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London, England, 1814-06-25

SLESWIG, JUNE S. •

The new King of Norway has demanded of the
Commissioners of the Allied Powers, if they have
been duly accredited to him and the Norwegian Go-
vernment ? The answer being little to his satisfac-
tion, he refused to grant them passports to the inte-
rior, until they shall have received such accredited
powers. It is said that the Commissioners have stop.
ped at Frederickshald, the frontier town of Norway.
The Swedish army will proceed to attack Norway.
simultaneously, on the side of Wermeland, and on
that of Drontheivn. About the end of July, the re-
spective corps will form a junction. The whole con-
sists of 40,000 effective men, but they are ill supplied
with provisions.

COPENHAOEN, JUNE 31.
It is sttongly believed that this kingdom will re-
t eive a new Constitutions or form of Government.—
The Law, called " Royal," prohibits the Monarch,
under pain of dethronement, from ceding any poi...
lion of the territory. But the "King has ceded N. T-
way, and so far violated the Constitution. On the
othet hand, the succession to the throne has been
deranged, by the solemn abdication of Prince Chris-
tian. It is imagined, that by the means of a new
Constitution the Crown may be given to the Princess
Royal, daughtet of the reigning Sovereign. The
States of the realm will guarantee the public debts,
which) for a country like this, are immense.

MADRID, JUNE 8.,
The Xing has appoin:ed a Comtnittee to considet
of the best means of speedily convoking a legitimate
assemblage of the Cortes, including also the Deputies
of the Indies. To this body his Majesty will propose
a Constitutional Charter, conformably to the true
'principles of the Monarchy ; but a limited Monarchy
as what the intelligence of the. age requires, as Well
as modern manners nd the generous and elevated
character of Spaniards.

GENOA, MAY 21.
Among the trcops destined for the Isle of Elba;
are 90 Italians and eight Mamelulces, who are intend-
ed wholly for the personal attendance on isl2poleon;
14 carriages and six covered waggons, are gone to
Savona, with tic property t f the exEmperor ; 90
More H ul,ins and 200 of the French guards are to
attend the Duchess Maria Louisa at Parma.
MANHEIM, JUNE 14.

If we are to believe some persons who pretend to
be informed urn the subject, by 'virtue of the Treaty
concluded it 1818, between Austria, the Allied
Powets, and Bavaria, the latter Power is to cede a
part of the Tyro), the territory of Salsbourg, and some
districts to the North of the Danube, to round the
frontiers of Austria 1 but Brannan remains to BR.
vatia, which will be aggrandized by the territory
of Wurtzhargh, and perhaps by a part of the left
bank of the Rhine, in which is called the Middle
Rhine, and which comprises Mayence, Coblentz,and
Trans.
London, England, 1814-06-22

A nth of €23 per Cent. win be required.

At the King's Wareheuue, in Margate, on Monday, the 47th
day of June blatant, at Ten ettlock in the Forenoon,

THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
For Home Consumption.
5 Bottles Ketchup 2 Pieces Nankeen
30 Empty Bottles 8 Prather' .
144 Kid Skins A Boat and Materials
For Elperatoti.
42 Gallons Geneva 13 Yard( Sarnet Ribbon
316 Ditto Spirits of Brandy I 5 Pieces & 6 Silk Haodker-
D;tto Red Wine chief•
£7. P'eces, quantity 406 yards 2 Half Silk Handkerchief*
Crape 26 Silk Scarfs. 12 Silk Shawls
762 Yards Silk 11 D. Tippets
34 Do. Velvet 3 Velvet Do.
14 Do. Sarsuet 189 Pair Leather Gloves
N. B. A Deposit of £25 per Cent. will be required.—The
Spirituous Liqcors and Wine will be put up at the appraised
valutg, bilow which they cannot be sold, and the purchaser..
thereof will likewise be chargeable with the Duties thereon in
the event of such Spirits being taken out of the Warehouse for
Home Consumption.

At the King's War.,house in Routine, on Monday, the 27th
day of June instant, at Two o'Clock is the Afternoons
THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.
Tor Hume Consumption.
4 Pounds Elack Tea , 1 Net Cloak trimmed with
I; Di!to Grua do. 'I !tread Lace • ,
14 Comelian Necklaces . 9 Casks • ,
2 Bettie Stands I II Waircloths
1 Si:ver Snuff-Box . S Handspikes
51 Muslin Caps i Chest
S Habit-Shirts 1 Tarpaulin
SO Places Black Silk Handker- I 6 Muskets .
chiefs, British 1 15:underbuss
SS Yards Lace 5 Swivels
9 Ounces Tortoiseshell A quail :it yof Shut, Ohl Iron, &c.
i Picture

For r!
SOO Gallons Spirits of Brandi
Ls:ditto Brandy
3 :% stn of Geneva
i) t:. Geneva
Lt) Nice, Wine
UmSrelLt
it Du. S. " .1
S
It Do. 'l,,
..ts
N. B. -X Deposit of XIIS yr Cent. will be eeinired...-The
Wine and Spirituous Liquors will be tout up ac the appraised
value, below •whith'they cannot be snliL and the pareliastrs
it :zee will also lie cliargealik with the Duties thereon in tkr
event of Wine and Spirits being taken out et the Ware-
house fur 1-lome Consumption.

wtation.
115 Stlk Sl:awls
22 Do. Han ikerehlefs
939 Yards Silk
76 Ditto silk Ribbon
4 fair Silk Shoes
S Do. Si :k Sexkings
2 Na ks (*aids
79 Pair Leather Gloves

• CAPITAL LIVE STOCK, 1.1C1.17,40.)11) NfAV PARK.
Pt;sie Stock of. Leicestershire Caws and Calves, a young Bull
tram Mr. PRINCEV.S. Stack. the Cattle), anti other Breeds ;
fire AkierneY (;:t pre Merino Sheep from his Majesty's
Prime Flock ; Wcldi Ewes, and Crossed Merino Lambs;
Pigs. a CFey Pansy, Hay, Mature, Imp!emeuts,
London, England, 1814-06-22

OVVtIN, IVArt*-i • ;

Various rtttnnun of an unpleasant nature *ere in
circulation through town yesterday : it was even .as-
serted that several hundreds of persons had been oh.
served passing through Cnllege•gretn, before eleven
o'clock on Thursday night, some of them exclaiming
" Libel ty or Deatlr." We thiok this account must
.be greatly exaggtrated ; as such an assemblage could
not have been collected in the number reported, with-
out exciting sonteenquiry and alarm. We can, how-
ever, assert, from unquestionable authority; tl►ae' in
consequence of orders from GOvernment, the different•
pPllce magistrates remained at their respective-offices
during the night, and, in case of necessity, were di-
rected to apply for Assistance to General hfeyrick.
The garrison, we know, were under orders to act at
a moment's notice ; and several rakers who were at
the Theatre, were sent for, and directed to join their
respec ti yr regi meats immediately,and the guards were
doubled upon all the canal bridges.
We hear that the military statirared at Naas, Kil-
cock, and other to xns in the county of Kildare, were
also under arms the whole cf Thursday night.

