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le•Jvr a qp.vmova • •) 7:411".14 ros oz At iffc.x2 fr(i zp 4.4 4. - - _ .... . NI 9552. TO GENTLEMEN OF FORTUNE. • , A GtIN MENIAN ..t this description altered it with dejection of Spints, Colnplaints of the Stomach, Ina. bip l • to mind exertion. or a painful apprehension of at:poach. pig 4:-.lrtiq, may receive some informxion titer Will probably rAity hi. tediug . ., by applying for cards of utldrets to the Author : ibis A. l rertisetutut, at Mr. Waylates, Druggist, Maurftel:h mtrient. IgLWARK UPON- I'REN I'. NOI 15. NURSERY-GROUND, bei.E and entrxed upon immediately. F.% ACRES and a HALF of well steicke,s 1 Ni; ltShit It-GROUND ; the S•ork to ba taken at a fair ,;,.viT,ll. Por tardier particulars apply to Mr. liodgkinson, NomArk, upon- ireelt—af by Mater; pos:-paid. .. . ----- ...... _ ) ,1.0:-.*I'NNIEN AND DEALERS IN GUNPOWDER. ' V I; IL , I ANIGILLN I ORE HARVEY be g sleive ~,:.,t .ion his Friends and the Public, that he has now 1 61,01 ...I . a. , y !.: .rtr.• or Concern in the Mills at Raul-. which roan to al d.sa;:vitrigges rave proved unsuccessfil, and which •0:n lic ill experience he has been compelled to abandon. He has, in .1 •e t ,u.0c.., tur ne tt a e tmnection nearer the Metropslis, where a • , s Mao Of the hell be ahie to avail filmset , advantageous) , ~ uhicturiog ( ;UN h'o iVDEK (tithe same demdedauperiority ~ I. is him. c:‘, ,iithe,mie knowledge of whim he has attainedat a eat • x eti,L, 11.5. , ur, , and atteritioo, at much personal hazard, upwar is or forty vein. NI Orileis addr.ssed to him at No. 25, Coleman•rtreet, Lon. In,, will meet every possible attention. 07ASHIONA DLL: DA NCI NG. byMr ALLEN, trerxelly taushr, at Wu. Is, Sherrard.creet, Golden-square, Itra and G. toitmen of any age, w!to have never learnt that attrplishmata, Gr bur Hoc the *modem silt. ..Atsatessti•Cllllo te.iciiing is ezpre ably studied for those to it is an tilt) to acquire easily that fashionable requisite r recta socirgy expeditiously, privately, anti in a sus crier style ;.4ce and clegance. Thom: who do not w.ipt private teaching :..au at a inisii expense, with a respecabie set of Pupils, out public taw:lag evenings. Professors of da:selng taught the oat • kiwi limey deuces, and the superior parts of the profession. le Subscription Assemblies are every Friday. NEW FURNITURE OIL, PREPARAD BY THOMAS Siill.l.lloll, Cbeniist and I.lruggist,Tetienhain High Cress. IHIS vAttable Compos:tion, with 'halt the usual labour, will produce as brilliant a Polish is Varaldt. Hot saes or the warm hand ap2lied to the Furniture l e av e us mar k award.. It has no unpleasant smell, and will sot soil the ahem ilsen. Said 111 Pint eJttlors, at ea.—Half-On tike, la. 1141.. Sold, b: appointment, by Sanger , 150, Oxtordwreet ; Strad. g, ender the Exchange ; Edwards sic St Paul'. Cburch-yard, Rooms, Cambridge Heath, Hackney. LARD'S -EMT INDIA, HAMERO', SUU i CH, MAN CHESTER; AND IRISH-LINEN WAREHOUSE, No. 16, CHBAPSIDE. r MILLARD respectfully informs the Nobility,l p . merchauts, and Proprietor of sadness, and also Families, La n-mom in I own, that he has recently inspecied, porsonally,all print:pat I attunes for the rams% purpose of renderieg bislang prrstut improved ks•abbshmeni worthy the sake bathei the and British Merchant, and- at those 'amides who have tared hint witu so distinguished a patronage, and begs tu in m, among th e various new ay ides arrived gm the different .vies ate, the fine French Cambria of the beautiful Vann.. iws,niake and Cambric HeAdkerchiets, with a censiderable • fule Cambria in rsminseis, Foreign Damask Tabib a, foreign Holland, the finest Fabrics of Irish Linens, sahib? piece both ii 7-6ths and 4.411,1, wish the advantage of the late memento in ilia, and un which . the fuller reliance can be test for durability. The choicest India Muslim. both tee It arm ' s Cravats and Ladies' wear. The melt valuable India other Shawls, Marseilles Quilts. Long Cloths, table Coven, -Welch Mimesis, Mualins embroidered with gold, silver, Ado. ise Cloths, Naakeens, fine Scotch able