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This day was published, '
Handsomely prliftd,ip Two Vu4 sea. price .CI. 4i. troth,
A szittEs of POPULAR ESSAYS, illustrativt
of Petite!pies essentially eon', etad with the improvement
of the Understanding, the Itnagination, and the Heart.
By ELIZABE IiAmiLToN,
Author of Letters un the Elementary Principles of Edecation,
Cottager, of GWilbuntir, &c.
/Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Lon-
don ; and Manners and Miller, Edinburgh.

VIENNA, JANUARY 12.
Saxony and Poland are still the topics of discus•
}ion. The Luc of Poland, which had caused so many
difficulties; is nearly decided, thanks to the efforts of
the Committee, which, since the end of December,
'has been occupied with this important object. Russia,
.which seems to wish to extend her power so the en-
virons of Vienna and Berlin, his retrenched her limits
towards Warsaw. Poland ought to form under the
influence of Russia, a particular constitutional State
of middling size, which will comprehend on the east-
ward the two banks of the Vistula to the Bug and
Niemen, and on the writ to the city of Cracow.
Russia has already consented to cede to Prussii a
population of a millien and 85,000 in South and
West Prussia. We are also assured that she has re-
stored to Austria the Circle of Fernopol, in Eastern
Galicia, which is of se great importance to the com•
merce of this Empire, and almost all the ports of
Western Gallicia on the right bank of the Vistula,
with the exception of ttacow.• According to some,
this last city has been ceded by Austria ; others as-
sert, that it will be steels*, a free city. Austria ought
to have renounced the greater part of Western Gal-
licia, cf. at least the part situated on the left bank of
Vlltpla, as well as the other districts which are,
Jitpittopilocif VirallaTz•
• Atli* ends of she negoeiations relative to Poland,
new propositions were wade to Prussia to engage her
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111VDSOR,* JANUARY 26.

The r:itICCSS CHARLOTT It of WALKS, attended .by
atly in has visited the Quoit and Pam.
"r ',bay th is week, tint has not stopped to dinner,
Critahourn Lodge. Her MAJESTY and
returning
110.31 daug
ihters have not left the Castle durin
the %sg
' k, owing to the noletnency of the weather.
psis:ess C'it.tto.orra has attained great ptofic.ettcy in
music 3n,i scientific knowledge, and gave great proofs
of tin i
her tai,l and exec
on n a performance of a Con.
,crio on the grand piano-forte at the celebration of the
rhucrei at Frogmore Lodge, accompa.
2coej on the violoncello by General Tanta, and the
viuliu by Gene-. 41 UFA%

BRIGHTON, JANl.T.iitt 911.

fe:,,enger, with dispatches to the Palms lb-
em,l.„urived nt the Pavilion on Tuesday. It had
%,,ep 'unwired here that this Messenger lost his life
10.1 d, as he was returning back to London;
:hough thus dues not turn out to be the case : it op-
,cari that an orderly dragoon. belonging to the 7th,
,;;,0 ;Lid been at the Pavilion upon besiness, was
l'und dead near Patcham, three miles and a half
torn hence, on the Cuckfield route, yesterday morn.
Jug. It is supposed that the dragoon's horse fell and
!cabled his rider, and that the intense coldness of
he night, lubsequently, destroyed him.
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Aorii Aranntre:-.
V?
Last night Mr. Fusin.' continued kit ddrini
Lectures on Painting, it the Royal Acadifisq. 'rke•
branch of his subjects which he developed upon tills
occasion was that of Colouring ; the various divi-
:ions of which he unfolded, from the grand and bar-
monious tone of TITIAN, MICHAEL ANGELo, RA-'
PHA EL, and others of the Italian School, to the la-
borious and almost.faultleu minuteness of the Dutch
Painters. In the course of this general survey, Mr.
Fuseu pointed out and commented upon the various
peculiarities of several of the eminent Masters of the
early school, the escellency of some of whom was
grand and striking ; and, to use the language of the
Lecturer, carried to such a perfection, that 4, like the
great masters of eloquence, they never permitted the
attention to be drawn from the subject to the speaker."
In the progress of this discourse, as In the preced-
ing ones, we knew not whether more to admire the
profound knowledge in his art, which Mr. Fusau
displayed, or the eloquence and fluency which marked
his diffusion of it, among an attentive auditory. The
present Lecture *as a short one, and created but one
regret, that a subject so instructive, clothed' in elo.;
quence so captivating, should break off whilst the
mind was eagerly deriving instruction from the pre-
cept, and elevated taste from the glowing terms in
which that precept was conveyed.

POLICE.

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THE GRACE&
Charity's the brightest gem
Set in the Christian Diadem :
Without her lustre, other Graces
Have sullen and unpiessing faces.
Faith, that's mighty; when alone,
Is like an idle useless drone :
Should hope and Faith together shine,
Reciprocating rays divine ;
Each to other light imparting,
Forth and book with magic darting;
Without Charity %would be
Glancing, sparkling frippery
But hand in hand with Charity,
Circling virtues, sisters three—
Their radiance fills the mortal world with joy;
For Light and I.ife with Love' all works of Sin and
Deal* destroy !
• Ir. other words, Faith, Hope, and Charity combined.

