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James Lewis Brown, Itllliona.street, Bath, Sonierseteldre, draper, - October 30, at ten, November 6, at two, and December 7, at ten. at the Court of Comroinioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. ' Attornies,blemrs. Green and Co. Sambrook . cuurt , Basinghall-st. John Rees, Neath, Glamorganshire, linendraper and grocer, Nov. 9,10,and December 7, at eleven, at the Public Roans, Burrows, Swansea. Attornies, Messrs. Cardale anti Co. Gray's Inn; or Mr. D. Powell, Neath. JeMes Hughes, Lombard -street, broker, October 50, November 15, at eleven, and December 7,at ten, at theCeurt of Ccrmmis. sinners of Bankrupts, Basingbali-street. Attorney, Mr. T. M. Vickery, New Boswell -court, Carey-street. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. -Richard Dawson, Liverpool, merchant, is in insolvent circumstances, • and is unable to meet his engagementt with his creditors—Filed Oct. 25. Johann Christian Weiner, SoMerset place, Weve-road,Whitechamel, merchant, is in insolvent circumstances, And - is enable to meet _ . _ —. - I Oct. The Lieutenant-General commanding to.- intelligence he bangs is tint yet known. PERPIGNAN, Om. 17. Pity ATI CORRESPONDENCE. Seven individuals who were taken at.the affair of St. Columba v ete yesterday shot at Girona; an eighth waa flogged. The two trumpeters and the two officers, who rue sent by nallaster to summon Girona to surrender, and who mere arrested by the Governor's order, have also been flagged. They are to be sent to the galleys. A column or two hundred rebels, flying for refugato our territory, entered it yesterday by the Coll &Ares. It laid dawn its arms at Fiats de h 1.410, at two in the Afternoon. It, iUikely that some division of the army of Count d'Espaitne, operating in the mountains, has (arced them to this movement: 'lt would not be ante prizing if some o.her column has taken refuge in C,er dagne, by the valley. of Ribes, and the Coll de Toses ; tt is these two passages which seem pointed Olit by the nature of the ct.untry to the troops which occupy Olot And Rip; on. IRON TBl - JoUllifiliL 011.11 ATS. WINCHEETtR, HANTS. A COMPACT LEASEHOLD ESTATE, A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, With Ofices, Garden, &c. and Immediate Possession. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS. (Of Warwick House, Regent-strett,) A t t h g George Ine,Wineheater, VG SATIIIDAY, the 10th November, 1847, at Three o'Cluck, ,Cl COMPACT LEASEHOLD ESTATE; COlll,llllOO A Desirable Brick-bulk FAMILY RESIDENCE, Just published, in Four Vols. 12m0. THE O'BRIENS and the O'FLAHERTYS ; a tratlazial ThLg.Ely Lady MORGA N. &was Vo. 47, Kingsgate•street, Winchester; costaining. on the Upper Floor, Three Attics and &ore Room. Thu Floorm.Two'excellent Bedchambers, walls neatly papered and e r aiescoted,and faro Dressing Rooms adjoining. Ground Floor—A Drawing Room, walls wainscoted, and neat painted Chimneylieee; Istrdng Koons, with Recess, painted Chimney-piece, part wainscoted and•paperesi; neat Hall, with Oak Staircase, carved Ballustres and Band-rail, panelled Sides, with Mantis; secondary Staircase to Plat Floor Door to Garden. Mesas Paved Passage to a Kitchen with Stone and Brick Floor, Pump of Water, side lintranes ler Servants, Browhoose, Knife. pose, Larder, dm. Cellar for C,oals, Beer, Ale, and Wine ; a Brill Paved Yard, Tank of Water; neat Gztden laid awn wiateihroor Borders and Dry Gravelled Walks, planted with Evergreens, &c. with a small Stream of Water at the end. May be viewed by applying to Mr. Mont; the Tenasia, on the Premises, where Particulars may be had ; of Edmund Chalmers, Eaq. No. 5, Belch -court, ;diddle Temple_; at the George Re. Wischeeter; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, flegent•street, Loudon. " A plague o' bojb youi houses." 