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London, England, 1817-08-04

FLANDERS MAIL.

The following are extraLts from the Mail which
arrived this morning : •
nßussic.§, ryLV 29.
Yesterday evenong hi:re. an Aid.de-Camp
of the Duke of frn• the Eng-
lish ht...l.quarier,, as well as a cnurier from Namur,
with diTstches icr the King. Many English Gen-
tlemen, !heir families. have arrived film Paris,
and several others going in Paris ur to Calais.
JULY'S!.

Ai. Chalks Doily, well known by several publi-

cations, particularly by ot4e called; the Inh•bi.
gaits of the Mom, ha• just been arrested. He is under
a guard in ',is town-house, where he bas already un-
dergone several examinations. A journal' says that

the pi-c.i.f.:. of his crime are to be found in an address
to the King, in which he claims, for an English
house, £lOO,OOO sterling. Though this address is
printed few persons have read it; but those in whose
hand] hat fallen are astonished at the boldness of
the outlier.

Yesterday thc Envoys Extraordinary and Minis-
ters Plenipotentiary of the United States of America,
who are commissioned definitively to arrange the
commercial relations between the two nations and to
conclude a treaty to iMs effect, presented their cre-
dentials to the King in the usual form. Their Excel.
lencies 'had the hurt ur to dine with his Majesty at
the P.,l ice id Lacken.

His Fstiesty is going this week to Antwerp, and
thence to Middleburg, to be present at the opening of
the new basin which the town of blidillebbrg owes
to his munificence.
The house for which Charles Mr.
12,000 florins is that of fir,.,Crattfurd, Merchant at
Rotterdam, conjointly with Ms nephew, James Crau:
furd Macleod, landowner in Scotland, whose agent
be is ; the Clain) ei upon the Ditch East India Corn
pang. Mr. Don, was from home when the Judge first
called Ai his House f but as soon as he learned that
there was an order of arrest against him, ht wrote
word t . the Minister of Justice, that he should return
home on such a day and at such an hour, to be pre•
sent at the taking off the seals, and to place him-
self at the disposal of his Excellency, which he did.
His Grace the Duke of Wellington arrived at
Namur the day before yesterday, in the afternoon....
Yesterrhy morning be departed with his suite, in
three carriage's, to visit Dinant, Philippe...ilk. and,
Mariemburg, and would return, it was thought, to
Namur to dinner.
London, England, 1817-08-04

FRAUD PREVENTED.

PIO counteract the many attempts that are daily
made to impose on the unwary a epurious composition in
steal et the Genuine Mae'Air./ pre; .tred by Day and Martin, they
are induced to adt,pt a ntw aJdreas,
97, High Holborn,
-

Is placed so consp:cuously, that they trust an attention to this,
the dilisrence of the type, which is unlike at ktter-prrs.,
tuable purchaser: a: once to detect the int;-ot:tion. The
Real Japan BL.ACKING, ma 'e by DAY anal MARTIN, 97,
High Holborn, will in future be sold in Bottles at ed. Is. and
od. each, and a copy of the I r.bel left with all Ven•lers.
DAY AND MAR FIN, $7, High littiborn.
London, England, 1817-08-04

VALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE.

FOR all Inaction or Obstruction of the Stomach
and Eowe's, Ilia, Indigestion, Flatulency, Illlions tir Sick
Ath, Pains and Dimensions of the Bowels Sickmaes at
Habitual Costiv n&c. ene, &c. HALLAM'S ANTI-
LILIUUS PILLS. It may to many be satisfsecry to know that
these Plile are the composition ot s Medical Gentleman of very
• xteesive practice in the present day. This safe and elegant pre-
paration is justly esteemed for its agreeable and certain opetation,
by which it effectually r.moVei all Inaction or obtructlon of the
sta.:nub and to( wels,whether arising from bile, indigestjon, flatu-
lency or cold, sickness at stomach, healach, Ste. It operates
by dislodging mild bile or other crudities retained in the intesti-
nal meal, and acts as au alterative to the system generally. Prer
from any antisnouial or mercurial preparations, at is at all time..
We; and has bean given with singular good Arran tinting preg-
nancy- its action is particularly adapted to parsons of bilious
habil% find those of sedemary lives, where geputlicient attion of
the bowels is nue kept up, and crudities ret.iiilied In those organs
are fregaently producing pains and shstensinue, bend-ads, lan-
Esuc. and guldinem, or a sense of weariness or ()premium
A single trial will fully convince the patient of their efficacy.
The waist cases of Bilious or Sick Head Ache are certainly re-
Moved by a single dose, and in a much snorter time than could be
(reditt3, but from elyeric Der. .1
he Proprietor thigilit, it yroyei
to remark, they will be found not only to act without pro to
uneasiness, but to leave the body, after their immediate action
(eases, tree from that costive state which generally succeeds Oh,
opervion of laxative medicines. Sold at the Lee Shaw and Ld-
wattle's, 66' M. Cbajh yard. and by Serits, forcf-
st.tet i Weis', I ielbstrr. dad a at; Lasterge.
London, England, 1817-08-04

DEAL, AT7CZ;c::I* P.

Arrived and sailed for th'• River the F.cbri, DELT,
from Senegal. Put back by crmirary wind tbe Brun.
wick, for Quebec; Prince of Orange, fur Bengal;
Hero of the Nile, for Bcibice; J4ne, ior Gibraltar e•
and Demerara packet, for Demerara. Wind S. W.
London, England, 1817-08-04

PORTSMOUTH. AUGUST 3.

