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iii 4; . r.. • .40:.°•bill r. ~, :ri• . 1.•. r " - 12.7W.] TfISATRE, STRAND. BY AUTHORITY' OF !RI . 10110 CHAMRSRLA Dr. Under the Management of .Idesars. TERRY and Y la The Propristors with sratitude acknowledge. the perfect ', K een which has attend-A the Production of the New linfletra. Its Effect upon the Audience is unequalled! And the entirely Novel Scene of the Tremeddoes Abyss and Certflagratiuthig Nightly received witlithe Cheers of the Audience.. TH IS EVENING, THURSDAY, NoVIO4IIIII . and daring tbo Week, • kVA be Performed a serious Barletta, in- Three Acts,-liken front the French, with entirely New Moppe t Scenery,. klachlatieli Dresses, and Decoration., tailed T4-1111TY YEARS; . OR, A GAMBLERS LIFE! • 1, i s D etissary to observe, a Lapse of Fifteen Years 13 supposed to occur between each Act. F I R$T - ACT -(1790.) Mr. Germane, Mr. Er.l.r!ere• • • Theodore, bit Son (aged 95), Mr. T. R. Coqnsp Warner, his Asiociate (aged a 7), Mr. Team'. Dumont,* Merchant (aged 40),-Mr. Gowns, Nina the Theatre Royal, livraarker, his Fourth Apparent:et here. Antoine, a Young. Merchant, Mr. Femme. aka of Marechausse, Mir. Magignity, Mr. S. U', Deals' at the Gaming Hotter, AID. Monis Valentine, ellenriat to Mr. Germane, Mr. Pulsate& Amtlh, Betrothed to Theodore (Aged Co). Mrs. Pore, lAte of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, her Fourth Appearance here. Leiner, her Attendant (agel 50), Mrs. 'lmmense. First Bridesmaid, Miss Taytoa. , Second. Dridesrnaid, 3./i-s A. UMINITT. " • &Ott and Gamesteith, Messrs. Rowland, King, Jefery,"s a W. Kies, Morri,, Hill, Leeds, Evans, Parker, &c. SECOND Act (1805). Theodore de Germane (aged 40), Mr. T. P. CoOtt,' Warner (aged fil), Mr: Dernsont (aged 55), Mr. Gamow. • • Antoine (aged.s7), Mr. Farris. .. Valentine (aged 45), Mr. Patiaura, Caries, a Jockey; 3.1 r, J. Ruitswor. • Amelia (aged 35); Mrs. Port. Louise (aged 45);airs: TAtisosm • THIRD ACC (1820). • Theodore (aged 55), Mr. T. P. CoOICIL • • Warner (Aged A 7), 'Mr. Tam. • ••• Albert, Son of Theodore and Amelia (Aged tst). Mr. Ulm Green, Landlord at the Golden Lion, Mr. 1:1111CMITO/Fl. 1 . Baptiste, a Traveller, Mr. Sounsa.s. /3abet and Garon, Waked, Messrs. Cooraa andlotts: • • Peasants &d. •• . Amelia (aged 50), Mrs. Pore. Georgette. her Daughter (aged 6) Mademoiselle Amami**. Madame Gurrll, Miss Dat.r. . . Alta which, a oew comic Burktea, called • FREAKS AND FOLLIES; OR, A. MATCH FOR THE OLD ONE! Sir William Franklin, Mr. Taste. Mr. Franklin, Mr. YATES. Tom Tripp't, Mr. Wagniscus. Doctor Growl, Mr. Gattors. Capt. Rawland, •Mr. r.auorr, Chouse, Mr. Saimaa% Waiter, Mr. PHIL/4M Ellen, Mrs. H. HUGH/LS. To conclude with the Nautical Burietta ot THE FLYING DUT,CHNIANI - - Principal °maxim by Mr. Tisza, )Jr. YATES, 31r. Jona Rama Mr. T. P. Coosa. Mr. Hauer& Miss WILLLS. . Mrs. H. Hunuari. Bates, 4s. Pit, 2s. Gallery, is. Doors open at Si:, comment et 1 Quarter before Seven. Ralf price at llalf.past Fight. CONTRACT FOR TRAIN OIL AND PALE BEArIOIIi NAVY OFFICE, Nwerniter rug PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COL% MIS- A l b SIONEES of kit gdwart NAVY do iwroby gis Nouse, - That oti TOIUSIMAT, tbetillid instant, at Oat oTio4t, that, will lee ready to treat with such PClOOlle as may be willing, to Con; tract for supplying his Alajessfs several Dock Yards with • TRAIN AND PALE SEAL OIL , A distribution of the Oil, and a Form of the Tender, may be seen at this Office. No Tender will be received after Pue &Clock on the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party, tor an Agent for him, attends. • Every Tender most be accompanied by a Letter achieved to the Navy Board, and 'ivied by Two mmoosible Bemoan, engaging to become bound with the Person Tendering, W. the no et atIIPO. for the due performance of the Contract. EVER ANXIOUS TO 'Pa:EVENT 1MPOITIO24; DAY and l'.4ltTlN respectfully inform the Public they have, alter much labour and at a very considerable ex pense, brought td perfection a Label of such singular construction and extreme dilhzulty of execution, that they trust will effectually pretest the many Frauds that are daily practised on the Public.