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London, England, 1814-11-07

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FALMOUTH, NOVEMBER 4.
No arrivals yesterday nor to-day of conseqttenze.
Sailed yesterday the Ardent for Leghorn, and the
Dolphin for Naples ; and today the Pi ince Christian
Augustus, and the Spentalaven, for Cork. The
Princess Charlotte packet, from the Brazils, hove in
sight this evening, but from the strong easterly winds
will not get in.

P. S. Since writing the above the Brazils Mail has
been landed in a boat, but the packet is not yet in :
she left Rio on the 4th, and. Bahia 13th September.
The Speedy packet had arrived at Rio on the Ist of
September. His Majesty's ships NEREUS and Pita nu,
with the Essex American prize, were to sail from
Rio to England on the September. The Speedy
packet fell in with a ship on her passage out that had
been taken and plundered a short time before by a
large privateer, and when in the act of boarding her
the privateer again hove in sight, which obliged the
Speedy to.make off.—Wind E.

PLYMOUTH, NOVEMBER 5.
The only arrival to-day is the Ruby, CHAPMAN,
from Memel. Nothing sailed.—Wind

PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER &

Arrived the George, WHITE, from the Downs,
bound to Malta, and the Isabella, a collier, from
Sunderland: The West-India fleet, under convoy of
his Majesty's s!.ip SWIFTSURE, &c. brooght up yes-
terday evening ; sailed again this morning, and are
clear away. His Majesty's ship AmattauTun, with
the ships from Spain, Portugal, &c. are still at St.
Helen's, waiting the arrival of a frigate from the
Downs.—Wind East.
London, England, 1814-11-07

LEIPSIC, OCTOBER 25.

Numerous couriers to oilr bankers brought yester-
day evening the new.: t!-..at Saxony falls to the
of Prussia. la.zo Augustus of Prussia is to be
G:.vernor of Saxony. 10-day the booksellers are
'called upon for hardly any thing but bde.ks relative
to the laws and constitution of Prussia, which is a
proof that many think Saxony will undergo a new
organization. Others believe that Saxony will remain
as it was, and only have the protection of ?Toshio.
London, England, 1814-11-07

VIENNA, OCTOBER 22.

We flatter ourselves here, that among the mar-
riages which are expected to follow the Congress of
the Sovereigns, the King of Prussia will offer his
hand to the Archduchess Leopoldine, the third
daughter of the Emperor, who is now eighteen years
of age.
Many differences which formerly existed between
Prince Taileyrand and Lord Castlereagh are said to
be adjusted. The negociations between Prince Met-
ternith and Lord Castlereagh are considered of the
highest importance with respect to England.
We learn, that for the last six days there have been
no principal conferences upon the great concerns of
Europe. The German Committee is but the more
active ; it consists of the five great German Powers,
Austria, Prussia, Bavaria, Hanover, and Wirtem-
burg. Prince Metteruich and Prince Hardenberg at.
tend the sittinAs. The day before yesterday was the
third sitting. deliberations are deliberatio are of course in the
German language. The celebrated Councillor Mar-
tins keeps the register cf the deliberations; All the
inferior German States have likewise formed a union
by their deputies to take a part in the decision and
regulation of the affair.; of Germany ; to which end
they desire to co-operate under the protection and
mediation of Austria, a request that seenis the more
just, and is, indeed, partly founded on the circum-
stances that the Rousts of Nassau, Hesse, Ilrtins-
wick, Mecklenburg, Baden, the Duke of Saxony, &c.
have a population together of four millions, and con-1
sequentiy make no inconsiderable part of the coilec-
tive German nation.

Among the nutnerous statesmen assembled here,'
the eyes of all zealous patriots are particularly liz!d
on Baron Stein, whose active mind had such a 4re.tt
share in the happy progress of the gond cause. rhis
excellent man enjoys the highest confidence of the
Emperor Alexander.
Oc-rosza 2.3.—0 n the 30th of October their Ma.
jesties the Emperors of Russia and Austria are ex-
pected back from their tour to Hungary.
We hear that the Emperor Alexander leaves Vienna
on the 15th of Nov. tuber.
London, England, 1814-11-07

:'ll ATRE RO Y AL+ COVENT-GARDEN.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, will be acted
the Tragedy of
*ROMEO AND JULIET.
Romeo, Mr. CONWAY ; Mercutio, Mr.JONES.
Juliet, Miss O'NEIL.
To which will be added,
BLUE BEARD.
To-morrow, The Whet! of Fortune; with Blue Beard.
it dnewl:iy, Venice Prenerved.
ihe :Mountaineers Octavian, Mr. Kembk ; with
T:s,V:tr tf,e Tartar.
ie!.ty, the •I rAgedy of Isabella.
Atw Overa, in two acts, hag been some time in rehearsal,
called 1.,1m, of Paris, and will be produced next Saturday.
London, England, 1814-06-23

EAST INDI4 NOUSE.

'Vestaday a Court of Proprietors ♦vas held at the
India House, to take into consideration a Resolution
of. the Court of Directors for granting the sum of
50,000 sicca rupees to Sir J. Malcolm, as a compen-
sation for his losses, and a remuneration for his ser-
vices in India.

The minutes of the last General Court having been
read, a Committee was appointed for the inspection
of bye-laws.
Some conversation took place respecting the effi.
ciency of the Committee : and a Proprietor gave no.
tice of his intention, on a future day, to move for the
appointment of a new ComMittee.
London, England, 1814-04-11

GREENOCK, APR TI, if.

Arrived lAA night the schooner Minerva, CURRIE,
from St. Domingo, in 30 days, a running vessel ; was
chaced by an American privateer, in the Gulph of
Florida, but, from the Minerva's superiority in sailing
the enemy could not make up to her. From Bermuda
it is stated that, in the month of February, the brig
Young Dickson, -, of London, parted her an-
chors and went to sea with only six persons on board :
these were two Americans, Cbrought prisoners from
New Providence), two Portuguese, and two boys. It
is feared she would be carried into some American.
port. The Henry Dundas, RocitwooD, from St. Se-
bastian to Lisbon, has been taken by the RattlesnAkp
American privateer, but afterwards given up to the
master. The Rodney, WILLIAMS, is totally lost at
Honduras.

