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London, England, 1814-09-05

DISSOLUTION.' OF PARTNERSHIPS.

Hopkins and Bloxani. Birmingham, saw-makers. Stanfield,
Manclie-icr, and Cat dwell, Hollingworth, /as-opitiners. Flynn
and Burks, jut:. Doncaster, braziers. Matthewman and Wing-
worth, Iceds, cloth-merchants. Marshall and Co. Wittoti,
owvikers of -olid salt. lirckctt and Wake, Sculcoates„ oil-dealers.
MiCuiti- rid alter, Great Guildford-street, stoveltrate makers,
Davis Jrd ;ski. WU-street, distillers. Grimy and 'I hompson.
Manchester, co ton sFinners. (Aims and Charlwood, King-
etre. t, coach-makers. Martin and Finley, Comilla, Lottery-
Office-keepers. Grout and Webb, Gosport, grocers. Paterson
and Cu. Friday sireet, muslin-manufacturers. Chapman and
Ruber•s, Cor hill, druggists. Mornay, and Co. King.strett,
ehemirs. Johnson and Gill, Manchester, silk-mercers. • Long
810 Craik, fvlaitclieste?, saddlers. Hassall and Co. Stayley-
hrii.ge, muslin manufacturers. Everett agui Withey, Catetton-
sever, iritckwell-ball-fActort.
London, England, 1814-09-05

nt;fr.r. fly .11/0 A'i.F :hest 12, 1.514
THE PRINCIP.II ORFICE4S of MIS Ma*
j Len's OR DAUNT R .4,4'. tr•••, N•law,. •• • .
That Proposals will he ticeive43 at their OSee in pill.M.fl
on or hejpre Wednesday, the teth day of Septemhrr nest. from.
such Perum• as may he willioe to undt•rtake the supply of IRON
M NNOIP.RS for q,rvite of this Department, et the Royal Ar.
tiller! Stable' at'Woolwieh, for i period of three Years, det-r,
ininahle after the expiration of one Year, upon Notiee of three
Months at the Option of either Party.
A Pattern of the Mappers may be viewed upon application to
I ieutenant.Colostel Pilkincton,•he Commanding Royal Engineer
at Woolwich, and farther Particulars, together with the 'terms
and Cont!,tio••• of lie Contract, may be known at the Secretary's
Office in P..P-Mall aforvaid, any day between the hours of Ten
and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed
up, anti endorsed, " Proposals fot Iron Mangers ;" but no Pro-
posal can he admitted after the said loth of September, at
Twelve o'clock at neon of the same day, neither will any Tender
be noticed unless the "'arty making it or in Agent in kis behalf
shall attend. By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREW, Sec.

. _
TO THE PACIILTif.
A• • „_
A MEDICAL CENTLEMAN, residing in the
. Otv,whose prietietisai bees; esmhlldied more than No
yrarv•shitl.w he desirous of adrnwing a PARTNER to one-third
of his Concern. on account of ill-health; references will be given
to several a rh., tirst-rate medical characters in town.—Pre.
ovum, -Pepore,l R .00.
. •koply (post-paid), to MeVITS. Edgar and Co. Medical Agents.
IN, Bartlet,'..lmildings, Holborn.
N. !I. Several other Medical Concerns for disposal.

This day was published, in svo. price 03s. boards,
itNATURAL HISTORY of the HUMAN
TEETH, with a 'Treatise on their Diseases from infancy
to old age, adapted for general Informati,in. To which are added,
Observations oat the Physiognomy of the Teeth, and of the Pro-
jec,ing Chitt.—By 10.4EPH MURPHY, Surgeon Dentist.
I.ondon: Printed for John Callow, to, Crown-coart, Princess
street, Where may be bag,
Calb4a:a Catalotite of a Moiiern Collection of Medical Books
'Tot 1814, containing the most approved Authors to the present
period.

This day was published, price Is. 63.
itCHARGE-delivered to the GRAND JURY
. of taro COUNTY of WYJCPORD, ai the Summer Assizes
1814. By JUDGE FLE IsCHER.
London: Printed • for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater-
noner-row.
Of whom may he had,
The History of Ireland,. from the earliest period to the present
time; with a Statistical and Geographical Account of 'Sat King
dom: vital racii g iis etiolate,. seasons' face of the country, soil,
agriculture, rivers, lat.', mountains, forests, natural curio• ir.,
nineralogy, antiquities, religion, popu ation, revenue, vdt.cation,
•cities, manufactories, and commerce; forming toge:her a complete
view of its past and presen• state under its potitcal, civil, !qr.
rary, and commercial relations. By Stephen Barlow, A. M. to
two large roofs. Bvo. illustrated with an accura-e map of the coun-
try, portraits, and vi•cws, price sql is. boards.
London, England, 1814-09-05

EXPEDITIONS FOR AMERICA.

Another embarkation for America of about 3000
troops is on me point of taking place under Major-
General Keane. It is generally understood that these
troops form, what may be termed the advanced guard
of the main army proceeuing to tile same destinat►on,
wider Lieueeflant-Gelieral Lord HILL. The regi-
imnts of the line which are to compose the above
force, will embark at Plymouth, where the 93d and
one battalion of the 95th are waiting in perfect readi-
ness, and they will go on board immediately that the
ships front Portsmouth appear off that port. The
military assembled at Portsmouth, to form part of
this expedition, consist of

One Squadron ot the 14th Light Dragoons,
Major Munrue's Brigade of Artillery, the principal put of
whose guns are on bound the Norge,
Captain Lane'. Rocket kitigatie, and Captain Emmett's Com-
pany o► Sappers and Miners.
The Medical Staff to accompany the Troops con-
List of

T. 'Thompson, Esq. Deputy Inspector of Hospitals,
Dr. Duo cr, Physician to the I °tees,
Ivir. Wardle,
} Staff Surgeons,
rs:r. Fut cade,

Apothecary lamer, Scc. &c. &e.

The mountain guns to accompany the Brigade of
Artillery, have been practised on, on Southsea Com-
m..n, the greater part of last week, and are found to
be most admirably calculated for the service to which
they are :lestined. Tile VALIANT has been drtained,
supposed to await Lord limo ; and the Zam.ous is
expected to sad with the Nonce, as well as the Dove*
nd ALCESTE frigates, getting ready at Plymouth.
Artisans go to the American Lakes from the four
principal Dock-yards, in the following proportions:
100 from Portsmouth ; a like number from Ply.
mouth, and 50 from each of the Dock yards to the
E.stward—Woolwich and Deptford. At first 150'
vt,ittriteeted to go hence, but 'the number has since
been reduced to 100. Friday evening those from
Woolwich and Deptford arrived at Portsmouth, in
coaches employed on purpose to convey them, and
the three parties will embark on board the ZEALOUS,
Captain ANDERSON, in which ship they will proceed
to Plymouth, where they expect to be joined by the
men going from that arsenal, and proceed on their
voyage with all poisible dispatch.

