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'LIELPS to COMPOSITION; or, Six Hundred
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moos preached before tbst University.
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Fellow of King's Colter, Cambridge.
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London, England, 1815-09-06

PRANICIOAT, AUGUST 28.

Preparations are already beginning to be made for
the reception of the Diet of the Empire, which is to
be opened hens on the Ist of November next. It ig
reported that several modifications of the compact of
the confederation of Germany, which are particularly
desired by England; will be proposed, and that the
articles of the geneial peace, which will not be cob;
eluded till that time, will be communicated to the Diet.

Baron Albini.will preside in the name at the Em.
perot of Auuria as head of the Canted, reticle.

STRASBURG, AUGUST 114.

We learn that the Prince of Ho:ienzollera has
fallen ill, and that Lieutenant•Genaral Vacquant
daily expected back. who will bring instructions con-
cerning the new positions to be taken by the Ausiii.in
and Bavarian arm}•.
London, England, 1815-09-06

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• -To BE SOLD,
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London, England, 1815-09-06

BitUsSELS, SUP FEMBER 2.

There still-continue to arrive daily on our canal,
vessels loaded with artillery, ammunition of all kinds,
and military stores,, coming from England, and a.'
great guiltier more is still expected. The quays of
the canal are covered with heavy artillery, cams.
nada, howitzers, mortars, and a quantity of halls,
&c. It is said-that large magazines of these articles
will be formed here.
London, England, 1815-09-06

BY 1113 MAJLSTY'S PATENT.
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and labour.
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London, England, 1815-10-23

PLYMOUTH, OCTOBER v.

Came in the LIGHTNING sloop of war, from Cork.
Sailed the Algerine sloop of war, on a cruise. Threr
men were pick:d up in a small boat, and tov:•ed in
here this morning : they state that they belonged to
:I Dutch galliot, from Ostend to Bourdeaux, which
foundered of Ushant last Wednesday, and that one
of the crew was washed out of the boat after the
vessel went down.—Put back this morning the Corn-
mindel Eaft-Indiaman, Captain CAMERON ; she
sailed from hence a6out a week since, bound to Ben-
gal : she has experienced very severe weather, and
sbipped a great deal of water ; she is also leaky. •
London, England, 1815-10-23

11APAL INTELLIGENCE.

MA
• ARR. Din.
Dublin 2 0
Waterford - 0
Guern<ey tml Jersey 0 0
Holland . 0 1
Gottenbltrgh - 0 1 •
I.lbbon - I
LOSS OF THE DELHI EAST-INDIANIAN.
. The above vessel, Captain GowEtt, .is on shore in
Mount's Bay, and it is feared she will be A totrl loss.
The cargo, however, is expected to be saved. We
subjoin the following letter, received this morning at
LLOYD'S, on the subject

Cadiz - 0 0
Malta - - 0 0
France - - - 1 0
Hamburgh - - 0 It
Flanders - •1 .0
Cormata - 0 •

44 PENZANCE, OCTOBER 20.
IS The Der4o East-Indianian, Captain COWELI,
from Calcutta for London, came into this Bay last.
night, during a violent ';ale from S.S.W. to S.W.—
She came to an anchor, but finding the vessel di ive,
cut away her main and mizen masts, but could not
let go a second anchor, so that the ship came of,
shore between Marazion and the Mount : if it should
prove moderate, great part of the cargo may he
saved. It now continues to blow hard, with much
sea. A galliot is reported to be totally lest on the
Saud in this Bay:"

RAMSGATE, OCTOBER 2.2.
Put in here the Adventure *transport FX leaky.
ocToutit

Came down from the River six sail of Merchant-
men, and remain. Arrived the Mona'Atm sloop of
INA:- from Halifax, and sailed for the River, to be•
p4id off.—Wind S. WV.

rowrsmou rH, OCTOBER C2l
Arrived hie 14.1.1jesty's ship Mau•rset. from Havre.
Sailed the Yrionvroit for Cork.

I'ORDAY, OCIOIIFAZ 21.

Arrived his Majesty's ships MALTA, from the Me.
diterrancan ; titn FRANCIS WAKE, tr,,m Danzig_. with
naval Stoles for Plymouth ; and PIQUR, from Ports.
mouth fer Plymouth, to be paid off. The two latter
have sailed
HARWICH, OCTOBER 21.
•

The Brothers, LANCTIIOIIII`, with coals from Shields
for London, has been brought in here by two salvage
smacks, having been on shore on the West Rocks.
Sailed the Prince of Orange packet for Holland ;
Lord Nelson for Cuxhaven; and Thetis for Gotten-
burgh.—Wind West.
London, England, 1815-10-23

FROM SATURDAY' NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

WHITEHALL, OC ['OBER 20.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased, In
the yam and on the behalf of his Majesty, .1) nominate and
appoint his Excellency the Baron de unog, Major-General
in the service of his Majesty the KingM of Prusia. to be an
Honneiry Knight Commander of the Nlo,t 'lmmoral& Military
Qrsier or the Bath.
CARLTON HOUSE, OCTOBER 20.
Ws Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased to
apoint the Hounurable William Thomas Gra4l4 to be a Page,
ofp Honour to his Royal Highness, in the morn of Mr. Henry
Murray, promoted.
CROWN OFFICE, OCI*OBER 19.
Mealtime returned to serve 111 this present PARLIAMENT.
Cousery or Oxsoan —William Henry Ashburst, Esq. in the
room of the Right lion. I.ord Franck Abitaric :Tenter, slow
Baron Churchill, called up to the House of Peers.
Commi-Aion signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
lierks--.1 he Right Honourable Sir William Scott, Kut. to
be Vte e-I.4eu tenant.
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London, England, 1815-10-23

