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hit ployed, at such a crisis as the present, than in Thu ringia. Our ne:A advice* from Spain may de znoteitmte the grounds of this opinion, if tlicy d o not fully evince its solidity. Some more Spanish Papers have arriveil. In one of them the Austrian C'harge tf .Iffaires can:sada:hi l ot article which appeared in sonic of the Spani s h iii,,,papers, giving an account of an Intel said to have taken place between the Faii ! o•ror of Atisrats and the French Ambassador 9:lLoist, in a hic:i the latter is said to have demanded that ti l e Austrian Court should send au Ambassador to Madrid, and recognize and guarantee the crown of Spain to Jos►PN. The Emperor is added to :lave utited indignant at this harangue. and to have caused it to be notified to A s oa►osst, tinit he would serer recognize any Sovereign of Spain but Fest- PISANI* VII and that there was no doubt hostili ties would commence between France and Austria. But immediately after this contradiction from the Austrian Charge d'Affaires, an official account is siren of the ceremony of procla ' g F ERDINAND the Ss:vs:tern, at which were present this very Cliar;e d'Affaires, the Russian Mirtisttr. ILdon Semot.osnre, and the .linericini Charge d'Affaires Mr. Inv isu. A Dublin Paper, of the Bth, says— , 6 We have this day received intelligence from St. Übea, of the sth of September, which mentions that the atro cities committed by the French, before their de parture from that town, exceed any thing that the taus: obdurate villainy has ever accomplished ; in mane instances their dreadful abominations could sot be particularized without exciting disgust and horror. la cool blood they museaered, after a treat ment at which humanity recoils, all the females a Couveat of St. Cbes ! ! !—and not satisfied with wallowing in every vice and crime that ionaginatiiiii eta conceive, they had designed a phut of destruc tion to conclude with, upon the largest practicable scale. They resolved to blow top deliberately the town and its inhabitants ! Happily, Providence frustrated their hell-horn intentions. The tide !Decd into the magazine where 550 Kurds of pow der kid !teen stove 1, which tlir.ty had intended to use for this purpose, the coasequence of which was, that the powder became ouch's, and the fiends wrc oliked to retire, leaving this wickedness only osio.wrlwtrated. The Juices, Captain PRIOR, ar ri%,il at St. Utter., on II& 211; she was the first Bri tis:i vessel that had entered that putt since the French had left the town. The joy of sl.e inha bitants, on her arrival, exceeds all description, and it would be +au, to attempt it—caresses and ti traces imperfectly . expressed the enthusiastic delight with which they greeted the retort' of Bri tisk subjects again, after the niousters which had bot so lately departed from them loaded with their curse," Mior-Oenerit MANNERS KERRs Of the 62,1 foot, is Domiti lied to the Stair of Cie Eastern ihiariet, sad is to cominuad at Norman-,;role and the tieitiity. Major-General WILEIANIi IS removed to the Suswx distnct. The 4th battalion of the ltoyals his marched from Weeiev to t. helinb:ind lba. 14( The ti•ith . Re4iineut !bas itriived at BrAbourn Lees. This is one of the corps winch is likely to be eintdoyed on the next expedition. Witare happy to hear thia the 87th and 86th RNitnnits are now nearly recovered front the <ph tltEdmia. The former are quartered at IVerley barracks in Eimex. The lath Regiment, under the command id*Co lonel FARLEY, arrived on the 7th inst. at Hythe barrack-, in Kent, from Hull. The Russian Admiral SENIAVIN'S ship had her powder taken out, at Portsmouth, on Monday.