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London, England, 1816-07-11

FARMING STOCK.

Counting of a large flock of South Down Sheep, Bulls• and
(7ows of the Scotch, Herefurd, and Devon breeds, Hunters and
Roadsters, and abut forty Farming Horses and two Stallions;
Scotch Ploughs, Harrows, Carta and Harntsa, Grice and Chair
Mills, various other Farming I.nplements, Wheat, Barley, Oats,
&c. Approved &Es will be taken in payment.
Catalogues will be timely delivered by Mr. Robins, Warwick.
rt et. G olden. square.

A MOST DE';IRABLIi COMPACT FARM, of Arable, l'-es-
tore, and Wood Land, all FREEHOLD, Land•tax redeemed,
and possession at Michaelmas next, at CORRINGHAM, in
the County of ESSEX.
By WM. JACKSON,
On TUESDAY, July 30, at the White Hart Inn, Romford, at
. Twelve o'Clock at Noon,
A LL that Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
Ix. caned BRICK•HOUSE FARM, eligibly situate in the
Parish of Curringham, Essex, now is the occupation of Mr. Ed-
mund Pearl, who will give possession at Michaelmas next ; and 1
comprises a substantial bricked Farm House, two Barns, ,tables,
Cow-house, and other out-buildings, conveniently place I for the
land, which is divided into proper enclosures by good living fences,
and contains by admeasurement 335 A. 2R. SP. of good sound
Corn, Pasture, and Wood Land, about 40 acres of which are of
the latter description, in seven Inclosures, beauti'ully belting
round several of the fields. The whole Estate Les within a ring
fence, the land is in a fair state of cultivation, and surrounded by
good roads.
_ _

- This Farm affords ood opportunity for a Centleman'to in-
vest property as an agriculturist; Is also a fine Estate for preserving
game and facilitating the pleasures of sporting—and there is a
pack of capital foxhounds kept in the neighbourhood: the situa-
tion commends most biiautitul views of hill and dale, the river
Fhaniti., and, on the opposite shore, the county of Kent. It is
within three miles of three good wharfs, where corn may be
shippedf and manure and chalk landed ; Is seven miles from the
nurket town of Bilkricay, lti from Chelmsford, i from Rom-
ford, and 28 from London—is moderately assessed in the poar's
rates, and the land-tat is redeemed.—Half of the purchase-
money may remain on mortgage if required.
Further Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be had in due
time at the Black Boy, Chelmsford ; White Hart, Romford ; at
the Auction Mart, near the Bank, London ; and of the Auc-
tioneer Colchester, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen ; a
Plan of.it will also be exhibited at the Auction Mart, London.
A. B. The Tenant will spew the Premises.
London, England, 1816-07-11

Ilk November last he had thus expressed himself :
- - -

• " My dame Martha--On Sunday, being in your neighbour-
hood, l met Mr. —, and I learnt from him that you were la-
bouring under great distress of •idon my account iu fact, that
you were absolutely miserable. Let me entreat you not to give
sway to such low spirits, anti to rest fully satisfied of my honour-
able intentions to be-visite your husband, and that in a short time.
4 remain, my dearest Martha, ever yours, " Geo. rr ACC"

The Attorney-General then called Mr. Thomas
Co•xiliffe, who deposed, that he was acquainted
with the plaintiff, in whose house he had boarded;
the defendant had also boarded there, and paid his
addresses to Mrs. Wootton in the way of marrriage:
the witness learnr so from the defendant himself,
abaft a year ago, but no time for the wedding WAS
mentioned. Tile defendant ceased to be a regular
boarder in the house of the plaintiff About twojears
since ; but he had continued ins visits very constantly
After a short interruption; for the last two mouths,
however, he had been wholly absent.

In this stags of the cause, in consequence of a pro-
posal by the ATTORNEY-GENEUAL to Mr. SCAULETT,I
who was on the other side. it was agreed that a ver-
dict should be taken for the plaintiff—Damages £150.1
London, England, 1816-05-23

P4RI.I4II7EArI4Rr PROCEADINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY St.
Cm,psel were finally heard respecting she Appeal of .the El"'
of Ross v. the Rev. Jones Stirling and. others. Judgment post-
poned. ••
On the Scots Cause of Stuart, Mereer, and others v. Elder,
Baird, and others, Counsel were 'partly heard. To proceed
again on Friday.
• The Land and Malt Duty Reduction 1301 was read a third
time and palmed. .
The Irish farms Bill was brought up from. the Commons by
Sir .1. New eatur. and others, and read a first time; as were se-
veral Private or Local Bills, by Sir 1. GRAHAM, Mr. Pvm, and
others. • ,
The. BiUs upon the Table were respectively forwarded.
In reference to the pending case of Dyott s Divorce Bill, Mr.
Edward Hariman, pursuant to their Lordships order of yester- i
day, appeared at the Bar, and in answer to the question,of the
LORD CHANCELLOR, stated, that .he was ready (as Trustee) to
advance.the sum of £2OO to Mrs. Dyott, for the purposes of
her defence against the Bill, In addition to the .Stun she had
already received, and that such sum would be, paid to her to-
morrow, if necessary.
London, England, 1816-05-23

- • •
OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, Ate, 1.0, pi&
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICBRS sf Mi-
JESIT's ORDNANCE de herds gave
That Proposals will be recelvel at their Office in Pall-Mall,
on or. before FRIDAY, the 24th day of May instant, from such
Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of SIZE,
for Service of this Department, for a period of three Years,
arerminable after the Expiration of the first Year, upon Notice
of three Months, at the option of either Party.
A Specimen of the Size may be viewed, upon application at
the Principal Storeketter's Office in the Tower;• znd farther
particulars' together with the terms and conditions of the Con-
tract, maybe known at the Secretary's Office in Palt-mall, afore-
said, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where
the Proposals mug he delivered seated up and endorsed, I, Pro-
posals for Size;' but no proposal can be admitted after the said
mgeth day of May, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day,
neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making it,
or an agent in hirbehalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. R at*, see.
London, England, 1816-07-29

MILFORD HAVEN, JULY t 6.