The reinforcements for North America all sailed
last week : the SPENCER, PENELOPE, CEYLON, DOVER,
and ABUNDANCE, with the naval equipments, sailed
on Monday ; and the TON WANT, BRUNE, R EGULUS,
and MELPOMENE, with the 3d Royal Marine Batta-
lion on board (ten companies of 100 men each, and
one company of Marine Artieery), and the /ETNA.
and TERROR bombs sailed on Saturday morning
from St. Helen's. Sir GEORGE Com.raa, with the
LEANDER, HANIADRYAD, and l'EsPora, and the rein-
forcements which have embarked in transports at
Cork, will join the SPENCER: the whole will rendez-
vous at Bermuda, and afterwards proceed to the
River St. Lawrence. The 7th battalion of the 62d
Regiment (from Guernstl) is among the tiopps at
Cork.

Letters hapnyteeaaibnreenc2HuriltecLot:eliivE4eitzdii fdoroacnttedtolbleisirn,MltaSijeieisst,ysß'wa
Bay of
PGluKEy7uaCit:
state the death of Lieutenant Iwo ; Mr. SCAPLEN,
Purser; and Mr. FINLING, Midshipman; by the un-
fortunate upsetting of one of the ship's boats, at a
moment when there was not the most remote appre-
hension of any danger being near, they were all
drowned. The Nicole has made a very good pas-
sage round the dreaded Cape (Cape Hornabout to prosecute the further objects ofer voyage ; and was
in the Great Pacifis Ocean. No mention is made of
the Essex American frigate in these letters.

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6e.
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quarter
lower,
aid
disposed of. Barley is 2s. per quarter cheaper, having a large
arrival of that article. Beam, Oats, and White and Grey Piss,
are 2s. per quarter luwer. Flour has fallen Ss. psi. iack•
London, England, 1814-04-11

PIERCE THE PLOUGHMAN'S CREDE.
The present impression of this curious Poem will be
prin.ed from the First Edition " Imprinted at London by Rey.
nuld Wolfe, anno Domini M.D.LUL" and will form a small
volume in quarto ; it will be executed in the finest style, in black
and red letter, and the impression will be strictly limited to Two
Hundred Copies. -
Considerably more tban one half of the impression being
already subscribed for, Gentlemen desirous of securing Copies
are particularly requested to be early in their application.

Names to be sent to the Publishers, Ladd-Iron, Allen, and
Co. Finsbury-square ; and Robert Triphook, St. James's-street,
London
London, England, 1814-04-11

SHEERNESS, APRIL 10.

Sailed his Majesty's ship Pincher, with a convoy,
for the Elbe and Weser. The next convoy is expect-
ed to sail about the 19. h inst.—Wind N.E.
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 9.

A letter from the Captain of the Liverpool ship
Kentish, dated the 4th April, at Sea, states, that Cap-
tain SCOTLAND had informed him, that his vessel (the
Union), on her voyage from hence to Rotterdam,
was taken and bwrnt on the Ist April by an Ameri.
CAD privateer of 11 guns, between Cape WTrath and
the Orkney Isles. The Winchester, Norquay, and
Symmetry, from hence for the Baltic, had also been
taken in the same quarter. Two men of war had
sailed from Long Hope in pursuit of the privateer.
London, England, 1814-04-11

DESTRUCTIVE CIVIL WAR LV DONINIC.I.

A mast sanguinary warfare has for some months
p tst been waged in the island of Dominica, against
the runaway slaves, who had sought refuge in the
woods, and the Maroons, by whom they mere har-
boured and protected. At an' early period of the
contest, the strength of the insurgents, who were sup•
plied with arms and ammunition by the white inha-
Ikaots, and free persons of colour, induced Governor
Ainslie, who was apprehensive for the safety of the
eulony, to call out the military, raise a corps of Ran-
gers, and proclaim martial law. At the same time he
issued a Proclamation, promising pardon to such of
the runaways as surrendered themselves by a specified
period, and denouncing to those who did not take the
benefit of this act of amnesty, that s, the Rangers had
orders to take no prisoners ; but put to death men,
women, and children, without exception." We find in'
the latest Dominica Journals, which have reached this
country, the following official intimations of success :
DOMINICA—PROCLAMATION.
.‘ Whereas the camps of Jacko, Noel, Macho,
Apollo, Diano, a:d Sambo, in the Layou District, and
those of the Elephant, and others in the quarter of
Cculiabonne, and en the river Claire, have been ut-
terly destroyed, the chief Elephant hanged, his head
stuck up in Rozeau, and the Dominica Rangers sta-
tioned' permanently in the woods, for the ptiiT,,,se of
harassing and pursuing to death such runaways as
still keep out.
Willing, however, to shew mercy to those whom
ignorance GI my intentions prevents returning to their
masters, I, by this my Proclamation, do declare, that I
will fully pardon all those who surrender themselves
eithei to the Commissioners of Parishes, to their mas-
ters, or who appear at the Government House, Ro-
seau, before the 21st of March, with the exception of
the Chief of the camp. and such as have committed
murder; and I do hereby offer, besides a full pardon,
20 joes reward to any runaway or runaways, for
every Chief they bring to me, and three joes for each
murderer; and I do hereby declare to the Maroons
who are still in the wocds, that the Rangers have or-
ders to take no prisoners, but put to death men, wo-
plea, and children, without exception.
4S .4ned) i‘ J. R. AINSLIE' Governor."
The Intl )stint; runaway slaves have been executed,
u~snant *to sentence .)f a Court-martial :—On Sunday
idst a negro, named Jean Pierre, belonging to Mr.
Grano ; and on Tuesday, a negro named Peter, be-
longing to Hillsborough estate. Their heads were
art. rwards struck off and placed on poles, and their
bodies hung in chains—the first in New Towr., the
ocher at Layou.

FRANGH PAPERS.

(From the mo, qeur Universe!, of April 6.)
ACTS OF THE rkwIISIV,NAL GOVERNMENT.

