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London, England, 1814-08-24

ROME, AUGUST a

The feast of St. Ignatius of Lnynla, founder of the
Order of the Jesuits, w 45 celebrated (It the 31st ult.
with very great pomp, in the church cl Jcsus. An
immense concourse of the faithful were present, and
a number of Cardinals assisted at the offices.

A Decree of his Holiness, dated the SOth of July,
orders that the feudal jurisdiction be immediately rel
stored to every Baron, with the rights and- ;ill/lieges
thereto attached.

At the period of the Holy Father's return to Rorr.e,
there were 911 persons conriled in the prisons, of
whom 600 have been set at liberty.

VIENNA, AUGUi 8.
There is some talk of establishing mt army of ob-
servation is Gallicia.

Our paper-money still continqes on the decline.--,
Some people ascribe this to the Arrival of foreign
commerce, which deprives us of our spec;e.
We Are assured that the camp of Plaismice, amount-
ing to 30,000 men, which was to have been formed
in the neighbourhood of Minicendorf, towards the
end of September, has been countermanded or post-
poned.
London, England, 1814-08-24

NAPLES, JULY 28.

The division of Neapolitan troops, which formed
part of the garrison of DAntzick, arrived on the 12th
at Chieti.

A privateer, under the Spanish flag, in contempt
of good faith, had taken two Neapolitan vessels in
our gulf, which it carried to Peliza. The English
Commandant of that Isle, consider:ng th it the King
of Naples was at peace with his Catholic Majesty, as
well as with all other powers, h is seized the privateer,
and declared the two captured vessels bad prize,
London, England, 1814-08-24

MORTGAGE.

WA NTED, from ,e 20,000 to gc250,000 on the mast
ample Freehlid security, and particularly ailvantagenus
to Trustees, laving 'age sums to lay out or invest on landed
I(.curity.—)l, liberal remuneration will be made to the person pro-
vuring it.
Further particulars may be obtained on application to Mr.
Coign, Law Stationer, Threadneedle-street, London.

OSTEND and COLCHESTER fAst.sailing
Packets/ MARIA, Captain HOWARD; and SOC.
S, Captain HAIN, fitted in the most convenient manner,
with private Cabins fi Ladies, and every comfort des :rabic at
-sra, sail alternately from Colchester to Ostend every Tuesday
and Friday. at Three o'Clock, wind and weather permitting, and
arrive at Ostend very early the next Morning.
Officers and Families connected with the Army will find this
tie ir.ut-t convenient route.
Particulars at Mr. Vick's, Circus, Mineries ; King's Head,
Poultry; George's .Coffee-house, Strand; White Horse Cellars
Piccadilly; Bull Inn, Aldgate; and at the White Hart, Colchester

THE ARMY.
WANTS a SITUATION, al MESSMAN to
any Rationent, a Person who can be well recommended
from those be has serveL—Letten ackkesasd for C. H. at 'Mr.
15,Lck's, Butcher, Dover, will bt attended to.
London, England, 1814-08-24

AUGSBUROH, AUGUST ii.

The Governor of the Grand Dutchy of Tuscany
has invited the inhabitants to enter into the military
service. if a certain number of volunteers do not
present themselves within a given time, the regiment&
will be completed by a forced enlistment.
Several Journals announce a Brochure which is cir-
culating in Saxony, for the purpose of proving that
the safety of Germ my requires that all Saxony should
be incorporated with the Prussian Monarchy ; but
the author insinuates, that the organization of the
country will remain nearly as it is at present, and
that Frederick William will in future take the title
of King of the Prussians and Saxons.
VENICE, AUGUST 1.

Strict orders have been issued, that in future all the
Bishops of the Venetian States shall reside at their
dioceses.

CARLSRUHE, AUGUSC IL
The Countess of saint Leu (cidevant Queen of
Holland) arrived the day before yesterday at Bakieflo
from France.

TURIN, AUGUST 4.

It is said that the King of Sardinia will take a jour
ney to Vienna, at the period of tne Congress, to dis-
cuss with the Allied Sovereigns the righ s of Isis
Crown. • We expect with impatience the termiustion
of the arrangements relative w our country. Tau,
state of uncertainty causes great disquiet.
SPEZZIA, AUGUST 3.
The English cause the works an our harbour to be
continued.

Yesterday the ship the John, sailed from hence for
London, laden with marble, from Porto Vecere, des-
tined, it is said, to form a facAde for St- James's Pa-
lace? on the park side.

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Prises of

"416,000
3,000
2,900
1,090
500
3CO'4
10 - . 200
'Odes 1,572 Peres of "too, xso, ins, Etc.
scows and Sawa Es are Selling, at .
SWIFT and Co's. Offices,
Na It, Pourrao; I No. 31, ALDQATZ thou-
ig,.tlikastso-cassiv - STREIT.

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-SY HIS MAJESTY'S PATENT.
OYAL ANTI - ATTRITION COMPOSI-
Its) 'PION, 'instead of Tallow, Oil, or Greas”, to prevent the
-'l!ftects of Friction In Steam-Engines, Machinery, Mills, Car-
rages, Coaches, %nom Carts, 'Ste. instead of Copper for
Ships' Bottonti,Tar, Pue4i the and Service for Rigging, or ser-
vice for Cables ; to preterve.Polished Steel or iron from rust ;
Wood or Wooden Buitliogs from the Dry-Rot ; and by the use
of which the Public save in all cases not lesothan three hundred
per cent. exclusive of saving wear and tear, tithe and labour.
Sold, for the Patentees, at No. 40, Charing-Cross, near the
Admiralty, London ; and, by their appointment at most Ship
Chandlers, Printen, Booksellers, LAbraries,.Stationers, Drug-
gists Medicine Warehouses, Perfumers, Ironmongers, Cutlers,
CoaChmakers, Innkeepers, Coach and Waggon-Offices, Oil and
Colear-shops, Smilers, and Shopkeepers in the United Kingdom,
fn boxes, price ts. 6d.; Se. 6d. ; 10s. 6d.; One Guinea, and Two
Guineas each.

The smallest Ilse Bat contains a Quantity sufficient to Prime
a Four Wheel Carriapt Four times, with which it will run up-
wards of Sit Thottsand Miles, and it will answer to the same
proportion for all saber kinds of work.
London, England, 1814-11-01

FASHIONS FDR NOVEMBER.

