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The Sun.
London, England, 1815-03-31

ESTABLISHED FIFTEEN YE SRS.

THE PUBLIC are respectfully invited to an,
inspection of the very large and cheap stock of IRISH
SHIRTING and SHEETING CLOTHS, now on sale at
No. 4, the Sonth side of Bloomsbury,square. The Company,
from the nature of their establishments here and in Ireland,
offer to the community the above articles much cheaper and
better than they can be procured through any other medium.
Their Linens are bleached under their own inspection, with-
out the help of acids, they warrant their durability and co-
lour, and engage to return the money should a fault appear.
—Country orders faithfully attended to.—Agents : John Do-
n ova , No. 4, Bloomsbury-square, London; Samuel P. Lee,
10, Stephen-street, Dublin.
Good 11i11s on Ireland, and Bank of Ireland Notes, taken
in payment for Linen, or discounted.

OFFICE OF O.III)NaNC,R, March 13, 1815.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS qt. His ALI-
jE,S7'Y'S ORDN-INCE do hereby gi'e
That Proposals will be received at their gyiee in Pall=.2Voll,
on or before .3londay, the 3d day of next, Jiom
such Persons as may be willing to underto:':e the .'upply of
BEDDING, for Service of thi.s litportmeia, for r' P,:•fiodol
three Years, determinable' after the Expirat!on of the first
Year, upon Notice of three :14•Onths, out the Option of either
Party.

Patterns of the drticirs may be viewed, upon apidicaffon
at the Principal Storekeeper's (Vice in the Tow & ; and
farthfr Particulars, together with the Terries and Condi-
tions of the Contract, may be known at the Sett:etary's Office,
in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the Hours Of Ten
and Four o'Cluck, whoa' the Proposals must be (kfivercd,
sealed up, and indnrsed, " Proposals for Bedding;" bat no
Proposal can be admitted after the said 3d day of ,lpril,at
Twelve u'Cloch at Noon .same day, neither will any
Tender he noticed, unless the Party snaking it, or an .igent iu
his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board,
R. 11. CREIT', Srerctary.
London, England, 1815-03-31

LIVES OF E. AND J. PHILIPS.
On Monday, the Ist of May, will be published,

Handsomely printed i❑ One 'V°lame, Quarto, adorned with

Portraits,

lIVES of EDWARD and JOHN PHILIPS,
Nephews and Pupils of MILTON ; including various
particulars of the Litci-ary and L'oUtica, History of their

,By WILLIAM GODWIN.
Printed for Longman, 11-nrst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
Paternoster-row,
London, England, 1815-03-31

FRIDAY, MARCH 3], 1815.

E.ksT INDIA HOUSE, NlARcir 30, lels.

THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT-
ED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLANP
TRADING to tlic EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice,

That at the GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY
appointed to be hell at their House in Leadenball-street,
OA WEDNESDAY, the sth April next, at Eleven o'Clock in
the Forenoon, a RESOLUTION of the GENERAL COURT
of the 9.2 d inst. will be submitted to them for their Confirma-

tiou, viz.

Resolved Unanimously, "That this Court- approve and
confirm the recommendation of the Court of Directors of the
1 3t.February last, appointing Mr. RICHARD CARR. GLYN,
of the Bengal Civil Service, a temporary Assistant to the
Professors in the Oriental Department at the College, with a
Salary of 400!. per annum, and an Allowance of 100/. per
annum for House Rent, for the period he may act in that
capacity."
JAMES COBB, Secretary.

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST-INDIA STOCK.
LAoins ANn GENTLEmEs,
E ANN UAL ELECTION of DI RECTORS
.I. for the EAST INDIA CONIPANY, being on Wednes-
day, the 1-2 th of April, allow me most respectfully to renew
my SOLICITATIONS fur the Favour of your SUFFRAGES,
on the present VACANCY, to be re-elected a Member of
your executive Body.
Should von be pleased to honour me azain with your con-
fidence. I pledge myself to a zealous and faithful discharge of
the various duties of so important a situation.
I have the honour to he, with great respect,
Lac:ies and Gentlemen,
Your much obliged and most devoted humble Servant,
WILLIAM WIGRAM.
31, Upper Harley-street, March e 29, 1815.

17C7V.V.LING—OFFICE, lofqrch 49, .1 R 15.

IHE COMMISSIONERS for VIC T'U.,l LI N 6
His .MAJESTY'S do hereby ;sire Notiee,
That on-Thursday, the et h April next, Mr. frilliant Reeks,
their Agent at Portsmouth, will be really to reerire
.scaled
Tenders and treat fur ONE THOU:AND 0.C.:11,TE115 of
ENGLISH WHEAT (weigh;ag 5( pou,uds per 6:440, and
also for SEVEN HurantED QUAIITERS (1* CLOSE-
DRIED AM'IIER MALT, for die servii e of the Pietualling
Department at that Purl; to be answerable to Sainples thief.
'ivyl be eXhibited at his, Wive, tel be delivered fa: dqc Jionthq
and to be
,paid fir by Bills payable with Interest Ninety
Days ape:.
.41ate. , ,
L. No reward will be had to any 7[nder in which the Price
shall nut be ':ustrted in words at len,Vh'; ui-tharshall notibe
delivered before Twelve o'Cluek on the said Thorsdag, lilt
4pril next, nor unless the PLrson wi.o makes fcadcr,
or :wine Person, un his Btlall, attends, to ansu,,er when
called
The Conditions of the Contracts nay he seen' at the
tuallinget2tfice at Portsmouth.
London, England, 1815-03-31

THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. XXIV.
Was publislird THIS DAY.

