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That on THURSDAY, the Seth Instant, Mr. WILLIAM
ArGattar tbe4 Agent at Portsmouth, will le ready to receive
aided Tenders, and treat for Five Hundred Quarters of Close.
dried AMBER NEW MAUI', for the Service of the Victual-
ling Department at that Port ; to be auswerahle to satiples that
wi:l be exhibited at his (Mee; to he delivered In one month,
and to be paid for by bills, payable with interest 90 days after
date.

No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Prier shalt
not be Inserted in words at length. or that shall nut be delivered
before ►Z •'cluck. on the bald Turtdax, the 90th instant, nor
unless' the Person wbn tnabe4 the Tentit:r, or someker3en on
belial,attLadt •n answer when called for.

Xl• Cunt!itk,n of t:te Co.stract "nay be seen at the VletuMling
Oftce, :It Portstnntitts.

JENKINS and GWY I'IIER beg le.tve to inform
their Friends and the P,nhlic, that they have appropriated
Seven Acres of their Grounds for a Botanical Gardt,n,.w:delt th.l
expllit they will be .tble nerdy to complete by :be month lit April
next. All the hardy Forest 'Frets, Shrlibs, and Evergreens yet
discovered. whether naive or foreign, the Herbaceous Plant.,
ant! Grasses, will he arranged in system:lz order, and referrcel
to by numbers in the Ca:aloger.
The whole will be laid out in a tasteful manner, diversified
with agreeable Walks, and a Piece of Water for the creep.
tlott of Avalc Plants. Several extensive Ranges of Hot-
house*. and Conservatories for Foreign Plants of warm climates,
will be open to Subscribers; and In additiln, the surrowiding
walls will he clothed what several varieties of the diffaertt kinds
of Wall Fruits, an a portion ot the around allotted for :srandard
Fruit Trees, ail .in a hearing condition, so th...t the Subscribers
will have an opportunPy of examining the different varieties of
each sprees ot Fruit by se. ins them on the Trees. It is intended
also, as soon all possible, to erect on OF Gruunkt a Library, to be
stycked with Botanical E.toks, for the advantage of ready rat:-
renee.—A Bonk wilt be opened for the Names of those who m.ty
wisir to become Subscribers, and the Tet ms made kaown a:
Jenkins and Gwyther's es/out:lig-Louse, New-ru44, on the Ist
of Unitary, .1 t ti.

• •
IUONEY - ADVANCED. from 410.00 to
I.T.a. i °tom, by Ut . Rows and Cali uarsrU•ntews. H. otriand
vrtet, Fstztny cquare, au nr na Bills or Mut:: t,t
amt no all sorts of Securities. They claim ottare revue.:
tl.bility and power than any others ir thri lute, and Fat!
tuition r. l• to persons of looms chateau.
Attendance day.
London, England, 1815-04-01

VriNNA, MARCH 17.'

It is long sine* any public act has obtained- such
general approbation as the.declaration of the 13t11.—
The promptest measures are already taken to give it
effect. The Prussian troops halt, and the first order
they receive will be to march to the' Rhine. All the
Russian troops which have not passed Dunto, halt to
expect thCir final destination.
People feel for the situation of the Empress Maria
Louisa. The present state of things in France has
caused some painful scenes between the latlicr and
the d aigliter. -
The last couriers that have arrived here brought
the IA acs that the Austrian troops under General
Vubtia, a, weU as the Sardinian troops, have aalvauced
to the Alps.
In case Napoleon slimed make any progress, some
of the frontier fortresses of France are to be delivered
to the Allied trnops, according, to a proposal tu.tde
by the French Embassy.
It was the,Austrian General Count Stahremberg
who. caused Madame Letitia Bonaparte and the
Princess Pauline to tae arrested at Lucca, because
they were found to have Proclamations about them,
addressed to the Italians. The brothers of Napoleon,
except Lucien and Louis, will likewise be arrested.
London, England, 1815-04-01

BRIISSALS PAPERS.

MOLINES, MAECV. 27.
We hasten to communicate to our readers a letter
from Amsterdam of the 25tb, I.he contents of which
must make us easy respecting the events at Paris. •
News from good authority-announce, that the• S-
overeigns at Vienna, being informed of the progress
of Bonaparte, have solenwAy pledged themselves to
unite against the enemy of the !Inman race, and inake
their troops march in all 'directions.
His Majesty the Kink of Naples (Murat) enters
into their league, and offers a contingent of 80,000
men. Prince Eugene, the Crown Prince of Sweden,
the Duke of Wellingtr,o, and Field-Marshals Schwan-
zenberg and Blucher, are appoime4 to command in
chief.
London, England, 1815-04-01

HERITAL (NEAR LIEGE), MARCH 97.

Three battalions of Prussian infantry, a regiment
of hu.sars, and 60') chasseurs on foot, passed through
yesterday : at Huy they joined a battery of artillery,
a regiment of lancers, aid a battalion of foot. •
Seven battalions of foot and four squadrons of ca-
valry arrived this morning. •
To-morrow and next day there will come fourteen
battalions of foot, for regiments of horse, and ,en
batteries of artillery : these troops make no stay ;
they are anima:ed by the best spirit.
I,cl:us flout Berlin attnounce, that in Prussia all
that is in arms is on':he march : tht• volunteers who
were smi m•cl eagerlyrejoin their corps.
Ckneral Benningsen left Posen on the 10th ult.
with his army.
London, England, 1815-04-01

4Amr.

Two troops of Royal Horse Artillery, and ex
eempinies of boating Attillery, have received orders
to hold themselves in readiness fcr foreign service :
they are expected to embark every day. ate thou-
sand of the Royal Ar illerf Drivers h we also recea.
ved orders. and to proceed forthwith.
Major BROliet convent of Artillery, at Ch utham,
is ordered to proceed immediately for Belgium. Six.
teen brigades of Artillery are to he embarked from
Woolwich tor the same destination.