-- Obtuseness to the following description of the Label will ensure ' , the genuine Blacking prepared by them.. 'A pattern like Lace of a pink colour covers the principal part of the Label, the' names of Day and Martin are printed, in white letters edged with pink and black, and placed on a white ground the address, 97, HIGH-tit i llOßN. • is afro white lettiors edged with pink rnd black, but placed . on the 1 5c9ettern, the signature anttprice 'at root are black on a white 'nand, the preamble' and direetrons for use - are printed as befure slack letters Go white ground.,-97, High. Holborn, Sept. likt3. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, RASING HALL4TREET, 1.0-11011110 W. . J. L. West, Albemarle-stieet, Piccadilly, coat.merchattr... :. 3 1g T. Kuigkt, Cole Harbour-lane, Surrey, saiith G. Fenwick, Grosvenor-mews, Harsuwer-eapiare. ex. lulls.. 3 1 J. P. Liwford, Newington, Surrey, ironmonger 3 11 It. T. Elliott, Ipswich, linendraper . ....... 3 11 S. 11.1 es, Heurietta.street, Cilwent.gardeu, bookseller 2' A M.,:talieu, Cobhain-place, Finsbury-ovate, ages* swt broker w. Surublow, Acre-lane, Clapham, mater-matins .. 210 J. Knit, Great Catubridge.strett, Ilackneproasl, bulkier... 2 2' /Cam r, Crosby-row, Walsworth, baker W. Moore, Upper King street,' Ill o omsLury-sq. cordwainer 1 11 Stspkt, Newman -street, Oxford-street, music-seller....— t 11 11- Austin, Cottagelrowe, Mile-end Old Town, brickmaker 111 r. Wilson, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, perfumer . 111 Dodson and Cu. Kushy.green Kent, corn.chandkrs T. 141"brocd. K enn i ngton - cross , coach-master 1 11 Wslille, Lad-lane, silk-manufacturer . . W C * l)44,4ll , l legent—treet, gait India shawl.warelsouseman 1 1 I .H. Streawicke, Covest.garden•matket, fruiterer 1 2 DIVIDNADS. C. Cater, Uitt 'd n ge, linendraper ll W. Curtis, Dock-bead, Surrey, lineudraper ..... 1 i Blackman, Cidgweli, Essex, timbermerchant...... 11 • &or, Suutit-ru.v, New.roaid, Samers.town, bookseller ....» 10 Rom bt Upper Par k.plate, Dorset-square. atedusaker 10 Clemency, Truro, Cornwall, cabinetmaker ..... 12 • Fowler, Birmingham. grocer ..... •-••••••• • 10 ' A hndhaut, Norfolk, carpenter ............................»... 31 lialtby and Co. Gutter.line, lace-manufacturers Cram, Southamptott.street. Covent.larclen, coach-master lO Smith, Gordon.house, 11 Kentish-town, bookseller Bayky, Nlacclesaeld, silk.throwster ........... •••••• 11 Farr, Bread-street, merchant SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. ~„, tituam Dirom, wright, Edinburgh, to be examined. In the Clerk's Office, on the 15th and 27th Nu+. at noon. Thomas :in ford, II onnionger, trustee. John Itnelfe, ironmonger, Gramma:het, Edinburgh. to be es,. in the Sheriff Clerk's Olfice, on 15th and 29th Ne.. 4. at noun. hn llay, agent, tru.tee. Anbert Alungall, dictiller. at Mile-end, near Glalgow• Crbdltnrs meet, in the (Ace of Taylemand Garda, r, 90, Nelson-street. on Noventber,at tWo o'elisek., to instruct James Tayler, writer, trance. same. Dickson. ironmonger, &C. Lanark. tube examined, in the liff acre. (Mi ce , on 15t h an d 27t h November, at two o'clock. mi itora to meet, in the dike of Stephen Gray, writer, the trotter, .t 2 b:12 Noe. and 12th Dec. at three o'clock, to choose COMMIS. - otett• aainis to be /...t.ged before 19th