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London, England, 1815-01-26

LEIPSIC, JANUARY 11.

A'report is current, which • however does not seem
probable, that the Saxon troops will return CO Saxony,
and be assembled behind Dresden.
VIENNA, JANUARY H.

Au English State Messenger arrived here last night
with dispatches of the highest importance for' Lot d
Castlereagh. It is believed they contain fresh instruc-
tions for that Minister. The most proloutad uncer-
tainty continues respecting the discussions between the
apincipal Powers. Poland and Snotty are still the
parent points of difficulty. France sums to insist
that Prussia shall be removed from her frontiers.

In the midst of these important negotiations, mere
gravity and reserve are observed to prevail, even in
the midst of fetes and pleasures: the negotiators seem
afraid that their secrets may be guessed at, and in-
dulge much less in the pleasures of society. On the
other band, tbe• arrival and departure of couriers is
incessant. The Chancery is extremely busy, and in
the War Office they work till late in the night.
The course of exchange does not rise, but is rather
progressively declining.
All Obese are indeed but appearances, which may
perhaps deceive us; but they excite alarm, and are
sufficient to inspire fear.
The public attention is in some measure directed

from the negocia►.ions by the conspiracy in Italy.
Most of the conspirators are military men; they had
a correspondence in Tuscany, in the Kingdom of
Naples, and in the Isle of Elba. A N•upolitan Ge-
neral who was applied to, to join in the conspiracy,
discovered it to King Joachim, who hastened to in-
form General Bellegrade. On a certain day there
was to have been a new Sicilian vespers.
The conspirators will be publicly tried at Milan,
by a tribunal instituted for that purpose. It is the
general wish that the conspirators, when convicted,
may be severely punished. It is time that Europe,
disturbed by factions for these 25 years, should re-
cover its happiness and its repose.

ANOTHER LETTER-SAME DATE.

The negotiations have taken a more favourable
turn within a few days, and it is now nearly certain
that the difficulties relative to Poland and Saxony are
either removed, or on the point of being. We fear
only that the Sovereigns-having been so long detained
will depart before all is finished, which would protract
the provisional state in which Germany is.
London, England, 1815-03-14

MONEY.

A SOLICITOR being authorised by his Clients to
L lay out and invest Sums of Money, offers the advance
Iti.of in great or °mall Sums on Church LiVinf% Marriage
!mane, Life Interests to Estates, as also to Mooey vestal
•hc name or Trustees, or in the Fund., and likewise on Free-
and Leasehold Estates, on reasonable and liberal terms.
Apply personally to Mr, W. at bis °lce, No. 11. Chapel-
Ix, Henrietta-street, Cavtedish.square, from twelve till tour,
letter, post-paid.
London, England, 1815-03-14

NAVAL lIVTALLIGINCR.

• aim nog itaa. 60
Dublin . • 1 0 Ciotteaburgb - 0 1
Waterford - 1 0 Liallon 0 0
Guernsey & J.rsey 0 1 Cadli a 0
Holland - 1 1 France • 0 1
Heligoland - 0 0 Hantborgh . 1 1
TORBAY, MARCH it.
Seven A. M.—This moment his Majesty's Sitk
FAVOURITS has arrived from America with the Rad
fication of Peace with this country. The dispatcbs.
are landed and forwarded to London.

DEAL, MARCH is.
Arrived the Thomas Hay, &rotas, from Tarn,
gona. It has blown hard the whole day from tb
Westward ; several ships have drove, but I am !NM
to say I do not hear of any accident in the Dors.
Five o'Clock.—lt continues to blow very hard'
The Philippine and Aron, and Aparancea, halm
mind run ; the East Indiamen and other ships rid.
apparently all well.

Yesterday about five o'clock two Gentlemen ar
rind at the Foreign Office, in a chaise•snd-four
from France. They had the appearance of foreigners
but spoke like Englishmen in their directions to die
p¢st•boys. The dispatches brought by them wen
conveyed by Mr. HAMILTON, the under Secretary 0'
State, accompanied by Mr. PLANTA, to Lord CAaTLI•
RIAOH, at his house in St. James's-square, where bas
Lordship had been confined during the day with 3
bad cold and sore throat.

Eml GUlt's promised motion for the purpose
receiving further evidence on the subject of the Corr
Laws, was negatived last night by a majority Of 106
In our publication of the names of the list of the
Minority against the Corn Bill on Friday eking
last, we omitted the name of CUAaLrs BARCLAy, Esc.
Member for Southwark.
BRIAA—This day the LOAD MAYOR ordered the
price of Bread to be raised one penny in the Peck
Lmt f.

Bosom tx Soon.anD.--Friday a Weft contest
took place between Mokams the black, and Cseitirs
another pugilist, at Little Mintage, on the borders
of the two counties of Edinburgh and Lanark. An
immense mob of Northern amateurs accompanied the
combatant; to the ground ; and after a few rosndr,
Mann: was once more completely beaten, and
carried og the asld with two ribs and a jew-hwe
broken.