FROM ACKERMAN'S REPONTORY OP ARTS.
WALKING Daess.—An Italian striped sarsner lilac-coloured
dress, ornamented round the bottom with a double quilling of
satin ribband ; short full sheet, trimmed to correspond; the
fronts of the dress cross the bosom, and turns an open stuniacher;
a Vandyke French ruff, and full bordered cap to correspond.—
The satin straw hat, tied under the chin with a check or striped
Barcelona handkerchief, crossing the crown with a small plume
of ostrich feathers in the front. French shawl, a white twill,
embroidered with shaded scarlet and green silks, and fancifully
disposed on the figure. Gloves, Limerick or York tan, drawn
over the elbow. Half-boots of York tan, or pale buff kid.
London, England, 1814-11-01

PALSY AND PARALYTIC AFFECTIONS.

THE following is the Copy of a Letter from the
Rey. RICHARD JORDAN, Vicar of Hoo, near Itoehester,
Kent, to JAMES RY at a, Surgeon, Reigate, Swrey :—(By the
Kings Pietent) RYNIER's CARDIAC and NERVOUS TINC-
TURE, for disorders of the head, stomac:,, and bowels ; gouty,
billow' and nervous complaints; debility, palsy, spasms, angina
pectoris, &c.
College Yard, Rochester, Sept. 11, 1814.
Dear Sir—l continue vastly well, and am a striking evidence
of the bettefic;al effects of your medicine, in Paralytic Affections.
f use it now occasionally only, and that chiefly in cold weather,
when I have been in situations likely to give ire cold; such as
going to church in a wet day, &c. &c. and it is worthy of re-
mark, that I have never once taken cold, not even the slightest,
since I have been :0 the habit of taking this method of preven•
tion. Your obedient servant, RICHARD JORDAN.
N. B. Mr. Jordan's Case of Paley, aid Certificate of Cure, are
No. 17, and 34, in the phnipblets put up with the /twin.
Sold wholesale and retail by Mr. Rymer's appointment,, by
Messrs. Sutton and Co. (late Dicey and Co )No.lo. Bow-church
Yard; and retail by Fred. Smith, No. 29, Haymarket; Randall,
Royal Exchange; Bacon and Co. Osford.street ; F. Newbury
and Son, 45, St. Paul's Church-yard; I. Harris, the corner of
I.udgaie-street; and by every Vender of Patent Medicines in the
United Kingdom. in bottles at 4s. 6d.95. I7s. and in pints, at 331.
by which there is a considerable wing.
Of whom may be bad, Rymer'. Pectoral Medicine, a weenie
in bad colds and coughs and as a mire Preveotive of Conaaraftlen
of the Mks, in bottles at Os. aid lls.
London, England, 1814-11-01

TRANSPORT OFFICE, , t.
THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING
HIS MAJESTY': TRANSPORT SER Vla, for taking
Care of SICK and WOUNDED SEAMEN, and for the Care and
Custody of PRISONERS of WAR, do hereby give Notice,
That they will be ready at this Office, on Tuesday, the •22c1 of
November, 1814, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat wi.h such
Persons as may be willing to contract for Supplying the Royal
Hospital at PLYMOUTH, with
BEEF, OATMEAL, • CANDLES,
MUTTON, SAGO, SUGAR,
SALT,
BEER,
CHEESE. . WINE,
• RICE, OIL, CARROTS, ,
BARLEY, SOAP. • BAVINS,
Fur Twelve Months certain front the lit January, tSt 5 and
MILK, GREENS, POTATOES, and POT-HERBS,
For Three Years certain from the same period.
No Tender will be received after one o'clock on the day of treaty, nor '
any noticed unless the party, or an agent for him, personally attend.
Each Tender meet be aceompassied by a Letter from two respectable
Persons, engaging to Ammo bound with the Person tendering, in she Jum
£3OO, for the due performance of the Contract.
Farther particular: may he *mown, by applying at this Office, or to
the stent of the said Hospital.
London, England, 1814-11-01

REPORTED DEFEAT OF COMMODORE'
CHAUNCEY.

The Letters received this morning from Liverpool,
state, in the most positive manner, that Commodore
CnAuNcsy has been made prisoner, and his Fleet
completely destroyed on Lake Ontario.
emery, t - . - •

f VAL INTALLIGENCR.
PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 31.
Arrived the Ros.tato, CoitorLiA, ALrTIS, and
PICKLE, from the Downs. No sailing!. The STA•
min, with General PARED:H.OI and his Staff; will
sail from hence for America to-morrow.—Wind E.
DEAL. OCTOBER 31.
Came Gown Loin the River, the Rambler, GOD.
FREY, for Lisbon.—Wind N. W.
FALMOUTH, OCTOBER vs,.
Arrived the Grand Sachem whaler, Capt. Count,
from the South Seas, with oil, a full ship, bound to
London. The Grand Sachem parted with another •
whaler last night off the Lizard, supposed to be the •
Maryann. They are part of the BARRACOUCA'S •
convoy.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER OR HOUGHTON
MEETING, 1814.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 31.
Sweepstakes of 200 gs. sack. Ab. M.
Mr. Watson's Pericles, Bst. I 21b. -
Lord Foley's o.4's Dyke, Bst. 51b. -
Lord Jersey's AsmodeBl, Bst.

11 to Bon Periclesti to 4 egst Ora's Dyke-7 to 4 apt
Asmodeus.

The Gold Cup, value 90gs. by a Subscription or legs. each (the
surplus to the winner in specie) for 3-yr-olds and upwards. A.F.
Lord G. H. Cavendish's Cat, 5 yrs old, 8r 61b. • 1
General Gower's Bourbon, 3 yrs old, Stt. I lb. - it
Duke of Grafton 's Vestal, S yrs old, 7st. Ilb. - 3
2to I agst Cat-6 to 1 agst Bourbon
Five others started, but the Judge could pl.tce only three.

