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..;;"....? Ot. i Xlf • ' Ai)e, • t • r ' A • 7r, * ..."Ph THUMI)A Z, OCTOBER 23, PRICE SEVEN.,PENCE, JZ , 4 F 4120,000 f r Contract r Is bin-, to per raridly-inc easing File, tit ti a Scheme env approved. Ira, indeed. 4s no• sur -11.r-d thy there' are n,54e PRIZIts -00 ea:hnand oaly S $56 BIANKs SCHEMU. Opi AI • ,041 9 1,0: 0 21 Mime of at I 1150 1,000 504), &C. of Si , 000 will have £s,oofi more. I:NIIiof %II IVEMBER, ry w II commence Drawing. on .a l e at il•e Office. of U. CAnstot.r., urnln , l, and 24, ()mord-refer, *here evcr awn was sold in 4)sares. IZhA OF ,C 20,0001 m.►,t respectfully stalest the at- 1I!s and the Public to the Scheme of the begins lirawir.g en the 7th of NOE I' .4 noly To On Nomfters (Two Tickets of ,!atost. Ites'de. n•: • • Cdpi 'razes Of teifyloo Nilmtry ito,ooo Consols 15,000 Console .5,0(0 Muni. Jam when drawn to bave2l,ooo Monty Prises of Re.n,Oun more presto log `MRS OF 2..,00U1 intimi-r Lottery I lye odcill'alleg of s. the first 7,10 , 0 ind 5,7004 go, nt will gtvr the kaiak!' v. in MJney, tak•ug a Neeti.td chance . rt. main in the Whr.•l the last day oil lases art telling to th•• gri.atest variety at No Si, ALDO/ITS Mo■- 'toss. I STRUT ; ter L..-ttery. No. 144. a Prize of it 1,000, E.'0,00 0 11:1 the precrdtitg Lottery, •nd 1,000 tD t' e la•t 4 ietttber Lottery, ALL prim li' titi. hoards. iIAR LECTURES ON AS- .det ag an lwriktuct , on In the Sdo lertin-, and others not conversant with ccompatti. d by P ate•, rows Diagrams, r N 11.11 AM PHiLLIPis. sold by William Phillips, George-yard, IF LADY MOB GAN'm FRANCE. day was putiti. , wd, in Two nen. price Li. I Is. FJ. V LA DY 10KG \N. Author Irish arl," " o'l ionnel," Re. Yle eu un Fenian dun snots Liwre." I NOMA,. All wakes the following retnarki on this nth s been run after, entertained, antil Almost lashinnabl. circles. She has stuili,-.1 us '-e Court to the VlHap, from the 800. I.an I, Noblemen, Duchesses, Citizens' ~,yalltre, Ultras, Constitutionalist il, hock al, Children or the Stevoitritu., gut°. Authors Players, Promenaders, Musicians, dizers, Mendicants, Promenaders, Para- Footmen, Nur.es, Fregth:nters at the the in,titute; no indie•duzl has escaped Milan. She ha 4 seen ; obit red, analgartl, thing, men and things, speeches, and COO. 14.04 CM' PAINS. PURSERS, awl send or take Abroad Medicines, are that the Sale of Dr. JAMES'. FEVER IEP I'IC PILLS, (preparations known if the World), Is altogeha withdrawn „by Mr R. O. U James, sok Proprieor Jostles, the Inventor, acid transierred by him d Sons, Chemises and Druggists, N 0.4, Paul's Church-yard..Londoo; and No Dublin; of whom only these invaluable Me heprneered, with the usual sllowanee; genuine Patent or Proprietory Medicine, of he best qualities, spot) the most ad every description of Medicine Chests with Medicines, Directions, and every re climates. GROVITHVir THIS RAIL CURL attained having ocemioned unpriocipied theft' ewe Ankles in the place of the ' Articles arts 44 the most deleteriou s' respectfully inkrensed that new are ge. !ins hignalure on the Label, " James ,errarli-,trail, Levee." NG FLUID restores the hair where it has fallen perspiring's, change of climate, or any of these • premature decay; it also frees the Hair oft and glossy as silk, and keepo it la curl dance or promenade, or in damp weather. 4 One Guinea.—Also, 'S VEGETABLE DYE, Head or Whiskers from a Red or Grey se permanent that swirlier wa,hing, per , cause, can possibly remove the colour. One Guinea. . IN'S AMBROSIAL 90AP, ;most plawant, innocent, and effectual sr submitted so public notice. k removes hardness, from gbe skis, prevents its chap. rhke, and even.