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IS EVENING, TUESDAY. Sept. 45. .R..• Its IllojestfieServaots will !terrorist (11th time) a sew Driftage rites, IA awe* set; tolled OEIIALDI DUVAL THE BANDIT 01' BOHEMIA. Geratili Duval, Mr. Cooper; Count Alteithere. Mr. et r. ward ; Maurice ' Mr. Gallic; Wig ' :kis, Mr Knight • Rani's, ; Stereolf, Mr. Smith. Edward, Cousin% of Alteitherg, Mira Saniihsou; Niue, Miss 04106 t; Kiiraorti - Tara Vaud; Barbara, Mrs. Egerton. . After which THE CORONATION. The Pv•ersoiste r0•11141.0tre front Westanisster Tbe Secoed Mese, the loleilior of the Abheg.The Third, mad lutrosliactfty 5c,.., in whirl.. Mr. Swight.will introduce a mew Comic Song. entitled," The King and ohs Coroustion, • old Elegised sail the People."—The Fourth Scene, the Hull, its the emirs, of which the Grand Entre of She Clompion. To camels/he with (4th laurel a mew Farce, called MONSIEUR TONSON. The Prittelpol Character. Sy Messrs. Cooper. Rftwevd, • nrol!, 94Ige, iss SV. Ofi t tpsem. Ursa Enighkenti Mwithoos. The Diterilo ha opened at Sis .Clock, and the 'Per formances to begin at Mere... Boxes, 78 ; Second Prier, 1.. Sr. Id.; Second Price, 2a.—Gallery, 2..; Second Prier, I..—Upper Gal. lee;, Is.; Second Price. &I. On Thursday, Geroldi Dorsi—with The con t austao—nod Monsieur Tumult'. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Alitmar IS, 1821. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the a UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trailing to Ike EAST INDIES, do Amity Ore Notice,The • QUARTERLY GENERAL. COURT of the said COMPANY wjH he Meld at their Haute in Leadositiall sheet, oa WEDNESDAY, the 58th Septemher seat, at Eleven o'Cluck iu the Forenoon. PETER AUBER, Assistant Seeretery. FAST INDIA HOUSE, tittoomittsat IS, 1811. T FIE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED i - ov PANT of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to Mt EAST INDIES, do hereby glee Notice. That the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT or Ike said COMPANY •npoisted to he held at their Rouse io Leadeuhalt-street, on WEDNESDAY, the Eflth lostant, is farther wide rlpecial, for the pawpaw of Imhof Wore the Prowl/tom fur their approbation. a Hewlett.. 011ie Coors ul Dimon a of the oth Recast. grouting t• Mr. lotto Mink Petty, of the Ihnottay Civil Establishment, the Sam et 11,0143/. roost the 'grounds therein Hated. The Report required by the By-Law, Sap. I, See. SO. to. gosh* with the Doeunteuts open which thewsid Reoolsdiato has hero Cornea, are ores for the impeetims of the Peoprie tors at this House. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. • the lesiwice of a rostraertilk. y,the mint numerons tind thv Beet That e v e r i s cobiehlsekerrvieil armor in a field of batik; I h ave the hoarser so bei with She hitheit consid• I at.stn, *nal furthest Sir, your Excellency's moot obedient humble pertain. souVAK. Head Chin-ins or the Leberntiug Army. Valeneis. June ft, MI. To his Excellency the Prennlittst of the Generil Cong.ees of Colombia. • . • iS gON. • OFFICIAL I OCUMFins IMI-ATIVF: TO TOO. 616- }qtiruttz OF TplE FUREI(Oi (Conehnilitifriesipwr i'oper of teglerdoy.) . . trititisep , :nsitresl4lt i 1 .014401.1 he 1 , 4 1 14,C/441 obi:hoot pretends our 1114 L i , iteniitins, *torrid have been tinter flit necessity of esorssibit slick surpriae at such ale teupetyper . precaution, which his • lairri- hip could out grosoid • On other prinr 7 ple• but a high disapprobation of the motives rif the Worts' iPmftiiiitton, *lnch tato goveriisneut call me' knnaltdre au antburity to ritanciste he soy perdue of a fo reign nation. rryrrt Frit by his Lordship's departure from thin Coort (where the estimable tinslittes shit resistifiite him one •.f the moot respectable enisaltero of the diplomatic corps are teetotally seLlitioledge.l),, e. iacreased by the costrideras tam that his lrpitshif hi* persuaded himself obit the reill/ret dia• to his angpst Haler would he More eirosett to the dan. ter irmogiateil by his .I.o.d.hip, in his esteemed Wif•0•0, thole is the uproots of the Ch. wailer Iloret otherwise generally known lewd tolerated, whom his Lordship pet-soils all Ch ar t' eat wish the 'me soil rommeretal affairs that msy occur. The understened 141/111e know. 10 his Most Faithful Ma - jolty this cornasaoieslisso, arid his Ntsjesty heard it with epeeist pleasure, and ordered the andertigoed to ni gge/I till leiti luedaltip that. agieeebly to the principle+ of loyally which this Court has always, pratiord. the Illottrantetit will teeter heroine guilty. say more than it has hitherto, of omit ting whatever the mast rigorous iiipartillity may require In preserve ptire and