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London, England, 1817-09-02

1 HE ARMY.

DROFESSOR et FORTIFICATION Wanted
at the Senior •Lcpartocnt of the ROYAL MILITARY
COLLEGE 21 Farnhass„ a 'Nat rAll GU:TU.IIAM qualified to
hold ti.e .ibovelsanied situation. He n.n•t be under 40 years of
age, qua.ified to convey his instruction In Portlbention through
the usetbam of the Preach language, and either to have bad ex-
perience as an instructor, or practirf as an Officer. •lUe most
sada+ act ory retertnor will be expected of character and conduct.
Gentlemen desirous of offering themselves for this situation, to
correspond with Colonel sir Huward Douglas, Bart. C.B. Inspec-
tor General of Instruct ono, karnbam, Surrey, fully stating their
protean/tn., and, it Officers, their Military Services, and they
will Twelve from him all par scalars of t►e duty, salary, appoint-
meat, ausi ezpectations.—August YB, 1817.

BELFAST ACADEMICAL INSTITUTION.
WANTED. a HEAD MASTER for the
ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, who win have the sit.
perhiteedence of a BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL. He must
be thoroughly acquainted with the priaelples et English Onus-
tsar Mid Losoposities, and accustomed to the most approved
method of Promusclatiost. No unmarried person need apply ;
and a decided proterense will be given to a C.laasteal Scholar who
has been to the habit of teaching. Ihe entoilments of the alike
win depend upon the number of the Neater will have
tits use of a large and convenient Dwelling-home. a Dormitory,
capable of aeamunudating forty Boarders, Abed ep inns bed-
atsads,and a well apple ad Schad room. rise most satisfactory
testimonials will be required, both u to character and abilities.
The Elution will take place cm luesday. 30th neptember neat •
sad, it not Inseneenient, the Fortunal abendance the Candi:
dates would be desirable. Ihe psi stilt chosen will be required to
take charge of the Department en the tat of November following.
Appheation to be made to Joseph Stevens'', Esq. Sweaty to
the Institution, Belfast (It by letter, to be poet paid), who will
give every possible information respecting the sheathes.
Belfast, August 19.
London, England, 1817-09-02

TO ARCHITECTS.

WILTS COUNTY GAOL and HOUSE of CORRECTION.
THE JUS ncEs of the PEACE assembled at
-1. the Wilts Quarter 5t..11101111, having resolved to Enlarge,
Alter' and Aniendibe COUNTY GAOL and HOUSE el, CUR-
ltkel lON, at Fishertun Auger in she County of Wilts, so as
to provide proper, separate, lied distinct Places of Confine-
ment and Airing Yard.. for Suety Felons, Ten Bridewell and
Nouse of Correction Prisorierv, and nitly Debtors; and having
lizard to classing the Prisaters Recording to their Sexes, Crimes,
and Punishments; and providing convenient Places for the Em-
Illoyment of those committed to Hard Labour : All Persons wil
lieg to tarnish PLANS for this purpose, are requested to send
the same, with Estimates and Proposals for their execution, to
iy Olh".. at Wilton. near Salisbury, on or before the Nth day of
September nest..--Twenty-hve GUINEAS will be paid, as an
honorary compensation, to the Pesos sending the Plan, &e.
which shall be most approved of, but this compensation is not
to he paid in case the Person sending the same shall be after-
wards employed in carrying the sane into execution.
Architects are particularly requested to attend to the utmost
economy In forming their Demists, and to confine themselves to
the Scite of tie present Gaol and Land bonito:4 thereto.
JOHN b'vVAYNE,
Deputy Clerk of the Peace of the said County.
AVOUST 30, 1817.
London, England, 1817-10-18

VIENNA.

The Duchess of PA AI; expected here in the
course of a f: ve weeks, to pass the winter at 1.1,r
C ntrt. Apartments are tdreody preporing for her
Highness in ilia part of the Chateau formerly occur
pied by the Imperial Chancellory.
The Erniteror and Empress were to depart from
iiermanstadt the V2tl September, by Dever
seg. dec. to Mctrodio, where they were to rennin' a
pert of the :Alai September, and whole rf the Ist
October. On the '2.1 October their blij,stie6 were to
visit Mount zillion, the scene of the celebrated beetle
between tht Austivalis under Genetal
and the Turks during the last war; and on the fol-
lowing doy to return by Old Orsowa Metrouia,
whence they .would continue their journey by the
Mines ot Sza.e.ka to Petcrwarden, where they ATC ex-
p:cted about the 17tii, and will remain for some itar.
On Sunday, the '2lst Septenib,r, a grand conceit
was given at ohe rot the M ;•:.;.nr..i.s A,
which he had lett at tl.e cispc,sal of the Cutontittre
ot Beneficence. The most distiiiginshed ath4tellts f f
the capital wittingly employed their taitoiti in a fete
consecrated to the viloce of the and the pal:—
lic repaired in crowds to concur ifs s.r goo a work.
The receipts ainountcd to 11,721. fl arias (ileCal 13i.
English sterling.)
MUNICH.

The whole of the femi►y of the PRINCE It:YAL are
now settled at toe Place of Wort:burgh, and hit
Highness will not touch lnnger iseter his intended
journey into Italy.
The Emperor and Empress of AII,TRIA are ex-
pected to pot a •ist Ift out (nut; Utuse Ll.ey tetura
CO Vienna from their grand tour.
London, England, 1817-01-01

DUTCH MAILS.

Two of these Mails arrived this morning. It has
been officially announced at Amsterdam, that the
Commissioners of the 'Usti were, on the 19th if
August put in possession of the island of Java, when
the British flag gave place to that of the Netherlands
on all the forts. The following are extracts from the
Dutch journals to the 29th of December. Fiona
these it appears, that the Duke of Waursovos WAS
on his way to Paris when some business of importance.
occurred which suspended his journey. We cast ga.
tiler nothing from this, however, as to the real cause
of his Grace's visit to Loudon. One thing is ol.•vi•
ous that in a few hours ttie Duke could comrnutii.
cate more to Ministers on all the points to which he
might wish to call their attention, or on which he
might require advi:c, than he could write to them
in dispatches in as many days—a consideration wlAts
might suggest the proprietyof his late visit to Londosi.
London, England, 1817-01-01

CONsPIRAct AT Bottkr‘tAuX.

