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London, England, 1815-12-12

11BUK3HIRE, between WANTAGE and HUNGERFOR D.
A eppitat Frveloott karate, Wit-IA11;0MB MANOR EARN!,
Upwards of 419 Acres. Tythe bee and fax redeemed.
TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR ROBINS,
At Caraway's, on Witottestaki, the 170 January, at. Twelve
o'cloek, In One Lot, utiles: an acceptable ocer be prevloasly
made to purchase by Private Contract,
THE very valuable FR.L'EIiQLD ESTATE,
Ty. he-free and exonerated from Land-tax, WHAlcomß
MANOR FARM, situate by the turnpike-told, in the parish of
Fawley, between Wantage and Huugerttwd, a fine part of the
county of Berks. ComprNing an 'excellent Firm House, with
Offices, Yard, Gardens, Barns, Stables, and ill necessary Out-
building., and upwards of 443 Acres of rich Meadow, Pasture,
Arable. and Woad lands, all lying compact and d wird into M-
fr:mit enclosures by thriving quit k fences, and in a good state of
cultivation; let to a must reap table tenant On ham for etalat
pars, at a moderato rent.
The douse may, at a small Impenee, be made a pleasant resi.
dance for a Gentleman; iris very near toidr. tox hounds
and to a pack of harriers, and a short distance only from clue
Komet And Avon and Wiltshire Cavab; right miles from Hai.
serford, six from 'tVan•age, 20 from °shied, and about 64 ,
front London. It is a very desirable Proparty for investing
money—it is near good markets, and its a highly trpeetable
I. neklibcorbood ; excellent roads in all direesiqns.
May be viewed by applying to Mr.Thornas Dearlop, the te-
nant, wkere Particulars may be had; and at, i
the Bear and Crown,
Reading; the funs at \Vantage and Hungerford; Lamb, Walling
lord; Pelican. Newbury ; White Lion. Been; White Hart, ha-
JTalitiry ; Castle, the Bell. at Henley; at °Amway's;
and of Messrs. Beithow and Alban, Solicitors, fitone-liusidings,
Lincoln's lifts ; gad of 14 r. Roblu% WinVia•NrowYpidell4quitre,
wl.tru a Tian maybe seem •
London, England, 1815-12-12

PARIS, DECEMBER 9.

By mistake several Journals have announced that
M. de Lavalette's appeal would be finally tried to-
day. The Papers were only given yesterday to the
Councillor Reporter. and the business will not be de-
cided until the 14th. M. Lavalette, like Ney. insists
on being tried by the Chamber of Peers.
London, England, 1815-12-12

CHAMBER OP PEERS.

SITTING OF MONDAY, TDB 4TII OF DECEMBER.
The taknost impatience pervaded th.t public mind
yesterday relative to the fate of Marshal Ney, k being
g.nerally believed that his Judges would come to a
tine) cir;:ision without rising; the Chamber assembled
et the hour appointed by their last adjournment, and
this long-pending affair, at length took the direction
to its ultimate result.

The Chamber first decided that five.eighths of the
Peers shioild concur in the sentence ultimately to be
pronounced. (Tnis arose from a paper presented by
the Advocates of the Marshal.)
Eightespa witnesses appeared on behalf of the pro.
secution ; a similar number for the accused, and se-
veral to speak only to particular facts. The Ministers
of the Marine, of the General PuNee, and the Keeper
of the Seals, occupied the Bench of Ministers. The
Duke d'A:butera (who had been summoned) had
written to the prosecutors and to the accused, stating
that he was prevented from attending by severe ill-
ness; tl.is was admitted, on both sides, as sufficient'
excuse.--'l'ie Witt. sses were ordered to retire, and

theerg 4tiuti crininlynced :
MArso 41 Ney, in replying to the first question, re-
serving io hims..lt, AS a means of defence, the stipula-

tions of the 14,1itary Convention of the 3d of July.
Mr. BeLan, in reply, observA, that this was fo
reign to the p.oeteiing, and demanded that the re.
London, England, 1815-10-20

OFFP; OF ACE, (Moe's,. M,
THE PRINCIP.II. OFFI6'EIeS of HIS MA.
JESTrs ORDA'ANCB is here 4 the Notice,
That Proposals will be received At their 0111're Pal)-Man,
on or before MONDAY, the SSil instant, from such Perions
as may be willing to undertake the Surply of BRI FISH and
FOREIGN IRON, for service of fiat.% Department ,for a ; eriod
of Three Years, determinable after the expiration of the first
year, upon notice of three Months, it eie option of either Party.
Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at
the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and fiirtl?er
pardculars, together with the Terms and Conditions 0: the
Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall
aforesaid, any day betweeii the hours of ton and four o'clock,
where the Proposals mart be delivered, sealed up. and endorsed,
" Proposals for Britisli and Foreign Iron;' but no Proposal can
be admitted after the said 231 haunt, at 12 o'clock at noon of
the same day, neither will any Tender be neeceil unless the party
mating it, or an Agent in his behalf shall ,aueod. •
By .Order of the Biwa, R. 11. E;i'. tterreta-v.
London, England, 1815-10-20

EAST INDIES.

We are happy to be able to announce that the war
in the Nepaul territory has taken a more favourable
turn. as will be wen by the extracts which we h ive
given in onr columns this day froM the Cat-rata Ga-
selier of the 2d and 3d of MAT last. Let its hope
that the victory obtained may soon produce the only
legitimate end of war—a solid and an honourable
Peace ; calculated to increase the sum of human
happiness.
London, England, 1815-10-20

BASLE, OCTOBER 8.

