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London, England, 1816-04-16

COLONEL KEA I [NOE'S TRAVELS.

In a tew days will be puhl,shO, in One Vol. 41.0. Illustrated with
84 Watts of Scosery, Antiquities and Costume, from Drawings
made on the spot by the Author,

1-
IRAVELS in EUROPEand AFRICA.—ByEUROPE Colonel MAURICE KF.:I TINGE, Author of the History
of the Conquest of Mexico, dce. fie. Comprising a Journey
tErough France, Spain, :ma Portugal to Morocco, with a particu-
lar Account of that !..:nipire. Also a *tenni Journey throng!'
France in 1814, iu which a comparison is drawn between the
present and formers ate of thlt Country and Its Inhabitants.
Whited for ilenry Colburn, Conitlit-street.

Th.a day was publicized, price Os. In boards,
Neatly printed, and embellished with elegant rarjravinp of the
Heathen Made*, an entire new and correct Edition of

'(SHE THEOLOGY and MYTHOLOGYof the
11 ANCIEN r P.iOANS ; written particularly for female
histruction.—By Mss; HATFIELD, Author of "Letters on the
importance of the Female Sex, with Observations on their Man
nen and Education."
Printed for G. and S. Robinson, i 5.

ow. .

" The whole i, treated in 40 judicious a manner, and illus-
trated with reasonings so conchisive, that we think the cause of
revealed Iteligion comiderasly promoted by the refilled discus•
lion."--(ducal Review.

FOA SCHOOLS.
This day was yroblishrd, price 2s. 6d.

PILEDRI FABUL./E ; with Englizh Notts.
By the Rev. C. BRADLEY.
Printed by A. 1. Valpy ; and sold by Lonlinan and Co. and
Law and Co.—Of whom may be had. by the lame Author,
°MIDI MILTAMOK tito.afi With Engirsh Notes and Questions.
Pr. 45. Gd.
EuTaortus; with English Notes and Questions. Pr Ss. 6d.
ExtaCISCS in LATIN Paosoov and VaastracArtors; Or, An
Introduction to Scanning and Wridug Latin Verse. The second
Edition, revised and enlarged. Pr. 4..
A SERIES of EXILICIStS and QUISTIONS introductory to the
Exercises Valpy, Turner, Clarke, Eton,i &c. The Second
Edition. Pr. 2..6d.

AA rfLE OF WATIRIA3O.

This day was published, elegantly printed in Imperial 4te. and
embellished with six Plates, Part L price etl.lls. IL of
THE Historical Account of the BATTLE of
WATERLOO : comprehending a Circumstantial Narrative
of the whole events of the War of ISIS. • Written from the first
authority, by WM. MUDFORD, Esq. and accompanied by a
series of splendidly coloured Engravings, Plans, See. from Draw-
ings taken on the spot, by JAMES ROUSE, Esq. Illuitrating
the whole country from Brussels to Charleroi.
N.B. The ad Part will appear about the 15th of April. Put 3
on the Ist of May, and the 4th and last on the 15:6 May.
Printed for Henry Coeburn, Ccmdult•street; Egerton, White-
hall; Orme, Bond-street • Ackermann, Strand; Bell andßrad-
lute, Edinburgh; and John Cumming, Dublin—of wbom and the
principal Booksellers' the detailed Prospectus of this truly Na-
tional Work may be had.
London, England, 1816-04-16

This day was published,
In Four Vol,. 12me. the Second Union, price £1 41. boards,
THE RECLUSE OF NORWAY.-By Muss
ANNA MARIA PC/Willa.

Printed for Langston, Hurst,'Rees, Orate, and Brown, Pa•
rerwater•row.

Of whom imay be Lad, by the same Author,
h The Hungarian Brother., iu $ vols. limo. the Third EaUt.
price I Ks. ea boards.
C. I)on Betas:lan ; or, The House of Braganca. Au Histori-
cal Romance, la 4 vols. liloo. price Li Is. boards.
London, England, 1816-04-16

GENUS'S NEW WORK.

This day was published, in French stud English, 2 vols.
JANE OF FRANCE. Ity Madame de GENUS.
Primed for H. Co'butts, Conduit-street, of whom mid all
Booksellers may be had, by she same distinguished writer; '
1. Henri le-Graml, 3 vols. 15s.
Alasletuololle de la Fayette, or the Court of Louis XIII,
vols. los.
S. Petits Romps et Coates Muraux, 7 vols. 5551
4. CEuvresChoisies, with the I.lte of the Atithor, 14 vols. BE3 Ss.
London, England, 1816-04-16

METZ, AML 4.

The Court Royal of Metz was opened this day,
with much solemnity.' After a solemn• procession,
the ancient President of the Chamber, M. De Han-1
:menet) received the oath of the Magistrates,., insti.
tuted by the King's Ordinance, in consequence of the
absence of the First President. who is a Member of
the Chamber.of Deputies.. .
Froli:the sth to the I*th there has been no death
in the commune of Noja. There are still in the ,La-
41tret eighty-three convalescents and eighty-seven sick.
Every thing leads us to hope the approaching termi-
nation of pestilence.

.

NAPLES, MAIICH'27.

We are assured that a part of the Austrian and
English troops wilt evacuate our kingdom, and repair
to the Roman States, where they will occupy the for-
tresses and cities on the sidle tif the Adriatic and Mr-
diterronesai. This measure, it \is said; is urged by
the inability of the Papal Treasury,- to maintain the
military force necessary for the safety of the country,
and the coasts.
The small-pox has carried off this year a great
number of children : his Majesty has ordered all the
Bishops to recommend the circulation of the Vaccine
MUM.
London, England, 1816-04-16

BIRTki6.

In Charlas.azeat, Berkeley-aquaze, Lady Elizabeth Smyth, of
a ton.

Wednesday, at East Bonen, Sussex, the Lady of Davies Giddy,
Esq. M.P. of a daughter.
Tuesday, in Great George-street, Westminster, the Lady of
Was. Irving, Esq. of a son.
Saturday, in tareat Queen street, Westminster, the Lady of
Captain Maude, R.N. of a daughter.
The lot instant, the Lady of Admiral George Wilson, of Red
Grave Hall, Suffolk, of a daughter.

MARRIED.

