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London, England, 1815-09-16

FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS, Ste.
• Tbis day was published, in temp. price ns. bound,
ACOMI'ENDIUM of GEOGRAPHY, for the
Use of Schools, Private Pandlies, and thing who seedy this
necessary RICHMAL MANGNALL.
Printed for the Author; and Longman, Hurst, Rea, Orme,
and Brown, Pateranver-row, London.
Of wSlim may be bad, by the same Atithor,
Historical and 'Miscellaneous Questions, for the use of Young
People; with a Selection of Brithsh General Biography, Ste.—
Tito Twoifth Edition, in olhno. price Ss..boond.

FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS.
This day were publidtedb In one vol. 4rno. dee 41. 6d. boOnd,
• a new Edition of
HE BEAUTIES of HISTORY; or, Pict4t. of
T •Virtue and Vier, drawn front real life; designed for thieln-
atructioaand Entertainment of Youth
•
By 1.. M. S'FRELIDIi, A.M. • ,
Vicar of Twyford and Ouselbury, I lampshire.
Primed for F. C. an.o3. kirington; Catleir and Davies; Long-
man, Hurst, Rees, Ortie,an4 •Urosin ; Seateherd and Letterman;
Lackington, Alien, and Co.; I. Mawman; Law and Whmaker;
Sherwood. Neely, and Jones; and Gale and Fenner.
London, England, 1815-03-18

HEREFORDSHIRE.
At the Swan lan, in the town of Ross, on Friday, the l9th day
May, at Four in the Afternoon,
THE MANORS of ROSS BOROUGH and
ROSS FOREIGN, In the county of Hereford, with the
Toils, Fides, Quitrents, Rights, Royalties, and Appurtenances
therstpbelonsieg.
Also a most desirable Farm and Water Mill, adjoining the
town of Ross, called Chesnutll Farm.
A very valuable Stack of Cern Mills, situate in the town,
called Ross Town Mills, with great command of water for the
SUM
The Reversion of Rose Water Works, and other premises,
subject to a lease for a short term.
And several parceli of very rich Meadow Land, situate in the
parish of Ross, and within a convenient distance of the town.
Further particulars will be advertised In future papers; and in
the mean time application may be made (if by letter, post-paid) to
Messrs. Lloyd, Solicitors, Ludlow; or to Mr. Davis, Hunting*.
barn, arum Warminster, Wilts.
London, England, 1815-03-18

GROSVENOR-PLACE, HYDE PARK CORNER.

Commodious FAMILY RESIDENCE, with conveaient Offices,
Garden, Standing for Carriages, and Stablids
for Five Horses.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-Louie, 'Change Alley, Cornbill, on Thurs-
day, March 23, 1815, at Twelve o'Clock,
AVERY Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
Meld for a Term of upwards of seventy-four years, at a
low Ground-ant: comprising a commodirms and very roomy
Dwelling-house, planned with every conscience for a Gentle-
man's Family; containing, en the liner :itorie.4 Eight Bed-
ropms; Second Floor Three Bed-chambers and Water-closet:
Put lbw \ el;gaitt Drawing-rooms, communicating by
folding-doors, handsomely papered, finished whit Marble Ciiltn-
Hey-pieces, ecc.; Ground Floor, Entrance ball, excellent Dining-
parlour, Library, Gentleman's Dressing-rooas, Water-Closet, he.
Basement, Housekeeper's room, Savant's-hall, Kitchen, Latin-
.lty, and Wash-bottle, Standing for two Carriages, Stables fur
five Horses, Coachman's-rooms and lofts over.
_ _ _

To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may i e had en the
('remises; at Garrawars; and of Mr. Robins, W4rwick•strett,
Golden-square, of whom Tickets for viewing may '.e ha•'.
London, England, 1815-03-18

na)ND EDITION.

who left.Paeis on Wednesd.iy at tat,
,o'clock .P. M. states, that before he ca,n,.. AA ay,
.report reached him that an attempt had been medl
by same evil disposed personi to proclaim 13,,r.i PAM
in One quarter of the City; but that'it had been
stantly frustrated by a patty of the military. A te.
port had reached Patis that DIMMER had re-crux,A
the Rhine with the Prussian army,
Atter the delivery of the letters by the French
Mail, Stocks advanced one pet cent.' Consuls heir.;
6O tor the Account, and 6(' for Money.
Fur the accuracy .of the following facts we can
pledge ourlelves, for they are stated in Proclamations
issued to the French people, under the sanction of
the Royal Arms ;
The City of Marseilles has offered a Reward of
Two Minion of Francs for the Head of the Rebel
BQNAPARTZ. • •

•Marshal Na has mad...a-solemn oath. io the face
of the.Frs.ach People. to bring Bo NAPAATE dead or
Asti° Poi,.

111, ••Oa ,he •
London, England, 1815-03-18

MON ['AGUE PLACE„ RUSSELL-SQUAitt.

Eligitk FAMILY RESIDENCE, handsomely fitted up, with
Garden at the back, overlooking the Museum Gardens ;
COACH-HOUSE, and S TABLES, &c. with early pouession.
TO BE LET BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-house. 'Change Alley, Cornhill, on
TMURIDAT, March 23, 1815, at Twelve o'Clock,
A LEASE, for Twenty-one Years, (Land Tax
4CI. Redeemed), of a spacious FAMILY RESIDENCE, hand-
somely fitted tip. and adapted for the accommodation of a Gen
Orman 's Family, desirably situate, No. 7, Montague Place, Rus-
sell.square, overlooking the Museum Gardens, of which early
possession may be bad.
Containing on the Upper floor, Four good Dressing-rooms;
Second Floor, Three excellent Bed Chambers, neatly papered ;
First Floor, Two handsome Drawing-rooms, elegantly fitted and
finished. with Marble C.hinusey Pieces, neat Cornice &e.; on
the Ground Floor, handsome Eateknce-ball,fitone Staircase with
iron baluster and mahogany hand-raft; excellent Bating-Parloar,
walls stuccoed ; Library and Gentleman's Dreeshirroom and
open Garden at the back; on the Barmen; convenient Aces,
Cellars, ace. ; Area with Vaults, &c. In the Mews, a Coach-
house and Three-stall Stabk.