unalteishle the ties of frieuriship that while the Portnetiese OE6OII 10 all those with whom it hap. pity has an intercourse of e014111141T1111 interests or alliance. Finally, the undersigned transmits to his Lordship the - rosports ermanded. and he renews the protestations of the .iwritinterits of the high consideration dad particular esteem which be honours himself to have invariably drvott al to Ito 'Lordship. SILVESTRE I'INIIEIRO FERREIRA. Palace of Qurlur, Aurust 16. Sta•ulmau station, ore. ineleememeahle in. f•-noon trining ratretial trasiiinillify, which gy no mottos ',en 'as frowdly Poiterts,llll l r Ile different Ciaaxea of uolotrog.dill4 flays.. " That 11w inatructions given tr the Comm malted of the t•reups nem h!, 11w Sohloto• Pori 7., into tVali.cht, sts..l 'is, hod no ertheet ml in tires this Iu r .01. ere the r.frellerawa a. d deliver II prow:sots froth Ikea ; art the Sob' sn a Porto .' teelae o.d nut i for 'deg We at lutetium' of rheogioz 11w ord.. more rsiatelisheel;t:or of pore-Mein* any ref the priirfleera itlyell by I Loaf. pruretacer.; (hat, 4voit a• 1ee1.9011,17 .1 64 :1 be restored. thal 14, 1.114:111 the bre:awl% who hive rtl iu lb. Proreipshitee "hatt hair herti toteelly when the ci deces.f Prince of !Illettlairia, ?dirket; nod his adhere:et" •ho Lave camped well., a. pelt a. throw rviiiereatd• who "hall hire Reef into the itleasiaer ui Armors:ea 1. e ritory, 'ealt have hem given nit or pwl.lllFr wino:he:A ..t tery plater of their turret, io preat ore of h.. iihietis of the ono Goverointietv, the heathen: Poste .noulet .on.. diately priezced to tire installation .r ma/6Am and •pnie hart( mart anztoteeelyin earme 'Meier,' airmen sires, to he ik• served, soil the privilege' of the two proiriaors to be mato. 'aloud 60 la times Oast. " Sievert he lees, the Ambassador, mar frlead,deciniik, lamas teary to all expectation, and trithriert Ivey caste, Imam skia path df moderation, refusing In listru tee the 6.110r1111 sad Ili(it Neat reprerrittations of the Sulphihe Porte. and tidtmoitri frivolous lacteal., (votary to the nsage of dipleastie raw pions, tritti6ed his (I:mmll4er-11311 Wall the perreireiliass Government; and taking the revolution of es tido( se Bujokelere, he prohibited hie interpreter" r 44r timamma. cutting with the Porte, awl put an end to • I erprirreproolvater Now, although the inittructiona, in rum of a ortilicatictir e oliich the fisrartin Minister has preoreed is erroop i p ir see hi , It Kew reenea, be femneleei only au the repent whirb Iv lit 11 11 , 101 C to his Court, and which is prohibit, &y no wra. s illPalfurinabk to truth, yet the good Intention' awl jaw pro. c'rdinea of the Sublime Prwte,, as well in 11101 acne a:1 •ffairee, (hut at recent or 'emote pe rieed.. are not tree than the dab 10.11 y tin appittriated by ti e reineaeutatives of all :he Power* of linrope, and knee.. t o all Ike world. of the OHM stature that may occur. Thin sletermitisiosus VMS dictated to him by the uses generally eslablislied. sad by feelings of propriery- nods too well known to m the it Ihretalaary In ~late them; circunistaneca rotinevied with them, and the disagreeable cons trent-es which taunt seem ingly resell from them, impowd out him the dirty of making this toonnennirstion. It stemod be 111111eilt f Iflt r himself that his Must Faithful Majesty's Government, from ■ wish of removing carefully every motive of iiimplaint, would eagerly take the measures required t, put his dwelling in sorely (sows easy Mask and aggression, in the persuasion that the uodersigned enrol., not b u t etioni.ler similar outrages as scs derogatory to the dignity of his &met riga, The ann-of the trodersiguseit in such, a step would be, to prevent, so far as might depend siii hiss, every Jinnoteshle dineussion between the two Courts, and to contribute with all his power to maintain between them a happy intelligence. Bust with great surto. glues he find isimielf stow under the impossibility of having recoils•' to these conciliatory means. -The Nnieti address., by hie Excellency the Minister fur Foreign Affairs to the Legation of his Imperil', Royal, and Apostolic Majtsty_havior, been communicated to the under signed, have made him acquainted will. the new aspect timlnr which the seism! Government of his Most Faithful Majesty considers both the character and duties of the diplomatic agent• accredited taloned, the king, The undersigned, Antenna of saving hitenelf fours every responsibility towards his Court, with regard 111 the attacks which, in the urinal eircumstauces, it seems, will infallibly be made against the dignity and consideration of his august Master, by a direct eirasequence of the principles which the Portuguese Ministry has so recently proclaimed, and of the measures it asouttuera, had taken the renolutiun to suspend from this moment his diplomatic foortiosts, to withdraw frugal the Court altos Must Faithful Majesty, and to &MI6. pate the orders which his imperial Maj. sty may please to send MM. • 7'IIIVA Y A 1, R • 110-MOR ROW, W ED\ ESI)A Y. Sept. 26, will he performed the Tragic Play of PIZA RHO. Peruriany.