2. PRIVATE ANECDOTES of FOREIGN COURTS. El the Author of klenx•lrs of the Princess de Lamballe, &c. In Two'Vols. Bro. 981. FLUB-STOCKING HALL. A Novel. In Thee Vols. post Ho. price 275. " From women's eyes this doctrine They sparkle still the right Prometheus They are the looks, the arts, the • That show,'coosain, and nourish • . " 4. • The IdUhIMV. .A Tale of the 6 ceowei. in same v us& paw , his engagements with his creditors—Filed Oct. 25. 6ctrine is derived : DIVIDENDS to be midi In BASINOHALL-STREET. romethean fire ; Nov. IS, Merry Wash. Warren street; coach-builder at eleven. the academes, Nov. g 3, Na th aniel ! !card , Ktaningtonane, Lamb eth' Surrey, ish all the weld!" commiki brewer, at eleven. Nov. lti, William Neste . &greetings- Leive's LaSil.r.l4oELlt..i'll . e Witikfga ste'Sq• Nov. 004 16 .ba fileuravi la" or - Lewi n , Emelt, mariner and merchant, at eleven. Jon. 4,14ant1. Twentpeecood Centery. In William Cousins, Norton Falgaie, lin, ndroper, at eleven. Nov. 16, William Brown, H.therdasher's.walk, Yitfield- street , Pampa, to bring me up r- 1 Sam; linendraper , M ten. Oct. 30, John Staniftwth, Chadic. StanifOrth, and J. Wm. Gosling, Old Broad-street, merchatits,4t two.. Nov. with the Mummy, it contains 16, Edward Russell, White Horse-court, Southwark, Surrey, hop- - ~ . . ...... ... . CON.STANTMLIPUI. Bars as. The MO"? Mfeac. who bas been auacked •With sore eyes, is m4100%134 his functions by the Kiaja Bey, or Minister of the Interior. This latter bgs declared to the Dragomans of the Ambassadors, in an audience be granted them on the 18th September, that the Porte in , sisted upon an unlimited submission to the rebels; and Oat it would shew its accustomed moderation towards Os Allied Powers as long as they committed no yin knee, but. that it would return blow for blow, and ballet for ballet, if it were forced to it. i his itetoic detes nation seas strangely shaken on the next day. Two Russian vessels of war appeared in the Port of Con stantinople, after having escaped the vigilance ache castle of Fanuraky. They came from ()Jesse, carrying the merchant flag, and did not exceed the dimensions prescribed to allow them to enter the channel; nei ther did their crews wear the military uniform;— but it was nevertheless perceived that they were vessels of war. The Porte has been much staggered by . the sight of these two brigs of twenty-four gams, that it has sent to M. de Ribeaupierre to ask bias Ole cause of the artival of these vessels. M. de 1/ibeau pierre 'tolled, that the vessels need close no fears in the Porte; that they did not even C 4131 the Imperial flag; and that the Pone, therefore, bad 1113 the Tie; to send them Away; but that if' a giinteikrittniber or vessels of war appeared. before ConstantirrofiltVii-Was the Porte alone which would have brought ibitin, by its h'aughtiness and threats, against hiruseg, his and Russian subjects. The. Porte appeared much asto nished at this answer, and the Grand S:isnior directed that the subject should be dropped. English and French vessels are also expected for the embarkation of the fa milies of the Ambassadors. The Reis Effendi appears to have asked leave to ret4e, but be was answered that bad servants only left theiosts in the moment of pert. - The Pacha of Egypt has sent away Mr. Craddock, the English Commissioner, without having yielded to his ad trances. . • Ciarr. 26.—There is nothing new in the state of dials* since the 15th. The iequirtude of the Franks respecting the departure of the tineign A mbasriclors, is a little diminished, although several Vessels of War from Odessa are at anchor, ready to accompany the family of M. de Ribeaupierre in case of need. It is said that • the Sultan, who Looks upon the intervention with great indignation, has proposed to the Divan a plan, which looks upon the re-establishment of peace in Greece as a concession that is possible to be made. 'Orr Voke:.pcto svo. 211504.1. • " NiPhS , 'thou dlsquteted me :swill. IS. " We b;ve been much amused with , iseosagea of genuine eloquence and true humour; and, if novelty conduces to success, this romance will be popular."