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1 * r, int, MOIL the peasant, ant proceeded to Barcelona. • . • YAM TKO OAUTTC nz FRANCA, NOV. 1. CONSTANTINOPLE, Ms. s.' The day before yesterday the 'preen met, and the deliberations lasted about taro hours. The Reis Effendi, *thole still indisposed. was present, at it ; at the end of the•sittiog the Reis Effendi is said to have bad a confer. haste with the dragoman of the Intermits*, and *has. bees reported shat the Porte desires to ceteris- .nn'` detstandine with the mediating Powers.' Thillobas *adagio( France and England have sent tatters tiethcir !dons. The Sultan now shows himself to the people much less frequently than he used to 'do, and appears to have stenaded to commissioners the sopetiotendence of the works at the arsenal, and the fortifications•of the F. pours., witith he no longer directs in persdh. • Neither does be terriew the new troops so . !retried . , ; and his ardoir fqr the new insti;utiaas appears to be 'dimiitished --,Astelitstceselle. Oet.at.. Llipsfis keen . Toulouse of the 94ik fat that several illtotffenta: Was9eaaU4 elpsefet one of air bands strffic)t 'blockaded tierona, lava- presented thriuselies to the Spanish covernmeaft‘tVlEbeir l a, so Whist their . pardon, and have been kept ever since the 19th of October m the prison of that town. The Count d'EspaZne Is at Llido, two leagues from Figueiras, and causes the rebels to be pirrsued in all directions. 0., tie 18th he required from the Governor of Figueiras 4,000 rations of bread, and as many the following day. Oa the 19th he sent 50 horse to Castillo de•Anpuricee, where the rebel chief Oriol was posted ; some hours after, a column of iefatntry took the same direction, sod, - towai.ls the *evening, the band of Otiol was auacked, and the greater part killed or dispersed. Abouvave o'clock in the morning an Inspector in the'service of the Duke of Orleans pereeived that the gallery behind the Theatre Francais was on are. The alarm - wasimasediutey given, and the promptest mea sures 'being sake% she progress of the flames *as - soon checked;ala at 'haltpast six the danger was pair. The are stop s ped 'it tbe,etternity of the. g.tllkry. MI the insgazineebefvieez the passage of the Abatre and wicket of the glazed gallery mere destroyed. The book warehouse of Mr. Dkultiereau was entirely burnt ; that of M. Barba escaped by a miracle; On the whole, a gi eat deal of damage has bren done. IRK ATU64. . . ~ To our • leading article of Thutoday k lost line ism nine, for 4 _ , sow" reed gems. . THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. : • SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Si *ft STOCK EXCHANGIs, TWELVS OVIAKIL Consols. +which left ee yesterdGy at *7j to liar iKAnismoit, opened ibis *Locoing at the um Eke ; but at mom iwbe irliord at 97 to j. sad thareame foe Money; with, es memos Oleg It appears, by the occoootatrons Parky that fonls9ll9lhosilip ate sett* Wady at Toeless sod Brest: ip the Foreign . nisohet, scarcely a bombs Ina bond sso yet, • std the prices are siosioal. • • • . 0 1 * 1,94 19, Mexican 1141. Canadall rfj e, Perwirese 7111 e, bow= 601 I. • HALF-PAST OMR O'CLOCK. There k not a issibbe. Radler is the Cciseist *Whet nor on 'Change, op to the print fl worth the least observation, every Kies Is very Kik amtatiajecidatious of any description suing for ward. Cowell %me remogned.during the whole of the biarologs at MI. alternately buyers sad sobers for Ale ACCOUIIL PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. • ' Bank Stock 214 115. • India Stock per Cent. Lied. 664 4 Ditto &ads 09 1011 SCt. Conn Ca •117 I South Sea frock r Cent.. 934 Old AllaltiliC4 Or Celt. Red. 934 New Ditto tow Ct. New 1011 j. j j £lOOO Excise,. EM I° 59 per Cent. Strip £5OO Ditto 60 50 4 per Cent. 1826, 1024 i t £lOO and .9960 Ditto 40 59 Lees AWL 19 7-16 9•1.6 Console for Acct. 1174' $l4 ' rousiii N . FUNDS. TWO iret•ock- Brasillan Bds s p Ct. 60j I Mei. Iloollss'rer Ct. • Danish Ras. p Ct. 614 Do.Rds. isms, 6 per .Ct. 54j Kreek Bonds, Ss Ct. Do. Acct. 544 I Do. Ada. IWA p Ct. 154 Buss. 8da,1222, .5 pC. 934 I Do. Account • Spa*. lids Sp Ct. 10 Is BRITISH AND 41',HHOUN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK. SNAIL into. . . Bolivar so 74 34 Potosi La Pas & Perm Asa. IS ' 5 ' Ditto Consolidated 10 lls United Meakao 40 394' •1) • Vekb Iron &Coal 2.5 25 Nuance &Ms& and Foreign 100 10 9 . - Famii rem. : —Pa ad, bet 51. Fne per Cents. 101 f. s3e. Three' per CrieW Ttf:soe. z- Batik Stork. 2.003 f. 7k. Esther on London, altstesthotSL toe. Thtte nanntbso-2:4. Sc. The French Papers, which arrive. list night. contain intelligence from Constaminople to the fftls'ine. On the 6th there had been a meeting of the Div in, on the'Greek quest ion,and they continued in deliberation for two hours,. •The result had not, of course, been nrade public ; - but it was reported that the Porte desired to come to an understanding with the Allied Powers, and, that i n *consequence 4f an intimation to that effect, the Englibh ;stud French. Atibessadors had sent couriers to their respective Courts. • In another column will be found p Proclamation addressed by Laid Cecnnanit to the Greeks, ip con sequence of the reline! the Porte to accede to the proposed mediation. ;it Lordship had collated a i t Ileet of twenty valeta. most of tbsis commanded by the bravest and wort distingoislial captains in the Greek Navy. .' The news frobiljsain emstinoes to infoins us of Oasl4 itsbmisiOdeMs the part 'of the Rebels% whilst arewstpleamatkct is atlmittod, that in some dimtions o fk a si g gr ogo4 Instead of being quelled, still gamin SIV e INSWiniablii Sem . idiewirgatio esuecu from the Genius. Papua • VIENNA, Oft. ie. - I Ithis fonftsWas* . the petition - of the Greek Gaper* gii.llo4wkwittiek'nf 'Utak, Janina, At amaae, L. . . covered with lorestanmul the impossibility of eon piling the robbers vrithogi the as.i.tince of the inhabi•ants of the counuy. •whri ate acquainted sills their linking places, frcm which they ucca*ionally sally forth, to rea der the roads unsafe by their acts of robbery and nsuidet. '. Ttasse circumstances have induced the o:toioau Porte tweanction a custom which has esis•ed front tame a:►d which is a ell calculated to rend the' country perfect segurity, rigrA to appoint in all these disuicts Greek Capitani, who are aarged to watch over the public safety, and were to be assisted by s4vr. sal of their own nation, the number of whont was the greasy of your Bat scarcely bealia when the most, true , repentance recalled - is' think' ris. mer septillions ; meantime we' were repeatedly called upon • to have reolsorse to the indelgence of our, illustrious Sovereign, and to • ask pardon, .. shirk, would certainly have . been granted U 6 by the Ottoman Garish, who every Erie or six months offered iet.itiii nesty. in the name of the Sublime Porte ; but ;hair efforts . were in vain, because we obstinately sTfu'ied to give to their assurance-the confidence 'which they . . merited : thus we have always deprived ourselves of** Pardon which would 'hive . plaexclus among the fajthltol subjects of his Highness, as we have Lite &Urea.. Bat since the Sera . kier, Mehemet Redact : sill Par4ie. Gorerniir of ltomeia, Janina, Defino