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'He Mall live; *cote the E 'self to the wife of Prince Trouhetzkoy, who in sought refuge in the house of a fore go . dor, his brother-in-law,—' he shall live, since and of life.' 1 ;i said that at St. Petershnrgh, the intriguers ..., make the soldiers et/ • Coostantine for ever ! • . i titution. for ever!' and as the soldiers, not ' • what the Constitution was, sheaved some °opts. • '1 • ! intriguers, taken unavra-es, 7 nswered that ;t rife of Constantine. Then the deceived soldiers y I nnstatitine for ever I Constitutirm for ever I' imperial Highness the A re hdok - F er di nan d o f •.; ~ ,ut fro Vienita on the 11th, on his mason to ;but ph. r. oi t, i i • Gland Duke of MecklenStorgh Schwer;ft, and o rave Leopold of Baden, have also set ou t f or _ 'burgh. The Margrave will also go to T 4. i - 1 , 0 extirsso,to the Empress Dwager the interestt • lie: ju?t - iffiiction-hy the whole Grand Dudialt of which she is a:memlavr. • •i • at accounts from Odessa announce that there are him , . , r d ig the Faure.* Elizabeth." . - • PARIS, JANUAILY 21. t i 1 I dish Baro..et his been tried by the Tribonal. . 1 1 Ilona! Police for swindling. Las t Au gus t h e • 1 M. Michaud, carriage and harness-usalter,. I • : tmartre, to purchase a haird•orne carriage, to 1 si gavemeant to put two floe hot ses which he h a d ii ht. The bat gain being concluded, he a. , i M. Delessert, his pretended banker. Bat M. s !: having presented his check.for payment, found 1 Ira(' been cheated. The C'w't sentenced the . 1 o o a year's imprisonment, to pay a fine of 3,000. 550 francs for 0 e price of the carriage, and I s damages. , FROM TUR MONITRUR OF M MOAT. , I VIENNA, - I ANOMILY 9. ..., nentioning the mission of Turkish negotiators' td-quartrrs of Ibrahim Pacha, to ende +your to' ne arrangements with the k-is added; , 1 affirmed, however, that England and its agent; 1 ✓ to paralyze these mewl 4tions, and that . the overnment wishes to arrogate to itself a kind i nacy over Greece. This disposition of Eng. • not a little contriboted to the measure which has just adopted ; lor,ootwithstanding all the ' 1 'eclat ations of the English Charge d'Affitires, it -''s i the British protectorate of the G-eeks, and is , o ! that the dim ts of the C tt , iret vi - Lontl:m ten+ . ..et. It believe!, alv , ,th..t the mission of Mr.• Canning has the sante ohject. PARTS, JANUARY 23. • i om St. Petersburgh of the 6th hos hem received at' e oath bad been taken at Blobilow tra.the Emperor . • . • FROM THECOUIIIRIt FRANCAIS.• I PARIS, Jaintanv CS. .. i l reatening Proclamation of the Emperor Nicho. l each Europe that new ideas, and the ciesire of • I 1 ' political guarantees and improvement 4 in the ent. have made greater progress than was - Being there, they cannot be rxtirpated, for - itrknot be discharged against ideas. What .• : i revolutionary passions, belong only to the he people, and the mass in Russia is inert. It re only the Aristocracy who guarantees, who , I 1 wdatianasu and anarrhical." Tn.. RIPLCiAn , • - d . 0 1 : 1 4.? • • •. • )$ . ``✓ r f Ric svmmti. 12,160.] THURsDAY, 3ANJ:ARY 2d, P,26. • •ADSLPfiI tHEATRE,. STRAND. IT AVICHOiIii THIB LORD CRIAMIIRRLAIN. tinder the Management of the New Propeietota, Alemrs. TERRY and YATES, A:111 - -OFFICE. January 24, 1816. CHAPLAINS' BOUNTY. M ONEY being in the hinds of the Treasurer of his Majnsty's Navy to pay the Bounty for the Year 1823 to such Chaplains of the Royal Navy as are entitled thereto, under his Majesty's Order in Council, bearing date the ist February, 1765, Ist February, 1754, and 22d October, 1802, and who have been entered upon the list, ,by virtue of the papers they have re spectively transmitted to this Office.