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London, England, 1816-07-17

MATRIMONY.
" Invalidique patrons refer= jejunia rae,"—Vnto.
--------- From the faint embrace
Unmanly 10Marise—a puny race!
MAR R LAGE should be the foundation of social
happiness, which is often disturbed through the partiw nut
form the union, nibt takinz those precautions whit'. *mid iezao
them the enjoyment of that great domestic blessing. Atiti,k
the melancholy variety of disorders under which human mare
Is known to coffer, there are none more alarming or twedis-
tressing than those wk ca re-ult from fashionable galetfi,
dissipation, or solitary tiecnipaanre
Messrs CURIII F. and Co. beg to state that the Widow x.
tension of a Facile,: ex ckkively directed to the treatment sea
cure of CELUI•.%IN C 971,1 VI .AINTS, en:nit them to the chit
ct ruptr,cr arqu,rement. As repdar `tirgemo, they oder%
-;.rely and permanent care fur eve:y .rage se that disorder, whit
t, vAntratt, S tii an unguarded mmset:t, and which pe;k4tt the
of life, an ! for every class debility, which i- the cook.
(pence of juv.-Mie in•A•eretions, preventing the maturity of suar-
-111;nd, entailing by a:vie:pawn, on its el:happy sticti• . ail the in
firmities of old ge —Ole body becoming en:mated and eon.
dared—the cl4..elis yeilow and bloodless—and the niiml gluon,
and dejec:ed For the rest* of their ,ucc..-s in this panics.
ler brxi•cs!, they refer to that rertation, which, they tlattr
flier/writes, they acquired, by Su years experience, iti
much extended pr:-.c.i.ce. In slight and rt cent cafe.' of SypLiht-
tic Compla:ritc, a ; yr' ect cure is complet-A in the short period of
two days ; and in the mo-t aggravat.'d ca-es, a proper perm verante
in their plan of treatment insures to •ht patient an invigorated
constiruticn.

Married Women, who hive long been disappointed loth*
expectasions of. a i,rvly, may by v3.l:et I that, in most Instances,
each detects are curable I,y medicll skill; and though the 10
mpeal of such impediments bean object or doubt and uncertainty
wish others, yet the cute of such defects, by the gradual Frs.
grey of renovation, is the atvirstrient of their experience.
Messrs. CURRIE and CO. may be (*usuited by National
either Sex. with the greatest ovzrecy and honour, at their roue,
N 0.107, Hatton garden. Patients in the country, stating tie
case, age, and general habit of livinr, Ste. &c. tnclovnga
lance :or. advice and medicinos, tile same will be given arsenic,
any part in the Kinrdom.-107, Hatton garden.
London, England, 1816-07-17

SrRATFORD.PLA CE, OXFOR D-S• ERE P. 1%
GENUINE, CHOICE, FIN &FLAVOURED WINES.
By Mr. ROBINS, 1
Oa the Premises, East Side of Stratford Place, oo Tains, July
19, 1910, at 'twelve the Property of a Nobleman,
THE CELLARS of CHOICE NINES, laid in
for the Noble LneA'e own uon se; and csiste of about
THREE HUNDRED DOZEN of remarkably fine flavoured
Old Port, East India Madeira, Old Hock, Hautervillier, and
Celery Champagne, White pad .Red Sardinia and Hermitage,
Constantia, superior fine old Claret, Van de Grave, 'lokay,
Mareecbino, Noyeau Quanta, Greek Wine, Mountain, Lit.-
boa, Sm. dm. of the choicest Vintages.
To be tasted, at the time of Sale. Catalogues had on the
Premise ; at Omraway's Colfee-House, 'Change-alley, Corn-
bill; of Mews. Tennant and Harrison, Solicitors, Gray's inn-
square; sod of Mr. Robins, Warvriek.street, Golden-square.
WESSELS' JESUIT'S DROPS. In his Ma-
lures Navy these Drops have for near 100 years past

PRICe:S OF GOLD AND SILVER.
Portugal Gob: in Coin, per ta. se3 19s 011.
Foreign Gold in Bars - 9 It* 0.1.
New Doubloons . . 9 14s 6.1.
New Dollars • . 0 is iold,
•
Silver iu bars • 05. Oil.
London, England, 1816-07-17

PARIS, JULY 14.

The three conspirators who were condemned to
transportation, hut who have not appealed, will be
immediately tiansierred to the depot of Clermont,
Oise, until they can be sent beyond seas These are
Dervin, DesbaunTs, and Warin, who exhibit resig-
nation, or rather a perfect indifference.
Charles, the Printer, exhibits a great character.—
He endeavours to obtain for his sou .the transter of
his privilege as printer.
Lefranc, who had grown old in revolutions, and
whose life has been a tissue of extraordinary advt.'s.
tures, regards, without dismay, the new punishment
which he is about to undergo, and offers consolation
to his companions.
Pleignier, since his removal to the l3icetre, has
been extremely dejected.
It was only upon the pressing solicitations of her
Counsel that Mrs. Picard appealed, and she did so
only at the last moment.
One of the three conspirators condemned to death
has made some verses on repentance. This is deplor-
ing an error a little too late ; but if the justice of men
must be severe, GOD has treasure; of mercy.
Two persons were condemned to transportation by
the I'revotal Court yesterday, for seditious vies. Oce
of them, named Galette, was convicted of saying—
,' I have four packets of cirt► idges still left, to shoot
the King and Royal Family."
Mary Guillon, conk to M. Alphonse Leroy, the
physician who was lately ass issinated, will be tried
as an accomplice on the '.:7th.
London, England, 1816-07-17

gallant Tooth! go with the World's applause,
And reap true Glory in a Christian cause;
:"Go share new honours with thy heave compeers,
And hurl the British Thunda on Algiers !
Wl►en Europe scarce has breaded from all her throes,
Or known the sweets tranquillity hes:ows ;
When scarce illustrious Watt.: orow has burr('
Flynt his proud height the despot of the world,
Say shall these Aft is Pirates .f the Malta
Disturb fair Pc.tee, and break her golden reign
Shall England's Pendant, streaming in the air,
Crotch at the presence of a tags Corsair?
The shade of NeLsow rises 'from the grave,
T'o vindicate the rights he died to rave!
Go, then, brave Souls ! on PROVIDENCI rely,
And guard your Nexsow's dyir.g legacy!
What though a while the British Lion sleep,
Go! tell these ruthless Monsters of the Deep,
That roved to vengeance by insulting fo►i,
He wakes more dreadful from a short repose I
Yet, oh! may lizolew some guardian Cherub send
To shield (tom harm my brave and ardent Friend !
And may that Angel, 'mid the cannon's wreck,
Keep a strict watch on Royal Charlotte's deck!
Out you, soy Friend, whom perils ne'er could daunt,
Exclaim, " Ye daugets and ye fears avautit !
" One rallying shout for Mesintites and for me,
" Old England, Lad. ! Ex MOUTH and Victory!"
London, England, 1816-05-25