• •
• A tan early hour yesterday morning, a considerable:
military force left town. and marched in the direction
of Kilcock. We have not trained, from any autho-
rity deserving credit,•of any circumstance which could
have made such vigilance necessary, nor is it our wish
to excite any unnecessary alarm ; but having good
authority for the tact; we have stated, we 'eel it our
duty to communicate them to the public, Without
corn men; —Sounder's News Letter. _ _

Toe Freeman's Journal on the same subject says,
Tinit there have been some mai ks.of inquietude in
Kildare maay circumstances tend to convince us, but
that they are in nu way alarming, though, doubtless,
they are fit subjects for invest►gation, we feel perfectly
assured. If sedition has any concern with them,
it is sedition the most driftless and inconsequen-
tial description—driftless, because it stems to propose
to itself no fixed' object ; and inconsequential, be-
cause it has not selected for its iust► uments any but
the lowest and most thoughtless of the peasantry.—
A combination to raise wages, and prevent any intru-
sion of strangers arnemg, the woxking classes, is by some
alleged to be at the bottom of any proceedings drat
have talsenplace. We should be inclined to give our
belief to this assurance."
London, England, 1814-06-22

/. Serji
Arms.
•

the iinior Officer Of
left hind' by the next
n hlou'd ; wheieupno
(ring-Cross is the fol-

the way.
liareheaded, with States.
in Me manog.
it, on Horse&act,
nevi,' with white Wands,

Bailiff.
y Steward.`

two and two.
RUM

i
1. aSit'rA tx
-
'eked the Procession,

witness the spectacle
ss was immense ; but
e Who were most aria.
as Temple-bar. Hew
beyonJ all. example.
customary to line the
crday this pre-autioil
ecluence was, fro* II
which the F'ocesslou
!-bar exhibited R: scene
able. The constables
nr the way, but it was
to repress the crowd.
bar was placed across
of Temple-bar, which
' LORD MAYOR arrived
!fore one, accompanied
;eded by'French horns
.ere opened, and his
ned, and shortly after
the Temple. He i'e
about an hour, wheri
accepted of an invita:
from Child's binking
to take some refresh:
hotirs. The crowds
accumulate to such 4
utmost difficulty a de.
rived in, the afternoosf
h. A party of horse
were obliged to rettagu
or, and pass through
in order, to' proceed
These, as well ai the
nd did not at all dray?
that part of it &arcs;

that the LORD MAYOR
vas at hand. He im.
e he had been enter,
ate coach. At seven
fficers at arms, whose
sounced by the soand
rtes of 'temple
rshai from within—'-r.
ed." The Officers of
Ito the City, to publish
Peace." The gates
I, attended only by it
advanced to the coach
ng bowed twice to his
'he Lotto MAY OK read
Red, and dismissed the,
KA, than the procesion

ners and Heralds, as
rand and interesting
Ids, who sore -moss
'mashing, the shouts
wth with unrestrained
The• Heralds bowed
a, and proceeding to
aealcade there halted.
ered, and the Prod*.
'y, the renewed huzzas
completed n twenty.
.ocession then moved
=pets, kettle ds'untsi

wards, with trumpets
and "foot), preceded
- After the Mace.
n Maxon, in the city•
inn, which was closed
,ed by a long train of
;. The Loan Mimic
In his joining the ate.
ltitude were often re.
turned to advance. It
,treeti where the Cross
Lnd the Proclamation
xt:ssion continued en
he Proclamation was.
Irocession returned by
t through, Lombard.
I thrice, previous toy
'ding.

le price this week--
eoce Three-farthings.
lc, died, in the 65th
L; forty-four years

Luta rePitkett Piatep
Qffics,TelPplt DIN
London, England, 1814-06-22

BY PATEN 1.

B_
UILDINGS FACED with BATH STONEI
at less elan half the expenee of corein•on Acta :r, iu .ut.h
manner as to make the wall* perfectly water proof and ki
them inseparably uuh\d with the Stun.. Arai Seers desirous of
undertaking tt.is work may be supplied with Materials and in.
structions by PA RK.ER and Co. banksile, where, and at No. to,
Tothill.stree., Westminster, Roman Cement .11aq be had as
usual on as low terms as at any of the new , !..mesits; or
at Mr. Charles Carter's, No. 1, lleattpai-ecr, who is pre-
Ore.! to undertake the kind of noutk about desi.ribeaL

FROM LAST NIGHTS LONDON GifZEITB.

ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, JUNE 21, 1814.

Rear-Admiral Dotham, Commander in Chief of

his Majesty's ships and vessels on the Leeward Island
station, has transmitted to this Office a copy of a
letter from the Honourable A. Maitland, Captain of
his Majesty's ship Pique, dated off the Silver Keys,
the taith April, 1814., stating that the said ship had
that morning captured the American privateer
schooner Hawk, of four six-pounder carriage guns,
and one long twelvepounder z-midships, and sixty-
eight men, belonging to Washington, after a chace of
three hours; _ _

The Rear-Admiral has also trastoznittcd a letter
from Captain Fleming, of his Majesty's sloop Bar-
hadoes, dated English Harbour, the llth April last,
teporting his having captured, off the coast of Saint
Domingo, after a cisace of sixty hours, the American
privateer sloop Polly, manned with fifty-seven men,
and mounting one long eighteenvunder amidships
and four lung sizes.
London, England, 1814-02-25

That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall,
,m or before Wednesday, the 2d day of March next, from suds
1,,r.v,„„9 may be willing to undertake the Supply of WOOD
HOOPS, for Service of this D •partment, (or aperiod of three
'vor;, determinable at the expiration of one Year, upon.. Notice
of three Months, at the option of either Party.
Samples of the Hoops may be viewed upon application at the
Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower; and further Parti-
culars, together with the teratiand conditions of the Contract,
may be known at the Secretary's Office,. in Pall-Mail aforesaid,
any day between the hours of test and four o'clock, where the
Proposals must be delivered sealed up, and endorsed " Propo-
sals for Wood troops,;" but no Proposal can be adriaitted after
the said 2d day of Mirch, at 12 o'clock at noon of the same day,
neither will any Tender be noticed ufileu the party making it
or an•agent on his behalf shall attend.
By Order of the Bard, R: H. CRSTF, Sstreiarj.

