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London, England, 1814-12-15

NAVAIL INTELLIGENCE.

THE LATE GALL

PITMOUTIT, DECEMBER 13.—During the whole of
last night and this morning it blew a tremendous
gale from the S. S. W. and S. W. which occasioned
the outward-bound fleets in 'this harbour to ride very
hard. About four this morning the brig Providentia,
of London, CRAIG master, with a valuable cargo for
Cadiz, parted her cable in the mouth of Catw..ter,
and went on shore at Teal's Hill, on the rocks near
Queen Anne's Battery, where she now lies with little
prospect of being got off—her rudder and sternp3st
are gone, and it is expected from her position that
she is bilged, with rocks through the bottom.. The
weather having moderated about ten o'clock, and
upon the whole, favourable during the day, by great -
exertion, about one o'clock, half the cargo was landed,
some part of it with little or no damage. Should the
weather continue moderate there is every prospect the
whole cargo will be saved. The brig Wilding, Gut.
sow, from London, cut her cable ang ran into C tt•
water. The brig Georgina, GROTHERGUZST, parted
in the Sound,-and got on board another vessel, by
which she lost her foretopmast and bowsprit, and
afterwards got into the Pool without further damage.
A vessel, name unknown, was wrecked near the
Newstone, about five miles to the Eastward ; crew
tsupposed to be lost, except three men, who are dis-
covered on that island, but no boat has yet been able
to go off to them : she is supposed to be from St.
Michael's, from the great quantity of fruit floating
about. The vessel is entirely to pieces. A galliot.
under Swedish colours, is in Whitsaad Bay with sq -
nal of distress and dismasted, said to be laden wi h
sugar and cotton, from Liverpool for Stralsund—
Pilots have been sent off to her, and it is hoped she
will be brought in.—The weather is more moderate,
and the wind veered more to the westsitard.
London, England, 1814-12-15

This day was published. in Bvo. price 10s. 6d. boards,
THE MORBID ANATOMY of the BRAIN, in
MANIA and HYDR'JPHOIII.I; 'mils the Pathology of
these two Diseases, a, collected from the Papers of the late AN-
DREW MAItStIAL, M D. many years Teacher of Anatomy in
London: with an Account of some Fsperiments to ascertain
whether the Pericardium and Vei.tricies of the Brain contain
Water in a Stare of Heahh. To which is prefixed, a Sketch of
his Life. By S. SAWRLY, Fellow of the Royal College of Sur-
geons, formerly Assiltant Lecturer to Dr. Nlardial.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Voile, and Brown, Pa-
ternuittr-rvw.
London, England, 1814-12-15

This day was publsshed,
In ilye. (the Second Edition) illustrated with In Engravings,
price I Rs. board. of
FELEMENTS AGRICULTUI4L CHE-
MISTRY, in a Course of Lectures, for the Boar) of Agri-
cultisre.
By Sir HUMPHRY DAVY, LL. D. KR S.L.
Piloted for Longuiln, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, P.n.-r-
-ooster row, London ; and Cons:ahte and Co. Edinburgh.

, • This day was yMbliiheel. in 4to. price 3e2 2s boards,
THE EXCURSJON, being a Portion of the
'RECLUSE, a Pbem.
By V(11.1.1A.A4 WOP,DSWORTII.
Printed far Longman, flaw, Rees, Ohne, and Brown, Prer-
noster-rnw ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-greet.
Pt eparirg for putiltcation,by the same

Poem, ; including Lyrical, B.tUa and the Mi-,colaneous
Pit ce,. il:e Authnr. With Additions. In '2 vol, tiro.

Ps LErs SERMONS.
This day was published, in One Volume, 800. (the Sixth Editiqu)
price tos. 6;.1. in boards, by permission of the Executora,
SERMONS on SEVERAL SUBJECTS. By the
late Rev. WILLIAM PALEY, a D. Subdearr of Lincoln,
Prebendal), of Sc. Pagn, add teeter .of Bishop Weartnouth,
Author of " blotural Theolegp: "Moral Philosophy," &c.
Printed fur Lougmatrt Mug, Bow; Ornte, and Brown, Pater-
_
awes-rove.

Tbn day was publishet%
In TWO Vela. Svo. the Sixth Edition, with a Portrait of the Au-
thor, and two other knavings, pike£i. is. bards,THE REMAINS OF HENRY ICIRKE
WHITE, of Nottingham, late of St. John's College, Cam-
bridge ; with an Account of his Life
By ROBERT SOUTHEY.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
noster-row; and at the British Gallery, 54, 1417 bond-street.

Thia day was published, in Foolscap Octavo,
I:lustrated with Wood Cuts, by Brannon, from designs by Thurs-
ton, the lel Edition, price 10s. ed. boards, of
POETICAL VAGARIES : containing an Ode
to We, a Hackneyed Critic; Low Ambition, or, the Life
and Death of Mr. Daw ; Reckoning with Time, the Lady of the
Wreck, or, Castle Blarneygig; Two Parsons, or, the Tale of a
Shirt ; and Vagailes Vindicated, a Poem, addressed to the Re-
viewers.—By GEORGE COLMAN, the Younger.
Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
uoster.row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bend-street.
London, England, 1814-12-15

THEATRE ROYAL,

THIS PRESENT EVENING, th;.ir Majesties'
Servams will pe: form the Tragdy of
MACBETH.
Tu which will be added the Musical Romance, called
• THE NINTH STATUE ; or,
THE IRISHMAN IN BAODAT.
The New Moiteal Romance of lhe Ninth Statue will be re-
143ted • vcry ealniog till further notice.
'k:r.merrove. the Comedy 4 The Belle's Stratagem.
P:..urday, the Tragedy- of Othello.
hlon.laY, the Tragedy of King Ridsard the Third.
- t uesday, A Cure her the Heart7Ache.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARD/Lk

lift IS PRESENT EVEVING, will be performed
tit. T,o4# et

CORIOI:AW US.
Ceriebunn, Mr. KMOBLE ; Volumnia, Mrs. R ENAU D.

After which etae new Melo-Drama, called
THE FOREST OF BONDY ; or,
THE DOG OF MONTARGIS.

