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London, England, 1815-04-13

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 1 I .—Came in the Myrmidon
frigate and Spanish schoOner LA. Serena, froM
Bourdeaux, with upwards of 100 passengers, who
fled from that.city on the approach of the French
troops. They sailed on the instant--many of
therh without their baggage. Also arrived the
William and Nancy from Bourdeaux, with pas-
sengers ; sailed the 3d inst. Came in the Reso-
lute gun-brig from a cruize.

-TYIARQATE,- APRIL Arrived the Venus
packet, GIBBS, from Ostend, which place she left
yesterday about noon. The Captain brings no
intelligence of moment from thence, except it was
reported that two privateers had put to sea froth
Dunkirk. He states, that on his passage across
he heard a very heavy firing in the direction of
Dunkirk, about two o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The packet, after landing her passengers, pro-
ceeded to Ramsgate pier, to take on bOard horses
for Osten?.

DEAL, APRIL 12.--Arrived the Aiiel, Cam-
brine, and Peteeval tradsportt, from Ostend.—
Wind N. E.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 0.--Sailed his Majesty's
ships Porn* and Rosario for Plymouth ; Camel
store-ship for the River; and Swan cutter on a
cruise.---Wind Easterly.

FALMOUTH, AIL 10.--Arrived the, Dwarf
cutter from a cruise, and sailed again on ditto.
Also tailed the Lady Arabella packet, With a mail
,for Wind S.

HARIVi.OH, APRIL 12.---ThiS morning arKived
the Ltrk packet, Captain SHERLOCK, *ith a mail
and several passengers frOmCuxhaven. No par-
tieUlar news.—Sailed the teauloy packet, Capt.
NORRI, for •Helvoetsluys, and 'the Auckland
Packet; Capt. LYNE, for,Cuichaven; With their re-
spective mails of yesterday. Sailed also early this
morning the following transports, with troops
and horses for the Continent, vii.—Adventure,
Phulerea, William, 'Salt's, Jane, and Crescent.
Remain the Griper gunbrig and the Cheerful
cutter.4—Wind S.W.
London, England, 1815-04-13

VICTUALLING-OF. RICE, April 7, 181.5.

-THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
His M.,-.IJESTY'S N4Flrdo hereby give Notice, That
on Tuesday, the 18th instant, they will be "ready to receive
Tenrl,7rs in writing (Scaled up), and treat for TWO HUN-
DRED-TONS of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, ONE HUNDRED
TONS of COCOA, and FIVE THOUSAND ELLS of CAN-
VAS for Pudding Bass; to be respectively answerable to
Samples (the Sugar and Cocoa of not less than two pounds
weight each) to be produced with the Tenders, to be delivered, the
Sugar at the rate of from evenly to Eighty Tons per IVeek,
and the Cocoa and Caiwas in the space of is Fortnight, into
his. Majesty's Fictitalling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid
for by Bills payable, with interest, Ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Sc.
cretary'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 Clock on the said
Tuesday, the IStIL nor wales, the Pers?s who snakes

sbe ?'rider, or some Person on his behalf; attends, to answer
when called for.
London, England, 1815-04-13

WESSEL'S JESUIT'S DROPS.

'THE GENUINE JESUIT'S DROPS have
been long known and esteemed a safe, cheap, effeotual,
and often au immediate cure for Stranguary, Gleets, Weak-
ness of the Kidneys or Bladder ; and when taken on the first
attack of Venereal Infection, they will infallibly accomplish
the desired effect. Should the complaint be far advanced, it
will will'be necessary to take the SPECIFIC REMEDY with
the Jesuit's Drops.
The great- object to he
.attended to is, that Purchasers
should be careful in having the true and
,gequipe Prepara-
tion, as the unsafe and dangerous counterfeits attempted to
be fOiste.d on the public, by absolute falsehoods; are PO nume-
rous, that the Proprietors request every purchaser to ask for
VESSEL'S Jesuit's Drops.

Caution.-,The gennicie `Vessel's Jesuit's Drops arc in-
closed in a black stamp, with the following engraved thereon.
(to secure ,the Proprietor from Piracy); Joseph WeSsel,
St.Paul''s Church-yard.
.„

Price 4.5. Dd. per Bottle, and in large Bottles, containing
Ten small, 11. 2s.

Sold also by Sanger, Oxford-street; Ward,- Holborn ; and
Tutt, Exchange.
London, England, 1815-04-13

ARMY CONTRACTS.

Commissary in Chief's Office, Great George-
street, London, Aprl 4, 1815.
NO'T'ICE is bereby given to ull Persons de-
sirous of contracting to supply FRESH BEEF to
his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and
Barracks, in the under-mentione d Islands, GUERNSEY,JER-
SEY, ALDERNEY, that the Deliveries are to commence on
and for the 25th day of Jane next; that Proposals in writing,
sealed up and marked, "Tender for Army Supplies," will be
received at this Office on or before Tuesday, the IGth day of
May (best none will be received after Twelve o'Clock on
that day), and if sent by Post, the postage must be paid.

One Proposal must be made for the whole of the Islands,
and the Letter annexed thereto 'properly filled up by two
Persons of known property, engaging to become bound with
the Party tendering in the amount stated in the printed Par-
ticulars, for the due perforulance of the Contract; and. no
Proposal will be noticed unless made on a printed Tender,,
and" the prices expressed in words at length.

Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon application at
this Office, between the hours of Eleven and- Fire ; at the
Office of Deputy Commissary-General Coope, Guernsey ; and
at the Office of Deputy Commissary,General Wright, Jersey.
Note.—The Contractor will be requited always to keep
upon the Wands a Supply of Cattle -for Three Weeks Con-
sUmptioll,

• This Day was published,
In 3 vols. Price 16s. 6'd. boards,
THE WARD. of DELA.:',IERE, a TALE;
By. Mrs. PINcLIARD, . •
Author of " Mystery and Confidence,—The Blind chili!, &c."
Inscribed, by Permission, to Mrs. G. A. Robinson:
London : Printed for Black, Parry, and Co., Boolisellesr
to the IlonoUrable East India Company,, Leadenhall-street:

SHAKSPEARE'S DRAMATIC SONGS,
Speedily will be published, by Preston, in the Strand,
rrHE FIRST` liroLumF. of the DRAMATIC
& SONGS orSFIAKSPEARE.—The work wlli be corn=
pletcd in Two Volumes, to consist
,of ail the.single Songs;
Duets, Trios, Chorusses, 8;o,. in character, as introduced by
Sltaltspeare in his various Dramas.

General Introduction of the Subject will he prefixed, to-
gether.with Explanatory Observations to cacti Play. .
-The Music will be partly composed, and partly compiled,
from the best Old English Masters ; and the. whole .will br
arranged, with a separate Accompaniment for the Piano
Forte, by WILLIAM LISLE.Y, Esq.
•• •
The above Work is likely to prove a vainable acquisition to
the English Schoolof Music, and will by particularly inter-
voi.Pubtic, as conheci,u-.;,,ii our immortal Coer,
paan.—lf the style of the Compositions be .divested of Fo-
reign Ornament, and the rich characteris;tic Harmonies of
Purcell, Arne, Boyce, &c. are brought fmward again, Mr. Lin-
ley will have no reason to apprehend a failure of his undei,;.
taking.
London, England, 1815-04-14

ADVICE TO FEMALES AND

R.
MACKARSIE„ Member of the Ronal
JIL. College of Surgeons, Edinhbrgh, who also for'sere-
fal years attended the most eminent Lecturers on the variouS,
branches of :Medicine in London, as well as during 25 years
very Succeisful practice; with accurate and attentive observa-
tion, has obtainEd extensive Knowledge of all DItiF.ASES
peculiar to EMALES and CHILDREN : he, therefore;
feels himself perfectly competent to prescribe with•the desired
effect.—Mr. M. may be cOnsulted daily, personally, or by
letter, at 28, Leicester4qiiarc.—Mediciue sent to any part of
the United Kingdom.
London, England, 1815-04-14

HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.

ViVIIEN the spark of life begins.to grow dint,
VY the circulation languid, and the mental faculties
impaired, by those mclaticlibly infirmities which torment the
minds and exhanst the strength of the enfeebled votaries of
pleasure.—Dr. VIEN El.'s TONIC REMEDY is proved by ex-
perience to be the most certain, safe, 'and permanent Medi-
cine ever di,covered. In every degree,of muscular
vascular relaxatisn, weakness, or atony,Thi—either sex, the
invig.4rating and re-animating powers of this balmy Remedy
are speedily manifested ; it is not, however, by exciting a
temporary stimulus or irritation that those desirable effects
are projuced, but by invigorating, renovating, and exhili-
rating the animal spirits, The tonic effects of this divine Re-
medy restores the languid, debilitated, nervous, and ►e-
laxed,• of both sexes, from the mortificatio►: of being an in-
cuu►brance to society, to the most gratifying And dignified
station of Consorts and Parents.

Dr. Venel's Tonic Remedy is-prepared and sold, r•ltoksale
and retail, by the Proprietor, at his house, No. 14, New
North-street, ltcd-lion-square price 109. 6d. pr.: packet,
four in one ,for 335. duty included.—Sold also, by appoint,
ment, at 13acutes, 150, Oxford-street ; Richards's, 193, Strand ;
Sutton's, Corner of Southampton-street, Holborn ; and by
all respectable Aledicine4Ventlers in Town and Country. •
London, England, 1815-04-14

51)01):11N(.4 1N I'EfaL!GENCE.

NEWMARKET CrtA,VEN MEETING, ISIS.
TnuttsuAv, .ARIL 1:3.
Sweepstakes of 900 gs each, h. f. for foals dropped in 1812,
out of mares whose produce never started, colts, Bst. 510.
and fillies, 84. 2161. - AO. M. -Those giit by untr ed stal-
lions allowed .31n. •
Mr. Andrew's c. by Hambletoniqn, out - T:Huile de Venus 1
141 Lowther's be. c. 'Bust°, by ,oit of Bronze 2
5 started-2 paid forfeil.-I'he Judge placed but two.
2 to 1 agst. Busto.
Produce Sweepstakes of 50gs each, h. ft. -colts, Ss. 51b. fillies,
Bst. 21b.
Mr. Itallet's;f. The Desir,..d, by Scud, out of Teazle Ovna
Mr. Dinulas'6 c. hr linbens. oat of Lifeboat...: 2
Mr. Bacon's br. f. riecate,l;3?. Sorcerer, out of Little Peggy 3
5 to 4 on O'riginol.
The Billingbear. Stakes of 100 gs each, h ft. colts, Bst. ;lb.
each. A. F. Those be untried stallions, or out of untied
mat es.'allowed 31b. b-oth Sib.
Lti Rotti's Equator, by 'Zodiac, out of Grey Ducbess
Gen. Gro:renor's b. c. liuutlug, by Popinjay, out of the
Corby mare - 2
Ld Su:field's c, by Sorcerer, out. of Rosetta
- • -2 to lon l'Anntor.
A Subscription Plate of 501. for 2-yr-olds. carrying 6st. 7113.
-yr-olds Bst. 51b. Sat. 13111. 9st. 41b.
G.-yr-olds and aged Pat. sib. ""
Sir (% Banbary's br. c. Skipjack, 3"yri .
hd Sotlield's b. c'. Cuogress, 2 'yrs
12 Subscribers.—The Judge placed but two;:
agst "Skipjack.. "
TAI Jersey's hr. f. out of Maiden, rec. ft. for Sweep...
stakes of kiOgs each, b. ft. 85t.,31,0. each. Ab. M.—Three
Subscribers.

