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The Sun.
London, England, 1815-08-19

,ncceeded in carrying on war at the 'enemy's ek•-;
pence, which will enable,an activ:e Administra-'
ties of the finances soon to raise our public credit.
• In taking thz: inventory, of the. effects of Ma-
dame Murat, brought to Trieste, there±bitve been
found:, it is said, 1,800,000 think in gold, 120
hundred weight of silver plate, diamonds on 'a
very moderate valuation, to the amount of atfeast
three millions, besides a great many valuable
paintings and antiques ; the latter, it is affirmed,
'are sequestrated; but all the rest is secured to
her in full property. •
SPIItE, AUG. 6.—The fortresses of Landau and
llitsch, which it is hoped will be restored to Ger-
many at tire approaching peace, have been block-
aded since the beginning of July by the greater
part of the Prussian garrison of Mentz, under
Major-General Krauseneck, Commandant of that
plAce.
The garrison, of Lan4an, consisting of 5,000
•men, mostly National Guards, has made two sal-
lies, but were. repulsed by the brave. Prussian'
troops, which caused the enemy a seVerevlosS.—
A bombardment in the night of the 22d July did
much damage in the town, and spread terror
among the garrison as %Veil as among the citi-
Ze ITS .—(Frwtlcfort German Gazette,'August.ll,)

BRUSSELS, AUG. 12:—The approaching ()cecina-
tion•of the greater part of the French fortresses of
the first and second line upon otir frontiers, by the
Allied troops, seems to be confirmed. The Gover-
nors of Valeuciesines;Bouchnin,Conde, and other
placcs %v. h ich have hoisted the white flag,have receiv-
ed information that the King accepts their submis-
sion, and at the same time advise, that the-fate
of those fortresses will be decided by sn arrange
went between hiS Majesty and the Allied rowers.
which was on the point of being.concluded.-,--
These reports being published on the 9th and
10th at Lille. and Valenciennes, caused a very
great sensation upon. the minds of the inhabi-
tauts, and the entrance of the Allies into those
places was spoken of as a thing quite certain.—
Meantime new corps of the allied troops continue
to enter those provinces.
London, England, 1815-08-19

BISHOP PORTEUS'S LIFE AND WORKS.

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

W. Blachvvond, at Edinburgh.

This Day was published,
Handsomely printed in Six Volumes, Octavo, with a Portrait
of his Lordship, from an original Picture, price 21. Bs. in

boards,
riltiE WORKS, complete, of the late . Right
Reverend BEILBY PORTEUS, D.D. Lord Bishop of
Lendoir: with an Account of his Life and Writings.
By the Rev. ROBERT HODGSON, A. M.
Rector of St. George's, Hanover-square.
*.,,* The Life of Bishop Porteus, which forms one of. the
Volumes, is sold separately, for the accommodation of those
who are already in possession of the several Works.
This Edition comprehends the following Works, each of

which may also he had separately, viz. :-
1. LECTURES on •the GOSPEL of 'ST. NIATTHEW, de-
livered in the Parish Church of St. Jzimes, Westminster, in
the years 1798, 1799, 1800, and 1801. New Edition, 2 vols.
Bvo. 16s. in hoards.
2. SERMONS, on several Subjects. New Edition, 2 vols.
Bvo. -16 s. in boards. •
3. TRACTS, on various Subjects ; all of which have been
published separately before. New Edition Svo. 9s. in boards.
4. SUMMARY of the EVIDENCES of CHRISTIANITY.
New Edition, 12nio. 3s. in hoards.
5. On the BENEFICIAL EFFECTS of CHRISTIANITY.
New Edition, fivo. 2s. 6d.
London, England, 1815-08-19

DOVER, Ac G. 14

This is in eve' y thing but its fortunate fixture
on the coast of England, a French t'wn. The
clrik hills wh ch threaten,to bury the streets,
and which will at s(,tne time or other y
execute their threat, have squeezect it into the
compactness that belongs to foreign. build-
ing. There are other indications of irs neigh-
boinhood to France.- The signs 0f the shops,
the bills for lodgings, the advcrtise!nents
for all that is curious, or new, or cheap, have a
French translation by their sides. French co-
lours are flying; in the harbour, the language is
herrd in the streets ; every' hotel has a waiter,
whose rapid gestures, officious civility, andcon-
sta t .aripearancu of hurry would betray his coun-
try,' eren without the aid of._his dirk vivid eye and
sallow 'cheek ; and the traveller, as- if to over-
powei hiS incredulity at once, finds at the first
donr at which he alights, an " obligeant," %Ow
thrusts a card into his hand; and,Offers him, in a
whisper of,provinciiil French, the very best birth
on. hoard the fastest stiiling packet front Calais, at
only twice, the' fare of an
.EugUsit one. This
species of attack, arnusing enough fur those who
have the inclinatian not to,be angry with it, must,
however, he felt by the sick and the sensitive,
among the liavier .isitations,of life.. The break-
fast-table is besieged by the.retainerS of the
packets, with then: dilrorent tales of 'superiority;
141 it must be no common coolness which can
save the luggage flout being transmitted on board
a vessel, which will probably not leave the har-
bour for the :t& .t -
twent-) four hours, • and lAA -
Irys ought never to leave it with the hope of re-
turn.
London, England, 1815-08-19

SAVING TO COLONELS OF REOINIF,NTS.

I STEPHENS inform COLONELS
t 7 . who have to CLOTHE REGIMENTS, that he will
furnish them with Clothing, Accoutrements, Sadlery, Shoes,
Shirts, &c. &c. at Five per Cent. less in price than what
they are tiow paying on the same. Credit, and for any, number
of years that may be agreed on.—No. 25, Upper Thames-
street, near Blackfriars-bridge.
London, England, 1815-08-19

EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE, August la, 1815.

•
All EXCHEQUER BILLS dated in tho Month of July, 1814,
On Aids, 1814, 54 Geo. 111. Cap. 53.
Supply, 1814, L. 6,000,000, 54 Geii). 111. Cap. 79.
TO 13E PAID OFF.

THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS
MAJESTY'S TREASURY having given directions
for paying off the Principal of the above-mentioned EXCHE-
QUER BILLS with the interest due thereon, at the Ex-
chequer Bill Office in the Receipt of ExChequer, New Palace-
yard; Westminster, on Tuesday, the sth day of Septem-
ber, Attendance will be given daily (Sundays and Holidays
excepted) until, and including Thursday, the alst instant,
from ten o'clock in the morning, till one Cu the 'after-
noon, for the purpose of receiving the same; and, for tlae
greater dispatch, the hearers of the said Bills ar6 -desired to
place each description of Bills in separate Lists (which are to
be obtained at this Office) classing them is the Order of their
respective dates, such as are for the same Amount being
numerically arranged, and specifying the principal 'Sums and
interest due'thereon, computed from, but excluding the days
on which they are respectively dated, to the said sth day of
September inclusive, when the interest will cease; and the
said bearers (being holders or not) are indispensably re-
quired to indorse each Bill with their usual gnatureA ; and
to writ their names and' residence at the bottom of each
separate List; and they are moreover required to attend
the Exchequer Bill Office for payment, and to receive the
new. Bills, and give the Receipts for the smile.
If any of the holders of the aforesaid Bills should be de-
sirous receiving,payment of the principal and interest,
previous to the said sth day of September, they may be accosn,
modated on computing the interest to the day on which they
wish to bit' paid, and. leaving the said Bills for examination
one day prior thereto.
Such persons as may be desirous of having new Exchequer
Bills in whole or in part' of payment of principal, upon
'narking new Bills, and mentioning the amount at the bottom
of their Lists,delivered on or before Thursday, the 31st inst.,
may ho accommodated with new Bills, carrying on In-
terest of three • pence half-penny by the day, on every one
hundred pounds, which said new Bills will bear date the said
sth day of September, anil will be delivered, together with
the interest due in respect of the Bills so desired to be ex-
changed, on, Wednesday, the 6th day of .September, and the
following days.
N. B. All Exchequer Bills dated prior to July, 1814, have
been advertised to be paid oil', and the Interest thereon has
ceased.
London, England, 1815-08-19

ACCESS -GRATUrTEMENT.

rIIE Nobility, Gentry, .and Others, .are
re-
spectfully informed, that J. BENTLEY, of St. Martin's-
lane, is removing to those spacious Premises, 5, Wigmore-
street, Cavendisla,'square, 'where he intends to litier for View
and Sale, a Collection cot Paintings, Bronzes, Carvings, Mo-
saics Sculpture, Musical Instruments, Clocks, Cabinets, Ja-
pan Screens, Marble Slabs, Armour, Buhl, Tapestry, Coins,
China, &c.--.I• B. humbly solicits future favours, trusting his
terms will meet approbation.—Property of the above descrip-
tion .purchased to any amount, and ready Cash. Country
Letters, post-paid, innaliately attended to.
London, England, 1815-11-03

GCILIJUALL.

HIGHWAY
.Ropiseily.:-Joitit Smith, a notorious
character, lately leader of the band of 8 iunders's
flying theatre, was lr,-onght up, in custody of 'an
officer. It appeared, that yesterday he went into
a pawnbroker's shop in OXtord-street, and -offered
a gold Watch to pledge ; the pawnbroker
ing that it was stolen, stopped it, on wli:eh the
prisoner ran awr',ly. He was purstted,-and.stopped
by an, officer in the Old Bailey. On hii.being
F rched, a pocket•bOok was found in hiS po!oies-
sion, containin'g bills to the amount of 3,5001.-
some of them the acceptances of M,.!ssrs.
--On inquiry being made, it was ascertained that
they were the property of a Mr. Holt, of
pool, who was knocked 'down, dreadfully beaten,
and robbed of his watch and pocke;t-hook in the
Borough, MI Tuesday night, and who has been
ever since,titt a most dangerous state, ha%ing peen
left lying in the street in a senseless state "sere al
hOurs, before ajiy person came to his relief. The
prisoner, in This defence, said, that he met a
.Gen-
tleman in the Borough very much intonit...ated,
who requested that he would take care of his
Watch and pocket-book for hint until mixt tidy ;
be refused to take it in the street, bait took h no into
the Talbot Inn, and called the waiter to see what
he received front the Gentleman, that he might be
afterwards a witness, if necessary. -= Alderman
.MAGNAY remanded him until Saturday, for fur-
ther eNamination, when it is hoped Mr. Molt will
be able to attend.

I fAivr o N-GARD RN,

. ,
ATTEMPT TO iVittatne.--esterstay a man woo
refused to tell his name, or answer to any 'ques-
tion put to him by either the !Magistrates or the
Officers, vas brought up in the custody of John
Barnly, the constable., for examiMltion, charged
with attempting to murder Jane Turner, a poor
woman who keeps a lodging-house in Liwer
West-street, formerly known by the name of
Chick-lane. From the account of his conduct
given by the complainant, he appeared to be in-
sane. He was committed for further exa.ininafion.
London, England, 1815-11-03

.11AN;*AL Nll'iWB,

121°vall'a110V.2.—Three vessel's arrived here
last night from Calais, and the latest accounts
state. that MoltaT had been arrested; and ova;
Sentenced to be shot, at Naples.—Gcneral Lord_
• SoMERSET, Major-General tAYLE-17, Major-
9eneral RarasEY, Major GaAtaT; Lieut.-General
hundred
Captain HEATHCOTT,. and about an
'lludred other passengers, arrived by these ves-
sels. His Grace the Doke of BEDFoao and fa,
unity arrived this morning, by the Princess Au-
from Calais. Very distressing accounts
°minim to be received of the damage done in the
late gales. We learn that the Sir William Curtis
passage vessel; from Ramsgate, bound to Ostend,
:vat hilt in going into the latter place :—three
44adies' are stated to have been drowned. A,
iltaar .soldier's wife saved herself by clinging to
the piles of ate Pier t—the crew were also saved.
The vessel is stated to have taken the round a
c'ng distance from the Pier, and though every
lneans Were used to get her off, and' she was
nearly a new vessel, she was totally lost.—The
Chiehester packet, Captain RUTTER, sailed with
a marl and passengers, last night, for Calais, and
1111.• SILVESTER, the Messenger, with dtspatelies.
1)4", Nov. 2.—Catne down from the River,
.."nd sailed, the Agamemnon, .TAcKsoN, for tom-
-44.1? Sir Edward Hamilton, BELL, for JaMaica ;
tillttheth, HENDERSON, for' Mogadore ; James,
BowoEs,
ElStu for Limerick ; Resolution,
ktIT., for Jamaica; Packet, TAYLOR, for
; and the Bee, for Oporto. Passed
Ilmtgli the Downs the Sparrow and Lightning
sloops of war; to be paid off.—Wind N.W.
.21AR'wtcra., Nov. 2;—Arrived the Generous
zriend transport, for Heligoland.
tittat.siouT Fr, OCT. 31.—Arrived the Hibernia,
• thAvts. honn(, to Lisbon, and two or three other,
Ps' outward-hound. Sailed his Majesty's ship
vealark,---Wind N. E.
PORTSMoUTH) Nov. 2.—Sailed the Dick, 1-Lsa-
isoh.
Sla
„. and the Monarch, DoucLas, for London ;
doh"' POWELL, for Ostend ; and the James, for
241t11.,,-Wi nd W. .N. W.
VLnoTH, Nov. I.—Came in about a dozen
•Alati of colliers, for Sunderland and Newcastle.
2.tivchi "I the Amphitrite, HUNTER, from Mira-
;William Pitt transport, front Genoa ;
1,:lleal"th Castle, HAZARD, from St. Peters-
ylittro,
' hound to Portsmouth ; the Lis, a Danish
;op of war, for Holland.
aN
f aAa." OCT. 3l.—The Pat Blaney, Purl. -
litre r''4t London for St. Michael's, has put tn
'vith her sails split, and other damage.