—Notice is hereby given that the payment of the same will commence at the Pay-Office, Somer set-Place, on the Ist of February, at Ten o'Clock in the morning. And it is desired that in future, the Chaplains entitled to the Bounty, will, as soon as it may become due, cause their Affidavits to be delivered into this Office, in order to expedite the payment. COMPI.F.TION OF MAD. Dr. GENEJS* MENIOIRS. This day were published. embellished with a Portrait of the Au thnr in her Younger Drys, pric. 16.. and in French, 14s. EN10111.6 OF TUIE COUNTESS DE GENLIS. 171 Vols. 7 and 8. Bring the cimclusion of this interesting Work., Printed for Henry Colburn, removes, to 8, ticw Burlington- street. in paper, to beneficence , are now confined They are - distinguished pernr him- " had in vain Ambassador he is so fon( I THIS EVENING, and Chiring the WEEK, will be 1.. priaduced a NAUTICAL MILO-DIANATIC BUILITTA, called TIIE PILOT; OE, A TALE OF THE SEA. TOUNIDZD ON 'MN NOPITLAIL NOVEL Or THAT TITLI. List ye Landsmen all to me-SEA Sono. This day rig published, To Three Volumes post Svo. price 275. THE LAS t' MAN! A ROMANCE. By the Author of Frankenstein. 0 Let tio man seek Henceforth to be foretold what shall befall Him or his children "—Milton. Printed for Henry Colnurn, removed to 8, New llurlingtott-street. 4 6 It is said wished to ti•e C.•nstiti knowing w 1 :hints, the was the w•. cried, Const " His Ir Ette set et S►.. Petersh, With entirely new Scenery, Machinery, Drenes, and Decorations. The whole produced under the Direction and Superintendance of Mr. T. P. COOK E.. The Pilot, Mr. TERRY. Lieut. Barnstaple, Mr. YATES. 1.-mg Tom Coffin (the Cockswain), Mr. T. P. Comte, Capt. Bourroughcliff (a genuine Yankee Riglar), Mr. J. Races. Captain Manson, Mr. NIIRTDITH. • Colonel Howard (in the American Service), Mr. F.iratre. C:rtain of the Alacrity, Mr. S. SMITH. Serj. Drill, Mr. SAID W. British Marines, Sailors , &c. &c. Messrs. SHAW, BUXTON, CAHILL, Pion.t.trs ! _fice. /cc. • Katherine Plowden, Mrs. Firmest...um, Cecilia, Min 13onay. Irishwoman, Mrs. DALT. This day was -publiehrd, In Two Vols. post Rini. prier 18s. yr HE NAVAL SKETCH BOOK; or, SERVICE AFLOAT and ASHORE.: with Characteristic Reminis cences, Fragment% and Opinions. By an OFFICER of RANK. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, 18111,6nuary, 1326. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING his MAJESTY'S NAVY, do hereby Sine notice. That on Wararasuay, the Ist of February next, they will he • ready to receive Tenders in Writhsg. (sealed up) and treat fortbetipply CA 1.1 CO.;--- 6,000 Yards, FLANNEL -5,000 Yards. Cowratrrs: Middy's First Day Afloat—Natal I)iscipline—Cor• Punishment -- Sketches of Naval Sceiety Cult-House Alauia—Disputations in rite Dogsdays,— . D.imils in December— . Naval Anemone's—Coast Blockade—Za ck a StaitropmL.lnven tions of Capt • s Pakeuham, l'hillips,'Duscotr, Hays, litittai, and. others—Naval Judges—Brnbow on the llench- 7 itayai 'Marines; their services—Galley Stories— . Gear of Junet—Cornwallis' Itetreat —S.ints at Sea—Voice from the Deck—Nazaries at Newfound latol—Pre3s—Naval Contributors—Levee-di) , at the Admiralty— Past Admiral's Dioner—Wooden Intellects—Jack's Eccentricities ag The G the MArgr: S;. Peteribi pinrog, to Aitken in , FAin ly, of - 6 s The last of preserving in the course of the Burletta, the following New Scene will be exto!,ittl Fore and Aft View of the Schooner Ariel, at the Min; of Time she is attempting to claw off a Lee Shure, and end , avowing to pass the Bight of a Shoal, in a Tremendous Storm, sumanded by Rocks and Breakers. After which will be produced, a new Burletta, called THE ANACONDA! THE TERRIFIC SERPENT OF CEYLON! Zadi (a Cingalese restored to freedom), Mr. TERRY. Smokee (a Musical-Theatrical-Tragical-Comical Cook), Mr. J. REEVE. Louisa (Wife to &afield), Miss CURTBIS. Liila (Zadi's daughter), bliss BODEN. Zela (a Cingalese Slave), Mts. FITZ WILLIAM. In Act I. Ax INDIAN DAM& fnt•the Service of this Department. the same to be delivered into the Stores at Deptford, within one Month from the date of the Contract, according to Samples to be seen at this Office. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at this Office. Each Tender must specify the price in words at length, and be delivered before One o'Clock on the Day appointed, and the Person who makes the Tender, or sonic Person on his behalf, must attend to answer when called fur. —Glory, or Glauber Sal. s—liajoccit—F.picares at Sea—Jack a kg —Na v.. 1 A a hors.— Admiral Ekins—Captains F.srry, Franklin, Lyon, Smith, Cochralk, Hall, Heywood, and Tleathcott—Na tat Tactics and liittles—Tax on Commissions--Theatricalv—Thalia An Eng of C• necti calle.l on and Alelpomene, Alermaids—Nara) Higuriars Purged—James's Powders—Furth West PaAage. Printerfor Henry Colburn, 8, New Burangton-stteet. Rue Mont which he if. WALLER CLIFTON. just bough' check ou i FICTUALLIAG OFFICE, 25:h January, 1826. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING his MAJESTrS NAVY, ,I.e. do &why give make, This /ay was published, In Two Vols. royal 4to. printed uniformly with Evelyn's Memoirs, and embellished with Portraits and other Engravings by the first Artists. Price an 6s. boards, rf I HE DIARY and CORRESPONDENCE of SA- AiUEL PEPYS, Esq. F.R.S. Secretary to the Admiralty in.che Reigns of CHARLES 11. and JAMES 11. and the inti mate Friend of the celebrated Joust Evacvm. Michaud h: that he la Baronet to . francs, 2,550 In the course of the Piece will be introduced the ANACONDA, a piece of Alechanism contrived and executed by Mr. Woodyer, representing the surprising agility and alined incredible strength of this Terror of the East. Aft, r which will be produced the New Splendid Comic Christmas Pantomime, which has been in active Preparation since the Summer. with entirely new Scenery. Music, Dresses, and De corations, entitled THE THREE GOLDEN LAMPS!- That on WeDNISDAY, the Bth of February next, they will he ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat fur the supply of Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand good Grey Stock BRICKS, similar to a Sample which may be seen at this Office, to be delivered into his Majesty's Victualling Stores, at Dept ford, Fifty Thousand by the neth of February, and the remainder by the 31st of March nest. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at this Office. 1 1 Each Tender must specify the price iu words at length, and be delivered before One o'Clock on the day appointed ; and the l'erson who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, must attend to answer when called for. 700 trAncs • Falited by RICHARD, LORD Bit AYBROOKE. " Notwithstanding the extensive popularity of the r'l e moirs of Grammont, ant the still greater attraction 4 of those of Evelyn, we have no hesitation in stating our opinion that these Volumes wall outstrip them both in public estimation. They reach the very beau ideal of what we desire from such records."—Lit. Gazette. After mention' to the head-9• make v , me - " It is al OR, HARLEQUIN AND THE WIZARD DWARF. With a Grand Finale by the whole of the ladles aamillsSranen " Publications of this kind are of the highest value."—Times. a We hesicate.not to c,onfes.s, that we regard this puhiication as in a veto high degree historicaly valuable."—Examiner. " The Diary of Mr. Pepys is the most curious of those MS. memorials of old times, which the inquisitive spirit of the present age has raked up from the dust of neglected libraries."