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the dearest of his dude& Ali,-irdit world is far i long
time assured,4l all the odor flevetvigoe are disposed, aq his Ma•
jesty is, to make thskilkasioar emobt ht the preservattqa of peace,
by phcingpeace under thosfeguard of honour.
6. Such are my Lord, dis sonimeats with which his Majesty
▪ doeseely aolowed, and 'MO he has commanded me to make
knowu to your Govern:mute—l have the boom., ice.
(Signed) " CAULAIT4 COMM, Duc of Vicente."
" His Escellency Lord Castlereagh, he

LETTER FISQ.I•ii. CAULAINCOURT TO VISCOUNT CASTLE

REACH.
" raris, a April, NIS.
4' Lottp—The Emperor was anxious express directly
to Isis Royal Highness the Prince Regent tt fentiments which
inspire him, and to make known to hint the high value which he
places on the maintenance of the peace happily existing between
the two countries. 1 ant ttommandvd, in come-gut-nee, my Lord,
to address to you the annexed letter, and to beg your Excellency
to present it to his Royal Highness.
" The first "kb of the Emperor being that the repose of Eu-
rope should fpnain inviolate, his Majesty has beets anxious to
manifest thisitisixoition to the Sovereigns who are still assembled
at Vienna, and to all other Sovereign..—l have, &c.
(Signed) " CAVLAINCOURT, Duc de Vicence."
" His Excellency Lord Castlereagh," &c.
LETTER FROM VISCOUNT CASTLERRAGII TO M. CAULAIN-

but by al the advaataies el as hesourehlireteleb end 1111
blessings of a .
it is to tbeharedittrap
It trYeseeihst the Iseperer %she I
for tbt aecomplisbosent stabil,/ bunting*. Wl*
side)* to respect thetriglitad tuber natiouo, his Maisesty
sthg hops that those of the Frew* lotion win mull
late. 'the maintenance dthis precious deposit is the drat_ _
London, England, 1815-05-23

COURT.

" Downing-street, April 8, 1815.
have been honoured with two letters from your Ex-
cellency, bearing date the 4th instant, from Paris, one of them
covering a letter addressed to his Royal Highness the Prince
Regent.
"' I am to acquaint your Excellency, that the Prince Regent
has declined receiving the letter addressed to him, and bas a'. the
same dine given me his mien to transmit the letters sakkariesl
by your Excellency to me to Vienna, for the information and
consideration of the 4llied Sovereigns and Plenipotentiaries there
sissembled.—l am, Ste. (Sigurd) " CASTLZRRAIDeee
• fyli re tallow the Treaties concluded between Great &halo,
Russia, and Pre-sia, signed at Vienna, on the 25th of March,
18 i .5, for maintaining entire the conditions of the Treaty of Pa-
ris, and the btiptillanoss determined upon and signed at the Con-
gress of Vienna; the Articles of whkh, officially laid before
IParliament a fcw weeks since, were at that time correctly given
lin the STAR.]
ADDITIONAL CON VIDITIONNCLUDED AT YUMA,

Arm 30 1815.
London, England, 1815-05-23

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

NOTICE..-..-If I'IIOIIIAS MAYOR HALL, who served
Midshipman on board his Majesty's ship Pekin
1807, and was discharged from Bomba) How
on the 19th February, 1808, into the DEVONSIO
Indiaman, for a passage to England, or his next
kin, will apply to Mr. itlIN CHALMERS, No. 4, Mid.
Temple-lane, they will bear of something to us
advantage.

DOVER. MAY £2.
Mr. Mance, the Messenger, saded last night in t'
Duke of Wellington extra p.icket, for Ostend. 'll
King George packet, elptain KING, from that pot
with a mail and passengeii• arrivi.d early this mot.
ing —she brings nothing new. A French vessel, frc
Calais, arrived this afternoon with mail & passenyt: •

FALMOLEI H, MAY :AL
Arrived from London the ship George, to be en
verted into a packet.—Sathd the Walsinghtm pck
for Coruna, and the Marlborough packet for Llsbo.
both with Mails.—Wind N. fine weather.

POLO sMOU CH. MAY V 2.
Arrived his Majesty's ships Fir)Pt and CoNrr •
from a cruize; and the BILLE Pot:La Isom the W.,
ward.—Sailed his Majesty's Ship CHATHAM t Cori
and the TONN#NT for Plymouth.—Wind-N.N.W.

DEAL, MAY se.
Sailed the following East Indiamen fnr Ind;
being the last fleet this season, VIZ. ;,1
bald, Carnatic, Carmarthen, Union, David S,:ot
Fairlie, Lord Castlereagh, Minerva, Lc'rd Catkai
Patton, and the Elizabeth : also the Ea: I Lonsda
fnr IsmaicA, and Dowson for the Cape of G. (id HOP
Came down from the River and sailed with the abo
fleet, the Devaynes East Indiaman. —Wind N.E.

RAMS(I.A.Fh. MAY ST.
Arrived the William and Mary, D. NT. NTary
330, and the Metton C.R. transports, trom Osten:
whither they had carried troops. Sailed the Marys
Cornwallis transports, with troops, for Ostend, ill
several other vessels.
MILFORD HAVEN, MAY el.
Sailed on a cruize the Mvumb, of 18 guns, or
BimillAN; and Martha. Timm*, with pas t of I
97th Regiment on board, from Cork for Ostend.
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London, England, 1815-05-23

I.OeK ANI) Al. 1/1:411.143.1k:.
PATaott--lits.Royal tlighocto the Luke of Yoßc.
Gorse NORS.

