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London, England, 1816-11-29

meal, Jollivet-Bth, Bathe.Labastide, Paccsrd-
9th, Morgan, Gepilh.
•The(Duchess of Angouleme yesterday visited the
`Convent of Rue Barhette, when lour young Ladies
took the veil. Her Royal Highness was received by
the Dolce of Tarentum, Grand Chancellor of the
Legion of Honour. The Grand Almoner, the Arch-
bishop of Rheims, presided at the ceremony, and
received the vows of the Nuns.

The Ist Council of War is about to try General
Decaen immediately : the accused is in custody.—
The 2d Council will try General Savary about the
end of this week.

At Chaintre, near MAcon, Madame Nouveau, a
widow, has been poisoned by arsenic by one Janvier,
who paid her an annuity. The assassin has been
arrested.

CHAMBER OF DEPU no.
BULLETIN OF TIIE 25T11 NOVEMBER.
To•day they met in the Bureaux to name the Com-
mission of the Budget. Those Bureaux who have
not finished this operation will continue ii to-morrow.
Afterwards they will commence the preparatory dis-
cussion on the project of the law for the organization
of the Court of Peers. The day for the next public
sitting is not fixed.
London, England, 1816-11-29

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29; MIS.

CIT OF LONDON TAVERN,
27th Novittnher, tats.
Iva MELTING of the COMMITTEE of the
ASSOCIATION for the RELIEF of the NIAIWUFAC-
TM9NG and LABOURING POOR,

IT WAS Rzsourzo,
That this Committee will assist Poem!:lel Committees formed
in the Metropo!is and its ricinity, for the purpose of F.NAFILIO
tisk INDUS I'RIOUS POOR to REDEEM BEDDING, APPA-
REL, and WORKING TOOLS, PLEDGED previously to tlia
Day; and that applicrions from such Parochiai Committees be
taken into immediate combleration.

Thu this Committee WO assist any Local Asseciatioaltt the
Metropolis and it, vicinity, which will undertake to Benefit the
Poor during the approaching Winter, by Purc%asing that species
of small Coal, called Slack, and carrying into practice the Welsh
method of economising Fuel.

Suhsaiptlons are receive!. for the Association by all the Bankers
in I ondon and Vi'estanineer; at the Bar of Lloyd's Coffee-
House; and at the City of London Tavern.

It It requested that alt Letter: trnm the Country to the Atto-
claim' be detected to the Secretary, and pat Wider covet,
add repel as Idlavas
. • A. M. L. P. ,Ftruils Frettre, Eq.
Gaunt/ Put-Edit&
London, England, 1816-11-29

PARIS, NOVEMBER 26.

On Saturday the King transacted business with
lie Duke of Richelieu, and M. de Mesy, Director-

General of the Posts.

Mr. Canning left Paris yesterday, on his return to
England.
On the 22d instant, twenty-three French vessels
left Havre for various destinations in the West Indies
and foreign parts.
The Laura, from the island of Bourbon, on the 21st
November entered Bourdeaux river.
We may now indulge the hope that the price of
bread will fall, and the quality become better, as, by
all accounts, there is an abundance of corn, and the
price has considerably diminished in the markets
around Paris.

Several towns, after the example of Grenoble and
Strasburg, have formed magazines of corn for a re-
serve in case of a scarcity.

Thirty butchers and bakers have been condemned
to pay a fine by the Police of Tarbes, for not having
conformed to the new laws concerning weights and

We hear from Cologne that the Bishop of Jericho
has arrived in that town, where he has ordained 60
priests and 100 deacons, and administered the Sacra,
ment of Confirmation to more than ten thousand
persons.
Two lawyers, named Vallee and Nebodon, have
been condemned to five years' hard labour, and to be
exposed one hour at the Palace of Justice, for having
forged and counterfeited some public writings. They
will be•exposed to-day for one hour at the Palace of
Justice, and be branded on the back with the let-
ters T. F.

A man who was arrested on Saturday evening on
the Punt;Tournelles, jumped into the River, and ea- ,
deavoured to escape by swimming. The gendarme
who conducted him immediately leaped alter him.
but lie could not swim fast enough to catch him ; he
was therefore obliged to swim back to the quay, and
the man escaped.

James Roucy, a priest, has been condemned to 15
months' imprisonment, for having in a sermon used
seditious expressions against the person and Govern-
'silent of his Majesty .Loiks-XVIII.
Yesterday six women were expcsed in the front of

the Patais de Justice, for thefts of various kinds. Two
of them affected a most disgusting imprudence during
their exposure.

COURIXII XXTRAOODIdARY OF TUMMY MORNING.

The King laboured xesterday with several of his
Ministers.

The Committee for the examination of the Law
on the Budget are-Ist Bureau, Mews. Lafitte and
Begotten-2d ditto, Messrs. Roy and Magneval—
Sd, Carndie Jordan, Marquis of Montcalm-4th,
Labour donnaire, Baron Louis, Beogoot, Magner
Grandprey-6th, dm Duke of Gaeta, Ponta. Log.
London, England, 1816-11-29

GHENT, NOVENII3ER et.

Wheat was sold, on the 19th, for 13 florins, at the
market, at I.okern, where the sack is 1-20th larger
than the Hectolitre. Monopoly is the sole cause of
this dearness, which is owing to a criminal specula-
tion on the public alarm. From the most authentic
information we can state that the scarcity is only ar-
tificial. Some measures, on the part of Government,
will suffice to re•establish a just equilibrium.

NOVEMBER, 25.—Our market was yesterday •ery
well supplied. Wheat was sold at 13 to 20 florins
the hectolitre, and Rye at 14 florins.

