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London, England, 1815-09-18

ITALY, SEPTEMBER 3.

The King of Naples, by a decree of the Ist of
August, has ordered the formation of a company of
148 Neapolitan and Sicilian Gentlemen, as a ncbk
guard.
On the 21th August, solemn thanksgivicgs were
celebrated at Genoa, at which their Majesties, the
Royal family, and public authorities attended.
On the 28th, the Queen of Etruria departed to re-
turn to Rome.
BEAUX, SIPIMMUR S.

The King has given to Major•Gereral Bisnach the
command of the Prussian Provinces between the
Elbe and the Weser. He will continue to reside at
Wurseburg.
Otte of out Gazettes has the following paragraph:
Some public prints say, it is remarkable that Lnuis
XVIII. should have directed the formation of a le•
gion for each of the 86 Departments. It would have
surely been more strange if be had excepted any of
the Departments, and thus betrayed the secret of the
negotiations."

New. York Papers to the 13th August reached us
this morning. We give the following extracts:
PROM THIS COLUMBIA Of THE I ITU.
_

N Trciatfait. The debasement of France is cem.
plum The following intelligence, brought us by the
Eastern Mail, since the preceding was put in type,
describes the lamentable catastrophe. The downfall
of France, the triumph of the triple alliance cf Kings,
Priests, and Nobles, not merely over France, but all
the countries of Europe.
41 VISIT LITZ room FaANCL—The brig Ludlow,
Captain Mudge, in twenty-seven days from Boon
deans, has arrived at Boston, with a cargo of brantly
and wine. Paris had capitulated, and the Allies were
to enter it on the sth of July.
Ig Two French frigates were at Rocbefort rendy to
convey Bonaparte out of France. The embargo
which was laid on the French coast was to favour
Bonaparte's escape. Soon after sailing Captain
Mudge was boarded by a British frigate, who de-
mauled if Bonaparte was on board ? He, like Luciin,
may sail for the United States ; but sill, probably
be, like him, also capturad and carried to England.
This, however, is unimportant, the greatest individual
is nothing in comparison of a nation." ' I
4. Gas LBAL JACKSON..;--It is with the deepest re-
gret we observe the following paragraph in the Km-
reeky Can of the 24th ult. —, Dr. Bedford, Physi-
cian, of Nashville, states, in a public address to
General Coffee, that the increasing variety of disease
threatens the valuable existence of the distinguished
Major• General Jackson."
London, England, 1815-09-18

DREADFUL FIRE IN JAMAICA.

The New York Papers of August 10, inform us
that the town of Port Royal, in Jamaica, has been
consumed by a fire, which broke out on the 13th,
and continued to the 14th of July. Only half a dozen
houses were left, and we regret to learn, that four
seamen lost their lives in rendering assistance to the
inhabitants, many of whom also were missing when
the accounts came away.
The Jamaica Papers state, that 412,000 has Wei
subscribed fat Ore pifezera as the above fire.

. • • % l% • . • P
Mr. Semler, PlEL.asi kr. D. O'CONNELL.

1111• M..•••••
This morning' Mr. tukvii.4, !I\. in
•
thi
late anisunderstandieg at Dublin; between Mr. Past.
and Mr. O'Couttsit., was brotight Londe n, in
custody of twolow7itteet Olticers. • He was spine.
handed on the sea coast, when preparing ,to em.
bark for France. He was immediately cairied be.
fore Lord ELLeasonouott, at his Chambers, who
6ound him over to keep the peace tent ards all his
Majeity's subjects, not only at home but beynnd seas.
The Honourable Ger !toe PON.SONBYand Mr. BUM' a,
are Mr. LIDR;ILIt'S Illre OM They are bound fur
8600 each, and Mr. Llown.r. himself in ,CI,OOU. .
London, England, 1815-09-18

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18,.+
1815.

This day was published,
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Lord 'H ilJernege, and Dr. Burgh, from original Picture,,
mire .€2. 2s in board
TH WOn KS of WILLIAM MASON. M.A.'
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mt. day was published,
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the Second Edition of
MEMOIRS of the POLITICAL and PRI.
VA I E LIFE of MMES CAULFIiLD, Earl of Char-
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. Thi4 day was published,
In one large vol. tiro. price LI. Is. in boards,
AN ESSAY on the YELLOW FEVER, with
Observations concerhing FEBRILE CONTAGION, TY
Plithi FEVER, DYSENTERY, and the PLAGUE; partly
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London, England, 1815-09-18

VIENNA, SEPTEMBER S.

By dispatches received from Paris, we learn that
the departure of the Emperor fir Milan is fixed for
the 17th of this month: Her Majesty. the Empress
uW hate this city on the 9th. The Archduchess
bksia Louisa will go to Partha at the same time;
the young Prince of Parma will stop at Vienna.

• IiANOVER, SEPTEMBER S.
The lag accounts from Brussels. inform us that
General Sir Charles Altea will give up fur a time the
command of the Hanoverian troops, in order to re-
cover in peaceful retirement the severe wounds which
he received in the battle of Waterloo. •
It is to be hoped that this brave and esteemed Ge-
neral will shortly recover. Sir ILEIieS Lyon will coin-
mind in his absence.
COLOGNE, SEPTEMBER 10.