—Weekly Rev. Printed for Henry Colburn, 8, New Mainsails...llinal!. Horse-court, Surrey, hop. merchant, at eleven. Nov. 16, Edmund Gibbs!, Brighton, Susses, carpenter and builder, al eleven. PRIVATE CONTRACTS, DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNtRY. Nov. ttf, Saul Lucry, Stonehouse, Glsocestershire, corn dealer, at eleven, at the Fleece Inn, Rodborough, Glouceaerabire. Nov. is, Thomas Crossley, Elland, Halifax, YoAshlre,:dyer, at eleven, at the White Swan Inn, Halifax. N0v.17 4 James Hower, Bolton. le-Moors, Lancashire, iuniseeper, at one, at White's Hotel, King street, Manchester. SOMERBETSHIRE. TO BE LET FURNISHED, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street) On Moderate Terms. II CAPITAL SPACIOUS MANSION, with ex. cellent attached and detached Offices, Walled Garden, Ike. with liberty of Sporting over two Manors. Particulars to be had of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent street. FTIRY IT.- Flee PORT, and bright SHERRY, well worthy of name, . Two Shillings per Bottle,,3lA DEI RA the same; Good Cape Flheen-pence ' and, the marvel to crown, CHAMPAGNE Five and Six-pence--tbe cheapest in town. Opera Colonnade, Haymarket. CHARLES WRIGHT. Dams: Sossez-phee. Kent-road Ducie-place; Manchester - Milner-place, Lambeth St. James's-street, Brighton Darthigton-phice, Vauxhall Parade. Margate Chicbester-place, Esttle•bridge Harbour-meet, Ramsgate Crawford-greet, Portman-sq. Pelham Arcade, [Listings Provideemi-place, Kentish Town Tilley's, Grosvenor-row, Chelsea Com. King-street, Hammersmith. CERTIFICATES.—Nora 16. John Bird and William Bird, Watbni.street, merchants. Henry Barrett, Old-street-road, timber merchant. Thomas Swift, Fen church-street, hosier. Shear:cis Wride, Kingston.upon-HuU, mer ehaht. Thomas Carpenter, Earrhans House, liastharn, Kase:, Schoolmaster and puhlisber. John Hunter, late of Great James street, Bedford-row, and of Clifton, Gloucestershire, merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. KENT, ISLE OF SIIEPPY. VERY ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT. Compact FARM, new Bulk FARM HOUSE, capital FARM BUILDINGS, MIS UVWALDS TWO HUNDRED ACRES Of rick Mania, Pasture, and Arabia 14nd, TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Er Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street) A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,- snaara In the Parisb of EASTCHURCH, ISLE of SHEPPY. d•4-r414 J. Perkins and P. Price, dealers. Joseph Tetley, Than. Wines, and Eli Suddards, Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted stuff manufac turers (so far as regards the said Thomas Aliases). Wiliam Ches. holm and E. T. Richard on, Charing-cross, watch makers. Mary Ditch and Elizabeth Laycock,'Cobourg-street. Leeds,lforkshire, milliners and dress-makers. W. P. Summerfield, W. U. SOM• tnerfield, and Junes Fenton, Liverpool, raerehaots (so far as re gards the said James Fenton). George Burdett and Joshua Clarke, Seth Clarke tind James Buelham (executers of Isaac Wit-. Mason, deceased), Agee Morley, Alaskans Morley, Thomas Vernon George Verna), and Joseph Nokes, Hinc.kley, Leicci shire, l a te-frame or late-machine-makers. T homas JeUey, King's Ckffq Aleethassieseshire, and •Valratine JeUey, Elton, Hunting donshire, millers. J. Nokes and George kloutbet, Southampton 'steer, Bloomsbury, attordisi and solicitors. John Hayes, Charlet Frames Hayes, and Charles ArCallum, Albury kink, Surrey, paper manufacturers (so tar as regards the said Charles ArCallum). Framfis Howard Knowles, Robert Wilson Stephenson, and Thos. W.lfarby, Thread-seedle-street, ship sad kuouranee brokers. W. liawsoss. Christopher Itawsoa, &amidst Rawson, and T. S. Raw l* Halifax and Huddersfield, Yorkshire, bankers; and also at Bockdan, Lancashire (so fat as regards the said Thomas Samuel annua). 