CONTENTS

1. Stewart's Philosophy of the Human Mind.-2. Travels to
the Source of the Missouri Rive?, and across the American
Conthomf to the Pacific Ocean.-3. Miscellaneous Works of
Edward Gibbon.-4. Marie ; ou les Hollandoises ; par Louis
Buonaparte.-5. On the I'Vealth, Power, and Resources Of
the British Empire ; by I'. Colquhoun, LL.D.—U. The Velvet
Cushion.-7. On' the Rise, Progress, and Present State of
Naval Arcbitecture,7B. Letters and Miscellaneous Pikers,
by Barre. Charles Roberts; with a Memoir of his Lite.-
9. Guy Mannering ; ar, The Astrologer.-10. Buonaparte's
Russian Campaign.
Printed for,Jobn Murray, Albemarle-street..
London, England, 1815-03-31

This Day was published, in Sao. price Bs. bOards,

ATREATISE on the PUERPERAL FEVER,
illustrated by easels,. which occurred in Leeds and its
Vicinity, in the Years
.1809-181,2.

ll} 3371,L1AM HEY, Jun.
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, and
Surgeon of the General Infirmary, and of the House of
Recovery, at Leeds.
Printed for Lomplan, Hurst, Rees, -Orme, and 13:0Arn,
London ; and Robinson, Son, and Huldsworth, Leeds.
London, England, 1815-03-31

MUNGO PARK'S JOURNAL.
On Monday, the 3d of April, will be published,
Handsomely printed by Ruffner, in One Volume, alto. (tllti-
f.ffnny with Mr. Paries former 'ffavels), with a new Map,
and several Wood Engravings, price 11. its. cd.
rtniE JOURNAL of a AJISION to the IN-
TEKIOIL of AFRICA, in the Year ISO.
London, England, 1815-05-04

'L:EALTH AND HAPPINESS.

begins to grow dim
WitihEeNcTiltl.l.ule SlatiTrilllatitlidifeandthe mental tacultie;
impaired, by those melancholy infirmities which torment the
minds and exhaust the strength of the enfeebled votaries of
pleasure.—Dr. VENEL's TONIC RENIEDY is proved by ex-
pfrience to be the most certain, safe, and peimanent Medi-
cine eVir drscovered. In every degree of muscular debility,
Vascular relaxation, weakness, or iltotty, in either sex, the
invigaratingand re-animating"powe•rs of this balmy R.tmedy
are speedily manifested ; it is not; however, by exciting EL
temporary-stimulus or irritation that those desirable effects
arc produced, but by invigorating, renovating, and exhili-
rating the animal spirits. The tonic effects of this divine Re-
Medy %restores the languid, debilitated, nervous, and re-
laxed, of both sexes, from the inurtifteation of being an in-
cumbrance to'soeietr, to the most gratifying and dignified
stdgnii of Consorts and Parents. •
Dr. Ventl's Tonic Remedy is prepared and sold, wholesale
and retail, by' the Proprietor, at his house, No. 14, New
,North-street, Red-non--square price lOs. 6d. per packet, or
four in one for 335. duty included —Sold also, by appoint-
ment, at Bacon's, 150, Oxford-street ; Richards's, 193, Strand;
SuttUn's, Corner of Southatupton-street, Holborn ; and by
all respectable Medicine Venders in Town and Country.
London, England, 1815-05-04

NAVA L , NEWS:

PORTSMOUTII, MAY 3. Arrive! his Majesty's
ship Desiree frori; the Downs. 'Went chit of har.
bdtor OeSirFriiiieia Drake frigate, turd :ailed for
SheerneSi. Sailed the DukC of Redford , Duchess
of Bedford. Eipet:itin, Qiiteii, acid several other
light transpi;rti, to bridg troops from Portugal.—
Wind Easlei ly.
PLYMOUTH, MAY the Bloodhound
gun-hrig and Goldfinch ;;Liop of war from a
cruise. Passed
.up Citatind two vessels from
Bourdeaux, bound to Bremen ; :they left•Bour-
deanx the 19th and 20th W.
DEAL, MAY 3.—tame down &Erni the River the
Cambrian, Coma, for the East Indies.
Wind N.E.
London, England, 1815-05-04

THE NEW MILITIA RILL.

The Militia Bill, brought in by Mr. ADDlNcroil;
contains the foll Owing Clauses :--•
"To give Half-pay to such Officers of the
Militia who volunteered into the Provisional Bat-
talions in 1813, as were appointed under Commis-
sions from the King; as well as to those who
were accepted ; as was evidently the intentioo Of
the Act.

"To enable Captains, as well Rs. S►ibniterns,
who have volunteered from tlie Militia into the
Line with their proper quota of men, to hold
their Half-pay, together with thvir Full-pay, in
case of their again accepting Commissious in the
Militia.' By the 421 of the Kip:;;, this is only
allowed to Subalterns.

" TO indemnify thnse‘Connties, whose
were kept embodied frOm the 25th of June, 1814,
from the ENpensce of maintaining the Wives and
Families of the Men thereunto belonging from
that time.

To proyida additional means of holding
Courts-Martial id the Militia when disembodied,
by exrending the Elistanee of commanding the at-
tendance of Officers.

'' To,dtiable.t he King to call not the Militi►t
`or less than 28 clays (if he shout] think proper),
.time. of Peace.

" To pr(i% iile Depots for the Arms of the,Bcoteb
Militia, when in a dNemhosiie(l khite."

POET R V.

EPIGRAM.

" I am not cliang'(l, vet IIEXKY

YV4 Cll4ll4ed, u»d I.adly chatted, time' art,
When FI.AvIA prompted rIF.N efi Sighs;
Her virtue fored hrr fairest part.

Cease, Ftairta, Cease this idle rant,
Discard the• tears tWat bathe thy cheek ;
When ,Woman has'no more to grmit,
Tier Lover has ho mote to seek.

LAW INTEWGENCE.

X 900•

COURT OF ICING'S 13;,,NC11, Z*l.ity S.

JUDGMENTS.

LORD DUNCAN V. ;SIR A. MITCIIRLL.
The (court gave judgment itt- this ease Allis
morning. Ii lms been before their Lordships for
a considerable time. The anon question between
the parties Was, as to the sharing of certain.prize
money, arising frnm the capture of the ships of
the enemy, by his Majesty's fleet, in the expedi-
tion against Holland in 179 g; anti the matter !()
be deeided was, whether this prize-Money was
justly. clue to the plaintiff or 'defendant. •
Land ELLRNBOROUGIi having taken an extend-
ed view of the whole case, declared the judgment
of the Court tq.be in favour of the defendant. '•
London, England, 1815-05-04

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, April 24, 1315.

rill-1E PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA-
JESTY'S ORDNIINCE do hereby glee Notice, that
Proposals will be received at their Office, iu fall Bfull, on or
before -Friday, the sth Day of May next, front such Persons
as nag be willing to undertake the. Supply of TIN WAItE, and
TINNIAN'S ARTICLE.~, for Service of this Department, for
a period of Three Years, determinable after the Expiration of
One Year, upon Notice :of Three Months, at the Option of
either Party. •

Articles may be viewed, upon application at
the principal aTe
Storekeeper's the Tower; and farther
Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of
the Contract, may be known at the SecretarY's Office, in
Pall-Mull aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and
Four o'Cloch, where the' Proposals must be
_delivered, seated
up, and endorsed, "Proposals for Tin Ware:" but no Pro-
posal'can he admitted after the said sth of May, at Twelve
o'Clock at AVOOI4 of the same day, neither will any Tender
be noticed; the Party making it, or au .gent in his
behalf, .shall attend.

