biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
Star.
London, England, 1816-02-06

,
oL a

• ARMY CONTRACT& ,
Claim!sari Is Ciders Office, •
• •
, • .
: • Great GeOrp-strs et, Louden, aids January, 1116.
NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desironz
of contracting. to supply BEEF and MUTTON to Ida
Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks,
In the undormetnioned Counties and Islands 3
Anglesea, Dorset, Monmouth,
Bedford, . ,Dorbein, (including Montgomery,
Berk* (including the Holy Island), Norfolk,
Town of Hunger. Essex, 1 Nortbanspton,
ford), Flint, . , Northumberland,
Berwick, Glamorpn, Nottingbasn,
Brecon, Gloster, (including Oxford,
I
Bucks, :he City of Brit- Pembroke,
.Cambridge; (Mau- tol), Radnor,
ding :lie Town of Hants, Rutland, '
Newmarket), Hereford, Salop,
Cardigan, Hertford, &renewer,
Carmarthen, Hunts, Stafford,
C.arnonrsn, Isle of Man, Suffolk,
Chester, Isle of Wight, .' Surrey,
Cornwall (Including (Cent, Sussex
Scilly), l Lancaster, • .Warwick,
Cumberland, lA-fewer, Wesunorillnd,
Denbigh, Lincoln, . , Wilts,
Derby, Meriveth, Worceiter,
Orson, Middlesex, York, . •
And l the several Counties in North Britain,. _ _

That the Deliveries are to commence on and fur tit Ith day ,
of March next ; that Proposals in Writing, mica and
marked. " Tender for Army Supplies:* will be received at
Once on or before Monday, the stGth day of February, (but
none will be received aster o'Clock on that di.y), and, if
sent by Post,the Postage Must be paid.
Proposals most be made separa.ely fur rack County andrisland,
except for the counties oontprising North ce.d South Wales, all
of which must be included all one ; as AA must the se.
veral counties in North Britain ; and each Proposal must
have the Letter wirdh is annexed to the Tender properly
filled up, by two persons of known pinery engaging to hes.'
come bound with the party tendeimg in the amount stated in
the printed Particulars, fur the due perfcrinaance of the Contract;
and no Proposal will be noticed unless made ou a printed Tender,
and the prices exives.sed in words at length; and should it so
happen that iltiritig'the continuance of the Contract ho troops
should Its- stellionod or supplied in the County, the expense of the
Contract and clund,pald in the bra instance by the Contractor,
to be reunited to him by the Corcasi:•sary in Chief.
Particulais of the Contracts stay be had upon application at
this Oilier, between the hours of Eleven and Five; at the
Office of Derty Commissary General Young, Edinburgh.

• CORONER FOR MIDDLEA7.X.
,lANY kind and ardent Friend:;,of
the County, hating, et .different !byes, I.:1-4,11e to be.
come a Candidate for the Mina• ion of :20r,,,ae• vicarit by
the death of Mr. HOIN;SON,. I beg to express my zrott..4
Shanks for their pribffeged suffrage”;;. mot: r(lrlctruthi et, eie„,
ohne them, under a hope to rye: ire their i•rater:..kii. when Ast
office present% Itself, which may be more cor.getlial :s.-:th the l'es.
bits and fortlnp of their taitlit al and devoted Set V.:;•••
Registers' Office for Mlddlews, .10114 RR GF.
Carry-street, Feb. 6, 1816.
London, England, 1816-08-08

PARIS, AUGUST 5.

Captain CLAcriims who has arrived. from Havre
itt Marseilles, %%AS visited on his passage by a piratical
vessel bearing a n'tie flag, and having hi the middle

a white hand, and the Master of which called hirn-
sett An independent Spaniard of Buenos Ayres."
kie Was in 96. N. lat. and 11. W. longitude.
cotiftalia laTitAmolNAttv OF MONDAY MORNING.

The King reteived yesterday. before Mass, at a'
private audience, his Excellency Sir Charles Stuart
r,
m
Ambassador from England, and Baron Uchtri,l
Minister Plenipbtensiary of Saxony, who severally
presented -letters of crlkgretulation fruar their Sow,.
reign; nn the marriag* et the Dike de Berri.
The Duke de Bari has given COOO francs to the
p: or of Versailles on the occasion of-his anarrilge.
Yesterday prayers wefe reeommenced in all the
Churches for fine weathet. The concourse of Chris-
tians was immense.
From Bourdeaux 'we learn that there was a dread-
ful explosion at the powder mills of St. ls7edard, on
the 26th ult. At four o'clock in the morning the
mills were set to work, but scarcely had they made
ten revolutions when the mill called that of Saiai
Birk exploded. Happily no person was hurt.

By private letters from Paris we are informed t!)at
one of the early measures of the Legislative Bodies•
on their meeting again in October 'will be An Address
to the KING, to anorak -with the Allied Powers to
withdraw or diminish • the number of foreign troops,
end to prolong the time of paying the tribute. Such
a manoeuvre will not surprise any who have marked
the uniform conduct of the French towards all the
world; or that of the greater part of the world io-
winds England. How few of the Treaties by which
other Poviers became bound to pay money to Great
Britain have ever bees executed ? How few of the
Loans made in this country for other Powers have

. . ,
London, England, 1816-08-08

ENGLISH OPERA kOUSS.

• ,
Mr. ARNOLD'S Frearkl de Great, was tad night
performed. The Opera was very powerfully sus-
tained. Miss KEI.LY sustaiaed the character 'it
Matilda, with the same easy, unrestrainedgaigii ifts
fear, which matted her performance of the part
Originally. Mr. Illairriar played the past of Brava
excelleistly ;it is cne of bit brit efforts. Fast.ie
Was represented by Mr. Hoar, who Acted *tees.
sisilially with coOsidarable spirit, and yang with much
taste. Stool; the sled ping keeper of the citadel ul
Schwiednim was rendered most ansusiogly drowsy
by MG Rusael.c. He threw into his countenance 411
that stupid imanityi that ancoequerable atilaess,
which frequently distinguish the visage of those
• plethoric- beings who ate newer comfortable unless'
they are napping. The Opera was very. weU re-1
ceived by a crowded house.
London, England, 1816-02-01

