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London, England, 1815-04-20

VICTUALLING-OFFICE, April 8, 1815.
THE COIIIIIIISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
HIS MAJESTre NAVY, do heretic give A'otist,
That on FRIDAY, the '2lst instant, they wilt beiready to re-
ceive Tenders in writing, sealed up, and treat for Two Hundred
Fong of IRON BUTT and One Hundred Tons of IRON PLATE
HOOPS, to be manufactured from the best British Iron ; to be
delivered in four weeks, by weekly proportions, into his Majes-
ty's Victualling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills
payable with in•erest ninety days after doe.
The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's
Office.
No regard will hc- &r to any Tender in Tuhieh the prier shall sot be
bruited in wuris at length, or that shall not be delivered to th: Board 6e-
Are oat o',luei on the said Frasri, the 21st ins ant, nut unless the
Arson Taw nraies the Tender, or rums Person on his behay, attends to
answer when eollrdfor.
London, England, 1815-04-20

DRESDEN, APRIL S.

Si me Papers having spread a report of disorders
in Dicsden. which c nisei! vigorms measures to be
necessar) ; this report is formally and officially con-
tradicted uy the Prw.sian General Govezument.
COLOGNE, APkIL 5:

A French General, who was arrested on the fron-
tiers of Belgium, has bten brought through Cologne,
and conveyed to the interior of Germany.

BERLIN, APRII. U.

On Sunday evening Field Marshal Prince Blucher,
who set off yesterday for the army, was compli-
mented, by torch-light, with a solemn Viva:! by all
the garrison, with Prince Charles of Mecklenburgh,
Commander of the Guards, at their head, accom-
ponied by the bands of all the regiments here.—His
Royal Highness the Crown Prince had before paiJ
visit to the Field Marshal to take leave of him. A
great many of the principal inhabitants came to con
gratulate him, and wish him succes:, on his new glo-
rious deAination. Even the Royal Princesses sur.
prised him with the honour of a visit.
London, England, 1815-04-20

6TRASBURG, APRIT. 12.

Tranquility still reigns in this quarter; the demo.
lition of Kehl continues, though the arrival of Austrian
troops are announced, yet not more than 1.500 are col-
lected there, and those sliew no indication of hostile
movements. All the neighbouring departments ap•
pear determined to send powerful reinforcements it
the enemy should dare to invade us.
London, England, 1815-04-20

AUGSBURG, APRIL 9.

The Congress, it is said, have decided that the
Marches shall not remain with the King of Naples,
although they were guaranteed by preceding treaties:
and it appears probable that the Ministers 'Palley-,
rand and Noailles had obtained the consent of the
Congress to decide against his interests. No sooner,
however, was the success of Napoleon at Paris known,
than the Congress suddenly changed its tone : not
only was King Murat declared a legitimate Sovereign,
but the resolutions which had just been made against
him were rescinded. The Count de Niepperg, Mas-
ter of the Household to the Empress Maria Louisa,
was suddenly dispatched to him. He set out on the
Ist of April, but it is feared he will arrive too late,
nr that King Joachim will nut be duped by this tardy
declaration. At llevents, a very considerable Au-
strian force i; vrdered to be assembled in Tuscany.
The Freud' Funds are 5*
London, England, 1815-04-20

VIENNA, APRIL 6.

On the receipt of the very first news of B)naparte's
fail:flog. Alexander said, sensibly. 66 The thing is
t►ifl ng, if we do not treat it a, a trifle."
The Archduke Charles wiil certainly set out for
Mentz the end of this we►:k. The Crown Prince of
‘Vtirtenitierg goes away before him to take the com.
mand of a large army of Auitrian, Wuttemberg,
and !lesbian troops.
London, England, 1815-06-12

TOULON, MAY 27.

• His Majesty's frigate la Dryade had been seat to
Naples to take • from thence M 'dam 111:re, ?unit
Jet oni:, and Cardinal Fetch. Having reached that
port, it Inind the frigate Melpomene, the brig hie
const tnt, and the galliett la Biche. These tour b.i,ps
prqsatcd to return to France in company Hie
gate Melpomene lirst set sal. Scarcely was the cut
of tl,e hat-hour of N tples, when she tell in with An
English brig, tit u li tiled her for the purpose of
boarding : the ft ittate ref us-•d to allow this. A step
of the line having li .tre in sight, the invit 4tior to gl
on board was rcp,2ated. 'rue frigate h %sing again
refused, a shot was tired to bring her to. Tl.e brave
Captain Collet, conitnander of the Melpomene, •n.
gaged in an unequal combat. After a long resist-
auce, the Melpomene being dismasted, and Lav,ag
SO men killed, and 60 wounded, was obliged to sur-
render.

The arrangements for departure were changed.--
Madame Me►e And Prince &tome wi ;it by tend io
Oacta, were they embarked in the thy.t.te, Inca•
scant, and la Biche. These three sups are now at
Toulon,
London, England, 1815-06-12

GHENT, JUNE 5.

We have private intelligence, that on the 27th of
May there was a severe engagement at Meaux, be-
ta-ten a re:4itnent of chasseurs and a regiment of lan-
cers—one had declared for Louis XVIII. and the
other for Bonaparte. Several were killed and woun-
ded on both sides. The day before yesterday three
French spies were arrested here.
London, England, 1815-06-12

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS
At DWI
Dublin • - 2 1 I Litbon

IIS DAY.