To be viewed by Tickets. Particular/ may be bad on the Pre-
mises, at Garrar►ay't, and of Mr. Robins, Warwick•street, Col-
den-square, of whom Tickets for viewing maybe had.
London, England, 1815-03-18

SALES BY AUCTION.

ARUNDEL-STREBT, STRAND,
' Suietandal DWELLING HOUSE, STABLE, tit-IMR.
HOUSE, c.
By Mr. ROBINS;
At Gariairey'S Coffee• House Thaoge•Alley, Cornhill, Co
Too R spite, the OM of Morels, INS, at Twelve o'Clock,

AN Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, ender
his Grace the Duke of Norfolk, held for a Term of
nearly Foity Years, at a low Ground Rent. Comprising i Sub-
stantial balk DWELLING-HOUSE, altuate No. 241,.0n the
East side of Arundel-street, Strand, in the occupititin of and on
Lease to Mr. Pickering, till Lady-day, IMO; containing on the
Upper Storey, Thrie Sleeping Rooms • Second Storey, Two
Bed-chambell anti a Dressing-room• First Floor, a Drawing-
room in front, Bed-chamber and Dressing-room ; Groan.: Floors
a spacious Eatrance-hall, Two Parlours, a Store-room, site:.;
Basement, Two Kitchens, Pantries, Cellars, and Vaults; open
paved Yard at the back, Stable for two Horses, Chaise House,
and Loft over.

To be viewed by leaye of the Tenant. Partkulira on the Pre-
mises ' • at the Office of Means. Roper and Broughton,Solicitors,
GreatMarthorougb street ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins,
Warwick-set eat, Goiden-aquare.
London, England, 1815-03-18

WIMILEDON--SURREY.

. TO BE SOLD EY PRIVATE CON CRACT6
DELIGHTFUL IiESIDENCE, with Offices, Gardens, Pleasure
Grounds, Conservatory, Ice-hayse, and Laud,
By Mr. ROBINS,
TIME LEASE and FURNITURE of a very de-
sirable RESIDENCY, recently repaired; fitted up with
considerable tone, and adapted for the accommodation of a Gen-
dames Family ; commanding beautiful Hews in various direc-
tions, boitireithilent Offices attached and detached of all llesertp.
time;• Garden, fully stocked, cropped, and planted ; Pleasure-
gnitiods,ConiervatOry, lee-house, &c. double Coach house, four
still tiMble, Loft, tic. and Meadow Land, in all near IS Acres.
To be viewed by Tickets, which, with Pan culars, may be
bed of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden square.
London, England, 1815-03-18

stood, bans* mien -of flit Majesty's Miestersisad
any check of the expenditure of the money granted
for this Institution. •
Mr. ARBUTHNOT saw no reason for withdraw.
ing the present vote, but it the Hon. Gentleman
wished it, he **old not now press the subject.
After a sew words from Mr. Wattrastean, the Re.
solution was withdrawn.
Mr. ARBUTHNOT then proposed a Resolution
(r granting 412000 for rebuilding the Protestant
Church at Rotterdam, and observed that it was not a
yew grant, the Protestants of Rotterdam, having, in
the reign of Anne, applied to and received aid from
Parliament For building themselves a place of worship.
Mr. BgNNATT and Mr. HORgElt opposed the grant
The CIiANCECLOZ of the Exost tomtit and Mr An
scri/Not supported it, after which the Resolution was
J.,oreed to.
-The House resumed, and the report was ordered
to be received on Monday.
Mr. HO ItNER postponed his motion respecting
t!'e failure of our expedition against New Orleans, till
af:er the holidays.
The Pauper Lunatic Asylum Bill went into a
co:nmittee. Several new clauses were added :—the
Report was received, and ordered to be taken into
further consideration on Monday.
Mr. CROKER moved for an account of sums
paid by order of the Navy Board, since 1806, on ac-
count of experiments for the better discovery of the
Longitude at sea.—Ordered.
Mr. FINLAY moved for returns of the amount of
dr.twbacks paid on Cotton Wool, exported since 1810
t 3 the present time. -
The Maltese Trade Bill was read a third tune and
passed.
The Customs War Duty Bill went through a Com-
mittee—Report on Monday.
The Excise War Duties Bill was received, and the
Bill ordered to be read a third time on Monday.
Adjourned at Eight o'Clock.

SRUSSELS AND FRANKFORT PAPERS.

BRUSSELS, MARCH 13.

A corps of Prussian troops is assembling at St.
Vith, in the province of Luxemburg. The troops
upon the Moselle, in the neighbourhood of 'rreves,
are also in motion. The reasons of these move-
ments are net well known.

