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London, England, 1817-09-09

BELFAST ACADEMICAL INSTITU now.

WANTED. a HEAD MASTER for the
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, echo will have the au-
perinteadence of a BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL. He must
he thoroughly acquainted with the principles of English Gram •
mar and Lomposnien, and accustomed to the most approved
method of Pronunciation. No unmarried person need apply ;
ad a decided preference will be given to a Classical Scholar who
has been in the habit of teaching. The emoluments of the office
Nill depend upon the number of Pupils. The Master will have
Cm use of a large and convenient Dwelline.house. a Dormitory;
capable of accommodating forty Boarders. fitted op wit.• bed.
needs, and a well appointed School room. l'he most satisfactory
ovinionials will be required, both as to character and abilities.
1 he Election will take place on Tuesday, 30th September teat ;
and, if not Inconvenient, the personal attendance of the Candi.
dates world be desirable. The person chosen will be required to
Lie charge of the Depittreent on the let of November following.
Application to be made to Joseph Stevenson, Esq. Secretary to
e:e Institution, Belfast (if by letter, to.be post paid), who will
tee every possible Information respecting the situation.
&Van, August 19.

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London, England, 1817-03-07

notTcE OF LORDS. MARCH •.

Witnesses were examined in Bailey's Divorce Bill. Dr. Mill-
ais' A N Lecturer to the Middlesex Lying•in-lloapital, gave his
testimony ritt professional matters c cted with the case.
The LORD CHANCELLOR said, that In caws of that tia•
tote, it was usual to confi.le •he rivet-awl rte the second reading
of the Bill to thr person occupying the Woolsack for the time
Iwing. Ile present CA e, however, was so delicate and Sib new,
that be felt it neces,at y o hie aid to have a haler 'attendance of
th• Nouse• Tbr wao. of the ver.lict of a Jetty, did not appear
to hie to fornidi a -ninceti- reason for rtfustng the Bill under
eonsiderat on, and he Isia..w of many iiis,asc...!4 in which the re-
medy now at.plA for had beea ranted, under circumstances
wh•ch did not perfect:y eon! wi•h the evidence of the profss-
sianal G-ntletnen who wrre r :minted in the present case. He
was fir from itm-r.ling pledge him-elf as to Ike vote he should
uhinta•rty give own, the 11.11; but from his impression tit the
case of the Petitioner, !,• it.Tord a int every facility for the
put luction of evidet:ce• by to,stponing the second readieg. It
was the peculiari yof the pr, sent ca-e, that the dissolution of the
niimage *mild at the same time has ardize the child. A pre-
cedent existed, iu wii.c't the child having been born dining A
fifteen nownlit abwnce of the husband, ern& red it impossible to
suppose lilm the pare. t; but in the lot ehu tase, she child WAS
born six months and a half after the r..toro of the husband, and
she qu-stion was, whether, under a:I the rocumstances„ the
child s'muld he tonsidoiesi the clfspring of the husband, er rot
sortie seducer > it must be the wish of their Lordsh'a.s to paid
relief in such cases, but they would MID act with caution is alter-
ing the slater iw midair of any Individual With this view, and
for the purproac qdeciding with due solemnity and consideratim
on a use of Utah importance he should move that their Lord-
ships be summoned for !stun:lay next.—The House was ordered
to be summoned accordingly.
The Army and Navy seduction, and the Treasonabk Practices
went through the Committees, and the Reputts were tat-
d.red to be rece,ved to-nturrow.—Adjournetl.
London, England, 1817-03-07

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

This day the Se AAAAA aren:ed at the House, and Prayers
being read, he proceed,d ,o count the House, when there ap•
pear ."1 to he only 39 Members pre.ent—the S therefore
rieeueueett the tioeft to stand adjourned wan to-morrow.
London, England, 1817-03-07

DIED.

On Friday, the Sifth of February, of the hooping cough, Sr. the
New Barracks, Cork, aged five yfian and nine mouths, Virilkant
Ferrier, e'dest sou of Lieuteuant-Colonel Robertson, btl.,ur
King's Regiment.
Feb. 22, at Edinburgh., Mr. John Fyfe surgeon.
Tuesday sennight, in Sloane-st reer, drf. Anne Orem widow
of the late Altjor-Cener.si Green, Bengal Artillery.
Wednesday, at Brighton, Captain Elll,or, R.N. formerly L.;ed?
topant of his Majesty's ship Itoyal V.'illism.
March 2, in his Stith year, Napier CIZIEtIe Burton, Ts;. +.-cord
son of General Burton.
At Mauston, Dorsetsbire, aged 55, the Rev. Roger Clevell
91 years. Rector of flirt

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lilkt'l'Hti.

Wednesday, the Lady of the Rev. C. Eyre, of Lower Park,
Dedham, of a daughter.
Feb 25, at Stoke Place, Rucks, the Lady of Major Howard
'Pre, M.P. of a ann.
Feb. 25, the wife of Dr. Haack, Physician in Penh (late Sur-
geon to the Forces) of a son.
Monday sennight, in Dublin, the Lady of Captain Wdde
Stbthorpe, 4th Dratuon Guard*, of a NOV.

MARRIED.