Waterford - a 0
lAMB

AIR. DVS
. ,0, 1
1 0
- 0 0

0 0
1 0

Guernsey and Jersey 0 0 1 Flanders
Hamburgb 2 0 I Otutenbures
Holland . 0 1 Malta
FALMOUTH, JUNE 9.
Arrived yesterday, the Fox packet, with a Mail
from Surinam—sailed Bth April, from Demerara
20th April, and from Antigua 11th May. The
Duke of Montrose packet was wrecked 28th April,
going into Barbadoes—the crew, passengers, and
mail saved. The Wellington packet had arrived and
proceeded for Jamaica. The Princess Mary packet,
from Falmouth, with a mail, has arrived out at An-
tigua. Arrived to-day the Express packet, with a
mail from Malta and Gibraltar, 16 days from the
latter.—Wind W. fine weather.
PLYMOUTH, JUNE 10.
Came in yesterday the Tortrotsx store-ship, from
Jamaica, and Fenn . sloop of war, from a cruize.—
, Arrived to-day the NIMBLE cutter, from la Vendee,
with French Officers (Royalists) on board. Sailed
his Majesty's ships GLASGOW and FLY, on a cruize.
The Alexis and Alliance French vessels, lately sent
in by his Majesty's ship Ram, have been released,
and sailed yesterday for Brest. Also sailed his Ma-
jesty's ships Rom, on a cruize, and DICTATOR, to
the westward.—Wind W.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 11.
Arrived, his Majesty's ships CORDELM, from the
Downs; the Towrolsa from the West Indies; the
Rims, from the Westward; the ECHO, from Ja-
maica ; and the Castor, fromsßermuda. Saited, his
Majesty's ship CONTEST, with a convoy to the West-
wazd.—Wind Westerly.

DOM, JUNE 10.
The Flora extra packet, Captain WATSON, arrived
last night from Ostend; and this day three French
vessels from Calais, with passengers and tnercLand;z...
The Chichester packet, Captain RUTTER, ivith a ni.iil
and passengers, sailed this day for Ostend. '
Jura 11.—The Nymph extra packet, Capt. BLAKE,
sailed this afternoon for Ostend with passengers.

DEAL, JUNE 11.

Arrived, yesterday, the Zealand Dutch man of
war, from Plymouth, and sailed for the Tex& Came
down from the River to-day, the Mariner, for. the
Cape of Good Hope ; the Claudine, for . Batavia ;
and the Alacrity, for the Cape. Arrived, the
Hermes, from St. Domingo ; l'Aigle and Ann,
from Jamaica; the Little Frederick, from St. Vin-
cent's ; the Earl Fitzwilliam, from Barbadoes ; the
New Phceniz, from Trinidad ; and several others,
names unknown. The PIONEER schooner sailed, with
a convoy of transports, with the Ist battalion of the
4th regiment, for Ostend.
• HARWICH, JUNE 11.
Arrived the Auckland packet. with a mail from
Hamburgh. Sailed yesterday the Prince of Orange
packet, for Holland; Diana, for Hamburgh E and
the Active, for Gottenburgh.

Rear-Admiral the Hon. C, E. FUMING is appoint.
ed to a command in the Channel Fleet. He Arrived
at Portsmouth on SaturdAy.
Saturday an order was received at Portsmouth to
pay off all vessels engaged for his Majesty's Trans.
port barite, above the bard= of 400 toms.

• I.
~...4000.6004;byteift.,;;.%;•.._
London, England, 1815-06-12

BRUSSELS PAPERS.

MUNICH, MAY 28.
The Emperor Alexanckr arrived is this city yes-
terday.

HOF (IN BAVARIA), MAY 29.
This day arrived Count Barclay de ToUy. Com.
mander in Chief of the Russian armies. His Excel-
lency goes to-morrow to 134yreuth.

BAMBERG. RUNE I.
His Highness Prince Alt :ander Berhier has ended
his life by falling from one of the windows of thy pa-
lace just as a division of Russian dragoons was march.
ing through the town.

FRONTIERS OF SWITZERLAND.
. By the last accounts from Baden, a great many
Austrian pontoons and pontooners are arrived at Old
Brisack. It is believed that the allies will very shortly
pass the River, one or two leagues below !Junin.
guen. Every thing announces an explosion to be
near at hand.

At Basle it wits presumed that great events would
take place on the 29th of May The camp of Kal-
mach is increasing daily. Numerous reinforcements
of Swiss troops have arrived within these law days in
the Canton •of Basle—more are expected, and it
seems determined to collect a large tome on t'uat
portant point.
London, England, 1815-06-12

This day was published, price Is. or 10s. 6d. a dozen for died.
button. a Second Edition, of
A PROTESTANT and PAPIST'S MANUAL;
containing,
4-117
I. A Protestant's Reasons for the independence of the ancient
British Church.
. A Roman Catholic's Reasons why he cannot conform to
the Protestant Religion. examined and answered.
3 A Short View of the Differences between the Churches of
England and Rome.
Said by Rivingtons, Hatchard, and Stockade.
London, England, 1815-06-12

VIENNA, MAY 28.

Yesterday morning early, as we have already sta-
ted, his Majesty the Empotor and King left this city
to repair to the head-quarters of the allied armies.—
His Majesty sleeps the '27th at Eons-28th at Brau-
nail —29th, at Munich, where ne remains the 30th—
the Slst he sleeps at Augsburg—the lst
,of June. at
G-ppinen—dines on the 2.1 at Lirdwigbitrg, and
then arrives in the evening at I Icilbi on. The Els.
press accompanies her consort only to Augsburg,
and then returns to Vienna by way of Neuhurg, on
the Danube.

The Duchess of Oldenburg is going first tq tiqn.
gary, then to Munich and CAllsiulte. •
The Duchess of Weimar returns to Weimar.
MANHEINI, JUNE I.
Yesterday the oilici t 1 accounts of the termination
of the war in Italy were received here at head-quar-,
tern. This happy event was celebrated to-day by the
discharge of 101 cannon, and by public thanksgiv.
ings, at which the Crown Prince of Bavaria was pre-
sent. During the ceremony his Imperial Flightless
the Archduke Charles arrived here, and alighted at
the hotel of the Prince of PAyaria. At noon, his
Highness sets out for Heilbrun to meet the Emperor
of Austria. Plante Wrede set out for the same place
yesterdAy.
London, England, 1815-06-12

MILAN, MAY 29.

Letters from Rome state, that Cardinal Maury ana
it great number of Prelates and Advocates ::Av-; b
conff'ned in the Castle of St. Angelo. I.4^T
state, that the Pope had struck off Cardin,il
horn the list of Cardinals; that he has sequestr,ced
all the effects of Madame Mere, of Prince L.icien,
Cardinal Fesch, and of the Princess Eliza, moo
ing to several millions, and in the bank of M. Tot
lonia.
London, England, 1815-06-12

BRU6SELS,IUNE 6.