Numerous couriers continue to pass through this
city with the account of what has passed in France.
It is said that Marshal Massena, Prince of EsHa-
gen, has received a letter from Bonapaite, couched
in these terms—" Cain the standard of Austerlitz 56 he
planted or. the ramparts of your city. lam marching to
Paris. I shall recompense your seririces."
London, England, 1815-03-18

NOITINOHAM.
VALUABLE AND SPACIOUS CARRIERS' YARD,
BUILDINGS, AND PREMISE&
By Meson. ELLIGIT and BELL,
At the Blachmooes Head lan, Nottingham, on the 7th day of
April Oen, at Pour *Vlach in the Aftensoon (sub* to such
conditions as will be then produced), '
ALL that commodious DWELLING-HOUSE,
whit convenient ekes and Premises fronting towards
Fletcher Gate, in the Town of Nottingham, Dow in the occnpa.
don of Messrs. Demos and Co. and lots of Mr. George Nelson,
with spadosts Carriers' Yard, Warps Shed 40 feet by 30, Sta.
Wins for 30 Granaries, Hay and Straw Chambers, Car.
friers' Warehouse 6 Smith's Shahan* every other necessary
convenience for the Catty* Trade, for which purpose obese
Premises have been accorded fora goat many years.
The whole comprise a frontage of 63 fees towards Fletcher.
gate, ill feet towards Bottle-lane, and mutate 562 superficial
1 square yards of Ground, and may be entered epee Lady-day ISIS.
For farther breeders apply to Maws. Still, Strops. and
Beckham; Uncein's Inn ; Mears. Middiesnore and Percy, Sa-
lielters ; and Mr. William Stream, Surveyor, Nottingham)
• Where kiss of the Property may be item.
London, England, 1815-03-11

THREE PRIZES OF THIRTY THOUSAND POUND'S.
SWIFT
and CO. return their sincere Thanks to
the Public fur the distill "tithed Patronage they have re
cdved (particularly during the last ten Lotteries, for all of which
they have been Contractors) and having had the good fortune to
sell one or more of the largest Capitals in almost every Lo• tery,
they trust they shall continue to be honoured with the preference
of the Public in the present LottiTy, which begins on the Sql Apnl.
The Scheme contains Three Prises of £.30,000, &c. &c. al.d
Five of the Blanks will be entitled to 101:o Guineas each, wine'
will be paid iu Gold. without any detEction, as won as drawn.
Tickets and Shires are on sale, in great variety, a:

SWIFT and CO.'s OFFICES,
Fis, 11, POULTRY; I No. 3ls ALDOATE HIGH.
Lfie aa uo Coss; SfRFEre

ICHARDS N,GOODLUCK, and Co. Stock
AA, Broken, respectfully inform the Public, that the State Lot.
eery commences drawing the sth of APRIL ; there are 15,000
Tickets, and the Scheme contains 3 Pi ize4 of £3J,VOO, with 1:7
other Capitals, Five of them are of the value of lOW Guineas
each, which will be Paid iu Gold, without any Deduction, as
soon as Drawn.

RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. have been particu-
larly fortunate in the sale of Thirty Thousand Pound Prizes,
being the only persons that ever sold in Shares Two Prizes of
that description; 12,807-410,000 in Sixteen Sixteenths, and
26,683, itlo,ooo, in One Half, One Quarter, and Two Eighths.
.1 hey likewise sold in the last Ten Lotteries, for all of which
they were Contractors, Thirty-five Capital Prizes in L'.7o Sharer.,
including Prizes of £20,000, £lO,OOO, £5,000, &c.

. . . .
'Ticket• and Shares are on sale, in variety of Numbers, at
R ten AIRDSOIIs Goontoca, and Co.'s Offices, CornhiU and Cla.
inrCross, where Schemes with full particulars may be had gratis.
London, England, 1815-03-11

10 10 0
5 30

This i'ay were pubtislied, price 6d.
OBSERVATIONS on a PAMPHLET entitled
IMPORTAN I' FAC IS. by PHII.ANTHROPOS.
By a MEMBER ut the NORWICH UNION LIFE OFFICE.
Printed for G. and S. Robinson, Paternoster•row. ~

This day was published,
(Second Eritiute, with some discussion),
A TENET of the MILLENIUNI; or of the
Fu►t ttesurrcciion to the Reign of CHRIS'. upon Earth
for a Thousand Years.
I.ond,m Printed fix Ricbard Rees, 62, Pailmallt A. Constable
and Co. lidinbutgh ; and M. Keene, Dublin.
London, England, 1815-03-11

'1 his day were published, ins vols. foolscap Bvo 12s. boards,
ESSAYS, MORAL and ENTERTAINING, on
the various FiCilitiftl and Passions of the Human Mind.
By the Bight Hun. LOWARD Earl of CLARPNDON.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown. Pate,.
muter-row ; ana ar we Drums oatists-,, ea. Dm.. -6... -
Of whom may be bad, lately published,
Rules of Life, with Bet-clans on the Manners and Disposi-
tions of Mankind. In 12mo. price Bs. boards.
London, England, 1815-03-11

THE MILITARY ADVENTURES OF JOHNNY
NEWCOME.

ibis day was published, in Svo. price "I. in boards, with 15
coloured Prints, drawn and etched by Mr. Rowliuidsonl
THE MILITARY ADVENTURES of JOHNNY
NEWCO ME, a Poem, with an Account of his Campaigns
on the Peninsula and in Pall-Mall; an also a Natrative of the
Battles of alatuanca and Vittoria. With Notes.

BY AN OFFICER.
Printed for Patrick Martin, 198, O:ford•street, the corner of
Orchard•strcet.
London, England, 1815-03-11

GUINEAS! AND THRF.E £30,000 PRIZES.

GWEBB. having had the goodfortune of distri-
• buting among the Public Foes Capital Prizes in the Lot-
tery which finished slat of January, has the satist.ic ion of an-
nouncing a New Lottery, in which he confidently expects to sell,
at least, Foua Moat .—The Scheme contains Tall ex Pat 13E1 of
aeao,ooo, &c. also Five of 1,000 Guineas each, which WEBB is
prepared to PAY IN GOLD, without any Deduction, as sogn
as drawn, at his Truly Fortunate Office, 17, LuDGATc-s raarr,
near at. Paul's, where
11,502 a Prize of 1,810,000
200
_ _ _

10,SW ... ..---•• _
500
6,555.. -
6,775 ••••••=a 8
Were ALL Shared and Sold In the LAST Lo rrafte.