Linen, Dimities fer a variety of articles adapted bmb for Full and Mug Drees, and Worked Dresses and Trimesinp of the Pander Fmhiens. peculiar to O• House ; the new Nears Dawes, by the Piece and ie AIN!. Dresses, superfine and I Showings, and a new and beautiful article of French of simmer delicacy, softness, and durability, with the M peculiar mensonay. The UMW of t h e House cons is be of the first consideradoe, mid no seemed pose made. Printed "Voruitures for the Drawing-room, Beds, ato. at vilisteale price (withuot confining to quantity) and Coloured ef superior permaneht coloon. New designs foe Carriage is& Covers, ite. The EB-wides *painless:eat tes per and the Sevemeighths at Is per yard and upwards. White Chintz and Barflies, peculiar mita& Hunan, Ibt Dress, Children.' wear, &c. by the Piave, Delay, SOL and boxes, for exportation. • bathes furnishing, and Ladies keying Comnalesksitompedmios advantage of the upside. DIMON'S ANTHRLIOUS PILLS. rITIATED BILE is the fruitful source of all these dberiers which am an the Stomach and Nowt* Ideates Indigestion, Heartburn, filatuloneo, Hodirobee, imm, and s variety of other affeetlosias tbs momilremso et a vaned action dthe Liver sad Slimy Orgasm These Pi every recommendation of mid 'parades with F - ; and requiring no restraint or emallnemem &win their true, .in !articular a meet valuable and ocaveolent kledidse interne% of the Army or Navy, asd TravrUsre. ha trogiall motet When the sessetmenose of radeadatit and vithtsil .•0 prevalent and alarming, they me as edeetval proteeden sa those evils.—They are likewlee postakdr_aloulated to es.' I duordars arishig frem ezceems of the tot , and to restore t inland lose et the stotnach. Sow to hoses at se M. 6.. 11 s. awl Ns. (by Appetannest) by , SUTLER and Sou, Cloak" Idol 4, Chearkle,econer of St. Charek.yard; Sanger, ISO, Osfare-atreat libuttieworth, poshs the lieu-India Hess, ; Wright wad 1 Ilk 249, Higb.street, BocOuSa; and by the Princle_l_Belsk. den said Drugging kt every Cky and 'Pews In the Ki ngdom. STRANGUARY, DROPSY. GRAYBI. OBSTRUG TIONS Its the URINARY PASSAGE, DLILBETES, and GENERAL WSAKIMESS. - - - - - V ________ ESSEL'S JESUIT'S DROPS. In his Ma jetty's Navy these Drops have for nearly 100 years-pass at abied their eharacter ass specific for the Scurvy, Gravel, 11, liteanguary, Weakness and Obstruction in the Winery mtg. and General Debility; bet particularly for their absolute 1 Vs* cure of the Venereal Mame a Wieser' JesiderDrope 'Speaks Remedy, ors the only safe and expeditious Cure, and se ionersut in their nature, as to require little or no restraint. l is a restorative for General Debility, - Wessers Jamb's Drops *bees Meg known and essemild; whether the Debility ashes x the too copious use of Mercury, from exciter of Vagary, or nue heat of Climate, they are equally - sande:sable :—lablelt as *the stiskusune to be troubled with old stubborn Glees, Se. lalEfiitiona, or any Weakness of the Kadttrint, Dreamer aka :, Diabetes, or ihScuky of making water, will experiestee a aurae cam by due Fialiegieraine• I le meat object eta.be attended t- - Is, that Perehaaere should to dui is havingthe true and genuine Preparesidd; as lin on' g sod despises counterfeits attempted tit be foisted on the bbei by absolute falsehoods, are se numerous, that the Proprie -4 request every psi mimes to ask for W epee es.; atom% Dhotis sonata •••=l . ilge maim Wye ot's htstaiei Drops are ineimed black stamp, not an imitation of a stautp,.with the following MCI tilrfcgoia t "Joseph Wessel, St. Paul's Cliurebiard,7 lite as. ed. per bones, and In large bottles, containing ten 1, Xi. is.-6011 , 00010 5t.99 . ' , Ws HOborill i Exctsage ; 1 ' opposite Laois Docks. o ---. 11. ! Ip►' • FRIDAY, OCTOBEK. 10. NEW EIGHTEEN-INCH GLOBES . lust published, CARY's New Pair (A 18-Inch GLOBES, exhi biting the whole of the New 1) senveriee, mid every Im provemeut to the present period. Price mounted on stain,/ we , d tramvs, dtt. SO diva nn Mahogany Pillar and Claw, wit► Cesn pastes, sE i 3, or elegantly mounted. with ruled legs, ids 1 be Celestial Globe may be had with or without Figures of the Constellations. Price wilt the figures handsemtly detoured, 12s. extra.