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London, England, 1814-06-10

NAVAL .INTELLIGENCE.

ADMIRALTY OrIICI, 117Nt P, 1814.
" Sin—h answer to your letter of yesterday's date, respecting
Le homeward-bound West-India and Bermuda convoys, expect-

ed to be now approaching the Channel, I am commanded by the
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty to acquaint you, for dal
information of the Committee for managing the affairs of Lloyd's.
that their Lordships have directed the Admirals at Portsmouth
and Plymouth to send out se.ne vessels, tilled with water and
provisions, to cruize in the chops of the Channel till the Easterly
winds shall cease, for the purpose of supitlying the vessels of the
above convoy, and protecting any that may be scattered.
" I ant, &c. Ste. (Sigurd) " J. W. CALOKIII.
" Mr. Jubn Bennett, jun."
London, England, 1814-06-10

PLYMOUTH, JUNE 8.

Arrived the SNAP sloop of war, from Portsmouth.
Sailed the DUBLIN man of war, for the Elstward ;
EItIi;ANUS frigate, for Bnurdeauz, with a fleet under
convoy ; I-lELicnN and RAPID sloops of war, on a
cruize.—Wind S.
London, England, 1814-06-10

IMO GRAND MORNiNG CONCERTS, for
JJ the BENEFIT of SUFFERERS.by WAR in GERMANY,
will be given at the Royal Chapel shortly afterike arrival of the
rot eign Potentates, under the immediate Patronage of his Royal
Highness the PRINCE Rto NT, conducted by the Committee of
the Westminster Association, the Music under the Royal and
Noble Directors of the Concerts of Ancient Music. Mrs. 80.-
I,lNa-I.ON and all the principal professional talents, both vocal and
instrumental, valtonteer on this occasion.
The grandeur of this Fete will be heightened by the presence
of her Majesty the Qu ZEN, his Royal Highness the PRINCE Re-
CENT, the Royal Family, the Emperor of RussiA, the King of
YausstA, and many other illustrious Foreigners.
The price of Tickets for each day is Two Guineas, and they
admit but one person, and are transferable.
Order; for Tickets are received at the Committee-rooms, Free-
masons' Tavern, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields, and at
the City of London Vattern, Bishopsgate-street ; at Mr. Birchall's
Music Shop, New Bond-street ; at Messrs. Ckmenti and Co.'s,
Cbeapside; and at Mr. Ackermann'', 101, Strand.
N.B. The Days of Performance and delivery of Tickets will
be duly advertised.
London, England, 1814-06-10

BAST INDIA ROUSE, Jew 9,1914.
rrHE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
AIL c 0 Al !'ANY of MERCHANTS of ANGZAND,tradiss
S the EAST INDIES, do h;:ebscive Nadu, •
That a General Court of the said Company will be hold at
their House In Leadenhall street, on Thursday, the 23d instant,
from Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, till Six in the Evening, at
the desire of more than Nine Proprietors, to Ballot on the follow-
QgtitiOß, VIZ.
" Resolved, [hat as a testimony of the high sense entertained
by the Proptietors of East India Stock of the eminent and essen-
tial services rendered by the late Viscount Melville to the Lust
India Company, for seventeen years, during which period he
discharged the duties of President of the Bou:d of Conoissiumrs,
a sum of X.i.0,0c0 be granted to his Executors, at the rate of
p' 000 per Annum, until the said suns of Ao,onri be discharged,
the same to b. applied towards the liquidation of his Lordship's
debts." JAMBS CC.11311. tieer:tary.
London, England, 1814-06-10

F4J PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNI'. 9.
On the question of judgment in the Scots Cause, " Andrew
o. Murdoch," some discussion took place,
The LORD CIIANT.:.."ELLOR wac of ors'nion the ciise shonid
be remitted hack fur further consideration un the part of the
Court of 6,:ssiun.

Lord HOLLAND atilniadverted at some length on the ex-
treme hardships of the App..liatit's case, who sued in firma past-
peris, and thought that the effect of several prominent point. con-
nected with the case, to which he referred, ware worthy of the
most serious Parliamentary sonsideration. In the result, the dis-
cussion was adjourned till Monday.
The Dutch Trade Bill was brought up from the Commons by
Sir hates GRAHAM ; as were a great number of Private Bilk
by the Honourable Baronet and other Members, which were se-
verally read a first time.
The Lottery and Additional Excise Duties Bills passed through
Committees of the whole House (Lord KENYON in the Chair)
and were Reported without any amendment.—The other Bills
upon the table were respectively forwarded.
London, England, 1814-06-10

TIM ARM:

The victorious army under his Excellency the Duke
of Wcumaarow Is dislocated. 'lt is in contemplation
to encamp part of these braiilnen for a time either
at Sandown, in the Isletf.Wight, or Shirley. Com-
mon, near Southampton. The following regiments
being destined for foreign service, will embark from
Bourdeaux, and are to be formed into brigades and
divisions as follows, and to be commanded by the
General Officers undermentioned :
Lieutenant-General Lord HILL, to command the 14th Regi-
ment of Light Dragoons, lit division. Lieutenant-General Sir
14. CLINTON, Major-General Reale es, 3d /ow, Ist battalion;
27th Foot, ht battalion 37th Ditto. Colonel KHAN, 4th Foot,
Ist battalion; 44th Foot, lot battalion ; 57th Regiment, lit ditto.
Colonel O'CALLAGHAN, 39th Regiment, Ist battalion; 51Ith,
and 85th Regiment, lit battalion.
Second DiviAlon, Major-General 'WAFT ; Major-General
Pow La sth Regiment of Fcot, Ist Battalion, 27th Regiment, 3d
ditto, 28th ditto, Ist Battalion; Major-General Rom si so N 9th,
Vith, and 85th regiments, Ist battalions ;Major-General Ross,
4011 i, 60th, and 81st regiments, Ist battalions.
Lieutenant-Colonel CAIRNCKOS.i, six Companies Royal Artila
lery ; Lieuteraiit-Colonel BUNGOTNIL, a detachment Royal En-
gineers; and Major Co LLXTON, a detaciiiiii Royal Staff Corps.
Licutenant•Colonel M'LEon, of the Royal Scots,
is appointed to command at Bangalore.
The 22J regiment of Light Dragoons has arriied
at Madras from Java.

- - -
The 9th Light Dragoons are ordered to the Wes.
tern District.

The Anglesey Militia are ordered to Beaumaris,
and the Montgomery to Bristol.
The Aberdeenshire Militia still continue to do the
duty of the Tower, where they were inspected on the
21st ult. by Major General DISNEY, who expressed
himself much pleased with their appearance.
The first division of the Stirlingshire Militia marched
from Leeds on Saturday se'nnight, on their route for
Berwick.

