The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-11-19 00:00:00

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LAND leadingpto the Ent ladles, go tearby giuit•Notite. riot the i'ossetspili• k ready to receiociPropoimils in .iivilitsg 4 . plorhefore.Wediemday, She 'ld December as :I, from the .oasssers sthipe uf -the North.* of 600 To is and upwards. loriiiter's tsooostroaivat.:inistrA have Rol prrforonc4 more than• Sato lireisagegilArgitens /*dim. or -Chino, specifying the role of (hey mav hr witting to !et inch Ships for One 1401 110 0 1 0 he the Service. Vt"* ; 744lsrau. mai cords " Ship Tender"' on the ringer. to aeretisSi - ii4ed tip nviikleftwith the Secretari t ai this Knee. 4p oP .ktort 'Thew kalif .41.11T00n. an thi Aid St Disisimlot next,Leyosiduaidi hear i no Teisiter will he reciiverf.. • JOSE!'!! DA ftT, Secretary. The Particulars of EU Terms and Covidittoiss soder ,upt4th this. Shies be stroirgerlin the Companies Service. my*, kith 'tryout rippKeation to the Clerk tell, Coneneitio• of Mirjilligl• or after Saturday next, the 410 - hist. ' UNCOMMON. GOOD Tait VEILING; 'Mos the SAMAICAIWSAPEIIO TJ Y.ORILIME&M3 r .I4I)I44BI/48N, set *all Pastitter tire VOW Inside Graeber, the Best Henn, dir Mi. !tiro' Tim*. • ; It .41X.L.dt-67.11141.ift, Nor. 13. *ben I mentioned' in my letter of the 31st tilt. that no application — litati r to be made to the present 'fkeganii by Chet Robin* 'tire in Germany, for the ,recoeery of their tent trivitegets, or the extension of .their civil rights I, -bras not aware that they had 'found here an independent advocate•in the Rev. Mr. `Way waq.knOwn supporter, of the Society in Undo% foirPniiiotitigChnstiaisity among the Jews), 'Semitones& tour of nearly two years, conversion, his come their civil protection • con sul they will sooner hecome iitetectiike men and citizens.— , 640 liere end in Russii, se dith ifte t ' s t miteror Alelander; wimblisited thirstioSt liberal toilet dominions, is desirous of using it user the _world. •To rea• the likihts'ailladed to is the followivis—.' Every office, civil as well as eccleiilstical, is to afford `to the Iletrewi necessary protectign met Orly. ince at their' iisejeishin - to bristivoity, audio. case they fee lo' iheni for . refuge.. .4lldvanlag;tion 'and convenient pie ces for settlement, w . th adjo t. int lends, Will be appointed to the congested Jews, in th 6 northern and southern Gwiernesetste'ot eho empire. In these places, those of them who wish, may settle on their own account, under the tien s oniietisien of the Christian Israelites. These assikned plaies Will serve them for a secure and certain refuge; where, . in communion skit etio;rs of their own nation. who also profess Christianit, they will be able to faint a iociety, whereevery one shell be able to suppo , t Alps . self and his family, by their rain labour and iudestiy, according to their ability and pOwer.... A Committee . or Supreme management*, for the stairs of these syt. tiements, is to be formed at Petersburgh, to whom the converts may apply." I have heard from the best authority, that the Emperor Alexander, with whom the Maly Alliance originated, has the objects of this Decree veil Much at heart. Mr. Way esperiettreci a &pee of &veer and protection in his mission, Gnat all the Ruislite authorities, seldom shown to stran gers who visit Russia for other objects; and has here been honoured with similar proofs of confidence acid regard. The Emperor requested him, at Moscow, to meet him in the Crimea, whither he was proceed. ing in spring, on a visit to the southern provinces of. his immense empire. They accordingly met in the 'month of May, at thd Tartar Mipital of Bsbchissray, where the Reverend missonaey, witk his suite, was permitted to take up his abode in the ancient palace of the descendant of Jengis Kahn, amid the moulder ing remains of Asiatic luxury and " barbarie" Wen dour. His Majesty