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London, England, 1817-03-31

Z' AI LS.

A Dutch Mail which Arrived yesterday brought
German Pitpers, from which we have given ezirdcis
in another column.

This niorning arrived a Fl3nders Mail. The Jour-
nals are principally occupied with the procession and
details respecting the baptit.ri o. Vie young Prince of
the NETIIEttLAN4* on Satuidsy List. He has b4:01
tiarncd Wa.L1414 ALEX %NMI PAUL FitEDEttIL

St. Patrick's Day wig celebrated by the
and Irish resid2nts at Brussels, by a gr..nd dinner in
the Hotel d'Augleterre. His Royal Highness the
Doke of KENT presided. Prince Piaui:Rio( of the
NETHERLANDS honoured this meting with his pre-
sence: his August Brasher cottld not ;men,' on ac-
count of the momentary indiapos;tion of Iter It:1141.1641
li,gliness the Princess of OitAN4l:.
At length the Government of the Netherlands
have taken the proper steps to satLfy the Bishop of
Ghent that the Kisc should have tin superior. hi
other words the priest has been served with a Afindit
Antn:re, which will probably silence him as effc-
tually as BONAPARTE% order to have him learnt the
manual curt ise.

The droit de id is still collected on the Scheldt, but
it is hoped will soon be abolished.

The Pope has forbidden Father BA ItTOLOMI DE
LESIA, of the Order of St. Francis, to preach, he-
cause, in a sermon at Ancona, he meddled with po-
litical subjects, and called the sale of national estates
a sacrilege.
London, England, 1817-07-09

RLN;:H t~ r:.tts.

Pipets of Sunday arrived this morning.
itss kit S. Cloud, and returned to the
Electoral Colleges will, it is said,
be c,.:v0k..t1 immediately alter the harvest, and the
1:1Yw Sun of the Chambers be opened gaily in
k),:tcl;,•r.

T 1•. 1' revoul Court of Lyons has passed judgment
ra tueriq-une more individuals, concerned in the
) Ltc cottsptracy. Three have been condemned to
ai,d executed, seven to transportation. two
(3:;ei 18 eud I 9) to herd labour for five years. and
mile have been acquitted.

At Caen, two other persons, convicted of invoking
Cie name of ic the execrable adventurer," of singing
~tli.sous songs, and endeavouring to ft.ree a fellow.
trlve:',cr to echo their abominations, have been con-
demned to five >ears imprisonment—live years cur-
seillance .::ter that impri, salient is ended, and a fine
!rat.cs, besides all expenses.
The I;..ng of SpAIN has granted his Secretary of
Duel JUAN rig ToltitES, the Grand Cordon of
the Ito) al Order of Charles ILI. in consideration of
his services, in making officially known to all hit
Bear subjects •• esspregammy ease gagen• tar
47suii spout..." I.:othing else of importance at Madrid.
The Burghers of Hansburgh have had their asto-
:isliment excited by a rare phenomenon. On the
of the ;;;;th ult. an immense swarm of in-
sects, known by the name of demoiselles, passed over
the city Isom the South-west, intercepting the light
s,l the sun like so many dark clouds. It is usual
with these insects in their migrations to alight sud-
denly on souse field, and, after foraging there fur
some hours, to pursue their course in a body as be-
fore; but we do not in the present instance find any
thing said of the damage they have et/mat:tied.
French Funds, lith July, 651 r. 50c.
London, England, 1817-07-09

PE RNA MBUCO.

The Clitua, which left Bahia on the i•h of May,
and whose arrival at Falmouth is noticed in our
Naval List (4 to-day, is said to have spoken on the
11th a French vessel Irotn Panembuco, which men.
tioned that the Royalists had obtained possession of
that place. In this intelligence there is doubtless
some mistake. From Bahia, we have already had
accounts down to a much later date—the 17,11 of
May—and at that period the Royalist Expedition,
which had been dispatched from Rio Janeiro for the
subjugation of Pernambuco, was only da sly expected
at Bahia on itr way tiither ; and until that expedition
arrived, we are well assured that no force which the
Royalists could muster in the neighbourhood of Per-
nambuco was adequate to its reduction. It is pro-
bable that the French Captain may have meant no
more by his information than that the port was in
the power of the blockading squadron, which we
know bad arrived before it, as far back as the middle
of April.
When the Clitus left Bahia, another vessel, the
Treasurer, was loading there, and intended to sail
fur England about the end of May.
One of the letters which we have seen in town 10-
day from Bahia, has on the cover " per Amazon r"
though our LLOYD'S List makes no mention of the
ourival of that vessel.
London, England, 1817-05-03

MELANCHOLY CASE.

Mary Bream, alias Ryan (the unfortunate wife of
-the man who had been executed in the morning) was
put to the bar, charged with endeavouring to pro-
cure, and to aid and abet the escape of her husband,'l
and two other persons, named Hallard and Handley,
from his Majesty's jail of Newgate, on the 18th of
April last. The prisoner, as might well be supposed,'
exhibited the most wretched appearance : she wits I
convulsed in agony, and had an infant at her breast.
Ann Somers, deposed, that she was employed to
search i.e females •who were in the habit .of visiting
the prisoners, and cn Sunday. the 13th of April last,
tl,e wife of Brown, then confined under sentence .of
death in Newgatr, was searched upon her arrival at
the prison. Witness found hothinz in her pockets ;
but imagining there was a protuberance of pers,m, she
insisted upon s,!arching .beneath•lter clotl:es, and dis.
covered that her b.icly was braced.round with a quan-
tity of rope. Wi.ness being corvinced that this mot
have been wound about her while in as nniressed
state,.l4xed her to this effect. Tate pris,mer, hose-
ever, denied it, stating that she bad picked ep the
rope on her way to the prison, and meant no harm
with it. The rope which she took from the person nf
the prisoner was in length about twelve y.ardr. and
in substance capable of assisting by ascent or descent
in the escape of two or three ind:vidnals.
London, England, 1817-05-03

LAW AV/ILL/MENU'.

11.••••11

COURT OF CHANCERY, MAY S.

The Vice CHANCULOR presided in the Court of
Chancery this day, and heard several causes, wholly
of an uninteresting nature, save to the parties con-
cerred.—The Lotus CHANCELLOR was occupied in the
hearing of Appeal Causes in the House of Lords.

COURT OF KING'S ELNCH, MAY 2.
C'NNI'IItACX.•••••R. V. FittNCH AND °THUDS.