BRUSSELS, NOVEMBER 23.

To-day at two o'clock the King was solemnly
received as a Knight of the Order of the Golden
Fleece, in the presence of the great Officers of the
Crown, the Diplomatic Body, the Members of the
States-General, the Council of State, and of the
whole Court, in the manner prescribed by the Sta.
tutee of the Order.

The Prince of Orange, by virtue of a Special Com.
mission, acted as the representative of his Catholic
Majesty. the Chief and Sovereign of the Order, and
the Collar was presented by Don Miguel Alava,
acting as Treasurer.
His Majesty has sent to ibe States General the
project of a law for protecting the Commerce to the
Mediterranean and the Levant.

Yesterday was a'grand inspection of the Dragoons
who are under the tuition of Captain PETens, at the
Queen's Riding School, at the back of her PALice, to
learn the improved system of the Lance exercise.—
The detachment under drill at present is from the 9th
and the 23d Regiments. They were in readiness at
eleven o'clock, and properly arranged. The Duke
of Yonx, in h;s full uniform, attended by Sir HARM'
CALVERT, the Adjutant General, Sir WILLOUGHBY
Gomm)! and his Staff, arrived EOM: after. The Grand
Duke NicuoLas, attended by his suite, followed in a
short time, and was received wit`. military h:enours.
The Duke of YORK afterwards waited upon the
PRINCE' REORAT to report the proceedings of the day.-
London, England, 1816-11-29

ROUEN, NOVEMBER 2s.

A dreadful fire broke out last night in the House
of Detention (Query, House of Correction ?) in this
city. The National Guards and regular troops im-
mediately flew to arms, and the flames were, cense•
quently, soon extinguished. One prisoner in the
cells perished : two other prisoners succeeded in
saving a female prisoner, who was on the point of
perishing. The damage is estimated at sor 6000
francs, which is small, considering the extent of the•
building, and its containing 600 persons, besides an
immense quantity of merchandize, which it con-
tained as a manufacturing establishment.
London, England, 1816-11-29

FLANDERS MAIL.

By the Flanders Mail of this day we learn, that
the alarm abut apprehended scarcity has very much
abated in different places on the Continent, and, in
consequence, the prices, which had been enhanced
by the eagerness of individuals to lay in an extra
supply, as well as by the machinations of monopolists,
have been considerably reduced.

_
An asylum has heen granted in Bavaria to the
French refugtes, but, with a few exceptions, net at
Munich. They are permitted to settle in diff-rent
towns in that Kingdom, en the mere miditioa of
living peaceably under the superintendance of the
Magistrates.
London, England, 1816-11-29

NURLMBERG, NOVEMBER is.

From all quarters we receive accounts of the fall
in the yrices of corn. At Erlangen the bushel of rye
is sold at 29 or 30 florins.

The Royal Directors of the Police of Nuremberg
exhort the inhabitants, by a Proclamation, not to
lay in, from exaggerated fears, too large a stock.
--The dearness of provisions, they say, is more the
result of a monopoly than of a real scarcity, and is
still more increased because many persons, from a
chimerical fear of a new rise in the price, or of suf-
fering total want, seek to provide themselves in haste,
And thus do much injury both to themselves and their
fellow-citizens. The proof that there is abundance
of provisions of all kinds is, that it appears, from
the registers of the markets, that more corn, butter,
and potatoes, have been exposed to sale, than in the
same month in the two preceding years.
London, England, 1816-02-05

NES3II'S PaACIICAL NIENSURATION.
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ATREATISE on Pit AC l'lC A L MENSURA.
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lost rate.: by the I) msnsions and Contents of a !louse; Niengs-
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INuns, Entbankments, Quarries, and Coal-heaps; Conic Sections
and theij Solids; Gauging in all its Departments; and a Dic-
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Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
A Complete Treatise on Practical Land Surveying, in Soo.
with numerous Copper-plates and Wood cuts, 91. boards.

A NEW VOLUME of SERMONS, by BISHOP HORSLEY.
This day were published, in Ilvo. mice 10s. 6d boards,
NINE SERMONS on the N.tture of the Evidence
by which toe pact of our LORD'S Resurrection k esta-
blished; and pn various other Subjects. To which is prefixed.
a Dissertation on the Prophecies of the MEssiwu dispersed
atuuNg the Heathen.
By SAW] El. HORSLEY, LL.D. F.R.S.
I ate Lord Bishop of St. Aleph.
Printed furLongman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
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Edinburgh Review.
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London, England, 1816-02-05

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1816.

BAZAAR, - 1
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AFTERNOON,
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This day was published,
in one large Volume, Sva price les. in boards, the Second Edi-
tion, ,of
HE STUDY and PRACTICE of the LAW,
considered in their various Relations to Society. In a Se-
ries of Letters.

By. JOHN RAITHBY, of Lincoln's Inn, Esq.
Banister at Law.
Printed for T. Oak!! and W. Davies, Strand. •

TO THE MAGISTRACY, ice.

THE RECORDER, or JUDICIAL and MA-
GISTERIAL MACIAZINF, was published this day,
Wee Its. 64. containing a Compendium of all Laws as enacted;
Civil had Criminal Trials; Analysis of all Law Boob; Corres-
pondence and Opinions on Legal Cases; Lives and Anecdotes;
Register of all Police Transactions; Bankrupts; Law Appoint-
ments ; Miscellaneous Information, and Historical Events during
the Month.

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Country.

ARMY CONTRACTS..
Commissary is Calera Office,.