himself entered with him the sy nagogue of the Caulks 3t4S, who are about 3,000 In norther, inhabiting a rOilfolls 'heated on the sum+ mita a lofty . rock, about two 'erste from the Tartar city. They compose a distinct branch of the He brews, who, many centuries ago, had been carried there by the . Tertars, to he. used by them in con. ducting the trade of the Leeatet I end who, by this means, have always maintained a superiority over their uncivilited masters. The rock which they occupy is picturesque in the extreme; and will lose none of its interest by being associated with the remetnbitence of two Imperial visits there, of the Emperor Aleitander, and his grandmother the Eel-. press Catharine, besides that of our apostelical colintiymell; who can represent in the draught of it; the novel objoct . .mule clinikieg.lte moo emceed with a load of liehvew books prig. erf in - England. lam Wald Ilb‘te been led into top - long a digressiod by the simple mention of Mr. WO and his mission. It will not be thought, however, wholly uninteresting by those who feel any curiosity to know what is going forward, in every line of im provement, in the eztensiretracts subject to the crown of Russia. We ate too much the habit of consider ing that country as an immense military engine, whets the ranks of a standing countless army are supplied by hordes of barbarians. We leave on much out of v iew what ii deitilfor its internal a dministration, for the improvement of its commerce, agriculture, moral and religious institutions. The success and multi. 'Avalon even of the Bible Societies, whatever dif• England with Terence of opinion may esist regard to their utility among as, are an unequivocal sign of advancing civilization in Russia ; and the tb-rotioneL tendency of the Emperor's mind, in leading him to make religion the basis of all his institutions, while he excludes intolerance, may in time give a consistency and moral force to his empire, of which we can at present form no calculation. a 7 k O. W. 'MOUNTAIN opt SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-DILL, I,9NDQW. • , A . __,.rwity (the saknoarn !liThe fellawieq Pote: GattilwS, • /divil •Caistlim*,llkt. . essa . . , louden fat - . ,i,.• ~ kidetw!hr Saracen . * 41=1 llllonrng ‘ •• . . IIMPIRg. It • ti el att Caine . olio; itftlerieSpostelici IP X---/ " . .hik'; 44446 no the . read, f AM., Fe te and 'Fair stear; MS nal, ife d ma k elk ,ui l h e i r re every day at Oite..l.latt', arrives at Liiervol mit Aftteanas at Six 4?(.7114k.. ilit•W i th Theryfleale; Waidlint. logistway. 1 ta- 2„. .; ‘ ' t Plotrlinrapetta Ylelfgrd,„ Lunt-marsh; Hiarkleljc Atheriame, 1160_ ~ - . 1• tb, Litchfield, fli- , iiri "Itaely, Reitastle,.KnumArd, _Wattles— t 4 iii • ..,*( , , • • t* Lao., *O. Prrar4l. • . . i .. L , j • ''' - 1 , 1 OLITH A NIPTON, Ly m *one, Wittilvester. and &Mat '• if° ' 145 1104 !, i . s• ' 6 t wake New F er-iirade C.titeh, id half past S ea ,_, n'Cinek, l6 , *vitt is/mir i ng with the Ibiatimsgemseivea Kt the Dallobitt tom ! avatigagolwm , ° I , who, Aegis* eat' abliiltf Five teel.tek.—This is a caret depilate, eilivevambe le the lsle' , tot 1,406tt"./evsey,. Guertvey, St. 'Mattes. Havre de Chimer, dew in . ail Mist dom Cberhturolke. his intoptio eol w i pm, SHRE*SBI/B.Y, Wellington. and Shignall Pan Celbeht Vbou every Eveliaii., lit Fite o'Clock, enertled. moo witVe l 4.