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CAMAiLIirAS:

By an Act of Pialahtent, which received the
Royal Assent On the -hits of July, it is enacted, that
such of the dulle". provisiois, and penalties, contained
in the Act di the 52d of hit present Majesty, as re-
lates to the person aiding or assisting, or intending to
aid or assist. in the killing of any game, or any wood-
cock, snipe, cloak landrail, or coney, shall cease ;
provided the assldtance given shall be in the com-
pany, or presence, and for the use of another person,
who has duly obtained a certificate for taking and
killing game, &c. and who shall not act by deputation
or appointment.
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NAVAL PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS.
Captain Fah* to the Malta, fitting at Plymouth.
Captain Popham. to the Pandora.
lAeetenant G. Gordon. to the rank of Commander.
Lieutenant 1. Cole, to the Amelia.
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Lieutenant M. Montagu, to be Flag Lieutenant to Admiral
Sir /Oho Thomas Duckworth, in the Impregnable. at Plymouth.
Lieutenant John Hawke*, appointed to the signal station at
Black Ball Head, in Ireland.
Lieutenant Patrick Carnegie, superannuated, with the rank of
Commander. 4
Mr. Christophat Knight, and Mr. Robert Barclay, Midship.
men, to the rank of Lieutenant.
Mr. Thomas Brptock, Midshipman, appelated Lientenent
of the Indefatigable.
Captain Prickett, artist Teaser to the Pelican.
Lieutenant Eliot, Ant of the 4cyla, to. be Flag Lieutenant to
Rear Admiral Penrose, in the Mediterranean.
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n MT. MON, Aisediewor.

SIR-4 take the earliest opportunity to acqua,
pa. diet I have received the most wonileetulhaietlt
the use of your DIXON'S ANTIBIi.IOtIS PILLS, which I
vied with me to Jattaica, and ail those Mends to whom I di..
bitted them have experienced the same salutary benefit; t! ..v.
dare them tD be the best idedlAne ever used in that estuary,
Mew and other coMpkinte. The toUcoeMg are names of
ral Ladles and Gentlemen who have received the waning r.-1.
from your Dijon's Antibilious Pills t—Chartes Taylor, Esq.
matca; William Shaw, Esq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. Wood,
Spanish Town, ditto ; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Satranna la M. ,
ditto; J. Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto; 0. Allston, 1.
ditto ; Mr. Welber, Port Monet, ditto ; J. 14eniinson, Esq. :
River, ditto; Mr. Mullets, ditto; J. Burn, Eel. savanna; t.
Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, Kingstoa, die
Mks. Perry, St. Ann't ; Mrs. Wisodriii, Spanish Town; e
many otter persons of the firse respeetahikty.-64, yovr
obedient servant, THOMAS HARROLD, of the ship Gsnze
Sold wholesale land retail at Mr. butler's, i, Citeapside,
cif St. Paul's Church-Yard; by Sharp and Belson, Poctotam
Jones, Weston, Allnutt, and Mallory, Portsea ; Hall, Johns
and Harding, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; I'
and Ross, and Turner, Hull; Hovland, Cookworthy, Nett:,
and Gilbert, Plymouth; Kuott and Lloyd, and Swsitoey ,
Co. Birmingham; Staines, Lynch, and A:Limon, Manche.:
Trewsnan, Exeter; Baxter and MiDonakl, Glasgow ; Bulges ,
Barry, Bristol; Stevenom and Co. Norwich; Swinfon, I &ice..
Edwards-and Penny, and Billing* and Lathbuty, Liverpool; N.
and Ledger, Dover.; White, Brighton ; Roberts and Ruff, C':
teoham ; Simmondsa Blandford ; Roach, Plymouth Dock ; a
retail by most Country hledicuse Venders, in boxes at 2. 4,.1.
6s. each.
London, England, 1815-01-27

lf/RTH&
January 16, at Edinburgh, the Lady of Major• General Sohn
Hope, of a daughter.
Monday, at Clapham Oainason, the Mu. Mr.. Morris, lady
of Edwasd Mauls, Esq. of a &Leiter-

MARRIED.

Tos. y sennight, at Kinsale, the Hon. Colonel Deane, 118th
Kegimentoo Miss,S. Haynes, second daughter of Mr. Haynes,
or Bishop's Castle, Shropshire.
January if), at Balnucara Lodge, Lochalsh, Lieutenant Pa-
trick Grant, 86th light infantry regiment, to Miss Molter only
slaughter of the late Captain John M'Rae, Coimbra, Lothaish.

DIED.
Saturday, at Stoke, near Plymouth, Mrs. Cusubyperife of
Cumby, of his Maje►ty's ship Hyperion.
Tuesday, at 'Padditigtan-green, of a consumption, occasioned
by fat%ut in the Peninsula, Frederick Chamberblue, Esq. Lieu-
tenant in the 16th, or Queen's Light Dragons.
January 17, at Inverness, aged 71, John Mackintosh, Esq. of!
Aherarder, many years Provost of Inverness.
Wednesday, at Bath, in his 69d year, Sir Charles Waive Mater,
Bart. He was formerly the British Resident at the Court of
Penna, and some time acting Governor of Bombay.
Sunday LW, R. Jobannot, many years a favourite performer at
Astley 's Theatre.
London, England, 1815-01-18

CLASSICAL GEOGRAPHY.
This day was pobUshed,
In Octavo, (the Third Edition) price Os. boards,
A SKETCH of MODERN and ANCIENT
GROOR WRY, for the Use at Schools. By SAMITEL
UMIAK. LLD. Head Master of the Royal Free Grainnear
Sohocil of Shrewsbury.
Printed for Lengnisn, Runt, Rem, Orme, and Brown, Pa.
tmoster-row.
" Tis 6 work has the merit of SUlog an inconvenient think or
chum of English literature, and is thebest short vs/macular ru.
loose co the suhject." Monthly Review, May, 1311.
London, England, 1815-01-18

SAXONY, JANUARY S.