Tuesday sennight, Capt. C. D. Jermy, R.N. to M.ry, oaly
daughter of J. link, EN. of Ashover, Derbyshire.
Saturday, James Wm. Taylor, Esq. of the lion. Company's
Service. to Sophia, youngest daughter of the late Rauzou Hart
Boddasn, Esq. Governor of Bombay.
Tuesday, at George's Church, the Rev. George Waddington.
of Nontihwold, Norfolk, to lrttr, youngest daughter of the !ate
J. Cocks, Esq.
London, England, 1817-03-07

Phis day was published,
Las°. the This d Edition, improved and enlarged, price 103. 6d.
in boards,
A CONCISE VIEW of the CONSTITUTION
of ENGLAND.
By GEORGE CUB I'ANCE.
Nve most sincerely congratulate the Public 011 the appear.
rco of s Work, which we can safely recommend as well fitted
to nii.ply a chum ic our system of public instruction."
Eclecti: Review.
Primed for Longman, Hurst,Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater.
sotte.rnes. Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
A Popular Survet of the Reformation, in !Ito. price 14.5. bds.
London, England, 1817-10-14

FLANDERS MAIL. •

A Flanders Mail arrived just as this Paper was
putting to press, but it brings little news interesting
to an English Reader. Oa the sth of this month
the ancient Bishop of RURFAIOND, by a Commission
from the Pops, gave the Pallium to the new Archbi-
shop of MAusze. The thief who stole the statue
knows by the name of the Mannekin Pis, has been
*found, and the statue has been recovered. Lord Chu.
arrived at Brussels on the Bth last. from the Hague.
London, England, 1817-10-14

biratix, octosii?

Yesterday, after attending an Undress Levee, Earl
‘ViterwouTu and her Grace the Duchess of Dottmr,
took their departure from the CAIle, and were ac-
companied by his Excellency Earl TALlIta, with a
numerous train, to the water-side. We believe 11 at
no Viceroy ever quitted Ireland more universally es-
teemed than our lite Governor, whose state of health,
it is said, renders a visit to the South of France ne-
cessary during the winter.
London, England, 1817-10-14

THE Alex.

Monday sennight, the two new troops Or Shrews-
bury Yeomanry Cavalry assembled in that town on
permanent duty eight days. The three othets met on
Wednesday to remain six days. The North ShropshirP
and Pymhill troops will assemble in that town on
Thursday next, for six dais, exclusive of the days of
marching to and from Shrewsbury.
Tuesday se'ussight, the 16,h Regiment, quartered
at Kilkenny, were inspected by Major-General
Dolma, who expressed his unqualified approbation
of the regiment, both in its movements in the Geld
at the half yearly inspection, and its general good
conduct in quarters.
'rhat venerable Corps the Edinburgh City Guard,
is to be disbanded on the 15th of November.

SPORTING INTELLIGENC:g.
BETTING AT TATTERSAL'S YESTERDAY.
The Sweepstakes of Soo (fulness each.
Takes-2 to 4 apt Grey Skim.
3 to 4 apt Equator.
2 to 2 apt Sir Thorns,.
The Betting on the Derby and Oaks, fur Hite, was precisely
the sane as last week.
London, England, 1817-01-04

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London, England, 1817-01-04

GRANADA, NOVEMBER Is, 1816.

The state of the Spanish Main, according to the
last advices, is as follows :—The Patriots possess all
the Provinces of Barcelona and Cumana, with the
exception of the Capital of the latter, which General
Marino is closely besieging. General Cedeno, with
a strong army, occupies the Southern part of the
Province of Guayana, and the troaps of New Gra-
nada, under the command of Valdes, hold•the whole
Province of Varinas. The Army of the Centre, un-
Mr the command of Sir Gregor *Gregor, was
marching, after the battle of Juncal (in which the
army of Morales was totally destroyed), on the
Capital of Caraecas, but hitherto we do not know
the result. The Margaritenians, perfectly armed
and disciplined, keep the Spaniards within their
trenches of the Castle of Pampatar, where they ex-
perience the greatest want. All the Ports occupied
by the Patriots are open to British trade, whereas the
Spaniards dispossess foreigners of their cargoes,
without paying them.
London, England, 1817-01-04

SATITRDAY, JANUARY 4, 1817.

EAST INDIA ROUSE, 00eie• 50, INS.
rirHE COURT of DIRECZYMS of Me UNIT:EY)
-a- COMPANTe MERCHANTS gANGLAND,tratIiq
I. the EAST INDIES, do krainies swim,
That the Transfer Books of the said Company's Stock will be
abut on THURSDAY, the sth December neat, at Two o'Clock,
and opened again on TUESDAY, the at January following.

And that the Dividend Warrants on the said stock, dise on
the nth January next, will be reedy to be delivered on 'PUBS.
DAY, the 7th of the same month.
JAMES COBB, Secrete's.
YOUNG LADY MTSSING.
IT is believed that a YOUNG LADY has beril
carried by her GUARDIAN to some distant part or othei-
wise placed order improper restraint with a view to ov
her resistance to an intere.ted marriage.—'live Lady w
from London on the 6th of August last, and has been Is of
at Edinburgh, Glasgow, and Perth. Any communication likely
to assist the ends *f justice, will be thankfully receixed by Mr.
F. 'fungi., Solicitor, No. s:Bloomsbury-square, London.
London, England, 1817-01-04

BRUNSWICK, DECITMBER iii.

A Proclamation has been published here, in the
name of the Prince Regent, as Guardi.in to our
young Duke, stating, that in consequence of ,au
agreement with the Princely Houses of Waldeck
and Pyrmont Lippe, and Schaumburg Lippe, a
joint Court of Appeal has been established, which it
to begin its funhtions on the 2cl of January, 18t7,
under the title of Supreme Court of Appeal of the
Duchy of Brunswick, and the Principalities of Wal-
deckand Pyrmont Lippe, and Schaumburg Lippe, Om
London, England, 1817-01-04

HAMBURGH, DECEMBER IT.

No exchange noted to-clay on account'of the holi-
day. London was done at 55
VIENNA, DECEMBER U.