w ood been appointsd CummAnder in Ch f, the o.lotnek troops against the insusgents,we ha ore beimme acqoaintlall witb his mildness and clemency 'to tbe.infuto4o4l; the faithful performance of his prens;ser, the brilliant : mid rapid victories which We • saw Mei gad in Greet% sad above all, the generous 'moment- which, olem .. the taking of the Acropolis of Athens . .." he INas stews to all those who submitted to the Ottoman sceptre, hide 4. duced ns all again io declare oortelVes Rajahs of the . Sublime. Porte. - • •, " The exalted qualities which distinnuish tlli4 Solar Icor, *ad /ink him with the most worthy and -faithful of the seri" antX of the Sultan, as will as of his greatest Generals, have removed all fear from our Minds. We have all repaired . to the camp of, hi, Excellency, pear Thebes, and on our knees asked pinion for oar pr, ceding conduct. The.Seraskier granted it with his meal good ness. Our j.ty is not to be described. After thanking the ALMIOMTT, and fervently praying for long life and happiness to our august Monarch, we have thought we could not better express our gratitude to our worthy .Go vernor the Seriskier. than by promising him inviolable fidelity for the future. and declaring ourselves ready to submit to all the orders which he shalEgivessi; • " Since then we have not again deviated from the fi. delity which ve have reason to observe, and f• avesvely reason to hope that we shaft thereby recover qunformer happiness and content. Nevertheless. Holy father, we are continually tormented by remorse; and oar ton sciences reproach us with haling violated . tiiv chit n, to our Holy Church, and snake us so unhappy-that itself would be of litt e value if we were deist is ed of He. consohnionwhich is the dearest jnd most indisPenillsbliisc Christians. The commands and extortations of theHriti Church to recal us to our duty, and the anathema with which it threatened the Obstinate, were long throw'n a...ay upon es: deaf to its voice, we despised, in our infatuation, every proposal to submit,land presumed to, reject its wholesome counsels. Now .. that the reica lutisethryftssy is entirely extinguished in ns, mod that we acknowledge, wish pro!onnd sorrow, -bow criminal we have been towards our Haig Church, we .thisalt. ear ira at the feet of your Holiness. and,impiiss!'l,,,,,lrl this petition, • which is wet with our tears, to slant us your pardons to'receive us again into the bosom of yOur Church, and as a tender: father, to let us partake of the blessings which you bestow on your children. " We beg yoUr Holtneuto aran hilate, by a pawiarchal letter, even the remembrance of our past limits, in order that; alter reconciling ourselves with :the Holy Church, our common mother and benefactrevs, we may enjoy oui happioeu. 4 4 May the ALMIGHTY prolong tht life of your Mill nese, and shower down on you all imaginfble blessings,'" Here follow the signatures of the fiveCapitani of the bye districts. FRIUURG. OCT. Si. To-day the consecration of our gen 41telshishop took place in the Church of the Univenity, sicken tiee ceremonies - prescribed by the Ritual of the 'man Catholic %Well. The number or - strangers, patios holy of coit e igry people, is consideiable. The ceremopy etin peiforailil with extraordinary pomp, and the pre amuse of thaliyand Duke and the three Margraves, has wetly inareilyfttho enthushism of the citizens, who 'heave .aasulfgObd the-4 joy by iliu4o4l4iienrita#4.Ari „Pgirgre i tict. • - • • .• • • . • - .