of the 28th ult. and al-
kides to the following Motion :
That Mr. THONIAS GRAHAM, late a Civil Servant ,
"on the Bengal Establishment, be allowed the Sum of
One Lac 25 Thousand Sicca Rupees, fur long, valuable,
" and acknowledged Services in India, and as a Compensa-
" tion for heavy Losses sustained by Public Arrangqinents.”
JAMES COBB, Secretary.
London, England, 1815-05-24

Printed fur T. Cadell and W. Davies,-Strand.

This Day was pnbliStied,
lii Three Volumes,Bro. price 11. 4s. sewed,
IFI7SSAIS stir la LITTERATURE
CAIS,E, a I'l.Tsage d'une Dame Etrangere, compatriote
de l'Auteur. •

Par M. CRAUFURD.,
Sold 'by Cadell and Davies, in the .Strand Dulau and Co.
Soho-square; and J. Dc Boffc, Nassau-street.
London, England, 1815-05-24

COURT OF ALDERMEN.

The Lenn MAI-ote nominated the 'following-
Gentlemen to be put in nomination, to .he.pre-
sented to the Livery Men of.the several Companies
in Common Hall, on Midsummer dig next, for
their choice of two of theM to serve the Offices of
Sheriffs of London and Middlesex : • -
• John Knowlys, Esq. Cooper ; Geo. Roebuck, Esq. Grocer;
Isaac Henley, Esq, Vintner; Ratnsbottoin E.
firmer ; Thomas Courtney Warner, Esq. Needle-maker ;
Tlitimas Whittle, Esq. ditto; James Tiers, Esq. Grocer ;
Itobert Pott, Esq. ditto; Jam Gladstone, Esci, Pavior. •

VICTORIES, by the AUSTIIIANS iiz ITALY:

contain the official detail
of the victoriods operaticius of the Austrian Army
againk that of 1110-RAT, have b2etz received at the
Morning Poit Office; clown 'to the sth inst. "The
action's of the 2d and 3d (respecting which such
gross falsehoods have appeared ,in the French Pa-
pers) terminated in the complete defeat of the
Enenl, xvho, in their flight, were again subeest-
Nlly &ittacked on the 416. .
London, England, 1815-05-12

FOREIGN-. INTriMUGENCE.

PRCNCII PAPERS.

Lr,tcEttrzt moitNlNia.l.

(From the liomiteter brael,th)

1.11 E, 111 Alt 1..--The..•Saxons,j'at still here..—=
`3l.ev continue to -farce -the Pilissittf to drink the
health of the 'King of Saxony and that of Napo-
leon,--When they refnse, they oblige them, to
take up their sabres. 'This state of uncertainty and.
vexation is so cruel, that we wish that hostilities
were commenced. It is certain tha't if the Em-
peror appeared here he would find twenty thou-,
sand partisans ready to take up arms ; tbe Mo-
ment is favourable; we are surrounded Only by
Saxoits 'and Belgians, as impatient as ourselves to
shake off the yoke.
MAY 2, (Evening).—This morning the Saxon
regiments in the garrison here, received orders to
repair to the Market-place, to be incorporated
with the Prussian regiments. They did not ap-
pear at the appointed place till after mid-day.—
When the incorporation was announced, they
broke up their ranks in the utmost disorder, cry-
ing out—" Long lire the Xing of Saxony !---Long
lire
.the Emperor of the French!" Even the Of-
firers almost imitated the example of their sot.
fliers, and the insurrection was complete. At this
moment the Saxons are running through the streets
sword in hand, seeking the Prussians, defying them,
and treating them like cowards and brigands. From
the degree of irritation which is excited, we are
apprehensive that the most serious movements
may take plaee this night ; already a Saxon officer
has killed one of the Prussian commandants. At
Liege, the inhabitants would be riisno4ed to join
the Saxon's ; but it would be necessary first, that
the French should make their appearance ; with-
tint them, it would only be a piece of dangerous
imprudence.
_ NfAY 3, (Evening).—.This night the Saxons went
in search of the two Prussian Generals Blucher
and Russel. Their intention seemed to be to
maltreat theta ; but not being able to find them,
they contented themselves with breaking the panes
of glass in their windows, and destroying part of
the furniture.
About midnight, orders were given that the
grenadiers of the Royal Saxon Guard should as-
setnbte and set out immediately. They refused to

obey, but hearing that Prussian regiments were
vrarehing upon Liege, they determined to set out,
but swearing tha. they would never become Prus-
sian soldiers ;—t bat rzalpoteur, V 6 as tbc, fat 'Atria
friend of their King ;—that they had never be-
trayed the Emperor ;—that they had been them-
selves betrayed ;—that the Prussians were men
without faith, who bad despoiled the King of
Saxony, &c. &c.

This morning orders have been given to all the
Sixon Regiments to assemble again with their
arms anrd baggage, for the purpose of setting out
to a destination which is not known.

The insurrection broke out again.--Fire Napo-
leon ! rive le Roi de Saxe ! was the cry of the

soldiers, feeble restrained by sothe -Officers whose

orders were no longer obeyed.

I

At twit, about two- o'clock, they were a little

calmed. A promise was made to them that they
should not be incorporated, but that they were
London, England, 1815-05-12

PO ETRY.

• ADDRESS,
Writipn by Groany COLMANi Esq, and spoken by Mr. Jove.,
of the Theatre Royal, coveat-Gai den, on his re-appearance
at the opening of the Birmingham Theatre on Monday
night last.
WELL met, dear Brother Townsmen !—doom'd to roam.
I snatch a visit to my much-lov'd home;
And come, where first dramatic breath I drew,
To pay respects, once more, kind Friends, to you!
Stay let me reconnoitre every nook
(Looking roend the House.)
Have faces chang'd since last my leave I took ?
No,—hless you t how good-natar'd you all look !
'TWitt3 you first pitqaded me; the Drossy stuff
My nature yieids; you fashion'd. in the rough-;
Then forth I 'fared, an article of oddity,
But, still, a genuine Birmingham commodity..
All I exported,—by your goodness furnish'd,—
The Pats (long life to 'cal) receired,'and kairaish'd.
Moulded, and rongh'd, and butnisled thus, the trade
Of London, next; my qualities essav'd.
Did London commerce all the work demolish ?
>;RmoothFlattery says that there I took some polish.
Should you say, no, 'twould make me more your debtor,
If,'while I stay, you'll polish me much•better.
Oh! send air hack, at least, to London Town; • •
As good a Halfpenny as I came down ;
Nor let it be your countryman's mishap,
(Who has pass'd current) to return a rap !
Change we the figure;—take, at the conclusion -
tn this brief rhapsody, a sea allusion—
If e'er my head's doll memory have flown
From favours here, which here my heart must own,
May Neptune prove, at last, your Norseling'S rocker,
And send Dick Jones to Davy Jones's Locker.