th. John, of London. PEARsoN, from Newcas-
- Lo 1 1, I the night of the
20 In on. was wrcc 'ec on le
Savedlilt. on the Beach,at Winterton. Crew
T,
hie' thenezer, DENNY, from Newcastle, that
t:tt'intatlY on shore at Poole, has been got off, by
g out 40 tons of her cargo.
London, England, 1815-11-03

ARRIVALS.

The Earl and Countess of Jersey, in Berkeley-square : Sir
William and Lady Oglander and family, at Thomas's Ho-
tel ; General and Mrs. Sabloulioff, at ditto ; Dowager Lady
Clermont, in Berkeley-square ; Hon. Charles Noel, at Blake's
Hotel ; the Right Hon. Charles and Mrs: Long, Whitehall;
Captain Clapton, at the St. Petcrsburgh Hotel.
London, England, 1815-11-03

INSPORT-OFFICE, No t+. 1, 131 5 .

THE COM MIS,SIOIk.IERS for conducting his
TR.INSI (.) 2 S Rl7l C,':, for taking
Care of .Sick and 'rounded Seamen, end for the Care and
Custody of Prisoners of trar, do hereto gie-c, Notice, that
they will be ready, at this Obice, on Tu,sday, the 7th No-
ve,,ber, 1815, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such
Persons as may be willing to contract for supplying-,
,fin-
the uv. lleis Office. FIFTY C HAL DRAM'S WALL'S-
END COALS; each Gnat/role to ' consist of 36 Bushels,
Winchester feasur, ; to be 'he bps, Walls-end, and to he de-
liveredinto the Cellites 'f this Wive, free of any extra charge
or expenc•e whatever, on or beforethe.2oth Nom-in/Tr inst.
No Tender will be received after One o'clock on the Day of
Treaty, wor any noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent for
personally attend. Each _Tender must be accompanied
by a Letter from two respectable Persons, engaging to become
&mod with the Person tendering, in the Sum of 100!. for the
due po:formfince of the Contract.
Further Particulars may be known by applying at this

It. WEST'S PICT UR ES—C sT RE-
.IECTED, hi,. SECOND PICTURE of CHRIST
H the TEMPLE, acid the DESIGN- of the' citt T..
CIFIXION of OUR. SAVIOUR, with several SKETCHES,
are now Exhiliit nig at No. 1-25, PALL-MALL, near Carlton-
House, every day (Sundays excepted) from Ten in the Morn-
in; to the-e
n e of the Evening.
N.B. (;.nod Fires are It-pt in the Rooms.
• By Order, CHARLES SMART, Secretary.

NEXT TUESDAY all the Great Capitals rnay
be I)raw•n.
3.... Prizes of
.C. 50.000 3 per Ct. C0n5...,C.150,000
4 20,000 ditto,
3 4,000 ditto, 1.2,000
8 l,OOO ditto, 8„000.
10 5OO ditto, 5,000
10 3OO ditto, 3,u00
&c. &e. •
T.TIISH, the Contractor, respectfully acquaints the. Public,
that the Holders of the Government Stock Prizes may receive
the Value
London, England, 1815-11-03

IRREGULAR LINES

ON, A 'RECENT CON VLAG RATION.
" Then from the Mint walks forth the Man of Rhyme.';
Pon.

(! Like Israel's Childreh, long ago,
• • , To molten images we'll bow;
And worship, with devotion trnef
As Israel's Children yet may do.

Or, like the Sons of Zoroaster,
'We'll ow❑ the potent Fire our Master,
And raise the mystic payola] dote '
Till every Ingot's old got.

'Or, Christians, shout the time is come
'When Gold's the current medium!
Non• realized the Poet's dream
Of silver rill and golden, stream;
Nat- vrarloxieai nil pain,
If pouring forth the melting snails,
Bathes Midas, and Pact.Glo's flows again.
AM r.cr

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
London, England, 1815-07-01

The Rouse having gone into aCominittee on the Bill?

Mr. PRESTON eipressed his disapprobation of the iticeeate
of the duty on the probate's of wills, and suggested, as an
Amendment,- to deduct, previously to levying the duty, the
sums due by the testator at the time of his death. _ .

Mr. Li.JtitlitiGYONT(inii;7ll;;;;ce.of the Chancellor of the
Exchequer) said, he should take the earliest opportunity Of
stating the suggestion of the Hon. Gentleman to his Right
Hon. Friend.

The House then resumed, and the Report was ordered to be
received on Monday.

•
The Duke of Wellington's Estate Bill, and the Irish Militia
Pay Bill, were severally reported, arid or2ered to be read a
third time on Monday.

The other Orders were then disposed of and the Ilouie M-
jotamtd.
London, England, 1815-07-01

PARISH APPRENTICES.

The Marquis o Littls'nowN Ocplained the na-
'lure andmbject of the Bill to their Lordships ; the
principal enacting clause in which was to protrtt
the children of paupers receiving parochial relief,
-or paupers froin -being apprenticed out at a dist,
t4IIICC of more than 40 miles from the residence of
their parents or relatives. This had been held by
som,c as too ci'rcutuscribed an extent; and it was
-deemed preferable •to let the measure lie aver for
another Session (with a clause which he should
propose), for the consideration• of thy Magis-
trates and other persons conversant with the sub-.
ject. The Noble Marquis then introduced the
clause be bad alluded to, and which was forth-
with agreed to by the Committee.
On the.understanding mentioned, the Report
'was ordered to be reeeived'on Monday.
London, England, 1815-07-01

DOMESTIC EDUCATION.

