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Does n6t this intertirptiOn dissolve the MA: *atietti desalting from the said treaty ? * t H I not eaeh: of Me; rittiers *Bich entered- into the treati, Siffer being, tit iifi;.Ed of itt. ittHfieiency; the tight to enipiny.?fidiiidi; *ally all the mtiltiti it Ires initstovitt; toittiainAlfe ject of the treztyl referring crittrici 'steam of interVen-; lion, not tolneani of ftirie,t'Obeemployed to bring the' Porte to reason ?" ni Sovereign of it trbolnows What ire the wishes of his people, and who' has paid a tribute to public opinion by the protocol of St. Mits• burgh arid the treaty of London, well understands that the interest of Russia and the voice of the nation require that the Greek question should be regarded at RUssian, and tharall contentions shcold'Ve endesibytheadvance of his army; but he knows likewise that he with hating `sip - Confidence of Europe in rekolating btlis own ad-, thority the affairs of •the East, without first conferrfost with his Allies. He has adopted the latter cottiviefilie has sent coutiers to London and Paric, with propoti.. lions to both Cabinets t. bUt he at the same time' prei pares Means to enable him to act with vigour, and to decide the great question. • Duting the journey of the couriers to Piiria and Landon, all the necessary•distiosi. dons have been made for stletinspigrr againit thel'orre. The army on the PrUth 'his been reinforced, and it will be divided into three corps, commanded in cliief s by General Count Wittgenstein. These three corpv dtaiikee sill he placed under Generals P. Paklan, Wdronzow, tnd Paskewitch.' • .~ f • gy ' A eiitipvitrt"otalus , tent) C it/MUM:Atte. Under the hlanagentenuf 7klessrs. TERRY and TATES. The mostioccesslul.,Pniamitant ever produced at this Theatre. The Proprietors. wlth'-•Pltiesiefe and . tatsfitude acknowledge the, unexampled success of • the n ew P antom i me , whirl; is T eeeivedtightly wltil %buts' of 'angina' fiid IpplaUse. The Proprietors beg tti state; that in consetidence of thiPro. r : gress of dick &not% theY are Ondet the necessity Of - itmtrtalweri inindvely.thelainalwee Nighil of Nelson! . • -f F yendaP sews*. entirely New . Cciesie burietta In' ?hied : A ct upuoubrosieug• the, Ifilbalt Strength- of the 'Cos:spiny. AHIS EVENING, THURSDAY, JAReAId - • duriii the' Week,. • " • • 4111 be - Performed, an - entirely' new National Nautical BittAio . 'with neor► Soso* Dosyses,' Da- aeration*, &c: tilted • • ' NELSON ! OR, THE LIFE OF A SAILOR,. " Ride,. Beittasilal .• . • ItitG LIM.* ! " • s •The.Admind, by Me.. Rtiteer. His elefeins, by Wears. allodess. Aliezeon; and S.• Sit rm. lifis $ll4 4eutentipti; by Mr.,Fasesa. prutessonts, )101104*at ria lg-&sts. jitvil 3 •Parker, 4 &al'. John Sykes, the Admirer" Oodesnitin, by Sri; T. P. Cdbxe. Motes.** GM SeetAy•lllis. YAW. • ifietstay, by Mr. Gau.orr. Captain of Artillery, Mr. Pim Peter Pledge, by.. Mr. Putanotir.. Sammy'StAtlnt, bk. Mr. Racitael; the jer'‘ Daughter. by' Mrs. Taira. ma r mocotpine, by hlrs 11.• Sailors Nlarines, As. by numerous A ux ili ar i es . Sailors' Lasses, Misses Pitt, J. and C. Webster, etc. 'EggUTM - Aft. :. A Pukoeni, Mr. &own. •- • Esquiote, Mr. G. Kum. • • atnnaruinque„the Sorcerer, Mr. SANDsas. * ." Notwerpi, Mr. Patna. • Cackla, Miss &norm. E m pinsaux. gems. Conger, W. King, Jeffe(son. Misses Barnett, Davis and Susane. ' • e SPANIARDS. The Gorensor of Santa Cruz, by Mr. Ex.ttorr. Don Ulloa, a Spanish Officer, by Mr. Piriflips. Spanish Ceminet, by Mr. SHAW. Soldiers, &c. NEAPOLITANS. lON et Naples, Mr. Hut. Queen of Naples, Miss A. BASVISVS Soldiers, &c. &c. The admired Burletta of 2S, JOHN.STREEL ADELPHI! • • Mr. Thomas Tanking, Mr. YAM A /PROM THE CONStITUTIONNIL. FRENCH PAPERS. -,i.