Yesterday arrived here, the Agnes, M'Ewstg, from
Naples for orders, sailed the 24th May last—the brig
Mediterranean remained there; the Louisa, Evass,
from Barcelona, for Swansea—left there the Banan,
of Barrjouth, OWEN, put in in ballast, bound to Ta.
rangea ; .also the Speculator, of Southampton, TAY-
Lott. which vessel had arrived leaky, partly loaded,
bound to London ; on the 29th ultimo, off Malaga.
woke the Emperor Alesandr, of Scarborough, from
London for Trieste, all well; also on the 22d inst. in
-lantr. 144.4%4 tim.-Bourrii,a&laiingrolati
bound lochs had local:LI Sailed the. Ann, Bates,,
from Smyrua for Liverpool; and the LYNX, Admi.
ralty cutter, on a cruir.e....- The Patriot, PRICE, from
Palamos for Liverpool, with a cargo of cork, having
put into this port, on proceeding for her destination
the evening before lark, ran on shore on Dale Mitt,
near the entrance of this Haven, and carried away
her rudder. •
London, England, 1816-05-24

PROPERTY TAX.

General FERGUSSON had made a statement
some time ago of grievances suffered by the Land-
holders of the County of Fife. under the collection
of the Property Tax. The Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer said on that occasion, that the whole of
Scotland was in arrear a year, and that there bad
been no severity exercised in that county. He, how-
ever, had made inquiries since that time, and found
that the grievances complained of existed. He wished
to know whether the Chancellor of the Exchequer
would take sny steps to remedy them ?
The CHANCELLOR ot the EXCHEQUER
said,- that what he had stated on the occasion alluded
to was, that he.would make inquiry on the subject.
He did not think any severer proceedings had taken,
place in the County of Fife, than in the rest of Scot.
land. The collection, instead of being premature,
was in arrears. There would be steps taken to pre-
vent any greater severity in the collection of the
arrears in the Northern, than in the other parts of
the kingdom.
Mr. BROUGHAM complained, that many per.
sons had suffered grievances under the collection of
the Property Tax in Scotland, and wished to know
what remedy the Chancellor ot the Exchequer pro.
posed for those who owed arrears? •
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
said, his remedy would be a division of payments,
one half six months before the other. _

Mr. BROUGHAM complained. that itr .Dover,
and other places, gentlemen were made to pay an
ad,alorern duty on their carriages.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
said, that certainly private carriages were not subject
to pay duty ; but that the duty on carriages for sale
was so small, only half per cent. that it was hardly
worth complaining of on private carriages.
London, England, 1816-07-16

COURIER /MTRAORDINARY OF SATURDAY MORNING.

A Royal Ordonnance has been published of the
following tenon:. Wishing to give additional
eclat to the Royal Order of the Legion of Honour and
to solemnize the festival of our beloved ancestor,
Henry IV. Patron of the Order, we confer the Grand
Cross of the Legion of Honour on our well beloved
Brother, Monsieur; our Nephews, the Dukes of An.
gouleme and Beni, and our Cousins the Prince of
Condit and the Dukes of Orleans and Bourbon.
London, England, 1816-07-16

MARIETTA, JUNE R.

A melancholy catastrophe has taken place on board
of a steam-boat—the following are the particulars :
The whole town was alarmed by the explosion; every
Physician, with a number of the citizens, went imme-
diately to their relief. On going on board, a melan-
choly and realty horrible scene presented ittell to
vie,/; six or eight were killed, being nearly skinned
flora head to feet; three 'more are likely to die ; and
'others slightly scalded, making in the whole seven-
teen. in stripping off their clothes, the skin pealed
off with them to a considerable depth; added to this
melancholy sight, the ear of the pitying spectator
was pierced by the screams and groans of the ago-
nizing sufferers, rendering the scene horrible beyond
description. The boat had set cut a ithout being
prepared for the purpose. They raised the steam too
high before they started, and while the hands were
all called together io the act of raising the anchor,
the boiler exploded.

- THE EVENING STALL

LONDON.

TUESDAY, JULY 16. 1816.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT WF.I.VEO'CLOCKs
Bank Stuck 220 1140f—Redueell 6411—Cons. stio. 631 64
4 per Cent. 79; 60-3 per Cent. 9.14 —Meth Ss. 6s.
°Mk= 111111,31.05. pre.

We have received the Paris PApers of Saturday.
They are rather barren of intelligence of interest
such as it is. honer's.. vie present it to our Reader's.
Nothing is said of those who are under sentence of
death for the conspiracy.
London, England, 1816-07-16

PARIS, JULY 13.

The.Dukcand Duchess de. Berri held a grand
levee at eight o'clock on Thursday evening, which
was numerously attended. The affability of the
Duchess was parti:ularly admired.
The Duke d'Havre, one of the Captains of the
Guards, is now on service, while the Duke de Gram-
wont is gone to St. Germain.en-Laye, to lay the
first stone of the new stables for the garde-du-carps.
The Duke of Angonleme arrived on the 6th at
Non s the anesiant is was knows in that citycsthe
movement was general, the garrison turned out, and
the inhabitants surrounded his hotel with every de-
monstration of joy.
On the 7th his Royal Highness received the A utho-
and afterwards reviewed the National Guard
and the garrison.

The tag has authorised the town of Pont•sur.
Seine to take the side of Pontle•Roi, in consideration
of the loyalty of she inhabitants, and of the proofs
they gave of it in the month of February, 1814.
The Ez•Genenl Ripslt, whose outstation w►e
before announced, has been conducted to Cublent:,
where he will remain under the surveillance of the
Prussian Authorities. The Es• Colonel La Tapir
has been removed to the Prussian froatiers, where be
will remain until a new order.

