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IP RUCTION FOR COMMON C"►UNCILMEN. 4 Yesterday being St. Thomas's Day, Warernotee were held iu the different Wards of the City of Lon. (Wu, for the election of Common Councilmen and subordinate officers for the ensuing year. in the following Wards there Was no altetation in their ei. A Itigeti. Billing/mete; "Firriadstreet; Candlewick s Cnpplegate Without, Castle Bay nerd, Corcferainers, Curnhill, Farringdon 3iu Wintry, •• There were partial changes in the following Words ;-- logrorsasert.—Mr. Wm. Johnson, resigned ; and 111 r. i n bn D oo le r sad Mr. Wen. Burnham were proposed as fresh mendidairs; but the skew of hands being io frivosir of Mr. tsowire, Mr. Ritynhani declined a pull, and Mr. Dowltt wile itlitrted accordingly. COLANANI-STRCltT.—Francis Poynter, Deputy, resigned ; Me. John West was elected Deputy in his room, and Mr. Prompts Geilfitb was returned to 111 Mr. West's recancy. Towmt.—Mr. Dlnekt, resigaed, throogh ill health; and Mr. Sil Phillips was returned without opposition. The iatinks of the Wardmiste were returned to Mr. Cluke, for h P 'for toPr Wore's. CIIII O IMI O O4Tt WITHIN.—Mr. Herron and Mr. Smith; 'Pit the *bow of *Rads being in favour of Mr. Herrou, Mr; &Pith PIOCIOf it Dm poll, and Mr. H . was drily elected. Chem.—Mr. w. Edward Smith resigaed through ill health, and Mr. George Cowie was elected ite his roues, witts. ' rot opposition. Hannan this Ward, the old Memhq,i Weili intoner memo Me. Wadham Cops, whet resigned na gremlin tef IA sad Mr. David Vase was returned la his stead wide: opt opposition. Qtrtanterrnit.--Mesers. Hundell, Routh, Dolton, Rey sifteshi, mid Catley, were elected iss the room of Mr. Di T itily Gast, Messrs. Comm. Shilberk, and Ashl n, riNigused, and ter. Hancock, decease.;. Mr. Deputy Hughey, 11 , 31 gjormil. . The following Words ere contested': so; ',:" ': '~ (Those 'narked tbs. • are fresh Candidates I - • FARIIINGDON WITHIN. This Ward returns tir venter% Alcinbers. Mr Oldham 26 Mr. Howell Mr. 'Hayward M r . Crowder, Deptity 24 Mr. Prichard, Ncoyste• Mr D 3. Mr. Pritchard, Black- 11r. llocard friars 24 Mr. G.lbrrison 23 Mr Sestcberd \'r. Witorr • 24 Mr. Hartley • Mr. Werdwood 24 •Mr. Woodward Mr. Doswell 24 *Mr. Lirgletort ..... ... 10 BR LAD.STR EET. This Word returns Twelve Members. Mr. Hayward .. .... 5 t Mr. Willett, . ....... ... 4 Mr. Mors .y, 6 •Ilr. Bidrn 4 • Vr. Webb......... 1 0, S *Mr. De Gr-ive It. Mathie 4 •Mr. Hatch „ 1-. Coleman - 4 Mr. Fuhunst ' 2 Mr. IPhhits :4. 4I • Mr. %Vine 2 Mr. Gibson.. . . • 4 •Mr. Bruck6eld. litr a Bialiroleg ~,,,. 4 •%Ir. Crossett Mr. Crocker, . ..... .... f . 4 I Mr. Thomas Mi. Bridge 4 rr. PORTSOK EN. :."• • - • , rii. Weld return* F.IIC Members. iir.tilz!=li,,,, . 39 Mr. Thomas Parker.... 31 Nei • .... 37 Mr. John Smith ...... 30 at 0100 J Pity fon ass! . .4, • , BdillilUSH A%V . a 4.4"asis s itSaliml . Four Members • .ti,- • l iriltslr.%ti i Kaolin . d W. •krillill -61 t o I" . 13 •Mr.Reitirits 12 11 II .. 4 t wt. el beg • 'r - , LI 21 &SIB EET. V II " r a _ ." 4 " . M a .. . iliplifitsgV42l2#!diPedlFillaigi/h7 P. '“ Pr;iii - - ii doe. 1.. • •.• - 'Oa , lOW NONOWIOO 4..40 lik f . %qtr." litr. lee/rookoro.osA6l).....tfr I ....... or , II M 4. Nrwasigewl .14a 46 td. ei 4 a -, . op .l v•qt S. VVW $ Mullido.i. ......t..eiv , 61 ~ . •trrareshs ..... ,• 1 ilitaik Am. ii , t .114•10 r., .• • • a: I • .; I . : .., •?..rtive; t• I. 9 11° % • . 91/ ° rt.' ALDERSGATB. . 4 3 " -1 ''-• • "'" • 'r " .-111111Warcirettriot rtett IN M. r. Figlier...' Tr': : .... 63 i eta. P1ittr. 11 2r...... .dli •911.:Iiii1iiviiir.1-1..•.:i '.osl Mr. LArkia 2 , . .a. .1. L. s ... 44 ?Cr. UN :o.L XI :.:.,a .I`lMt' 111 i. WiitittißVi. 61.1. .42 1 air..91.11ke10r46.....w... 62 *MA 41m40061.14.4.1. •17 I sl49frisr 1 tyro 'wit. - 48 i Imes .)1d417.