Star. — London, England, 1817-10-21 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1817. THE FUNDS. Price of Stocks this day •t twelve o'clock 1 Peedneed 81H—Coos. 82}1—Cons. for Nov. 821, 4 per Cent. 98} 99—Navy, 107 —lndia Builds, 101 103 pr. Bank Lg. Amis. vo i S-16 Yl—Exch. Bills, 17s. to 335. pr. Consols this iv ormils began at be fur money, and 82} for the amount; at twelve o'clock they were 84 # } for account. India Stock ha.. experienced a depression of 3 per Cent. since yester day, in consequence of the watlike.preparations in that country the Bonds remain steady. - .--».9 , . A letter WAS this morning produced on 'Change, by one of the firm of a Portuguese House in town, received by the Packet, stating that the Spaniards, to the amount of 16,000 troops, had entered the Por• tuguese territory. This is the first letter made public, in coi,firiii.,tiu u ► of the report brought by the Packet. A Hamburgh Mail arrived to-day, from the Papers received by which we subjoin some extracts. The POKTC it will be observed, omits nothing on lis part to prevent the possibility of any rupture with Russia. For the murder of CZIKNY Gs acts he has already endeavoured to atone; and now it appears he has accepted and approved of the new demarcation of Bessarabia, a: ieropoed by the Loperea. Alexander, which we believe was the only remaining topic of discussion between the parties. BERLIN, OCTOBER 11. • The C mmissioners appointed to examine into the affair of Colonel Von M4ssenbach, •iz. Lieutenant- General Von Diericke and Major-General Von Stol zendoiff, have set out today for Custrin for that purpose. His Majesty the King has been pleased to address the following invitation to the Consistories, Synod!, and Super intendaricies of the Monarchy: " Potsdam, September 27. " My illustrious ancestors, reposing in u.op, the Elecor John Sigismund, the Elector George William, the great Elector King Frederick I. and Kill Frederia William I. as Is proved by the history of their reign and lite, endeavoured with pious zeal to unite the two separate Protestant Churches, the Reformed and the Lutheran, in one Evangelic Christian Church in their domi nions. Revering their memory and salutary views, I willingly loin them, and w i,h to see a work agreeable to Gov, which met with insuperable obstacles in the unhappy sectarian spirit of those times, to be !nought about in my dominions, to the honoui of Goa and the weal of the Christian Charts, under the influence of a better spirit, which disregards what is not essential, and holds fast what is the vital part of Christianity, in which both Churches are agreed; and I desire to see the beginning made upon the approaching Secular Festival of the Reformation. Such a truly religious union of the two above•mentioned Protestant Churches, who are separated only by external differences, is con formable to the great objects of Christianity ; it answers the first views of the Reformers, it lies in the Spirit of Protestantism, it promotes religious spirit, it is salutary to domestic piety, It will be the source of many useful iroprovemente In churches and echook, which have been often Modeled hitherto. merely by the difference of religions. la To this salutary union so long desired and now again so Madly called ier, and so often sought in vain, in which the Re formed Church does not p over to the Lutheran, or the latter to the forme, but both unite in one new animated Evangelic Obristian Church, the spirit of their holy Formosa, there is no longer any obstacle in the nature of the thing itself, if both par ties seriously and honestly desire it, in a true Christian spirit, and if produced by this, it will wort Sly express the gratitude which we owe to DIIIN s Paortostscs for the Invaluable bless. lap of the Reformation, sod honour the memory of. Its great Authors in the continuation ot their work. Bet much as I must with that the Reformed and Lutheran Churches in my dominions may share with me this my well-tried eouviction, I have far toe Luck respect for their rights and their liberty, to force lc upon them, or to order or decide any thing is this stair. .. " Tbla union, besides, can bays real valikcaly U neither per. swam nee laddfersaitisna bays a iv ft* p rocee d from die unbiased bberty of self-coavicalipp, aO5l 4 lot only a union' hi 'eternal form, but has ks roots ackviaoll4 source in Maki eflrearts, according to the genuine