-- FROM nut GAZETTE DE FRANCE, DATED JAN. 15. CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 12s PARIS, JAW. 14. • Yesterday evening there was no other topic:of con versation in Paris but a Ministry, composed in a man ner so extraordinary that it could nor be credited. This would be violence substituted for hypocrisy— an avow ed counter revolution substituted for a Jesuitical one. the,raen who ate ;Token of do not belong to any par ticular class of opinion, and would be disavowed even by the party which supports, rather than sustains them. We do not choose to tarue - thispietended Ministry. For ibetame reason that " we irlib to collect ever ; ' thing whiCh may calm people s mihds, do wefeirr to give :lay importance to rumours' which would be of a nature tal aplated to excite affright. :They are no doubt propa gatod only, by the faction of the old Ministry,. which *odd Wish to revenge its own defeat by sowing alarm, abd4ndeavouring to mike tI4 tuition believe that thire Mould, by possibility, exist a Ministry more odious than the last. Perhaps , . also, this may be a mithoeuvra of these men belonging to the Villele Ministry, who re' : Main in the new one, and who might wish to make un derstood to France tisewecessity she is tinder. of vfgeta, ting under a feeble AdMinistrition, tiilfetence to falling u.tder a ferocintis•Cover nment'. Bat it . ls:rfeither a propped up nor a' pvoitribing Mi n istry 'Which will suit the country : and those persons would mistake who should deem the beach Ate people spoken of by the fabulist. - 'We hasten . to restore confident() " the iPle Among the Measures of deferice.recently adopted by the Sultan, must be placed the convocation. which teak. place a few days ago, of ihechiefi of trades and corpora• tionsin the capital. They were made tinake as oath, anckwere informed that they were to prepare,jin the possible event of ti war, all the Ousssuknen of their quarter for. milititrt. ser vice. at whose head they were to march. The Scrsskier delivered to them on thatisceasiOn a caftan of honour as a mark of their dignity. Seien hundred iron cannon have been sept. to the Dardanelles, for the defence of the forts. The sending of military stores df all kinds continues without interruption. Mr. Spencer, Mr. Hue. • • Captain Snitch, Mr. S. &bp Vietnams, Mr. GALI.VIT Lady Crasy, Miss Corns Eliza Smith, 3liss Data. After wldels will be produced, a New and Splendid Comic Christ.. mas Emceed*, wit* New Scenery, Machinery, Assn% and, Decollation, whiCli has. been all the Season in Preparadon, Called HARLOZIIN AND . THE WHITE MOUSE! FROG IN AN OPERA EAT. " A Frog he Would* woing go, • •Whetiset Mt Mother would let Mtn or no!" • , Alley Crualset, Prince of the Froge , enamoured Of•the lady " - •• • flibbleino, by . 11r. _S. Sam i • l • Aftsevieurds aikido, Mr. J.'Surrn Ibis Portia Appearance on'this Stage) • Courtiers, though not Toad Eaters The Earl of Jomphigh, Mr. MAILIMIALL. • The Honourahlellinson Squat, Mr. Kara. My Lord Duke Diie, Mr. Guam; His Grace of Goggle, Mr. BMWs"; Baronet Blink, Mr. ,Floaswe; Sir Suckling • swilt, Mr. Sammie; Anthony Rowley, his Esquire, Mr. Semmes, afterwards Clown Signor Nom,. The - Princess Thsidaget-Dagoita. -Mesita of die Wage, on Ugly . Old Toad, Mrs. Deur afterwards Passtaloon, Mr. 4.vatv. Lady Nibbleioa, .the White Molise, enamoured of Prince Alley Cro'sker, afterwards Colollthine,'Slha bait/Iry Scattaay t. Nista of the .Gran Swatnp-.2. Zoludgalore Marsh, Sunset 3. The..Enterlor of Mosses Hall--Evening 4. Interior of Nausea 1141-5. litishroom Meadow, Sunrise 6. Torii late, Regent 4 Nat, Morning • 7. Watchmaker's and R.ag Shop _ 14.1mecier di the Egyptian . 