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Star.
London, England, 1814-06-27

MINDEN. JUNE 17.

The corps of General •Tatientzien, from Magde-
burg, V 5,000 strong, will occupy the Weser. Part is
already at Rauloin and Hameln. Tauevitzien's head-
quarters will be at Pyrrnont. The Duke of Saxe
Weimer will have the title of Grand Duke.
FRANKFORT, JUNK Is.
The.f,llowing statements AM circulated here: Aus-
tria cedes to Russia the Buckowine, and two other
circles in East Gallicia, bat is indemnified not only
with the city of Cracow, but also an adequate terri-
tory beyond the Vistula in West Galicia. On the
lather side Austria receives the whole of Venetian Dal-
rnatia, the Duchy of Mantua, Lombardy,. And the
Venetian Islands in Greece, C rfu, Cephalonia, Zone,
iSrx- on the German side, Austria receivas all 1)
the Invtirticl, SAlzbiugh, and Passau ; a cession will
be arranged with Bavarea, for which that kingilo:n
as.an indemnitypWuttzburg:and an adequate
'errituiry on the Kilian and Maine. Prussia is to have
the Duchy of Brig. The Cpman or Tommie Order
11 to be restored; And the Archduke Anthony to remain
, Grand Master.

His Imperial Highness the Archduke is to he Go.
ve!i•or of the ittistnill2 Nrthcrlands, and of that coun-
tr y of Liege.
His Imperial Highness the. Archduke John is to
be Govt.:liar of the ItAlt.tn dominions.

I-JAMBURGH. JUNE a 9.
This morning, tit our infinite joy, arrived the first
direct English. Mail of the 14th.
The Lady of General Count Bettnigsen left us this
iroirsilig, to the regret of all our citizens, to whom
her amiable character has rendered her so dear.
ALIONA, JUNE so.
We have received to.iay ihe aflt cting news of the
death hi? Highness the universigly befuved Duke
'of tietticiwick aulsteita Aupstenburs,
London, England, 1814-06-27

TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.

LORD COCHRANE.
SIR—I beg leave, through the medium of your
piper, to oiler the following general observations on
the judgment which has been given in the Court Of
King's Bench against this unfortunate Nobleman
Notwithstanding the variety and multitude of evi-
dence adduced during. the trial in support of the pro-
secution, so far from it appearing to a demonstration
that he is guilty, it is Very possible, nay, highly pro-
bable, that he is perfectly innocent. The end of all
criminal investigation is truth, and the object of
truth is the administration of justice and judgment;
but truth and falsehood, accident-and design, may
be so variously and intimately blended, so thoroughly
interwoven, as frequently to preclude the possibility
of discrimination, and although a man may be found
guilty, yet it diva not always follow ;I a consequence
that he is so ; for appearances often wear the sem-
blance of truth, and coincidencies of design. It us
deeply and sincerely to be lamented, that a man of
Cocinta N u's exalted rank, splendid professional
abilities, and unblemished reputation, at once the
pride and solace of his family and friends, and an or-
nament to his country, should hay been incautiously
and unconsciously entangled in the intricacies ;and
convolutions of so infamous a combination, and so
diabolical a plot, of the oject of which, its extcnt, and
the number of its ramifications, he may. have been in
a great measure, if not altogether, ignorant. The cir-
cumstance of his having made such earliest and- re-
peated snlicitations..for a new and exclusive trial,
Which was refused in consequence of an undeviating
principle bl law, and the rigid formality of a Court,
cannot, be contemplated but with feriings of the
.deepest commiseration, as he might have had an op.
portupity of eldcirlating the circumstances of the
transaction, so far as they related to hinisaf, and 4
establishing
.fiis innocence; a strong and durable im-
pression of which, it is to be ho:wd, still remains
*stamped upon the public mind, never to be efaced,
by the arts and machinations cf his enemies.
The constitution of this country, and the fabric of
:its laws, have often excited admiration and exhausted
,panegyric, but its penal code has been uniformly de-1
precated by many of our most celebrated moralists
for its severity, and the disproportion between po-1
nishments and offences.

Whatever his Lordship's political conduct and as-
sociations may have been, it is greatly to be hoped
that the consideration of his high character, and the
eminent services which he has rendered to hi. country,
will rescue him from the ignominious part of the pu-
nishment, awarded only in flagrant offences to the
vilest and meanest of mankind.
June 23, 1214.
London, England, 1814-06-27

Of Bnsscat, Canna, and STORZA. A great atm-
ber of persons, it is added, wilt be summoned before
the Tribunals to answer foir their conduct during the

. •
captivity of his HOLINESS. He has elevated to the
dignity of Cardinal M. GM:MIN who has been
many years a prisoner in the dungeon's of Vincennes.
Cardinal GONSALVI, who visited London a few days
.-aince in the capacity of Legate, or Ambassador Es•
traordmary., is appointed Secretary of State. -

. . .
It gives us much pleasure to perceive, that the
character of Britons for a hatred of tyranny and
cruelty, and a love of justice, remains as great as
when the Hydra of Slavery was first assailed in this
country. In every quarter meetings are calling by
public advertisement fur the expression of the public
sentiment on this most momentous question ; and
resolutions adopting for presenting respectful petitions
to Parliament, praying that the guilt of reviving this
abominable and wicked commerce may be averted
from this free and happy country. There is ne time
to be lost. Those parishes which may not yet have
called meetings to concur in the exertions of the ene-
mies of slavery, should instantly express their abhor-
rence of such a diabolical traffic.
London, England, 1814-06-27

MADKID,JUNE 9.

The Duke del 'Mani ido appointed President of
the Council of Cistik. He is the firg Gs mike of
Spain who has hid this dignity for•SS years. rhig
ju. isaiLtion is one of very high imporsat..... ; i s
vileges are almost without bounds. Tile Pies Jtfit
of Castile exercises the highest powers of P met in
general and particular eases. He tabs eigpizanee
of civil and criminal calm* and even gives ordzes to
all the tribunals of the Kingdom, as well Ab to all
the civil authorities; he is accountable only to the
King for his proceedings, and has theprivilege of
coming into the presence of the Sovereign at any
time he presents himself.
General Lacy, who commanded, in Galicia' has
been induced to fullovr she exaMple of the other
Generals of the Army. This is the same whit so
solemnly took, and caused c then to takeithe oath of
fidelity to the Constitution of the CORM

TOE EVENING-gTAit.