The troops at present in Edinburgh, consist of
the Northampton and Norfolk regiments of Militia ;
the 4'h regimeht of Dragoons Guards are at Ptershill
Barracks.
London, England, 1814-06-17

N4V44 INTtLLIGEXCI.

WE St INDIA FLEET.
VALttll lA, COUNTY nr KERIIIT 'VINE 11.
Reg Mr. BENA kl% 01 Liverpool, has just landed lic!e
from the homeward-bound fleet from Bermuda, at,.
under convoy of the SCEPTRE m in of war; they are
in want of provisions, and cannot weather Cape Cle.ir
with the present winch ; but Admiral SAWYSIt will
soon send to their assistance."

Majesty's His 0511114S QUEEN, GALATEA, CLED PA•
Tit A, and CLIP:4:, sailed from St. Thomas's on the
4 zlr ultimo, with 329 vc4sels under convoy, bound to
Great Britain, viz.

for eal:d4n, 135; Plymouth, I ; 13rts••I, 40; LIvety•oo1,10;
I.r.tic.ster. 4 ; WlLlteliarefs, I ; Glaspow, 58 ; Greenock, Is ;
Abel-de-en, 1; Dublin, I ; Cork. 8 ; Belfast, 6.
. .

The ships bodnd to Liverpool arrived there en
Wednesday, and hose to lsiistol yesterday. Every
ship in the Fleet *as well on the nth instant..

FALMOUTH. JUNE 14.

The packets in the Roads made every disposition
t!li.; morning, but, in consequence of falling a calm
this evening, furled their sails again.—Wind variable,
light breezes, with thunder showers.

PLYMOU TH, JUNE IS.
Came in the EL/ROTAS frigate, from Gibraltar.—.
Wind S.W.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE la.
Arrived his Majesty's ship CERBERUS from the Me-
diterranean and under quarantine ; Hon, SwiNbes,
DEXTROUS and PICKLE schooners, fr m the Westward
ANDROMACHE and THAIS from Plymouth; &mu:m.lu
from Falmouth ; his Majesty's ship CERRI from the
Coast of Brazil. Sailed the SURLY cutter for Guern-
sey. The fleet, under convoy of his Majesty's ship
ANTELOPE, for Newfoundland, Quebec, Halifax,
Nova Scotia, and Bermuda, havF dropped down to
St. Helen's Roads 3 and will sail the first lair wind,
DEAL, JUNE 16.

Atriirect ihe Prince Regent, BURGE% from Ports-
mouth. Came down from the River, Shat to, Emily,
Fredefick, Prince of Wales, Traveller, and Ann
transports, for Portsmouth ; and remain in the Downs
with his Majesty's ships and Beet of transports u be-
fore.—Wind S.W.
London, England, 1814-06-17

WORM LOZENGES,

WORMS ARE THL MOST FREQUENT
AOUROES nF CHILDRENS' DIEA:tto :
l'hrir Sol' \IP t OM:i EVERY PA It EN I' and GUARDIAN
of CHILDREN Umtata be acqiiaimed with.. 'they occalitui hie
of appetite, a palette's of the colour of the face, emaciation and
irregular crate of the bowels, attended alter with violent pans;
they firing an convulsions; they affect the gr.iwth of the body,
and they prove Petal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both
a. a prevAtatise and cure of their alarming complaints, t he above
excellent Medicine is universally allowed. on the testimony of the
highest characters in this country, both In rank and respeciabl-
My, to Lave no equal. Their publit approbation, given to the
Proprietor, trout a personal knowledge of its wooderful success
:n their own families, stamps its merit beyond competition, ant'
Dives a sanction to it, of which no other Medicine of the kind
boast. Parents and others, who have the care of childrea
should have this remedy ai a family Medicine to resort to, when,
ever the stomach or bowels of Clufdren are any way disordered,
which it will always be found to relieve.

Sold, wholesale and rctail,cat Mr. Butler's, No. 4. Cheapside, the
corner of St. VanniChlOch•yard ; Sharp, Johnson, 3: Bela u,l
mouth; loves, Weston Alilliut, and Mallory, Purtseo ; Hall and
Johnston, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, Shmrtivos ; Peck and
Ross, and Turner, Hull ; Homland, Cook worthy, Nettleton, and
Gilbert, Falmouth ; 'Knott and Lloyd, and Swtainey and Co. liar-
mingltant ; Staines and I.;. ach,,Manchester; kiewman, Exeter;
Smith, Ma wierton , KCoburn, scot t,and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Bax-
ter end M Dotiald, Glasgow ; Bulge's and Barry, Bristol; Ste-
venson and Co. Norwich ; Swicten, Leicester; Edwards and
fenny, and Billings and Lai hbuty , Liverpool ; Neale and Ledger,
Dover; White, Br gluon; Bobo Is, Feltlon, and Ruff,Chelten-
ham and retail, by most. country ntedicaut vetiders,ln bomb Ile
ud 3s. 6d.ractn
London, England, 1814-06-17

tAR I.I,IMENTA lir PROCEEDINGS.
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HOUSE OF I.oRllq, JUNE 16.

The Judge.: ht irg present, Counsol w.ere heard on both sides
upon the • iihj c, or the Airly Pt,..rage, and the Oise was referred
to the farther anon of the Judges.
'i he C.lpe Wine Bill, arid the Apprenticeship Bill were brought
up from site Con:mons. itead a first, and ordsred to,.bc read a
second :ion%

IA M:Esk.te from the Commons stated that Mr. MELLISII
and Mr. TiloaNTaN were granted leave to attend the Corn
ConUllittre.

the Britis!) Fire Office Bill, the Wood Removal Bill, and
the It i,ll .quer Bill, were read a second time, and ordered
to be commiztul.
iitisil JUDGES SALARY BILL.

On the !notion' for the second reading of the Irish
Judges Sitiaiy Bill—

Lord REbESDALE moved, that it be rejected,
because it contained 4n inaccuracy which it was ne-
cessary to TrCt;fy.

Lord ST:OIHOPZ approved of the motion.—
Let, said he. the salaries of the Irish Judges, and of
the English Judges also, be advanced, .provided no
fees be alloweJ. Nay, let these salaries be even more
than those fees could by any means produce, in order
to gunrd .against an opinion which had gone forth,
th.it the existence of those, fees had served to prevent
or iinpjde the improvement of the law. Such an
opinion ought not to prevail, and the best way to re-
move it was, in his judgment, to set aside all fees,
and to grant an ample allowance to those who held
an cflice which, when its duties were adequately dis-
charpd, entitled them to most liberal compensation.
The Lai. was rejected.
London, England, 1814-06-17

HArmARKE7' THEATRE.'