• V

- LAWINTALLICENCE..
COURT OE KINGS BENCH, MAY Oft '
THE KING O. THE PARISH OP KELSTaNgs
This was an appeal against an order of Session re-
specting the settlement of a pauper. The pauper,
it appeared, had engaged himself in the service of a
person named Skipwosth, in the parish of Alesley ;
by his contract he was to receive £2O a-year wages, a
house, a garden, the milking of a cow, part of the
produce of a petatoe ground, and the grazing of a
pig in the same field. The pauper had previously
possessed a settlement in Kelstone, and the question.
now was, whether, under this hiring, he had become
the occupier of such a tenement as gave him a settle.
ment ; the house and'garden distinct from the potatoe'
ground, the milk of the cow, and the grazing of the
pig, not being worth £lO a year, though altogether
they were worth that sum. It appeared from the
case sent • up by the Sessions, that a house was ne-
cessary to the performance of the pauper's service ;
but it was turther stated, that if the pauper had not
had this house provided for him, he would have had
more wages. The pauper continued in the occupation
40 days, and the Sessions decided that thereby he had
obtained a settlement ; inasmuch as the right of taking
potatoes, milking the cow, and grazing the pig, had
given bim a tenement in the land on which the pota-
toes grew, and the cow and pig fed, which, together
with the house, constituted him an occupier to the
amount of £lO and upwards.
The Court, however, held, that the occupation of
the.house in this case was still the occupation of the
master, in which the servant was placed for the be-
nefit of the service, and could not be taken as forming
any part of a tenement in the occupation of the pau-
per. The pauper, therefore, in this case had not oc-
cupied to the amount of £lO a-year, and had not
gained a settlement, his settlement still remaining in
Kelstone. The order of Sessions, therefore, was
quashed.
MAY 24.....THZ EARL OF POMpRIT O. THE TOWNSHIP
London, England, 1816-05-25

READING SAUCE.

T COCKS, the Inventor and Proffietor of this
tI . much esteemed Article, bey& meat rove&fully to caution
the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, against the daily frauds and
imposition'. practised by many London Oilmen and Fish Sauce
Venders, to deceive and deprive them of
THE GENUINE RE4DING SAUCE.
None are genuine butthose which have the corks saied with '
the impression," 1: Cocks, Reading;" and'also the following dle.'
scription of the Sauce on an orange-coloured Label, Asensio*
Stine, for Fish, enriching Gravies, he. ; prepared and sold whol►
sale and retail by J. Cocks, Reading." 'Phis Sauce is geserally.
used at table with all sorts of Fish, In preference to all ikber ,
Fish Sousa and is esteemed peculiarly delicious with Game,
Wild Fowl, Hashes, Rump Steaks, and Cold. Meat.
A Caution on white paper, on the other side of the bottle, re-
cords two Verdicts (in less than twelve months), against twin
London Oilmen, for selling a spurious Sauce, as and for the ge-
nuine Reading• Sauce, prepared by J. Cocas: one -
FORTY POUNDS DAMAGES, with foil Costs;
The other ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS DAMAGES,
With full Costs; before the LOU) CORP BARON SO4 USUAL
Jeans, in the Guildhall, London. It is presumed that no Sauce
ever met with such general approbation and astenstvelide, it is
patronised and recommended by moat of the first Families in the
Kingdom.

la. retailed in Loudon by ISO of the most respectable Oilmen
and Fish Sauce Venders; la Bath by 30; iutdby one or more in
most Cities and Market Towns in the United Kingdom.
N.B. 1. Cocas begs particsiarly to caution Families against
Messrs. Mackay and Co. Mess, Piccadilly; Mr. Perbkoll.
man, Ne.lo, Cipmearpines amillldesan. Bart* Valle's, 11, Hay.
market • as be dem set a> shese Mouse with his
_tiknetoe Roadies amiliti
London, England, 1816-05-25

THE HOUSE OF SAXONY.

This day was published, at R. ACItRUANN.S. lot, Strand; and
to be had of all the Book and Printeellers in the United King-
dom, in one eel. crown Bvo. extra bound, illustrated with four
Portraits, price 7. ad.
AN HISTORICAL ACCOUNT, interspersed
with Biographical Anecdotes of the HOUSE of SAXONY,
tracing the descent of the present Royal and Ducal Branches, and
containing a Memoir of the Life of his Serene Highness fince
LEOPOLD of SAXE CO B(IURG SAALFELD.

By F. SHOBERL.
Also, dui only authentic Portrait of his Serene Highness Prince
Leopold of Saxe Cobourg; from a pieture by A. E. CHALON, R.A.
which has received the unbounded approbation of aßsite Royal
Family for Its extraordinary likeness, price Si. Proofs on India
paper to.. 6d. „A whole-length Engraving, from the same pie-
cure 14 inches by 10 is in great forwardness, and will be deli-
erred in June in the exact order as subscribed for. Prints ,Cl. ts.
each. proofs ..EX. 2d. Subscribers' names received as above, -land
by all the book and printsellers in the lleted
A companion Print of her Royal Highness the Princess CHA a-
LoTT e, is also in great forwardness and will be ready in the
Month of July.
London, England, 1816-05-25

SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1816.

OXFORD UNIVERSITY ADDRESS.
THE PRINCE REGENT having appointed
TUESDAY next, thrtsth instant, for the Presentation of,
the ADDRESS from the UNIVERSITY of OXFORD on the
Marriage of the Fastness Cnaatorrx and the Piss= or
CllflOtllla, the Memben of the University are respectfully. in-
formed, that the Delegates will meet at No. 109, PALL4MALL, at
One o'Cloek on that day.

