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Star.
London, England, 1815-04-26

MILAN, APRIL 9.

A report is current that the Austrian General Ba
anchi has been surrounded by the Neapolitans in su-
perior force, and lost from 4. to 50(X) men in an affair
a: Taro. It appears beyond a doubt that Parma is
in the power of Murat ; the Austrians art entrench-
-% themselves on the Po.
FLORENCE, APRIL to.
The Neapolitans entered this city on the 6th. 'The
people received them well, and seemed to look upon
them more favourably than on the Germans. The
Austrian General Nugent, on their approach, retired
l'istoria with five thousand men, of whom two
thbusand were Tuscans, who desert daily. The Nea•
kclitans who entered Florence with Generals Yveron,
Pigeattelli, and others, were six thousand in number.
On the morning of the 9th General Yveron set off to
alr,sck the Austrian column at Pistoia. Another Nea-
Otto ct limn is marching on the road from Pistoia
to Leghorn, to cut off General Nugent's retreat.
. report is spread that the King of Naples, having
demanded of Li-rd W. Bentinck whether he meant
t, act against him, the latter replied that if h►s Ma-
•t.ty would guarantee the independence of the Kepub-,


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London, England, 1815-04-26

DIXON'S ANTIISIIJOITS P11.1.q.

THESE Pills long since obtained a just celebrity
in the private practice of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON,
Apothecary; and from their rem sticces in.my oliqi:iate bili-
ous disorders, on numerous Patients of di-.:inctrni, aoti others,
particularly ti'e Duke of Be•lIord, Sir Georye Warren, the
Dowager Lady Say and Sete, the V tscountesi &c.
he was persuaded t e offer them to the Public, under the :Too-
bation and sanction of their names.

They are found to be an incomparable remedy for restoring
the tone of the stomach, fqr curing indigestion, or preventing
crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eructation" and flatu-
lence'. They remove habitual and temporary costiveness, sick
' head-ache, acid beaft.burn, whether arising from the acrimony
of the redundant bile, intemperate diet, or drinking to excess,
and will be found a niost Valuable Medicine to bt• r.•iotted to
upon every indisposition, occasioned by a dEiurtlertd State of the
Stomach and Bowels:

Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Lotter's, 4, Cheapside, Corner
of St. Paul's Churoh-Yard ; by Sharp and Mans, Portsmouth;
Jones, Weston, Minim, and Mallory, Portsea ; Hall, Johnson,
and Harding, Gosport; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; Peck
and Ross, and Turner, Hull; Hovland, Cookworthy, Nettleton,
and Gilbert, Plysnbuth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and
Co. Birmingham :Staines, Lynch, and A•kinson, Manchester:
Trewman. Exeter ; Baiter and M•Donald, Glasgow ; Bulgen and
Barry, Bristol; Stevenson and Co. Norwich; Sw mien, Leicester;
Edwards and Penny, and Billinge and I Athbu ty, Liverpool ; Neal,
and Ledger, Dover ; Whi►e, Brighton ; Roberts and Ruff, Che!..
tenham Simmonds, Blandford; Roach, Plymouth Dock ; and
retailby most cOmory Medicine Venders, to brass at so. sill. sad
Ge. sub.
London, England, 1815-04-26

BULLETIN OF THE ARMY.

A Courier sent off on the 9th, by Baron Frimont,
Commander-in-Chief of the Army of Italy, and who
arrived at Vienna on the 14th, brings intelligence
that King Joachim had moved his head-quarters to
Modena, and after many marches and counter-
marches, probably fur the purpose of deceiving the
Austrians, had directed his main force upon Fe, rar
This attempt. hnwevir, was frustrated by General
Von Lauer, commanding there.
" On the Bth. the King caused, in his presence, se-
veral attacks to be made on our tete-de-port at °c-
ells() 13:110, but his trovs were repulsed with consi-
derable loss. In the evening the enemy's corps was
forced to a complete retreat.
" Our loss in the successful action which took
place on the 4th, on the Panaro, and the ay,ault of
the tete-de-pont on the Bth, is very inconsiderable.—
General Stefani received a slight contusion, which,
however, did not prevent him from continuing to
commend his brigade.
66 On the Bth, the English General Lord William
Bentinck had an interview with the General in Chief
at Mantua.
64 The Austrian head-quarters. were, on the 10th,
removed to Casteluccio, near Mantua."
London, England, 1815-04-26

HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.

IVHEN the spark of life begins to grew dim, the
circulation langnid, and the immtial faculties unpaired
by those melanckoly infirmities which torment the mind, and
exhaust the strength of the enfeebled votaries of pleasure, Dr.
VEN El.'s TONIC REMEDY is proved by experience to he the
nins• certain, safe, and permanent medicide ever discovered.—
In every degree of muscular debility, vascular relazatiwi, weak-
uesi or atony in eidpr sex; the invigorating and reanimating
powers of this remedy are speeihly maiii:ested. It is net,
however, by exciiii.2 a temporary stimulus or irritation that those
desirable effects are prod:iceil, but by invigorating, renovating,
and exhilirating the animal spirits. The Tonic eff.cts of tins di-
vine remedy ren ore the languid, lebilitated, nervous and relaxed
of both sexes, From the mortification of b ing an Incumbrance to
society, to the most gratifying and dignified station of consorts
and pi:tents.
'Dr. V ENCL'S Toxic RENILDIr is prepattAt and sold Whol.sale
and Retail by the Proprietor, at his house, No t 4, New North-
weer, Red I.ion-square, price lOt. O. per packet, or toter in we
for wig. duty incluilsd. a'sn, by aprintitterst, at Bacuti s,
50, Ox hid-street ; ;chards', 19i. ;• ; Sutton's, metal. oe
S. lthampton-street. Holborn ; and by ad respectable Medicine
Venders in town and country.
London, England, 1815-04-26

EVERY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR.