The new Farce of the King and the Duke will be repeated
every evening till ftirther notice, rhi, and Monday excepted.
To•nivtrow, the Tetseily of Isabella.
Saturday, John of -Perth; with Aladdin.
Monday, Romeo and Juliet ; with Timone, the Tartar.
Tuesday, (by particular desire), the Tragedy of Macbeth.
Ma,l)etii, Mr Kettible, (which will positively be the last night
of thi3 engagement).
London, England, 1814-12-15

houses. it was asserted at Nassau, that they had
taken 750 doubloons from on* 'person (a Mr. Bar-
nard,) and that they assigned, as a reason for their
proceedings. that it was in retaliation for the destruc-
tion of the American capitaL The Midas saved from
Savannah a few weeks since."

BOSTON, OCTOBER 22.
Letters from Newport mention. that fears were en.
tertained there of a full visit from the British in the
Chesapeake. We have some reports on this subject,
which we do not credit.
The Board of War of this State have purchased
about thirty of the twenty-four pounders lately brought
into Salem.
BALTIMORE, OCTOBER N.
The only article of news in the New rent Mercantilel
Advertiser of Thursday last is the following A
passenger in the Steam-boat states, as a report. that
Fort George has been taken by General Izard's army,
with its garrison, consisting of WO men. The main
body of the army had previously evacuated it,"
London, England, 1814-12-15

rlctuALutio OPPICE, Dee. 14 let 4.
THE CO MMISSION2R.9 fir VICTUALLING
HIS MAJESTY's Neirr,d• hereby give Moller,
That on FRIDAY, the i 6tit instant, they will be ready to re-
ceive Tender; in writing (sealed up), and treat with such Persons
as will undertake to furnish whatever FRESH BEEF may he
required for ;he it,e cf his Majesty's Ships and Vessels tt
P: Y.kliolll H,
°RBA Y,
D-“t 1 moti
)..;,tivou! H,
• Y A R Iflrlf/i, and Wells, In the
Comity of Norfolk,
'MARGATE,
DOVER ROADS, and
NEW ROMNLY;
(On separate Contracts) for Twelve Months certain from the Ist
of January to the 31st of Deceivber, 1815, inclusive ; tube paid
for by Bills, payable with interest, ninety day after date.
The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secretary's
Office, at this Office ; or by applying to Mr. Miller, Agent for
the Victualling at Plymouth; to the Collectors of his Majesty's
customs at Dartmouth and Ealutoutli, respectively ; to. Mr. John
Crockforil, at Yarmouth; and to Mr. Thomas Russell, Agent for
Victualling at Doves'.
No regard will be had to any Tender in which the price shall
not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered
to the Board bcfore one o'clock on the said Friday, the 16th in-
stant, nor unless the Porten who makes the Tender, or some
Person on his behalf, attends to answer when called far.
Each nnder must also be ae;ontninied by a Letter steed khuo res-
ponsible Persons ("gazing to beeane Found 7citk the Party tendering, in
the pawl sum of ie2ooo, far the dae pz: fort:Luta of thi Contracts at
Plymouth and Torbay, and of £3OO far each of the other C.ntraas.
London, England, 1814-10-11

ST. JEAN DE LUZ, OCTOBER 1.

The intelligence which we receive from Madrid in.
forms us that ere arrests continue, and that in the
night between the 16th and 17th September ninety
persons were thrown into the various prisons. The
prisons, in short, are not large enough to contain
them, and the Convent of St. Francis has therefore
been converted into a state prison. •
The terror which this state of things has occasioned
at Madrid, and even throughout S pain, has caused
the departure of many persons, who pour into France
by the way of Burgos.

All the private letters which we have seen from
Italy, convey the most afflicting intelligence. The
inhabitants in particular, who only a few months ago
were fighting against the French, have now only ex-
changed Masters in having the Austrians forced upon
them, and complain most bitterly, in common with
the enlightened inhabitants of Spain, that dick condi-
tion is altered for the worse. The French taxed the
people of Italy severely, but in return they endowed
splendid Colleges and Schools for education. Tiy
funds set apart for these purposes have been wized
the Austrians, aad the treasures carried to Vienna.
The tazations on the mass of the people are of course
continued.

Yesterday afternoon the PRINCE Itt:Gc7r arrivtd
at Carlton-house, from Windsor. The Dukes of
YORK and CLARENCE afterwards paid their respects
to the Parkes.

AMERICAN PRIVATEERS FITTING IN
FRENCH PORTS.

The following notification was this day posted at
Ltoirp's. It is painful to be obliged to call tht-
attention of our Readers so frequently to this net.i.
rious system of war in disguise, which the French alp
so eager to countenance :
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM BOURDEAUX, DATED up.
TEMBER 24, LATELY RECEIVED AT GLASGOW
is The American schooner which came in here last
Sunday, I am confident is fitting out for a cruize.
She at present has only SO men, but report states
that 70 men more are engaged here, and it is very
evident she is taking in more guns."
London, England, 1814-10-11

In the Press, and speedily will be published,
in Oue Volume, Quarto,
THE LORD of the ISLES.—A Poem.
By WALTER SCOTT, Eql.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Lon-
don ; and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh. Of whom may be
had, New Editions of Mr. Scott's other Works.

NO BLANKS.
SWIFT and co. the Contractors, solicit the atten.
tion of the Public to the Schente of the New Lottery, which
Is all to be drawn on SATURDAY NEXE—There are 6,0011
Tiekets,lind 6,000 Priies, including
1 of ,320,000 Is 410,000
1 .—...... 3,000 ... 2,e00
. 3 1;1100 13,t.100
3 ..... •••• 500 ••• 1,500
1 ..... 100 ... 1,200
Besides 120 of £5O and 41,0 Prizes—the retaining Tickets
(which in all o.her Lotteries have been Blanks) will in this Lot-
tery be Prizes of Five Pounds each, being a certain savlug of
nearly 25 per Cent. in every purclm,e.
TICKETS and SHARES ars Selling, in great variety, at
SWIFT and Co's. Offices,
No. ii, PeeLTRY; I No. 31, ALOGATR
Hroa-
No. 12, CHARING CROSS; STREET.

EXCHANGa.
Naples, - - 44
Lisboa, - - 66
Oporto, - - 63
Dublin, - - 64
Cork, - - 74
Palermo, 1!S
Leghorn, 32
Genoa, 41)
Veuice,n. C. lii.Plectite.
ineffective per /. stet 63 $4l
°Hand, 3 per tent.
London, England, 1814-10-11

HARWICH, OCTOBER N.