•—Sold by John Cary, I hi, Strand. 'lO MERCHAN'TS, BANKERS, AND OTHERS AN OFFICER nt some rank in the ARMY. wh , rank has Ludy been placed on 'lat . -parotid who has served his King and 4 'aiintry for more than thirty years, feels himself under the mortifying necessity of either for ever giving up his Compa Moos in Arms, or setts% a large Family reduced to want. How ever painful, he pt-fern the firmer unpleasant aternatleo, therefore takes this method of soliciting a sit ua: ion in a Merteunile , or Banking Hou e, for either of which ae feels himself qualified, having long acted in prominent situations on the 4 taff, and as Paymaster for some years. l'he Advertiser woul I have no ob• jection to a situation in an Architect's or Surveyor's Dice el re spectabili y. sbou'd this catch the eye of any one disposed to countenance 1 - merit in distress, he trusts the appeal will not be woucomstutly made, as references of the highest respectability can be given. The Advertiser would prefer a situation in Liverpool or a large Commercial fawn to the Metropolis, for obvious feallOtlS. Address (post paid) for X. Z. to the care of the Editor of the STAN. to whom references may be made as to the Adventist's TIHE COMMERCIAL HALL WINE Co d -11 PAN Y reepeetiulir acquaint their Friends and the Public, in consequence of the (educe of the Grapes of the last and pre sent year, and the condo mareity et Wines of the favourite Vitrars of 1808, 111110, and 1816, the Company will be under the necessity of advandng their Wines of those years os. per dos but will execute all Orders at OLD eticas till the tat Day of ' November, when PORT WINES, Vintage tats, now sox. will be 4m. DI I'TO, ijotage 1812, now 441. w it se 4N. DITTO, Vintage 180*, now 465. will be :ies The Putt Wine of 1608, at 464. what the Company Late bar. 'Abed their Friends with for the last in moo hs. requires tie further observation than that the Quality has bras sakeewleile,tl by every buyer of It, to be superior to any o her Wises setting, sad the favour or as early order from those tintiaes who wi,b o lay is a stock of it, will mods oblige. (particularly as We is the most !avowable time of the year inlay dowu seine f r crusting.) A full bat of the Coapany's Prices of Wbase and Spirits per pipe, ite- may be had by applying at No. 10.3kianer-etrest, er 340, Ozferd•strem.-4lctaber 1, 1817. )1.8. 1300 Des. of tali bailed Claris at les. 400 ditto Rids Preatigaiac at Ois. Sample Bottles, ea. per bottle. U Sold for ilapenatles, Claret, 36e. par des. Frentainiac, Sew pates . FOR INDIOSSTION and BILIOUS IBRBOULARITIES. THESE common complaints, so prodisctive of Jig tress front aortivroess, frecseet nausea, enelenor, &twit dee appetite, oppression or pant in die Clint, 'Men Or pressure over the oyes, Sidelines and great depression et spirits, are spordlly relieved by Towage's's TONIC PILLS. 'llse, gently relax the bowels, cleanse and strengthen the @cassock, restore the appetite, promote glignotiOn, &Id II be and regular seetetille of the bile AscYeeyy do nut gonads botany la any flab, they are graft safe as Aeadotts, and require no unusual maniac or uocion....Tbey arepregared by Jobs Towers. Proteusenal Cho., mist, Lbtle Wsrear-street, sear tlatesbgardoll I god imay be bad at the Oesubse Webb Wareham's la Lambs. sod in man Provincial 'Anna, prise Ss. ed. as. 4111. tad Ito per bole— The larger sibs bonus a great saving to rubbers. NEW WO&XS Preparing for Pablimillsi by T.C.assw. sad W.Devne, Strand. I.PHE LIFE of RICHARD WATSON, Lord J. Bishop of Landaf, written by Mabel at (Micmac Inter. - vale, and revised is 1114. Published by his *on, Richard Wet. ma, LL.B. Prebendary et Landaff and Wells, handsomely printed In am with a Portrait sof his Lordship, from as original Picture. by Romney. I. TaAntLs through Danswas, 'WARN LAPLAND Fps woo, Noawer, aid Assam ; with a Deecripion of the CITY di ON. Pa? susioioa, daring.