-Atalibx, Mr. Egerton; Rolla, Mr. Young; Orpeembo„Mr. Chapman. Cora, Slim Forte. Spaniards—Pizarro, Mr. Cornier • Altman, Mr. Abbott; !As Cams, Mr. Yates. F.lrira, Mrs. 9 Faurit. After which (not select thew. 26 years) the Farce of THE IRISH WIDOW. Sir Patrick O'Neale, Mr. Coonor; Whittle, Mr. Emery; Nephew, Mr. Comer; Rates, Mr. Chapman; Keekaey. Mr. W. Fayreu; Thomas, Mr. Blanchard. The Widow Brady (with the Epilogue Song), by II young Lady Citing her first appearaate ou this Stage). * Private Box may be had fur the season, or nightly, of Mr. Brandon, at the Box. Office. Boxer, 7+4; Second Price, 3..64.—Pit, 3s. 64. ; Seertood Price, 2.s.—Gallery, 25.; SecuuJ Pries, Is.—Upper Gal. cry, Is.; Second Price, 6J. The Doors will be opened at Haltpast Six u'Clock, and the Play begin at Seven. Places fur the Hoses to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the * Box-office, Hart.sireel, (rem Tao till Four. On Friday, the Beaux Stratagem. Stroh, Mr. Meadows (from the Theatre-Royal, Bath, being his first appearance on Ibis Stage). With the Romance of Aladdin. This dry is perldished, in 4 vols. lento. vire 1/. 4r. boards, r r i E FES ITV A OF NIORA :au Hi. trerient Rnmsure. LOCISA SYDNEY STANHOPE, Author of •• Almithrrzil Abbey," " The Bandit's Bride," " The Cruitsders," &r. &c. &c. Lamina: YnuieJ fur Juba Richaschoo, 91, Royal Ea. rh•are. FliLlte II PAPERS. ►ARII. I. Yesterday the Dads's* of Bourbon vioiit.l Ow hone. . . . . The Aretluk• Cherie, of Austria his set out for Hun gary, to inspect the troopa of th•t kingdom The Aar/sharp Gatelle states, that it appears from or. C . Olllll. from Cosodardirorple that the Sultan, provoked at the .lica•ters of his 0• M. has c.iio.c.l the pitaer nod all sir property of Cara Al., the Admiral commarolioz, to he aria. d. :Much is said about a magnificent crystal scrviet whirl. has been ordered for use at a dimmer to hr give,, to the King of England during his visit to Paris Eeeiy body knows that Abe Sevetrice has • profusion of articles of this kind, 'skull peeve Ids taste, and the perfict of the c.”tsl ntantifsclurr. do not rd.uht but the service now com pleting will give a favourable idea of the progress which she French have also made in thin hranch. Sii.fre then the Arnintrrilur la retinal lu Ittitthderr4 and bea prohibited 41: e..ntmuoleststen, soul piriicularly it. fleeting, that outuith%irioilinc the fiiiietiniis which be was iiiti wird to irrnielove, he ha• hot She reply •Int la the Sublime Porte experti al to st doiptileit wrirten I the !tee , . Uffetoli, at the Enotniessec:ll.6.l of the .list orbeetee, h.. Exc. Ileury the Mt.ust.r for Fot leo A trues and la filch was itel:t red in the A ttili raintilor at a cont . . ri nt t. y the Sulthine Mule liar th istzlii it iireriniary in make hollows, directly staid immeilixtrly, to the Court of It ..at. its litr e: intentious with •eearil to the mhtlriv iu gpeotlon, indentiolla which are foamier, to auJ inleatily. In flala•11116 , Or a hick, hi. II iihai as the Gr..ud Vi• it tar written as lut:gtit to hit Excellency the AI inkier of mate ul the Court of iii, sass the 27th of the Ramazani and the mune*, fixed to be 111/.11 In the Snhlirne Poole In that Cowl, ji 11w e.wee of right day*, has shrady pree..lert by from 15 t.. ?II (19, 1 9 the densondt exprebsed lal the Arnhaara•hil'. not , . But sine, the Atrihmasitor has ',resealed au 44E6%1 nut', ex. pa. arty for the purport. of rrArteing an answer, wr set ho. tb ar fltridgetl 'gatemen* of fact., aceorilitig to ilsc truth." (To be comtionerl.) FRINCR : rive per C via . Cotmols, SO re. 95 c,; Bank Mock, 1,531 fr. 75 c. •Itt•L••CUATFI.LT, IPITTEIIIII/11 IS. The seminar Whirls we have reetived this .1.1 are very coutradictory. Nome are for war ; others, on the enistriary hold out ho r es of the evatincroiee of pest.. tietn 7 i co the Ottoman Porte and Ramona. hue result of this it, that the negociatious entered into by the Ministers of the different Powers accredited so the Gi god Signior, are not )41 ton. rioted. We know that they are herons. 'eery ph. cated, there' being come , diiferienet of opinion as to the method of accommodating the =slim; in dispute betwicu the two empire•. Mean time for a fortnight pact the Russian troop. have been matching and cannier-merchinr, in order to fol.r up the positions aseigned them en the hook, of the Pi 1101. . /VIM THRATIM-ROYAL. HAY.VANKIir. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, Sept. 25, rein be perforated (4th time) a new Comedy, in three acts, called MATCH-BREAKING Or, THE PRINCE'S PRESENT. The Principal Cloararicra by SI r. Oigherr), Mr. Terry, Mrs. Baker, Mr. Decamp, Mr. Williams, Mr. Younger, Mrs. Chu reeky, Mn. P , owl Miss R. Cyril. After which, 51st time, a new Comic Piece, in one set, called MATCH-MAKING. The Principal Characters by Messrs. Baker, ()sherry, De. camp, Terry, aud Mrs. Chatterlcy. Previous to the Comedy the Magical Entertainment of THE AGREEABLE SURPRISE. Giseequeally. he has the homier to request his Excel lency de Pinlieiro Ferreira will please lu let him have, as saes se possiirte, two passports fur London; one for himself and Ltd suite, tit, other fur Mr. de Surutlowitru, Mir Counsellor of Legstiuu, and the perilous iu big service oho follow hiss. Tlie Chevalie► de Sorel, Counsellor of State of his Impe- rial Majesty, will routines to east& Isere until new orders, in his rapacity of C.ousul.General, to manage the maritime and codamercial transactions. UL' l'eli :NAIL. --•~ __. , sethittiant 14. It is sffirnt.,l in our diplomatic circles s►sA t►e Mike of Welielvglogi had It ft. Parts iery toile satisfied •ith t►e stettit 01 hi. in...sic'', The oodersigned avails himself of this opportunity to ►is Excellency de Piaheiro Ferreira of tits high consi. &ration. TL'YLL. The Turk. continue to receive teiiiforceusentA in &vie. These movement• air contirintd by letters hum Brody, hum remactoble authority. 11 was to conyerrience of an intimation from the CUM.' a V 1.1113 11.1 1111• SAIIIIII Governmeot orderid the cow. a of Poofesint ,if Appeta, which mere nut yet 111811 IrJs to he rotaft.rited. The mordents of several tlairrrsities Ityve wittiest tt letter to the Professor, who in 1613 rustionsuded • cos WI voluoterrs ; proposing to him to put Maio If at the leo, of the auttlosty Grrtnyn corps which is going to 'starch to the assuitsoec of the Greeks; hot he has deelioed dot ho nour, all. gong that his funettous do nut allow him to kayo Letozic. Lisbon. the 4.18t6 August. To his Exec fleecy 4c Piubeim Ferreira, /cc. Sir Felix Friendly,Mr. Williams;C:nplon, Mr. Ward; 'Etigeoe, Mr. Henry; Chiesne, Mr. Younger; Lingo, Mr. J. Hassell. Lain% Mrs. Garrick ; Cowslip, Mrs. Tayleare. Doors to be opened tit Half pest Six o'Cluck—lbe Play to begin at Seven. VIENNA, •RPTCMQFR I I. (=TRACT PROM A PIIIVAT, LIMITER.) No. 10. The undersigned Minister and of State fur Fo reign Affairs has just received the note addressed to him by Baron Tuyll, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plonipo teotiary from his Majesty the Empero► of All the Russia% bearing the date of yesterday, requesting passports fur himself sad for Mr. Borodowitnin, Conuselhar of the Legation, in order to withdraw frosts this Court, in consequence, as his Lordship says, of the new point of view under which his Most Faithful Majesty contemplisies the ebsraeter as well as the duties of the diplomatic agents aeredited towards the King; sad because (proceeds iris Lordship) he wishes to sate himself from every responsibility Wends his Court with re gard to the attacks which in the actual circumstances it seems will infallibly be directed against the dignity and con sideration of his august Master, by a direct consequence of the principles which have jest beau enunciated by the Por tuguese Ministry, as likewise of the measures it announces. Beginning by the last expreniou, the undersigned, if ha had not befure him, when he read it, the note which lie ads demur! to the Legation of bis Imperial, Royal, and A port°. lie Majesty, he should have been in doubt if by chance sons, phrase bad escaped which might be taken by his Lordship as a declaration of measures t►at might ion him that fear of seeing exposed here the dignity of his Court, if he pro. bulged his residence here; but the measures mentiomd in that note of the undersigned are those employed by the Re gency which his Most Faithful Majesty declares worthy of his high approbation, as being the most adequate, and which in filet preserved from any insult the dwellings of all the agents, as well diplomatic as consular, with the exception of what occurred on the first night of the illuutioations with Mr. de Berks, through the defect of fulfilling those measures by the subaltern who ought to have executed them. These are the only measures aanouneed fur auy future oc• clumsy? in the ttodersttnierFs note; and he consequently can scarcely comprehend how his Lordship itife'iri. that having been useful when