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London, England, 1815-04-25

EAST EARNEI', (Ten Miles from London).

Elegant RESIDENCE, in the Cottage style ; with (Vices
Coach-house, and Stables, Garden, Pleasure grottoil, and
Land; the whole about Eight Acres—Freehold, Copyhold,
and Leasehold, under the Crown.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley, Cornhill, To-st oa-
ROW, April's, 1815,at Twelve ..'Clock, in One Irit,
A. VERY charming deltghttnl RESLUENCE,
situate on a fine commanding spot, on the Rued front
East Barnet to Enfield, a beautiful picture.que part oldie country.
he House hat been lately altered and improved, at a vi-i y con-
siderable expense, finished in a neat handsome styte, .tanding
on a lawn, with a Chinese Portico in front ; row
hall, Brrakfast-room, good I) nine-parlour, lofty Drawing room
of good proportions, with bowed back trent, inner-ltah, ;
Finn Storey, capital lofty Bed rhatnivr, with him...l kir!,
front over pr,.../teg room, fold' other excellent Bed clt.i:ol)ets,
two Dressing•toono, kc. • a Nursery, and now Bed e!..iitibers,
on the Upper Storey; Binder's Pantry, Housekei itounoi,
Kitchen, Scullery, &c.,• good Cellars under the I louit. ; a spa.
does paved Yard, with Coath-house for three C:.rria,les, two
'llltree.stall Stables, and loft over Wash-house and Laundry,
Dairy, Larder, &c productive Kitchen-garden Drying-ground:,
Pkasure-groeuds' neatly laid but, and Meadow.land surrotind•
log the House, and an excellent Meadow on the opposite bide of
the road; the whole Estate about Eight Acres, ortiana nted
with fine Timber-trees, terming a desirable •pleasasit Residence
for a Gentleman's Family, and toe Gardena and Grounds 144 up
at a small expense.
To be viewed with Tickets. Particulars cm the Premises; the
Red Lion and Green Man, Barnet ; Salisbury Ai ni3, Hatfield ;
Bell, Hertford; Saracen's Head, Ware; Essex Arms, Walortl;
at .Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins Warwick-street, Gulden-
moue, eit whom I:ickcts for viewing nta) be Lad.
London, England, 1815-04-25

LIORRTY Or TIIR SUKJECT.

The Marquis of LANSDOWNE observed, that
his motion for the second reading of the Bill for bet-
ter securing the Liberty of the Subject stood for to-
morrow ; but as a very impottant discussion was
Sued for that day, be should move to d scharge the
order with respect to it, and to renew it fur next
Monday.—These being moved by his Lordship, it
was ordered accordingly.
The Bills upon the table were then forwarded in
their respective stages, and the House adjourned till
to-morrow.
London, England, 1815-06-28

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AIRIVAL OF A MESSENGER FROM
FRANCE.

A person arrived yesterday morning at Dot-
from Boulogne. He same over is the Success pa
sage vessel, and was immediately conveyed to ti
Ship Inn as a prisoner. He said he was the bears
of dispatches from the Trench Government, reques,
ing passports for two Commissioners, ordered to r
pair to London. His dispatches were transmitted'
London, and he remains at Dover till the pleasure
Government be known. It is of little consequent
to the public to know what the contents of these di
patches are s WeLurraTon and &mums are now of
only rtegotiotors and our profoundest Statesmen
" DOVER, JUNE 27,

ge The Success (passage vessel) arrived hen tt
morning early from Boulogne, with an Officer wi
Dispat.thes from the French Government, whi,
have been forwarded, but the Officer remains he
until an answer is received from Town. The La,
Francis packet sailed this morning from Ostend ai
a Messenger, and this afternoon the Defence sail
fur the same port with Mr. BARIIA6I and a Messe
ger. The Industry, passage vessel, also sailed i
Ostend with passengers.
a The boat which went over from here for Cal
yesterday returned, without being allowed to 14
the passenger she west with. Another 120.41 is gi
to-Jay, and we expect she will be permitted to
the harbour."

We undnstand that the French Messenger who;
rived yesterday at Dover with dispatches Iron,
rebels at Paris has been ordered off. His dispaid
have been sent to Loris XVIII. Mr. 0110 vd a
of the Commissioners for whom passports were
quested and refused.

A Proclamation is said to have been Issued by t
illustrious Watt.unorott oil entering Fiance, in .A hi
he declares, that any cruelty inflicted on any Brit'.
soldier or subject in France shall be avenged by t
conflagration of Paris.

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London, England, 1815-06-28

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A commoNCOPNCL.I., holden in the Chamber
'IL of the Guildhall of the City of Loudon, on Tuesiay, the
7th day of June, MIS,
ilholved unanimously, That a dutiful and loyal Address be
resented to his Royal Highness the PalNce Rto congratu-
it:ng his Royal Highness on the recent brilliant Victory obtained
y the Allied Forces, on the lnth day of June instant, 'over the
renult Army, commanded by Napoleon Buonepone.
London, England, 1815-06-21

EAST INDIA AMUSE, jjas. lls 1815.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANnf 4115RC11AN.71; of ENGLAND, trading
the EAST I.VDIES, de hereh,, give Notice,

That the Court will be ready to receive Proposals, In writing,
In or before WEDNESDAY, this nth of July next, from the
Ls.r.t.rs of bitch Ships 0‘ the burlicn of about 1 Tons, which
.rriveil in the year 1814; and also from the Owner; of such
.;hips of the same borthen as are expected t.) arrive in 1815.
“avity. per wrined Six Voyages in the Comrsny's Regular Ser-
vice, specifying the rate of freight at which they may he wiling
o let such Alga for a Seventh Voyage iu the Company's Regu-
!Jr Service.

1 he Tender 4, with the words " Ship 'Tender" on the cover,
be severally sealed up and left with the Secretary, at or before
Twelve o'clock at Noon on the said 12th July, beyond u hich
hour the Court ►ill not receive any Tender.
JAM FS COBB, Secretary.