• ire is !I digawfiea stlettee. and a tacit- c omentfc which, in many cases, become the beat Means wbrllaith N who has lately been attacking the Christian ileligiot. .The adstracy of a caste by some is derogatory to its . character ; and their attacks but elevate, and abyss debate, the good. From the good word of a Deist, a gambler, cw a highwayman, the LORD defend us! awe the Christian Religion—we mean the fund..• mental principles of our Creed—stands on too firm a 'basis-of proven truth to be . shalten by the blast of ca. lumny t and is of too pure apd,srt'ess a nature to be sullied by the breath of blasphemy 1 There ate.missiles which, hurled from certain hands at certain butts, rebound, and injure but those from • r(Hile i they cadre. forny is its own Egis: it needs not other shields to . from the darts of envious sin. _ 'beware, lrst by evincing too eager assiduity 06 grilse of Religion, they be themsefies Jii:doubting its eacellence,vhu cense forward *stains which it is not in the pourei of Beau to blur that pure and spotless fabric I • • would put •it to them—v.4.c eartMrgOodleass - to ensue from thus " racking 4 Syron a To add lustre tu, or to defend, the Chris:las not,"properly speaking. within t• ec , topass . commanding power.. °nothing they w ill affect , —they vitt please the *al Of. their attack. They will elevate him in the eyes of his poor deluded followers from . * dust of instgniScance to th e rank of a mar -1,. 'lt is not by the application of the energies of Abe )nfty Then that these niiiguided gestures can be led back'to M16d6131: It is dot by its powers that the men himself cis* be gushed. They may (pit him, but he is :far tU reach the possibility if being Overthrown by the blows of such an engine., Let not she Pies% therefore, degrade her high and influential prowess by ensiling the pitiful scoffers at Religion, atthe Sacred Matson of oat treed, and everything respectable and hOljl flsQ. ite. .Wednesday last the Kula confer on the Hon. Mr. WILLIAnd of Knighthood ; are* ' , bid s c dined with his Kunst, akt attendantsi The Kitt a has enjoyed - in ki s roil phaeton; every tut ek. Yesterday hlslfarcsrr tut vicinity of Virgini a Water, and in. carrying on at the Ilishing continue to anise and depart from the Royal Lodge. His M Is the dispatches from an ear until. Doc or two o'clock in a h r o t u er r e,ery morning soon. ! n a g, rASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE *t. A R1 7 1W1.11. Lady Hyde Parker,' and Miss Chniew, ht Great Camberiasdl pima; Mn.. Worsky, in Manchester-square ; Alm Version, Waimea-street ; Mrs. Carruthers, on Contwall Terrace; Mules Elliott, 4, Ponland.place; Major anti Mrs. Ellis,is e ster-place ; Mr. and Mrs. Nanning, In 1ir04 4 . 14 , 0 m r ; Derma; is Masestialti.otteet• Colonel Tome, in Mardeld-street; majoe Betkananai`Piiiivik e er, from the Netherlands ; c,,k qt a thabrkl. ale Ciotti/Sr, in Great George -street, (runt Florence; X L fiylor, is Wimpolestrret ; Sir William Youlig, Sam in aw es , Wimpole-street; Mr. and Mrs. Adair. in Gloocetter-pla ce; and Mrs. Mawr, in Park-stret ; Major and Mrs. Beverley, t o Pall-mall, front Paris; Mrs. Vaugh, in Deaunikire. lift; Mrs. p, Daniel, is Demmshiroplace; Madame and sk d e Broglio, in Punhnd-place, from Rume ; Mr. an Pgrttrati, in South Audley-ureet, from thd Netherlands; Captain Spurn, in Park -street, keen Paris ; Mn. Hannan, in Cbk MI Acne writ I ,West; Mn. and Miss Ibbetsoo. qt Park street: Lady Trotter, its ' Groaormat-street; the Hain. Mr. De Roos. at his 11.41,1 in P. Thee, from Newmarket Countess Spencer, at her house is .Jamoes-plate. Maw ] ewmarketi Lady Plienbernegh, at bar home M.