The letters from the Hague Announce that the plan
for the Constitution of the Monarchy of the Nether.
lan.ls is" finished, and that it will be 141 d before the
King on his arrival in that town. We are assured
that every thing relative to the natiottitl represent 4.
tion, religious tiorsfiip, and the national d.ht, is ex-
pressed in such a sr antler as to reconcile all interests.

•'. •

•
Tt is added, that one of the articles declares all citi-
zens, without eiception, eligible to all civil and mi.
lit ary employments.'
The King of Prussia has just published a Decree,
stating, that the troops of the line, And the first re-
qiiisitium of the landwehr, being now destined to com.
bat beyond .the frontiers for the general cause, the
landstorm shall be put in activity, according to the
exi.ting law's, and that it is destined to maintain pub-
lic oruer.
It is affirmed, (says a German Phper,) that 173
French spies were in arrest at Ivlanheim.
London, England, 1815-06-15

EA27:4Nlif4 Iv.: 1816.
THE COURT of WREC/VRS of the FlA'f/ED
COmPaltiVry Ai ERCIIANTS er ENGLAND, trait:lly,
to the 11.13 T INDIES, & hereby give melee,
That at the Quarterly General enure of the ti'd Company ap
panted to be lichl at at their blear, In 1 eadenhall•btreei, nn
WEDNESDAY nett, the silo instant, 66 By-Laves Section
of Chap. O. Sec. II and fi of Chap. 10, at approved by the General
Court ihit' day, wilt be subinlttcd to the said General Coon for
their cotifirtnativii. LIMES CONE, Seeretate.

TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD,
Pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chancery in a Cause„
Bruce v. Kinloch, on TUESDAY, the 11th day of July, 1 is►s,
liefwetn the hours a One and Three ti clock in the afternoon,
at the Pubic Sale-room of the said Court, in fitouthat.spi.
buildings Chancery-Luse, London' (wilt the approbation of
Challis homson. &q. we of the Masters of the said Court,)
Ail' ANNUITY or RENT CHARGE of &W..)
4.a.- Aunt ANNIr, granted in the year 1775, by WILLIAM
MURRAY, theft Mary-laisbotine, Middlesex. Esq. and Wa
TIR Meaaat, then of Jamaica, Esq. both since deceased, and
amply secured on a Plantation or Sugar Work called Lamm,
and the Lands thereunto belonging, and a certain Penn or Piece
of Land called GARLAND Geovz, both situate in the Parish of
St. James, he the Island of Jamaica, now in the possession of Wm.
MIJILIIAT Esq. The Annuity was granted is Francis New on,
Esq. deco:sod, and made payable to him, his executors, adminis-
I wanks or assigns, in Eug'and, half-yearly, without deduction,
Idurloi the hies of himself and liannah Y..tnig, *piaster, (now
Hannah Bruce, widow,) and the auroiver of them, with a pro-
portionable pan up to the day of the decease of the survivor.
The Annuity is well secured, sU the arrears are duly paid up
to the 7th day of December 1814. Mrs. Slime, the surviving
life, is a Widow Lady residing at Edinburgh, of the age of 61
yeah, and in good health.
The particulars may be had gratis at the said Master's Cham-
ben in Southamptou-buildinge, Chancery-lame, London; of
Messrs. Shawe, Le Blanc and Shawe, New Bridge-street, Lon-
don ; of Messrs. Jones and Green, Salisbury-square, London ;
and of Mr. M'Farauhar, W. S. Edinbitreh
London, England, 1815-06-15

VIENNA, JUNE 2.

The young Napoleon is now again with his august
mother, at Schoenbrunn. Many persons of distinction
are said to be made responsible for the care of his
person.

EXTRACT 01 ♦ LETTER FROM FRENCH
r - - • MA T

a There are now some French troops in our neigh-
bourhood; among others, a battalion at Mortian, of
which, however, not one man is in unifor.n. About
the half have no cartouch boxes, and the spirit which
anintates these people is any thing but favourable
to B onaparte. They have been chiefly levied in the
depsrtment of the Aisne. They are sent in detach-
ments to the peasants as executionary troops (garni-
mires), to compel them to pay their contributions, or
to produce their sons, whom they have concealed.—
The inhabitants of these parts expect the Allies with,
impatience: they openly say, that they have less to
tear from them, than from him who calls himself
astir father; but, on the slightest suspicion, has them
throw n.into prison, and oppresses them by the most
.terrible contributions. The French begin now to
conceive how dreadfully Bonaparte may have treated
other nations."
London, England, 1815-06-15

BREMEN. JUNE S.

On the 14th of this month our Contingent will set
out to join the army. On the 15th the lust division
of the Hamburgh Contingent will arrive here; on
the 18th the Lubeck Contingent ; and on the 19th
the second division of the Hamburgh. They are all

to mac 4 by way of Wildesbausen, Lingo, Amcloo,
&c. to Antwerp.

FRONTIERS OF SWITZERLAND, MAY 31.
General Rapp, after having passed some days at
Huningen, is gone back to Strasburg. He is expected
to return to Huningen, where there is now a garrison,
of 3000 national guards, and 1000 troops of the line
of all arms. Within these few days the artillery
has been exercised in firing red hot balls, which is at
least enough to make us uneasy.
We learn farther, that it has been announced to the
French troops on our frontiers, that immediately upon
the return of General Rapp to Huningen, they will
enter SWitzerland, unless the Republic immediately
declares for neutrality, and gives the guarantee that it
will not permit the allied troops to pass through iii
territory.
The redoubts which the French have lately erected
between Huningen and Basle are now furnished with
four twenty•four pounders, four large mortars, and
two howitzers. They can easily reach the bridge at
Bask.
It is remarked, that among the provisions in the
magazines at Huninguecr there are 800 hogsheads of
wine, 800 oxen, cwn ,and flour for two years, and
wood for a. year ; 600 cowspand as Many hogs, now'
in the plugs sad ueighbousheC•d, are to be slaughtered,
this week.

