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Star.
London, England, 1816-01-17

NISME3, JANUARY 6.

A Professor in the. College of Alais, named M.
Perrin, known by his prihciples and devotion to the
King, was assas,inatee..on the night of the Ist Janusry.
The guilty ate not yet knoWn, but search is making.
False tows, alarming reports still circulate-in Crie
Department: It. is high time to cease to keep the
people in an absurd agitation, and on the contrary,
to seek vi consolidate the peace we enjoy. The re-
ports which are spread, are of the nature of that
which was the subject of the following judgment :
The 3d of this month the Correctional Tribuivls of
Nismes tried one Etienne Girard, native of Thou-
louse, preteuding to have returned from an English
Vim), and convicted him of having said, the 7th of
ecember last, to two soldiers; whom he met on the
way from B.:auvoisin to Vauvert, 66 that the King
bad drawn an Ordonnance to slaughter all the Pro.
testants in France, but that the English would soon
get possession of our ports .to take revenge." He
was condemned to a year's imprisonment, a fine of
100 francs, to the Aurveillawe of the High Police,
five years after the espisation• of his punishment.—
The Tribunal, besides, ordered the printing and
affixing eo. the judgment in all the Communes of its
kaiisdiction, the whole in conformity to the law of
the Jth of November list.

VIENNA, DECEMBER el:
The Countess Siienzk a, Chu who WAS Implicated in
:he affair of Madame Murat, has received passports
for her departure. She is to quit Vienna and the
Austrian States shortly.
ZURICH, JA NUART
Before setting out for Turin, inquality Of Minister
from Switzerland, Del. Pictet de Itochemout Made a

'report tathe Government on. the, mission which he
had undertaken to Paris. and which report our Go-
vernment has communicated by a Confidential letter
to the CAntons.
The Duke d'Angoulerne was to quit gourdzaux
on the Bch or 9th instant.
London, England, 1816-01-17

FRANKFORT, JANUARY 6.

The negotiations on the territorial arrangements of
Germany, which ought to precede the opening of the
Diet, *seem to be delayed ; the most important part of
them are between Austria and Bavaria, aort are mait•.-
tained at Munich. A Mini►ter from Prussia takes a
Eery active part.
The last news from Munich says, that PrinceWre;:e
is gone to Milan to the Emperor of Austria. It is
hoped that the debates will terminate amicreoly.
London, England, 1816-01-17

BASL. JANUARY 3.

I..amebtable quarrels between Swiss. repiments
turned from France, and those of the gaicison of
Qaatc,n, trouble at this moment Ga. tranqiiNity. Se-
veral duels took place in the last night of the year.—
The .Ist of January, at rive o'clock in the morning,
the reds and the blues attacked one another in their
bcrracks. On the di duds were renvweii with fury.
Tile officers of the two corps oppose these disorders
with all the persuasion of wisdom and the pcwer of
discipline, and it hoped that they will be able to put
an end to them.
SAXONY, MINITARY c.

Several Gazettes had pointed out a elrtATn Baron
de Lestoeg as accused of having issued false Bills of
Exchange. The Police of I.•:ipsic arieste3 him on
the Ist of November, and they are how tub), in bring-
ing on his trial.

SARDINIA, (ALGIIIERI), JAN. I.

IaTIL An' 01 A LZ I TLit.

" A new outrage committed by the Bohailans
has just spread desolation throughout our town and
the vi!Jages bordering on the coast. Two Bat buy
corsairs h:ive. carried of into slavery 24t persons,
who were thrown into chains. They left the women
and c. ildren behind, saying, they did not want inc-
h:vs minith,.. intelligence of this event *as in.; te-
d:ately tianstnnted the Abu...Goya-nor, in order
Oat. he might prevent new misfortune!. by making a
jiniteious use or the military force,' or by arming all'
toe country people. A deputation has been appointed
to 1 ty our grievances before our august Sovereign. It
li.:s Lean remarked, that since the departure of our
Princes we have received more visits born the Ng-
barians than while they remaingd among us."
London, England, 1816-01-17

GENEVA, JANUARY 3.

The Protestants of the Vallai% have demandrd the
renewal with the Clergy of Geneva, of Cane aasicting
relations which formerly unite.:l their Chur(l3:4 to
ours. The Protestant! t.f. the South have re::ived
many aids. • The beneficence of the English families
who inhabit Geneva has been especially remarked.
London, England, 1816-09-14

?ARM SEPTEMBER H.

Among tht Euglish an election would be declared
invalid, if a Peer was to take a part in it. It is
doubtless for this reason that no French Peer is to be
fouad among the Presidents of the Electoral Col-
leges, although in the present state of our legislation,
the Peers who are Members of the Colleges, may
exercise the functions of electors.

The Duke and Duchess of Newcastle, and Mr.
A'Court, the Envoy Extraordinary from Naples to
London, have arrived at Paris, and occupy the
grand Hotel de Londres, Place Vendome.
It was on the 21 of July, at three p. m. that the
frigate la Meduse, which was conveying to Senegal
the Governor named by the King, was shipwrecked
20 Jenne: from Cape Blanc. The circumstances of
this disaster are unbeard of in the annals of onr navy.
The details were brought by the corvette ECho, which
salved 15 man of the' shipwrecked mariners, who had
days on a raft, fifteen leagues off the land
view of k, standing up to the middle in
without being able o make tue.slightest move-
_ backward or forward. Of 147 meu who
twiststaltemsehres to this raft, hastily construct-
' oggint of the ahirireck, fiftecn onlritere

au
w annum for the assessed lases. This *km. saved IS
mid have bad s retrospective action Sr six boss throe d
jit would thee. have redaded a groat deal and Lsesu
Woe sad ttaustaleat arrassameta. It is waters with,
r esteemed,that. M. Lain. •Issalsot
France and tbat Popours emigasher
=an kat a polka if. 14100011 kiwi, ea lad tassaid.
War SOPS Cif i Webs Or
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London, England, 1816-09-14