Joky. • • • • • 4 7 '" - • . _ • Tlitit-t VIIENCIVC*; - rt vo.to rr • • . • ch K' St T. CI iI F IV, A ▪ T. Ai • T• G T. S i IV, G. Fi 1 Wi SSeti • Craw jlll Jul • Ili azun. Mn Plan tr , mt isth the tf JAI &tit ern] 'ace. Is9sCl6Si te4 !):e . adthiisunk PROW 7Ua OATILTTR DR PRAM' CONSTANTINOPLEO.Ocr. 10. On'the 4th of this, month, the Mewled, or 'nand% my of the birth day of the Prophet, yeas celebrated Jul 'a solemn manner by the Sulu Wrio wele va - 4 • tan... Op rand pi cession with the Court to the Mosque of Bart Achm 1. imi,est a great concourse of people. • • • At the beginning ()I:this month ap . Envoy float I Khan olauchasia arrived here, who AO renew I :homage o( his master to•tht• Sultan,. and to bring . bjcw presents as successor of the Caliphs.—Austrian • • •It is related here, that lkrahim . has promised tNe' .Baropean Admirals only to slacken his operarietifilittte till hrslinellreceire ttesh Instructions from.ConstanW . nople from . 4lessndria. 'When we ciinsider the. onettand; the ottseard conduit'a the Polte, we most believe that it has give* order s to lbraihim not' tnuliel itisy this g to stag Lim ; but that if, on the otlibr Irand.• vie pay'aftention to the .viSiblc embarrassment of th - great men of the Ertipire, - since " the public: is asiit . ted4 that the treaty of I.oncline menace,•sre, iltFPOsatltat Bliiihritii,vriithasitteeceived orders to ittvlbe disk suitable swisanrw without. embarrassing the Porte... Ii is said alw.tbat. the, Porte has beet, in-, for,•neti not oplj by Ibrahim, of his iti;erview with .the Lso Admiral; but also fl Mr. ' Stratfotd CanMog; wftb tort adintage of the vpparrlutitytn renew the proposali of wrediirian. -Coma GaidleMinot is aid - to bay e4snade,;throsigis his. dragomate. a- similar proposal to theltris li t tfaindi.;, • ~ . We letup .- fit . ins the, Akchipelagn that the 4reeks are preparing ip eipeslifioli 'against SciO; this creates the greater surprise,' ai entilesWf the Ascr are shewn here, by sirbicte'she Consmitteeof•Government has accepted the armatietsiffered byltheallies. ltst.e,masecoence . JC an..article ot . the Bucharest,, of, AVr.apan.wlofh,retirs to the Inj'y.of Bucharest,. twe 'eoninassieriers, vine tor "frussia, the ' other for Vtirlsel. are gone to regulate 3orrtC r(ctiffcations of the .frontieh It is said that M. Minziacky, the-Coristil;G k , at Bucharest. intends:twirl to Jassy on. some basidessaon• • 9cf.Le4-. 141,0*.ir-Auga.barg Gazette, . isucuAngivr o op, is 1 . . Nothing . decisive froiti Constantinople • It meats c>f troops in litssarabla, which Ate rttaYded here, have prodeted - such a sensatien at Jassy, thststhe ilospodar of Moldsri4 istevapplied to Mold oziiCky for informatign on ther,subjrct, The fitter is said,to have answered Ilia), thlt circaussiAnces rendered these move ments necessary, but that the Itussians would not pass the Truth, unless ttie Turks should themselves enttr'thel principsliti:.s. The B 'yards of Meiji , /it seem nineli.ro' contribute to disseminate all sorts of alarming reports. --ilarpluerg • PARIS, Nov. S. Three three-deckers have been launched this year al' 'Ciierburg, where several frigates and large steam.boatsl are now building. There' we now on r the stocks. at, Cherburg, two. three•cleckers, and two of 100 guns,l riot two.) decks.- . 