• . .. -,,.4a 3 , 0 2211.0 , 4"'DOMIli&Sek.t 'awl .: . ,' - - tovi telsolnisibli I tit ,niro/ Ir . ''fiii,l4;W:".. It Mr. Siltr os ighela MI ' ith Mr. Junes Susie/E.,. 19 • •34. . .., „.14 411th'IM1901114121V/9..•. 10 4ille , ftt . .'2:•.V..... • •• 4 40.31•4104,40mmim...0ra. 10 .111 c Forster • :MI tfr., 4 46 0;100pik0p.... 10 Air. Vorrokronnt .. ..... !is 4 !•• , N Itts ' 4 ' " lb • "IV. Yr! P. 4 4 710 1 '1e ‘: . a Kii i 4. ;:r.,.... -- 11,01 ' 1 . w i f i p 4 4 , 141,44/4/XIGI. O O 114.10 .*lhtrir • : 7.1T+19. PT^77 - 1“ La ..1 irr Niel yilal*l ' -- ••• :*, , ,1 a as* "4 111 . 9 *9 1 01 1148 1Pr i rtokterto 1)417r 7 - •idevr . 'sok Tot seii, kikiii?l f ti t tt ial OR titeltkellenteilshi_of the Cabinet " •nliyi i ; i i i i 4 u i ' tteeh'pleased to . OVeu i trej oC Ali 7, erckibu irli : to Etta Frieelapd k l AA. t caqiy , Nu- et ofrin;do formed reds*, e6 , 14i l oiedi:"Sideb o egr,' be of 'int IFreit4 apVtOy'e a l t s iii e iiiiVkillint; Liiidpwrieri, &I. 5r .11 6.1 1 V`4 1 . e l) ..w ~ ;, t uw,32o ~ 1.. . • t fakir i; ,D,Vc itits,., ' Tile ' ." ssii4factori asdgi..l4. int Ii) cif i t cr 411 fr in ' 141 . ' e trY)lll . l4 rcskeetink die Coetitkii4tAt wee.. • le A>6l);:t' ebtreitcy la . 'theretaii: i e : :a i d* cilieinVtittith . ( oh 'ty dih., 74,11; .i. w ait gnihN-hild.s tici:Vki or IN. II ritloon, ciii j itisiiiiii• improve. Rot hsaild'ailaiets of the second bats 10010.04 b iarmwrsitet yet eiwn tb.per. ' _,,, • : ~;, Ai% patsastuacH, NOVINISCit 9 - 17:'%1 41111,14itty, the Emperor hart approver) of. IMP ropreoentatinor.reacte by Barou Stroisonott mu 130010 or 44;•pmi11,4 attachrd to the embassy mu the site Pori!. As a tuairaou, N . , the loyal, r look vat " 14M6 pity houuurs this 16$ 4 3ktieter, 1,,,J * iblrfeJi,Filf,rq!!.l4lPclrl auf4.,regrorfis ;ell . OA GOO tie_ ecin . (ktragep, - 4 opisa4, rovsiospa,A4 l ,.. Ti!ot AppAirtil °al Consioaiioopie. WA r h ' !)" ". .. • -r°,ll: at thiTillrMr. ~ . . t hew tht!re dye much "OEN Te hoistimr 1 wig Pootkly 'lopped, bresion we Nyt liettl.the t rxp liotkof it ,stikt , 'cop be pre ? co qs?Arrs gat4, g c;9,llii, iv... very.. I .iivriti c hem, 111M0 aluatimii we 16 ./.111 , L 4 Atv 4 .~ t , • s h a lt be inveigh respect to the importation of grain, even from Egypt, to say tiothing of Odessa, and the actual stale of Moldavia and Wallachia, in rase war should poor, and that ut the first cannon fired by the Russians, we should be us if in a besieged city, us far as regards the first necessary of life. Peace is ltrld out to the people, and it is really wished for, but without thing any thing who shotild venture to recommend the 'vacua lino of the two principalities, which is very na turally the sine gnu non of Russia. Whenever a s hop appears thrum Odessa the greatest joy prevails. The newsminigers, too, always contrive to receive by it some consolatory letter. Lately they had scat Bum; Strogonoff te Siberia, the Fratichini to Astrachan, &c. Such are the ima gination* of people who consider the murder of the sacred Synod us rt trifling mistake. But the Divan knows how matters stand. Many very pru dent great men had sent oh-it harems to Brussa (to take the heath. l) others intended to send them mach farther into Asia, when the unlucky nicur sion of the Persians came in the way. COPENHAGEN, DECEMBER 0. We cont . to receive further eeeuunts of the damage done on our roasts by the hate storms. :Wally ships have bitten stranded, many loat their an chors and cables; and others perished. It is re markable that in - many plitees where these hurri canes lucre raged, they wise accompanied with violent thunder storms. The number ..f ibi,,,, and vessels lost in the Baltic and tie L'attretit during these storms is esti mated at a hundred. Winter has now yet in with frost and snow, and the navigation is probable over for this year. coruantoita, OF:CINDER 11. • All the State Paper whieh had fallen in price has risen 'wenn. The Itovil Bonds from 70 to 75, and the N.tosital Bink Bonds ftom 90 to 931.