1, )Piccadilly Yinelf , in Switnetliok-42. tiannisersmith Suspension Bridge )4. View of Eton front the Windsor-Road - , 17. brilliant Teinple of the Glow Worms, lc. &c. laugh 4s. its. eau!, Is. Doors open at Six E constnts Qsarter before:Seven. Half-price at Hatf-past:Eight. Firtnans have been sent to the capitals of..the pro vinces to order the same measures relajive 'tnibe cot. potations and trades to •be executed then. -Though bese preparations excite some uneasiness among the ranks, it is nevertheless certain that the Porte will en 'lively avoid offnasive" war, and will confine, itself solely to the defensive.. .This coat:* it . Pera the opinion of the Weakness of the rorte ; and the,more so, as it is af firmed that the part of the Oiven which,-after thrcatas lrophe at Navatin, eridea!oureff to gite , weight , to the r opinion that the Admirals of the Allied Powers Would be disavowed by their Courts, seems now to believe thati the three :4asbasilaskis have quitted the capital without • being eetbinieed c.o.d. so-=an illusion which might be considered as an indication of uneasiness. On the other hind, it is•cleat that the Pottc has adopted a system irbicli admits or providing against possible vicissitudes, 2%111,4 political as, military.- The gaeatest tranquillity • litiaprevails here. inst 43, • d gat._ those . rurbourr: happily theabsnidiff is Impossible, and the madness is not stippOsable. When Frince, assem 'lied in the Electoral Colleges, has shown'to much wis. dom and. so much moderation in her chiiice, hawk it io be believed that the only answer to the very claim and reasonable expression of her desires, could be the Contempt of het dearest interests, and a. threat against her most sacred lights. Brutal diunineering would terminate much sooner than. that of, fraud. The latter has lived through six years; the former would not exist eight days. There is not, we repeat it, a possibility of any other Ministry than one which will base itself on the general interests, because that alboe can cnnsolidate-the Cone tittitidbal Monarchy, maintain the public credit, and re-establish Aft claips, that confidence, and that union, Without which there cannot exist either real force 'or real pros. perky. We do not at all doubt thut a despairing fits.: ticra its delirinisi, rave about every mewls pre= seivistgliTeivier which 'eseapes from its mildness. We know too well that there are ambitions which will not stop on account of any disaster, and which will not hesi tate to porchese power by great catastrophes: but what gives us tCnfidence is, that their impotent efforts will be dathed to shivers 'by the public 'reason, and that their senseless hopes are ncught but calumny - upon the royal wisdom. . Uzi THE TRUE DR. STEERS'S OPODRLDOC," a from its pen. trating quality, is found decidedly superior to fury other oriental iliplinstimilitliroinotingibeitatural n whets in at torpid acme, =rides freed told, or other causes, and giving•vigour to the parts igooted. • When promptly ale copiously robbed in, it cures itheumatisnurCidibtains, the•Crtinp,:eprainat eitti 4)13144, etc. If dissolired,landJatsplied ws thellehli•OpOu___,llilm of Chilblains', it previrs %Mir lireehlea. • Mir 410 'e s a"m 1 •' valuaideilemedy Ism Indeed& many Tenons so adVaporibus iAsi tstisusof it,-which are ',Motu *tett. • iltat holy is endue which • has the name " F. NaWaallY" engraved in the Government Stamp on each bottle. Prue 2s. Od. Sold by P. Nokberi odd Sons, at the Orikiatai Warehouse for Dr. James's Powder, St. Paul ' s Church-yard.; hut as many Per sons mistalie.thi: house; Observe that it•is•the Third front Cheap side, ischlumber 45. Sold also by J. Sanger, 190, Word -street t limakitisi.liondlatneet ;• , 11,arris, Ludgate4triget ; Staab., Royal Exchange ; and W. Pegg, 29, Dante-street, Dublin. - '• BUCHAREST, -Dim 18. • !The news that the Paeha of Braila' has been behead. i 4 not confirmed, but it is said that he has received from . the-P:4th* of4ilistrio a severe reprimand for having' lately suffered some armed Turks to pus the Danube. It appears that the Porte is particularly vigilant tot to provoke the first instance of the Russians into ;the ~N~i T 1 ia r.V lic Vie 1 Lir .1 llci . . Ea ID Ar ] Ca ) 71 L i. 3. 