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London, England, 1815-10-16

FLANDERS MAIL.

OC ME ER 11.
His Majesty the. King of Prussia and the whole
Royal Family went to the theatre yesterday evening;
the house was crowded : those august personages,
were received %ill an enthusiasm difficult to be de.
scribed. Between the play and entertainment M.
Dorivis sang some lines suitable to the occasion,
which were rapturovsty applauded.
At midnight his Majesty the King of Prussia de-
parted, to return to Berlin by the w.iy of Aix-la-
Chapelle and Cologne. The successor of the Great
Frederick will long live in the memory of all those
who have had the happiness to approach him during
his short stay here, on account of his amiable quali-
ties, which temper the Majesty of Royalty without
impairing its dignity.
This morning our King departed for the Hague;
the Queen sets Qut in Coe course of the day, and the
two Princesses Dowager leave Brussels this evening.

VENICE, SEPTEMBER Z 4.
It is announced, that after an arrangement with
the.Empetor of Austria, several religious orders are
going to be re-established in our city.
The magnificent church of the Jesuits, which has
been for some tinie shut, has been just re•opene.t with
the greatest solemnity. It is, however, said, that his
Majesty has decided against the re-establishment of
that order.

CASSF.I., OCTOBER 4.
66 We cannot cOmprehrtiti herr," say letters from
Vienna, " why Russ;.l is. withdrawing its armies
Irons France, while those of Prussia are continually
strengthened."

STRASBPILCI,•OCTOBER 4.
This morning the Getman troops under Prance
Hohenzollern broke up to leave Alsace. It is affirm-
ed that the troops of Baden will join the army of the
Duke of Wellington. An Austrian Commission ,r is
expected to liquidate the accounts for the supklies
furnished to the Austrian corps in Alsace.

LYONS, :•11.PTEIVIBER
• (Fitract of a Latter )
V Every post brings us letters from Nimes or St.
Cevennes. Every day we hear the recitals of the
unfortunate people., wholy this land of persecution.
If we sunless, howeveet aterT thing which indigna-
tion at the criint s committed, griet for their losses,
and the remembrance of their dangers has made
them exaggerate in theiraccounts, the hod) is at an
end, that there neither have been, nor are, any insur7
gents in the Department of,the Gard ; and that this
denomination has b9en-eniployed only to disguise the
perseculinn to which; the Plat:tants are exposed, out
of jealousy of their numbers, ;heir prosperity, and
their wealth. In the midit of these horrors, scarcely
two Catholic Bonaparti,ts li:tve shared the hate cf the
Protestants, v hile all tix Protestant Royalists have
suffered mere or less.
.6‘ It is film: that these arc towns in insurrection ;
that they Wire di,.regarded the authority of the King;
that Genera Gilly and others are at the head of
armed brldies it is false that there was camp at
Ners, and that there were great blows to be struck.
The Protestants have long since been an object
4of envy ; they have been all repiezented as Bonainir.
London, England, 1815-03-02

AGRICULTURAL RBPOIrirOR MAMA.

The openness of the wadies. I die month, has gives
full vggetation so the young When")• and on rich free-growlog
soils pu•heti them ; they are become so, winter-proud, as to some ,
districts to require sheep and bug feeding even at this early pe-
riod. The land bas worked Welly In pueral fur Deans and
Peas, and almost throughout the eastern cumulus, the. ldiseleys
are olio well got in. 'lke Turnip counties, which early In the
*inter promised but scanty spring feed, are running away so fast,
Irons the mildness of the beA3Olll, that the grasierr ate to lave
it taken ell.by their neighbours flocks free of any charge. The
Essex Putatoe planter. have got in a large breadth round Strat-
tord„ike. The Hay markets have advanced nearly Se. per load..
Lean Stock in beasts have hada start, bat Store -sleep are some-
what lower, and to are Pigs. The Meat markets are up for prime
Beef and Mutton full is. per stone ; Veal is still dearer. Horses,l
even of the better kinds, are down in price, from the pteuure or
the additional tax • the ordinary sorts are scarcely saleable on any
ECM 1. Ire Wool market is bomewhat brisker for true short
ii.-cces, but the long wools are daily declining- in price.

FEMALE FASHIONS FOR MARCH.
London, England, 1815-03-02

WALKING DIEM

Pelisse of short walking length, made of evening prirerose•eo.
loured velvet, ornamented down the front with satin trimming :
round capes, trimmed to correspond; full lace ruff. A French
bonnet, composed of wh:te velvet and satin in reversed plaiting:,
trimmed round the edge with a quilting of lace ; ftill plume ot
ostrich feathers in the front. Half-bouts of tan-cnioured kid.
Gloves, Limerick or York too...—Prens Ackerman/Or Rqositorp '

moitnnid DIP.2€II.
A petticoat of floe jacouot moils)' ornamented at die feet with
a flounce laid on, appliqued with borders of needle-work. French
spencer, striped muslin; long loose sleeve, confined at the wrist
with a bracelet; high military collar—collar and fronts. trimmed
wltb lace; short sash of lilac sasnet tied in front. A melon cap,
;osibsposed of lace and lilac ribbon, confined is bows upou the
crown. Half-boots or sandal*, lilac kid. Gloves, Limerick or
!trench 14.—Ibid.

DIANA WALKING DUSK.
Pain el green valve, ot riots twilled green and white shot
'armlet, and lined with white satinet. It is about half a quarter
of a yard shorter than the gowh,is open in front, and is trimmrd
round with Mrs. Dell's beautiful Britannia pearl silk trimming.
The body of this pelisse is fitted to the shape in a style equally
original and uncommon, and is better calculated than any thing
we have recently seen• to display the shape to the greatest advan-
tage. Head-dress, bat of intermingled velvet and white pearl
fur, ornamented with a superb Ostrich feather, placed to the
side. The new invented Diana petticoat is worn with this walk-
ing-dress, which combines the essential requlsites of warmth
I with Use novel advantages of securing.the form from the uncdnis
forcible appearanc.4 produced by windy weather. The, eis un-
usual originality in Use petticoat, bring made in a w.•st novel
manner. Half boot's, composed partly of green leather and
partly of white velvet, or jean laced up with green silk :urd.
White kid gloves.
London, England, 1815-03-02

TEE BRITISH INSTITUTION.