Great George-street, London, 23d January, 1816
NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous
of Contracting to supply BREAD to such of his Majebty!s
Land 'Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, as may be
'requircd in LONDON, Ind Its Vicinity.

That the Deliveries are to commence en and fir the Sikh day
of February next ; that Proposals in writing, sealed up and
marked," Tender fdr Army Supplies," will be received at this
Office on or before Tuesday, the 15th day of said Month of
February (but none will be received after twelve o'clock on that
day), and, if sent by post, the pouage must be paid:
Each Proposal must have the Letter which Is annexed to the
Tender properly filled up,by two Persons of known property en-
gaging to become bound with the party tendering in the amount
lowed in the printed Particulars, for the due performance of the
Contract ; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made on a
printed Tattler, and the prices expressed in words at length.
Particulars of the Contracs may be bad upon application at
this Of between the hours of eleven and Eve, where may be
seer Samples of the Flour and Bread between the hours of twelve
and two.
London, England, 1816-02-05

ARMY ooriTßAers.
Commissary in Chiefs Office,
Great George-street, London,usth January, ISI6.
NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous
of contracting to supply BREAD to his Majesty's Land
Fortes in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the under-
mentioned Counties t

CORNWALL (including Scaly)
DEVON. •

Thai the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 25th thy o
February next, and to continue for two mo iths only ; that Pro-
posals in writing, sealed up, and marked " Tender for Army
Supplies," will be reee'ved at this Office on or before Tuesday,
the 13th Day of said Mouth of February, (hut none will be re-
ceived after 12 o'clock ou that day), and, if sent by Post, the
Postage most be paid.
Prupo.als mu't be made separately for each County, and
each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the
Tender properly Idled up, by two Persons of known property en-
gaging to become boun.! with the Party tendering in the amount
stated in the printed Particulars, fur the due performance of the
Contract ; and no Pro:-osal will he enticed unless made on a
printed render, and tl.e pekes expressed in words st length;
and should it so attpp:••t that during the continuance of the Con-
tract na troops should be stationed or ;tipped in the County, th
expence of the Contract and bond, paid in the first instance by
the Cortractur, to be refunled to him by the CJnimissary in
Chief.

Particulars of the Contracts mg be hal tspos application a.
this Office between the hours of eleven and fly,.
London, England, 1816-02-05

R IiNNGATE, FEBRUARY 3.

Arrived late in the evening of yes!erday the Fly
Transport, from Ostend, with 130 men of the Royal
Sappers and Miners. Arrived from Calais this morn-
ing the Mary, Resolution, and Neath Packets, which
have brought over 1(X) men and ho;ses of the 2.1 Life
Guards, and Waggon Train. The Argo Transport
has also arrived from Calais, with 16') mett of the
Royal Sappers and Miners ; and the Boston Packet
has come in hoot Ostend svii.h 110 Artilleiymeu and
Sappers and Miners. We do nut apprehend there
can be many more troops or horses to come over, as
we observe the regular horse ships do not return, and
but few of the freight vessels.

Yesterday the baggage waggons of the Life Guards
arrived in St. Jxa►e►'s Park, soon after four o'clock iu
the afternoon.

The departure of Lord AMHERST, with the Em
hassy for China, from Portsmouth, has been delayed
by the wind preventing the ALcesre from going out
of harbour. In as short a time alter she proceeds out
as possible, his Lordship will embark, as h is de-
sirable now, to ensure the- Monsoons, tflat the ships
should take their departure speedily. The Lyra and
General Hewett are quite ready for the voyage.

Boston Papers to the 3d of January reached us this
morning. The following are extracts:

WASHINGTON, DECEMBER 29.

We have had no squabbling as yet ; every thing
seems to go on harmoniously, and much business le,
done in maturing the numerous acts to be passed
during the Session. •
Yesterday, Mr. Jonston, of Kentucky, reported a
Bill, making provision for three additional Military
Academies, which was twice read. It proposes that
there shall be one additional Academy within the ,
diatrict of Columbia; one at Mcunt Dearborn, in
South Carolina; and one in the vicinity of Newport,
at the junction of the two navigable Rivers in i
the State of Kentucky, with the same regulations
generally as the present Military Academy ; the
' number of Cadets in the several Military Academies
never to exceed in the whale eight hundred.
The steps which are taking by Government in re-
lation to our bonded settlement with the Indians is
considered judicious, and it is hoped will prevent
any further savage warfare. On this subject the fol-
lowing resolution has been brought before the House
and agreed to--“ Resolved, that it is inexpedient to
grant right of occupancy or pre-emption, to stich
persons as shall settle on the public lands which have
been obtained by treaty or conquest from the Creek
Indians during the late war."—( Boston Gnaws, jen.2.)
The Right Honourable Thomas, Earl of Selkirk,
has been appointed a Civil Magistrate and Justice of
the Peace for the Lertitilties itt Canadis."4—
(Bales croisits.)
•
London, England, 1816-02-05

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PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.'

BUSINESS FOR TkIE WEEK.
TRIII DAY, IR!. S.
ORDER —The Prince Regent's Speech to be considered.
No ric,c—Lord Castlereagh; To move for a National Monu-
ment of the Services of the Navy during the War.

To-moattow, FIB. 6.
NOTIC z—Mr. Lockhart; 13111 to regulate the Sale of Farming
Stock taken in execution.
Oftong--Committee on Glass Acts.

