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HAMBURGH, JANUARY 4.

It appears that Russia wishes to organise the ad-
m
inistration of Poland ; at least this is supposed to be
the motive of the journey of Baron Anstet, who has
left Vienna for Warsaw. Prince Gallitzin, who ac-
companied the King of Saxony from Leipsic to Ber-
lin, and who since that time has remained constantly
near his person. will likewise proceed to Warsaw.

WARSAW, DECEMBER 24.

The following Order of the Day has just been
published here r
46 It is the will of his Serene Highness the Grand '
Duke Constantine, that the Officers of all ranks who
lave not hitherto given in their names to the Corn-
Juandants of the Departments, shall do so within the
space of sixteen days from the date of the present
orders : in case of neglect they will have to ascribe
.to themselves alone the consequences that may ensue
from it. It is observed, at the same time, that the
Commandants of the Departments, according to the
orders of his Excellency, General Dombrowsky, will
immediately send to the Polish Military Committee,
'the list of the names of those Officers who Mall have
had them inscribed in their bureaux within the periou
above stated. (Signed) •8 TOU Pin it
The General la Chief of the Staff."

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Tuesday last. the Rev. Titt;rusHind, rector of Ardley and
WestweU, Oxfordshire, mad vicar of Culwortb, Nortbamptumist:
Rev. John Clutton, aged 83, vicar of Portslade, Sussex, rear:
of Hangieton, and late of Magdalen college, Cambridge.
Lately, in the East Indies, after aloe years evidence, Thom .a
Mercer, Esq. I.loutenant in the 86th regiment.
Saturday isenight, at Coldwater, in au apoplectic fit, aged 1-i,
Thomas Andrews, Esq.
January 8, in Little Stanhope-street, A. I. Findiater, Esq. '
the island of Jamaica.

I'HOMA6 ffAYI49II4 Sow
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Its obstinately resisting every course of medicine prescribed byttv
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courses of saUvationand twice discharged from the Huspitaloirkt
little relief, would appear to be of the most inveteratenature. la
the spring of last year my disorier had got to such a bead, as
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SARAGOSSA, DECEMBIA SI.

The famous Villa-Campa, who was 'Governor of
Madrid upon the arrival of the King there, and fled
when the Cortes quitted it, has been thrown into pri-
son. Rebleda, Intendant of the Army of General
Blake, and Gayan, have met with the same fate.
Dzeziassit 24.—Three Judges of this Royal Au-
diencia have been replaced by three new ones named
by the King.
London, England, 1815-01-17

THE GALLIC SLAVE

I IP.

The Slave Ship, deep laden, rides o'er the Atlantic :
The sons of proud Gaul in their fortune rejoice;
Whilst many a Negro, by grief render'd frantic,
Calls loudly on death, as the doom of his choice.
Beneath those white sails, which the winds are impelling
Too swift to the isles where curia slavery reigns,
The breast of the maiden with sorrow is swelling—
The heart of the lover is bursting its chains.
For (mark, ye proud Christians !) in sable skin shrouded,
Beats many a heart that is gentle and kind;
And many a bright eye with sorrow is cleuded,
Which once beatied benevolence, spirit, and mind.
Oh! shame on that Ration; humanity yielding,
And curse on the wretches who, sordid and vain,
(No ray of remorse or compassion e'er feeling)
Would barter the blood of their fellows for gain.
And ye, mighty Monarchs, whose conquering legions
Deliverance for Europe with glory have gaited,
Extend now the olive to those torrid regions,
Where, torn from his country, the Negro is chalti'd.
And thou, happy Britain, whose firm perseverance
Resealed the Boy RBON, defended thine own,
Who first in the struggle, yet first in forbearance,
When once the Usurper was hurl'd from his throne.
Bar woe to that treaty which tarnish'd thy glory—.
Which " let slip" the war hounds on Africa's coast ;
And infamy light on the karden'd and hoary,
On whom are thy lessons, Adversity, lost!
But thou, 0 ALMIGHT ! without whose permission
No sparrow can fall, nor yet tyrant oppress,
Incline to the pray'r of each Briton's petition,
And quickly the wrongs of the Negro redress !
London, England, 1815-01-28

NAPLES. JANUARY S.

. The reports, which the Government cannot pre-
vent from spreading, on the uncertainty of the ar-
rangements of the Congress relative to the mainte-
nance of the dynasty of Joachim on the throne of
Naples, have awakened the hopes of the partizans
of our ancient Sovereigns. They now act openly,
and .their zeal daily increases the number of those
who rally in the cause of Ferdinand. The little pro-
bability which there is that King Murat will preserve
the throne of Naples, secretly disposes a great num-
ber to abandon his interests. The defection of the
army will produce still Luther difficulties, and will
be the more vexatious as every thing has been sacri-
ficed to obtain the devotion of the soldiers.

It is also said that the corps which occupy the
Marches finding the people indisposed towards them,
are deserting fast, and King Murat is endeavouring
to replace them by free corps recruited in various
parts of Italy.
It is not likely that Joachim will quit Naples at pt.!.
sent, as he pretended. His health, and the ticklish
state of public opinion regarding him, will require
his presence among his loving subjects.
London, England, 1815-01-28

EISINEUR, JANUARY 14.