. .
Orders by Post duly attended to, and all Business in the Funds
faithfully executed by G. Wins, Stock-Broker, 17, Ludgate-
street, near St. Paul's.
•a• Irish Bank Notes exchanged for British Money.

LAMBETH AND CHELSEA WATER-WORKS, SEVERN
AND WYE RAILWAY, GLOBE ASSURANCE, AND
SOUTHWARK-BRIDGE SHARES.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. SCOTT,
Oa Friday, March 17, at Twelve o'clock, at the Mart, by order
of Executors,
LAMBETH WAT•PP.wnRKS.—Two Shares
in ttus very valuable improving Concern, established by
Act of Parliament In IVO, possessing great local advantages,
with an increasing Rental; the last Dividend was £4O rer :share.
CHELSEA WA TE.R-WOltKS—Ten Shares, dividing Twelve
Shillings per Share per Anuunt. SEVERN and WYE. RAIL-•
WAY—Ten Shares, a very improving Concern. GLOBE AS•
SURANCE, Five Shares; and Tea Shares in the SOUTH-
WARK-BRIDGE.

Particular at the Mart; and of Mr. Scorr, £3, New Bridge-
street.
London, England, 1815-03-11

LOUIS BUONAPARTE'S NOVEL.

This day was published, in S vols. 12nto. price 166.6 d. boards,
MARIA, or THE HOLLANDERS---By
LOUIS BUONAPARTE.

" This work will be found to exhibit an interesting picture of
the manners of the country over which the Author presided with
.o moth moderation. The virtues and sufferings exhibited are
thcrie of Dutchmen, the criminals are French, the crimes those
of the Revolution. It bas been truly pronounced to be the work
of an amiable, moral, and reflecting mind"
Prir.ted for H. Colburn, 50, Conduit-street; and Longman,
Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row.

FREEHOLD. IN WATI.INO-STREET.
By Mr. SCOTT,
OD Friday, March 17, at Twelve, at the Mart,
AA FREEHOLD RESIDENCE and WARE.
HOUSE, spacious and commodious, desirably situated in
Watling-street No. IS, very convenient for the Manchester
Trade, Linen Market, or any wholesale concern, comprising en
the ground storey a front Warehouse, dry roomy Cellars, three
stories above, with three Rooms and Closets on each floor, in
substantial repair, let at a low rent to Messrs. Hollingsworth and
Lyon, respectable tenants, on lease, which expires at Michaelmas,
I sir , when the annual value will se considerably increased.

May be dewed by leave ten days before the site. Particulars
of Mr. Sorel, Solicitor, Surrey-street, Strand; Mr. Scott, 28, New
Bridge-street ; and at the Mart.
London, England, 1815-03-11

SECOND EDITION.
Tins day was published, p►ice 2.. 6d. bound.

ASERIES of EXERCISES and QUESTIONS,
adapted to the be►t LATIN GI% ANIMAL s. and designed as
a Guide to PARSING and an Introduction to the Exercises of
VA LPT, Te NER CLARKE. and ELLIS, rAzza's Exempla
Prorria, and the ETON Exempla Minors.
By the Rev. C. BRADLEY.
Sold by Longnnn ;Jul Co. and Law ; of whom sad of all other
Booksellers may he had, by the same Author,
EUTROPIUS, with English Notes and Questions. Price Its. 64.
PII/DIUS, with English Notes. The objectionable passages
are omitted. Price Sts.6d.
London, England, 1815-01-23

VIENNA, JANUARY S.

The intelligence of a change of Ministers for
Russia and Prussia is again contradicted. A consi-
derable collection of troops towards our frontiers had
also been spoken of, and the departure of Prince
'Schwaitzenberg for Prague, have all given way in
their turn to contrary reports.
• A special Commission has been appointed to settle
the Navigaticn of the Rhine, and Holland has been
permitted to send a represeutative.

The organization of the States of Germany is
nearly settled. The bat prOjet must be given in be-
fore the.lsth instant, and it is to be decided upon on
or before the 15th of February. Most of the Ger-1
man States desire an hereditary Emperor which can
protect them and point at the Emperor of Auctria.
It is said that several important documents are
printing under the inspection of the -Congress, and
will be published immediately, which will make
every thing clear, The printers are not allowed to
leave the Office, and their food is brought to them.
ROME, JANUARY sr..
Lord Bentinck has been received with every mark
of distinction by his Holiness, and has set out for
Naples, but we fear that there are but little hopes of
our recovering the domains of the Church which have 1
passed into illegitimate hands.
The penury of our treasury is extreme : it is said
that the Court of London bas offered the loan of
some money, but the Pope has declined accepting all
oars of this kind.

NAPLES, DECEMBER St.
Our Sovereign is still in bad health. Two couriers
lately sent to Vienna, have been stopped and their
dispatches taken from then. This has been made
'the subject of a formal complaint at Vienna.
London, England, 1815-01-23

BERLIN, JANUARY 7.

If the King of Saxony is not a downright prisoner
he is nevertheless watched with greatj care. We
have again heard of the discovery of a correspondence-
between his Majesty and several persons of a distin-
guished rank. In consequence of this the Russian
Prince Calitzin, who was attached to the person of
die King as a companion, has been suddenly sent for
to Warsaw- M. de Medem, a Prussian Chamberlain,
suspected of having favoured dais correspondence, has
drowned himself in the Spree. His widow possesses
large estates in Saxony, and is supposed to be much
devoted to the King of that country.