There are no fewer than seven vessels laden with
cotton from Amelia Island in the hands of the Cus-
tom-house of Liverpool. The cargoes amount in the
aggregate to 5,500 bags of cotton.
The packet from Gottenburgh has brought letters
from Archangel to the 25th, and froM St. Peters-
bnrgh to the 27th September. At the hiriner the
shipping season was rapidly drawing to a conclusion,
and at the latter trade was almost wholly suspended.
The exchange was at 11i.
Joanna Southcott has published a letter, stating that
TOWZER'S announcing her recantation is a forgery.
She has however, put off the time of her accouchement
tine ail"
Bagan.—This day the LORD'MAYOR, after inspect.
ing the Meal Weighers' Report, ordered the present
price to remain.
BONAPARTE.—A letter from Nurembe,g, dated
October 15, has the following article :
Is According to the assurances of two Polish officers,
who left Elba on the 11th of September, Bonaparte
seems to enjoy perfect health. On the Ist of Svtem•
ber, having received dispatches from England, he sud-
denly put a stop to the building of his place, which
he had hitherto carried on with great ardour. From
expressions let fall by the English General Posser and
several Englishmen it is conjectured, that he will be
conveyed to England ; this, in some measure, con-
firms the report that the future residence of Nape.
leon will be definitively fixed at the Congress at vi-
enna. A great many Englishmen go no Elba to see
him—be is treated by them with the greate.t attention
and respect." •
London, England, 1814-11-01

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

Yeste►day the trial of Major Semple was peep- I
ned till next Sessions.
Thomas Brooke: and wife, found guilty of assaulting
and cruelly treating Sarah Jackson, their parish ap-
prentice, received sentence : Brookes to pay a fine of
:610, and the wife to be imprisoned three months.
John Parker, convicted of having knowingly re-
ceived property, billiard tables, &c. stolen from T.
Schneider, Esq. Southgate; was sentenced to be im-
prisoned in the House of Correction for one year.
The Court adjourned till Tuesday, November 29.
London, England, 1814-11-01

AIGRICULTURN. REPORT FOR OCTOBER.

The Wheats of last year's growth prove gewer illy
so lean and cold, as not to break without a large pro-
portion of our own old grain, or that imp Tted Itom
the Baltic ; but lew cargoes have lately arrived fr.ma
the French coast, and much of those appear to h tve
suffered by the same blight which proved so injtiti.nis
to the English crops. Tile wheat seed season has
been remarkably fine, and the forward sown, flow the
Sine moderate rains, have planted quick, and v ell..
The Turnips and Cole-seed are much recover, d f.. ni
the effects.of the long drought, bet the crops, in tea.
neral, continue detective, from the early fAlure at!
plant. Potatoes prove a full average cusp.
Clovers kept for seed are likely to rise well. Harp
froin the expenditure of the last surrete w:nua, and
the shortness of this year's produce, tinin a risink
market. Hops have been a partial ciop, but the qu
lity is generally good ; the shires have had iitocil
produce, and the pockets t f those from grounds Lately
introduced into Leicestershire by a spirited elanti:r;
were at Weyhill, in high estimation. The' Woll-
markets remain brisk, at nearly the last month's
prices. Smithfield has been well supplied fi ith prime
Beef and Mutton through the month, and on lower
terms ; but Veal and Pig Pak being wince, were
dearer. Lean Sock, both in sheep alai-cattle, has
sold freely, at advanced prices. hum c Hogs, frcni
the abundance of the late pulse crops, contihueaiear.
Draught Horses are cheaper, and Igliter ones of inf •
rior kinds, are scarcely saleable On any terms.

VitK=LAilit. tiCrußLlt ZL.
1 • Grey Kits, 445. 4SL
Small liana; 42-. 4 is.
Tick Ditto, 49‘. 42a... •
Oats, fora .e, 2ms. Sty.
Ditto, Poland, z4s. tbs.
Oats, Feed, 19,. fn.
Malt. 795. 745. " • • '
Flour G lOs • pet !bd.
Rape:4l
44, ie;.'44. selli. rob*
' 0 N.

PRICKS (;RAIN, At M.
Wheat, Kent and Esiex, 644.
86s. per qr.—New 4CI. 7Cs.
Ditto, Suffolk, G4s BCs.
Ditto New, 40s. 72..
Ditto, Norfolk, 565. 70s.
Rye, 3fts. 445.

Barley, Ns. 32s.—New 34s 28s
White Peas, lbr. 504. helm;
525. 565.

Wheat, Dantzic, 70;. 801.
Ditto, Ba!ric Red, eros.
Ditto, Hatnbro" or Werner+.

Barley, 90t.Sfts.
Oats, Feed; 204. 249.
Ditto, Brew, -4..u05. •
Whit, Peas, 44, 5 a.
Grey Peas, 40s. 4:..
Small Beans, 71p

455. 535.
Ditto, Brabant Red, 455. 5Ss.
Rye, SOS. 40s.

,ITURN OF WiIEAT IN MAILK-LANZ bunt Oct 17 no 0c
Total 16,311 quarters—Avetage 70i 7d—ls liglur Lima
last return.

RETURN OF FLOUR front Oct. 15, co Oct. 21. rota! 15 s)o
sacks.—Average 735. 10.1.—,0i. 044 lower than la•t we i.

NEWOArB AND LEADENHALL
(By the Carcass.) •
Beef, rer stone Ss 41 to 4s 8d Veal 44 81 to fis r 4
MMuttonl Od to 5s 24 Pork 6' olrn 10 01

PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW Yk,ilEttliAf,
ST. J AWES'S. statracaarti.,
Hay Si 15. to 51 5s 6d I Hay 41 4s to 51 Ss dll
Straw 11 ios to 11 19s 6d Straw. 11 16s. in 21—" S 01
London, England, 1814-02-15

VERONA, FEBRUARY 1.

1

This morning his imperial Highness the Prince
Vice-Roy reviewed in the squares of this city all the
Royal Guard. A great concourse of spectators ad.
mired the fine appearance of the different corps of
infantry and cavalry. It is said that on the 3d., his
Highness will review a. great part of the army ir the
great plain near Verona.

Several movemcnts have taken place among some
divisions of the army, which hive Silmetinies changed
the distribution of the troops before our city•

MILAN, FEBRUARY £.

The last accounts from Padua and Vicenza give a
melancholy picture of the state of that department.
In addiiiop to all the hurthens Aid) the
have had to bear, they now have to dread the .;preizil-
lag of a disease which rases is the Austrian hppilai4
London, England, 1814-02-15

CASSEL, JANUARY 26. •

BRUSSELS, YEBRUARY 2.

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DUTCH iIND GERMAN 9.4PERS.

According to intelligence from Hanover, the Swe-
dish army was expected there on the 25th inst.

The number.of Prussian troops who have already
arrived amount to 1500 men. Velvordeen and Mil•
lene-s are at, present occupied by Prussians, and a
strong column Of troops of the same nation has
-marched upon Gand by Dendermonde, so that Bel-
gium will soon be delivered.
Ths Allies are at •present bombarding Antwerp,
and appear to direct their principal fire against the.
fleet. General Winzingkvode had marched from Na-
mur upon Rheims, and not upon Mons, as was sup-
posed. The latter place is already occupied by the
Allies. The head quarters' of General bulow are
now at Brussels.
London, England, 1814-02-15

FOR'GER'S RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN.