— one of the Russian Officers :lave COMPC ou .bore, although they have leave. 'the Piercer gun-brig, and.her convoy, from the Note to the Baltic, have pmt into Yarmouth Roads; the Piercer having lost sin /melon and cable 111 lilo.ro.y Bay, they could not rail immediately. The Tiger, YOUNG, bound to Portugal, is on Shure near Liverpool, but is expected to be got off: —The /Ndirstry, HUME, for Spain, has been ou shore near the !Mine place, but got oft with little damage. The :kart, TWEED, from Bristol and Trinidad, for St. Domingo, is detained by the Garland, and sent into Jamaica. The Apollo , BELLIN. from Liverpool, for Lon don, is lost near Liverpool; also the Mentor, —, from Dublin. Yesterday, the LORD MAYOR, after examining the Returns of the Mealwiighers, ordered the price of Bread to be continued the same as last. His Lordship holds a Court of Common Council, this day, at eleven o'clock, to appoint a deputation to present the Address to His MAJESTY respectieg the to disastrous Convention, which will be received at the queen's Paloce at two o'clock. On Friday last, tbe Royal lA'estinorland Mili tia, stationed at Chelmsford, was illspoeted by Ilisjor-General COLKIIIIRNE. On Saturday the Cybele' proceeded to Maidon, and inspected the lit Battalion of the 88th, commanded by Colonel thre. The Major-General expres , ed himself highly satisfied with the state of discipline of these two corps. General CocasunaL was afterwards to insnect the 6dd Regiment, and the Royal Corn wall Regiment of Militia. Letters have been received from Oporto. dated tl.;.—z.sth ult. which state, that the whole of the k much troops heti eml,atketi. The Three Brothars, Donner, and a Scotch brig, were drive.' on shore, in tile gale of Friday last, on Banistaple Bar, and it is feared will go to Pies.--A Dublin packet was towed into Brier orals; the crew being washed otwribuattl.—The (rid Sarah, of Liverpool, we, dlll/..11 Alone Lear Biddeford, and it is feared will go to pieces. fo...i ti c f 4i gt — h : '.vj \* ifa 1 6 21 THEATRE. DRUILY-LAME. Muitmts's lively and elegant Comedy of All is the Wrong, was pialorined lust night ; it went otf with great smut, and received throughout the must unboundi.ll applause. Mrs. JORDAN'S Belinda is one of her happiest performances—it is a rie:i trait of all the amiable qualities of an ingen iiiiii * mind. Miss Du NCA N wits spouted and judicious iii Lady Restless, and Mr. WitotioteroN's Sir John is an admirable perfermancc. The grand Ballet of Carttetneas followed. and while the eve was de lighted uith the sciliery and deeorations, the ear was charmed by the most enchanting music. Miss GA', TON and Mrs. SHARP displayed their attitudi narian grace with the happiest effect. Mr. D'En- TILL' and Miss C. llat*Tow 'never appeared to more advantage ; and it mac• be considered one of the west splendid spectacles ever produced. The house was crowded in every part, and touch fashion was present. The KING is expected tat the QUEEN'S Paluce, this day, to bold r Court. Yrsterday morning Ilia BIAJEITY, Prince earl SOPHIA, Atmusta, and A MLLIA, accompanied by Lady GEoRGIANA MURRAY, (ireefrill Fcrznov, and Colonel TA v t we, TO:Win 11 indbor k. Tuesday afternoon the Prince of WALC* arrived at ; his apartments its the Lowy'. Lodge sot being ready for his ree:Ttion. he (hank tea anal suppud wilt their and the in the Castle, and breakfasted and dined .its then) yesterday; he afterward, returned to towu. The Earl of Eivex left town, yesterday, for Iler Lady,ll: l ), a ho i, h recovered fr her itirlispositiod, itatenth golly to CJS111011111) Ilia - Soya! Highness NloNstrx a grove o ;,;rand