The son of Prince Koorakin, formerly &a ft
Ambassador to France, will shortly be 'married to

the daughter of Lieutenant-General Loison. Prince
Kourakin is expected hourly at Liege with his son,
who takes the title of Buon de Badobin.

His Majesty has changed the sentence of death.
passed on one Gatti., at Montpellier, for coining, into
that of transportation for life.
The Slog of Prussia has conferred the Order of the

ked Etes ppod the Marquis de 1A Ladd., Mayor ; '
and the lakott deNiel Castel; Commandant of the
National Guard of Vfrnilles.
Thd King has named four of the National Guards.
of Ispons Chevaliers of the. Legion of Honour, for'
their activity during the late affair of Grenoble.
The liuchdis d'Angouleme has secretly sent 1500
frames to the Lying-in Hospital, to acquit the debts
of the poor women going out. This was her last act
before leaving Paris. •
The number of. Ladles who attended the King's
Levee on the Bth, amounted to 250, out of which
thirty-eight were Duchesses.
They write from Breslau 27th Jure, that the King
of Prussia has permitted Marshal Soult to fix his re-
sidence in that city.
The King went yesterday to Vincennes.
His Majesty has given 6000 franks to the Mayor
of Versailles, to be dhiribuieLl among the poor.
Yesterday, at two o'clock, Pleignier, Carbonneaui
land Tolleron, were transferred from the Conciergeric
to Bicetre. The other criminals will remain in the
i Conciergerie omit it was otherwise ordered.
London, England, 1816-07-16

LAUSANNE, MIA 5.

Commerce suffers greatly in several Cantons of
Switzerland. Iu the eastern part, many commercial
houses have given up business. Italy is so encum.
bored with colonial produce, that Switzerland can
sell nothing.

Last Sunday there was a meeting of nearly SOO
persons at Krenzach, at the celebrated female preacher
and prophet's, Madame de Krudner.

COLMAR, JULY 6.

The sentence of de.ith passed on General Grupo,'
has been commuted into that of imprisonment for
twenty years. It is thought he will be shut up in
Besinc n.
London, England, 1816-07-16

HAMBURGH, JULY 2.

A very strict system of Surveillanie is not ab•
served in Sweden. No foreign artist (artiste here
doebtless meaning comedian) who travels is pennit.
led tc, enter it the espionage of certain agents tieing
feared in Sweden. No foreigner is allowed to enter
the kingdom without a passport from the Minister
of the Interior at Stockholm.
ANTWERP, JULY 6.

A chymist in this city has discovered a means to
remove from the pictures restored by France the mo.
dern varnish. and leave the ancient varnish under
which the painting has resumed all its pristine splen.
dour. It is to be hoped that Mr. Yuba; the in.
,ventor of this art, will make it public.

It is deplorable to see how much our master-pieces
have suffered on the read, as well from the rain,
which has penetrated the case!, as from the packing
and by the delay in unpacking them. Te coakpleie
the misfortune, malice had been busy befere they itft
Park. Measures are employing to efface as liras
possible the traces i:t those injuries.
Mr. David, the French Painter, is now at Ghat.
Several Jotirnals have said, that the.Ex-Directle.
auras was at Louvain :—we can assert, that he has
nut been seen there.
London, England, 1816-07-16

BRUSSELS, JULY ii.

It is remembered that the domain of 'Ferveuren
has been given to the Prince of Orange as a testimony
of the national gratitude. The gardens of this
charming place %ill be planted in the autuatn, and
the hunting•seat built next year. The citizens of
Brussels have not forgotten that Prince Chalks tif
Lorraine, who so long made them happy, was pat.
ticularly fund of Terveuren, where he had formed
many useful establishments that disappeared at the
death of that good Prince.
London, England, 1816-07-16

FRANKFORT, JULY 4.

The letters from Alsace announce that the num-
ber of the French troops in the fortresses of that pro.'
vince is going to be increased. Each legion of in-
fantry will be augmented from one battalion to two,
and each regiment of cavalry by one or two squatl
drone. The organization'of these new corps is now
going on,• and cannot meet with any obstacle, the
garrisons of these places being by no means as nume-
rous as the French Government has, by the. Treaty
of ihe 20th November, a right to maintain in them.
London, England, 1816-07-16

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'The President left Washington on the 6th, With
his family, for Montpelier, there being no public bd.
linen to detain him at the seat of Government. ,
Mr. Gallatin, who has been appointed Ambassa-
dor to France, Belled from New York on the 11th,
for Havre-de-Grace, in the Peacock sloop of war.
The Washington, 701, sailed from Annapolis on
the 7th, with Mr. Pinckrey, the Ambassador to
N lees i and Commodore Chauncey, who is to cow.
*nand the American squadron in the Mediterranean.

A deputation had arrived at Washington from the
Chickasaw nation of Indians. to obtain a permanent
adjustment of boundaries between them and the
Creeks, Cherokees, and Chocktaws.
On the Bth ult. the new Governor of Massada.
setts delivered a speech to the Legislature of that
State, which consisted chiefly of a laboured panegyric
of the Constitutions of the American Republics, con-
trasted with the European Governments. The 214s-
sachusetts Legislature has passed an Act for separa-
ting.the District of Maine from that State, and erect-
ing tt into an independant State, to be received into
the• Union under the approbation of Congress.
BTi'accounts from New Orleans, of the 18th of
May, it appears, that all attemps to stop up the
cseeasse which occasioned the late extensive inunda-
tion had failed, and the water, with which part of
.the City is filled, had begun to throw out so horrid
a stench, that numbers of. the inhahitants, appre-
hensive of a pestilential disorder, were preparing
to leave the place.