The Directors of this Institution, with a view of
p►omoting the general objects of their establishment,
have it in contemplation to give notice to the Artists
of the United Kingdom, that, instead of any parti.
lar premiums, for Historical or Poetical Paintings, in
the ensuing year, they have set apart from their funds
ONIE THOUSAND GUINEAS, to be applied in Fiving
premiums f,,r finished Sketches in Oil, illustrative of,
or connected with, the successes of the British Army
in Spain, Portugal, and France. Such Sketches to
be painted in the course of the present year, and to be
sent to the British Gallery in January Den.
London, England, 1815-05-31

4.ately rublisbed,
it ITiorlsomely ranted '
3 vols. Ivo. in boards' price I. 71.
ROSANNE; o -A FATH.Ett'St LA IS Iva LOST.
By LiETII'I MATILDA HAW KINS.
Printed for F. C. and I. Rivington, No. 'Pt, St. Paul's Church-
yard ; sold also by J. Hatchard, No. 19e, Piccadilly.
Of whom may be bad, lately publi%hed, by the same Author,
the Second Edition of 1
The Courrass and-Galtatioa ; or, Modes of Discipline.—
In 4 vols. price In boirds, Li. Itis. Alto,
Sramomcs s, addressed to those who have not yet acquired,
or who may have log the Inclination to apply the Power of At-
tention to Compositions of a higher Kind.
By licriar and Ls-1111A MAT ILTIA HAWKINS.
Handsomely printed in one vol. Bvu. price in boort'', T 5.611.
London, England, 1815-05-31

BELL'S GREEK GRAMMAR.

Fifth Edition. withimprovenictite, and a new Arrangement.
'this day was rubli-hed. price is 6d. Bound,
A NEW COMPENDIOUS GRAMMAR of the
11. GRE.E4C TONGUE, in which the Elements of the Lan-
, uagp are plainly and briefly comprlzed in English, far the use of
Schools and Private Gentlemen, whether they ita re bees teoght
Latin or not.

By WILLIAM BELL, A. B.
Printed for Loajnia‘i, Hurst, and Co. John Richardson, J. M.
Richardson, W. Bor.vs, J. Walker and Co. and k.aw and Whit-
taker.
London, England, 1815-05-31

GENEI* INDEX_ TO THE FIR'T SERIES OF THE

tilt! Mit CRI I IC.

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ASECOND VOLUME at a GENER'AL IN-
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N. B. A few copies remsin of the first volume. The two yo-
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menced, to the end of 18LS.
Gentlemen desirous of ,completing their sets may be supplied
with any single Number or Volume..
Complete Jets may also be had la 44 volumes and the two first
vellum.% of t..e New Series.

SECOND EDITION. •
This day was published, lu one volume royal 4to. price ZS Is.
In boards,
TREATISE on the WEALTH, POWER.
and RE.. .MACES of the BRIT isil EMFIRF., In every.
pert of the World; a general vies, of the value of the Landed
and other Proper y, in the UnitedKingtimn, and in all Colonies
and DiTendetities of the Clown, including the East Indies; the
Annual beams arising from Agriculture, Mines, Minerals, Ins
laud 7 tale, Foreign Commerce, N.:yip:um: and Fisheries; a
Historical Account of the Public Revenue, front the earliest pos
sloth ; a general view of the National Income and Expenditure
during the reign of George lit. with the rise, progress, and pm
sent state of the funJing system; and the reduction of the Ns-
done' D.bt ; a Itinorical view of the Colonies sad Depend's.
cies of the Crown, front their first establisbibent,
the countries milder the management of the Eaat India Vilwiplas
ny; with observations on the national resources fat the
slat employment of a redundant population. The wheitalt
United by copious statistiod Tables. The Second F.ditkidl;ins
wised and enlarged.
By P. COLQIIHOUN, LI.. I).
.• London t Printed by 1. Maw man, Ludgatesetreet.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
. 1. A 11'1(1E41 5E on INDIGENCE, exhibiting, (reit at.
thentie documents, the present state of the Pauper :linen, with
various suggestions for improving the metal habits of the pimple,
Teducing the parochial rates, and promoting the happinme and
security of the community, by a diminution of mural aaa
mine offences. two...price 7s. 6sl. in boards. • •,' -
R. A New SYNTEM of PAROCHIAL. EDUCATION for
the Children of the LABOUILIN4I PEOPLE; plea/ad on
the late itopreventate. Iva prise 12. 64.

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London, England, 1815-05-31

NAV4L INTELLIGENCE.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
An account has been• received of the under:nen:
gone(' homeward-bound ships being at the Cape. and
will sail under convoy of his Majesty's ship Cumaart-
LAND, viz.: LORD HUNOKRFORD,- LORD LINDOCK,
CITY OF EDINBURGH, ORIENI, COMMERCE, PROVI-
DENCE, FORT WILLIAM, RICSOURCE, LADY CALIFISELL,
GARLAND, EAGLE, LORD MOON, VIOWS, and

MANGLES.
The following ships were daily expected: ASTELL.
EUROPII4 SORRY, LORD KEITH, and ALEXANDER.
Private letters received from China, via Cape of
Good Hopc,-state, that the disputes with the Chinese
Government bad been, amicably adjusted the latter
end of November last.

FALMOUTH, MAY ri;
Arrived the John and Sarah, and the Sally, from
Bristol ; Princess Elizabeth Packet, with a Mail,
from Lisbon—sailed 15th May. The Duke of Kent
Packet arrived at Lisbon, from Falmouth, 10th May.
Arrived the Louisa Packet, with a Mail Iron) Gib-
raltar and Malta—sailed from the latter place the Ist
April, and from the former the 6th May. A convoy
sailed, from Gibraltar, for England, the 20th April.
His Majesty's ship BOYNE, Lord Entoutu, artived
at Gibraltar the lad April, on his way to the Medi-
terranean. The 2d May, his Majesty's ship AQUILON,
with a small convoy, sailed from Gibraltar to the
eastward.— Wiad W.
PLYMOUTH, MAY. ,29.
- - -

- .
Came in the Catherine, from Bourdeaux, in eight
days passage. Arrived the SnELDKAKE
from Gubraltar. Sailed the following King's ships on
cruizes : TAY. 18 guns ; AcitAres, LB guns ; ROLLA,
10 Wins ; SEALAnK, 10 guns ; and the JUIN, s 6
guns.— Wind W.S. W.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY SO. .
Arrived his Majesty's ship lleoroao from Jamaica
and the Havannah ; the Itch` 4L OAK, MAJFSTIC,
BUCKPHALUS, &ANOMIE, and Tntme, tram the tia-
vannah—sailed 2241 ult. Arrived the Adam trans-
port from the Havannah, and l'Amiable. Vic route,
trom Honfleur. Went out ef h irbonr, the HORATIO
and SIIARPSHOOTKR. Dropt &ma to St. Helen's
Roads, his Majesty's ships BustaAv, SPARTAN, and
AMILLIA, all hound to the Mediterranean. No sail-
, ings.—U4inil Westerly. • •
London, England, 1815-05-31

CATHOLIC QUESTION.

