'Co Itt: ONA PART E. The Havannah frigate, Capt. G. W. Hamilton, Las arrived at Portsmouth from St. Helena, whence she -sailed on the 1:2 of April, with Col. Mark Wilks, pas senger, who bud been, preceding the arrival there from England of Lieut. Gcn. Sir H. Lowe, two years Guyer nor of that Island. Buonaparte was in good health, but more dissatisfied than ever with his situation. He has snit by the Havannah a string of complaints to the Prince Regent, upon the subject of the personal regu lations to which he has been compelled to conform. The •Havannah brings an account, that on the 3 d inst. off Ford, Ae park company with the Ferret sloop of war, • of 11 guns, Capt. J. Stirling (t 2), which had kft, St. He lena on the 27th of March for England; but on crossing tin. Line, she till in with a ship under Spanish colours, having a cargo if slopes on board, which, on her near approach to speak to her, fired into the Krrel, and killed two of her men. An action ensued; and, after a running •I ht of about fiver hours, ut the moment that Capt. Stirling was preparing to board, she struck. The Ferret afterwards proceeded with her to Sierra Leone, where it is expected she will be condemned as a pirate. The Ferret had five men killed and wounded. According to private advises front France, Didier en deavoured, throughout his interrogatories and trial, to throw perplexity and dismay into the minds of his .Judges and of Government. He is said to have stated, that he was but one of the twenty-four Commissaries appointed by a great l'ower to promote the interest of the cause for which he was about to suffer ; and which, better conducted by his surviving Colleagues, would ulti mately prevail. After mating this apparent or real con fession, which he observed to be not dictated by any de sire to court the clemency of the King, which clemency could but little prolong a life already sn far advanced, he recommended to his Judges the immediate execution of the sentence awaiting him; lest a short interval claps ing,such a revolution in things might occur as to put him in their place, and them in his. fhis frank avowal hail the effect of suspending for a few days the severity of Government, and of inducing, on their part, every kind of offer to obtain from him the completion of his reve lations on a plan, of which the late events, alarming as they were, would appear to form but an inconsiderable Os Put ATrrunr.—Mr. Thomas Batton, of Threston, Norfolk, on Sa urd..y se"nnitht gave a good supper and plenty of old be, r to a r'•mpany of men whom he had hired for the harvest. One of them, to thew his gratitude to AO generous a sitasuer, ►•• fine quitting the premises, stole a quantity of poultry. and was taking it home; -but was detected and coda lU:tled to Llwafrhant Bridewell, for trial at the ensuing Ses sions. MARRIED. 'The Iles. C. Hardinge, M.A. Rector of Crowhurst and Vicar of Tonhridge, to F.mily Bradford. second dau. of the late Kenneth Cal lendar Younger, of Craigforth.—The Rev. J. H. Eyre, to I len rietta, youngest dau. of A. H. Eyre. Esq. of Grove, Notts.—H. Mylius, Esq. met% of New Broad-st. to Miss Sophia Car. eldest dau. of J. Mennet, lE.sq. met. of Gistild-square.—At Madron, Devonshire. W. Grenfell, to ..lane Warren. As the bride and bridegroom are deaf and dumb, the mother of the former and the father of the latter made the responses. It seems they were both taylors ; and having worked together fur sew cal years, a mutual affection was produced ; which being observed and 4arietioned by their rricnds, they arranged for their being yoined in the holy hands of wedlotk. Their union was witnessed by a great number of persons attracted by the novelty of the scene.—The Rcv . R. Lloyd, Vicar ofilt..Hunstan's in the West, and of Midhurst, Sussex, to Miss Brett, dau. ofV.iSrett, Esq. At Clonbrock, Ireland. Lady f^seabrock.(lau. ofThe late lord Wale vaues.—At Wollas Hall. near Pershorr. NVorceitershire. C. Hanlon!, KA. lust surviving eon of the late E. Hartford, ltsq.—At Lee Priory, near Canterbury. E. W. G. Brydges. third son of Sir E. Brydges, Bart. 31. P.