LON

NIONPAY, JUNE 27, 1814.
We have Paris Papers before us of Thursday last.
From Saxony we learn that a great part of that Elec.
torate viol be ceded to Prussia, and Linmtrastra's
King of Saxony will retain the remainder. with the
exception of Thuringia, which has been gives to the
Uuke iii SACS WsIMAR. 1140S;ter statement gives
out that Prince WILLIAM of Prussia, it t•I be the new
Sovereign of S.ixo .y, and that the Ex-King is to be
alltiwed a Pension, fox lite—he reskies at prrsent with
his family. at .11erlin. The Rubsian troopi which
blockaded Hamburgh have taken up cantonment. itt
Hol.tein4 where 50,000 Allied troops are c.ollecting
to be in readiness to assiat Sweden in subjtigativg
Not way.

The proceedings of the Chamber of Deputies, aliar
the Frei). h liouse Commons, ate highly farcical :
amnng other tonteries with which they were occupied
on the 22d instani, was the reettation of a Betas en. I
titled 4. rtaice saved," o. which mention ts gravely '
directed to be rui.4,le in the: joitrllethe •
VOUST has been exiled to his country seat.
Front Italy, we learn that the Pure is carrying
matters wa.h a high hand. Every Ecclesiastic NIA)
I vowed th atrocion. usurp .tion BoNAPARTE his
been d.smtssed 'Tom nis church pri lemmata : M.
MAL .v (41ephew to Bonaparte's t trumpet.) ) i 441111111
aii.ntig the Dumber. The SOVEREIGN I'ONTIff nas
also interdicted all access to his Pglilte W the Dukcs
London, England, 1814-06-27

HAMBURGH MAIL.

HANOVER, JUNE 17.

The march of the Swedish troops through this city
still continues. It is reported that disputes, wherein
much blond has been shed, have taken place bet ween
the Prussian troops in Wesel and the French troops
from Hambuegh, that were marching through ; that
between 4 and 500 of the Fiench were killed, and the
rest Fut under arrest in the casements of the fortress.

JUNE 16.—Fiftaen battalions of Hanoverian troops
are to relieve the Prussians in Brabant, who march
to the Rhine. The Russian German Legion, com-
manded by General Count Walmoden Gimburn, is
g:ven to the King of Prussia.
London, England, 1814-04-15

kIPAL JATELttGkNc

The hes( wet for ludi4 will be disrXtthed at the
;India House in the course of neit week.
OURTAIOUTH, &Mt, 14.
Arrived his Majesty's ship Rtnnius, froni a.cruize
off the Wight ; SentdurLY from a cruize ; and the
MISILETOE from Plymouth.—Wind East.

DEAL. APRIL 14.
Arrived the GRILTON sloop of war from a cruize,
and the Ault'. cutter, with dispatches from the
Roompot. Sailed the MINERVA frigate to Sheerness,
SHELDRAtE afta 14HRACIAN for Portsmouth, and the
ALERT cutter for Leith. Came down from the River
the Surrey, for India.—Wind S.W.

SHEERNESS, APRIL. 14.
Sane* is Majesty's ships Mi.:iv:mm.7s and Havoc,:
with a convoy for the Baltic. The next will sail about
the 21st instant.—Wind S. S. W.

LIVERPOOL, APRII.I3.
Arrived the Rapid, SKINNER, from Berniuda; sailed
12th March. Admiral COCHRANE had arrived at
Bermuda a few days hefure the Terpsichore French
frigate, priie to the MAJESTIC, arrived at Bermuda,
12th March.

•
GRP.ENOCK,,APRIL 11.
Information has been received here, that an Ame-
rican privateer has appeared oft the North Ewas and
has captured two vessels belcinging to Liverpool, and
one. to Hull ; the crews of which she landed on the
island of floyc, one of the Orkney isles. the Spa•
nish ship Talavera, Murat°, from Amelia Island,
loaded with cotton, is just corning up. Has had a
passage of 45 days. The Alice; MiPtiEnsow, from
Limerick to Liverpool, upset in the Shannon on the
130th ult. and sank in 17 fathoms Water—crew saved.

The Bonapartean delusion is at length dispelled
which caused Europe so much misery. The French
nation has returned to the paternal government of i
ancient native Princes. The civilised world has been
saved by the example and by the perseverance of
England. Veninnu ad natvumumfortuns. In this grand
jubilee of conciliated nations, the old miserable wai-
-1 national faction try to shuffle into the procession, and;
hope to pass unnoticed, as if they had all along been
staunch supporters of the great cause which has so
gloriously triumphed !
We understand that a Deputation, tonsisting of
the most distinguished persons, selected from the
Military, the Senate, the Legisbni,e, and other Public
Bodles, is expected shortly from Paris, commissioned
to invite the lEttm of Famace to ascend the Throne
London, England, 1814-04-15

This day were published, in Sao. price I :Is. beards,
QERMONS, by .the Rev. ARCHIBALD ALI-
kJ SON, I. 1,. B. Prebendary of Sarum, Rector of Boddington.
Vicar of High Frcall, in tilt. County of Salop, and senior Minister
of the Episcopal Chapel, Edirburgh.
Printed far Longman, Hurst, Pees, Orme and Brown, Lon-
don; and Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh.
Of whom may be had. by the same Author,
ESEATS, on the Na'ure and Principles of Taste, 2 Vols. Svo.
Third Edition, price Xi. Is. boards.
London, England, 1814-04-15

PULIC2a

BOW -STMT.—Wednesday night C. Astir was
charged with robbing a gentleman of his .old watch
in the crowd opposite Ackermann's shop in the Str-m I.
The prosecutor caught the prisoner's hand with. his
watch in it, but it was dropped and lost in the con-
fusion, supprsed to have been carried off by some of
his gang. On searching him, a silver watch and a
gold mounted snuff box were found in his w..istcoat
pocket. He was remanded.
Yesterday Ellen Thomas was charged by Mr. Law.
son, of the Navy Pay Office, with personating the
wife of C. Bicknell, a seaman on board the Moselle,

for the purpose of receiving his pay. She was re-

manded.
T. Swan, aliAs Darby, was charged with obtaining
sf I note frum Mr. Atkinson of the Mint, under false

pretences. The prisoner on Wednesday called on
Mr. A. as he stated, by desire of Mrs. Darby, Mr.
A.'s aunt, to whom he pretended to be rclated, and
said he had lately arrived from Holland, where Mrs.
Dat by's family lived, and that he was much distreso-
ed, in consequence of the distracted state of the Con-
tinent, and requested the loan of £.5 to redeer a shawl
which he had been under the necessity of pledging to
supply his necessities. Mr. Atkinson, though taken
with his plausible statement, aid not feel inclined to
pan with £5 without making enquiries, but he let him
have one pound, and would Yet him have the remain-
der yesterday alter he had seen his aunt. On his cal-
ling upon her he found she knew nothing of him, ex-
cept that he had attempted to persuade her that he
was a relation, from the thorough knowledge he had
of her family in Holland, and he had obtained AI of
her. Mr. Atkinson, in consequence, took Vickery
yesterday morning to the Swan Inn, Westminster.
bridge, where he was to meet him, and took him into
cestody. He was committed for further examination.
A number of petsons were fined, and several held
,to bail, for letting off fire-works in front of Somerset-
house.

