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Church ; but it was ift some measure rendered neces
aftri, because the Mt of the 43d of the King wa'
about to expire. Another clause gave the diocesan.
power to require an incumbent to employ an assis-
tant, in cases where, from the extent of the duties, it
was the opinion of the diocesan that they could ►iot
be adequately performed by one prison. The power
of nomination would, however, rest with the incum
bent, as well as the amount of salary to be fixed be-
tween them. If, for three months atter the intima•,
Lion, the incumbent neglected to appoint an assis-
tant, then the power of the nomination should
lapse to the Bishop. The Learned Primate then set
forth the objects of the Bill, one of which was more
effectually to regulate the residence of the Clergy.
One clause, he said, went to allow the incumbent of
a living to rent 20 acres of land, besides his glebe,
for the purpose of celtivation, without the necessity
of applying for permission from his diocesan. If,
however, he wished to occupy more, it was provided
that he should apply for that permission. There was
nothing in it to prevent their occupation and cultiva•
tion of glebe lands to any extent. After other ob-
servations on the nature of the Bill, which the
Learned Primate represented as the fruit of the la-
bours of the Bench of Bishops, he moved that the
Bill be read a first time, with a view to its being
printed, and lying over for consideration in the next
Session. •
The Earl of HARROWBY expressed his appre-
hension that this Bill was too confieed in its enact-
ments.
• The Earl of CARNARVON adverted to certain
doubts which existed, whether the Clergy could by
law cultivate their own possessions ? At a time when
so many (arms were thrown on the hands of the
landlords, it was important that this doubt should be
cleared up. With regard to the powers to be con-
ferred on the diocesan, both in regard to residence
and assistants, he was anxious that nothing should be
done tending to compromise the political indepen-
dence of that large and respectable body of turn, the
Clergy of the Church of England.
The Archbishop of CANTERBURV could assure
the Noble Lord that the right of cultivating their own
possessions would be secured to the Clergy. A power
of appeal also to the Provincial Ordinary would be
given to the incumbent from the decision of his
Diocesan.
The Bill was then read a first time, and ordered
to be printed.
London, England, 1816-06-13

THE EVENING STAR.

1.0 ND' )N.
• THURSDAY, JUNE 13, ISI6.
PRICE OF S'T'OCKS TUN DAY .V1"1 WEIN E O'CLOCK:
Reduced 63i—Con'. stint—for opening 641 65
4 per Cent. 741-5 pt .r Cent. Navy phut—Bonds Is. dia. par
OnuJunt 223-I.xeliequer Bills, 3s. di*. is. pr.

The Onmium hold_•rs, a few days ago, petitioned
the Bank to postpone the final redemption of the
Om►►ium pledged at the Bank, which was to be
redeemed on the 12th July next, to the 21.'h of the
same month. Yesterday, however, Mr. i-ImE g:ive
notice, that the Bank Directors had resolved net w
comply with the prayer of the Petition.

We have received the Paris Papers of Monday.—
They contain the act of accusation against the five '
persons implicated in the publication of the libellous,
or rather treasonable Paper, callcd the Nab, Tri.-:l2re.
The ringleader of these disturbers of the public peacc
of France, was one BAbeuf, the con of a celebrated re-
volutionary character. The younger Baheuf was a
bookseller at Lyons, on BoNArnaTe's return 170 m
Elba, but from Olt instant he assumed a military
dress, and celled himself a Geteral. He did not
accompany his Master, however, to Waterloo, but
remained at Paris to write li!)eis on the friends or
peace and good order throi)ghoiit Ew.ope. The trial
was to commence on
London, England, 1816-06-13

7'HE ARMY.

The 9th Regiment of Light Dragoons are to do the
London duty.
The 20th Light Dragoons hive returned from the
disturbed districts to Hounslow.
The 16th Foot has removed from Fermoy to Li.
merick.

The head-quarters of the 2i)th Foot, are at Sligo.
A drift from the 2J battali,al of the 27th, and part
of the 1 Ith Foot, arc ordered to juin their respective
corps in FrAnce.
The 61st Foot are ordered to embark at Ports-
mouth for Jarnlica.

Monday morning, at three o'clock, a detachment
of ►he West York Militia marched from Nnrwich
to Harlestun, in consequence of an express having
arrived from the Magistrates of that place, who were
fearful of a disturbance during the fair in the neigh-
bourhood.

This morning a strong detachment amounting to
,608 horses of the 2 I Regiment of Life Guards as-
sembled in the Regettei Park, and afterwards n3arch-
ed to Wo:niwood Sertsbs, where they went through
a number of evolutions preparatoty to the grand
mil:tary spectacle which is to take place on %%Nai-
-1
bletcn Common on the anniversary of the battle of
Waterloo.

NJ In'ELLIGENCR.

I.I.OYD'S, JUNE 13.

A letter from dated Miy says—" A
Spani!..it t•lunp of war and a schooner sailed yesterday
in quest of the pr;v4teers mentioned in my List."

FALMOUTH, JUNE I!.
Arrived the Fox packet, with Mails from Matt,'
and Gibfilar: the le!t the foimer the ‘21411
and the latter the I Ith May. The 33 instmit, iu 13t.
SO. long. '2,1. 2.5. spoke the sloop liidtist:y, from
Cork for Ntwfoundland, out fifteen days, hitt n with
settlers (52).—N0 sailings.
London, England, 1816-06-13

.

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.

Tr" PRESENT EVENING, their Majesties'
servirts will perform the Comedy of
EVERY MAN IN IPIIS HUMOUR.
Kiiely, Mr. Kum.
To which will be added.
MY SPOUSE AND I.
• To morrow, The Confeieracy ; with the Irish Widow,
London, England, 1816-06-25

DR. Norrs SURREY AND wvArr.

