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London, England, 1815-10-26

NEXT TUESDAY WEEK

The GREAT STOCK and MONEY PRIZES may be all
Drawn!!!

F_aODGES, Jun. and Co. 147, Oxford-street,
—nearly. opposite-Bond-street, Respectfully .bog leave
to aiqleiZe the Nobility, Gentry, and Public; that from the
gl'hilthif at d continued advance of the Prices of the Govern-
• Ponds, the Value of the Seven ImmenSe Prizes of
5C);Ot0 .: 1/420,000t. :3 Of' 4eool. with the other Capitals in pro-
pOrtio., will in all probability be increased, at least 10 or 15
per'tetit, before. TUESDAY WEEK, the Day of Drawing
the pre,ent -Splendid and unprecedented Rich Lottery.—
I-mm.4,Es, Jun. and Co, in returning sincere thanks for fa-
yours already conferred, Respectfully solicit from those Ladies
and Gentlemen, who wish to participate in the above im-
portant advantages, the'honour of their early commands, as
frdni the pre-eminent Splendour of the Scheme, Tickets and
Shares may not 'only shortly advance considerably in Price,
but become altozet her utiattailiable.—All Orders from the
Country; accomparried with a remittance by Post Office order,
otherwise, will be thankfully received and punctually at-
tenacii to.
State Office, 147, Oxford-street. -

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RICHA RDS'S PORTABLE GINGER BEER POWDERS.
ktrl'UNtiil;ll. BEER, when kept in Bemles, be-
comes.sour attera short period ; the carriage of it from
plaCe to place is trou:ilesoine, and the risk and inconvenience
great; tLse objections his new Preparation is calculated, to
'remedy,.and by tite mere additi,in of a tumbler of water pro-
duces Gin4,r Beer in a much higher Perfection than that-eon-
t:'itied in bottles, at only half the price. They will remain
rtretiy uiiinpaired in all China; es, and aro pat icularly re-
ciiionicoded to Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c. for Ex.
p •,-;ation.—Prepared aid sold by James Richards, Chemist,
i.93,..Straprt, oprositc St; Clentent Church, in packets,
from as. to 11. t 3. each.
London, England, 1815-10-26

VAST INDIA HOUSE, Oct. 25, 1815.

lIIIECOURTofDI,R kCTORS of the UNITLD
COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TRAD-
ING-to. the EAST INDIES,: do hereby give Notice,
That the Court will be ready to receive Proposals in writing
on or before Friday, the 10th November next, front the
Owners of Ships of the burthen of 1200 Tons and upwards,
Builders' measurement, specifying in one sum the whole
Rate'at which they will be willing to LET such SHIPS for
One Voyage in the Company's Regular Service.
The Court further 4ive Notice, that no Tender will be re-
ceived for-such Ships as have been in the service of the Com-
pany,: if they have already gone more than six voyages.
The Tenders, with the words" Ship Tender" on the cover,
to be severally sealed up, and left with the Secretary, at or
before Twelve o'clock at Noon, on the said lOtli November,
beyond winch hour tile Court will not receive any Tender.
JAMES COBB, Secretary.

The PaTtierlars of the Terms and Con4itiOns under n'hich
the Ships will be engaged for the ConwayWs Service, may
be had upon aprdieation to Mr. John ,Moric,e, Cler4 to the
Committee of Shipping, on or after Friday next, the. 27th
Instant.
London, England, 1815-01-07

muck: OF
TIIIS DAY Ar7W

Bank Stock,
vet' Cent. Red. 65i
3 pix Cent. Cons. a ex.sliv.
tar Cent. Cons. 821-k
5 per Cent. Navy Aun.94 g ex. I
div.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Nlorning, 25 minutes after 12. I Evening, 50 ininutes.after 12.

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QUIS DICERE FALSUNI AUDEAT ?

LONDON.
SAT IT RD-IY, Jd N Z.7_4 RY 7, Isls.

We have this morning received Canadian Pa-
pers, from which we learn that the British priva-
teer schooner Retaliation, has been taken by a
s!ratagcm of the Enemy.
The United States' sloop Peacock, and the Bri-
tish ship :hid, were very near each other at Lan-
zareto in the beginning of September. It is not
unlikely that they might encounter each other.

General PREVOST has arrived in. Halifax from
Upper Canada.

The following appears in a violent opposition
ialifax Paper (the Recorder)—we trust it will
urn out to be an American forgery :

Extract of a Letter from the Editor of the Beffalo Gazette,
dated Clzirpawa Plains, Oct. 16, 1514.

" I enclose you a correct copy of an- Order
found in au Orderly-book of the British 6th Re-
giment, left in one of their Bivouacs, near Fort
Erie."
London, England, 1815-01-07

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CIIF.I.SIiA HOSPiTAL, JAN. 4,1 S 13.

rinw,sE are, by order Of the Itiyht. Honouralate
.the Lords and others Ct'uninissioners for 'managing the
affairs of his Majesty's Royal liospital at Chekea, to give No-
tic.• that all Out-Pensioners belonging to the said Ilospital, re-
siding in London, or within the District of Mor-,
tality, are required to appear personally and regimentally,
with their Instructions dud 'Certificates of ~aoks;on, at the
Secretary's Office, iu the sail Hospital, on the respective
Days, anal in their different Classes-, according to their several
Rates of Pension, as undermentioned, when attendance will
be given from nine o'clock in the morning until three in the
afternoon, foe the payment of Half a- Year's Pension in ad-
vance to Midsummer next. -

On NIONDAY, the 9_th of Jarrnai-y

The Pensioners at 11d. perdav, front thd diderent Re:;riments
of Car4ry, Foot Guards, and Infantry. including tire Militia,
and those at Gd. per day,' from the different regiments and
corps, to the Goth of Foot, inclusive.

