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7 . FEW - al `Alt. LONDON% I3i THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1823. STOCK RICCA ANG B. TW/ILV Ir. O'CLOCK. e. The panic which has prevailed fkr the last few days is now gra- i subsiding. Consols opened this morning at 87 for the Account, and at dunes were dime St 98 ; but a eaplul Btoker fold Sixty Thousand. which lowered them again to 871, at wbicb price they now are, and 871 for Money. In the Foreign Market all South *nit:lean Securities are %um ani littluj,doinl. ' Cinyeni Prices: New Spanish 164 17. OM Spanish 22& 4„ Russian 951, Mexican 701 I, Colombian New 881 4, Brazilian Scrip 104 91 disc. Mexican Scrip 81' 81 disc. Daftsb Scrip 7 64 discs Greek Scrip 17 16 disc.. Guatimala 51 discount. P iCB 0 V STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bank Stock 229 1 4 3 per Cent. ked.lB l /s 88% 87% - b pr• Cent. Cons. 47% • Sig 87 1 / 8 31 per Cent..9s* " • . . Sk per Cent. Red. 95% 5 / 8 84% 9.5 1 / 4 4 per Cent. New 100% 101 100% Long Ann. 21% 9.16 India Bonds •18 12 Ll.OOO Facile+ !;84.7. 13 • I.:500 ditto 5 7 2 3 • LlOO and 1:200 ditto 4 Advertised 4 1 • enits. Ow . Ott. 87% 88 87'4 FORKIGN FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCK. Mintier. lids 5 p Ci.• I Mn.z Scrip,lB2s, 81 101 10 din Brazilian Bond. Ditto Acct. 71 8 71 10 dies. Ditto Scrip,s pCt.11125,10 11 die Neapolitan Honda 1824 Ditto Acct. 94 101 die. Perim Bonds, 6 per Ct. 61 66 , fitietior Ayres tk.u.h Ditto Acct. . Ditto Acct. • Ditto Scrip, 1325,4 pt t Chifisu llonds,6 p Ct. Portuguese Bonds 80 Colombian Bd., 6 4 , C. Ditto Acct. 82 814 Ditto Acct. Prussian Booth 5 p C. DittOlrotit,lB24, 784 75i 76 Do. Bonds, tat% S p Ct. lltto Ace. 794 76 MSC Donds,t 822, 5 pCt. 281 dia. Ihni.h Bonds. 5 p Ditto for Ace. 924 911 ex. div. • Mtn Marks Banco; Spanish Sp. Ct. COOS. 22 Vo.flerip.s pest. 1825.7 die. Ditto Atet. Greek Busirl, 37 Span.s p. Cr. C. 1821. • • Di. Scrip 5 p 0161 db. French Rentes,2 p Ct.lOOL Mc. Nto'4cct, .161, s dies, Eitiltange. 2.5 f. We. • 3•14:z. Bondi; 5 ir Ct. '7i 69' French Iteriten3pCt.7ot2.sc.7of, Ditto'Acet• 711 67 69 : Guatemala 4 dbl.. • Dino Brbndr6 per Ct. •• ' %script. 6 p Ct. ' • BILITISII AM) FORBIGIor SNARES, TWO O'CLOCK. • - nun Anglo Chlliark 100 6 restellcarisphltoSinto 100 S • CUnistl and Yftuviin •-- 5 Hayden 100 5 Pasco Peruvian . 1011 . Potosi. La Pss, & Pam:: 50 S Welch Iron & Coal • U 10 rims PER Amity. 6 1 6 101 1 5i 6 14 IS Ili 9829 ASSORANCE 'COMPANY. Alliance Stityi & For. 100 10 . % • 141410ELLAMCOUS. ' MARS. PAW. rams raw. UASI. NAO. Toon Company •• . '.lOO - !O • ISi Britkalr Rod A Paton Sok • 50 5 121 • teneral Stearn Waviaatlon 100 6 • OS 7 Looslon o nibraltar,AGenoaSunPlit-. 100 1 1 Loadoo&Shirbadoes Aminn.Packet 100 1 Scarlet the __. • • SO ' • - .4 • West IndOespasy • _ • .100 • i • 111 • • , •• Paris Pipers have been received,'*einoting , the prides of French Stock on blandaY. The Five per Cents. weri' - it 10230.—the. New. Three pet,Cents; at 12.70, But the.former, the accrued Pividend is 2.1750, widie .ea the latter it is only 4,414, 1 ,rit1ik1t being is both easel •Withikevra; the Diet p!icwit tt , i+ * .waaltlXl *400.410431tre5!.141/0 . 6.. .Tassee per Canis. is then in Elrita~ittiiatiott . Ifs las'h~d an inthr'Oe Of 41 4 000 iiittliat pit ati the tad - Pies before he Coneontid to the cenverslati s he 'has'nOvr - only aft income of tie% . Brit this last ails- for ADAM, whereas the o'4 . laconte irottld .404: for- £20025A sD thtt'even ;a present in the inirket. his proPerty , iti only .64/7 aerse than it was before 'the WitiCtibibi . Is . less thati.ll diminution of Five Per " Cent. It is evident, therefore ; that the new Three per Cent. ! Stockig;'at we „cOnfidently 'predicted. 