Three companies of the Royal Staff Corps, sta.
tioned at HYthe, are undo- orders to embark for Bel-
gium ; ds is Lieutenint.Colonel MACDONALD'S trobp
of Royal Horse Artillery, at present stationed in
Canterbury.

Last week 16,000 barteh of powder wet,. em!rsrked
from Upnnr CAstle, for the service of our troops .4nd
the fortresses-in Belgihris, which are to be immedifr
ately stored add provibioned for six months.

Three companies of the Royal Stiff corps froth
Hythe, and several officers of tank he!••nging to the
engineers, are under orders 'or the formates in
Flanders.
London, England, 1815-04-06

WAYS AND MEANS.

On the motion of Mr. V. FITZGERALD, the
House resolved itself into a Committee of Ways and
Means; in which the Irish Countervailing Duties of
2s. 7, d. per lb. on Tobacco and Snuff, imported into
Ireland from Great Britain, were agreed to, and the
report ordered to be received on Friday next.
On the motion of Mr. LUSH LNGTON, the To.
bacco Importation Bill, and the Whale Fishery Bill,
went through a Committee. The reports to be re-
ceived to-morrow.
Mr. V. FITZGERALD moved the Order of the
Day for the House resolving itself into a Committee
upon the Sugar Drawback Act of the 47th of the
King. In the Committee the Right Hon. Gentle-
man moved, that those Drawbacks be repealed, for
the purpose of substituting others in their place.
The Resolution was agreed to, and the report or•
dered to be received to-morrow._ _

ll'he House adjourned soon after five o'clock.

IFROMTHE GHENT JOURNAL OF SUNDA?".

GHENT, APRIL 1.
His Majesty the King of France received on the
31st of Match all the Authorities. The Ckrgy were
first presented. M. Goethals, Grand Vicar, expressed
the respectful sentiments of the Clergy for the person
of a Monarch exposed to such severe trials of misfor-
tune ; and added, that the piety of the Son of St.
Louis, seconded by the prayers of the Church, *and nt
his faithful subjects, would touch the GOD of Mercies
in favour of a people threatened with the greatest ta.
, lamities. The answer c,f the King was noble and
interesting : be expressed at once his confidence in
Gon, his resignation to the Decrees of Eternal Pao.
VIDEVCE, and his hope for the happiness of a people
of whom he was still the father.

The Mayor and the Municipal Council next ad-
dressed his Majesty with their wishes for his speedy
re-establishment on the Throne of his ancestors. The
King answered that he should always retain a recol-
lection of the affectionate attachment :hewn to him
in this city. ~ Sire, (said the Mayor) our hearts have
spoken :" 41 and mine has heard you," replied the
King.
The King then received Addresses from several
other public bodies. He :hewed as much greatness
as goodness. The affecting proofs of the general in-
terest expressed towards him, frequently moistened
his eyes, and many of the spectators were moved to
tears. The English Ambassador to Louis XVIII.]
..
arrived here on the 91st.
4 great quantity. of the royal baggage has been
brought in succession to Get by the pehsants of
Artois. His Majesty has testified his satirfaction.to
those faithful subjects, whose noble devotedness forms
so glorious a contrast to, the baseness and treason of
a small number of their fellow-countrywn.
A great number of cannon, of large. sizes haw)
passed through, the city; destined foe Tourohy aniti
Oudenard.

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That Ott TUESDAY, the 11th of April next, they will be ready
to Tenders in writing, sealed up, and treat for the sup-
ply or Three Hundred Thousand BAVINS, for the serthee of
his Majesty's takehobse at Deptford, to be delivered in equal
monthly proportions by the end of September next, and to be
paid eor by 131111 payable with interest ninety days after date.
Thc Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's
Office.
No regard will be had to any Tender in whist the pries shall not 6i
inserted in words at length, er Mat shall not be delivered to the Board 6e.
fore one °Woe& on the said Tkettly, the 11th of April next, nor
uoless the Person who males the render, Sr sem Person on his beeisq,
Arai to ass,eer 'schen called for.
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THE AkMY.
ALIEUTENANT of INFANTRY wishes to
exchange to Half-pay.—Address Ly letter (post paid) to
A. B. at Mr. Noun's, Bookseller, 48, Great Quemstteet,
Lin-
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THE ARMY.
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THE ROYAL MILITARY CALENDAR;
dedicated, by permission, to his Royal Highness the Cum.
MANDY.I IN CUICY ; containing (without comment) the Services
of all the GENERAL. OF liICERS living at the close of the year
1814, from their entrance into the Army ; with Complete Indexes
of Battles, andbther mistellant (ius matter. In the A PreNDIX
is an Impartial Account of the Operations in the East of Spain
in 1812-IS.
By JOHN PHILIPPART, E•q.
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Sherwood. Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row ; Mr. Barrington,
Sttand; and all other Boclasellers.
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atwriis.

Friday, at his seat, Ashley Park, Surrey, the Lady of Sir
Henry Fletcher, Ban. of a son.
On the 12th ult. at the Manse of Daley, the wife of the Rev.
Alexander Macgowan, of a daughter; her seventeenth child.

MARRIED.

At Calcutta, the 25th of August last, Charles Col Brooke Su-
therland, Esq. of the Hon. East India Company's Civil Service,
to Charlotte, eldest daughter of Majur-Geueral Garstin, of the
Bengal Engineers.
Thursday last, at West Wickham, Major Cator, of the Royal
Horse Artillery, to Adis% Farnaby, only daughter of the late Sir
John Farnaby, Bart. of Wickhanucourt, Kent.
A few days since, at Brussels, Lieutenant-Colonel Sir C. H.
Berkeley. to Miss Sutton, of Molesey-house, Surrey.
London, England, 1815-04-06

HOLISk. OF COMMONS.

Mr. BLACK, the Acrwintaiit, prc.enteil the Report of the
Commissioners for repairing ti.e liughland Roads iu Scotland.
—Ordertd to lie on the table.