—Price Is. the square. r most Perfumers and Hair-dressers hi by the Proprietor, Jas. Atkinson, 43, square, London. DROPSY. GRAVEL OBSIMUC .ARY PASSAGE, DIABETES, acd NESS. IUIT'S DROPS. In his Ma , f these Drops hire for nearly 100 years past character as a specific for the Scurvy, (Sieve', -y, Wsahooss and Obstructions in ths•Vrinary 1 Debility; but particularly for their absolute Venereal Disease t Wessers hates Drops , the only safe and espotlidous Cure, and nature, as to midge or no restraint. General Debility, Weawl's .It.suk's Drops and esteemed; whether the Debility whirl --of Mercury, frorn ezet ss ut Vinery, or they are equally serviceable I—such as troubled with old stubborn Oleets, Se-' .ny Weakness of the Kidneys, Ureters or Mad ddficulty of making water, will experknes ‘e perseverance. attended t.' Is, that Purchasers should .e true and grnutt* Preparation, as the au counterfeits attempted. to be foisted ou the faint:49W., are so numerous, that the Proprie irchaser to ask tor Wass r.t.'s I abuses Daum i..e Wessel's Inutt's Drops are inclosed imitation of* stamp, with the hallowing I asp!' Wessel, St. Panes Church -yard," I.e, and in !Age bottles, .contianing ten Sangtr, Oltford'iltfici ; Ward, Holborn ; Btocebridge, opposite London Doeka. It erd • \ I 'lll I' R 9363. !At "•r• of SIX FRI ...4 GCARROLL. f' , c am from the rai "I. . 4she briery is oniversall le , rider. when ila cored. of SIX of %els& are st.e.o,t On • 4 Priteg of X2O 2 • reo. 2 ate Each of t! flu the Sh.VI.. 111;s popular Lott. Tickto and Shares are 1 11 the Can' meow, No. 7, CII 're e lag ihise of £30,00n r SIX PRI IQ \V EFT and Co m IJ t. mho' of their Priem' th e .t-ale L• „ whtc' beg' to s '0 ON Cli, P ecn...t. nt N. tech Number), and centnim a Prizes ;In 2 2 brie 9 —...-- I of F.:ch of the Liltoo 4s IS .IJainuo, making 't Pei). -IX Pltl A chance tit •11113161 Inal yet as eally pu: chase will be .42 eraw,. must ail be Prises, J ;4 the orlon of rec.-tying Li icedi r the Capital s that 't.eing. 'ruche , . and bar WIFE and Co.'s Olices, IYIP No. 11, Pontvitv, a is No. tY, CHASING-CS • "%ere they sold, in the last o No. 7,595, a Price ni . n. 2,656, a Prize of £20,4 the SH %RES. nee, Lately pulil ety IIGH FAMILI TuoNomy, I',/as the Use of Young Pen !ms c Mathematics. Accom .:d a copious bides —By rf Loudon : Ptinted and so ~,:bard seer. ror, I'AVO EDI nom 01 this d to The Second Rd , don. in Sea RANCE.— By i to of " The Wild Ir " Chagos jaw de ma !et .tt. The JointWAL DS PAst 'lta and amusteg Won t.O " lady Moaner , has be lb. nrsinpped, in all our Taal to sin head to foot, from th ter 'o the Xichen. Pea. 12.5, Priests, .;01.1.1ers.R , ;ow the yell 1759 and ISIS cf ers of Ranier Inners, As -, Dancers, (Norma di :de es, Valets de Chambre. ewer, Amdkors o' the notice of Lady Mnfgal !WI% • • described every thing, fiat ers." ERCHANTS, 3.ed Other., 'tsetse to red rctlully informed, tits Got Winit. and ANALF d urea in every part of 'm Messrs. Newbery, by 'ac - grandson of Dr. Jailer rest. • Messrs 1W ELER and tic) ' ea; side, cower of P aD I,SeltytUe.steeet, Dublin ..vies are henceforth t hi bat Ikersise every other gen al Drugs and Chemicals ; ed unageutt. terms. N.B. Sea, Family, and .mpletely furnished With 'a* • alone 'linable for all dim FOR THE OR ref 'SHE high esteem ING PI.UID has at , of let!latera to substitute t righsal, many of which . repartees, the Yobbo are r without the followi Aaiun's 4g, Gerrard-sgrai Tlse CURLING PLUIE Teo eff from illness, perspired' eat oases which occultist pro •• • .• nsrf, makes it sege during elle; ell.; In the dant Price so. Sri I os. 641. and C ATKIN Changes the Hair on the PI '-' Ol Is an Auburn or Bieck, so *radon, nor any other ca Price Ss. les 6d. kud One A IMINSON'a Ls recommended as the me dile of the kind ever subs keeklos, redness, and bard Pine, and makes it soft . wh fhe above are sold by -own and Country, and 1 Gerrard. street, Sobs- .goal was For STRANGUARY, TIONS in the URINd GENERAL WEAKNB AATESSEL'S JEST jesty's Navy these maintained their character popsy, Strauguary, Wea Passage, and General Debil and speedy cure of the Vet and Specific Remedy, are t' are so Innocent in their nal Asa restorative for Gel have been long known and from the too copious use - o. Intense hest o' (Mutate, ii have the usiefortune to be I Loa! Effo sions, or any We der, Ilabete.,,or ddicult, conv!et, cure by due pent lite gent object to be a . .1e caret ill in having the try tale and dangerous counts Public, by absolute falaelos tors request every purchase Cautiox —The genuis is a black stamp, not an in its engraved thereon : Jeep Price e.s. 91. per hoite, small, Li. 2s.