PORT ROYAL, JAMAICA.
SBSCR 1 PTION fnrthe RELIEF of the SUF-
FERERS by the Destruction of the above Town by FIRE.
Amount already advertised: £1,956 5 0
Further Sub.teriptions since received:
The Richt Hon. Lord Carrington - AO 0 0
I' K. ILI', E.zq. p.r Crompton and Co. . 20 0 0
If Abel t I libbert, El. Births, Cheshire . 50 0 0
t:'. yr'. s Roe Ellis, Esq. M.P. . . 50 0 0
limn El is, Esq. . . . 50 0 0
James Walker, Esq. . . 25 0 0
Subscriptions may be paid or remitted to the Collecting Com-
mittee, who are addressed at Mr. Holden's, New City Cham-
bers, Bishopsgate.strcet. Suh,cilution Books also remain open at
Lloyd's; and at the Jamaica Coffee-houses.
October 20, 1815.
London, England, 1815-12-11

•

DUI CII "IND FLANDERS MAILS.

S t uTGART), NOVEMBER fra

The Stites have voted an. Address to the King, in
answer to his Majesty'a Rescript, d.ite..l the 13th of
this month; The following is the tenor of this
Addresi • • ' .•• :-• • -
" The States have seen with great satisfaction, by the reseript
of the 13th of this month, that your Majesty acknowledges the
intriftic validity of the ancient Constitution, 2u.1 your blajesty's
affect only its application to the whole kingdom in
respect to the change of Cummissioncts.
The States having already acknowledged that the ancient
Constitu•iam must rar.erience some znothications on account of
the cha,lges that have been made. in all respect, by the wdun
of the newly acquired eountiies, ant the *Neu of the negocias
tions !vein also to realise ths incontestible rights of these ...omi-
t. al: the dilliculties which itjVC hitherto hindered the union
between the Sovereign and the nation cease to exist, and the two
parties are agreed upon the principle.
" The leo the States can renounce the principles which they
have espresso.: to this moment, the more they feel themselves
called upon to don't your hisicsty for having deigned to pm an
end to these misunderstandings;. this ntetual agreement tiptbn
the principle mobil-al the undersigned to eater into the negocia- '
Cons, which are become indispers:ble by the union of the newly
acquired countries wilt the ancient Duchy, adding to this decla-
ration the formal twice thst they have named fur their Commis-
sioners Messieurs the Prince of Uctengen \Vallenstein, Weishaar
Boller, and Mayer and Vahrenbuter, that they have given them
the necessary instructions. The underslgned are, &e. &c. &c.
Thu Royal Cemamissloners and Messrs. the Privy Cuan.
sailors Warjenstein and Neurath, the Counsellors of State
1-lartmana rad Waechter, and the Counsellor of Justice
Lemnpp:
London, England, 1815-12-11

COWE4, DECEMBER 9.

IM:ly oR Thursday morning, in the strong gale
the North, the Norway gat!iot Erstratningen,
'aptain JrnttoutlGN, parted her cables in the Road:,
,1,1 was driven on the beach, close in by the Marine
tr,:tel, hot his not sustsice4 any material damige,
vpt paring her cable.
poLcHEs i ER, IM:CEMBAR 10.
lltoottruN, is on shore in the
Eur:ows, and full of wAter. :The Lord Huntley,
yi deen, is on shore on the „Gun Fleet—five
diips a;:e on shore on the Gun fleet, names
,n2:llown. 4 large ship was lost on the Sunk,. and
..:111.inds perished. There has not bees ssi much da-
44ge done on this coast for many. years. We fear we
but little of it yet.
London, England, 1815-12-11

AN 11-1111PETIGINES, OR SOLOMO.Nri

AN!EDICINE like the Aurt-laimrtuiAtis is in
the present tenses more than doubly valuable, as the intent
?trance and luxury of the age is hastening, the ravages ot
scurvy. and rendering our blood more impure; and though a
love.nt intemperance cannot on any ace .u• t be defend. it, set
those who have been weak enough to associre with the sons iv
loamy. and therehy destroy their own constitutions, have the
Meant now offered them of repairing the breach, and, so far as
in the &tower of physic to assist them, to restore themselves to
perfect health.
The Auti.lmp.tigJ may be admininered to females and
children with the utmost safety and efficacy, which circlinotat•c
have principal ly contributed to its great celebrity, and 'snivel eal;
use and request.
Sold by Samuel 1.004 is, Strand; Bacon and Co. t 50, Oxford-
street, London; Brodie and Downing, Salsbury; and all Meth
eine-Venders; nr.ce its. each, or four in one Family Bottle for
s.:>.. by which one l fa. botale is saved, with the words—.• Semi
Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp.
e} Dr Solomon exports, when consulted by letter, the naval
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London, England, 1815-01-05

from life before the age of inert. He was neverthe-
less justly condemned to the punishment of death.

TOLOSA, DECEMNES 20.

We read with plersure in the last Madrid Gazette,
his Majesty, after a due deliberation upon the
:,tae of our countryman, Marshal Ricardo d'Alava,
decided against his arrestation, and ordered that
be forthwith set at liberty, declaring at the same
.me his royal satisfaction at the Marshal's services,
Ind that nothing which had lately occurred should
ct ird his future military promotion.
Loters from the capital announce that General
Sillasteros, who opposed the Duke of Wellington's
,;•pnintusent to the supreme command of the Spa.
sii troops, has been recalled to Madrid. He has
•n exiled since the affair alluded to.
All the maritime cities of Spain are dreadfully
allied at the mere apprehension of the eventful loss
the Trans-Atlantic dominions of Spain, though
:authentic intelligence yet received warrants a fear
that extent.

k is said that the disastrous results of the present
cstem of political and religious intolerance have at
ength induced a serious, though tardy revolution in
ie Royal Councils. Thq Council of Castile, to
whose consideration the general polity of the kingdom
;As referred, has decidedly recommended a thorough
:range of system ; and we know the. King loves jus-
:;e, as he proves every day.