'gradually bee; steadily improving, while the oldl4ves are all btit pre cisely As low is:they can ga,in time of Otaie, that is.t4 say,,at pert:and hence two. consequences. are.s#el, to be dtewn. Thietheltidd CT sOf 4 in s ; rived, in -by far the gteiter• neuther ofiustaaces; to accept .the Minister's' propOsali,Whichate to be carried tiatielfeet oa the 22i instaut b and to convert their Stoek into 3per Cana. which" thall'be irredeemable for; ten yeArs. 2dlb That the holders of tbu.Thrae per,. Cents. will, on the tertaitiatiiit of that stran i onsit; findalteir Stock considerably improved in the market, as Cositti,afild either if the other two species of Stack, aUdthia inspitst . of : tall the 'Julians or. manoeuvring that • ran be raised striae* it; Ihr it is in the nature of things an absolute! cntainty. Om an income .which cannot be bought up nor taken away for lea than 534 times its amount, must have a decidedly higher value than one which may be redtiettied for twenty tithes its aniount: What they baVe lost in Revenue, there.fors,-i4Jtejarmore thin . corn- P7l': ited by the ma, liet.-pricedtheivcommodity,ifthey cap only afford to hold it back farafew m enthe. . . -- BT. the arrival 6(a Harnbpr4h . Mall ‘ we have re ceived. Hatni.rurgh Papers to the•r/th ult. bin they cont :if • • • ta.trt no polities!' news.. . • • . • • T L is rizarnitig ire received another file of the Lislio . 4a,reii 4 .whi c ii i coorncs down to the gist ult. They con tain a ditrer,foiutegOlating passports and travelling tile"Clgd• *lath "scarcer fie' deemed ne•cep' sitryln mionntrilhoi eistadired its tranquillity as per. rhatient: .• A •gefteril • Offiie created, where, lisps of•the'inhillitiri.i are to be keit k ihifr namriolges, • pr4fit4ob k and chlig . f esidenre, are; dil • l4 I N re cOrded. 'Pi/sports itte 1..,te granted' only 0:0 , periods. The; must. be a •-trfe one, and be :s'gr'4ttrinr,7 to business.; 11;e, ftf!kiwitig • • ; • • .I.lSl3o4.%p4iidtisi • u P rhle Gel *tee epit4ifis„ lo•:•ftikr 13efree:of kis - Btajesti - ,4nd fkilont tesniatiOns' relat eto persons, tatvelling in'theldnidaik and 410.):14)_p4in g tl~q visit of, 'the Police ' Office • i'esiels having : in o linpt fro ittlY'4l`the l 'ports of 'the' kinOtoin.tor !bk.. pto ''er v i v irOtine *Nilsoi; •.Malef74.tor ; ostieriaspiiissis,pers44 4 _,..69in 0 4 0 14 e•I'es irftolhe • *•I - n44ore thehaving attessit .ot. est- .. --i blishirg in the Office of the General Police 0, Passport Office, where a knowltige of alltl err delivered tnay be unitetrwith the grease! 'Peed: 'and that persons 'both irCihis, city ana other parts of the kingdom, osayilave the necessary ties, and to avoid abuses ` - in the emoitiments and Wes' .gularity in the issuing and tfie falsification of said pogroms, in order to attain the important ()him at public security and tranquillity. I am pleased to create a General VaespOrt Office," &c. &c.—Among. the regu• lotions ate the following : • There are to be in the Passport Office lists of the in Itabitants of each quarter or ward of the city, in order to be consulted when a passport is -to be given. The chief offices• of the ward of the capital are daily to send to the Polite Office two fiats; One of all persons changing their residence, with an . account of *r names, ages, professions, &e. where they come from, and with what passports, and their dates, and where they are going to reside ; the other list is to point mai those persons against whom proceedings in the Criminal Courts are instituted, that they may be taken if they apply far passports to escape. The Magistrates in the country are to grant pass ports only for