WEDNESDAY, eta. 7.
Noxicss—Mr. Homer; Bill tocegulate the tight Proceeding
of Grand Juries in Ireland upon Bills of Indictment—Mr. Preston,
Bill to restrain Grants of Annuities subject to re-purchase—Sir S.
Romilly, Bill to render Freehold Estatiu liable cosh:vie contract
Debts—'rhe, Chancellor of the Exchequer, To move for a Com-
mitte to consider of the Means of affording Accommodation for
the Court of the Vice-Chancellor of England.

THURSDAY, 711111. 8.
Norms—Mr. Brougham; Address to the Prince Regent, re-
specting the late transactions in Spain. •
PRIVATIL BUSINESSLRE day for receing Petitions' lith
February; for receiving Bills, 25th Mara; for rectivitl Re-
ports, 13th May.

FROM SATURDAT NIG/17'S GAZZTTE.
London, England, 1816-02-05

FROM THE DUBLIN F.VFN:Nr. 113=1' OF FRIDAY.

4. A melancholy account has just reached our
Office of the loss of the Sz:ala,s.? trans,,,ort, in
TUITIOTC Day, on ruesday last, about titter o'clock,.
p.m. The Seahorse had on board five companies ot
the 59th Regiment, from R.ousgate to k ; but the
severity Vf the gale, strong S. E. forced her into Tra-
more, where she shortly went to ',lnes, carrying in
her ruin 317 men, 3) women, and edy.tit JO
Among the drowned was the Msjor commanding.
Four Lieutenants and 23 men, together with the
Master of the Transport, have been saved."
London, England, 1816-02-05

PRicktvo. FBBAtu fir c

Although the Pittizat REGENT is eadnally rem,
vering from the effects of the gout, it has so muck
weakened the limb 3 it attacked, that his Royal High.
nest is still confined to his room.
AltZTVALS.—Friday the Marquis of Headford return re the
Pavilion ' • General Sir Hill/rove Turner, Governor of Gus:ti-
ter, to the Pavillon ; Saturday. the Earl of feculent, on a visit
to the Prince Regent ; Sir John Beresfotd, to the Pavilion ; Sir
Henry Lushlugton, to ditto ; Lord Petersbant again returned to
the Pavilion.

DernaTuate.--Yeeterday his Excellency Count Muntter took
leave of the Prince Regent, and returned to town ; Lady Men-
borottgh and Miss law, far London ; Sir'T. Br:retard, Bart. fot
; Mr. H. Davison, tor ertiford-square ; Mr R.
Wigrain, M. P. for Connaught-place 1 Lieutenant Colontl
cone e, for Eastbourne.

NAVAL; INTELLIGENCE.
EASE INDIA SHIPPING.

The ship Matectuts or WELLINOTON was about to
proceed to Beng'al from Madras the 12th August.
The ATLAS arrived at Penang the Ist, and the
HEREFORDSHIRE and GENERAL KYDthe Bth September.
The Calms andGENERAL HARRIS had also arrtved
at Penang, and were to sail for Chins September 4.
The DAVID SCOI I' and CARMARTHEN put info
Port Loula on the 29th September, the fointer having
sustained damage from bad weather oft the Cape ;
they ptoceeded on their voyage to Bo ably the Ilus
of October.
• PORTSMOU PH, FEBRUARY 4.

Arrived yesterday his Majesty's ship Mttrzrot,
from a cruize. Arrived to-day his Nl.ljesty's ships
MINDEN and Dons, from India; and Eliza. FAN.
count., from Penang. Sailed 'yesterday, the For-
soket, Gem, for Holland. Sailed to-day his Ma-
jesty's ship ROSARIO, on a cruise.—Wind W.S.W.
London, England, 1816-02-05

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the acquisition of both, particularly the first. The Author justly
*berm, it may betead as a book, learnt by heart as a task, or
;gawked u a Diatonari."—QrWral Review.
London, England, 1816-02-05

• NEW MUSIC.
11HE Overture. Songs. Dnetts, Trios, Qnattetts,
Chorusses, Marches, and Melo-dramatic Music In the
MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM. new performing with the
highest success at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, composed,
with the exception of Five pieces, and the whole arranged by
H. R. Bishop, pr. t 51. Donald, the Pride of Dumblane, a fa-
vourite Scotch Ballad, price 2s. The Maid with eyes so bli,o,
composed by Sir J. A. Stevenson, Mus. Doc. pr. 2s. Hope smi-
ling whispers future joys, a Duett. computed by ditto, price s.
Three Glees, for Four Voices, dedicated to the Glee Club, Dub-
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London . Published by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter and Co.
No. 20, Soho square.
London, England, 1816-02-05

BRUSSELS PaII'ISRS.

URUSSEI.S, JANUARY 31.
Among those who voted for the death of Louis
XVI. and who are sow at Brussels, is the celebrated
painter Lavid, who was said, in tin: Paris Papers,
to have departed for Rome.

WARSAW, JANUARY IS.
After receipt of a courier, his Imperial Highness
Prince Constantine set out for St. Petershurgh on the
12th instant. •By an Order of the Day of the same
date, the command in chief of the Polish army if
given to Governor-General Zajnezeck. General
Carnot lately arrived here with his family going to
St. Peterbburgh.
London, England, 1816-02-05

BM THS.

Monday, at Sitar&foes, Bucks, the Lady of Tyrwhitt Drake,
.Esq. M.P. ut a sou and heir.

Jan in Dorsettliirr, the Lady of Certain Charles Ross,
R. N. of a daughter.
Wednesday, at lfulywell, the Lady of Major-General Birch
Reitiardson, of a sun.
London, England, 1816-11-11

WASHINGTON, OCTOBER s.