On the 26th of December 600 troops of Neufcha-
tel, which enter the service of Prnssi.►, ar►ivcd at
Leipsit : there is at present only a Prussian Hospital
at Leipsic. The Prussian Hospital for the garris'(:u
will be maintained at the expense of Prussia.
_ .

• The garrison of Dresden consists of troops of the
Russian German Legion, which is now in the pay of
Russia. Their conduct gives great satisfaction.

FRONTIERS OF SAXONY, JANUARY 4.

The Administration of the Kingdom of Saxony
penetrates deeper into the internal concerns of the
country, and strives to ielieve its distressed situation
by large advances from the resources of the Prussian
Monarchy. We see how the credit of the Whole king-
dom improves—how the paper money of this coun-
try, which has so suffered by the War, rises in value
'bow a-rigorous Administration inspires, all pins of
the State, and revives order and confidence. it
is evi-
dent that this order which distinguishes the Prussian
finances depends very much en the justice and eco-
nomy of the King. He strictly follows in this point
the maxim of his great predecessor, Frederic k 11.
who was enabled by this means to effect much, and
whose views were so peculiar. Meantime the credit
of the country rises, and this is the best eulogium.
But for the moderation of the King, it would sanely
be possible for the Prussian State to afford the just
recompense of their sufferings to the pool. servants of
the State, who were driven some years ago froni Po-
land and South Prussia. •

PETERSBURUH, DECEIABIER M.
By an order of his Majesty the Emperor, the,
Russian armies Ire now divided into two separate
armies: one of which is commanded in Chief by
Field Marshal Count Barclay de TellY ; and the
other by General Count Benntngien.
The regiments of the Guards have teturned 14'46
city, and have occupied their former quarters in the
Barracks.
Generil Rtischtscbew, Oommander-in-Chief itt

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THE EVENING STAR.

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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1815.

• Qv tates Dirra-aas (Kept).—Holiday at the Stock Exchange.

We have: received Phris Papers of Saturday, and
still we hilie nothing definitive from Vienna. An
article dated from the•• Banks of the Danube states,
and we presume correctly, that the Russians main-
tain a fit m occupationelPoland. The head-
quarters of the Russian trwiy are at Warsaw, and
General BA RCLAY Dr Tout commands. His army
is represented ~asieady preUter upon a fresh campaign
at, a few hours notice,. In the mean time, the Grand
Duke Cot4b..r/orrmit is bilsily occupied in organizing
the Polish army, by which he has been accepted as
the :

NIE.NRA, I AZ:11.1-itY s,
Wiszteva has been hitherto said, the union of the
Republic of Genna to the Kingslem of Sardinia is
the only at ride definitively and officially settled by
the Congress.
The ru:vcments of the troops in Italy have no other
si.jf.ct but to prevent desertion.
Not". ithsanding all the money in -circulation here
our exchange is not betterel it was at TiO at the
comine:ncentent of the Congiess, and now it is 268.
01,e ooirt of Germany alone, and that not the mo.t
powerful, expends 4.5,0;i0 fl wins per week- It would
appear that the trausient passage of abundance of
currency, has not so much e(iect upon our affairs as a
speed) and happy termination to the deliberations of
Congte,:s.
The long Report which the Ministerial Committee
charged with the affairs of Switzerland has submit.
ted to the supreme sanctlen of the Allied PoWers, has
for ks i;Asi; the stisiu quo of DeceiStei, 18131
On N.w Year's Day a crowd of curious people re-
paned to the Graben, in expectation of there reading
some interesting publication ; but the day passed over
as tranvilly as the p!st.: there was nothing extraor-
dinary lea a prodigious nutnher of carriages crossing
each other in all directions. That of the English Am-
bassador was remarked as being very strjerb.
• Prz:scia is now elated in it very delicate position in
regard to Austria. All Europe, and especially Oer.
many, would see with p.dse the violation in regard to
that kingdom of the sacred priaziples of humanity
and the law of nations, ;which were so solemnly pro-
claimed and acknowledged I,:st year hi :te face of
tte universe : but on the other hard, the King of
Prtisiia builds his claims on the faunal promises
fishich were made to him, when the King of Saxony
refused to accede to the coalition against :he common.
enemy. In the mean time, Saxony, is subject to the
arbitrary government of Prussia, nho prohibits the
addresses. of the Saxons to the Congress, stops the
circulation of journals 'unfavourable to it, and dis-
places functionaries who remain attached to their
Sovereizn.
London, England, 1815-01-20

PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 19.

Arrived the President, HAszerr, and the Hope,
HARRINGTON, from Waterford ; Charlotte and Re-
solution colliers, from the North ; and the DAgen-
raadt, RANDER. from London for the Brazils, and
came into Harbour. Sailed the SURLY cutter, for
Yarmouth Roads.—Wind E. with snow.

DEAL, JANUARY ia.