determined places, and for the time ne cessary to go' to them. Passports for three, six, or twelve months, may be granted, with due precautions to Idndowisers, Merchants, and frequenters of fairs, whosi business requires. it. The lists of all passports delivered in she steltintry must be transmitted to the Passport Office at Lisbon. Every person desiring to go to a greater distance than five leagues from his habitation, shall be bound to take a passport, except the military ; and every person found travelling without a passport, or shall not comply with the regulations laid down in it,or shall neglect to present himself to the Civil Authorities Odle' place in which he fixes his residence, shall pay a fine of 2,400 roes. The regulation for the strict search of all Portu guese vessels; boats. ftc, on depattiag from the ports of the kingdom, s tir idesigned to prevent the escape of criminals of every description: hitherto only vessels ar riving were examined; so that only ordinary trans gressors, but even state criminals were able to escape from these ports, whose flight frequently renders useless, the knowledge of circumstances of the highest in). portance..The authors of the sacrilege committed at Oporto have not yet been discovered. German Papers to the 26th ult. reached us. this fore. noon: Neither the Frankfort journal Ml' the Allge. Zeitungnp to that date, pot *the Austrian 06.. server to the 21st contain any nevi whatever relative to Greece. We hopes the old, adage, that "no news is , good news," will prove true in this instance. An article, from Switzerland states, that the VOW tariirof ditties in Baden givis great :disaatisfaction to the Swiss • Diet,' though the former will suffer most by the *wasn't. . , vela Parica o dfa.list,ult. reached us-this fore. also m 00•146 thatiqhintaltawas Meek froni4lefene& tdlisttlag tllltkbbeto *:aunt lkustria; -that Ifif aidettthe'Ttilts4ain the Quiets. it Pasco e s 'Says this article, ' l 4 - his been insalted find ealonsniamdi ,veg t is the ;manias of Paris, :ad its Manta is that which strictly observing neutrality, has &mirth* Most envies- to the Greeks. It is now the turn of Austria, Its Merchants and its Cabinet are accused. of hivhig, 'openly - embraced the, cruse of the Turks. It ii a 'film!' ;140041."• ••• - • • • In the Brat' of Monday, we gave a decree of the; ICtacfof the Netherlands, declaring, - that . Belgians who, laid itediedUnt of the kingdom, ihoold not be admitted to-the Universities. It is now said that by a farther] itgolatidn; to rtception dill .I)e'lnade to the articterof, the Royal . d'ectee of , J4th intr. in favour of yoong glins who etijarititesidi(tairs.es), Previaisl7 founded is foreign thiiierptioi atlas:dirges. With' the French . Journalist: the affairs of Greece have given way to thbassUf Spain, and we are into ., . ditetliiith 4.Privtitelettek and other articles Oti the • state .4114 Peninsula),, , vagr, but yet sufficiently consistietto shew that the country is in a state of anar chy, and on:the eve of same convulsion. •The most inn.. portant eircurnstancesconneeted with .the present state of that country, ,is mentioned in. private letters from Paris, and has •excited great sensation among the politi. cians.of the French capital—namely, the sudden depar ture Of M.' de MA ItTIONAC, 'on a special mission to Madrid. M. de Ma RTIONAC it will be remembered, was the Commissioner deputed by M. de ittr.uttr to attend the Duke of A noutnetss'i head=quarters, and to advise his Royal 'Highness on matters connected with the political objects of his expedition. 