It is said that the Pope hits made a preseqt to the
Prince Regent of England of the Apollo Belvidere.
The publication of the Act of the Congress (which
was stated to be printing in the Imperial Press at
Vienna) is still delayed, though this Convention is
furnished with the signatures of all the Powers. It is
interred from this delay, that the new Treaty of
Peace will cause numerous modifications in it.
London, England, 1815-09-18

WATERLOO SUBSCIEIP rioN.

CITY OF LONDON TAVERN, September 14, MS.
AT a MEETING of the GENERAL COM-
A/H.1.1%E held this Day,
1. I. ANGERSTEIN, Esq. In the Chair.

The Treasurers reported that the amount of
subscriptions made, and received at that
place, on the .13th, is - 51,790 6 2
that the amount invested is,--XlOO Long Annuities
169,000 per Cent. Retboced
and, 2atou 3 per Ctilt. Consul*.
Unwin Heathcote, Esq. be added to this
Committee.

20'h June.—At the General Meeting at this place,—
Revs:wed, " That a General :-übscriptlon of all clams he opened
rot the spettil Relief and Ilenefir of the Families of the brave Men
killed, and of the wounded Sufferers of the 131111'1,H ARMY
under the command the illustrious Wei-LING r ON, in the signal
Victory of Waterloo, and in the several itaates ut the ere-aunt
Campaign."

isoth July.--11y the Licence of tf,e King's Letter, granted by
the authority of the Prince Regent, to the Archbishops, Collec-
tions are also making under their direction, by the Clergy, of
voluntary Subscriptions in their Churchep ard l'arishes, for the
relief of the Ofkcers, Non,Cummissioncq °Ear% and Privates,
Sufferers at Waterloo, of the. BRI lISH ARMY, under the
command of Field Mirshal the Duke of WELLINGTON, and
else of the PRUSSIAN ARMY, under the command of Field
Marshal Prime, BLUCHER.

Amount of Shbacriptions received and made
at this Place - 44157,052 Si. 104.
London, England, 1815-09-18

13IJHOP PULL FEUS'S LIFE AND WO K%

fills day were published, handst mely printed in six vols. ftvo.
with a Portrait of his Lordship, from an original *Picture,
price Xi. its. in boards,
THE WORKS, complete, of the late Right Rev.
DFII.BY POR U.D. Lord Bishop of London;
wait an Account of his Life and Writing%
117 the Rev. RODER 1101JO5ON, A.N.
Rector of St. f"..lei,rge's, I hinovtr-square.
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'V The Life of Bishop l'orteus, wincu forms tins of the
volumts, is also sold separately, for the accommodation of those
.who are already in piastssaritril the sev.!rall Works
London, England, 1815-01-24

BRUSSELS AND GERMAN PAPERS.

STUTTOARD; JANUARY 12.
Our King having this morning convoked in the
palace his Ministers and the Council of State, de-
clared, in a speech addressed to the meeting, his 'vio-
lation to introduce into his kingdom, a conuitntion
of States-General, and has published a manifesto to
that effect.
London, England, 1815-03-16

MARRIED:

Monday, Thomas Mon, Esq.-burgeon-Major to the First
Regiment of Foot Guards, to Mrs. Drury, widow of the We
John Drury, Esq. of Finchley.
Tuesday se'nnight, Albany Seidl', Esq. M. P. of Sweetland',
Devonshire, to kleanora Elisabeth, your.geit daughter of Sir
lionchies Wrey.

DIED.
At Hull, Major-General M. Sprouk, of the Royal Artillery.
Feb. V 2, near Aberdeen, Major-General Adam Gordon.
Feb. 19, Mn. White, relict of the late Major-Generi.l John
Lewis White, of Bengal.

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London, England, 1815-03-29

THE POET'S TOMB.

Tho' my visions of life are #3 soon to depart,
Yet sigh not, dear Het SN thus deeply for mc;
The ruig'ring puisati t is that throb in my heart
Are only its fond apprehensions fot thee.
Oh ! sad are the perils that comms thy way,
For a season of sorrow ansl darkness is
When the glow-worm appears at the close of the day,
Her lustre betrays her, and dooms her to die!

For me, Love! no zzwett-waiting odour shall burn,
No tosrTe invoke thee to deck it with 11Jwias ;
a.hrs shall rest in a chrystalline urn.
And that urn be abroad io the son and the showers,

It shall lightly be swept by the cool blowing gale,
When the gay colonekt evening shims chPertully through
Around it the shadows of twilight shall sail,
And the mist of the ntorni ig einhabit it wilt dew!

Sweet girl, may thy relics be bid in that shrine,
For though death, we are told, is unconscious of love,
Yet it soothes me to think they may mingle with mine,
As our spirits will mingle for ever above,

Ana if when the race of our bring is run,
And recur) remain; of the bvea that we bore,
Our s-ory shall bv, that m lilt we were one,
And in dying we not in be parted nsi more I

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MADRAS, OCTOBER 11.

