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• Ps
iIOTS AT CH,IiiiURON.

• POOI.E, AUGUST 15...
Arrived last night, Irons Cherburgh, the Late;
Instarox cutter, Tuomat Wiwi blaster, having nn
board Mr, and
.Mrs. Hivirtart, and Mr. LEECH, and
about 200 /ale stones, With which this Sena was
politely arrailed ott arriving in that port.
Mr. Mu.% stood firm to his helm within ten yards
of, at least, 600 Frenchmen, but was so severely
wounded that he was afterwards conflna u :der the
care of a surgeon. This outrageous cond ict origi-
uated from the determination of the Its b to cypress
the exportation of corn and cattle ; for which pur-
pose they suppOsed that this vessel had ptssed the
quay. Before any further clamaLed was sustained,
however, the police, who were Very activ'e, ordered
out a coasiderable military force, at the head of which
a Colonel, by doing his duty with lenity and great re-
solution, secured for conenettierit twelve of the Vitsg-
leaders. Notwithstanding this circumstance, another
English vessel was attackedb and had taken (rani
her several sheep and other exportations, with which
she was laden. Her crew were so ill-treat&l that the
Master was obliged to iall and leave thice Centlearen
a-shote. They came home in the NeLsoir, which.
alter leaving Cherburgh, was driven into Bar deur by
a gale, in company with another vessel, that was there
cast away on the locks:
At Batficer (a small fishing-town) the passengf'rs
were Most kindly received, and the crew were civilly
treated by the inhabitants till the third day after ,
their arrival, when they were attacked a-shore, be
about 150 women, soiree of whom bo.irded the vessel
in their absence ; bUt finding she had neither cattle
nor corn, discontinued their attacks, which with
the assistance of the canailloOrotn all pacts, was se-
verely directed to another vessel. At this place or-
der was promptly and completely restored by M.
DELAMAUE, the Commissary of Mal Mel aneicellent
Officer, and a friend to his country, who most hospis.
tably entertained the Eegisish at his house fur the
three days which they were (wind-bound) in Barlktir.
P. S. It may, perhaps, be worthy rf ;unite, th..t
there is now in Cherburgh, moo cordially received. ona
of BONAPARTE.% Imperial Guards, orr leave tiora
Elba, to which place he wiil return at the expiration
of his furlough.
London, England, 1814-08-15

WAR-OFFICE, AUGUST 12,

By his Royal lii;:hne•s the Patnci: Reor NT of the United King-
dom of Great Britain and Ireland.

Grottos, I'. R.
Nt'e, hay.vg taken into our graeons consideration the fliPtin.
gnisheti conduc, ot the Officers of the the course of
the late war, ;re pleased, in the name and on the I),:half of his
jelaievy, to n,:trk our sense of their services, by granting an in-
die rates of Hal(.pay to the Officers of the I the. who
shall he reduced upon t!se formation of a Peace Establishment,
or who msy hive been pined on Half-pay io the course of the
war, on account of wounds or of infirtnities contracted_ upon
server ; the same to commence from the 25th of June, lair,
witti respect to Officers reduced at that date, according to the
following Beale; viz.

Present Daily
Rates of Halt-
Pay.

New Ratesof
Allowance,
'n lieu of the
precept rates
of Half-pap.

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London, England, 1814-08-15

THE. AR M 2

Detachments of the following Regimens are on
their march. to Portsmouth, to embark for America,
and will arrive as under :—the Q9th, 41st, 44th, 53th,
37tb, 62d, 100th, 76th, 98th, 99 h, at Chiche-ter,
on the 15th and 16th instant ; the 89th, 49th. nsth,
and Royal Staff, at Portsmouth, on the 1 s!li, 17th,
and 18th ; the 9th and. 4th, at Pctersfield, on the
16th and 17th; MO of the Sd Regiment arr•ved 'at
Havant on Thursday. The Royal Scots, 21st,
70th, are ordered to be conveyed Irnm N nth aritai ii
and the Cth, 57th, and S2J, from Jersey and Aide.-
MI. to Portsmouth, for the same destination. •
k riday the 2d Battalit n of the 66th Reeimeot
lAntled at Gosport, and now occupy the Old 11.1 -
racks there. The 2d Battalion of R0y..1 fuzlerts
landed on Saturday, and are gone into l'ortaeit
Barr ricks.

•••••••m••••••• 4•1•1==•••1•=11
NAVAL. INT'L• LLIGENC.E.

FALMOUTH, AUGUST I.

Yesterday arrived the Swedish blip Nfatrwreii,
from Rio Janeiro, and waits for orders -Sailed the
Ptuant cuter for Plymouth.—Wind W. light breeia.

PLYMOUTH, AUGUS IJ.

The Mary and Matilda, of this p-rt, Qutt.t.on
master, took in a cargo of wine at Teneritle, for Lon-
don ; nn the 29th June she was capture.: by the S c-
hine American privateer, who afterwards captured the
Avon, of Greenock, from Newfoundland to the Me-
diterranean, with fish, which was thrown oyerb4atd,
and_ the wine from the Mary and Matilda put on
board her, and she was dispatched for America. The
Mary and Matilda was then farther phuidereci of her
sails, cables, &c. and given up to the crews of the two
vessels, and went to the Western Islands for ballast.
.-0a Saturday last, about 130 miles from tape
Finisterre, she was again captured by the Globe
American privateer, who toil from them the little
they had left, and suffered her to proceed. The Sa-
bine had captured the Flyingfish cutter of Itastin;:s,
which the Mary and Matilda left in company with
her. The Mkty and Matilda carne into thisyur to.
day.—Wind West.

