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London, England, 1816-06-15

AUGSBURG, MAY set.

On the 21st, at six in the evening, :itch a dreadful
storm from the North-east arose at Gnoldshiem, near
Spielber;, that the eldest inhabitants remember no-
thing so terrible ; the bail fell of the sire of hen's
eggs, and covered the earth in many places a foot
deep. Birds, several hares, and deer, were found
.killed, sheep were wo:inded in the meadows, and la-
bourers in the fields—the whole land looks as if it had
been trampled upon by horses—the tries stand
stripped of their blossoms, leafless and broken. Not a
house in the plain but wit* la damned. and the in-
Um, at Girlclsbiem am. r.**** S OYe 14A0
beim. - •

BRUSSFLS. JUNE 8.
• Field Marshal the Prince of Waterloo has made
very great changes if, the Commissariat of the Army.
Some hundreds of persons belonging to that depart.
ment have returned to England. It seems certain
that his Highness will visit the Prussian and Aus-
trian head-quarters.

This morning we received Halifax Papers to the
224 of May, and Norfolk to the 9th. At Halifax
they hid received an account of the insurrection at
Barbadoes, which had created a great sensation, as
no information of its termination had arrived when
the last Papers were printed. The following extracts
from the Norfolk Ledger will be found highly inte.
',Sting to Ole commercial' worlds
" Count Vaugerard, the qowirtior:Getteral of Martinique,.
published oh the 14th et.yarett, s Proclamation, in which be

States t
• • Considering that the circumstances that rendered smeary
'she opening of the pets of the Colony to forvignvessele, for the
/Importation of articles usually prohibited, fled the exportation of
'airs, coffee, cotton, &c. have happily ceased se exist,. the wo•
meet Is arrived for restoring matters In this respect as soon as
; posi.ble4o the state in whirls they were in the month of April
last, in conformity with tie Ordinances of the piss, and the
'lnstra•kma given ps by the Ministers of his. Majesty, for the
pipmessits of the Merino end the Colonies. .
t, 11„ Cgelikirinffs hort.t.thet -this return to the established
elder yet* be saddles, tea that' it bad been decreed that oar
plates of the Sd of May, and the Sib and 14th of June, sbouid
toes Can to have effect tatil two months after the promutating
'lse repealing Decree, we have decreed, and do der set
'bosettkegessmaathgfireep, the lath of this merseit, am is asy,
• the with of Magi out, -11tikaitak -4 ftneigners with Mard-
is
se skull be wslllent to toe Ift.trittlnne fixed by the Decree sof
• 4.'104. and the insttnetions given as by his teleaters
ito teasing pommies of this Cohen, In 1814.
" Vestals guar the nag of his Drisasele Majoaty ere eat:opted
the proem Deßeo, pod shall contjtme
grimed by oar DeOrees et the Sth and 14th
• shall be where/US krilinid."

be had attended the Princessl
earning. expressed himself
the state of health of her Royal
she continued to'mend. The on-
prevented her Rent Highness
take the air, nor did Print* Lao.
Haase. Her Royal Highness
two or three visits. The in-

nalierous.
London, England, 1816-06-15

:•. .

*4l
sit reed by Sit.. Loos. Pestown,
the BIU was read third dais •ad rused. - • ,
The Stage Coach Bill, wis read a maid deo, and owitrod to
be eenunitted on TuesdaY next. • . . .
The Or4r of ;he Day for tie Iniolveot.Debteie Aatridie
charged, in consequence of Mr. tomtit AR? statingthak e Re-
port of the Committee would be brought ix ottMondri! • • •
After a short discussion; In Whieb Mr. MA. RTATZIIIIIO
mum of the Exclisqueit; Mr. Goatioti, Mr. Ft
, and
Mr. Huai is SON. participated, the. Sugar Bounty Bill wen; gbrnugh
a Committee, the Report of which was ordered to be received on
Monday.
The Property Tax Arrears Bill was read a third time andpassed. '
"Tic other Orders of the Day were then disposed °fitness half
past twelve o'clock this morning the Horse adjourned to Monday.

A LlBl' OF THE MINORITY
THAT TOTED AGAINST THE APPOINTMENT 01 A TICI.TIICA•
SURER inn IRELAND, AT A SALARY Of fe3,500 PCS ANNUM.
Abercronaby, Hon.!. Hammettley, H. Portman, R. B.
Althorpe, Viscount Hamilton, Lord A. Parnell, Sir H.nry
Bennet, lion. H. G. Horner, Francis Powlel, Hon. W.
Birch, Joseph Hurst, Robert Phillips, George
Brand, Hon. T. King, Sir J. D. Plggnu. Sir A.
Bufrell, Hon. P. D. Landuon, .1. G. Ponsonhy, Rt. Hon.
Burrell, Sir Charles Langton, W. G. George
Bumf!, Waiver Lefevre, C. Shaw N Prink, Hon.F. A.
Bonghey, S.r 1. F. Lloyd,. Sir E. Ridley, Sir M. W.
Blackburnr, S. S. I.yttleton, Hon. W. Rowley, Sir W.
Bahington,'l'llos. Law, Hon. E. Smith, John
Beach, W. H. Lockhart. J. Ingram Sefton, Earl of
Rolland, Jos. Lester, B. L. TaVisti)cit, Aria:skills
Carew, R. S. Macdonald, J. Tierney, Rt. Hun.
Calcrattl John Madozks, Wm.A. George
Chet wnile, Sir J. Martin, H. Waldtgrove, Hon.
Daly, Limes ' Monck, Sir C. Captain
Outicannon, Vise. Moore, P. 'Warm, John A.
Ferguson. Sir R. C. Methuen, Paid Wild. r. General
Finlay, Kirkiiian Marryar, Toe. Wortleyd. S.
Frank, F. Newport, 'lir J. Wynn, Sir W. W.
Gipps, G. North, Dudley
Gordon, R. Newman, Rt. Win. • TILLER.
Gaskeli, Den. Osborne, Lord F. Wynn. C. W. _