The circumstance of the United States sloop of
war, the Wasp, having been recently admitted into
the harbour of L'Orient, to repair the damages which
she sustained in the late action with his Majesty's
sloop Ramona, seems to have excited an impression
in this country of partiality on the part of France to-
wards America, at the expense of Great Britain.—

The inference, however, is not quite correct—the
Treaty betwixt Great Britain and France being that
of mere Peace, and not an offensive and defensive
alliance ; so that both the REINDRIR and Wasp had
the privilege of repairing their respective damages in
the neutral port of L'Orient, at one and the same
time, without molestation,
London, England, 1814-09-05

PLYMOUTH, SEPTEMBER S.

Came in the Bittsrot. man of war, from kussia ;
and the thyssas man of war, lr,im Jamaic 1; the
Clementina, Good Agreement, Middleton, and the
Estet gothland, from St. Petersburgh ; the Johann:►,
from Gottenburgh ; and a few other ships.—Wind
East-south-east.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMLER 4.

Arrived the Enterprize, D. Cart-an, from the.
Downs, tor Quebec.—Sailed his Majesty's sloop Kt,-
6Atuo,•lor the Eastward.—Came into the harbour his
blajesty's ship SBRAPIS.—The convoys are as before
stated.—Arrived several ships from the Eastward,
names not known.—Wind East.
London, England, 1814-09-05

Ht)UGRFON'S FEMALE PILLS,

AMEDICINE' found by more than 60 years ex-
petivik• to be a certain remedy in disordete Incident to
be 'Anger part of the Female Sex. The very great demand for
them through print. reeuni.nend mon, induces the Proprietors
to offer them to the Public The -e Pills are mast excellent for
rinioiring 'obstrue• ions to which Females, at a cert,iin period, are
subject; owing' to *thin habit, relaxed soli i,, and a weak circu-
lation; geturraly denoted by a pale appeara.;ce, head-ach,
pain
and wind in the btranach and browids, shortness of brea•h, and
pa!pitation of the heart 'I hey are also of groat efficacy in Hy-
sterical and Nervous Cases,
Prepared only by Richard Houghton and Son, Chemists. No.
SOS, Fore-street, Exeter, and oat at I ftid. per .3ox, or six for *is.
by anger, Oxford.st eet ; Ldwards, St. Paul's; Ward, Hu:burti;
and 7 uit 4ihange.

• TO IHE LisDIES.
MR THE TEE TH AND GUMS.
nUTLE RN celebrated VEGETA B LE TOOTH
.1.) POWDER le, with confidence, recommended to the Use
al the Public, as the most efilacious Preparation for Prverviitg
the • 1 eeth to a sound suet, mien to old age, and producing a
pearly whiteness-without impairingthe Enamel. It imparts a firm-
mss and larautitulyelluess to the Gums, ti the Breath the most
delt-table SWeetneas t and if used constantly as directed, will pre
vent the .I.onth-ache, Gum Boils, and Swelled Face, by removing
is cause—the Scurvy in the Gums. Price 25. id. the box.
110 1 LEW' Superior LAVENDER WATER, from its elegant
fragrancy, 1.4 S received the Approbation of their Royal High-
nesses the Princess and Princess Charlotte of Wales, and of many
Ladies of the first Distinction. Price 4s. in half-pint bottles.
Sold wholesale and retail by this Proprietor, R. butler, 4,
Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, London; and retail
byCrew, Spragg, Belant and Sharp, Portsmouth ; Hall, Harding,
and Johnson, Gosport ; Alloutt, Weston, Mallory, Hope, and
Jones, Portsea; I srewman, Exeter ; Cookwortby, Glenville, Gil-
bert. and Malawi, Plymouth ; Bull, Waterton! and Dublin ;
Baxter and herllonalti, Glasgow ; Mandereton, Scott, and
Robinson, Edinburgh ; Crut well, bath; Ross and Peck, Hull;
White, kirigh. on;. Robe; t 4, Sadao, and Ruff, Cheltenham ; Greg-
son apd billinge, Edward. and Penny, Liverpool; Stains and
I ynch, Manchester ; Bowen, N rwtch ; Knott and Lloyd, Bir-
mingham ; Grepory, Brighton ; and of most respectable Medicine
Venders in the Kingdom, in Bones its. sad. lank.

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London, England, 1814-12-12

PLYMOUTH, DECEMBER 10.

Arrived his Majesty's ship DIADEM, from the Che.
sapeake ; and his Majesty's ship DOLPHIN, from Ikr.
muda. Came in the Lord Collingwood, from
Guernsey for Newfoundland, dismisted. Put in by
stress of weather, the toflowing ships, being parsei
the West India fleet, they having parted from his
Majesty's ship SWIFTSVRE, &c. in a gale of wind, of
the Lizard :—the Archibald, Beou, with loss of
bowsprit and fore-topmast, h tying been run on board
of by another vessel; the Earl S:. Vincent, &true,
having carried away her head by running on board
another vessel; the Transpert No. one cf the
fleet : the Morland, L-ndon, Coldfiach, William
and Alfred, Caroline, Albion, Haw home, and the
Louisa and several others hive also come in. When
the above ships parted, the convoy had all byre up
for Falmouth.
PORTSMOUTH, DECEM3ER 11.

Arrived the Urbano, Bair:- UN, from the Isle of
Bourbon—sailed a single ship 10th September. The
Elizabeth, Foitamr, -sailed from the Isle of Bourbcm
five days b:.l ..re the Urbano. Arrived also his Ma.
jesty's ship Li v.atrotu., from the coast of America.
London, England, 1814-12-12

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, DECEMBER 9.
Arrived yesterday his Majesty's ship
Brc. with 8? sail of the West-India cGnvo,

rived the Duke of Kent packet w;th a Mai,
bon, in eight days. To-day Lis Majesty's si
with about 100 sail of the Wcst-India

following packets have gor.c intothe Ronk _
rough for Lisbon ; Osborne for Halifax, and Lord
Hobart for the Brazils. The Duke of Kent on
passage home, was cl,ased by .two American priv2-
teers. but escaped by superior sailing : onenf the pri-
vateers carried away her forematt close by thc
—Wind W.S.W. strong gales.
London, England, 1814-10-20

NAVAL INTELLIGENCR.

CAPTURES BY T IE AMERICANS.