Earl of Egrement I John Latotiche, M. P.
Earl of I.eltrim. Col. W. Jones, M. P.
Hon. Col. 1. Harry, M.P. Col. H. Cleit,ents, M. P.
611,R0 rosi —Mr. Kiernan, Member of the Royal Lohege, London.
PARIS INSTUITTION, established for the PICIII-
sive Treatment and Cure of the VENKREAL DISEASE ..
and their dreadful con.e.piences, as btriet urn., Debilities, Ulcera-
tions, &c. has to boast the cure of na leas than 2,000 Patients, an-
nually, many of whom have been amisted Winn in to 20 years.
The early symptoms of Gonorrhea eiril Chancre are vire,' in
a few days by Mr. Kiernan's superior and efficacious nto.:e of
treatment, and that weakness and derangoment of the genera—ve
organs, which impair the constitution, and shorten life, are here
more successfully treated than on any other plan.
Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as usual, by either sex, at. his
private house, No. 21, Lower Chat lotto-street, Medford-stoke,
where Letters from Town and Country are to he addressed, and
the necessary advice and medicine will be given or sent to any
part of the kingdom.
Just published, price Ss. Practkal Obsereatiors on the above
Diseases. Sold by Sherwood and Cu. No. 20. PateroOtter•roW ;
and 1-lighley, g 4, Fleelostreet.
London, England, 1815-07-29

DIJON, JULY s!.

The following at tide is at least remark:,ble for it.
frankness s this is the !runner in which pcorle uis
Are in the wrong, and who feel that they are,
to spc.ttr.
ortuea OF THE DAV OF THE CONIMANDANT OF. THE
PLACE D'AN VON N
• " COMRADES !. " July 12, 1815.
" Lett away by the magic of a name which long conducted
to victoi y, we tore ourselves trout repose, from the pat :real
vtrittneitt of the bourbons, our legitmate Sovere.glis, to it
again the revolutionary career; none of you are ignorant ot
unformnate result of this List effort and lbst in :he tisids of t.
misfortunes we have been abandoned by the man who pibtized
in them. It ai lor.unate fur us in such a crisis, Mat weau ta..e r
loge in the bosons of a tidier who wishes only the pro,re.i .
his children—let Wi throw ourselves then, with confidence, n.
his arcs, and let us all swear fideli-y tia hue.-s-Vie lc Kui
V ivt: its Bout buns!"
London, England, 1815-07-29

OR-DF.R. OF THE DAY.

The Lieutenant-General, Governor of the 11th
and 20th military divisions, Commander-in-Chief of
the Corps of Observation of the Western Pyrenec.,
loses fin time to announce, that the official tiltAlligeno:
which he has received from his Excellency t'ae Princt
of Eckmuld, Conimander-in.Chief of the army of
the Loire, presage the speedy concurrence of ail
wishes, the termination of all internal dissentions.—
Always considering the maintenance of the public.
tranquil!' as the most sacred ct his duties, wad hav-
ing it at heart to justify the confidence oltich he ha,
claimed, and which h.! again claims, it is hi.... duty to
adopt in the execution of the orders which he shall
receive—a moderation that reconcilts their execution
with the general interest, and that l revers all.dis-
orders. Beside., the General-in-Chief commu-
nicates to the civil and mil.tary avtheritie ac
counts, orders, and instructions, wil"wit i,. rec:tiv cs.—
The inhabitants of the 11th and 20th rn.lll.ary dtvi•
ions, and the troLps of the corps of °Wet stalautt of the.
Pyreuees, should continue co live in the 10.1,test his •
mony; Ind never bit sight of trim, that our uclui
lies our strength, and tlic anchor of our stdvatiot..
The General-in-Chief, CLAusei..
Boardeaux, July 18, test.;.
London, England, 1815-07-29

A LIBRARY OF DIVINITY.
This day was published, price Xt. Ss. i, board. or JI. 10s.
hound and lettered, illustrated with Maps, and dedicated, by
permission, to the Archbishop of York,
THE THEOLOGICAL, BIBLICAL, and
ECCLESIASTICAL DIC 110 NARY; serving as a gene-
ral Note Book to all Passages, Names, and Facts, connected with
the Old and New Testament, and with Ecclesiastical History s
and fanning a specks of Cyclopedia of Religious Knowledge and
Opinions, founded throughout on the most.approved Authorities,
By JOHN ROBINSON, D.D.
Late of Chrbt's College, Cambriege, Master of the Free Gram-
mar School at Ravenstonedale, Author of the Archsologia
Grxca, the Grammar of History, Ste- &c.
This Volume, though compactly printed for the sake of Zia
nom!, aims at the .sbaracter of a PCITEATANT CALMICT, and is
intended to serve the purpose of many large and expensive works
In the study and use of the Holy Scriptures, founded on the writ-
lap of Britith, as well as Foreign Divines. he performingi for
the first time, so arduous, yet, as it may be presumed, so dear-
able an undertaking, the Amber has impartially stated the opt.
miens of Leurued Men and Leaders of Sects; and for the asked
rendering his Work universally acceptable In all Theological U.
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INlK•tif responsibility of a partisan, and confined himself to the
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London, England, 1815-07-29

?RENCK PAPER 4.

130UltDEAUX, JULY Ig.
Our journal of today publishes the ordinances of
the King and the acts of the Government, which
bad not done before. The military authorities who
have solong controlled us, who have made us so un.
comfortable, begin therefore to perceive that resist.
ante is become useless, and that they must submit to
the best of Kings. This is evident from the follow.
ing Order of the Day, which is in a more moderat,
Roue than usual:
London, England, 1815-05-24

AIL DIM

Dublin
Waterford

Otiermey and Jeney 0 0 I Flanders
Hamburg's 0 Q f Gottenburgh
BAUM 0 1 Malta
FALMOUTH, MAY SI.
Arrived several sail of coasters. Sailed the
Quaker, Nexson, for Oporto. Wind N. fresh breezes.

O 0
• 0 0
O 1
O 1

PLYMOUTH. MAY 22.
Came in the Puma and BELIE POULE frigates,
TONNANT, man Of war, and BACCHUS sloop of war,
from Portsmouth; Mitasnuou frigate, FLY, HAZARD,
TAY, and WANDERER sloops of war; and the ERI-
DANUS frigate, from a cloize : also the RACOON
sloop of war, from Milford...L.-Wind N.N.W.
polursmoti rtfo.MAY 23.