THE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1816-06-15

•
supported by Sir 8.,f1005. lefrt PoWthabv,
the BID arm read; third time tad pole&
' Stage Coach Bin, was read a second done, andhilood to
be committed on TuasdaY next.
, The Ordtr of the Day for be Insolvent.Debtors' Aet Air
charged, in consequence of Mr. LOCILHART stating that Re-
port of the Committee would be brought in oajdonday,.
After a short dimension; in which Mr. MAO ITATIZDAD. I
CZ LLOR of the EXCDIQUIDt, Mr. Goitoon; Mr. Ft , and,
Mr. liusitssost participated, the Sugar Bounty Bill went #loiillh
a Committee, the Report of which was ordered to be receive OD
Monday.
The Property Tax Arrears Bill was read a third time and/Pled-
' 'The other Orders of the Day were then disposed of, and aihalf
past twelve o'clock this morning the !Ursa adjourned to Mosley.

A LIST OF THE MINORITY
THAT TOTED ASAINST Tilt APPOINTNINT Of A TICR•TILA•
itlltLit Yost IRELAND, AT A SALARY or As,soo PRA ANNUL
AbererambY,Hon.J. Hammersley, H. Portman, R. B.
Althorpe, Viscount Hamilton, Lord A. Parnell, Sir Wear
Bennet, Hon. H. G. Homer, Francis Powlet, Hon. ViL
Birch, Joseph Hurst, Robert Phillips, George
Brand, Hon. T. King, Sir J. D. Piggott, Sir A. '
Bufrell, Hon. P. D. Lanibton, J. G. Ponsemhy, Rt. Hin.
Burrell, Sir Charles Langton, W. G. George
Burrell, Waiter Lefetre' C. Shaw ‘Prit tie, Hort.F. A
Booghey, S.r 1. F. Lloyd, Sir E. Ridley, Sir M. W.
' lilacitburtie S. S. Lyttleton, Hon. W. Rowley, Sir W.
Batington,'llios. Law, Hon. E. Smith, John
Beach, W. H. Lockhart. J. Ingram Sefton, Earle!
Rolland, Jos. Lester, B. L. Tasristock, Manilla
Carew, R. S. Macdonald, J. 'Tierney, Rt. Hon.
Calcratt, John blado,:ks. Wm.A. George
Chet wegle, Sir L Martin, H. Wahhgrsve, Hot.
Daly. James ' Monck, Sir C. Captain
Duneatinon, Vise. Moore, P. Ware, John A.
Ferguson. Sir R. C. Methuen, Paul Wild. r. General
Finlay, Kirkiiian Marryar, Jos. Wortley, J. S.
Frank, F. Newport, •!ir I. Wynn, Sir W. W.
Gip;,.. G. North, Dailey •••••••••
Gordon, R. Newman, Itt. Writ. TIi.LLIR.
I Gaskell, 13-n. Osborne, Lord F. Wynn, C. W.

THE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1816-04-27

•
- SALES RI AUCTION.
LOWER GROSV'ENOR-STREET.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, with OFFICES, OU TBUILD
INGI. COACH-HOUSE, STABLES, &c. EXCELLENT
FURNI?URE sad EFFECTS.
By Mr. ROBINS,
On the Premises, on Tuna snav, the 9th May, at One o'Clock,
THE Valuable LEASE of the Spacious and Com-
pact Eligible PREMISES, late the Residence of
LADY HAMILTON, Deceased;
Situate No. 9, on the Nor side of Lower Gmsvenor street,
Grosvenor.square.—The House contains good Entrance enclosed
Hall, a Library, Dressing-Room, Anti-Room to an excellent
Dining Parlour, Closet, &c. ; First Storey are tree spacious
Rooms communicating, neatly fitted up, with Closet, &c.; on
the Second Storey, are Four good Bed-Cbatuhers, Dressing
Room, Ste. and Five roomy Chambers over. A Stone Stair-case
to the Upper Storey.• In the Basement are convenient Offices,
excellent Wine and Beer Cellars, Vaults, S. c. Garden behind,
with Wash-House, doe. Coach-House and Stable for Four Horses;
Room and Loft over.
On the same and following day, at Eleven o'Clock, will
be SOLD the HOUSEHOLD FURNI CURE,- consisting of
avast and other Bedsteads, excellent Budding; well made Cabi-
net Furniture of all descriptions, Pier and Chimney Glasses, Tur-
key,. Broods and other Carpets, and variety of useful Articles;
China and Glass, good Kitchen Requisites, &c.
The House may be viewed with Tickets to the time of Sale;
the Furniture on Tuesday and Wednesday preceding the Sale.—
Particulars on the Premises; of Messrs. Williams, Whitmore,
and Co. No. 9, Lincoln's Inn; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-
street, Golden-square; where Tickets for viewing may be bad,
and Catalogues for the Effects at Is. cads.
London, England, 1816-04-27

RAMSGAIE, APRIL IS.

Sailed last night, at'eight o'clock, the Lively pao.
ket, Captain .elrxesuutte, tor ()Stead, taking over
about fifteen passengers, and a quantity of goods of
different descriptions:
This morning rally was launched from the Yard
of Mr. Pllll.l.ll's, under the East Cliff, the Marquis 2f
Anglesea, a fiue new passage-vessel, intended for the
Oateud trade. Her cabin-wotk is moat superb, and
allowed to surpass that of any pass ige vessel on this
coast—indeed, her fittings up are very rarely excelled
nt the yacht of any ptivrte gentleman. The launch
was a very uitiistriesting One, as she was got into the
water upon her bilge, by degrees. She has come
tutu the hat bour to get up her mast, rigging, Etc.
London, England, 1816-04-27

GOT Ii,.NICURC;II, 16.

