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fag uncovered, whose respi
bespoke them to be ancien
" The Prefect of the Se
in Paris, by which it ap,
francs are requisite for t
of the,. Allied troops an
galling for the same from
way of loan, to be repaid
Excise and other Dutie
. ♦anced from each person
thing like the scale of
Britain.

" The Moniteur cont:
Minister of War to the
pointment of Monsieur
the National Guards ; al
xecting every Officer and
to join his regiment with,
clay be reduced and plat
iR service, as his Majest
40 direct."

•
gg Every thing goes oi
Der here. The most Erie
tally manifested by the A
tons and the Plenipotenti.
The King of France ha
,Swiss troops into his pa
The demarcations of tel
.pendence and neutralit
nearly agreed upov."

' 0'

Marquis de Bausset,
here yesterday morning,
Archduchess Maria Lot
followed, and .he Prino
o'clock in the evening
tachment of the Huss;
Swiss Dragoons Iler
this mc,ming in visit the
they will make an eau
" The suit of her H
paensu, her son, consist'
are the Duchess of Mor
mole, Baroness Huvtan
busson, General Cout
Marquis de Bausset, Pi
Aignau, Equerry, Ban
Baron COI V isamphysic
Governess to the Prig
daughter."

" Since the 2d ini
Wczel has been re.opc
but they do not ventui
thought that it will be

" Nothing can be I
than the spectacle v
While the harbour is
have been cro%ded lu
all returned with full
the city is entirely cov
bnng us an immenst

and English manufar
cargoes are daily tray
Englishmen are settle
reigns at Amsterdan
Lion of uhich is pert
the Helder, Flushing
•"• The Dock-yard
and we are assured
will be shortly equi[
colonies which the
Our army already a
" M. de Changu
from the Sovereign
America in the con
'vial treaties with th;

se General Couni

with his Aide-de-C
- wcre prisoners of v►

" All the young
by Bonaparte's int
acripts, have been
Live peribLcd, in
demntd to hard 1
the humanity of tl
of Malian."

A rivate lctte
that the Boat) of
sor hibiting the impol
in order to mow
factures.

The linnorrat

yesterday, With tl

which arc said to
An English !Its
with dispatches I
The Detinitivo
eluded at I.ctido
are present, and
Tilt TnEA rt of

We have rea

possession-4 ac
4',1; pouncing Bv•
I the 4th May,
ACChUtlaticrla
London, England, 1814-05-19

Drd Miurnt4, the

that he WAS
pose three or
Three 'Tarsi/4
could enable dae
the measure: •
rt the BilL

:count of the quan,
Iported into Great
January to April
fled' from Leland
ccount of the quart-
rom Great lititain
:he quantity ar e-
varrirmse ports.
the propriety of oh;
is from Ireland to
erect.

e, that he should on
ittee on the subject

s read a second time

nittee on the Acts ;„
)utch Colonies and-

ion, that slips might
+he Colonies now in
.longed to the Dutch.
en the same tei ins
stiered to. go there.
ad a Bill ordered ac-

lest Bill was .reatta
tO4DOTTOW.

be EXCHFQUEK
sing a, clattie to this
~mmittee, exemptiot .
worship, whether of
4, from payment of

itt,i.

o a Committee on the

le object of the clausal.
n a future day. The,4
ould not be necessary ,
ted to public libraries
'hat 'no book need he
iless such as were re—
. That all Copy Rights
Ball, 'and that 4 the
raved his Copy Right, .
d.to piesent .one copy
'.:hat the term'of -Copy •
as certain,. and another
at'the end of the°
there was _another
Member gait!' Ma been
el.lers, to piovide, that
nade bf the.books pre-
p-it had been. said that
These clauses, on the
IV then received for the
le Houk then resumed,
ved, Was ordered to be
riday Se'rnight.
G S CA It.

UN.
Y 19, • 1814.
r the stock kidnap.

1

?aris Papers of Monday:
aking, barren of intelli.
tion letters from Getter,lf
n the 4th of May, front
the Imperial convict had'
mention it made of my •

" PARIS, MAY 14.
ries of Peace were signed

he King has appointed
f France. His Majesty'
'tate, but that when cia,
ices, he would repose in
us from Pero Fel++,
had arrived in the Lland
Without complaining of
trand adds, 4, I am much-
ed:"

"MAY 16.
lo pronounced the funeral
armed a conspiconus p.irx
of the 21st of lintiary,
e flew to the Commune*
)21 Officers to permit hint►
Ile last offices of Rellginsic
if a voluntary prisoner im,
he rest of his life. His
a burst of rage, and he
put to death but for Ca.
ecognised him as an old •
ived his life by assuring
was deranpd bj excessive
Duval thus made offer of
nt that the Krng had se:
'ermont to- attend 'him in

•
tafalque the. Cathedral, .
Olt veteran soldiers stint}.
London, England, 1814-05-26

NAPLES, APRIL 29.