A BaS7E ICED CLERGYMAN' will undei7
13L. take the EDUCATION of a, YOUNG GENTLEMAN
in a FAMILY of RESPECTABILITY,' and, as agreeable
Societyis his only-object, do Pecuniary Recompense is ex-
pected : None wilt be received. Letters addres;:ed to Marcus;
at Mr.West's,Stationer,No.Bl, Great Portland-sheet, will be
attended to.
• -

CAPITAL SHOP AND 'HOUSE IN BRISTOL.
TO LET, and. may be entered upim imme-
diately, an Excellent SHOP &nd LARGE HOUSE in
the most central and eligible Situation iii Bristol:
Apply by letter (post-paid) to Peter Fri-, Magdalen-
lane, Bristol.

NEW STATE LOTTERY OFFICE, _
147, Oxford-Streah nearly opposite Bond-Street.
M'ODGES, Jun. and Co. are Seßlinn., TICK-
ETS and SHARES. of the ensuing GRAND GOLDEN
LOTTERY, containing magnificent Prizes of 40,0001. 20,0001.
20,0001. &c. &c. and 12,000 Guineas, .which last will be Paid
in Sterling Gold as soon as Drawn.—To begin Drawing 19th
this Month.

~BISH returns the Public his grateful Thanks
• for the di•tinguished preference given to his Offices,
4, COKNHILL, and 9, CI-TARING-CROSS, in the Lotteries
just ended, in which he Sold
AU the Three Prizes 'of L. 30,000 !! !
1,406 drawn 15th April, L. 80,000.
3,882 drawn 19th April, L. 80,000.
4,51.1 'drawn 19th April, L. 00,000.
Besides Ten other Capitals, a few Shares of which remain
Unclaimed, but will be paid on demand (whenever presented),.
or exchanged for 'rickets or Shares in the NOV LO FTERY.
of 15,000 Tickets, to begin Drawing 19th THIS MONTH.

PRlCE.—Ticket.. L. 22 15 0
Half - Llll5 0I Eighth.... .L. 3 0 6
Quarter 5 19 0 Sixtemith 1 10 6
Schemes with particulars may be had (gratis) at both of
• BISH's truly fortunate Offices,
No. 4, CORNHILL, or 9, CHARING-CROSS.
London, England, 1815-07-06

" Health is the only Riches a Man can set a Value upon ;
without it all Men are poor, let their Estate be what it
will."—Moore.
IN Physic there is a wide Field open for Dis-
covery, which calls forth the powers of ingenious. Men.
TheVe are many Distirders which no Physician yet -has been
able to cure; I,itit it does not follow from this that all those
DiSeases are. incurable. 'The virtues of the CORDIAL BALM
OF demonsfrated, iu eradicating the
worst GrstaitiLk
dE'initi)S arc
dangerous symptoms of NervotK Debility. It
possesses wonderful efficacy in all Nervous Disorders, Fits,
Head-aches Weahuesses, Heaviness, and Lowness of Spirits;
Dimness of Sight, Confused Thought, Wanering of the
Nlind, Vapours, :and Melancholy,- and all kinds of Hysteric.
Comniaints are gradually removed by its use.
Sold by Samuel Leigh, (8, Strand; Bacon and Co. 150,
Oxford-street, opposite New Bond-street, London, price 1 is.
per Bottle, or four in One Family Bottle for 3,,5._ on Which
Ils. are saved.
*,* Observe the words " Sans. Solomon, Liverpool," rea
pritffed in the Stamp, imitating which is Felony.
London, England, 1815-07-06

HAMBURGII MAIL.

BASLE, JUNE 21.—The following is tlie Procla-
mation published in the name of his Majesty
Louis XVIII. by his Majesty's Commissioner the
Count (le la Rochefoucauld
" Inhabitants of the Eastern Department, Soldiers, and
Public Officers!

"A man, who for fourteen years was-a despot,
pro Mises you liberty; hut you already see that
this is but a new means to incite you to war. It
is his desire that France shall contend with all
Europe be knows that the contest is impos.ible,
yet under the name of recruiting, be levies new
conscriptions, and calls out the National Guards
And the Federations.. If he is not. immediately
able to arm them, be yet excites them to
fight; and after he has exhausted 'the whole
youth of our country in unjust and nseiess wars,
be desires now to.have our fathers of families
murdered by the immense hosts that arc advanc-
ing against him. No European Nation will con-
sent to the resoration of his Government, because
we all know that he is surrounded by a privileged
class who went to re-conquer their violation, their
iotendances, their pillage; that these Representa-
!ives,- wbrint he assembles when he is weak, will
dkpo‘ed by his bayonets as soon as he is strong,
and that he will plunge our children into end-
,
less wars to have the glory of desolating the
-earth without end. Thus the happiness of. the
X;'rench,, the welfare of our country, and the
peace of Europe, depend upon the destruction of
his power. The army that supports him is there-
fore the hostile army it combats against France,
brings star into our families, because there would
be no war if this brave army would place itself
under the banner of its King. Yon French war-
riors, I do not call upon you to desert ;' on the

contrary,. I call upon you not to desert, not to

fight againit your country with, its only enemy..
Now yoh:are dxserters, and you will ced;e to be
so when you return to at French regiments which
IMU again Organizing. It is the duty of every citi-
zen not to bear arms, except for the,interest of his
country. Be it, therefore,.
no* known to you,
that this King, once so desired, TIOW so regretted,
this King who, after fire-and-twenty years exile,
Liv.elf set limits to his power, as soon as he ha'd

recovered it, enter France with a French army
Peace,
to re-establish there, for the second time,

Liberty, anti the Constitution ; 1 summon you,

therefore, to the service of your Country, under

the banners of France and, becan►se I am a

I.,,euelinrin, J feel myself honoured by the Com-

mission. -Brave inhabitants, arm youreTice3 then
for, a rnotnent-; plak th.c tVliiie Flag, the s)mboi
aof spotless Goverument ;—Magistrates anti war-
London, England, 1815-07-06

TtlE ARMY,

The dept of .the Royal t cots OA regiment) is-
at Edinburgh Castle.
On Monday last the 2il, or Queen's Bays,
,marched to Shields for embarkation. •
A draught from the 2d battalion of the 21st
regiment was Made on Saturday last, ak Bain--
burgh.
A draught shot:oy to lie Made from the 30th,.
52d,.54th, and 69th reginients, in order to join
their res.pective battalions on service.
The sth Dragoon Guards have received conn-
ter-orders to march to Yorkshire, and to occupy
the stations vacated by the 3d Piagoon Guards,
that regiment being ordered to join the Duke of
WELLINGTON. _ _ .

The 2d bnltalioh of the 12th foot, with its
depot from Plymouth, have embarked, the former
to join the Duke of WELLINGTON, and the latter
to the depOt at -klbany Barracks.