Sailed the Alliance packet, with a King's Messen-
ger, for Ostend.—No art ivals.

PENZANCE, OCTOBER S.

A dead man has been picked up at sea, near Whit-1
sund Bay : he had the appearance of a seafaring man.
A silver watch was in his pocket, maker's name,
Brown, of London ; a gold seal, a silver pencil case;
no mark —a bone whistle marked on one side, with a
fish, and on the other the letters H. L. 1811: same
letters on his shirt. Supposed to have been the Cap-
tain of a vessel, that struck on the Rundle Stone
about three or four weeks since. He has been de-
cently knterred..

The -Elizabeth and Mary, of Gainsborough,
(a London trader), was totally lost on Friday night,
On Burnham Flats.
GRAVESEND, OCTOBER t

Arrived the Vrow Gertina, Fider, from Elbing; Jonge Jan,
Fisher, from Emhden ; Jonge Hendrick, Groat, Irian Rotter-
dam ; his Majesty's brig Buzzard, from the Mediterranean ; and
several fr, m the Baltic. Sailed the Garland, Brown, for the
Cape; Esmeraldo, De Araua, for Tenerife • Kent, Johnstone,
fur Rio Janeiro; Brilliant, Ferm for Bermuda; Clyde, Greig;
Jeanie, urean ; View GeMna, Lester • and Industry, Varrell,
for Antwerp; Albion, Webster, for Dieppe; Fame, Williams,
for Antwerp ; Perseveranre, Millard, for Havre ; Euphrates,
stamtord, for Rouen; Lapwing, Howes, for Hamburgb ; Au-
rora, De Boer, fur Bremen ; Minerva, Vander Putter, for Rot-
terdam; Johanna, De Beer;Vrow Hannajansen, for Amsterdam;
Helena, France, for Bremen; Juno, Lutjees, for ditto; Louisa,
Sulsonfor Eisineur ; Rambler, Risk, for Bermuda; St. Andrew,
Hordie, for Madeira; Margaret, Partridge, for Newfoundland;
land Liberty, Peters, for Oporto.
London, England, 1814-10-11

Friday se'nnight, at Sunday's-Well, near Cork, Mrs. Ellen
Matdonnell, the Lady of Counsellor
he 7th ult. of a fever, on board h's Majesty's frigate Riau,
on his return from the West Indies, Charles Cole, Esq. of Cork.
On the st2d ultimo, at Manheins, his Highness Henry XLIII.
Prince of Reuss, Platten, &e. aged SS.
Lately, at Bosworth, suddenly, Mr. Beaumont, who bad been
a prisoner in France for twelve years.

VALUABLE MEDICINE. •

THE Value of HR. FIUMEMAN'S GUTTA SALUTARIft,
has hem so long proved, that nothlog of the present day
can bear •a competition with it, in all the different stages of a
attain disease ; which it effectually cures and eradicates from
the habit without exciting the painful feelings and exposure that
snoods salivation—without debilitating the constitution in any
degree, or even Inquiring confinement front business or restric-
tion of dist. The radical virtees of these inestimable Drops bays
proved their claim to public approbation for more than 30 years.
In all she debility of both sexes they prove a never-failiog resto-
rative—whether the debility-Is produced by too free use of met-
wry, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm dimate. To
travellers and those going abroad, they cannot be recommended
too strongly, as they will receive a safe, speedy. and complete
cure, in all old stubborn gleeta, and every weakness that affects
the bladder and organs of urine. By Its efficacy many women
have become eaothers, who for many years had bow deprived of
that happiness.
Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Chapels*
the corner of St. Pauli Cbarsh-yard; and retail, by Beans and
Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall at Johnson, Gosport; Minot; Weston,
Mallory, and Jones, Portals ; Trewman, Exeter ; Cookworthy,
Glenville, Gilbert, end Hoxiand. Plymouth ; Newbury, Dub-
lin ; Bexter and Mac.lonakl, Glasgow ; Smith, Maoism°,
Scott, and Reaburn, Edinburgh; Crutwell, Bath ' • Ross & Peek
Hull-; White, Brighton ; Roberts, Seldon, and Ruff, Chenen-
ham ; ()region and litilegge, wards sod Penny, Liverpool;
Stains and Lynch, Mama/emir ; Bowes, Norwich; Knott sad
Lloyd, Birmingham ; Gregory, Brighton ; and moat Medici.,
Venders, in bottles, at Os. ed. es. ed. and 00.
London, England, 1814-10-11

MONTREAL, SEPTEMBER 8.

. 600 D NEWS FROM OUR ARMY IN LowER CANADA.
We have this moment received the highly satisfac-
tory intelligence that our brave troops entered Plans-
burg on Tuesday last, September 6, with little oppo-
sition. There had been some little skirmishing be-
tween the advance of the army and the enemy, who
were driven to their strong works near the town,
which they occupied with about, as it was supposed,
three thousand men, and from which it was neces-
sary to have the co-operation of our fleet, and the
assistance of heavy artillery, which were coming up,
i• order to dislodge them. In the different skir-
mishes there had been several men killed and woun-
ded on both sides.

Three hundred and fifty-five able-bodied seamen
arrived here by the last trip of the steam-boat from
Quebec, for the Lake service.
We have much pleasure in stating, that Messrs.
M'Gillivray and M'Leod, with several other Gentle.
men of the North-west Company, arrived here on
the evening of the Ist instant from Fort William, on
Lake Superior. We are happy to understand that
no doubts are entertained of the valuable returns of
the Company reaching this place in safety (some
part of which has already arrived) as no enemy was
seen at St. Mary's, or on the communication.
Arrived in this city, on Thursday last, Messrs.
Mackenzie, Stewart, and Clarke, from the Colum-
bia : they left the coast the beginning of May, and
came across the Continent. These Gentlemen have
been absent four years, and have been instrumental
in establishing a regular, and of course an advanta-
geous trade with all the Indian nations from the
Rocky Mountains to the Pacific.
Mr. M'Donald, of the North-west Company, who
arrived at the same time, and by the same route, left
England in spring, 1813, and passed by Cape Horn
in his 'Majesty's snip the Phcebe. We understand
that he is the bearer of dispatches from that quarter
to his Exceancy Sir George Prevost.
London, England, 1814-10-11