'lt was by his counsel that the second Regency was established—it was on his recommendation that its members were selected—it was by his interference that the Grandees drew up their . famonstleclartulem on the'arrival of the Prince at Ma drid ;—in short, M. de MetIITICiNAC was the political head of iifi enterprise of Which his Royal Highness was ony.the*Militail chief. Acting while in7Spain on the pXinciples," and supporting the interests of M. :de Vir..l.E.ti's pOrtion of the Ministry, be was looked upon' with eons:cletable jealousy'bnth. by the partisans of the Dadpliiii and the friends of the more fanatical part of .the cabinkt. Since his return he has taken a ptoMiCePt .part m all the discussions relative to the Spanish' lava. ision, and has been consulted on all questions respecting the setileMent of the Peninsitla: al His mission,, thet efore, . vhe Ti7,:e„s„ observesot this critical moment, naturally , cads to a, conjecture that the French Government has ' n driyen.fronvits inaction.by recent events, and that .cleisi7.e measures are contemplated." ..tue lot Juvrnals from the South of France paint the, tare of.affairs.oe the froptiera in darker colours than 7lar !those ,o 1 Paris.. The 'finalist volunteers are, described as, !flee ,fOF revolt, and ready t 9 FA-claim DON CARLOS as Itltistr King. Insults are said to has* been offered AO the I..,rencds troops.,at St. Sebastian and at .Saragossa; au insussection was,conly prevented by the Irisitance and 'firmress of tbeCaptain-Geaeral, asancoutT., _lathe 'mean time the tronesky ittkiast kentstants are said to have joined his, standard. In other quarters disturb. inceeki4air, pllti ire hit:hed; mina ii4itiA c iit. • .... , L 49 . cr..., MM FASIIIONABLE IN7Will6 14: g ( . e. The Doke of Norfolk arrived a few days since at his seat, Arun del Castle, Sussex, from a tour. - • - The Doke and Du= Bodged left their seat is Derbyslaire yesterday. for Rehm' The Amager SI , .`of .) deter bas left her seat•at Ael iu t mptoo, for the Isle of . . -.. • , . The Sari and Countess of Hardwick arrives on Teen:fay a i their Moose in St. Jaynes's-square, from Lord Colchestei'l - scar, Rd- _ brooke, Sussex. - - • The Sari artd. Countess of, Caledon. have arrived - in tqwn-frism their seat, Bounds, Tnnbridge. , ' . . . • ; ' The Marquls'of Granby and the three Ladies Nannenerrlieil yesterday at theft- father's, the Doke of Rothsnel, in Magma street. from Brighton. • • . • - • _ • Lord Rivers anived yesterday at his house in Grosvenor plate, .from his sear, Hair Lark, Newmarket. . . The Countess Of Cariatvoo has arrived at her house in Lower Grosvenor -street, from High Ckre, Berks. • ' Lord Nugent left town yesterday morning for kis-seat, Linen, i• Buckinghamshire. Lord and Lady William Russell arrived In town yesterday, from Ituehampton. ENGLISH CONFIRM ATI(PN AT BOULOGNE. BOULOCINZ•SUR•MER, AUGUST 99. Scarcely had the commotion, occasioned by the de parture of the Dube's& de Benin, subsided, when the arrival of the Right Reverend' Bishop Luscopaz in our town, occasioned an unusual excitement amongst its lively inhabitants. His Lordship arrived from Calais, where, and at other towns, he had been administering the rite of Confirmation, for which purpose he Visits I Boulogne. Yesterday, after morning prayers, the M shop delivered an eloquent charge, preparatory to the confirmation of the young persons in the Engliih Con soler Chapel, which was this morning crowded Nit va rious spectators to witness a solemnity So novrl in' this place. The prayers haring been read by one of the assistant Chaplains (Reverend Mr. BURRY). the Re. reread U. SIMMONS (Chief Minister of the Establish. merit) addressed a most excellent discourse to those who were to be confirmed. At the conclusion of which 148 young persons (chiefly females) received the holy rite in the customary manner. An able farewell address from his Lordship, ended this interestingatud truly impressive scene. All the respectable Clergymen in the town as-1 sisted at the ceremony, and afterwards attended the Bishop to. the Rev. Mr. STansotts's, where his Lord .shop resides...P.