The Pallas, from Quebec to London; Favourite.
from France to Newfoundland; and Maria, from St.
Andrew's to ditto, were captured previous to il.e
16th August by the Adams. American corvette—tle
two latter destroyed.
The Charlotte schooner, from Newfoundland to
Halifax, is taken and burnt by the Surprise privateer.
The Kingston packet, from Nova Scotia to the
West Indies, and a brig of about 170 tons, laden with
fish, from East Port to Grenada, were taken in Au-
gust by the Fox privateer, and carried into Portlan.l.
The Stranger, WATTS, from London to Quebec;
the Susan and Jane, from St. John's to Sydney ; and
the Retrieve, Geonou, from St. John's to Martinique,
have been- all taken of the Coast of Newfoundland
since the Ist ult. by this Surprise American privateer.
The Columbia, from Halifax to Barbadoes, was
taken 9:11 ult. by the Portsmouth American privateer,
and sent for America.

The Alexander, frora Mirsmiehi to Ayr, was esp.
tured previous to the 9th August, by the Ida Aft
can privateer, and abandoned after cutting away her
masts.

The Five Sisters, BIDDING, from Jamaica to Hal:.
fax, was taken 21st August by the Dash American
lettea,of marque, and given op after taking out 200
puucbeons of rum, and is arrived at Bermuda.

FALMOUTH. OCTOBU 176

Arrived the Dolphin, Cox, and Speculation, Dime,
from London; and the Prince Regent, Burson, from
Dartmouth ; also arrival a man of war brig from the
Eastward, to take the homeward-bound Brazil ships
to Liverpool.—Wind S.S.W. fresh breezes, with rain.
London, England, 1814-10-20

PORTSMOUTH. OCTOBER 19.

Arrived this day a fleet of transports, &c. from
Lisbon : sailed the 2d instant, under convoy of his
Majesty's ships REDWING, CONSUCT, and Kira—
consisting together of twenty-five tad—amongst them
are the Mary Ann (agent ship), Emperor Alexander,
Harvest, Millbank, Rose, Ranger, Amphion, Peter
Proctor, and the Peace.—The KTE is put under qua-
rantine, having been in the Mediterranean.—Carve
into harbour his Majesty's ship PlLOT.—Sailed his
Majesty's ships HOPE and PICKLE, on a cruize.—
Wind S.W. blows strong, with rain.
London, England, 1814-10-20

IN TERM.

Lo):Dom.

Monday . Nov. 14.
Monday . Nov. 21.
Saturday . .Xov. Ye.

'I ERM.

Tuesday Nue. us. I %Veda' %lay ........ ..... Nov. 30.
On the 29th ult CAPEL LOFFT, Esq. of Troston.
hall, Barrister-at-law, was eltc ed Recorder of Ald-
borough, in Suffolk, in the room of the late J. MIN.
GAY, Eq. King's Counsel.
A celebrated barrister being asked by a lady why
the sale of detonating balls was prohibited, said it
was because they made relsoris contrary to law!
Among the London caricatures is one representing
a French lady and her husband as aPe and a miff/
A letter from Paris. dated October 12, says—" The
Earl of limutovier has arrived here within these few
days, and had yesterday a private audience o" his
Majesty Louis XVIII." •
A numerical census of the British residents at Paris
took place lately, by order of the Police : they were
found to amount to upwards of 10,000 persons.
COI/GNI...GARDEN TiirATar..—The Tragedy of P.
nice Preserved was pm form.:d at this Theatre last night.
Notwithstanding the very unfavourable state of the
weather, the house boasted an overflow. Miss O'NEILL
appeared, for the third time, in the arduous charicter
of Belvidera, and was greeted throughout with entlitt-
siastics.applause. When the Piece was announced for
repetition on this night, shouts of. Bravo! resoundei
from every part of the house. The Burletta of Ala.:
succeeded the Play, and went off with its usual success.
Mr. and Mrs. HENRY Kitting are performing at
the Chester I'neatre.

Mr. Roca, the Manager of the D ,blip Theatre,
is nbw in Landon, beating up fur recruits.
PARISIAN MODES.—PARIS, Our. 15.—The nmdigs
flow use a great deal of plain black velvet in bonnets.
Such of the bonnets as are in the form. of a toque,
and of which the front is turned up, have above toe
turn-up a large and long plume, lai,l Hat from left to
right. Other black velvet bonnets Are trismned wito
rows, without leaves, or•under black leaves. Rolls
of satin and velvet forming the sides, save to trios
black bonnets. The fmu of these bonnets is Bat at
the ton, and all the sides draw up to the coot::,
which is eenerally a Utmost. Bands, of the b:eldth
of a tinvr, are sometimes used ioste.!d of a roll ; but
then ..he bonnets are half satin, halt tall , or satin and
reps rose and %rhite, or orange and white. Wc forgot
to state, that on the black bonnets they plait a [Sack
tuii, Some of the mod sus have prepared rose and
apple-green amaranths to ornarheot bonnets of large
ribbands, of these two colours.'A band of rose satin,
tour fingers broad, and a little RI:OVe it a roll of Mgt
is.tha cid:lining at the bottom of the Dowilktres, of a
dasiaqf colour, Within these few days riding toms
have appeared, of' merino, amaranth and *victim
g
they are all doubled with white. and a aa tirrow.whi
I.enibrolderiia the only . •
London, England, 1814-10-20

DEAL, OCTOBER. io.

Remain in the Downs his Majesty's ships MON.
MOUTH, MERMAID, ARCHER, AMARANTHS, BERMUDA,
CORDELIA, ROSARIO, REDPOLE, and GRIFFON, and
several sail of outward-bound. Sailed the DUNCAN
and PERSEVLTANCE transports for the River.
London, England, 1814-10-20

SELECT AR TiCI.F.S OF ES TABLASHED REPUTATION.
EMEI"s ESSENCE of PEARL and PEAR L
.1-1. DENT![ RICE, which excel, both in elegance and eilicacy,
every other preparation for the Teeth and Gums, price .'x Dd. each.
The Essence is particularly recommended to Parents and per-
sons who have the care of Children as the greatest preservative
of Young and tender Teeth. None are Genuine but what have
the v ord:, " 7. Hemet, Bayley and Blew, Cockspur sir et," en-
graved in the stamp.

CA'EHARXIIAN WATER, for the general improvement •f
the Complexion, the cure of all cutaneou4disorderi, and the b.tes
and stings of venomous insects. Pints 7s. 6d. Half-pints
each.
BAYLEY's TRUE ESSENTIAL SALT of LEMONS rut
taking Ink spots and stains. ut of Lace and Lin-n. The genuiw
is signed "W. Bayley" on the Box and Wrspper. Also hIS
SCOURING DROP.i,for tak.ng Grease out ()ISt*, Stuff, Wool-
len Cloth, &c. price Is eich. .
Veritable POMMADE DIVINE, price Se. 6d the g`ass.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by BA v Lev and Bt./ W, Pertiimees,
and Mattufactureri of Dressiig and Writing Cases, Cnck•pitr•
street, London ; %here also raay be had, Catlmai.'s incomparable
Razor Strap, the best and mist durable one ova submitted to the
public, price 6s. and to.. s!. each.