LEM INDIA MUSA, iodnutiy is, ups..
THE.COUR7' of DIARCIVRS of the UNITED
COMPANY' of MIERCIUNt ANGLAND,tradiss
to the EAST INDIES, its hertigollocketise,
That a Schedule of the Ayes at which the Company will be

natty, from and after the 10th April neat, to Land and Ware-
house the losports from India of such Pronto Merchants as may
as it proper to comialt their Mtrehandlie to the care of the
Camay, may be gad, on application lo Mr. Rota ST Wit s-
'Arr. the Clerk to Liao Conimiktoe of Vikeitotises, u hie onice
ID this House. . •
• .• `r4d/.or.C•QP.l3l,,Sffr*,fl'i
London, England, 1814-02-25

NwriL INTELLIGENCE•

MAILS.
ARIL 04,1 C.
Dublin - - i 0 Cocoons
Waterford - I 0 Heligoland
Cag!iz - - 0 u 1 Otfrr.isey
I.tibeas - - 0 . i I Jersey
;Mato - . 0 a Pas.ages
Gottrionwsh .. 0 I 3
Haifa&
Holland - - 0 1 Sr. Sebastian's
FALMOUTH, FEBRUARY 21.
Arrived the Deice of Keiit packet, Captain BRAILY,
with a Mail from Passages, in four days; and cutter
Hero, WELLINGTON, from Vale:icia, with wise andi
brandy. to perform quarantine 29 days.
FEBRUARY 22.---Airived the brig Camel, film
Bristol (last from Cork), to wait convoy for Cepha-

ERR. 011 g.
0 0

1 0

• 1 0
. • •
0
0 •

lonia.—Wind S.E.
PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 23.
The French frigates Alcmene and Iphigenie were
captured off the Western Islands, by his Majesty's
ship VENCLABLE and CYANE sloop of war ; the latter is
arrived with 30(i prisoners; the frigates are gone on

to the West Indies with the VENERABLE. Th• Vat's.
RABLE also captured a valuable American brig, from
Bourdeaur to America. Arrived the WIWI:MIMS

sloop of war, from a cruize ; RALXI4II brig of war,
from Halifax, with dispatches; and romona, COATS!.

from London.—Wind E.

PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 2S.

Arrived the Nepean schooner, JOHN Nang maser,
from London ; brig John, WARR master, flout Sao.
derland. Sailed his Majesty's ship SBAHORSE, with
a convoy for the North coast of Spain ; his M,jesty's
ship CLINKER, for Plymouth; URGENT gun-b: 'g, with
convoy for ditto ; and Mwt.ETOE, for off Chet burgh.
FEBRUARY 21.—Arrived his Majesty's sloop Zit..
PHYR, from a cruise, and is appointed convoy to
Plymouth ; and the Kingsfisher cartel, from Morlait,
whither she carried infirm prisoners from this port.
There were lying at Morlaix completely fitted for a
long cruize, supposed for the coast of Leland, two
very large privateers, one of whiclt was formerly a
British sloop of war. Sailed his Majesty's ship SEA.
HOREE from St. Helen's; his Majesty's ships Aobsa
and URGENT, with a fleet bound to Passages.
London, England, 1814-08-13

fGENei.

, from Rio Janeiro to
;nag the 6th of May,
.er, which 'arrived at
ze of several months.
Kedish colours, front
tana ; the Friendship,
Ann, from Bermuda;
Liverpool, were taken
id April, by the Re,
rateers, which arrived
tour montns' cruize.
of a Letter from Cap-
rican privateer, to his
have this day
from papers found
uese ship St. Jose In:
apilol, and bound to

n tins, and is valued
110 t 411 Last-tudiamaus

;UST

:.ward Island fleet in.
silt of between 40 and
London, England, 1814-08-13

COPENHAGEN, JULY 'S.

The Coure Gazale 1,a3 publibccl the following
article :

“ The King having charged his Legation at Paris
to renew the relations of good intelligence between
Denmark and France, his Majesty has received from
that. Court the assurance that his Majesty Louis
XVII I. regards the relations of amity as restored be-
twecn his States and Denmark, by the Treaty con.
eu'ded at Paris on the Stith of May this year, between
France on the one part, Austria, Russia, Great Bri•
tain, and Prussia on the ether part ; this treaty, torn--
prehending all the Powers which were allied together
in the war with France.
•• In consequence of this Declaration, 'his Most
Christian Majesty has appointed the Marquis d•
licrulay his Minister at the Court of Denmark. His
Majesty, who attaches the highest value to the mend•
ship of France, has also recognised on his part, with
much satisfaction, drat the relations of peace and
good faith are rescued betwceh the two Govern-
mins, and has delivered to Lieuteriant-General de
NVaListoriT the letters of credit necessary in the qua.
o: his Minister to the Court of France. Besides,

his Majestyhas ordered that the measures prescribed
by the Ordonnance Of the 24th of February, against
French subjects and their property, should be revok-
ed ; and that, from this moment, the Consuls and
other Agents of the French Commerce, who have
' recehed hom their Goveinment the order to resume
their functions, should be pe►mitted by the Magi-
strates to continue them in the Kingdom and its
Duchies, on the same footinl4 as heretofore.' These
dispositions are, by order of his Majesty, made known
to the public."
The Russian troops stationed in Holstein do not
seem to think of quitting that country. Provisions
are collecting to supply them for an unlimited lime.

GOTTILNIIURGI-1, JULY 20.
Provisions are very scarce in Norway : the corn
which was imported, has been exclusively set apart
for the troops ; some Norwegian fishermen have come
here to ask io.r Mead, and it has been given them.
Within these few days, seventeen vessels have
been seized on the coast of Norway : the Swedish
cruizers captured twelve, and the 'English five.
His Royal Highness the Crown Prince arrived here
yesterday. For these eight days past we are crowded
with troops. The *Envoys of the Allied Powers are
returned, and war may be regarded as declared. To.
morrow all the troops will move forward.
London, England, 1814-08-13

This (lay wits pubbshrtl,
In Syn. (the Second Edition) illustrated with ten Engravings,
price iss. biiards, of
I'LEMENTS of AGRICULTURAL CHE-
MISTR Y , in a COURSE of I.EC !TRES, for the BOARD
of AGRICULTuRE.
By Sir BUM Y DAVY, LLD F.R.S.L. and E. V.P. R. I.
Printed for Longman, litirnt, Revs, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
, noster-row. London ; and Coostahle and Co. Edinburgh.
London, England, 1814-08-13

ALTONA, JULY 28.