—West miniter Review. ende4vour itibh Govern ctf supterm land has not the Porte hr friendly deci still fears t! persnaded to this eff Stratford Can of the Corps de Ballet. Bote:, 4i. Pit, 2s. C-1. Is. Doors open at Six, comment Quarter before Seven. Half-price, at Half.past Eight. at a IL WALLER CLIFTON. EAST INDIA HOUSE, January 23, Ind. pm COURT of DIRECTORS of Me UNITED 11 C ).11P.IA Yof MERCHANTS' ENGLAND, Maki to lie EAST INDIES, de hereby give Notice, TO SPORTSMEN. On Wednesday, February 1, will be published, Parts I. and 11. to be completed in Teti Parts, handsomely printed in quarto, price Five Shillings each, THE SPORTSMAN'S REPOSITORY; a Series, of highly-finished ENGRAVINGS, representing the HORSE and the DOG, in all their V,grieties, from Original Pies tures by Gicrut, STUMM, RIMIAOLI4 and other eminent Artists • eueasted in the line manner by Mr. JOHN SCOTT, accom p an i e d with a comprehensive description of the diL.rent Species of each, and a Variety of Information on Training and the Amusements of the Field. Printed for Henry Coiburn, removed to 8, New DISTORTIONS OF THE SPINE. This day were published, in Bvo. price 7s. in boards, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on DISTOR 1. TIONS of the SPINE, CII EST, and LIMBS; together with Remarks on Paralytic and other Diseases connected with impaired or defective motion. By WILLIAM TILLEARD WARD, F.I.S. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of London, &e. &e. Printed for Thomas and George Underwood, 32, Fleet-street. That a SPECIAL GENERAL COURT of the said COM PAN Y will beheld, by adjournment, at their House in Leaden bA-street, on IVEnxEstiar, the Bth of February asst, at Ekren is"Cloeit in the Forenoon, for the pupate stated in the Mowing Letter, viz. News from Paris. The Nicholas. " To the Chairman, Deputy Chairman, and the Honourable Court of Directors. The work will comprise upwards of Forty Copperplate En gravings, and be further embellished with numerous Illu•trative Cuts. A few Copies are printed with proof Impressions of the Plates ' on India paper, at 7s. 6d. each Part. On the c o mpl e ti on of the Work, the price of these will be advanced to ron-subscribers. SYNOPSIS of the PLATES contained in the first Fouts PA era. 1111181CTIL PART I. A ens= Jupiter, by Eclipse, from the celebrated Picture by Cilpin. Brood Mare and Foal, Vignette • . • . Stubbs. Blood-hound, from a capital Picture by . m an i c . The subject of this Engraving is a near resemblance of the Old Sleuth-Hound. In a future Part will be given the Blood-Hound's Brad, on an enlarged scale, from a fine Study by Landseer. Springer • • • • • • . . • Ditto. The threw las will teaC " December 21, 182 g. " We, the undersigned Proprietors of East India Stock, duly " qualified, request that you win be pleased to call a GENERAL COURT, upon an early convenient day, for the purpose of taking " into consideration the OUDE PAPERS, published by the Vote " of the General Court of Proprietors. " DOUGLAS KINNAIRD, " C. J. DOYLE, " W. MAXFIELD, • JOHN BORTHWICK GILCHRIST. " JOSEPH HUME. I. WILLIAM THORNTON, " JAMES PATERSON, • J. DOYLE, " J. ADDINELL" BRANDE'S PHARMACY. This day was published, in Bro. price 141. obtaining Government. supposed. " iiMANUAL of PHARMACY,. By WILLIAM THOMAS BRANDS, Esq. Protector of Chemistry and Materia ;Medic* to the Society of Apothecaries of the City of Leaden. Printed for T. and G. Underwood. 32, Fieet-street. cannon cannot are called We warmly recommend it to our readers. It ought to be in the hands of every Medical Student, in the surgeries or shops of every Surgeon or Apothecary, and the first men in the Profession will nut refuse it a place in their Libraries, if they are actuated by utility and judgment in the selection of their Books."