ItHEUNIATISMS, PALSIES, and GOUTY
AFFECTIONS, with their usual concomitant-, Spasm or
flying Pains, Flatulency, Indigestion, and general Debility (ori,
ginning in whatever source), are relieved and frequently cured
by WHITEHEAD'. F.SSENCE ot MUSTARD PILLS, after
everysolher means had. failed. The Fluid Essence of Mustard,
(use I with the Pills, in those complaints where necessary) is per-
Laps the most ac,ive, prnetrattng, and effectual remedy in the
world, peoemlly eurjnz thr severest Sprains and Bruises, in less
than half he dine usually taken by any o:her Liniment or Em.
brocades; and if used homediately after any acciden., it nrevents
the part turning bIarb.—WHITEHE AD's FAMILY CERATE
is equally elatstlous for all 111-conditioned Sores, Sore Legs, Si.or-
butic Eruptions, Mutt !lei, Pimp's.", Ringworms, Shingles, Ert ak-
Ines out in the Face, Nose, Ears, and Eyelids, Soru and !dittoed
Eyes, Sore Meads, anti carbutic Humours of every -leserips on.
Prepared only, and sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary, No. IS,
Greek-stieet, Soho, London. The Essence and Pills at s.. 9d.
Path, the Coate at Is. ltd. and 4s. 9d. Sold tsy.every Mettichae
Vtrldt-r i t the 1_41H:4
•.• The (;ei.nino I:As a Black luk Stamp, with the name 8f
R.JouNsrota inserted nn It.
London, England, 1814-10-20

LEIPSIC, OC fOBE I.

We have received more' po.itive intelligence re-
specting General Lecocq and C,ilonel de Zeschwity
(for it is the 1 ttter, and not the Genet al, of that name
who is involved in the business). It was General
Thielman who caused them to be arrested, and they
say that it was the l'russian General Kleist who de-
manded this arrest. General Lecocq was sent to
Torgau, and Colonel Zeschwity to Wittenberg. They
are not locked up, for these towns are occupied by
Prussian troops.
Upper Lusatia has been requested to send Deputies
to Dresden to regulate their system of credit.--their
discussions have commenced.
London, England, 1814-10-20

MARRIED.

Monday, at St . George's, Hanover. Square, Fred. Bozon, E.g.
a Plymouth Dock, Devon, to Mi-s A n I a Price, eldest daugh-
ter of the Rev. Dr. jlrice, Dean of Salisbui y, and Prebendary of
Durham, &c.
Saturday, at Upper Deal, Captain Edward Hirvey, R. N. to
Miss Cannon, of flak Lodge, Mid. !le Deal.
Oct. 15, Capt. r. Hunn, it. N. to Emma, only darghter of Vice
Admiral Picktuore.

Oct 15, at Blechington, Oxfordshire, T.Tytwhitt Drake, Esq.
M.P. of Sherdelves, bucks, to Barbara Caroline, second (laugh.
ter of A. Annesky, Esq.

DILL).

Monday, at his father's house, Clapton, Wm. White Lbwmatt,
of Lomhard-st reet, banter.

Lately, at Brook-house, Claptea, n.hlloacx, the Rev. Sir Ca-
rew Vyvyan, Bart. of frclowarren, Cornwall.
Sunday, at Islington, in the 67th year ut his age, the Rev. Nath.
Jennines, 16 years minister of the eopgregation of Prolestaut dis-
senters' meeting in Lower-street.
At in Nova Scotia, on tie I 6th ult. in the 84th year
of his age, Mr. Edmund Dwyer, late of the coninies.:ry depart.
meta.
Saturday, in Hamaplace, aged 19, Jernima, eldest daughter of
Major• Gen.-i al Robert Bell, of the /s.ladra. Artillery.
On the 1 ith inst. Lady Munro, widow of the late Fir Alex.
Munro, of Novar. _ _

October 7, at Cansbeltown, Captain G. Morris, of the Royal
Navy.
October 8, at St. George's Cottage, Gloucestershire, aced 88,
the wife of Captain Joisn Griffith, Royal Navy.
October 9, its the Close of Salisbury, after attending Divine
Service twice that day, F. Webb, Esq. Land Agent.

THE celebrated ANTI-IMPETICINES, or,
SOLOMON'. DROPS, (without mercury, or ary th•le•
trsous preparation) which stand in the highest estiniaticnisor tkt
ore of the Scurvy, Scrofula, leprosy. an all &stir hrs on
ginatl,ig in an impure state of the bl od ; %wog gradual. g
and almost imperceptible, In their operation—the hest ,iiii,trute
hat has ever been discovered for that dangerous mineral Met.
cury, sweetening the blood, dm' stimulating it to expel all noxions
and impure juices, giving strength and tore to the nervtt,
vening and invigorating both body and mind.—Price iI s. p.r
titttle, or four in one family bottle for Sas. on which one small
bottle is savel. The words 6' Saml. Solomon, Liverpool," art en-
graved on the stamp of each bottle, witliou t which t o t. arogenuitie.
Sold by Sa noel Leigh, l 8, Strand; Bacon and Co. 150, 0 ttned.
",treet; opposite New Bond-street, Loudon, and all Medicine-
cnd4s.
p,-7. Dr Solomon meets, wben consulted by letter, the uraal
complitneist of a one pound note to he iuclosed, addi essrd--
" Money Letttr. Dr. Solomon, Gilead Douse, near Liverpool.
k Paid double postnge
London, England, 1814-10-20

Ellt [HS.

On the 26th September, at Madrid, the Lady of Wm. Duff
Gordon, Esq. M. P. of a on.
List week, Margaret Ca!lira, of a daughter; she Is the wife of
a labouring man, atlil is at present. in her Stith year, as a; pars
by the registry of the parish o. Killpipe, in the county of W ick-
low, basting been baptized there o.t the Gth May,
London, England, 1814-01-06

Bllt tits.
Monday se'nnight, at Belford House, Salop, Lad)? Caroline
Rtishout, of a daughter.
Motlay, the Lady of du Rre. Charles Hughes, of Bridge-
Raw, of a son.