1 • . Inuai CTISTITUTIOI9IIa.. - . . . . lIADR4O, OCT, coaassroanturea ) - The Queen eat kW =Tribe i 'RIO* Morn-. Trig. of' 'the 24th _ red 'it foi Intiene3t, • escorted merely by a small detachment-of tha H.Lcly Good and Itoyal.Carabiniers. TheP.inces continoe at the Esco• rial..whence they .will not come to Madrid till the .sth of November. The Infant bon FrauciscO de Paulo hal hired a Lox at the Prince's Theatre for three months, in order to be present at the Italian Opera, and another lbox at another Tnearte. Ages have: passed since boxes have been bired,by Princes hese. . . . The lollossing is a literal copy of the famous decree ofyriiich 4 spoll in my last leiter ; it is addressed to M. Salazar. President Sif the Council of'Ministi-rs. who has'tostutiliniCafed it to his colleagues. •This• decree is Otis eiprefsed . the Secretory 9( State fos: the,De7 partment of Grace aid Justice )1* written to me froni, Ta:r4gona as follows under date o) .the secret manner for my v ia, R na In order that I might take proper ' mea sures for the exeCuiiciri tifelent" 4.11 e little zeal tlisplAyed for solne time past in the purification of the officers sad seri , sins employed under' lie. Constitutional Government, h a s bqen, „die 4e4soP tom, to the great scandal of the nation, snany,;pertOns hive been re-establi,lied in their post fir in Off more im;sortant, who openly acted pricier thelaid Gti• vernment, and who . pursbed i reinkrionary coinsetrt wards" the loyalatid feithftil serSpantrof theMitik.• de-iroue of remedying this evil / tibias in-Wiles the mind& orthoce Who sllfreie d 4hringith/t #l46llw!s -epoch of the Custitutidn, and which•nsca*na : other is of,a very seiinui 14.1 1 11 as tietersuiried that in faure no indifriduaf, aho in flte :.- fitst instance shaft be creclareitlmpurifiable;shsilVeverifie employed and-that those persons who, being found_ iim d ur ifiable in the first instance, and have been in the .ve`' Bond, shill have beenpinstated id theiiJotmer.offices, or .hall have obtained otbers,he sought out and removed. n By order of 'the King; and in a setiet 'manner, I communicate to you this for'yensr guide;and in order that you may take the proper measures for carrying it into execution. (Signed) " CALONIARDL "1 impart this for your information, in so tar :as it concerns your department. • . Madrid, Oct. 22. (Signed) • 4 IM. SALAZAR." Notwithstanding what t said in my last, the Minis- ten have since , resolved to send this decrre into the provinces; but they have subjoined to it instructions which tend to stay its execution till the receipt of the reply to the representation which they sent to the King at "rarragona. • • Tbe di.r before yesterday the garrison of Madrid. was all night under arms, without s►ay person knowing the reaso,n ; the only cause to which it is attribuosk_ss, that the repotts which the police received ft . nn) the roving, of,La Mancha some days back 'retie - very aliwtoingi 'lad it is certain that the Government dread a seneralexplosion in this province i s► .Avour of the i. surgeon of 'Catalonia. Yesterday, there arrived at the off►ce of Grat:e•at►d Justice, a circular from M. Calomarde, atectivrr all the uibunils and justices of the kingdom td Itttr - in execution the dec►ee against those individuas who have belonged to secret societies, and who did not de•i nounce themselves: in other wads, they ale tequirea , to arrest such persons, in order that they - rtay be stied And condemned to de,th. lite canons Perez and Boaltez; who ate both mem, bets of the Junta Charged with• the cumin:aim o f t h e atchitts of the late seCtet societies, .vith the dentncia ;store,. They accordingly . departed. These two canons, one ccwhom, Perez, had b-en sent on a commission into Catalonia, by M. Recachn, to discover the origin of the troubles in th - at piiiikaist, are generally reputed to be Moderate men. 1617141/IC-t OT-ANOTHER PRIVATE LITTER. M. de B Illasteroa, ythz, i. out of danger, after hay ing received lately .extrerne uciftion ). has sant in hi , resignation; but it is • stiknied'tkat not yet b Laccepted. - Meanuctiile; it.' de s..laiar hits theiortjetrilk Frn4 the finances uptil...tbe , perfect recovery. of M. de Bellasteins. • • The