—bledico- Chirurg. Ilev. Nn. S. mass of the - PART if. King Herod and Flying Childers; Herod, by . . Sartorius. Childers, from the original Picture by . • . Seymour. This Picture was remarked, many years ago, by the Yorkshire Sportsmen, who knew the Horse, to he a Most perfect Copy of the life. He was short-backed, compact, and close-ribbed ; a form directly opposite to that of Eclipse, his great rival in posthumous celebrity, whose Portrait is con tained in Part IV. Eleanor, Winner of the Derby and Diks, 1801 . Marshall. Southern Hound . • • . Iteinagle. . . On the First of February will be published, in One Volume iv& Price tOs. 6d. In boards, A COMPARATIVE VIEW of the DIFFERENT INSTITUTIONS for the ASSURANCE of LIVES. By CHARLES BABBAGE, Esq. M.A. F.R.S. L. and E. &c. Containing Remarks on the following Subjects:--On the Tables of Mortality employed for calculating the Premiums of Assurances. —On the different Kinds of Societies fur the Assurance of Lives.— On the Rates of Premiums.—On the Proportion of Profits returned to the Assured.—On the Mode of assigning the Bonus to the Assured.—On the Periods at which Assurers become entitled to participate in a Division of Profits. With an Appendix, containing a variety of Tables, amongst which are a Table of Morta!ity amongst Assurers—the Premiums charged at all Ages by rise various Offices—and a Table of t►e Profits made by each, &c. &c. Printed for J. baiwman, Ludgate-street. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. PATRONIZED BY IDS MAJESTY. And the ROYAL FAMILY; their Imperial Majesties the PEROR and Rill PRESS of RUSSIA; the EMPERORS of I'ERSIA and CHINA; their Serene Highnesses the DUKE and PRINCE of BRUNSWICK, and most of the Nobility and Gentry, Water Dng . . . PART 111. The Godolphin Arabian, Sire of Regulus, Babraham, Blank, Bajazet, Cade, Lath, Matchless, and numerous others, from the famous Pictur. by . . . Stubbs. Ic is observed of this noble animal, in the Stud-Book and in the Sporting Anecdotes, that there is not a superior Horse now on the Turf, nor has there been, for several years past, without a cross of his blood. Water-Spaniel . . - . . . . . Reinagle. Mastiff • . . • • . . Ditto. in a future Part, a fine Plate also of the Alpine Mastiff. Greyhound-Etch and Whelps, Vignette. . . Ditto. • • Ditto. ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, the Original and Genuine, a VEGETABLE PRODUCTION, which has for many years been universally admired ; also acknowledged pre. eminent for nourishing the Hair, preventing it from being injured by illness, change of climate, study, travelling, accouchement, Zetc. removes scurf, harshness, and dryness; renders it soft and glossy; pleventvits falling off or turning grey ; creates a thick growth on :he baldest places ; produces a beautiful effect on natural or arti6• nal hair, rendering it This day were published, To be had of all Booksellers, price lOs. GI in boards. GOLDEN RULES of SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY; or, a new System of PRACTICAL ETHICS. ADMIRAIBLV VIII AND rt.castrrim rLOWUCI, Producing BEAUTIFUL CURLS, adding a most incomparable. transcendant, and beautiful lustre, rendering the head-dress truly enchanting. A3 l l for " ROWLAND'S" MACASSAR OIL, at 3s. 6t1. , ---75.-10s. 6d. and 21s. per bottle. PART IV. Uy SIR PICHARD PHILLIPS. N.B. Tbis Volume forms a complete and perfectly original code of Practical Ethics fur Soversrign Princes—Subjects.—Le gisbtors—Philosophers Stersmtn —Politiclans--Bconomists— Magistrates—Electors—Journalists and Editors —Bankers . _ Sheiriffe--Grand and Petit Jurors--Shopkeepers— Parish Priests, &c. &c. lkr.. with a Postacri?: to the Golden Rules for Bankers on the late Panic, its art.:As prJsaSle consequences on the for tunes of the British Empire. ROWLAND'S KALIDOR, which immediately allays the Inhaling irritability of the skin produced by COLD versos; prevents the sets moat citsrrixii, and renders it peculiarly soft and plea snit ; removes freckles, pimples, and all cutaneous eruptions; imparts a luxuriant and matchless beauty to the complexion, affords goothitlg relief to Latlies during their accouehement; and is of so h4rnil...s a nature as to be administered to Infants with perfect sAlity.