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London, England, 1814-03-07

SECOND

EDITION.

GLORIOUS NEWS.

NO ARMISTICE WITH BONAPARTE.

BLUCHER AND SCHWARTZENBERG

AGAIN VICTORIOUS. •

AKRIVAL OF THE CROWN PRINCE AT
THE HEAD-QUARTERS OF THE

ALLIES, &c. &c.

STAR-OFFICE, FOUR O'CLOCK.

Mr. ROBINSON and Mr. KEY, the Messengers,
have arrived in Downing-street, with dispatches from
Lord CASTLEREAGH. They are dated at Chaumont-
sur-Marne, on the 2d instant.

They state that BLUCHER and SCHWARTZENBERG
have successively defeated the French under BONA-
PARE in two desperate actions, subsequent to the 26th
ult.

The CROWN PRINCE of SWEDEN arrived at the
ft-4,4-quarters of the Allies in Frastce, on Tlitarsd.ty.
last.

NO ARMISTICE HAS BEEN CONCLUDED WITH BONA-

PARTP..

According to reports, heard by the Messengers on
their route through France, Marshal BLUCHER was at
Meaux, about twenty-five miles from Pads, on the
28th. Perhaps it was General fleLow, and not Btu-
CHER.

Prince SCHWA RTZENBERG has been joined by Sixty
Thousand fresh Troops, Hungarians and Croats, It
was to effect this junction that he fell back from
London, England, 1814-12-19

of the Sovereign, on the Island of St. Pinl, front'
having observed a smoke on the Island, which induced
him to approach it, when he perceived signal flags of
distress, and in consequence hove to. The Mammoth
captured the Mentor transport, bound for this place,
on the ith of October, and sent her in." 1
London, England, 1814-12-19

ANOTHER LETTER.

A very strong gale from the West and South-west
has prevailed here nearly the whole of the present
week, in consequence of which, we are sorry to state,
some lives have been lost, and much anxiety occa-
sioned. The gale attained its utmost fury on Wed-
nesday ; during the greater part of that day it was
found impracticable to proceed to Spithead from the
port, for even the launch of the PRINCE, with up-
wards of 50 seamen in it, in making the attempt, was
forced on Southsea beach, and in landing, the officers
and men were completely drenched, as well as placed
in considerable danger. In the evening, about seven
o'clock, signals of distress were fired At Spithead,
which created much alarm on shore, and which was
prolonged on account that nothing certain could be
learnt what was the matter. It proved to be the
OLYMPIA cutter, which, having drifted her anchors,
got ashore on the Spit. Her signals of distress were
most promptly answered by all the shipping at Spit-
bead, who hoisted their lights, and about 15 boats
put off from different ships to go to her assistance, in
doing which, we are sorry to say, a boat belonging
to the CONFLICT, containing a Lieutenant and seven
men, upset by running on the OLYMPIA'S cable, and
two seamen were unfortunately drowned ; the others
were saved with gran difficulty. It is astonishing
that more accidents did not occur when we consider
the number of large boats that were assembled round
such a small vessel at one time in the dark, and during
such a heavy sea. On shore, in this vicinity, the
heavy winds have also occasioned much damage.
The limbs of large trees have been carried away and
in many instances whole trees have been blown down.
Near King's Terrace, a solid brick wall was blown
down on Wednesday night, and during the top of the
tide the platform every day of the week has been ren-
dered impassable, by .the sea beating over in such
large quantities, and with great force. The storm
still continues (late on Saturday night), but Spithead
being a good anchorage there is no danger to be ap-
prehended. In consequence of the damages sustained,
the OLYMPIA has gone into harbour to be paid off.

The following letter has been addressed by Vice
Admiral SAM= to the Mayor of Cork :
" His Majesty' ship Trent, Cork Harbour, Dec. 12.
" eSta-4 have to acquaint you, for Us Worst/don of the
Merchants of Cub, that the under;sentioned Convoys have bean
this day Minimal. and will sail tilt first fate wind after the day
.=pressed against the respective ship' mon.
" Tioaa—Wernlndles, and lete Dutch Colonies, the n& kW.
" EV&Totca--Bourdesnx., Gut of Portugal, Cada, oiheakar,
spa the Mediterranean, the 15th insranek
• The contract for supplying the Victualling Office,
at Portsmouth, with 1,000 quarters of Wheat was
taken on Thursday last, by two Gentlemen of Sus.Na, at 625. sd. and 624. 10d. per quarter.
London, England, 1814-12-26

EXTRdORDIN.4 Rr DISCLOSURE.

(From the Leeds Mercury, December 24).
The Magistrates of this Borough have been en-
gaged during the present week in the inirestigation of
a series of criminal transactions, involving not only
an extensive fraud on the revenue, but in their ten-
dency vitiating a vast number of conveyances and
other legal instruments.
Tuesday last, two Attornies, Mr. burn BLACK-
BURN, and Mr. THOMAS WAIN; k.O Rit.ti r, both of this
place, were apprehended nn the rotor rnAtton of CaOKOE
JACQUES, late a clerk in Mr. BLA( KIX Rbi'S tplEce, on
a charge of re:novi g stamps from ccnveyanees, pro-
bates of wills, &c. and affixing them to -other
strtiments of a similar kind, with an intention to
defraud the. revenue ; and every day since their ap.
prehension private examinatiuns have been held
before the Magistrates. The particulars of these in.
vestig itions •it would not be proper in the present
stage of the business to divulge ; bit we learn with
'treat concern• that a number of dies, suitable for the
' fabrication .of stamps, hare been found on Mr.
Brasouscares premises, and that several detached
, stamps, apparently cut from deeds, were found in
the possession of e'ch of the parties, se= of then
of considerable value ; and it is also in evidence, that
these fraudulent practices have been pursued for seve-
ral years.—This day the filial examination took place,
when the accused parties were both committed to the
Castle t York, to await their trials at the ensuing
Assizes.
London, England, 1814-12-26

OFPICE,OP ORDNA 041:8, December IS, 1814.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS
141A-
JESTT'c ORDIVANCR, b herd" :Pet Mice,
That Proposals wal be received at their Office in Pall-Mall,
on or before ,VEDNESD AY, the inthday of December instant,
from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Perform-
ance of the PAIN TEAS WORK at the Royal Manufactory of
' Small Atmc a- Lewisham, in the County of Kent, for a period
of three y,ar-, determinable after the expiration of the first year,
upii no:ice in three months, at the option of either party.
Further 7articears, legether with the Terms and Conditions
of the Contract. may be known upon application at the Sem.
tary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours
of ten and four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, '
sealed up and endorsed " Proposals for Painter's Work at
Lewisham;' but no Proposal can be admitted after the said
28th of December, at 12- o'clock at noon of the sante day, neither
will any Tender be noticed unless the party making it, or an
agent in his behalf shall attend. .
By Order of the. Board, R. H. CREW, Secriterv.