** Tyranay of the Emperor Paul. sty E. D. Clerks, LL.D. being the I bird and ism Pan of the Amber's Travois is Europe, Asia, and Mika. Headsmen penned is eta with numerous lagravinge of Views, Maps, ate. & nsenseless and. Ids MAWS heft "g the Bionsenir s 1 des Pore • Critideam on bb ionise and Welds's; a Dlspi 'Mow es d es of hla lionaves a sow Onswiegy et his Mem ii . .Histary a the Manners, Comma, and AWN& mans, dispersfided, Peery, and =spat Lkerstars el ids Age. By Nathan Drake', M.D. Author of " Litwary Haws," and et " Essays ea Petioilkal Literature 'legend, prated is S Vols. 4to. b a Permit, k. 4. AN:14147041114L and TOPOIDIAPNICAL Asciurr orDans sesame; being the Eighth Part of MAMMA BAJTAIINIA, or combo Account of the several Comities of Great Britain. By the Rev. Daniel Lwow, A.M. 1...L8.LA. and L.S. Rester of Reda niarwn, Gleacestershlre • and fluasel Lynne , Esq. F.R.& sad F.A.S. Keep% of his Majesty's Rem* hi the Tower of London $ bambontely printed Is 410. with assaaress lapwings of Mare s Antiquities, Ste. • e • Th. following Condo are already published s I Bedford, AI Its. ad. beards. I Conabridge, AS Is. bowl& Becks, An Ills. 111. board. Chablis, AS Is. beards. Is Al 1i o. ed. beards. Cornwall in ISt based. Cambortand, As Is. is board. S. Tatare.oits Views of the Most lateromlog and Objects la the County ot Darby, with short Deseripelea Ple = the Eighth Pan of Beitseala Dspiwa emirs/red by this Ens Ar. elms, trots Drawings mad by J. ledepan, /sq. &A. The following Counties ere Anode publiehed, liedfoid Al is. Od. Cassidy Al lino. od. Recta 1 1 • Cornwall sll 0 • Docks • 1 1'• Cumberland II id 0 Cambridge 1 1 • • I. The thrive: of the Orr of Mau., fives the earliest AeItOWNTS to the ritittNit Tina; containing its Aoo4ii, Antiquities Esetedatitcal Watery, sad Charters; Its present Extent, Public Belleinp, Schools, Institutions, Re. To which aro added, Biographical . Notices of Eminent Mom ant Mo pes* Appendiewat its Population, Reveaue, Commerce, and Li• 'recurs. By the late John Warbanon, Esq. Deputy Keeps, the Records is Birmingham Tower , the Ism Reverend 'James Whitelaw, sad the Reverend R. Walsh, M. R. I. A. (I,indiessed, by permission,. to his Excellency Lord Vitlikworth). ; In * To& 011). illustrated by stimsemos Views of the prawn* Eslidings, ancient sad mode% Maps el the City, ike. 7. Dose 421.145t5. sekaseer Wiiiailibad films Plasm by Mr. &mom 'nu aro PubiliMiss all lbw wilebeasseWoebof Cervantes will mode ef aoselmilTaimidenaserefonp with, and cosenstod fren e tic best 11141tiess of the lipal e =s sal, and maraud: by 4$ lfispeadsp, be.sidis Kind and T pass Wthe lama books, by - PRiran. Heath;ll= u4 Vile. ress,/ittler, gledq3agisissest,Golding, Amber Armstrong, &s.' ',mental in the skeet highly-Jibbed. wismwS l deem Pimento by. kohertilmirke, Eatt. and will he Imostght Warred fa dor -handsome vols. A tt une Copies, witkproal lam pressioss of di plias en India Paper, will be printed in pine , a limited number, with thommt imprwebss, la royal sit and the nemitader an the Edition Is dusty nab S. A General View of the Domestic and Foreign Potnesdons ot the Crown, the Laws,Coautwisse, Revenue, Daces and obeli listablishrowits, Milker/avoid' setitrit By . ). Adolphus, FA A. Aniline of the kilstoryot England, from the Amends of Wog George to the Conclusion of Peace in 17ihd vole, eves P. As intlONOCtiOtt to the Critical Sewn amp raawlodge of the !Ilisty Dentures By Thomas Itairieenoroo, in two barging% ivo. illoaraubd "WI Map: • I i RICHMO/40 IX)NrY)I4 Sri ?AM YACH N. ON SUNDAY MORNING NEXT these elegant and rapt, Vit•Arls (semmeted on principles of perfect secu rity) and front goblet nn injury whatever can po.sibly arise to P.:si , tigers), will star for it 1:•'H‘10:•.1)—une :rem Quernhithe at I en o'Clock, and the other jinni Blackfris.r. Bridge at Etre , ' is, and retutn frontiFtichnonni in the Clommg at Fans, fat Landon. Every Day tascapt Suniiay) ore of the, Vessel. starts from rtichrouncl at Nina in the Morning, a:ld rriurns from Quern ' hithe, for R it. , mond, at Theta oViock in the Afternoon After Niscesy nest, the Yacht from ! ondon in the Morrang oral he diicoutioue 4 until further notice. THE COMMIT CEE of the UNIVERSAL. DISPENSARY for CHILDREN beg leave, in support of their convicting) of the advantages to he derived from the cult' sive col are of the knowledge of the Dseaaes incident to Infancy and Childhood, to direct the attention of the Public to a view of AgiULT of 1996 Cates treated by Dr. JOHN D. Physicist' of the Dispeisaary, between June, Mid, when the Dis pensary w is opened, and September. 