PARIS, JANUARY Is.
',lntelligence from Vienna, dated the 6th January,
informs us, that the English and French Plenipoten-
tiaries, seeing that the discussions and conferences,
of the Congress were prolonged wisbout end, have'
declared in the most formal manner that they will
never consent to the union of Saxony to Prussia. We
are informed at the same time that great changes are
about to be effected in the Ministers who were charged
whir-regulating the affairs of Europe. Prince Met•

• . . - •
ternieli iill be repliced by Prince Scbwartaeribeig
and Prince Hardenberg by Baron itulo*.i:

7 • 44 ',mutt, Wei*.
tratot TJilt sivairtos). • V :t
• ile•ifuister Secretary of State for. this take
and, the Colonies., has laid •before the itriaM
letters inserted in the' public-papers, 'and WhlCh verb
dated from Janiaiett; 'the 6th YUlyi, and tst October
last, and addresse4• ire sent tilers of St. Do-
mingo by Colonel Aneion de Laverne.
" M. D'Auzion, whose Mission, entirely pacific,
had for Its object to eoilett and ti'ahsthit'tci Govern-
ment infoimitrint as to the state of Vie Colony& Was
nowise authorised to snake comthur:catious.sp con-
trary to *object at that diiision. The King has
testified his profound displeasure, and has ordered his
disapprobation to !Ist matte • +
(Signal' !s gaunt Biuomor,
• Minister for the Marine and Colonies."

By letters received this morning from Rotterdam
of the 17th instant, we learn that the Adelartit had
arrived off the Teel, having broken the bloikade,
with two other vessels, not as yet arrived. 4ite comet
froth Philadelphiai with $7O hogsheads of tobaCeo,
and her consorts bring i proportionate quantity of
.the MUM article on board. By the next Dutch mail
we will be able to learn when they sailed.

NAVAL INTILLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, JANUARY to.

Arrived the Sum.uamte, from Plymouth ; the See.
!lower, OslionNE, front Cijoi; and the Hope. Stag
of Life, and Ocean, from Liverpool a4ltd the
Diana, TuaNza, for London.—Wind N. E.
PLYMOUTH, JANUARY 21.

Arrived the schooner Halifax packet, BOYD, from
London .for St, Michael's ; Marta Elizabeth, from
Bourdeaux to Amsterdam, very Liaky ; Nancy, Lust-
man, from Malaga, captured by an American priva.
tree, and given up to the crew. Also arrived several
coasters from Swansea, &c. and a few colliers from
the Meth. Sailed his Majesty's ships WANDERER
and SHF.IDRAKS, the former with a fleet for Dour.
dean:, and the latter for Falmouth. —WILLI E.
London, England, 1815-10-05

with Austrian troops.

A Prussian garrison is expected at Orleans.
The Austrians have ahnost totally evacuated Lyon.
The communications between Cacti and Cherbourg
have ben established since the 25 *ll ultimo.
An arch of triumph is being erected at Wen-
ciennes for the reception of the Emperor Alexander..
The Emperor of Austria, who is gone to ajnn, is'
to remain there about a week.
Before quitting Paris, the Emperor Alexander ho-
noured the Duke de Reggio with a visit.
• The Emperor of Russia has conferred on the Ba-
ron Jerphanion the Order of St. Anne of the second
class.
London, England, 1815-10-05

This day WAS pubideed,

Io One largo Volnme, aro. (reviled and altvretl accnrding to the
low Edition of the I.nndnn Pharmaeortria), price 164 ►oard.,
THE LONDON DISPENSATORY ; contain.
frig the Elements and I'rwlice of Mairria hletlica and
Pharmacy. with a Tranulatlnn of the Plurnucipcolas of t' c Lon-
don, the Edinburgh, and the Dublin Colleges of Phy.ician4 ;
many twful Tables ; Copper-plate. of the Pharmaceutical Ap.
paeans% and two additional Plates of the Steam Apparatus at
Aputheearie: !tall; the whole forming a Synopsis of Ma.teria
Medics and I'he•apeuties

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NASHVILLE, (TEN.) AUGUST 1.

Nowts.weer INDIAN&—On Monday last an ex-
press reached the head-quarters of General Jackson,
at this place, from Governor Clarke. Governor Ed-
wards, and the commissioners appointed to negoCiate
a treaty with the Northwestern Indians. The com-
munications received render it almost certain that a
war with these Indians is inevitable.
The Charleston Paper of the 22d, after enumera-
ting the Indians most hostile to the United States,
the Sacs. Foxes, and Kickapoos, and the probability
of immediate hostilities, contains the following ar-
ticle. The words are—" So far are we from dread-
ing war with those Indians, that we wish it: it will
add to our population, increase cur riches, and pro-
mote our happiness!"

SF. LOUIS, JUNE io.
Last Sunday Mr. Alexander Spencer was shot,
stabbed, and scalped, within three miles of the town
of St. Charles, on the road to St. Cuivre. Indians
v. ere seen almost daily in the vicinity of Portage and
other villages hey•md the Missouri. The canton-
ments at Gap aux Gre were burnt to the ground on
Thursday last, and every thing is it destroyed by the
Indians. This place has been evacuated sxue time,
in consequence of inundation.
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OIIENT, SEVIEMBER tg.