This day was published,
in Two Vols. royal Bvo. price XL 6s. In boards,
A DIGEST of the LAW of PARTNERSHIP ;
11 with a Collection of Cues decided in the Courts of I.aw
and Fquiiy upon tto, Aqliject
By BASIL NIONTAGU Ecq. of Gray's Inn, Barrlstel. at taw
Loudon: Printed for 1 Butterworth and Son, Plee•-stroirt
and J. Cooke, Ormood Qusy, Dublin.

day was published,
(Dediciated, by permission, to her 11oyal Highness the Paine", of
WALE* the sd Edition, with considerable Additions,
In 3 Volclinitt price 16$. 6d. boards,
A TREATISE on APP D SORDErts nrctiT LT).
1-3. HOOD and MANAGEMENT of INFANTS, front the
Birth--eslaresl to Domestic Use. •
By MICHAEL UNDERWOOD, M.D.
Physician to her Rt.yal Highness the Princess of Wales, &e. &c.
London : Printed for /olio Callow, Medical Bookseller, 10,
Crown-court, Princes-street Soho.
Also, by the Same Anti or, the 3d Edition, revised and
corrected, price 6s. boards,
Surgical Tracts . containing a Treatise upon Ulcers of the Legs,
Scrophuluus Tumours, the Mensmaty Abscess, and Sure Nip-
ples of Lying-in Women, &e. &c.
London, England, 1814-12-26

40AM4A. SOLTTHtOTT.

Ii tppears highly probable .that an end will be
speedily Vet to the exititence and the 13ulletins o this
miserable woman. -The-following was chtulated
among her believers yesterdiy_s •
" On Sunday and Monday 114rs.9sunhcott improved much in
health, and on those two days, was able to take refreshment,
which condoned on her stomach. O■ Tuesday she again re-
lamed into her farmer state, and Web eaday had many appear-
ances of approaching dissolution : in the afternoon of Wednes-
day a Lady came to inquire after ber.health, when she said,
feel in a dying state, and shall be no better until lam ridiurra:
On Thursday she again got better : on Friday site was worse,
and the whole of yesterday she was so alarmingly ill that her me-
dical attendants decline giving any decided opinion respecting
the isorr."

Thursday, Samuel Alder was committed to Oxford
county gaol, charged with aiding nod assisting George
Hall, apprehended on the 9th of October last, in corn
mining a rape on the body of Hannah Lemon, of
Bloxham.
SALE OF SIR H. MILDMAY'S HORSES.—This*Gen-
tleman's stud, under the description cf " the property
of a Gentleman gone abroad," was sold at Tatter-
sall's, in the course of last week. It consisted princi-
pally of hunters, which were stated to have been re-
gularly hunted in Leicestershire. Among others was
a brown Gelding, by Amator, dam by Old Pagan.—
This sold for 150 gnineas. The next lot was a grey
gelding, which fetched 190 guineas, and a chesnut
mare, a beautiful creature, was bouglit in for 300
guineas 1
In the Court of Chancery on Friday, in the Cause,
Dirovr v. Dyorr, Mr. HART moved,in behalf of the
plaintiff, for an interlocutory order to restrain The
defendant, General Dyott, from receiving the mo-
nies of the plaintiff vested in Trustees on the inter-
marriage of the plaintiff and defendant, anl for
payment of the half year's instalment of her pin.
money, which is A3OO a yeas. She also sought to
recover a valuable barouche from surgeon Dunn,
against whom the husband lately obtained damages
in an action for criminal intercourse with and se-
duction of the plaintiff. After hearing the applica.
Lion against the General and Trustees at great length,
Mr. Roope.r.r. was proceeding on the part of the de-
fendants. when the fart her hearing was adjourned.
London, England, 1814-12-26

VIENNA, DECEMBER is.

It is reported to-day. that all is settled relative to
Poland ' and Saxony ; but it is not known in what
manner. The great Court Fetes are fixed for the
15th of January. Great preparations are also matkti
ing to celebrate the Emperor Alexander's birthday.
Haarlem Courant, Dec. '24.

It seems that the stay of the foreign Sovereigns
will be considerably prolonged. The Court Festivals
are fixed up to the 26th January, Among the rest,
a magnificent party of Traineaux is preparing..

BERLIN, DECEMBER to.
The negociations at the Oingress are concluded in
all the main points, and the publication will take place
on the 16th instant. It is also affirmed that the Em.
peror of Russia will depart on the 17th, And likewise
the King of Prussia, and most of the other distin.
guished strangers.
According to pretty authentic accounts,"we shall
have the happiness of seeing our beloved King on the
22d or 23d instant.

After all the contradictory reports respecting
Saxony, it is now asserted that Prince Hardenberg
will receive the homage for our King on the 16th, at
Dresden.

The affairs of Poland also are settled by the wisdom
of the illustrious Sovereigns and their respective Mi-
nisters, in a manner very satisfactory to all the parties
interested. Our frontiers on that side will be consi-
derably extended. Some even say we shall recover
Warsaw. On the other hand we cede the little piece
of land from Memel to Rusin, which also contains
Byalystock, which was ceded to it by the treaty of
Tilbit.
London, England, 1814-12-26

t/NIVERSIIY INTELLiGENCE.