Alarming accounts are received from various parts
of the Austrian Monarchy, respecting the daily in-
creasing dearness of provisions. In some parts of the
Tyrol, the S.ltsburg Mountains, Upper • Carinthia,
ind the greatest part of Illyria, there, is such a
scarcity that the people have recourse to bread made•
of brae and powdered bark of trees. In the environs
of Agram the country people have farmed the woods,
in order that they may catch the -rats in them, which
are smoked and considered as a delicacy.
The accounts from Bohemia are also fat from eon.'
solstory, and it is feared that the mountaini as parts
may be distressed by famine in Spring, which would
,have the most fatal consequences for the numerous
manufactories in those parts.
The Capital "itself, as the Tables of Importation
sheet, must be better provided tart lest- year. IC 4s

a melancholy eitcomstanee, which Sharks the chats& '
tee of this Selfish age, that one Of the greatest Land-
owners has ordered his stewards to suspend the salt'
of corn till the month of March. •
London, England, 1817-01-04

FALMOU I H. JANUARY 1?

Came in yesterday his 111..jesty's schooner TELE-
GRAPH, from a ctu'ze; and the Sally, WALUREN,
groat Lisbon. Arrived- to-day, the Hope, Bean-
FIELD, from London for Oporto, %kith loss of main-
t"pn►ast. Alio arrived, the John and Grace, Dew.
s.,N, 'WM Yough4l.—Wind S.W.
PORTSMOUTH, JAMARY S.
s.

Arrived the Hebei Buis•iow, from Tripoli ; and
Ann, HcisvAnn, from Gibraltar—both for P001e...
SA:led Ilk Maje,ty's ships TvmAN, and Barrumawr,
cm a cruize.—Wind XV.
London, England, 1817-01-04

CA SSEL, DECEMBER

As poverty and want of work increase so much in
this capital, it is in contemplation to turn the great
barracks, built under the Wesephalian Government,
which stand now empty and unemployed, and were
arranged for the reception of three thousand men,
into a great workhouse (a Pridewell), in which it is
intended to compel ill the vagabonds and beggars in
the country to work. The endeavours to get mann.
fawners from other countries, in order to employ
this great building, or a part of it, for a mannfac-
tory, have not succeeded. Several persons have ap-
plied indeed, but they could not agree upon the
coalitions.
London, England, 1817-01-04

WARSAW, DECEMBER 16.

The Conscriptios, both of Christians sad Jews, has
just taken place in this City and the provinces.—
Several hundred Jewt, who are of the age wlfich
makes them liable, were 'taken ; but for this time
only a part of them, those rho are the fittest for
service, have been retained. It is really a great ad-
vantage for the. Kiogdom that She Jews also become
soldiers—their numbers being so great, that many
regiments may be formed of them.
The Vistula has for some days, brought down
drift ice, but is not frozen over.—For these two days
we have had spring weather.
FROM THE MAINE, DECEMBER 114.

The ctoss which was set up at Probsheide, in me-
mory of the battle of Leipsic, has been wickedly
sawed off and thrown dowii. The author of this
deed had put two Louisdors into the boa near it, with
a note, desiring that it might be published in the
Leipsic papers. These words were composed of
letters which the wretch had cut out of a printed
sheet. Measures are taken to discover hiin.
COPENHAGEN, DECEMBER 91.

Dr. Plum, the Bishop of Fulmen, has received
from the London Bible Association; by the hands of
the worthy clergyman Mr. Henderson, a collection
of translations of the Bible, in 20 elegant volumes.
A person here has made the proposal, in order to
relieve the distress of the labouring class, to establish
a Colony in the Theobar Islands, and to conduct it
thither himself.
London, England, 1817-01-04

FRANKFORT, DECEMBER 18.

A society of benevolent citizens has been formed
here, which has opeued a subscription for 150,000
dollars, of which sum 120,000 florins were subscribed
in few days. Several commercial houses have sub-
scribed from 10 to 15,000 florins. The ohjrct of
the society is to purchase corn, and to have it made
into bread, which is to be sold to the poor at 20
creuters, and, after new year, at 21 creuzers for the
6 lb. loafs

STOCKHOLM, DECEMBER ts.
From the printed documents respecting the wilful
burning of the magazine of the merchant, P. W.
Berg, in Gottenburgh, it appears that 73 chests and
bales, mostly English goods, consigned by Mr. John
Wilks, in London, of the net value of 47,61 dollars,

were am►eyed three weeks before the fire into ano.

ther warehouse, and insured hi the Phoenix Fire-Office

at London to the amount of 56,000 dollars.
It having been announced to Berg in the evening,
that the goods were to be examined next morning by
the CustOnt.house °niters, the warehouse was found
on fire the same night ; most of the goods, however,
in spite.of several obstacles purposely thrown in the
way, were saved from the flames, but, on being
()met', they were found to consist only of hay, fire-
wood, cloth, A innel, Etc. of the value .14937 dollars ;

on the tither hand, on examining the house, there
were found on the left over the first warehouse, a
number of the articles mentioned ink, the Invoice.

Berg, and his chief clerk, who were arrested imme-
diately after the Irr, have denied all knowledge of
the affair.

Berg has been condemned by the Couit of Customs
to a fine of 90,00) dollars. for the contraband goods
found in his house, but the civil Tribunal has not
yet passed judgment on the subject of the fire. Berg
is proved to have property to the value of 400,000
Bank dollars.

CONSTANTINOPLE, NOVEMBER Is.

A new Tariff has been agreed upon between the
Porte and France, which will shortly be published'.
The snuff-bos which Count Italinsky received as
a present from the Sultan, is valued at 12,000
piastres.
The Captain Pacha has laid at the feet of the Sul-
, tan, the treasures taken from the beheaded Governer
of Smyrna ; but already the bitterest complaints have
been received of the ektortions of the new Governor.
London, England, 1817-01-04

SOUTH-AMERICAN AFFAIRS.

Accounts mote recent than any that bad before
reached us, respecting the movements of the inde-
pendents, have been brought by the Leeward Island
Mail. We are sorry to observe, that some difference
having arisen amdhg the Leaders respecting the
measures that should have been adopted after the
defeat of Mot►ALss, Sir Gamon Nl,Gits:,:oa, who was
for marching instantly on Caraccas, WA> left in a
minority, and, ih consequence, has for the present
withdrawn himself from the service. He was at St.
Thomas's on the 27th of November, when the last
accounts left that island.
London, England, 1817-01-04

AMERICAN PAPERS.