Wish legation has be n, ever sind tlinAth 4:fr this iii constant cumsbuniCation with tbt They' . dOiatched to M . S . Xcjeity a rnesse thi - day beflgre yes:erJay. - 7 . A General CisneJtii; ;"who a cciinOottlCafog the'rebels; and . Ayr .a&gcvstd es ders.ti gale licaestie l : earls kmt beiA at vrisci Weft pat into Carthil i en34 He staccettled iw eitieng, 'and arrived Clanae;tinely at 411adt14, ?he Nliqi.tet of . .Wat . .lliiritt,t' learnt that he was in the 4alict , cal, ka was diyeUvefed, and lent 'I) Seville; to - the alai of Genial Rtietad.i. DUTCH Pct PEItS. PR ANN FORT, Novnma 2. The piracies of the Greeks daily increase. Admiral Codringtnn has directed the ships under his command to carry into Malta all Greek ships which shall ventdre to captureE•iglish merchantmen that have no conyabacd goods on board, such as ammunition and provisions for the Tut ks. The clews of these vessels are to be consi:. &red as prisoners of war. By the letters from Constantinople of.the 10th of October, it appears that the. Divan was much ember rarued.by the Armistice . concluded by Ibrahim Pacha. The capital was, however, perfectly tranquil. The exercising of the new troops is continued with great activity.. notwithstanding the advanced season, and generally in the presence of the Sultan there, and also frequent reviews of cavalry in the environs of the city. : An expedition is fitting out at Constantinople, which is to be composed of a corvette, six brigs, two schooners, end-several smaller vessels and transports, which is to sail to Mitylene and S.:io, under the command of Cholil Capudan, because news has been received that several Greek vessels are cruizing near Scio and in the'Channel, between that island arid Tschesme, in order to hinder the sending of reinforcements thither from the Conti nent, in which they have succeeded ; and it is feared that they_ will not he content with a mere blockade, hut that they have formed a project against Scio and Mity , lent, Which is said to have been contrived at Syra ; and, for the execution of•whieh Colonel Fabvier and his re gular troops have been sent for. - ROT FRRDI Nov.,. The first nine chapters of the .Code of Political Prop ceedings in Civil Causes, are nnw.printed and distributed among the Members of the Second Chamber.. These nine.chaptees cnnsist of 572 .artieles. . • :IHis Majesty the King is expected at Amsterdam tb-rnorrow, and still hold a Levee on Wednesday. • THE HAGUE, Nov. g. Their. Royal Highnerver the Prince and Princess of Orange and children arrived here today. BRUSSICI.S, Nov. s. A lettefTrom Ostend tf theist, says, that' in the pre; ceding night a great hurricane from the North•west tad caused the tide to rise to a very great height, Viz. seven inches 'Whir the 'high flood of 1808, and 22 inches below that of the 4th 61 February, '18'25. During the Storm two ships ran aground. The first was the Nether: laneship Harmotty,'Ciiptain Miller ; from Dordrechno 11 .rennes, which is entirely gone tO pieces ; . the Atha' the English Pcst OfEce packet, the Ectripe. Captain Sherlock. ' The mail and the crew were - saved, and it is hoped that' the 'vessel may be got off. • • - ••••••FREPGII GAMING HOUSES.• • ' 'N'lteAt stIRROn. illehivinunks,lwbeet cheaters meet, and iOZeitTOODIIIIIII Ott of ''thfolll.llSY.-I.eno Haapeay. Sesta with a guinea, and end with a mortgage.—Cumanicaxn. ' • • '• • - What shore than fluidness relgrla,• • When low altars sitting Dian hutitireds drains, • WheAnnt enough is left hint tp supply 13olitTii4tes, or i fontltratrW&ry.—DaYnrtia .towhig lisks also,, a tolly,and leave nip a hilavet--q4)3q 111111MIt : . *TAO* VAints .d4kYs ! . if°lltifit.' 44he excels kfl.