-_, • • WEY MOUTII. Dotehester. Hiandfard... !lintishurv_ *Maier- tb i lY *IP .hetitireitlid I Five of II A STOCK PRIV; nr • ..42%400 FAR. TIIR FIRST-DRAWN PRIM . , • • • NRICT TUESDAY-, ''.: o 4ve INSTANT. • jgsll, (eels that be would ill deserve Ihilt isArf:at share of p• trol..ge which he has rereiyell trove the Publiewrsar so minor years, if he failed to Worm them that the prewni Lottery (fort hici• be is Contractor) b aow upon the _eve r‘f.drawing. The poyalarkty of the Scheme (iss which. with only 14.000 Tick ets, there are Fair Stock Prises Of . • ~C 90.000). hawing eause4 an nnprecrdeoted sale, makes it ne b ,crroary that those of hits Friend., alio may hare delayed their tardrr:, should take the earliest advantage of the very short in .! • terra! between this and the First Day ti,Drawlig (the 2411 . lawsuit°. When the Fin.i-tlenwn Prize will he farther easillid to a Stack Prize • f X 30.1.000. rnosequeatly may Attila rC6o,oolCoprals. In the Intl Leiter, Contract RISH sold (as asstal) Capitals L eseeeding iu lumber and ntanuot those sold by ally other Office. keeper. T' !refs and %are. are selling at the Contrartor'.; Office,. 4, . arse 9, Chari. terns- London ; and by his Agents to li ngiautl. behind, and otlami. *** Schemes erode. •.* B tn k, joi n , S oil, 5.. 1 . 5 per Crusts. 4 per Cent. Con • lOU. Reduced. Ornnium, lids floods, F. sehe.ust. v Pills, and , all kind. of Upvereampt Securities, bought and bold by Cum t?lr The Prkes of &orbs are affixed, hourly, against i.PI-$l4'S Office s la Garibill, by-which the Public ego see tbe IKtuationr. • ' _ ISUR.RY INSTnUTION. November 17, ISIS. • PROPRIETOR i and SUINCRIBERS .are sespertfully informed, thot iw eossrealseriee of the *oDrAyll riftlirQUEEN,tbe LECTURES are StiliPLNDeo tom further Duller. KNIGHT SPKNCIIR, Secretary. , WEY MOUTH, Dorrhestrr, libindford. Sallsburv. Anderver, and Hosingso..ke new P. 41 Conch, every . Afternoon. The Wepstituth •Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, St. Ms &c. , EXETER, Plym.insh. Weranoth, Dorehestei jr= Dartmouth, aid Sallidnriy, Now Past Cant,SfroW at Seven o'Clock, throng:l Ihniths, Aaastaster;Skidpers, Medford. Basingstoke, sad Bagshat. BATH and BRISTOL Flyby Nit Coaches,thrneelt Chip. penham, Calaae, Had Morlbonnign every Afteknovn; reheat Mr. May'S, the Greyhound tae, Bath , find the Letidnn Tavern. Tetrats-strort, and the Swag. flehtel, seat Morning.— Ctlaches to Wells, Bridgewater Taanti•n, Exeter, Plymouth, &c. • BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton. and Herniae don Royal Mall Coach, sets slit every Evesduc I. Svilsbyt 'Tooth, brimehy, and HuH.. —• • •: . ..• • • •LEEDS New Light Coo* =Bed The Rsektosthista, se tint every Morning; i‘arr'^t lour Insides only, and goes r sl 4 easy. with a. Guard throughout. Posse thrt&gb Neyvark, Retford, nnneseser, tad Perry bridge, dea Linn. Leeds, sett Mortibig.—Notwitlestmsding the Aprosamon exviditins of this Coach. it a all , wed in tie tisk mostvgreetable and complete Public Conveyance nn the North &aa& being stoet4urildd.ht Acenniivindellon by anl otter. GLASGOW, Lneguiwo, Oretna-Orten, Amman, Doosfeies • Sauquhar-Kiln, Commack, K 1 Amen; sad all ports of Scotlawl, N PO 4 l ( Iv I. YORK. Schrhor.oloc'h, Whiavv. Shirttiv. Sunderland, New. castle. and Edinburgh. new Four Inside Couch, with a Guard thriwghous sets not every Morning .4 Kith, 'Chet. by teal ef Newark , geoford i Todcaster. Dsrtongton, Noribullrrlnas Durham, Morpeth. Berii irk.- Finsortigers finding thee, wawaligpail from 'Wilmette, of the intim", mit! rest whist time tbey please. and then proceed ou without any additiosal, fore. piainfoi !be Gol o “U4,16,-Naribeave, linwiten. Thorn, stud Donssiffei, Pent Comb, every Moroing m half-past Si tc °Tina, to Isle Cr** Keys, Ilillniketkislace, A. CARLif#l4,... Neuritis. and Whiteboven. Four bb44l* Pee Coo -b, and ward *ll the Ira‘.—Proort. IDehmood, Cotteriege b tott "Ig gr bride, Wetherhy, Alwirferd, 1) iseneser. Otals!lonen. 'Sets out every Morning mid performs toe journei with th e cremes' faciiky. Fologriers &Noised oa the Read by beoiross or pleasure, ha=ve the pendia: advantage of their seats being secured hs the next Coach, K EN DA L, Lonenster ' Preston, Kirby - Lansd ale , Ilnotki Choolev. Onnskirk, Hod Gamow; Pot Coaches, every After. noon, nt Five n'Clork. Guarded. i. '. tidal rass4pab%ite4, is Three VA.. prittells. hnards, 4. 1 1 , UP FNOIASAM ANT in PARIS, a Satirical Nev a el ' with Si • t h ' f the t R . k 111 ' Chart r 4 • e Pi 0 0100 !ISM 0 t•• .