& His Lordship leafes Boulogne to morrow for Dieppe. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.- and Amasinise. hen -dt a p= or t the POW ps. The nsarims, sme awed/ by Hau., ksinedga the A a Mita Stage, 4 4; Piseo/11, 18; and Mattedsehniadvinsir. The Bikialk, eenamanded by Onnmodiire 'lllAstat,.h compsesil of the Cansammt, of 40 gate t Swim; Or Tama, 42; 24; Saban, In ; and Fir, n. The Frlnch, 000 hes by Admiral RINAIII , is composeds( the Ma ria Theresa Most, and the Diligent, and - Lander corvettes._ . , Arrived of/ do Sart, the Honed:able Company's ship Cannlig; Inns a . 'Mg Alert, Panorama Greenland, has anived at Piesrhsail-- dins ship. The following vessels have arrived m St. Bekaa, viz. London, Solvent, front Cidna ; Courier de la Pah, from Manilla ; iris, Cram Bengal; Java, &amuses, front Padang ; and Ma, Omens, from the Cape at Good Mope. The Lavinia, Cnimmx, from Sicily as Fibula*, was wreaked ow the 10th isk. near Cape St. Vineenes. %usenet, Ago. 30..Wismf t as S.g..Airliog use gandvidi 0 1110 . fiviahloss; • Or ellipetti the IDhistith, Vomen. front tiakidOliigmeasler Ikettimi r etie %MANI astosi, Poiseta a r ti t hi tz t r a ulatzA i rivel the ca : da ta ix. r . , ), Sas: the Meditanseeew Bed Is under citieentiee. Liase : eoes lietes,. skas.~./eat setivoi.hie Majostes tidr Tana-. amt. hose /swim . boos., MOIL lif..Calat nearly all day,—liailed the Dryad, lbsenott, fee Valiettiiio.. Lrosaseos,, Ave. SO.-.Wind W.N.W..iAnived the Beipsta, as, Arent &ow Aree.osailed the Seth Jinn; Ann, Ramer, Bahia F.,..Eilsa, 1414.14 p.. false Maraelltase.miled 11th July ; Whitast, Steassoh, Mont Mitandeisli Leta, SOM. fres Per ' nambieo...sailed . lOtit /ay; and 'needy, Deets, (foie Neste Videow.aalled M has ' • , • - • • • _. f CUSTOMMOUSR, AUODST it. Sates Arend t i sess.:lbe No* Pboolo, heat Se. Pa so . berth; lio ff nung, Aliona ; Dart, fr o m Paned; Ntefoi, iron glebes; inn ' swat, lion ROCtirdirli; Ennio Oettensooo-The . A:seedy" fee Bb; IfiZ t l it se New York; Eistneeth; he • Basher ; . Ann, for Lidos ; sad Elisabeth, fee &oda ; Windiest, fee Amsterdam ; end Loa : den, foe Retteidant. Cs:sauna -otritlrehaa—The Orb. f a r ' Vigo ; bfwois Welltaley. he the Cope of cGood Hopei Lerldli.for Naples; Doke of fLon;, for Ideseina ; Ilargelsof Ankle, foe Boars Aytns ;' and Bri. tanal4 foe =boa. Yesterday; the :Mechem of Karr; aceom• mied by the Princess Amnon; arrived at her apartments at dm King's Pah4lee.Keusington, In a sunlamp and four, from Claremont, where hifal Wgbnqu is sahlbar on a' visit to her bendier, Pdnee 140,POI r D. The Royal Duchess returned to Claremont in the afternoon. • The Duke of Yoaz arrived in town on Tuesday.; from the Dake of Rattan's seat in Derbyshire. , Mr. Secretary C ANNING is e x p ec t e d on a ?Old -e0 Portman' 'Castle, County Galway, the seat of his son*law,.the Karl of CLANILICARDE. •Taesday, the LORD Matritt s 'Wbo, ii si Member 0 / the ancient Corporation of Klngiton, Wen very ellpgkentertainmext to that body at the Sfansien-brane. 'Upwards of 50 sat. down to dinner, amongst wisest were Mr. Demos, Member for" the County of Surrey, the 'DAM and the Reiorder of Kingston, Mr. PAEXIM, Mr. &WEN the Rev. btr. Wataaata,and several other Murata •t; the County. 'VETS AT STAIrIOnD HlLL.