A Spanish ship, called the S. George, coming from
Smyrna, is wandering about jn the North Seas. This
vessel, which is int:vete:l with the plague, has been
refused entrance into several ports of Holland and
the North Eca. Intelligence of this circumstance
has been sent off to Gluckstadt and other places.
London, England, 1814-08-13

AUGSBURGIL JULY '29.

Count Reib.og is appointed Minister Plenipoten.
tiary and Envoy Extraordinary from the King of
Bavaria to Paris.
Our army will. in future be composed of twenty
regiments of infantry and nine of cavalry.

A Dutch Mail arrived this mining, and brings the
:

COPENHAGEN, JULY 20.

Admiral Bale is rctuincd lo Copenhagen ; he left
Wdewall.l on the ..)-I.;h. The negeciations were
wholly broken ; though his Royal the
Prince r4:j..cted the last olio s made on the
p.irt of Ncrv;ay. It v.•as suppotra a conterence would
take place between Royal liiBhness and Prince
Christian.
London, England, 1814-08-13

o. 107, Hatton-GardeL

eNew-s.reet, Godgb-
. must scrupulous Inquirer
)19 deriving great Beneik •
:AD, in a severe disorder
kind, with which be

ham, vouches for the atte-
seep Decline, having taken
id. The spirits, strength.
risibly and very materiagy
fit a few weeks looger, be
eat comfort and astonish-
to perfect health.
reports of a man la that
,ho had the appearance of
case, the Phthisis Pohno-
Isiderable degree of hectic
ed much, and wasreduc-J
tad the htst medical advice
lief, he t.ad rec wise to the
tht•uie i.f it, al: the unia-
and he has attained a vigow

tterfeits, hesitles a Saving
Balm of Gilead is soil
tatit:ty of four in one fa-
bol tie is saved, duty Meet.
roprietur's yam: and ad-
on, Livenool," to imitate
particular set of plates for
;Monaca, by favour of I.l*
tamp Duties, purposely to
none else are genuine.

Sutton and Co.(late Dicey
in and Co. No. 150, ()%.-
Il!ng, t,alkbury ;
M. in Keene, No 6, Cal-
non o..street ; and of M tag%
Ly all Medicine Yei.-*

1-. in proceeding to such a
adicate,l in a few weeks
teatly perseverance in the'
bas adopted the plats ye
ily bottles, 'containing the-
safe for the comae'', ("r•ir
'el, vide Guide to
tow become se great au!
netts require a covilder;
lance, he expects,' when
ne Pound ; but all wthtert
aupanied frith an order fee
teed at his leisure, are re:
Drafts nay be Obtained'
1, for small sums of putesey,
—Such letters should,' fie
Letter. Dr. Women,
able postage."
Z or A. B. at the Pest.'
'le not wish to have tier
directed W. Z. to be lelt at!

itlDue. o •MobtaoW.
0 minures after *II
15 minute, after IS

Kiser, Putt Inace;

MILLIARD'S IMPERIAL. CO rroN TWINE CLOTH,
FOR EHIRTING, &c.
BY MAJF.CTI"S ROTA!. I.E ITERS PATENT.
mERCH Arrrs and FAMILIES arriving from
abroad, &c. art respectfully inf..rtned by t!.e Patentee they
may be supplied with the above, stamped, in tingle Pieces and
"entire Cases, tram 2s. 6d. to 45. 6il. per yard, at the IN-
DIA WAR EII,JUSES, No. 16, ell EAWIDE. and at no oth..r
}louse. Its economy, being neatly half the pr.cc of other cosh,
uod its GREAT CONDUCIVENZiS TO IMALTII, preventing the
Et effects of sudden transitions from heat to•cold after great
rsercl4, &c. renders it most desirable in every climate, and to
.very intkiatial. Each Piece Is warranted, and contains from
1:5 to yards, and the Pieces fur Sheeting from 26 to 51.1 yards
each, 15.4 h 5.4 ate) 6-4 wide.
Orders (with remittance) by Post or Coach satisfactorily exe-
cuted.
London, England, 1814-08-13

UGUST 14.

) PORT MAHON, from
protected that part of
t Channel. His Ma.
charge of the ships
esty'., ship HANNIBAL,
oy, inv. just passed this
he Thante. Art ived
tch frigate (late Alc.
by his Majesty's ship
iltoEliT gun-brig, troll;
s ship QUEEN, for Ply'
r the Westward. AU
f.
London, England, 1814-11-09

FINANCE.

Mr. Will I'BREAD wished to know from the Chancellor of
the Eschequer, when he intended to bring forward any of his
financial measures? Curiosity was on up.oe on the subject.
1 he CHANCELLOR of the EXCHfiQUI.K answered, that
Monday neat would be the first day on whdch they c‘ttui hare a
Committee of Supply, and he would, therefore, fix thA: day.
PROPERTY TAX.

Mr.TIERN EY sail, the information respecting the continuance
of this tax had caused a considerable sensation; and as it was ot
the highest importance, he thought it necessary the Right Hun.
Gentleman should give due notice of the day he meant to propose
his measure.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER answered, he
did nut propose an early day fur that subject.
Mr. 1 lERNEY said, be could net expect a full attendance for
more than a month, which would be near Christmas.
'the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, he should
not bring on that question till after Chr'itmu.
Mr. TIERNEY.--" Nor any ot rem war taxes ?"
The CHANCELLOR of the /IXCHEQPER.-1, No."
Adjourned.
London, England, 1814-02-22

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bert's resolution-44 That the President be requested
to give the information (desired) respecting said
letter"—reciting in his amendment the letter at full
length. This amentiment was also negatived by
ayes and noes : ayes 65, roes 96—it was supported
by Messrs. Gaston and Pitkin.
The question then recurred on Mr. Robert's origi-
nal resolution, an 4 was carried.
London, England, 1814-08-25

• 71tE PRINCESS Or ..IFAAES.