'rheas's Jones and James Towaeod, Star.court, Bread street, to dealers. EVER ANXIOUS TO PREVENT IMPOSITION, DAY and MARTIN respectfully inform the Public thty have, after much labour and at a very considerable ex panse, brought to perfection a Label of such singular construction and extrente dtthzulty of execution, that they trust will effectually prevent the 'luny Pram& that are daily practised en the Pablier- An attention to the following description of the Label will ensure thc genuine Ebeling prepared by them. A pattern liks . Lace of a pink tblour covers the principal part of the Label, the moo of nay pn Igartlq are printed in white letters wig* with pink and black, and,placed on a white ground, the addrew, • VT, HIGH-HOLBORN, the. white letters edged'sritliglink.and black, but placed en the lace pattern, the signature and.price at foot are black on A "dike ground, the preamble and directioni for lase are printed is Wore biza Aters so white ground.-97, Itigh-Holborn, Sept.- lettit.' A FARM HOUSE, retently Erected, and conveniently Punned; Also, an old Farm House, and Agrisukural Buildings, with wowing or TWO HUNDRED ACRES, Of capital rich Marsh, Pastore, and Arabic Land, ail lying compact, In the occupation of a respectable Tenant, at a Rent or ' FOUR HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM. • Partieuhri of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regenbstreet, where a Plan ai the Estate usay ha sees. Genera! Weekly Awerayke of the nice of *itie► Caro, pill& ;oven's Importation, made up to the 19th of Oct. Wheat alts. ed. I Oats 245. 7d. I Beam 41.. Od. Barley 202. 10d. j Rye 31.. 4d. Peas cis. MIDDLESEX, NEAR SUNBURT. ELEGANT COTTAGE RESIDENCE. FRENCH PAPERS. With Mel, Coach House, Stables, Pleasure Grounds, Gardens, Orchards, Farm Buildinp, and Meadow Land. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, (O( Warwick-Home, Repot-street) k VERY DESIRABLE COTTAG.E RESIDENCE, skaste neu the Thames, seated on a beautiful Lawn, neatly fitted up, and adapted for the Accommodetion of a Fundy of Respectability; containing, on the Ground Floor, en Entrance Hall, Dining Room, op elegant lofty Music Room, with Alcove Recess for an Organ ; Library, Water Closet, &c. Three best Bed Chambers, and a Dressing Room over, with Apartment. for Do mestics ; principal and Secondary Staircases. The Oakes contain Medn's Pantry, Kitchen, Larder, capital Wine, Beer, arid Coal Cellan, Scullery, &c. Stable Yard, with Stabling for Four Harm, Coach House in centre, and Lofts over, Fruit Room, capital Laundry, Wash Houle, Gardeners' Rooms, &c. Farm Yard, with good Barns and Outbuilding. ; excellent Kitchen Garden, partly Walled, Orchards, &c. beautiful Pleasure Grounds laid out with dry gravelled Walks and Plantations of Evergreens and Shrubberies; a Lodge Cottage, with Two Rooms and Fore Court, and sundry Rachman of fine Meadow Land, the whole containing •11011! THIRTY ACHES. - - - To be Mewed ►y Tickets only, which, with PartiooLtrs, may be Wit Mr. Robins, 170, Resent-rice, London. Ma liit Irk. VA SHROPSHIRE. VALUALBLE FREEHOLD ESTATES. Eligihk for Residence and Investment. TA. Manor or Lordship of HOPE BOWDLER, and the Ad gayness); Eigibk Residence, Farms, with House, and Agricultural Buildings, AND INWARDS •/ ONE THOUSAND AND TWELVE ACRES Of rich Meadow, Pauure, Arable, Woad Land, and Sheep Walk. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regest.street) IN TWO LOTS, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE; comprising the Macaw or Lordship of HOPS BOWDLER, With its Rights, Royalties, Members, and Appurtenances. Toe Mansion House HOPE fIOWDLER HALL, Planned and adapted for the Accommodation of a Family of Respectability, With num erous Apartments, excellent Offices, seated on a I.awo. vrttti Carriage Drive, I'kasure Grounds, and excellent Garda* walled in, situate about Two Miles from CHURCH STILETTOS, In Valley, a most beautiful and romantic spot; sundry! with all requisite Agricultural Buildings, and upwards of /NE THOUSAND and TWELVE ACRES IEADOW. PASTURE, ARABLE, WOOD LAND; EEI' WALK, part in hand, the remainder in the on of