Saturday Winded, at Bath, Captain Lake, of the sd Regiment
of Foot Guards, to Anna Louisa, youngest daughter of the late
H. Halsey, Esq. of Henley Park, Sussex.
At Gtetna Creep., Christopher Weyersdale Townley, of Car-
lisle, journeyman batter, to Miss Eleanor Richardson, of the same
place, being the 4th fair one he has led to the hymeneal shrine
in the short space of 2 years and S months.
At Rochester, Sir 1. Osborne, Ban. to Miss Smith, daughter
of the late Major Smitb.
At Chatham, Mr. Crisp, of Troy Town, Rochester, to Mrs.
Ford, relect of the late Alderman Ford, of Rochester.
Thursday, at Alverstoke, Lieutenant W. Mason, of the s2d
Regiment, to I..oulia, daughter of John Whitcomb, Esq. of
Stoke Cottage, near Gosport.
Wednesday, at St. Martiii's Church, Salisbury, Lieutenant At-
kinson, R. N. to Miss A. Brown,
3d daughter of Tops. Brown,
kaq. of that city.

LIED.

On Sunday evening, 11th April, Mrs. Wenham of Harlow,
EWE* abed 76*
Lately, in the Exe Wand, Exeter, Mrs. Mary Moulin, widow,
at the advanced age Of 103 years.
Tuesday, at Bath, after a lingering Mess, Annc, wife of the
Rev. Charles Russell.
Saturday assuming, at his house, the 0. P. Tavern, Russell-
eoutt. Mr. Chat* Pinch.
Aril IN In het 79th year. Mrs. Goode, wife of the Rev. 7.
Goode, of Chatnaouth, Dorset,
London, England, 1816-04-16

FOR THE TEETH.

PATRONIZED AND USED BY THE ROYAL DUKES.
/11ROTTER's ORIENTAL DENTIFRICE;
or ASIATIC TOOTH POWDER, has been for upwards
of 14 yeare known to the Pubiie by the beneficial effects whteh
it bas produced to Thousands of Persons, by mitering, beautify
big, and strengthening the Teeth, when in a perishable and de.
eayed state. One Box alone is sufficient as a test of the rt worst-
etcelleuce of this Powder, which eradicates from die Teeth
every disease, sweetens the breath, and gives a pulluli of a supe-
r:or nw um to the euanieL

Mrs.TatoTTIR fees it necessary to observe, that there are Per-'
sons travelling about the Country, and alto in the Mettop Its, who,
vend Counterfeit Powder with the names Asiatic, Oriental, &c.
she therefore cautions the Public, by obi: rving—That none :re
Genuine but what are wrote on the Stamp, and signed tt ich her
namedu ber own hand-writing, and that they can alone be had
genuine at her Warehouse, No. 36 Beauturt-butidings, Strand;
Mr. Bea'um, Druggist; Mr. Simmons, and Mr. Ports•
mouth; hlr.Johnson, Gosport; Mr. Webb, Portsea ; Mr. Lucas,
Southampton; Mesaro Brodie and Co. Sa:isbury ; Mr. Hamilton,
Guernsey ;• Mr. Jackson, Plymouth; Mr Condon, and Mr.
Grenville, Plymouth-Dock; Mr. Thompson, and Mr. Arnold,
isle of Wight ; Mr. Aldred, Yarmouth ; Mr. 'Thompson, Chat.
ham ; Mr. Jacobs, Shoenses ; Mr. Robey, Harrowgate ; Mr. Jef-
ferson, Isle of Man ; Mr. Inner, and Mr. Meyler, Bath ; Mrs.
Marrim, ditto; Mrs. Sisearellft, Bristol Library ; Messrs. Mills
and Co. ditto; Mr. Newbery, and Mr. Janoillon, Capel-street,
.Dabltp;.Mr. Smith, Dame-street, ditto; Mr. Benjamin, Roches-
ter ; Mr. Panda, Cornwall; and every capital town in Scotland
and Ireland.
London, England, 1816-04-16

MILAN, MARCH 26.

The Emperor made, on the'2oth at eleven in the
morning, his entry into Verona. The Empress ar-
rived here at three is the afternoon ; and her Majesty
the Duchess of Parma at sic in. the evening. It is'
impossible to describe the enthusiasm pith which
their Majesties were received. The whole city was
illuminated: a second alumination, much more mai-
' nificent than the first, took place on the 23J. The
Emperor traversed the principal utreeta amidst the
acclamations of the inhabitants. .On the 21st his
Majesty honoured the theatre with his presence,
companied by the Duchess of Puma.
Field Marshal Count Bellegarde left this, ity onsitle
24th, with the Countess his wife. It is bald .they 'ant
going to make a journey to Paris and London„jarer
which they will return to Vienna. Count Saran,- and
the Prussian Minister, Baron Kruse nark, are pie
to Verona. The English Ambassador, Lord Stew.
art, is gone to Florence.

VIENNA. MARCH 2P.
~
The Archduke Maximilian is arrived here from
Milan.

The French Genital Hpllin, who presided at the
court.martial which caused the Duke of Enghien
be shot at Vincennes, is arrived in Moravia, where he
has obtained permission to reside. it is affirmed that
he has just purchased a magnificent estate in that
province.

M. Will, an apothecary of this city, died !stay,
leaving a fortune of above a million of Borins.

BRUSSELS., APIUL io.

The Magistrates of Antwerp have put made a re-
gulation for establishing a payment for permission so
enter or go out of the pies after they have been shut
for the evening. The toll will be farmed, and ap-
plied to the service of the Hospitals.
London, England, 1816-04-16

IMPERIAL TWINE CLOTH.
IT MS IliiitiTT't SOTAL LITTERS PATANT.
For,the various Purposes of Shirting and Sheeting.
PHIS CLOTH, which stanis unrivalled for its
Economy, hs durabiiity and beauty, is sold duly &laird in
entire eases, and by the single pig:cc, at MILLARD's k.an-ludia
aretuovies, No. 16, Ctreapside, and at no other House. Its con-
duciveness to the health of the wearer renders it of the fire con-
sideration to every individual, it preventing the dangerous bud-
den checks of the per.piration, and never imbibing the damp
atmosphere.
London, England, 1816-04-16

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khrICKATII *ND 'SHARES BOUGHT
ti APPAL. INTITLiip•TO.
23; •
BISH returns his sincere Thanks for the very
great portion of public Patronage which the present Lop
tery has so generally received, and begs to recommend an early
Purchase, in order that Adventurers may secure to themselves
the advantages resuking from a Bonus of 300 Whole Tickets;
the produce of which will be divided as the Holders of all
Tickets and Shares bought at any Lottery Office either in rown
or Country before the 27th This Month, (April). The Public
will be fully able to estimate the llenefi:s which may accrue to
early Purchasers, by a reference to the S.:heine of toe Lottery,
which will be found to contain Two Prises of X 30,001, and SO
other Capitals. although the number of tickets to be std to the
Public, does not amount to 14,000.
Tickets and Shares are Selling by the Contractor, T. BISH,
4, Cornhill; and 9, Charing Cross, who sold its this Viorttli, last
Year, all the three £30,000 Prizes.
•,,* Lottery begins 14th MAY, but the Bonus ceases 27th of
This Month —(Schemes with full particulars, gratis.)