The weather continuing yet mild, our navigatioi
remain: open. and. late as the season is, some fe.
ships keep passing through.

MILFORD-HAVEN, JANUARY 24.

Arrived his Majesty's sloop of war SPITFIRE, C
18 guns, Captain DALTON, from a cruise in the Iris,
Chapncl; and the Sandwich Packet, with a Mail an
Passengers, from Waterford. Sailed the Minerva
Put Arr, from Lanzerotte for Dublin ; Reiolutioa
MAItGAS, from the Brazils for Liverpool ; Fox R
venue cutter, on a cruise; Dove, KENNEM", &or..
Newfoundland for Liverpool ; and the Francis Free.
ling Packet, with a Mail and Passengers, for Water•
ford. Remain his Majesty's ships MYRTLE and SPIT
Mee—Wind S.E.
FALMOUTH, JANUARY 2S.

Arrived the ravarique, from Rochelle for Dieppe
Nothing sailed.—Wind a. E. fresh gales.

PLYMOUTH, JANUARY 96.

Arrived his Majesty's ships Lee and LIVERNIOL,
from the Eastward. Came in the Good Hope, Pit.
GE% from Bilboa for London; St. Peter, MANDETEZ,
from Esete: for Bnordeanz. •

PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 27.
Arrived his Majesty's ships BOMBAY and Tyal.,
from the Downs. _Nothing sailed. Put back t 3
Helen's Roads, his Majesty's ship DBITAOCSI bc•uni
to the Eastward.—Wind E. with rain.
London, England, 1815-01-28

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

TWO AMERICAN FRIGATES In the BRITISH CHANN:.:.
" Plymouth, January +c c.

" Arrived his Majesty's ship Ovossust from
cruise, and brings an account of two American f:,
gates being in the Channel ; in consequence ofsyht,.!
a number of ships are gone in pursuit of them."

ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE.
" The Opossum gun.brig has come in from t:
Westward ; brings an account that tw•o Anmic %
frigates are cruising at the entrance of the Chanrel
A number of ships are about m sail from hence
pursuit of them."
London, England, 1815-01-28

The PRESIDENT, after collecting the sentiments of
the Court, stated it to be their understanding, that
though it was not allowable for Counsel to read the
ckfence of a prisoner, he might be assisted in reading
by his friends.
Major Ctrtusr. one of the Gentlemen who has
assisted General Murray throughout the trial, then
began to read
London, England, 1815-01-28

PARIS, JANUARY 24.

The Duke of Wellington did not set out this
morning. The news of the departure of Lord. Castle
rt.igli from Vienna for London, is at least prema'ture.
What is certain is, that letters arrived today iron.
Vienna hear that he was at Vienna on the'lsth. I
weals even by these letters that nothing Teems to in
dic4tc his speedy departure, and still le►s thui tht
Dote of Wellington was expected.
• the Diarb di Roma, of the 7th January, there
ahissitct Isom Ancona, in which the writer expose•
the infsounis intrigufs of an Agent of Mow, called

Maghella Unites, Achater of Salicetti, to prevail on
the inhabitants of Ancona and the Marches to send
Deputies to Naples, *charged with demanding the
definitive settlement in those provinces of the /maenad
Government of Joachim.
London, England, 1815-09-14

•
.11.17111111:1 'AVAIL
tre'riceired ihe litter to de '4h auk
ihe'fairsber 'to 'the nal instant. 'The tollotiing ere
atiactis

,
AUGUST Qa. ~ •
His • • • • I
Majesty the Xing is apeclied here 'ltboitt the
end of September, at which time the AiseMbly of
'the Whole Monarchy will be opened. The Smperer
'Akizander Will pass through this ay on his return
to his Empire. He will arrive k few days after'the
K.

_*.

CARLSRUHE, SEPTEMBER a. ,
By news from the environs of Strasburgh, dated
yesterday, the troops of the line had not commenced
to leave'that town, which appeared nit to be tranquil.
It is generally believed that Count de Mean. tot.-
meal' Bishop of Liege,who is lately arrived at Brus-
sels, will be created Archbishop'of Malines.
The Prince of Orange wait received at Spa in the
most brilliant Manner, though we had not time to
make the suitable preparation'.
Letters from Frankfort state, that accounts fruits
an authentic source affirm that 'peace is signed.
BRUSSELS. SEPTEMBER D.

The King and Queen made their entry into Bruges
amidst the acclamations of the 'inhabitants. Their
Majesties arc expected'to return to this city to-day.

It has alio been observed, that the French oatposts
are Strengthened along'the Rhine.

LAUSANNE, sLP T. t.•
The French frontiers are pow only partially occu-
pied by thetroops of the Swiss Confederation. ClA-
let's battalion of Fribourg is still at it. 1-typ;)litl.

