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DOVER, JULY ii.

Sailed yesterday the L-ord Duncan packet, Captain
HA►IILTON, wi►h a Mail and passengers for Calais ;
also the following passage vesse:s. witb about 100
passengers; the Queen Charlotte, Captain Titomns ;
Flora, Captain W Amon; Lady Jane James, Captain
HAYWARD ; and Pell, Captain STRAIN, all for Ca.
lais. Arrived last night, the Favourite, Captain
POWER, from Calais, and a French packet with a
Mail. Sailed late last night, the Lord Duncan
packet, Captain PAsc'r, lot Ostend, with a Mail and
passengers. Sailed this morning the Chichester
packet, Captain Rum% with a Mail and passen-
gers; and the Countess of Elgin, Captain HAMMOND,
with passengers, both for Calais.
London, England, 1816-07-12

GHENT, JULY 4.

Yesterday afternoon, the air being cold and the
wind stormy, a terrible tempest arose here. The
thunder and lightning was followed by heavy rain,
and a quantity of hail as large as a hazel-nut.—
We tear for the productions of the country. The
Gazette of Liege contains an account of a terrible
storm that happened at Flemalle.la-haut on the 30th
of June.

The Ex French Colonel Latapie has been cnn.
ducted under an escort to the frontiers of the Prus-
sian States.
SWITZERLAND, JUNE 2S

The regicides Bordas, D'Espinassy, Lamarque,
and :several others, are still in the Canton of Vaud.
Souhait continus to, reside on the Simplon. On ac-
count et the state of his health, the Council of State
of the V.slais ha', with the consent of the presiding
Canton, given him leave to remain there.

HAGUE, JULY 5.
FOREION DEPARTMENT.

Accnrding to accounts from St. Petersbargh of the
21st ultimo, thrir Royal Higharrows the rtince.
Princess of Orange were to depart the nexi day fot
the Netherlands. They are expected at Berlin on
the ith.
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THE EVENING

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LONDON.

FRIDAY, JULY 12.'1816.
PRICE OP WrOCKS TIDS DAY Al"( WEI.VE O•CLOCRa
seduced 63 —Cum 42H—fur ace. 644);
4 per Cent. 71ifi-5 per Cent. 9444—Bonds Its. 3.. pr.
•
Omit= 2stii—Exellequer 8i1111,25. as. pre.

A kind of Committee of Ministers men daily to

arrange the inanelyi measures requisite for next Sea.
sion. The Earl Of LIVERPOOL, assisted by the CHAN'
CELLOR of the EXCHNVEit and Lord CASTLEREAGfir

has been attended by Mr. LoNo, one of the Paymas-
ters-of the Army, the FIRST LORD Ri di. Anew
swat, and Mr. 11 USKISSON, whose reputation as a
financier is deservedly high.
The latest letters from India continue to state, that
the native Powers are gathering their at mies together
as if for a new struggle with the British Powers. By
the accounts received from L'srd Montt, it appears
elan SCINI)Lits, whose interference in the war is a
matter of great apprehension, was at Gwalior with his.
army. It will be remembered that this celebrated
• _ fortress was ceded to the English by the Treaty con.
eluded with the Mahrastas by Lord WELLESLEY in
1804, and was then considered as the main bulwark
of our defences in that quarter. It was, however,
afterwards restored to SCINDIAH by Lord CORN WAS...
us, under express orders from this country. The
Madr4i army, under Colonel DOYSTON, is assembled
at Elichpoor in the Dekkan, in a high state of effi-
ciency, and 30,000 strong. The subsidiary troops of
-the Nizam and the Peishwa are at Jaulna. These
forces are considered adequate to the business of
keeping SCINDIAiI and the Rajah Of BERMS in check ;
and, besides, the Bombay army is ready to move
when ordered.

A Mail from Flanders arrived this morning. The
Belgian Papers Worm us that the Duke of WELLING-
TON is expected at the head quarters of the Allied
Armies it a few days fiom this period. The follow.
ing are eitracts•from the Rapers brought by the above
Mail :

BRUSSELS, JULY !.
Snore time ago we mentioned the prophecy of an
astronomer at Bologna, wl.o fixed the end of the
world fur the 18th of AO% and whom the Govern.

meet prudently had arrested. We mention this pro-
phecy only to :hew the absurdity of it, but inbte4d
of this, old women have taken the alarm—the pre-
diction is now a general subject of conversation :
" At Courtray, and in many Communes of Flan-
ders," sitys the Journal of Gh:nt, " fear, which never

reasons, drives into the churches a crowd of good
women, who come to prepare themselves against this
dreadful catastrophe. A dozen times in a century these
miserable predictions are repeated, ss hich, though al.
sways fal-itied, always find dopes; anJ this will be
the same for soma thousand years to come, because
there will always be prophets and fools. One thing
ought to comfort these good people—that is, thai the
end of the world is to be announced by Antichrist,
and there are yet no accounts of his appearance."
The post front Germany has not arrived for these
two days, which is probably owing to the inundations
and the dreadful weather.
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DEAL, JULY It.

Arrived and sailed for the River, the City of Lon-
don, JENKINS, from Calcutta; the Hibernia, LEN
Nox, from Bengal ; Governor Hawking. Wtx.%ox,
from Demerary. Came down from the River, and
Ivemain, the Achilles, LE:SHMAY, for America.
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tors of a free catintryfitiVrear, Lir, /reit she Ornee
des).—For his own part, he regarded, it is merely a
precautionary, proceeding, and could not see how
that precaution could be obtained with Mori lenity.
The Government had brought it forward only from
a sense of duty. •
Sir S. ROMILLY,tn reitly!nihe statement of ail
Right lion. Gentleman ipon the subject of the natu•
ralization certificate, said he had made it his duty,l
and he should have thought himself most culpable if
he had wit done so, to ascertain the facts of the case,
and he would venture to re=state thn an absolute re-•
fusal was given—( Hear, hear.) He had much per.
sonal respect for the Right Hon. Gentleman, but
rally he did not stern to know what' was done in his
own office.

Mr. H. ADDINGTON explained. What he had
stated vu upon the atvhority of his Noble Relation ;
and he would leave the Home to judge -whether his
Noble Relation was a person likely to state what was
not the fact.

