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London, England, 1814-03-21 00:00:00

DEAL, MARCH 20.

be gratifying to the merchant
ed their proceedings
their

Of Loni

Sailed yesteiday the ACTIVE hired outer with dis.
patches for the fleet in the Scheldt.—Arrived to-day
the PANDORA And the Bvissts sloops cf war from a
cruize off the French coast. Sailed the NYNIPII
cutter w:th Mr. Itortssos, the Messenger, for Calais.
—Wind S.E. and very foggy weather.

The means which have been some time in prepa-
ration, for a mote vigorous and powerful prosecu.
tion of the war in America, are nearly completed,
and on the point of proceeding to Quebec. The
Doyen, PENELOPE, and CEYLON, with the Naval Of-
ficers, 700 seamen, and the volunteer artificers on
board, from the several dock-yards, went down to
St. Helens on Saturday rw,rieing, with his Majesty's
store-ship ABUNDANCE, and several transports, having
on board the franius of two frigates, of 32 guns
each, two brigs of war, and every description of nAtnt,
stores, for the equipment of a numerous and most
tfficient for the lakes of Canada. The. Seem..
cent, 74, Captain lt Acc.m.rr, has the convoy in charge;
and she will sail with the whole of the ships the mu-
ment the FREYA and
,THAMES appear in sight from
Guernsey, whither they sailed on Monday last, to
take troops on board for the same service. General
CorinAn, late in command at Gosport, is embarked
in the Doyen, to join Sir GEORGE PREVOST. Four
Post Captains, eight Lieutenants, and fourteen Mid-
shipmen, are going out to command under Sir JAMES
YEO, viz. •
Captains Downie, Hickey, H. T. Davies, and P. Fisher ; Lieu-
tenants 0 tty, Hamly, Colman, Bumbgard, Salter, Robit.son,
Rowley, and Williams; Messrs. A. S. Pearson, A. Short, G. H.
Sarratt, C. Croker, W. Hornby, Venus, I. Houghton,
Noble, T. Stevenson, -- Brereton, C. Kr.ight, Elliott,
C. Totch, and Evanson.
The frigates going out in frame are to be called
the PSYCHE and ?'ROMPTE; the brigs, CALIBRE and
GOSHAWK. The VITTORIA, and another frigate, are
ready for launching on the Lakes. The regular
establishment of Surgeons, Pursers, Masters, &c. for
the new vessels, has been fixed by the Admiralty, and
the Officers go out in the present Fleet. That gallant
and judicious Officer, Sir GEORGE COLLIER, has also
sailed for the American station, in the LEANDER, a
new ship, of the same tonnage and force, in every re-
spect, as the large American frigates. He will cake
under his convoy a body of troops, which has em-
barked in transports at Cork. _ _

The following statement is copied from Mort.-
LEY'S Portsmouth Telegraph, a respectable and well-
informed Provincial Paper :—" All the statements
which our Readers might have heard of, or seen,
as to the success of the BOURBON cause, in France,
founded upon the arrival in this country of an Aid-
de-Camp of the Count de Ling, are, we regret to
learn, greatly exaggerated. The Gentleman ill
question came from the Roompot in the DICTATOR ;
and we are informed, from the best authority,
that the reception of MONSIEUR in Franche Comte,
was of no higher detcription than a simple attach-
ment of respect for the BOURBON family. The
Chiefs of the people, is a quiescent manner,
wished well to the cause, and promised it their
aid, in case no danger to theft could be appre-
hended from it ; and there appeared in the people,
as far as could be ascertained, a disposition to throw
off the tyranny of the present Government Of the
country But it must be remembered, even these

gade of the 2,1 division, whlch, led by Major-Lienerai " 4'4%." .. ........ `... •...... b.... --•- -- ----- i- -
manifestationscou n try . nut
aitppr:auredst beonrelymienmaDered
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themselves, but in the British cause also. It mustirpart' ofevenFratinere
Barnes, charged the enemy in the most gallant style, a degree of procrastination, otherwise not to be anti-
and beat them back, throwing their column into the cipated, and therefore it would be presumptuous to be gratifying to the merchants and others, who first which had been cleared of BONAPARTIeS troops. This,
greatest confusion. speak confidently of the result or of the period ; but, commenced their proceedings at the City of London we understand, was the extent of the representation il
The enemy mask various attempts to regain the from all that we have been able to collect respecting Tavern, to see their call answered
by British Princes, which the Officer brought to our Government."
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and the highest Prelates in the land. His Royal II
ground, but Lieutenant• General the Hon. Sir W. the circumstances of all the Negociating parties, we Highness the Duke of Yon will take the Chair at a CORN MARKET, MARK-LANE, MARCH in.,
had 1
Stewart, luvii;g now been joined by Major-General are inclined to think that the war is drawing to a close. meeting conven'ecl by him and two of his Royal Bro- We
the esakiro sfuwiTallych of
was hrather heavy, and
morning from Kent and:).
Byng's brigade, was enabled to drive them from all On the other hand, it is possible that NAPOLEON'S ob- thers, aided by the. Archbishops of CANTERBURY and price:scarcely supported. Barley was not so brisk sale as last
their positions, and finally from this town. stinacy may procrastinate the period. If so, the re- Y
_ oRK, and the Bishops of LONDON and DURHAM. week, utility obtained last Friday's prices. Bears
but that of fine q .
So unprecedented an instance of benevolent interfe- ars ss• per quarter dearer, and Oats ls. per quarter lugher, but ''‘l
By all accounts of prisoners, and from my own ob. inforcements of the Russians and Prussians, which dull sale at that advance. In other articles no alteratiun.
rence, on such an occasion, it is likely, will ate
nervations, at least two divisions of the enemy were are now advancing, may come into action, and the a PRiCE (4,F a I'OCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCZ
most numerous attendance, and it is hoped the ex- spa Cent. Red. shut Cons. 711 7 1 70/ for ace. 71 721
engaged. Their loss in killed and wounded has been contest may have a very different issue as to terms, ample will be #9OuI"„WewA VI :..
5 every tbVin in the United 4 per Cs. shut-5 per Cc. 971-omnivln 27 sof
very great, aud we have above one hundred prisoners. from what could otherwise be anticipated. Kingdom. leas liaa4s to, Ids. pc—lizdalver. Olt So. as. pr.
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