The Spaniards hare' at last committed an outrage
upon the United States, which leaves us ao.alterna-
tire between immediate and ample redress and dig-
grace. The Firebrand, of six guns and thirty five
men. I:tenter:net Cunningham, has been fired upon,
without any provocation. by three Spanish corvettes,
whereby an American seaman was killed. We have
not been able to learn in what part of the Gulp!' of
Mexico the Dons found an opportunity of thus sig.
naliz:ng their valour ; but it is certain, that though
the. Firebrand lad American colours fling, she
escaped destruction only by superior sailing.
London, England, 1816-11-11

' • •
• AhlE. • itW AN AVAIRS. 2
Liter Sti die `te;it 1114, rt di= info* )14
that sect). oats had. hies escekieill front Vera 'Otos.
stating that Admiral 41.emiAWA,Iats capain Gomel-al
ofCaba, and now efsiointaid Viceroy of New Spain,
hid arrived thereon his way to the capital. He had
brought with hiss the two thousand men originally
intended as •a garrison to the Havanna!), but owing
to the urgest want of troops. Mexico to reinforce
the Royalitenty,it had been judged nuke 'ripedient
to eind.thejot there, ai the attitude of she .hiteogents
daily beetles, mere menacing. Dry *grwailk.ikkid ge-
nerally 41 kinds of merchandise at Vera•Crus wets
in no demand, nor indeed couldbalf their prime cost
be obtained for them. theinsurgeati had spread so
much in the interior, and the reads were so com-
pletely in possession of their CUerillas, that no inter-
nal trade cOold be carried on, although the want of
supplies was immensely great. The Spaniards can-
not travel op to Mexico unless with an escort of 2000
men, and • from one of their. late convoys the insur.
gems wrested eight thousand dollars.
In this state of things, and seeing the impossibility
of Spain to fit out an adequate expedition, both from
the want of money and ships, a plan of reconcilia-
tion is said to have been revived, and now forms the
general topic of conversation among the. Cadiz user-
' chants. The basis is said to be a grant of free trade,
and to place the Port of Cadiz on a free establishment.
New York Papers to the 12th, and Boston Papers
to the 16th ultimo, reached us this morning. Their
tone is of that description which marks, we think,
the restless disposition of the Americans. The Bri-
tish settlements on the one hand, and the unsettled
state of the great Southern Continent on the other,
excite feelings and desires not yet licked into form,
but which, sooner or later, will involve the United
States in war. .
London, England, 1816-08-02

GAND, JULY IML

His Holiness the Pope has addressed a letter to the
Bishop of Gand. The following is theanbstanceonts
He acknowledges the receipt of the Bishop's letter
concerning the religious affairs of the Low Countries.
Hi laments the state of things, which the Bishop has
exactly described; and tells him, that he has applied
directly to the Ling of the Netherlands, to indece
him to relieve his Catholic subjects from all scruples
of conscience, and has proposed to him to chum
with his (the Pope's) authority, is order that the
form of the oath to be taken by the Catholics may be
fixed, so as to secure to the Government their tidelity
and obedience, and that without disturbing their coo.
sciences. He also informs his Majesty that
.be Is
ready to send a person with fall power* tOresidenear
his Majesty, totyeaa Oont ecclesiastical lsters, fit.
JULY es. • -- • • 4
In consequence of the generous resolution. which
the public spirit has caused to be taken in the city cf
Gaud, many merchants have determined not to bring
any articles of English manufacture to the annual
fair in the month of August, otherwise .they should
ran the risk of meeting with no customers...
London, England, 1816-08-02

1113 LE; JULY. Is. •

Our last accounts from London- announce that the
Swiss regiments of Watievilie and de hieuron,,which
had returned to England, and were to be disbanded,
have received orders to go beak to Canada. It is
,interred from this, that the peace with the Uuited
States. is not likely to be lasting. • •
London, England, 1816-08-02

DISTILLATION:

V_C• ONOMY in the saving half the Fuel, and ob:
Jl.ll talning a largei portion of piirer Spirits in a given time. by
Patent Stills sad Refrigerators, that are perfectly simple In their
lost, tarrying on a perpetual Distillation, drawing ever
he at a fuser temperature, and on using their Air• Pump
er ILANNOsr,Diedllatioa may be partly performed in a Vacuum.
These Nib Al Refrigerators are the most eligible possible. for
Uremia., is their Fereaces are attached to :him, and may be
set se teak Wiest the assistaecs of any Mechanic.
Spetiseses may be sash and every infontistion obtained of
Mr. Doss, No. sa, Laiugster-sivare, the Patentee, or No. t,
lisochlane Cornball.
London, England, 1816-08-02

SWITZERLAND, JULY 19

7 "".

1.-•.;11si the Sitting of:the 15th. there arose a most mre•
resting discuuion in the Diet upon the commerci,.l
relations with France. Almost universal complailic:.
I.hart.arisen on the letters imposed by France on the
industry of afriendly people. who aredev-ted to Frarte.

liskrtshei but Welt; inilwexpitblzfieft fbritittoffs,
has offered unite I rouse of Bourbon unequivocal prot:'
;bf the WMIIIIE4IIII which are hereditary among rle
Confederates, and have Constantly animated them to
wards the august Family which governs Frarce.
.z—The obstacles opposed to the commerce of Sv. it-
zerland have been as unexpected as they are c.•;-
agreeable. They have paraiiz:d industry ; 'try
frave'roined whole countries; they annihilate in seve-
ral places the sole resources of an interesting pcoplt..
The dutin on the produce of our manufacture hi'.;
augmented to a degree which amounts to a prohibi-
tion, and these ordinances are executed with unhearJ.
of rigour. After several discussions, remarkable far
the patriotism and wisdom which reigned in them, t!
whole was referred to the examination of a Contrui:.
tee composed of Monsieur: Wieland, of Basle;
of Glaris ; • Zelweguer, of Appenael ; Scherer, of ;:t.
Oalf; and Pierre, of Neufchatel.
In, the Sittings of-the 16th, the Diet heard a Britf
Been the Pope, addressed to the Governments of
Switzerland, dated Rome, 11th June. His 110'...
nets in this Brief claims the intervention of the Con.
federates for the re-establishment of the Abbey of Si.
Gall, which has been formally demanded of this lAA