This Theatre opened last night for the season, with
much promise. It has undergone many judicious al-
terations. The chandeliers ate new and tastefully ar-
ranged, the whole producing a very pleasing effect.
The performances of ele evening were KoitEToN's
'Comedy of A Core for the Heart ilche, anl the petite
Farce of Fortune's Prolie ; in the former (if which three
117 w performer; were introduced.—A Mr. BAItNAIW,
from the BirminehankTheatre, mule his appearance
in the character of Charles Stant-7, and acquitted him-
self with great credit. A Mr. It A7Nnit also made his
first appearance in London, in the character of Frank
(Jutland; and with equal success. Mrs. HuGIiE ap-
peared in Jesse Outlands for the first time, and was well
received.---JONES and MATunws, in roung and Old
Rapid, and Mrs. Gtans, as Misr Vortex, were, as
usual, eminently great.—ln flu! Farce, Mr. ToxEutv,
who acquired so much celebrity at the beginning of
the season at Drurplane Theatre, in the charaetvr of
Robin Roughead, performed the sante part, of which
he gave a most °baste and correct delineation through.
out. He was received with universal applause, and
will not fail to become a favourite of the public.
London, England, 1814-06-17

MADRID, JUNE 3.

Lord Wellington, Duke of Ciudad Rodrigo, having
stopped a short time in the village of Fuencarral, two
leagues from Madrid, was received in the manner of
a General lemming in triumph. All the bells in
the village were sounded, and the local Authorities
complimented his arrival. The Children of a School
established in the village, walked in procession before
his carriage, and presented him with the following
Address :

" May it please your Excellency !

" The children of the primary school of this vil-
lage have the honour to salute you, and felicitate
you on the brilliant victories which you have gained
in favour of our adored Sovereign Ferdinand VII.
and our country.
_Noble, invincible, loyal, incom-
parable Cid of England—you are the glory of our
age, the admiration of Europe, the restorer of our
dear Spain.
" Our tender hearts will preserve for ever the me-
mory of the most extraordinary man of this age, the
liberator of the oppressed, who inspired terror in our
enemies.

66 Deign to receive these sincere homages, this
faithful expression of our gratitude for all the benefits
received from you, incomparable hero! by our Conn-
try and the Sovereign whom we idolize. The humble
and affectionate children who now throw themselves
at the Feet of your Excellency, will never cease to
pray to DLVINi PROVIDENCE for your prosperity, and
the long duration of your glorious days."
The Supreme Council of Castile is re.establishcd,
with some modifications: We shall give the text of
the decree forthwith.
London, England, 1814-04-25

I

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^+i

d at Cowes on the,
giments wader the
In) which arrive&
expected at Ports.,

is has sailed from
op of war, destin.4

is now in Ireland.
ived the route for

red to join their re.
-Lieutenat-Colon't
Bo WATER, 3d ditzt,;
Regiment f Major

e Anglo•Catallnian
,roceeded to the fol-

De Roirs Regiment,

?not lit Battalion, 58tk
Ist alien, 4th Battalion
tvahi sad Infantry—to

et —to Gibraltar.
riateaboo. Siat root lit
nlola 1414 WILLIAM.

tL SO.
ti's ship PIISMANTs.
7 COrk.—Wiad tan.

RIL
wts from Plyntoudis
p of war, the Prince
ne, Melbura,
Queen, Mary, Mar-
al Ann, and others,,
ma, from. Holland ;;
is put under quaran-
a cruise. Sailed the
,wns ; and the Hoye

Id W.
Ott.
last night, after poste
war, Nawcasros and
SOVII,KIGN yacht
Roads, Came down
ass of Ely, for India *
t has put back, and'
IF AND DUMB.
is and' Supporters of
important Institution,
Dumb, held their 414-!
London Tavern, Bi.
Highness the Duke of
e company, as is usual
ty, was numerous and
happy change in the
annot assemble in se-
is their participation in
ing on that great thea,
his was strongly mania
--after the customary
been given and received
terest, his Royal High,
ie health of his Majesty
ce."—The burst of ap.
impressed on the mind
people never fail to ex,
of legitimate power for-
rac e. The health of the
aperor of Ausrata, and
mccessively given,en4
robation : the naive:of
ally received.
essed the Company, and
Duke of GLOUCESTM•T•
ly benevolent Patron of
is needless to say with
rbation this toast was re.
tony of applause, which
lents of all present, bad
ss rose, and in a speech,
lo justice, pronounced II
tent Institution, for the
letting immediately had
s view of its advantages,
hstand:ng the extensive
rets with from all ranks,
D be done, to meet 'the
tated the number of chile
In and maintenance in the
50, while upwards of 80 •
admission to participate
them is) a sort of new
he gratification the Con,
ce, in seeing and hearing
he children, about to be
n all stages of that pm/
and unerring principles,
usion of,rnute ignorance,
, to the cheering result of
,ductive industry---to all
at can spring from moral,

red the room, conduct:n4
!rent tables, and the'trA,
ss had Promised .wks telt
,nceived than described;
thibit specimens of their
e in arithmetic, hut 91174
Lions proposed to them ;
short address to their be.
of utterance And proprie,
while it astonished.
were announced in the
the time was spent with
hick 119ws from the eicr.
The stewards did their
t did honour to the and'
yen. '
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London, England, 1814-06-28

INSTANT COMMAND OF MONEY.
MESSRS. RICHARDSON apd Co. have tze
unlimited command of Money for good Securities of
every decription, in possession.or reversion ; and they have the
power of making instant advances to persons of known property
and responsibility. Regular Bills dixouated. Attendance trom
ten till five, and letters, post paid, immediately answered...-.
•No 2 Duke-street, Adelpki. he business of Ibis Office la
conducted wititinvinkbk secrecy.

GARDENING.`

AGREAT Variety of new-invented, useful,. and
Improved GARDENING IMPLEMENTS, recommended
by the most eminent Nurserymen in the neighbourhood of Ile
Metropolis, calculated to give facility, ease, and pleasure in the
above Science, as well as to considerably lessen the expences.—
Co be seen utily at the Hqitieultural. Repository, 9, Leicester-
street, Lescester-square.
Ily EDWARD JUKES, tell tithe Averruncator.

THE TRL'ATT 80N4P4R7 E.