fable

&wows, eicluded by the Onlinaree from thc '
loathing Chamber, on newt of insufficiency of
Vie Vi- •
, ate, Mtit:sy, Fortbin d'lssart, Humbert de
esaraisons, de'Rochefitucault. &c.
01 It is reported that a number of French Officers
of artillery are in the service of the Dey of Algiers."
=TIM? OP ASIOTHER LITTilt.
a The alarm is excessive among the Princes and
the Ultras. When the Duc de Damn announced
the dissolution of the Chamber .to the Duc d'Angon.
lease, the emotion of the Prince was extreme. ' .11
"Odra dont —;:-.•••••••—k petit jilt de Henri 17:-----•'
All the Rtiyal Deputies axe flying 0 their depart-
ments; they will-not leave a stone unturned; their
presence is considered of indispensable necessity.
Monsieur, on meeting M. Jobart, Lieutenant General
des Gardes du Corps. at the Palace yesterday, said
to this Ez•Deputy, 0 Quefaites vont la ?—de suit a mon
poste, Monseignenr..Ystre paste est la on est yore arras-
Ilialement."rhe Duc de Berri, acing from a similar
feeling, told General Lanjeac, son poste dans cc
moment est k poste ftolitiquo.'
44' I now proceed to describe what took place in
the interior of the Royal Family, after the Princes
became acquainted with the Ordinance dissolving the
Chamber on Saturday last.
Monsieur arrived at half p ist eleven in the
King's private Cabinet. previous to attending the'
MIS The Due and Duchess d' Angouleme took
their seats there shortly after. The Duc and Duchess
de Berri did not appear 'that day at Court. When
his Majesty entered, he saluted his brother gratioucly
as usu..l; but it was remaiked the Count d'Artois
replied with a slight inclination of the head and a
tear glistening in his eye. The Due and Duchess of
Angouleme answered the King's civilities with a
protonnder reverence, but the emotion of the Prince
was visible, and the liuchess had her handkerchief
before her eyes. On his return from Chapel, the
King saluted her Royal Highness alone, but did not
honour with his notice the other Princess of his family."

THE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1816-09-14

Till ',miff.

Thedipsb of ttgitbents In the East Indies, now
at Chelmsford, are ordered to Chatham Garrison to
do duty.
Tuesday, a detachment of the 724 Regiment
marched from Chatham Barracks, to join the 85th
Regiment at Northampton.
Friday an order was received at Chatham to dis-
band immediately the Sd Garrison Battalion, now in
Chatham Barracks. It is expected to take place on
the 24th instant, for which purpose Oily will pre-
viously be marched to Chelsea.
London, England, 1816-09-14

•
NI XT 'TUESDAY.

THE very near approqh of the Drawing of the
Lottery induces r. BUI-1 once more to remind his best
Friends the Public, that the 6::4:e Lottery begins on
TUESDAY NEXT, the 17th
The Scheme has deservAly met wit:t universal approbation, 46
it contains only 14,000 Tickets, yet has Two Prize; or o.:•.0,000,
Two of 300,000, &c. &c. amounting, in Stock and ?Joon., to
.405,750 ; •and there are Two grand Features i.: the arrange.
ntent,xiz. the Drawing, each Day are to be equal, anti tLat the
very first Prize taken out of the Wheel shall have XtO,OQC addi.
Weal, consequently it may ke a Prize of 480,i.6C.
Tickets and iharca are sealing by
T. BISH, Stock-Broscr:-,
4, coRNHILL ; Alas J, cititglNG CiVSS.
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London, England, 1816-09-14

Who sold One Prize of X 30,000, and Tweuty•sia oaler Capitals,

in the last Lottery; also,
The First Pi ize of X.10,0i30 ever drawn,
The Last Prize of £50,000 evi r drawn,
The Last Prize ef £40,090 ever drawn,
The Last Priz. of ie30.000 ever alrawn,
Besides Prizes of X 2.; nOn, ,f 16; £15,000,
£lO,OOO, &c. tots mit:lt:rolls for insertion.

NEI: I' TUESDAY,
5€49,000 (or the FIRST DRAWN Plr;V!
480,000 rn.iy be gained by ONE Ticket.

Additioa to which there are

X3OlOO
. £lO,OOO

Esc %cc. Conicsis and Money.
TCHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CI. Con.
tractors for the present Lottery, anxii,,is that their friends
tithe Public should participate in ail the advantages which the
bade presents, respectfully beg leave to remind them that tl•e
awing will commence neat Tuesday, when the fate vf One
hird tie whole number of Tick.ts, which the Wheel con-
ics, will be decided On that day' the sutra Of ,404100 will be
sten to the F:rst drawn Prize, by which arrangement it will be
to that Orte Ticket may gain £BO,OOO. As this splendid ad•
Image can rmly he derived by those who make their purchases
tfore Tue4&y, RICHARDSON, GOODLIICIL, and Co. are anxious
at those it lends, who Gave hitherto delayed their orders, should
se ao time lu favouring them with their commands, at either
their lucky Offices, Cornlaill or Charing-Cress, where they
14 in the late Lotteries
18,646
43t
10,214

X 50,000
250°°1 Guineas.
25,000
X 20,000

.NEXT 1 UESDAY,
THE FIRST DRAWN PRIZE WILL BE ENTITLED
'l'O FOR 1 ir THOUSAND POUNDS!!
IN addition to its chance of being Drawn a Prize
l of ihiother Xio,ooo, making an unequalled Capital of
CBO,OOO. The chance of this, however, cast only be obtained by
hose Adventures who purchase before the First Day of Draw-
bB• . GRAND SCHEME.
2 ....Trine of ' £40,000 3 per Ct. C0tt5....2€804,0C0
2 r........... 30,000 ditto .
2
2 ... l,OOO ditto . B,OOO
10 .....,.... SOO ditto .
10 •-..... .......... . ...... ... SOO ditto . ......
10 .......... ... • 100 Money . l,OOO
20 ..... •••• ...
ISMS . lO ditto .
L._

111002 Tkkete. • Stock and Money, ,3205,760
Tickets and Shares are on Sale in great varlet, at
No. 7, CORNHII.I.., and 26, OXFORD-STREET,
stere the above magnificent Capitah will be paid on demand.—
Nil klintiS in the Public Funds trausacted.--Ordars from the
h:ourtry immediately attended to.
H - Present Prices —Tieket......1222 12 0
,C 3 3 6
ag •
-, 4E12 7 0 1 Eighth •
loaner - . 6 5 0 I Sixteenth - 112 0
An Equal Number of Tickets will be draws each Day.
_

Ci:CARROLL, Contractor.
r 7. Anz Itrangers.—Les Penonnes du Continent penvent se
Kornis de Billets tint enders que divissfs en Ordains as Prix
ei-
I°'4us'Notb au Bureau de is Lotterie d'Etat de G. CARROLL,
o 71 Curnhill, Lcadres, soil en s'adressant 4PA dkettemont, ou
rtutreftlis 45 lots cverespOn4ulf.
London, England, 1816-09-14

LONDON.