OXFORD, DECEMBER 24.
Friday, the lmh instant. the Rev. Wiiliim Pearse wis insti-
wed to the rectory of Drayton and Hanwell, near Banbury,
to
this county.
The Rev. S. Briicall, B D. fellow of Brisennose College, and
Chaplain to his Grace the Duke of Wellington', nomi-
nared to the Lectureship of Rodborough, in the count) and dio-
Cek• of Gloucesier, by the Principal and Fellows of that society.
Saturday, the last day of Michaelmas 'Term; the following
Gentlemen were admitted to degrees,
Meareac or ART s.—Rev. Francis Thurland , of New College;
arni Nev. Charles Henry Callyns, of Balliol
l',ectietoas or ART s.—Mr. Thomas Henry Bowles, of
Christ church; Mr. Thomas Shore, of Wadham College; and
kev. Jolm Campbell Fisher, of Corpus Christi College.
The whole number of degrees in Michaelmas Term was—
D.D. 1 ; B.D. 2 ; B. Med. I ; B C.L. 1; M.A. 3e; 11011. M.A.
2; 8.A.130 ; matrictea•ions. 184.
Thursday last, the Rev. Edward Coplesto:t, Bachelor in Divi-
nity, and senior fellow of Oriel College, was unanimously elected
Provost, in the plac f the Rev. John Eveleigh, D.D. deceased. •
The same day, Mr. Thomas Holden Ormrod was admitted
scholar of New College.
At a general ordination held by the Right Rev. Father in God
Henry, Lord Bi.hop of Norwich, ht the cathedral church, the
following persons wereadmitted into holy orders :
Deacons.—illehard Burgh Byant, M.A. fellow of King's c.ol-
'lege; William Hamlett B.A. and Charles Kingsley, student in law,
Sidney Sussex college; Joseph Cook, B.A. fellow of Cliii.it's col-
lege ; John Drake Crofts, B.A. and Charles Nouns Wodebouse,
B.A. Trinity college; John Griffith, B.A. fellow of Emanuel col-
lege; William Hepworth, B.A. Benet college; lames Hoste,
B.A. Christ's college ; Edward Martin John Jackson, St. John's
college; Robert I uerold King, B.A. Catherine-ball; John Mat-
thew, B.A. and Charles Penrice, B.A. St. John's college ; James
Tilbrook, B.A. Sidney college; and Herbert Phillips, B.A. (.U-
likarine-hall, Cambridge.,—Edward Day, B.A. Trinity college;
Thomas Gustavus Dickenson' Magdalen-hall; Thomas Mils,
Christ Church; Henry Small, late of Brasennose college;
George White, LL B. St. John's college; and Richard Walker,
RA dewy of Magdalen college, Oxford.—Henry Cole; Christo-
"her Greenside; and Evan James.
Pa errs.— Chas. David Brereton, B.A. Queen's college, Chas.
Shrubsole Bonbett, B.A. Sidney coll. Cambridge ; Richard Baker,
B. A. Merton coll. Oxford; John Charlesworth ; Edw. Collyer ;
Richard Rowland Faulkner, .St. John's college, Cambridge;
Themas Greene, B.A. fellow of Bene't college, Cambridge; Wm.
Rein Girdlestone, late of Cahn college; and Laurence Gibbon
Newman Bak.' One; college, Cambridge; Francis Hodgson,
M.A. flow of King's college, Cambridge; John Leeds; Levi
Walton ; John Lough, LA. Queen's college,, Oxford; George
Preston, BA., William Sampson, and William' Smith, B.A.
Trinity collet, CaMbridge; Charles Roberts, esus college,
Cambridge; Thomas sayers, S. Pembroke 11, Cambridge.
1 be Ordination Sermon was preached by the Rev. Julio Ed-
wards' LA. of Hetkersett, from the lid chapter of Malachi,
and the 7th verse.
London, England, 1814-12-26

_ •
A CLERGYMAN, within a short distance rrem
London, receives into hit [amity SIX.VOIJNG GEN I' 1-B•
MEN, who are treated at if tbay-vrere his own 4. hiltiren.
greatest att,ntinn is paid to their manners, morals, awl mental
improvement. Cards of addrest may be procured of Meer*.
Hastings r.nd White, No. 17, Haymarket; or Mr. Bull, No. ins,
Leadeohall street.

This day was published, in Foolscap Octavo,

. .
Illustrated ;Rich Wood Cuts, by Bratiston, from designs hy Thurs-
ton, the 24 Edition, price toe. ed. bnarti3, of
DOZTLCAL VAGA ItIES : pontaining an Ode
to We, a Hacktieled Celt* :Le* Anibitioa, tt* tate
and Death Of Mr. Daw ;.Reckbning with Time, the ally of the
Wreck, or, Castle Blarneygig; Two Parsons. or, the Tale of a
' Shirt ; and Vagaries Vindicated, a Poem, addressed us the Re-
viewers.—By GEORGE COLMAN, the Younger.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
noster-row ; and at the Sri lah Gallery, 54,-New Bond-street.
London, England, 1814-10-14

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 11.

• Aniced his Majesty's ship law, from the Brazils ;
and the Fame. PARENT, from the Downs, bound to
Bermuda. Sailed the SPRIGHTLY on a cruize. Came
into harblur the WARSPITE. The VALIANT, with
the ships for Cork and the West Indies, will sail in
the morning ; also the Cita.% with a convoy for
Newfoundland.
London, England, 1814-10-14

ESPTE?dISER 26.

The Amelia schooneiprivaieer, landed, on the
39th instant, at Graciosa, 32 British masters and sea-
men, of vessels she had captured. The brig Indian
Lass was chaced into Graciosa a few days ago, by
two American privateers, one of which narrowly es.
taped capture by the PIQUE frigate, which anchored
here for supplies on the 2.3 d instant, on her return to
'Barbadoes.
London, England, 1814-10-14

NAVAL INT.ELLIGINCA.

The Three Bees, Wm,Lrs, of London, bnunti t.
Cl.ina, was butnt at Port Jackson the 20th of May.
The May, Owns, from Nloeadore to London
Aquila. Ltirroß, from the Havannah to London,
aad N.incy. ALLEN, from. Poole to Newfoundland
were rct.tlceo, be- ween the Ist and sth ultimo, by tht
rtot. e frigate, and sent for Barb.idoes.
XXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM mr:bucluxes,bATEr
London, England, 1814-09-07

BOSTON, JULY U.