GENERAL SEA-BATHING INFIRMARY.
His Royal Highness the PRINCE REGEN Patron.
The Right Honoursle EARL. of LIVERPOOL, K.G. President.
rl3ll E ANNIVERSARY DINNER cf the GO-
A. Vb.RNORS and FRIENDS to this INSTITUTION, will
be held at the Lonnon Corr cz-Novse, on THURSDAY next,
the 30th May, at Half-past Five o'Clock precisely.
STEWARDS. •
Jobe: Beynon, Esq. John Mine! Henniker, Esq.
John Butler, Esq. Davt.3 King, Esq.
Benjamin Cock, Esq. Robert Kirby, Esq.
Thomas Collision, Esq. JAB Leech, Esq.
I William Crissweil, Esq. John Ritchie, Esq.
Benjamin Harrison. Esq. Matthias Robinson, Eiq.
Tickets to be had of each of the Stewards; at the Bar'of the
London Coffee•houst • and of the Secretary, No. 39, Cannon-
,eareer, on cc before Wednesday Morning, the 29th instant.
JOStPH RAI meow, secretary.

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the SOCIETY
for the Benefit of WIDOWS of OFFICERS of the HOS-
PITAL and REGIMENTAL MEDICAL STAFF of the
ARMY, will be held at the Thatched House Tavern, St. James's-
street, on SATORDAY, the uth June next.
Pa enactor —FRANCIS KNIGHT, Esq.
Slr Walter Farquhar, Ban. Charles Ke►, M.D.
Sir Everard Home, Bart. I William Franklin, M.D.
Sir Jas. M'Grigor, Kitt. M.D. William Somerville, M.D.
BENJAMIN MOSELEY, M.D. in the Chair.
ST/MAIMS,
M. L. Este, Esq.
J. A. Gillharn, Esq.
James Forbes, M.D.
William R. Morel, Esq.
Robert Stetiart, Esq.
James Deese, Esq.
the Tavern, or of Mr. Tanner,
`•ty, No. 5, Bateley-street,

Colonel Christie
William Pym, M.D.
Charles F. Forbes, M.D.
George J. Guthrie, Esq.
George F. Albert, Bsq.
Wilii.un A. Hay, Esq.
Tickets to be had at the Bar
Secretary and Collector to the
Ber rley.square.
Dinner on Table at 1

iz o'Clock predsesly.
;, are requested to provide them.
the sth June.

Gentlemen who intend dining,
selves with Tickets on or befor*

This day was published, prlee Ss.
A DEFENCE of the BILL for the REGISTRA-
TION of SLAVES, id Letters tol WILLIAM WILBER-
FORCE, Esq. MP. Letter the Second.
By JAMES STEPHEN, Esq.
London .t Printed for J. Butterworth and Sea, 43.1160 t-street ;
apdJ. Hetchard, Piccadilly;
London, England, 1816-05-25

•••••--0-
NICPER 921.•

7.-- THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

THIS PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties'
Sereantewill
BperfEltorm
TRAM ; the new Tragedy called
OR, THE CASTLE OF ST. ALDOBRAND. •
The Characters -by Mr. Kean, Mr. Pope, Mr. Holland, Mr.
?welt Mr. R. Phillips, Mr. 'Cent, •Mr. Barnard; Miss Boyce,
,jts Cooke, and Miss Somerville.
The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. Rae, and the Epilogue by
KeilY•
To which will be added, the Fairy Tale, called
OBERON'S OATH;
OR, THE PALADIN AND THE PRINCESS.
The new Tragedy.of Bertram will be repeated every evening
(geedu nights excepted) till the end of the Season.
Oberon's Oath; or, The Paladin Princess, will be repeated
ti further notice.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
THIS PRESENT EVENING, will be per-
formed,
TILE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Lady Teazle, Miss O'NEILL. •
TY which will be wiled.
HE BEEHIVE.
On 1/londly, Jane Shore : Jane Shore, Miss O'Neill.
On Tuesday, The Jealous Wile: Mrs. Oakley, Miss O'Neill.
On Thursday, the Gamester : Mrs. Beverley, Miss O'Neill.

gar New Melo Dramatic Spectacle, &c. &c.
ROYAL AMPHI I'HEATRE, (ASTLEY'S),
WESTMINS'IER.BRIDGE.
Ucaer the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses di, PRINCE Rs-
ISENT and DUKE of Yenta.,
THIS EVENING, May the 25th, (first time) a
new interesting Melo-Dramatic Spectacle (written by Mr.
w. Dirryfrlore) with new Music, Scenery, Dresses, and Decora-
tions' called l'slkG MU R NOCH ; or, The FATAL. GLEN Sixth
timethis season, a Grand EQUEiTRIAN ENTREE, Pas Set,),
Haydo's Mizuer, and Country Dance, by 30 Horses. HORSE-
MANSFiIP, Jly Mr. Makeen ; Clown's act by Mrt Brown.—
GYMNAA IC EXERCISES, by II Diavolo Antonio. A Comic
Song by Mr. Slemon. J. conclude with, for a few evenings
longer, an entirely new Comk Harkquinade of RlQUK;with
the TUF
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Kinloch, at the theatre,
from ten till four.—Darirs open at Half-past Five, end begin at
Half.past Six. Second Price at Half-past Eight. Boxes 4s.
Pit sts. Gallery Is.
• Equestrian Tintion as usual; for particulars inquire of Mr. W.
Davis, jun.

TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS,
of the COUNTY PALATINE of LANCASTER.
GENTLEM EN,
THE Office of one of the Coroners for this County
having become vacant by the death of NATHANIEL Mr yea,-
Esquire, I beg to oiler myself a Candidate to succeed him in that
Office.
Shoulil Ihe ofortunate, as to be the object of your choice; I
shall endeavour, by a strict and conscientious discharge of the
important duties of that situation, to make a proper return for the
high confidence reposed in me by the appointment.
I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, -
Your most ds.votert and very kuinhle Servant,
RODER 1. ELLS CUNLIFFE.
Manchester, 20th May, 1816.
London, England, 1816-05-25

r,""y-

,

rjizATRE.
. .

. twenty minutes before seven
o'clock, the .Princess Cuancorra and Prince Lito-
row, attended. by Sir ROBERT GM:DINER, and Baron
HAROSNENOOES, entered the PRINCE REGENT'S box,,
by way' of •Pithtei.place, Hart-street, where they
were received by Mr. }Wong, jun. Mr. FAWCETT
and Mr. BitAnnon, in full dress-mourning, with two
large Wax lights each, and conducted to their seats.
}ler Royal Highness spoke to the Managers in the
most condescending .and affable manner, hoped she
was in time, and had not kept the audience, &c.
After they had entered the box, the Managers pre-
• sentyl _them copies of the Play of the Jealous
bound in red, and play bills printed on superior
paper. On the Princess and Prince appearing in the
front of the Royal box, they were received with rap.
litmus applause, which was acknowledged by 'the
Royil personages in the most condescending manner.
The house was crowded to excess. Must of the
audiiiii.had an excellent view of the Prince and
Princess, Her Royal liighness had expressed her
contmaids to sit in the Duke of YORK'S box, which
is* on the opposite side of the Theatre, but this ar-
rangement was altered yesterday morning.
On the drawing• up of the curtain, the whale- of
the company appeared, the females dressed in white,
in compliment to the Royal wedding. They sang
" GOD save the King," with. two new appropriate
verses, which were highly applauded.
The Play went off remarkably well, and excited a
very pleasing interest in the Princess CoAR*OTTE,
who, superior to all kind of affectation 4 clAi-not hesi-
tate very frequently•to manifest it..
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twet 3
20orifor41 4g;
Ot. :64AL'EN
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Yesterday evening, at twenti
London, England, 1816-05-22

TO MOTHERS AND NURSES.