NEXT TUESDAY THE srATE LOTTERY BEGINS
DRAWING. THE FIRST PRIZE DRAWN THAT DAY
MUST BE MORE THAN Ittopoo, AND MAY BE £schooo.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1516.
PRICE OF STOCKSTHIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK :
Reduced sbut.—Cons. no. Cti 62—Cons. for acc. 64fi
4 per Cent. shut-5 per Cent. Navy 93$
Bank Long Anns. —lndia Bonds 71. Ss. pre.
Exchequer Bills, fts. Si. pre.

To-day we received t'ne Paris Papers of Tuesday
and Wednesday. They contain not a singe word of
news from Algiers. The Mon tour of Wednesday
contains a long official article in praise of the dissblu-
tinn of the Chamber of Deputies, or rather in praise
of the Constitutional Charter, which has thus been
solemnly declared, like the laws of the Medes and
Persians, unalterable.

cleated in

T--
the Chamber of Deputies last Session by the discus-
AM on the Charter, the writer proceeds
a Every discussion, every alteration of the Charter,
oust be equally fatal to our present tranquillity and
to our future bopes s the last Session has but too well
informed us with what facility such discussions may
be made subservient to the views of the spirit of
party and how easy it was to avert from their pur-
posed object, the projects of perfection, in order to
make them suit individual interestles ambitious views.
—The Ordonnance of the Sth instant, in declaring
that no article of the Charter shall be subject to the
revision of the Chambers, hai therefore preserved us
from all the dangers which this revision must neces-
sarily have brought with it—dangers which we had
already foreseen, bat of which it was impossible to
foresee the extent.

" The King, who made the Charter, wishes that
it should remain as he gave it : be revokes a conces.
sion which his goodness bald induced him to grant,
and the inconveniences of which' have been made
manifest by the experience of the present year. This
admirable proof of wisdom seems to have given us
back a second time the Charter for which we were
already indebted to him, and which will make the pre-
sent the most glorious gra of the reign of I.ouis XVIII.
" Thus with respect to the stability of our Insti-
tutions, this Ordonnance is one of the greatest benefits
that we have received from the King. We have
always said, that the confirmation of the Royal Au-
thority was not ,less important to France than the
stability of the Charter."
London, England, 1816-05-18

bE3IRABLE PREMISES, ST. JAMES'S'S CREEC,

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With SPACIOUS ROOMY SHOP, CAPITA I. GALLERY,
and DWELLING APARTMEN &c.

'l'o BE BOLD BY Atic PION,
•
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garrawars Ceffee-hoisse,'Chatage-alley, Ctirnhilt, on Tunas
DAY. 30(4 of May, lilt 6,-at Twelve ti Ci~wk,
AVERY Eligible LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
comprising those spacious, roomy, and vet), commodiot s
Premises
THE ROYAL ST. JAMES'S BAjAAR,
Fittel up in a handsome manner, on which no expense has been
spared to render them highly convenient, desirably situate No. 29,
oft the East side of St. Janttes-street, adapted for any business
requiring seam and room, containing on the Upper Storey, a
Nursery ,and four Bed-rooms; Second Storey, a neat Skoog-
room, two Bed-chambers, Water-clostt, a capital Gallery let on
Lease to Mr. Stanley,- as an Auction-room; oo the !hest Floor, a
hapdsome Draclorroom, Breakfast room, Closet, &c. principal
and secondary Staircases, Groand Floe, -a very spacious luny
Shop, at present occupied asthe Royai-Mercaturia Or Si. James's
Bazaar, about 95.feet.deep and 30 feet wide. a Closet, and two
Water-closets, Basement, convenient Oilioes, and a spacious Cel-
lar under the principal pan of the Shop.
The Premise, are held on Lease for an unexpired term of
about 20 years at a low tent. The Second Storey, and Exhibition
itooms are let of for the whole teem. at a higher rent than what
Is reserved in tee Lease. -
be viewed by applying to Mr. Stubbs. on the Premise*,
where Particulars may be had; at Cutaway's; and of Mr. lie-
bins, Warwick-street, Goldvn-square.
N. B. Mr. Stubbs* AULLAUSI MAINIUFACTOILT will be removed
i after the soh of Jung, to Nostill selocbdtilys facing St.
London, England, 1816-05-18

' 7•:•- •
PAILLIAMENraitr PROCEBDINGS.
•
HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY 17.
• •
The House met at In o'cinek hither triorniug, and proceeded
fa Appeals.
On the motion of. Earl STANIIOPF, the conference with the
Commons regarding Ste Statute 1104, was vo.tpuned till Friday.
S FANHEIPE also save notice fur Friday oi a motion re-
Speedos the subject of Weighs and Measures. The Lords were
ordered to be summoned, for Friday,
The Malt and Beer Duties AU vivances Bills, several Local
and Private Bills, were brought up from the House of Com-
mons by Sir WM GOAIdAhI, Lord Fenno.' Osmanli, Mr.
FIWLAY, and other Members, and read a Stu time.
Mr. Hrsim, from the Commissioners for the Reduction of Cie
National Debt, presented Accuuuts of the Funded and Unftuid-
ed Debt, which were ordered to lie on tbe Table.
Tip Earl of ALBEMARI.II. presented a Petition il•om Bren-
dan, in the Counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, against large Mili-
tary Establishments, and praying for Economy and Retrench-
mene.---Ordtred to lie on the l'abie.
On the *object of the Coroner.' Bill, the Earl of EGJI E MO NT
ed a Petition against it from the Justices of the Peace and
rt=ibutors to the County Rate in Somenetshire ; and another
Peritionagainst 1,, which were ordered to lie on the Table.—.
The Noble Lord wished the third reading of the Bill to be fur-
ther postposed, to give time fur ar due consideration, and a short
cooversation ensued.
Lord HOLLAND observed, that it was contrary to the forms
at the House to make this a private Bill
Earl STANHOPE said tbe objection might be cured, by in-
serting words in the Bill on the third reading.
The Marquis of BUCKINGHAM thought it would better
to go on with the discussion, as several persons wbo were wait-
ing in town-the reauk, would be otherwise put to grist incon-
venience.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL objected to going on with the dis-
cussion now, as subjects of importance were fixed to con-e on.
The Earl of EGREMON T proposed Friday, but this being
objected, the Earl of Livtaroot. named Mooday. The former,
Noble Earl said he could net attend before Wednesday, sad the
third reading was postponed till that day. •
On the motion of Lord HOLLAND, the Order of the Day
for she mend reading of the Shoplifting Bill was discharged, and
6zed fee Wednesday.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE, with a view to the dlseursion
on the Book Restriction Bill, asked whether a New Luau from ,
the Bank to Government was negotiating

Ibe Earl of LIVERPOOL. said, tbeir was an arrangement
on foot for a leather advance by the Bank to Government.
hi answer to =other question from the Earl of LAUDER-
DALE as to the amount of the advance, whether X 6,000,000,
or £ll.oooool the Earl of LlllllOOOl. declined stating for
amount at present.
London, England, 1816-07-15

LAW lATELLENCE.