Just published, illustrated with a valuable Map and several Ln
graviogs of scenery and Costume, price LI 17s. 6.1. hoards,
rIPHE SECOND and LAS I! VOLUME of the
1 VOYAGES and TRAVELS of O. VON L.ANOSDURFF,
Counsellor to hie Majesty the Emperor of ituisia and
Ceuvul-General at the Emile. CuetAining the Account of hi.
Voyage to the Aleutian islands and North West coast of An:erica,
and return by Landover the North East parts of Asia, through
Siberia to Petenburgli a route ncver before performed
"We think this second part of Langi.Jorlr* 'travels the most
entertaining port' ha of the whole. It abound* in lively pictures
and natural scenes and modes of life. of a very wild, striking, and
semantic character; some aceessious too are supplied to Naurat
Maury." licks. Rev.
“ yids is a saleable and entenalning Work. It Is the proiuction
of an individusiebighey accomplished in hisprofestiou." Brit Cnt.
Tide Volume conununicates Miceli new luformation ; parti-
cularly respecting the state of the North-West coast of Ainunca."
Monthly Review.
Printed for 11. Colburn, SO, Conduit-4.re t.
London, England, 1816-02-01

CLASSICAL LET f

This day was publi die.% in I2mo. is. Gd. boards, or ss. bound,
91HE CLASSICAL ENGLISH LETTER.
WRITER ; or Ei.i•tolary Selections : designed to improve
Young Persnns in the An of Letter-writing, and in the Principles
of Virtue altd Piety. With Introductory Rules and Observations
on Epistolary CompAtion, and Biographical Notices of the Wri-
ters !rum whom the 'Alters are selected.

Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme. and Brown, Pater-
nosier row, London ; aed Wilson and Sons, York.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
1. Lessons for Young Persons in Humble Life, iSmo. fourth
Edition, price 4s. boards.
11. True Storks; or, Interesting Anecdotes of Children, lame.
second Edition, price Ss. 6d. boards.
s. True Stories • or, Interesting Anecdotes of Young Persons,
aecosd Ldirion price 49. 6d. boards.
4. A fsendiy Hitt f.sr Across's* surf Aqsprentless,tsimwes Der
fourth Editinn, puce 9d, sewed.

This day was published, by LONGMAN. HURST, RIES, ORMii
and lin aw N Paternoster
I. SCHOIAIt'S SPELLING ASSIST-
it. ANT, whereia the Words are arranged on an improved
plat., according to their respective Prilic.pit.s of Accentuation;
in a nomner calculated to remit:adze the Art of Spelling and Pro-
nuntiati:m, to remove difficulties. and to facilitate general im-
prtiventent. Intewied for the Use of schools and Private Tuition.
By THOMAS CABPRNI'GR. Price Is. ski . bound.
2. An English Vocabulary, in which the Words are arranged
inkscrimitiately ; designed as a Sivel to the Scholar's Spelling
Assistant. fur the put pow of grotioding young Persons more ef-
fectually in Spelling and Pronutecati.in ; to which are added,
Miscellanies on the most useful Ana interesting Subjects. By
'lrhontas Carpenter. In 12mo. Po ie.,
S. Tie New Orthographical Assistant ; or, English Exercise
Book. Written on an improved Plan, for the more speedy I:t-
-,truction'of Voting Person, in the Art of Spelling and Pronun-
ciation, intended for the Use of Schools. By Thos. Carpenter.
Price 2s. bound.
London, England, 1816-02-01

TO THE MAGISTRACY, atc.
THE RECORDER, nr JUDICIAL and MA.
GisTERIAL MAGAZINE, was published this day,
price 2s. 6d. containing a Compendium of all Laws as enacted;
Civil and Criminal Trials ; Analysis of all Law Books • Corres-
pondence and Opinions tin Legal Cases; Lives and Anecdotes;
Register of all Police Transactions; Bankrupts; Law Appoint-
ments; Miscellaneous information, and Historical Events during
the Month.

Published by Salvia') and Marshall, Statinuen'-court; I.
Blus, SS, Par Harness street, and all Booksellers in Town and
Country. ' •

SOUTHEY'S POE FICAL WORKS.
This day were published,
In Thirteen Vols. fc. Svo. price £4. 16s. boards, ,
THE POETICAL WORKS OF ROBERT
SOUTHEY, Esq. Poet Laureate, and Member of the
Royal Spanish Academy. Containing Roderick, the last of the
Goths, 2 vols 16s. Ouse of Kehama, 2 vols. 14s. Madoc, 2
vols. 164. Thalaba, 2 vols. i Gs. loan of Arc, 2 vols. 16s. and
Minor Poems' 3 vols. 1 ss. any of which may be had separate.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
no.ter.rnvs.
London, England, 1816-02-01

THE NEW YEAR'S STATE LOTTERY TO COMMENCE
DRAWING 14th FEBRUARY,
CONTAINS Pities IN
Guineas 4 of £25,000 Is £52,501
Money 2 20,0r0 40,000
2 5,000 10,000
S Imo 5,000
6,540 £5OO to £lO 92,50 Q
Not 2 Blanks to a Prize, which h only half the usual proportion.
Tickets and Shares are Selling at
SI"WRIGHT's No. 3/, Cornhill, 11, Holborn,
38, Haymarket, 141, Oxford-street ; where Capital Prizes
of X 40,000. £30,000, £24,765, £16,000, &e. also the brat
Outs ever paid •n Gold, have been shared and sold to an amount
unequalled, and which he hopes to repeat in the above attractive
Scheme.
London, England, 1816-02-01

Tickets and Shares are 'ling by

DISH, Stock Broker,
• 4, COR NHII L. and 9, CHARING-CROSS,
Where iu the last Lottery, he sold
Iwo - Prizes of - .eso,ooo
One £20,000
And.Sevent,en other Cap'tals in S per Cent. Consols, and in the
Two Contracts previuns,
I'nzi of - £40,000
te3o,oco

One
Three

Ike. Sm.
London, England, 1816-02-01

NEW ENGLISti GRAM NIA lt.

Tbis day was published; in One Vedanta, 421110.- containing 490
neatly printed pages, price 6d. bow!,
A GRANIMAR of the ENGLISH LAN-
GUAGE ; containing a complete Summary of • its Rules,
with an Elucidation of the general principles of elegant and cor-
rect diction, accompanied with critical and aspianatory Notes,
Questious for kxamittaion, and appropriate Exercises.
By JOHN GRANT; A.M. Crouch End,
Atathur of a Latiq Grammar.
London s Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater-
noster-row; and may be had of all Booksellers in Town and
Country. ,
Of whom may also be had, by the same Author,
1. An Abridgment of the English Grammar, for the Junior
Muss, ls. bound.. •
2. A Keyti the Exercises in the Grensmar,Ss, bound.

