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London, England, 1814-12-13

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, DFCFMBL•R v.

The Chamber continued in close discussion on the
project of the law relative to the responsibility of
llmi:ters. The discussion of its principle was closed
after they bad heard M. M. Scdillex, Deihame, Chal-
lan, and M. F. De Baure, Reporter. To-morrow,
the subject will be debated, article by article.
The Sitting became afterwards public. The law
respecting foreign iron was agreed to, with the
amendment made by the Peers, and sanctioned by
the King.
The Minister of the Interior presented the project
of a Law, 'for deferring until the Ist of April the
suspension granted to military mcn (not returned to
France), for the payment of their debts. The
Chamber, for expedition sake, required, that the pro-
ject of a Law upon the subject should come directly
from the King.
The following Laws, agreed upon by the Legisla-
tive Bodies, and sanctioned by the King, have been
officially promulgated in the Moniteur, viz.-
1. Relative to the exportation of grain, meal, and vegetables.
In this, the leading Article authorises the exportation, as provi-
sionally permitted by the Ordormance of the 26th July last, to
continue indefinitely, with certain reserves and exceptions.
2. Relative to the debts of the Colonists•of St. Domingo. By
this the suspension granted by the decrees of the last Govern.
incur, as well as those in favour of the creditors, it continued
to the end of that Session of the tut° Chambers, which shall
commence in 1215.

.....
Also, an Ordonnance of the King, dated the 6th instant, pre-
scribes, t hat the Administration of the Custom Duties, vested
by the Ordonnance of the 17th May, in the Director-General of
itnitr.:ct contributions, shall be regulated (under his authority)
by a particular and exclusive Director, who shall be assisted by
four Sub. Administrators.
London, England, 1814-12-13

NAVAL. PROMOTIONS AND APPOINTMENTS.

Lieutenants Baker, to the Prince; WI-laity, to the Rover;
Peyton, to the Arid ; Alfred Dale attd E. W. Pitt, to the Amelia ;
Cl.arles Wolridge Charles Frazer, and Gturge Argies, tts the
Spartan; Phtlip Horn, Robert Uennie, Edward Goodlad, John
Longehamp, and Connor, to the r:oyne.
Mr. Thomas Kirkby, tatter, to the Boyne.
Liewenants James Bullock, Wm. Miil..r, James Horn, John
Dottgbt4, and N. C. Oust:Ills, were rece tiny placed on the retired
list of Commanders.

The rollowing have passed for I 'cinemas thi; week : Messrs.
R.)bertse.n, Jayne, bloom, Mame, Jai voi-, Roberts, and
G:adwe'.l.
London, England, 1814-12-13

BRUSSELS, DECEMBER 3.

A female of the name of Raoul, who conducts at
Paris a weekly opposition paper, called Le Veritlique,
pretends that the city of Antwerp has offered citizen
Carnot a sabre of honour for his tine defence of that
place, together with a sum of 10,000 francs. This fair
journalist, who shows so much ardour in the cause of
the discontented French, deserves the present of a
sword from the party as a testimony of their gratitude.
A variety of paragraphs relative to Belgium have
appeared in the Journal de Paris, the malignity of
which is only to be equalled by their falsehood. It is
true that Belgium was an excellent milch•cow for cer-
tain Frenchmen, and hence they exhale their regrets
at seeing it escape from their clutches.--From a Mild:
Paper.
London, England, 1814-12-13

NAVAL INTELLIGENCA.

Arrived In Leith Roads, on Thursday, the Apelles sloop of
war, trona Elsineur.
•I•he Louisa, Rodrigues, from Bahia to London, is put Into
Lisbon, In consequence of having, in a heavy sea, injured her
pumps and started her water. casks : she was boarded, in lat.
so. N. by an American privateer, tbe Captain of which examined
her papers, and finding them Portuguese, suffered her to proceed.
The transport snip, No. 9.7, is retaken and carriedinto Bermuda.
The Niger frigate, at Portsmouth, will not give Instructions
to any vessels bound to the Brazils.
The Marls Francisca, Jansen, front Hamburgh to Porto Rico,
is lost on the Cork : and—Crew saved.

Thv Alexander, Hunter, from Archangel to Idsbon, broke
from her anchors in the Huntbrv, on Friday, and drove on shore.
The Resolution, britikman, from St. Übe's to Glottenburgh,
has been on shore off Calais, and pu: into that port to repair.
The Am:shion, Croa from Mo 4 :o London, go: on shore
on Stanibrd baud, yesterday morning, and was exp.:etc:l to be
got off.

FALMOUTH, DECEMBER to.
Nothing arrived or sailed to-Jay. The fleet in the
Roads appears to hold on remarkably well.—Strong
gales from S. to W.S.W. thick and dirty weather.

PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER 12.
Put back the Governor Milner, Friends, Agnus,
and Crown, all belonging to the West India Fleet ;
they have received instructions from his MAjesty's
amp rlore, bound to Cork. Nothing arrived or sailed.
London, England, 1814-12-13

VICTUALLING OFFICE, DEC. 8, 1814.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HES MeIJESTrs NAVY, do hereby give Notice,
That on THURSDAY next, the 15th instant, Mr. WILLIAM
REZICS, their Agent at Portsmouth, will be ready to receive
sealed Tenders, and treat for One Thousand Quarters of ENG-
LISH WHEAT (weighing 57 Pounds per Bushel) answerable to
a Sample that will be exhibited at his Office; to be delivered in
one month ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with Interest
ninety days after date.
No regard will be had to any Tender in which the price shalt not be
ionerkd in words at length, or that shall not be delivered before 12 o'clock
on Me said Thursday next, the 15th instant, nor mks, the person
who males the Tenter, or row person on his behalf, 'akar, to answer
when called for.
The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Victualling
Office at Portsmouth.

MORE PRIZES!
'LIjYTON has again the pleasure of announcing to
1 • his Friends the tale of 'Lycra Capital Prises in the Lottery
which was drawn the 30.11 November. In the Isst three mouths
he has been particularly fortunate, hiving shared and sold
No. 12,343 a Prize Of 5r.0,1106
738 ..... £l,OOO
3,72.1 .5‘ 0
2,836 .. . .. X'loo
3,438 £3OO
2,985 4.!U0
&c: &e. &e.
EYI'ON cannot too rrously recommend the New Year's Lot-
tery to the attendon or his friends; with only 12,000 rickets
there are Fiery CAPITAL PR IZ 6S, 2 of C• 20,000, 2 of £lO.OOO,
&c. &c. to begin 18th January, and finish the 91st A cons,ant
variety-of Numbers are on sale at EYTON's Offices, 2, 5..01151-
amt., and 18, Covets rev-a-rect.-1., where every descrivion of
linAntss in the Public Funds ant other Government Securities
is transacted with fidelity and dispatch.
•
London, England, 1814-12-13

rim AR mr.