& Jmneetr.phset, krona . Altborpe, Northaramonabire; General Halt, from Cheltenham-a Usif Ilughtu, kat Iran bits *at Oaklands; the Rev. Sar Chrimnpbee 3lnsgrarr. Dart, and Lady Musgrave , at Marshal Thomps on 's Iferad, Cavesdisk•square ; the Rh: Joh* Roolitst sad Mrs. fluehato, at ditto '• .P. Hadow, Mra. Haddam, mad Mho Haduw, at dit to , free, llaint Alban's; J. Hyde, Esq. and Mrs. Hyde, an ditto ; W. It A ol k. rm, En. a , ditto; Mr. and Mrs. Messenger, at -fentott's j amt e s . Street, from Scotland: T. IL Da . Mes, at ditto, from Y or k ; Wes altdallas Claptds, at Man's Haul, mast *got street, Irma Hants ' • Mr. sod Miss Drsansued,et ditto, horn their malls iscrey; Sir John and lady Palmer, at the Rah Heed, Artingtes. meet, froM their Mar In Hems ; 'Mr. and Mrs. Welaity, at Mpg ; from Swat: ; Captain Berkeley, at dine, freed liatial hitt. yrs soi Miss Carleton at ditto, from the Centime,: C o k e d an d l i ra ,Sainsbury, Sid Family, at. Tbanam's Hotel, Bakeley-wpaare. ham Wades; lir. asd Sirs. Batman, at Fladoog's Hotel, Oatesl.str o s, b o o n ; Captain Wake, at ditto, from a test; titan p,iar, Slk at ditto, film Herts. CHANGES. Lard ;pd. Lady Holland, yesterday, for the Striae, &Vitan adube and kladcmoirrelio Pilch, on a visit to their kintersors at Amsterdam, from Bryarromoroqsare ; Earl of Plymeink, lot ton Mowbray, in Leicestershire; Captain Was. Rothe; km tlis mat of Sir Harry "kale, near Lymiegtoo, Hants, far Windsor; the Duke of Devonshire, at Akon Abbey, Ashtown, fraes bi e Nit Chatsworth, Derbyshire ; Earl *ewer, at Mr. Cobio opt, H u g: boas, Norfolk, from Akhorpe, Northamptonshire; tee amps , Marchioness of Londonderry, at her seat, Boiderwood Lodge, Odors, from Cristehusch ; lituoke Break, Esq. at Lord Geis sat in Cheshire, from imbed ; the Mazy& and klaposisam d Cbsericarde, fries their seat I. Cambridgeshire, to their sat h Trietarid ; the Bari and Comstess of Darlington, to Nelms Now. bear; E. Bright, Esq. from Saville-row, to Bath; Wood sod Lady Elisabeth Steele, from their house in Upper Brook•street ao Bl4olStLiihe Hon. Wm. Burrell, to Cheltenham ; Mark: Chester • to-Sir Henry Payton, Bart.'e seat. humor, Hesse, Ilesehlej; Nesbitt, from bee house io Upper Brook 'street. foe Paris ; Mrs. .1110 d "liar JACILIMIN. from Marshal 11101111,100'11 Hotel; the Rev. Charles Therlow, from ditto; Dodd DA Sq. • ditto ; Captain Portman, from ditto ; likhard Ray, En. Ellies Hotel, St. Janses'estreet, to Orford ; Lord Now ford, from Thomas's • Mood, to Yorkshire; Si, Wm. Cis* 'Bart. fr'.m Fladoeig's Maud e for Oefordshite ; Weed lira Sums rose ditto, to Norwichii' Worn Doyne, Esq, 7th How, hiss to Frighten. ••••••••••••••... CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE.. • CAMBRIDGE, Nov. !. -The Semenlna Prise far the peewee year was yesterday 811010 SO the Rev. Edward leardley, If.A. of Sidney Cotter-06A life ilerriage at Cosa is Gitii/et. • Monday, Theism thorp, Req. M.A. Mew et ?risky Cdlae, vas appoiated as examinee it the Caadidetes ter i I , the iterrice et the Hew Slat Ines Comply, ia the tees tee Teat* arraller. - OX FORD, Nov. !. Wediaewitylast Hat farming Depart arefecankfred•-• llacsaLes Divritry—Ree. Deasy Hey RatelloMidifilMat QPeoles College, . • -114611211141 or Aasa—Rev. 1410 Idartrim Braga* Badri a Cl ikat erard Leigh, Beasermeam•Caßefr b i en t r y• ot= k of Owlet Chard; Rem ski Corolla; Mesnisfs Qmpsfet. SEW* or utheti h rof Rev. Franelstildiart tit Jam 0 0 •114 . k hs Philip Sy !ealtam, Szetat Calks*. Baca acoas or Aars—Joha 'poem Bridges, Walla Calk Grand Compounder; Ric lißvis Statham,' 14011(sow Carpals Christi Collava. Charles iloattAßliebeetiomelMal;°•• Bateneraren, Brasennose College.. . Tbe Rev. R. W. Hinchins,:Virie of New of MV4alesi Callers Ovdeeddiaalleria proientot Sbeg =Z l : East Bridgefaed, is the cowry of MoaMihani. Rec. Tbontas Bea, LL. B.'of Arm( College, CsieRMIK tor. lain to the Right Ho. Lord airiatleg, las bees leatr i M t oil = Babe". of Lima, tease illtsitbry of Ktrby-ma-110111 Rev. R. Orilit b. Mee. of die Grammar Seeovi, in St. DMA. to a Plebendal Beall In the .Ciebedeal St. David's. •• Rev. Dr. Tronchard bait relented the Rev. W. Boirea...