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tf r 4 .--; • rt A ;;•? • .v. 14 1+; • 4 f((1 • .r • , - AffodoriNii \ • - l lk • • _ • N ( . 711 DER 9556. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15„817 is "iS,.' -PENCE, Or O.RDNANOII, Oaskr THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his MA. any, ORDNANCE sis bray give Maio, MISS A. M. PORTER'S NEW iVORK. This day was published, in Three Vols. 12nto price £l. Is. beds. fr HE KNIGHT OF ST. JOHN. A Romance. A. By Miss ANNA MARIA PORTER, Author of the Realises of Norway, &e. &c. &e. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme i and Brown, Lon don. Of whom may be bad, by the same Author, 1. Recluse of Norway, 4 st.ds. 45. 2. Hungarian Brtr hers, $d edit. S vols. 16s. fid. 3. Don Sebastian, S vols. Xt. Is. Aho by Miss JANE PORTER, 1. The Paltcr's Fire-Side, Sd edit. 4 vols. al. 1I s. 6d. 2. Thaddeus of Warsaw, 7th edit. 4 vols. 111 a. Ws. 3. Scottish Chiefs, fd edit. S vols. Ai. 151. bck. • NAVY ARMS. SHEPPY-STREET, BLUE TOWN, SHEERNESS. WILLIAM GREEN begs leave to return his sincere thanks to his Friends and the Public in general, foe . heir favours daring the time he kept the Swan. In High-street, and respectfully solicits a continuance of their patronage and sup • port at the NAVY AkMS, where every eff,rt on his part will be intertedfor their accommodation on the most reasonable terms Good Beds, choice Old Winos, Spirituous i.iquors, and Cordials of the best quality. Fine Loidor. Pena', Brown Stout, Fine Ale, eidw, of the houses, and in the open air. O• womin WAS squeezed to death, and :rectal persons Hut. rrzi• MANI). Notwithstanding the new decision of the Diet against the Prince Abbot to St. Gall. ..r lr..ra) that he has again applied '4% the Cour n. It..nw i but t'•erf is mud! wi.ether it will again intnitene in an aff%ir which has long been finis.. d, and in t..% iiur of; Ptelate whose tate has been defini.tv4:l%. 'e stated. GERMAN AND DVICII PAPERS. TWO BOOKS OF HIGH IMPORTANCE. RUSSIAN FRONTIERS, SEPTEMBER It. 'USEFUL INFORMATION in those whn have 1 1../ Money to Invest iD auy Speeder of Real Property, by which they may lay It out to advantage, with a Plan of making VO per Cent. of it Yearly, safely and legally.—Prlee 5,. bound. MAbrlll'llGlltT to Ida A ice on his Outset iu Life, pointing nut hi. Way to Wealth and Reputation. By an OLD BTA3IIIt. Well worth the perusal of Every Tradesman, 2s 2d. Sold at N 0.73, at. Paul's Church yar.l. nat Propeeals will be received at their Office in Pall Mall on y .fore Alonday, the 40th instant, from such persons as may bewiring to underiake the performaace of the PLAS PERER I 3 V:ORK, for rier:ice of this Department, for a period of three 1,•31,, J.IC/1111113ble atter the expiration of the first year, upon ;Mice rt three months, at the °faun of either party, at the fol potreg Stations, VS. TOWER, PALL-MALL*.. GREENWICH, LEWISHAM, I WOOLWICH, PURFI.EE r. 1 GRAvIiF.ND, and TILBURY-FORT.. flr•htr particulArg, tojether vrith the 'frrens and Conditions of the CL :.:Amt, may be known at the Secretary's Office In Pall Dr a t aforesaid, any day, between the hours of ten and four o'clock; where the Proposals mutt be delivered sealed up, end aclersed" Pr opo,ala for Plasterer's Work ;" bur no Proposal can it adniit•ed atter the 10th instal*, at twelve o'clock at noon of the wine day, neither will any Tender be noticed value the Parry making it, or an Agent In his behalf *ball attersuL Ey Order of the Board, ' R. 5. CREW, Santini.* • six PI/17.E3 OF seen.ooO! ONLY 7,100 NUMBERS, Dn.:ABLY TWO PRIZES TO ONE BLANK, Anti the Chance of One 'Number ointining the inunense Sum of lighty I housatul Pouudsl T AND J 61VEW ItIG EiT solicit the Public to the greatly improved principle of Lotteries, w hi n !, t h e y were the first to establish ; whereby, with a diminu tion i t; the ;Ace of the I icket, and an increase in the amount of the Money distributed In Prizes, the Value of the Chance to Purchaser is very considerably enhanced. aiteinive perthat of the Scheme will spew that the value of ticket to increased E 4. 16$. 54. whereby every Purchaser the First Day, and op to the ad Decomb4r, can, at the lON only about One Third of the Cost, independent of the .'turreted Chums - of ... Nuts Of ... 5e20,000 ... ... 5e80,030 15,000..