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London, England, 1812-11-03 00:00:00

MONIED PERSONS.

NY GENTLEMAN or LADY, desirous of
1-3 L, • making the
.most of their Money, will always find Se-
curities here, by which they may-legally and safely-emplOy it
to the greatest advantage, -and to inspire their ctinfidence,
may be referred, if they require it, to Persons who have been
-benefited by employing them.
Apply or Address (post,paid) to Messrs. Drummond and
Co. Navy and Money Agents, 25-, -Russel-Mews, HOwland-
,Weet; or No. s, St. Michael's-alley,. Royal Exchange. .
Such valuable rand various Securities cannot be had from
atirother channel as through the medium of this Other.

PEARLS SOLD; CLEANED, AND STRUNG. •
THE Advertiser being the real Manufacturer,
is determined to sell every Article of the First Fashion
and Workmanship at the following reduced Prices, viz.
Pcarl Necklaces, any pat- 515 6) re-making.
tern, from , . . Sfr- 0 12. 0
Ear-rings, per pair . . . .1 5 0 I 010 6

.. .
Bandeaux - 10 10 .0 I i, 210 0
Sprigs • 4 40 }- upwards { 1 5 0
Bracelets, per pair . .
'Lockets
Brooches
~ 7 6
c roues
' • Whereas -man} fadies arid Gentlemen conceive and believe,
from.the above prices, that every Ornament is made of a Com-
position, or what is commonly called Patent Pearls, they are
respectfully informed, that every Article is composed.of Ori-
ental Pearls, from the Fisheries of Ceylon and Persia, which,
heir% 'manufactured by the real Workman, are offered to the
Priblic istich under their usual Charges.
Several complete suits of Pearls, new patterns, in Morocco
Cases, consisting of Necklace, Sprig, Braeelkets, Ear-rings, and
three Brooches, from 25. to iOl. per 'suit. ,
Apply to J. H. Barlow, Pearl Worker and Stringer, ko.l,
Grange-court, Catey,street, Lincoln's Inn Fields.

NEW PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

LIST OF THE ME.:IIBERS RETURNED

TO SERVE IN TUE NEW PARLIAZGIENT FOR. T:rt SEVERAL
CJUNTIL;3 CITIES, BOROUGDS, &C. IN ENGLAND AND
WALES, AtIIiABETICALLY ARRANGED.
*,,* Those printed in Italics, were not in the last Partia-
. ment.—Thosc marked thus t*), are new for the respective
places. -All the rest are re-elected.—Those morkud thus.
0,11, are returned foi' more than one place. • '

