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The Sun.
London, England, 1812-10-12

TO THE PUBLIC.

itAN NEXT TUESDAY, the 20th, this Month,
'kill all the LOTTERY will be drawn. There are only
soon Numbers, one of which will gain .140,000. There are
upwards of Two Thousand Prizes of 1.20,000, £3,000, 1,000,
szc: acc.
London, England, 1812-10-12

VICTC-1 L L LV G,OFF ICE,

Oct. 6; 1812.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
His AteIJESTY'S N.IPT do hereby give .Notiee,
That on Friday next, the 16th lust grey will be ready to re-
ceive Lenders, in writing (Ferried up) and treat pm Five Hundred
Chtddrons of PITT'S TANFIELD MOOR, WINDSOR'S
PONTOP, or SIMPSON'S PONTOP COALS, Tall pa!), in
entire cargoes, to be delivered, one Half thereof in One Month,
and the other Half id One Month afterwards, 1.,t0 his Ma-
jesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, and to be paid for
Bills, paaable. with plet-esf„ Niyirty day. titer eb-ter.
The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secre-
tary's Office.
No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price
shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall
nit be delivered to the, Board before One o:Clo[k, on the
said. Friday, the 16th instant; nor unless the 'Person' icho
makes the 2'endcr, or' some person on his Behali; attend:,
to answer when called for:

VIC 27."<-1 L L ...VG- OFF ICE ,
Oct. 6, ISI2.
rif E COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
-a- His 114.TEST.Y'S X4FY de hereby give Notice, That
on ta,sday. , the 20th Instant; they will be ready to receive
Tewders in writing'', (sealed up), and treat fur .Two Hun-
dred and 4ighty Thousand Gallons of WEST INDIA F.U111;
to be delivered at the Ports and in the proportions undernzen-
tioned,

'•-• • . .. Gallobs.
DOtford • • lOO,OOO •
Portsmouth. lOO,OOO
Plymouth • 80,000 -

280,000
One Ha f thereof &kik 'course of One lIonth• front theidati
Of the Contract, and the other Half in One Month afterward.s
and to be paid for,. by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety
Days after date, '
The Co.',.clitions• of -the Contract may be seen at the;Secre-
tary's Office. • . •
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 Tuesday,
the 20th Instant; nor unless the Person who makes the Tender,.,
or :tome Person on his behalf,' then* to answer when calied
fcr.
London, England, 1812-10-12

ildrnirety-Office, Oct. 10, 1812.

A letter has been received at this Office frog;
Rear-Admiral Cockburn, dated on board the
Marlborough; off Scilly, the 4th instant, giving
an account of the capture by that ship of the
Leonore French privateer, of ten guns and 80
men, which had been chased down by the Do-
terel and Raven sloops.
London, England, 1815-07-19

DIVIDENDS.

Nor. 11. G. Cook and .1. Kilner, Nicholas-lane, merchants
—Ang. 8. W;'Edwards, New Bond-street, gotismith—Nov.
25. G. F. lirumbhaar,'Hatumerstnith. vinegar-utahtr—Ang.
11. It. Blakemore, Ilirmidgliam, tailor—Aug. 8. J.
sun, Northwich, Cheshire,- salt-merchant—At-lg. 9. S. Lio-
nard and W. Spiring, Bristol, common-brewers—Aug. 15. F.
Grantham, Boston, Lincolnshire, butcher—Aug. 8. J. Didicii,
Highlin's-park, Staffordshire, cotton-epinner—Nor. 11. A.
Wilkinson and G. Cooke, Wall rook, merchants—Ang. to. J.
Perks., Great Sarldon, Staffordshire, money-scrivener—Aug.
tO. '1'..1. and M. Crossley, Manchester, dealers—Aug. 7. T:
Young, Milverton,and It. Young., Taunton, Sontersetsitire,'
bankers—Actg. .26. W. and P. Eutcs, Church-row;
hrnehurcit-
street, inerebants--,Aug.4.. W. C. Dey, Doncaster, broker.

CERTIFICATES—Auu. 3.
P. newit, Cairlstrte., viutrverW. Solo-
mon, Middlesex-street, Whitechapel, fislitnonger.—G. Hesse,
Cor.quercial Sale-romns, and. T. Le Roy,
Jermyn-street, St. James's, fruiterers—J. Reilly, Hart-street,
Crutehed-friars,

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
F. Story and J. Rolling, Ribhmond, Yorkshire, spirit mer-
chants—S. Heaven and E. Langwintliy, °rat Trinity-lane,
*calenderers-:-J, Davis and W. Webb, Liverpool, sugar re-
liadgery and T. Whitelock, York-street, Alaryle-
hone; tailors—J. Taylor and J. Sliinner' George-street, Add-
phi, carpenters-7-J. and W. Smith, C. Brearey, and J. Upton,
Nahum, Yorkshire, millers—A. P., W., E., and S. W. Driv-
er, Kent-I-dad, surveyors,-11. R. and 'l'. S. Rogers, Rupert-
street, gobkmiths—J. Hancock and J. Nobes, 01d Bond-
streetovoach-makers—T. Jones and R. S. Fa-;sell, Temple
Cloud, Somersetshire, surgeons—G. Home and T. Ackers,
Baurdeaux. •
London, England, 1815-07-19

BANKRUPTS.

John Parry, of the Hotwells, near Bristol, vine-merchant,
July in, 28, and August 29, at twelve, at. On; Commercial
Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs.. Wintour and James
Harris, Bristol, or Messrs.Vizard, Hutchinson and Blower,
Lincoln's Inn.
Hugh Keel,. and George Sharp, Newcastle-under-Lyme,
draper, July 27, 23, and August ‘29, at eleven,' at.l.bc Three
Tuns on,Neweastle-nuder-Lyme. Attornies; Mr. Wilson,
King's Bench Walks, Temple, or Mr. Aletander
Newcastle-under-Lyme. -
William Darby, Liverpool, drapci, July 28,-29, and August
29, atone, at the Coach and Horses Ino, Manchester.—
Attornies, Mr. John Thomson, Manchester, or Mr.Windle,
John-street, Bedfordlrow. •

Dunce. Broughton, Curtain-road, jeweller, July 21; 29, arid
August 29, at tweive, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. J. C.
Viilliatus, X4d 1a,44-dttiet, tiolboru,

