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EVENIN G , ,• : ' ..t2,..;l'Sri• .. ... ... .. .. , . .. • '... '---. ' LPRIOE SIET)INIP*Itetk• - -.. - I I 1 I - .- .. . :. - • PlERcif 1 1 APtif3. • • • - aere t it is said, ' :•• .torthe•Stli tktober by the Ca- up front their ctidtpanionship lvirli' . l4 4.aoisid,itat t :.• I . at. • - • - •'a • .-s . ; • ......•asd. ::.•' 1 •-•••• '' • ,''' ' mono% W e o meta has been at anchor - in Abe' astociate "with - teaks Icaskitas. It Is', with the Tiestui4 reg. • • r•abaie aziarolittlets Di i'aliatitiaisWiliii. 20. • • Taigas - for four diva yet the Gettate has ant yet smiled, here as it is with the hall:blick'or•ant;ltittn, taientroja .1 .'; 'ireisala . ,_ .•;:. • , s. -. " ROMS, Nekt: • . .• .„. s -_, hortinival in the- hipping list.. The military heads of roots, of the ' est India Islands , - of. of.ip'atsith. Awe- o 1 ' ." " ail d e • The news of the victory of the Christians was Ttsr Silveita facti.m have ci culated in profusion a kind rice, of of the Middle-Brads ; and just -the lame is it Ofprotestation against the'lldyal Decree of the 3d July, is wit') the half c iste of &aim. He Is tit one and the ance and ed bete front •Antrotia in the course of - Batniday night.; n0 ., 0 initing the new Regent. They assert that Don same time the natuhl_alley, or the fiftpAil,strtrann of . • . ir sew: '* 4 His Holiness who, on the Steilay morning. Sr.-Cliarles' 3dtguel is in a state of eoercien, and that he cannot the Whites; had she most watchful," asigiftrak.:•aiid era .. . ' IR 22, day, celebrated mass in theSsureh of that Saiot; Cow ; • thrl i cncetgal kat ei file ,absolute Monarch and not citeable fob of the blacks. In the Spanisp,.•o(qqa Indies, .. municatad the•newo which he had just reeeivecrto t . 1 ,, th . iftt#/necariopa L ti4.of delegate, revocable.at wills the blacks are bleated much better, isizrstalmslary . Burletta, French itnibassador• hi the Church itsillf,:" - The report l...t.ara,, in ween,dal v frosn , Piymouth a . bat ainiveal than they err; in thy flouthern •Ursite4 ,4 1 • ' ' n th dilPatqbearot gfr - :-/CCoust. .. will appear tcotnenow in the Dime.' ilk* is ... '-. "''•• • ' ._"' :•::.. ' ' * . , Allowed two days is the watt* ; 011 ;Aifi0 1 "434: . little, they may oblige their .apaiier Aosmahllntakkaatill • ' .OR. , ' ~., 7-•- • - ; , ,-. -4. .2r:"OK•l4l l P..leqUliakt. .nes ingliAtlit. , I and arm . ther talon what f ief ;an., .sarail Odetars . ~ ~ , • versaL . Would it wait too . with Psi .144- t: 11°b• a' l• • •-•• , :• . reeds .I ,It a.B1:118LONA liowto senora ma crown - curt OtillIW;19: .• ....; % ' . The' seiffi . itepeamarien ' tiv.in Use at Tarragtstra.... thei r tansom,•Whibh itfired by law.entiale,a ospahrote . P ARIS, •Nocii: •• 7 •' '.- • • ' the eitstritinrieti'are insied thete-their task must be price... l' _ , trai t. ever !seen able to pun;ish a than capitally in } true *Ws On the 11 th of November, a Press - ran Calninisaioner finished berme the arrival of the King a Ttie eaccistions sounded citnlin'aall" he . aPqb" of this . • a_ v a nett . , : • : arrived in the city of Avignon, and immediately ahe begaitatts the 7tis current; Cnlonel..ltafividal and Lieut. Colonel Oliver were hanged *diet def. On the Bth, . 