1 Mr. Clgtwoun moved in a case of J. B. French and
others, which was an ireictmeot for a conspiracy,
for leave to enter a sr.ggririnn 00 the r(11, that an
p.,76a1 tri not l••e had in the City of London,
. arid that the trial of the cause might be had in Mid.
I diesex, or any other adjoining County. He stated
!that this was a ve y important case. It was an in-
d.c,,oent against the taiemben of a very eminent
house of mole the City, for a conspiracy fo• the
i ins; pr..post—that they had fitted out a British
Isbis, which they ;wow:: and sent to Spain, where
I thilrnade a rolonrable transfrr of her to a Ilipanish
mJchatit, who obtained 'Spanish letters of marque,
and under colour of these letters of marque, they
crti,.ed against the traders protected during the last
wa• by British licenses. The inlictment then stated,
us an overt net of that conspiracy, that they cap-
' int,A.l the Danish ship and cargo Carlotta, sailing
under the protection of a British license, and brought
her as a -prize into Porttm .uth. The alliJavit on
!which 1w grounded his motion stated, that this cap-
ture had excited considerably sensation among the
English underwriters, above fifty of whom were in.
',Jested it. the above ship and cargo; that proceed-
ings wctc afterwards had in the Court of Admiralty
here, and above sixty thousand pounds were ex-
pended in a suit in that Cout t. The cause had ex-
cited so much notice in the City of London, and so
m4ny persons had been inieresteJ as underwriters,
shippers, agents, &r. and from the matter being so
public, almost every one had formed att.l expressed
an opinion for the most part is a mis-statement of the
facts. And as the Special Juries of London wtre,
chosen usually from that class who were moo in-
terested in ,a concern of this sort, the defendants
stated that they apprehended they could nut have an
impartial trial in London.

Lord ELLessonoinft—Take a rule to chew cause,
and perhaps the prthecutnrs will content to it, in
outer that the trial may not he supposed to be by a
Jury itt the le.tst degree influenced.
London, England, 1817-05-03

that there be: laid before the Home a Copy of
finch 6f the Mi►►utes taken before the Committee a,
related to the matte* complained cf.
Mr. ilamt4cr immediately brought np•that portion
of the Minutes, which was ordered to be primed.

RIZ UMIE3IIII. •
Mr. MA BERLE.Y moved the second reading of
tbe. Rye Harbour Bal. which was Opposed by Sir
Qoxittley WEBSTER and Sir EDwARD ritearcitstat..
L-rd COCHRANE and Sir JA MES GRA HAM
Opposed the Bill. The latter declared, that it was
ezu.emay.detrimental so the landed interests ;
in fact, contained some of the most extraordinary and
extravagant clauses that bad been ever enacted. It
went to invest the Corporation of Rye with absolute
powers over Romney and Pevenbty mix shes.
Mr. JENKINSON was decidedly of opinion tht
the. Bill ought not to piss. and thought that it eugin
to be resisted in its present stage. _

Mr. MrII4ERLPS- was surprised that tile Hn'•
Nimbir who had just sat down should call !his me 4.
sine improper ; hut rn..re particularly, that lic shipti%l
attack it in a mannrr si. illiberal. • •
Mr. J ENK INSON roic tt• order.

The :iIILA K ER, said, that the Honolmble "Acre.
her (Mr. Mab:rley ) had certainly used an unpatlia-
nientary expressioo —( Hear, hear.)
Mr. MABERLEY ....'at a.I times ready to.sub.
mit to the Chair : and iltrirt• re, if be had said any
ihing incorrect, he wts pertectiy ready to wit': an.
apology. The Hon3urahle Mrrtiber was prircev•
when the cries at question Isec4Me general, dildw.a.
gets Mere ordered to Withdraw.
The Bill was withdrawn without a divisi n.
The House then went into a Commettire on the
subject at placing the English and Scotch
ties on the vitae lontiag with respect to the draw.
lank on paper. when. A Bill was ordered to be breught
in for that purpose.
. Mr. GI.R/1.8U11,N introduced a Bill fie regula.
ting Marriages in Newtotindland; which was read a
first time, and ordered to be read a second time ott
Monday next.
London, England, 1817-07-31

MUNICH, JULY Ito.

The exchange of Cooriers between Florence and
Rome is, we learn, extremely frequent. Prince Met-
ternich is constantly receiving and sending off di.-
patches. It seems, notwithstanding all that has been
said to the contrary, that the Prince will certainly go
to Rome, in which case, if he does not return before
the embarkation of the Princess Royal of Brazil,
Count d'Eltz will exercise the functions of Austrian
Plenipotentiary.

KUELL, JULY ts.

Since the 7th of this month we have been in conti-
nual alarm. The Rhine had risen on the 7th to a
height which threatened to overwhelm us ; some
inches higher and it would have been all over with
us. The water began to fall on the Bth, and on the
13th a Te Dew., was sung, in gratitude to HILAVEN
for having preserved us from destruction. Bre the
16th, however, the Schutter sad Kintxig, swollen by
the rains, again overflowed their banks, the water
descended in torrents from the mountains of the
Black Forest, and yesterday at six at night the Rhine
'had of new risen to a great height. It has happily
mac to-day one foot ; but our fields are still inun-
dated, and all hopes of a good harvest entirely
'destroyed.

• TIM .2,1" r.

The Ist, nr Royal Dr „goons, have arrived at 11;ers.
hill Barracks, near Edi.:burgh, from Newcastle.

WAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALM.OU l' H, JULY 2s.

Sailed the Bucher, M•LEnn, for Hamhurgh. Ar-
tivcd off here the Henrietta, PiCTERSON, from Gntten-
bu►gh, for Bourdeaux ; and the Prudent, Ittctranos,
from London, for tie South Seas.—Wind W.
London, England, 1817-07-31

PORTSMOUTH, JULY so.

Sailed his Majesty's ship Itclus on a cruize ; and
the Emily, BLactcr:ELL, for Baltimore.—Wind S.W.

DEAL, JULY 20•

Arrived and sailed for the River the Providence,
and Sovereign, from China ; Lady Carrington, from
Bengal ; Pr'nce►s Charlotte, VAI:011AN, from Ceylon
and the Cape ; Lord Wellington, ROISEItIII, from
Jamaica ; and Orwell, Mumn.a, from Sc Vincent's.
Came d,ow•n from the River the Isaac, Ton, fo: Qne-
bee ; Fanny, for Havannah ; Susan. for 'Tenerife ;
and William. foe Bahia.—Wind S. W.
London, England, 1817-07-31

NEW VOLUME OF DERBYSHIRE.