On TUESDAY, the 10th of January.
-
These at Gd. per day from the Gist of Foul, and all the
remaining regiments and corps, with the Serjeantsef Militia,
at bd. per day.
On WEDNESDAY, the 11th of January.

Those at Pd. per day, from the different Regiments of Ca-
valry and Foot Guards, with those from the Ist regiment of
Foot to the 390 inclusive. t '

OM THURSDAY, the 12th ofJarimary.
Those,at M. per day front the 40th Reginumt of Foot, and
all remaining. regiments and corps; with the Serjeauts
of Militia ii;t. 10d per.day.

On FRIDAY, the 13th of JRnuary.
Those at Is. per day, 1)-oui the different Regiments of Ca-
valry- with those from the Ist and 2d Regiments of Foot
Guards.
London, England, 1815-01-07

110L1cr, INTELLIdENct.

TIOW-SriIEET.
On Thursdatafternoon, about foUr o'clock, 't
yount, man of respectable 'appearance, 'went into
the Stop of Mr. Barrow, a pawnbroker of. High.
nolborn, and requested to look at some goldi
Hugs, I3e was sinr.vo a tray, containing a
number. He fixed upon one of them, but offered:
a strn considerably under its Yalne,'which waste
fused, lie then left the- shop. Immediately aftcF
a ring of the'value of 21. was missed from' a cart`
containing S.Y. or eight others. The shopmaa
immediately followed, overtook him, and request
ed hint to return to the shop, which he readily
consented to ; the shoptnati, however, seized 16'1
hand, and found the ring in it, with a string
card. lie was given great
tened to it, corresponding with that torn from r-l 0
`into the custody
stable, and on being brought to the Office,
was recognised as John Eggleton, a well Itll°`v
character, and committed for trial. .
of a CORD.

Thu. Cutter/was-charged with creating a distal."
bance in Drury-lane Theatre, on•ThursdaY even-
ing.—The check taker of the two shilling galit'rY
stated, that the prisoner had, for nearly two
hours, made such a noise that he disturbed C:V(-r1
person itt the gallery ; be also threw pieces of
orange and other things into. the pit. He "5
solicited. to be quiet, but the return was abusive
language,, saying,
he came there to kick UP a
row. In the attempt to turn hint out, he violentl
assaulted Dickons, belongin7 to the Office. Thfc
prisoner is hostler to the Mack filar3e,
.
at cite
top of the City-road. His defence was, that
strange people. stood no beldre
Mr. lintsrE considered that the prisoner vas
proper person to be made an example of; for the
repeated disturbances that had been nta.de at both
the theatres, having gone there for the-purpose of
making a disturbance. He therefore held hiftl
to
bail, to answer for the offence, and he hoped Air'
Raymond and Mr. Arnold would indict
`1 hose Gentlemen agreeing in the Magistf•ate
suggestion, he was committed.
London, England, 1815-01-07

HAT TON-GARDE`.

. Daniel M' DO nald, apprentice to Mr. 'Malan/
Bedford, Goldbeater, in Ardersgate-street, ‘"35
charged by the latter with disobedience to t>>s
orders, and refusing to do his work ;
the prisoner
having once before been brought air similkic
complaint before the Magistrates, and then for:
given, at the request of his master, he was dr
time sentenced to 14 days imprisonment the
House of Correction.
Wells and. Houghton, two boys, were charge'
on suspicion of stealing two umbrellas from the
shop of Mr. Cox, Judd-street, Camden-town, bd.t
prp
ti)iseercsu‘twoet.
en
(ol
its
caigagainst
vtibyetant,t
ert
iritElh"
ged;
Wells was taken into, custody by a Bow-street °W-
eer, on information against him,' for being c°o;
cerntA with four others now in custody ,
London, England, 1815-01-07

TWELFTH CAKES.

Among the Jeux d'esprit of these fanciful solids,
exhibited yesterday, we select the following :
On one was a representation of John Bull, in a
very pensive attitude, from whose mouth a scroll
was pendant, bearing the following most appro-
priate inscription

" Now the banner of peace iv unfurrd,
Alas! why is butcher's inert dear ?
Now tranquillity reigns through the world,
Why keep up the price of strong beer?

"0 ! tell me, ye sages, so famous for thinking,
Why thus I'm restrain'd from the pleasure of drinking ?"

A pedantic schoolmaster, on another cake, is
made to exclaim—
" 'Sblood ! what is the use of this general per,
Has it lowered the price of rum, brandy, or max
On a third cake, Sir H. M.'is depicted. He so-
liloquises as follows :
" I hare stolen a Rose, it is true,
" The owner may now wear the willow—
" But my moments of pleasure are few,
" Since I find all the thorns on my pillow."
London, England, 1815-01-07

SUPERIOR ADVICE.