Arrived the Lucy and Maria, BARCLAY, from Ma-
dras. Sailed the 23d March, and left St Helena
the 17th June. His Majesty's ship MINDEN, and the
Charles Mills, had arrived at Madras. The latter
had sailed for Calcutta On the 20th April spoke
the licensed.ship Welliegton, (tout Bengal 'or Lona.
don. Left at U. Helena the Lady Canipbell, .trout'
Madras and •Beitgal—to sail for Engl.nd 20th June.:
The Lucy and Maria endeavoured to touch at the
Cape, but .st 'violent -gale on the 30th and 31st May
drove the ship to leeward, which obliged err to bear
up• for S.. Helena. The li, r.,sed ship Catherine,
GRIFFITHS, and country ships M ilia and Dorall, were
taken up at Bengal :o carry the 6tith Regiment to
St. Heiena, and from thence to bring home the 53d,
and were to leave Bengal about the 16th March.—
Lord AtaurttsT :lad not arrived at St. Helena as late
as the 17th June, but was daily expected.
London, England, 1817-08-04

MARRIED.

Wednesday, at Canterbury, the Rev. Henry Turnrr Dry!..tr,
to Elizabeth, third daughter ut the law Rev. Julius lietch.n.ou,
if WoodhaU Park, Herts.
July 26, at &orisons, Mr. Henry Auber, to J In., daughter of
the late Rev. John Aulter, of 1311. r-ion, Glnuceatershire.
Rev. N. Cotton, Rector of Thornisi, to Charlotte, daughter of
Joseph Cotton, F. q. Depu•y Master dike Trinity House.
Rev. R. 1. Meade, of Chat I. y Lodge, Samerset.hire, to Fran-
tee, fourth daughter of the la•c U. A. Arnold, Esq.
Edward Purvis, Esq. yotingeq son of the ►ate C. Purvis. Esq.
of Dar.hatia, in Suffolk, to l.t'ttc► Eitzabeth, daughter and sots
heiress of the late Rev. J. Mids.,. of Twywa,Nurtitint;:onshirc.
London, England, 1817-11-26

KINGDoM OF 114171.

• Irnobt TUE ItoY4l. GAUTTH.
Faq..;ooei. September t'sc.
Since the .2.3.1 of List mouth their M ijesties and the'
two Princesses have been at the CA4clel Henry, fur
change of air : the Princes remained at 84,1.
to continue their education. T.tie Otadel lietirj, in
the midst of the greatest summer heats, enjoys a re-
freshing coolness, and an .tie always pure and serene;
the extreme elecetion of the peak is the cause IA the
great difference between the climete of Sans Snuct
land that of Cape Henry. We hope that we shall
soon, _with the return of cool weai!zer, enjoy there-
senee of our august and 4eloved Sovereigns.
The thirty-eight vessels which havessailt,cl from the
port of Gooisives..h.4ve ecoorted two millions et cof-
fee, sixteen hundred thousand polities of c..tton, and
.we hundred thousand pounds of sugar. . ,
London, England, 1817-11-26

CRIVINAL INViRSIATION.

Mr. Coax av mated for a rule to she, come why
n criminal ihformstiun should not be tiled against
two Justices of the county of Kent, named G ,cda
enough and bites, for an alleged improper and
esercise of the power granted to Magistrates of
licens'ng pubtic-liou.es. The Learned Counsel stated
from th;• affijavits in sport of the motion, that,
f:r a ioerio,i of lerty years, a certain district of the
cowry of Kent, comprising plackheath, and Little
and Les. Ness, hid b..eii placed under the jurisdic-
tion 0 ninetel:n Licensing Magistrates, who invaria-
ksly nit at Ms Mitre T..vern, Greenwich, at the
usual period Ikr • licensing Victuallers. In the last
ye a, tae Gentler:Lae against whom he moved, had
attempted, without success, to attract to themseivei
the exclusive privilege of licensing publicans in a
portion of this district, by soparating a part of the
Hundred of Blackheath and Less Ness front the di-
vision above named. This attempt was arid re-
newed this year, in clefiwnce of • the authority of the
ot!iet Magistrates of the division, by issiting el run-
date to the High Consubte, requiring him to sum-
mon the publicans of the exclusive district which tSey
claimed, to meet the said Justices at the Lord Moira's
Head on the very same day and hour for which the
other seventeen Magistrates lino issued their precepts.
This proceeding wai productive of the most tots.
c:iievous consequences, inasmuch Ai it prevented the
other Magistrates from inquiring into certain com-
plaints alleged against publicans in the exclusive dis-
trict claimed by these Justices. . _ _

The CoUrt on the grounds stated by the Learned
Counsel. granted a rule to shew cause.

MURDER AND TUMULT AT BRIGHTON.

Mr. SIIEHIEUD moved for a Writ of Habeas Cor-
pus, to be directed to the Keeper of Horsham Gaol,
commanding him to bring up the body of a soldier,
named James Day, committed on the verdict of the
Coroner's Jury, on the charge of the wilful murder
of a constable named Thomas Rowles, who was
killed in the late tumults at Brighton, which hap-
pened ou the sth of November last, for the purpose
of being bailed. From the affidavits it appealed-that
the pi boner had been called in with other solkOers to
assist the peace-otlicers in repressing the tumult on
that occalan ; and, that the night being dark, he
mifertunately wounded the deceased, in consequence
of the latter having suddenly tursie.l rcutA, when
the niilita;y wet,: in lull pursuit ut tho mob. Pie-
vious mip :-.At or design was ezines,ty negatived, and
Until, [heat CIECUIIISLAIICtS, the CuLTI ordesed ttle
Writ to issue.
London, England, 1817-11-19

RU-MAN SQUADRIN

Private Letters been received at Paris frar
Madrid, dated the Sd instant, ann nneing the arriv..l
at Cadiz of seven sail of the RussiAn .quidron, pur
chased by Spain. M. net PATISCHEFF the Itessian
Ambassador, who had received the news the day be.
fore by an Extraordinary Courier, set nut on the S '
for Cadiz.