priarlikalm•of scripture. • " As I shall myself celebrate in this spirit the approaching Se eds: festival of the Reformation in the Union of the late re donned and Lutheran Congregation at Potsdam, la us' Evangelic Maratha Congregation, and cake the Holy Sacrament with them, i hope that this my own example will have a beeekcial 'nausea eon all the Protestant Cengregatkns in my country, and that it may be geeerally,followed in spirit and truth. To the wise di rection of the Coasistorku, to the pious seal of the Clergy and their Synods, I leave the exterior coinciding form of the Union, convinced that Congregations will readily follow in a true Chris itsn spirit, and that every where, when the attention le directed variously and ;sincerely without say Interested secondary views to what is emeatial and to the great eared cause itself, the form will be easily found, and the external will naturally result from the Internal, sikile, dignified, and true. May the promised peeled be So mere remote when under one on shepherd,allfflauad is we faith, one charity, and one hope, shall form only one Meek. • (Signed) fIUDIRICK ••• To the Consistories, Synods, and Superintendants is—The undersigned Minister, charged with the pub.; lication of this expression of - his Majesty's Withes, does not doubt of the desired and happy success, be cause, as it has been accepted since the Ist of this month by the Clergy of this City of both Evangelic confessions united in one Synod, with unanimous joy end grateful respect for his MAjesty'Rentinsents and views therein expressed, it will certainly be received is the same manner by all the Evangelic Clergy and Congregations in the Kingdom. lo - • (Signed) " 1 7 . Viiii t ief,11 f xxstartii." 2 W I F Bettis, nth Ortobet, MT.". • ' hi • 1. 41: t's CONST r INOPLE, sgtrudbEß is. • 'ice negotiations with Russia have taken a favour- 1 e wsurn, for, in s conference held on the 2J of this Illtooth with Baton Stroganoff, the Pone has accepted jojtave concentrated a powerful army, tbai it is not very likely it could have been surprised by the enemy, and still less so that it could have remained three weeks in their possession. Captain H4u. klt Calcutta on the 19th of April, Madras on the Ist of June, and St. Helens on the 14th of August. The dispatches he has brought are, to the India. House, the Board of Controul, the Admiralty, and the Secretary of State for the Colonial Department, including, besides those from India, dispatches fro* Governor FARQUHAR § and Sir HODSON Lol(►u. Immediately after his arrival, Captain HALL had a long interview with the CHAACIILLOII of the Ex- CHZQUER. Among the various speculations which have baittil made, as to the probable causes which might induct, Russia to give aid to Spain, in the contest with . her' Colonies, there is one purrose which his not, we think, been noticed witlb,that anemias which it merits, in as far as it affects prely arias& hisrash—. The claims of the North West Company of lior.• chants trading to America have long been kiews, and are recognized by public Statutes, which are not to be infringed with impunity. Russia, compendia's gn immense extent of coast on the Pacifsehas diem* i ' t oc bet attention to the coast of . iolagglit , dittlin that I asap • and has actually introducidaestihlalilirents ea itheWestern shores of Americ a, . ironi,,tly. omens, .10itli to the Province of California, to which the feeble authority ot Spain is extended: These Settle ments include the district ot Columbia, which is con. sidaed to be within the range of the British Cow. The Hon. and Right Rev. the Bishop of Gyou comae, during his autumnal tour, preached Sermons for the benefit of the Sunday Schools of the parishes of Lutter worth and Claybrook ; at tl:e former place upwards of 431 was collected, and at the latter 437. 2s. In the evening of the same day, at Lotter worth, 415. 