1617, which is pu'il•shed in the hiIiDI:O•CHIRURUICAL JOURNAL for the hr vent Muni h. HENRY RICHARDS, Secretary. St. Audrew's Hiri. Dawn' Commons. std October, ISi 7. ErroN, Stock-Broker, respectfully prest.nts his Friends with a brief /Atteli of the Merits of the NEW LOT I'ERY---SIX NItIZBS of AC‘O,OOO I Only 7,100 Numbers Veto tickets of each Number-5,700. licket:have a Double Chance. If they are drawn Blanks. the Holders may receive £l2 Money for each, or wait the hole of their being redrawn on the la.: Day BEGINS Ira NOVh.MaIER. iry• LUCKY OFFICE, No. 2, CORNHILL, where The Last itt ,000, he Last 25000, In one Half, one Quarter, one I In Sixteenth Sixteenths; Eighth, and two ti•lteenths; I The only l'eo of 215,000, in Ike only i wo of 21000; One day. And in the last few Years, 14 of 220,000—Six of atle,noo, £5,0011, £4,000, ES,O 0, Etc. Were all shared, ,ohl, and paid, on demand. TO THE PUBLIC. 1 • a AVING idv.-rtice,l the Scheme of the Stite a il. tAlt er, st treed In all the daily Morning and Evening Paptls, and Dived filly every particular relating thereto, I shall new call ti.e a realms of my best Friends. the Public, to some ' of its leading feature.. Ihe Prices are considerably cheaper than Ow mar are, as a Whole Ticket may be. bad at the moderate Pr ce .4 £19.11N and a &stem li 6 only Twenty-seven Miillings. The 'ohm, consists of 7,100 Numbers, I Tickets of each Num ber, and tie fate of one decides the ether. 'Where are •IX PRIZES OF 020,040! And 22 ether Capitals, Money and stock, aa I by an arrangement made by the Contractor, 5,790 Tickets have TWO CHANCES FOR uHE SAME MONEY! As the fire 5,700 Blanks will he re-lrawa, and as it is not un likely a Number drawn first a Blank, ma. afterwards became a 299.000 Prize, as was the cue in the last Lottery Contract, when No 40117 was drawn a Blank the First Day ; and had that Lottery been drawn in the usual manostr, that Ticket would have been entirely decided, bat it was rakes," a y in the Second Drawing was a Prise of £ CIO,OOO, and • sold by me is Sisters Si:Meath Shares teltadd the Holders of any of the 5,700 Blacks prefer parting arias their chance before they are re-drawn, they may receive at •he rate of 419 per Ticket,-If pretested once before the ad of December, by winds they have the elmace for such Capitals as are drawn early, and canoe' at the name lose more than about oasithirti sidwea Perskow.44...p. hetet. sad - Sates are rang in great variety, at my Ohms, e, Cornish, and 9, Charing-Cross, London, where, In the last Lottery Contract (ea wad) I sold Capitals taceeding in number and meant time sold by any other USke-heeper. I have the honour to be, the Public's devoted Servant, T. BLSH, Stock-Broker. ••• Lottery commences 7th of NEXT MONTH (November). Schemes grade. GARMAN PAPERS. WISBADEN, SEPTEMBER so. The attempts and exertions of the proprietors of our German manufactories to get rid of the trouble some competition with the English manufactures in the German markets still continue, and frequently give rise to the most singular assertions. The tendency to exclude foreign competitors, and thus to be able to prescribe laws to the consumers,' sad to sell to them inferior goods at a high price with' less trouble than could be done without this exclusion of foreigners, is, we know, general in all countries where manufactories exist. it a..imates shoemakers and tellers in the smallest country town, as well as Abe proprietor of the greatest manutactoryy Nobody ever yet doubted but that this exclusion of foreigners was advantageous and desirable for the manufacturer and artisan ; and that it is the interest of