IT is of be first consequence to ascertain on,
whose talent and integrity a firm reliance may be placed
in affliction.. Messrs. CUIUtIE and -Co. Surgeons of emi-
nence and high professional attainments, Members of the
Royal College of London and Edinburgh, present to the Pub-.
lie the result of au years experience in the CURE of VENE-
REAL COMPLAINTS, and those l)ebilities and DefiCiencies
which not unfrequently prevent or embitter the inatriniouial
state. In the various gradations, from recent infection to
condi med Lues, their treatment commands very often a
speedy, and always a radical cure. In dubious cases, their
10n,4 and well-arranged experience gives ;them a promptitude
of decision that secures the patient from being mercurialized
out of existence, or having his constitution under,t.ined, and
the vital principle destroyed by a latent, but 'insidious dis-
order, or a blind and fatal confidence in shallow pretenders.
In Nervous Debility, Vascular Relaxation, and Atony of the
Organs, a ising from excessive indulgence, insalubrious cli-
mates, or solitary semsuality, the practice 'gives new life and
energy to the Syste;u, even in eases which are 'verging on de-
spair: Strictures, and other 4ra:l4-et:tents of the Urethra,
they remove in a mild and r Ifectual manner. Slight mind re-
cent cases of V,nin•eui Infection are cured in the 'short pe-
riod of rwo DAYS% ra the Female Sex it will ,he consolatory
toicnow that they aliay be cured of those Debilities a (deli de-
feat ewuceptiati, and --An the foundation of connubial felicitY.
Patients treated with Citatkilr, and inviolable se-
crecy. Messrs. Currie and Co. may ac consuhed eve! y day,
at their house, 107, Ilatttni-garden. Letters from the coun-
try, stating minuteiy the case, mode of li% iag, &c. and inclos-
-414; a remillancle for Advice and Mtuticines, will be treated
s mtb.teciiuus atteutiaa.-107, Hattoo-garden.
London, England, 1815-10-21

THE LATE DUKE OF BRUNSWICK.

• WOLFENBUTTEL, SErT.2s.—Tht Chamnertait?,
Mr. Von Bolow; who has been to England, to
present to the Prince Regent the last will and, tes-
foment- or the late Duke, is 'now, returned to
Brunswick, bringing the most gracious assurances
from his Royal Highness, who, as we hear, •has
named the Count of Schulcnhurg 3Vollsburg; his
representative for theadministration:of-the7coun-
try during Elie minority:' IVe Count is iflso Pre-
sident.. of the Assembly of the States in flanover,
Search is.makiug at -Paris for all the manuscripts
taken by the French from our 14i,br;.ry, as well as
for:all the vvOrks of art that kave_been carried.
thither. The march of Prussia.ri troops t6Taris
still continues; but. very lately 9000 nien; front
Silesia, marched through this neighbourhood... It
is indeed true, in more points of_ view than .one,
that the chief article of' expiration from Ger-
many, at this monreni, is risen, -and it is nitieli to
be desired that it may lose- nothing of goodness
in passing through France. The memory. of the
late Duke is honoured in varions ways---the wo-
men wear gold medals of him round their necks ;
his bust, of bronze, is in the principal apartments,
and biogiaPhical sketches of his life lie upon every
work-table.
London, England, 1815-10-21

rrbi Day «•as published, prico Is. the Second Edition of
A LETTER .to the Right Reverend the Lord
BI;IHOI' :of GLOUCESTER, on the. Subject of the
mast:. and FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY.
By THOMAS GISBORNE, M. A.

Printed forT.•Cadell- and W. Davies, Strand; of whom
may be bad, New Editions of all Mr. GisbOrate's other Works.
London, England, 1815-10-21

PORT ROLL, .IA,MAIt'A.
SUBSCRIPTION for the IMLI EF of the
SUFFERERS IV the" DESTRUCTaI;N of the above
TOWN by FIRE:
Amount already advertised - - 4.1,956 5 0
Pnrther'Stibscriptions since recciVed : •
The Right Hon. Lord Carrington - • fj.so 0• 0
J. K. Hall, Esq. per Croini,ton and Co. - 20 0 0
Subscriptions may be paid or remitted to the Collecting.
Committee, 'whim. are addressed at Mr. Holden's, N'emv•City
Ckamhers, 11Wmopsgate-stretzt.—Sahseription nooks 'lsq re-
main open at Lloyd's, and at time Jamaica Caffee-kon,les.

THE PATENT IMPERIAL DINING—TA-
BLES, and PATENT TRAFALGAR SiDEPA-MUDS
and'DINING-TABLES, in one elegant Piece of Furniture,
and upon Five new different Plans ; the Patent Improved Sofa
Beds and Clmir Beds; Brass-screw Four Post, and Tent
Bedsteads, Furniture. and Bedding complete ; Po; table
Chairs, with several other new invynted and improved aitieles
of furniture; also 1 general and i:ery extensive assortment of
Upholstery and Cabinet Articles for furnishing Houses com-
plete, ready manufaanred, where Foul lies may select and
furnish a whole .I-louse in a fel': days, avoiding the extreme
inconvenience of waiting sewral Months in eompluting,their
Establishment.
East and West India Articles, Army and Nave, &c. &c. by
Morgan and Sanders, la and 17, Catherine-Stred,,Strand, on
terms the most moderate, for prompt payment.
London, England, 1815-10-21

EPRICII

The DUCHESS D'ANGOULENICandFOUCHE,

I It gives us great satisfAcr ion to relate
lowing alivedote., wl►icla the Reader n►ay rely on

as a fact -
When Fondle was to be married to Madcmoi-
sent! de Go,teilaoe, he waited on the Eing. re-
, questing'his 'Majesty to be a witness to the coil.-
tract of marriage,. -which request was complied
with. Fnuche then repaired to the.Doclies
goideme for thu seune purpose, The Duchess
sent word that she was engaged. At that moo.
meat one of her Chamberlains was gOing to en-
ter her apartment ; Fouche requested' him, to tell
the Duchess that his Majesty having been pleased.
to witness his contract of marriage, he hoped the
Duchess Would condescend to do, the-saute.. !'he
Chamberlain took the thesSage, and soon 'after
returned with the following answer trom the
Duchess :—" M. le Due d'Otrante knows that I
have no• share in the Government, consequently
my witnessing his contract of Marriage can be of
no use to him ; but as a private individual I can-
not forget what he ought also to recollect—that
qm the Dauzliter of Louis Xiii."—(From the iln-
,gallican Monitor.)
London, England, 1815-10-21

COPY OF A LETTER FROM G. GORDON, ESQ.

