It has puzzled our most', acute politiciilms to account for the state of the -French Finances in the ast and in the present war, which certainly must strike every one . as being much more favourable than was to be expected, in a country where a national bankruptcy had annihilate

COURT OF KING'S- BENCH, Nov. Lord ELLENnoltouCirr sat from 9 tO .10 at Nrisi Prias, to take undefended causes, and then the . COurt sat. . - • 'THE KING V. LOWTIfER, ES(z George Lowther, Esq. received the judgment of the Court, for a libel on J. T. Bait, Esq.. one of the, Magistr

• °) 52015.] WEDNESDAY, Oct. 16. PROM THE PARIS PAPERS. -0- ARTS, OCT. 6.—The • has established hi head-quarters at Stutgard. The army passed the Neckar without experiencing either sickness or desertion. Many conscripts have join- Id. A success not less important is, the junction

and -Deal FarrninglStock, Co • Mr. IL .PH I L L on, the PfC 2.6 th inst. ani t w6follOwing dav - 1 HOUSEHOLD .-FURlNlhimney Glasses: Par.xline Clocks, Live and Dead Firming Stock three score •sheep,. load - late i occeupation oi Ali, -.sifitate het ween C ohzet, and Shell aide-S

WE ATIIE RCOCK. . .. . [NO. , he new Farce ,of the performed for ~! the second last night, was received by a hrillTant " a u die nce , w ith reiterated shoots of applause from all parts "_.. of theTheatre." DRURY-LANE FLAY-BILL, Nov. O. • I am not a little gratified „to find that

tion. At noon he : set off for Rastadt, where his head-quarters arrived hi the morning. The EMPEROR will be to-day at Louisbourg, the usual residence of the ELECTOR Of WIRTEMBERG. . Marshal BERTIIIER, the Minister of War, has accompanied 1 - lis 111AJESTY. The detachment of the

- 711 POLICE. Y-sterday the day appoitacii fr r /he person CalitAin Beci.ct, &c. thither Cu Cm p_,oner werr: d.sapp.ointc.•d. The stchle-heel..., rs 0 ;an SeS tO ih prisoner, and whose dvpoiltions wel Icn Gu a , were again exami.ned, but, nothing came that the public; are ncrt ac

Tuesday, at St. Mary-le-hone Church, by the Rey. Wm. Groves, Cieorge Reid, Esq. eldest son of Georg 2 Reid, Es* of Watlington-hall, Norfolk, to Miss Louisa Uakeley, fourth daughter of Sir Charles Oakeley, Bari. Monday, at Kimbohon C,astle, Charles Palmer, Fsq. of Luckley-park ,

--- AIR. LUXINIOORI:.., of Souttvioiiton-Bnildings, Holborn, London (late Surgeon nt Uxbri ' clrre)acquaints the Public that he attend P a tient s in the different species of this TY,order Wlnch tieludes a;opsv of the Chest) both in Town and Country, and that he may be consultcd