• ..30,000 4,000 ••• .(•• ••• 10.000 1,050 •.. ••• •.. 3,100 1,000, .1355. Ate.... 6,960 ..315,000 to have 45,000 Moiety more. Shares for the New Grand Lottery, which will iwieg on Ile 7th NOTEMBBit. are Selling at Offices, No. 37, Costrieiza., 11, Hoe/sots, 33, 1 141, Ozrome•Eresrr, tvLere No. 4,577, was Sold la Shares Last Lottery, together with •, and II Capitals ig the last Contract. ERCIAL HALL WINE COM. telly acquaint their . Friesmie and the Ptiblic. failure of the Grapes of the last and pre certain scarcity of .Wjnes of the Innattrite Ili, and 181 S, the Company will be ender advancing their Wines Of those years .45. per den. Orders as OLD MOSS till the tat Day of lES,Vintage 1115, now gas. swill be..ata. Vintage 1812, no AO. 4 1 /.11 be ifia• Vintage 1108, now 01. win be VAIL 1401. at 461. what the Company bane for. with for site lass 12 months, reltdror no lan that the Quality boa been isebaowlediesl , to be superior to any tabor Wines seling, early ardor from those families who with to will mach oblige, (particularly as drs I s th e . of the year to lay clown wine for crusting.) arrpartyls Prices of Wines and Spirits per pipit, applyiog at No. ledlidnuor•street, or $4O, bar 1, 1817. 101 l bodietl Claret at 030. glob Frontigniae 665. ..ettks, tia. per lore.. Eaportance, Claret, Sas. per dos. Froutignize, nos. per dos. lES's FEVER POWDER AND ANAI.EP I'IC PILLS. it • • - !'i ( .l, victor of these invaluable inform the Public ;bat I have ceased to supply and Sava thirrvaritli, and that I hay. appointed gent, toe the tale of them, both iktiab and . SDI LER and Sons, Chemists at d Drukocets, wrote of Si. Pees Church. yard, Loth:ou; ilactinile.litrest., Dublin. Itie Retail Sale Is likewise Rouse in which the Inventor, my late Comd ata, resided, No. 23, Eruton.street Berkeley le Medicine" hare Veen teat/Wryly p repared for and from whew' Messrs. Newbury and the hitherto malforsuly supplied. I beg to add, that tt mows. Newbery god Sons having, sinew I withdraw from them the sale of my Medicine., intestacy') of vending impositions of thew own, !late s t feel I owe It toile public, to prevent, as claagoraas asamegooess of taking these pro. e mistaken Impression of their being mine. ..• my own serious loss, I have authorised my Butler sod Sena,* caching* for my Median's, composition of Messrs. Nuertiaty, which may a • M. roblie.tyrontroortolly reqoootod to suable tbs to disaholooto •Issroften my Wai t! Messes. Ikerbery,sold ender the name of my :lames, I amities ay name we the label of wish Powder s , sod boo of Pills, oboe is saw In future ouc story Mout :tot SAstosttr A ntraasd Sons have ../ ousters * thefiegroine• me. 'street, Briltelerstrate E e r.7.1 1 13. 11th hay, 1117 • cuutt sLIN AND imutorggimosannuos. ,ADIES are most scrim* Wthe ind, that all mania ever yet ONION" •Ptii".4 is 11l ens. \ degree the good goolidee Mrs . VINCENT's 00%V.. I‘ b LOTION, ass dearer and beautifier of the Skin. Pins. Item, ringworms, moss o us,. eiepdono In• the face, tod dle OW, it& are oftomptnolim. to teller mid delicate • by the Wale Orplinds. , •f. OW Lotion once a ..or tittles a meek, dm dall.old Seidl an gradual cooled, aad ammo that dear transparent %Ahead • denote them n s buddy Mk& • Notbing bas ever . Nand to compare - to intellects and eacellessem i rate Y. Dsa, Es-lato Camshaft' dm Ham East India Cam. pany's Sassotor, Allts..ifinesSlT. Madam—Since my wield from ladip, I kme► bets wake tee of most of the eminent insysidaps of Loatleat for II" CU" 'Went !Isom and eruptions in the face, f went to Bath, Wells, Waal, Cbeltenbme, andtberowiste, three scasim l ,bot without Arno Your Lotion to .me, sad. is • few 'realm I wassored of s rming stony in she bee; I ant *Mr perfectly sh rodeo:m i .*? May symptom of morn mg I am: bad T.-4 am; Madam, du. S. DAIL Paddington. by Mrs:Vincent, sok Proprietor of Dr. oowland's MS. , No dil3avirs4: tea I, t .rusesaer.t quart, Lou don; Baton A), I CO, ( , shed-nr. et; Sad. h, Perhur to his Majesty, ; Euler, No 4, et.e4pMe ; Sutton, bow y and ; Ntwbery and Edwards, bt. Paul's Chore. yard s. , Flee* Market and all tin most respectable Venurrs ut Mettcitwa and retfuotars. in. Quarts Oa. 6d. Pinzs Ss. 6J. • vs od, prevent tountertel4s, see the nada 141.11,Vhavat upon ail that is stamina. GItAVVEND, and particular., tine the Ccr.:raci, may be kn, led; aforesaid, any day, o'clock; where the prop( eadotted " Pi ripmals for to stlni. , 'ed alter the 10th the bowie day, reit'"? " tarty tasking It, or as Al Ily SIX PR ONLY Dn.:AR LY TWO And the Chance of One • Eighty AND J 61VE pJ . & p e tition to the 'try w hi c h they were the Mg I don it; the iirioe of the I iI stir Money distributed In very Pyrrha/41 is ?try co An atterrive perthai of orb Ticket IA increased 4 before the First Day, and Word loft only about One vest our • eased Chancesof 4 oo eritil o f ••• ••• 00 .