Some troops occupy St. Claude and the count! y of
Gix ; two battalions of Vaud are At Juugne Portarfer,
and extend from thence along the road to Scrims.--
The staff is at Souctoz. A company of carabineers
is at Pontarlier, and two battalions of the division f
A ffey Ades Roussel.
NICE, AUGUST

The number'of the Austrian troops that have en-
tered the South of France by way of Nice is twenty-
two thousand men.

The spirit of the inhabitants of that cor.ntry CP I-
, not be caUedlood. Suppressed vexation, acid
lity to appreciate the nature of their present situatioo,
and to lighten k, by giving way to it revived the ani.
mosity of all parties, and among those unhappily, of
the Catholics and Protestants, hatred .towards the
Allies, especially to the Austrians and flussians, who
naturally have the most reason to be hard upon a
people from whom they have so long and so severely
suffered.

It is time that the Allied Armies had possession of
the most important fortresses, that the hatred of the
French towards them may not at least overcome
their fears—a situation in which no nation should be
placed, particularly this, whose character bears no
half measrates.
London, England, 1815-09-14

A P•ir;ii, nirEtziGENcE.

.JAMkteit FI.EET.
" Admiralty °See, Sept. Vt.
411 gra —Havlsittaldiefore try Lords Commissioners of the
Admiralty your letter of this day '6
date, relative to the situation
or the tnerchaut vessels from Jmmatca,, lately under cdosey of
!Vs Majesty's ship WARRIOR, baud Lot yet at ived to
port, l am commanded by their I.ordshships to acetic:hit
you, far the information of the Committee fur rnatiawne the
affairs of Lloyd's, that their Lordship's have ordered the
ntiral at Plymouth, tithe wind si.ould be easterly, to sent! out
any disposable vessels he may have, esi.lt water and previsions
fur thOM Merchant ships, and to assist them into port, directing
such vessels*** be May sted to cru ?e fete ten days or a for:night,
or, until the wind shall become Otte fair fur the trade to come
in. My Lords, however, direct me to observe, that they c innot
hope that more than one or two small vessels are in a .tatc :o ha
sent on Ml* service, as an the skips at Plymouth are ordered
to be paid Of.
" I ara. "itc. (SlitneJ) "J. W. Coma ER.
" TO Mr. Bsonect,itl. Lloy.er. '

PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 18.
Arrived his Majesty's ship Counintsra, from the
West Indies ; TYK/AN, from the Downs ; Witus.e,
from the Mediterranean; and Raven, from Quebec.
Sailed the Admiral Cockburn and Ratcliffe, for Sr.
Helena; and his Majesty's ship WYR for the E.tst•
wards to be paid off.—Wind S.E.

FALMOUTH, SEPTEMBER li.
Sailed the Montagne Picket for the Mediterraretn,
.and the 'Osborne TAcket for Ittraica, both with
mails'; Sisters, Biwa*, for Leghorn ; and Com.
merce, JMNXINS, for London.

PLYmoefil, SEPTEMBER It

Came in the Lord CAtbcart, Breow;srarorrt St Da.
amigo for Loudon. Sailed the Humus sloop of war
as it cruise.

DEAL. SEPTEMBER

Came down from the Rivet and bailed; 414 Ceres,
biArtuitvis. for Itoutica:—Wind E.

HARWICH, SEPTEMBER is.
Sailed the Lark packet, for Higtand and Earl
Leicester packet; lot Cuxhaven, both with Mails.

The Sessions of Oyer and Terminer, and of general
Gaol delivery, for London and Middlesex. commen-
ced this day at Justice Hall in the Oki 13..i1ey. The
Judges on the rota are Mr. Justice Mr.
Justice Ls BLANC,• and Mr. Justice BAYLBY. The
Recorder, from his late accident, is unable to attend.
The Calendar contains the names of 253 prisantrs
but there is not any case a aggravated guilt, or of
much public interest. Tile CAWS in general are for
petty thefts, and other minor offences.
Psrassvarstrosm.—.Gaoacis Wti.sorr, who has under.
taken the arduous task of walking 1000 Miles in 20
days, pet formed his 60 miles by a quarter before 11
last night. At eight o'clock, this morning, he had
gone nine miles, and appeared quite fresh. A sub.
scription of one hundred guineas is raising by the
Gentlemen in the vicinity of Woolwich, u a present,
should he succeed in accomplishing his laborious
task. It is an undertaking that never was attempted
before, and bets run high against him. . The present
heat of the weather is mach against the porton:tame.
London, England, 1815-09-14

We are informed that Dr. COOPER, and three emi

nent Surgeons, of SO years experience in Strictures,
Fistulas, &c. &c. have established a Medi-
cal Board at Charlotte-house, Great Charlotte-street,
opposite RotvLaND Les Chapel, Blackfriar's-road,
where the public are relieved frism the most dangerous
dist•ases without salivation or confinement. The fn.
stitution claims the attention of those who may have
attempted the cure of themselves, or who have been
so unfortunate as to consult men ignorant of so im-
portant a branch of the profession, whose improper
treatment have mercurialized thousands out of their
existence-croptions on the head, face, and body, sore
eyes, throat, mouth, and nose, vertigo, noise in theears,
deafness, dimness of sight, often ending in blind-
ness ; pains in the head and limbs, frequently mis-
taken for rheumatism ; extreme weakness in the knees,
swelled ankles, with a general debility, &c. are only a
few of the dreadful symptoms which frequentlyappear
years after, and too often embitter the matrimonial
stint. Messrs. COOPER and Co. are consulted daily by
all ranks tit people, from ten till eight or by letter, in.
closing a fee (for no others are answered), stating
their case, when medicine and the best advice is sent
to all parts of the kingdom. They also cure the
piles and fistula, without burning or cutting, and
give advice gratis, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sua-
y inoraingv, till twelve o'clock.
London, England, 1815-09-14