Letters of the 24th ult. from Bobrcleaux, conffrf
'the report, received a few days ago, of same insui
rectionary symptoms htving appealed in that City
but they have been soppressed. The explosion wa
to lave taken place last night. The subjoined pr
vale letter will put our Readers in possession of al
that is yet known relative to this afttir
" BOURDLALIX, DECENCIER C 4, Ism

" I must now tell you of the conspiracy whicl► !►a
just been discovered here. as you will not immediate)
hear of it through the papers. We were all on et
eve of
.being massacred ! The plot has existed eve
since the beginning of September.
‘g It appears, f rom the papers and lists which. have
all been seized, and wl-eie Mov:ands are inscribe)
that it was to be general throughout the country ; tLa
Bourdeaux had been chosen fur the place from whence
all se.o to pr,,ceed, being looked upon as so Royali.4
a city, that a thing of the /end would note sus
petted to exist there ; however the police caught bolt
of it, and the Prefect himself, disguised, with As

gent d'omes, went and wind the principal sit
leaders, where they were assembled, aith all d

‘. Many very respectable people are concerned
it, but the ris.jority consists of half-pay officers a!
the rabbi... Two Colonels have been arrested. at

the arrests continue every day. The lists basin
fallen into the hands of the Police, cause many t
tremble. They were recruiting for young Boni
Second, but what madmen they.must be to attempi
any thing of the sort, when they have such an semi
upon their kaki! Every Royalist in the town wet
lb have been murdered, beginning with the Autho.
rides, and him first who discovered it, and including
all the officers of the National Guard : it was to bas 4
taken place in the night of the 31st. ;—a pretty be-
ginnineof the new year. Nothing else is talked of
now, though they !Live not suffered any thing tear
pear in the public journals."
London, England, 1817-01-01

" That In all the ether Deportmests thee ihall be ten Wee-
teal College—the one ler the Towns, and the ether fog taw
Cestry.

Thu the College of ae Towns shall be essegoatod.of all the
Deeturs of the Daps sot demieilimed towns of 1500 per-
sons and upwards; and that of the Country of an the odsar
leers of tits Dopamine.
" That to•Doparunents which name austral somber of De-
putise, each Canine shall name the ons-half; and in those Do.
pimento Mash suns an odd number of Dewitt, the College
of as °sentry shall astute use more than the of the Towns.
" And, lastly, Thim the Colley et the Country shallows@ in
days before that of as Tem."

'Me CARDOWNIU. combated the opinion of M. Royer
Collard, upon as authority which • that gentleman
would not refuse to ackaowledge—the authority of
Collard himself...(e Lag*.) He then pointed

out various contradictions between the sentiments of
41. Collard ten months ago, and those which he had
now avowed ; and proceeding to advert to the dif-
►erent.systems which were presented in the course of
last Ses►ion, be called the attention of the House
tit Ore particularly to that of M. Laine. He (M. Laine)
hai admitted two degrees of election—the one by
arondissement, the other by department ; ard, in
order to reconcile as far as possible all interests, he
bad proposed a particular representation for the
principal cities of the kingdom, including ec-
clesiastical bodies, the professors of public instruc-
tion, the magistracy, the chartered societies of the
sciences, letters, and arts, and the military depart-
ments. M. Cardonnel regretted exceedingly, that
this project had been abandoned ; as it would, with-
out doubt, with some modifications, have united all
op:n:ons.

M. SARTELON delivered his opinion in favour of
the Project, but reserved to himself the liberty of
proposing some amendments on particular articles.
The continuAtion of the discussion was then ad-
journed till to-morrow. •
London, England, 1817-10-27

NAVAL LVILLLIGENCE.

EAST-INDIA NHIPPING.
The Company's ship. B JNIBAY and CHARLES
GRANT arrived at Bombay on the 17th May ; and
the GENERAL. KARitis, LOWTHER CAsTLE, and the
VANSITTART, on the 30th of that month.
DARTMOU Eli, OCTOBER el
Arrived the Haelte. THomesoN. in 105 days, from
Bengal.

FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 24.
Wrri4 N. N. E..—Arrived the Montague Packet,
with a Mail from Jamaica, in 52 days; Duke of
Wellington, KERR, from B thia ; Minerva, WIICATLY,.
Iron St. John's ; Hero, Jewect, from Malaga St.
Mary, &most, from Jamaica ; Pintos, LAMB, from
Berhice ; Narava, Scorr, from Quebec ; London,
Duncan, from Tobay.—The above ships spoke se-
veral of the homeward-bound trade.
PLYMOU CH, OCTOBER 25.
Wind E.--Arrived yesterday the Lord Golfing-
wood, CoAres. front Madras, in fourteen weeks from
the Cape. On the 2'2d ultimo, in a violent hurri-
cane, she threw overboard about fifty tons of her
cargo.-.-Also arrived the Sophia, DOL'CLAS, from
Fayal, leaky; Prince of Wales, HANWELL, from
Hudson's Bay; Orestes, PICKSLEY, from Jamaica;
Sappho, —, from London for the Cape, with lois
of anchor and cable ; and the Churchill, --, from
Malaga fur Londop.—Arrived to day the Crescent,
Brutes, from Malaga for London.—Sailed the Sappho,
HALL, for Bombay.—The Gutti Christiui, Dnrwts,
from Oporto, passed up Chiliad on the 23d instant:
and landed here the crew of a French vessel, called
le Jeune Etienne, which was left in lat. 18. 47. long.
9. l I. with loss of rudder and mast, and water.lopged:
she was Irom Nantes, bound to Rochelle, and laden
with timber.
PORTSMOU CH, OCTOBER 26.