% /er OM have recenil $ elrited that celebrated Cnpit a. Chnque sten res ploisirs, son erprit, et ses r, (runt , iSOlLtltr. Jt ne anis rien npueter rine par qan neon, rap; ele an chat, no (hat, R•.llin rya Friary°, Tendons Piinied for Sherwood, Neely, and Joner, Pater wnster-row. Of 1 M A RLECIROU OR; Swiewl. , n, Rarnattery, Hangerfird, and Newbury Peat Coach, at Seven o'Clim:k in the Morning. , hnin mnv be Md. Intel' Iblished 17 , y poll. ~ 1. n ATI'. 7i Satirical Novel ; •with A ae-d•.tical Pactrqt. Tly Tb sssss as. Brown, the Elder. Second P.ditiou. lo 3 vol:. `lc tio tilt. 2. BRIGHTON. or The &era. t - a Satirical Newel 11s the 4 fUlle Author. Third Edhiaa. Ia S ra1:.213. board,. BRIDC;ENaRTH sad Wa!sal new Post Oath, ever, Evitong. LIVERPOOL," Warrington, Kortsfortt, Stone. and Litrh. field, Post t (inch, rolled 'he RIWOULATIA, every Evening at Five "'Clock', to the Suctieea's Dead lan,' Dale -street, Liver;:nol.—Gunrded throughout. M ANCU7STER, Winslow, Congleten, Newcastle. Waisal. and Wnlverhtimpton. Post Coach. every A 'Orman. guarifed. BIRMIN GRA M p.it with it Gunr(l, sees net ewer% Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham be xt day nt Noon. Posses by Ov ford, ruston and Shipstone. to the Saracens Head, 01111-itreel. BirMittitiam. SIIEFFIF.LD and Rotherham Post Coach, called (be ROCKIPIGRAIIf, ~, Mrirriug. SIP4D-ERLAND, Stockton. mid Yams, New Coach. every Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. WAKEFIELD Post Coach, every Morning, at half-past Sig reClock.. THEIRI3II LINEN COMPANY, No. 4, Bloolosbory-square, 7 • ESTABLISHED EIGHTEEN YllititS. E t'ablic,arp teepsettally inviod to as . in.' speetion 4f the sere large and cheap Stock of IR-1W Its lIITINO an i Sti NG CLOTH, now on Sale, fit NO. 4. Ake South-side of Blorpookhnre-topoire. Toe Company, from. "-the stature of dirir esiahli.lissents here and in . lrriaud. offer 1..- enicanu. ity the above oride#, n 141.4 cheaper mai honer 4111bni they can be procuted through any other medium. Tacii Aireits are bleached under their 11W11 inspection. without thr ..asrlp of oriel. They wnrrant their clurnhilitv and culuur, ,aid `mane to return the money should a fnilt stp.pcoe. Couutry Orders faithfully attended to. AGCNTS. .exp,sTER, Newport, Wilitelkuretreireit. Taritorley, Want wieh, Northwich, and Irladdlewirtt Pott-Coach, ever) Endow la q 4 at Firs- n'Cluek. • `.• Rt. CLAY'S original WA GOOKS and CO 4 CH ES, in New hury,Swindon, Aldbottin„ Vinr Latith•-n - n, Hunger ford, Chilton, Rending, and all places :ufj.teetit, Daily. Aix la- Chipelle, Nov. 14, Saturday, 10 o'clock, P. M. R. W. MOUNTkt 14 and Co. respectfully acquaint their Erten& sad the Public. that they will not he aerountable for tiny Parcels, Lueence,Writhqtr, Plate, &c. of more tkan Five Pounds Vntue, if Tait st• ten, or datmageti. lintel's en tered tri suet), mid the tnsnrance paid for aectiedieltly, et the S irsicen's Head lost *tow-bill London— •• ictirx•noNovAN, N*6.4 k Elaomshurc-rrinnre, inndon. JOHN DOYLE, No. 31, St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin. • en. .11 Hills tin Ireland. nni !lank of irelund Notes, tuken in • Istrynsent nr Lireo, for ili.eilon•ed. Fnox rag LONDON GAZETTE, Nor. U. ........p.d.. DIVIDENDS. Dee. 12, C. Clife, Commercial•noad. virtnaTter —Dee. 12, 64Sotether, Canterbury. strocer.