PORTsmounc, AUGUST 14.
Arrived his Majesty's ship NORGE, from Bourhanx.
Sailed his Majesty's ship Gottatt, tor the Downs;
and the URGENT gun-brig, for Havrc-le-G►ace.
London, England, 1814-08-15

paid to the defenceless inhabitAn is of this island, and
the private property of the officers. P. r. •
To Captain Sir rhamat Hardy, coin mantling his Mijesty'a
ship Ra.roilre4, and Lieutenant-Col Pilktngten, &c &c.
AR I'ICLES or CAPI TULA riov fur the Surrender of Moos*
Wand, agreed to between Captain Sir Thomas Hardy. com•
lnauding the Naval Forces, and Lieutenant-Colonel Pilkington,
commanding the Land Forces, on the part of his Britannic
maje,cy; and Major Putman, commanding on Moose Island,
on the part of the United States, July 12, 1814.
• Art. 1. The officers and troops of the ITnlt ed States, at present
on Moose I t.tnd, are to surrender thetnaelves prisoners of war,
and are to &liver uo th- forts, building;, arms, ammunitiotk,
stores, and (11-,lts, with exact inventories thereof,. belonging to
the tmerican Government, and they are thereby transferred to
his Pritannic Majesty, in the sante manner and possession as has
teen 114' herrtnlore by the American Government.

Art. II Ihe garrison of the island shall be prisoners of war
uni.l reenlarty exchanged; they will march out of the fort with
th.- tioliourr tot war, and pi:e their aims at such place as will he
apro•nted for that purpose ; the officers will be permitted to pro-
ceed to the Meted S,ates on their parole.
Arr. ill. Every resprc. will be paid to private property found
ou Moose Island, belonging to the inhabitants thereof.

-(Signed) G NICHOLts' Lieut.-Col. Royal Engineers.
H. FLLMINO SRN MOOS', COMOliZOlef of his
Majesty's Ship Martin.
laces B. VAILTIOM, Captain 40th Regiment
United States Infantry..
JOHN Ftt.t.tattowu, Captain 40th Regiment
United States Infantry.
Approved by us,
(Signed) T. M. HARDT, Captain of N.M. S. Ramilies.
A. PILCING roN, Lieut.-CoL Commanding.
I'. PuratA N, Major, nth Reg. U. s, infantry.
East Pont. July 1 I, 1814.
PEYeatt of ORDNANCIt ind STOICS found in Foal. SULLIVAN,
. - .

surrendered t • his Majesty's Forces under the command of

Lieutenant-Colonel Pi Lettsavor!.
UoN QuNs—Four 18-pounders, with standing carriages, side-
• arms, two unservic. able 9-pounders, two 12-pounder carton-
odes, wit• out carnaves. •
Bites% Go NI Iwo serviceable and two unserviceable light six-
pounder., with 'travelling carriages, bide-arms, &c.
Forty-two paper Cartridges filled with Ex pounds of powder, 5
flannel ditto ditto, 3376 unserviceable mu‘ket-bati*Cartridges.
432 Loose mead 18 pounder Shot, 55 18-pounder Grape-shot,
3/19 Irate roun4'6-pounder,9s six-pounder Case-shot.
barrele sit corned Powder, containing 100 pound; each; leo
Musket. with Bayonets. Belts, slings, and complete Swords,
with Brits, Scabbards, Scr.
Siventy-two incomplete Tents, one United States Ensign.

(Signed) W. Du NNs Captain. Royal Artillery Company.
Lieutenant-Colonel Pilkingto:l, &c. &c. &c.
London, England, 1814-08-15

DEAL, AUGUST 14.

Arrived. his Majesty's ships HANNIRAL and Au.t•
RANT/I, with several sail of the Leeward Lland
under convoy, and proceeded fc,r the River. Came
down from the River five sail of me►chautmen, and
sailed for Portsmouth.
HARWICH, AUGUST 14.
Sailed the Prince of Orange packet, with a Mail
for Holland; and the Thetis paeLt, with A MAU
(or C'ixhaven.—Wind W.
London, England, 1814-02-24

VOLTA, FEB. 9,

General Vignolle has published an order of the
eav, informing the army, that the Viceroy has fixed
1:s head-quarters there, and thanking the troops for
their good conduct.

VOLTA, rETI. In, in the Beetling.

The enemy, who had ret.iined his bridge of Borg-
hetto, where he was protected by the heights of Val-
leggio, marched in the night of the 9th, 8 or 10,000
lot, and :2000 horse, in the hopes of establishing
himself on the right hank of the Mincio. This morn.
ifig at d iy break, the light troops of Lieutenant Ge-
neral Grenier, fram Volta, and those of General Vet-
dier, from Montzambano, reconnoitred the enemy on
the heights which surround Borghetto. The Prince
Vicrroy, who had mounted his horse at the same mo-
ment, made some columns advance to support the
fire of the voltigeurs, who were warmly engaged.
Lieutenant General Grenier advanced by the heights
on the right, with the division Maresguet, while with
the division Fressinet, General Verdier marched by
the heights on the left. The enemy, though protected
by batteries or. the opposite heights, could not.sup-
pert the shock of ow troops. All the positions on
vhich they attempted to make a stand were succes-
sivrl►' carried, and they were fored to repass the Min.
cio. We took 200 prisoners, and they left an equal
number dead on the field of battle. We have had 20
men killed and 150 wounded. Thus the enemy's se-
cond attempt has been based like the first.
London, England, 1814-02-24

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MERCANTILE LAW.