The works at Huninguen towards the Rhine con-
tinue to be mined; but no order has yet arrived to
blow them up.
General Rapp arrived here on the 28th nit. ; he
slept at the Three Kings hotel, and departed next
morning on the route to Germany.
There was published lately at Loerraeh (Duchy
of Baden), an order relative to the surveillance t be
exercised over a number of individuals escaped from
France, of whom a list has been given to the Baden
Authnrities. General Lefebvre Desnouettes is to be
found in this list.

THE EVEN IN S FAR.

LONDON.

ALI. THE RISE IN CONSOLS, ABOVE se, WILL
BELONG TO THE HOLDIALS OF FICKE FS OR SHARE.;
OF THE SMOCK pklzti IN THI. 1.0 I' I ERY. WHO
WILL BE PAW HEIR VALUE IN MONEY, IF PRE-
FERRED. ALL THE CAPITALS MAY BE DRAWN
TUESDAY, 7TH NOVEMBER.
London, England, 1815-10-20

RAS I'ADT, OCTOBER 9.

Every efort is making for a sincere reconcililition
between the Government of Wurtemberg and the
Provincial states of that kingdom. It is even said,
that the King has yielded var►ous important points,
that the constitution of March, 1815, will be revoked,
and that Commissioners on the part of the Diet and
the King will meet for the formation of a new con-
stitution, having for basis that under which the
Duchy of Wurtemberg was formerly governed.
London, England, 1815-01-06

STOPPICII OP if COMO? 1341N1A
READING, blittlAßY S. MS.

The Bank of Mesas. Ma. .4 'MANZ, WllMq
attooxs, and Co. at this place, ,stopped. Parnerit all
half-past deceit o'cioik this mooing 1 to attempt to
depict the consequence would be lotil% it can be
better conceived than 'described! The firm had
opened as usual, at ten o'clock, and at the above:
mentioned time announced their insolvency : the
shock was electrical, and numerous families are, to
all appearance, involved in utter destruction. If it is,
necessary to have a paper currency, cannot the Falk
of England establish departmental offices ? should
they fail, we know what would be the result.
London, England, 1815-09-02

•I

MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT.
•
••••••14•••••••

The greater part of the harvest is secured Ia- the southern and
forward districts; in the nortisiiiiiiiaits'of arid Scotland
it will not commence until the first or tecond weds Gs September.
The new Wheats already sent to market have presented a dry
and fine sample. Wheat and Rye may probOly exceed an ave-
rage crop, mid there will be much of very Abe quality. •
Beans are an universal great crop—gariry and Oats about, or
somewhat above, an averige,"at a reasonable rice, and in great
plenty, from their very extenOwis cukiVation. 1 adieu re rs are in great
plenty. Notwithstanding t& havoc made among the Orchard
and Cider Fruits by the eatithbak' • the various fruits have been
abundant through -the seasemi ksideed all the necessaries of life
have been in the utmost pinny.
Sheep and Lambs have been in demand, but Live Stock subs s-
quently and generally has been heavy of sale, and at reduced
prices, from the shortness of keep and apprehended general tai-
lure of the Turnip crop. Irish Bacon and Pork have overflowed
the markets; not less than twenty thousand Irish fat Pigs, from
7 to SO stone each, have been ±mported near Bristol, and at New-
poet, within the last six Months ' - and much Irish Pork is now
selling in the London markets. The crop of Wheat is great in
Ireland, and of Potatoes, and said to be the same upon the Con-•
fluent, excepting merely in the immediate track of the hostile
armies. Horses are fast declining in price; no sale it all for in-
ferior lands-
The crops in the nelghbouitood of Berwick, which are be-
ginning to be cut down, are most abundant. The waters are
also pouring out their inexhaustible stores. The herring fishing
this season is very productive. The whole coast about Eyemvuth
is literally swarming viltit 'that excellent fish: The quantity taken
on Tuesday and Wednesday, last week, was greater than any
person now alive at gyemouth ever saw brought in. On the Tees=
day, a boat belonging to Coldingham taught as many as not only
loaded herself and a cable, but also another drave boat; the
etiantity was reckoned about 100,000. On the Wednesday another
(son had such a vast number is their nets that The ropes broke
in drawing thins, front the great weight of the fishes, of course
all went to the bottom and were lost. They are at present selling
from six to ten shillings per barrel, and fifteen pence per hundred.
London, England, 1815-09-02

This day were published, in Bvo. price 104. 6d. boards,
DISCOURSES, DOCTRINAL and PRACTI-
CAL, partly occasional, chiefly common, &Aware.: in dif-
ferent Country Churches.
By the Rev. JOHN MORLEY,
Rector of Bradfield Combust, and Curate of St. Clement's, with
St. Helen's, Ipswich, Suffolk.
Printed for Longman, Horst Rees. Orme, and Brown, F. C.
and J. Rivington, London ; and). Raw, Ipswich.
London, England, 1815-10-18

TIIE 13RITItili REVIEW, No.
Will be published on the Ist of Noventbd, &Doi counsin the
fl'o'wing Subjects, viz.

THE Church and the Bible Society; Report on
the State of Ma.d.houses is England; Soutliey's Roderick,
the last of the Goths; Wordsworth's White Doe of Rylstone;
Illonifteld', Greek Plays: I.lnyd's Trans:ation of the Tragedies
of Alfieri; Ivlttnoir on the newly-discovered Subject, lodine;
More'9 Character and Writings et St Paul ; Klaproth's Travel;
hi the Caucasus and Georgia ; Adelung, and Townsend, on Lan-
guage; Progress of the 'United States in Commerce, Agriculture,.
atid the Arts.
London Published by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater.
noster•row ; and John Hatchard, Piccadilly.
11,, It is intended that the British Review shall be published,
with the other periodical Works, on the lit of February, May,
Augur, acd November; and no exertion will be spared to insure
A regularity so desirabletparticularly to such of Its Readers as re-
side in the country at a distance front their booksellers.