4. 6. 7. St 9. J• 1 11 A r • a II r a ti I I a h r i 1 t I' I I r a • • . : It P is Ii ii I ( It It • P Or 4 • it to 4, NIP • II ...swot plicetirmar."—Flon.' -. ''‘'‘' . r ''.. Thy house; and (in the cup of life, .•• Whet honey.ifrOp)thrplearriog wl(e. ITA'PPINESS " the gay to-iv:Orli of . 04 wind" is 1 -A- insured bt marriage ; " the strieteit tie dl perpetual Friend ship:* Is a gift frontleaven, Cementing pleasure with reason, by !lint, ails Jptinioll. "We approach in some degree of association will% ce4itial !sitar:acme." Prevismo.lsowwww, to meting into this haliowed, obligation, it betimes as ~taist ger so regulate the passions, but to chaos sin groom nature room those impurities which the free om of unrestricted pleasure may bare entailed upon it. To the 'vain* at. such ataendon, are attributable many of those hapless ludoided. w.liiih. -while they cache she ennuniseration of the be holder,should also impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Linnwhhirhibittwat offsillisise tb bsdy ..-s residence in the *spiel voilli , rdhin die *basic 'llbstk-s-but *nu& espetfally does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently compromi s e tire ns= tural dimity site a lase orininftlens, titer Whence the remised, sufferer more than doubts the &ante of relief. To all with tbtn we edskeos oiaiiiiiei, - Wiring hope, et:semi; inmate atrettru, &Heil; me will our 'evinces appear cdessionabla introOd6u4 as they are by eht aidalipped rbofstsflo years gut tehifco e9erirti ' pe . east ales of itirried lifere a sonietinies dliturtiecf,..bt tit! suspension hf titbse'bleSslngi'wbleh eotteeinra;e the nuptia - I 'midi to -• rite feinaW habit is bitti'catistittitleaalty vieak.4ii it iaitbs stretSgbened, an deficient else,* Intpitriestinto finetitiial plised. t a iwcFl case of.llOhilitic ine is vrol/Os is evittrolsisdalt of soistative ecooonly, site ' p our.skilAy to cute spec** and with eirr4 t ! ) .scatty seilkißein 41 1 4 4 411 tbs'udieting ' l " l :_t . .. F i t' froth * Roproon, so pcesurninnonsiy sp. we: Wyllie IF,'" deperafrinsVess vrgh leas besitattou ; Asus*dent in out - 411!, tAt boneargAgaWilgitY as 146 0e.,fs 0010"., oet ='v , , e f et,t i p , mairorifscanunossoymehheezarni(pspetiallY. . into matrknotual lifilot *veto out bask where daiTy7siti - e - diAsis isl.9fargers.9 l4 a 1° 4 60 4 1380a . 4 and Brett { from thoununttrare immediately atiswereri; ttsese must Cousin a remittance for Adviee slid Medic*, lybitika• W. .f ewe o guy pert 'of-the 'raid, Sununu (bows ..- VOSS 1 .04 .1 30. ILILC. Satisoss, No. ii, Bouverii-street, Fleet-stieet.latulotl. _ - ' {'Jest pith6ished - ~...dmiliar Cutoruestart address e d exclusively PtinceiNorert, Soho ShnWood, Gilbrrt. P+►bquU, diThtia, i 5 and !pita!! Boykinßak teed (fiftweostiodi Rages) I. The Alois it Lire, meow/ meths "'Mgr ' Sot lffrottitli tritely to the Fero* iitia* May be fad 1o• dto ; 174, neet-itreetA Catherine-street, Strand ; rrt, ind lffetreo:" 4 4 6 4 :iikt Cittg nic s Leiden; semi a Traeqrats. 011swiow) o, Calti4liee4 arAdbilth p • . - yellers. /rice se. The ships which •iiatteed.on -the 50th of Dicembet ender convoy of the Austrian corvette the Caroline; Ti;sloe had long voyages, and bring nothing new; and the same is 'the case witli those which hat ariived to-day 1 Saiirna;4,seas are infested by pirates.— A ship , whicl quitted CoospotinGple on the 13th of December, brings. word 'that the vessels of the three Powers do not earadrolitain.• &mans foi The Archipe lago, and that several hiee been taken to the arsenal to be unloaded, BURLIN, Jo:. 