Messrs. Adams, Lewis, Collins, Pritchard, George Bazzakel, &c. r es pectable Tenants ; and sundry Cottages, Ring Fence intersected only by the Glebe Lands. A l/VOWS'ON and PERPETUAL PRESENTATION I ECTORY of HOPE BUNDLER; with a new built le Howe, Pleasure Ground, good Garden, Fatit Yard, leak VIA puddings; with the Rectorial Tithes arising from ARMS lOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES of LAND; of Incumbent about 55 Years& Age. The Road front trettoo to sluch W.enlock runs through the Estate, and to the Road from Shrewsbury to Ludlow, equally dis- Altbe places, possessing the advantages of ready access ;Terabit rctireineut. Man4un to be viewed by applying to John Griffiths, at ' , wilier Hall, who will . h ew th e E s tate , and w hom . may be had ; of Mr. Edye, Solicitor, Essex -street, and of Mr, Robins, 170, Regent-street, London: Prof iill . 3 4 4: Y u'i Mr° ON Of rich MI 4 . 15 4 SH EE • • Occupation Tana, nazi al in a Rini • The ALP 1° the LIEC 00 • T, +nonag e • NW Arica • • ONE TIIC I T ke Present • Church Sire • A "nlipoos •- last cr um Chad agreeab The Man !hi , * bovii edrticyla rs &raw ; au. • 134RGE WOKING G.T.ASSEI,- HENRY L. iJ COOPER, 93, Bishopsgatawreet Withio, respectfully soh. mks to the Nobility and Gentry, the following list of hue BRI TISH. PLATES, of Tuperb dimensions, at the greatly redpced scald of: Prices aniwked : • .11 1 Mowed Rate . . a9O Issehts, try 61-88 1 41. . 1 Do. . . . . 110 . . . 37-68 3 9 1 Do • 105 . . . 80-68 13 10 1 Do 1 Do. I Do Bl . . . 48-33 4 0 I Da . . . 1 Do. 1 1 74 . . . 61-41 IS 4 I Do. 1 Do. I Do. I Do. 1 Da 1 Do 64 . . . 51-25 10 9 1 Do. . . . Glasses finished to order, of any dimensions Silvered er un silvered, for Conservatories, SaMes, Drawing a nd Dining-rooms Au. from the kilt sixes to the magnificent measurement of One Hundred and Sixty Inches by Seventy-two, forwarded to any pan of the United Kingdom, by careful Workmen, where required.— Frame. for the above, elegantly and richly carved. Also, TM tare& Gz.auxs. of handsome sizes, and in Frames of the most modern designs. The fashionable and improved French Sash Doors, completely fitted up either in Ground, Stained, or 'Jelly painted Glasses. _ _ - Designs and Estimates furnished for any Architectural Improve• 1 cents in which Plate Glass, now become so fashionable, may be in troduced with appropriate effect.—No. 9.3, Bishopsgate•street Within. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Ocr. 26. WHITEHALL, OCT. The King has been pleased to present the Rev. John Paul to the Surchand Parish of Saint Cutlrbert,commonly called West Kirk, in the Pea)Yieir of Edinburgh, vacant by the death of the Rev. Sir Harry )loncrief. The King has also been pleased to present the Rev. William Nice'son to the Church and Parish of Ferry Port-on-Cralg, in the presbytery of St. Andrews and county of Fife, vacant by the death of the Rev. William 1). Swan. CROWN-OFFICE, Ocr. 25. Member returned to serve in this present Parliament. Shire of Lanark—Sir Michael Shaw Stewart, of Greenock and Blackball, HAM in the room of Lord Archibald Hamilton, deceased. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Thomas Dill, late of Upton-upon-Severn, Worcestershire, currier, Now. 6, at eleven, at the Crown Inn. Worcester. DANK RUPTS. Samuel Thompson, late of Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, iron founder, to surrender, November 9, 10, and December 7, at nine, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Auornies, Mr. George Barker,Gray's Inn sqbarc ; or Mr . Woodhouse , Blton-le-Ildaots. Thomas Joseph, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, batter, November 8, 1.1, and December 7, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of li,okrtspts, Basinshall street. Attornles, Messrs. liirkett and Co. Cloak-lani. Alfred Malklien, Cobham-place, Finsbury-square, agent and broker, November 2, at eleven, 9, and December 7, at ten, at the Court of Comatiseioners of Bankrupts, basinghall-street. At