dinner, yesterday, at Hi. house, iu South /Willey - street, to several of the Pi'llletti and Nobility. The Countess of lIARRINGTON had her usual evening party, but t ialit, ut slurp acre preseit, the Marquis and Marehionc- - --L;• of TAVIVIO434 and sei era! other persons or distinction. Lord liu l.tatavr ;rave a _rund dinner, yesterday. at ins house in tile Adtair.ilty, to suveral thy Cabinet Alitijsteis. Mr. and Mrs. FRVEMANTI.F., Mild the two Mivsos HARVEY, are r „,- flit a iisit to the Mar,juis uod :Murchionesis Ot ilucittatin in, at Stow. The POILTC ct cSE AtuA'snDoa Pill hare w grand card party, ILia Eveiiiiig, at Ilw brittle its Solidi Audley.street. The principal Portuguese Nobility are invited to it. Mes►rs. JONA/ and PENLEY have obtained a li cense tier a Theatre, at Bexhill, Mn ex. llachitne CATALAN', and the Italian opera corps, intend performing two nights at Glasgow—The first performance is fixed for the 44th Maim% The Duke of:MONTROSE arrived yesterday at his house in Grosvenor-,quare, from Scotland. Hie Grace will leave town on Friday for Worthing. The Earl and Countess of CARDIGAN and Lady CAROLINE. WA LDEUILAYE came to town. yesterday, from Richmond, to superintend the improvements which are gram; oil at their house in Upper Grosve nor -street, and in the erasing they returned to Richmond. Mr. HOENE Toone was on Monday more free fro n paid than he had been, hut his dissolution s hourly expected. Madame CATALANI'S belltfit took inner, fill Tuesday last, at Cork. Mr. list I.v bait hi, fin Wednesday • and on Thirisday the lta:i.iii o,iera Company left Cork, for Limme►ick. The Duke of 'PoiteweweeaLaw D. has hrco con fined with the gout, for these three ‘iett,.., at :lion. We are happy to state, his Grace is so much re covered, that be nem takes his usual morning , ride. The POKTUOVESE AVBASSADba entertained • select party of Foreign Nobility, yesterday, at din ner, at his house, in Smith Audley-street. The Dowager Lady MUNSON in returned to her house, in Seymour-place. 11cr Ladyship, we are happy to state, is quite recovered from her late in disposition. The Countess of Essex, on her arrival at her home in Hill -street, on Friday, was sudde,ll) taken dl, and continues indisposed. The Earl ofJ•aser will leave Brighton in a few days for Newmarket. Lord MONSON will leave Yorkshire, next Thurs day, for his sad it Burton, Lincolnshire. The F-ad and Countess FORTESCII'S and family, Sir Jona, Lady, and three Misses NteHOLL, Mr. and Mrs. PatcE, Mims Bulimia', ke. Ice. have ar rived at Swansea. The Surrey Volunteers had a grand Geld-day, yesterday, near Croydon, after whiett they were regaled by their Colonel. Swansea Winter Assemblies commenced on Tuesday evening, with a ball and supper at tl.e hliackwortli-A run', which were very nuunavuely and fashionably attended. On Monday last the Right Hon. Jona Lord Caw.°a was 'went in Mayor of the count•-bo rough of Carmarthen, and Wit.t.tam 110m:war, &q. his deputy. Wednesday mooning. during a heavy fie , . a large *hag, (a bird well known in the west, as the rocks ou the coast), fell down exhausted in Queen-street, Plymouth, and nattered about f , ..r a considerable time, pursued by a number of biies.