Philip Phillips, King-strtet, northolomew-close, nor watt`,
July 25, 29, and August 29, at twelve, at Guildhall. At-
torney, Mr. Nind, Tlitogtuorton-street.
James Neale, Caine,. Wiltshire, woolstapler, August 9, at
• sevett, 10, atm, and 29, at eleven, at the Black Bear
Inn, Devizes. Attoruies, Mr. James 'ruby-, Devises, or
Mr. Nethersole ESsex-street, Strand.
Thomas Ellis and Edward Alder, Croolced-lane, merchants,
July 29, August 5 and .29; at one, at Guildhall. Attorney,
Mr. Sherwood, Canterbary-.square, Southwark. _
George Parker, Bawdrip, Somerset, ineraant; July 29, Au-
gust i•-t and 29, at ten, at the George Inn, Bridgewater.—
Attornies, Mr. Trevor, Bridgewater, cr Messrs. Blcasdale,
Alexander and Holum, New Inn.
Joseph Cooper, King's Mills, near Wrexham, miller, July
23, at. four, 29, an August 29, at eleven, at the Pigeons
Inn, Wrerhato. Attornies,, MessrS. LUng and Austen,
Gray's Inn, or Mr. Browiii, Wrexham.
William. Higgs, Leman-street, Goodman's-fields, hat-manu-
facturer, July 20, at ten, 29, at eleven, and August 29, at
ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. D. W. Harvey, Devon-
shire-street, Bishopsgate-street.
Thomas Lochier, Ayliffe-Imildings, Kent-road, merchant,
July 20, at ten, 29, at eleven, and August 29, at ten, at
Attorney, "Mr. 1). W. Harvey, DevouShirc-
- street,- Bishopsgate•street.
John Lasseock, Hilgay, Not folk, shoplieeper, August 1, at
six, 2, at ten, and 29, at nine, at tlAi Guildhall,
Lvem, Attornies., Mr. Harvey Goodwin, King's Lynn, or
Willis, Fairthorne ana Wartiford-court.
John Chisrtqll and Stephen Ward, Ipswich, malt sters, July
:it seven, .-X4ist hand 29, at eleven, at the Bear and
Crown,. Ipswich. Attortlies, Mr. im), Ipswich, or
Mr. SanitiepTaylnr, John-street, Bedford-row.
Williatrt Henry Williams, Caerphill!, Glomorgonshire, shop-
keeper, August 7,8, and 29, at two, at the Rummer Ta-
vern, BriStol. Attornies, Messrs. Edward Daniel and Sons,
Bristol, or Nrr. John Pearson I'mnp. court, Temple:
Matthew Dormer, Fleur-de-Cis-street, Spit altields, soap-
maker, MY 25, 29. and August 29,. at ten, at Guildhall,";
Attorney, Mr. Concattnott, Great Prescott-street, Good-
man's-fields.
London, England, 1815-07-26

BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY,
• 62, Queen-stteet, Cheap Side, London.
IMPENETRABLY, PAINTS, and COAL TAR BROWN,
Jot: Park Paling., Slat es,Out Buildings, and Weather. Board-..-
ing ef every description.
Green, per f.,'Nvt.'s6s. Red or Brown .. per Cwt.,l4s.
I)arh Green • 76s. ‘Vhite Paint •60s.
Olive ditto • 112 s. Prepared Oil to thin them
beau Colour 565. - for LT,w, ss. 6d. per Gal. •
Stone Colour 565. Fine,Paints ;or inside Work of
Chocolate Colour . .... 565. every description, &c. &t'.
.Refined Tar Brown 225. per Cwt.—Conunou do. Itis..per'Cwt..
17,11 E E.ll PENETR A BLE PAINTS arc very,
ornatneutal, and will cover a surface neatly twice as
seat as other Paints: they also Possess a dm-ability which
reesiers thew peculiarly valnable, when applied to Work con-
stantly exposed to:the e(fects of the Weather; and from their
being ground in Lins&ed Oil, and drying very quick, they ate
ppplicable to
.the general
.purpOses of useful Inside Painting,
as they give at the same time a preserving and very handsome
-covering. Tilvy are also a Cure .for the Worni and Dry !tot,
sri!l stare} to hot Climates, and are easy- of application, being
used in tile same manner as other Paints.
The TAR BROWN is reconnoended fur the cover-
ing of Rouga Fencinz, Porous 'riles, Wiiod
.under griiiind or.
water; particularly the which is perfectly iusolubte
in water; the Worm silt net, penetrate where it is used ;
•it is of a very good colour, &let, bard,_ and is easily applies,
uniy to be heated and laid on with a counnou tar
brush.
Sold by
.UPTON and Co. Queen-street, Cheapside.
London, England, 1815-07-26

.±~IAV.~L NEWS.

PLYICIOU'iII, JULY 2-1.:--Caine in tlre Blaney
sloop Of watt, and Dwarf either; with. diipatches ;
Cormorantiind Astica frigates .frOtn a.truho jai
Majesty's slifps D6irtie, Liiitiy,-Bittern, and Fly,
6om a cruise. Arrived the following French vp-
sets on Saturday :—l'llnterits, 14 guns; 60 men ;
cbasie-paree Marie LeStelle brig. blarli.Oratys,
sloop Fortune ; brig Fapiliion; dagger Mario
Perterene gun-brig No: 21, 10 gims; 60 men ;
cut out of the Isle of 13as by the boats of the
ships mentioned heroic.

PottTsmoutit, Majesty's
ships Euphrates,: Dispatch, and- Mufti,, from. a
Cruise, and the Satellite from Plymiontli.
his Majesty's ship Alban.---Wind Westerly. /
DEAL, jUEY•2S;--Canie down froni• the Rivet.
the Endeavour, BoYD, for Prince of Wales'
Island, and the NrSeveranCe, PARRY, for
pool ; al9o his Majesty's ship Queen Charlotte;
for Portstito:ntli. - Arrived his Majoy's ship
Bann, Leveret, Snake and Redpole, heel off the
French bljast. Sailed . the Chanee ciitter for
oster.d.—Wi!lil N.

FALMOt.rrIJ, 3ul.i• 2.3. Sailed the Fiancii
Fueling packet,:with a mail for the •Lceivarcl
Islands also the Washington, ahld the Ocean,
(Americans), •for London.—Wind N. W.

HARWICH, JULY 25 =,-Arrived the Leicester
jiaciter, Iron) Holland, and the Diana racket,
from Cukhaten—both with mails.—Wind S. W.