On the 26th of March a truce for a year was eoc•
chided with the Regency of Turf'•. ind hostilities hot
to recommence till two months after, the expiration
of the truce. During interv.ii the definitive peace
to be arranged. the Bey of Ttinis has stipulated
for no condition in his favour. Tre N. i4po__ten •es•
sels may be freely employed in the coral fishery un
the cost of Africa on paying the simple ordinary
duties. There is no doubt but this truce will bring
about a durable peace, and procure liberty to the Nea•
politans who are groaning in slavery at Tunis.
The troubles which broke out in the Abritzzeo
have partly ceased ; the inhabitants took little pail ia
them.
London, England, 1814-05-26

Ditto -

SoJ• Lane, containing 2 0 30
Little I.ollea Hem 11 3 2
Great Lolley Hern 17 0 2
.-----30
Lo r

Watson's, containing 6 0
Middle Seeds S 0
Far Sods - - 9 1 1
Little Sods - 5 1 1

ScopHolmes,contaloing 5 2 2:
Ditto - 2 0 l'

LOT
Sea Dike, containing SOl5 (
Ditto - - 6 140
Ditto - - 61
Ditto - - 4
Ditto - - 4 0

......,.......23

LOT 12. Burnt House, containing ,
Pature, in the tenure of J. Wooldridge..
LOT IS. Riggle Toft, containing 1
tune, in the tenure of J. Wooldridge.
LOT 14. Fen Land, neat Forty feet
Acres (more or less) in tenure of J.
LOT lb. A Cottage, in Gosberton,
ton, with a Piece of Pasture Law.
Roods (more or less); also another
Three Roods (more or less).
Rent
above Estate in Gosberion
Rent of .El 9. 1 Is. 6d. and to Land
Oa the same day will be SoW.
-Wine, East India Madeira,
bas been less than seven
allsilant Currant Wine.
The HOUSEHOLD FUR,
"will be Fold on Monday, the
The latter may I3e seen at Mr.
square. Stamford.
For farther Pardenlan apply t.
Jackie., AtrornerauLaw, Stamford,
Swathed, May 2, lilt.
London, England, 1814-05-26

PARLIAMENI 41R r PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, 11/1-Vlr 25.

- -
Counsel were heard in contiouarign, and finally, reipectiag
the Irish Appeal, Reddington v. Reddington, their lordships'
lodgment upon which was deferred.
On the scats Cause of Graham v. Matswell-
The CORD CHANCRI;LOR-telivered his **Ron at some
length, and concluded by moving,, as the decision of the House,
a special judgmen,, tending partly to reverse, and partly to remit
back for further consideration, that of the Court of Session,.
which was ordered•accordingly.
On that of Scott v. Mackintosh; the Noble and Learned Lord
delivered Cis sentiments, and proposed, as the judgment of the
House, that the decree of the Court of Session be reversed.
Best's Divorce Bill passed through a Committee of the whole
Noun, in' which the intermarrying prevention clause was era
purged. The report to be received to-morrow. .
'1 he Dover kail Debtors Bill was read a second time, and
commkted for to-morrow.
The American *Vratle, Tcak Wood Importation; and Addi-
tions,' Custom Duties Bills, were read a third time and passel.
An arrow. of the diminution of expellees and-salaries in ter-
tab& .Pubiic Offices In Ireland, "was presented at the bar by Mr.
Johnson, and ordered to lie (mike table.
A few Private Bills were brought up from the Commons by
Mr. GORE I.ANOTOIJ, Lord STAN LIT, and other Members, and
read a first time.
"'hose pn the table being. respectively forwarded, wed, mime
routine business disposed of, their Lordships . Adjourned till
to-morn. ow.
London, England, 1814-05-26

----..-......--.••••—'—_____
OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, May 10, 1814.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of kir MA.
JESTre ORDNANCE, do hcrc4y give outtice,
That Proposals will be received at their Office, In Pall-Mall
On or before Wednesday, the Bth day of June next, from such Per-
sons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of TACKLE-
ELM/KS, and various otbor Articles of Iron, for Service of this
Department, for a period of three Years, from the litth July
next, determitialsie after the expiration of one Yeur,upon Notice
of three Months, at the option of either Party.
Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon applieation at the
Principal Store keeper's Office in the Tower; and further Parti-
culars, together with the tenni and conditions of the Contract,
may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid,
any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock ,where the
Proposal. must be delivered sealed up, and endorsed " Propo-
sals for 1 ackle-Hooks, &c. ;" bat no Proposal can be admitted
after the said Gth of June, at i a o'clock at noon of the same day,
neither will any Tender be noticed *mien the party making it
or an agent on his behalf shall attend.
Sy Order of the Ikard, R. H. CRZW„ Semidry.
London, England, 1814-07-14

Gentleman
an humble Address
ness the Prince Re-
aciously pleased to
ituation of the Ea-
r, and to direct that
advanced to 4s. 6d.

he motion.. No class
ntion mere than the
relied or. the confi-
I'm giving completr
cficial, and satistac-

tat he was not aware
pecnliar extent of li-
terefore bejoclicion%
the amount of tl,e
',nue; of t* retitipa
PLY.

the Right Hornier-.
icn, and altered the

not tai At that it
ent to take arrange-
aion piecemeal ; t'cr
scaleof the different.
came would bear to
;entlemen connected
lly be expected to feel
branch of the' ser-
['take a 4ifferent view
tlienk4at the higher
case; they might-be
ming wonld have op.,
ursuits, which t the: s
IP•rtionof their lite;
10 eggseepences more
deeM He wis ready
sign Avis not sufliciert
!tlemmi ; but thepro-
I Would go effectually
is. lie trusted the
it would be better to
; upon which it now
Live scale, which can.

'ew words ia favuur

ay of the Officers in
t cr Officers of higher
and it should be re-
Dfficers in this serfice
seven, or eight years'
If-pay at all.
:he EXCHEQUER
t that they were now
'keir own money, but
ithstanding what had
;en,:ral,' as to the tri-
if pay, lie had reason
d 'to be nearly double
'Lieutenant in the
r in. Ilona of rank
he ranked equal to a
,or equalising of rank
ne. The Right Hon.
Contar4ie scale of
ndsd atatii would be
lon were adopted fps.
:uatilin or a paiticulac
whole, would he pro.
:nt, and diSsatistaction

rot of the increase. it
libistefi, who had just
;,rant £lO,OOO for the
ciy-fivesommissions at
nander. in Chief, to op,
r suggested. But die
fusion of ecoputtay and
fit 9f.econoiny, when .
:they'were not voting.
en .00,0 f X) from tho
n ridiculous gewgaws
it they had been c.tlied
Clergy, and hecitated.
:he comfort of the En•
hought the people of
,ice, if they conceived
have been much better
rho had bravely fought
at was dear to them.