• 2 o. o. o. .0 wo. M. ON c.) ..• ••• ••• ••• The F tat-Drawn-AIN Tickets and Shares for tome-ere VrawillS 011 1 t their Fortunate Offwes, 144 ATlllitltre, &MI 141,C Prise of £40,000, was Sol antral minor Prism. and THE COMMER.4 PANY respretleilr cemeleence of , he fait tent year, and the eertaii Virages of snei, tat I, w tie necessity Of &ft . /nein VC VOW execute all Order F4ltsiber, when PORT WINES, Vin PITTO, Vir. DlfrO, Vi i The Port Wine of 1604 shked their Friends vritl kr observation then tl every buyer of it, to b • • tbe flamer re es early by h a stock of it, will :I wed favourable time of tI A full he of the Company lic ruay be had by apply &admire/4 —October 1 1000 Dos. of Intl' 400 ditto Kish F Sample Bondi*, do V Sold fa Esportll ll o l ll DR. JAMES'. ANA T BEG respectiu is . bledieime, to inform r mum. Newbay and San Way new sole Agents. I Mbainair, Mews. 110) Its 4, Cheap-vie, canter ; ad Pio 34, Sockmile.gro antiourd at the Nouse in bth,r, Dr JAtrs, , resid • , Woe e the Medici ly 70 years, and trot Public have beets hitherto confluence 01 hank wilirr to wttbdra • • • e• 1 their intention • the above titles, I h k l balm able, tke demp ' • • , ender the min t sth this view, to ray tr Arent', M:$111. Butler at le has are of the eantr t. I tourned to time*. — FI • e, that to suable lb ases and those of Mew. g • • her, Dr.lames, I Act of the Powder: l an r my Elaborator? Load : %tautest or.eotwern it; 1 huota.street, Berkeley Ifith lely, 1117. A CLEAR MIN AN r A DIES are !DOS' A.A marks ever yet 4redth dives the Bowl LAhlrs LOTION, ass firs, miters, ringworms, sett of the nose, Etc. are gorepleaittos; by the rig 4 210 r twice or thrice a cleansed and cooled, eadi wd, which denote theist Mks' found to comps, gross I. Ds*, Esevinse panes See Madam—Slnce my an tut of mon of the 'mina . et a violent Ileum and I lento° *lonbridgeWella 'wad tea water•for them uas reasinewroded to .mo necourous and alarming dew nt all redness,. or an /lynch disorder.-4 am , Ligon tirtwe, Pladdel !old by Mrs. Vincent, tope, No diDavies.cri Co. I co, Oshittl-en 8.• - id-it: ; Drta etch y ad ; Nawbery a - day, Flees Market ; a Join. Mcd•cines sod 1.1 'pints2s 91.1. 17' lo prevent county' nisei um all Am last' FRAUD PREVENTED. TO counteract the mani attempts that are daily L. made to Impose on !tie unwary a spurious conspodtion In 'stead of the Genuine Blacking prepared by Day and Martin, they ere Woad to adopt a new Label, in which their ad.reea, 97, Nigh Holborn, is placed so conspicuously, that they trust an attention to this, and the difference of the type, which is unlike all letter-prow, will enable purchasers at once to detest the intposition. The Real Japan BLACKING, nude by DAY an. hfA.VITINI. 97, High Holborn, will In future be sold in Bottles at lid. is. ant Is. ed. each. and a copy of the Label left with all Venders. DAY ono MARTIN, 97, High Holborn BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LEI' 1 - ERs P ITENT. JJMETCALFE'S PENETRATING HAIR • BRUSHES, for all kinds of Uses. The universal recep tion and uobnunded Patronage (beyond all parallel) given to these New Invented Brushes, by all rank. in Society, is a wonderful In.tasce of their excellence over every other implement for Cleansing the Head from Scurf, thereby strengthening. beautify. lug, and promoting the growth of the Hair. As Horse Brushel, they are approved and recommended by Professor Colnuis They are alike esteemed for all kinds of personal Use., and for all Domestic Purposes, wherein • greater degree of cleanliness will prevail, and combine economy with expeslition. 