manufacturers to persuade us that their interest is the general interest of the State. The arguments which are commonly employed by them to produce this conviction, such as the independence of the State upon foreign countries, the keeping at home all the (money which goes abroad for foreign productions, litin present se the support of the inhabitants, by employing them in the manufactories of the country , have been repeated otter enough, and are beard every where; but that the consumer of the manufactures longs f o r the exclusion of foreign articles from the market, that be may pay a higher - price for what he wants, this asser tion is new I We fi nd it expressed in plain words , in an article from Elberfeld, in No. 264 of the Alleasisw ?. sung-. The writer, endeavouring to controvert the assertion of the English Papers, that a prohibition of the Eng lish manufactures in Germany cannot be thought of or executed, because it would be inconsi s tent with the interest of the German peasantry and o f t he Go vernment, says, 1e Twenty-five millions of men (in cluding Prussia) look up to their Governments f o r protection and deliverance in this respect"--(namely, die exclusion of English manufactures from the Ger man markets.) According to this, 25,000,6 0 0 Germans require of their Governments to be protected against the liberty of baying better petitions other go t t i ) ( d m s s a t t o a ti l le o ir we r vo p y ric er e n ; m or en , ts in topay ' a general tae on consumption for the benefi t of some words, German manufacturing towns, and prop r i e tors of manufactories. I As far, as our knowledge extends, the general voice of 25 millions of people in Germany has not yet el -1 'pressed itself to this effect. - We bear, indeed, now and then, complaints of too heavy direct and indirect • l tases its Germany, and many personi may look up ,Ito their Goiernments for protection and deliverance , isuthis respect: but the eyes of the people of Ger many bass not yet been turned towards their Go- PRICE SEVE PES vernments, as the writer of the letter Irnm Elberfeld affirms, 'with a petition to pat a new indirect tax for the ativantair of our manufacturers. Madame litudener, says a Swiss paper, is ;i t Pre. sent in the town of Savaingen, in Baden, six leagues frcru Basle. Travellers pretend to have seen her hist wtek in the neighlmorttond of Wald hut, hut strictly watched by the Widen police. Her fil.inces seem to he in a bad condition. and it herself to be abandwa NI by many of her tru.st follow. rs. He•r Secrewry, it is said, has been obliged, for want of inritier meAos of subsistence in train of " the Lady," to seek his fortune elsewhere. It is stecl, that Profebsnr Lactien.4l has returned to his native town with the remains of his dilapidated fortune, to lament his cte dulity in retirement ; and that others have been to do the same : that an estate which Ma dame Kradener possessed in Germany, has been sold by her creditors for 80,000 florins, and that another is on sale. However, she still keeps up her coonezious with her adherents and disciples in Swiss:ll4nd. FROM THE ELBE, SEPTEMBER es. The frequent conferences which the C'own Prince of Sweden has 114 d, for some weeks p ist, with the Minister Von Engstreetn, and this last with the Funds Ambissador at the Swvdish Court, excite a ht! of that the Bourbon Courts may be at length des pised to rec.ignixe the Crown Prince of Sweden and lob male heirs, as the legitimate heirs of tie Swedish throne. This prospect excites toe more joy in Swe den, as that country has always been closely crnnect ed with France, and in some me -sures feels a natural want of a friendly connexion with that Power. The differences with England about the vkiting of Eng iish ships out the S%edish coast are happily adjusted to the entire satisfaction of Great Britain, so that the p;)litical horizon of Sweden appears to become brighter thins it was a few months ago. PARMA, SIPITMSIER S. The Archduchess M.sria Louisa, our Sovereign, will set out in the month of December lien for Vienns, there to pass the winter with