MAVOR'S SCHOOL HISTORIES.
This slay was published, embellished with k Map of France,
vim 4s. 6d. bound,
I. HISTORY of FRANCE, from the Ex-
pulsion 'of the Romans, to the Peace of 1815; written
purposely for the use of Schools and young persons,
By W. MAVOR.
London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternna.
ter-row, sad may be had of all Booksellers In Town and
Country.
Of whom may also be had, ►y the same Author,
2. The History of Logland, in two volumes, with Map and.
Plates, 104. bound.
- S. The Ribtory of Greece. in two volumes, with'• Map and
Plates, Os. bound. •
4. The history of Rome, in three *slum.% with Map and
Plates, 2SL (id. bohod.
A coMplete sit ut Questions to Dr. Mayor's Histories of Eng•
laud, Greece, and Rome, by Jo;:n Walka, Sta. bound.

50000 GUINEAS IN GOLD.!
BEGINS
WEDNESDAY, THE 14 111 OF FEBRUARY.
Two Prizes of 25,000 Guineas,
Two Prizes of £20,000 Sterling,
Two Prizes of £5,000 Sterling,
&c. Fcc.
4 CORNHILL, and 90 CHARING-CROSS.

IBISH, of the above old-established Offices, most
• respectfully solicits the attention of his best Friends, the
Public, to the State Lottery, which commences Drawing on
Valentine's Day.
The Scheme consiits of 20,000 Tickets, to be all drawn In one
Lottery of Four Days drawing. The Prizes amount to mi 200,000,
the whole of which are to be paid in Sterling Money. Net
Fwo !Hanks to a Prize, and no filed or attached Capital what-
ever.
London, England, 1816-02-01

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1816.

•
VV. GER, Fellow of the Royal College of
Physician., &e, Well twain Ms next COURSE of I.EC
TURES a.nl PIAMINATIONS on the THEORY and PRAC-
TICE of PHYSIC. CHEMISTRY, and the MATERIA ME-
DICA, at the Theatre of Mr. Btoott as, Blenheim-street, Great
Marlhorotigh•nreet, on Monday, Pehritary 5, at Bight In the
Morning.-69, Margot. t-qt reet, Cavendish-square.

This cloy was published, price Ss.
AN I '<QV I R Y into the present AGRICULTU-
RAI. 1)1 1 RESSEi of this COUNTRY, with some Sug-
gestions for oheir Relief. Dedicated (without permission) to C. C.
Women). Esq. M.P. •
Sold by Baldwin and C.. and Longman and Co. Paternoster-
-1 row ; Hattbard and Ridgeway, Piccadilly ; and by all Book-

WOOD, Wien.
ACOMMONCOUNCIL, holden at the Chats;
her of.the Guildhall of the City df Imittk;ti; on Thursday,
the 25th of 'anew., Me,
Resolved, That an humble, lord, Mid dutiful Addresi of Caw
gratulation be presented to his ROTA Highness the Patnea Re-
SCHT, on the Peace recently concluded with his Majesty the
Kitid of FSANCC. WOODTHORPR.
London, England, 1816-02-01

FOR THI'. USE OF SCHOOLS. Fce.
This clay was pubiiled, in teem. price 9a. bound,
ACONIPENDIUNI of GEOGRAPHY, for the
Use of Schools, Private Families, and those who study
this necessary Science.
By RIC i !MAL MANGNA L. -
Printed for the Aw heir; and [magma'', Hurst, Rees, Orme, and
Brown, Patenioster-row. London.
Of whom may be had, by tits fame Awhnr,
Historical and Miscellaneous Question., for Vie tbe of Young
People • with a Selection of British General biustaphy,&c. The
12th E:lition, in 12RIo. price st. bowie.
London, England, 1816-08-30

DEAL, AUGUST 29.

Came down from the River the Sterling, Ruse, far
Quebec; and the Urania, HOWELL, for Dermuda
they have both sailed on their voyage.—Wind S.W.

DOVER. AUGUST 29.

Arrived early this morning. the Princess Charlotte,
• Captain HALLANDS. from Ostend, with a Mail and
passenger; also the Flora, Captain WATSON, from
Calais, with passengers. Sailed this morning the
Chichester packet, Captain RUTTER, with a Mail and
passengers, for Calais ; also the brig Actif, Captain
Inman, and the schooner St. Antonio, Captain 1)a
burro, from Lisbon to Amsterdam. Arrived this
afternoon, the Queen Charlotte, Captain 'rumbas,
from Calais; and the Industry, Captain BUSRE4I.I
from Boulogne, both with passengers.

HULL, AUGUST 27.
Arrived the Alfred, Moums, from Davis's Streights,
with five fish, 174 butts.

GRAVESEND. AUGUST 29.

Arrived the Vliet, Colverbause, from Rotterdam ; Shakespeare,
Field, and Hope, Clasen, from Amsterdam. Sailed the Ocean,
Morrison' for Cadiz • Ann, Laybuurn, for Hamburgh ; JON
Powell, for Newfoundland; Deux Amt., Oliver, for Dunkirk;
Gage, Graham, and Francis, Clark, for St. Pr.tersburgh; and
Alexander, Mir, for Memel.
London, England, 1816-08-30

ROME. AUGUST S.

An- Edict of his Holiness ordains that confiscations
shall no longer take place to the profit of the Holy
Office in matters which concern the faith. This
measure, which is useless for the States of his Holi-
ness where the Inquisition no longer presents the
scandalous process of confiscation, is more partial.
larly claimed for Spain and Portugal. It is to the
enlightened mind of bis Excellency Count Funchal,
the Minister of Portugal, that the honour is due of
having induced this important decision of his Ho-
liness:.
London, England, 1816-08-30

Ar 1i 1 1 sLifGßkcl.

MAILS THIS DAY.
alit. MIL b 172.
1 Lisiosa J. 4 0
•• 1 i _ Cadiz .=. 6 0
kw* II 6 Hambuigh 0 g
• . • 0 0 Gotta:burgh . 0 ,g
. 0 1 Bruns - . 0 • 11
. t 0 Lisevrard Islands 0 0
COVE OF CORK, AUGUST 24.
his Majesty's ship Humor, fro* senile.
Majesty's ship CYRUS, on a eruite. Seve-
ral arrivals, but nooe of them particular, Including
S 2 colliers, loaded with coals.
FALMOUTH. AUGUSTA.
Sailed the Lady Louisa Packet, Captain Grams
with a Mail for the West India Islands; and the
American ship Protector, for Rotterdam.
PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 11. _

Came in the Dwaar cutter, from a cruise. Sailed
the Eliza and Ann, Barr, for blogadore.

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 29.

Sailed his tvlajesty's ship Mrsurroa, on a cruise ;
• and the Eliza, Srraac, for Bengal.