The weather at Madras has undergone a consider-
able change during the list ten days. The cloudy
and threatening appearance of the atmosphere has
entirely blown off, and the last week had been de-
lightly serene and agreeable, though rather warmer
than might be expected, after the great quantity of
rain that has fallen. The wind has blown principally
from the westward, and as yet, there are no appeal-
I ances indicating the setting of the monsoon.
On Wednesday afternoon last, acc-unts reached
the Presidency of the death of the Ranee of Ti avail-
core. &pout five o'clock the fort Rag was hoisted
half-mast, and minute guns were tired from the ram-
parts in 113nour of the memory of the deceased Ranee.
London, England, 1815-03-29

FALMOUTH, MARCH 126.

Put hack Majesty's ship Titus, With the Un;o.
Gene'ral Kyd, and Providence out ward-boand
lndiamen, and several West.lndiamen :—the Tanis
hove two of her guns overboard in the ga:e. Ar-
rived the Lady Louisa Packet, with a Mail from the
Brazils in 58 days. The sltips in the Roads appear
to ride oat the gale in safety.—Wind S.W.
PORTSMOQI'}t, MARCH 728.

Arrived his Majesty's slip Exolmi•w, from Ber-
muda, with the President, Arnett.: friq.,te, her
prize; . his Majesty's ship PaccoLus, from New
London, in 16 day; passage, left his Mjesty's ships
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port from H tlifax ; arrived Ms Nl.tjesty's ship Hoer,
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a mail from the Leeward Islands, which has been
forwarded to town in t. post-chaise..--Wind S. W.
London, England, 1815-03-29

Tlas nay was published, in one vol. moo. price 15s. In boards,
ATREATISE on the DISEASES of ARTE-
RIES and VEINS; containing the Pathology and Treat-
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This day was published. rice ss. thi. boards,

THE CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY CALEN-
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the last 60 years, Prizes, Exhibitions. Scholarship., Patronage of
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BISI•IOP HORSLEI"S TRANSLATION OF THE PSALMS
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W. Powell, Lonibarlattreet, banker.. Apia 22, R. V. Wiiii.44n.
and G. W. Chsneery-Lanz , Aationer:. April IS, 1. Pear-
son, Warsvick•btieet, pi-mg-gardens, merchant. Apr.llB, I.
Chap:nun, I .i!il..to.i y-Mill.:, Essex, mealni.in. April 1.5.' li. and
W. NtaidAcone, carpenters. April 18, k. Ashby, Poul-
try, engray.r.

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CERTIFICATES, APRIL in.
J. Cowing, Bedford court, Coven:10:41w), woollen dram. E.
and C. Hill, Union-row, Little Tow.n•-htli, corn-factors.

EAST INDIA PAPERS.

CALCUM, OC COUR 4.

We are sorry to have to state the particulars of a
very melancholy accident, which occurred near Rajc-
maul, on the 22d ultimo. One of the boats of tile
squadron conveying the 'ld detachment of his Ma-
jesty's (2,-ith foot to Dmapore, was unfortunately upset
near that place, and notwithstend ng every exertion
was used to save the lives of tin se on board of her,
no !ewer than seven of them were consigned to a
watery grave.
Time mote, our accounts state, would have ine-
vitably %haled the gime fate, had it not been for the
great and successful exertions of a man of the name
of -hint, who jumped into the river after them, and,
with the greatest tfilficulty. as well as at the immi-
nent hazard of his own life, dragged them almost
lifekss on shore.

The Officers, we understand, who witnessed this
distinguished instance of Jimmie and fortunate isitre-
pi,lity, purpose to reward the brave fellow for his
c:mdffet.

The new ship Lady Nugent, Captain D. Robert-
son, will be dispaiched for England in the early part
of the ensuing week, touching at Penang, to corn.
pieta her cargo.
We under..tand that the Hon. Company's ships
Astell and Europa, are to be dispatched on the 10th
of December. Those ships are to be moved from
Diamond Harbour to Saugur, in the first week of
October.
London, England, 1815-03-29

MARRIED.

Sunday seamiest, at Kingston Church, Lieut. R.N. to
Miss I larding, of Uniott.street, l'Jrtsea.
Last week, Lieut. John Picktltor:l, R.N. of Trafa!gar-pl7ce,
Stoke, near Plymouth, to Jessy, only &Liz:Ater Ru.sel,
Esq. Master Attendant, at Yarmouth.
London, England, 1815-03-29

•rhi,, day was published, ;nice 54. bound,
T ETTRES de MADAME DU MONTIER,
.11-A Recueilles par Vadanie le Prince de Beaumont, Auteur
du Maeasin des Enfans, des Adolescentes, &c.
Nouvelle Edition, soigneusement Revue et Corrigee d'apres les
meilleures Editions de France
A Londres, chez Law et Whittaker ; Longman, Hurst, Rees,
Orme, et Brown ; Dulau et Co.; et T. Boosey.
London, England, 1815-03-29

HERTS, BETWEEN HATFIELD AND HERTF:iitI.).

