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London, England, 1816-01-19

IgREMY WORKS.

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Thisdsy were by Lo HURST, Rats, ChM!,
and Beim , Pater noster.row,
1. D 4 iSCOURS, on various SUBJtCTS. By
I hitEMY TAYLOR, D. D. Chaplin in Ordinary to
King Charles •he Ginn, and late Lord Bis!lop of Down and Con-
ner. A new Edition is s yoli. nets. mice Xi. 7.. in boards.
2. Tee. Life and heath of the t ver. blessed Jesus ;Noisy, the
Saviour of the. World, with Considerations and Ditcourres upon
the everal Parts and Prayers fitted to the sever.;*. Mysteries. By
Jeremy Taylor, U. D. In 2 vols. two price Li. 4s. in hoards. !
5, The Rule and Exercises of Holy Living. In which are de- •
Scribed the Means and Instruments of obtaining every Virtue,
and the Remedies against every Vice, and Ctinsiderations :crying
to the resisting all Temptations ; together with Prayers, contain.
in; the whole Duty of a Christian, and the Pal is of Devotion
Atted for all Deadens' and ftirni.ted for all Necessities. By
Jeremy Tear, .D.l). Edited by the Rev. Thomas Thirlwall,
M. A. Tie 2111 Edition. In one vol. ave. price 7s. in boards
4. The Rule and Exercises of Holy Dying; in which are de.
scribed the Means and Instruments of lreparing Ourselves and
ethers respectively for a Blessed Itzath; air' the Remedies against
the Es Bs and reruptations proper to the State of Sickness ; t
thee wish Prayers sad Acts of Virtue to he tumid by Sick and
Dying Persimt by tither. standing In their Attendance, and
Rules for the tritltation °hike and Oakes proper for that
Mtiistry. By Jeremy Taylor, D.l). 'The t 9th Edition, in livo.
%ince 7s. boards.
• 5. 1 be Golden Grove, a chosen Manual, price 2s. 6d.

Ttds day was ptiblishud,
kit 17 YLolumea, eto. illustrated by IA7 Plates, price Thirty-4'a
• Guineas, boards,
A GENERAL COLLECTION of VOYAGES
and TRAVELS: forming a complete History of the Ori.
Rio and Progress of Discovery, by Sea acrd Land; from the
earlit4 Ages, to the present rime. To which Is added, a critical
Catalogue of Books of Voyages and TriVels.
By JOHN PINKER TON,
Atithur ot.Moderu OonleaPhf, Ste.
-Lantos Printed for Longmao, Hurst, knit; Orme, sad
Bissorn, Paternoster•iow ; and Cada and Davies, Strand.
The Poblishen hpire new brought this valuable Work to
elate. Their chief Akin has been to comprise, within the mist
moderate comps.* practicable, whatever is most important in the
numeral*, books of Voyages and Trabels already extant. Trans.
tattoos and extracts of many important travels, not before known
in the English langeage, are likewise intermingled; besides se-
veral small treaties, objects of -ii;soarett antOng the curious, and
sveglightly scarce.
vo• Those person, who have not 'iompleitsd their Sets of this
*ark, aregeouested to doso without delay.
Of tit! above Publishers may be bad,
A hew Modern Atlas. By John Pinkerton. Tin Mspi ore
eisgrated in :be Slit tidied Colombit+, Nom Drawings minuted
under Mr. Pinketion'i Eye; with all the. Advantage g afforded
by tin latest insprovedients in Geographical Preching and they
eltbibk the utmost beauty ad Into of the Arts can admit. In 20
Nimble% oath cumin's; three Maps, price Oa' OWNS; of
1100 r hie bpamil JOpsisi prigs 4423.
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London, England, 1816-09-25

WEDNES DAY, SEPTEMBER '25, 1816.

THE COLONIAL JOURNAL, No. 11. will be
published on the lit of October; and include the Title.
page, Preface, and Index, to Volume I.
rr The Editor hopes to be enabled to compensate for the un-
avoidable delay which has taken place in the appearance of No.
11. by publishing No. 111. on the Ist of November.

London : Printod for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster.
row; J. M. Richardson, Cornhill; and J. Booth, Duke-street,
Portland Place.

UODsLEY'S ANNUAL REGISTER.
This day was published. in Bvo. price 1 (is. boards,
f 111 HE ANNUAL REGISTER ; or, a View of
..11. the History, Polities, and Literature, for the Year iei 5.
London; Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy ;1. Otridge ;
J. Cutkell; I.ongman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown; E. Jet%
fery ; J. Bell; Lackinvon, Allen, and Cu.; J. Asperne ; and
Sherwood, Neely, and Jn les.
•.• a 1 few Sets ream", omplete in 57 Volumes; and 91110 of
the new Series from 479' to 1815, in 25 Volumes. Gentlemen
whose Sets are ir.perfeot are recommended to take the earliest
opportunity of completing them, as many of the Valente* are
nearly out of print.

Tea" day were publi.hed, •
in an elegantly printed Volume, Octavo, price IS.
rIIHE REMAINS of HESIOD the Ascnean.
1 eluding the Shield of Hercules. 'Translated into
life
Rhyme and Blank Verse. With a Dissertation on the Life and
/Era, the Poems and Mythology of Hesiod, and copious Notes.
Also an Appendix ; containing l• Selections from Chapman's an-
cient Version of Hemod's Georgics." The Second Edition, re-
vised and enlarged.
By CHARLES ABHAHAM ELTON.
London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternos-
' ter-row ; Wm. Blac4wood, Edinburgh; and John Cumming,
Dublin.

By whom also are published, by the same Author,
Specimens of Me Classic Poets, in a Chronological Series, from
Homer to Tryphiodorus, newly translated into English Verse,
and illustrated with Biographical and Critical Notices. Elegantly
printed in S vols. two. price ael 16s.

E IPECTEITIFMCSOTUTION OF PARLIAMENT.
TbW Jay was published, in Sig large Vols. Bro. price £3
rrHE REPRESENTATIVE HISTORY OF
1.. GREAT BRITAIN and IRE: AND, comprising a His-
tory of the House of Commons, and of the Counties, Cities, and
Boroughs'of the United Kingdom.
By T. H. B. OLDFIELD, Esq.
Being a new Edition of the History of Boroughs, greedy enlarged
. .
London, England, 1816-09-25

and re-modelled. In six volinnes.Bvo:priee ,C 3 Isis.

•• • The information contained in this Nirork will be found
practically useful iu case of a Dissolutitri of Parliament. as it
comprises a history of all the Petitions in Controverted flee:loos'
with the grounds of their decision; the number of Voters in each
Borough, &e. • their qualifica•ions, and the names of Patrons.
London : Printed Iv Baldwin, Cradock, and Jay, Paters...
ter-row; Wm. Blackwood, Edinburgh; aad John Cumming,
Dublin.