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Canton. /le Dapiniesefilsitearaealasle, Appenrel,
zueichs.St. Gall, Gains. Ike. spoke -with the greatest
energy against a petallike which bit mei Coatiairy
to the ACt of tioarits,-isleitit' sdedpes eti the. late
Abbot:el St: Gill au ladallealty aud-katootualie dale
in life; • and to die 'present Ceistitthiosi at trsi
of St. Gall, which Is autantead rhtleaaideh:
tion.. Eleven Valet rejected the deniandi tibiede,
'sired the Berrefami. Tyro rtepatiess roomed. thiir
votes; so that the decision of the Diet is adjourned
till the times which is probably nest at baud, 'Aft
these two rotes are evens
LittnalaNit,lutx Is.
Unheard of and deservtag of pablie reproof are
the excesses committed by the Dottattins at the fru.
tier Bureaux of Bourglibre, or St. Louis. Not mm.
tented with impeding 'the intercourse between Sarit-
'zerland and France, and rendering all emansereial
transactions impossible by every specie! of chicanery,
they allow themselves barefaced acts of injostise.
which may be compared to those of the Algeeiae
pirates, who declare all that they an lay their bands
upon as lawful prim. A most anions search is
made after all the productions of German Literatere,
more than
.even Under Napoleons It miy peebain
London, England, 1816-08-02

FEE FARM warn:,
AMOUNTING TO UPWARDS OF FIVE HUNDRED
AND TWENTY POUNDS PER ANNUM.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change Alley, Cornhill, on
• Te.aaoetr, the 6th of August, at Twelve o'clock,
HE VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD
ESTATES, comprising Pee Farm Rents, amounting to
Mary Ewa HUNDRED and TWENTY FIVE POUNDS
per Annum, arising front and issuing out of Estates in the
Commies of Nottingham, York, Bedford, Buckingham, Cheshire,
Damao Root, Monmouth, Norfolk, Southampton, Suffolk,
Stara, Sel4eX, and in Cardigan, Carmanben, Glamorgan, and
Pembroke in South Wales.
Particulars may be hid of Messrs. Still; Strong, and Rackham,
SOlickors, Leuradn's-Inn at Caraway's; and of Mr. Rubins,
Waewick•street, Oadeo•square.
London, England, 1816-11-18

The following IMPORTANT ptiOrsVeriONS are this day
published, by Authority, French and English,
. 0 R RESPONDENCE of M. Fouc ue, Duke of
IL, Otranto, with his Grace. the Duke of WELLINOT•N,
Octavo, Ss.
2. A Sketch of the Public Life GUM. Fouctir, Duke of
Otranto, Comprising various Correepondynce, addressed to the
Emperor Napoleon, King Joachim, the Duke d'Artols, Prince
Blucher Lou's XVIII, Count de Blacas, and other Ministers,
i &c. Octavo, Ts. rid..
This Work portrays this celebrated man as he really is. It ex-
hibits his mosr secret sentiments, the spirit of his public I;fe, and
the principles which have directed him at all periods and in Atha.
ins tip: must diversified.
Le Political Documents will be found to throw great light on
the personal relations of the Duke, and un the history and charac-
ter et recent events.
Printed for Henry Colhurn, 50, Conduit-street.
London, England, 1816-11-18

HAMBURON, NOVEMBER I.

The new Waggish Mrrnst7 contains the following
article relative to the affairs of Wirtemberg :
" Old times, good.times—the Germans have be.
come again dutiful to GOD; and also towards their
fathers. They cast their looks back on the sentiments
and deeds of the departed. We therefore believe we
shall give our Readers real pleasure by communicating
to them the following letter, which expresses with
energy what duty a German Prince once believed to
be imposed on hint by the distresses of a German
country. The author of the letter is Frederick the
Great, of Prussia. We avoid all further remarks :
London, England, 1816-11-18

BANOVER, NOVEMBER a

" Goma', Patxca ROHM' &c.—On account of
the particular attachment which our dearly beloved
brother the Duke of Cambridge, feels for the Royal
Hanoverian States, we have been pleased to appoint
him Governor• General of the Kingdom of Hanover,
and to give him the Presidency so the Hanoverian
Ministry and the Primary Council. We are con-
vinced that all our faithful servants and subjects will
gratefully acknowledge this fresh proof of our pater.
nal regard and care, and will exert themselves, each
in his appointed place, to support, to the utmost of
his power, our incessant exertions for the general wel•
fare of the kingdom. with true public spirit, and firm
confidence it' the measures and regulations adopted
by us for its good."...Hasever, October i 4, 1511.
London, England, 1816-11-20

TRIESTE, OCTOBER et.

Within these Oro: days, thirty-four large mer-
chantmen, and as many barbs, have entered our port.
They came from Apulia, Sicily, Marseilles, Smyrna,
Constantinople, Odesia, England, and America.
Their cargoes consist chiefly of corn, cotton, oil, cof-
fee, sugar, fruits, dyeing woods, ice. A great many
more vessels are in sight of the port, waiting for a
favourable wind to enter.
London, England, 1816-11-20

SWITZERLAND, NOVEMBER 1.