AIY the EFFICACY of Dr. BOERHAAVE'S
INFALLIBLE RED PILL, es. 64. only per boa, persons
of either Sex, assisted by the invaluable copious directions there-
with given, are enabled to eradicate effectually a certain insidious
Discaie, and to facilitate the recovery of health, with ease and
safety, certainty and secrecy, in a few days.
For Bilious Diseases, Scurvy,Scrofula, and impurity of Blood,
the efficacy clads medicine is so well known and highly attested
for 0 years past, that any further comment is rendered
uane-
C'-59.fry.
Suki by San awl Leigh, No. 18, Strand; Sutton and Co. (late
Dicey and Sutton) bow Church-yard; and Macon and Co, 150,
Oxford-street, London; Brodie and Dowding, Salisbury; A.
Smith, perismwr, North-bridge, Edinburgh ; Martin Keene, Nu.
6, College-green; at DaViSUlell, No. 1, Parliament-street; and of
Messrs. F. Newbury and lion, Dublin; and other hisdtwav Yak.
dos &woe: and Anoxia.
London, England, 1815-06-14

NEW POST-OFFICIL

TO THE EDI fOR OF THE STAR.
Stn—ln perusing your Paper I find a vote in tiie
House of Commons for a grant of 0240,000 to pay
the expenses in removing certain houses in order to
builJ a new Post-office in St. Martin's-le-Grand. It
mil not yet be too late to suggest that a considm,
ble sum might he saved by removing the Exci.a.-
office to the: sake of the old Custom-hnuie, in Thames.
street, and appropriate the presentEr.cise.-oflice to is
Post-office, by taking down eight or ten houses in
Bishopsgate-street, which would ke a grand en-
trance and give room enough for all the Mail coaches
to piss and repass. I have no dot.ht it would sela.:
from aciosa,oue to w1t30.000, any particularly R. 7
Bishopsgate-street is a fine wide street, and most cf
our great Merchants reside between V.t. Paul':,
Tower, and Finsbury. Should more room tr ranted
at the Kite id the old clistora-houc,
and Brewer's Quays, could also be taken in.
By this arrangement there would not only be
considerable saving of money, but the Excise-eice
and Custom-house world be b-ought tether, rl;;ch
would greatly contribute to t!te convenience of all
people enzaged in foreign cur mere". a

A 1:• '! IlEr.C3111!;:.

BRUISELS iIND FIM,VTVP-Oltr PAPE,S.

It was ceafidently a-serted at Brave's na the tet,
that Bonaparte arrive 3 the Feted:vs tiq
9th) at Valencier.r.,-
FRANK! (-AT, JIJNYI S.
The Emperor and 4ropress ot Anetria :1!
day before yesterday at Cannctadt, with tem Atc:i.
duke Ferdinand, who com mane.; the miry of re • rye
The Emperor of Austria was to revair
place to his head-quarters at Tleilltro%. His
the Emperor ot Russia was esptcted to-day at -L-
-dclberg.
London, England, 1815-06-14

'TO BE► PEREMPTORILY RESULT),

Pursuant to a Decree and raw:petit Order of 1:1/5411(111.Court
of hancery, made au Camas Powt.c rt. a.rainst Towt.st-r,
.and PowtavT against CALDER, on Sater,loy, the %nth lay of
lone, !sir, at One of th.: Clock in the Afternoon, before
THOMAS DRAKE., Gentleman, the Person appointed by
the said CoUrt, at the George Inn, in Wincbester, in the
County of Southampton, le Oue Lot,
AA HOLD FARM and LAND, situate WWI-
in the Manor and Parish of It‘hin Abba,, in the said
Coon! y, part of the Estates of the Rev. Cuaatrs Powt.rrr,.
Zlerk, &ceased, containing about Forty-three Acres.
And also, at the same time and place, will be Sot.° in three Lot','
SIX SEVERAL. SECURI TIES for FIFTY iOUNDS, and
MITI:RES F. charged on the Tolls of the Turnpike Roads from
Basingstoke through Popham-Lane, and other Roads in the said
Cou9ty of Hanes.
Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the Offica of John
Campbell, Esq. one of the Masters of the sAiit Court, In South-
ampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London ; :a No. ‘A, Charles-
street, Berkeky.square; the Georg...lnn, at Witichwer ; the
Swan Inn, at Alresiord; the Crown too, at Bo.initscolLe; the
Wheat Sheaf Inn, at Popham-Lane; and the King's Head lan,
at Stockbridge.
London, England, 1815-06-14

SPATE 1.0 rrER V.

FULL OT CUTNRAS!—KuII of superior cArrr.u. Pit '7E t
—and altogether full of n.ivtity is the Scheme of the present
Lottery. •
EYTON, Stock-Broker, 2, Cornbill, and 18, Co-
ventry-ttrect, terforms his duty to his Friends and the
in giving than the beaus of the present lottery, which
begin. toth JULY. The Scheme rejoins po commen:s, it
Is reeommonJatinn sullicitnt to state that there is a rine. ly
Prize of Ciit,non ; a grand Prize of 4s0,000; besides Etto,noo.
&c. &a. and 12,0..0 Guineas to be all paid In Gold. E. E. in the
last Contract,. fek great pl.at.ure in paying to so many of hi,
Friends part of the Gold for Shares sold at his fortunate Others,
as above, where he solicits a continuance of their Favouv, which
will at all timesrvccive his best attention. All Business in the
Funds transacted with fidelity as usual.

HAZARD, BURNS, and Co. sAmit the fd.
lowing kich Scheme of the LO ITERY to the Public,
.m 1 respectfully acquaint them that 'tickets and Shares are now
on :late at their Office, No. 9.4, it./YAL EXCHA:4OC. Exclusive
of 'irises nt X 40,000, .C:93 tit.D, amt ..C..t0,t100, there air in this
Lottery, others to the amouni of Twelve Thousand Guineas,
which 'will be pail by them in Gold as soon as drawn. To begin
Drawing 18th JULY.

SCHF ME.
410:0,000 are ,e 60.000
10,000
5,250
2,000
1,050 . 3,1 f.O
S 1,,0) 5,000
4 I•'is 2,100
10 ...... ..• 210 2,100
16 100 ••• ••• ••• 1,600
26 50
1.5 0 ..... 15
1,5(0 flanks Ist Day 10 each

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50,000
The First-drawn £4O/160 will have 210,000 more, making a
Prize of £30,00..! 'the Skond-drawn £O,OOO will have
£.20,000 more, making a Prise of £40,000! The Fin•-drawn
0,000 will hive £io,ooo more, 'flaking a Prize of £4u 0t,0!
ten First-drawn Blanks, First Day, will each receive ,200 Gui-
neas ! The Fortieth-drawn Prise the First hay will receive
5,000 Guineas! Fifth, Tenth, and Fitteentii-drawn Blanks,
Second Day, will each receive I,oou Guineas! Twentieth,
Thirtivtli, Fortieth, and Fiftieth-drawn Flanks on the Third Day,
will each ceceive 500 Guineas! the whole ut which will be paid
in Gold!

15,000 Tickets.
London, England, 1815-06-14

FROM LAST NIGHT'S LuNDON GAZETTE.