EAST INDIA ROUSE, September 13, ISIS.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of Me UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS 4' ENGLAND, trodig
is de EAST INDIES, d. hereby &titmice,
That the Court will be ready to receive Proposels,in writing, on
or before WEDNESDAY, the 4th Octobernext, from suck Person
or P .r.ocs a. may be willing to LET en Freight, for one Voyage,
SHWA o' the burthen of from SOO to 850 Tons, builder's mea-
surement, for the Company's Ezra Service.
1 be 'fenders, with the words " Ship Tender" on the cover,
to be severally sealed up and left with the Secretary, at or before
Twelve o'Clock at Noon en the said 4th October next, beyond
which hour no Tender wiU be received.
JAMES CORD, Secretary.
The Particulars of the Terms and Conditions upon which the
Ships wiU be severally employed in the Company'. Service, may
be bad on application to Mr. Joan Monica, Clerk to the COM.
mitts* of Shipping, on or after Monday next, the 18th Instant.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Appli-
cation will be made to Parliament, in the ensuing Session,
fur leave to.hting in a Bill, and obtain an Act to authorise the
Company of Proprietors of the Regent's Canal, incorporated by
1 certain Act of Parliament, passed in the Fifty-second year of his
present Majesty's reign, intitultd, " An Act for making and
maintaining a Navigable Canal from tile Grand Junction Canal, I
in the Parish of Paddington, to the River Thames, in the garish
of Limehouse, with a collateral Cut in the Parish of St. Leo-
nard, ShoreJitch, in the County of Middlesex," to make and
maintain a Paved way from and out of the turnpike-road leading
from Battle-bridge to Kentish Town, at a way or opening be.
tween Church•row and Pancras•pkce, to cross land: in the pot-
session of Wm. Agar, Esq. running along the Northern side of
the Southern Bo dary of his said lands, and on the Southern
side of his Sou Lodge, into the Laid commonly called the
Vicar's Land, d along the Western and Northern boundaries
Bo
of the said Vicar's Laud, up to or near the Eastern boundary
thereof; the whole of the said intended Paved Way being within
the Parish of St. Pancras. in the County of Middlesex.
EDWARDS ,aad LYON, Solicitors,
Septemberath, ins. Bloomsburrsquare.
_____
London, England, 1815-05-18

LIS DA'.

A.R. OUR
isinin 0 0
Franc.
Flanders . 0 0
pottenbargh 0
Malta 0 1

PALAU:WTI-it MAY 15.
Arrived the American twig Sally. from America.
Sailed the Bellona (transport) for Portsmouth.

PLYMOUTH. MAY ie.

Came in the ATALANTA and the VIRGINIA, kohl
-Guernsey I HOPS, SLANET, and Piteasaur sloops of
war, from a cruize Sailed the TAY sloop of war on
a cruize.

•
. • PORTSMOUTH. MAY N.
Arrived the Smut sloop of war, from the Leeward
Tdands ; EUPHRATES and ASIPIIION frigates ; Poo-
surritzus sloop of wat, and EsconT gun-brig, from
a cruize.—Sailed the SPARTAN and SARIN; on a
cruize.—Went out of Harbour his Majesty's ships
CAROLINE and SNAPPRItt and the HINDOSTAN store.
ship.—. Released from quarantine his Majesty's ships
MKNALAUS and GANYMEDS.•••AriIId Westerly.

MAY 17.
Amved his Majesty's ship Orossuar, from the
Downs. Released from quarantine his Majesty's
ship ETHALION, and the' Ashea-Mariner, London,
mid Maria (transports). Came into harbour his Ma-
je4y's ship REDWING. &tiled his Majesty's ships
LEONIDAS, CAROLINE, and DEXTEROUS, for the Downs.

• HARWICH, MAY 17.
Sailed the Beaufoy Packet, with a Mail for Hol-
land ; and the Lady Nepean Packet, with a Mail for
Hanaburgh.Wind W.
London, England, 1815-05-18

DEAL, MAY 17.

Sailed the Charles Mills, for India ; and the
W. P. Jona:on, for Philadelphia, and about thirty
sail of other vessels—particulars not known. Re-
main in the Downs his Majesty's ships Aim, Dem,
WRANGLER, HASTY, ZEPHYR, and MERCURIUS. Also
remain the following East Indiamen ready to be dis-
patcl;ed :—.James Sibbald, Carnatic, Carmarthen,
City of London, Union, Minerva, David Scott, and
Lord Castlereagh.—Wind S.W.