A considerable concentration of troops. for India,
is now taking place, in the Isle of WiAht. Strong
detachments have continued to arrive in thel.land ftr
the last fortnight ; among others, part of the 66th
Regiment passed through Southampton, and a great
number have been emb ,rked at Gravesend to come
round by watts.. Saturday Nit of the 22d Foot
marched through Portsmouth also on their way to
embark for the same service. This Regiment is be-
tween seven and eight hundred, and composed of fine
young men, well fitted by ate, lot the Indian climate.
Saturday se'anight 200 fine young fellows, tithing-
ing to the 91st Regiment, left Ayr Barracks, undt'r
the command of Lieutenant Hoob, and embarked on
board transports, which got pride!
weigh, with a fine breeze, for, the purpose of Oiling
the lst Battalion of that gallant regiment, now. in
Ireland, under orders for America.
It is said that there are upwards of twelve hundred
Officers to be continued on the full pay establighmeat
of the Artillery and Engineers.
The Court Martial upon Lieutenant General Sir
.ton` Mutt nnv is ordered to assemble at Winchester,
on Monday, the I(itli of January. It will be holden
in the Grand Jury Room of the Castle.
A General Court Martial was recently convened
at Lisbon, to investigate the charges preferred against
General Cox, of the Portuguese Army, for having im-
properly surrendered Almeida ; but, in consequence
of the absence of some material witnesses or. behalf
the General; the investigation h is been 'aciii;urned.
El Tenente Rey, the Spanish Governor of Almeida,
was a few months ago tried for cowardice, found
guilty, and by order or Genetal BEltesvoito shot.
BosisAv, Jima W.—Thursday morning a fatal
duel took place at or near Fort George, between
Lieutenant R— and Captain C—, both, we believe.
of the 47th Regiment. Lieutenant R. was killed on
the spot, and Captain C. k badly wounded in the
body. We have not heard what has led to this un-
happy catastrophe:
London, England, 1814-12-13

GENERAL OFFICES FOR TRAVELLING. • 1
WHITE .HORSE 1.14 N, FETTER-LANG, HOLBORN.; Sid
ANGEL INN, ST. CLEMENT'S, Sl'It4NL.
QHELI'gNFIA WI DAY COACH, removed (vim
the Golden Cross, Charing Cross, to the abov.. Inns, from
it sets out every Mottling.
N.B. Mail, Light Telegraph, and Post Coaches set out daily
front the above Inns, to all the Cities, Manufacturing Towns,
and Xaslitoaablc Watering-Places in the United Kingdom,
Ey JOHN EAMES and Co.
-*who will not be atcountable for any Passenger's Luggage, or any
• Vackage irhMiipq If lost or damaged, above the value of Five
Pounds, uoleortgetered es such, atuk paid for accordingly, when
delivered at their Offices in Town, or to their Agents in the
Ceunu7-. . • •

BY- MS- MAJES VATENT.
"VP OVAL ANTI - ATTRITION • COMPOSI-
JLL Tr5N , instead of Tallow, Oil, or Grease, to prevent the
Effects of Friction in Steam-Engines, hiadiinery, Mills; Car-
riages, Coaches, Waggons, Carts &c. instead of Copper • tot
Shipp Ihistoms, Tar, Marceline, :tad Service for li clog, ur .per-
Vice for. Cables ; to preserve Polished Steel or iro.i from rust ;
Woad or Wooden Bu.klings fruit, the Dry-itot ; and by the use
of which the Public save In all 'rases rot less than three hundred
yrr cent. exclusive of (saving wear and tear, time and labour.
SUM, for the Patentees, at No. 40, Charing-Crom, new. ti e
Admiralty, London; and, by their appointment at most Ship
Chandler:, Pruners, Baokseliers, Libraries, Stationers, Drug-
gists, Medicine Wareboust s, Perfuntehi, ironmongers, Cutlets,
Coachmakets, innkeepers, Coach and Waggon-nei— ~ Oil end'
Colour-s! ops, Sadlers, and Shopkeepers an tire United Kingdom,
k luxes, price 2s. ed.; 4s. 6cl: ; Los. Gd.; One Guinea, and Two
V inns each.
The smallest size Box contains a Quactity suflielont to Prime
s,Four Wheel Qurine Four times, With which it will run up-
Wards of Six Thossand Miles, and ft will mimeo in the same
proportion for all ashes. •As of *cork. •
_ _

COATS
London, England, 1814-12-13

FRONTIERS OF AUSTRTA, NOVEMBER cv.

The Cos-re:pont/art of 10'm-en:berg asserts that the af-
fairs of Germany arc r:!gif:ated, and that the federal'
compact has been concluded the 2Gth of November.
The Emperor of Austria (says this Journal) is He.
reditury Emperor vf Germany, and the Kingdom of
Saxony is reestablished. The Count de StaCkelberg,
tlinistey of Russia, has been sent as a courier to the
King of Saxony, to announce to.him this news. As
to Prussia, it is excluded frem the federation, but the
King will have the title of 1......tper0r, and keep a
great part of Poland, whilst another part.of small ex-
tent will roinam mill Austria. The Journalist knows
not whether these arraligeinen.3 will take place by
exchange or otherwisel and does hot v..arraut their
authenticity.

. PriANHEIM, DECEMBIA 1.

From what we see in the public papers, we have
reason to think that the Palatinate of the Rhine will
bs.scpgrat•tl from the Grand Duchy of Baden, and
ceded to Bavaria. This intelligence, however, does
ant see:a well authenticated, as 'letters from Car's.
rube expie,sly contradict ir, and say, that all the
ancient Palatinate on the right bank of the Rhine,
aanexcd to Baden since 18034 will positively re-
main so.

BASLE, DEMMER 1.
The High Cow:. of Appeatai toistie has at length'
decided upon the fate of the insurgent leaders in
Oberland. The Notary De Doeiiigen, is condemned
to death ; Dr. Blatteur, to sixteen years confinement
in irons ; and the other- individoals concerned to
lesser punishments.
London, England, 1814-07-05

KENT.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
FINE Capital FARMS, containing in all near
800 Acres, good Farm House on each, well enensed and
Timbered, sluated in a very fertile part of the Comity of gent,
width will be sold in one Lot or sepastrely, as Purchasers incline.
For particulars apply to Adam Murray, Stu verve and Land
Agent, 61, St. Martin's-lane, Charing-Caws, London.—(Letters
Post
London, England, 1814-07-05

It having been considered by several Colonels of Regiments and
other General Meer; that a Fete should be given to the Duke
of Wellington, to tesify the high estimation they entertain of his
military career, his Royal Highness the Duke of York, confident
of the 'mem, feelings of the Army, has been pleased to desire
that a Committee might be appointed to carry the intention into
execution. A Committee was accordingly formed at Richmond
House, of which the Duke of Richmond was President, and
tame to :be following Resolutions :
Rrs iced, That a circular Letter be written to every General
Officer anti !Colonel of a Regiment in. Great Britain and Ireland,
to kttow if he sholsse to become a subscriber of a sum nut exceed-
lag i 5 Oultbus
Reu,ived, llsat the Fete tie given on the i Rth of July, and tl:at
ft ls vt ey droirableio iscertalis the number of subscritseis as boon
a% footsie, In stnder that thi Com mitteeinay fix oii thinumber
of 'lockets to be given to each Subiaiber.
(Stneg,t) Cluttgas Dour. Secretary.