...
Hy wham also are publishtd in Svo. price As. board 4,
Parliamentary Portraits, or Sketches of the Publis Character
of some of the most distinguished Leaders of t►e House of
Commons.
London, England, 1816-09-25

1

-GERMAN PAPERS.
ST. PETERSBURGH, AUGUST 4s.
In the Ordinances issued on the Emperor's jour-
ney, it is said—That his. Majesty desires to see, in
person, the situation of the provinces in the interior,
which have suffered the most by the war, and re-
quire effectual assistance. That, for the same rea-
soo. he is going to Warsaw to animate, by his pre-
sence, the proceedings of the new Administration
and, under the protection of peace,lo place the hap-
piness of his. Polish subjects on a durable foundation.
Auousr 31.—Two new frigates, of 44 and 36
guns, were lately launched at °clue, three wersts
from the city.
His Majesty the Emperor arrived at Twer on the
25th, and left it on the 26th. His Imperial High-
ness the Grand Duke Nicholas passed, on the 17th,
through Moshaisk, and on the 19th, through Wiasma,
going to Smolensko.

COPENHAGEN, SEPTEMBER 10.
The Captain of a ship, bound from an American
port to Smyrua, is said, according to mercantile ad-
vices, to- have been murdered, together with the Su-
percargo. by the crew, who seized then. on a sum of
24,000 Piastres, which was on board, since which
they have put into Christiansand with the ship ; but
on suspicions having been conceived of them by Mr.
Isacksen, the American Consul there, they were in
part arrested, and have confessed their crime. But a
part of the crew of the said vessel are reported to have
escaped, and three of them, we hear, have lately been
discovered and arrested here.
FROM THE MAINE, SEPTEMBER 15.
The Duke of Hildburghausen has, of his own free
will, received into the Assembly of the Stater the
cuss of peasants who, hitherto, had no rvprerentativcs.
The Ambassadors of four peat European powers
have delivered, a, we hear, to the Magistrates of
Frankfort an energetic note on account of their pro-
clamation of t4le Sill of July (that forbidding the
Jews to purchase houses). It is said that in future
an entire liberty of the press will be introduced into
The kingdom of Saxony.

PARIS, SEPTEMBER 20.
London, England, 1816-09-25

Half
Quarter

ONE-THIRD OF ALI. THE LOT ITRY DKAWN,
And the following Prises sttll in the Wheel, viz.
1 140,000
2 •430,00 U
2 ,CJ 0,000
7 - Xl,OOO
MESSRS. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK,ind
Co beg to inform the Public, that One Third of all the
Tickets which the present Lottery captains, wasAdrawn oo Tues.
aay leer, norwitnstanumg wnien me above spleiunet °Noun aim
remain to be divided amongst those Ticket.. which are yet un-
erawn the value of which is by this circumstance considerably
enhanced. The Second Day of'Drawing will be SATURDAY,
the 28th Instant, when the First-drawn Prize will receive X 30,000
more, and may be entitled to 'Mom. 'Those persons who by
absence from town, or other causes, may have been prevented
from making their purchases, are now respectfully reminded that
no time should be lout in giving their orders at either of Richard-
son and Co.'s Offices, Cornbill sad Charing-Cross, where they
will be executed with punctuality and dispatch.
London, England, 1816-09-25

More than One Third of the Lottery is Drawn, and the Wheell
contains the following Capitals of 3 per Cents.
I of £40,000 I 9 of ,(10,000
2' • 24000 7 , 1,000, &c.
The Second Day's Drawing will be on Saturday, 40th September,
' when the First Drawn Prize will receive £30,000 in addstjpn.
SIVEW RIGHT requests his Friends, the Pub-
*, • He, imoiediate attention to the above interesting State of
the present Lottery Scheme, having bad the grad fortune to di-
vide among them the first £40,000, £30,000, Prizes ever "old.
He trusts the same great success will attend his future purchasers,
at his old Olken,
37, Coluntss, I 11, Tiocsoati,
SO, HAVIIIIMILKIT, I 141, Oirotp-sTassT. . .
London, England, 1816-09-25

ONE -
TWO -
TWO -
SEVEN -

midNuricEri V WHEEL
of JC40,0011
of - 30,0u0
of - 10,000
of - 1,000
acc.•
The Second Day of Drawing will be NEXT SATyRDAT the
28th September, when the First-drawn Prize will be entitled in
addition to
THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS!

CA R ROL L, ContrAetor, hab no doubt that the
• perusal of the above Rich State of the Wheel (One Third
of the Tickets being already drawn) wit be ssifficient to Induce
Adventurers to make their purcba•es at his old establisbed Offices,
No. 7. CORNI4II.L., and VI, OXFORD-S IREE
Where Tickets and bbatee, warranted undrawn, are selling in
great variety.
N B. No, pig", drawn a Prile of i5OO, the Pint Day of
Drawing, was sold by Carron, in Eleven Shares.
Ordan from the Country immediately attended to.
Present Prices —Ticket... ...£24 7 0
,Cl 2 11 . 0 1 Eighth
6 7. 0 1 Sixteenth

£3 4 6
1 14 6
London, England, 1816-09-25

THE EVENING STAR.

•4:-.) 140)N.
WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER 25, 1SIG•
rote!: of STOCKS THIS DRY A 1* TW El .VE O'CLOCK t
Reduced shut—Cons. ma. 61 ff—Cons. for ace. s tit
4 per Cent. sbut-5 per Cert. Navy
India Bonds 6s. 7s. pm—Exchequer 2s. 3s. pre.

Two Mails from Harnburgh arrived this morning.
They have brought us abundance of German Papers
of a recent date. The Emperor of RUSSIA is making
the tour of his dominions, and is every where received
with the most enthusiastic ioyaky. The King of
SAXONY has acceded to the Holy Alliance among
the Continental Sovereigns. His Majesty has disco.
vered that► its principles were always his own :—an
immense waste of blood and treasure would have
been saved to Europe if his Majesty had announced
these dormant sentiments previous to the Battle of
Leipsic. But for the steady support given to BONA-
PARTE by Saxony, that battle could not have been
fought, and the civilized' world would have been
freed from its greatest scourge precisely two years
sooner. So much for his Majesty the Xing of
SAXONY

Boston Papers to the 25th of August; Carnes'
Gazettes to the 16th of July ; and Bermuda Papers
to the 10th of August, reached us this morning.
On the 2341 ultimo there was a dreadful fire at
Salem (N.E.) In the short space of two hours 16
buildings were totally destroyed, and many others
greatly injured.
London, England, 1816-09-25

•
TWENTY POUNDS REWARD—BOOKS STOLEN.
WHEREAS, among various other Books, forty-
seven Copies of LADY HAMILTON'S MEMOIRS,
and three Copies of LANGSDORFF'S VOYAGE ROUND the
WORLD, have been stolen front my Warehouse, and sold to
THOMAS STEWART, under the Gateway lenting• to New-
square, Lincoln's Inn : I hereby offer a Reward of TWENTY
'POUNDS to whoever shall discover th- Person whb sold the'
above-mentioned Books to the said Thomas Stewart, such Re-
ward to be paid on Conviction of the Offender.
HENRY COLBURNE, SO, Conduit-street.
September 21, 1816.

