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The Fourth Edition, of
A VISIT TO PARIS in 1814. Containing a Review of the
Moral, Poluiral, livellectual, and Social Condition of the French
Capital; Doservations on the Manners of the various Clams of
Society, and on the general State of its Information and At:llw
/Rots in Literature and Arts.

• 1.. akw days will het peblished, in one Volume, two.
EMOIRS OF DE MADAME LA MAR-
QUISE DE I.A ROCHLJAQUELEIN. Translated
1105
.t he 4ccanti Edition pr.nted at Peril,.
8413ahlreh: hinted :or Archibald Constable and Co. and
magnum, Hurst, Rees, Orate, and Brown, London.
To those who rave lived long enough to remember the early '
*lnv, the French Revolution, the name of Madame de Lescure,
?0,7 he familiar. She was represented in the Republican News-
? Von of that time as a :anatical heroine, wielding the sabre by
.:theikleof hit liusbpird, and ultimately avenging his death. It is
trenths since her .ecoud husband, the Marquis de la
^"fliqueleir, a near relation and friend of the first, and
116.4.111tr0i Pt:idled in the defence of his King and Country.
alb Lady is setts here in her dishabille, and although she sp.'
Pears is a much bumbler than might be expected, yet we are
ft& :mistaken if ehe does not excite more sympathy under her
141 charatter than she could have done under her supposed one.
She relates k :tett, of the must terrific interest with a simplicity
quite wonahl el, and an absence of all art, superior, in pathetic
0, to the mos. atabltioub eloquence.
The events recorded in these Memoirs afford incidentally a
1.40 t furious in.o the origin and circumstances of the
french iterblut.ec, at least in that part tel France &unmated
Ifenek,
We betel., the public wilt find this tranalat len tie orl nary one,
satin of the ouginal Laving been preserved With peculiar
Why,
frlfatiAL JAPAN BLACKING, mule bj
DAY and MAR a N, 97, High Holborn. situ inestimable.
fat ?"tion, wiq Salt the usual labour, produces a motet brit
black• tuily cepal w the hiOiest Jaren Varni-ii; affords•
liar now tenn.eut to du. LeaLlltt will not soil the Luau
;etftaly fi .e from any to pleasant smell, and will re
• v.. tues u, a y (Antal •
'Costi=sl:l by the prioc pal Grocers, loot-Makers, Oilusen,aud
Llut Uultedraugdosu.

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GI Bit ALTA R .
commissek2:mr.clriEF'9 OFFICE, Marc.; "I, 1814.
SUCH Persons as are ,iesirous C. otr.irsing
with the Commissary in Chief ro deliver COALS at GI-
BRALTAR, may receive Particulars of the Contracts at tlds
Office between the hours Elev.•n and Five, and ei byes the,r
Tenders sealed up and directed to the Commissary n Chief,
Marking thereon " Tender for ^rids ;" on or before TUEA3AV,
the 9th of April, but none will be received after Twelve o'clock
on that Day; nor will any Proposal be noticed unless made on
or annexed to a printed Particular, anti the Prlct Iwo:tied in
Words at length; ner unless a Letter be subjoined to such Pro-
posal, signed by Two Persons of known Property, engaging to
become bound with the Party tendering, in the sum expressed
in the Particulars for the due performance of the Contract

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA S COLIC.
LADIES AND GINTLENeIIy
THE ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS of
the EAST INDIA COMPANY being appohr td for
WEDNESDAY, the tOth of April•next, the favour of yoi.r Vote
and Interest is requested for the followarg Gentlemen, viz.
Jo nu Bass, Esq.
• lasses DANttLL. NOV
Hon. Wu. FULLARTON ELPIIIIIIITOUZ.
Joss [nous, Esq.
JA MCI PATTISOI4, Esq.
101114; BLADLN TAYLOR, Esq.
East India House, March 27, 1816.
Which will ulna oblige,
Ladles and Gentlemen,
Your mast humble Servants,
Campbell Majoribanks, Charles Grant,
Johti Morris, 7 Isom, Reid,
Edward Parry, Alexander Allen,
Richard Parry. William &dell,
Rd Chichely Plowden, John Alex Bannerman,
G. Abercrombie Robinson, Jacob Bosanqfiet,
David •corr, W. Stanley Clarke,
George rE, rh. Joseph Co ton,
John I hornLill, Samuel Davis,
SW. hy 'foot.e, John Hmilestoo,
Richard ming, John Jackson,
Wiliam Wigram, Ho linckay.

TO THE PROPR If.rofts OP LA, t' !NOLA ;lOCK.
LADIZO AND GCNTLCUIZIM,
HAVING the honour I,e'n7 recommended to
by the Dlrectot• uf the East India Company, as
CANDID kl'Es for t ie DIRE'2 / lON to be chosen this Year,
we take if. • liberty of reque4ting the favour of your Vote on the
'Day of Election, Winblk.,,DAY. the loth of April next.
We are, Lathes and Gentlemen.
Your most obe tent and most humble Servants,
JOHN SERB.
JAWS DANIELL.
WM. FULi MU ON ELPHINS
JOHN INGLI,S. •
JAMES PA ITISON.
JOHN 111. ADEN TAYLOR.
Ear India House, March in, 1816.