The Particulars of the Terms and Conditions on which the
Ships will be employed in the Company's Service for a Seventh
Voyage, may be had on application to Vr. Joan Molt tcr,Clerk
'o the Committee of Shipping, on or after Friday next, the 16th
natant. •
London, England, 1815-06-21

S FATE LOTTERY.
FULL OF GUINEAS!—FuII of superior CAPITAL PRIZES!
....and a:together full of novelty is the Scheme of the present
lottery.
EYTON, Stock-Broker, 2, Cornhill, and 18, Co-
ventry street, performs his duty to his Friends and the
in giving tiseni the beads of the present I.ottery, which
egins itch JULY. The Scheme requires no comments, and It
t 4 rectal:met:dation sufficient to state that there is a princely
Prize of Xto,ouo; a grand Mite of .€,010•,• be edge Xstn,ooo,
<c. Stc. and IVA* Guineas to b. all paid in Gold. E. E. in the
:Au Cetitraet, felt great pleasure in paying t4l so many of his
roads port of the Geld lor .harps ..id at his fortunate °fates,
above, sonde be a continuance of their i4vouri, which
vat at all time* receive his 'wit atteuti.A. All Business in the
ands transacted with fidelity a. swish
London, England, 1815-04-13

GHENT. APRIL 41.

His Royal Highness the Prince of Orange is ex-
pected here, his horses arrived yesterday at Most.
The Duke 6f Berri is gone today to Most, with
the King'i Household troops, whence it is said they
will go to Malpis. Among them are 100 students
of law, who had taken arms for the King, and were
made prisoners by the rebellious garrison of Bethune.;
but these brave young men have found means
to escape, and join the faithful French here.—
Thirty-three of the 100 Swiss, who were made ri-
gours at Bethune, have likewise joined the King's
troops.
London, England, 1815-04-13

BRUSSELS, APRIL IL

Some squadrons of the first regiment of Belgian
carabineers set off this morning for Nivelles—seve.
ral battalions of our National troops are also on the
march to join the army of reserve.
The Duke of Wellington returned this morning
from Ghent. In the last 24 hours a great number of
Couriers have passed through this city from Vienna
to Ghent and London, and others from London to
Vienna and Hanover.
London, England, 1815-04-13

• BERLIN, APRIL I.

Official accounts from Neukhatel state, that three
of Bonaparte's emissaries have been taken by the
peasants, end immediately hanged upon trees.
Some days ago a French General, who was like,
wipe a spy of Napoleon's, was seized here, and three
days 'ago a French Captain. The latter had papers
tending to excite insurrection in Poland. Three other
hock swiss bate been takes at itiagdeburip

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London, England, 1815-04-13

LOUVAIN, APRIL 7.

To-day there arrived here 100 men of the first p.!-
gtment of Dutch Cirabineers from Amsterdam, on
their way to the frontiers. To-morrow 300 mote Arc
expected : this fine regiment is almost wholly com-
posed of veterans. An emissary sent to seduce the
troops to Bonaparte has been taken and sent to the
prison in this city z this agent cried continually, Five
Naito/row J he had been pursued from Maseyck, where
he had excited some soldiers to join him.
A Courier sent by Napoleon to Vienna, has been
stopped inlWirtemberg, and not permitted to proceed
without an escort.
London, England, 1815-04-13

STATE LOTTERY.
ALL THE THREE Askru3o PRI2i:4 ARE YET IN THE
WHEEL, and may be drain early In the Morning on
SATURDAY, April 15, when Matt Prises will reeciee
3,000 GUINEAS in GOLD!!
'll BISH, the Contractor, thanks the Public for
JL • their distiniuished favours in this very popular Lottery.
and aequaiw4 diem that on the First Day et Drawing, which
was last Wednesday, two of the See Prizes entitled to One
Thou:and i i,nneiss sack in Gout ware drawn : one was Sold
by Him, and cl.eother by ameba; Mee-keeper, to whom T.
BISII, (a the ekiiiiraCtet far the Lottery) paid immediately the
Thousand Guinea hi GOLD. Tickets awl Shares, warranted
undrawn, are selling at
No. 4, CORNIIIILL, and 9, CHARING.CROS4, London.

SALES BY AUCTION.
LINEN and WOOLLEN DRAPERY, GLASS, CHINA,
TABLE SERVICES. JEWELLERY, &c.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
BY MR. MOAT,
At the City Mart, 68, ChespsideuTo-moitaow, asruenAr,
and every Day nest Week,
THE STOCKS- of several Linen and Woollen
Drapers, Jewellers, Cutlers, China and Glass men, &c.
declining Business, and other miscellaneous Property in distress,
or otherwise under the necessity of commanding immediate sale.
consisting of West of England Superfine Cloths, Kersimeres,
Coils, Table Linen, Must its, Irish* linens, Skirtings, Shawls,
Hose, Carpets, Rugs, &c. &c.; together with several Lots of
Gold Seals, Chains, Keys, Rings, and Broaches; Knives anti
Forks; Plated Cruets, Liqueurs, and Decanter Stands • Tele-
scopes, Globe., mid Quadrants; China, Table and Desert Ser.
vices; Decanters, Wines, Goblets, Salts, &C. &e.
As the business of the City Mart is wholly conducted by Mr.
MOAT, sole 'Proprietor of the Premises, with the strictest atten-
don to integrity and respectability; a. he will not receive any
Goods for Sale but whlt are guaranteed by the Owners to the
Public: as to their soundness and perfectability ; and as he I. al-
ways on the spot to answer and rectify any errors or objections.
Families, young liousekeepees;Visitors from the cou ry,Tavern-
keepers, Captains of Ships, &e. &e. (for whose accommudatic.n
the Z..'itoe.s are put up in small Lots), find great Wriest in admitt-
ing these daily saes of established confidence, where they meet
with almost every article In general request.
The Goods are on view at eight o'clock in the morning, and
are open to tbeinepection of the Public during the whole of the
Sale, which commences at eleven o'clock ; and, for the conve
offence of those who cannot leave their business in the day time,
again in the evening at seven o'clock.
Catalogues to be bad of Mr. Moat, 68, Cheapside.
London, England, 1815-04-13

SPORTING lA7ELLIGENCE.

NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. ISIS.
vriantrame, APRIL 12.
Mr. Perren's Parson Tozer (late Mistake), S. Sib. beat Mr.
liallett's eh. f. Joanna Southeote. 7st. 12th. Ab. M. loop.