The forthcoming ,Tragedy by Mrs. Wtt.moi• is,
not foundod, as reported, on the well-known
story of Inez de Castro, hot on events which hap-
pened in this kinwlom during the Saxon Fleptar-
chy. A Tragedy on the former. story has been
written by the Rev. Dr. SVMONDS, which is well
entitled to the attention of our Dramatic Ma-
nagers.

A sow, belonging to Lady Itonetyr MANNERS,
at Sutton, Stirrey, whhin the hist twelve months,
h.As lArrctwvil 70 ph...s, which were all brought to
ut.aturity ; 26 in the first litter ; 23 in the second;
In' 21 in tue third. She I)rotight up 15 each
time Letself, the oilfers were braught up. by band.
London, England, 1815-04-14

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I.‘,IPBRIAL PARLIAMENT.

day 1,,r
.c.co Cfl

VELTURE I,IIONI BITONAPARTE.

titers were taken in consetittence:?

1016

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•
T-10T'S.1: OF LORDS,' TfiCrti.SDAV, APRIL 13.
iNs op.in the table, chiefly of a local or prii•ate
•
were tinir respective. stages..
.t. of Lord order wa.,, made for
v.itnesses relative to the Helton Elec-

lltdres Bill %•;Wread a second

Thc Duke to Notivot..K. said he had a question
Noble .Earl GppOSlte, Ott a subject
-.'.111C11 he declared very great importance. It
NV a, whether or -not there had nee') any tonna!
merthres made by the Emperor Napoleon to the
ymnent of this conotry 'And tvliether any

The Earl of LtvEßrool, ansu-ered, that a com-
munication certainly had 'been made from the
present Gmerntnent of France to the Govern-
went of this country, and which bad been trans-
mitted to Vienna.

The Duke of NonFot.t. enquired, whether the
Noble Lord had any ohketion to have a-copy of
wh.Lt was.so transmitted, laid befove the House ?
The Elrl of .LlvEaroot, said, that under the
present circunistances there Was undoubtedly a
strong objection.

The Ehtke of NORFOLK disclaimed the smallest
•
xvish to press any thing that may be &ono' im-
proper at present,; but still Pe might request to
know whether it was intended to make any com-
munication to Parliament, in reference to the

subject.
be Earl of LIARPOOL assured the Noble Duke
that at a -proper time the fullest information
hotrld he.given to Parliament on the suhject.
The Marquis of DoncLAs_ expressed his wish to
know whether, in itnswer to the communication
received here from. France, there had been any
direct 'communication transmitted from this
country

The Earl of TATErtrilot. observed that .the pre-
sent was not the time' to make -a tull disclosure on
that subject : aud in answer, be. could only refer
to the statement l had made to the Noble Duke,
and which. his Lordship iepeated;
The Irish Tobacco Excise Bill was read a se-
cond time.

AFFAIRS OF. GENOA,
The Marquis of.liucxasiou.vm adverted to the
Papers which he ltad moved fur before the recess
the tenor of those documents were so important,.
that he felt it his duty to call their Lordsl'ip's
-attention to the subject as soon as possible. lie
should, therefore,' on Tuesday se:nnight submit a
proposition to the House on the subject; and be
now Moved that the Lords be summoned for that
day.—Ordercd.
London, England, 1815-04-14

EVERY MAN HIS OWN DOC"FOR

Y the EFFICACY df, DR. BOER HAAVE'S
INFALLIBLE RED PiLL, (4s. 6d. only per box),
Persons of either Sex (assisted by the invaluable .copious Di-
rections therewith given) are enabled to eradicate effectuitily
a Certain Insidious Disease, and to facilitate the Recovery of
Health, with ease and safety, certainty and secresy, in a few
days.

1,44, For Biliotts Diseases, Seurvy, Scrofula, and Impurity
of Blood, the efficacy of this Medicine is so well known and
highly attested for 50 years past, that any further comment
is rendered unnecessary.
Another supply is just received by S. Leigh, 18, Strand;
Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford-street, London.
London, England, 1815-04-14

MONEY.

NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. arc respect-
fully informed they may be supplied with MONEY.to.
any amount, on terms equal to =Mortgage, secured on Free-
hold, Copyhold, Leasehold Land or Houses, M'mey in the
Funds, -Marriage Settkment,s, Widows' Jointures,
Clergy-
men's Livings, or any other liroperty.
Persons of respectability maNthe supplied. on their Personal
Security only. Gentlemen will Sind every liberal acermunoda-
tion, without delay. .

Application from Twelve till Two; or Letters (post-paid)
addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. 49, South-street.,
Berkeley-square.

This Day was published, in Quarto, price.Ss.
A SERMONprvachedin t he PARA SH CH URCH
.171.. of WATFORD, Herts, on Sunday, the sth day -of
March, 1815, for the Benefit of the Widow end ten Children
of the Rev. J. Dennis, A. M. late Curate of Overton, Hants,
and HOW published for the same charitable purpose.
By the Rev. THOMAS MORGAN, LL.B.
Prebendar}, of Wells, Vicar of King's Langley, and Chaplain
to his Royal Highness the Duke of Camhridge.
Printed for'!'. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.

To the Press and shortly gill be publiitied, in 2 vol,.
E F E aild ;ADVENTURES tit he
SQUIRE MARCOS DE OBRE:4)N. Translated
from the Madrid Edition, Mils.

'By Captain AI.GF.ItNO LANGTEN, of the 61st. Regiment.
The above Work will be found interesting, from its con-
nection with the Gil Bias of Le Sage, ao has evidently
availed himself of it, and introduced'sevetal of its entertain-
ing Anecdotes into his popular novel.
Printed for Johil Booth, Duke-itreet, Portland-place.