employed by the Regency, they should be euneeried into motives of fear when his Majesty's Guirsru. merit orders them to be put in excretion. Neither can the undersigned perceive what may be the at tacks which his Lordship considers will unavoidably he made henceforward in this country, against the dignity and consi deration due to his Imperial Msjeaty, in consequence of the principles enunciated by his Most FditlifulMajesty'sMinistry. The replicative mote which the Ottumati l'ortv has mow mitted to St. Petersburgh brine of • character Nat inf.ctory to the Rossini Cabinet, which has declared sterna times that It entertained ea views of •gerantliseineat, the mew. which is SOW eirculateil is of a nature to excite hopes that peace will be maintained: this circumrtance has produced a slight rise in our slate paper. We me, however, assured, that the Emperor Alex-m.ler requires very strong guarantees fu. the execution of crri.tieg Treaties, and to insure the Greeks beeerfot ward from for. thee perseertions. The question is not, do...entre, boally decided; but our politiriaus persist it believing, that if air break oat between the two respires, oar Cabinet will not take an active part, but will confine itself to kesping on foot on the frontiers an aimy capable of re.isting any attempt to violate our territory. lime cooly troops which are really uu a war footing ire those which foists the ettirtow established ust the frontier b.usiolidg the States of the Graud Seignior.— (Jmow/ de Paris.) Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Mosaingbam, al the Theatre. N.B.—Private Boxes may be had sightly, by application at the Box-utlice. The nsefebitats and manufacturem are not contented with the fair : of cannot indrrd be said that there are ao boyars, bat the a. trot dealers do not make considerable fiurchmes, mud buy at very low priers hbe very low wire fitgrain is the cause of this stagnation, for the farmer, Gulling hi. /reels diminished, Euys nu muie 'hail he alisolute ly sets. The English r I rota, notwithstanding their moderate prim, do MA mutt with so leech demand as osual ; those of Swisita. laird air soli: fuLeli more rate naively. To-murrvw, Match-break ing—llialelb-otakiog—and Too Thumb. w(HEATRE-/LOYAL,ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAND. rimiis EVENING. TUESDAY, Sept. 25, will be performed the Opera of lIA NOV FR, ovrTitstas It 17. We learn from Stockholm, insider the date of be 7th Sep tember, thit his itlaje.is the King of Swetlen, before he left cutiferrid thrill% of Knighthood Oil neveral of the Magooiates of that !alter, and alto on some Members of the Storthing. o,hir Illetiihtvs of that kmembly have been 'diced in varmint piddle offices. It Web P•uppored in Stuck. folio that the Kins would call en extraordinary niettiug of the Sturtlong early in the ensuing year. INKLE AND YAIIICO. belch., Mr. !Umbelham; Sir Christopher Curry, Mr. Bart ley ; Capt. Campley, Mr. Brosdhurst ; Trudge, Mr. H srley. Tune's', Miss Kelly; Patty, Miss I. Stevenson ; Dinreissa, Mrs. Halls; Woviski, Miss Seymour. In the course of the evening a variety of Imitations or se. 4ftai London Pei formers, by Knight. After which, 19th time, a new Operetta, called A CURE FOR COXCOMBS. MADRID, ',molars' 10. The mail from &Amnia , Nem, which Iris this capital on the •th list. was stopped ■ few tearoom distance by ■ band of armed men, who only examined the correspondence. Yesterday the Governor of Madrid puldisbed nu Order of the Day, auauuncing that the enemies of the conetilistional system were industrinnaly aiming to create discord betweels the troop* in garrison and the national guard of the capital; he Makes known that the rigilaiscn of the a u th o yili e . is un reeled to the defeat of these designs and She detection of their authors, sod call- upon the officers to exert ammeters to preserve and promote harmony and good will. The ■nawer of the Ring that hr would return to the capi tal as soon as his health would permit, not leaving been de. ut eri satisfactory by the leading political slesnagogues, they d e . mantled that two members of the al assiripal Roily should be deputed lu his Majesty, to urge his instaut return. In reply In this, the Political Chief has publicly notified, on the put of the Municipality, that such a slessiaml w us /110. t sin. sealossablesond that to carry it into effect would be to maisif, st • waist of that respect which is due to the sacred permlon of the King, whose reply ought to hare satisfied all, and to have ►estored trasursiliiiy. NUREMBERG. e►rT/MRCtt REPLY OF THE SUOLINIF. PORT E ratitgraltstit. 