" We insert in inr Journal, and not without sortie exultation,
kit authentic detail of ,the mortification, dispersion, and effectual
defeat of the most lawless and sanguinary anthitioa which ever
afflicted of &sir iced suffering humanity. l'he circiantstances
are related in this Voluniefrom authority which cannot be db.
pitted. It will be perused by.all with an eager and an Anxious
interest.",—.British Critic, Aug. GUS.
This day was publialredi , •
In Octavo the Second Edition, price 16.. hoards,
ANARRATIVE of the late CAM PA IG1(1 in
RUSSlA;_eontaining Information - drawn' from Officiai
Sources, and from intercepted French Documw.uta -hitherto un-
known to the British Public.
By Sir ROBERT KER PORTER. •
Illustrated with Plans, &c of the Genetzt Movements of both
• Armies, during their Advance and Retreat ; and
a Portrait of the late General Kut scoff •

. Printed for Longman, Hurst, R rs, Orme and Brown, pater-
ttoster-rOw ; and at the British Gallery" f 34, New Bond-street.
London, England, 1814-02-15

ACCEPTED A DDREaSE3.

Thlkday was published, in one vol. small Bva.pKict• 6s. inboards
ACCEPTED ADDRESSES; or, PREMIUM
POET ARUM tto which is adled, Macbeth ravestie,in
Three Acts; and Mikellanies, by sev ru hands.
London: Published by thomas T. gg, No. 111, Cheapilde ;
Allason, Si, Bond•street; J.. Dick, Edinburgh; and all
other booksellers. Of whom may b. had, just published, the
7th Edition ofJ.okeby, the Durlesque of Rokehy, price ss. 6d.
London, England, 1814-02-15

PARIS. FEBRUARY 9.

His Majesty the Etasperor bad on the 7th, his held
quarters at Nogent•sekieine. No event of import.
ance had occurred suite the Ist. His Majesty enjoyed
good health.
A report was circulated that the enemy had thew.
himself at the Ferti-sous-Jeuarre. This report is
false. The Ferti-soas-Jouarre is occupied by a dips
of our troops, which is in communication with the
Turps d'Arrnee, commanclpd by the Marshal Duke of
Tarente..

The organisation of the National Guard of Paris is
continued ; it already performs the service of the
different posts of Paris, as well as at the barriers of
the city.

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‘ni has ot ery appearance of an epidemic. There
are an inancnse nurnber of pick in .theUipitat^ , froli
j dine to Padua, and Vicenza. The last regiments.
which came from Dresden "hare brought with them
r!te germ of a nervous fever, which catises dreadful
r.viees in these corps. Near sixty men die daily in',
ti r hoipitAls at Padua.

THE EVENING STALL
London, England, 1814-02-15

A CLRTAIN DISIJIWER.

THE Valueof Dl t. FREENIAN'S GOTTA
has been so long proved, that nothing of the present day
can bear a competition with it, in all the •!iffere .. at , „ 4
certain disease ; w!.ich it etfec.ually cures and erad•cat.-t iron;
the habit, without exciting the paiatul feeling, aid expost.re ;hag
attend; salivation—wi,hout ch bilitating 'he constdinion in aim
degree, or even requiring confaiement from busitien, or re,.ric:
tiun of diet. The radical st-rtucs of these ine.tinuble
proved their claim to public ayprobarnn for m.re man
In all,the debility of both sexes they prove a nes,
native—whetle r the debility is produced by tun free use of tier•
cury, by illicit pleasures, or iLe effects of a warm climate. 1
•ravellers and those going abroad, they eatliso, be retool:vet. L d
too strongly, as they will receive a safe, speedy. owl c0n.,.. es
cure, In all old.stubborn gleets, ant! every weaknes.
the bladder and organs- of urine. By I. s efficacy nianv won; -a
have become mothers, who fur many years had been -prisac
that happiness.
Sold wholesale and retail, at Mr. But!er's, No. 4, Cht-ze.side,
the corner of St. Paul's Churchiard; and retail, I.y eldina 4,1,1
Sharp, Portsmouth; Hall &Johnson, Gosport; A AM'
Mallory, and Jones, Portsea ; trewman, Exeter ; Cwitwarthy,
Glenvi.le, Gilbent, and Holland, Piyrot,utn ; Newbury.
I lin ; Baxter and Macdomald, Glasgow ; blawberk
Scott, and Itesburn, Edinburgh ; Crutwell, Bath ; o-s & Peek,
Hull ; White, Brighton ; Roberta, Seldan, and AO
ham; Gregson aid nillinge, Edwards and Puny, Lists; «•;;'
Stains and Lyuch, Munt'.ester; Bowen, Norwich; Kit
Lloyd, Birniir.glsam ; Greg•ty, Btighton; and moat biletbone
Vin len, in bottles, at 2s 4d. 0.6 d. an i
London, England, 1814-02-15

VETIJS'S LETTERS, PART 111.
This day was puhllThed, mice 10s. 6d. boards,
ripHE LETTERS of VETUS, Part ITI. from
1 No. 17 to 37 inclusive, with some under different Signa-
tures, being those writtes during the year ISI S; acconwattied
with a copious Preface,. explanatory Notes, and other Additions.
" STAT vurus."
Ovid—Amorura. L. S. Meg. 1. 1.1.
Prinoed for Sherwood,, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster row;*
J. M Richardson, Cornhiff; and to he had of all booksellers..
Of whom miy be had, the :Two First Yana of Veto's Letters,,
priel-9s. boards. - • -., _ -- • - •

SERMON& FOR LENT.
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This thy were published, price at 1 hoards,
TENT SERMONS t nr, An ENQUIRY into the
MAITRE and DESIGN of CHRI.CrS TgroPTATicyzi
in the WILDER NE4S, with, Notes andObservatious.
By the feel,. HENRY tIiTES, A. E.
Vicar of Betitington, in the County of Doiliam, ind elm :data to
the Right Hon. the Earl of Dighy.
Printed for C. Cradock and W. Joy, n 2, Faterooster-row.
Where may be had, by the same Author,
Sketches of Truth, Moral %oft Religious, WWI reference to
OA Alliance between Cburdss and State,'S. vtds. foolscap
mice vis. extra boatels .