NEXT 6ATURDDRAATv.I-sgECOND DAY of

1 of
2 •
2 -

STATE OF THE WHEEL.
.E4,Y)00 I 7 of
30,000 7
.10,000 6 •

.sel tOOCI
300
300

Besides £lOO, 850, Acc. Only 9.343 Tickets to draw. The
First Drawn Prise will be £30,000, may be e'70,000. War-
ranted undrawn 'tickets and Shares are selling by the Public's
most obedient servants. HORNSBY and CO. 36, Cornhill.
London, England, 1816-09-25

RIVEit THAMES.

Capital FREEHOLD ar,d LEASEHOLD ESTATES, the
ARMY VICTUALLING haTAULIsLIMENT, late the
King's Navy, Brewhouse, Lower East Sinithield, near the
Tower, in One Lot,
TO LE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. SCOTT,
On FRIDAY, October 18, at rweive, at the Mart, by direction of
the Hun. Comtuis4oners for Vietualtinchis Majesty's Navy,
in consequence of the removal of toe business of the above
Premises to Deptford, unleis an acceptable offer shill be pro-
vlously made by Private Contract,

AN excellent GENERAL SUFFERANCE
WHARF and DOCK, 3COREHOUriES4 RESIDENCE.,
and BUILDINGS of great magnitude, in this very superior si-
tuation, for exportation trade and general business, comprising a
stock of Storehouses and Cooperage, 175 feet in length by 7.5 in
width; a ditto, 116 by 80 average; a dittos 100 by 40; a ditto,
70 by 30; a ft, 160 feet by 35; the greater part Freehold, ju-
diciously erected, with superior strength; zt au immense eirpunie,
formed for the heaviest goods, wit; Crane-houses, Counting-
houses, Engine houses, Stabling, Buildings, and accommodations,
containing nearly an Acre and a quarter of ground, extremely
valuable for an eminent Brewery, Distillery, or Cot.cern requiring
wry extensive Waterside Premises, with a very neat modern
respectable Family Residence, and excellent Offices, with posses-
sion at Christmas next •

The Premise* may be viewed one month before the Sale (NM
Residence by cards only), and de,eriptive Pat tioutars, with a
Plan, had at the Printing-Offices of the Edii,burgit 6 az-tte, Glas.
low Courier, Hull Advertiser; Bush Tavprn, Brtsi-1; at the
Offices of Messrs. Baxter and Bowler, Solicitors, Furn:v..l'a loos
Holborn; Mr. Scott, Vii, New Bridge-street ; and at the Man.
London, England, 1816-09-25

SALES BY AUCTION.

WEST BAGBOROUGH, SOMERSET.
At Gore Inn, in the paricit of Bithops I.ydeard, on Fainatt
the I Ith day of October next, by Two o'Clock,
Tit OXING-WOOD,• TAR RS, LOCKS, ao4
ft, ABRAH A MS, otherwise V EYSES' F altogether,
or in the following Lou:

Lot 1. Kent C 10..., wherwi4e the S Att. Two computed Acres.
2. Pain's Cltw, four es, Arable; Middle, four Acres,
ditto ; Lower, four Acres, ditto; Hook's Meadow,
two Acres, Arable; Clamoor Close. one Acre of Mea-
dow, three k,t ; :1 • • e Acres Meadow, ()the' wise
Lung Nleadow ; rtuss, lour Acre,:. Pasture; 11. c
College. Close, three Acres. Arable; Higher Collett*
Close, three Acres, ditto u, three Acres, di co; five
Acres, otherwise Underwoutt—Comprted.39 Acres.
S. Two Cottages which may be convertor to a F.. as Homer
a large Gar-!en ; a very pod Barn, with Lirnsys wider
it; two other Linhays ; two liogsties ; a large Court
well supplied with Water, and an Orchard adjoining.—
Two Acres.
the Cottages and Barn are new built in the
most substantial manner, and covered with tile.
4. Nall Meadow, otherwise Broad Meadow, four Acres.
g-This Meadow may be muck improved.
t. A Dwelling house, new liars, Stable and Lindell', Court,
and Garden, caliFil Boxing Wood, half an Acre; two
Orchards, one Acre and a halt.; higher Wood Close,
five Mem, Arable; Lower Wood Close, otherwise
Boxing Wood Close, four Acres. Arable; Rex Mite,
three Acres, Pasture; Boxing Meadow, one Acre
Hume Meadow, five Acres ; Locks Meadow, three
Acres; Laakers, four Acres, Arable; Broad Am.., three
Acres, Arable; Little-down, otherwise loner-down,
two Acres, Arable; Great, otherwise Outer-down, three
Acres, Arable ; Long-gold, otherwise Long. down, four
Acres, Arable; Wester Grounds, five Aires, Arable;
Pitt Close, one Acre, Pasture ; Pitt Orchard, one Acre;
Broad-field, five Acres, Arable; Furey, three Acres, do.
The two three Acres, otherwise the Hanging Pietas—.
• six Acres, Arable. Computed 60 Acres.
6. A Close called the Croft, Pasture, computed 211 Acre..
7. Ditto, called Laker, to o Acres, Pasture.
S. Ditto, called Tarts Close, :our Acres, pastuie.
Over-meadow, two Acres.'
9. Two Closes, c.lled the Parks, live Acres, Arable.
10. the Allotment on West Piaglxmough Hill, awarded id
lieu or Pasture and Turbary, in re.pect art the beforea
:motioned Farms on the South-west Side of the Hill,
adjoiuing the rit,taiaing by Statute mea-i
sure wavy-eight Acre;.
All the Premises are situate Li the Purish of West Bagborough,
about seven miles from Taunton, and r.ine front Bridgwater, to
both which places the roads are good, atid are now in the pee.
of Mr. Samuel Webber or his order-tenants. The Lands
may he much imptmed, at a small expense. T..ere is a mottos
' of 'ail. per acre for almost all the Meadow 1 arid, a mains for
Cows, and other moduses. l'ossestinn ul the last Six Lots my
be bad at Cluj:anus nen', and of the Four First Lose at Lady
Day, 1818.
Particulars may be known of Mr.lianeock,;of Ferd, near Wives
.liscombe.—Dated t tlth September, 1816.
London, England, 1816-03-22

HICIthiAWS PILLS.