FALMO►:TIT, NOVEMBER 16.
Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Elizabeth. S4itht.
from Labradore; and Eliza, HERRON. from Gibraltar
PLlelviOtatf, NOVEMBER 17.
Arrived the Die Fr.•undschals, Gossttt.t.,
f-fmburgli, leaky ; a... 1 the Lord Wellington. AN•
nensow, from Quebec 'or Logdon, with less& boats
sails, and very leaky.
PORTSMOUTH, NOVEMBER 18.
Wind Westerly.— Anised his Nl,jesty's ship Pit;
strruaus from 4-crii•ze ; Speedy, SI3ON, from l'a•
ragona; ,nd the Ahem.tad D ,rtithy transputis
trom Malta, with part of the 14th and 55. h R.•
ments on board. Sided his Majesty's ship Gittctii.
on a cruise.
London, England, 1817-11-19

peaceful, and serene is the triumph of
90* calm,
vegetable reign in its useful magnificence; it is
i.r innocent conquest of the sweetest and rarest °h-
;rd; in the world. How these things display the
ordrefill power of the Cactroa. It is on this double
c,,memplation that the soul swells with extacy, and
~feni admiration turn to payer." These judicious ob.
.ovations ariused LEOPOLD, and, for the first time,
1;e found himself momentarily relieved. I will,"
„claimed he, ‘r live and die at Claremont. I will
lei iie every moment of my fissure life to carry into
,:f,ct all the ideas of that blessed angel whom I have
lost for over !" Here lie was unmanned, and burst
into a glegl of tears. L,lfd LAUDERDALE remained
rah him three hours. His Lordship was not per-
mitted to retire, until he had given the PRINCE a so-
,emn promise to viiit him twice a week at least.
London, England, 1817-11-19

LIVERPOOL, NOVkMBEIt 17.

Put back the St. Anna, for Pern..u, 1 a':y ; and
the Lion, for 1)em4r.44, with her main•rnast ~proog.
The'l'hum-is, OrißEllltV, from New Oriemts lur this
port, is on shore at Dungarvon.
London, England, 1817-11-10

COIVIPLL I lON OF SHERIDAN'S LIFE.

This day was published. embelli.hed with a fine Portrait of the
present Mn. Sheridan, from a Painting by Hnpner, price
XI. I Is Gd. boards, the Second and concluding Part, of

MEMOIRS of the PUBLIC and PRIVATE
LIFE of the Right Hon. RICHARD DRINSIEV SHE-
RIDAN.—By JOHN WA FKINS, L.l. D. with a particular
account of his Family and Connections, drawn from authentic
documents, and illustrated with original Cerresponderce, and a
variety of interesting anecdotes of distingnidled Pertutis, among
whom will be lotted Burke, Fox, Dr. Johntoti, Dr. Parr, Gar-
rick, &e. &c.
Printed tor Henry Colburn, ConJuir-street.

COLONIL wtuvrs HISTORY OF MYSOOR.
This day were published, In 3 Vols.. price £7. baU.bound,
Russia-backs, and lettered,
HISTORICAL SKETCHES of the SOUTH
of INDIA. In an attempt to trace the Hsitury of Miaow.
From the Origin of the Midas Government of that State to the
Extinction of the Mahommedan Dynasty in 1799; founded
chielif on Indian Authorities, collet ted by the Author while
officiating for several Yews as Political Re.:dent at the Court of
Mysour. By COLONEL MARK WILKi.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Bmwn, London.
" This instructive Work is entitled to much pubi c attention,
gratitude, and approbation. From documents hitherto un:x
plured; rt brings into circulation many important facts concerning
the History of Mysour during the last two centuries."—Munthly
KtVitW.

It is requeste I that this Possessors of the first Volume, will,
without delay, apply fur the Soloed sad Third, which may be bad
esparately, price £4. Os- bawds.

OCTAVO PION .
OF FRANKLIN'S CORRESVOADENCE.
This day was published, in Two large Vols. Nam pike Li. Bs. the
Second Edition, with considerable of -
THE PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE OF
BENJAMIN KRANKLIN, LL.D.F.R.S. &e. &c. from
the Years 1753 to 1790. Published from the Orignals by his
Grandson WILLIAM TEMPLE FRANKLIN, Esq.
Among the distinguished characters whose sentiments wl'.l lee
fouad recorded in this Correspondence are Burke, Fox, Dr. Price,
Dr. Priestly, Sir Joseph Banks, .Brand,. HolliNGranville sharp,'
Baron Mumma, Buffon, Beccarla, David Hartley, Bishop Sirpley,
Earl of Buchan, Marquis of Lansdowne, Governor Emilio's,
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R. Oswald, Caleb Whitisforti, Mr. Secretary rownshend, Mr. H.
'Strachey, Duke of Manchester, Benjamin Vaughan, air John
Dalrymple, fcc. &c. dce.
Printed toe Henry Colburn, Conduir-street.
London, England, 1817-11-10

ENGLISH DRAMA.

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Lttigate-street, embellished with an elegantly en-,
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CUSIOM.HOUSE. NOVEMBER

Sinn INTtlttLi low.tans.—"the Robert and Mary, Gray;
St. Marlin's l'hnter, Artie; and Sally, Hearth, front Menet;
Eliza, brown, and Vrtendschap. Plokker, from Rotterdam;
Elizabeth, Langswortb, from Ostend; Ma:kart', Sasaki. from
Archangel; Ann, Harrison, and Elizabeth and Ann, Dobson,
from Gottenburgh; Equiry, Anson, from Ancona; and Prince
of Wales, Hanwell, from Hochosie Bay.
On wAt DS.-•••• Ike Ooveraor Halketr, Susten, for Tobago;
and KAT, Jones, for Rouen.