Sir H. PARNELL, in rising to bring under the
view of the House the Claims of the Catholics of Ire.
land, would ee as brief on the subject as it could ad-
mit. In the last Bession of Parliament-, the House
had decided that it ,was advisable to tact iuto colisi.
deration the removal of the remaining disqualifica-
tions, under which his Majesty's Roman Catholic
subjects laboured. The only thing that frustrated
this decision was, a question concert.iag Ecclesiastical
institutions. AU that remained now to be consiieted
was, haw this question could be settled with tae
greatest satisfaction to all parties, It would b.: un.
naessary for him, therefore, o dwal on cies,: great
constitutional questions, on v hi:lt his Right Honour-
able Friend, the Member for Lublin ( Mr. Grattan),
to whom the Catholics must always look with fond.
ncss, gratitude, and vkneration, had so often, so ably
:and so eloquently exerted his .great talents. The
only subject tor.consideration now was, not whether
the Catholic Claims should be granted, but how and
on what con.ditions, or with what provisions. they
could be granted t . It was to the conduct.of the Ca.
tholics themselves, and to their Rimier of receiving
the Bill of that Session, that the failure of that Bill
was to be attributed. This was the first time the
House had an opportunity of fully discussing the
question of the-appointment of the Catholic Bishops.
—lt was thg duty of the oppoaosts of the Catholic
London, England, 1815-07-03

FRANKFORT, JUNE IS.

Within these two days, .36,000 Russian troops, with
72 pieces of cannon, have passed through this city; a
third column of 25,000 was-not expected till to.mor.
row, but it is come today, with a large train of ar-
tillery. It is impossible to see finer troops.
London, England, 1815-07-03

ZURICH, JUNE St

On the 15th and 1661, the French attacked the
Piedmontese near the hospital hf Aiguebetl, the latter
defended themselves with much bravery, hut were
forced to retire to the valley of St. Jean de Manuenne
which leads to Mount Cenis, at the same time the
French passed before Geneva, enterei the Clhiblais,
and proceeded by the Lake of Geneva, entered Tho-
non to the number of 2000 men ; their project Cu.
tainly was to advance to St. Maurice, which is nine
or ten leagues from Thonon.
The Austrian army of 60,000 men began to pus
the Simplon on the 17th ; the vanguard of 3000 men
arrived on the 19th at Martigny, and on the 20th
there were 15,000 men at St. Maurice, who will be
at Geneva on the 23d. This army is animated with
such ardour, that it has marched hitherto 12 leagues
a day; it is on this account that it has arrived sooner
than was expeCted. and probably this forced march
has saved the -defile of St. Maurice. Near, 40,000
men descended Mount Cehili j the Piedmontese form
a part of this corps ; not nt single soldier of this nation
went over to the enemy in the battles of the 15th and
16th. The farce of the French in Savoy is about
9000 men.
London, England, 1815-07-03

SWI I ZEELAND, JUNE 22.

The French have begun hostilities in Savoy. They
write from Be:, in the eariton de Van, near the Iron-
tiess of the Valais' that the French have made an
irruption near Carvuise, which was given by the
Allies to the canton ni Geneva, that they have en-
tered the Valais, and hay* advanced as tar Sion.
As General Plumes must be at Bt. it is
probable that the French wilt WWI be torced ck to
their own territory.
London, England, 1815-07-03

FLAXPEAS

MONS, JUNE iS.
The accounts from the army conGrm those of yes-
terday. It is certain that his Wjesty Louis XVIII.
entered Cambray on the 26th, at three p.m. A few
cannon shot buflice4 to break down the pipes of the
town, and then the citadel surrendered.".—The King
and the Princes were received with enthusiasm in
that town.

The
at Neste,
Prince''
Douay
London, England, 1815-07-03

THIRD EDITION.

STAR•OFFICII, THRES O'CLOCK.
Irks fallowing Glorious Intelligence has been this
itstabreirculated in a demi.odicial form by Ministers
Oa &Wails of June Braless* was at st. Danis,
where We baba to await the jdnetios of the Duke of

WsuiscroN. who was coming up by a forced
march from Compiegne.

His Majesty's fast.sailing sloop FAVOVRITZ sailed
on Thursday for indi.t with the news at the late
rictus and important events, and with instructions to
our settlements to guard agaiust the pot,ssble escape
of BONAVARTS thither. The BARIUM and KANT
are put under orders for IndiJ.
The prospect of approaching Peace has already
had influence at some of the provincial cattle fairs,
where the sales have been dull, end horses could not
obtain purchasers at a considerabk, reduction of price.
CORN EXCUAYOIN JULY 3.—.Alihough there was
a good supply of Wheat this morning, that of fine
quality met pretty ready sale at last Monday's prises;
but all other descriptions, especially Red Wheat, was
fell 'spar quarter cheaper! and very dillcuk to sell
at that reduedon. Barley is per quarter lower,
and although the quantity here is but tridiag, it is
fully equal to the demand. Whit Peas are 4s. pee
warn? Wm.—Beam and Oats go of slowly, as •
dulins of Is. per quarter.

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London, England, 1815-07-03

CHAMUR OF PEW; JUNE 26.

M. GILBERT DX VOISINS reported from the Corn.
mittee on the Bill transmitted from the other Cham,
ber relative to measures of general security. He re-
commended its adoption in its original state. Several
Members expressed their dissatistactioo that the Coto,
mittee had introduced none of the amendments thic.

Iliad been suggested, and re-proposed some of theM,
After a discussion of some length, the followisg
words were added to the clause, authorising the a •
rest of persons spreading false and 'alarming net
viz.., whether by discourses held in public plasm
or assemblies, or by placards aad hand•bills, or tir
printed compositions.' It was further provided, that
no warrants for placing persons under superinteril-
enee or arrest should be veined but br the alai Om
tionaries, and that all such warrants should be .mss
ported to the Prefects, the Minister of General Po-
lice, and the Imperial Anomie: of the districts where
the patties may have been arrested, and those whose
they usually reside. The Bill thus amended rive
finally adopted by a majority of SO to 42.
ITALY, Mgt 17,
The King of Naples left Raga on *Alt to go to
Purtlei, whence he will make his solemef @arrange into
his Capital on the Bth. The Pope enterid Rome on
the 7tb, amidst the lively acclamations of the people.
Thus Italy is on the point of enjoying perfect tray-
quality under its lawful Sovereign.
The Princess of Wales arrived on the 15th at
Milan from Bologna. The plague bas shewn itself
at Spatalid, Narenta, Macarea, and other parts of
Pieceutions have been made kii,pwn uz
Ancona. to prevent this evil from being propagated
in Italy.
Our Papers publish a report. dated Venice, June
9th, upon the depredatioqs committed by the Alge.
eines upon our coasts.