•
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DIED.
On the 14* of May tau, it Bombay, William lotus Budaby,
Esq. of the Civil Service.npcn that Establishment, much beloved
by all Who knew him, and eldest son of William Enshby, Esq. of,
Greet Cumberland Place. The snitd manners, the hind and af-
fectionate di •iosttions of this prottilsing your] mkt', bad pecli-
liarty endeared him to his fatrdl7 and friends, by whom his tosil
will be long severely felt and deeply labsented. .
. -
O
On the 113th ult. suddenly, In the sad year of his age, at n-
ward, in Ireland, John C-artittarn, Esq. of Ahlifseld Lodge, &Of-
folk, abd ktlejor iu the West Suffolk Militia.
Tridry, In her 85ttr year, at her house In aloacestershlre, the
' Hon. Mrs. 'f albot, widow cif the Hon. and R Geerge Talbot
Times lay last, in her 62d year, Mrs. King; wife of the Rai.
John King, A.M. Rector of Mgt netharri.
London, England, 1814-01-06

PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 5.

Arrived his Majesty's ships SAVAGE and CORD&
MA, with a large fleet from the Downs.—Wind E.
DEAL, JANUARY 5.
Arrived bis Majesty's ships Notion, and DEFENDER
from the Roompot ; and the HYDRA from Holland.
Arrived and sailed for the River the Orion, HAT ro,
from New Brunswick.—Wind N. E.
LIVERPOOL, JANUARY 4.
None of the ships that were off yesterday have got
in, on account of the wind being North East.

HARWICH', JANUARY 5.
Arrived the Auckland packet with a mail and pas-
sngers from Bremerle, by way of Cuxhaven ; Lord
Duncan packet, with a mail from Heligoland ; and
life Lady Francis packet, with a -nail and passengers
from Holland. Also arrived a Khan w►th pawn-
Lars from Holland.
London, England, 1814-09-02

ZURICH, AUGUST so.

All the Deputations from the Cantons have left us,
and the Ministers of Foreign Powers have also quitted
us for a short time. Count Ca,po d'lstria is at the
baths of Baden, in Argovia. The English Minister
is making a tour througit the 4c.iss M. 'de
Schraut has gone to visit the works on the Linth, and
the French Minister will arrive at Berne on Sunday.
The following Note was addressed, on the Bth of
this month,by their Excellencies the Ministers of A us-.
tria England, and Russia, to the High Die!, teia•
2
London, England, 1814-09-02

GRAVION-STREE I', BOND-STREET.

CELLAR of Genuine fine flavoured WINES, a eery capital
GIG, HARNESS for one HORSE, a pair of CURRICLE
HO/SIS, and a fine CHAROBR.
By Mr. ROBINS,
On the Premises, N 0.6, Gratton-atreec, Bond-street, on Friday,
October 7, 1814, at Twelve o'clock,

THE Stock of Genuine, Choice, and fine fl.tvoured
WINES, he. the Property of a OtHILESI A
To be &livered from his Cellars in Grafton-street, consisting
of about ISO dozens of hoe flavoured Port Wine, a part whereof'
is very old and choice; 50 doseus of fine Old Sherry; 70 dozens
of choice Madeira, 15 years in the wood, and remarkably fine
Malmsey Madeira; and abut 30 gowns of Tukay, Red and
White Cape, Constauda, Old Heck, Hermitage, lturzandy, and
Piuk Chanspaigne,in high perfection. A very Capital Gig, with
Hood and Harness; two Curricle Hones, accustomed to draw
together or separate; and a handsome Charger.
. The Winos to be tamed at the time of age. Catalogues on
the Premises; Of Mr. Gaunt, Solicitor, 1 limb's Colidult-wevi;*
and of Mr. &tablas, Warwick-street, Geblea-square.
London, England, 1814-09-02

BRF.MFI4, AUGUST .24.

Travellers from Hesse :arm, that some days ago,
orders were given that the whole Hessian army should
nu knger be considered as moveable, and a furlough
to be given to a certain number of troops, and a part
of the rest to be wholly disbanded ; hut t o days after.
wards orders came to Llisband no more, immediately
to fecal those who had obtained furloughs, and to
place every thing in such a state that the whole army
'might he able to rn trch at the first notice. These
measures ate attributed to different causes, which it
is difficult to ascertain ; probably the precarious state
of Germany may be one motive. The Russian army
rear Hamborgh continues to be reinforced.

Til E EVENING STAR.

LON DON.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1814.
LONDON EURNT.—HOIIthy at the Bank.

We stated yesterday that Lord WILLIA bf SWART, 1
p 1 the COYQUESTADOR, of 71 guns, died on his passage
from Jamaica, of a fever. We are sorry, today, to
have to add, that the Captain of Marines, four Mid-
shipmen, and 21 seamen, also died of the same fever,
on the passage, between the 27th of June and the 16th
of July.

We have received Paris Papers of Tuesday. On

the side et Italy the intelligence is not tranquillizing,
WICRAT is making a thousand awkward efforts to
make himself respected by the people, from whom
he seems to have received numerous hints of the ille-
gitimacy of the tenure by which he rules them. He
has put several under arrest who doubtless ventured
to speak lather freely of his high birth and other requi-
sites for a throne. We could persuade ourselves
that this crouching to the Lazzarcui, whs an act of
great prudence on the part of Monsieur Murat, if he
had any thing like a title to the Throne ; but unsup.
potted as he is, either by the people or by the Allied
*Sovereigns, his best policy would be to make a hand-
some bow to the audience, and make his exit. He
onlit to recollect that he has been told by the British
Ministers, both ie and out of Parliament, that Great
Britain and her All;es are pledged to nothing respect-
ing him, but orly to a suspension of arms with the
Newpolitan frOOpt,
The conduct of Austria gives great dissatisfaction
in Italy. Austrians arc every where employed instead
of Italians, and the hitter retire iii disgust. The
French Journals seem to take a peculiar delight in
insinuating causes of complaint against Austria.—
If the affairs of Italy occasion a ru;.ture, therefore,'
it is easy to foresee the part which France will take ;
but we cannot for 4 moment suppose that Austria
will, at this enlightened period of civil society, adopt
or encourage any thing like the brigandage system,
which ruined France. The Italians, it is evident,
are determined to choose their own masters ; and we
trust, for the honour of humanity, that their voice
will be heard at the ensuing Congress.
The French Papers state, that the French Funds
London, England, 1814-09-02

It'AVAL.CINDELLIGENCE.

All the Br; ,tni ships, Irmo jamaica. by
_the fleet
jnlt Al Or, d, have reached that port in safety.
T! e CnEnotcee k
sop of war has arrived at Leith
Wi!l. i ronvitrom'Atchanizel: particularsnot known.
11. c Triton. Biawcz, from Cadiz to London,
which wa% c3inneed by the Pnnce of Neufahatel pri-
v:-tteer, h.'s been found at Sea by the TUSCAN sloop of
scar, anJ carried into Gibraltsr.
DARTMOUTH, AI'rIUST 31.

•PAss'd by his Majesty's ship ULYSSES, LEVIATHAN,
anii Comaussr*Dox, with the Jamaica► Fleet under
eqrant.

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST St.