VIENNA, DECEMBER 211.
Her Majesty the Empress of Russia has presented
lie Invalid Committee with one hundred ducats, to
e cli,iirsed as they may think most suitable.
marriage between the Prince Royal of Wirtem-
,:rg and the Duchess of Oldenburgh is confidently
of. The King of Wirtemburg has declared
penly in favour of the policy of Russia, though not
: since that Sovereign, as well as his Bavarian
‘lajcsty, were in favour of the integrity of the States.
The Committee of the Secondary Powers and the
-iee Towns are now occupied on a new plan for the
Constitution of Germany. They are very desirous
t the establishment of the Imperial dignity.
Fifty sledges, superbly decorated, for the use of
I;,e Sovereign Visitors and their suites in their plea-
jrable excursions.
The Neapolitan General M. Dozinsky, arrived
;cre the 20th, from Warsaw.
SENECIALIA, DECEMBER 17.

A numerous body of Neapolitan troops which had
`,sited here have marched, by the orders of General
'irliegarde, for Bologna, where a fermentation against
the Neapolitan Government exists. We are assured,
that before the 13th of January, King Murat will be
t the head of his army in the field, and that Bologna
ill become his head-quarters.
London, England, 1815-01-05

TOULON, DECEMBER 21.

Yesterday were landed here the corpses of the two
"rincesses Adelaide and Victorie, of France. The
aneral procession which took place was of the most
,rand and solemn description.

THE EVENING ST.

LON DON.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1815.
rtZE OF STOCKTI i'141.11 DAY 41.STwasnra" ‘.‘16.1t.
Noktee4 68ti-4 per Cent. ava—S per Cent. Navy shut
Consols shut—for account, 66{ 67--Omnium le dis.
Sauk Long Anus. 161—Bonds 19s. pre.
..xchequer Bills Ss. sa. prom
1 he first Transfer in Consols and Navy on Saturday next.

We have received the Paris Papers of Sunday last,
!gillg New Year's Day. The King, by a Royal
t)rdonnance, has at length ordered the traitor Excel.-
:lANS to be tried by a Military Commission, to be held
in the Sixteenth Military Division, which is corn-
artnded by the Duke of TREVISO (Marshal 'Nemo).
We have not heard that EXCELMANS has yet been
'iken : he will therefore be treated as a deserter.

Auxnu LAVAYSSE, the person who ha.; ap.
;eared at St. Domingo in the character of an Agent
:rom France, was not sent to that Island by Louis
XVIII. but by the Provisional Government, which
'6: a few days before his recall held the reins of the
.3overnment. If we may judge from the particulars
-:.at have reached us of his mode of procedure after
etching that Island, it is impossible to conceive that
cc wrcse calculated for re-establishing friendly rela-
••-). s of any kind between France and her ci.devant
‘.l"ny, mild have been pitched on. He was, we
id•zrstand, formerly a member of ROBESPIERRe3
.'nrtimittee of Public Safety, and of course active in
of the Revolutionary measures which entailed
o much misery on Europe; and it 'would appear
•.n.o.,:ght something of the same spirit necessary for
;:hcing efficacy to his present mission. Regarding
'le President PETION as a person capable of being se-
,.uced, or misled by specious but insignificant phrases,
e addressed him in language of that description ;
:hilit, to the Sovereign of the northern part of the
Izid, he dared to use those ferocious and sanguinary
• scats which he perhaps thought most likely to make
impression on his mind. In both instances he
..e failed. We yesterday gave an authentic copy

t the important commercial decree of the President
I:riow. We have now to state what was the result
M. LAVAYSIIIeS correspondence with the Govern.
.• at at Cape Henry.
On the first receipt of his insolent and menacing

the King commanded his private Secretary to
c•:wer it article by article, a duty which the Secre-
:iry performed with a degree•of ability that must
:ccatly disconcert those who so confidently reckon on
'le ignorance and incapacity of the Haytians. A
;eneral Council was then summoned, before which
Haut (Cmurropus) caused M. LavAvsses
,ter to be laid. The writer employed the name of
guts XVIII. but as he was mapifestly unprovided
any authority from that Monarch, the Council
',re too just to attribute to the latter the horrible
,:.imersts which the former unblushingly avowed+

Rte'"'
London, England, 1815-01-05

DR URr 14,ATE• THEATRE.

SHERMAN'S excellent Comedy of the School fa
"dal was lart night performed at this Theatre, fer the.
purpose of introdurcing Miss Waurryta:to a London/
audience ht a new character, that of Lady 7 rade. It
has before been observed, that this Lady's forte was
Comedy : her acting last night confirmed us in the,
opinion. In several of the scenes, particulinly in her
interview with Sir Peter in the second Act, and in
the library scene, where she declines to her husband
the circumstances which had in:laced her to visii Jo-
reph Surface, Miss WaLsvetN particularly excelled.
Ihe light ani airy playfulness of the first scene, and
the force and feeling with which her abhorrence of
the conduct of Joseirk, and her expression of contri-
tion for lier conduct and gratitude towards her hus-
band in the latter, were felt by the audience, and
greeted by the loudest applause. In the second Act
she introduced the beautiful little ballad of 66 the mis-
chievous 11,e," which she sang without any accomi
paniment, and with so much sweetness as to call
forth a general encore. On the whole, we think her
effort of last night the most successful of any which
A London audience has witnessed from her. —Joseph
Surface is one of ELLISTON'S best characters. He
acted it last night in his best manner. DOWTON gave
a truly rich portrait of Sir Oliver; •and WEWITERR,
in Motes, powerfully' agitated the muscles of the au-
dience by the inflexibility of is own. WROOGIMON,
RAE, DECAMP, PALMER, PEWLEY, Mrs. HAuLowi,
and Miss MELLon, filled the other characters with
their accustomed ability. The House was lull.
London, England, 1815-12-18