DOVER, MAY 17.
Sailed this day the Chichester packet, Captain
RUTTER, with a Mail, Colonel LAKE, and Mr. METZ,
one of the King's Messengers, both with Dispatches,
and about forty passengers, for Ostend. Arrived
this day a French Mail from Calais.

GRAVESEND, MAY 17.

Arrived the Prince Oldenburg, Jacobs, from Oldenburg;
Hope, Oldman, from Ostend; Vrow Jacoba, Kuyer ' • and Vrow
Hanna, Coutre, from Groningen.—Sailed the Auspicious,
Hamm, fur lodic; Ocean, Gilbert, for New Brunswick; Planter,
Nicholson, for Demerara; William, Davison, for Hayti; Ceres,
Tozer, for .Senegal ; Lord Macdonald, M•Rctizle, for Quebec;
Nutte, Douings. for Palermo; Apostle Paulus, Nasseur, for
Havre; Ann, Harrowsmith, for Hamburgh ; Eclipse, Ken ; and
Fancy, Rooms, for Bremen; Regent, Forman for Rotterdam;
Vruw Maria, Nagel; Die Liebe, Eggers, fur Amsterdam; aod
Duwsun, Gibson, for the Cape.
London, England, 1815-05-18

MILAN, MAY 2:

Baron Frimont, Commander in Chief a the A iis•
trian Army in Italy, retutned on the 30th to his Lead
quarters at Mantua.
King Murat has removed from Amine every thing
not precisely necessary to the defence of the place,
and is directing his march upon Nspl:s.
Generals Bianchi and Neipperg have eir:cted theis
junction on the Mecauro.
General Nugent is in the vicinity of Rome.
There are 25,009 Austrians in our neighbourhoo.i.
and this number increases daily.

To•ddy we received Brussels Papers to the 1.;1
and Frankfort Papers to the 11th May. The dit:
articles of information which they contain, are Lel-
joined ;
FLORENCE, APRIL 27:

The two Neapolitan divisions of Generals Livien
i and Pignatelli, have left the environs of Perugia ar..;
I retired in three columns, one towards Assise, onc to
wards La Marsh, and one towards Poligaa.
ral Nugent was at Aquapendente on the 223, and h,
' advanced posts at Viterbo. The best understand'n;
prevails between the Austrian troops and the eniE
cans who form a part of his corps.
The vanguard of the 2d corps entered Arezto
the 212 d ;
.it set out on the 23d for Perugia,...a.,r.
General Bianchi entered the same day with the man
body. A battalion of Modenese infantry, and the
Dragoons' of his Royal Highness the Ili,reditar)
Prince of Modena, form a part of General Viace:li's
corps.
The Austrians are received with the greatest j,,y
in all Tuscany. On • their whole route the inhabi-
tants crowd to see these brave men pass, and testify
their satisfaction.
t)esertion increases more and more among die
Neapolitons; they are-continually arriving here, r.tr
titularly cavalry.

A' singular report prevailed yesterday aftern-on—
that Marshal MOATIER had written a letter to t!!e
Duke of WELLINGTON, requesting his Grace to the
his influence in postponing the commencement ot I
as measures were under consideration in P.or
which might render them unnecessary ! It true, v
the request to be regarded as serious ? or as a finesse.
to gain time for more effectual hostilities ? I-Inwevt r
this may be, it is difficult to conceive what security
can be given by France for the future peace of
rope, while the present perjured leaders ot the delu-
ded French army shall co itinue to t4d
Should they again dismiss BONAPAPTE, they ntay
again recall him and say, forsooth, that they NV'
again changed their minds. That there is ei party tn
France, and a strong one too, who wish to get rid t-1
NAPOLILON, we cannot doubt ; but how far it would
be imprudent in the Allies to have their opinions and
measures influenced by the diversities ot sentiment
among the French, we have not yet sufficient inter•
ination to enable us to form an opinion. If parttes
run high in France, it is certainly worthy of cons*
deration what line of policy may be best adapted to
bring them into 'colision among themselves—wht"
ther by maintaining a strong frontier and looking on
till the parties try their strength, or by taking the
field at once to endeavour to bring them to Viet;
senses.
London, England, 1815-05-18

THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1815.

ROYAL MIL VARY COLLEGE.

A"T ASSISTANT 'MILITARY DR A FisS-
MAN is required r the Senior Department of the Royal
Military College at Varnham. Particteats of the appointment
may he known upon applicat' at the Royal Military College,
Farnham, any day (Monday excepted) betweere ten and low
o'clock. The t xamloation of the Candidates will take place at
the Royal Niilitary Collite, near Bagshot, on Tuesday, the 6th of
hoe, at ten o'clock io the morning. ,
Net t.'..te.h.latl wiil be considered eligible for the appointment
who Is atoovi. 40 vtar of age, and the most respectable references
tastier to ch 3r..cer will be required front every Candidate.
May 5, tut S.
,

THEATRE OF ANATOMY, .mebicima, ike. PUN-
HRIM-STREET, GREAT MARI.RDRODCH.-;TREE
THE SUMMER COURSE of LECTURES at
this SCHOOL, will begin en Monday, June, 5, (815.
Amt"mY. PhY4:Ol, BY. and Surgery, by Mr. BROOKES daily,
at e'en in the morning.
henry and Practice of Vey*, by Dr. Acca daily, at TwO.
Chemistry and Mineralogy, by Dr. AGLR, every Tuesday,
Phur.lay. and Saturday (beginning June 6), at Three.
Geohlry, Botany, mid Z.).34y,b, Dr. BRINE, every Monday,
u'r•lnes:lay, ad Friday, c•'l'wetve.