was reacly to admit,
s an extremely irksome
doubt that if the pro-
ny other applications
who would conceive
iwever painful the sub-
to discuss, they could
;e, or in relation to all
as the question would
Parliament could be
.hout receiving corns-
The Noble Lord *A-
ilich the ranks of the
of that it had not been
to throw commissions
d no means of support
led with intreating the
ngs to carry them W-
I stify.

tended that the topic
but of justice ; the in-
iituation of the Officer
which provisions bear

in explanation, stated
not to be confined to
ay, bait WAS to extend
upon haif-pay during

T.J.LOR of the
seveiAlly explained.
were as fonow:—For
!—!Majority 4.
t PA !MY, &c.
alter the
id it question of the
respecting the. whole

the EXCHA,?I,YE R.
:ets of the HouitAlOid,
icL the. order of the
their returns of what
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IiEWLE IT', BIBLE.

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• .
•• • •
Leot;li
question of arts, an not say which h way it
would be decided.
In atommittee Loci 'PASTLEREAGH Wu :Pfeil
that the Chairman should be instructed to move fOr
leave to bring in a Bill to fisrther continue the nets
no,w in force with respect to India bit& shipping for
one year, from the lit of January next.
The House resumed, and least was e'en to bring;
in *the Bill.

EMIT ESTIMATES.
On the report of the Army EstiMates, Mr. BEII-11
NETT expressed his objections to the alteration
made with respset to the Guards, at great length.
He disapproved of giving the Commander-in-Chief
that increase of patronage which he would derive
from this measure. He ntoved that the report should
be recommitted. intending, if this were agreed to, to
move a reduction of the-grant made by the first reso-
lution, that the alteration to which he had adverted
might not be carried into effect.
Lord PALMERSTON defended the measure be!
had recommended. The Duke of York, he observed.'
in taking Officers from the half-pay list to fill up the
commissions which had been vacated, had saved the
country between 2 and A'300,000, and he thought the
Commander in Chief who had acted thus, might safely
be trusted with the patronage of 35 commissions.
After a short conversation the motion for the recom-
mitment of the Report was negatived, the Resolutions
agreed to. and Bills ordered accordingly.
In a Committee of Supply, the following sums
were voted,
To twit* lfis Majesty to fulfil the engagements en-
tered Me with Foreign Powers £1,200,000
For Fwslng and Improving of the neighbourhood of
Westminster Hall and the two Howes of Parham( nt t'.6 775
To the Trustees of the British Museum 2,000

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
brought in a Bill for the further continuancc of the
Acts now in force respecting India-built ships. The
Bill was read a first, and ordered to be read a second
time to-morrow.

The remaining Orders of the D.ty were disposed of,
and the House adjourned.
London, England, 1814-07-14

iiii,LATE it's PATEN r STEAM KITCHEN anti
1-7 RANGE, complete, with I Ate Improvements, is warranted
to ba superior to ;t:I. other Apparatua in the Kingdom for all
kinds oft feiking (e.ther in Lace or smarl families) in the most
clean end delicate manner; i s carious opera ions ut hteamig,
Boiling, Roasting, Baking. Stewing, and broiling, and supplying
constantly from one to fourteen ,;shone of boiling water, and with
or without a Hut Closet, are all performed by the use of out
small lire.
It, superiority liver every other method of Cooking consists
principally In the following part icurars
1. It stands in a smaller comp 4, and is attended by less trou-
ble than is iiccasiolfed by any teller 111.11 C Cdbking, and it is
alw;:ys well understood by oace ur twice usitig, nor is it so liable
to he out of repair.
s. IL& the fire th.•• any other on the most econothfcal plan
colistinies it sulkeient, And it is %holly free trots great heat, and
aft sulploweous or other disaßrevahle smells.
3. 'Elie c:Ailtiog by steam ryiz.) hot 4i-stilled water. Meats so
rooked do not imbibe impure substances, such as collected in tea
kettles, &c.

4. Virtu lii dime(' on this plan may be coaled a I.mond time
and be as good as at the first, or when reads for dishing, can be
made to wait an hour without thing •puiied.
5. Roasting by hot air on this plan is more eleanly, sad there
ii a itavlog of one pound of mert in ten both in boiling and
oastirg.

G. lite whole is free from the poisonous effects of crlper,
or coppers badly tinned.
7. The Apparatus bas been pro►ed by particular calcula:ion of
many tunnies who have it in use, to clear its first cost in front
sin to twel►e niumhs, yielding or saving of more than in per
cent. both on the Weight of victuals dressed, and in the quantity
of fuel used.
Orders received Ly Thomas Wattleotard', Agent to the Pa-
tentee, at the Show Room-, N 0.64, Great Russell-street, Blooms-
bury squarr,'Loodon, wheat may be been the Patent Kitchen
and Range colnplete.
. N. U. Wholesale Warehouse, Hart-street, Bloomsbury.
London, England, 1814-07-14

MR. BAKER'S TRANSLATION OF LiVY.

"l'his day was publidied, liaudsnmely printed in biz Vols. Bvo.
price £3. :b. in Wards, a new Edition of
rrHF. HISTORY OF ROME.-BY TITUS
Trans'aml from the 01!:Tina1, wirli Notes and
Illustrations.—By at/RUE BAKER, A.M.
Printed to T. Cadell and W. 13. vies, Strand.—By whom
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FOR EALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
At the Custom-House, Deal, on Monday, the 19th day of July,
1814, at Two o'Clock in the Akfternoon.
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, in sundry Lots,
•
viz.