11 4 1 4 4 for an/ th rag done to a *WO Neves ar.a.iih t reply. But in Virginia.lhey hung ispl anteri .tikit * an y "Y a ' Prefect and the Coannassary of the King Proceed e d Ck er to Lien tenant; Colonel Lagnat tor.. Putt faucet Beiicard p rinter; .delrortosa.aadidagiWPallas, ;wows. the house of M. Magny; junior, a lithograph ic pastor.. c ' f mnatnill i int- , I ve r r A y ra i t e g s o pee •; i ta lid fale dea m 4 alt ad es i a t s is ea bgg ecot the ed cith is.i r a d tu ir ai; l : g rae ll; slave to death.. latit. sney ..bitoolaoklie .1 •` Public curiosity was•exeited by th i s fait, and when it _ *led the sewer the •Triis *cavity will nat accompli'th , , • Mr. Puy. was known in the eveningthat the gittes ot the city. had iurpurposed•ohjakt i for, as ettoy of thhse eaec.u•ed`sulai t "P u lA n d a . . aunt* sio so, paid ,the Cat ofiniati I and• not JoragAgpi . '• • bO2 ."'lli and 19 4 0 6 " -41 the iri T e l l .. kic Sr u P le ' 41 "1- 4"1 ., ...- the ;°11 ! i n. . . w Y." it. war it ic e.,_,._._•Ka nre its• at case occuAedM rooint t A planter of otie.dhavei t hepas .4 .it Ir:edlitiit AbasiwAlPs reason ;ni itaakilneassatasi /ttiniii"lin rebel". ~ • al 'P r q fgllt •Pl•Mg""• acted ass euntali fit .- , -c • ••• 43 " i ' a r nmir in s " 4 '" taiiiAll " ' - . -vessel where he W il sa. a limiablit ctually a c v ropped iA a ld w' shind .ll :it ivilk aid - v..''' ''T• •-. So ale theseied. they ,ssela'for ;attention:the circular ; ": I (Tan address to the eleett4t. ?(I,le great 'WAS the ge - ' ..,,,.=• r---.----------r----- .: .. - :his head upon a•bliack;ordeted twowthistilmleyidoisdilloi3O*e- ta5 .,... • 'a- ••-• . ••• .•. DUTCH - PAPERS . Jilin, and chopped Mite/fief wi th . an am is And iphit • • . te... . octal astonishment when it:appeared the next morning • became •of the wretch r*. 0,, Rit, -*obi* 'wow• kotiok ~.. . . . • that M. Magey was auspectcsi - ofrhaving issued forged: FRANKFORT, Nov. is. . • • - ' _ s - -• 1 ...: _ ic..... . . : , any intercourse With hidni in our part of. . she Wofiul•nener •-• •"„,;„^, er : . .._ as. ; ' Prussian bank IlQteS, that in fact several imperfect inf.' e Accounts from Sr, Petersburgh, of the 3J of.Novem . that-he went away r aud we-never knewesltst 'Weath • 'i. '''. ~ . pre,kns had been found in*liittoose, and one notes? her, say, that the newt had been received these just as' of him. • And was44tat all '=Why did fritinik trAi - . . . sjiwaett, perfectly well imitated, that on * comparing it with the the Post was on the point of setting .out, that the him? It was impossible, we had' thi.seienfisses s No witnesses! where were the -,two sleves*,,thaffield hint, ~.. original note, it waft imp° , sible - to. distinguish. them. important fortress of Erivan had surrendered to the Russian troops, sod that the garrison, consisting of three down r 0, 'they were alaees, 4.11ey not - could testify '' •• • • . M. Magny, senior, two of his sons, atodilr s daughter men, withs Hassan Khan, the Comm.inder, against a white min, But where were t.- crew - a thousand ' - ' ' .' /3 . could a it. ' yessel, or the captain? They were colotteed ineti....o4 . . . - • were as rested. The floliii• - und• - ane .of the sons were were pr i sonemo u vr ' ar. ' could, not testify. 'I-Elepressed my astonishment Itsdicl6 immediately see . ailibetti : 7The i ctinitier had attempt- • A BISTERIIA M, Nov. is r. • -.. appeared astonished that I should be . astomehed. Aii, • . s., . • e,dan secrete _ .a. piece of silk,aaa which rut thkantogreph . Last Eriday after noon a pistol shot was bred at Baron . BAkszTT• imitation of .p Bank:note... Thabirtig , bialself Pas. gene - de Pelishy de o Lich:erveld, one of the Officers of Justi c e iCata . n• blocs yot?!. slid he , if if . sse permitted, them ,:° geve -• .ovidente against the whites,, no white than wool be • tn.abis city,s•as he was passing over Havernansburg; • . . s• ones shooting eicurtiroa,.and learning inaintr what_ aims • ot till • d th roug h l• bar, an di t of e, a passe d us at, k nocked sa fe. Id di • Junes made A ' ', so aee .