THIS PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties'
Servants will perform the Comedy, of
THE RIVALS.
Sir Anthony Absolute. Mr. DOWTON;
Captain Absolute, Mr. ELUSION ;
Fatilkland. Mr. HOLLAND;
Acre Mr. BANNISTER ;
Sir Lucius O'l'rigger, Mr. JOHNS lONE.
Mrs. Malaprop, Mrs. SPARKS;
Julia, Mrs. DAVISON;
Lydia Languish, Mrs. EDWIN;
Lucy, Mrs. HARLOWE.
To which will be added,
THE WOODMAN'S HUT.
To-morrow, John Bull, with Illusion.
Thursday, Hamlet, with Matrimony.
On Saturday, a new Comedy, called Policy; or, Thus Runs
the World Away.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

THIS PRESENT EVENING, will be acted
the Comic Opera of
LOVE IN A VILLAGE.
Justice Woodcock, Mr. FAWCI'I7;
Young Meadows, Mr. SINCLAIR ;
Plairtborn, Mr. INCLEDON; Hodge, Mr. EMERY.
Rosetta, Miss STEPHENS;
Lucinda, Miss MATHEWS; Madge, Mrs. LISTON.
After which the new Melo Drama, called
THE FOREST *OF BONDY ; or,
THE DOG OF MONTARGI3.
The. Music composed by Mr. Bisuer.
To-morrow, The Cabinet.
On Thursday, Venice Preserved ; Belvidera, Miss O'Neill.
The Forest of Bondy, or The Dog of Montargis, will be per-
formed every evening till further notice.
London, England, 1814-10-11

Jun published, puke Ss. ed.
ADDITIONAL LETTERS,
in Answer to the Rev. Mr. D'OYLEY's A I'TACK on
Sir WILLIAM DRUMMOND', CEDIPUS JUDAICUS. Con-
taining a variety of interesting BIBLICAL Curium, elucidating
the Sacred Writing,.
By VINDEX BIBLICUS and CANDIDUS.
Sold by Sherwood, Neely and Jones, Paternoster-row, and all
Bookvellers.
London, England, 1814-10-11

COMPANION.

MAVOR'S TRAVELLI

This day was Pll;llsbed,iisiTV•lumet, Royal IBmo. illustrated
with Maps, price 355. hoards,
BRITISH TOURISTS; or, The Tft WELLER'S
JUP POCIIIIT COMPANION through England, Wales, Scotland,
and Ireland; comprehending the most celebrated modern Tours
in the British Irelands, with several Originals.
By WILLIAM MAYOR, I.L.D. &c. &c.
Third Edition, improte.l, and much enlarged.
London : Printed cur Slierwool, Neely, anl J rties, Paternoster-

row, and B and R. CroNby and Co. Stationer'reourt.
London, England, 1814-10-11

HALIFAX. AUGUST 10.

At the date.of the latest accounts from Chesapeake
Bay, such preparations had been made a; induced a
belief that Tangier Island would, at least for some
time, be permanently occupied. A fort was building
on the island, of which three sides of 250 yards each
had 'seen finished ; on these 18 24-pounders were to
be planted. The cannon had arrived in the Enely-
mion. The British head-quarters were to be esta-
blished atTangier, and all orders issued from thence.
Gardens have already been laid out, in which all
kinds of vegetables are growing. The site of the
fort was to contain a church, an hospital, and twenty
houses arranged into streets.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1814.

NEXT SATURDAY, at NINE o'CLOCK in the MORNING,
THE STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING ;
THE WHOLE IS TO BE DRAWN ON THAT DAY.

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
Reduced 64 66 cx. div.-4 per Cent. 841 83 ex. &v.
Consols 6511—Con,ols for account 6511
S per Cent. Navy 4611-omnlurn, 211 pre.
Bonds 15s. to 166. pre.—Excheiner Ws par, 3.. pre.

We have received Paris Papers of Friday and Sa-
turday. The Chamber of Deputies on Thursday
took up the business of the Liberty of the Press, on
the motion of M. RAYNOUAIID. On this occasion,
that gentleman appeared merely as the repOrter from
a Committee which recommended the adoption of all
the amendments prop.sed by the KING and the
Chamber of Peers. No objection was made to print-
ing the Report, and the discussion was deferred.

The Chamber afterwards adopted the Projet of the
Law prohibiting the importation of foreign Iron into
France.

Spain is described as still in a very unsettled state;
but the French Journalists are now either tired or
ashamed of giving the same gloomy aspect to the af-
fairs of Germany.
The following are our selections from the above
Papers :
London, England, 1814-10-11

DEAL OCTOBER 10.
_ _ DEAL

Put back the Prince George and Oswitrtransports,
from off Ostend ; they were not able to disembark
their troops in consequence of its blowing very hard
from the N. W. which caused a tremendous sea to
run. Saileil the ROSARIO sloop of war, with Dis-
patches for Ostend.—Wind N.
London, England, 1814-10-11

This day was published, in L mo price 4s. bound,
Carefully revised and corrected, the rhird Edition of
AKEY to CHAMI3AUD'S FRENCH EXER-
CISES, bring a correct translation of the various Exercises
contained in that Book. By E. J. VOISIN. •
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
noster-row.
London, England, 1814-10-11

In the Press, and shortly will be published, elegantly printed
iu Quarto,
CHARLEMAGNE, au l'Eouss DELIVREE,
YOUNIE IiPIQUE, en VING r QUA IRE CIiAN rs

Par I—,TICIEN BONAPARTE,

Membre de Iluititut de France, ire. &e.

This interfacing Work,which has formed a principal occupation
of Its Author for ten years of retirement, Is founded upon the
mast prominent and illu•trious action of that Emperor, whom he
chosen for its Hero—aod abounds throughout in high d-
owries of poetic invention and classical style and character;
the tare combination of vivid and original genius with
the most correct and cultivated judgment. It has presented to
its Author spltndid opportunities for-description, afforded by the
rites snd ceremonies ist the Pagan and Catholic religions.

Also, preparing for Publication,
CHARLEMAG NE, .translated into English Rhyme, by the
Re►. S. BUTLER, D. D. and the Rev. F. HODGSON, A.U.
Fifty Copies both of the French and of the English will be
taken off on Royal Paper, fur /which early Applications are re-
quested.
Primed for Longnna, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
noster•row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bend street.