•
..Sta,--Having been for above twenty yearsgreatly distre'ssed
with the Gravel, violent Pains in the Back, a Stranguary with
littl. intermission, and the most excruciating tortures, when-
ever I atteMpted to make wat.r ; and at last became sa weak,
from want of rest and appetite, was scarcely able to walk
across tire room. In hopes a relief, 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 NUS advertised as an effectual Cure for the Stone and
Gravel, and stoppages of Urine, used them this summer fur
about two months ; and from im. found myself daily bet-
ter,, pass my water freely without pain; my appetite. and
strength restored, am able to tide on horseback, wind) I could
vot do for twelve months preceding the use of these Pills.
-Sir, your most obedient Servant,
GEORGE GORDON.
Oelaber 24, 1811. , Sub-Shen tf,, Ber wick§ hire.
Stild at ;l r. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, corner of St.-Paul's
Chilteh-yard, •and most-Medicine Vendeks in every TOwn, in
BoxeS at 2s. 9d. and t is. 6d. each.
London, England, 1815-10-21

. - This Day «•ere published,
Inscribed, by permissi ,n, to the Lord Bishop of Lincoln,
price Gs. ed., bound,
PSALMS and HYMNS, selected for the
Chnrclies of BUCKDEN and HOL.BEACU, of 111.UN-
TISHA1I GUM EARrrn, and HEMINGFORD GREY, in
the Dioceso of Lincoln.
Printed for T. Cadell and \V. Davies, Strand.
t,* A few Copies are printed on fine paper, price 10s. ed.
-in boardi

Just imported by H. Coliirn,fho, Conduit-street, price I us,
PL'ARS. deBUONAPARTIL,. or the Private
Ad Hours of Napoleon from his earliest years to the period
of his Marriage with the Arch-Duchess MARIA LOUISA,
Written by HIMSELF during. his Residence in the island of
Elba.
Tbis Work, which has already reacbedt he -)th Edit. iu Paris,
is certainly one of the most ext raordin,ry that has ever is-
sued from the Press—never before did any Monarch, whether
a legetintate one or an Usurper, possess snliieient lutnlihood
to poor:ray himself without 4.sguiSe, for the contemplation
of those over whom lie •lately "This l'unikation
proves that he had not much esersiod to the Fair Sex.
London, England, 1815-10-21

BREAD AND BE(iGARS

This Day.w:is published, in t vol. octavo, price M hoards,
yr !NU I'ES of the EVIDENCE taken before
AL the- commrrrEE appointed by the HOUSE of
COMMONS, to inquire into the State of the EXISTING
LAWS wbieh regulate.the Manufaxtore and Sale of q11.17.A1)
in the METROPOLIS and its NEIGHBOURHOOD. Or-
dered to be printed, July•Gth, ISIS.
Printed for Sherwood, Nicely, and Jones, Paternoster-row;
J. Booth, Duke-street, Portland-place; Hatebard, Piteadilly ;
and J. M. Richardson, Combat—
Of whoni uniy. be had,

,
Minutes of the Evidence till:ea before the Committee ap-
pointed by the House of C7onmions to inquirC into the State
of Mendicity and Vagrancy in the Metropolis and its Neigh-
bourhood. Ordered to be printed, .luly 1 I th, t 8 15. Price Eis.

DR. BOERI-LtAVE'S RED PILL,
FamOusTateaughout Europe for the Cure of every stage and
symptonr of a Certain Complaint,
TT is a melancholy fact, that thousa,tils fall vic-
tims to this horrid Disease, owing to the miskilfolness
of illiterate men, who, by an improper treatment of thiS dire-
ful calaniity, not unfregnently cause those, foUl Ulcerations
'and Blotches Which so often appear on
.the Head, Face, and
Body, with Dimness in the Sight, Noise in -the Ears, Deaf-
ness, Strictures, obstinate (fleets, Nodes on the Shin Bones,
Ulcerated Sore Throat, Diseased Nose, Nocturnal Pains
in
the Head anti Linibsttrequentlymistal4n for other disorders),
till at length a general debility and decay of the Constitution
ensues, and a-orelanchofy death puts a period' to suffering
Mortality !
With each 801 l is given a copious Bill of Directions, by
which all Persons are enabled speedily 'to cure themselves,
with safety I.nd secrecy, wallow tti. least confinement or
hindrance of business. Ifs ainazing sale Within the last fifty
years, though sehloth advertised,. is a cerain criterion of its
immense utility.—Pvice•only ds. ad. per Box.
Another supply is just received front Landon, and for sat(:
by Iviathews and Leigh, IS, Strand; Bacon and Co. 150, Ox-
ford-street; Brodie 'and DoWding, Salisbury W. Browne,
Bristol ; and all Medicine ‘'enders.
London, England, 1815-12-13

Tli E SENTENCE.

-:President.,—The Camber having deliberated ;
Considering that it results from the process and
the Pleadings, that Marshal Ney, Prince of. the
Mosk.wa, is convicted of having, in the night be-
tween the- 13th and 14th of Mara, 1815, read on
the public place cif Lons-le-Saulnier, in the de-
partme,Jl of the 3 lira, at.the head,ot his army, a
Proclamation, tending to. instigate to revolt and
-,defection, of having immediately issited orders for
joining the enemy, andsof having himself, at the
of his troops, effected that junction.
That he is consequently convicted of the' crime
of high treason, and an „attack on the safety of the
State ;. en ;attack the: object of which was, to
change.the.fOrm of .Povertimeat, and the legiti-
mate order of succession to the throne; _ _