This day were published, in 2 large Vols. Ito. embellished with
highly finished Portraits, &e.

THE Entire WORKS of HENRY HOWARD,
Earl of Sun ey, and Sir THOMAS WYATT, the Elder,
containing much new and curious Matter, with Notes, Critical
and Explanatory, &e.
By G. F. D D. F.S A.
Late Fellow of All Souls College. Oxford.

The number printed ib limited to S5O copies, oo decoy 4to.
price £7. 7s. and to 50 on royal 4to. price set I. I Is. boards.
Printed for Longman, Honor, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
nosier.row ; and at the British Gallery, No. 54, New Bond-street

THE I.Ali OF THE LAUREATE.
This'day was published, hi foolscap Bro. price 4s. boards,

- -
CARMEN NUPTI ALE.—By ROBERT
SOU THEY, Esq. Poet Laureate.
Member of the Royal Spanish Academy, and of the Royal Spa-
nish Academy of History.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
noster•row , and at the British Gallery, Ne 64, New Bond-street.
Of whom may be had% by the same Author,
The Pot c's P:lgrimage to Waarloo, in 19mo. illustrated by
EI:JAE Evgravings, price 101. 6d. boards. Roderick, the last of the
Goths, 2 vols. 163. Curve of Kehamls, g vols. 144. Thalaba, 2 vols.
16s. Joan of Arc, 8 vols. IBs. Madoc, I vols. 165.; and Minor
Poems, 3 vols. IBs. boards.

'I his day was published. the sd Edition, with considerable Addi-
tions, in S Vols. !sluts. price 165.61 boards,
A TREA TISE on the DISORDERS of CHILD-
HOLD and MANAGENIEN r of INFANTS, from the
Birth—adapted to Domestic Use.
By MICHAEL UNDERWOOD, M.D.
Physician to her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, Stc. &e.
London: Printed for John Callow, Medical Bookseller, 10,
Crown-court, Princes-8 .feet, Soho.
Also, by the same Author, the sd Edition, revised and cor-
rected, price Os. boards, Su*weaa TIRA'CTS ; containing a Trea-
tise upon Ulcers of the Legs, Serupholous Tumours, the Mam-
mary Abscess, and Sare Nipples of Lying-in Women, Stekitc.

Just iublisbed, in 4to. Illustrated by 21 &things, by the Author,
price 184. boards,
CASES of DISEASED BLADDER and TES.
TICLES.—By WM. WADI% Surgeon.
Printed for John Callow, 10, Crown-eourt, Princes-street, Soho.
Where may he bad, by the same Author,
2. Observations on the beet Mode of Curing Strictures in the
Urethra, with Remarks on the frequent Inefficacy and ill effects
of Caustic Applications, Second Edition, enlarged, Bvo. 4s. 4d.
3. Cursory Remarks on Corpulency, Second E,dit. Bvo. Ss sewed.
Aldo just published, A Catalogue of a Modern Collection of
Books, for 1816, in Anatomy, Medicine, Surgery, Chemistry,
Botany, fr.c. containing the most approved Authors. To which
are added, a I.ist of the Various Lectures delivered In London,
Sec. with the Terms of Attendance.—Sold by J. Callow, Medi-
cal Bookseller, 10, Crown-court, Princes-street, Soho.
London, England, 1816-06-25

PART% JUNE 22.

Yesterday his Majesty and the Royal Family ap.
reared in the balcony on returning ►rom Mass ; an
immense crowd were assembled to see them, and
testitied their joy by the most lively acclamations.
The King held a Privy Council, and afterwar ls
took his usual airing, accompanied by the Duchesses
of Aagouleme and Berri.
Count Capo d'lstria has been recalled to St. Pe-
tershurgh by the Emperor Alexander. He leaves
Paris in a very short time.

M. Gallatin, the newly-appointed American Mi-
nister t. this Court, is expected daily at Havre. He
does not so to London first, as was reported.
• M. Irwiag, the United States Nfinister to Vie Court
of Spain, scio has been for some time in Pori, left
this city for his destination on Thursday morning
Great honours have been paid to the Persian Am.,
bassador at t'.e Court of St. Petersburgh. He has
had his list leave of audience,

Funds—Fae per Cent). 59 fr. 40 c.

New Yolk Pipers to the lit Jane, And Baltimore
to Slq May. arrived this morning. The ilmeritars
InleL'ig:nter (the WAshingtc,n officio' Paper) of the
27th of May, cnnt.ains the following article on the
subject of the stota cf affAirs in South America. The
Royalist Spanish General tlortrun seems to carry
matters with a high hand in the CAraccas a
London, England, 1816-06-25

a‘stir,

is glued on the Label, and 14, St. Martin's-lane, stamped in
the Bottle, as the superior quality of this Blacking has induced
several Sate impostors to sell spurious compositions under the
above name.

ON TURNER'S BLACKING.