The most extravagant admirers of anon-intercourse
system must now be gratified. Their scheme now
operates in its full perfection. It is the time for its;
advocates to triumph. We are enjoying all the bless.
ings of embargo and non-importation united. Where
are now the inventors and applauders of these master-
engines of policy ? Let them stand forth and claim
the praise bestowed on this system in full practice,
which they arrogated to it in theory.
The Embargo did not work out our political sal-
vation, because it was evaded. The Non-importa-
tion Law did not save us, because it was not suffi-
ciently rigorous. But the rigour of the blockade no
one evades. It is twice as efficient as all the restric-
tive laws together. We are in the full and perfect
enjoyment of that system of policy which was com-
menced by Mr. Jefferson, and which will always be
considered the leading and favourite measure of his
and Mr. Madison's administration.

Why do we hear no exultation at this state of
things ? Is there no one living of that great majo-
rity of the wise men of the nation.. whil, for our own
-good, sealed up our ports in 1807 ? • They who then
attempted to shut us out from the rest of the world,
can surely feel no anger at Admiral Cochrane for
making the same attempt. -We might to be grateful•
for a favour even from an enemy ; or at least, they
who were angry with the Legislature of Maspchu-
setts for compelling the General Government to re-
move the embargo, ought not now to complain of.
those who have again laid it on. It is true there is
some difference between bearing a burden which we
voluntarily assume, and one which we carry from
compulsion ; but when it is all for our own benefit,
as in the case of the embargo, we ought to he willing
to consult our own benefit, even on compulsion.
So completely do we now live upon our own
means, without foreign aid, that the printers are de-
priied of. all materials to adorn their shipping I.st.
We have hardly had occasion to notice the arrival or
departure of a vessel at or from a port south of Mas-
sachusetts for many months, and not even here for a
month past. To supply the place of ships in our
marine journal, we have nothing but open boats,
which are so small that they can creep around capes
in the night, and skulk unobserved in mud creeks in
the day-time. Even these arrive but rarely, inso-
much that the collector of our ship news reports the
arrival of one of them from Hingham or Cape Ann.
wi.h as much exultation as he would, in the days of
commerce, the arrival of a first-rate Indiaman. •
A gentleman arrived in town on Wednesday night
last, from Burlington (Vermont). informs there was
nothing QM on the frontiers ; also, that he 'saw• a
gentleman from Montreal which place he left on Sa-
turday last, who informed there was nothing new at
that place ; that Governor Prevost was there,. and
that he heard nothing of any dispatches Ipissz, Ye-
ceived from England via Halifax.
London, England, 1814-09-07

:41111t11,AV PAPEIt3.

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, JULY IC.
Arrived at Newcastleshe schooner Swallow, Snow,
from Portland, with fish, oil, &c. to N. Olden. The
Swallow was chaced into the Delaware, on Friday
evening, by a frigate, and narrowly escaped capture;
four large ships in sight, supposed men of war, and
in company with the frigaie. •
London, England, 1814-09-07

BRUSSELS, AUGUST 2s.

• The Government h very much occupied in int-
'riving the system of the Custom-houses, for the wel-
fare of commerce and manufactures. The Deputies
of the Chamber of Commerce, and principal trading
and manufacturing towns have, for three weeks past,
directed their attention to this point, so that in a short
time these arrangements will be completed. In the
mean time, we understand, that until this new system
shall be established, the Sovereign Prince has autho-
rised the Commissary General of Finances to.permit
the free export of odoriferous oils, on merely paying
the transit duty on them.
The town of Hui, situated half-way between Na.viour and Liege, continues occupied by the Prussian
troops • a small part of this town lies on the left bank
of the Mane.

GRAVENHAGE, AUGUST .50. .
General Janssens, who was some time ago appoin-
ted Minister of War, left this pl.tce to proceed to
Brussels the clay before yesterday. A great number
df persons are employed here ih preparing the Palace,
called the Logement Von Amsterdam, which is to be
occupied by her Royal Highness the Princess Dow.
ager of Orange. It is reported that in a shcrt time
troops will depart hence for the East Indies.
Men from the different battalions of the army have
been solicited to volunteer for this service. The place
of rendezvous for these troops will be one of the towns
in North Holland. _ _

The 'Loden Courant, in giving an account of the
departures and entries in the Texel of the 2-'th and
28th, says, " Sailed- the American corvette John
_Adams, Captain S. Angus,' for New York."
London, England, 1814-03-09

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY.

The Cnnquestadnr, for the Hercule, a French gaunt. and Pru•
dent, vadl be paid on Friday, at Mr. Smith's, Plymouth-Dock.
The Strenuous, fur the Ann Jeanne ; Nimrod, lur the Spark-
ler, and Urgent fur the Tryguson, on Wednesday next, at 9,
New Broad-street ; recalled Wednesdays and Thursdays.

1 he Patriot, for propeny at Cuxhaven ; and Apelles, for the
Ravi sour, on Friday ; the fomer at 2S, Norfolk• street, Strand,
and the latter on board.

The following are the particulars of the vessels
captured by the Clorinde French trigate, viz.
Lusitania, Johnston, from London to Surinam, given up.
Minden Hall, Bann, from London to Bermuda, attempted to
be scuttled, but found at sea, and carried into Piruouth.
John O'Gaunt' from London to Martinique.
Aurora, Fichimdt, from ditto to Amelia Island.
• Superb, Roberts, from Gibraltar to England.
Town.hend packet, from the Brazils to Falmoutb. •
Sarah, Conyers, from London to Berbice.
Uni y, Brownltll, from Teneritie to London.
Elizabeth, Prints, from the Baltic to Madeira.
Dolphin, , from St. Michael's ; and
The —, V.'oodgate, from Lisbon to London—all destroyed.

Yesterday at three o'clock a Cabinet Council was
held at the Foreign Office, which sat till within a few
minutes of five. Soon after the breaking up of the
Council Sir THOMAS TTRWHITT and Mr. SILVEBTER
the King's Messenger lett town with dispatches for
Lord CASTLEREACH. From his Lordship they pro-
ceed to the queen of WIRTENIBMI, to accompany her
Majesty to England. A suitable number of attend-
ants will be provided for the occasion.

General AEGNIER, who has made such a figure in
BONAPARTE'S recent campaigns as Commander of the
Saxon contingents, lately died .0 Paris. He had been
long heartily sick of the cause in which he was em-
ployed, and his death was no doubt accelerated by
the acuteness of his feelings. Ihe CROWN PRINCE'S
•Bulletin described him as behaving in the Battle of
Dennevitz « like a man desirous of death." The
defection of the whole Saxon Army at the battle of
Leipsic, an event which Rtconza had long foreseen,
occasioned his retnrn in disgust to Paris. He was
once more ordered to join the army, but he died :ud-
der'', at Guignes, a‘ it is said, of a Diarriwa.

CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, MARCH 9.
We had a small arrival of Wheat this morning from Suffolk,
which fully Maintamed Monday's prices. Barley is is. per cr.
dearer, and ready sale at that advance. Oars are full Is. per
quarter higher. la other articles there is tto alteration.

I

EXCHANGE.
London, England, 1814-03-09

In the Press, and speedily will by puhlshi.d, legality printed
in One Volume, small Oetaro.
.E'rTERS ADDRESSEI) to TWO ABSENT
-411.4 DAUGHTFAS.—By Mrs. RINDIILL, Authoress of the
" New System of Domestic Cookery."
Printed for Richard Rep, No. 64,

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by the Wm Committee of Proprietors appointed on the
4th Ottftber last, to consider and report upon the expediencyof
augmenting the allowances granted to the Directors for their at•
tendance upon the business of the Company, and also sundry
other Papers relating to the above etthject, likewise laid before
tie iaid Gweral Court, and then ordeied to be printed, are cow
printing for the ti,e of tb.. Proprietors, abd will be ready to be
delivered at this Howse on Friday next, the 1 ith instant, at
twelve o'clock at Noon. JA MKS COBB, Secreeary.

OPPICA OP ORDNANCe, Fehuaty 23, 1814.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA
JRSTre ORDIVAIV6E, de hereby eve Notice,
That Proposals will he received at their 01lice in
osi or before Friday, the II th of March next, from such persons
as may be willing to undertake the supply of WHEELBAR-
ROWS, for service of this Department, fee a_ period of Three
Years, determinable after the etpiratinn of the first Yoar, upon
notice Of 3 Months, at the option :of either Party.
Patterns of the Articles May be viewed upon application at the
Principal Storekeeper's Office, In the Tower; and further Parti-
cul us, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract,
may be known at' the Secretary's Office in aforesaid,
any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the
Proposal. must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals
for Wheelbarrows ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the
said I lth March, at 12 o'Clock at noun of the same day ; neither
will any Tendvr be noticed unless the Party making it, or an
Agent in his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1814-03-09

MARCH 6.

The THUNDERER is pulling to pieces in the first
dock in great baste. The workmen are employed to-
day in loading additional transports, this business will
be completed by Tuesday. The TONNANT will sail
to-morrow, from Gillingham Reach, for the Nore, if
the wind will permit. Mr. PALK EN is appointi•d
Clerk in the Master Shipwright's Office, in the stead
of Mr. LAWS; and Mr. BENJAMIN HARTE in the
Clerk Surveys', in the stead i.f Mr. RA (AGAR ;—and
Mr. CHARLES VINALL, to the Check Office, in the
stead of Mr. BURTON.
London, England, 1814-03-09

MARRIED.

Monday, at St. George's, Bloomsbury, the Earl of Portsmouth,
to Miss Hanson, eldest daughter of J obn Hanson, Esq. of Blooms-
bury-square.
Saturday, at St. George's, Bloomsbory, R. P. Hulme, Esq. to
Maria, fourth daughter of the late Coltir.el Wyndham.
At Gretna Green, on Sunday the 11th uh. Mr. R.chard Har-
rison of the Royal Artillery, to Miss Goodfellow, of Cross-hill,
in Cumberland. The following singular circumstances attended
Ibis union :—William lames, a bombar.lier of the ltoyalArt Dirty,
paid his addresses to this young lady, who is wider age, and an
heiress. Having obtained her cowetit, he engaged Mr. Harrison,
his friend, to accompany them to Gretna, that he might assist in
case of a rescue being attempted. Hr placed hi. inhnd.J bride upon
a horse behind the last-mentioned, and mounting another himself
they setoff for the Temple ot Hymen. Upon the road they fell
' in with some company, to whom James could not refrain cont.
implicating his successful negociation with the lady, and the pros-
. pect of his approaching happiness. In the mean time the lady
being, as appears, more anxious fur the completion ot her wishes
Urged her conductor to a more speedy fight, and they alighted
at Longtown., some time bi Lire the intended bridegroom. On
his arrival be found them taking a little refreshment, and, as il!
luck would have it, be could not avoid seproaching them kr
"leaving him on the road." the lady retorted pretty warmly,
Lis want Qf attention ; the friend of both interfered, and in short
a violent quarrel ensued; blows were exchanged, and it required
the salutary aid of the constables to restore quiet. When the
parties had time to recollect themselves, the Lady declared,
that, from the specimen she had seen of Mr. James's gallan-
try, she was determined not to marry Aim, but being at the
same time tesolved not to return home without a hits'.)and, she
made a surrender of her person and two estates to Mr. Harrison,
if he thought proper to neon any her to the place of her first
destination. Mr. H. was tot) much of a man of spirit to refuse
the challenge ; they acre Instantly upon noneback *fain; and
the 01.1 Cater at Gretna soon made them sae—and within a very
few hours after their first acquaintance.

DIED.
The Sth instant, at Scarberou.gh, Edward Lewis Hughes, only
son of calomel W. 1.. Hughes, M.P. for Wallingford.Friday lie nnight. at Bettin, County Dublin, the Hon. Robert
Moltiotuotth. sec6hd son of the late Vhcount Moles wurth, Corn
missioner it the C,ustouts, ice.
London, England, 1814-03-09

SECOND

REPORTED DEFEAT OF BONA:

PARTE, BY BLUCHER.

As tending to strengthen thereport from Do.
ver already alluded to, we hate to mention, that a
most respectable House in the City (in the habit of
daily receiving communications from Paris), has
this day received information that Marshal Btu-
CHER has 'defeated BONAPARTE in the vicinity of
Paris, with the loss of Seventy Pieces of Cannon

We hope to be able to confirm this news in the
course of to-dai upon official authority

In addition to the above, it is reported, that there
are letters in town from Deal, on the authority of
which it is stated—that the Cossacks have fallen in
with and liberated all the prisoners . taken from
BLUCHER—that they have entered Boulogne—that
they are also in the neighbourhood of Dunkirk—and
that Antwerp has surrendered.

These, and many other rumours, are in circula-
tion: As rumours we have received them, and, as
such, we insert them, in the earnest hope that they
may be realized.