By Order of the Board,
R. H. CR.E fr,isccretary,

TO PRESERVE 'TIE ,TEETH AND GUMS. . .
BUTLER'S CELEgRATED VEGETABLE
TOOTH POWDER, is, with confidence; rechmtoeml-
ed to the ['lie of the'.Ptthlic, as. the mast etliaacious !repara-
tion fdr .preServing fife Teeth in a sound state; even to old
age, and producing a pearly whiteneSS", without impairing
the Enamel. It impartS a firmness aifi heautiful redness to
the Gums—to the Breath the most 'delectable Swe'etnek ; • and
if used constantly as directed, will prevent the Ttatb Ach by
remiiring its cause,:-the Scurry in the. Gums: Pri.ce 2s. 9th
the Box.
BUTLER'S SUPERIOR LAVENDER WATER, from its
elegant fragrancy, has received the .APprohation of their
Royal High IA esses the Princess add PrinceWhasl9tte.of %Vales,
and. of many Ladles of the first Di'..itinction. In nalf-pint
ITOttles 4s. and pitits.ss.
Prepared and sold by R. hutter,No. 4,Chcapside, London ;
and, by his appointment, by Twist Cuthitry Medicine Vendes:s
and Perfumers in every Towth.
London, England, 1815-05-04

VIC7'trz:ILL INC-OFFICE, May 2, 1815.

THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
His ItteIJESTY'S N.4V17. do hereby give Notice, That
on Tuesday, the 6th of June next, they will be ready to
receive Tenders fn Writing, sealed up, and treat with such
Persons as will undertake to supply (on four separate Con-
tracts) thelidlowing species of VICTUALLING to His Ma-
jestiy's Ships and Vessels at the Places, undermentioned, viz.'
At Jamaica and New Providence • Fresh Beef,
At.......... Ditto Sea Provisions,'

At Barbadioes and Antigua " Sea Provisions,
At Halifaki Bermuda, and Quebec.'... Sea Provisions,
daring the space of Twelve Months certain, from the 17th
of September next, and further, until. Six Months warning
shall be given for the termination of the respective Contracts;
the Conditions of which may be seems at the Secretary's Office,
No 7'egard-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 Boardbcpre One o'clock on the said Tuesday,
the. GO of Jane next, nor unless the Person who snakes
the Tender, or seine Person on his behalf; attends, to answer
whin' called fin' :—Nur will any, Tender that contains extra-
•
oag-ant prices upon suite articles, and prices much inferior to
the real value upon others, be considered as proper to be ad-
's:l.:la.

Each Tender ';must also be accoinpanied by a Zeller signed
by two resposisible Person.; engytging-to became horind with
the Party tendering, in ?he Penal Sant of 10001. for' the dile
perfornzance .of the Fres?! Reef Contract, and of 15,0601.
for each of the three Sea Provisions Contracts.
London, England, 1815-05-04

rICTUALLING-OFFICE, May 2, 1815.

rriE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING
-a- His MAJESTI"S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That
an Tuesday, the 16th instant, *they will be ready to receive
Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for THREE HUN-
DRED arid 'TWENTY MILLE of BROWN DANTZIC,
sTETTIN, MEMEL,or HAMBRO' STAVES ; to be
deli-
vered of the descriptions, in- the proportions, and into the
Victualling Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, and
.Dover,
undermentioned, vie.
Deptford. Portsmouth. Dover.
Milk. Mille. Milk.
Pipe so 12
Brandy 135 6 • •
Hogshead 75 2
Heading 40 -- •

:300 Mille. 12 Mille. Mi -
One half thi'reqf by the 30th of June new, and the otiur haft
ay the 31st of OctOber.fullaiving ; and to be paid for by Bills
payable with Intere4t Ninety Pays after date.'

The Conditions .f the Contract ?nag be seen at the Siert-
-td,r4e.s Ofre:

No regard will 4.e-had' to any Tender hi which tke Price
shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be
delivered to the Board liefure One o'Cloch on the said 'icesday,
the 16th instant ; nor unless the Person who niches the 7'ender,
or some Person on his Behtill, attends, to answer when
called for. •
London, England, 1815-05-04

THE KING V. WAS. VEST.

The- AVTORNEY.-GE 14F: fiAL mewed the judgment
of the,Cotirt on the,defewlatit hi this caSe, was.
fontid .guilty at the lam Assizes for Sttsseir, of an
assaillt upon one Michael Ilart., The prosecutor,
appeared, was passing through the towil cif lior-
sham, ou the 24th of February last, with a party of
recruits, who happened to be in astute of intoxi-
wino. Facne dispute having arisen between the
recruits awl the towns.peiaple, the defendant in,
terfemt, and in the warmth of his indiktn&on
strinit the proseentor,, who was perfestly sober,
and offered AO insult .to any person.,
Ther Calm sentenced the defendant to pay a
fine of 201. to the King, arid to tiller into sure-
tie, himself in 1001. and two sureties in 501. coal,
to keep the peace for two years.
London, England, 1815-05-03

VICTU.-ILLING-OFFICE, Nay 2, 1815

THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
His MrIJES7TY'S NAVY do herety give Notice, That
on Tuesday, the 6th of June next, they will be ready to
receive Tenders in Writing, sealed up, and treat with such
•Pcrsons as will undertake to supply (ow separate contracts)
His Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Jathaica hnd:A'ew.Pro-
videnre, with FRESH BEEF and SEA yROVISIONS; at
Batbadoes, rintigua, 4-e. and at Halifax in-Nova Scotia;
()lichee in Canada, and[ at the Island of Bernwda,•with SEA
PROVISLONS, during the space of Twelve Months certain,
from the -17th of September next, and further, dual Six
ltfoaths warning shall he given for the termination _of the
respective Contracts; Ike Conditions of which may be seen
at the Secretary'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 bej-ore One o' cluch on the said Tuesday,
the Gilt of June next, nor unless the Person who muhes
the Tender, or some Person.on his behalf, attends, to answer
when called for :—Nor will any Tender Mat contains extra-
vagant prices upon some articles, and prices muchiitferior to
the real value upont„others, be considered as proper ta- Lc wi-
nd:tete.