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DIED.

At Woolwich, Nathaniel Hornsby, Esq. rtsiJent surgeon of
the Royal Artillery, In the Military Haspitalat that place.
The of Augast, 11+1 3, cm board the ship John Painter, on
.the voyage front Calcutta to the Cape of Good Hope, whither he
W;L3 going for the recovery of his health, David Campbell, Esq.
ur thrsHonourable East-indis Company's Civil Service, in the
33d year of his age.
_ _ _

February sth, In his 07th year, the• Rev. Thomas Edwani
Clarke, rector of Clay lihion, Devunshire:
London, England, 1814-02-24

PARIS, FEBRUARY 19.

It is affirmed that, in a sally In..m Antwerp, Gen.
Carnot has taken frurn the euemy a nuni:rous park
of artillery.

PLACENTIA, Fns 14.

Yesterday, at eight in the evening, a colamn of
2687 prisoners, infantry and cavalry, with 58 (officers,
entered our city. They bzlung to the advanced guod
of the army of Bellegarde, cut off on the 9.11, 10th,
and 11th of this month, on which days the enemy
was comuletely beaten. To-morrow another column
of three thousand prisoners will pass, going to Akx it.-
chia. The loss of the enemy in the engagements at
Volta, at Goita, and before Mantua, is estimated
13,000 men ; we know from the official ACCOUI:',S
that our loss is inconsiderable.

The head-quartets of the corps of the right of tile
Italian army, commanded by the General of -
sion Count Athouard, are in our city, where all i, ut
great activity. The division Grstien, the Ist the
army of reset/re, is assembled were. 13 tro:i nt
Delporte, Prefect of Ole Departmmt, artiveJ 11.1 c
yesterday, to take measures for cif eCtizig
and providing tOr the wants of the army: res.tve
magazines were Already formed. The town of IT-
centia, seconding the zeal of the Sub Prefect and the
ntyur: has sheun its good-will by di,: aid of eves)

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kind which it has offered to our brave defenders. It is
impossible to see finer cavalry than that which is now
Mere, coming from the army in Spain. The works
for the defence of the bridge and citadel are finished.
London, England, 1814-02-24

.• - .
DEITCH' PAPERS.

DORDRECHT, FEBRUARY IS.

The gate of Arkel is` the only one noi, possessed
by ,the Prussian besiegers at Gorcum ; and through
this gate the garrison is to march on the 20th instant.
The other gates are held by the Dutch troops.
London, England, 1814-02-24

PROCEEDINGS OF THE CORTEq.

Madrid, February
In the Siring of the Cortes this day the Deputy
for• Seville,: named Reyna, had the temerity to de-
clare, that when Ferdinand VII. was burn, with him
was born the right of commanding despotically all
Spain ; and that, consequently, when he shall retu:a
to Spain the Nest, Constitutirm will be null and void.
The people who were in the gallery c.uld not le.
strain:their indignation Ott hearing this outrage against
the majesty of the law, and at the same moment many
of the Deputies ruse from their seats and demanded
justice on the aggressor. The said Reyna was driven
froth the Acsemuiy, and a Commission was imme-
diately appointed to consid r of the form of proceed-
ing to be instituted againstm.
The observations of our Ci.Hrespondent are these :

. is It is natural to expect that a trial will be ordered,
and what ought to be the result is evident. Several
of the people who were in the gallery wished to leave
it, but the guard at the door neither pernaitted egress
or ingress mail the tumult was appeased, and no tat
can deterinine what would hay.. been tat violence of
the sturm had this precaution not been taken. Al
is now tranquil, and it appears to me that %t•Lat has
passed is a rmirtal blow to tyranny, and thais the Con.
stitution is established for ever without bloodshed."

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, FEBRUARY 19.

The Emperor caused the troops to march on the
18th in the morning on the bridges of Bray and
Montereau ; the Duke of Reggio advanced upon Pre.
vins. His Majesty being informed that the corps of
Qen.Wrede and theWurterabergers was posted at Mon-
tereati, went *re with the corps of the puke of Bellu-
no and Gen Girard, the guard on foot and on horse-
back. Gent ral Pajol, on his side marched from Mo.
Lan upon Montereau. The enemy attempted to de-
fend the position : he was overthrown, and with such
vigour, that_the town, and the bridges on the Yonne
and the Seine, were carried by assault, so that these
bridges are uninjured, and we pass over them in pur-
suit of the enemy. We have at this moment 3,000
prisoners, Bavarians and Wurtembergers, am mg
whom is one General, ale° three pieces of cannon,
London, England, 1814-02-24

BOIS•LE-DUC, FEBRUARY 6.

Sttong detachments of allied troops daily pass
through this place. Yesterday 2000 Saxons a/rived,
and 200 Cossacks are quartered in the village of Vught.
Three other battalions have to-day entered our town,
which are to march in a day or two for the neigh-
bourhood of Antwerp, and which will be immediately
folluned by other troops..
London, England, 1814-02-24

MR. IMPEY'S WORKS.