tHE INHABITANTS OF THE ME tROPOLIS,
LAMS and Gents.zatiet,
MINISTERS and Lottery Contractors, are, in,
my humble opinion, entitl-d to support and popularity its
prr•ortion as they conduct their Plans for the public advantage ;,
this is the rouchstone by which I try all Lottery Schemes, and
by this ordeal I find it would be unjust to deny very cond lera-
bk merit to the New Lottery, because the Capitals (those Mag.
nets by whose polarity all are attracted) are very great and very
numerous, and the number of Tickets very small ; and by a Sup;
' plententary Bonus, the benefit results of iuo Whole tickets
to be distributed among those who purchase before the 27th of 1
the present Month. Now this is new and invitiug, because,
should a Capital be attached to them, the Share of Profit will be
coosislerable; and because no person who buys now ct.ii say, I
have adventured ano got nothing.—Comtimc •Caoss agsinst the
World, for selling Prizes; and r No. 1, the commands of the
Public will be gratefully executed, by their
Oldest and moo obedient Servant,

No. 6, ClAlLlxo•Cotoss, Lor:nom,
April, 1816.

W. CARTER.
London, England, 1816-04-16

CLONMEI. ASSIZES.

Monday se'nnighi, Maher was put on bis trial, at
Clonniel, for the murder of Mr. Baker. The SOLI-
CITOit GENKRAI. stated the case at great length, and
detailed the particulars ut the horrid conspiracy
which had been formed to assassinate Mr. Baker, and
which appeared to have been organized upon a most
alarming and extensive system. Alter the examine.
Con of a great number of witnesses, totally unconnec-
ted with each other, the prisoner was found Guilty.—
Mr. Serjeant JOY, who presided at the trial, Own pro-
ceMed to pass theawful sentence of the law upon the
prisoner, who seemed the only person present unaffec-
ted by .it. When the Judge had concluded, the mi-
serable culprit exclaimed--" May the gates of
Heaven never open to receive my soul, if I had any
act or part in the murder." After this exclamation,
the Snucrron GENERAL addressed the Jury, and said,:
to prevent them from any unpleasant feeling m con-
sequence of their verdict, he begged to asurrre them
that the prisoner had fully confessed his guilt, had
pointed out to himself the fatal spot where the crime
had been committed, and had also acknowledged the
part be bad taken in the horrid affair.

OLD BAILEY, APRIL, i s.
Philip Street stood indicted capitally for breaking
and entering the dwelling-house of the Hon. S. E.
Ladle'', and smiling therein a great quantity of
wearing apparel, the property of Edward Parsons.
The Jury round him guilty of stealing only. He was
then indocted for breaking and entering the dwelling-
house of Archibald John Primrose, Esq. commonly
called Earl of Roseberry, and stealing therein a
variety of articles of wearing apparel, the property
of Charles Hous.

Charles Hous deposed, that he is postilion to the
Earl of Roseberry ; the stables were in South Port.
land Mews ; on the sth of February, about half past
rine o'clock, the witness saw the stables quite secure;
he returned at ten o'clock, and discovered the door
had been broke open ; behind the door he found a
tobacco-pipe, matches, &c. ; a box coat; great coat,
and other articles, were missing.
James Marsh, coachman to the Earl of ltoseberry,
deposed, that the box coat and surtout coat were his;
a covtr cloth now produced wa; the property of the
Earl of Roseberry.

A Constable produced some shirts, waistcoats,
Etockings, &c. found at the prisoner's lodgings, all of
svhich Hous identified as his property.
Tile evidence being.closed, the Counsel fur the pri-
soner submitted that the description of the prosecutor
in the indictment was incorrect; he was there de-
scribed se Arehibaldlohn Printrose,,Esq. commonly
canal Bail Of. tßoseberry ; and sum is a peer of the
realM, alti),OujOi 40t a Peer of: Parliament, he could
not Lt desOtiVaie
After toneld#Alt argument, the Rzoonnut Went
la sonault *Rh at; Coeuion SzaJapis, aud, on re.
London, England, 1816-06-24

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

Aug. 15, Richard Ho!croft and Joseph Pickering, Warrieroo,
upholsterers, at two, at • the White Bear, Manchester. July 15,
Wilhans Cock, Alexander and Alexander Carson, and David
Parry, Liverpool, aserchants, at one, at the George, Liverpool,
July 20, Francis °wawa, Worksop, linen-draper, at eleven, a:
the Dog.Manchister. July 16, Richard Vlekery Wraurd, Bris-
tol, linen• draper, at twelve, at the Bush, Bristol. July 2S, Gillore
Hoarder, Torquay. cabinet•maker, at eleven, at the Hotel, I:or.
stay. July 15, John Tag, Nether Kautsiord, innkeeper, at one;
at the Angel, Nether Knistaford.
London, England, 1816-06-24

LEiII.IN, JUNE Jo:

Besides the great military fete on the 18th of June,
for which several regiments from the neighbouring
garrions will arrive here today, the Sth of July, the
anniversary of the last entrance into Paris is to be
.
observed, not only as a fete of victory, bat also as-a
funeral solemnity in memory of the fallen warriors,
first by Divine-service, and then by various festivities.
IiAMBURGII, JUNE 18.
Yesterday afternoon at ti o'clock we bad for the
first time the pleasure of seeing a steam packet, the
Lady of the Lake, enter our harbour. Some mea-
sures necessary on account o: its passage over the sea
were the cause that it took ten hours to come up
here against the stream, but when these are dore
away it.goes fon. English miles in an hour againt:
wind and stream, and thirteen miles with wing' anJ
=cream. This vessel is 63 feet long and '221 bro. 4
and the steam engine of '2l horse power.
CHRISTU.n.k, MAY t 9.
The King has allowed the Storthing now Flea.
bled to continue its sitting till the end of Juue.
Exchange on London at Hanituargh,--35.
BRUSSELS, JUNE 17.