'ley are also of the greatest consequence fur Manufac.ure anti Machinery, and are highly apprecired by a number of the Bret Artisans In the Country ; the soperionty of the Patent Brushes is so great, that On comparison) all others are wholly useless, as will be proved on trial. Patet.t Brushes are warranted free from whit:c hubs, or any adulteration, and at the same price as genuine 'Brushes heretofore made. To be hail retail of the PA VENTER, No. SS, Gator Maar -1.4-30111NR-STRILIT, PORTLAND PLACZ, and at 5.4, OXITORO iTazzr; and all resp:ctabis venders of Brushes in the United Kingdom. Some fraudulent Shopk..epers having inposc.l on the Public, both in price cid quality, by seitiog spunoue Brushes, please to ask for I. METCALFE% PA FEN f BRUSHES, and see that each Brush has the Firentee's Stamp impressed on it— .' MtTCALIre„ PATINTEIt," with the *loyal Insignia. Whole sale Orders to be addressed to METCALFE and KEN 49, Dean-street, Soho; or T. O. Kent Poe try, Landon. —BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL I.WITEittl PATEN r. LEAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous for curing, in all its stow. the VENEREAL. DISEASE. One entail PiU is a dose, and the taking of one llox, in a recent case, will soon convince the patient of the certainty of kis speedy recovery. Nothing can be better eontrfved, eters we, or more convenient than this Remedy, for each as are obliged to so j.,ur nits or to sea, as it needs no confinement nor restraint of diet ; and sixty years experience (in an extensive practice) has proved that it will elect a Cure wbeu repeated Salivation and aU other method, avail nothing. Fur the Scurvy and other airframe! Disorders, this Medictne has not its parallel. Upwards of 40,000 person* of both sexes bays been radically cure.l of the above cruel disorders, within the last eight years. Prepared and sold by the Sole Proprietors, T. VATI.OR and SUN, Members of the Royal College of ' , arrows, at their House, No. 9, New Bridge-street, in Boxes of only 2s 9d. each. duty included.— 'N.B. Two back doors. and Liens In the Passages at night They' are also sold by their appointment, with copious directions, at the oy'shop, 103, Oxford-Area ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fisbmtreet-hUI, nearly opposite the Monument ; and by one Penton in every coosiderabie lowa in Great Britain sod Ireland kdvice gratis to persons taking the above, or other of the Pro F i e 01 °. ~otedielatts MESSRS. GOSS and Co. Members of the Royal College of Sergeants London, Lave sedulously devoted their ettendou for these last IT years to the study of those divot • dere width so frequently embitter, and too often prevent, that in estimable blessing, matrimonial felicity. The numerous appli cations they have hitherto received from persons of the first die. dation, and the midterm success attending their superior mock of treatment in such complaints, induces them thus publicly to offer their assistance., In all eases of Debility or Defictency, who .ther resulting from the too frequency of participating ice the gaie ties of fashionable fife, the unbounded Indulgence's( libertinial, or a secret solitary habit, which weakens the energy of the mind. and destroys the lower of youth, by producing sterility in the one sex, and layman: In the other, they offer a sate and permanent cure. To those who, from each complain , s, are prevented entering into the married state, and ashamed to seek relief brood over their infirmities In silence, it must be consoling to know, how ever ditheuk or ineffectual the cure may •be deemed by other Practitioners, that by a renovating and infalible method they may be restored to a sound and vigorous eonsti , ution. A certain disorder, frequently coo waned In a moment ef indiscretion, and every species of - Venereal Infectioa, by a mild and never-I:Rios mode of treatment, is speedily and radically removed, without restraint in diet or atercise, as also Strictures of the Urethra anti Obits, which they are enabled to cure in a short period, without recourse to the painfaldangerous effects of the Caustic; references of which can be given to several Noblemen and Gentlemen of high respectability. who have been cured ins very short period, after having laboured under ortetarei for many years. To married Females, whose expectations ti f— those tender pledgee of connubial happiness have been defeated, it may also be a pleasing relation to know, that by a proper perseverance in their remedies, the general ealth is renovated, sad the lopedl ma removed. Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing tb airs of these particular complaints, in order that they may not be marked by a mistakes few, with the obloquy so justly attached to the Ignorant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to state,. that they have heen properly *duetted mid initiated Into every branch of the proisaskia (certificates of which, trout ea:towhee- pals, and testimonials from the highest professional authorities, they have to convince any inquirer). That a reside:re° in the warmer hemisphere of our eastern. world, as well as in other parts, ensboideas them to assert, that their researches having been C• 011• Aced to diseases already annotated, they bold net a certainty of renovation so such as may labour ender the &Meanie effects of a life passed under the torrid gene. And further,. that having had oppoetuoities, in their professions' capa city, of forming an intimatl acquaintance with the con ultutional habits of seafaring peewits,- they offer to them! she best essurances of immediate relief; that Übe auectio resulting 'lran their endeavours lira induced them ro quit the prance of , the general Practitioner, and they presume that their pretetimons ' canstkete a fair ground for the unprecedented conildence with Walsh they have, by the Pohl* been so liberally Ismsoered. To be consulted at their house daily (personally, or by le:ter,) by Patients of either sea, with secrecy, ..telicacy, awl attention Patients la the soustry are requested to state . psi-moan ul tr...ir ease, age, a: d assanat of dying, oak:Wert remtetance for advice and nntlicines; and the reined:es will be glf e asrwaided to any past of the kingdom. GOSS SA Co. Wraps. 1 Is aolverlettrtes Flat Mr. For a long time no intelligence has excited so much sensation at Sr Petersburgh as the murder of Czetney George, on the Turkish territory ; and, as it appears, with the approbation of the Turkish Government. It forms the general subject of conversation ; and even those who consider the reciprocal relations of Russia and the Porte in a comprehensive manner, are of opi nion that this event may have serious consequences ; and look forward to a rupture between the twn Powers, if the Porte do not submit to the conditions which, it is understood, Russia has required shall be acceded to. General Count Benningsen, who commands in chief the Russian Army of Ohservatinn on the fron tiers of Turkey, has receives! orders not only not to diminish the strength of this army, which was to be partly dissolved when the differences with Turkey seemed to be removed, but also to raise it immedi ately to 80,000 men effective by uniting several cot ps, to prevision the frontier fortresses, and, in short to take every necessary measure to be able, in case of need, immediately to act on the offensive against Turkey. Km much the Emperor is in earnest in prosecuting this affair wills vigour appears frum the c , rcurnstance, that in his journey to the s.olthern pro vinces he intends to inspect in person the aim). of Benningsen. Much could indeed be expected till now, frsm the influence of the Ertlish Cabinet with the Porte, in favour of Russia; but England is at this moment itself engaged in differences wit's Turkey, on account of the lonian Islands, and particularly the possession of Parga. The prAvetiol Ali Pacha, who, from his great power, inspires the Porte with the greatest respect, not to say fear, will not permi: Eng land to have a fortress near his p3ssessions t he is united in the bonds of a strict friendship the Grand Vizier. The Sultan takes no decided part in the matter. The Grand Vizier is an enemy to Russia, particularly on account ache public reprimand which lie received from the Sultan last' Spring, on account of the dilatoriness which he had manifested in set tling tar differences between Russia and the Porte. He will probably, in concert with Ali Pacha, Jo all in Iris power to bring on k rapture with Russia, not w•tbatanding the pacific sentiments of the Sultan. As Ali Paths organizes his numerous army in the European manner, and has placed it chiefly under the command of French Officers, and as the Sultan himself has likewise considerable corps of troops or 4.inized in the same