This day was published,
With a Map and Plates, price IRS. boards, Volume the Third. of
AGENERAL VIEW of the AGRICULTURE
of DP.RI3 YSHIR I!, with Observations on the Means of Its
Improvement ; drawn up for the Consideration of :he 'Board or
Agriculture, and Internal Improvement: concluding with a lifirf
k.c.apitulation of the various Hints and Suggesluns of Measures
colculated for Improvement. scattered throw th the whole 3 Vols.
By JOHN FAREY, Sen. Morersl Surveyor.
London: Printed for Sherwood, Neely and Jones, Pater-
noster-row; Moaley, and Drury, Derby; Neely,
Ctesterfielil ;
and Todd, Sheffield.
Of whom may also be had,
Vol. T. Which treats of the Strata and Mineralogy, ttekb co-
loured Plates of Straa. price ills boards.
Vol 11. Which treats fa Esterea,Babdings, Implements, Drain- '
Ili:, Manuring, &c. priee 151 boards.
London, England, 1817-07-31

STARKE'S TRAVELS IN ITALY.
.This day was published, in C Tula. hvo. price 41.1 P. boards,
illustraed with a Travelling Map of Europe. and a Road Map
of ha;y, both of them accurately coloured,
r I'HE TRAVELLER'S GUIDE: 'llO ITALY;
R. pointing out the match', ss 11'urks of Art which embellish
Pisa. Mr:nee, Siena, Rome, Naples, Bologna, Venice, Genoa, &c,
and specifying the Expense of Re4idetic in various l'arts of Italy.
Fr.ince, &c. wills bistructions for Invalid., awl fur the Use of
Families, who may wish to avoid the Expense attendant nisei/
Travelling with a Courier.
By MARIANA STARKE.
Third Edition, revised, corrected, and considerably enlarged,
with a copious Index, and an I inerary of all the most frequetred
Passes of the Alps, of Germany, Portugal, Spin, Franc,., Hol
land, Denmark, blorway, Sweden, Russia, and Poland.
Loodun : Printed for Sberwaed, Neely, and Jones, 20, Pa
trnoster row.
London, England, 1817-07-07

BRUSSELS, JULY S.

The price of Corn tell considerably at the last
markrt at Bruges.
Baron Nagel has arrived in this City from Amster-
dam. Many English Officers of rank have also ar-
rived—among them are Maibr-Genttal Jenkinson,
Colonels Townshend and Tratiort.

'rhos moitung a French Courier arrived from Paris
with dispatches.
His Excellency Count Munster, Minister of State
to his Britannic Majesty the King of Hanover, is
Arrived with the Countess and suite, on their way to
L. '.Jon.

Last week a bell was baptised for the Church of
St. Josse-ten-Noode, a suburb of Louvaine. The
Kite ot the Mayor of this suburb stood godmother to
the bell, which was cast at Louvaine.

We have spoken alter some Dutch Journals of trou-
bles of railer a sericus nature, which were stated
have taken place in the island of JAVA. The
1:-1 ri which gave this information are dated the ltith
J a:logy ; but 2 letter from Batavia, written on the
loth of February, by the President of the R.,yal
Committee of Sciences and Arts, makes no mention
of those troubles. though it enters into long details of
the events preceding them. It seems, therefore, that
we must doubt, at least. of the truth of the details
which have been published.
London, England, 1817-07-07

FALMOUTH JUL 4.
•

1,-rued the Princess El:z theth packet, with a Mail
4-
,m NclJ Yo-k and H shtax. IS days iron: the Latter.
...led his Nl4;esty's %hip LEE, and the ACTIYai and
ifovwcset cutters, one cruize. The H
Arrived yesterday. in 43 days from Tobago; she
very bad weather on the 11th instant.

TORBAY, JULY 5.
rut in here the 2d instant the Montreal for Que-
o; ; And the Northumbrian, for 13tnga1; they sAlleJ
}..stridity.— Sailed to-day t.is Majesty's store
~p W;;Vmourli, for the Mediterranean. The Dover
:,tonging to this port was lost in Mount's Bay on
. A t:t instant, And two of hrr crew perished.
PORTAVIOUTH, JULY 5.

iyeid yesterday the Recovery transport, from
ti: %I; ar and Downs, I%l'l/wrist" from Letigal,
set,d the Ist of February, lett the Capc-the Ist of
Aly, and Ascension on the 2Jd of May. Arrivvd
1.-Jay his Majesty's ship CADMUS, arid the Crown
and lito.comb transports, from Cork ; his Majesty's
ship Alma, from the Downs ; Union, from Youghal;
and Hawk transport from Gibraltar. The Prince of
Wales schooner, bound to St. Thomas's; Robert and
Anne, fru Ind to ; and,his Majesty's ship
GANINIt PE, which sailed from Spithead a few days
.11 e laying in Lymington Creek. Sailed the
Crown and Ilfraeomb transports, for Chatham ; and
Abrona transport, for Aberdeen, the latter with part
ut the ;Nth Regiment. from India.

DEAL, JULY ti.

Arrived the Grenada, Armsm/4, from St. Do-
mingo; Lc Mulgrave, TINDALL, from Ahica ;
line, BLACKBURN, from Leghorn ; Aberdeen, FEN.
from Bengal; And George, DRAM, from
l'orbicrhe has sailed for the River. Came down
iron► the River the Leda, for the Cape; Emperor
Altsauder, for Bengal; Bristol, for Cork; Malta,
for Malta; and Jain, CUUTTS, Itef Charleston.
D3VER, JULY 5. _ _ _

Arrived this day the Lord Duncan packet, Captain
11.‘sat.vott; Queen Charlotte, Captain THOUAS; and
m Lady Castlereagh, Captain Mont.& ; also, l'lris
Frcuch packet, from Calais.—Sailed this day the
Xint,.. George packet, Captain KING, with the Fiend,
; and the Princess Charlotte packet, Captain
liat.LaivOs, for Ostend, with a mail and passengers.
.1(i .y 6.—Sailed this day the. Favourite, Captain
13,,WEA, tor Calais, with passengers.
London, England, 1817-07-07

1111:2401IANDVM

The Christian name of Lieutenant Walpole, of the 31 Regi-
ment of Foot Guards, Is Horatio, and pot Horace.
'lle Christian name of Quarter-Master Collins, of the Lath
Light Dragoons, is J bn.