-- ( Haniburgh Papers. Deeeinter 13.1 - __........_ . .sit.-::alas, PARIS PAPERS. ."I ' 1 " a ", on h.nitei ni. ---- PARIS, DirEMBER . 18. Yesterday, at one o'clock, • Karat number of Peer., Deputies, and Generals, had the houour to pay their respect. to the King. It i. announced that the place of Director Gene ritl of the Police is so pprer.sed„ sod that no Under- Secretary of Stile will be attached to the office of the Minister of the listeriur. It is certain that M. Angles, Prefect of the Police, ha* given in his resignation. In the mean ume, the Admiuntration is intrusted to M, Parisot. Tlie•Frencli temper is become much more se rious, but it occasionally throws. out some sparks. Circu oast slices of t fir most serious oat u re are frequent ly the occasion of. bon mot ; a change in the Admi nistration necessarily excites great hope, and even great ambition. A person who holds-a distiuguish ed situation said, in reference to this subject, 6 4 See, every place is In a state of siege." The first act of the new Adiniuistration has been to withdraw the pro jet of the law of the censorship, which was proposed to the Chamber of Deputies by the late Minister.. This is an auspicious cumusetice ment of the career of Administration. It hold* out a promise thaVveneerpryperel the Charter will not be coutiterait4 hit• ws of exception. and that the present Administration will make it the flag of its conduct and the object erns cultivation. „We MN, be allowed to i'm'pose that the new projet, of law relative to the reOlation of the Journals, wkch w a s intioniteed by the Keeper of the Scalt,, will em brace messoresof . e . repressive nature, sod banish the preventive l eriem from'our legislAion for ever, *Well has barn condemned by many men of sense, end which, in our opinion, is more conformable to the spirit of, alrokule governments, that ! taithat of the comuitnitonal system, which. ogy lf. nislies, &ills ilreadY•conituilt'e4l.—(Constieset A ) ., ~ . I TatFerc, D . . Np4. ‘ ' !! have receieo 11110 from Ca , :04 -.) r aw it r tilr'Neveseket.o :Ole affairs of the Aired to be improeing. The Semite of t alswitastg, hap transferred its , ett i tiiss to Tripmlisseh o sigiz e s o : , R13E06148 its orde r } j ate. firm of - ipiffri;74 . , The troops who w ~ ' IttpulgtOPlll,Ft*Cittf4 l l ib Considerable fritii*o• .. Pjatros i , vOSAe i II,49.I eTtriltim 1 giip , ' had pottered te Oetibil ir c ft ritiop wish" l pnr.chid.pichc... . 'has o already, spot. tTtel T drfeated.,4 l 4r i ,9o,iiii - . .„d Suliotes near Cinque-Posit, . .. I . _., Ali,' Pitais of ‘ i lea wit considerable sub- Alp sittfe4l4 ilk &Ogg/ 0 111! afire opteenti ,it is *pi& to tyro nvadVar i *Rains. Teo alMbstenati Cheifiviete the beariirls vi the eift,, ipd . , 0r at letter . Jr ciiitgraiutaticin M'ilie 5c00t..., We. ttie, assured thiefrhe letter' Was sijined " Colffionifle." this. proceeding oCthe port or Ali pineal** con siders die cootie of privet aesicteirsp i sifi . • ' : i -O'dttrietts (Mylrell Carries en s on active. wsr tgairia i the Terkli in Epirus. tie' has captured deiiiiir trans ti desti t neal l ur the Mores. ' Pelts... iii.ived tfii disi,from Corfu have yet! iiiet44l s'ie 6Vtlitt ffte fortreasts , of Modell, Coron,. ew'rfhput cfe'Reet3igie, tied capitulated. .:1 1 114 inhisbittiiihe of the lonian .11:lands resist the o'd'or dt,orrning them. There have been. some sted4rna)iiti with the'Englitb, sod the peasants have olielutlf ,die, Mountains. ,i,,s is i .1 s••• ' 1 (0 ;. • s mksw 4; tßuitcpAny), tmezatar t a 30. We have received f rom Serer, in Nlacerionia, sc vont, to t1v . 1 . 