Saturday evening his Grace the Duke of Wm--
mortis arrived at Dover from town, and embarked
yesterday morning on board the Lord Duncan packet,
Captain HasuLTos, for Calais.
The General Goldie, of Dumfries, with passe:l-
atticed there on the of Sep-
tember, Qatuteeir ac' tedious passage of days, all well.
A letter from the Captain states, that a brig lying
aiongsi :e of him had been 1.Q4 days in her passage
from Waterford to the above pint, and that a nunitrer
of passengers, on board several vessels, had died from
want of water and provisions.
DREADFUL OCCUltit ENCE.--MORdly four persons
were found dead in a poor cottage, at a place called
Dean House, in the township of Stainland, viz. Josepit
Tweed, his wife, aid two of their children. It ap-
pears they had been ill some time of a very bad fever,
having bt.ri.d a daughter three weeks ago of this
complaint : since the death of this young woman,
the neighbours mere afraid of going into the house
to give them any assistance. From some cause,
which our Correspondent is at a loss to discover, the
Overseers of Deanhead, to which place the poor
deaturcs belonged, had not afforded them relief, nor
was any one sent to look after them, and, shocking to
relate, it is generally believed they all perished through
want I We- trust this muter will be thoroughly
in.
irestisatoclo.—Leedr Mercury.
London, England, 1817-11-10

MARSEILLES, OCTOMER 14,

The new Dry of Algiers has declared, on entering
upon his Government, that he will live at peace with
all the European Powers. The crew of the released
Hamburgh ship, the Reiherstieg, WAS immediately
delivered to the English Consul. The Swedish Con.
sul has communicated this agreeable news to his Col.
leagues at Marseilles.
London, England, 1817-11-10

On the 18th of November will be published,
With the Almanacka, embellished with an elegant emblematical
Frantisplooe, price boards.
pIME'S TELESCOPE for 1818; or a Confplete
OUIDE to the ALMANACK, containing an Explanation•
of Saint: Days and holidays; with Illustrations of British History
and Antiquities; Notices of obsolete Rims and Customs; and
Sketches of Comps! Ades, Chronology. Astronomical Ocror tenets
in every Month, comprising Remarks on the Phenomena of the.
Celestial Bodies ; and the Naturalist's Diary, esplaining the va-
rious Appearances In the Animal and Vs getable Kingdoms. To I
whack is prefixed go introduction, containing the Outlines of
Geology and Mineralogy. •
" Time's Telescope is compiled with skill and judgment, and
cantatas much desirable miscellaneous inforrhation, particularly
on some parts of Natural History. We recommend this Work
to the attention of our juvenile Readers, who will find it an agree-
able and instructive companion."—Monthly Rev. fer•Nov.lBl6.
See also M. R. for August, 1817.
The four preceding Volumes of a 'rime's Telescope," for
the Years 1814, 'wools, and 1817, may be had, pr. Os. each.
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hare expressed to provide foe your wife and childrenrhofore yo
' die, trusting that yon will continue to conduct y-wrtelf as a mar
whose whole strength and consuistlon is in (.stater. Use
boldness, which barb in it more of the fool than the wise man;
but keep a calnt and dignified firmness as much as ever you cal
" Wednesday, Nov. 5. " A TOVAL STRANGIAR."
Among the other letters sent to Brandreth, w.
the following,-from his wile
" Salon, October 26.
" Dear Husband—l received your unwelcome letter (or rubel
the unwelcome news it contains) ou the 25th instant, and it Is t.
vain for me to attempt to describe my feelings on the arrival tii
such unwelcome tidings as it contains. I leave you to judge nt)
feelings, yet distressing as my situation is, it is nothing in comra
Hum to your's (I mean as to the situation I am lett in); but I
shall forbear saying much at this time, as I intend, if Gun per
nth, to see you in the course of one week, it I can by any °wane
get conveyance. In the mean time I hope that that Goo te
is more merciful than man will give you comfort and consolation
and if you have (which is the general (Onion) been drawn in by
that wretch Oliver, forgive him, and leave him to Goa and hi
own conscience—that Goa who will give to every man his re
ward, though, when I cab him a human being, I scarce think
him so (though in the shape of one\ 0 that I could atone We
all, and save your life! But forbeari saying any more. Praying
that Con will be with you to strengthen and comfort you, and,
should you suffer, bring you throne!: Cusirr to eternal glory,
which is the sayer of your unhappy wile,
" Ann lIRANDRETII."
London, England, 1817-02-04