A large fleet of vessels, bound to the Baltic. put
into Wingo Sound yesterday, with a S.W. wind, but
sailed again yesterday and to.d.iy. The Iwo awl
Margaret, siantsos, was with them.

THE PRINCE REGEPirS COLTT.

Yesterday, .at three o'clock, his Itcyal HiQhress
the PRINCE REGENT held a Court at Carlton House.
Lieutenant-Colonel &mmar, Surveyor.Genrral
of Lower Canada, was intrddaced, and lead a pi-
rate audience.

ANTHONY Bur.r.zu, Esq. was presented upon his
being appointed one of the Judges at Bengal, and
r.ceired the honour of Koigiv hood.
Dr. LICQE, the Bishop of Orford, was introduced
.upqn -his appointment, and did homage before hi,
Royal Highness.
The Sheriffs of London and Middlesex, Messrs.
Beta. and Tflonp, attended by the Car REmEm-
BRANCER, were introduced, and had an audience of
the RetiNT, when his Royal. Highness was pleased
to appoint next
.Monday, at three o'clock, for re-
cei►atg the Addresses of the City of London.

I
London, England, 1816-04-27

TWICKENHAM, MCDDLES:',X.

.
Eligible LAND for BUILDING, eloping to a f”.autiful part of
the River Thames, about Four Acres, and all Ayot opposite.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
At GaTravray's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Tito al.*
oar, 'the 16th May, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot,

A VERY Desirable FREEHOLD -and COPY-
HOLD ESTATE, held of the Manor of Sion, si• nate in
High-street, Twickenham ; comprising a valuable Plot of Ground,
ornamented with full-grown Forest 'frees and Shrubs, surrounded
by walls and iron palisades, sloping to a most picturesque scenery
of the River Thames, extending 409 feet in front ; a charming
spot for erecting w Residence fur a Gentleman, or foi different
Villas; containing near Three Acres. Also, in the River oppo-
site the ground, is a fine Meadow called. the Ayot, containing
, about One Acre and a Half. The whole capable of being made
a most enviable and delightful Property.
May be viewed by applying to Mr. Holmes, Carpenter.
Twickenham, where Particulars may be had ; at the Castle
and Talbot, Richmond; of George Bramwell, Re. Lincoln's Inn
Fields; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Gol-
den-square, where a Plan may be seen.

NORTH SIDE OF ,CAVENDISH-SQUARE.
Eligible FREEHOLD FAMILY RESIDENCE, Coach-Hodge

and Stable.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.. ,
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Oarravray's Coffee-house, 'Chaos's-Alley, Corohilh on Toon-
DAY, the 16th May, 1816, at Twelve o'Clock,

A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE ;
comprising a ♦erji eligible stdhefrofifed Family Residence,
pleasantly situated No. 10, on the North side of Cavendish-
square, adapted for the accommodation.? a Family of Distinction,
and in an escelleat state of repair. Containing, on the upper fioOr,
four Sleeping-rooms arid Ifonse Maid's Closet,- svi.h Water• Ci-
stern and sink ; second storey, three Bed-chambtrs neatly papered,
Dressing-room, and Water-closet ; first floor, a spacious Draw-
ing-room in front, handsomely fitted up, wintows to the floor
opening to Bakonies, with folding.deors to an anti-room,•leading
to a capital back Drawing-room with bowed end, forming a band-
some eagle of apartments; ground- fioor,-En t ran ce H3ll, paved and
stone Staircase to the second storey; a capital Dieing-parlour,'
Library, and Water-closet ; in the l‘asernvnt are suitable Offices,
detached Kitchen, Wabb-hume, Laundry, Wiue and Be 4 Cellar%
with Vaults for Coals, &c. A six-stall .Stable in the Mews be-
hind, with standing for two Carriages.
To be viewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be
had of Mr. Tait, Jet-ova-street, St. Jamet's ; Particulars also
at the Subscription Houses, St. James's-street and fail-Mall; at
Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square,
of whom Tickets for xiewing may be had.
London, England, 1816-04-27

THE EVENING his Alt..

1.0N1)()N.
SATURDAY, APRIL rt. 1816.
PRICE OP S POCKS THIS DAY A i• 'I WELVE O'CLOCK&
Reduced ell; —Onnu *no. es}—for ace. Miff
4 per Cesit.74--3 per Cast. us' 91—Dutuls Se. es. pr;
01114. —Bach. &Us 45. ea. pe.

The trial Of Sir •RO/MitT Wtt.som, and Messrs.
Bums and HUTCHINSON closed on Wednesday night,
after occupying the whole of that and the two pieced
ing days. The conviction and sentence seem to have
givenpretty general satisfaction to all•parties in Paris ;
and all the circumstances duly considered, will give
equal satisfaction in this country. They were all
found Guilty. and indeed, even on their own 'hewing
and admissions, it mild nut be otherwise. The Cow t
passed on them the slightest punishment which the
law allows-.-namely, dies awe, is/trimmest t fur
the Court in France no snore than in England pos-
-1 testes any dispensing power.—That lies alone in the
prerogative of the King.

We have received the Paris Papers of Wednesday.
They contain only the seco day's proceedings
against Sir ROUST WILSON and his companions,
which we gave yesterday. A dreadful accident, by
the explosion of a powder•mill, has happened ast
Thoulouse. The Chamber of Deputies is busily oc
copied with the discussion of the Law respecting
Provision for the Clergy. It is opposed by a strong
patty, as giving too much political power to that
body. The Duke of WILLINOTON is stated in one at
the Journals to have returned to Paris on Tuesday
evening.
London, England, 1816-04-18

NERVOUS AISEASES.