'INSOVVENT DEBTORS COURT, JULY 13.
AND suLLolt OLDACRE.
In 'this the the di charge or the defendant, Old.
icre, who 'was whipper-in to the Berkeley Hunt, was
opposed on the part of Messrs. Hume and &lion, of
the Stanmbre Association, on the ground of an• im-
perfect schedule The Stanmore Asse:ciation had, it
appeared, co-operated for the purpose of preventing
fox hunting trespasses on their grounds ; and had, in
the names of the plaintiffs, commenced arti:ms
against the whipper-in of the Berkeley Hunt for tres-
passes, and carried them, with costs. The objection
taken to the ipsolvent's discharge on this occasion
was, that he had not returned a fair schedule, inas-
much as he had stated that he was indebted to Mr.
Harvey Conibe, jun. in the sum of £BO. which that
Gentleman, who was Treasurer to the Berkeley-
Hunt, had expended for him in the defence of the
actions. Mr. HEATH contended, that the insolvent
had no right to make himself a debv,r in this man-
per, as the affair was one in which the Hunt evidently
'acted as a body. Mr. P. *SMITH maintaired that the
defendant was lona Pe indebted to Mt. Cot'ihe
the money expended in Ili% defence, and t'iat the Act
of Parliatneut made it imperative on him to niter t the
amount in the schedule. No objection of this nature
had been made for the last three years. The Court
was of opinion that the delendant was net indebted
to Mr. Combe, and dismissed the pelition, with leave
to present a new petition, on payment oftosts.
London, England, 1816-07-15

kiI#PA }?faLLC&NC&

MAULS
AU. 2914 Mt Da:.
win , • 0 Lisboa . • 3/4
Waterford . 2 0 • Cads •. . 2
Gomm,' and ferny 0 0 Hamburg's . 0 7
Forme . 0 Gottenburgb . 0 ;
Hamad - 0 Plantiers 0 •
kAiTANniA SHIPPII4O.

DAT.

The Company'. ships Arou.o an.i Nowniuunt;
LAND, arrived in the Dorman Saturday night; they
left St. Helena the I6th of May.

The. NOFTRIMPULANO sailed from Madras the
4th of January, and from Beneoolen the 2d of March.
The APOLLO sailed. from Bengal the 6th of Decem-
ber;
lieherry the 176. and from Point de Galle the 29th
from Tel;
from Bombay the 29th of January;
of February ; and from the. Cape of Good Hope the
29th of April.

CORK, JULY 9.
' Sailed Ms Majesty's ship HEBRUS, on a cruize.
FALMOUTH, JULY 12.
Arrived at this port yesterday, and passed pp
Channel, the Auspicious and Ganges, from Bdta,i,
all well. Sailed to-day, the Marlborough Packet, fo;
Lisbon ; Lord Hobart Packet, for Jamaica; and the
Elizabeth Packet, for the Brazils—all with Mak-.
Wind N.W. fine weather.
PORTJMOUTH, JULY 14.
- Arrived yesterday, and sailed again to the
ward, his Majesty's ship i*Vrialtit. Attired to
day, his Majesty's ship Conmu.o, from Shenness;
and the Elliott transport, Irons Gibraltar.

DEAL, lULY 14.
Arrived yesterday and sailed for the River, the
Auspicious and Ganges, from Bengal; also anived
and sailed this morning far the River, the Hereford.
shire and General Kyd East Indiamen, from China,
and the Northumberland and Apollo, from Bengal.
Came down from the River the EURYDICe frigate and
Batzemts bomb, and sailed for Portsmouth ; the
Princess Amelia for China.—Wind S.W. with rain.
DOVER, JULY sv.
Sailed this day she Lord Duncan Packet, Captain
Hawn:row, with a mail and passengers, for Calais;
also the Prince Leopold, Captain ROGER • Delence,
Captain ADAMS; and Dart, Captain irturnisoN,
likewise for Calais, with passengers. The Nun,
'Charlotte Packet, Captain Hou.aNns, with a mad
and passengers, has also sailed this afternoon, Eat
Ostend.

JULY 14..,itirilfed last night the Chichester Packet,
CAPtaill RUTTZR ; Princess Augusta, Captain BLAKE;
and Modeste, French Packet, Captain GRAMM—aiI
from Calais, with passengers. Sailed this morning
the Cumberland, Captain Boaz% with Count Wo.
nonzow ; the Favourite, Captain POWZR ; Ant, Cap.
lain Bantart ; and the Souvenir, French Packet—
all for Calais, with passengers. Arrived the Lady
Jane James, Captain HAYWOOD, from Boulogne, with
passengers.

MILFORD HAVEN, JULY 11.
Yesterday arrived here his Majesty's Packet Cowl.,
Captain Guilty, with a mail and passengers, hom Wa.
teriord : she towed in the brig Erin, cf Dungarvoa,
I Fowutst, Master, from Swansea for Cork, with =dia-
-1
mast gene. which the Gower fell in with in great dis.
tress about twenty miles to the westward of the Smalh
Rock. Arrived the Caledonian steans.vesiei,
•G"larigow for London a his Majesty's schooner Td.
graph, Lieutenant !Arctic, from a ermne. Sailed
the Diligence Admiralty cutter, for Plymouth; de
Maria, EDWARDS, from Dublin for London.
London, England, 1816-07-15

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law , (being the Fourth,) with large Additions, of
DISCOURSES and DISSERTATIONS on the
pr I. DOCTRINES of ATONEMENT and"
WICRIFIor.; iad on the principal Arguments advanced, and
to Mode of Reasoning employed, by the Opponents of thou
.ottrines, as held by the Established Church. With an ATFLT4.
ax ; containing some Stricture, on Mr. Belaham's Arecenu of
he Unitarian Scheme, in his Review of Mr. Wilberforce's Tres-
tle; together with Remarks on the Version cif the New Testa-
lately published bp.the Unitailans.
By WILLIAM MAGEE, D.D. F.R.S. M.R.T.A.
Dean of, Cork, Chaplain to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant
of Ireland, late Senior Fellow of Trinity College, and Professor
of Mathematics in the University of Dublin.
Primed forT. CaJell add W. Duties, Strand, London ; and
W. Blackwood, at Edinburgh.
• • The third Volume, which empletes the former Edition,
it sold separately, price 10s. 6d. in boards.
London, England, 1816-07-15