—Sold by Sat at Tut:, Exchange s Dtacebri CI I Y AUC 110 N MAR r. SR. CHEAPSIDE. THE immense ST , V7K vi• ere of Miseella• nious I fleets P ftN •rty of tlistriwed Manufaru s rera. Tradesmen, •nd otbers. ire comp-liefl by the heavy pica sure of th.• I intr+ to fre • . an immediate market), consisting of ivary desritteti•oi of I 1 • ! N and WOOI.LEN•DRAPER Y, HOSIERY. rich 1 11 T GI. 4i, CHINA. TABLE and DES -ER I' JEWF.I.I.ERY, FANCY CABINE T. 1R Ft, CU • I.Elt Y, J WAN— WARE, PLATED 000DS, &e. &c. which ar• daily ON 'ALP BY AUCTION, By fir MOA At the Ci y Auction Mart, li4 Ch spittle, continues In increasing attraction rt. draw a crow ted audience, whose confi fence in the respee ahtli'y of th... Fmati bitment flattering to the Pro pile or, an insures his continuance ro giving a tuft guarantee of the pertection of all the Property •hat panes through his hand.. Sale ev,-ry Day, at Twelve, and again in the Evettin,!, at Seven o'Clock. VI ASH lON ABL DANCI \G. by Mr ALLEN, rrivrely taught. at No. i is, Sherrard•rreet. Golden-square, to Ladies all I G:mtlemas of any age. who have never learnt that ncomplislintent, or have not the modern style. Mr. Aso an's system of teachisw is espressly r tidied for those to whom it is an idler , to acquire rutty that fashionalle requisite tor genteel ~ocie.y zpedittously,privattly. and in a suirrior styk of grate r:d elegance. Those who do not want private teaching may learn at a small exp-nse. with a respectable set of Pupils, on he l'ublic re ic• ing evenings t'rofessors of dancing taught the most t iegant fancy dances, and the superior parts of the profession. I • e subscription Assemblies are every Friday. A REAL. BLESSING TO MO I'HERS. OF ill the nattrw W oui CAS that have appeared in the Public Prints for the last ien years, of the good effects dre A MERI,'AN HING SYRUP, none aro- more en titled to tho attention of every Mother and Mine, than he sitioiermeeittonent he Went Dauahtex of Mrs. lassos No. , 'word street, was. at the tender age o two maths. taken very 111. the l'hysician could not find me the child's diserd r; t was every day getting serum Mrs. 1 asked him if be thought it Will Ps teeth? His answe era-, the child was too young.— However, Mrs. I. havl• g eoperienced the virtues of the Syrup, both in her own family, as se. II as o. several Ladies of her ac quatistance thourot she would 'ry As coon as •ht child's gums were rubbed, she begat' to get better, and by the time: the I. faut was 16 week• old, she had five tee h through. In Is, had of the Proprietors, Johnson and W.lllams, No. g 4, Newman -street, Oxford-street ; cud by an the principal Medicine Venders to town and cousery, at is osi a bottle Caution.—Be sure to ask tor s Johnson and IPilliants's Atnea neon Soothing Syrup," as there are a number of spurious sorts. Mrs. Johtitott relieve, the Want pow, as usual, at her house, every 1 uesilay and SaterJay Morning, ft oni nine to ten o'clock, by bringing a letter from a retpectabiu house:-keeper, to certify that they are real objects of charity IMPORTAN I* INFORMATION. ` ROM Luxury and Dissipati .n the mind becomes enervated, and the body soon falls an easy victim. fo move the Disorders arising irons fashionable gaieties and to restore the debilitated constitution.is the result of our study and experi mice, and we trust that thirty years' successful practice in this peculiar branch of our profession gives us a decided supermen) , over every other Practitioner In recent cases of -yphilitie itifec• tlon, a perfect core it completed in the short period of two days, and in those mks cf a mere complicate' nature, where other praciltioners have failed of success, a proper perseverance in our plan or treatment ensures to the Paleut a sound and perfect re ! establishment. fothows who are labouring under a general or local Debility, it *Mlle consolatory to know, that the Medicines we prescribe roams the inestimable pow.r of renovating the most &Wrested Conetitutiois, whether it arises from the indiscretions o y.iui ts. or by a residence to hot or turheahliy