BIGOTS cemplpin of unfair play,
And, as though all others were lacking‘
Not knowing the theme of the day,
' That Tua N it's name is noted Kr. Blacking.
Tor, somehout of a Liquid fawn,
And others insure therist lies clever;
But here only Is the real Japan, •
And Tr a N Lea preserver of leather.
11 this Blacking you use for your shoes,
And strctly attend to the lrbt',
A brilliancy 'tis sure to produce,
As bees' was applitd to ) z•ur tatle.
likewise your hoots will equally shine,
Br smug this excellent Blacking, •
And that with half the labour and time,
Which keeps the leather from cracking.
:f this Blacking Ladies use
sere to soften the leather,
Adds a iti•tre to boots and also to shoes,
*That will stand botn alga 'and the weather
• Both* country and town he is fared,
For certain there's no Geier like him;
.And your servants you ought fur to blame
Not asking for Tun NU'S Jet Blacking.
14m1n every town he has Agents
For selling his real Japan Blacking,
• •
That will be sure to praise P, contents,
And prove that of nothing 'ha lacking.
If you arc In want of any that's gcod,
Of its praise I still Must be talking ;
The-Factory standing in fant'd London-roed-_-•
. Away, then, for To asr ea's good Blacking !
oaetve, this Blacking is sold. in Sixpenny, Shilling, and
_44lloMOrgany Bottles, by all Bootmakers, Grocers, Druggists"
444111111er5, Immourrs, Brushruakers, &c. in town andtountrp
* * RICHARD TURNAR.
*Ho Londe n Rib id, Soinlnvark.
• .01.3. Ask for Turner's Racking.
London, England, 1816-06-25

WASHINGTON, MAY 27.

We have been favoured with the sight of a very
s;ngular Proclamation, dated Carracas, 11th March,
1816, statirg, that the Captain General having been,
informed of the criminal correspondence carried on
between the emigrants which took refuge in the dif-
ferent West India Islands and the inhabitants of the
Spanish provinces, 46 who will not rick:lnv/ledge the
beneficence with which they have been treated by the
GOvernment," absolutely prohibits all correspondence,
although purely familiar, with these provinces, and
interdicts any assistance whatever being given to the
emigrants, either in money or products, under no less
a penalty than death to the unfortunate person of
either sex, who shall be found committing a breach
' of this Ordinance.

Caraccas amettes to the 20th of March bare
reached us, but they contain nothing worth extract-
ing. A mullatto woman has been executed at La
Guaira, for uttering scditions expressions.
London, England, 1816-06-25

PORTghIOUTH, JUNE 24.

Arrivvd his Majesty's ships BOYNE, Btawmt,
SAY, LIVIA/11AN, AJAX, MONTAGUE, AItACHNE,
RSYNARD, CALYPSO, S?AMTAN, Warmourn. and the
CLARINDA, Irvin the Mediterranean ; SALSETTI from
IndiA, arid the WoonLAHIC from Plymouth. Also
Arrived the Anna Maria, 0111,SEN, from Frcdericks-
dahl ; Willis u and Ann, ,loxes, from Youghail; and
the Renown, —, from Guernsey. Sailed his Ma.
jesty's ship WvODLARK for Deptford.—Wind N. W.
London, England, 1816-06-25

COURSE OF EXCHANGE. YESTERDAY.
Amsterdam 39 8 S.2U. Barri-lona 01
Dtto at sight 39 2 I B•lboa 35
Amsterdam 12 2 C. F. St. Sebastlut 00
Ditto at sight 11 19 Gibraltar 31
itntterdam 12 32 U. Leghorn, 471
Antwerp - 12 5 Genoa, 45
Hamlnrgh 36 1 24U. Venice,n. C. Liv.Flttolit
& I tuna 96 2 24U. ineffective par 1. stet VI
Paris 1 day's dee 25 40 I Malta 47
Ditto 25 CO 2U. I Vaples, 394
FlourZeaux 25 60 Palermo , 11Stl per cz,
Frirkfort on the Lisbon, 56}
Main 1474 et Itfo. Oporto, 54
M.:.t.tri.l .34 effective Rio Janeiro 60
Caiiz • ' 31 effective Dr.blin, 15
Seville 5.1 Cork, lif
Agto of the Bank on 1-fojand 2 per Cent.

A few days ago, H. STOKES, E,q. of Clifton Har,
near Tamworth, gave a dinner to his tenantry, after
which he improved a:edit:Dour of their wine, by inform.
ing them of a reducticn of ten per cent. on their reds. He
at the same time told them never to sell Otis stock
to any disadvantage, in ceder meet the rent days,
but frankly to gate their dilculties, and ti.ke time to
turn their smelt to the best account.
London, England, 1816-06-25

DEAL, JUNE 24.

Arrived and remain in the Dawns, the Tottenham,
ADDIS, from Batavia; Catherine Green, R +ems,
and Medina, EgvhaDy, from Jamaica; the Mercury,
SANTOS, trom the Brazils ; the Sophia and glittbeth,
H/11440N, flora Norway for a market the A n(umn,
BANTLETT, froll L;VtrpOOl . for Antwerp.—Came
down from the River the Lord Wellington, Amsnr,
for India: end sailed the Bere4nrd, GARDNER. for
Berniu.l4 ; Mary Ahn, PlEnc.ev. for Jamaica; Ita. kris,
GAuttszu„ for huhica—the three tatter remain in
the Downs—Wind N.W.
HARWICH, JUNIZ 24.
Arrived the Earl of I..Picestvi picket, with a mail
and passengers from H.dLrnd ; and the Charlotte
p Icket, with a mail and ditto, front Gottenburgli.—
Wind Nortla.
London, England, 1816-06-25

PHILADELPHIA, MAY ge.

A numerous party of citizens of Philadelphia, na-
tives of France, desirous of testifying their high re-
spect for Marshil Count Grouchy, General Cause',
and General Lefevre Detnou:•ttes, gave a public en-
tertainment to those illosirious chiefs on the 25th
instant, at the Masonic Hall ; there were upwardi of
80 persons present. Count Regnaud de Sc Jean
d'Angely and his son, and several of out most dis-
tinguished fellow•citizens were invited.
FRONT THE BALTIMORE PAPER OF 30TH MAY.
TRADE OF MARTINIQuE.—Froth Captain Folsom,
who has arrived here in 23 days from Martinique, we
learn that a Decree is issued (without any regard to
the time of entry) prohibiting the exportation of any
articles of the produce of that Island, except rum and
Molasses, in American vesuels after the 15th instant.
THE New TAnrsz.—An amendment of some im-
portance was made in the Senate to the new Tariff
Dill, of which no public notice was taken at the time,
and which was trot noticed in a copy of the amended
Bill sent us for publication. All the articles which
formed a sixth class, subject to duties of thirty-five
per cent, ad valorart were admitted to the fifth class,
and taxed at thirty per cent. There are now no ar-
ticles subject tried valor gas duties of a higher rate than
SO pet cent.