HARWICH, JULY 13

Sailed the Castlereagh packet for Holland, Lark
packet for Cuxhaven, and the Jane packet tor Gat►
tenburigh.
YARMOUTH, ]III.Y.Is.
The Trainlgdr, of Shields, Batowssnister, smirk
on Nonh Scroby sand yesterday in the morning.—
She has been got off without much damage.
London, England, 1816-07-15

RICHMOND, SURREY
DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE, WI rt 3 EXCELLENT AT-
TACHED and DETACHED OFFICE• 4, BEAUTIFUL
LAWN, PLEASURE GROUNDS, GARDEN, iSt. sloping
to the River. By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on 'Pupae-
psr, July 18, IAIG, at Twelve &Clock,
THE Simtularly Elegant Well-buiit LEASE-
HOLD RESIDENCE, late the Property of Sir Dime
loose Satire, Ban deceased, most enchantingly situate at the
foot of Richmond Hill, contiguous to the Bridge, with a beau-
:ttul Lawn sloping to the River, laid out with gravelled walks,
highly embellished with fine grown Timber, Shrubs, Everygreer.s,
he. commanding beautiful and extensive views of the winding.
of the Thames, and luxuriant surrounding country.
The house is calculated to the accommodation of a family of
the first respectability, enclosed from the road by a fore court
with folding gate.; containing, on the upper fluor, six ex-
cent= Bed chamber, and a Dressing-room ; on the irst floor,
a very elegant Drawing-room, finished with beautiful -le ndscapes,
and bowed end looking to the Thames,4 breakfast Parlour, two 1
excellent Bed chambers, and a Dressing-room; on the ground-
Boor, Entrance under a pc rtico tea handsome Han, capital bowed
Dining-parlour, Breakfast-room, Gentleman's Dressing-room
end Study, an excellent principal and secondary Staircase. In
basement, enclosed from the house by *glazed partition, ervants'
HaU, Butler's Pantry, Housekeeper's Room, Maid's Closet, Wine;
Ale, Beer, ard Coal Cellars, he detached Offices recently
erected, Men Servants' Dressing-room, Laundry, &c. with
water laid on • excellent Kitchen, Scullery, two cool Larders,
Coal-bob, and four Sleeping rooms for Servants ; Coach-
hoe's, sib stall. Stable, with Left and Magee Room over;
Kitchen Garden, Gswese•house, Drying...ground, and Passage to
the Bridge road, and detached Sorrento' Entrance; containing in
the whole about Two Acres.

'l'.3 be viewed by Thkets only. Partkulart mty be had on the
Premises; at the Castle and Talbot, alebasood • White Hart.
Windsor; Castle. Salt-bill; Bull, East Sheen; Star and Garter,
Kew Bridge • of Mr. Wortham, Solicitor, Castle-street, Hol-
born; at Chtraway's ' • and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-strset,
Golden .square, of whom Tickets for viewing may be bad.
London, England, 1816-07-15

NEW YORK, JUNE 17.

LATEST raou FILANC&r.•OII Saturday arrived lel
this port the French frigate Eurydice, Captain Mi.
nard, in 29 days from Brest, having on board his
Excellency Hyde de Neuvilk, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary from the Court of France
to the United States, and family; together with
Messrs. Petri, Consul for New Orleans ; the Marquis
Firigere, Consul for Baltimore; Devalnais, Consul
for Boston; Andelud, Vice-Consul for Portsmouth;
Bourgeenay, attached to the Legation ; and Bucbet
de' Martigny, Vice-Consul. The Eurydice is con-
sidered the finest frigate is the French navy. She
sailed from Bcest on the 17th of May, at which
period no political events of importance had occurred
in Europe.

BOSTON, JUNE 19.

LATIN? FROM Soya Amituce.—By the *nivel of
the brig Hater, Captain King, in 59 day; from Rio
Grande, we lam that as attodilion• collagist; of,
London, England, 1816-07-15

VALE OF GLAMORGAN.

A GOOD HOUSE to be LET reasonable, called
CANTLESTON CASTLE, wherein some respectable
Families lately resided, having a Dining and a Drawing-room, a
Kitchen, Brewboule, Dairy, Stable, Coach. house, one walled and
ore other Garden, and pleasant Grass Plot before the House,
hard and soft Water, and other conveniences. '1 he situation is
healthy and agreeable, near the Bristol Channel and the mouth
of Ogmore River, Bridgend, plentiful Market and Post Town,
Newton Harbour and Bathing-house, and the great mall-coach
road from London. Bath, and Bristol, e.roush Cowbedge and
Swansea to Milford Haven and one other coach pa•.ses to Bristol
(from whence vessels come to Newton) and one to Gloticester,
The sea shore is Bat, sandy and very pleasant for Whing,
walking, and riding.
N B. Some good Corn, Me, and Grass Land aloining may
be lact —Leuers (post-paid) to Covshrhige Post Master will be
iftswered, but a view is recommended.
London, England, 1816-07-15

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'HE' EVENING STAR.

LO N DON.

MONDAY, JULY 15, 1816.
"BIOS OF STOCKS This DAY AT WELVE O'CLOCIG
' Seduced .641—Cooe. titirLfor .4= 6511 •
4 per Cent. 791-4 per Cent. 94I—Bands 6s. pr.
Otani= —Exchequer Bilis, 3.6 x. pt.


We mentioned in our last, that the Chancery
Mosey would soon come into the' Stock Market. In
fact, after'our Paper was at press on Saturday, the
Broker employed by the Accountant-General began to
buy largely for Tuesday. Besides the relief afforded
to the Mosley Market by the payment of the Stock Di-
vidend*, it will soon receive a further relief by the half-
yearly dividend of the Equitable Insurance Company.
This Company holds no less a sum than 45,800,000
3 per Cents. and £400,000 4 per Cents s to which
must be added £493,700 lent on mortgage—she whole
yielding, in half-yearly dividends, about 4107,470.