Boston Papers to the 7th oh. reached us this day.
but they add little or nothing to the intelligence
before received from New-York. They mention
changes expected in the Administration atWashington,
some of which have before been noticed. LAIN
QUINCY ADAMS to be Secretary of State, 11E;.14v
CLAY Secretary at War,
_ 1 oNATHAN RUSsLI. Sect etary
of the Navy. Mr. LEE, late Consul at lloutdeaux,
will, it is said, be the Accountant of tlic M'ar De
partment, in place of Mr. LEAR, decease:.
London, England, 1817-12-10

SWEDEN.

The most of the Iklinktel.ln provinces and towns
have elected their Reptesentatives to the Storthing,
and the lists are published. We remark among them
many Dannebrog Knights, but on the contrary almost
none of the persons who have been honoured with
Swedish orders. A paper of Christiania asks it this
is accidental or intention..l ?"
London, England, 1817-12-10

LEIPSIC.

We are in great apprehensions, as most of the
merchants leave this place, some for M4gdeburg,
whets for Drtsden , some form partnerships in Mag-
deburg, others in Berlin or Hamburgh
The town has already lost the fourth part of its retail
trade, by the division of Simony.
London, England, 1817-12-10

NEW YORK. NOVEMBER 7.

It is stated in tile Nasisciet Gazette. that Captain
Wet ks, of the ship Martha, who lett Valparaiso on
the lith of July. and arrived at Edgartowss on the
20th out touched at Rio Grande on the 6th of Sep-
tember, where it was reviled that a second revolt
had taken place in Pernambuco, and that the city
was in possession of the Patriots. The ship Emil--
prise, 'Captain Coffin. of Philadelphia, from Juan
Fernandez, arrived at Valparaiso 9th July, with the
garrison horn that place, who had given themselves
up to the Patriots.
It is currently teported that a young man named
Williams, who keeps a retail store at M.ddletown,
Connecticut, is ascertained to be the rightful heir to
an Earldom in England, with an income of £15,000
sterling pa annum ; and that documents authorizing
i•im to take immediate possession of his estate and
title have just been received. We understand his
patents emigrated from Bermuda. He is said to be
a man of fair character, and ut unassuming manners.
London, England, 1817-12-10

NORWAY.

The Journals in Norway continue to give vent to
many a bitter observation against the Government ;
in the Paper of Christiansand, it was lately said—
runny of the errors and defects of our farmer Go-
vernment have been poiiited • ut in writings andJour
nals ; but it seems as it o;.e et thy most imp mot
errors had escaped the acuteneai of these writers al
namely, that Deumai k taxed ti Norwegians always
so low, that the people miter were awaked out of
their repose. they could so easily provide for the Go-
verianeut taxes; and as noboby needed to make
strainea .Iteitiohs with that view, we have never
I learned what anima' y and domestic ecomany was.—
' But this has nut escap, d the obierVations of our pre-
sent Government. w: <::: :as doubled our taxes to
'excite a spirit at activity the citizens, and
this n .ble aim has nut yet .iccomplished, we
may rxret, however. that it it reniaius true to the
system it now ttiltiv, a, the citizen must at 1451 be led
to a high pitch of industry."

WUR 1 IMIII/tO.
The good cause has Again been victorious. After
a gloomy interval, the Ling has undo ibtedly fallen
on u e risht means ; he has removed irons their places
those, who, without any evil intentions, good w the
public opinion as a hindrance between him and his
people. The Minister Von Waugenheim, of *both
the bong says—
'l boo gessiest wall, bet nal thou bast
For Wenumbers no been.
And • wlio, besides being a foreigner, is too obstinately
attached to his tivri. opinion, is sent as-Envoy to the
Diet ; and the Minister Von der Lutie, who since
asked the Assembly of the States, 64 t 1 the people were
ever yet consulted respecting what Cunsaitntson they
wished to have P bas been placed in a state of retire.,
ment. M. Von Wangenheim's enlightened under•
standing will be of great service to us at the Diet—'
may he take history for a guide iu his projects moat
than he has hitherto done I
FRANKFORT, NOVEMBER st,•

Among the papers presented to the Diet is a pe•
titian from several inhabitants of many villages in
the kingdom of Hanover, stating that the sum of
54,948 duller, paid by France as an indemnity to
them, is withheld from them ; and praying that the
Diet will be pleased to intervene with the Cabinet
Ministry in Hanover, that this affair may be decided
by arbitration; in which case, they choose the Royal
Hanoverian Supreme Conn of Appeal at Cette.
London, England, 1817-12-10

AMERICAN PAP S.

ZXTRACT OF A LIITTIa FROM CIiARLEOTON, (a C.)
6. Tile nom 'Cr of deaths here, horn the 30th of
October. ISIS to the 30th ot October, 1817. was
16,49, A hivi 60 were during tl e months ot July,
August, An f Sept. 232 being of tie yellow fever."
EXTRACT Cr A L*TTER FtteM CUIV9 lAi OCT. 4; 1817.
66 The Arrivals and clearances ot vessels of all na-
tions from this port, especially front the pints Of the
Spanish M tin. within these last two months. have
been more than has been known fora length ot time;
therefore it appears that commerce is getting very
brisk ; the m-irlt:•ts are well supplied with all kind of
provisions, which are very seasonable in price, and
the Island is extremely healthy..:
London, England, 1817-12-10

lIIMBt,RGII MAIL.