This Day *as puislishcd,
In Bvo. (the Second Edition) illustrated with ten Engravings,-
price I Bs. hoards, of.
V..LEMENTS of AGRICULTURAL CHE-
MIS rity, in a Curse of Lectures, for the Board of
Agriculture
33y SIR HUMPHRY DAVY, LL.D..F.R.S.L. and E.V. PILL
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
Paternuster-row„London; and constable and Co. Edinburgh.

This Day was published,
In 2 vols. (oolscapsvo. the Second Edition, price las. hoards, of
RODERICK, the LAST of the GOTHS)
'Tragic Poem.
London, England, 1815-06-26

TRANSPORT-OFFICE, June 23, 1815.

HE COMMISSIONERS for Conduchnt Ills
TR,INSPORT SERVICE, for taking
Care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the Care and Cus-
tody of Prisoners of IP ar, d& hereby give Notice, that they will
4te. ready at this Ogee, on ruesdAy, the 4th of July, 1515,
to receive Aalcd Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may
be willing to contract for VICTUALLIN9 Prisoners of War
in 'Zenith and Sickness, at Stapleton, near Bristol, Plymouth,
Greenlaw, and Perth, North Britain, for Six
Mont/is certain.

No Tender will be received after One o'Clock on the Dayiof
Treaty, nor any noticed,unipthe Party, or a competent Agent
fpr him, personally attend. Each Tender must be accompanied
by a Letter from two respectable Persons, ow/ wing to become
bound with Me Person tendering, in the Sum of 2000/. for the
due performance of the Contract.

, •
Farther particalars may,. be known by applying at tho
Office.
London, England, 1815-06-26

MONDAY, JUNE 26,

VICTUALLING June 20, 1815.
THE COMMISSIO,NERS for VICTUALLING.
His MAJESTY'S N.. 11-1". do hereby give Notice,
Thai on Tuesday next, the 27th Inst. they will be ready to re-
ceive Tenders writing (sealed up), and treat for TWO
HUNDRED TONS of 'MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to be, an-
swerable to Samples (of not lesr than Two Poitnds weight
each), to be produced with the Tenders : to be delivered at the
rate ..F from Seventy to Eighty Tons per Treeh into his Ma-
jesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford and to be paid for by
Bills payable with Interest Ninety Days_after date.
The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Se-
cretary's Office.
No regard Will be had to any Tender in which the Price
shall not be inserted •iu Words at length, or that shall not
be deliz4red tot he Board before One o'Clock on the said Tiles.
day next, the 27th Instant, tor unless the Person who makes
the Tender, or some Person on his behalf; attends, to answer
when called for.

rIPHE NEW GALLERY, 60, Pall Mall, and
••
THE HISTORIC GALLERY, 57, Pall gall, are NOW
OPEN to the PUBLIC.-The Magnificent COLLECTION
of PICTURES belonging to PRINCE, LUCIEN BONA-
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and Draivings, at the Second, where subscriber's' Names will
be received to Mr. Sharp's large Engraving of The Dead
Christ and Navies, after the Picture by Annibal Carracci ;
and also to the Select IVorlis of celebrated Portraits, by
Sharp, Heath, Raphael Morghen, &c.—Admittauce to each,
One Shilling.
London, England, 1815-06-26

rao:a ritz. LONDON GAZ UTE, Ju 24, 1815.

Dr;.wning-street, June 23, 1815.

A D:spatch, of which the following is a copy,
tvis this day received from Field• Marshal the
Duke of Wellington, K. G. to Earl Bathurst, his
Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for the
War Department ,

Bruxelles, June 192

7$lY L-:ao--.4 have to inform your Lordship, in
fid.!ition to my dispatch of this morning, that we
1-. ave already 'got here five thousand prisoners
taken in the aetion of yesterday, and that there

are above two tboustnd more corning in to-mor-
row : there will probably be many more. Among
the prisoners are the Count Loban, who corn-
..
ruanded the 6th corps, and General Cambrone,
who commanded a division of the Giards.
propose to send the whole to England by Ostend.
I have the Iloilo& to be, Ste.
WELLIGTON.
Carl Bathurst, &c. &c. &c.

tThis Gazette contains an Order in Council, dated Mel] st,
evlneh, after setting- forth that " his Majesty is vngaged, in
Concert with his Allies, in a just and necessary svi-Le against
France," direct', in the usual form, that letters of-marque, or
general reprisals, shall be granted against the ships,
.goods,
and subjects of France. It further contains a Proclamation
for 6,e-ending the service of Marines enlisted for limited pe-
riods, and another for pardoning all deserters from the army,
surrendering themselves on or before the 9.oth July.
Al Cringe d'Elire has been ordered to pass the Great Seal
for tho election of a Bishop of Hereford, to which See the Bi-
shop of Gloucester has-been recomniended. G. W.Chad, Esq.
has been appointed Secretary to the Legation to the United
States of America,- and Sir H. Lushington, Consul-General
lii N'aples, Major-General Sir Manley Power has been per-
mitted to ace -pt the insignia of-stile Portuguese Order of the
Tower and Sword.) -

43, 13_15.

His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased,,in
the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to grant the dig.;
uity of a Marq test of the United Kingdom of (great Britain
and Ireland unto Lieutenant-General Henry• William Farl of
Uxbridge, Knight, Grand Cross of the most Honourable Mi-
litary Order of the Bath, and the heirs-male of his body law-
fully begotten, by the name, stile, and tithe of Marque s of
Anglesey. _
London, England, 1815-06-19

ESSAYS ON FRENCII LITERATURE.
Ti:ls Day %cere published, in 3 vols. price. 11. 4s. sewed,

Ll `A IS stir E LITTRAT ORE FRAN-
A CAISE. Imprimes k Paris, 1815.7-Contenant :

Des observations, sur l'origine la Langue Francaise,
et sur les meilleurs ouvrages elementaires de cette laugue :
Dts notices sur toutes les productions litteraires eStiniees,
ainsi que sur leurs auteurs, depuis lea Premiers terris de la
littraturc en France, jusqu'it la fin de 1814, lea souls auteurs
vivans exceptes. Ces Essaisoant en les suffrages des Littera-
tenrs Francais les plus mat-quails par Luc savoir et par leui
goat."
. •

Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.