4 Taps Talt 1 Silver Snuff Pox
27 Bottles Dutch Drops 6 lbs Raw Coffee
1 Jar Tantarmals :136 Yards rreitch Thread Lace
2 Pieces India Muslin I 1 India Shawl
2 Sets Pearl Counters
Which may be yiewtd on tte
rir Twenty-hve per Ceut.

Morning of the Day of Sak.
rill be required au a Deposit.
London, England, 1814-10-07

NArAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 4.
• Sailedthe CONQUEST gun-brig for Wales ; SWALLOW
cutter on a cruise. It is reported that there are up.
wards of 70 vessels is Whit:and Bay, waiting a wind
to come up Channel.—Wind East.

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 6.
Arrived the Aux than of war from Ply Mouth—
. the BUZZARD and TUB MARANT for the Downs.
The Captains of ships bound to Spain, Portugal, and
the Mediterranean, must report themselves oa arrival,
at the Admiral's Office.—Wind West.
London, England, 1814-10-07

BRIGHTON, OCTOBE3 5.

The remains of the seaman and boy who were
drowned on board the Fountain collier, were interred
this afternoon, in Hove Church-yard. The names of
the sufferers are M. &amnia, aged about 44 ; and
G. Bail, about 16 : they were both natives of Sun-
derland. The man has left a widow and three chil-
dren to deplore his unfortunate fate. The vessel,
when she foundered, was not so far from the beach
as to leave the hull beneath the sea at low-water ; and
at the ebbing of the tide, the bodies were taken out.
They were found in the hammock where they had
been sleeping, the man's arms round the boy, as if
he had perished while in the act of endeavouring to
render him assistance. The accident happened about
one o'clock on Monday morning, when a sudden gust
occasioned such a shifting of the cargo of the vessel
(a part of which had been discharged) as instantly
turned her upon her beam ends, when she filled and
sunk. Two seamen, who were on deck, saved their
lives by swimming on shore. —The ship was insured
pretty nearly to her value ; but what is peculiarly un-
fortunate to the owner, the policy expired but the
day previous to her loss. The wreck now lies dry on
shore. Nearly the whole of her canto has been got out,
and men are actively employed in stopping the leaks,
in the hopes of getting her into Shoreham harbour.
London, England, 1814-10-07

FLEET FOR SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.

Coos or Coast Strr. SO.

Yesterday sailed the Timm frigate, Captain Has.•
rogasoa, and PELICAN sloop of war, Capt. Basiasn,
with the trade as far as Gibraltar. They soon cleared
the harbour with a fine wind. The Spanish ship that
arrived on Sunday, with cork and wines, from the
Mediterranean, has been put under quarahtine. Se-
veral of the inhabitants who had boarded her previous
to its being found necessary to make her perform
pratique, have been obliged to conform to the usual
regulations, and are now performing the necessary
quarantine.—Remain the several Vessels as per last.
London, England, 1814-10-07

DEAL, OCTOEER 6.

Sailed the Duchess of Richmond and ReWard trans-
ports for the River. Came down from the River the
Diana and Walker transports, and remain in the
Downs with his Majesty's ships and the transports
bound to Ostend, as per last. Arrived the Isabella,
Norfolk, and Antelope transports, with some Irish
Militia on board, from Harwich, for Waterford.
London, England, 1814-10-07

I'AW NBROKERS' DUPLICATES.

AIESSItS. GIUMSTONE and Co. N 0.47, Old-
£V.L Dailey, beg to inform the Public. in general, then continue
to advance Money to any amount, for the ke•!emptinn and Pur-
chase of Property in Ploie, particularly Manufactured Goods,
v..h.:ther of Linen, Wot I en, Cotton, Leather, or Silk; also
Plate, Diamonds, and Pear s.—Attendance from Ten until Four.
No Wearing Apparel or Watches will be redeemed.

NO BLANKS.
(4,IWIFT and Co. the Contractors, soUcit the atten-
►U77 eon of tile Public to the Scheme of the New Lottery, which
is all to be drawn the 15th of Ocruaca.-1 here are 6,000
tickets, anti 6,000 Prizes, including .
1 of 5C26,000 is £20,000
1 048. 2,000 ••• 2,000
1,000 3,000
500 ... LAO
12 ..... lOO ... 1,200

Besides 120 of £5B and Prises—the remaining Tickets
(which in all n tier Ltitteries havebeen Masks) will in this Lot-
tery be Prizes of Five Pounds each, being a certain saving of
nearly 25 per Cent. in every put chase.
TICKLTS and SRA RES are Selling, in great variety, at
SWIFT and Co's. Offices,
No. 11, POULTRY; I No, 91, ALDGATZ HlOll.
No. 12, Caoaloc•Caoss; STMT.

LIVERY TICKET A PRIZE in the New Lot-
tery of only 6,000 Tickets, the whole of which will be
drawn in One Day, the 15th October; all Purchasers must, there•
fore, if they miss the Capitals, have a Return of part of the Pur-
chase-money, as there are not any Blanks in the Lottery. The
Scheme contains Prizes of £20,000, X 2,000, &c. &c.
The Ticket No. 1,343,
A Prize of £20,000, in the Lottery just finished,
Was shared and sold in One Half; One Quarter, One Righth,
and Two Sixteenth Shares, by EYTON, STOCICBROKZN, 2,
Cornbill, and is, Coventry-street, at which truly fortunate
Offices the Tickets and Shares are now on Sale for the above
novel and ingenious Lottery.—The Holders of the Outstanding
IShares of the J 650,000 Prize, are reripeettelly requested to being
them for Payment.