GRAND BTATE LOTTERY begins Drawing
-the lit of SEPTEMBER; 1814.

SCHEME.

£20,000 are £40,0n0
10,000 . ...... 20,,;00
3,000 • lO,OOO
*OOO
1,000
500 ... 2,500
200
100
30
80
London, England, 1814-07-02

ANTWERP, JUNE 25.

The Mayor has given notice that the inhabitants
are to be ready to illuminate their houses on the ar-
rival of the Emperor of Russia and King of Prussia.

BRUSSELS, JUNE S.

The fist column of the garrison of Hamblirgh is
arrived here ; great preparations are making at the
Hague to receive the Emperor of Russia and the
King of Prussia.

At Amsterdam has been published an act of the
English Government, dated June 17, 1814, to permit
trade between the United Provinces and certain Co-
lonies now in the possession of his Britannic Majesty.
Letters from Berbice of the 2d of May say, that a
conspiracy of the Slaves had brett discovered there
to murder all the whites, but that order is now
restored.

Yesterday morning the Quires and Pnitressses vi.
sittel the tinnier Reamer at Cailtemisonse, previa,:
' to their leaving town for Windsor.
Tits PRINCE Reatnr's Cover, die.—Yesterday at
three o'clock his Royal Highness held a Court. Hi
Royal Highness being seated on his Throne, received
the Address of the House of Peers on the signing t f
the Treaty of Peace. The House came in cute, pre-
ceded by the Lotto CIRANCELGutt, and followed by
The Arcl4ll4hop of Canterbury, the ismitors of l cotton. Salb..
bury, Cbeiter, and Peterborough, the Duke of lieautert, .Lorclo
Lansdale, Liverpool, Mountedgeumbe, Conyeghant. Linilvey,
illylesford, Selkirk, Suffield, Ilan ()why, Dunst amine, Elbur,
Sheffield, Boston, aria St. Helen'4.
After the Peers bad withdrawn, the House of Com-
mons arrived, and were condeluaed into the Royal
Pretence by the Lona CHAMBERLAIN with the same

After receiving the address, his Royal Highness
gave audience to Lords lavenroot, SIDNIOUTH, CAST•
LERICAOH, the Duke of MOSTROSE# Lord GEORGE, BE-
InTORD, the Earl of CARHADIPTON, &C.
The Port's Nuncio, the Cardinal GONSALVI, was
introduced to his Royal Highness by Lord Carmt.
nu m", and the Assigant Master of the Ceremonies,
with his usual forms, and delivered his credentials.
Baron DORNEERG. the Hessian Minister Extraordi.
nary, and the new Bavarian and Sicilian Ministers,
were severally introduced, and were all most gra-
ciously received.
Count WINZINGeRODE, from Wurtemberg, who is
appointed Ambassador to the Empercr of RULIA,
and General MEAL/Uhl, were also introduced.

Yesterday a Deputation from the Corporation of
London, consisting of Sir JAMES SHAW, Mr. Alder-
man BIRCH. Mr. AldermanWoon, Sir JOIIN EASIER.
and Mr. Alderman GOODBEHEREI with the Town

waited upon his Grace
London, England, 1814-07-02

PASSPORTS to Any part of chi, CONTINENT.
by application to Mr. WALLiia, No. 1, New-wart, &.
4wkbin's-lanc, Lombard-street.

This day were published, In Man. pries es. boards,
,ETTERS from a LADY to her SISTER,
• .4 during a Tour to Paris, in the Mos& et April and May,
laic
Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, NW-
Ilioster-row ; and at rbe British Gallery, 54, New Bond-street.
Of wham also may be had,
A Voyage to thr ISLE of ELBA. Translated from the French
: .
. A(iswnNl TIiILZAUT DZ Beats [ADM In Octavo, Flee
2s. 6d. boards.
London, England, 1814-07-02

ad rapid a progregion.
finances should still bay,

them from ambarrassme
ism* Of the debt of ]
i'evenne by 296,299.
would be a clo=oloc •
Ireland of 42,
Next year therefore,
Ireland, to the amour

thought that if the revel
collecttd. it would afar
produces of 4'2400,000
Right Hon. Gentleman
for it would save the De
1 , On this subject the sup
tif Enquiry into the Fin
~. attended to. He did n 1
• en the Right Hon. Get
Government ; but be ho
nett Session to inform
effetts produced by hi
tions ; namely, the gi
the Treatury of Irelanc
similar to that which_

potsenes over its Coll
, Powers of Attorney in
nothing else but an ind
openkte Is a heavy tax
the Gentlemen continu
eolleet tie's. rents them
find that the revenue
was increasing. But
' farther improvedb by
between different parts
and by conveying the
---44 to the dal
'PI
think

dine
• well

promoting
and peace a
IDDY tho
complete

the Legacy Tee prods
his opinion, it might,
to produce twice as to
torney Tai, he hoped
sag the Irish Gentian!
thq now are. He se
was * financial toms°
11161 that should be et
ble to make the rem

country, fairly produl
Mr. W. FITZGEI
of the Board of Eat

staiotAined, asided t
energy, aft! Mustiest
Mr. W. WYNN&
of attorney mold bin
riorating freehold p
who night be Stspole
purchase of frigid
this sort of alstuauft I
in:lined to allatil
The several
different snide*, ils
then Astcedibe end Or
The Hesse then se
ply, when the Memel
cur the Cwt
good the derscieschi
Cad List : 1e:309,22
010.000 for the *or
Composition allower
ming*: t 15,000 rot
Hanle. The sum c
ing a building for th
Thib inelujed thy erl
constructed to coots
The Resolution for
to the two Houses I
House. for the year'
upon the suggestion
asight be elbowed fin
lupin-48,99 wet
Collection of Antiqi
Upon the motion