OF all diseases incident to mAnkind, those of the
nervous kind are the most oomPliated and difficult to care.
A volume would nut be sufficient to point out their vat:loos ap-
pe.ilatiCell. They imitate almost every disease, and are se:dc,rt
ulikt in two Afferent persons, or even in the same arson at
,!itferent tfines.-...Protetts like, they are coritinuall7 changing
.4141,e; and upon every fresh attack, the patient thhAs he tests
a )11.10/lel Wilbeek Ir neVci al/CIICUCC4 before. Nor do they only
;.:11,ct the body; the mind likewise suffers, and Is often thereby
t stremely weak aitd peevish. :The low spirits, tistri..
rousiless, melancholy, and sickltneol of ten:rer, which generally
attend nervous chsorders, induct malty to believe that thev ace
entirely illseasel of the mind; hut this clanev Of temper is rather
a consequence filo the cause of nervous diseaes.
Th.: CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD Is decidedly the most
elegant and efficacious medicine ever yet discovered for uervnt
diseases and shattered cor.stitiations, consumptions, weakness of
sight or memory, hypocimmirts, trembling of the mh!, siveuel
debility,'stonmch and. bowel complaints; and ail other distntel
arising hum a relaxed state of the nervous syvern ; which ace tuo
often brought on by cli..sipation in youth, and the gross wir:Ltice
of tinge rules which prudence dictates for dui preservation of
and the laying a foundation our alonagndandeoh.alpsopy:
with a firm and strung constitution.
Sold by Samuel Leiztt, 18, Strand ; Bon
fofd.i,treet, London ; Brodie and Dowding, t;alisbory ; and ell
Medicine Ve.:tiers; price i is. each, Or four in one Family :nettle
for 335. by which one lls bottle is 'aced, with the wordy....
Sand. Solomon, Liverpool," 'engraved on the Stamp.
Also, price 33. that scarce, interestinc,and useful Family Work
(with which is given an elegant po-trait of the Author, and a view
of Gilead House) entitled A GUII)C to HEAL Ili; or, Advice
to both Se xes in a Variety of Comp'aitos. By S. Soto:doe, M,D.
containing Ireative on Female.Olseases, Nervous and tlypo.
shoo lii.tc Complaints; also Geoerd Remarks nu those Diseases
with which the Human Body is mast frequently afflicted; ca.
plaiuiog th, nude of Tr:atirept and Remedies mast
Oebility, &: Sec.
jaf• Dr. JOlontuts esperts, s..l;ets cAthal,ed by hater, the usual
cotniffintent of a ..et note to he a...ldreared; " Mooey
ci...ao:c
Lettter. Dr. Solo:non, yeitsa.l :.sac Ltverpool. Paid
London, England, 1816-04-18

ROME., MARCH Si.

A decision of his Holiness. relative to the form oVI
procedure in inquisitorial matters, forbids the appli-
cation of torture to the accused. This decision 12. is
been addressed by his eminence the Cardinal Secre-
tary of State to the Ministers of Spain and Portugal.
The Government continues to take severe mea-
sures to prevent the introduction of foreign books
treating of political matters. We are informed that
the Royal Family of Spain has demanded, among
others, the suppression of certain false accounts, trans-
lated from the German, of the events which brought
about the abdication of Charles IV.

They are tiere much occupied by the project against
the Barbary Powers. We are assured that a great
Power has engaged to guarantee the neutrality of
Turkey. In fact, civilized Europe is interested to
repress their piracies. The project will be sent to the
Diet of Frankfort, and submitted to the great powers.
London, England, 1816-04-18

NANCY, APR!L S.

M. Getardin, a divorced priest, formerly mayor of
Ligny, died on the 5d inatant. Ott the YJS of hlarcb,
on ins thatli-bed, but %slide preservi.ig tine full vigour
of his understanding, be made a solem recantation*
of 1/11 past conduct in the following terms :

" J, the undersigned, Joseph Claude Gerardin, heretofore cu-
rate of the parish of 3rand lslancois, and uow r. silent at Ligny,
du declare—That I bait always preserved the faith In my heart,
and tat all I have done contrary to the principles of religion, and
the rules of cliristian morality, was only the effect of passions :
" I hat I extremely regret having abandoned my profession,
having taken several oaths condemned by the Sovereign Pounff,
or the Bishops of the Church, and having taken • part in other
known disorders which were coiNegnences thereof:

'6 That I ask pardon of Gov and men for aU the scandal which
I have or ca4iuned;
6' /tat I have, finally, the greatest desire that my deep regret
should be known and every where published, particularly iu the
Latish efirand Nancuis), in which I formerly performed the
duty of curare, and in this town of Ligny, in which I exerciSed
the functions of vicar, and afterwards filled administrative offices.
(Certified a true copy)
" DA WIDAM4 OILS, Mayor Of
London, England, 1816-04-18

CATON ON Dfißll.l FY.
This day was published. price Ss. 6d. New Edition,
RACT !CAL OBSERVATIONS onthe DEBI-
LIT lES, natural and contracted, of the GENERATIVE
ORGANS of both Sexes; including Remarks on Onanismi Se-
minal Wc-akness, Nocturnal Emission, Gleets, TAM Dorsalis,
Fluor ABA's, &c. &c. with the Theory of Generation.
By T. N. CATON, Surgeon,
No. 10, Stanhope-etrect, Newcastle-sweet, Strand.
of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's.
Where may be had,
Caton on Indigestion, Scrofula, and Cutaneous Diseases, &a. Si.
Also, his Treatise on Female Diseases, se. 6d.
•
And, Asthma and Winter Cough, Si.
To be had of the Author as above, and all Booksellers.
London, England, 1816-04-18

FRANKFORT, APRIL 7.

The success of the self styled prophet, Adam Mul-
ler, has produced a cloud of fresh prophets ; and a
great number of peasants on the Rhine, the Maine,
and the Necker, thinking to make dupes, declare
themselves to be inspired from above teach pretends
that the rest ate false prophets and cheats. The
evil is spreadiug so rapidly, that the Governments in
South C.:rtnatty 4114.: ilibetn, to take UM,* InedbUrCS to
:co Gss it.
London, England, 1816-04-18

771 E .fft mr. ,

.