THE. MARKETS.
AVERAGE PRICE of CORN In ENGLANt) and WALES.
dont the returns ending the sth of Fobruarr 1814.
Wheat. Stye. Barley. Oars. Beaus. Pease.
s. d. s. d. s. d. a. d. Is. d. s. 1.
79 3 48 2 44 11 26 11 SO 11 S.
The average Price o Sugar, computed front the returns made
In the week ending the 9h of February, is 965. Sid. per cwt.
London, England, 1814-02-15

EAST-INDIA SI-TIPPING.

We can assure our Readers, that the next Fleet
for the several Presidencies in India will be diipatched
from the East-India House on Friday next, and will
sail, if the wind permits, from Portsmouth on Satur-
day morning.

No leuors received today from Plymouth nor Fal
mouth.

The James, NEWS, from Archangel to London,
was taken and burnt, the 22d ult. 'by two French
frigates.
PRICE OF BREAD.---This day the LORD MAYOR)
having inspected the Meal Weighers' Returns, or..
dered the Price of Bread to continue the. same as last
week—the Quartern Loaf thirteen pence farthing.
In addition to our last communication of particu-
lars relative to the dreadful fire at the Custom-house,
we are enabled to mike the following respecting the
deplorable death of the two poor little orphans, Whom
Miss KELLY, with her wonted kindness and generous
sympathy, had taken under' her protection :—The
shrieks of Miss KELLY, it appears, had awakened
them, and the cook of the establishment, in making
her escape tt) the top of the house, passed by the door
of the room in which these children slept—she threw
it open, and called to them to "follow her instantly,
for the house Was on fire." They answered hcr, sit-
ting upin their bed, we will just put on our gowns,
and let away"—but, alas! the room, which was al-
ready filled with smoke, burst into flame, and it is
concluded that when they strove to make their way
to the stair-case, they 'were overpowered by the rapid
pi-ogress of the fire, and were instantly mingled in the
rzneral.destruction. But Ha who is the Father of
the Fatherless, and the Protector of the Orphan, has
recorded their death in the merciful Memorial of his
Omniscience, as the wise, but inscrutable, dispensa-
tion of his Providence.
London, England, 1814-02-15

BREMEN, FEBRUARY

The.Cr,wn P,ince of Sweden will On the9th hold
a gran.l review, and thence proceed to Aix-la-Chn-
FEBRuAr.v Excellency the Imperial Rus-
sian Major General Baron Von Tettenborn left us
this day to go to the Rhine.
London, England, 1814-02-15

FAMILY. lIRILWING.

NTEEDHAM, RAWLINS, and Co. Patentees of
11 the PORTABLE 'FAMILY BREWING MACHINE.
ittpecrfelly Inform the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that in
consequence of the Wire in Skinner-street, they have removedso
their premises, No 225, (near the Hay-marker) P,ceadilli;
*herb They hope to be honoured with a continuance of that t-
insel patronage they hive hitherto experienced.
This Machine •combines the Fireptace, Coppers, Mirth 'run,
Under Back, Hop Bsek, and Working 'run in one Utensil;
which Is compact, durable, and convenient, and worked by a
trickbod simple and certain in is Operation.
The Machine is made of various di:trend/Ins; stirable to lista
Fealties, or the Most extensive establittnents.
tj, R. end Co. We the pleasure of saying, they fwve most re-
tpectehle testimoejals, and can give re erences to Gentlemen to
Fawn and Country, Who have bad eitkrience of the utility of
the invention.

-ittitiThitbe • PatintOell, No. 111115, Piccadilly, London ond
No. 10, yorine.strect, Bristol; also hi the principal Furnishing
Ironmongers in the !Jolted Kingdom.
N. A. and Co. breiv in the IViachbta for pubik inspection,
trey Tuesday, in London and Bristol. •
. .
London, England, 1814-02-15

ADVICE.

WHEN Men of Ent:catkin and prelfessumal rl/4,4
sere persevering endeavours so •he m,. • we Lag
tsrtatn method of •reatlrg a tew prevailing i sotto:al me ,„,ca,
rid result of their experience Is the two • son et et:petits:t.
Messrs. GOSS and Co. as re, %dee easiness of the L0t..1
College of Surgeons in London, ere •ioissa ..41,-ANI to oLris
the cure of the rollowing the ohjeci of t:ies- owe, ~
a derma Disorder, treluerti y corverartoe in . o.
,Dori
canon, and Its conconntants, Str ctures and Citeti, by
an improved plan, are "tied ly and effectually .4 al,
briny, whether artsin.i from liacchrtia tan urea. y. .‘„
dense it warm climates, or a secr.t so/nary vice, too of r • sto
happily pursaed by the youth of both sexes. u tte ou, :a.:-a;
sterility or barrenness, awl in the other a num rou• tram 4: t
emits diseases, which, if not timely rented tit. t rat oar it ins is.
tenet and consumption in that dioiressitte stair o• .4'
deficiency, whether the eonsequroce of lotensi • Z... or
arising from any other cause, by which the power. o t .
tutlon become enteebied, as regularly educated Surgeons sit .ten
don, they offer a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to and
vigorous health.
• Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the sure of th-.e
particular complaints, in order that they may tar be. ty a
mistaken few, marked with the obloquy so just/ attics r! .o
the ignorant empiric, think it but justice to throats,- re- to it
that they bait been properly educated and initioad in:e every
branch of the profession (certificates of oki h trit.o
Hospitals, and testimonials from he most e i th at t'..yernat s,
they have to convince awy inquirer) tlia-. ib. seceilts resulting
from their endeavours first induced them to qu'i tioitrictice
the general Practitioner, and they presume that their prete s one
constitute a flair ground tor the unprerentrit.d _anti 'inct
which they have, by the Public, bees so liberally holm ed.
The result of along and extensiee practice has szablet. 1.. in,
by a superior method, to ustrove venereal coniptifhts hi *ex,:
Inveterate or complicated, waluat subjecting the patie.t ..
least restraint in diet or exercise; and m recent Cases where as
early application is made en discotsry of the iribetion, cosy et-i
quently perform a cure in the short space of two days. 'the en►
precedented success of their mode of treatment (which has oriel
been known to fail in one single instance in a practice et IS yea,
during which period taany thousand persons of both Axes have
been cured, even after oevere and injutietis freshens taxi beast
pursued by ether Practkiouers without effect ~'indutes them is
thus publicly offer their advice.
To be consulted daily by • Patients of either sex, w tF veneer,
delicacy, and attention..--Letters from ti coturry , con,aining
the Parl'eulars of Lie ease, age, and manner of iietig nctooog
a remittance, duly attended to, and advice and Medic:tie for-
warded to any pest of the kinAdom.
Ga•i;s4arn c.orverns I it, .I.l,feet...sew F. iii-.tries.
London, England, 1814-02-15

j3REDA, FEBRUARY s.