Five to 2 on l'anon Tozer.
Sweepstakes of 200 gs. each, colts, Set 71b. fillies, Sat. 41b. T.Y.C.
Mr. Payoe's filly, by Selina, out of Zoraida 1
Mr. Thornhill's colt, by Hasubletonian • • 2
Lord Foky's filly, by Selhn - - s
Mr. Lawreirs filly, by Rubes - - 4
Three paid-5 to 4 eget Mt. Pa) ne's f.-6 to 4 agst Mr. T.'s c.
Duke of Grafton's Partisan, Set. beat Mr. Bouveries Schell&
rand., list. Mb. T.Y,C. 200g5.-6 to 5 on Partisan.
Mr. Watson's Pericles, ilst. 71b. beat Mr. Stonehrwer's Ham-
let, llst.4lb. T.M.M. his. h. ft.-5 to von Pericles
A Subscription Plate of £5O for 2-yr-olds, 7st. 3-yr.old', Sit. 71a.
and 4-yr-olds, 9st. T.Y.C.
Mr. Payne's bay colt Onys, 4-yr-old - - 1
Lord 0. H. Cavendish's black colt lilackamoor. S yr-chl g
Sisteeu started—The Judge placed bet two—Five were drawn.
Two to 1 agst Onys.
The Third Class of the ()Wands Stakes, of Sag?. each, h. ft. D.T. •
Mr. Villirr's Don Cossack, 4-yr-old, Bst.9lb. - 1
Lord G. H. Cavendish'. Alcohol, 4-yr-old, mt. Sib. • 2
Mr. Wyndham's bay filly, by Orville, S-yr-old, 7st 21b. S
Lord Jersey's Fugitive, 4-yr-eld, 711. lids. - 4
Sta paid forfeit-5 to 2 agit Dou Cossack-6 to 4co Alcohol

A very interesting discussion took place last night
in the House of Lords, on the subject cf Bo? ArAlyres
escape from the Isle of Elba. The Marquis \\relax'.
Lay m )v e d for sev:ral documents connected with this
transiction. The ;notion was opposed by ell the Mi•
nisterg, on the grf;und that it Will impossible, without,
breaking the Treaty of lontai hlea tt, to h eve prevent•
ed the escape of BONAPARTE from Elea. They also
defended that Treaty as a measure which the circum.
stances of the campaign rendered necessary at the coo.
:pent when it was entered into.
Since the return of Lord HARROWPT and Mr.
.WELLEsmit PoLa from the Continent, rumours cf a
most warlike aspect have been in circulation in the
higher circles, and it is added, that a Message irons
the Putt4ca Rtossr will be presented to both Houses
of Parliament this evening, stating the further sen•
timents of the Allies on the subject of \Var.
It was currently reported on 'Change this morning,
that. MURAT has proceeded with all his force to take
possession of Leghorn.
FRYER AT CAMPRIDORea-011 account of the ra•
♦ages of the fever at Cambridge, we understand that
the Senate have come to the deternsinAti,,n to post•
pone keeping Term till the division; previods to which
time they will witch the progress of the disorder,
and consider the propjet, of giving th. Thin
altogether.

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London, England, 1815-04-14

OFFICE OP ORPNA NCR, April 3, 1813.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of lIIS
isrr, ORDNANCE do herd, eve Notice,
That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall,
on or before FRIDAY,* 21st instant, from such Person. a.+
may be willing to undertake the Supply of ARM CIIESTS,
for service of this Department at Birmingham, for a i erimi of
one year.
Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at
the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the 'Power; and at Bir-
mingham, to Major-General Miller, the Inspector of :nail Arms
there ; and further particulars, together with the T. tots and
Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's
Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours 63f ten
and four o'clock, Where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed
up and endorsed, " Proposals for Arm Chests;' but no Propo6,ll
can be admitted after the said 21st inst. at 12 o'clock at noon of
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 Boarti. R. 11. CREW; Secreta.v
London, England, 1815-04-14

TIM dAmr.

The sth Dragoon Gnarls have keen ca-,roned by
divisions in Cambridge for the last tree days, on
their 2-sancta N ttingliam.
The 7lst regiment sailed from Plymouth fa-
Ostend on Wednesd y.
The 101 h Dragoons embarked y.,:terday, and a
troop of flssrse Artillery ern', .•12s tosd v.
Th- 55th Rrginient ot 17,-st comes to •'se Tower
of London, to do ditty. :end •-4 be At b..•!.i to embark
for foleign service, if nece.s3ary.
The 83d Regiment is ordere& (torn Dublin to
Cork, to embark for foreign service.

Ni?ATE-LIGENCE.

MAI
ARR. DUE 1

Dublin - -
Waterford - 1 1
Guernsey & Jersey 0 0
Holland - 0 1
Heligoland - 0 0
Gottenburgh - 0 1
FA [.MO Ul

•11. DV
• 0 1

I .i,b4in
Cadiz
France
liamburgh
Brazi!s
Flanders
, APRIL 11.

o 0
1 0

• 0 •
- - 0 0
- 0 0

Arrived the Patriot Griwig, SLEIGIIING, from the
Havannah. Sailed the Susan, FREEMAN, fur Pen-
zanee.—Wind S. E. light breezes, fine pleasant sum-
mer weather.

PLYMOUTH, APRIL IT.

Came in the French vessel le Lecade, GUT master,
from Moriaix fir B iurdeaue, cktAined by his Majes-
ty's ship SEALAKK. Also arrived the Edward,
Lownev, from Bourdeatm for London with goods
and passengers.
London, England, 1815-04-14

was a combat from one bank of the Tsere to the
other, which had no other apparent result except
some wooaded persung who were brought into tl.e
city. _ •_

•• The Duke d'Angonleme mounted his horse at
mid-day, and did not return till four o'clock. Al r•-r
that much precipitation was remarked among the
chiefs, and it was augured th tt their departure would
be speedy. In fact, at ten o'clock in the evening, the
Duke d'Angouleme departed, and all night horses
and carriages were heard to go away.
44 In the morning of the 7th, we learned that the
city and the country round it were entirely evacuated,
and at seven o'clock there arrived, with cries ut
PErnliereur 1 the National Guards of Vienne, well
armed, and well accoutred, who announced to us
the arrival of troops of the line.
(Signed) 46 BiCaLiONe"
44 Valence, April 1, 9 o'clock in the Morning."
The Juirnal de Paris has an article from Naples.
dated March 29, stating, that in consequence of the
party at the Congress in favour of the restoration of
King Ferdinand. having gained superior influence,
Murat had put his army motion, to the amount of
80,000 men. Two divisions were passing through
the Roman States. The Pope and his Cardinals had
fled to Florence. This extracadinary event, it is
added, had produced some movements of a very nu-
merous party at Rome, who wished a secular govern-
ment, and were dissatisfied at seeing all offices filled
byAbbes, Monks, and Priests.