A COTTAGE ORNEE ELEGANTLY FURNISHED, with
OFFICES, GARDENS, beautiful PLEASURE GkOUNDS,
and MEADOW LAND.

• TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mr. ROBINS,
ADELIGHTFCO UL crrAGE RESIDENCE
fitted up with great taste and elegance. in camplec
with all requisite attached and detached Oakes. Coach-ltmises,
end Stable, for six Horses, large productive Kitchen Gard..n
walled round, well stocked, cropped, and planted with choice
iirult-trees and Twenty-three Acres of excellelt Meadow Land,
only twenty miles from Lendon, in a biglilyerespectable neigl,-
bourhood, beautiful rides in all directions.—linatediate possession
may be bad.
To be viewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be had
of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square.
London, England, 1815-03-29

Al4Oll-lElt EAST.tNtHAMAN ON SHORE.

DEAL, MARCH 28.—1 t has blown very hard th,
whole night, and continues to do to all day. During;
the gale arrived the extra ship JAVA, Captain Tit.
PLAN from Bombay, with loss of anchors, cables,
and rudder, having been on shore off the South F‘re-
land : she has been riding very hard this morning,
and a dreadful sea is running. At eleven o'clock
a. m. her main and mizen masts were cut away for
the safety of the ship, and after a great deal of diffi-
culty a Deal boat succeeded in getting alongside with
another anchor and cable, and we trust she will now
ride out the gale. The PatncEss CHARLOTTE OP
WALES, Loan MELVILLE, and Cuss, East-Indians-ft,
have lost anchors and cables—the former two, and
the-others one each.—Five o'Clot:k : more moderate.
The JAVA now rides tolerably well.

MILFORD HAVEN, MARCH
Arrived the William transport, 552, CAMPY:ELL.
from Bristol for Portsmouth ; the Edward and Eliza-
beth, CUSTANCE, from Newport for London ; the
Eliza, SEABORNE, from ditto for Cork; the Francis
Freeliiig packet, with a mail and passengers, from
Waterford; arrived also several vessels for shelter—
names not known.—Sailed none.—The brig Lord
Wellington (mentioned in my last) has been towed
into Solva, a creek in St. Bride's Bay, with the 1,.,5s
of the best bower anchor and cable, after having rope
out one of the heaviest gales experienced here for some
years past: she is now in perfect safety.-11,main his
Majesty's ships MYItTLE and StTrrtftE, and the Speed-
well and Diligence revenue cutters.—Wind, heavy
gale from S.S.W. with rain.
London, England, 1815-03-29

HAGUE, MARCH 24.

Our Garrison was reviewed the day before yester-
d.ty by his Mijesty. These roops, whose fine ap-
pearance drew gcneral attrietion, displayed by their
shouts of « Long live the King," the best spirit.—
The greater part of them marched yesterday to tho
frontiers.

BRUQSEL.S, MARCH 19.
The measures of premtion which have been taken
in the present crisis, are of the most vigorous &scrip-
tion.

The united forces, consisting of Prussian, llano-
verian, English, Dutch, and Belgian irovps, are all
advancing, and cur frontiers, troin Tri to Nieu-
iv.rt, will be cov:red in a tew days with an army of •
150,000 mea.
London, England, 1815-03-29

LIVERPOOL, MARCH r 7.

Arrived the Argo, BALDWIN, from Africa t was
boarded in lat. 40. 24. tong. 3'2. 30. on the 17th in-
stant, by his M4jesty's ships CHATHAM. BOMBAY,
and the LARNE corvette, cruizing in company.
HARMCH, MARCH N.
Arrived the Lord Nelson packet with a mail frcm
Holland.—Wind W.

RAMSGATE, MARCH vt.
Arrived the Britannia transport (E Y) fie:a the
Downs. to take troops to Holland.

GRAVL•SEND% MARCH 2R.

Sailed the Hut, Webster, for Labradore ; Dundee Packet'
Foreman, aro& la Louise, Riveira, for Rouen; Vrow Hendrika
Kappeu, for Rotterdam.

Yesterday, pmclamations were isqued, offering
bounties for such seamen as should be the first to enter
on board of his Majesty's ships.

OFFICIAL. NOTICE.

Admiralty-oice March 27, 1815.
Gtrart.lt sm.—in answer to your letter of the 23d instant, re-
specting Ve•beti hound to North America, I am commanded by
my Lords Comanhininera of the Admiralty to acquaint you,
that it as not their Intention to appoint any convoy to that quar-
ter. I am, Gektienten your very bumble servant,
Me..srs. M'Ghie, Beason, and Co. JOHN BARROW.