Mr. WYNN committed the clause.
Lord ALTHORPE said, that with a view to
conciliate the objections of the'Noble Lord, if pc,-
sible, he had amended his clause, and substituted the
Ist January 1818, in lien of the Ist January 1818.
Lord CASTLEREAGH said, he should feel an
equal objection to the clause in its amended state.
The House then divided, when the numbers were,
For the Clause, 33—Against it, 76.
Ikon our re-admission into the gallery,- we found
Mr. PONcONBY suggesting the further postponement
of the discussion, to which Lord CAscrutattoon as-
sented, and the debate upon the third reading was
accordingly adjourned till Thursday.
Mr. littoonso brought up the Resolutions of the
Committee of Ways and Means, which were seve•
rally read and agreed to, and a Bill ordered to be
brought in.
The other Orders of the Day were then disposed
of, and the House adjourned at One o'Clock till
Thursday.
London, England, 1816-05-29

KING'S THEATRE.

the Princess Citani.orra and the. Prince LEOPOLD
paid a third visit to the Opera last night. and were
received with the same enthusiastic welcome as here.
tofore. Both the distinguished visitants appeared
highly delighted with the evening's amusement, as
well as the aunieroui.fashionable auditory present.-
-
Among those we perceived:
Duke and Duchess of Argyle; Marquis and Marchioness of '
Angiesea ; Lords Powis, Aylesbury. Scarborou ;1), Winchnsea,
Shaftesbury? Bridgewater, Surrey, Aboynes Veruiatn, Fort*cue,
Lowther, empieton, Clive, Stair., Dartmouth, Gower, Albany,
Countess Antrim, Limn, St. Antonio; Russian Ambassador
and Prince Ewellany; Admiral Nugent Sir James and Lady
Earl, Sir John Harrington, Sir Charles and Lady Cotterall, Sir
John and Lady Irwin, acc.
London, England, 1816-05-29

• • 7EI PRINCE REGIAMS ODURT

.

Yesterday tite.Patteca Rzorev held a Court at
. Cotlton-house, foeshe purpose of receiving the Ad-
dress of the University of clicford upon the marriage
of his Royal Daughter the Princess CHARLOTTE with
. Prince LEoPOLD. It being publicly known Mat the
Membets of the University were to walk in proces-
sion through Pall•mlll in their aiadernical robes, a
great cfowd was attracted. The procession began
toirove a few minutes after three q'clock, headed by
Lofd GRENVILLE, Chancellor of the University, in
his• fill robes; the Deleptes, consisting of several
heads of houses, attended by the Earl of YARMOUTITr
Lori KENYON, the Archbishop of YORK, the Bishop
of 4-NW N. the Bishop of NORWICH, Sir CHRTSTO•
NIKO RiNBINSor, WYNN, Sir WILLIAM SCOTT,
rim Duke of PORTLAND, the Marquis of SALISBURY,
I.l)rd -DELAWARR, Sir H. HALFOILD, and otheis,
amounting to about 300. In a short time, the RS.
• GENT having taken his seat on his Throne, surrounded
by his state officers, the Members of the University
were conducted into his presence, when the Chancel-
lor read the Address, to which the Palms returned
a most gracious answer. The delegates, /sc. had
then the honour to kiss his Royal Highness's hand,
and retired.
London, England, 1816-05-29

BERNE, MAY 14.

.The Regicides, who entered Switzerland, several
weeks since,, by the way of Geneva and Neuchatel,
on their way to Austria, have not yet, left Berne.—
Their unlawful stay on our frontiers, the arrests made
lately at Geneva of some suspicious foreigners, pre.
sents a remarkable coincidence with the late events at
Grenoble.

Although the exiled French were expressly prohi.
bited from passing through the Italian States, several
of the Regicides have set off for Italy but it is not
yet known to what part they have gone. It is
thought that some of them went towards
where they endeavoured to raise Dauphiny, which is
the frontier of Savoy, and with more success than
those who are permitted to reside in the Low Coun-
tries, and who incessantly labour' in the adjoining
Departments. In the North of France the public
opinion is excellent.
London, England, 1816-05-16

14SESAla FROM THE LORDS.

A message trom.the Lords acquainted-the House,
that their Lordships' desired that the conference in the
Painted Chamber, filed for that day, on the subject
of revising the Statute Book, should be deterred so
Tuesday, at five o'clock., •
Their tordshipili desire as accordingly amelJd
London, England, 1816-05-16

BRUSSJILS, MAY 11.

The French Colonel Latapie, who I'd retired into
this city, had received repeated orders to quit it and
depart for Prussia. the place of his destination. This
Officer having refused to obey the orders given him
by superior authority, was arrested yesterday. and in
the evening he was sent off to Aix•la-Chapelle.

We hive received the Paris gapers of &Ando!,
Monday, and Tuesday. The Moniteur states offi-
cially, that ti:e Insurrection at Grenoble is quelled,
and that several of the rebels have been shot. We
subjoin the following extracts :
London, England, 1816-05-16

CUSTOM-HOUSE, MAY 1 s.

SHIPS CNTLRID OU rwmins—The Union, Mitchell, for Mo.
galore; Ann, 'Meer, for Belfast; Alonzo, Creaser, for Stettin ;
Brothers, Scotland, for Antwerp; Fortuni, J-scob Jans, for Os-
tend and Bruges ; Genrge and James, Horner, for Senegal; Mean.
well, Morgan, for Rio Janeiro ; and ',row Jaunt, torus 'reeks).
Molder, for Rotterdam and Amsterdam.

The Elizabetie for Liverpool, was to sail from
Demerara. the 27th of Nlarch.

The Eliza Jane, FOREMAN, Irani Liverpool to New
York, was spoke en the 25th ult. lat. 4J. long. 9*7.
out 15 days, by the Grace,• MARTIN, arrived at
Liverpool. •
The Shannon, from Bermuda to Barbadoes, was
spoke the 21st ultimo, in lat. 26. long. 53. by the.
Lancaster, arrived at Liverpool.
The Barbadoes, —, and Jane, FORD, for Liver-
pool, were to sail from Barhadoes the 14th ultimo.
The Triton, Fox, for *Liverpool, was to sail from
Antigua the Bth ultimo.
The ship Atlantic, from Charleston to Cadiz; .was
spoke the 22d ultimo, in lat. 46. long, 49. 55. by the
King George, arrived at Liverpool.
London, England, 1816-05-16

COURIER EXTRAORDINARY OF MONDAY MORNING.

Several Maris of Communes, which were in a
state of insurrection slur -Grenoble, displayed a cou.
rage and firmness daring these troubles, worthy of
every eulogium. The Government will publish their
1 mimes.