MANSION-110VSE.—J. Castle, aged 79 years, was
charged with stealing a shovel from the shop of Mr.
Finch, an ironmonger, in Nshopsgate-street. He was
caught with the property in his possession, and had
twice betore been detected in similar acts of roguery.
_ _
London, England, 1814-04-15

TO THE PROPRIE I ORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
Lam es AND GZNTLEMZN.
WE beg leave-to otter you °or grateful acknow-
ledgments for the honour you have conferred on us by
re-eleetkig us into the Direction. .
Trusting that the Proprietors willever find us deserving of the
t:olden. c they have reposed in us,
Mojave the honour to be, with great respect,
Ladles and Gentlemen,
Vour must obedient and very hpmble Servants.
ROBERT CLERIC
SAMUEL. DAVIS.
London, England, 1814-06-18

I GAGI:.
WANTED 105,000 in one Sam, or in diforent
Sums, on Mortgage of a Lupe Fant;lv Est%te of ablye
thrice the value. The Interest will be punctually raid II:Of-yearly
at a Banking-bouse in London, or remitted to Cite Leader, at his
oPtiml•
Further pUrticulars can be given, with reference to respectable
Solicitors of the Proprietor of *the Estate, at Mr. Mill, r, Law
Stationer, Great Shire•lane, London.
London, England, 1814-06-18

TO BE PEREMPTORILY sou),

Ptirsnant to an Ord..r of the High Court of Chancery, made In
a Cause, GriMats 3ga:rya Robson, with' the approbation of
FRANCIS PAUL S TRATFORD, Fsq. nee of the /sinters of the
said Court, at the Public Sale Room, in Southampton-build-
Chancery-lane, Londm, to One 1..0t, On Tuesday, the
41st or June, at One &Clock in tie Afternoon,
LEASEHOLD ESTATE, situate in Sweet
Appleicoart, Dishoingate *lthout, London, consisting of
a Dwelling-house, occupied by Sarah Mitcham, :nil sandry
pieces of Gritind, Coach-houses and S•ahles adjoiniar; free front
Land-tax and Ground Rent, and held fur an uuexpired 'rerm of
slat rfive years. •

Priuted t'aticu►ara may be had at the said Master's Chambers,
In Southampton-building 4, aforesaid; of Mussrs. Cur and Kensit,
Solicitors, John-.meet, Bedford-row ; and of Mr. Winn, Solici-
tor, Barnard's Inoi, Holborn.

rIIO be SOLD for Two Thousand Guineas to any
J. Nobleman, Lady, Gentleman, or,Person, who'can give re-
spectable references, a SHARE in an ESTABLISHMENT of
the utmost respectability that will bear the most strict investiga-
tion and that is likely to realite a rapid fortune without any
trouble to the Purchaser, who need not take an active part, or
appear at all in business.

the Dividends are paid quarterly.—Letters (post paid) with
real name and plate of abode, addressed to George Woo 4 Esq.
No. 16, Spring Gardens. London, will be attended t0...-personal
enquiries will not be noticed.

GUESTONIAN MEDICINES.
I‘rm
IR. theßlAit.bßliNc,E•hat the GTT GIUTEESSTTONIAc NeMtfrepeLIDIITCIyiNnfES sees
sold by Messrs. Nswaerty.and Sows, wbolvale and retail, No.
Darne.sWeet, Dublin; and those that with to see the salutary
eillcacy of them mr.y receive utat in'omation, by perusing h's
" Guide front Pain, price ts. sold cs above; or by examining
the STAR Newspaper, ntl's slickly Messenger, or La Belle As-
semblie, where then see that these chemical preparations
have been established en London for more than twenty years, by
relieving the following complaints in less °tan one hour, and by
curing in a reasonable time, ;..1 sort, of Gout, Rheumatic Gout,
Rheumatism, Pleurky, I.!v• 7 L:.:napfaintis, old Sp-ains. Bruises,
and Weak less, nr Contr.tztioni proceeding fpan repeated parox-
ysms (tithe above e': eptaluts ; likes :se Head-aches, root h-sches,
Pace-aehes, az.d Ear-aches: sotto yatients, after they had been a?.-
ntizted into thc London Hospitals, continued there a rea.nnahk
times, and returtied.without bring rclievetl, have afterwards been
restored to perieet healtb.hy the use of tin-se restoratives. The.
successtilending hi Attibihmts, Asthmatic, Nervous, and Con.
sumpri%e Pills, are so great as alinost to seem incredible; and his
ro th Powder, if once used, well always be preferred.
N 13. These Medit.ines are sold wholesale by all the respect.'
ab!e :Cletlietne Venders in London; but retail troll, by the Pro-
prietor, Curve, No. 9, Great surrey- treet.
London, England, 1814-06-18

The Pii-OPER IT of a GENTLEMAN.

The Home has been altered and improved at a very consider-
able expense, and contains—in the Upper qtorev, Four Attic.;
on the Second :mum Iwo spacioaviry Chambers, wit!. Clo-
sets, a Dressing.cluset, &c.; on tlie-F.rst ,torey is a handsome
Drawing-Mom, neatly f'it'ted up, vii!.) bow.-d back-front, com-
manding the Parade, &c.; a troot Drawing-room, Dre.sing-elo-
sr, &c.; an elegant, roomy, light Staircase; spacious Entrance-
hall, excellent Dinifg-parlour' Study, breriing-roam, and Wa•
ter-clthet, and open Yard; liamement, a good Kitchen, Back-
kitchen, Butler's-room, Store-room, Vault for Beer, Wine, and
Coal.; a Coach-house, and Stable for four horses.

The whole in ►ubstantial and excellent order.

May be viewed, by a:Tlylng on the Premises, where Persica-,
lays may be had; and of G. Ellis. Esq. Abingdon-street ; at Gar-
rAw.ty's ; and of Mr. Robins, Waiw• c::-,trees, Golden-square.

BERKSHIRE.

CapitA FREEHOLD ES I'ATE. Tithe-free, and Land Tar,

redeemed.