5/di of this month. The Turks had egiaffiilallb ( loftliinasatieCk' non the Greeks. who. oritrele*reAeliell ntartina4luitrs, arid hid been re pulsed with great hors. 1141DAIII. ITATMCORIIII,SIPO)IMANCE. " Nothing is sa.yet known of the feta of Ministers. The 'Commie tee of the Center hive frequent meet iugsktilpft them, but nothing ttainipires relative to the tilt ject . of their iconfereeters., "Itsta4rifnitelx after Ilicntfy.ot.tle sing, on time 4111, ilt thsvMiniedem wont to M 111.40100 *signs tionsl 'His- Majostg related : stint • Its('' eeittlil not cum4"tle•toty delefAern till' Iliiire6;tes Aid given au atisviii 7.••%11its niesuigr : Great ai,xiety prevails in consequence, 'an.l . their Committee is reproached shitlaihe delay in . an eiffitir.. front which a civil war and c'alaMities of every k ioji, sissy result. ." We are confitittsll4 receipt% accounts of the election's. Tliei lir e tart in favour of the ultra-liberal- .pair.u.,, the e ,. , pipit . !Lego, d' i nit a I LAI:1-4 Il ji rtli .v thli„•arifefit• patriot! grer ,. if . .iill'..' ( re, .f;i4l• • _Scioto.. 1 , 14. I)Oioiricti. seri 1 atsioat,etectea Deputies. blittels. all the: torrnes • - Tift/M0 br°!lK ; 1 4 1 PrIA loom r : 4 'l . - . 0 . . Itkv , _ • %fr. f‘iee .. .. 95 Mr. Shear/man $.. %ruler • ..... .-.... 21 Mr. J ews et& poises 9O . •!,"••• •• • Mr. Aelooth eusitood..4 e... .. 1 , 4 . e*4; ,>. . • 'LANtiCHOrRtf. r ' ' di " Plik. m5..4 . 14. / 1"149 Waril returil 1',.....i.-74,54,441 lag " i 'lll Wet mil o r Haswell 3 4 1 1 , - . „• $ 4 _ %. 77 - •• • ••••••••• • • 411 .4 t 1 , "Pr • 1 . inr •• •• fur Joyce ~ ..•••9 1 09 , •0 , *•#s • la 91 . r.athsem lone! iv ... r4 •.•ts4Pooil• 1 • ••• .• i if.; , • .....pt ... P Mt. Mtiglimb...... • ~ -, ba r' : • •'• •'• 1. . • 1 0. 0 1 • OMB oilip. Web re i lk aw..:. , 44 1r .+i .' t ;, , 11114 id Ed . 3 • 3'l/ . I , ..Mielit bt• I• oo ear.!' ~4 4 ,,,,4s 11. , pi i i Mb ALBROOI‘,..I I „, s " pr„,,,. 11 • '1 ti '4 , Ministers, and amongst others M. Arguelles, Perez , curred in the negociations between the Cabinets de Castres, V • aides, &c. are also named Members of Constantinople and Petersburgh, which the foreign of the ensui ng C ortes; b ut t h e y w ill on ly pl a y a 1 second rate part ; th e m a jority is decidedly on the Ministers to the Porte are striving to side of the mos t v i o l ent . accommodate. The great point in dispute seems " I have just been informed that the Queen is , to be the evacuation by the Turks of Moldier* sick. Her Majesty is in a high fever, accompanied ; and Wallschis, and to this the Divan had ut with a violent eruption. l else time- esprened its consent. 'fire Moslem " P.S.—The sitting of the Cortes this day was ~ifi i Deputies brought Wlrimos, had even retired behind the . Danube, when Very interesting. T wen ty D e . - elm. Fa:— dt.thia.nle ohlatlmma T4lO . • ward • proposition, requiring thre•-Comosittee-le present their report without the least drlay. 1111. Romero Alpuente, who supportgil the proposition, ■aid the public knew that the deputation had pri. solely written to the King, to induce him to dis miss !vs Ministers. without waiting for the resolu tion of the Cortes. " M. Martinez de la Rosa warmly defended the conduct of the Committer; but he was obliged to acknowledge the statement piss true. The COUP. Mittee will present their report toptuorrow. A great debate is expected." .1 'a Hoops were commanded to rye their foggy, position, eud reiuforcesuests wow ordered for that service. _7 - :. 7 . 7,71, ' - - . 7 ,..;7 --- ;;; .. 3 7 t - .;t The Senate of the Morea has tvinstiferted ifs place of sitting from Calarnatta to Tripolizza. It has couciliated the favour of a posse/col ally, is the person of the famous ALL PlidlA of Janine, who has sent a present of two millions of sequins, with a letter of congratulation. This mark of his friendship is not improperly noticed as a proof that the wily Chief of Janina foreseer; the even tual triumph of the cause of Greece. The letter is laid to bear the signature of Conslantiste, which marks that lie has ahattioned the Islam faith to embrace the doctrines of Cbristisisiey. We are sorry to find it reported, in an