11. Onr •cenonle from Odessa, of Ow 17th Augural, my. that 11w Russian Guyer tement there bps Elora 'while notice that R 105.11114 Veo46 will Inner forward raw be delnined to the Boa.. phorus by the Turkish Government, and that commerce In yoner..l re not impeded. This untie, b. int 'riven by lbe Go vernment, seems to 'hew that the apprehensions of a war are groundlese.—(Dutch Papars, pfe mbar 22.) The Characters by Messrs. tl•rench, Wilkinson, Row. bolh••m, W. Reiniekl, Miss E. Elandiard, and Mi.. I. Ste. VlllllOll. To which will be athirst, 2411 i time, a new Cook Piece, its one act, called TWO WIVES! Or, A HINT TO HUSBANDS. Sir William Prune, Mr. W. H. num.; Mr. Trimour, Mr. itowl.k.thang ; Flasdr, atlas Cspiaiii Houser', slums Lawyer Johnson, alias Humphry Clod, Mr. Harley. Lady Vraue, „Mrs.Grers; Mrs. Trimmer, Mrs. Halls. ItaituTSll, segTnalgeß IR. The regiments of the guards reeetvrd this morning tbsi stasolard and colours. His nasal Highness the Goeesno General, with a numerous •ialT, ars percent at the cen moot, and the colours having bees fetched by a suitable and twelve men of each r.gimrot, his Halal Hogbona • dressed the troops ene the utjuet of this erten/oily. uhi was to implore the blessing of Heti ven. The colours bee nufolded, the Reverend Ale. Gundell pronounced a two! and then colisvc.aled the colours. The soldiers preset arms, the Ismail.. playing God sore lA. king, and his Ri [lighters, ris Ili co ed the colours to the officers of t he relief who 16.0 gave them to the cornets and ensiscs. N Highness arms addressed the troops, who replied by cheers fur In. 3Nrpty the King. Boxes, by.; Second Price, 3..—Pit, 3i. ; Seemed Price, 64.--Lower Gallery, 25.; Second Price, la.—Upper Gal. Ivry, Is.; Second Price, JAwn open al Il.df•past Six, the Performance to begin at SUPERIOR SEI MATZ POWDERS. THESE Powders are to cnntrived as to produce, when use., as directed. water, exactly of the same glair ty at that found at the relebrated Seidlitz Spriest --ihe watt* t sparepinied with them heessmea in at. iissliiit ei Nymph ling and tlferveseent as Soda IVaief ; very piessaant and s shearing, and has Oafs the assailant pinkly of the 1 . ..- mos theiteoleon *enter. They will restsam sissimpated I■ wwy el Iwo., 4•• I MII;1 keep for y.itia guile Iwrri-rt ; Sissy air Mete/ 111.-as r•quictttou to I IN. Ttavelter 6'olll tin ir 'mina biol a sir nn oh;.•cl of essorldcratiou 111 neetchano fnr exi ert.ww.n. TO BARON FTROGOMOFF'S NOTE OF THE 6TH OF JULY (OLD lITVLI.) DATOD Mt 411TH O• JULY. 18: 1. Those principles are expressed in the said inot• of the us. dersigneil, but his lordship was not pleased to declare what may tw the fatal cousepsences which he thonglit must be de. nerd fnon them. And with regard to his Lordship's suer- Hub, that those principles are mew in diplomacy, the under signed takes the liberty to observe, that, on the contrary. they sic as old as the existence of the diplomatic character, of whose attributes they are as inseparable consequence. Nor is it easy to conceive bow lois Lordship ego denominate it a new principle, soil a duty till now unknown, that the Am lotssartur to a foreign adieu ought to respect their opinions and isssgesi without assuming the right to censure them, or to judge 'them, nod much Iris to defy them. Sent only to treat of the negnicia tttttt whirls constitute the ihtereourse be tween esti tttt and fly., tttt t to these only is It lawful for them to extract their offices, and even these are cougoleol to the forms established loy the conventional law het wee., eivoloard natimuo. But that it should le lan hal fur them to vcsitiore to issue a fuo mat ilisapprobstbm of what passes its the country, upon subjects whtch only concern the internal government of the Slate, and to emit it by Gets which, stroking the multitude nal orally olispinord to egress. a, etichingers no a direct 11111111er the public safety; this &whine Indeed would not only he new, but it may be asserted, cuusiduring his Lordship's join. ciplcs. of itsuoltiatiou and wisdom (known so much to his ad vantage), that it can never be his 'attention to maintain it. The outlersigued is rijuiced shot his Lordship did not esunciate, as be sass he had unit to do, his resolution not to illuminate his palace on the 24th ult.; fur his Majesty's Ministry, who would nut have failed to lake the most effica. " The Sublime kart , has takro into comideratiou the roil. tents of the official note presented by ihedillillig4ll.hrli Huow Strogoooff, Envoy Extraordinary and Miui.br Plenipo tentiary from the Coast of Russia lu the thownau dated the 6th of July (old style), relative ia she M... saws and dispositions which it has Wier nod rooms.'" to pursue wish respect to the Greek nation, in Molitor against Its merciful S