BRURT-LAiV r: i YtegytE.

ennsider• hle 11 elt,iment has been made in Pl'e
last rOf The silio chant of Braga. 6r Beggare- asth.'
by c t/1 t• denouement. There was a Ulost
crowded :Ind brilliant house on Saturday. to witness
the thind representatirn of this gnoJ old sterling play;
and we rejoice te see, that the public taste justifies
the opini..n that we entertained of this classical revival.
The following Address and Epilogue, both written
by JOHN Honnouse, Esq. were s;,oken, the former by
4r. Pore. the 'Ater by Mr. HARLEY :

ADDRESS.
Where Macedonla's Madmin, 141'd, withdrew,
Where Rome's triumphant Eagles never fir,
Ecyond the realms for ancient pride assign d,
In worlds anibitbn never hoed to find,
Far to the setting and the rising day,
Britannia's boundless Empire spreads away ;
O'er either sphere her Standards float display'd,
And Art and Science spring beneath their shade;
And e'en when line shall rank our vanish'd State
With all the mighty names that once were great,
Still shall the Language live, and leave behind
Oee Trophy of the l Ards of Human-kind;
Each conquer'd clime retain their yoke, and each
Submit, for ever, to the master-speech;!
Our Sages still, and still onr Poets, reign,
In manly eloquence and lofty strain;
Still to the farthest age, the latest hour,
Your wide dominion last in So ASSPLAR es power!
Ye, thin', whose breast the ger.erous wish inspires,
To leave your sons the language of your sires,
leave unimpair'd the bright inheritance,
fiiihh'd work of freedom and of sense;
'Think how this living organ of the age,
Demands your care, demands your patronage.
• Your care. lest all usurping Folly, plac'd
By sister Fashion on the throne of Paste,
Of native eloquence, the grace and force
Corrupt, and poison at her pi.rest source.
Your patronage, since wisdom's accent falls
Lifeless, that echoes but to silent walls;
In vain halia at her idle helm,
Rules undisputed hi an empty realm ;
Whilst we „her servants, unrequited, abase
The thankless toil of duty and despair!
'Tis all too little, that your critic rye
Discern our scenic- monsters, and decry
Boys, bears, curs, cavalry, may meet your score,
Yet one thing more remains—let mew be borne.
Let Punch and Pantomime be brtish'il away,
Agreed—on this condition.—bear a play.
Ah ! let the Drama's voice, though long repress%
Still find an echo In your poriot h east
Mere let that once bid voice he heard, here
Awake the genuineimile, the gewtne tear.
here SUAKSPItAII, JONSON, PLICICHILIt, yet be known,
Here moving MASSIMO:3U be still run. own:
Rowe's piercing push) p, OrwAv's tender scene,
• Again be cheish'sl, as they once have been.
Nor sparkling dialogue, nor pleasing plot,
With Cowes IiVS, VANSIVON, FARQUHAR, here forgot,
Nor SUSOIDAN himself deplore the fate
Of wit unfelt, and nature out of date. .
As your's the duty then, be your's the pride,
To patronize the labours that you guide;
Xeur.radgniest only can protect our zea,
'I be PIQUA are a Berrow's last appeal!
London, England, 1815-12-18

By RIOIARD AY EON.

fl
With a Series of Twenty-sit' Views, illustrative of the Cha-
rsracter and prominent Era errs of the Coast, Drawn and En-
graved by William Daniell, A.K.A. The Voyage is ‘llustrated
with Coloured Prints en Tasted by Mr. Wiltiant Daniell, from
his own Drawl tits made expressly for the purpose.— Ilse second
Portion of the Work will consiit of a Voyag. from Holyhead
to Port Patrick, which is publishirit In Monthly Numbers, each
Number consisting 44 rwo Plates, coloured, with Sixteen Pages
of Letter-press. price 10s. Sid..
Prtuted fur l.otiginati. Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
mister-row; ma at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond .treet

SCORBUTIC COMPLAINTS
THE reputation of Di. FREEMAN'S GUTTA,
SAW lARI:4, has been firmly established by Fong Years
experience of its beneficial effects is Scorbuic and Venereal
Comp Wins. For Scrofula, Morbid Injuries of the Olan%hu, the
Lymph, the Blood, or the general Constluation, occasioned by
acninonicus matter retained In the habit, or introduc4 by cer-
tain indiscretions, intemperance. or injudicious use of Mercury,
this Medicine will be found the most efficacious, and at the sante
time the safest That can he resorted to; and Is no less excellent
in disc...ft of the Kidneys and Bladder, Obstructions In the Uri-
nary Passages and Lumbago. It requites nu restraint of diet,
confinement, or hinderaace to business. .
TO MR. MI I'I.ER, DR. FREEMAN'S AGENT.
Ste beg you will publish the following cure, for the benefit
of those labouring tinder a similar complaint. • Last autumn 1
' contracted a Venereal Complaint, and applied to an eminent
surgeon, igniter whose care I was three months, during that I*-
nod I underwent •alivatlon three times; the disorder was .so
violent, that wounds Woke out all over fay head and body; and
I wes recommended ihe change of air and sea-bathing, but 1 cos-
' tinned in a worse state, if passible; at last I was recommended,'
by a Gentknian, to me Dr, FILIIIIIAPri GUTTA SALUT4ItiII;
by the use of it, th.tult"Gou, I ass perfectly cured, to the ago-
in.h,nviit of every 'Krum who kni.w my case. When 1 leave
lif4liton, I will relate more partnulrrs.
sir, your devsted humble servant,
Urighton, May a, 1814. W JAMBS. •
801.1 At Mr. Butler's, ( htspside, corner& St. Paul's Charcls.
yard. London • and by mew Medicine Venders in England, Scot.
tam:, Ir. laud, East and West Indica, America, &c. in
Natio, at Ss. 91 and 4.. rid. each: •
London, England, 1815-12-18