ENGLAND AND \VALES.
Abingdon - *Sir G. Bowyer, Bart
Albaus,'St. - - Plasley, C. Smith
Aldborough - - H. Fynes, H. Dawkins
Aldeburgh - - *Lord Dinferin, *A. titration
Aginondesham - 'l'. 'l'. Drake, W. S. Drake
Andover - - *H. Smith, Hon. N. Fellowes
Anglesea - - Hon. B. Paget
Appleby - - *J. Lowther, J. Courtenay
Arundel - - *H. 2-3. MOlyueitx, F. J. Wilder
Ashburton - - Right lion. J.. Sullivan, R. Preston
Aylesbury - - *Lord Nugent,,T. Hussey
Blubuiy - - Hon. ES. IV: Douglas
Biinstaple - - Sir' M. Lopez, Burt. Sir E. Coote,K.R.
' Bath - - LordJ. Thynne,.C. Palmer
Beaumaris - - F. Lewis -
Bedfordshire - - *Marquis of 'favistock, P. l'ym -
Bedford - Hon. G. Russel, S. Whitbread
Bedwin - - Rt. Hu. Sir J. Nicholl, Krit. J.II. Leigh
Beeralston - . -Lord Ldvaine, Hose H. Percy
Berkshire - C. Dairies, *Hon. R. Neville.
Berwick - • A. Allan, yj H. H. St. Paul
Beverley, - J. Wharton; C. Forbes
Bewdley - - P. Andrews •
Castle - W. Clive, J. Robinson
Bleteningley - - Sir C. Talbot, \V. Kenrick •
Budinin - - Right lion. C. Bathurst, D. Giddy
Boroughbridge - W. H. cl:iiton,. H. Clinton •
Bossitiey • - - .L A. S. Wortley, Earl of Desert
Boston - Hon P. D. Burrell, W. A. Maducks
Brackley - R. FL Bradshawe, 11. IT rottesyy
Bramber - - *W. Wilberforce, J. Irvidg
Brecew:nire - - T. Wood
lireee,u - - C. Ale,
Bri:dgenorth - - G. C. Jenkinson, T. Whitmore
Bridgewater - - G. l'ocock, W. Astell
Bridport - -1). Best, `9 H. H. St. Paul ;)
Bristol - - R. H. Davis, J. Protlieroe
Buckinghamthire - Earl Temple, W. Lowirdel
Buckingham - Lord EbriAgton, W. H. Freemantle
Callington - S. W. Poyinz, Sir J. L. Rogers
Calnc - - J. Jekvl, *Hon. J. -Abercrombie
Cambridgeshire - LordC. S. S.Manners, Ld. F.G.Osburne
Cambridge - - Hon. E. Finch, R. Manners
Cambridge University Lord Palmerston, J. H. Smith
Camelford - -Reider, J. Scott
Canterbury - -J. Baker, ,t.S. It. Lushington
Cardiff - - - Lord W. Stuart
Cardiganshire -T. Johnes2 •
Cardigan - - Hon. Colonel Vaughan
Carlisle - - *Sir J. Graham, Bart. H. Fawcett
Carmarthenshire - Lord It. Seymour
Carmarthen - - G. Campbell
Carnarvonshire - Sir R. Williams Bart.
CarnarVon - - Hon. C. Paget •
Castle Rising - A.C. Bradshaw, HD. F.G.-flowarcil
Cheshire - -D. Davenport, IF. Egerton
Chester - -J. Egerton, T, Grosve‘nor
Chichester - - Earl of March, *W. Huskiron
Chippenham! - - *Right lion. It. Peplx, C. Brooke
Christchurch - Right Hon. G. Rose, hJ', E. Tomline
Cirencester - *Lord Apsley, M. H. Beach •
Clitheroe - - ¶*Lord Castlereagh, Hou,R. Curzon
Cockerrnouth - - Lord Lowther, *IIJ. Lowther
Colchester - TR. H. Davis, R. Thornton
Corte Castle - - H. Bankes, P. W. Baker
Cornwall, - Sir W. Lemon, Bart. J. H. Tremayne