Wind S. W.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Sesv,
from St. Helena in nine weeks: she left there his
Majesty's ships PODARGUS, GRIFFON, LEVERET, RA.
COON, and CONQUEROR. The Wayzata:xi sailed from
St. Helena for London a few days before the SPEY.
Also arrived the Wellington, Lyon, from Ceylon,
with sohtiers in a sickly state, 25 having died on the
passage.
DEAL, OCTOBER 26.
Wind S.W.—Arrived- yestertky, and sailed for
P1y%.244, his Majesty's ship Pasvoyaarra, from
Dantzie..-Arrived to-day. the Voyager, DUNBAR,
from Havannah.—Came down tram the River, the
Planet, for Jamaica ; Lorenzo, for New-York ; Spec-
tator, for Demarara ; Progress, for Honduras; Vis-
count Exmouth, for Leghorn ; Uytenhage packet,
for the Cape; and Batavia, for New South Wales.
London, England, 1817-10-27

DOVER, OCTOBER 2S.

Sailed this day the Lord Duncan packet, Captain
HAMILTON, and King George, Captain MERCER, for
Calais, with passengers ; and this evening the Lord
Dorman packet, Captain Pa.scoe, with a Mail and
passengers for Ostend. Arrived this evening the
Sybil, Captain MIDDLETON, and a French packet,
from Calais, with passengers.
OCTOBER 26.—Arrived this morning the Princess
Charlotte-packet, with a Mail and passengers horn
Ostend. Sailed this morning the Trafalgar, Captain
HARE, with passengers for Calais.
London, England, 1817-12-15

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, DECEMBER 11.

PRuSID6\7-" The order of the day calls for the
discussion of• the project of law upon the abuse of the
Press and upon the Journals. M. M4rtin de Gray,

to speak

cli you are first on the list of
against the project."
N. MARTIN na GRAY—is' The right of publishing
opinions is a natural right, for servitude of thought
supposes or leads to all other servitudes; it is gua-
ranteed by the-Charter; it is inherent in the repre-
sentative Government, which is a government of
'Moo. Before the great epoch of 1739, all the

cestorships sad surveillances made use of, were un-
aik to arrest the eternal course of opinion, and only
se►ved to precipitate that course. The Parliament
of Paris reclaimed the Liberty of the Press in 1788
the States-Gtneral also reclaimed it. All the Go-
London, England, 1817-12-15

_ ■

GLARE V. HORNE.

This was an a.lt;onena bit of exchange, dated
the 3d of May, 1817, for 449, payable at three
months, drawn by a person named Roe, accepted by
the ddendant, and indorsed over to the plaintiff.—
The hand writing was proved.
Mr. SC.ttLL•TT said he should be able to give a
sofficient answer to this bill, to exonerate his client
from any liability upon it. This bill was accepted
by defendant to accommodate a friend. It was then
delivered over to a Gentleman named Dudden, to
endears our to get it discounted. Dudden handed it
over to Broughton, a boll broker, to get cash for it.—
Broughton came back with the hill, and said Ire could
get it cashed by the plaintiff, who kept a wine vaults
in the Old Bailey; but that Mr. Clark could not cash
it unless the party would take six dozen of port at
50s. per dozen. As money was wanted, Mr. Brine
said be would take the wine and let his friend have
the money ; tM wise, amounting to 415 in price,
was Kat in, and the rest of the sum Was to be paid
in caish. Instead of handing over £2.5, the diaerence.
hoe/liver, he only banded over 424, promising to
send :he other pound next day ; the pound, however,
had never been sent ; and the wine !delivered to Mr.
Horne, on being tasted, was fnund so execrable that
no person could drink it. Under these circumstances,
Mr. Horne called on Clark, and told him he would
not pay the bill unless he had good wine.
Mr. SOARLETT now called witnesses to prove throe
facts, and a sample of the wine was produced, and
tasted by several wine merchants, who stated that it
was not Port, bat bad Sicilian wine, sour, and not
drinkable.

Lord Et nraionotroit said, this was clearly usury.
Mr. GURNEY submitted that there was a contract
between the parties.
Lord ELLENSOROUGH—The contract was not per-
formed t it appeared that the wine was so bad ascot
to be drinkable. Notice of this circumstance was
given to the plaintiff, who said he was going next
day to do a Ittrge bill fur Broughton, and would then
take away the wine from Horne, as it appeared for
the purpose of favouring some other fortunate person
with a table of this excellent commodity.

Mr. GURNZY sa;d, if this was his Lordship's op?•
&on, he would be non-suited.
London, England, 1817-12-15

satisfaction of the inhabitants. Measures are

in I,orraine, and in the Northern Departmnts, too
the same with the Prussian and Russian, and British
troops.
The Duke of WELLINGTON remains at his hel,
Tuners, at Cambray. It is reported that he wtgio
I to Park at the beginning of the year; but hithct'
nothing indicates his approaching departure.
Amanita have been published in the Ratkrij
Courant, which state that 44 the King of Hollaas
naval force in the Molucca Islands at the time oft 4
insurrection which broke out there lately, consi!ted
of she shifts of war Nassau and Evertsou, the frigge
Maria Reigersberg, and the corvette Iris, which, sif.se
the death of Captain Dietz, has been under the c:l'
!nand of Captain Stolerdyk. The Expediticn 9
Saporea consisted of 125 sailors, 50 European s'l*
and 100 Javanese soldiers, of whom, accrdirg
to the official Report, 159 are missing. Atm ng
officers killed is, besides those who have been b;;;1
named, Captain Staalman. The attacks made 1
the insurgents of Harooka, in the island of 00,4,
bad been re?ulsed by captain Van Dial, at,o .04

,er, s ell repaired the fort there, ivhich bad been
by aa earthquake, with the help of the *ter-
vessel the Swallow ; the assailants lost in three
::tacks 90 killed, and between 30 and 40 wonnded.b'
Teoe account: are extracted from a long letter
,:;,co on the "2LI of June, by one of the crew 01 the
:„sse, who, with 55 others- belonging to the same
easel, was present at the expedition against the
land of Saporea, and was on board one of the
uti when Lieutenant Scheidius was wounded.—
tey are anterior by three weeks or a month to those
itbLsbed in the English papers.
The .Iffuterilam Courant makes the following ob-
sadtion; :--46 Respecting the late events in the East
idia possessions of the Netherlands, some English
pl),: have indulged in observations, which, with the
iiaifEcient knowledge we possess of what has passed,
-11,:st not be rashly attended to, and seem in some
reasure- to have their origin in jealousy at the resto•
rxion of those Colonies.
0 It is possible that persons in the service of the
Nrtherlands, may have been in some instances guilty
of improper conduct; but there is very great appear-
ance that foreign influence, at least of particular per-
Itas excited the natives I"
The Vienna Papers speak of a new journey of the
being contemplated. Their Majesties mean to
ti:t Prague, but the time of their intended departure
is sot mentioned.
_

It is believes' among the political circles at Vienna
tlia; the Court will remain at Prague till neat summer,
when the Emperor of Russia, the King of Pays-
fa, aid other Sovereigns will meet, to confer upon
sotral subjects to be laid before the otw Congress,
to ouch talked of."