at Cannot a socesolot froombliwttot of. many
the native troops, who bad at 'first been willing to
fight under their banners ; and, though it is not ge.
nerally so imagined, it is certain that Venecuela stiff
revolts against Ferdinand's Government. n'tie pr,.
vinces of Barinas, and the inland parts of the pro.
vinces of Caraccas, Cumana, Barcelona, and even
Guayana, ate now possessed by the natives, who de.
stray without mercy any Spanish troops who venture
to penetr.ise into the interior of the country.
Spanish Government has no longer any power in v,.
nezuela, except in the towns on the coast. The
sion of ;be patriot army, commanded by Urdansca,
which Bolivar had destined to attack C. had Irat..
drawn to Cuenta, in consequence of 133livAr%
at La Puerta, and having reinforcements trim
Grenada, it is supposed that they are opposing v,.
Royalists.
This terminates my sketch of the Revolution 4/
Venezuela. After an obstinate war, which has i Ivo
five years, the popujatinn of Venezuela is wholly Ir.
limy, and whatevzi differences of opinion rniy
exist among them, they will ultimately unite tli,;,
strength for the !good of their country. Were a 14.
reign army to invade Venezuela, if not a very prpsut
ful one, the patriots would have strength to r,...;:t „,:ct
crush it, and if very numerous, Winger And k‘.•
would prove its irresistible enemies.
Venezuela will probably obtain independence, In
every uniting link of social order being broken, it
irc.m New Grenada they must expect the restoration o'
blrmony and of prospe7ity. Mg the noble Contt,s,.
of New Grenada fulfil that expect:l6(N they i,,„,
given of heroic conduct, which the salva.,:c4l of Amu.
rica loudly calls for 1 v. c.
December 11, 1515.
London, England, 1815-12-18

iputwicei, DEcumaza

SAile4 the Prince of °urge packe, for 'll(4land;
AncitlAnd picket, for c-tah.vrlt ; and E:nily packet,
for Gottetiburgh.—Wina N. W. -

I.IVERP3OL, DECEMDEIf. J.

TheSsetling, LAticluroN, LI this port, for Savan.
nab, was lost 31st October, near Muilees :nit. The
'Crosby, hrGaa, from Miramichi h.: --,—,.(c.:adered
at saa—part of the crew saved, and a;livei New.
foundland. Arrived the Emily, MsaTax, trom Mi-
ramichi, in 42 days; on .15th November, in lat. 43.
G. long. 50. spoke the Adeline, of Salm, with loss el
top.fore-mast, bowsprit, and most of her sails; on
4th inst. in lat. 50.56. long. 16. spoke the Pomona.
from Jamaica for Glasgow—lost her fore mast, bow.
sprit, main top mizen mast; her head boat` and bul-
watks.
London, England, 1815-12-18

VICTI7 d 1 LLI?ITG-OFFICE, Iteceen'ar 12, HIT 3.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
lS MAJESTY'. ArArr, do herein gine Noti:e.
That on FRIDAY, the 24d instant, they will be ready to
receive Teedetree in writing, sealed up, and treat for what
Ho csb~ad, Bartel, kCilderkiii, Firkin, long and abort Pink, and
stout Hazel Wood HOOPS may he demanded fir the '..iervice of
the Victualling Department at Deptford, for one year from the
la• c of the Contract ; to be answerable to Samples to he produced
e ith the Tenders, and to be paid for by Bills payable with hi-
lc r I,i ninety days after dare.
.1 he o.oilitions of the Contract may be seen at the Secre‘
tary's Ohre.
No rev i.J will I. had to any Tender in which the tries shall net be is-
ieJ in iverds et Inerh,or that Asa not be delivered to the Board before
one o'do‘l els the said Friday, the 2%1 isutant, nor unless the perion
ii•Ao wale. the Tessier, sr some term on his behalf, attend., to answer
when faileJ for.

i2,WTON'S RESTORATIVE *TOO rH.
1, POWDES. The ads itirvtot of a Toottopowder, con,
phsed entirely of segetablee. mos' be obvious; for salts and
acids, wlnch,a_ found in almost every toothmow.ler, corrode
the enamel, and expose 'he tune patois. parts of the teeth to
the acti.m of the air, Ike lieu minute extraaceu. particle. being
in,inuated, putrescence succeed., wad marks and ultimately
the low of teeth must inevitably follow.
Earths. shells. and fo.sUs, though not in s?ordy,sare equally do-
structive • ;tor the particles, though ever so minute, being hard
21. d ironSubk, are certain, by repeated friction, tb make an
1:v1-elision on the enamel ; and the slightest impression
bang pne:e • snide, nothing can avert the disagreeable Coll •
..equence; except diseentinelng their use, and having meourse
to some tralutary.substitute, which instead of destroying will tead
Teeth; to preserve the f instead of corroding, the enamel, and
injuring ibis gums will rentrs: e and fortify both ; for these par-
, posea no preparation can equal Yaw rins's Toutb-powder', being
composed entirely of vegetables, awl principally of one, for whose
excellent effects on the Teeth end Chinas, we .6u* the most suss
questionable authority.
Po the general approbation of 'Newton's Tooth-powder, the
proprietor is proud to boast of references to *many elevated cha-
racters of the British ind Foreign Courts. •
Wholesale Orders'are requested to be addressed to Mr. New.
ton's Agent, Mr. •Edwatda, tie, an the Foot-way, st. Paul's
Chureblard, nearly opposite the North-gate, lit Boxes 2s. 94.
each. •