.C:;veLtry P. Moore, J. Butiertucartii
C.ricljade . - - 7'. Co/ley, .1. Pitt
C;.w.lberland - - Lord .Morpeth, J. Lowther
Dartuioutli ... A. U. I3d4swortlr, P. Ida:74rd
Denhighshire - Sir W. W. Wyliag, Bait.
Denhigh - .tord Kirlueall •
I)ertishire - Lord G. caecadish-, E. M.-Mtn-Iday
Derby - Hen. 11. F. 'Caie..ifii:3ll, E. Coke
Devizes - -1%
Devonshire - J. P. 114.5titrd, ,s'ir T. 4... Achlo,ll, Bart.
Dorchester - C. Iltinverie,
Dorietshire W. M. Pitt, L.B. Portnittii
hover - - C. jetikiiison, J. 'Jackson
I/owuton ▪ liou.C.D.Bouverk, Sir T. Pittrwr, ht.
DrOitwich Hon. A. Foley, Sir 'f. E. IVinniii;.,;tur.
- Lord Huntilig:lo.l, Brie
Darliainshire ▪ Sir H. V..'l'er.o,A.:s4 Bart: Lardßarnard
- It. 1. Lainbton, It. Wharton
Last Lou!! - 'Sir E. ruler, Bart.-D. Validerileyuen
Edmutiusbury, St, = Lord C. Fitzroy, 14: .r'osie'r
Essex - - 'l'. A: Honnion, "*C.: C. Westvrn
Evershazu W..Miirktling, H. Howarth
Exeter - J. Butler, 1/'. Cuurtenay
tve - - - Garriow, Kitt. M. Singleton .
ttnitshire - ' - Sir T. Mostyn, Bart
Flint - - *Sir E. P. LlOyd, Bart.
Foivey = - - it. V‘ig-rarti,- N.
G4ton. - M. Woo Bart. IV. (..,..np-Fere
Clerutaius, St. - •*H. Uoibourno '
tilamoigaushire - vvyriciAnerx ..-
Gloucestershire _f Lord It. 1-1., H. Somerset
1.:-.4.11- B. 'W. Guise, Bait. --
- 11. rvlolYneux, It. Morris
- C. Johnston; .I.•2'eeil
W. E. IVe:-oy,ii. ~rrlith
-
Sir It. Heron, 8art...3, I'. Grant
▪ G: W.Gunning, *J. Stephen
- Hun. 'l'. C..oiisiov,•,- A. On.iiotc
- W. Chute, It'. V. 1-icathcote
Harwich Right Hotri. J: fi. Addington
A.*ltight Hon: N. Vaiiiitti,it
llaslemere - - Ling, It: Ward
ITastiugl - - Sir A. Hurtle, Alert; J. Daw,:ins
1-laverford West Lord Kensington
Hel3tun - 'Herne, if. Hanamersley
Herefordshire - Sir G. G. Cutterell, Bart. 'l`, Fold
Hereford - T. P. SymondS, It: I'. Scudamore
Hertfordshire - Hon. T. Btatidi Sir J. S.'Sehrigtit'
Hertford_ r - - Hon. E. S. Cowper, N. Calvert
Heydon - - G. Johnstone, A. Browne
licYt4!sbnlT - - liqoa, C. Dulicornbe
High= Ferrers - /P. Planter
llindoii - , - W. 13echfurd. B: lioblionAe
I-loniton - -• *R. W. Vyse, •G. d. ilobitrthrt
Horsham - - dSir Pigott., Kilt. *R. Hurst
1-luntingdonshire - Lord 1-3ineliingbrooke, NV. H. FelloweS
Hrintii.gdon -.J: Chlvert, S. Farmer
Hythe - - - Sir J. Perrini, 41/. TTricite
llcliester - J. W. Ward, G. 1'1d1.7.p.s •
Ipswich ••• - -R. A. Crickitt, J. Round
Ives, St. - Sir W. Stirling, Bt: L. Tr elictley
Kent - - - SirE.Knatchbull,ilt. Sir W. Geargatt:
King's Lynn - - Lord Walpole, Sir M. B. Polkes, Bart.
Kingston-upon-Hull J. StatrifJrth, G. TV. Denys
Knares.)orough - ,Lord J. 'Pownshend, Lord Ossulston
LancaAire - - .3. Bla.:kburne, *Lord staLley •
Laucaster -- - .1. F..Caltakorne, Get. Dc-utten
Launceston - P. 13 .t;c/ few, .1. Bruguen
Lcicestersbire - Lord K. S. hlanticrs, A. L. Reek
Leicester - - S. Smith, T. Babinton
- -„ Harcuirrt, /V. Lubbock
Lisiceurd - klon. W. Elliot, *lion. C. P. Yorke
Lo:stwithier - - Right lion; it. I'. Carew, I: 174rre
I.ewes - - -T. B. Kemp, U. ,initiner
Lincolnshire - - liuu. C. A. Yelhain, C: Chaplin
Lincolu - - J. N, Pazalterley, Sir H. Suitiven, Bart .
Litchfield - - U. Anson, ti. U. V. Vernon
Liverpool - *At. Hon. Canning, Gass