Many French refugees hilve anew received ordtrs
to quit this city, and two Ita;e already departed. it
is observed that these refugees came from Switzvi•
land, from whicil they were ordered to depart.
We learn from Liile, that a number of young mere
of good families, in the northern departments, have
offered to serve in the Royal guard. Several detach.
' meats of these are soon to go to Paris.
FRANKFORT, JUNE 16.
Today we expect the steam packet from Londou.
Trade has become a little more brisk here within
few days : the colonial goods are more in demand,
.(11 the prices are rather better.
They write from Stutgard, that the King of Wu:.
zemburz, has et;t4bl:.,;:ed a fend (crtiut d'amr

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London, England, 1816-06-24

LAW 17111ILLIGENCIL
COURT OF JUNG'S *RCM JUNE U.
v. TIM tinsimaxwams es autumns&
A pauper bey bad bees apprenticed to the trade
of a shoemaker, a premium of £4O being paid to his
master. To this indenture two Megistrates had not,
as requited by the statute, given- their sanction ; but
it appeared that the pauper bad voluntarily signed
the instrument. The question was, whether the in-
denture, which had been repudiated by the Sessions,
was or was not valid I
Mr. COVIITHORPI was in support of the order ofl
Sessions : he admitted that the pauper boy had con-
sented, without the least hesitation, and that he had
acquiesced by serving a year of his apprenticeship,
when, had he chosen, he might have appealed against
the indenture. He contended, however, on pronci-
ple and precedent, that the object of the statute was
to give protection to parish apprentices; and that it
this superintending power were to be dispensed with
on the 'allegation that the pauper was a voluntary
party, that object would often be defeated, and many
frauds would he committed. He quoted several cases
in point, to chew that the Court would not tllow the
provisions of the act to be evaded.
The Court stopped Mr. D'Oxfix no the other tide,
who quotecl a case from 2 Coast, 270, to chew that
an infant might bind himself apprentice even• without
the consent of the parents, by deciding in his favour.
The indenture was for the benefit of the pauper, and,
if fraudulently executed, might be avoided. It was
not to be supposed that the infant woeld consent,and
the. parish agree to pay ,1140, to establish him in a
useful trade, if the Magistrates would not have con-
seated to the indenture. Order of Sessions quashed.
London, England, 1816-06-24

SALES BY AUCTION
SYDENHAM, RENT.
PleisantFAMlLY RESIDENCE, with OFFICES, GARDEWS.
I..AWNS,PLEASURE-GROUNDS,and MEADOW-LAND,
in all THIRTEEN ACRES—Seven Miles from Westminster-
, Bridge, with immediate Posseialon.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At OarravmfbCoffee-Houre,'Change-Alley,Cornhillion Total-
DAV, the 17th of June, 'lSt 4, at Twelve o'Clock,
ADESIRABLE and Valtuble 'LEASEHOLD
ESTATE, held for ► Term of nearly Eighty Years, si-
tuate In the pleasant Villige of Svelenham
The Residence and Property of J. NICHOLL, Es+
Comprising a very Alibis compact Villa, placed on a Lawn,
the principal part erected and improved within a few Years.—
Consisting of a neat Entrance Hall, handsome Drawiog-room
opening to a CoAsetwory, an excellent Dining Parlour, Study
or Bredifast-room Enislied In the Cottage style, w.th Virandah
Store-rooms.
_Ste. spacious airy Be:l•chanabers and
Dre4tfilornoms over, Nurseries and Servants Rooms, conve•
Miceli of ;al de.criptloos, good Cellars, Yard, Coach-house,
It, be, a:id hit-Buildings, all in good order; Lawn and Pleasure
O o laid out wish dry Gravel Walks and planted with Trees
uni Shrub., produc ive Kitchen Garden well stockei, Orchard,
Farm-yar.l. and Buildings, and rich Meadow Laud, the whole
about THIRTEEN ACRES, the principal part inclosed by
pal ng 414 all lying compact, forming a most deairahle property
for a Gentlemail s family, which may he kept up at a small
I expense.
May be viewed by Tickets by applying to James Andrews, on
the Premises, where Particubra may be had ; at the Gulden Lion,
Sydenham ; Bull, Shooter's Hill ; Green Man, Blackheath; Royal
Mortar, Woolwich; Bell, Bromley; at Caraway's ; and of Mr.
Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, of whom 'rickets fur
viewing may be had.

Rev. €. Hardinge, M.A. rector of Croetthttrst, and rnr
Tonbridge, to Miss Emily Bralord, of Craigforh.
Rev. tNottinghameh ireo Hent iett:4 youngest daughter of
Eyre, Esc of Gryove. .
Rev. Frederick Dodsworth, D.D. of l'hornturt-i.an youir,
to Frances Aone Pulleyn, second daughter of the hte eig
Mosley, Esq.
Lately, the Rev. A. F. Stone, rector of CoM Nora,l, to 111.tti
to Miss E. K. Baker, of Stoke, near Plymouth.
Tuesday, at Gloucester, the Rev. J. G. Rolland, to N•
daughter of D. Waken, Esq. of BarnwoodAnvse.
Thursday, at Northampton, Justinian, eide.t son of
Alston Esq. of Odell Castle, Bedfordshire, tu I.lary 4)t or
tar of Lieut...Geoeral Kerr, of Northampton.
Monday last, at St. Mary's, Newington, the Rev. R 1100,
vicar of St. Dunstan's in the West, and of Mtdkurst, Susses, to
Miss Brett, daughter of LI. Brett, Esq.
Saturday senuight, at Shinrone Church, the Rev. W. ?.linchis,
to Marianne, youngest daughter of Corker Wright, En of Rut-
land, King's County.
London, England, 1816-06-24

BERLIN. JUNE I.

His Royal Highness the Prince Regent of
.Eng-
land has resented a great quantity of erotic plants
to his Majesty. The Counsellor Otto will prficeed
immediately to London to receive them, and super
intend their removal.
Some Jimrnals have announced that the painter
David, known for his revolutionary conduct, and hie
vote against Louis XVI. has demanded permission.
to enter !do the service-of Prussia, to preside over
the Conservation of the Works of Art, but *the Go-
vex:meat has not accepted this Proposition.

THE EVI4:NINI; STAR.

LONDON.

o,* To Cola astotenr.:: Ts —The loyal and truly pc.44
fusion on the Battle of Waterloo, and the classical and deg,"
Verses on the Venetian Bronze Horses, have been received, wad
.vill had an early }dace.