mere*. Although it be well known that site system constantly pursued by Me Sublime Pod, from the beginning, us founded on the firm resolution Fern pulonsly to fulfill the treaties and coliventiosia courliohil with all the friendly Powers, mill particularly with its kind neighbour the Court of Russia; that its laiallihlll ha. lowa n/tidy been to pursue the purees fiieurlthip and most perfect Rood understanding with that Court ; sod that its amicable di<pu•iti have hero moved at several times by the offi. fiat communicatiorin wilts the A nibl.awl•br above inrntioued, and the Ministers arid ChargestrAff.iires of the tither Powers; although it be sispeillaiins to 'epee' litre how often and its whet different ways we have endeavonied to convince 'last Envoy, our friend, with respect to the occurrences adverted to in that note : G °TIMOR*, PETTEMIIIM Herr, as in the whole kingdom, we are looking wi moat eager impatience for re►taia information of the when the Ilanoveriesoi may hope to see their most wishes Mew dues lime King come' This general subject; uf enoversation. 11 must rejoice eve hu is sensible of true loyalty that at all pyres wl King will ea w himself to hail:emu subj. els, ivs is - piepsring to es lebrate the event. We know th .1 we cannot prepare each splendid it meets as those kitty given by the Inhabitants ut kingdom ; but though the H rians ale nut s snake his Iltsj-sty's reception brilliant by cites they ale nui aferiur iu feelings of respect std lo gratitude, sod they have the conmslatiou of kisowit King arts a hizher value on the expel-silos of I meats, than uu fedivals which du nut maintain e neat place in the in, uury. Our city mad our university, founded by a Ge. wised and raised to the ►ighest prosperity undo of the never-to be.ftergistien fathe► of the permit extesole to the Georgia August. the saint Me. 1•4010111* of 'being the lest to receive his Majesty met suit escorted by ■ gua.d of hemmer, compose of dos in elegant mavens,. Dep the town and the univeibity will present to th entrance through a triumphal arch the h..ma• dies repieseuted by than. His 111skiesty sleep. at Wrhnde, where every thing is ready for his expect a gnat index of straiirers. The eitimas of this tow. bud likewise sew `Ar t i t awl ccolahv G. NI ItS',ALI. awl CO Chemi.tir, Hr. w. 9* wet, C Itt•-n-tpi.src, is, Boxes c..sitaissing ibuffirient 66. *Amer., al 4 61. tads, Duty usciu.led, or 12 Guars id• 4114. 4.The1.1.e are enatlessell against imitations of this arli tie, und•r various ((rlll/411, INN In lINX•S I Ontaini I: a 4printity for rinse glsoges, at ale. Ihl sostead gusnte far twelve), sod are rviisarateil to "1....m.11.A1 Ilse wards, P..parwrt lay G. Marshall and Cu." will be printed upon see. ty lalstl at the top of earl, Phut. •.• Tu be had a. above:— . THE WM GINGER. INTUsION, tor instantly neak• t , , Pool fat anal Stogie Gorns4r Bier, that will keep in all The Q , lOGINAL OXYGENATED SODA, for nuiltiat Soda Wat Or. CHOU. TENHAV SALTS, in effierercenee a.ini in Cepa. las. That all the indwidurle poitivhed in consequence of the insurrection, and amongst them the Greek Patriarch and ollme Prelatri, had met with a fate the/ deserved. •' That the "Muses offered to some of the Greek ehereltea. were hut the wicked attempt, of the dreg. and recree of the people. `• That the adoption of the mode of living in eneampinent, amend of in the toasts, and the general armament of the M F. CI PITS of oil kiitilo and prier"; Alla the Pewit Drugs mod Miethiriiws of all kinds, for Lome .Nporaosion. • s• p:r.d st.u. spa sold ss abuse, very superior FRlNcii VOLISH Ist Sur swish, The apaiAteriglied Envoy Etittatordiaary . and Minister Th. oiputeatiaty fr o m his illajelitj the Emperor nif AU the NN. aim' had intetttled, op" IlloAppitiaillt thus of the filth of August, to ortipaiat Exeelleory de Pmlteiri) Ferreira, MitioiseramilSectotory of State lbr Foreign Affairs, of the determination he was is sot to illuminate the house he oteuret, either uo that night or ini any ftslmrr OcCollosie . THE VICINITY OF THE INNS OF COURT AND PUBLIC OFFICES. TO RE LET, TWO FRONT PARLOURS inn genteel, respectable situation, adapled for a Profmmisincal Geistlemon, or a Society requiring a Commillee•roomu and Sec►etary's Office. A snisll regular family occupy time boom, and are desirous of a reciprocal tesaut, le whom every prowl. attention would be paid. The situation is pleasant, airy, and quiet. Possession at Michaelmas arm. Fur Particular+ apply to Miss Petit, No. ISO, Fleet.street ; Mr. Wilson, Queen street, Holborn ; and Mr. Puntll, corner of Princes.street, Red Lisa-square. THAT useful Publication, SOLOMON'S GUIDE TO HEALTH. has saw had so large a