-: Dec. 8, .1. and J. Mason, shrewshury. drupers—Dec. 12. T. Rose, Bridport. commits brewer—Dec. 12. T 1). Latham and J. Parry, Devonshire square, merchants—Dee. 10. J. Nlacmichnet. T. Gluon, and W. Al arm ichael, Bridgeunrtb, Shropshire. hankers—Dee. 19, L. and J. Phillips, High Holborn, ilasA.mercbants—Dec. 15. E.'Bendy, Charles.urinar., Plnytnn, factor—Dec. S. B. James wed T. It/shin-on, Lawretire•lonr. wurehnnsemen— Dee. 19.. B. *ed L. Pennell. Bow-lane. merchants—Dec. 16, J. Edilstes, Bolton-le-Monrs, Lancashire. hatter—Dec. 10, J. Warner and .1. Lard, I>erhy, ironrtmogent—Dec. 10.1. Stone; South-town, lisfulk—.Dee. 9, J. Drew, Liverpool, joiner. r n Imiz-estallishel reputation of Messrs. CURRIE mid Co., combined with their syell-konon experience and suere, , s in the treatment and cure of a fe , reien •,,ing cowcplaints. entilles them •0 superior claims and a decided preference over all other pr it.PPIS. liles.rs. Currie and Co, as vireetthr Stirgenns, and Members of the Royal Colleges of Imo don and Edioburgh, present to tho Public she rewth of thins years successful pr .rtice in the Metropolis, where their trent meat :and' cure of Venereal Complaints, Nervous Debility. 11!Valicular Relaxation, nod Amoy of the Orgliaes„ Strimores of ',the Urethra, &c. &c. has proved Unifutmls orition'ilL•ca. lir 'slight mid recent cases sit iffirctiatt, a perfect C131 . c is etrti.plei • rim in the short period of two days ; and in those eases of a tote complicated nature. where other Practitioners hate failed of leverets, a proiler persevecince in their plan of treatment ewes to the Patient a .nand and pet feet le-estahlish.ment. In Nervous Debility, whether produced r y foam's-in, excesses, 1)5 ,the immoderate erjoyteent of sensual piensures, by secleinary and over studious habits. or by tiny other the Medicines 'they prescribe will produce the happiest effects, in improving eeets Newby both of body nod mind. Several Noblemen and Cattlemen of the first respectability,. have been under ta.e core of hilessrs. Currie and On. for tine removal of Complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, Ike. owl having received a rndieal and rermapeat core, request that reference may hewr.de to florin, a. teitisfructory es idenres of the deris•ve superiorit% of Mts-rs. Cal Tie nad Co.'s plan of treatment ; twiny of these Gen:lcmen helve had Strirta es from ten to is, roily yrir4, and had been tm 4ter the ease of Messrs. Wale, ihmvis•de, and other Surgeons et equal eminence. who attempted the cure by the -polirmaion sof f or Lunar Caustic, mitotatit success. Messrs. Currie a d CO* Mil% be eofllitllled by either sev, with toe greatest delicacy, yoeerec , , aad honour, at their house, No 107, Hatton-gardens— Patten*. in the country tire reque.t.tl to state the rarti ft'lors of 'hei CM . . • gr. mill uenet.il le bit of &c. co.- 4ttortng a eratit•lii. e for advice itns7 n ediumes, Mltri. sh r snsue v. tot 4,t eivrth us tent to their !tart of 1!.. kinAtri. set'r e c% so eti•• l, iimi to our ttintettitt. ti g. the I 041:.g • iettt r . tarty be added to the occoutat for tordiciucs.-10, flat fola-garden. CERTIFICATES-01c. S. T. Walent, Southampton. linen draper -!t. Wood. Pitdi coro'ie. Gloucestershire. clothier— M. Godman, Thornhass,' Norfolk, shopkeeper—W. Smith, Stone, Staffordshire, grocer— s. Taylor, Liverpool, chemist. PARTNERSHIPS ni SSOLVED. W. Evans and Co. Derby. Hasher-rnerchanis--.1. Keeling and Co. Derby. Walser-merchants (as farm rev o pels W. E mig , W. Evans. and S. Evans)—T. Broady and T. Ilancroft,Nor•hwick, Cheshire, dritgzists—T..looes and Co. Liverpool. mathema cal instromen -makers—W. Pickering and Nen ton, Liver p..ol. general merchants—S. Ssdeotham and J. Heart, Lime boast., tl nbrr merchants—J. Watson and Co. Sheffield, silver platers: (so for as rerirds K. Moss and W. Pass)—J. Moore and klattiell, Lewis, Sasses, sargeons 7 -W. Itanwell and J. Ward. Woolwi -h. corn •me•clusatts—J. Towesland and J. Scott, Bond-street. coffee-house-keepers—P. T. llomphr.4 and B. Pilliner. Bristol. ironmongers - T Bendy. and Co. Bolt entire, Fteci-strevt.prioters (as far as respects If Bensles Swine jon. and C. Sewell. High Holborn, Brewers—J. Wilson and Co. NI iles's-latte. Cannon-street. wholesale tea dealers (as far as r e spect. J. VIII.voo)-11. and J. Stable. Drake-street. Lin : coin's Inv-Ileitis. wine merchants—J. Billing and J. Stone. Korsh Britton-mews, St. George. Hanover-square. pnst-mnster: _W. Cartons ;old 'F Byag. Tama firth. Warwiek shire, grocers —W. E. Denn;ton and C. Hird, Darlingtote. Durham, grocers —V. Serum stud CLughtos, Leeds, Imolai/spiel% nut becoming Christians, where they .._.. i ., . _ late men, he considered, to ' ale * Veto: of his own, In a letter from Ifis iliti" ep - of St. David's, lately pub liatstiV 'Only ploughing among flints and reap. l lot A.