Tide inorstag, a fine boy. ten.years old. of Mr. Mraat. Bowl,
killii!-aney, Chancery-has. was run over by a brewer's
I...__Lor.aird Wad as the

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London, England, 1815-03-14

OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, Merck 1, 1815.
THE tRINCLPAL OFFICERS of HIS
JEST?". ORDNANCE, de hereby give Mace,
That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall,
on or before WEDNESDAY, the 15th instant, from such Per-
sons as tray be willing to undertake the Supply of Twenty
Thousand Double Quebec PIPE STAVES, for Service of this
Department rt the Royal Powder Works at Waltham Abbey.
Samples ot the Staves may be viewed, upon appliemion to the
respective Officer: of the Ordnance at Waltham Abbey ; and
farther t'd;:tcokri, together with the Terms and Conditions
(tithe Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office lo Pall
Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four
o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed Up and
endorsed" Proposals for Quebec Pipe Staves;" but no Propo-
sal can be admitted after the said 15th instant, at 12 o'Clock at
Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed, ails
the Party making it, or an Agent in hisbehalf shall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1815-03-14

MANGEL WIJR ZEL,

%TOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, and Farmers are re-
spectfUlly informed, that a Fourth Edition Is just pub•
•'.61 of a TREATISE on the CULTURE of MANGEL
upon STRONG LAND...-By PINDER SIMPSON.
h,witig front Facto and Eaperintents the advantages which
•atlJ atterd r more general Cultivation of that Root.
Sold by Taylor and Hes4ey, Fleet-street.—Prite 31.
London, England, 1815-03-14

DOPER. MARCH 12.

No arrivals from Calais or Boelegne this day; ba
one of the passage vessels from Dieppe has bet.
blown into this port by the violence of the gale ; sh:
left that port on Saturday night. The wind not
blows so hard from the N. W. that no vessel can gi
out of any of the opposite ports. Two pauage.vei
sels sailed for Calais this morning with a great man
passengers.—Sicvzsysit, and another Meuenger
have come down from Town with dispatches, an,
will sail to-morrow for Calais if thew•eather modetite
London, England, 1815-03-14

VERDICT OF WILFUL MURDER!

This day was published, price 2a. 'id.
A CIRCUMSTANTIAL REPORT of the EVI-
DENCE and PROCEEDINGS taken at the several ad-
rncd Meetings of the INQUEST on the body of EDWARD
17. F. who was shot opposite the house of the Hon. F. Romps-
)., M.P. la Burlington-street. Specially reported and revised
ra the Minutes of the Inquest; with the Surgeon's Report, &e.
By WILLIAM HONE, one of the Evidence.
Printed for William Hone. Bookseller, 55, Fleet•street.
London, England, 1815-03-14

ARUNDEL-S FREE I', STRAND,

Substantial DWELLING HOUSE, STABLE, CHAISE-
HOUSE, Sm.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Chow Alley, Cornhill, on
Tts train AT, the 2Sd of ,Nlarcb, INt s, RC • Fwelve o'Clock,
AN Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE, ander
bis Grace the Duke of Norfolk, held for a 'Ferns of
nearly Forty liclr4, at a low Ground Rent. Comprising a Sub-
.;-:intial built DWELLING HOUSE, situate No. e 6. on the
East ~ide of 4\t-undel-street, Strand, in the orcupat on of and on
Lease to Mr. Pickering. till Lady-Jay, 1819; containing on the
Upper S:orey, 'Three Sleeping Rooms; Second Storey, Two
730.1.....:1a,•!•Jurs and a Dressing-room; First Floor, a Drawing-
room it: front, Iltd-chamber and Dressing-room; Ground Floor,
a spacious Entrance-ball, Two Parlours, a Store-room, &c.;
Basement, Two Kitchens, Pantries, Cellars, and Vaulti; open
paved Vardar the back. Stable for two Horses, Chaise House,
and Lolt over.

To be viewed b 7 leave of the Tenant. Particulars on the Pre-
ntlivs ; at tie Office of Mewl. Hoper and Broochton,:solicitors,
Great Marlburough.street ; at Cearraway's ; ..rid of Mr. Robins,
Warwick-attt et, Culdt•n•square.

MONTAGUE PLACE, RUSSELL-SQUARE.

Eligible FAMILY RESIDENCE, handsomely fitted up, with
Garden at the hack, overlooking the Alusrum Gardens;
COACH-ROUSE, and S TABLES, &c. with early possession.
TO BE LET BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Carrxway's 011're-house, 'Change Alley, Cornhill, on
Tu us o v, March 23, 181 5, at Twelve o'Clock,
A LEASE, for Twenty-one Years, ( Land Tax
El Redeemed), of a spacious F.VMILY RESIDENCE, hand-
sootily fitted up, and adapted for the accommodation of a Gen.
tieman's Family, stestrably situate, No. 7, Montague Place, Rus-
sell-squarc, overlooking the Museum Gardens, of which early
possession may be had.
ContAittinron the Upper Floor Four good Dres.ing-rorens;
Second Floor, •I !tree excellent Bed Chambers, ne.gly papered;
First Floor, Two handsome Drawing-rooms, else .ntly fitted and
finished, with Marble Chimney Pieces, neat Cornice, &c ; un
the Ground Flour, handsome En. rance-hall. Stone Staircase with
iron baluster and mahog.tny hand-rail; excellent Eating-Parlour,
walls stuccoed; Library and Gentleman's Dressing-room, and
open Garden at the back; on the Basement, convenient Off,
Cellars, &c. ; Area with Vaults, &c. In the Mews, a Coach-
house and Three-stall Stable.