TO-MORROW AT. TEN O'CLOCK THE orrrai
BEGINS. A NI) ALL .1 HE CAPITALS MOST BF. DRAVi;
AS .1 HE WHOLE DLCIDF.D IN ONE DAY.,
11014. M V, JUNE 94, 18[6. .
ST../OUN TUi BAPTIST.—HoIidar at the Sank;

A Mail from Ilamhurgh and another from ILL
land rerivel tn.day. The Papers brought by them
contain the following articles of intelligence:

Vr. PE VERS:',URGH; MAY 20.
In a few days a-mpiadron will sad from Crotigidt
to perf,o m the usu 41 minceovres in the Baltic jii4,
miral Crown commands it. Fifty guards marint, from
the corps of Marine Cadets, go on boaid it, to cur.

cise themselves in practical navigat'.on.
About 100 merchantmen of different nations hare
already arrived at Cronstadt, chiefly with eves.
many with fruits and oysters, which being of a pe,
able nature, a:e sold cheap ; but in must other goods
no particular tailing of the price is observed, thnuel
this was expected to result from the fresh importation.

NOVO I SCHERKAZIC, APRIL 9.
On the 29th of March an earthquake w.sperceived
at Minsksysk, in the country of the Don Cossacks,
accompanied with a noi..e like that which proceeds
from a violent storm.

How populous and how lively Moscow must be,
and how gloriously it rises from its ruins, is evident
from the single circumstance, that on tLe usual pru.
menade, on the Ist of 11+.14y, there were above thtce
thousaild equ pages.
London, England, 1816-06-24

GRAVESEND, JUNE 21.

Arrived the Brisk, Rison, from St. Jagn; Spike, Thompson.
from the isle of. Prance; Union, Barclay, front Norway; Prince
George, Bayley, and Piersons, Robson. from
,Jsmaica; Dawn,
Brace, S:. Vineeuts; Eliza Owen, from Antwerp; Le
Charles. Gremonr, from Rouen ; and Hope, Green. front Rutter-
darn.—S:Aled the Franck, 111ov:field, for l'enerilry Perseve-
rance, Cope, for Bourdearoz; Rover, Krug; Flora, Cullen ; and
Stautland, for Hamburgh; Louisa, Modey, for Am-
verrlam ; Raikes, Gardener, for Jamaica; Gleaner, Diann, for
Malta; Maria, Qnineey, for Smyrna; Venus, Pendleton, for
Belfast
London, England, 1816-06-24

FRENC3 P.IPERS.

PARIS, ILINC
This day their Royal Highnesses the Duke and
Duaress Berry wi'.l receive, on the• occasion of
their marriage, the compliments of the Municipal
Body of the City of Pat is, as also the customary pre.
sews, consisting of wax flambeaux and dried sweet-
meats.

The :ding and his august Family returned yester-
day 'eveibing, at nine o'clock, from St. Cloud. The
Duke and Ditches, of Berry went on their arrival to
the Palace of the Elysee Bourbon.
There was a ball yesterday at Court. They have
bee: wor4ing for two days with the greatest activity
on the necessary dispositions at the Salle de la Co-
medic. His Majesty arrived at half-past eigln. The
ball was immediately opened by the Duke of Angou-
leme and the Duchess of Berry. Their Rord•High-
nesses danced several country dances together, and
performed mat: waltzes.
The Duchess Dowager of Orleans, the Duchess
of Bourbon, and his Serene Highness the Prince of
Cunde, were present.
Letters trenn Leghorn, dated June 4, contain the
following
" M. Jacques Villann, owner of the felocca the
St. Louis, who sailed from Leghorn in the latter part
of February, has returned to this harbour. He ar-
rived in 13 days from the coast of Barbary, front
Bona, a small town in the Regency of Algiers, where
he went to fish for coral, and gives this deposition :
•6' On the '23d of May :150 barks of different tut
dons assembled, accorditig to custom, near Bona,
and along the shote of, that town, engaged in the
coral fishery. At sun-rise a cannon shot was heard,
and at the same instant a great number of armed
men, about 5;000 of whom (part were cavalry) is-
sued from the town, and fell on the sailors ot the
barks who were ashore) massacring all without dis-
tinction of tag. I was enabled to escape this car-
nage, because, fortunately, being at some distance
from the town, I bad time to embark with only the
three passengers who arrived here with me, abandon-
ing all ens fishing utensils, our provisions,. &c. As
far as I could observe, I calculate that about 100
of the vessels have become a prey to the Algerines,
with the greater part ot their crews, and that SOIL
men have been slain in this unexpected
.attack of these'
barbarians. The brother of the English Vice Consal
residing at Bona, saved himself by flight after having
been wounded. I am ignorant of the fate of the
Vice Consul.'
" It seems evident that the Government of Algiers
is an accomplice in this unexpected iiggression, :is the
cannon of the forts of Dona did not cease to lire on
the vessels."

A Proclamation of General Maitland, Commander
in Chief of his Britannic Majesty's Fnrces in the Me-
diterranean, Governor of Malta. and High Commis-
sinner of his Majesty in the United States of the Lillian
Islands, itrinourices, that every circumstance iitthice:
hope of the total extinction of the Contagion which
has desolated a part t 4 the island of Ci,riu. This
Proclainatiory is dated from Corfu, May 18, 1810.
London, England, 1816-06-24

FALMOU JUNE 21.

Arrived the Constantine, Hut, trona St. Domingo,
for orders. Sailed the Duke of Kent Packet, with a
Anil for Lisbon.

• DOVER, JUNE ite.
Sailed this morning the King' George, Captain
MEIICILIt, with Sir •fliosins D. ACLAND the Prince
Leopold, Captain ROGERS ; and the Dart, Captain
WILKINtON, %%ith passenglis, all for Calais. Arrived
the King George packet, Captain Kisa, from Calais.
Sailed this evening the Luta Duncan packet, Captain
HAMILTON, with a mail and passengers 11:0 Calais;
the Ant. Capt. BARNYTT, with Count BEROLDINOVI,
late Ambassador it. Loi,don from the King of %VER.
TENIEURG, also for Calais; and the Princess Charlotte,
Captain HALL/oats, with a mail and passengers for
Ostend.

