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London, England, 1816-06-11

OFFthE. OF ORDAMICGS, Jut 3, 1316. ,
THE PRINCIP,II, OFFICERS of HIS M. -
JESTra ORDNANCE, tie here; give Notice,
That ?repeals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall,
on or before MONDAY, the 17th Instant, from such Persons
as may be willing to undertake the Supply of LEATHER
BREECHES and GLOVES for Service of this Department, for a
Period of Three Years, determinable after the expiration of the
first Year, upon notice of Three Months, at the option of either
party.
Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application to the
respective Officers of the Ordnance, at the Royal Arsenal at
Woolwich, and farther Particulars, together witb the Terms and
Conditions of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's
Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten
and Four o'Cloek, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed
up and endorsed " Proposals for Leather Breeches and Gloves;"
but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 17th. instant, at
Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day, neither will any
Tender he noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in
his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. H. CRRW, Secretary.

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HIGH WATER TO MO/LAW AT LONDON 132 MGM
Morning . . - 42 min. alter S
Afternoon - 0 - o ....... .... 4
London, England, 1816-06-11

EAST INDIA ROUSE, Ma 29, 1815.
THE COURT of DIREI.7tIRS of the UNITED
COMPANT ef MERCHANTS of RNGLA ND, hag.:
io flu EAST INDMS, do het* eye wage,
That a General Court of the said lieropony will be held at their
House in Leadenhall-street,on WEDNESDAY, the 12th done
next, at Eleven o'Clocir in the Forenoon, for the following put..
pus:
_ _

lei, For the purpose of laying before the Proprietor) o Report
from the Committee of By-Laws, appointed by the General
Court on the 21st lune last. proposing the ordaining, altering,
repealing, or suspending sundry By-Laws of the Company? end,
211 y, Poi t►e pisrpose of laying before the Proprietors, for their
approbation, a Resolution of the Court of Directors of tilt day,
grantino to Coloool PATRICK RUMS, WA Military Auditor.
General at Fort Sit. George, the as of £1,500, for the rooms
therein stated. JAMAS CORN. Ur:tam
London, England, 1816-06-11

MATRIMONY.
u Itsvalidlque patron% referent jejunia nati."—YoGo
From the taint embrace
Unmanly sons arise—a puny race !
ARR lAGE should be the foundation of Exist
happiness, which is often disturbed through the parties thee
form the union, not taking those precautions which would ware
them the enjoyment of that great domestic bleeping. Amide
the melancholy variety of disorders under whirl, !moan nature
Is known to suffer, there are none mote alarming or more die-
dressing than those which result from lashionah:J gaieties, mar
dissipation, or solitary intemperance.
Messrs. CURRIF. and Co. beg to crate that the seduisos at•
tendon of a practice exclusively directed to the treatment and
cure of CERTAIN COMPLAINTS, entitle them to the-claini
of superior acquirement. As regular ,liurgems, they offers
speedy and permanent cure for every stage of that disorder, Wick
Is contracted Li au uoguatded moment, ant which po'sons the
springs ut hie, and for every class of debility, which itthe mow
queue: of juvenile indiscretions, preventive the maturity of SOLI•
tutaling by anticipation, on its unhappy victim. All the ire
firmitles of old age—the 1)94 becoming enervated acd etnt•
sated—the cheeks yellow and Woo& ss—and •he mind gloomg
and dejected. for the result of their success in this parties.
tar branch, they refer to that—reputation, which, they Igoe
themselves, they have acquired, by SO years experience, in s
much extended practice. In slight and recent cases of Syphilis
tk Complaints, a perfect cure is completed in the short period of
two days; and in the most aggravated cases, a proper perst verve,
in their plan of treatment Insures to the patient au Invigorated
constitution.
Married Women, who have long been disappointed in their
expectations of a family, may be assured that, in must instancM
such defects are curable by medical skit; and though the re•
moval of such impedimenta be an object of doubt and uticertatOg
with others, yet the cure of such defects, by the gradual pro.
vess of renovation, is the acquirement ci their experience.
Messrs. CURRIE and CO. may be consulted by Patients d
either Sex, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at :heir bows,
N 0.107, Hattonlarden. Patients in the country, stating their
ease, age, and general habit of living, Etc. Etc. encloslng a remit'
taste* for advt..* and medicines, the sameowill be given or sent to
any part of the Kingdom.-107. liattomgarden.
London, England, 1816-06-11

BR UsSELS, JUNE S.