' MONMOUTHSHIRE.
BEECH. NEAR USK,
FOR SAVE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.
riIHIS most desirable and complete ESTATE,
.1. well calculated by It. grtat conveniences and delightful si.,
tuatum, for the Residence of a peed Family, consists of a newly
erected MANSION HOUSE upon a moderate scale, with suite-.
ble Outbuilding., a walled Garden, and about SO Acres of Arable,
Meadow, Pasture; and Wood Land. the spat commands an
ex. cleave and beautiful view of the Vale and River Usk, and of
the surrounding Mountains, and Is distant about half a mile from
the Market 'l'uren of Utk, tett miles from Abergavenny, 17 front
Monmouth, and about 6 from Bricol. The Country abounds
in Fiel.l Sports, and sevvral Peeks of Hounds are kept to she
neAglibmirhoutl. Pune:isn't' may be had at Christmas next.
eraser particulars may be known, on application to Messrs.
Jones and Matthews, Solicitors, Usk, If by lettur, port paid.
14.,U. Purchaser may be accommodated with as additioual
qua try of Meadow t.;tol it desired.
London, England, 1815-10-18

GOVLRXNIENT LIFE ANNUITY OFFICE.
• Ban E-street, October IG, 1815.
THE following is a short Scale of some of the Rates
upon which Government are now granting l.ife Annuities:
'I hey ate payabie HAI-Yearly at the MANIC of ENGLAND
the samr as the Div:de:ids end may be received by Power
of Attorney. Aassuit may be purchased on single lives, aad un
Iwo Joint Livee aad the Life of the Longer Liver of them, when
the £3 per Cent. Cons. or Reduced Annuities are at or above
andupon the death of any single nominee,or of the Survivor
of any Two Joint Nominees, one-fourth part of the expired An-
nuity (over and above all Arrears) is payable to the Person en-
titled to such Annuity, or to his or ber Executors,
pturs, or Aiisigns, provided it be claimed within Two Years alter
such decease, bat not otherwise.
When the Li per Cents. are 50 and tinder 6Q.

'For .CiOSI of average Rate
£3 per Cent. Stock. for XlOO Meaty.
A Single Life of 35 recrive ./.:4 11 - £7 12 11
40 4 16 • II 1• 4
4.; 5 2 - 9 11 S
50 5 11 .; 11 6 6
57 6 1 • 10 3 4
6.) 6 14 • 11 5 2
65 7 12 • 12 15 S
10 9 9 - 15 5 IV
Ir:B:upwards 11 $ - 15 3 2
All the intermediate Axes will receive in proportion.
Particulsrs flay h.; had (gratis.) fni application At this ()Rim or
by writing to the " StiperintendAnt," if toe PoNtar he paid.
S. HIGH:IM, Siiper.titenJant.
London, England, 1815-10-18

MILIIIARY PROMOTIONS.

commissions in lie King's Own Regnnent of Militia, signed by
the Lord ;.iteuteuant of the Co•enty of Stafford.
.

O..nree S. Davi,' NO be Lieutenant, vice Russell, trans.
Screed to the Line ; Charles Orange, Gear. to be Ensign, vice
kiiinetiestre. preinteecli William Levi, Geot. to be Engagn,
IrCe Mum, rrornotti!„

Commotion in the 14 or West Norfolk Resintent of Militia,
s geed by the I.t.rd Lieutenant of the County of Norfolk.
Ensign rtorua*Sntallpiv;e Clarke to be I.tenteaant, vice Da-
mart, pn•:noted.
Commi.sion in the Nithstiale Repiment of Local Militia, signed
by t!o. lord Lieutenant.
.ben Richardson, Esti to be Captain, vice Hamilton, deceawd.
BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
11:t ber 28, William Hardcastle, of litsh Holborn, bookseller,
dealer and &spinals, at test, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTS.

Tlmtna• George Rove Gilbert, of Repton, Derbyshire, maltater,
f.) 4urrivele7 October 27 and Nov. 9s, at twelve, at th.
King's Anna Tavern, iierhy. Artornies, Mr. Savaga, Great
Wincheater•street, London; se Mr. Grraves, Derby.
Thomas Gilbert. of Letccat•r, *racer, dealer and chapman, Octo-
ber sO, Si, and Nov. ftS, at tlevsn, at the White Hart Inn,
I.eictstcr. Attornies, Mr. John Hob•on, Staple-Inn, London;
or Mr. Meredith, Leicester.
Humphrey Levy, of Deuzell•atreet, Clare-Market, Middleset.
glass-dealer and chapman, October 21, 91, and November 28,
et eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bennett, George-greet,
Minorlea, London,
George Stead, of Aldermanbury,Lcntlon, warehouseman, dealer
and chapman, October 21, 31, and November 29, at eleven,
at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Highinpor, So:tea-yard, Lush.
lame, Cannon-street
London, England, 1815-10-18