Declares him guilty of the crimes:•provided
against by Articles', 77,87, 88;'102 of the Penal
code-1 and 5 of-Tirk Ist of the Law of the 21st
Brumaire, year 5 ; and Article Ist of Title 3d of
the same law.—[Tlese Articles were here read.]
Therefore, in application of the said Articles,
condemns Marshal Ngy, Marshal of France, Duke
of Elqbingen, Prince of the Moskwa, late Peer
of France, to the full punishment of death, and
;the expellees of. the trial.
Orders that the Decree shall be executed con-
fOrtnablyto the dispositions of the law of the 12th
of May, 1797, ,by. the care of the King's Com-
mis-,ioners :

.Marshal Ney was not present when his con-
demnation was i►ronounced. The Secretary was
charged to notify it to him.
London, England, 1815-12-13

PLAN OF TFD AMNESTY LAW

[Proposed by. Due,tle Ric:3lEl,lEu, whose.prelimi-.-
naq remarks appeared in THE Su N of
Lours, by,the Grace of God, King of France and.No-
varre, to all Rre.sent and to conic, greeting, &C 4
Art. 1. Full and complete amnesty is granted to all those
Who, either directly or indirectly, have taken partin the re;-
hellion and usurpation of Napoleon fluanaparte, with the un-
dermentioned exceptions.
2. The. Ordinance of the 24th July- 'shall continue to he
executed iii regard to the persons comprehended iu the Ist
Article of that Oe'dinaner• -; • .
Toe persons included in Artiale 2 of the said Ordinance
shall quit Franck: in the two months which shall follow the-
proudgatiln of the pro,ent law. They shall-not be at liberty
tai return without the express permission of the King, the
Wh6le upon pain' oltransportation. ; •
,7 4. All the Members of, or persons allied to, the rattily of
Iluonaparte, and their .'desctudants, to the degree of uncle
and nephew, inclusively, are.exelttded for ever from the king-
dont, and are required to leave it withih• one month, under
the penalty dented by Art. 91 (.4 the Penal Code..
They shall be incapacitated from enjoying any ci.eil right
there, or possessing any property, titles, annuities, of- pen-
sions, granted to them gratuitously in that country ; and they
shall be required to sell•wit hit; six months the property, of all
kinds which they shall hive obtained, for a valnable:cousi-
detation.
5. The present Amnesty is not applicable to all the persona
against whom procedings have been instituted, or sentence*
passed, prior to the promulotion of the present law :• he pm,-
cce,:Ligs shall be continued, and the sentences executed
agre.ably.to the. laws.
6. The present amnesty does not extend to the crimes or
offences against individuals, at, whatever period they may
have been committed—dhe persons . who have been pithy of
them shall be liable to be prosecuted according to the laws..
Given at Paris, at the Palace of the Tuileries, the 7th
day of the month of December, in the year of Grace
1815, and of our reign the-21st.
• (Signed) •
33y the KING,
(Signed)
*The two Lallemands, Dronet d'Erlon, Lefebvre
DesnmietteA, Arneihl, Brayer, Gilly, Mouton
Duvernet, Grouchy, Clattsel, Laborde,. Debelle,
Bertrand, G'ambrone, and Savary, are compre-
: !tended in the Decree of the 24th July to be tried
for their lives, in the same class ‘iitti Ney,tava-
lette, anti LahcdOyere. Among the second class
for banishment its two months front France •for
• ever, are Soult, Mix, Excelmans, Maret, (Bas-
; Salto), Marbot, Ectix Lepelletier,.Bottlay (de la
Meurthe), Melme; Fressinet, Thibadcau, Carnet,
-Vandautmei Gtteral- Lamarque, Lobati, Harrel,
Aire, Barrere,. Arnanit, P‘Antnereol, Regnault vie
St. Jean d'Aneely), Arrhigt (of Purina), Dejean,
Garran, Real,, Bouvier-Ditinolatd, Merlin (ile
Douai), • Durba\lh, Divat, Defermont,'Borv-St.-
Vincent, Felix Desportes, Gamier (de•Saintes),
Mellinet, Hullin , Cluys, Courtin, Forbin-Janson,
' • Lglorgnej and Dideville.
-

LOUIS.
London, England, 1815-07-05

r.iiti:.:t t-ft. LONl3(3.4.t4;t'l.,E'rtgj_:i'lit.i 4,'181'.

bETAiItIiENT.
boibntng-igired,

A (fitpAtch 3 of *Well the folloiting- is ad 'extract,
'as feteited last bight by Carl ltatithrst;
tiretsed to his Lordship by the Duke Of *elling-
ton; dated 61.01.4, June 1315.
The Citadel of Canibray tut:rendered Oh the
evening of the 2.5 th inst. and.the Klug of traribe
• proceeded-there with hi's CoUrt And his trotips'Oh
-the Vial; I have given that fort over entirely to
IlajeSty..
I attacked Peronne with the
.ist brigade of
6tards, under Major-General Maitland, on the.
26th in the afternoon. rthe.trooils took the horn-
work which.cciters the suliusb on the left of the
Somme., by storm, with but small lOss ;; and the
town immediately afterwards surrendered, ort con-
dition that the garrison should Tay clown their
arms and be altowcd to return to their homes:

The troops upon this occasion behaved reinatk-
ably well and I hare great pleasure in reporting
the good conduct of a battery of artillery of the
troops of the Netherlands.
I hare placed in garrison there two battalions
of-the troops of the Xing of the Netherlands.
The armies under Marshal Blucher and myself
have continued their operations since I last wrote
to your Lordship. The necessity which I was
under of halting, at Cateau, to allow the pontoons
and certairr stores to reach me, and to take Cam-
bray.and Peronne, had placed the Marshal one
march before me but I conceive there is no dan-

ger in this separation between the two armies.--
e one corps this day at Crespv, with
detachments atlars, Coterets, and La Fert4
"Won ; another at Sett ; and the fourth
under General Billow, towards Parrs J, he will
have his advanced-guard to-morrow at St. Denis
acrd Gonasse. The army tinder my command- has
Phis day its right behind St. Just, and its left be-
hind Tattb,--where the Lig)) road from Compeigne
joins the high road from Hoye to Paris. The re-
serve is at Roye. We shall be upon the Oise to-
rdorrow.

it appears by all acconnts, that the enemy's
*corps collected at Soissons, and under Maral►al
Groucbv, have not yet retired upon Paris ; and
Marshal. Blucher's troops are already between
thew and that city.
[For the Remainder of the Gazette, see the Last Page.]
London, England, 1815-07-05

EXTR WRDINARY DISCOVERY.