BILL to explain and amend the LAWS relating to'-th• MP.

Lrrl AS of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND.

The preamble of this Bill sets forth that doubts
had arisen whether Officers, Privates, &c.. of Mi..
litia Regiments could be' tried or punished after
the regiment or corps was disembodied, for of-
fences committed during the time that the regi-
ment was assembled for training. , In order, there-
awe, to remove these doubts, the. Bill enacts that
for all offences against the Articles of War, com•
niitted during the time of training the Officers,
priVatei, &c. of the Militia Regiments, may be
tried by a General or Regimental Court Mar-
tial, although the corps or regiment may be dis-
embodied, in the same way as if the regiment
wa.ll still embodied.--But it is provided, that the
charges for offences committed during the time
of training, must be preferred within a * certain
period after the regiment shall have been dismissed
or disembodied.
The Bill also contains the' regulations for form-
ing General Courts Martial in such cases, and en-
acts that all the proceedings with respect to swear-
ing., &c. shall be conducted in the same way as if
the Regiment were embodied.
The length of time to be allowed for preferring such
charges, is to be fixed in the Committee.

The following fatal occident lately happened at
Baden, two posts from Vienna newly-built
iron bridge, of only one arch, broke down when
first opened to the public ; the consequence of
which was, that about 100 of the people assem-
bled upon it either lost their livCs or were clan-
onsly hurt,
b vii Fridayn se nnlght, the extensive paper ma-
nufactory of Mr. PALS.RIi, of Worton-unds•r-edge,
Gloucester%hire, was destroyed by fire; the whole
was uninsured,
London, England, 1815-05-02

VICTMILLING 01,1,10 E; April 22, 1315.

. .
THE CO Mji ISS TONERS for T LT,I LLI NG
- His iILIJEST.I"B 2174P17' do hereby flire Notice,
That on Friday, the sth of May next, they will be ready
to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for
SIX HUNDRED QUARTERS of NEW PALE, and TWO
HUNDRED QUARTERS ofNEW CLOSE-DRIED AMBER.
MALT, to be answerable to Samples (of not less than
.Que
Quart each) to be produced with the Tenders; to be delivered,
one half thereof in the space ofa fortnight, and the other half
within.a fortnight afterwards, into his Majesty's Victualling
Stores at Deptford, and to be paid
,for by Bills passable with
Interest Yinety Days'after rink.
The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Se-
cretary's- Qffice. - .

Ng regard will be had to any ,Tender in which the Price
shall not he inserted in words at kniith, or that shall noi
be deliverel to the Board before One °Work on the said
Friday, the sth of May nest, nor unless .thr Person who
Makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, •attend 4,
to answer when called for.
London, England, 1815-05-05

••'BRITISI•I PAINT MANUFACTORY,
.02, Queen-street, Cheapside, London.
IMPENETRABLE PAINTS, and COAL -TAR' BROWN,
for Park Paling, Slit! es, Out Buildings, and Weather Board-
ing of every description. .
Invisible Green, per Cwt. 665. Red or Brown .. per Cwt.42s.
Dark Green • 765. White Paint • • • 60s.
Olive ditto ll2s. Prepared Oil to thin them • •
Lead colour 565. for Usii. ss. 61 per Gal.
'Stone Colour 565. Fine Paints for inside Work of
•C hocolat e Colour !his. every description, &c. &c.
Relined Ter-Brown 225. per Cwt.—Common do. 18s. per Cwt.
/ fIG IMPSNLTRIABLE PAINTS are very
ornamental, and will cover a stirfaCe neatly twice as
-great as other Paints: they also pOssess.a .durability which
renders them peculiarly valuable, when-applied to Work con-
stantly exposed to the effects of. the Weather; and from their
being Krum!iu Linseed Oil, 'and drying. Very quick, they arr
applicable to the general purposes of useful Liside Painting,
as they give at the saute time a preserving and very handsome
covering. They are also a. Core for the
.Worm and Dry R.Ot,
will stand in hot Cliniontes, and are easy of application, beiug
used in the sainetnaaner as other Paints; •
The COAL TAR BROWN is recommended for the cover-
ing of Rough Fencing, Porous Tiles, Wood under ground or
water ; particularly the Refined, which is perfectly insoluble
in W-ater; the Worm will not penetrate where it is -used ;
it is .d a very good 'colour, dries hard, and is easily applied,
requiring only to' be heatXd and laid on with a common'. tar
brush•
Sold by i.lefON aisd Cu. Claccustreet, Cheapside.
London, England, 1815-05-05

111.11SOR FARMS, near SEVEN OAKS and BROMLEY, in
the COUNTY of KENT.
ByJIOGGART and PHILLIPS, ;at the Auction Mart, on
Friday, June 9, at Twelve,
ruHE MANOR, or Reputed MANOR of
SHELLEYS, with a Valuable freehuhl,E,4fare, lying
within ailing-fence, situate in a delightful part of the county,
abopading with Game,. six riffles from Seven Oaks; ten front
I3rnfuley, in the parish of Knoclibolts; 20niiiesfroin London,
cauntv of Kent r.eonsistiug of two Farms, Tontaini.,;;:','
toeeiher THREE HUNDRED and FIFTY-FIVE 'ACIthS
of rich .I,rable, Pasture, and thriving W:;:,1 Land, well sup-
plied with water', aloomainf, with Cliaik, and a tine Kiln on
tlic Estate,. wlil:11 improves the agrteu4ture of the Litid at a
trihing expense. The Estate, has been, greatly improved
-a few years, with a comfortahle Hnose,auS Othces,
sport:nits Barn, Stabling, Granary, and Oat-buildings, Gat-
dencOrchard,' &C. The Farms,' are in the-oectpation'of Mr.
Ed urd lhepirtrd, tenant-ht-will; at a rent of 3501. per ann.
To he viewed, and partiotiart had 15 days i,rrceding the
SA:I34, at the Bell Inn, Broffiley.;•Greyhound, Croplnn ; White
fills seven Oaks; the principal Inn at Westerham ; ,and of
H4tart niid Phillips, No. 62, Broad-street, Royal Exchange;
the dart. •
London, England, 1815-05-05