torney, Mr. Robiuson, Walbrook. George Howden, late of Ingrets.park, Kent, boarding-house-keeper, November 2, 16, and December 7, at eleven, at the Court of Commiudoners of Bankrupts, Monaghan-street. Attorney, Mr. Young, Charlotte-row, Mansion House. William Hornbluw, Acre-lane, Clapham, Surrey, master-mariner and ship-owner, November 2, at eleven, 9, and Decembe 7, at ten, at the Court of Commissionets of Bankrupts, Basinghalbstreeb. Anoraks, Hews. Alliston and Co. Freeman action, Curnbill. James Taylor, Green Arbour -court, Old Bailey, type.founder November 6, at ten,l3, at eleven, and December 7, it tea, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Masinghall-street. At tonnes, Messrs. Clarke and Co. Sadler, Hall. Fromm Robinson, Ripley, Derbyshire, grocer, November 5, 15, and December 7, at eleven, at the Green Man Tun, Asbburne. At comics, Mr. Fox, Ashborne; or Mr. Barber, Fetter-lane. John Tucker, lire of Churcit's Mill, Woodchester, Gloucestershire, clothier and dyer, November 29, pt three 50, and December 7, at eleven, at the Fleece Inn, Rodhorough. Attortfin, Mr. Housman, Woosicheiter ; or Messrs. Cardne and Cu. Gray's lan John !Martindale, Flans, Durham, - farmer, November 19, 20, at eleven, and December 7, st one, at the Turf Hotel, Newcastle upon-Tyne. Attornitc Mum Carr and Co. Newcastle-upon- TROIA THE GAZETTE DE PRANCE, DATED OCT. 25. FUYCERDA, Orr. 16. Vague and absurd reports have caused for some days arch confusion in this town, by inducing many persons to remove; but people's minds are evidently more calm, and the greatest tranquillity prevails in the environs for tea leagues round. We have just learned the arrival of fresh regiments. The drivers of Cerdagne, and other travellers from Madrid, have met with many on the road, and the number of his Majesty's troops destined for Catalonia is estimated at 50,000. A traveller corn ing from Figueiras has informed us that be met, at in tervals, on the road, bands of Agraviadoe, of SO or 40 men eacb, who were going to lay down their arms, and make their submission to the King. Don Domingo Caralp, a rich landowner of Mauro, who was Governor of Vich for the insurgents, arrived the day before yesterday, at Cabanasse, near Mont Louis, accompanied by an ancient officer of cavalry, and a priest. They had reached this French village by way of the mountains of Noury. They solicited rertnission to enter France, and proceed to Perpignan, where the family of M. Caralp has long resided.—Echo du Midi. TRIESTE, 0:r. 12. While the Greeks are every whele announcing the taking of Vassiladi and Anatolico by Lord Cochrane, accounts of the 3,i of October, affirm that this report is without foundation, and that Cochrane, after having forced, with his division, the entrance of the Gulf of Lepanto, to communicate with General Church, who guards the Isthmus of Corinth, has again quitted the vicinity of Missolonghi. It is pre,unied that the attack on the points near that place was a leint to enable him .to pass during that time the little Dardanelles at Lepanto* FRANKFORT, Orr. 20. We learn from Sean), that the Mentor, a revel be- longing to the Royal Society of Maritime Commerce, sailed from that port on the 21st September, bound to Jamaica, with a cargo of Siesia linen, fiNuratc. This is the first Prussian vessel that has sailed Jirrctly to that island with the view to lead the way to a commer cial intercourse. /ROM THC CONITITUTIONNIL. BARCELONA, OCT. 15. PRIVATI CORRESPONDENCE. The day before yesterday a rencuntie took place in the mountains, near Olot ; several of the insurgents lost their lives in it ; twelve or thirteen bate been made pri. soften, and conducted to Girona. On Sa•urday, Del Carajal directed himself upon Calaf . He caused to be conducted before him eight of the richest inhabitants, and gave them four hours to prepre for death, if in that time they did not pay a heavy con. ttibution of some thousands of dollars. An extraordinary courier has arrived