__ a bs . Curate of lianderelsorch, se** Vicarage of gl i P l " gm. ' Herefordshire, void by the ..tesignatiaa of the Rev. T. 'Deans. The Barest* of liewpert, Saks% comet by the d e ath et dm per. Dr. Buckeridge, km been . preleisted, by the Lord Chaiiedlor.ta the Rev. leadford, ?ILA . sae 'of F. Saadford, Bei ?I ill Lae, near Sbrewsbery. • • On the Mk Olt. the Rev. Hear, Atlay, H.A. was haitituetd, bf the Bishop IRPttetburoegb, to the Rectory of Casterton Balsa with Pictworth annexed. in the county of Rutland; +aims by the death Odic Mer.litkchird Loess, N.A. on the presentation 0( the Marquis of Exeter; a dispensation hiving rowed the Great bid to enable Mr; Atlay to bold Castertat and Pickwith with Unit l'orston, iq lUncoinshire. OPon the ad olt. the United AwMiate Presbytery of Ediaburlis met at Rest Linton, and ordained Mr. George Patera:Jo to be isial pester of the United Amodate Congregation there. Thuradpy se'nnight she Rev. Daeld Davidson was onanience demo" Minister of the Chapel of Kan at Broughton Ferry. Otiontaries.—Tbe•Right Rev. - the Bebop .t Exeter held a Tate Ordination ow &today law, la the Chapel within his Palate, "en William Jobs Bspol. A.B. or Pembroke couer, ford; Joseph Folyessan Omnenins, A. $. of Catherine Hall, Cam bridge;. Job. TbeopLikas Decries', A.B. of Caius Coder, Cambrdge; William. Andiew Bow, A.B. of the same Cans. lihrerood Tucker, A.B. of Babloi College, Oxford; Charles Woodsy, A.B.'s( Se. Petrels CsMegit; Cambridge ; and Abraham Thomas Itogers Vicary, A.ll. ei Jeans Calhge, Cambridge, see admitted into the Rolf Order of Deacons. The lire. " Atkins, A.B. of. Worse/gee caw.. O x f or d ; the 80, Ralett Benet Cornish, A.B. of Inter Coßege r Outord ; the Rev. Wilda Cheer, A.B. of Woe" Sussex C a u dle , c lun b r kis • the Rev. Jot Hamden, A.M. of Barter College, Oxford ; the flew. John Dell Neva, A.B. of Laos* CoTirge, (Mora; and the Mame, A. hl. of Wadkani CIA*, Ihford, were ordained rriens. Thursday setmight a Court' of Inquiry 'was held is the County Halt; ut ilotiihgham, by direction of the Loire Caascatt.og,lti inquire into the state of mind , uf the Re,. WratAit Holmes, Clerk, Rector of N wanton-ou•Soar, Nottingham. The proceeding' pied five days. Oa the 'it& a verdict was delivered, that "'the Reverend WILLIAM Hot.sms is not * melt; but that partly from paralysis, and panif frow old age, his memory is so impaired, that he is inor i/ ' peteat to the abametapt of his Ofairs, and theidgri isAscoottnd of utiot" . . We are Neared that antra or . mitliged the pito. Pad Negtopaiit, addiriaasigiseek r A i s ivek l oppbs edika t i ve . edat i ons e i tis we ". is ~,,,.. . ' Unit . liatileos to aocliNt - it CeastentOle i ... .'t s. tr. , 4 0 11 ,, ,,... •—• r i ood-witsta do - DA . • 100 - • `', or Th W e e t Zati trap/4 -10M4 e, Rye districts . pat • • . ! I ' . r s 1 Dll6 MOM Wyatt . a,. Nov. 2 —%l Ram by a kiad of miracle fide sv- .trajmousty pealed to coo ter. •, ~ Andst o s t o issuegeots when they were %eg a of unia, us A. L s matitallskargeopeots cillOings. sI • i • Pors4A arca the honour 1..... 16 t h Sear° 1, as theoli,oomblvorat she f ' yang fibliftiv AfreCtfUlly We iire 'full medit to l oa k t --;\\N isj, eel on ta- 0,!. t his . .