Nothing arrived or sailed.— Wind E. blows strong,
with snow.
GRAVESEND, JANUARY 19.
Arrived the Diadem, Charlton, from Mogadore; Esehnis.
Tibiae, and Prattle, Port, from Ostend. Sailed the Albion,
=re: tbr Taboo ; Vanes, Morris, for Buenos Ayres ; HI.
• feat, for Havre. •

tAIIthfOITTH, JANUARY 19.
TheMarpAsma,- Hanottsv, from Hull for London,
with oats, was drivetron. shore yesterday morning at
Wiaterton, aud,unfortsmatety the whole of the crew
have paishedi.; The vessel is a total wreck.

CORK, JANTIABY IS.
• *AMID.
Brothers, of and for Plymouth, Knight, with butter, &c.
Daniel of St. Ives, Partner, Toushal, provisions.
One conies, In' ballist.-410 ship arrived.—Wind N.
• JANUAR? 14.-OAILICD.
Berwicksldre packet, of and for Bristol, Hyde. passengers.
Henry and Mary, do. do. Miller, merchants' goods.
Diana, of and for Plymouth, Turner provisions.
Cetus, of Liverpool, Goad&llcntr, Southampton, do. and oats.
Adjator, Dram, Plume, Limerick, ballast.
And three colliers nod ceesters.—No ship arrived.
The Oakes, Passovers, from Petersburg and Cork, arrived at
Bristol on the ad inst.
_nu John and Thomas, Morrison t and the Mentor, Dorian'
BISMIMe port, arrived at Newfoundland the 25th of November.
I The Swallow, ---, from hence, arrived at Barbadoes, on
4e. With of October.
TM Chanticleer, sloop of war, from Cork, arrived at &ad-
ieu on the Rath of October.
The Magnificent, man of war, arid the Endeavour, Richard.
apt, bens Cork, arrived at hunailai oo the nth of November.

MONUMENT TO LORD Nessow.—A Meeting of the
Committee appointed to determine upon the scite on
which the Monument to the memory of the late Lord
Nassau should be erected, was held on Thursday
last, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich, Colonel Wong-
nousa in the Chair. It is 'understood, that after some
discussion, the Committee first proposed to vote, whe-
ther the situation should be on the coast or inland ?
when there were for the former 26, for the latter 10.
It was afterwards resolved that Yarmouth would he
the proper situation, and that the Monument should
be a column, for which artists are invited to send in
gratuitous plani.
The snow in Derbyshire now lies in some places
two feet deep, near Matlock the* roads are nearly im-
passable.
On Tuesday a numerous Meeting of the Inhabi-
tants of Liverpool was held at the Exchange, when
VENASLES moved a series of Resolutions against
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fleets were employed in forrning.* mortar boom.
and completing a six gun battery, toll* upon the
town. of Tarragona. These batteries had been cum
menced on the Oth. Had not received any direc
tions to pop ire for retiring previous to the sudden
order on the night of the litb. For an army of
8,000 men to march from- Villa Franca to Tarra-
gona, %tlppoi,ing their march was Intercepted by
the fire from guu.boats, on the high road by Torre
del Barre, and that they went by some other road,
he thought would take two days march. The
computed'distance from Tarragona to Perrellio was
about one day's very long march, he meant by the
high road.
Admiral Hallowell s lid, his object was to prove
that, even it the enemy were at the points stated,
thtle w.ino occasion for the precipitate retreat which
b,,:n made.
London, England, 1815-10-06

BRUSSELS, SEPTEMBER 30.

On the 231 all the Flemish pictures were remov,
from the Museum in Paris. As for those whici: irr
still w.tnting, and wkich have been conveyed to di'.
ferent places to be concealed, we have sufficient ir.
formation concerning them. If they are not speedily
produced, means will be easily found to bring them
to light.
It is expected that the Netherland Cabinet of N.
oral History will be taken back by a celebrated pro.
lessor of Leyden, in the same manner as the pairt.
ings have been.
The cantoiturents of the Allies continue to be more
aid more drawn towards Lille ; they already cccupy
several places round the fortress, and the entrapce .
the Al' led troops is spoken of as highly probable. i
Lille a great degree of alarm prevails. Imporai.t
changes. are expected there which the /k: tonn,,l;
Guard, who do the duty of the place, gr,...!tiy
pined. A general murmuring is heard t,n
count in the public places. At Valenciennr,
Douay the case is nearly the same. A short LI:Le
must clear up all these doubts.
In the French Deparment of the Ard,enes and
Moselle, the Allies are making very large requisitieus.
Thus. Sedan it called upon to deliver a very large
quantity of cloth.
The first convoy of our pictures leave Paris at th!
beginning of October.
HANOVER, F.EPTEMBER 26.
The definitive cession of the Principality of East
Friesland to the Kingdom of Hanover, has now
taken place ; troops are already ordered from ti,;
kingdom to take possession of that country ; and t! .e
formal act Qt session arrived here, as is reported,
last week.
London, England, 1815-10-06

ST. LrUIS, JULY 22.

The Great Indian Council at Portage des Sinus,
which was enpected to ensure peace !rum De:rnit to
the Hooky Mountain, does not atFird to this frontier
the immediate prospect of tranquillity. These sa-
vages embraced overtures for peace with much less
alacrity than was generally anticipated.
The Sacks, Foxes, and Kickapnos, as rimed for
their treachery as for their hostility to the American
Government, were sent away by the Cmirnis.inners,
oho allowed them thirty days to bring in their chiefs,
or ld consider themselves at war. The latter alter-
native, we believe, they have chosen.
With all the other nations we shall easily make
peace, for there is no substantial cause of quarrel.
The balance is very neatly even between us,
standing the horrid massacre detailed in Al the Wes-
tern Papers. The people of.the United State, falsoty
imagine that we feel all the horrors of cruel depreda-
tions, but in this they are completely mistaken.