Nir. WM. DUNDA3 prottitill a Petition from the Lord Pro-
Magistrateb, and Curporanoi. of Edinburgh, agalist
Scto.cli Jury Bill.—Oreoi td to lie oil the table.
Mr NlAaarerr movrd lot Returns, of the numher 4f Ships
built in Asia for the India Canvas; , with the British
raters, from January I , 1 810, to. March 25, 181 ; alto.,'a Re-
turn of the same built Lt the River
.Thames, and regirered in the
Fort of London, during similar ;:tr:otl.—The Motions were
agreed to.
Mr. V. FiTZGERALD postpotkil, till the 4tb of May, the eon-
Mention of the Petition against tlii: itownpatricit Election.
Mr. Hu sKisson obtained have to bring in two Bills to amend
the 48th of ;Lit King for disafforesting deem 11.4tsmoon
Mr. EusnittoTott postponed the Committee of Supply until
Friday pelt.
Mr. WALL AC3 moved for leave to. bring in a BR to alter and
amend the SW of the King. relative to the mode which oath*.

rises the GfiVt IllOr in Council, under the revision of the author.
ties at home, to alter a.nd emend the limits of the Towns of Cal-
cutta, nimbly, and Madras, and to remove all doubts relating
tberesiato; also to review the Acts of the soth and 40th of the
King, relative to the mode of granting Letters of Administration
for the disposal of s Testator's Property ill India; and finally, to
empower the Administration to that Empire to rensovs: from its
jurisdiction any obnoximmpersons, not being British subjects,
who may he residing therein.—Leave was given to brit* in a
Bill accordingly.
Mr. loxisvtix, from the Chief Secretary's Office in Iretend,
brought up Returns of the several County kressatments in that


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London, England, 1815-04-06

CIVIL LIST.

Mr. TIERNEY inquired whether, in the apOint-
ment of the next Committee to examine into the Civil
List accounts, a greater extension of power would be
given, for the purpose of investigation than had been
possested by the former Committee ?
The. CHANCELLOR of the ENCIIEQUER
replied, that in a day or t'wo he meant to move that
the Civil List accounts should be relented to n Corn.'
mittee, with powers similar to tlio:,e which had been-
invested urton a former occasion.
Mr. TIER NEY then give notice, that on Friday
week he would move that these accounts be referred
for examination to a Committee, which should be em.
powered to examine into the whole Civil List expen.
dims e, and to call, for that purpose, for all persons,
papers, and records, that may appear necessary in
that investigation.
London, England, 1815-04-06

CALMS, MARCH 29.

A traveller, who arrived by the diligence, and
coming from London, says, that at the time of his
departure ftcm London, the return of the Emperor
was known in the Taverns only : the English nation,
he says, has the air of being perfectly satisfied with
this change of Government, and manifest almost an
enthusiasm for Napoleon.
MARCII SO.—The packets continue to arrive and
depart as usual ; and Englishmen arrive from time
to time. A considerable number of Gardes de Corps
have proceeded to Abbeville. As soon as they arrive
their horses are taken from them, ani they are dis-
armed.
London, England, 1815-06-02

BRUSSELS PAPERS.

• tRUSSELS, MAY se.
His Highness Field Marshal Prince Blucher arri-
ved to-day at the Castle of Lacken, where this Prince
will have an interview with the Duke of Wellington,
Field Marshal of the British Forces.

It was not without pleasure that we saw return
within our walls some batfilions of Highlanders.

whose good conduct had caused them to be much
regretted.
Her Serene Highness Madame the Duchess of An-
gouleme was expected yesterday at Ghent. An hotel
is prepared there for this Princess, near the Palace of
Louis XVIII.

Accounts from Barcelona announce that troops in-
cessantly arrive in Catalonia. The head-quarters are
established in that town, where his Catholic Majesty
and his brother the infant Don Carlos are expected.
iVe learn that the Spanish and Portuguese armies
collected upon the frontiers of France, to invade it,
are four innumber ; the two most considerable are

those of 13iscay and Catalonia ;.the corps d'armee of
Navarre and Arragon are legs considerable. We ex-
pect every moment to receive intelligence of the first
hostilities.

MAY 29.—The illustrious Field Marshals the Duke
of Wellington and Prince Blucher set out this morn-
ing for Grammons, where there will be a grand re.
view on their arrival. general Hill will also be there,
as well as Lord Beresford, and a great many superior
officers of different nations.
His Excellency the Duke of Wellington gave a
brilliant fete yesterday evening in honour of the seri-
' val of Prince Blucher. This morning these illustrious
warriors, accompanied by the Prince of Orange and
a vast number of Generals and officers of distinction,
reviewed, at Gratnrnont, among other troops, a mag-
nificent corps of several thousand English cavalry.
London, England, 1815-06-02

ELLIGENCB.
EIS DAY.

NAVAL 11VT1
MA4 LS T 1
ARR. DUE I

ARR. Dr,
.. U 1
- 0 0
- I 0

Dublin - . 1 1 I.lfbon
Waterford 1 • Fraud,
Guernsey and:mei 0 0 Modern
Harnburgb 0 b Gotteaburgh
Holland 0 1 Malta
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 1.
Arrived the Latona, Hai/tar, from St. Domingo
Went out of harbour the ABUNDANCE store.sbip.—
Sailed the MAJESTIC, for Plymouth.—P. S. His Ma-
jesty's ship'Euzaaertt, which arrived yesterday from
Gibraltar, spoke on the 16th ult. off Cape .it. Vin-
cent's the ship Catharine, of and from LiverpOo".,
bound to Scilly, all well.—Wind E.
DOVER, JUNE 1.
The Princess Charlotte, extra Packet, altived early
this morning, from Ostend; as did also the King
George Packet, Captain KING. from that place, with
a Mail and Passengers. Sailed this afternoon the
Elizabeth, Captain hltommroN, with Passengers, for
Ostend. A French vessel has arrived this day from
Calais, with Passengers. There was a great deal of
filing heard here yesterday afternoon and this morn-
ing, which was no doubt occasionzd by our cruizers
exercising, as there were no gars fired on the French
shore, by the accounts of the Frenchmen who have
arrived.