We find by the Bombay Courier, of the 22d of Oc-
tober, that the ship Alexander, Captain L. Aucwo,
(lost on Sunday night near Purtland) sailed thence
tor London, with the following persons on board as
passengers :
Mrs. AulJjo; Dr. and Mn. Dunbar; Miss Toriano, Major
Ramsay; Captain Campbell, his Majesty's 47th regiment; Lieu-
tenant and lain. DaVerti, rag Majeny's 47th regiment; Lieute-
nant Wade; Lieutenant her; Lieutenant Bennet; Lieute-
nant Godby.
Children.---Miss Charlotte Elphinvone; Master John Elphin-
stone.' Master Wm. Richard Russell; Master talmondlkverel,
Miss Lydia Devcrel, Miss Frances Devi el
host as Mathews, invalid from the Artillery.
Captain and Mrs. liughes and family, of the Madras esta-
blishment, were expected also to go as passengers from Cochin.

A very distressing accident happened on Wednes-
day morning, at the back of the Goodwin Sands.
The smack, Flying Fish, of Ramsgate, being on the
look-out for vessels in want of pilots, fell in with a
foreign ship, to which she put off her boat with three
hands, intending to board her ; they ha& however,
proceeded but a short distance, when a heavy sea
tell into the boat-and filled her half full of water, and
another sea which almost instantly followed, com-
pletely filled and overturned her, by which two of
the unfortunate men were drowned—one of them
named Richard Curling was part owner of the smack,
And a most industrious and reputable man ; the other,
John Smith, was a worthy youth, about eighteen,
son of Mr. Smith, the owner, who was steering the
smack, and witnessed the heart-rending !cene, with-
out the power of affording assistance. The thin:,
Robert Frieod, was so fortunate to keep himselt
above water by .the oats, until saved by the smack.
London, England, 1815-09-27

4eSAlelttn l had been preserved {Kim ill treat-
ment, whisll, he as quite satisfied;' would have
.ompletely prevented the Match. tndeect it is imps-
siblets view the conduct of Mr. and Mrs. Dyer
throughout this KnAtch, but wish feelings of the
warmest admiration. Their humane and friendly
attentions were actuated without the prospect of any
other reward than that which their own ewllent
hearts mtist feel in the contemplation of a good act.
The interference of the Magistrates, it is consi.
tiered, will dissolve all pending wagers upon this
novel transaction. To describe the disappointment
of the anxious multitude upon the occasion would be
impossible.
At eight O'clock yesterday evening, Wilson re-
mained in a sound sleep, at the house of Mr. Dyer.
A subscription is expected to be entered inw for
the poor man..
London, England, 1815-09-27

ANA l'Ortili!A I. 'IIIEATRE, LONDON 110sPI
MR. HEADINGTON and Mr. FRAMPTON
will begin its* AU I'UMNAL COURSE of LEC-
TITRES upon AN.I.I*OMY, PHYSIOI.OOY,and ttiv OPERA •
TIONS of i;UKGERY, oa MoNDA I, the id of October. at Two
o'Cloek.
Principles and Practice of Surgery, by Mr. HILADINUTON.
Anatomical Demonstration*. by Mr. PaAsirrow.
Further particulars may he known by applying to Mr. Price,
Apothecary, at the Host 441

This day was published, ins vols. two. price AI. las.
With a Portrait of the Author,
A RMONIES of NATURE. By J. B. I-1. DE
ST. PIERRE, Author of Studies of Nature, Paul and
irgiola„&e. Translated from the French by W. Meston, A.M
London : Printed fur Baldwin.Cradoek, & Joy, Paternoster-row.
Where may be had. •
The original Paris Edition at 6e same work. In 3 yob. pr. f:►. 1 r,..
London, England, 1815-07-11

,
1.8**,13 offri: tatgeeit Zoaiide4 m Vet*
In the middle of the military jtiid political' evyntit
§abitb have agitated bui atiods; the. Milian' (land •
has never 'Gigot that its arst duty towards the Prince
and the country *rat to watch for the pies, iv .tion of
the capital end the Maintenance of the public peace;
This mind ought to animate us More. than
44 We union of the French tan °Utile the sakty
of France, but toibtain this, it is netesia4 that to
the spirit-td the party which has caused all obi evils,
thnt enlightened p4trintism should succeed width in
times oidit&Cu!ty Unites the citiims and saves the
State. (S•gitc.i) "Count DasoLas."
London, England, 1815-07-11

MARSEILLES, JUNE S 7.