Curt.DUUALL.—Yesterday Hugs 7h9lltal was again
brought up. who had been remanded on Wednesday,
charged by his wife with being at large before his
term of transportation for seven years had expired.
Mr. Tvgne, the keeper of Giltsirtir.f.treet tempter,
stated to the Magistrate. that application had been
made to the proper Mike, and it was found that
Thomas had been discharged from the hulks. as he
himself had stated, a year before his time, on a:: nut
of his extremely good conduct, while confined ere.
The Magistrate consequently ordered him to r_ cis.
charged ; and he was directed to go to the pre per
where he would be furnished with a certincate
of his di►charge in order to prctect hint from such
vexatious arrests in future.
Ourenoe AT THE TIIRATRE.—Last night, during
the performance of The IllercCint of Venice, at Drury-
lane Theatre, a glass tumbler was thrown into the
Pit from the Two Shilling Gallery. Mr. RAP., who
played Basranio, being on the stage at the time, im-
mediately addressed the audience, and offered, on the
part of the Proprietors, re.s for the apprehension f.t
the offender. After a short pause, he asked if the
patty was secured : and was answered in the allii ma.
lave. The'phiy then proceeded without farther in-
terruption. The offender was intinedi.dely carried to
Bow-street, -and examined before Mr. 13otxre. 1k

refused to give any account of :timselt Wither than
that be arrived in town on Wednesday night irons
Lancashire, which statement he afterwards corrected
by saying he came from Cheshire. He added, that
he met a girl in the street, whom he treated to the
play, but that he did not throw the tumbler, not
knew any thing about it. In the melt' time, an old
Lady, who was struck in the Pit by the tumbler, but
not materially hint. arrived at the Office ; and also
two men, who sat in the gallery near the prisoner,
one of whom stated, distinctly, lie taw the prisoner iir
the act of throwing the tumbler, and endeavoured to
prevent him. Upon this evidence the pribon,r tr.is
committed for further examination on Tuesday next.
He is a stout countryman, about 40 years of age,
i with the appearance of a porter at an inn. .
London, England, 1815-07-22

CHING'S WORM I.OZENGEi.

WORMS are allowed to be the [Host fregner.
Sources of Children,' Diseases:—Their Synipiou,
every Parent should be acquainted with. They octavo?:
of • appenite, a paleness of the face, entaciadon, and an Irre
gular state of the bowels, attenlel with violent patus ; the:
bring on convulsions, affect the growth of the body, and ohm
prove fatal, by ending In a consumption or decay. Both az.
preventative and cure for these complaints, the ahoy
excellent Medicine is universally allowed, on the testimony of t. 1..
highest Characters in this country, to have no cleat. Tt.t.
ptiblic approbation, given to We Proprietor, from a persera.
knowledge of its efficacy In their own fatuities, stamos its EMI'
beyond competition, and gives a si.ruction to it which no :he •
Medicine of the lard can boast.

View the Hon. and It;glst Rev. ttte Lord Bishop of C ARVOIt
'l'o Mr. Curso, Apothecary, Cheat: side. I.ond-n.
Stu-1 readily embrace the opportunity your letter atPirds
of adding my tostitnony to that of the Lord Chef Baron, iu sac,,:.,
of your Chlog's Patent Worm Lorimar, my eldest sin havti..,
few months ago derived very material benefit front the use i•
He had been unwell fur several weeks previous to his
appeared pale and emaciated, was languid. and complained
Tandy of pains iy his bead and side. The Lord Chief
who had accidently seen him in Ws state, fortunately f tee;
mended me to the trial of your Lozengei ; and that sin tiu.,
might be lost. or any mistake might occur, in obtaining the ee•
nuiue b.44414gue, seat me three doses of it. The first of titer(
occasioned a visible amendnseut, and after the secoud don
ereif unpleasant symptom disappeared, but I judged it i•Ot
to give the tl.ird, as the two termer had agreed so uneuta•
madly well. :root that rime my sou his hero in perfect heakh
and I certainly attribote his cure wholly to the diary of l'a
Wenn Loaleses. I have wince recommended your Lozenges a
sasferallnsdities, wherein 1 have the satisfaction to assure you,
they have uniformly been of great service, I ought to add, that
from the nature of the effect produced by dam in my von% C. 1541,
I apprehend the complaints to have arisen from ass obstructiva
bet weer he stomach and viscera. I ant, &c.
Rine Castle, Dec 7. E. CARLISLE.
844 ist• Mr. Butler's, N 0.4, Cheapside, corner of St. Parr;,
London, and moat Countri MetliCins Menders in every 'Filvir
it, at to and Ss. 6d. rash.
London, England, 1815-07-22

`CO MRS. JOHIOON.