ELIZA PENN ING.,

We shOuld deem ourselves wanting in justice.
and a due respect for GOiernment, if we dio not
state that, in conSbiluenee of the many applica-
tions front the friends of this unhappy young wo-
man who this day Suffered the sentence of the law,
a. meeting took pl,ice yesterday at 11
N'IOUTH'S OfliceAhls Lor=dship is out of town); at
which. the LORD CHANCELLOR, the RECORDER,
anti Mr. IIEcKETT were present. A full and
minute investigation of the case, we under-
stand, took place, and of all, !hat hail been
urged in her favour by private individuals; but the
result was a deCided conviction that nothing
had occurred which could justify an interruption
of the due course of justice. So anlioul wag thtt
LORD CBANCELLOR in -particular to satisfy his
own mind, and, Ink to stop:to all doubts ou
the part of the people at large, that another meet-
ing was held the saute parties fast night, when
they cattle to the same determination, and in.con-
sequence the unfortunate culprit Suffered the pe-
nalty of the law.
London, England, 1815-07-21

sex-orrict, 11.',1,1-' ?AST OSE O'CLOCK

.Mr.'Couavensieft, the Messenger, arrived this
morning in town with Dispatches from.Par:s, with
Which he immediately went off to Lord BATnunST
Putney Heath. i t ii understood 'that these
Dispatches contain an official confirmation of the
.-:*tirrentiet of 'BUoNArAtiTE. We. find by the ac-
count. of 'persons who this clay arrived in town
from Plymouth, that a Report 11;id reached. that
place; which stated that Cviiiiain MA [Ti..Apin had
thought proper to proceed With his Extraordinary
Prisoner Off Nantz, from which place he bad sent
an express to Paris, • announcing the Capture, and
• • ,
.'had 'dispatched a vessel also to the British Govern-
tuent fOr instructions.
London, England, 1815-07-21

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY; JULY c2e..
INFRINGEMENT OF PATENT HIGHT.
LORD COCIIRANR V.,SMITHERS.
In this case the LOUD CHANCELLOR this morn-
ing .gave judgment, without the delay of some
days, as yesterday proposed by him. His Lord-
ship stated, that on a view of the apparatus of
the patent lamps in question, last night, he per-
ceived that the plaintiff was clearly entitled to
the last part of the motion. of, Sir Samuel Ito-
his leading Counsel, namely, the trial of
action at law, to ascertain the facts and me-
rits of the case befme. a jury, without giving:
any opinion that might prejudice the case, and
accordingly directed such action to be immedi-
ately tiled, in which the defendant is to take de-
fence. What can be made of it was not now to
be anticiliated—but the defendant, instead of be-
ing at present enjoined, is ordered to keep a re-
gular account of the issues and profits accruing
from the im•ention" until the final determination,
for the benefit of time successful party, on the ter-
niination of this suit. 'As to the costs at 'law and
in equity,, the same are to -abide the ultimate de,
termination, 'anti.• to be paid by the vanquished
party.—An action wos ordered.
••
THE EARL OF WARVVICK,V. 7HE EARL OF UPPER
London, England, 1815-07-21

ARMY CONTRACTS!

Colrithissary in Chief's OtSte, Great George-street,
17, 1815.
'IVOTICE is lieresrgivett to all ft! rsotA
tlesir-
uus of
.coutracting .to Supply IIIi.F.AD to such of
his• Majesty's Land Forces in Cautzunnents, Quarters, and
arraelss, as may be required in LONDO.•;', and its Vicinity,
that the Deliveries are to commence oil and-for the Twerity-
fifth Day of August next; that Proposals in Writing, sealed
up and Marked,-Tender for Army Sopplies, will he received
at this Office on or befare Tuesday the Day of said
Nlonth of August (but note will he received after Twelve
O'Clocii on that Day) and, if tent by Poit; the Postage must
4e paid. Each Proposal mast have the Letter which is
hexed to the 'render properly tilled' up, by Two persooi
of
known Property engaging to become ,homul with the Party
tendering in the Amount stated in the printed Particulars,
for the due Performance of the Contract; am! no Proposal
will be noticed 'Unless made on a printed Tender, and the
• Prices eXpressed in IVords at length. Particulars of the Con-
tracts may be had upon applicutiun at this Office, between
the hours of Eleven and Five.
. .

This Day was published, Crown Bro. price 7s. boards,
A TOUR, through some Parfs
III.CARSIOLA,STYRIA,AUSTIII.k;thi.TYRoL,I VAIN,
and SICILY, iu the,Spriug of rtil•i, ny a l'uiwg F.aoi,ll
.Merchant'.
London : Printed for Gale and Feliner,Taternosterrow.

This Day was published, in Bro. price 7s. boards,
II AItNIACOPCMA COLLEGII .ItEGALIS
I_ • MEDILORUM LONDINENSIS,Iitio
Altera.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, .Orme, 'and Biown,
Paternoster-row.
-Of whom may be
Medical Transactions, published by the College of Physi-
cians in London, 4 vols. tiro. price tl. tGs. boards.

This Day was published, in BvO. (the Sixth Edition) price 14s.
and in Rolal 8vo: price 11.'84. boards,'
ROKEBY: -a -I'oklM, in Six Cantos.
By WALTER. SCOTT, Esq.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
London ; and A. Constable and Cti.,liduibur rh.
Of whom may be had, -a Set of Ilhisteations to the above
Poem, evgrave4l after Designs, by T. Stothard, Esq.- B. A. in
the first style of excellence, price in 4to. Proofs 11. RN. Prints
in 81.0. 18s.

This Day was published, in 4 Cols. 12mo. priCe 225.
LADY JAM'S POCK I a . Novel;
by the. Author,- of Silratiella; or, The Gipsey.
Printed for A. K. Newman and Co, Leadenball-street.
Where may be had, printed this Summer.
Baron of Falconherg; al 11 aanee, by 'Bridget Bluemantic,
3 vols. 13s.
Thereza; or, The Wizard's Fate, a Romance, 4 vols. 225.
Celebrity!! by Mrs. Pilkington; vuls. 15s: •
Treachery, a Romance, by L. S. Stanhope, 4 vols. 225. •
Miseries and Pleasure of Matrimony, 4 vols. 245.
Damterons Secrets, a SeottiNh Tale, 2 rots. Ins,Gtl.
Walter de Monbray, Romance, by Pi-ofessur. Kramer,
'Second Edition, 4 vols. 2Os. . . •
London, England, 1815-07-21