Arrived his MAjesty's ship PELERU% from BOUT-
demix, with lour transports under convoy, which are
sailed • for- Portsmouth. The Jamaica Fleet passed
this poit yesterday evening. _
London, England, 1814-09-02

BERLIN, AUGUST ts.l

His Majesty, by a decree of the 3d instant, has in-
stitu•cd an o:der to reward 'the Prussian Matrons
and their daughtets for their services during the war,
. and given it the name of the Order of Louisa. The
insignia of the Order consist hi a small black ena-
melled cross. The round blue enamelled shield or
medallion in the middle of the cross, has on front the
letter L. with a crown of stars round it; and on the
reverse the elites, 1813 and 1814. It is to be worn
fastened by a white ribbon on the left breast, and to
be given both to married and unmstiried women. The
slumber of members is an hundred, and the Chapter
to consist of four ladies, cf whom her Royal Highness
the Princess of r.ussia, consort of Prince William, is
President.
London, England, 1814-09-02

GRAFTON-S rREET, BOND-STREE

Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; PIER and CHIM-
NEY GLASSES; beautiful Veri Antique Siab, on carved and
g It Framv; a Collection of eho'ce and rare SIIELLS and NI I-
NERAC.4, with beautiful SHELL CAIIiNEI 5 ; ;
Dining, Card, Sofa, Lady's Work, an ether TABLES, in
Mahogany and Rosewowl; rich inlaid CA PANE IS, China
JARS. &c.; Busts, Bronzes, finJi-cases, useful Presses, Brae-
; ket-Clock, and Patent Mangle.
By Mr. ROBINS, •
On the Premise*, No. 6, Grabou-streot, Bond-street, on Wed-
' • nesday, October 5, and feline/brit: day, at Eleven &aid',
DART of the genuine IIOUSEEIOLD FURNI.
'TUBE, the Pru:erty of a Ofterrizm set. Con:siting of
capital Four post lieds,eads; with carved mahogany pillars, with
Chintz, Coto.n, and other Furnitures; Draperieii, trimmed with
Parisian Fringe ; Draw ing.room and Eating-parlour Currains, in
Chintz and Mmine; Pier and Chimney-zlasses ; Tent and other
Bedsteads and Furnitures; a fine specimen of Verd Antique, in
carved and yilt frames ; costly Cabloets for Shells and Minerals,
fitted up with Plate-glass, anti Drawiii4 utOrrikatb ; inlaid Ca-
binets,Rose-vrond, Sofa, Ladies' Work, Card, and ocher rabies
Bronze ISusts,.&c. rich Brussels and other CA-pets, Sideboard,
I hiiii.;-tablet, Eating parlour, Chairs, Library-tables, capital
deal Wardrobes, Bookcases and Presses r.l various descri;nians
commodinu-ly li!tcd up, a collection of rare Shells and Minerals,
a few Paintilics and thawing* in Crayons, numerous Kitchen
Rerpilsites, a lilker's Patent Mangle, and o:her Effects. •
'lso be viewed on Monday and Tuesday, and till the time of
Sate. Catalogues at ls. each on the Premises; of Mr Gaunt,
Solicitor, Lamb's Condult-,tract; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-
street. Golden-square.
London, England, 1814-09-02

HAMBURGH MAIL.

A Hamburgh Mall arrived this morning, and tt4
contents are rather important, when viewed in concert
with the intelligence in the French papers. Austria
has, undoubtedly, given umbrage to the other Con.
tinental Powers, and to the Italians in particular; by
the rapacity with which she has seized upon Italy.—
A new war is I,vidently contemplated on the Conti-
tinent, on the side of Italy. Austria will, probably,
take Murat, and even Bonaparte himself, into pay,
on this event. The legitimate Sovereigns of Europe
will, of course, side with the people of Italy ; and
declare at once for the old Bourbon-House of Naples,
London, England, 1814-10-18

Wadies, seams, severely ; Vlllllam &den; corporal, badly
homas Heart, seaman, badly ; James Farrel, seaman, se-
verely; Thomas Robinson, unman, badly.

/LIAM.
KILL en—Michael Hubbert, seaman.
Woo stu En—James Acklow and John Pierce seamen, badly; D.
Bartholomew, Esq. Captain, slightly John Wright, seaman,
(since dead); John Mingay, negro (since dead); Richard Poine,
Lieutenant, slightly; A. Read, ma'ter's mate, slightly; Jowl
Carol, seaman, severely (doing well) ; Thomas Bakes, boy,
severely (doing well); William Elliot, boatswain, severely (Jo
ing well); John Duffy, William Payne, and John Sullivan,
seamen, severely; Patrick Bryan, and Wilson Parkinson, sea-
men, slightly ; Robert Ladd, private marine, slightly.
London, England, 1814-10-18

VACKIRY IS THE DEATH OF IHOUSANDi.
HEALTH RESTORED,

After having been deceived and improperly treated ',J./ !Iliccrata
Pretenders.

MESS R S. COOPER and Co. Surgeons, Charlotte.
street, Bbckftiars road, adjoining Rowland Hill's Ch..": 4,
dut mg 90 years regular practice, can aver that thousands WI vie-.
tiros yearly to a Certain Complaint, owiag to improper treater:et,
which have caused Ulcerations, with Blotches on the Head,
Face, and Body, &Imes, in the :Sight, noise in the Ewa, Peaferes,
:et ries ures , obst ih ate Meets, Nodes on the Shin Ben es, *inroad sate
Throat, nocturnal pains in the Head and I: arks (frequently
taken and often fatally treated as Rheematis:n); at Ls! Prom
ensues, with a general Debility, and decay of the cons: notion,
originating from a Dreadful Disease lurking io the habit or the
Improper use of Mercury.
Messrs. Cooper anti Co. have been regularly bred to ,j.le pre.
fusion, (and their experience in the above dleordt rs err nt parul.
leled), are Members of thy Royal College of tlutTe-0r.., in I.nte.-
don and Edinburgh ; and It is gratifying to their teelor,- to 4t
flounce they have rescued very many of their (chow are*
from the above dreadful disorders (after oche's, and even 1:onto
tale bad failed).
SLrgeon Cooper and Co. are consulted dilly from tcn eeves
(Sundays exceptel) by either see, confidentially ; or by ict,er,.,
post psid, when medicines and the best aJvice will be seat to
any part or the town or country.
N. U. The PILES and FIS I ULM cured whfrout Batwing Or
Cutting, and those wlso labour ender the most dletr.s..ti care*
of ellkility (trons whatever cause, whether jute Ale it.tbere• :IA vs
otherhrise) iv,,erl not de.pair, it they apply to Surgeon Cooper et:A
Co. C.ariorte-street, B.ackfriarr sunk, attjtaicing klanvland
London, England, 1814-10-18

NiIPAL IaVTELLIGENCE.