We have received the Paris Papers of Thursday
and Friday. One of the French Journalists consoles
his readers for the absence of all means of acquiring
Or, to the French arms, by the superior excellence
of French dancing 1—" France," observes this silly
writer, is has still the glory of furnishing all the world
with lancers, and that pupils of the French stage are
stow gratifying the people of London, Naples, Vienna,
Berlin, St. Petersburgh, and Madrid, with the most
soritori exhibitions of their exquisite talents I"
We have given from these Journals a curious ex.
emplification from Madrid et the mental darkness
which the Jesuits would spread over Europe, if they
possessed the means, and which presents a strikirk
illustration of the advantages to be derived from their
restoration.

Some dreadful murders perpetrated within these
few days in Trance, afford fresh proofs of the de.
plorably low ebb of morals and religion in that cows-
try. We have given the articles alluded to, as likely
to excite a painful interest and perhaps+• deter some
English •isitors from trusting their persons or pro-
perty la such bands.
London, England, 1816-05-27

CHING'S PATENT WORM I.o7Atteuss.
WORMS are allowed to be the moat frequent.
Sources of Children,' Diseases :—Their Symptoms
every Parent should be acquainted with, They occasion low
of appetite, a paleness of the face, emaciation, and an lire.
gular take of the -bowels, snouted with violent pains; they
bring on convulsions affect the growth of the body, and often
prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both as a
preventative and curetor these alarming complaints, ;he above
excellent Medicine is allowed, on the teitintony of some of the
highest characters in this country, to have no equal: Their
public approbatioo, given to the Proprietor, from a personal
knowledge of its efficacy In their Own famillesd stamps its merits
beyond. competition, and gives a sanction to It which no otL
Med;cioe of the kind can boast.
Sold at Messrs. Butkr and SosP, N 0.4, Cbearldo, London,
in packets at Is. 144. sod bozos. sr es. od. and Os. Rd. and also
by 'Mr. Gardner, George-Asset, Edinburgh; Messrs. Newbery
and Sons, Dame street,. Dublin; and the Medicine Veeders
to
evcry city and town in the United Kingdom. •

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A. istrt-BlLlous PILLS, invented by EDWARD
1.2. HALLAM, Surgeon and Apothecary. This preparation Is
justly esteemed for its agreeable and mrtain operation, by which
* effectually removes all inaction or obit:lac:lo6of the stomach
Mid bon els, whether arising from Bile, Indigestion, Flat
operates by
4(ll:Aging acrid bite or ether mediae* retained in the intestinal
'Muni; gid acts as an alterative oldie system generally. Free from
asy andstionial or mereuridpreparations,:it is at all times safe
ood has been given with _dossier good. *feet during pregnancy.
Its sedan is particularly &Israel to Pavans of billow habit., and
Arse of sedentary lives; *Werra sullicient action of the bowels
in • not kept up, and crudities retained in those orgage are Ire-
eptendy producing pains and dlosseione, beett-ethee, languor,
and giddinem„ or a sees of *sailfiese and °Foresaw. A single
trial will fully cousins the patient of their Army. The worst
eases of bilious oc Ade head•mbee are certainly removed by a
single Ause• and lo a muck diartfv.time than mold be credited,
but front carriages. The
:Proprietor thinks it proper to msnark
they will be fogad oat only tout without pain * nomislabea, but
so leave the body, after dr* Immediate aetioo asses, frei from
that costive state which generally succeeds the operation of 'law
live medicines.
Sold by E. Edwards, SS, Peal's Church-yard ; Sanger,
isso,
11 Oilotiottset; and Tuat, Royal lischange, London ;
11. ad l 4s. lid. per box. Whin alas may be pralhind• an
Ptak Istedieineeet roper..,
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•Rt. DOB.

watt. DU!.
1
Dublin .. . • s 0 ' Lisbon - . - 0 • 1
Waterford - . 2 0 Cadiz . - - u 0
Gummy and Jew/ 0 0. Hamburgh - - 1 0
Holland -' ' - 0 1 Gottenburgh - - 1 0
France - ' - 1 0 Jamaica - - - 0 0
Flandara - - 1 0 Surinam - - - 0 0

FALMOUTH, MAY 24.
Arrived yesterday, the Prince of Wales, COOTIN,
and the Integrity, Sworntooe, from Waterford ;
Di-
ligence, THOMAS, from Cork. Sailed to-day, the In-
dustrious, Permeate, and the Industry, STALKER,
for London ; the Integrity, SWATRIDGE, for Ports-
mouth ; Hope, Lawn, for Portsmouth. The Rapid
Packet, STERIKER; which sailed from hence the llth
ult. for Halifax and New York, was spoken with
the 26th April, in lat. 46.40. long. 30. 10. all well.

PLYMOUTH, MAY S.
Sailed the HERON sloop of war, on a cruizP.—
Came in yesterday the Essex, Ensurraux, from Emir.
deaux.—Came in to-day the Horatio, Toxin, from
Guernsey.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 26.
Arrived yesterday his Majesty's ships T'sasAw and
Hors, from a cruize.—Arrived today the William.
Maui, from St. Domingo.—Sailed yesterday his
Majesty's ship Romano, on a cruize, and his Ma-
jesty's ship SPARROWDAWK, for Chatham.—Sailed
to-day the Eliza, —, for London.—Wind W.
DEAL, MAY 26.
Came down from the River and sailed to-day the
Peggy, Moan, for America; Minerva, FRANCLIN,
for Quebec; and Dispatch, GODDARD, for Bourdeaux.
Sailed yesterday the 'Markin.. HERBERT, for New
Wales, with male convicts, all well.—Wind S. .i
DOVER, MAY as. - •
Sailed, this evening the Flora, Captain Waxsoa,
with the Earl of WICKLOW, for Calais ; also the Lord
Duncan packet, Captain PASCOZ, with a mail and
passengers for Ostend. Arrived the Lord Duncan.
Calais packet, Captain HAMILTON, with passengers;
also the Modeste, French packet, with a mail from
Calais; this morning the Lord Sidrnouth, Captain
PiAILIC, with a mail and passengers from Ostend.—
Sailed this gaming the Ki*g Gone packet? Captain
Kum; with a mail sod lassos/sell for Calm. •
London, England, 1816-05-27

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g
athor tasitiail• ware also appropriately given, and at-
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knowled.
Meows: 'fluscLata, Lair; Goss. •TATLOIt, and
1311todDliillUIT, contributed their powerful aid to the
harmony' of the
.meeting. Nor must we omit to
notice the volunteer exertions of Captain F0116%102'
and Mr: SWAN, who sung some of BURNS' frlOUrite
songs with the most exhilarating effect I and a Poem
written for the occasion by Mr. CAMPRICLI., Wag rt•
cited with much feeling and effect, by Mr. CoNwAY.
Shortly after eleven the company broke up, highly,
delighted with the harmony and unanimity of senti.
meta which had prevailed throughout the entertain.
anent. at the close of which every friend to poetical
'genius who had been present -
" Might bore the howpfnew to •sy.
My Mauls, I bars not Jou a day r

104,0 So soon as a List of the Subscriptions for the Monument
of Reseal. Boasts can be completed, it will be published; and,
in the meantime, Gentlemen who base signified their intention to
promote this National Design,' as well as others, are requested
to communicate with the Stewards, the Treasurer, Coy TT.
TROTTBR, Esq. as the Secretary, Mr. JZIDAN, at Old Bromp-
too; and no, Strand.