• MASAN,
rTAVING seen in the different newspapersseveril
extratrdioary eases of the good effects of the oOOTHINIII
Stitt/P. has bad on infants during dentition, has emboldened
me to send the case of my little girl, which, I think, aster any
mother has read, will never be without the Syrup, as MO all they
Owl their children are teething. Mitre is a miracle, when you •
think; of a seven mouth child, born with line,. and was 'even •
weeks before she hadotrenzth to cry, you, my dear Madam, man
be sure, when she began to cut her teeth, what she must suffcr ;
sulßce b. to say, she was nearly two years old Wefore she had any;
during that tune she was dreadfully convulsed. When my bud-
band bought the brat bottle, she was not expected to•live the day
through, bet no runner was her gums rubbed, than we perceived
her to be easier, and all her teeth came without any more fits.
I am, Madan, your-'s respectfully, C. SMITH.
Jan. 9, in. 4.—No. Windsor court, Strand. •
To be had of the Proprietors, Johnson and Williams, No. 94,
Newman-street, Oxford-street; and by their appointment, of
Newbery, St. Paul,a• Churchyard, and Datne-street, Dublin; •
Barclay,. Fleet market ; Dicey and Sutton, bow Church-) ars' ;
Shaw and Edwards, St.PaursChurch • yard ; limier, 4, Cheapsile
Evans, Long-lane, &MAIM; and by all the principal Medicine
Venders In town and country, at es. 104. a bottle:
Cintion:=-Be sure to ask for " Johnson and Williams, As.
rim Urchin' 'strip," as there are several spurious sorts.
N. B. Mrs. Johnson relieves the. Infant Poor as usual, at her
houses every Tuesday and Saturday morning, from nine to'rim
o'clicch, by briugiug a letter from a respeetulde housekeeper, so
Met that they are reel objrcts of chanty.
• ir.
London, England, 1815-07-25

had been preved, and did adjudge the said PLiente-1
nant JAY to be dismissed his Majesty's service ; but
it appearing from various documents produced, and
from other testimony, that he has heretofore conduct-
ed himself with great gallantry and propriety, the
Court reciimmthded him to the favourable considera-
tion of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty.

A short time since, one of the apprentices on board
the Cicero transp,rt, Oen lying at Lisbon, was disco-
vered to be a female, of about 17 years of age,- who
had left her friends at Brighton, about four months,.
and during which time the had undergone every fn
tigue and duty comnrm to sea-apprentices. After
the circumstance became known, she proved to be in
love with one of the seamen ; and on Saturday they
were married in Portsmouth. The name of tl.e ad-
venturous fair one was Sarah Oram—the man, James
Scott. _ .

FEMALE Rtinamt.—Mary./flrmion, a young woman,
aged about 20, was on Wednesday committed to
Carlisle gaol, on a charge of robbieg the dwelling-
house of a poor woman residing at the head of New-
ton, near that city, of divers articles of wearing ap-
parel and of money. Mary-o' th'-trond, for so the
poor creature who suffered from the depredation, is
usually termed, accidentally met with the young wo-
man in the neighbourhood of her tenement, and in-
stantly recognized her dier.sed up in her stolen apparel.
Mary immediately gave month ; and though the
young woman put the hest spurs to her he:•lc, the
other was tough, and would not give in ; so, after a
race which afforded considerable- diversion, Mary
doff leer clogs, which rather encumbered her progress,
and, though nearly 70 years of age, succeeded in
coming up with and capturing her prize ; who was
finally remanded to the custody of a peace °filet',
and thereafter to the common gaol, where she re-
mains for further examination. On searching her
premises, we undtlstand that an immense gwilitny
plunder was found, the fruit of her successful itiduv.ry
in predatory warfare.
Elizabeth Wallerton, of Denton, was, last week, COM.
mitted to Beccles gaol, for mixing poison in a cake,
with intent to pois-in S. Clark, by which one chill lost
its life, and five others were seriously endangered.
P. Booth, driver of the Wellington coach, was on
Thursday fined in the mitigated penalty of £3, by
the Magistrates of Gloucester, for driving furiously,
to the imminent hazard of the lives of the passengers.
Last week, as a boy, an apprentice to Mr. S ymons,
of the parish of St. Mover, in Cornwall, was care•
lessly endeavouring to feed a thrashing machine, by
the side of- the leee.ii:;-auard,::: arm was drawn into
,the engine, an& su dreadfully tuai:7,led as to reader
immediate amputation indispensable
London, England, 1815-07-25

JULY 24.

Arrived the Aurora, Remli.t, Britannia, Cygret,
Amity, Amphitrite, and several more transports,
hiving on board the Royal Scots and 27th regiment,
from America, last from Pin tstnouth, bond
Ostend. Sailed the Mary Anne, ARBUTIINOrp for
New. South NVales ; add the CitAt.t.m.mt, sloop 6!
war, with a c.invoy of transports for Portsmouth.
London, England, 1815-07-25

sacsitr burns.
it Is tobe observed, that not cal)? format Re:tiptt, but ell Note 4
and Memorandums, whetkir signed or nor, which shall irrpo,rr
any acknowledgment, that a sum of £2, or upward., has been
pah!, settled, balanced, or otherwhic di,icharged or Aat!sfic,l, are
liable to these duties; and that all isereints payin3 money are
Willed to bate stamped Receipts, at the expeucc of the persons
reeeiving it, and on tendering a proper Stamp, may twist on
having a Receipt written thereon, and on Wag rid for the
Stamp; and tbat all persons refusing togivesuch Itectipt and pay
for the Stamp, as well as all persons giving a Receipt, or any such
Note or Memorandum as afores:ll, without a Stamp, or uron a
Stamp of insulScieut value, will incur a penalty of ten pounds for
every offence, which will be strictly enforced on every occas en.
liy Order of the Commiseioners, .
WM. KAPPEN, A ,:retary.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR INV.ES I'IGA-
TING Tl-I3 unrrs OF THE LATE NABOBS OF THE
CARNA tIC.