The bombardment of Antwerp is turned into a
blockade ; the blockading corps is to consist of ten
thousand Sitxon troops,and an English division.
The inhabitants of Mecklin, Brussels, and almost
all the /owns in Brabant, have received the Allies
with the greatest demonstrati'ons of joy. A deputa-
tion from the city of Ghent has brought the keys of
1114 city -to General Billow.
London, England, 1814-11-08

IVEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

►THIS PRESENT EVENING, will be performed
• dm Coned/ of

THE WHEEL OF FORTUNE.
Penni&lock, Mr KEMBLE;
The Hon. Mr. Tempest, Mr. TERRY;
Captain Woodville, Mr. ABBOTT ;
firienhast,'Mr. BARR Y MORE.
Emily Tempest, Miss/100TE.
To which will be added, the Romance of
BLUE BEARD.

To. narrow, Venice Precerved ; with The Forest of Bondy.
'll.tir,day, The Mountaineers : Octavian, Mr. Kemple; with
Tiriour tt.e Tartar.
Friday, the 7'raged;• of Isabella.
A new Opera, in two acts, has been some time in rehearsal,
called John, of Paris, and will be produced twat Saturday.
Monday, Rcnieo and Juliet.

SHIONABLE DANCING,hy Mr. ALLEN,
privately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-stree., Golden-square,
to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that
acrcmpli•liment, or have not-the modern style.
Mr. ALLEN'S system of teaching is expressly rudied for those
to whom it Is an object to acquire easily that faglionabh• requisite
for genteel society expedit:ously, privately, and in a superior style
of grace and elegance. Those who do not want private teaching
may learn at a small expetsce, with a respectable set of pupils, on
the ',ohne teaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught the
roost el .gant fancy dances, and aft the superior parts of the profes-
sion. The subscription Astemblies aae every Friday.
London, England, 1814-11-08

PARIS, NOVEIVMER 5.

The Princess of Wales arrived on the 20th of Oc-
tober at Parma, and continued her route for Bologna
the same d.ty.
Count Gottnrp (ti-devint Gustavus IV. of Sweden)
is at present at Geneva. '
From Leghorn we learn, that the Dey of Tunis

is dead. •
The King of the Two Sicilies has set out for the
Congress at Vienna, to demand in person the king-
dom of Naples.
The King of Saxony continues to reside at Frede-
icksfekle, one league from Berlin.

'l'l:ere is a report at Vienna, that the Emperors
Fr:mcis and Alexander are to proceed to Italy about
tlic. end el November.
IV.c are izformed by a public Journal, that Prince
Eugene (Beauharnois) leads •a very reCred life at
. Vienna, and that it dues not appear that he is likely
to obtain any sovereign principality. The 4, Chro-
nicle of the Congress at Vientragives the following
' explanation on this subject : 46 The public 'regards
with much interest the ci-krant Viceroy I Italy ; he
is considered as a valiant and Unfortunate Prince,
whd has been constrained to fight in an unjust cause."
• —lt is quite natural that his, Highness should not
present himself at the public festivals, but it is never-
theless' highly probable that he will obtain a princi.
polity in Germany.
The vintage on both banks of the Rhine has been
destroyed by the hasp. The vintage has been also
• very unproductive in Hungary. At Buda and the
• envieans the price of senses, and every thing else, is
•

very high.
Two English smugglers were wrecked near Calais
is le drelaiill gale in the night between the 31st Oc-
tober and the Ist November.
London, England, 1814-11-08

PALSY AND PARALYTIC AFFECTIONS.

THE following is the Copy of a Letter from the
Rev RICHARD JORDAN, Vicar of Hoo, near Rochester,
Kent, to JA NILS RI( st ea, Surgeon, Reigate, Surrey :—(By the
Klogs Patent) RYMER's CARDIAC and NERVOU i I'INC-
TURE, for disorders of the head, stomach, and bowels ; gouty,
b.liotn, and nervous complaints; itebility, palsy, spasmg, angina
pectoris, &c.

College Yard, Rochester, Sept. 11, 1814.

Dear Sir—l continue vastly well, and am a striking evidence
of tile beneficial dicers of your medicine, in Paralytic Affections.
I use it now occasionally only, alei that chiefly in cold weather,
when I have been in situations likely to give me cold ; such as
greug to church in a wet day, &c. &c. and it is worthy of re-
mark, that I have never once taken cold, not even the slightest,
since I have been in the habit of taking this method of preven-
tion. Your ol)edient servant, RICHARD JORDAN.
N. E. Mr. Jordan's CaSe of Palsy, and Certificate of Cure, are
No. 17, and :14, in the pamphlets put up with the bottles
Sold wholesale and retail by Mr. Ryni,r's appiiitment, by
Messrs. Suttoo and Co. (late Dicey and Co.) No. id, Bow-church
Yard; and retail try Fred. Smith, No. 29, Haymarket; Randall,
Royal Exchange; Bacon and Co. Oxford-street; F. Newbury
and Son, 45, St. Paul's Churcli.yard; J. Harris, the corner of
Ludgate-street; mid by every Vender of Patent Medicines iu the
United Kingdom, in bottles at 4s. 6d. 9s. 17s. and In pints, at 535.
by which there is a coaliderable saving.
Of whoa may be bad, Rymer's Pectoral Medicine, a specific
In bad colds and coughs and as a sure Preventive of Consumption
of the lows ill We*. at Go, and Lis. each.