BRIGHTON. AUGUST 29._

Yesterday the Prince Regent packer, Capt. BLAIR%
arrived from Dieppe with sixteen passengers.—We
are happy to learn that the remonstrances made
against the piratical conduct of some of the Officers
at the Custom-house, and the subsequent murder of
Captain PARTRIDGE/ have led to a more determined
and serious investigation of the affair by the Tribunal
at Dieppe, and that justice will not be withheld to
tecure the daring perpetrators from punishment.

kr.
tO
in
Wa Ottlikt
o• •
teetni
Guelmey.and
roue . .
.
panders
CO
, Came in his
sh Sailed his Mai
London, England, 1816-08-30

NAPLES, AUGUST s.

We have In our port an AMerican vessel, and two
other ships of war, of the same nation. On board the
vessel is the Ambassador of the Uaited States, who
is going to Constantinople. it is said that the two
ships of war will join the forces destined against the
Barbary States. •
London, England, 1816-08-30

HAGUE, AUGUST 23.

We learn that the Hereditary Prince and Princess
are expected to-day at the chateau of Loo, from
whence they will come at the end of next week to this
place; after which their Highnesses will go to Atn-
sterdAm, and then to Brussels. •

AUGUST 25.—His Royal Highness the Prince and
Princess of Orange arrived the day before yesterday,
at half-past four, in very good health, at the chateau
of Loc.
London, England, 1816-08-30

MADRID, AUGUST Is.

His Maj-sty will arrive to-day at this capital.
We are assured positively by advices from Brazil,
that the departure (4 the Princesses for spain is fixed
for the end of July, immediately after the coronation
of their fathcr,•the new King of Portugal.
A circular of the Minister of the Finances explains
again the means to be employed in reclaiming debts
by the Spanish subjects against the French Govern-
ment. His Majesty declares, that he will protect with
all his power demands f•nunded upon the treaties. A
detailed instruction upon this subject has been pub-
lished, for the purpose, of destroying every pretension
which should not be conformable to the tenour tit
these treaties and of the Convention of Paris.
London, England, 1816-02-08

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUIH, FEBRUARY 5
Arrived the Spanish brig San Josef, CaptainV Aug,
from Ostend for Gijon. The French brig which at.
rived yesterday is not called Augusta, but PA4gusto
from Rouen for the Havannah.—Wind S.
PORTSMOUTH, FF.DRUARY 7.
Arrived the Mary, Purim()fan: from RioTaneiro;
the Earl Moira transport, from Plymouth ; and the
Henry transport, from Trinidad. Sailed the Mary,
—, for the West Indies.--Wind N.E.
WEYMOUTH, FEBRUARY 4
Arrivrd this morning the Hinchinbroohe Packet,
with a Mail Iron. Guernsey and Jersey.
DOVER, FEBRUARY T. •
-The sloop Fortitude, of and frnm Dartmouth,
bound to LAndon. with cyder and potatoes, in run-
fling for our harbour this morning, tuifortimartly
got beilind the South Head, and, by the violence of •
the gale this afternoon, she is a complete wreck;
very little of the cargo is saved, and but fr.,' of the
vessel's materials—happ.ly the crew arts all saved.
DEAL, FEBRU IRY
The Dawn, Baum front St. Vincent's, cut froni
an anchor and cable and proceeded on her vrlaue
this morning. Also sailed the Canada, Romano,
for Grenada; Swallow, WILSON, for India; Indus,
Atimm, for India ; and st vend more, particulars
unknown. Rernain his Majesty's ship GANYMECIZ,
and the Russian ship Kayser, HAssost, from the
Cape of Go. •d Hope ; and a yreat many mere out.
ward-bound ships, waiting for the tide to get their
.;snehms.—Wind E.N.E. blows :troop', with snow.
Five e'Clock.—The wlif•fe of the remainder of the
ontward-bnund ate now getting their anchors and
preparing to sail.
London, England, 1816-02-08

HANOVER, JANUARY 23.

The march of the Brunswick troops through this
city is now ended. Yesterday came the Hussars of
Oels, who followed the Duke in 1809, in his expedi-
tion from Bohemia to the Weser, and afterwards dis-
tinguished themselves so snuck in Spain and in the
last campaign.
London, England, 1816-02-08

. Ray were.published,
In One Volans', tam price ss. bound,
.ETT RES DE MADAME DU MONTIER.
LI remelt** par MADAM LE PRINCE DE BEAU-
nieg...Antgur di birer.sbr dew Enthvis, eve. ate.
Ihrigneemenent Revue et Corsigite d'apres les befilllausti
Editialse;sle France.
The elegance and perspicuity of language with which Mad.
de Meatier has compiled these Letters, renders them admitaNty
eakelated.so give the student a correct styli of French writing:*
Leedom Printed fir Law and Whittaker, 13, Ave-Maria.lane ; Lawman, Hunt Rees, Orate. and &owe, Paternoster.
row ; Dylan and Co. liolte-square ; and T. Bann, Bread-street.

CAPPE'S DISCOURSES.
TMs day were published, in Iwo. price 12s. beards, .
DISCOURSES, chiefly on PRACTICAL SUB-
JECTS.
By the late Rev. Nawcomit CAPP!.
Edited by CATHARINE CAPPE.
" And this also we wish, even your perfection."--11 Con 13. 3.
Printed for Longman, Host, Rees, Qrase, and Brown ; R.
Hunter ; and D. Eaton. London
Of whom may be had,
1. Thoughts on Charitable Institutions, By Catharine Cappe,
price Ss. sewed. •
it. A Connected History of the Life of CURIST as given by
the Four Evangelists; with Reflections, &e. In nvo. price 12r.
boards.

JOHNSON'S DICTIONARY—Edited by She Kay. Mr. Toni.
• TM's- day was published,
Part V. hindsomely printed in 4to: price One Guinea, of
THE.DICTIONARY of the ENGLISH LAN-
GUAGE; In which the Words are deduced from their
Chigemils, and illitnierted 6r Mwfr different Signiaratiow., by Rs-,
ample. front the beat Wriien. To which ere prefixed, a History
of the Language, and an Enalish Grammar.
• By SAMUEL JOHNSON, LL.D.
nurnerdus Corrections, and with the Addition of many
Thousand Words.
Ily the Rev. HENRY J. TODD, M.A. F.S.A. •
Chaplain in Ordinary tabs Miktty, and Keeper of the Arch.
bishop of Cauterbnry'a Rccnrd..
Printed Int. Loagnian and Co. an l the other Proprietors.
Part Vt. will be published in April.

DIED.
Monday last, after a few hours illness of
Lord Viscount Fitswllliant. Dying a bacbelo
his title and Irish estates by his next brother,
wWiam.
Friday evening last, suddenly, In the Std y
parsonage-house, the Rev. Dr. Bates, Rectos
Suffolk, and one of his Majesty's Justices o
county of Cambridge.
Saturday last, after a short Illness, at Hum
in the 67th year of her age, Eleanor, COUDII
of the late Earl of Wilton.
Sunday, a middle-aged woman in E tinbu
shotiiing a manner, from her clothes having
died that evening. -
London, England, 1816-02-08

MAGtEBURGH, JANUARY es.