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London, England, 1815-04-08

MONIED DETENTION OF FRENCH VESSELS.

The Nl.:rquis of LANSDOWNE said, that betore their Lord-
-141 en:ereu upon the principal Order of the Day, he had to re-
Just bum some Noble Lordoprisite, Information respecting a
..trt taut a ail fact. which was said to have, occurred slime the
oleo lug of the HOUsi. He alluded to the alleged fact of the
or capture of certain French vessel* by his Majesty's
rakers. And on this head he would beg !cave to put two ques-
Icns to these Noble Lords:—First, to know whether these ships
wet detained previous to any instructions of his Majesty's Go-
kJ/ smelt and, secondly, if it was not dane in Consequence of
instructions from Government, whether it *as not the itt-
• ''JLI of tiovarnment to take steps fur the restitution of the
:4:lb detained, sf sock seise she ewe?

Viecount MELVILLE, to answer to the queries of the Noble
karqiiie, stated, that no instructions svhatestr to the effect al
.Jed to bad been issued by his Majesty's Government. That
a we, where one ship appeared to have been detained, insnie-
?.ate orders were given for the restoration of the vessel: —( Hear
!, With respect to another alleged ease, it merely depended
4on white report; no lnformadoo having reached Goveruovent
leudi a fact.
London, England, 1815-06-05

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London, England, 1815-11-16

PARIS, NOVEMBER IL

We arc assured that the Allied troops will remain
in France, in pursuance of the Treaty of Peace, fur
three years. The number of the Engaish troop War
are canto:red at St. Germain-en.l.lye, amounts to
SAO. it is said, however, that as soon as the Treaty
is sive.l, s';veral English regiments will embark fJr
their own country.
The Royal Courts f Toulouse has sentenced to three
months' imp isonment, and 100 francs of fine, Mari
Facile, of the commune of St. Clair, convicted of se.
dutious discourse, of having a tri-coloured ribbaed on
her head-dress, and of having placed a red and llai
chess-board at her window, ern the day when the white
flag was lio:stcd in the commune.
Among the Parisian Belles of Fashion, 7')pes of
black velvet are wotn, with a velvet knot on ewe stile,
and points hanging down. For evening dress white
and rose colour toques. Some are of gauze, aimed
with silver lama ; others ot gauze and wile united;
also velvetul,,n.eri;p.n led.
h:titturnedYeulplowwitisas never
ivwhite.a mrei:rie corn.nor
it.
l'ile greater part ot these hats, curled or rolled boi-
Jets, but the shape always flat.

BRUSSELS .PAPERS.

FRANKFORT, NOVFMBER 6.

The Works of Art taken by the French from Cat
sel, arrived there on the Ist instant.
Prince Ilardenberg is expected here. on the 15th
instant.

BRUSSELS, NOVEMBER to.
The Russian army which leaves France takes three'
different rot tes: —The Ist 'by the Grand. Duchy
Luxemburg, the 2(1 descending the Meuse, • the &
by Hanault and Brabant.
The Prussian army which remains ie Franca fo
five years, consists of twenty regiments of toot, te:
regiments of cavalry, and a suitable number of bri
gales of artillery.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM PARIS, gOVEMRER 2.
44 The factions, who cannot relish the wise measure
taken by the Government to re•estat;lish order ar,
tranquillity, had formed the infernal plot to murdt
the King and his family. This wicked enteriair
has been happily discovered and prever.ted. It
with reason that it has been said and written of t!i
Bonapartists, as they respire therefore they conspin,
Lord Wellington was for a moment deceived ti
the cajolery and brigand words of these cameleori
because his great soul gave them creslit for libiri
ideas; but he knows them now, and considers thee:
as the instruments of a sanguinary tyrant, who, hal
pay for us, is banished to another hemisphere.
Lordship has acquired the sad experience, that ti
from correcting the Revolutionists by gentle trey
mew, one renders them more insolent and darirg."

TilE EVENING STAIt.

LONDON.

PRICE OF THE STAR.
Questions having been frequently sent to our Office relative
the price charged to our Customers; and complaints ban.;
also reached us of a difference in the prices charged, we this,
it necessary to state, in common with the Proprietors of Ott
l'apers, that there are two scales ; they are as :
Papers paid in advance for the country ought tole 2e. 5 911. I
quarter: It On credit, 94. lid. perspiarter, and no mars
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V MIXABLE FREEHOLD 111:AD /W L. ► 'V,

Near the TOWN of I-IA CFI EI.D. in thr COLINI'Yof IfERTS,
in a moNt brim, iful bluation fur a VILLA, col ttttt auding a
full view of HATEELD P ICC

By Messrs. HOGGAIt and PHILLIPS,

At the Mart, on Fatonv, Dec. H, at 1 welo:. in Three Lots,
rHE ES rATE is FREEHOLD, And contAins
i together upwards of Forty-four Acres of. capital Mcadow
Land, withm a short d.stance of the turnpike road, at t',r North
end of Hatfield; the Estate is ornamemei watt limber; the
sbuation peculiarly tie, 0 vated, am! healny ; the views of
Brocket Hall and Hatheid Parks terminate the lions and rut
view', and is certainly a most delightul spot for a Vilna. The
Land will he sold thus

Lot I. Diva's Closes, two Meaolows, containing about 6 Acres.
Lot U. Clark's Close adjMning, Ii A. ilt Si; k'.
Lot S. Clark's Claw, about Twenty-keen Acres, now in the
occupation of F. searancke, Esq. who will give immediate pos.
session. A responsible tenant is ready to take the Land, at .C 29.41
per annum.
May be v:eweil, and Particulars had ten days prior to the Sale,
or Mr. Story, Solicitor, at St. Alban's; of Messrs. saltine and
Lewes, No. 9, Carmarthen-street, Bedford-square ; Pea /ion, St.
Alban's; :4alisbury Arnts, Hatfield; Red Ulm, Barnet; at rite
Mart; and of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, Old Broad.street.