nattarnoit EXCHANGE ON LONDON.
November 29.-93.6.-33. 9.
STOCKHOLM, NOVEMBER 9t.
Yesterday, the 20th of November, for which day
his Majesty the King had summoned the States of
the Kingdom, his Majesty was pleased, in the pre-
sence of the Crown Prince, the Counsellots ut State,
and several high Officers, to bare the Herald ot the
Kingdom called to his Levee, and to give him the
Royal Ordinance for the opening of the Diet, to be
publicly proclaimed in the usual places in the capital.
His Majesty then appointed Lieutenant-General
Count Sande's, President of the War Department, to
be Land Marshal of this Diet, and delivered to him
the Land Marshal's Staff. The Land Marshal,
titter taking the oath, was conducted by the two el-
' dest Coile.ts (Bridle and Loewenbaupt) to the House
of the Kaights.
His Majesty appointed the Archbishop (Dr. Lind-
holm) to be the Orator of the Clergy ; and Dr. Von
Rosenteere, Bishop of Lenkopping, to be Vice Ora-
tor of the Clergy, during this Diet, both of whom
also took the oaths to his Majesty.
To-day the first registry ot the heads of noble fa-
milies who are come to the Diet was at the house
of the Knights ; and the full powers for the Deputies
of the other three States were delivered id the Hotel
ot the Minister of Justice.
The celebrated chemist, Professor Berzelius, is
raised to the rank of nobility.

LETTER FROM THE RHINE, NOVEMBER
The notorious Regnault de St. Jean d'Angely,
who was to have retired to Kceningsberg, in Prussia,
and had obtained from the King of Prussia permis-
sion to take the baths at Aix.la•Chaprlle as he passed
through, has found means, through the help of his
wtfe and son, to escape. The whole family has pro-
bably gone to some port of Holland or Belgium, to
embark f•r America, where Regnault, as is well
known, was before, and gave himself out for mad.

HANOVER, NOVEMBER 27.
A Proclamation has been issued by the Prince Re-
gent, calling the States of the Kingdom together for
the 18th 'by of December nest.
His Imperial Highness the Archduke Charles has
sent to his Royal Highness Field Marshal the Duke
of Cambridge, Governor-General of Hanover, his
former companion in arms in the first campaign in
the Netherlands, the fine edition of his Military Work
upon thr Campaigns on the Rhine and in Swabia,
with twelve ~ups and plans. It was delivered by
Baron Gudenau, brother to one of the Aides-de-camp
of the Archduke, and was received by his Royal
Highness with particular pleasure, as a valuable tes-
'molly of the friendship of the esteemed Imperial
Commander.

THE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1817-10-22

MR. ROBERT PALMER.

We regret to mention the death of another very
mpectable Member of the Drury-lane Company.
Mr. PALMER, the Either of the Company, died sud-
denly on Monday evening, about an hour After the
death of Mr. RAYMOND. He had been a sufferer by
the gout for some years past, but had me immediate
illness trom which his loss might have been presumed.
He was in his day a pleasing and gentlemanlike Actor,
a great favourite with the Public, and one who en-
joyed to the last the peculiar respect and esteem of
his theatrical and personal friends. Mr. PALMER was
brought up to the profession under the imii.ediate
care and tuition of Mr. GARRICK, and belonged to
the establ.shnient for nearly fifty years: He was in
his sizty.srcenid year. Like his brother, the eelebra•
td JOHN PALstaa, his rise was gradual, and fie never
muted any character to which be did nut feel his
).-1)
lowers fully competent.

The Michaelmas He id Court of Freeholders of
Renfrewshire W 44 held on the 7th inst. at Renfrew.
There were 39 new claims for entcnment, of which
two were withdrawn, 26 sustained, and 11 rejected.
Yesterday a foot rice was run on Sunbury Com-
mon, between WA, ALL, of Eton, and a famous
than from Lancashire. They started at three o'clock
for three nu s; WANIaLL ran it in 16 minutes and
12 seconds; ihe Lancashire man was beat 100 yards.
It was for. 30 guineas a side. WASSAIL is thought to
be the best runner in the kingdom for three or four
miler. There was a great number of spectators.
Srtßailia.—The Fives' Court yesterday attracted
together a great assemblage of the amateurs of gym-
nastiest' for the benefit of Belem, the best miller of
the lilmaie Tribe and his civility and good behaviour
as a public man was rewarded liberally after having
keen defeated by Randall. The setup to kept pace
with the p Ittonage afforded him. They were not
numerous, but the exhibitions were good, and ma-
naged in a handicap style. inasmuch as the men most
note of the day were properly and equally ;titled
The four leading men of nearly equal weights, and
in combat sanely to be distinguished as to suffriority,
met each other, and afforded a high treat. Saogginsi
bad a turn with Randall, considered by most the best
of these light weights. Much interest was excited
from Randall having challenged Turner, who re-
cently beat Scroggins. La this scum, much caution
was observed as to measurement, and at length Ran-
-411 planted a good hit upon his opponent's eye.
&loggias returned with muck gallantry, and some
scientific maneeuvres took place. Scroggins's rash
kept pace with Randall's quickness and science, and
gave him equal advantages. Randall received a
wv‘re hit on the neck in one bout, which Must have
been severely felt with the naked fist. The men he-
hayed in the best trimmer. and Scroggins skewed that
defeat had not lost him confidence in himself.—Tur-1
ter, although not up to the marl, turned to with Be.
lasco, who was beat by 'Randall; and this was also
a fine treat of science, with equal advantages.
London, England, 1817-10-25

THE LATE 4!R. RAYMOND.

The lbCowing Una so the *assented death of Mr. Itnvuon.
(tate Manager of the Theatre•Royal, Drury lave), are respect
fully Inscribed to EDMUND ICIAN, Esq. by hie ablige4 Friend
and SIMAtITKONIAI MARS llALL,Theitrit•ROTl4DrefriaDt:

Wren to hle gorgeous tomb the hero's borne,
What hecatombs of sighs disturb the air!
Ten thousand lawreis shade his trophied urn,
And nations, right to weep, assemble there!