No. 11. Manchester Buildup, Westminster, July 24, IRIS.
IN conformity to the 19th Clause of the Deed of
Agreemeat between the United Company of Merchants of
Englan4 trading to the. East Indies of the one par:, and the Cre-
ditors of the late Nabobs of the Carnatie of the othtr part; the
Ca:unit...loners appointed under that Agreement give Notice,
that a continutti.m of the Schedule of the Claims made before
them and the Commissioners in India,since the Schedule inserted
in the Gaze:te of Satan lay, May VI, 1815, has been published in
the Gaze:te of :atttr,lay, July e.:!, 1815, in order that alt such
peetotis as slal have any interest to oppose or impeach the same
lotuay have auSnent oppo:tuoi:y to do.
CV).- PAR ISHOUSP., Seerttary.
London, England, 1815-07-25

PREFECTURE OP lliE POLICE.

NOTICT he proprietors, cultivators, farmers MITI TRW
chant*, and ethers employed'in supplying the markets of Paris
are intormetl tlat routine orders have been issued in every direc.
tion by the'Cornmainianti of the Allied troops, ter allow the pro-
vtedorinT of the: capital to proceed without ally restraint or im-
peo.imeili whatsoever. hi order to obviate every difliculty, the
proprietors, cultism:or., farmers, &c. are requested to provi4e
themseveA with curtificats, showing their cattle and carts to be
conse.:soly employed in conveying provisions tt the capital.—
'1 hear certificat..s w:11 preserve them front bring made subject to
requi:itions.—All applications on this subject to be addressed to
the Office 0! the Police. (iigned)
Paris, July 17. The Prefect of Police, If'senses.
[The fitiniteur of this date contains a long Memol.,
riA presented to Congress by Sir Sidney Smith, on
the subject of destroying the Barbary Piratical Staten.
He offers to conduct an enterpriv, by which he
means to effect the end in view. The substance of
his plan is, that the States 6lio are most interested in
putting. down the pirates, should contribute their con-
tingent to raise what the gallant Admiral calls an
umphitihris force, by which is to be understood one Ot
1... r Lay or military service. With this he under-
takes Unit commerce shall be secured, and the Atri•
C.Lili ct

PAIU3, JULY 210
• FROM VIII JOURNAL. ,k PARS. .
The last night passed quietly in the Boulevard of
the Temple. The national guards were posted near.
A cot:tt inution of lioo,ooo francs has been imposed 1
upon 0/Kans.
'We are assured that Commissioners appointed.by
the f.,ur great Allied Powers, will be appointed to
viperinter.d tonaparte during the whole of his life in
that pin of England in' which Ye shall be detained,
and eiiich is not-yet determined on.
A Journal has given an incomplete and incrareet
list of the re poosible Editors of the Newspapers, who
have just been appointed by the Minister of the Gene.
ral Police. They are—
_ _ _

M. Couchery, for the Journal des Debats.
M. Manuel, 171 r the Jot...aal de Paris.
M. Chercin, for the Gazette de Vrance.
M. Mutin, for the Quotidienne.
M. Auger, for the Journal General tie France.
M. Jay, for the In !ependent. -
M. Arnault, f.,r the Artstarque.
M. ?ruche, for the Jotting de Commerce. . .
M. Davr wiy, for the Journal dea Campagnes and die Ifilar.
mteur.
M. Pellene, for the Yellow Dwarf, the Cron Dwarf the
Journal 4e* Dames, and't,te Ceoseur des Censeurs.
there is ito pUblicaton down even to the
Petite 4.lficher, but has its roisomibie Editor for the
articles i33crted.
• It dotibtlesa will not be expected that the Proplia.
tors anal Editors of the Journals should express sat's-
fac;ion at a measure which) under a Mitigated name,
London, England, 1815-07-25

This day was published,
In Two large Volumes Bvo. price XI. 41. in boards, s New
Edition, with Corrections and Additions, being the F..ght.h, of
ELEMENTS of GENERAL KNOWLEDGE,
introductory to Useful Books in the principal Branches of
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Including the best Editions of the Classics; designed chirpy for
the Junior Students In the University and the dligher Classes in
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Oxford.
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THE AR Air.

About 180 of that fine Rcgimen', the Ist Royal
Dragoons, embarked at Dover yesterday morning,
and sailed in the afternoon for Ostend,
The 'transports Golden Grove, Lloyd's, Helen,
Centurion, Europe, Peggy, Albion, and Allis,
have arrived at Portsmouth, from America. brought
home the 2lst Regiment of Foot, and a detachment
of the 85th Light Infantry. They sailed from
Mobile Bay on the 18th of March ; from Havannah
on the sth of April; and from &Imelda im the !4
of April.

The 65th, or Bucks Light Infantry, who la'ely
distinguished themselves in America, were 1 ivile.t at
Deal on Sunday, and proceeded for Hrthe a arack,,
where the Depots of all the Light Intalitry Ite6i-
ments are in future to be stationed.