FREEHOLD, SOU C'HAMPI'ON.
The distinguished Edifice, sou TRAMP FUN CASTLE, with
Offices, capital Gard ms, Grapery, Pinery, Pleasure-Ground,
Cottages, &c. By Mr. ROBINS,
At Omrraway's, on TuuItSDAT, November 16, at twelve o'clock,
THE grand and highly-distinguished EDIFICE,
SOUTHAMPTON CASTLE,
erected on an extensive and noble scale, in the pure Gothic style,
the late Residence and Property of a NOBLEMAN, shamed.
The Fouth-west Part of this SPLENDID 8 CRUCTITRE is
completely finished, and contains an ELEGANT EN FRANCE,
GO rifle HALL, with STONE sTEps the whole width, lead-
tireg r.c 'capital Dining•parlour, ABOUT 40 FEF.I. BY 20 FEE
HlGri; ELEGAN I' GOTHIC CIELINt:, a Chapel at the end
finished, with Oak Doors, Windows, &c.; C.rcular Room,
Strong Room, &c.; a roomy Grand Staircase of Stone, leading to
a noble Saloon or Drawlni;•roons, 50 feet by w feet ; elegant
Statuary Chimney-pieces Gothic Windows, and Balcony. over-
looking a vast extent of the rich and luxuriant scenery 91 the New
Forest and adjacent country, the Ocean, and the River; an Anti-
room, II cirzular Drawintroons and Boudoir, finished in a most
superb Style ; various Chambers and Dressing-rooms, handsomely
finishes!, and Servants' Apartments, Secondary Stone Staircases,
Water Clyset, &c.
The Offices comprise a capital kitchen, Scullery, Servants
hall, Housekeeper's and Butler's Rooms, and various Chambers
and other Apartments. •
The whole planned for a Family of the first distinction, and fit
for immediate occupation.
The other part of this noble Structure contains spacious lofty
Galleries fug Pictures and Statues four roomy lofty Bed-cham-
bers, three Dressing-rooms finishei, and various unfinished
Apartments; grand Entrance at the North-east roil, roomy Cel-
lars, &c.; good Stabling and Rooms over; also four Cottages.
An excellent Garden and Pleasure Ground, neatly two Acres,
laid out with taste; a fiaeTerrace Walk by the water, bounded by
the ancient Castle wall; two capitel Hot-houses, Melon-pits, &c.
The CASTLE BUILDINGThave been erected at an immense
expense, the Materials and Workmanship are of the first descrip-
tion, and 0' the designs of the late noble owner were completed, it
would form the first sod most superb Residence In the kingdom.
To be viewed by Tickets only. Particulars at the Dolphin Inn,
Southampton; White Hart, Winchester and Salisbury; White
Lion, (Oath; Fountain, Portsmouth; S. U Parr, Esq. Litchfield;
Hen and Chickens, Birmingham; Wm. handy, Esq. Worcester;
Mr. Adams, Oxford; of Messrs. lienbow and Alban, Solicitors,
Stone-beildings, Liocoin's•lun ; at Gerraway's Cofiee-House,
Cornltill; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Goldemsquaiv,
Loudon, where tickets for viewing may be Ana; aaCtickess
tat the Volphin, Southampton.
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London, England, 1815-10-18

i

UNIVERSITY OP sr. ANDREWS.
THE CLASSES for the different Branches of LI-
TERATURE and PHILOSOPHY, w!ll begin to be
Taught, the ensuing SESSION of the UNITED COLLEGE,
as follOWs :
The Very Rev. JAMES PLAYPAI R. D.P. PrinoipaL
Days of Beginning
Classes. and Hours of Meeting. Professors.
Public Latin, Oct. 46, at 10 & 1. De. HoN•rmt.
'PobVe Greek, Oct. 46, at s & 11. Mr. Hitt-
Private Latin, Nov. 9, at 8. Pr. lit WIWI.
Private Greek, Nov. 9, at 1. Mr. Hut.
Firs: Mathematics, Nov. 9, at 12.
thl Mathematics, Nov. 9, at 9. Dr. HALDANE.
2.1 Ma.hema• lc.. Nov. 9,
I.ng:c and I he•nrie, Nov. 9, at 11. Dr. JA. HIINTEII.
hi, rat Thy, Nov. 9. at 11. Ir. Ca Au, ro an.
ural l':.i:osophy, Nov. 9, at to SC 12. Dr. JACKSON.
Ctv:l ii.•tort , Nov. 9, at JO. Mr. tenant.
Chi micte with its
Appl:L.:tion to the Nov. 9,
Arts,
rreuzh,
The PRELITTIONS in at. MARrs COLLEGE,
Will begin on Novamata 27.
• - 'lle very Rev. GEORGE HILL, D.D. Principal.
Sfitenlvie 1•heo!o2V, Nov. 27, at 12. Dr. Hat.
Elements of
cal Criticism ana Nov. 29,
Theel.n,y,
Xecrlr,iastic..l
New. 28, at I, D'. I.u.
tory,
IHrlsr:tw and Oyen.l Now. 27, at
I. Dr.Roses7sow;
sal Laugnsges,

Dr. BR 10Gi.

Dr. In. ITV NM,

Dr. Coos.

TO St ii P-Bl'll.l)F.Rg. sHIP-lIREAKERA. CARPRNTFRS,
IotNERN CA RINI? 1--MAKERS, COPPER and BLACK-
SMI 1.115, ANI) 0 1 HERS.
FOR PUBLIC SAM

Cn iEs Premises of blessrs Almon, tan, and Sons, Ship.Buildets,
near the West.lodia Dock, Limehouse, on MONDAY, the 234
• October. at Eleven o'.;lock in the Forenoon, on aucount
of the Underwriters:
IHE Teak, Masts, Bowsprit, Beams, Timbers,
Pinks. Copper Sheathing, Iron Work, Guns, &c. &c. saved
from the late sh p BETSEY, Captain OLIVER, of shout 310
Tons, register measurement, lately wrecked on Romney Sands,
on her voyage to the East Indies.
To be viewed on Saturday, the 21st, and the morning of sale.
Catalogues may be had at the Place of Sale, and of
M. P. TOURAY, Broker, SS, Great St.Heten's.
London, England, 1815-12-15

and the evacuation of it cannot beeffeeted on account
of the difficulties, Which occitrecLainong the Allies
themselves."
CHAMBER OF DEPVTIES.
SITTINGS OW al MAGA r, MEURER .11.
M. de BARENTS brought up a report from a Com-
mittee to the,following effect :
“ Until the promulgation of the new Law on the
Finance:, the indirect impositions will be received in
1816 according to the laws passed in the Session of
ISI4, for the receipts of 181.5."
The Report was ordered to be printed.
Count BZUONOT brought up a Report on a projct
frtr A Law creating several inscriptions on the Great
BSA of France, in execution of the Treaty of Paris,
and of the Conventions thereto annexed :
Art. I. Ordains the creation of a perpetual rent (annual charge)
*1 7 millions for the capital of 140 millions.