The rumour of an Armistice between this country
and Naples is happily confirmed. It is to last till the
conclusion of a general Peace.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, MARCH O.

Arrived the Polly. Oak and Lark, from Cork.—
Nothing sailed to•day.—The Francis Freeling Packet,
with a M.til for Passages, is gone into the Roads.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 7.

No King's ships arrived or sailed to-day—but a
large fleet of merchantmen, coasters, and colliers
have arrived from the Eastward, having different
destinations.—Wind E.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 8.

Arrived his Majesty's hips HAM A DIWA D and Rm.
POLE, from the Downs.; and the Bridges transport,
from Deptford, bound to Spain: Sailed the Uitoesr
gun-brig, on a cruize. His Majesty's ship BENBOW,
with the Wet India fleet, remains.—sVind E.
London, England, 1814-03-09

DEAL, MARCH 8.

Came down from the River the Baroness, Long-
vile, Ocean, and Admitil Berkley, for the South
Seas, and several other ships, and sailed for Ports-
mouth, under convoy of the SWAN cutter. Arrived
the FLYING Ficit schooner, with dispatches and let-
ters from the fleet in the Scheldt ; and the Plossitrt
schooner, from a cruize off the French coast.
London, England, 1814-03-09

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.

Marlnns Price, late of Princes-street, Lambeth, Surrey, whiting
manufacturer, dealer and chapman.
BANKRUPTS.
Jelin Dempsey, of Coleman street, London, taylor, dealer and
chapmail, to surrender March 8,13, and April 16, at ten, at
Gu►ldltall. 'Attorney, Mr. Hindman, Basinghall•street.

Armand Lewis, otherwise Arnaud Louie Boulanger, of Vine-
' street, Piccadilly, merchant, dealer and chapman, March 12,
19,'and April 19, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs.
Paruthtr and 'Corner, Loudon street, Fenchurch-street.
Samuel Allen, of the Fish-Ponds, parish of Stapleton, Olouces-
tersh ire, parchment-manufacturer, dealer and chapman, March
12,19, and April 19, at one, at the Commercial Room, liristol.
Attornies. Mr Edward Bigg, No. 29, inuthampton-builtlings,
Chuncery-Imie, London; or M. Robert Bigg, Bristol. ,
' Thomas Wirtes berry, of Folk.ngbam, Lincolnshire, victualler,
deal*: and cltapiii.tti, Matvli 24, at four, March 25, and April
19, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, New Sleatord. Atiornies,
Messrs. Cheats and Forbes, New sleatord ; or Messrs. Lam-
be, t and Son, Bedford-row, London.
William Wilts, of the parish of St. George, Glooersteeshirep
bacon and fish-dealer, dealer and chapman, March 21, SY, and
April 19' at twelve, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Misr-
, nits, Mes‘rs Poole and Greenfield, No. 12, Gray's-lon, Loss•
does ;or csiskrog Martial **A .
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At Balgovran,en the lst inst. Mrs. Colonel Graham of Entry,
of a daughter. ,
London, England, 1814-12-10

THEATRE ROY 31., 131t11Ri.IANE. ..1 •
THIS Plt ESEN. I' EVENING, their Majesties'
fervent* will perform the Tragedy of
'
MACBETH. .. •
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To which will be added the Mudcat RoMance. eared
THE NINTH STATUE ; or,
THE IRISHMAN IN BAGDAT.
Tie New Musical Ront ,ace of The Ninth Statue will be re-'
pasted ..very evenwg till e;.rther notice.
Moodayfthe 'I re.iedy of King Richard the Third.
Tuesday. the Opera of The Devil's Bridge.
liVedne.day, The Merchant of Venice. .
Thur.day, the Tragedy of Macbeth. •
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*Jaa ptiblished, price Ss hound,
A uew Edition, es srnted,ol. •
A VOCABULARY, ENGLISH and GREEK,
arranged Systematically, to advance the•Letirner in
tific. as well as Verbal Kuowledge. Dessgoed for the Use of
SchooI.—BrNATHANIEL 1-lOWARD.
Printed for'Longman, Hurst, kees, Orme, and Brown, Pa-
ternoster-tow. •
In a few days will be pulilishall, the Third Edition, of a Gram-
mar of the Greek Language, in English and Greek. By 'John
Jones.
London, England, 1814-12-10

NAVAL INIALLIGENCR.

The private sVp MATILDA. from Bengal, arrived
at Portsmouth yeste•day—she lett Bengal the 25:k
June, and the Isle of France the Ist September.
The lannet and Peggy, Moron ; and Pbarlx, Fearon, fti*
Liverpool to Newry, were lost, on the inst. dreartingtod.
The Mary Anp, Wool Liverpool to Wstertord, was abatuloosi
by the crew, on the sth lust near Abergelly.
The Perseverance, Mullet, from France to Hull. struck cc de
&marl. Sand, near Yarmouth, en Wednesday—mos- of the cup
paved.
'1 he Anna (a Russian) from Archangel to Arbroath, Wig den&
on *bore on a bank, in the White Sea, on the I rth of Oatabst,
with the loss of and:on, cables, masts, rudder, and boats.
A French vessel trtirn H.ivre de Grace, bound to
London, Liden with wheat, was totally lust off Dun.
geness on Sunday last, the crew, consisting of eight
men all perished except one, who preserved his life
by lashing himself to the top of the mainmast, where
he remained several hours till taken off by a but
from Rye.

TORBAY, DECEMBER 8.
As the wind has been, the whole of this day, stroeg
from the S. W. with thick weather, and AS 0., p.t:t
the West India convoy have returned to Torba), ae
are in hopes they have reached Falmouth or Ply-
mouth. Should this not be the case, we fear some
part of them must have suffered damage, as it blows
quite a gale.
PLYMOUTH, DECEMBER 8.
Arrived the Bridget, ROBINSON, from Memel ;
Odeus (a Russian) from Russia ; the French sloop
,Brave Marine, from Cherburgh ; and a few colliers
from the North : also arrived the Gr.a*:ow friga:e
from a enlist; and the Active, Srarriors, from Cori.
PORTSMOUTH? DECEMBER 9.
Arrived his Majesty's ship ASTREA from the Bra-
'ails ; her convoy is supposed to have passed by ha
the River. Sailed his Majesty's ship Ssav for the
Downs.—Wind N. W.
DEAL, DECEMBER 9.
Arrival and sailed for the River the llassa!,
East Indiaman from Bombay. Put hack, by cot..
teary winds, the Dedalus, for Bermuda ; the Dee•
combe, for Portsmouth ; and the Mercus, fur Pal,
mouth.—Wind N.W.