WINHURST FARM, cdnit;;;;Tthe Town of WALLING-
FORD, and a short {distance from READING; nearly Out
• Hundred'and Twelve Acres, in Lots.
Ey Mr: IZUBINS,
At the Lam!) ,Inn, Wa'lingford, on Friday, July 8, at One,
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE.
xl lithe-free. and Land tax redeemed, comprishm WIN-
HURS FARM, contiguous• to the capiral Market Town of
Wallingford, in the County of Berk., containing nearly One
Hundred and twelve Acres, of rich Arable LauJ, with a Cot-
tage, Firm-house, pardeni Orchard, Barns, Stable, Cow•houies ,
Car-shed, and oth.:r Out-buildings, In the occupation of Mr.
Patiter,sen.aild which, for the convenience or the inhabitant., of
Wallingford, will be sold la small Lots.

To be viewed by applying to Mr. Pa 'ter, a .whom Particu-
lars may he had ; at the Lamb Inn, Wallin:fold ; White' Hart,
Remo,; Be ir, ; Star, OiitOrd ; Bell, Het.ley ; of Me-.4r4.
'Foulkes, Langford, and Weford, So:idiom Sou:hampton.streec,
Strand; and or .Mr. Robins., Warwick-street, Goklett-hquare,
where a Plan of the Estate may he i.een.
London, England, 1814-06-18

NEW-STREET, SPRING•GARDENS.

Eligible RESIDENCE; OkICES, CO.kCH•HOUSE, and
STABLES.—By Mr. ROBINS.
At Garraway's Coffee• Howe, 'Change Alley, Cornbill, on Fri-
day; July 1, tat 4, a: Twelve o'eltx.k,
A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
11 comprising a desirable pleasant Residemee,.everlosAmg the
Parade of St. James's Park, situate No. 20, on the. Last side of
New-s:reet, Siring-Gardens.
London, England, 1814-04-12

ACTS OF THE PROVISIONAL CIOVERNKINT.

The Provisional Goverernest, haring wkh grief that obstacles
have been made to the reiuro of the Pope to his torriturws, art%
deploring that continuance of insult w. ielt bas so wog over-
irlielmed the courageous Head whom the Chetah demands, ut•
dets that every obstacle MO Inunedssdr, and that all due ho.
pours be paid him nn his journey.
The Civil and Military dthciriiiite are charged with the tee.
cotton of the present deer.-e.

Given at Paris, April 1814.
The Provisionrj Government considering how pillow it is In
itself, and conteari to the conventions which ba4 preceded the
departure of his Majesty the King of Spain, to keep at ilerpisnon
his brother tke Infant Dun Carlo., ur.ter, that the Fiume be CCM.
ducsed as soon as passible, with aU the losers due to his moist
to the first Spanish post.
Given at Pans, April 2, 1214.
THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT DECRFE,—

1. that all the emblems, cypher,, and arms which have cha-
racterised the Government of iLinaparte, shall be suppreued aLd
effaced, wherever they exist.
Q. That this suppression shall be executed eaclusivtly by p-r-
-sons delegated by the authority of the Police, or the Municipa-
lity, withoat the zeal of individuals assisting in it, ur prevesit-
log it.

3. That no address, proclamation, public journal, or rive!,
writing, contain injurioua expressions against :he Gov•rnmvnt
ovtrthrown, the came of the country being too noble to adopt
such means! •

IMPERIAL. COURT OF }YAM

The Imperial Court has aiopted the fullowing
Decree :
The Court, feetng all the value of the efibrts which have at
leng.h delivered France from a tyrai'u.ic yoke :
Penetrated with respect and admit-aloe' for the august Scots
reigns, who are the models of disinterestedness and magnanimity:
Lapresaing a 1,,, their profound love for the noble raced Kluge
who, for eight centuries, have constituted the happiness of Fian.e,
and who, alone, can bring back peace, orcive, and justice, in •
country to whicu the secret wiwhew ut 411 have never ceawed tit
invoke the lawful Suverrigns ;
Decree, That they adhere unanimously to the Decree of Dv*
thronement of Bonaparte and his family, pronounced hy a Decree
of time Senate of the 3.lllllMiflt,—AND I hA r, VAITNFUL Ta INti
ft/NUMMI( fa%‘, LAWS In IXL KINGDOM. Thar Inbille Wll*
ALL TUMID REMIT TOO IaTOUN or I Mt MEAD Or I 111 111416.14
or Bouts** To Tat HCIII.I3II^ANY l'llmON or Sr. Louis.
'llse Fire eresWent, (signed) BF.GUIER.
London, England, 1814-04-12

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, FALMOUTH, APRTI. O.
Sailed the Queen Charbtte Packet, with a Mail,
For Passages..-Wind variable, fine weather.

PORTSMOLTTII, APRIL 11.

Arrived a small fleet from the Downs, under e`on•
voy of his. Majesty's ship Ante. Sailed his Majesty's
ship ZEPHYR, on a cruize. His Maje:ty's ship RI-
NALDO takes convoy for the Downs. The West In-
dia fleet, and the Quebec fleet, are apected to sail
to-morrow, ,or Wednesday morning.
P.S. Sailed leis Majesty's ship COMET, to collect
the convoy for Newfoundland, at Poole.—Wind E.
PLYMOUTH, APRIL. 7.

The QUEEN CItARLOTTE, of 110 guns, is arrived
from off Brest. Also arrived the John, DICKSON,
London, with timber and coffee she was blamn out
of New Providence in a squall, leaving the master
and three men behind. Sailed the Z!ALous and a
yacht for off Brest.—Wind E.
London, England, 1814-04-12

DEAL, APRIL

Arrived the BADGER hired armed cutter, from the
RociMpot ; his Majesty'S ship MINERVA. With a con-
voy from Plymouth and Portsmouth, which are sail-
ed for the River. Came 'down from Ole River the
Bengal East Indianian, bound to the East Indies ;
also the Harriet and Rambler, for the West Indies
London, England, 1814-04-12

EAST INDIA HAUS!, Aft.ii 116,
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of so UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trolly
to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give ',space,
That a General Court of the said Company will be held at
their House in Leadenhall-street, on Wednesday, the 13th April
next, from Nine o'Clock in the Morning until Six in the Even-
ing, for the Election of Six Directors of the said Company for
Four Years. JAMES ,COBB, Secretory.
London, England, 1814-04-12

FREER° LD ANL/ LEASEHOLD ES TA I ES,

(Held under the Crown, &c.)
IN PICCADILLY, JERMYN-STREET, DUKE-STREET,
ST. JAMES'S, SWALLOW-STREET, VINE-STREET,
CHANDOS-STREET.—By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's CofF:e-house, 'Change-alley, Corohill, Oft Thors-
day. the 21st April, 1814, at Twelve o' Clock, in Los,
By Order of the Executor, of ions Ott AGORY, EMI. deceased,
ASUBSTANTIAL FREEHOLD DWELL-
ING-HOUSE, three Stories high, two Rooms on a Floor,
with Yard, &c. situate No. 11, on the East Side of Duke-street,
St. James's, in possession of Mr. Sown e.
A spacious, roomy, and substantial BRICK-DWELLING-
HOUSE, on the same side of the street, on Lease to Mr. 'Ames
BINS ILL, held under the Crown.
THREE substantial, roomy, genteel BRICK DWELLING-
HOUSES, with large open Yards, and Back Buildings, situate on
the West Side of Duke-street, held under the Crown, Nos. 28,
29, and SO, 90 Lease to Mr. C,111.1.10N, Mr. GATLITTC, and
Mr. Lewis.