121. Bd. was collected for the Church Missionary Society ; and on Sunday last his Lord ship preached three times at St. Martin's Church,' Leicester, the sermon in the afternoon being for the benefit of the Female Asylum, the sum of 479. Bs. was collected. The Right Reverend Bishop thinks it his duty to ordain every man of good character who has a call, whatever may have been his education or previous occupation. Oa Wednesday last the first stone of the school for the instruction of childfen in Angel-alley, Bishops• gate, was laid, when an appropriate address was de lieered by the Rev. JOSEPH ENTWISTLE to many hun dreds of the inhabitants, who were assembled on the occasion. Their conduct during the ceremony was very becoming. and many of them cheerfully contri buted their pence towards the erection of the building. ST. CLISIENT DANES Comm. —The repairs of thus fine old building, which have been deferred so many years on account of tke imp rovements at Temple.bar, are now completed, and is very muc h i mproved. —The .alterations of the reading-desk, pulpit, and strapimplats of the pews, add much to thecunifeemii , etihrmaace. The pl a i nness , o f the cobbling ; th‘ lit r . gef o 4a , &c. strik es t h e m i n d of the .behold in Aiose..4 ea, of solemnity d ue to a Place.of Won. ship,,picl, together ragas much credit on t h ose Is who . have conducted the arrangements of the .un dertaking. The organ has undergone very con "siduearia b t l o v i i ts mi ron ° g ve -ac ineri ko t o ' w a le nd dg ni er ri n v o a w l i be n th co e n i s 'e id as er p e l d e Church; Wing one of the AMIE ancient structure. Extract of a letter from Liverpool dated 19th instant, received in town this mu:Ting being St. Luke's, the Election of Miyor for tis Borough took place, and was unprecedently ntekd between the two Candidates Tuosms Case, 11l J. BLUNDELL HOLLINSUgAD, Esq. It had not tenni. noted last night at twelve o'clock, at which hour ex Poll was 820 for the former, and 819 the latttr. .13 Election. will be continued to-morrow." A letter trbmyruro, of the 18th inst. says: g. By it MarlboiOngh'pucket, arrived at Falmouth list :1;,7!I from psbok,lv e ltave the following extraorci;nary 'llekritiniaVabka, Portuguese line of battle sbip,sAi:a 'sailed firiPOitiambuco, with 500 troops en board fot . Bahia, hA afely arrived at Lisbon with the trooph"g . consequence of a contrary wind which be expel• arced on the coast, and which prevented her guisi Bahia." The Members of the Caledonian Hunt, at the elusion of the Ayr Races and Meeting of di.: iizti with the generous spirit so charae:eristic of Pir::lsa sportsmen, left fifty guineas to be distributed ara 3 i the poor of Ayr and the neighbouring parishes'. A few days since a labouring man, while I)is' r 'g by the river Tavy, near Tavistock, perceive,: ibiL' dle of clothes lying close to the water, which, on so amination, he found to contain a female child, new* born and alive. It was immediately take-n to zke Tavistock workhouse, where it was kindly fcstmis and has since been baptized after the name of 'be river, , 4 Mary Tavy." During the night of Friday last, a fire was ei• covered on the premises of Geopoz Medstead, near Alresford, and which was by himself and three poor families. The ore raged so furiously, that in a short time the four teltme'l were entirely consumed, together with their tan:;:s and wearing apparel. An Author, accustomed to write for the OM Theatre, lately read one of his roductioos t^ PICARD. He bad said, on coming in, that he had t ! new pieces in his pock e t, a T rage dy f or t h e F:ar‘:..ei and a Coo edy for the Odeon ; and when he finished his task, the Manager addressed him, wi:bi good dea; : 9/ i ppbarrassinent, in these words, • l'! 1 5 .sir, klndneas to inform me, whethera ur Ifkge47 your Comedy that you have , Cs r reading . Pr asstai* ' ifs .— Cale arrived at Oxford freni 1.0,1.1 001 Saturday talitii;' it eight o'clock, having left town at a q••••= e past three. He left Oxford, on his return, at tut tnimt , four o'clock on Sunday morning, and arrived at die Oxford-strevt, five minutes past nine at night. He ea. five minutes before four yesterday morning, and art •'• bridge at a quarter before eight, where he rested tw cn y ;!;,' mid then twinned lais.louttrey._ t e e te r say °Dome in me nature V. Lug; ...........9 .. ....A. r.g. 51 Mil& lIIISFUIIII.I. OIL JUU WIALGULIII 11413 pruccesscra to death. She had been unwell for some time past, ties seriously and honestly desire it, in a true Christian spirit, from Calcutta to Madras, .ind was to bare an iln- and to amuse herself had been reading in bed. when Extract of a letter from Liverpool datei instant, received in town this morning :—" Yet stud if produced by this, it will worthily express the vented* it is supposed she fell asleep, and the candle having portant command assigned to him. being St. Luke's, the Election of M4yor f "Ida we owe to Di rtes Psoviosacs for