manner, the Russian armies will experience this time a much more obstinate resistance than they have done in preceding wars. FRANKFORT, OCCORER S. According to the last accounts from Rime, the ne. gotiations relative to concordats between the Holy See and several German Courts were far advanced, but not terminated. There are fiur separate nego tiatians—one with Prussia, the second with the Ne. therlands, the third with Bavaria, and the fourth with Hanover. Besides these, overtures have been made by the Courti of Wurtemberg. Baden, kc. Austria is also employed in the regulation of its ecclesia►ticel concerns, and it was for this reason Prince Metter nich was going to Rome. BRUSSELS. OCTOBER 10. The Editor of the Engli s h paper called the Philasi: t4ropia has been brought before a Court of Justice for calumny, by a person of the name of flonwel, calling himself a merchants he was condemned to day by the Cortecti ►nal Tribunal to one month's imprison ment, 1000 florins damages to the party injured, a fi lie a 100 florins to the public Treasury, and to the co,ts. The following is extracted from a Prussian Piper A Swiss Journal appears to fear that the tran quillity which has just been restored to tie world ' may be soon troubled. Otte of its reasons for alarm is the intended augmentation of the Fiend' army by 80,0(X) men, and the placing 6 or 700 half-pay 04:l -eers in active service. But the Swiss Journalist has doubtless forgotten what was said in the Tribune of the House of Peers, that France has scarcely 20,000 mea to bring into the field ; thus an increase of 80,000 is no subject for alarm. The same Journalist is doubtless ignorant that the number of half-pay Officers is above 3(1,000: the placing of 6 or 7uo of them in active service is a saving for• the French Treasury, and certainly it cannot be teepee inferred that the Government has thoughts of war." PRUSSIA. Altrr the long and fruitless discussions - which took place some time age in the Council of State, it is sow said at Berlin that it has ►ee•n resolved, in order to save from roil* the manufactures of the country, to lay upon English manufactured goods an impost duty of 30 per cent. CRACOW. SEPTEMBER 17. . On the 2d of this month the Commissioners of the dime Coons, invested with full powers for the Orga nisation of our free city, exchanged the ratification' of a convention, by virtue of which the three Courts consent to an alteration of the 13th Article of the Cps:imitation of the City of Cracow. ARAU, SEPTEMBER ”. The Narrator of St. Gall says, •" Oa the 14th of this month, when the annual consecration took place at Emaiedel, and at which the Papal Nuncio was pre sent. there was such a conflux of people to thus cele brated place of pilgri sage as was never before known. fire number of 30,000 people, of whom 13,000 took the sacrament, is thought to be a very moderate cal cilation. Crowds passed the o'ght io the eektibules STOCKHOLM, sEPrEMbEtt so. On the proposal of the Revisory of Vie St.rtes of the Kingdom here assembled.. the government c fused ' the bureau of the Mal•t:•le Discount Bank to be shut, and given public notice that sod; reti.arks had be.-n brought forwod against tae Directors .is made it necessary to di,pl.ce them, and tii take measures to support pool.c cre lit, and lulfil the obli Nations of the said Diic mot Office, tor allich im, , isrt nt end his Majesty will spare no sacri&es. In :nis view titres new Directors have been appointed, r.•t t .t•rthec with one of the Plenipotentiaries n• the SidleS, Or dered an inventory to be taken ortst Discos'''. Office at Malay*, and the sante to be administered till an arrangement is niaJe with the Shareholders. who are summoned for this purpose, and the bure.ru here will be removed to the Blidc, and be openei again o•morrow. The dismissed Directors oho are accused of mit :management, are the Councillors otCommerce Nord laud and Bjnrkman, and M. J. Faikmann, all living at Malmoe. OCTOBER 4.