There is ulk of the appointment of six new Mar-
shals, amours whom ate mentioned Generals Ber-
trand. Drown. and IYE, lon.

It is reported as certain, that the Doke D'Angou-
leme has retired to the frontiers of SpAin.
London, England, 1815-04-14

DEAL, APRIL 13.

Came down front the River the Apollo East India.
man, for India ; Ewretta, and the B.►rrick, for Que-
bec ; the Louisa, for Trieste, and the Matchless, t;)r
Boston, and remain in the Downs. Sailed the Trent,
Anson, Thomas, Unity, William, Benevolent,
Apollo transports for Cork, to bring troops from I.e•
landotnd to take them to Ostend.—Wind S. W.
London, England, 1815-04-14

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL. 1/.

Arrived his MUjesty'a ships A MillION and Rixo-
savE, from a cruise "off the Western filal.ds. S.tiled
his Majesty's ships SPEY, for Cuern,ey. and the
BUMUDA for the Downs.—Wind S.W.
London, England, 1815-06-26

aisk Tesler oast is assourtanieet by • Later from too rotatable
Ponies sateting to look hood with the Perrot tenderinz. -in the son
of MOON Jr the do terforeemose of tie Contrast.
Praha, tartkalars sisal he Manta, hg *Nog at

t OAR. .

- • . , *Mitt mug cirrics.
VOlt.tbe issuraskir Bui'jingo, Furniture, Mer•
-ehandize, Ships,Vesselkond all other Propertfogainst loss
irdamage by ME.
Insuranses Ibr *bat Periods, ur for severs:l'am together,.
may be stetted at this Mice. upon the most etabis Terms.
Petioles will not be charged for Sums of Liu e er upward-, I
nor to Persons !Demoting their present Insurances.
The whole STOCK of a FARM will be insured without Spe-
cification. at the reduced Preniludt of us. per Cent.
Receipts for the Renewal of Policies expiring at Minsust-
ulta DAT' niay be had at the principal Oakes lb the Strand and
Cornhill, Linden, and of their Agents in the Country, who
will twelve Proposals fer new Insurances.
ROBERT SKELTON, Secretary.

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE-OFFICE,
Established by Royal Charter In the Reign of King George I.
June 1815.
PERSONS, whose Annual Premiums fall due on
the 84th instant, are hereby Wormed, that receipts me now
ready to be delivered at the Companies OfEces' over the Royal
Exchange and in Pail-Mall, as Well as by their respective Agana
in the several Counties; and the parties assured are requested ti
apply for the renewal of their PPlidest on or hdom the 9th of
July nest, as the usual fifteen days allowed for payment, b&.
yard the date of each Pallet will then expire.
SAMUEL FENNING, jon. Secretary.
••• Attendance Is given, daily, at the said Offices, for the As-
surance of linEdinp, Goods, Merchandise, and Ships In Harbour
in Dock, or while Building, frees Loss, or Damage by Fire; and
also for the Assurance of, andgraming Annuities en Lives. •
N.B. Fire Policies will be issued, free of expellee. to the As.
saved, where the annual Prensimi amounts to es. or upward‘
London, England, 1815-06-26

•around him. His escape is almost miraculous.

" Medical aid is much wanted ; from its want many
have died. There is nothing certain as to either
VANDAMME, JIEIIO/414 or MURAT. I have just been
another Gentleman who came in the packet. 14.1
assures me that 18,000 Russian Cavalry are couti-

deafly said to have joined the Army. The loss of
the British, in killed and wounded, does net exceed
10,000 men, of whom 800 are Officers. Bt.ticinut
lost 10,000 the first day; that of the French cannot
be accurately ascertained. The Belgians fought ad.
mirabiy. Fifty-five thousand was the outside of the
Allied iknny (not including BLucura's) opposed to
the whole of BONAPAATeII force."
“ DOVER, J UNE 24.

a A vest deal of distant firing was heard here
yesterday evening, and nearly the whole of this day,
and appeared to be from the French land in the di•
rotation of Dunkirk. Lady UXBRIDGE embarked here
this day on board the Lord Duncan packet, Captain
HAMILTON. for Ostend.—Sailed this afternoon the
Duke of Wellington extra patket, Captain BATSON,
with a nuta and passengers for Ostend.
JUNR 25.—A gentleman of the name of PHILLIPS,
landed Isere this morning early from a French boat
from Boulogne. He comes from PAlS—the account
of the defeat of BONAPARTE'S army was known there,
as was the immense loss he had sustained in men
and seaferie/—every thing was quiet, and BONAPARTE
himself had arrived in that city. The boat which
brought this Gentleman over returned immediately.
The Gentleman also set off for Town soon after his
arrival. .
a The Hon. Colonel PERCY, who brought over the
account of the late victory, arrived here this morning
from Town, and embarked with Lord ALVANLEY on
board the King George packet, Captain KING, for
Ostend.
a The Lady Frances packet, Captain RUTTER,'
and the Princess Charlotte extra packet, Capt. HAL.
Limns, have arrived this morning from Ostend—the
former with a mail and passengers, the latter with the
Prange and horses of the late General hello mid
'teal passengers.
" Mr. Wm', the Messenger,arrived at Ostend,at
eleven last night from Mons, where Louts XVIII.
load arrived, and SO horses had been immediately or.
eyed so enable his Majesty to move forward after
, . Allied Armies, whirl were much is advance ;
*dish were near Valeheiennes when the last ac.
Vothtte come away' Them does not appear to bavilf
bela-asy brads Area Prisms Duman took the lasi
cannon and carriages =Monday; but Many primal
. sositiime to be brought la.".
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London, England, 1815-06-26

SECOND EDITION.