The conferences upon the trade in Corn, and the
prohibitions of exportation which impeded the circu-
lation in many Cantons of Switzerland. were opened
at Berne some days since, by the Deputy of this,
latter Canton, Counsellor Marsh. Several States
have desired an entire liberty for the circulation of
*Piet under a prudent regulation.
Letters from Lucerne say, that by an official notice
received the day before by the Internuncio, the Papal
Nuncio, Monsignore Carjo Zen, would arrive there
ea the nth. The solemn reception of the Roman
Aenbessidoi was regulapril according to a Tv), an-
,eient and minute, ceremonial s a Deputation from the
Conventof Sc. Leodagar ,proceeded on the Lake to
meet him on the frontier-el the Canton, and a Depu-
tation of the Gaveranseht'weited for him is a richly
decorated huge half league from the City. The
'lnteritincio, Abbate Charabini, will shortly return
io Rape.

4708117110, NOVEMBER 10.

A peat Merchant writes from Leipzig, as fellows:
N The prospects him our fait were very gold, but
have unhappily not been realized. As long as there
is not a certain solidity in trade, that is. in the sales ,
of the manufacturers. no improvement can be hoped
for y new manufactories have sprung up every where,
more pods ate made than it is Possible to costume.
The extraordinary times immediately preceding the
premix period, gave birth and maws to extraordi•
nary speculation, which has become excessive. The
generality cannot now reconcile themselves to the
,equable course of trade in a time of peace, think on ,
their former great gains and vast enterprizes, and.,
thus suffer themselves to be deluded into aitaklar en-
terprizes,..wkich must necessarily fail, liiiitasoßthey
are not suitable so existing eircumstancea• • • •
In England, such sub 4,theatszes Ws Mesh al-
London, England, 1816-08-05

44 ULltl t'.l.

NEVI-YORK, JUNE O.
EXTRACT Dr A LETTER !NUM NEWHAVZN, DATED
26T hi , 1616.. •
Arrived at this part, last evening, the revenue
Cutter E,gle, Captain. Lee, from a cruize off Mon-
tan. On Stturday, the 23!,'boarded the ship-Mary,
Ann, William Russell, Esq. commander, 120 days
from Canton, for Providence, R. I. full cargo, teas,
sills, fir. Spice off St. Helena, an English frigate,
who totormed that Bonaparte was paring his ad
presses to ont of the St. Helena Ladies."
• BALTINIORE,•JUNIt rt.
captain Watkins, arrived at this port from Port-
au.Priece, has handed us the following, which was
received there just before his departure
• I'ORT-AU PRINCE, JUNE 6.
The following is the copy of a letter from Mr.
ranch Sage, at Jacqutmel, to Mr. Scribner, a mer..
chant of this place':
is I arrived here last evening, and according to
promise, hasten to give you the news of the Cartha.
genian espedititn, as received by a vessel frcri Curer
goal that csme into port yesterday. The fleet, it ap.
peas, prmeeded to the island of Ms:rgaretta, which
they tr:ok but with little trouble, where they hung
and shot seven or eight hundred :royalists. Here
they took thirieen vessels of war and 200,000 dollars
in cash, With this reinforcement they went to Cu-
e:l=a, which, tngether.with six or eight other towns
on the Main, is in their possession; and the last news
'states, that they were marching triumphantly towards
Caraccas, which no doubt is in their hands before
this time. The Royalist General Morillo has made
several attempts to penetrate to Santa Fe, but has
been often defeated; he is now cooped up in Carib*.
Rena, from which he cannot stir without the greatest
haztud. In shert, the Patriots seem to get the bet.
tet of the Royalists in all parts, aed it appears to me
very ptobable they will carry their point."
London, England, 1816-08-05

TIIE EYPEDI7IO4 TO NAD2G4.91,1/4411.

emammimme
RITRACI: Car A railvdTk LETIVR.3
Up.
Mr..FAMIVINAR. who is the Gown-nor of avantlti.
tins, 'having taken into conaileratinn the advantages
which that Island might derive from a British Settfe-
ment at Madagascar, dispatched on the I.lth of De-
cember, the Government schooner Magnet, to Port
Loquea, en the north coast of that Island, where the
clithate iz good, as well as the outer and inner bar.
beur. Id this-vessel, a Mr. &y owl, a chief clerk
in the Civil Service, embarked with the Governor's
authority, to reside as Agent, until his Majesty's
pleasure was known. A Mr. BLITLFM, who Was
Bombay villa, and arrived at Mauritius from Cal-
mot, on the 25th of November, in the situation of
second officer of the East-India Company's ship
Phoenix, volunteered his se:vices—farther, the Go-
vernor's gardener, of the name of Rowe, and twelve
carpenters and joiners, complited the number of the
intended Settkmcnt.
64 Tin- Magnet returned to Mauritius, on the 23,r
of January bringing every satisfactory intelligence'
relative to the object of the Mission, and the good
understanding which apparently prevailed. The
Governor's anxiety, however, induced him on the
28th of December to order g small boat to follow the
Magnet, and nhich returned to the Mauritius on the
3d of March, with the melarcholy intelligence that
his Commander (an old Master in his Majesty's
naval service, of the name of Billet!), together with
'Mr. Beeestan and Mr. !lumen., had been moldered.
Rowe, th.: gardener, escaped on board the boat, but
died of trig' t. It is reported, that a few wordS
passed betaeini the oldishparty and someof the
Negro servants, and in the evening, some of the
Blacks fired into the house, and shot Mr. Bimini.
On the following morning, Mr. ButtruAt4 and
Mr. Boleti having persona* referred the affair to
the Chief, a shot was fired through the latter's
thigh, and another through the former's head.—
Mr. Burch further received, when attempting to run
off, a second ball, which killed him. Thus termi-
nated this expedition ! ! 2—ln a 'few days a boat,
together with sin arinad brig, will proceed to Melo
.scar ; Lieutenaat La SAYE, of the 22d Regiment,
Aid-de-Cans? to the Governor, icto embark for the
purport, it is rumoured, of negociatiog With the
Qum. of a Deightr,ur
ing tribe, to Port Lover, to
induce her to oi lain she &lit:penis by treaty or force
of anus. Fres, sits have certainly been purchased
for her 6 booty highness."'
London, England, 1816-08-05