This morning the 211 Regiment of Royal How
Guards were drawn up in the angle; of Montague-
square, *hence they proceeded to Wormwood Scrubs,
where they marceutred in grand stile.
Mond4y, a detachment of the Royals marched
from Edinburgh Castle to 'join the Ist Battalion in
Ireland.
London, England, 1816-04-18

NEW-YORK, MARCH '2.

In de State of Pennsylvania, tw:•nty.one banks
have repnrted their condition to the Legislature.-.-
Among other thin:4s it appears that their capitals
amounted to 8,951.1 ttt enikirs, their loans to the
State, and general grwprnment, 20.000,051 dollars,
and that they had sr ecie in their vaults to the amount
0r1,541,206 rs.

There were eighteen ntl,er ly.uks which did not re-
port what amount ut specie ti.ey had. Thse banks
had in circulation notes to the amount of 10,122,712
dollars.

Amonz the mnst important proceedings are those
in the House of Represent tires on the 29th of Fe-
b:Airy, on the subject of the traffic in slaves. They
are as ftsllows:

Mr. RaNnocen moved the subjoined resolution, the
necessity of which, and of providing for a practice so
heinous and abornin:iht..„ i:e at some length impressed
upon the House :--11 Res vhat a Committee be
appointed to inquire into the existence of our inhuman
and illegal traffic in Slaves, carried on, in, and
through the district of Columbia, and to report any
and what measures are necessary for putting a stop to
the same." The resolution was agreed to.
On Friday, March 1, the following resolution was
also passed :•••e4 Resolved, that the Committee, ap.
pointed to inquire into the State of the several Banks
in the district of Columbia, be instructed to inquire
into the expediency of prohibiting, within the said
district, the circulation of notes issued by any pri-
vate banking association; whether existing Wlthill tie
district or elsewhere, aad of restrairing the formation
of such private banking associations in future."
We have seen- private letters from Vera Cruz of
the recent date. of SLI of February. On the .31st of
January an order had been received by the Spanish
author sties resident there, from the mother country,
signed by Ferdinand VII. dec'aring his determine.
bop th .t no specie whatever sh,,old in future be bought
np by any foreign power, but that the whole shook!
be transmitted to Spain. In consequence of this in-,
formation being made known, Charles Parke, Ls+
the British Commissioner, appointed fiir buying up
bullion for this country, was preparing to leave the
settlement.

The Sabina, Spanish 41. gun ship, had sailed for
the mother country with 4,000,0(.X) ut specie.

HOUSE OF REPRESEN rAnvEs, MARCH 2.

On the motion of Mr. Hott,--se Resolved, that the
Committee on the National currency be instructed to
inquire into the exped,ency of conipelling the Banks
in the difietcnt States, atter theist of November next.
to resume speck payments, by increasing the duty
nn stamps, or in any other manner which may be
bi.sg calculated to produce the desired effect."
London, England, 1816-10-28

itAIDERt MAIL.

BRUSSELS. OCTOBER 24.
'the Tetley of the English, Danish, &um,
.Ifanoveriall troops, by his Grace the Duke of
toliton. in the plains of Denali,n was maglificm
an immense concourse of people a.t.!nd-d. Ain
tltf ifistingnitibed .eisonagespresenr e..!'re the r
of rent, General Count Woronzow,
the Russian troops, General Baron Z.ethen,
mender of rite Prussian troops, as !ell as a
number of Generals and sureriot Officers of cliff
Rations. Alter the umnativies,. whicl, were t:
sibirtate yesterday the 23.1, the troops returned to
santonmenis.

- Preparations are making at the Fly'lion of
waren to receive the Prince Royal Alid his Co:
Who will go there on a hunting pi:ty on SA;nt
bert's day.

All the Members of the CArps Dielnrr atiqoi
now here ; *among the Ministers is Gneral
Ambassidqr Extraordinary from the Empe.,
Rbssia. The popular ftze riven yesterday w;
suarkable for the immense crowds of spectatnn
took part in it ; .the public joy was most lively,
troubled by no accident.
FRANKFORT, OCTOBER 14.
The affairs relative to the purchases of do'
which have taken place in the countries of
and Fulda, under the government of the Grand
e Frankfort, are on the point of being terrei
The Courts, interested in the affairs, hay.
commissioners, abd the purchases will be cod]
or else the sums which have been already paid i
of the purchase money will be repaid to punch;
The Ex-Queen of Holland is preparing to q
City of Constance to repair to Gratz, in the Ai
dontiniork, where she will fix her abode. l
leads a very retired life at Prague ; he yes n
and is continually employed, in writing his Itlr
which will comprise both his public and privai
they will be printed in the liingdorn of Saxon
that some Papers of Lower Germany have sav
being recalled to Paris, ii entirely void off=
They are reports spread with affection by
his partisans,

THE EVENING STAB.
London, England, 1816-10-28

LONDON.

NEXT THURSDAY ALL THE STATE LO
WILL. BE bRAWN. —THE scima, %vim
.e,o(to T ICKETs, CON CAINS 141. G.IAN I) CA
OF fe2u,cc.o., Sc.c.

• MONDAY, OCTOBER 2S, 1516.
Sr. SIMON ANS Sr. JuDt.—Y.oßlaT lit the Barb.
And South-Sea Mouse.