FREEHOLD LAND, near HA rFIELDaud SOU 114 MIMs.
In the Counties et HER !TORO and MIDDLESEX,
And a BAKER'. SHOP, Hatfield Town, and numerous o her
Ei PAI ES, in and about Hatfield.
By HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
At the Mart, on Fs IDAY, H, at l'wt•lve, Fourtoen Lot-,

Lot 1. FOUR i CitES of FREEHOLD inti
'RINE FUEL LAND, in the Parish of South
Mims, let to George byng, big. M. P.
Lot 2. A Piece of Freehold Land on StoXiridge Comm in.
Hatfield Town, contouring Four Acres.
Litt 3. A Piece of Onto, containing Two Acres.
Lot 4. A Ditto, in Fleoland COlllBllOll.
Lot 5. A Ditto, in Birchwood Common.
Litt 6. A capital tour-bayed Barn, 57 feet in length, In Back.
street, Hatfield, with the Freehold Ground thereto.
Lot 7. A Freehold Estate, the north end of the Town, con•
sisting of a large Farm Y ard, Barn, Stabling, Carle Sheds, But.
lock Houses, and Premises, with a Cottage and Garden, used
by F. Scaraticke, EA.
I .ot IL A Dwelling-House, containing numerous Rooms, Me
bouse, and Premises, large Yard and Garden, in the occupiti.n
of Mc. Cumbei land, Baker.
lots 9, ►a, 11, i 2, 13, and 14, consist of several Cottages ard
Houses, w►th Gardens and Premises, in Ha:field Town, and a
Cottage and Garden, at Braintfield.
May be viewed, and Particulars had ten days prior to the Sok,
of Mr. Story, Solicitor, hr. Alban's, Heins; w Nle.e.ni. habit.
and Lewiii, No. 9, Cartuarthen•street, e;
Salisbury Arms, Hatfield; at the Ni3tt ; and of Messrs. Hoppa
I and Phillips. Old Broad-street. Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1815-11-16

the Prince irarrsalt ted...by all the e guns of the
dron. Royal Highness visited minutely the Ad.
mit al' s ship. Breakfast was served up. The healt!i
of the King of France was given by Lord Exmouth,
amidst a general discharge of artillery, and at tt:,
same time the air of Visn. Henry IV. was pl:tyed by
the musicians of the vessel. The Prince on hi, re.
turn athore heard vespers at the Cathedral. On du.
Id, his Royal Highness left our city on his way to Air..

VIENNA, NOVEMBER I.

The old plan of rendering-useful, in time (if peac,
our troops, who, amidst the reverses and successcs
war, have exhibited so many proofs of tractability
and obedience, will probably soon be catried iitt4
execifti(4l. The extent of the Austrian morale:,
does not permit any considerable disbanding of our
soldiery ; and this consideration appears to have in.
duced his Majesty to direct the employment of his
troops on public works, and especially on those
facilitate internal communication. This idea,. take,;
up ant: abandoned several times, will ba very Ow,.
tageous if piosecuted at last.
Ilte points first in agitation are, io'Wontlnct the
canal of Neustadt as far as Trieste, to open anotherao
serve as a communication between the Danube sill
the Save, and to endeavour to render less difficult the
naviii.).ition of the Nlark for intern.d commerce. la
Italy, a canal will be formed Ivan Milan to the Pih,
by way of Pavia; another rout from hence to Prager
will also be formed, which will avoid the mountains
of Iglaw, and be shorter than .the present by four
posts. It is to be hoped that these plans will also fact.
litate the internal communications of Cie Hang-41;14
provinces.
London, England, 1815-11-16

MADRID. OCTOBER 30.

His Majesty, wishi:►g to take all possible means
for the execution ot'f►is Decree of the 29th of May
last, which decrees the re-establishment of the Jesuits,
his formed a Junta, consisting of the President of his
Council, and the Ministers, the Count del Pinar,
Don J. A. Larrumbide, Don A. M. Salcedo, &c.
who are specially charged with all that relates to this
important subject.
MAK:TU.I.ES, NOVEMBER 4.

On the Ist of November, All Saline Day, the
Duke d'Angouleme, after having heard mass at our
cathedral church, went on board Admiral Lord Es-
mouth's ship. The Admiral came to receive his
Royal Highness at the quay. Five barges were filled
by his Royal Highness and suite, consisting of all the
chief functionaries of the city. At the entrance of
the harbour, the boats of all the English vessels,
drawn up in order and ornamented with flags of all
z,,lours, presented the most pleasing spectacle. To
,muse his Royal Hizliness, Lord Exmouth had given
orders that the reprLsentation of a battle should take
place between two brigs, at a certain distance, during
the sail, On bas approaching ;he Admiral's ship,
London, England, 1815-11-16

PICTUALLING•OFFICR, November 10, 1111.5.
THE COMIIFISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
NIS MAI RSTY's NA PT, do her* give Notice,
Tha• on TUPSDAYi the list instant, they will be ready to
receive Tenders, in writing, sealed up, and treat for One Hun•
!red 1 ~o; of OA MEAL, to be delivered in the course of a
nrmth n his 7‘: lesty's Victualling Stores at the Ports and in
he Fop under-mentioned, viz.
i'l•.i'i FORD SO Tons.
PO it I'SMOUTH • 20
PLYMOUTH 30
• 100 Tons.
And to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days
after date; and also for the Sale of all the YEAS V that shall be
made in his Majesty's Brewhouse at Deptford, fur one year fiom
the date of the Contract.
The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secre-
tary's Office.
No regard will be hal to any Tender in which the trete shall not to in-
verted in worsts at length, or that shall sot he delivered to the Board before
one **cinch on the said Terday, the 21.1 instant, nor orders the person
who males the Tender, or some person on his behalf, attends, to answer
when called for.
London, England, 1815-02-02