Among the prisoners brought in to Grenoble, one
was rematted who had uncles taken to assassinate Ge-
neral Donnadieu. He has been delivered up to the
Prevoul Court.

General Donnadieu his received from his Majesty
the Grand Cordon of the Legion of Honour.

Two hundred of the National Guards were ordered
out of Lyons to march against the rebels. and no less
;fan 60() appeared at muster. and itetnally marched
without permiseon. The same zeal pervades the ea-
vahir of the NAtional Guards.

The Faubourg St. Antoine will in future be called
Faubourg Royale.

PARIS, MAY is.

The vigour of the measures pursued by Govern.
ment has entirely dissipated the insurrec:ion, and
there remains not a single armed rebel in the depart-
ment of the Isere. The Authorities are occupied is
trying all thous who were takes with arms in their
hands. On the Bth and 9th of May 23 received
heenterree of deal:hi, and two had been shoi when the
Courier came away. The execution of the rest was
to take- place neat day.—Moniieur..
PARIS, MAY is.

The Ministers tyl the Interior and of War are men-
'pied in the re-organisation of the Polytechnic School.

The Prevotal Court of Grenoble has begun to try
the rebels. Is the evening of the sth a tavern-keeper,
named ltobelin, was arrested : he has made some im-
portant discoveries.

'hoops of the line are ist pursuit of the remains of
the rebels, who disperse and throw themselves into
the woods to escape their just punishment.
It appears that the conspirators of Grenoble had
I their several parts assigned to them : one was to com-
mand the 'city., another the arsenal, a third the divi-,
,sion, Etc. Some days before several houses had been
marked with red chalk, some with the let ter B. others
with D. and a cross. Twelve hundred of the Na•
tional Guard of Lyons demanded to march against
the rebels.

TRIAL OF GENERAL LIPERVRE DESINQUETTES.
On the Ilth latent, the Second Council of War
entered upon the trial of General Lefeb ire Desnou-

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'ettes. appeartil that th 4 havlng been h
the sertice of the King, when he beard of the leading
of Bonaparte in France, Induced the troops tinder his
command to join the cause of that usurper, and took
possession of several depots for his use. The Counsel
unanimeosly louse him guilty of having ordered the
corps of Royal Chasseurs, of which he was Colonel, to
march from Flanders to Paris, with an intention of
overturning the legitimate Government, also of se-
ducing the troops, seizing dints, ste. and sentenced
him to the punishment of death, and to pay the expense
of the trial. The accused is absent from France.
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This is the age of real and useful disenvery.—ln no
btrich is it more displayed than in the treatment of
ka t destructive disease which is the hanenf.youth
gnd'sensual enjoyment. To such success is the prac-
tice (in the worst forms of it,) now brought at that
respectable institution, the Lock and Surgical Dis-
pensary, under the direction of Mr. KILRNAN, of the
Royal College of Surgeons, London, Lower Char-
lotte-street, Bedford-square, that upwards of one hun—
dred cases of Stricture, 'resides Degility and other
Affections of the Generative Organs were radically
cured by the last report of the Institution. An impor-
tant mechanical improvement has been made by the
experienced Surgeon of the Institution, which renders
the cure of obstinate Stricture particularly successful
and speedy.
The number of persons that fall victims to disor-
ders, prhduced •by consulting illiterate pretenders,
is incredible—the latent seed of a dreadful. disease le
suffered to lurk in the system, and too (shell shorten
life; these circumstances induced Dr. Conran, and
three Surgeons of thirty years experience, to establish
a Medical Board at Charlotte-House, Great Char.
lotte-street, opposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's Cha.
pel, Blackfriars' Road. The Medical Board claims
the attention of those who have been improperly
treated, and particularly those afflicted with Stile.
tures, Fistulas, Cancers, Scrofula!, Nervous Debili-
ties, arising from warm climates, juvenile' indiscre-
tions, &c. •Eruptions on the head, face, and body,
sore eyes, ulcerated throat, mouth, and nose, pains
in the bead and limbs, frequently =Aden for rhea.
matism ; nodes nu the shin bones, &c. are symptoms
which appear years after, and often ea.bitter the m;.
trimonial state. Messrs. COOPER. MUNRO, and Co. are
consulted daily by all ranks of people from eight in
the morning until nine at night ; or_by letter, inclo-
sing a lee (for no otters are answered) stating „their
case, when medicine-and advice are sent to all pans
of the kingdom. The pilveaud fistula cured, with.
out burning or cutting ; andiadvice gratis, on Tues-
day, Thursday* and Sunday mornings, till twelve
o'clock. A side-door, and private rooms for females.
-Tau aninast.Phyritians leave litelyjeinerl-1- " •
' Meerreal Gendarme . taw wad with t
advice, (WC firnent Ansi centrrilasim

41ht Board ; aid
their Patio* for
'
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yenta), Pontefract.
William Hackett, of Langley, Derby:44e, tanner, Angest 4,3,
at air, and Sept. 3, at eleven, itt the l'inwh Bowl, Zlottigham.
Attorniel, Mr, Hubberaty,ls, Austui lirtars,l.usulott, or Mr.

Nuttall, Nottingham.
Henry Brodribbe Evans. of Bath, booksdler, statidner, dealer and
eltapmau,July.i7, at eleven, lull, 2t4, awl See 3, at Live. at the
Christopher ltro,,Bath. Attorm,s, Mr. ihnitriat, limes Beech-
Walks, lemple, London ; or Mr. John Physick, bath.
Samuel. Boardman and Robert Isaaramars, bosh of Liverpool,
merchants, Aug. 12, 13, amt : ept, S, at one, at the :star and
Garter Taveiii, Liverpool. Atturuies, Messrs. Avlson and

Wheeler, Liverpool.
William Kinston, crow/bridge, carrenter, Aug. 8, at five, Aug.
e, Sept. 3, at eleven, at the George, 1 rowbridge. Atlornies,
Mr. l'imbrell, jun. frovebeidge, and Messrs. Debarry arid Co.
Pate-street, I.incohes• I on- Betts.
Jahn Isaac, Gosport, leatber•seller, Aug. IS,at one, Aug. 14, at
eleven, Sept, s, at one, at the 01,1 fown Hall, Purtsmoutb.-r-
Attornies, Mr. Potsldes, Por:sea, and Mr. Shelton, Scums-
house, Old Bailey.
• DIVIDENDS lo be made at GUILDHALL. •