Xesterday *e received French Parrs to t
and this Morning to the 25th instant. SI
translated the only articles worthy alciviot
anxiety of the French writers to dipensinate
and animosity in the lonian Isles, wl.cit are
virtue of the Treaty of Vienna; under the pr
of the Brithh Government, appears in e. 4
dated from Corfu. The Reader may rechy
at the mention of Frenchmen's respect it
rights of the people ar.d the legitimacy t
reigns ;" but whoever has read their own at
the atrocities which they committed on the
nate lonians during BONAPARTE'S invasion c
must have a very different feeling. The H
the French Campaign in the lonian Isles fu
perpetual memorial of their never-ceasing
the rights of unoffending and' dinnteresto
With such books still before them, we slit
thought it too much, even for French=
vehtured on such an assertion when sp
Zante. But, let them not deceive themse
tonians have not yet forgotten the robberies
and famines which they experienced by tht
Erencrimenf and. which they have too its
sense to revenge on the English who cow
such outrages. The lonians are also d
knowledge and attached to the sciences ;
'aectirdiagly found Englishmen who bar
than more in this repect in the course
months; than all the French savan did t
Wholitime of their residence in those Isles
The Me/intense of the 25th contains an Ot
the King, which unites the title of King's C
or Advocates, to the Council of State, an
;60, Frith that of Counsellors in the Court of
. • PARIS, OCTOBER CS.
• Hii Grace the Duke of Wellington gal
401111 linnet on the 20th ; among others in
the Bishop and the tuhPrefect of the De
The Civil Tribunal of Nancy, at a
Tuesday the 15th .of the present mond
ran
Joseph Choulieur, miller, at Jr,
ran imptisonment of two months, and a
thousead francs, for having by fraudlenti
sioned a rise in the price of corn, at the
Pont-I-Mousson, the 15th instant.
The number of Russian troops cow
Count Woronzow, and passed in revive
the present month by the Duke of
amounted to 28 or 29,000 men under art
nine to ten thousand horse, including
artillery, The review lasted from ten in
till six in the evening.

.

CORFU, OCIORER to.
The accounts.from Zara, 'Lance, te. •
interesting details respecting the efforts of
Government to recruit the army v..hi
those Isles ; but unless it pursues a dill
its success will not be great. The lonia
refractory, and will not consent to any
Nevertheless,..the learned Englishmen v
these counuies, every where meet a rc,l
London, England, 1816-01-31

FOR SCORBUCIC CQMPLAINTS

DR. FREEMAN'S A-NTI-SCORBUTIC
DROPS. or GU 1"I'A SALUTAILIS, an approved Spe-
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Scorbutic complaints are the most genital malady of the British
constitution; nu family is, more or kwy exempt from them, and
theyshi,v themselves ins variety of ways; they produce rash-
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occltlioa of appesisf, weaknwivnidthrjession of egleldfood
skiniass ofithiudbeing rendered foul, it is Incapable of afford-
. _

tag a Imakby supply of nourishment to enable the functions" of
lilt to be properly and actively performed. As s remedy for all
Impurities from this cause Dr. Freeman's Gotta Salutaris has
proved stall, by a reputation of forty years, a certain specific
and never failing cure.
sold iu bottles. at Vs. ed. 4s. 6d. I Is. and 225. at Messrs. But-
ler mid Sons, Nu. 4, (heapside, London ; and by their Appoint-
incur, by the principal Booksellers and Medicine Venders in
every l ono.
London, England, 1816-01-31

CHANGE OF. SEASON.

THE COLDS, COUGHS, and CATARRHS,
so often fatal to delicate constitutions, and which the chilling
atmosphere of the Winter makes at:lyre/Men., may be effectually
guarded against, and cured, by a tree use of PROBA rrs
saint OXFORD LOZENGES. They absolutely prevent and cure
Hoarseness in any stage of the disease; and they are the only
Medicine yet discovered that has the infallible effect of strength.
enhig and melediaing the Hunsau Voice. Sold, wholesale and re.
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Country, et Is. rid. per boa.
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• • ••-
4t• ~TRE PRINCE .REGENr.•
.• BRIGHTON, JANUARY SS.
stximN.
TniadaY, it o'clock. bawl ack
The Payees Ratsiarr Las had a very ',eve* et or the gout,
which, however, is now nearly over, bat the disease has left a'
great degree oi weaknes, in the limbs which it occupied ,--and,
his Royal Highness hes been advised to continue a lade longer
at Brighton for the recovery of his health.
" HENRY HA 1.109 D.
" M. J. TIERNEY."
This morning the Duke of IticuodoND arrived.—
This afternoon there will be a Privy Council held at
the Pavilion, when his Grace will be sworn in as Lord
Lieutenant of the County of Sussex.
Sir Nanny HALFORD arrived last night at the Pa-
vilion, and returned to town this morning after
signing the Bulletin. Lord Prransums left the Pa.
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pURSUANT to x DECREE of th., HIGH
COURT of CHANCERY, made it A Cause a HAI./
against CI.11111." the Credi!ors and Lit%.terl of A Arty' Ma-
*die. late of Madras, in the East indieg, Mereirait, deceased,
(who died in the year 17e.). are. by their Solicitor., to crone ip
and provetheir Dobys and claim their Leitaciel, before John Camp-
bell, Esq. one of the Masters of tie said Court, at his Old:t: to
Soutliamptowbuildinr, Chaticery-lane, Loodln, an or befare
the lath day of January, 1817 ; or in 'default thereof, they will
be peremptorily minded the benefit 'of the said Decree.
London, England, 1816-12-25

SIKES'S HYDROME

EstablishAl by Ace of Parlianicat throughout the United Kinetics'*.
18. LIA.TE finds it necessary, As caution, to in.
4 form the SHlti r TRADE and the Public in general,
that, for the express purpose of avoiding the confusion and dis-
putes which would arise from the employment of separate Makers
of th's Instrument, he is the only person authorized by the Re-
venue Board, to constr.:set It, and that his bring the only histru•
meats nuntsfactut Ltd from the original standard, are also the only
autheitie, legal, and Parhaniseutor Hydrometers.
The tacility Ins rya red in re--sag this Instrument, from
:411s-geeni—lesenther helms alegady ea( ilyehe pellets'
knowledge of its principles...Muth he ;;yes ins MS actual co-opera-
tion with the Inventor, to whom he was yearly related, together
with his sarnest dries that the expense of ha intioduclnit should
he is light as posdble, hive induced h in to offer the% truly
Hll/41ila`Wel' oa the lowest terms. at whsle le; can undertake
to be rewired/le for Its accuracy. lie thoreluee sells it pm-
plesx, with its Table and I hernsometer, (warranting it perfectly
to coincide with the original anti those he makes for the Meet.
nue,) for :he very moderate suns of £3. Its. Ed. and he earnestly
invites a comparison of his with odious offered to the Public a:
ro.ch higher prices.
No. 57, Pauli :I, Dec. 2 t, 1016.