the it:veinal*, bless- . . . fallen, set fire to the bed.clothes. Medical assistance Borough It is stated, in addition to the above intelligence, rigs c ilia Reloralations awd halm" the memory 411. Its great . was instantly procured, but it proved of no avail, as took place, and was unprecedently c' Authors in the continuation of their work. that hostilities had also broken out in the province &be was so dreadfully burnt that she died the same between the two Candidates TtiostAsCasE, Y.: J. Bturauxu. HOLLINSUEAD, 0 But mush as I must wish that the Reformed and Lutheran of Cuttack, and that the communication between night at ten o'clock, in a state of the greatest agony Esq. It had not Churches in my dominions may short with medal° my welmtiad Calcutta and Madras bad been interrupted for twenty and torture, having survived only about three hours. nated last night at twelve o'clock, at which hi sauvignon, 1 have far too witted respect for their rights said their I. days—but in this we think it probable there is some T Poll was 820 for the former, and 819 the lat tt Mont he thanks of the town and parish of Me°. mery have been voted to the Right Hon. Viscou-nt Election. will be continued to-morrow." Itbut Y' to terse It upon thaw, or to cider tic 4.thie any Will - mistake, for the correction of which we must for his munificent donation of the . beastaitul sbis stair. A letter fromTruro, of the 18th inst. says: " a This union , wad es . ea , t wee ree l ve l e m,* u nt id ier p er . .wait for the publication of the official accounts. CLlvi t MarlboiQogli'acket, arrived at Falmouth Ls tower of that Church, which cost 411700. s.- • • reasloo nor Indifferentism have am *AI,, *it proceed ham -Cottack lies so contiguous to the metropolis of Lord BULEELEY has presented a service of c . i.• from , psuok,we..tave the following extraordinat sae unbiased teem/ of sou - soltokaisto. lo 4 le oat *MY alibi" . 1,1 . 40, around which the Governor-General is knows nion plate to the Church of Llangwillog. Arigigg% . The f ffinthiiiie, Portuguese line of battle ship ft *eternal form, but has its roots autkviyiftileg source in Mahe •, Ao)la v e concentrated a powerful array. ]bar it is not •of erfrich parish his Lordship is the luipro . , . sailed , l i lt Ninambucn, with 500 troops on bth snit to the town of Beaumaris a clock, to be placect Bahia, liAi afely arrived at Lisbon with the trot, orliarts, according to the genuine prieeftlerof scripture. , ver v it could have been surprisedloY the enmity, "As I shall myself celebrate in this Spirit the approaching Se. likely in the tower of the Church. consequence of a contrary afar festive"( the Reformation ht the Un i on o f the l e ts re. wind which bile and still lass so that it could have remained three The Hon. and Right Rev. the Bishop of GLou. *need on the c o ast, and which prevented her t Boosted and Lutheran Congregation at Potsdam, to see Evangelic weeks in their possession. mean, during his autumnal tour, preached Sermons Bahia * " for the benefit of the Sunday Schools of the p a ri s h es The Members of the Caledonian Hunt, at tl * Congregation, and take the Holy Sacrament with thetas Captain Hau. left Calcutta on the 19th of April, I b a ys that this my own example will have a beaefietal influence Madras onthe Ist of June, and St. Helena on the of Lotter worth and Cl a yb r o o k ; at the former place elusion of the Ayr Races and Mee t i ng o f ili a den all the Putestant Congregations in my coun tr y , and that it 14th of August. upwards of £CSI was collected, and at the l a t ter with the generous spirit so characteristic of may seeerally £37. 2s. In the evening of the same day, at Latte r - sportsmen , left fifty guineas to be distributed be , followed in spirit and truth. To the wise di- - The dispatches he has brought are, to the India. worth, £l5. 