% gtunios ii cipti it 4 intong Abe Isigkr citelekogAhisccinn 7, try; but 'Covelf doubt presint exPOOioris of sqch entilittfl Yin a'neighMB?iAgisitfoit the desii4 effete &" 4 ” " • • Popisiii` - prvidicei• SirenrltAtiliare''prints to combat.; but every orte'allo forosierva .filtrit 1110 M, thit iii 11 . 41r-toile• for gamin, the k'encli and English' - Chai4trer"let• widely•different. In France, every one Oars at cardi; br dorninoes;*and . .allhitife is thezlay,'lll.+lrity• cafe, wine•shop, and road-side inks thiougtit , utihetountty. I remember ter have frequently seen, in tliewine-sh-ps ht Paris, carters . in blue.smock-froclts4Thviiagdtseearte and dominoes over a bottle of vin ordinaire at elesen o'clock in the raorningiipartical*lyh t ins-Abe4neigliboutilood of the mat kers. In, Oglaniool . o i 4911(11O11 ES would be il•- • ieft4 l, at:d the victualler it)-..alloweii them in kis hause would probably * be:de/41'1W of ll i i ficence. • In hanceislretl'oittfflrlltyettr . billiard's-llays tier"' irillagelhars hi-1)4141%f tsblVskirtme of which it - almost:as frequent an asticle•of.... fusehate..in. private. boasts, as . ,piersirturtes are in gng1 j ,n4, 4 a951 the sign of two maces crnssed,And the inscriptions raft at Billiards are as coin mon over the wine•hodtes inlie provinces, as chequers , formerly %%ere in'our OskretrObAtty .townv. " 1 feinting& meeting with a dorlittrif adveuture'daring my last rrsi-' Jame in Paeis.ts Usse.morning..whileiautely. stalking in-Rue Monists a ue,.l. a ai acrptadla, ,Frenfl by are . Speaabil diessed wan. Ap i parenll7 , 4sout fifty, wfir inquired of me the situntien of atrtlif (tot Ise'tfis momeni I do not recoll: rt Ilse bans?,` r replied lisat. htivg a. fOrsiigner,l - .ecisrlil- not a ffordisiswe:the Jet s:40 : infenmatien. at the 4,,erpe.Ainuctoleinfig,.lyint9 the le t r..4, . shop. 1-le did n t folloivnny so;:gessino t. but almost' sit the if ery instant my.era,coagtrettr Aaaiirol suera for a isicis4l.osati..jiisc Sligisitilsl. : : The. gnaw' I• they told me s i,bitt.kting ottta v . s_sh:4o) was anaioua to see theimeigie ' *the and ivat ' rhettieding lii a fir;ndt.V!i6liiit abotit stiief, ivho had promisecl-0 &Ocala lainwstsirr4s.. iiolVtoilit n y aF sesidenct•r•nehtelitlsti:adiog<4c•.lltuz. ."` myself and one pr s two of my friendi. We eccor,d- i , iiigly entered a .ecculd rate cafe when I 'made up to t* 'garcon ,nd delmatrier) of him Whether r•rders for . view-, ing theluelleries were to be obtained there? he made no reply, * but ni ft ieriit•of the street, who had by this time partly ascended a staitci4 at the extrernity.'otthe room, beckoned , and anxiou s ly hyratight me to accOrn isanyhim. I dicLso, notwithstanding I was aware that. Paris, as well as Loikdon.had its... frauds.", Wientefi• ell a large ro• m, the fitkt impression of which,•Osaowit • inch, would have been that cf terror. I", thecentre ,:slood a handsome. billiard table, over a hich were Its • . 01 4 . ii* limps with reflectors; .the wills Wye papereakill, ta t dry•Fieffir tote, the cieling black • .with smoke, *Os the wfiofe Tooth but indifferentlY lightod a ith'a dispro • • : trot •te a:•11 duity wiudirsit..the dolir, too, seemed planu : d for 7eeenrity, having a Fargq:eti andttwsr.biakts inside, but exhibited znarftsisEecent repair fr dm' einl'ent ir a store. In hiwt)•• 004. witt:ul.l. '4°,4'4°9B" the plare, Whicli **if libt: ' by .1y: companion meeting with a Oarther s ...i•FTom ' their •nonsersarion- I learned they yreritratirfoirigreers, and were w aning for a f s ricitd to bring tfito . 