August 17, William Brown, Sutton-at Hour, sheep dealer, at
ten. Aug. 17, John Stuart, Leadenhall-street, merchant, at ten.
Aug. 27, John Ayling, Chertsey, saddL:r, at eleven. Aug. 17;
John Theodore Vpn Hein, Camomile-street, merchant, tit ten.
Sept. 3, John William Hiort, Great Smith-street, coal.merchant,
at twelve. Aug. 24, Jane £Locker, Great Russell-tared, victu-
aller, at tin. Aug. 13, Samuel Palmer, Bout:on on the Water,
mercer, at twelve. Aug. 31, John Anthony Deschamps, Ho-
ward's-place, Clrrkenwell, engine turner, at ten. Aug. 17, 'llO-
- Bugden, Briglithelnistear, builder, at ten. Aug. 17, George
and Charles {,ales, Tower-street, brokers, at ten. •
DIVIDhNDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

August 13, John Watson, Leeds, merchant, at eleven, at the
Boulognemouth, Leeds. Aug. it, William Gill, Bury ..)t. L.I-
mund's, grocer, at two, at the Angel, '
St. Edmund's. Sept.
S, Robert and John Harding, Trowbridge clothiers, at two, at
the George, Trowbridge. Aug. 17, JobnWatsoo, Darlington,
currier. at eleven, at the King's Head, Dirlington.• Augu.t 11,
Abraham Clibbome, Haverfordwest, merchant, at one, at the
White Lion, Bristol.
CERTIFICATES, Auourr 13.
Nathan Davis, I.imelmose, slopseller. Charles Johnson, Liver
Bank, calico priuter. Howell Howells, Carmarthen, tanner.—
Frederick Fisher, Edgware-road, nurseryman). Daniel Sutton,
Jun. Brightlingsea;ship.owner. Thomas Scott, Liverpool, Wien
William Baker, Bentol, cabinet-maker. James Plaits,
.0 week seller. Ann Atldasdn, Bath, jeweller.—
Joseph and John Corsbk, Rotherhithe, maw-waken. 'llion
Herbert, New Burlingtonitreet, apothecary..
London, England, 1816-07-24

CORE'S PICTURE OF SWIEZEIMAND.

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This day was published, accompanied with a coloured Map o
Switzerland, price ss. boards, or 51. tid. bound,
THE T RAVE LLER's GUIDE in SWI'IMER.
LAN p. describing every object of curiosity,with a detailed
Account of the Cities of Geneva, Lausanne, Berne, and Zurich,
the Alpine Passes of the Eimplon, St. Gothard, and St. Barnard,
and the Glaciers of Chamoutty and Grindlewald.
• By HENRY COXE, Esq.
Author of the Picture of Italy.
•„ " This Volume presents to the curious and inquisitive a va-
riety of tilt...ma:ion out to be mrt.with it.,any other Work, and
is the result of personal observation. `l. he Expenses of Travel-
ling and !Awing is. Switzerland, Hints to Pedestrians and Invalids,
the Value of Swiss Monies, Plans of Tours, with every thing
that can possibly be required, are here detailed In a methodical
ant perspicuous manner.
lair.ilon: Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater-
nom er-row.

Most important to persons engaged in Trade, and highly
useful and interesting to the Profession of the Law, Clerks of
the Peace, Country Magistrines, Ste.

This day was published, price Seien Shillings,
PHE 'REPORT of the SELECT COMMIT-
1. TEE on the INSOLVENT DEBTORS' ACTS, 53 and 54
Geo. 111. with the MING tES of EVIDENCE taken before the
Committee of the House of Commons of the following Gentle-

•
Mtn :
Mr. Thomas Clark,
Mr. Samuel Worrall,
Mr. Robert Waithnian,
Mr. Peter Laurie,
Mr. Charles Harrison,
Mr. John 'rate,
Mr. John Brogden, •
Mr. George Preasef.
F Mr. Robert Hawkes,
Mr. William Lee,
' Mr. Samuel Oliver,
Mr. John Sloper,
Mr. Nicholas Nison,
- Mr. R. E. broosbooft.
Mr. Edward Kirby,
Mr. John Gosling,
Printed Ice Clement, 192, St
1 he First Annual Regoo_ a
Commons ON MADHOUSE:4

Lord Advocate of Scotland,
Mr. John Merryweather,
Mr. Richard Orasswell,
Mr. G. Ernest Emil;
Mr. Joseph Thompson,
S r Richard Phillips,
Mr. Serjeant Runnington,
Mr. F. William Carter,
Mr. George Fox, -
Mr. Nathaniel Davies,
Mr. John Walter,
Mr. John Phillips,
Mr. Thomas Hewett,
Mr.,Robert Taylor,
Mr. John Cole Cooper.
anL. Of whom may be had,
he Committees of the House bf
price 7s.
London, England, 1816-07-24

COMM EXTRAORDINARY OF SUNDAY IbIORNINO.

The Ordonnance of the King concerning the Na-
tional Guards appeared this morning., We shall pub-
lish it to-morrow. All Frenchmen, from twenty to
sixty years of age, assessed themselves, or the suns of
those assessed, to the direct contributions, are liable
to serve in the National Guards, in the place of their
domicile, without any eiception : , persons above fifty
are to supply the sedentary service only.

All the Officers of the NAtional Guards of the
kingdom are appointed by the King, in the forms
prescribed by the 'Ordonnance of 27th December,
1413. Tbe duration of their functions coal be six
years. la future there wi)t be no rank given to the
National Gu'ards without actual employment.

The Duke of Angouleme left Grenoble on the
15th, to pay a visit to the King of SArdinia, his uncle,
who is at this moment at the wateilof Aix, in Savoy.
His Royal Highness has promised to return to
Grenoble.