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• STAR-OFFICE, TWO O'CLOCK.
trench Papers have been received by Gorertiment
to SAturday last. Their contents are of the higher[
impertance, and have been circulated ansong the
Ministers in the following
London, England, 1815-06-19

BIRTH.
Tuesday, at Clem House, near Dusufetes, the Lady of Car
Hamilton Maxwell, of &son.
At Aberdour Manse' the 9th hut. Mrs. Bryce, of a daughter.
The 6th instant, the Countess of lEnntskillen, of a sou.
ni ' Thursday sen"ght at Oakley-house, the Lady of Lieutenant
Colonel Afileek, et a daughter.
London, England, 1815-06-19

MLLE, JUNE 'o.

is Excellency tl,e Duke of tram &tin, Maini-Ge.
tiet:d in toe Artily, hal just united within our walis.
At tht tit iremnt ahti sound gof the eiantinirof the
del esAnii..uncesig tie Acceptotion ~f the C mstitotion:4l
Ast. Tuc luAu ordered by-the governeut fit, vpayit•
,st.aie end of nest 6.;ptember, begios w lilt.

cIi.4.TIAU-CAMBRESIS, JUNE a.
Every thing byre assumes the most warlike and
enerAetic attitude. Alt the military shibpositif,ns
us to hope that hostilities will not long be Jel.iyei.
We expect every instant the Emperor gapoiroo. and
his arrival will be the signal ot battle, or rat:Aer ut
victory.
A young man of this town, who has artive3 from
Mons, where he was a student, assures us that coo-
thing can equal the boasting of the English and
Scotch whom he has seen, except the ardour of t',e
French troops whom he met on his route. However,
through the rhodomontades of the enemy, we pirceive
the fear which is inspired by the extreme env gy oi
the French soldiers, whom they nevertheless 3:ylc
rebels and brigands, expressions consecrated by t'le
W%mations and pamphlets ot Ghent : but at the
firing of our cannon, this pride will desert OW
enemies to give place to a very different wntinient•
It is particularly against the Prussians that l;:f
French army rmenilests an implacable hatred; ..";
we have some reason to f'ear, that it will not be will•
ing to make any prisoners of that nation.
-Paw A person trota the neighbourhood of Mors.
who is now here, and who has received a 'CLIO twm
his district, assures us that the movements
Allies betray the greatest hesitation, and that
parks of artillery appear to be moving from di; non
tiers into the rear.

BREST, JUNE 9.
According-to authentic And official accounts, ther.
are no longer ally assemblages of insurgents
frontiers of of this department. The inftbitmut.,
moment misled, have returned to their homes at 04'
teauneuf, Cadmic, Faoret, &c. We remark alai
them several Chiefs. The arms of the insurgen“
who have returned home have been deposited ti'•
Mayor's house of Gourin.

How are we Rained P-1•1:n withstanding all that 0
long.taced limily of the Croakers have said await!
war, yet tit one of their predictions is likely t'
illiiiiledelin.;:ilo.llld, LITTLE England, in spirt
resources, is yet unshaken. Satin day was the Jay
the payment of the first instalment upon the L.sia
10 per cent, yet the money market rose nearly
Per cent. The new (Minium lett I) ff at premn
evidence of money being plenty was cle,
shewn by the numerous purchases made at the 1
ter2.9ffices. The Scheme is, rt must be admit
MY inviting, lOTA presents a certainty never olio
to the public before, of one Ticket gaining
in say.- nothing of the other splendid 00141
430,000, 420000,8 m kc. and 120000 Gosiaear 61
London, England, 1815-11-02

VENICE, OCTOBER 19.

Letters from Collu announce that trangallity,has
been pertectly restored by the arrest of some turbu-
lent individuals.

The plague continues its zavages in Eili:u; and in
the Islands of the Archipelago : it desolates the City
of Smyrna.
V.irious accounts are given of the situation of
Turkey and of the diplomatic relations of the Divan
with Austria. It appears that nothing has affected
the existing harmony between the two Powers, and
that if the Sublime Porte continues its armaments, it
is not Austria that has any cause for alarm.
The cruizers under the Pacha of Jenina's flag cap-
ture ::11 vessels exLeptEnglish and Austrian.

Btnvels and Frankfort Papers arrived this morn-
ing ; the latter to til:'2fith and the former to the 30th
ultimt), but th:ir contents are not very interesting,
being chiefly occupied with rumours and speculations
concerning the Tteaty of Paris, concluded on the 2d
ultitnn.
London, England, 1815-11-02

rr•.AI., NOVEMBER 1.

T::e Danish ship Mercarius, from Copenhagen f": -
Sr. Croix, is the ship supposed to I't lost on ff.:,
Goodwin Sands on the night of the 39tii ult. The
ship's log and papers have been picked up, from
which the above information was obtained. It also
appears, she had several Danish soldi.:rs on hoard.
The whole, with the crew, it is feared, have perished.
Sailed several small transports for Dover ltcads.
London, England, 1815-11-02

AMERICAN PAPERS.

FROM T•HE LEXINGTON GAZETTE, AUG. 28TII. I
A Gentleman has just arrived from St. Louis, who
• informs us that a Treaty of Peace has been negotiated
with the hostile Indians in that quarter, and that the
depredations on the frontiers had ceased. Colonel
Miller's regiment was ordered to Detroit, and is to be
replaced by one commanded by Colonel Nicholas.
PITTSBURG, Sr.IYTEMBER 2.
By the arrival of a Gentleman direct in this place
from Detroit, we have intelligence that to the 20th
ult. the expediti6n to Oticago and Greenbay has been
Po aponed by General Brown, until the next Session.
1 Ise various tribes were collecting at Detroit, and no
' elq.6t was eittc:Laineiii that every thing would be
amicably adjusted, •
London, England, 1815-11-02

bIitADFUL

This morning, between two and three o'clock, in
alarming fire broke out in the workshop of Messrs.
LACOSI and Sermonic, Carpenters and Builders, 79,
Wardour-street, Soli°, which burnt so rapidly, that
in an hour the whole of the premises, consisting of a
front dwelling-house and back workshop, were en-
tire•. 7 burnt down.
We lament to add, that three fine children, of the
respective ages of four, six, and eight, two girls and
a boy, perished in the flames. The remain; of two
of the unfortunate little sufferers have been dug
out. The servant girl, who slept with them,
leapt from the second floor window, and thus saved
her life; but her limbs were broken, and she has
been conveyed to the Hospital. Such was the vio-
lence of the flames that the walls of the houses
on the opposite side of the street are a little da-
maged. By the exertions of the firemen, however,
the ravages were principally confined to the prensise
in which the fire broke .out.