AMERMAN PRIVATLERS,
The George, WILKINSON, from Coik, to Hods° n'i
Bay, was taken ult. off Cape Class, by the Ve.
nus privateer, of k.—Four other prireeers
were in sight at the tine. The Venus shortly after
captured tour or five other Vessels—names unknown.
London, England, 1814-10-18

munkost.

WOUNDED—Henri, HinckniaiViL4 William Robens, seamen,
severely.
Total-7 killed ;35 wounded.
(Signed) JAMES A. GORDON, Captain.
An ACCOUNT of Vzsszts captured by the squadron under the
command of James A. Gordon. Esq. Captain of his Majesty's
ship Seahorse, at the City of Alexandria and Fort Washington.
on the River Potowmac, at five o'clock in the morning of the
tfth August, IC 4.
A pun-boat. of 2 guns ; schooner Elizabeth ; brig Gilpin; stoop
Harmony; schooner Wicomoco ; ship William and John; shit.
Baltic Trader; skip Monsoon; brig Eldermon; schooner Dis.
patch ; shooner Little Eliza; a small vessel from 1341timure ;
a small vessel front Washingtgin ; Hermaphrodite brig, name
unknown; Fair Play schooner ; schooner, name unit:low:l ;
Little Lady sloop ; William Eaton schooner ; Thames sloop ;
Rebecca schooner; Lloyd brig; /Etna. 3. A. GORDON.
London, England, 1814-10-18

MARRIED.

Saturday, at St. Michael's Church, Lichfield, by the Rev. R.
Butkertslge, Lieutenant Lady, of his Majesty's 50th Regiment,
to Jane, youngest ilaughtts of the late 't hortuut Fletcher, E.l. of
'Haseborn Hall, in the county of Stafford.
Sunday se'nnight, at South Shields, Captain Beatter, to Mrs.
isabella White, of the Sundeilatul Bridge Inn.
London, England, 1814-10-27

AfIDDLBSEX SLSSIONS.

Yesterday Jacob Hodge, toil-collector of the Ham-
mersmith Gate, stood charged on three several indict-
ments : first, for extortion. to receiving 11s. 8,1. toll of
Mr. Richards, he having paid a like sum on the mor-
ning of that day : 2:11y, for assaulting a Gentlemm,
of the name of Bailey, he having 'resisted the attempt
to practise a similar ectortion and, Sdly, for assaul-
ting Mrs. B. the Lady of Mr. Bailey.
These charges being proved, the Jury found the
defendant Guilty on each indictment.
The Cuatititast, in passing sentence, spoke in the
severest terms of Hodge's conduct. He remarked,
that for the last two cr three years the•Harnmersmith
Gate had been the scene of constant tumult on Sun-
days, to the amusement of the lower order of peop:e,
who regularly assembled to witness it, and to the great
annoyance of the public. It was time that something
should be done to put an'end to such disgraceful pro.
ceedings, by making an example of the Frisoner.
The sentences were—for the assault on Mrs. Bailey,
six months ; for that on Mr. Bailey, three months ;
and for the extortion, three months ; being, together,
twelve months imprisonment in the House of Correc-
tion, Cold Bath-fields.
London, England, 1814-10-27

THEATRE ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, will be acted
the Traredy of
HAMLET.
Perknit's, Mr. BI.ANCHARD; Dienes, ll4r. ABBOTT;
Hamlet, Mr. KEMBLE ; Ghost, Mr. ECiER
Oph- la. Miss MATTHEWS.
After which the new Melo-4)mila, culled
THE FOREST OF BONDY; or,
I HE DOG OF MONTARGIS.
The Music composed by Mr. BISHOP.
to-morrow, Verice Preserved : Belvidera, Miss O'Neill.
Saturday. Julius Czar: Brutus, Mr. KemWe.
Mono.ty, Romeo and Juliet : Juliet, Misc O'Neill.
Tuesday, l'he ' ' heel of Fortune : Ptnruddock, Mr. Kemble.
A new opera, in two acts, bas been some time M rehearsal,
tailed John, of Paris, and will be produced immed.ately.
London, England, 1814-10-27

HAMBURGH MAIL.

A Hamborgh Mail also arrived this morning, with
the following intelligence :

BRANDLNBURG, OCTOBER 15.

The preparations for the solemn reception of the
sovereigns our Allies, at Berlin, ate prosecuted with
unabating activity. His Majesty the sing of Den-
mark is also expected, and will reside at the Palace of
Montujon.
Letters from Vienna say, that the bonds of friend-
ship •and esteem between our Ring and his Danish
Majesty are daily strengthened.
London, England, 1814-10-27

OURNAY, OCTOBER 21.

We learn from . that internal trade of
FrAnse is fettered by. the seyerity of measures, which
only *tease die tOisaffsfaction of the fair trader, who
is hindered by w thousand vexatious proceedings,
but it is hoped that the lOferior oificers, wiao are used
to assume an importetee towards 4rangeri, will be
made sensible diet tfie to". of opptesslcipla pat, .tend
that they do not pow tict their .duty by makes the
Sovereign and the iaws hated, 'but by snaking Own,
lend aitd respected. • •
London, England, 1814-10-27

PAWNBROKERS' DUPLICATF.S.

MESSRS. GRINISTONE and en. N 0.47, Old-
cim,inae to redeem from Pleas... and Purchase
Manufactured Goods of every description, Plate; Diamonds, and
Peat Is., :Those having a heavy stock of goods ott hand, =Li dis-
posed to sell for cash, so as to make it wordsy the noliee of
Messrs. G. and Co. may be furnished with any svm from Ten
Pounds to one Thousand. Respectable Bills negotiated on
!!b!,r.11 terms.

LOCK AND SUROK:6I. 1)1:;PINSAR Y.
Pore° m—Hit; Royal liigl.nemi Ow Duke of Yuen.
GOVERNORS.
. _

Earl of Bgremont I John Latenche, M: P.
Earl of Leitrim. Col. W. Junes, M. P.
Hon. Col. J. Parry, M.P. Col. H. Cle.tietrs, M. P.
guR LON--Mr.K;eruan, Parodicar of the Royal L'oliego, London.
rli HIS INSTITITI'ION, established for tic exclu-
1. sive Treatment and Cure of th, VENEREAL. DISE:I"X ••,
and their dreadful conitelLetaces, as utrictores, Unbilitic,, llkera-
dons, &c. has to boast the cure of n. Less rtuna I,eoo Patients, an-
nually, many of whom hav,t Leen afflicted Irons 10 to 'lO years.
The early 'symptoms at Gonorrltten And Chancre are cured in
a few days by Mr. Kiernan's supi altar and efficacious mode of
trea,ment. and that weaknt.,,s and deracvnient of the generative
urging, which imrair thi• rens:hi:tin:l, and shorten life,.are here
more sue: vole), treated 111:oi on any other pla,..
Mr.Kiernau may be cur.:At:tea as usual, by either sex, at his
rrivate haute, No. 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford-square,
where Le h.rs front Towu and Country art to he addressed, and
the tiec•-•sary adv"ce and medicine -will lee given or sent to auy
part or the kir ...!ints. •
Jut published, priest Ss. Poetical Observations on the above
Pi,eases. Sold by Sherwood and Co. No. 20, Paternoster row;
and Higltiey, 24, Flotot-streit‘
London, England, 1814-10-27

BRIGIrTOK, OC7VBER U.