['l'bis Gazette announces the appointment of H. SALT, Esq.
to be his Majesty's Consul General in Egypt; also the Pal NCr.
REGewes approval of Mr. C. To rrit, as Consul-General for
the ktng of Sweden; and of Mr. 1. C. DITTMAN, as Consul-
General from the Duke of Meeklenburgh-Schwertn. It also an-
nounces that the (Nulty of a Baronet has been conferred on (i.
Kitt o; Esq. of Charte.nown, in the County of Roscommon; and
an Order twin the PaINCE REGENT for the personal appearance
'of the Outpenslotters el Chelsea Hospital, at appointed places, for
the purpose of forming such as are lit into a Veteran Battalion).
London, England, 1815-06-14

ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. Con-
-1.16 tractors for the present S I' ATE LOTTERY, respret fully
submit the following GRAND SCIIEME to the Pubirc—con-
t Lining
Prises of ,e 40,000, :030,000, £2o,f 00,
To begin Drawing the 19th of JIILY, lois,
Besides 1:1,000 GUINEAS,
Which will be pail in GOLD without deductioa.
SCHEME.
of £20,000 are sello,ono
10,400 . . 80,000
1 ...... 5,250 ... 5,230
2,0 0
1,050 „ ,„„, 3,110
6 ••• ...... 140•0 ......... 5,000
And 3,060 other Priava of lesser v.hp.
The First-drawn £20,100 will have .C!o,t):Ju more, tii;.:l.l:g
A PRIZE of .e 30,000.
The Second-drawn --020,000 will have 5_:40.0 more,. making
A ritizt.: of £att,ooo.
The Firstedrawn rei 0000 will hate ft<t,ooo more, making
A PRIZE of ,C-20,C00.
PRIZES TO BE PAID IN GOLD:
The 10 First-drawn Blanks, the Ist clay, will each receive
100 Guinea. in Geld, milking
2,000 GUINEAS IN G 04.1) !
The Fortieth drawn Prize, the fir 4:y. receive
5,100 GUINEAS IN GOLD I
The Fifth, Tenth. and FifteetEn Planks, the second day,
. will each receive 1,000 Guilieas in doh% making
3,0:.;0 GUINEAS IN GOLD !
The 20th, 30th, st*.th, and 50th drawn Clanks, the third
day, *ill each receive 5.10 Guineas in G-Id, milting
2,000 GUINEAS IN GOLDI
Tickets and Shares are selling in variety of Numbers, by
RICHARDSON. GOODLUCK, and Co. Contractors, at their
Offices, Cott:dull, and Charing-Cs-ov.
London, England, 1815-04-19

HARWICH, APAIL 18.

Arrived the Active packet, with a Mail and pas-
sengers, from Gottenburgit.— Win., N. E.

MILFORD HAVEN, A1'1). 11. IT.

Arrived yesterday the E4rl of Lticester racket,'
with a mail and passengers from Waterford. 'SAiled
yesterday h: Majesty's sitiF MuAturro,liir Flya,outii ;
Augusta, Davin,oN, trom Noll for Liver r"1 ; Jane,
1.3m05, from St. %%slay for •Scraiand ; Maly Ant:,
i'd.Auonx, from Bridgewater ; ‘Vavery, BARRER ;•
Acorn, Duttituw ; and Amity, from l'artho;itli, all
for Liverpool; I TO:n Liverri,4ol tor:
Bridgewater. this day Nhijesty's Nil It-
ILL, IS guns, C.o,t Olt i.)lNurr

LINES
ItION A CLARGTMAA To t is wits, VATS A LOORLVO•GLA{II.

To you. dear Wife (and all must grant
A wife no common confilim),
I dare my secret soul reveal,
Whatr'er I think, whate'er I feel;
This verse, for ins►ance, I de•:gn
To mark a f.nvtle triend of mine,
Whom long with passion's warmest gko
I've sten, awl could for ever see.
But bear me first describe the dame;
If candour then can blame me---blatue.
I've seen her charm at fifty, more
Than half her sex at twenty-tour;
Seen her, with equal power, and ease,
Draw right to rule, from wiU to please;
Seen her so frankly give, and spare
At once, with so discreet a care,
As if her sense, and her's alone,
Could limit bounty like her own ;
Seen her in Nature's simplest guise,
Above arts, airs, and fashions,. rise;
And, when her peers she had surpased,
Improve upon herself at last;
Seen her, in short, In very part,
Diacernment, temper, figure, heart,
So perfect, that till Heateu remove her,
I must admire ►er,—eour: her,—love her!
MART, I speak the thing I mean,
So rare a woman I have seen,
And send this honest Glass, that you,
Whene'er you please. may see her too! P.

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London, England, 1815-04-19

DEAL, APRIL is.

Came down from the River his M ijesty's ship
BELLEROPHON, and sailed for Plymouth ;.also camg
down the Ocean, How; ; and 1 raveller, t
Quebec • Maria, 'Future for St. LuciA ; and S.trah
iinn, WATSON, Surinam ; lua beverAl ociu:rs,
names not known.—Wind N. E.
London, England, 1815-04-19

ANOTTirR LETTER;

G••;e;teche, commanding the city of Cu.':,.. rt
wilted :ignrist the Royalists, whose army he kern.:
egrnmandcd, he being then sole Governor of tr.
place. I'.►e army of litrenort Ayres, marching again.
the Royalists, the latter encamped at Ar iquep.
where they were attacked and totally defeated. 11
Commander in Chief was taken prisoner, and the te
that remained after this terrible conflict were entire;
dispersed, so that this army no longer exists.
Carthagena has recognized, and will adhere
the Confederation of New Granada. Bel:ear b
been named Generalissimo of the trnopl. of Cong►res
and has an army composed of 6,000 men, whic:i
to march against Santa Martha. He demanded
the Gcmcrtior of Carthagenx 2,000 mitskuni, in ardr•
to undertake the expedition, which were rciusci, 11
Government declaring at the same time that it %vial:
obey the ordea s of the Congress, although it w.:ti
not surrender the muskets on the simple applicat::.
of the General."
London, England, 1815-04-19

GENOA, APRIL I.

The Fope is expected immediately at Genoa. They
arc prep iring magnificent Palace of Joseph de
J)urazzo fur the reception of his Holiness.

S FRASBURGH, APRIL S.

it appears singular that on the other side of the
Rhine, rive P Enrperesr is cried, as well as in the heart
of France. 1 was the other day on the bridge of
Kehl, and I heard the Bavarians shouting it. In the
south of Germany, the Prussian yoke is insupporta.
hle, and this country is on the eve of a great revo-
lution.

APRIL S.—Count Rapp has published an Order of
the D.ty, in which lie says, " If foreigners trouble
our peace, you will prove to them that you have not
ctasid to be the first soldiers in the world,—an honour
which you owe to those heroes who fond ict.Nl you
from the cataracts of the Nile e'en t
the banks of the Mokwa."
London, England, 1815-04-19

FRENCH PAPERS.