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NairA'~krß.t

LORD EXMOUTH'S FLEIr.
Several sing's ships arrived yesterday At Ports.
mouth, from the Mediterranean : among them the
Bova; Lord Extuotrrn'a flAg ship. The following
is the only fist we have yet received s
Ships. Guns. Commaedcro.
Boyne
Lord lixesoutni
• se
Capt. 1341211AN5,
Berwick • 74 Capt. E. Bawer,
Bombay 74 Capt. H. BA 2 t
Alas • 74 Capt. G. MIS DT,
Lrelathan • '74 Capt. T. Damns
Montague • 74 Capt. P. Hat tenon.
Spartan (hive) SS Capt. H. HO& Aar.
Clorinda (frigate) sg Capt. S. G. Ptcli att.,
Arachne (sio.)p of war) Capt. (Smarm,
Reynard (sloop of war) Capt. Sr. CLA a R.
Calypso (sloop 17 war) Capt. --; and the
Weymouth (store ship) Capt. It. TVANk a.
1:141VE12, JUNE
Arrived off this Port, the Fleetwood, Army, from
St. D )mingo i ant the Fortitude, MAartm, trust
London, England, 1816-06-25

BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTORY,
62, Qt./ZEN-677.1LT, CHIA VSID V.
UPTON and Co. most. respecti idly inform the
Public, that they continue to prepare the Cheap Impene•
trable Paints at the following Prices, viz.
Invisible Green' 50s. Dark Green. 76a. and Olive Green, 112 s
per cwt.; Fine Deep Green, la. 6d. to 21. per lb.; Slate, Lead,
and Stone Colours, 525. Chocolate, 50s. Red and Brown Paints,
40$. and White Paint 525. per ewe. &c. Prepared GU, to thin
them for Use, 41. 9d. per Gallon.
These Paints are very ornamental, and may Ise applied with
advantage to all purposes of useful Painting, both inside and out-
side, where a handsome appearance; durability, and economy are j
consideratione. Fur Park Palings, Oat-buildings, Stucco and
Meister Fronts, Iron and Wood Railing, they are peculiarly
adapted, as they resist the Effects of weather in an astonishing
degree.
UPrON and Co. have alai to acquaint the Public that they
prepare Coal Tar Brown, of two kinds, via. Common Coal Tar
Brown at les. per cwt. and Refunil Coal Tar Brown at 23a. they
are both applicable to the sneering Roug's Fencing, Porous Tiles,
Weather Boarding, and Vinod under Ground or Water; for
which last purpose the Refined Tar Brown is particularly recom-
mended, as it is indissoluble in Water; it also dries hard, and is
is of a very good chocolate colour.
12. Painters' Oils, Colours, and Brushes ; Linseed Cake for
Canla,

MARRIED.
hoe 4. at Ballymahon, county Longford, John Wry Webb,
of Prospect, county Cavan. Elq. fu lemma, daughter of the tam
Rev. John Smith, of Lismac tory, county
Tuesday, at Brighton, Captain Pipoa, Ai .e de Camp to Afo,
jor-General Wid.lrington, to MI Piro,. of Jer.t..y.
Tuesday, at thu Church of Sr. John, Stanwitk,Jokn Weds,
E•q. surgeon In the Royal Navy, to Mary, daughter of the Ur.
Mosley Atkinson, of Aldborough.
Friday sennight, at Innlshatibon Church. the Hon. Hip" St
Leger, to Lady Charlotte Esther Barnard, second daughter of the
larl of Bandoq.
London, England, 1816-04-17

This day was published, in a neat Pocket Volume, price Its. his
riIHE SURGEON'S VADE MECUM; con-
taming the Symptoms, Causes, Eliagnusis, Prognosis. and
Treat:min of SURGICAL DISEASES ; accompanied by En-
gravings to illustrate the Modern and Approved Methods of
Uperating : also Select Forinu:re of Prescriptions, and a Glossary
of. fermi. 'I he Second Edition, greatly enlarged and Improve 1.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rue., Orme, and Brown; John
Callow.; T. and G. Underwood, 32, Fieet-.treat; and Adam
Mack, Edinburgh.
01 Whom may be had,
The Anaimnist's VaJe•Meeum, tie* Ldition, l2mc. 9s.
The Physician's Ditto, I Jnio. 7s.
Qitincy's Medical Lexicon, new Edition, tiro. 13s.
Examination. in Anatomy, &c. lento. new Edition. ss. rld.
London, England, 1816-04-17

ARUNDELATREF.T, S 1•IZANI).