-are.not your up - s ong!! • it - • Then what have you • to fear ?*;, •Thky ..,044, . • ~ pas•iag at hosne.hadiled:"• ' ' ''.• ''' ''''' •• .• ' • that the dentleman wonderfully escaped all injury. of white Men ? Y es. Of- wh i te frtitioeh? ....Ir . - .. , ' i - ' I WA . ''lloi Th e - perpetrat or • i b iki t ia• - The lintn6er . anc! - value grAf . Botta .I, said ar e ~ was immediately arrested, and proved• ~.,, ~.,,, i Own. )teports, *hie hiteent .0 4 k . woillkB4ed•Aays tia .. he'l k - freign seanian, named Francis •Schotitherg. 'con ICI n , w,h_ite brother, vsnold thon,„ualma awn*. satisfied of lats,gtidt?, certainly not. W ell, if . .. 11 . t i elyest;iately•a . carpenter on board the American Pe dectlY .. .. , ._ ~.t . .. • • "-- .. that the, Prussian Bank recognised as forged the .first hip the Falcon , who punished by the Cantons James he were guitty,„you wom,yrisautOltivitleillamtamthed i• • ....,Barrow, for ver y' mutinous conduct. Thinking himself and punished?. ger Might saill'ho" . aat t 'lhat'lks"watlgi notes t h at . were pre sented werei wen. . . 'PP"‘" I " quence, given tcr -tipett •all4stithis • ' 'm1(1111E61 ennitag raggiitate.d,, he made . ; complaint before the Tribouai now, this cannot 1 * - * a OSM tillitarik tfir4 fi y smime, no matter wbstrupois perkatietf Tuttfft% • - •, - F,, • • from France: . kly this means. .e false Proitian Biu . x_k... here a gainst tbq esp.* , which was dismissed as ill- . . ~ 'He seems to ascribe this result . to the above *D o n's white riscit, irt ffselkeletti#ltirici_et • p,, t , note was found in a latter trith the Plitt mask Atjg. loinirled: ~ . apn, ;roe Aimed mon .. ons which the Prussia jcom. mentioned. ti entleinao, !frill Bide •fitolted•from that lie ' cannot be, punished?' kiei4lif :0: : :Atal ,dispoo. . 40 1 9-10. do him a saldathiefs The fortbashe . escape of look upon . 61 $ law AS o f B °l . 4 " 1111 41 1410 thotikittiVit missal/let itamediately proceeded to that city. •-' • , hit t i fi w i litate j p .a eshieet. of 'general cue; :w a it em lead white meo.of.estw..o, , octelpieskse , vol:,:. - - respected ao Theatre . - t elation. •... , .•., .. . •• •„ ; . ratters to do all their inischitta'Yhehelp orilie . 6o.:- ...irical. rim OftnifsTlynrlcnatt2l.... • '• • ' ' ": -- * Ttiflilleatift/R'New. it.' . •. . ,loured men ? The Caithitait pt. thoOglit4l :,and . . radii Oita PRIVATE ConassroNDlNT. . . The Second • Cbalabir Of the'lltiltasceiteral received' after a few minutet lielissdind me that turch'stin welly: .., 8. Slum. • • ••• • -:' LISBON, Nov. 3. . - - "he report of thtsientriat sects On; On the project of law the cate in Charleston. Teel weeirtioiginualq•siar.: _ Major Piece, Aide de Camp to Lieutenant General eatendiag; the itiiantof WO nulfiorts for the • Cr:drinks' to . 011 there ander the depteslattose:ol: ihile.niekt leSslimailk • 111. Sllifjarjta, pho set out On the 18th June for.Braail, re- 02,700,000 florins. The Chamber resolved t6etiteron Ilh tile- o ?Br°es- . ... ••- -4 •: *:• ••,. ...4ri I_,hr 14 w -i.e9 11 i 11 ,11 of.the report on Thursday. • • ' • Rarnatican Errays.e,Op twirled of the-a4the-fenala •.. _ ;, • yon °fa ' turned en the alit October, in the evening, on board Her flaiesty:s birth:day was celebrated here yester- with us, which was crotrJed with people,. triqrAjnott,s. km the Purtuzuese cor v ette LnCoostancia, which left Ili; ; x. • . diy,-:# well as the fourteenth anniversary of the deli: and shopkeepers who ••tooli adiantage so the f t : 44l o l '6C ; , - k Janeiro on thtt 6th September, s His Majesty has aadti- rerance-of•fhe kingdom - horn the French yoke. Their July. (their great narional . •stnoiversary). as they . 