'rders to view the 'place. so that all the s ory was ,as yet in beeping, and I was larroduried as a suitor for the 'same favour. ' My ' lowa ''.. in waiting" showed mush impatience. complaincd• of c Ild,, and • politely risked me to 'take *i ota,s of ' liqueUr with them ; at the same lime taking up the mace and beginning its amuse them . - Leives at the billiard table. I looked .on ; titer ask ed me to join therm . ; I declined; and professecl...igoor ince of the gigue ; but their importurlitieshecam4 more 'pressing, and at last troublesome. Not a w or d further .as said cf the palace admission. I now jna!ge'd it time lo take my leave, and advancing towards the door roe Aat . parpme, I percei ve&my companions moved-.also; 1 prfited bribe hint. and ,seizing the• handle of toe 'door, thanked them 'for oiiii ci4ilit t , 'a l dred the* I :ootild Wart no longer, Sa t wOntd,eall ti'half ,ao4s*—i leaped dobm the'stairs. and "did not stop till I reached' ‘ , . • • ue.Sfantinartre. - 1 afierwirdi learned this was a coo . Mon'street•ltick in Paris lb deco y Stringers to the bil: hard table , and had I taken the mace totand, it would most probablihave been at the expense of a good skii 7 Wei for my coAripaoions, as a smart for my crWity.: ' : A few evenings subsequent to this conarnoMpbate ip 'cident, 'I strolled into a; fiouse cf play in the X'Al - A is kyal, the situation having been previoney' pointed out to me bY a fr)eirm( 4 . • lire enirance was thro u gh •a narrow passage by * siliersrnith'S Shop, on the ground floor, at the end of which a strong light shone through the figures denoting the number of the house, largely cut in tin; alas! thought I. a fatal num ber to many thonsands. On the principal landing, being :that above the entre :di story, [gently tapped aka hand snore door,'Wh ch was aloacht .as gent ly .opened. my friend (for I Was not alorrel, having dep •sited .hit hat _and stick with the garcon, was allowed to ; past. btu I .w.as,,, stopped , (or v. ant of nitiskiin; till assy4iug. him [bit I wasp der than he to•:k sue to ,be; and o:English in • n—l was also prro:tte.l.M.pa'st. - %%e -44 ! meted a-small room;irtrsebithwas a imitate:fable • surrotinged by players, a d Well sOkiii.:' this communic a ted . by I/aiding-doors with 'a '?SiaCions tilifoU, , iiitit a . 444ible seine foe Trente et-um, or Itouge et Noir,Vroiin; Which - were .reat4 the Players, behind whom Szcod a fr;,* fir4of... crt, ands ill fewer young men. whose *stakes a ere 4 .iesis 'and tar between,'—probably those of cautiou. adeen. totem or no pecking at the arstfruits 0f ... p1ay. 1 .-;" . No.b:ng is better described in books than die folly_ ~, • ,f gaming, ...Ad the sufferiagS of . its victims ; latir,:lll t s Virgil, is Ilks picture cf" Haven, they fall , shsrk in' c 1. 7 - scribing_their eatasfes; a failing on Are : right side t ,or. perkips puApostly Aide, for the . bappiness of mankind, .The seated elthprs; s hilre,seergeto .b s quite a t „. l3clit?,, some . picking up their WasO)eons and fi ve !tat* AiAA- 1 , - ; 'sod others recording the issues of the. game, irid'illU s s,- tieing the doctrine of chances, by, pricking holes in cards. A deathlike stillness .prevailed,...ratimpted only by the monotonous "result o(. the neat-.tzl:k the cards; •and the . bewitching; tringl.E . ,sioteillittent chink of gold and silver. The succeis;rl.l.4-svin ners was as • silent as thet' disappoir.tr•ent 'nli the losers; neither joy nor grief ditiptaying-itself-Otherivise t han i n an 'almost moral ted tifitersenn ttri'-ititiftertkocos of tie seated playertirr 'orpo'nteairrre proclatedisy ill health' and in•erfteigyrkTely iti• ifs to`etioteirt *tie!. feeli . ngs.. I rook is '2(511'144ft one erilfr. - 4 the table . - -• As the PAM 10//al-turf be svinsidered the eenteelowists .4 die sweisseesteitseow gasibling.bouses, It will fiat bitinelktvik so 'give 'brief sketch of.tker— .. . .... . . * ' -•• %+ .. The apart nods which they occupy .aioetwo ell' first: Muir. and ire 'very "parlous. ' Upon asleoding the staircase is an