-This, it is Ito be hoped, has net been' thisliiiiieCiiff the Roverend Gentleman, who is now ... returnhke 'lts Eneoand, after . eighteen months of la boor Wed. obeertistion among Russian and Polish Israelite,. The 'Reverend Gentleman (who is gene. • rally knonti to be a min of large fortune, devoting lais life sad means to the cause of Jewish conifer. ' lion) set eutfrore England in.the spring of last year (f 817), carrying along with him the Rev. Benjamin Nehemiah Solomon, a converted Polish Ribbi, Wu ' rated ender his osn care; Kitte-ghery Rrim-ghery, , a 'l'artsr+4islose, descendant of the ancient Khans ; sq Euglieb clergymars (Mr. Cos, of Bridgenorsit);. as English secretary, sod a .mugs of Hebrew New Tokitamtmts. 110 Ms now, I auderstand, disposed *this cafgo and ill Ms tinselling companions( except his y (mug oniony. liit left Kr Itebbl in Poland ; bit settled-Mis Suites hi the let‘d.itt iri'S forefathers ; he sees kilt Orley mesrbotne with dispatches ; and distributed Me Trost:seats among sects Jews :as evinced a disposition to read. them. In the course of a year, he says in his published letter,' " I have visited all the synagogues, and conversed with most •rsf AO fitilifiblibbies horn Rottirdam to Moscow." Hripiik tewerthees •of kmsierdate, Berlin, Poland, and Petnersiiisrab l 'ae the eouth-eastern prutioces of the I Russia* empire, estarniug thrwegit the southern para. .or *union; and shot saw the state of , the dispersedatibraelfrei Itte is wide eaten." of siielkud and incivifixed' Rimini.' le In Prussia and Othilr'perts of Germany, wherethey baie been admitted to 'privia lege. denied to their fotefathers'," he says, "they are making advances in morals, literature, civilization, and the arts. The education of youth among them has become the subject of general attention. Many are turned from the traditions and tables of their old system, and'are commencing a carier'olphilosophical research and spiritual speculation, which, if they are not led to the truth of the Gospel, will lead them further from ,it. In Berlin, the Rabbinical opinions and system have almost disappeared ; and the com mercial body is composed of, men of snore educe. lion and liberality of sehttnient'tban the ordinary class of trading' Israelites." Mr. Way distributed copies of the New 'l'estament in the Hebrew, among several of the students of the University of this latter city, some of whom he foetid " young men of rest talent and reistaith," whom he thought possible to rescue from the'irrors of their system, if judicious means were employed. A rather untoward circumstance happened to the mission when in the Pinssian capital. The father-in-law of the Rev. Beejamin Nehemiah Solomon pursued him from Ham. burgh, with a paper executed for the divorce of his daughter from him, on nett:runt of his having em braced Christianity. It was aftewards put to the option of the latly,whether she would " cleave to her husband" with his new tenets,.or remain behind; and from whatever cause it arose, she chose to sacrifice her love to her religion. Probably, the change of resilience acted ai much upon her as the change of faith, and she disliked as mach a Russian whiter as Christian poaching. Such obstacles to the proms. tion of Christianity among the Jews as this just mentioned, together with the persecutions and bad treatment which the new convert ones suffers from his unconverted brethren, haercinduted the Emperor Alexander to institute places of refuge, with endow. ments of land, for those proselytes Who, on