climates. too sales qty a die, or too einer an app‘teation to wady, excessite grieltils judicious use of mercury &c. or should it proceed trom an balk . tual tendency to eonsiimpt:on, these our restoratives will produce the liappieu effects. In place of Lassitude and Debility, we offer 1 lasting Health, Strength, and ldrits; and even to the aged and infirm our plan of treatment will afford relief and comfort by gently and safely invigorating the system. • Numerous cases of Strictures have been, and are daily under our care, the total eradication Of which is effected by a safe, ter ' tale. and expeditious mode of practice, superior to any other yet ' adopted. !he weakness, relaxation , end debility proceeding tram this complaint are speedily removed, and the Patient restored to sound and vigorous heal h. Patients of tithe? -ex may coneult.us with the greatest honour, delicacy, and secrecy, at our Muse, No. 107, Hatton Garden. An Englisk Physician, who lees been travelling these last three years aU over the Continent, and has visited -very Public %red/. cal and &orgies' institution in Europe, has made a most impor- , taut Discovery for the Cure of Consumptions and Dropsies, and wbieh he has communicated to Meeks. Currie and Co. They therefore announce to Patients labouring under either of these ccmptaints, that they are enabled to offer them a sensor cure, these Remedies having invariably proved suecessful at Vienna,' Rome, and Paris. Patients in the Country, stating the symp toms of their respective Complaints, enclosing the usual Fee fur Advke will have the Remedies sent to parts of the IC-isgdum, with p lain and fell direetions.—Letters to he postpaid. . CiiRRIE and CO. Surgeon., No. 107, Hatton Garden. Err R ACTS Irrnt LETTERS dadressed to Dr. SOLOMON, Gilead house, near Ltverpool, illustrating the Efficacy of the CORDIAL BALPA of OIL LAD in those diffieut.t and complicated • Disorders for which it is peculiarly adapted, being edminiatefed to the tender iniant, the pregnant female, and to palsied age, with safety and efficacy, hitherto unparalleled in the annals of Medical discovery. Livtarooa.—Edward Junes, of this town, says—My 'mind is impressed with a I vely sense of gratitude tor the very great benefit I have received from your Cordial Balm of Gilead, In a nervous teem, which reduced me to such a state of weakness, that 1 could not hold up my had. I was In this situation (INF most deplorable imaginable) i 1 months, when a friend adv the to try your Cordial Balm of Gilead , one bottle of which, to my great comfort, enabled me to follow my usual a,. CM lOsty, and by the use of two more bottles, completely recovered my health.' NOSTII Waiali.—R. M. Willis, Praline-Castle, near Coke. bridge, writes thus; :—I feel it a duty iticymbent upon, ate to it ' turn /yea my heartfelt thanks for the vest blessing I now enjoy; and for des good of the afilete.f, request you will make my case public. I have been seven years Ahmed (ever since I had dangerous fever is Jamaica) with a violent pen in the back part Sind crown of my head, spasms In my stomach, nausea and Ire. Ingot vosnking ; palm In my thighs, lc' s , and ar ; dry a -ugh.. disturbed sleep, and little appeti•e; for which I have consulted the most eminent. Physicians, without obtaining relief. lin-Gush the use of your Cordial Balm of Gilead, and “OD 'S assistance, I feel myself better than I hive been for the last 10 years, :hid have recovered -my losirlust health, solely through. the grant efficacy of your truly valuable restorative. r • It is impossible to Insert all the eases and cures which Dr Solomon it in possession of, as it would require seine voluottala he contents himself with what has been inserted. great experts:mil having confined him, that is all morbid affecinins of the blood [and lymph (the cause of almost every malady) so noble, safe, 11111 ,efficacious a remedy, was never offered to mankind. Sold by S. Leigh, IP, Strand; sad by AU Venders of Petal' ' ‘ledieines. in Europe and America, pries its. and aft. also" • duty 1111dadeal. - • - - wfiom may be had, the Authlmpetisines, or Solomon's Drops, an absOlute