Ts be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be bad on the Pre-
mise', at Garraway's, and of Mr. Rubins, Warwick-street, Gol-
den-square, of whom 1 ickets for viewing may be had.
London, England, 1815-03-14

RATIFICATION

OP THE TREATY OF PEACE

• BETWEEN
GREAT BRITAIN & AMERICA.

We have to congratulate our Readers and the
country on this happy event. Yesterday evening
Government received the Ratification, and no time
was lost in making the fact known to the public by
the subjoined

LFTTER FROM LORD CASTLEREAGH TO THE
London, England, 1815-03-14

LORD MAYOR.

" ST. JAUES'S.EQUAIIt, MARC!: I;
Five minutes before 10. v. M.

"MY LORD-I have the satisfaction to acquaint
your Lordship that the Honourable Captain MAIN,
of his Majesty's sloop FAVORITE, arrived in town at
halfpast nine this evening from New York, being ti.c
bearer of the Ratification by the American PPE;;
DENT, of the Treaty of Peace concluded at Ghent
between his MAJESTY and the United States o
America on the 24th December last.
The respective Ratifications were exchanged
Washington on the 17th of February, at Um
o'Clock, P. M.
44 Mr. BAKER, who had been charged with th.
PRINCE REGENT'S Act of Ratification. immediatel,
took measures, in pursuance of his instruction:, It
make the event known with the least possible delay
to the Commanding Officers of his Majesty's Sea as.
Land Forces on the Coasts and Frontiers of th,
United States, in order that Hostilities might irony

diately cease.
44 I have the Eonour to be, my Lord,
46 Your Lordship's most obedient humbl
Servant, 44 CASTLEREAGH."
" To the Right Honourable Lott► MaToit."

The ratification of the American Peace has not by
that effect upon the Funds this morning which wa
expected : on the contrary, they are rather on the de
cline—but this is owing to what the CHANCELLOR C
the EXCHEQUER let drop from him in the House
Commons on the debate of the Ways and Means
and to the Foreign Brokers still continuing to sell,
which leads people to imagine that they are in pot
session of some unfavourable news from France. A
one o'clock Consols for account were 611, and On.
nium at 6t discount, which is a fall of it per Cent
since yesterday at one o'clock.
London, England, 1815-01-19

This day sea.. published,
In Orr hope, Foolscap Octavo, price Ss boards,
LcrYiiAilt E. A Romance, in Six Cantos, With
Noles..—By ROBERT GILMOUR.
Printed for George Cowie and Co. la the Poultry.
Of voltons may be had, by the game Author,
TA WES in Verse, one volume See. Second Edition, price
los. Ed. boards.
London, England, 1815-01-19

HAMBURGH MAILS.

• HANOVER, JANUARY 3. '
r From the account laid before the Assembly of the
fifties it appears that the whole of the debts of the
old Hanoverian Provinces do not much exceed ten
millions of dollars. The annual interest is 423,000
dollars. Before the year 1795; the debts amounted
to about two millions. In 1803, the expense of the
line of demarcation' and the maintenance nt the Prus-
Nan army inlBol had increased them to sea. Pnmillions.
It is *posed to farm out of all the Deputies four
Committees, each of which will have its peculiar de-
?unbent.
London, England, 1815-09-25

FLANDERS ,MATL.

By the Mail receitted this day it appears that the
Prubfiiatra carry on their militaiy operations with as
much zeal as dutibg any period of the war. Two
of the froniiei tom-rises have been taken by storm,
an.; (Aber: are bs►ieged with unabated vigour.
London, England, 1815-09-25

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hitlii ankt th• necessity of 411
' debts, which he intends to discharge the traftfustit I.e
ha's the means. His family consists of live chilstren,
two sons and three daughters, al.: of whom are get,
brined walkers. Hi. daughter, although ~nly 18
fears of age, he says he would ni.ttch to go G miles
with any man. She is at prei.ent at IsTvwc s le
We have pteceded thr. above particulars with a
very striking liktriess of GE 'ROE WiLsost, engraved
on wood. The drawing was taken on the spot on
Saturday, by a very clever young artist, and an En.-
graving from it on copper, 9n au enlitged scale, was
this d.ty published by R. Maus r, B iok and Print.-
sellers, (27, Rus.ell•court, Driity-larie. It is, in short,
the only genuine likeness of the Pt..clestrian,extant,
and esliihits several interesting groupes of amateurs,
besides the surrounding scene] y.
London, England, 1815-01-10