SAVANNAH, JUNE I. 4.
The Dallas revenue cotter has brought into Sa-
vannah the British brie Alexander. W. Connolly late
Master.- of Cork, bound from Kingston. The Cap-
tain and one hand were dead. find no one on boird
capable of navigating the vessel when she was fallen
in with. Added to this, all the men on board were
in a dreadful state of intoxication. The cargo consist-
ed of 47 puncheons of rum and a quantity of coffee.
London, England, 1816-07-16

GENOA, JUNE SO.

Several vessels have again been met with at sea
with no person on board. Two were recognized to
be Spanish built; and the English instruments found
on board another, induce the opinion that she belongs
to that country. A French tartane has also been
found in this state. The crew of the brig that brought
this intaigence assert, that these ves;l:is have been
boarded by Barbary corsairs. It is believed that the
vessels were abandoned after their crews had been
either taken or drowned. When will the time come
for delivering our seas from banditti, who spread
every where death and terror ? These vessels have
been conducted to the lonian Isles by an English ship
belonging to that station.

• A Mail from Flanders arrived may. The CROWN
Putsce of SWEDEN seems to sit extremely uneasy on
his seat. The foreign Journals state that the entrance
t,f Frenchmen into Sweden is regarded with a most
jealous eye. BERNADoTTE knows the mischievous in.
triguing spirit of his countrymen, and is therefore
very properly on his guard.
The late rains have been as prevalent in the Ne-
therlands as in this Country. The damage done on
the Continent has been greater, however, on account
of the overflowing of the Canals.
London, England, 1816-07-16

STRASBURG, JULY 4.

Field Marshal Baron Fremont began, on the Ist of
this month, in the Department of the Lo.wer Rhine,
the tour which he has so long contemplated. He
reviewed on that day the cavalry cannoned in the en-
virons of Benfeld ; after which he proceeded to Mol-
sheim, Haguenau. etc.- It it thought he will return
by way of Strasburg. -
The Duchess of Ragusa and Madame Denudorff
have arrived here; these Ladies came from Paris,
and are going to the waters. at Baden.
His Majesty the King of Bavaria, during his visit
to the part of his new dominions on the frontiers of
France, has given fresh proofs of his esteem for his
Most Christian Majesty. He has refused, it is said,
to employ a French subject residing in his frontier
whose principles are known to be in opposition to the
CAW of the legitimate Sovereign ; and he has or-
dered to be conveyed to a prison in the interior of
his kingdom, the officer of his armies who, a short
time since allowed himself,. in a state of intoxication,
to utter at Wessemburg a cry odious to every good
Frenchman.

The Noce of }fohenloe Barlenstein, General in
.the service of Austria, has just pesstd through Stras-
burgh, on his way to Vienna, in order to finish the
arrangements which will permit him to go into the

service of traii*i hi Basing been. named Untenaqt.
General of do French Armies.

The continual rains destroy the farmers of Algol
But the damage done is not yet considerable. The
Born and the, vines have suffered but little hitherto;
sad if the sun would soon appear again, we should
End that the inciement season bad little affected the
harvest. The rivers, however, have °engin:et! in
some places ; the Rhine is extremely high, and the
meadows and several Communes have suffered a good
deal.

FRANKFORT, ITYI.Y 6.
His Serene Highness the Duke of Nassau mid
through here yesterday, going to Vienna.

The accounts from Vienna, of the Ist of lily,
which we have received by express. announce that
the opening of the Bank took place that day, and
that the exchanges were made at the open Bureau:
this operation caused the course of Exchange to
risc £4O.
London, England, 1816-07-16

LUCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY.

His Royal Highness the Duke t.f YORK, President.
SUICSILOtt.....Mt. Kiernan, Member of the keys' London.
GOVIIeNOILS—.-Earl oi Egremont, Earl of Leitrim, f.oa Waal
J. Barry, M.P. John Latuuche, M.P.
•
THE Royal and Noble Prntru.ns HI the above IN-
STITUU !lON, for the excluslverreatment ofVENERIAL
COMPLAINTS, and their dint emus consequences, in ord-r tts
insure the benefits that have resulted from it, selected Mr. Kir:-
nao as Its Surgeon, (standing high on the Het of the Royal College)
from having directed his chief attention to those diseases. Mr.
Kiernan conceives it a pan of his official duty to caution the
public, by pointing to foe List of the Royal College, rabliArd
in February, 1816, as the only sure guide, and that tin assertion
of persons assuming such titles, and publicly advertising thini.
without being sanctioned by this list, are to be credited. The an•
total reports of the Lock Dispertary will prove that some of the
most dangerous cases of Strictures, Debility, and other suppn•ed
incurable affections of the Generative Organs have been here rs•
dically and succe ssftdly treated.
Mr. 1S iernan may be consulted as usual, by both Sexes, a'. Ks
House, 21, !Amer Charlotte-street, Bedford-square, where let-
ters from Town and Country are to be addressed, and the rec.'.
sary advice and medicine will be given, or sent, to any part of the
United Kingdom.

Just published. price 4s. 2d Edition, Practical Observrfcns es
the above Diseases, by F. Kiernan. and ,play be bad 'at f4o. 4,
Fleet-street, Nu. 20, Patecooster•row, and No. to, Crown-cotr,
Sofa.
London, England, 1816-07-20

MAAitIED.

Thursday sennlght, at Taunton, t4ydney Scroggs, EN. Nu
tieut.-Colonel bf rite 53d regiment, to Sibyl! Jane Daifley, 01,4
daughter of thelate Colonel Dansey, of the 59th regiment.
Tuesday se'unight, Colonel Thompson, to Miss I.ecky, daug'.•
ter of Aldertnas Wm. Leeky, Derry.
On the Sd latent, at Ellesmere Captain Greville, son of the
Hon. Mr. Oreille, to MiSS Dew:v.4, only daughter of Genera
Despard, of the Grange, near Ellesmere.
On the 4th inst. the Rev. William Paterson, minister of Logle
Buchan, in the 65th year of his age, and 42d of his ministry.
July it, at Cramond, J. J. Johnstone Hopis, sq. eldest son of
Sir Wm. Johnstone Hop., K.C.B. to Alicia Anfe, eldest daugh-
ter of George Gordon, EN of Hall-head.