FAMILY MOURNING—SELLING OFF.
MILLARD'S East-India Warehouses No. 16, Cheapside.
ALARGE QUAN'T'ITY oißlack Bombazeens,
Black S..rstiets, Cambricks, Black Muslins, Lenora, Pa-
risian Figures, adapted fur the pr.sent fashionable I)resses ; Black
Stuffs, Silks, Merino Crain!'' Black Nets, both figured and•plain:;
Black Lusties, broad Black French Lace, &v. &c a: nearly one.
half of the regular prices. They are divided in .mall quantities,
for the tonvenievce of individuals, of families, &c.—Also,
A very large quantity of PRINTED FURNITURES, both ell
and yard wide, of the lisetseason's patterns, winch merit the at-
tention of the Country Shop-keeper, Proprietors of 146,th, Lip*
jog-Muses, 6cc.--146. 16, Chapala..

N. IS. In the Scotch Universities there is but one Term or
Session annually.; and that Term in the United College meads
from the 20th October to the first week of May following. No
Lectures are given during the Summer Months.
London, England, 1814-10-07

This day were published, in Itmso.price 4s. boards,
LETTERS from a• LADY to her SISTER,
during a Tour to Paris, in the Months of April and
May,l6l 4.
Prnted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
noster-row; and at the British Gallery, Ss, New Bond-street.
Of whom also may be bad,
A Voyage to the Isle of Elba. Translated from the French of
Mr. Arsenne Thiebaut de Berneaud. In ilvo. price is. 6d. boards.
London, England, 1814-10-07

LifiP INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF INSOLVENT DEBTORS, OCT. S. '
homat Ammon was opposed on the ground of
refusing to swear that he had not been discharged
under any Insolvent Act for the space of five years
last past, as required by a certain clause in the pre-
sent Act.
BALLANTINZt Counsel for the prisoner, stated,
that his case was peculiarly circumstanced, owing to
his having been liberated by a former Act from the
very same debt for which he is at present detained
by the same creditor, who now sues him by a second
arrest, contrary to law and justice.
Mr. Serjeant PALMER deemed this an hard case,
but lamented that the Act of Parliament had con-
cluded the point by an express clause, providing that
in such a case the Commissioner was directed to dis-
m-ss the petition of the prisoner. .
Mr. BALLANTINZ gave notice of his determination
to move the Court of King's Bench, by way of ap-:
peal, on the question, feeling confident of success : to;
which the Learned Serieant replied, that his jurisdic-
tion was confined to the clauses Of the Act, strictly,'
:and had no concern with the power of the King's,
Bench. The petition ordered to be dismissed, but
without prejndice.--The prisoner was:remanded.
A sailor named Rigby *as opposed by a Mrs. Rid.'
dle, of Portsmouth, who keeps the Fountain board and
lodging pubic-home, in that town, who detained the:
Prisoner for a sum of £l6 for three weeks board and,
lodging, while theonly expectancy ofthe tar amounted
to a sum of NM. _ _

The ground of opposition was, that the Prisoner had
contracted another debt with a publican at Deptford,
afterwards, and a third with a tailor, both of which
latter debts had consumed the whole fund, which was
paid to them, in preference to the Plaintiff's demand,
by which she lost all. Itwas stated, on her part, that
the sailor was honest till tutored in the Fleet Prisen,
where he learned to punish the party who arrested
him according to the creed of that College.
Mr. Serjeant PAL/41.R animadverted on this disho.
nourable conduct in a sailor just discharged from the
Gladiator ship of war ; but added, that if 16 for three
weeks board and lodging was scarcely credible, or
very doubtful, to a person of the prisoner's means
and circumstances. He was of opinion, however, that
the cage would only amount to a common debt, and
1 not the interference of the Act of parliament ; but,
in order to consider the point, ordered the prisoner to
be remanded, and again brought up fur final judg-
ment on this day fortnight.
London, England, 1814-10-07

GRAVESEND, OCTOI3ER 6.

Arrived the Aurora, Corur.er, from Lisbon ; Nelson, Gray,
from liamburgh; Friendschaft, Casser, from Norden. Sailed
the Sydney, Hebeltine, for Newfoundland ; Twee Gebroders,
Boer, for Memel; Harmunie, Platt, for Antwerp; Good Hope,
Riot, for Rotterdam ; Hartle-, English, for Bremen ; Concordia,
Hofte, for Amsterdam.

The tonnage duty of vessels carrying horses and
carriages to France has been taken off, to the great
satisfaction of the parties interested.
COMMERCE. —The following is an extract of a letter
from Leipsic, dated Sept. 23:—« Thour.,h our fair
is not yet begun, yet it promises to be a very busy
one. The number of strangers who arrive every day
is very great; the quantity of goods which pouria
from all- quarters exceeds all expectation. Already
large purchases have been made, and made goods dis.
posed of. We learn from Brody, that the sales at the
fair at Berdiczew, were very considerable ; and we
expect from thence many Polish Jews, who make
great purchases. The number of English and French
already here is very considerable : and we have also
a number of Greeks, from Moldavia and Wallachia."
A Paris Paper, under the head of Hamburgh,
Sept. 17, says—" The intelligence that the English
have taken possession of the island of Bornholm, and
the almost impregnable fortress of Christiansoe, is this
day confirmed. They have thus a secure shelter and
an excellent seaport in the Baltic, as they have also in
the North Sea, in the island of Heligoland." Our
intelligence from Hamburgh, of a much later date,
does not communicate any such information.
The Palermo papers of the 12th of September
state, that the elections were nearly over in Sicily, and
the new Parliament would shortly op en.
Letters from Gibraltar of the 16th u It. state, that
there was no amendment, but rather the contrary, in
the epidemic complaint. Both the cues and the
deaths. had rather augmented. The military were
principally encamped on the neutral ground, and were,
by the latest accounts, wholly free from the disorder.