—At 'fousess, Mr. SKIM Fisher. Manager of that Theatre. --Aged 97, the Countess of Conyngham.—At Bath, aged 74. Lady !Pearson, relict of Sir It. Pearson. late Lieut.-Gov. of Greenwich lion pital.—At ()shorn's Adelphi Hotel, Mrs. Margate Osborn. who for anatty years certdurted the establishment—Edward Bastard, Esq. bro -titer of the late J. P. Bastard, Esq. M.P. for Devonehire; many suc cessive Parliaments M.P. for Dartmouth. The remains of Mr. J. P. Bastard had arrived from Gibraltar, for interment, only a few days plo sions to the dissolution of his brother.—At Bath, in his 81st year. iwcc eistoner, Esq. of famdwo House, Warwickshire, father-in-law of W. Wilherforce. Esq. M. P.--Aged 72, the Prince of Schrattenbach. 'Bishop of Brunn.—At Iluntly, Lady Anne Chalmers, sister to his 'rime the I of Gordon.—in Portman-square, Charles Earl Man- Ness. lie is StletT . ..ll d in his title and rotates by (:harks the present Far! Manses.—ln the I.ondon Hospital, aged 41, Dutch Sam, a well kraiwn —hum 12, in his Castle of Hottssayc. 'Alarshal Augenau, Duke of ('astietione, and Peer of France. The l'aris Journals say. his death ras hastened by moral affittiortsl It was he who was appointed by Buonaparte to conitnand the army that was to En;; and; and who promised, in a Proclamation to his Sol diers. such abundance of plunder, that he wirahl make it a country not go to live in! In Italy he amassed a fortune little short of a million sterling; he was therelbre an adept in the art of making war upon ilitonaparte's system. in 1814. he told the French soldiers that Duo myarte FltS a coward not fit to lire, and had not the courage to iIM the death of a soldier !—I n tFt 15. this sycophant of the vilest breed issued 4 Pritele.mation front Caen. in Normandy; in which he announced the glorious coming of the Great Empemr from Elba as promising a new era, and called upon all to rally around his Eagles. His fawning. however, did not deceive Pitionnpane on this occasion; for he was not employed. 1).-spised alike by all parties, we do not wonder that 0 morel 4,llmeg" should have hastened the death of such a miscreant. Attgenass was horn at Paris 1755. in early life'lte enlisted as a pri son: water in the Neapolitan army, and in •17n settled at Naples as s fencing-ii a tr. In 1792 he came to Paris, and obtained &commission in the retolutionary arrnb s; and in all the atrocities which they coin atigerettu name is to be found as one of their leaders. His „Lode lif e was, in fart. one of infamy and crime ; and he had scarcely colletwed the fo-tune, for the sake of which lie had waded through so enrich ywilt, b.ftwe he was seized with a disorder, which deprived him even of t h e I'onr rrorimp nee of sensual gratification, while his mind was tortured by recolhat ons that doubtless hastened his end. He dosed a life •• full of amtn• ilhil fitry - under a consciousness of dis grace ow all II iggito. E.sq. M. 1). of Charlotte-st. Eitze o 9 4 l.. —At ltlerrion-sq. Dublin. acct. Pfi, I.ey Eliz. Tynte —ln Queen as WIC , the rtt. Hun. Lady Me l Parker, sister to the plum of Mac. 14 .I•NowiMMI THE NATIONAL. REGISTER. LAW BOOIN. Till. following valuable Law Works have lately been rthli:licti by Cu Ant es Ht. Catt, Herod and Hunter/ Law Book seller. 26. Bell-yard, Lincoln's Inn:— t. Casrs thicrmined in the Corals of V.CIVAITY, from 1,10 to 1796 inelusive with • f:w of an earlier date. he Isord Hardwicke and lord Northington. By Sainu-1 Compton Cox, uncut the Masters of th e Court of Ch anc ery, le e e ls royal prier 11. le.. hearth:. 2. SUGULN on Powras. A Practical 'Treatise of Powers. By Edward Ilurteashaw nugden, F.sq. of Litwoin's Inn, Barrister at Law, in t vol. royal !IVO. 2d t. 1111.1011 tl. 2s. boards. 3. 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By John Beanies, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister at Law. price Ins. boards. 1 A geed collection of tiecond Hand I AS , Books constantly on sale. Wandsworth. Surrey...