AMONG the innumerable instances of the sur-
prising cures performed by the AMERICAN 300.1'HING
SYRUP, the following case is deserving the attention of every
family 4 fine fat infant of J. Palmrr, Thatcher, of Pear-place,
Acton, Middlesex, only six monehs old, began to cut its dcnble
teeth; but the mouth became ukerated to such` a degree as to
prevent its sacking; this was attended with strong convulsions,
and in a short time reduced the child to a mere skeleton ,• the me.
thee was even afraid to move it, for fear the limbs should not
hold together. A nersery-maid in the neighbourhood; seeing the
dreadful situation of the child, gave the mother a small quantity
of the Syrup. and in one hour after the gums were rubbed, the
infant was better, and claw actually take thelsrosst. The father
immediately got a bottle, and in two or three days, six double
teeth came throegh, to the astonishment of all the ne'ghbour•
hood. Another intuit was going in a similar way, but, upon ap-
plication of the Syrup, was restored, and they are now both as
fine children skiver was seen. This will be fully corroborated
by the punts, and many of the mast respectable inhabitants of
the place."
To be had of Johnson sad Williams No. 94, Newman street,
oiliirdatrset ; and by. all the-principal Medicine Venders ih
town and couatry, at Ss. 9d. a bottle.
14. B. Mrs. Johnson relieves the infant Poor as atonal, at her:
every. Tuesday and Sanirday morning. from nine to ten
o'clock, by hrlaghig a letter from a respectable housekeeper, to
certify that dm we Nei °Wet et clarity. . •
• •
London, England, 1816-05-22

BIRTHS. -
The 13th inst. at troodchester, Gioucewershire, Mrs. Haw-
' tier, wife of Major General Hawker, of a on.
Wednesday se'nnight. at Whateombe House, Dorset, use Lady
of Colonel Purse!, of a daughter.
• ,Last week the Lady of Captain Lucius Curtis, R.N. of East
Cmham, of a son.
Sunday se'nutght, at Chatham, the Lady of Captain Sir John
Louis, ham of his Majesty's ship Forth, of a daughter.
_ _
London, England, 1816-05-22

13, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, Lando
IF MEN. ignorant of the Principles of Medic
as a Science, can, by the uee of nostrums, oceasionalbi
move, or even palliate the distressing symptoms of Liles
nrrea, how much may those Surgeons busid on securing uni
sal practice, who, to the most melefaugzble researches inn
nature, causes, effects, and method of cure, can publicly r.
bit testimoulals from every celebrated Professor with which
Metropolis I; honoured, together with certificates front rw
its most extensive Hospitals. ' Armed with the above irrefrog
proofs of regular medical education, and authorized as ,Mena
of the London College, Messrs. Of/SS and CO. need not far
rep:), to the envies's minepresentatietre, that some of their
fortunate brethreu pique themselves cm circulating: the anew
but too evident in the invariable success that has fur a stile
years attended their peculiar meshed of treatment, which is
speedy, pleasant, and effectual. as bas been attested by a ati
cons patronage in every rank of society. Deviling their abil
to a 411ccted branch of a studious and difficult protesstue.
the diseeees of the Generative Systems, bads immediate sari
mote, as Lues, Strict..re, fleets, &c. it is not sari)osing
should acquire, tu:der every expeiency, a superior decision,
where the united ..ndeavours of the most eminent of the Yu
have failed, whose practice is general.
Nervous Debility, with its awful train of symptoms, o
brought on by a rez.idence in Tropical climates, or by the gat'
of Lihertiolim, or, as is coefrequently the ease, by prernatur
dulgetice to solitary sensuality, may oven, in its most advai
stages, be corrected by mild restoratives, and the patient, flee
the gradual progress of improvement, becomes re-assured 0
forfeited health. But, It s to the Female world their aeA
ranged plan more eepyrially refers, by the prevention of mnr
tricate disorders, arising from any of the foregoing causes,or
peculiarities, either natural or acquired.
Messrs. Goss are to be consulted with candor and delicac
Patients'of either sex, from morning until night.—Letters f
the country should minutely describe the case, and each
Bank qote, wisen the proper remedies will be forwarded to
part of town or chuntry.
Gops and Co. M.R.C. Surgeons, Is, BOUVCl4o4gete, r
street, Loader.

LONDON Primed by Lave:. KINT, Pickett rare;
kubiltked there, and s: the Star-Office, Tett& Dar.
London, England, 1816-05-22

NIA MINION Y.
" Invalidique patrols' relerant jejuda nad."—Viso.
From the faint enibmce
Unmanly sons arise—a rimy race!
AIARR f AGE ibould be the fotindatlon rf
happiness, which is often disturbed through the parjesi
(oral the union, not taking 'hase precautions w:itcli w nod 'a
them the enjoyment of that preat sionie,tic hle.siog, dm
the melancholy vari,•ty of disorders tinder which human UV
is known to staer, there are none more alarmitig or more •
11 cresting that; :tow which result front fashionable gairtici,
dissipation, or solitary sotemperance.
Messrs. CU R RIK and Co. beg to rate that the teem, a
tendon of a practice esciiisively directed t., the trainer 311
cure of CERTAIN COM PLAINTs, entitle them tii the du
of superior acquirement. As molar Nirgeomi, they en
speedy and permanent cure for every stage of that disorder, whi
is rontracted in an unguarded m.intetn, and which poisons
springs of life, and for every class of debility, which is theca
quence of juvenile Indiscretions, preventing the maturity of in
hood, entailing by anticipation, on its unhappy victim all the
firmities of old age—the body becoming enervated and et
ciared—the cheeks yellow and Weak's—and the mind glue
and dejected. For the result of their sneerss in this part;
har branch, they refer to that reputation, which, they fis!
themselves, they have acquired, by SO years expo: fence,
much extended practice. In slight and recent cases of Syphi
tic Complaints, a pert ect cure is completed in the short perk:
two days ; and in the must aggravated cases, a proper persevera
in their plan of treatment Insures to the patient an horizon.
constirktion.