The fist orders, that all obstacles to the return of
the Pope to his own territories shall he removed in-
stantly, and that all honours be paid to him on his
journey. The second orders the brother of the infant
Don Carlos to be released and sent back to Spain.
London, England, 1814-04-11

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

May 2,'1 hun as Cleeve, I.incroln, mercer, at eleven, at the
Rein I)eer, Lincoln. April 30, William Rob•nson, Manchester,
eortoti-spinner, at twelve, at the Star Inn, Manchester. May 9,
'I lamas Barnacott, Plymouth, caipenter, at twelve, at the Coin-
meld:Ulna, Plymouth. May 2, 1 liuMal ebalner, of Lincoln,
carder, ai eleven, at the Rein Deer, I.ineolti.' M.l 2.1 homes
IVrerryweather, I.incOn, tayior, at eleven, at the Rein Deer, Lin-
coln. - May 2, Richard Griffith and V l l,ani Zephaniah. limiter,
coach maker, at chem. May 2, Samuel Beaton, af Downbeat!,
Soni r-etabile, jobber, at twelve, at the Wilmer* Arms,
Queiqt ,Vlay 11, Wm. Snowden, Mancheettr, liquor.
nterchnnt, &even, at the Deg. Tavern, Manchester. May 6,
Wsle. Plats, Bolton-1s Moors, nius:in-manutacturer, at eleven, at
the Breen, Boltoo-le-Moors. May 4, .Thos. Ts) lor, Dover-court,
Estes, twaVC, at the Angel, Cetchester. May 9, hoe.
Bowden, Plymouth, bookseller, 'at twelve, at the Conmetttal
Inn, Plyston4. ' " •
London, England, 1814-04-11

CA.TON'S WORKS.
This day was published,
A new Edition, price ss. illustrated with Cues,

1. A PRACTICAL TREATISE on the PRE-
-1- - VEN I'ION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE
in both SEXES, and its consequences; in which a mild and suc-
cessful mode of Treatment is pointed out, including Observations
on Strictures, Gleets, Cutaneous Eruptions, Imaginary Venereal
Diseases, &c. &c. intended as a Guide against the dangerous
effects of this baneful malady.
By T. M. CATON, Surgeon,
Late of the United Hospitals of Sc. Thomas and Guy's.

9. . A Fre:Acme on Indigestion, being an Enquiry into 'lse Ms-
eves arising and connected with the Functions of the Stomach,
with iteiparts on the Liter and its influence on the Gastric
System. To which are prefixed, some general Observations on
Scrofulous and Cutaneous Diseases. Price 3s. _ _

3. A Popular Treatise on the Prevention and Cure of the dif-
ferent Stages of Asthma, and Winter Cough, with new and suc-
cre.iul lystrections for tke Prevention and Treatirient of Asth-
ma is Fits. Fourth Edition, price Ss.
4. Practical Observations on the Debilities, natural and ac.
quired, of the Generative Organs of both Sexes, including the
Theory of Generation, &c. Price 33.8 d.
5. A Practical Treatise oh Female Diseases, Including ,Obser-
vatlons on Parturition, Lactation, and the Disorders incident to
those impfirtant changes. Price 31.
Printed for Shet wood and Co. uo, Paternoster-row; and S.
Mania, Y 5, 1191 W-stoats Cavendish-squats, Loudon.
London, England, 1814-04-11

ORGANIC DEFECTS, dte.
In a few days will be published, Bvo. price ss. in boards,
1-4 ESULTS of EXPERIENCE in the TREAT-
MENT'-ILL of DEFECTS of UTTERANCE from DEFI-
CIENCIES in the ROOF of the MOUTH, arc' other Imperfec-
tions and Malconformations of the Organs: with Observation
on Cases of tardy and imperfect deveiopement of the-1 acuities.
By J.. 1 HELWALL, Esq.
_ _ _

Professor of the Scieuce and Practice of Elocution.
Sold by Messrs. Arch, Cornhili ; Ridgway, Piccadilly; Lloyd,
Hativy-street, &c.
Where may be had, _ _ _

Mr. T.'s Letter to Mr. Cline, on the Treatment of Impedi-
ment 3, &c. 7s.
Vestibule of Eloquence, price 101. 6d.
11 übtraions of Ithytiflus, price 10s. 61.
Au•l Plan of the Institution, No. 57, Lincoln's Inn Fields,
‘yithyerms of Domestic And Private Tuition, price Is.
London, England, 1814-04-11

PORI SNIOUTII, APRIL 10.

S 41ezi yesterday the GBANIPCS man of war, with
the following ships fot the East-Indies :—Dorsetshire.
Courts, Wexford, Thames, Henry Aoldington, Tho-
mas Grenville, Aleramier, and Lord Keith, for Ma-
deira, Madras, and Bengal ; the C.trrittgton, for BA -
tavia, and several whalers. Nothing irtiveu or sai!ed
to-day but the Mary, for the River ; the
EVANS, for Ireland, and three ; his Majesty's
ship Wanntoit for the West Indies ; BILLEROPHOF,
of 74, Sir RICIIARD KEATS. for Newfoundland, Que-
bec, ecc. ; and the PANBoni for Spain, Portugal,
and the Mediterrinean.—Wind Easterly.

DOVER, APRIL so.
Creme in the sloop Fortune, from Holland.—The
pmccedings at Par have caused the most lively.
emotions of jny amongst the Dutch. No arrivals to-
day, btit there appears to be a continued scene of
juicing along the coast, as the guns have never ceased
firing since day light, and it is now Six P. rat.—N -
thing at this moment in sight from the opposite coast.
London, England, 1814-04-11

))lED.

Titur.day, in Picceilly, Mrs. Grimstone, widow of the late
Hon. George Grinistotie.

Sunday loci:might, at Lancaster, of a rapid decline, in his 26th
year, Lieutenant George Best, of his Majesty's loth Regiment of
Foot, and second wn of George Best, Esq. cf Chasten Puk,
Lancashire.

At the Rectory House, at Swithland, Leicestenhire, in the
7ith year of his age, thr Rev. J. Lloyd, of which place be had
resided as rector nearly fitly-three years.'
Rev. F. Harris, Vicar of Belton.
In his 77th year, the Rev. C. Alderson, B.D. Rector of &king-
ton, Derbyshire, and fur massy yen Rector of Aston, Yorkshire.
London, England, 1814-04-11

DEAL, APRIL 9.

Sailed the FOLKsIONE lugger, with the outward-
bound, to Portsmouth ; and the ACTIVE cutter. with
Mr. SHAW the Messenger, fnr Rolland. Arrived the
ARCHER gun-brig, with two French Officers, from
Dunkirk, and prOceesied to LondOta.
APRIL 10.—NO letter received to-day.
HARWICH, APRIL 10.

Arrived the Lady Francis Packet, with a Mail and
Passengers, from liollan;. Sailed the Lord Dun-
can Packet, for HeligclAnd, and the King George
Packet, for Gottenburgh, both with Mails.
London, England, 1814-04-11

BRI rtsa GALLERY of PICTURES; SECOND SERIES.
This day was published, No. XI. of the above Work,

Prints, price SOs. 6d.; Proofs, on India Paper, Li. Is.; Coloured
Impressions, which will shortly be ready, £6. 65.; containing

a 11:g'sly finished Engraving, of
-r "HE MARNAGE OF ST. CATHARINE,
finely executeerhy J. S. AGAR, from the original Picture,
pallet' by PARMLUIANO, in the possession of W. Mewland,
Esq. M. P.
" The subject here delineated represents the most celebrated
vision of St. Catharine, in which she stated herself to have seen,
and to have been niamed to Jaws Cnatst ; it has ever hewn
eiteemed as one of the most graceful compositions of Parmigiana
alclis executed with greet harmony of colouring, sand breadth of
effect."