Tl:e son of Regnault (de St. Jean d'Angely) has
landed at Havre from New York. He has gone to
Val to his mother. This young snan is the beard
of letters from his father, and is authorized to dispose
of all his property. Bullard (de Saintes),' another
e=•cnnventionalist, has been thrown by a shipwreck
on the island of Madeira. The French Government
has also received official advice of the arrival at Phi-
ladelphia of Clause!, Grouchy, Lefebvre Desnotte:res,
Quinette, Lakanal, Hentz, one of the brothers Lai-
lemartd, Regnault the father, stnd Joseph Bonaparte.
PARIS, JULY 21. •

The two conspirators, Descubes and the woman
Picard, bave desisted from their appeal against the;
judgment which condemns them to transportation.
At Archangel two 7A-gun ships, a frigate of 36,1
and a brig of 26 guns, have been lately launched.
Count Caraman, Ambassador from the IcingoP
France to the Court of Austria, arrived at Vienna on
the Bth inst. General Czernicheff, Adjutant to the
Emperor of Russia, had arrived in the same capital.'
The report had also reached Vienna, that the meeting
of the three Sotereigns who concluded the holy Ali-.
ante would take place at Carlsbad. It is also said,
that this meeting is in consequence of a 'met and
additional' artkle in the same Treaty. by which the
Sovereigns have agreed, that in the event of their not
being agreed upon all points, their difference shall be
referred, not only to the Ministers of the three Pourers,
but to the united Sovereigns themselves.
CIVITA VECCHIA, JULY g:.

The influence of France in our relations with the
Regencies of the. Coast of Barbary has already had
the happy result of softening the Fate of the unfortu-
.
nate subjects of the Pope, whom his Hblinesi cannot
ransom from the smallness of hiv finances. It is
remarkable, that France, without any naval force in
the Mediterranean, from the weight and considera-
tion alone of her legitimate Government, obtains
what is denied to armed fleets. We may judge of
this from.the following publication, which appeared
here yesterday
London, England, 1816-07-23

r iteßttm*Arriirizietre.t.
ASWltAltitit 160 oblitamit mitirrnal. mit
. , um*. siniipilie se ask Ab.
DAM of Otatoalb Milne tst. fib.
Lord Flares Pippo& Sok, ea.
Doke si< itudand s Penny Trumpet test, 7st OIL
Dubs of ituttand's Yule°, 7st. ab.
Mr. Wyndham's Loy colt, tst 51b.
Mr. Welles Fireless' er, 7e- lib.
Wednesday, Sweepstakes at t 00gs euh, b. ft. 14. Y. C.
Lord Folsy's Sebehensade, sst. Illb.
Mr. Shakrspear's Pointers, est. sib.
Mr. Lake's Aladdin, SA 61b.
Lord O. 11 Cavendish's Jule. lit.
Friday, Lord Foley'! Ueheherasade. ast. I lib. apt Mr. Shake-
spear's Pointers, list olb. T. Y. C. 1100ys.
STA'rE OF THE ODDS—BETTING-ROOM, JULY 22.

Tee lIKWMARKIIT ST. LISOIR.
7 to 4 Prince Leopold apt Milton.
6 to 4 The Field agst Prince Leopold, p.p.
Delay. 11417.
10 to 1 apt the Duke of Gratton's Waterloo.
16 to 1 agst any other.
raorivce STAKES AT YORK, FOR COLTS.
to i again 4t Mundane.
THE rituts%)itosouci sTAttek, AT YOeL.
tO,l spinet Wathcot LAM
TIC DO,4CASTSIL IT. SAGER STAKES.
S to 1 apt Rasping. 13 to 1 apt Watheot Lass.
tiL in 1 apt Ld MAI% colt 13 to 1 agst ouches. of LieveD.
i to 1 agst Lucifer. 17 to 1 apt ToM 'Fit
9{ to 1 agst Mandan,. I 1$ to 1 agst any other.
10 to 1 apt Waterloo,
_ _

His Grace the Duke of Hamilton has purchased Policy, own
Brother t• Otteringson, of Mr. W. I. Wilson ; and Mr. Houlds-
words lus purchased Kiag Coil of Mr. Richard cranks.

On the 15th inst. during the morning exercise, Sils!on (the
property of Sir W. M. Milnce%) broke away with his rikirT, and
was not stepped until he so completely broke down, that it was
found necessary to destroy him immediately.

A Bath paper, received yesterday, says, that " a
maiden lady, who resides in a village in Somerset-
shire, was deeply affected at the expected approach
of a second chaos, and had taken much pains to im-
press the younger branches of the family with similar
apprehensions. The latter, however, laughed at her
lolly, aid were severely rebuked for their unteliff.—
On Thursday morning, between six and seven o'clock,
a girl, eight years of age, gut out of bed, and ran to
the Littly's chamber, crying out—' Aunt, Aunt, the
"crisis at a rad P Those words muck se much ter-
ror into the 'Blind of the Lady, that she has not
spoken since f and at nine o'clock, on Friday mor-
ning, she remained in a state of insensibility."
London, England, 1816-07-23

BANKRUPT LAW.
This day was published, by W. CLARK' and Sons, Raw Book-
seller% Portugal-meet, Lincoln's luu, in syo. price les. in
boards,
PRACTICAL INSTRUCTIONS fer Suing nut
aDd Prosecuting a COMMISSION of BANKRUPT, with
the best Modem Precede:l:i now in use, and a Digest of Stipple.
maul Calm
'By EDWARD CHRISTIAN, Esq.
Barrister. Professor of Law, and Chief Jubtice of Ow Ida of Ely.
Also, In Two Vols. prieeLl. 4s. The Origin, Progreso, ipsd
Present Practice of the Bankrupt Law. By E. Christian, Esq.

. • DEBATE IN THY HOUSE OF COMMONS.
On the 31st instant will be published,
11PHE COLONIAL JOURNAL, No. (con-
Jr.. 'Qiiiirterly,) containing, beside variciss• Meseta-
etolo Articles of Colonial Information, a full and faithful RE-
PORT (the only'ene hitherto printed) of the Speeches of Mr.
Wilberforce, Mr. pallater. Mr. G. Watson Taylor, Mt. Want,
Mr. Ponaonby, Lord Castlereagh, Mr. Bronsham, Mr. Canning,
Sir Samuel Romilly, Mr. Grant; Sir J. Beresford, Mr. Manning,
and Mr. Baring, on Wednesday, the lgrh of June, i Std. on the
Motion of Mr. Wilberforce. far Papers relating to the Slaves in
the West India Iblands, and on Mr. Pailtner's Amendment.
Loiadbn : Printed for Baldwin, Cridocks and Joy, Pater,
aoster-row ; J. M. Richardson, C4enhill; and J. 800., Dike.
street, Portland-place.
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made considerable ravages, but in.," less extensive
radius : hailstones, two inches in. diameter, were
however picked up.
PARIS, JULY SO.
Most distressing intelligence Kis been received
from Burgundy : nearly theAvhole of the beautiful
plains of th 4 Saone are covered with water.
Letters from Clamecy state,- that the rains in that
district have been so,abundant, and the rivers have
thereby been so swollift,. that twenty-two large rafts
of timber have been swept away.
Yesterday evening an individual presented himself,
without his hat, and with an extravagant air. at the.
posts of the National Guards, situated on the Bou7
levaid du Temple. and said—" I have killed my
wife. and I surrender myself." On the Commissary
of Police proceeding to the spot, the first person he
met was the very woman said to be killed. It turned
out that the husband was insane.
We continue to receive the most distressing news
from Germany respecting the gloomy weather which
soems to afflict all Europe. In Saxony, in the Grand
Duch/ of Wuytzhurg, in the fertile yanks of the
Rhone Geberg, the agriculturist has almost no hopes
of kharvest. The snows of winter stiff cover the
mountains. IkSwit.zertind. the Birs and the Birsig
have .overflown their b4nks, swept away their bridges,
.and inundated their plains. The Canton of bask
has suffered most dreadfully. In the plains the corn
and potAtnes are under water. The high grounds
are abase untouched by the inundation. This cala-
mity appears almost gtneral, and all travellers assert
that it has been experienced in Turkey, Italy, Ger-
many, and in the Eastern part of Eurcipe.