kith

A draft is immediately to be made (in additinh tai
those Pensioners belonging to Chelsea already within
25 miles of the Metropolis Who htVe been tailed out
and formed into a Veteran Battalion, and whiCh (re
noticed a few days xgo had embarked from dreen-
wich for Jersey and Guernsey) from the Pensioners
residing in this kingdom and Irelands on the present
Occasion, it is expected that 10,000 then will be foot d
fit for garrison duty ; they are to be formed Into
battalions, and to be stationed where their services
may be deemed most proper:
Detachments from the depots of the 9td, 37,h, and
.51st Regiments, are ordered to join tnelr 'corps it
13e1gi urn.
The 3d Garrison Battalion now forming, of tv:lith
General Honoson is Colonel, is to consist of sit
ponies, 100 rank and file, two of which, under the
command of Capt. WILLIAMS' are to be Stat:Opfti
the Tower, two at Plymouth, and two at Porhmuutli.
London, England, 1815-04-27

UPPER BERKELEY-31'RM t, POR I'MAN-SQIJARB.
Compact eligible 14 ESIDPNCE, overlooking Montague House
Gardens, with immediate Possessiou,
By Mr. ROBINS.
At Garraway's, on Wens Esn AY May 10, at Twelve,
ADESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ES PATE,
comprising an eligible compact Dwelling House. situate
N 0.75, on the South side of Upper 11.:rkeley .street, Portman-
square, the Property of a GF.NTI.b.IIIAN returned to the East
Indies; containing on the UpperStorey, four good Sleeping-rooms;
Second Floor, two capital Bed-chambers papered. with Closets.
Dressing-room, and Housemaid's Closet, &c. on the Ll:tiling; on
the First Floor, a handsome Drawing-toom, front overlooking
Montague House Gardens; a back Drawing-room; Ground
Floor, an excellent Dining-pailour, with recess for sideboard,
Library or Gentleman's Room, and arm Yard at the back ; in
the basement, Housekeepa's Ronal, Butler's Room, Wine Cel-
lars, Larder, detached Kitchen, Area in front, with Vaults, Ittc.
and steps to the st:
To be viewed by Tickets; Particulars on the Premises; at
Garraway's ; and of Mr. Rohins,Warwick-street,Guiden-square,
of whom 'rickets for viewing may be had.
London, England, 1815-04-27

CALMS, APRIL I'.

The intercourse but ween b .:.-
tinues as usual. At Calais we learn that British ships
are constantly conveying troops to Ostend, but not-
withstanding all these preparations, travellers give
out that no person in England thinks of wa►.

AVRIL W.—General Ali: has arrived here from
the head-quarters of the army of the North. He re-
viewed the troops in garrison, who are anirtiated by
the best.spirit.

Two packet-boats, with seventeen passengers and
merchandise, coming from Dover, yesterday entered

our harbour.
Two Polish Offices have arrived here in the

packet from Dover s they confirm what We have
,learned every day as to the dispositions of the t rtglish
relative to war. They wish to maintain a neutrality
in that country. The passage of a personage of
rank, who has taken the route of Paris, but whose
name is unknown, has added to the impression pro-
duced by these Poles. The intercourse by the way
of Boulogne is equally free, but there are fewer pm-
sengers than by the way of Calais.

, It wai currently reported at Dover yesterday; that
BOWAPARTI had resigned the dignity of Emperor.
The same report was also brought from Dieppe to
Brighton yesterday by the Doggerbank pact,
Captain Tawro, who said he was the bearer of
Dispatches to the British Government on the above
subject. The tricoloured flag was hauled down at
Dieppe for a few seconds, and afterwards re-hoisted,
as a signal, according to Captain TAbITO, of the
above singular event.

Desertions continue daily from the French armies :
these are chiefly confined to Officers. hOwever; the:
following is a communication from Margate on the
subject :
" Maanais, Mitts 26.—Arriied this afternoon the Union
smack, GIANT, from Ostend, in ten boars: She brings an ac-
count of considerabk desertion of the French army to the Royal
cause, and among than a General Officer of consequence, toge-
ther with Several others of inferior rani."

The.Painci Riorwr returned to town on Tuesday
night, from the celebration of the Princess MARV'S
birth-day, as did the Duke of YORK and yesterday
his Royil Highness transacted business with his
Royal Brother at Oulton-bonse, and afterwards
proceeded to business at his Office.
The Princess of Wales mitred at Genoa on the
20th of March ; her Highness had not tell that place
on the 3d of April.
At a late hour list night we received Brussels and
Frankfort Papers, the former to the nth, the latter
to the 21st instant. The, state the impartint fact of
a Combined English and Sicilian force from Sicily, to
the amount of 30,000 men, hiving effected a land:
ing on the opposite coast, in consequence of which
the Neapolitan army had been obliged to fall back.
No. 10,221, a Prise of SSW; 2,574 AKA were
Sold in 24 Shares by Holtman aid Co. Tickets and
Shares for the Little Lottery of only 5000 Tick:ts
'are on Sale all to be drawn in One Day, on the 13th
Of Nerr Mosast. The Scheme contains a Grand
Prize of inthooo, dad a Golden Prize of 2.000 Gui-
neas, and 2 Golden Prises of 500 Guineas each, te.
which will be paid in Gold, by Sort=s= and Co. 21,
Cora&
London, England, 1815-04-18

OFFICE OF ORMUNCE, Apii 3, iSI3.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS if 1213 MA
JESTra ORDNANCR efe herei# give Notice,
That Proposah will be received' at their Office in Pall.lViall,
on or before WEDNESDAY, the 19th instant, front such
Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of PIG LEAD
for Service of this Department, for a period of one year.
A Specimen of the Lead may be viewed, upon applicrian at
the Principal Storrkee per's Office at she 'I ower.; and lancer
particulars, together with the terms and catiJitions of the Con•
tract, may be known at the Secretary's Whet itk aluri
said, any day bvtweeit the hour. of fen and four o'clock, tali -r:
die Proposals must be delivered .lea:ed up and A-MotuLl, a Pro-
posals for Pig Lead;' but no proposal can be &tin& mil after the
said 19th instant, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day,
nil her will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making it,
or an agent in his behalf, shall attend.
By (,rder of the Board, R. H. CREW, &r.