The Paris Papas of Thorsday arrived in the
course of yesterday, and in a preceding column we
have given some extracts from them. Those of Fri-
day have also arrived this morning. They are almost
wholrly occupied with the Debate in the Chamber of
Deputies on the Project of Law respecting the Liberty
of the Press, which commenced on Thorsday. The
following is an abstract of the proceedings
London, England, 1817-01-08

J 4 41C4 INTaLTGENCE.

The South American cruisers. or easels sailing
under these colour% are doing much mischief in the
West Indies, besides insulting every Rag they meet
'ot inferior force.
On the 29th 'of October, the Members of the new
General Assembly met in Spanish Town, for the
dispatch of busineis.
On Thursday, the 31st, a message was received by
the House from his Grace the Governor, acqu tinting
it, that he had been instructed by his Majesty's Mini-
sters to submit to the consideration of the House the
propriety of passing a Bill, similar in its principle to
the Slave Registry Bill which was inttodoced into
the House of Commons in 1815; and as the intention
of again introducing that Bill into Parliament had
been suspended, in consequence of an assurance
which his Majesty's Ministers felt themselves autho-
rised to give, that there existed a disposition in the
Colonial Legislatures to adopt some measure of that
nature, his Grace trusted, that the anxious desire
which the Ministers had shewn to prevent, if possible,
the interference of Parliament in a question so liable
to be misunderstood, and to leave the consideration
of it to those who, in its provisions, could best consult
the habits and feelings of the inhabitants, and snore
its execution in a manner the least burdensome, would
be properly appreciated by the House of Assembly.
His Grace disclaimed, on the part of the British
Ministers, the intention to propose the question of
emancipation ; that it was only simply the registra7
tion of slaves which was wished for and intended.
The House, in committee, came to two Resolu-
tions on the subject; to the purport, that the Legis-
lature of Jamaica had at all times adopted measures
most expedient to the convenience and comfort, &c.
of the Slowest and that this legislature was ahem
competent to determine upon such future measures
is were best calculated to promote the advantage of
the Slaves. &c.; that a Committee be appointed to
I consider the subject, and to review the existing laws
for the protection of Slaves, and to consider whether
their individual comforts and natural increase can be
promoted by further positive enactments. and, if ne-
! cessary, to bring in a Bill Of Bills for those purposes.
London, England, 1817-01-08

TUE 411.Vr.

A rednetion In the Recruiting Department of the
Army is to t,:ke place on the 24th imstatit. Three of
the Inspecting Field Officers in the English districts
one in Scotland, and one in Ireland, are to he reduced,
and the Head Quarters of all the others changed.
Saturday detachments of the 7th, 12. ti, an 18th
Hussars, and 2d Dragoon Guards, tailed from Dover.
fur Calais. •
London, England, 1817-01-08

comurrTar.
John Julius Angerstein. Esq. Sir William Leighton, Knt.
William Astell, Esq. M.P. littittlll Long. Esq,
Robert Barclay. Esq. M. Dorien Magens, Esq.
(banes Barclay, Esq. M. P. Whim Manning, F-sq M.P.
Sir Thomas Baring, Bart. William Mellish, Esq. M. P.
Samuel Bo.anquet, Esq. Joseph Marryat, Esq. M. P.
Abel Chainualis Esq. Joseph Marryat, jun. Esq.
Sir William Curds, Bart. Matthew Martin, Esq.
Allen Chatfieki, Es. George Munro, Esq.
William Cotten,'Esq. Daniel Mildred, Esq. ,
Patrick Co!clubman, Esq. Hon. Philip Piney
William Davis, Esq. Joshua Reeve, Esq.
Jobe Dear' n, Esq. Thomas Reid, Esq.
Edward Forster, Eq. Rohm Shedden, Esq.
Thomas Fork)! Forster, Esq. B. B. Bhedlen, Esq.
B. M. Forster, Esq. Sir James Shaw, Bart. M.P.
Peter Free, Esq. Henry Smith, Esq.
Mr Richard Can Glyn, Bart. Samuel Thointos, Esq. M. P.
ter. Hannan, Esq. Claude Geo. 'Thornton, Esq.
Edward Harman, Esq. William Vaughan, Esq.
sank Niihau, Esq. Joshua Watson, Esq.
aumiel Hoare, Esq. Wm. Wilberforce, Esq. M. P.
I. .1. tiolford, Esq. Sir Robert Wigratn, Bart.
Hrgh Hammersley, Eq. John Whitmore, Esq.
Pimp limes, Esq. John Whitmore, jun. Esq.
George Jeffery, Esq. Thomas Wilma, F.sq.
John Jeffery, Esq.

IT WAS RESOLVED,
That it Is expedient at this particular moment, when the
elim.cn is so great in various puts of the Metropolis, that the
Sebuziptioas to this Committee be renewed•
London, England, 1817-01-08

CONSTITUTION OF HAYTI.

Whlt is called the Revived Constitution of Hayti,
bas been received $ it comprehends eleven articles,
which are subdivided into upwards of 200 sections.
The preamble is thiss—The Haytian people pro-
claim, in the presencd of the-Seruame BEING, the
Constitution of the Republic of Hayti, it, order (0
consecrate their liberty and indepen.lence for ever.
Art. 1. Declares, that Slimes cannot exist in the territory of
the Reptibl.c, and that Slavery here is for ever abolished.