. -
Every German will doubtless hear with pleasure,
that the health or his Higlir.es Prince Blucher ap-
peared much more promising while he was sn this
-city th.w. the ace-Lomita that had been received vire
itabon to hope.
London, England, 1816-02-08

WHEREAS GEORGE DEN r. heretntote
Richmond, in the County of Ir.rk, !Anon anti Wool-
len Draper, and late of Gilling, in the said County, Wine awl
Spirit Merchant, hath by indenture bearing date the 29th day of
January instant, Assigned over all his Estate and Efects ewe
James Newhouse, of Caldwell, in the said County, Spirit Mer-
chant, and Edward Macfotlan, of Riche fon4 aforesaid, Attor-
ney at Law, in trim, for tte equal Benefit of all his Credittws
Notice is hereby given, that the said Indents's. of Assignment is
lodged at the Office of the said Edward 144a4tfelan, fur the in -
spection and signeure of the Creditors of the said George Dent.
And that such of them as shall refuse or neglect to execute the
santeon or before the 27th day of March next, he excluded
all hem fit arising therefrom. All persons who stand indebted to
Me saisi Lhar,te ;lent are-trqueated to vay their
_respective Debts
us the bal.' ru-vees, without delay, on, rwise =dons will be
commtnred •tos, them for tbe recuv‘t y tbeteof.
Kichnind, January SO, 1616.

NEX WEDNESDAYNA LENTiNE's Y,
ONLY ONE LO I' I FAY,
And AIL THE CAPITAL, FLOATING!
The ;Toro:lion of Prizes to Blanks Is dnuble,
'l he rroportlon of Blanks to I rises is only 1:alf
what it has been in late Lotteries.
50,0r0 GUINEAS IN GOLD, divided into
Teo Prizes of 25,0(4 Guiness,
Two Prizes of 20 000 Potouls, Sterling,
Two Prizes of 5,000 Pounds, ituto,
Five Prizes of 1,(00 Pounds, di!to, •
&c. Bcc.
NOT TWO BLANKS TO A Pv ILE!
Ticke I and Shares ate sel!!ng by
'LAZA RD, BURNS, and Co. • '
"centmion, Royal Fzcliaage ;
Who in the late and former Lotteries, have sold Prizes to the
amount of Two Millions sterling !
London, England, 1816-02-08

LOCK At4U SUROICAI. DWI' ENS AR Y.
PATIO x-lits Royal Highness the Duke of You.

•
4110VARNOIll.
Earl of Egremout John Latouche M.P.
Earl of Leitrito. j CoL W. Jones, M. P.
Hon. CoL J. Barry, M.P. '
Col. H. Clements, M. P.

So a otort.—Mr. Kiernan , Member of the Royal College, Lenders
THIS established for the etch'.
sive Treatment and Cure of the VENEREAL DISEASE&
atiJ their dreadful consequences, as strictures, Debilities, Ulcers-
&c. has to how the cure of no less than 2,000 Patients, an.
nually, many of when have been afflicted from Hi to g 0 years.
The early symptoms of Gonorrhea and Chancre are cured In
a few slays by Mr Kiernan's superior and efficacious mode of
treatment, and that weakness and derangement of thelrenerative
organ+, which impair the coastitution, and shorten life, are here
More successfully treated than on any other plan.
11 Mr. Kiernan may be consulted as usual, by either sex, at his
private house, No. 21; Lower Chat bee- uteri, Bedford-square,
where Letters from Town and Conway are to be addremed, and
she necessary advice and medicine Will be given or sent to any
part of the kingaom.
Ibis day v.a4 published, price is. boards, by F. Kiernan. a
Second and improved Edition, of a Practical I reati+e on the Ve-
nereal Effseme and its Consequences. Sold by Sherwood and Co.
Nn. xO, Patanoster•rew ; Ifighley and Sun, 1:0, Fleet-treet;
Callow, Crown.coutt, Sober; and by di stlyr BeeimMers.
London, England, 1816-02-08

Just published, In 12mo. price Ss. bound,
'PHE NEW GEOGRAPHY; or an INTRO-
DOC (lON to MODERN GEOGRAPHY, In QUES.
1 lON and ANSWER : compiled from the best Authoridi rind
containing the arrangements concluded by the Congress atVienua,
in the year 181 S. To which is annexed &short epitome ofAnciem
OGeosmium.graphy out with Modern, with I set of Miscellaneous
By WILIJAM JILLARD HORT.
Printed for Longman Hurst, Rees,Orrne and Brown; Dar.
ton aid Co Loudest ; and But, Ind Son, BAstol.
Of whom may be had, by the mule Author
he Pleases of London, with price Ss. bnand.
London, England, 1816-02-08

STOCKHOLM, JANUARY 10.

His Majesty having been informed that foreign
merchant-vessels make use not only of the Swedish
Flag, bUt in the Mediterranean Sea, even of• Swedish
' Papers, or what are called Turkish passports, which
is very injurious to the Swedish commerce, his Ma-
jesty, in order to check this abuse, has decreed, that
every Swedish or Norway ship which enters a foreign
port shall, within a few days alter its arrival, shew its
papers to the Swedish Consul I and that when the ship
has obtained permission of the Custom house to leave
the port, the piper declaring this shall be laid befote
the Consul, who shall certify that the ship is really
Swedish or Norwegian.

ST. PETERSBURGR, JANUARY 10.

His Imperial Majesty has been pleased to order the
Diploma of Nobility of the Itussiati Empire to be
Made out for his Physician Dr. Wylie, and to ap-
prove of the arms annexed to it.
London, England, 1816-02-08

:AOC° GUINEAS IN GOLD
IIOINS
NEXT WEDNESDAY, "IHE 14TH OF FEBRUARY.
. Prix& of 25,000 Oiliness,
Two Prises of £O,OOO sterliug,
Two Prises of £5,000 Sterling,
Ste. &c. &c.
4s CORNHII.L, and 9, CHARING-CROSS.
11 &ISM of the Above olctestabbsbed Offices, most
• respectfully solicits the attention of his best Friends, the
Public, to the orate Lottery, which commences Drawing on
Yak-table's Day.
Tue Scheme consists of 20,000 Tickets, to ba all drawn In one
Lottery of Four Days drawing. The Prises amount to £200,000,
the whole of which' are to be paid in Sterling Macey. Not
Two Blanks, to a Prise, and po flied or Capital what-
ever. •

Tickets and Shares are selling by
• T. DISH, Stock Broker,
4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS,
Where in the last Lottery, hp sold
Two - Prises of - a'50.000
One - .020,000
And Sivetteeen other Capitsb In S per Cem. Consols, and fs the
Two Contracts prssions,
. • Ono Prise of .e4opoo
•Tkfee - dathota

tic.
London, England, 1816-02-08

COPENHAGEN, JANUARY 196

The preparations fur the taking possebsion of the
Duchy of Laurnburg fog-our Sovereign still con-
tinues.