levant' at Twelve &block, in Fourteen Lots,
UND RYVery Eligible FREEHOLD and chieflyS
TITHE•FREE EIiTATE, most desirably situate at Wes:
Nunnlngton, Muscuttes, Stonegrave, Cawton, and lin.
vineham, five m'le, front the Market 'Towns of Helmsley and
Kirby Moorside, ten from Mahon, and the Foss Navigstion at
Sheriff Hooton, twenty from the City of Yorlx„ and on exceed-
ingly gond Roads :—Cunsistiog of- SEVERAL. COMPAC
FARMS, with EXCELLENT PAP BARNq,
STABLE% and convenient FAR MSTRADS, and sundry COT-
VAGES and TF.NEMENTS, containing altogether upwards of
ONE THOUSAND ACRES. of Rich Grazing, Meadow, and
'Arable Land, ntostly Thhc-free, and in the occupation of very
respectable Yearly Tenants, who are tinder Notice to quit at
lady-day nett.
Mr. 'themes Skinner, of Nunningtan, will anew the Estates,
aqd give Pafticialars and Plans t:f each Lot.; they may also he
had at the Onfatft at 110041441' j White Horse, Kirby Moorside ;
Blue lieil, at souliorcnigh; Husband's ion, at Milton ; Etritlw.t's
Hs: el, at York; Bose and Crown, at rit4'ngwo'd; Caldera Fleece,
at l'lsirsk ; Crown. at ilonseghhAdzt ; I-ImA, at Leeds ; of Mr.
Humphries, Land Atient, at R'pon ; of Mr. Sheardown, Printer,
at Doncaster; of Merin. Daulm and Wratislaw, Solicitors,
Saville place, New Burlington-street; and of Mr. Willuck, No.
o;, Golden•spiare, Landon.
London, England, 1814-11-08

FROM ROBARTS AND PLOWMAN.

PEAT and MANDALL have the honour to an-
t ounce to the Nobility and Gentry, they have the richest
tailed argil figured Silks and Tissues, Velvets, Sattios, Iri.h
Poplins. figured Tabbineas' Wellington Poplins, Merino Crapes,
Bainliazettis, l.7..Ah‘ca and Cottage S uffs, &c. P. and M. solicit
t.tle attention n 4 Ladies purchasing the above articles, and they
*a confident they will be found or: inspection Hnequall.-d for
7,llehrese of testure, and J 5' to el per cdnr. uncle:: the ntiral prices.
Ohs. Zo, Bedford-steef, Covent garden,
nrarly opposite Het.riuttw street.

BORNSBY and Co. respectfully acquaint the
ISublfe, that the Lottery will be drawn cite nth cf
• this Mends, consisting of only 4000 Numbers, Two Tickets of
, •eattisAluntb K 'rickets and Shares are on Pale at their Office,
No. 26, CaNPIII.L. Hos ssi and Co. clividtti among their
friends in the hit'4line moth% One Hundred and Thirty-three

Thousand Pounds. Scheme contains:
2 Primal X 16,000 I 2 Prizes of ,t 2,000
2 13,000 4 3 ,000, &c.
London, England, 1814-08-12

LEGHORN, JULY 27.

Every day Spanish refugees land here, whom the
troubles of their country and the factions which divide
it have forced to quit their country, in order to retire
to Italy, where they may hope to enjoy some tran-
quillity, having always been strangers to the events
which have happened in the Italian Provinces. The
houses of the Counts of Sat-do (one member of which
was Viceroy at Mexico), Desorkirko, and the Barons
lid Campo, have hired palaces at Florence; and many
other persons of distinction have proceeded to Rome,
to be near the person of King Chutes IV.
Orders have been given to subject to quarantine
the ships which arrive from the South of Spain, where
the yellow fever exercises its ravages. •
London, England, 1814-08-12

GRAVESEND. AUGUST It.

The following East Indiamen have passed upwards
yesterday ani to-day, viz.—Charles Grant, tsilarg,lis
Wellington, Hope, Marquis Ely, Essex, Lowther
Castle, General Kyd, Nortiminir,rl4l‘,l, Geri r4l
Harris, Watley, Inglis, Retreat, Sir XVIII; grn Pulieny,
Cumberland, Princess Amelia, Heici,)rdshire, Ceres,
Union, Perseverance, Princess Charl.itte (it Wales,
Emma, Bridgewater; Tottenham, Moffatt. and the
Minerva, from Wtavia.

FALMOUTH, A UGUsT 9.
Sailed the Queensberryppact,k-t, with a mail for
Halifax ; the Montague packet, with :t mail for Ja-
maica. Arrived a man of war schooner, name un-
known.—Wind W.
PORI SMOUTH AUGUST t L

Arrived his Majesty's ships LIVERPOOL, PROSPERO,
and PICKLE, from the Downs. The Canada, GREW
master; and the Francis and Eliza, HAMMON
master, bound to Botany Bay.—Sailed his Majesty's
ships DUBLIN and BELLE Pota.r, for Plymouth ; and
the FRANCHISE frigate for the Downs.—Came into
Harbour, his Majesty's Ships VICTURIOLIS, Pourer,
MONTAGUE, and Fox, and the NORFOLK transport.
The present convoys appointed are as follow : Mac-
NIFICZNT, for the West Indies and Bermuda ; SPIT-
FIRE, for the Brazils, South Seas, and East Indies ;
the GRANICUS, fur Spain, Portugal, and the Mediter-
ranean ; t'e.l LIFFEY, for Nova Scotia, New Bruns-
wick, and Quebec ; and Dowestr, for Newfound-
! land.—Wiud Westerly.
London, England, 1814-08-12

GENOA, JULY 23.

We have received no letters from Barcelona since
those .of the 13th. We cannot of course give the de-
rails of the popular sedition which broke out in that
city on the 13th. A letter, however, states, that the
cannon and troops had dispersed the crowds.

Yesterday, 10 guineas were given at Lloyd's, to
return 100, if Preliminaries of Peace should be signed
with the Americans, by the Commissioners at Ghent,
nu or before the Ist of September next. This gave
rise to strong suspicions that the money was given by
persons in the secret, from the largeness of the pre-
mium for so short a period of time.

The capture of the American brig Rattlesnake, of
which we have given some American details, though
a small vessel, is an event of some importance, as her
cruize was less intended for plunder than for destruc.
tion to ottr merchantmen :—a system which would
have enabled her to keep the sea for a considerable
time, by not weakening her crew to man the prizes.
The Americans attempt to palate the circum-
stance complained of by the British Captain, that the
Americans escaped from the Essex frigate, after they
had surrendered, by stating, as it were, accidentally,.
chat the fugitives jumped overboard, at the conch::
sion of the action, in consequence of some powder
taking fire. The whole American account, however,
is not to be considered final or official, as Captain
PORTER still begs the public to suspend their judg;
ment. We believe there never was any other opinion
than that he conducted himself in this action with
courage ; at least his adversary gave that description
of his conduct.—The Essex, unfortunately for the
captors, had landed two millions of dollars at Valpa-
raiso, before her capture. _ _ _

It seems to be perfectly understood in Holland,
chat Antwerp, with all its adjacent dependencies,
will be added to the possessions of the PRINCE of
ORANGE" as Sovereign of the Netherlands ; but not-
withstanding the influence of the city of Amsterdam,
which for a century bad closed the navigation of the
Scheldt, the express condition is assumed, that this
river should remain open, and that the place should
continue a commercial depot, with all the rights and
privileges necessary to the maintenance of its prosperity.
We learn by letters brought by the ship Allies,
from Teneriffe, that two British sloops of war are
sailing round the Canaries, to guard the trade in that
' situation.
The SPITIIRX slop of war is tinder orders to pro.
ceed to the Cape of asod Hope aad East Wits, with
dispatches.