— It was at length caught bLa piece of twine being thrown round its welt. There birds art seldom caught, as they generally ey beyond the reach of shot. A Gentleman, who rectally quitted the IslamLnf Tenerife, arrived in town on Muuday. By huu we learn, that the Governor, who had been imprisoned, was tried by a Court-martial, and found gaily. lie was a partisan of the French, and had wntten to Spain, assuring the Provisional Goyeniment that the nen* would not acknowledge Fawns AN 01, 11. Advice. from Spain were doily expected ter arrive, confirming the sentence of the Court-Martial, in which ercut the Governor would be iounesbately banged. POETRY. SHIP NEWS EXTRAORDIN FROM THE FORT Or SCILLY, OCTOOER 1, ISIS. Arrived, the Perturgal Conr.laiov; Her Caw, we're alarmed tuAurntion : But this we beg yolf If understand, The greater part u contrubc..d, She came in with 's press of wail, A govohlg• tide and far'ring :11r, Brought op, amidst entizratillations, Lire!) hopes, wiaasiespettittloos . Hut ere her emus.); crew had mour'd hrr, Our rustotisboats'ai:re elute adi.iaril her When, lu! a dismal 'Lip was seen, Plinisouneing bar 'i44arn.oine And ere the ebbing' tide alto iiteauti'd i Ship, crew, sad cargo, were rwroret,en "Term said, she with grand dintkalelteas And glorious news was under hatches; But after all this noise and fro, Partintuat monies slams was!" We beard, 'tis true, to our chagrin, Of Asses dmis'd in Lion skits , !'bat, risen to roar the brutes emay'd, M ust hideously these Donkeys bray's!, c And so their ..Ily selves betray'd. We likewise beard of those Dalrymple' Employ'd near Tagus—culliug simples; Of French Weever, arrangennuts rotten, And Admirals as soft as--Corrow Moe Russian Ships, and Gims, and Men, We took, to he--let go agave. Before this vessel's sal!" were bent, Some things of worth on bused wore sent ; But these, by fatal hands remitted, (How fatal ! the event has prov',O, Made way far suds a 1. Ortful As every British Tar must hate. Her keel, a noble out 'tis said, By Wellesley mid by Burrard laid, Bespoke her as tine • ship As ever took to sea a trip, But tiri'd too sooa from wff the stocks, tato Dalrystsple's d—'.l dry docks, She there was Sited out is baste, And " haute" the adage says, " makes waste ," Aud cruel waste indeed was here, •IVaste that will prove to Britain dear: A waste of all that's great sad good, .4 waste of valour, waste of blood; A waste of all that life endears, Of orphan's and of widow's tears, Of Brita M's character and honour, Oi all the cost that's spent upon her. Oh pity ! that from ofi her deeks, These Idneideritiy, aright., these naval specks, By &Sim; ant not break their necks, . - • retire from Tapas' wave she weigh'd; jot . r 4r ,ro, Defuse our country they betray or: ONI. ,I She spoke ('tes seed) is homeward Loud, Enrieh'd with plunder, safe and sound, Jocrind as May, ihre French Wiliam's, So shamefully slipp'd through our bands, Coasay'd (rage trembles on my lips) ••• Cosirag'il Itsi•ish skips! Oh! Albion'. most degenerate soma, • • ntarzlirs of your Cans, Would be a fate too mild for you, To Eaglet:lX' glory SU untrue. While Ilis sad news shall be yawed, lad Britaia's standard be severs ; One Scots should he wish Cypress drws•A Out lirww:s those tif Poorer eostres,V, Aud, as a hapless natwa menus, Let minute guns repeat her groan", And let Ler tern istesmat sow, 'Till Victor), with &arid glow, Shall rare BrIVIIIIII% I droopiag h. id, By astrusiesz, Hood, and Nankbolf KAlltN THOMAS. ploy ed, at such a crisis as the prest ringia. Our ne:..t advice* from tnotestmte the grounds of this opia Spanish s i t 4 o p al:ft) not fullyiret So the evince e rehAior: s:ll,lo,:utttt.: le I, said U, have taken place between the Austrian Court should send al Madrid, and recognize and guarne st Spain to Jorwru. The Emperor utired iudignant at this liar:tug caused it to be notified to A s Isaac)! sever recognize any Sovereign of PISA Nl* Vii. and that there was ties would commence between Feu Bat immediately after this man Austrian Charge d'Affaires. an a given of the ceremony of proclain the SLVENIN, at W 11 1 ,41 Were p ui Clargv dAtfisirer, the Rosman Szaoacesorr, and the 4inericatit Mr. lay !mu. a • A Dublin Paper, of the Bth, a. • this day received intelligence from sth of September, which meiotic) cities committed by the French, portiere from that town, exceed an t tuost obdurate villailey has ever al many instances their dreadful abo sot be particularized without excit horror. In cool blood they neuseaci d neat at which humanity recoil', a a Couveat of St. Cbes ! ! !