sir. calelion, and hat opvied the eyes of so many to the asses or on enferbled cons lotion, and a long train of distreatiag (editors, that any thing •aid in it, recommendation nosy be deemed superfliidna. Every elms of persons may And in that valuable wink matter of serious moment, sad youth especially, a faithful monitor, oa subjects deeply affecting their health and happitstoo. Sold by Mr. Johaatio, 68, Curosibill; Mr. Saeger, late Baron and Co. MR, Oxford-street ; Mr. Ward, Holborn ; aloof Mr. Stosilling, Royal Exclaaage, Lsedes; sad all Souk trellers, prime 6e. SOUTH AMERICA. BATTLE 01 CARABOBO. [We hive been favoured with the copy of a p.prr of Angostura, entitled Correo Extraordinurio del Orinoco. dated July 25. containing Bolivar's dispatch on she victory of Carabubo. This dis patch is published in the same paper in three lan guava—Spanish. English. and French.] MOST EXCFLLSMT SlR—Yesterday the political birth of the republic of Colombia was confirmed by a splendid I ietory. The ; divisions of the liberating army having joined in the plain. of Tiriarrillo on the 23J, we marched yesterday morning on the head-quarters of the enemy In Carabnbu. The first division, condensed of Use brave British battalion, the bravo of the Apure, and 1,500 cavalry, under the orders of General Pars. The second composed of the second bei Bade of gualds, the battalions of tirsilleurs, Boyars and Vargas; and the sacred squadron, commanded by the un daunted Colonel Ariamendi, under the orders of Geneost Sedenu. The third composed of the first brigade of guard., the battalions of rifles, grenadier., vanquisher of Boyars, Augoategui, and the intrepid Colonel Rondun'i regiment of cavalry, under the orders of Colonel Plaza, One much across the 111011111111111 and through lke de‘les, whirl' separated to. from the enemy'. camp, was rapid and ordroly. At el. ven in the morning we di filed by our left in front of the enemy, and under his fire; we crusted a rivulet, where only one m w could pars at once, is. presence of an runty placed WI an inaccessible level height, commanding us in every direct' The gallant General Paez, at the head of the two batta. limos of his divisions, and the !ware Colonel 1111titses's regi ment of attacked the enemy's right with such fury, that in half an tour he was thrown into confusion and com pletely routed. It is impossible to du salLient honour to the valour of our trout's. The Boitish battalion, commanded by the merino ItAIN Colonel Ferrier, iliatingaislied itself amongst so many oilier brave men, and suffered a heavy loss of officers The lust of General PA. z in this last and most glo riots. victory of Columbia render. him deserving of the highest military rank ; and 1 therefore, in the roans* of the C ougress, offered un the field of battle to appoint biro Ge neral is Merril the Army. None of the second division partook in the action. swept a part of the tiraillestes of the guar.' commanded by the worthy cominaudant Hems. Rut its General, enraged that nll hie division cassia nut from the obstacles of the ground j oiti in the battle, charged singly a mass of infantry, and fell in it■ erotic in the heroic manner shuts ought to close Ilse e4usuit. career of the bravest of Columhia's brave. In Gen. kidesiouo the Hcorthloc has lost s staunch supporter, both in reser and war; none inure valiant than be, none more oho. di. lit to his government. I recommended the ashes of the rah's, hero so the Sovereign Conger.., that the humours of a solemn triumph may he paid to his memory. I.•ke grist doors the Bromidic suffer in the fall of the daunt!-as Crolunel Plaza, who, filled with an unparalleled enthusiasm. threw himself on a lisitaliwo .f the enemy, she. siring it 10 surrender. Colonel Plaza or deserving of Colutio hia's tea's, and that Congress confer tin bits the honours due to so diatinguisbed heroism. The vacuity bring dooperserl, the ardour o f ou r chiefs sad ofh, WY was su great in the pursuit, that we sustained condi &fable loss in that high Chan of the army. The bulletin will communicate their illustrious molar. _ The Spaol-h army exceeded 6,900 men, composed of all the best of the pscificatory eapetlitoons, That a.nsy has rear. II to xis; : only 400 men will have this day takt n re fuge In rote's, Cabello. fhe libel:agog Army fold au eq.sal hirer to that of the enemy, hot !WI wore thxo it lifih part of it .I.eoled O w f ur . Noe of the day. Our Wilt Ti nut Et est —hardly 200 in killed and wounded. Colonel 11+04011, who did, as lie always does, prodigies, matched this day to take up a line against Pueblo Ca. May it plinth . * the Sovereign Congress to accept in the name of the banes whom l hare the honour to command,