TRANSLATION of CANNOT'S MEMORIAL TO Louis the

Eighteenth is preparing expressly for the next
Number, IX. which will be published early in Fe.
bruary, and which will also contain a selection of
PAMIIILITS on those subjects, which most engross the
public attention at this important period, viz. Paussm
and SAXONY by the celebrated Councillor
On the DISPUTED POINTS Of BOUNDARY in ASIERICA-..
ANSWER to JUDGE FLETCHER' CELEBRATED CHARGE,
ice. Bcc.—The Pastruurraga is published quarterly,
price 6s. 6d.
A DARING Arrastrr TO Ros..-On the night of
Tuesday last, three nocturnal depredators made an
attempt to rob a gentleman's house is Bethnal-green.
The family, it appears, let out apartments to respect.
able young gentlemen belonging to Public Ottices,
who have keys to let themselves in at all hours ; and
the thieves having discovered this, thus , gained an
entrance .in at the front door. They had gone into
the first Boor, and packed up a valuable carpet and
every other portable article they could carry away;
when the gentleman of the house, hearing an unusual
noise, went down stairs with a loaded pistol, and on
entering the parlour, discovered them just about to
go off with the property. One of them, on being
thus discovered, immediately attempted to sub him
with a dirk; on which he fired promiscuously, and
wounded one of them. By this time, the family hay.
ing become alarmed, they instantly ran uff, carrying
with them their wounded confederate, who, it is sup-
posed, must have been severely wounded, from the
quantity of blood observed so far as they were traced.
COOrr Or CIIIANCLILY, Fn. I.—ln the matter of lord
Poarsmotrra.--The Loan Comicatioa au& again the what' of
this day in his Private Room, to bear the final arguments in this
important sad novel mutter. The arguments were concluded
kte in the evening, what his Lordship bud Filthy, neat •er
judgment, adding, that on that day he should receive water an-
davits if offered.—litrangers were excluded.
Fox Cases.—Mr. Harris's hounds. of Oreysouthen, bbirst
the reputation of fully equalling any telanaver, Iv the foliosong
will testify. On the ad video they fob to olds a fez lit PApia
°nebulas, and, after a *Med obese et two hoer* p a
killed hint near Crosby, ire ronlelog ogee an extol of
supposed to exceed 40 silll4 On the 14th ultimo theyINSII
at Desrhata Bridge' sad Not NO is with Reynosa, wire, eat
a good nut, was bawd. On cite some day onsdor soinaldrit:
killed to Pattbson's OW by the snooped'.


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'EMBASSY TO JAPAN.

Lately published, in °tit rot 410. wide numerous togravinae,
price :4'2. IV's. M. boards,
VOYAGES and 'rRAVELS,to BRAZIL the
souTli SEA, KAMSCHATIL4, and JAPAN, du: it,e,
the Year, 1903, 4,5, 6, and 7.

G. V. LANG SDORFF,
Aults Counsellor to his Majesty the Emperor of Russia, Coo .ul
(Amoral at the Brasils, &c. &c.

The Airount of the it asslan Embassy toiapan, which this cele-
brated Naturalist' his byre given to the Public, possess _s vrcat
chews on slreirattelitfon, his priecipal aim havlngbeen to compile
a ;sootier narregive In which he has described the most interesting
objcts; the manner% and Customs of the different nations visited,
their nodes of living, the productions of the countries, &c. &c.
Prifited for and sold by H. Colburti, Conduit-street ; ROI and
Stadium, Edinburgh; Joint Cumming, Dublin; and eit Bauk-
ieliers.
London, England, 1815-02-02

CHILBLAINS, SPRAINS. MiI:UM/U*l3W,,
Dlt. STEERS'S OPODELDOC from its supe-
rior excellence, in the above and other estcsaal ceo.plaints,
bas given rise io a variety of counterfeits whit& arc uow offered
for sale in &lomat every street and town in the kingdom. They
are is general composed of ingredients so base, as to produce
little or no Wee; thereby deceiving those who expect relia, and
are wrapped up In directions nearly copies of those of the Ge-
Maine Oposieldtic in which the names of Dr. Steers, and Mr.
Newhery, are ;lade use of with the intent of more readily de-
frauding unwary perchasors. It is become necessary to obviate
Meh impositions, which see practised even in houses of seem-
lug respectabaty ; the Public will therefore be.careful to ask for
the Genuine Opodaldoe, sold by F. Newbery and Sons, in St.i
Pears Church-yard Louden; and observe, as the only mark of
authenticity, that the words, " F. Newbery, N 0.45, St. Paul's,"
'ore engraved in the stamps.
London, England, 1815-11-29

PORTSM01;111, NOVEMBER t:7.

Arrived his Majesty's ship ALNAN, Isom a cit:k.!;
his Ma'w.ty's ship Boman, trout 11e 1) ;
GUEST, from Petersbtirgh ; Pelican, Nottcct., tr,,tu
Antwerp, for Barcelona ; Amity, lions
Newcastle, for Z lute. tho
for Barcelona ; 4ud the Amity, JACKION, for ZAiitc.
Wind Edst.

NGv. _'6.—Sailed his Isljesty's ship SNAKE, to the
Eastward.

DEAL, NOVEMBER ii 7.