DIED.
Tuesday, in the '27th year of Ms ae, Mr. Joseph Bern:74
Woodham, uoly son ut Mr. Thomas %kuodhatn, Nvvrt.ll4:.
Stationer.
Sunday, the Rev. Sir John Thomas Wheate, In the 66th icar of
his age.
Salerday laetot Seal. the Rev. William Ihrmphry, M.A. in the
73d year of his age, 46 years vicar of Kempsing-cum,fal.
vicar of Birllnp, in Kent.
At Magherrelt, the Rev. Charles Coltburst, A.D.
In Grafton-street, Limerick, Nancy, slaughter of Cour..s::•.:
Gonnou.
• The Rev. Mr. Corr, of Prussia-street Chapel,
At his seat, Richniond Villa, County Limerick, ti my W:ste
rcpp, Esq.
Sunday se'noighr, George William Fosbery, of
second son to Alderman Fusbery.
On the 2d. instant, at thereat of his brother, Glannanore,
the county of Cork, Edmund Nagle, Esq.—Cslebratel tor fi
being an unrivalled pertormer or. the pipes.
• On the 10th intr. at Johoktowii Comity of ralkenriy, lr 14.
78th year, the Rev. John Pick. arcs miniter of tLe P.1:14
almost 43 years.
. On the 30th tilt at East Ord, Mary, wife of Mr. Humphre,
Arnett, husbandman, who, together with four children, died ef
putrid malignant fever, in the space of 15 days. The farlifT agd•
two remaining children are also ill.
Lately, at Bradford, Yorkshire, the Rev. John Crosse, W.A.
vicar of that yilace.—To a person who visited him en the day
his death, be said. " I am dying, Sir; but death is nothing to ins
it is only like gang out of one room into another—l am rat."
He bas left the bulk of his fortune' amounting to oistiy ,Repel
towards the spread of the Gospel in England and Ireland.

HIGH WATER TO MORROW AT LONDON BRIDGE:
Morning -43 min. after 10
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VIENNA, JULY r.

Aceordirig to. the lat•Jst acceunt. from Constatti-
notife, the trench Ambassador to the Sublime Porte,
the Marquis ‘I,! la Itiviere, arrived there on the +Ol
of J rnr, and made his solemn entry into the city.
On the 7th her Royal Highness the Princess of
Wales arrived et Con.tartionple from Athens, on
bfAaJJ an English merchantman, and landed at the
Ho•el of the British Ainha.s-atlor. The object of her
visit and the time of 'pl. stay are not known.
Jute' 3 —There ate few examples of two families
of Sokreigns united by more numerous bonds of re-
lationship than the houses of Austria and Naples.
His Majesty the King of the Two Sicilies is uncle
to the Emperor, both on the father's and mother's
ar.d at the same time his lather-iu•law. The first
spouse of his Royal Highness, the presumptive heir
to the Crown of the Two Sicilies, was the Emperor'.
sister. Pt ince Leopold, the second son of his Majesty
the King of the Two Sicilies, who is the Empuorts
brother-in-law, is going go become his son-in-law, by
espousing the Archduchess Maria Olenientina.
London, England, 1816-07-18

MARSEILLES, lUI.Y 9.

We learn from Odessa, that the Russian 'Govern-
ment there has resolved to pave that city, end Cap-
tains of ships bound the Black Sea, are therefore
invited to brirl,; L.Y ,canes of all sius, for which

they' will be tad accrrttng to &Tr *Azle, tut never
Jess than ten roubles the cubic fathom. •
According to the most recert intelligence, de
pirates who navigate under the flags of Petiiin, Chris-
tophe, and Company, have captured seven English
vessels, and allowed ether flip to poss.

This morning we received Jamaica Papers to the
20th of May, from which we extract the following
important information, given in a Postscript to the
Itortl Gazette of the 18th :
Mona NLws ettom Botavan.—By the schooner
IMinerva, which left Riede-1a Hache on the 9th inst.
we learn that a dispatch boat had .arrived there from
Santa Martha, in nine days, and brought accounts
that intelligence had reached that place that General
Morillo had suffered a severe defaa; by pae,idenr
Torices and General Urilanitta, second in command,
in the neiglibourhond of Ocarma, which caused the
former to retirt on Mompox. The same accounts
confirmed that from 401 to 500 (.1 the Royal Army
(the Cac adores), under Morales, had deserted and
joined tip! Patriots.
is Six days pteviens to the departure of o:tr in.
Formant from Rio de 1;t Macho, a vessel arrived there
front Carthagen I, nith di,patches f,r the Governor
there and the Govcrnor of Leguira ; she wiled the
same day for the latter place, and, after beim; on:
Eva days. returned to Rio de 1 t ila-he, where it was
generally believed that L ,geira had been taken pos-
session of by Ba:ivar. Some time previous, the Car-
vallo Blanco, one of Bolivar's Flaadron, ws•nt into
Maracaibo, in ballast, under Swedish colours, but
upon Cie vessel being recognized, and measures
adtapted to detain her, she got under weigh.
4. A pilot boat had also hero there tinder very sospi.
cious circumstances, and tinder the French flag, which
had much alarmed the Government, and the people
were all under arms. We have it also confirmed that
the revolutionary spit it is taking deep root, in conse-
qttence of the cruelties which mark the career of the
Spanish troops. No additknal force had arrived from
S,rairt, as had been reported. 'rorices and Urd:eitta
had 8000 men, and enrolments were !molly takleg
place of fresh tro..•ps."
London, England, 1816-07-18

NAPLES, JUNE 30.