artreehinsber; in 'winch. ere prisons cialisl briWerlogeria (holt dogs); whoueoffice it iota prevent the entrancp. of certafn marked inallvidoals, 'b i r e same roam arc men to rTceitre hats, unolorellai ‘ &c. who givy. as•nuttler, Which is restored upon going.mot. . ' The aidechamlitv leads to the sevt ral gaming rooms; fornisfied with tables, round. which .re seated the indiiidbeli playing; called !mites (pointers), such .of .whons is furoished whil e- a Lard and &Ott to mark the rouge, and noir,..or thejnosulter, in older to togulitolds game. At each end of the table i . " a man callarlbauf•as gad*, who pushes uito the bank the money lost. ' In thgifilddlenf At , table is a matt who draws the cards. 'Am .goetsoit w: tialef,gtiso trigs of Louis XIV. weiF 'called &goer! de'boutstyLpi me totems); they. are now, denominated tailless: . Aft . ekhalritig dreivra, the'sar!l•oolv7 mate known the resgkt as flpers—litma Angie:et ttatkit e ptri . floiege/rvi et co*Pt ti•her..:' . : • . - :• - - . At tutdeste.-itte saime it t dllose-ivhout the ball in-Atotlon ; hnd _ announce the result. • .'' . ' , ...d, . . 4 •At paw dit; . every time. the.arc are thrown, 'the failklars ..ild . lw setatote how many she perm% .pf.iffs has gained. . Opposite the tadtevir, and go hietight aid left, are personictall*d ni• tipiera, whose business it is to psJsd to collect money.' .' Behind the tondo es and erottpiere ale, inspectors; to see that too 'flush is ass given. in payment, besisiii ad Indefuolte number ofpeoret inoprctors, who are only, kuiswn tfotheysloprirtora s , Then! are pit s at de swine, wbo aresalls4 to &eh)/ dhputesi and itsethinius A de fa chembre, who furnish cardaso chef ~ and serve thein• *Wit beer, At. which is to. he had gratis. Di' er, thereA a grand • pulley. to whotuThe apartments, table t s, et c: long. ~, . 1. yfla en a stranger enters these aparttno , will soon Lod near ithil some obliging men of marine age, w ho,wittPistnir erpr!dence mod argocity.proirer their advise. As thestratleiserapyilectll undr P. w,aod thy: owa.g ‘ anse, if theirptesteges lose, the mentorsivasoish.; but ,If -they win , the counsellor com es near e r, cot i g i atu l stes she happy player, insinuates that it was by-following his advice that roma* . . oled-itts4otm,sini finally . _ —• ' c ,sw ; •' - •• 7. ~.... - - P: : • rt- 1, - .. -.-- , • „ - • - • ••'. .5 . • • t . . 1 % .... . . - ... - • . , • ~.. ' . A ...• . l' . . ' 1 • *". - I ' .' ' " .! • , ql . :-. - . • .44 1 . • 1p f 4*",,/,.:::/. - -.. . . . . . . • , ~.:... . -. ,- 4 . 4 , ;•Oce.AV, ... ..- (' ') * .... 11 . * q. 41•11.11 . 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' in them archives tcr have . belonged to, suchsocieries, re- hiving been; a few days pre;ions,:dis.ipptiatedin rle tags Mersa di ov. 6.- calved an order yesterday to leave Madrid immedi- %am! Oject, when he otter • d al-o to procure adibiiston :•Arki?Fr• 1q• . ' i;le - d-ftw4s,m,ani ['Rally sneered*. in isorrnwing a•ankall atinai i nk Wintry on Itouour.. blany.o!the,, lotatitetkitaveap °shy mode 41" tieing. - • • .. -. •• , -., weiwa A . lbere is likewise another •rbrn,:qurniiheleskiflaktiOlfie, tlmissber des b'cislss,Which Is tia fronNbEilig, th e nowt tbibly.praNelL' 4 • The bank pays in . eed.) , isoney elerralccentp,a4e.pndairrapa, he luainka with •woo&ajinarrpowtv4,l : aijed , 41 ,01% , flew"' :ittua of the o , ,uws tulihia soet t Sliciateld • , . filluelwr won and lost vet y h.otiriiillist,l4:ll.b . 4 , ion of I r atilrby the iitikilarmtei. - 7 : . '•;:ti . ; , ' szt e. -711 1 0. ' 4-3, " - `!`here are two gaining . 4raffieltilahalW allieptilikdo; 4: Option than t tve, . ItheW“illnerstekortopersanir Lilo, and vrto;" F t , ritiaSitifts siftwv gib* , - , • . •. . • . • . 1 ~ • _ . ..,