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Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East4lll4
House, when the following Commander. took leave ',talon.
dt suing for Bombay and China:—Captais John J.ncke. et' 'hi
Ifavid Stott; and Captain R Nit het, of the k.sors. iLe undo'
ni,ntioned Officers were sworn into the contoistnl at
-pecove stisys, vta. C.fiptait. C. tiostlerk, t.l this Lowther L:sis%
h.r Madras, Prince of Wales's Islas l anti Claissa ; Carol° J.
Cralg, of the Princess C1131.411te of far tdro sad
gal; Captain k:. Balstou, of the Princess Ann lta4 for COWL

BONDING SYSTEM....-The goods cuterml for expurf
ire nuw to be permitted to it main in pond until f!.:
Ist of April nest. Goods for home consunrptit'l "
!:e forthwith sold to pay the duties, boat the boINI
may redeem them within three days arta notice OA
in inventory his been taken prvviota: o their sale.

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THE 4RMT.

The Barracks in Yarmouth have been sold by sou
tion for £4OO. The Naval store-keeper has received
orders from the Board to send all stares away-, and to
discharge the Clerks on the SOth inst. The Cote.
mandrr cif the Signal Station has also been discharged,
and the Officers of the Ordnance Departmeat are es.
pected to tollow.
The West Essex Militia, which marched into Dub-
lin for the purpnse of embarking for England, has
been countermanded.
London, England, 1814-12-10

This day were published,
In Two Volumes, /no. price Isis. 6d. boards,
OUTLINES of NATURAL PHILOSOPHY,
being HEAL, of LECTURES, delivered in the Uni•
varsity of Edinburgh:
By JOHN PLAYFAIR.
?Professor of Natural Philosophy in the University of Edin-
burgh, Fellow of the Royal Sucaty, London, and Secretary to
the Royal Society, Edinburgh.
P.44ted for Longman, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brawn, and
Cade end Davies, London; and A. Constable and Co. Edin-
burogi. 4.
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in board
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FRIDAY, ocTwairt 41.
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NifPAL !NTELLIGtNCR.•

FALMOUTH. OCrthilit 111.
Arrived the Elia, BOLAND, from Nanti ; tiero,•
PRETTYJOHN, from Wales. Sailed the Jane, HEART.
watt, for London; Caledonia, Covey, for Teneriffe.
The Kate Lumez.tyis, from London for Malta, ar-
rived at the latter place the Ist 6eptember, -and was
to sail for Constantinople the.4th.

PLYMOUTH, ocroßatW.
Arrived the Russian ship Venus, froM Amelia
Islands, with cotton and tobacco ; and the brig Cos.
sack, from Archangel, with hemp and tar. Thi
Chasm sloop of war arrived from a crisize.—The
outward-bound fleets remain Kind-bo'snd•--Wind W.

PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER ti.
Arrived the following transports from the.Medi.
terranean, and are under quarantine, viz : Reiource
596, Ratcliffe 365, Dowson 76, Nymph 61., Harpoon
51, Heart of Oak 525, Mary 281, Sir John Warr:A
183, and the Amity 8. The Brailsford B'2o, is re.
leased from quarantine, and is ordered to dibtmbaik.
Came up from St. Helen's Roads his NNtay's Si!,
BUFFALO. Sailed the GROWLER, tnr St. M.doe's.

DEAL, OCTOBER 21.
Arrived the James, HAYES, from, the New- South
Seas ; Eliza and Shakespeare, from Gibraltar; Li-
VERET sloop of war, from Lis4oh; Camara sloop of
war, from Gibraltar; Bvtrut7u.t amp of war, from
Calais; and the MALeotan 4otip of wit-, frOm the
River. Sailed the whole of the outward.bonnd, for
Portsmouth; also his Majesty's ships Meatorz, AMA.
RANTHI4 and Ancnza, for the same destination.
RAMSGATE, OCTOBER 21.
Yesterday evening arrived the tramport brig Eri.
tannia, CooK Master, from Ostend.—This morning
arrived the Three Gebrofters, Saar, f otn Ostend;
with loss of an anchor and cable, and rather leaky,
put in for shelter ; Jonge Frederick; for Bilbca ; John
sloop, JAAIESI from London for Falmouth ; and the
New Providence, 'ROBERTS, from London to Dublin.
HARWICH, OCTOBER 21.
No arrivals.—Sailed the Lioness E A, Free Bri.
Iton NV I, Hope E 0, Bellona F 0, transports, ia
ballast, for Deptford; and the Anderson 472, and
Harper 690, transports, also in ballast, for Ports-
, mouth.—Wind N.W.

INMINGTON6 OCTOBER 21.
Arrived his Majesty's ship SWAIM, with the Woad•
bridge and Earl Moira East-Indiamen and the Emily
Souusseasnan under convoy, and remain in the roads.