• - • • •
SIR N. W. WRAXALL'S NIENIO.If.S.
This Day were published,
Hand'oinely print'd in Two Vo Sr°. with a Portrait of the
Author, price ih 6s. in boards, the Second Edition, f

lIitiTORICAL. MEMOIRS of MY OWN
TIME. Part the First, from 177:2 0.1780; Part the
Second, iron' 1781 to 1784.

By Sit. N. WILLIAM WRAXALL,
Printed for T:Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
. l . The History of France, from the Accession of Henry 111.
in 1.7,74, to the Death of Henry IV. in MO ; the Second Edi
fiat], with considerable Mditions, handsomely printed in Six
Volumes, Bro, pCice al. :3s. in Wards.
- 2. Memoirs of the Courts of Berlin, Dresden, Warsaw, and
Vienna. Two Volumes, Bvo. 3d edition, His. in boards.
a. A Tour round the Baltic, through the Northern Coun-
tries of Europe. 4th edition, Bvo. Bs.,in boards.
London, England, 1815-06-19

NAPLVS.
This Day was published,

At ACKERNIANN'S REPOSITORY of 41ITS, 101, Strand;

London, and to be had of all Booksellers in the United

Kingdom, price•2ls. in boards,
NAPLES and the CAMPAGNA FELICE, in
a Series of Letters : illastrated by Maps, Plans, and
numerous colourCd Engravings of Views,. Antiquities, lin-
mourons Scenes, &c.; and descriptive of the Manners and
Customs of the Inhabitants ; the Antiquities in the Vicinity
of that .Tity, including Herculaneum and its Papyri, Porn-
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GAS-LIGHT.
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A PRACTICAL. TREATISE ON GAS-LIGHT :'exhibit-
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with Remarks on the Utility, Safety, and general Nature of
this new Branch of Civil Economy.
By FREDERICK ACCUM.
Illustrated with Seven coloured- Plates; the Struc:-
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A CAUTION TO THE 'PUBLIC.
TN consequence -of Mr. EGG .having adver-
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superior efficacy and utility, he has pr,tured tltt7 following
appointments :—The Royal Navy; the Nova! Hospitals and
Dock-yards, and the prdsizog.. .
SALMON, ODY; and Co:'froni the liberal encouragement
they have r(Teiv.ed, think it their dote to inform the Public,
that Mr. Rg.;' Trds.set are not upon Self-Adjusting Princi—
ples, having no universal Joints to accommodate the Spring
to-the motion of the body, and that their Trusses only have
been used fur his Majesty's Servie above-mentioned, since
they superseded Tatham and Egg, some-lime sine, and that
Mr. Egg has nut supplied any on his (AVII account, -
The TRUE PA TENT SELF-ADJUSTING 'TRLTSSEA,
whichrequire no Straps, nor cause any confinement to the
Body, are to be had only of the Patentees, SALMON, ODY,
and Co. 292, STRAND, who I,ave the honour to supply hit
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the Transport Board, the Ordnance, the, Nlaria,l Infirmar'y, -
the Honottrable East India Company, the City Trutt Society,
&c. &c. &c.
London, England, 1815-06-19

MONDAY, JUNE 19, 181.5.

Itf R. WEST's isIC TURES—CHRIST -Rt.;
ILL .lECTED,, hie SECOND PICTURE Of , CHRIST
HEALING in the TEMPI and the DESIGN of the CRU-
CIFIXION of OUR SAVIOUR, with several SKETCHES,
are now. Exhibiting at No.l 25, PALL-MALL, near Carlton 7
nousei every day (Sundays excepted) from Ten in the Morn-
ing till Six in the. Evening.
•
Fy Order, CHARLES SMART, Secretary.
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VICi'efILLING-OFFICE, June 14-, 1 8.1 6.

THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALING
His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby/ give Notice;
t/sbt on Friday, the .23d instant, they will be ready to
)-eceice Tenders iii writing, sealed up; and treat Jr, the
Sulety the GRAINS which may be produced in his Majesty's
Brewhause at Deptford during the space of twelve 4Wnths;
from the '2lSt day of July next. •
7%e Coll(iiiio2ls of .the Contract may le seen at the Secre-
tary:s

No regard will le had to anti Tender in Which the Price
Vital no`t be inserted in words at length, or that s/101l not
be delt,ered to the hoard ,before One o' Clock on the said
Frid4y, the 23d instant ;.nor unless the Person who make*
the 4wder; dr 6'013C Person on his behalf, attends, to answer
liehel(4ittled for.
London, England, 1815-06-19

NA VA L NEWS.

DEAL, Ju lB.—Sailed the Erebus and Le-
veret sloops of war, and the Pioneer schooner;
the foriiier to take Admiral Sir P.lllALcor.m's flag
in the Scheldt, the two latter for Ostend.--:
Wind S.W.

PLYMOUTH, JuNit 17.—Sailed yesterday Lis
Maje.sty's ship Pelorons on a cruise; Cormorant
store-ship to the Westward ani four Dutch
fri-
gates, to cruise against the Algeiquci.

ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.-The Brisk
sloop of war, concerning which so much ppre-
hension has been entertained, sailed from Goi•ee
fortnightbefore the Whin, that arrived here frdtii
that place on Monday last. The Brisk has 30,000/
worth of gold dust 'on board.—A vessel has ar-
rived at Ramsgate from Ostend, which states that •
the Ernest gun-brig had sailed from the latter
plaCe in quest of two French privateers,-reported
to have captured .two of our transports.—The
Dutch squadron, consisting of thefollowing ships,.
viz. the Melampus frigate (bearing the flag of
Rear-AdMiral TuLLEK.IN), Diana rind-Irssel fri-
gates, Endraght and Dageiaad corvettes; and
tiavisk brig, sailed yesterday ,for. the Maliter-
ranean.