Each Tender most also be accompanied by a Letter siined
Ay two responsible Persons engaging to become bound dith,
the Party tendering, in the Penal Sum of 10001. for the due
performance rf the Contract for Fresh Beef, and of 16;000!.
for each of the three Sea Provisions Contracts.
London, England, 1815-05-03

who said—

" After the statement be bad made, it could not but he
satisfactory to the House and the Country to find, that the
good faith and honour of the Nation remained unspotted;
and he hoped, that the proceedings of to-night would afford
to the other side of the House a salutary lesson, upon the
impolicy and impropriety of bringing forward such-accusa-
tions upon defective information. He thought that be had
good reason to complain of Gentlemen on the other side of
the I-loose, who had procured information which must have

been c!andtstineiy obtained frown official sonny:, from the

agents (if- Foreign Governments, and made it the foundation

of accusations against their ouAn"! !

This language might not be Parliamentarily
agreeable to the ears of the Opposition, but it is
Heaven's truth, and the whole British Empire
has been shocked and scandalized by the bare-
faced manner in which such information, so.ob-
tained, has been made an instrumentfor the annoy-
ance of Ministers, and the defamation of the
country. We are glad his Lordship had the
courage to assert this fact in the face of Parlia-
ment, of the people of England, of the nations of
Europe, and sincerely do we concur with him in
the hope that. it will have the weight it ought to
have, coming from such-authority (our frequent
denunciations have been uttered in vain), and
teach these anti-British Citizens,. that there is as

much disgrace as guilt in thus lending themselves
to the designs of their Country's enemies.
We are certainly not surprized that they were
sore at the charge ; of Mr. PONSONBY'S intelli-
gence we know nothing, but Mr: IVIUTBREAD
'pay perhaps be, a little more' cautions in futnre,
liow he constructs his harrangues on the autho-
rity of Genoese letters, or such documents as
minced treason may furnish to the loyal Editor of
the Morning ehronigle.
London, England, 1815-05-03

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VIC7:WILLING OFFICE, eipril 28, fs 15.

THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice,
That
_on Friday, the sth of May te.t, they will.: be ready
to receive Tenders in writing (sealed ip), and 'treat for
SIX HUNDRED QUARTERS of NEW PALE, and TWO
HUNDRED QUARTERS ofNEW CLOSE-DRIED AMBER
MALT, to be answerable to Samples (ef not les.i than One
Quart each) to be produced with Me Tenders; to be delivered,
one half thereof in the space of a fortnight, and tee other half
Within a fortnight afterwards, into his Majesty's rii,tualling
Stores at Deptford, and to be paid for by Bills payable wills
Interest Ninety Days after date.

The Conditions of the Contract Ina!' be seen at:the Se-
cretary's Office.

No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price
shall not he inserted in words at length, or that shall not
be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said
Friday, the sth of May next, nor unless the Person who
makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf; attends.
to answer when called for. •
London, England, 1815-05-03

NAVAL NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, MAY I .—Arrived the Mary, Co m.-
SON, from Havannah ; spoke, 25th 'March, the
George, MASON, of Greenock., one of the fleet, in
great distress, having shipped a sea, which had
carried away every thing on deck, and .four men.
Also arrived the Eliza, HERON, from Pernam-
buco ; sailed 6th March, with a fleet tinder con-
voy of his Majesty's ships Cherub and Racoon,
and parted from them the 12th March, at night,
in foggy weather, about a degree to the South-
ward of the Line.

DEAL, MAY 2.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Dee
for Flushing.--Wind S.
_ _ _

HARWICH, MAY 2.—Arrivet4 the Albion packet,
with a mail from Gottenburgh.
PORTSMOUTH, MAY 2.---Arrived _his Majesty's
ships Cordelin and Pickle from the Coast of
France. Sailed his Majesty's ship Leveret for
ditto. Came into harbour his Majesty's ship Te-
nedos.—Wind Westerly.
FALMOUTH, APRIL 30.—Arrived the Duke of
Kent packet, with a mail from Lisbon, in 14
Ilays. The Prince Ernest packet sailed from Lis-
bon the llth inst. Not yet arrived.—Wind E.
London, England, 1815-07-31

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BaUSSI,,E,S PAPERS.

13mTsstts, ;NIA- 26.—The. drench Cannon
lirorglit from La Belle AM:met are plated here
upon, the 'ltsp'fanatic, without the gate of Da
Rivagc, :till they shall be embarked for England:
They are 87 in number, as well cannon as hoWit,
zees. 'Some have the cypher of Louis XIV. others
have the words liberty, equality, and the greater
Itaimber the. Cypher of Na'poleon ; fifty others are
•.c.':mected in a short time. We have received from
the head-T.:utters of Prince Augustus of Prussia,
• /he surrender of Landrecirs, to the arms of his
August Sovereign. 'The +capitulation in 9 articles
:was annexed to the dispatch. The place is given
up to the Prussian troops; the garrison to match
Gaut with the honours of war, am! repair either to
the French artny dr disperse atittgo home They
-keep two cannon, ilia%rn by tour horses. The
rrench troops lay down their arms On the glAcis
.except fifty 'lieu per battalion, and the company
of veteratts•whont his, Royal Highness permits to
i.etain their arms, on account of the honourable;
brave, and distinggished conduct of the garrison.
The officers keep thoir swords, the subalterns and
inembers of the LegiOn of Honour their side
arms, and ail their private property. The pro-
perty of the inhabitant's to be respected, and no
one to he molested tor his political opinions, or
for kis conduct preVious to the cavil Oat ion ,
GENOA, JULY 14.—Several corps of Enttlish
troops, or troops in
,English pay, with artillery,
and a great quaotity of arrrs,have been embarked
here fur Marseilles, where, we learn., that all are
happily arrived. Miring this time, a corps of
troops collected in the county of Nice, has passed
the Var into Provence ; the white flag has been
lih,terithrinighout the whole province, and dread
tail vengeance, has been exercised upon the agents
Bitoriapa!te. Toulim is kept in awe.by.the
hind and sea forces ; we hear that the city has
been declared in a state of siege. Muratwas still
there when the last accounts 'ante away.