Pr

The French Pretender, Claws:44 published a few
days ago by Mr. RICUARPeON. BOOkieller.ObllL
contains sound pulitec ,k principle., and ids,' kneeett-
ing facts. Little known, respecting BonarasTa since
bus abdicatioit of the 4mforial Crown in rseakialuo
in, 1811.
London, England, 1815-07-04

FALMOUTH, JULY 1.

Arrived his Majesty's ship CONSTANT. from a
cruize ; the Lustre, Generous Planter, Resolution,
and James, from Jamaica ; and the Neptune, from
11Ziogsound. Sailed the Marlborough packet, for
Lisbon.—Wind‘ E. line wo,tilter.

POR rsmotnti, JULY s.
Arrived yesterday a French lugßer, priste to his
11fajleti*thip—. Sailed yeittrday 116 Majesty's
shipt BAccriA wit, Scour, FURIEUSE, and HAVOC, on
crnize.. Arrived to-day his Majesty's ships PICKLE,
CounEtsn, and tinnittri, from a cruise. Sailed his
Majestrs ships REDWING and CoIIIALIA. His Ml-
- ship Picteut is expected to mil this evening.--
Wind Easterly.
London, England, 1815-05-09

SALES BY AUCTION.

Stabling for Horses; a capital Piece of Land on the South side
laid out in Garden Ground, and Slips of Land in front, &c arc.
the *bole well supplied with Water, presenting a very eUgible
situation for a Coachmaster, or an Inn.
To be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particulars
may be had; at the Green Man, Whetstone;. Red Lion, and
Green Man, Barnett; Salisbury Arms, Hatfield; Bell, I lartford ;
Woolpack, St. Alban's; Sugar Loaf, Dunstable; of 1. H. Ft.:hcr,
Esq. Solicitor, Rathbone-place ; at Garraway's ; at d of Mr. Ro-
bins, Warwick-street, Golden-square.

HERF.FORDSHIRE.
CAPITA!. FREEHOLD ESTATES, near KINGTON,
PRESTEION, the MANOR of MARS.TON, STR ANC: E-
WORTH FARM, and VALLET'S WOOD, LYE FARM,
WOODLANDS, corrAGEs. Ste.—By Mr' ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, Change-alley, Conchal, London,
on Tuu RSDAY, lune 15,1815, at Tsvelve o'Clock, in 8 i.ots,
THE Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, with
Right of Common; comprising the MANOR of MAR-
STON, with the Fines, Quit Rents, &c.and STRANGE W 0 RTH
FARM, and VALLET'S WOOD, In the Parish-of Pembridge ;
consisting of a substantial FARM HOUSE, seated on a fine e le-
vation, commanding beautiful views; Farm Buildings, Cottages,
Gardens, &c. containing nearly Two Hundred Acres of Arable,
Pasture, and beautiful Wood Land, in part bounded by the River
Arrow, a fine flowing stream, in the occupation of Mr. Morgan,
BO others. The LYE ESTA IT, situate in the Parish of Antes-
try, wi.h Farm-house and Out buildings, and sundry Dwellings
and Cottages, with nearly One Hundred and Twenty Acres of
rich Meadow, Arable, Pasture, and Wood Land, Garden and
Orchards, in the occupation of Mr. Harper and others, re>pecta-
hie Tenants.

To be viewed, by applying to Mr. Morgan, at Strangeworth
Farm; Mr. Harper, at Lye • of John Cheese, Esq. Lyon's KM,
where Particulars may be gal and Plans seen ; Oxford Arms,
Kington; Hotel, and Messrs. Bird and Woollaston, bit d ;
Lion, Leominster ; Wm. Handy, Esq. at the Inns, Worces,er ;
Hen and Chickens, Birmingham t King's Head, Gloucester ; 'l'.
G. Parr, Esq. i.ichfeli ; of Messrs. Jones and Green, Salisbury-
square, Fleet-street; at Garraway's Coffee-house ; and 01 Mr.
Rubins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, London, whets, Plan
may be sern.
London, England, 1815-05-09

THAMES DrrTON, SURREY.

DESIRMILE COTTAGE RESIDENCi:, WITH OFFICES,
GARDEN, ORC HA RD, and urwards ofTWWTY-POUR
ACRES of MFADOW aucl ARABLE LAND, REE of
GREAT TITHES, and LA N I IA X REDEENIED
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Gartawale Coffee-house,Change-alley, Cornhill,on 'fursi.
oAr, May 23, ISIS, a: Torero o'Clock,

ADESIRABLE FREEHOLD and COPY.
HOLD ESTATE, free of Great 'Fithes, and land-Tax
R.-deemed; comprising an elijlbk COTrAGE RESIDENCE,
a Garden neatly laid out, planted with shrubs, Rowers,
&c. and gravel walk, situate at barites !Muria, in the County of
Surrey, the property of Mr. Hamilton, adapted for the accoutmo-
dation.of a small genteel Family, commanding pleasing views in
various directions, with delightful walks and rides; the apart-
ments are commodious, and neatly fitted up, cunilsting of three
Bed chambers, a Closet, and bowed Sitting-reont on the First
Floor, a nut Entrance, Dining Parlour Breakfast-room, Kit-
c:ien conveniently fitted up, Pantry, &Irv, Coal-house, and
Pump of excellent Water, a Farm-yard and Poultry-yard, Barn,
- and other Out-buildings, an .Orchard planted with Fruit-trees,
Kitchen Garden pleated with r.spallers and other Fruit-trees,
and sundry lociosores of Meadow and Arable Laud, easnandng
upwards of Twenty-tau Acres,
To he viewed by Tickets : Particulars may,ite bad upon the
Premises ; and at the a ngel, Ditton ; Bear, Esher ; Kings Head,
Twickenham; Red Lion, Hounslow; Greyhound, Richmond;
of Mr. Knight, Kingston; at Garraway'el and of Mr. Robins,
Warwick-street, Golden-square; of wMmh and Mr. Knipe,
-Tickets for vlesslgit may be bad.
London, England, 1815-05-09

HEREFORDSHIRE AND RADNORSHIRE.