- -
LON VON •• f sir W. ctlrtls9 sir J. Shaw,
I_H. C. Combe, J. Athins
Ludgershall - - M. D. Milgens, if. E,vcrett
Ludlow - - - Lord Chve, H. Clive
Lyme • - Lord Burguer,h, H. Fane
Lynlington - - fluchett, H. L. Neale, Bert.
MaiUstone - G. ;Simpson, Airrieces., -Carr.
Malden - - - J. H. stiutt, B. Gaskea
Malmesbll7 - - Sir C.-Faxe-...n,. IL _teach
Maitun - - - *Lore. Duncannon, J. C. icantsden
Nlzalbcn-ough - Lord Bruce, Hun. W. Stopford . .
Marlow - • - 0. Williams, -.3: Grenfell •
INla..vcs,_ St. - - S. M. Bernard, I,W. Shipley
illienael's, St. - Juba Bruce, R. G. Hobart •
Merionethshire - Sir W. Vaughan, Bart.
Midhurst - - *G. Smith-, T. 'Thompson .
- G. Byng, W. Mellish
Milborne Port - Hon. Sir E. Paget, K.,8, R. CasLegcl
Minehead • - -J. F. Luttrell, J. F. Luttrell, jar,.
Monmouthshire - Lord A. H.Somerset, Sir C. Morgan, Bt.
Moinnoutli - - Lord C. H. Somerset
Mbittgonieryshire C. IV-. Wynne
Montgomery - ' W. Keene
Morpeth - - Hon. W..H‘ward, William Ord
Newark . - - Sir S. COtton, K. 8.. H. Willoughby
Newcastle-on-Tyne M. IT% - C. Ellisoll
Ditto under-Lyre - *Earl Gower, Sir J. F. Boughrey
Newport, Cornwall J. Raine, Wui. Northey
Newport, Hants - Sir L. T. W. HolmeS, I?. Worsley •
Newton, Lancashire J. F. Blackburne, P. Heron
Newton, Hants - Hon. G, A. Pelham,-11. P. Illashford
Norfolk-- - - • Sir J. Astley, T. W. Coke
North Allerton - Lord LascelleS, H. Pierce
Northamptonshire - Lord Althorpe, W. R. Cartwright
Northampton - Earl Compton, W. Hanbury '
Nortfrunberland - J. R. Beaumout, Sir C. Mouck
Norwich - ._- W. Smith, C. ilarccy
.NottinghaMshire - Lord Newark, *Lord IV: C. Bentinek
Nottingham - - J. Smith, Lord Ranclife
Oaktiampton - - A. Saville, LOnt Graves
Orford - - - Rt: Hon. C. Arbuthuot,-*E. M=Naghten
Oxfordshire- - Lord F. A. Spencer, J. Fane
Oxford - - J. T. Lockhart, J. 4. Wright . •
Oxford University 14 Hn. Sir Rt. His. C. Abbot
Pembrokeshire - I[Johr,... Oral
Pembroke . • - .1. vwen
renrYnn 7 Swann, P. Gell
Peteroorough - - *ltt Ho. G. Ponsonby, Rt. lin W. Elliott
Peterstield - Jolitfe,.G. Canning
- - Sir C. M.Pole, Bart. B. Bloomfield
Kiniouth ' - Colonel Duckett, J. Macdonald
Poutefract - 9Hon. H. Lascelles, R. P. Milnes
Poole - - - atm. A. Taylor, B. L. Lester
- Sir T. Miller, Bart. J. Markharn.
Preston - - S. Horrocks, E. Hornby
Queenliorough - J. Ogborne it. Muursum
Radnorshire - 7 , ITV. Wilkins
Radnor - - - R. price •
Reading. - - C, S. Le Fevre, .1. Sirne?rt
itetford, East - aybakiestoN, C. Marsh
Richmond - 'R. Chaloner, *D. North
Itippon_ - - Rt Hon. F. Ci. Robinson, G. Gipps
Rochester - - T, B. Thomson, J. Calcraftl
Romney -- .• Sir J. Duckworth, tt. L. It: 21fitict'd
'Rutlandshire - - Sir G Heittleio:'-e, Ban. C. N, Noel
Rye - - T. P. Lamb, Sir # Sullivan, Bart:
Ryegate - - J. Cocks, Hon. J. S. Cocks
Sta.ltash - - M. Russel, M. G. Prendergast
Sandwich • - *Sir J. S. Yorke, *J. Marrvatt -
Salisbury - - W. Hussey, Lord Folkestone
Sarum, Old - J. D. Porcher, J. Alexander
Scarborough - - Hon. E. Phipps, itt. Hon. C. M. Sutton
Shaftesbury - R. Robson, H. Garnc./ ,
Shoreham - - Sir C. M. Burrell, Bart. T. Shelley
Seaford - -- 3. Leach, *C. R. Ellis
Shrewsbury - - Huu. H. G. Bennett, Sir R. Hill, KE.
Suropshire - J. Coates, J. K. Powell
Somersetshire • W. Dickinson *W. G, Langton
Southampton - G. H. Rose, A. .ziti.terled;
Sunthwarh - - H. Thornton, C.
Staffordshire - , • Lor:l G. L. Gower, L. J. Littleton
Statford - - R. Benson, Col.
Stamford • - *Lord Henniker, E.,FonlkeS
Steyning • *Sir. J. Aubrey, Bart. J. Lioyd
'Stockbridge - - J. F. Barham, G. Porter
Sudbury • - Sir G. C. Hippisley, C'. Wyatt
sarom - T. S. Gooch, Sir /V. Bart
Surrey - - Srl T. Sutton, G. H. Summer
Sussex - - - Sir G. Webster, Bert it% ..fferrre.l