- -
OFFICE OF ORLNJtGE, Atril 5, In&
THE PRINCIPiIL OFFICERS of ills MA-
JESIT's ORDNANCE, Is hereby give Nwice,
That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall,
on or before WEDNESDAY, the 19th instant, from such Per•
sons as may be willing to undertake the I.IGH PING of the
LAMPS at this Office, also at the Tower and Woolwich, for
a period of Three Years, de:erminable after the expiration or
the hrst year, upon notice of three Months, at the option ut
either Party.
Farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions
of the Contract, may he known at the SecretaryN o:fice tit Pall '
Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Teti and Four
o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered waled up ain.l
endorsed " Proposals for Lamp Lighting ;" but no Propo-
sal eau be admitted after the said 19th instant, t..t i Y o'Clisric at
Noon of the same.day, neither will any Ti nder he noticed, unless
the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf shall attend.
By Order of tl:e Board, R. H. Act,..erv.
London, England, 1815-04-18

hNF.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A Very Valuably and Comp Act FREEHOLD
Ll ESTATE, situate in a fertile part of the County of Kent,
aboundirg on Game, and well calculated for the powth of Oak
limber; consisting of 469 Acres of Arable,Pihture, Hop Grourd
and Woodland ; the whole of whit*, (with the exception ot it,
Acres of Woodland in hand) i 3 Let on Lease which expires at
Michaelmas, 1818, at the very low rent of £240 per Annum,
and forma a truly-de.irabk purchase for investment of property.
Alm, a truly-desirable Freehold Estate, adjoining the road
iron) London to Dover, consisting of a Farm House and l're-
irises, and 166 Acres of Arable and Pasture Laml, in a very fine
cultivated put of the county, and about 34 milts from London ;
let on Lease for the unexpired term of seven year., at the low
trite of £2OO rer Anal.
hatchet particulars may be known by application (If by letters,
post paid) to the mike of Mes.rs. Forster, Cooke, and Frye,
Bettis.'. Intl; to Mr. Wilcorks, at the Auction Mart, London;
and to Messy... Pelmet' anJ l:urwright, Ham, near Bavaria.;
where a Plan or the Koine may he s: en.
London, England, 1815-04-18

1)EVI/N.1 II R

EE LET, FOR AN It Eli TERM OF ELEVEN
YEARS, FROVI MICiIs4ELMAS NEXT,
AVt."' Excellent DAIRY FARM, called
OREENWAY, moaning Two Hundred Acres of very
Mich lard, all imelosel, end In Ingle condition, with a good and
cunitorable DWELLING-HOU.,E, walled Garden, convenient
and good Farm MILT., all hi perfect repair; sittisted in the !a-
tilt* Vale of llcitinqn, Devon, and only ilioant from that excel-
lent Market I own three milt-, tit miles from the fashionahk
Watering-piare, Sidinouth, and in a line Sporting Country,
abounding with Game. 1 lure is 411 u a good deal of Orchard,
the .free, thriving, and in full bear ng. lnenissliate possession
may hr h •il, and the tenant may be accommodated with the
Litre avid t)rad Stock at a fair valuation.

For Particular. apply to Adam Murray, Surveyor and I.anJ
Arm, 61, St. Marti:ea-lane, eluting Crow, London. Lemon
poet paid.

of want it timely care

Milhous have died of medicable ontiOds!"—AßVlTlOntl.
THE Virtues at the CORDIAL BALM of GI-
LEAD are daily demonstrate!, in eradicating the wont
and most dangerous symptoms of Nervous DeMity. Nothing has
fenders° much to establkh the tame of this Me Heine, a its err-
Lint success in those complaints which strike their roots ro deep
in the ronsti,utionond are su Joel to the happiness of mankiod.
This Medicine has been uncommonly successful with young peo-
ple. who have the api earanee and air of old age; who are pale.
effeminate, henumbet', stupid, and even imbecile; whose bodies
ate iiec legs are no longer able to carry thetn—
who have an utter distaste for evegy thing, or are totally Weeps-
citated. W livre the stomach is Irtiostoly disordered. the body
is weakened paleness, bodily decay, .ud emaciation succeed, and
the eyes sitA into the head. •
The Balm of Gileati•is prepared by Dr. Solomon, of Liverpool,
anti is sold by every Medicine vender fa the Ust4Asl Legitioss.
London, England, 1815-04-18

DOVAR, 4PRIL 17.

Several vessels arrived here this morning from
Ostend, having left that place at rJe o'clock yester-
day afternoon: a report was then in circulation, that
the French had mad:. a sally from Lisle on our
troops, and that we hid sustained a loss of between
two and :100 in and wminded ; hut the French
wet., b Teed back rain, has in..; lost four or 500 who
were takot prisoner', besides killed and wounded.—
You have this as it is repotted.—The vessels having
on board the 7th Hussars, still rern:Cn in the Har-
bour, wind-bound.
London, England, 1815-04-18

VIENNA, APRIL. 2.

The King of Saxony has not raiitiecl the partition
Treaty. In respect of Naples, c decision is affirmed
to be in favour of King Joachim ; cn. the :Air! val of
Captain Hudelk, and of two Neapolitan.couricis, the
Congress has decided, with the approbation of Russia
and Prussia, that Joachim siiall keep the Parini
Marches. Count Neipping, who concluded the
Treaty with Naples last year, is gone to Anc.ina. It
may be taktei for granted that he has extensive
powers to conclude a dctioitive alliance. Two large
armies will however be formed in Italy, one in Tus-
cany, and one near Alexandria, the lat.er will be un-
der the command of General Baron Hiller, and will
probably march towards Provence.
The Ministers of Austria and Prussia have replied
to the Note of the minor Piinces and free cities of
March 22; that their Courts have seen, with great in-
terest, the efforts of the states of the second order,
and ir.vite them to name a Deputation to take part
in the deliberations on the Constitution of Germany,
which they have done.—Franifig t Gazette, dipril I`2.
FLORENCE, MARCH 26.
His Holiness arrived here last night, having quit-

ted !tome on die 22d. Before his &paw :c he
blished a Junta, of which Cardinal ointiagaglia is
President; end ordered two Proclamatioos to be

published, stating the reasons .t this Resolution.
The Grand Duke himself recover! his Holiness, on
h.s entering the Palace eitto, and accompanied biro
to his apartments. On the day of his an ivAl the
whole Court paid their respects to him, and 4 nu-
merous crowd collected this morning, in illsr square,
bei ore the Palace Pitto, to receive his benedictiens.