—The confusion which arose when the three Discount Offices privileged in Sweden, viz. that of Gothenburg, that of the Gotha C nal, and that of Malmoe (they took money upon bonds bearin 3 per cent. interest, and discininted at 6 per cent. stopped paymmt, is very great among the mimic men and the merchants. For the moment the greatest pin of the money in erred! ition has disappeared, and scarcity of cash and want of credit hate arisen, which has depressed the course of Exchange. A a : rya, Proclamation i.t the first summons the grates of the Kingdom for a Diet to be held here oa the 2ith of Nay -other. BatioDEAUX, SEP CENT 2 C:t la. t hrum a Mercantole Latter.. Our intercourse with the Spanish ports Is becom' ing more and mire extensive, and is sttpp nest by the Glvernmenta of beat countries. For some m ntlis back our trade with Spain has been visibly favoured by the Court o! Madrid, so that the grie vances of which we had iormerly to complain are now quite at an end. This is itscrihi!;!, osi tile one hand, to the relations between our Court .ird that of Madrid, which are at present very Itimidly ; bat, on the other hand, it may be very well placid to the ac count of the present Spanish Ministry. who Are ender vouring to restore the trade of the country to a state of prosperity, and are striving to free it !rum the letters in which it has hitherto been held by Englan.f. rt is considered with sts as * matter' placed beyond all doubt, that the former coonectiun bet wren Eagiald and Spain is growing more and more cold every day, and that the Spanish Government has convinced itself how dangerous the approximation to the British Trading Sytem has been to tier, so that it at present seeks rather to attach itself to the Corainental Sys tem. The great object with the Madrid Court is the recovery of its Colonies, and the attn.f.Wition of the insurrection, which 11. , , hitherto been openly favoured by North America, and secretly by England. Spain looks only tut those Powers as her true friends that have no interest in the erection of fire Sates in South America, which is the Cabe with the European Continental Powers. Hence she has oJvani.es to Russia, drawn closer her ties with France, and given up as much as possible her connection wi:h England. That Spain will receive an ethic ent sup port from Russian and French fleets being sent to the C lonics, is not, however, beliored. With us, how. ever, there is not the smallest appearance of any such The latest letter, received here from Marti nique and Guadaloope, confirm the accounts Opt the Spanish troops in Venezuela xnd Caraccas have lately gained gre.it advantages, and that the cause of the insurgents there looks very ill, as has for some time been the case in Mexico. Only in Burnes !tyres and Chili the insurgents have the superiority, and will in all Probability long keep it, it the Royalists do not receive considerable reinforcements. FROM SWEDEN, SEPTEMBER 11. The system of exclusion which tie Government has adopted since the beginning of the year, not withstanding the evident detriment to the prosperity of the kingdom with which it is attended, at least fat the present, is much approved of by a part of the Swedish nation by ro means inconsiderable, who, since the last rrvrAviion which effected the deposition of Gustavus Adolphus, in coincidence with the C•In• stitutional party in Norway, , aim at giving a purer national independence to their country. This idea, which in itself is beautifof enough, but which is car ried into execution here in a singular enough mance; as national independence and reparation froin all other nations arc sousidered as synoninious, has been dexterously enough laid hofil of by the Crown Prince, and he has on that account introduced into Sweden a modified Napoleon Continental System, the prin ciples of which he was alriady obliged to carry into. execution when he was a French Marshal, though, t - prepossessed against it, that time he was very much —He bas too clear au understisudiug nut to see the defects, .nay, the insulhcitney, of that system ; bat prudence advised its introduction, and he listened to her without any private views in this respect. Pet baps, in few countries of the continent, are the pvi ple sister behind in every thing which is called in. dustry; and a dignified domestic economy, as in Sive. Jen, although the higher classes vie with the richest and most cultivated nations in all the objects of luxury, which have become real iiwcet%aries to them, Prim t hi s disproportion between their wants, and what they can receive by the la:' s; has arisen the par. 91 a must:hos L)cem,uusx.impied, per:4,l4,