NAVAL IN7ELLIGENC.E.

LOSS OF THE SIR WILLIAM cur. Tis PACK 7T.

Nov. I.

" By :he arrival of the Flying Fish schooner
from Ostend, with passengers, we learn with the
deepest concern, that the Sir William Curtis p.tcket,
of this place,*had the misfortune to strike ttpou the
Bar at the entrance of Ostend Harbour, in go:n:: in
on Sunday night last, and it blowing hard a: the
time, she went almost instantly to pieces. The crew
of this unfortunate vessel, with the whole of the male
passengers, have been saved ; but two Ladies and a
female servant were unhappily drowned. The C tp-
lain, in endeavouring to save the ladies, was knucl:Td
overboard, and had a narrow escape for his lite. C:)-
lone! EDWARDS, one of the passenvis, h i• 1 h.s
much bruist:J. Some of th materials (A the vessel
have been saved, but the hull having bilged, and
being deep in the sand. there is but tittle Lope cf her
being got off."
London, England, 1815-11-02

OCTO►RER 28.

The several branches of the Military Administra:
tipn, and a part of ti.e grand head-quarters of the
l)uke of Wellington, will come for.the winter to this
city. If we add the strangers who continueto arrive,
arid throe who arc expected, especially from Eng-
land, it is irtain that Brussels will be very brilliant.
The fortresses of Marienburg and Philippeville,.
which with thdit territory are ceded to the Nether-
lands, though they have been very warmly attacked,
have happily not suqaitted much damage, and their
fortifications are in the best condition. Only a few
houses in the interior of the town have been injured
by the bombardment. It is affirmed that Thionville
and Charlemont are to be occupied by the hubsian
troops on the 16th of November.

The Dukes of CLARENCE, CVNIBERLAND, and OR.
LEANS visited the PlitNCO ltEwisr yesterday.
This day the Loan CIIANChLLOtt pri,Ceedetl to the
House of Lords, and took his seat with two othor
Lords Commissioners, to prorore Parliament from
the 1421 of November to the Itdr of lontrary. The
Commons, represented by the Clerk,. and Messengers,
attended at the 11.. r, and the prorogation was made
in'the usual form.

The Archdukes .Potm and Lcivis, of At:stria, re-
turied to London from Newmarket CH Tuesday.
Yesterday their Imperial Highnesses walked through
several parts of London.

Yesterday being All Saints Day, the annual ser-
mon was preached at the Parish Church of St. Mar-
garet's, Westminster, according to the will of Mrs.
JOAN BAnNkTT, commonly called the Oatmeal Woman,
deceased, who left to twenty widows of that parish,
40s. per annum each, for ever, 20s. for a sermon an-
nually on thUt day, 20s. to the officers of the parish,
for a treat, and one of the dishes at the entertainment,
in memory of her, is always to be an oatmeal pad-
ding; and 2s. 6d. each to the clerk and ietton.
London, England, 1815-11-02

ROME, OCTOBER I i.

A spectacle worthy of the times of the primitive
church has been witnessed here. Father Bergamaschi,
a Theatin, alter having undergone the public peni-
tence; which he bad voluntarily imposed on himself,
in order to expiate his conduct during the trou-
bles of the Church, died suddenly on entering
the church of . St. Andre tv ~'rile Fratie. In the
morning, lie In:0e a guieral • confession with a
loud voice, and be Was seen overwhelmed with
tears, and striking his breast, reproaching himself
with his participation in the inferhal French Revolu-
tion. He was in consequence much exhausted, but
nevertheless insisted in the eve ning on returning to
say prayers. On entering the Church be fell down
and expired. The people who were assembled im—
mediately insisted that Bergomaschi should b.. CAM.
nized, and that his body should be exposed to public
veneration. Mothers made their children kiss his,
feet, and relics have been made of his clothes.
London, England, 1815-11-02

FALMOUTH, OC 1011 ER ::0.

Arrived the Spanish brig Providencia, froth Gijon,
bound to London ; and the Ocean, CI110:ST from
Teneriffe for London. Sailed the Prince lteg.:nt, for
Ancona, with &h.—Wind N. E.
PENZANCE, OCTOBER 30.

Majesty's ship LEVANT is at anchor in this
Bay; it has blown a gale all ni,z,h.r, an :1 stil coati-
:to:A to blow hard from the N. E. and E. I•<. E.
PLYMOUTH,. OC'rOEER s!.

Came in the Sovereign, Myrtle, Nancy, Cynthia,
and Hyperion, from St. Petersburgh.

PORTSMOU NOVENIIIrA

Arrived the Johr, PowELL, from Palermn, and is
tinder quarantine ; the Perceval, New Shoreham,
Albion, and Nobert transports, from the Downs.—
Sailed his Mojcsts% ships SPARItQW anti LIGIITYINC,
for Chatham.—Wind East.
London, England, 1815-11-02

HARWIeti, NOVEMBER i.

Arrived the Edgar, HAttnisOY, from Archangel,
with linseed, for London, with loss of an.itcr and
cabh.; Francii, LLEANOIt, with barley, from Leith
for London, with loss of ditto.—SAikd the following
packets : Earl I.,!icester, and Castlereagh. fo: Hol-
land ; Lady Nepean, and Henry Freelitig, for Cux-
haven ; and Activ. for Gottenburgh.

LYMLNGTON, NOVEMPEIL 1.
Passed& the Unica packet, and the Henry Foley
transport,, town out of the Downs on the nighi of
the 29th ult. with loss of anchor and cable, for
Portsmouth.

It is stated with confidence that Lord CASTLE-
MIAMI will leave Paris in a fortnight.
Yesterday Prince PAUL ESTERHAZY, the Austrian
Ambassador, had an audience of the Pais:L:2 lteciaiir.
A strong representation has been made to Govern.
ment during the present week, relative to the appear.
ance of approach•ng insurrection in a part of Ireland
"hitherto free from nocturnal disturbances ; and we
understand it was stated in reply by the Secretary of
State, that ten regiments would reach Ireland with-
out delay.