2. (testes a rent of 3,500,000 francs, for a capital of seventy
millions.

4. Creates a rent of 54.000 francs on the capital of 510,000
francs, in order to execute the clauses la favour of Bentham and
etridfurth.

5. Creates 2 millions of rent on the capital of 40 miWons, in
the event of the other inscriptions being insufficient.
The whole amounting to 16,024,000 francs of rents on the ca
pital of 520,800,000 francs. The interest to commence from the
134 March, 1311.

After briefly enumerating these items, the Reporter
said : Nothing ought to be preferred to the in.
terests of religiously observing treaties. Of course in
presenting to you the Budget of 1816, the Ministry
will not fail to provide for this extraordinary expen-
diture by corresponding burdens. The amelioration
of the price of the public funds is a proof that public
credit is restored. You have been already informed
by the Minister that even before the publication of
the Treaties with the Allied Powers, the daily pay.
nests were punctually made. Let us prove that
France, so anciently renowned for her loyalty in the
execution of Treaties, in recovering her King, has
recovered that ancient virtue. The Committee, con-
r:nted that the Budget of 1816 will pr'wide in a
sifficient manner fur the payment of the arrears
created by the present law, proposes you should
adopt it."

The report was ordered to be taken into considera-
tion on the day aster to-morrow.

The law giving a further indulgence to the Colo-
nists of St. Domingo, was passed.

The PRESIDENT.•••II To-morrow there will be nei.
:lie( public sitting nor General Committee. The
Chamber will meet in the Bureaux at noon, in otdcr
to deliberate on the reports which were presented to-
day, and to hear others."—Adjourned.
London, England, 1815-12-15

S KITZEP.I.AND, DEC. 9.

Prince Metternich arrived at Geneva on the 2.htla.
in the evening. His Highness declined accepting z!.,
lodgings that were prepared fur him.
Madame Louis Bonaparte arrived an the 31`;', hum
Geneva at Lausanne, with her youngest son, v.La
about 7 years old ; her suite was composed of a lady
of honour, an almoner, a physician, eight
and five carriages—she left Lausanne yestenia)
morning, and took the road to Berns.
By a political Convention between the Allie!
Powers and the King of Sardinia, the viii ige of St
Julien, comprehended in the portion of Ssvoy, whit!
France ha .1 retained by the Treaty of lbl4, an
which has been restored to its ancient Sovereign, n
to be ceded to the Swiss Confederation.

To-day we received the Paris Papers of Tuesday
The Chamber of Deputies is now occupied in good
earnest with providing for the exigencies of 18 I
The Budget has not yet been presented, but his
threatened for next week. It will of course be beaviet
than any other within the memory of the present race
of Frenchmen. It may be some consolation to then:
to know, however, that they are freed from the evil,
of the Conscripticn. and oppression of 4 desPoti'
Government.

We regret to learn front our private advices that
Political Club has been established at Paris, which i‘
likely to have a most dangerous tendency. In 'hi'
Club, it seems, several laws have originated, and the
Members have even recently demanded certain enact
menu respecting the general amnesty. No tree Go.
•ernment can exist if its proceedings are to be con
trouled or even discussed by Any body of men ac
recognized by the Constitution.

PARIS, DECEMBER le.
The English and Hanoverian troops, who occup;e,
the collages of Pussy and Auteuil, set out on Fr:
day ; and those who were cantoned in St. Cloud an:
the Bois de Boulogne. marched on Saturday for CI,
trodden.

4 letter from Strasbourg, dated the 7th inst. coil
tains the following article :
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It seems thd the troops which are in the env'.
rons of Landau, expect a courier from Lord Welling-
ton, in order to know in what manner that place is to
be occupied by the Allies. We are assured that a
Prussian corps had arrived through the mountains,
in the vicinity of that place, and insisted upon enter-
ing it in conjunction. According to the latest intellt•
race tie French Authorities were still in Landali

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MARRIED.
Saturday, at Paris, Captain henbane of the King's Certurn
Legion, to Miss Charlotte Cowper, daughter ot the late Kee.
Wm. Cowper, A.M. Rector ot Ramsey and Dovercourt-etini-
Harwich.
Lately, at the King's Hospital Chapel, near Dublin, Willi ant
Stewart, Esq. Major in the Donegal Militia, to Elizabeth, datt:ti-
ter of William Curbet, Esq. of Donstokk street, in that city.
The sth inst. Mr.R.Morrice, Advocate in Aberdeen, to Aune,
daughter of the late James Young, Esq. of the same place.
At Paris, on the 21st ult. Captaip Sandelands, of Ole Coldstream
Guards, to Mary, daughter of the late General Ainslie.
On the 45th ult. in St. Anne', Church, Major Edward Malay,
to Eliza Beverley, relict of the late William Beverley, Esq.
On the 9d inst. Richard Majoribanks, Esq. second son of Phi.
lip Majoribanks, Esq. of Broomfield, in the sunnily of Wirkhiw,
to Miss Rogers, daughter of the late Colonel Rogers, of Seaview
Cottage.
London, England, 1815-12-15

DIED.