BELL's ANATOMY, COMPLETE, in 3 Vols.
'rids day was published, lo S Vols. Bvg.
With many additional Engravings, price £2. 85. boards, the
Third Edition of
riill-11,7, ANATOMY of the HUMAN BODY;
.1. the Anatomy of the Bones, Muscles, Joints,
Heart, and Arteries.
Ey JOHN BELL, Surgeon.
And that of the Bain aad 14ervee the Organs of the Seises, and
the Visor/sly" By CHARLES BELL, Surgeon.
Printed fur Loappas, Hurst, Rets,Orme, and Brown, Pater-
noster-row; and T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.
Of whom may be had, br the same Author,
1. Operative Surgery, 2 Vols. Svo.
2. Engravings from Specimens of Morbid Parts, imperial Folio,
IGs. sewed.
S. Engravings of the Brain, 4to. eel. 21. boards.
4. Nerves 4to. Is. boards.
S.
6.
7. Dissections, 2 Vols. Royal Itimo. 12$. boards.
Folio, with Plates, ee3. Ss. boards.
v. Anatomy of Expression In Paint's& Co. £2. 2s. boards.
.t.lso, Surgery, >< Vols. 4ta. by 1. Bell, £ll.lls. boards.
London, England, 1814-10-11

AUGSBURGH, SEPT. SO.

A Swiss officer, who has returned from Spain, gives
the following details respecting that country :
There reigns every where a great difference of opi-
nion, and a restless fermentation. The enlightened
part of the nation sees with pain that Father CAsTno,
of the order of St. Jerome, possesses the confidence
of the King—it is he who edits the Journal called the
Atalaya. Between him and MARAT there is only this
difference, that Cameo condemns all sensible m?n
(les libirda) to the flames, while Marat sent them to
the Guillotine. Another fanatic Monk named Osta-
laza has been made a Bishop by the King, as a recom-
pense for his sermons. This is a man who returned to
Europe after having, as it were, plundered a convent
in America.

In Catalonia the cry is frequently heard of is Long
live Charles IV. down with Ferdinand."
Several of the old Guerilla Chiefs conduct them-
selves like independent Princes. The troops which
Ferdinand wished to send to America refused to em.
bark, and the Government gave way.

The same traveller saw at Valencia Monks mounted
on mules, with a cross in the left hand, and a sabre
in the right, calling out, 64 Praise GOD, and down
with the /gender."
LEIPSIC, SEPTEMBER 20.

Generals Lecoq, Libenau, Ryssel, and Brause, on
behalf of their Brigades ; Colonel Zeschwit on behalf
of the Etat Major ; Colonel Raabe, on behalf of the
Artillery, were those who sent addresses signed by all
the Officers of the Saxon Army, to General Thiel-
man, to express their sincere attachment to the King
and to beg the General to make their sentiments
known to the Congress. General Thielmann took
charge of the office with pleasure, and sent the Ad-
dresses to General Kleist. The following is the
Address of the Officers of the Artillery :

" TO LIEUTENANT-CW.ONa RAAB&
66 For some time sinister reports have been spread
as to the fate of our country, From every quarter it is
said that we are to lose our father and our King. This
news alarms us, since it is at the same time added, that
the Allied Powers have regarded the coming over cf,
the Saxon Arley near Leipsic as a proof of their ,
having abandoned their King. Your Excellency
knows our sentiments, and that we were only induced
to act in this manner in order to save our country and
our Sovereign, and, in concert with the other Allitd
Powers, to tree them from the yoke of the common
enemy. We firmly trust, therefore, that your Excel-
lency will communicate these sentiments to the High
Allied Powers, and assure them that we know no other'
happiness, in common with all true and good Saxons,
than to see our legitimate Sovereign on his throne,
Frederick Augustus, to whom alone we have sworn
allegiance until death."—H‘re follow the signatures.
66 The above Petition of all the Officers of the
moveable Saxon Artillery expresses the sentiments
with which I am animated, and I have affixed my
name as entirely devoted and subject to my august
King, Frederick Augustus. (Signed) Rawls."
London, England, 1814-10-11

IVdPrifL INTELLICEIVCA.

FALMOUTH, OCTOBER S.
Arrived the Minerva, from Long Sound. Sailed
the Princess Elizabeth packet, with a Mail for Lis
bon. Sailed yesterday the MAcagazi. schooner, on a
cruize. The Minerva transport, from Quebec, in 27
days, passed up Channel yesterday : she landed here
Captain Mitemmoctits, of the Artillery, who left im-
mediately for London : he brings an account of the
taking of Plattsburg and some other places in Ame-
rica.—Wind S. S. E.

. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 10.
Yesterday arrived his Majesty's ship TANAIS,
from the Downs, and not the TIGRIS, as reported.—
Arrived this day the EUPHRATES with a convoy from
the Downs—among them the Doroson 599, and the
MAl:liter 35, transports. Also arrived the MUTINE
&rim 0)1k, and the MISLETOZ from Plymouth. The
VALIAxT wade the signal for the ships bound to the
West Indies and Cork to get under weigh, but the
wind shifted, and she moored again this evening, and
will proceed to-morrow if the wind will permit.—
Came in the Hammel, BROWN, from Petersburgh,
with timber, with the loss of foremast and bowsprit.
London, England, 1814-10-11

PARIS. OCTOBER 7.

On the 27th September the PRINCESS of WALES ar-
rived at Geneva. A deputation of the Council had
been nominated to compliment her, and to offer her
a guard of honour. Her Royal Highness thanked
the Council, and answered, that wishing to remain
incognita, and preparing to continue her journey, she
declined all public honours. The Princess, in fact,
left Geneva on the 29th, and arrived that evening at
Lausanne. Next morning she embarked at Ouchey,
with part of her mite, to traverse the lake, in order to
visit the delightful environs of Melleyrie. She was
to proceed from thence to Vevey, where her carriages
were waiting, and afterwards she goes to Italy by the
Simplon.