RAMSGATE, MAY 16.—Sailed last evenii,g for Os-
tend, from this port, the Venus Margate pacKet, Cap;..
Grin Grans, with passengers and horses. Arrived this
morning twelve hospital waggons and three fot;re
waggons, which are now embarking for Ostend, with
seventy horses and mules, belonging to the It •.y al
Waggon Train : they will get to sea in the night tide.
A squadron of the it or Royal Dragoons, which
was expected here to.day forembarkation, has changed
its route and gone to Dover for that purpose. The
Lord Liverpool packet, Captain FORSTER, will go tit
this tide for Ostend, with Major-General Lord ED-
WARD Soznettsia, Staff Officers, and horses on beard.
The last fleet of transports which left this ter Ostend
with horses, troops, Ste. have been over, discharged
their cargoes, and returned herein thirty-two hours.

NAVAL INTO
MAULS T
All. DYE
Dublin . - 1 0
Waterford - 0 1
Guernsey and lusty 0 0
Hamburgla 1 1
HolLnd • 1 0

LLIGENCE.
-ns DAY,

AIR. DU/
litbon . 0 0
Franey a 0 0
Flandert a 0 0
eytembuigh 0 m
Malta 0 0

DOiag,-MAT
We have had two arrivals from Calais this mot
ing t the young men who were drawn there fur the
army still refuse to depart : domiciliary visits bah
been frequent there for some time past, and rtialy
papers have been seised.—Arrived the Duke of W
lington cure packet, and several sail of vessels, t.rn
Ostend. A Dutch ship of the line has brought up in
our Roads this afternoon, from Antwerp, going to
Plymouth to join the Dutch tlitiadron tl.e:e, the
wind being contrary.

PLYMOUTH, MAY IS.
Came in the Joseph and Mary, 5T4%111'0144 from
Prince Edward's Island; Neptune cartel, from Havre,
to take out the American Commissioners to America ;
and the HARRIER and EsK gun-brigs, from Foreign
stations. Came in and sailed again the Acu.s to*
and WANDERER sloop of war.

FALMOUTH, MAY 14.
•
Arrived the Lady Louisa picket, with a 14.61
from Coranna m two days; and the Be}lona trans-
port from Cork—left that port yesterday
with thirty other transports, having on nom d the I'3lh
Regiment of Light Dragoons, 15th Hussars, 4114 a
detachment of the Royals, for Ostend.

The following is a List
now at Sea ;
Guns. Men.)
Frigate So • 360
- 41 . 360
...•. 44 •
360
. 4$ A 560
Corvette 3$ •300
.. ..
1

40. . . 300
122 200
24 900
4 - 300
, 14 150
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TOURNAL of a TOUR and RESIDENCE in
IP GREAT BRI fAI'N. During the Years ieto and lull.
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more pains on the survey of which h* has now published the re-
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is scarcely any pat t at the country whist he has not visited, and
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he has nut discussed with exemplary candour, intelligence, and
originality. In presenting it to the nati.m to whom it relates the
publishers are aware that they subject it to no co 11111 l on utYcleal,
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of the Algerine Squadrott

Guns.
Brig 80
20
Xebec 18
Schooner 1
Galley 3
10 Gun boars, each/
so
st guns, and
so Ditto, 1 gun -
1 I Bombard., etch
1 gin

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Yesterday the fame REGO; T dined With Mr.
Courts, at his house, in Highgate, where there was
a select piny to meet his Royal Highness, among
whom were the Duke of GONI7014 b Lord WILL/AU
GORDOO, Mr. Baron ApAII, &c.
Mr. PASKI of the Treasury, has left town on a
mission to Jamaica, to buy billion for Government:
Yesterday morning the Duke of Your: transacted
miliiarf business with the Pairiita REuswr, at C4ll.
ton,house : afterwards his Royal Highness proceeded
to his Office in the Horse Guards, and held a Levee
at Comniander in Chief.

Mr. MATES, the Messenger, was sent off last night
with dispatches for the Duke of WitaxiNcrrom .end
Lord CLANCARTY, under orders to proceed with the
utmost dispatch.
This morning are received New York tipers to
the 45d ult. brought by the George Washington, ar-
rived at Dover. Their contents are, however, by no
means interesting.
Thursday earning the LORD LIRUI‘EstANT of IRV-
LAN) (Lord WHITWORTH), and his Litly the Duchess
of DORSET, embarked at Holyhead tor Dublin, at•
companied by Dr. SLADR. The Vice-Regal Patty
landed safely at two o'clock on Friday at the Pigeon
House, atnid the acclamations of the populace.
CORN-EXCHANGE, MAY 17.—We had vet y litrle
btniness doing upon our market this Moroi:lg.-11,e
Wheat trade continues exceedingly heavy, n.. 1 having
any demand, but our prices of that, as well is every
Other Mick, may be 4011iidrire.k tile same as HU
Monday.

a4lll
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Under the Patronage of Ms Royal Highness tke PRINCE
REGENT, Her NIAIESTY theQUEEN, the Prince.'
LiIARLOT YE of IVALE3, their Royal Highnesses the
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all the ROYAL FAMILY.
111 F. CALEDONIAN ASYLUM FOR EDUCATING AND
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SAt-
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ki NG'S THEATR E.
NOBILITY, 'Subscribers to the Opera,
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lace, Covent-garden, and the Opera I I ..se will a,;"iit.-1:a vac-,
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