The French Charge-d'Affaires has announced that
the funeral ceremony for Louis XVI. will be per-
formed in the Austrian Chapel on Monday, the 2id
of this month.
London, England, 1816-02-08

1 his day was published, In Iwo. price 12.. boards,

PARIS REVISITED in 1815, by way 01 Brits-
eels; including a Walk over the Field of Battle at Water-
loo; Observations on the late Military Events, and Anecdotes
of the Engagemems; a View of the Capital of France when in
the Occupation of 'lie English and Prussian troops ; a minute
Account of the whine Proceedings relative to the Removal of
the Pluullered Works of Art front tbe'Louvre, with itefl•ctions
on this Measure; c.ncluding with •Rtmarks on the Poli:ical
'Vetiver and Condition of France, and the Character of the Bour-
bon Government. By JOHN SCO rr,
Author of the Visit to. Paris in 1811; and Editor of " Ihe
Champion," a Political and Literary Journal.
Printed for Longnum, Hunt, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
noster. row, London.
Of who. may be had, by the sapte Author, price 12s. boards,
• the:Third Edition, of _ _

A Visit to Paris in in i 4. Containing a Review at the Moral,
Political, Intellectual, and Social Condition of the French Capi-
tal; Observations on the Manners of the various Classes of to.
clay, and on the general State of its Information and Attain-
ments in Literature and Ars.
London, England, 1816-08-01

GOVFANNIE.NT LIFE ANNUI IN OFFICii.
Juts, 4, 1818. •
IN pursuance of an Act of the 56 George 111. cap:
54d, empowering the Comtnissloners for the Reduction of
: tbs,National Debt to accept and rtccive the Transfer of any
Moot i.ot le4s than i 4 per Annum (nor any frktional part of
a pond) of Annuity, commonly called Long Annuity, ins't tad of
41 per Cent. Consolidated, or Reduced Bank Annuities, as the
teasidevation tor the purchase of Life Annuities, under the pro-
visions, Irmications, and restrictions, of three several ACts, pa.ised
lathe lads, 49th, anti 52d year 4 of his present Majesty. N•lttce
/hereby given, that the following is a short Scale of the Rates
1 which the said Annuities may be purchased on Single Lives,
or etay i 4 of Long Annuity se tranferred from and hfter the
h dty of July, 1816, which Rates will continue in force until
tether notice. .

SCALE.

For every if cf Long Annuity.
A Single Life of 35 will receive - Xs 18 '
4(► ' - 5 5
45 - - 5 11
50 - - 6 0
Si - - 6 12
CO - - 7 7
65 .. - 8 8
70 - - 10 0
75 andupwards - 12 18
Thietermediate ages ;411 receive in proportion, but no per-
son seder the age .f 35 can be nominated.
The Rites fur ;obit Lives may be ascertained upon application
al the Office.
I .

Annuities may be purchased by other Persons on the Life of
spy Nominee whose age shall have been already certified (with-
"' being required to produce new Certificaies) upon the put•
da•tt or some person, on his or her behalf, makinf an affidavit
didemity only. These Life Annuities are payable at the BANK
EnLAND.

l'aMrs of the abo►e Rates, and also of the rates for the treader
('.n•nlidated or Reduced a per Cent. Bank Annalties, for the
isrebabe of Life Annuities, may be had gratis by applying as
kbure. By Order of the COMMisaioners,
S. HIGHAM, Superititendant.
London, England, 1816-08-01

er From the numerous inquiries after the extraordinary per-
formances of the celebrated II Diavolo Antonio, on.the Slack
Rope, the Public are most respectfully inforMed, that he will,
at the express desire of several Persons of Distinction, repeat
his wonderfulTourbilliens in the air every Evening till further
Deice.
ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, (ASTLEY'S)s
WESTMINS UR-BRIDGE.
Ucder the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses ate Paten Re.
GaTiT and DIM& of You.-
T,HIS PRESENT EVENING,TO-MORROW,
and SA RDA Y, the Popular Equestrian Harlequinade of
THE HIGH METTLED RACER; introducing a real Horse-
Race and real Fox. Chase. HORSEMANSHIP, by Mr. W. Da-
vis,jun. ; Clown's act by Mr. Brown. L'ECOLE D'HERCULE;
or Grand Display of Manly Activity and Science, by the Grand
Troop de Sauteurs, from Par;s. GYMNASTIC EXER-
CISES, by II Diavolo Antonio. A Comic Song by Mr. Sllnnau.
To conclude with the new interesting Melo Dramatic Spectacle,
called MEG MURNOCIt; or, THE FATAL,. GLEN.
Places for the Boxei lobe takersof Mr.-Kinloch,at the •Ileatre,
from ten till four, of whom a Privateillox may be had nightly..
Doors open at Halt:past Five, to begin precisely at Half past
Six. Second Price attlaff-past Eight. Boxes 4s. Pit rs. Gall. li.
Equestrian Tultion'as initial; for prticulars inquire of Mr. W.
Davis, jun. at tote Theatre.
London, England, 1816-08-01

couniztt EXTRAORDINAR,Ir OP MONDAY MORNING.

The appeal of General Mouton Duval-net has been
rejected. He was executed on Saturday, at five
o'clock in the morning.
A Captain of the Chasseun of the Royal guards
WAS thrown from his horse two days ago, and died
in'stantly. This Meer was only 22 years of age,
and was much belayed.,

Louis Canapes, the assass;n of Dr. Leroy, has been
arrested at Dreur, where he was taken ill of a fever,
'and in the acccss of sihich he tonstsntly pronounced
with great cries the name of Leroy.
London, England, 1816-08-23


igissimegsioligslialialgetage===e=r
A SKETCH FROM HUMbLE
By JANE TAYLOR.

"; .