PAPER; LAID BEFORE TILE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Extract of a Dispatch from Vi4count Cattleres:h to the Earl of

I.ivcrpool, dated Yarii, April i 9, 1 nl4.

" I desired, however, to decline, on the part of my
Government, being more than an acceding party to
the Treaty ; and declared, the t w act of accession
on the part of Great Britain could not go beyond the
territorial arrangements proposed in the Treaty.'!
London, England, 1814-06-28

Extract of a Protocols, Paris, April 10, 1814.

id The Plenipotentiaries of his Majesty the Empe-
ror Napoleon, and those of the Allied Powers, being
assembkd this day, have agreed open the Articles of
the Treaty which determines the arrangements rela-
tive to the Emperor Napoleon and his family.

64 Lord Castlereagh, Minister of his Britannic Ma-
jesty, declared, that England could not become a
party to the said Treaty ; but he promised to give in
the Act of Accession of his Court, with the least de-.
lay, to so much AS concerns the free possession of the
Island of Elba, and th. Duchies of Parma, Placentia
and Guastalla. Lord Castlereagh also promised to
give the necessary passports and securities for the
voyage."
Copy of a Dispatch from Lord Castlereagh t• Earl Bathurst.
44 Paris, April 27, 1114.
44 MY IJCIRDI have the honour to transmit to
your Lordship an act which I have this day executed
here, containing the accession of Great Britain to
certain parts of the Treaty lately concluded, with re-
pect to the family and person of Napoleon Bonaparte.
—I am, ice. (Signed) CASTLEREAGH.
The Earl Bathurst, &c. &c. &c.
Certified Copy of the Act of Ac^ession, on the part of Great
Britain to the Treaty with respect to Napoleon Bonaparte,

April 27,1814.
" Whereas their Imperial and Royal Majesties, the
Emperor of Austria, King of Hungary and Bohe-
mia ; the Emperor of all the Russias, and the King
of Prussia, have entered into a Treaty concluded at
Paris on the 11th of April of the present year, for the
purposed granting, for such respective periods as in
the said Treaty are mentioned, to the person and fa-
mily of Naphleon Bonaparte, the possession in Sove-
reignty of the Island of Elba, and the Duchies of '
Parma, Placentia, and Guastalla, and for all other
purposes ; which Treaty has been communicated to
the Prince Regent of the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland, by the Ministers of their Impe-
rial and Royal Majesties, the Emperor of Austria,
King of Hungary and Bohemia, tl:e Emperor of all
the Russias, and the King of Prussia ; who, in the
name of their respective Sovereigns, have jointly in-
vited the Prince Regent to accede to the same, in the
name and Qn the behalf of his Majesty.
“ His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, having
full knowledge of the contents of the said Treaty,
accedes to the same, in thb name and on the tolialf
of his Majesty, as tar as respects the stipulations tchtv
clue to the possession in Sovereignty of the Island of
Elba, and also of the Duchies of Parma, Placentia,
ard Guastalla. But his Royal Highness isnot to be
considered, by this act of accession, to have become
a party, in the name of his Majesty, to any of the
other provisions and stipulations contained therein.
Given under my hand and seal, at Paris, this 27th day of
April, in the year of oar Lord 1814.
By Command of His Royal Hight the Prince Regent, act-
lag In the name sad on the behalf Ms Majesty.
(Signed) CASTLNIZ•OII.
•
London, England, 1814-06-21

LAKE CHAMPLAIN.

Our flotilla, which is on Otter Creek, is preparing
to proceed out. It consists of a new ship to
,carry
thirty 32-pounders ; one sloop to► carry twelve 18-
pounders ; two sloops to carry eight, and ten 12 and
18-pounders; two to carry sit 16-pounders, and ten
row-gallies to carry two heavy guns each.—Total,
16 vessels.

Commore 14,Donough, an active and intelligent
officer, commands the4nove vessels.

The British fleet, which, is to be commanded by
Commodo►e BarcLiy, consists of a Hew brig carrying
eighteen 12-pounders; tour sloops carryiug from six
to ten guns; and twelve row-gallies.
London, England, 1814-06-21

EAST I2VDIA HOUSE, June 9, 1814.
r vl4 CO LUZT of DIRECTORS of Me UNITED
of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND,trading
So the EAST INDIES, do here4ygive notice,
That a General Court of the said Company will be held at
their House in Leadenhall street, on Thursday, the 23d Instant,
from Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon till Six in the Evening, at
the desire of more than Nine Proprietors, to Ballot on the follow-
ing Question, viz.
" Resolved, That as a testimony of the high sense entertained
by the Proprietors of East India Stock of the eminent and essen-
tial services rendered by the late Viscount Melville to the East
India Company, for seventeen years, during which period he
discharged the duties of Pres'dent of the Board of Commissioners,
a sum of aezo,o( 0 be granted to his Executors, at the rate of
X2OOO per Annum, until the sail sum of AC2o,cino be discharged,
the same to be arched towards the liquidation of his Lordship's
debts." JAMES COBB, Secretory.
London, England, 1814-06-21

YOUNG GENTLEMEN's SUITS, DRESSES
and GREAT COATS, expeditiously made, in various
el; glint torus, tastefully ornamented or plain, at Dt ETRICISSLN'S
old-estahlishetl House, 12, 14 athbone-place, Oxford-street, Lon-
don ; who continues to make Men of kashion's Clothes, Regi-
mentals, Peltsses, and Ladies Habits, iu his superior and highly:
approved style of cutting.
Country Residents may be informed how to transmit their
measure per post.—Curricle Coats, Servants' Liveries, &c. !cc.

WALLIS'S GUIDE TO LONDON.

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Iry ered,
r J ONION : being a COMPLETE GUIDE to
• the Bit rusk' CAPITAL; containing a bid and accurate
Accow it of its buildings, Commerce, Curiosities, Exhibitions,
Am•iseint R eligions and Charitable Foundations, Literary
1 3..1: :Limients, Learned and Scientific Institutions, ineludiiig a
Sketch of the surrounding Country, with fell Directions to
Strangers on their first Arrival.
By JOHN WALLIS.
Pro •i.d for Sherwood, Nee!y, and Jones, Paternoster-row ;C.
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London, England, 1814-06-21

LAKE ONTARIO.

All our vessels, ready, at Sackett's Harbour, are
provisioned, and upon getting out will compose the
following Heet :
General Pike (ship), 24 guns, Commodore Chaun-
cey ; Madison (ship), 20 guns, Captain Crane; Jef-
ferson (brig), 20 guns; Jones (brig), 20 guns; Go-
vernor Tompkins (schooner), 6 guns, Lieut. Elliot ;
Chieida (brig), 16 guns, Lieutenant Brown ; Sylph
(schooner), 14 guns, Captain Woolsey; Lady of the
L ke (schooner), 3 guns, Mr. Mix.