S. kelates.to the territory.
3. Refer, to the political condition of citizens.
•. Respects religiois and morality, determining, that the Ca-
tholic, Apostolic, abd /Wotan Rtltgl•m, tieing that of all thy.
tints, is the religion of the State, and shall be especially protected,
as well as its ministers. And further I: is provided, that every
other retig6tit worship is tolerated.
S. Adjusts the legislative power, which is lodged in a Hoeft
of Repre.etstatives and Senate.
b. Regulates the promulgatiou of laws.
7. Settles the Ezecutive authority, which is &legated to i
Magistrate, who assumes the title of the President of Haw.
Ile government is elective, and every citizen is eligible to ate
Presidency.
S. Forms the judicial power. The remainirg articls advet
to agriculture and commerce, and regulate the duties which ate
to constitute the Revenue of the State.
London, England, 1817-01-08

NAVAL INTIILLIGBNCE.

•
MAlLS—ass. Due. ARIL Doe.
Dublin . . . 2 0 Fronde 6 • - i 0
Waterford -. 0 1 Hamburgh -- 0 SI
Ouerntey and lenity 0 4 Gottenbargb -. e 2
Lisbon . - . 0 0 Flanders - - - 0 0
Holland - . . 0 2 Malta - . 0 0
FALMOU I H, JANUARY S.
&tiled his Majesty's ships Hatton and Tet.con•‘PH
on a cruize ; and the Heed, Rossars, for Cardiff.

PLYMOUrH. JANUARY 6.
Arrived the Jane, W11.0111.1450N, from St. John's—
The brig Taratitola, of this port, Captain Dam
from Bourdeaus to the Havannah, was boarded by
a Catthagenian private schooner, of between 50 and 60
tons, with 40 men, carrying two gaff topsails painted
black with a white streak in them: after threatening
the lives of the crew, some of whom took to the
boats, she was plundered of a great part of her cargo,
valued at 45000. The Moffat (Indiaman) drove
from her moorings this morning, but brought
without damage. Two vessels, names unknown, are
reported to have gone on shore last night in Bightiry
Bay, and totally lost—..one laden with fruit, and the
other with skins.—Wind N.N.W.
PORTSMOUTH JANUARY 7.

Arrived and sailed for -Havre the Massachusets,
BAXTER, from New Bedford. Sailed the Mars,
Mowry., for Plymouth ; Hebe, Bnurrow, and Ann,
HAWARD, for Poole.—Wind N.W.

DEAL, JANUARY 7.

Came down frota the River the Alfred eat! John,
for J .maica ; Sappho, for Demarara ; Blu-
cher, for Bermuda; Somerset, for New York; Bea-
gatiza, for Smyrna; and golden Fleece, for St.
Jago, and sailed. with the *hole of the East India.
men and the rest of the outward•bouud. for their
different destinations, except the Triton, Loccimar,
which has remained to repair het windlass. Pm back
the Richard, Nosu.s, for Demarara, having lust three
anchors and cables in Margate Roads; the British
Army, EXFORD. and several more homeward bound
vessels, are detained by contrary winds. - Wind N. W.

DOVER, JANUARY 7.
Arrived the Cornwall, BALM', from Truro; and
Ann, SUNIY, f rum London, with loss of anchor and
cable each; Mary, WATTON, from Little Hampton,
with loss of anchor and cable, and very leaky ; also
the Good Statesman, Catherine, and Boston Packet
transports.
London, England, 1817-01-08

GRAVESEND, JANUARY 7.

Arrived the Ebenezer, 'Noma, from Lisbon ;
London PAck,a, Asell.t., front Seville.—Sailed the
Kent, IRELAND, for the espy of rood Hope ; Chan
non, Fm.comzu, flr Dominica; Ocean, Mnautsou,
for Teseriffe; Hunter, Honor, for Leghorn.
London, England, 1817-01-08

MADAME DE GENUS' NEW WORK.

'ust publi►hed, by H COLIC:RN, Conduit street, in Two Vol.;
Prke 7s.

LES BATTUECAS.—Par Madame De GENUS.
As Battutcas are the Inhabitants of a beautiful Valley in
Spain' surrounded by inaccessible mountains, who, according to
Mores' and toiler Historians,-Uved for age. intbia asylum without
any knowledge of Or communication with the rest of Spain.
" Since the Siege de la Rochelle, Madame de Geniis has pro-
duced no work that will be read with more delight than Les
Hattuaas."—Journal des Debats.

12,000 Tickets. '.1:40J0
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. Third ditto ditto 600 Guineas
Fourth ditto 400' Guineas
Fifth ditto ditto VA Guineas
Sixth ditto ditto 900 Guineas
Seventh ditto ditto 300 Guineas
Eighth ditto ditto 300 Guineas
First 500 Blanks entitl4 to 2.5 Guineas each.
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DAYS Of DRAWINO.
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st!, February 6, 1817.
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Ater our hearty comtnerdations, having considered the fore-
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pursuant to the provisions of an Act passed in the 5601 year ut
his MajwAy's Reign, we do heruby signify to you our Consent
and Approbation thereu.
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1216. LIVERPOOL,
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To the Managers and D!rectors of the Lottery.

SI A l'E I 03TERY OFFICES,
No. 7; CORNHIIII., sod 26, OXFORD-STREE f*.
CARROLL has the pleasure of taking the
G earliest opportunity of acknowledging the distinguished
reference with which the Public has honoured his Oflices. It
is therefore with feelings of the highest gratification, that he con-
gratu'ates his friends on the eminent success which attended their
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London, England, 1817-03-05

TXB ?VSW LOlnitr.

Yesterday the M __ANI6TER received the Bidditi;ls for
25,000 Tickas to be drawn in Two or more Lotte-
ries, to be drawn on or before the 19th July, and the
Public not to be charged more than £l9. lus. I,tr
Ticket. The following were the Bidding% :

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SIIEWEJ.L. HAZAKD, and CO. 142 13 4
Gamma CARauLL l2 10 2
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Messrs• SIVEWItIMIT and Co. were declAted the for•
tunate Purchasers.
London, England, 1817-03-05

NEW EDITION OF inIIRE rrs PBERAGE.