Three Courges sr* mewl every year.—Further partict&ri may
be known of Mr. liroukei, at the Theatre; Dr. Alter, 69, Mar-
garet-street, Cavendish•ayuarr; or Dr. Urine, 38. roit lUnri-
berough.street, tesr ceded., —Dr. Asa will resume his Lectures
on Materia Mettle* in October ne=t..
London, England, 1815-07-15

LONDON.

SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1815.
NEXT WEDNESDAY THE GRAND LO ITERY BEGINS,
ALL THE TICKETS DRAWN THAT I3AY MUS BE
PRIZES, AND MAY INCLUDE THE THREE CAPI-
TALS OF .E 40,000, aC30,1100, AND ,C:10,000.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT 'TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Reduced 57f —Cons. for money 57{—for opg.
4 per Cent. 7.24 f —5 pet [:rut. esl—Bones Is. Ss. did.
Omnium, pre.—Excliequer tidy ys. ss. die.

The following Official Documents were published
this morning, containing a full detail of the progress
of the Allied Armies in France it is scarcely neces•
sary ti add, that the opposition which they met wifit
was very :ight. The length of these details render
any comment unnecessary :

SVPPLENIENT TO TUE LONDON GAZETTE
. 011 TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1815. •

SA'T'URDAY, 11.6.1! is, ISM

FOUION qpncii, JULY 14, ISM

Dispatches, of which the following are Copies and
an Extract, have been received at this Office, from
their Excellencies General Earl CATHCART, K.T. and
Lieutenant-General Lord ST*WAkT, G.C.B.

Imperial ficattiatartets, ,Iliaelistise, June 23, IBIS.
MY Loit2"...l,acqu.sintoilruvLorclship, in a for-
mer dispatch, of the outline oflth4 dispositions of the
armies of Austria and Russia, on the Upper and Mid.
Mlle Rhine. As it may be interesting, I shall now
enter into more minute details, first premising, that
•
by the information received up to this day, it is most
probable that the enemy have retired from the Vallee
siu Rhin, Weissenhurg, se. Ste. •
Your Lordship will perceive that the additional
points of ..nnoyance which the enemy can oppose to
the entry of the armies, btsiderGeneral Rapp's corps,
which was posted at Weissenburg, and General La-1
courbe; by Basle, arise from the fortresses of Hunin-
getl, BeVyrt, New Breisach, Schlettistadt, Landau,
Strasburg, Pialzboiirg, Bitshe, Metz, and Thibaillt.
According to the arrangements made by Prince
Sehwattnenberg, and the Russian Field-Marshal"
Barclay de Tully, the following detail has been se.
solved on s
Prince Wrede forms -with the Basarians the ad-1
Jance-guard of the Rlsssian army,and inarehes from
Ssaregemines, hfChateau Salines, to Nancy, or by
Rougemont or Pfalaboarg and Luneville; as *cam-
stancss may require.
On the 14th; the Prince bad puled the Satire, and
it must dernd on events; not' yet reported, at whit
distance thg Itussian army is to hap from this ad-
vance, and,svbether, after its arrival .ac Kaiserslan-
tern, it is to move. forward in one or more eclumns
London, England, 1815-05-27

:HERTFORD-STREET, MAY-FAIR.

DESIRABLE. and COMMODIOUS FAMILY RESIDENCE,
HANDSOMELY FrrTED UP, and Contiguous to HYDE
PARK, COACH-HOUSE, and FOUR-STALL STABLE,
With Immediate! Possession.
By Mr. ROBINS,
_ _ _

At Garraway's Coffee-house,'Change-alley, Cornhill, on FRIDAY,
June-9. 1815, at Twelve o'Clock,
ADESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
held for a TERM of nearly FORTY-THREE YEARS,
comprising a Commodious FAMILY RESIDENCE, handsomely
fitted up, conveniently planned, and adapted fur the accommo-
dation of a Family, situate No. 18, Hertford-street, May-Fair,
contiguous to Hyde Park.
The PROPERTY of a GENTLEMAN.