Arrived his Majesty's ship -SPEY, from the Downs.
Sailed the CYPHALUS, for the Scheldt. Came into
harbour the GANYMIDE, and the Hs ENA store ship.
Arrived the' Expedition, Shatnrock, and Bubona
merchantmen. from Youghall Bee, from London,
besetnd to Falmouth • the 041champton, from New.
castle for Lisbon, and about l 2 sail of collide.

MILFORD RAVEN, MAY 22.
Arrived the Surprize, Coox, from Bristol, fa
Waterford, with passengers, kc. and the Sandwich
packet, Captain JENKINS, with a Mail and passengers
from Waterford. Sailed the Arm, °raven, tom
Pembroke for London, with coals ; and Auckland
packet, with a mail and passengers, for 'Vsraterlord.

DEAL, MAY 83.
Arrived the William, Robert, Alexander, and Bel.
lona transport., with troops, and remain.--Wind S.W.
RAMSGATZ, MAY 23.—Sailed this afternoon the
following tfansports, with troops on board, for
Ostend : Elizabeth, Adventure, Solus, Traveller, aid
Formai.

Yesterday afternoon, the first btone of the S lull.
wark Bridge, which is to be ercgAid across Ae river,
from the end of Queen•streeela to Borough em
bankment, was laid with great ceremony inthecentr,
of the River. A band of music, and disch.irges oi
cannon) proclaimed the termination of ceremony.
London, England, 1815-05-24

GENOA, MAY 9.

An intimation has been transmitted by the Sicilian
Consul at Genoa, to inform the public, that the Eng.
lish Government, considering the Armistice which
esisted between the British and Neapolitan armies at
an end, the Royal Navy had received orders to seize,
burn, and destroy all vessels under the flag of Naples.
London, England, 1815-05-12

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

EAST-INDIA,SHIPPI"o.
The undermentioned ships as rived nt Calcutta the
cA of November last, vex. WARREN I.lnsii%os,
.:OLDSTRILAM, PLIES:IX, and 1...111K1N.

DOVER, MAY U.
• Two vessels from Cala:, :Trieed hPrP yosterday
with pas•enres and merchandize, the Mail came
n one of the vessels. Monrien Dalt- of Tieviso)
las been in that town, and, in a long Teeth to the
inhabitants yesterday morninp, ed
rage them to fight for the pod taint. of France ; m ray
could not understand his meaning, whether the Food
cause of France was meant for BoNaPattre or tor
the Bouitaoss. The young men who were &Ault for
the Army still remain at home. Arrived this mor-
ning the King George packet, Captain KING) with a
Mail and many passengers, it Om Ostend.
London, England, 1815-05-12

MILAN, APRIL 26.

The division of the Austrian General Neipperg is
advancing towards Ancona. It is said that King
Joachim purposes to embark his artillery there. His
army is retreating in all directions.

The Grand Duke of Tuscany set out on the 17th
from Leghorn for Pisa, whence he will. soon return
to his capital, and thus gratify the wishes of the
hightail Tuscans.

All is gradually returning to order. The inhabi-
tants, for an instant alarmed, are returning to their
villages and their labours. Commerce has also re-
vived. Italy in short is saved.

This day Lord AMU, eldest son to Earl BA-
THURST, arrived in Downing-street, from Vienna,
with dispatches from the British Minister there.—
They are understood merely to relate to the second
Declaration of the Allied Sovereigns, which will be
found in another part of our Paper.

Yesterday the. Princess CUARLOTTI took a long 1
tour in an open carriage, by Putney, Richmond,
Kingston, Hammersmith, &c. attended by Colonel'
ADMISSIONS* the Countess of Itznasraa, and Miss,
COATIVit with three out-riders. Her Royal Highness
returned to CArlton•house, when she received visits
from Lady ASHEROOK, a number of the &c.
Yesterday morning Mr. FOSTER. the Mayor of Ply.
mouth, was admitted to a lung audience of the
PRINCE REGENT, at CaltOn-house.

The Property Tax Bill was read a third time last
night in the House of Lords, and pasted.
The Anniversary of the Sons of the Clergy was
celebrated yesterday at St. Paul's Cathedral. The
Sermon was preached by the Rev. G. MATHEW.
The collection amounted to £4.99 I ls. Bd.

Yesterday several of the Baltic merchants ctm--
tracted with the Commissioners of the Navy to rsup.l
ply them with 6500 tons of hemp from Petersborgh
and Riga, at £56. per ton.
The private letters from every part of the Coast
announce the daily influx of deserters from B
parte's army, mostly officers. Great numbers have
landed at Dover, whence they sail for-Ostend to join
the standard of their lawful Sovereign.
MILANCHOLY ACCIDENT.—The extent of the cala-
mity which happened at the Colliery at Newcastle,
is stated as follows:--Mr. Miller (the underviewer,
who has left a wife and eight children), 3i2 workmen,
42 boys, and 37 horses, have perished ; and (2i;
widows, with about 80 children, are left to bemoan
the sudden death of their husbands and fathers. A
subscription for the relief of the widows and orphans
has been set on foot by Gentlemen whose influence
and characters cannot tail to render it successful.
London, England, 1815-05-12

MARRIED.

At Armagh, on the 12th ult. John Ross, Esq. of the late Gth
Garrison Battalion, to Miss Matilda Bradshaw, daughter of the
late Wm Bradshaw, Esq. attorney in Dublin.
On the 29th ult. the Rev. James Morgan Stubby, of New
Ross, to Elisabeth, eldest daughter at the Rev. Wm. °biscuit, of
Pilltown, county of Wezford.
Friday se'imight, at Briool, I.lentrnant-Coloml Galifle, of the
GOth regiment of fop!, to It Mathias, dauzlit, rof Nit John
Peter Mathias, of Cork.