FOR THE GRAVEL AND S PONY, LUMBAGO, &c.
()F the various complaints incident to the human
‘...F frame, there are none more dreadful in their nature, nor
more alarming in their consequences, than the Gravel and Slone.
H ickmasss Pills, composed of the most innocent ingredients,
have hem found of singular efficacy, in strengthening the vessels
containing the urine, reaseving the calculi, or gritty secretioss,
and beskhing every reddens tendency to these disorders,
without millassiese.
_Fhey are tberefece with great conlidence
reeseineseded to the glacial in the shove complaints ; as wen as
for Lurakege, Palos la the Hoek and swiss, &opine of Urine,
nod disorders of the Klelmays and Bladder.
Bold, in bozos at es. od. and 1 is. by Messrs. Butler and Bans,
No. 4, Chespeide, London ; aid also by M. Gardner, George.
street, Edinburgh ; Messrs. Ne'vrbery and Sons, Dune street,
Dublin; and the Medidse Venders in every City and Town in
the linked Kingdom.
London, England, 1816-09-13

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1816.

POLICE OF LONDON.
This day was published, in One large Vol. um priceiSs. In
boards,

•
M
INUTES of EVIDENCE taken before a Se-
lect Comittee appointed by the House of Commons,to
inquire into the State of the POLICE of the METROPOLIS.
With Notes, Observations. and a Prcf.ce.
By a MAGISTRATE of the County of MIDDLESEX.
Printed for Sherwood, Neely. cod Jones, Paternoster-row; J.
Booth, Duke-street, Portland-plats; J. Hat.charei, Piccadilly; and
J. M. Richardson, Cornball. •
Porchasers shouirl be particular in giving orders for the
Official Report of the Police Committee of the House of Com-
mons, as ;Anted with Niers, for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones.
The valuaLle Notes :1;0 Observa• :ono wh'e't this rdition F. X C 11.
1111ZIN contains, are wi:tten lye ae intelligent Magistrate of the
county of Middlesex ; and while the Report itself spews the
magnitude of the existing abuses on licensing public houses under
the influence of Inewera—on the disiCenaing powers and corrupt
practices of certain Magistrate, and l'olice Officers—and on the
sysrentatic arrangements of crialioals—the Notes anti Observa-
tions (which occupy iipA acts of tnu pages of the hook) point' out
the remedies, and Ale, of themselves, worth the price at which
the volume is sold.

FOUCHE.—WELLINGTON.
The following important productions were this day peDlished, by
authority, in French and English:
1. CI ORILESPONDENCE of M. FOUCHE,
Duke of Otranto, with his Grace the Duke of WEL-
LINGTON, Svo. ss.

A SKETCH of the PUBLIC LIFE of M. FOUCHE,
Duke of Otrantv, comprising various Correspondence, addressed
to the Emperor Napuleon, Xing Joachim, the. Duke tArtois.
Prince Blucher, Louis XVIII. Count de Blacae, and other Minis-
ters, &e. Ova. Ps.

'lids work pourtrayi this celebrated matt u he really is. It ex-
hibits his most secret sentiments, the spirit of his public life. and
the principles which have directed him at all periods and in situa-
tions the most diversified.

The polileal documents will be found to throw great light on
the personal relations of the Duke and on the history and chs-
ruler of recent events.

Printed Tor Henry CoMorn, SO, Condrit•street.
London, England, 1816-09-13

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INTALLIGENCE,

EAST.IN MA SHIPPING.

The Company's ship -PRINCESS CHARLOTTE OP
WALE.; arrived off Weymouth the 11th instant.-
1-41 Fort George the 2d May ; arrived at St. Hele-
na the 20th July ; sailed from thence the Ist August.
No Company's ship at St. Helena.
Tile Company's ship EUROPE arrived safe at Ma-
dras the 12th April, 1816, after a long passage from
the Cape of Goal Hope.
The Company's ships BA RIKWOIIIII, SoVERPIGN,
and PRoviouNcE. were about proceeding or, their
Tcy the from St. Helena to China the 26th July last.
• PORTSNTOUI'I-1, SEPTEMBER 12.

Arrived his Majesty's ship ACORN, from India,
icit Madras 29th Aptil, the Cape of Good Hope on
ibe 9th July, and St. Helona on the 30th of same
ino, h. Toe L4rl of Moira East Indiaman bad
tnrive.l At the Cape of Good Hope, and on the Bth of
IT y proceeded on the voyage from thence. Sailed
his Majesty's ship Onrinus, and Elizalranspott, for
the Dt,ans.—Wind W. S. W.
London, England, 1816-09-13

MR. COOPER'S PRACTICAL SERMONS—VoI. IV.
This day was publi.licd, price Ss. in boards,
FII-IHE FOURTH VOLUME of PRACTICAL
and FAMILIAR SERMONS, designed for Parochial and
Domestic Instruction.
By the Rev. EDWARD COOPER,
Rector of Hamstall Ridware, and of Yoxhall, hr she County of
Stafford, and late Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford.
Printed for T. Cordell and W. Davies, Strand.
Of whom may also be had,
1. New Editionl of the Three former Volumes, price Ss. each
in boards.
2 Sermons, chiefly designed to elocidate some of the leading
doctrines of the Gospel, sth edition Bvu. price 10*. in boards.
3. Two Sermon., preached in the Old and New Churches at
Wolverhampton, (reparatory to the Establishment of a Bible In-
stitution; Bvo. price 2s.
London, England, 1816-09-13

NEW EDITIONS OF Dr.JOHNSON's WORKS, WITH LIFE,
By AR I HUR MURPHY, Esq. in Various Sizes.

This day were published, elegantly printed in i 2 Vols. Octavo
with a Portrait, front an original Piczure, by Sir Joshua Rey-
nolds, price £4 Itis ir, hard,; fir in I pocket volumes,
price .C 2 14s bnariN, New of
THE WORKS OF SAMULL JOHNSON,
J.L.L. %vial an Ess.iy on his Litt and Genius.

By MU Hifi MURPHY, Esq.
)'rioted fur Nichoit and Son, F. C. and J. Itivlngton, A.
Strahan, Leigh and-Sotheby, G. N.-col and Son, G. Wilkie, C.
Uav;s, T. Egerton, J. Deigheon aid Sons, J. Nunn, Lackington
and Co. J. Cashel), Clarke and Sent, Law and Whittaker.
Longman, Hurst, Rees, Urine, and trown, Cadell and Davies,
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Neely, and Jonei, Gale and Fenner, T. Hamilton, J. Portrr,
Joins Robinson, I. bheldon, R. Saunders, Walker and Edwards,
and Simpkin and Marshall.
Of whom may al•to be had, separate Editions of the followlng
1. The lives of the English Poets, with Critical Obsetratisas
on their Works, 3 vols. two. price Li 4s. in boards; or in 9
pocket vols price 11..5. in boards.
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London, England, 1816-09-13

PRIVATE urraß.