Married Women, who have long been disappointed in II
expectations of a family, may be assured that, in must Instaa
such defects are curable by medical skill; aad though the
'naval of such impediments be an object of doubt and uncertai
with others, yet the cure of such defects, by the gradual
gress of rea6vation, is the Requirement of their experience.
Messrs. CURRIE and CO. may be consulted by Patient
either *c, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their ho
N 0.107, Hatton-garden. Patients in the country, swing f
ease, age, and general habit of living, &c. &c. enclosng a ret
taw for advice and medicines, the same will be given or son
any pare of the Esingdorn.-107, Hatton-garden.
London, England, 1816-05-22

RISH LINEN ESTABLISHME:

1. BELFAST COMPANY inform the Public, Oat LINENS
are Dow much reduced in price, and that their Warehouse
always con,ains an extensive assortment of IRA H LINENS and
SHEE I ING, in single pieces, at wholesale prices, of the most
approved fabrics, free from defect, and warranted bleached, on
the grass without chemical acid. Anxious to preserve_the general
Approbation their Linens have, for upwards of eleven years, ob•
tuned, they pledvethernselvn as to the wear and quality of their
We; am% should the Purchaser not approve them, the mousy
reamed. No altatemenrever made. Orders executed by tilde
Agents, BROOKS, BURCH, and O'K€EFE, 50, Ore Russel-
urea, lilotunslim, facing the British Museum.

PLATE AND PLATED GOOD:i.
.
T H. BARLOW begs to inform the Nobility and
w." • Gentry., that he is appcinted Agent to one of the best Sher-
field Plate ,Manufacturers, and i, authorized to allow 9.0 per cent.
discount, prompt payment, CM roods, warranted the ttrorgest
Plated ever made, it ie to be vwcide red, that there Is an obvious
advantage in purchasing direct from the manufactory, as the re.
peateddraning every article in the shopsis subject to, makes a
considerable difference in the wear.—Plate Furnished on Com-
mission—No. IS 1 ' t • Ice Leicester-square.
tr-p a , _ .

BY HIS MAIES I' ROYAL i.ETTEkS PATENT. '
MILLARD'S IMPERIAL TWINE SHIRTING CLOTH.
THE Nobility, Merchants, and the Public, me re.
spectfully informed, by the Patentee, the above Cloth Is
sold genuine, duly stamped, at his WA.IiEtiOUSES, No. 16,
CIitAPSIDC, and at no other House whatever, wholesale, in en•
tire Cases for Exportation ; 'natty the Piece, from 115 to 52 yards
each, at 2s, 21.64. Ss. 3s. 6d. 4% 4s. hid. and 53.6 d. per yard, its
Peculiar economy, and singular conduciveness to health, prevertt-
int the ill effects arising from sudden transitions from heat to cold
after exercise, and never imbibing the damp atmosphere in any
climate, renders it an article most desirable to every iedividual.
his adapted to every purpose of family use, fur Shirting, Chit.
*we wear, and for Sheeting, the Piec'es for which both s.4ths,
11101 l 6.3ths, contain from two to four pair each, and surpass
witty other kind for economy, beauty, and pleasantness of wear.
,„,Orders from the Country receive every attention. The White
',agate, for Ladies' Dress and Claildrene wear, may be obtaitied
arabove, in Pieces frcint Two to Pour Guineas each.* Goalabdiall
%ma Threcto raw Dream&
London, England, 1816-07-10

At Lady Elizabeth Murray's. Holyrood-house, Edinbaql,
Miss Charlotte Lindsey in the 16th year at her ktv.
At Ldinburgh, on the 24th ult. Mrs. Christian Hunt, tritest
lames Harrowar, Esq. younger of Inzievar, Advocate.
June 9.2, at tnvcrary, Sir Alex. Macdonald Lockhart, $2ll. Of
Lee and Carnwatb.

June 23, at the Manse of Wick, in the 79th year 0/Wine mid
S3d of his ministry, the Rev. Mr. Wm. Sutherland.
June 10 at the Manse of Calder Mrs. Grant.

Monday se'nnight, suddenly, Miss Susan Yeatman, only si.ter
of the key. John Yeatman, vicar of East prer.t, Somerset. !Ike
was taken ill while walking with a party on the sea shore, ami
expired before medical assibtance could arrive.

In February, 381 5, in the Island of Eimeo, Wm. Srrtt, 2 ra•
tive of Edinburgh. In the year 1796, he went out under the di.
retrion of the I.untlnn Society, as a missionary, to the inland
Otaheite; he and his coadjutors persevered for many ytari uni.ht
the most discouraging circumstances, but before his death Mr.
Scott had the satisfac:iou to see their labour. crowned with al'su.
dant succe.o.
London, England, 1816-07-10

/Slit 11-IS.
June 29, at Edinburgh, the Hon. Mrs. Einem, of Dundas,
of a daughter.
June 26, in the neighbourhood of Leith Fort, the wife of Johu
Clark, Lite a trumpeter in the Royal Artillery D:iver., of ttu•e
sons. 'Ube mother i% but pool ly, but the children are doing w :!.
London, England, 1816-07-10

-32k:A-DiNG SAtICI.

JCOCKS, the Inventor and Proprietor of this
• much esteemed Article, begs most respectfully to caution
the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, againq the daily frauds and
impootions practised by many London Oilmen auJ Fish Sauce
Venders, to deceive and deprive them of
THE GENUINE READING SAUCE.