At litilend, on the 26th ult. Captain James Rarwirk, of 11. e
79 h regiment of font, to Agnes, eldest claushttr of IlJgh Ctaw•
ford, E.g. writer, Greenock.
At Batk, on the 24th ult. the Rcv. Bryce Mini-ter of
Covington, to Rills Katharine Ittuddart, daughter of Mr. JoLt.
Stoddart to Hark.

Tuesday 'le's:tut:llr, Jame.] Redmond Barry, 17.1 of Dot;o,:gl.-
more, to Mary, elikst daughter of Wm. B Until
M 1).
At Elgin, on the eth ult. Captain J. A. Roy, of the Ito regi-
ment, to Maly, eldt st daughter of Dr. Patrick Brenner, of the
Wand of Jamaica.

On the I .sth tilt. at the Rriti,h Antha=satlor's Chapel, at Brus-
sels, Deutenant m. V. Macolonongb, of the 26th ley:intent of
font, to Mary !Inn, only daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel lisrlirg,
of Westbury, in E,sex.
London, England, 1815-07-18

FLAA'DERS MAIL.

VIENNA, JULY 1.
It is affirmed that the Courts of Madrid and Na-
ples bare pre.ented, through the medium of their
Ambassadors At this Court, protests concerning seve-
ral diam-nds, and valuable effects of every kind,
which tl,e Ex-Queen of Naples has with her, and
have required that the valuable effects landed at
Trieste shall be sequestrated. This.most valuable
vases, paintings, and antiques have been eanied off
from the Museum, at Portici, and these are reclaimed
oy the Court of Naples. The young Marquis of Ser-
racapricla, who lately arrived here from Naples, is
said to he charged with this business. The Court of
Spain claims articles of great value which Murat,
when he w:Ls at Madrid, took away, partly out of
the Itryal Pllace, partly from the Escurial, particu.
laxly panitines of the Spanish school : these he after-
wards brought to Naples, as well as the gold service
of the Pr iuce of Peace, which Murat secured when the
palace of the Minister was plundered, and which after-
wards also ft nod its way to Naples, but is now claimed
by Pesduia;,d King of Spain, as the property of the
State. It secrfis that the remonstrances of these two
Cots have out with a favourable hearing, since it
is stated, that a few days ago an order was sent to
tlfe Caarernittertt at 'Trieste, immediately to Amine
very strict`ty the abode of Madame Murat, and to
draw up an exact inventory of all the effects that she
has Nought wiih her, and to send it hither. To-
nsurs .w the remainder of our garrison marches for
the Khios. This afternoon we received the news of
Llef Oth,ca.t ism I it made an extraordinary sen-
cabin s 4 seven iu 'dee evening the exchange had
?ism :goat 417 to SW It afterwards fell back to 400.
,te
EltflaSLLS, HAY is.
' Wk expect, the 0.47 alter .iciriparrow, the first di-
vis:eat, GI at Pflosiip ruff of 50,1.100 men, which is
ewe! brag to ki.iinatuk provisions are already pre-
We 410-130i* k pw the terms upon t which Man-
bas capittilawd.
-t,l.,„ay it is affirgrq that LBO has hoisted the
and 014 I,* important town has sUb-
nutted. pu the other bidet the Hessiaq troops,
Generalt:uielhazdy who wrates upon the Meuse,

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has had a bloody engsgemest with a port of the gar-
rison of Mezieres, which same out el the town tode-
fend the approaches to it ; it wee repulsed with con-
siderable loss. The battalioss of militia which have
been formed at Antwerp, as well as some other corps,
have just received orders to march towards Lille.
They Will pass through-bere on the 16th instant.
London, England, 1815-07-18

9 1 • I •

AAMI*.

L
•
In the SrAss sf to-morrow ove shall lay L.l.re our
Readers a document I,ijhly interesting to those who:: rela-
tives Wife wosrnded its lit: late honks. viz. A L;rt of the
Veers sow-under the'tate of the Army Surgeon: in Flan.
dens, 'arid the nature and prcs...nt slate of their respective
ovosnsdr, down to Wednesday last. •
The 14th Dragoons, and some other cavalry,
which were on their march for embarkation at
Ramsgate, hav'e been countermanded.
A letter from an Officer of the 71st, speaking of
the conduct of that corps on the 18th ul:. observes :
ia! by the byevver Piper was is pia, again ! When the Int.
peril Guards niade their last charge on us, and when retiring,
owing to the galling are we kept up in square, the Piper played
up the 71st Quick March, followed with the charge. Mijor-
General Adam beutg In the square. exclaimed, dime, 71st,
you are all lions together; and for you Piper, you are an honour
to your coentry— forward, my lads, and give them the charge in
style, as 1 know and see you car. do. This was the critical Ito•
anent that turned the male of the action, and l do assure you we
made them scamper:*

RAMSGATE. JULY 17.
Enibarked this morning for the Netimlands a de-
tachnient of the goyal Waggon Tr.iin, on ho:►rd the
Fumax and Brisk tr insports. The Juno transport is
receiving on board officer's horses, of the 91st Regi-
ment, and several belonging to General Sir Turmas
BRADFORD. The Dragoon Guards that were to have
embarked here yesterday and today, are :toning at
Canterbury to be reviewed, but are expected ,a arrive
in the middle of the week for embarkation-p.transports
are waiting here for them, and every irrangensent
been made by the Agent for their reception. ',old
GEORGE BSREIFORD is, waiting at the 4111;ion note!
to embark with the Dragoon Gu.rrds when they do
arrive.
London, England, 1815-07-18

NAVAL INTBLLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, JULY 15.

Arrived the HAVANNAH sloop of war fl-om a craze;
Chesterfield packet with a mail from Surinam—sailed
24th May, from Demarara 3d June, and from Do-
minica 13th June : at Dominica they were informed
that Martinique was in possession of the British, and
Admiral DURHAU had sailed to take possession of the
Saints. On the 23d June, in lat. 30. 4.1. long. 53. '4.
the packet spoke the American ship Jewell, from
Nantucket for Barbadoes, out 10 days : on the.l3th
July spoke the Isabella schooner, from St. Domingo
for London, out 31 days. Arrived the American slop
Washington from Norfolk, and remains.
London, England, 1815-07-27

ZXEcertow.