4'o- - • noted this officer a Knight'nf the "Br radian Order," Majesties, with the.Prineess Marianne, the Prince and finally of the Sabbath, in &pistol . their purita•.isakfinor , e '. men. W. and a Commander of the *Purteguese .Ordereof the flcancessof Oratipeand their two eldest sons, and Prince real piety, to journey abotit their tvoild.•3•.43 . lshogd: and Pi ineess Frederick, after attending Divine Service, alive a day, as they•eallit, caste sa•u less e•Par.aaaBSibok_ Mrs. A the Yankee . Queth-oe in inlillir'W; a t " Tower and Sword." His Majesty aho• changed proceeded to Scheveningen, .his Majesty having chosen ,• - - -No. -. him with various confidential dispatches, some fee the his day for opening lie handsome Pavilion which he ' wife of the President of-the United State:: Jast"illtat - JUS. Prince Regent, who, it was supposed, would be already kid built for the Queen on the downs near that village: gine that you see her a• 1 describe het to zosi-:- . -rithiV • ' installed in his office, and others for General Saldanha- The inhabitants culled • thernsayss in celebrating the clever, • agi eeable woman, about .45, with . fight th a i i •;:-. -It is knOwn that these dispatches, which are of the happy occasion, and among them were particularly exceedingly intelligeut.eyes, and a touch cif to sarcestig:. distinguished the two old fishermen who, an 1795, con- . about her Mouth, Sitting (aide by sad, ilmnst) at Ak4.. • highest importance, contained, among other things the• ; , ',eyed the family of the S:adtholder from Scheveningen same table wilh her own serian!,l toad lingliblklan . rAnspiii. following: • to England. ping girl, who might have passed for st travelling e IV . ' •11 , 1- _ _I. -1 - ....... ...0 .1.- tr:— k.....i..... a.s.A. a • • • . ~anion kilt fnr annto i.1.1.‘,.. ...MA, Ilva a... ..•1.,. ~.i1....:, ' j , ' 11 . . t t ' A Tr• reEREI 4 OO. , NUMBER 12:722: ~._~ A,I,ELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. . lly AUTHORITY OF .THE LORD CHAMBaRLAIr— 11/tidal the Management of Mews. TRRILY and YATFA The Proprietors, anxious to avail themselves ilf the' impreesicln which the teeent achievements et Navy' hat vpoo the toWn,•have determined, by additional Assistance Elertion in every Department; Eli brio leeward their • till - Vial genera.. • THIS EVENING, THDIt9DAY,NoiIiMIXR _and during tie Wss b, Via be Performed, an entirely law 'Natal Vietleal Burletta, with new Sienes, Dresses, Dacrisee t sita t il l m ailed NELSON ! 'OR, THE ,LIFE (At Jt. 441[1.0 7 • « Buie, Britannia! Britannia, Miler chi 111041!" ' l.. ' The Atlialril, by His Captains, by Messrs. Moaefs, Bozvoir;o4 & Salta. His First Lieutenant,' by Mr. Form. Lieutenants, Midshipmen, fcc. by Messrs. T. Hill, Livria,..Paelfer, Evans, Cooper, and Gray. John Sykes, the adatif* gl 's Cockswain, by Mr. T. P. nt& Itli Moses, if Dee Backii4, by Mr. oau.orr. Capella of Artillery, MA Peter Pledge, by Mr. Bnuiesoaia... &aunt 4110440 3 5 a Mr4ll‘lllPlls lisdrai, the Jew's Deashar.. by .Mis Xemo, Molly llownshiAe. by Mrs. U. tittodita Sailors, Marines, &c. by numerous Analliafia. .Sailors' Lasses. Mimes Pitt, J. and C. Webster, ige. ESQ,UIMAU.X. Mr. SallTll. k.spiote, Annormaivie, the Sore rrrr r Mr..4ateis. Nonespi. Mr. PAin.a. • Ccelda, Mho iltuktir r. . , . . Iliquimiux, Messrs. Coops, W. King, Jefferaa. *is; 'Dab and Susane. SPANIARDS. • The Governor of Santa true, by Mr. &pore. Don Ulloa, a Spanish Meer, by Ddr. Phillips. Spanish Canting', by Mr. Suaa. Soldiery &c. NEAPOLITANS. ling of Naples, Mr. Hit.L. Queen of Naples, Miss A. Bassza. Soldiers, tte. &e. HALF-PRICE AT THE END OF TIT SECOND ACT. • %wadi& with a strlsosßorbtta, in Three :MA. taken THIRTY YEAR ' S ; OR, 4 GAMBLER'S LIFE! kb netrmary o chasm, a Lapse et firms 'Vests is supposed swear between mill Act. FIRST ACT ‘1790.-) 74r. Germaine, Mr. Behar Dials, Isla Son (aged 25), MG T. P. Cosa& • Marissar, big Associate (aged 27), Mr. This*. DOM* a Waimea (alai 40), Mr. Gaiente, froo the Ilmsillopmebet, his Fourth Appearance here. k .~..< a-Young Merchant, Mr. Forma; OW et Manehaimeg, Mr. H. Magbtrate, • Dealer at the Gaming House, Mr. Mows. Vibentine, Servant to MG esthaste. Mr. Pettus. Anoka, Betrothed to Tawslore (egeS4lo), Mrs. Post. late t Theatre Royal, Drury-lone, hetiAlartli Amaranth here. Laois, her Attendant (aied3o), Mrs. TAYLItiIiZ. Fire bridesmaid; Miss TAXOII. Snood Bridesmaid, lilies A. Itmoisse: Pots and Banisters, Messrs. !lowland, King, Joanna, W I , Morris, HA, Lewis, Evans, Parker, ace. SECOND ACT (1805). 111,41inte de Germane (aged 40), Mr. T. P. Coons. Warner (aged 42), Mr. Tasty. DtXlllOlll (aged 55), Mr. GALLOTI. 1 Antoine (avd 37), Mr. Fowls. Vakutiae (.ged 45), Mr. PUILLIM • Car ie s, a Jockey, Mr. J. lbooway. -•- • - Ambit (aged 35), Mrs. Poem Louise (aged 45), Mrs. Tonna& THISID Acr (1820). Theodore (aged SS), Mr. T. P. Coors. Warner (Aged 07), Mr. MIST Albert, Sun of Theodore and Amelia (Aged 64), Mr. Yarns Gunk Landlord at the Golden boo, Mr. /limas:ow& Bapuite, a Traveller, Mr. Samurai. Babet and Garoo, Walters, Messrs. Coors.. and Joins. Peasants, Ste. , Amelia (aged 50), Mrs. Nes Georgette, her Daughter (agtd 6) Mademoiselle Amourtua l , Madame GmerU, bliss DALT. Bores, Ss. rit,rs: Gallery, is. Doors open st Six, commence at ; Quitter before Seven. Ealf•prlce at Half-past Eight. 1. The diplomas of the King, bearing the decrees of nomination direct, nude by his Nitalesty,,of Gen. 84. danha to the office of Minister of War; antrof the Mar- iglaod, UNITED STATES. PRINTERS' PENSION SOCIETY.. THE SUBSCRIBERS and the PUBLIC in general' are respectfully informed, that a MEETING' will.be hOiden at MONDAY, the 3d of Dezember nest, at the London Tavern, lishopsgate-street, at Twelve o'Clock, to confider the most effec real means of establishing the same,-40 receive the Report of fIA Pin/Wood Committee,—and to appoint a Treasurer, Secretary, famine., and such other Officers as may be deemed expedient VENABLES, Esq. and Alderman, will take the Ciair at One &Clock precisely. November 17, 18S7. AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR. THIS agreeable perfumed liquor (the original in vendee of Mr. Henry) ,which is of well-known efficacy in " 11 Ting Faintness and head - ache , aisd le counteracting the effects of over-heated, close, or infected air, continues to be pre- Pared, in the greatest perfection, by Mews. THOS. and W ,I. IliNty, Manufacturing Chemists, Manchester. It is sold in London, wholesale and retail, by Messrs. B and Jhaw, Perfumers, Cockspur-street ; and Retail, price 2r 9d. by one a g ela sr more in every principal Town; but it .cannot be genuine, Woe the names of the above preparers are engraved on the Rovertune.. at stamp, which is axed over the cork of each box, r "Fer SPcoffe Boxes are sold by Bayley and Blew, as usual. - As above may also be had, authenticated by a similar stamp Roar's CALCINE D illaassesaa, in bottles at Ys. 94.1. or with glass sappers at 4s. 6d. r red ling- WWI b▪ Rn ANUINE PILLS, justly famous tot. its stages, the VENEREAL DISKAge dose, and the taking of one Boa, in a recent once the patient of the certainty of his speedy can be better contrived, more safe, or more Remedy, for such as are obliged to go joitrnies no confinement nor restraint of Diet; and .an extensive practice) has proved that it then repeated Salivation and all other methods r the Scurvy and other Chronical Disorders, nut its paralleL Upwards of 40,000 persons been radically cured of the above cruel disor. eight years. Prepared and sold by the sole 'LOU. and SON. Members of the Royal Ca- . their House, No. 9, New Bridge-street, in 9.1. each, duty included....---MB Twu back it the Passages at night.—They are also sold, it, with copious directions, at the Toy-shop, , Mr. Disburougles, No. 7, Fish-street-hill, "Monument ; and by one Person in every con I Great Britain and Irelana. Advice gratis to above, or other of the Proprietor's Medicines. ,quis of Palmella to that of Minister of the Interior, ss lib ,the dignity of Minister Auistente ao Despacho (Premier). These two nominations are definitive, and we are assured 'tbat they cannot. revoke them without :the permission of the King. The object of the precaution appears tia tbe. to render these s taio Midisters_ollll of responsibility, hod confidentein dui eyes °this Allajesty, for the pre- . seiriatinivor the pharlif o lati aseasierectri ghts Hof Don Pedro IV. and his children, toitheerOwn.ol -Priftegisl and. the Algurveu **Air t•- • 2. Advices or hints It 41se.Prioce Regentto complete - the Ministry, by nominating Messrs. Silvestra Pinisero' Pereira.. Es- Minister,-a mail of -repiitatihir as lionot3l.l b'e as established, htinieter of - Foretgn Affairs •Doti Pedro de Mille Breyner, Jtistite and Eyrie; siastical Aff.tirs; Francisco MaxioninianoifEe.Miniate,' under the Cortes. Minister of. clooDlesine. The names no one as M i nicer of Finance and of the Tteasery.' His Majesty besides appoints M. Leiters, the:distal bargador, son in law, of General Culla, to the delicate. post of Intenders'. 'General of the Police. This it-die same who.was, though. too) purpose, designed .fir this place under the .of the V.euerable Bishop of Alger, es. • • • These disphtebes, eingain ,Asrle I's said, a recom. mendacious° camas the deiree of his Majesty. treas. mitted in Ahe month. of Aprillast, relative to the norm=' nation of new Peers of the realm and Cooncilloss'of State for life; the diploma confei ring on General .Sat. Jambe the title, of Count ;..00 tieneral•Ceula,Councelloe of State for life, and present Governor of Lisboa; diet title of Viscount of Elves, for having put clown sheik.' dition that broke out on the 50th of Ap:ikin the letter place; on General Villa Flat the title of Marqeis de Ca r poem., a territory where he sustained the chief - battle with the rebels, &c. M. Piece, it is known, hat( Weigel' long interviews with his Majesty, and 9pressed hiosselt to him with all the heat, patriotism, and firmriiiioti brave soldier, in respect to the probable effects of...the Royal Decree of July 5. Tire King havitig ordere4l, him to give an account of them in wiiting. the Offices submitted to this honourable act of ilahtedness hesitation. 'Mite days after the King called him intgl his closet to praise him for what he 'had done, anti sink to him, 4 , I love such men as you." M. Price trot esse4 , A desire to go to England, but the King c;impelled him to come once more to Portugal. saying to • him Oci, without fear, for I am assured that my Chirterwilibit respected; and, besides, I have power in my bainki° reduce them to order in a mom nt—Set out '*. • . . Up to this moment no publication has been made by .the Minister of these dispatches, of which' doplicetei 10 MORANQIIM OF A TRIP Awitouo.o NEW ENG t'liA .AND, Jecy teirt.—(BY A ORITRO STATES-MAN.) Niotoos.—On my way from New York to Boston (or tcrProviSence rather) in the steam boat, I fell in with a Southern planter, a liberal strong-minded man, rwho had evidently thought much on the subject of .411 very, and the condition. of the negroes in this part of ;he world. liVe;conversed together for a long while, and t may give fors a ;nod idea of the state of feeling! which appearwtolii - evall atriong the Well-educated and (setter sort of Sonthereplatners by repeating to you the iustance of what he cdramonic-ated to •rne, together hith his declarfd opislions upon seretal matters of in-' erreseconnected riitliwhak,stiay be call,:d slave legisle. tioillt the Stio!h- YOu may wonder at his enlargetkviews: ;awe Oh 'a iifiwond r diorr3 think. at his nartove onee,i 1101POite , witl" .11re.at •joava4tion' o l449* 9061bci ' • I% t om in South Carolina. e free rsegeni.wbo Km in is o itsetkntalbere, pays ten ,dallars a pear for• the psi 1e and no coloured min, though born free, is.Fer.' co4edln iiciy altitude after dark, nor to smukea cigar; . • is dod• ktiiet; nor tit kaaP I' gun or a dog ; nor even to: ,01 PraPlitklidste 'rho Militia when they are ander arms.. the result 'of which is. that the negroes begin to. tkel- their .i atre9gth — 0 Aisckra-man ...fi ail, for we," . suit tliey.• liotUnii ego f the son 'Of a respectable ta wern4NOef; bdthirei, and the son born ,flee, pas taken. uplag.harlestori, Soutbticiolina, for appearing in dirk elreat,seidx,allghted cigar in his mouth—a thing tibia; 4weandvte.bOy.might do with impunity. For k ner;ro t it w as pot, po r efor a coloured maw it was not 101 They , Weirt . tabe publicly whipped, and these u•as no tma. tion'ldla exercised, no alternative, no commit:tints -4 'lave:. When this veryhard ease occirrreJ, therefore ;the Judges, rtot being able to escape the law, took•tbo . liberty toiescape their oaths, Val suffered the man to, gpfrA ! ... ,koaps they were right—as men they al. Aftridlv•ivere so' , i,es,4edges it may be •doubtful ; but; 'edsOtHee'tight'or wiOng, whit a fatal thing for the lawl In Gi, , ingia now it is different. ite Sue far smoking 'is ibaiittet there 'is t% O dollars for a -white mid, and one dotisse r tor.a.black. Thiv ....the .latter 'feels end Ott knowleigeA t 2 he•just, and so it it; loOking.to the crate 4 the late generally, it is More than jibt—it is genet uoktlioughi ilie . c ndition Of 'the black is not of to chit of the white - as one is to two. 'the Gentlenian speak of reprobated - ass heartily' at •I "did the "Shott.' ,ishied policy of such legislation ; and appeared to weeplitiply , ;bat .by taxing the free coloured-papule. Aim of the South, and loading them lei;h disehif.