MILAN, APRIL 1.
p (Tips of the Neapolitan army has occupied
R„nie. The Pope left the capital on the 22d, after
appointing a Junta of State. Murat demanded pas-
sage for two divisions of his troops through the Papal
territories, which heft refused as a •iolation of neu-
trality, led to these hostile measures.
A!'HII. 2.—The agitation which :vim in this city
has arisen because General Bellegarde has deemed
it his duty to place it in a state of siege: Yesterday
he instituted an extraordinary tribunal, composed of
five Judges and three Military Conked, to try the
disturbers.
London, England, 1815-04-19

L4lll INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, APRIL IT.
Cow b:ositiEultsiiir.--..mnssow v. [VANS.
This as an action upon the balance of accounts by
a picture dealer. against a hop merchant in the Bo-
rough, t.,T pictures, one item of which was a charge
of £22 for a landscape on copper, by Laraisse„ a car
celesta ted Painter of Brussels. This picture was re-
turs.id. when instead of being a painting by the sup-
posed master. it proved to be an old Pa 19.:cri, with
the edge cur of and set in a frame. The plaintiff in
a conversation, admitted that he could not warrant
it a genuine production, but said it was the fashion'
ef the trade to christen pictures with the name of
some eminent painter, otherwise they would not sell.
Mr. Pa KIM cailed a witness to prove that he knew
the.. picture in its bumbler character of a tea tray,
wl'ich was offered to him for a guinea, being a pretty
drawing, but he refused. It was afterwards shorn of
its standing edge, put in a frame, and fathered upon
Laraine, and then was valued at air 2-2. it was, how-
ever, awaid to refer the whole account, and save the
exposure of the taste of the parties.
London, England, 1815-06-13

NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.

Captain Mackay. from the Malacca to the Minden.
Captain Popham, to the Pandora.
Captain Upton, to tie Royal Oak.
Captain C.C. I'arker, to the Merlin, for rank.
Lieutenant Kent, to the Salisbury.
Lieutenant Usher, to the Diadem.
Lieuts Garrett, Vewton, and Fortescue, to tke Falcon, for tank.
Lietitethott Doratford, to the Brune.
Li, ins. S. Mottley, Olthay, and Misekt, to the Albion.
1 inns. Hon.'3. Calthorpe, and Janus Ried (I) to the Junon.
Lieutenant Richard Ward, the Prince.
I.o.ctenant W. It Boyce, to the Bedford.
lieutenant W. P. Stanley, to the Et halion.
Li.itteuant Henry Net Ilgrtor,, to the Lincadia (for rank).
utettato E. I. Morris, to the Ptii.sant.
3.iet.t•. Lewis and Pace, to the Telegraphs at the Admiralty.
L•to. Wm. Lee, to the •Pelegraph, West Square, London.
1.. tit R. S DWI, to the 'Pelegtsph at NeAlecombe, Dorset.
Mr. Robert Balfour, to he Master of the Channel Weep
Air. Walter Steele, from the Rota, to be ;eon lathe Albino.
Passed tor 41;u:cants this weLlt-rMessm Buraoti, Jeffries,
Nicholson, Laprfdie, Pviaenantara, White, Doueran, Brown,
Closets, Robimam, Hoehn, Dawson.
London, England, 1815-06-13

NAV4L INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, JUNE 10.
Ar*i►ed the Duke of Kent packet from Listion,l
and Walsingham packet from Corunna, both with
mails ; the Duke of Kent packet sailed from Lis-
bon the 27th of May. The Duke of Kent. (2d) and
Prince Ernest packets arrived at Lisbon the 22d of
May, and Marlborough packet nn the 2.5411 of May :
June 8, in lat. 47. 3b. long. 5. 57. saw three sail, at
noon spoke one of them, from Bilbao, to Bristol, out
15 d;sys. The WAlsingham sailed from Corunna the
14slirivv kat, v-Vber, i.ady. Louisa ria.dres arrived at
Cora.* ttle Oth of May. June 2, arrived the
sehouer F:iends, from Jersey in eight days, with
loss of 'bowsprit.
London, England, 1815-04-21

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

A petition was received from Dundee, praying a repeal of the
Corn Bill.

Lord Grottos licatsvoan appeared at the bar. and informed
the House that his Royal Highness the Prince Regent bad re-
ceived the Address of the 14th, and also that of the 19th instant,
and that the papers prayed fur by the House should be laid on
the table.

Mr. BROGDEN brought up the Report of the Committee
appointed to Inquire into the Compensamoi to be paid to Officers
in the Commissary Courts of Scotland; and also a similar Report
relative to the Compeoaations to be paid to the Clerks of the
Record Office In Scotland. '1 hey were butte read, and ordered
to be laid on the table.
SINECURES IN IRELAND.

Sir J. NEWPORT rose, in pursuance of his pre-
vious notice, to move for leave to bring in a Bill for
the abolition of certain great Law Offices, in the
Court of Justice in Ireland. In calling the attention
of the House to that subject, he felt how much his
anxiety and trouble must be diminished by the House
having, on many former occasions, recognised the
principle on which his proposed Sill was established.
Several Resolutions had been passed at different
periods sanctioning the propriety of such a measure,
and leave had been given to introduce a Bill of a
similar tendency. He would not, therefore, antici-
pate any opposition to his intended motion, for the
abolition of certain great offices after the expiration
of the present existing grant. Those offices were
'accompanied by great emoluarots, were for the
most part performed by deputy, and held by persons
of the highest rank in the country, who, from their
situation, could have no cognizance of the conduct'
of their deputies, and troubled themselves no more
about them than to receive the immense profits
drawn from the country and the public suitors of
the Courts. To give the House some idea of the
greatness of those sinecures, he . would mention the
emoluments attending some of them. (Hear, hear.)
—The Clerk of the. Crown had from £B,OOO to
dilU.OOO per annum ► the Prothonotary of the Com-
London, England, 1815-04-21

7'HA iIA fur.

In the artillery department our army in Belgium
is particularly strong. The Doke of WELLINGToN
will take the ti'ld, in the event of ! o,tili:y boring 4,,,sn-
meuced, with not less than 700 pieces of find artil-
lery—each brigade or company will consist of twu
(3 pounders, two 9-poundal s, and one howitzer, with
all necessary ammunition.
The travelling equipage of the Duke of IVELLING.
Tux, with all }us liotses, p..ssed 116;:;tiiiiiister Bridge
v alicinoun, on their route to embark kr
bcolj.