Pawn a close street, *hese darksonte shape Morley,
• Old clothes wad iron as both sides the ways •
I.pathseme and *retched, whence the eye in paint
Averted turns, nor seeks to vie* again;
Where lowest dregs of human nature dwell,
Mom loathsome than the rags and rust they set.
It pale ntecbanic rents an =AC ;
By many a slitrteed fluor you gain the door t
'lb one poor room, whose blscksn'd walls are !Mg,
•Witlr dust that settle) there when he Was young.
The rusty grate two massy bricks displays,
To AB the sides and make a frugal blase.
The door unbined, the window tattled and twolke
, The penes obscued by half a destury's smoke
There stands the bench at wheel his life Is spilt;

Worn, grimed, and !held, and Vrenn-devened, end brat
Where daily, undisturbed by foes or Mena,
lo bee 'pearled attitude he bends,
His tools, long practia, seetn.to ttbderstind
Scarcaless their functions than his own right bent
With these be drives his craft with patient still;
Tear after year would fled him at it still t
The noisy world amend is changing all,
War follows Peace, and Kingdoms rise tad fad;
France rages now, and Spain, and now a Turk;
NOW Victory sounds—but there he bits at work!
• man might see him sit, then bid adieu....
Shake a long voyage to China or Peru—
There walk, sett/e, build—at length might come
Aher'd, and old, and Weather-beaten, home,
And find him on the same squat" foot of floor
On which be left him twenty years before!
The self-same bench, and attitude, and stool,
The saniedratemovement of his omitting tool;
Tbe very %wilt his knees and chin,
As thongh be had but stept just out and int

1111111.....11=
. .
London, England, 1816-08-24

itimense turptardi of the: rimier's con4lict, T bet,
was no defence made, no Counsel ettiplOyed for rile
prisoner,- nor any crass examination of the witnesse,
that had been produced against her. The unforre.
nate woman was not, however, abandoned altogether:,
every favourable suggestion that presented itself...!
every argument that could be advantageously relied
upon for the preservption of her file, was humanely
brought forward by the Judge (Sir W. C. Slam,
Bart.) in an impreestve charge to the Jury. Hit
Lordship argued, that the evidence was entirely tie.
cumstantial, and should not be received as conclusive:
that there was An direct testimony that the prisoner
had administered any draught to the deceased : that
it was decidedly her interest to pree.:rve the th idy
life; that so far from harbouring malice towards the
deceased, there was evidence that she had carema
and fondled her; that she certainly did not conterk
plate the crime of murder; and that, as the Cot,
for the prosecution had laid the indictment is
ways, it might reasonably be concluded that eve;
they felt it would be diMcult to sustain this charge:;
and farther, that when the child died, the pri,;,flet
had fallen into a fit, not fictitious, but real; 04
, lastly, that it was very doubttul whether the
I was in a sane state of mind.

These were the points principally dwelt upon by
the Learned Judge, to get rii of the capit.,l charge.
His Lordship thought that the indictment for cairn
money under false pretences was supported, and,
sunviction for that offence would be justifiable.
The Jury retired for about ten minute% when
returned a verdict of Guilty upon both indictment.
The prisoner was then sentenced to be hanged (l
Thursday last; but the Judge on that moiningre,
spited the execution till the 9th of September.

At the Surrey Assizes, at Guildford, on Tuesday,
William Sias was convicted of forging a bill for the
payment of £lOO, drawn by William Jones, and ac.
cepted by Richard Jones, of Deal. Lord &Luso.
smolt, in pronouncing sentence of death upon hie
assured him that there was no hope of mercy, and he
was left for execution ; as also was Janie: Andrew:,
for setting fire to a barn in the town of Godahning.
Jammer Sielly, charged with murdering her husband,
was acquitted, on the ground that there had been a
quarrel, and probably a scuffle, between the pries,
during which a knife had been hastily used by the
wife to the accidental destruction of her husband. It
was evident that she had no murderous intention.

The Guildhall, Westminster, is, we unthread,
undergoing a thorough repair; in con..equence ut
which the Insolvent Dtbtots' Cain has necessstly
been adjoutned to the 4th of 'wt., month.

PRICE OF S LOCKS YE.. ERDAY.
Bank Stock 216 2141 215 i Long Annuities 16 5.160
3 per Cent. ked. 6‘l.tii I India sti.A.:c
Ditto Cons. 6i i 6_ tit ii 62 India BoLtis 8 6 7 pre.
4 per Cents. 7811 I Exchequer Bills 1 t; prem.
5 per Cent. Navy 92: ill Cons. lor ace. 61} 62 61;:i 62
London, England, 1816-08-24

WES f.INDIA PAPERS.

These Papers confirm the entire suppressinn of t!
Negro insurgents at Barbadoes. Business ROftellftsi
to be very brisk in all the islands. The Proclp.r, ~
tions and Bulletins of General Bolivar are stated ?,y
Don Zovar, the Commissioner of the Indepm !tr,
to have been transmitted to the British Author
that Great .Britain might by her power assist if e
cause of the virtuous Republican's of South A met icv.

The ides of an early disiolution of rarFament is
rewind in some of the Newspapers received
morning•

.

The 51st
ut Chicheste
The Com
been pleased
from the 65
capture of (
Regiment,
tine of the
discipline at
earimoeThnebusa brefkYrciepc
from
ham, where
Colonel
to have the
lhat are no,
Wished in
some time s
Yesprda
Farce of I
Windsor T
the Foot G
Windsor 9

party of th

WINO oi
•roL1) went
make his el
fru. H. HA
his Royal
morning tl
ter went to
Duchess of

The Pm
that his Ri
day, and It
claret by i
the .Repori
The pre
of the Pun
completed,
tics left Cs
and Serene
delightful
INCLEIX
at Winds°
The Du
either on f
of his Ro3

Mr. W!
City of N
direr to hl
ef 0) A LES
most grac

Sir WE
for Peters
accompan
the itussi
London, England, 1816-11-01

giosi* ikaoi thsharli
41.
tr.41r1121, ifla OW, 4,414011'
Ana, which Weis 4it Elsir9,4o Genoa. oi.
sides the miqers, meet ttoope etio.-deetioet(tp
•
teinforce our Roam.

HALIII'Ai PAPERS.
Halifax Papers to the end of September reached
us this morning. We copy die following paragraph
from one of the latest of them:

4' We are, informed by a respectable Gentleman,
that when the Royalists recaptured Chili from the
Patriots, they found a number of English merchants
with goods in that country, all of which were no.
molested ; but they looked for, seized, and• segues•
traced every dollar of American propeity they could
find: and one Gentleman had a large parcel of copper
seised and sold at Coquimbo. This act of potiality
and injustice on the part of the old Spanish Govern.
ment, is well deserving of attention, and clearly
proves how the enterprising of the United States are
treated, and their property unlawfully sequestrated."
A Magistrate at Philadelphia has declined to issue
a writ for the apprehension of a deserter from a Bri-
tish , merchant vessel, on the plea that a foreign ma-
don is dot •entitled to such process, unless expressly
stipulated by treaty. ' • •
A vessel from Martinique mates, 'That by the last
et connts at that•place from Point Petrol, Guarlaloupe,
dated the 19th of August, the Flamm had swept off
nearly half the inhabitants, and that no business was
transacted at that place.
London, England, 1816-11-01

VIENNA. OCTOBER 16.