Saturday last, Mr, I\l.-KENztE„ Supervisor, ac-
companied by _Messrs. .GoelE and N AUG wrox,
officers, discOvered a private thstilLry, of consi-
derable extent, under the aid) of the Soinfi Bridge,
Esiinburgh, which has been -working these IS
months past, to the great 'jury of the revenue.
The particnlars of this seizure are worthy of no-
tice, from the great Vaitts which h •!een take.a
•to prevent disclosure. The original door to the
place where -the operations were going forward
had been carefully built up and plastered over;-so
as to prevent any appearance of an entrance.—
Behind a grate in the fire-place of a bed-t•ootn an
opening had been made, and fitted with an iron
door and lock, exactly fi•cing the grate, Villich
could only be seen by being removed; and this pas-
sage led to the flit above by a trap-door and lad-
der, where the still was wo:iting„ This place main
was in'one of the deaf arches, immediately adjoin-
ing the middle arch of the Bridge, and the perscin
had found. means to convey a pipe from one
of the town's *branches, which gave a plentiful
supply of water. A-soii pipe was also got at, and
a hole broke through 4.1[6 a neighbouring wept
to carry off the smoke. Besides the still, a con-
siderable.quan;it y of wash. and some low wines,
Were fOund in the premises; ails() many casks,
mash-tun, large nibs, &c. The spirits were said
to have been conveyA assay in a tin case, made
to contain two or three which was again
put into a green bag, and curie,' out by a wymau,
under her cloak._

t h "°I
4 111: T 1 ~~n-►l►
The engines tit Heaton- Cnitiery .5101 gain 'Ton
the wger in the work.ngs,
degree. In tite high' so-alt it •is now 7 teet, kuld
in the low one 16. I,lthorni and two fret. Ira,
been found in►prac►icahle to proceed in the old
workings on accus.int Ot t4t: great
stythe.
London, England, 1815-07-05

EIGN I 7N "r" .L_ E • • '4' a'

C; R tiElt§.
tllttElrED f
1615;

ORDER tt-iE DAY.

h th2ad-ciliarteis, itirfc A
4 .§3oldieil' rf tte Thine!
" Nrapoleon; wiose plans and lust Of
Cofignegt armed all Earciiie egairrst him, was coiti=
tittered lit you and yOtif Allies. Iteturnint.7feoth
the ef.iie into which the generosity of the viCiOrs
had sent him, be again attacks 'the repose; the
welfare, the peace, the security, of till States ;
ptdvokes, by his gitilty,arrogance, theaftniel of
United torope to combat for the intialatiiliti of
their frontiers; the honour of their country,
the happiness of their fellow-citizens ; these
most acted cf: all possessions, which this
man, to whom nothing is sacred, and Who
has become the scourge Of humanity, has
been attacking and endeaVduringto destroy for
so many years. Thus brave soldiers of the Aus,
triab army, a new and vast career cf glory is
opened to you. I know that you will distinguish
it by new victories, and that your new de'eds in
arms, will render still more dear to-me the proud .
satisfaction of calling myself your General. It is
as hononrable to you as agreeable to me that I
have only to read the remembrance of your an-
cient exploits to animate you to new Ones. The,
victories of Culm, Leips(c, Brienne, and Paris,
are so many illustrious garlands that crown your

_standards ; continue worthy or your glory by com-
bating, as you did forriJerly,--and by adding fresh
laurels in those you bare already gained.
Great things have been already performed ;
your brethren in Italy have with their arms,
opened themselves a way into the heart of the

enemy's country, and their victoribus banners
wave in the cay.tal of the kingdom of Naples.—
Those in Flanders gained on the 18th instant, one
of the most memorable victories recorded in his-
tory. Those victorious . armies have their eyes
fixed upon you, and suninqm you to similar ex-
ploits. Let the recollection of what you have
been. on so litany a hard-fought day—let the
feeling of what you owe to yourselves animate
xon to become constantly more worthy of your
ancient glory, by embarking for your Emperor,
your honour, and your country.

" SCHWARTZENBERG, rie:d-Marshal."

FRANKFORT, JUNE 27.—General Rapp seat, on
the 24th, a letter to the General coiut►tanding• at
the outposts-of his Highness thePrince.Royill of
Wirtemberg, announcing that l►e had -received by
the Telegraph the news of Napoleon's Abdication
in favour of his Son, the formation of tl►e- Pro-
visional Government, and the sending off Com-
missioners to treat with the Allies. The only
reply made to this letter was a-repeated order to
our troops to push offensive operations with the
greatest vigour possible, because the guarantee of
the army of Buouapartc and his Ministers cannot
be accepted.
London, England, 1815-07-05

P.ROCLAAIA"I'ION OF LOUIS XVIII:

" Louts, by the grace of God, King of France
fold Navarre,
To all our faithful subjects, health.
" At the "time when the most cruel of enter-
prizes, seconded by the most inconceivable de-
fection; compelled us to quit momentarily our
Kingdom•, we informed you of the dangers which
threatened you, unless you hastened to shake off
the yoke of a tyrannical Usurper. We were not
willing to unite our arms, nor those of our
family, to the- instruments which Providence has
employed to punish treason. But now that the
powerful efforts of our Allies have dissipated the
satellites•of the tyrant, we hasten to re-enter our
mates, there to re-establish the Constitution whici:
-we have given to France ; 'to repair by all the
means in our power the evils. of revolt, and of the
war, it, necessary consequence ; to reward the
good, to put in execution the existing laws against
the guilty-; in short, to call round our paternal
throne the immense majority of Frenchmen, whose
fidelity, courage, and devotedness have brought
such pleasing consolations to our heart.
" Given at Cateau-Canthresis, 25th of June,
in the year of Grace, 1815, and our reign the 20th.
_ (Siguctl) " LOUIS,"

" By the King,
" the Mini..3ter 'of War Duke of FEUFRE."

PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS.

ABSTRACT OF IMPORTANT PARLIAMENTARI

PIPERS.—To l.c coati' iest repdarty.)

A RILL FrIR tURTHER REGULATING TIT?. ISSUE AND
PAYMENT OF MONEY TO HIS MAJEsTY'§ FORCES

seuvi NG ABROAD.

11)e Preamble of the Bill recites the provisions
rif the Act of the 4tith of the K respecting4lie
Audits of the Accounts of the Pay-master Gene-
ral of the Forces, whereby the Auditors are cm-
rowered
.to discharge the Pay-master General of
till sums pant by Deputies on foreign stations un-
Aler tic warrant of the Mice!. commanding on
t bat st,:tion ; and also setsforth the expediency of
relieving, in r..'rtain cases, ()dicers holding the
chief eonimainl on foreign stations from the ne-
uosity of personally signing- evarraiits -for the iS-
saes of sums for the service of such armies,
he liill then enacts, drat it shall-be lawful for
the Commlnder-in-Chief of troops on 10-reign sta-
tions, and engaged in fictive operations, to noth„,-
TiZC a Coniptro!lvr of Army Accounts to sign such
warrants, and that t!,e Auditors of Accounts shill
discharge the PAytnaster-Crerieral of sinus paid by
his Deputy, candor the warrant of an, authorized
Comntroller of Army Account!, _ _

it is a!so provided, that nothing in the Act shall
be eonstrned so as to prevent the Cononander-in-
Chief from signing snch warrants in cases where
be may aecin it expedient to sign them hinE3elf.
'the likewi,e enacfs, that ail n'arrants al-
ready signed by authorised Comptrollers of Army
Accounts, shall be valid.
London, England, 1815-07-05

PRONIOTIONS.

Commissions in the King's Own Regithentof Militia, signed
by the Lord Lieutenant of the Cpuipy of Stafford.
Captain Charles Rid:Vesden, from the 4th Foot (on half-pay),
to he Captain. William Nirolls, Gent. to he 'Lieutenant.
Commissions signed by the Vice-Lieutenant of the County of
Oxford.
- -

Ist or Western Regitnent'of tiiiordshire
Henry Pitches Boyce, Esq. to be Lieut.-Colonei, vice We?—
land, jun. resint:d.
Southern Regiateno—Jarnes Weld, Esq. to be CaptaiO, vice
Powys, resigned. 11 iannm James Woudwat d,- Gent. to be
Ensign.

Corrinii.,ions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Conti.,
and City of tiloncester, and of the• County and City of
Bristol.
Nilliaui Trip:),7-John Ilaythorne, and Samuel Birch, Esqrs.
to be Deputy-Lieuted.nits.
London, England, 1815-07-05

PE'fII'IONS,

The Marquis of LANSDOWNE stated, that he had in his
baud two petitions, the one from certain Solicitors in the
comity. of !toss of Roscommon, and another from the Soli-
citors of Waterford, praying an exemptiba from certain Stoup
Duties. The petitions were against taxes in progress) but he
repeated his former observations, that the principle on which
such petitions, were not received under such circumstances by-
the Commons, did nut apply to their Lordships' House. As
the subject, however, was to he discussed at-another time, he
Should not press the petitions now.
Earl GREY pre,,ented a Petition from a person of the name
of Mattisou, the object of 'which, be presumed, was to have
Soioe compe s.ition for the inention of a lite preserver or
Cork'j.ickei.—Laid on the table.

'f'ri,• 'cart of LAUDERDALE gave notice, that he would
to-morrow, move the second reading of the Partner'ship Stock
Salo Bill.—Adjourned.

IIOUSE OF. COMMONS.

QUARME, the Deputy Usher of the Black Rod, ap-
tenred at Bar, and summoned the' HOuse to appear in the
House of Lords to hear the Royal Assent given by prounis-
*ion to several puoiic and private Bills.
The SI'EA.KER, on his return, acquainted The House that
he had neva toe House of Peers, and heard the Royal
As•etm given by Commission to several public and private
Bills, (i'or which see toe proceedings in the Lords.) .
The Charitable Donation Bill was read a second time, and
went through a Committee: the report to-morrow,
The Royal Canal dill Ireland), the Epsom. Salts Bill, and
the Funded Debt Bill, were Itveraily read a third titue,.and
passed, •
London, England, 1815-07-05

TI-Ig A RINIY.

Yesterday the Duke of YORK held a Militarp
Levee at his Office in rite Horse Guards, as Com-
m:hider in Chief. Among th se present were—.

Lieutenant-General the Baron Druhoel, Generals Nlout-
tminery and Sir Eyre ('note, Major• Generals Lockhart
Sir H. Howard, the Earl of Scarborocig:l; Sir H. Carr,
8:c. &c. "

The Worcester Militia are to be embodied at
Bromsgrove on Iloi►day nt•xt.
The 3d, or King's Own Dragoons, are on their
march-trout York, to embark for the Continent.