An expedition of considei able force is in progress
of arrangement and piel:aration at Cork, to consist
of most of the regiments now in Itelaad, and some
of those expected from Ams•ticc. The 32d and 91st
regiments, at present at C-:!:, are ordered to pre-
pare for foreign service. They are to be joi.led by
the 42J, from Kilkenny ; and the :Nth and 79th,
from Belfast; And will embark upon the arrival In.rn
America, of the 4th, '2lst, '27th, 40th, 41th, and
92d, who are daily expected. Belgium is stated as
their destination.

Yesterday, at two o'clock, the PRINCE REGENT held
a Levee, at Carlton House, which did not close till
about five. His Royal Highness first received those
who have the privilege of the entre in the room ad-
joining the Levee-room, when a number of foreigner.
were introduced to his Royal Highness by the Am-
bassadors and Ministers. The French Ambassadoe
presented seven or sight, who only arrived'in London
on Wednesday : among them was Count Ds LYNCH,
the Mayor of Bourdeaux. The REGENT afterwards
proceeded to hold a GeneratLevee, which was at-
tended by 'the Dukes of YORK, CIARENCE., KENT,
GLOUCESTER, the Archbishops of CANTERBURY and
YORK, the Cabinet Ministers, the Lords Chief Jus-
tices of the Courts of King's Beach and Common
Pleas, the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, &c. &c. A
considetable number of persons had the honour of .
being presented to the PRINS% Ramr, among whom
we observed the names of Mr. Lawnesea, R. A.
who was Knighted ; Major WILSON, Royal Scots, on
his return from Ca;:ada, presented by the Earl of
LONSDA LE, K. G. ;lonel Sir N. CAMPBELL, on his
let= from Elba ; Sir RICHARD STRACHAN, on being
made a Grand Cr-ass of the Order of the Bath. 'lns
Mayor of Bristol presented an Address on the con-
elusion of Peace with Amer;ca, anJ was Knighted, as
also was Mr. Aldernian VADWIAN from thesame city.
CORN-Excimscis, APRIL Ill.—Having but very
little demiind for Wheat this morning the sales were
extremely heavy, and so little business was done,
that our prices may be cons dered nominally as on
Monday. Barley fully maintains Wednesday's prices,
and what appeared of tine quality to-day was readily
diTosed of. Oats are ls., per quarter cheaper,
having a very large arrival bout from nur own Coast
a! d Holland. In Peas, Beans, and other articles,
Were is little or no variation.
The WANDERER sloop of war arrived at Plymouth
on Wednesday last, from S. Sebastian's, having on
board her Royal Highness the Duchess d'Ane.our.sata
and suite.

MAILS.
ARR. DUI
Dublin 0 l.l6bon
IVaterfoni - s 0 (.France
Guenaey & Jew I I France
Hellaad 0 1 Hi üburgh

•RR, DUE
il a

0 0

0 •
• 9 •
London, England, 1815-04-21

SALES BY AUCTION.

KINETON, WARWICKSHIRE.
RESIDENCE, MANSION, TYTHES, and ATWOWSON
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
At the Auction Mart, on MoN 0A v, May t, at Twelve, link •
an acceptable offer is previously made by Private Ctintra,t,
riIHE MANORS of LITTLE KINETOfk
CUMBROOK, and LROOK I lAM P lON, extending fff
about Four Thousand Arse. of Land, well stocked witu Gam
with a singularly de4able Peet:hold (awl smal part Copyhold
Inheritance, neatly equal to Freehold) Estate, well tub re•
containing together One 'thousand One Hundred and Thirti
Seven Acres of rich Arable, Pasture, Meadow, anti NVood Lan:
Tythe-free, lying compact, and a turnpike road through
F.stare, in a beautiful part of the County of Warwick, and in tl
centre of a Fox-hunt, twelve miles from Banbury, tr.l3 from wa,
wick. eleven from Southam, nine front Stratford-upon-Are,
and eight from ShrlorOtt, all Market Towns, with the l'eri.etu
Advowson of the Vicar:Teel Great Kioetun; the sttat and
Tythes of rubes' more than ,2'27 Acres a I.til; a ,
Reodence, with suitable attachyd aid detache I Offices anti 4,.
buildings, At .1 the 'Alai of a tipaciull, new .built stoat
lined with brick, slated, and leaded, erected r:T a saperilt s.: .
oilier the direction of Mr. C..ickeri.lL Aboot 74 Aces- •jf
surrounding the Mansion, are in band. The rtmatol rof •!
Estate is principally divided into three Fatti..s, only one of •
is let on Lease, which will exi)ire at Lady-day, 181 A ; the don..
are let at will, or in hand. The Farm lati,et and Itilittiog, a,
ino..t of them newly and substantially built; the Plai,tvions a:4
of ornamental growth. There i* a running stream thristnifi the
Estate, and a sheet of water inizht be made at a trail
Kineton has a daily Post, and is situated on the turnpike
London through Bantita y. Part of the pu. chase-iiieney may 1
on mortgage of the Es:ate if requited.
To be viewed by appl:cation at the Estate, and Parti-ulae. t ,
of Messrs. Bellamy and Bannister, Solicitors, it iiaton u..-
at the Warwick Arms, Warwick ; a the White Lion, Stra er.
on-Avni ; Ited Lila. Banbury ; of W 111 am Walton, F.-l. G.t...
Ice's-11111, liaonghrll ,rtixt ; at tli ',writs& ; .0.4
Messrs. 1-livgart and Pl.ilhps, 62, Old Broad-street.

I
London, England, 1815-04-21

RADNORSHIRE,

ON THE BORDERS OF HiIItiFORDSHIRE.
The BEGUILDY and RHW UYDD ES I'ATES, near One
Thousand Three Hundred Acres, divided in compact Farms;
with Farm-houses and Buildings, and very valuable Common
Right, to a great extent, on the Beguildy and other l tits.
By Mr. RIMS,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley, Cornhill, London,
on Tut/MOAT, June 15, 1815, sr Twelve o'clock, in Lots,
THE valuable and very improvable FREEHOLD
ES' rATEs, (with the valuable Common Right on the Be-
eddy and other Hills, ma,ty miles in extent, situate in the parish
of Beguildy,) between Knighton and Newtown, in the cotray of
Radnor ; comprising One 11p.u.sand Two Hundred and I..!glity-
one Acres of excellent meadow, pasture, arable, and small p at
wood Lands, divided in compact Farms ; the Beguildy Public-
house and Lands, let to respectable Tenants, on agreements for
short Terms, a: Rents amounting to about One Thousand clime
Hundred Pounds per annum.
The Estate Is pearly compact, in a fine commanding situation,
and eery valuable for the great extent of commun rights *I lie fine
river Teen Bows through the Estate, which is stored wit!' trout
and other fish, and highly valuable fur irrigating the meadows.
The lands abound with game of all sorts, and the hills with grouse.
.A most desirable Property for investing Money, and fur Field
Sports, situate six miles from Knighton, trona which place the
New Road passes through to Newtown, Welch Pool, dtc. and
miles from Ludlow.