Published by-Longman and Co. Paternoster-row ; J. White,
'Fleet-street; Cadell and Davies, Strand ; P. W. Tomkins, and
at the British Gallery of Pictures,No. 54, New 13ond•street,
where the beautiful Drawings in ater Colours, executed ex-
pressly for this Publication, are exhibited.'
And where also may he had,
Parts 1. and 11. price £2. 12s. fid. each; Proofs on India Paper,
£5. 55.: Colours, £3l. 10s.; containing the first Tea Numbers,
eitber of sv Act' may be had separately, if desired.
London, England, 1814-04-16

SALUS BY AUCTION.

HERTFORD-STREILT, MAY F AIR.
LEASE of an FlLible FAMILY RESIDENCE, wjeti Coach-
house And Stables ; Genuine, Elegant, and Fashion:hie House-
ink Furniture; Brilliant Plates of Glass; excellent Cabinet
Articles of all desesipt ions ; Paintings, by este4aved Masters ;
Drawings, Prints, a small library of very valuable Books,
the Cellar of Cho cc Wines, about Three Hundred ;Ind Fifty
Ounces of Mae, Placed Ankles, Linen, (;lass, E.Nht-day
Table Clock, Bronzed F:gures, and other fifixts.
•
By Mr. ROBINS,
On the Premises, (No. 21, liertro4strt., May Fair) on Tues-
day, May 3, 1814, and following day, at 1 wdve u (;luck, by
order of the Executrix,
131-i E Genuine, Elegant and Faihiorrable HOUSE-
How FURNITITI4E, brilliant Plates ot Glass, Collec-
tion of Fine Paintings, amongst winch are the works of Carnets',
1 e:tirit., lioti;onte, Both, Bole, Vain:creak, &c. a few fine
Drawings and Prints; a Library of very valuable Books. amongst
which are Mayfair's British Family Antiniiiti,-s1 Le Bruse's Gal- r
lerie, Thai/titles Shakespeare, Military 11'oills, and ooks of
Select Views on the Continent; a Cellar of chi ice fine-fltivoured
Viues, consisting of about One Hundred and Fifty Doz n of
Oki Port, Madeira; Sherry, Lisbon, Claret, Champaigne, Con-
manila, Ere.; *bola Three Hundred and Fitty Ounces of Pkate,
Fired Aside/es, I.inen, China, Glass, an Eight-Jay Table Cluck,
and other ?feet., the Preferty of
Lizutenaut-General sir HARItY BURR ARD, Bart. decease&
The Furniture comprises Four-post, Tent, and other Bed-
steads, Nvitlt Chintz Cotton FArnitures, &c.; prime seasoned
Prather beds and Betiding; arrant Drawn4-rormi French Itod
Window Curtains, in Qhintx, with Draperies, Sofas, Chairs, &Cs;
Bating Pacifier Curtains, fa Scarlet Ylorine ; itz,:eslerst Cabinet
A Wales, in Fiiiting,, Card, Pendirokup Sofa, 1.00, and other
Tates ; Side Lax I'd, Bookcases, Wardrobe, Chests of Drawers,
dC Hr Mahogany, Sail-. and Rose W'oed ; Eating )'..rf illr
Chatter &c. ; Turkey, I* ssels, mid other Carpets; numerous
Kitchen Requisites, and other Effects.
I'HE SAME DAY (at Twelve o'Clnek) WILL BE SOLD.
The 1 EASE of the PREMISES, which are adapted for the
accommodati xi of a Gentkerratt's Family, with *Sraneiisig fur • rv,u
Carriages, and Stabling for Five Horses, with Loft and Man's
Rain) over.
'I he House may Ile viewed to the time of sale, by Tickets—.
the Furniture on Saturday and Mutably preceding the Sale, when
Catalogues, Is. each, may he bad.
Particulars of George Fills, Esq. Abingdon-street, Westmins
!fret ; and of Mr. Robins, Vs'isrwick-street, Gulden-square, of
whom 'I ickeis for viewing linty be had.
London, England, 1814-04-16

T4l Ak w.

ft is not true that any ineasOres have tleen taltefi,
er any re‘dlntion adopted fret li Goverriment,. for
disbanding the Militia, and reclining the second gat.
talions of the line.
Orders; it is said, weie sent off yesterday to Poiti-
tnou:h to countermand the sailing of the three provi-
sional battalions of militia, which arc foitimately sill
detained at the Isle of Wight by eOntiary winds.
We hay, also, that Gbvernment has issued orders to
limit the contracts for al/ stipplles to the ithount
wanted for the preseht occasions:
The 2d battalion of the 93d RegiMent, which are
under orders for foreign service, will arrive at Win-
chester on the 18th instant.

.......
The Glamorgan Militia marched on Wednesday
from Hythe, on their route to Ramsgate.

:I.LIGENCE.

lan. Due.
Corunni 0 0
Heligoland • 1 0
Guernsey 0 0
Jersey - 0 0
Passages 0 0
Bremen 1 0
Lees-yard !Stands - 0 0
London, England, 1814-04-16

LIEGE, APRIL S.

The Crown Prince of Sweden is returned from the
journey- which be I,as bet:: making for some days, to
Cologne and other places.

DIJON, MARCH v 7.

We have had the honour to have the Emperor of
Austria here since the 2.3 th ; his Majesty having
thought it advisable to be nearer the army of the
South. in case the communication between this and
the Grand ,irmy should be cut off by the movement
of Napoleon towards Langres. His Majesty received
the keys of Lyons, which Marshal Augereau eva-
cuated in such haste, that our troops could not over-
take him. All the French tro•rps left the neighbour-
hood of Geneva, and retreated towards Chamber i, as
soon as they heard of the occupation of Lyons
Count Bubna's patroles have found fort l'Ecluse
abandoned by the enemy, and the canuoa spiked.
London, England, 1814-04-16

INTO

Alta. ova.
bublia . 1 1
Waterford . 1 • 1
Cadiz 0 0
Lisbon . - 0 0
Malta - 0 0
.oottenburgh - 0 3
Holland • - 1 0

FALMOUTH, APRIL Is.