If the Contt of4LeSe ktOefNes half 14
the Jews, it is Weaves in this 00121 0/.*
world illey t more spode:it and do nu
dictate the 14w,
.NAPLES, JULY S. •
, from the Calabeiss announce that order end
trAnqedlity are re•establisking there every day. The
civil guards are Oery where on foot, and sheer an
ikndefatigable zeal in the pursuit of the robbers. The
Most terrible of these monsters is surnamed Becaraorte
—his strength is prodigious, and the people regard
hint as our anthropophagus. It is said that he drinks
'the blood of the animals that he kills. This robber
began by making war in Sicily: be was taken by the
Barbarians, and engaged to serve them in their eape.
diti.ins. He has been returned eight months from
the Isle of Liparos, where fie put, the whole country
ander contribution, without being arrested I 'his name
alone inspired dread. Five of his accomplices were
Itaken with him, and the Tribunals will soon deliver
society from such monsters.

i~
!_ _?

We now continue our extracts from kites received
yesterday from vatious quarters relative -to the Was
which now desolates

dant asps. TM haya* Las sefferaiLia imaiLasti
. Places 111,01 the stet of abg goods ; We do siedta (im;far'il
trope 1:
titivapo2lll4o *ACM of the former. From Chriiiiiin
the our lett thfonly districts ,which have mitred mut wish to di
those of arbes and idsiseatiban, and they have been ..
i_b_e: ruined by the hail. At Tarbes, in particular, 'it has y News f
London, England, 1816-07-23

TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1816.

A~

This day was published, In evo. prise 10s. 6d. boarder
A MEMOIR, of Major-General Sir R.R. GIL-
.IIk. I.ESPIE, Knight Commander of the Most tionourabie
Order of the Bath, &e. • • • •
London :. Primed for Black, Parbury, and Allen, Boekselleri
to the Hon. East India Company, L.eadenhall•stra ; and Eger,
too, Whitebait.

' 'BERJEANT EWAItT, OF THE GREYS.
This dakwas published, by R. Aemeast AN, 101, Strand.
APO TRAIT of CHARLES EWAItT,
Sertslint in the Scotch Greyi at the Battle of Waterloo ;
engraved from an original Driwirg represent's* him ca horse
back, carrying off the Eagle which he had cart uredfrom a solemn
of french infantry, ind which, with the Standard, is accurately
delineated.—Any profit arising from the sale belongs to him ea-
elusively. Price Coloured, 10s. 7%

SALES BY AUCTION:
)pcist win BOND for 18,500 PRINCIPAL MONEY.
It Mr. ROBINS.
At Garmny's Cotes House, 'Change Alley, Cornh;ll, on
TUasoria, the dttiof August, at Twelve o'clock,
Ai POST OBIT BOND for EIGHT THOU-
SANDha. PIVE HUNDRED POUNDS Principal Money,
payable six months after the decease of a Gotleman, provided
his ion survives him. The bond is secured on Estates of coo.
siderable value, and the parties are persons of the first respect-
ability.
Pirtieulars may be had of Charles Jennings, Esq.-No 4, Elm•
court, Temple ; at Ojuraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-
street, Guiden•square.

FEE FARM REN CS,
AMOUNTING TO' UPWARD.; OF FIVE HUNDRED

AND TWENTY POUNDS PER ANNUM.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Oarraway's Coffee House, 'Change Alley, Cornhill, on
TUZSDAY, this 6th of August, at Twelve o'clock,
THE VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD'
ESTATES, congStising Fee Farm Rents, 'mounting to
lady FIVE HUNDRED and TWENTY FIVE POUNDS
per Annum, arising from and Issuing out of Estates In the
Coulttles of Nottingham. York, Bedford, Buckiugham, Cheshired
Dorset, Kent, Monmouth, Norfolk, Southampton, Sufftilk,
Surrey, bamea, and In Cardigan, Car:northern, Glamorgan, and
Pentiarokeln South Wales.

Particulars may be ballof Messrs. StM, Stront,and Rarkham,
Melton, Lincoln's-Inn: et Conaway's; and of Mr. Robins,
Warwick-street, Claidtm-square.
London, England, 1816-07-23

NEW-YORK, JUNE 25.

A set of Buccaneers have, for some tithe, been
cruizing between the Gitlph of Mexico and the Ba-
hama Islands, and have lately extended their depre-
dations along our latitude. Several vessels bound to
the West Indies, and- several arrived in the ports of
the United States, have been boarded, plundered,
and extremely ill-treated by these Pirates. The Go-
Vernment must look to this. The utmost vigilance
filmed be exerted by' our cruizers, in capturing and
bringing in all vessels of a suspither character. En-
q.liry s:lutild be made as to the kgaliiy, or (as we
may with propriety use the term) the legitimacy of the
/Iv assumed by vessels. &nominating themselves
Spaniards, Patriots, and Carthagenians.

Yesterday the Duke of CLAILTNCE, the Dole of
CAMBRIDGE, the Rev. Mr. BLOMBERG, Colonel
THORNTON, &c. dined with the PNINCE REosar at
tiriton House.