Sir TMOMA3 DYER, the first Officer who held a
British Commission in Spain, on the 24th of July
wrote a letter to the Secretary of War at Madrid,
desiring that his name should be erased from the list
of Spanish Lieutenant-Generals, as he considered his
rank in that service a disgrace to him ; because cer-
tain Members of the Cones, and others, had been
confined and refused trial ; because the Cones had
been illegally dissolved, and no new assembly ap-
pointed; and because the liberties of the nation,
which his eompatriots had shed their blood to pre-
serve, had been abrogated by the oppression of the
present Government. Not having obtained an an-
swer to that application, SiTTHoMM has since written
the following :
London, England, 1814-10-07

MORTGA GE.

WANTED, from 4720,000 to 1150,000 cm the most
ample Freehold Security, and particularly advantageous
to 'Trustees, having large sums to lay out or invest on landed
security.—A liberal remuneration will be made to the person pro-
curing it.
Further particulars Ina), 'be obtained on application to Mr.
Culsha, Law Ctationer, Threadneedle-street, London.
London, England, 1814-10-07

LAVENDON GRANGE, BUCKS.

TO BE LET or Sfil.D, with immediate possession,
A LL that MANSION HOUSE, with the Manor,
called LAVENDON GRANGE, in the Paris's of Laeen-
don, near Olney, in Bucks, with about is Acres of esceilent old
Pasture Land, and in addition 100 Acres or more of Arabic and
Pasture Land adjoining the Mansion and Premises may be had
if required—For Particulars apply to Mr. Francis, Solicitor, Nor-
folk Registry, Sariey-street, t'trand.

I. ALBAN'S, ti Lit l's. .
To he LET, and entered upon immediately,
ALARGE detached HOUSE, pleasantly
situated en the skirts of the lowa, consisting of three
Sitting rooms, ten Bed-rooms, light Closets, &c. with suitable
Offices, a large productive Garden mid an Orchard, together
with a Cottage adjoining. The rent of the who e is .475 pc:-
Annum, amino premium required, the present possessor being
desirous of removing immed•ately to Town. The "Fare, are
moderate.—Apply to Mr Bull, opposite the Inclia Howse; Mr.
Richardson, Charlotte street, Portland-place; or Mr. Robert
Nicholls, Aucti-4;:::r, St. Alban's.
London, England, 1814-10-07

DIED.

Saturday morning last, iu his 76th year, after a painful and
lingering illness, which he bore with exemplary pazietice,
Watling, Esq. f Leominster. Fur bisgood quallfie% in all the ri
lathe duties of life, he will be beg and most sincerely lamented.
October 3, In his 73d year, Mr. Clifford Elisha, upwards of
Si years Writiag-master and Accountant to the Royal Fouuda-
den School of Queen Elizabeth, in St. Olave, Southwark.
Lately, at Gillingham, near Chatham, Maj m..4.;eneral Andrew
Burn, of the Royal Marines, and a Member of the Bible Sociry.
At Havaaaak, Isle of Cuba, en the 41st of May last, Captain
Robert Crichton, of his Majesty's frigate Rhin.
At sea, ea the 49th August, Sir John Scott, Bart. of Ancrain,
midshipman on hoard his Majesty's frigate Rhin.
Sept. as, at Wkite Roothiag, Imes, az Rev. John Grundy
l'hosapsea, M.A. late Curate of the same.
Oa the 21 K ult. in her 18th year, Margaret, second daughter
of the Rev. James Smith, Paisley.
The 18th ult. at Drybridge, Monmouth, at a very advanced
age, the Raw. William Roberts.
key. if, Ylke

Bak, .

THE celebrated ANTI-IMPETIGINES, or,
SOLOMON'S DROPS, (without mercury, or any deie.
terious preparation) which stand In the hidh,..t estimation ••.r tits
cure of the Scurvy, Scrofula, Leprosy, and all disorders oh.
ginating in an impure state of the bind; being gradual, sen.l.,
and almost imperceptible, in their operation—the best ,111.• lento
that has ever been discovered f.'r that dangerous tniuer.,l Mer-
cury, sweetening the blood, and stimulating it to expels!! anxious
and impure Juices, giving strength and tone co the nerves, enR•
verfng and invigorating both body and mind ..;-Price ile pee
bottle, or four In one family bottle. fur Su. on whsck ore small
battle is saved. The words " Sarni. Solomon, Liverpllols."are es: •
graved on the stamp of each bottle, without which r.onr wraiths,.
Sold by Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand; Bacon and Cu. 150, us 1...
strea; opposite New Bond-street, London, and all mtd,thio,
enders.
11:)• Dr. Solomon experts, when consulted ley letter, tte I.leal
compliment of a one pound note to be kelt:sect, addl...
" Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, near laseq."ol,
Paid double postage."
London, England, 1814-10-07

MONNIuUTPSHIRE,

TO BE SOLD, a neat FREEHOLD VILLA,
with 27 Acres of Pasture and Meadow Land (worth .t 2
• per Acre); having thriving Plantations of twelve years growth,
and delightful prospects; sawed at Christchurch, within half a
mile of Caerleon, and two miles of Newport, both market towns.
The London Mail passing near the liutpie
Letters, post-paid, addressed to Mr. Smith, at Wm. Bowuar's,
Esq. Whitehall, London, will be duly attended to.
N. B. An exchange of propery of equal worth, within thirty
mks of London, wi3 not be obj-ctee. to.

MONE Y advanced, from ,e3(X)t. 0 £lOO,OO, by
BURROWS and Co. successors to RYDER and Co. Rus-
sell Mews Howland•street, Fitzroy-square, on Annuities, Bills,
Notes of Hand, and all sorts of Securities; they claim snore re-
spectability and power than any others in this line, and can make
an instant advance to persons of known character.
Attendance all day.
London, England, 1814-10-07

GENOA, SEPTEMBER 24.