' lI.fST I NAHA HOUSE, Janus,' 12, 1817.
I'HE COURT of DIREITURS of the UNITED
.R.. COMP4NT4' MERCHANTS if ENGLAND, trail es
the EAST INDIES, de hereby glee wire.
That a General Court of the said Company will be held at
their house fu Leadeobaßstreet; on 11-WitSDAY, the 6th
February next, at Eleven &Clock iu the Forenoon, at the desire
of more than nine Proprietors, agreeably to the following Let-
ter, vit. . " January 22, 1817.
1* We, the undersigned, bring Proprietors of East India Stock,
and duly qualified, request that a General Court may be called
' to tumid'r bf the enciused proposition.
" We have the honour to remat,Gentlemen,
"Your very obedient Servants,
" Josses Hums, MICDAEL Nor,
" AMIDES JACKSON, "A. 3/I•CKLEW,
" BROOKS, " Turmas Lou/note,
" W. RANKIN. " SAMUEL DIELIN,
" H. HOWOITII, " DAVID KINCI,
" DOUGLAS KoMNAIELD, f Rico."
The following Is the Proposition relerted to so the foregoing
Letter :
" [hat the Court of Directors be requestll to take Into their
considerations the nature of the Company's Institution at Halley-
bury, bow far it has answered, or is likely, on he present
plan, to answer the wide proposed by the Resolution of the Ge-
DEMI Court Of the 28th Februsi y, 180.5? Ai:d whether, in their'
°Odom, any Seminary at the Cumpanv's expense in Enclave! be
now advisable for the Civil Service? and, if so, whether and
Establishment more in the nature of a School, where Masters
should attend at stated hour., having proper authority for the
'due enforcement of obedience, learning, wid moral conduct,
would not be preferable to a University or College ? Thte Court,
however, mere especially requests the Court of lthectors to con-
sider whether the expen.e at present incurred in maintaining the
college might not with great proeriety be almost wholly saved;
iMtesd of compelling parents to send their sons to a particular
sentintry, the Conti of three:ors were to require of the youths
' intended for their Civil Service in loetia, a certain degree of pro
'Selene, so such languages and •cie: cis as should be deettivti ne-
cessary, the same to bectetified by Ur:nit-met:et knfrs
and ability appointed idr that ? • Aid si hethe..,
case, it would nut be highly expedient era o 7,11.0 v,
the Military Seminary tic= ALhkscontoe, to th:
dims soil spumes building at ? Oat tie Catrt
of Directors be further retie:steel to repo, t their if mlons on the
differeot points herein ref, fred n,theni as snen as cooveuient,
and call an early sod Special Goleta' Court to receive and eta'.
slider the GSM.
" KANDER /ACtsoM. "
"• Dumas, " N,
" DOEIGLAS KESIMAISD, " MICIIAVL tier,
" A. IVlacet.s.w, . ". Davie) Emu,
" Rosetta. N tc::, ''bAiktt. LLrlln7.l."
" Tie:MA* LoW:voth *LIZIEki CULT, S Irduts.
London, England, 1817-02-04

bilunds of GULltNiti V, igRSEY, antr.ll.:DE ir.

That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the sixth day
of March next ; that Proposals in writinl, sealed up and marked,
It 'I er for Army Supplies," %via be receivedat this Offive, on or
before Friday, the Yates day of February, (but none will to
re. cited after twelve o'clock on that day), and, If stilt by post
;be rostage Mint be paid.
P:oposals must he made separately for each Island, with the
exceptior. of the island of Guernsey, which mist inchide Alder-
ntyr and each Propos:A must lore the Letter which la an-
Dimad to the Tender properly filled up, by two Persons of Itnosnn
property engagiug rotseconse losurt.i with the party tendering in the
amount stated iu the printed Particulars, for the due performance
of the.cootratt ; and no Proposal will be noticed 0111.-14 made
oa a priuted Tendee, and the priers empresses! in words at length.
And sfiottid It so haiven that during the continuance of the Con.
Inc: no rroires should be supplied uhder the Contract, the et-
pens' of the Contract ao4 Bond, paid an the first instance by
the Contractor, will be rtfuurlesi :0 him.
Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon application at
• No. s 5, Great George-street, Wesunione:, between the hours
of eleven and five.
London, England, 1817-02-04

GRAVE3END, FEBRUARY 3.

Arrived the Noot, !Moan!: Vrow Ankey, Malmo' ; De Tracy,
'Tracy; Vrnwr Aibertlina, limit rand 'row Maria, You!, from
Rotterdam ; Holnp, Abrams; Marta Cb.ri•tira, Smit ; add Pro.
redruce, Div. from Amsterdam ; Jane ant! Elea, Jon.•', Irwin
Limerick ; Cat!tarine, Eisom, from Montevideo ; and William
and Henry, Oresnwell, from Antwerp. Sailed the Bridgewater,
Hughes, for India; Marquis of Anvieata, Brown, for Ostend;
Jenne Ferdinand, Armen, for Oster3 ; and the Mary, Newman,
for New Orleans.
London, England, 1817-02-04

CUSTOM.HOUSE, FEE. 1.

SHIPS Hirt R&D lIIMARIII—.Nerpilloe, sfranack. from Ostend,
Aid, Crap; Vriendschap, Slot, and Mary Ann, Partisan, from
Amsterdam; Vranw Elirchina, Heiketis, and Gesina Charlotte,
Veen, from Rotterdam; Creole, M.lftlll, fri,nt St. M•chaers ;
Norval, Mettler, from Alitant and Altona ; Drake, Whitey,
from Malaga; Kitty, Scotts'', from Belfast, and Atlantic, kilns-
bert, from Hamburgh.
Our rr.sit us.—Constantia, Moyse, for Waterford ; Alrxanders,
:furcan, for Hantburgh, and Mary, llerbert. for St. Vincent.
London, England, 1817-02-04

FLANDERS MAIL.

The Mail of tliii‘morning has brought us a ♦ariety
of Continental Journals, including Brussels Event°
the Ist instant. 'rite following eILfACtS present their
princ:p4l contents :

BRINSELS, JANUARY *L
Yesterday Lord/Clanc4rty, the British Ambas-
sador, presented his credentials to his Majesty.

HANOVER, JANUARY 10.

A report was generally spread some time ago,
that the Royal Family was expected from England
in this city. Perhaps a project of this kind may
have existed in case a certa;n evint took placer but
at present there is no Wither talk of it.