The British squadron which appeared off Oswego
on the sth instant, consisted oh three ships, two brigs,
two schooners, and eleven gun-boats, lull of men,
conunanded by Connuodurd Yen.
London, England, 1814-04-13

CONTRACT POR TAR.
NArr-OFFICE, April 7, 1814.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS-
-a- SION.ERS gf. His MeilESTT's NA rr, de hereby give Notice
That on Thursday the 21st instant, at Oge o'Clock, they will
be ready to treat with such Persons as may be willing to Con-
tract fur supplying his Majesty's several Dock Yards, or any one
or more of them, Ali STOCKHOLM or ARCHANGEL
TAR.
Distriietion of the Tar, and a form of the Teederimmy k sun
at this Ogee.
No Tender pill be received after one o'eloci, on the day of treaty,
nor any noticed, mans the party, or an agent for him, attends.
Every T.+ mint be accompanied by a Letter, addrenedto the Navy
Board, and rigidly It.. responsible Perms, engaging to iecorne band,
with the Pcrealheridering, in the nun of £5O per 100 Barrels of Tar
for 'helm parlintemoce of the Contract.

In the Course of the present WL ek will he published,
pIERCE THE PLOUGHMAN'S CREDE.
ca. • "The present impression of this curious Point will be
printed from the First Edition, " Impritired at London by Rey.
nold Wolfe, anno Domini ' and will form a small
viAsone in quarto; it will be executed in the finest style, in black
and red Letter, and the impression will be 'strictly limited to Two
Hundred Copies.
Considerably more than one half of the impression being
already 4ubscribed for, Gentlemen desirous of securing Copies
are particularly requested to be early in their application.
Names to be sent to the Publishers, Lackington, Allen, and
Co. Finsbury-square ; and Robert '1 rlphook, St. James's street,
London.

This day was publibhed, price lOs. 6d. the Fifth Edition,
with Additions, of
EMAR ICS on the OPHTHALMY, PSOR-
OPHTHALMY, and PYRULENT EYES .of NEW-
BORN CHILDREN ; to which is added, an Appendix on the
Purulent Ophthalmy which has lately been Epidemical in this
Country. Second Edition.
By JAMES WARE, Surgeon, F.R.S.
Printed for T. Underwood, Fleet-street; and J. Mawman
Ludgate-street.
Of wham may be had, published by the same Author,
price 105.6 d. the Third Edition of
OBSERVATIONS on the CATARACT and GUTTA SE-
RENA.
And speedily will be published, by the same Author,
A New Edition of
OBSERVATIONS on the EPIPHORA, and FISTULA LA-
CHRYMAL'S ; and other Disorders of the Eye.
London, England, 1814-04-13

RAMS GATE, APRIL 11.

The transport brig Perseverance (I K), Captain
IiVILINGTON arrived here last evening from Holland,
ant}t*s landed the undermentioned Ladies and Gen-
de n; who have lately been liberated by the Cossacks:

Mr. and Miss Cotton, of or near Maidstone; Miss Marsh,
Mn. and Miss Glen, Miss Batenun, Lieutenant John Stuart
Campbell, R. N.; •Mr. and Mrs. Amens, Mr. Dutton, Mr.
Daerts, and Mr. Joseph Williams—all of whom have been de-
tained between six and eleiren years in France.

There has been a heavy firing in the direction of
Calais and Dunkirk great part of yesterday, and still
continues. Many' largo fires were distinctly seen from
this along the French coast the greater part of last
night.
CHATHAM, API2IL io, •

The THEWS was taken into Dock last Thursday,
to undergo a large repair ; so was a new bomb ves-
sel, the FURY, that was launched the day preceding,
at Mrs. Ross' Yard, at Rochester. The Cuo only
waits a fair wind to sail for the Nore: The payment
of the artificers and workmen of the Dockyard, for
the quarter up to Christmas last, will commence to-
mottow, and continue Tuesday and Wednesday.
London, England, 1814-04-13

ELIjOANT MARINE VILLA, AND SiX CY ACRES OF
LAID), WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION',
By Mr. STEWAR
At hls great Room, 194, Piccadilly, en Thursday, the sth day of
May next, at Twelve o'Cloek,

THE .elegant and pleasant VILLA of \VAR-
SASH ; comprising a complete Cottage Residence (com-
manding beautiful Views of the Isle of Wight and Southampton
River, with excellentSsea Bathing), fit for the immediAte occu-
pation of a Family of respectability ; with Coach-house, Stabling,
Barn, and other Out-buildings, conveniently adapted for agri-
cultural pursuits, and about Sixty Acres of Meadow, Pasture,
and Arable Copyhold Land; the Land-tax redeemed.
The Villa is three miles from Titchfield, five from South-
ampton, and nine from Gosport. It may be viewed by apply-
ing to Richard Halbert, at the Villa, Warsash.
Particulars with Plan of the Estate may be had at the Do:phin
Inn, Southampton; India Arms, Gosport; Crown Inn, Ports-
mouth ; Messi s. Dawson and Wratislaw, Solicitors, Saville-place,
New Burlington-street, and of Mr. Stewart, the Auctioneer, 194,
Piccadilly, I.ondon.
London, England, 1814-04-13

ORDER OF THE DAY.

SIXTH CORPS D'ARUEE.
" Soldiers—For three months you have incessantly
combated, and for three months the most glorious
success has crowned your efforts ; neithec dangers,
fatitrues, nor want has been able to diminish your
zeal, nor to cool your love of your country. Your
grateful country thanks you through me, and will
requite with satisfaction all that you have done for it.
But the moment is arrived, soldiers, when the war
which you carried on, has neither advantage nor ob-
ject; it is then, for you, that of repose. You are
the soldiers of your country ; therefore it is public
opinion which you ought to follow ; and it is that
which hat; .Wm.ed ma to withdraw you from daagsrs
hasaikrthien, in order to preserve that noble
blind which you will again shed willingly, when the
your country and the public interest shaU re.
quire paiteiforta. Good cantos:meats, and my pa.
tarsal cares, will, I hope, cause you soon *forget
even Mows wbicb you have uselesgoae.
0 Done at Pans, April 5, 1814.
• (Signed) " The Marshal Duke de RAGUSA."
Bach are the details of this negotiation, equally
'honourable to the Foreign Geneva, who renounces
all the seductions of glory, and all the chances of vic.
tory, to maintain pacifically the cause of France and
of humanity ; and to the Marshal of France, who,
after having saved Paris by a capitulation, which wag
not to be hoped for, hastens to devote himself entirely
to his country, and whose noble sentiments have for
their object the honour of his troops, and the fate of
him whom he has served.