Came down from the River and bailed the Duck-
ingritsid Hall, Lilac, for Trinidad ; John Bushman.
DENNIX(., tot Barhadoes ; Duke of Brunte, Ma.n,tr.
for GeitiM ; Caroline, Hont;boN, for Jamaica, and
several more outward-bound West Indiamen—paiti-
culArs I could not ascertain.—Wind East.
DP.AL, NOVI:MUER 28.—Came down lion) the River
and sailed, the Tullock Castle, GULLAN, lot Jamaica ;
Navigator, LOGAN, for Rio Janeiro ; Uad iunted,
HALL, fur Jamaica ; Warrior, l'eAcit, for Cape of
Good Hope ; Chance, Het:cif, for Fyall and Africa ;
JULIAN gun-brig, fur St. Helena ; and several more,
particulars unktlown.—Five o'clock, she Warrior t+:-
mains till day-light to-morrow morning.
London, England, 1815-11-29

!anus. NOVEMBER 11.

it was reported yesterday, that starch !lad b'
nude at the house ot the assassin of General Lagar.,
and that he had fled. Every thing is in Cie ine7
time tranquil, and such good precautions are talc,:
that repose will not be disturbed. 8:i.02 of the N
tional Guards of Montpeiier And of the environs c.
Nismes have arrived, and more are expected frov
Toulouse and Marseilles ; but it is probable ere t'-e'
will receive a countermand. The Duke of Angit
kmt, arrived this morning; h;s presence, his wis...rr
the respect he inspires, the general love for his augul•
uncle, cannot fail to recal every ni:.nd to reas'n.
The following is the Proclamation %%hid) tl:
Marquis of A:baud-longues, Prefect of Gard, pat-
lished on the 12th, in consequence of the atrociots
events which had nearly cost the life of Gemini
Lagarde:
" Peone OF Mores !—All the French, whateve
religion they profsss, are the subjects ald children
the King, the father of the country. Thit orders
the King are to protect all sorts of worship; to
cure the property, the life, the liberty of consciett.
of all the French. We have received these slat
orders for every good Frenchman. We have en
mated them. We will maintain them to the 11'
breath of our existence. A wretch, concealed in e
groupes of the people; which, perhaps, fancied t!'e
were only rioters, bnt were absolutely rebel; to t
King, has attempted to assassinate the brave G' ten''
to whom this Department owes so much esteem, gro
titude, and affection. The condemnation alone (1
tilts infamous assassin can henceforth s ire the COtir
try and absolve the people. He has not b..en Lehi'
and arrested at this 'lltifOrttinate moment ; hut 7C •
know him; you who surrounded him at the mow
of his crime.. Lpromise, in the name or the
meet„ a reward of 3,000 francs to him, er thfar,•
diers or inhabitants, she shall give iiiformiitted''
him, and bring him before me."
NOVEMITIM 18.—Several ot the National Goo
who had accompanied the Prince. were artatie.l.(
their return home, by Me Bonapartist:, who slew e:
and maimed the others, in the territory of the 07
mune of Calvison. Eight of tl:c assassi.:‘
brought in here. The commune has been c m 'env
in a fine of 24,000 francs, and to support and .02
300 men who have been sent thither.
The day before yesterday a printseller soli .1 r
ture, representing the Royal Family. Under it ml
inscribed these words,“ This is well." 33 tne•!n'
a moving slide, the picture changes, and uprise"
Bonaparte and his lamily, with these words,
bettor." When interrogated,. the min said, that •
left Paris with 20 others, who had similar pictures.

A Ncw 5.000 Tickets, with
Wonderful Rith 'Schen* ; containing l'wo P i
r.trit
ascwoo Camels, betides others of ‘1000..650U.
late whole of which snuss bs drawn on Tisvuivnvt
tiu
December...—Haltes, Quarters. Lighths,
teenthe, are now on Sale at Wtca's most Fortu.tot
Otfice, No. 17, landiote:itreet, (nor St. l'aurb
Ticket
hi the Lotttiylhat finished last Saturday. LIF
ricket Nbb MO, a Pritrof ANON% and No. 10.616.
a Prime of MO% were awn voi.pl. ;also the Two Lai'

£3000() rtipis 14C. art
London, England, 1815-11-29

COPENHAGEN, NOVEMBER I.

The Government of Hanover has not only offered
a very large sum of money for the Duchy of Lau-
euberg. but has also signified to Denmark that if it
will renounce this accession of territory. it may re-
ceive for it some considerable colony in the West In-
dies. But the same reasons that excite Hanover, or
rather England, to cla ire to retain this small spot of
territory, equally induce Denmark to wish to claim it.
—Lauenburg, which does not contain above 4000
inhabitants. separates the territory of Hamburgh
from that vi Lubec. All direct commercial commu-
nications between the two cities must pass our Danish
territory, which of itself is an advantage, on account
of the transit duties that may be levied ; add to this,
that as the two small territories of Hamburei and

. .
. .
Lubec are wholly =rounded by the provinces of
Holstein and Lauenburg, it i• by no means,
that time or some political cliirnge may bring t!i.
both Under the govereii;ol7 of Denmark i in fats,
Lubec has, with.groat daticulty, escaped being in•
corporated with .Denmark. The Congress of Vienna
wits upon the point Of giving that City to Denmark,
but the energetic remonstrances of the English Mi.
niitee prevented it. Denmark seems not disposed to
give up ;Lenburg. Mr. Hammerstein; however,
continues.the negotiations with great zeal.
London, England, 1815-11-29

At Lade and Ca

Parish of RozweU • - 6 15 0
Ditto of Coombs, Suffolk, per Churchwardens s o 6
Ditto of Taunton, per Rev. Rd. Winging - ' 3 0 0
Ditto of St. loft, per Vicar and Churchwardens 53 10 0

At Henry Hoare and Co.
Parish of Astley Abbots, near lirldgenorth 10 10 0
William Walton - - S 5 0
Parish of Donbead St. Mary, Wilts, by the Rev. Dr.
U. Jackson - - - 7 u 0

At Rantsbottom and Co.
Calked= at the Parish Church of Llandiau, in Rhos, •
Denbighshire, pesßev. Hugh Roberts 8 0 0

Note Barr,
AU Communications per Post, arc to be directed
Waterloo Sii6acriptico, -

London,

and to be put under Covers directed
Frani: Free:Lib Seg.
We. El's.
Pest Opt,
W. S. Loam.

28th November.

1. P. WEI.SFORD. Secretary.

WATERLOO SUBSCRIPTION, THATCHED
TAVZRN, Sr.
London, England, 1815-11-29

His Royal Highness the Duke et YORK. Chairman:

1,009 Prizes, in Console and Money, - 1116,745
.---
Each 120,000 will have SO,OOO more, making
Two Prizes of ,E50,0(X) ! 3 per Cent Consols.