cure Cur dip Scar% y, Scrofula, Leprosy, &c. Price I s. and Us. per-bottle. "Mt motes Abstergent Lotion, en effectual time for scorbutic enir ions, coarseness, redness, pimples, &c. on the face, glands, and neck. Price 4t, tid. per bottle. ' Also, Solomon's Guide to Health, which explains In a make and easy manner, the moat simple methods of treatment, and if. &act() u 5 remedies, har wives, hypochondriac, and codsumpthe comrliduts. Price .34. - • FRENCH PAPERS- PARIS, OC I'OBER 19. Yesterd iy before mass, his Majesty-re ceived Count Rostopchin. Gt.neral in the service of the Emperor of Russia, and Count Narischen, Grand Chamberlain of the same Monarch. After mass . his Majesty transacted business with the Due de Richelieu. l'he troops now advancing from An.falusia to the frootivrs ~ f P•rrtugal are 8,000 in numlit.r, of which 1,500 are cavalry. M mnier, made the disclosures which led to the trial for the Black Pin affair, was y, sterday re m wed from the Concierg frie to the Bicette. in whit!: latter he is t , ) und,rgn perpetual imprisonment, to rOUelt the sentence 01 death pronounced on him wts commuted. M. Me:.ul, the celebrated compeer, died hut night. Tile number of Sees to whic:i the Father pr omoted new Prelate, in the. Cvnsistary held nn the istof thi% mulch is 42, of which 3. are in France, eig'bt in Piedmont, one in Spin, and one in ',orals: iefeklium. _ A circular, addressed by the Prefect of the Upper Rhine to the Sub-Pre'ects and M..yors of that De• partnient, directs, in consequence of orders from high authority, that alt • •wspapers, printed in B-Iginin, Germany, and Switv:oland, shall now be fre.ly ad muted into France, with the exec, ion of Ihe Irue Liberal, printed at El'ussels, /he Mercury ef the lihine, rid Ihe Lurepeae Gazette, of Berne, the entrance and circulation of which continue prohibited. A fire broke out yesterday in the rue St. Germain, l'Aux Trois, occasioned by some children, who had been imprudently left with a lighted candle, setting tire to a straw bed. The mother rushed ii.to the moist ct the flames to save her infants, Litt warn have pi pilled had it not been for the prompt a.,,ist ance of her arighbluts, and in particioLir of a young man, the son of a locksmith ; he got in at the win dow, and succe.sively c.tr:i, d out the grandmother, the mother, and the children. lkinoAme NI/mow—The lolloaiin letter has been addressed to the Editor of Frerch J 'urn 41, by the Chev.ili r Fernac le Rosay, whq generAlly ri•sid'vs in a thaw .0, near Gaunat, in the Dept intent of Allier : " From the Chateau du Rosay, near Gsurnin " Slit—l sh.lubl have been wantilor in that regard which every man owes to the discovery of truth, if LAM n.ot send you the enclosed letter of Madame Manson. I'vrhaps its publicity may have the effect of drawing trim her .1 more full confession than she has already m,de I went to Roder, where I saw this incomparable victim of generosity. I enclea• soured to' awaken her to a sense of that sincerity which she always manifested until this fatal and in compteliensible event occurred. The friendship which she feels for me, above all the good, thought unfortun ite chili, whom I have lost, and perhap. my white halm have hastened the terrible am* which assproaches.wai nitre. the honour; S‘c. Etc. (SigneJ) Le Chevalier IFIIRNAC DU corr os MADAillt mtss9N's Larratt, bey/. mil' THE AI3OVE. "Oh ! my second lather 1 whom 112.1vFN has sent to replace Bunn . .; a time of sadness, that father who thinks himself hotrod to withhold from his daughter those attentions which she wants so much. I have listened to your advice--it is engraven on my heart. Yes, the time of discovery is come, lout it must also be the time of my death. If ) o d knew the hand which i 1 about to strike me, you woulith,n believe with me, that there are no prisons or climates which could pr.itect me from It. But tillt matters not—the sacrifice is made—lite is 01 little value to to if I can recover my honour, and the friendship ot 'toy father. Yes, I swear it—l will speak out—the greaur the guilty are, the mote signal the punishment. " And thou, 0 Gob ! who toast given me