Consisting of a spacious Entrance Hall, Vestibule or inner Hall,
eirellent Library aad Dining room communicating by Folding.
doors, Gentleman's Dressipg•room and Water Closet, an elegant
Principal and Secondary Stone Staircase; Principal Floor, two
apscsous Drawing-rooms handsomely fitted up, and Ladies' Sit-
ting-room, over which are two principal Bed chamber.. Orr*
Dressing roonlat easslicalculatod to hold a Bed, Water Closet,
and five Sleeping.rooms for Servants, and Laundry : in the Base-
ment, Housekeeper's Room, Butler's, Pantry, Servants' Hall,
Kitchen, Wine, Ale and seer Cellars ; detached, a Coaeb•house,
and Four-still Stable, with Loft and Man's }Loom over.
To be viewed by Tickets Particulars may he had on the
Premises ; at. the Subscription kiousra, St. James's-street and
ail• Mall; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-greet,
Gulden-square.
London, England, 1815-05-27

The PkOPERI'Y of a GENTLEMAN Deceased.

The Furniture comprises elegant Drawiug-room, French Rod
Window Curtains, with continued Draperies, trimmed with Pa-
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capital Four-post and other Bedsteads, with Chintz, Cotton and
other Turnitures, prime seasoned Feather Beds and Bedding at
various descriptions, excellent Cabinet Articles in Wardrobes,
Chests of Drawer., Kneehole Dressing Tables 'Cylendic Writ.
kg Desks, GLzed liook.cases Pembroke, Card, Solis and Dining
Tables, and Sideboards in Mahogany and Rosewood, Turkey,
Brussels and other Carpets, !cc. du. numerous Kitchen Requi-
site+, and other Effects.
To be viewed on Saturday and Monday preceding the Sale,
s hen Catalogues, at is. each, may be had on the Premises, and
t.t Xlr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square.

ARGYLL•S MEET, OXFORD•STREET.
I REEHOI.D EXCELLENT FAMILY RESIDENCE, with
orficEs, large open YARD, COACH-HOUSES,
S FABLES, &e.
By Mr. ROBINC
• _ _

At Garraway's, on FRIDAY, the 9th of June, 1815, at Twelve,
AFREEHOLD Substantial Spacious DWEL-
NG-HOUSE Planned for the Accommodation of a
Gentleman's Family, situate No. 36, on the South side of Argyll-
street, facing Oxford•street ; contains roomy Entrance, Paved
Hall, Dining Parlour, Library, and Dressing Room, two capital
Drawing Rooms communtating by Folding Doors, Anti Room,
and Boudoir ; suitable Bed Chambers on the Second Storey, and
roomy Attics over ; a capital Stone staircase to the Upper Storey;
in the Basement are excellent OfßLes of all descriptions, large
open paved Yard, two Coach-houses, and Stables for four Horses,
with Loft and Rooms over.

May be viewed by applying on the Premises Particulars of
Messrs. Hoper and litoughton' and at Mr. Hardwick's Offices,
Great Marlborough Atreet ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins,
Warwick street, Golden-square.
London, England, 1815-05-27

RETRACT OF A LETTER FROM GENRVA, MAY 12.

44 All is in motion in Piedmont and the other States
of the King of Sardinia.; the Austrian army, com-
manded by General Bubna, consisting of forty thou.
sand chosen men and twenty thousand Piedmontese,
has marched towards the mountains of Daupbiny,
lwhere it has taken positions upon the extreme fron-
tiers. At Turin a passage of troops was expected to
commence on the Bth and last to the 15th inn. these
troops form a corps of 30,000 men. Oa the other
band considerable reinforcements have arrived at
Nice, and a large division has taken a position be-
tween that town and Monaco. Events of the highest
importance may shortly be expected to take place in
the South of France. A countryman of our's, who
left Barcelona on the 2d, fully confirms the news of
the vigorous preparations in Spain for prosecuting
the war."
London, England, 1815-05-27

BRUSSELS AND FRANKFORT P4IIIRS.

DRUMM.% MAY
The head-quarters of the French army of the gortlf
are established at Avisnes ; the French Generals ap-
pear to fear that the allied armies should penetrate be-
tween that part of France situated between. Cham-
pagne, French Flanders, and Picardy. They are
now fortifying Laon arid the castle of Guise. All the
peasantry have received orders to carry off their pro-
visions on the first invasion, and arm themselves with
their instruments of husbandry. The inhabitants of
these unhappy countries are reduced to despair, and
'impatiently expect the arrival of their liberators.
The King of Denmark is expected at Altana on
the 2lst of this month. This Monarch has engaged
to furnish 15,000 men in the sacred contest which is,
going to commence. These troops will be immediately
embarked at Copenhagen and Elsineur, to proceed to
their destination.
London, England, 1815-05-27

• SALES BY AUCTION.

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ERS, CARD, PEMBROKE, DINING and other TABLES,
MAHOGANY GLAZED BOOK-CASES, CARPETS,

WINES, and other EFFECTS.
By Mr. ROBINS, .
On the Premises, No. 7, Montague-place, Russell-square, on
Tu SDA V, the 6th, and WEDNISDAY, the 7th of June, till
at Eleven o'Cloelz,
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Grand Pianofortes, Prints, Cut Glass, Grecian Lamps, Ike,
China, in Jars, Beakers, Cisterns, Table, Tea, and Desert .Seta;
a Quantity of Linen, a Picture of King Chules the Second, by
Sir Peter Lely, about One Hundred Dozen fine old Port.
London, England, 1815-05-20

SECOND EDITION.