-I.eaterl arespectsble Emily Residence. Ex cellent llousehold Furnittrc, Picture!, Books, Piano Fortes, °rpm Implments, &c. To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mrsres. On the Premises, Garre tt - Lane : on Wtl))ljsbAY the itiitli4June, and ft;llowing I say, at Twelve, The unexpired Term in the LEASE of the Capacious 11l I DEN( ; all the Excellent Household Furniture; Genuine Collection of Pictures by Guido, Sir.loslitia Reynolds,Vandevelde, and other eminent Masters; Valuable Prints. nooks. and several imple ments adapted for Plumbers, Wheelwrights, and Smiths' Work.-- The Furniture comprizes firer-post and tent Bedsteads, capital Feather Beds, and Bidding ; Cabinet Work in Wanlrobes, F:serutoires. Drawers, Tables, Chairs, (7arpets, and the usual articles of Household Furniture, in excellent preservation.—To be viewed two days previous to Sale. Catalogues of Messrs. Smithies, 77. Chancery-lane. RATH VELLUM LETTER. PAPER, of superior quality, sold by It. DOFF NI AN, Stationer to the Duke of Kent. &e. \o. 326, Strand, three doors west of Betlford-otrect, opposite 3lesars. Coutts and Co.'s Banking House:— Quire. Beam.) Quire. Hearn. s. a. d. s. d. s. d. Thick 1 0 18 0 Thin gilt ...... ...1 2 2t it Thick super I 4 25 0 Thick gilt ......1 6 2t; o 11.arg,. thin I a 26 0 Large thin gilt 1 29 0 Large thick I 6 29 0 Largethick gilt 2 0 32 0 Inferior papers at less prices. . -- - As diet • is CO fINTF.nrEiT MACASSAR Ott., CRRWOIIed of 41:4;terious ingredients, injutiou4 to the hair, it is necessary to observe, that the ORIGINAL AND GENVINE MACASSAIt OIL is ItOWIANIYs, and each bottle is inclosed in Howland's l'reati:e. on the Hair, and signed on the outside label in lieu Ink, A. HOWLAND and SON, price 33. 6d. as,. 6d. and one guinea per bottle, by the Proprietors. — All without tnat signature are counterfeits. Also HOW LAND'S ESSF.NCE OF TYRE; which will immediately and effectually change RED or GREY IlAtit, EYE-HROII'S, WHISKERS, &c, to a permanent BROWN or BLACK, and so permanent that it cannot be removed by washing. It is perfectly innocent, and ladies and gen tlemen may dye their Hair with EASE and SECRESY. Price 4a. and 7s. Gd. per bottle. The Proprietors warrant its efficacy. Sold by the tinle Propnetors. No. I, comer of Kirhy-street, the tint turtling on the right, in Hatton-gardea. Holborn; and by most Perfumers and Median Venders throughout Europe. LONDON MARKETS. CORN ►[CtIANCt, FRIDAY, !EINE 21. The Wheat Market revived to-day, and fine raveling samples trete much in request, and about Is. per quarter dearer...—ltarley is very dull, as arc Beans and Pease, but good Oats ace cloarin4 off pretty hri.sklv, and at Is. per quarter advance.—Thery is not enough doing in any otlia article to justify at. alteration in the currency. •• 0. I. s. Wheat . 71 a7O White Peas* • 30 a3B Oats - at a 57 Fine ditte • 10 a 146 C: I rey Pease • 39 a 55 Poist..e ditto kCI Ilya • • se a S 1 :! heaos • 33 a 37 I Fine F our - 70 a 75 has ty 27 a 31111,14 s 31 a 32 i Second ditto. Cb Mat (0 a 111/ ! o.its • - 26 a :10 ; Nape heal • 301. a 541. DR. CAMERON Is eontrulted every day, (Sundays excepted,) from Tea till Three at his House, No. 34, Bernsr-sestet, Oxford-street. Patients unable to attend are requested to send a small quantity of their morning urine. Although Dr. C's method is singular. it 15 a well-known fact that be has rettored many to perfect health, when the most eminent of the pi ofevaiou have failed. in painful, lingering, and dang-rous eases; as inseases of the Liver, Billions, and other Obstructions, Jatindic,... Corn. 'Joints in the Stomach, Nerrinu Debility, Grovel, Dropsy., I k e. Alas Attlee Complaints peculiar to (Numbs at the different perita.o of lift.— Advice to the poor without a fee. THE ROYAL FAMILY, Nubility, Gentry, and Ladies and Gentlemen of Fashion, use Prince's Russia Oil for moisten ing the hair, when dressing their own or false hair. To publish persons of distinction that use Prince's Russia Oil would fill a volume ; but the proprietor declines mentioning names, as it is not pleasant for persons of distinction. who buy a butt: of Oil, to have their names published. —ls the best and wholsomest Oil for the hair of Ladies, I:end:inert. and Children, and if used constantly, not a hair will fall off or turn grey ; it makes weak awl short hair grow thick and long • renders dry or lharsh hair soft; promotes eye-brows, whiskers.