These cry aloud,, lift their hands to heaven,. and
ask of the justice of your Majesty, that the sen-
tenee Of 'the father of families should be passed
upon 'iltbse wiatel husbauduit:'u-131u1os .mule
ferret.
Finally, there al•e in the vineyard of Spain
innumerable labourers employeil in the; offices
of justice dispel ed among the tribunals, gd-
vermuents, nod the various situations in which
they arc bound set administer it. But whet
'contusion and disorder prevails among. this
Class of labourerS. I turn my eves to survey the
state (lithe whole Peninsula-;-I ekamine the sen-
timents of its inhabitants, I hear their voices, I
reflect upon their complaints, and the while ex-
tent of Spain appears to me like an hospital. si-
milar to the fish-pond of Silve, in which every
mte lainelltS his unfortunate lot : some cry out,
because power prevents them from obtaining jus- •
tice ; because through obtrusiveness. the weight
of interest has been unduly brought to the con-
trary side—because- their rights ate buried and
uegletua, without any hove of their appearing
before the end of the world. Others deplore the
- want of money to enable them to obtain justice
and their rights—because without money they.see
their labours entirely lost. 'l•hou:ands of injured
• men Complabt,• that with .the title of derectos
(rights), in the prosectuion of their cause• they
have been robbed of all that they had—that they
have •been left prostrate on the bed of misery,
Without the prospect Of even being raised front it,
unless by such a miracle as that when our Saviour
Jesus Christ, in the Gospel, healed the man sick of
the palsy.—Sire, such conduct in so many wicked
hosbanumen depresSes the whole nation, fills it
with the utmost grief, brings it to the fatal term
of a most dangerous jealousy, and lays a nt,,-kit
heavy obligation upon your Irbjesty, to piss upot►
the guilty the sentence of the Father• of -Families
-nuS!.:perclet, &c."
[The remainder of this translation shall be in-
serted with our earliest conveuiencyl
London, England, 1815-07-21

FRPM. THE AMERICAN PAPERS.

NF.w-YoaK, JV's E 15.—Qaptain Parker, in 20
days from Carthagetta, informs that Gen. Boli-
ver had embarked for .Jamaica in a British brig
of war. A number of the Carthagenians, had Tal-
lied.round his standard-,for the purpose of oppos-
ing the Spaniards in the interior. It was-report-
ea that the troops formerly commanded by Gen.
B. haddisarmed all the Carthagenian troops and
placed the OtliCers under arrest. The Royalists
had advanced-within 60 miles of Carthagena, and
iu their progress had taken possession of Mont.,'
Post and Buvencelliar and several other towns or •
villages. The • Spanish fleet was daily expected,
and it was supposed would Meet with very little.
opposition.. A British frigate and sloop of tsar
protected the property of the merchants.
HORRID MURDER.
'ST Louts-MAY• 22.—Major Nathan Boon•ar- -
rived in town last evening, and brings the melan-
choly news, that on Saturday morning last about
fifteen Indians approached the dwelling-hduse of
Mr. Mohert Itamsay,bl St. Charles County, killed
three of the children, and dangerously wounded
him and ills wife. Of the recovery of. Mrs. Ram-
saV there is no hope. The children were scalped
and horridly butchered. Ramsay lives abort
two miles from the .old Charette village, in tlie'
heart of an important Settlement, and not more
than'sixty miles hence. One of the little chit:den
of the family made his 'escape, and sounded the
alarm. The neighbours, as- soon as they could,
gave 'pursuit, but as vet nothing has been heard
from them. The Indians who have committed
the above atrocious murder, ate no doubt a part
of those hellish bands who rendezvous at Rock
River, and to whom is messenger ,is now bound
(Mr. Hays of Cahokia) to invite them to a con-
summation of the Ghent treaty.
London, England, 1815-05-13

MODESTY.

ii. The• new Sub-Committee of• Drury-Lane
Theatre (says a Morning Paper) we understand,
will be—the Earl of ESSEX, Lord BYRON, Mr.
KINNAIRD, Mr. 'PETER MooRE, and Mr. IRON-
MONGER. It CompriseS taste, talent, liberality,
energy, and Interity ; and•in them. every essen-
tial quality for the prosperity of i the .concern, and
the benefit of the public.'' •• •
This modest puff' being put into its proper or-
der, the Dramatis Persona stand thus :
Tdde
Talent ' Lord BYlttaNi; , '
-
Liberalaty ' Mr. KINNAIRD;
' Energy • • Mr. PETER MuoBE;
AND; . •
ridegrily
Mr. ItIoNMONGCR.
ne inferior Characters of Judgment, Discre-
tion, Impartiality, Btc. &c. Sze. are not yet cast,
but ti-ill speedily be announced iii the same cliz,..
dent manner. . •
London, England, 1815-05-13

under iet-l-cr A., Was hiressecil to tie rtuliani.—.
The other, tinder hoer 8., came frotti the Vicar-
General of Sieil rind was direcia to the
Ilan troops, forming, Part of the e';:peditieu: 'eh e
former hOlds.out the promise of union aH rege-
neration, appealing to the example ii the••Con-
iiii'utlon Of. Sicily, by which that hiand was
rescued from slavery. If the Allied Powers firO-
mitigate such principles-to the Italialisoehy should
not the King follow- the Same course ? With
respect to the second, it is impossible that the
king should think his doMinions guaranteed tO
him, `t hen an army, commanded by the General
of a friendly Power, is, at the same time, di-
rected to conquer thetingAom be possesses.
No written answer was returned to the above, but Lord
Castlereagh's-Letter of the 3d of- April froM Dijon, to Lord
William -Bentincli Was communicated to the Duke of Cam-
pbehlaro, for-the niforluation'of his Government.
London, England, 1815-05-13

TO BE.spu) BY PRWATE

:th.t. ELIGIBLE ESTATE,
Li_ of St. Neors, in the Conntyof Hunt in,;dori ; cOnsisting
uf. a Caoital Farm, called WINTERINGI-lAM, with conve-
nient Ont-houscs, and upward!. of Fire Ilmidred Acres of
Land, late in the occupation of Mr. Flint.—Further prticu-
kas and prig, may be had by applying to Mr. Cieorge Wade,
Solicitor, Duninow, ssex ;or Mr.Beniamin Whitney, Branfp-
ton near Huntingdon.—Po'ssession of the Farm may he bud
at kichaelmas next, or sooner, on,cinnpleting.. the Par age,
and half the Purchase-money may ecumin un Mortgage, fdr a
limited period.

---
To be LET, or SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, HARD-
WICKE - COURT PARK, GLOUCESTERSI-114E:
TAL FREKHOLD ESTATE of • 1 I 5 ACRES, ELEGANT
MANSION and MANOR of HARDWICKE.
HANDSOME aui,sl SingliLarly Deciiajile
1121,_ MODERN MANSION, most deliithtfulVNitiated, with
ONE lII..`NDRED. And. FIFTEEN ACRES yir RICH PAS-
TuRE LAND in A Ring Fence,, the greater Oil of which isr
free of all Tythes •
.the Manor abourlding with. fjaune, e*
tends over 231•2 Acres. This very Oes ruble Property, emit,
nuoiding the most beautiful a'td fXt'ensive.Views, is bounded
by the Turnpike Road leading from Glinieester to Bath and
Bristol,:. from whence it is distantMiles;' 34 from Bath ;
and, 5 from Gloucester., Part of the Purchase Money may re-
main on Mortgage ; or the PieMises' will be let for a time,
with ithuiediate Possession. . .