---To GENTLEMEN AFTER SHAVING, it allays the irritating and smarting pain, and tenders the skin smooth and pleasant. Price Bs. 6d. and 41. 611 w bottle, duty included. CAUTION. In consequence a the high popularity of the above articles, thz,rant impostors have counterfeited each; copying advertise r~rnts, labels, bills , &t.c. To I'REVENT FRAUD, ask for I tOWLAND!S, and observe the NEW LABEL (engraved by ? t iro 's. l'srums and HEavit), on the Oil; strictly observing the Lbel of e,ch article has the signature and address in red, " &ROWLAND AND SON, 20, lIATFON-GARDEN." by appointment, wholesale, by Mr. H. Hendrie, Pei fumer le , Majesty, Tiehhorne-street ; Mr. Smyth. Messrs. Gault and I,,arce, 57, 3lr. U, Icroix, 158, D. Rigge, 35, Holmes, Thevenot, ;nti. Brewster, New Bond -street; Messrs. Bayley and Blew, (: stisper-street; .Messrs. Berry and Lloyd, Greek -street; Mr. ; 4 riar. 1.1 C?, OriforJ-street ; Mr. Low, 330, Prout, 228, Strand; A: im:sun, Gertard-street ; Mr. Butler, Chymist, 4 , Cbrapside; ‘ , , ••rs. Lathy and Sums , 93, fleet-market ; Mr. Rigge, 65, " 4 1. We ; Sir. Statiin, Ikw Church-yard; Mr. Edwards, 67, Al,s, is. New bery, Sr. Psul's Church-yard ; Dunn and I la•tott-ga Men ; Mr. Burgess, iloilkorn-bill; Mr. Ken -11.0 th.duntmk.;lose ; Messrs Evans, Long-lane ; and retail 111, .v Trouble Pvriumers and tirdiCille Venders in the Lited dwn. Eclipse, contrasted with Shakspeare ; the former with Oakley on his back, from a bnr Painting by Sartorlus. Spanish Dug g r D Rel itt na o. gle. Greenland Ditto. Fox-Hounds la a future Part, Portraits of five celebrated Dogs of the Hatfield- 'Lunt. Parts 111. and IV. will be ready for delivery with the Map sines on the Ist of March. Published by Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Paternoster-rosy. TEELING'S ANTISCORBUTIC OINTMENT. THIS Ointment is an effectual remedy for even species of Scorbutic Eruption—it is safe and efficacious—and, as it contains ao Mineral Composition, may be administered with perfect security to the most delicate constitution, or the tenderest age. And be the Disease ever SO inveterate, the most bdoefscial effects speedily result from the application. To all F.ruptions on the Face, it may be applied with equal se• curity and success, witbopt confinement, or the smallest inconve nience to the Patient—gentle in its operation, it progressively re moves. the Disease, reduces inflammation, and restores the skin and complexion to their original softness and oaturai appearance. Scrofula or King's Evil has been sensibly relieved by the applica tion of this Ointment, and though the Proprietor does not, in every case, warrant an ef fectual Cure, he can, nevertheless, with confi dence recommend the application, having from frequent experience ' witnessed its salutary effects. La several instances, however, it has effected a Cure of this dreadful Disease. Sold in boxes at es. 9d. by Benxi's, Chemists, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's, Loudon; and .54, Sack silk-street, Dublin ; Savory and Co. 134, New Ilona street, End 220, Itegent-street, and by the must respectable slealers in l'atent bli.iliones in the Kingdom. FRENCH PAPERS. FROM THE ETolLt, DATED TVESDAT, JANUARY 24. We tied the 101:owing details in private letters pub lished in some German papers " St. Petersburg') now enjoys Ole grecest tranquil lity, and the num satisf.ctory accounts Lad been re ceived from the southern (love nrnents, where the corps had at first received with entliusiasal the Proclamation of the Czaims itsch. " It is for history to do justice to the generous con tention between the t brothers. l'a:sions and p Arty spirit are now too e •sily excited. Pi ince the second son of the King of Prus.ia, who is sent to St. Petersburg's to compliment the Emperor, will pass .hrough ‘Vaisaw ; the Envoy of Sax,iny twill take the same way ; those of clic eviler Powers %rill do the same. Tic's moat of pi oceeJing C:111110I f it to fl titer the Grated Dike Cons mune, ho has just t.ken the oath from the A: y, which he is Still to c .mniaad. Ai he has flat icserved to hitn)elt any advantage by his re nunciation, it is probable that his approve, is _Aid to amount to no mote than tau naiiljiln# of tuhLs is theiefore . ry are " revolutionary and anarchical.• Tne Russian Aristocracy is in posse sion of the wealth and offices of the country; but they do not fru ru a separate body. They have seen constituted Aristocracie. in other parts of Europe; they thought the time favoural. le for ob taining an exclusive pi ivileged existence, and the rank of the pt rsons arrested chews that the Nobility are those who require guarantees. Can the new Emperor change men's minds by rigour ? Will he sacrifice men of the best families on the scaffold ? Will he add hatred and desire of veng.-ante to discontent in a powerful class? At the very moment when he swears to observe the Constitution of Poland, will he proscribe those in Rus sia who require some•hing similar ? Will he prevent his Nobles from travelling into Europe, in order to presets e a marked distinction betwezn Russia and the Constitu tional countries? Will he build around 'Russia a Chinese wall? Pie Austrian Cabinet may tell him that it is necessary, but the peace of his reign, the glory of his Empire, and his own glory, require another system, which lie, no doubt, will perceive. It is said, that many of our political &mots, who for merly co.l-cted fine libraries, are now much embar rassed with them. If they retain them complete, they are afraid of losing the fruit of their coeversion, their places and pensions. S ,:ne wish to export their bad Gents, to sell to heretical forei-gners, but they have heard that the Ditecttlr-G:neral of the thnanes will de nounce the hooks to the Governments of the cuunt:ies where they ate to be sent. Others h;ve thought of selling them at home, but they fear the index, and are apprehensive that the number to be sold will lower the value. It is added, that at Mont Bodge, they are occu pied with considering the means of extricating the adeils out of their difficulties. /ROM THE CONSTITUTIONEELs PARIS, JAVIIIMIT 23. It is only since the feign of the unfortunate Peter 111. that the Russian Nobility are enfranchised. They hav4 been permittea to travel, but their excursions into Europe have made them m, re exacting, and love en iigh:ened them as to the powerless stce to which the forms of the Government condemn them. In possis. sion of territori4l influence, they have al ..% ays t set:ea the mistrust of the Govt-rnmebt; which `ass kept Or rir out of its Councils. The ptincipal offices is the Aimy„• in the Navy, in diplorn :cy, !hive been confidvd to tn reigners, and the Nobles perpetually travelling, come amongst civilised men to enjoy the I.le4sure. et s - ciety,thernjoyments of the arts and .he sweets of liberty: At London they have sL en the Peerage in po,session of great power; at Pad; they Woe teen the Nobilty re ceive all the honours of the S ate, and desiring to he free even when they murmur agai.:st irterty. Ire Prussia they have seen Provincial Assembles; iu otl.er p.srts of G.imatiy, lieineseiltati7e a .semblit.; they r..sve sica the of II an.l t..c illusory lt:erty