A capital roomy DWELLING-HOUSE and BAKER's SHOP
in front, with open Yard, Bakehouse, and Buildings, on Lease
to Mr. Jo nu sois, situate in the preferable part of Piccadilly,' op-,
polite Burlington I louse, held under th.!„ Crown.
A substantial DWELLING-HOUSE, with Yards, Work-
shops, Cellars, &c. situate in Piccadilly, near the above, held
under the Crowe, in po.st3sion of Mr: Stint, Bricklayer.
A substantial, spacious, and well-accustomed CiPITILEL
PUBLIC-HOUSE, the HORSE•SHOES, or UNIPN ; let to
Messrs. ELLIOTT and Co. advantageously isituife it'd:se tomer
the
Jermyti-street and Bury-street, now in full trade; hell under tile
Crown. ,1..e..1
A FREEHOLD HOUSE, three stories high, situN.tli Vine-
street, Chandos-street, Strand, on Lease to Mr. Memoir.
TWO LEASEHOLD HOUSES, held under the Crolen, three
stories high, two rooms on a floor, with Yards, large Cellars,
Etc. situate on the West Side of Swallow-street, neat Piccadilly,
on Lease to Mr. Flair', Bricklayer, and Mr. HALL.
These Houses are very valuable property. The principal part
of the Crown Leases have lately been renewal, and are very eli-
gibly situate, producing a net rental of upwards of Six Hundred
and Sixteen Pounds per Annum, and which, in a short time may
be considerably increased.
May be viewed, by leave of the Tenants.
Particulars of Mr. Clarke, Solicitor, mauler's-hall, Cheapsiddi
at Oarraway's • at the Horse Shoes or Union, Jerm,.t-streel;
and of Mr. Robin., Wortrick-street, Golden-square.
London, England, 1814-04-12

BISH of 4, CORNIIILL, and 9, ClLttaNG-Citoss,
entreats the Holders of any Outstanding Shares of Capital
Prizes, sal at the above Offices, to bang them for Payment or
exchange for Tickets and Shares. in the New Lottery, to be
brawn die nd and 10th of NEX r MONTH, the Scheme of
s hie!' is new ; as the First 50 Blanks, drawn the First Day, and
the First 50 Blanks drawn the Second Day will each be entitled
to the produce of 10 tickets in the Second Lottery to be drawn
in JUNE, by witich Extra Benefits the Capitals in the Second
Lottery may be obtained —The First Lottery consists of only
11,000 Tickets, and contains
1 Prize of £20,000 1 Prize of £5,000
1 - - - . 15,0001 0 2,300
1 ! - - i. , 10,000 6
Tickets and Shares are Selling by BISH, who in the Lottery
=bat fiitisbed last Month Sold in Share 4 No. 5,151 a Prize of
PitrO, *);14o. 4928 a Prize of X-2,.400, No. 4,175 a Prize of
£3OO, &c. &e.
't• Belsemes of the New I.otteny may be had gratis at 4, Corniull,
or 9, Chaiing•Cross.

STATE I.o'l TERY.
An advance in the Price of Tickets and Shares will take place on
Monday Derr, the Itith
THE CONTRACTORS having paid a very haw
additional sum, in order to obtain for the Public the Double
Chance, pr sented by Government, in the Scheme of the Lottery
to be drawn on the 3d of May, they are under the necessity of
rasing the prices (wh'ch are, at present, not hither than in corn-
mon I.otterists),,et the same time they have felt it incumbent nn
them to give a previons notice of such rise, iu order that all per •
suns may have an opiprtunity of purchasing at the first price,
'therefore no alteration will take place until Monday Next, the
18th of April.
RICHAVDSON.GOODLUCK and Co. 7 Contractors.
-SWIPT thd'Co:
-4/ PRILIZIEE tam • I PRICE REIT MONDAY.

- pen ,6 •0 I IlFlroe .E2S 11 0
,11 if 0 Half - 12 3 0
6 1 Twarter • 63 0
9 1 6 Eighth - 3 2 6
1 11 0 Sixteenth 1 11 6:

. Ticket
Half
. Quarter
Eighth -
Sixteenth

Orders transmitted to any of the Offices, on or before Satur-
day next, will be executed at the present prices • from the great
and increasing demand, it is very probable another rise nap tabs
place htfars the Drawing.
London, England, 1814-04-12

PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

BOULOGNE, APRIL 10.
You have heard of course ot the abdication ot
%parte. He has already set off for Italy undo- an
escort of 500 men. .He is to be allowed six Millions
of francs a year. When this was riotiFred to him, he
said that it was too mach for the wants of a soldier
like him ; and in of farewell address to the French
army, it is said, that he acknowledges that he has
acted wrong.
We are here all rejoicing; firing of cannon, ringing
of bells, illuminations, &c.
London, England, 1814-06-20

FROM SACKfiI'S HARBOUR.