JCNE 23.—Sailed this morning the Favorite,' Cap-
tain IAVEII, With passengers, for Calais. Arrived
this afternoon the Lady Jane Jantes, Captain HAY.
wmtn; Lord Sidmouth, Capt. PEAKE, and Cumber.
land, Capt. lloicE.N, all.froin Calais, with passengers.

roaTsmourH, JUNE 23.
Arrived to-del), the Regalia Transport, front Que-
bec. Arrived yesteadAy, the Minerva, —, trots
Youghall. Wind N.
DUAL JUNE es.
_

. - -
Arrived the GASITMEDE frig Ate ALT and CAD-
SIUS Sloops of war, from different cruizes; the two
Litter have sailed for the River ; the Swedish schooner
litt.!eborg, HJAIITI, from Stfickhnlm for Opotto.—
C.lme down fr,-,m the River and remains, the Arab,
BAJICLAY, for the, South Se.ts.—Wind S. W.
London, England, 1816-06-24

HARWICH, JUNE 23.

. - - -
Arrived the Lerk packet, with a Mail and passen-
gers frbrn Cuxhaven. Sailed the Auckland packet,
with a Mail and passengers for Holland ; the I.nrd
Nelson pocket wit:t a Mail And passengers for Cux-
haven ; and Thetis packet, with a Mail and passen-
gers for Gottenburgh.—Wind S. W.
London, England, 1816-06-24

THE HINO V. THE INHABITANTS OF MILLROW.

This was an appeal by a person of the name of
Baker against an order of Session, to compel him to
pay a raw of XS 16s. for building a chapel, to which
he had no seas. The Churchwardens had assessed
him, but, when called upon, he refused to pay. A
summons was accordingly taken out, under 5$ Geo.
11. cap. 125, before a Magistrate, calling upon him
to shew cause why he refused to pay the rate. Baker
attended, and informed the Magistrate, that having
no seat in the chapel, he did not think he was bound
to contribute towards its erection; and he added,
that he would appeal to the Sessions, and bring an
action of trespass against any person who endeavoured
to compel him to pay. He did, however, comply
with the order of the Magistrate, by giving the
£3 16s. and afterwards brought the case before the.
Session, where the order was quashed, and it was di-
rected that the money should be returned. The
Churchwardens however, brought the case into this
Court; and the question was, whether, under the
9th sect. of the statute, Baker had given a sufficient
notice of his intention to dispute the rate, as by that
section it is provided, that if, on a summons before a
Magistrate to enforce payment of any rate, the party
assessed refuses to pay it, and gives notice of his in.
tention to dispute the demand, the Magistrate shall
not make any order, but leave the matter to a supe-
rior jurisdiction.
After hearing arguments at length on both sides as
to the word dispute, the Court confirmed the order of
StbSIOAS, deciding that Baker had given sufficient
notice before the Magistrate of his inteaLion to dis-
pute the claim by appeal. '
London, England, 1816-04-29

4 . . .
ERMONS on various Subjects. By A. HEWAT,
..p. D.7-London : Printed for Cada and Davies; and 'l.
G. Underwood, Sit, Fleet-street.
ibis day was published,
Handsomely printed in decoy octavo, price 91. in boards,
THE MOUNTAIN BOY ; a Poem, in Four
Cantos.—By JOHN BIRD, Evq.
Printed for Thomas and George Underwood, alt, FleeNstreet.
London, England, 1816-04-29

THE EV iNI t S LAIL

LONDON.
• MONDAY, APRIL .19, 1816.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS D*Y AT I WELVF. O'CLOCK:
itedueed 60} e I --Cons. :no. 610--for ace. 654
4 per ett1t.75.1 75-.4 per Cad. ihti—Bondi 511. hi. pr.
Onu). 1811-410. pay. ....Each. Bab Se. 66. pr.

The concluding details of the trial of our country-
men for aiding the escape of LAVALSTIT, will be
read with Much interest. If we amid to the dry
technicality of political jurisprudence, it must be ad-
mitted at once that the 'accused were guilty—they
have themselves confessed it ; but among civilised men
a broad and marked line will ever be drawn between
offences originating in ♦ice, in malice, in a disregard
of every moral obligation, and those which are indu-
ced by views of humanity, feelings of compassion. and
chivalrous sentiment. Mr. latices address mast have
made a strong impression on the Court ; and we are
convinced that they have gained all that they were
anxious to obtain —such a sentence—such a sympathy
of sentiment as restores them to society without a de
gradation of moral character. What would have
been thought of our countrymen, if, when the life of
an individual, connected with the previous interest
excited by Madame LAVALITTZ'S conduct, was put
into their hands, they had betrayed him to his

pursuers, or even refused to assist him. Would
they have unintained the awe degree in the
scale of human character in which they now stand,
notwithstanding their conviction ? No, no. There
is something in human nature which will ever repro.
bite indifference or apathy respecting the life of a
fellow-creature.

We have received the Ellis Papers of Friday.
They contradict the report of the Duke of WALLING- I
TON having returned to Paris from Belgium.
Sir ROBERT WILSON and his two companions have
been transferred to the prison of La Force, to un. ,
dergo their sentence of imprisonment. -
The Law for making a Provision for the Clergy
has passed the Chamber of Deputies: the numbers
were,—For the law, 214 ; Against it, SO ; Majo-
rity, 214.
The following are the beads of this law :
M 1. All rent.cbarges assigned ea the public funds as annuities
to Clergymen who may have died, ars condnued foe the main.
tenance of the C.hurch Establishments.
M 5. The propent of the Churl, of whatever kind, unsold,
shall be restored, in its present state, with the exarpdoa of each
religious houses as may be occupied as Goverment ulcers until
a new place for transacting business is found.
" S. The int receipts from these new arrangentems arc to go
in support of the resident Mg Clergy, and old sad Loins
Prints."
Previous to the discussion on the above law, a
warm skirmish took place between the Ultra Royalists
and the Constitutionalists of the Chamberr, in which
the former were victorious. M. CoLoms took occa-
sion to assert, that General Tuatror was put upon
his trial in defiance of the Act of Ansoesty.o.
M. PARDERVE replied, that thii was a caluinninus
• declamation, anal great agitation prevailei for a few
1 minutes; by several Mambas attempting to force.
London, England, 1816-04-29