Thi: day was published, by W. Clarke and Bons, Lew Book-
sellers, Poutagil-sireet, Lincoln's Inn, in royal sett. prigs
'eh Its. board), containing near IWO pages, (dedicated,- by
permission, to Lord Elituborough),
THE NEW INSTRUCTOR CIARICALIS,
stating {be Authority, Jurisdiction, and Modern Practice
of the COURT of KING'S BENCH, eighth Edition, with
very considerable Alterations and Additions.
In royal tires price £l.7s. in boards, containing near 900 pages,
(Dedicated by permission to Sitiontes Mansfield),
. 'lle NEW INaTitUCTOR CLEIRICALIS, stating the Au-
thority, Jurisdiction. and Modern Practice of the COMMON
t•LEAs, fifth lAtion, corrected; with veer/ considerable Alte-
rations and Additions.

In royal bi/O. price, Xi. boards,-(Dedicated by permission
to Lord Iliroborough),
The PRAC I'ICE of the OFFICE ot SHERIFF and UNDER,
sHi. 'hi) the PRAL.T.ICE et the OFFICE of CORO.
NLR, wan Amendiaes of useful Precedents; third Edition,
with considetalsin Akeretlons and Improvements.

In royal Bvo. price £l. in boards, (Dedicated by permission to

lord Elleoborough),
The MODERN PLEADER, calculated for the Octa of an
Attorney; the second Edition, With great Additions.
Mr. J w rt.i'S W.us may oily be had costiplets in four I►ery
loge Royal dvo. vblunits, prito £5. in boards.
London, England, 1814-02-24

POINTS IN CONVEYANCING.

Tb;s day was published, by W. Clarke and Simi, Law Booklet.
lees, Portugal-6f rev; Lincoln's Inn; and sold C. P. Arcber,

- -
• Dame-street, Dublin, iu !Ivo. price A in hoer s,
PRAC'T'ICAL POINTS; or, Maxims in Con.
veyancing, drawn from the daily experience of a Very ex.
ivnsive Practice, by a late eminent conveyancer. To which is
Critied Obbervations on the Various and Essential Parts
of a Deed. By ). RI I'SON,
Of whom may be had, in 3 vols. roval live% price iet Bs. in
boards, Original Precedents in Conveyancing, by J. J. Powell,
Esq. With Noses. .
London, England, 1814-11-30

A NEW VOLUME OF MR. MANT'S SERMONS.
!iv a few days will be publi.befl,
Uniformly printed with the two former Volumes
Cis E R MONS for PAROCHIAL and DOMESTIC
1.7 [NE: chiefly adapted to the Service of particular Sundays in
the Year.
ItyltielfAlPD MANT, KA.
Vicar of Great Coggeshall, Finn; and Domestic Chaplain to his
Orace tLe-Archlaisbnp of Canterbury.
Dzfurd : Printed for J. Parker ; and for F. C. and J. Rlyington,
I.onrlnn.
A third Edition of Mr. Mant's Parochial and Domes, is Sermons,
Vols. 1. and It is in the Press, and wilt speedily be published.
Ot the same Booksellers may be had, a fifth Fdition of Mr.
.Mant's Bampton Lecture Sermon 4, price 12s.

VICTUALLIM; 0 FpICE, floc 1814.
THE COMMISSIONERS' for Y 7C7TMLLIIitd
HIS MAISSTri NAVY; I. Array give Naise,
That on FRIDAY, the 9th of December next, they will be
ready to receive Tenders in writing„ (sealed up) and treat for
l'evoilundred Tons of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to be answer-
able to samples (of not leas than two Pounds weight each) to be
produced with the Tenders; to be delivered at the rate of from
Seventy to Eighty 'Fong per week, into the Victualling Stores at
Di plord ; and to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety
days after date.
The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's
Wee.
No regard will be bad to any Tender is which the Price shall
not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered
to the Board before one o'clock on the said •Friday, the 9th of
December next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender,
or some Person on his behalf, attends to answer when called for.
London, England, 1814-11-30

VIENNA, NOV. M.

We hear that the apartments, &c. which were taken
by our Court for the suites of the foreign Sovereigns,
till the end of November, are, by a fresh contract,
engaged till the end of January. A numerous levy
of recruits has been ordered in the kingdom of Ba-
varia-

Nov. 14.—Persons who are well informed, believe
that no decision, in the most important affairs before
the Congress, can be expected before New Year at the
soonest.

The Austrian military force was never on so for-
midable a footing as now ; it was scarcely so nume-
rous even in 1809, yet it is expected that a general
and numerous levy of recruits will be made shortly.
London, England, 1814-11-30

GRA F.SEND, NOVENIBER 19.

Sailed the Otrekd packet Sarah, Captain Cole, with Colonel
Edward• tanl family, Colonel Lindsay of the 78tb, and a number
of othtir oiliesr, and pusengers hound ter Flanders. Amsted :he
Scipio, Smart, from Amsterdam; Fergus, feat; Laurel, Btu-
melt, and James, Reed, bons Antwerp; Praxis, Legg, from
Rotterdam; Ants, Wilson, from Passage.; swallow, Reiveur,
from Harliug ; Clyde, Kerely, from Amsterdam; Ede lard, Shoal-,
from Dantsic ; Matto CbrOtana, Kroeft, from St. Ander(); vaut,
Ovenstone, Irons Hamburgh ; Rose, Robinson, from Bourdeauz ;
Perseverance, Richmond, from St. Petersburgh; Survara, Dale,
from Amsterdam ; Industry, Farrell, from Ar.tw.np.—Sailed due
Oldfriend, Ha.laway, for Hamburg!: ; Cotnwalht, Brown, for
Antwerp ; Zuteaurn, Zo.irtveld, for Terceira ; Sage, Odle, for
Dieppe; Eole, Romans, for Valey ; Peter Frederick Ludwig,
Focken, for Bremen; Minerva, Forges, for Drain ; Goodfriends,
Lockerly; Vrindschap, Bakker; and Hoop, Visman, for Am.
sterdam ; Hoop, Haasnoot, for Rotterdam ; Vrow Zona, Bon,
for Haniburgh.