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1

Withmita lo ifte d
h had inet with the
course they must di'
Mr. PEEL said,
Powers of Attornen
' tad objected to, they
tid of it, by every w
tonality of Ireland, a
dilate, and proutotit
prosperity, and pact
Mr. D. GIDDY
ISecessary to cora&
of Ireland, than to
Taxes.
Sir J. NEWPOR
London, England, 1814-07-02

CUES lONIAN MEDICINES.
MR. BARNETT GUEST respectfully informs
the Public, that the GUESTONIAN MEDICINES are
sold by Messrs. Newscar and SONS, wholesale and retail, No.
tall, Dame-street, Dublin ; and those that wish to see the salutary
efficacy of them may receive that informlion, by perusing Ir.
" Guide from Pain," price is. sold as above; or by examining
the STAR Newspaper, Bell's Weekly Me seller, or La Belle As-
se:abidei where they will see that these chemical preparations
have been established in London for more than twenty years, by
relieving the following complaints in less than one hone, and by
curing In a reasonable time, all sorts of Gott, Rheumatic Gout,
Rheumatism, Pleurisy, Liver Complaints, old t;p-ains, Bruises.
and Weakness, or Contractions proceeding from repeated I arus.
vows of the above complaints ; Ursa ise Head aches, rooth.ach es,
Face-aches, and Earaches I 3000 patients, after they had bee,.
emitted into the Landon Hospitals, continued there a reallonable
time, and returned without being relieved, have efterwards been
restored to perfect health by the use of these estrratives. The
success attending his Antibilions, Asthmric, Nervous, and Con.
semptive Pills, are so great as almost to seem incred.ble; and his
To lb Powder, if once used, will always be preferred.
N.B. These Mrdkines are sold wholesale by all the re:l;sec,-
alVe Medicine Venders in London; but retail only by the Pro-
prietor, B. G MIST, No. 9, Great Surrey—trcet.

TN the various complaints incident to the human
1 frame, there are none more dreadful iu their nature, nor more
alattning In their consequences, than the GR AV 1.1. and S'I'ONF,
PAINS in the BACK, LOINS, and BLADDER, and LUM•
BAGO. They are complaints to which every person is liable,
and are a foundation for every other specks of Disorder.
HICKMAN'S PILLS,
Composed of the most innocent ingredients, have been found of
singular efficacy. In not only strengthening the vessels containing
the urine, bur in happily destroying the petrifying quality of it,
from which proceed the above complaints, &c. removing the
calculi, or gritty secretions, and banishing every pernicious ten-
dency to these disorders, without' confinement. From a con,cioits-
sires of the powerful quality of these Pills, fully evinced by- a
private practice of many years, they are offered to the afflicted,
and recommended as a cure for the above complaints.
Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, comer
of St. Paul's Church-yard ; and retail by Belem and Sharp, Ports-
mouth; Hall, Harding, and Johnson, Gosport ; Alloutt, Weston,
Mallory, Jones, Portsea; Trewman, Exeter; Cookwortliy, (31i.tt-
ville,Gilbert,and Holland, Plymouth; Newbury ,Dublin ; Bat ter
and Macdonald, Glasgow ; Smith, Manderston, Scott, and Rea-
burn, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath ; Ross & Peck, Hull; Gregscmi
Edwards and Penny, and Mange, Llvorpool; Stains and Lynch,
Manchester; Bowes, Norwich; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham;
Gregory, Brighton; Whitt, Brighton; and most Medicine Ven-
dors, In bass at SOM. gab.
London, England, 1814-07-02

, BRITISH CRITICr-NEW SERIES.
Thls day was published price Its..6d.
SHE BRITISH CRITIC, for the Month of
June ; being the sixth Number of a New Series :.contain-
ing a Review of the Beauties of Emanuel Swedenborg, Copleston
Pralectiones Academics, the Law of I .ibel, lkoleadiey's Life of
Algernon Sydney, Med.cal Transactions, Baroness Stasi Hol-
stein's Grrmany, &c. dsae. .
Primed for P. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-,
. _we Of whom tray Dolma,
Cdrvitlets*ts of the first Series, or arty stogie Number.
London, England, 1814-05-30

which tin" were Met to alpha*, The toast Was
drank with lobe and loud' applaes•
. The Ministers left the room alter this toast,
• 4:
ThiMarthiPful-C litaehant
bad thanks to them* for -1 their Hall," Was
sissr next toast. Thd "- a thanks.
The CHAIRMAN than .1 • .-Dtake of BUO-
CLINKM, and the Pitt lot .:. 4. • •0"
The Duke of Amin rose to return thanks In the
absence of the Duke of Bactieugh. He stated that
the Club in Scotlandposstssed the same ardent admi-
ration of the great Statesman, whose Anniversary was
*um celebrated, as the Club ;here he had now the ho.
nour to be a guest. It was his opinion, that whatever
couldtend to keep alive the memory of that illustrious
man, should be carefully observed by every virtuous
and patriotic subject. He was sorry that his Majesty's
Ministers had left the room • he intended to pay them
the thanks of an independent man for the energy and
.., perseverance with which they had followed up the
plans of their great model, and had completed the
work which be began. (~.essdoftidaore.)
The CHAIRMAN [IIEII gave II The Vita Chancellor
each University of Cambridge." •''*". •
TheViceChaacellor (Dr. CHArY) seturned.thents:
he was. proud to have an opportunity of expressing, in .1
the name of the Univasky, its high admiration for the
° name of Pitt. Jiis transcendent talents were- first
knowi and appreciated in that seat of learning, and
they bed long eboollll Wei unanisuoudf to represent
then. interests, from their deep conviction of hien-
shed-talents, his spotlesSintegritr, and atdent love of
his mourn' 2 itis regard and affection rot the Univer;
sky was reciprocal, and remained, with him till the
latest period of his life. No sooner was his irrepara-
ble loss known at Cambridge, than a subscription n as
set on foot to erect a monument to commemorate so
great a man. Mote than sufficient had been instantly
risised, and the superfluity had been applied (he was
NIPPY. to say, during his own presidency) to establish
a scholarshipia honour of the great Statesman. The
munificence of the Pitt Club bad increased the value
fbf this institution ; and he trusted that the statue of
the scholarship would have some tendency to keep
-fresh the memory of one who was entitled to the last-
ing gratitude and admiration of his country.— (.4/1.
141"4)
'• ' "Lord Immo aliej the Pitt Club of Wales," ems
_she next toast. •
The geeiterseee et the wmplary was now slep-
• few, he ~sallied mud the Chekmen, and•ift
icy the eenvlsiaSty till a late hoer.