.Arrived a few coasters from Wales, and the Lan-
cer, QUICK, from Bristol. Sailed, Bramble schooner,
Lieut. POOSEN, with a Messenger and Dispatches fot
Lord WELLINGTON.
London, England, 1814-04-16

lb BE SOLI:11Y PRIVATE CON FRAC
AMOST compact FREEHO'LI) ESTATE,
situated in the Counties of Herta and hi'ddleses ; con-
sisting of a Mansion-House, with two Oath -houses, Stables,
and o her suitable Offices, with a. goad Garden, well socked
with choice Fruit 'Frets, a Farm House, and e 65 Acres of Mea-
dow, Arable and Wood Land, in a: high state of cultivation, and
in a ring fence. In the /enter of the Estate is a beautiful domain,
intersected with Worm} Land,. the undulation of the ground,
and the clumps of thriving Oak Timber, give it great diversiry,
rand all the beauty and appearance of a Palk. There is Chalk
ion the Estate, and a Lime Kiln-, Fish Plnd wellstored, and ts is
near a Trout Stream; it is well stocked with Game, and there
is a Manor adjoining chic ity Wood Land, with Pheasants, which
maybe had on reasonahle terms.
The Estate is only 19 miles distant from London, four from
one of the hest Corn-nrarkets, and two front the Grand Junction
Canal —For further Particulars apply to Messrs. Wadesoo, 13ar-
low, and Growenor, Austin-friars, London, where a Plan of the
, Estate may be seen. _ -
London, England, 1814-04-16

DkNON.

A FRRE HOLD ESTATE, Si 1 DATE ON THE BANKS OF
a HE RIVER EXE, BEI:WREN EXMOU 1H
AND LYMPSTON. •
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Oarraway's Coffee-bowie, 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, on Than.
day, the brit of tune. 1414, at Tae re o'Clock, artless au
acceptable offer is made for the same be,iare the 26th of May,
ril HE. truly-desirable Frecboli Villa COU RT.
•1. LAND ; compri4ng a delightlul ReahLiace, f t t.ir the
act ommodation of a Family' of the first distinction; with excel-
lent Offices of every description, Coach-houses, Stables, Poultry-
yard,and all other requisite Out-buildings ; placed in a Lawn, on
a tine commanding eminence, and oti a healthful gravelly soil, on
the lianksduf the Exe, the ground sloping down to the River, of
which, with the Ocean and variegated country, it commands
beautiful and extensive views, encircled by thriving Plantations
and Gravel Walks ; excellent Kitchen Gardens, walled and wen
stocked, intensive Hot-houser, Forcing-frames, &c. 14c. wilt
Meadow Land, the whole upward* of Thirty-eight Acre., ; form-
int altogether one or the most beautiful Family Residences- in
the Comity.
The l' ~ haserSitay be accommodated with the elegant FUR-
NI 1 URA...old other Effects, at a valuation; as also with a Stuck
0 excellent WINES and ether Liquors.
• hurily alter the above, will be bold by Auction, at Exert' or'
Estnotith, of which doe notice will to given, the FARMS of
UPPER and LOWER IIALSDON, also TWO FIELDS at
COURTLAND CROSS; the whole containing about Sixty-five
Aert s, which will be divided into Lots for the convenience of
purchasers. On these Lands are a variety of beamlful situations
ilirthe Villas, commandinir extsive views of the
Ocean, River, and adjacent country, and rendered peculiarly vs-
' liable rebeyccottiz of en
t n y
to the Town of !;:mouth.
'1 o be viewed by Tickets, Which, with particulars, may be had
of John Plil.ley, h. si. Enter ; and at the Globe Hotel, Exmouth ;
• ut whom
Tickets for viewhig Owl be bad ; sad a Pin al the Erste, may
' Eutickni Inn, Laeter and bidinouth; Fountain, Plymouth Dock;
King's Arms, Dorchester s White Hart and Aittelope,Saltabury;
- White Lion, Bath; Dear, Reading; at Garraway's; and of Mr.
Robins, Warwick-street, Ooldeo-square, London '
be Men.
London, England, 1814-04-16

.1101 t COUGHS, HOAkSENtiSCS, Am.

MR. GREENOIJGH'S PECTORAL LO-
ZENGES of 'l'ol .U, the grerf demand for which, after
fifty year. trial, privres them a superior rense,ly for alt Coughs,
Floarsenesses, Sore Throats, Asslunatic and Consumptive Com-
plaints. The genuine only have R. I-lAv w ad' viated on she
stamp, by whom they are prepared, a. suacesior to Mr. Gees►
nnugh, the Inventor.
, Sold in boxes, at t I td. each, by his appo'tetment by F. New.
bery and Sons, St. Paul's Church-yard; Suttr.n and Co. Row
Church-yard; ilsoiley and Co. Cockopur.emet ;- Nix, Roydl Et.
change ; Ward,:i4+, Molbora ; Clark, 469, Burottgh; Sanger, I in,
Oxford-street ; Barclay and Sons, Fleet-martyr ; Blake, SR,
cadrlly ; and the Venders of Genuine Medic tits.
Where also may be bad, Mr. Greenough's celebrated Tinc-
tures far preserving the Toe: h and Gums, and curing the Tooth.'
ach. in enlarged bottles, at a.. 9.l..each.

11-10M.le 1 AY I.olt
y BEG leave to inform you, that ever since the year
1790,1 had been afflicted viith the !sues Venerea , which from
its obstinately resisting every course of medicine prescribed by the,
most entiaent of the faculty here, and undergoing several scene
courses of salivation and :wire discharged from the I iospital, with
little relief, would appear to be of the meat invetersiee nature. hi
the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, as
nearly toput a polity! to my exii.teuce. In this state, I was re-
commended by Mr. I. (who received so great a curs
by them here.,) to take your I.eake s l'arent Pills,which I began
to do on the 94;th May ; in the course of a fortnigh I Iwirait to
receive benefit. In littl. more than a Month I became, by
yeur liberal advice toad medicine, perfectly free from my for-
mer complaints, have recovered my former spirits an 4 strength,
and am become jolly and fat, lit which state having continued
many months to the astonishment of all who knew me,! sin
at a loss In what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you for
the good ef -ether suffering mortals, to make this my case as
public as possible, as I shall on every occasloo—in so doing you
will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful übOtlient very humble W.
vane, ALEX. MURKER.
Swan's Chise, Nigh-street, Edinburgh.
Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, Thomas Taylor,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his house
No. 9, New Bridge-street.
They are also sold by bier ppointment, at the Perfumer's, No.
SS, St. Alban's-street, Pall Mall ; the Toy-shop, No. 103, Or
ford-street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill, newly op
petite the Monument; end by one person in every considerable
town in England, &c. in bores only *Mkt each, sealed up with
MI aid plain directions, whereby moons ofelthet sex may cure
themselves w:tb ease and secrete.
N,13. Every Box soil in Great Britain is sealed up with a stamp
weteb4pyfavourofibe CoMailsiloners,is printed at the Stamp
Oats " t Tiyirii,l4•4;New kredimitrest."
London, England, 1814-04-16

chits H 1:114T:I-ItRTS.
:ro• 8 LE V, FOR Fe TERM Of YEARS.
AVERY Eligible FANILLY RESIDENCE,
with Offices of all descriptinn,, Coach-houses, Stables. Re.
:an escellent Kitchen Gardep, walled round. Pleasure Ceromntla,
,Ike. and the New River winding through an enclncore of Mea-
klow i,and, ad Ifing compact . f the whole about 25 Acres./
Particulars of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden square.