this morning, from Tarragona, addressed to the Viscount de Rei.et, • The ateseins Observer Ora Dews frost the Usti= Islands, con • filming this middle of the Auviergli Cseasties—Mete of the,Sditor of the Gmliedic PftllfCC. DINNER TO THE OSAGES. FOOM ran PAM Cornucopias:me OF " Tel MOW rums." I have been favoured with the following account of a dinner patty, at which the Osages were present. It is !loin the pen of one who has contributed more than, puthaps, any man now living, to the advancement of 'braille and civilization throughout the world; and, mere it only upon this account, it could not fail to be mad with feelings of the deepest interest : '. The monthly dinners of .Societe de la Revue Ettcyclope. clique, established for these nine years at Paris, have sac. enssively assembled at the same table distinguished men of all nations. It is a species of institution which draws together, in amicable connection, a number of hench men and of foteigners, in the same way as the Rem itself approximates the inhabitants of the globe, by scientific and literary communications, renewed every month, and opens to them a central school of mutual instruction, where old prejudices, old enmities, and old tivalry, which separate nations, may be effaced and de , sttoyed. The great truth proclaimed by Christianity is here recognized and applied—that turn are brethren, that one spirit of fraternity, and reciprocal benevolence, ought to unite all the members of the great family of Adam ; and that, whatever bad been the land of their birth, the colour of their skin, their language, their cus toms, their political institutions, their religious belief, they ought to love each other and to help each other. The exchange of mutual good offices, like that of the productions of the soil, and of physical and intellectual labour, is aft uitful source of riches and of well being to nations and to individuals. This truth, which ele vates the soul and gives comprehension to the under standing, is found (it we may so say) in a clearer light, and applied in a new way, in the numerous and chosen assemblage of which we are about, very briefly, toque sent the principal points and characteristic features.... It *as curious to o bser ve t h e approximation of maay men the most highly respectable in European civiliza don, with those dcmi•savages, who have come from the banks of the Missouri, and who picture to our eyes the early infancy of society. Four Osages only, the Chief, the Dark Spirit the Big Soldier, and the Young Soldier,accompanied by Mt, David Delannay, a French man by birth, and a Colonel in the Ametican army, and by their interpreter, named Paul, fixed at once the attention of the assembly that was assembled to receive them. The two female Osages, Gritounia and My anga, who were both indisposed, could not accompany their compatriots. One of them, it is said, is famous in her tribe as an improvisatrice.The costume of the Osages is well known among us, since( ,' the theatres. It consists of a mantle black or blue, hung round their chest entirely naked, which, while or rather bronze colour, contributes tain air of dignity, not untui.e.l almost sombre physiognomy. table in the following order—, young Lady, a skilful singer, and Pace they appeared at I sande or woollen cloak, shoulder/ leaving the le it seteok their copper utes to give them a car. , 41 to their serious abd They were placed at .Tbe Chief. barites.). s nd his iaterpretat NEVI RRGI/LATION ACT. I'rke Is. 64. Printed from an Abstract used by the Officers of Riche. AN ABSTRACT'of the EXCISE GENERAL ROG ULATION ACT. 7 and a Geo. IV. cap. 53. hai " An Act to Consolidate and Amend the Laws relating to the Excise.' To conimente on the Sth of January, 1828. With a Copious Index. Printed and sold by Richard Taylor, Red lion.court, Fleet street; sold also by Simpitio and Marshall, Stationers'-court; and by R. B. Bate 9 Mathematical Ins trument Maker to tk e Honour able Board of Excise, 17, Poultry. •