NAVAL mrELLI6BNCE.

MAILS THIS DAY.
London, England, 1816-05-27

OEN FEEL. RESIDENCE.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
ALL that FREEHOLD GENTEEL HOUSE,
GARDEN, 'and PREMISES, situate In St. Giles's-street,
Northampton, now in the occupation of Mrs.. Watkins consisting
of twat Parlours on the Ground Floor, execilent'Kitchen, Lancer,
Sm.; three Chambers aa the First Floor; two Chambers ins the
Second Floor; excellent Cup Par, Pump, and Weil of geed Water.
a good Garden, and one other adjoining; held on Ltase for 99
years, trom March 45, 1004r—The abort Premises are in gond
repair, and most eligibly situate is the uios pleasant part ut the
Town, and command extensive and picturesque views of the ad-
jacent country.--To treat foe the same, apply to Messrs. Pocock
and Forbes, Ely Place, London; or L. Kershaw, Northampton.

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.
TO GROCERS, TARL
I.OW-C HANDLERS, IRONMIN-
, GES, and SEEDSMEN.
• BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.
.rllO BE LET, for a Term of Years with imme.
A. dime possesaion, the House, Warehouses, Chandlery, Gar-
den, Homestead, and Premises, of a Person desirous of retiring
from the trade; most eligibly situate in the centre of • flourishing
and populous Market 'I own in Northamptonshire, which for
upwards of 60 years past have been well established as a highly-
respectable house of business. Tice Premises are In excellent re-
pair ; the attached and detached Offices numerous and roomy,
and the whole possesses very superior accommodations and coo.
vestiences for carrying on the above trades to a considerable ex-
tent.—The Fixtures and Stock in Trade must be taken at a fair
valuation.
Any person of rss-;ectability destroyed' embaridowin the above
Concern, will be treated with on the mast liberal terms; or, if
a Partnership should be preferred, the Advertiser, will have no
objection to-treat fur the same with equal liberality.
For particulars apply, if by letter,post-paid, to Messrs. Lading-
ton and Hall, Solicitors, No. I, Secondaries Offici, inner Temple,
London.
London, England, 1816-05-27

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CAPITAL CABINET PIANOFORTE to be
SOLD Second-band, nearly as good as new. his a strong,
solid instrument, and stands remarkably well in tune, bas two
pedals, silk front, and is complete in every }tweet : ;bop price
V guineas, will be sold for Ss guineas. May be seen frau ten
to tour o'r:lock, at Mr. Watletes, Nu. 1, Leicertee-place.
N.B. Packing-case, if required, three guineas. Also a good
Second.hand Pianoforte, by Broad wood and Son, IS guineas.

MILLARD'S EAST INDIA WAREHOUSES,
No. 16, CHEAPSIDE,
For India Muslin., Shawls, &c. and Bri:fsh Manufactured Goods,
by the Piece and Denty, at the Wholesale Price.
rr HE Proprietor respectfully inform% the Nobility,
Merchant', and Families arriving from abroad, the greatest'
variety of India Muslin., Shawls, Long-cloths, &c. as imported
by the Company, together with every kind of superior British
Manufactured Goods, Irish Linens, Damask Table Linen., Sheet-
ing', articles ►or Family Mourning, elegant Furniture., Foreign
Late, &c. are constantly on sale at the Wholesale Price,ly the
piece and decoy. Merchants and Ladies having commissions 11
berally treated with. India Shawl' inhaled or Paid cash for..
No abatement made. Proprieturs of Business in the country sup-
plied with the fashionable articles for Dress as they aprar.
London, England, 1816-05-27

NEW MUSIC.

•
• This day was published price 2s.
Obi ! REST TkIEE, BABE ; the celebrated
Wad sang by Miss Stephens, at the Theatre.Royal,
Covanuaarilen, in" Guy Mannerlasg. 'To which is added. the
Stanza sung by Miss Carew, in the scene of the Gipds's Haunt,
is the same Play.
Compqeed by JOHN WHITAKER.
Linden I Printed by Button and Co. 75, St. Paul's Church-
Ord. Sold also by Poison, Robinson, and Co. Ed nburgh.
" The natural simplicity of the melody applied to the present
interesting and tousling verses before us, is highly creditable to.
she feelings and judgment of Mr. Whitaker. The effect made
Ilea the audience by Miss Stephen's performance of this lit&
sic la touching and electrical. We congratulate Mr. Whitaker
• upon his distinguished success'in this pzoduction."
See Monthly Magazine for May, 1816.

ON TURNER'S BLACKING.
BIGOTS complain of unfair play,
And, as though all others were lacking,
Not knowing the theme of the„day,
That Toss I ell 111111111 is ogted for Blacking.
Per, seine boast of a Liquid Japan,
And others Insure themselves clever;
Bat here only is thu real Japan,
"And Toast's's preserver of leather.
this Blacking you use for your shoes,
And strictly Buried sp the label,
A hsilliancy 'tis sure to produce,
As bees' was applied to your table.
likewise your boots'will equally shine,
By wing this excellent Blacking,
And that with half the labour and time,
Which keeps the leather front creaking.
If this Blacking Ladies use
'Ti, sure to soften the leather,
Adds a lustre so boots and also to dwells
That' will stand both wind and the weather.
Both in country and (own be le fam'd,,
For certain there's no other like him;
And your servants you ought for to blame
Not asking tor 'lva N ERNI Jet Blacking.
Now in every town be has Agents
For selling his real Japan Blotting,
That will be sure to praise its contents,
And prove that of nothing 'tie lacking. •
it you are in want of any that's good,
Qf its praise l still must be taking; •
The Factory standing in tam'd London-road—.
Away, the°, for TURNIII% good Blacking !
• Observe, this Blacking is sold in Slipsony,- Shilling, and
=ir nY Rota" ali Bookmakers. Grocers, Druggists,
P ownsegers,Brushmans,&c. In town sad country.
RICHARD
Il4,l4eades Southwark.
11.1. Ask 1* Tynan Moab*
London, England, 1816-05-20

DEAL, MAY 194

Sailed on Friday evening, after post, the Lady
Carrington and Mangles East Indiamen for Bengal.
Came down this day from the River and sailed the
Northumbrian, LAWSOA, for Calcutta ; and the To•
M'Latmets, for Tobago. Ake came down
and remains, the Ann, NASSAU, for Bombay.