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OFFICE OF OaDirAllele, Janlars 4, 1415..
TRA OFFICERS of ills MA-
JAS7I7, •ORDNAINCR, 4143 shfe Mike,
That Proposals will be received 'at their Office in Pall-Mall, ces
ea before MONDAY, the 18th day of January Wotan', fount such
Persons as may be wain to undertake the Supply of HO-
SIERY ARTICLES lei Oorviee of ithirDepartment far a period
of thiee years, determinable after the expiration of the (list
year, upon notice of s months, at the option of either party.
Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, epos applicatiou,..at
the PrincipalStorekeetter's Office in the Tower ; and to the retpec-
tive Officers of the Ordnance in the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich.
Farther 'Particulate, together with theTernu and Condidons
athe Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office In Pall
Mall aforesaid, any day • hetween the hours of Tea and Four
o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered scaled up and
endorsed « Pmals for Hosiery Arddes ;" but no Proposal
tan Be ltd 'after the telth lestattt. at Twelve 4;Cloelt et
Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be oinked, unless
the Party Mail* h, of so Agent in hisbebalf stall attend..
By Order of the Board, •R. If. CR.RW, Asretary.
Arleelre V /I,llk T

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FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE 3, •
DUKFATREET, ST. JAMES'S-SQVARE, AND VINE-
S MEET,. CHANDOS-S' I' REE T, CO VEN I*-GARDE N.
'By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, OornhW, on Tn Ca s-
DAY. tilt 26th January, IBIS, at 'Twelve o'Clock, in two Lots,
by order of the Executors of Ju II N Gazoolv, Esq. deceased,
ASUBSTA!4T[AL FREEHOLD DWELL-
ING-HOUSE, situate No. ii, on the Eliot side of Duke-
suret, St. James's-square; in the occupation of Mr. SOA N
containing, on the upper storey, three lied rooms; second floor,
a neat Room in (runt, Bed-chamber, and 'lrresslng-room ; first
Roor,a Drawing -room, Bed-chamber, and Dressing-room ;" ground'
floor, two Parlours and Study; with Offices in the basement, and
Vaults for Coil, Beer, &c.
A FREEHOLD I) WELLING-HOUSE adjoining, and com-
municating wish the Black Horse hi Vine street, Chandosotreet,
Covent-Garden, in the occupation of, and so leaseto Mr. Manly.
The House is tines stories high, one roan on a floor, and cellars
in the basewent.
To be viewed, by leave of the tenants, of whom particulars
may be had; of Mr. Clarke, Solicitor, Sadler's-hall, Cheapsldo;
at Conaway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-
square. _

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PRICE OF HOPS.
WIW RAGS. OCW POCKETS.
Kant el es to tti i /Cent 11is to N iss
Susses 411 es to 71 108 Sussex - Gs to 81 Os
Essex 71 Os II) 91 Os Farnham 1,21 Os to 111 Os
London, England, 1815-03-22

within our walls, in order to join their brethren in
arms. In our next number we shall give the ad-
dress which Count Fargues, the Mayor of Lyons, has
this moment caused to be posted up, and in which
the Lyonese recognize the true expression of their
sentiments. We shall also give other interesting do-
cuments, which want of room prevents us from in.
sertiug in this first number.
London, England, 1815-03-22

CONGRESS AT VIENNA.

The Marquis of WELLESLEY was desirous to
leant from the Noble Eat) opposite (Liverpool) whe.
ther it was intended by his Majesty's Ministers to
communicate to that House, any information relative
to the proceedings of the Congress at Vienna. The
situation of affairs, as they then presented themselves
in the centre of Europe, amounted to a magnitude
of importance unequalled in the history of the world ;
and he trusted that at such a period there would be
no unwillingness, on the part of his. Majesty's Go-
vernment, to give all proper information to the House.
sll3e Earl of LIVERPOOL felt the greatest dispo-
sition to impart to the House every degree of infor-
mation which he onold give consistently with the
public safety, and the due attention to engagements
yet depending. SOMi minute piste, particularly
relative to Genoa, he might not be prepared to state;
but enough he trusted might be produced for the sa-
tisfaction of the House. _ _ _ _ _

Atter a few observations from the Marquis of
fimentottast, is was agreed that the Papers required
should be presented soon after the recess.
London, England, 1815-03-22

DIED.

Wednesday, the 15th instant, Mr. William Yellawley, Stepney
Causeway, in the 6..n1 year of his age.
Friday, aged eighty, John iley, 0.1). late Rector of Pas:enlistl,,
near Stony Stratford. Lie was Nu:risiau Professor ut Divinity
at Cambridge, tom IMO to 1795.

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whose arms I could no longer chetlt,
(1 pour amen on all sides of our country. Let

or Math be therefore Our war-cry.