For further Partienlari, ail* at the Mansion, or to Messrs.
Ho-4-gart and Philllo, G 2, Old Broad-street, *here a Plan and
Elevation may lie sebn.

,
U• AT EN I' WARNING and REPEATING
_wxrcug.s, manufactured by C. E. VINER, .01, New
Bond•street, under the patronage of his Royal HighnCss the
Duke of York.—This- highly useful WATCH, to awaken the
wearer at any time required, and to remind him of any num-
ber of appointments he may have to attend to in the emirse
of the day, is iircoliteftihly one of the most convenient And
useful ‘qects•that eau be desired. Its tonstruction it Of the
mo=t simple nature;, it does not in the least prevent the well
going,of the Watch, neither can it be inistnaoaged ; thus of-
fering, every deSirable con reoiende _at A • n.toderatt, expence.
As kil,Varnink and Repeating %Vault; its utility is. abriuus,
and will be found to combine every desired purpose.,
London, England, 1815-05-13

NAVAL ~T,AB,

DEAL, MAT 12.- Wiwi S. W.—Arrived the
Amelia frigate for Poi'omouth, 411 American ship;
and two quarantiners—partienlarg unknown. Put
back by'pontrary winds, several of the, outward-
, bound that sailed yesterday, and remain in the

Downs with the mit-ward-bound as' before.

PORTS.MOVTII, MAY 12.-,-Arrived the Pelican
cutter, Non s, from Zante, bound to London,
and is under, quai.ant.ine; his Majesty's ship Tigre,
from the West Indies; Dictator, Dottrel', and
Ilydra;. from the coast of America.-ISio
Wind S.W.

•• Pi.lriOUTll, MAY I ll—Came in the Kangaroo
slOop of War, from Gibraltar, and Helicon sloop
of war, fiom the West Indies.----Sailed his Ma-
jesty's ship Bittern on 'a
cruize.—Wind S.
YARIVIOUT,FT, MAY 12.—ArriFed the Hearty sloop
of %liar, andfretnaia in the roads with the Cadmus
sio-op of war.

'A sharp , 'tank place on Wednesday night
and r,ursday Morning, in this town, WhiCh was
met m'ith the most determined resisonce by the
shipwrights and others, w! o, armed with axes
and other implements, proceeded to the rescue of
eight of their companions, Who 'had, We under-
stand, been seized by the gang. They sneceeded
in liberating seven, after having destroyed one of
the boats in which. the sailors were proceeding
with their captives to the ships in the roads, and
greatly annoying them with stones from the river
sides:

We understand that all the British ships of
war, as they return to pOrt, if in a condition to
put to sea again., are regularly ordered off, to he
ready to assist in the protection- of our trade, itt
case of hostilities taking place:
The. True 'Blooded Yankey priyate9• has been
seiied- at-Rio Janeiro, by the Portuguese Govern-
ment, on account of irregulatity of conduct. The
crew had mutinied.

Admiral FEEEMANTLE Was yesterday appointed
to the command of a squadron on the Guernsey
station.

' IMPROMPrU,
On reading that his Grace gave a grand Ball at Brussels.
The friends of-Duke WuLLINGTON, prompt to the call, •
With pride and with pleasure attend at his hall; o
But lest e'en his foes should with jealousy pout,
He'll soon give them many a ball and a rout.
London, England, 1815-05-13

ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE.

Lord CASTLEREAGH, on moving that the House should,
at its rising, adjourn till Thursday next, gave notice of his
intention to move, on Thursday, for leave to hriti4 in a Bill
etosble his Majesty to call for the cervices of an or auy part
of the Militia.
London, England, 1815-05-13

HOUSE OFCOMMONS.

- The Royal Assent was given by Commission to the Property
Tax and other Bills: '
Mr. EGERTON presented 'a Petition from the borough of
St,cliport against the Insolvent Debtors Act.
Mr. SHAW.presented a Petition from the Merchants and
Ttatlers of Ireland, praying for some legislative provision for
the suppression of Mock Auctions.
The Oak Bark Bill was committed; report on Thuriday
next. •

The Militia Amendment Eili was read a third time, and
pAs,erl.
is GEORGE CLARKE moved that the Scotch Game and
Fiat Preservation Bill should be committed. •

Mr. HORNER obseired, that it was desirable to see ajl
the clauses brought up which expressed the different views
tai en by lion. Nlenibers as to the best means of protecting
their game. For his own part, he considered that the Game
Laws were already administered with sufficient rigour in
r4cotland, and that there existed no necessity for arming the-
Magistracy with additional arbitrary powers. He believed
that there were no two animals lira, nature more'hnstike to
each other than a justice of the peaee and a poacher.—(A
Laugh.)
Report was then ordered to he received on Thursday
ttext, and to be printed.
In the Committee,of
.Ways and Means, the CHANCELLOR of
the Exc Nu ER stdunitted his new Resolution for the funding
of Exchequer Bills; and Mr. FITiGERALD proposed several
additional Stamp Duties, and an Equilization of the Silk and
I-lop Duties inlreland; which, 'after a few words from Sir J.
Nsiwroar, were agreed to, and the report ordered to be re-
ceiead on ThUrstlisy.
Sir's!. NEWPORT moved for an Account of the Number -
and Amount of Pines collected in the different Counties of
Ireland for the °Settee of Illicit distillation, since the Year
181 3 ; specifynig When and where incurred, and by whom cut
lectid.
London, England, 1815-05-13

13RUSSELS AND FRANKFORT PAPERS

BRUSSELS, ATA.:I-9.—The day. before
.yesterday
there arrived at Tournay, a detachment of French
aeserters, who brought with them two pieces of
cannon. The Inspector-General of the Post in
13dgiurn informs the public, that dating' front to-
day the'-9th of May, 1815, the Course of the
posts "aml couriers with France is inteKruuted
on all points of the territory of the Kingdom (if
the Netherlands. This'is in consequence of the
pre7iOus adoption of a similar measure hv France.
Ghent, Alny C.

APPEAL TO THE FRENCH SOLDIERS:
.4‘ Solders!-One 'of-your companions in arms, a French-
man, jealous of the glory and honour of the army iuritcs you
to the standards of the august descendants of Louis XII. and
Henry IV.