GENERAL LUCOTTE, COMMANDER Olt THE DIVISION Or

WNW; TO TUE OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF THAT

DIMON. 44 Coibeil, April 5, 1814, three o'clock
in ilte afternoon.
My Brothers in Antis-1 Emperor Napoleon
has caused to be announced, that being considered as
the only obstacle to the peace of Europe, he was
ready to renounce the Throne, or life itself, fox th°
welfare of France.

" The Emperor Napoleon demands, that the Prince
his son, and her Majesty the Empress Resent, m
succeed him in the power which France has conferred
upon him.
The First Bodies of the State have to answers
and the Allied Powers appear to protect the free ex-
pression of the wish of these Bodies which now PM?
London, England, 1814-04-13

The whole of the new Performances baring been received
whit great applause, will be repeatedevery Evening till further
notice.
'SURREY THEATRE,
THIS EVENING, NVEDt4IIISDAY, April 12,
mid every Eveolog.this Week,
NEW BROOMS.
The Manager 'of !Summer Theatre, Mr. hianot ; Jack
Wanall,-(a.enliatry Acidr of merit) Mr. Ctioxt ; Regular,
(a Prompter)•Mr. Hecate.. •
Immediately after winch, in 'air', new grand A,latic Melo-
Nantatic Talc o Enahatunmat, -written by Mr. Moreton, and
produced ender his immeslia• e direction, to be called
SHAMACDA, ; 'fait DECERT FLZND.
With New and Splendid Scener.y.
I': ci ,a 1 Perforin.rs t Mr. Miontitrow, Mr• HVNTLIILY, Mr.
oozy., Seignior Cteantio, Mr. Habitat, Miss Del a, Mrs.
ao.mes, &e. &c. &c.
in 'Act the Seeor.d, a PAS DE DEUX,
By Misses E. and Giactux. Composed by Mr. Giaoux, jun.
The wi ole to contln,le with, for the first time, an entirely new
CAlr.44. Painewitne, With New Scenery, Machinery, Tricks,
brenes, and Decorations, called
THE HALL OF MISCHIEF;
br, HARLEQUIN AND MAGGY LAWDER.
The Pantorilinie written by Mr. W. Barrymore.
- I he Machinery by Mr. Branscomb.
•
Auld Donald% NI aggy's Father, afterwards Pantalorte, Mr. May ;'
Sandy, afterwards Harlequin, Mr. Hollingverorth; Sawney
M`Gultfeen-Down, the Clown, Mr. Cooke. Sharp and Flar
tiro Stork Brokers, Messrs. Bradley and Pillingharn. Au
Maud, Maggy's Mother, .Mrs. Parkinson; Village Girl (wit
. a aew Ballad)-Miss Cooke (her first appearance at this Thea-
tre); and Maggy Lawder, afterwards Columbine, Miss Dely.
The other Pantomime Characters too nlimerous to insert, by
' She ishole Company.
TFEB"PtEMPLE OP BLISS
Is among the New Scenery painted expressly for this Pantomime.
So:hir had of Mr. Dian, jun. Box-Keeper, who will
attend at the Office from Ten em Four.
Doors opened at Half past Five o'Clock, aad Performance to
conitnence at Half-past Six precisely.
Bona 4s. Pit Es. Gallery Is. Second Price at Half-past Eight.'
London, England, 1814-04-13

MARRIEI).

Ar Sr. Luke's Chelsea, on the I Ith Inst. W. Stevenson, Ent.
of ik.cdon-Tow, Chelsea, to Miss Thomson, of South H:.puvrr-
►treet, Edinburgh.
On thy itla inst. Robert Kemp, Esq. Writer in Dumfries to
Miss Margar:t M'Olde.
Sunday sennight, at Berries, Lieutenant Edward Young Han-
coc►, of the Hun. Last India Contpany'4 service, to Isabella,
second daughter of the late John Cartwright, Esq. of !swath-
Abbey, Sulk&

DIED.

At Edinburgh, on the Sd instant, Lieutenant• Colonel John
M'Dougal, of Polquhairn.
At Nas.w, New Providence, on the 19th September last,
Lieutenant John Robertson, of the sd West India Regiment.
At Old Deer, on the 1 Sth ult. the Rev. Alexanticr Allardice,
Minister of the English Episcopal Chapel there, In the 69th year
of bis age, and 55th of his Mini try.

HIGH WATER. Alf LONDON BRIDGR TO-MORROW.
Mamas . 65 mirage, Oa I
aitarglaNleesi«.••••••••••••••*:•6•• se ft 7 21.211110 attar 9
London, England, 1814-04-13

BASLE, MARCH 22.

Their Imperial Highnesses Michael and Nicholas,
brothers of the Emperor Alexander, departed this
morning from this city, to join the army in France.

VERONA, MARCH 14.
On the lath and 11th, the enemy made a desperate
at'ack on the advanced guard of Marshal, the Mar-
quis of Sommariva, opposite the tete.de-pont of Mor
zambano, but were repulsed both days, with great lom.
London, England, 1814-04-13

4ta.

UNIVIIRSEL)
tE ADHERRNat OF
IF RAGUSA.
smut°, opiIiANDER-
-7alt ALLULD POWSRS.
lAL WM or RASVSA.
April 3.
I have the honour to
a safe person, all the
essary to render your
Filth the events which
itted the capital, as
[embers of the Provi.
irself under the ban.
I supplicate you, in
umanity, to listen to
t end to the effusion
ave men whom you
London, England, 1814-04-13

CUR I'IS ON GRASSES.
This day were published, price 6s. inßoards, vg with coloured
Plates Its. 6d.
DRAGCICAI. OBSERVATIONS ON THE.
11 BR mai GRASSES, especially such as are best adapted to
the laying down or improving of Meadows and Pastures : likewise
an Enumeration of the British Grasses. By WILLIAM CUR-
TIS, Author of the Flora Lontiineinis, Botanical Magazine, Lec-
tures on Botany, &c. &c. Fifth Edition, with Additions, includ-
ing a Description of the most productive A quAric GRASS es, as
written by Mr. CURTIS, for his FLORA LONDINENSIS.—AIso,
PR CTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the Use and Culture of the
I; (OR '.N GRASS ; in Ireland by Dr. RICHARDSON, in Scotland
by Mr. Mti. La a, and in England by Lord Rou s ; and on the
Rough COCKSPOOT GRA ss, as recommended by T.W.Cos.c,Esq.
The whole digested and brought down to the present period, by
JOHN LAWRENCE, Author of the New Farmer's Calendar,
&c. dm To which is subjoined, a Short Account of the Causes of
the Diseases in Corn, called by Farmers, the Blight, the Mildew,
and the Rust ; by Sir Joseph Banks, lia;t.
Printed for H. 1). Symonds; sold by Sherwood, Neely, and
Jones, No, 20, Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1814-04-13

DR. MILNE'S BOTANICAL DICTIONARY.