A VIR 41.77-0 PICA, Novetmlar ye , tats.
NOTICk it hereby Rivets, Mat a &loon of Oyer and
Terrifies r cid Col Delivery, for the Trialof Offence, committed'
,re the 41J ft Sees, within the joirlidictlem efehe Admiralty of Engleno,
mak held at Artie. Hall, is eh? Oki Betiky, Lomikm,emTmettlaYs
she 19M of December meet, a tight o'rlori in the awraine.
I. BARROW.
London, England, 1815-09-30

BRITISH ?IRIS OFFICE.
TOR the insurAuce of Buildings. Furniture, Mer-
chandize, !•hips,Vtiseh, and all other Property, against loss
or damage by FIRE.
Insurances for short Periods, or for several Years together,
stay be effected at this Office. upon the most eouitable Terms.
Polich s will not be charge,l for Sums of F.ioll or upward.,
nor to Persons inereale tig their prevent Insurances.
Me whole ti lOCK of a FARM will be -ngured without Spe-
cification, at the reduced Premium of 2s. pt r Cent.
Receipts for the Renewal of Policies eepiring
M Dav, may be had at the principal Offices in the Stiand and
Col Atli, London, ansi of their Agents in the Cuuntry, who
will receive Pritosals fc.i new Insurances.
By a lat. Act of Parliament, the Duty so Fire Insurances has
been incr,a.ed to as. per Cent. •
ROBERT SICELTON. Secretary.
London, England, 1815-09-30

quent Exceu.ion, EXPOSE and SELL, at Public Eaccution
Srle, in the ribuith of Augwt, IBM
THE COT I'ON MAN rATIONS DUNDEE
and GUYANA GROVE, with all their Cultivation,
mils, Slaves, and further Appurtenances both situate 4 in a Bay
on the East Cira.t of Demerary, in behalirof William .kuni.i,qq.
Davidson and Graham, of London; as also in behalf of JoirnAsii,
Dyest, M•Garel, and Co. items John Sutherland.
The Inventory of the above.nanted Plantations is daily to be
sten at the C9untkig-house of Messrs. Underwood, Hall, and
Co. London.

The judicious of the prz and concurrence on the net proceeds
of the sale of said Comm: Plawations Dur.der and Guyana Grow,
will be held by the Honourable Court of lu.tice three months
after tide day of sale, for whirls reason aU those that may pretend
to have any right, title, or 'int e to the net proceeds of sa d
Plaorrion or otherwise, are herewith by him, the undersigned
Deputy First Marshal of said Court of luithcas

SUMMONED
'reappear In person, or by their Attorney, on the first day ap.
Pointed for bearing. which kvill be holden here in the month of
October, 1816, in order to lay their claims in due form, under
the penalty that against the non-appear/re-will be proceeded aa
the taw Denterary, this 19th July, ISIS.
A. M. MiiiiittfliNS, Deputy First ManliaL
London, England, 1815-12-27

lad a fine banditti; for the distribution of justice f"
He was answered, that the sittings were held in the
Palace of the Caneellaria, on which he proceeded.
saying. sg that at Rome, the centre of the fine arts.
:I palace must be built on purpose, and called the
Temple of Justice. For example. let some chum%
in a bad sty.e, in the middle of the city, be pulled
down to make room, and another to burnish the ma.
t.zrials. I find, said he, the church of St. Paul very
pulp ? for the purpose on account of the pillars; the
other stones may be taken from the Isola di S. Pietro,
which an Imperial Decree has ordered to be pulled
down. Certainly, Gentlemen, the pillars of St. Paul's
Church, and the stones from St. Peter would make
an excellent Temple of Justice. You must build
aoclt a Temple of Justice 1" With this exhortation
}te dismissed the astonished judges, to the extreme
t•ontusion of his friend Legonides, who 'saw how
difficult it was for them to refrain from laughing.
London, England, 1815-12-27

CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISMS, PAL 311.4,

CHILBLA INS are pt.evented from breakinq, and
their tormenting Itcli•ng, instantly removed by WHI
HF.AD's ESSEIoCE of MUSTARD, universally esteemed for
Ls eltraordinary Efficacy in Rheuntatisms, Palsies, Gouty Nf c-
tions, and Complaints of the Stomach; but where this cet rain
r inedy has been unknown, or neglected. and thc Chilblains have
actually broke, WHITEHEAD's FAMILY CERATE will ease
the pain, and very speedily heal them. This Cerate is equally
efficacious for all ill-conditioned Sores, Sure Legs, Scorbutic
Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples, Ringworms, Shingles, BreakinAt-
out on the Face, Nose, Ears, and Eyelids, Sore and Inflamed
Eyes, Sure Heads, and other Scorbutic Ilumours. The ESSENCE
of MUS FARD is perhaps the most active, penetrating, and effi-
cacious remedy in the world, curing the severest Sprains and
Bruises in less than h:lf the time so-ually taken by anrother
Liniment or Embroca,ion, it also heals. Cuts, punctures from
sharp Instruments. Naa, Thorns, Si linters. &c. with inerediblt
facility,without wort or pain, preventing isilammation anti les-
t, ring, and is evilly useful in the various accidents of anima:s—
in short it is a domestic remedy of such uticomman excallence
and utility, that no tamity sensible to its owe comfort should ever
be without i-.

