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FROM TILE JOURNAL DE PARIS.

The Duke and Duchess of Angonletne have dis-
patched messenger: to various quarters to counter-
mand all the preparations which were making for re-
joicings on thcir arrival.
Yesterday, at half-past three, as his Majesty was
passing under the grand vestibule of the Thuilleries
to enter his carriage, a friMtii female forced her wAy
through the crowd, and precipitated herself at the
King's feet. dm Sire," she exclaimed, 44 Pardon, par.
don !"—She was immediately recognised as Madame
Labcdoyere. " Madame," said the King to her,
" I know your sentiments and those of your
stonily,
and never was it more painful than to be forced to
pronounce a refusal."—Madame LabedaYere fai
The people around hastened to give her all th. as-
sistance which her situation required. The King
entered his carriage with visible emotion, stud all the
spectators of this affecting scene wcie convinced that
ins Majesty had performa the must painful duty of
Royalty. .1

LAbcdoyere suffered his punishment at half-past
six in the evening : he was escorted to the plain of
Grenelle by a strong detachment of gead'armerie:
when he arrived at the place of execution, he threw
himself on his knees and received the benediction of
the Confessor who accompanied him. Instantly and
without waiting, according to custom, until his eyes
were bandaged, he firmly advanced a few paces in
front of the veterans who were to fire upon him, it-
claiming-44 Above all, do cot miss me"—(Sarfave
ne we minguez pall He was then shot. The courage
with which a French Officer meets death ought not
to surprise any person, but even this very courage
makes us regret the great error which has deprived
his country of it.

PROM THR JOURNAL DES MOAT&
. Colonel Labedoyere suffered his ptinishment today
in the Plain de Grenelle. He left the Abbaye at
half past five. He was accompanied by M. Dolan-
delle, Almoner of the Demur Comfits: of the Rue
St. Jacques.
The Prussian corps &armee under General Tanen.
zien, has arrived in the environs of Paris. This corps
will be immediately reviewed near St. Germain, and
will afterwards proceed into 4retagnes to take up
cantonments there.
London, England, 1815-08-23

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PiIIaLLIMNT.AR r PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, AUGUST Sit
Yesterday, at half-past three o'clock, Lord ELDON, the Earl
of Bucxt entams ;nat. and Lord SIDMouTu, appeared in the
House of Lords as his Majesty's Commissioners' fully dressed In
their robes; and baying taken their seats on the Bench under the
Thetor,the LORD crIANCRILDR commanded Mr. QUARLIC, the
Deputy Usher of the Black Rod, to desire the attendance of the
Commons in the House of Peers, to hear his Majesty's Royal
Commikign read. In pursuance of this summons, Mr. Dyson,
the-WI •IlRrtl Clerk, and other Officers of the Houbeof Commons,
stVoile4 at the bar, The Contmeslon having been read— •
.L.puu CHAN CELLOR said, mrLordsi and Gentlemen_
of, the House, of Commons, by virtue of the Prince legem's
Commission, jssucA in the name and on the behalt of his Ma-
jesty, 19 us direttyd, . commanding us to prorogue this present
Parliament to Thursday, use thl November next, and in pursu-
ance of such command we accordingly du hereby further.prorogue
Parliament to Thursday, the 241 November next.
Parliament :accordingly stands prorogued to Tbundsy, the Sd
November nerxr. • •

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OXFORD. NOVFMBER 4.

Sunday last, the Right Rev. the Lord I.liliot, of l!,...reford held
an Ordination iu the Chapel cu St. Mary C0:1eg..., of %Vindicator,
when the blowing Gentlemen were ordained:
otAeotcs.
William Barter, M.A. of Oriel College, Oxford.
Henry Simpson, B.A. ot St. John's Cu!lige, Cambridge.
Thomas Salway, B.A ot
Timms Cut, MA. of Wineaster College, Oxford.
Thomas BradLy, B.A. of Queen's College, OxtortL
Robert Kea, B.A. ot Sidney Sussex CoUna, Cambridge.
Rev. George Cumming Rashleigh, B.A. of New COIL Oxford.
Rev. Samuel Powed, id A. of Pembroke College, Oxford.
Rev. W. Workman, of St, John's enlarge, Candi/like.
Rev. John Davies, B.A. of Pembroke College, Oxford.
John Taylor, B.A. or keter-house, Car:Au-14e.

INSOLVENT DEBTOUS° COLItT.--011 Saturday last,
Mr. Segjeant ItONIONGTON gave his decision in the
important case, relative to the jurisdiction of an Ex-
tent frumthe Crown, in the case of the King against
Smith. The prisoner, John Smith, claimed the bene-
lit of the Act, and wasopposed by Mr. NOLAN, on ti.e
ground of being within the scope of the 31st clause,
which excluded debtors under the King's Extent 'roue
discharge. it appealed that Messrs. North, Rams-
den, and Co. owed a large debt to the Crown for
public duties, and that the prisoner was indebted to
them £lOO, which they had paid tor hirn to the Com-
missary in Chief. The Crown having pressed upon
them tor their debt, they solicited an extent against
the prisoner, which was granted, and upon that extent
he was now in eu,tody, and the plaintiffs urged it as
a full bar to his dis Charge. The evert admitted the
validity of the objection, and remanded the prisoner;
recommending, at the same time, that the Lords of
the Treasury might Accept payment for the prisoner's
debt (£10o,) at the rate of £25 a year, with pro.
per. security.
London, England, 1815-11-06

BASLE, OCTOBER 21.