CORN EXCHANGE, NOVEMBER SO.
We had a good supply of Wheat, fresh in this morning, aad a
large quantity being lefc unsold on Monday, caused very dull ale
ler that article, and Monday's prices are, with d loeuky, sup
ported. Barley is rather cheaper than on Monday, having a to.
ierable large arrival from Suffolk. White Peas are is.
ter dram. In Bons, Oats, and oder article's)* Tanaka,

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London, England, 1814-11-30

OnVEIiNOR OF GIBRALTAR.

The CHANCELLOR of the FXCHLQ U ER presented to the
Huu:e, by order of the Brlnce Regent an extract of the Let-
ter. 4 I.W Bathurst to General Smith, and an Extract from
the Answer of General Smith, which the House lad requested
to be laid before them.
London, England, 1814-11-30

'I his day were published, in 8 Vols. Rvo. price £4.45. boards,
.r 4 E WORKS of the late Rev. THOMAS RO-
JL BINSON, M.A. complete; containing Scripture Ch;trac•
the Christian System, Prophecies of the Messiah, any of
which may be had separate, as below.
Scripture Characters; or, A Practical Improsscnient of the
Principal Histories in the Old and New Testament. By'Thomas
Robinson, M.A late Vicar of St. Mary's, I .eicester ; 4”d Fe:low
if Trinity College, Cambridge. A new Edition, in 4 vuls. 12t110.
'rice X! 4a. boards.
The Christian System Unfolded, in a course of Practical
F.ssiTs on the yrincip-d doctrines and dules of Chrlstia,•ity. By
Thomas Robinson, M.A. The 24 edition, in 3 vols. Bvu. price
i 1,. 6d. boards.

Prop' ecies of the Messiali, from the beginning of Genesis to
die end of the Pealms of David, considered and improved in
Practical Essays. By Thomas Robinson. M.A. In one vol. Bvo.
rice I is. boards.
London, England, 1814-11-30

NEW WEER'S PREPARATION.
. This day was published, 12rno. price is. Gel. bound, and fine
Paper, 2s.
THE NEW WEEK's PREPARATION for a
worthy Receiving of the LORD'. SUPPER, as appointed
and recemmended by the Church of England. Coesirinz of Me-
ditation. and Prayers for the Morning aid Evening. of every Day
in the Week ; with Forms of Examination and Confession of
Sins; and a Companion at the Afar, directing the Communicant
in his Behaviour and Devotion. at the Lord's Table; also instruc-
tions how to live well, after receiving the Holy Sava:tient.
N. B. Every genuine Copy has the signature of W. Bent on the
back of the Frontispiece, or of the Thlepage, and is
' Printed for W. Bent, at the King's Arms, Paternoster-row; F.
C. and I. Rivington, Scatcherd and Letterman, C. Law, Long-
man. and Co. H..l'. Hodgson. 1. Richardson, J. M. Richardson,
Sherwood and Cn. Gale'and Co. and Walker and Cu.
London, England, 1814-11-30

Ni 1,411. IMI isLLIGENCE.

LOSSES AND DAMAGE AT SEA:
The Ellen. Dosm.nsoN, aim Surinam to Halifax,
sunk off St. Vincent's ; crew saved.

The Cor.staltia, VANOLRLAAG, put back to Peters-
burgh 17th o.;tober, haring struck on a sunken rock
near Thorko S;;und, on the 10th, lost t NO anc•.o s and
cables, and. thn,wn b dl of her caw overboard.
The Hit or Miss, rUSHELL, caught ate AL riatwerp
24th instant.

The St. ]Petersburg, bound to London, is put back
to Archangel, leaky, and winters there.
The Catharine, Forms, has discharged her cargo
at Archangel, haviug been run foul vi, and winters
there.

The RIMOUSTABLZ is ord-red to be prepare] for
launching at Woolwich, and the HAwge to be built
on the slip she now occupies.

FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER 27.

Nothing arrived. Sailed the Lliaab:•th packet for
Lisbon, and the Princess Charlotte packet for the
West Indies, both with Mails.

PORTSMOUCH, NOVEMBER
_2i.

Nothing arrived or sailed to-day. His Majesty's
ship PICKLE, that sailed yesterday, is now in Saint
Helen's Roads with her convoy, bound to Guernsey.
Came into harbour the Lauftec.—Wind W.N.W.

DEAL, NOVEMBER ER.
Came down from the River the FAVOURITE sloop
of war, and remains
.wind-bound ; ani the Bultner
transport, bound to Portsmouth. Put back by coo•
trary winds, the Orpheus fcr the Cape, and Welding
for Sierra Leone, and several others, particiii.trs nut.
known.—Wind W.

HARWICH, NOVEMBER 29.
Arrived the Henry Fretting and Auckland packets,
with mails and passengers, from Guttenburgh.

SOUTHAMPTON. NOVEMBErt 29.