_
" PAtis, SseHr. e.
" La Qtrotitfimne was seized at the Post Office last
night, and not forwarded to its country destination,
for two reasons the first, fur not having inserted the
Ordinance of his Majesty against M. Michaud, de-
priving hint of his ale of “ Printer to the King :"
the second, yet more weighty, for having preserved
that tide to M. Michaud at the bottom of his Journal
although his Majesty had annulled it. It should not,
however, be torgettoe, that although' M. Michaud
may have erred in this particular, be has ever shown
biassed s strenuous Royalist."

'THE VENING ALL

LONDON.

NEXT TUESDAY THE "S PATE 1.0 TTT.RY BEGINS
DRAWING. THE FIRST. PRIZE DRAWN THAT DAY
MUST BE MORE 'THAN £40,000, AND MAY BE £SO,OOO.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1816.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AI"TWELVE O'CLOCK
Reduced shut—Cons. rao. Cl{ 62—Cons. foe ace. 62ti
4 pee Cent. shut-6 per Coot. Navy 9SI
Bank Long Anns. Bonds 71. 2s. prs.
Exchequer BUls, 4a, tia. pre.

A Mail from Flanders arrived this morning. The
Belgian Papers contain some heart-rending details
from the Mediterranean respecting the conduct of
the Pirates, but their calling it extending, we are
sorry to say, from the shores of Barbary, to those of
the Greek Archipelago.
London, England, 1816-09-13

DEAL, SEPTEMBER. IL

Arrived the Princess Charlotte of Wales East In-
dianian, from Bengal ; she passed Weymouth yester
day, where she lanced several passengers and her
disoatches, vhich were fortttarded to London ; also
arrived the Princess Charlotte packet, from Ostend;
and landed a Mail. The outward bound remain.
itAxt:GATE, SEPTEMBER 13.

Arrived Irnm Calais, the Poll of Dover, Captain
STAINS, bringiag over the Marquis of SLIGO and his
Attendants. The Marquis hired this vessel upon an
understanding that he was to be landed at this Port,
where vessels of this description cart get in and out
tithe Harbour, with perfect safety, at any time of
tide. The Eclipse Packet, Captain MINTER, will get
to sea this evening, for Ohtend, with passengers.
GRAVESEND, SEPITM3Eit 12.

An'lord the Charles Hatniitun, *linden, from Sate; Grin
Crosby, front Nice; Am', Matthews, front Marseilles; Pers,!-
*ranee, Russel, From Gib:altar; Marquis of Avglesa, Brown,
from Otteral; I'lutus, Lamb, from Nevis; Thomas, Braaten,
from Riga. Sailed the Catalina, Trio, fur Tobago; I.ibertie,
floubey, kr Dunkirk; Favourite, ,r Griffith, fur Dublin; Jot:e
Jacobus, Wyber, for Amsterdam; Lively, Wingfield, fur &-
kis; Aimwell, Tate, for tintaburgfi.
CUSTOM.HOUSE, SEPTEMBER 11. •
_ _

Sinn ENT MUD ouTwaansrThe Mary, Jobson, fur CO.
lenhagen ; William and Alfred, Dryialalt; ; and West Indian,
took, for Antigua; Melruie, Dempster, for Grenada ; Victoria,
Gott, fnr Elsinkur ; America, Delnui, fur Elsincur an .I iljorne-
berg ; Mary, Kidd, fur llamburgh ; Agnes, Welch, for Bremen ;
and Lucy, Cullen, fur Trieste'and Venice.
London, England, 1816-12-03

qIHE LORD MAYOR piewnta his complimeats
to :he Nobility, Centel,. and others of his Feline: Courtg-
' OM. and In partiCular he b:gs leave to address ldtfit if ;o ff
Ladies, retrieving thsjt w.ll for the present have the vita nets
to appropr,ate these cAs-r.oFF cLoTHE,, to the ptc•sit-7 n,!-
cessitie. of the Labouring Classes, particularly those of Sp tal-
, fields, whose distress tur the want of conunon necessaries to
cover them exceeds all .I.seription t such a relief to the women
and children at the approaching season cacurtt fail of Danz a
matt acceptable gift—alt sorts of covering will be most accept-
able, and nothing should be given away to others as loti as the
more pressing necessity of cluthlog the talked subsists whit all
unparalleled severity. Such articles, sent to this: Soup House.
No. 53, Brick-lane, will be carefully distributed by
the Association. ,

REEVE'S FAMILY HOTEL, C:OLLEGE•FLACE,
Blil3 FOL.
J 0 HN REEVE rot erns his most 2rateftsi acknour
ieegmelits to the Nobility, Gentry. and his Frknds in parch.
cular, fur the Mend support which hr has experienced nearly
tvn years since the establishment thereof by bim ; anti bees
leave to i,iorm them, that he has re•!•tken the same, and that
no exertions on his part shall be wanting to merit a continuance
of their favours ansisupport. jo the above lintel, Gentlemen wil
find all the comforts tit the Private tit u: e, and the Colfre•Romo.
London, England, 1816-12-03

SIKEN'S HYDROME t Ea.

Itß. BATE, having now completed the imme-
• dive sorrily of the Revenue, will, on the 9:h of Decem-
her next, be prepared to is‘ue to the :Twit Trade and to the
Public in general, the NEW HYDROWIE.I'ER, invented by hl.
late Father in Law, Mr. mikes, and mitre.% by Act of Parlia-
ment in be ir,ad throughout the United Kingdom in charging the
loeti son sprits. I hey will he delivered dccording to priority
of application, and as rash instrument iutsv.s through his own
Lands, he Is enabled in guarantee l•it ac.-urge azreenient with the
original, and with those he makes for the Revenue.
No. 17, Poultry, Nov JO, 18

NATIONAL DEB C.
This day Wad published, In Syn. price Si.
AN ESSAY, spewing the Justice and Expediency
of REDUCING the INTEREs r of the NATIONAL
DEBT ..-,By 1. R. WrCill.I.OOEI, Esq. •
This Essay contains an b.quiry into the Causes pt the high Pries I
of Utillion and other Commoi.:iti.s in this Country during the late
War; • hews-the ruinous ktfecta which the Mint system of Taxa-
tion must have on tnt Commerce and Prosperity of the Country;
and giv.s an Account of the Progress of Manufactures, and In-
crease of Population, and of the State of Prices of the Value of
Money in the United States and tLe principal Countries of Europe
since £775.
Printed for the Author; and sold by T. and G. Underwood,
34, tlret•strett, and David Brown add Adam Black, Edinburgh