The JASON fiigate, Hon. Captain Kum, and Re.
aAMO sloop, Captain PEAKS, returned on the 22d
to the Downs from Cuxhaven, to which place she
tarried her Royal Highness the Princess of ANT/mu,
ady E. Foams Lady C. LINDSAY, Sir W. GILL,
Colonel Sr. LEGER, Dr. HOLLAND, and others of the
Princess's suite. The JASON sailed from Lancing'on
the 9th instant, and after a very pleasant passage
arrived at Cuxhaven on the 15th, when her Royal
Biglitiess ind suite embarked in a schooner belong.
ing to the Master Attendant of Heligoland, which
Vas to land the Princess at Haarburg : and she was
expected to anive at Brunswick on the evening of
the 16th. The Princess of WALES was considerably
agitated on quitting the English shore, and was so
!much affected, that immediately she arrived on the
quarter-deck of the JASON, overpowered by her emo-
tions, 'she fainted into the arms of her attendants.—
The Panto:se remained very low in spirits till the
host day, when the fairness of the weather admitted
her to pass the day on deck. The band of the JASON
171.17E4 and het Royal Highness's suite amused
themselves with dancing. Her Royal Highness's
mind became gradually composed. On the 12th, at
boon whilst passing the.Texels the JASON, at the re-
quest of the PRINCESS, fired a royal salute in honour
0 the PRINCE REGENT'S Birth-day ;—the PRINCESS
drank The Palace Raostrr's health" at dinner,
and ordered a ball in the evening, which her Royal
'Highness opened with SirW. Gm., and the dancing
WAS kept up with great spirit till a late hour. - On
Sunday, the loth, the PRINCESS attended Divine Ser-
vice, which w.ts performed by the Hon. Capt. KING:
tan witnessing the great devotion of the crew, she ap-
prared greatly affected. On quitting the JASON.
yards*were manned, and 'royal salutes hred, and the
alms-and crew gave her nine cheers. The PLUrtli'
CESlrwaveaTer hands toward the ship, and continued.
doing so till out of sight:
The JAS' )N frigate bad no sooner come to anchor in
the Downs, than she received orders to Fepare
mediately for the reception of the Prime REGENT',
at Brighton, on which destination she WAS to sail
yesterday. The interior of the cabin is repainting
and regilding.

A letter from Calcutta, dated December 21,1513,
says ag The Earl of.Moititi haS commenced his govern-
ment in a most splondid mant►er. In magn►hcence
he even outdoes the Marquis of WeLLEsLey. Lady
.Lcroodu has pages of honour and ladies in waiting.
The ceremonial of etiquette to be observed at his
Court has been published in the different Newspapers
of India. The snperb establishment of the new Go:
vernor-General, I am told, is a counter-part of that
London, England, 1814-08-25

t-, Bryon' Rey)lc;ng, Of the Jubilee of Jubileisl!!
'LOYAL AMPHITHEATRE ( ELPY'a) WESTMINSTER
BRIDGE.
Under the Patronage of their Royal Mel:messes the Peistet
R wool. and Duke of You.
•
THIS EVENING, TJ-MORROW, and SA-
L , TPRDAY. by permi%sion of the Proprietors of the
,:beatreßoyal,Covent-garden. the rand Equestrian Spectacle, of
THE SECRET MINE.

introlnebig the United STUD of HORSES
Miinsittai and Iklademoi.elle YERZI will go through their
pc- Walk and astoniehint orratical performance, on the r
,/ ROPE. A Seriona Comic littravaeanta, called •
THE ELECTION; or,
iILLY and MRS. BilTrogr. JOURNEY to and from lOW
DON and BRENTFORD ; delineated by many ludicrous
*nations, and through the medium of various Panoramic
Views. terminating with the laughable Burlesque of the
HUNTED TAILOR and.his HORSE TALLY-HO.
Billy Button, by Mr..BARTLETT•
A Heiv Song, to be sung 'by Mr. Herring, called " Britons
**icing, or the Jubilee of Jubilees!"
Horsemanship by Mr: Dav)s.
To coach:de with the new Comic Pantomime of
• WAR AND PEACE; or,
PIARLEVIN AND THE MILLER'S DAUGHTIVIL
Doors open at Half-past Pl4e..Second Price Half-pest Eight.
N B Equesuba .ftsition for Ladies and Gentlemen from Nine
till Three.

CAPITAL Secottd!hand LAi4DAU and CHA-
K tar, little inferior to New, with tarouche Seats on
4rings, and, attached to the body ; tlt for trairelifug or home use.
Te be set! fatless • bun :heir costa sort time since, at Tuassaa's
Coaetonaber, opposite Shoreditch Church ; or will be exchanged
eijet on yearly j ebbs.

NEW MUSIC.
1111:1E fhavotarite Spanish CACHUCHA, Madame
Mereendotda celebrated Air, u danced by her at the Xing's
Timm, with wisdom for the Piano Forte and Harp, composed
by P. R price nu Single 2s. A Duet for the Piano Form;
emnpaied by P. Wineberger, price 3s. Three Sonatai for the
Piano Fore, 'nth en secompaniment for Violin, or Flute and
Vfolomallo, eompeaed by P. Kaaren price tis. or single- • nrito
eat* ae. L'lmalliragement Peace Di:rertimento, for thy Pi.no
Fore, by disio,..l** 2s. National Gramm to the. Grand Al-
iases, as perfumed at the Theatre Royal, Covent.Gardeu, sr-
beied and arranged by H. R. Bishop, price 2s. The favourite
Aty the Lam Whistle, composed by W. Shiyl.l, arranged as a
Stitiedn, by J • Davy, price es. Amite, veldt Variations for the
Plano Fore, composed by J. W. Holder, Mns. Bee. price9A. dd.
Published by Goulding and Co. No. ON Soho-quart, and 7,
Ikestmoreland.straet, Dublin.
London, England, 1814-08-25

PARIS, AUGUST 22.

By an Ordoncance of the 20th of August, his
M. •sty has granted 181 decorations of the Royal
anl ,vlilitary Order of St. Louis.
Intelligence from St. Pierre, Martinique, of the
date of the 12th June, states, that on the 30th of
May, the restoration of Lonis XVIII. was known in
that Island, the white flag•was immediately display-
cd-from all the public and private buildings.

Yesturday all the troops forming the garrison of
Paris were reviewed in the Champ de Mats, by Mon-
sieur and the Duke de Berri.
Letters from the Island of Corfu announce, that
fresh troubles have broken out there. Some disaf-
fixted parsons are endeavouring to fire the minds of
thc people.