The sloop Veynal, MOaGAN master, from Londol
to Havre, with sugar, &c. was totally lost at Havre
Pier on Saturday afternoon last : the Master drowr.
e 3, two Frenchmen who were assisting were washed
off the pier and lost their lives, and several &Wish.
men were ve,y much injured in their ent.eavoars to
save their mint' ymea.
London, England, 1814-11-30

NEC YEARS GIFT.
Tlis day was published, 19.m0, price Ss 6d. bound,
A New Edition of

THE NEW YEARS GIFT: in Six Parrs. Con-
taining Meditations and Prayers for every Day In fie
Week; and Devotions for the Sacrament, I.enr, and other Oc.
c2sions.

_
Printed for F. C. and I. Rivington, Scrcherd and Letterman.
W. Bent, G. Wilkie, C. Law, Longman Hurst,R.ees, Orme, and
Brown, B. and R. Crosby and Co. R.l3:ldwln, G. and S. Robin-
son, and J. Walker and Co. -
London, England, 1814-11-30

IMPERIAL TWINE CLOTH.

LY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
THIS Article, so desirable for its great conducive.
ness to health, as wed as its pre-eminent beauty in ap-
pearance, its durability and unequalled economy, is manufactured
on a mathematical principle (ayant tome l'agreable de la toile du
liii),Ssid is most pleasant to wear, totally preventing the ill effects
of sudden tramitions from beat to cold, by imparting effectually,
yet imperceptibly, as ryuuble lempereure. It has no flax nor any
thing whatever mixed with it, and it is fully ascertained to sur-
pass in duralubty every other kind of cloth, and thus rendered
most desirable to every individual, in every climate and in every
season. Lads Piece contains from 25 yards upwards, at 2.5.;
2s. ti.; ; ; Is. 6d. ; and ss. lid. per yard, and made
both in 7-atlis and 4-4th. he l'irces fur :Meeting affording pe
culiar comfort in this, and In foreign Climates, arc maim in
5-4th slid 6-4th wide, and contain from 24 to 32 yards each,
trom 2s. 64. to ss. 61. per yard, and each Piece is warrante d.

It h Sold, Wholesale an by the Piece, by MII.LARI), die
Patentee, at the EAST INDIA WAREHOUSES, No. 16,
CHEAPSIDF., and at no other House; and where the White
Chints for Ladies' Dresses, may be obtained from three to four
Guineas, each Piece contatniug from three to four Dresses each.
Many of the First Families have long esperienced its advantnes.
London, England, 1814-11-30

Q LATER'S PATENT STEAM K ITCH EN
kJ and RANGE, complete, with late Improvements, is war-
ranted to be superior to any other Apparatus in the Kingd•ini for
all kinds of Cooking (either in• large or small Families) in the
most clean and delicate manner; its yttrium, operations o: Steam.
ing, liuiliog, Ituaidsig, Baking, timing. and Broiling, atiil sup.
plying constantly from one to l 4 gallons of boiling water, and with
or without a Hot Closet, are a.l performed by die 11,C of one
small Fire. Its superiority over every other method of Cooking
consists principally In the. following particulars :
1. It stands in a smaller compass, and is attended by less trouble
than is occasioned by any other mode of Cooking, and It is al-
ways well undersmod by once or twice using, nor is k so liable
to he out of repair.
2. Half the fire that any other on the most economical plan
consumes is sufficient, and it is wholly fare hum great heat, asul
all shlphureous or other disegierable smells.
3. 'the cooking by steam (vii ) hot distilled water. Meats so
cooked do not imbibe impure sulostalices, such, as collect in tea-
! kettles, ace.
4. Victuah dressed on this plan may be cooked t, second time
and be as good as at the first, or when ready for disking, can be
made to wait an hoer without being spoiled.
S. Roasting by hot air on this plan is more cleanly,and there/s
a saving M mse poundof meat in ten both in boiling and routing.
6. '1 he whole is (*from tits poisonous effects ot copper, or
coppers badly tinned. •
7. The Apparatus has been proved by particular calculation of
many families who have it in use, to clear its foie cost in trom six
to la months, yielding or saving of more than 10 pei cent. both
in the weight ot Victuals dressed, and in the gtiantit y of fuel Mod.

Orders received by Tamales Warpt.ewoa t is, Aleut to the
Patentor, at the Thew Rooms, No. 64, Great ikeseell-street,
Bloomsbury-square, where may be Seen the Patent Kitchen and
Range complete.
N.B. Wtr4lesaltr Warehouse, thirt4treet, liteestObtry.
London, England, 1814-11-30

THF. SAXON AND THE GAEL.

This day were published, in four volumes, duodecimo, price one
guinea, in boards, •
THE SAXON and the GAEL; or, the Northern
Metropolis. including a Vlew of the Lowland and High.
land Character.
London Printe4 for Thos. Tegg, No 111, Chearide; Wm.
/Mason Np. Si. Ntw. Bond-streer ; and J. Dick, Edinburgh ;
also of atl other Booksellers in the Kingdom.
London, England, 1814-11-30

APPENDIX TO AIKIN'S CHEMICAL. DIC TIONIRY.
This day was published, in Ito. price 184 in boards,
A N ACCOUN'r of the MOST IMPORTANT
XL RECENT DISCOVERIES and IMPROUEMENTS in
CHEMISTRY and MINERALOGY, to the present time;
being an Appendix to their Dictionary of Chemistry and Mine-
ralogy.-13y A. and C. R. AIKIN.
London : Printed for John and Arthur Arch, Cornhill ; and
Phillips, Georgr-yard, lombard-strek.
Allan's Dictionary of Chemtis•ry and Mineralogy, In 2 vols.
4to.—,Aith the Appendix, price ".4. Ms in boards.
London, England, 1814-11-30