The Prince of Waterloo, with some of his Aid-de•
Camps, is gone to Paris, atter having given the ne
cess try orders for the changes of the cantonments.
The English corps has already received the reiniorce.
ments which it expected from England.
The report, that the Danish aid Saxon contingents
are going to leave the army of occupation, is un-
founded.
The Russian corps has lately received an addi-
tional number of officers. The Prussian troops are
all returned to their cantonments, and Gen. Ziethen's
head-quarters are again at Sedan.
They write from Lille, that the necessary orders
are given to complete the corps of Engineers. Ex-
ertions are alto Taking to re-establish the materiel of
the artillery, which has so greatly suffered in the
late campaigns, particularly in that of 151.5. The
Royal Guard will be completed, it is said, to tl:e
number of 24,000 men. • The number of labourers
employed on-the works of Charleroi and Namur, has
been much augmented withia these few days. The
fortifications of these important places are to be much
[ advanced in the course of this year.
Jut s.—The Trench frontier fortresses which are
not occupied by the Allies successively receive their
garrisons as fixed by the last Treaty of Paris; The
garrison of each of the great fortresses, (Strasburgh,
Metz, and Lille,) is SOOO men. In the last place,
however, the National Guard still exists, chiefly
clothed at its own expense, and coaststing of 14,000
men, including cavalry and artillery. The Prussian
and Austrian troops of the Army of Occupation are
not to b.: relieved, as it was stated they would b e.
VIENNA, MAY 2S.

The organization of the new republic of Cracow
advances slowly ; but all that is hitherto known of it
proves that the Commissioners proceed with great
wisdom.
The Archduke John arrived on the 15th instant at
Gratz.
- They write from Tolentiao, that on the 3d of thi;
.month a brilliant fete was given there in honour of
the anniversary of the victory gained last year by Ge-
neral Bianchi over Murat.
The Emperor, to favour the agriculture of Hun-
gary, has ordered a great many furloughs for six
months to be given to Hungarian-soldiers.

We understand, (says the Milledgeville Arnakaa
Amnia!) that General Gaines has gone to the Escain-
tia short river, which empties near Pensacola, with
the view erecting a fort in that neighbourhood.
If Government have any apprehension of a watt with
Spain, a cordon of posts should be established along
[ the whole coast of Florida.
London, England, 1816-06-11

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added far providing a proper gnint eT of wboteiome
provisions fOr eich person, and a itirgeolt Wtett fifty
Peri Ons are on board, and for enforcing outer salutary
regulations, under heavy 'penalties. The tris is
'SW tons burthen per register and therei,.re entitled
to carry-Only }7l perions, including the crew; 151
names were given in it the Cuttorn-house, bin when.
the seizure wit made 251 persons were found on
board.

Amongst other evils attendant upon this system of I
Emigration; a door is opened for escape of culprits
of the most flagitions description. One instance, in
the present case, will be sufficient to prove the force
of this remark, as a certain Reverend Doctor, who
has lately absconded from the neighbourhood of the
Metropolis, has been found amongst the passengers
on boazd the Irii.

Two Mails from the Netherlands and one from
Holland arrived this morning. They present
with the following intelligence :

VER3AIt.LES, MAY 29.
It is observed with satisfaction, that since the last
events in the Department of the Isere, a very consi-
derable change for the better has taken place in the
capital in the public opinion respecting the firmness.
of the Royal Government. AMeng the well-dis-
posed who desire only repose and tranquillity, there
is now more confidence than before, since they see
I that the Government lots sufficient resources and
, power to keep down its domestic enemies witho.it the
aid of the foreign troops. It is hoped that the ene-
mies of the Royal Government will be convieced by
the failure of this enterprize of their inability to shake
it, and that this attempt of their party will be the last.
—lt must also be acknowledged, on the other hand,
that the dissolving of the Chamber of the Deputies
ILts powerfully contributed to lessen the uneasiness
which lately prevailed in so many minds; fur the
siAings of this Charnbcr were a constant source of
dissatisfaction, as well from the exaggerated opinions
of some of the members, as from the perverse manner

in which the opinions of others were interpreted by
evil-disposed persons.
The Government still continues to be very watch-
ful. In every neighbourhood of Paris one is stopped
by gem d'arrues, and asked for one's passports. The
gardea of the 'Dinalcries is always shut an hour s.)oner
than usual. Altruist all foreiAn newspapers and
foreign periodical and political works are forbidden
to be imported. The last work of the Abbe de Pradt,
" On the Reetorativn cf the VourZoetu," continues. to be
stz ictly prohibited.
The exactness of the Government in fulfilling its
engagements,and particularly the punctual payment
of the public debt, gives great satisfaction.—Great
co:nplaints are made of the rtagnation of trade.
London, England, 1816-04-23

MARIENBERG, MARCH si._

The distress caused in our neighbourhood by the
inundation, i 4 greater than the severegt war.
in the night the dikes were burst in two plaaa ; one
breach was 20 the other 70 rods broad. In the dark-
ness of the night it was impossible for the inhabitants
i.e do more than save themselves, by retreating to the
upper part of tkeir houses. At break of day a most
dreadful scene appeared, a district of 17 German
square (68 English square miles) of the most fertile
land was under water. Every where were seen
white sheets and shirts hung out, as signals of dis.
tress ' • and from every roof the cries of the sufferers
were heard. Up to the 25th, 200 cattle were drown-
ed in Milentz alone. The continued cold makes the

distress infinite. Daily we see flames arise in the
midst of the watery waste, because the people, be-
numbed with cold, try to warm themselves by mak-
ing fire in the lefts of their houses.