The Journal of this City contains the following
article from 1.31 e, dated September 2.3 :
" The public spirit in this city deteriorates daily,
and people are almost ashamed of the endless fetes
by which they have celebrated this time of misftrtune.
This cooling of public opinion is owing t' the delay
of peace, to the continually recurring cLematids of 1
contributions, and particularly to the repo: is con-
cerning our fete, which are gaining ground. People
here are persuaded that the.dissolution of the Ministry
had one honourable cause, viz. the refusal to sign the
treaty of peace imposed by the Allied Sovereigns,
and by which FranCe bound itself to the paiment of
a contribution of 600,000,000 of francs, to the per.
petual cession of seven fortresses to all up the ports of
Dunkirk,.Brest, and Cherburg, to deliver to the Al-
lies far ieven Years fourteen fortresses to be chosen by

them—reasonable people, however, do not believe in
such conditions, the execution of which would be an
eternal disgrace for France, and they fancy that they
are exaggerated on purpose to accustom us to some
necessary concessions, mere worthy of the promises
and the magnanimity of the Sovereigns of Europe."
London, England, 1815-09-20

Carthagcn.► is consequently now able to al

of its willing inhabitants, who only wanted
to wield in defence of their just but invaded
besides, 4,000 regulars from Santa. Fe were
:ng to her aid. Every foreigner had been c;
iol.c 'se of need, and the greatest enthui
unanimity prevailed ana when.all this is
and that C.trthagena is one of the best fort,
ht all Speir.ish Aftteriea, as may be well re'
in Admiral VEIDION'S attack, we may safi
the Independents may laugh at the sounding
potent exertions of Spain.
Montwa had left Caraccas for Santa Martha,
having left SOO men in garrison at the islai
garita, SOO in Cumana and Barcelona, If
raccas, 800 in LorLanos, and SOO in Puerto
In the unfortunate and ten times ravaged
he yct found he was master of only tI
within the scope of his guns, for active
prising Guerillas cut off his communicatien
visions, and made it impossible to combia
tensive operatiOns. To replace the dead aad
he forced 207 0 Creoles to take up atm,,
these, and 32 l 0 Spaniards, the only mop
he has been able to retain, he had proceeded
Martha. He has two small frigates, one
few gun boats, so that. 'A-en by sea he c.
with the people of Carthagena, who have .
aid brigs and privateers, two corvettes, an'
number of gun boats.
• General PALACOIS was greatly advanced
siege of Munoz, aad had taken four SW'
London, England, 1815-09-20

TO TDE EDITOR OF TUE GAZETTE DE ELME.

' " Six—There has appeared a defence of Marshal Ney, in
which, at 0. 14, are these words: Autun was In a state of in-
siirrection e this is a falsehood, which it is important for a city
like Auruis, remarkable fur its attachment to the Kiug, Es 4-
; fine by giving the ether details of what has pa•s.ed:
" Bonaparte arrived at Ate on od the 15th of March. So
earl s+ as the I:tch, some factious indivisitrals atiewted to make a
movemen' iis his favour, but they were vigorously put down.
On Monday the 15th, the white flag was borne •a triumph, amid
1 Universal shouts of " Vise Is Rai r On the ray day of the ar-
rival of the USitrper,. almost every citizen wore the white cock-
ade. 1 have to add, that the Msg,lstrates, wbu were sent for by
him, were hold enough to renstiol him of bii iktittka. ; and
that during twenty-tour hours which he spet.: in 0:14 c:ty, there
avprars.cl hut a very small number of intividuak ataiar 1 i.e wit'-
, dews of the Hotel des l'ostes, where he lodated orit of whom
were drunk, or were perfect beggars, ur werk notorious tor their
bad characters.
" 1 expect from your j..stice the in3ertio3 of th!ii In row
journal. I am, &c. (isgtied) Proctor, Mayor of Autun.'
[ 4. Pignut, who wrote us the above letter, is
respectable old man, eighty years of age : his long
life has been blameless, and he is held in the highest
estimation in the country. He is the father of a nu-
merous family, whom he has educatrd in the prin-
ciples of ri4igion and virtue. ♦Vill it. be believed,
that when lie passed through Autun, Bonaparte,
Amid a thousand insults which he addressed to the
Municipal Officers, personally attacked this venerable
grey-haired man, whom all the world reveres ? But
we shall, perhaps, have occasion to return to the resi-
dence of Napoleon at :Ulna, and to disclose circuar-
stance► which are not yet known.]
London, England, 1815-09-20

• .
ots, with titsopi; on the a tenet Ti.. Tim Manse
British sloop Of W.ir, Ad frigate Junco, weft at Car-
thjgena. Moatati hid sent the gun boat San Miguel.
to laaiaica, to inform the Dike of MANCHUS'S* of the
offal of his expedition of Sadta Martha, which, the
jimaica papers state, was in yeti bad order, and
short of Pinvisions.
The following documents, ccidnetted With the
above events, have been publishesi in the Jamaica
papers :

KINGSTON, JULY 2/1.
The following communication from Rear-Admiral
Douglas, to his Honout the Mayor, respecting the
:lade to the Spanish Colonies, was handed to Us yes.
torjay ; and, as it materially concetns the metcantil,r
interest of this island; we recommend it to the notice.
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of our readers; .
“ Post Royal, 27th July, lets.

If Slit-4 beg to acquaint you I have this day
received a letter from Major-General Le Couteur.
transmitting the enclosed copy of otie addressed to
him by the Spanish General. Morino, declaring the
ports on the coast of the province of Carthagena to
in a state of blockade; and I request you Will
communicate the same to the Gentlethen interested
1;;;I.: trade to the Spanish Colonies.—l have the ho-
rar to be, &c. `• J. St. DOUGLAS.
" The lion. George Leghorn, Sec."
" Pa to Cabello, June SO, ISIS.

41 I%fost Excellent Sir—The King my toaster has
sent me to these coasts, in order to restore tranquillity
the same, and also to extend that benefit to the
prince of Carthagena. I request your Eicellency
0 acquaint the merchants with this circumstance, for
besides the many reasons which exist in favour of his
plijesey's arms, this publication shall serve to apprise
them that the ports of that coast are blockaded, and
that I shall confiscate any vessel met with by me in
those seas. I flatter myself that a nation like the Bri.
!sh, whith by its loyalty has acquired the friendship
7f the Spanish nation and of the Spaniards, shall not
le tve any wish of my sovereign in that respect unac-
:omplished.-1 have the heaour to be, &c.
(Signed) 66 iasi.o MCMILLIN"

To the Governor of the laland of Curicoa."
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London, England, 1815-12-08

annum EXTRAoRDINAIRY OF IWXDAY MoItNINO.