This day was publiahed, neatly printed on a fine paper, in two
large •olumes, price in Wirth Li. 49. a New Ittittiuti, consi-
derably improved, and eoriected to the present woe, being

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the Tenth, of
11HE PP.E RAGE of the UNITED KINGDOM
of GloiliAT BRI FAIN and IRELAND, with the extinct
and forfeited Peerages, a List of their Family Names, second
Titles, tic. and a Translation of their Mottoes. Alto, a List:of
Knights Grand Croses, Knights Commanders, and Command Ts
of the Bath, alphabetically arranged, and of British Subjects hol
ing Foreign Orders of Kni(lithood.•

By JOHN DEBREIT,
Editor of the New Baronetage of England.
Printed for Rlvingrons, Egerrtm, Walker, Clarke and Sons,
Cutbeti, Longman and Co. Cadell rid PAvirs, 14 ichard ion, Booth,
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Of whom may be bad, by the same Editor, The New Baronet.
age of England, In two large volumes, price .Ei. Its. in boards.

INGRAM, at his Warehouse, Nu. 30, City-R.lnd;
Finsbury-square, still emuinues fo take them on the mil)
!Metal terms ; likewise French Silver, at cis. 'Wowing rate ;
priers Sd. Shillings Ind and Half Crowns 9s. Sd. for-the hest
and cheapest Hosiery, Gloves, Millinery, Haberdashery. raic
Flannels, Stays, Child Bed Linen, l'e:isse,Cdrset, and Oress•Nta-
-1 kii,g.Childrene Shoes, Straw, Salle and S. al Hats, Furs ; kinds
of Fancy and Winskor Soaps, &c. &c. Fed 90 per Cent cheap. r
than any other Warehouse in London, wholesale, retail, and tor
exportation —Country Shopkeepers supplied.
London, England, 1817-03-05

FROM LAO NIGHT'S GAZ.E7TE.

[This Gazette announces, that the Prince Regent has appointed
T. spo•nsr, of Hill• House, Ely, Esq. to be Arra of the Coun-
ties of Cambridge and Huntingdon; and Lloyd, of Tral!wyn,
Esq. to be Sheriff of the County of Carnavoni vice D. Vawdry,
of Phsgwynnara, Esq. The Gazette also notices that the.
Prince Regent and her Mlesty has been graciously pleased to sig-
nify their torment to become godfather and godmother to the
young son of the Prince and Princes% of Orange, in cenipliance
with the request of their Royal Iliglinesses.3
Musnrs rammed to r,tve in ch.!, present PA PLIA M
County of Down—The Right Hon. Arthur Hill, cool:nor'.;
tailed Lord Arthur Hill, in tin room of the Hon.
Meade, who has accepted the oiSce of his Majesty's Consul-
General in Spain.
London, England, 1817-10-11

ITU AIM 112PSNIvt Cont.

Yestaday, at three I?ClOCke the Pasties REGRET
held a Court as Carlton-horse. The Duke de SAW
CARLOS, the Spanish Ambassador, was introduced
to his Royal Higbneu by Lord Viscount CAine
MIAMI, and conducted by ROBERT Cnerrea, Esq.
the Assistant Master of the Ceremonies. His Esccl-
lency had a closet audience of the Rectum, delivered
kis credenti..ls, and was mo.t graciously received.
Afterwards M. M. CHIT de CAMPULANO. A. Go-
atee, A. CABBILLERH, and J. LABRADOR, Gentlemen
of the Duke's suit, were introduced to the tams
Raoul:, upon their different appoinfments.
They came to Court in the French Ambassador's
carriages, with the servants in state Herm'.
The Baron HUMBOLDT, the Prussian Ambassador,'
was then introduced by Liod Viscount Ciorrca-
MXMIIII, and conducted by ROBERT CMIPITRA, Esq.
the Assistant Master ofthe Ceremonies. His Seed-
!racy had a closet audience of the Panes REGROW,
delivered his credentials, and was must graciously
received.

Mr. JOV/NRAT, '.the Baron Btrtow, and Count
Lust were severally introduced to his Royal High-
ness the PuINCSUItsT, upon their various appoint-
swifts tin tile Prussian Embassy.
His Extellency anti suite came to Court in Prince
&ruinAsir. the Austrian Aubassador's carriages,.
Attended by the servants in their state liveries.
A General Officer i•i the Portuguese service was
in.rwduced to the. PIIINCI ReGIsT by Lo►d Viscount
Sinuotrit, upon nib remit' te England,- 4/then his
Royal Highness was graciousi) pleased to confer the
honour of Knighthood upon him.
His Royal Highness held a Privy Council, which'
was attended by the First Lind of the Treasury, the
Secretaries of State for the•Husie and Foreign De-
partments, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the
Pr:sident of the Board of Controul, the Treasurer
of the Household, and the Judge Advocate General.
Mr. BULLIti attended as Clerk of the Council. The'
Judge Advocate General laid before the Pulses the
proceedings of :me Courts Martial, and took his
Royal Highness's commands upon them.
Viscount. SIDAIoUTH and Viscount CASTLItReAGH
had andiences of the Pau CS Rantrit.
Lord BOsTOII and Sir WILLIAM lENZPIL were tie'
Lord and Groom is Waiting.
London, England, 1817-10-11

WINDSOR, OCTOBER 10.

Yesterday her Ma'am aid the Princess ELIZA..
Baru took an airing by Sunning-hill Wells, and re-
tarded to the Castle to dieser. The Princess An•
ourra took her usual airing on horseback in the Park.
Lord Rivaits entered the Little Park yesterday
morning with his Gov pack otgreyhouuds. when some
flue coursing took place, which attracted a great
amber of specimen',
This auseainf her MAsiery and Princess Etna-
arra took as arms to Frogloore.
This daj Lord Riven repeated the diversion
cost:Lan the Little Park I there was a great deal
of e nt sport, during which there was some very
superior roes.