12s. Bd. was collected for the Chu rc h the poor of Ayr and the neighbouring parish] mission of the Coasistories, to the pious seal of the Clergy aced , rile of clothes lying close to the water , wh i ch, Asir , I leave the exterior coinciding form of the Uufte, House, the Board of Controul, the Admiralty, and Missionary Society ; and on Sunday last his L or d - A few days since a labouring man, while I c on vinced that Coosreeatioos witi readily follow In* a true Chris- the Secretary of State for the Colonial Department, s hi p preac h e d t h ree t i mes by the river Tavy, near Tavistock, p erce i v e, at St. Martin's Church pm spirit, and that every where, where the attention is directed including, besides those from India, dispatches from Leicester, the sermon in the afternoon bein g f or t h e benefit of the Female Asylum. the sum of 479. Ss, amination, he found to contain a female chip born and alive. It seriinisti and leacerv i Y *kiwn ' t sa y ibeemeed seccwiliri Till" Governor FARQUHAR,' and Sir Hensel' Lowe. collected. The Right Reverend Bishop thinks wait is a meatialmad to tire great marl ranee Itself, the form was immediately take-n Immediately' after his arrival, Captain HALL had . wat . tt his duty to ordain every man of good character Tavistock workhouse, where it was kindly fc will be easily fornd, and the external will naturally resuk from the internal, . Ex - who has a call, whatever may have been his education and has since been baptized after th e na m e a iong interview with the CHAACILLLOR of the situjle, dignified, endues. May the pro mi s e d period be do more remote when under one common sliepheril, all united CHZQUER. or' previous occupation. river, "Mary Tavy." in faith, one charity, and one hope, shall form only one bock •----•-- Oa Wednesday last the first stone of the school for During the night of Friday last, a fi r e w • (Signed) . 1 fIUDIRICK WILLIAM." A mong t h e var i ous specu l at i ons w hi c h have been the instruction of childfen in Angel-alley, Bi s h ops• covered on the premises of GEOA D E Af t LE'l ' ate, was laid, when an appropriate address was de- Med .. stead, near Alresford, and which was ec .' To the Consistories. Synods, and Soperintendants made, as to the probable causes which might induce f A the Rev. T deeds of the inhabitants, who were assembled on the metro by - b y himself and three poor families. The ore so furiously, that in a short time the four tel a-The undersigned Minister, charged with the pub- Russia to give aid to Spain, in the contest with her were entirely consumed, together wrth their 1,: very becoming. and many of them cheerfully contri- tuition of this expression of 'his Majesty's Wishes, Colonies, there is one purrose which his not, we occasion. Their conduct during the ceremony was , bated their pence towards the erection of the building. and wearing apparel. does not doubt of the desired and happy success, be- think, been noticed witlb,that emotion which it Theatre,An Author, accustomed to write for the cause, as it has been accepted since the Ist of this merits, in as f ar as i t a ff ects Aim * Brisith intones Qi ing.,w which have been deferred so manv Sr. CLEMENT DANES Ottawa —Th e repa i rs i f t h is lately read . one of his roductioes swath Ivy the Clergy of this City of both Evangelic l i the claims of the North West Company of Moe- years on account of tae improvements at Templebar . fine old b 'ld' If . and is very much improved.—' PICARD. He bad said, on coming in, that he I. new pieces in his pocket, a Tragedy for the F: confessions united in one Synod, with unanimous joy chants trading to America have long been known, reading-desk, pulpit, and and a Comedy . for the Odeon ; and when mind grateful respect for his Majesty'Rentiments and and are recognized by public Statutes, which are not are now completed, finished his task, the Manager addressed hint, The plainness of the eolontin • views therein expressed, it will certainly be received to be infringed with impunity. Russia,.commandieg —The alterations of the strikes the mind of the _ l the same manner by all the Evangelic gellY and ea immense extent of coast on the Pecirata has diree • a i ng44lPPu of the Pews t add much to thesunifonois &c. . good dea;pf u embarrassment, in these words, , . .4 Cal solemnity due to a Place.of Won. r S ir, kFxe 4, godness to inform me, wheal your - ra ..7 _sreg i r .dt your Comedy that you La Copgregations in the Kingdom. to i_- • *" 1, 04 fp, attention to the coast ofi•AealeAditt On that I A if .ree er a ce* . (Signed) " 11 :Vas u iefIllexicarte I Agar and has actually introducol l estaiiilailisents en i i iiik Di gs ,: • of .behcil V... . .arn ', 21.1 V .i , •..J. , who . ale conducted the arrangements of the .tm- :. bit 4therWestern shores of America, h o w9„the. extreme ship t t oed . together reflects much credit on %host reading r , . ~,, * Betlin, Oh Octobet, 1917." . si der d Making . The organ has undergone very Sa Irk lit e e having left town a four lust t ree r io4 • t P u r r n h astittA4ll.:.