Great activity prevails in oar dock-yards and
arsenals. It appears that our Court will not be a
spectator of the events that are about to take place
Atiica. ‘Ve are informed that the ship of war
The Town of Naples, accompanied by two frigates,
has met with a squadron of pirates, and wholly de-
feated them. Several vessels have landed in the
Gulf hlanfredonia some persons who escaped from
the massscre at Algiers and Tunis.—A Barbary
corsair foundered before Barletea.
CRONSTADT, JUNE IS. •

This morning, at eig!it o'clr:ck, our town had the
happiness of being visited by his Majesty the Empe.
rnr, who arrived here with the Grand Duke Michael,
the Prince of Orange, the Hereditary Prince of Stse
Weimar, and a numerous company of stratwers, with
a large suite. His Majesty inspected the Admiralty,
the Docks, the Hospita.s, and the oth”r public build-
ings, and then went on board the sTiadrun in the
roads commanded. by Admiral Crown, whine he was
received on board of the Admiral's ship, Rostislaw,
of 100 guns.
It being a dead calm the fleet could not marcegvre.
The forties: saluted the Emperor boil' ring .and
returning.
London, England, 1816-07-18

fRANKfOR r. JULY 3.

By the immense fall of rain and water-srouts, up
the country, the Maine has risen so high by' our city,
that the water enters at several gates—a thing almost
unparalleled in the annals of Frankfurt, at this
season. _ _

Nothing further is yet known concerning the for.
mai opening of the Diet ; the opening of the preli.
urinary Conferences seems, however, to be not
distant.
The disrntes between the King and the States of
Wortemberg seem further than ever from :;n ami-
cable conclusion.. The States, beskies otf.er remon-
strance, presented, on the 18th June, a Note to the
King, respecting the new estab:isiied Sinking Fund :
they acknowledge the beneficent intuitions of the
Decree f his Majesty, but point out several defects
in the plan, and declare the whole as unconstitutional
and arbitrary ; to be quite incompatible with the.
• rights of the States; and therefore definitively reject-1
ed and invalid. On the 24th, the King addressed al
. - Rescript to the States, in which, after severely re-1
proving their mode of proceeding, and repeating his
wish to give his kingdom a free and durable Consti.l
lotion, he tells them they have no right to interfere
in die Government, but must wholly limit themselves
to assisting in forming such a Constitution ; and that'
therefore no attention will be paid to any Note, Re-'
monstrance,. or Representation on their part, which is
not absolutely confined to that object.
CARLSBAD, JUNE 17.
Prince Blucher is expected to stay till the 15th ri•
July, and will then go, it is said, not to Vienna, but
D.therau, having been advised to use sea batting,
and afterwards by way (if Hansburgh to Pyrmont.
,Hambro' Exchange on London, July .3, 35_5.

The Amsterdam Price Current vigil the public funds
of Europe contains the following item Bonds of
the three English Princes at 5 per cent. ( with all the
;accruing interest thereon)-120 per cent."

THE EVEN ING STAR.

LONDON.

• Ilmumnomst
THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1816.
PRICk OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCki
Reduced 64—cons.6Sji—for opg. 541 65
4 per Cent. 793-5 per COIL 91*-I,louda ss. 611. pr.
Ontnium —Exchequer lulls, Ss, Se. pre.

We have received the Paris Papers of Monday.—
By a letter from Smyrna, it is confirmed that the
deserted vessels found in the Mediterranean had been
assailed by the African corsairs. The Captain and
crew done of theft, finding that their vessel must
be taken, abandoned her in their boat, and succeeded
in reaching the shore. It is mentioned in one of the
Journals, that the Dev of ALGIERS is on the hest
terms with the French ! Does the Dcv imagine that
the great Family of Europe is still to remain divided
in views and prospects ; that it is only necessary, as
formerly, when he chooses to insult one Power, to
pay compliments to another, and to promise that
their vessels shall escape pill *be ? lie will find to
his Cost, that something more than words and pro-
fessions is meant to be extorted from hint by the
general arming which he has provoked.
London, England, 1816-07-18

PETERSBCRGH, JUNE 19.

The departure of the Prince auut Princess of Orange
is fixed for the '22d inst.

The weather i; retn,itkably warm and dry, evrry
thing in fall bh:ssom ; ti e temper:mire is 2J
Iteaumur in the shade. We have simi!tr accounts
of the weather from the inteticir of the emoire.
London, England, 1816-07-18

CON• rANTINOPI.r, MAY 18.

On the filth of May, a youth cf IS years of arse,
of the Greek nation, died an lieto;c death. This
youth, who lived at Citrutschesene, on the channel of
Constantinople, had at an unfortunate moment gone
*mer to the Mahometan religion, but soon repented
of this step, and returned into die pale of the old
Greek Church. He was summoned before the
Grand Vizier, who upbraided him with relipions
perjury. On his replying that he was born a Chris-
tian and resolved so to die, he was e.inditcted to ht
Istarnhol Effende (Jodge of Constantinople), to he
again instructed by him in the Mahometan religion,
but he declined being instructed, and even went so
far as to advise the Judge to turn Cnristian himself :
be was upon this beheaded, on'the I Ith of May.
London, England, 1816-07-27

ARRIVALS.