We are requested to contradict a paragrapb which
appeared in several Papers of Saturday last, stating,
that Mr. Roaatursow, of the Strand, had erected a
new shop-front, not only encroaching upon the public
way, but to the great disadvantage of his neighbours.
The fact is—that the front in question (so far from
encroaching either upon the public or his neighbours)
is actually within Mr. RODERTOX'S own I:caul:4
and not so forward as the houses on each si;le. 'rite
objection of Mr. HUNT, the District Surveyor, wa..
merely a matter of conscience. •
DRURY LANATiIeA rnt.—The .11,1:rar% Opera was Sgain per-
formed last night, and Miss NA)I1 made I.er second appearance
in the character of Paif. 'A he repaitrum whAlt nhe acquired
the fast night was coot:rimed un %las repeated t ffort ; alla it may
now be said, without hesitation, that ,he is a gnat acquisition
to the musical corps of the Theatte. She exemed that beauti-
ful air, " Can lave be controird by advice?' with exqu:sire
Kir:lice and feeling—" 0, ponder well," was ILIA) given in the
finest taste—" Cease your funning" was encored, and we were
dellgt.ted to bear Miss NAsa vary her cadences with skirl and
taste. Both she and Mr. Comte, however, ought to recollect,
that one of the purposes of this Opera, In its original was to
ridicule the extravagance ache Haan school, by exhibiting the
simplicity of the English ballad, and also to shay bow much
more efficaciously the sympathies of an audience may be aroused
by nature than by art. Mr. Coosa dues not indulge much in
decoration in Mseheeeh, and we are sure that his good sense will
tell him he ought to abstain from it altogether.—We cannot con-
clude this short article without noticing the quarreling seene be-
tween Mr. Mounts( and Mr. DOV/TOU for comic humour,
' force, and effect, It is, perhaps, not to be Paralleled on the stage.
After the Opera the laughable entertainment of The Nary
Illiwreer• wee geselved With stakesnal applawe.
London, England, 1815-08-18

NUREMBERG, AUGUST 3.

Letters from Hambiargli inform that the happy
success of the war makes the people of Hamburg):
Hatter themselves that they shall recover the motley
taken from their Bank. People were not surprised
at Davoust's acting thus; but did not expcct that
General Gerard, who conducted the g.irrisr,n here !
the King's name, would carry off the 1,800,0iK)
marks that were still remaining. Ail this money.
like all the ready money of the Continent, his found
its way to France, which, according to the assurance
of all merchants, is now the richest country in Eu-
rope in the precious metals.
This is the moment to claim with effect what has
been stolen. The Senate of Hamburg)! has abe idy
taken steps to demand the funds of the B ink. It is
expected that the Syndic Grits will ge w► this busi-
neu to Faris.

!REM/ PAPERS.
London, England, 1815-08-18

SWITZERLANP, AUGUST 5.

In its sittings of the I!.t. the Diet received from
the Council of Lower Undo: Wald a Protest, dated at
Stanz, 24th July, against the D.N-.rees of the 17th
and 18th. The Government of Lucerne c•:mmuni.
cated an Address, which it sent en the 29th to the
said Council, to induce the inhabitants of Lower
Underwald no longer to Tatum their Accessical to the
federal compact of Switzer land.
The Archduke John has sent to the Diet the in-
signia of the Order of L..,0p01d, to he presented to
Colonel D'Affiy, in the tunic of .the Lnveror of

Austria, as an acknnwlei.rnent of the essenti4l seq.
vises performed by him when the Austrian tria,bi
Listed the Rhine.

Tne Bore sus of the Austrian army, which his
teen hitherto at Lorrach, paused the R!,ine fo4,er.
day at Basle, to proceed into France, under an escort
of 12 or 1503 men, both horse and foot.

The batteries of Basle were ag tin violently can-
nonaded in the night of the 4th.

VIENNA, JULY 29.

We are daily more and more persuaded that the
Tre.tty of Paris will suffer several chatresin favour
of the Allies, and that France will lose sev.-ral great
prOvinces. The restoration of the three legations to
the Pope is considered as a proof of this, since it leads
to a suppositlon that Austria will obtain an indem-
nity elsewhere. However great our j•sy may be at
the glorious successes in France, it is temperA in
some measure by the reflnction that the ft tuts of peace
will not be the immediate result. As matters now
stand, it will probably be long necessas y to hold tl.e
sod over France, if we wish to be safe from 3
nre~ at-
tempt of the French to proceed a7ain to revoiseionAs y
measures ; but this makes twiny years' rx‘2l-I;otis ne-
ressary, which, if the expcnct, principAlly or.
France, must, however, in tonic inca3utc asEct our
own coun,ry.
London, England, 1815-08-18

Tf) THOMAS I At' 1.(1X, ,

I
BEG leave to inform you, that ever since the yr.::
1790,1 had been afflicted with the l.urs Veoerea, whirl. fr. as
Its obstinately resisting every course of medicine prescribed bye, a
most eminent of the faculty here, and uipiergobbg several se v. nv
courses of salivation and twice discharged froin the Hospital, w
little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. .1
the spring of' last year my diser3er had go: to such a head. -s
nearly to put a period to my existence. in this •:.tte, I was ie.
commended by Mr. I. Thompson, (who received so y rear a c: rs
by them here,) to take your I.eake s Patent Yill., which 11.es4a
to do on the 26th May; in the course of a fortnigit • ran -0
receive benefit. In little more than a month I liecano: , r. 7
your liberal advice and medicine, 'perfectly tree Iron, my for-
mer complaints, have recovered my former sly; rits and st re.%-th,
and am become jolly and fat, in which state having continued
many months to the astonishment of all who knew one, am
at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but !peg yin kr
the good of other stifferirg mortals, to make Ct.s any cast. .5
public as possible, as I shall on every occasion—ill so ciputp yue
will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful obetlietri very Mimi& sees.
WSW, ALEX. MI.JR.K.hIt.
Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh.
Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor' Thomas .1.::y!
Member of theßoyal College of Surgeons in London, at Ids
No. 9, New Bridge-Street.
They are also sold by Iths appointment, at the Perfumer's, So.
SS, St. Alban's-street, Pall Mall ; the Toy-shop, No. lot, t'l.
ford-street • Mr. Dishorough's, N 0.7, Fish-street-hill, nearly,?-
poske the Monument ; and b: one persim in every con,tple,.pt
town in England, &c. in boxes only vs. 9d. each, sealed up.was
full and plain directions, whereby persons ofridier sex may cues
themselves with ease and sui'tecv.
London, England, 1815-08-18

COURIER EXTRAORDINARY OP TUESDAY MORNING.