—GE . NTLEMLN WllO AR 1? BALD, or have lost part of their hair, and the least sign of roots of hair remaining, by using Prince's Russia Oil regular for a short time, will be sure to have it restored.—Gentlemen who wear powder ought to use it instead of puniatium—Larlies will find it the best for dressing real Or false hair; rtakcs the hair curl beautifully.—Several Ladies and Gentlemen, who had used Prince's Russia Oil for years. and from the use of that alone not a hair fell off or turned grey , but being persuaded by their hair-dere Trs to use other oils , or sold them counter feit 1: Aslllloil, soon found the difference. have declared that they will use no other than Prince's Russia Oil in future. Anti what makes the Bassin Oil preferable to any other oil, it is so healthy. that whoever uses it for the hair will not be liable to catch fevers, or any other infec tion; diseases; and as it is so healthy, is the reason each bottle must have a Mitts!' Government medical stamp. In all emir et medical pub lications, aromatic oil, such as Prince's Russia Oil, is particularly recom mended for the hair as it is very wholsorne. Sole by the sole Proprietor, A. Prince.% John-street. Oxford-street as the numbers run irregular, observe, hie house is next door to a COLCh maker's ;by Mr. Smyth. Perfumer to his Majesty, New Bond-street ; Ilendrie. Perfumer to her Majesty, l'ichborne-street; and by most principal perfumers. 'fast: NOTICE.—Ask for Prince's Russia Oil, is proved by oath before the l.ord Mayor, that his is the original and only genuine; therefore. any perfumer, medicine vender, or hair-dresser, who sells Russia Oil under any pretence whatsoever, that is not Prince's Russia Oil which is here publicly published, they arc impostors, and selling counterfeit to their custosiers. Ladies and Gentlemen will be particular to oiler Prince's Russia Oil, as several hair-dressers sell counterfeit. cl , A PRINCE respeeffully acquaints the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general, since the lit of January, thin, the price of his Genuine Russia Oil is fixed, and no further alteration in the price. Sold at 4s. the oxtail bottle, aura a bottle, containing four small. at 11s. is a saving of 5s OT a large bottle, containing nine small at Its. is a saving of tel. or six largent 5L is yet a greater saving, and when used for the hair it not only preserves it, but is beneficial to the health, which obliges it to have a British Government hie4ilml Stamp, which us in ' clotted in the piss:- cut■iday j!!7 tt'3l PRICE OF STOCKS FOR THE WEEL. iSlonday. Tuesday. Wesines.l l: Tliurl. Friday. Bank Stock 220 2191 2184 12 2171 3per et. Red. 634 63 1 63 3 631 34 per c tl. t.Con C°Ti. . 381 ----- -7,1H7171 1721 1721 5 p.ct.N.An. —.--..—..—....-- —.........—..----- Dank L. An. 16 16 116 1 -- 16 Im.3p.c.An. --- —....—.-- —...---.—. Irish 5 perct.- -- India Stock -- -- ---•---- India Bontla3 pm. 3pm 3pm 1--- - 1 --- S. Sea Stock I Ex. Bills ... 4 pm. 4 pm. 2 pan. Ipm 2 pm. 12 pm. Omnium •.. --- ------.-- 221 i 3 pr. St. Lot. Tic. .C 24 7s. —..--- --..---- £24 7s. xe4 7s. I ---a , Con. for Ac. 641 Gil 641 641 641 1641 !Amino: Printed and published by It. wit K g, a l N a . 89, Chancery-lone. Fleet-htreet, and fulwartltd ink) the Country ',v ell NeMllllll.ll, Clerks of the Road*, sal Bookseliers, floe et Postage, at 11a. pet camas.. JUNE 23. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, 141 June, 181 G. Tlzc Principal Officers o/' his Majedy's Ordnance do hes,6. l , T i..e notice, that Pro/veils will Le remised at tir..ir Ofee in Pail Malt. on or be Pre Friday, the trith instant. from .mrh persons as may he willing to undertake the Supply lf k:Nt. I .IS 11 and 1 , 011 LAC. SI TIMBER for service of this Department ut D , ver and ll,lthe, in the Omuta of Kcnt, fur a perie..l of Three Years, drterrninoble after the expiration of the first year, rpm marry of three months, at the option eith r party. Farther partienlars, together with the terms and conditions of the Contract, may be knoren at the Secretary's Ire in Pall Mall ufirresaid, any day tr , tl7l.l'n the hours of ten and four a elm*. where the proposals mast he &livered, sealed up, and indorsed, r• Proposal* Ins awl Foreign TitivinT ;" but no propueal ran be admitted aftrr the said 2Oth instant, at twelve teeter* al noon of the same day, neither will any tender be noticed unless the party making it, or on agent in his h. ha s T shalt att.nd. Ity Order of the Board, R. 11. CREIV, See. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, 516 June, 1816. priistipal Officers of ills Afvfsty's Ordnance de hereby rive satire, that propisals will be web eti at their Office in Pail. on or before Irednesday, the 3d July nest.froni such FM, d i may he willing to undertakr the Pi rfiortnanoe of the BRICKLAYERS' WORK .far Service If this It.p.irtment,at Chatham, fin a pct lad of three years, determinable after the expiratiOn al the first year, apart satire of three months, at the option .of either party. Further Particulars. together wiM Me terms and renditions of the Contrail, may be known upon applfeation at the tyke Ordruince at Chatham, and also at the Secretary's Office in aforesaie. any day between the hours of ten and finis., where the proposals souse he delivered. sealed nr, and indorsed " Proposals for the Itrickla)er's Work at Chatham ; bat no proposal eon be admittad ofTer Mr said third el Id if. at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day t neither will any tender he noticed unless the party making it. or an agent in his behalf, shaft atti ad. By Order of the Board, It. 11. CREW, Secretary. NEXT TEESDAY—ONLY 6,000 TICKETS, TWESITY-TIIIIZE CAPITAL raizEs, ONE 'fICKET MAY GAIN £50,000. T. BISH respectfully solicits a continuance of that patronage. which he has hitherto eaperienced at his Offices. and which whilst lie is most patent! for it. he is lumpy to find has given him the opportunity of sharing among his Friends. nearly all the t apital Nicol in the late Lottery.—lle begs to call their attention to the Small Lot tery, of only 6,000 Tickets, which will be all drawn in One bar. t i ze , 2r.th In►taut, and which contains Twenty-three Capital Prizes. Two a hich, amounting to .C 30,000. may be obtained by One Ticket liExe Ti. ►:SDAT. 'fitkets and Shares arc selling by T. HIM!, Contractor, at his Offices, 4, eornhill. and 9, Charing-Cross. where One Prize of £30,000 and 25 other Capitals were sold in the Lottery just finished. PHI( li or 'MEAD The highest price of the best Wheaten Bread thronghont the metropolis, is stated by the Bakers to be 1:31d. the Quartern Loaf.—Snine Bakers sell the (ua►tem Loaf fruits one penny t• three-pence lower. AVEISAUL PRICE OF COHN, I'l JUN England & Wales. Scot'ansl. 6. d. e. d. Wheat . . ;• 10 - It ye - 40 K - 0 party PS • Vats - • QI 4kTLII, WLF* LNDIN 1:p. _ littl/la•d /4 Wien. Statl•n/. •. 4. •. 1. D•M• - 35 1 - • -»4 • - • Ustental . 63 • - • Beer or Big[ • • • AVERAGE PRI( t: ”IF IGGAIR. Computed from the ItetnrnA made in the Week ',Wks; June 19, is 11)s. (;d. per cwt. exclusive of the Dutyo'f Columns paid of pay Able thereon mi the I mporiatton thereof int* Great 'Sinatra. From Setturflay's London Gazette.) Mart OF MEAT, 10141 DAY, SmatkAdel. NC it. Netaiste mad LedeiiMH. v. d. a. d. lines q Witt at Reef. . • • 5 4 SmithAddl. Mutton - • 0a • 0 Part,. about - . 173 Veal • - 4 0• II 6 Sheepand Lamta uN - 4 0a 4 I - . 300 Lamb -.5a a 6 1111V , ge •- • • 410 i •reset S. •. s. d. Reef - - - 3 • a • V M•tto• • • 3 • ■ • • Ve•l - • • 3 O • s • Pork • • • •• • • Lamb • - • 0• • • - H - Ai - ATS -- STRA - A - Ar PAR LOAD. 4. L. a. 4. A L...4. ray • •3130 a 3 a. 0 11 4 ST. JAMLS's. er . • 0 0 0 s 0 0 0 0 6 • Srraw • . • 0 • e/4 • • 0 S H. J .- • a WHITLCHAPEL. Clover - J 5 e :Atom . t Hey- - • 15 SMITHFIELD. S Clover - 15 Straw - - 9 • it 6 • • 6 • • 600 oa t A• t•• • • 5 N • I . •• 6;• • I t 11•11 S• IS 6 (UAL NAME,. Skips •t Msrke.. Ships sn'd. •. d, v. d. FRIDAY, JUNF.I.4. I♦l I $_N u l: a l:O r S I :1: 4 1 from : 31: • s:• D, isered at 04.44 ow ue sb..se