Commission in the Western Regiment of Oxfordshire Yeomanry
Cavalry, signed by the Lurd Lituteniust of the Conuty of
Oxford.
James Chock, Gent. to he Cornet-

BANKRU 1' rems ENLARGED.

Aligns, 19, Othni '' «I Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street,
merchaid, dealer and cliapman, at ten, at Guildhall.
IiANKRUP I CIES SUPERSEDED.
William Harvey, of Wymor.dham, Norfolk, manufacturer.
London, England, 1817-07-07

AN BURP, JULY 2.

Dry Russian rye.has ben offered to day at fifteen
florins the hectolitre, but there were no buyers. It
is expected that it will be at 12 aarins in a few dap.

ANIS 1 ERDXM, JUN 2 so.

According to the Sound List there pawed throngh
the Strait, frem the 17th to the 21st of June, 1
vessels laden with Coln, of which 79 are bound to
Amsterdam, 11 to Rotterdam, 1:; to Antwerp, &c.
These vessds will be foisowed by many others, a 1,9
laden with c.:rn. These arrivils, achied to tl:e fine
weather, which promises an abundant crop, will
make the different species oh corn continue to fAi.
London, England, 1817-09-01

CHARLESTON, JULY 21

M,:pr Champlin, late a Quarter-IlTaste, in the
linked &ate,. ...rid the Officer who led oriSie Gregor
M,Gle gor's attack against Amelia, has been appre-
herd t The Disicict Court had held him to bail,
with two securities, in the sum of 4,000 dollars, for
his appearance at the next skiing thereof, but it is
generally %opposed lie will not appear, and that
M'Gregor will pay the money.
London, England, 1817-09-01

WANTED

AYOUTH of good Morris, Education. and INs.
position, as an APPREN TICE to a CHEMIST and
DRUGGIS T.—A Premium expected.
For Cards of Address, apply to Messrs. Herring and Burbidge,
Druggists, co, Aidersgate street; or at 56, Piccadilly.

his day was published,
In One Volume, Svo. price 9s. In binds.
ALEXICON cf the PRIMITIVE WORDS
of the GREEK LANOUAGE, Inclusive of several lead-
ing dtrivatives, upon a new plan of arrangement. For the use
of achouls and Private Perbons.
By the Rev. JOHN BOOTH,

Curate of Kitty Maize-a:A, near Ripon, Yorkshire.
Loudon : Printed fur Law and Whittaker, 13, Ave• Maria•
lane, Lu•lpar.•.street.
London, England, 1817-09-01

UO' I ON, /WOOS r 7.

it it rerortt.d rat Ituggl s FlubbArd, Esq. our
Sheriff, has sent in his resignation, And wiled from
th;s port on board the brig MoreiAna, degisted, it h
supposed, to aid Sir Gregor *Gregor in his rape&
tion against St AtLustine.
London, England, 1817-09-01

BY HIS MA; It'; rya ROYAL LE r ERS PATEN

ME•I'CALFE'S PENETRATING HAIR
es • BRUSHES,•for all kinds of Uses. The universal recep-
tion and unbounded Patronage (beyond all parallel) given to these
New Invented Brushes, by all ranks in Society, is a wonderful
instance of their excellence over every other impisPmeui for
Cleansing the Ilea.l frum Scirf, thereby strengthening, b....amity.
hug, and promoting the growls of the liatr. As Horse Brushes
they are approved and recommended by Prote.sor Culnima—
Utley are ablie esteemed he all ktatis of personal Uses, and tor
all Domestic Purposes. wherein a creaser degree of elr.unl•nesa
will prevail, and combine economy with espedition i key are
also of the greatest consequence kw Many lac. ure and Machinery,
and are highly appreeia•td by a 1111011k.r.ul the fine Artisans in
the Country; the superiority of the Patent Brushes so It,
that (in comparison) all tubers are wholly useless, as win he
proved on trial. Patent ltrig.hey are dearrauted free fn nu
bone, or anj adulteratims, and at the sante price as genuine
Brushes heretofore made.

To be had retail of the PAtEN PEE, No. 9R, GRFAT MAC Y.
LA.RONNI-STSRLT, PORTLAND PLACE, and at 350, Oarriau-
sraii:r ; and all respretabte venders of Brushts in the thitte.l
Kingdom. Some fraudulent Shopk,epers having inpure 1 tin ti c
Public, both In price and quality, by selling spuriotra
please to ask far 1. 1l& .Fh'S FEN, BRUM ILLS, a ti,l
/ft that each Brush has the Pa Met% Stamp Impressed
" hlircat.re, PATIPIret," with the Royal Imignia. Who',
sale Orders to be addrerded to METCALFY. and KEN P, 19,
Deanastreet, Soho; or T. G. Kent, Pototry, London.
London, England, 1817-09-01

NOV CH AMERICA.

The following extract, rei.ite to the affairs of the
South Americ.►n Patriots :
JERSEY POINT, JULY IQ.

We have but little news though WGregor is so
near us. All his movements appear to be c,,nCned
to Amelia Island : if I am cot deceived, he wi.l not
henefit that province much. I see no means, either in
soldiers or money. Several have aiready quit him,
and others are much dissatisfied. But I am Tint
ciently his secrets to form a correct idea of whal
he may be in expectatica of this tall. He has bean
perfectly quiet as yet, u ith the exception of levying
a few taxes on shop-keepers, tavern-keepers, &c. &c.
London, England, 1817-09-01

This day were published,
By J. J. STOCILLALIC, No. 41, Pail-Mall,
I. HUMOROUS COLOURED PLATES to
iflustra•c the Eleven Editions of The GREEKS; price Is.
s. Ilse IWL•LFT'H EDI& lON, enlarged, with the Plates,
prxe Is.
3. THE PIGEONS. with humorous coloured Plates. This
eotrains most extraordinary and mos,. interesting Anecdotes of
Highway Rubbery from Gaining Losses; a List of nearly 400
.!istisiguished Pigeons ; the further Corrtspondenee of Sir Wm.
; and other nutters of notoriety and interest. Price 6s.
London, England, 1817-09-01

PIANOFORTES, SECOND-HAND, SOME AS GOOD AS

NEW.
By BROADWOOD, STODART, TOUZISON, &C.
ONE at 16 Guineas—ditto, at 24 Guineas—ditto,
with three Drawers, 90 Guineas--Grand Horizontal, 38
Guineas—capital Cabinet, with Silk Front, two Pedals, a solid
instrument, stands weU in tune, for 98 CaMeat' Shop price 60
Guineas. Also. a Barrel Organ, fit for a Hall or Drawing-room,
45 Guineas—Fifty Couple may dance to it. 'the whole can be
warranted In complete order.—They may be seen, by daylight,
at Mr. Watien's, No. 5, Leicester place.
London, England, 1817-09-01

AMERICAN PAPERS.