GENUINE and FASHIONABLE 110115THOLD FITRNI
• -TORE,: ayair Brilliant fame PIER GLASSES, 9; inches
-IDELIF:IM

,:NANI

liaie 'old CHINA, &c.
By 7vtr. ROTil.sl7,,
On the Premisfs No. IN Arundel 'met, Stratid, Tii van oar
25th o at Eleven o'Clock, and tol:tysving bay,
(Ilia Property of the late Sir CHAU.' s GRAVI lILDSON,
&at. deCeaSett)
THE Genuine 110U:4E1.101A) FURNITURE,
compriting SIIIN*4 of Drawing-rine), Library, and rininit-
parinur Curtains, in Silk Tabourer, Ci inwin Damask, anti ..:211illta
COMDI, CoixheN Sofas and Chair.. ensulte, lourZpost and
tither Bedsteads, with Crimson Damask and Chintz Cotton
Ftirvittires, prime seasoned 'Feather Bed: and Bedding, of vari-
nos kinds, brilliant Plates of Glass of largo dimensions, Mirrors,
hande'iers, Japanned Articles, rare 01.1 Caina, &c. capital well
made CalNDtt PitliCkb in Wardrobes, glaaad Bookcabes, Chests
itf Drawiirs, Cabinets, Sideboards, Cellarets, Dilibt;;, Card,
1.00, Pomhtoke, Library, and ether Tables, Eating Par-
lour Chairs, excellent tight-day and Bracket Clocks, 1 urkey,
Hruisels, and other Carpets and Hi arth Rags, Fenders and Fire
Irons, China, Ol.:Ns, numerous Kitchen Itiquisites, and various
other Effects.

To be viewed on Tuesday and Wedneglay preertliug the Sale,
when Catalogue% may be had cei the Premises; and Mr. Ku%
bins, 'Vlarwict-vreet, Gehlen•equire.

I.9WER GROSVENOR...SIIUB r.

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, with OFFICES, OU TBUILD.
INOS; COACH-HOUSE, STABLES, &c. EXCELLENT
EURNI I URF. and EFFECTS.
By Mr. ROBINS,
On the Premises, on Truman AY, the 9th May, at One o'Clock,
THE Valuable LEASE t;f the Spacious and Com-
pact Eligible VREMISES. late the Residence of
LADY HAMILTON, Deceased;
__ _ _

',Situate No. 9, on the North side of Lower Grosvenor street,
(Grossenor.square.—;- fhe House contains good Entrance enclosed
11a11,,a Library, Dressini-Roont, Anti-Room to an 'excellent
Dining P arAvr, Closet, &c. ; First Storey are 'llree spacious
.Roonts,co*fruoioating, neatly fitted up; with Closlt, &t.; on
the Sipmetittirey; are Pour good Bed-Chambers, Dressing
'Roonf,Jtt. and Five Toothy Chambers over. A Stone Statr-case
to the Upper Storey. lu the Basement are convenient Offices,
excellent Witte and Beer Cellars, Vaults &c. Garden behind,
withWash•Houer,&.e. Coach-House and ,table for Four Horses;
Room and Loft over.

On tie sanle and following day, at E'esen o'Clock, will
be SOLD the HOUSEHOLD FURNI FURL, consisting of
4-post and other Bedsteads, excellent Bedding, well :made Cabi-
net Furniture of all descriPtiotis, Pier and Chimney Glasses, Cur-
Bru-sels and other Carpets, tad •arkty of useful Articles ;
China and Class, good Kitchen Requisi,es, &c.
The Home may be viewed with rickets to the time of Sale;
the Fullilitare on Tuesday And Wednesday preceding the Sale.--
Particulars on the Premises; of Messrs. Williams, ‘Vhitntt re,
anti Ca No. 9, Lincoln's Inn; and of Mr. Robins, Warwitk-
street, Golden-square; *here Pickets for viewing may be had,
and Catalogues for the Effects at Is. each.
London, England, 1816-04-17

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1816.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK*
itadased aft—Colis. mo. 601 61—for acc. 611
4 rir ort. 74ff-5 per Ceat. 1100—Roads as. Is. dls.
Oillit.l6t4-Do. pay. 174f—itzch. Bills la dis. Is. pr.

The Paris Papers of Saturday and Sunday arrived
this morning. The day for the trial of Sir ROBERT
WILSON, and Messrs. Bauca and HUTCHINSON, is at
length axed ter the 22d instant, and is expected to
occupy three days. In other respects the papers are
very barren of intelligence, being Passion Week,
during which time the Chambers do not sit. The
following are extracts :
COURIER EXTRAORDINARY 01 SATURDAY MORNING.

The health of his Majesty will, we believe, permit
him to attend Mass to-morrow, being Easter Sunday,
in the Chapel Royal.
Two soldiers, J. M. Quiquam and P. F. Vermets,
convicted of having, with 15 or 20 others, on the
12th of July last, presented themselves at one of the
gates of Dijon with seditious cries, forced the Na-
tional Guards) and fired on them several times, were
condemned to death. His Majesty has pardoned
them, and they are to be imprisoned a year.
All the public works in Paris are ordered to be re-
sumed.
London, England, 1816-04-17

TO THE SURGEON~ OF THE ARMY AND NAVY.
A MEETING OF ARMY AND NAVY SUR.
11 GEONS will be heW on MoNDAT Evenli:g, April 2441, at
at half-past five o'clock, at the Freen.asous' Tavern, Great
Queen-street, for the purpose of taking into consideration cenair
esolutions respecting the incapacity legally hnptited to
the Apothecaries' Act to practise a. Apothecaries.
It is requested that the Medical Officers of either Service who
may see this notice, will please :u attend the Meeting ; and that
tens of thorn will go before the Court of ix:minters of the
Onn2any of Apothecaries for examination previously to this
kleeting.—Lon,hoo, 11, INI6.
London, England, 1816-04-10

SHEERNNS, APRIL 9.

Put in the Falcon, LARK, with the loss of an
anchor and cable—she is bound from London, with
sugar and bale goods, for Antwerp.

(21.131'0M-lIOUSE, APRIL 9.
SHIPS ENTERED OHYWARDS.—SwaIIow packet,
JAMES NISBETT, for Hamhurgh ; Jonge Jopprow
Esther, J ACOB SPAANDEIIMMis for Amsterdam; Fates,
JOHN WILKIE, for Bourdeaux ; Allies, WiLuAkt
BEAN FowLEtt, for Malta and Smyrna.
London, England, 1816-04-10

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL. 9.