Al.d you who at this moment follow other stand-
ard: than mine, I see in you only deluded children :
2t„ then your error, and come and throiv your-
„i. es into the arms of your father ; and I here en.

pg. my faith every thing shall be immediately
:,(gotten. Reckon all of you on the rewards which'
tour fidelity and services shall merit.
March 18, 1815. " Louts."
irrinted trod the Original thintiseript In the tiug's own hand-
writing.)
[Flichil THE OAEICTE bit PRANCE.]
PAWS. MARCH 19.
Calder Isteaordinary, Sunday Mewling.
"Bonaparte pursues his march : but in proportion
as he advances, his troops diminish. He arrived
onthz 17th at Auxerre with less than 6,000 men. He

id!, without doubt, quit that village this morning
to occupy Joigny this evening. Bonaparte precedes
11:3 advanced pad in a chariot, escorted only by
toety dragoons. He is usually half a league in
aJYARCe: As no obstacle is to the present moment

opposed to his rash enterprise, we must conclude that
i: is thh intention of government to let him advance
to the height of Melon."
It is in tact at Ham that all the most foetal-
able Military preparations are made. An army al
men will be collected there to•mbrrow. It
%rill be augmented by all the volunteers. by all the
bittaliona of the Natiorral Guards,' who arrive suc-

cbsiiely and daily front the different departmentv—
The army *hie)) is at Montargis, under the outer: of
General Dupont, will thus receive reinforcements:
We are assured, that his Majesty has declared his
wish of repairing to the middle of the heroes who
ilevnte themselves for the safety of the country, and
:1 sharing their dangers.
The English, who are in Belgium, and who had
orders to embark, received counter-orders on the news
of Bonaparte's enterprise.
Thc Prussians have approached Thionville, which
they will respect, if Bonaparte is destroyed but they
v.:11 infallibly attack it, if he should succeed.
The Austrians on the side of Geneva have evally
mumed the same military attitude, and with the
ante intentionge

K. B. A nes► messenger, arrived from Vienna this

morning, announces, that the Emperor Alexander
ha: declared that. to souse the treaty of Paris to be

respected. he will put in march 800.000 men. On
the 12th, the Austrian armies were in march for

Daly and France. Oa the 115:h. the Pruuiani Bara.

ran, and Wortemberg armies were to be equally on
!heir match. Prince Eugene Beauharnois declared
at the Congress, that he would be the first to march
against Bonaparte, the violator of treaties.
The Dube of Wellington is named Generaliwimo
the European *Mies.
London, England, 1815-10-09

BRUSSEI.S, OCTOBER 4.

All the Officers and privates b.longing to the Eng.
lisp, Hanoverian, and Brunswick corps, which com-
pose the army ot the Duke of Wellington, and who
are now in the southern provinces, have received or-
den immediately it, repair to France, and join eeeir
regiments.' Woatever the French papers may say,
it seems certain that the army of Lord Wellington
will remain a long time in France, and be farther
strenglitened. Letters from the army say, that tlm
White Brunswick corps and some regiments of Eng-
Hat infantry and cavalry, which were cantuned a
short distance from Paris, have received orders to
approach the capital, and have begun their march
.thither in the last days of September. Other letters
from the same army say, that several encampments
are to be formed round Paris, by way of precaution,
and to keep Cie people in awe, whose mutinous spirit
seems not to be shortly extinguished.
His Majesty the Emperor of Russia was to have
remained some days longer at Brussels, but a courier
that arrived from Paris on Sunday, seems to have in-
duced his Majesty to depart, which he did the same
night.
Oc 10BER s.—His Majesty the King of Prussia is
expected to-morrow at the palace ot Lacken.
Orders are given to deliver gratis, at the Mont de
Piece, to the amount of a large sum. Articles are
pawned there for such trifling sums, that they must
come from persons in necessitons circumstances. This
new benefit of the King to the poor, will be put into
immediate execution.

FRENCH PAPERS.

BAYONNE, SEPTEMBER QS.

They write from Salamanca, under date of the
22.1, that many troops, chirdy militia, were hasti:p
arriving in the environs of that city, in order to ad-
vance from thence to the frontiers of Portugal, in the
direction c I Ciudad Rodrigo. This news serves to
give credibility to the reports in circulation, as to the
misunderstanding which prevails between the Courts
of Madrid and London. The English, it is said,
wished to seize Olivenza. The garrison was strong
enough, with the reinforcements it had received, to
present an imposing aspect.
London, England, 1815-10-09

VIENNA, SEP I'EMBER 25.

By official information, joist received, it appears
that nineteen battalions of infantry and nineteen squa-
drons of cavalry have begun their march from France
to return to the hereditary States, and that they will
arrive on the frontiers of Austria from the 10th to
the 14th of Octuber.
London, England, 1815-10-09

PLANDERS AND DWTCH MAIL.' •

BALL LEPTIMBER
It is*positively affirmed that 15,000 Swiss are going
to be assembled in this canton, to contribute in the
stride' to the occupation of a part of Alsace. adjoin-
ing to our territory. After the return pf the Arch-
duke, we shall, doubtless, obtain more precise infor-
mation. It app..irs, however, that Basle and its
neii,bourhood vn iy continue for some time to attract
the attention of Switzerland and of foreign countries.
The battalion or Frey, which was disbanded some
time since, is again testored to its military activity.
London, England, 1815-10-09

LIVERPOOL, OCTOBER 7.