Scenes of horror have filled us witfrakent for these
two days. On the first news of the disaster of the
French army, and the return of Bonaparte to pmi.,
signs of deliverance &splayed themselves, and cries
of Vive le Roi were heard. The bogies' of the gar-
rison replied to them with muskets, which they fired
in the streets, on the citizens. The eky did not show
itself inclined to endure the excesses of military des-
potism.: they armed, and assumed an attitude wfiich
_ •
disconcerted the gartiion.
Iu the night between the 25th and 26th. the sol-
diers began filing di towards Toelon. Next day itl
was impotsible.to restrain the indignation Istidfurrof
the niultitudr.. In their turn, they proteeded to the
must criminal excesses. Assemblage; drunk with
vengeance attacked the houses of the best-known
partisOs .of Bonaparte, whom, after pillaghig and
insulting with a sort of phrenzy, they massacred ity
their own houses. To-day tranquillity is nearly esta-
blished. All honest people demand the prosecution
tif the 'aggressors. , .
Toutztrag, JUNE se.
Or. Monday last, about nsi.l-day, souse persons hav-
ing assembled iu a onifare-ho9scoo AtkillerlAcetiiirt44
announced that theveturn at the Bourbons er • ster-
n:in. Ileum tie lis painted on the sign of the coffee.
houser. arid winch ,since the events of the 20th of
March had been entirely concealed, re-appeared 'Oll
a sudden, and were saluted with-acclamations. A
considerable crowd as:wmbled forthwith. General
14)ecaen, with, other Officers, and the Prefect, re-
aired to the streets and squares wherc.the agitation
11,
:is greatest. The tumult was put an end to : (me
erson perished on this occasion—three or tour were
wfutided. Nsji,
. p inliAMSElt OF PEERS.
cONtiastox (.1? TalK SITTI:a; or JUNE 29.
At half,pasisp at night the Sitting was contateeced.
1. the3.:Aint 'imp uDEA u read a message to the
fenutvings r ct :—" The Commission of Govern-
"msnt had n for an illiittant since the abdication of
Napoleon, lost sight of itslihject, to place him under
the sattguarti of the national libsour.• The first care
was to require front the Commanders of the enemy,s
forces, passports and protection f,4 Ws person. On
The 25th of but. Niquileon demanded teat two fri-
gates should be put at his di#posal• The Commission
instantly itittlistad them, and gave orders for his
protection on his route, as well es for the speedy per.
forma:tee of it. On the 28th Napoleoe had nut dk.
parted. The approach of the enemy eiused•griat
inquietude as to the security of Narteleno," and the
tear of A movezfle*t itt the ititelitte added to that hr.!
quietude. The Commission was determined to prihis
again the departure of Napoleons staid the most PO.
#4' •
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London, England, 1815-07-11

COURIER EX rRAORIIIIt AR Y or RATLIED Y MORNANO.

The King entered Paris this drip at noon. The
National Guard and all the Civil Authorities pre-
ceded
Thekwo Chambers were formed thii incrning at
sit o'clock, according to the orders of M. the Gene-
ral Dessolles, who has.lkeen nominated by the King
to the command of the National Gnarl.
Cardinal Vesely the only relative of Bonaparte who
still remains at Paris, is about to set off.

The Emperors of Russia and Austria and the King
of Prussia will arrive in Paris this evening.
French Funds.-0 per Cents. 65 1. 50 c.

Mr. 111101103SANi the M..ss-nger, arrireAtYls day at
the Foreign Office, with dispatches from • i.lr;
TLEttEarnt at Paris. being the first received since his
Lordship's in-Viral dime.
London, England, 1815-05-23

PICT!! diLLIIVG-OFFICB,* May 16, 1815.
THE COMMISSIONRRS for VICTUALLING
• HIS MAJ CS Tra NAPT, do hereby give Notice,
That on FRIDAY, the 2tith to dant, they will be ready to re-
c Live Tenders, in writing. sealed up, and treat for the taking away
and te-manufaentrimg into NEW IRON HOOPS, the whole of
the DAMAGED IRON HOOPS, (round, broken, bent, or in
pieces) that may front time to time arise or be debvered into
Majest)'s Vietuall;ng Stores at Deztford, during the space of
tw•Jte ealitnilar mouths from the le of June next; to be paid
for by Mils payable with interest ninety days after date.
Tie Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Secretary's
Office.

Ns retard wink halite any Tender in which the trice shall not he in-
serted in e: Jig at kir* or that shall not be delivered to the Board before
one 4loti to tha paid Plidey, the 16th instant; nor axles, the 'Perron
.des ltrsevrasar, or seat town en his behalf, atteadr, to anew('
avian
Beck Tanis caret also Se aewaspanied by a letter sisgai Ly hoe re-
sloonsibk Adam essinging M Mows bound with the Party tenieriv, in
temtl,spiil of sti:Wissu, for the at terfarevaate *pile Gwtratt.

V(CTUA UPPIC Its May 110, 1815.
f HE COMMISSIONERS fir FICTUALLING
-L. HIS MAJ lairs NJ PT, do hereby give Notice,
That on WEDNESDAY, the 7th of June next, they will be
ready to receive Tenders in writing, sealed up, and treat tor the
Supply, on separate Contracts, of FRESH BiaLF, to his Main-
ty's Ships and Vessels at the undermentioned places, viz.
GUERNSEY and JERSEY NEWCAS rLE and TIN-
GREENOCK MOU al HAVEN
HULL SWANSEA and ERIS t 01.,
For the space of Twelve Months from the dates of the respective
Contracts, the Conditions of which may be seen at the Secretary's
OLlice, at this Once; or by applying to the Postmasters at
Guernsey and Jersey, and to the Collectors of the Customs at
Greenock, Hull, Newcastle, Swansea, and Bristol respectively.
No regard will he had to a, Tender in which the price shall 'sot lie
inured in words at kagth, or Mar shall not he delivered to Me Board
before one o'clock on she said Wedssuday, She 7th 4' Jane next, aor
eyeless the person who mates the Tender, or mu feriae on his lielsalf,
',tech, to answer when called fbr.
Each Under taut also it ascomlbanisd4 a letter signor by two restos•
Bible persons, engaging to hawse hound with the party tendering in the
11 se. /00, fir the due performance of each of the irtintracts.
London, England, 1815-05-23