VIENNA, JULY 16.—For some days past a great
number• of Austrian public functionaries have set
out to join the Austrian army in France, in order
to be eniploved in the civil administration of the
coluquered provinces.
lliere•follows an article from Constantinople,
stating the conduct of lluonaparte's..emissary,
Jaubert, and the proceedings of the Porte upon
the occasion ; it, adds, orders have been also sent
to. Smyrna, and to all the Admirals•of the Otto-c
Juan Porte now at sea, not to stiffer the white
flag or the .white cockade to be any where hoist-
ed, and to see that this prohibition be strictly
obeyed.]
London, England, 1815-07-31

OXFORDSHIRE.:

GREAT TEW PARK ESTATE. cor.isting of- 2.1 Freehold
Farms, free. of all Trthes, and the Land-tax of the-whole
redeemed, with the Manor or Lordship, extending over the
Parish. The
.entire Village 'of Great 'rew, and the Perpe-
tual Adruwson, The Estate containing 3065 Acres of ma-
cOmmonly rich Pasture, Meadow, and'. Arable Land, en-
tirely‘within a Ring Fence, and in a high state of Culti-
vation.
'TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

By Messrs. RO3INS, at the Star Inn, Oxford, on Saturday,
August 19, at Two o'Clock, in 23 Lots, without any Re-
serration (unless au as ;tier is made for the whole
previous to the IVtli otAugust),
MOST IMPORTANT and highly DESIR-
ABLE, FREEHOLD. ESTATE, consisting of
THE WHOLE PARISH OF GREAT 'FEW,
a very rural village, situate within live-miles of Enstone, eight
from Woodstock, sixteen from Oxford, and eight from Ban-
bury, and Consisting of 23 Freebold Farms, in a higlv state of
cultivation, lying unusually compact,' free from all Tythes,
the Land•tax redeemed, and entirety in :a ring Fence, con-
tainin;
3665 ACRES OF UNCOMMONLY RICH PASTURE,
meadow, and arable land, divided into convenient farms of
from 150 to 400 acres .each, together with Great Tiny 'Park,
and the old mansion and offices .thereunto appertaining ; a
gentleman's comfortable residence, with gardens and grounds.
An clegantrottagc Villa, fully adequate to the convenient
occupation of a man of fashion, with the lawn; and pleasure
.grounds disposed with much taste. Also the Manor e:.:tend-
-ing over the whole estate, -and the. Advowson and entire Vil-
lage of Great Tew. This estate is nearly eneoimpassed by a
thi icing plantation, is particularly well wooded and watered,
anti ju the centre of field sports, presenting altogether one of the
FINEST IiItOPEKTIES IN ENGLAND. --
May be viewed, with leave of the several tenanta, 21 days
prior to the Sale, the Villa and Lands in hand on application
to the Bailiff, on the Premises, and Particulars there had ; at
the Star, Oxford; White Lion, Bambury ; Bear, Woodstock;
Red Lion, Thame ; Lamb, Wallingford; White Hart, Ben-
son ; Crown, Reading , Belt, Henley ; White HArt,• Bath ;
Plough, Cheltenham ; George, Northaanpton ; Warwick Arms,
Warwick ;. Cobham Arms, ; the Auction Mart;
of Messrs. qhuichill, Field and Wrshon„ ;elicitors, Deciding-
ton ;of Messrs. Graham, Kinderley DJinville, Lincoln's
Inn ; aryl of Messrs. Robins, Coveut-krarden, Lendou, where
a Plan and Drawing of the whole E,tate may Ire seen.—P. S.
50,0001. of the Purchase-money may remain on Mortgage,

This Day was published, price is. in boards,
AN ANALYSIS of the Sixth Chapter of the
REVELATIONS of ST. JOHN, illuitrated by Extracts
from Gibbon'S History of the Decline and Fail of the Roman
Empire.
Printed for T. Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand.
London, England, 1815-07-31

PROMOTIONS.

, .
Royal Regimeat of florsZ., Owirds—Captain Aohn Thoyts, to
be Major. Lieilteitant Jahn Buck Riddiesdeo, to be Cap-
lain of a Troop.
-Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards-,-Lieutenant J. Le:it:lath,
and Lieutenant William Sterlitig,to be CAW-aims of Troops.
fst Regiment of Dragoons—Lieutenant Ileny Robert Car-
den, to be Captain of a Troop.
2d Ditto—Brev'et Lieutenant-Colonel fia,:c Blake to
he Lieutenant-Colonel; Brevet Liettlenant-CulottO
• Cheney, to be Major; Lieutenant Jlenry M‘Millan, Lieu-
tenant John Mills, and Lieutenunt Francis Stupint, to be
Captains of Troops.
7th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Brevet Major William
• Verner, to be Major; Lieutenant Standish O'Grady, to be
• ' Captain of a Troop.
15th Ditto—Captaio Joseph.Thaeliwell, -to lie Major; Lieu-
• tenant Edward Barrett; to be Captain of a Troop.
23d Regiment of Foot—Brevet 'Liente.,ant-Colonel Thothas
Dahner, to be Lieutenant-Colonel; Brevet Lieutenant..
Colonel Peter- Brown, to be Majot ; Lieutenant Francis
Flal.erty, Lieutenant James .Milne, Litenteiiitnt
IVilliant
\Valley; and Lieutenant .E.•M.'BroWn; to be Captains of
Companies.. • ,
25th Ditto—Lieutenant James Henry Crowther to he Car

tain of a Compnny..
30th Ditto—Brevet Majlr Samuel Bitcham to be NI.::;or:
Lieutenant James Lewis, and Lieutenant Benjamin Walter
Nicholson, to be Captains of Companies.
32d Regiment of 4.'ool—Lieut. W. H. Brookes, Lieut: David
Davies, and Lieut. George Barr, to be Captains of Cum-

IC A. -
38th .Z.;itto-;-Captain John P. ko be Captain of a Coln-

39th Ditto—LleUt. John W. Pollard, to be Captain of a Corn-.
pany.
40th Vittn--Brevet Major S.',Stretton, to be Major; Lieut.
John Tiioreau, and Lieut. ,Robert Moore, to be Captains of
C6inpanies.
42d Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Robert El. Dick, to be
Lieutenant-Colonel ; Captain Archibald Menzies, to he
Major; and Lieut. Donald Chishollu, to be Captain of a,