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
TO-MORROW EVENING their. Majesties' Ser-
vant. will perform
SING RICHARD THE THIRD.
King Richard, Mr. KEAN.
To which will be added,
PITCAIRN'S ISLAND.
Op S'edneday, The Heiress; with Pitcairn's Island.
0, Tturcday, A New Way to Pay Oki Debts; with Pitcairn's
A sep Tragedy will be produced on Tuesday, May 7, under,
do foci The Castle of St. Aldobrand.
• roe Melo-Dramatic Afterpiece la also in preparation.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
,T. PRESENT EVENING, will be per-
formed,
CO RIOLAN US.
Cites Martins Corlolaaus, Mr. KEMBLE.
U which will be added (for the last time it can possibly be per-
formed) Garrick's
JUBILEE.. .
yoloorrow, Venice Preserved; with Who wants a Wife 1
OS Wednesday, Guy Mannering.
%gee* the Comedy of The Schobl for Scandal. The part of
(*Teals by. Miss O'Neill.
may, The Wheel of Fortune; with Who wants a Wife ?
tri DISH, Contractor for the present Lottery, re.
.1„ r iurns 61s sincere thanks to all those who dhring the great
inaiiid generally ezperlenoed last week for Tickets and'Shares,
Mowed his Offees with their orders, and offers them at the same 1
.030,1 s mpg unfeigned good wishes for their success; be begs,
'inte.to Wortli them that io soon as the returns of what remain-1i
kd unsold on Saturday last, the 47th inst. can be bad from the
'distant parts of the. United
of that kingdom, an accurate statement of
Re ale up to the evening day will be published in the
opeepg, toy which means all persons who may beholders of
Tidies or Shares bought previous to, or en that clay, will be
enabled (as sooa as the fate of the SOO Tickets given as a Bonus
is kaolin) 'to weertala with precision the amount of the Prize
Mow, to which they nulse entitled, arising therefrom. The
Lottery draws oa 14th May, contains two Prizes of X 90,000,
slid SO otherCapigals. Tickets and Shares are selling by T.BISH
(the Contractor); 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cro.s; and by all
kis Agents in the Country.
- .

T001.13-ACHE CURED FOR ls. I id.
HEATH'S SEDATIVE FOR THE TOOTH-ACHE.
OF
various Remedies in daily use for the relief
of that distressing complaint, the Tooth-Ache, few, if any
adorn, are uniformly successful. Any Medicine therefore, pos-
er/ft this ethential quality, cannot but be a desideratum in the
magi Mediu; on this ground the Proprietor feels himself at
oily Moira the Sedative, as a superior and efficient Remedy.
IS. per bottle.
• Plowed by J. P. Heath, Nottingham. Sold by E. Edwards,6l,
L ?Ws; Sanger, 150, Oxford-street ; Ward, Middle-row,
Mans, andTutt, Royal Exchange.

fru REAL"JAPAN BLACKING, made by
i:2,.DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn. This inestimable
g;tion, with half the usual labour, produces a most bril-
Illg black, fully equal to the highest Japan Varnish; affords
nourishment to the Leather ; will not soil the finest
is perfectly free from any unpleasant smell, and will re•
dolts virtues in any Climate.
laid retail by the principal Grocers,Boot-Makers, Oilmen, and
Minas , in the United Kingdom.
London, England, 1816-04-29

th4if thoosimoso.lx.Cojosnes voice vs,
by-this uailtiedidieh bf ikely obasideced
as laird that his sentlitehts were disagtseable to
the fiajority Oen*.

-k

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• Y

The Paris -Papeit and telieral private letters. iho
confirm the report which we gave on Saturday re-
specting the arrest of several of the Spanish Patriots
in Paris. .
totiataa maaoftbutsar.os /MOAT MORNING.

• The Duchess de Besti will be received during her
journey in Pranee with the same honours which were
paid to the Countess of Provence and Artois. .
A small detachment of Belgian soldiers (toove-
lescents) left Paris this Morning by the Panda Bar-
rier, fot the frontiers.
The Abbe de Pradt has set off for Auvergne, his
native place.
Four men, and four women, have beta arrested
at Trevous, as part of a band of ten or twelve bri-
gands., which bad been formed near that city.
London, England, 1816-04-20

RICHMOND HILL

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, CO'NIPLETELY FURNISHED,
WIT,II OFFICES, PLEASURE. GROUNDS, PLAN I'A-
TION4.Btc. WALLED GARDENS, GREEN AND HOT-
HOUSES, AND MFADOW LAND, IN ALL ABOUT ,
TEN ACRES.—By Mr. ROB!NS, . ,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change Alley, Cornl-11, on WCD•
NISDAT, the 24th April, 1816, at Twelve 0'C10,7.1t, urh!ss
an acceptable offer is made for the whole by Private Cuntrant,
AVALUABLE FREEHOLD and COPY
HOLD ESTATE; contrzing r. very tliliiile VILLA,
planned for the accommodation of a Get.tleto an's Family ; con-
taining a handsome Entrance Hall, 3'..torc:ng Parlour, excellent
Eating Room, Gentleman's Room, and a Watl-r Closet.
On the Ft:Nit Floor, an elegant Drawing Room, Breakfast
Parlour, two best Bed Chambers, Dressing Room, and a pas-
sage leading to three Bed Chambers for servants, with a SECOM
dary Staircase
On the Second Floor, four excellent Bed Chambers, two
Dressing Rooms, Bce, and servants' apartments, Ecc. over ; on the
Basement art ,Atitahk Offices, Coach-louse and Stables, spacious
Yard and On- hufklings, Lawns, Pleasure Grounds, Ste. Plan-
tations, ere, 1.: I Kt eh. ,n Garden wailed la, and planted with
choke Frog l',e. s Green and Hot Houses, Farm Yard, and
conver ien• Itit.1:1.10, and three enclosures of Mealow Land,
all lying compact, in all about Ten Acres.
Ihe Purchaier may be accommodated with the well-made
Furniture, &c. at a valuation, and a part of the Money may re-
main un Mortgagerif required.
Tribe viewed by Tickets. P i• iculars may bfhad on the Pre-
mi•t.s ; at the Castle And Talbot, Richmond; Bull inn, East-
Sheen ; Castle, Salt-hill; Star and Garter, Kew Bridge; of Richard
Grant, El No. 8, Russell-p:ace; a: Garraway's s and of Lir.
Rubins, Warwick-street, Golden-squire; of whom Tickets for
viewing may be had.
London, England, 1816-04-20

PORTSMOU TH, APRIL i 9.

Arrived his Majesty's ship Tnanra from Ply.
mouth and the Maria Rosenberg, a Dutch frigate,
fiom Falmouth. Sailed the Diana transport to the
Eastward.—Wind S.W.
DEAL, APRIL 19.