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, AUGUST 20.
COMMERCIAL RI'LATIONS.
AttPr the adoption of the Prose Verbal, their Er-
Irrkies the Ministers of Finance and of the Interior,
who were apitlinted by his Majesty to communicate
the proji•ct of a law upon this important subject, were
introduced—wlica
The Baron Louis addressed the Chamber. He
observed, that the termination of the general warfare
had oper.tted so directly upon commerce and indus-
try, as to cause a revolution in the relations of the
French people in these respects. By the recent events,
a new commercial xra was induced; and it became
necessary that the Government of the country should
turu its most serious attention to the true interests of
the people. In this view, the re-establishment of a
Tarif and a new regulation of. duties was rendered
indispensible. After some other observations on the
nature and importance of those topics, the Baron
presented the project of a law to the following effect,
founded on the Decree of his Majesty :
The first Article relates to the Duties on the Importation of
Irowand Steel, and provides—
First, That Iron in bars, or forged in the rough, in pieces,
wethln; 35 kilogrammes, shall be charged at 2 fr. per kiL
Iron undergoing two manipuirtions, in bars of from 18 to 60 lines
long, and (ratio 5 to 12 in thickness, 15 tr. per 100 kiL
Iron undergoing three manipulations, in round bars of seven lines
diameter ; in square bars of from seven to nine lines thick ;
and in pLut bars from 14 to 18 lines in length, and from three
to four thick; at 25 francs per 100 kilogrammes.
iron undergoing four manipulations, in circular rods, from three
to six lines diameter; in small ware bars from three to six
lines each face; and of certain other descriptions; 40 francs
per 100 kilogrammes.
Iron, known itenerally under the appellation of plate iron, 40
francs per 100 kilogrammes.
Iron Wire, 60 francs per 100 kilogrammes.
4T as.-7Sreei in !beets, Or In ever", other kind of plate!, la the
run; h, 40 francs per 100 kilogrammes.
teel,for4ed into small squares, 10 trades per 100 kilesranuurs.
-• I •
London, England, 1814-08-25

BRlGlittMt, AUCett 23.

The Reczar's enntert last bight leas sot over till
a late hour. But few of the Nobility and Gentry
were invited. it being the wish of his Royal Highness
that the Ball at the Castle, for the benefit of the
Master of the Ceremonies, should be well attended.
The consequence was that the Castle todms by ten
o'clock were crowded %with fashion, upwards of 400
persons being there, including—
The Marquis anti Marehiostros Of Wortester, the Earl of
Fgronont, and the Misses Windham, Lord Arthur 11.11, and
ti.e Officers of the lath Huuars genera 4; Lord Fife, 81r God,
fr. y and Lady Webster, Colonel Ferguson, and the Officers
ni the brave Buffs, the Officers of the 18th Hussars, Flying
ke.
This day, about two o'clock, the PR114.C2 ItEGeNT
and the Duke of CLARENCE, attended by General
BLOOMFIELD, Colonel THORNTON, Colonel QUINTIN,
Major HOWARD, Admiral Sir EDSIVisrl NAGLE, and
about fourteen or sixteen Noblemen and Gentlemen
on horseback, left the Pavilion by the gate in the
New-road, to enjoy an airing on the Down, by the
Devil's Dyke, from whence the cavalcade returned
about five o'clock. •
Lord Cure and Mr. GREENFIELD, who came in
last night, sailed in The Eliza packet, LIND,
With Dr. Bitoww, Colonels GRAHAM and ALCOCK,
and between fifty and Sixty passengers, for Dieppe
this evening.
The Neptune packet, Captain ELYGRAU, returned
from Dieppe this morning, bringing over between
twenty and thirty passengers. •
London, England, 1814-08-25

BERLIN, AUGUST Is.

His Highness Prince Hardenburgh sets out on the
Ist of September for the Congress.

ROME, JULY 2S.

The report still prevails that Parma, Modena, and
Gaastalla, will be ceded to Bonaparte, .and that he
will in future reside en the Contitent. The public
prints express the hope that this may be a mere ru-
meur.

NAPLES, JULY 28.
A camp of exercise for 20,000 men is forming at
Capodichin.
His Majesty has permitted the free exportation of
corn from parts of the kingdom, declared Ancona a
free port, as formerly, and prolonged the fair at Sene-
glagia.
HANOVP.R, AUGUST 15.

On the 12th, the birth-day of the Prince Regent
was celebrated here with much ceremony and general
joy. The public buildings, and many private houses,
were illuminated, and some had fine transparencies
and suitable inscriptions.
London, England, 1814-02-14

II

PROM Do'rcm PAPERS.

NANCY, JANUARY 42.
The enemy, attacked at several points by theid-
ranced posts of the Army of Silesia, has abandoned
the Meuse, and retired upon Chalons. The French
army :s completely disorganised ;—the old soldiert
have been victims of the epidemic, or are in the hos-
pital; • the Conscripts are without arms ; dejection
and discontent are at their height. From the Mar-
shal to the mearest soldier, all attribute the misfor-
tune: of the tu•o last campaigns, and the invasion of
Franco, to the unmeasured ambition of their Chiefs
and regard the passing events as a punishment from
Maven.
London, England, 1814-02-14

DOVER, FEBRUARY

Sailed his M.jesty's ship KEDPOLt, with the Ame-
lia transport under convoy, for Havanna. Arrived
his Majesty's ship Dictator, from Holland; also thb
PROMETHEUS, FOLKSTONE, and h4te►tev, with 1114
tines from the Roompot, and sailed for Port,mouth,
with the Lady Penrose, bound to Janaica.—Wilid S.

The William and Alexander, from Penzance to
Swansea, was totally lost near the Land's End the
11th instant.

The Pitesinerr frigate sailed from Cork 6th inst.
with a fleet for Spain.
Lieutenant L. C. AnrEttus, 6th Garrison Batta-
lion (formerly of the 85th), who has been some time
serving with the POrtuguese Army, and was severely
wounded in the action of the 13th December last, in
front of Bayonne, is promoted to a Company in the
18th, or Oporto Regiment.
A private in the Bth Regiment, mined iila•onsi,
has been apprehended in 3t. John's, New Broo,wick,
charged by the verdict of a Corot', is Inquest with
the murder of KITT: TRAFTOI4, a femtle whom he
courted. It appears that the wretch, fading the
girl not disposed to favour his addresses, sought an
opportunity when they were alone to violate her per-
son ; and then to avert the punishmCnt due to so
heinous an offence, cur the throat of the unfortunate
girl.
The Marquis of Buckingham is arrived at Portal,
mouth, for the purpose of assuming the command of
his PrOvisional Battalion, assembling. at Haslar Bar-
racks, near Gosport.—This battalion will be compos-
ed of Volunteers from the Worcester, Cambridge, first
and second Surrey, Northampton, aLd Buckingham-
shire regtnymts of Militia. The Buckingham de-
tachment with their staff and band, arrived at lids-
lar from Ireland last week. Yesterday the Worces.
ter detachment, consisting of three officers, and 137
mcn, were passed cre:r from Portsmouth' Garrison.
The quotas of the Surry regiments ate on the spot,
and trie compleinect of the Northampton and Cam-
bridge are expected in a short cime. The Battalion
when complete will be a vcry fine -oat, and amount to
900 rank and file.