CAPI FAL FREEHOLD ES FATES, 'war TITHE-FREE.
MANOR, WOODS, FARMS, Ind LANDS, and WAFER
CORN-MILL, ace.
ONE THOUSAND ACRES of Rtch Meadow, Pasture, and
Arable LAND and ORCHARDS,
. _ _ _

Situate in a most beautiful part of the Counties, and well watered.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffer-house, 'Change alley, Cornhill, London,
on Ttiussnav, June 15., 1815, at I:welve **Clock, in Lots, •
THE Valuable and very Improvable FREE-
HOLD ES PATES, part Thhe-Free, with extensive
Comjnon Rights, in the Counties of Hereford ao.l 'Radnor :
Cothisting of nearly One 'thousand Acre: of Rich Meadnw,
Pas-
sure, Arable, and Wood Lard, and Urchar,ls, the Manor
of Badlands, Fines, Quit-Rents, and an Alio:mem on W4iible
Hill, with an extensive Right of Common. The capital Fat int
ot itodd; the very rich Grazing Farm, called !seen Farm, walh
a capnal IVater Corn Mitt; and the Low Faral, a4jeliiing, with
eke' Item Farm-houses,and suitahleOuthtuldisys e. all tleeripLion-.
The Lands are intersected by the Rivets I Lugs, and
Arrow, by which they may be irrigat,d, and art- situated in the
Parishes of Presteign, Pembridge, and New Ra too:, contiguous
to good Market 'Fawns, and commanding beawitul views of cite
varied scenery of the finely diversified surrounding Country the
whole in the occupation of respectable Tenants under agreement,
forming a very eligible property to invest money.
To be viewed, by applying on the Premises; or of Mr. John
Cheese, Lyon's Hall, near Kinston, where Particulars and every
information may be has, and Plans of the Estate seen: Part icu •
tars at the Oxford Arms, Kinston; Messrs. Bad anti Woollai-
ton, Hereford; and at the Hotel; the Radnor Arms, Presteign;
Lion, Leominster; Win. Handy, Esq. 8010-pole and the
Star inns, Worcester; Duke's Arms, Knighton ; Cro.vn and AttgA,
Ludlow; Hotel, Liverpool; Bush, Bristol; White Lion, ;
Mr. Phelps, Evesham; Hen and Chickens, Birmingham; •1. G.
Parr, Esq. Lichfield; Castle, Tamworth ; George, Northantyt ;
Mr. Adams, Oxford; George, Cheltenham; King's Head, Glou-
cester; at Messrs. Jones and Green, Salisbury square, Fleet.
street; at Garraway's Coffee-house; and of Mr. Robins, War-
wick-street, Golden-square, London, where Plans of the Estate
may be seen.

PORT OF GWEI.K.

By Order of the Honourable Commissioners of his Majevy's
Customs, on Tuesday, the 16th day of May, 1815, At Ewo
o'clock In the afternoon, at the Carom-linu,e, in Itel.ton,
►THE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED,
vtz.

WOK DEALERS.

. Brandy - . IC, Gationo.
}nit TIM I:3Z Of rItIVATt V.V.alf.itt t.rivir.
Braudy - . 4usi
Rant - - Gallons.
Gentva .

The abuve Spirits will be sold fur c><pttttatiuu, duty free, and
ler bottle consumption, subject to the p.tyintatt of duties of Cus-
toms and Excise, which will be put up in small lot;, for the ac-
commodation of the putchasti 6, and tiny be viewtJ and tatted
on the day of sale.
London, England, 1815-05-09

THE 4RMr.

On Wednesday last sailed from Crrk harbour, in
twelve transports, the 13th Light Dr;igoons, Stid,
and 9.td regiments of foot—their destination 13c Ig i gym.
Thursday tlie 9th Dragoons, form, rly the huffs,
and the 79th Highlandets, embarked at Dublin, for
the Downs.

RASISGATE, MAY B.—Captain BALL'S troop of
Royal Horse Artillery a►e expected to arrive in the
morning, to einbark for Belgium. Saikit this morn-
ing the Lord Liverpool Packet, Captain FORSTER,
with General COWAN, Lord PoUTARLINTON, '23d dra-
goons, Captain Hawarr, 14th foot, and other Pas.
sengets, and horses, for Ostend ; also the Duke of
Wellington Ramsgate Packet, with Passengers and
bat horses—same destination. Arrived at the Albion
Hotel, bound to Ostend, Major-General SirC. GRANT,
General WILSON and Family, and Colonel Onue and
Son. Arrived, from Ostend, the Sir William Curtis
Packet, with Passengers ; and we learn by her, that
the Duke of WELLINGTON h3d rcmuvcd his head-
quarters from Brussels to Atli.
London, England, 1815-05-09

DOVER, MAY s.

Arrived the Lord Duncan packet, Captain HA..
141ILTON, with a Messenger from Ostend; also the
Flora passage vessel, Captain WrivrsoN, from the
same place, with passengers. Lord IVELLINGTon
WAS at Ghent a few days since : the British army has
advanced a few miles, and some part of the Russian
army had arrived. A boat arrived here from the
opposite coast this morning, and by her we have a
report which we fear is net true, that Lille had de-
clared for the Allies ; nothing however of this was
known at Ostend yesterday. The French ORicets
who arrived here last evening from St. Vallery, have
not yet embarked for Ostend, but expect to go to.
morrow ; the soldiers who h.ve lately been drawn,
take every opportunity of deserting and returning to
their homes.

The ship Charlotte, Captain DUBE% horn Bout.-
dean: to Hamburg'', with sine and brandy, was
wrecked on Sunday afternoon on the Goodwin Sands;
cargo and crew saved ; the former landed at Deal
and Ramsgate.

The transports &kis!' Tar and Eliza arrived en
Saturday mottling at Portsmouth from Messina and
Gibraltar ; left the former place on the 'filth of Fe-
bruary, the latter on the 3.1 ultimo. Admiral Van-
Rom was going into Nlessina, in the Queen, 74,
Captain COODK ; the EIAZABETIip 74, Captain Gonne,
was refitting at Gibraltar. The Eliza has brought
invalids and American prisoners from the Mediterra-
nean.
.The Hope, Captain JALINCLV, having boarded
tie above vessels, in the Channel, is arrived at the
Motherbank in a state of quarantine.
The following is taken from a late National Intel&
gencer, the American Government Paper
Ist Plt T or St.A >1 EN.—Thif important subject have
log been waived in the late negotiations at Ghent, and a Treaty
ut Peace concluded without any provision thereon, the subject
will in all probability b:come a bnt.TCC of tomtit:ion, and poisi.
bly of war, betweer this country anal Englan.L"
Although the fec•tiurel chorater: at this season of
the year delight the cats of those who visit the conn-
try, yet we doubt whether they are mote musical
than the Ov/iyerhes which ate seen chin tipping in the
windows of first' at Cornhill and Charing Cross—
those who delight in the hat monion • Notre which pro-
ceed !rpm theta, should he reminded that they will
all take their flight next S.itin day, the 13th instant—
there is therefore no time to be lust in securing them.
Another Golden Lottery—another a'3o,ooo—more
Guinan—and more pod t!:ne at EvTON'a 1 who sold
the grand Prize of 1,000 Guineas, No. 353, in the
last Lottery, the whole of which he paid in Gold, as
soon as drawn ; and who is now dispensing Fortune's
Favours for the 13th of May, when the whole Lot-
tery, of only 5,000 Tickets, will begin and &nish—
Cornhill, and 18, Coventry-street.
BRUIN—No alteration in the price .this week—
price of the quartern loaf, llid.
London, England, 1815-05-09

RADNORSHIRE,
ON THE BORDERS OF HEREFORDSHIRE.