Company.
57th Ditto—Lieut. George M'Farlane, to be Captain of a
Company.
71st Ditto—Lieutenant Loftus Richards, to be Captain of a
Company. •
79th Ditto—Lieut. 'Alexander Cameron, and Lieut. Thomas
- Brown, to he 'Captains of Companies.
92d Ditto-,•llre vet Lieut.-Colonel ant'zi Mitchell, to be Lieut.
C,iloniel • Lieut. ( laude 'Alexander, Livot. Robert Winches-
ter, mid' bleuer - C.Avt.;,,a• Cta.pa.
pies.
97th Ditto—Lieut. George-Shaw, to be Captain of a Com-

sally.
99L1i llitto--Lient. George tidw4P, to be Captain of a Com-
pany,
Royai African 'Corps—Major Thomas Brereton, to b:.s. Lientc-
nant-Colonel.
Royal Waggon Traiti—Lieiltenunt John NlTicar, to be Cap-
tain of a Troop. .
• '

Office of • Ordnance, .7u/g 25, 1 Sl5.
Royal RegimeOt of Artillery—Major-Oen. John Smith, to he
Colonel Commataint ; 'lre vet Colonel George Saimon, to
be (Moue ; Major Frederick Walker, to be Lieut.-Colonel;
Brevet Major John Vision, to be Major ; Second Caprato
James. Grant, to be Captain.; First Lieutenant Win. 11,411,
to be Second Captain, and 'Second-Lieutenant James Lys,
to be First Lieutenant.
London, England, 1815-07-31

HACLNEV-cOAC(I ACT

The following are' t:,e principal features in tlit
New Act
,1.• The cl:lose in the last pct, relative to tickets,
is r(.r.,..-11:kt. •
2. e •Cpmulissi on ers . art' empowci.ed to li,
cense, if they think fit, 200 mate hackney-elm-

riots.
3. The driver of a backney7chariot is compell-
able to carry three grown, persons without any'
addition to the fare. • (We beg le tvo,' to invite
particular attention to this clause, because we
know that several persons have been imposed on
. by the ilrivet asking for an addition %%lien carry-
, ing more than two persons.) _
4. The. usual additional faces are allowed upon
driving into the counzryovith this exception, that
in the day time no addition is allowed, except:
distance be four miles/from town, and then
at the rate of sixpence for every mile above four.
'5. The driver may obtain a snannons or a war-
rant against any person-refusing to pay the regu-.
lar fare. .
carry such property in
ithin lour clays,
any prope
c
6. he drivers of hackney-coaches, wherein'
ithe state rito the airy which-is ecitet was'
stall
ulr
itch.° di c , and deposit the
same with one of the clerks, undera penalty not
exceeding 201.
i. No agr.eentent to pay more than the regulac
fare is binding : any person may,snotwithsitnd-
ing such agreentent,, reiuse to pay inure than the
estab!isl!ed tare ; and if he pays more, he mar.
t..!cover the -nvurplos, the drivn. be;ng subject te,
a penally of five pOtinds for the nOn-,payinent.
8. 11ac:;:;.iey'-coaciimen who leave their eolehe4
unattended, whether hired .or not,-are to
pemilty not exceeding five-pounds.
• 9. Drivt::..s must hot refuse a fare, al:Lough they
may have been out. twelve hours ; no more.tban.
regular tare is allowed on such oet,:asions.
10. Haekcy-coachmen, watertren, (Stc.. liahle to
fine or iuip:iisoioneitt for aOnsive language, Ste. the
pcnaltie3 of former Acts continue in force.
• B. As stnne dispute, we are informed, has-
a"iken with respect to the time of the operation of
this Art, we 0)10: it itece,ary to •State;, that
its provi,jons are, au& have been', in force since
the 11th of July, 151.5, which is the dateof the Act:
London, England, 1815-07-31

NOTE.

The Undersigned, his Britannic Majesty's Prin-
cipal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs,. has
received orders from his Royal 'llighneSs the.
Prince Regent to inform Prince Talleyrand, for
the purpoe of its being communicated to his
Most Christian Majesty, that as soon as the news
was received in 'England that Buonapaite had
been given tip, to the naval forces•of Great Bri-
t;.:in, his Royal Highness instantly gave orders to
cause all acts of hostility on the coasts of France
to cease.

• The Undersigned co►nnu►nicates with the great-
est iileasute to his Higl►tiess yrince Talley,
rand, a copy of the orders issued on this sub-
ject, and embraces this opportunity to renew to

du! tss,Stir.friCC of hi, Ilistiuguislieti con-sitieva-

tii/11.

jvj:2,-ned)
Isis Prince Thfl,vrind.

l'arig July 91

.twiTLEß.t.kGif.

DI$VATril Fltn Evrti unc-r 'p •rrTD LoanS

CyMMISsIoNERS of THE ADMIRALTY.

INTY Lori)s,—Ebviitg been clay. inictrined

that Napoleon linonaparte has surrendere►l to
the I-lon. (:;Ip!aiin Maitland, commanding hi 3
Majesty's ship the Bellerophon, I,is RoyAl Ilitilib
ncss the Princellegi.nt,-eager to seize .the npp~►r-

tnnity of dulivet ing the ports of France from the
restraints which resulted froin the state of warfare;

in as m►ich as may he compatible with the great ob-
ject of tlte alliance ot- the Sovereigns, the stability

of the peace and tranquillity of Europe, has or-
dered -me to let you know, that it is his intention
that your Lordships should give orders for
the immediate cessation of all acts of hosti-
lity- against the coasts of France, and that
Majesty's ships may allow free navigation_ to
those French ships that sail ender the white flag.
I have the honour, &c.

(Signed) BATHURST.

The result of this comnionicat:on is, that .ratite
sod England are Rgain placed with respect to each

other, in the same situation :I: before the 120th- of
March last., and the sohjects ref the two nations
will enjoy anew the benefits assured to them by
the state of peace, and the good understanding

.%vhirli reigns bot VS,cen their Govertitnents.

ORDINANCES OF TIIE KING

U-der this head Is 4k-en tbe:.. appointment by
the Royal authority of several person& to .the of-
fice of Maritime. Prefects in some of the arron-

disseviientQ

`•?INIsTRY OF THE INTERIOR.