POETS NIOUT 11 JUNE 1 S.—Arrived yesterday his
Majesty's ships Eurotas,,, Scout, Contest, Mercu-,
rills, Coromandel, and Nymphen, from a cruise.
Sailed his Majesty's ships Perseverance, Tortoise,
Esor\t, and Havoc, on ditto ; and Heron and
Pickle on ditto.

FALmotyru, JUNE 16.—Arrived yesterday the
Flora •and the Calcut-ta,- from London ; and to-
day the Mayflower, from Oporto ; and the Swift-
sure, from Genoa- in four weeks, anti front Gi,
.braltar in 13 days,. Sailed the Duke of Kent (Ist)
packet, with a mail for Lisbon ; Queensberry
packet, with a mail fol. New York and Halifax ;
Louisa packet, with a mal for the Brazils ; and
Fox packet, with a mail fur Corouna. The for-
loWing packets are gone into the Roads—Doke
of Kent (2d) for Lisbon ; Sand'.rieh, for Ja-
malca-; and Grace, for Gibraltar and
Wind E. •
London, England, 1815-11-02

REI'RACTOIIY SEA A114.N.

NEWCASTLE, OCT. 31.—0 n Monday it was
deemed advisable by the Magistrates, that the
Riot Act should beread in South Shields, and

that the Sailors should be kept as much us pos-
sible from each other, in doing which some little
straggling took place with the sailors h the noir-
het-place, and it Was only to be attributed to the
forbearance and good temper of the soldiers that
no serious consequences took place.
On Wednesday, the examination of the pri--
goners ronclutled, it was deemed no longer ne-
cessary to detain the troops in Shields, and the
sth Dragoon Guards and Tyne Cavalry were
released from their duty and ordered to march
the next morning. Only two of time ringleaders,
LIGHT and BLACKETT, were committed to gaol ;
the less guilty were liberated on giving bail.
The Marines under Major ADAIR, and the sth
Dragoon Guattls under Major Onstsa r, merit the
:highest encomiums for their orderly conduct, but
the most tangling part of the duty fell on the Tyne
'Cavalry, and the corps acquitted itself, as it al-
ways has done on sniileir occasions, so as to he
declared, by in,litary men, in appointments and
discipline the most like a regular regiment.of any
volunteer corps' hey ever saw.
Previously to the Tyne cavalry leaving South
Shields, the corps was drawn up in the ,Market-
place,. and received the. warns thanks of the Ma-
gistrates in an address from N. FAIRLESS, Esq. at
the conclusion of which they were loudly cheered
by the inhabitants, and even the seamen present:
The Colonel returned thanks in an animated
speech, and when he pledged himself for the
readiness of every individual ip the corps to hasten
to their standard either for the purpose of expell-
ing the common enemy or to assist the civil power.
the otAcers and men loudly re-echoed the pledge,
and in cheers returned thanks to the inhabitants
for their attention anal hospitality.

Sunday morning a young man, of the name of
ROBINSON, holding the situation of Captain's
clerk on board the Coniclia sloop of war, lying
in the Medway, having on account of had health
been removed to the Argonaut hospital 'ship,
jumped out of one of the port-holes of that ship,
and
on the side ‘v here no boats happened to he,.
was drowned before timely assistance could he
afforded. The body was found almut (pie o'clock.
W. KBEAGE, gamekeeper at Ileydon-hall, hay-
ing qct a spring-gun in one of the %yowls, on go-
ing to discharge it, mistook the place, ,ii((; ran
against the wive, when the gun went uff, by which
he was dreadfully wtaw:ied,. and now lies in a
tlarigeroas State.
London, England, 1815-11-02

BRUSSELS AND FR ANK FOl3 T P:WERS;

[RECEIVED MIS MOR

133(75SELS, OCT. 28.—They Nrritts from 1'.,1141,.
under the date of the 2-Ith, that Within a fetv
days several person,: ',lave beeti arrested, and that
Carnot and 15 Officers of tank are among the
number.

Prince Augustus of Prussia remains in France
with the corps under under 1$ command.

The Duke of Wellington will very shortly take
the command in chief of all the foreigia troops in
France. The Noble Lord is indebted for this
distinction to the unequivocal proofs which he
has. given, on many occasiOns, that he required
only small means to execute gtest things.
Great fermentation continues to prevail in
France, and it is feared with reason that the
withdrawing of the Allied forces will be the sig-
nal of insurrection.

A Swiss Paper Jays=" There is now two parties
in France, whose efforts are equally unhappy.
The first will have nothing of the revolution, the
second will have all of the revolution. All of the
revolution IS impossible nothing of •the revolu-
tion is impossible. Those men do not love their

country. The one part sees it but in the reten-
tion of what they have act Fired, the other but
in the lii)erty of resuming what they have lost."

In the flew conYentiou concluded between the
Allies and France, there is no mention of the
Slave Trade, because it is known that the King of
France has abolished it by an ordinance.
.The several branches of the Military Adminis-
tration, and a part of the grand llead-quarters of
the 'like of Wellington will come, for the Win-
ter, to this city. 1 f..we add the strangers whit
continue to arri'v'e, and those who are expected,
especially from England, it is certain that Brus-
sels will be very brilliant.

The fortresses Of IJarienberg and Phillippevine,
which, with their territory, ar•e ceded to the Ne-
therlands, though they have been very warmly
attacked, have, happily, not sustained much da-
mage, and their fortifications are in the best cbn-
dition. Only a few houses in the interior of the
town Lave been injured by the bombardment. it
is affirmed that Tiionville and Charlemont are to
be occupied by the Prussian troops, on the lOch
November.