None arc genuine but tho.e which have the corL4 sealed with
the impression," J. Cocks, Reading;' and Ain the following de.
setiptiou of the Satire on an orange-raloured Label, " Rea DINO
SAUCE. for Fish, enriching Gr..vies, etc. ; prepared and said whole-
sale and retell by J. Cocka, Reading." This Sauce is generally
seed at table with all Torts of Fish, in preference to all other
Fish Sauces, and is esteemed peculiarly delicious with Game,
Wild Fowl, Hashes, Rump Steaks, and Cold Meat.
A Caution on while paper, on the other side of the bottle, re.
cord. two Verdict. (in less than twelve months), against twu
!minion Oilmen, for selling a spurious Sauce, as and fur the ge-
nuatelteading Sauce, prepared tiy J. Cocas : one
FORTY POUNDS DAMAGES, with full Costs;
The other ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS DAMAGES,

With full Costs; before the LORD Cuter BARON and SPECIAL
•
Juttit.s, in the Guildhall, London. It presumed that no Sauce
suer met with such general approbation and extensive sale, it ie
patronized and recommended by most of the first Families in the
Kingdom.
It is Teta:led in London by ISO of the most respectable Qilmen
and Fish Sauce Venders ; in Rath by SO; and by one or more in
most Cties and Market Towns in the Ilithed Kingdom.
N.B. 1- encca bests particularly to caution FAMIDFD pram
I.4.lsiors. Mackey and Co. Oilmen Piceadilly I Mr. Pings, Cit 4
mon, No.lo, Chancery-lane; and Oilmen,
Bart° Valle's, , Nay.
Airlift; as he does not supply either of these House, wall his
GeIDIFIDI Reading Sauce.

nALlilr'S GENUINE CA ttItIINATIVE is
superior to all other remedies for tile wins, purging., con-
vulsions, and those disorders in the stomach and bowels of
infants, which prove fatal to so many node& the age of two years.
It is equally effica.:ious in chokes, (lures, and other complaints in
the intestines of grown persovs.
This invaluable Cordial MAiolne, invented by the late Mr.
Joseph Dalby, Apothecary, is now prepared by his daughter,
Mrs. Frances GeU, and her sons, to whom alone he hequeathell
this property, by his will. It is sold only by F. Newbery and
Sons, at the old-establishe4 Warehouse, N 0.45, East End of Rt.
Pawn., the third house from Cheapside, price is. 9,1. a bottle ;
but if procured elsewhere, be sure to wilt for" Gell'i Dalhy's
Carminative," and see that the name's F. hlewbery," is engraved
in the stamps.
London, England, 1816-07-10

MARRIED.
At Edinburgh, on the Ist inst. the Rev. Charles Lane, to Fouts
Catherine, eldest surviving daughter of Bishop Sandford.
At Paisley, on the 2d inst. the Rev. Christopher Andenon, of
Edinburgh, to Esther, daughter of the Hon. James eitliU,
Antigua.
London, England, 1816-12-06

FRANKLIN MANIJSCRIPTS.
This day was published. in one vol. eto.
rrHE PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE OF
a BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, LL.D. P.R.S. &c. Compre-
hending a Series of Familiar, I.iterary, aad Political Letters,
written between the years 1753 :ind 1790. Now first published
from the Originals, in the possession of his Grandson Wiatiau
Txatrte FRANKLIN, Esq. •
The publication of the Coaatsrouvenct or DR. FRANKLIN,
which has been so long expected, cannot fail to excite a lively
interest in Vie literary World, and prove highly gratifying to
the Public at large. The Fainiliar Letters will be found to ex-
hibit the opinions of this Brea: Man, on tl.e siost important sub-
jects of Human Life, Moral, Relit:Sous, and Philosophical: not
are those of a political nature less curious, exhibiting V e secret
springs and progressive operation of that great Revolution which
separated the American Colonies from the parent qa.e. Arnang
the various chuacitrs of high, name in the litirary an I political
World, whose letters and sentiments are here recorded; may be
mentioned Mr. Burke, Mr. Fox, Dr. Pi iestley, Dr. Price, Sir
Joseph Bankes, Brard Hollis. Granville Sharpe, Baron hlasceres,
Buffo°, Beccaria, David Hartley, Bishop Shipley, the Earl of
Buchan, Lord Shelbum, Lord Grantham, GeneraMashingtoti,
Sir Edward Newnhaut, &c. &c.
Printed for H. Colburn, Conduit-street, Ha••nver-erare.
London, England, 1816-12-06

'rids day was published, price 2s.
The Third Edition of
ITHEORY and PRACTICE, elucidated in a
•i Series of DIALOGUES, selected from the most approved
miters, awl precede** by appropriate Ault* for Speaking and
Writiog French.
By GEORGE SAULFZ,
Master of the Alum Academy, and Author of French
Letters, !cc. &c.
Lesdes: Printed for Law and Wiii taker. 13, Ave-Ntatia-
lane ; and Pinnock and Maunder, 267, Strati&
London, England, 1816-12-06

:.11,1f1aaniga.PECBMBER 5.

•
It was the intention of hit. MAJESTY to take an air.
ing In her 'carriage yesterday, but it was prevrnttd
'by the sudden haziness of the weather towards tr.o
o'clock. Soon after one o'clock this ahernM,n
-MAJESTY, the Duke of CLARENCR, dietliche.;% of
GLOUCESTER, the Princess Soma. c,f GCoixits
accompanied by Lady THYNNS MACCt4,
YIELD, in two carriages and lour, with their attendoiN
drove through the town, and proceeded on the u
to the Dyke for an airing.
Yesterday the Marquis and Marchioness of Ii
Lair, and Lord EARDLEY, arrived here.
London, England, 1816-12-06

'lO PREVENT FR.WI).

TilE Public are most earnestly requested, when
purchasing DAY and MARTIN's BLACKING, to ob-
serve, that t!-e Address is perfectly clear and correct, parti':ularly
the Number 97, as a sure means to prevent their heit.g imposed
upon by spurious and vile cotriposition instead of -t!* origio,d, the
superior qualities of which have ensured it, universal use tor
many years. DAY AND MARTIN,
S 7, 1-117bliolhorn.

• A ittAL CHRISTMAS-130X.
A T criecal Season, wizen Chiitiren a-e Teeth-
/1 ing,they suffer more pain than a: any "ar s? of the year, v. ry
few escaping cot:In:10ms, it is particula::y requested) of every
Mother and Nurse :list has young Children, not to be bout
the AMEAICAN SOOTHING SYRUP in the Nursery, as it
gives inimediate relief. Mrs. Johnson, feeling for the Poor, at'
a time like this, when so many are out of employ, and provisions
so very dear, wishing to relieve those dear little sufferers, has given
them a real Christmas-box, by extending her charity one hour
longer that is to say, from nine so eleven every Tuesday and
Saturday Morning, until next March, and then as usual, (while
the days are so very short, and hundreds live at a greet distance,
cannot get their children at her house In time), they must bring
a letter from a respectable house-keeper, thatthey are real (Aileen;
of this charley.
Mrs. J. hopes, at the same time so great a charity a ill not be
abused, as it is entirely out of her own private purse, and trusts
that persons who tan afford to purchase the Syrup will not injure
she poor, by obtaining what is intended for their relief.
To be bad, wholesale and retail, of the Proprietors, J. Johnson
and Williams, No. 94, Newman-street, Ozioni-street ; and, by
' their appointment, at all the principal hedi.:ltie Venders in town
and country, at 9d. !L bottle; for ready. money.
Caution.—Be stars to ask for K Johnson and Williams's Ame-
rican Soothing Syrup," as there are a numler of 'spurious sorts.
London, England, 1816-01-12

the notice being adamant to no, mai, bet simply run-
ning in the third person.
Mr. LAW= and Mr. SMITE, for the parish; coa
tended to the same effect.
Mr. NOLAN and Mr. HEATH contended that tby
notice was suficient•i
When Mr. JACKSON, the Chairman, entertaining a
decided opinion it was not, the appeal was dismissed,
but not with costs, as the legal objection had super.
seded an enq'iiry into the merits of the case, which
invol►ed a question of great importance. •
London, England, 1816-01-12