The destruction of the ramparts of Huninguen
goes NI without any accident. '!'he two bastions to-
wards Vie Rhine are blown up. Enormous frag-
ments of the walls have been thrown to a great dis-
tance. The curtain is only burst, the mines not
having been sufficiently 61;e1, so that fresh mines
must he dug. Yesterday they began to destroy the
gate leading to' the Rhine. Some more mines have
been sprung to-day. This will be continued without
'tacit aleGott till tile whole is destroyed.
London, England, 1815-11-06

DEAL, NOVEMBER n.

Came down from the River the Ann, HAMILTON,
for Jamaica; and Jane, MEEK, i.,r Bahia. &filed
his Majesty's ship HASTY for Sheerness, to be paid
off.—`Vied W.N W.

HARWICH, NOVEMBER 5.
No arrivals. Sailed ye►terday the Prince of
Orange packet for Holland ; Beanfor packet lo:
Cazhaveu ; and the Active packet for Gottenburgli,
with Mails.—Wind N.W.
SCII.I.Y, NOVEMBER I.
On the 29th uh. the sloop Ardent, Lint n, from
Waterford to London, got on shore on the West
Rocks, and w.aabandoned by the oCW—cargo taken
out by the Islanders, and landed at St. Mary's ;
about 300 barrels of butter were missing. The Eliza,
NEWLAND, from Dungeness for Portsmouth, has put
in leaky, and is landing her cargo. The Thias, AP-
PLEBY, from Swansea to Penzance, slipped her cables
and ran on shore at St. Agnes—vessel and cargo
likely to be saved. The Anna, from London for
Lisbon, sprung her bowsprit, and came in here to
repair. There are a great many vessels in the diffe-
rent harbours of those Islands, but tke weather is so
bad we cannot learn particulars respecting them.
London, England, 1815-11-06

SCHAFHAUSEN, OCTOBER 24.

The passage of the division of Austrian troops
which is retuning from France, under General Mar.
cossi, and proceeds from Basle by this city to the
hereditary States, began yesterday, and will continue
till the 10th November.

Several trains of artillery pass by this place and
N,:ulcirch. '1:o relieve the inhabitants, the troops
iz.g all necessary provisions for the men and horses,
except bay. When these troops are gone, the mili-
tary route will no longer pass through our city, and
we shall have no troops either to lodge or maintain.
London, England, 1815-11-06

LAUSANNE, OCTOBER 4.

The eldest son of Louis Bonaparte arrived here
'on the Thh from Aix, in Savoy, with Baron LioJt,
.an intendant, and three servants, with a little Savoy.
ard, to whom be has taken a liking. He set out the
same day to join his father at Rome. Madame Louis
Bonaratte is still at Air. The case with which she
now parts %%it!! her son confirnis the reports that have
been circulated since the 2uth of March, that all the
tenderness of the lather and mother, the law•suit to
teciaim the children, and the continual comings and
goings of the Acts of Louis Bonaparte, were no.
thing but a stratagem to direct the conspiracy which
was to bring his brother back to France.
London, England, 1815-11-06

CIIAMBERRY, OCTOBER 21.

Prince Ferdinand of Austria, with a small column,
arrived here to•day from Grenoble, and took the road
to Geneva.

BRUSSELS, NOVEMEER 2.

On the l 9th of last month a great convoy of wag.
Bons, loaded with objects of art which Austria has
got restored at Paris, passed through Szhaf hausen,
under the escort of a strong detachment of Austrian
grenadiers. This precious convoy is going to Vicuna.
London, England, 1815-08-24

GHENT, AUGUST 20.

His Excellency Lieutenant-General Baron Evers
arrived here yesterday. We know that he his a
high command in the army which is going to be
formed in our neighbourhood. The barracks for the
cavalry have been very carefully examined, which
makes us presume that bodies of these troops are ex-
pected here. _
London, England, 1815-08-24

LEIPSIC, AUGUST 12.

While a report has been widely spread at the same
time in England, Holl sod, Italy, and almost all
Germany, of a speedy peace with France, fnunded
on the integrity of that kingdom according to the,
Treaty of Paris ; it continues to be asserted in Aus-
tria, that a considerable line will be separated from
that country, and that this condition was agreed upon
before hand, in case it !Mould be necessary to con-
quer France again by force of arms, which has
been done,
London, England, 1815-08-24

THE NZWLY-CnaRtCTED LONDON MAMA ICOPCEIA.
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for the roe of Apothecaries and Druegiste Shops, ss.
A CORRECT TRANSLATION of the newly-
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Old and dew Names.
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BELFAST, AUGUST

Monday morning, at hall-past five, the Andrew
Savage, of Portaferry, from Antigua, rum ladva,
struck on the rock inside the buoy of the Brig,.;s,
below Grnomsport ; the vessel has sustainid cunsi.
der.ible damage. Provided the weather coLtinoes mo-
derate, it is expected the cargo will be safely landcd.

.
London, England, 1815-11-01

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

Commissions in the Western Regiment of Ej4ei Militia, ciente.
by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Ess Ir.
William:Spurred, Gent to be Ensign, vice Palmer, reogned.
Alnuel B. Winnfield, Gent. to be En.,gti, v.ce Brook, promoted.
Commission in the Royal Carmarthen &sneers. biped by the
Lord Lieutenant ut the County of Carmarthen.
Quarter Mater John Griffith to be Second Lieutenant, vise
• Davies i promoted.
[For the List of Bankrupts eel the neat me.]
London, England, 1815-11-01

SPANIIII LANGUAGE.
Just publiehed, 2J Edit on, price Bs. bound,
ANEW itod Improved NGLISH SPANISH
GRAMMAR, designed especially for Self•lnstructiou.
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Language which we have seen."—Ami-Jacobin Review.
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Esercises on the Etymology, :•yntax idioms; and Synonyms,
of the Spanish Lanitu.tbe adapted to the above Grammar.
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London, England, 1815-11-01

IhiMBURGH ,PAPZAS.

