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T H's /1 11 !/.jay's 1 bramasie '-' —4, is Tbe . sod' Ills _ Foote * Gatti& w. _ TAW, Vies lholdisso, aied nit Doors to be 'Doomed torineeep b bees at *yes. RA* te. &toed Nee, 3e. 4. ; !coal , Is.; Snood Mee, le.—Uppor Cal ks% Is.; lissood Prieto, M. O. fasturibey, Genial OtiVal—with The Comostiowswied Neeskas Timm A sw Comedy is . orisons'. sit RATA II- RO i'AL, COVICNit G A Kb/M. IS EVENIN(i, THURSDAY, Oct. 18, THIS la birperforiirk is fear arta, the Opera .1 THE EXILE. Gnat tllrlck (the Mile), Mr terries; Governer sf M. kris, WIC Fames • harem Alltradoff, Mr. Linos ; Count Oskar, Mr. Donee;; Duras. Mr. Tomas; Welber*. Mr. Carer; anvita, Ur. Poorest. The Empress lilizabesh, Mrs. nowit; Rialearise, Km Tramiel (her tea appraisers ow Pit Nap); Alexia.. Mies Foote. The Crawl Public Entry of the Patipiese Bliialmilif saA Pee laterite, of the Cathedral of Menesee is whirls the CORONATION of EUZAIETH is pisksivied by the Grand ?Wise* mid his asaislise Digaitaries. After which lir Fare. .[ LOPE, LAW, AND PKT/114 Dr. Cassplise. Mr. blast -bard; •Fles4blr, lb. tales • Lit his lar. Mr. Lietos ; Amke., Mr. ram. Mrs. Ilitasy, flits. Gibbi; Lases, Ulm Sterling.' The PAW are respect Illy intu7 i t ie lt she These* Aerie( the nesse hos hers mein* re ! sad newly Ai. ceeeted sad rebbellbielibeebeleabe.. ~ A trieme Iles amp be 11011461.044 MGM% et 004 •.4 Mr. IlensAirs, et Me fez- ~,,ii . , ~ • &nes, 7..• nevem( Price . - 1114~Pit, 3.. 1114.4 1 5 1 Price. L. —heltery t l e .; ' 1 /0 411 , Is. - 131110 ‘rse 141 7. is.; Armed Prier, INV( rte I,k The Dew will be opeettl.4 110 It pOW xi eaotA. sad Ile Pal India et Beres. - • , • " Pia' ter the Bones le be ililten ' isi lag. lintaieu,st.the BeigAreee. fieet-etreei. from Tie till Peer. NSW ?HS rfts-stord, lIA I' NA WWI: THIS EVENING. THURSDAY, Oa. se. will be performed lbe Cereedy EVERY ONE HAS HIS FAULT. Lord Narked, HI. TOINNI.Y; Sir Rabat WNW', Wr. JAIIIIIOIII (NNE the Theatre Rept, Srisial) ; fetes. Mr. Ott berry ; Hanesay, Mr. Terry; PUHA, Mr. Baker; Mr. Irmo, Mr. Gamey. lady Eleanor Ilr i ;:z ie r re Claiterlry ; Mrs. Maria, Mrs. Tayiettre ; Miss ai ) Mrs. Pearce; flies • Weebere. Übe Royce. After tibia, *A three, a Vbeff digag a ti " ; le eat set, ibllk MATCH-I.ft n The PrleelysACleweessrs'by Milete.Maker,Osherry, Do. ramp, Terry, ..d Mrs. Clusiterley.l . • . T. remelsebt ad*, a b • 111441 A DAT AFTER THE W Colossi ?mine, Mr. Deem, ; Logi 014/44. Lady Elisabeth Freekore, Mrs. Cbetterl iahi Dim 0* s be *Freed at Hapset ti • iteype tette p Bose% be—Pit, 31.