—Yesterday, Mr. and Mrs. Rolnsointo gave a grand entertainment at their euyerlivlila, at Stamford HUI. in compliment to the Barons, his brothers. To the dinner were inched a numerous patty connected 'with the foreign: . Diplomatic Corps.. Thirty covers ,were laid in the Great Retinkroom, as it it called. In the evening *house and ground s were illuminated. The Buenos Ayres Mail gives aq account of the safe arrival in the River Plate of the ship Norval, hum Glasgow, with nearly two hundred Settlers on bawd, for Mr:Ratans Reavirorres Land, on the River Plate. . They all appeared fa excellent health and spirits. HAZARD ARD Co.'s ORRAT SUCCESS l I—Yesterday, Nos. 1,179 and 6,501 (Class A.) were noes drawn Prizes of Twenty-five Thousand Pounds, and nova Sold in Shaie s by a.- LARD and Co. Raman and Co. ate the' 'Coutfictint for the New Grand Wine containing Six Prises-of £90.000, all in one day, October 18th. • Friday, Harriette Ann DriOaldson, a child between three and four ytirs pf age, who bad been standing on. a chair, and leaning oitt of the sesernd-pair front room.' Window; in .Edwardltriet, Portman-sqoare, fell with, great violence on. the pavement below. Her head sites dreadfully fractured, and she Wu otherlisemuch in- Jitykl. 'She was picked on' by a person passing by, end carried. intPthe boure., Th e mother was sitting at a n 2 other niOdowein the same room, attending to au infant in arms. The utifortunit *Odd wAs jessiediately ried . .toe surgeon on the yet, Who .adeised • its. being t‘kin to the btiddleses Fhich was.proniptly • , iinhe• where. after . linAering for ‘a few *ours, it. died, . . the injuries it-bad rectsvg h a®i b.u.niau efforts Its recovery. • . • • - • PIII: Altatr. One troop Of the 6th (iltualskineo) Dragoons, hat strived at Liverpool, from .//onchissor.. • • Tate Depots that ernbittked.ost board the Indus transport, from - the Tile of Wight, disembarked y esterday at Chatham. ' The Depots if the follOWing Regiments, viz, the 24, 3d, l3tb, 14th, , 247tb; 41st,-44th, 45th, 46th, 48th, 534, 57*, Nth, 526, and-87*, -are to he-stationed at Ch at h am . • Tisursda_y - the first Division of *e 7fltb Foot, embark e d for tinadc Tie 'seised Division was to embark next day. The fl ar Depot Com=l:he Itekment aid be removed to Scotl an d . • Tbwsodt embark at Cork fur Chatham in a f ew daft wangle tbeir.stri to Cork for that purpose.. 4,114 Ff I Ia dailp expected at Portsmouth , from Corfu: 4 4 tr• i=ports, after the dheinbarkatioo of the Regiment, will h. -Inittiediateay provisioned; and take out the 99th Foot to the hle A r Vratter, add house the Seth root. Two Troppoof tbe4t4 Dratoons have bike ordefed to mrd i from Maadtesta . Mr. KBAN MANCHESTER. FROM THE mAxcHisteit JOURNAL: : On Saturday evening, Mr. Keen made-his. appear. ance in Richard 11. instead of Rickard ill. as had i:en announced.—The house, with the exception of t 4 lower boxes, was much crowded. but principally b r males, there being but .a sorry display of • " beauty a-i fashion." Mr. Kean also took the character of Frt. derick Baron-Willigghttrst, in the Afterriece of Age 7c. morrow. When the curtain dropped ) a tremensloas uproar. took place, and cries of -" Kean t Kean!" ac companied with a loud clapping of h-shds, wh;ch con tinued 'for several minutes. At length Mr. Kean came forward, and addressed theaudience•ai follows: • " It Is impesslbie to withstand so gratifying a call ; particularly at a time whet ! the victopy part of the pleas are bribed to ruin professional reputation... If the press of this country be allowed to visit the public cbaractefs professional men with thepuni-hmen: ! due to their private Ontitthe arts and aelences of this country will very soon slow into indgnidasioce, '. redo* 'that I have been a "froward child;; het X have ripened me of my errot-(tremend otikappkitse)and I thiplait hard that I sbpokl receive such un abated and vindictive - persecution. I am driven (ran nay nativ e country, to whiehlt :net probably tievei return.