At Portsmouth, Buffafes store ship, from Halifax ; Lor•1
&won, from Cerro; fi um Corfu; /Wiest. .44 CAlt:i
den, Irom hia'ta ; and Duke 4,f Clarence, Irmo 1.i4,04. At
&Not, Alt r;, front Mes•ina. At Liverpool, Marquis of
Weilittwon, Procter, from Sr. Loci.• ; and °riots, Lle bream, from
Danitiv. In the Ciith., Prince George, —, from iviiransicisi.
At Hilft, Newland, Hunter, fruui kiaa In taa River, Dart, lex,
irciu Petereburgh,
• The Dexterity. —, arrived at Peterhead from. Greenland,
left the ice the 9 h instant, and has only 75) tons of oil. Tbe
blaster reports that the fishery was very bad, and that several
of the slope hal received dantage, having experienc.l.4 very thick
Weather Ilona commencement of the season.
CUS I'ONIMOUSE, JULY t'.6.
Suits r.tt•reaED OUTWA nso—Catherme Griffiths, Hamilton,
fie Purta GeOrge soul Witham ; Concord, Whea•ley, for Llsitietir
and Riga; Hon, Cuilen,•for Hamhurgh ; Autumn, Lanier, fur
lourtleaux ; Du►e of York, fxpdr, for Rotterdam; Balfour,
ti union, fur Madeira and Demerara; Maria, Atiettesuo, fu►
t:l't•abar ald Malal.; 2tattfort Castle, Gay, fur lilaineur aml
Teterste.rgh.

Lord and Lady Daman,' with Sir HUMPHREY
RACY, paid a visit on Saturday to Sir Kroner
"„,,'"Lows to take a view of Chatham Dock Yard.,
intuadaf the East India Company gave a grand
dinner to Mr. CANNING, at which all the other Minis-
ters in town were present.
li is a remarkable historical fact that Algiers,
against which such formidable preparations are now,,
baking in our harbours, was the first town that ex.'
perienced the dreadful effects of bombirdmeut from!
tips of war. In the infancy of Louis the Four.
I naval poiaer, the Barbary corsairs infested
fie WAitetraste4n, and drew on them the vengeance
rth.tt Monarch. It- I.vas en that occasion that a
man, named Bernard genaud, who had never
lewd at sea, and whose genius the great Colbert
lid drawn from obscurity, proposed to the Council
the construction of bomb-vessels, to act against Al-
lats. The proposition was at first ridiculed. but the
Leg encouraged the young engineer, and prepsird-
tont being made, lie was sent out with the celebrated
44 Quene, to superintend the performance of his
I 0 suggestion. The coterprize completely toe-
tottded Renaud was honoured for his destructive
otention ; and the Algerines sent Deputies to Ver.
'4ln., to solicit pardon and peace. They restored alli
"to; Christian captives, and even paid a large suns
'itaarey to their conquerors. •
London, England, 1816-07-27

1111RWICH, JULY U.

Arrived the Earl of Leicester packet with a Mdii
from Holland, and the Lark packet with a Mail
from Cuxhaven.

YARMOUTH, JULY 26.
Arrived from Louden on Wednesday, and sailed
on Tbursday for St: Petersburgh, the Dennison, of
this port, Captain Kann) having die Russian Ambas.
adpr, his family, and suite on board. Arriv;:d from
Oporto, with wines, die N.nutilos ; and the Victory,
Captain JtwELL, from RotterdAm, with goods.—
' Wed theWheathill, with goods, &c. for Ritter,f.,m;
theCueumcce sloep fir the Nore, and Di owelary
stott.ship for Dantzie. Arrived and rern.ti t the
CADMUS and MLR/4AI° ilunps of war, and ladt;stry
cutter.

GREENOCK, JULY 23.
' Arrived this ronnting the Lord Gardiner. 13nn,,,N,
horn Picton, in 21 Jars. Spoke the ship Priaector,
SIMPSON, yesterday. off Pladd, bound for Pm' Glas-
gow: left loading the Dorothy. CooK, for NfWCAStie,
and brig —, ANDItEW, for Aberdeen : the A re..huca,
&OTT, of London, sailed•in company with tlte Lord
Gardiner, bound for Liverpool. Left astern bearing
bp the Cl/de, tL•e ship Prince George, of London,
with two other ships and one brig, names unknown.
Tour ~Tlcri.—The Prince George, Protector, and
Jrnrs Dan] ip, hive arrived in Gaurock Bay.
London, England, 1816-07-27

PARIS, JULY PA.

The Minister of the M trine has announced to the
:.lerzhants, that tlie King's fl .et having sailed to take
putsession ef B!..negal, they rn.ty no. load and di::
patch them yes:as for that 31ttiCalellte
It is clear, that what: Engltnd experiences a de.
6cit in several branc!ies of her revenue, France Ws
bt,n betterr4 by rlTtny of hers being increased.

' Ceneril Mouton aive7net was condemned to &As
on the 9:11, by the Council of War, 1.1.:0r., which Le
was tried, at Lyons. lie his apro,,lrd. Immediate:l
after the sentence his wife set out pust for Paris; show
she arrived on Sunday morning, and immediately
threw Lerselt at the King's feet, but withcut seal.
Several foreigners of rani: have lately placed
cbildren in the public schools of Paris. Many Eng-
lish, iti particular, are now to be found among the
'pupils of the Lyceums of Louis le Grand and
Henry IV.
• ROME, JCL? 4.

A polacre, under au English flag;litts brought into
this putt 48 Tuscans. re curd from slavery At 'l'u•.is.

, A M•til from Hamhurgh arrived this moroin7.
The German P.ipers which we have rt cvived by
contasm son►e interesting mu-Mlle:ice; the rtinoo4l
heads of which we subjoin :

.

•
be Amiss isi dee powaet isa sati • okik
sing to ate. ago.
corn that was burnt Is estimated at the value of 'linty
viousand dollars t the Mills burnt down were Insured
for ten thousand dollars.
On the 12th Mr. Reichard iniade his tlfth aerostatic.
voyage with great success. He descended at Vur.
'Etsvalde, having gene 7.4 German (S 6 English)
oil" in an hour and three quarters, and attained a
heireht Of SOW feet.

We have received Halifax and Nova Scotia Pipers
to the .sth July, which are completely barren of in.
tottoatirn, if we except a lengthened detail of the
ilial of a man who confused being guilty of seventeen
orders.

NAVAL IN'T'ELLIGENCE.