WANTED, a few FAMILIES' WASHING,
by a person residing a few miles from Town. Can be
well recommended. Letters, post-paid, directed to C. H. 27,
New Peter-stree., Westminster, will be duly attended to.

OFFICLU. NAVY LIST.
MR. MURRAY's Othcial List of the NAVY,
to be published (price is. GI) on the tst of December,
will be completely revi4ed and corrected, and will contain the
Present Station of every Ship in his Majesty's Service; with an
Account also of the D,aths, Promotions or Appointments, of all
Offices which have taken place during the last month.
Printed for John Murray, Bookseller to the Admiralty and the
Board of Longitude, Albemarle.streer, London.
London, England, 1815-11-11

NEWPORT-MARKET.
Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, convenient DWELLING-
HOUSE, with BU'I'CHER's SHOP, YARD, &c. on the
Bast Side.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Gateway's, on I.IIURSDAT, November 16, at Twelve, in
Three Lots
AN ELIGIBLE LEASEHOLD' ESTATE ;
comprising Three convenient Dwelling.houses, situate
Nos. 20, 22, 23, Prince's-row' on the East side of Newport
Market, in the occupation of Mr. Brown, Mr. Davis, and Mr.
Kipp, respectable Tenants, from year to year. The houses are
three stories high, two rooms on a floor, with Butcher' Shops and
Parlours on the ground-floor, Yards a: the back, and Cellars in
the basement.
To be viewed by permission of the Tenants, of whom Parti •
culars may be had; of Messrs. Dyneleys, Fiell-court, Gray's-inn;
at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-
square.
London, England, 1815-11-11

COUNTRY MARKPITS.
At Newcastle late Fair, lean short-horned cattle stood at aboul
one-fifth lower than last year; fat beasts produced from Si. to Vs.
per stone.
Excellent beef has been sold at. Bangor. during the week, for
4d. per pound ; Mutton and veal, from 4d. to dd.; 'borings a
most plentifill supply, from 3s. to 4s. per hundred. •
• OzronD, NOVIMIRIL 9...-Price of a bushel et Wheat, 6s. 9d.
The Quartorn loaf, aid.
Uvasione, Nev. 9.—Wheat per load *CIS Os. to .et 9 cK
Barley, per quarter vs to sot. Oats eis to 30s. Beans 311
to 345. Old Beans 341 to 395. Peas Vis to 441.

At Caithness, a heavy fall of rain, which continued
incessantly for six or eight hours, on the 21st ultimo,
has done great damage to the crop in that country.
RATS.—For their destruction,—cut a piece of
sponge into small pieces, damp them a little in an-
niseed, then dip them in some melted dripping or
fat ; lay them in the places infested, and it will be
found equal to the most expensive, troublesome, or
dangerous preparation.

DIED.
Lost, on board the Arnlston transport, on the 30th May, off
Cep' L'Agitiles, Captain Archibald Stoddart, Royal Scots. lle
had previously embarked on board the Bengal Indiaian, which
was accidentally burnt in January last, off Point de (Jane, Ceylon,
and through this personal exertions several of the children russets.
tors were save).
On the 30th September, Mr. Henry Macvicar, Midshipman
on boArti his Majt-cty.4 sloop of war the Levant. This accident
by which he lost his life happened off the Isle of Man, at tour
o'clock in the afternoon, when on duty.
London, England, 1815-11-11

At Minn. Mids.

At Meson. Holmes and Co.
The Pupils of Messn. Monad sad Co. Hampstead
Jahn Math, Esq,
At Messrs. Hammersleys.
Perish of Great Rollright,Oton, per Rev. J. Tench 6 7
Parish of Sarsden, ditto, per the Rev. A. Saundsta 1
Parish of Aseott, per the Rev. G. Davis 1 151
Parish of Oddinv on, Oloacesterehlre, per Rev.J. Owen 14 14
Parish of Barton, Warwickshire, per Rev.J.Scholefield 10
Parish of Little Compton. Gluucester.hire, per the

- -
Rev. James Adams - -
Parish of Chastieton Oxon, per ditto •
Parish of West lit:cidand, Someraetabire, psi the

Rev. W. Ranson
Parish of Peterchureh, near Hereford, per the key.

H. Davis . -
Parish of Wellhatn,l.eicestershlro, including 15. Ss.
by Robert Kirk, Esq. .
°apehies of Chilmorton and Sheldon, per the Rev.

J. Coates - -
Rev. Dr. Strachey • -
Pezish of Erpingham, Norfolk, per Dr. Henry Sara-
London, England, 1815-11-11

PARIS, NOVEMBER 7.

During the sixteen first days of October, 636
Officers of all ranks, and 1,224. non-commissioned
Officers and soldiers, received orders from the Go-
vernor, and passports to quit Paris immediately.
In the fifteen last days of the month, 838 Officers,
and 1,090 non-commissioned Officers and soldiers,
received equally orders from General Despinoy, and
passports to quit the capital, and return to their des-
tination. Total for the month—Officers of all ranks,
974 k Non-commissioned Officers and soldiers, 2,314.
Total, 8,238.

These active measures certainly reflect high credit
on the Governor of Paris, and is the surest method
to preserve order and tranquillity in the Capital.
The Prince Royal of Wurtemberg leaves Scut-
garii on the loth instant, for Petersburgh, where his
marriage will be celebrated with the Grand Duchess
Catherine.
COURIER EXTRAORDINARY o TUESDAY MORNING.

The Duke of Otranto (Fouche) arrived on the
27th of October at Dresden.

Oa the lit November, the receipts of the Public
Treasury for the arrondissement of ltochechouart,
amounting to 26,000 francs, were wholly carried off.
The money was escorted by two gent d'armes, both
of whom were killed. The robbers have been taken,
and it is with pain we add, they were both mili-
tary men.

From Caen we learn that the Duke de Berri is ex-
pected soon in that city.

Last night a great number of English troops ar-
rind at Paris : they were billetted on the Citizens of
the Faubourg St. Germain.