A person observing the great concourse of people
who were flocking to the Lottery Offices on Saturday
last, and. who bad been to see the new Pantomime at
Sadler's Wells, said be presumed that Grimaldi had
given these good folks a priming with his Anti-attri-
uon, and so set them rumens to the Lottery Offices in
pursuit of &num.—Joking apart, we should not be
surprized if this rsmiweg was to prevent many trom
ooptings, and not only oaks these go, but their wares
1119.
London, England, 1816-04-23

MUNICH. APRIL 8.

After the arrival of several Couriers from Milan
and Verona, the conferences between Lieutenant Ge-
neral Voequant and Count Monteglas, began on the
99th of March ; but it seems that the conclusion of
the Definitive Treaty will be delayed for some time
longer.

COTTENBURG, APRIL 2.
On the 30th of March there was an earthquake at
Wilda Soken, in the direction of S.E. to N.W. by
which- the houses were shaken. A loud none was
soon after heard in the air, but we have not heard of
any damage being done.
London, England, 1816-04-23

HIS PRESENT EVENING, APRIL 2S,
A being the second centenary of years since the death of
Aware, will be acted his Tragedy of
CORIOLANUS.

Ccriolanus, Mr. Kemble ; Cominius, Mr. Chapman ; Menenks,
mt. Blaucbard; Stanius, Mr. Barrymore; Brutus, Mr. Murray;
'1 Aka Aufidius, Mr. Egerton. Volumnia, Mrs. Renaud.

After which will he revived Garrick's
JUBILEE.

Tile Overture and Music arranged and selected from the works
of Handel, Arne, Arnold, and other eminent Composers, by Mr.

Characters in the Jubilee—Messrs. Emery, Tokely. Simmons,
Taylor, Claremont, Menage. Ctumpton, Treby ; Mrs. Daven-
port, Mrs. Liston, Miss Matthews. The Vocal Parts by Messrs.
Sinclair, Duruset, Taylor, and Emery ; Miss Stephens, Mn.
Liston, aad Miss Mathews.
ln which will be introduced, in commemoration of the
mortal Genius of England's great Dramatic Bard,
A GRAND PAGEANT

Of tie Cha.‘cters of Shakspeare, by the whole of the Company.
Arranged unda the direction of Mr. Farley.
_ . .

Order of the Pageant—Tragic Muse, Mis O'Neill ; Brutus,
Mr. Terry; Cleopatra, Mrs. &III& ; King Johu, Mr. Barry-
nave; Rkharti 10. Mr. Murray ; Duchess of Yerk, Mrs. Emery ;
Beery VIII., Mr. Egerton • Cardinal Wolsey, Mr. Kemble ; Fer-
nand, Mr. Sinclair ;Fer-
dinand,d, Miss 11,14 Alpine ; Emilia, Mrs. Re-
naud; Hamlet, Mr. Betty, Ophdia, Miss Stephens; Macbeth,
Mr. C. Kernble; Hecat', Mr. Taylor; Cordelia. Miss Foote ;
Ircesia, Miss Burrell; Henry V. Mr. Conway; Pistol, Mr.
Esimutius ; Fluellen, Mr. 131ancbard ; Romeo, Mr. Ablsott ;
Miss Piourdeau ; Friar Laurence, Mr. Chapman.
Cont.c.Muse, Mr.. Gitabs.—Olivia, Miss Mathews ; Sir Toby
Web, Mr Emery; Dr. Canis, Mr. Farley; Falstaff, Mr. Faw.
bet; Sir Hugh Evans, Mr. Grimaldi; Mrs. ForJ, Mrs. Sterling;
Mrs. Page, Miss Huesca; Benedict, Mr. Jones; Beatrice, Mrs.
Dobbs; Rosalind, Mrs. Egerton; Audrey, Mrs. Liston;
nael, Mr. YAW; Perditta, Miss Carew; Autolicus, Mr. Tokely;
Oberon, Mr. Durum Bottom, Mr. Liston ; and Pack, Miss S.
Both.

Tia.morrow. auir 15.0weelobe•
stlay and sasurday, l ve School for Scandal.
Ou Friday, A blew Way to Pay Old Debts: Sir Giles Over-
:-rath, Mr: Kenible. •
Who want., a Wife will be repeated to-morrow and every
evening.
Due notice will be given of the next appearance of the Gentle-
man who performed Sir Pertinax Macsycophant.

HOLCROFT'S MEMOIRS.
This day were published, ins Vols. 12mo. with art original
Poi trait, atter Opie, price Li is. boards,
NEEMOI RS of the IateTHOMAS HOLCROFT,
1. written by I m3Er.r, and continued to the Time of his
Leath, fr,,ns his Diary, Notes, and other Papers.
Printed for Longman, limn, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
London, England, 1816-04-23

S FATE OF EN I-INDIAN COLONIES, &c.