Tamworch Sir It. Peele, Bart, Lord C. Townsland
Tayistock - -• Ld IW.ltusseli, *Rt. HD. Col. Fitzpatrick
Taunton - H. P. cbuini, A. Daring
't-Asbury - .1. E. bowdestnel!, .1. Martin
Thetford - • - T. Creevey, Lord W. Fitzroy
Thirske-- - - AV. Frankland, R. Greenhill
Tivr;rton -. • - Itt. Hon. R. Ryder, AV. Fitzhugh
Totness - - - T. P. Courtenay, Wise
Treguny - *W. Holmes, A. Grc:it
Truro - - - *Sir G. Warrend4, Bart. J. Lemon
WaPingford -- • - *E. F., Maitland, \V. L. Hughes
Wareham - B. Gordon, 11. Broadhead
Warwickshire • Sir C..lllordatrot, Bart. P. S. tougdale
Warwick . - Lord Broolie, L: \Williams
:Wells - - C. Tudway, C. W. Taylor
• Wendover - - G.. Smith, *T.,A.Surith
Wenloe -•-• - Hon. Strupsod, C: W. Forester
- - - Lord St. Asaph, Hon. IV. L. Bathurst
Westbury - - *B. 1-fall, B. .5.4 aw
WestLooe j , 4. •C. I.lulter,
EsT,.ussrtit Lord'Cochrane, Sir F.,Burdett, Bart.
I,‘ estmorland - • Hoit.' H.-C. Lowther, Lord Maneiister
Weymouth and -f Sir JtMutr, h. T. Wallace, • • '
I'le'Lonlbc Regis - Broadhurst; H. Trail"
•
• f Hon. W. A. Townshend,
Hon. W. Breelerick' • ;
•
Wigad - - • J .Hodson, R. H. Leigh
- - - Hon. C. Herbert, 8.. Sueldon
Wiltshire - - R. Long, I'. C. 2rlethucn
Wiuchelsca - C. Bewicke, u. Vane
t i.,coester - - Sin I. J. C. Mildmay, ylor •
iudsor - - E. Deshrowe, J. Rarirsottom •
Woodst;ck - Sir H. W. Dashwood, Lt. If'. Thornton
Worcestershire - Ho. W. B. Lygon, Hon. AV H. Lyttelton
Worcester - • - A. Robarts, W. Gordot}~
AVooton-Basset - .I..atter.vol .1. Kibidcwhiie
1.1)- combe - - Sir 'l'. Baring, Bt. Sir J. D. King, Bt.
Yarmouth; Norfolk ow. Loftus, L. il. ',dean •
Y..rntouth, Hants - Sir H. C. 'MtititgodierY Bt. R. Wellesley.
Yorkshi.c - - Lord MiltOn, *-/lon. 411 Lascelles • .
It.rk - - Sir "?.I.:vi . !-kkes, Bt, Upn. L. Pandas
[Thr SCot§ aril irish lic•. ri;s are not yet complete.)

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SOLLAI QUIS VICLILE r.u.sum AuDEAr

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TU7,LDAY, NW'ZMUER,3,

• .9overnr..-tent this day received• dispatches from
Lisbon to the 17th ulr. hut they bring nothing
new respecting. Lord WE.T.,Lxrcrso!7'.; operations..
Dispatches to the 21st ult. from
\Cadiz were
also seceived by Ministers. The. accounts weme
very cheering. The Spaniards seein very evi-
dently to have profited by experience, and to have
been animated by the exaniple of sour -countrymen,
and were recruiting with great vigour.