The Special Commissary of Police at Moues has
again ordered Al officers and soldiers not domiciled
in that city to quit it in 24 hours. and to go to their
homes instantly.

Yesterday a workman was ertished to death by the
fall of some earth in the Quarries of Montmartre.
This morning some detachments of Brunswick
troops left Paris by the Barrier of Pontin.
On the 30th several detachments of the ex-guards
passed through Orleans. •
The silk manufactories of Lyons are in full activity.
The departmental Legions.are tilling up with great
rapidity.

YesterdAy his Majesty was busied with the Duke
de Richelieu from two to three o'clock.
VIENNA, NOVEMBER 20.

An Austrian Officer, who has arrived here as a
courier, has given some interesting details respecting
the last movements of Murat, and of which he was an
eye witness at Pizzo. Murat having been non reed
and made prisoner, a female precipitated herselt upon
him, and tore his cockades and decorations from him
with rage. After bearing his sentence read he wrote
to his family, and requested a pair of scivars to cut
off his hair, in miler to send it to his wife, but his'
request was refused. He then requested that he might
be shot by the small detachment of his 01J guard,
which was then at Pizzo, but this was also reused.
Nevertheless his request that the execution 'llol'lo
take place in the Great Hall Of the Commandant of
Pizzo was acceded to. Twelve Sicilian soldiers were
then placed close to the door of the apartment ;
Murat bid farewell to the Priest who accompanied
him. entered resolutely into the Mall, uncovered his
breast, gave the word sis fire," and fell immediately,
pierced with eight balls. The people of the town were
then permitted to enter. The body was buried at
night by order.of the Commandant. and not carried
to Naples as reported.
London, England, 1815-12-08

PARIS, DECEMBER &

• The Duke J'Anguuleme, in passing through
Nismes, treated the Protestants with the utmost at-
tention. He repeatedly assured all the Authorities,
that ReligiOus Toleration was one of the blessings
conferred by the Charter, and that it was the firm
intention of his Majesty that they should fully enjoy
it. He cooversed a long time, in particular, with the
President of the Consistory, and said to him, with a
smile--., I have no doubt that attempts have been
made to prejudice you against me: you have been
told, perhaps, Ido not like you. I arn, I confess, a
true Catholic; but I shall never forget that the most
illustrious of my ancestors was a Protestant."
His Majesty %as suppressed the Commission estab-
lished by Fouche for the examination of periodical
works.
London, England, 1815-12-08

ana‘a

' . . _ _ _
cent. To To fate aistt be ye eratined and be ye _
will neither duds,. him nor AU his .stomach: -Po
speeches will neither extinguish a fire nor closes de. '
110
wound. Give the Protestants due protection end ler'
rity— restrain the bigot and tbg persecutor, end Pro.
testants of every country will give you due praise ; brit
if you act otherwise, h lame yourselves, ye Bowtnostas
if the emancipated Press of Eampe—that very Press
which ( whatever you m I y think) wail powerful agent in
restoring you to Sovereignty, shall leave you withrot
its support, and never cease to speak of you as your
acts may merit. —But we look for something else
than mere professions s—we had enough of these
from BONAPARTy and we treated theni as they
merited.

Our Readers will rejoice to learn by the following
Notice. that the General Body-of Protestant Dissent-
ing Ministers continues with unabated zeal its lsbouts
in behalf of the suffering Protestants of Fr4nce : •
48 ravicir PROTISTANT SUSSCRIPTIMI.
" Wiltiatitea Library, Redacts strrrt, Dye. e, told.

el The Committee appointed by the General Body
of Protestant Dissenting Ministers of the Three De-
nominations, for dm purpose of inquiring, and also
for the superintendance and distribution of the funds
which may be contributed for the relief of thr French
Pmtestants suffering for conscience-sae, inform the
Public, that for more general accommodation, books
have been opened at the following Bankers s

HAM ea stAvs and Co. 76, Pall-NUL
HANILLTS and Co. 7, Feuehureb•atrset.
Reorai and Ce. 19, Clainenea-lase, Lombard-1
Sir /AMOS ESDAILI URI CO 219Lonsbard•strret.
ROOM,. rs. CURTIS, BUJ CO. li, Lombard•susst.
Jo 11 LS, LLOYD, and Co. 43, I.othbtity.
HOA it and Co. ST, Flett•street.

44 By whom, as also by the Rev. T. Mottoaw,
Secretary to the three denominations, WILLIAM?*
Library, Rei Cross-street, Subscriptions will in fu-
ture be received."
London, England, 1815-10-02

rz ANS 711EATRB.

•
The play of Lows' Pow: was repeated on Sater-
slay night. and Mrs. Mee^rn appeared for the se-
cond time, before a very crowded audience, in the
character of Amelia Miltkniainh Being less alarmed
than on the former Occasion. slie was more at ease to
eutsue her conception of the part. She received the
greatest apulause, and may now be considered as
e.tablished in the favour of the town. Mr. Res gave
great expression to the passionate sensibility of Fre-
&rick. His•reproaches of the Baron, his father, were
given with the finest effect, and the declamation
against the abandonment of his lover and his off-
spring, received all the force of which it was capable.
Tl.e other parts were well sustained, and the whole
performance gave the most general and lively satis-
Liction. The House was crowded to excess.
London, England, 1815-10-02

MARRIED

On Monday, the 25th ult. Walter ,tichanan,.Esq. of
Company's Cavalry, to Miss Ellen Scott, second slaught
Robert Stott, of 'Twickenham.
Lately, at Tynemouth, H. R. Scott, Esq. Surgeon of
jetty's 82d Regiment, to Thentiosia, youngest ante ter
hen Cook, E.g. of North Shields.
'llursday, at Paintwick, Gloucestershire, the Rev. IA
Rector of Rrisley cum Cately, in Norfolk, to Ali., cos
Castle Godwin House.