Embarked last week on board transports, lip-
warns of 500 inen,• chiefly from the prison ships
in Cowes harb6ur, for Bar'-adoes. are
formed-into a corps called the Yolk Chasseurs.
Time remains of the late Sir J,A-IN CRAWFORD,
of the Guards, were landed' at Colenesiet
Ostend on Monday. They were to be interred at
Bury St. Edmond's. •
Sir DIGBY.FORREST, the Mayor of PlytnOuib;
has called „ itheting of the Inhabit to•take
p; ice at the Guilthall, on Friday next, the 7th
instant, for the purp.ose of entering into a sub-
scription for the tenet' of the IVLiows and Orphans
of ,the brave men who so gloriously tell in the
late battles.

Un Wi.chiesdav tight a Meoi!,g-of the Inhabi-
tants of Portobello, near Edinburgh, took place,
in order to prepare a sultscription for the Wiflow3
and children of the solferers at the battle of • Wa-
terloo, which was unanimously 11CCcl to, and a
liberal contritption immediately begun.
• We. understand that the tenants on the Marquis
of LoTH lAN'S estate, in Roxburghshire, have en-
tered into a subscription to erect a Monument on
the summit of Pineleuch, to commemorate the
sio.nal Victory obtained on the 18th tat, by the
Duke of %YELL' NGTON.
London, England, 1815-05-08

LL G-OFFIC'E, May 2, 1813. •

lIE CQ jIMISSION ERS for VICTUALLING
His .11.4.1 ESTI' S X,1171' do hereby give Notice, That
on Tuesday, the 6th of June next, they will be ready ft>
receive Tenders in Irritink, sealed up, and treat With such
Persons as will undertake to supply (on four separate Con,.
tracts) the following species Of VICTUALLING to His3(a-
jesty's Ships and Vessels at the Places. undermentioned,
At Jamaica at New Providence
At Ditto Sea Pro Visions,
At Barbadoes.and Antigua Sea Provisions;

At Halifax, Bermuda, and Quebec.... Sea Provisions, •
duritog the space of • Tivelve Months: certain, from the 17th
,of September next, and farther, until -Six Minths warning
shall le given for the termination of the respective Contracts;
the Conditions of ivhich may be'seen at the-Sccretary's Office.

No regard Will be had to any Tender in which the Price
shall not be inserted in wards at length, or that shall not be
delivered to the Board before One o' Clock on the said Tuesday,
the 6th of Jnne next, nor .unless the Person who makes
the Tender, or stone Person on his t:half,., attends, to answer
when called for :—Nor will any Tender that contains extra-
vagant prices upon some articles, and prices much iiferior to
the real value upon others, be considered as proper to be ad•
mitted.

Each Tender must also be accompanied by a Letter signa,
by two 'responsible Persons engaging to become bound with
the party tendering, in the Penal Sam of 100 1. for the due
performance of the Fresh Beef Contract, and if 15,0001.
fir each of the three Sen Provisions Contracts.
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This,Day was published,

A New Edition, in Ten Volumes, Octavo, price:4l. in boards.
THE nisi-woe-of, the ROMAN EMIT- *
ROBS, from MIGUSTUS,to CONSTANTINE.

- T •LEWIS'
By Jt IN BAI lIS I LEW IS CREv
Professor of Rhetoric in the Colleee of Beauvais.
Translated from the French by JOHN MILL, Esq.
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all the Roman Empet'ors which preceded Nix. Gibbon's His-
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VICTU--ILL !NG-OFFICE, May 2, 'Sib.

Wlnt -COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING
His 31A.TES2'Y'S Ne.ll'Y dd hereby give Notice, That
on Tuesday, the 16th instant, they will be ready to receive
Tenders in writing. (scaled up), end treat for THREE HUN-
DRED and TWENTY MILLE of BROWN DANTZIC,
sTETTIN: MEMEL, or HANIBRO' STAVES ; to Le deli-
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under2l2C7ititmed, viz.
DCptford. Portsmouth.
Mille,
Pipe 5O 12
livandy
Ilogshead
• Heading

Dover.-
Mille.

300 Mille. 12 Milk. 8 Mille.
One half thereof by the 30th of June next, and the other half
by the 31st of October following ; and to be paid fur by Bills
-payable with Interest Ninety Days after date.
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 le;l4'th, or mill shall not be
delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the sa,:flTuestlag,
the iGtli instant ; nor unless' the PersOn who makes the Tende,,
or Some Person on his Behalf, attends, to onsa4r wizen
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That on Tuesday, the 9th of May neat, they will be
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what ASH TRUSS HOOPS of the description of Pfpe, Butts
Hogshead, Barrel, Kilderk'in, Long Free!, F:rect,
and Short Erect, which may he required for the Scrcice of the
Victualling DepartMcnt at Deptford, 'and at Saint Ca-
therines near the Towers dt&ing the space of Twelve :1107th*
from the date of the Contract ; and One Ilandrtd. and Fifly
Thousand (3ullons V. WEST INDIA RUM, to be delivercd
dilly free (front IVarehouses it which the sante shall have een
bonded) in the space of a Month, into His :12Tajest,i'S
Sto;..t* at the Ports, and in the proportions under-men.

tioaed, 'viz.:—

Dentford ' • 100,000 Gallous.
Plymouth 50,000

150,00 e Gallons.
'the whole to be paid for by Jilts, payable ul.th liderot,
Ninety Days af:er date.

The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Se-
cretary's Ojjice.

No regard will be had to any Tender in,whiek the Price that!
not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered
to the Board before One o'Clock on tke said Tuesday, the
9th of May next, nor unless the Person who makes the
Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer
•
when called for: