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• - I,l4 l Apiref. • ••••- • • s c r , • aft* - I *O 4 • • 41111111 A ' 4l ) • • _• cr l / 4 F., • 9 4 OIL • . • .Ibir r• -7 ";• •- • • • • • s• , 4. 1 • 4 . !pm, • _ . , N . VBER eb,16,24. MONDA' '4,•ltit4. • P . aircislarxpEN*Rm . ..rpF49%; • . This day was publisked, In 3 VOA. 12mo. the Second Edition, price Xi hoards, of WA.VERLEY; 6r, 6, 'TIS SIXTY YEARS . SINCE". A NoveL i n rtd by 1. Ballantyne and Co. for Longman, liurst, gees, Orme, and Brown, London ; and Archibald Constable and Co. Eslinhursh, • • : This dap were published, in Syn. price ns. Niards, ALPIZI SKETCHES, comprised in a Short Tour through Parts of HOLLAND, FLANDtItS, FIANCIL, SAVOY, PAYITZt ULLA ND. and Gat MAN r, dating the Snwtmer of . a MEMBER of the UNIVERS{ nr of OXFORD. Printel for ongman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater • atesAii,i6v/. • • • - inns thy was nublishod, in svo. price St. A- LETTER to the EARL .of LIVERPOOL, on the . Probable Effect of a GREAT REDUCTICIN of " ltditlgl PP :CBS, by IMPORTATION ; upon the relative Con , dicktm-rd site 'State and its Creditors; and of Debtors and Cre dit. 4. In g. npral. London :'Fumed by and for Black . , Parry, and Co. Bpoksel lora to the Hon. Erst-Itsd).. Company, Leadenball street. . • Tlfs day weer published, - 7 in, P oval o,:kayo, price Lt. .s. in boards, REPOR of CASES' argued and detepinined in the Court of VICE-AD - MIR ALTY, at HALIP.i,X, in NOVA-SCOTIA, frum the commencement of.tLe War in 1803, to thr end of , b , year 14130 n tLe time of Nexander Croke, L.L.D. Judge Of ihat Court. )3y JAMES S:f.EWART, Eq. • A Member of his Majesty's Connell, and Solicitor-General for • • the Prot—ice of ftrov::-geptia. Lyndon : Printed for J Butterworth - Ind Son,. Fket•seeet. "I Xi , d..t .was pub/ishak Sinn price as. boards. A -* SYNDPSIS ttt the Various - kinds of DIFFT fI CUI, 1' R FUR! HON, with Practical Remarkiun the Management of labours. • . By SAMUEL MERRIMAN, M.D. 'leacher of Midwife y, Ittc. Etc. Also, lately published by the same Author, price 3s. A Di4s.triatien op the Retrovefrian of the Wotub, some Observations on Extra-uterine Gestation. • • Lnogoat Printed for John Callow, Medical Bookseller, 10, -Csaavrii-dustrt, - Prinaes4treet, Solo. This .fry _was published. price !us. boards, EW MATHEMATICAL TABLES, contain •, . ing cor the Fas, Squares Cubes, Square Roots, Cube R Dor Pec4rocah, and HyperbO i lie Logarithms, of all Numbers from t to 104'00; Cables of Po xers aad Prime Numbers; an rate sive 'Falai. of Formula, or Grimm SvoOpsis of the moot ins f 111111 parti:Mars relating to the Duct. iieto of Equations, • &e as„Plustur.s, plueuts, &c. lut ate. By PE FBR KARl.Oblt, of the Royal Military Academy. London Printed for G and S. Robinson, 25. Paternoster-row. 7-7 7 - 7 7: 1414 stfi(OKERS'• INAIIIICA rats. ES3 kS. Git IMS t'ONE a , d C. No. 47, Old. 1,1 'I4.Ae T , con lone to rederm from Pktlie and Purchase blanufai.cfo.l Geods of rein d,-.criptiou Ore, tliaenonls, aid Pear's 14u - having a heavy stock of goads on band, and die. prKeJ to et for ca.ti, so as to • make it wor by the notice of Mears and Co. may be furislitcf with any writ from Ten P 4. to One 'Thousand. Respectable Balls negotiated on lib,. far terms. IS MADE': i!NI FN l' Tp OYAC I'l-ATYkifid'ii - bompogril • instead of Tallow. Oa. or Grifase t sal/memo the Eifeini of Friction in steam-Engines, Machinery, MISS, Car riages. Coaches Waggons ' Car s, &c. instead of Copper for 11b.pe Irtcosto,Ter, Pate.adine, alld Service. for Rigging, or en. elm fork:A.l,4l; vrt.serve Polished titeel or, Jroo from rust )• Woid or Wooden iuldings from the Dry-Adt ; and bit the.usa' of woich the Pubic save in ad cases not vow titan three hundred per cent. plOu.ive of saving wear end, tear, time and labour. gold, for the Patentees, at No. sd, Charing-Cross, near the Mmiraity, Landon; end, by their appoincinent at most Ship Chandler-, l'noiers, Booksellers,. Libraries, itationers, Drug gists, Medicine Wareliiiims. Perfumers, Ironmonger.. Cutlers Coac'makers, Innkeepers, Coach and Waggon-offices, Oil an t i Colour-shops, Sadler', and shopkeepers In the United Kingdom, ir boxes, price 2s 6d. ; Ss. tict ; 10s. 6if.; One Guinea, and TWo Guipe:is each. Thr smallest size Box contains a Quantity sufficient to Prime a Four Wheel Carnage Four times, with which it will run up wards of SI: Thousand act' it will answer in dsdi same proportion for all other kinds of work. FUR THE TEETH AND GUMS.. Ile UT E Krs celt•brated VEGE'T'ABLE TOOTH' • JLI POWDER. is, with confidence, recommended to the Use of the Public,.asthe most tan:sous Preparation for Pre erring the 'retch in a sound state, even to old age, and prolucites a pearly whiteness without impairing the Enamel. It fun-arts a firm ness and beautiful redness to the Gums, t. the Breath the most delectable'Svieetriets : and if foetid constantly as directed, will pre Vent the Tooth-ache, Gum Boils, and Swelled Face, I.y retrtieving Its cause—the Scurvy in the Gums, Price '.fs. 9d. the hcx. BU'rLER's Sup. Tier LAVENDER WATER, from its elegant fragrancy, has received the Approbation of their it nvai Hieh to este' the Princess and Princess el/Ault - Ate of WA( 5, and of mapy Ladies of the fk-t Disti..ction. Price 45. in half-pint tootles. Stahl wholietie and retail by the Prdprietor, R. Butter, 4, Cheapide, corner of St. Paul's Gliurch-yard, Preninti ; aiiel retail by Crew, Spragg, llebm and Sliarp, Portsmouth ; H,N , I carding, and Johnson, Gosport; Allnutt, Weehon, R4iiloiy , t!npe, and Jones. Portsee ; frewman, Exeter ; Cookworthy, Glenville, Gil bert. and liecland, Plymouth; \i'aterfonl vid Dublin; Baxter axed MiDonald, Glasgow ; Manderstoti,•Scott, and R. inson, ,liiiiiiburgh ; (rut well, Guth; Russ and Peck, Hell; WI, te, BriAtcm ; ti, Seldon, and Rise, Cheltenham; Greg. son and 'tali:lse, Edwards acid Penny, Liverpool; Stahel and Lyi.ch, Manchester ; Bowen, N .rwich ; Knott and Lloyd, Bir mingham ; Gregory, BUglitcn ; ar.dorinoit resrctablo Medicine Ys k ders is the Kingtiosi, in Boxes cis, sd. each. SALES BY AUCTION: SOTUTHAMP I ON, HANTS. By Mr. COLSON, On Wednesday, the 26th of October, 1814, at eleven o'clock, unless claimed by the Owner, and the expenses paid, the fol lowing Az ticles, which are removed from Mr. Burnett's Ware house to the Store of Mr. John Colson, near Watergate Quay, and will be sold to defray theexpenses of Freight, Warehouse room. &c.,,tc. by Or.!er of Captains Munday anti Atkins A PWESS-BEDSTEAD, BED, BOLSTER, and BLANKETS; several Bridles, Saddles, and Saddle -trees, :Buckles, Straps, and other ankles in the Saddlery line of busi ness ; also a Gig Harness. At the same time will be Sold by Auction, a good BOAT, with Oars and Sails, two eafiral Fishing•nets, and a quantity of Sacks. , 1 o AGRICULTURISTS, GENTLEMEti and SP 3 RTSMEN. NORTH AMPTONSCIIRE.--Wlth hitniediate Possession, Ac the Wheat Sheat inn, In Daventry, on Wednesday, the 81 of November, 1814, at Four o'clock (unless previously disposed of by Pr va•e Contract, of which due notice will begiven), A 'CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe -11„ free and Land•tal redeemed; cnnsistieg of an excellent newly-erectedtlWerngliouse, fri a mot heal•hy 'iteration, and commanding very beaudful and picturesque views of the War wickshire Hills and adjacent country, fit for the residence of a Gentleman and Family, and well adapted for an Agriculturist; with large Grenades, tarns, Stables, Coach-house, Farm-yards, and all suitable Offices, in good repair ; and upwards of 306 Acres of uncommonly rich Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land (nf which between 40 and SO Acres arc Arable), within a ring fence, well watered and timbered, and abounding with Game, most desirably situated at DRAY ION and STAVERTON, within one mile and a half of Daventry, and a quarter of a- mile of the London and Warwick Turnpike Roads. A more desirable Property for an Agriculturist, or a Gentle man fond of Field Sports, has never been - offered to public sate, having a ready communication wick the best Markets in the Midlatd Couuiies, and being within a very easy distance of the Althoep, Pycchley, Duke of Grafton s, and other Fox-hounds, and in a good Shooting country. The Parechial Assessments are very nine/orate, and the roar uncommonly good. • Halt the Purchase-money may remain on mortgage. Apply to Mr Burton, Solicitor, Daventry, at whose Office Map of the Estate is left. TO THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, AMA TEURS OF 114 . FINE ARTS. GENUINE SALE OF SUPERLATIVELY ELEGANT • • PROPERTY. By Mr. S rAFFORD, At the spacious Rooms, Union -street, Bath, on Monday, the 7 of November, 1814, and following days, at 18 prelliely, AMOST Costly and unique Assemblage of •Elei gaut PERTY, comprehending the magnificent Depot shone of the Cabinet of FINE GEMS. This rare and splendid Collection; the select ion • of discriminating taste, has been the re search of the last 30 years, and combines a considerable portion of the best Specimei,s .of At t. Included arc the only Group of. Rattles in Onyx Sttne• iu the world, (va'ued a• 3000. guineas); a Superb RELIQUE ttf CRYSTAL, set in Or-Mule and Precious Stones, deposition : a Mocos Casket, enclosing a liintloo Idol, composted of the largest Oriental Pearl extant ; a curious Ancient Portable Altar-Piece, the private Oratory of Pope Innocent X. A matchless Sardonyx, enlistniched with two Scriptural Subj,cts 'the Resurrection and the Ascent , " by Cornelitts Poletub-re; exquisitely fine IVORY .3CULP LURES, by Quannis, John de Bologna, Flamingo, itec. A valuable and select Co':ect tent of PAINTINGS, of the old Scharff, eomprismg, in fine Mee servation,.the best performances of the most esteemed Masters, 'I mauve! which - is a hbefraul Angelo Da eat-rimer", (erttitter - tel 24Y•Oguine•s ;) a singularly beautiful large E.naltel of I.w:cis I.; and nearly 100 others of squat merit, by Perini( ' lidt, Roquet, Ste. CAMEOS and IN TAGISOS; Onyx acid not Gokil Snuff 13sxes,inclnding many rare and beautiful spec i ; An cient China, Foreign Curaosities,Rings, Seals, and Necklaces, in great variety, of antique and modern elegance; in Onyx, Jasper, , and Blood Stinnes, Mocna, Enamel, &c.; a variety of Cot:dine, Jasper, and Italian Marbles, in Pyramids, Ural, and Va•es ; to- J gether with a variety of exquisite Gems and ittisrenaorous LI,•- ganti2s•of the riol•S; being the real Property of Mr, t; is PLAY, raiinquishing his favourite penult from a continuance of ill health. MAY he viewed on the 7.d, 3d, and 4th days of November, by tickets only, which ma; Ire hal of Mr. S:all'ord ; CatalNues will be ileßvered. 2i.c4.:!5, twelve :lays prifer. c,t ibe 5.02, by fears. Mack and'Clbaur, Dublin 1 Parts, chez Rosa I .ibr dre, G randy tour du Pa%ir kora( ; ' Messrs. Robins and ferry, Auctioneers, Birminghani; Bush Inn, Bristol; at the Museum, Chu rchsstreet„ t.iverptiol ;- 'flop Pole Irn, Worcester; Kings Head Imo, :inn. tester ; the Laudon Intl, Exeter; at the Auction Mart Lobslan; and a: the :turf ioneres Offizes, 73, Wellstreut, Oiford-ssreet, London ; and Westgate hteklints, Rath; ' I* Commissions (post paid) faithfully perforated. GUM IDNIAN MEDICINES. UR. BARNETT GUEST telsectfully infnrint the that the GUESTONIAN MEDICINES are sold by hlessits. NewscaT end SONS ssrsidesak and read, No: t 9. Dame-strew, polka; and those' that wish to see the salutary efficacy of them may !carve thpr information, by perusing his ".Guide from Palo," price Is. sold as above; or by eximinlog the STAR Newspaper, Bell's Weekly Me seLger. or I.a Belle As sembite, where they will see that these enenilcal preparations have been established in Londr.d for more than twenty years, by .rellevlug the futlowing complain:, In less than one hour, tout by earls , * ifs a,reaaunaldalime, sji sorts Qt. Gnut. Rheumatic. Goat, litheutnatism, Pleorsy, Elver Complaints, old drains, Bruises, and Wealutess, or Contractions proceeding from repeated ;swot cinns of the shave complaints'; filtewise i'wel-aches, Face-aches. surd tar aches; 5000 patients. after they had !seen a.l - mitred into :he f.srndon Hospitals, contlnued there a reisnnalle rime, and returned without being relieved, have afterwards hen restored to perfect health by the use of these resto rat i ves . Ihe success sirtending his Antibibues, Astht:ilitic, Nervous, and Con sump:tee Pills, are In great as almost to seem incredlblei and his To Pnwdtr, if once u.ed, suds ahval be preferred. N B. These Mtrittines ate sold wholesale by 311 the respect-? able Medici.re Venders in Loudon; but retail oily by the Pro rrieror, B. C af r, Nn. 9, Great Sureey-strt PAI.4Y A - NO PARALYIIC- IHE-following t the Copy of -a Letter Isom the Rev. Ascrimrs JOADAN, Vicar of lLoo, Rear Rochester, Kent, to IA m ea, Surgeon, Reigate, Surrey r—(l3y the Kings 'Paant) :(INItIVi CARDIAC and *NERVOUS TlNC TUKE,tordiroi tiers of the heads saalacl.. ao4t bowels ; gouty,' bilious, and nervous complaints; debility, palsy, spasms, angina pectoris, Ice. College Yard, Rochester, Sept. 11, 1814. Dear,Sir-1 conthitie vastly well, and am a striking evidence of the bere.fldal effeels of your medicior, iu Paralytic Affections. I use it vow occasionally only, and that chiefly in cpld weather, when I have been in squations likely to give me culd; such as g&ng to church la a wet day, &e. &e. and it is worthy of re mark, tbist I have never once taken cold, not even the slightest, strict I have been in the lialeit of taking this metho.l of pr. ven ders. Tour obedlinic versant, RICHARD )oil DAN. N. B. Mr. Jordan's Cue of Palsy, and Certificate of Cur; are No. 17, and :it, in the pamphlets put up wall the bottles Sold wholesale and retail by Mr. Stynt r's arpolntment, by Messrs. Sunni and Co. (late Dicey and Co.) No. to, Bow-church Yard; and retail 'ay Ft el Smith, No. 29, Haymarket; Randall, Royal Ex cliange ; Bacon and Co. Qxford-street ; E. Newbury atkl :on, 45, M. l'aui's Churchyard; J. Harris. the corner of I.udgate•stree ; and by every Vender of Patent Medicines iti the United KtiigJont, in bottles at 49. 6d. 9s. 171. and in plots, at 335. by which there is a enasiderable saving. Of whom may I'e had, litymer's Pectoral Medicine, a specific in bid colds chttetnilae a sure Preventive 01 Consumption et the leash its *JUN at Os. auil 111. cub... t 3 ,CAIidAL TO .BE SOLR .130 Mir N CONTRACT, • By . Mr.. rr.. IWNMOUTH AM PION, div7iing 410 per Silage clear Per Annum; Otford, brand Junction, Old Union, Grand Union, Neagh, Swansea, Warwick and Nap. itost,lllesniere, Grand Slurry Shares and Optional Loan, bearing luga i eetit. interest' s Kennet and Aeon, Wins and Beriss, So - merr,akOoal a l, Lock Fund, Rochdale and Lancaster Canals • Globe, r bispe . Rock, and Alhion Assurance, and Der ford Creek "ridge Shires.—No. DI, New Bridge -street, London. ' lINIPERSITT INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, OCTOBER 21. At At-Congregation of th's trnlversit, on Wednesday last, the l sum ot-4300 was unanimously voted out of the treasury chest, for the di tressed Professors of the University of WirtembutBll, in GerrUany. Joseph Cook, B.A. of Christ College,' is elected a Foundation Fellow of that Society, and G. hdillett, B.A. of -Trinity College, Finch Fellow of Chr,st.College. Thursday last the Rev. C. G. Watson, was instituted t the rectoruf Melton, Suffolk, on the presentation of the bos and , Oilepete of Ely. • 'the Rev. Warre Bradley, Vicar of Chard, Snlnerstst,ind Chap I lain to the Bs!top of Bath and Wells, is prt ferred to 'a Preben dary in Wells Cathedral, vacant by the death of the Rev: Dr. Sunantr. Wtn. Hodge Mill and George Peacock, B.A. of Trinity Col were on Saturday, e:Licted Fellows of that society. 1 he following - Gentiemen have been chosen Officers of Cam bridge University: Proctors—Charles Bliche, M. A. of St. Julia's, and Joseph Shake, MA. of Christ College. • M:iderators—Miles Bland, M A. of St. John's, and William liusti: r, M.A. of Jesus College. Scrutatars—Wm. harsh, M. A. of Magdalen College, and Thonzas Hart, M.A. of King's College. Taxers—Daniel Creswell, M.A. ot Trinity, and Win. Hustler, M.A. ot Jesus College. OXFORD, OCTOBER 22. Dr. Carey is compelled, from severe imitsposhien, to resign the head-mastership of Wes:nonster :ichonl, at Christmas next. He retires on his church pre;ermenc, and is to be succeeded by Mr. l'a,ge. Monday last,Corn wall!. Hewett, M.A.of lirasennuse College, was admired Bachelor in Medicine. • ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. Rev: Jnhn Samuel !anon, B.A. of Queen's College, has been nominated to the prrpetual guracies of brill and Boarstall, Bucks. Rev. Ws Allen, M.A. head•master of Bolton school, is pre sented to tie living of Per.l, Lancashire. ev. Wet. Wilkinson, rector ot Suuth Crofton, Leicestershire, to the vicarage of Loweshy. Rev. Ey to Halliday, V,ctsr of Llanarthney, Carmarthenshire, to be chaplain of the Royal Votk•yar&l Sheerness. Rev. Tots itley Clarl:son, M.A. has been institired to the vica rage of St. Andrew'-, Cambridge. • Rev. R. Wrbb, Minor Canon of St. Patirs, and Vicar of Kens worth, +lefts, has been collatAl its tot. rectory of the unwed pa rishes of L. Mary Magdalen, and :3r. tirezury, iu the city of London, vice the Rev. W. Clark•, de. e Ibe Right Hon Lord Tteresftn-d, Cowin:oder in Chief of the t'urtu✓uese Army, has brew please) to appoint he V. ev. itnhert M. MiLer, M.. 4. to be one o: his Lordship'► asniesoc k:harlAins. FOREIGN- MAR W. ANTWERP, OCTORER U. • ••,, yet MOM •''VI • 66 lb. SC StarkiMilt. 17:Ricc 30 93 • • 08 00 • Pottbk I.ozves - 47 Si) •••• • 71 00 131 14 Soh of Excf;ange, 121 111 111 Ou 9 /1 • t. 14 141 4,5 00 Laniki‘a Nittmeg • Cullce, Java per lb. . Bourbna • • st. Domingo (pot • iii!em, Buono Arras • • t't.Tpt.r • TobAcco t Vitinas Lraf • • 68 00 Grotes. •4e 50 24 00 Si 00 20 00 Cotton, Prinanta • Loutoans 2n4 Georgians itaq luJi2 Bine VIOLA Clopnmon, Ceylon . A Horst has Sil4 or 40 Grates; an E•calin ij 0 Sob of Iv deangr ; K Florins of Eichauge Ire coal to 7 :writ's Current; an:. the pre‘eut lixelptige is Florin, arid S t;rote. ptr £ sten. Tint. Gro:cs a l'iorin; tOtilbs.Antwe:p equal to 1 14%5814 AM,TERDAM, OCTOBER 11. There is very little doing In Coffer, your quotations being leWer. as wail as those of Antwerp and ambargh, have einsed a depre.sion with us, and the price Is half a Urote lower settee our la.t ; the dullness in tide article may be attributed to savor large st.pplies wiiich we have raently received. A ship from St. Domingo direct, bas also brought us 160,8n01b. 'neither ar.icles no variation of consequence has taken place. Eschangel3B 10. • ' lIAMBUR.GH, OCFOBER 11. per lb. 37 ss Grotes bane*. 46 53 - 00 Ca 60 tit - 61 63 37 lit - 34 21 Cloves 41 44 Marks. Mace • 28 33 Schils. Fleas. bn, C.c,ineal 72 51 Schiils. kiensisb Indigo—Spanish Flores - -00 00 Last India, Fine Blue 211 23t Violet - • l3i 13 Violet and blue 15! 19} 'Yuppie 00 00 With 8 2-3:is per cent. rebate. Cocoa--Maranlia 121 t3i Schills. current. West India 12 13 With 20 per cent. difference in banco. per lb. 17 17t Schills. current. With 20 per cent. difference in banco. per !volts. 47 52 Marks current. With 8 '2-Sds per cent. rebate 20 per cent. difference in banco. Coffee—Fine per lb. - Is schiv.. baser). lot I:4 Ordinary - Stipr--:ratee 19 20 Grates. Tel res 20i 23 firushed Lumps - 00 60 Cotten—Surat ' Gcor3ia Brazil Mariarilarn Pet tlailibuce% Ultizer—Easc Inuia Mike Brown Pi/oasts Accounts are kept. in marks and bhi!lings banco—l6 shillings equal to une mark, S marks banco are equal to 6 shillings Fle mish, one of e%hich has 12 Grotes, and the present 'exchange is 31 shillings 10 GEs. 11cm. per £ sterlirg. 7 here are also marks and shillings current, which vary Su their value against banco ; at presets: they arc xu per cunt. worse.-1041bs. Hainburgh equal to 'lan. British. In Colonial produce there h not much doing; Coffee, which has fallen to of a shilling, was much bought at the quoted prices. Many orders are expected from the interior of Germany before the winter, and no depression in the price is therefore an ticipated. :there are many Purchasers of Relined sugar, and the prices are somewS.•at improved ; for Enzlish Refined 33 a 34 is paid. It is supposed that the prices of this ankle, as well as of Raw Sagan, will maintain their pacts. For Pepper.therc has been much demand; it is now, however, rather flat. Our stack of Carolina Rice Is uow almost wholly exhausted; other descrip tions have artived a and meet a current sale, rarticulayty Brazil. . _ BRUSSELS ipl'D PA4V4FORT-PgAlatl. , •• . • • , . tat litorinktts tip fitiatas. de: OCTOBER_ s. , Feankitirr, tirctshr The Contrnatilisnts : of the fortresses cf Alsace have received. it is.said, within these few Os, from. tin Minister of Wars orders to put these places. In the peace establishment. These measuips Are to be .put into immediate effec. t. The cannnu sybich.d..froded the outworks, as well as the greater part. 4f those on the ramparts, are consequeatly rephoed ip the arse. nals. The pallisades are takinz up, the superfluous fortifications h i eing . demolished, and the oumber.of persons employed diminished. These .ching-!,s had not been made 'tlll now, because the decree which Nit as end to the state of siege, continued these 'mike. tions in the state of war. i .. The duration of this state of war has been, we: l 7 expensive. Onihe whob this new measure proves 'ow little found %lion there was for the apprehensions of those who predicted s new war, and fancied they every where saw indications of it. The disarming of the fortresses along the Rhine, and especially the destruction of the pallisades which cost such .forsat stuns last Autumn, evidently praves how mu ch the Fr:nch Government counts on the daration of peace. Last winter the houses, the gardens. the plantations round the fortresses in Atsa:e were wholly destroyed; this measure watexecuted with particular vigour at Befdrt, Huningen, and Schkstadt. The vast build. ings of the post-cffice and sevetal large inns before that town, were razed. lilt a tree is left round Befort and Hurtingen. • RIM PROM . The environs of Besancon are new but a desa-t, though that town was not even threatened with a serious attack. Since the c .nclusion tit peace the in. hebiemte had begun to erect new baildings and to lay out gardens withnutside the gates; but by an order of the Corps of Engineers, those works hove been :Impended, lied what has been done is to be de molished, because it is intended to abide by the tegu letions of an Imperial decree pu;.)lished three year! ago, which forbid all boilding and new plaetatiJns Within SOu toises olthe outermost worke Numerous remonstrances have been mtde nn this suejeet to the higher authorities, and their decision is expected. Sitnilar measures have been taken no the right hank of the Rhine; the Austrian Commandaat has ordered the inhabitants of the village of IZitel, which e as beginning to rise from its runs, to eap.md their work of building till the fate e e . fort Kliel shall be decided. It is said thatat will be dzclared a forress of the German Empire, attd that the town and the village, which in a milenry view beloeg to the fort, will also be considered as belonging exclusively to the empire. Irt this . case the plan of the work; would he wholly changed, and the most fortified pcint, which was on the land side, would be then on the bar ertivelthidE'lltiii-6 probably th; groene of the above measure. - At Strasbarg . they have the plan to fortify in a formidable Ea tuner the island in the Rhine, between 'that towa ad Kehl. and to erect there, towat Js the grand arm of the Rhine. a new fort, woich wouli in some meastr, indemnity France lor the loss of Khel. Bat the elerition of this project would r. quire vast expenses, and there being sit this moment uo for the purpose, it will be necessarily deferred to a future time. BRUSSELS, ocroistt is. The three basins constructed under the Pieta Government at Antwerp Kaye been opened since the 1,54,13 ; merchant ships and. &hint:vessels upon pay ment of a duty. Some pstriots celebratiff yesterday in social paities, the anniversary of the memorable 18th Ottober, which delivered : sons:any nations from the brigandage of the man of the Isle of Elba. * • FeasNec.-- 7 .Tne, 14th Number of the Joarnal el s Ilecontetu contains a letter from a " Mecontent." sent horn 'the Club on the Isle , of Elba. The authi:r makes Queea:Caroline (n Naples) arri ve there, who, 'eager to pr-serve her hushand's crown, tries to effect a reconciliation between him and Napoleon, in order, when opportunity offers, to reconquer all Italy. The 'following passage is particularly noticed in this letter : " King Joachim does not think himself secure upon his throne, and knows that he forms a dissonance among the Kings whic'i cAnnot last long. He sees 'clearly that Austria flatters him, orl) to attain its views respecting I:aly ; and that as soon As ithas got firm possession. its first steps dirc , cic;? agustst , the Throne of Naple , .." This p IFS Age AS ;4.3 more remarkable, because it is in a paper wbich appears by order of the Government.—(Corresponderti of and for Germany, Odder 11.). AUGABURG, OCTOBER R. All n'ations are now so interested in all that passes in France, and there are so many things that never find their way into the public prints, that we are glad to get accounts from good private authority. Thus the following extracts of letters from Paris will be found interesting : • " Paris, Septeirber ss. " We remark here a great tendency to give all the important embassies to pawns of the old Nobility, and tb remove all theie who were employed in those of by Napoleon. Thus, Laforest, whom the Minister himself had proposed to the King, 'has not, however, obtained the embassy to . Spain, which is given to the Duke of Montmorency Laval. Thu.: the two Naailles are mimed Ambassadors at St. Pe tersburgh and Vienna, though they Are both young men, and were never employed in the diplomatic line. M. de Caraman, formerly the agent of Louis XVIII. at Berlin, is appointed Ambassador to that Court.— the Marquis de Li Riviere, who was long imprison ed under Napoleon, charged with being concerned in a royalist conspiracy, is mimed Ambassador to Con. stantinople. Count Julien- de Polignac, who was implicated in Pichegru's conspiracy, And has sinc e languished in visor), is Minister tp.the Court e 4 Bavaria." • • • .. V, :, v' REATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE, 1 3 -4ESE.NT EVh.NING, their Majesties' Dery n• wit l prrfarm the Tragedy of ititHARD . THE THIRD. • 12Multr , of Gloucester, Mr. KEAN ; • King Henry, Mr. POPE; Richmond, Mr. RAE. queen, Mrs. di.ovry ; Lady Anne, Miss BOYCE ; Duchess of York, Mrs BRERE Tn which will he l iulded, THE IRISHMAN IN LONDON. Mortoch Delaney, Mr • JOHNSTONE. ' Louisa, Mrs:ORGER ; Carolme„ Mts. HARLOWE. To.morrinv Policy, w ith The Farmer, and Honest 'Thieves. Wednesday. with Turn Out, hnd The Deuce Is in Him. Thursday, 1-imalet-L-Hamlet, Mr. Kean. Frtlay, Policy ; with lrtrigue, and Illusion. Satut day, Tile Merchant of Venice IHl' vrRE ROYAL, COVF.NT:GARDEN. r1 1 1413 * PRESENT EVENING, will be acted • the Tragedy of ROMEO AND JULIET... Romeo, Mr. CONWAY ; Mercurio, NIr.JONES. Juliet, Miss O'NEIL. After wilich,the new Melo.Drama. called THE .FOItEST OF BONDY ; or, • - t - HE DOCI OF MONTARGI The Forest !lowly, or The Dog of Montareis, will be per fornsed every evening till further notice, Wednesday excepted. To-morrow, the 'tragedy of Cato: Cato, Mr. Kembie. Wedne,tisy, Venice Preserved ; with Richard Cceur de Lion. Thui 'day, Harlet—Hamlet Mr. Kentble. Friday, Venice Preserved. A new Opera, in two acts, has been some time in rehearsal, called John, of Paris, and will.be produced immediately.