We have received tiles N wspqrrs from Que.
t):•c to the 17th of Ch r.,st ot to tle 24 of
Augnst, Boston ti the P tilairlphia to the 91b,
And New York t the IWI of Au Hy.
The harvest in Atner,cs seems to be evpry elute
abur.dittit. A:counts imin Montreal of the. 2l lb of
say--" I'he oldest int i,Aants do not remember
inch an imm, nst app-arance of abundant crops of
wheat, barley, alio oats, as at present ; and three
weeks.ot dry w-•atlw-r will pi tc,- the whole of ithese
kinds of graitt b: yiind da'iver —nothing be too nIFFA
rain is to be dread, J. P,rs its, total stranvers, frota.
Britain, 4flittti that t..ey never saw finer cropsi,rstilie
ricaest counties, yr in the highly cultivated..
fields of the Lothians. In Upper Canada, the ap.
pearance is similar, and in some parts the harvest
will soon commence; the season being much earlier.
than in this Province, the wheat is all tall, tuts
‘pring wheat, which makes or)me difference, the
termer being always the earliest."
At Boston, on the 26.11 of July, new fl or was at
eleven dollars per barrel ; new wheat 1.45 dollars to
1.54 dollars p. r hushel.
Among the arrivals at Quebec in ne weekly list,
are nineteen vessels with migrants from Britain and
Ireland, having on board 1,267 st•rtlels, besides cabin
passengers7making, with previous arrivals tin, sea-
son, nearly 3,0C10.

From New ()deans the accounts- of the crops of
corn and cotton throughout the Stat.• todic-ne the
most plentiful harvest ever ka,,wo ;hen% 'F'.- high
prices of corn list season tur.led the art ntiun
of planters from totmcco crop• to the cultivation of
corn; in conSegneti:e of whic.:l a greater quantity
that' usual 114 i been plaited.

" NOM OLT:, JULY 28.

fQ CA.,-.taiti 11,1 me, of the sk),p Rainbow, says it
wabrevrted at N..w Providence, but he cannot un-
dertakc,ti4o.:iow correctl), that a ship bound W
Jamaica, had Wien, in with a *Owen (vie latitude
he tild k.asur), which Appearing to be in disttess,
the itlitOS boat was sent ria board, when it was
cnvered was nor a living creature on board

the schooner; but the dead bodies of several men ky
stretched on the deck, some of them inhumanly nailed
to the deck b, large spikes l ! The impression was,
that the Wl:toner b4d been plundered, and her crew
tourdtred by l•.i' ale ."
London, England, 1817-09-01

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Dedicate 1, by permisaion, to his Excellency Lord Wurr wecvn
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miTuus Views of the principal Buildings, ancient and modern,
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•IMHE EIS'IsORY of the CITY of DUBLIN,
1 Ecclesiastical, Civil and Military, from the earliest ac-
counts to the present period ; its Ciiartera, Grants, Privileges,
Extent, Population, Public Buildings, Societies. Charities, &c.
By the late JOHN WAR BURTAN, Esq.
Deputy Ke, per of the Records in Birmingham Tower,
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&Aria IN7'ELLICENCE.

MILFORD HAVEN, AUOUST QP.
Alsived I
ist
t•VPl!ille At the quarantine station here,
the SprCUlatinti. OHGAR, frum Palermo and Alicata;
sill,ul from the int place the 31 ult. wish shorn
and sulphur, for Liverpool--on the 1111; inst. sok
the Elizabeth, HEAD, of and from London for D.-
merara, all well ; also arrive I the D Ipkin Adoo-
ralfy cutter, from cruse. S. 1. t .1:e Warren B:nk
ley. Joss's, from ; Willi im Skyrme, AN-
TwitN, from Carrnarth. n ; BGz tb-th and Jane, JEN•
KISS, from Livarpool; Vt.fo, Lswfs, from Limerick
all for London ; and the Dongence Admiralty cutter,
on a cruir-. Remain his N .je,ty's hrig Burrosmur,
and ltichmo.4 Admit- .liy sc.n, er —the latter hav-
ing her main-I .pmast gone —Wind W.N.W.

FALMOU TH, AUGUST 29.
Arrived the Ann. H •tsntu), tr"in London for
Newfoundland, very lemity.—Wind W.

PI.YMOU l'H, AUGUST 30.
Arrived his Majesty's ship l'ausit, from Portsmouth.

P 111.1SIVIOITIH, AUGUST 31.
SALA yesterday his Majesty's ships Tose Ind
Gitecias on a cruise. Arrived to-day his Majesty's
ship INcoNsTANT from Africa ; she sailed from Ja-
maica 2lst July, and from Havanuah the 29th; left
New Yook 10th August, where she landed 500.000
lollars; Maj .sty's ship Arrive was to leave it.
MAiCA for England the begiiiiiing of August—left at
Jamaica his Majesty's ships SHARK. dALIMIRY, and
kintstara she has two thousand ounces of gold
dust and about a million of dollars, on account of
Merchants in London. Also, arrived the Fame
!Moony., from Buenos Ayres; sailed ht June. The
William, fit Portsmouth, and the James, tor Liver
pool, sailed on the 20th June. The Duchess of York
was to sail 2J June for London; the Ann, for Liver.
pool, .v.is also to sail in a few days. Left loading
tov the United States the Margaret, Deveron, Wilson,
•nd Pocktington. The Mars and Friendship had ar-
rived ; the I suer was irom Livapool: the Jane was
to sail in a few days for Cniti. l'he Alexander, from
N w South Wales, had arrived safe. The Matchleas
unisoner for Triesie, was to sail in a day or two from
Buenos Ayres. Ssited his Majesty's ship Nome-
THEIL:S OD a cruize.—Wind W.
DEAL, AUGUST st.
Arrived yesterday and saikd for the, River .the
Twins, MASTSRMAN, from Oporto. Came down
from the River the Rambler and Nelson, for the South
S .as; Lively Ann, for Havasinah ; Britannia, Si.
Luca'; Tr is Fetiches, fur St. Valery ; and S, ecu-
lough rot Bilb.ia. Arrived today and ssiled for
the Rm., tie Qiteb c, /Wawa, from Antigua ; Per.
STSWARD, from Nevis; and Leda, LACY. troth
gIC4 Came dawn flora the River the Venus, fur
Havre.—Wind S W.
London, England, 1817-09-01

In the Press, and shortly will be published,

Handsomely printed in Quarto, with a Portrait 0 Ids Lordship,
from au orsginal Portrait by Romney,

THE LIFE of RICHARD WATSON, LORD
BISHOP of LANDAFF. Written by Himself, at different
intervalp, And Julies' in 1814.