MAILS

DAY.

all. DUE.
Du. • 2 0
Waterford a - S u
Gerrniey and Jersey 0 4
RUC! • 0
11011.1m1 - 1 0
Ratie.‘"" - • - 0 0

Alt. DOR.
Lisbon • . - 0 0
Cadiz . • 0 0
Hambursh - 0
Gottenburib - 1 1
Brazils - . 0
Malta - - 4 0

FALMOUTH, JULY 24.
Sailed the Prince Ernest packet for Lisbon,-Qneen
Charlotte p‘cket for Gibraltar and Malta, and the
utc::eater packet for the Leeward Islands,.
kLYMCIUTH, JULY U.
Arrived the Comixsloop of war from Newfaur.d.
L d.—Wind W.N.W.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 26.
Arrived, his Majesty's ship Burvat.ov from the
West. Indies; the Lord Wellington transport ,from
Genoa, Brydges transport from Corfu, and Robert
ead Camden transports• from Malta. Sailed . the.
Jriecess Amelia, BALSTON, for China; Venus, Kw.-
iguanowrn, for the Cape of Good Hope ; and the
Monmouth, HAYWOOD, for Jamaica.—Wind S.W.
DEAL, JULY•Its.
Ariived this morning and sailed for the giver, the
Colonist, BRANDI/01W, *3 days from Barbadoes ; the
Welt, RICHARDSON, from Bombay ; the London,
GOLDFINCH, trims Jamaica ; Princess of Wales, Snif.,,
from ditto; and till Rucker:, SOPER. from Grra4de.
Came op from Hull, the Hebe, Tnolanos, and
sailed for Calcutta.. Pot !Nick and remains the Htnry
ROXIInURGH, for Trinid id.
Five o'Clock.—Just arrived the New Galen, from
"NW, in America.
London, England, 1816-07-27

COLOGNE, JULY 2.

The account inserted in many papers, that our for-
tifications are to be rased, and their scite formed into
gardens, though enirely unfounded, gives great ?ilea-
sure to the lovers of ease,- who (as Koerner says) on
ice without any concern the coot:try t onod in filmes,
isrveided the lightning does n.)t strike their little cpt•
tags. Cologne is not indeed destined to b .come
!minis, in the strict sense of the ward, but a place
of arms, to which an artuy when beaten, or evs n
pressed, may retire :tad quickly provide itself with all
necessaries; and for this purpose its situation particu-
larly qualifies it. It covers the Rhine, and the little
but itrong fortress of Jailers is a kind of outwork,
which covers two great roads.
The better disposed clearly see that the Duchy of
the Rhine without a close chain of strong pliccs,
hangs, as it were in the air, and they feel that it is
necessary to be at all times ready lor war even wl.e:r
there is no reason to fear it. They will also clochtlei.;
willingly sacrifice a. trifling part of their own esse t‘Y
the great claims of the country. The works are art:.
plan, and the roused moan battet:e.:
a French engineer at Wii•
accawhvilmecr w fir
g', y Rood
dwsht usedic b
biasyfar as we know, have not y: t
been introdtseed any where except in these two places,
promise in case of an attack, to be of extraordinary
service.
BULK JULY IS.
It is sew sark that the Prince and Princess of
Orange will wive et Caitlin on the 18th, in the,
evening, and in this city on the !oth.
Oa the 13th &fun Woke owl in the Great WI, at
Spandau, which was lunar prevepted from eaten.

".-
London, England, 1816-05-15

DR. COOPER'S MEDICAL BOARD, BLACKFRIARS.
ROAD.

THE salutary effect of this lostitutitm is manifest
from the following very extraordinary Case
London to wito.—" John Jackson, a the Borough of South-
wark, broker, maketh ends and sahib, that in the year 181 i, be
was afflicted with a dangerous disorder, and was nearly seeentsvn
months under the care of several respectable Surgeons, without
obtaining any relief. The disease rapidly increasing, his lite beteg
is danger, was recommended to Dr. Cooper's Medical Board,
Charlotte-Home, Blackfriars-road, where the progress of the
disease was immediately stopped, and he was boon restored so
perfect health, which, by the blessing of Goo, be still enjoys,
hereby declaring, that in stating these facts he is iniueneed by no
other motive than a grateful return for so miraculous a cure, sad
the duty he owes to lns fellow creatures.
(Signed) " JOHN JACKSO.K"
WITNESSES PRESENT,
" F. M. Lawrence, 25, Blackman-street, Borough, Paper.
hanger; Thomas Johnson, 6, Charlotte•streer, Blackfriars.road,
Auctioneer; Thomas Darby, St. Michael's-44, Cornball, Taller •
gmt r) 4,er.
" sworn at the Mension•honse,lble 9th day of Match, 1916,
before me,
(dlgned) " MATTHEW WOOD, Mayor."
Messrs. Course and Co. are consulted daily by all tanks of
people, float Twelve till Eight, and thins the attendee of skint
Who Isavadseen Improperly filiated.--Adthe grade. on Tuesday,
Thursday, and Sunday Mornings, until Twelve o'clock.
imedaeN.lteDrof.Oboyemaiestas patroowbostisesapavan Zembffiskametrrsores
4etitacuir sheasihrtargeons-
their Actoopbstasou

••riir

PROM LONDON G4ZE77.6.

CROWN OFFICE, MAY a

. -
Members returned to serve in this present Parilrlier. °
Tp,leif Ind Port of Rte.—Juba Moberly,. of Shit use, in
*theCounty of Surrey, Esq. in the room of Thomas Phillips
Jaimb, Ergq who. has steepled the office of Stevrari of his Ma-
jesty's Manor of East Hendred, in toe County of Berks.
'Borough of Belfast.—Litatenant-Ceneral John Michel, of Dow.
list, County of Dorset, in the room of Sir Stephen, May, Baru
who has accepted the office of Collector of the Customs la
the Port of Belfast.