-...Fitee Ordlreh 414-aligistl6ll - 1.. r ~...... nem riff the Maros cpa.4110,F.,0 ilkilandelt~! the 'Theatre t • Razes afflat e geio t the sat-.dire. . .11 Taemerrow, Rob Roy Harmer, with ether Wahl& lIIHE NEXT of KIN (if arty) of WILLIAM m. DICKSON, otherwise DIXON. tate of tb► Maisel Skip, Later, deterred, ►y applyieg to Mr. Owes, Ne. 3, Bell.yard, Doctors Cionestras, any Lear of sessetbieg to their adman,. PROSPECTUS of u NEW LY PAPER, lu he called " THE MIRROR." It is prupsoesl ii eissebise the intense's.", ase4 puliliral 4.6 es vaties of ii ordimey Plewspepre wish the laxeme, iss tureamiSmas awl Criticisms maw exclusively essaveymil is the Po. • iostical PuhlicalWMl ibis preanslises is the saw sheet the peons' mos of the day, tagetiver wit► the less geetisig tweet of the Balks Wires. The P'"Felefeell *figs iiwmaithes lei she support of Whig Prisseiploe, bat permute eissilissiug themselves to sok-taus. 4 ur eotrisets (rook the w.sat able aid isslerestiog article* of Inc .laity Wso semaspasited by a sheet mismosary ue euniesseut rather cskulated 140 direct the atunitiam, than to kW ih jedieseuL The more important Law Report. will he stlertett, beasled by a ghost oiseetvatiuss, imlicaties Ilse mature, soil pusutisil she applicatim iif the ease. Csouvitscesl that a deofisiiiii Dream CIMINO( hat hare • must salutary Oleos-see es the mural. sad 10146116,111 of e people, the Pruprietors will apply iamb ul thew tabour to the topmost. a a system that has primed mum deseitissmial its better la serous Theatrical letellsgener sad Criumuss o tll IL. rehire tures • leading feature u the Pableesme. This Earl. will be priuleil isi 414 t. awl poblialuol every t►uiday, at Fuer uTtuck 111 the Neralut, eunauseuritig oa the 21st of Oetulsee, 1911, pike Seeetopeare, ■t Nu. 9, LITTLE BRIDGE-STREET, LE 1.144A1'41111.1. %shwa Letter willsesse4 to the Editor wall be prwastlll, """ hes 4, and Advertisements rretive4. TI. Paper waif also be La•' of Slat Ihossrcuilers sod 11,..kmIkrs iu luau awl C 005... iry. es. Augssis .. ...... of Liverpool IL 11. H. lie Nelms; The Right Hon. the of Citisseemer .... 106 0 Marquis of Ls% H. R. H. the Prin. . duskier, .. lOO 0 ems &shin HS . 0 : G. J. Golbeir, Em.. 10 11 His Grate the Doke' I Vie. E/mistollo,GC.l3l 25 0 of Itskisd, K. 0. 102 0 The Esel of &tidal- . The &odor elireempo 5O 0 base 52 10 The Marquis of Sall.. The Right Hs. Jot. Mary 2l 0 8.111,... ' 15 Ii The Eral of Mariam I General Wetherell .. 5 5 km . , . 21 0 , Lord Walsisghass .. 6* 10 John Jill.. Auger. i Sir Charks Sass .. b 5 stein Esq. 52 10 : Sir John Campbell, The Bishop of Here. I K.C.T 11 ..... ... 