" We learn that letters from Commodore Chaun-
cey and other gentlemen are received, of dates to
Monday, the 9th instaut, mentioning the capture of
Oswego, by the British, on the 6th. From these
.tt,:rs it appears that the Corninodore lost there, of
tides destined fur Sleket's Harbour, three pieces
mt: cannon, and cordage and other smstll stores, worth
from 500 to 1000 dollars. The route of the remain-
ing stores belng changrd, they were sent to Wood
Creek, to go by land from there to the /labour, and

will occasi.m a &lay ut fifteen days, or possibly not
a ~..... more elan right or ten, iu the naval preparations of
• the Commodore."
" BURLINGTON, MAY 13.
40 We undert.ind, by a gentleman from Vergennes,
) who arrived in town list evening, that Commodore
X•Donough had sailed to meet the enemy with• what
.441" vb.

ships lying there. Admiral LINZ= had been reliti-
e a.ustD MAYOR rewiring «
.°.'"'---77;;;PCIC Of NAY AND STOLAVI u the intliiirstrthe damage IC
he had completed, which consists Of one slug no person was hurt; `or '
ersonages, from the win. 4,16. force
.1 Meadorr*Hay
4. Os to 51 5t I Clover 61 Os to 71 7s ed by Admiral 1.L11511N0, and sailed for England DA
is estimated at about
~:ite ,
ter, alt licalisle-bAtt where - of war, five sloops, and ton gallins Should this Kowa 01 -usto 01 041 Straw 11 10s se 41 LA Eke 2d inst.; as did the Carron for Bermuda. sustained •
• . • .
a cold collation.
•
• suspended,
London, England, 1814-06-20

4

tile of beauty
:ts by electricity,
I a burst of acclamation
:e Prince happily seized,
Lady Mayoress and the
was drank with enthu,

alsn, a The Illustrious

;tributed so much to the
oduced a torrent of ap-
:her, IY-iforck, Plated,
banks to the company.
prosperity to its Trade"
&c. ikere also drank.—
was also sung with line
be royal party, followed
c'ithdrew to take coffee,
o their carriages, but L.
bre the Hall was entirely
London, England, 1814-06-20

1..-

T

. .

~k~7~c~a

-H,Vitll'RA

artiGnai6.
the•rrihera was ad full •on. SAttti,clay.last, in the
tikoectatitin seco,nd Visit the Potentates, as
.111 that a..y se'nnight. At an hocr the
pit v.,1 crowcted m eke twft'S, • and at the close of the
first t e.fGtie Oratj% 'every barstemed to contain
ea its tompiqment. At about a quarter past
ten the Printes's ~I*Atts'eranted, attended by Lady
C. Catt,tet.t, and br. Prink. Her Royal 1-11gbness
Vt:ts received tsith a degree 'lir applatisE which at
least eqttitlled that,which she met with on her last
Visit. Three seVersd times was the Princess obliged,
to rise and Make het obeisances to the company, and
the Theatre Was ding. b)-the reiterated ebeerin'gs:
t3ou save the king' was 'vociferously demanded,
and, after some hesitation, was pet:ormed by GnAs-
. el/et and TimattizzAnt, and received with shouts'of
approlintioh.. Till twelve o'clock' the august p trty
was expected, and the Great concert Room through
which they 'were to lass, was. completely lighted up,
and half filled with tumpany I but it 'that hour it
was annottnted that the ?RINGS RlcltltT, the Est.
PEROR, Ett.' had pasSed the Theatre in their way to
the, uke of Davonsistaes. Then, and not til then,
every hope vanished, and • the hundreds and tens of
hundreds Who tame, full of expectation, and with
- their ctiriositv screwed up to the height, were com-
pelled to witness, with sullen sorrow, the remaining
.part of a dull 13411 et; without the consolation of seeing
one tar•—uot even a the Sixth magnitude— of foreign
production, and unrefreshed by the.view of A single
mustachio from Germany or Russia.
London, England, 1814-06-16

RECTORY.

THE Advertiser to -purchase the A DVOW.
SON of a RECTORY. with the prosrct of early posses-
sion, and of annual value of not less than £5OO. A letter, post-
paid, addressed P. M. Post Office. Cuilompton, Devon. will be
answered by the Principal.
London, England, 1814-06-16

()RIVER OP MARCH.

1. Detacinsent of Life Guards, or other Cavalry, preceded by
an Officer of the Quarter-Master-General's Department.
2. The King's Led Horan.
3. Aides de-Camp to the Commander in Chief.
4. Aides-de•Camp to the King.
5. Deputy-Adjutant-Gate:al, Deputy-Quarter-Master-Gene-
ral, and Kill's Equtrries not in Wanting.
6. Adjutant-General, Quarter-Maud-General.
7. Commander-ite.Chiet.

8. Ihe Princes of tile Blood.
9. The Soterelgn.
10. Gold Stick in Waiting, and Master of else Horst.
11. King's Equerry in Waiting.
'2. General Officers on the Staff in successive order. accor-
ding to rank and seniority, followed by such other General Offi-
cers not upon the Staff as may be present. Foreign G• twat Offi-
cers and Equerries, and attendants upon,Foreign Princes.
13. A4stitant Adjutant-General; Assistant Quarter-Master-
General, and Deputy Assistants.
11. Aides-de-camp and Majors of Brigade to Generals on the
Staff.-.-15. Royal Carriages.-16. Detachments of Cavalry.

The 2d (or Queen's) Regiment, and the 2d batta-
lion of the gallant 36th Regiment, are now at Chi-
chester, (not Winchester as stated in a former paper)
on their march to Portsmouth, in order to atteud the
Illustrious Visitors.

The 3d and stb Veteran Battalions, and most of
.the Militia Regiments, march out of Portsmouth to
make room for the regular Regiments.
Detachments of the 4th and 44th regiments are on
the point of ethbarking at Portsmouth, for service in
Bei muda.

The statement in the French papers that a corps
of British cavalry is traversing France, in order to
be embarked for England, is correct. It consists of
the elite of the gallant cavalry which has composed
the army of the illustrious Wellington, all the de-
fective horses having been sold, and the dismounted
troops embarked for England at Bourdeaux. The
above corps, which is estimatei at from 8,000 to
10,000 in number, is now on its march for Boulogne,
where they are to be embarked in transports, and to
land at Ramsgate. This circumstance %% ill form a
remarkable event in the military arnals ot our many.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH. JUNE 13.

Arrived the Lady Arabella. packet with a Mail
from Bourdeaux in three days ; the Marchioness of
Queensberry. HANNAIIo to be a packet ; and his Ma.
jesty's ship Toitrotsz, 64 guns, from Plymouth.
London, England, 1814-06-16

. BPACIOT“ CITY ri I.E ROOMS.
MR. DANIEL SMITH, having taken the Man-
sion and Premises in Aiderman'sWalk, adjoining Ti•hope-
gate Church and Broad-street, late in the occut at ion of J. M.
RAucrs, Esq. has appropriated the greater part to an AUCTION
ESTABLI6HMENT, fir Real and Genuine Property alone—.
It will comprise, in addition to a large a gant Room for the
Sale of Estaa s, a Suite of Apartments, with a spacious Staircase
and Hall, conveniently connected for the Display of Furniture,
Pictures, and every kind of Property for Sale, in &manner
equaPy Advantageous wi h the Private House, and avoiding the
confusion of the single Axed= Rc.om, without any extra charge
or expenee.
Mr. S. having now the ass'stance of his Son, particularly ha
the vations branches of LIND SURVEYING, is enabled to
undertake it without icliottpit.hing is House and Orme atWinl-
sor, where, during 35 Years Pa actice, he has had the distinguish-
ed honour of being freqttehtly enipioyed' by his Majesty, anrl
many NO:ileitis-it and Gentlemen in various parts of the King*
dom, in the Sale and Valuation of Estates, Furniture, Stuck,
an.: Property of every description.
9, New Broad-strcet. Junt Is, 1814.,