WARSAW, OCTOBER 16.
Some of the Polish. Deputies have return's] within
these law days from Paris : the.rest are on the roast.
When they had
,their audience of leave of the Em-
peror, they all received from his Majesty the different
Russian Orders.
On the arrival of the Emperor. whim we shall
have the happinees of having here for vveral days,1
a French theatre will be opened in the palace of
Prince Radzevill, where every thing is preparing.
The French actors are arrived front St. Pctersburgh.
It is said that the Custom Houses on the Russian
frontiers will be taken away. It would bo s great
blessing to the Polish nation not to hi! Separated from
their felluw-conntrymen, as well in respect of trade,
as o.► account of the connection of their estates and

families.
Another div;sion of some hundred Polish pi isoners
of war has lately come from Siberia. Oili.r divi.
sions are on their way from likuzlc and Tobol.k.

COLOGNE, OC FOUR 20.
Letters from Officers of the Staff of Prince Bin.
cher, of the 16th inst. say, that his Highness Prince
Blucher has received from the King a present of
50A)00 Prussian dollars, besides a large mansion-
house in the city of Berlin; the commanerng Gene.
rals in the active army. each 20,000 dollars, the
other Generals 5;000 dollars, and all the other Of.
London, England, 1815-02-15

1111LLIN, 1411110ARY IL

The 'ei-iisearit ConnCillor of the Russian Govern-
ment in Sunny, M. de M. has arrived here, charged
with a mission from two great Powers to the King of
Saxony. He has offered to that Prince a territory
situated on the banks of the Rhine, containing 700,000
inhabitants, as well as considerable endowments for
'the functionaries who wished to follow him, upon the
condition that he would renounce the Crown of Saxo-
ny. M. de M. at the same time addressed himself to
the King's Confessor, Father Schneider, but all thee
attempts have been rendered fruitless ; the King,
faithful to the character he has displayed, has rejec-
ted all these propositions.

A coldness is thought to be perceived between Sar-
dinia and Austria, on account of some portion of ter-
ritory claimed by the Court of Turin. The people of
Genoa claim their independence from Austria ; Venice
sues for her's to the Emperor Alexander, whilst Ra-
gnsa, with a similar view, pats herieli under the pro-
tection of the Grand Turk,

The change of Ministry which has been spoken of
Etas not taken place, but the Prince de Metternich and
Count de Neuelrode au longer represent their rester-
the Cowie.
London, England, 1815-02-15

COBLENTZ, JANUARY 29.

The Saxon troops, under General Theehewn, left
us an the 24th. The regiments which were cantoned
in our neighbourhood have proceeded to Duren and
Bergheim. Those stationed at Wittlich march to
Cologne, where the head-quarters of the Sd corps of
the German army are fixed.
We expect here the head-quarters of the Ist corps
bf the Prussian army. It will occupy Luxemburg
and the vicinity of our town.
The Prussians say, that the object of these move-
ments is to establish more direct communications

between the different corps of the army I but private
letters assure us that the Cabinet of-Berlin is taking
measures of precaution relative to an eventual rupture
with Austria, and in consequence is drawing the
greater part of the troops "from the Rhine to the en•
virons of Magieburgh and Berlin.
London, England, 1815-02-15

This day was published, in Bvo. price Ss. in boards,
A. SUMMARY of the LAW of PENAL CON-
VICTIONS. By JOHN NARES, of the Inner Temple,
Esq. Barrister at Law, and one of the Magistrates of the Public
°Mee, Bow-street.
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and J. Cooke, Ormond-qqay,

CORPORATION OF THE SONS OF THE CI.EROY.
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Taylour and Mr. Myddleton's and Mrs. AnWellll.3 Benefactions
the present year, will take place in May next.
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We hive to-day received the Paris Papers of Sun-
d,cList. The story of MURAT having entered Rome
in a hostile manner, is, as we suspected, a fabrication.
NURAT'S policy seems to be to stick.close to Naples.
ts'e are told that there are disturbances at Brunswick
between the Duke and his subjects; but from Nate-
port we are also inclined to withhold our belief until
better authenticated. Messieurs the French Jour-
nalists are very eager to sow discontents on paper in
dl countries which have exchanged the yoke of' to.
feigners and Frenchmen for the legitimate sway of
their old Sovereigns.
Their hostility to MURAT is the only exception
from this Tule, but in this they she* themselves true
Courtiers. The deposition of this fortunate military
met' evidently a measure decided upon by the
trench Cabinet.
The Ex-Ring of SWEDEX has publiihed anoihei:
strange Proclamation in the foreign Jourfaissuwe
have given it a place for the amssement of our
Readers.

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The letters by the Freud. Mail mention the arri.
ral of four A.merican vessels at different ports in
Trance, from New York and Charleston, with cargoes
of wow), rice, tobacco, lkc. ; one is called the Eclipse,
from New York, another the Sine pa son.
London, England, 1815-02-15

I lEBRETT's BA RONETAG E of ENGLAND,
corrected to the present time, contairdng ton Creations
the former Edition, lists of Knights. ortinet Baronets, &e.
By 3011 N DEBRETT,
cltrlio, of the Peerage of the Uoited Empire, a new Edition of
which has recently been üblisked by the Proprietors.
N B. The Bartmetage will be printed in a uniform size with
tl,e peerage.
London, England, 1815-02-15

VIENNA, JANUARY 21.