By certain accounts ftroni It •me, all was tranquil
in that capital, as well as tin the frontiers of Nap:.
The Neapolitan trOops had not yet passed Terracein.
The hest PrOCLUILAIIOII states, tf,at his Holiness.
though acquainted with the tact that the N.:lpolitan
troops daily approached 11C414.1* to it s, did
not, however, tear any thing, because Lr WAs
with all the world. 'lite demand eJf the
which went to be allowed to thatch two divisions,
(Lie by Tuni, the other by the envitotis ct rsolne,
order to join' them at Ancona, tinder pretence that
the road through the Abrourr, is wassaiiie, caused
some uneasiness. His Honor relnu•e•l th's d. !nand
positively tor many reasons ; ),'t he has the siniow
to learn, that the Neap..iitan coops have begun to
violate the neutrality of the pcalcriol ltortedh tern.
tory. His Holiness, thereto: e, protests against this
violation, tenewing Albe h s protest agaittat the occu-
pation of the Marches. 't u mask 116 refusal more
strongly, he thinks it his duty to retire for a time
from fns capital to a city neat his dominions.
The second Proclamation, signed also by Cardinal
Ricca, merely announces this step and the lo:mation
Of a Juiltat
London, England, 1815-04-18

ALI EN ALT.

Mr. BATHURST, alter Is; ietly advertitn to tha
present ta.tte of Frtnce, an.l the gre.it numb( r
Aliens now in this country, moved for lea ie to hring
in a Bill to provide further regulations reipecting
them.
Mr. PONSONBY thought such a mensure ought
not to he resorted to, hut when there was a probabi-
lity of Aliens visiting this country for the purpose of
disseminating principles which might subvert the
present system. He apprehended thac was no dan-
ger of this at present, and therelcrc considered the
Bill, which it was proposed to bring. in, to be wholly

unecessary.
Mr. BATHURST, in explanation, contended the.
measure was called for by the crisis, and what every
one knew to he the present Nituation of France.—
Dangerous persons might easily be sent over from
France as friendly aliens, and would the Right lion.
Gentleman take upon himself the responsibility of
nut guarding as effectually as possible against the in-
troduction of such persons into England ?
After some further conversation, in which Mr. H.
A DDINGTONg Mr. Witimacao, Mr. PoNsosar, and
Mr. WA RD participated, the House divided, when
there were 24. for the motion, and 3 against it, and
these not being sufficient to form a House, it was of
course Adjourned.
London, England, 1815-01-31

Bread to be lowered half an Assize,
penny in the Peck Loaf.

Colonel Bosons CAMACt one of the Secretaries ois
the British Embassy in Spain, arrived in Downing.
street on Saturday last from Paris.
Last night the Oratorio season at both Hnuset
commenced with superior attractions in point of mu.
sisal novelties. The lovers of harmony enjoyed the
highest gratification.
At the Salisbury Meeting on Friday last, in the
Town Hall, the Petition against the renewal of t:,e
Property Tax was not only carried unanimously, but
with loud acclamations.

By the Sarah packet, arrived at Gravesend from
Ostend in fourteen hours, came over a number of mi-
litary Officers and Gentlemen attached to the Corn-
missariat. The whole of the communication with
the Dutch coast has been cut off by the severe frost,
and the port of Ostend is the only one no.v open to
Antwerp and Holland. Cantonments were preparing
for an additional number of troops expected trom Ha.
tuner. Fresh changes ore daily taking place in the
different public departments, in removing persons at-
tached to the French interest.,

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London, England, 1815-01-31

MARRIED.
At Edinburgh, the Silk instant, Lieutenant-Colonel George
Hateldsan, of the EastAidia Company's service, to Miss Caning-
km% gigot daughter of the late JAn Cuninitsame, Esq. Port
Glasgow.
At Mary's Church, Chester, on Tuesday senalght, Thomas
Jackson, aged 71, to Ellen Blake, aged 25,1r0th of Upton I
Ac Shrewsbury, on Sunday se'unlght, Mr. Edward Jones, of
the Castle Foregate, in his each year, to Mrs. Shaw, of the same
place, ages 72, being her third husband, and Mr years younger
titan her youngest son.
London, England, 1815-03-03

THE AR Mr.

Yesterday the two regiments of Life Guards were
under orders the whole of the day, to be ready at a
moment's notice.
A Circular, signed" PALM EUSTON," has been issued
within these few days, addressed to Officers com-
manding Regiments of Cavalry, notifying to them,
that k having appearei to his Royal Highness the
PRINCE Reot:wr that the price of forage has nrate-
!laity diminished since the additional allowance of
lid. per mile for every IS miles was granted to dealers
furnishing recruit horses to the Cavalry, his Royal
Highness has thought fit to order that the said addi-
tional allowance shall forthwith cease.
The 2J battalion of the 83d Regiment has arrived
at Dahlia from Kilkenny, and relieved the 59th,
v!iic:i Regiment has marched for Newry, there to
embark for Dover, the 59th having taken np the
t!anspnrts prepared to convey the Shropshire Regi-
ment of Militia to England ; in consequence of which
the latter will embark from Dublin in hired vessels,
colliers, &c.
'rile 28th, 7lst, 79th, and 92d Regiments, which
have embarked at Cove of Cork, which Regiments
are commanded by General JOHNSTONE, are supposed
to be destined for .11.:rmuda.
London, England, 1815-03-03

CAMBRIDGE, IiARGII

1

The Office of Professor of Chemistry, at Cam-
bridge, has been declared vacant by the death of Dr.
TZNNANT. The Candidates are Mr. HatISCHELLe of
St. John's College ; Mr. CUMMINOS. of Trinity Col-
lege ; and Dr. Tomato of Caine College.
P. S. Since writing the above, Mr. HIERSCIISLio the
Candidate for the Professorship of Chemistry, has rc-
signed. The only Candidates are now, therefore,
Mr Cumunsos, of Trinity, and Dr. TUTHILL. of Cains.
London, England, 1815-03-03

SALE BY AUCTION.