In the night of the 4th instant a terrible hurricane
caused great ravages in the port and town of Ancona.
Twenty-six vessels were sunk in the port, and siz•
wrecked on the coast : forty lives were lost by this
disaster. Many houses in the town suffered consi-
derably ; and the total loss is immense.
They add, that on the 30th ult. a vessel arrived at
Messina from Naples, the Captain of which reported,
that on the 23d, Murat, while reviewing his troops in
the Champ de Mars, was fired at by a soldier with a
:musket, the ball from which wounded severely an
Aide-de-Camp close at his side.
The Neapolitan army is 55,000 strong, divided
into three grand corps.

VENICE, SEPTEMBER 11.
The fire in our arsenal has given rise to a thousand
conjectures. Besides the loss of the ships, the maga-
zines have sustained considerable damage, and at one
time great apprehensions were entertained for the
safety of the Hope-house. We cannot form a correct
estimate of the damage, but it is considerable. The
idea that the plague ha" not ceased in Smyrna, and
that it has appeared in the Isles of the Archipelago,
does excessive injury to out commerce.
VIENNA, SEPTEMBER 2L
The Emperor hat sent to Prince Schwartzenberg a
number of the Crosses made of cannon taken from
the enemy in 1814, aml intended for soldiers who
made that campaign. He has sent a medal of the
same kind to Prince Metternich, and requested both;
in (Littering letters written with his own hand, to wear
them round their necks.
London, England, 1814-01-21

Nke of Val fplitcretterat" Pint-Corea!, Colonel
Commandant of the foot chaaseurs .of the Imperial
Ciairdt. ' . -^' ::•-• . .... • •
, - Oa Ilse id; ?Want, the etittity appekred tat viii•
was of Sarrefonis, and placed some ho-Witaers be.
tween Loutre and Rodeo., 4.. On the Bth, at five a. as.
lam.. shells were thilown into the tcon. ‘
‘ I *lag of truce, sent in the morning, was sot 'aba
0 111161 hit ricticalbtra mission; Cokasel'Gailittotintia
manikin d'Aantes, woald not receiviO4 Aliti emis:
sary did not eater the town,- whara IM.4.mild have
found a warlike garcison, aid a nadositimoi reads
to assist it in case of necessity.
CHAMONT, (HAUTE MAINE,) lAN. 12.
• : rday, at 4 it. as. his Excellency the Duke of
Traria, arrived in, our town. He alighted at the
Hotel of , tore, and received all the Autho:
rides. This rning, at seven o'clock, he set out
.
tillr
for Langres, traihich place he was preceded by a,
numerous corps.;of tie old guard, infantry, cavalry,
and artillery, of the finest appearance.

• LILLE, JANUARY
Corps of different arms daily pass through our
town to proceed to tbettrontiers, and to the corps d'ar-
,mee of General DtOcailant Antwerp.
BAECAR*T, (IILEURTRE,) lAN. 10.
gen4tral Grouchyis. in our oountrylvith a superb
corps, of cavalry, holditg the defile Of the Vosges.
We daily see the (*ones destined to combat the cue,
my incieise.
The young guard hat gained some successes be-
yond Epinal. The account of these advantages has
been sufficient. to compel tome • Coach: who had
, ,
,appeared at Merecotirt, to rapidly get to a distance.

The French Papers cixatain besides vatious ac-
counts of the arrival of the Extraordinary Commis-
sioners in the departments asiigtied to them, and se-
veral of their Proclamations, which are all so similar
in substance, and even expression, to that of Count
Segur, that it is seedless to detail them.
Marshal Augereau is arrived at Lyons, to take
the command there.
FRENCH FUNDS.
January 35-• st tra,akr.
London, England, 1814-09-22

NEW LONDON, AUGUST 10.

Several of the enemy's ships came into the Sound
on SltturdAy and Sunday. Their force last evening
consisted of seven ships And two brigs, having in corn-
pany two sloops, supposed to be prizes. Three ships
and a brig came to anchor yesterday afternoon in
Fishers-Island sound.
London, England, 1814-09-22

ALBANY. AUGUST S.

Verbal advices by gentlemen who left Buffalo. on
Tuesday state, that our army remained at Erie, had
received considerable reinforcements, and rendered
their position very strong. They had ample means
of crusting if it became necessary.
The enemy were encamped about four miles below
Fort Erie, and their piquets extended to the vicinity
of the Fort.

The Canandaigua way-bill, of the 4th of August,
has this note :

" Seat to this office by the Postmaster at Buff,loe,
hecanse he had not time to mail them, expecting an
attack from the British every moment at that plAcc."

NEW-YORK. AUGUST S.

We understand that General Armstrong has given
it as his opinion the City of Washington cannot be
defended; and it is said he has engaged quarters at
Carlisle, (Pena) to which place it is supposed he will
roma, should the British make their appearance in
the District.

Three British ships of the line and a frigate, were
off the Hook on Monday last.
General Nl‘Arthur's division of one thousand men
is stated to have joined General Ripley, and rendered
his position very strong.
London, England, 1814-09-22