HANOVER, JANUARY 17.
Feld-Marshal Count Wain-A.len, after having
pi:.set: s,veral days bete, is gone to Merlin, whence
ite lAitl proceed to Vienna, and 'hen to Naples. A
public print alli:ms, that besides having the corn•
mai' of the Austaian troops in the Kingdom of
Naples, this General wia also fill ..he post of Austrian
Plenipotentiary to that Court.
London, England, 1817-02-03

LAUSANNE, JANUARY 17.

It is now thought that the ne2ociations which
have been carrying on for these two months, be-
tween the Allies and France, for the pmlolgation
of the term for the psyment of the contributions, are
wholly ended. It even appears that a formal Treay
has been concluded for this purpose, but the pre-
cise conditions are not known. Fax vie rest, no se-
rious difficulty appears to Lave occurred in the con-
clusion of this conveirion ; it w,st not only indis-
pensable, but just, on accetwt of the increased price
of forage, and of prlvis nos of all kinds, and of the
enormous losses which the public treasury Lad had,
and still will have to bear. Tire Goverutorn:, it is
true, had made agreements with the coot:actors
Upon moderate terms, but at that time it was not
possible to foresee the calaraitics uhicit have afflicted
Europe, and the ruin of these speculators, woul,i
have been the result of ir. At present large indem-
nities have been conceded to them, which enable
them to make new barga'ns with their sob-contrac-
tors, but these sacrifices falling on the Gmernment,
entitled stiif more to ask some .concessions from the
Powers, as otherwise, even the subsistence of the:r
troops would have been endangeted.
London, England, 1817-02-03

FRENCH PAPLI2S.

.1 .1 fl" •

PARIS, JANUARY 90.
'Yesterday.a Council of Ministers was,held. Abe
Thuitleries, which lasted from r.ne to four o'clock:
Hit Grace the llnke cr Wellington gave low. night
a most splendid and elegant ball, at which were pre;
sent a great number of f neiguers of distiuct:ou, and
many of the French nobility.
Yestetday his Majesty heard mass in his aped.
went.; after which several Ministers and foreign- Ate
bassadors, as also his GrAte.tite Duke of Wellington.
were admitted to an audieucet-tvith his Majesty. •
We learn from Rouen,. slat the market for cotton
stuffs and spun cotton, which took place on the 17th.
was mach larger than it had been.for a consideralAr
time before. 'There were sold at it 4,4s3.pieces of
cotton stuffs: •

• By the last accounts from icily, it appears thit the
eenettation of the Southern Provinces by the Austrian
troops has been again pot off.
The eveonstractson of the Theatre St. Charles, at
Naples, cost the sum of 400,000 ducats. It was to
have been• opened on the second Sunday of January:
Letters from Cambray inform us, that several
Austrian, Russian, and Prussian Generals have set
' out for Paris to visit the Duke of Wellington; every
thing appears to indicate that his Lordship will make
some stay at Paris. No change has taken place in
the position of the Allied troop.. Lord Hill, who
commands in the absence of the Dake of Feliinyton,
keeps up an active correspondence with the Feld Mar-
shal. Couriers arrive and set out almost every day.
London, England, 1817-02-03

CHAMBER OF PEERS.

SITTING OF THE 29TH OF JANUARY.
The order of the day called fc.r the continuation of
the discussion . on the plan of law relative to Elections.
The Oslce of tarred, the Count de LALLY Tot..
LIND/Mo: lieri:everal other Members, were heard in
tilvone he law ; the principal speakef..agOnsi i,t
was pia%44K,F,,,EAu. ,
$
• .
• The peveli lrst articles of the law being on tti►
Itie
vote were passed; and an Amendment, silliellt-swas
proposed on Article 7, was negatived by a, majority
of 172 to 93.—The discussion was then adjausnecl.
CHAMaEft. OF DEPUTIES. . 1
SITTING Cl THE 29Th OR JA NUAlet.
The Chamber was again occupied during this Sit-
ing, by debates on the law respecting the Journals..
M. de dAts, Minister of Police, detended at consi-
derable
length the conduct of his own department
relative to the Journals. He frankly enough con-
fessed. thet it must be the wish of the Government
(he could hardly say it was their hope) that there
should be only. .is otiStioss in frame, ant that their'
efforts ought to aim at Oil object ; it was with a view
of attaining it that Government wished to place the
Journals wader its own direction: ',He acknowledged the
difficulties with which Government had had costing
gle in prevailing upon the gditors of Journals. to
keep within the bounds of prudence on topics con-
nected with the public eubsistence, mid the relations,
0 France with foreign States; and expressed him-
self surprised at the tightness with which various De-
puties had expressed themselves on these delicate strb-
jects. He maintained the strange doctrine, that no
Proprietor had a right in complain of the loss. be
sustained by the suppression of his Journal. The
conducting of a Journal was not, he asserted, a pro-
perty, but a Concession from- the King ; and no man!
, was entitled- to complain it that Concession was taken!
from him for his own neglect or misconduct.—
' On the return of the. King, after the 100 days, he
found the Journals not only enslaved, but many of
them Aura from their right owners. This Ru,perty
hid bee* initored to its old possessors, by-siging
them, new. privileges ; but a conditiop . was itherxto
annexrdivix.-thae they should neither 5aw:431.014bl
any thing than .might be injurious to the Araptinillity
of the kingdom. The suppression of various Journals
had been alluded to. Certainly no Mespher would.
complain of the supprgSSiOU of the Nain Jana, the
&stew, the Ariiarqas, the Diligent; but the 'stippre-
stout of the Fidel* Ansi du Bei had been blamed.. On
the Inner point- he declined giving any explanation,
but should confine fulmar to-stating, thax.the Editor
of the lidole Ansi was imprisoned, and his paper sup-
pieties}, wader the law 01. the 29th Octet er. „fie
concluded with saying, that whatever might have
been done at the Elections for the CharaLer, Lie-re-1

snit of them had afforded soisfaction to the glom
body of the people.
After some f.other. debate, the Chamber
Moen there appeared 128 in favour of the Law, az,
89 against it.—Majority 59.
London, England, 1817-02-03

HOUSE OP COMMONS.