. Tahna is expected here this week to perform a
few times. It is supposed he will soon after leave
the stage, ard go to live on his estate.—(;russcls
Papers, Oct. 29.)

VILNNA, OCT. 18.—It is afirirtncth that, by a
Convention concluded between our Court and the
King of the Netherlanda, this Monarch engages
to discharge the bonds of the Netherlands, which
were reduced in 1811, and which were still a bur-
ten upon Austria.
This measure strikes off at once about GO mil-
lions of the public debt, and exontrites Austria
from its engagements to the holders of these
bondi.—Tnis news has caused a rise in the paper
currency, and it is hoped it will farther improve.
The gratuity given by the Emperor to the Offi-
cers of the Austrian army is said to amount to six
milions.—(Journal de Frankfort, Oct. 25.)
London, England, 1815-11-02

DEPARTURES.

The Marquis of Camden, to the Wilderness, Heti, ; the
Countess of Bridgewater, to Ashridge, Hefts; notiert Hurst,
Esq. M. I'. to tiorshaut !'ark, Sussex; Lord Poky; to New-
rnarkot.
London, England, 1815-11-02

OLD TrATT..vr.

testeritl Alm Lune was tried for a bigliwat
robher, ict foi::inly taking a gold sca; front the
piik,ut 'JOirn Lt.k. It ppeared that the pri-
soaer having- been 41Cargeir with another theft,
%tAi running ,:twa?.,-'.%lslleii the witness atttoitinvi
t4:l
,prisoner, however, !worked
Mtn &eit; and a fter*Art• cut the seill from his
wAteh:Altlicin.--.lbc Court w., of opinion, that
the force Om; used by the prisoner, in resisting.
apprellenginti. %Vas not sittlielit Co constitute
a• highway robbitry; its it did not appear th,“ the
assault was with a flew CO the robbery. The Jury
however, finj the prisonei• vilty of steak
.grit., front the persow Of the prosecinoi.--tThe Jury
aicordingly fthind the priso'rwr guilty of stealing
&mu the person, tut 'rot with foree and violence,
Wm. Williams. and James Gray were tried, for
stealing a large b4Aket of appleg Prow
Garden market. They had been arrested by k
neighbouring watchman on suspicion of having •
stolen the basket of apples they ,n7.rre carrying.--..
The next morning the mener identified Ilk
,fiasket,
which had his name on it.—Willi;uns, 'in his dc;'
fence, said, that they were two sailors, who hail
walked up from Bristol to get employMent
board an Indianian that they had no Money, and
had not tasted any thing for two days befOre theY
met those apples, and that they thought the
basket had been dropped by soinebody.—The pro-.
secutor being then examined, said, that his basket
was not left in the place they said they found it,
butt that it was secured like the 'rest- in Covent:
Garden market.Ttie prisoners were found Guilty.
The greater part F4l the friars thiS day were fur
petty thefts, the deiailS of 'whicli Would be quite
uninterest •

At a late both. the ItEcottpEß proceeded to pass
sentence of Death on the forlowing Prisoner, :
Samnel Tanner, fur cutting and maiming, with intent to
kill—Stephen Jones,
.Hayward, Thomas Smith, amid
W. aid, John Thompson, alias Thomas, Edatard Clark, denrge
Sweeting; Withal') Seabrook; Charlie Ryder, Williani [lea-
ver, Charles Nthedley, and George Connor, fdr burglary—
( •.,arles Milton, for stealing in a dwelling-house—Wilhaui
Price, for a rubbery—Jaines Casey, fur highway raliberz—
Dennis Caliper, for stealing in a dwelling-hotike—.James
Moorehouse, far stealing in a dwelling-house, and breaking
out therefrom—dailies Maxwell, for privately stealing in a.
shop—Win, Bradford, for forgery—Warren Kerr; for stealing
in a dwelling-houseChritaplier Lockart, for stealing in a
dwelling-house, and breaking out therefrom—and JOhu
Carter, alias edfearn, for privately stealing in a shop.
London, England, 1815-11-02

ARRIVAL.

The Marquis of Duel:lugban), from Stowe.
Arta' VA LS AT BATEI--.ViSCOUIIt Chetwynd, Hon. Miss Chet:
wyud, lion. Mr. Strange, Sir W. Barker, Sir R. Crawford,
Major-Generai Sir William Inglis, Sir Wiilliaw aim Lady
Wynue; Sir W. Siruth, Chevalier Pegard, llear7Adatiral and
Mrs. Bedford; (tear-Admiral and Mrs. Clements, General
Lightburt., Lieatenant-Vieneral Dunn, Colonel Stanley, Co-
lonel Brown, Colonel Balfour, Major and Mrs. It. Donuellan.
London, England, 1815-08-18

At Nhrten 8:. Co.

Rolie‘t - 10 10
J. W. Morrison 10 10
Geo. Stone - , 10 10
William Watkins - 1 I

At Hankey & Co.
Vice-Admiral Sir. John
, ,:atton. K.C.13.
Wrist' of Little Brom-
ley, FAsex, by itotlt.
Thos. Newman ea td

20 0

At Ramsbottorn & Co.
Collectitxt at Great

Slaugilt on, Hants, by
the Her. 3. Pope,
Sir J. Ditherley 10 0
()tiler inlietbi-
tants of the
garish t 4 4

24 4

21 0
10 10
10 10

20 0

Alt Communications and Notice of Sul'.•criptions are ro.,
guested to he addressed to the. Counniitee at the City of
Loudon 'Tavern. •
_ _ _

Snli,:eriptions are received at Lloyd's; at the City of Lon-
don Tavern; and by all the Bankers of the Metropolis.
J. Y. IVELSFOI►J, Secretary.