The BEGUILDY and RIIW UYDD ES l'A I'ES, near •One
Thousand Three Hundred Acres, divided in compact Farms;
with Farm-houses and Buildings, and very valuable Conimon
Right, to a great extent, on the Lieg•iildy and other ibis.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change Adey, Cornhill, London,
On Till/W+DAY, June 15, 1813, a: 'lrvielve o'clock, in Lots, .
THE valuable and very improvable FREEHOLD
ESTATES, (with the valuable Common Right cm the lie-
guildy and other Hills, many miles in extent, situate in the parish
of Beguildy,) between Knighton and Newtown, in the cout,ty of
Radnor; comprising One Thousand Two Hundred and Eighty-
one Acres of excellent meadow, pasture, arable, and small part
wood Lands, divided in compact Farms; the Brguildy Public.
house and Lands, let to respectable Tenants, on agreements for
short Terms, at Rents amounting to about One Ttiousand Mee
Hundred Pounds per annum.
The Estate is nearly compact, in a fine commanding situation,
and very valuable for the great event of common rights. Tlse fine
river Team flows through the Estate, which is stored with trout
and other fish, and highly valuable fur irrit ning the meadows.
'Fix lands abound with gaiue of all scrts, and the hills with gt Univ.
A most desirable Property fur investing Money, and for Field
Sports, situate six miles from Kniahtop, from which place the
New Road passes through to Newtown, M'ele'e Pool, &c. and
20 miles from Ludlow.

May be viewed by applying to Mr. Pece, sen. and jun. a,
Vydw Loyd, Do:bless, and Briudrynug Earms, where l'anicu-
lars may be had; at the Duke's Arms, Knii,hton; Oxford Arms,
Kington ; of John Cheese, E,q. l.yon's Hall, near Kington,
where Plans may he seen; Hotel, and Messrs. Bird and Wool-
fasten, Hereford; Crown, Ludlow ; Hop-pole and Star Inns,
and of Win. Handy, Esq. Worcester ; urge Inn, Cheltenham;
King's Head, Glouceiter; lien and Chickens, liirmingliam;
T. G. Parr, Esq. Lichfield; Mr. Phelps, Evesham; of TMs-r .
Jones and Green, Salisbury-square, Fleet.street ; at Carrawa).b
Coffee-house; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,
square, where Plans of the Estates my be seen.
The Road Irons London Is through Worcester and Ludlow.
London, England, 1815-05-09

PORTSMOUTH, MAY &

Arrived the Heathcote transport from Bermuda,
and the St. Jaques, PAIN E, from Havre•cle-Grace.—•
Sailed his Majesty's ships liLltliUDA• CLINKER, and
Pious, on a cruise.—Wind Southerly.
London, England, 1815-05-09

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAILS '1
Att. DUt

LIS DAY.

Dublin . .
Waterford -

1 0
0 1

Lisbon
France

Guernsey and Jersey 0 0
Hamburgh 0 1
HollatAt . 0 0

Flanders
Gostenburds
Corunna

FALMOUTH, MAY 6.

AIR. Dllt
O 0
o 0
o 0
o 0
O 0

Put in by contrary winds Nos. 3, and 569, trans.
ports, and three brigs, names unknown ; also the Eli-
zabeth. from London to Malta ; the Duke of Kent,
Marchioness of Queensberry, and Diana packets.
which sailed yesterday, have brought up in the Roads
owing to the sudden shift of wind.—Wind

MILFORD HAVEN, MAY 5.
Arrived the Camden packet, with a mail and pas.
sengers from Waterford ; she spoke yesterday, off
the Saltees, with the Favourite, horn Palermo for Li-
verpool, all well ; Perseverance, R teuAttns, from D,i,.
tol for this port ; Countess of Mansfield packet, with
Lord DONOUGHNORE, Lord HUTCHISON, &c. paSSe.H.
gees, and a mail from Waterford. Sailed the ApolLN,
ECKSTORI.I. from Schien, in Norway, tor GlouceAcr ;
and the Valentine, Toss Ams. from Bridget‘tater for
Pembroke. Remains, h;s Majesty's ship MYRTLE.
London, England, 1815-01-16

T I IEAI' RE ROY4L,. COVENT-GARDEN.

THIS PRESENT EVENING, will be per-
formed,
THE BEGGAR'S OPERA.
Captain Machina, Mr. INCLIDON;
reacher,. Mr. EMkRY ; Loeklt, Mr. BLANCHARD.
Polly, Mr. STEV/INS ; Lucy, Mrs. LISCON.
To wbfeh will be added,
KATHARINE AND PETRUCHIO.
Fetruchio, Mr. YOUNG; Catherine, Mrs. GIBBS.
After Which the New Grand Pantomime, called
HARLEQUIN WHITTING.TON ;
Or, LORD MAYOR OF LONDON.
With etnireiy new Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, ace.
The Ore' ture and Musk composed by Mr. WAIL&
The whole arrangod by Mr. FnaLty.
Thrlequin, Mr. BO (.0014A, jun.; Clown, Mr. GRIMALDI.
ColuMbine, Mrs. PARKF.R.
The new Pantominte.nf Harlequin Whittington, Lord Mayoi
of Lendon, will be repeated every evening till further notice.
'fo-morrow, the Trngedy of Venice Preserved.
London, England, 1815-01-16

• This day was published,
In Twq Vols. Sem price £l. Is. boards, the Seennd Edition,
greatly improved, corrected, and enlarged, of
A TOUR in ICELAND. By W. J. HOOKER,
Esq. F.R.S. and F.L.S.
Comprising, in addition to the Contents of the First Eiltion,
Three Maps, and a great quantity of fre►h original information,
'Peiliestarly relative to the Trade and burning Mountains of the
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater.
nnster-row.
Fifty Copies are printed in royal tivo. with proof impreuions
of tie Plates, price Li. 16s.