Commerce never experienced a greater degree of
languor. Although no new war is apprehended, ti,c
uncertainty which prevails concerning the destiny nt
several countries is a great hindrance to commer64l
speculations. We expect with impatience fresh ce-;:-
signments of cotton from Turkey, to make trade re
live a little, and improve the course of exchalter,
which is to-day at SO3: after the close of 'Chang it
even fell to BM

The Emperor of Austria has ordered a sum af
50,000 florins, as a loan for a year without interest.
to be placed at the disposal of the Governor of the
Tyrol, to be distributed proportionally, in order to
alleviate the burthens of the war establishment.

An affair of honour, which took place at Vienna 4
few days since, between a Member of the Diplomatic
Body and a young merchant, partner in a distin-
guished commercial house, has excited a great sensa-
tion, and furnished a subject for talk ever Ance ill the
first circles of this capital.
London, England, 1815-11-08

EIR I'l4.

The 17th uh. in Northtsatberland-streer, Newcastle upon-
Tyne, the Lady of William Woods, Esq. 4th Dragoon Guards,
or a son.

MA R Rita

Saturday last, at Maryla•buune church', Mr. Giles Wakeling,
of Silver-street Golden-stiture, Dentln, of Woodbrock-
Street.
London, England, 1815-11-08

WARSAW, OCTOBER 19.

All the Deputies of Poland, sent to Paris to wait
upon his Majesty the Emperor of Russia, having now
returned home, they have delivered a Report upon
the execution of their mission to Count Ostrowski,
President of the Polish Senate. To the speech which
Count Zamoyski made to the Emperor, his Majesty
replied as follows;
u I am very sensible, Gentlemen, of the send.
menu which the Polish nation expresses towards me
through you : assure it from me, that I have-been
actuated towards it by only one principle, that of re-
storing to it its nationality. In uniting it to another
nation, likewise of Selavonian origin, I consolidate its
welfare and its tranquillity. To see it happy will be
ray' fairest recofnpence."
On this occasion the Deputation delivered tä the
Emperor a gold medal,• struck here in memory of
the restoration of the kingdom of Poland. On the
one side is the bust of the Monarch, on the other the
ihscription Uwe orbit restittsit rein."
As the Emperor appeared at the audience in Po-1
lish uniform, with only the Polish Order of the White'
Eagle, the Deputation begged him to take the in-1
signia of the Polish Military Order ; but the high.
minded Monarch excused himself, saying, that he
had a high respect for that Order, which is solely de-
signed for heroic actions, and must therefore act in
this respect in the same mariner .as in regard to the
Russian Order of St. George.
An answer is now published, in the French and
Polish languages, to the work of Mr. Pradt. It is
signed by Count Morski, formerly Polish Ambassa-
dor at the Court of Spam, who is personally offended
in that work.
M. Novozilanw. Russian Senator, and Member of
the Provisional Government of Poland, is guns from
hence to Bean.
London, England, 1815-08-12

CHING'S WORM LOZENGES.

WORMS are allowed to be the rocst fregnet
Sources of Childrens' Diseases Symptur
every Parent should be acquaioted with. They 6ccAskon k,
of appatite, a paleness of the face, emaciation. and an ilr
gular state of the bowels, atten.t...l with vitituer pains • iv
hring on convulsions, affect air gr,wth of the trek. ansiofo
prove fatal, by ending in a consontrion cr dec•ty. Heti as
preventative mid cure for three sl.rtutt,t citraphints, the alto, -
eaceltent Medicine is wilier- ally allowed, tot the t.:..tlmory nf 11
highest char Actors in this cotnery, to have no :pal. The
public approbation, given to the Proprietor, from a 'Km':
knowledge of its efficacy la their own famtlte-, tramps he HAI
beyond competition. and gives a sanction to it %stitch ae
Medicine of the kind can boast.
From the Hon. and Right ker. the Lord 14f CA RLI4I
To Mr. Cittwo, Apothecary, Cheapside. !.e• don.
Ste—l readily.entleace the opportunity your letter ..tb ph 1r
of mddinp, testimony to that tit the Lord Chief Baron, it: LOW
of your Ching 's Patent Worm Lozenge's, my shiest son I.aaleg
few months ago derived very mantis( benefit from the ust. of .
He had beet; unwell for stir. ral ve .ck t previous to his taking
appear.d pale and emaciated, was tat geld, and complained Ir
trimly of pains it: his head and •,t,ie. The Lord Churl Leo-
who had accidet.tly mien hint in this state, fortunately ries:
mended use to the trial of your Lozenges; sad that to :int
might be lost, or any mistake might ocettr, in ohtu.nivg :le i•
nuire Medicine, seat me three dusts of it. '1 he first )i the. •
occasioned a visible amendment, and after the steou'l de.
every unpleasant symptom disapecared, hut I itid,t4,l it fir
to give the third, as the two tonnes hat! agr...d so t...cor.
manly well. From that time my sot has been it. re, fvct At 41.1
and 1 certainly attribute his cure wholly to the ellicaay of t'.
Worm Lozenges. 1 have since reconintend. d your
several instances, wherein I have the satisfaction to a,•61, yo ,
they have uniformly been of great service, I nooOlt a add, th
from the nature of the effect produced by them io my scist's to ,
I apprehend the complaints to have arisen front an 01,stra.;
betweenthe stomach and viscera. 1 ant, &c. _