This day was published, in '2 large vols. 670. price 265. in boards,
NOTES on the WEST-INDIES, including Ob-
servatiotts relative to the Creoles and Slaves of the Western
Colonies, and the Indians of South America; intcrspersett with
.kteriarks upon the Seasoning or Yellow Fever of lint Climates.
!iccoodEdittuo, withadditional Letters from Mattitaiquo.Jantaira
and 3{. Domingo, and a Proposal for the Emancipation of the
Slaves.—By GEORGE PINCKARD, M.D. &c. Oce.
London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock and Joy, Pato-net:ter-
row, and L. B. Seeley, 169, feet-street.
IV The interest which bat been recently excited on the sub -
j'ect of these volumes, by the proposed bill for the Regi,try of
'Slaves, has induced the Author to offer,to the Public a new
lsdi-
tion of his work, which has been for some years out of print ; and
be has endeavoured to,improve it, by giving a contiderahlu pro-
portion of new matter, relating to several additional isands.

In a few days will be published,
Handsomely printed in one large volume svo. pric., iu boalds,
12s. a New Edition, being the Sixth, of
A N APPEAL to the GOSPEL, or an Inquiry
into the Justice of the Charge, alleged by Iklethodios and
other Objectors, that the Gospel as not preached by the Nanoual
Clergy; in a Series of Discourses delivered beforg the Usneerth y
of Oxford in the Year 1812, at the Lecture fourded by the late
Rev.'. BAMPTON, M. A. Canon of Salisbury.
By RICHARD MANT, D.D.
Recterof St. Botolph's Bisbopsgate Domestic Chaplain to his
Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, and late Fellow of Oriel
College. ,
Pdated fat F. C. and!. Ithringtou, Si. Paul's Church-yard; and
J. Palter, Oxford.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author, a New Edition,

heini the Third, of
inseams fee Paroeldal and Domestic Übe; detigned to illus.
tests led 4letocce, in a connected View, the mast important Ai%
ticks of Cbrisdan !nth saa Practice. Ins vola. bxu. to
bosels, gel. Ss.
London, England, 1816-04-23

FIRE AT THE OLD STOCA: EX(.114.V6F..

This morning, at Kali-past two o'clock, ,
dreadful fire broke out on the premises of Mr.
.
GEON, of the Old Stock Exchange, corner of Thiss,•.
needle-street, and S ; it was first dist-.
vered in a bed-room on the second floor, and •
was the progress of the devouring element,
inmates had scarcely time to escape, without
clothes or property, except their nightly apparel.
soon communicated to Mr. Baum's, stationer, ;
Alley, which it completely destroyed. The ,
the Coffee-house, with the Auction Mart, and
Vaults underneath, is likewise burnt to the •
—lt burnt b alwards into Swithin's•rents,
considerably damaged the Edinburgh Castle
American Consul's houses ; in Threat.
the top of Grigsby's Coffee-house was also
burnt, and great apprehensions were enterti
one time for PRESCOTT'S the Bankers, and the
England Coffee-house, from the intense heat
against them, but owing to a plentiful sul
water, both those premises fortunately escaped.
whole of Swithin's alley and Rents were at one
in danger ; and, had the wind blown str.
their confined situation, there is nn doubt but
would have all been destroyed: The gubscrii
room of Lues.t.,'s, although so near the fire,
built of stone, we are happy to say, did not rccei
the least dam: ,;e. It is impossible a: present to
certain the arniumt of the damage sustained, as
number of merchants' and brokers' counting-het.,
occupied in the upper part of all the howszs in the
neighbourhood, were emptied of their contents;
no doubt the loss of valuable papers, from !IT C'sn.
fusion, will Le found great. I 1 the inhabitants re-
moved their propel ty, and a great quantity is at pt.
sent under the portico of the Royal Exchange. N:e.
withstanding the hour at which the tire cniainet.ced,
'sue are happy to say no lives were lose.

ni Pia.,l, G. Bariii:
fir. I. 5„.., ,
611; Mayllo,4 r
bud; .4.iii..„„3.
kscrifscF
1 o'clock, arm
lises of Dlr. p,a,
corner of Tlite,.;.
it was first dim.
oar, and so rapt
element, that the
Lpe, without any
:tidy apparel. It
, stationer, in the
d. The whole d
Mart, and Wioe
.nt to the ground,
's-rents, where it
rrgh Castle aad '
ireadneedle-street, „
e was also mue ,
.re entertained 3
ers, and the Net
ease heat reflected
entiful supply :I
ly escaped. D. ::
were at one ti
wn str mg. ft i
3 doubt but th
'he gubscriptitr
sr the fire, heir ,
P, did not receirt
a: present to as.
sustained, a,
counting-houses,
London, England, 1816-04-23