NEW )1,1? NAVIGABLEVANALS AND RIVERS-0
This Day W;ls'ptl)l'ished; -
Price 12s. in Sheet, on Canvas and in.a.Case 17s. or on Roil

and Ledge I tis.
MIT [PS ..NEW MAP of the -NAVIGAB. LE--
KY CANALS -and RIVERS of ENGLAND, WALES; and
scoTLAND, distinctly sheeting the Length of each Line,
With the dates of the Acts of Parliathent which have passed
f',,r eventing the same, particularly distinguishing those Ca-
hit4 which arc culotte ted from those which remain unfinished,
•
-also•a List of the Iniucipal Canals',-With their length in Miles
mid- rise and 'fall in. feet ; likewise several useful 'fables; cotes
taining the distance front Loodohto the principal Mantlfac-
turingl'owns, with a lurge portion of other valuable informa-
-thin-f4toing together the must complete Work of the kind-
hitherto published. -
Printed for C. Smith, Mapseller and Publisher, No. 172',
Strand. -- •
London, England, 1815-05-05

V.A.LUABLE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE and .DiTATIL, peas
TUSBIUDGI; WELLS. •

By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, at the Auction Mart,
on Friday, May '26, at Twelve,

•
rrHE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE .ancl ES=
..a..T.vrE called BISHOPSDOWN-(;ROVE, delightfully si-
tuated near thefashionableWatcring-place °Cronin-rage W.;r4s,
consisting of a spacious Family Hoase, containing every accom-
modation for a lame respectable. Family ; with nuniCeotis
Bed-roOms, spaciuttsl) 'fling and Drawing- rooms, Library, and
Otlices'of every description : the residettee-an4 property of a
Lady ; attached to the residence are upwards• of' 1 17 Acres of
capital Pasture Land, also Arable and Wood Land, well tim-
bered, and ornamented by sheets of water,• with Pleasure
Grounds, Lawn, and Plantations; also several Cottages and
Gardens ; the purchaser may have idinediate pOssession.—
May be viewed, with Tickets only, which, with particulars,
may be had of Mess's. Hoggart and Phillips, (k, Old Broad-
street, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen ;• particulars
may be had also at the Rose and Crown,. Tunbridge; the
White Hart, Seven. Oaks ; Star, Lewis ; .Old Ship, Brighton ;
of Messrs. Scoones and Son Solicitors, 'Tunbridge;. Messrs.
Clatutree and Bicknell, Solicitors, 37, Bloomsbury-square;
and at the Auction Mart.

FREEHOLD RESIDENCE and LAND, near 'the beautiful
and retired Village of CARSHALTON, in the COuntY of
SURREY.
By HOGGART and PHILLIPS, at the Atiction Mart, on
Friday, May 2(3, at Twelve, unless an acceptable oder
should be made by Private Contract,
FRZELIOLD RESIDENCE, Pleasure
Grounds, *and productive Gardens, known as CAR-
SiiALTON LODGE, in the 'County'of Surrey, late; in the
occupation of Joseph Estridge, Esq. deceased : the house is
placed upon a lawn,' surrounded by three paddorlis of rich
Land,' containing together upwards of fire acres, en:Aosed by
brick Walls, which are cloatbed with Fruit Trees in full per-
fection ;, the House contains Nine fled-rooms, pining and
"Drawing-rooms, Library, and Dressing-rooms, with Offices_
•of every description, suitable for the ithsaediate occupation
ot"a respectable family ; attached to the Estate are .Three
Cottage; i the Gronilds are ornamented with beautiful shrubs
and forest trees, Green-house and Grapery, and the. Pa-
ddocks alrord most productive fruit, front trees in full bearing,
with a beautiful Trout Stream intersecting the property.
To viewed with Tickets only ; which, with particul.its, may
be had :,f Ho gars and Phillips, G 2, Old Broad-street; patti-
culars also at the King's Arms, and Greyhound, Carshalton ;
and at the Mart.
London, England, 1815-05-05

Fit 5, 1814.

SALES BY AUCTION.

FREEHOLD and CO.1'1'1101,1) Es PATES and EATINI RE-
Si DENCE, in the COUNTY of_ SURREY, about 40 mils!••
from London.

By Messrs. HO6GART and PHILLIPS, at the Mart, on
Friday, May 19, in One Lot, unless an acceptable offer it
made to purchase by pri►ate contract,

,Most beathiful.PROPERTY, the principal
pait Freehold, and the remainder Copyhold of Inhe-
ritance, situated in a fine romantic. and- picturesque part of
the county. of Surrey, in the parishes of ElSted and fhinsley,
about halt a mile front the high turnpike road from London
to Portsmouth, near the 39 mile-stone, consisting of three
Farms, called Dye-house, Smallbrooke, and Hedge Furies,
chiefly exonerated front rectoral tithes. containing. together
near 300 acres of Arable and Meadow Land, lying nearly
within a Bing-fence, beautifully timbered; and intersected
with too Trout Streams, with three Farm Houses, Barns,
Stabling, and numerous Outbuildings. • -=The Estate abounds
with all sorts of Gate ; and possession may be had at Mi-
chaelthas next; it is six, miles front Farnham and Gbdaltning,
for many years the property and in the occitpatian of Mrs..
Paine.—Particulars way he had twenty days prior to the sale,.
of James hotter, Esq. Farnham; at the. King's Arms; Go-
dalminK; Half Moon, .Petworth ; White Hart, Guildford,
Fountain, Portsmouth ; the inn at Ijiiug; 'at the Mart; and
of Hoggart and Phillips, tit, Broad-street.

SALES BY AUCTION,

COPTHOLD, FARM; near LEATHERHEAD, in the
(.101.7NTY of SUII.111,:Y•
fly Messrs. noopART and! PHILLIPS, at the. '.lictiort
Mart, on Friday, the 2tth inst. at Twelve, '

111 U Fl URST FAR SI AND ME GP'S
„ILI: MARSH LS, a valuable Copybold Estate, situated with-
in One Mile of 14eatherhead, noir from Dorking, Wight front
Kingston,and Twenty from London, in the County of Surrey;
• contting..of about One iinudred Acres of capital Arable and
riefilleadoW,Land, with valuable rights of common, a Farm
House, Barns, Stabling, and Out:buildings, in the occupation
of 'Mr. Croakhatu and• Mr. Nicholas, at rents amounting.to
• 11311:1-0§. pc.: annum. Po,s...S•sion may be had at Michael-
' ma-s next.—May he vieved With leave of the Tenants, and
parli,l3l;irs .had ou the• Estate ; at the Red, Lion, Dorking ;
Eagle, Epson; ; White Hari, Guildford ; of M
S;irvryor, Cheam ; and of Lloggart and Phillips, E3l, Old
London, England, 1815-05-05