HARWICH, MAY IS.

Arrived the Castlereagh packet, with a Mail, from
Cuxhaven ; the Elizabeth 471, the Elizabeth .722, and
the Lizabeth GZ transports, from Bremerlee, is
ballast; and the Liebe transport, with horses, from
Deptford, bound to Bremerlce ; also* arrived the
Henry Freeling packet, with a Mail, from Hiallankl.
Sailed the Bsaufoy packet, for 1-I,llland ; Emily
packet, for Cushaven and the Active packet, for
Guttenburgli, all with Mails. •
London, England, 1816-05-20

WARREN'S ORIGINAL JAPAN LIQUID
BLACKING, produces a brilliant Jet Black, equal
td the. highest Japan Varnish, preserves the Leather soft, and
Mr:iits cracking, does not soil the linen, Is perteerly free
rlnj unpleasant smells and will retain its Virtues In an)
Ornate.
Sold Wholesale by Robert Warren, 14, St. IVlhrtheslane,
I London • and Retail by Caldwell, Dublin; White, Waterford ;
Thomson, Belfast • Ratbnra, tdiaburgh; Osborne, Gla_sgow ;
Lyon, Inverness ; bookworthy, Plymouth ; Evans and Co. Ches.
ter; Clark, I.oneasuw ; Wood, Blrmingham ; Pierson, Sheffield ;
Greene.ade, Guernsey; Sheldon, Manchester; Rounthwaite, Li-
verpool ; Edmonds, Swansea; Plnkney, Bristol ; 14onr el, Car-
lisle ; Frewer, Norwich; Watkinson, Scarborough; and by his
Agents in every Town in the Kingdom, in Store itottles, is. 6d.
a tint, 10d. half a pity, and 6d. each.
CsuTscre.---Obeerve, 600 C aft genuine unless
Ce,fiktArrerline •
is signed oa the &ed , sad 14, St. Martip's-lame. camped in
the Bottle, as the superior quality of this Blacking has hausei
several Vase impoitors to tell apturnas compositions uuder the
%hove WI OM
London, England, 1816-05-20

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.6.SANAIf PAPERS..

COPPTHAqtar,,mAY .7.
ii.fitilllrtned that the Duchy of Lnnenborg will
• trellYitbortly taken resession of by our government.
. . - . MENTZ, MAY Y. •
pn thi 91 of May, at fieysellantern, possession
was. formally taken of that estate for the King of
• •
Bararii.
Hambureh exchange on London, 10th and 14th
May, 84-9.

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BRUT SELS, MAY. 14.
Several couriers have suciessively arrived at Cam-
bray with dispatches for the Duke of Wellington.—
ir is supposed they relate to the eventisehich' have
just passed at Grenoble, and to the movements which
the factious have sought to produce in various parts
a France, and even in the capital knife The Noble
liukt was much employed at the departure of the
last accoonts ; and there was stalk, but still vaguely,
of Olt various measures which would be immediately
taken. Mean time couriers' have been dispatched to
London, as well as into Germany.
M*v 16. —Ms,' several branches of the Admini-
stratio'n which were still in this city have successively
gone to the Hague. Next October all the Depart-
ments of Administration will come to Stwistli,
where they will remain a year. The States-General
will ritewise hold their 'karats here for the same prt
riod it time.
HAGUE, MAY .14.
• SECOND CHAMBS* OT THE STATES4JENEEAL.
, ~A. Message from his Majesty was read, demi the
9th instant, with the Project. of a Lew containing
penal-dispositions to repress the abuses which have
taken place in this country in respect of negociations
or loans of money for fofeign Powers, or for private,
persons residing out of kingdom. The Decree of
his Majesty of the 9th January this year prescribed
repressive measures on this important subject : one of
the regulations of the projected taw is, that printers•
and journalists, who, shall print advertisements or
notifications of such negotiations, which are not ex-
pressly authorized by the King/shall be liable to a
penalty of 600 florins, and to the revocation of his
patent for six years. The Project is referred to the,
Sections, and is to be printed for the use of the
Members.
London, England, 1816-05-20

MILFORD HAVEN, MAY 11.

Arrived yesterday, at the Qttarantine Station hoe,
the Mary Fell, Ricnattn Wituon, Master, 'rum.
Smyrna, bound to Liverpool—sailed thence the 23d
of February last, and touched at Gibraltar; on the
6th instant, spoke the Maitland, outward-bound East
Indiaman, in lat. 40. 15. N. long. 15. S. %V. all well.
The Amy, ISItYANT, sailed in company from Smyrna;
the Hunter. lit"boa, arrived there from Malta the
day the Mary Fell saileJ. Remain the SEALARK
schooner. and DILIGIMCZ and Fox Admiralty cutters.
—Wind S. E. *
London, England, 1816-05-20

CUs rOM-HOUSE. MAY, 17.

SOIPR ERTZRLD OUTWAIIIM-•.Princess of WsIA, Fos, for
Ostend; Duke of Yak, Joseet Ellis, Rotterda,m ; lhatnend,
Logan tiennie, for Jersey; Louisa, Edward Mosley, for .tten-
stesoiani; General Grabens+ Thomas Weatherbead, for the Cape
of Good Hope. lsie of France, Bombay, Forts 'George and
William. and Sumatra; Sampson, Henry Liddell, fur Gibraltar.
APRIL Is.-111P11 INTIRRD Thomas
Meek. for Boston; Rover, Wm. King, for Hinaburgh ; Dept-
teed, J. Williams, for Dublin; American, Wm. M'Heth, for New
York ; blue-eyed Maid, lmt. Alewood, for Calais; Betsey, la.
Grey, for Hamburgh ; Whim, William Walsh, for Amsterdam;
Ntaaton, Robert Chambers, for Hamburgia.