GROSVF.NOR-PLACE, HYDE PARK CORNER.
Commodious FAMIIS RESIDENCE, with convenient Offices,
Garden, SCAnding for CarriaZes, and Stabling
for Five Horses.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At CI arraway's Coffee-home, 'Change Alley, Cornhill, on Theta-
day, March 23, IRIS, at Twelve o'Clock,
AVERY Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE.
held for a Term of upwards of seventy-fair years, at a
low Ground-rent: comprising a commodious and very roomy
Dwelling-house, planned with every convenience for a Geode.
man's Fondly; containing, on the Uprer Stories, Eight Hr.,-
rooms; Seemed Floor, Three Bed-chambers and Water cl
First Floor, Two elegant Drawing-rooms, commtitileatiry, by
bolding-doors, handsontely papered, finished wish M.irble
&c.; Ground Floor, Entrance hall, excellent ()hail,.
parlour, library, Gentleman's Dressing-room, Water-Closet
Basement, Housekeeper's room, Servant's-hall, Kitchen,
dry, and Wash-house, Standing for two Carrinea, St
live Horses, Coachman's-rooms and Lofts over.
To be viewed by 'Pickets. Particulars may be hid
Premises ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Rollins, Warwick ...It
Golden-square, of whom Tkkets for viewing may be ha&

ARUNDEL-S BET, SCRAM),
Substantial DWELLING HOUSE, ti CHAP.;E-
HOUSE, in.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change-Alley, Cornhlfl, co
Tv out DAY, the 23d of March, 181 S, at
AN Eligible LEASEHOLD ES'I'A FE, wider
his Grace the Duke of Norfolk, held fur a l'etin ok
nearly Forty Year., at a low Ground Kent. Comprising a Sob.
scandal built DWELLING-HOUSE, situate No. 26, on the
East side of Arundel-street, Strand, in the occopation of art! on
Lease to Mr. Pickering, till Lady-day, 1819; cuntaiiiing
Upper Storey, Three Sleeping Rooms ; Second Storey. i_w-•
Bed-chambers and a ,Dressing-room; First Floor, a Drawiiw-
' room in front, Bed-chamber and Drasing4ol3m; Gnu n 4 Floor,
a spacious Entrance-hall, Two Parlour., a Store-room, Sc.;
Basement, Two Kitchens, Pastries, Cellars, and Vaults; open
paved Yard at the back, Stable for two Horses, Chaise House,

and Loft over.
Tube viewed by leave of the Tenant. Partieulsrs on th:• Pre-
mises; at the Office of Mecits. Huller and Broughton,:•ol:ei:or,,
Great Mariborough•street ; at Garraway's ; and ut Mr. Robins,
Warwick-street, Golden•square.

NEAR EXETER, DEVON.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVAI*E CON TRA:A-,
By Mr. ROBINS,
AVERY desirable -FREEHOLD ESTATE,
(Land-Fax redeemed) consisting of an ELIGIBLE F.\•
MILY MANSION, with Offices of all deicripti(ms,
Houses and Stables, excellent Kitchen-Garden, Hot nod Creels-
Housrs, and upwards of One Hundred and Pi; ty Att., flal A,
all lying contiguous to the Mansion.
Or the House, Owes, Garden% Pleasare-Grounds, Tut
Acres of Land, will be Let Furnished.
To be viewed by Tickets, which, with Particolar, 's
had of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-up:lle,
London, England, 1815-03-03

OP/110E OP ORDNANCB, PA-Nary 13, 1315.
THE PRINCIIIifI. OFFICERS of /113 MA:
JASTre ORDNANCE 44 lereby jive Notice,
That Proposals will be received at their Offt:e in Pall-Mall,
on or before FRIDAY, the itkle day of March next, from such
Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of FORAGE
for the ORDNANCE HORSES stationed in the following Dis-
tricts, to be delivered at the expense of the Contractor, viz.
NORTH Bill FAIN
NORTHERN
EASTERN, exclusive of WARI.EY
SOUTHERN, exclusive of CHATHAM
WESTERN
SOUTH WEST, including PORTSMOUTH, ISLE of
WIGHT, and CHRIS FCHURCII •
WOOLWICH, with its Dependencies, WARI.EY and
CHATHAM
WEEDON, Northamptonshire,
For a period of Six Months from the lit of April next.
The Oats to be good, sweet, dry, and clean, without any mix.
ture of Foxy tat lviowburut Oats, and mast not weigh less than
37 pounds per Wiuchester bushel; the Hag to be sweet and dry.,
sad delivered in trusses of S 6 lb. weight.
The Straw to be good, dean, and dry Wheat or Rye Straw,
and delivered in trusses of 36 lb. weight.
The prices to be paid for the respective quantities of each Ar-
ticle which may be delivered, at the following ra es, vix.
For the Oats at per hundred pounds, Aveirdi:polse weight.
For the Hay at per hundred and twelve pounds.
For the Straw at per hundred and twelve pounds.
The Proposals may be delivered separately or jointly for two
or more of the said Districts, and it is expected that the Con.
tractor shall receive the Stable Doug, which, during the period
of his Contract, may accumulate, making an allowance for the
same after the rate of . per how per week.
Farther particulars may be known upon application to the
Officers commanding tbe Royal Artillery in each District, and
also at the Secretary's Office in Pall-mall, aforesaid, any day
between the hours of ten and four (clock, where the Propo-
sals must be delivered staled tin and endorsed, I. Proposals for
Forage;' but no proposals can be admitted after the said 10th of
Mirth, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will
any Tender be noticed usiess the Party making it, or an agent
in his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Sec.
London, England, 1815-12-25

DANTZIC, DECEMBBR s.