BANKERS' LICENCES.
STAMP-0111CD, LONDON, Seel. 1111814.
MOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Thnt by the
£ STAMP AC F, 48 Gco. 111. c. 149, all Licences granted
to Bankers or others, to issue Promissory Notes, payable to the
bearer on de/nand, and Allovied to be re-issued, wilt expire on the
10th of October next, and that they must be renewed within
.one month from that day, or penalties will be incurred.
•
That a s.parate Licence must be taken out for every•place
where the Notes shall he issuedrunless the to is licensed had
issued their Noies at several places before the 9.1 July, 1809, arid
latiginally .obtained one Licence for all such places; in which
use only, they will be again Ineluded it, one Licence.
That every Lieence must specify the names and places of abode
' the persons to be licensed, and the name of the place or paces
toere, and the name of the bank, firm, or title, under which the
tes are to be Issued; and Licences to persons in partnership
must specify the names, and places of altede, of all the gersans
concerned in tie partnership, whether all their names appear in
the Notes orliot ; and in default thereof the Licences will be
void. With these particulars, a specimen of the Notes must also
be left at this Office, by persons applying for such Licences. •
That a penalty of £lOO fur every offence, is imposed on the
issuing of Promissory Notes, of the description aforesaid, with.
out a ~T,,tence, or at any other place, or under any other Arm or
title, than is specified in the Licence; and a penalty of £5O for
every offence, is imposed on the inning of Promissory Notes, of
any description, or Bills of Exchange, not tisti.ystampAl, ana on the
re.iisoing of Promissory Notes, net album/ to be re-issued, as well
as on the re issuing of Notes, allowed to be re-issued, after st‘
periodfixed for that purpose, viz. three years from the slate thereof.
The Commissioners of Stamps hating had occasion to prose-
cute several Country Bank Ts, this Notice is given that all per
sons concerned may in future conform to the law, and avoid the
penalties for which they will Otherwise be prosecuted; and that
persons, applying for Licences, may come prepared welt all the
requisite particular* to be inserted therein, without ss kich the
Licences cannot be flied up, so as to protect the parties *gauss.
penalties. By ordar of the Commissioners,
WM. KAPPEN, Secretary,

QTATE LOTTERY of 6,000 TICKETS.—NO
1.-3 BLANKS-ALL TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY. -4tl
OCIOBER, 1814.

SCHEME.
£20,000
2,000
1,000 ...... 3,° 00
50t) 1,500
1,2i1C1
1,000
2,otia
:19,500

120 ..... ....
50 ••• ...• •.•
20 ...... ..

loo_
5.160

-- .
6,000 Prises. .C 60,000
• 1
TICXZTS and Senses are Selling by
RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co.
Contractors for the Lottery, at their Offices, the Corner of Bank-
buildings, Cornhill, and facing the King's Mews, Ch armg-Cross.
Where they sold the follnw;ng Ca?ital Prizes In the Last Lot-
' • tery, which finished drawing 17th September :
No. C,' 54 ' .. aelo,ooo -
No. 763 - - 5,000
No. 90E9 - - 1,000 '
IN THIRTY-SIX SHARES,
London, England, 1814-09-22

- •
NEW PIANO-FORTE DUET US. etc.
CIRAND OVERTURE w ANACREON, ar-
raw•ed for two Performers on the Pianoforte, with at-
. . .
editipaniments for Flutes-Violoncello, and Harp, by J Mazsin-
ghl, price ; without actsompaninicots, ss. Sonata fur two
Performers on the Pianoforte, by P. Winehergt.r, price 3s. Pas-
to....e from Stelbelt's celebrated Storm Cohccrto, atrlengeel for
wo Peyforiiier. on the Pianoforte, 3s. 6d. New edition of a fa-
' ennr:te Grand Duet, for two PerlOrnters ea the Pianofore, by
Miizart, prise ss. I.e Sotivenir, a second favourite Duett, for
t -Se.) Perrot niers on the Pianoforte, in which is iircreduced Mr
litahanis favourite song '• Forget me not," by W. Calietedar, pr.
.; Grand Jubil.;e, a Dveriwanto, in commemoration of the
jfortous Pease, for the Pianoforte and Harp, by P Resolli, price
•Ls ; Pianoforte Part, 3s. 6d. The Royal Naumachia, a Grand
Dramatic Dive ttsement for the Pianoforte, descriptive a•t be
Royal National Jubilee, by M P. King,price 36.6 d.
•London : Published by Goulding, D'Almaine,#otter, and Co*
20, Soli., Fqeare; and 7, Westmoreland-street, Dublin.

S'FAFFORDSHiRE.
MANSION HOUSE, with immediate posseuion, and Valuable
LAND at 1.3 'y
-Day.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. CRUMP,
On Monday, the 10th day of October, 1814, at the 13,.g1e Horns'
at Barr, at •lhr.:e o'Clock in the Afternoon,
Irj-lAT rant. desirable itnsidence, called lIANI-
- ,11- STEAD HALL, with Offices, Coach-houses, Stallling far
twenty Horses, and every convenience to render it a most Coin-
pletb Residence for the immediate reception of a Gentleman's
family.' There is a large Orchard, an excellent walled Garden
planted with choice Frul-trees, Hot-houses and Vinery, Ice-
house, Cold Bath, Boat-lam ,e, Shrubberies, &c. &c.
The land is beautifully undulated and tastefully interspersed
with plantations, and the House stands nearly in the centre a
an extensive Lawn, which contains some of the best Pasture
Land in toe County.
The Premises are bounded on the North of the River 'Thame,
which has been expande ! and male a beautiful sheet of water
tor the purposes of Ornament as well as to create an extensive
and valuable fishery attached to the Estate.
Th': whole comprises upwards of ISI Acres in a ring fence ;
land-tai redeemed. liamstesd Hall is about four miles from
liirniicgha n, and at a convenient distance from till turnpike road
Birmingham to Walsall, Staffhrd, &c. The 'Place
of Sale is on the same road, about a mile frotp Ilintastuad.
o view the Pretn.ses, apply to Mr. John liaiti, at the Spout
House adjoining the .state ; and for further Particulars to Mr.
Curtis, Walsall, if by letter, post paid. A Han of the Estate, &c.
may be ,ten at Mr. Hodgson's, Bookseller, Wimpole-street,
1,,,nd0n. Timely notice will be given in this Paper it previously
• el.spose..l of by rmateCoutlacts