Under this head is given in,.tructions to the
Presicli>nts" of •the Electoral Colleges respecting
the Elections.. ..
London, England, 1815-07-07

OFFICE OF bZWN_LVCE, Jan-c 23, 1315.

1'1; HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Ibis
JESTY'S ORDN.6INCE do hereby give Notice; tha
ProposalS Nill be reeeived at t it Ogee iii PallATall, on or
before Monday the loth day ofJuly next ,from such PerSO2lS as
May be willing to undertake the Supply of EARTHEN WARE
for Service of this Deprtment,' for a period of Three Year:s.,
determinable. after the Expiration of the First Year, Upon
Notice of Three Monthi, at the Option of either Party:

. Patterns of the ,Atticles May be viewed, upon application
at the principal•Storelzeeper's Office in' the Tower; and it is
e.rpected that the Pt'oporals will contain as wella Prieefor the
Ware to be sup:diedmarktd with the Broad Arrow as Withottt.
Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions
cif the Contract, may be Mown at the Seeretary's Office in
fall-all aforesaid, any day between the Hours of Ten
and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals ntu.st lie delivered
seeded up, and endorsed " Proposals for Earthen Wait ;" but
no Propose! can be admitted after the said 10th of Jul.,,
at Twelve .6:Clock at Noon cif the same day, neither will any
Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent
in his behalf, shall attend. , •
By Order of the Board,
R. 11. CREJ77, Secretary.
London, England, 1815-07-07

CORONER'S INQUEST.

Last night, at eight o'clock, a Coroner's Inqueit was held at
33, Gower-st►eet, Piccadilly, before W. H. GEM., Esq. on the
body of Samuel Whitbread, Esq. who was found dead near to
his writinf desk, in his dressing-room, about ten minutes be—
fore ten o clock yesterday morning. The evidence of John
Weir, who had lived with the deceased for twentrsevcn years,
in the Capacity of butler, went to prove the hour at which he
►went to bed on the preceding night, the hour of his rising,
and the situation in which be was found dead,

The Jury, without the slightest hesitation, returneda Vey-.

diet of insaitify.

The deceased was seen by the Porter coming
down from his bed-roo►n at the usual hour. Ile
went into his dressing-r►►om, whither he was fol-
lowed in a few minutes by his servant, who dis-
covered his master in a state, which, from consi-
derations unnecessary to be explained, we forbe;►r
to describe. A razor, wide which the dreadiul
act w►►s perpetrated, was found near the body.
Mr. IV. has left two sons and two daughters
the former -are at this ►uo►nent on a tour to th'e
Uckneys.
London, England, 1815-07-07

THE THEATRES.

The OPERA Houss. was opened last night for
the benefit of the Widows and Orphans of those
British Heroes who fell in the glorious battle ►►t
Waterloo. Mr. ELLisTos delivered, with great
feeling, an Address, hastily written for the occa-
sion, and the whole went off with the zealous ap-
plause of a numerous audience,, whose pleasure
was mile') augmented by a communication by Mr.
ELLISTON of the glorious news which our Readers
will find in the Extraordinary Ga:ettc.
DRURY-LANE.—This Theatre was to have been
opened last night with The Mountaineers, and. The
Tobacco►tist, but in consegnence of the event of
the death Mr. WHITBREAD, who in face may be
considered as the Founder of the Theatre, the
Managers issued printed bills, with a black mar-
gin, stating, ,that no performance would take_
place, and the melancholy cause.

A bet was laid yesterday publie;y upon 'Change,
that Louis the,Eighteenth would he re-seated Oa
the French throne before the 19th instant, the
clay the Drawing of the Lottery takes place. The
11personpt)r thei a y inig
exertions!s
ban'ceift' tele gtololda vCe i.tnyitinefh Parsreliance
1
repel the Allies. The bet was for twtnty Lor_
tery Tickets a reference to the aelye,l,e
which Contains Prizes unequalled in rnatz„ii,lo;
and variety, is will be seen that the stun wh;clk
natty 5e gnined upon this eve::: ;4 bcaiC,ldtgle,,,
London, England, 1815-09-01

NAVAL, NEWS:

AUG. 31.—Arrived his Majesty's ship
14ewCastie from America, last from Portsmouth ;
Elizabeth, froin Waterford ;" Alfred, florn Dew-.
rara ; and Ethanol), from Bengal, and have sailed
for thc River. Arrived the Resource and Nestra
transports from Ilarwich.—lVind S.W.

PonTsmouTll, Auc. 31.—Arrived the Francisco
from the Brazils ; lodian'Oak, FrAnon:, from. the
Downs; and Thalia, I.,YLLE, from Bengal.—
Sailed the Ceres, RO-EDER for Memel.—
Wind W. .
- PLymouTit, AIM. 29. The Marie Claire
French boat, from Rascoff, was picked op yester-
thy off the Mewstone, by a collier, and brought
here. She was upset on Tuesday last in a gale of
wind, and the crew lost. Two other French
boats, with fruit for this place, are stated to have
bien lost in the same gale. ,

AUG. 30.—Came in the Prosperity, GROUER,
front Jersey, and the troin Oporto.—
Wind S.W.

HARIViCH, AUG. 31. Arrived, the Active
packet from Gottenburgh, and Lord Nelson
.packet from Cuxhaven, with 'mails —Wind W.
FALMOUTH, AUG. 29.—Arrived the French
schooner La Theresa' from Normouticr. Sailed
the following rackets with mails :—M'arlhotough...;
for. Lisbon ; Speedy, .for Coritima ; 'Swiftsnre,
for Gibraltar ; and Princess Chiirlotte, for die-
-I.lands ; also the French sloop of ‘‘,ar La Zed, for
Brest ; Aurora, for the Canarie: ; Jane, for
Thomas's ;
.Neptune,, for Madeira ; Velocity, fur
,Naples ; Jane, fox Palermo and Messina J. Ruse
and Ann, for 'Malaga; and Active, for Newfound-
laud.=—Wintt N.W.

THE NAVY, FOR THE PEACE ESTABLISHMENT.
Queen Charlotte, Capt. ) To bear the, flags
lloger 110 at Portsmouth /as gitard-ships, of
Bitlwark,Capt.M‘Kinley74 —Sheerness. I Lord Egniuuth,
St. George, Capt. Nash 93 —Plymouth }Sir Chas. Howley,
until the arrival of the ' and Sir John
Impregnable, 08, from

Thomas Duck-
worth:

tlll 1.-eiliterritucan

Stations.
Slierticss

Albion

-
74 Capt:J. Walker.