And shall not private worth command the tear,
But like the unnotic'd, droop the head I
And shall no sigh be wafted Ceef the bier,
Where Truth and Honour press their Aunt bed!'

friendship forbid and sure each gen'tous heart
Will heave a sigh o'er Rnvwouo's hallow'd tier;
And in the eye of Gratitude will watt
The gentle tribute of Affection's tear!
Stars:ono, farewell ! though o'er tby silent dust
No marble dome shall mark thy place of rest.
Though to thy memory be Mid no bust,
Thy name shall live einbalml in ovary breast!
And whets thy brethren their last duty pay,
AM to thy clay-cold bed their footsteps teml;
lath on his aching heart, his hand shall lay,
And sorrowing cry, " Mrs fist tit dam's. hied I"
040 w 24, 11117. T. M.
London, England, 1817-10-25

LINCOLNSHIRE.

CAPITAL FARMS of RICH PASTURES, MEADOW, and
ARACLE LAND', In WI fHERN, MABLETHORP, and
STRUBBY, near A FORD and LOU a abort distacce
from the Sea, UPWARDS of NINE HUNDRED ACRES.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS.

At Garraway's CaNee house, 'Change-alley, Cornblll, London.
On THORSDAT, the Itoth of November, 1817, at Twetve
&Cloak, en One Lot,

A VALUABLE ;Ind highly Improvable FREE-
HOLD ESTATE, comprising upwards of

NINE HUNDRED AND EIGH I' ACRES
Of exceeding rich Pastures, Meadow. and Arable Lands, situate
Withern, Mabletborpc, sod Strubby near Alford and I.outh,
a short distance from the sea, divided in most eligebk Farms,
with excellent Farm Houses (the principal of which would make
a pleasant Marine Summer itesidence, for a Gentleman's Family;
Yards, Gardens, Barns, Stables, and all requiatie OuchJildisip,
in good repair; let to Messrs. Coulam. Grant, Watson Laugh-
ton, Tyson, and wiser's, most respectable Tenants, partly at
Will, the' Nett Rental upwards of
ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED POUNDS PER
ANNUM.

A most desirable Property for Investing Money. Part of the
Lands are.sebject only ro ed. per Acre In lieu of Tithes. the
Rents were reduced at Lady-day last, and the Lands retaken
by the old Tenants.

May be viewed by applying to 'he Tenants, where Particulars
may be had; and of Meyers. Bourne and Caraivy, 'sol,citors, Al.
ford; Peacock, Boston; New King% Head. Louth; Wonte Hart,
Splay; George, Stamford; Mr. George Boarne, Slithery, Ox-
fordshire; the Angel, itilton ; of Mr. Yatman, -01,c1tor. Arun-
del-street, Strand; and of Mr. Robins,Warwick-street, G 01,14.1-
square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen.
London, England, 1817-10-25

A ZOMBLETE MANUAL NOR SPUR lIMEN.

tie Riot of )loeesttiet•wlo bs poblbbod, Parts 3 and 4, of a
new sad elegem Wool, eutitiod,

BRITISH FIELD SPORTS ; embracing Prac-
arm Inettnetimis in linotrrixo, Flosmoe,
tsetse, Fissinis, One. with Observations so the Breaking and
!raining of Dogs and Hone; the Management of Fanning-
owes, and all other Sporting impleinents; as wen as every dr-
*mance connected with the batiks of a Sponsman. To which
added a Sporting Calendar far every Moods la the Yaw
By WILLIAM kULtiltY SCOTT.
11118 Work will be deleesal iirin ted Go $De Mar. Iltri-renodel
54 illustrated With upwards of Fifty biglily-linisb4lngravisp,
rierty.tien Du Copper, executed in the most cliaracteriptis style
f Imams*, by those eminent Artists, Scott, Wilma, Omit,'
r°44l, Davenport, and kapsoit, from Paintings-by Rdeagis,
:1-glocil baser. and Reneger ; the ransaiiiior Mt on Watd,'
y Cientlen, Thomplon, Amin, and Berwick.
- -

- .
CONDITIONS The British Field Sports will be comprised
I one handsome vohune, eve. and published in TwFive Monthly
'an., elegantly prit•red on fine wove paper, hot-pressed, price
nine Onfinnp sub.—% A limited gumbos of cop* will be
tinted on superfine paper, royal Gea with pros( WPM**. of
Se Plater, price Five Shillings each Part.
•,' f 'ie Work will be completed by January nest.
Loudon* Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jars, Pikaaol.
311:nif j and sold by all B3oluidlers.

SALES BY AUCTION.

rar AUCTION MART, es, CHRAPSIDL

THE immense STOCK and variety of Miscella-
Mous Effects (tbe Property of distrepred Manufacturers,
Tradesmen' and others. who are tompclled by the heavy pm
sure of the Times to force a,, immediate market), consisting of
every description of LINEN and WOOLLEN-DR APEKY,
HOSIERY. rich CUT GLASS, CHINA, TABLE and DES-
SERT SERVICES. JEWELLERY, FANCY CABINF
WARE, CU FURY, JAPAN-WAKE, PLATED WOOS,
&c. &c. which are daily
ON SALE BY AUCTION,
By Mr. MOM',

At the Ci•y Auction Mart, IS, Cheapside, continues In increasing
attraction to draw a crowded audience, whose confidence in the
realm, ability of the Establishment is highly flattering to the Pro.
Iprir or, and insures isit continuance of giving a full guarantee of
the perfection of all the Property that passes through his lauds.
Sale every Day, at Twelve, and again in the Evening, at Seven
o'Clock.
London, England, 1817-12-17