PRIME DAIRY COWS from the celebrated Canley, Mr. Prina
ceps and Mr. Knowles' Breed; PURE MERINO SI.IEEP,
and other VALUABLE FAR MIND STOCK, at the Rana
ger's Lodge, Richmond Park, Surer.
MR. DANIEL sMurii hits the honenr to an.
non= to the Public, that he has recrived Instruceonst3
SELL BY AUCTION, at the end of June, or earlyin July next,
the vrry choice and cap tal Live and Dead Stock, Irelot,ging to •
the Ranger's Lodge in Richmond Park.
More descriptive Advertisements will shortly appear.
Windsor, Jose 9. 11114.

FURNITURE, BOOK-CASES, CLOCKS, I'IC t •
PRINTS, BOOKS, antl other Efffcts, near the Bank ut 15..?
By Mr. DANIEL. SMI
_ _

Upon the Premises' on *Furaday, June 21, Ibl 4, ard following
Day, at Pleven o'Cluck, •
THE NEAT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ;
comprising Bedsteads and lieddirg ; L'rus els and 1 urk. y
Covets ; Dining Tables er. Pillars and Claws; I.ihrary, Cod,
and Pembroke ditto ; capiz..lM..hogary bookeases; t 1 ardi-ds
Sideboard, Desks, two t zcillert Et3lit•slay Cl..cks, Kte as
Utensils, a..d num;•mus I.ll:cts, to,;ed er with s• nee lha kr,
rrints, and valuable Pictures, tic prof erty of JON \'ATUEW
P Aires, E.g. at his late t-sider.ce in Alderman'. Wolk, Lear
Its ai.street and B00.10.;s2 tte Church.

• • The Effects quay La viewed on Monday, it stab. and
:horning of Sale; and Cataloguts had up,ln she I'rrinieeo ; of
brs. Maw pi, mit ; and of I).kuivi 14uat6 as
;nn, Windsni, and No. 9, New Broad•strer, ('he.
London, England, 1814-06-16

PLYMOUTH, JUNE t 4.

Arrived the brig Tiger, Captain Cnw,t!c, from
Gibraltar to London, with wine, &c.—was captured
by the American privateer Yankee itt the entrance of
the Channel : she also captured the Berry Castle,
Captain PHILLIPS. from Tenerilfe to London. The
crews of both vessels have arrived at Plymouth'in the
latter. Arrived the THAIS sloop of ►ear from Ports.
mouth, TVLHAN and INsotEN.r brigs of war from a
cruize.
London, England, 1814-06-16

ROME. MAY 47.

The Holy rather made his grand entrance into the
Vatican on the 24th inst. Before daybreak an im.
mense cr‘m d, 01 all ranks; hastened through the gate
at v. hich his Holine►s was expected to enter. He was
received by their Nlajesties the King and Queen of
Spain, the King of Sardinia, and the Queen of
Etruria, on quitting his carriage, at the country-houses
Justini.tna, where he restei an hour. Messrs. Fa.
gan and Dodds, the English Consuls, were then pre-
sented, and most graciously received. The Ministers
from the Courts of Vienna, Portugal, Naples, ice.
also formed part of the cortege, and the whole entered
Rome amid the acclamations of the people. Several
Addresses were, in the course of the day, ptesented
to his Holiness.
London, England, 1814-06-16

COVE OF CORK, JUNE io.

Yesterday arrived his Majesty's ship BRITEMART,
Captain RIDDLE, last born Liverpool, whither she
went to convoy vessels here bound to the West Indies.
The period for the sailing of the Fleet having been
prolonged to the latter end of July, there were none
ready. The BRITEMART is added to the men of war
already on this station, as well as several others ex-
pected, it being the intention of the Admiralty to give
Admiral SAWYER such a force as will be sufficient for
the protection of our Coast. His Majesty's ship Tr-
oats, Capt. HENDERSON, sailed the same day, on a
cruize for about a month.— His Majesty's ship CON-
STANT, Lieut. Sroxea, arrived on Wednesday, from
seeing three West Indiamen as far as Madeira, where
he took in the crew of the Little Catherine packet,
bound to the Brazils with the Mail, captured by an
American privateer : the Mail was sunk—he landed
the crew at Mount's Bay.—Yesterday arrived his
Majesty's ship Avos, Capt. SERTOftO us, from a cruize.
In the morning previous to her coming in she fell in
with his Majesty's ship SPENCER, 74 guns, off Cape
Clear, steering to the Westward.—His Majesty's ship
SEAIIOItbE is hourly expected from Spithead, with
convoy for Newfoundland and America ; she will take
with her whatever vessels are here for the above des-
tination.—His Majesty's ship BRITEMART, Captain
RIDDLE, sails to-day on a cruize.

Letters from Elsineur of the 2-4th ult. mention, that
a Swedish ship from Gotteriburgh for China, valued
at 70,000 dollars, had been taken by a Norwegian
brig of war, and carried into port.
There is to be a Meeting of the Electors of West-
minster to consider of a proper person to represent
them in Parliament should Lord CockillANl'S seat
btcome vacant.
London, England, 1814-06-16

MORTGAGE.

WANTED 845,000 in one Sum, or in different
Sums, on Mortgage of a large Family Estate of above
thrice the value. The Interest will be punctually paid half-yearly
at a Banking-house in London, or remitted to the Lender, at his
option.
Further particulars can be given, with reference to respectable
Solicitors of the Proprietor of the Estate, at Mr. Millis, Law
Stationer, Great Shire-lane, London.