CONTRACT roa ASH OARS AND ASTI OAR RAFTERS.
AliIP r-OFFICE, Nlaymkr 29, 1314.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICER. and COMMIS.
SIONSES of Hit MAJESTY". NA yr, lo !wetly give Nethe

That on THURSDAY, the ath of December next, at One
o'Clock, they wM be ready to treat with such Persons as may be
willing to Contract for supplying

ASH OARS,
ASH OAR RAFTERS,
To be delivered at his Majesty's Yard at Deptford within one
swath front the day of treaty.
A lora of the Tender way Le Ma at Mir Ober.
No reader will be received after oar o'clock, on the day of treaty,
ow any noticed, sinless the party, or an agent for him, anomie.
Every reader mud k accorreparried by a Letter, a.LcretnJ t • the Navy
board, had rireed Ly two respowilk Perim, engaging to become towed
with Me Perms tenderly, in the %NW, of ,Cl 5 per 100, for the dee per-
formance of the Contract.

1 from 14 to 20 feet,
London, England, 1814-11-30

Just pub:ished, in 1 vol. Rya;
With large Plans, &c. 10s. 6d boards,
ACIRCUMSTA NTI A L NARRATIVE of the
CAMPAIGN in RIJASiA, embellished wits Plans of
the Battles of Mo,cow an,lAialo-Jarnslavitz.
Ily FU( NE LABAUME,
Captain of the Royal Gengraphleid Engrnerrs, Fr-Ofileer of the
Ordnance of Prince Eugene, Chevalier of the Legion of lin-
nntir, and of the Iron Craws, Author of an Abridged History
of the Republic of Veincio.
This Work has created an extraordinary sensation in France.
t Is not merely a dry Narrative cf Battles, but abounds with the
most beautiful descriptions of affecting and interesting scenes, of
sob:ch the Author was an eye.witneits: therefore we presume it
cannot fail to interest all classes of readers.
Printed for Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand ; and sold by the Book-
sellers in general.
London, England, 1814-04-26

Ica

COPEWMAO/
By private letters and
lowing highly interesting
After Lientenatit•Colo
the 18th of Jannary from
Christian Frederick the n
with Sweden, the Prince
of the Chamberlain, Mr.
tiania, assembled there th
civil; military, and eccii
professors, merchantt, a
to regulate tie finances o
on the 28th of January.
the Treaty of Peace, at
opinion that the people c
defend their primeval ii:
mands of Sweden t The
the affiratatire, and earn
remain at the head of ti
same time resolved on
gent of Norway* The 1
to the frontiers, then to 1
mountains to Troodnjen
Niwth. The people thro
with their wives and chi
Dooreteld, and the deep
“ We will conquer or d
and Thou shalt not lent
tom, the people always
Su the journey continue
when the Prince arrive,
able for the circumsiane
under Sinclair fell the
mountaineers, so that
feat was not left alive),
marble pillar set up in
and read the inscription
Lad. 44 Woe to every No
boil in his veins when
went!„ and called to t'
your forefathers, sAcrifii
the tiered cause of you
iwered by a thousand!
ding drnhitude.
Thus he entered Dm
and'alighted
Krogh, a men (4 8U y
considerable inhabitant
entertainment; and th
could not be present at
ht, how
in at the end of the eni
ial acclamations drank
as Reg Fut; From thi
dpi to become the cap
four day t, to
after emoted Co:int* F
With the news of the

-- -
with dte Danish and
trince invited them u
the mc*t conbiderale
dechoed tpeakitig of
dinner Avis not the prc

The next day all th
non fired. The town
in the streeta,t ad Pi
pprrrocipal CSora. t
*larked nothing till ti
they waived jost at tb
iirP kneeling down bi
the ()AO) as Regent.
them, if they had bee
answering !n the star
answers: the Swe
parted ; and on the
clam.rtions nt the P
Officers, the Arthy
Lir Letter, Ind the A
to All Lurope. The
funeral dirge playln
wegr.in colr.art (A
with a white erns.)
Lions of j.y. ACa
E= was appnir
AnEt.r. Pri
others. Soon after
triers, where 32.000
ire slid to have aim
not authenticated.
to take the oath;
crews of an the shit
been teteited from
ligaments of tern I
petted ; 'stony thii
rived. and two eons
ports on theft ant
A contideralgie cc
munition, e^sigited
ed. whether by arcii
It it said, that
English Princess; o
the daughter of tlu
abaft sixteen yeirs
An Assembly of
yoked for the 10th
held in the open air
stotativeCouttituti

We cannot help
prise of. Mr. 14*,
Lottery for these s
Adventurers with
chances which the
tei ins, we unsierst;
chasers of Shares
;:f Twelfth Cake :
:.zers one of the b
inaparte we ha,
1:e has divided nu
keeper iu London

In consequence
by the Public to 1
Shares in the pre
rtheir most g
ends that they
en the present occ
pital Prize:as thi
to divide among
them with their c
the attention of e
be bad at Hong;
London, England, 1814-04-26

bd Amendmesm

, 0t.:44.10,117.
Amendanot, that
be esempt from the'
; agreed to witb•!P
tty Treason should
eta, some dilemmas
IRV' No 4 Mk VV.
b the Committee 46
carried.
ported.
II? SILL,

41 into acoinnitten

loved that that part
d that the bads at
mi a hurdle— •
vords in a low tones
e words" afterwards

hat the effect of the
etacle to the people

rried.