This day was published, in one large vol. bvo. embellished with
sts new POWs, accurately drawn from Nature, by Edwards,
and erpyra*d by tiansom, price .Cl. ts. bds. or, with the plates
beautifully coloured, 381.155.
A BOTANICAL DICTIONARY; or,ELEMENTS
CA. of SystrusTic and PUILOSOPtiIeAL BOTANY By CO-
LIN MILNE, LL. I). Author of the Institutes of Botany, and
Habitations of English Plants. Third Edition, revised, correct-
ed, and very con.iderably enlarged.
Lendun : Printed for H. D. Symonds; sold by Sherwood,
Ntely, and Jones, No. co, Paternos:,r-rosy. ,
London, England, 1814-04-13

TO Tlll IDITOR OF rim STAR.

SIR—I beg leave, through the nieditmt .of your 1
excellent and classical Paper, to inform the Director!
of the Illuminations in front of Somerset House, that'
" Tyrameide SUBVIIt4" is not applicabie. A cbuisicali
Scholar would have said 44 pluzsa."—The monstrous
system of BOWAPARTS was not secretly sanntismi, as
the inscription At present bears—it was overarms, in
open day. 411.111131 L

BREMEN MAIL.

FRANKFORT, MARCH 2%

A stranger, who is come from Lyons, affirms, that
he saw Prince Frederick of Hesse-Homburg enter
that city on the 21st instant, with 40,000 men, and
spoke to him • that after two days fighting in the
neighbourhood, Augereau had retreated with 19,000
to Vienne, in Dauphine. The city bad not suffered.
London, England, 1814-04-13

Ftnegn John William Cowell, and William Hughes, Gent. to be

_
Lieutenuts.
Commissions in the South Hants Battalon of Militia, algned
the Lord Lieutenant of the County ST Hants.
Preston Hutton, Esq. to be Captain, vice Hamer, volunteartt
into the Line; Lnsigu Hugh Higgins to be Lieutenant, vu
Lacon, promoted.
Cotr.mission in the Ist Regiment of Carmarthenshire Local
P.liLda, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of
Carmarthen.
William Bevan Gwynne, Esq. to be Captain, vice Lewis, re-
signed.
Commission in the Wigtownsbire Regiment of Local Militia,
signed by the Lori Lieutenant of the County of Wigtown.
Sir William Maxwell, Bart. to be Colonel Commandant, *el
Cathcart, resigned.
EIIILATUM in the Gazette of the 11th January hst.
r • 9d Oxfordshire Local Militia.
1 For James Thomas, Gent. to he Quarter-Master, read LINA

Dontutbotue Thom as, Gent. to co Qoarter-Master.

Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Count lot
Cornwidi.
Michael Williams, Edward Williams, George Returns, Ewe.
William Tremenbesre, Clerk, Samuel Cole, Clerk, and Joan
Braddon, Esq. to be' Deputy Lieutenants
Royal Cornwall Militia—Henry Thomson, Esq. to be Captain ;
John WoolcLenbe, and James Messenger, Gents, to be First

Lieutenants; John Bingham, John Bennetts, Thomas Peter,
Michael Le Fleming Potts, James Haye, and Thomas Kelly,
Gtin& to be Second Lieutenant&
Ist or East Cornwall Regiment of Local Militia—WilliamWest-
lalte, Gent. to be Lieutenant; Nathaniel Hearle, Wee.Coeche,
and George Serjeant, Gents. to be Ensigns.
24 or Roseland Regiment—Richard Pelluwe, Esq. to be Oep
taro • Peter Ruddlinass, and Stephen Rice Jag°, Gents. to be
Ensigns.
Sd or Mountsbay Regiment—Richard Pearse, and Wm. Dares
jun. Eeqrs. to be Captains; John Major, William Harvey, and
George Bosustow, Gents. to be Lieutenants; William Pen-
gclly, William Christow, and Henry Gilson, Gest& to be
Ensigns.
ea or Loyal Merseage Regiment—William Heady, Esq. to he
Captain James Jacob Berlase, Esq. to be Captain, by Brevet;
Ralph Bartle, and John Reed, Gents. to be Lieutenants • LA"
Eeriest, Richard Shuts, Ralph Michell, and RithardEdlosabr
Gent. to be Ensigns.
Sth or Pendent*. Artillery Regiment—Thomas Bouldersoes,eili
Tbotnas Heade, Emir& to be Captains ; Riebatd '1
John Kenton Ritas, Will:aet Merrifield, and Robert W
hams Avery„ Cents. to be First Lieutenants; Join Free
Hands, John, Ellis, and James Hoskins, Gents, to be Sesd4
Lieutenants.
The untennesitioned Oaten we superseded, kin *WM
without leave, via.
Corset Wallace, 12th Light Pragooos.
Liooteleat 6th Garrison Donators,
belga Mord Cetakan DAWN.
London, England, 1814-04-14

.
!teis impalas" the Feria -seder which they ought to;
be . mined. and the philosopher when '!et considers'
U
Hthetoostant fete of amongst men, and
visoarkk coal which
'Es I! as it•were unavoidably ro cenditet them all to
itste'of,incoralik cal davery, rakes comfort in:
seeing. that Liberty has aelength di4loned her secret,
to mankind,. and severed as asylam to herself."

•
Deputations from Frame now isowd upon Lours
daily.—Anotlier arrived this morning from,
Boulogne, as appears from the subjoined letter:

• " //OVER, APRIL 13.
44 His Majesty's sloop rialsms arrived here lastl
night from Boulogne, aid landed the Governor and
a Magistrate of thatltown; who Went away for Lon.
don.—A hoat came in tliis day from Calais, with six
English-prisoners and some French gentlemen. Ar-,
rived this afternoon from Harwich, the Lady Frances
.Packet, Captain RUTTER, and two others are hourly'
,expected.—Some heavy firing again on the French
:toast was heard here at four o'clock this afternoon."