• Wednesday, at MannlngPree, Mr. Leech, of .
Heckford, daughter of the Late Thomas HecktnrJ, Vicar,
Coroard, Suffolk.

DIED.

At Peterborough, aged 79, the Rev. Benjamin Barn.
bendary of that Cathedral, and Rector of Peskirk and GI
Monday, the Rev. Thomas Munro, Rector of I.ittl:
Estee.
Sept. 45, in Sloane-square, in his 21st year, Cyril, thit
the Rev. W. Lipscomb, Rector of Welbury, and a
College, Osiord.
The 16th ult. at the Rectory Chalon toligi
vanced age of 77, the Rev. E. Popham, 1).1). N 7 _ year '+
that parish, formerly Fellow of Oriel College, and one se
jesty's Justices of the Peace for the counry of Wilts. •
The 25th ult. at Burnham Wesrgate, Nurtol'4, Sir Nt
Mania, Bart. aged 7. years.
The 9th uhlmo, at the Manse of Raiford, Scottie.% !
Wm. Stephen, Minister of that parish, in his 69th rear.
August 7, at Montreal, Canada, is her 61st year, the
Sir John Johnson, Bart. SuperimeedantrOminna and If
General of Indian Affairs in British North &towns+.
Lately at Selma', Mariam Goodman, aged a
well Inown as the proprietor of the market-boats
place and Dock, In which she laboured almost ro t e
her existence, having lived to see her fourth generation.
Monday, after a shaft illness. Robert P. sinall, aged
upwards of 23 years servant at Merton Colleg:, Osior
The 19th uk. aged 0, Mr. Anthony
maker. He went from home in the morning in g.es. he
on his return house hi the evenlug, he fell 0.0011 and es? .1
deceased was a very laborious man; he broil. work •ik
four o'clock In the morning, and worked till ten at night
wards Of 30 rare; he paid on the average, during the
is. ed. per week to the woritmene fund, att.t oily rec.
Ulan Inm of 21. 6d. per week for the last two year:,
1119PArkel MONO and wife.

lilOH WAT Elt TO-MORROW AT LONDON ..‘
.Riot eing 13 snittutes attar
Afternoon - 119 attnute"

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London, England, 1815-10-02

PARIS, SEPTEMBER 28.

This flay, at ten o'clock in the morning, the Em-
peror of Rossia quitted the capital, taking the route
-or Brume's.

For some days certain wicked persons have spread
Ireport that the Allied Powers intended to seize upon
be Monte de rigid (the Licenced Pawnbrokers) of
,'.:-is, arid on the effects therein deposited.
Toe absurdity of the report did not prevent it from
giug so f..r accredited. uto induce a great number
if persons to take out their effects.
Orders have been given to discover and arrest the
tothers of those infamous rumours, which have no
bundation whatever.

The political hrlizon, which had become gloomy
or these few days past, begins to clear up, and hope
Ince more succeeds to uneasiness. The rising of the
t!r.‘is has not contributed to calm fears which had
'mime very painful, and satisfactory reports are cir-
ening at this moment.

We are assured that the Treaty of Peace so strongly 1
wired, and so impatiently expected, was signed this
3(1:11.,n z. Yesterday evening there still remained
pole difficulties to smooth away : they originated, it
said, in England. The Emperor Alexander passed
;'art of iic night in discussing them—in removing
•Trt he his had the glory of terminating the
~,,at work which is to contribute to the happiness of
ie world. That monarch this morning quitted the
.4tal, where he has left behind him the noblest msd
honourable recollectionr—Gazate It France.

Tae i)uke o, OLtaisto has deftuitively quitted Pais
*Jr Dretlcr...

morning a great number of Austrian traps
,:cf,:cti on ::►e Bun:curds, taking the routs for Ger-

:aar.T.

The Austrians still form the guard at the Museum.
This morning twelve or fourteen criminals who
;est en tile eve of being transferred from the prison
't La F.:rce to the Palais de.Justice, escaped in a
'''if Tiite novel. Eight of these persons, who were
the g racd waggon, escaped by the back door
'47. The res,, who had been put on one side, to
Putnission to be put into a hackney coach,
that their companions were flying, profited
onnatnt when the Bens d'armes were in full
;.tsuit, to leap out of the coach and run away. The
• en d'armcs retook a f wr of.them.
The Lug of Prussia will leave Paris on Wednea.
the Ch instant. The troops of his Guards, who
41 warning to Paris, are 21,000 iii..
B"tral Journali of this morning announce that
London, England, 1815-12-30

BRIGHTON, DLCEMBER 29.

The Archdukes JOAN and Lows, who arrived here
oo Tuesday, lett she Pavilion this morning about ten
Minutes before nine o'clock, fin- Arundel Castle, ac-
companied in their travelling barouche by Sir W.
Coxintr.rs. They were followed in another carriage
by Count 3. JULIAN. and Count NIMMAW ; and the
whole pattx returned to the Palace at lour o'clock in
the aftet'hoon. E4rl Bangui:sr and Lord Stosiot; fit
took their deptt ure for Lon.ien, at ten o'clock this
womb. Li.rta.blimvires.x k expected to arrive io
time to iliac wttb the Royal Party at the Palace thin
evening. where covers Mfg laid for thirty-five.