- ir.h C t atar .clut ani k v . ed atOitfori hen I ; o , n: ~ s ra- q• , , , i t is mcvement, and may now CONSTADUINOPLE, spina:wit Is. ~,,, iittiitii to the Province of California, to which the be considered oa He k su lt n (1 4 x y fo m rd, on in h g is asi ret d ur a t r i r , i a v t ed tL a n t n . li c tu i t Church; to g g - ackoowledged rival hi the Tem 1 atford-creet, five minutes past niue at night. He s'a. • 'The wegocias iuns wi th Russia have taken a favour- feeble authority of Spain is extended: These Settle- con- e fi ve minutes before toter yesterday morning, aini VI" &wises, for, in a conference held tut the 24 of this assents include the district of Columbia, which is eon. O w ith Baron S uo g onoff , the Pens has accepted sidcee d to be within the range of the British Com. bin g One of th e Male ancient strectare. bri4ge at a quarter Wore eight, where he i est. d tw, n y . • er.d then twinned his bruiney. •... . . . . .. 14. and approved the new demarcation of Bessarabia,' proposed by the Emperor Alexander. The line which for the future divides the two Empires on this side runs on the right bank of the arm of the Danubes known by the a me of Sulina, and follows its tourse to the place where it joins the Kili, above Ismail.— Count Bogdan:rick, the Russian Commissioner of De markation, has already returned to St. Petersburgh. The Paris Papers of Friday and Saturday last at rived at a late hour to-day. Their columns are chiefly filled with the details of the solemnization of the an niversary of the death of the late Queen, MAME As• roiNtrre, and of the nautical tour of the Duke de ANGOULENEI on which he set out on Monday, the 13th.—An article from Hamburg!' positively con tradicts the report of that city having made any offer of a subsidy to this country fur its protection to her trade from the Africa, corsairs. Another article from a Gentian Paper, intimates that itis the Intention of MattratzT Au, the Vicetoy of Egypt, to make himself the independent stiveteign of that country, and to seize also on the territories of Tunis, Algiers, and Tripoli; that in the event of his success he would put an end to the pita cies of the Barbaresque Powers--and that on ttiis ground he has actually made overtures to the Courts of London, Stockholm, &c. for their countenance to his enterprise. _ _ _ French .5 per cents, 17th Oct. 64 fr. 9.5 c. At a late hour yesterday, as stated in a pan of our impression, Captain HALL, of his Majesty's ship LYRA, arrived at Downing-street with Dispatches from India, announcing that hostilities had again broken out with some of the Mahratta Powers; but that the .131114'1, who had taken the lead in the irruption, had been already compelled to accede to the terms offered him by our Government. The Honourable Mr. ELPHINGSTONE. our Resident at Poonah, had, it appears, long suspected the intentions of the THSHWA ; and, immediately on receiving in. telligence that TRINSUKTEE (well known to all ac quainted with our affairs in that part of the world as the chief leader of the Mahrattas in the PrsHwa's dominions) had made a hostile movement on the British territory, he marched up the subsidiary force under his command, of between six and seven thou sand men, to Poonah, seized the PESHWA'S person, and compelled him to sign a capitulation, in which, among other things, the surrender of his three prin • cipal forts was stipulated. As the PINIHWA, however, may he considered as a mere creature in the hands of the British, little value ought, Isabela, to be attached to this submission ; and, if the present be, as has been long dreaded, a national war en the part of the Mahtheas, it is not probable that much regard will be paid by Tuw auxin, and the other real leaders and confederates, of the Mahratta people, to any concessions which, their fettered Sovereign may make. SCINDIA and Meta KHAN ate, it is admitted, expected to declare themselves against us forthwith; nor is any other prospect entertained than that the war will be on a very extensive scale. The Governor-General at Gal cutta, and Mr. Esmor, at Madras, were both ac tively engaged in putting forth all the military means at their disposal. Sir Joi n s Mutant had proceeded front Calcutta to Madras, -old was to brie an &- portant command assigned to him. It is stated, in addition to the above intelligence, that