FAMILY-HOUSE. COT CAGE, AND LAND, NEAR
50U11-1 WEALD—PERT.MFTOPetttY:
By Messrs. HOGGART and pulLurs:
At the Mart, on Priday, May 61. at Twelve,
iL DESIRABLE COPYIioLD ESTATE,
consisting of u; wards of FORTY ACRES of Well
LAND, with a Substantial DWELLING‘NOUSE ; also a neat
Cottage, Coach house, Stabling, excellent attached and .de-
tached Offices, and requisite Outbuild.nr, In a rural Situation
and Sporting Country; fleetniterfrom Ongar, two•from South
. Weald anti Brentwood, ant twenty miles from London*.
The House is fit for the immediate occupation of a. Genteel
Family, and opens on a rich Paddock, suarounded Isy 'a Planta-
tion of flourishing Firs and Forest 'Frees.
The Prermsee are amply supplied with foe Water, near a
Marl Pit, with capital. Roads, and valuable Right of Common.
A Stago passes to and from London daily..
To be viewed with lickets, and Particulars had ten days pre-
vious to the Sale; of Masts. Hoggart and Philips, 64 uld
Broad-street. Par icula. s also at the Mare; Black Boy, Chelms-
ford; Wirte Hart line, Brentwood and Rumford; and Spread
Eagles, logatestotte.
. .
London, England, 1814-04-16

NOI'ICE.

ALL Persons having claims upon the late Colonel
JAMES NATHANIEL RINE l', of Wester Livilands,
are requested to lodge the same with Alexander Littlejohn,
writer, in Stirling, on or before 15th May next, that measures
May be taken for their payment; and Persons indebted to the
deceased are requested to pay the amount of their respective
Debts on or before the above period, to the said Alexander
Littlejohn, who has power to discharge the same.
PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of
Chancery made in a cause ORIMSHAW against WAL-
DRON, whereby it is ordered that John Campbell, Esq. one of
the Masters of the said Court, shouts inquire and state to the
Court, whether William Sawyer and Charles Sawyer, in the said
Decree name., are living or dead, and if dead, who is or are their
personal Representative or Representatives; and is case the
Master should find that they are living, then it is ordered that he
should mate to the Court, when they were last heard of, ir any par-
ticular circumstances respecting them, as the said Master should
think fit. The said William sawyer and Charles Sawyer,. were
the Sons of William Sawyer, tormerly of Vere-street,Clare-
market, in the County of Middlesex, builder, by Hannah his
wife, (turrne?ty Hannah littrst, spinster) both deceased ; the said
William Sawyer and Charles Sawyer went to South Carolina, or
some other part of America, about 40 years ago; the said Wm.
Sawyer was then about 23 years of age, and the said Charles
Sawyer was then about 21 years of age ; therefore any person or
persons who can give an information whether the mid %Val-
liant oawyer and Lltarles Sawyer are living or dead, and if
dead, when and where they died, and who are their personal re-
presentattves or representative, are, on or before the 7th day of
November, 1814, to give such intormation to the said John
Campbell, Esq. at his Office in Southampton Buildings, Chan •
eery lane, London ; or in default thereof, the said William Saw-
yer and Charles Sawyer, if tiving, or if dead, their Representa-
tives or Representative, will be peremptorily excluded the benefit
of the said Decree. FEW, ASHIVIORE and HAMILTON.
Henrietta-street, Covent Garden, April 14, 1814.

vIvENT I.ES BOURBONS!
Nouvelle Edition,
Dedie a Louis XVIII. et a l'Empereur de Ramie,
LE MALHEUR et la PITIE, Poeme sur la Re.
volution f Ninclise. PtE edE par as Ode a l'lmmortalite.
Par M. L'ABBE DE LILLE.
Bel exemplaire en royal 4to. avec cinq platiches et portraits de
Louts XVI. sa Rein..., du Dauphin, et de Madame Elisabeth,
set. los. Autres Editions, i 15$. 12s. 7s. 6d. et 4s. 6d. tomes
embellies de Portraits.
Se vcndent e!.cx Stoeidale, 51s, No. 41,Pa11-Mall.
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Is Prediction remarquable (avec plusieurs autres chosessupprimi
dans l'Edition de Paris), de la Restoration des Bourbons par
rEmpertur Alexandre, &c.!
Price is. 6d. An Address to the French Nation. By Alex-
ander Walker, Esq.

-2111IERICA.
London, England, 1814-06-24

THE EVENING s•rAIL

LONDON.
FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1814.
Bv, JOIN TSB RdiPTlST.—Holiday at the Stash Each:lege.
The rupture of the negotiations for the marriage of
the Princess CHARLOTTE of WALES and the Here&
'tory Prince Of ORA.NON, is now a matter of notoriety :
it was alluded to in the course of the debate last night.
in the House of Commons, and as our Readers will,
NO doubt, be anxious to know the grounds upon
which the negotiations ended, we give the following
as those most generally credited :—The Princess
CHARLOTTE repeatedly expressed to the Prince of
OfIANGE her aversion to quit her native land. The
The Prince declared that he was pledged to shew her
to the Dutch people, but that he would require her
absence from this country for a fortnight only. The
Princess is reported to have insisted that a clause
should be inserted in the marriage contract, prohibit.
ing.her from ever quitting this country upon any ac-
enunt whatever. To this condition the Pi ince of
ORANGE could not consent, consistently with ins pro-
mise to the Dutch. He persevered in his sult,liow-
ever, thinking to overcame• the objections of her
Royal Highness, but the latter signified them to be
insurmount4ble4 by sending copies of her letter to her
Royal Father and Mosher. Upon this the rejected
boiler cook his deputure fttou London on Tuesday
oilbt,
•
London, England, 1814-06-24