courage to speak, 'llion who seest the bottom of ,ny heart, and dost know how easy it is lot me to explain alt that I have said to be inexplicable in this hors id trans action, inspire me to the end I Yes, my father, you Will be satisfied, and I shall soon be near Adria, in that legion of peace where I sitall no longer fear the wicked, their plots and conspiracies I Oti I of what a Withal lam now relieved I However, I will net discover all that I am acquainted with upon my ex imination ; I shall sesA•ve it till the day of my condemnation, when, in the presence of those who nut long ago expected to be witnesses of my disgrace, and who gave me only their pity, when I deserved their esteem. How numerous they are.! How power ful ! yet how horrible and infamous! Monsters, it will then be known that the roof of the infamous house of Bancol never covered ale. 4 4 Adieu, my second father; adieu. My bean sinks; my eyes are filled with tears." MADRID, OCTOBER 7. The Archbishoo of St. James, Don Raphael Mur quiz, who ter a long dine enjoyed the particular Favour of the King, has received orderp to quit Madrid in St hours. The cause assigned for his disgrace is, his being the chief of the party of the Clergy who oppose the execution of the financial' plan of L)on Martin Garay. It is said, that the ill. shops of Santander and Jaen, who were proceeding to Madrid, have, on learning this intelligence, return ed back to their respective dioceses. It appears that the movements of our troops to. wards the frontiers of Portugal do not slacken. In all the ruptures with that Power, there have been' two corps of army on foot, of which the one menaced the province of Beira, and the other, in Estremadura, was destined to penetrate into the Algarves.. This, double assemblage is now forming. Do we intend to really make war upon our neighbours ? The public are not initiated in the secret of Government ; appearances indicate probable hostilities. This is the whole. It is very remarkable that the Portuguese General, Marshal Beresford, is an Englishman by birth, as it also the Count d'Abisbal, Henri O'Don lel, who is to command the Spatial' army. A Cie cular of the Minister at War prescr , .),.:. !!••• most severe measures to prevent Officers from coming to Court, to surprise the favours ot his Majesty Every Officer, of whatever rank he may be, who shall ab sent himself fr. in his corps, and present himself in this capital, shall be initnedtately erased from hit command and deprived of his employment. The Commanders of Provinces shall not grant to:lough* to reside beyond the hounds of their provinces, and only for the term fixed by the Ordinances. The leave to visit Madrid is exclusively reserved to his Majesty. 'The Milit .ry Commandants are personally responsible for the exegt . oMn of this (mkt.. Important political discussions occupy; it is siit4i the Council of State. and suspend the examin ition of the Junta of Public Credit upon the debt :n arrear. It is certatik. that A war of any description would derange all this financial estimates made this year. The first injury • Whicit the Fossibility of a war has done to us, is the adjatirnment of th • departure of the expedition de stined to the support of the brave General Morillos of whom we daily expect news. Hit Excellency the Bald. de Tatischere enjoys here the bignest conside, rat lin. tic frequently sends dispatches to Paris and to his own Court. One within these kw dap arrived from Russia. Tae Asnb issador of his pawn* Majesty m ontains a not less active correspondence. His Escetlency emoloys Spanish couriers, whom be has taken into his service with the consent of one Government. A veil of mystery still covets these diplomatic operations, which, it is supposed, relate to the state of our Colonies. It is thougt t that M. de Bardosi, our Ambassador at Turin. will be charged to proceed and take possession of the State of Lucea, in the name of the Queen of Etruria, the sister of b 1 Majesty. I.rip3lc, OCTOBER 7. Oar Michaelmas Fair was attended by maily Fo. reiin rs, particularly Jews ant' Greeks. Much basin nest has been Jane the kg eight days, and