This House also asiwridged won af.er two o'clock for the like
teoes° 'the `ran ca it, dna the other Metr.tors forming the
putadon, titpeartAt to NH dm... tivid. &Jaye sr oRD ap-
ptaresi ct the bar' and acquainted the House, that he had waited
upon hi. koyal Hi2buesa the Prince itegtst, to know at what
mug it would wit hit pleasure to receive the Atklresit 'if this
House greed to uo Tottday lair; slid that IA Royal Highness
had signitird his readiness to receive it this day at three o'clock.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCIIEQUEII presented a
Itlrwage from the Prthe- Ripmr, acquainting thaftiii4e.that he
had given directions the 'aril before the I louse the state of the
Public Accounts, and the h.itimates fur the current year ; and
on the ovation tot the Right Hun. Gentleman' the Message we.
ordered VI tet taken into con,tidrration on Monday next
:W.1411.001)1.1'41 prokas!eil at the liar no th.. I 1.01.4 the Report
of the Committee upuu Ezpiting Laws, whin st as ordrred to lie
ou the table.
London, England, 1817-04-01

rim en 1Y

In C.ONSe (peace et recent events in Manchester and
the neighbourimg distsjcts, the Northern Regiment of
West Riding Yeomanry were on Sunday altetnoon
ordered to assembit at Harewood, about tea miles
from Leeds. Sir JOHN BYNG is at Manchester, with
almost every soldier under his command. ready. if it
should unhappily be necessary, to strike a sudden and
decisive blow.

The depot of the 21st, or North British nisileers,
marched on Tuesday from Edinburgh Castle, and
embarked at Leith for Harwich, where they will join
the first battalion. The regiment is ordered to the
West Indies.

The 3d Battalion of the lit (Royal Scots) Regi- 1
ment, marched yesterday morning from Dover for
Canterbury.
The 51st Regiment has left Brighton for Chatham.
There are upwards of 1,00() deserters under com-
muted sentences, at the Depot, Porchester Castle ;
they are to serve for life abroad.
At a Meeting lately held at Dalkeith, consisting
of respectalllc farmers and others, friendly to the Yeo-
manry service, Mr. Hemming of Clerkington, who
bad formerly belonged to the Mid Lothian Yeomanry,
proposed that those persons who had been yeomen,
should pledge themselves to the Lord Lieutenant, as
ready to join the effective Yeomanry of the county,
in case of danger to the country from foreign or do-
mestic enemies, and to act either as a reinforcement
to them or as a separate provisional troop, in case of
the reg ,lar Yeomanry being called out of the county.
London, England, 1817-06-02

PRIAn: REGENT'S COrl?T.

S ttarday at three o'clock, the PRINCE RtorNr
held a Court at Carlton-house, which WAS attenJed by
Lord Chancellor, the Lord President of the Council, the
Lord Privy Seal, the First Lord of the Treasury, the Secreta-
ries of State for the Home and Foreign Departments, the First
Lord of the Admiralty, the Master-General Af the Ordnance.
tLe Pres.detit of the Board of Controul, the Chancellor of the
Duchy of Lancaster, the Mt,ter of the Mint, the Lord Chief
Justice of the Court of King's Bench, the Lord Chantherlsin,
Lord Steward, the Master of the Horse, the Groom of the
Stole, the Judge Advocate-General, Ac.
His Royal Highness held a Privy Caancil. S r
Geonot HsLt was introduced to the Council with
the usuarforms, and sworn in a Privy Councillor.
The PutscE gave audiences to the Ein of HMI
RoIVRY, Viscount CASTLEREAGH, and Mr. MANNERS
SUTTON, the Judge Advocate, who laid before his
Royal Highness the proceedings of some Courts
Martial, and took his commands upon the saute.
London, England, 1817-06-02

NUMBEIR 9440.

GENERAL SERVICE CLUB.
tiIHE OPENING DINNER will take plice at
1 the Club-House, No 86, St. Janus's-street. oii FltsisAY,
6th of June. Captain BENSON, M.P. in the Chair.
P. P. HALL, Secretary.
No, 86, St James's-street, SW May, 1817.
N.B. Tickets to be bad of the Secretary.
London, England, 1817-06-02

BANQUET AT SALISBURY HOUSE.

The Marquis and Marchioness of SALISBURY'S en-
.
ertiunrnent on Fridir last, W. 411 given to the PRINCE
ItLf:F.NT and the Duke of CLARENCE. Also—
. _

Marquis and Marchioness of Cholmorideley ; Viscount and
Vi-comucss Castlereagh; Earl and Counter‘ of t alhot ; Earl and
lo.mtess of Westmeath; Viscount Carleton; Lard Sr. Helens;
Marquis and Marchioness of Hertford; Dr. Gerrard Wellesley,
..al Sir Benjamin Blom bold.
Precisely at Jtalt.past seven o'clock the party (nine-
teen in number) sat down to table in the noble dining
room. The dinner consisted of three courses, served
*upon a magr.ificent service or plate; the sideboards
glittered efitli the same precious metal.
The Parsee did not mire till near one o'clock in
the morning. The circle WAS pre-eminent for con-
viviality and good humour.