The Aeasta, HAMMOND. from this port for New
York, was towed into New York the September,
dismasted ; the William and Jane, MILLER. that
sailed the Ist instant for New York, bas put back
leaky. Arrived the Catherine, JACK&ONI from Phila.
delphia sailed the 7th September, on the 9th spoke
the Scipio, HUTCHINSO.N, in the Delaware, from Su•
rinam for Boston, iu distress.
PLYMOU FU, OCTOBER 7.
Sailed yesterday the Julia. Lady Hamilton, Emtha,
and Queen, transports, fur c)lebec, with stores. Came
in the Liberty, EvAprs ; Francis and Harriet, OTT-
WAY ; and the William and Matthew, Eviors from
St. retersburgh; the Flexley, HAMM. and Halifax,
Count, from London; the Favourite, HENDRY, from
Newcastle, and two ships from PiliAll.—Wind S.E.
London, England, 1815-10-09

IMMBURGH MAIL.

VIENNA, SEPTEMBER 44.

(FROM A LITI CR.)
It is now decides that the Empress Maria Louisa
is to go to Milan ; Princess Metternich, the Lady of
the Minister of State, also goes to the Coronation at
Milan, in October.
The news spread in some papers of a rising of the
Montenegrins. and their having, under the conduct
of their Bishop, taken possession of Ragusa, is so
wholly devoid of foundation, that the said Bishop has
already sent to the Austrian Government, the act
containing his submission and accession to all the
arrangements lately made in respect to that country.
The reports of an approaching war with the Turks
continue, and have a bad effect on our Eschange.
HANOVEP., SEPTEMBER es.

The Hanoverian b3ti.llloll of Landweinis expected
back here next mo►►th.

His Royal Highn.ss the Prince Regent has taken
a resolution respecting the domains of the crown, or
of dissolved monastei les in the Bishoprick of Hil-
desheim, which were sold or alienated by the West-
phalian Govern,nent. His Royal Highness declares,
that though he is entitled to declare all such transac-
tions as null and void, that he shall no further exer-
cise this right, than to reserve his title to enter into a
full investigation of the business with every individual
purchaser, and to annul the sale, &C. on repaying
the possessor the sum which he can prove to have
given for them. All such acquirers of domains, &c.
who do nut receive within one year an intimation of
his Royal Highness's intention to annul the sale, are,
to be considered as having their titles recognised and
confirmed, - and at their desire to receive from his
Royal Highness an Act expressly confirming their
tide to said domains, &c.
London, England, 1815-10-09

MUNSTER, SEPTEMBER SS.

Our Governor for the King of Prussia, Mr. Vincice,
has called upon all persons knowing of any works of
art, &c. taken away by the French, to send him a list
of them, with the particulars of their value, the per-
sous who took them, &c.

LETTER FROM SMYRNA, AUGUST 2. -
With the last letters from Egypt, of the 18th of
last month, we have news that the plague has ceased
at Cairo, but no:. at Alexandria. There is no trade
here, on account of the war in Europe. Our steer•
chants have sustained such losses of late, that they
will not venture to undertake any thing before a ge-
neral peace. Mien the news came here of a conven-
tion between the Allies and the Provisional French
Government,the French Consul immediately hoisted
the white flag; the Frer.ch ships did the same, and
the Fieneli factory, accompanied by the Consul, went
in procession to Cie church to attend a Te Dam.
London, England, 1815-10-09

POIMMOUTH, OCTOBER S.

• Arrived yesterday the Hyena store ship from the
Downs. Arrived to-day the Mary, Jane, Freierick,
and Charles, from St. Petersburgh. Sailed its Ma-
jesty'srships HYXNA for St. Helena ; Mtst.Eron on a
cruise; and the Seringapatam packet, fur the West-
IndieS.—Wind East.
• DEAL, OCTOBER S.

Sailed yesterday the Coromandel, for Midras.—
Came down from the River to-day the Trusty, WARD,
for Yucatan; Rapid, LARYIX)Nt for Grenada; and
the Lay, CULLEN, and hoe and Alice, 50m..% for
Gibraltar. Arrived the Elizabeth transport, No. 471,
from Harwich.—Wind N. E.
London, England, 1815-10-09

BLWSSLLS, OCTOBER 4.

During the short stay of the Emperor of Russia
in this city, a piing Lady of an interesting appear-
ance, accompanied by a Lady in years, supposed to
be her mother, penetrated through the crowd just as
that Monarch was stepping• into his carriage, and
,resented him a l'eti:ion, which the Emperor took
'pith that graceful sen.sibitiry which distinguished all
his actions; however, the young woman, uffscted
by the steps she had taken, fainted, and was Carried
into a neighbouring louse for assistance. We do not
know who she is.
London, England, 1815-10-09

PARIS, OCTOBER S.