7. s M. de . Nagler, thelloitmaster General, and Minister at ate Diet, willzo on the 15th inst. to Frankfort, and the Session will open on the 20t1i. FRANKFORT, JAN. 9. All the news which we have received here for some days past is of a pacific nature; we hear nothing of the ' passage of tbe rrbcb, which has begs • so often and 60 positively announced by the liberal journals of Paris.-- The funds have risen considerably in this city, on the arrival of a courierfrpm Vienna, ssliots thought to have d of .1 : 1 ;i* 4 1 •45 6 _ .4g to reconCi', n. niiots 04.10140 Mr. 7.l)4.risa continues. . MARA& Jam L • • Lieutenant General Pield Marshal Count Langenam Colonel of the Austrian regiment of Infantry in gairisob in this city, and ftesidtatlitbt Military Committee Of' ti'e Ggmaim bi 4„: is Oft intended (or an important orniu " an a dvs, 4014.0. obserution. which it no* forming no, the Turkish frontiers. It is thought that bb. will go there in the couPseof this month. IttOM JotiasiAL . immrs. WARSAW. rUir. so. . . Tim o r are ip Wes spirit.% in Russia sioce the news of ,:she departure of the Ambassadors front Constintitople., !Eves' , ogre day; "Is tint the treaty of the 6111 of Jelly TIUNIDAD. We have received Trinidad rapers to the 29th of :gin/ember. They bring no news of gederal interest.— We do not know that the following tribute to the me mory of Mr. Canning, from 44 Colibri, a Cairaccas paper, has been published in this pointy : 4. The liberal minded of the wholeuniverse, but. parti• cularly those of our Airierica„ have to lament the ins. parable loss of the "nest kitiinent champion that ever devo:ed himself to'ilefied the' cense of. the people; . one se. ho stood ferwird agiiiiit tiie kb/fiance Of prepOsseisions, of ignorance, and of tanatiCism, not only to induce his own nation to adept his • snblitrie politics, but also to employ her infiuenctfur their adoption 11 , the nations of Europe. Thai, in the midst of his own snfferings, he manifested to his stmounding friends the joy he felt in the hope that his Majesty would fOIIoW up the line of politics aheady taken, since it was *lc to -be alike honourable : and beneficial to the 'ecilikrY. These anti went's; eipiessed in the nest tOirig - momenis of huma nity, are the last teitislieny • beilt*athect io'us by :Mr. Canning dt hfs isfiaom, uncl of the elevation - 6( his eit mind, which render him' mushy of the celes oaf mansion, as a reward of einue. l We hot . * .iin. cereiy, that all the Gevereinentt of Aihilien ina.p.,ti c utarly the& of Womble, whieh first felt th e beneficia: inflUeo,Ce of iliii inllgkitedia Minister, _will sheewhe: leeling iriftloilf they take d ti thitttneßeeted anti rsMns -fdl .6 F 6 sioll; tee one' a . yers tie to the. SositT l k i Mitzi° for the eternal ' . Isietets of this first Oilitet' one' of Joitiii it id o 1 Frei apt'. Graven is his me ' i is, - itx the HO is of all 'llbitiar tote, : let the itetliory Of o)iit inititarial Canning - 6E grilien in Our.oins, and althgtia he lie'no more; lath erbikaii'Ve fop ioer I Endeity*, we people, to copy id iiiblime a pattern, if everye at"Pire that your names'sheald 'descend to your posterjty loihe unfading clutracters that are the rewards of the jisitr • • . ' r 1-2 • "trr, T IrTO TIFIT,CU•I I S.W7 • • trek • - • f 49 1 1DURAlk t: • • • . . r ti o naio(p r s to , late, itro N e rnbe r ha4 4 llen , . , . receivedat the ortt i andSou American CciftW-I . lsmic tie'firlfo.s4ing are e t " His Majesty's ship.ryl44le 4 s, CAo4itigalip.:Yption Joac.)EsPn t gai*d (MP ihese'tlitSeAr **.ttrft 4,gtlicol4o;tbilt, 1141P-Polliat -PPM/1130,-00D be 4(.4# : t0 tke r aym AO,QOp SoAnish clollarsAkhis, pro portion of• height on hallion, This estimate is pienielfriant the value' taterk from. ibis Coiony, and the quantity tit be shipped frornCsinapeachy, Vera Cron, lind7ainpicp, in the Mexican Gulf; and shcs9td . iiie tesrel,tiitteli'At the Havannah, ifie aggregate value of lier„cirgo mayakceed.one millioo dollars.