FRENCH DELEC
This day was publlshea, in I :Imo. price O. bound,
AFRENCH DELECTUS ; nr. SENTENCES
and PASS MGRS collected from the most esteemed French

Au-hors, designed to facilitate a knowled•^,e of the French Tongue.
Arranged under the several Heals of the Parts of Speech, toge-
ther with promiscuous Pasbages and Idioms.
By the Rev. I.AAEL WORSLEY.
Printed for Longman, Hun•, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
noAer-resv.
Of whom may be had, by the same Anther,
Rules for Pronouncing and &leading the French Language, in
ltrun price gs. bound.
" This little voltync, with a title so unassuming, has the rare
merit of perfortniog more than It promises. We live that this
little work, will meet what It deserves. extensive approbation and
adoption."—Fclectle Review, Nov. 1814.
London, England, 1815-01-16

• BONAPARTE AND THE ALLIES.
THIS time last year' the grand sullen was be-
tween the gallant Blucher and Bonaparte, )tat now it is
between MARTIN and Co. (who respectfully solicit, the sup-
port of the Public), 8, Cornhill, and the other Lottery-Office
Keepers, trying who shah have the plessure of Melding among,
Fri•ildt most of the.PIPTY CAPIF4LB in the .prestot
Lottcry, whisk begins Drawing luau. WEDN4 DAY, the
18th instant, when the First-drawn Prise above ANS SW be en-
titled to Ten Thousand Pounds.—No. ft, Cortffilri.
Where were lately Sold, in Shares, to the Pbblic, and 'paid on
Demand.
No. 7731, £20,1300; No. 512, £10,000; .No. 5357. £300;
No. 2375, £500; No. 1705, £2OO.

HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. tespectfully inform
the Public, that Timers and SnAItILI for the ensuing
LOTTLIT arc now on Sale at their Office, No: 99, ROYAL.
EICHANGr.
Thais Lottery, consisting of only 12,000 Tickets, etintains
2
2 •••••••••4••••••••••••••••••••••• 10,000
2 .•• •••.. 0000000 saw 2,900
4
The Drawing commences on next WEDNESDAY, when the first
Prize above £25, will he• kidded to £lO,OOO, and on the Second
bay, (January 27), the first Prize above £23, to £.0,000.
••• Letters (post-paid) duly answered, and Orders from the
Country, accompanied with Remittance, punctually attended to.
Government and all other Public Securities Bought and Sold by
Commission.

• • 11.
ntaots BARRINGTON'S BOTANY BAY. .
adesr the weer ner fylifitted flow-irrove -pspet, and
eoriched with two fine coloured prints, No. I. (price is.) to be
regularly condoned every Siturday, of
yt NEW, COMPLETE, and AUTHENTIC
IL HISTORY of NEW SOU ni WALES, from its first
Vimation by Captain Cook down to the present Stat. of that
lactuising Country.
By GEORGE B kRRINGTON,
Late Officer of Peace at L'aramatta.
To which is added, Barrington's 'l'm age to New South
twits, with the Lite, I'riai4, &e. of the An•hor. Accnotttattica
wits a finely engraved Portrait. Second Edition, improved and
u- co: •inned to the pregent time.
Wurk hu ms two Itai,deome Volumes, in octavo, ant may
üblle, be ha I Complete. pr.ee A:t 71 boards ; or in 26 Numbers. each
Last Ntallller embulitslied with one or more Prints, finely coloured,
illtem miss at Views. Manner+, aod Customs of the Natives, and
Subjects of Natural Massa % coloured from Nature, with a Map
of to Country.
Londos:: t':inted for M. lona, 5, Newgate-street ; and Sher-
wooi, X4eti), and Jaws, Paternoree var.
Wehave here &wall written meant of this, very singular
.; of colony; an anunieg +ketch of the tountry, its soul, prodone na•
Y, In i.e inhibltants,iiatural history, &c. This production certainly
leery,' carries with it a pollen:lcy nt intentsl aldose., that it is really
nits- the performance of that itigenious adventurer."
• take Vide. Monthly Review.
London, England, 1815-01-16

THEATRE, LONDON HOSPITAL.

Irt R. Hk:ADINGTON arid Mr. FRAMPTON
.1.11 will begin their SPRING COURSE of LECTURES
upon ANATOMY, PHYSIOI.OGY, and the OPERATIONS
sZ:I4:IERY, on Friday; the 20th of January, at Two ()Thick.
Fra:Liplea and Practice of Surgery, by Mr. HewratonroN..
Anatomical DeMQllStrations and Dissectionsby Mr.Fa P 7014.
Further Particulars may be known, by applying to Mr. Price,
Apothreary, at Ake Hospital.

"f .1.17 was published, price ss. in French as well as English,
PRECIS HISTORIQUE slit NAPOLEON
I:I3OI4ARAILTE ;•Jugement porte sur ae Ismael Per-
srinnsge, d area es gull a dit et cc gull a fait. Pour berm. Win-
tro ductirin sus • " ISitemoines Secrets." Le tout extrak des Mc-
Nair?* d'un Imam° qui ne l's point quittE depuis 15 Ann.
iteimprimi sur• la siaieme edition de Paris. Chet Coihrtra,
Libraire, 50, Ctinkluit-street, Hanover-square.

'lino. day was published, itl •lihno. prise As. 6d. boards,
THE GENERAL PRAYER BOOK; contain..
1 ing Form, of Prayer on Principles common is all Chrir
ans, fur I(diginus Societies, for Families, and for Individual&
Chiefly stiecied horn the Scriptures, the Bpok of Common
Prayer, and the writings of varieus authors.
•By JOHN PRIOR ESTLIN,I.L. D.
Printed for 1.-.r•uan, Hunt, Rea, Orme, and Brown, Lon p.
en; and Barry ail Son, Bristol.
Of whom may hetsad, by the same Author,
• Discourses on Uoiversaeßestitution. W ateo. prise 7s. boards.

• his day was published,
In the Thirst Edstios, with 17 Plates, price ;s. boards, of
THE NEW PANTHEON ; or, An Introduction
to the JKlrvuotour of the Anctswrs ; in Question and
Answer, cf.mpiltd principally for the use of Young Persons.
• By WILLIAM lILLARD HORT.
Priem! for"Ltmgman, Horst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
Rooner row. Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
An Introduction to the Study a c:uonaogy and Universal
. History, in Question and Answer. In t limn. price 4s. tki. bound.

~~
London, England, 1815-03-24

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The House was summoned to the House of Peers, to lunar the
Royal Assent given by Coounissioa to sundry Public and Private
Bill4—(fur which see the Report of the Lortit).
Mr. Bv Lcoct: irtun the Treasury, presented an Account of
the Disposition of the Money granted for the Service of the year
11114.—Ordered to lie on the Table. _ _ _

MS. KINGSTON presented an Account of the Net Balances In
the hands of the Distributers of Stamps on the Sth of October,
1814.—Ordered to lie on the Table.
Mr. Kmqvnts, from the Navy Office presented an Account
of all contracts for Oak Tamber, during the year lul4.—.Ordered
to lie oa the Table.