Yesterday about nine o'clock in the morning a
powder magazine upon the rampart near 5;. James's
Gate, opposite the broad street called Schotseldamm,
blew up with a dreadful shock, like that of an earth-.
go ike. The number of killed and severely wounded
by this accident, which cannot yet be esbactly deter-
mined, is estimated at about three hundred. The
Shusseldamm-street was so covered with dead bodies
and turn limbs that it resembled a field of battle. It
happened to be exactly market-day, all ;4 Moths,
the hay-waggons, the men, the horses, in short every
thing was destroyed. The churches of St. BarthoV-
mew and St. James's are much damaged, and one of
them must be pulled down.

FLAKDERS AWL.
s•r. PETERS BO ROH, NOV. SC

.

However much may 'be talked of a war with
Turkey, it seems to be wholly without foundation I
for.the Emperor, in an ukase, dated from Paris. Sep-
tember 24, this year, respecting the recruiting for.this
year, in which it is expressly said, 4, This is solely to
supply the place of the soldiers who have served their
time, and not on account of military preparations,
which, thank GoD, are irot necessary." The numoer
of mien to be raised is very small, being only one from
500 111141. •
BRUSSELS, DECEMBER re.
The ilAke of Wellington will come and pass some
days at Brussels in the course of next month ; his
Lordship will then go to London, whence, atter
making a short stay, he will repair to the head-guar.
ters of the Allied Army under his command at
Canabray.
London, England, 1815-12-25

HAGUE, DECEMBER 17.

To-day, at noon, the marriage of his Royal High-
ness the Prince of Orange with her Imperial High-
ness the Grand Duchess Ann.t Paulona was sf.lemnly
proclaimed at the Town-hall here. The proelania-
titan was received by the public with the loudest ac-
,clamations.
London, England, 1815-12-25

DOVER, DECEMBER 24.

The Defence passage vessel in guie:g out of the
harbour about three o'clock this altetoonn, was run
on board of by a vessel coming in,'by which her matt
was cart led away, and she drifted behind the H..ad,
and soon after went away for Ramsgate with boat's
sails. Almost at the same moment the accident
happened to the Defence, the Chichester packet,
which was about four miles off, on leer passage to
Calais, with the Mail, had her mast carried away by
a sudden squall, and with the assistance of two
large boats which went out to her, she was towed
safely into Ramsgate ; happily co one was hurt on
board either vessel, although the latter hid many
passengers on deck at the time of the accident oc-
curring.
Du:es:nee 24.—The King George packet arrived
this morning from Calais ; about 2() vesiels sailed
from thence with her, having troops oa board, but the
wind blowing hard from the S. W. they bore up for
Ramsgate instead of coming here. The Lord Dun.
can packerhas taken the Mail on board, which was
in the Chichester, and sailed with it for Calais this
afternoon.
London, England, 1815-12-25

P3RTSMOUTH, DECEMBER 21.

Arrived the Martha transpnrt,CAGELL ; and David
transport, HUNTER, from the Downs; Mariner tr4ns-
pritt, lturrEa, from liarbadoes. Sailed his Majtsq's
ships llone, fur Plymouth ; and ALUERINX and
LARNE, on a cruise.
London, England, 1815-12-25

VIENNA, DECEMBER a.

Letters from Brody, in Gallicia, express apprehen-
sions, probably unioniided, of the possibility #i* a
breach between the Porte and Russia, and speak of
die considerable bodies of troops which still continue
to reinforce the Russian army on the Truth wider
Bennigsen ; at extends to the right as far as beyond
the Sereth, and on the lest to the Bog, but is so p,isted
that it may be assembled in a very short time. Earlier
advices from Gallicia and other places on the Lower
Danube stalsonat the Turks are busy in raising for-
tifications in many placcs on the right bank of the
river. A numerous corps is also stated to he already
collected as well about Adrianople as near Sophi.t,
which is daily reinforced, and upon the whole, is equal
to the Russian force, which was estimated four months
ago at 120,000 men.
London, England, 1815-12-25

NAPLES, NOVEMBER 28.

Last week we bad a dreadful storm here, during
which a bomb vessel stink in the middle of the har-
bour. The English brig, the Pegasus, which ar-
rive 4 the evening before trom Smyrna, fired many
signals of distress during the night, and in the morn-
ing nobody could alli,rd any assistance, the waves
running mountains high ; it was dread' ul to see how
the people ou board implored assistance. '!'ilea ...,re
30 pacserigers, with women and six children; among
them was a brother of General Bianchi, a French!
Major of horse. The French Consul at Tripolis, and
+the merchant to when the vessel was consigned, •
fered in vain 2,000 ducats to :iota lint sty! people; dt
length forty brave sa,lors of Lis M tj..st)'3 frigate
Christiana ventured their lives, and %ere tortiinat,:
enough, after an hour's exertion, to bring the shipainto
the harbour.
London, England, 1815-12-25

I I'ALY.

The Florence Gazette declares the accounts that
lately appeared in the Paris Papers, viz. 4. That Lord
Wm. &mina, in the name ut the English Govern-
ment, had demanded the cession of a sea•purt from
the Couit of Rome ; that Engl►sh troops were still at
V►azegg►o, Civita Vecchia, and in the islanti of
Capri; in short, that tili! L.ngl►sh Government *lad
the intention of becoming a power in Italy," to be
wholly groundless and abiord.
London, England, 1815-12-25

ODE TO DECEMBER.

•By Lally z
Hail! dark Tleczataza, hail!—thy gloom I love,
Thy frozen river, and thy leaf-ler grove,
For mid thy storms the Loan of aU came forth,
Sntooth'd thy rough brow, and charmed away thy wrath;
Mis mission, mercy !—puryort, man to save,
And full assurance give, of peace beyond the grave!
Meekly he mov'd. and lis•eu'd to each sigh,
His hand drop's! manna—as he passed by
The lame leap'd up, and on his shoulder bears
That Woe-worn touch, which bore him all Isis years;
The brainless eye receiv'd a Rood of light,
For morning dawn's! amid an hopeless night!
llis tender hand sustain'd the poor and weak,
Tbc deaf beard sounds, the dumb in praises speak !
At his command death yielded up his prey,
The breath of life reanimates the clay ;
The &misled soul receiv'd celestial food,
And Man—the bliss was taught of doing good !
Then hail! Decimate ! sacred he thy gloom,
In which the Rose of Stinson deign% to bloom!