MIDDLESEX.—FARM AND VILLA.
To be LET on LEASE, and mitered upon immediately,
Pleasant Convenient RESIDENCE, with be-
tweed Three and Four Hundred Aeries of Land, with very
peculiar advantages. Diltance from London about 12 miles, its
fi• e iarr of tht- County, and in a good reighbinirhood.
! rar iciilars enquire of Ralph Er.it, Esq. *Solscitor, No. 42,
Cis :• L t Lose, London.
London, England, 1814-06-16

. .
The Chair will he take!' precisely at Two. '
(Signed) 'l% I:WI4M FREDERICK i
LANspowNt 'THOMAS BAIMNOTION •1
CKLY WM. DEA ITILY
/1111sT01, WM. WILSERPOICZ
Sr Lunt): WM. SMITH

LESKINE HENRY THORN rox ,
MILTON F. P. IRBY
CALTNORTE TIIONIA DALTON
SAMUEL ROSIILLY 3. R. WILY. lAMS
GEORGE VESNON CHARLES PILbCULLL
I. H.SUITu J. R. Kme
J. C. VILLI etq JAMES Tow E s
SAMUEL Wut I EREAsi ZACIIAET MACAULAT
HENRY DEOE:GUAM JASSES S'rEPLIIEN,ittO.

ENTERT.A,IiIMEN OF THE MERCHAN l'S AND

BANKER', OF LONDON THE 17TH INSTANT.

THE CARRIAGES of the ROYAL PER-
SONAGES who intend.to honour the MEETING at
MERCHANT TAILORS' H,ALL with their presence and
their Suites, are to set down wLh their horses heads towards
Thrhopegate-btrect, and after'v.uds turn to the swat in that
street, wlA:reby they wII have fre. access again to the Hall by
gniog down Cornhil and tuter:ng Threadneedle-streLt by the
Bank.

Gentlemen intending to be present at the Entertainment will
pit:ate to direct th. it Coachmen to set down with their horses
heads t:twards Ei.linpogase•strivt, and then to go into that ,treet
and turn down on the lett hand. WM. HOLDEN, Dec.
June 16, 1814.
London, England, 1814-06-16

DEAL JUNE is.

Arrived the SWIFT schooner from St. Michael's,
and sailed for the River ; Speculator, Tiomott, from
Cork, for orders ; his NlAjesty's cutter SWAN from
Seaford, and remain in the DoWns with his MAjesty's
ships and a fleet of transports as before.

COLCIIESTLR, JUNE 15.

Late last night arrived the Maria, Capt. HQWARD,
from Ostend, with Captain SrAnxENttEnu, a Russian
Officer, with dispatches for the Emperor of RusstA,
Count FLEMING, the Prussian Ambassador, aid se•
veral other Passengers. The MARIA will sail again
to-mt rrow afternoon for Ostend, and the Success,
Captain Ham, on Tuesday next. The Packets be-
tween Ostend and this Port are now regularly esta-
blished, and sail every Tuesday and Ft iday.
London, England, 1814-06-16

WESTMINSTER. ASSOCIATION,

FOR THE iIIRTIIER RELIEF OF TUE SUFFERERS BY
THE WAR IN GERMANY.
IPS DOTAL lIIGIINESS TIM DUKE OF YORK IN Tilr. errAut.
AT a very numerous M.,eting, attended
Royal I llghne4s the Duke of SIIRSEX, 'he ArelL:)i.hop.4 0,
CANTERBUKT arid YORK,, and many of the Bishops, Nolmlit),
aid other person, of Lii.tioctioo,
IT WAS UNANIMOUSLY 14 CsOLVED, _ _

That a Commitice be appointed to solicit and receive Sub-
scriptions for this purpose, and that all mon'e, so teceived he
placed under the management and controul of the said Com-
mittee ; that the Comntittee do cousist of the following versions,
with power to add to their nunibers, or to unite with the City
Consudttee, if they deem it-expedient :

WANTED to PUItCHASE in ENGLAND or WALES.
ACOMPACT FREEHOLD l4ndcd ESTATE
of from £lO,OOO to £25,000 a year, either with or without
a Mansion House.—Letters (post paid) stating situation, rental,
and other particulars, directed to David Stewart, Stansforti-
street, London, will meet immediate attention.
London, England, 1814-06-16

Vie Operatic Tight Rope Dancers and Female Equiltbrist on the
Wire—Mademois-elle NINA FER Z 1 (sister to, the justly
celebrated 'light Rope llancers) just arrived from Paris, being
cngaged for a short time at this 'fbeture, will make her Borth
'appearance this evening ; and in addition to their extraordinary
venom Mancrs, display her singular. evolutions on the Slack
•
cl
f AL AMPHITHEATRE (ASTLEY)6) WESTMINSTER
NUDGE.
Under the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Paiwcz
R tor NT and Duke of You. •
tIIHIS EVENING, TO-MORROW, and SA-
TIIRDAY, by permission of the Proprietors of the
I.Leatreltnyal,Cove'nt•gartlen. the grand Eauestrian Spectacle, of
THE SECRET MINE.
Introluci.lg the United STUD of lIIRSES.
Momieur and fOademnistile 1 ROPP. DAN-
CiNG —Wonder ul Perforniances by the FLYING STAG
ZEMIN' 'C.—A Comic Sorg by Mr. Herring.—Horsemanship
by Mr. Davis, .
in conclude with a Comic Pantomime, call. d

HARLEQUIN'S MASQUER4DE.
Poor; open at Halt-pact Five—gt.cond Pt ice Hall.p.ist Eight.
N ft Equestrian 1 uitiou for Ladies and Gentlemen Nine
till glace.
London, England, 1814-06-16

•
DISEASES OF INFANTS, &c.
DALBY'S GENUINE CARMINATIVE is
superior to all other refnedies fur the wind, purging', con-
vulsions, and ail those disorders In the stomach and buweh of ba-
led' which prove fatal to so many unler tae arc of two years
It equally efficacious in chotics, flute+, and o. her complaints in
the Tote: tines of grows p.-runts.
This invaluable cardial niediene is prepared by Frances Cell,
(as-;st.-d by her sons) daughter of the late 111 r. Joseph Dalby.
Apothecary, the Inventor; who innut.atfted to Icor alpue, this
property, under hitwill. as may be seen in the bill ot direct'on-,
st,..h various novelises of be success.' Sold by F. Newh. ry and
Sons, No. 4.5, St. P41:1•4 Church-yar Lond.,n, tour cl.nrs from
Cheapside, prke Is. a bottle; and by their Agents in town
a7:d country. Obscure, that the words "F. Newoery, No 45,
St- l'auTs," are engraved In the stumps; and be sure to ask for
Ger's Dalhy's C .rntiontive.
London, England, 1814-06-16

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 15.

Arrived his Majesty's ship Tuntzss &Om Boor-
deaux (two days passage), having in charge the fcl
lowing transports—Salus, Resolution, Betsey, and
Friends ; his Majesty's ships Tvatinst and Escort
from a ctuize, MAGICIENNE horn Lisbon, ILLYRIAN
and CERES from the Duwns. Sailed his Majesty's
ships SuAttpsucsoma for Cherbourg, and BITTERN
for Plymouth.—Wind