Pit-pared only, and sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary, No. 15,
Grifik-,:trta, Soho, Loudon. 'lhe E,,VIICC and Pills at 2s. 9d
each, the Cera:e at Is. Od. and 2s. std. and may he had ot
every Medicine Vender in the United Kinidoin.
*4° The Genuine has a Black Ink Stamp, with the name of
R.JouNs tort inserted on it.
London, England, 1815-12-27

011P10E ORDN.f NCI, Dumpier is, 1N.5.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA-

J Min ORDNANCR dio handy jive Notice,

That Proposals will he received at their Office in Pall-Mall,
on or before WEDNESDAY, the tld day January, 1816, from
such Persons as may be willing to undertake the St,pp'y of
TACKLE HOOKS and other ARTICLES of IRON MA-
NUFACTURE, for service of this Department fur a t eriod
of Three Years, determinable after the expiration of the first
year, upon notile of three Months, at tXe option of tither Party.
Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at
the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and further
particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the
Con•ract, may be known at the Secretary's Ofhce, in Pall• Mall
aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'cloc,:,
where the Proposals must he delivered, seated up and en.iorsed,
" Proposals for Tackle Hooks, Ecc." but no Proposal can
be admitted after the' said 3d January. at 14 c'clock at noun of
the same day, neitlitr will any Tender be not red unless the party
making it, or an Ar,ent in his behalf shall attend.

By Ordur Cal tile Board. R. 11. CREW, Secretary.

The old-established Firm of
HAZ IRD, BURNE, and Co. the Contrtrtnrs • with Govenneni, feel a gra!efol illtAsure in acknowledging
the highly rispeetabli, and approving testimonials, already re.
eeived, of the preseLt I.ottery It h..s been their study
to form it on the original and favourite principle of

LESS THAN TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE!
They have also introduced Two perfectly new Grand Capitals of
Twoity Ave Thousznd Guineas each, to he paid in Gott, with
Two A aw,,0i.0. scc. &c. .1 bus, submitiim: to the Pohl c, Ca
pit tl l'rizes, which in :na:mittide, were titiknown in the o!d, yet
approvtd Lotteries, of suure thaw twice the number of Tickets.
SCHEME.
NO PIXEL) PRIZE!
• Priers of- - Guineas in !:.id .C. 52,500
A 20,000 ...... ......... 40,0(10
5,A•0 10,f 1.0
5 ... 1,000
5 500
10 ..... 200
15 100 1,500
1,000 ......
1,100 ..... 13 ......... 15,1500
4,000 I 0

6,671 Prizes, all in MONEY'.

X2oo,o;:o

Begkis Drawing the 11th of Fr. MU AR Y.

Tickets and Shares are Selling by HA Z ARD, BURNT, and
Co. (Stock Brokeis), the Contractors Smith Grre of the Royal
Lachange, London ; where, the late and former Lutteries,
Prizes have been Sold exceeding in amount. Two MILLIONS
London, England, 1815-12-27

espied plass fronted Wish de la et Misth. S. Al
the Prefects whoßatt to Ware the sid Marsh.
" 4. AU the Marshals, Osiersis or Diehl 's, Lltt wholeilsed
Napoieoft's standard before the lath of March.--.lllas yes eh-
•serve, the Commission, by skins three day.' grace to the sol•
diary, have avoided excluding from their Amnesty the totality of
the army, which otherwift would infallibly have taken place, as
between the uuth of March, (de day of itonapanes arrival at
Paris) and the 2sd, not a soldier bet had entered into his service.
" S. AU those who opposed in arms the Royal Army of
the South. _ _

" 6. All the Regicides who accepted places under Bonaparte.
or signed the Additional Act,
66 I'he whole of the above designated individuals
are to be prosecuted in the respective Tribunals in
the course of two months. and those who are not pro-
secuted within that period, ifuo facto become partakers
of all the adv..otaqes of the Amnesty Bill."
London, England, 1815-12-27

OFFICE OF OR DNA 11 Deremkr 15, 1815.
THE PRINCIPAL. OFPICERS of HIS MA!
,JESTrs ORDNANCE, do herely give Noii‘r,
That Proposals will be received it their Office In Pall-Mall,
on or before WEDNESDAY, the 3LI d.ty January, 1810, from
such Persons as may be grilling to undertake the Supply of TuR-
NERY ARTICLES for Service of this Departmen., for a
Period of Three Years, determinable after the expiration of the
first Year, upon notice of Three Months, at the option of either
Party.
Patterns of the Articles may he viewed upon application at the
Prinolpal Stortkeeper's 011 Ice in the 1 ower : and farther Parti-
culars, together uith the Terms and Conditions of the Contract,
may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall afcresaid, any
day between the hours of Pen and Four o'Clock , where the Pro-
posals must be delivered sealed up and endorsed " Proposals for
Turnery Articles ;" but no Proposals can be admitted after
the said 3d day January, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same
day, niither will soy 'fender he noticed, ttaless the Party tnakitij
it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Saretary.
London, England, 1815-12-27

Tills day was publi,hed,

The Fourth Maim, (with an Introduction to dip Work, with
ref.. to late Everitt.) ai c...e vol. Bvo. price 19$1.boarlsof
A VISIT TO PARIS IN )hl4.—fly JOHN
sco rr.

C fining a Review of the Moral, Political, Intellectual, an.l
So Sal Condition of the French Capital; 01,$ervatious on the
%larners of the various CU -.es of tioeiety, on it% Political Con-
duct aart Opinions, and nn the general State of its Information
and At:aim-lents in Literature and Arts.

Printt d fir Longman, Hum, Retb, Orme, and Brown, Pattr-
omarr-row„

wlllbe publkhed, by the same Author,
rams Itavisivan io ltlls, by way of Pituscets: incluqpy a
Walk over the Field of llattle at Wattrlito ; Observations on
the late glorious Military Events, and Attectlutes in the En-
gagements ; a View of the Capital of Felace when to the (leen.
Fitton of the Englosh and Prussian Troops; a minute Aerount
nt the who:e Ptoe.edings tela•ive to the removal of the plun-
dered Works of Art from the Louvre, with Retl,-etions on this
Nleastir, ; cucclud.ug with a Cha;trr on the Political l'emper
and Condition of France, and the Character of the llutsibun
Go-
rerument.