. .
London, England, 1814-05-06

LOTTERY WILL FINISH NEXT TUESDAY.
MAY JO.
ar15,000 for the First-drawn Prize above #l7, independent of
any other Capital** the Wheel.
DOUBLE CHANCEreiirrICA PRIZES.
rfl HE first Fifty Blanks ;rtwit will each receive;
•
'Yen Tickets in the ne;t Lnttary, containing the. following
CAN•itals :
1 - of - iten,tno
0,000
•
;WO
t.c. Ste. Ste.
• Sbar.v will receive their Teepee:live Pmponions, viz.
An Half will receive Ten I hives in Use Ilan Lottery.
A Quarter will receive Ten Quarters in the tit zt Lottery.
An Eighth will receive Ten Eihthe in the neat Lottery.
Sistetailt wilt receive Ten Sixteenths in the neat Lcxtery.
HOOPINO •UOUGH CURED Wlt BOUT INWARD
MEDICINE. 1
ROCHE's ROYAL EMBROCATION.—Marry
'noontide of Children are cured annually by this tensely.
Oa the first attack, an immediate application of ROCHE'', Jim.
BROCATION will prevent the complaint taking any hold of the
' constitution, and a few times may completely care. [Katie most
obstinate cages pi rteverance will produce the de:ired effect ; and
to Remedy all be so w cll calculated fur Children as this, tin it
requires no medicine to be taken inwardly.
in commas Coughs this Meeocine is equally tffleacione and
sy be relied Ott fore Men, Women, and Children, as safe and
eilevull." In po case can this Medicine he genuine micas signed
on the wrapper by J. Ruche, and every stamp the name tit F..
Edward's, 06, Se. retire Chnrcb-Yard (who i. the only Whole.
sale Vender) engraved thereon. Price ss. and his. its. per bottle.
London, England, 1814-05-06

COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL.

Yesterday a Court of COmmon Council was held
for the dispatch of miscellaneous business, which was
nunier.usly attended.
• The Lon!) NI A YOK informed the Court, that the
Address voted at the last Court to his Majesty Louis'
XVIII. King of Frarce and Navarre, hail been pre-
sented and ntost graciously received. The answer
was read, and ordered to be entered upon the Jour-
nals. His Lordship also communicated to the Court,
that the Prince kegent had been waited upon with
the rl.ddrtss voted by thy Court on a former day,
which had met with a most gracious reception.' The
answer having been read, was ordered to be entered
ON the journals.
London, England, 1814-05-06

NAVAL and MILITARY BIBLE SOCIETY.
Instituted in the Year 1780.
Patron—His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK.
Vice-Patron—His R. H. the Duke of GLOUCESTER.
President—His Grace the Archbishop of CANTERBURY.
VICE-PRESIDENTS.
at. Hon. and Right Rev. Lord Rr. Hon. Adm. Lord Gambier
I
Bishop of London Right Hon. Nich. Vansictart
Eon. & Right Rev. Ld. Bishop Hon. Philip Pusey
of Durham Sir Gilliam Pepperell, Bart.
'Very Rev. Dean of Canterbury Sir Thomas Bernard, Bart.
Eon. and Very Rev. Dean of Vice-Adm. Sir Jas. Saumarez,
Windsor Ban. K. B.
Right Hos. Eatl Spencer Lieut.-General Robt. Manners,
Right Hon. Earl of Dartmouth Robert Thornton, Esq. M.P.
Right Hon. Earl of Radnor Wm. Wilberforce, Esq. M.P.
Rt H.Ld.Willoughby de Broke
TREASURERS.
Mr. Ambrose Martin, Char- I Mr. John Stephenson,William- ,
letteTstreet, Bloomsbury street, Chatham-place
SECRETARIES, (Gratis.)
Captain FABIAN, Royal Navy,
Navy Department.
114, Jermyn-street,
Major CLOSE, Royal Artillery, Military Department. ,
11'4, Jermyn.street
The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of this SOCIETY.
Will be held at the New London Tavere, Cheapside, on Tuesday
the ioeb May. The doors.will be opened at twelve o'clock and
the Chair taken exactly at One. By Order of the Committee,
(Signed) J. M. CLOSE, Secretary.
Conirnitteeißoom, l i 4, Jermyn- street, 28th Agra, 1314.

• WESTMINSTER ASSOCIATION, .
FOR THE FURTHF.R. RELIEF OF THE 3UptRERS BY
, . THE WAR IN GERMANY.
HIS ROTAI. HIGHNESS THE DUKE OP YORE IN THE CHAIR.
AT a /very numerous Meeting, attended by his
Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, the Archbbahops of
esteitainar and Votes, and many of the Bishops, Nobility,
and other persons of distinction,

IT WAS UNANIMOUSLY I LSOLVED,
That 4 Committee be appointed to solicit and receive Sub-
scriptions fur this purpose, and that all monies so received be
placed under the management and commit! of the said C.oei-
niittee ; that the Committee .do consist of the following' per o -,
with power to add to. their. numbers, or to unite with the 4-sty
Committee, if they deem it eiket.ient :
Archbishlip of Canterbury'‘ . M'tn.Wilberforce, Esq.M.P.
Archbishop of 'Yort - - '2.
-II ' •R. H. Inglis, F.,q.
Bishop of London • Joshua V.'asson, Esq.
• Bishop of . Eaeter ' ,'. . Rev. A.tchdeacon Cambridge
Bishop of Chester ,A,R ; Henry rharn,,on, Esq. M.l>.
Bit.hop of Salisbury . ~ Rev. H. (1. Norris 1
Bishop of Ely •" '' ' Sir J. Markinto,h, M. P.
Lord Kenyon -• '. -' • Hen. F. North
I.ori Calthorpe Co'onel Bathurst
I.sid Bardley : Rt. Hon. Sir W.Srotr,M.P.
Rt. iloo. Sir J. Nicoll, M. P. .C. Grant', Esq. jun. M.P.
Right. Elio. C.Rote,M. P. "`'Right lion. J. e. Villiers '
Sir Thomas -Arland, Vt. Pi ' i I.'ff.: it Marten, Feq.
E. Winbrahant Bootie, Est). • tV. H. Howe, Esq. .
M. P.. -
Committee Room, Freemasons' Hall, Great Queen-*tree,
where all communications may be addressed, and where Sub-
seriptimis Wiltbe received; as well as by Messrs. Hammersley'e
and Co. the Treasurers ; and by the several Busking-houses in
London and Wensinster. '
. . _
London, England, 1814-09-05

BM I'HS.

Tuesday, at the Rectory,thshopsbourtle, the Hon. Mrs. Hugh
Percy, of a daughter.
Sept. 1, at Horsham, Sussex, the Lady of Captain Suasso, 99th
Foot, of a son.

MAKRIF.D.