Wind S.W.
London, England, 1814-10-22

ii2P

RADNC7IftWIRE, en tki•Bordeit of 11E&EFORDSHiRE.
THE BEGUILDY and RHW VYDD ESTATES, near ONE
THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES, divided in
COMPACT FARMS, with FARM HOUSES and BUILD-
INGS, and very VALUABLE COMMON RIGHT to a
great Extent on the BEGUILDY and other HILLS. The
BEAUTIFUL RIVER TAME Sows through the Estate,
which is WELL STORED WITH FISH, and the LANDS
abound with all Sorts of GAME, and the Hills wick Grouse.
By Mr. ROBINS, at the Hotel, Hereford, on Fetaar, the with
of Novenas!, at Twelve o'Clock, in Two Lots,
THE VERY IMPROVEABLE FREEHOLD
ESTATES (with the VALUABLE COMMON RIGHT
ON THE BEGUILDY AND OTHER HILLS, MANY
MILES IN EXTENT—situate in the Parish of BEGUILDY)
between KNIGHTON and NEWTOWN, in the County of
RADNOR; COMPRISING ONE THOUSAND TWO HUN-
DRED ACRES, AND EIGHTY-ONE ACRES OF EXCEL-
LENT MEADOW, PASTURE, ARABLE, AND SMALL
PART WOOD LANDS, divided in COMPACT FARMS,
the BEGUILDY PUBLIC HOUSE AND LANDS, let to re-
spectable Tenants on Agreements for 'short Teems, at Ran
'gout ONE THOALS.b.kip rsuuras SiloatEnts
I • Tr. """' •••• • • .# • A
THE ESTATE IS NEARLY COMPACT, 'IN A PINE
COMMANDING SITUATION, AND VERY VALUABLE
FOR THE GREAT EX FENT OF' COMMON RIGHTS.—
THE FINE RIVER TEAM FLOWS THROUGH THE
ESTATE, WHICH IS STORED WITH FINE TROUT AND
OTHER FISH, AND HIGHLY VALUABLE FOR MRI.
GATING THE MEADOWS. THE LANDS ABOUND.
WITH GAME OF ALL SORTS, AND THE HILLS W 1174
e ROUSE. This &tate Is a most desirable Property for lama-
ing Money, and for add Sports; situate Six Miles *u
KNIGHTON, from which place the NEW ROAD PASSES
through to NEV/TOWN, WELCH POOL, &c. std.SO MILES
FROM LUDLOW.
' May be viewed by applying to Mr. Price, Sen. and Jun. at
Vedw Lloyd, Datlaless, sad Brindrynog Farms; where Particu-
lars may be had; at the Duke's Arms, Knighton; Oxford Arms,
Kingtoo ; of John Cheese, Esq. Lion's-hall, near Kinston, where
Plans may be seen; Hotel, and Messrs. Bird and Wo
Hereford ; Crown, Ludlow ; Hop Pole and Star Inns,ln
Wm. Handy, Esq. Worcester; Hotel, Liverpool; George, Chel-
tenham; King's Head, Gloucester; Hen mid Chickens, Binning-
ham • T. G. Parr, Esq. Lichfield; Castle, Tamworth ;
Northampton ; Mr. Phelps, Evershun ; of Messrs. lot=
Greco, Salisbury-square, Fleet-stmt ; at Garraway's Case-
house t and of Mr. Robins, Watwick-street, Golden-squat,
Loudon where Plans of the Mann may be seen.
The: road front London Is through Worcester and Ludlow.
London, England, 1814-10-22

HEREFORDSHIbLE AND RADNORSHIRE.

EXTENSIVE CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES, (PART
Ti THE.FREE), MANORS, WOODS, FARMS, and LANDS,
upwards of FOUR THOUSAND ACRES, with VALUABLE
COMMON RIGHT to GREAT EX TENT, situate in the
MOST BEAUTIFUL and PICTURESQUE PAR I'S of the
CO U NT I ES,with eligible MANOR and HOUSES, aWATER
• CORN MILL, and S TREAMS of FINE WA TER, kc.
By Mr, ROBINS,
At the Hotel, Hereford, en f Hoar, the 18th of Norman, at
'Twelve &Clock, in Lots,
THE NOBLE AND VERY VALUABLE
HIGHLY IMPROVABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES,
(PART TITHE-FREE) comprising upwards of FOUR THOU-
SAND ACRES of RICH MEADOW, PASTURE, ARABLE,
and WOOD LAND, with the MANORS and FARMS of
STAPLETON, CASTLE W ILLEY, CA SCOB, and urrrou,.
the MANORS and FARMS of NASH ROOD, BROAD.
HEATH, NORTON, BYTON, BADLANDS, with the AL.
LOTMENT, and with the QUIT NEWS, FINES; HERIOTS,
&c. dte. The CAPITAL GRAZING FARM of LEAN, with
the WATER CORN MILL, LOW FARM, HILL FARM,
KEVEN FARM, HIGHLAND FARM, MOWLAY FARM,
LANDS, COTTAGES, WASTES, Ike. The very Veinal*,
COMMON and LORDS RIGHTS on SEVERAL THOU.'
SAND.ACRES of LAND.
The principal Part of these Estates are situate everlookbs*
line Vales of Prevteign (intersected by the River Lugg, the Him&
wed, and several Streams of line Water low through the
and advantageous for Irrigation. The chief part of the lads'
are connected by fine Terrace Banks of thriving Timber nolf,
Coppice Woods, a pleasing and rich Ornament to the OM Nl*
Aunty grand and eligible Propertpfor a Nobleman or Gelds:
ma's Residence and Domains; giving a great extent of country,.
and which may be considerably Increased. The Farms are let
to most respectable Tenants, port at will, and the remainder for
short terms; the Rents, Stc. estimated value about
The Estates are 20 Mdes from Hereford, and 40 from War.
amber; nearly the same distance either Road (corn leo:awl-
May be viewed by applying to the different 'Tenants, and to
Jan Cheese, Esq. Lyoes Hall near /Devon where parriculars
aid every Informathin may be lad, and Nan; of the Estate MD.
Particulars at the Oxford Arms, Kington ,• Meows. Bird and
Wollaston, Hereford; and at the Hotel; the Radnor Arms,
Preassign ; Lion, Leominster; Wnu Hardlfs BM. Waike
Pale and the Star Inns, Worcester; Dukes Aims, Knighton;
_

BERLIN, OCTOBER 4.
The King, after having suppressed all the imposts
levied for the expenses of the war, has also abolished
the customs and tolls which impeded internal com-
merce : all the bureaus will be removed to the fron-
tiers, and a tarif will be fixed as soon as the relations
of Prussia with the neighbouring Powers shall be re-
gulated in a permanent manner.

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ilitilt,Ttri;t7iii
Crown and AnO, Ludlow; Hotel, Liverpool; ;
Vihke Urn, Heck; Mr. Phelps, Eeeplekek ; liellifP4 Clokben't
hinninghom ; T. G. eon, F 44. L.ichileld ; Caago, tantworth ;
George, Northampton ; Mr. Adams, Oxford ; Chomp, Chew*.
ham; King's Road, Oloneemor ; of .Memis. loom end Goma
Etahaburrognare,Plottesicet ; at Ggrav!a '• c444.4lAtailiks4
at Mr.' Robins's Wanykick-street, "C t n ;
where Moe el tie•fmiete any be saw . .