• • of ode Itibd and another, the whites were diving .aersittitiii peotectoW," and' titeiking down thi'hatitfiF then* Imorreen.,tixlm and the•• blacks.; (di evarf ,where, ps,thia.faunti y, : the ! free negroes try to - assoc.iate ittgeefier, and would, if they could, work themselvei r ep. 4 tt g bmet fOr ;time t hing s 'whith'ititt t. to. ..ki 0114. a il'- .that you seethe wife of the highest cfignitary . of these twenty-four Republics. travedlng.unattentiert, (ittri husband being cif to l i erittsylvioloc, lilt ,Stai.,, "WA is to decide the election, wheie he . psas consented to appear at the canal celebrationialfgnitiCeiii iiiiiti . o ft,policy; whi‘h..will go far toward making:him Ilnrist‘l &et again),-well, imagine that you see her unattendlit*• Unknown, With. but one male.and,one female servant, duo one Irish (a steady locking tpiiproaulike sort of a isetionage), and the other; I'4 t a..tai,ki her chest and tits ,an Eogsh girl . Py . tttsbxeddil.-4.kersflt was ih Etteilirid (t Seriivc),.wild is tiletflore an h,141,ii0,.. i as ' thouge . Vein if • Wine - lie:tit Isitlekt: rag 7 fier-Itow . - paskil away; 'in4 large Cabin;' with heitlf4' ' hunched )(pohooking intelligent people,. Who, thorigh ,they did not. koaw her till .the gassagelrks 144 .akild9,„, ancr Wept Lager en o ugh to .get a4leep piApir,„ cogs !toed tolehave,lpaiarti bet (when khet . ww_that,Aeg . . .own ihelolWAie as goodd• kit( their gain at fashion. able . as were 'those of the t.acly - Pre.Wittriele' if AheY,ltsid.a}l .beeo in the:*skit -of‘ariotiritt. '`did ,eating p send take and sw s. with lit itt 'frost once a month, for the fipl . • - 4_,Librir limy:l)m :were ali. a sort p 1 'nett.,;opr itts,, +WAR!, imagineafter thatimagine&Afyon see' her ' 44 , nster ill'jks% a steam boat helping herself; - arid- t Rif !bake' with about ISO title-republic artioh'evifty• sisleAlid`thell .stowe) away in a Yankee stage coach; tairyinyptisn4te to-elve inside, and jolting through the dust at the rate 'of oinemilea r animus over avowal y, the whole ef irhich 'was ringing and thunderiog with jof for the eohincipe- ' tibsi of uthee.dtkp,And over.,Which her own, hushand was the chief Itisier. Imagine all - this, and you have .a faithful pictore4P - wthst a •maut 1 did not speak to "her, though I had realists to know•her well ; for, in the first place, I did not iiensediatily tecognise.ber -when she cattle on ,bpard, as she ip#s partly attended,bnhrect„ pctsons t two of whopt4 40i:en:helm e, Riad one khpi kpown thditricfitally, - who; tin account of tbeirlcitiil!„ 4 e u r ld l not have hreaev,eneleedt her,me tin forbore e o f t o real" edm . 4taan and itt - slitii. I 6 d lfl id res. ipt ikAt ch o h :o :i sp 'tn i_ vi i interfere; as otheis did, iiiji vobats.w. f ii robAbiy in. twist! to be her incogti ito.. - fititiperlape,ior clevee Women *ith clever huibando, tililsolitiA iiro are aPt to play a chop game before the oi s tiltitede —pet hips • the .wife hem was playing into the hand' of the.hits- •• ismid; whe "" pot" en the other sicie of the table in,l'ean iylireiia. Hex unostentatious mode of travelling would. do as . 'much for him throughout New England, i f it were accidehtalig knows :, as his'unciticulating participa tion of German or Quaker : hospitality would.defor hicte In the State w hich has hitherto been _so fast:amble to 2:. clspn, but which, woe to t4e.G,nerai! haeoweillsesmo .iseist4i in the net of his rival, by in'vitingitly..topikag. . 4ilailsil acatralcelebrat on. Pions that hi* !Ik A—:-: was able to count his Chickens with safety% reel :We 1 wit not that PitaL • , , I A EAKE'S GEI . I k4 airing, in an Olt Noll Pill aSo !an, will soon cousins leeway. Nothing et tionenlent than this w to sea, as it needs 141 1 lean experience elect a Cure whe trail nothing. Fur 9 V Ihn Medicine has m ' , NIP hash sexes have b 3 • Ein; within the last f, 41. PlPlition, T. TA .14 his of Surgeons, at . • 'lnes et only 21. and L.ghts in their appointment lOW 103. lksfurd.street; ,1 1 opposite the lerahle Toles in G *eons taking the aim _,A