The latest accounts from BALLASTEROS' state,
that he was at Grenada with 16,000 men.

It appears by the latest advices
,of 7 the situa-
Jon of SoTJLT and SI/ClItT, that they were near
Chinchilla and San Clernento. The Usurper Jo-

SEFI-1 was gone to Saragossa.

Just befdre this paper went to press, we received
Lisbon Papers to the 22d ult. of which the fol-

lowing arc extracts :--
LisnoN, OCT. 20.—0 n the llth inst. the gar-
rison of Burgos made a sortie, and were re-

pulsed.
SoULT, it is now confidently asserted, is march"-
ing towards Madrid, and a battle is expected.
OCT. 16.—1 t is supposed, in letters of the 3d
October, that Sovi.T would march by Jumilla for
Almanza, and that SUCHET would protect him
to llelkn.

BALLASTEROS was still in Grenada on the Gth

October.

According to intelligence of fled ltli, from Se-
ville, SOULT'S troops were-in
,St. Clement.
CADIZ,, OCT. 18.—On the 15th General BAL-

LAST.EROS remained in Grenada.

MIDRID, OCT. 12.7--The French have collected
in St. Domingo (de Veloris) 50 horses of artillery
brought from Castile ;, they talk there of the re-
treat of the intrusive King, supposing he would
go to Pariipeluna, and that MASEN:7A continued in
Btryonrie, where he was fortifying the points of
St. Juan de Luz and .Orduna.

CADIZ, OCT. 16.-:From La-Manali.tbcy write
differently respecting the. destinz:tiOn of the Allied
troops and Sou LT'S movements. roc sanguinary
SouLT having joined SvenET., the number -DE their
joint,armies . are estimated-at from 50 to
,6,0,005
nen. Some suspect. that 7SOULT will march tj.
•
wards the Tajo, and that this operation will re:-
tard.the progress of the.great Lord.
it would not.. be, wonderful that, should they
even collect fro►_n 30 to 40,000 men,A they
may attract the attenCon of the -gallant:Lord ;
bat -if we . consider the number of the al-
lied trOops vdio arc kipon,:tlie Tagus, those
of the " second and third. armies =in Tatancen,
the army of General BALLEsT.snosin Jaen.,.&e. the
expeditionary. tinny from Alicant, and the 3nnetion
car the Guerillas, it -doe.i not appear probable the
two - Marshals will
.attempt an operation which
might cost-then dear, if the Lord, marching by
passes the 'Ebro._ • ,

The extraordinary precautions which _have been
adopted on the French cciast to.pr-.veni any inter-
course with this country tend vcrylstrohgly to, con--
film us 'in the opinion; that the recent insarrection
at Parii was more formidable in it: nature,' and

more lextensive in erects, than it was represent-
ed in the Moniteur. It has ).ieen. suggested

that the Ir'hoie of the plot is a trick of Boo‘
L. s, wuo ,vished for an excuse to leave
Russia, aatfat the.same time to get rid cif Gene-
rals MALLET, GUILLET, and LMIORIE. This.con-
jecture appears to us extremely improbable. It
will require all the power and all the art of Buo-
NAFARTE to induce his army to submit with
patience to the dreadful sufferings to whiCh
they will be exposed during a Russian 'winter ;
it is not, therefore,, very -likely- that he would
fabricate a sham plot, to put, as it were, the idea:
of mutiny into the heads of his soldiers; and then
leave them surrounded with distress arid danger.
Besides, if BUONAPARTE wanted to destroy the
three Generals before7mentioned, he had means
enough of doing it,,without the exhibition of such
an extraordinary scene, in'Paris, as, that of a: re-
gular attack upon three of the public offices by the
national guard. The secret police would have
soon- disposed of the three Generals without
"
noise, as it has done many hundred victims of
the tyrant's jealousy or fear. It appears to us,
therefore, in the highest degree improbable that
BUONAPARTE would himself give the Parisians an
exaing le •of a regular force embodiei against the
Government,w hen he-could accomplish the object
which he is supposed to have had in view,
without risk and without danger: We: think,
therefore, that there can be no doubt, that
the insurrection in Paris, whatever may have
been its extent, was' a real insurrection, and
not one fabricated' by 'BUONAPART- , for any'
purpose of his own. It. has been said; that the
Moniteur. . would not have venture.l to take any
notice of the matter, without a previous, 'order
from BCONAPARTE, and that the circumstance of
its baying been noticed in, that Paper is a proof
that lie was at the bottom of the plot. This is,
indeed, a strong conclusion from light premises :
If the insurrection had broken out in a remote
Part of France, the illoniteur might have -hem-
silent upon the subject but to attempt to keep
that a secret from the people of Paris which hap-
pened before their eyes, would be too absurd.—
With respect to the extent of this plan to ,
throw off the Government of. BU 0 NAP ART E ,
it would be idle to attempt to speculate,. with
the very slight information which we have
now - before us but we must repeat, that
the anxiety oft-he French Government:to. prevent
any intelligence from reaching this country, makes
us think that.the attempt, was of a very serious
nature.