VALUABLE .COPYHOLD ESTATES, equal to FRE,E-
ROL% between the UNIIRRIDGE and HO.UNSLOW
ROADS, with early. POSSESSION. , .
By HOGGART and PHILLIPS, at the Auction Mart, on
Friday, May 19, in Lots,
VERY Desirable COPYHOLD ESTATES'. of
INHERITANCE; held at small certain fines, late the.
property of Mrs. Ann Frances Hammohd; consisting of about
Fifteen Acres of rich Meadow Land and Orcharding, con-
tainiirr, in part, a considerable depth of brick rattle, plea-
.santl? .ituate at Sutton, in the parish of Heston, near Oster-
ley Park, ten miles from London;. also a remark:hie neat Fa-
wily Cottage, with -Coach-house, Stabling, Gardens, and.
Orchards,• in the occupation of Mrs. Enys ; a commodious
brick-huilt Family Cottage, lIHW in hand, with 'Croach-houSe,
Stabling, and GardenS; a Cottage and Garden, in the occu-
pation of Mrs. Malton ; a compact Cottage and' Gorden, i 1
the occupation of Mr. Chanuer, and Fourteen Brick-built
Tenements, with Gardens. •

To be viewed by applying to William Cranage, the Bailiff,
at (he r',s.rai ; and Piaticulars had Twenty Days prior .to the
Sale, on the Premises; at the Auction ; of,iiir. Gibbs,
Solicitor, Golileii-square ; of Messrs. Kaye,' Freslifield, and
and Kaye,. Solicitors, Isiew Bank-buildings; and of lioggart
and Phillips, 62, Old broad-stregt.
London, England, 1815-05-05

The EASI' NiARK ESTATE, MANOR, and several FARMS,
in the COUNTY of SOMERSET, a very valuaole
portant FREEHOLD PROPERTY.

13yHOGGART hnd PHILLIPS, at the Auction Mart, on
Friday, May 26, at I'2, io one Lot,

MIREEHOLD; the ESTATE, RIGHT,
TITLE, and INTEREST to and in the lfauor and •
Capital Freehold Estate of East Mark, in the .severitl parishes
of Mark and•Wedinere, ih the County of Somerset, consist-
ing of Splot-lane, Totney, and Poolhridge Farms, with sundry
other lands, and three Farm-houses, containing 659. t. za.
'2se. of Land, principally ex pasture, and rich feeding 'Land,
the Lithe is ou Lease for seven years to MP. G. W. hale, at,
a very low rent of 11701. per annum.; the present value up-
wards of 17501. per annual; the Farm situated in Miles
froth Bridgewater, 12 from Wells, 8 how Axbridge, 32 Cruet
-Bata, add 22 from To be viewed, and particithirs
had ao dars'o,evieus to the Sule, at the (ieerge Tan, Bridge-
water ; • Swan, 4VuUs ;.• .30C4rirrs,r• , Hart,
Bath ; White Lion, Bristol; Mr. Cooke, setieitor, Bristol;
Mr. dicks, solicitor, Grav's-inn-sluare ; Messrs:Lambert,
Taylor, and Dean, Gray's-inn; at the Auction Mart; and of
Huggart and Pnillips, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1815-05-05

ti; A LISBURY CATHEDRAL.
•On ;Ilooday,, May will 1.-stpthlished,
-AN HISTORICAL ACCOUNT of-tlie ENS--
COPAL SEE and. CATHEDRAL ,CHURCFI of:SA-
LISBURY, principally compiled from the Records of the
Eqahlitment. Illustrated with Twenty=one Engravings, by
etpinent artists, from Drawings by Mr. F. Nash. DediCated,
by rrmissiou, 0 the Ri..cht .Rev. the Lord Bishop and the
Rev. the Dean and Chapter.
' By WILLIAM DODSWORTH.
Printed and sold by Messrs. Brodie' and Dowding, Salis-
bury; sold also by the,Anthor, in the-Close r—iu London, by
Messrs. Callen and Davies,iStrand ; Mr. Murray„Mbeinarie-
stre'et ; and Mr. Willie, Paternoster-row.
Price al. 13s. 6d: on Royal Quarto, and 61. 6s. on Imperial
Dravving-Paper, with proof impressions of the plates. -
A limited number of Copies, with Impressions of the Plates
on India Paper, price ,41. ss.
*,,!. Those who subscribe to the Work, and who have not
the means of obtaining their Copies directly from Salisbury,
nra)' procure them by applying, through the, agency of their
repectiveStoOliselicrs, to any of the London publishers:
London, England, 1815-05-05

lisped an energetic Proclamation, inviting volun-
teers to enrol themselves, to complete the contin-
gent of Ilarnburgh.

SmzstA, APRIL 20.—ths Nrajesty•the Icing of
Prussia has given the command of the sth corps
of the army to General Count Von York, and the
Government of Silesia, which thus becOmes va-
cant, to Lieut.-Gen. Von ilunerbein.
LOWER RHINE, APRIL 18.—we hear that a
telegraph is to be erected on the Cathedral at Co-
logne, for the use of the'Allied Armies.
London, England, 1815-07-08

OFFICE OF ORDN4NCE, July 3, 1815.
rrIIE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His
MA-
JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice,
That Proposals will be received at their Office in
on or be.fore Monday, Me 17th Instant, from. such Persons as
,nazi be willing to undertake the Supply of CABINET and
UPHOLSTERY ARTICLESfor Service of this Deliartment
for a Period of three Years, determinable after the Eivpiration
of the first Yea):, upon Notice of three Months, at the Option
of either Party.

Patterns of the articles nvu/ he viewed upon application at
the principal Stoi ekceper's Office in the Tower.

• -
Farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Condi-
tions of the Contract, ma'y be hnoi,l at the Secretary's (Vice,
fn Pall-Mall afitresaid, anti Day between the liners of 7'en•
and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered,
settled up, and indorsed " Proposals for Cabinet and Up-
boistery Articles," but no Proposal .can be admitted after the
said 17th instant, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day,
neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making
it, or ass Agent in his behalf; shall attend.

By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREIT",— Secretary.