MISS SIANT'S NEW INTERESTING TALES,
FOR CHILDREN.
Just published, with a highly.finished Engraving, Ss. ed. boend,
CAROLINE LISMORE ; or, the ERROR of
FASHION : a Tale. •
By ALICIA CATHERINE MANT,
Anther of that nuick approved work of Elk" tor the Young
Godmother.
This progressive intelitit of this tale is so pleasingly interwoven,
and the characxtrs of I so excellently pourtrayed, as to render It
highly acceptable, is well as improving to the youthful reader.
By the same Author, 24 edit. with an Engraving, price Sc nd. bd.
F.LLISSI. or the Yogic* GODMOTAILK, a .fate.—" The prin-
ciples are correct, the piety genuine, astd the tale is prettily told,
and may with much advantage be placed in the hands of youth."
British Critic, March, •f i 15.
Priut.rd for Law and Whittaker, IS, Ave Maria-lane, London.

This day Was published, handsomely printed in one voL
With a fine Portrait of Bishop TAYLOR, price 12s. in boards,
LHE LIFE of the Right Reverend Father in GOD,
JEREMY TAYLOR, D.D. Chaplain in Ordinary to King
Charles the Hist, and Lord Bishop of Down, Connor, and Dro.
more.
By the Rev. H. K. BONNEY, M.A.
Of Chri.t's College, Cambridge, Prebendary of Lincoln, Rector
of Kiug's-Cfalfe, in the County of Northampton, licc. /4.c.
.• Printed for Cadet and W. Davits, Strand; and W. Linck-
*nod, at kdinburgh.
London, England, 1816-01-12

RITSON'S ENGLISH SONGS, BY PARK.
Thb day was published, in 3 Vols. post Bvo. 22. V.ll. boards,

A SELECT COLLECTION of ENGLISH
SONGS, with their Original Airs ; and a Historical Essay
on the Origin and Progress of National Song.
Ey the late JOSEPH RI I'SON, Esq.
The Second E.Stion,*lth additional Songs, and occasional Notes.
By THOMAs PARK, F. 3. A.
Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington ; Lunginan, Hurst, Rees,
Orme, and Brown; Lackingtort, Allen, and Cu.; C.idell and
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CO ; J. M. Richardson; J. Booth; R. Priestley; R. Schuley ;
Baldwin, Cradock and Joy ; and J. Major.

his day were published, in 3 Vols. len►o. price les, boards,
VARIETIES of LIFE ; or, CONDUCT and
COPISEQUENCkS, a Novel. •

By the AU of" Sketehes of Cheracter."
Printed for Longasati, Hurst, Rees, (kme, and Brown, Pater-
noster-ruw ; and at the Bripsh 54, New I;tondstreet.
lit Thom may be had,
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volumes 12mo. (the .thitlEdltion,) price ISs hoards.
" This Novel is a very spirited and natural performance;
the dalogues at conversations conversations are given with much freedom
and elegance; and the characters in g.:neval are execssiVely well
designed and executed."—Cr.tical Re v:t w.
Sea: also Monthly Review and British Critic.
London, England, 1816-03-20

PARIS, MARCH 16.

The King has been pleased to reinstate the Duke
of Richmond in possession of the Lordship of d'Au-
-signy, Department of the Cher, and to grant him
the honours of the Louvre, w;iich his ancestots en-
joyed. In consequence, the Duchess of R,dinr)nd
had the honour of resuming tiit sto l at the !, rind
dinner of the first of January last. The estate of
d'Auhigny was erected into a Duchy by letters p ttent
of bnuery, 16'4, in favour of the Duchess of Pores.
mouth; and, in cinformity to these letters, Charles
11. of EnAhnd, appointed the Duke of Richmond
to succeed thereto, from •hots the present Duke
descendi. The same estate had been given in fief by
Charles VIII. to John Stuart, Constable of Scotland,
with a clause of reversion to die crown, in default of
heirs snide. This reversion had taken place when
Louis XIV. erected tie estate into a Duchy in favour
of the Duchess of Portsmouth.
M. Bnutard, one of the e4itors of the Journnl des
Deltas, has, it is said, been appointed to a principal
place in the general direction of the King's ho:iselaold.
The Nimes Journal states, that two soldiers r:f the
Legion of the Gard, forming part of a dtlachinent
in garrison at Pont St. Esprit, bung in a vat,: of in-
toxication. uttered some seditious cri,,s of Fir.: i'Enr-
/weer. They were arrested, and the Captain of their
company, respecting whom there are some suspicions,
has been conducted to the citadel of Nistnrs.

We are assured that General I.auriston, who was
Chief of the Court-martial that tried Colonel Boyer,
has solicited the clemency of the King in his fasunr.
The Chamber of Deputies, in the Sittings of the
14th and 15th, was occupied in discussions nn the
Budget. M. Pasquier was heard at great in
support of the plan proposed by the Mii:isters. M.
Bourienne supported the plan suggested by the Com-
mittee. He forcibly opposed the continued sale of
communal property and of woods, assertiog, that
from the circumstance of France having becoal the
camp of all Europe, the cuttings of wood had every
where been prematurely made, and the wood m.trlet
was encumbered. He maintained that the better way
of providing for the existing arrears would be by the
emission of floating annuities, which he denied would
have that fatal influence on public credit which Mi.
nisters alleged. Besides, would not the emission of
Exchequer Bills on the credit of the woods and com-
munal property be equally injurious to public credit ?
It would be easier for posterity to pay otf these an.
nuities than to create forests. The discussion was
further continued in the Sitting of the lGth.
London, England, 1816-03-20

TIM ARMY.