The PRINCE. REOENT honoured Lady HEATHCOTE's
ball, on Friday last, with his presence. Antong.the
company there were the Marchioness of HERTtORD,
the Dowager Lady ismsEy, and i•ks. Frrzuslusstrr.
h is Royal Highness was in excellent spirits, and did
Lot mute till four u'clock in the morning.
London, England, 1816-07-23

* . TO A.KCHITECTS, BUILDERS, art.
AN ORDER baying been made at the last Gene.
ral (Quarter
,Sessioas of the Peace ior the Couiity of
Chester, held at Ned. Knatsford, in the said County, on the I
16th October last, that a New SESSIONS HOUSE, GRAND
JURY-ROOM, and other Conveniences, and also a New
HOUSE of CORRECTION fur the masks of 150 Prisoners.

with a Dwelling•hotrse and skiable aceemmodadoos for a Keeper,
should be immediately bulk la a ceavatiest *nation near the
mid Town of Nether Kinnsford ; and a Committee of Magistrates
hiving been appointed for the purpose of carrying the said Order
Into effect, ARCHITECTS or BUILDERS, willing to furnish
Plans for such Buildings as before mentioned, ma requested to
send the same, with an Estimate of the Exp., of completing
such Buildings, sealed up, tb the Oirsce of Messrs. Lance and
POTTS'S, in the City of Chester, on or before the 46th day of
Augest neat, in order that the same may remain unopened until
die 29th day of the said month of Austin, when a Meeting of
the said Committee will be held at Nether Kuntsford aforesaid,
for taking such Plans and Estimates into consideration.
And as an encooragerneut to any persons who may furnish such
Plans and Estimates, the Committee have directed the following
Rewards to be given, viz.

To the person who shall furnish the Plan which shaU be the
law approved of by the Committee, together with an Estimate,
lie sum of X5O. _ _ _

For the next best Plan, with an Estimate, the sum of ZIO.
And for she neat best Plan, with an Illtimate, the aunt of X3O.
Chester, July 20, 1816.

This day was published,
In square 12mo. price 7s. 6d. bound,
THE NEW POCKET DICTIONARY of the
A- FRENCH and ENGLISH LANGUAGES. In Two Parts.
1. French and English. 2. English and French: Containing all
the Wards In general use, and authorised by the best Witter/.
By THOMAS NUGENT, LL.D.
The Fourteenth Edition, carefully revised and enlarged by
J. OUISEAU, A.M.
Printed for,. Mawman, Ludgate-street; F. C. and J. Riving-
toot 0. Wdkie; J. Nunn • Scatcherd and Letterman; Ceded
and Davies; T. Bob* y ; Longman, Horst, Rees, Orme, and
Brown ; Lackingson, Allen, and Co.; Dams, Harvey, and Co.;
John Riebardsoa ; J. M. Richardson; Law and Whktaker ; 1.
Egerton ; J. Carpenter; I. Booker; A. B. Dulait and Ce.;
Scholar; Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy; Wes, Duncan. and
Cochran ; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones; Gale and Fenner; Wal-
ker and Edwards ; B. Reynolds; Wilson and Sous, Yogit ; sod
A. Black, Edinburgh.
_ Of VOllO4ll tfay be had, another Edition, beautifully printed ea
Pearl Leteiriend W Piper, In small lothiket Vo.
bass Via illieleeme Ober Mum Peke h. boned.
London, England, 1816-07-23

MR. CHITTY'S PRACTICAL TREATISE
on the CRIMINAL. LAW, jest published, in Fees large
Volumes, Royal Octavo, contains:
Vol I. The Principles, Relee, and Practice wadi slim Cri-
minal Prosecution,* in general, from their contsmismulelyt me).*
conclusion. .

Vols. If. and 111. The Law relative to each partial* GOMM,
the Process against tko offender' the Indictment, the Defence,
the Evidence, the Judgment, and Punishment ; with a vel%ast-
prehensive fflection of Precedents of Indictments and•
lions for each offence, with Notes on the component Piro of
such Precedents. .

Vol. IV. 11se Pleas to indictments and Informathini Mod Pro.
ceedings thereon; and the Practical Forms to..bs adapted by
Magistrates and 'others in the cdurse of the Prosecution, Wattage
by lndkunent or Information.
Sold by Messrs. Butterworth and Soo, Pleet-street;Long-
man and Co. Paternoster row; R. Pheney, !mice Temple-lane;
W. Reed, Fleet-ttreet ; S.. Sweet Chancery-lane,• W. Walker,
Strand; C. Hunter, Bell-yard, Lacuin's Inn; and in Dublin, by
1. Cook, Ormond Quay.

THE ISRITISH .REVIEW, No. XV. will be
published on the lst of August, and contain Articles on the
following Subjects:
1. The Women of Britain ; 2. History, Literature, kc. of the
Moors in S. Sir Thomas Bernard's .Spurinna; 4. Gas-
Light ; S. Coleridge's Christabel, and Berntatn, a Tragedy ';^
Greel.Plays ; 7. Island of St. lidera; B. Ostory of
the Bible Society, giving a succinct Account of the Origin and
Progrew of that important Evtablisitment b. Moores Sorted
Songs; 10. Jameson'. Mineralogy; 1 i. Soetbey's Carmen Nup-
tial,; 14. Quinze Jours a Loudres, by a Frentbman • 12. Store
of the Agriculture of the Country; i 4. The Slave Trade eatitloo.
London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradoch, and Joy. Pawnor
to-row; and J. Hatchard, Piccadilly.
Where may still be bad the fourteen preceding Haruki% price
6s. each. *-
London, England, 1816-05-11

•
• • 1111041240114 •
The Aquiversail Weft' Of yesterday', we are
happy to say, was.well appetred that)
the receipts, since the last Anniver- airy, aniotiooql
to A1r1356, and that there had been paid asxci., l .
applicants *907. His Hiplines: the Duke of Ke.• T
;was in the Chair. Besides the usual mast aft r
•floyal Patron of the Institution '(the Plume BR-
AINY). Stc. the health and h.ippiness of the Princess
CHARLOTTE and Prince LuoroLo, was drank with
great applause. One very isterestivg circumstance
was' connected .with the evening's entertainment,
which was, •that a Gentleman of the name of NEw-
ros, the last descendant of Sir ISAAC ikTsurrar, lett a
considerable estate to the Society, because be thought
it right that **literary corporation should be theulti-
mate heir of the greatest of literary men. The Duke
of KENT, with much appropriate quickness, gave the
united health of the first and last of the blzwvoNa,
Inch was drank with enthusiastic approbation. The
Duke Soustiscr, the Bishop 01 CLOTNE, Sir BEN
JAMS HOBNOUSE, Sir J. C. HIPPISLET, and many
other respectable Gentlemen, were present.