Publtsia;d by his Son, RICISAII. WATSON, LL.B. Prebendary
of I.antleff and Went.
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London, England, 1817-09-01

BERLIN, AUGUST 13.

Several German and. l'iussian Jnurnals having
stated that the Cnuncii of State instituted by his rila-
jlsty, to which t! • Presidents of ili prcoiit,ces were
united, had reje‘Led the plan et finance pri.ketstud hy
tise,t•linistv under the pretence of in coin vgiciece,, sJ
had petitioned the King to convoke the ,States. the
only proper judges of such matters, we cmi
assert that this tistelligence is false, and Oat oft the
contrary a part of the pian has been already approved
by the Council of State. As for the.other part, as
it offers many difficulties, it has been sent to the dif-
ferent provinces for consideration ; and as soon as the
reports arrive; the Council will deliberate on them,
and submit the result to the
London, England, 1817-09-01

CONS FANTINOPLE, JULY is.

The report of a revolt at Cairo, and Cl-
vernor, Mehemet Ah Pacha, having been svize,l by
the rebels, cm cootom,..s, tiotwithstand!ng it, it the
Porte, in AM* Cf iivi!ies made by several foreign
1.41. I. p.r 4.1 t at the is without lot:n-
-(146.0i. —The plamur, winch had lor some time ceased
its ravages, has again appeared in several quarters
of this city.

FRANKFORT, AUGUST es.
The bytibm of the Hereditary Prince of Nassau
will be celebrate d to-morrow at Biberich, according
to the rites of the United Evangelical Church now
introduced into that dimity.
C lonel f,4:ibenbach, arrested here on the recrtest
of the Prubstan Cabinet, hat, been conducted to Ber-
lin, where he will be tried on account of his conduct
in the carupaigi. ut I8(4, and particularly in the con-
clusion of the capitulation of Prentzlow, when he
was Chet id the Staff of the Prussian army under the
Prince of Hohenloe

We have jubt received important intelligence that
the whole of the Russian ;umy is placed on the peace
establishment.

THE EVENING 'STAR.

LONDON.

44 An elidnii end tracti:Jils Plat fu the Rill...fel lie Dictrtie, f for
Copttry," PAVDCNTICS.' has been received, aria win arpedr
to-morrow. 1 be Author ts informed that Mr. Owatee late,
eomentmicalons were dated from 49, Cl.arlotte.rer,t; PoitlarAl
pircr.

~, .

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1817.
PRICE OF S RICKS THIS DAY AT TINP.I.VE O'CLOCI:
Reduced Al —Coop;ls, 80}—Do. for Orr. so;
per Ca.!. bB:—Nary, 1051.1—Indio :South 11. c pr.
E. 'Lacquer WI,. 255. Ws. pr.

The Paris Papers of Thursday have :.raved since
our last, and in our preceding columns will be found
some interesting extracts from them.—French Funds,
127th August, GS fr. 40 c.
A Flemish Mail arrived last night, and German
Papers to a late date this morning.

From Sweden we learn that several vessels which
had not observed the new regulations respecting the
prohibition of foreign goods, have been seized in dif.
fcrent parts of that kingdom. But in every city and
town the prohibited goods are still sqld; only they
ire now 50 per cent. dearer than before the prohibi-
tion. In the Inns they have discovered that (town
Iseult may be eaten sea equhm, as it is only the dri4h-
in: of Coffee that is prohibited.

The Swedish Journalists are also in a great rage
with England, because we suffer Tunisian and Al-
geriae cruisers to visit the North seas. Mr. Swede,
why y~lo sofa' not turn out, and sink these pirates
Young(
BRUSSELS, AUGUST 27.
•
Messrs. Eustis and Gallatin, Ministers from the
United States of America, are arrived at the Hague.
His Grace the Doke of Argyle and a great many
English Officers of rank, both of the army and navy,
have arrived here, mostly 'from Paris and Canibray.
Avousr 28.—Tbe Duke of Wellington is expected
about the cod of this week at his head.quarters at
Cambray. It is affirmed that the King of Prustia
will arrive there a few days after.

A
London, England, 1817-12-29

GHENT, DECEMBER 117.

An Antwerp Journal announces that a report is
in circulation at the Hague, that Prince Frederic had
just been invested with all the dignities which the
Prince of Orjage had resigned. We mention
report without believing it.—C4esst Journal, Dec. E 7.

HAGUE, DECEMBER 22.
;The First Cbainber of the States-General bii
agreed to the Law respecting the Tea Trade.
SECOND CHAMBER OF THE ITATZ3 GENERAL, DEC. '22.

The debates were opened on the second project cf
a law relative to the duty on successions. Alta a
long debate, in which the discourse of M. Reyphics
against the law was particularly distinguished, [ha
question was put to the vote, and decided in favour
of the project, by a majority of 70 to 26.
In the Sitting of the 2U, several petitions being
presented and laid on the table, Mr. Kemper h 47:, g
obtained leave to speak, made, in French and Dutch,
a proposal to the effect that the petitions of Mesas.
Gnyat and Cauchois Lemaire, -at present lxing
the table, (in which they complain of a viol4;ion of
the fundamental law in their persons, and rectf.re
that a Supreme Court of Justice may be named be-
fore which they may call to account the Agent
guilty of this violation), may be made the scher: .f

r special debate in the demise; that ar this par.
pose his ptoposal, as well as the petitions, may be
referred to the Sections who shall examine them,
that the Chamber may afterwards &tide whether
the d. mind of the petitioners shall be granted or re-
fused. The Chamber orders the proposal to be
printed and distributed among the Members, and the
whole :444 to be referred to the examination of the
Sections.
London, England, 1817-01-02

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STOCKHOLM, DECEMBER is.