.
THE UNITED SERVICE CLua.—A grand entertain-
went was given on Saturday last, in Albemarle-
street, Admiral Sir THOMAS BIERTIE, in the gsair.
The following Gentlemen were of the party, vie. :
Major William Gordon, Major Leith Hay, Colonel Browne,
Sir Samuel Auchmuty, Lieutenant-Colonel Lindsay, Sir Thomas
Hardy, Sir Peter Malcolm, Lieutenant-Colonel Oubblua, Sir
John Tylden, Lieutenant• Colonel Macleod, Lieutenant-General
Richards, Major D'Aeth, Sir Manly Power, Lieutenant-Colonel
I.icutenant•Colonel Tryon, Major Cramer, Culotta
London, England, 1816-03-20

• -----,
Edward Williams, of ellurels-atreet, Hackney, jeweller, dealer I
and chapman, Much 23, SO, and April 30, at eleven, at GUild- '
hall. Attorney, Mr. Pult, Bucklenibury, Cheapside.
James Purees. of Duke-street, AdmAii, • wine-merchant, dealqr
and chapman. March SO, April 2, tnd V, at one, at Goilditall.
Attorney, Messrs. &ton and Plo !ter, C;-orge.street,
Thomas Elam' of Lynn, Norfolk, bi.4-maker, dealer and cltap-
man. March 23, 30, and April 30, at twelve,. at Guildhall.—
Anomie.. Mr. efielrett, Broad-.freer, Goldini-square.
William Rolfe Sherley, late of Sinning bill, Berk., horse-deals*.
dealer and chapman, March 23, April 2, and SO, at eleven. at
Guildhall, Landon. Attorney, Mr. Martin, Fitzroy-street,
Fitztoy-sqeare.
Thomas Kendle, of Great Yartnon:h, Norfolk, woollen draper,
dealer and chapman, April 2,5, and 30, at twelve, at the Black
' Lion .lavern, Great Yarmouth. Anomie., Me.sn. Steward
and Palmer, Great Yarmouth ; or Musts. Swain, Stevens,
Maples, and Pearce, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry, London.
John Lunt, late of Kirkdale, Lancaster, victualler, dealer, and
chapman, April 26,-27, and 30, at one, at the Angel Inn,
Liverpool. Aitornies, Mes.n. Blackstock and Bunce, King's
Bowl-walk, Temple, London; and Mr. Blackstock, Liver-
pool.
Thomas Millichap, of Whistones, Woreester, wheelwright,
dealer and chapman, April lA, tO, and 30, at twelve, at the
Star and Outer, Wureeiter. Anomie., Messrs. Cardalea and
Young, Holborn court, Gray's Inn, London ; and Mr. Sawa.
dear, Sidbury, Worcester.
Joseph Morrell, of Halifax, York, grocer, dealer and chapman,
March .29, at four, March SO, and April so, at eleven, at the,
Old Cock, Halifax. Anomie., Mr. Wig%eaworth, Gray's inn,
London; and Messrs. Wiglesworth, Thompson, and Stanfield,
Halifax.

Mark Moore, of Mary-la-bonne-street, hosier, dealer ant! chair-
man, March 23, 90, and April 30, 'at twelve, at Guildhall.—
Anomie., Mmers. Hurd, Shaw and Johnson, Temple. •
WiWain M,Neil:e, of Liverpool, and Thomas Wright, of Anil-
ton, Latic.oter, wap•boilers, dealers and cha,men, April it,
10, and 30, at one, at the King's Arms, Liverpool. A •torales,
M..sars Addiugron and Gregory, Loudon; and Mr. Kidd, or
Mr. Radcliffe, Liverpool.
London, England, 1816-03-20

MADRID, MARC 2 5.

Some arrests have taken place lately: they talk of
the General Tho. O'Donajhu, brother of the
Minister of War at the time of the Cortes ; and of M.
Yardiola, who, ;t was supposed, was on the eve ut
being called is the Administration of the Finances.
London, England, 1816-03-20

FRANKFORT. MARCH 3G.

For some time the cabinet of Berlin has been in a
state of the greatest activity. There 'nave arrived in
that city several English couriers, charged with dis-
patches said to be very important, but their contents
are not known. The Prussian army will soon be
considerably reduced.
There have been exposed to sale at Btutgardt dia-
monds, jewels, and roust valuable effects in gold and
silver, the property, it is said, of as aggrand, who
wishes to convert his wealth into currency to purchase
'land with it. This mass of wealth is prodigious, and
yet it is well known that the proprietor has already
dissipated a great deal.
There is no longer any question of establishing
provincial states in Bavaria, in the Grand Duchy
Bade's, and in some other principalities of the em.
pire. The provincial states of Wurtemberg are very
tranquil. The views of all are now directed toward►
'Prusairr,,and it is probable that the provincial system
which it will adopt will serve as a basis of the mea-
sures to be taken in other parts of Germany.
The Grand Duchy of Baden still Batters itself with
the idea that Austria will not claim the Brisgau or
the other districts which were formerly Austrian.
London, England, 1816-03-20

•PARK, M %kelt 15.

TIN King's be:altli condones to improve, the gout
hating left him ; and he had conferences yes:erday
with his Ministers.
We learn from New York, tinder date of the 3J
of February. that the fine th.ee-toasted vessel Perse-
verance, whirl► left Movie in December last, was
totally l',st off the Amer.can coast. It had on board
•.t considerable number of French passengers.

. According to private accounts tram Bavaria, the
Austrian troops will occupy the districts of 8 tlzburg
and the innviertel about N e end of this nu:nth.—
The greater part of the Bavarian army will be dis-
banded, and many OtEcet-s placed on half-pay.—
There is talk of a marriage of the Imperial Prince of
Austria with a Princtss of Bavaria. and of Prince
Charles of Bavaria with a Princess of Austri.t.

• It has been justly remarked, says the neworiali
Bordelair, that in the space of cue mint!: the Minister
of Police enforces on all points of the French'
i-
tory the execution of the law against regicii.n, di.-
covers the testament of the Queen, represses the fac-
tious of every rank, and dives into the most secret
mysteries of a plot connected with the publication of
the most infamous libel.
The Count de Moxtlivault, Prefect of the Isere,
having learned that placards exciting to rebellion
had been posted up at Grenoble, and being unable
to discover the authors, has taken a coui se which
roust every where succeed. lie ordered into 11:s
presence one of those Men who arc well known for
their bad opinions, arid ordered him to depart within
twenty-four hours 144 Nismcs or Montbrison. He
added, at the same time, that as often as any offence
WAS committed agiainst the existing order of things,
of which the authors should remain undiscovered,
three agitators should answer fur it. This is one
way of making it the x interest to maintain public.
tranquillity.