RAMSGATE, OCTO34R 10.
A brilliant Ball wasgivea at the Assembly Rooms
on Tuesday evening, and the beauty of our fair coos.
r rwoosen was never more conspicuous. Dancing.
commenced at ball-past nite. o'clock with the $1.1.4?
led off by Captain Destutsoi and the Hciarourablei
bliss /*AUK. A single quadrille followed, and then
a Mk. of Scots dances, cpmenencing with “ /Woe,
vas stair re yes Stem" ably led by Mr. Gow. One
hundred and sixty-two fashionables graced this as.
suably with their presence. The dancing was kept
up with spirit till ball—past sue o'clock. A propor-
tion of the company did nqt separate till a late hour.
In the gay circle were the fullo.wing4
COMMIES et Mendes, sir Wilms arid Lady Fraser, Sir F.
and Lady reed, Sir Janes and Lady t eke, Lady and Miss Moor.,
Mr. and Mrs. Warr., Mr, and Mrs. AIMS, Comes. of Dais.
mere How Mr.. Gardiner, Mr. I th, Captain kvelyn. Lady
Hapliina, Colonel lieekwor tA, Mrs. ere Sutton, and Min
M. Settee, Dr. they, Mr. Tartan
The town is crowded beyond all precedent. Nu-
merous families continue to arrive, and many proceed
to Broadatairs.
London, England, 1817-10-11

LONDON ADJOURNED SESSIONS..

Yesterlay these Sessions were held at Guildhall,
before the RECORDEN and a Bench of Aldermen.
John Jacob: and Edmond Botterevorth were indicted
for assaulting and beating Richard Crook, John
Menzies. and Tyrrell, the two former watchmen,
and the latter a constable of the City of London, on
the 15th of September.
From the evidence of the prosecutors the following
facts appeared :—'rhe prisoners, together with a
cumber of idle and disorderly characters, were, on
the evening of the day stated, returning from Ed-
monton Fair, and on arriving in the neighbourhood
of Shoreditch, some of them proposed that they
should " have a lark." They commenced the tun by
stealing the rattle and lanthorn from Crook, who was
then on duty. The later called for assistance, when
bfenzies came op and endeavoured to secure some of
the parties. A cry was imtatitly raised among the
ruffianly clew of " mill the -- thieves," and the
two watchmen were instantly atrackt d and beaten in
a most cruel manner. Four fellows, among whom
was the pris,,rer Jacobs, tell upon Crook, knocked
Lim down, and beat him until hr was senseless. In
the coursent the scufltr Crook received a severe cut
On the head, from which he has scarcely yet rem-
. vered. Another division nt the party directed their
attention to Menzies, who was so severely beaten that
Its could not reach the watch house without assis-
lance. While this was going on, Tyrrell, who was
also on duty as night constable, arrived, and to his
active ezertims was owing the captt.re of the two
prisoners, who were observed to be the most active in
the outrage. Tyrrell, in his endeavours to apprehend
the ringleaders of tl,r party, received sevetal blows,
among the effects of which. he had to reckon two
black eves, and the loss of two teeth.
The Rt CORDER. after recapitulating the evidence to
the Jury, observed, that the present outrage was to
be attributed, like many other offences of a more
serious conn.lesion, to the yran;cious cftexts of fairs
held in the neighbourhood of London. In the course
of his experience at the Old Bailey, he had known
many instances of y6tivr, men coming to an ignomi-
nious death, whose first snit arce into the commission
of crime might be traced to a fair. The Jury returned
a verdict of Guilty a;;ainA both the prisoners.
Jacobs wins sentenced to six months' imprisonment
in the Giltspur•street Comptera and Butterworth to
three months' imprisonmsnt in the same place of
coofineinent.
London, England, 1817-12-23

Ordered.Tbat the Thanks of the M.idng be glom so the Moe
verb and Seconders of the said Addresses.

It ICH AK u bill )OKZ. bora

On the Motion of &imam Lsion, Es, it was resolved
unanimously. That the I hanks of the Meeting he ghee to •he
High Sheriff for cm:caning the same sod for hts modest is the
Chair.

" To his Royal Highness the PRINCE It HORN r,
" We, the Nubility, Gintilenstri. Clergy, and Freeholders, of
the County Palatine 01 Che-fer, beg leave Mimi'', to approach i
your Royal Highness with t e ezpr ssioa of our cordial condo.
lake upon the late melancholy and ;twinl diapeasation of Plow-
, issuct. which has so severe.), wounded sour Royal Highness's
parental teelings and p tinged this nation into the deepest stacew,
" We beheld in your amiable daughter the qualiacrioes !
related to embellish the high station to whoth she was hare. and
bad cherished the toad hope that au union cemented by so many
virtues, Wnu d have proved a lasting blessing to the Country, and
have condom(' s line of Patriotic Sovereigns worthy sueceuots
of the House of Brunswick. But the•- bight prospects are de
*roved, and it only remains for us to submit to the Will sir the
Auatoirr• Disposes of events, humbly praying that the tug-
„is,* "path), it a loyal and fidemmeste Pavia, may -gird
seine ft:lsolation to your Royal I lighoess'. Allict-d mind."
it To las titres* Higbnewt the Prince' of SAXIE-COMOU 10, •
We, the Noblity, Gruisesen. Clergy, and !matching.
the County Palmists of Chester, must respectfully prestos o your
Serene Higheit:es tim where of Our towlede ce sad unfeigned
earner on be temperable loss your Seidl* Hithriel•4lllll ingtheed
in the death of i our aural)+, and ever to be hummed Co sore
Welted citerisheil the hop.- or your enjoyment of a long erL sof
&meant happiness, vid hail fondly ai.tlcipated trom It a sifters.
don of virile. a-d Patriooc Sovereigns. Il he inscrutable Wis.
dam of Peomatmcs has disappointed these hopes, and .t is our
dun, s• nthesn, h nobly pram the AtitIOSTV to support yes '
wader tits severe infliction.
" We beg to assure your Serene Highness that your numerous
virtues hive eikkated you to the British Nwise, and that we shall
ever feel a paha interest is your future nappluess."
London, England, 1817-12-23

~VAYAL Ir'sLLlakwcj.