COUG HS and COLDS are safely and effectually
V 4.., cured, and the ASTHMATIC relieved, by SIR JOHN
HILL's DA.I.SA of HONEY. It is the most innocent, yet
the mos: effectual Remedy ever discovered.
Sir JoaN Hitt, M.') Knight of the Royal Order of Sweden,
and F. R. S. at Pans, was a Botanier of eminence and cbarac sr,
he concantrlteil, by meatis of intense application, that ruttier)
Evrart of Flowers called Honey, for the Cure ei Coughs, Colds,
and Asthmas. Findaug the danger arising trom neglected Pectoral
Complaints, he prepared this pleasant yet tf4ctual Remedy. it is
as restorative as AWN Milk, sever disagrees with the &tomer),
and cures a recent Cold or Cough in a few hours •
Attlimat'e persous4ill find it to give general relief, removing
this Difficaty of Breathing, promoting Expectoration, and iu
charging the viscid Phlegm.
CA UTIU/10.... i here is another sort which is spurious, Persona
will thetrfote be careful to ask for " Sir John Hill's balsam at
Honey," and observe the names of " Shaw and Edwards," are
engraved oa the Stamp gives with such bottle. Priie Ss. ed.
and 26.21 • .
•bo at No. Be, St..Pau Revdra Church-yard ; Tut; Eichatia;
ld
i Sanger, Osinoi.etroet a and Ward, Holborn.
. ,
London, England, 1816-12-03

BANK. OF 8,% CL A ND. Nov. 48. 1818.
PT HE COURT of DI It EC' I'ORS ,of the GO.
11 VERNOR and COMPANY of the BANK of ENG-
LAND give notice,
That on and after the Oth December next, the Bank will pay
CASH for all NeOTES of ONE and TWO POUNDS value that
are dated prior to the tat lamiary,lBl 2, or Exchange them for
New Notes of the same value ,at the option of the Holders.
Rootzer BEST, Sarittry.
London, England, 1816-10-31

MR 31; 1816,

..1. c.

. ' ; FUNDS. •
N Atleertimmept, datcd the 18th instant...hring
LX. appeared in the Public Papers, porporiiiig to be tried by
a COmpany established at Paris, under the direction of Memrs.
istsarin, Fsta .V 4 nose e, viesuiy; b.. Lours and Co. in
which it is assertpd that the Proptietors of French Five per Cent.
Consolidered qiiintdiles, inscribed: In"theit own :eiblame •iis jibe
Great Book Of dig Psdalie Debt of Fronee,.llaee pot hitherto hypo
able to receive the, Annuities except by exhibiting their Inscrip-
' dour at Paris, and' as this assertion is If 'abbe, with the ihfor-
pstime which Mr. Una. %%levee's has tans seuitted some dote
trio to the Politic by printed Circular., he thinks it incumbent
upon' him to idiom also the medians eche PubHt Papers, iff
to Woe. tlest/lpy e Decree of the French Government dal Ist
May, 1818, and published in the Moniterr of the isdi of /one
last, the necesstty of eibibiting the Inscriptions for ifieeecelpt Ist
the Dividends was formally dispeosed with, and that a power ofi
Attorney has since then been, and willtitencetorth be, sufflaeat
for that purpote.
Mr. Sae-rums it besides specially authorised by aformal Igree•
moot micro, into with kiss kftltO Preach Government, to pay ther
Dividends ai short tints after the same become due,.so all holders
-of French Meek 11111441 out of Ftaate, who. shall have furnished
hips With ibeir
,Posonr, of Attorney! In conforinity.with this, he
hie actually paid,' On she lath Instant, the dividends due an the
110Seetembilr idttosansithoidecape had glyenpins their putters
or were possessed of Inscriptions ill hie name. So tar, there-
fore, from the pomaded Of Cestidtm& •by a Company in
" Paris beige Midis& to ficilby in thereeepOsin of the Dividends.
It is obvious that the Proprietor of Stock may, independent of
any such medium, receive their here with the utmost ease and
peomptitude, while at the same time he retains ig his own per
session the wished CertOenta of Lutription of Me French nous%
width are the actual vouchers of his poperty.
Those Certificate., by adding to them a Power of Attorney
(ie which the name of the Assignee may either be filled up or
left hi blank), can be made an available species of property in
England, and transferred, as occasion requires, with perfect
facility. As to any apprehension of slight informalities in
the tiles for transfer, Mr. SAIITORIS can state from his
.own esperienee, that every reasonable comideradon Is made
regarding them by the French Treasury, bet further to
remove all uneasiness on this score, he begs to inform sueb per-
sons as have purchased,: or may be loctitied to purchase French
5 per Ceut. Annuities from Idiu,that he will at any time be ready
to famish them with correct forms of poetaster sale or transfer
of tight Stock.
N.. $l, Groat Winchester-street, Oct. 28, 1816.
London, England, 1816-03-25

i 21.

sosrable Company's
lutward bound ships
d is again from die
rn.
CH et.

wo Friends, TROMP.,
rwsburgh. with sugar
and the Spanish brig
)n, tor Comma.—

Liverpool ; the Kate
n jEtheldred,
ionw, for St. Locia ;
and Cornwallis Est
id yesterday blew a
:aim in the evening.
torning, but cannot
wind is come round
1 the CONWAY sloop
London, England, 1816-03-25

I I.

Lary Inds* en, and
nd ships that have
contrary winds, for
as, the Honourable
ngs, Larkins, Asir,
nd 13engil ; suet the
elena and Chilit.--
er, the Venus, Ka.-
lope.--Wind E.
CH 19

lad sever', gales from
ed witn h4il showers.
ing in Gourock Bays
salt• in thr last
Har-
tssively hard, and We
and Mate 01 the brig
of that vessel, wcv
:a—their bodies have

1 17.
Fur Lisbon.

rnals, that the Chain-
-1 against trying our
ig the escape of LA..
:y are now to be tried
e have no doubt that
in conveying him out

3ISHOP of OXFORD is
!many takes place in
'nun on the occasion
. P. BURNIIY.
states, thAt the house
t, in Clerkenwell, had
We are authorized to

,main a full report of
!us, ROBINS 11)* BRYCE*
leaing, at the churcb
le Sea Bathing Infir-

)ut nine o'clock, CiU•

RoBERT LOCKHART,
vered to be on fin•
irresistAble fury, that
t, they were only es-
ction of the interior of
)n if one wing which
ble furniture leas been

day at Luton Park.
y at Myiess ; Wednesdsy
Vood9; and on the follow-

on Monday at Milo-8nd••

ds met to-day at Sib's-H

In. meet on Tuesday st
Friday at

KENT, Pickett Mice;
t-Office, Temple Bsr.
London, England, 1816-03-25

LAW LIST FOR 1816.