Spencts

74 Liroughton Plymouth

/I:m:blurt 74 -Sir A. Dickson Plymouth
London, England, 1815-09-01

DISTRACTED STATE OF BELGIUM.

We lament to have to announce, that the aspect
of affairs, in Belgium is vely unsatisfactory. The
decision of the King with regard to the New
Constitution has excited great opposition,. and
there is evety reason to fear that a very unsettled
state of things is beginning 'in the Netherlands.
The Press teems with inflammatory and revolt:-
tionary docttments.
Among other productions, there is one en-
titled " An Address float, the People of Belgium
to the English Nation," in which Belgium is
made to claim its independence as the result of
that sc,ruggle which has given independence to
Europe-. it is complained that the persons ern-played
in the 13igic-provinees are all Dutch, or p/trtizans
of BuoNAPARTi3 and strangers. to the love of epun.-.
try: Belgians therefore protest against their
nnion. with Holland, witli-the new Constitutional
Act, on four grand points.:--
list,- Because it will render their National Re -
presentation illusory.
Zily, Because it will give them a Constitittion

clepcnc!ii•g on the mere will of ,the existing Go,i
vertu:teat.

3,11 y, Becnusd it trill reader -them! tributary to
11O1law1 ; and. •

4thly, 'Beeanse it rill deprive the 13e4-;io
Church of its liberties- and privileges,
We arc sorry that, owing to the lateness of
their arrival, we cannot translate the important
Papers which traCC reached- uso-n this subject at
length. The followitrg are the most striking pit:s-
London, England, 1815-12-29

BRIGHTON, Dec. 27.

The arrival of the Austrian Archatkes Jon
And LEWIS, on Tuesday night, was the com-
mencement Of the Christmas festivities at the
Pavilion, ‘vith an invitation to sever;tl di.itin-
gnished persons to dinner. Yesterday his Royal
ili...!hnes's being engaged with official business,
could not accompany the Archdukes in their per-
ambulations about the Pavilion, but Sir B. -Bloom-
field attended their Highnesses in inspecting the
interim. and exterior improvements of the Palace.
in the afternoon of yesterday his•Roval Highness
and the Archdukes enjoyed their riding exercise
in the riding,sehool for near two hours.
This morning the Archdukes, accompanied with
their suites, and Sir B. Bloomfield, accommo-
Alated with the Prince. Regent's carriages,
&cried to Arundel Castle, to view and inspect
that celebrated mansion, and their Highnesses
will return to (limier at the Pavilion this evening.
.•
-Yesterday Lord Bathurst, Lnrd-Sidlonuth, and
Colonel.Thoruton, arrived at the Pavilion.
Mr. Wellesley Pole and Sir William Cong'reve
arrived yesterday at the Regent's Hotel, and after=
I wards dined at the Pavilion. •
London, England, 1815-12-29

ARRIVALS.

told Cranhourn, in Avliagtort-street; •Genctal MatlteW„ at
the Clarendon Hotel ; Fletcher Norton, Esq. at the London
Hotel ; Captain Granosi, of the.Goards, at Fenton's Hotel ;
J. H. Brown, Esq. at Thomas's Hotel; -,---"Crawfired, ESq.
'and The two ,Misse's Hamilton, at Mahe's Hotel ; Captain
and Mrs. Morrell, at Long's Hotel.; Colonel•Buitcheretts, at
'ditto ; the Earl of Ashlinroliam, at Hay-hill, from Sussex;
the Marquis of Tavistock, from o..lcleY-lime, Bedford, in
Piccadilly ; Captain West, of the Navy, and Colonel West, of
the Guava.), frOm Pails.
London, England, 1815-12-29

Phis D.ty was published,
(Illustrated with 32 Engravings), in 2Vols. Bvo. price 21.45.;
in 2 yids. royal price SL3S.; and in Vots. 4to.
Proofs on,lndial Pi:per, price:7l.7s. Boards (to correspond'
'With Chalmers's History of OittordY, • : • ,
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lating to The Fikinders arid erni Mem.
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Formerly of Einiiianuel College, Cambridge. •
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and. Brown, and
Sherwood, Neely, anti Jones, Paternoster-row, London ; and
Deightinl and Soos,'Cambridge.
Of whom may be had,
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By Alex. Chalmers, F., S. A. Illustrated a series of En-
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T I-1 S' 111 A [tit

CoAlq. Ex -CHANGE, Dge. 29.—We bail no frtsb
arrivals this morning, hut a. large quantity of
thain left over front Wednesday, its consequence
of which thr sales were exceedingly heavy, so.
much so, that tile prices can only be quoted...no.-
ininally the saine as on that day.
SMITHFIELD, IN.T.29.—This day's Market had a short sup-
ply of the various kiirds of ()ante; Beef, Mutton, and Pork,
were cheaper ; Veal sold at last price ; and the trade in ge-
neral was somewhat flat. The sales in the Bay-market were
trifling; Clorcr fetched a better price ;. Hay and Straw con-
tinnes the saine as per last. The undermentioned prices and
DUII4eI-3 are an aecurate statement :-
- To sink the Offal, per stone of 8111. . •
beef, 4t. Oil. to ss. Mutton, 4s. Od. to 55: od. Lamb, Os.
od. to Os. 05. Veal, fis.od. to 7s. od Perk, 4s. Bd. to ss. 4d.
Beasts, 710. Sheep, 3,470. Calves, 140. Pigs, 270.
HAY-MAPKET.
31. Os. to 41. 10s. Straw, 11. Ss. to 11. les. Clover,
41. cs. to 61. 10s.

The reduction of price in butcher's meat, in an
parts of the country, is not more remarkable than
the excellency of its quality. Our Correspondent
at ?. ewport, Isle of Wight, states, that the Christ-
mas exhibition of beef in the market there was
finer than ever remembered by the oldest inhabi-

tint.
On the 12th instant, a youth, of about 13. years
of age, son of Wm. DAwsoN, shopkeeper, of Lud-
ham, Norfolk, being upon a frozen piece of water,
the, ice broke, and he was unfortunately drowned ;
younger brother goilg to his assistance, fell
in also, but by the aid of a rope thrown to him
In the moment of sinking, was happily snatched
oui sharing the same fate,