_ .
• -cr.r.:.--r .-.:m...th-Trkcx . . ',..adiiii;i6-.17:41"4
TO AI.L WHO BUY BEFORE SATURDAY NEXT: ' -"rater Entranceetdheer:
I'HE increasing demand which is every day nsore ,tin
tp.
ntontth
o 1 those
apparent for Tickets and Skates, in the present-Lottery,
induces T. BISH, the Contractor, to remind the Public, that P.' articular+ are n
On, Solicitor, St. la
Next Saturday will be the last Day when they can purchase Office, 12, Union-c
Tickets and Shares entitling *bens to the Bonus of 306 Whole on the Premises, %N
"f ickets, which gratitude for the great Patronage he has experl- -- -7.77-_---:
enced fur a series of years, has prompted him to present for their ! *this day
acceptance. Exclusive of this Bonus, the Scheme of the lottery Neatly printed, an
will be found to post4ss great attraction : it contains Two Prizes Heathen Deiti
of XlO,OOO and Fifty other Capitals, notwithstanding the number T"THEC
of Tickets for sub: to the Public does not amount to 14,0200. In ANCIENT
"he Spring lottery last year, BISH sold Three Capitals of instruction.—By IV
I solooo Pounds each. importance of the
y 4, CoRNHILL-,-Aud 9, CHARING.CROSI. tiers and Education
_

COLON! AL JOURNAL.
This day was published, comprised in 288 pages, royal two. and
' embellishes: with superior Eniraviugs, price Bs. (to be conti-
nued Quarterly,) No. i. of a new Publication, etiritle.l,
THE COLONIAL JO URNAL.
London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater-
noster-row; J. M. Richardson, Cornhill;. and J. Booth, Duke.
street, Penland-place.
•.• 'the object of this publication is to record every species of
information relative to the British Colonial Possessions, exclud-
ing only the territories under the management of the East India
Company. (It course it wiU scarcely be more interesting to Co-
lonial Readirs than to the Mother Country, by whom even local
knowlege rust be eagerly sought for. Plates illustrating the
scenery and natural history of the Colonies will embellish the
several Numbers of the work. The periods of publication are
the first of January, Apnl, July, and October.
London, England, 1816-04-23

ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

This morning, between two and three o'clock, a
fire was discovered to have broken out in a bed
room of the Coffee-house that has for many yen
carried on a great trade over this building, which oar
Readers will recollect is situated at the corner of
Swithin's-alley, close to the North-east corner of the
Royal Exchange. The fire raged with great fury,
anti soon communicated to every part of this very
extensive building, in which, at the bottom, o an
Auction Mart, and a large wine company, and abOle
stairs the Coffee-house, and several counting-houses,
all of which are entirely consumed. The fire then
took a direction towards Grigsby's Coffee-house, and
consumed the house that stood between it and the Old
Stock Exchange, hut Grigsby's was saved by the ex-
ertions of the firemen. The roofs of two house, la
Swithin's-alley are also burnt entirely cff,
,blt the
lower part, which are sh:ps, are saved. ne pro-
perty lost is supposed to be very considuable. It
was got under soon atter day-light.

The marriage of the Princess CHARLOTTE and Prince
LEoPoLn certainly stands for the 2d of May.
The legal instrument of separation is signed by Lord
and Lady BYRON.
COVENT GARDEN THILATRE.—Last night Mr. COS-
HAM again performed the character of Richard
Third. He corrected many of the errors pointed of
on his first representation, and of course appeared to
far greater advantage. On the whole he was mil
received, and the curtain dropped amidst applause
which must have been highly gratifying to hiz. teciingL
J.LDICIAL APPOINTMENTS.--Mr. Justice Any,:t
leaves the Bench of the Common Pleas, to succeed
:.. the :ear c-. 1 t!it: hrte Lie 5a,..v.! 1,4 i 111.` -c ."' ''
Court of King's Bench. Mr. licalltOWS is to be the
new Judge of the common Pleas, via Mr. Justice
ABBOTT.
QUEZN• sot:lnstr.—Suspected Murder in Newton's-0A
Chandos-street.—YesterJay William Dodd and Esey Chaprea
were examined, on suspicion of !wog concerned in the murder el
a seaman on the night ot rim 24th March, and that Chapman ail'
posed of the body of the saint-, he being since dead. lienv.
Urn° a-lini.t.—Saniuel Hall was hi ought up for re-tiara.
tion, charged with firing a loaded pistol at his wife with latest
to kill her, at the Prince Regent public-house, in Luck's Was
on the 151 of March last. He was fully committed for trail a
the Assizes.
STATE OF THE ODDS—BETTING-ROOM, Aran ^.:.
DER3T.
7to 1 agst Grey Skin. s i 3 to 1 agst Pandas.
9to I agst L'Huile de Venus. 15 to 1 agst Peony fragr-Pet•
30 to 1 agst Weathercock, 18 to I agst sister to •;:Ksthsrla
OAKS.
sto I agst Sister to Soothsayer. 1 ato I agst Gurodolcn.
Tto I agst Sister to Crispin. Il2to 1 apt Resahella.
Very littiebetting...____,____

COAL. MARKET, APRIL ite.
Sblps at Market. Ships Sol d. Prim.
10t Newcastle 74i seg. 6d, to 4Se 44
19 Sunderland 17 Set. id to th 64.
1 Cal Coal 1 4011. od. to Oes CJ.
1 Cinders • 00s. 04. to Oos (J.