''his morning, at a quarter past 'eight o'clock,
Josiah Box and Edward Harland, for forgeries, were
executed before the Debtors' door, Old Wiley. They
were attended on the scaffold .by two Clergymen,
with whom they continued in prayer for a short time,
and appeared to be perfectly resigne I to their late.—
The bodies, after being si.opended the usu.►l time,
were taken down and delivered to them relations fur
interment.

A man of the name of P:izgibbon, received sentence
of death, at the late Assizes tor Clare, in Ireland, for
Whitelnism, who, on being first charged with the
offence, appeared before the Magistrate on a mere
summons. The Magistrate, conceiving him innocent
of the charge, admitted him to bail, and meeting the
prisoner a short time before the commencement of
the Assizes, told him he must go to j +a, to which
Fitzgibbon replied, " Whenever you please, Sir."
His commitment was immediately made out, awl de.
livered into his own hand ; with this he instantly set
off alow, to Ennis, a distance of 13 miles. and sin.
rendez ed himsellto the jailor, stating that he was the
person mentioned in the warrant. The wretched
man had so little notion of being convicted, that he
employed no person to defend him—no circumstance
favourable to him therefore appeared at his trial.
•
London, England, 1815-07-27

BRUSSELS, JULY SS.

The Belgian artillery, which has so greatly dis.
tinguished itself this campaign, is now in the Bois de
Boulogne, near Paris, and yat scarcely six weeks
have elapsed since the French papers announced, that,
the Belgian troops waited impatiently for an oppor-
'lanky to join Bonapirte's Eagles, and that one regi-
ment would be sufficient to conquer Belgium.
Their Majesties are expected on Saturday at the
Palace of Laken.
London, England, 1815-07-27

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CONSOLATION, with other POEMS. By
the Rev WILLIAM GII.I.ESPIE.
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Yes, make the widow% heart to sing for joy ; •
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Held o'er the friendless head: the orphan child
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BIWFH.

On the 3d instant, at SbirebenepTon; Gloucestershire, the Lady
of David Surnervilte itunaldsuu Ltck.un, Esq. uf Perth-
shire, of a son.

1)1F-1).

On the 12th inst. Alexander Canine, Esq. late Lieutenant-
Colonel of the 75th regiment.
Saturday, at the Pavilion, Hans-place, Chelsea, of a severe in-
gamma:4)/y disease, after an illness of five day, Chulave, the
youngest daughter of Peter Denys, Eq. and Lady Chariutte
Denys, aged 11.
Sunday se'unlght Margaret Mead; she was an out-patisint of
the General Sea Bathing Infirmary, and had attended Divine
Worship three times the preceding day at Margate, retired to
bed, declaring herself better than she had been for some time;
when about au hour afterwards she gave a loud scream and
expired.

COAL MARKET, JULY 2C.
Ships at Market. 116ipi 5414. Price.
15 Newcastle 1.5 1111 a ed to 491 6d.
Sunderland 2 411 a 4101 to 41s 6d.

HIGH W A TEiL TO-MORROW AT lANDON MUDGE.
Itlorniog - . 5 minutes after di
Afternoon • • ?1 minute% after fi
London, England, 1815-07-27

FRENCH PAPERS.

IIOURDEAUX, JULY Is.
This city continues to be in a state of siege: it is
divided into five arrondissements, confided to military
Commandants. The Governor armed the vessels to
defend the entrance of the river. The tri-coloured
flag still flies upon the steeples of Bourdeauz. How-
ever, an order of the day, dated yesterday, announces
that as soon as the mission of the Generals sent to
Paris by the army of the Loire shall produce positive
results, the General in Chief will hasten to fulfil the
duties of a good citizen and of a French General.
Many places of the department have hoisted the white
ihig. Au armed force oppose this public demonstra-
tion of the Royalists, but it is hoped they will not
-withhold the manifestation of an opinion too long
suppressed.
London, England, 1815-07-27

EDUCA CION.

THE Rev. JOHN EVANS, A. M. will, after the
Midsummer Recess, open his herninaryon Mut:day, August
7, 181 5, for a limited number of l'ir,nls, R0w,15h0!,...0t
Forty Guineas p.7r Annum. He wad also have a vaeawy or :war
for young mvn finishing their e !UC:ltititl, in a pleasant apartnu.,t,
Gatti up with Globs, Charts, M tps, and a I.thrary,
References are mad-. to .sir John Per-in act Co. etrolt:3; Dr.
Abraham Rees, King's Road; Astley Lotyet, dm. s- re'et ;
and Messrs. Grosvenor and Chafer, C"ro.

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trated by Engravings) price Ts. boards, of
THE PLEASURES OF HOPE, with other
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VIENNA, AM!. '27.

We are assured, glut the courier sent by the Duke
Hof Wellington has IA ought the plan ot the canap.t,gii
against Prance.
It is nut believed that the.grand operations against
France wilt twgni before the end ot May or the be-
at; of Jun as the forces of Austria and Ross a
ucill ot Ise abir pi unite before that epoch. liosti-
licks wll then c•drituence by a general Attack upon
Ali points.
London, England, 1815-05-15

FRENCH ReIPERS.

PARIS, MAY 11. •
The Emperor yesterday held a Council of his Mi-
nisters at the Elysee Palace.
The Minister of Generd Police has received the
following telegraphic dispatch from the Prefect of the'
Department of the North :
" LISLE, May to, In the Evening.
" The Duke of Wellington has issued an order,
prohibiting his soldiers to set foot on the French ter•
ritin y on pain of death."
By as decree of the 9th, his Maks!), has appointed
the Pu ince Archtreasurer Grand Master of the im-
perial thiiversity.
another of the same date, he has appointed the
Marshal Duke of Dalmatia his Major-General.
The Prefect of the Aisne has coilected '200,000 fr.
for the clothing of his National Gu trdc t!:is is good
and solid patriotism. The sum is formed of the
gifts of good citizens, who feel that there is no sacri-
fice great when the object is the dAiverance of the
country. We hold out this noble ex m plc to other
departments. Vie know that some of them have al-
ready spontaneously followed it.
theCi.rtoSreablacstoialienige ofhas beenve r xtaiitt,, in thelpointed
a Deputy by
department
of the Aisne.