The Duke of Aroma will have removed all the
inciumbrances from • his hereditary estates, &c. b 7
Christmas-nest. Hi, Grace will then have a clear
income of 40,000 per annum.
Bwitu.anv.--Early this morning some villtins, bl
Means et pick lick keys, entered the shop of a boot
and shoe-maker,. in Pickett-street, Temple.bar, and
carried off property ro.the amount of nearly t2OO.
Accruswa.=-.Tuesday a fine boy, four years of age,
ion of Mr. Bowden, of Plymouth, being missing, was
*searched for in every direction, for four or five bouts,
' Without effect ; when, at the' suggestion of 4 neigh-
hirer, the privy was searched, and, to the unspeakable
grief of the agonized parents, the body of the inno.
cent was found dead at the bottom.
Fiart.-.1.-In the night of Sat.trday last, the out build.
spo a farm in the parish of Herham, in Essex,
occupied by Mr. T. Nottidge. were 'discovered to be
on fire, and notwithstanding the most prompt ex r.
tlons, all the buildings, and other property to a consi.
derable amount, were totally destroyed. Ttie duel-
ling house, standing at some distance from the other
buildings, received little or no injury. The cause of
this dreadful conflagration is not known.
Twenty-nine persons have been committed to Bury
gaol, on a charge of riotously assembling at Rattles.
den. and destroying a machine.

-SIR CH
The ads Inst. at Croydon, the wife of Jos. ph Reid, Esq. of
Old liroad.street, of a daughter.
The 6th last. In Montagu-puare, Lady Fitzroy Somerset, of
a On.

April 21, at Tyrone Cottage, soar Swansea, the Lady of
Capt. Hickey, R.N. of a so..
'1 he 7th inst. at Fitthaw, the Lady of Major-Geweral Sir Henry
Torrens, tit a son.

The 2d insr. at Avoch Home, Rau •shlre, the Lady of Sit
Alexander MaLkenTie, of a daughter.
April 49, in Nottingham Place, the Lady of Major.Geoemi
Dycv, of a udl•born child.
London, England, 1816-05-11

This day waapnldishod, in Nino. with a Frontispiece,
Price 2s. 6d. mad? half-bound,
THE FLOWER - BASKET. - A FAIRY
TALE.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Onne, And Brown, Pr•er
foster row. '
London, England, 1816-11-21

DEAL. NOVEMBER 2O:

Came down from the River, and remain in the
Downs, the Harriet, Joss, for Van Diemlll% Land ;
the Traveller, LLOYD; for New York ; the Syreti,
CLARK, and Fame, SMITH, for Jamaica • and ,Flora,
LEISIIMAN, for St. Thomas's.—Sailed the Royal
Sovereign yacht, for Deptford.—Wind
• LIVERPOOL, NOVEMBER 19. •
Trite Intrepid, from Miramichi, that was on shore
near. Moekbeggar, has been got of into Bootle Bay.
The Swift, SILAWe from Beltast for this port, is on
shore near the Rock.—Wind S.S:W.

NORTH SHIELDS, NOVEMBER le.
Arrived the Hope. HALL, from Archangel. with
loss of boats, cook's hearth, bulwarks, &c. On the
4th insulin she parted company with the Sovereign,
LINDSAY, of this part, from Archangel, bound co the
Orkneys for orders,

GRAVESEND, NOVEMBER 40. •
Arrived the Pursuit, MiPhersen, from Gergenta ; the Albion,
Wooreff, from Ostend; Acton, sinith, from Noma),; Hype,
/ores, from Waterford; Patten, Wellbank, from Peugal;
Argo, Redlean, frOin 1; and the Late'', Williams, from
New-York.—Sailed the Hope, Wilson, for Tobago • Foritude,
Shepherd, for St. Kites; Harmony, Woodall, for renterara ;
Lord Cochrane, Kay, for Jamaica; Grenada, Appleton, fbr Saint
Domingo; William and Mary, Burrell, for Leghorn.; Salm, Hill,
for Naples; Averick, Colley, for Virginia; Aveille, Toulorge,
for Rotten ; Sarah Margaret, Nicholson, for Bremen ; Harrilt
and John, Baker, for Antwerp; and the Sarah Sophia, Hubbard,
fur Grenada.
London, England, 1816-11-21

THE FUh DS.

After this day no more Exchequer Bills will be
issued at Sid. the interest, as we have already an-
nounced, being reduced to Sd. This being generally
known, it had the effect . yesterday of raising the
Funds per cent. The great influx of bullion into
this country has also materially contributed to raise
them; and money is now so plentiful, that not more
than three per cent. upon the best bills can be ob-
tained by the Brokers.
London, England, 1816-11-21

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21. 1816.

GBNBLIL POSTIVPICZ, Neewskr, 1816.
WHEREAS JAMES JUDD, a Two•pennt
Post Lette: Carrier, was attacked in Bell-Lane, Spital-
fields, about Six &Clock in the Evening of the Sth of November,
on his way home, ust after having finished his delivery ()flutters,
by three men—one a tall man dressed in a long great coat, and
two short men, the tall man with the assistance of another of
them rifled his pockets, whilst the third man bald his bands:
they took from him eight One Pound Bank Notes, some Silver,
and Copper, making together about Ten Pounds.

Whoever shall apprehend the Persons, or any of them, who
committed this Robbery, will he entitled to a Reward of
FIFTY POUNDS
Upon Conviction, over and above the Reward given by Act of
Parliament for apprehending Highwaymen.
If any une of the Persons coucettied in the.robbery wUI surren-
der himself, and make discovery whereby both or one of the other
two Robbers shall be apprehended and convicted, such Informer
will be entitled to the said Reward of FIFFY POUNDS, and
receive his Majesty', most gracious Pardon.
lly Command of the Postmaster-General,
FRANCIA FREEI.INO, Secretary.

LAW.
A GENTLEMAN aged flO, wishes to obtain a
Situation in a respectelate Office to conduct the Ctriveg •
ancing Department of Business He waled prefer an °Woe in
the Country, and knows enough of Common Law and general
littlineas to conduct k entirely in the absence of the Principal.—
Address, if by letter post paid, Mr Junes, ewe of Messrs. Mach.
Parbory, and Allen, Booksellers. Leadeohall-street, London.

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