Th..; morning, after breakfast, the PRICE RECEUT
went through the town, with the QueErs and Pit/N-•
CIS.SESI in carriages. On the. Stey,:t they :slighted,
mut walked for a considerable time, followed by An
:n.mense concourse of people. The QUEEN was dress.
Jd.in a purple pelisie. and' an Oldenbingli bonnet._...
The Paixcr. REGENT wore a plain brown coat, ker.
serum hreeaes and gaiters. The Pftthcauts were
plainly and elegantly dressed. The Duke ref CLA.
antics was in plain blue; and the Duke of Ki-vr
wore leather breeches, and an half-dressed blue LOC.
turned up with scarlet.
London, England, 1814-10-27

VIENNA, OCTOBER 11

It is said that Prince Talleyratid interes:; himself
greatly is the restoration of the King of Saxony, and
that several of the high allied Powers participate in
this feeling. In this case all Saxony, on the right
bank of the Elbe, will be formally ceded.to Prussia,
and the only dispute will be about the possessiou ul
Dresden.

The King o 7 Sweden, Gustavus Ad.ilphus, quits
Italy, and returns to Germany.

ROME, OCTOBER 10.

The mission of General Bertrand to the Pope has
for its object to request the revocation of the sentence
of exconimunication issued by his Holiness aga:ost
trim %Olen be took possession of the Eeelcsi,,,ticai
States. This General will proceed from lOrne to the
Congress at Vienna.,
London, England, 1814-10-27

GO'. TENBURGH, OCTOBER IS.

'We have official information from Norway, that on
Moil Jay last Prince Christian gave in his resignation
to the Diet, and on Tuesday morning set off for
Lau wig, a.companied by General Haxthausen, and
several (Alter of the late ruling members, who, it seems,
are determined npt to quit him.
Although there was a British sloop of war, the
Briscis, Capt. Jackson, waiting to convey the Prince
wherever he commanded, yet he refused ite and went
to Lauwig, where there was a Danish cutter in readi-
ness. lie declared he would not go to Copenhagen,
but intended landing at Senderberg, in the Belt.
It appears that the Members of the Diet agree
pretty well, excepting those from Bergen and Dron-
theim, especially the former, who say they will not
submit to be Swedes.
The famous Rosincrantz is also preparing to quit
Norway—he has sold part of his estates.

ROME, SEPTEMBER so.
The Duke of Sore has sent M. Vera to Vienna to
claim ai the Congress the Principality of Piombino,
of which the Duke was deprived in favour of Felix
Bacchiochi, the husband of Madam Eliza Bonaparte.
The Duch?, comprehends a part of the Island of Elba.
HAGUE, OCTOBER 20.
His Royal Highness Prince Frederick of Orange
is arrived in this town, on his return from England.
London, England, 1814-10-27

CORN LAWS.

- - - -
This day was rlillikhed, in One VoL Bvo. price 93. in bnards,
AN INQUIRY into the State of NATIONAL
SU BSISTENCE, as connected %ilk the progress of Wei
and Puktitation.
ry W. T. COMBER.
• • This Work exhibits all Iligtortral Review of the various
•
al-trationg in the Corn. li•iws, with an examination of their oh•
leas ant effects, and wil' prove a tis.lul arrompaninieut to the
recent Report of the Committee of the House of Common; on
this subject.
Printed for T. Cadet awl W. Davies, ltraud.
London, England, 1814-10-27

DEPOIS DE LIVRES FRANCOIS.

THE Nobility anql Gentry are rep,ctElly informed
that l% Tesq-s Bo -; SAN e and MAss oe, Pi inters and Boolt-
sellers, of Park, Mr. Lt: BLANC, ai:-o Pri,;•er and Bnoks.,ller, fit
Paris, have recently e,tablished a o extensive Libr.ry of French,
Latin, Italian, and Spanish Book ;, at No. i 4, Great Mar.borotigh•
street; where every Publication of merit may be had nearly as
soon as published in France :—BoOkbellers will be supplied on
the most liberal teen*.

An Alsridgernent of ther 4eneral Catalogue, cornainin:7 all the
most esteemed elementary French Buoks, isiust pubh4.ed, and
may be bad (gratis) as chore.

. This day were published.
In One large Volume, uvo. ,rice. boards.
LECTURES on INFLAMMATION; exhibiting,
a View of the general Docts furs, Pathological and Prac-
tical. of Medical Surgery
By .10:4N I'HOMPSON, M.D. F.R.S.E.
Protester of Surgery to the Royal College of Stuzecitis, andße-
gius Professor of Military Surgery in the University of Edit:-
burgh.
Printed for T. Ced•ll and W. Davits, Strand. London ; and
W. Illackwouti,- at. Edinburgh.
London, England, 1814-10-27

MILAN, OCTOBER S.

An English Courier, who travelled in eight days
from Londnn to Genoa, %here he embarked fur,
Palermo, has spread 4 report, that in case Poland
should be re-established under a Russian Prince, an
Austrian Archduke will have a considerable king-
dom in Italy. The !caresses in Upper Italy are
again furnishing with provisions.

ANCONA, OCTOBER 3.
Dirty <l.ly since the 25th September fresh Neapo.
litan troops arrive here, both by sea And 1-insl. Two
regiments of.cevalry are st.itionecl at Ase' .i. The
town is so crowded with soldiers, that the municipa-
lity has been obliged to quarter part of them in private
houses,. A Proclamation by the Mayor announces
that no exceptions can be made. This accumulation
of troops, just at the opening of the Congress at
Vienna, gives rise to a thousand conjectures.

FRANKFORT, OCTOBER 17.

We are*assured, upon audioritY that may be de-
r:acted upon, that !pug JOAffiliq 1.6 at this moment
tog,iged in negociations.of the highest* importance
with the Allied S,,yereigns at the COngress.*
London, England, 1814-10-27

AUGSBURGH, OCT. 17.

The Gazette of Cassel gates, that it was not the
Petition addressed• by the Saxon troops to the Con-
gress of Vienna in favour of their King, which occa-
sioned the arrest of Generals Lecocq and Zeskwitz,
but a cause still unknown.