Sir Sidney Smith passed, on the 30th September,
through cologne, on his way to Vienna.
From Zurich we learn that all the Mayors of the
d-devant Bishopric of Basle had assembled at Poren-
trui, where there was a Swiss Deputy. They have
declared that the general wish of the inhabitants of
this country, with the exception of a district which
suits the Canton of Basle, should be re-united to Swit-
zerland, in order to form a respectable State.
The easterly winds continuing to prevail, the intel-
ligence from England has been delayed for some
days. It wc.uld seem that the violence of these winds
has caused several ship-wreckst for on the French

coast of the Channel, variotepieces of vends, and
even dead bodies, have been thrown ashore.

A part of the family of Lord Bentinck has arrived
at Genoa, which makes ns presume the approaching
return of his Excellency to the same City.
Every thing relating to Ecclesiastical affairs is en-
trusted to the Archbishop of Rheims.

Marseilles, it is said, is about to become a free
port once more.
VIENNA, SEPTEMBER 2G.

The Emperor of Russia made the journey from
Petersburgh to Vienna with incredible celerity. At
Wolkersdorf he met thn King of Prussia, and thence
proceeded to Vienna amidst the thunders of artillery.
The three Sovereigns met on the left bank of the
Danube, at the esvemity of Pont Tabor, and after
the most affectionate salutations, all three mounted
on horseback, and entered Vienna amid the acclama.
tions of an immense crowd of inhabitants. The wea-
ther was beautiful, and from the day being Sunday,
the people were dressed in the most elegant manner.
London, England, 1814-10-11

This day was published,
la one volume, Svcs. price 161. in boards,
THE MODERN PRACTICE of PHYSIC; ex.
bibiting the Characters, Causes, Symptoms, Progoostic,
M•rbid Appearances, and improved Method of Treating the
Diseases of all Climates.
By ROBERT THOMAS, M.D.
The Fourth Edition, revised, and considerably enlarged.
London: Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Dime tc. Brown,
Cadell and Dav:es, S. Highl. y and Son, J. Callow, E. Cos,C:ad.:
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"f his day was published,
In a neat pocket volume, price 154. In boards,
THE LONDON DISSECTOR ; or, System of
Dissection practised in the Hospitals and Lecture Rooms
ef the Metropolis; explained by the clearest Rui-s, for the Use
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Verve., and Viscera of the Human body, as they appear on dis-
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EXAMINATIONS in ANATOMY, PHYSIO
LOGY, PRAY LICE of PHYSIC, SURGERY, MATE-
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By the same Autbor,

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The Physic•an's Vade Mecum, New Edition, 7s.
Quincy's Medical Lezieon, Ncw Edition, One thick Volume,
Sao. 183.
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In the Puts, and speedily will be published,
DISCIPLINE; a NOVEL. By the AUTHOR
of Self-Control. • _ _ _

Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Lon-
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This day was published, in Sem orice 4s. 6d. sewed,
TIEBATES at the East Indic-House, in die seve-
LP nil General Courts of-Proprietors of Eat India Stock, held
on Wednesday, the 25th May, Thursday, the /th, Wednesday,
the 22d, and on Thursday, C3tl June, 1814, on the suhjtct of
Pensions —By an IMPARTIAL RE PORI ER.
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the Hon. East India Company, Leadenhall-street ; where each
Debate may be had singly, to complete sets.

phis day was published,
In 3 Vols. 12mo. price I3s. boatds, with Portraits of Rlopstock
and the Rev. Mr. Raffles,
A NEW TRANSLATION of the MESSIAH
from the German of KLOI'STOCK. Prepared for the
Press by the Rev. THOMAS RAFFLES, of Liverpool.
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" Hymn to the Redeemer," for the first time make their ap-
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had of all the Booksellers.
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1

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and improved, price it's. Gd. in Lio2rdardadicated hy.Permis-
. elms t• the isight Ree.l.,ord Bishop ullatintilltit
THE MLDICAL GUID,E. for the Use of the
Clergy, Heads of Fluidics and Seadnaties' and young
Pr ictitioners in Zeleditioe and Surgery. In the first Part of
th e Work, the Properties. Doses, and Lest Methods of employ-
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the Country, are full) detailed, with coptotes Directions for the
Management of Children, to respect to Cloathing. Diet, User-
cise, &c. Etc.; the Treatment of Casualties, F is, &c. &c ; and
in she Second Part is given, an History of the Cains and distim%
Symptoms of the Diseases incident to the !Juniata.
Frame, with the most effectual Means of Prevention and Cure by
Regimen, &c. &c.
By RICHARD REECE, M.D.
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, &la Ike
" It is of Importance that. ever) man should know something
of the laws of life, the nature of oltsease, asid.the most rational
modes of gore; for this purpose, Dr. Re-ce's Book is better
adapted than any with which we are acquainted It is more jo-
theues and modern than the Domestic Medicine of Buchan,
• which we have no doubt it will entirely supersede."—Crdical
Retrieve, April, 1811.
Also, by the same Authnr, the Second Ed•tion, with consider-
able additions. price (is Boards, of
A Practical Dictionary of Domestic Medicine. comprehend-
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the Diseases incident to the Human Frame, by Reilottit, Diet,
Clothing, the Treattn-nt and Pr,vention of Accidents,. the
Property .sf Drugs and British He• be, with lifrections fur heir
Use a popular View of Ann Ant, stc &c. Etc
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London, England, 1814-10-29

MOST DF4IR.ABLE F' r-,11.1) EIDENCE, AT
GOREZ, NEAR ST IIELIBR'S, lERSTY. .
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A CAPITAL HOUSE. standing alcn,-. in a re-
tired situation, hut near a pleasant village., and within an
bour's ride of the capii•al of the Wand. It commands a proApect
of a beaut'itil Bap and a Sea-port, wh re vessels are continually
sailing To and frt..n Franc:. Attached to the Howie 14 a large
walled Barden, stocked With the choicest Fruit, a fine Orchard,
and Land sufficient to keep two Cows and one or two Horses.
There is also some valuable Timber on the Estate. _ _

...-
Provisions of all kinds are extremely cheap, and arrive from
France in large quantities daily.
For further particulars inquire of A.B. No. £l, Tooke's.eourt,
Chancery-lane, London; it by lever, post paid.. Or by letter
(t,OA paid) ads:Leased to Mr. Jones, lleal's Hotel, St. Helier's,
London, England, 1814-10-29

THE FOST OFFICE DEPARTIYIE;VT.