ie other clause of the
► expressing his sus. .
Friend making no
ds of the last clause.
it it.
noticing the expres.
ntleman to the crimi.
Itrocious satore of the
erers that there might
poses of the crirnie2l,

repelled with indig,
ght Hon. Gvntleman.
of the Hook was re-
ly sense of the atrocity
live the Right Hon.
the alterations in the
(Sir S. Kon!,ly) pro-
prevention of tames.
any intention of' ims
rued Gentletban .Who
ding as he had di.
compliments tb the
roe.. and Learned Gen-
',laded, in those words

not bait again ex-
:etrnent. the jlisgust.
or was of a piece with
rder the dead body of
id murders, to be car-
said, of aprasiug the
in that casesh-cked
:yond the death:ot the

rt Mr. Yalta; Mr. BA.•
aftet which the Report
tA4 be received,
read a second *pep iittd

Dill was read a seems!

ROM ILLY,
ig notified his intention
agreed that the dendte
on for its Committee un

resented a return of the ,111
ia. and Regular Furter.
Adjourned.
London, England, 1814-04-26

PRESENTED GRATIS, by W. MARTIN,
No. 8, CORP/HILL, to every Purchaser of a Ticket or Share'
in the LOTTERY to be drawn NEXT TUESDAY, a CAPI-
TAL AQUATINT, executed by Mr. Cilll/CICSBANES, in the
best manner' and highly coloured, size 19 inches by 14, called
The MODERN PR(JME (*NEI'S, or the DQWNtALL of TY-
RANNY. Represtnting Eonaparto, the modern Prometheus,
overtaken by Justice, chained to a Rock, in allusion to the Island
of Elba; the Usurper is struck down by its avenging lightning,
while the black clouds of civil war and dissection collected over
his head are seen dispersing at its electric the countenance
of the God-abandoned Felon is strongly marked by despair and
horror, and the vulture feeding upon his beast represents the tor-
menu of his conscience, and the misery of his hated life ; at his
feet. his vain-glorious eagles and his forged crowns lie broken
and disgraced.
London, England, 1814-04-26

i

A Dutch Mail arrived this morning. We are
son, to learn, that one or two French Commandants
of lifitch fortresses still hold out. Perhaps they do
not regard the communications made to them as
itufgciently authentic.—The Dutch Papers still teem
with documents from No: e.tyi evincing the determi-
nation of the inhabitants it assert their independence..

the PRINCE REGENT retained to Carlton House it
a quarter past one o'clock yestefilay morning.
On the• 2lst the Duke of Beam entered Paris in
state, and was received with the same acclamations
which tacked the entrance of MONIEUR.
" DOVER, APRIL 25..
" The Iningry, CaPta4l POPICISS, atr:ved this
morning from Calais, having kft that port NA Info!!
tale fleet arrived ; he saw the yachts go into the hat.
'hour 'about half-past three _o'clock in the afternoon, •
when the saluting from the shore and the fleet began,
and condoned for a coasidei able time—great preps-•
rations-were made in Calais to receive his MAJE:TY► .
" 'Tie troops were drawn tip in two lines from th.tt
part of die Pier where the yacht was to Lay to the •
Market-place.—The town was to be illuminated last
.night.—The wind has blown strong from the North-
ward all day t which has prevented any other arrival
from Calais. '
Lord Skov and Lord MORTON lit town on 3d-
turd.ty evening for Paris. The trunks of the letter
cvc•re fa_•-tetted behind ihe carriage, and •about Shoo:-
er's-hill they missed their trunks. It is Supposed some •
villains had .cut them away : they.cvntainA a great
gtiantity of clothes, plate, guineas, &c. They were
consequently-origed to return and sleep in London.
They left town again yesterday biorning.
We have received intelligence by the Lord Hobart
packet, ardied the 24th inst. from Rio de Janeire,
that his Royal Highness the PRINCR ARGENT Of PQR.
TUGAL has been pleased to appoint his Excellency the
Chevalier At:Tot/to DE A RANJO De Azarsoo to be
his Minister of Mollie, in testimony of his high esteeth
for great talents and the tinibaken fi,lelity of this shags
.
ritotious Nobleman. .t • •
flag flying. gotheoPsodlliyre,cLat
fdieDthaecesseititeeil,edwitfhrottioie whitr
lo:daeldurwdiatt.
BstEAD.--No alteration in the price this week.

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London, England, 1814-04-26

rication wool
the groans or
over the de.id.
power of the
ed in modern
miry) thought
tenoned when
hich he would
of the womaa
7. : An Inguisi-
gn to takt an
ter it luitl been
a full prite for
Akr similar cir-
tely discovered
, desired to tra-
. the Vice-Chan-
en sent down to
la put off, he be-
lest singular in
led of the 1:111r-
It was on beJialf
t these proceed-
the Crown, and
rchaser, because

said, Mr. North
'ware of the title
m- son. ,He had
ld not prosecute
d the Crown had
r from the conse-
This at least he

lett the Learned
°rased. If such
e, they, had been
:h the subject was
,tice.

statement of the
person, the abuse
mined against the
n supported only
been proved to be
NI the lavt of for-
changed his ern.

the inference that
d authority of the
pm"' of Forfeitutt"
ttic law of escheat
t Conqueror. One
elm mentioned. It
mvicted of treason
me a pardon. 4e-
ption of blood. his
sty. Again, laPPG'''
ith a pardon in his
Iren, the one born
; the oldest child
mid not inhatit cbs