lirtiCle of intelligmice from Trieste, that the inhabitants of the linden Wanda hove refused ob-diruee to the despotic commands of their Governor, which required them to surrender their arms. There have been some skirmishes between the islanders and the British troops, and it is said that the former have occupied the mountains in a state of actual insurrection. The Noniteur contains a letter purporting to have been received from Madrid, in which it is stated that the elections for the Cortes have bees for the most part decided in favour of the lihesiol panty. To the letter is annexed a postscript, which says that the sitting of the Cortes, on the 6th of December, Was very interesting ; sod that a ration was made and enforced by 20 members, that the Committee appointed to inquire into the state of the nation should make their report immediately. It was charged by one of the members, M. Rostra° A LPUENTE, against the Permanent Deputation of the Cot tea, that they had in private written to the KING, advising him to dismiss his Ministers, with- out waiting for the decision of the Cortes, and his statement in this particular, though the conduct of the Deputation was justified by M. MARTINEZ DR LA Rasa, the Secretary to the Deputation, was admitled to be true. * t I A ,. important fact, that the Deputation skiotahl have given this advice, as. it • slimes not only.; their sense. of the maitre of fllliptio,itioo minilfelfthltiy severe! towns, and even provinces of the kingdom, towards the !enlisters, but also their impression that th e di a .. lim al l a, trio. Ministers is ravilly the tkhiseti of this . "Lewd that the 11 , Ittir s er . krilit % ki*Iti:s i . t;tifis'Oce,' 'Me dement* 4./Aflie,fisetioo.iii, dig people i tiesol.•be tbegapsiese.:l4tputehohieir tran quillity. • 'Fliwtetitiee.‘illtte!,lttly . bbilikl i Nfq,e Coovintant Wlllt l thir spiiiiotthiarsuatitOirll)l change reqiiired le thel7attleteevere terboteit bi a vote of the Corieit: retitiit}ieS itt,eitedieliss' tl ' si the clamour of airy other 9Rellafill,eo4ll4/%141 ,The Flee per centi.'Crstik,ea , AllAtiday, p 1 Wks. 10 c. . t i n . . .; • ,sys}. ,f 1.4 THE BRITI S rgS: lONDONe SATURDAY. Dscutntit sOJ 1 r it-w!.l We have received Paris Papers of Ilorreelay last. It is understood that the Chamber . of Deputies is not to assemble in public sitting for *erne days, that time may be thus afforded to tli; : tiw ter* to complete their administrative *Jades*; *ad to prepare for their legislative dutifo. •41111itle•ve-r spect to the organisation of the form*. ti . lirpresent Ministers differ from all their predecestiorVio nut having a President of the Council. It is believed by many that this office will wit he filled up, as being unnecessary; while others affirm that it is reserved for M. de Ilt.teas, who is known .tri possess, in a high degree, the itspect rind coo fiiletice of the Kttict. It is said, arid we should be happy to find the reisresentirtion true, that the office of Director-General of the Police will be abolished. This is nn office wholly in compatible with every correct notion of civil liberty, and ought not to exist tinder a constitu. tional form of govermuent. Its . power is indefi nite, for it is governed only by the discretion or the caprice of the Minister who holds it; 41 it extends in the fulness of despotism to the suppression of obnoxious publications, to domiciliary visits, noc turnel searches and arrests, end to the imposition of taxes levied upon the indulgence of some of the strongest and worst passions of human nature, which it must foster for the sake of the profits. " Thq chief teudency of this office," says M. de Cmarsi TRAUBIIIIIND, " is to stifle pnhlic opinion, if it cannot disguise it—to stab the constitution to the heart. Uuknowo under the old sgfelia—isieefespo, tible witie6e new—it is a mousier Born of psought qad,e(ospatisas, nstel,lsreei alts