• : ".The ,contending Armies of central America have been stationary fiarsome time past. The head quarters of the * Preiidebt'ate still it 'Santa Attila: it is to be re gretted that a furthef mitt ibutionof 50,000 dollars bits been - exaeteld rionsiheerserhantstorGuatemala; T b ° 16 4.1 1 :14.. *4'o* ucriPC*4 PO ter 4 0 0,4 ono* 44 "0 -- 6 3 H4 -t. - Pitt " We hive jninietrihat pressingthdariottitanshey* been seal ivy the fieleerOnseht of. Fear %LA niiiica'49* Governors oPtlfe'Ports'of Anon and Tfutillo, to enlist into their reftice : as many men as possOble in those towns and their vicinity, td serve in the army opposing the pretensions of the ain Salvador party, and that, in order the more to lactic& such persons to obey the call of Gobernment, a vey liberal tummy is to 10 glowed them previous to their marching to Need gisit" .•. t • Ar R. l CGLON4A L .INTELLIGENCIit I, • - • • •Notresai 23. • • . The melancholy duty this Week'to add ariother • victim to the lilt of .tote who have lately fallen to the effects of feier, in the person of our much metaled Chief Magistrate, his Honour William Bun nell, President Commanding in Chief, who departed this life, after a week's illness, at: his sear, Sans Sone'. on Monday - evening last. Mr. Brasnell's long residence in the colony—his in; tegrity and uprightniss in his transactions—his mild, engaging, and gentlemanly manners, had procured for . him the esteem and coaddence of all the inhabitants.— As senior Member,of his' Majesty's Cbunsil, on the de parture of Sir Frederick Robinson, he ',assumed the , twins of this . Government; and though, in the Course of his achilinistration, he hat had the, most perplex ing and embarrassing difficulties to contend with, yet his moderation and eonciFating disposition had re conciled all parties. His remains , were borne to the tomb by the heads of departmetta, civil and military, attended by the Leeward division of Militib, adcf.a numerous assemblage of persons of all rank', Vic, were anxious to testify, by this mournful tribute,theur respect for our departed chief. From the day (Tuedith.olol 13th instant) on which his Honour was taken ill,"11rIt litasnell never quitted his hed.side, and, regardl2o' of herself, was most unremitting and assiduous. nistering to his conskrt. On Wednesday morning Ittit'the Hon. Ophiaittme Piggott, next seoicr member of :his IVlAjesty's Council, was sworn into the chief command or the island. BARBADOES, Normans 19. • We are informed that instructions had been trans mitted from Government, to his Excellency the Gravornor of St. Vincent's, antbqrising him to dispo?e of the Crown lands in that crilony ; the proceeds'ef Whiefi 'are . td be placed at the :disprisilaf the tont' firs hop for the pur pose of aiding in the erection of churches. It-is added, that his Excellency had called uaton'the House of .Ass sembly to appropriate a pail of thepobliofunds to play the assistant Justices, and particularly colnplained of the aifficulties which he had experienced in obtaining proper persons to accept the office. . ANTIGUA, N 6,. 23. *- At the meeting of the House of Legislature yesterday, the Militia Bill, which was committed at the.previous ;erecting, was passed and published, hawing undergone very little alteration. We are glad to find jhatt,ione excellent clause (proposed, n e believe, by Mr. Edwards) has been added; imposing a penalty' on:persOns'dis chargingnsuskets after parade, either on the:stutter ground or along the rods in their way home. A memorial was read, and adopted, to the Commons House of Parliament, : relative to the extreme pressure on the Agricultural Interest, occasioned by the heavy sugar ditties. Nothing was done with respect to Mr. Dwattis' s rt. port ; and we believe none of those Gentlemen•who at ' first entered 4o spirited); into the business opened their lips on the subject. - Nov. 30.