Pei sons who recollect the Rev°lin kat, remat k, not
without some uneasiness, that in Ole numinaliooi
m.ote :It Paris for the Chamber of Deputies, l.tw•yers
:orm the great mijolity.
London, England, 1815-05-15

tsurilz

MAILS I
atos. DOC
Dot!din • - 2 I Li.bnn
M'aterford - , 0 Pram's!
Guernsey and Jersey
.0 0 I Flandt.r4
liatnburgh 0 1 (;,,trenburgh
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Holland • 0 I Malta

HIS DAY.

AIR. nit
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• FA I.MOUTI-J, MAY 32.
Arrived the It.:lttler from the liarannah, in 37
days; and the Joseph and M iry
Sailed the Selina for Amsterdam.—Weld NV.

PI.YMOU I H, MAY 14.
Arrived yesterday the French chas;e-rniree Nitre
Dame. Nothing else arrived nr sailed tn.day of the
least conscckuence.—Wind S.

POtTSMOITTI4, MAY
Arrived yesterday the GANYNIEIOI.: :Ind NICZIiZ rr-irrs
Bermuda ; la Marie, French higFer, !mom time I.!e ,•t
Bis bound to Cslsis, with wine, sent by t!.el'h
Came into harbour the ArsLios and CIII.:•terl rac,:d
in quarantine, the Mr:vt:Lisus.
die CossAmc. sail-d the EuitrAi.us for t::e Sdie:dt.
Arrived to-day, the TnAvE, WEsEit, and ItAvv, ,
from the Coast of America. Alm arrived severast
transports with troors from Amtrica, and a-e tirt
tinder quarantine, having been previno,iy 71.,
Mediterranean. Also arrived the Counew,
and SuttLr, from a cruize.—Wmnd W.

DEAL, MAY 14.
The two French ships that the Drr st-ton of war
detained on their passage from I?tcst to Dtit!k;rk.
were released the next day, and saled for their dest;.
nation. Came down from the (firer the Cirnatie,
Wellington, and Union East Intliamen, bound to
India ; the Charles Mills, frr the C .pc and Cal-
cutta ; and the Patton, from Hull for Ittdil. Also
the Dart for St. Thomas's; Phoenix for Queher: ; a•;d
the Charlotte for Lisbon. Tfw Gant.es East India.
rmin did not put back as stated iast Friday, but with
several otheta of the ontward-bound, remains at sea.

DOVER, MAYI4.
By a French beat which nrrivcd here yesterday, n
report was received that Valenciennes had h. tste•l the
ihite flag. Sailed early this morning the King
George packet, Captain Kim), widl a mail and pas-
sengers for Ostend.
London, England, 1815-03-17

DOVER, MARCH 16.

Thirteen vessels arrived last night from Calais and
Boulogne, with nearly 400 passengers of all descrip.
tions: accommodation could not be found for above
half that landed ; many slept on board the vessels.
All this day the bustle has been great in getting car-
riages and baggage landed, and setting the passage
vessels off again for Calais. Numbers of passengers
were waiting at Calais yesterday for vessels to get
over, and a great number of Ladies and Gentlemen
have gone into Belgium. fearing they would not be
able to reach the coast in time to embark before orders
were issued to detain them, so great is the apprehen-
slap that Boturairrs will succeed ; yet it was reported
at Calais, before the vessels sailed, that be eas sue-
rounded not far from Lyons, and a similar report has
boon brought here this day by a vessel which sailed
from Ham yesterday afternoon.

NAVAL INI'BLLIGENCE.

HARWICH, MARCH M.

No arrivals. Sailed the (our transports, with troop
horses for Holland, that came down from the River
on Tuesday last; also the Henry Freeling Packet,
with Mails for Cuxhaven.

FALMOUTH, MARCH t!.
The whole of last Right and this day it has blown
a tremendous gale from the W. N. W.—the neon of
war and several of the mercha.itmen• have struck d.eir
yards and top mists, and they appear, on the whole,
to ride it out very well : we hove not heard of a
single accident so far. Nothing arrived or sailed.

TORBAY, MARCH 14.
Atllred his Majesty's ship SCANIANDEIt. The wind
being now from the N. N. %V. and moderate the
Bulwark, the Princes Charlotte, and Loyal Mims,
West Indiamen ; with the Camperdown, for St.
Michael's, are preparing to sail to join the convoy at
Falmouth.
London, England, 1815-03-17

COLCHESTER, MARCH LS.

Arrived the Success packet, Captain BLACKWIILL,
from Ostend, having been obliged by the violence of
the westerly gale to land her passengers at Lowe-
stoffe. Being an excellent sea boat, the weathered
the gale extremely well. One of the passage vessels
between Gravesend and Ostend has put into this port
in distress with the loss of her mast. The Success
will sail again for Ostend on Friday, with a sealed
beg of letters, and passengers.
PLYMOUTH, MARCH 14.
The other East Indiamaa that put in here yester-
day proves to be the General Kidd, one of the Ac-
saa's souhroy.—Wind N.N.W.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 15.
Arrived his Majesty's ship PIWILLOPE and Drome-
dary store4hip, and the Bellona transport, from Bar.
mods. in twenty days' passage—parted from the
envoy (of only nine sail), off St. Mary's, in blow-
ing weather. The day preiions to the departure of
the Pennon, the 76th Regiment sailed in ten trans-
ports to Join Sir A. Gammaste.—Arrived his Ma.
=slap BASILIig, from Plymouth.—Came into
the Hiadostan store-ship.—The convoy
signals at SEithead were this morning struck, by or.
der of the YortAdrairal, Sir RICUARD aICIMITON,
Bari.—Wind Westerly, blows bard.
MILFORD-HAVEN, MARCH 14.
It blew a gale from the W. N. W. all yesterday
and the day before. The Sandwich and Gower
packets, with mails and passengers for Waterford,
were driven back yesterday afternoon. It having
moderated this afternoon they have again sailed. Ar-
rived the Andrew, NULL, from Behest to Anti ua,
'with provisions ; Irlam, iRgLAM. from Liv for
Cork, to join convoy fur the West Indies ; wirer,
BRINN, from Belfast to Charleston, with salt, Ike.;
Maria, Wzaaniax, from Amelia Island for Liver.
pool, with cotton wool. Several vessels drove during
the gale, but without any damage occurring.. Re.
main his Majesty's ships AYI FIR/4 Mean; and
ECLAIR.