6 0 ford 26 0 j The Right Bum Lard Sir Wis. Corti'. Bart. Smarm M.P. lad Aldeision II 0 , The Earls( Abliogdos 52 10 Dr. M. Maillie MI • b Lord Bigot. Geiser., T. Garth 51 10 Joh. ThownhilL Esq 5 p The Risbops(Noraielt lb 0 Wm. Kos. Esq lO 10 Tile Priovird id boil, Liesit..Colosel F. W Br. Girisilsll 60 0 Trask, M.P ll 0 General W. Cartwright 62 10 W. Jeraan, Esq 5 5 Ik.. Sr 11. Taylor, I Mr. Minikes, Dobbs 1 2 M. P. K C.B. lill If . W. Pawke, lA. MI- N. M. Roshorbib, Eq. 14 5 i I words Hesse, Soli* 10 10 Si, Franeis Wipes IS • ' The OSeen mid Sul. C. Aims, Ihm: M.P. & • I diers if the Nth David Ker, Esq. M.P. 10 10 Rogirstml, or Ces. E. 31. Ilan Hashes, p_ aught Rangers 61 10 J. 111111,E.111orersses 1 1 Th. of The ! flans R . 115% Rm.: 5 6 IS IS Sr A. Grua, Rich . Mk. Jahr Bridges**, t mood M Yr. was... 1 1 Mr. sod e.. CinUoi, IS 10 • . I Pr.=" ll ." I of Kensiagtim 1 t • 111111.11mstreft, lad ?it t Motley-LW...4 52 10 . sellgisipliss 4 4 M. H. Biddle, Esq. ~ S 5 Mr..,r. ...., Kai ghlitLHrt, Erg. 2 1 2 2 fleecy Cajal, late Reis.. , dieS AlrIM, .1 . •sf Glover's " sm. . 5 Pettimrhars, Kent i i Henry lb ryer, East . : 5 5 Rm. J. &Wks ...t Sir C. Flower Bart— 20 0 The Duke of Sew: 10 10 J. COllOl. Es q . E.I.D. 21 0 Sir J• 10411 Laughers, J. Rossini, Esq. Sauk Ism • 1 1 Director ...... .. 10 0 I.** lisischss 1 1 The Slarquisof Heel. The Rev. W, Belem, ford ' lO5 0 Newcesstd - up= - The Marquis of L.. Tyre. ' thian 'Sir R. Wires, OM. Alderman Gamut.— 10 10 . , .• Nallhamaloriv.herme 51 1111 The Shisish Lissimory 1 2 i Sir David Denby .... 10 10 Sr Mishard Carr G l i a t i 'e. Tarbes, Eaq. M.P. Bart o l* 4 0 - NC IN.; Mr.'C. - - Richard Phomplre '); I Forbes. jun. 10/. ID ,. , Girl, Imo., 10.4 ,: -10 s.; Mr. J. Forbes, ' , , J. Willer, Esq 5 6 - • jos 101.101 ; 11l r. "I The Earl id Rad0w331.6..5d. .; G. Forbes, 10/.loi. j ' Chs. Kohlbeekk Es. Nailer James S. per Lubbock • Cs. 100 • • • Forbes. 101. les ; I ' " Jobs Gale Everett, ~ Miss K. S. Forbes, , r-i EP,- HerWsberfo 101.10 s. US • Wilts • lO 0 It Fauntleroy, F.sq. 10 10 Marks Enaielsll, Mathes Roper. Esq. 5 lb Esq. &Akers, Adm. Sir R. Ricker. I Somerset lO 0 ton 25 0 The Reir.G. F. I- No -R.Canosibell, Esq. Ar ' relay, W. Cuba. , S . gyle-streeo - 5 b rime's Cloisters .. 6 ~0 'Gro. Bridger Esq. 11m. Clarke, Esq... 6 6 01 P. Alder:sum 10 10 Mrs. War. Clarke .. S I N. Byrne. Req. Rai- I Illajer•Ges. Georg. Ai ••1' i ha of Tht 'Mors- Aresstrumg ion Poe - 5 5 Rubt.Still, Elm. Ales. 4"41 Li. sit-General Vera I I emirs Hale arose, i W Hassey, 0, Rol. sad Wilkomyb- Greet Cumberland- . by kacklutie ' Esq. 10 10 place : lO 0 The Earle, fiarssont k 50 0 Mies Dickens, obits S • , The Duke of Glutton 50 0 Miss Jame Fiances • Jason Siorkdale, Esq. IMllwrholt, 40 10 6 0 . Crumbs, Friars .. b 5 The Right HO. Wm. Ludy Colobsaps .... 5 5 Doodar, M.P. 50 0 The Lord Bishop of The Commit* Nuois- 1 Osford 52 10 paper General Worse, S S Berl lO 10 ' N. S. Edinoustarse, ' J. D. Alrasossier, Esq. E.q 2 114 11l .P. Piers, Req 2 $ Sr. C. Livermore, 30, Thus, Pill F.m. 10 11 Oxf or it.,,,,ml 1 1 John Arthor, Esq. 5 5 MAIM) CNA', Esq. , Por James Semasaroz 10 10 ch am b er I mo it n e ,. G ....ch..".. g 0e io 1U Louder air. Thomas Ellis, i • Admiral Sir JOG • GroirrHusiee,Laim- I thole, Bari ll 9 bolo Mr Geo Pullman 10 10 Noroloomberhood 100 • Capteisi T. atrislisio, The ID. Roo. Charles Mosul YAMS,' I I 1 Yorke Dr. Woo. R widows. 