Rose Castle, Drc. 7. E. CARLIAI.E.
Sold at Mr. Butler's, N 0.4, Cheapside, corner of St.
London, and most Colonies M-41Icme Menders in evert Toss: .
in Mari. te, ..1 fi4 44. rush.
London, England, 1815-08-12

VALUABLE BUILDING MATERIALS, at MORDEN,
SURREY.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,

By Mr. LEON AR D,
On the Premises, on TUrIDAT, the 99th instant, and two fol-

lowing Days, at Twelve o'clock, by order of the Executors,
ALL the BUILDING MATERIALS of that
capital, well-dashed, MANSION and OF-
FICES, the late residence of Abraham Go!amid, Esq. deceased,'
si-uai• at Merden, nine miles from London, in the County tit
Surrey, consisting of 1000 feet of Mahogany Sash Frames, and
Sashes, glued with Plate Glass, in squares, S 6 inches by 19
inches abs 1000 feet of Deal ditto, glazed with German Sheet,
in squares, SI inches by 19 inches; seven Pair of capital 2-Inch
folding Mahogany Mors, IS feet by 7 fret ; tour single ditto. 7
tees 6 inches by s feet 6 inches; moulded Box Shutters, Archi-1
travel. Liming. Grounds and Skirtings, excellent Deal and Bat- i
ten [hers, Geometrical Stone and other Staircases • beautiful
statuary and,Teined Marble Chimney-Pieees and Slabs ; 1409
feet of Merida Pavement, in squares; 60d feet of Dutch Tiling;
a lay = of prime Oak and Fir l'lmber, in Perlines,
•Binding, Bridging, and Ceiling Joists; 2000
*l4 Portland !slab,' la Plinths and Floors; 3000 feet of
Ytisk and Salsa Paving; about 104) squares of Slating; 1 s ton
of bead; upwards of 100 rods of statute Brick Work; nume-
rous valuable Fixtures in Bookcases, Dressers, Shelves, Drawers,
Locks, Bolts liars, and Fastenings, atc. • All the above Mite-
rids are as good as new, being well seasoned, and are conve-
niently situate for easy carriage-to any part of the Kingdom, be-
ing within a Mile of the Croydon Railway, leading to the River
Thanies.
To be viewed ten days previous to the Sale (Sundays excepted),
and Cigalogues may be bad on the Premises; at Garraway's ;
and of Mt. Leonard, Surveyor' Parseos'-Orten, and at his
Oaks, Covent-garden Chambers.
London, England, 1815-08-12

rr INCOMPARABLE SUCCESS.
TWO THIRTY THOUSAND POU)TD PRIZES SHARED
AND SOLIA) WEBS, VIZ.
8059 drawn Ist August • 030,000
IN Ott[ QUARTER AND TWSLTR
(Being the only Ono in the Last Lottery),
3,869 - - drawn 13th May . £30,000
In One Quarter, Two Eighths, and Eight Sixteenths,
(Being the only One In that Lurtery,)
Besides Prizes of Xi 000, EMO, &c. and one of t,OOO Guineas
in Gold,
want ALL SOLD AT
WEBB's.m,lst Fortunate Office.
17. Ludzate-street, near St. Paul's.
(1 WEBB feels the highest sAtisfActinn in an.
‘.../ • pouncing the above fortunate events, and tonfidently
expects that the series of GOOD Luck, which has attended his
Office hitherto, will continue uninterrupted. and that in the ap-
proaching Lottery its success wih again be pre-eminently con-
spicuous.
The New Lottery of Only 5,000 Tickets, with a Grand Prize
of iCi.O,OOO, and Siena Guineas in Gold, will he all drawn
THURSDAY, 114th 1 HIS MON Elt
State Lottery Office, 17, Ludgate-ureet, near St. Paul's.
London, England, 1815-08-12

11/AZARD, BURNE, and Co. respectfully in.
LA. formate Public. that Tickets and Shares for the ensuing
Lowry, are now on pale at their Office,
No. 9S, ROYAL EXCHANGE.
In this Lottery of only 5,000 Tickets, there is a Prize of
THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS, Oae of 9,900 GUINEAS,
and One of 1,000. both of which will Is paid by them in Gold
immediately. The whole to be drawn on the 24th of ThilS
MONTH.
London, England, 1815-08-12

EAST-INDIA lIOUSR, dust It, ISIS.
THE COUR!' of DMECIORS of the UNITED
COMPANY of ACIRC7I,IIIITS sf filiitiLJPlD, her
te:hr "Mir INDIRS, i, kinky Ow nodes,
That the Court will be ready to recefve Proposals in writing,
at say Hine en or before FRIDAY, the nth September nee, from
such P?rion or Persons u may be willing to build for the Com-
pany a SHIP or SHIPS of the borthen of about 1300 Toni,
builders' measurement, either in England in the River Thames,
Of at an Out-port, or la the Eau-Indies, at Bombay or hi Deng .1,
specifying the rite per ton at which they wIU engage to build
such :Alp or Ships.,
The particulars of the dimensions and scantlings, and ether
coodttioss, conformably to which the Ship is to be built, may be
had, and the Draft of the Ship seen, upon application to Captain
Rookletuo. the company's Master Attenittot at this House, on
or afar frlday nest, tha lath instant.
DANT, Asistant-Seentsrp
111MTouriolle, with the words " Tender to Infield a Ship" on
elletritmr to be seirloully sealed op and let with the Secretary at
_ _

iballhitta,•ft etibibar; teehrie o'clock at mon, on the said Orb
Sapnwiebat next, beyond which boar no Tender will be received.
London, England, 1815-08-12

DIJON. AUGUST 4.