This day was published, neatly bound, price es. with many Cor-
. rectiont and Alterations,
THE NEW LAW LIST; being a List of the
Judges and Officers of the Courts of Justice, Counsel, cer-
tificated Special Pleaders and Conveyancers; ahi also a contidete
and accurate List of all the certificated Attondes. Notaries, and
PrOctors, and London Agents for the country Attornies, as prin-
ted by permission of the Commissioners of Stanap Duties. To
wine! are added, a Table of Sheriffs and Agents, List of Banker.,
Notatitsl Mil Coaches, Newspapers, Law and Public Officers,
Circuits bf the Judges, and Quarter Sessions, &c. &c. and a va-
riety of other tvefill matter.
Dy SAMUEL HILL, of the Stamp °Mee.
London : Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal-street,
Lincoln's Inn; and R. Pheney, Temple-gate
London, England, 1816-03-25

This day was published,
In 2 •nls. royal Hen, price Xi As. boards.
A DIGEST of the LAW of PA fiTNER3IIIP,
with a Collection of the Cases decided in • the Courts of
Law and Equity upon that subject.
Ily BASIL MON I'AGU, Esq.
• Of Gray's Inn,• Barriver at Law.
'London : for J. Butterworth and Son, Fleet-street ;
and E Cooke, Ormond Quay, Dublin.

This day was pliblisheti, price 7s. 6d. Vol. I. Part I of
REPORTS of CASES.in the 'HIGH COURT
of CHANCERY; containing Cues is Michaelmas and
Hilary Terms 541t1a Geo. 111. 1815-1816.
By I. H. maRrvALE, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, Banister at Law.

These kepoks will be continued.
I.ondon : Printed for L Butterworth and Son, "ect-yreet ;
arid J. Cook, Ormond (logy, Dublin. Of whom may he l•ad,pri,•••
tor boards, Cap is kepurts in the High Court of Chancel y,
containing Ca q.. 4 in 1815.

This day was puhii,hed,
In TwO Vols. I 2m,. price 12s. Gd. boat ds the Third Edition,
with many ma•erial Corrections, and additional Modal' Pre-
cedents, of
JONES'S ATTORNEY'S and SOLICITOR'S
NEW POCKET-BOOK, and CONVEYANCERS' AS.
MS FAN r; containing a Collection of the most common and
approved Precedents. with Practical Remarks; the Whole form-
ing a very useful Epitome of Conveyaocintt.
By AN 11-10 NY lIIG3MJRE. Esq.
London : Printed for 1. Butterworth ail Son, o,Fleet•street ;
W. Clarke and Sons ; R.Pheney; W. Reed, and C. FLIIIttr ; and
S. Brooke, and 3. Cooke, Ormond Quay, Dublin.

. -
• 'Fla! day was published,
By W. Clarke an 1 Sons, Law Booksellea, Portugal-street, List
coin. Irn. in royal eve. price I Os. tki. board.,
A, DIG ES I'ED INDEX to the CROWN LAW ;
coinprA,:mling all the Pcirts relating to Criminal Maut.rs
eontaineJ in the Reports of Blackltone, Burrow,
Douglas, Leach '4 Crown Law, Raymond; Selkal, Strange, %Val-
etas, mid the Term Reports
By H. N. T0V1L.1143, of the Inner Tt•mplk.

This day 1/03*
By W. Ciao ke and Sons, Law ll,inkeell,-rs, Portugal-street, Lin-
coln', Inn, In royal Svo. 1'..-c I. price t 2s.
OF th.! PRACTICE,of t!lc EXCHEQUER of
V PLEAS, with an Apperchr of Forms in General Me.

By lANIES MA`J ING, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn. -
Of whom may be li.td, in royal ;ism price I6s. board's,
An Anatitical Digested Index to the Nisi I'rius Reports. By
James M nntng, F,q.
London, England, 1816-03-25

CONTR ACT
For BLACK. IRONMONGERY, IRONMONGERY GOODS,
NAILS, AND CAST IRON ARTICLES.
NAY V-OFFICE, March 7, 1816.
THE PRINCIP.IL OFFICERS awl COMMIS.
SIONERSof Nis MAJESTY': Net Pt do kerebygive Nostic,
That on WEDNESDAY, the 27. h instant, at One o'clock,
they will he ready to treat with sttel, Persons as may be willing
to Contraot for supplying his Majesty's Yard at Deptford with
BLACK
.IRONMONGERY GOODS; and also for supplying
His Majesty's Yards at Deptford, Woolwich, Chatham, Sheer-
ness, Portsmouth, and Plymouth, or any one or more of the
said Yards, with IRONAONGERY GOODS, NAILS, and
CAS!' IRON AR !, ICLES:
Formes of the Tenders way he seen at this Ogee.
No Tender will be reseivel aftsr one ...awl, on the day of treaty,
inor any noticed, senior the tarty, or an agent for hine,attendsu
Seery Tender aunt be accomtarried ty'es Letter, addressed to the Naoy
Board, and signed by two restowilde Persons, engaging to Accost, hound
' with the Pomo' tendering, lon the rem: here sanderatediesed for the
Tut freelancing* of the Contracts restestiorely•—
Black Ironmongery ,C 4,000.
Ironmongery Goods • • ,C.1,c4)0 for each yard.
Nails ,E9,ot 0 ditto.
Cat Iron Articles . 4:00 ditto.

LAW BOOKS.
This day was published,
lo royal Ivo. prim ISs. boards, the Recoil Edition, with con.i-
derable Addition+, of
A TREATISE on the LAW of TITHES, corn-
/IL pita In part from some Notes of Richard W 00.1.4011,
F.-q.
By Sir SAMUEI. TOLLER, ICnt. Advocate-General at Matira.
London: Printed for -J. Butterworth and Son, 43, kleet-
street; and). Cooke, Ormond Quay, Dubin.).

Phis day was publ;slird,
By W. Clarke and Sons, Law ISoAsellers, Portugal-treet, Lin-
coln's Inn. royal /Ivo Part I. Vol. 1. us. 6d. to he continued, itt
I,EPORTS of CASES argued and det•rmined in
-ILS, the VICE-CtIANCELLOR's COURT, 55 Geo.'''. 1815.
By HENRY MADDOCK, Esq.
Ot Lincoln's Inn, Barrister at Law.
Ot whom may be had, in two vols. royal Bva. price .C 1 6s. boards,
The Principles and Praetine of the HO Court of Chatcery.—
By Henry Maddock. Esc
London, England, 1816-03-25

REWARD OF TEN GUINEAS.
REL.% I loNS WANTED.