,
" Brave Soldiers ! Your error is only the 'f.matic:3ol of
glory, but there is no ti se glory but that which is acquired in
defending the King au the country.
" For twenty. year* your generous blood, has flowed for
pride and ambition. Our heautiful country, the asylum of
the arts and the sciences ; our France, the glory of Europe,
is proscribed by all nations. .Brave fellow-countrymen save
London, England, 1815-05-13

CALL OF THE HOUSE.

M. BANKES suggested to an Hon. Baronet - (Sir H. Par-
nell) that as the Call of the House was about to'fie'enforced,
in consequence of the important discussion of which he had
given notice, it might materially favour the 'convenience.nf
such.Men,bers as :night arrive from distant parts of the coun-
try, to defer that discussion till Tuesday fortnight.
Sir H. PA lINEI.I. having signified his assent, the Call'of
the House was definitively fixed for that day.

Mr. H. ADDINGTON gave notice of his intention to move
fora Bill to rvoew and amend the 'l7ransportatios act.

GOVERNOR AIN,ALIE

'gr. GORDON moved for the copy of a proclamation issued
br G(ivernor Ainslie, in nOininica, on or about the 13th of
October.

111 r. HOItNER inquired what steps bad been taken with
respect to tne•ease of that Gentleman.

C;OULBUILN replied, that it was not yet completely
Lir( stig;;ted.

Sir R. HERON said, he should move on Thursday next for
certain papers in justhication of the conduct of Governor
Ainslie, who anticipated with satisfaCtion the opportunity of
vindicating his chiiractcr from the asperSion-s. under •whicil it
had long laboured.
London, England, 1815-05-13

BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY,

• - Queen-street,, .Cheapside, London. •
IMPENETRABLE PAINTS, and COAL TAR BROWN,
• I`w it!4fkl)"li y, Slat essQui• Buildings, and Wionther Board-
ing, .
()I every eseription.
Invisible Green,' per Cwt. s6s. Red or Brown per Cwt.42s.
Dark Green 76s. White Paint 6os.
Olive ditto • 112 s. Prepared Oil to thin them
Lead Colour 563. for Ute ss. 6d. per Gal.
Stone Colour 565. Fine Paints for inside Work of
Chocolate- Coljur
'leaned. Tar Brown 225. per Cwt.—Common du. 18s. per Cwt.
THE IMPENETItAIILE PAINTS are very
ornamental, and will cover a surface nearly twice as•
great as other Paints: they also possess a durability, which
renders them peculiarly valuable, when applied to Work 'Con-
stantly exposed to the effects of die Weather; and from-their
being ground in Linseed Oil, and drying very quick, they are
applicable.to the general purposes of useful•lnside Painting,
as they give at the same time a preserving, and very handsome-
covering. They are also a Cure for the Worni and Dry Rot,
will stand in hot Climates, and are easy of application, being
used in the same manner. as other Paints.
The COAL TAlt BROWN is recommended for the cover-
ing of Rough Fenciing, Porous Tiles, Wood under ground or
water;. particularly the Refined, which is perfectly insoluble
in water; the Worm will not penetrate where it is used.;
it is of a very good c; dour, dries hard, and is easily applied,
requiring only to -be heated and • laid tin with a continuo tat.
brush..
London, England, 1815-05-13

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING. MEETING, 1815.
• FRIDAY, MAY 12.
Mr. Charlton's Toter, Bst.4lb. beat Major Wilson's Spectre,
-Ib. M.- 50gs.-2 to I agst Tozer.
Handicap Sweepstakes of 9.ogs each, arid only sgs ft if de-
clared within a quarter of an hoar after the weights are
fixed. T. V. C.•
D. of Rutland's i'ledora, 4 yrs, Sst .. . 1
Mr. Wiisou's Capricorn. 3 vrs, 11h.
.
Even bettnig on Med"ora.---4 to 1 asst Capricorn.
5 started_ paid forfeit.—The..ludge placed but two.

Mr. Bonrerie's Scheberizatle Bst. 41b. beat Mr. Villier's
evrw, Bst. 31b. D. M. 200 gs, h. ft.-5 to 4on Selieherarade.
Ld Bentinek's Monkey, Bst. 71b. beat Air. Villiers's Se-
rena, Bst, T.Y.C. to 2on :%lonkey.

Fifty Pounds, for 3-yr7oids carrying Gst. 21b. 4-yr-olds, Bst.
5-yr-olds, Sst. 71b. G-yr-olds and aged, (Ist. 121 b. T. M. M.
13. C.—
Mr. Perren's b. c. by Walton, out of Vulture's darn, 3 yrs I
Mr. CrockfUrd's b. c. by Seliru, 2 yrs 2
Mr. Craveri's h. h. Eaglet, 5 yrs . 3
2to I agst. Mr'. Crochford'S b. —The Judge placed but three.

HOW TO IMPROVE A. PARAGRAPH !----The
Ga-
zette de France, received I;i:stertlay, says, literally,
" it appears certain that there is at this moment
an exchange of Courier between- the Cabinet of
Vienna and that of the-Thuileries.--This para-
graph, turned in the patt'iotic mill of the Morn-ilia
Chronicle, comes out in the following strengthened
shape, in its leading-article of this morning :
" kre see it repeated in the French Papers, Allat
Couriers are constantly passing between Paris and
Henna."--There is no such thing in the French
Papers.! It is a wilful misrepresentation on the
part ot-the London Journal, and was resorted to
only to serve for the bakis of a gross, calumnious,
and mischievous attack on the Allied Sovereigns.
LIB Tur,ATRE.—As- it-is but justice to record
the exertions of distinguished Merit, subject as it
is to the vacillations and caprices of public taste,
we shall always (Inert our attention to the The-
atre, as one of the great moral engines in
,our
social system. Last nigkt the Tragedy of Venice
Presero'd, supported by the admirable talents of
NENIBLE and MiSs O'NEILL, attracted a crowded
auditory to Covent-Garden Theatre. KEMBLE,
I bOtlgh still •afilicted by the gout, was-so much
•better, that he performed the part of Pierre. with
all his former animation. He was particulayly
successful in the first scene with the Conspirators,
and in ti.c following one, where-they melitate
the death of 'fa/jiff. His scene with Jaffier, after
the cause had been h-etrayed, \vas a masterly ex-
pression of, -indignation and contempt. Mis
°; EPlcidera powerfully avvalted sympathy
throughout.Nl
coNwAY's icier` was very respect-
able. GAaafeK, we know, ranked CTWAY next
to SHANBSPEARE in dominion over the -passions,
eud placcti Unix works together in his Library. .
London, England, 1815-05-13

- LOCK AND SURGIC-,
His Royal highness the 1)IJK

DISPENSARY.
of YORK, President, and
.ee of Governors .
Col. W. J. Jones, M. P.
John Latnuche, Esq. M. P.
Col. H. Clements, M. P.
Capt. J. Hay.
SURGEON,
Mr. Kiernan, Member of tl►e Royal College, London.

the following Colomat
Earl of Egremont

Earl of Leitrim

itt. Hon. It. B. Sheridan, M. I'.
Hon. Col. J. Barry, M.P.