At Fort St. Mary's, in Spain,on the el It of November, in his
lid year, Sir James Duff, Bart. his Majegy's Comul at Cadiz.
Friday se'nnight, Mrs. Geary, wile of the Rev. Peter Geary,
Minister of the parish of Newport, isle of Wight.
Stephen Taaffe, Roe. surgeon of the Westm.•ath Militia.
Dec. 1, at Edinburgh, Dr. Francis Du ',nestle.
Dec 1, at Edinburgh, Mrs. Weir, relict or the Rev. G. Weir. ,
Last week, at Misbura Place, North Shield.. the Rev. John
GrundeU. aged 55 years, one of the oldest preachers in the Me-
thodist New Connexion.
Monday se'nnight, at Cheadle, Cheshire, Mrs. Hall, relict of
the late Rev. Samuel Hall, of Manchester.
Lately, at Speen, near Leicester, Elias, Woad daughter of the
late Captain Marriott, R N.
Nov, at St. John's, Newfoundland, Mr. R. Langford, Mas-
ter of the brig Maria, of Portsmouth. Whilst standing on the
q4arter-deehs b Peifeti health, he dropped down, and instantly
expired. •
Oa the let last. at the Croft of Rochienturchua, Captain lames
Caneren.'esed nearly SO.
At Magetottla the isle of Skye, on the 19th Wt. Major Alec.
Maediffilds pf COulthillrlate of the East India service, aged 69.
London, England, 1815-12-15

nate that Mr. 01BEIIRT laboured under a hoarseness
that hurt his speech. Mr. RAYMOND, in the Courtier,'
though he had not much to do, was animated in the
character. The curtain fell amidst the loud sand rei-
terated plaudits of the fullest House we have, wit-
nessed.--An introductory Address, written by Mr.
Hosuouse, was well delivered by Mr. POPE.
London, England, 1815-12-15

IRISH CATHOLICS.

The Rev. Mr. HAIM the bearer of the lemon.
'trance of the Irish Roman Catholics to the Holy
See, against the concession of the Veto to the Eng—
lish Government, has written to some of his const; to-
ads in Dublin, stating the result of his minion down
to the 1 lth of November. The Dublin Papers give
a long and tedious history of this embassy, with a par-
ticular description of his introduction at the Papal
Court. We will dispatch the matter in a few words.
Mr. HAYPA arrived at Rome on the thith of Octo-
ber, waited upon Cardinal LITTA, and, after a va-
riety of preliminary forms, was introduced to his
Holiness the POPE. On. the 10th of November, he
was graciously received by the Sovereigu PoNttiv,
who told him that " there was no occasion lur the
great alarm among his good children in Ireland, and
that nothing had yet been done in the business."
He then referred the whole master to the Cardinal
Secretary of State, who, with his brother Cardinals,
is to consult with his Holiness at !VW pure fteriod.--•
Mr. HAYES farther says, “ I expect a tasourabl.: an-
swer, though I fear I must wait a considerable time
for it." Here rests the matter at present, and here
it is likely to remain. Without entering into the ab-
stract question of the justice or injustice of the Ca-
tholic Claims, we would wish to see the matter car-
ried before another and more competent tribunal than
the Court of Rome, against whose interference in our
concerns, we must, as British subjects, ever protest :
III•••••••••=10 " No Italian Priest
Shall tithe or to:I in our dominions!"
The question between the Catholics and the Go-
vernment is merely one of civil right, and no other
Power should interfere. If the Catholics have Any
spiritual affairs to regulate with his Hoctuzss, let
them do so, when it does not militate against their
temporal allegiance ; but %%sten once a matter in-
volving a civil and polit;cal right arises, neither the
Porz nor any other authority whatsoever has a right
to meddle is it.
London, England, 1815-12-15

FRENCH PRO TgSTAN'ES.
AT st MEETING of the SOMMIT ITE of the,
PROTESTAN r SOCIETY for tho PROTECTION of
RELIGIOUS LIBERTY, held at the New London Tayern,
Clwayside, Loodon, on Decimbii 51. AIL
. SAMUEL. MILLS, Esq. In the Char,
It was urauintously Resolved,

1. That having experienced front the Prince Regent's Go-
veroment the most prompt and polite attention to their applica•
don respecting the Protestants of France—having received their
assurances" that it has been rhh invariable object of the British
Government, and of their Allies, to support, and on every suite -
tde occasion to assert, the principles of sieliglous Toleration and
, Liberty, and that in their recent communications with the Go
vestment of thatice esey have brought forward these principles
as the foundation oitheir policy. and of their expectations :
and that they are, thstefurs, usln,; their best efforts to arrest the
progress of evils which they most deeply deplore"—and haying
been convinced orthe hertelits which have already resulted tram
their avows: of this pt* r,. and .eorn the declaration of these
truly Britult and honuurible sentiments. this Committee catawst
delay to record }pd to communicate their cordial gratitude to the
Right two. the Earl of Livaaroot,, and to the other Members
of the present Administration, fur their put and (mini efforts,
and for the r judicious and liberal disposition to ma ni ant, on be-
half of the Protestants of France. those great pnncsp is of Itch-
gigue Freedom which this committee most devoutly approve,
sad are appo ntcd to protect.
it. That desirous to co-operate with the British Govtinment In
conduct so enlightened and beneficent. this Committee wdl con-
time to observe the measures which may occur in France, and
will neither abate their vigilance, nor their humbler but utmost
exertions. until the Protes ants of fist country shall he allowed
ically, perfectly, and permanently to exercise that liberty
of Worship, and those Rights of Conscience which the, Coast Ott.
clonal Charter of their own Monarch has justly recogniza
which his recent U;dnnnance has wisely' re-assured, an,l which
they 4%.1 every nun throughout the world are entitled to eo:ry.
THQMAS pEt.i.4l"9 Secretaries.
JOHN WILKS,

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4 9.1111 he # FICA, Now ..14v :10, Ibls.
NOTICE i, herds given, 7a.te Szplia of Oyer and
Tersithurioed Gaol Dclitery, fcr th: 7i-i4of Vince, committed
the High Sr'', within die jerisdictirx olde eflwiialty if Raeder...,
Till he hell a: Justice Hc;‘, is the Gld B.akip LePage, on Tuesday,
he 19th of December gent, at itishio'sloch in the marsiiite.
. • J. BARROW.
London, England, 1815-10-11

NAMBCIRGIf HAIL.