TO b SOLD BY PRIVATE

IN 1 RAC r,

THE very desirable and extensive MANORS of
SNITT,ERFIEL.D and BEARLEY, In the County of
Warwick, with the Royalties, Quit and Chief Rents beloogiog to
the same; together with the Mansion House and Paddocks ad-
joining, and several capital anti valuable Farms in Snitterfiel 1
aforesaid, with Woodland, well stocked with fine young growing
Timber. The whole containing Ws Acres, or thereabouts, and
the Corn Tithes cif other Farms.

The Estate is all freehold, and tithe-free, shelled into prupo•
proportioned lacloiurev for good hu.,hauAry, for which the soil
tavourablP.

The itoation Is. delightful and heshlly, and the Estate well
adopted for the. preserva•ton of every ,pf Gam; any! cal-
culated for the residence of any Nolalemon or Ckotiv.i.ati of For-
tube, in about tlit tens-e of Lord M•tl Ilet•on% liont, three mil s
(rum Warwick, four rrom Stratford upon .ke,•,, 16 front bie-
nlttoelom, alp& I 4 from Coventry, w;th ese.-11.nt roads to each.
For farther PaAiculars, and to treat for • porthole, apply to
Mr. N:urlatul, of Abingdon, with whom a Hall of the Estate may
he seen.
London, England, 1815-05-23

THE UNDERMENTIONED PROPERTY
having remained in M.. Batch.. lor'N Start: oppo..ite the
Tuwo Quay Gate', Portantooth, over the lit:t.te4 time allowed
by law, and If not claimed after this r:iblic Notice, it wilt be
SOLD by AUC i'ION, by Mr. MOM:AN, on Friitty, May Cl 3,
1815, at One o'Clock in the Afternoon, at the above Store, to
defray experNes attending warebou4e-rtiont, &c. viz.
Bars Iron and 50 Drug Streak., mark W.
Ca•t Oil—Five small hew Bower Anehers

A quantity el -New and Second-hand Yarn, with one Coil of
Hawser laid Rope.
_

Also one Chest of Wearing Apparel marked Alex. Anderson.
May i 6, lII'S.
London, England, 1815-05-23

EXCIi ht2tl UR DILI. OFFICE, May 20, 1815.
' AU Exchequer Bills dated in the Mouth• of March and April,
1814,viz.
Supply - 1814, £10,500.000 54 Goo. 111. Cap. 18.
Supply ' 5,000,ikx) • • 30.

TO BE PAID OFF.
THE LORI)S COMMISSIONERS of HIS Md.
JESTrs TR EASCIRr, having:Ana Directicarifor paying oil
the Prisuipsal V'the above mentioned Exchepier Bills, with the Interest
doe thereon, at the Exchequer Bill Office, in the Receipt of Excheiner,
Ncw Palace 'rand, Weitmeiniter, of Tuesday, Me £tJtb. day of'
!nue, 1015, attendance will be givers daily (Satoshi!: and Holidays
ex.epted) land aid inclardiag Tucsday, the 13th June from Ten
o'Clock is Lie Alormiag till One ix the After:sew, for the prrrposeof
re.sivin: the same ; and, for the greater dispatch, the bearers of the said
Bill, arc desired to place each description of Bills im separate Lists,'
(which are to be attuned at this Voce) daubs: therm in the order
their reipectiesedates, such as are for Me same amount being aunsericaily
arranged, and speeyin: the prin.ipal Sums and interest due Mcrae,'
aropista from, bat ex.soling Me days on which they are resiectiv.i.i
dated, to the raid troth Jay of lune its/strive, when the Interest will
ads's sad the said Bearers (beim: Holders or mid) are imdispemsibly
reprired to indorse each Bill vuith their usual sighatiores, and to write
their Names and ilesiden:e at the bottoms of each separate List ; mad
they are Nemeses required to attend the Bxclieper Bill Ole par
ement,and to receive Me mew Bills, arid give Me Receipts ler the saws.
If any mf She healer, f the of Bah died, bit der iroas of receiving
Payment of the inespal and Interest, pre mien: to the sail vOth qty
of June, they :say be accommodated, on eoasputia: the interest to
the day on which they wish to be paid,amd leaving the said Bills for
examination one day prior thereto.
ouch Persia: as may be delis-ors of having new Exchequer Bills in
whole or ix pars of Payment e Principal, rpm moorhen: mew
and mentioning the amount at the bottom of their Lists, delivered on or
Iniire Tuesday. the 13th June, may be aueoessii,d.ited Irish new
Bills, carryox: an Interest of Threepence liallissiney by the Jay, on every
One Braked Porindi, which sail New hull will bear date the smut
ethh day ,f June, and will be deliv;re 1, looker with the Liter ci
doe as re4peet of the Belie so desired to be exchanged, on Wednesday,
lON List day of June, and the fistlotrial Days.
.-111 Exchequer !MIN dated 1'nur to March, 1814,
'have been idvutised to be paid al' and the Interest thereon
has twit d.
London, England, 1815-05-23