On the 18th ult. Rev. R. R. Vaughton, of Fillingley, near Co-
ventry, to Miss Wray, of Bath.
On l'hursday, the Ist instant, at Streatham Church, Surrey,
Richard Temple, of the Royal Navy, to Miss Hannah Cotes, of
Islington, only daughter of the late Samuel Cotes, Esq. of Hack-
ney-road.
London, England, 1814-09-05

GOOD COUNCILS OF CHAUCER.

Bite from the crow!. Am hi- to virtue true,
Content with what thou hart, tho' it be small :
To !matd brings bate:—nor lofty things pursue: -
Hr who climbs high, en Lingers many a fall.
Envy's a shade that ever wait, on Famc,
An ~te sun that raises it, will hide;
Trace not in lifer vast expansive ichelue,
But be thy wishes to thy state allied.
Be mid 'o others, to thyself severe—
So Truth stall shield thee, or from hurt or fear.
Think rot of bending aU things to thy will,
Nor vainly hope that Fortune shall befriend;
Inconstant ; ha: be tt'nu constant still,
Whate'er betide, unto as honest end.
Yet needless dangers never madly brave,
Kick not thy naked foot against a nail;
Or from Experience the solution crave,
If well and pitcher strive which shill prevail.
Be in thy cause, as in thy neighbour's, clear—
So Truth shall shield thee, or from hurt or fear.
Whatever happens, happy in thy mind
Be thou; nor at thy lot in life repine;
He 'scapes all ill whose bosons is reslgn'd,
Nor way nor weather, shall be always fine.
Beside, thy Home's not here ; a Journey this;
A Pilgrim thou ; then hie thee on thy way;
Look up to GOD, intent on heavenly bliss,
ake what the road affords, and praises pay.
Shun brutal lusts, and seek the Soul's high sphere,•-•
So Truth shall shield thee, or from hurt or fear !

rROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

FOREIGN-OFFICE, SEPTEMBER S, 1814.

Earl BATHURST, one of his Majesty's Principal
Secretaries of State, has this day notified, by a.►m-
mand of his Royal Highness the PRINCE 11 WENT, to
the Ministers of Friendly Powers resident at this
Court, that the necessary orders will forthwith be
issued to the Officer commanding his Majesty's ships
and vessels employed in the blockade of the coact of
Norway, to discontinue the said blockade.

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London, England, 1814-09-05

THA AR Arr.

Ljeutetiont FITtCLATIENCit, of tl.e. loth Hussars, is
op pointed an extrr Aide-de-camp to Marshal Lord
lictrcz•Forin, and proceeds to Lisucn immediately,
Captain WILLIANI TitoßsToN, of the 12th Portu-
guese Inian:r), is 01d1.11 ell L(1 I.,shon.
numtwr 4)f discharged Soldiers from the Foreign
Dei.ot have appl.ed for a conveyance to their native
ry, and tne apOtcdtion 11.4 s been complied with.
The route of the '2.1 Bit:t.ilion, 38th Foot, to Ply-
mown, ti.ss been countkrnianded ; so the Regiment
cort.ntiel, at Fita t Cumbei Lind.

The North Gloucester Militia has arrived at Liver.
ro( 1, ti urn Ireland.

The Antrim ltegimont of Militia has returned to
re:and, twin their service in Scotland. They have
landed at Donagliadee.
We have already alluded to !erne disagreeable cir-
ctimstances winch have occurred with respect to a
regiment of Hussars. The following is an Extract
from tile Adjutant-General's letter to Major-General
Lord E. Sousnset•, c immanding the Hessar Bri-
gade :" I c uim.tnued by my Lord WELLINGTON
to take this occasion ut mentioning, that the com-
plaints against the 10th Hussars are so generally and
so mreluely discrediiable to the regiment, and preju-
dicial to the interest 1 the army, that it is requisite
you should immediately adopt measures to re-esta-
blish that discipline, which is necessary to good order,
but which has been allowed to relax in an unpardon-
able degi cc under the command of Lieutenant-Colo-
nel 0;aot mt. Yi•ur Lordship will be so good to
communicate to the Likutenaifit-Colotiel the hield--
11 irs!,al's displeasure at having to notice irregulari-
ties it was in his p(,V;er 'to have prevented, and that a
recurrence of such loreach of regulations and good or-
der, will convince rticExcellency that the Lieutenant•
Colonel is unequal to the command of a regiment of
the lirst pretensions."

NAVAL INTILLIGENCE.

AMERICAN PRIVATEERS.

The Mary, Oweti, from MogAdore to London; the
Favourite, LESLEY, from Teneriffe to London; Pru. ,
dente, MITCHELL. from Tenerlffe to Portsmouth ;
the Fix, HOWARD, and the Commerce, Pam from
New foundland to Sp tin ; the Eclipse of Greenock,
bound to London ; and the Antelope, Juttreaftux, from
HAvannah to Guernsey, were all taken b:tween the
7th Ind i7th ult. by the David Porter, Whig, Shark,
and Chasseur, AmericAn privateers. The M.try,
OWEN, was sent for America; the Prudence and the
Favourite were burnt. The Fox, HOWARD, WAS
given up to the crews, who arrived at Scilly on the
SOth ult., whit became of the other vessels is not
tnertioned. The Harmony, WATSON. from Greenock
to Qu bec, has been taken by the Prince, .American
priv-te.r, but since re-taken by the Bnisfc sloop of
war, and is arrived at Cork.
London, England, 1814-09-05

S.

rsday arrived, and
lay. The extracts
found in another
the Paris Journals
3?ehas prohibited
by individuals not,
:the same lute, all
c.) formerly cons; -
I committed crimes,

tr, that cn,t-arbr.nec::

conseq!!er.r.e of 0.-. e
isions to Englan.r,
r interposc3 hi:ati-
)ffice by tit:, Dix de
rfectly restored, :nut
one their dlty law

rench frigate, whidt
AAEL SEYMOUR tear
tflict, has been most
lottentot Venus has

occupied on Thurs.
debate on the French.
Or money due by Go.
!ent. meets much up-
adjourned.

r left his house in Soy.
le seat of the Marquis
;CE REGENT.

making great prep-
h, Derbyshire, tor 4
nation of Peace.
ATHCART and &mil'
se of this week for St. (-
11 he numerous, as WI
style.
J. R. DALTON, sailed
with the Duchess Dam

with the permission of
Borghese Palace at
'anent residence of the
irt of France.

Ding to Paris on a visit
It is said that Lord
co pa ny her Ladyship.
4RY WELLESLEY, whose
ly the whole war, has
1.11 parties, has obtained
maybe expected home
nth. His Excellency
:y of Alliance with the
'gages not to renew the
There is no cupola-
lan Trade.