account of their change of faith, are left in a destitute condi tion by their friends, or excommunicated from the society of their own nation. This regulation issues from the general principles of toleration and benevo lence which direct his Government. Its importance may easily be appreciated when it is considered, that in Poland, the Crimea, Moldasia, and the southern provinces of Poland soliject to Russia, the number of Jews under the Russian sceptre greatly exceeds two millions. These places of refuge are established on the confines of those provinces where they most abound, namely, in Russia Proper and on the Black SPC Pursuant to the Imperial Ukase of the 25th of March last, a Committee for superintending the affairs of the Christian Israelites in these settlements was formed on the 4th of April last, when a highly wrought panegyric was passed' by the President on the Emperor Alezanderi- 1 * A new idea of benefi cence," said he, " has emanated from the heait of this most Christian Monarch—an idea which has taken strong bold on his mind, and turned his at-. tentirin towards those Hebrews in his dominions who are illuminated by the light of Christianity, and make an open profession of it. This idea, like a ray of light, has shone forth from the depth of his mind, and bag gives rise to an institution in favour of the descendants of Abrsham." . The principal Article k Besides giving bills on houses at Amsterdam and, Hamburgh, as I mentioned in giving an account of the chief Articles in the Convention for the prolongs. Lion of plying the contributions, Messrs. Bring and Co. will give bills on London, Vienna, Frankfort, Augsburgh, and one or two other cities. The different Powers will have their separate agreements with the contracting bankers. The separate Convention with Prussia occupied the most attention. The whole is now arranged, and the bankers are preparing to de. part. Mr. Baring sets off to night for Paris Mr. Ilem for Amsterdam, and Mr. Bothnia'', for Franke fort. Mr. Baron Rothschild goes to Paris on day, and the whole of the foreign [linkers will be dispersed by the middle of nest week. There has berm no political news here since the settlement of the terms of the late Convention. The attention of the Public must now be directed to the official publi cation of results, as the business of Congre.is is now drawing its a rapid close. If nothing unforeseen occurs, the last conference, k suppii.oll, will he held on Tuesday or Wednesday neat (17th and 18th inst.) though all the Ministers will not leave Aia-la. Chapelle till the end of the week, or probably the beginning of the following. The suites of the dif ferent Sovereigns, and the bureaux of the Ministers, have got orders to hold themselves in readiness for a speedy departure. The Emperor Alesander leaves Ais-la-Chapelle for Brussels on Tuesday morning (the 17th), or Monday night. His departure was used for the 16th, before it was considered that it was a Monday ; on which day the Russians, ac cording to their belief, never undertake auspiciously any journey, or engage in any enterprise of int portance. The Emperor, of course, is above this prejudice; bet he has on more than one occasion shown that he respects it in hii demesnes. His late departure for Paris was postponed a day from the some cause. His Imperial Majesty will remain at Brussels till Saturday, when he returns here. Ha will arrive on the Sunday morning; and after breakfasting and attending Divine Service in his g chapel, will set oat for Vienna by Staigard aaJ - ~~~ - ...' ~ i i - --., - 4tls. tin rils. . . •-. 2. BRIGHTON. or The Steyne : a Safi , kill Nnwel• BY die same Author. Third Edition. In S viil;. 214. boards. .. , . PURCHASEftS or, I,,thisN' will eiptein a Slyirr ' of fr:res elf. ii.. ti. it'ithtif, tri fiwpikittnet at to* mr.l AST coarmnrs - wmtiotousß, !in, R....1..p... 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