The Biddings for the First Lottery, for thi! ser
vice of-the presejit year, took place at the,Trea-
sury this day, when' the prices tendered were as
follows ;--.-
RICIIARDStiti-irtit-Co. SWIFT and C 0.... , ,ClG'l6:l
Sivr.wRIGNT and Co. l5 10 7

Di sn and SlitwELL

14 13 0

Yesterday his -Kt:l37a' Highness the COMMANDER
IN CHIEF transacted business .with the PRINCE
REGENT, at Carlton House.

Yesterday was the Duke of KENT'S Birth-day,
when his Royal Highness completed. his 45th
year.
Yesterday the Earl and Count.-ss of HARRING-
TON, and a select party, dined with the Duchess.
Of BRUNSWICK:

The most urgent orders have been sent to Ports-
nibuith, Plymouth, and the other- naval depots,
for the, .immediate equipment for sea of every
ship of war in a state of forwardness, and urging
an increased degree of activity in the iLnpress
service.

A letter from Liverpool, received yesterday,
contains the, melancholy intelligence, that the
Orozembo cartel,- from Baltimore for Liverpool,
has been lost on the coast of Ireland. Out of
•2.00 passengers, only five were saved.

The ME ATZIE.—As You Like It drew a numer-
ous audience last night to DrUry-lane Theatre.—
The part of Rosalind was perforated by. Mrs. DA-
V/SON (late Miss Dr.n4c4trz), who• was -very well
receivea on het entrance. Many of pa'sF,aves,-
altuctio.go matrimony, were caught 14 'the andi-,,
once, aril the laughter which they excited were
evidently applied to her new ei7'gagement. Mr. J.
...F*I:ILLIPS, a p•evc, perfornicr, appeared in. the Ort9f
77:.c DzL. e. .11e is somewhat too stiff and sN.tely in
his marriw.::, but speaks juditiously,- and tr:th.c.'
clear and audible tone: The TodphstOncl
Nl'S'if:ll afforded much entertainment; and the
comedy 'altogether went off with spirit.

The Drury-lane Committee are accused of hav-
ing-submitted the whole of the AchlTesseS'to Lord
BYROT.,,T, thhat he might, as the phrase is, pick cud
eult.sentiments and images for theimprovement of
his own compoition: This, however; must be a'.
false accusation, for it cannot besnpposed that the
Connnittee would act in.so 'unjust and illiberal
a manner, and if -they could, it may well be
conceived that Lord .13y1taN must- have 'too.thuch
of the pricte .genius, as well as too elevated a
spirit, to resort to,so pitiful an expedient.
The venerable President of the Royal Academy
is •at preent emplbyed upon a new picture,
the subjeet •ot whiCh is derived :front the Holy
Scriptures. It. will exceed in dimensions, and
according to the opinions of all-who have seen it,
promises to exceed in merit the late Work of his
hand, which .has so justly added tb bis profes-
sional reputation.- •
BREAD.---I'o-day there was :a -Coat of Alder-
men. held, when the Lord-Mayor, after inspect-
ing the returns, .ori.kred it to fall a farthing in the
quartern loaf.