Arrived the Speculator, DAVIS, from the Downs,
bound to Demerara.--Wind N.E.

RAMSGATE, APRIL 9.

Put in the Resolution, NEEL% with loss of anchors
and cables, and other damage, having been on shore
on Margate Sands.—Wind E.N.E.

DEAL, APRIL 9.

Arrived and remain, the Union, YOUNG, from Ja
maica. Sailed this morning the whole of the out-
ward-bound, for their different destinations, with a
fine breeze at N.E.
London, England, 1816-04-10

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

April 30, James itking• ari I limns Parsons, of Piccad'lly,
breeclies•ntakas, dealers and cialinien. at ten, at Guildhall
s
S.
Tliongat Lingford, of Cranburn-street, Leicester-genre, mercei
and tl:aper, dealer and to surrender April I vo,

and May 21, at twelve, at Guildhall. —Attorney, Mr. Carpenter,
Church tta:,ge, Old •wry.
Richard 1114:s, l'urvey, Bedfordshire, farmer, dealer and chap-
man, April I 5, at Carer, April 1,;, at ten, aid May 22, at IS,
at the Red Linn, &aura. Attornies, Mr. Ciroiefi. Budor4;
or Mr. Merrill:li, 8, Lince.ln's Inn New-Auarr, London.
John Gray, of Cawkell, and Great Driffield, East Riding of
Yorkshire, tarnier, tniaer, trader, dealvr add chapman, April
16, at five, April 17, and May VI, at eleven, at the Red lion.
Inn, Attornies, Mr. Els, Chancery-lane,
L0nc1.43; or Mr. Simpson Dickenson, Great Driffield.
John Chah.bt rs, of 'Great Hatuptoo, Worcebtershire, carpe,nter,
w brew, sg,4t, tinilieit.merckant, dealer and chapntan, April so,
May I, and Si, at twelve, at the Star and Garter Inn, Wor•
ce4ter. Atrornies, Messrs. Collett, Wimburn, and Coilent.6.t,
' Ch;dicery-Lar, London; or Nlosrs. Parker and Smith, WOr.

CC er,
Jacionn, latent' Lee-Co:nay, tolop, but now of Little-
:Miler, dealer and chapnian, April gO, at five,
A,.. 0 30, al:a May ti ,at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, New-
port, ::olop. Art..rsties, Mr. Morti.:, Newport; ur Mew*. Ben-
bow and Alban, Liticulti'3-Inn, London,
G.A.rge Pace, of Madeley,Salop, butcher, April 1.19, at Eve, April
30,1nd May 21, at eleven, at the Red Linn Inn, Newport.—
Arturnies, Mr. Morrie, Newport; or Mesas. lieubow and

Alban, Lincoln's tun, Loudon
Witham atizerston, late of Morpetli, Northumberland, currier
and lea:bur-dresser, dealer and chapnian, May t, 3, and 21, at
Menu, at the 'l'urk's Head, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. ttttorities,
Mr. Constable, 10, Symond's-lon, Chat.cery-tare; or Messrs
Kirkley and Fcttwicit, Newcastle upon-*l'yne.
thomea Foster and Edward Sills Foster, of Trading, Kent, malt-
stets, April 16, 20, and May it, at twAve, at t;ulldhall.
Attorntes, Mesa's. Debary, Scudamore, and Currey, Gate-
street, Lincoln's inn Fields, Loudon ; or Mr. Scodsmore,

Maidstone.
Richard Dalktt, late of Merton, Surrey, farmer, dealer and chap-
man, April 20, 23, and May 21; at ten, at Gulldliall .Attoruey,
Mr. Hartley, New ISridge-street, Blackfriars.
Jahn Ford, of the Minories, London, trunk-maker, dealer and
cliapman, April 13, at one, April 27, and May 21, at twelve,
at Uuildhail. Auoruey, Mt. NVriilit, N 0.112, Upper Thames-
street, I...aidon.
Joins Berl ar land Charles Bernard, of Manchester, linen drapers,
dealers, eh .pmen, and copartners, April 13, 27, and May 21,
at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Willis,
Fairtborne, and Clarke, Wartinerd-court, hrogmorton-street.
ChRTIFIZ:A I ES—APRIL 30.

John Voyce, Upton upon Severn, grocer. Robert Metc4lf, of
Scarborough, merchant. Martha Readtr, of Bristol, fancy•dress-
maker. Joseph Bissell, Cradley, herefonishire, hopsoleales. Wm.
I.ong. Hai(sham surgeon. David Watt, of Southwick, Durham,
ship-budder. Charles James Barrington, Stroud, bookseller.
London, England, 1816-04-10

FRENCH PAPERS.

We hate received the Paris Papers of Sunday.
They contain the trial of General DkOUET, BONA
ranTL's Aide-de-cantp, and Governor of the Island
of Elba. He has been Acquitted. He endeavoured
to dissuade his blaster from his last rash enterprize,
as appears by the evidence; and Marshal MACDONALD
bore testimony to his correct and handsome conduct,
when at the head of , the Army of the Loire. Ti.e
case of Diocer is another proof of the artful and bar-
barous conduct of FOUCH E and those who klied up
the names in the King's Ordonnance of the 21th
July. Posterity wilL start with indignation to learn
that such miserable pettifogging incapables as Nev,
LA ISEDOVERE, DRBEI.LE, and DaOLJET, have been se-
lected for punishment, while Fowls, CAULAINCOU UT*
CAMILICEILLS, and DAvousT—each
" With meaty mortal murders oa his crown !'•
are alive and in triumph !
The Paris Papers daily teem with criminal trials
for the most atrocious assassinations; and disgusting
cases of divorce and bastardy. On Saturday a wretch,
one of the lime l'Empereur ! breed, was convicted of
the assassination and robbery, under most aggra-
vating circumstances, of a poor shoemaker who had
given him an asylum, with food and clothing ! The
snme papers inform us that, in cuiviequenee of the
KING and Chambers having declared it to. be their
determinati to to put a stop to the frequency of di-
vorces, dr.! Rolls of the various T;ihunals h4ve been
crowded with cases of this kind by patties who wish
to be beforehand with the new Legislative enact-
ments. The two rival Duchesses of Montebello (the
pot and the tea-kettle) have gone down to Agen with
the young Dukes to try the cause there fir the amuse-
ment of the village quidnuncs.
London, England, 1816-04-10