hiss JiM sel,ten Awe. ' Inane , res. dloitiss , Opeefibitelibjectiff 'the legislative lebsitire „.;) , templated by the new Ministers, wefirelAtsieserted by the Journal de Paris, that the first eumeoppliessi. tion froin.the Ministry to the Chamber of Deputise will have for its object the provitiiimel receipt/ the fait six-twelfths of the direct taxes for the l lnr, suitor year, and that this will be followed irpmegis, • te • Weiat tv a project of law for regulating thesiseentelse TheArst of these 'seesaws was anticipate& @veer under the late Administration, and oat then con siderid by the parties io opposition as wholly hide ! fenible. Should it, haves!. rigs, be proposed. the new Ministers will be enabled to excuse theme selves upon the ground of their noveloy• in omee • and the immediate necessities of the State ; and while they seek the benefit of the measure, trier; may throw all the odium of it upon their presleceO., son, who had not completed a system of &mock upon better end more pormassent principles. The intended law for repressing the licentious. ness of the Journals occupies much attention in Paris. and speculatiop, is busy in striving.to what may be it. object and provisions. ft isms& serted by the enemies of the present Ministers, ih‘gi the new law will differ in title alone from the . ,04. 7 , ject of their Preeleietasers, which it was the &Iliad:, of divir siesser.to withdraw; others affirm tfla!'it willlyTOtritti,ed -upon the principle, of weep*. 4; 16 , jwii,:eitai,emeeas wilt be adopted to Ilemielkl dri.,,da,...Aglisemetty proportionate to their italAci We think it, problible „that the proprietors of the Jaersels,will be regoired to furnish large security to uhf Government. and it may be hoped. either that the amount •requirrd will prevent persons of desperate fortunes from obtaining the power of cor rupting the public mind, or Ulm the apprehension of forfeiting . by.misconduct a considerably sum of money, will deter. tlzse who might hove the power of doing mischief from giving free exercise to their mischievous talents. It is remarkable, that notwith standing the seeming determination of the new Nis austere to abolish the censorship of the press, theist • appear in the Pats Papers of Tuesday Two Ilamburgh Mied Mat! Piltek 49 1 11,t4at c4y, to the l4th . nosoce of -porn 11 , esetramiated at Viowntilirit* itillsitibitc pope ilia* risenn in ettiluipseweet-Of tilmirourd of this ex pectation we hove, heiieve, 06 *it Wan' lion nor ac count. The Emperor ALEXANDER appenro, well iriemir Baron STRouonoro con- . ___; o f his embassy havglawmppliaparks of the Royal and imperial favour. ........ .Wildoegdair last have been received tit case Ci 14cOaCcount of nsty new onfrie in tht •so4dt of Itihail had reicArd that city oh that day:' "The Ffeeiisia's Joitrman ) ditietibthir tire state of pit6l% fVeting,' lal The . 611 alarm, in Doittliii is now becoute a ai,- 'jeet of' l o4ll l /4641,1`&11EtilVi"There are still. however', fr Ifetelseflfinticiitio sindsk themselves with inventing and Ifililuinting the most exttnviigant dories: and we 'vet occisiFmally See a carpenter, a smith, Rod a stone-mason tingilgeti in fortif , yiag some of the Government biiildings in the city: /Vothing whetenever hstitlet hairs fiirhi; that we ran learn, which would werrent the slightest apprehen sion for the safety of Dublin," nursdov 51r. ltuFF. the King's messenger, arrived at Downing•strert, Wit)rditpatiit s from Vt. l'etersburgh. Vie can new state, we believe. as *. fret, thitt Mr. PLONKILTT drive sueeeeri the ATTORNEY-GE. NBRAL. and that he will only hold-Abe place until" the rriirement of Loyd Er.zrom. who. it is suppers': ed, will resign the Great Seal of England the next Session of P.nliarneni . viheA oar mon will be made Lord High C'huntellor : the lOW lrisimuto, we believe, who ever enjoyed that HP; dignity, as Lord 11%attnat.av i+ 'the tiros . since the Duke of Onatorin's time, whuissiMg c r Lieutenant .1 Ireland. It is said flint M&Sitiiiilt will succeed Lord NortneßY in the Common fleas, —(Thoblin Peening Post.) We find in the Pensueolif'fl4idiai of the 29118 October s marvellous awry, uuder the lavoileite title of our Trionsatlataie hiethren, "flighty leis portant"—but without the usual qiislification of "if true." This ss highly' important" intelligence is, that Russia. and Great Britatn ure both in treaty - with ths. Ktgt - sonif Curies, fur the purchase of the iiingcloni of New Swint ! Greta Britain had offered fifteen millions sterling, 414 1 04140 g was said of the Russi a n proposition. ' sa „ o i • •• .• item d dry.irlauk spaces, which :Awl ample evidence of the activity of the censors, and that the Ministers are ow unwilling to derive everrpossible advantage. from the obnoxious law, so long as it may continue to fist. . Upon [hr subject of the disputes between Rus sia and Turkey there is an important entitle in the Journal des Damns, extracted from .the Court Cason, of Petersburgh. From this sccoant, which wt• must presume to be mar of anthority, we col: kV that sums unexpected ( 1 :Acuiti es ! wee cc. Mel:\ WP 1 t.ft i V ,i- 5 .,,g7 rty ,L 2) 47.-- 6 1 -..„.55e..t-,.. 4r. „. _. . ... ~... , ~.;-.m v. ) _, ,1 FASHIONABLE MOVEMENTS. The Ertl and Countess of Serrry are exp-rtel to bare their retiree's (the Duke of Norfolk) Best, Purnbatri, Suffolk, on Monday, fur Worksop Meteor% Notts. Lord and Lady 11. M. !toward hare left Coulson . * Hotel, Lower Brook-Wert, fur their sett to Sui , ,es. Viscount sod Viscontileta Granyttte arc tunneled to.tnar row at their residence in Brutus-oreet, litArley.wrpta :c , from the Duke and Duchess of Beaufort's seal to ONfo,1:- shire. Mr* Fititherbert lift town yesterday for B. ightou. Thorny, Grenville E.q. to. arrived at his &base ill Clew landoquare from Lord Grestilic's seat, Druputore Lida, Bucks. Pa•coe Grenfen, Esq. M.P. has left town fur his seat, Ty e . low, Backs. Lord Newbortnigh has left OXCOrd fur Brighton. Waller Scott, Erg. has sin/mild the %Vine. too Hotel. Jet. myn..treet, from his father's (Sir Walter Scut, 13411.%) Ahhotsforil, Scotland. Rcv. Dr. Clarke has left his seal in Susses fur 11 ind.nr, Colonel G. Smyth has arrived at his house iu Half Moon. street, Piccadilly, (ruin his seat io Rerks Mr. and Mrs. Decrinc have left town for Richton. Hui. Mr. Shutilewortli has strived at F.itto...: H o t e l , St. Jamees-strert, from his twat iu Hants; Captain hues, lOtb !timers, has left ditto. Departures from Jordan's Hotel, St Jame.'•.•treet :—Sir Charles and Lady Faritarliv ; Mr. and Ws. Anstesd; M. Smith, Esq.; Ratrdnl Wilbraham, Eq. and Miss Wilbra. Loom; and Rhodes Milan, EN. (Jr his si al, Ferrybridge, Vol kshire. Arrivals at the Bath H.rtel ; Arlington street i—Gencral Int:yield from Bristol; Mr. !;Wynne Aunt his scat in iValea; and Captain Sullivan from a war. Colin Campbell, Esq. has left 160 London Hotel, Mb.. ariarle.atze.t, for Cambridge Mr. and Mrs. Pilitiagion have left Hodsvon's Hotel, Dosev•street, for firth. Ea.l IVbitworih and the Duchess of D oset will entariel t , a diatinguishrd party of frauds during the holidays, at their seat, Ensile, Kent. TIDY OPRKA. a On Thera*, the first private rehearsal of the vocal Corp, of the glees Theatre snide place. The inimical selee. limas were from the new Opera or l'actai. Madame CAR- IkeAVM, win, was mach imprnvi-d to personal appeal_ sure, retains all her former awretneas of lime and refroe mem of style, so per:Wise to the Italian School. Siemer CARTON*, the new Bear, cave a specimen of his ialeat‘, and displayed veal compam and power of voice. added to considerable fiisibility of countenance. and ammlifety of /milli., combined with much appa►ent leon.hexteit. AllllllO - we are happy to perceive, has recovered his osind How of spirits. CURTioNI, the firer