her Our former Minister, Count Mat•awli (Macaulay) Crrati, has returned to Irel.and, hts native country, with his children, for their education. This Minister had good ante:Worts, but from want of acquaintance with the situation of the country, and an inability to judge r - ,f its real interests, he f tiled in producing all the good that he proposed. When Parma, in 1814, submitted to the House of Austria, General Count Nugent, the relation of Macaulay, appointed him a Mfrnber of the Junta, and he had atterw ads the good fottune to gain the favour of the Emperor of Austria At Paris, where he was tent in the capacity of Deputy. We have at present no Ministers. Mo tives of economy have determined our Sovereign to place at the head of the different departments only eresidents, whose salaries amount only to 12,000 francs per annum—a suns very interior In th.:t of Ministers. Lieutenant-General Count Neipperg (the favourite) is charged with the departments of war and foreign affairs ; M. Cornacchia, with that of tie finances; and M. Toccale, with th ►t of the interior. The excavations of Willie, which our Duchess hal caused to be re-comnienced, and were not ta ithout success, have been interrupted on account of the ea traordinary expetoes occasioned by the petechial fever, but it is belies , ' d that they will soon be resumed. FROM THE RHINE, SEPTEMBER 12. Political literature is acquiring a new spirit in Ger. many; writings on State affairs are becoming dant more numerous, and are read with increasing zeal If. however, a comparison be instituted, it must be acknowledged, that with respect to the freedom and expertness of public- writers we remain tar behind what has been performed, and still is exhibited, in England and France. If we except Massenbach's writings, winch, with all their loquacious boldness, are nothing but froth, and which are indebted for their chid interest to the personal fate of their author, our political publications for the ntost part manifest, under in apparent hardihood. a forbearance and cau tion which enables them to pass over the principal points at issue, and to avoid precisely ante topics which are most eagerly seized on by the English op position. There are multitudes of events and affairs of which, though perfectly well known in private, not a word is publicly ventured to be said. Even the boldest of all our new papers, " Web mad Zeit," which with regard to principles knows no reserve. and would even advocate the Republic against the Monarchy, allows certain of the domains of existing realities and matters of tact undistur bed. These re. gions are more closely approached by the 4‘ Dan. dulade," in the second number of that publication, which has just appeared, and which is not less rich in spirit and talent than the first ; but the adroitness with which these approaches mast be executed, gives the measure of the means wherewith the attack has to he made. Upon the whole, we regard tins snua. tion of the German press as pretty well correspond. ing with the pres:u state of things :—with the general confusion of ideas which prevails, with the absence of all great political national institutions and national maxims, the nezivct of forbearance and caution would plunge our political writers into an irregula rity, of the worthless and evil pernicious fruits of which there could be no doubt. It it most desirable and necessary. that a noble elevation in the language and the espreson of public communications should be carefully maintain td, and that frankness should not degenerate intb vulgarity. Ia this respect the most cultivated manner Of Wititing can a 161) be the boldest. According to-accourni from Frankfort, the Hes. sian'Envoy to the Diet, M. Lepeil, who has return. ed there, has brought no favourable intelligence as to-the disposition of his Court respecting the per. chasers of Westphalian national domains. The Elec tor remains obstinate in his system. An important declaration is therefore again spoken of, which', it is said, the Austrian and Prussian Envoys are on this occasion charged to rualt.:.