COLONEL. KEM INGE'S TRAVLL4.

• luta days will be published, in One Vol. 4to. illuatrattcl with
34 Plates of •;cenery, Antiquities and Costume, from Drawings
talon the spot by the Author,
TitAVELS in EUROPE and AFRICA.—By
Colonel MAURICE KEATINGE, Author of the History
d tile Conquest of Mexico, Fee. &e. Comprising a Journey
threugb France, Spain, and Portugal to Moroteo, ith a particu-
lar Acro.int of :bat mpire. Also a second • lourney through
kaecs in 1814, in which a comparison is drawn betwet n the
pint and former sate of that Country and it., Inhabitants.
l'tu:trd fur 1, my Colburst, Conduit-street.
London, England, 1816-06-22

MARSEILLES, JUNE I.

On the 27th May, being Ascension Day, an incur.
rection broke out at Bona in Africa. All Christian
foreigners occupied in the Coral fishing, were massa.
cred after !leafing mass. The British Consul. was
assassinated, and all the houses of the Franks (Chris.
tians) were pillaged and laid in ruins. Alm' silty
wounded persons saved themselves h their vessels,
and have arrived at Cagliari. From them we have
learned the details of this dreadful butchery. The
number of the killed =craws to 200. This intelli.
grime is anthentic—it was given to the Board of
Health upon oath by the passengers of a bark from

It is known that this insurrection was occasioned
ibe ajar:mei:eft produces* by the Treaties between
Lord Exmouth and Algiers. Let us hope, for the
glory aid safety of Europeans, that these horrible
crimes will be revenged in a striking manner.

PARIS, JUNE 19.

Last night, when the Corps Diplomatiqne were

presented to the King, his Majesty spoke to all with
great affability, but particularly to the Duke of Wel.
lington.
About eleven o'clock, all the company of distinc-
tion who were at the Thuilleries left the Palace, and
attended a grand ball which was given by the Duke
of Wellington.
The Duke of Wchmond, as proprietor of the Duchy
of Aubigny, in France, was taxed with a certain sum
as his war contribution for the Duchy. IN Grace
has written to the Prefect of the Department, to say,
that he renounces and disclaims all reimbursement
from the public or any other funds.

This morning we received Ilarnburgh Papers of
the 15:b of June, and Dutch Journals of the same
date. The chief articlei of their contents are sub
joined t
London, England, 1816-06-22

A VAAVAiILE AtoOWEIOi4 tweity
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early pourehkoo, tit bo Disposed Of ley PRIVATE CONTRACT'
Firrtiaalles apply to Mr. Tltooota, Solicitor, Littzula's•lno

Tt-IE EV,ING STAR.

.ONDO
....•

THIRTY THOUS Wip POUNDS MAY BE GAINED BY A
stwoul TictE StiA,ll4.l IN PROPORTION) IN THE
LOTTERY mrzliCH WILL BE ALL DRAWN NEXT
TUESDAY.

8 TUADAt, PINE '22, 1816.

MICE OF STOCKS nits DAY AT WkI.VE O'CLOCK*
Reduced afit—Cens shut--far opening 64,1
4 pet Cent. 780—, S per Cent. Navy slut—itands es. O. pr.
Onuilatn pay. gait —Exchequer Bills, Us. dn. 26. pr.

We have received the Paris Papirs of Wednesday.
They contain some additinnal particulars from Mar-
seilles, respecting the massacre of the Christians at
Bona. We are sorry to learn that the British Con-
sul was one of those who lost their lives. The at-,
counts received at Marseilles make the killed amount
'to 200, and the wounded to SO. The writer of the
letter expresses a wish that these barbarians may be
exterminated—this may not, perhaps, be absolutely
necessary, but certainly the assassins ought to be
made to change places with their Christian slaves.
One of the disturbers of the public peace at Nismes
has been at length condemned to be shot.
countest 111.111AORDINARY OP WYDNILSDAY MORNING.

The Amtmssadors and Foreign Ministers* yesterday
paid their respects to the King and Royal Family.
Afterwards Lady Elisabeth Stewart, the Lady of
the British Ambassador, and the Countess Peraladas
the Lady of the Spanish Ambassador, were formally
introduced to the Duchess of Berri.