It is said that Marshal Ney will arrive at Paris to-
IIItWTOW.

It is said that General Laborde, who had con-
cealed himself in the environs of Runnei, has been
arrested.

Yesterday, at noon, the Emperor Alexander visited
the King, and remained with him hall an hour.

The Emperor of Austria also paid a visit to the
Kiog to-d.ty.
Some English troops are expected daily at Calais
they are now marching through the Northern depart-
ments for that place.

Frankfort Papers to the 11th and Brussels to the
15th instant, reached us this morning. They contain
an (initial notice of the capture of Philipeville ; and
announce the advance of a new corps of Prussian
troops, under General TANVENZUN, chicly corn-
posed of new levies made in the lately acquired pus-
sessiuns of his PaussinN MAJCSTY on the Lower
Rhine. 46 These troops," it is remarked, 44 are not
fully equipped, but will receive what is memory b
Franre 1"

The rebels in possession of Heninguen continue to
fire upon the city of Bath!. Such a line of conduct,
deserves mast exemplary ptsaisliment. They have
not now even the pretext of fighting for NAPOLEON ;
but with to extort a sum of money as. the price of
forbearance.

The following are extracts from these papers:
CAPTURE OF PHILIPPEVILLE.

" Head-Quarters before Philippe/rifle, August 9.

I inform you by this letter that the trenches
having been opened in the night of the 7th before
Philippeville at the distance of 2 or SOG'paces from
the walls, the bombardment began yesterday morn-
ing at four o'clock, and the place surrendered to me
towards the evening. The capitulation is the same
as those of Maubeuge and Landrecies. To-day one
of the gates is occupied'by my troops. Notwithand-
ing the short duration of the bombardment, the town
has suffered considerably, as well by the violence of
our cannonade as by a terrible fire which broke out
in the place. (Signed) " AUptISTUI,
Prince of Prussia.'t ,

BRUSOL9, AUGUST 13.

His Royal Highness the Prince of Orange is ex-
pected at Spa on the 1&11 of this month.
We know from good authority that the day before
yesterday a NobLman of this city, well known for
his patriotism, having gone to Planchenar: to pur-
chase the put.lic house of La Belie Alliance, learned
that a person was commissioned by a foreigner to
offer 100,000 ft ruics, or even more.
London, England, 1815-08-18

Ai Messrs. Drummonds.
Edw. Meadows, Lsq.
Mr. Was. Parker
Thos. H. Lamb,
Mrs. Cock

14 1

123 5

S S

2 C
JO 10
5 5

At Messrs. Hanncrsleys.
Mc Parish of saint
Ann, Westminster,
by that Rector and
Churchwardens, its

331 13
l 0 0

8 0
10 10

25 0

addition to eviral
individualnuliscrip-
tams from the said
Parish

Messrs. Payne & Foss
Collected at Parish of
Smut, in the
County of Hest-
ford, by the Rev.
1. Foster
Adams Gardon, Esq.
Wm. CisMe, Esq. of
Kinkt, Shropshire
Major-Gen. W. Pea.
cocke
, Rear-Admiral Sir H.
Blackwood
One whom Stock is
raised In value by
the Battle

to to

S 0

4 4
20 1)
SI 10
10 10

Lieut. General J. Lee
Lord St. Helms
Edw. Robson, Esq.
Sir C. W. Rouse
Boughton. Ban.
Collection at the
Parishes'of Parham
mad Hacheston,
Suffolk, including
.E3O by A. Arce-
decke, E.q. by the
Rev. G. T. 'Pavel,
Curate, tti7 21. lid.
C. Knyvett, Jun. E.g.
Collected at Malmes.
bury,Church after a
Sermon by the Rev.
G. A. Bledermano,
Curate, £4l 145.4 d.
Aod. JortWne, E.q.
Great George-st. 40 0
John Heatlscote, Esq. 10 0
W. G. CARTER.
Subscriptions are received by Mr. Mortlock, 230, Orford-
street ; Mr. Hatchard, 100, Piccadilly ; by the prindpal Banker.,
and by the Treasurers, at the house of Messrs. Hantmersby
and Co. Pall-Mall.

16 0

Parish of St. Mary,
Newingtou,Surrcy :
Rev. Ur. A.C. Onlow,
Rector, £1471.6+. 10d.
In the sane parish,
DlssentingMinisters:
Rev. (Ito. Clayton
Rev. John Fowler
Rev. Mr. Chia

110 10
411 o
20 0

21 0

3 3

4292 10 10

It Is partkularly requested that all Letters from the Country
to the Contmtttee, be exactly thus addres,ed :
" To the Westminster Waterloo Associasion, Thatched House,
Louden."

Conununleatlaw, In Town, to the Commkree. may be
made to Ow ileetoterp, W. G. Carter, Eel. Temple Chambers,
Fleet-rarer.
London, England, 1815-08-18

M.11t1t11:1). -

On the 17th instant, by especial licenc”. at Oxford Chapel. IT
,he Hun. and Rev. 1 homas Monson, Rear Admiral No J.
lleresford, Bart. to Harriet Elizsbeth, youngest slaughter of
Henry Peitle, Esq. M.P. of Bedate, in Yorkshire.
July 4, in the Island of Mull, Lieu. en on A. 1 racer, of the 734
regiment of foot, its Ann, eldest daughter of the Rev. Mold
Campbell, Kilfinichen,
Lieutenant Colonel Prior, of the East India Comrany's s..ts're,
to Catherine, daughter of the late Rev. Atatuuy
Waterford.
John Massy Bolton, Esq. Barrister, to Jane, third t;atisluer of
Major Wm. Greene, of Lota.
London, England, 1815-02-16

PORTSMOUTH. FEBRUARY i 5.

Arrived the Noma cutter, from the Coast of
America; and ABUNDANCE str,re ship, from the
Diwns. The outward.bound fleets are still at St.
Helen's. His Majesty's ship Amer. with the convoy
hound to the Canaries and Coast of Africa, are at
anchor in Cowes Roads.—Wi .4 W. S. W.