eeeded to the toast of La Vendee to supply the
Loyalists *ith lams. Givernment have 'received
notice of the landing of these ems ; that they had
been received with gratitude ; th4t the white cockade
had been m, awed ; and that the people Lad risen
unanimously in favour of Loma the Eighteenth.—
Already their number is stated at 50,000, but tins is
probably an exaggeration. It is known. howc•ver,
that some men of talent are among thjrn, as the son of
the celebrat.',; Cumif:t. tr., General Ofee.ttAN, and the
associates of '..iomr.;;Lcit., and Fkort E. We
may soon exp..ct to receive in..erlsting• accounts not
only from 1.4 Vendee but from other quarters.

To-day we r:-..zeived the l'ari;•Papers,of S.turday.
The Msniteur contains a pompous account, received
by telegraph Goat Lyons, calculated to leave an im-
pression that Muit.o had been victorious. All that
it states, however, is merely that the Austrians,
the battles of theist, 20, and 3d instant, lost 1.5,000
men and 40 pieces of cannon. This may have been
the amount of t!icit lois it is true, but ,dl accounts from
the scene of action agree in stating MURAT'S defeat
on the above days to have been complete.
But the minor Paris Journals are more ingennifes
than the Neniteur, tor they give ample details from
Italy, highly ominous of the fate of JOACIIIM. They
still keep ty the farce, however, of the arrival of
Couriers from Austria. Ore is said to have
on Friday : this is the fiftieth ,who teas arrived *lce
the return of BONAPARTE, if we can credit his Jour•
nalists.

COWL LOBAU9S Order of the Day will be read
with interest : it seems impossible for him to disge;se,
the fact, that something like disorganization is silently
creeping thrcugh the ranks of the French army....
When the day of trial comes, the desertions he speaks,
of will of course become still more numerous.
r.tais, MAY 20.
London, England, 1815-05-23

IMIMOPRIATE RECTORY IN DEVONsI-11R1i:

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At the Old London Inn, Fleer, on Monday, the .26th day of
June next' at Four o'Clock,
THE IVPROPRIATE RECTORY of the
Parish of Tawton in the County of Devon, com
prising a Dwellitikhouse, used as an Inn, with a Barn, Cur lane,
and all t-ce.sary Out-bui!dings, three Cottag-s, a Smith's Shop,
and 43 acres of Land, let to James Jennings, jun at the yearly
rent of .E7O. And the great and small Tythes of the whule
Parish (containing about 6800 Acres of Land, of which nearly
one third arc in tillage) now let to the several occupiers at cons-
positinhs, amountinz so the yearly,sum of 4800 and upwards,
but supposed s be of greater value.
The Rectory is held under th. Dean and Canons of Windsor,
.by Lease tor 21 years trona Micbadmas Ifll (but renewable
every seven years) su'lect to a stipend of .E:0 to the Curate of
the Parish, mail chief rents and other Ou•goinge.
Aouth Tawton Hes about 18 miles from Exeter, and four front
Okebampton, and the turnpike road runs through the Parish.
For further Particulars, applicasion may be made to Mr.
Beadnn, Attorney at Law, Taunton; Mr. Barnes, Attorney at
Law. Exeter; and Mr. Law, Land Agent, Ltttkham, near
Exmouth.

NEW ECNOMICAL. STEAM KITCHEN
RANGK, and COOKI APPARATUS, with open F:re
for Roasting.--iIEORGE STRAVI*ON and CO. continue to
tnanufacture and +ell their invaluable Conking Apparatus, wh.ch
saves at least two-thirds in fuel, and with increased confidence
invite the Public to inspect its advantages. at Iss, Piccadilly.
facing Albany, any day from eleven to five. At the time of re-
ceiving an order, George Stratton and Co. enter into a specific
agreement not to require payment until the party is sati.fied that
the Apparatus answers all the purpose+ steel tred.
N. B. • I bis Range, by its peculiar construction, is an effectual
remedy for Stisokey Chimneys.

THE DISEASES OF FEMALES.
MR. MACKARSIE, Surgeon, Atter 25 years
of professional esperietice, enlightened by all the aids of
Medical Science, has adopted principles of practice which uni-
form suecess may justify his dariug to term infallible. In every
case of obstruction, of increased or diminished dt•ckarges, of irre-
gularity is ac• ion, or of disease in the female otgAtis ; as well as
in those weaknesses and di,tressing nervous complaints, really
though not so obviously depeuditi: thereon, he never fails to im-
part the desired effect. Mr. M. continues to give advice daily,
to m I l till sqtrsonally, or by :crier, at No. 28, Leieester-square.
Me Nine sent to any part of the Notplom.