VIENNA, SEPTE:`.IREIt 4.—(Frorr A I,r-. rflp
II Yesterday evening two of cur most ccr.sideAle
bankers, Chevalier Eskelcs and Mr. Von Game,
set out for Paris, whence thcy an• s^nt for in ord.;
to regulate the payment of the ner.ch contrilankn,
to our Government, and to receive them. %hen
that to the amrunt of 20 or 30 r1:11tong of Nits
already pald, and on its way
a very inadequate compensation :or the
have gone to Prance in the many past years of mi„,
fortune, must have at length a sensible inflatiiceol
the Exchange, notwialstanding the caiut of usgret,
and jobbers to counteract the happy effects of 11.
present. faxograble state of things."
•

BERLIN. OCrouEit S.

A courier who lett P.tris on the .r;:h Srpt.r.`;.!
and arrived here yesterday morning, has brought Li
°facial news, that after the grand review, on
the Prussian guards left Paris on their return Lou
. .
WARSAW, SEPTEMIIER IS.

On the 19th, the town of Thorn was givo up ts
tLe Prussians. On the same t:ay, General j0,k..,
marched out of the town with bis garrison, and tl
Prussian troops entered it. In the evening the wl.
town was illuminated: The Russian military effect,
weie sent by water to Modlin.
London, England, 1815-10-11

llt D.

On Moutlay, October 2, the Lady of Sir Pyres hioityn, Bait.
of Talvere, in the County et flint.
At his. house, at bemires-hill, near Birniiiigfiant, at tie age of
9 ', Willa► liu ton, Esq. the venerable histomat ut hirinifiiisani,
and the author of various other works.
At Dumfries, on the 20th ult. John I lossack, Esq. of Gletigaber,
and of bull Bay River, in the island of Jamaica.
At'Slieerne-s, on the tith ult. Mr. Alexander Mitre, of E•lin-
burgh, aged 25, Assistant-Surgeon of the Iphigenia, Lat.! ..f
the Bellerophon. When proceeding to the Hospital ship
Warm', with two sick men, the boat WaA overact in a squall,
and hlr. Miloe, in generously exerting hims:•li bt:yond his power
to save hie patients, lost Lis own file, dceply regretted by his
brother officers.
Lately, the Rev. Jatnes Eaton, M. A. Rector of Stanton by
Dale, and perpetual Curate of Tickhill, to Derbyshire.
London, England, 1815-10-11

CHING'S WORM LOZLNWOI.

NVORMS are alien/el to be the most frequent
Sources of Diieases:—Ti.eir symptoms
every Parent should be acquainted with. Ti,ey occasion lou►
of appetite, a paleness of the face, eimelatlor, anti an irre-
gular state of the bowels, attended wi►h viohnt I,l*iis; they
bring on convulsions, affect the growth of the 1404, and ofi'ea
prove fatal, by ending In a consumption or decay. I3oth as a
preventative and cure for these alarmiug compfaints, the a'x►v.
excellent Medicine it universally anowed, on the te:niinotiy of the
highest characters In this country, to have no equal. 'l'l►tir
public approbation, given to the Proprietor, trnin a per-onal
knowledge of its efficacy In their own faanilie.., stamps It► merit
beyond competition. and gives a sanction to it which nu other
Medicine of the kind can boast.
From the Hon. and Right Rev. the Lotd Bishop of CAM..I3LE
To Mr. CHING, Apothecary, Cheapside, London.

Sta—l readily embrace the opportunity your letter affords me,
of adding my testimony to that ot the Imo is Cutts !Ls ttow , fa-
vour of your CHING', PATENT WORM LOZENGES, my
eldest son having a few months ago derived very material benellt
Irmo the use of it. He had been unwell for several weeks previous
to his taking it, appeared pale and entacia:ed, was languid, and
complained trequently of pains in his head and side. •f he Lord
Chief Baron,who had accidently seen him in this clue , fortuttattly
recommended me to the trial of your Lozenges ; snit that no time
might be lost, or any mistake might occur, in obtaining tt:c go.
twine Medicine, sent me three tiches.pf it. The lie: of these
occasioned a visible amendment, and after the s. coed dose
every symptom di4appeared, but I isidv I it right
to give the third, as the two former had agreed so uncont•

moldy well. From that time my son has been in perfect health
and I certainly attribute his cure wholly to the tificacy of the
Wirrm Lozenges. I have Alum recommended your Lort ages in
several instances, wherein I have the satisfaction to as••;:re you,
they have uniformly been of great service, I ought to arid, Oa:
Iron, the nature of the effect produced by them ht my son'. case,
1 apprehend the complaints to have arisen from an ohs. ruction
hel weenthe stomach and visceta. I am, &c.
Kase Castle, Dec. 7. P.. IvARIASI,E.

Sold at Mr.Buder's, N 0.4, Chea!istde,' corner or ;;e,
Londen, and tuner Mlicine• Vendcre iu Fiegiaml, tic stand, bo•
land, WArs, East and West Indies, Ai:relics, LCt. in bozo:, at
Is. 9d. auu9 sa. 6d. cads.
London, England, 1815-12-23

HILL O. NI LINROZ.

This was an action on a bill of Achange for 45130
accepted by the defendant. The question :nose out of
one of those transactions which passed through the
hands of the unfortunate Mr. J. Drew M.ty ; and by
the evidence it appearing that the defendant had al-
ready given s stisfaction for the bill in question, and
that the plaintiff had offered to stop proceedings and
give up the acceptance if the defendant would pny
the cuts of the present proceedings, be was, under
thee circumstancesotonsnited.