Yeste,rday twenty sail of the line were put in com-
mission by the Lords of the Adreitalty, and circulars
'were sent off to a great number of valuable Officers,
who were recently placed on half-pa), caning for
their immediate attendance at the Admiralty. Di-
rections have also been issued to impress sailors in
the port of London, and all other 'ports, for the ler-
vice of the Fleet.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, MARCH 17
Maytag no fresh arrivals of Wheat this morning, that of fine
jaaßties which was left over from Wedneyday's marker, was
twally disposed of at a telling advance in price. Oats and Bum
an also sore in dallied, and rather dune. In Peas 14111111, -
ankles %sr* is no altered**. in,rA

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London, England, 1815-03-17

QLATER'S PATENT STEAM 1(1-11:1-1EN
and RANGE, complete, with late Iniprovemenrs, w. e-
moted to be superior to any other Apparatus in the Kited ui for
all kinds ef•Cooking (either 'in large or amall Fanitiies) in the
most clean and delicate manner; its various m ceratiiin o: Steam-
ing, Boiling, Roasting, Baking, Stewing. and Broiling, and sl:p-
-plying constantly from one to 14 gallons of boiling water, and wail
or without a Hot Closet, are all 'performed by the use of one
small Eire. Its superiority over every other method of Cooking
consists principally in the fallowing particulars :
1. lit stands in a smaller compass, and is attended by less trouble
than is occasioned by any other mode of Cooking, and it is al-
ways well understood by once or twice using, nor is it so Habig
to be out of repair.
• Y. Half the tire that any other on the most ecnitomical plan
consumes is sufficient, and it is wholly free fii):11 grew; twat, and
all sulpbureods or other distils eeable smells.
3. '4'he cooking by steam (viz.) hot distilled water. Meats so
cookeddo not imbibe Impure substances, such as collect in tca-
kettiee, Ste.

4. Victuals dressed on this plan may be cooked t. second time
and be as good as at the first, or when ready for dishing, can be
made to wait an boar without being spollel
_A Blasting by hat air en Aka OM is more cleanly, and there is
a saving of one pound of meat in ten both in boiling and roasting.
o. The whole is free from the poisonous effects of copper, or
*tippers badly tinned.
7. The Apparatus has been proved by particular calculation of
Many families who have if insist.; to clear its first co.t in corn s'x
te 12 months, yielding or saving of more than 10 per c.a. both
issthe weight of Victuals dressed, and In the quantity of fuel u.ed.
Orders received by TseMss WATTLrault I a Agent to ;In:
Patentee, at the Slim Rooms, No. S 4, Great It uss.-11.Erret,
Bloomsbury-square, where may be seen the Patent Kiretien and
Range complete..

N.B. Witt)legal, Warehouse, Hart-street, Sloomshur.y.
London, England, 1815-03-17

SECOND EDITION.

STAR-OFFICE, THREE O'CLOCK.

Ws have dais instant reesi•►ed the4ollnwing most
important communication from the Sussex coast, on
the accuracy of which, we few, there is but too much
reason to rely :
ea NEWHAVEN, MARCH 16.
(Fuur o'Cluck.)

" Princess TALLEY/AND and Madam Mona':
have just landed here, with 90 other persons. antonp,q
whom is Mr. BAILER, with dispatche, for the British
Govern ment.

• •6 BONAPARTIL has offered a reward for the heads
of AUGERZAU, SOULT, MAR►IONT, and TALLEYRAWD.

Princes TALLEYRAND has disclosed this to a friend of
mine, and Madame MOREAU has confirm ed it since.
" At what hour on Monday the ab•,ve persons of
distinction left Paris I cannot precisely learn ; but
they bad made their way so far on the road to CaLic,
when they were obliged to retrace their steps, there
being no means of conveyance whatever on that
road.

Nothing can exceed the bustle in the English
to get away the roads are liter Ily covered with
mut, women, and children, of the higher r..nks of
society, and of the must delicate fornit, all walking
°afoot, and many of tliemciarying their own luggage."
London, England, 1815-03-17

AiAItRIED.

March 9, at Vlick,the Rev.Mr Robert Phin, asgistant minister
of that parish, to Margaret Elizabeth, daughter of Wm.l4PLeay,
Esq. Provost of Wick.
On the 14th instant, at Aston, Captain James Pickard, R. N.
to Jane, only daughter of the key. Benjamin Spencer, Vicar of
Aston, and Justieetof ryace for the County of Warwick.
London, England, 1815-03-17

SWIFri WOtU(', BY WALTER SCOT I', ESQ.
This day were published, handsomely printed in 19 vole.
price €9. ins. nil. bnards, with a Portrait. and other plates.
THE WORKS of JONATHAN SWIFT, 1).1).
Dean of lit. Patrick's, Dubin; eontaiuirig Additional Let-
:errs, Tracts, and Po. m not hitherto pub:isbed, with Notes, and
a Life of the Authoi.---Ily WALTER SCO rEN.
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V? The present edition orSwifi's Works contains upwards o(
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recovered either from manuscript copies, or tire peniplifets and
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works. In particular, the letters between the Dean said Miss
Vonhomtigli, so basi suppressed or published only iu a mutilated
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furnieli some light o that mysterious ;Ott ;if Swift's private his.
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orizinal copier. The Life has been compiled front the separate
narratives of former biographers, collated with original &cu.
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company the various productions of this iocomparable English
Classc.