GENTEEL RE:4DT.N.2I7.
TO BE SOLD BY mtvATE CONTRACT,

ALL that FREEHOLD GENTEEL HOUSE,
Garth ti, and Prevists, situ ate in St. Giles' .-street, Nor-
thampton, now in the occupation of Mrs. ; consisting of
Two Parlours on the gr mod floor, excellent Kitchen, Larder &c.
three Chambers on the firs.. floor, two ditto 1111 the semi• film.,
excellent Ceh r, Pump, and Well of Water, a good Gar-
den, aril one other adjoining, held on lease for 99 years, from
March 25, 1902. The above Premises :ire in goof repair, arid
men eligibly situate Ili the most pleasant rail of the town, and
command ..xtensive picturesque views of the adjacent country.
To treat !ur the same apply at Nle-srs. Pocock and Forbes's,
t:ly-place, London, or L. Kershaw, Northampton.
London, England, 1815-12-27

CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD.

DR: SOLOMON, Gilead Howe, near Liverpool,
recommends his CORDIAL BALM of Gil .EAD, which
has been adin:nistered in Nervo:ts Complaints with uncommon
dicerps; in Astlimas, Consumption, Flatulence, IM:station,
Obstructions, or BilioU3lfderS, it wants pre.eininvd ; its
effects are pleasingly quick, certain, and lading. The Balm of
Gilead instantaistot.sly relieves Spasms in the vile, breast, and
intestines, ddfuses a genial warmth, and prevent: crsinps and
numbness, in or ;titer bathing in 'tiring or sea se:Err.
Sold by Samuel Leigh, Is, Strsti,l; Bacon and Co. 150, Ox-
ford-street, London; Brodie and Dowding, S.ilisbury ; and all
Medicine Ye•r.ders; price 1 Iv. each, or lour in one Family Bottle,
for 3Ss. by wiah one l is-bottle is saved, WWI the words " Sam.
Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the ►tamp.
gLi• 1)r. Solomon expects, when consulted by letter, tie•
compliment of a XI note to be inclosed, " Money
Letter. 1)r. Solomon, Gilead House, near Liverpool. Paid
double postage."
London, England, 1815-12-27

EAST-INDIA SHIPPING.

The freighted .hip htsaracts or WatuNcrroze ar-
rived at Portsmouth yesterday from China, whioh she
left on the 19th July, and St. Helena on the 11th. of
November. The CUFFNKLL3 arrived at Canton the
17th ofJuly ; and the direct China ships are sAid to
have been in Augur Roads the latter end of August.

FALMOUTH, DECEMBER 24.
Arrived the Louisa Packet, Captain TILLY, sith
a mail from Corunna, in five days; has experienced
a very bad passage.—Wind N W.
PORTSMOU TH, DECEMBER 26.
ft has blown very bard all day from the S.W. but
the ships in the Roads appear to ride safe. The 84.
rossa transport has slipped her cable and come int•
Harbour. Arrived the ihnfrable transport, from
Gibraltar; and the Royalist, Pantos, from St. Po.
torsburgh.—Wind S.W.
London, England, 1815-12-27

TO THE ADMIItERi OF GLOSSY BOOTS.

LAMES AND GENTLZSIEN,
IBEG leave most respectfully to recommend to
you the use of my invaluable Compt.Mion of JAPAN
BLACKING, which preserves and sofrens the Leadi. r, and im-
parts the must beamtit u! jet black ever b:hvltt ; words cannot set
torch its just praise, nor-its transcendant qualities be truly keown
but by experience.
•• Ladles will find by the continued use of th:o eminently
superior Blacking, that their Half Bums and Walking Shoes will
be i-r.pt soft an.l pilable, and resist &imp, with the elegancies of a
brilliant lustre. A single Bottle may he had, as specimen, at my
Manufactory, and by the principal Bootmakers, Oilmen, anti
Perfumers, at all tl.e great Towns in the Kingdom.—l have the
honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, your must ob..airtit and
humble st rvant, RICHA RD TURNER.
No. 114, Lto.don.road, Southwark, Nov. I, 1815.
AGENTS.

John Diaper, P.irtsmouth ; Chambers, Mills, DAN, Shovel-
ler, and Welber, Pen. Gosport ; Alton, I road, Gilbert, and
Mew, Porthea ; I.eLgatt, Stoke 4, Shot' er, Ft t.nch,
and Squire, foil (Alice, Yarmouth, lide t.f Wight ; and may be
bad of one or more ;shopkeepers la ad the pro:cipal cusens in
the Kingdom.
Latlit.s' Dints, by the use of this Blacking. will experience a
lurtre and jot black equal to varnish; wortit caiii,ot het forth its
just praise, nor its transcendant qualities be truly known hut by
exprience.
Remark. Country Shopkeepers may be supplied wr h this
Blacking, in Sixpenny, Shilling, and I ighteenpeany bottles, by
addressing their Lomat:m(ls *.cs the where a single
bottle may be had as a sanyle ; or by applying through the me-
dium of the Wholesale llouses.

°o3rt.'lll2 4Z-

No. 114, London Kind, Southwark, Nov. ;'), I 1:15.
• N.ll. Ask Cur 1' urati•
London, England, 1815-03-06

CORN l'itADE.

day were published, price Is.
OBSE It VA . T lONS relative to tIo. !I-
MEN I' of a FREE-CORN r in I.ONOON ;
and Remarks on the present mode of conducting the CORN
TRADE on the Corn Exchange, Mark-lane; ad,ires,ed to the
Public in general, and the Growers of Graiu, and Ntailt.r, in par-
ticular, and intereNting to the Citizens of
Westmincer.—By A CORN DEALER.

London : by M. Jones, 5, Nevrgste-street.
Where may ba had, price Is.
The Dodine and Fall of the English System of Finance. By
Thothr.