The approaching arrival is announced of tl.,;e An:L-
ake Ferdinand, who commands the reserve of the
Austrian army. It is said he will he accompanied
bythe Hereditary Prince of Austi ia, thu Archduke
Louis, and the Princes of Saxony. It would appear
that the Archduke Maximilian will occupy one of the
cities of this department.
. The corps of Count Colloredo is advancing to
Autun. • Count Bubna occupies Lyons, and is form-
ing his junction with Count Colloredo.
The corps of the Prince ft•Syal of Wurtemiterg
cupies the department of the Nievre.
There is no kind of rumour too absurd which-the
incorrigibles of 1793 do not circulate, in order, if pos.
sible, to. give the public mead a false direction. Yes-
terday a report was set afloat only a few leagues from
hence, that Bonaparte, at the head of a French army,
occupied Anton, and was marching towards us; and
there were found people simple enongli to believe it.
The Baron de Baden, Governor-Gen:ral, has pub-
lished a Proclamation, in which we remark the fol-
lowing passage :••••41 An exact repartition of the hur-
thens to be imposed on the departments comprehend-
ed in my government ; security of .persons and pro-
perty, and the maintenance of your internal organisa.
lion. Sach are the principal objects of my attention
and of my efforts. Banish every alarm, inhabitants
of departments ; return to your homes; the high al.
lied Powers wish for nothing but peace; and a gua-
rantee of its security. 1 will pursue with the greatest
vigour the individuals forming part of the corps called
free corps or partisans, who shall not hasten to quit
these bands Air their ota!fable disobedience they will
bring down srcsi oalamuirs on their families."
London, England, 1815-08-12

HAIM ICH, AUGUST It.

Arrived the Yr nce of Or.inge parka, with a mail
from Hollancl.—Wind West.

DEAL, AUGUST 11.

Arrived and sailed foe the River, the General
Hewitt, from Bengal ; Upton Castle, from 13-,lnhay ;
and his Majesty's ship MADAGASCAR, to Sheerness to
be paid off. Came down from the River and remain,
the Ocean, for N:w South Wales; and the Bridges
Damn, for the Mediterranean. Sailed twelve sail
of transports for Deptford. •
Five o'Clotk.—Toe Sir J. H. Craig, for Jamaica,
is just put back by contrary wirals.—Wind S.W.
London, England, 1815-02-23

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Numerous Petitions were presented against anyy alteration in
the Corn Laws; among them were those from Mid-
bunt, sad the leth and West of England Agricukund Society.
The SPEAKEIt announced that the usual Judicature List of
persons qualified to try offences in India, had been laid before
the House. _ _ _

---hir.aiSHINGTON brought up the Bank Loan 818, which
was read a first time, and ordered to be printed.
Mr. GIDDY moved for leave to bring in a Bill for procuring
Returns of the Expences of maintaining the Poor of England ;
and also for ascertaining the extent of the Highways repaired at
the public expense.—Leave given.
The Sheriffs of London appeared at the bar, with a Petition
from the Lord Mayor and Common Council, against any altera-
tion in the Corn Laws. It was received and read. They also
presented a Pet'tion from the same Body. on the subject of the
Jail Fees Abolition Bill, approving of the principle of the Bill, but
submitting that no persons ought to be erempted from its operation.
London, England, 1815-02-23

NUMBER. 8729.

ORATORIOS.
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
rO-MORROW, FRIDAY, February 14, will
I be repeated the GRAND SELECTION, as perforated with
irh unbounded applause on the second night; b which Miss
:,phens will sing " Angels ever bright,"" Hush ye pretty," and
Kota ingrain. Mrs. Salmon, " From mighty kings," and
• • Elrewell ye limpid." Mr. Braham, " 0 come, let us worship,"
peeper and deeper still," Ni.uther's Hymn," and " Victory."
. ind Signor Le Vasseur, " Sel moral," and Mozart's celebrated
" Non piu aadral," from the Opera of Flgare. The Grand
Choruses, " Blessed be the name of the Lord," " Hailstones,"
" Front the censer," and " Pied in his everlasting sest."— At the
e.nr:nenct ment of the Second Act will be performed, Mozart's
rklratcd Overture to Zaubevilote.
p,),,rs to be opened at Six, and commence at Seven precisely.
London, England, 1815-08-15

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1815.
PRICE OP • ' THIS DAY AT TWRINK O'CLOCK:
Reduced 56&—Cons. money 544—for aCt.
4 per Cent. 713-75 per Cent. 81f—Boois Os. 76. dia.
Omnium mo. 6. pre.-Do• Sept. 617 FL

To-day we received New York and other Ameri-
can Papers, to the 16th of July. They inform us of
an occurrence at Guadaloupe of a nature rather un-
expected. The last accounts from General Lams
arid Admiral DURHAM, the British Commanders in
the West Indies, gave us treason to believe that there
were no counter-revolutionary appearances at Gua.
daloupe we lament to say that the contrarytas been
the case. Admiral DURHAM and Sir JAMES LEITH
offered the assistance of a British force to LINOIS to
enable him to maintain the authority of Lows XVII I.
LINOIS, on this occasions pledged himself for the fide-
lity of the troops and inhabitants, and declined the
offer. Mark what rook place the instant the British I
troops disappeared : On the 18th of June, the day
on which the hopes of BONAPAATIt and his partizans
wetw for ever ertitsgotstiod, BOnapartists at Goa-
-1 daloupe declared themselves is open rebellion against
their lawful sovereign; and next day Count LINO'S
sanctioned this act of treason by a solemn proclama.
Lion, recognizing the usuiper as the Sovereign of
France.