--, , .. ~ s scettotionatiti . the new created Baronet s. brit .that place, pr de xo.resulhe ss.your hands, and Agmbly tepresent : ... lot *e runty of their Inotitroi, in Modesto:ding to to distinguished attendantsi (antilop% ' Nest day, however , bet penis% who dis- " Though our iltustriogiThorainmeat hum all times stow so much of their time, to waste so much of their- " dur t i l n ' ree s th b e estn pre ' sen es t es w e i isu ck. is several chives in the vicin bro like ok hls it tile& it lieft inioor T.assembled or 10,000 to is pers przs u th : ei ti r is di l s ife app ire to ; taken measures r 'ca_lctillkdir____ . M . protect these countries taluable-epaer, end to threw away so much argument 'coed the alterations in d than when he was among she against rob ers and otb _..,, ds, and has appointed and censur e , on cooduct calculated to excite nothing then pester gene"' * j a r l t e m:os y Pie t i d — s ai c i t c y l.ssen c , u to pie aid er w f a i rr i c : i n most., and fie owed his safety to - Geaeral Breton; for that purpose ',Seat . the rank' of Commander. but contempt and pity ! :Virg allude to the the 9goopaprod iosOirki, who is very popular .. Ito- of the defiles, it has net - ess been seen, that it aas manner in which almost all of the Lqn y slo o n .I . . p u o in s .l a s ass J eiceped hook, th e town in the disguis• tits difficult to preserve perfect security in inaccessible places have harped on, and discussed, the inlets s f -•.....A...1 . L.. nooomalesmft • ••_ 1 • .. _, . ~., . _. 4, .. . hour every moraine score fined as circumstances requited, and according to the oibriM . . they ezteurof district. Theae capitani, whose dignity was ; lip is i hereditary in their fartsifia l t,4lalway! tealaiood foityu I .11ef get! it ire to tbeirdsty, whaniarilfillit;i44a, to poo4 ttOos oil Let those* many Ant., alloorsiatel*Ohisio 44 the rtiroliitionwhith to defend t heti ieigt i vtater o t r a 1i..4 41 , 04 , 4 0 0.0 . 1 4 44 04 b e cosubb t sitspec fed of rained to . WI it iorpt/040.;Phe a vOisnoo art/141:1W to wiper off t seduced our mind's in siattiVikiirasiker, thus yre pi eissoiro . whi*evio t in our infatuation op:tkatitgitstki 11.40.41854 s ,of isuirdadir. We;:teetut tinn as faithful subject*, ii*No act" libe• iiqiitt‘ei sad they r*Ptct rebels to our common bilefactot; oar grac i arr "het*" Monarch, and %n the wife time is obstinate trans- Religion is gress..rs of the ordinancei anti- aatiolerpfni.admonisibn, of oink corn COURT CIRCULAR. The Nixes% &MIA MATILDA came Wilk.. 71.1. terday itatirolog from her residence on Blaaltbspaillie, likiktdra Highness pal a visit to the Print-en A 0411INTA at bar reslegiia iw the Kings Tale*, St. Jaataa, and alterwanle Advil the Pgalmris of Kar,y tOJ.the _Prisms Sotama at their-apartments in:theillnkt PlaiefOlt Vetadtigtoo. The Princes* returned to Bacidniiiirlin the /heroes& The pitches of accompanied by the Prince's Fammas. and attended' by the Bareness Qs SPA DT* 11114 s lr AWN 01.1111. r• benounni tbe performance et " (heron," at Comstifirden Uwe with their presence yeatettlay evening. • The Earl of Dames. and Mr. littemeson visited Vlsces.F.ta osaime yesterday, at hie resilience in Dmenbitatreet. # • Mr. Idoinpart left town yesterday, far Mims. at Iran" • - , Su 244.ogracrtfod In town yeterday 11400011011106 Repot, ace in eirculatioo, entitled to know sot, stating that great additiork are about to be made to the varied' dramatic pieces now. acting de picting the kortorsof samlsling. The new portlms Fie to represent scenes whickhave lately menially octut red on the- Continent, origissaing - in