CUSTOM:ROUSE, LONDON, Decertber 5, 1817.
FOR SALE,
' /Joao' ef the Hen. the Conevissimers of his Majesty's Claimer,
p. Tuesday the 16th. Wednesday the 17th, Thursday the 18th,
p:ltlay the 19th; and in the following week on M,lnday the
:20,Tuestlay the 4.1 d, and Wednesday the gith instant, at Two
...Jock in the Afternoon precisely, at the Coonmacial Sale

F•Jonis, Mincir.g.bne,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS.
For Home Consumption,
lTuslin, Nankeen, Shawls, Cambric, Woollen Cloth, ivory
Clot Men, Fast-India stained Paper, Lacquered Ware, Draw-
l*, Pictur.s, raper Hangings, Cornellan Stones, Bronze Pow.
do, Watches and other Jewellery, Shelis,Thread and Silk Lace,.
Dote Veils. Scarfs and presses; Plate (;lass, Cut Copper Coln
Send Sticks, Pasteboards, Sail Cloth, Clock Dial Plates and
Movements, Musket Locks, Sabres, Chillies, Rose Wood, Te-
ri... 4 01 and Cow Hides, Goat Skins, Cranberriep, Wine,
Barn, Geneva, Deals. Staves, Mahogany, Tobacco, Snuff,
:II sundry other sorts of Goods as mentioned ha the Catalogue.
CLZAR Of ALL DuTsn.--Also we Cask of Wine, for Home
Consumption, on payment of the Dudes of Customs nd
or for Exportatien free of Duty.
The Tobacco and Snuff (except eleven Hogsheads that by at
Ghbe Yard) to be viewed at the Tobacco Warehouse, London
Deb; and all tl'e other Goods at the King's Warehouse, Globe
Ted; and No. 9:), Thames-street; }Cluj* Cellar, under the
Col Fschange • and Tobacco Ground, Rotiterkithe, as parch:la-
icized in the eatalorue
TY: Goodain the first four days nabs on view from Tuesday,
tf.::fin, until Monday, the 15th ; and the remaleder until Satur-
dal, the hods instant, from Ten o'clock in the Morning to Three
in the Afternoon.
N.H. Goods bought at this Sok must be paid for at the Ito.
tire of Fines and Forfeitures Once, Custom-Hotee, on or bto.•
hit Saturday, the Met day of January, low, or the deposits
made thweou will absolutely become forfeited.
Comlosate may be had at the King's Warehouse, No. apb
linnos.street, price One rifling trash.
London, England, 1817-12-17

ESSEX.

To be SOLD by PRIVATE COA TRACT, or LET on Lew,
By mt. SCOT
A VERY CoMforable RESIDENCE, and com-
plete FARM at SIXTY ACRES of Freehold and CbPy"
hold excellent Mwdow and Arable Land, In high cultivadoo, In
a very pleasant, botchy, cheerful *swim, convenientiknew to
the Market Tow° of Braintree, 40 Gillet from London ; com-
pact, bounded oy two turoplke-roads and a river, With domestic
Laon, .Gardens and Shrubbery-walk leading to the
tatuung.rolldings; completely adapted, at a great expense, for
cone...lenity managing the Farm ; all iu good order, well sop.
pbos with water, with Immedlite possesstua.
) Apply to Mr. Altar, Black Not ly, meat Braiatree; mad to Mr.
plum, New Baidgitlitreet, Loudon.
London, England, 1817-12-17

FROM Lest NIGHT'S GAZIITE.

Lastnight's Gazette contains Addresses of Coisdoknce to the
Prince Regent, from the counties of Dul,liis and Tipper:.: y. the
town of Balbriggan, the city of Exeter. the b-rougis of Weep
mouth, the inhabitants of Weymouth. 'the muoty of Bak*. the
inhabitants of Sunderland, Re-hop Wearmouth, Muut Wear-
mouth, and the vicinity, the borough of ihrivick upiese:fweed,
the city of Durham, the county of Radnor, the Corse: .0013 of
Southampton, the Presbytery of Inverness, the cueniy of Bi.te,
the town of Renfrew, the city of Lichfield and inhabitants. the
town of Besietky. the Presbytery of Caithness, the Preshjiteay
of Selkirk, the city of Winchester, the count? of Lee , the
Corporations of Leicester and fialthanitit,.n, Cie county Stir-
ling. end the Presbytery of Abertarf.— fitere 11'%! a! :o Aillfresises
to Prince Leopold from the town of Goildicri, the honing!' cf
Reading, the town of Christchurch, the town and heroligh of
King's Lynn. the borough of V.'srwick, the cli.y of Perth, the
Towns Council of Dundee, and the borough of MarlL hough.

BANKRUPTCIES ENITAR @ED. • -
Jan.s, Abraham Aaron. late of Plymnutb.Dnct, bllversaeth, ai
eleven, at Wealtley'l Hotel, Plymon•b Doe. •
BANKRUP IVIES 3UPERARD:II.
Babe; of St. Jameet•ttre.4, )41,14!e1ez, drew-oviter.
London, England, 1817-01-03

BRUSSELS, DECEMBER t 7:

The King's Attorney-General has ;died, v itl,in
these few days, its a house in this City, the itiajc,i
part of the edition of a horrible libel upon the Royai
Family of France. Measures are taking to dibcnytt-
the authors or editors of this wicked production.—
Mean time, we believe, we may assure our readers,
that this libel is not from the pets of a Belgian.

The Attorney General of the Criminal Tribunli
of Luxemburg is going to bring an action fin. ca-
lumny befure the Courts of this City against the
authors of the Nain Jaunt for what they ptiblie-ed
against him in the affair of the giving up of Mr.
Simon.
London, England, 1817-01-03

BRUSSELS, DECEMBER 2s,

The Correctional Tribunal of Namur condemned,
on the 27th of November, three dealers in Corn to 4

fine of 30 florins each, for having, contrary to t c
local regulations, entered the Corrmarket before t e
fined hoer.

The hectolitre of wheat was sold yesterctly at t• e
market of Ghent, at forty franc: ; the sack of roc,
toes at sixteen.