March 6, at inveniess,, Alexander Mackintosh, Esq. late Pro-
vost of that place, aged 79 year..
February St 3, at Paisley, James Dow, late baker in Paisley, in
the 100th )ear of his ar. He was a quiet inoffensive mac-•-
For many years previous to tiis death, Le. had a pride in tellier,
that hs was the only survivor of a party who volos.teered from
the parish of Beith for the suppression of the n-hellion the year
,1745, under the command of the celebrated Dr Wotherpour.,
who was then minister of that parish.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning mfroutes alter ei
Afternoon - - 23 mitw►ew a'rn 7
London, England, 1815-01-25

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Lately, at Ockbrook, near Derby, the Rev. Robert Iroiseley,
in the 46th year of Ws age.
At Gilalaud, Alicia, wife of the Rev. Edward Otter, Rector uf
Bothal.
At Trichinopoly, on the 9th January last, Major John Fortune
of the East India Compatiy's 22t1 regiment tit Native Intantry,
Madras Establishment, after a service cf 23 years.
• At ot. Helena, Mr. brGlashan, surgeon of his Majesty's sine
Ulysses.
At the fort of Jumpy, in the East Imlles, on the 47th Decent-
bet last, whilst bravely endeavouring to encourage the troops un-
der his command, and secure their retreat, Lie pteualit W illiam
M'Murdo Wilson, of the 26th Native I.ight lafantry, aged f.te.
On the 271 k ult. at Ashburne, Derbyshire, aged 96, Mts. 1,0-
rocky Thacker, widow of Mr. John Thacker.--litr. huvhAtul thtd
In die9Yil year of his age, and two of his brothers ate still Lying,
one aged 64, the other lie; and their father lived to the age of 94.
The 4th Instant Mrs. I'sarce, een. who had for many year,
been landlady of the Gibraltar puWie house, in Huxley parish
returning with her grand-daugh•er over Pennenden Heath, after
having attended the sitting of the J ustices at Iltarsted,to renew Ler
liCtDigs she was suddenly liken ill, and with difficulty could get
to the !foliose the heath..—the people of the house vet y Ituniricly
persuaded her to lay dosin, and whilst the landlord, Mr. Crawte,
was In the act of carrying her up stairs, she expired in his. arms.
_ .....
London, England, 1815-09-19

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_
Wal was informed on every side that South .America
was on the eve of separating itself From
Loud exclamations were made against' the impolicy
of considering South America as a Colony, When its
popylation so greatly exceeded that
.of the mother •
country, and against the arbitrary sneasure•Of closing
all their ports to foreign commerce.
The Americans were disgusted, with the humilia.
lion of being denied even the most trifling posts wider
Gleernment. To silence discontents, the Junta Cot.
Ind declared in February, 1809, South America a
principal part of the Spanish Monarchy, and conve-
ned its Deputies to form part of the same Junta:..
Notwithstanding this public declaration, nothing, in
tact, was changed ; Spain continued still nominating
Spaniards to every employment, and receiving in re.
tut n millions of piastres, more than ninety millions be.
tween the years 1808 and 1810, and these Spaniards
employed were often men who were knovrn to have
taken an oath of allegiance to King JosuPU•
Such• was the situation of afrtirs in America, when,
in 1810, the Americans received information of the
dual dissolution of the Junta Central.
• VANKLIO CAPLAM.
London, England, 1815-10-03

THE Jißmr.

Yesterday the 23 B ittalion of the sth Regiment
marched Imm Windsor on its route for Winchester,
to arrive there on Tbursthry, the .sth instant. This
Battalion, during two years duty at Windsor, has
been highly respecteil, and carried with it tlitbregret
of all the inhabitants.

An order has been ismecl for 210 men of the gar.
rison battalion in the Towcr, to hold thems-lves in
readiness for embarkation, to relieve' the Invalids at
Heligoland.
Sir W. W. WYNNE has left Wynnstay, and gone
to join his regiment in Dublin.
Major-General Sir Gookoz Comm, in consequence
of the loss of his arm, is not to rejoin the army in
Prance, hut is to command a district at home.
Wednesday the Regent and M mita transports,
with detachments of the 41st and 6lst regiments on
board, from America, arrived at Portsmouth ; oho
the Lady Mack worth, Barbara, and Kent transports,
from Quebec.
The dismantling of the lines near Chelmsford has
commenced. The cannon, which consists of long
21,pounders, with a number of howitzers of large
calibre, are now removing to the Wharf, which
will be embarked on board of the barges, to be con-
veyed to Woolwich. It is expected that the large
ordnance depots will also be immediately removed,
and the lines levelled.

The Forfar Militia left N4AS B wracks on the 19th
ult. for Downpatricki and they expect soon to return
to Scotland.

N4VAL INFALLIGENCE.
FALMOU SEPTEMBER 110.
Arrived the Marlborough Packet, from Lisbon,
wi:h a Mail; Pilot, from Portsmouth; Lord Coiling.
wood. from C,:rk ; Ann, from London ; and Astrea,
from Teignm,,uch. SAiled the Rowcriffe, for Hull.
London, England, 1815-10-03

CAMBRIDGE, OCTOBER 1.

At the election this day of Bachelor of Arts to the
vacant Fellowships of Trinity College, the following
were declared, after the usual examinations, to be
elected Fellows of the said College—A. Amos, B.A.
R. T. KINDERbLEY B. A. J. RoMILLY, B. A. Rev.
C. ACHOLEFIELD, B. A. The number of Candidates
on this occasion amounted to fifteen.