If EVCCLEUCti was oc-
taking•cold a few days
brought oil a fever and
uninated her existence
idle al.,
Ail that Joanna South.
w, said, it went agaiiut

Princess Cerarmorrit
and the Pan casses at
:ranbourn to dinner.--
isit to her Manny and
ady CATHCARL—Yes•
'a Council met, at the
ock ; the Members pre-
CANTERBURY, Lords
After the Council they.
lake of Yore arrived ac
la.rasiv and returned
Lord and Lady paaff.
on—his Lordship and
abroad. Her MAJINTIC
more, and the Princess
Princess Bonne in a
LorrEkaves Cranbourn
'eyatouth.

expected arrival of the
many Noblemen and
re upon the eve of quit-
en. The Marquis and
ire in the last departure
arrivals and returns are
sdy G. STUART, Sir R.
r, the Hon. Mrs. Asrox
PRACH, &c. The Earl
re had previously men-
rd PETIIRSLIA/49 the Earl
ckets now are exempted
long as their freightage
but this exemption is re-
allowed to a carriage.
date last night sailed the
;teat number of passer-
morning early, arrived
HAIN, with passengers,
last vessel we learn that
roars' General Cuss:rotes
Ostend, on Sunday last,
he materials saved. The
ue to take over a great

RR-LANE, SEPT. 5.
lied with Wheat this morning.
tf parts of which consists of
e effect of reducilig our prices
: a moderate supply ofinglish
ascription maintains Friday's
T quarter lower than ou that
quarter cheaper, and Beans ls.
large arrivals of Oats trom
1y Iron our coast, nag caused
In other articles noalteratiou.
ask, but there-are no bµyers•
bEP LIMBER
7s Od to sts Od
Pill 6s od to Ts 6d
to Its Od.
iarket.

air—. Calm, 120—PIP IM.
PRR LOAD.

Hover 61 Is to 71 10a
Straw 11 111 to 81 Is
London, England, 1814-09-05

MONTREAL, JULY 2.

We are informed that the red, •übtable Colonel For-
rlth, (the plunderer of Br ckville) 'entered Odd-
Town on Weefnescl ty, N ith about 200 men. About
11 A•M. lie WAS met by a small detachment of Vol.
tip.urs and Indians, when a sharp skirmish ensued
The Colonel si on fell mortally wounded, six men
ikere killed and ten es oundedi the enemy immediately
became appalled, aticl took to flight. Colonel for.
syth soon died of his wound, and was buried in Odel
Town. It is said that none of our•brave fellows fell,
but we lament to state the report of six being wounded.
Wednesday our fleet was in Kingston harbour, and
CoinMosiore Chauncey lay snug in port at Sackett's.
The 16th (Sir George Prevost's) regiment are all
arrived at Chambly. •
The Ist battalion 90th Regiment, or General
•

Graham's (Lord Lyndoch) arrived in this city on

Tuesday last. It is a fine looking corps, 1100 strong.
Accounts from Detroit of the 6th oh. affirm, that
the whole of the Ansel 'cos force stationed there, us.

cluding Sandwich and Amherstburg, does not exceed
600 men. We hope they will not be Suffered for any
length of time to disgrace and hold in awe, it valua-
ble frontier of 500 miles extent. None of the enemy's
vessels had passed into lake Huron.
London, England, 1814-09-05

FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER i.

Arrived his Majesty's ships CONQUEST and BITTERN,
from Plymouth—the lattet has sailed again for .Li-
werpool, and a man of war schooner (supposed to be
the Beavast.s) from a cruize.—Sailed yesterday the
Duke of ClarenetycAtet, for'Corunna, but has pit
back.Severarceivisifi piSsed-down'ehannel today,
but they were so far off we could learn no particulars.
Wind East.
London, England, 1814-09-05

ECCLES! AS TICAL PROMO [IONS.

Thursday, the Rev. George Taylor,A.d. was Instituted to tho
Rectory of Marlingford, in Norfolk, on the pre•entatio of Luke
Foreman, Esq. the Rev. John Chandler, and Mrs. Grace Green,
widow.

Hon. and Rev. William Cape!, vicar of Wa:ford, appointed
one of his Majesty's chaplai.is.
Rev. J. Crotti, to the pa-pctual euracies of Hurst and Rus-
combe, Bsrks.
The Hon and Rev. A. G. Legge is appointed to the Arch-
deacnnry of Winchester, in the room of the Hon. and Rcv. Mr.
De Grey, resigned.

Rev. George Francis Barlow, clerk, M. A. was instltutea to
the rectory of Burgh, in Suffolk, on the presentatiun of Miles
Bai ne, Esq. of Jotterly-hall.
The Desn'and Chapter of Rochester have nugmented the sti-
pends of their Minor Canons, front £l2 to .4.10, annum,
wholly unsolicited.
'the Rev. !antes Lynn, late Minor Cinon of Rochester, has
been collated by the Lord Bishop of Carlisle, to the rectory of
Calhec, in Cumberland.

Thursday sennight, the Rev. Joseph Lightfoqt, M. A. Fellow
of Queen's College, Oxford, was instituted to the r, etory of En-
ham, in Hants, on the presentation of the Provost and Fellows
of that Society.
London, England, 1814-09-05

RAMSGATE, SEPTEMBLR 4.

Arrived last night the Lioness, (Economy, Bristol,
Union, Mary, and Ariel transports : the latter vessel
broke two archois, and received other damage,
coming into hArtiour. Sailed the Ist and 2d Bat-
talions of the King's German Legion for Ostend.—
A number of transports are now coming into the har-
bour : particulars to-morrow.
London, England, 1814-09-05

NLW YORK, JULY es.

We lcarn from passengers in the steam bat Para'.
gon, arrived yesterday from Albany, that on Mond ty
last, the British squadron, under Sir J. Yeo, was
off Sackett's Harbour, waiting for Commodore
Chauncey to come out. Two schooners with troops,
which had been sent to reinforce General Brown's
army, were chaced back to the army by the enem).
Three thousand troops had embat ked at Montreal
to reinforce General Riall at Niagara.
General Izard's situation at Chazy is said to be cri-
tical. He had sent all his heavy baggage to White.
hall, head of Lake Champlain.
Letters dated at Sackett's Harbour, on Monday,
state, that Commodore Chauncey was to sail the in at
day, but :Ire silent as to the appearance of Sir Jarne
Veo off that place. Therefore, if the above versa:
account is true, it is must have come by some convey-
ance later than the

Amongst the passengers in the Steam.boat, arc
Mr. Rush of Philadelphia and sister. They are di.
rect from Montreal. Mr. Rush saw the troops em-
bark at Montreal.

An Officer belonging to the Endymion frigate
was apprehended at, New Bedford on Frid ►y evening,
us suspicion of being a Spy. He says he deserted
from that ship.
London, England, 1814-09-05

GEORGETOWN, JULY 22.