cLBRICA lATSLLIGENVE.

OXFORD, AUGUST 3.
Yesterday the elecrion at Merton College took place, opt,ei
Mr. Mills, of Christ Church, Mr Midway, of Brisenriose Cot,
lege, and Mr. Cockerel!, of Trinity, were tlettad Erlbws oi th. 4
Society.
Thursday ee'nnlght the following Gentlemen Wi-re ordaiurd bt
the Lord Bishop of Worcestvr :
DLACON —James Edward Compton, B.A.
Patzers—Robert Peel, B.A rrrnis Gotwete, R.A. Sarno,'
D'Oyley Pesball, B.A. Bright Glover, B.A. W.l„ wrqge. B.A.

ECCLESIASTICAL PHOSItiIIONS.

Rev. Henry Portmore Cooper, M.A. has been licensed to tin
perpetual curacy of Great Hampton, Evesham, Woreesitrshire.
Rev. Weteahall Soeyd, B.A. to the vicarage and parish chute*
of Newchutch, in the Isle of Wight.
Rev. Robert Williams, to be head master of the eudo*ed grad.
mar school, Bangor.
The Rev. W. M. S. Preston, of Queen's College, Oxford, hi
lately been Instituted to the perpetual notaries o! Achiato mid
StUddlebro', in the North Riding, Yorkshire.
Dr. John Fleming. mini ter of Disk, has been elected to tit!
Professorship of Natural History, In the Institution at Cork.
London, England, 1816-08-05

41,11 TE INTEREST In a MANSION c:elled RADI.EY HALL
Itidsereral valuable FREEHOLD E 4 at RADLEY
and SUOWOR la the COON rir of BERKS.
By Meows. HOOGART and PRILLIPS,
At the Mart, London, no Fasosr„ August 30, at Twelve, by
• direrdon of the Trustee, In Lob, •
'['HE LIFE-INTEREST of a Gentleman, aged
a. SS years„ In sundry valuable FREEHOLD EBI'ATES,
siren* itt the Parishes of Radler and Ssegvenethi two miles from
Ottani, in the County of Berk., consisting of Two Thousand
Mere of Land, in good cultivation, dhlided Into eligible. Farms,
Fatm•hott-es numerous Cottage.. and Agricultural Build-
ings, in the occupation of responsible 'remit% part on Lease, and
(be remainder at Will; with a Manskth, called Radley Hall, with
suitable Olices, Gardens, and Plantation*, surrounded by a Park
of nearly Two Hundred Acres; glen the Right of Presentation
to the Living of Ridley, and the Fee Simple of Ten Acres of
Meadow L2lll

The Eagles may be viewed on application to the respective
Tenants ; and Particulars had twrnty days previous to :he Salt,
at the Star Inn, °trued; Hop Poles, Worcts er ; King's Head,
Gloucester; bea►, Reading; Windmill, Salt•hill ; of John Wil-
liams, Esq. Red I.lon-aquare; at the Mart ; and of Messrs. Flog-
'gart and Phillips, (1.2, Old Broad-street, where a Plan may
be oven.
London, England, 1816-08-05

GENOA, JULY o.

Captain Nolo Piccinendi, of the galliot St. Anne,
arrivA frl,m the rrast of Africa, has givis the
lowing details as to the situation of the &stilly
Powers :—The I)ey of Algi.:rs has brought into the
town 6000 slaves to %ern k on the forti tic +Cons, of which
the weak parts are repairing sit all haste; two (were(
bastions have been added, and a kind of entr, itched
camp has been formed oh both sides of the to .en
templatien of a landing. The lley is at the !wad oi rite
WOrtlnen. A great number of vessels have been sulp.
ped of their guns, which are now planed on the tam,
parts; it is said they will be garnished with 15(X cannot).
The activity of the De, is incredible ; lie has erected
his tent on the ramparts ; sometimes he encamps
outside the town. The Algerines display the greatest
enthusiasm. The French alone.are respected in the
place ; all the hatred of the Barbarians seems now
turned against the English : the populace have heal
guilty of new excesses against the individuals of that
nation. The Dry frequently reviews the troops; be
animates and encourages them. The populace kiss
his garments ar.d his arms, and daily conclude by
carrying him in triumph to his palace. Every thing
announces that the defence will be vigorous and pr.,.
portioned to the attack; but it is to be hoped that
Congreve's rockets will lay the insolence of these
barbarians. .

It is presumable that tl:e De), will be supported by
the turps of the Emperor of Morocco. This Mos.
sulnian, who piques blanch on his policy, iv:l'4rd,
it is said, in some pleasantries on the conduct of
Lord Exmouth, who did not turn his advantage: to
account in the late txpediti•in. Them is no doubt
but the latter will reply to him in a way that will
deprive him of all inclioation to laugh.