TO THE EDITOR OF TFtt STAR.
wis:l you could, through the me•linm of
your P ;tv.r, $:.i511, me. as well as many others, what
can he tLe reason (if there is any) that stieh obstacles
are put is ti:e way of our commercial intercourse with
I.land,rs, t!Lit mercantile and all other letters to and
fr ,rn that country, are sent by the circuitous route of
Jielvoetsleys or Calais ; and letters to and from
Osten.f, can only find their way through Holland :
rally tli;s seems x paradox, when I find vessels, as
well as packets, sail regularly every week for Ostend
drect even from Gravesend, after running over in
tx..elve hours ; why should these vessels not be per-
:vitt .d 'n tat a bag of Commercial letters for the
Pr.;l-o:licfq Besides there are what are termed Post-.
Of Packets, from Dover to Ostend; but these, on
encoiry, I found restricted to Government dispatches
to the Congress at Ghent, and the Ministers at
Great dissatisfaction is also given on the other side
by this unnecessary Jelly of communication (often for
eight days) and entrance of foreign postage ; and is
rno, e,,ver the very means of lessening the revenue to
be derived therefrom, by the great inducements for
sending letters over clandestinely. J trust this will
• meet the attention of those concerned in that depart.
ment.—l am, Sir, yours, v EWA&
London, England, 1814-10-29

THE ARMY.

The COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF, in reference to the or-
ders relat:ve t re-inlistment of soldiers, whose period
of service has expired, has directed it to be notified,
tbA. Officers commending Regiments or Depots, will!
be at liberty to use their dibcretion in re inlisting such
non-commi-sioiled officers as they may consider it be.'
medal to the service to retain ; altnough, in point of
age and beigl,lll, they should not bestrialy confor-
milfi • to the regulations : taking due care, however,
that t! e so retained, are in every respect
efii:•ient-fer service in the field, and well qualified for
their respective services.
A lerge proportion of Marines is to accompany
the Officers ordered from the Chatham Division, for
America.

Wednesday the East Kent Re7,iment of Yeoraanry
Cava! !y, commanded by Sir EDWARD KNATCHPULL,
Barr. were Assembled in Mr. HOUGVAbei paddock,
near Canterbury, for the purpose c)f conveying to
tittm the Th.nks of both HoUscS of Parliament, for
thcir services during the late war:
London, England, 1814-10-29

ELEGANT RESIDENCE. NEAR EusToN ANL)
TAVISTUCK-SQUAR ES.
By Maws. IiOGGAR r and PHILI.I
_ _

At the Auction Man, near the Bank of England, on Friday,
November sis, at Twelve, (tailless previously disposed of by
Filtrate Contract),
r lIHE valuable LEASE, for 93 Years, of a very
.11- desirable FANIILY RESIDENCE, fanning a neat mo-
dern structure, No. 1, Seynseur-place the corset. of Eusten-
square, opposite the toad lead* to ,Tavistock-square. The
House contains every requisite accommodation fur a genteel Fa.
Ludy, with six Bed-chambers, a Dressing-room, two Drawing-
rooms, a Boudoir' a Lining-parlour, Study, ad Gentleman's
Room, with mahogany doors, and marble Chintney-pieces ; a
Garden, neatly laid out, Coach-house, three. tall Stable, and sun:
able domestic OlEses. The Furniture /Nay be taken at • tair va-
luation.

Fo be *wed with Tickets, which, wids Particulars, may be
had of Messrs. Homan and Phtl it; Old Woad strcct. Pau.
'loam also at the Use.
London, England, 1814-10-29

CHEWTON PRIORY,
Between BATH and WELLS, in the County of SOMERSET.
ELEGANT FURNITURE, OLD PORT WINE, PLA FE,
CHINA and GLASS, a cur:oas Collection of SHELLS, Fine
TABLE and BED LINEN, S JACKS of HAY aid
and other valuable Effects.
By Messrs. HOG CART and PHILLIPS,
On the Premises, on Tuesday, the 15th of Na.. /ember, 1814, and
following Dar, at Mewl' &Clock,
HE ELEGANT i7URNITURE, Seventy Doz.
T of fine Old Port, eight and twelve Years in leetle, about
500 Ounces of Plate, a capital Finger and Barrel Organ, by
Longman, suitable fur a Chapel, a beautiful Model of a 98 Gun
Sbip,e Set of Dauleis' Views of Seringapatam, and other A les.
• The Property of Captain V. BAKER, removing to Town.
The Furniture comprises a Drawing-room Suite in French
Curtains, Chain add Couch; Four-pcst and other Bedsteads, and
Furnitures ; fine (loose Beds and suitable Bedding; excellent
Cabinet Work in Wardrobes, Drawers, Dressing Stands, a Set
of Dining Tables, a curiously constructed Sideboard and Latn
Mahogany and Japanned Chairs; tivo beautiful Cabinets s. i 1
a Collection of Shells; Pier Glasses, Mirror, Brussels and other
Carpets, Culinary Articles, awl Brewing Utensils.
About 37 tons of Meadow Hay, 60 quarters of Oats and Bar.
ky, 40*sacks of Wh-at, 140 :,acks of Putatoa, and 100 loads of
• Manure; three capitai Rick Stands with Stone Pillars; a Draught
-.Cast ansi.Ha44ess.46cieultucal huspienletl.lse.l4- .
On the first Day of Sale will be Sold the ESTATE, Corte
prising Chewton Priory, an elegant and unique Residence, with
Otices and Pleasure grounds, and two Estates contiguous, con-
taining altogether about lifty Acres. •
fo be viewed one day previous to the Sale, and Catalogues
ha.: at the White Hart, Bath; White Lion, Bristol; Old Down
lun; Swan, Wells; on the Premises; and of Messrs. Horgan
and Phillips, 62, Old Broad-street, London.—A perspecure
View of theEtate may be seen at Mr. Wises, in. Bond•street,
Bath, of whom Particulars and Catalogues may be bad.
London, England, 1814-10-29

DE,IL, OCTOBER 27.