EXTRACT ON A LITTER FROM FREDERICKSBURG TO A
GENTLEMAN IN TIIII PLACE, DATED JULY 20.

" I am sorry to say the tocsin of alarm has just
been sounded here, (half past eleven A. M.) a letter
has been received by our printer here from West-
moreland, advising that twenty sail of the enemy's
vessels were in the Potomac, fifty miles above the
mouth, and moving up. Should they have a num-
ber of land forces, it may be a combined attack in-
tended on the city from the Bay and Potomac, so
take care of yourselves, for I fear we are getting
into much trouble. I know the writer of the letter•

(who is a Member of the Legislature) and have little
doubt the information is correct.

44 General Porter, who is Commander at Norfolk,
has made a demand for 7000 more troops to defend
the place, and a Council of War has been called at
Richmond."—Federal Republican.

BOSTON, JULY SS.

The passengers in the Commodore Decatur inform

that they left France on the 20th of June; that all
was tranquil there ; and the Bourbon Family was be-
coming more and more popular.
That 10,000 British troops sailed from Bourdeaux
for Quebec, about the 6th of June, convoyed by the
Warspite and York, 74's. Lord Wellington was at
Bourdeaux June 18, about to proceed to England.—
The Royal Oak, 71, Admiral Malcolm, had sailed
from Basque Roads, said to be bound to America.—
The British troops under the command of tlaj r Ge-
neral Riall, have retreated to Forts George and Nia-
gara ; and the American army, under the command
of General Brown, has advanced to Queenstown.
A Chebacque Boat, tender to the Tenedos, and
having on board her Second Lieutenant, two Mid-
shipmen, and ten seamen, was captured the 14th ult.
by the American gun-boat, No. 88, off Portsmouth,
New Hampshire.
The British have destroyed the wareciosesat Hun-
tingt4vrn, burnt the Court-house at Fredericton, the
Church at Calvert, landed 700 men at Leouardtown,
and 1500 at Nottingham—the last place is twenty
miles S.E. of Washington.
PIIILADELNUA. JULY ci.

The passengers in this day's Southern Mail report,
that the enemy had ascended the Patuxent to within
thir ysix miles of Washington City.
The Patuxent is navigable, for ves,,els of 9..50 tons,
as high as Nottingautn, which is twuity miles S.E.
of Washington.
The Baltimore American of yesterday says, a report
prevails that the_ enemy have landed 1500 men in the
Calvert County, and that they have burnt Ilunting-
ton Warehouse, and are on their march by land fur
Nottingham.
London, England, 1814-09-05

1 his day were published, price
REFLECTIONS of a CONSTITUTIONAL
ROYALIST.
Translated from the 'French of M DUSCRCIII,
By Baron DALDORF.
The above " Pamphlet has lately been issued in Paris, which
calls in question the right of the Senate to propose terms to the
King; they not being the Representatives of the Peo; le, nor
having any such powers delegated to them, directly or indi-
rectly. It also observes, that when Bonaparte coa;ed to be Em-
peror, they, from that moment. ceased to be any thing but pri-
vate Citizens. The Pnblb whin farther charges the Senate with
all the disasters :Mat have befallen France, ,nd with their cow-
ardly acq iescence in all the mad Decrees of the Usurper"
Morning Chronicle, May 14, 1814.
The EXILE, a Poem; translated from the Russian. Dedi-
cated to the Duchess of Oldenbourg—Ss. hid.
Published by 1. •oursa, No. 1, Paternoster-row.

N,RWAIUSIC.
rrtHE G R \ND NAUMACHIA, FAIR, and
FlitF.WOif KS; a Diverti•etttent for the Piano-forte, coln-
r”red by M P. ici NO. price Ss. 6d. The Grand Jubilee in cek-
hration •of the Ul•Tiints Peace, a Divertimemo for the Piano-
fore and Harp, composed and selected by P. Rosot LI, price !:s.
3e. The bmperor of Russia's Welcome to tvgland, In-
troduction and Rondo for the Piano torte, worm -0 by D. Ski-"
hen. price 2c. 6d The Kii,g of Prussia's Wclcome to England,
a Waltz, with • Variations for the Piano-forte, composed by 1..
Von Esch, price 2s A favorite Air, composed by Plirslello, with
Variations for the Harp, in which is intrmluced the celebrated
Guarrache.Dance,, by 11. Seine, price 4s. The favourite Over-
ture, La Vestale, composed by Sig. Pucilla, arranged as a Duetto
foe the Harp and Piano-forte, by H. Sense, price ss. Rd. i.e
Suovenir. a Duet for the Pianoloite, in which is introduced Mr.
giabam's favourite Song,'• Forget ine n 0.,," by W. R. Callender,
price 4s. Mrs. M`Donald, a Scotch Air, with Variations for tisk
Plano-forte, by P. Knapton, price 2s. 6d.
Lot;don: Publi bed by Golding and Co. 20, Soho-square, and
7, Wermoursdarsti-street, Dublin.
London, England, 1814-09-05

• DEAL, SEPTEMBER 4. •

Sailed the remainder of the transports for Rams.
gate.—Came down from the River, the Apollo,
AJKIN, for Newfoundland and the Pi ince Kutu3
GOODALL, for Quebec : came out of Ramsgatr
har-
bour and into the Downs, tile Antelope, Isabeila,
Norfolk, and Bzitaniii.t transports, with the Ist Light
Battalion of the King's German Legion on board,
fcr Ostend : they remain at piesent with his Majesty's
ships.—.. Wind E.
London, England, 1814-09-05

HARWICH, SEPTEMBER 4.

Arrived the Leicester packet, with i Mail from
Holland. Sailed the Lord Nelson packet, with a
Mail for ditto.—Wind East.

COVE, AUGUSI• 29.
On Saturday arrived his Majesty's ship Eclair,
Captain BELLAMY, With about forty sail of merchant.
men, to join convoy here for the West Indies. This
morning several of the I-mew:Ltd-bound Jamaica
fleet passed our harbour, having yesterday ['sifted
conv:iy off the Old Head of Kinsale, which consis.ted
of his Majesty's sliip CONQUESTADOR, of 74, Captain
Lord W. STuant, LEVIATHAN, 74, Captain Ditum-
UMW, ULYULIa and RIGDOVE.—.I'he whole consist-
ed of 140 sail. The Catharine Maria, of Liverpool,
laden with coffee and-tobacco, sailed from St. Domin-
go 74 days ago, and with..the fleet from Jamaica, 59
days, bound to Antwerp. The Ut.Yssus picked up
the crew of e ship from Honduras, which was run
down. The PROTESTOR, Lieut. MITCLIIINOS, arrived
tod shortly after sailed again.