May be viewed by applying to Mr. Price, sen. and jun. at
Vydw Loyd, Dodgers, and lisindrynog Farms, where Particu-
lars may be had; at the Duke's Anus, Knighton; Oztord Arms,
Kington ,• of John Cheese, Esq. Lyou's Hall, near kington,
where Plans may be seen; Hotel, and Messrs. Bird and Wool.-
lesion, Hereford; Crown, Ludlow; Hop-pole and Star lines,
and of Win. Handy, Esq. Worcester; George inn, Cheltenham;
King's Head, Gloucester • lien and Chickens, Birmingham;
T. G. Parr, Esq. Lichfield; Mr. Phelps, Evesham; of Messrs.
Jones and Green, Salisbury-square, Wieet-street ; at Garraway's
Coffee-house; and of Mr.• Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-
square, where Plans of the Estates may be seen.
The Road from London is through Worcester and Ludlow.

GRAND TRUNK, MANCHES lER WATER WORKS, and

CANAL PROPERTY.
By Mr. scurf%
On Fs IDAT , May 3, at Twelve o'Clock, at the Mart, London,
'RENT and MERSEY NAVIGA'NON, one
Share, dividing ,C 55 clear per annum ; Stourbridge, dividing
£l5 10s. ; Monmouthshire, dividing £lll ; Uki Union, Elks-
mere, Rochdale, Kennet and Avon, Stratford, Rtgeues, Thames
and Medway, and Croydon Canal, Manchester Water Works,
and Rock Assurance Shares, and an Ashby Gaud Bond of iaiSO,
bearing .85 per Cent. interest.
Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham; the blartm; and
of Ddt. Sous Ws New &idge•strscts Leaching
London, England, 1815-04-21

Regent. on which he Lad acted without any
al ation. The officers who sat on that Court were
so lected as to have no bias on either side. The
Ju e Advocate could not be suspected of any, and
th letter submitted to Colonel Palmer by the Offi-
cc
urd must
e o3.necietslsrltilymhzeitE brousgAihdt:fohte.whaardd considered
.
h officers of the Icecii a fine body in the field ; but
la heard they had signed a kind of reund-robin, and
hi conduct appeared to him subversive of discipqate
nrd MELVILLE alluded to Captain Browo's
2 ;he had been loon! guiliy of so ipping to fight
L aster of a transpett, on his own quarter deck e
n also ot a tithe muster. The Sauer charge ap-•
le ed to rest on a misconception. In the case at
',4 tele Roberts, the Court fonnd him guilry on some
o. ts, and suspected on others. They were informed
re, entente was ;Legal, and a • direction was drawn
? y the Law Officets, pointing out the fitness of
A ror accuracy in future.
rd CA RNA RVON spoke of the unsettled state
of law respecting duels, and the peculiarly hard
1t
oe
case of a young Ensign, who after having distin-
guiihed himself' in the most gallant manner in the
sorge from Bayonne, WAS forced to leave the service
for ot fighting a duel, from an accidental rencontre
at 13ourdeaux theatre, where he felt himself to be
not in the wrong.
Lord GRAN r LEY was of the same opinion.
Earl GREY thought it a great hardship, that on
disgraceful charges a mere general verdict should be
given.He was happy to hear that no imputation
could attach to the character of any of the officers
whose trials were included in the motion. As to the
CAW of Colonel Quentin, he was sure the Comman-
der in Chief was actuetyd by the purest motives; at
the eastne time he should say, that before the clecisiem
was come to, nothing appeared to him more impro-
bable than the dismission of the officers. The mo.
non did nut prole,s to revise the particular cases; it
embraced but merely to form the ground of some
improvement in the regulations of those Courts; he,
therefore should not object to the production of the
papers. One fact he wished to ascertain. It was
known that Colonel Quentin was not a natural born
suhject of this realm, he would be glad to know
from the Noble. Lords opposite, or from the Noble
Lord on the Woolsack, by what atolioli!y or by
what law Colonel Quentin was privileged to serve in
A British tegiment
No answer was given to this. question.
The Earl of ROoSLYN sa d that no lawyer could
describe in terms, what evisi,nce should be admitted,
and what shottLi nut, in special cases, and therefore
be should vote against the production of the papers.
Earl STANHOPE thought that the Courts in
question required revision—that the decisions should
be rendered more consonant to the principles of jus-
tice, and he thought the Noble Eirl had acted meri-
toriously in bringing the subject forward.
The question was then put, and the motion rejected
without a division.---Adjourned. .
London, England, 1815-04-17

EX6COIIOI4'.

This morning Willing Woodiameh for Arep-sreatng, ,
and John Antler:lw, for highway rohhert, were exe.
cuted, in the presence of an immense crowd, on a
temporary platform, erected on the top of the en-
trance into the New Prison, Horsemorsper-lane.. Thu
two ttnfortunate men were brought from their c.
at eight o'clock, and after remaining for some time in
Chapel in prayer with the Rev. J. MAN, they pro.
seeded along the inner yard to the plate of execntino.
which they ascended at nine o'clock ; and doting tile
whole of the ceremony, conducted thent,elves %kith a
de,%ree of fortitude scarcely to he cled;ted, and 4.xhi-
bited symptoms of perfect resir.nation to their fates,
which they met without the lvast symptom of strug-
gle. Anderson was one of Ooze evho some time agt
committed a highway robbery near Bedront ; and for
which one of his accomplices in that robbery surrcred
lately at the Old Bailey.
London, England, 1815-04-17

TO AN OLD FIDDLE.

Alt, slighted Shelf! which, erst,in varnished coat, •
!With i •sen pegs aid sliver strings lust shone;
mellow, strung, andjoy-insylring uote,
The rlth Cremooa might he proud to own!
Al how •hanged Thy pegs and strings are guns;
Dirty ana 'woisesi thy sidcr and back appear ;
Lost is Ow <verged heart-entrancing tone;
Unpleasing now, alike, to eye andcari
Thus oft young Genius in a garb like thin es
Ahho' not sweeter e'en Apollo sings,
Is doomed in chili obscurity to plus,
Unaided by a patron's silver strings I.
Troth needs no darkidisgmse, nor myrtle riddle--
How numy songless' bards resemble thee Old Fiddle!
London, England, 1815-04-17

BANKRUPTCY ENI. IRIED.