—An inqUierwas held at English Hittbour On Friday last, before N. b. Donaldson, Etq. Coroner, on the-body of the late Mr. R. M.Hugo, when a verdict of. Wilful Murder . was returned against Samuel Hunt, a block utiv, :lunched to the police, who was immediately eprnatitted to gaol. It apsiare4 in evidence before the'Cordner, that Mr. Millar died in . consequeact of a blow upon the head from a stone, inflicted by Hunt, on Saturday night, the 10th inst. Various reports are in circulaLion relative to this brutal outrage which seems to be attended with circumstances of extraor dinary mystery. This island experienced.. verrsesrere shock of earth quake at,about a quarter before three o'clock this morn ing. The shock, which was .not accompanied by the ' loud rumbling noise generally attendant on these occa sions, was of unusual duration, the vibradous of the earth continuitsgb for nearly a minute. It is probable that we shall shortly hear of tome dreadful convulsion of ;attire in those parts of the continent Which ate most subject to web rful visitations. F 1 EXTRACTS FRO ASt INDIA PAPERS. CA NUM& Eratu•sy There is a report of tlif Yellow River having burst 'its banks, but-no tyritteg details have yet been received. •It 6:commonly said ,tfiat his:Majesty' it:eisos unfortu nate; there is nothing but drhughte oe Unduliktior.s, in adirections or tebellioh, hi*. part oitthet of 'the Em pqe. 'The Chinese callitlie Tallow River. the •Einperot's fittiolti raining , or tredigal Son. - The Emperor is npri nt early , life he Wrts pciionistily fond of martial cruises , archery, tic., To increase his knnscular strength, helbsik - niedicintlpreparatiods, called ' 6l strenfithening occasitsed the loss of his teeth. He is tall, link, hollow-checked, black-visaged, toothless, and consequently rosninentchinned. • • rtrITUALUXG•'. II EVC4WersitPp 10. ItiZit. r 111 HE * COMMASSIONERS rfor vicruALLlifp , v Ali iiiibftri‘s-klit;fe:geo ke.re . l4olfielliekt. • ThitiAllillai; the illtta Instant, they willise ready to retell(' g Tiedets'in Wating l (ialletrep); and treat for • 1 4 I TWO Thoe4ao . dFesir Hutt' dredSachs . of BISCUIT psn•p 4 • TWo Hoicked Sichioi Kiln-dried Household FLOUR, t .c• Tiffty Tool of COCOA, British Plantation ) y. 'Your Hi:l4rd iiiiirters of PEAS (Rile-dried), Tani Toot of New RAISINS, and • -. • • Twenty Yore of New OATMEAL Zak delivered into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at HEM FORA; One Half of each of those Articles by the ist of Februarp i and the remainder by the lit of March next. Sang*s of the Cocoa, Peas, Raisins, and Oatmeal, must be pre*. diced by the Parties. tenderin g . • The Condition!' of the Contract may be seen aithis 'office. Each Tender Must specify the price In worth at length, and hi . • &licked before Ono o pock on the ,Day appointed; as w the 'Palen who mates thiTerider er some - Person on his - - • atteedtrt ainiss‘Vwfn:ii ntilid for. * clikitot. • •• -1 ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. FIIHE ,SPRING.• COURSE of LECTURES will ' ' • • commence on MONDAY, the 2lst Instant. , Theory and.Pructiee of Mediciue—Dr. liworsorr. Rims. C e lst%Mistry:— / -Dr. Alsatomy—Mr: Oasts and Mr. Joni F. Sour u. Sorgeryri•Mn Gawk. ' Midwifery- 9 pr. Locuca and Dr. FERGUSON. Contparati4Anatotny—lr. Jona F. Souru. Vitosi. CLINICAL LECTURES WILL at mix. Pupils enterlog to the Surgical Practice of this Ilovltal, are allowed to attend that of Guy's. ' For Particulars apply to Mr. Wurrrumo, Apothecary to St. Thomas's Hospital.