A- --
T a 'MEETING of the INHABITANTS of
the TOWN of NOR I'HAMP fON, held pursuant to
Public Notice, at the Guildhall, in the said Town, the 16th day
of June. 1814,
W 11.1.1 AM BROWN, Esq. Mayor, in the Chair,
Resolved unanimously, That an humble, dutiful, and congra-
tulatory Address be presented to his Royal Highness the Parucc
REG, sir on the happy Restoration of Peace.
(An Address was then proposed, seconded, unanimously
adopted, and ordered to be engrossed).
Resolved unanimously, hat the said Address be signed by
the Mayor on behalf of the Meeting.
Resolved anomalously, 'chat the Mayor and Members in
Parliament for this Town be most respecttully requested to pre-
sent such Address.
Resolved unanimously, That these Resolutions belligned by
the Chairman' and published twice in the Newspapers coiled the
NorthamixonMercury, the brae, and the Courier.
WM. BROWN, Mayor.
The Mayor having quitted the Chair,
Resolved unanimously. That the Thanks of this Meeting be'
given to Wilts/au Botown, Beg. Mayor, tor his readiness in
calling the Meeting, and ter his very excellent' and exemplary
conduct. In the Chau.
London, England, 1814-06-24

COURTS OF LAW.

Sir JOHN NEWPORT postponed his Motion re-
specting Fees taken in Courts of Law, from this day
to Monday.
• Mr. LAW remarked, the Honottrablenatonct had
on a former night made a statement involving stri-
ous charges against certain individuals. It on his
Motion he intended to support these, he .thought it
ought to be brought on as soon as plssibfe. He
hoped the Motion would not be postponed till Mon-
day.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT said, if any imprper
delay bad occurred, that originated in the Returns
not having been made earlier I y the seer:4i Cdurts
of Law. He only postponed the Motion itow, be-
cause two other imp: mot questions sti.od for that
day.
Mr. LAW reminded the HoneurAble B tronet the
Returns front the Court of King's Bench had been
before the ilnuw some time.

Sir JOHN NEWPORT wac aware of that, but
had thought he could not well bring forward his
►Motion till the whole of the Returns were before the
House.
London, England, 1814-06-24

•

the Princess, who
tified with the pros
no means disposed

niary arrangement
'actor'', ought now
on account of the
from other consider
a disposition in Parl
of her Royal High
did Dot hesitate to
be found no obstacle

of his Royal Highn
below perfectly su
lion to visit them tt
I situation. 1
Chile never was a
money a question be
had allowed him on
her a still larger prr
be pleasing to his fei
not preparedto expo
Gentleman now 21 pg
be was not authorise
of the Crown ; but I
apprehended no obs
any farther provision

proper to make for
bounds of proper
that by the arrargei
Princess was 417,
however, finding tt
and not wishing at
pressure on the con
lore the consideratit
those debts, amour
and also give to het
of his own income.
contracting any m
an assurance that b
future debts of her'
more which she wa
brought before the
this arrangement w
fisting separation. I
income of his Roya
anent had settled on
WAS subject to the
4108.000. From
creditors. he had.d
income to discharg
of an income less
agreed to make i
417.000 per annul
'Prince of Wales to

wards took upon b
he gave up £lO,l
for this purpose.
but 5t43.00U year
4113,06 u from t 1

—He believed tha
in these circumstat
for the Princess w
larger one than a
country would ha
all the calumnion
rusty spread, he
. Royal Highness h
lanwe. and had n
her social feelings
then made for her
enhost any other hu
certainly assigned.
would be *wane(
other Court, in th
band and wile. I
toßolynaaleHateig,hneerssa
. l
went for the purl
promise his bons
. .raised against his
the friends of the
.tbe greatest pleas'
complaints oi way
that the Princess
per annum that
payment of thos
When those deb
his Royal Highs'
Lis own creditors,
applied m aid of
viands. He did c
his Royal Hight
given her a largi
If be bad dope at
was artificially n
the friends and a
racter would hay
his Ministers wot
supposed that chi
to have advised
attack was made
.always felt .convi
of truth and jut
TAM" would trit
would now say,
'be
believed there
-the part of the C
Royal Highness
'its discretion she
the House, by a
family which hi
country, and bj
that Governasea
sings, not to be
the royal autheu
Ilustrious famil
before the How
ruentiin and wi
precise motion a
f)bjeCt to it, as!
oderation that
tame and signs
net see any thin
►ssioh, except
,iess. It aaS it
ca the object
dawn with suffi
sent of the crov
that it it was tl
tion of the Fri
to a pecuniary
receive author
that the tulip
liberal— and
this. than clus
,Jipated the
London, England, 1814-04-20

GREBE. AND ROMAN POETS,
This day were published, elegantly priiitedia three Volumes Ilvo.
• I Price Et. 161.
QPECTNIENS of the CLASSIC POETS, in a
Chronolog;cal Series, frer.a..Homer to Tryphtodorus, Iran-
dated Into English Verse, and illustrated with Biographical and
Critical Notices.
By CHARLES. ABRAHAM ELTON, '
Author of a Translation of liesiod.
London : Printed for Robert Baldwin, 47, Paternoster-row.

• CHALFONT, 8 pintlt.-AND L ANGLEY,
couNrY OW MIMS. •
TWO. COPYHOLD MISSUAGF.S AND GARDENS.
Be Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-housi, 'Change Alley, Coral'', To-asol.
cow, u Twelve o'Clock, .
By order of the Executors of Mr. John Gregory, in Two I Alts.
A DESIRABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE.
vll.
Lor 1. A Brick bull DWELLING-HOUSE, with Garden.,
and Orchard, in the occupationfor JOHN EDWARDS, Grocer, To-
nant at Will, situate at Chalfont, St Peter's, on the high road
leading to Aylesbury.
Lor L A Brick built ME.SqUAGE, with tiled roof, Garden
and land, in all shoot Oue Aen, in the occupation of, and on'
law to Mr. FUNKY ROBINSON, Carpenter, situate at Langley,:
in the Zotuity of Bucks.
To be viewed by applying on Ist *crated, Where particulars
may,ba had ; at the Greyhound, Chalfont; Whi,e Horse, Ux-
bridge; Crown, Slough; George, Colnbrook ; the Red Lion.
Sahibs!' and Hounslow; of Mr. Clarke,Subettoe, Sadler,' Hall,
Cheapsi4e ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robius,Warwick-street,
ar s Glidert-que.
•sfilo
London, England, 1814-06-15

MONMOUTH CANAL. SHARES.