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Honour, and Secrecy, that belongs to Private Practice, and,
added to its high Patronage, it_ is conducted by such Profes-
sional Skill .Ind extensive Practice, that the worst Cases of
Disease, as Strictures, Debility, Ulcerations, &C. however
iovetei ate or of long standing, experience a complete Cure.
as well as that Derangement of the Generative Organs,
which impairs the Constitntion and shortens Life.
Mr. Kiernan may be consulted by Patients of both sexes,
at his private house, No. 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bed-
ford-square„ where the necessary Advice and Medicines will
be (riven, or sent to any part of the United Kingdom.
'J'ut published, price As. Practical Observations on the
above Diseases ; sold by Sherwood and Co. 2n, Paternoster-
row, and by H. Ilighley, No. 24, Fleet-street.

WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN,
•
SARACEN'S HEAD INN, Snow-Hill, London,
- The best Accommodation for Travellers, good Beds, -
choke Liquors, and moderate Charges.
The following. Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, &c. set out from
London, England, 1815-07-28

DEPARTURES.

Fite hart and Countess of Clonmell., fot- Weston House,
near Sliepitont-upott-Stunt ; Lady Charlotte Baillie, fur
Gainsboakigh, in Yorkshire; Lord Otislow, for Clandon, near.
Guildford, in Surrey; Sir Thomas Chompneye, for Southamp-
ton ; [lon. Major• Catmint:, Arttndel, in Sussex; Coun-
tess of Lansdale arid the •Ladies Lowther for Lowther, near
Penrith, Cumberland ;•Viicottntess Fielding, for Netvnhatn,
Lutterworth ; Lady Louisa Cadogan, fur troadstairs ; Duke
of Gloucester, from Gloucester House, to Bagshot ; Dtt a df
Beaufort, from Grosvenor-square to Monmouth; Lady H.
Manners, from GroSveriOr-square to Sutton, Surrey; coun-
tess Pomfret, from Port►rtan-square to. Margate; the Earl of
Roden, to Berkshire; Lord Sitford, fur Northamptonshire;
Right
.110 n. Thomas Grenville, for Bucks; Lord and Lady
Falmouth, for Berks ; Mrs. and Miss Powis, for Lntterwortli ;
the Dowager Countess of Sefton, to Hampton-court; the
Duke of Devonshire for Paris; the Marquis of Tweedle, fur
ditto; • Lord and Ludy Levison Gower, for ditto.
London, England, 1815-07-28

UNION cr GEN)4

86. The !Itates, which formerly constituted thr
Genoa, arc united in'perpetnity to those of the King of S;ir.•
dinia,- to he possessed by him in fall,sovereignty, Zlll,l to de-
scend in the male line in the.order of,nrlinogeniture, tlirowth
the two branches of his huse, tonal branch, and the
branch of Savoy-Carigon. • •
87. The King of Sardinia to assume the title of Dike of
Genoa. t-
SS. The Genoese to e;ijoy all the rights and privileges spe-
cilied in the Act, entitled " Condition, which are to sect*
as the baiis- of the union -of the GNnoese States to those of
Sardinia."

UNION OF,THE IMPEPIIL FICFS.
SI. The countries •ealled Imperial-Fiefs, ,whieh were united
to the former Ligurian Repuhlie arc definitively united to the
States of his Sardinian Majesty in the same um.nuer as the
rest of thi; Genoese territory.
London, England, 1815-07-28

RIGHT OF V3RTIFIC ITI

0. Eitis Sardinian 'Majesty to enjoy the sMue right of for-
tifying sncl► points of his States as lie may ;lodge proper,. in
the same way a, is provided by the :tit Article of the Treaty
of Paris, with respect to the Sovereigns who signed that
Treaty.

CESSIONS TO- TIIF. CANTON OF GENEVA.
91. The King of Sardinia cedes to the Canton of Geneva
the district's of Savoy, designated in the kkth article abore,
according to the conditions specified in the Art, entitled—
" Cession made by the King of Sardinia to the Canton of Ge-
neva.'' , • -
92. The provinces of the Chablais, and of Fancigny,' and all
the territory of tiavoy, to the north of Ugnia,belorwinit to the.
Kin. 4 of Sat-ditto., shall be part of the neutrality of Swisser-
land, according :is it was recognised and guaranteed Ely the
High Allied Powers.
London, England, 1815-07-28

IVEViirfi-f•Ydi •

nave this Morning.; besides
Papers generally received by the London 'Jour-
nals, obtained copieS of "two PiihlicathitiS which
started under the late itsarpatiOn Of /3tRiNAOattTE,
;of which some account may lie acceptable to our
Readers. . They are called, " L'l4dependant,"
and • " Le iliessager du Soir," the former hay.
ing published g 6 and the latter 33 l..lttinbers;
up to the 2.sth.inst. The Independent seems to
be a sneaking kind of illorni,qg Chroo;c/e7-insi-
li uat in g such falsehoods as the latter asserts, and
fearfully bespattering What is fair and good with its
filthy second-hand ordure, as the other does, more
audaciously under the happy auspices of our freer
Press. it censures M. SALGtits for an article. iii
the Journal de Paris, which shall appear in Tu4'
Sov to-morrow, and accuses him of the grossest
tergiversation.—lt is destitute of news.
-The illessa ger du Soir asserts, that if Nu'C'S ad-
vice had been followed at Waterloo Lord- %VEL-
LINGTON'S Army could not have withstood the at-
tack of the Ft'encb ! The foll Owing 'are Ex-
tracts :—A band of, French deserters and robbers
have established themselves in the neighbohr-
hcrod of Abbeville, and levy contributions ou
,the
surrounding country.

The foi tifications on the heigtts about Paris are
to be immediately razed.
There has been an armistice for the last three
or four days between the Red carnations and the
White Liflies.

The Grand-Duke CONSTANTINE is expected in
Paris. The Eniperir ALEXANDER, • dressed in a
Prussian uniform, and accompanied by a brilliant
and numerous Suite, visited Marshal- BLVCITE it on
Friday last.

[Upon the whole, this appears to, he an enter-
taining., loyal, and usefal,Miscellaneous Journal.]
London, England, 1815-07-28

ANCIENT POSSESSIONS OF AUSTRIA.