The Commander who that gives another specimen
of breach honour. is the same who commanded the
French Squadron in the East Indies, which for seve.
ral years did so much iamage to our trade in the
Eastern Seas, and for no quality was LlllOl3 so much
distinguished as for the adroitness and skill with
which he eluded every reskontre with any thing in
the shape or likeness of a man of war. It was he
who ran away r manfully from the fleet of India.
men commanded by Captain (now Sir NATNANIBL)
DANCE, and which he gravely described in hi, dis.
patch to BONAPARTII as line of battle ships!—He is
said to have amassed upwards of two millions sterling
by his plundering cruizes in the East Indies. With
all, his wealth, howevei, ht is.a coward and a traitor,
and can expect to meet with respect no where but in
that sink of all that is worthless and dishonourable,
namely, modern France /
NEW YORK, JULY 15.
London, England, 1815-08-15

'lO BE LET, FOR TWO YE R 3 OR
and entered upon immediately,
OSE COTTAGE &ituateJ upon IVest. Green,
Air neat Hartford Bridge, Hants, surrounded by a beautiful
bhrabbery, filled with very fine large sprealiog oak trees, and 'a
Lawn hi tronrof l 4 acres; a Paddock of two or three acres of
arable land. together with an excellent Garden. Premi.es
consist of a Drawing-room 32 feet long, height and width in pro •
pardon, with windows downs to the ground opening on the shrub-
bery, acrd shaded by a veranda; a bre iltrest room, dining room
and entrance ball; six best bed-rooms, three dressing room., and
four very good garrets, an excellent kitchen, servants hall, butler's
pantry, store room, laundry. wash-house, &e. The whole in corn-
plate repair and -elegantly furnished. the detached offices consist
of two capital three-stall stables, sadtile room, double coach-
bongs with a bed-room and loft over ; also a cow-Louie, dairy,
piggery, and gardener's house. The holm is situated a tn'le and
a bell from Hartford Bridge, three from Odiham, and 37 from
Loudon. Three packs of fox-bounds are kept within reach.
Address., post-paid, Mr. Roben Abraham, 27, Kepp2ll-street,
Russell-square.
London, England, 1815-02-24

FRONTIERS OF AUSTRIA, FEBRUARY 18.

Lord Castlereagh's departure, which was fixed for
the 18th is put off to the `kith.
Spain and Portugal, it is said, are to give up the
Slave Trade in six years, and France agrees to give
it up in two. This will procure Lord Castlereagh
the thanks of the British Parliament.

Animated discussions have taken place respecting
sending Bonaparte to take up his residence in Scot-
land. All the Allied Powers wished it, except Rus-
sia, who by her Minister declared, that Bonaparte,
having been admitted a party to the Treaty of the
11th of April, by which Elba was given him, cannot
be turned out without his own consent. Here the
affair ended.

This morning we received a supply of Brusrels and
Frankfort Papers. They repeat the statements in the
French Journals respecting the affairs of Saxony and
Poland being finally settled.
A paper war has arisen between the Eltor of the
Brussels Oracle 2nd th e Gentleman wha conducts the
Journal de Paris. The latter,.. who, it IA ill he recol-
lected, lately received a little chastisement for a
wicked misrepresentation of tl.e Duke of Tan ENTUN'S
speech, has recently indulged hinisi.ll, according to
Editor, in fabricating intelligence from Belgium cal-
culated to disturb the tranquillity of that country.
London, England, 1815-02-24

PARIS, FEBRUARY SI.

We are assured that the Dey of Algiers has de-
clared war against Spain.
A Boston privateer has carried into Morlaiz four
English prizes.
The Austrian army will be placed on the Peace
Establishment an the lst of March.

It is said that the King of Saxony is to proceed to
the confines of Moravia to sign the Treaty which re.
stores his States.

Fresh letters from Vienna, of the 9th inst. solemnly
assure us that, on the evening of the 7th, the ar-
rangements respecting Saxony and Poland, were
solemnly fixed, and that in the course of the same
evening couriers set off to announce this important
result to the different Courts of Europe, the Con-
vention having also received the ratification of the
Allied Sovereigns.
The same letters st ate, that all would be officially
made known on the 12th, being the birth day of the
Emperor of Austria.

BAYONNE, FEBRUARY 13.
Letters from Andalusia inform us,. that the Bar-
bary Pirates have made several landings on the coast,
near Malaga, and carried off many inhabitants into
slavery.- The troops which were at Seville !ere

mediately put in motion for Saint. !tech, where a'
camp is to be formed, to place the vat ions parts of the
coast in a state of security. It will be recollected,
however, that a vessel has sailed from Valencia for
Algiers, with the customary presents to the Dey.

VIENNA, FEBRUARY to.
The great points being settled; the Congress is
now at work on the internal organization of Germany.
We are assured that the discussions respecting the
indemnities to the Court of Denmark for Norway,
are far from terminated s the King of Denmark will
therefore remain with us some time longer. The
ci-;levant Viceroy of Italy (Beauharnois) also claims
indemnities promised in the Treaty of Paris.
London, England, 1815-11-30

BREMEN, NOVEMBER 111: '

A letter from Paris of the 7th instant, states, that
•:. the 31 a Proviocial Convention Was signeu, con-
. ening certain exchanges between Bavaria and
klstrig. lily this Convention Landau will be a for-
rtSi of the German Cftefederauon, and have a Ba-
varian garrison. Mentz and its environs will be
v!d...d to Darmstadt. The fortress will be garrisoned,
• r the presents by Austrian and Prussian troops in
tvrnason.