The Prince Royal intends proceeding in the begin-
ning of the ensuing year to Norway, in order to
carry into effect the great changes which have been
devised in the organization of that country. Prince
//car is to be appointed Viceroy of Norway, in place
of the Field ISlArshal Moerner.

Wtxmnit, JAN. I.—This morning the Duke of
Your; arrived from London, and the Dilates' of
TURK from Oatlands. The Duke and Duchess
or Gi.oumsraft arrived from Bagshot-Park, to cele-
brate the New Year's Day with the QUEEN and PIUN-
CESsEs. In' the evening her MAJESTY will have a party
et the neighbouring Nobility.
London, England, 1817-01-02

THE FUKIS§;

The various reports circulated respecting the means
of raising the National deficiency, has cauteci heavy
speculations in the tunds. On Tuesday last bets
to the amount of upwards of ICI,OOO were deter-
mined by Consols being done at 61, as the proposi-
tion was, they would not arrive at that price before
the 17th instant. It is now henerally expected that
stocks will continue to advance, and this day offers
were made that Consols would be done at 65, for
the present accounts.

Yesterday being a holiday, no business was trans
acted; but Como]; this day were done at 61i, 1.—
The dividends upon Consols and Five per Cents.
will be paid to the merchant* on Tuesday next, and
to the public on the following day. At this time of
the year there never was known such a quantity of
money in the market as there is at resent, and this
has been considerably increased by the large remit-
tapes from abroad to the merchants.
London, England, 1817-01-02

MADRID, DECEMBER 17.

The report of cer:ain reforms being about to be
made in the Church, of an approaching Convocation
of the Cortes, of new plans of Finance, and of other
novelties, is without foundation. There is nothing
vhich announces the least innovation.

M. de Cevallus, who was to have departed on his
embassy to Naples on the 16th instant, has received
an order from the King to suspend his journey.

FRANKFORT, DECEMBER 21.

The Diet held their last Sitting for this year on
the 19th. In their latter Sittings they have been
c!tiefly employed with the appeal of the Jews on the
subject of their exclusion from political rights. As
yet they have determined nothing with regard to the
representative constitutions of the different States of
Germany. The affair of the mediatised Princes, is
the first important matter which will come under
their consideration upon their Sittings being resumed.
London, England, 1817-12-16

AC. 1,--D 16 TZAR 11.

Lay, who can bow in all the regal Nue
Such high descent, such Royal claim as tube f
A Royal Bride, .with courtly joys begnint,
A lloyal Father, on my nuptials satUl;
A Royal Grandsire too, of noble birth,
Great in his Titles—greater by his worth.
Warm expectation, and angelic Hope,
Gave my fund soul, my ardent wishes, scope,

A Royal Mother soon to stand contest,
Maternal fondnrs• glowing in my breast t

But, ah! triennia's death, that envious foe,

Lest 1 this pinnacle aka," *mild know,
bnatch'd me in youth's,in beauty's blown, away,
Cruthiug the fondest hope of dust expected day!
1. $1.1011til•
London, England, 1817-12-16

I.IED.

I.ately, at Sermon, near Richmond, Yorkshire, John Rider
Wend, Esq one of the Partners in the Richmond and Eeybura
Ranks—a man of great welds. and universally lamented.
At Edinburgh, on the 3011 ult. James Putt., Eq. late Sheriff
Clerk of Roxburghshire, in the 79th year of his age.
At Edinburgh, on the 411 inst. Sarah, second daughter of C.?
rain Kingdom. iitth Regiment.
At St riagaparam, on the 19th of April last, the Lady of Colo-
net J. G. Scott, of the Madras Artillery.
At Calcutta, on the 4th of May, Dr. James CanipticlL
At Grenada, on the Nth of Ot:ober last, agtd -21,
risen, Esq. Deputy Assistant Commissary C.tin.al to Lls
jelly's Fortes.

On the 1 ith of September last, at Trinidad, in his 21,,t p, 3.,
George Martin, Esq. eldest son of the Rev. George Mar.!:,
Vicar uf Great Ness, in Shropshire.
On the 22d ult. Mary, the wire of the Rev. Joseph
Rector of the Wri.thanis in Norfolk.
At Calderbank, near Airdrie, on the 29th ult. Lieutenant De.
nald Drumtnond, 60th Regiment.
Lately, at Bath, after a lingering illness, Bridget Vizabc",
only daughter of tl a ,!ev. Richard Abraham, Vicar uf
and Rector of (.'haLtanse, Somerset.
Lately, at her house, in Milbourn, near Malineshary,
Cale, daughter of tha late Rev. E. Estcuurt Gale, Rectur 4;
Newntun, Wilt,.

On die 14th ilk. at Mnnkwearmnuth Shore, county cf
ham, aged 61, the wife of Mr. Sotheran, blacksmith. t.!te i-•
three slays to alt appearance dead, when life resumed it. f,:,‘•
does, and after Continuing two days, she departed this lite.
Monday se'nnighti after a few days illness, in the 44th ye.: •.!
his age, Mr. Joseph Toppin, master gunner at C4rlisie CI
lie was a man of the strictest integrity and amiable diepositi..!•
and universally respected by all who knew hint, partictilarlT ti
the Officers of the Royal Artillery, in which cerrs he w• -
with infinite credit to himself and benefit to the servic:.,
many years.
London, England, 1817-12-16

BRIWITON, DECEMBER 15.

The equestrian airings of the PRINCE REGENT,
()Wing to the state of the weather, two dlys only ex.
crpted, were ab istdoned for exercise on horseback in
the Riding S.hool. R'yal Highness, happily,
is in the enjoyment of go• si health, though from the
settled gloom s..hich envelopes the Palace, a stranger
in"glit be induced t infer something pitifully the
reverse. His Royal H.wl•r.-_s, it is understood, has
been advised by the limited suite of Noblemen about
his person to admit of the solace of ntspic of an even-
ing, but hitherto ineffectually—the Ro)al band,
tneref .re, are still without employment, excepting in
the r requisite inoririgg practices, and these are pur-
sued in a part of the token tt•nu°e from the Pavilion.
The morning part of eve: y day is devoted by the
REGENT to State affairs.
London, England, 1817-10-24