LObU)ON: Priumi by LIVICL Ks ir, Pickett Piece;
Put)lattl tint(, 4114 et the Stex44kt.e, Tani& Sir,
London, England, 1816-04-23

ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS- REWARD.

WHEREAS, THOMAS JONES the elder, late l
a Partner with Messrs. 000DCHILDS, JACKSONS,
and Co. of Bishop Wearmouth, in the County of Durham,
Bankers, against whom a Commission of Bankrupt was lately
issued, and is now in prosecution. rands charged with Felony, la
absconding and not conforming himself to the several Statutes
made and now in force concerning Bankrupts, and particularly
to the Act of the sth Geo. 11. c. 50, intituled " An Aet to pre-
vent the committing of Frauds by Bankrupts." Whoever will
give such information as may lead to the discovery and apprehen-
sion of the said Thomas Jones, shall, on his conviction, receive
a Reward of ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS from Messrs.
Hustler, Hunter, and Bell. of Bishop Wearmouth aforesaid,
Assignees of the Estate and Effects of the said Bankrupt.
The said Thomas Junes is about St years of age, of slender
make, stature much below the middle size, dark or sallow visage,
presenting an appearance as if he had recently recovered from an
Maass, broad face. high cheek bones. dark eves, which, when in
the act of speaking, he keeps steadfastly Elea on the countenance
of the person he is talking to ; dark hair, inclining to curl, quick
gait, and uses a small stick in walking, goad address, speaks the
South Country dialect in a smonth insinuating manner, and occa-
sionally uses a pair of gold-mounted spectaties. He lately re-
,
sidscl at Greencross, in the county of Durham ; was formerly a
Glover, at Ludlow; afterwards In trade at Birmingham; saJ
about 15 years ago was employed as a Clerk in a Banking-house
at Stourbridge.
London, England, 1816-08-10

COPYHOLD FARM, NEAR. TILBURY FORT, AND
HORNDEN, ESSEX; Land Taz Redeemed.-
Bg Memo. HOGG4IT and PHILLIPSJ •
At the AIiCtUDI Mart, OD FRIDAY must SO. at Twelve,
AValuable COPY HOLI) ESTATE, called
SOT TOW* FARM, fa the parish of Mucking, about
three miles from Horndso, three hole Greys; end four frosts
l'ilbury Fort; sionsistiog of FIFTY-SEVEN ACRES of rich
Arable Land. with a Farm House, Baru, Stabling, and Outbuild-
ings, productive Orchard and Garden, let to Mr. Atkinson, tin
Michseluaas, 1117.
May be viewed with leave of the tenants • and Particulars bad
211 days previous to the Sale of Mr. Toornshnd, solicitor, Rons-
fnrd ; King's Ansa, Grays ; Bell, Homiest Dolpbio. Routford ;
Crown, Bdlericay ; Spread Eagle, Inptestene; at the Mart, and
of Messrs. Hogan and Phillips, 69, Old Broad-street, Royal
Exchange.

Valuable FREEHOLD FARM sad ESTATE, within Tea
Miles of LONDON, in the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX,
near HARROW on the HILL.
By Messrs. HOOOART and PHILLIPS,
At the Mart, London, on Fazoav,'SOth of August next, V
Twelve o'Clock, In one or more Lon, by order of the Execu-
tors of the late Janes EDWAADII, Esq. deceased,
AMOST Desirable FREEHOLD FARM. abut
ling upon the New Road under Harrow on the Hill, con-
sisting of ten valeable. Inclusures of prodigiously rich Meadow'
and Amble Land, containing 'altogether about Our Hundred and
Five Acres.
Particulars are preparing, and when ready may he bad melte
King's Head Inn, Harrow; of Clacks Jeaninp, Eaq. Eana-soore,
Temple; at the Man; mad of Messrs. Hoggart and pi,
Old Srood4oroot. .

' A LIFE INTRREST in a FREEHOLD ESTATE a! NORTH-
COURT, in the County of BERK% and the FREEHOLD
GREAT TIMES of Three Hundred and Seventy-nine Acre.
of Land.
By Messrs. HOGGAR I' and PHILLIPS,
At the Mart, Landes, oa FRIDAY, August 30, at Twehe, by
direction of the Emcee, in Two Lou,
THE LIFE INTEREST of a Gentleman, aged,
IS yaws, in a FREEHOLD ESTATE at North:we, in
the County of Oats,. consisting 01 several Pieces of Land lying
in the common field, containing upwards of One Hundred and
Fifty-eight Acres, with a Farm Home, Earns, and Out-buildings,
in the occupations of William Al,hirortb, fishy Davis, and Mary
Illoebasis ; alto the Freehold Great Tithes of Three Hundred
and Sweaty-Mai Acres of Land in Northman and Sc. Helen's,
Abingdon.
May be viewed on applimition to the reppective tenants ; and
particulars bad twenty days previous to the sale, at the Star inn,
Oxford; ; Hap Polio, Worcester; King's Head, Gloucester ; Bear,
Reading; Windmill, Salt-litil; of John Williams, Esq. Red Lion-
square • at the Mart; and of Mesas. Hoggart and. Phillips, St,'
Old Biosti•street, Royal Exchange, where a plan may be men.
London, England, 1816-08-10

MILFORD HAVEN, AUGUS r 7.