COCK PIT, WHITEHALL.
The Carolina, Beck tnaster.—This veawl, under
Swedish colours, in ballast, in the prosecution of a
voyage from BoAon, in Atnerica, to the *land of
St. Bartholomew, was captured by the privateers
Thistle and Eliza Mackay, and carried tp Antiosa,
whthe the usual proceedings were in,tituted against
the vessil, and the yroperty was conJoni..ed as priv.-
to the raptors. From this sentence of eonslentaation
the claimants Fosecuted an appeaL Their Lordships
in thiz; case revused the sentence of the Coutt below,
and directed further proof to be produced.
Alianza, Eatallela master—and Crtalina Patriot*,
Ribs ntar.tet.—These two cast's came on to be dis-
cussed together, they bein7 similar in the circum-
stances. Their Lordships, otter hehring the Counsel
in part, asijuurned till the 25th ot January next.

BLACKING—Those who are aware of the advantages
of a graceful and elegant exterior, cannot supply them-
selves with a more valuable appendage to their dress
than that which the Real Jars:: Bleeding, made by
RICHARD Tunnstt, of the London Road. Snotliwar
affords. Never was a more beautiful polish of shining
jet given to leather by any Comp°, ition sincle the
world began. We observe it is used. not only !..y all
our Belles and Beaux, but also by all our Theatrical
Peiformers, for their Boots and Shoes ; and thus is
made to contribute, not unfrequently, to the success
of our dramatic representations. Its qualities in pre-
serving the Leather, and in furnishing it with a
cutting impervious to wet, have saved many valuably
lives since its introduction ; and its use will, conse-
quently. diminish the Apothecary's Bill to many a
family for the present winter. The Proprietor end
Inventor defies any person to produce a cheaper, or a
better article.
London, England, 1815-12-23

ROE Sr. OSBORNE.

This was an action upon a contract made between
the plahrtiff and defendant, through the ino,rvention
01 a broker, named Penny, for the sale ct a hundred
bales of It bacon. Tire bacon was to be shipped
at Waterfud by a certain day; the bales were to be
of a certain weight, and the coannodity to be prime:
s:nged bacon.
On the part of the defendant three objections were
submitted to the plaintiff's right to recover :—First,
That the cargo was not shipped in doe time ; second,
That the bales were defective in weight ; and third,
That the commodity did not answer the description
warranted in the contract. 'rile first obj--ction was
clearly answered by the fact given in evidence. As
to the second, it appeared, that although some of the
bales were defective in the specific weight warranted,
yet the aggregate weight of the whole was somewhat
more than the weight specified in the contract. With
respect to the third objection, it :appeared that the de-
tenJacit had inspected the bacon on the 19th of July,
when the cargo arrived, and although the defect in
point of quality was then discovered, the contract
was not repudiated on that ground until the 28th of
November, the price of bacon having in the mean
time fallen considerably in the market.
Lord E.Lixsaortovou left it to :he Jury to say whe-
ther, in the fair mercantile dealings between man and
man, it was competent for the defendant, under all
the circumstances of the case, •to be off his contract,
after so long a delay as had occurred between the
19th of July and the 28th of November, having had
frequent opportunities of making up his mind as to
the course ne intended to pursue.
The Jan y found a verdict for the plaintiff, damages
£6OO, being the value of the bacon at the time it ar.
rived, having reference to the fact of its not being the
article warranted by the contract.
London, England, 1815-12-23

slew(' the same day wheo the Peace tas been. coe-I
cluded with France, the:lei-stone of the ardi of
all the edifice. May the Sovereigns who have foun-
ded it enjoy tor many years the sWeet retompense of
their actions, the internal satisfaction of having pro-
' cured the happiness of their people, and given peace
.to the world •
LIST -OF -PEERS
•
*Ns VOTILD /OR N1RR2221,
but di Minimorency, Couut Le Mercier,
Broglio, Lanjulnals,
•
• Count Font ants, Klein. . .
.curial, Neimind,
. Lally Tollendal, Octavian,
Pidther de kielsebourg CoUot,
• Malleville, Cba.seloup,
Le Now la Rothe. Bartbolat.
!Peels wig° R 1,717822 TO VOT2 IRCAUSR Nla LAWTCR2 %As
NOT SINN 21/AR2.
Due de Choiseul, Count Delgode,
Marquis d'Aligre, I Count St. Suzanne.
Count Nicola'.

THE -EVENING STALL

LONDON.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1815.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DA'll ATI WALVE O'CLOCK.
Related 591 t —Coshut—tor. atoshut—tor aps% 6lfi
to.
4 per Cent. 7 --3 per Cott abut—booth ta. 2s. dia.
Onuo. 14 pr.— pay. 14S pre.—Eub. Silt Ss. dis. Is. pt.

We have received the Paris Papers of Monday and
Tuesday. They inform us that the French Fund►
continue to bear a high prices they are at upwards
of 60. This may be regarded as a proof of the in-

creasing confidence of the monied interest in France,
in the stability of their Government...it also proves
. that the death of lklrr has " sickbed o'er. with the
pale cast of tear," the countenances of the factious.
Lavatarrs will no*, in all probablity, be pardoned.
The same kind of interest which saved the life of
his master, BONAPARTE, will save his. We allude to
his Connections by marriage : the King of BL►vARtA
has the honour to be allied to LAVALRTTE in this
way, the latter having married a sister of Prince
BEAL/HAANOIS, Wiles in his turn married a Princess of
BAVARIA ; and the King of BAVARIA has accordingly
been induced to SOiiCit LAVALIITTeS pardon.
London, England, 1815-12-23

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