-(Cries of" No ou-s-you &admit 11. have Vier found - Manchester my warm. eat friend and .advocete (loud applause), and I shall treasure in any exile the gratehd remembrance of the kindoesat have received at your bands.. In reference to "the'stigma which has been east upon me as a public cairacter. I would beg my.hivads to bear in mind, that we are none of ea 'Without our faults, In every station of life we 44 the mese of the entroptien of human nature. Even the great Ministers of State have their faults_-(iceappbuse)--and if we approach thefest ./the tlirritise, we shall find enema-(Lol'd ap. phase) I nowhiti you farewell for ever.-(Cries of" No—no we want hear that.”)ou have usi warmest wishes-fur your cm. fare and happiness, and I trust, that in my pilgrimage, should a cloud pass over me, the remembrance of my : Manchester Mends will operate li ke a s tun-beans i asid cheer away the taiilcning gloom:* (Load applause) FEMALE FASHIONS. !EOM LA BELLE • A asEmlittrit .Ifoll- SEPTEMBER. fitracuza Pecan Costmse.—A mund dtess,made partially Mei. Kim sic Narks; the colour terra arrgypte at the border are three Simms, rather broad, each pinked at the edge; and set on in a no. eel and btautifol mennp, jut scams,. tray opace forming the sea:- lopbl elegantly fitted. The flounces are set at equal, hut very MAC crow each other, and are aliheaded by a satin rat- Nime colour se the dress. The 'Corsage is laid in small and.fles @tartly to the shape. The sleeves tugged, and have attaa 'Tent : this latonei ng th i e s o nr si s i t k cvoisible each part o d f ia t m lle ar la c r t V e 7 :, : i l . =1 a . wronght silk-button. A double Vandyke &crate pate. Ovie the bust; suntteunted by a narrow collar of the same: s= appendages are of very fine India muslin beautifully A traesparent hat of '-white crape, bound with 'erre dlkoptesatsenet, and ornamented W•ith puffs of the ;ante, mingled with ethers of celestial blue ; and' a superb plumage waving ov. r the lift eideigimilsdng of two lasig white ostrich feathers ; the strir;,s this tasteful hat are orimitiai blew, and flues loose. Tlee hilt which Is much glowered on one side Is arranged In full curls, and no car, bargee over IC A convent erase of white corrieHart dependarl frent a hold of bait, a purple reticule of Gros Napier, with gold Wee mot slain ; a parasol of emerald-green, and slippers of Tel /SW. ltaiselle, complete MX truly appropriate and elegant dress. • BMWS Darts...-A dress of trepehline, the colour of the =TA. !ARM bunion, with two &sneer finished at the edges in small ilktiebessil with a narrow retdoes:ofoatin, the same colour as the RPM •. seer each flounce Is a double separate ornament of satin.eis .. 11 01 1 110iheste. The Catnap Is of aminiand access the bust is a folded iaof crepe-lime es In Cireasailmna. Tbe slams ate'terf abort . aid are formed df two flutings, meeting each !Our; these arts I crepe-lime, and to render them moredlitinet apt, consPieents, dangers bound with white Win, as the edge& meet, 'ellefterving a small portion of the sleeve that feriae the foundation nistiewarath. A rush of heed ribbon. with two - long ends, Li wont .with this dress; theribbos is of the MMi itelosir,bitt has a.stripti at.the idea of yellow. The Ink is short at the ears, and is arranged - 44 rich temple in full clusters of curia. Two light homier lait - r, bat very little elevated, crown the summit of the. head, mid aissengat thew and the curb are tastefully •entwined gauze of eagle golfer u the dress, cameos, andyearis. The ear-rings are ?