Arrived the ship Superior, ATurmne,r, from St,
John's, (New Brunswick) with timber, car Liverpool,
%poke with the following vessels on her passage, viz.
on the 17th ultimo, off the 'Lurks of Newfoun:rland,
the John Campbell, from Liverp xtl for Prince Ed-
ward's Island, out 33 da)s. All well ; on•the 21st ult.
to the eastward of that island, the schooner Helen,
from Waterford inr St. John's, (Newfoundland) all
e el, in lat. 47. N. long. '26. the Martha Pearce,
from Bahia for Liverpool, out 4S Lf.sys, all well ; the
William EAthcoat, of Liverpool, in b illast, wa%
on Bier Island, :shout tire al ar before the Sill:cant
S tiled hi; Majesty's ship I.Er., for lliistol ;
Camden packet, with a mail :14J ptsst•ngers for WA-
terford.—Tf!c 47esvi mentioned to hare foundered a
few days ago, ors' tLis port, called the Mary, Ila
tu.s muter, when all on board Diet a watery grave.
London, England, 1816-08-10

NULL, AUGUSI' 9.

Arrived the Brothers, .Baccz, from Greenland,
with 4 fish, 120 burs. The' Venerable, BARNIti'T, Kith
fish, lit/ tons, sailed from S:►etLsnd a few days
before the Brothers, Baum and may be expected
here every tide ; left at Shetland the following vessels
belongini, to this port, viz. M:try and Eliza, 22 fish ;
Elirsbeth, 3 fish ; Symmetry, 8 fish ; North Briton,
S fish ; Albiun, 3 fish ; and Mary Frances, 6 fish.
London, England, 1816-08-10

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CONSIDERATIONS on the Doctrine of REGE.
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the Church of England in her public Formularies; respectfully
addressed to the Clergy.
By the Rev. CHARLES DAUBENY, Archdeacon of SWIM
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FLORENCE PAPERS.

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PARMA, JULY It. -
On Wednesday, the 10th instant, her Majesty, OW
august Sovereign, who the clay Wore hastretursied
from the village of Colorno to this city, pr.ided at
beißoencil• of .Staie.-....00 • the .evening of the 9th,
there was a grand circle at the Court.
Yesterday morning her Majesty, accompanied by
her Court, left Parma, taking the road to Tuscany.
Lt is said that she undertakes this jJurney, not only
for pleasure, and for the purpose of making use of
the baths either of the Lea or of Lucca, but also to
visit the Imperial ;loi Royal Court of Tuscany, and
to see every thing that is beaticiful or rare in the cele-
brated capital of that State, justly termed the Athens
of Daly. The good wishes and prayers of her faith-
ful subjects accompany her wherever she goes. It is
raid that.she will be absent more than six weeks, but
it is 'certain that she will be in Parma on the 15th of
August, a memorable day with her Majesty (Bona-
parte's birth-day). .

LEGHORN, JULY 19.
His Imperial and Royal Majesty our Sovereign
came here in the coarse of the day to pay a visit to
her Majesty the A rcheuchess Maria Louisa, and after
some hours proceeded to Pisa.
Her Majesty the Archduchess Maria Louisa, ac-
companied by Lieutenant Marshal Count Neipperg,
and by her Court, has honoured with her presence
the famous estah:islinient of Micali, which on that oc-
sion was brilliantly illuminated. The august ' Prin.
cess remained there a long time, and admired with
great cond,:scension the variety and quantity of she
objects with which that great establishment is en-
riched, and particularly the numerous works in Ala-
baster, from the hands of Signor Micali, works which
in Tuscany approach the last degree of perfection.
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FALMOUTH, FEBRUARY 16.
Are;vad yesterday the Lord Sidmouth Packet, with
a mail isols Jamaica, in 41 days.
PLYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 17. •
Sailed yesterday the CoNway sloop of wAr for the
East Indies.— Wind N.W.
HAR WI CH, FEBRUARY 16.
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with coals, bound to London—has been on shore on
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in by three salvage smacks. Sailed the Lard Nelson
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flutifn - - 1 1 Lisbon -.- 0
'Waterford -- 0 1 Cadiz - - 0
puerfisey and Jersey 0 0 . Hamhurgh -- 0 1
France - . - 1 0 Gottenburgh •,. 0 2
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Flanders - o 0 f Maha 10 0
FALMOUTH, AUGUST 14.
Arrived the Rapid pleket; hoist New York and
Halifax, in twenty-four days; and the S./tftsure pac-
ket, from Surinam, in twenty-four days.—Wind S.
Trish gales, and dirty weather.
PLYMOU ru. AUGUST TS.
Arrived the Pa4uite. Or Pernambuco, froM
London, bound to Pei i.amboco, with losi of fdreton.
'ast, in a gate last night off this port.—Wind S.S.E.
PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 16.