9 t. The Powers who-sign the present Treaty recognise the
Ensperor of Austria, • his heirs and successors, as legitimate
Sovereign of the provinces and territories .which ivete ceded,
whether wholly or in part, by the Treaties of CAmpo Fortnio,
1799, of Ltino'ille in ISOI, of Prtsburg; Ili 1405, theiltirditional
Convention of Fontainebleau. in 1807, and of Vienna in :809,
and in the possession of those provinces and territories ‘‘hicli
his Imperial and Aposto!le Majesty re-entered into in conser-
vience of the last war, viz. Istria, both Austrian and Vene-
tian, Dalmatia, the Venetian Isles of the Adriatic, the
Mouths of the Cataro, the City of Venice, the Lagnnes, the
same fes the other.provinees and districts of Terra Firma, of
the States hitherto Venetian on the left hank of the Adige,
the Duchies of Milan and Mantua, the Principalities of Brixen
and Trent, the country of the Tyrol, the Voralberg, Austrian
and Venetian Friuli, the ten itory of, Montefalcone, the go-
. yet-llama and city of Trieste,. Carniola, the Upper Carinthia,
Croatia, on the,vight of Sallee, Fiume, the Hungarian Lit-
ttirale, andlhe district of Caitua.

- •
COUNTRIES UNITED TO THE AUSTRIAN NIONAECITY.
lly this article his Imptrial Majesty obtains in full
, .
sovereignty tor nuoseu and successors--
I.llcsides the portion's of terra firma of the Venetian States
already mentinned, the uther parts of the said States, as well
as all other territory situated between the Tessin, the,Pb, and
th•Palriatie sea.
2. The \Tallies of the VaUdine, of Bormio, and of Chia-

venno. . . .
3. The Territories which formed the ci-devaot Rcpu. lic of
;Ragusa:

AUSTRIAN FRONTIERS IN ITALY.

95. On the sitle of the King of Saydinia, skr;:ii as they were
on the ISt Jan. 179'2:—
On the shle.of ParinA,'Placelatia, and•Gda,talla, the cons-se
of the Po, the line of .detuarcation following the Thalweg- or
•
way hi the river
On the side of the states of Modena, the swat: as they were
on the Ist Jan. 1791:
On the side-of the Papal states; the coarse of the 'Po as fat
as the .south of tie Gun,: • '

On the Side of Swisserland, the ancient frontier of Loin-
anti that separates the yanks of the .17tvitelint,*
of l',ormio, and Clii.-tveliaa froin the (.ittattin4 ui the. Gristis
and of the Tessin, where the course of Vox Po coiltitotte4 the
agriirti that the chinges hid') the. he'd of. that river
in;fy und,,rzo, not, in lot ore, have auy effect tr:oa tie
property of the isiauds foti::,l in it.
centigued)
London, England, 1815-07-28

ARRIVALS.

Lord Grenville, from Dropmore, at Camelford House, Ox-
f6rd-street ;. Lord Vi'scount Sydney, from Ftognall, to dros..
venor-square; the Marquis of Bute,,at the St. James's Hotel ;
the Duke and DUchesS of Orleans; at Greillon's Hotel ; .Lord.
Boyle in North A:Utley-street, Grosvenor-square.
London, England, 1815-07-17

BRUSSELS -AND :FRANKFORT PAPERS,

BRUSSELS, JULY 12.--Ilis Royal Highness the
Prince of ()range tlaS just set out to join the army
at Palk. We have just received certain intent=
genre that Matthenge capitulated at ft}nr o'clock
yesterday afternoon. The "CoMmunkat;on with
Paris is entirely open.
The allied troops who have entered Paris are
estimated at 150,000 ; a great part of them only
passed through the city to proceed farther for the
put lose of following the motions of the French
troops that retire beyond the Loire. A great
•ntnnber of soldiers, who base recovered of their
wounds, hasten to join their corps ; these arrive
continually in ortr port boats, loaded with all kinds
of necessaries 'and ammunition, such as bombs,
balk, cannisier shot; immense quantities of bay
and oats, boards, kpl'anks for the Construction of
portable bridges, &c. Which sent from England
for the 'army. The cargoes which have arrived
lately from that country are beyond all epncep-
tion ; the sacrifices which, it has made for the re-
pose of Europe, and -the independence of the Low
Countries, deserve their eternal gratitude. Ail
those artieles tire deposited for the present with-
out the gates, whitir, they attract .numerous spec-
tators.. &x 24-pounders have been mounted on
their ciarr;ages, and two Very lit,e howitzers.—
Every day pair of tlit;se articles .is forwarded to-
w..irds the French fortresses-. The,.last accounts
trout B say;that General Frimont ente'ted
Lyons. . _ •
When the overtures of the French Government
were read in the Council of the Sovert.igns, utt
coming to the article respecting NapoleOn's abdi-
cation in favour of Napoleon the ,t;et:ond, the
Emperor of Austria bastcued to say---" That con-
cerns me : I recognize no-Napoleon the Second !
Let us go forward.-

.IDLY s.—The trenches- are n-peneds be-
fore liuningen ;- this fortress keeps up 4 pretty
brisk fire on the e!airoits of Ith:dull:and 110nrg
Libre. The desertion of the ;;tu•rison tont-jinn:S.

CoLoGNE, 'JULY 5 --The Prince. Royal and
Prince Frederick of Prussia have arrived here,
and that in"cotzniio they visited the ,military hos-
pital, an4l conversed in the most familiar manner
‘vitlt a great number of wotio:lett': they are going
to join the three corps of, the army in France.
They Kim; of Prussia h:-is named \Jr. Justus
Gruner Chief of the Pollee of the Arnie, and Go-
vernor of the. Frelich Provinces occupied f.y hiS
armies. Mr. Cirmier set out for,his iinst yesterday.

FRANKFO4T, J LY Llardenburg.ar-
rived here to-day, and goes to-morrow to the
head-quarters.

NEXT WEDNESDAY THE GRAND • LOTTERY BE-
GINS, ALL THE TICKETS DRAWN .THAT DAY
MUST BE I'MZEN, AND MAY INCLUDE THE THRILE
CAPUALS OF 40,0001.30,0001. & 20,Q00:.

MAILS

Alum/nu-1 France, I Corunnh, 2 Dul)lin, 2 Wateiforil.
Due-1 Lisbon, 2 Ci'ottynburgh, 11101 and, 3 Ildruhurg,h.

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wE4vr. u'CI,3CK.
India L'onds,•2s. 3s: dis,_
Exclieq. ISilts, 2s. ss. dis.
pr. ,
Oin. fir Payin,nt, 74i
Cons..f:a.:l4iicuunt, ösJi
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