10 counteract the :navy :attempts gist are daily

▪ ina,',e to impose on she unwary a spuriOOS composition ins
et Vie Genuine Blacking pre-wed by Day and Martn, they
e to adopt a nvw Label. in which their address,
Hivli H.,140rn,
cacci co,spicuously, that they trust an attention to this,
:he retire co 'he type, winch is unlike all letter-press
ill enable 'rch:Kers at onee to detect the inaruhitton. Thela
17t4.t.`KING, ma 'c by DAY and MAR I'IN, 97,
• thorn, will in future be sold in Bottles at 6.1. Is. and
s. tad. each, and a copy of the I abet left with all Venders.
DAY AND M.IRTIN, 97, High Holborn.
CONINIEItCIAI. HALL WINE COM-
PAN Y re.p-otuny acquaint their Friend. and the Public,
eorliequesire to he failure of the Grapes of the last and pre-
,: y-ar, and the &nails scarcity of Wines of the favourite
s of i sus, is! it. and tut S, the Company will be under
e •••:ce.se yvf .silvatteing their Wines of those years 4s. per ilos.
• will t secute all Orden at OLD PRICKS till the let Day of
',:venibtr, when
PUS I' WINES, Vintage 18I:i, now 38s. will be 42a. •
Dl l• 10, Vintage 11112, now 4:11. well he 465.
hi U. Vintage 181 m, now 48a. will be Soo.
Ihe Putt Wine of 1604, at 4iss. what th-e Company have fur.
4••;.1 their Friends with for the la.t IS mondis, requires no
.-:her observation than that the Quality ha► been acknowledged
every buyer Of it, to be eoperior to any other kk'fii:•s selling,
the fasovr of as early order from those families who wish to
Fy in a Stock uf ir, will much oblige, (particularly as this is the
roost favourable tune of the year to lay down wine for crusting.)
A fail list the Company's Prices of Wines and Spirits per pipe,
lia may be had by applying at No. W. Sitialutr•rreet, or no,
['skint sueet.--Ocinher 5, 1817.
N.B. L.:no Dos. of full bodied Claret at 635.
400 ditto Rich Fronogniae at 661.
• Sample Bottles, 6s. per Nile:. •
It Sold for Exportation, Claret, gas. per (Int.
Fronsiguiac, 89s. per doe.
London, England, 1817-10-24

CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPTEMBER 10.

The revolt of the Darabeg Tusdchi Oglu has given
rise to serious armaments againbt that rebel. Several
newly levied marines are shortly to be embarked on
board a galliot and two brigs, furnished with the
necessary ammunition, destined for the Black Sea,
to reduce the rebel.

Among the corps of artillery, two Ortas were
chosen, which have marched to relieve the garrisons
of Belgrade and Nyssa. The new fortifications on
the Dardanelles which were begun some time ago, as
well as the addition to the old ones, are nearly com-
pleted, and a transport lies ready at Tephana to con-
vey the cannon and ammunition necessary for their
defence.
London, England, 1817-10-24

BELGRADE, (NEAR BUJUICDERE) SEPT.I2.,

Notwithstanding the rainy weather which we have
had for above a week, the state of the public health
has not improved; and n. w cases of plague occur in
many quarters of the city, and in Pere and Galata,
and even in some places along the canal, particu-
larly at Bujukdere, where the germ of the disease
is not yet destroyed, notwithstanding the removal of
the inhabitants, and a purification undertaken by
the Greek clergy ; however, we are all quite well,
thank Gorr, in our quarantine, which it half over ; and
ttte household of the Austrian. Internnacio, Baron
Sturmor, consisting of 42 persons, has had no farther
accident since the severe blow he received in the loss
of his son.

But even in this village one of the inhabitants at-
tacked with the disorder, was exposed the day before
yesterday in a meadow which is a pubic walk, so
that we are not free from the terrors of the disease in
our retreat.
London, England, 1817-10-24

R.4.ITSG4TE, OCTOBER 23.

We never recollect this deservedly esteemed Wa-
tering Place having to boast of so many highly re-
spectable visitants at this late season of the year as
at present—it is, even now, difficult to meet with a
good house fronting the sea, and several families
have hire d their houses for the winter months, so con-
ducive to health is the air and dryness of the soil
of this place and neighbourhood considered. Our
Ostend packets continue to go and come regularly,
and convey many passengers. Several passengers of
distinction enfbark this evening for that place.
It is with much concern we have to state, that Sir
WILLIAM CUUTIV is confined to his house, %Vest Cliff
Lodge. by illness of rather an alarming nature. The
yacht of the worthy Baronet is dismantling, to lay
by till spring. The pleasure vessel of WILLIAM
Corms, jun. Esq (Sir WILLIAM'S son) has been laid
up some time.
The Isabella Baths on the West Cliff continue to
be a favourite resort for loungers, but especially for
those who are in quest of health from this source.—
They are singularly tonvenient and elegant, and
mite the admiration of all strangers.

The Duke and che&---.;;;7l3josoitn are arrived at
their residence in Hamilton-place, from their seat,
Woburn Abbeys: in a few days their Graces will
leave town for Tavistock House, Devonsbiie.
The Dowager Marchioness of LANSDOWNE is ex-
pected to return to town next week, from Brighten.
The Earl and Countess of Deasy are entertaining
a large party of fashioaables, at their seat, Knowsley,
Lancashire.

The Earl and Countess of fdausimus ire returned
to Paris. from Brussels s they are shortly expected
home.

The Earl and Countess of SHATTMURY are arriv-
ed at their seat in Dorsetshire, from a tour.
Lord and Lady Aaunnu. are arrived at Stowe,
Bucks, on a visit to the Marquis and Marchioness Of
DUCILUICINIAIG

Lord Crays is arrived at WitUcott, Salop, from a
tour.—Lord Roszaw Mammas is arrived in town
from Leicestershire.

Lord WILLIAM FITIMIERALD is arrived at his house
ia Lower Berkeley-street. from France.
Hoa. WILLLILM VDU IFITZGASALD, M. P. arrived
oft Wedaudar at Makes Hotel; from Parts.
London, England, 1817-10-24

the Jowls!, of that elty itself have tint yet taken-any
notice of these tconbles.

The Prussian Government has withdrawn the pro.
hibition against the exportation of grain and other
provisions, in so far as regards the States of Bavaria,
in consequence of a similar order on the part of Ba•
varia, in respect to Prussia. The Government of
Prussia is fully disposed to establish the principle of
unlimited liberty of import and export for all sorts
of provisions, and to make no ftotrictious in future
in that respect, except with regard to those countries
which adopt opposite prindiples.