hostilities had also broken out in the province of Cuttack, and that the communication between Calcutta and Madras bad been interrupted for twenty days—but in this we think it probable there is some mistake, for the correction of which we must wait for the publication of the official accounts. -Cuttack lies so contiguous to the metropolis of Isifta; around which the Governor-General is known . . `o t ,bave ' play; and we are yet to learn whether the FN- ' moon will be allowed to interfere with the assu med rights of that association without any interle recce or interruption on the part of Great Britain. The object of the Russian Cabinet in these move ments appears to be g to promote the commerce of Russia in a branch of the fur trade, which its own expanded &grunions cannot supply ; and it is evident that such a design would directly rival the interests and purposes of our own North West Company. Sunday evening her MAJRiTY had a select party t ) a performance of Sacred Music in Windsor Castle. Yesterday morning her MAJeSTY, accompanied by the Princess ELIZABETH, took an airing on the Bath wail. The honour which is to be conferred on the City of Bath, by the intended visit of our illustrious Qyano and her Royal Daughter, is anticipated with delight; all hands are on the alert, and every exertion is mak. ing there, to be in readiness for their arrival. The Baron O'NAcuren, Chamberlain to the Em perqr of AUSTRIA, lilt town on Saturday evening for Dover, on his return to Vienna. Sir CIIARLEA POLE, Bart M.P. is now at Plymouth, canvassing the freemen of that Borough, preparatory to the next general election. L r.. 1 SIDMOUTIA indisposition has arisen from a slight attack of the ague. and a severe cold. His Lordship, though somewhat better, is still confined to his house at Richmond. Mr. CURRAN'S will has been sent for to Ireland; as it is supposed to cfintain some instructions respecting his buttal. His family burying•place is at Newmar ket, in the County of Cork, the place of his birth. The Rev. Ensvaan BARRY, D. D. Rector of St. Mary's and St. Leonard's, Wallingford, is appointed one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace fur the Connty of Berk', and took his seat on the !lynch cf Magistrates at the late Qua: ter Sessions at Abingdon. Ramsgate continues to retain a large portion of visitors, and every day brings fresh arrivals, although so late in the season. At Mr. CLOUGH'S (Master of the Ceremonies) ball, last week, there were near five hundred persons present, a greater number than was ever known on such an occasion at this place, a clear proof that the Master of the Ceremonies' great atten tions have not been forgotten. The Archbishop of CANTERBURY and family have just left Albion-house, Ramsgate, which is taken again for the Hou. Lady DRUMMOND SMITH, who is expected to occupy the same in a few days. Nortirron Ses-•toas B.u.r..—We never witnessed so numerous or more brilliant an assemblage at Chapel field House, than en Wednesday night last. Many of the county ladies were most splendidly attired, and appeated with diamonds, pearls, rich cameo necklaces, Ste. Indeed, the display oh fashion and of personal charms—of elegant dresses and of costly ornaments —was as complete as bountiful Nature and ingenious Art could possibly combine. With the exception of the LORD LIEUTENANT and Lady SUF.. FIELD, the latter being indisposed, Mr. Coco, who is now in Scotland, and the Amax family, there was scarcely a personage of distinction who was absent. The Warwick Theatre opened last week with the Tragedy of Macseth, which was performed by a young Actor of the name of RAYMOND, of whom the higbest expectations are formed. A rare instance of probity has occurred in Bury. About 14 years ago, a professional man, carrying on also the business of a druggist, had the misfortune to become a bankrupt, when he paid 6s. Bd. in the pound under the commission.. On the Ist instant, he voluntarily made good all the deficiency, at the Bank of Messrs. OAKES, to the amount of nearly £4W. Thursday evening, a young lady, residing in the High Terrace, Edinburgh, was unfortunately burnt to death. She had been unwell for some time past, and to amuse herself had been reading in bed, when it is supposed she fell asleep, and the candle having fallen, set fire to the bed•clodus. Medical assistance was instantly procured, but it proved of no avail, as she was so