A battalion of the Sussex Local Militia is expected
to march into Portsmouth to do duty, agreeable to
their offer of extended service.

CORN MARKET, MARK. LANE, FEBRUARY 14.
WI bad a cood.soppty of Wheat this morning from Kent,
Erse:, and Suffolk, the sale of which- was exceedingly heavy as g
decline of GIL per quarter from the prices of this day week.--
Barley goes off slowly, and is is. per quarter lower. Beam and
mug*. gs. pet quarter cheaper. In other artisiti thee is no
alteration.

H
London, England, 1814-08-22

FRENCH P4PER;,

• VAI/IS, AUGUST 17.
Yesterday the King teceived in his Cabinet. Mr.
Crawtord, Minister Plenipotentiary from the United
States of Asterica, sotto presented to his Majesty his
creatntials.
The Countess Bertrand, wife of the General, em-
barked on the 4th at Genoa, to join her husband in
the 1,110 of Elba.
M. Desbassayns dc Riehemont has been appriinted
Administrator of the French establishments in the
East Indies. _ .

We are assured, that the functions of Prefect of
Police will be divided, and entrusted to three Magi-
strates, who will exercise their po Kers under the au-
thority of the Director-General of the Police of the
Kingdom.

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.—SITTING or TnV 16T$.

The Vite-Presitient informed the Chamber that the
King and the Chamber of Peers had adopted the
amendments proposed by the Deputies upon the Re-
gulation, determining the relations of the respective
Chambers with his Majesty, and with each other.
The following are the principal Articles of this
Regulation :
London, England, 1814-08-22

TITLE 111.

OP mscssAips FRONI THE KING, Of THE WORM OF LAWS
• PROPOSI4II PY THE KIND, AND THE ALCEFTANCE OF

THE cesaissins....
Art. I. Messages from the king,- containing pro.
posats for laws, arc carried to the Chambers by bis
Ministers.
'2. proposed law is drawn up in the form of
London, England, 1814-08-22

17NIYARSffr INTELLIGEATAL

ECCLE6IASTIC4I. PROMOTIONS.

Thursday, the Rev. Hugh Owen, LLD. was licerdird to the
Perpetual Curacy of Bunten, in Si.ffolk, on the rresentatiowof
th.. Rev. N. T. 0. Lemar of Brampton.

'll.e Archbishop of York has appointed the Rev. Fiends
Wrzsighain, M.A. Vicar of Hunma".by, is that County, to be
one of his Chsee's Domestic Chrphin4.
Tl:e Marqnl4 of Douglas and Clydesdale has been pleased to
present Mr. Pioudfoot, Preacher of the Gosptd, to the
church and par'.4h of Shot,,, vacineby the translation of the ger.
Dr. Hamilton to Lestrahagow.
Rev. James Blatcll, is presented to the vicarage and parish
church of Basingstoke, with the chapels of Basingand Up-Watelp,
Hams, vacant by the :kith of the Rev. Thomas Sheppard, D. 1.).
the last incumbent.

R. Joseph Lightfoot, M.A. Fellow of Queen's College, to
the Rectory of Enham with Upton Croy, Hants, vacant Ly tae
death of the Rcr. Arthur Atkinson.

The Hon. and Rev. Thomas de Grey, who has resigned the
Archdeacorry of Winchester, to the Archcteaconry of Surrey,
void by the death of ttte Rev. J. Carver, B.C.L.
Rev. W. Alnwnd, M.A to the Rec:ary of St. Peet's, Nattier
ham, void by tl.e cession of the P.t v. J. 'taurrton.
Rev. A. W. Sbakespear, of Trinht Hag, Cambridge, to the
valuable vicrtage of Wapl:l cum Codringten, Gloucestershire.
Rev. H. Dyson, Rector of Baughurst, Hants, to the Rectory
of wexbam, Buck..
Rev. H. J. L. Faulkner, A. B. of Corpus Guise College, Cam-
bridge, la e Morning Preacher of St. James's, Clerkeusvell, is in-
stituted to the living of Sr. John, Clcrieenwell, ea the pmenta-
dou of the Lord Chancellor.
London, England, 1814-08-22

OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, Alva 12,1814.
THE PRINCIPAL .OFFICERS of HIS MA-
JESIT's ORDNANCE, do hardy give Notice,
That Proposals will be received at their °Mee in Pall-Mall,
)11 or before Wednesday, the 14th day of September next, from
such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of IRON
M A NGERSJer Service of this Department, at the Royal
ry Stables at Woolwich, for a period of three Years, deter,
minable after the expiration of one Year, upon Notice of thre.:
Months, at the Option of either Party.
A Pattern of the Mangers may be viewed upon application to
Lientenant-Colona Pilkington, the Commanding Royal En7ineer
at Woolwich, and farther Particulars, together with the Term.
and Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's
(Vice in Pall-Mall afotentid, any day between the hours of Ten
and Fouro'clock, where the Proposals re:tit be delivered sealer'
up, and endorsed," Proposals Tor iron Mang, Vl;' but no Pro-
posal can ba admitted after the said 14th of September, at
Twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, oti'lwr any Tender
be noticed unless the Part-, :tor v :%gent in ki behalf
snail attend. By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREW, Sec. I
London, England, 1814-11-07

NIADRID, OCTOBER 22.

A report is current here, that General Castanos
has been arrested.

The Guerrilla Chief, Don Juan Martin Diez, better
known by the epithet of the Env:ahead* (covered
with tar) has obtained the King's permission to re-
Lain the name, and transmit it to his posterity.
The King has issued a circular, in which, after re-
gretting the general corruption which had infected
all classes of society, and which he ascribes to the
war arid. Inilitaty license, he directs 411 d:e Arch-
bishops an 4 Bishops to address pastoral letters to
their respective dioceses oo the subject. He recorn.
Attends that the Clergy should read them after

mass, and enforce them by suitable sermons : at th
same time catechising the children of eleir p iris'tes
thrice a week ; and he exhorts parents to send alt::
children for this purpose.
London, England, 1814-11-07

DfSSOLUTIONS OP PAS FNERSHIPS.