if it con anise, this v. 11 be one of the best fairs. Tt.e English sold all their metchienelise, and Stith great rapidity. The partiality of tl.e Public fur English manufacture still tobsiets. The Swiss and Saxon cottons were pretty tscii colt, and it is hoped that the call for them will increas-. Silk anklet are very high. Fine cloths had a great sale —common clAihs scarce. ly any. This is a circuinstance very hilarious to those places where the mama acture of the latter is the principal branch of inJustry, arid it partly Ai ises from the cl itl.s being for the twist part blue, a colour less sougil (or at present than bottle gre*n air brown...: Woollem stockings lasd also a great sale.' Leather bore a good price, as well as the Colonial prosiustimiss Rice has. beet for come tim.: on the hi. k up. Arrangem nts are already making here for thit celebration of the secular festival at the reformation, and there it reas in to think that it will be A tt e nd e d with tin - Common solemnity - in tt.is the birth place cd that great event. The only thing which depresses ti.e Public . .l little, as the estinenon ut the Wurtens ! berg University. VIENNA, OCTOBER 8. Tl:eir Majesties telt Cronsradt on the 15th of Sep. temlArr. S.:CT et LI lUnlpflA asches were raised foe towns on the road; they Al !Wed on the 16th at Syent Gyztgy. S vt tal person iges have repaired to Styria, in order to receive them in that Province. 'Choy are to be back right days sooner than s‘ a. first expectede t.l ILiytia have been newsy organized, and toe criaiies which ase to take pla..e ILI Au:Arista Italy will be 5. , .0n m ide kcowo. (kronen B.—According to the last accounts from Constantinople the result of the conference bet ween the Russian Minister, the Baron de S!toAcrturf and the Keis effendi, was, that the left arm of the Da oube is no longer to len ni 'he !primer between Tur. .nd Russia, which is henceforth to be indicated by the scond arm of the river, called Sulina, 10 its joacti , n with the &Cilia, below the aver Ismael. ('he inter mediate• land; ishaisist 'continitaily devastatediby inundations,•.will. , vemain dram for the breadth of ‘ront sae to . five Gelman leagues. I . IIC 1 14b1LAtiln$ at the small town of Killasti a are to be rebuilt on the rigkt bank of the Danube in two years, and the fl'On. tier line on the soil marked by columns 18 beet in height. Respecting navigation there is nothing fur. ther determined upti. This Convention is coitus acted a good initiative for the demarcation of Irma tiers, and it affords reason to hope that the other ne• .rociatioist will be happily term , n tied. It is untrue that the bonding of the new Hotel for the Russian Embassy at Constantinople has been corineee r n A nd e d, death of Czeroy Georges will cause no mite ' understanding. Jk:AN ETIENNE HAIIOOUIN, the translator of Tomes 11 igst 1 &ruglot into French verse, died at Paris on the 25m ot Jour last, at 14e advanced Age of 82. He also paiaplirased PrINICON'S I drosachirs ; translated the fragment ot the Vlst bouts ot Levy, discovered by PAUL JACQUEs BURNS, in tile MS.S. Library of the IVatican; and published a collective ot Anacreon", Poems in the original Ore, k t. xt, with a Globe-try, and translations,. into Latin prose and verse, and ' French prose and verse. The late Sultana . VALroe, mother of the GRAND SElGNingi who recently died at Constantioople, ray it is stated in a French paps r, a Crtiile, born at Mar• tinique, the daughter ot respect, ile parents. On her voyage to France, tor the yuipii,es ut t d ucat t„ e , t h e merchant vessel, on ho :rd ot which the was a pas senger, was captured by ass Algerine Corsair. and she became at slave at Algiers. French Cumuli offered to ran:vaster, but she relus:d her consent it; ' consequence .ot an old Negress 114111ils pred.ctt:4l to her that she would become .we of use greatest Prin cesses in the world, and licit withstanding all the in treaties ot her relations she p:.rsisted in abandoning herself to her fate. The prediction ot the Negress ItAID singularly fulfilled. Ihe Sultana is said to have been a brautiltd woman, et fascinating insane's.