dreadfully burnt that she died the same sight at ten o'clock, in a state of the greatest agony and torture, having survived only about three hours. The thanks of the town and parish of Montgo mery have been voted to the Right Hon. Viscount Cutrz, for his munificent donation of the beautiful tower of that Church, which cost £l7OO. • • Lord BULEELEY has presented a service of comititi-. nion plate to the Church of Llangwillog. dinglesqy A of which parish his Lordship is the lutpropiasx4- 4 and to the town of Beaumaris a clock, to be placed in the tower of the Church. BRIGHTON. OCTOBER 20. To the general joy of all r'nks amd delc r i p ., the PRINCE. REGENT is returned to tl is p! •c t .. Royal Highness reached the Pavili ,, n late as half-past eleven o'clock, accc.mii, r ,, e d b ' Right Hon. General Sir I.li:x.r.onv B t ia General Sir WILLIAM and Colonet Tos arrived at the Palace about doer heurs and Admiral Sir EDMUND NA6LE I*o (Ly s I, The Ranawr was expected at the Pavilion on Jay, and again on Friday ev entn;,•—on b at; , . occasions the rooms were up, ..r.d so, until '• night was at odds with cnorn i nv. ,, Royal Highness is in thehappi-st state ot health , our list of important arrivals w C have As., tt. to; laird John Torrusliend, Sir C. M. Burrell, Wirt. Kl) Shoreham, Lae,y pallits 4 , Sir W. asol Lady Pringle, Deerhurst, Sir J. bir.bitr, Han. l'. Pruukeu, Sir J. ai Murray, Sir Jos. Copley, &c. DE riirr tit as.— lie (lot,. General Grosvenor, fie the Earl of liesborough, for Seaford ; Lord and 1.:4,! 7 Thorndon Hall, Essex; sir John Hetieromi, (or Vestristi.stcr ; Mrs. broom, fur laraoll,!d Hall, SuflO k: k Read, fur Lower litook•st7eet ; Air. Parker, 1.4 j, hot ; Rev. R. N. French, for Northam, near Barnet ; j, for Park-lane; Mrs..l aylur, far ditto; Mr. Lt. Lutty, kr; House ; key. Mr. Coop-, s, for ; Miss Cumkc, N , ,t. tutees; Miss F. Francis, for Suffolk; Aar. Goode, for Itol street, Fitzroy-square; Captain Mansfield, for Hcca4i.". ; Blair. (or Bloonarbury-square; ; Mr. t;rey, for Q.cuns • _ _ J . Ozford ; Mr. and Mrs. Courts, for the Strand ; him %La % Shropshire ; Mr. Powney, for Gr0..re:1te...., Mr. Lamm, for itstfirld ; and Mr homes, for Bath, PRINCE.SS CHARLO7TL OF COBOrpri This amiable Princess is expected ev-ry h or become the happy mother of a first bolo The favourable consummation of this (vent the most lively feelings of anticipation, n , t Claremont House, but throughout the neighb , villages, among whose population the names Prince Lamour and Princess CIIARLOTTV. O. cur are held in estimation for their numerous 'it Bei. which benevolence appears to be the char.- standard. As the Public will participate in the every information that is so closely connected the succession of the Crown in Brursuick's we shall state the arrangements antecedent to arcoucherneni. The Officers of State, whose presence is rem!' on this great and happy occasion, are the Arc.:', of CAtarmauity, the Lord Er:hop of Loxiir,N, BATHURST and SIHMOVTII, the Secretaries of ; And I:II'..I7ANSI.TTART, as Premier. Such a these isloblertm whose seats are the immediate vicinity, are on visits at neigh, mansion., fur the purpose of being near, for thr convenience of attending on the illustrious Prii.an. Messengers are kept under orders to be in re ness, both day and eight, to be dispatched • requisite attendance of the Ministers of State, birth of the infant. '[he medical attendants on their Royal and Highnesses are, Sir RICHAIID Caufr, Physician. Accoucheur ; Dr. SroascaaN, resident P:tysi and W. H. NEVILLE, Esq. of Esher, is Ai Surgeon Extraordinary and Apothecary to , Royal and Serene Highnesses and their bousehrld. The wet nurse engaged is the wife of a spectable and deserving yeoman, residing mai mont, who has lately been the motlizr of hearty infant, in addition to her present heahi may. The other nurses and requisite attend: , all arranged, and continue in regular waiting. The servants of the Royal Household :,re 41 tained at Claremont, in order to be in imt, readiness to be dispatched with expresses to her MTV, the PRINCE REGENT, and the several - of the Royal Family, as soon as the event tr: We are happy to inform our Readers, Royal Highness still enjoys a vigorous and rupted state of good health. mcr .ct. ip nil I;ed by „ ad lel Tim, ors ; . ; , r • are nn Ti: ' sa Oct:, a, Coll.l{l • 11 Ss. :ois 7st.ti ie. 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