Preparations are commenced at the Cathedral for
the celebration of the solemn Mass of tile St, Esprit,
which will take place on the meeting of the two Cham-
bers. The statues of Louis XIII. and XIV. which
were preserved during the Revolution at the Museum
of the Petits Augustin, will be replaced on their
original pedestals, near the altar, on this interesting
occasion,

Yesterday morning the King of Prussia reviewed,
on the Plains of Grenelle, the third division of his
army, which is under the order of General Thiel-
mann, and destined to replace the Royal Prussian,
Guards, now about to leave Paris. The Grand
Duke Constantine, Prince Blucher, and other distill.
guished characters, atttild:d the review. The fine
discipline and apt eat ance of the Landwehr were
eminently conspicuous. On the defiling of each bat-
talion of these national troops, Prince Blucher ad-
vanced, and addressed them in the most flattering
language.
his morning, at six o'clocl, nearly 8000 men,
lhorsb and foot, of the Royal Prussian Guards, which
wete stationed in the Piace Louis XV. quitted this
capital. These truips, however, are to be forthwith
replaced by others, and this day a detachment of
Russian troops will enter the city, and be cantoned
in the Babylon quarter.
. The &cur Michael Francis Bauzae, who deposed
before the Mayor of. Cheunevieres, that he had beet:
wounded by a pistol-shot on one of the quays oil
Paris, is invited to present himself at the ()dice of
Procureur du ltoi, at the,Civil Tribunal of the De-
pattment if the Seine.
Count Dc Vitae, who commands the Department
of the Two Sevres, has i.sued all Order at the Day,
exhorting the solditrs who !Initialled at Strasburgh to
submission, to lay down their arms, and promising
them the (fayntel4 of their arrears. It appegs that

'; ,
London, England, 1815-10-31

MARRIED.

On the 94th inst. at Wokingham, the R7r. John B. Wittenonni,
of Brazetiose College, Oxford, to :ylargaret Mary, third daughter
of the late Christopher Teasdale, Esq.
lately, the Rev. Charles Millman Mount, Rector of Helmlon,
Northamptonshire, and late Fellow of Corpus Christi College,
Oxford, to Amelia, second daughter of the late W. Nisbet, Lsq.
At Halsted, Essex, the Rev. George Pawson, Rector of Little
Try, to Jane Frances, only daughter ut the Rev. Illuti4t4
of the former place.
London, England, 1815-10-31

DEAL, OC P.li

Passed by a fleet of Dutch inn of war, and pro.
creied down Channel, supposed for du. E
The following transports hive cut from theu- 4'lon rs
and cables and ►ut: to leeward—Lord Wrllingt a,
Romulus, R :hert, Henry, Pe it I, A1bio:1,
Marntion, Triton, and Union packet; also tue Venus
and Chance hired armed vesstis, and Rattl-fsnafu:
revenue lugger. The foilowitm transports teruain
all well—Ann, Juno, Thomas, JE•Aus, Jane, Royal
George, Eliz thetb, Martin, Friends, Pt reeval, Wat-
son, Fain:, Ceß:s, Elizabeth, Ilfracombe, and Has.-
mony. 'flu brig Salv.:dor, mentioned yesterday as
on shore, went all to piee-s last night : most of the
cargo and materials arc. saved.
Five o'Clock.—More moderate ; but it still b:ows
very hard.
London, England, 1815-10-31

TO ALLiIIOPKEEPERS.

GE NTLIMIEN,
ALLOW me to recommend to you the sale of
the REAL JAPAN BLACKING, now eo much admired
for the superior quality of pleasing all who admire glossy bunts,
as it produces the big:lest polish .cid jet Maxi: aver beheld, equa'
to varnish, It will be found equally applicabk to Ladies as wi'll
as Gentlemen's Ivens. 'I lie bottles are scum d, 1 nye, and well
corked, Tree franc leakage. wit' was find a more read/ salt: than
way other Black, is tines as the boitles arc suited for du;
convenience of all parks, in six:., viz. the lint is lid. the second
is Is. and the largest is is O. each! Atilt() Miippers, !Omit:alto,
and Foreigners this valuatsle ctmrissition is tei-onireeutltd, as
when the Blacking is arrived in tort ign countries, lie compositi in
is so extremely valuable, that it does not lumen!, the corks do
not fly, and the bout s are am:tube:ly picked. I itierely menti-n
these few remarks, as merchants and traders have found that the
Blacking they have exported abroad Lave been in so bad a ittre,
as in be quire unsaleable, which, in put-chasms this, they will Buil
it perfectly to their satisfaction. .1 lie credit is six months, or 13
per cent. ready money, at the usual prices.
Resewatc.--Gruccrs,Oilmen, Ironmoivrs, Drug is s, Perfu-
mers, Boutsmakers, Brush Masittfactulets, and All oth.fs, may
have packed up in casks or, hampers, containing flu.% one dozen
of each site to a hogshead, in three hours notice, and sent to the
different wharfs or um*.
N.B. A refereece will be necessary from our friend; In the
country, where there is no account open. I am, GentLmen.
yokel*, very truly,
e;;o4.
Witlfnet
N 0.114, London Road, Southwark, Oct, YS, lei&
London, England, 1815-10-31

GOVEKSMENF STOCK OR MONEY.
IN the present Lottery, the Prizes tri.iy be recv;vrd
in Government 3 per Cent. Stock, oi the value in Money, it
bought at SWIF r and Co.'. Fortunate 01Ecep, Nile 11, VIM r
No. 12, Charing-Cron.; and No. SI, Aldgate High.nrect.