this Satanic - vice. The Countess of Essza.bad o select card pasty yes herds), evening, at her boom in Hill.qireet., Berkeley The . Duchess of . Hefts. who Moderesrrrstlf et tremety popular with the Engliek at Dieppe, lam. it-Is sit J peened bet inteutiun of visiting Brighton neat suitilmw. • The late THOIIIIII WESTIIIt Fa, Esq. of Host ligikoi County of Clare, bar bequeathed 4400 to the Charitißirltisthit• dons of • Limeric k, as follows: 4100 to the Ptotesiant - IFortnie , Orphan Scheid a Alas to the Protestant Free School ; and 41W.dr to the House of *lndustry; to be paid to Alderman WATSON" sod 'to be disposed of at his discretion. l'he late Mr. KIKBLE was at the sale or the bonite of bake . Raw; the Commentator upon Shakspeare; when "1 Trestissusts ski Pa tic Starring," was 'knocked thorn at tire hindsle price of staproce The great Tragedian obsereed, " that ho bad known the Funds so low before." • • • • • Hu Extinct - icy the POSTGOUItiI AMBASSAIK I II giv.. a grand dtionser on Wednesday last. at *Mich were present the islet of Disoi.gC:irrince Haviestaars Mr. Ds nix's, Viscount haali';' tapsaand odor Foreign hinsistersakewim the Marquees de bat , General SAINA, and other persons of distincsico. " r LIDA Ilse line rd telegraphs which his been erected between I.fierpoot and Holyhead, began tamest on Friday se'nnight, though not quite Zonspirte. On tbatday telegrapoic information mired at Manna in fifteen minutes front Holyhead, that the packet fillip the iapideon was of the Head ; and as thotelegraph at littlstoov is nut yet complete, the news was brought by assassin- ger to Liverpool. A forandoble schism has arisen between-ft 'English ' and a Scotch physician at Bottlogde, in consequence of. the former -Saving announced himself to the Irelan d Darien* of. that places as the only "regular" herald' of death., - - • Accounts were yesterday received in tnwn, of a dread! fel cneagement between the Persians and the Ruuiaas f .is whirls- the latter:Were defeated:with very consider-. Ale loss. Thit kites: from Per.ia, announcing this event, are dated the sth of September; and state that AISAS Mine& brid, defeatcf a Russian corps, consisting 'of three thousand infantry of the Moscow Regsment of imperial Guards, three hundred 'Hulans. and one thousand Co:Sacks, 'With leveral guns. The Persian army consisted pf Ire thousand regulat infantry, five thousand -hcuse, and tu enty-eight pieces of cannon. Thi battle took 'dice about six miles from the (ott Eutch Kelaiseti, and lasted from dawn till evening. The Russians lost one 'thousand sit : finnared- men,. killed' or taken prisoners. and the remainder 104 shelter iwtbe at:Kee-named fdrt, which is closely in; vested by the.Pessian army. Doting 'the. engagement Lille following remarkable circumstance took place:— Two battalions of .the Persian atmygallantly Merged two battalions of the lutperial . Guards, and afar a long. sanguinary, and oostinate conflict, completely routed, with great toss, - the Russian battalions. Saturday evening, about seven o'cloct, a . b6at from Kinghotn, with sheep, made towards the pier at Leitlti but owing to the violence of the storm, several 0: the sheep tare washed overboard before 'entering the harbour. With considerable difficulty; they were all picked up, except. one. -which was given uP as lost, and sthestd?ntsi.. Ow the following mottling, how. fiver. something was discovered id the water behind the some pier, which tornia out to be the lest sheep. dreadfully . ezhansted btu will alive; it must have teen, in the V OW uw_ivitcli of 12 citutsay . 44 ; • halal, dquidg a pipit b0th 01474 - , 1 i• • I