The British Government will now open an aca-
..,:iny for artist, at Rome, as the French Government
done since the time of Louis XI V. and will con.
iotly keep there a number of young men, to whom
will all.iw pensions, for the purpose of improving
il.einselvcs in the study of the arts.
T 1 e dotations and estates which Engene Beaultar-
-.Arposseissed in the Papal dominions were worth 18
,r 20 millions of francs, or 800,000 to 1,0(10,000 an.
The posses,ion of that part which is in the
:arches And LeFations was guaranteed to him by the
iii visional Austrian Government before the rope
retutuPd. Now lie urgittly demands the restitution
<:f the test of these castles king iu the. Duchy of Ur.
'tin°, the s evenues of which amount to 200,000 francs.
Et ;s said that General Hitroff, the Russian Minister
at Eft:lice, who has been for some time at Rome,
a Ai the Bavatian Minister, Haelelin, have received
(Tilers to support him to the utmost. The Papal flee
i;ouid thus tie forced, not only to depart from its,
it'acipleu concerning the administration of the Eccle-
, ~:le:.l.Estates, but would lose a large revenue that
tot etoplqed tjT'enclowirsetits (or Cardinals
Pttlaces.

THE EVENING STAR.

N DON.

c.trrrAt. MT-TEAM WITH TWO GRAND
OS. FIF I Y THOUSAND POUNDS, AND ONLY
1:v r. •I'lii):'9.4ND TICKETS, MUST ALL BE DRAWN
NiXF THURSDAY.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER SO, 1815.
by. Assayer's DAT rikraily st the Hsu&
London, England, 1815-04-26

COCKIER EXIRAORDINARY, FRIDAY MORNING.

There have arrived at Metz, tcur Saxon Hussars,
mounted, as deserters. Some Bavarian deserters have
also come to the French advanced posts, tearing off
her but•ons, and crying " Five P.Emperear I"
Noce BERTMEn is not at Vienna : he was at Bam-
berg, and espt-cted passports to return to France.
London, England, 1815-04-26

COURIER lIXTRAOEDINARY, SATURDAY MORNING.

Si: battalions of tirailleurs are about to be formed,
and sic of vohigews of the young guard, and three
uf the old.

Tile German Papers announce that the mother and
sister of me Emperor have been arrested in Italy, and'
shut up in a fortress. This conduct forms a striking
contrast with the orders of his Majesty to permit the
Duke d'Angoeleine freely to quit France.
The state of siege, in which Lyons was, is raised.
The Journals of Stockholm of the 31st Mdrch an-
nounce that great military preparations are going on
in Sweden, which have for their object the preserva-
tioa tip general peace:
(foal Till JOUSPAL DC PAWL)
Marshals Ney, SW*, Lefebvre, and Serrurier, are
daily with the Emperor.
An Officer who has strived with dispatches from
the King of Naples to the Emperor states, that the
cry throughout all Italy is, cohere are the French,
Wdo they not come ?
'foe French Funds have fallen to 57.

lic of' Benda, he Lord Dentinas *could tale no Piet
against CM.
I.EOHORNb APRIL 104
The Grand Duke of Tuscany is 110t41 with tl far
ttonps. Since eight in the morn' t% the'Neapolitins
have been attacking the Carps of General Nugent.
This evening all the troops here were hastily sent off
to support hum ; we know nothing more. The ar-
rival of Austrians at Sarstanne, ou the Genoa road,l
is announced.
London, England, 1815-04-26

GENOA, APRIL O.

The Austrian and Neapolitan troops have had a
second affair beyond Modena. The Austrians retired
to Await reinforcements. They are fortifying Placen-
tia in all haste.

Count Neipperg, aho was sent from Vienna to the
King of Naples, arrived on the 6th at the head-
quartets of the Austrian army on the Po.

ROME, MARCH 29.
Prince Lucien Bonaparte left Rome on the 22d,
on his way to Switzerl and.
The Duchess of Chablais and the Duchess of Bed-
ford quitted this capital the same day ; the latter on
her way to Naples.

VIENNA GAZETTES.

VIENNA, APRIL 14.

The Vienna Gazette of this day contains a Procla-
mation of the Emperor of Austria, which commences
thus :

" We Francis the First, by the Grace of Goa, Emperor of
Austria, King of Hungary, Bohemia, Lombardy and Venke,
Gailicia and Lodomoria, &c. &c. Archduke of Austria.
In consequence of the Treaties concluded with
the Allied Powers, and further conventions concluded
with them, Me Provinces of Lombardy and Venice ix their
whole' extent, as tar as Lago Maggiore, the River Ti.
cino, and the Po, together with the territory of Man-
tua on the Right Bank of the latter River, also the
province of the Veltelin, the counties of Chravenna
and Bormio, are incorporated with the Austrian Im-
perial dominions, and united for ever to theca as an
integral part.

Animated with the most ardent desire to confer
on the inhabitants of these provinces and districts an
unequivocal proof of our Imperial affection, and the
high value we set upon this union. and also to give
them an additional guarantee for the close ties which
henceforth binil them to us, we have thought fit to
create the above-mentioned provinces and districts
into a Kingdom. by the title of the Kingdom of
Lombardy. and Venice, and have, therefore, pub-
lished these presents for the purpose of making known
to every one this our Imperial determination."
[Here follow the Articles, 15 in number.—Among
other provisions it appears, that the Iron Crown and
the Order with that Title are to be retained, that the
Kingdom is to be governed by a Viceroy, and divi-
ded into two Governments, of which Milan and Venice
shall be the capitals?