—and e wallowieg in every vice and crime eta conceive, they had designed a time to conclude with, upon the Is wale. They resolved to blow top town and its itobabitauts ! Hap, frustrated their hell-born inteuti auy lowed into the magazine where se der kid been stored, *hide thirty ✓ use for this purpose, the coasequer that the powder became nschow, we-e oliked to retire, leaving this seteerlateuted. The James, Cap ri%,al at St. Übes, this 2d ; site a TilE COVEAT-G.4 - 1:151:A COMPJIAL IVe stated in a former paper, that Mr. TAY Let has given notiee to the Covent-Garden Companyd. to gait the Operil-house. When we heard that- Mr. TAY Lon. in the fulness of Ins generosity, bad made a gratuitous M' of bill Theatre to ?Sr. Haas's, we certasuly did nut believe it, nod we.. take credit for not giving currency to such a re flection upon the honesty of Mr. TAYLOR. A K.ir adage recommends. that a man should be just lwfure he i• generous; and as, frontltie history of the disputes detichesi Mr. Wan:*- awl Mr. TAY LOR, we did not consider the hitter es ovenohelMz:d with wealth, we thought he had too much pro ilmite to make • present of his property to Mr. llnaass. On Monday, the ‘2.tith lest, nut more thou *fortnight ago.theCovent-6arden (7otn pally played fur the first time at the thsera House ia the Haymarket, and Mr. TAYLOR now gives notice thest they must gait, as he *mita to prepare tor hi, own Italian perforinance..... finder such err cuoistauces. toe public may sorely he allotted to ask, what did Mr. Tartua intend by taking the Covent-Garden Company in, if he meant so soon to tern them out .? And is it to he_ presumed that Mr. Hamm, who, according to Mr. TAYLOR'S statement, had his choice of other places for his Company. would hats set them down hi a theatre where they could only perform a lea nights? Among the varionesulatiousollered for this mystery, it is said that Mr. Ileums had undertaken to give 30001. for tle• use of the theatre, but that mine dispute had 4,1411 with respect tot's,: payee; Mr. Tartos wish ing to receive the cash, mid Mt. HARE'S thioticg it more sale and lit to pay it into the hands of a banker, for the use of all parties interested in the produce of the premises. We do not pledge ourselves for the accurate of this account. It o:!ly appears to us the most protable solution of the extraordinary conduct of Mr. Tsirtott. His public notice to the Cosent-Gunlen Company is in the tone of a man who had taken offence, ur chamorl hi, mind, and meant to withdraw the ac cminuodation which heor . etiustty intended. As the matter rests at present uneNplainadothr 11114164 fa vonrabile construction that Mr. Tsiti.o44 conduct will bear. is, that he Minted the Covent-Gard( n Company into his house, not thinking he should wain it, but Ord citrultuitaners have arisen to alter huvortiginal Intent:lolS. We will not insult Mr. Tar - ' LOR by mtppcsini, that, knew.; got the Company iatohiehemee,nialerthitshe-• of :ioerality and tiieusl ship, he meant to take sdraetaee of tile. }leants. loyally, privet. In consequence ,ur Theatre, ti:at detrartnant, eat ited. Of 0U64 , 1 we art, of the Dramatic a tolerably ace:. F i e:tura Pint ips, 31cIviu, Lee, N Jowls, Wu*, ifir3:.t, Norman, tec„&e. F.twalerwienners.