STAR OFFICE, TWO O'CLOCK.

We have tl•iiinstant receiv.ul, exclusively, Brave!,
Papers of the 17th ol May : they cont4in the fol-
lowing important intelligence fruit Spain, which is
strongly indicative of the public feeling in th it con..
try being decidedly ho►tile to DON ArA. ars and his ad-
heronts :

" MADRID, APRIL 90.

" The Duc D'ANGouremx, Connt Lareva DU
PIN and Cuunt DAMAI, are all here at t:;'s ins, int,
where they have Feen received by ali ;a•-.ls with
the greatest joy and enthusiasm. Horidt,di of
French emigrants pour in daily across the Pyrenees,
and an army is organiring which bears the name
of the French Legion of ge King Fertw-
NAND, after holding several Conncils of State, Las
decided upon making a most vieotous war well •
80/miasma, even irdep-nd,fnt of any resolutioe of
the Allies. With this view. 120.000 Spanish tin ps,
who have distinguished themselves in the several e•.re-
p tigns, hairr been assembled tl.r 'inn of the Py-
renees, between the Ocean and the Medi.• mnean, a• .1
to those forces the Portuguese army has h-en rt(h. rt.
—All these troops, both men and Officers, burn wi
an eagerness and impet tosity srarci ls to be re-
strained, to chastise the reifidious French
their execrable Leader. The Guerillas, hoe?, hc.rse
and foot, who did so much mischief to tl:e French
during the last w.ir, have a'so tressed the Pyreneps
several points, without waiting for orders, and have
commenced their career against the adlieren.s and
partisans of BONAPARTE. Indeed no French st Mier
in die south of France ventures now to quit his bar.
racks, except for the purpose-of (It strion ; for ei:her
the inhabitants, his own conatrymen, or the guerillas.,
,shew him no mercy. •
,s Two Spanish Armies of Reserve 'are alto oreaaia.
it g : the one occtip;es the celebrated plain ,:f
and the otlivr the rich plains of thy L.inspoutOati, in
Catalmia."
London, England, 1815-05-20

THE AAmr.

a

About 200 of the 85:11 Regiment landed at Dever
from a transport yesterday morning, haring been
taken nut of a frigate in the Downs which arrived
from America : they marched this day for 1-lythe,
where a part ot the Regiment is now in barracks.
The first battalion ot tl:e 4th Ri ginient of the Line
from America, was land.d on Thursday at Deal,
where they at present occupy the barracks.
Since the 27th of April, the \Vest Kent Regiment
of Militia have attested upwards ot 170 tile young
men to serve in that corps.
Amongst the gallant troops which made the attitcic •
upon New Ode ins, none couti be more conspiconus
than the 95th rifle. This regiment, under Captain
111141 A Tasvxas. had orders to cover the adv.tr'-e 'f
the right column, which movement was executed in
the most gallant style, and excited the admiration of
the troops in reserve, having led up to the:enemy's
Runs, although exposed to a terrible tire; nor di,i
95th for a moment fall back, until the bugles souts:4eai
the retreat, which occurred in consequence of tie re.
giment that carried the tascii.es giving way ; and it
is a well known fact, that the gallant Sir E. Pagt;:c-
HAM was mortally wounded at the moment he tried
to rally this regiments had the, order been given to
the tried and experienced corps ( tvhich an iltAt ty
composed the reserve) to support the troups, the
enemy's position would have bees certainly carries.,.
Rastsuava, MAY 19 —Sailed last evennlg fir
Ostend, the transpOrt DH, with upwatds of
cers, to join their respective regiments in Fl in !. is :
she took over also a quantity 01 horses belonging
them. Arrived this morning early, the L r !
pool packet, from Ostend, with passengers, &c.--slv
brings no news whatever : she will sail again teat
tide, but make no stay at Ostend, as many pers :iis
continue to flock hither for passage to Handers.—
We expect another detachment of the Royal Waggon
Train to embark for Ostend in a day or two.

NAVAL INTI
MAILS Ti
ARk. DUE I
Dublin 1 0
Waterford - 1 0
Guernsey and Jersey 1 0 I
Hanthorgh 0. 0
Holland . 0 1 1

EL LIGENCE.
'HIS DAY.

France
Flanders
Gottenburgh
Malta

AIM DU*
O 1
O 0
o 0
o 2
O 1

The Union packet, with about twenty passengers,
among whom was the celebr.'ted Abbe 'CA It D; 111.
structor of the deaf 'and dumb, with three of pu-
pas, arrived at Brighton on Thursday from Dieppe.
DOVER, MAT 19.—Arrived the Lord Duncan
packet, Captain HAMILTON, from Ostend, with a
Mail, Mr. Gus, the Messenger. from Florence ( who
was only seven days from that city to Ostend), a
Bavarian Messenger from Munich, and two French
ones from Ghent, all of whom set off ior town imme.
diately they landed. The Russian troops are an
daily on the frontiers.

TORBAY, MAY is.
Sailed this afternoon a Greek brig and ship, for
Smyrna, having been detained by his Majesty's ship
Sealark, and this day liberated.