This morning the King and Royal Family will go
to Little Trianon, where every thing is prepared for
their reception.
On Thursday the King will review, in the Champ
de Mars, the Royal Guards, and deliver them their
Colours. The Duchess of Angouleme, and the 1)u.
chess of Berri, will attach the Cravats.
London, England, 1816-06-22

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DI HI).
August 2, at Deaithaugh, near F.dttiburgh, Mrs. Mary Carrie,
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July 29, at Spal.ling, Henry Craven, travelling confectioner,
commenly known by the name of tiarceloaa Jack.
July 2s, liastar Hospital, Mr. James Straughan, late Assl4-
taut Surzoott ot his Majesty's ship Bann,
Saturday se'smight, at Great Burstead, Colonel Mellor, of
Derby, to Floreucetdaughter of the late Rev. C. Hope, of the
same place.
Monday Refinish*, aged 77, Mrs. Robinson, widow of the la•e
Rev. Bryan Robinson, of Holybourn, and one of the Matrons ot
Motley's CollegN, N' inchester.
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Al.:ander Grieve, of th.: Royal Marines.
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W. Morris of Bankend, of the oth Royal Vetern Battadon,much
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Irvine, and Ardrossan, and also to the Glasgow lalirmary and
Asylum. •
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Pleignier, Sm. we learnet tVe slintence pissed on
several per.sotrt it Montpellier for 4iimes in June
and Julylfilt, and almost at.tbe same time the
execution of General Mouton Dovernet. The public
spirit has not been, improved by it. A report was in
circulation that some delay had been obtained of the
All:es in the payment of tho contribution. A small
rise in the funds is attributed to this report.
HAARLEM. Aucusr 6.
London, England, 1816-08-13

MAItkIED.

. . _ .
Thursday sennigist, Mr. Joseph Stringer, of Seacreft, near
Leeds, a Preacher in the Methodist Old Connection, to Miss
Susannah Blanchard, of Stiltinzlieet, near York; a young Lady,
with a fortune of ,6t 1,000.
August 7. the Rev. George Mackay, Minister of Raiford, to
Helen, youngest daughter of the late John Johnstone, El. of
Manchester.

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AMERICAN PIPERS.

NEW-YORK, JULY
BOLIVARN EzPonrrioN.--The success of the Pa-
triots under Mini in Tetra Firma, &c. is an event
that cannot fail to have a great and auspicious in.
&evict: on the liberation of all South America. In a
mural situation between Noith and South, open to a
direct intercou!se with Europe, and in the vicinity
of the principal Islands, it invites 'volunteers from
every quarter, .and may maintain an ititercourse with
all the world. Hundreds of Irish, English, Ond other
disbanded officers, naval and military, had proceeded
for Demerara, Cutasoa, Trinidad, and St. Domingo,
in order to join the patriots by the first conveyance ;
and thousands from all parts will volunteer in the cause
ui independence.

When the details of General Bolivar's operations
carne to hand, they will Ineseat to ns a most interest-
ing pictute. The 'top'Hsi who murdered oppo-
nents without mercy. and. mien. sacrificed foreign
merchant. to their fury. have, wo.trust, requited Icat
such deeds ; the Liberal's have been released from
the reign of terror," and enough done to insure the
freedom of Venezuela. Who could have foresee%
some years ago. that a few regiments of West Indian
free Negroes should co.operate in giving liberty to
the whites and black; of the Southern Continent ?
Their service is probably on condstion of emanci-
pating the blacks; ar the following may explain the
tact :—The Reader may remember that when Gene.
131 Bolivar WAS checked in his brilliant victories over
the Royalists in 1815, by want of arms alone. Gene.
ral Monteverde gained the ascendent by liberating
the slaves of the patriot part. Then had they to
emigrate, men, women and children, ftom the beau.
titurprcviace of Venezuela to the %Vest India islands.
London, England, 1816-08-13

At a Meeting oi the Committee,
The Earl of WINCHILSEA, K.G. in the Chair;

Aliotirrill, 1816.

li was Rasotten—That the Association having hal tl•e
pressing distresses of pirticalar classes of Manufacturen broughr
under their notice,. cannot *refrain from submitting an earnest so-
licitadon to the Public, and more especially to persons of rank
and fortune, to make such purchase, in British Silk and Laces as
they may think St, assuring them that such purchases, said the
example of such orders, may have tbe means of giving bread to
thousands who are now under the pressure of extraordinary dis
tress.
•

Sabseriptlons are received for the Association by all the Bankrn
la London and Westminster; at the Bar of Lloyd's Coffee-
' Haase; ar.4.1 it the City of London Tavern.
London, England, 1816-08-13

NUREMBERG, AUGUST 1.

It is said that the German Princes have given or-
ders to their Chanceries, nnt to use, or to take, in the
tab sof Sovereign Princes (not Kings) in French,
the unsuitable title of Monsei.:neur, because it de-
grades ahem, and puts them in the eyes of foreigners,
parricululy rho Fmk!), on a ►evel with their Dues,
Marquis, arid Princes, and in France and Italy every
Bistaip and higher Officer of State is Called Monsig-
nure and Monseigneur.
Some public papers say, that the Es• Consul of
Rome, Angelini, was conducted out of France by.
gensdarmes. lie had rtckonsd on the protection of
the English Government, but Lord Stewart had let
him know he could not protect bim. The cause of
his banishment ik said to be a, criminal correspon•
dente with some English revolutionists.

FRANKFORT, AUGUSF 3.
It is affirmed that the Diet will open on the sth.
From that day till the 14:11, the tune will be taken up
in the reciprocal visits of the Plenipot,ntiaries, the
firing of their rank and etiquette, 50 that -the first
•sitting cannot take place till the 15111.
London, England, 1816-08-13

SWITZERLAND, JULY 99.

The population of the manufacturing cantons con-
tinues to suffer by the obstacles which the neighbour-
ing countries throw in the way of their industry.
'Mir losses are.estimated at above seven millions of
florins. Theism" of corn has fallen this week in all
the markets in the East of Switzerland. The 'fine
prospect of the harvest, which is about to begin, will
make it fall still ibwer. On the Maine and the Rhine
the people's alarms begin insensibly to subside. Seve-
ral convoys of grain, which speculators had sent for
from Italy, have suddenly received counter-orders on
the toad, on account of the unexpected fall in the price.