May SO, John &Ilea, ui Horiton, Dovuo, ironmonger, at eleven
at the Three Tuns Inn, Tivcrton.
BANKitUP 1 t Y SU VERSED ED.
Robert Lewis and Vincent Aydin, of Worcester, linen-draptrs,
dealers and charnesi.
London, England, 1815-04-28

LYONS, APRIL Is.

According to all accounts, the Doc d'Angonleme
conducted himself without any courage.. When he
saw himself surrounded, he exclaimed, " Now sonows
perdu."' and surrendered without the least resistance.
We are assured, that one day, when he was riding
over a field of battle where some men had been killed
on both sides, the Prince, seeing the dead body of a
soldier who had died with the tricoloured cockade,
gave it a kick with his foot, and exclaimed, " There
lies a scoundrel !"—ft is said that his own soldiers
were indignant at this conduct.
London, England, 1815-04-28

DUTCH P 4PE AS.

• hlit.AN, AWL 11.
Lord William Bentinck is arrived bere from the
Austrian head-quarters, he departed to-day for Genoa.

FLORENCE, APRIL 5.

The last letters from Rome say, that there is great
desertion in the Neapolitan army, and that 15,000
men who had anived tt Sowanni, had received orders
to retrogiadelly Tondi,into the interiorof the kingdom.
APRIL 10.--The Neapolitans entered this city on
the 6th ; the Austrian General Nugent retired at
their approach upon. l'istoja with 4 or 5000 men, of
whom WOO are Tuscans.
London, England, 1815-04-28

This day was published, price Ss. •
.11HE TRIAL ofJAMES RIPLEY, RICHA RD
A- BURTON. ROBKRT HERBERT, sad RICHARD
M ATTHEWS, for the Murder of JANE WATSON, one of
the Persons who were shot in the Riot in Old Burlington-street,
on *I uesday. the 7th of Nlarch. ISIS. Taken in Short-hand by Mr.
W. B. Gnaw se, Short-hand Writer toboth Houses of Parliament.
London . Printed for I. Hatcher& 19n,

DR. SYNTAX'S NAPOLEON.
This day was published, in One Vol. Royal Octavo,
Elegantly printed on Mewing Paper and embellished with thirty
coloured Engravings price Y 56. in boards.
THE LIFE of NAPOLEON.--A Hudibrastic
Poem, in fifteen Cantos, by Dr. SYN rAx.
RV. This Work may also be had is Weakly Parts, at Is. Id. each.
London : Primed for llamas Ten, N.. iL i, Cfsepolde ; W.
Alla.on, No. SI, New Band wreet and J. Dick, Rdinburgh.

lids day were published, price Ss.
LETT RES de M. le Marquis de CHABA.NNES,
a S. Exc. M. le Comte de BLACAS. salvia de quelques
eelelreissemens et eatraits de meaning relatifs aux evesetneus
pawns.

- Lomdres : Se tram, elms Schub* et Doan, implements, N.
IS, Poland-street, Ozford-srreet.

This day was published, in Three Vols. ihro. price Arl.
with a Portrait of the Author,
TJARM(NIES of NATURE.—B7J. B. H. DE-
BT. PIERRE, Author of Studies of blesure, Para and Vir-
ginia. Sm. Translated from the French by W. Ilkeston, A.M.
lAodon s Printed for Baldwie, Cradock and Joy, 47, Pater-
noster-row.
Where may be had, the Original Paris Edition of the same
Work, M svels. price ti. Ns.

In a few days will be published,

AREVIEWatheRev. H. NOR RlS's ATTACK
on eh. BIBLE SOCIETY.

By WILLIAM DEAI.TRY, B.D. P.R.S.
Late Fellow of Trinity College, L'ambeitlite.
Printed for J. Hatchard, 190, Piceadilly.—Where may be bad,
by the same Author, in I VoL ave. prke 7,. GIL boards,
A Vindication of the British and Foreign Bible Socicy, in a
Letter to the Bev. Dr. Wordsworth.

This day was published, price 3,. the Secoi:d Edition,
enlarged, of
A LETTER to his Royal Highness the Dnke of
GLOUCES TER. Pies' lent of the African institution.
FlllOl Z ACHARY MACAULAY, F. 49.
Occasioned by a Pamphlet lattly published by Dr. *Fuca PV, late
Judge of the Cokuiy of Sierra Leone, entitled " Al L-ttet to
AVElliain Wilberforce, Esq." Ste. fitc.
'Audios Printed forlobn ittatchard. Bookseller to the Q leen,
leo, Piccadilly; sold also by J. M. kichar.l.on.
London, England, 1815-04-28

GENOA, APRIL 16.

Count Nugent is expected in this city. He has ex-
perienced a considerable check, but with all the troops
he can collect, and which are 17,000 in number, he
will observe the route from Genoa to Alexandria.

The King of Sardinia is still here. Our city is in a
strange situation. The English cajole us. The King
of Sardinia fears us. The King of Naples smiles
upon our wishes. The events which are to decide
our destiny will soon occur.
London, England, 1815-04-28

PRIVATE LETTER.

es Bonaparte seldom appears in public. He has
billeted the troops upon the inhabitants, much to their
dissatisfaction ; and has appointed the National Guard
to be commanded by Officers of the Line, a mark of
distrust and suspicion which has been treated as it
ought to have been dote, as a personal affront to every
individual. The Municipality are in future to pro-
vide arms for the National Guard. lie has only
14.0,000 men ready to take the field, chiefly infantry,
in want of artillery, cavalry, and money. There are
strong expectations of the very violent measure of a
forced contribution upon Paris, and some are quitting
the City to avoid it. What with this apprehension,
and the conscription, and a new war, there is little
time for reflecting on the new Constitution."

PARIS, APRIL 24.
[FROM Me MONITCI7IO
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH FROM STRASBURGH, DATED IN
TIIE EVENING OF THE 23D ARBIL. AND WHICH ARRI-

VED ON TILE MORNING OF THE24TR.
GENERAL MOLLITORs TO BIS EXCELLENCE THE !SINISTER

AT WAR.

" I had scarcely commenced the organization of
the National Guards, when the battalions of grena-
diers rose on all sides.

44 I had announced some results for the 30th.—
After to-morrow all the first battalions of the Upper
Rhine will be organi±ed, and they will enter into the
garrisons.
44 The whole of Alsace is inflamed with the most
noble patriotism."
London, England, 1815-04-28

Pau. 19.

His Imperial 11;g1mess the Archduke Charles ar-
rived here yesterday at: poon, amid the ringing, of all
the bells and the discharge of cannon. The principal
Prussian and Austrian Authorities went to meet the
Prince, who entered on horseback between four iincs
of soldiers, and amidst the acclamations of the whole
population of the puce. His Highness visited the
Theatre in the evening, where he was received with
enthusiasm. The city was magnificently illuminated.