Monsieur VINCENT MIALE arrived last night, at
eleven o'clock, at Earl BATtluarr's Office, in Down-'
ing-street, with dispatches franc Bruges. 'They cora-
, municate the complete termination of hostilities in that
gnu-ter. Thor followitig ,was published eq the 10'.
liTast:. by "the 144*

.

• BULLETIN.
" General MAISON, alter a conference yesterday
with tl.s Saxon General Baron de THIELSIA,N, has de-
dared in favour of Louis XVIII."
It was the Count de C A STIJAI Prefect of Blulogne,
and Baron D'Ottue, 'Commander of the btational
Guards of the Pas de Calais, who arrived ,in Town
yesterday, with a tender of allegiance to Louis XVIII.
which has been most graciously accepted by his Most
CURISTIA ti MAJESTY.

His Majesty continued yesterday at Hartwell, bin
preparations have certainly been made for his recep-
tii,n at the Prince of Cannes, at Wimbledon, where
he will await the arrival of the Deputies from the
Provisional Government of France. He was on Mon-

day waited on by the principal inhabitants of Ayles-
bury in a body, who presented him an address of con-
grat ol4tion, voted at a public meeting, on the law turn
of affairs in his favour, and wishes for his safe ar-
rival in his Kingdom. His Majesty was rn the
same day visited by the Earl and Countesi of Blume-
WATER, Lnrd and Lady NUGENT! and others
of the Nobility and Gentry in the neighbourhood.
The Duke of Gtoucarrat arrived about five o'clock'
to dine with him. They dined at six o'clock in
public, which is the regular custom, and Au always
been that of the Kiln? of FRANCE. No distinction
was observed with respect to the *sons admitted.
Hartwell eillibited an assemblage Of thousands of
well dressed people, weating the . white cockade,
walking in the par.'

Minis-.Prs have received certain intelligence of the
arrival of Mumma at Paris. -The public expression
of joy on his ROYAL limissrEss's appearance WAS cha-
racterised by every mask of popular zeal and devotion.
London, England, 1814-04-14

CUSTOM-HOUSE, KIRKWALL, APRIL. s.

We have this morning received a letter from one
of our Officers. at Lang Hope, giving notice, that the
Scourge, American privateer, had boarded a Swedish
vessel on Tridayafternoon, (the Ist inst.) about 20
mires to the westwald of Hoy, which *easel arrived
at Long Hope this morning ; and that
,the Scourge
had captured three brigs from Liverpool, with salt
and tobacco, sinking one and burning two of them.
The prisoners were put on board the-Swede, who,
betore the privateer was out of sight, saw her in chace
et other vessels. The officer informs, that his Ma-
jesty's ships SToliK and NIOUTINGIALE, which were at
Long H'pe, immediately sailed quest of the pri.
vateer, and hopes are entertained of their falling in
with her.
London, England, 1814-04-14

OHESKUNT, HUTS.`
BE LET, FOR•A TER* ,OF YEARS,
AVERY Eligible. FAMILY RESIDENCE,
with Offices of all descriptions, Cosch.bouses, Stables, the.
an excellent Kitchen Garden, willed round, Pleesure Grounds,
Ste. and the New River winding through so enclosure et Mea-
dow Land, el lying compact ; the whole about 2.5 Acres.
Partmul ifs of Mr. Rubins, Warwick street. Goldsve-wmaret
London, England, 1814-04-14

SHEERNESS, APRIL IS.

The Convoy for the River Maese, Helvoet, Rot•
terdum, &c. 12 in number, sailed to-day under pro.
tection of his Majesty's ship BRUIZER. The next
Convoy is expected to sail about the 24th instant.—
The STARLING gun•brig is just arrived from the Vlie
Passage—she left all her convoy safe there the 4th inst.

HARWICH, APRIL. Is.

Passed by an ontward•bonnd convoy, for the Ba'

tic. Sailed the Alliance Packet, for Helvnet ; and
the Albion Packet, for Heligoland—both with Mails
and Passengers; also sailed the CHEERFUL gun•brig,
and Re,olution trar.sport HV. for Holland.
London, England, 1814-08-27

IIdFAL INTELLIGENCZ.

AMMAN CAPTURES.
• The Ann, Teesdale, from Gibraltar) was taken sod
destroyed the 24th ultimo, near Cape St. Vincent,
by the Prince de Neufchatel, American privateer.
The Nymph, Hutchinson, from St. Jean de Luz to
Cork; was taken the 18th instant, near the Hook
Tower, by an American privateer, of 18 guns and
120 men ; and after being plundered of bale goods,
was given up, and is arrived at Waterford.
London, England, 1814-08-27

cusrom-Bousx, LONDON, Aria S 7, 1414. -
FOR SALE,
By Order ego Hos. Mt Commizsiossers Oh Majesty': Contras,
On Thursday the lot, and Friday the 2d September, ;Ste, at
Two e'Clock in the Afternoon of the said Days precisely, at
the Commercial Sale Room!, Mincing lane,
THE FOLLOWING, GOODS, for Home Con-
. gumption : • .
Poreelaine, a Pair of superb Candelabrig on Ormllu Stands,
OUt Ornanemts for Clocks; Bronze Figures, Deals, Masts, lim-
ber, Staves, Latiswood, Hemp, Cotela ;r, Iron, Pipe Clay,
a Snack awl Materials, Gunpowder, Essence of spruce, L'onton
laic.,, Horse Hair, Steel, Printed Cotten, Unrated Chalk, Brass
Guns, Cocoa, and sundry other Goods as mentioned in the Cats-
e, CLZAII. Of ALL DUTIES.
the Cocoa to B viewed as the West-India Docks; the Gun-
powder at Mangle's Magazine, Barking : the Deal:, Masts,
Timber, Staves, Lathwood, Hemp, Cordage, Iron, Pipe Chy,
Boats and Smack, it the Tobacco Groutul, Rohcrhithe; and alt
the other Goods sat the King's Warehouse, No. 90, Lo -r
itatnes•street, on Monday the 29th, • riteAday the ;Ali, and
Wednesday the Stet instant, from Nine o'Clock in the hhirning
to One in the Afthnoon, and on the Moranigs before the Ssi.e,
where Ca'alosues will be delivered, price is, e arh.

COURSE OF
Parfet day's da. 22 30 Liv.
Ditto, 2 Us. 22 50 2 U
Iloarileaus,do. 22 50
Madrid, 41 Effect.
Gds, 41 Effect.
Aniecerdam, 33 8 B U
Ditto at sight, 33 4
Rotterdam, c. f. 10 3 2 trr
1ia3a4130, 3,. *lf U`l
"Akesa, 31 A ,34 U
Agio on the Bauk of
•