Arrived the Europe, WArsorr, from Carthagena,
and sailed fur Newcastle ; Juno, Ilurcilimos, from
Leghorn, and sailed for Stangate Creek. Came
down from the River and remain, the Windham,
ANnnEws, for China; Marchioness of
.Exeter,
GtL-
rtN, tnr China ; Moira, Krar, fur Madras and Ben-
gal ; George, Aru., for dents and ditto ; Hercules
BEAN, lor Calcutta ; SAIIII. ADAMS, for .Bahia ;
Sir George Prevost, Bartitivr, for Quebec ; Elira,
Wautra, for the South Seas ; Allies, Fovaart. for
Put back the Young Dixon. SUTTER, for
Philadelphia ; and several more. The whole of the
East ludianten keep to sea.—Wind W.
London, England, 1816-04-20

COURIER EXTRAORDINARY OS WSSIIRSDAY YORRIYM

Some individuals of Alenson have received orders
to quit that city in 24 hours, and to proceed to the
residences which have been assigned to them untiet
the superinandance of the Local Authorities.
A detachment of the Cent Suisses win set out to.
morrow for Lyons, to meet the Duchess of Bern.
On the night between the 6th and 7th last. a Lady
of Luxemburg, and her two young infants, were a:,
sassinatetl. The authors of this crime have not y•t
been discovered.

PARIS, APRILI7.
General Arighi (the mock Doke of Padua,) has
made several attempts to establish himself at Ter;n
or Nice, but the King of Sardinia has ordered him co
quit his States. He is gone to Lombardy, but it is
supposed that be will not be tolerated there.
A fine frigate, la Cybele, was launched at Haste,
911 the 13th instant
•

It appears by the Adver.isement in our Pap r of
tbib day, that the state of the Fre:zeh Protestant's :till
calls for Sympathy and assistance. We hope that the is
formation procured tiy Mr. rOUIOT will be hid De:(11
th4ptilic.
London, England, 1816-06-12

GUILT/I-IMA , LONDON, s•h June, 1816.
THE COMMIT TEE tilt LETTING the CITY's
LANDS will me•t at Guildhall, on Tutrasowv, the 60th
day of June, 161 8, at l'welvoo'Clock at Noon, to LET by pul3-
JAC AUCTION, on a Building Lease for 61 Years, from Mid-
summer, 1816, a PIECE of GROUND on the South side and
nvar the West end of LOMBARDSTREET.
The Plan and Conili.ions fur Letting may be sosa at the Comp-
troller's Office, Guildhall. JOS. B(.11-INAN, Comptrallerr.

HIGH wATi...a ro moagow AT LONDON BRIDGE:
Morsziug . - - li min. after •
Afternoon - - • - 36
-.—..-.. -......,
London, England, 1816-06-12

raapufacttited oat II Vale more than ptivate,contrac-'
tort could afford to-tedkliOn this principle we
ought to suppress 'our aids, and employ pri-
vate ship builders. He saw no reason for the ap-.
opintment of a Committee Of Inquiry, and, therefore,
would oppose the motion. .
Mr. DUGDALE believed that Government ma.
nufactories could supply as good and cheap an *article
is could be obtained by private contract.
Mr. W. smtru supported the motion.
COlone! PALMER replied at considerable length;
but as his motion had already produced some of the
effects he expected from it, he consented to withdraw
it. Attar a few words from Mr. LITTLETON, the
Motion was accordingly withdrawn.

MISCELLANIES.
Mr. H. ADDINGTON obtained leave to bring
in a Bill to revise the Act which passed last year,
called•the Watch and Ward Act.
Lord CASTLEREAGH, by order of his Royal
Highness the Prince Regent, brought up a copy of
the Treaty of Marriage between her Royal Highness
the Princess Charlotte of Wales and his Royal High-
ness Leopold, Prince of Saxe Cobcurg.—Laid on the
table.
The House'restdved itself into a Committee on the
Report on Leather; when Mr. LUMINGTON moved
a Resolution for leave to being in a Bill to regulate
the drawback upon Leather exported, to allow Tan-
ners to shave their skills in the ooze, and to separate•
the thin from the th:ck parts of the skins, after they
had been put into the pit, and to allow curriers the
use of shumac for colouring only.
Lord ALTHORP would not object to the Reso
lotion, as, in Iris opinion, it would do more good than
harm ; but, he did not think it would be of that bene-
fit which the Honourable Gentleman anticipated.—
In the next Session he should move for leave to bring
in a Bill to repeal the Duties on Leather, as he bad
attempted a short time since.
Mr MABERLY conceived that, by the present
plan, the principal part of the tanning trade would
fall into the handy of the capitalists, by which means
the small tradesman would be ruined.
Lord COMPTON, the CIIANCELLOR of the EXCHE-
Qum, and Mr. Rose, spoke in support of the Reselu-
! tion ; after which it was agreed to, the report receiv.
ed, and a Bill ordered accordingly.
The Watch and Ward Bill was brought in, read
a first time, and ordered to be read a second time on
Thursday.
In a Committee on the South Sea Trade Act, Re-
solution► were moved for the repeal of all the Duties
granted by the said Act.
A Bill to prevent irregularities in driving Stage
Coaches was brought iu, and seadA first time ;
second time on Friday.
The Insolvent Debtors' Detention Bill was read a
2d time : to be committed tomorrow—Adjourned.
London, England, 1816-06-15

his einploymat, stlonsekeeper rad setner•intftdast
of his family and domestic concerns. 11,.fort
' however, during the time ~f her tervi:e she bee,,
pregnant, and was delivered of a natitral child. This
circumstance coming to the knowledge of the cot
poration, produced the dismissal of the Matter frte;
his employment. The affidavit completely relived
the idea of any blame being imputable to the d,„,
neat in this misfortune. The Attorney General ruh.
mined that this was no ground for dismissing she
Schoolmaster—it was no more than an accidental si.
fortune, for which he could not be answerable.
The Court granted a role to shew cause, in matt
to hear what might be said on the ether side.....tok
' to shew cause granted.

LCAL M.11(K1i.1., JUNE f•-----.."
Ships at Market. Bhi:•4 Fold. Pee,.
21 Newcastle 16i nst. 91 to 45, 6d,
II Suorterlatid 3 82.. 9d to 361 tl4,
London, England, 1816-06-15

SATURDAY, JUNE 1.5, 1818.

PRICE OF S rocKi DAY At. I WELVEDVLOCKs
Reduced 623 63—Cons. .hut—for opening 641 f
4 per Cent. 78i3—.5 prr Cr.at. Navy shut—Bonds Is. Its. pr.
Otuniuna pay. 2S i—Licbeluer Ms, Is. di& Is. pr.

We have received the Paris Papers of Twat,' and
Wednesday. They contail but little intelligence of
interest. The parties concerned in the libellous pub-
lication, The Tricolor', have been sentenced to
deportation.