A few days since the greater part of the fetes de-
signed to celebrate. the marriage of his Majesty the
Emperor were countermandv4. The august Write,
it is said, regards with the eye of a mother the tits-
tresses of the lower orders of people in a great pat*
of Germany and other countries; she it ss earnestly
entreated the Emperor to dedicate entirely to the re.
lief of the unfortunate, the sums destined tor• these
fetes. So noble an action needs but to be kiwi's.*
call for the universal benedictions.
London, England, 1816-11-01

PRIVATE EDUCATION. '
ALADY, whi has *resided in th 6 coacitr of
GOVERNESS hi Ninnies of Rank and Distinction,
where she has taught, without the asetytassee of awaerues, the Harp
and Pianoforte. Drawing, the Italian, French, and English Liter
Silage% Grumpily, with abe Use of the Globe., Writing, Arith-
metic, Ornamental Needlework, &c. is desirous of being wined
by a Family of respectability.
Address (post paid) K Y. Z. Pest Mae, Brighton.
EUMATISMS, PALSIES, and GOUTY
Af FECT 10 N3`with their usual concomitants. Spasm or
flying Palm, Flatulency, Indigestion, and general Debility
• Dating In whatever marl are relieved and frequently mired by
' TEHEAIIs ESSEN.% of le I US KAKI) PLI.I.S. after tvery
other means had failed. The Buhl Ess:uce of Mustard, (tea
with the Pills in thine complaints where necessary) Isperhap. the
most active, penetrating, -and effectuaLnasedy is the world, ge-
nera:ly miring the severest Sprains and Binh's, in less than half
the time usually taken by any 'sliver Liniment or Erabrnsaliun:
and If ysed immediately atter any accident, It prevents the part
turning black--W I EHF.AD's PAM I.Y CERATE is equal',
elfitadow, for all ill-conditioned bores, Sane legs, SaNiititit
Dlts. cites, Pimples. It ingworms,libingles. Breaking,
out in the Face, Note. Ears, and Eyelids. Sure and Inflamed Eyes,
Sere Heads, and Scorbatic Humours of every description.
Prepred only, and sold by R Johnston, apothecary, No IS,
Groelt swat, Sobo, London. The Essence and Pills at •ts 9d.
each. the Coate at Is. lid. addles. 91. said by every Medicine
Vender in the United Kingdom —l'.• The Genuine lye a 111.,ck
Ink Stamp, with tie. name of R. dohnittin ineerted on H.
London, England, 1816-02-15

BERLIN, FEBRUARY 1.

The Be►lin Gazette publishes, on the occasion of the
appearance of a new Geographical' and Statistical
Work upon the Prussian States, a declaration of the
Chancellor, Prince Hardenberg, in which. there is
the following passage :
" It is not yet the moment to give a detailed view
101 the Statistics of the Prussian States, since the ne.
gociations are still proceeding upon some points, and
others are not known or liable to fresh changes. This
may serve to form a judgment of the exactness of the
books and maps which have hitherto appeared rela-
tive to the Prussian States."
FRANKFORT, FEBRUARY 1. •
The French paper of this city contains the follow•
ing article to-day :

-41 The private accounts from Paris state, that the
regicides, whoa the Amnesty. Law'oWiges to leave

.

FruOf and who bale* not yet qutttal tint capital,
move Heaven and earth to ward off the blow, and
to tenew their ancient intrigued. There neoessatily
results from this a certain vague agitation of peoples'
minds; but when this moment is past, and the king-
dom purged of enemies who are irreconcileable, be-
cause the enormity of their crimes does not permit
them to believe in the clemency of the King, the So-
vereign will be established more firmly than ever
upon his throne."
London, England, 1816-02-15

BRUSSELS, FEBRUARY 9.

Marshal Souk being comprehended in the Law of
Amnesty, has just arrived in this city with his son.
His military talents have placed him among the
greatest Captains of these latter times, which hate
been so fruitful of famous warriors. He was Majoi.
General of the French Army at the battle of Wa-
terloo.

' S

FEBRUARY 12.—One of our Journals, which seems
well-informed, doubts the arrival of Marshal Souk:
en the other band, the departure of Mr. Merlin from
Paris is not confirmed. We believe that these diffe-
rences arise from the little stress that is kid oa the
presence or absence of persons whom circumstances
force to leave France.
London, England, 1816-02-15

just publiahed, peke is.
OBSERVATIONS on C‘e INCOME TAX; set-
tint fort% Its injustice and impolicy and its impisitorld
nature, &C. &c. and recommending ao imntediate en operation
of Meeeilaats, Mareacturfar‘, and Prafewtonal Me:, for its abo.
&lon. —By a CI I izgN of LONDON.
Sold by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pat-rnover•row.

• Sr. LUKE, MIDDLESEX.
THE Guardians of the Pour this Perish want a
MNSTERfor theirWORIEHOLISF. As 550 persona will re. -
quire hb constant superintendence, he must be from SO to 50 years
of age,of goad health, wri ins well, emiversant with accounts,
and of magneto's:usable charmer. A married man, provided be
has no children resident with him, will not be objected to—and
a person who has occupied a similar situation, and who is capa‘le
of introducing some new employments, and of otherwise in.
treating the labour of the Poor, the Guardians of the Poor will
prefer. A Melton assists in the management of the femal- paw
pers. The person who may be elected -Ai M stiw.m.ist enter on
the duties of the office at Easter next, and an election at Easter
will afterwards annually occur, according to Act of Path Vlat•fli.
and he will be required to 'cattle constantly in the Workhoti.e,
where he will be provided with board a!-(1 lodging fur !slimed'
and for a wife, and he will bit paid a salary or £lOO per annum,
but will not be allowed to receive acy
Any portions who wilt to be candidates 'or the situstion. touxt
address a letter to, the Guardiana,in their own writ toe, par. 'Cu.
lady 'prettying their qualifiCation, issut 4rferifig'ta four
respectable persons to attest their characters, oil it tie
• 24 day of March neat, to be lett at theory- of Mr. Jima tVilksi
the Clerk to the Guartliaai. No. 18. Finsbury-place, Lot,.! ,n,
who will in the mean time give any further into: mattois winch
may be required. And all the Candidates must perstrialty attend
upon the Guardians at their next Monthly Meeting, which will
be hidden at the Workhouse, in the City•road, on Vt' Esti.% r,
the 6th day of March next, a Six o'Clock.in she Eveta.,lt pre-
cisely, when the Guardians will appo'nt theme for the Election.
By Order of the Guardians of Vie Poor,
Feb. 12, 1816. JOHN Wil./C3, Clerk.