17th August.
London, England, 1815-08-18

OFFi'CE OF 0 111)-V; I NeE, Aug. 7, 18415.

HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his 31.4-
J E.s!t; TY'S ORDNANCE do hereko gibe Notice, that
Proposals will be received at their 011iee I'4ll-thrill, on or
before IVedneaday the 23d day of August inttant, front sneh
Pervols as Inv lie willing to undertake the Sn'i;ply of COPPER
1100 Pi for Service of this Department, foe a pitiod of Chic
Year.

Patterns of Me zirticles may he vionek, upon application -
at Me principal. Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and
Farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions
of the Contract, Maybe known at the Secretary's Ojrce iu
aforesaid, any day hetureen the How's of Ten
and Four o'Clock, "where the Proposals must he delivered
sealed up, and en,lorsed " Proposals fur copper I1OOpi;" but
no Proposal can Ge admitted after the said 43d of ..ingust
at,ntlelve o' Cle;c7z at- non of the same day, neither will our/
Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an --igra
in his behalf, shall attend. '
By Order of the Board,
It. 11. CRE IF, Secretary.

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Work ; with Fac-Sitniht, of the Hand-il,litiogs of
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WATERLOO SUBSCIUPTION.
City of London Tav'erh, 17th Atur. 1215.

AT a MEETING of the GENERAL COM-
mrrrEE, held this .day,
-JAMES .I LANES, Esq. in the Clta r, '
The Treasurers reported the amonnt of Subscriptions made
at Mis plare, to the IGth August, 12,409/. 14s. 2d :—that
135,000/. 3 per cent. Reduerd; 10.200/. 3 per cent. Consols;
and 4001. Long Annuities, had berti purchased and invested
for this S,nbscription.
The fallowing Gentlemen we-re added to the Committee,
William Dent. Esq.
Thomas Coutt;, Esq.•
11. C. Combe, Esq. M. P. -
B. Chtimpion, Esq.
John Bricliwneiti, Esq.
Tlwmas IVilson, Esq. Hampstead,
William Bell, 1,,,;(1.
Ge•nle Brown, Esq.
.Titne 28th, 1315.--At the tieuersl Meeting at this place,—
Resolved, " That a General Sunscription of all Classes be
opened 1.,,r the special Relief and. 'Benefit of the • Fam
of the brave Men killed, And of the wine tied Sufferers-of the
BRITISH ARMY under the Command. of the illustrious
WELLINGTON, in the signal Victory of Waterloo, and in
the several Battles of the present Campaign."
Amount of Subscriptions advertised, L. 112,409 14s. 2d.

Further Su
L. s. I

bscriptions :

Produce of afew wagers
at the Catharine
Wheel,lTnion-s. reet
Ilerough . -
John Esq.
Commandant of ,the
late Volunteer lif-
t-airy of the Parish
of Croydon, theot her
Officers and Privates
451. 2s. 7d
The. Officers, Non-cont.
Officers, and Privates
of the Chislelturst
Troop of the West
Kent Regt. of Yen-
, minify lit vary, by
Capt. Harenc - 32 17
The Parish of Foots-
cray, in Kent, by the
Rev. 'F. Moore 241. Its. (id.
Culleoed Ity Ihe Vic it-
a.a,t
of the Parish nf 'Lire-
won, Yorli•laire,
cludinfo-11.10s.given
by Viso. Lacelles,
and 211. given by the
of Harewood,
in addition to his
Lordship's former
Subscription of 1051.
'by Glynn & Co. 1011. gs. 7d.
Evan Phillips - -
White, Netvrnan,&Sons
Netvgate-street 10 In

• L.. s.
At. Chatteris & Co.
Collection in the Parish
of Si. Paul, in the
cuturty of Gloucester 63 3
Collected by the Rev.
J. Hermitian, of Clif-
Jon,K4loticesierl36l.l2sAd.
Moxon & Sons - 10 0
Collected at Bridport, •
by the 'Rev. D. 'Wil-
liams, and William
Hannsell - - 80 10
Collection at ('anford
Kitkgston, Doort, by
the Reverend G. T.
Brice 175.6 d.
Collection at Maiden
'Newton, etorset, per - •
dos. & Robt.
Fowler, Churcliwar- '
Jens - . 11 10
It Masternian & Co.
Collection at. the Pa-
rish Church of Lyn-
don, Rutlandshire
Collections in the Pa-
rish Church of Hen-
don, alter
by the Itiw. Theodore
771. Is. s2d.

.At Willis & Co.
Collection at Skelton
Chapel, near lioro-
bridge - - 10
Collected at Niartio le

fluor, !war Rippnn 410
Parish of th,l(lboroue-.11,
Yorl:shive, by ihr
Rev. Sollu Baxter 13 lo
London, England, 1815-08-18

THE ARMY.

MILITIA.---The following Circular is now issued
from the War-Office, addressed to Colonels, of
Regiments of "Militia already, embodied, as- well
as to•tbose now to be embodied :
Irar-Ogice, ,lug. 15, 1815.
" St Royal Highness the Prince Regent hiving been
pleased,. in the name and on behalf of his Majesty to order
the Regiment of Militia wider your command to be drawn
out and emhodied, I have the honour to acquaint you, that
the estalilishment of the said Regiment, as approved by his
Royal Highness, and as signified to me by Lord Sidnuauth, is
to consist of tke lumbers in the margin.* •
" I bare to request, that you will he pleased to transmit
to me ajist of the names and rank of the Commissioned Of-
ficers belonging to your Regiment, wlth the dates of their-
resent regimental commis: arms, and elf any former commis-
sions, in virtue whereof they may be entitled to rank either
superior or of an earlier date in the general line of Militia.
Men on their asseinOling mire to be supplied with the following
articles of necessarie.i, the Charge of which will he defrayed
be the Public. This allowance will, be independent of the
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