THE Relations anti AL gnaintAnces of Mrs. ELI.
Z.l!4E'l'li DENNIS, Manua-maker, who resided :either
hi the P..r:sh of lames, Wesminiter, or in Denmark-street,
Soho, previoJs to October, 1768. who was m-,rried to PE I'ER
TO U NG, (.7a rpetitur iu the Navy, are eathertiv rivntrated have
the go )(Nest to send their tames arri .A (tare' e • to Messrs.
Ga AV and Son, Law Statinners, 42, Piccsaily ; and any Person
who will give such informat;ln as will lea.i to !lie discovery of the
Relations of the said ELIZ ABE I'll DEN NH. shall receive
from are said Meserar GUT and Sou, 'a Reward of Guineas.

EXCHEQUER REPORTS.
This day was published, by W. Clarke and Sons, Law ilnA-
selirrs, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn, in royal +lvo. Part 111.
with Indexes, which complete the Pint Volume, price Bs. (to
be continued,) _ _ _

RE PO R C:; Argued and determined in the COURT
of EXCHEQUER, Easter and Trinity rerun, and the
Sittings after, 1815.
By GEORGE PRICH,-Esq. Barrister it Law.
Of whom may be had the Fust Volume, containing the Cases
in Easter Term, 54. Gen. Ili. to Trinity Term, and the Siftings
after, 55 Geo. 111. price s6l - Is. boards. These Reports are in
continuation of Mr. Wightwick.—Also,
Forrest's Reports iu the Eichever, 41 Geo. 111. price Bs.
London, England, 1816-03-25

.. BRUSSELS, MARCH 21.

Fila Klieg.), arrived at the Palace this morning. at
ter o'clock.
The Archdukes John and Lewis arrived here from
Antwerp y:srerday evening. This morning they have
visited the collect; as of the Academy. the Library.
the 14.1:.eu:n. and other public establishments. Their
trnperial Highnesses examine every thing with the
eye of a connu:s.ieur. . •
London, England, 1816-03-25

FRENCH PrIPERS.

PARIS, IsIARCti 21.
Yesterday persons were employed in digging tip
the remains of the Duke d'Euelrein from the fosseea
the North-side of the Castle of Vincennes. PtlsGUi
had clearly recollected the spot in ts /tic!' the boil?
h... 1 been thrown by his executioners ; but, for the
purpose of greater tegteerity, an inquire tem ea
eloriday last, entered into by tl:e Councihor of State,
Laporte-Lalene, when a guard of the artillery and a
peasant belonging to Vincennes gave the most exact
description of the place. This peasant, whose name
is Grisona being now SO years of age, had himself
dog the grave. From him it was learnt that the
grave had been prepared two hours after the aOA
f the Prince, and by the orders of Herd, wle at
that time commanded in the Castle of %gnaws-
The ground was dug up in the presence of a Core
missury of the King and several other distinguieed
persons, many of whom had been victims to the ty•
'nanny of Bonaparte. The first objeit that preset-era•
itself was a boot in good preservation, in which sere
found the bones of a leg and a foot; the he4.l WA,
next found ; and then it was knee n in what.directem
the body had been placed. This direction ceectly
corresponded with the statement of the witnesses;
during the inquiry. The face was turned downwads ;
one of the legs ren:ained almost in a rJtical
tion ; and the arms were turned towards the Eats:--
The other leg and the bones of the thighs were teen
taken up, and a pal tof the hair was found. A Wee •
stone appeared to have been designedly thee; ea
the head, as-the scull was brcken. Officers of iwaith
appointed for tl:e purpose 'collected these seilte.'o4
, tehcs, which were deposited ie a winding
There were also found some German duc-its, s ;et•
thee purse, in which was a Louis, and some pizc., of
silver, a ring, and 4 geld chein, which the Pence
had been in the habit of, wearing round his ee:g•
'The marks of two billets were observed in the suet.
,The boots being chose of liteears, were in good pre.
servatioa. Tl;e winding slum, with all the relics,
was placed in a- leaden and the whole was re
Ictrrly coaveyed to a chamber prep-wed for the pr.
peEe .ice and: 311 led by a detachment of troops Weil'
tug teishe ger rison.
. CiIAIVIBER OF DEPUTIES.
In the Sitting of yesterday the discussion on the
eudeeet whs renewed. •The King's Comniissioners,
St. Cricq and audon, answered the objections that
had been made :o the project of Ministers.
M. Duvretcaert de HAURANNE combated Wilt
much force the project of the Committee; and tee.
Prince de BRWAIE and M. de BOULDONNArE argue
against that of the Ministers.
The Sitting was al terwards adjourned until Friday,
because it was understood that most-of the Mernhel
would attend the mournful ceremony of the 111341'
ceremony of the Duke d'Enghien.
London, England, 1816-03-25

• EAST-INDIA ilutISR, Mire & 20, 1816.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UN!! EDI
COMPANY el MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, eradisig
te the EAST INDIES,eit hereby give mike,
That a General Court of the said Company will be hid at
their House in Leadenloill-street, on WF.DNKSDAY, the 37th
instant, at Eleven &Clock in the Forenoon, to resume the consi-
deration of the following Motion, viz.
" that this Court taking into consideration the federal ad-
ie vance occasioned in the price of Naval Stores, by the long con-
" tinuance of the late war, and the o her reasons on which the
" Court of Drectors h.ove proposed (i) grant to the Owners of
" Ships engAvd under r•e r.ew system, an addition for the pre-
" sent year only to their peace rates of Freights, are of opinion,
tleat,although the Owners of those Ships can have no claim
" to any increase of rates spontaneously proposed by themselves
" in the way. of free comoetio ton, yet, as the prices of naval
" stores have not, from the circumstances of the time, fallen to a
peace level, and the Owners are subjected to such expense In
" the outfit of their Shops as at their Peace Rates of Freight must
" expose them to heavy loss,ilais Court is willing, on the present
" occasion, to giant to the sail Owners relief in the manner sue-
" gesteol by the Court of Directors, provided the same may be
" done with safety to the existing Shipioing Sy..em; and this
" Court dodo therefore au liori.e the Court of I) rectors to re-
" quest Or 'sanction of Pao !lament to the grant of the proposed re-
" het, with suck precautions as may prevent it from affeaing the
" stabilay of t: at "

The Court of iorectors do alio Five notice, that the Papas
relating to the ease of Mako. HAlel, which, by the General
Colas Renojutiell of •Ws day, were ortlrred to be vthibitetl for
the ptrir.al of tl:e Proprierot-, will be open for their inspection
at this House, on MONDAY, the 25th instant.

JAMES COBB, Secretary.