IT is ti-lieved that a YOUNG-LADY has been
•earried by her GUARDIAN to some diitant part, or other-
wise placed under improper reptratsi, with a view to overccitne
her rcsioanee to an inteteted marriage.—Any con atunication
likely to assist the en di of just'tct, will be thankfully tt eeived
throesh the medium of this P.per ; and 'if a knowledge of thii
Advertisement should reach the young Lady., she will renteitther
the " mark ender the name," and find some mean.' of snaking
the yarticalars of. her situation krown to her Corn:von:lent,
who since the receipt of her lagt lettor, has done every thing
possible.
London, England, 1816-01-09

RENOVATED HEALTH.
IT has been too frequently the subjei
general reprobation, that mon destitute of tl
medical art have offered themselves as candid
wattage in the profession of Physic. For the pin
tice to the result of our studies and experience,
from being classed among those empirics whc
tensions have, untortunately fur society, bLen
cei red, we beg leave to submit to the liberal a;
faithful sratement of our pursuits and acquirer
Alter having received a regular medical educa
of M Gi bidet and Bltzard, v.,;iose lecture
carefully attended, as Professors and Surgeons of
pital, we entered ourselves a 3 students iti that
school fur medical acquiremem-,, the Royal
burgh, and were instructed in the different bra::
surgery, the Theory and Pract.ce of PLysic,
wifery, licyany, atc..eac. &c by those emaieui
Monro, Gregory, Black, liainiltor., Duncan,
We trust we shall nut be deemed presi.mptioi
our proficiency and acquirement., are taa
having for a long series of year. made Vent
and the various diseases of Debility, the par
our studies and practice, If will, we hope, be ails
acquired superior knowledge of their treatm
sltglit and recent cases of infection, a perfect n
completed in the short period of two days, au
utmost inveteracy, where other practitioners h
cess, a proper perseverance in our plan of tree
the patient a safe and radical cure.
Amidst the melancholy vari.ty of disorders
leers of a habit long and most unhappily pursue
both sexes, there are none more alert:ewer nut
thnse deficiencetes and debilities which frequent
bitter the niatrimoilial state. l'o bitch persans
soling reflection to know that flit y mar row, ii
Mile mode of treat= nt, be restored to tha, g'e
blessings, a arenas, manly, m. 41 vigorous canstit
of debility, troth whatever eat: •.e arisi g, a:; we
cies of venereal infection, we may be consulu
either sex with the greatest secrecy and honou
sultation at home Irons ten to three, and train
till ten at night.

Patients iu the country are requested to Gate
their case, age, and dneral habit of tieing., Yee.
tar.ce fur advice and medicines, wi.:n the sAis
sent to any part of the kingdem. To ensure i
sential to our undertaking, the postage of letter
she account for medicines.

CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, No. 107,1
London, England, 1816-01-09

TO PERSONS WHO ARE BALD, OR WHOSE HAUL li
TURNING GREY. '

THE folloiring Letter. lately received in addition
to thousands of a 'Miler Wad, is submitted to tbs andueo
attention.

" To Mr. 'AIM ATKINSON. &C.

"Stu--1 send you the following fact, because I consliler its
publicity not only as an act of justice to yourself, bat also as
tending to public bencEt. About six years ago my hair Degan to
lan off, and continued in that declining state till I was nea. ly bald.
when 1 was indnezd by a friend to try a bottle of what you call
yuor Curling Fltsid,,wbielt he reacunutended from experience as
olinost eSeacions article for thegrowth of the lair; Liceordiegiy
purchased a bottle front Mr. Derbyshire, Perfumer in this town,
and after continuing its use for about three months; 1 bare comp
pletely recovered my I•airovhichls now as strong and thick as it
ever was in my life; and I fes.4 so perfectly convinced of its et&
each that I have no doubt but that any one who will gilts It a
foal, will be equal/ successful. I am, Sr, yours, &e.
66 Leicester, Sept. 26, 1815. si Daum. Tuomrson."
' The COILING FLUID is prepared principally from tbs On of
Tut COCOA NVT which Is well known where the Coca; Tres
.b a native, for inefficacy for ths growth of the hair it frees the
halt from scurf, &c. snakes it soft and glossy as silk, and keel%
it in Curl during Exercise, or in Damp Weather, price S.. and
one Guinea a bottle. Also
ATKINSON% VEGETABLE DYE, which, by the most
simple procees, changes Grey or Red Hair, on this Had, Willa-
' kers. &c. to a permanent Arthur's or Black, price ss. row 6d. and
One Guinn..—Sold by Jae. Atkinson Perfumer, No. O. Ger.
' rard-street, Solsctequare, London; sod by meet Perstrelers and
Hektdressem in the Kingdom.
Canino.--Be pecticular tp ask for " Athloson's Oollog Rid"
or" Addonsn's Vegetable Dye;" and ibeemrshis male and 44.
L drusal 11/8 Laid, u *ere are name;
London, England, 1816-01-09

KINGDOM OF IRELAVI).
BARONIES of eI.A:II4AUR ICE antl CARR A, in the County
of MAYO, c.tp44l FARMS, nearly One 'Thousand Eight
Hundred Acre;,