( pearls sexia the foirrsof crisii the itetklace is a rids mass, Totiftfreg cite varimrsisthenocessistliag of tivistectiiiings of mall peach. The bracelets are of irohd net, 'very broad. and fastened tebb"eneal brooches; two are worn on each wrist oftethe &vet A.kefiled of the Use Isle,.without foliage, and the flowers *timed* lighter hie than throe °f lature. is placed on the left side of the • PROS( AtICERSIANra a ittPOSITOlill Og MITI, 17 ;1 11 . 1 l 0 S4tIce• Elotrinvo Daiss.--Dress of fine jasooot ma'am ornemmared with Ilse-colour side ribbon and clear book misalin; 4be cow fill and rather high, with three small roves of Oared be* nftsllskroind the top, rose-colour satin being drawn thtinigli i& nitro -root; lad tied behind : on each side of she bust, and aeatifslieftlaglt the waist, is a very full piece:* f book. Ingalls. drawn at four equal 'lngram" with rose-colour satin, of which. a Joop og bell is formed on the outside of each drawing. Long sleeve; Of an may fulnisk with three drawings towards the wrist; at the shoulder foerdithitindykes of book muslin made vary fulf,.aed drawn • Withivise;eakoirr Satin of the outside, each point fa treed to-the ideevrehy a roseredimr bow. —The border of the skirt, about a quarter of •yard pe 44, 4 : . prettily Composed 'Of very fail book muslin, wi t h drawinpntrose coliur sidn,terndnati n g . With hari • ttlii.; every other dreariest- teeing hist half the' height of tlle one, has a. very pleasing •effeet. Capear petering of the satnetese terial as the drew, reestled of from the front, whine it. fastened with en oral asiethpitliroUch, and trinunertround with twortioleioe bieh - Reedhi; rose-etisur satin being drawn Ibrargh one hat, Minined wish flowers; and roft-colont Liviti fine vole Lettees-edver gloves. and tnonacceshoes. • • Cnun's Dame-Dirk green Highland plaid dente; relle.cnignir tartan Moikinge • 'liklilaad cap and feathers. Evinfirso . Daa ss.—Azure crepe lime dress, over a white satin slip; the wimp rather bugled full, and arranged in small retain , Paistlieularplaits, of a sioderasenelght. and finished mike toiwitir a pale azure satin band. The sleeve short and full, with three atilt bands extending dotenseardefrinn the shoulder; at each end is a satin - Marguerite, and in'obi eentre.an ornament composed of sir satin leaves, - three on each:side of the band which conceals their IMse l The skin has two rows of a similar trimming. only •largery aail foe margoecitF is placcisl on the band filling tbespacnvehhrlithe carve lines of the leavm form ; beneath is a broad rouleme r . Azure satin sash. Hat A *deltrpefirine of white entre 414 apnea with elk cord, and ai button at each point ; the brim edged whitiOdie r eatinourd fine oarriw blued lace : the crown is sit •irsermede; each recess edged with satin, and a full blown Provencelrose %skids; a banquet, of rose bud s on eac h dd. of the crown. , The hair..in We* curb. Far rings of 'turquoise; inlaid necklace Mad bracelets of email pearl, and geld beads With ornaments of ridolet. fluid watch and chain, with Various fancy trlikets:•' *.tieng white ititgloia— ' Wilke aatin shoes.—ltainbow Abetted tattle feu. - • • • - . Tammy and YATFS ar -- grtat• kin ions: to lope, the Adelo4 Theatre with.. eck. it °spree . *** Mese enterprising Managers and Prorietuss t 1p4,1411 Mb'. • iteatd to we theouift res: '" ' • ' • VAVIRALL.--The finene s s of di.: we !titer Le'ltitg,:st ; drew sloossewetroirde to this fifty' hair,' fotfa it was, sod w e ll w ere . t h ey , aepaid-N--Nwlldhe itio& sgsen,listiV iipat could well beif . cagined. Air thedasalisevotte shtisswessisS *ea united in one, and so crown tls - • whole the hrAvocivollicage. truly magai ticeta •• 1