Jones and. Taylor, iceotilfb Torn, tatin.rs. Sootheran and
Scaife, 01.tead,ite.iintber-snerehants. Iteftitt and Driver, Let 41%,
dotiptises.ers Maynard nod "1 aunton, cd.dre,sere
Stewart ailed bi'Dotopl itatchlf C 164, od-dealers. bcallon and
Delany, Rachorlrehes *awn-broil rs. Martin and Hoylat,d,
SliefSekt, cutlers: Atkins *A Scuithorre, Nottingham, &avers.
p0.:4 and Holland, St. Martin's-lane, auctinnerrs. •
DiSTAIBUTIOjf OF PAIZE-NIONET.
Evans Core, foe ttut Joan ` aWow, fur l'Airnable, the
Oth inht. at's; 41ruki.esinirs, l'ensple.
'1 izre, 'Apollo, sad -Wizard, • fot the }tours Bahar, Houri,
Itlasater. And fertile Notuna, the lab instant, at 22, Norfolk-
wet r, :strand.
(..aumust for the General Eaton; and Corawallia, for the Juan,
the gat instant, at 3, Clifford's Inn.
040110040 r, for the Album and Rover, tomorrow, at 7,
Adel 1114 Terrace. • • •• • • •

ZeINBUReII AWL.

ALTONA, OCTOBER 31.

We have just received the following news from
Vienna :—The Imperial Russian troops will leave
Holstein immediately, except 6000 men. As the
Treaty of Peace between Russia and Denmark will
be ratified on the return of the Emperor of Russia
from Hungary, these 6000 men will then also leave
the Duchy.
The statement that Hanover will be augmented
by the addition of East Friesland, and other conside-
rable provinces, seems to be confirmed. Lord Castle-
reagh prosecutes this business with great activity,
and finds great support from the Sovereigns, as they
greatly desire to oblige the English Government.—
As far as we can yet learn of the business of the Con-
gress, particularly in regard to Germany, the chief'
object seems to be to give to the different smaller and
grt ater States a solid military establishment; to this
end a general arming will be introduced ; hut all
Germany, except the Prussian and Austrian German
States, will be divided into grand military divisions.
Ia short, such measures will be taken, that in case of
war the whole may be led, well armed and well exer-
cised against the enemy, who therefore will not have
to do, as hitherto, with a common army, lout with the
whole people. The Kingdom of Hanover will act a
very important part in the North of Germany.
London, England, 1814-11-07

To be LET to the highest bidder, of an Annual Rent, for a
Term of Sewn Nears from Christmas tier,
By • Maus. HOCGAR 1' and PHILLIPS,
At the Mart, on Friday, November 25 at TWelve, in One Lot,
HE.PULSE-HILL
of . FARM, contiin-
Jk negebout One Hundred and Serenty Afars of prime Land
in equal proponiens of Meadow,. Yasture, Garden uround, and
Arab:e Land, *lying zugyilier. within tour miles of London, at
Banton, near Knigh•ii 11111, and contiguous also to the high road
front Horne Hill to Norwund;witli a Farm houre, Baru, Sta-
bling, and Out-buildings, Garden and °retard, late la the or-o-
vation of .114 r. Barrenger. • • .
• be *leered, and Particulars had 15 days prior to the Sale,
of Mears. feEddleton and Dailey, Paradise-row, Lambeth ; at
the Mart; and of Messrs. Haggai and Phillips, 61, Broad-
•t reef.
London, England, 1814-11-07

V.V IP-ER.SIIT MrIELLIGEACE.

OXFORM NOVFMBER.S.

ThorOay came on the elec•ion at AU 'ZiWe College, when Mr.
Horace IZolit.rt Perin It, U. A of Gbrig Choral the Hon. Charles
odolphus Trefusis, of Oriel College, R' and hlember of Par.
!lament tor Callinp,tori, Cornwall ; and Mr Charles Edifund
kerne, of Christ Church. were elected Fellows of that soot. y
The Lord Clionerlior ha 3 been pleased to a !vane,. the Rev.
Peter Set • hire Wood. ( haptain to his Royal Highness ice
Duke of Clarence, and Mastrr of Arth'of Oriel College, in this
University, to the Deanery of Middleboro, in Yorkshire.
Rev. Edward Ellis, M. A. Strident of Chris. Church, in thi.4
tlnivenirr, is appointed to succeed Mr. Page, as second master
of Westmins-er School.

At a pubFe ordination, held at the Cathedral, by the Lord
Bishop of Salisbury, on Suntky, the 23d ult. the following
Gentlemen took Priests' Orden: the Rev. H. Alford, G.
Valpy, W. F. Protherne, T. Heatheote. W. H. H. Hartley,
111.1 tuner, T. Carr, G.Edwards, James Allison, and (l A. F.
Marsh...-1 he following gentlemen were a pouted to the order of
Deacons s Messrs. G 1.. Benson, P. Cowling, W Foreecue, 1).
Bruminel, T. Ansel% R.lAlliite Slacknii.re, and J. Christie.
A dipensation has passed the Great Seal to enable tree Rev.
N. Rudduck to bold the vicarage of Stockland, Bristol, with that
of Westbury-cum-Priddy.

CAMBRIDGE, OCTOBER 2R.
The Seatonian prize is this year adjudged to the Rev. E. Smed-
ley, M.A. Fellow of Sidney Co.lege, tur his Poem An " Jepthali
meeting his daughter after his rash vow."
Nov. 4 =1 his day the Rev. Dr. Thaek tray, Provost of King's
College, was elected Vice-Chaucellor of this University for the
sear ensuing. We have had 350 new adinisions this Term, 132
of which were at Trinity, and 70 at St. John's.
London, England, 1814-11-07

WAREHOUSING AND BONDING SYSTEM.

THE COMMITTEE of MERCHANTS ap-
pointed at the General Meeting held on the I th October,
give N 1 ;rice, That on Thursday, the loth Nuvember instant,'
there wit be a General Meeting of MERCHANTS and others
at the Ctty of London Tavern, at Twelve o'Clock, to receive the
Report of the Committee of their late interview.with his Ma-
jesty's Ministers, and to take into consideration what may be
farther conducive to the attainment of objects so essentially im-
portant to the general Commerce of the Country.

-London, Nov. 2, 181 4. C. PRICE, Chairman.
'11!e Chair will be taken at One o'Cloek precisely.,

FROM. S.ll UAD NIGHT'S GAZEITE.

FOIIEIGN OFFICE, NOVEMBER I.

I-1!‘ Royal Ilighnr:sii the Prince Regent has been pleased, is
the :Aid on the hchalf of his Niajtsty, to appoint John Par-
E.A. to he hi; Itla.i,esty's Coma! at Konigsberg, Mcmel,
ai,tl and al other prts and placc3 in the Province of Eat
Prntsia.