On the motion of Mr. TR MAIN, the Pauper Lunatic Bill was
read the third time, and passed.
Mr. BitOnOLN brought up the Report of the Committee of
Ways and M. anc. 'The Resolutions were agreed to, and Bills
ordered to be brought in accordingly.
The Report of the Committee of zlupply wee• likewise brought
up. 'rho Resolutions were agreed to, and Bills ordered to be.
brought in accordingly.
The Poor House Bill, on the motion of Sir E. BltTains, went
through a Committee. Report nn Monday Winner.
Mr. FITUSER ALP reported that the Address of the House,
praying that the Pawns respecting the proceedings at Congress
might be laid before the House, had been ?resented, and that
,bis ►loyal Highness had been pleased to direct that the said Papers
should be produced.
London, England, 1815-03-24

GOOD FORTUNE and EYTON are now be-
come synoolmous ;—the eonstant Success which has at-
tended Purchasers at his Offices, 2; Corubill, aed 18, Coventry-
street, being proverbial.—E. EYTON performs a pleasing duty
he owes to his Friends, in pointing oat to them the Heeds ut the
SCHEME of the present unprecedented 1.0 PERY, which
contain' no less than THREE PRIZES of THIRTy THOU-
S.‘ND POUNDS! with only 15,000 Tickets! Besides Five of
1,000 Guineas each, which E. E. pledges himself to pay in GOLD,
without deduction, soon as Muni. Tickets and Shares are
now on Sale at 2, Coteau:4se and 18, CoVewraY-erRCILT,
where-all Business in the Public Funds Is faithfully executed.
N. h. The Grand Lottery Draws .sth April.

THE LAS r ,GRAND PRIZE OF
430,000 1 ! !
IN THIRTINN !MAIMS, WAS SOLD NT

OARROLL and Co. Stock Brokers, No. 7. Corn-
kilt, and 26, Oxford•street (who, in returning their grate-
ful acknowledgements 'to the Public for favours conferred for
nearly forty years past), respectfully solicit their attention to the
present Grand Scheme, containing 'Three Prizes of £so,ooo,
which is unparalleled in the Annali of Lotteries, and in addition
Five Prises of One Thousaild Guineas! which will be paid in
Heavy Guineas by CAR sou. and Co. without any deduction as
soon as drawn. 'Tickets and Mures are on sale ih great variety.
Schemes Gratis. Golden Lottery draws sth of Aeon L.

N. B. Orders from the Country, with remittances, punctually
attended to; and all business in.the Public Funds, or Govern-
ment Securities, transacted. .
London, England, 1815-03-24

GUINEAS ! AND THREE £30,000 PRIZES.

GWEBB, having had the good fortune of distil-
. busing among the Public FOUR Capital Prizes in the Lot-
tery which finished 31st of January, has the satisfaction of an-
noundng a New Lottery, In which he confidently expects to sell,
at least, Foot Moat.-The Scheme contains 'luau Ps tz et of
IC3o,ooo,fitc. also Five of 1,000 Guineas each. which WEBB is
prepared to PAY IN GOLD, without any Deduction, as swat
As drawn, at his Truly Fortunate Once, 17, LuDOAT E. s rarRT,
nor St. Paul's, where
2,502 a Prize of IEIO 000
2no
10,80 e.....
6,358
6,775.
Were ALL Shared and Sold in the LAST LO (*TRAY.

Orders by Post duly attended to, and all 'liminess in the Funds
faithfully executed by U. Wean. truck-Broker, 17, Ludgate-
street, Dear Sc. Paure.
•.• Cash for Irish Bank Notes.
London, England, 1815-03-24

NEWPORT, (ISLE OF WIGHT.)

•
Mr. MATHIWI, the celebrated Irish Comedian,
who has had the honour of giving such infinite tali'.
faction to a most numerous and elegant audience in
the City of Winchester for several nights, has kindly
announced to the Ladies and Gentlemen Of the Town
of Newport (in the Isle of Wight) and the Inhabi.
tants, Military and Naval, that he intends to gratify
them with his amusing and 4, Care Diiftelling Budges,'
which has already secured him the approbation, mid
the most distinguished patronage of the United King-
dom ; and no doubt can be entertained, from his well-
known and acknowledged abilities, but that his comic
endeavours will be crowned with a bumper on Tues-
day, the 28th of March, Isls.

DIED.
At Sdennes. Edinhorgh, on the 4th Inst. David Moodie, sen.
in the 91st year of his age; and, on the Slit of March 1814, his
eldest son, John Moodie, of Roslin-bill, Jamaica, alter a resi-
dence in that island for upwards of forty years.
At Trinidad, ou the 29th JUlle last, in the 31st year of his age,
Alexander Preston Howison, eldest son—and on the 12th inst.
at Edinburgh, in the 83d year of his age, David Howison, firth
sou, of the late Rev. Alexauder Howison, AuchtergAven.
On the tt2d ult. Maior-Greneral Adam Gordon, aged 49, who
during the last two years, has had the confound ut the Aber-
deen district.
London, England, 1815-03-24

SVCOND EDITION.

STAR.QFFICL. TWO O'...:LOCK.

We atip the Press to state that Mr. MILLS, the
Messenger, Whose arrival from Vienna and the
Hague we haie already announced, is ale bearer of
Dispatches of the utmost importance at the present
conjuncture Of altars. These Dispatches Ufa:rot:lX
in the most unequivoial terms, that the Allik .!
Confedertted Powers have Unanitisously pledged
themselves [Wirer to sheath their swords until BONA-
PM= is driven out of France, and the BOURBON
dynasty restored—conceiving, gs they justly do, that
Louts XVII[. was recalled to the throne of his an-
cestors by the French people, and that it is the ArMy
only who support the U.:it-per, in opposition to the
ui.les of the Nation.

N.WAL INtAttIUEIVCE.

Ant. vta..

'I.S.

Dublin
W.tei lord

1 0
0 1

I i.'s4nt

Aal, LIM
O j
O 0
o 0
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FALMoII FU, D.4.utet: 21.

His Majesty's NYMPIIEN spoke on the 11th
instant, in lat. '•.i.:;:'. long. T. JO. the Hero, on?. of
the ACIlAtt'S convoyt r Port .Lickson ; his Majesty's
ship GLASU.AV spill::: on the in,taat, another of
the ACILIR'S convey, n itne not known.