COUNTLSS cf CASSILLIS'S GRAND PARTY.

Saturday the superb mansion of the Countess of
CA5411.1.14 in Privy Gardens, was opened to between
five and six hundred of the most distinguished Nobi-
lity and Gentry. The great suite of magnificent
rooms, and unique display of rare china and °ma-
mews, produced a prodigious fine effect. The great
gallery of fi::e old Flemish tapestry was truly grand,
and the large quantity of gold and silver plate, at
the refreshment table, gave the whole quite an un.
rivalled appearance. Among the company were—
The Dukes of Cumberland, Clarence and Gloucester, Fo.
wino Ministers, &c. Among the Lilies, the Duchesses of
puniatid, Mariboruuah, Marr.bionesses of Stalberd, ttluclies.
' tet, atc.aaa all dm rau► and fa►hfoo of London.
London, England, 1817-06-02

OrilL VISIT TO THE EXHIBITION.

Yesterday, at three o'clock, the Pntace REGENT,
accompanied by the Marquis of STAFFORD and the
Right Honourable CHARLES Limo. honoured the
Exhibition at Somerset House with his presence,
where he WAS received by Sir THOMAS LAWRENCE,
Mr. Wesr, and Mr. Fuscr,t, who conducted his
Royal Highness through the different rooms. His
Royal Highness was pleased to express himself much
gratified. The REGENT remained till about a quar-
ter past tour, when he returned to Catlton House.
London, England, 1817-04-30

A NIA/ PERIODICAL 'WORK.
£ COMPLE E COUR 4E of COLLECT.% rE rDUCATION.
(rift THE rUItPASE nr f;::1 INSTRUCTION.) '
This day wa. pwhlishe I, ltsaitoyal Ovti: Price se. 6d.
THE FIRST NLIN4III7.It of a Complete Course'
d Colietiate Education 11611 the Coots., and the Booki,
Inane(' in the Uuirer.ltit . ct Catnbridye and Oxford; and now
pahlc=hed for the purpose of self-instruction of Gentlrmen, who,
from kaoini eirmed ratty upon their profe,don, have not bad
the bittern of throe trion.. To be completed In 16 Monthly
:Umber.
Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and toner, Pt.teranyer•row.

The First Nuinhei will contain the Oxford Elements and Com-
pendium of Logic, new first trahslred into Eisglish ; a system,
which by retaining so much of the tornu and definitions of Arts-
teak a. are withal for a close and methodical reasoning, and re-
lee :it: so mach as is merely formal, at once keeps pace with the
roves, of the ag- ; and still avails itself of the auto&' exact, and
profound mind of the phtkoopber, who first analysed and dicta-
biota 'b. faculties of the trierstandhig.
fa this profonr4 Work on the Iliinran traderstaiding, Mr.
l.ecke has frequently expressed a wish that the Universities Would
form tee* moral philossq by and logic upon this plan ; would re-
tain terms, the divisions, lad the method ut the old school, but
wouldseccmnmts:ate them to ti.e use of business celiac. Arch-
&acne Paley Coedited this pant/se as far as respected Moral Phi-
losophy; and the editors of the Oxford Logic have supplied It as
toyeeted logics
London, England, 1817-04-30

lam-
HIS GRACEMIE DUKE OF WELLINGTON.

We are requested by' Mr. BowvEst to inform the
Public; that a Proof, in A .very •forwasd state, of the
splundid whole length Engraving of his Grace the
Duke of Waxy:col-ox, trim a Picture by Sir 'I'Ho.
LAWRENCE, R. A. painted for his Royal Highness
the hti•CE REGENT, is now ready for inspection at
Mr. BowYEn's hour?, opposite the British Gallery,
Pall M4;l ; anti, tor the accommodation of Gentlemen
residing in the City, a Proof may be seen at Messrs.
BURTON WO Ca 156, Le.denliall•street ; at both al
which plac.es the 11:011:•h of Subscribers to this En-
gravin3 are cntered. No money to be paid till the.
Print is itil:s.:!ed.
London, England, 1817-04-08

ARSIZES.

At the Wilts An;zes, N. Mei Aunt, aged 24, was
indicted for steeling 891 b. of tallow, the property of
Francis Webb, of Mere. It was stated that Webb had
recently received a great deal of tallow, from which
the quantity mentioned in the indictment had been
taken. It being declared that the prisoner had no Coun-
sel, the Judge very cheerfully became his advocate :
Judge Aa acr, for the prisoner—How do you know, Webb, that
you lost jut! Bulbs. of tallow 1-1 am sure et it, my Lord.
I want to be sure of it too; do you keep au account of
what you receive, or what yuo usel—Noony Lord.
WLat, no book, in which you minute down your goods?—Yes,
my Lord, I keep a daybook.
Well, that is what I wanted; aid did you in this book make
any entry of the tallow received, or Law !rem it, for the purpote
of making candles ?—No, my Lord, for it is as WA fit to make
candles of.

No ! not fit to male oodles of; why then, man, it was not
;allow !—Yes, it was, my Lord.
Then why not fit to make caudks ?—Bccause, my Lord, it
was wit run into tallow.

Nut run into tallow!—No, my Lord. Why then it must be
fat, and not tallow.—Yes,my Lord. Ah I that's very
Gentlemen of the Jury, (said the Learned Judge)
you find by the prosecutot's own evidence that )ou
must acquit the prisoner. This man charges the rti-
sutler with stealing tallow ; the prosecutor is a tallow
cl:andler,. and yet, Gentlemen. you heard, float this
tallow-chandler's mouth, that he does not know the
difference between tallow and fat /—Acquitted.