Arrived the Lord Wellington transport with invalid
soldiers from Ostend. Toe Mary transport, K. T.
was left in Ostend harbour to emiiark tro-ps tor Eng-
iand. Sailed the ihakc.keare, Eliza, and Nancy trans-
ports, for IX pi ford.
OoToszit YB.—Vice.Admiral Foutv struck his flag
last evening on board the MoNmou-iii, and this morn-
ing the ship proceeded for the River. S ii:ed the
Oliver transport, for the River. Caw down from
;he River the elqton, —, for St. DomiliAo.
London, England, 1814-10-29

THE EAST MARK ESTATE, MANOR, AND SEVERAL
FARM `, in the County of SOMER7iE ; a very valuable
and important Freehold Property.
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
At the Auction Mart, on Friday, November i V, at 12, in one lot,
.1:24 REEHOLD ; the ESTATE, RIGHT,TI I'LE,
and INTEREUT of Sir Mita& Wools, Bart. and EDMUND
GRIFFITH, F.Aq. to and in the Manor and Capital Freehold
Estate of EAS F MARK, in the several Parishes of Mark and
Wedmore, in the county of Somerset, consisting of Spica-lane,
Totney, and Poolbridge Farms, with sundry other Land., and
three Farm-houses, containing 669 A. 2R. 2W. of Land, princi-
pally es pasture and rich feeding land, under and by virtue a a
certain contract, entered into by the abovetnained parties with
Michael Hicks Beach, Esq. The Estate is oh lease fur seven
years to Mr. G. W. Hale, at a very low rent of 41170 per an-
num; the present value is upwards of 41750 per annum : the
farm is situated ten miles from Bridgewater, twelve front Wells,
three front Axbridge, 32 from Bath, and 22 from Bristol.
To be viewed, and Particulars had thirty days previous to the
Sale at the George Inn, Bridgewater; Swan, Wells; the Inn at
Aabridge; White Hart, Bath; White Lion, Bristol; Mr.Cuuke,
Solicitor, Bristol; Mr. Hicks, Solicitor, Gray's Inn-square:
Mears. Lambret, Tayler, and Dean Gray's Ito; at the Auc-
tion Mart ; and of Messrs. Haggai and Phillips, 6a, Old Broad-
street, Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1814-12-24

In a few days will be publlahed,
in Two Volumes Octavo, price Li. is. In boards,
SERMONS, by the Rev. J. VENN, M. A. Rector
of Clapham.
Printed for J. Hatchard, 190, Piccadilly ; and Messrs. Riving-
tons, St. Paul's Churchyard.
N B. The Subscribers are respectfully requested to apply to
the Publishers* for their copies, which will be delivered upon
payment of their subscriptions.
London, England, 1814-03-02

MILAN, FEBRUARY IL

Since the affair of the 11th,- nothing has occurred
Along the whole of the line oh the army.
On the 12th, several discharges of artillery were
heard iron. the enemy's lines, the object of which
was to celebrate the anniversary of the birth of the
Emperor of Austria. _ .

They write from Mantua, that the security of its
environs is likely to be affected ; a 'detachment of the
enemy's cavalry having broken the chains of a num-
ber of malefactors, and set them at liberty :—they
!rid all been condemned to severe punishments, and
some of them were even sentenced to irons for life.—
The deliverance of these malefactors is a new bene-
faction, for which we are indebted to the generosity
of our enemies.

French Funds—Feb. 22, 56f.—Feb. 23, 561. 50c.

THE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1814-03-02

mably with the existing laws, tecall all Faischinen
who may be in the civil or military Service of the
Neapolitan Government : and conformably with the
article of the Imperial Decree of the 6th of April,

1809, and the 17th and 18th articles of that of the
26th of August,

" We declare, that all Frenchmen who may now,
with or without the permission of his Majesty, be in
the military or civil service of the Neapolitan Go-
vernment, are to return into the territory of the em-
pire within the space of three months, to be reckoned
from the 17th of February, 1814, and that they shall
there be held to prove their return, according to the
forms prescribed by law; in default whereof, and
after the expiration of that term, the defaulters shall
be denounced, and pursued by the agents of the pub-
lic government, conformably with the dispositions of
the Imperial Decree of the•6th of April, 1809.
ig Given at Paris, in our Hotel, on the 22d of Fey
bruary, 1814. (Signed) " COUNT MOLE."
London, England, 1814-03-02

O.AFIC.R OP O.II.IINtiNC.I4 Pelt-vary in, 1814.
THE PRINCIPAL. OPFICBRS of Hls • Af. -
JASTre ORDNAN6R, de krre6ygiw Nettle,
That Proposals will be receivcAl at their Office in
on or before Friiay, the I ith of March next, from such persons
as may be willing to undertake the supply of WHEELBAR-
ROWSi for service of this Department, for a period of Three
Years, determinable after the expiration of the first Year, upon
notl':e at 3 Months, it the option of eitber Party.
Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the
Principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower; and further Parti-
col ire, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract,
may be known ar the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid,
any day between the hours of ten and fear o'clock, where the
Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Proposals
for Wheelbarrows;" but no Proposal can he admitted after she
said 11th March, at 12 o'Clock at noon of the same day ; neither
will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making it, or an
Agent in his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Beard, R. CREW, Secretary

EAST INDIA ROUSE, March a.,• )8)4.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS qf fhe UNITED
COMPANY .f MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading
to the EAST INDIES, a hereby five notice,
That at the General Court held at this House on Friday, the
2ilth ult. the motion, of which noticewas given in a former Ad-
vertisement, as intended to be taken into consideration at the
General Court of the said Company appointed to be held at thin
House on Wednesday, the 23d instant, was altered by the Mover,
with the Court's permission, by leaving out the word " Foirry,"
and substituting the words " SI/TYFOUR," the said Motion
now standing as follows, viz.
" That no sum of money shall be voted by any General.
" Court as a remuneration for services performed.or as a corn-
, " pensation for losses suffered, nor as a gratuity or pensioo,
" any person, unless Sizty-four Proprietors, legally qualified, are
," present." •
And that the above Motion will be accordiney taken into con-
sideration at the General Court to he held on the '23d instant.
JAMES COBB, Seeretlry.
London, England, 1814-03-02

PARIS, FEBRUARY Stg.

The Emperor slept at Nogent on the night between
the 20th and 21st. His Majesty continues to enjoy
the best health.

On the 21st his Majesty's head-quarters were at
Troyes ; the Duke of Reggio was at Romilly.
Her Majesty the Empress has yesterday and to•
Way, at one o'clock, kit the palace of the Thuilleries,
and taken a walk.