RICH SILKS 3ml SATTINS of the 'newest
patterns, superb striped Plain and Figured Ganzeri,
Frenek stripedTaffatics, and %V shins Silksof the most novel
Designs, in the greatest variety, at PEAT and.MANDA
Poplin Warehouse, 20, Bedford-street, Covent-gardete. Also
their much-admired Madras Silk for Travelling and Morning
Dresses, in every possible shade and colour, at 2s. 6d, ;Wt.
yard ; with numerous other beautiful Articles for fashionable
Dress, from 15 to 20 per Cent. under other Mercers.--=Letteri
for pattettis (p,,t-paid) duly attended to. - ,

DEDICATED TO THE BRITISH N.vnoN.
Just puhlislied,

By T. MACDONALD, at the Poet's Gallery, 39, Fleet-Street,
APRINT representing his Royal Highness .*lie
PRINCE REGENT, accompanied by his illustrious Vi-
sitors their Imperial and 'Royal Majesties I he'EMPERO t of
.nd the KING of PRUSSIA. Fit-ld-Marsf!:ii Prince
BL'7.*lElt, the Hetunin PLATOF'r and seveiat fnstin.
guisbed FOREIGN and BRITISH OFFICERS, HYDE
PARK, after the Review on the 20th June, 1814 ; non. the
original Drawing by Mr. Alexander Sanerweid; a native of
Russia, now on view at the PaliUsher's, 39, Flect-s,,,et.
Thy Portraits engraved by Mr. E. Serivca, Historical En-
graver to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent ; the Figures
and Landscape etched by Mr. Sanerweid, and ala ,:inteit by
air. WI. Size of the Pilot, 30 inches by' 19. .Price of Proofs
and coloured Impressions, Two Guineas,each; Prints, One
Guinea.
London, England, 1815-07-08

This Day was published,

- -
In 12mo. price ss. hound, tho• Second Edition, very consi-
derably improved and enlarged, of

LEMENTS of FRENCH GRAMMAR;
~I EXERCISES adapted to it, Examples progressively
parsed, and a Key to the Exercises-: With a Cullectioa of
French Idioms, to be sold separately. -
By the Rev. J. B. A. GERARDOT,
Late Rector of S. S. Cyr and Julitta Vtilgb de Blesmes;
ie
the Bishoprick of Soissons.

This little Work seems to be written with judgment; has
also the merit of being clear,- easy, and concise; and we can
recoMmended it, on the whole, as a good introduction to the
knowledge of the French language.—Mont Itcsiew.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Prown,
Loudon ; and W. Grapel, Liverpool.

This Day was published,
In 2 Vols. Svo. (the 2d.Edition) price 11. Bs. boards, of
ASKETCH of the .HISTORY of EUROPE,
from the Year 1763 to the General Peace in 1814, exhi-
biting a View of the Commotions in Holland and Brabant,
the Wars between Russia, Austria, the Ottoman Porte, and
-Sweden, the Annihilation of the Kingdom of Poland, the Re-
volution of France, and the Wars which have proceeded from
that extraordinary .Event, with the receipt Revolutions in
Spain; Portugal, and Sweden; the Abdication of Napoleon
Buonaparte, and the Reeal of the Bourbon Family.
By JOHN BIGLAND. .•
"Printed for Lonzman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa-
ternoster-row-; and W. Sheardown.,-Doncaster.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author.
1-4. The History of England, from the earliest Period to the
Close of the War, 1814, in 2 vols. Bvo. price 11. 16s. bits.
2. Grog. and Hist. View of the World, 3 v. Svo. 31. 13s. 6d.
boards.
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4. Letters on Natural History, 12mo. 7s. 6d. Ms.
5. Letters on Ancient and Modern Histpry, 12mo. 6s. bds.
G. Essays on Various Subjects, in bro. 12s. kids.

This Day was published, in Bvo. price 4s. sewed,
itEronT of the DEBATE and .PROCEED-
INCA in the CASE of ROBERT SHE RSON, Esq. a
Senior Merchant in the Honourable the East India Com-
pany's Service, on their Madras Establishmont ; which took
place at a General Court of Proprietors of East India Stock;
held at the East-India-House, iu Leadenhall-street, Lon-
don, on Friday, the 28th of April, and; by_ Adjournment,
on Friday, the sth May, ISIS, for the purpose of confiriniug
a Resolution of the Court of Directors for presenting him with
.20,000 Pagodas, as il'compeusation for his' peconutry Losses
and greht Sufferings, by his Suspension, for upw,rds of Se
ven.Years, front all tlaeSisnottons he filled in the Service.
Taken in Short Hand by Mr. FRASER, of 'navies Inn.
Printed fur Longman, Hoist,
Rees,
Onto,. and Brown;
•
Pateruoster-row; Stockdale, Piccadilly; and Lloyd, HarltY-
i -street. •
Those proceedings, whilst they display a complete Vindi-,
cation of Mr. Sberson's Honour,-Iniviuity, aryl Ability, i ally
expose the Nature and Origin-of the,Charge, brought aga;nst
• him in the Departments of Geain and Custom, so long since
as in February, 1809, and Which have been peadifog to the
(31-It, Isls.
present time- -May
London, England, 1815-07-08

,a

TRANSPORT-OFFICE, Judy 5, 1815.

THE COMMISSIONER'S for Conducting Ibis
MAJESTY'S TRANSPORT SERric.E, for taking
Care of Sick and Wounded Setzmi'n, and for the Care and CUs-
tody of Prisoners of War, de hereby give Notice, that they will
be ready at this Office, on Tuesday, the lith of July, 1815,
to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may
be pilling to contract for VICTUALLING prisoners of War
in Sickness, at Forton, for Six Months certain.

No Tender will be received after One o'Clock on the Day of
Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Tarty, or an Agent for
him, personally attend. Each Tender 72PtSt be accompanied
by a Letter front two respectable Persons, engaging to become '
bound with the Person tendering, in the Sum of 20001. for the'
due performance of the Contract.

Farther particulars may be known by applying at this
Office.
London, England, 1815-07-08

THE..,THEATRE:

COVENT-GARDEN.—MSS O'NEILL_ last night
appeared before the Public for rhe last time during
the present season,- and b)iher performance of the
character of Jane Shore, left an
_impression- that
cannot soon be effaced. Looking back upon the
first period of this Lady's career on, the Londoi)
Stage, and considering the unvaried excellence
which. she has exhibited in - every character in
which she has appeared, tberQ is something very
gratifying to national teding in the public taste
.which has distinguished her exertions with Such.
constant applause, and in the prospeCt of that taste
beinglong gratified by thedisplayofsuch uncommon
Rowers.o
f tilat The excellencies of Miss O'NEILL are
unobtrusive description—she rules over
our sympathies with such delicate tenderness—her
uLre esare
so soft—there is .something in the,
tone of all her performances so pure and artlessly
pathetic, so little likely
to captivate the vulgar&
that- WC almost wonder at the universal burst of
popular admiration with Which ber first-appeai-
crimating• fineness of public taste-that discovered at
and we are proud, of the dis-
ance was hailed ;
(wee the value •of the acquisition.--The hott,,e
was last night,' as it has been every night during
her performance, crowded ,to excess, and the ap-
plauses and telrs of the audience testified, as
usual, the deepties, of the sympathy excited by
the woe-worn herOine of this most distressiiJg
tragedy',