*rmt.

Arrived his Mjesty's ship Flaciere, tram India—
'sailed from Ceylon the 29th May, and front St. He-
lena the.soth ; the Company's shin Metcalfe ar-
rived at St. Helena die day before the IigCA.TE ciiled.
Sailed the Prevoyante store-ship for Quebec, and the
Cormorant store-lip for Chatham.— Wind N.W.
RAMSGATE, AUGUST Id.
6ailed last evening for Ostend the Eclipse packet,
taiitain lvltatta. totting over a Camel ( whose name
we do tint learn), and between 20 and 30 other
passengers.
DIAL, AUGUST 16.

L. Artiirtd °dud railed for the River, the Isaliella,
Airway:' in 41; days. and Kingston, HARMS, in 4:
days, and Leda, Let:ev, from Jamaica ; Neptune,
Lewis, from Cadiz. Came down from the River
the Catherine Griffiths, HAMILTON, and Devaynes,
Batton, for Bengal; Ann, Jousts, for Demerara;
Electra, WILLIAMS, and Factor, —, for Philadel
Tibia ; and remain in the Downs, detained by con.
trary winds; also the Pallas, EIAWORTUT, for the
Isle of Fiance; and the Anna Dorothea, ALLEN, for
Portugal.—Wind W. with rain.
P. S. The Kingston, Haunts, from Jamaica, parted
from an anchor and cable in the Downs this morning.
London, England, 1816-08-17

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P.M% AUGUS I. 14.

Yesterday Mrs. GALA:in, the wile of the American
Minister, was preented to the King. His Majesty
'voice to her in. English in the most affectionate man-
ner. The same lady was afterwards presented to the
Duchess d'Angouleme, who received her in a mo.t
gracious manner.

A German Journalist calculates that there are
34,000 inhabitants and fifty-four booksellers at Leif).
sic, and at Paris 580,000 inhabitants and 321) book-
sellers ; which gives at Leipsic a bookseller to every
629 inhabitants, and at Paris one for every 1822 in-
habitants: to this it is to be added, that Paris is the
only place in France where the bookselling trade is
carried on.

The Minister of the Marine and the Colonies has
given directions for the immediate departure of the
,expedition which is to convey to the Isle of Bourbon,
she Baron Debbassyns de Richemont, who has been
appointed Intendant, in the room of M. Marchant.
This expedition will consist of the Elephant,• armed
yes flute, commanded by Captain Chefrontaine ;• and
the Girouette, Lieutenant Lemarant It will sail
ilrom Rochefcrt about the end of the month.

The Ministers of the interior and the Koine have 1
written to the Vicars-General of Paris to •communi-
cate to them Ilie watits of the isle of Bourbon respett-
ing Ecclesiastics. The tabry has been raised from
1500 to 1800 francs, and the inhabitants are ex-
tremely anxious to a'dd,to 'this income by voluntary
subscriptions. The expenses of travelling to Roche-
fort will be paid to such Ecclesiastics as choose to
go : they will receive 600 francs besides, and be kept
while on board it Ihe.chief table. Already aural
pions females have been sent to educate the young of
their own sex in the island, and • some; male teacheis
are also much wanted.

On Tuesday morning a 'young• Gentleman was
thrown from his horse in the Champs Elysecs, anJ
had his skull dreadfully fractured.
A few hours afterwards, a Lady who was driving
her man-servant. in . a cabriolet, drove over an old
woman in the Roe St. Honore ; seeing- the. in jilry she
had done, she gave the whip pretty smartly to the
honer and-was Out of right-iib ii:nrittete. • -We hope.
for the honour of the sex; there is not another like

her to be tiinnd in Paris. The oM inmen's

were broken. She was taken to the hospital.

The Duke of Angouleme, on his late tour, has;nr,
heard sof a village, the inhabitants of which were led
astray by disaffected opinions, went there in disgnise,
made himsclf known to the Mayor, and demanded
list of the men mast distinguished for their mutinous
spirit. The Niayor wrote. twenty name; w:th a Item.
Wing hand r mat day the Duke returned to the yin
when all the inhabitants were assembled, and de.

manded these very twenty men as 'as escort. They
obeyed instantly, 11flowed the Prince with satisfac-
tion, and returnel enchanted, devoted, and Food
Frenchmen.

The Duchess of Angorle,ie, when at Mon, visited
the Hotel Dieu ; thrce sick suldicrs, found guilty th
desertion, pret.enttd a Petition to het on their bare
knees for pardon. The Ductless has since obtained
this favour for them from the Kini.