FALMOUTH, DECEMBER O.
Wind N.N.W. to N.W.—Arrived the Duke 'a
Wellington, Hat., from London for the East In.
dies. Sailed the Walsinghatn packet, for Jamaica ;
ChesterF.eld packet, for Lisbon ; and Grace packet,
tor New York, all with Mails ; also the Jason, PITT,
fur Naples ; William and Thetis, for Charente ;
Charles, RE►D, for St. Michael's ; and George H►b-
bert, STEAD, for Antigua.

PORTSMOIII'H, DECEMBER 22
Wind N.E.—Sailed the Regulus transport, for
Cork; Christiana transport, • and Richard, Nostrq
for Demarara. The Lively, Howson, which ar.
rived yesterday from Jamaica, sailed in
.c mpany
with the Sovereign, for London, and pane com-
pany on the Si of N .vervher, 'off St. Domingo—she
spoke the Juno, from Baltimore for Oporto, out
twenty-three days. • .

DEAL, DECEMBER 22.
Wind W.—N 'thing arrived or sailed tn•day. Re-
main in the Downs the SEVERN frigate, and the Ge-
nera' Pike, for Amsterd im. _

DOVER, DECEMBER 22.
Arrived last night the Lord Duncan packet, Cap-
tain PASCOE, from Ostend, with a Mail And passengers.
Soiled this morning the Flora, Captain WATSON,
with his Excellency Count PALMELLA, for Boulogne;
and the Susanna, Captain I'vlools, for Calais, with
passengers. Toe Duchtss of WELLINGTON came
over from Calais last evening in the Lord Duncan.

RAMSGATE, DaEMIBER 112.
The Golden Rive, HurcitixsoN, of this port, ar.
rived to-day from Shields :he saw a large ship sunk
on the Knock Sand, and had previously fallen in
with part of her masts and rigging, which he picked
up and brought in. Several large boats have sailed
to-day for the wreck—name not yet ascertained.

PADSTOW, DECEMBER sto.
The galliot Edward, MI EY, of London, from Kin-
sale for St. Michael's, was driven in here this morn-
ing, with loss of cable and sails.
SUNDERI.AND4 DECEMBER 20.
The Industrious Farmer, Rormssotr, from Whit-
ley, in attempting this harbour yesterday, got on
shore behind the North Pier, but is expected to be
got off. The Robert, ROBINSON, in attempting this
harbour this morning, got on shore behind the South
Pier, and immediately went to pieces—crew saved.
_ .....

STKANGFOitD, DECE\UER 14.
In the storm last night the following vess!ls were
forced on shore in this district, viz.—The Brothers,
of and from Wexford, MYLER, master, laden with
oats for Glasgow, totally lost at St. John's Point—
crew saved. The John, Hays, master, of and from
Wexford, laden with barley lor Glasgow, on sito:e at
Rtngfad Point, near Ardglass—some of the crew los..
On the 9th instant, the sloop Clyde. of and prom
S.ltcoats, (in Scotland) laden with coals for Drog-
heda, struck on Rock Patrick, at the south entrance
of this port, and has been totally lost crew saved.
London, England, 1817-10-29

Price ss No. VI. of
ANNALS of the FINE ARTS; published Quar.
tett), : containing, amohll other interesting subjects, Letter
the liecontl, from the Ghost of Barry to his Royal Highness the
Ptioce Regent, relative to the Conduct of 'he Royal Academy;
General Observations on the Coliure of the Fing Arts in Great
Britain ; on she present State of the Fine Arts it; Paris ; Account
of the Exhibitiox of the Works of the Architectural Students of
the French Acalerey at Rome in 1817; on the late Nathaniel
Dance, Esq. R.A ; on the pre sent State of the Fine Aftfl in France;
and in Russia; Mr. Eisler's in Reply to Mr. Robaison, and other
original Papers, Correspondence., Stc. Review of the Exhibition
at the Salon de Beaux Arts in Pars, 1857; new Rooks and Prints;
the Costume, Scenery. and Decorations of the Wint,r I heatres ;
Biography of the late Josiah lloydril, and Martha Drolling. sen.
of Paris, Ice.; Transacthena of various Societies, &c ; Catalogue
of the Antique Marbles belonging to the Marquis of Lansdowne,
&c.; Distnbutiogrof the grand Prizes by the Royal Academy of
Fuse Arts at Parte on the nth lust. (October), communicced ex-
clusively for this Work; Announcement of Vi'orks in Hand;
Orginal Poetry, Sec.
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London, England, 1817-10-29

MORE AMERICAN PAPERS.

Since making the foregoing extracts, we have re.
ceived additional files of Newspapers—from Balti-
more to the sth instant, Bolton to the 6th, PhiWel.

phia to the 6th, and New Yurk to the SI instant.--
The tollowing are extracts:

" FERNANDINA. Sept. r 9, 1817.

" On Saturday, the 13th inst. there was A formi-
dable attack on this place, from the water, by two
gun-boats, and by land by a considerable land force,
with four brass field-pieces. Tile enemy were gal-
lantly repulsed by the Patriots--two were killed and
several wounded—no injury was sustained by the
Patriots—three or tour balk struck the town, but
without doing much damage. The Spanish krce
continue oa the Wand, but we do not apprehend
another attack. Commodore Aury arrived here two
days ago with two prizes, a very fine ship, and a brig
loaded with sugar, coffee, and tobacco. The Com-
modore, it appears, has brought us a Governor, and
all the necessary Officers for establishing a Civil Go-
vernment $ but the place being preoccupied, the result
of his visit is not yet ascertained. Your's, &c."
London, England, 1817-10-29

CURN.B.TCHADIG4 OCIOBEIe 29.

There have bees no fresh, arrivals of any Criin
since Monday, And what lit* fine Wheat w 4% left
nvtr on that day, "was taltcrOff without any n 1
in prices this morning.
.gur supply of Barley being
universally small, prime samples sold freely at Mow-
day's prices. Oa►s are tull Is. per quarter dearer,
and ready sale at that amendment. In Yeas, Leans,
and other articles, no alteration.