--Ni Aries aud I As. Wallace Vas .g, Stuart, 'Wants, J..lllwwoe, Clwroa.-311amars. Me. ac. rl4 UrC~ttl.~x. atm., Mr. Eller,* Thee , The follow; a eolit:idetiabl..t. at:d mechatslau hare them reach. Forty Ph, —tir.d The Mr. Ca.tm: .6tilvaished: .• mein., we hw inane Ver., ineots of Iseesystdie, fulfil, alt. augh liarly theatrical the attainment 4 general ohjett, equal to a more toemical preteniiths. - air. Youxo is engaged for the entire 'of the cl oning season. lie is an actor of great meat. and will eq!,port the first line of Tragedy und Comedy, in the inciA respectable st)le. A Mrs. Yontw, late Mill 3 BIGGS, (a trau;er, se .believe, to the above c.._i.tleinsu), a al-e engaged, as is also a Mr. Iltta., a mu-ical gentlemsu, fur a fees nights. Mr. Flossts a's name, we find, does not appear is Ibll.st of performers for next setr,ou. POLICE. 1 1 14N4110W-110VS1r, OCT. 11. SWINDLI A native of the Cape of Good Hope, a Hottentot, who said It.. name was ts.per, was chorzed by sererol respectable tradesnesi with hartirt :tot woods Lots the.n 1,. feustiolept towns.—They stated Le cause to their sere, at shops, and slid he was the foe of • merchant r.t the tape of Hope, aid that a qaa.ods of goods had come over to him by the last err:vale. He sheared a printed paper, wb:th be pretended was an invoice of the goods, amid stated, that as soon they wore landed, he would pay tor the artieks he want. il. They, believing his story, seeerally let him have articks is their line of trade, souse to the aminaut of of. others to 41 They bad made inquiry, and Pound be had net ties goods as Le represented. When takes into (-wady. he said be Lad come over to th-s country as a geotie1011: 1 . 11 arrant, said II he.. he frotpli his soarer he would pay their setreral but be could nut Sell sleeve his master lived. The Lane Maven said, he could not Ore say resin.,, 71.11 the transactions took place In Westminster, oat of tns district, and of reuse were r...t copuitahie I.4vre Ile would oiler Lon to he blinded over ta Others* of H•tton-Gar.!as s huh Or as ET , 4 - a..16 doer. The Prisoner was venter .y dressed, sail seemed q.nte peed. Monday a bny died of the hydrophobia, in lA. the Windmill -street, Hat -rn 17k, t. lie had b- •it bitten by the dug which bit :!J.7 person wh o d . e t lately at the London Hasoital; a thi•d person died in Westminster, also bitten by the swine dog. Nine or ta.n other perwri N al.n were Wiwi', are under th e greatest anxiety relpecr , .rig th,nr fate. Time first meeting of the Lieutenantcy of Gia mortcanshire, for carrying it.to execat.o.i the Long Militia Act, washeld ht ()sir, nu Friday last; hat es the arrangements Of the alerting Isi.;st , oveive tie MAJESTY . ] approbation, we think it pfetUji Ulift to notice any thing further tit in that we under fatand the transfers of service of the Valued • rs %re i.afficiently numerous to prevent the alvessit, of a b..110t. - r . ~ _ . .. . nEryozia, THE INFORMER., EXTRACT 41 1 1 - riETTER. FROM FIDMOUTH: DATX it : ~.. OcTODER 4. " The eag.44.Tb o mit e Reynolds, cuntu4a*n here, it !is said, welliug Aianielf . a gemls-sisen, posisesaiiig Nest I, idia prripetty, wader el:, wirrais- . meat. peculiar to the times;'—b t u fra was' very soon recognised by *mite G,eittlettian from Irelursil, pho refused to sit down.. with lasii at die raid- tables in the public rooms, assigning the mason to le his conduct as an United bisliman, who had -'corruptly betrayed his trust, and, Ow a pensioni, basely mild his friends, who, nut more guilts than tiantself, were executed.