Tenure, list arrived, sad enthihned on thli oceasiiiti much to the admiration of thom present. CIRItItterTI, tl:e Tenure, and I mime perforrners,werw also there The Dir.etiirs firearm expressed themaelvea highly pleased wilt new eugatemeals. The Coneert-rods mill be completely re-decorated In the aliteseele- Eau* aisle, ithet whole intents** of the Theatre is andcrgeiag renovation, and will, before the opening, receive a gestrel feature of improvement. vi.o r DR& NY- LA Nair H EifThE. Arias Ebbtio*tin repented ber performanoo or I ad!, IllarLeth last bight with inertaard , affeci. Tante was is greater degrewolAktrials on the whale than it, her farmer efewt. particularly in the sleep walking scene, in Whit 4 li the *Mil Trimages' of the owlifrogwy were ,wren more skin - f. - sa sr design end thiphasis, and mute of the Isticonacinii.- ionit inealontary tour of totter..flee egawking ft Oat th, 'deep Ottllllr eriminted frank.. tcountad by a reetless 'and derialy.ahoorbecl drlnd. Mr. Keats's Macbeth presented- the ititYtTe infirittct and striking, proprtietr whieb hire dirtiiigni.hed it heretnforefurnt Mir. Coolest welt eaprearstd the •thind. the d.:•pih or fei•lingy 'ad the ardent and impaarioned spirit 00/ordal. Rif iT, • • The Duke rif CkettualleresiC'reffeeved to town front on ; Ifti l. tosit I Y rincese So- PHIA AlitTbLpek, oil. Thotstrioy night. VesterdeF. nt two o'claCk4 his Royal Hightets left Gloucester House ill'hisersattlltag carriage and four. Cot Chet. ham, wlwre'partof the 34 regiment of foot gniird.. of whichilii"itoyet Highness is Colonel, art quo terra. ---- "A•11.P , . We regret/as . state that the , Creimllik* al Ca Hanarrokraisevionsty indiencorel at - TIVOIW Doctor YEATS has been sent•for, express,; to a her EAdyiltip. wog w 611 s,iturday list the Dinh* of Throonsoilli changed bone, at Mn.' Whilliliwaab's, the George in Derby, .on his . eetlattillliokuVatie titbit !eat anChatlartitili. re.: _• The very intermiting on*, popotapiemeirosoil S. BOOTS, will take her beettaht , this vigthrt at the 013.mpie theatre. It is rentliTed forther tiOrtiflive es hetitg lift- twat night of her envgenient, atid also hy tbk :test appearance of direr. CRISP, it beautiful clOti, of extraordinary talents. On Friday night Matiame . CA'LAVA/11 . 11 fire Convert, Ihrtlft'Avsetribly Ropme, George-atrk . • • *iiitontied ritileobit tc . ouaiioly. We 4- ... IC I O t• leitrlath*S- Wa4SIOn csieTAJAA NI oweit.peassut I' indisposet4.t-r44diat6rsargk .54areitt Mr. JoarelJourrstoot i etolOittated - rentraerar has been sworn in'tnie of his Woksil's of Gentlernieti Peiganerit: The sitnation is obtain -01 by' pnicliske, mid previous to the Coronation otie,was *old fur 1,000/. ,„141 Genttemen in converts lion the ottobelfay, on, asked the ether, 44 line the ,•• .tilted (a Meister in Chancery) liked his new rf base ?"—" Net at all," replied the wheel islw can't get him on at any rate."--si Oh!" rejoined the former Gentleman. " that to easily aeuutostaid for—he does not like going be fore Me .Vaster." CORONATION OP HIS MOST 'CRACIot:S Ain. JEST* GEORGE IV,—We lerstand inat the new and elegant Pictorial Reprtsetitation of the Order 0 Protection to the Curonolion of his present lit iugsrv, *pit pnblethed by ‘ll. Saws, Bookseller to his Royal Nighties. the Duke of YORK, Nu. 1, St. Jameeloatreea, Loudon. tr is high request.—This highly intertetiog prodeepoo, wont , extend* to the lettath of Ten Taub', containi faithful rev ,- eentatinna of every individual in the 111{1Ce, ,, ;Ual Wetly' with exert fee.etniitee of the costeme, and lbe humor, teethe, &c borne by the respective °Meer, ; all seenratris tbehnentrd and coloured from authority. It is Takelaw either for females (re which mode it will present a nom coup d'oil of the extensive and gorgeous paraitto of tie whets. procession), or may be hod upon 2 /WW, in a ouvt and portabtc bet, price Two Gutsiest. +•