ROME, APRIL ie. -

Fesch set off yesterday for Naples. Gene-
ral l'ignatolli arrived here yesterday from Florence.
About 1.500 Neapolitan troops that had reached
Foadi, with orders to advance and follow the first di-
vision of the army, have received counter-orders, and
have fallen back towards Capita.
London, England, 1815-04-10

LIED.

In London, oaths 7th instant,Maj or George Johnston, of the
Bengal Artillery.
Saturday, the let Instant, at Bantry, ntar &tato', Penelope,
wife of John Cave, Iraq. er amiable character and domestic
virtue, have their eulogises in the grief of her family and
friends, and in the tears of the neighbouring poor.
Saturday sennight, at his rooms in Emmanuel College, Cam-
bridge, aged 19, Edward Burroughes Esq. fourth son of Mrs.
Barroughes, of M. Cathcrine's-htil, Norwich.
At Milford, aged 32, Mr. Robert. Owen, late a Master in
the Navy.
At South Kilwerth, Lekesterthire,the Rev. Charles Chambers,
aged 71, sector of that place, and ous of his Majesty's Justices
of the Peace for that county.
Thomas Warner Moore. Midshipman of his Mbjesty's skis
Sea Horse, stcon son of the Rev. Dr. Moore, of Park-blll,l
Gloucestershire. He fell on the Hitt of December last, when
gallantly endeavouring to board one of the gun-boats belonging
to the Americas flotilla, with many more of his brave cons-
?anions, near New Orleans.
At \Veda, by Abertekly, oa the teth uk. Mr. John Robert-
son. aged 04 bchoulniesta thugs Which Almaden he BYed tof 49
years.
London, England, 1815-04-10

Ammo: 4r4Es, DECEMBER €4:5, 1811.

ago is in possession of the Old Spaniards. This
Government has sent a large force against Peru.
- JAN. 7, IMs.—This market is particularly dull
just now, Owing to the political state of the country.
The Old Spaniards being in possession or Chi:i,
there is no trade at present there, and but little busi-
ness doing towards Peru, in consequence of Gene-
ral Rondeau having refused to acknotledge the
power of General Alveare• who was empowered
ty the supri,:ne Director to supersede him in the
command a the Buenos Ayres army in that quarter.
General Alvear has returned. Artigar, on the other
side of the rives, will not come to terms with this
Government. A ch.x.ge is expected. which, if it
takes place, wilt alter the lace of things. Something
muct be done soon, as the. political gate of affairs
cannot real tin lung as h now is.
JAN.. 10.—Gereral- __Alyea was made Supreme
Director this morning.
London, England, 1815-04-10

. ,
,vicrr.mcl.mg:oßFlCl, April 7, 1815.
TH& COMMISSMArERS for VICtUALLING
PUS MAJ EST?"' IVe43'7", do hereby thee Notiee4
That on 'FUESUAY, the 18th instant, they will be reedy
to receive Tenders, In writing, sealed up, and treat for Two Han•
died Tons of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, One Hundred Teaser
COCOA, zeid Two Thousand Ells of CANVAS Mt Puddlig6
'fags; to be repectively answerable to Samples (the Sugar and
Cucoa of not less than two pounds weight each), to be produced
with the Tenders; to be delivered, the Sugar at the rite of
from Seventy to Eighty Tons per Week, and the Cocoa and
Canvas in the pace of a fortnight, into his Majesty's Victualling
Storei at Deptford; and to be paid for by &Us payable with
interest ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secretary's
Office.
Nrregorasvill be had to say Tender he which the prise shall not be if'
reeleJin words at !eolith, or that shall not be delivered to the hoard &lore
oar o'clock cos the said Tuesday, the 18th indant, nor outlets the
prom who wakes the Tender, or saws pOrSOX OX his belay, attends, to
onswer when galled for.

- rIC7VALLINV-017.1“, April 8, till& -
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICIMILLING
1118 MAJ ESTI", NAVY, do hereby give Na. s.,
That on FRIDAY, the dist Instant, they will be ready to re-
*give renders in writing, sealed up, and treat fur Two Hundred
l'ous of IRON BUT 1' and One Hundred Taco of IRON PLATE
HOOPS, to be manufactured from the best British Iron ; to ILI
delivered in four weeks, by weekly proportions, pito his Majes.
ty's Victualling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills
payable with interest ninety days after date.
The Cunditioas of the Contract may be seen at the Secretaries
°Site.
No regard will be Ltd to swig Tender is which the price shall sot be
inserted se weeds at length, ex th 4 shall not be delivered to the Barak*
be-
`ere ear ',Week an the said Friday, the OM inetant, nor intlw the
Ars:ae stk. makes the Tauke, or some Persia ea hie Wulff, Mauls to
answer when ealledfor.

BIRTH.
Thursday se'nnidlit, at Sheerness, the Lady of Rears Admiral
Sir Charles Rowley,of a dtushtss.
At Lincoln, au the 17tIt sit. the Lady of the Rev. G. T. Prety-
man, of 11.weater.
At Penzance, en Wednesday, Mrs, Theeda,is South, wife of
the 100. G. P. Smith, of Penzance, at two boys.
London, England, 1815-04-10

BASLE, MARCH 23.

Yesterday evening an Austrian courier arrived
here from Vienna, upon which the Council of War
had a long sitting. All Lorraine, Franche Comte,
and Alsace, have declared for Bonaparte. French
(pikers from Huningen have been here, who said
their Governors had orders to provision that I.IIIVSS
without loss of time, for six months, and that 40,000
French troops are marching to the frontiers of
S wit mland. ,
London, England, 1815-04-10

VIENNA, MARCH Q 7.

It is certain that the Emperor of Austria will make
the campaign with the Emperor of Russia and King
of Prussia. The equipages are getting ready, and
must be finished by the end of next week. The con-
ferences to deliberate nn the military operations con.
finite : they are held at Prince Schwartzenburg's, and
the Duke of Wellington is President. All the Mem-
-1::rs of this Council are Members of the Council of
War. The negociations with Bavaria are nearly
terminated, and the union •.f all the -Princes of Ger-
many will prove to the lunch nation what Europe
can do for the defence of its rights. AU'the Treaties
of Alliance concluded in 1814., ate going to be re.
'keeled, an.l a new Declaration of the Powers will
probably Appt...tr in a ft7W days.
The RuLsian army advancing to Germany is very
numerous. Prince Constantine commands the van-
-1.• Th? Count r•f L t 'roar du Pin, the French
Lft Vivian+ a few days since to go to the
South of France. Captain Iludelka is returned from
N pie.; ; but the result of his mission is not known.