TUB &Mille CONTAINS
Willa of

£50,009
:4 0,1 1U 0
3 4,t 00
acc. Etc. and by the late extranfdlnary the of the Funds, these
Prizes are greatly improved, their aggregate value In Money,
being more by many •I'lionsand Pounds than when the contrac,
was made with Government.—The Drawing begins on the 7th
November, and 'tickets and Shares are selling in great variety
by the l'ulilic's obedient servants, SWIFT and Co.
—..----. .
BY 'll-1E KING'S ROYAL I—...=""w-.-
PATEN I'.
—rrEcts

EATS alt kinds, SOUPS, VEG ETA 111.E8,
and MILK, which will keep perfectly f:e.l:, with ail
their original flavour and nutritiiw qualities, in aay etiolate.—
The Meats in canisters of 41b. to 201 b. weight each, the Milk
and Soups in quart and pint bottles.—Also CO NCEN IR Arm)
ICONSOMME, or GRAVY SOUP: this Saul) is highly con-
centrated, so much so, that a small bottle, containing only a quar-
ter of a pint, is sufficient, with the additiuis of bo.ling water, to
make a quart of strong gravy soup, and when required fur the
use of the sick, it will admit of a considerably greater degre.t of
dilution; prepared iu small bottles for making qui; t., pint., and
two-thirds of a plot. From the very small canvass in which it
packs, it is particularly calculated for the use of TRAY ELLEAb,
as well Ss for the ARMY and NAVY, End will be found very
convenient in FAMILIES for domestic purioses, inlaying soups
and gravies always ready for immed:ate use.
Extract of a LE lER from Sir burn BANKS, Bart. KB.
P.R.S. ffcc. published in the Times of the 15th of August last :
" I beg you will send me some of your CON CE N l'it ATLI)
CONSOMME, for my own use, as I consider it better Soup than
I generally meet with, either at home or ahr. .d."
Apply to the Patentees, Messrs. loonkin, Hal, and Gamble,
Blue Anchor-road, Bermondsq, Southwark ; or tu Mr. I. Bran-
-11 don, at the Office, SO, Lom'ard.street, London.
London, England, 1815-10-31

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KINGDOM OF IRELAND.
COUN I.Y OF MEATH.
CAPITAL. FREEHOLD ES TA'L'ES,
MANORS. MAN-lONS, FARM', AND LANDS,
UPWARDS OF EIGHT THOUSAND IRISH ACRES.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At the COMMERCIAL ROOMS, DUBLIN, on Tnuasomr,
the 4...5t i, and iIIaDAY, the stath, January, 1816, at Twelve
e'Clock, in l.ots,
911 HE VERY VALUABLE AND HIGHLY
1 IMPROVABLE Fi:EIEHOLD ESTATES, hi MATE
in the FINE COUNTY of MEATH, Part within Ten Miles
of DUBLIN.
Comprising the extensive MANORS of DENGAN, BALLY-
MAGOSSAN, MORNINGTON, the Lordship of MOYAR E.
the Manor of TRIM, with the Ancient CAS FLE, and BUILD-
INGS and HOUSES in the Tnwn of TRIM.
The PRO PEttry of a, NOBLEMAN.
The ESTATES contain
NEAR EIGH •i'HOUSAND IRISH ACRE,
Or TWLLVE TPOUSAND hvarr HUNDRED ENGLISH
ACRES,
Of Excellent RICH MEs, DOW, PASTURE, and ARABLE
LAND, (exclu.ive of the gag Lauds, which arc allotted to the
different lemons for Fuel.)
he Labik are in a go,KI state of Cultivaion, divided in Eli-
gible Farm., and Lands for Aceommo,fationi part with Eligible
RESIDENCES, PLEASURE GROUNDS, GA It DENS,
FARM HOUSES, and suitable Bisildings'ot all descriptions.
Sundry Cottages, Water Corn Mill, and various Btii.oongs, let
to most tespectable Tenants, on Leases tor Lives, part of which
are renewable, and the remainder to Tenants at
The present low Rental near
SEVEN THOUSAND POUNDS PER ANNUM,
But the tstimaze.l present Value
ELEVEN THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED POUND 3 PER
ANNUM,
Taking the Pans on Perper,.ity at their present Rrntal.
The whole of these valuable Estates are in a fine rich Countryi
part adjoins the Sea near Duigheda, and well situated fur good
Markets and excellent Roads.
May be viewed by applying to Mr. Peter Allen, Readstown,
'ward din, wit •re Particulars may be had, and every information
given, and Plans may be 'Zen. Parucularsattbe O'Reily Anus,
and ie Post .oifiee, `Viotti ; the him. at Dregheda, Cork, and Wa-
terford; of John lage,Csq.Dienitalii; of Meisro.ltueves,Ormsby,
and Reeves, Merrimi•squaie, a Geo. Hutch:mon, Esq. Sobel-
m4. 19, Upper t;a Muer-street, Dublin; and at the Place of Sale,
twheie Plans of the Lathh. are left; the Inns at Holyhead; the
Hotel, Liverpool ; Linn, Chester ; Talbot, Shrewsbury ;
T. G. Parr, Esq. Lizclifteld; of ilionias Liglittoor, Esq. Castle-
street, Leicesttr.tields; at Garraway'a Care-House, 'Change-
alley, Curnhill ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,
square, London, where Piing of OE Estate may he seen.
London, England, 1815-03-25

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