THE last Dividend was at the rate of 410 per
Shire clear per Annum; London Dock Stock dividing
£5.105. per Cent. clear per Annum ; Grand Junction, Wilts
and Berks, North Wilts, Grand Union, Wey and Arun, Croy-
don Canal, Sun Life Assurance, and Grand Junction Water
Works Shares.
London, England, 1814-06-15

Apply to Mr. Scott, 28, New Bridge-street. London.

PORTSMOUTH.—ALLIED MONARCHS.
TO BE LET,
During The visit of the Illustrious Sovereigns to Portsmouth,
AN Elegant MANSION, Furnished, consisting of
eight Bed-rooms, Dining and Drawing-room, and two
Breakfast Parlours, with two large Kitchens, and Stabling for
eight or ten Horses, Pleasure-grounds, and Kitchen Garden
stocked and cropped, situate about two Miles from the Grand
Parade, Portsmouth.

Particular; and Terms may be known by applying at No. 34
St. Mary Hill, London.
N. B. The use of a Mitch Cow If requiied.

SURREY.

Compact FAMILY RESIDENCE, within 7 Miles of Town.
TO BE LET, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED,
By Mr. ROBINS,
ADESIRABLE RESIDENCE, planned for the
accommodation of a Gentleman's Family, with excellent
Offices, Gardens, and Pleasure-grounds. A Farm of Two Hun-
dred Acres, witk farm-house and Buildings, may be had with
the Mansion, or any part of it that may be required.
To he viewed by Tickets, which, with particulars, may be
had of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden.square ; where a
Plan of the Estate-may be seen.

PEMBROKESHIRE.
LEAD MINES AND MINERALS.
TO BE LET BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

Upon Lease, for a't erm of Years, with immediate Possession,
THE LEAD MINES and MINERALS, called
A- LLANFIRNACH, in the parishes of I.lanfirnacit and
Clydey, in he county of re mbrokr, within ten miles of the sea-
port town of Cark;an, and twelve of the seaport town of Pew-,
port, to which said places there are good and convenient toads.
Every encouragement %sill be given by tle.: Proprietors for the
proper working of the Mines to respectable persons.
Fur further Particulars apply (if by letter, post-paid) to Mr.
Beynon, Solicitor, Newcastle-Emlyn, Carmarthenshire ; or to
Mr. Marsden, Pontvane, Egiwyswrw, near Cardigan, who will
sliew the premises, and give every necessary information upon
the business.
London, England, 1814-06-15

POR ISMOUTH, JUNE 14.

Arrived his Majesty's ship GROWLER from the
Eastward ; Maria, CATHARINE, from Cherburg.—
Sailed his Majesty's ship SitAnPsfloormt to the
Westward. Vie expect the Mediterranean and Que-
beC Fleets will sail in the morning, wind perm it-
Ling. No additional convoys.
London, England, 1814-06-15

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

General PI111) preserved a P.-tido,' trout the Ship-owners
of Scarhorola:;h, 1110 trature of which was nut beard.—lt was
ordered to lie on the table.

Sir 1. (1 AHAM presented a Petition from the inhabitantc of
Car agdimt the l'uor Lcttltntent Lill.—Ordered to lie on the
table.

The House went into a C'«ntmittee on Best's Divorce Bill,
when Counsel was he.tril, and Am- witnesses were examined.

On the motion of Ir. WORTLEY, the Parish Appretitici s
Bill was read a first time and ordered to be printi.d, and read a
second time on Friday.
Mr. PETER MUURE postponed his motion relative to an
Inquiry into the state of tho Civil Government of Canada, till
this day se'nnight.
A Petition was presented irons certain Distillers in England,
praying that the Irish Spirit Intercourse Suspension Act be far-
OLT continued.—Ordered to lie on the table. _

Mr. LUSHINGTON moved for accounts of Es-
chequer Bills to the amount of X1..1,000,000 for 1813,
outstanding and unprovided for. Leave being given,
they were afterwards brought up.
The Report on the Cape' Wine Bill was brought
up and agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a
third time to-morrow.

..... _ ... _
The Report on the Irish Insolvent Debtors' Bill
was brought up : the amendments being agreed to,
the Bill was read a second time, and ordered for a
third reading to-morrow.
The Deeds Attestation Bill was read a second time.
London, England, 1814-06-15

TREATY ON PEACE.

The Eatl of LIVERPOOL observed, that their
Lordships were aware from the Order Book, that the
consideration of the Treaty of Peace with France WAS
fixed
.for Thursday. As he believed it would be in-
convenient for several Noble Lords to attend on that
day, lie should propose to defer the proceeding until
Thursday se'nnight, and he accordingly moved to
discharge the present cider, and renew it for the lat-
ter day.—Ordered.
The Dutch Trade and the Gin Manufacturers' Bills
were read a third time and passed.
The other Bills upon the Little being forwarded,
their Isi,rdships adjourned till to-morrow.
London, England, 1814-06-15

llßl`li6.

Monday se'noight, at Kent Howe, Lady Boringdom, .of a
daughter.
Sunday sepnight, in Great Cumberland-placer the Lady of the
H 0... G. foier of a daughter.
At his house, in Caventil4h-square, the Lady of Lieutenant..
Geoeral the Hon. John Crewe, of a daur,hts.r.
London, England, 1814-06-15

CAMBRIDGE CANAL BILL:.

On the question for agreeing to the Report of the Committee II
un the Cambridge Canal Bill, some discussion arose.
The Earl of HARDWICKE supported the measure, which
was opposed by the Earl of BRIDGEWATER ; and some dif-
ference of opinion also occurred on the point of suspending the
relevant standing Orders, with a view to the immediate progress
of the
hi the result, the Report of the Committee was confirmed
without a division ; and Lord HA RDWIC K & gave notice he should
move the third reading of the 818 to•morruw,
London, England, 1814-06-15

TH.AIi mr.

BoutintArm, JUNE 7.—Twelve thousand infantry
have already embarked far America, and as many
more are expected. Seven thousand cavalry horses
have been sold here at from £lO to £l2 per horse.

The 31d and 54th regiments are daily expected in
lrrland Isom Holland, to do garrison duty. Each
of them consists of 500 men, but there is little doubt
from the fine character of both, that they will soon
be completed to 1000 each. The 54th will he quar-
tered in Limerick, where it has so often filled up its
numbers, especially before it embarked for Egypt,
and distinguished itself under the immortal ABER-
CHOMITE. The 33d will be quartered in Kilkenny, or
it is said in Cavan and Coote-hill.