—ltevoolds attempted to defend himself, and wrote to Lord Castlereagh the a certificate of his multi t. Lord Castlereagh seat him a certificate, asserting, amongst other things, that ' Reynolds hid not previously couch- hoard for any pcasime or reward,' or to mast effect. The printed trials were produced, where Reynolds gare evidence against Emmet, altCals, and others, wherein it stands recorded, on Isis oath, that he ex. press! ) . made conditions of reward in money, through Mr. Cope, and that it was his first coda dition—his last candition—and a condition Of '; e bit li he availed himself, and the full advasitepe of which he continues to enjoy. The question then arose, which was to be credited—the accom- modating certificate of Lord N'iscount Castlereagh, a Secretary of State, sent for a special extra- judicial and extra-official purvose only ?—nr the recorded evidence of Thomas Iteynoida, on n s tif, du which Thomas Reynolds's .isaiiiiate friends and associates were some of them hanged, and other* transported ?—Decision, au far from hauging long M doubt, soon i rearised both partine—the noble Patron and the ielinble prutcle.—Re yttokk, find' mg the cloud thickeised, arid himself personally ainted, has since made Ins retreat from beam to a more r. tin d and obscure residence. . . tt It must lee a singular triumph to Irishmen, to 1 l receive this spontaneous manifestatiou of public: feeling, in a distant village in Englaud, that per- fidy and treachery, of every colour, are sure to in- cur the opprobrium of the general community ; amid a proof of the grateful feeling that Ent land surf Ireland ore really visaed as -alsjects of the same empire ought to be, and it is hoped, very soon will be, in every other point, to the digndied promo- lion of loyalty, private honour, and public streugth." DL'I3I,I.V, t leinnr:u 8. ___......,_ TIIEATIt C.IWVAL. i. In consequence of a change in the management of ..or Theatre, and many expected imprmeseents I „r that department, much politic curiosity has in-c it ' I recited. Of the intruded arrangements in the (louse, we are of course inconspeteut to speak, Ina of the Dramatic Corps, the fulliming is conaideied a tolerably me,•nrate list ; Mile Pettoisams.—Mears. Yawn : Feßgio• Walismoi Phe•ipm, 31cIviu, 11.d.iit, Foe,* Lena,. tint,e' Rampant; Lee, N Jam, W -am • Carictea, Weston, E. Kiag. Pt navu,• ; ihr3:l, f*. a num, Musty, itadetiffe, Atkins, Maitcr Kin, isc. rte. Evande amformeri.--Mines Smith, Wititerio, gherkin:, 1.-Tc mail Locke 4 jirsalaaie* Veg. x, Magus, lisaardy.•, , Cuake Stewart, 1 illiasa, Adkins,. D Av:s , Hill,* Hilieb , 4rit, WOO- ' lea, Jihseama, E. It Om, G. k ow, Weitua Ilstlthße. . . Clicraa.--Maars. cairn, Byres, Good , Dooms, Compor t , Re. 444:41. Fkuraates.-11. bit. Ferns, M . Cirews,'" MY. Bradbury; clue,,, Mr . Eiter,• Lc. kaa—Fust .me Oylies. Thee marked (e.)ars:xw Prrfar mem . 1 The following piece. nee in preparation, and in, a cotiridetald .. degree ot forwarthiesa. tie tii.situes I aid mechanists are indesatigahle in their lamina to - have them reads for the early part of tile seesaw : • The Forty thieeet—r7Ze liarellers--Ciadtrei I s —ar.d The Wood I.),eroon. Mr. Ca*" Pro !I, It . Geut!ettino a ho has long been . distinguished' by his taste ar.d intellectual. sequins. , t niente, we hare been infloact•il, is to direct the Drau, I mastic V e .. 4 and to regulate the general arrange.. meads of lieestat.lehiocc .. This is no easy lash tO fulfil, alt, si gh a mind imbued with a talen t pecu.. liarly th e at r i ca l w ill fi n d a thousand facilities to the attainment of it; general object, perhaps nearly equal to a more tecanical preteniiion. :-. , ... e: :- air. YOUNG is essitaaed for the enti re or t. 1