NA PAL INTELLIGRIVCR.

THE LEEWARD ISLAND FLEET.

The Lancoter, DgNiosnx, one of the ahoya P,ect,
parted from them, hy signal from the Cou,niodure,
so late as Saturday last, and has since arrived at Li-
verpool—by this it would appear, that the bo !y of
the fleet were with the King's ships, and cannot now
be far from the Channel.
London, England, 1814-02-23

illS'rkiSa IN dtimAgt.
A POUT eight years ago, the calamities occasioned
" ,by the war in 44erent Provinces of Germany pre rise to
Subsaiption, and the lorcan. don of a Committee in L.9litlon, to
relieve the•distresses on the. Continent.
By the generosity of the British Public, the sum of !limey
£50,000 was remitted, which rescued multitudes fring the est re-
ntitv of want ; but at no period since the existence of this Com-
mittee, has the miss of every kind of misery been so great, iirthe
country to which their attention was first directed; where the
many 'sanguinary battles fought In Silesia, Lusatia, Bohemia,
Saxony, Brandenburg, and other parts, have entailed, upon the
peaceable inhabitants, sufferings almost unexampled in the an-
n.* of history, The Committee are anxious to impress upon the
Minds of thelr-couturyrnen, that in anticipation of Brttialt sup-
port; they hare remitted to• different parts of Gertnany to the
ainciNg of near 140p00.
iiount airmay advertises
London, England, 1814-02-23

ROSS, of 119, BISROPSGATE-STREET,
WITHIN, Three Doors from the I.ondon Tawern, has
the honour of announcing to the Nobility, Gentry, and Fashion-
' able World, that he has t. ow for inspection, at his Only Ware
house, together with the greatest and ntost fa, hionahle Attort-
, nient of all kinds of Ornamental Hair: his newly invented Care-
clan Volute Ilead-dress, which is formed frofn the tree Marble
Models brotighrjoto th s country from the Acropolis of Athens,
by Lord Elgin, and which rivalt any other hitherto invented.
The elegance of taste, and slniphay of nature tha' It displays
with the facility of dressing, have caused its universzl admiration
and adoption.
Rost, having for nearly these Thirty Years had the honour of
receiving the-most marked attention for his valuable I:serflike'''.
%.ssurvs the Public, that he will continue to spare neither ex•
peitre, labour, nor attention, to render them birch useful and
oritamcutal.
London, England, 1814-02-23

BUILDER'S PRICES AND NILAIERIALS,
coititecTter 10 rEIIIIIJART 16rel, 1814.

This day was published, carefully. corrected throughout, price 4s
(IROSBY'S BUILDER'S N•EW PRICE
BOOK, containing the prmnt va'ue of all finds of Ma-
terials and Workmanship, with the Price of Labour separate
Alao the various Acts and Duties; Directions to make Couto!,
and Limes; Tables for measuring Timber, and all .•:ids ut
,Work; method of constructing Ovens, and several thetul
Cal-
sulatitws relating to 'ilailAithg. By JOHN PHILLIPS, Cor-
rected by•C. S(JRMAN, burveyor, nssistcil by several eminent
in the Profession.

London: Printed for B. sod R. Crosby and Co.-Stationers'
Court, Ladgatil;preet, and cold brall Book*.Oen.
London, England, 1814-02-23

DEAL, FEBRUARY 42.

Arrived his Majesty's -!: .'"..l.,:gssEY and TICKLER,
from the Roorr-.-A. Sailed the Albury, Harriott,
Symmetry, \ enus, Choice, and Union transports, for
Harwich ; and ARCHER gun-brig, with the outward.
bound, for Portsmouth. Arrived his Majesty's ship
SURVIULANTE, with prisoners, estape4 from the
Fret►ch depots by the way of Holland. Wind E.S.E.
London, England, 1814-02-23

tith okihi "Jima -

• Fiesdqusited; Colojttk, Febrtdry U.
dg The PittNoz ROYAL set out from Buckenbourg
on the MI), to proceed by Leipstadt and Ebetteldt to
Cologne, where his Royal Highneis arrived on the
10th, at night. He -passed the Rhine amidst the
sonnd of cannon, and both banks retounded with the
acclamations of the inhabitants. The whole popula-
tion of Cologne went out to .fleet him at the river
side ; and never was the enthusiasm of a people, de.,
Nvered from an opprelsiye yoke, expressed with mote
tnanimity and ardour: The city was illuminated at
night. Yesterday there Was a grand ball, which his
Royal Highness honoured with his presence.
As the combined array of the North of Getmany
is about to commence a. more active campaign in
these countries, it is becessary to State the march of
the different corps that compose it,-and the ulterior
prospects of the Prifice Royal:
64 tile corps of General Bulow, forming the tight
of the army, is in the environs of Brussels, and has
Oa its advanced posts in the direction of Mons:
General Winzingerade, whose head-quarters are
at Namur, forms the centre: He has already get
possession of the towns of Mons, Avesnes, and Rheims,
of which he has sent the keys to the Prince Royal,
*he will transrttit them to the Emperor Alexander.
a The corps of Count Woronzoff, which has pas-
sed the Rhine here, takes also the direction of Namur
to cortle is contact with that of Winzingerode. Ge-
neral Strogonoff is about to follow it.
it The advanced guard of the Swedish army will
be on trie 21st upon the Rhine, so that the whole army
will have passed the river before the end of the month.
“ The Danish troops take the route of Dussel-
dorff, passing by Bremen and Minster, and will pro-
ceed from thence further on the line of operations.
The intention of his Royal Highness is to unite
the whole army under his orders upon a line between
soissons and Rheims, and then to act aeeording to
c:retaustances.h

THE EVENING STAR.