BRUSSELS, DECEMBER lq.

His Majesty, the King, accompanied by Prince
Frederick and the Grand Marshal of the Palace, de-
parted this afternoon for Luxemburg.
It is believed that the deplorable situation of the
Grand Duchy in respect to subsistence, is the "tin-
,
cipal cause of this journey.
They write from Lille, that the French Govern-
ment is going to revoke the prohibition of the expor-
tation of corn to the Kingdom of the Netherlands
from France. This measure seems to be in-
tended to render null for that Kingdom the
Law which has been adopted by the Seeond
Chamber of the States-General prohibiting the ex-
portation of corn lb the States bordering on our
Kingdom where such a prohibition exists.
London, England, 1817-01-03

GHENT, DECEMBER 29.

The excessive the in the price of corn at the mar-
kets last Friday, bas destroyed the justest hopes. The
mercantile spirit triumphs, and the cause of the ptb.
lie is adjourned. The Corn is carrying olf in Co.!
polders (low lands) with an alarming activity. Tr
than a fourth of our population receives succour, afici
mast renounce the use of bread.

FRENCH PAPERS.

Paris Papers of Tuel.d.iy arrived this morning.

The discussion of the NO de Lei upon Electit! s
was resumed in the Chamber of Deputies on .t-1,11-
day, but again adjourned till another Sitting.
The KING, it appears, is sufficiently restored in f,;>
health, to be able co receive all the congratula:,:ry
deputations usual at this season of the year.
A particular account of the conspiracy at E 1...-
dean has at length found its way into all the Yape
It will be found eit length in a preceding column.
London, England, 1817-01-03

to be cowelseed, that thine Is tweedy that end glee this better
lustmeel then thy Wier, who, above ail alums, is the tog
deeply interested far thy wafers—under this sumeskiss, and
relying es thy disposition to alter thy conduct, and met to the
wodd, that hoe an not doe man they all thin! *eel* bar I
cannot do las than entreat thee, with an the tenderness of a
father, who loves, and ardently desires thy prosperity, and with
the efficacy of a true Mend, who is anxious for thy good, to lose
not a moment to place thyself under the merey of the best of
Monarchs • spire no sacrifice whatever to windiest, thy modem
and purify from the stain that sullies it I tlave the fullest non-
Sdence in the magnanimity, justice, and clemency, of the justly
adored Ferdinand Vii.
*I Be persuaded. that never have the Spaniards been so happy
as at this day, when they have the glory of living under the au-
thorny of a Monarch, as &arable as he is beloved for his virtues ;
and, in fine, do not refuse to thy aged patents, who In better
Ones bestowed on thee proofs of their distinguished lure, the
tousolation of beholding thee return to the bosom of Spain, with
a Erns determination to expiate thy erten, and to devote thy lite
to the cause of Religion and the King: *Our mother and 1 ad-
dress you this entreaty: how we long to press thee to our bosoms,
as we are ever ready
.to do, whennter thou dolt appear as it
becomes thee, namely, as a good Spaniard, resolved to serve
thy King with loyalty, and to live with submission to the laws
of thy eimmany.
Shedd thou do as we expect thee, We win bless thy existence,
and pray Oes our Loan to shower upon thee his blessings, united
to those of ;by father, whose:dourly desires thy happiness.
LUIS ALVAREZ DE TOLEDO."

[Acceimpanyhig the precetng letters, there was a
draft drawn by a house in 'Havannah on another in
Philadelphia, dated September 26, for the 2000 dol-
lars to be given conditionally to the young General
Toleslo ; also a letter. to a house in Baltimore, re-
questing them to pay the said sum, in case the Phila-
delphia house should hate otherwise appropriated the
funds placed in its hands. The money has, we un-
derstand, been paid.]
•

AN...ENING STAR.
London, England, 1817-03-31

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bi'lL'll .MIL.

BRUSSELS, MARCH 22.

The Duke of Wellington k expected every moment
at his h.ad-cpArter; at Catrihray. His Grace will
afteruar:!‘ go to V :lenciennes.

CONS'fAN to I NOPLE, FEJRUARY 10.

The expeditkii destined for Algiers sailed on the
2 f iirstanr. A short time before the Algerine Envoy
(as the English Ambassador had repeatedly refused
.r. pas• port for the transport vessels) applied to the
French Ambassador for a certificate that the cargoes
of thew ships were entirely Turkish property, with
whic'r. however, this Ambassador also declined to
coa.ply. Some alarming movements are said to have
been observed lin the Persian frontiers, for which the
tobowirig'llpCS are assigned—lbrahim Com.
minder of the Turkish frontier fortress of lidazici,
who was discharged from his office, and fled to Per-
sia. a,•cl did not return at the desire of the neighbour.
ing Turkish Governors, has camed the Turks to be
go•riy of some excesses in the Persian villages, for
which the Persian Crown Prince, Mein Abbas, is
said to Irak:awn that he will exact repalation by force
of arms.
London, England, 1817-03-31

VIENNA, MARCH

We expect here shortly her Royal Ilishness the
Princess of Wales horn Munich. She intends to go
horn this place to her native city. Brorismice.
Tire Ptoic, ss Augusta of Bavaria, sis:er to our
Empress, and wile of Prince Eugene Beauharnois, is
expected with li.r consort this summer, to tike the
waters at Baden, near Vienna.
In respect to our intended Ambassador to the Court
of the Brazils. Count Elz, it has now been fired that
his Excel:ency shall depart at the same time with her
Imperi Highness the august bride, probably not
bewre June, from Leghorn, on board a Portuguese
ship of the line for Rio Janeiro. Baron Neven, the
Chief Councillor of Legation, goes, however, previ-
•usly •horn Trieste, on board the frigate Austri.r,
which will convey the Artists and men of letters that
a:company the embassy.