By Mr. ROBINS,
At the COMMERCIAL ROOMS, in the City of DUBLIN,
on es pia, Jan.3o, 1816, at Twelve o'Clock, in Five Lots,
THE Veil Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES,
situate in the County of MAYO, comprising the capital
compact Estates of BALI.YCLUGI4BR, .coutahing 512 A. SP,
of rich Pasture, MeaVoc, Arable, and Bog Land, in high state
of cultiramni, and part of three Villages, in possession of Wm.
and C. Castello, David Nowlan, lames Begly, Hoary Vi'aldroins,
A. Draw, and others, on Lease' for Lives. A moiety of the va-
luable and compact Farm of BRIZE, 149 A. 351'. the moiety
containing 74A. 2R. 17P. of excellent, Meadow and Pas:ure
Land, together with a nto!ry of the Toils and Customs of the
Fairs thereof, in possessive of feint Madden, Esq. on Lease fur
Lives.
The very Eligible, Capital. and Compact ESTATE of CAP-
PADUEF, at the borders of Lough Mask, containing 617 A.
gR. 10P. of rich Pasture, Arable. and Mountain Land, all in tbe
highest state of cultivadons ana divided by stone fences, and part
of the Lough stored witlsthe fittest %Fisk Gardens. sundry Ca-
bins, &c. In possession of C. and T. Cusick', M. B. and M.
Quinn, and other, on lease, which will aspire in 1820.
The capital Ratite of. DIIRIROW, midway between Westport
and Csitlebar containing 401 Acres, 2 Roods, 13 Poles, the
principal part rich Pasture Ground, in poisessim of the Right
Honourable D. Brown, on lease fur one life of thirty-one years,
front MO. The high Westport Road leads dirougb the Estate..
The valualdiLessehold fsstaco CARRAGARIFF, couthioing
123 Acres 1 Rimd of excellent Pasture, Gardens, Cabins, /cc. in
possession of George Ornutby, Esq. .
The valuable Leasehold Estate CARRAMART, near the
Tows of Clare, Barony of Clamnaudee, containing Amin Sixty
Acmes, to possession of the Right Honourable D. Brown.
The whole of these Lots form a noble Estate, in a fine, healthy,
rich Country; near good Sea-pons and Market., and highly
'gamble Tenants; the present Rental One Thousand Seven
.Hundred and Twenty ilmede per nom, but capable of great
ilegfikk. •
Cappadall and Eallyclo_gber are a mat eligible investment ihr
Ferrous desirous of lead influence in the County of Mayo, as
there are papillate villages situated intotb these lards, and the
mot of land id thelennee so daftly to be out of lease, preeenti
a meet derivable eppertuoity fee the purpose.
May be viewed ivy piplylog_ to Mr. Min Nil" of Dialler,
Our Cairlebar. and the t tenants,brkere pastlealars may
be bid ; at the Comenerciar Roans, Peter Warren. Esq. Hen-
riette-suves; and Maws. *atm and Seas, upholders, Dublin's
*here plans are ; the Ines at Weir*, Team. Claw: Cults
Waterford, and Holyhead; Howl, Lteetpool; Golden Lions
Chester; Talbot. Shrewsbury, lien and Chickens,
ban ; T. G. Parr, Esq. Lichfield • a Garraway's; of Mr. Ro-
bins, Warwick-street,Geldon4qu;re, 'Aare Plans may be Kul
and pt Main. diehard, an& Orcia, &Mix
London, England, 1816-01-09

TO THE L.AD/ES.
IT was observed by the. late Lord CHESTERFIELD,
that " a good let of Teeth, in tither Sex, mutt add coml.
derably to the prepossession formed in the tn;nd on the first ap-
pectrance;" the justness of this remark must be obvisus, on ass
slightest consideration. • •
1W !'LEA's VRGETABLE TOOTH POWDER,
. _

Has long been patronised by the Nobility and Gcle.ry, and de.
cl4edly preferred by them to every o:her Dentifrice. Its comp°.
sition is entirely free from every corrosive and pernicious ingre-
dient : anti if used constantly, will preserve the Teeth Ma soond
state even to old age; and produce an, enamel of the most bran.
tiful and durable w►iteness. It imparts a arm let:3 and healthy
redness to the gums; has an agreeable fitvonr; end is particu.
laxly recommended to the. Ladies, as an elhant and necessary
appendage to the Toilet, in boxes, at 2s. *al also, DULLER'S
Silver-wired 1001'14 11/iIJSHES, ls. each.

sold by Messrs. Butler and Sens, No. 4. Cheapside, Corner of
:it. Paul's Church yard, London; and also by the prmelpal Per.
fosters and Booksellers in every yown.
London, England, 1816-01-09

This day was ptibl.shed,
In One Volume 121uo. price 4v. 6J. boards,
rrIHERAPLUTICS ; The ART of HEAL
IL ING. By •1110 MAS MARRYAT, M. D wlncfi
are added, a Glossary, to explain all the difficult words ; Recipes
for yore rat popular .Medicittes now in use; and a Penological
l'aldr, by which the proper dosrs 46f any medicine may he seen.
Accompanied with a Sketch of the Author's Life. The Twenty-
third Edition.
•et inted for Sherertiod, Melly; and lone., Paternoster:6w;
Meyler and son, Park ; and Norton and son, Bristol.
'1 hiS Treatise is peculiarly calculated fur the use of the Enslish
Apothecary, being she result of the Author's practice, during a
penal of lu, t y year 4, as extensive and as •ticzessiql as that of any
other Physician is Europe. 'I he Prescriptions iss this book have
isseit.used v..•ry kuccesstully by the most eminent of the proles-
*Mon tor several years past, and there is not one of them that can
be aeministered to the prejudice of any pi:pail.