NORWICH UNION FIRE AND LIFE OFFICE,
ESTABLISHED 1797.
CHIEF OFFICE FOR THE ME TROPOLIS,
No. 21, Birchiti-lane, Coruhlll.
TRUVitt,'
The Duke of SOMERSET.
The Duke of ARGYLE.
The Right lion. Earl CRAVEN.
The Right Hon. Lord SALTOUN.
Lord Viscount ALTHOR P. M.P. .
LortlVlecount BARNARD.
Secretary, Mr. T. BIGNOLD ; Actuary, Mr. R. MORGAN.
Surveyor, Mr. J. Huauss, St. Paul's Church-yard.
DIVIDENDS to the Parties insured, of RSO per
Cent. have been payable by this Institution for the last
Eleven Years. Those whose Returns are now due, may receive
their Repayment by applying to the Agent with whom they in-
sured Upwards of 14,0 II paeans have reaped this important
benefit, amongst which number are the following :
Deposit. Return.
Right Hon. lord Ongley, Old Warden 41 S t 22 II 10
The Hon. S. Ongley, Clifton - VS 9 0 11 IS 6
sir C.Corhett, Bart. 'Adderley-haU 1.19 7 0 59 13 6
Lady E. Nightingale, Knecswork 21 1 0 10 10 61
Ed. W. Martin, Es,. Esah.g, Suffolk 21 9 6 2 104 1 i 7
S. Wells, Esq. Higgieswade - 293 2 6 146 11 3'
J. Williamson, Esq. Bolduc'', Hens 238 It S 119 6 7
John Prior. Esq. ditto - - 226 19 10 113 9 11
Messrs I Swan and Co. Ensham,Olon 214 0 6 107 0 3
Mesi:s. Hobson and Co. &album,
Durlram . 208 10 0 104 S 0
Mr. H. Syke7, Huddersfield, loorkshire 210 0 0 105 0 0
Mr. T. Foster, Heaton N oris, Lancashire 263 0 0 131 0 0
Messrs. Shifter an.' Co.llntiuster,Sunier-
svishire - 242 0 0 121 0 0
C. Angus, Esq. Neweastk-upon-Tyne 293 3 9 141 110
th, experience of nineteen years has demonstrated the security
and advantage of the plan of • his institution, when adopted on
an extensive scare, and the rapid pr6grese which it is still making
throughout the kingdom, is the strongest proof that can be given
of the public confidence in the system. This will be most fully
proved by 04. amount of duty paid to Government during the
last four years, which is as follows : • I
• 1811-14,393 4 10
1812—X17,55816 8
1813-20,435 0
1814-24,114 1 7
A surplus capital of .CBO,OOO has been accumulated, which is
retained in aid of the Premiums, now exceeding xip,ooo per
Annum.
Lira Owner.—The Rates are 410 per Cent. lowetthan those
demanded by other (Hikes, and the savings are returned to the
Insurers by additions to the sums secured by their Policies. Ihe
Capital of the Office exceeds £lOO,OOO.
Agents for both Institutions are established in every principal
town in the kingdom, with whom Insuranees may be effected.-
1 Particulars gratis. By Order, C. A. HACKEr,
Acting Member for London

NEW S IA EE LOWERY,

, -
TWO PRIZES OF THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS!
And .50 other Cap'tab.
TBISH, in annonnciog to the Public that he has
• contracted with Government for a new State Lottery, begs
leave to call their attention to the pre-eminence of the Scheme,
when compared with those of former Lotteries; over that of the
last, its superiority will be readily allowed, as it sestaiw Junta the
sitater q Capitols, with grafter trims, althaigh the Tidal are
las 4 six Thouswit
s Prizes of £30,000 are £60,000
S - 5,000 - . 10,000
O - 1,000 . . 5,000 -
5 - 500 - . 2,500
41 , - 400 - - 5,400 •
14 . 300 . • 4.600
1$ . 200 • • 5,600 •
18 • 100 • . I,Bos
20 - 25 • • 500
1,000 . - 20,000
1,000 - 15 - - 15,000
1,500 . re - - 15, 00
14000 Tickets, £140,000
first drawn Ptlee above £5OO entitled to £5,000 more.
hi t drawn I,tooo Blanks void be entitled to 4.3) each.
Second drawn . ,000 Blanks will be entided to Xi 5 oohs
First drawn Prize wawa sets, third Day, entitled to Aso,ooo

1 whits and Shares great variety of numbers, are selling by.
1. BISH, Oritraettir,
At s 0141-established (Aces,
9,Tesanniu„ and 9, Cu:mow-Caen, _
Thf+ is independent or any future Loturyt'aull tsW
etuatuvuce dlretvturoa the 14th MAY:

HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH 28.
In the Appeal Cause of " Young v. Maven," the judgment of
the flourt of Session was confirmed, with 470 costs.
The Royal Awent, by Cununission, wa, given to a Bill for
suspending the ordinary oh.:ructious to the Naturalisation in the
instance of h‘s Serene ii,gtine,s Leopold George Frederick, Duke
of Saxe Cubourg. Chu 'unimissioners were, the LORD CYAN.
CLLLuII. the Ilarl of .-:114 rr earwax, and Lord Mat.vixt.e.
Ihe smerican Commercial Convention Bill was brought up
from the Commons, and rend the first time.
In the Committee on Sir George Barlow's Dlvorcp Bill, Lord
ToriIINOTON moved, • hat the clause respecting non•intermar-
riagt b.• tnnitted.--trrdets
f he Lad of LAU DEimALE gave notice, that on the Report
being presented, he 61'0041 move fur a settlement on the Lady
of XI nO I year.
The Earl of DAR NLI:Y moved for certain extracts from the
Navy Accounts during chi. current year o 1816,'which were
agreed to.

NATURALISATION OP PRINCE LEOPOLD.
The CHANCILLOIL of the Eacitagnsa and other Members
fmnt the Commons broug•.t up a Bd. for we Naturalisation of
Prince Leug.old of Saxe Cobourg, which was read, and passed
through all the several stigls.
The routine of some dep.•tiding judicial business having been
gone through, their Lordships then adjourned till to-motrew.