31 10 Mr. Sams, St. James's- Wm. Minim. Esq. 5 5 . siren ...e 10 10 Earl alleostord and I Moak Keene, Esq. 10 10 Warrioalou lOO 0 Captain Edge, R.N. 1 1 J, i5,,,5,..0,... li.q. 5 S W. Heherileli, Esq. 10 10 D.. Valpy lO 10 I Gem Sir Alured Cooke, 111. moos Klug e EN. 10 10 G.C.11.. ...... .....52 10 'Michael Burke, Req. Vire • Admiral Julie Ilallyleo gas .... 2 0 Furrier Lord Ghia chill 20 1.1 Dowager LailyAroodell 1 1 1 he *re. Dr. Jim**. I Dodos* of Boarleligh 52 10 .it far ammo( Hr. Thor. Loandrii, Esq. 10 1U 5 0 T. B Sweet?, Eq.. 5 5 F. John 8e..'..m. Mire Douglas 1 11 le kiasserum, &met 50 0 11. Poacher, Eaq. Ar- The tidicers awl Pa i- liogiomatrees lO /0 %Ors of the 9311 Akira ems C. Smish 10 10 Highland( rs ...... 43 10 Sir JOHN CAM PSELI, K.T S. Hou. Ses. N.R —Soslo.eriliers are orqmsted so loc paroirolar in riritoo• I Dim ligiliNellawilitallp•Olh,olo.llla it i• ',Wooded t o record th ew l . so broom. on the Pirdeslal sal .he 31onuaresii. 1 Woks Cue receives Subecriplives are opened al all the MINE woe Ghr, ‘, KING GEORGE THE F.OUXT,H citows EP, 9IVA r Nosv-eousiosetly be procired at Pre:stores lassie WOIIIIIOOII. 97, fined ; sod srlarreai tie Asam', kr. Ilitliittod, wales sb:s So's! elfosloo to he Spray disisabiabled all inesieal circles of IV'S otiose adsjesSes limplre, to commemorate so prowl sad isdrvessioir ass epoch, use ti poser permits, from Ibis dep. adi Mosie.sellers so prim/ aid pobliols the above Gier, " IC*/ George the Fulfils is Crowned. Viva!" for their owe esooloakilt, sod for Ilse Pleasure of she 'bole vocal world,Soolsory, Illiddiross, October b. WESTERN DISPENSARY, Cbar'costive.. Weidelissom. His Royal Highness Prince LEOPOLD of SAXE COBURG, K.G. Pairs.. ASPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the GOVERNORS of this Charity will be held at the Dispensary, too TUESDAY NEXT, the Ind day of October Wesel. at Six o'Clotk to tie Evade', to consider of the Meat advisable omega hi be adopted for procuring a Supply of Medicioes so this lastitetios, is coaseipteace of the death of Mr. Mosieley. • 11to Cboir.itiii is takes at Seven o'Clotli precisely. By Ordue, *M. LINDEMAN, Secretary. Upper Crowoodnet, Wettisioster, • ‘, October IS, 11141. kOPULA7'ION RETURN'S, 1 831. The Abstract or the Answers and Return* made parestint to an Act of the last Session of Podia dent; " for taking ea Account of the Population of Great Britoil., aid of the Increase and Dimi motion thereof," is now itt a very forward state. Clerks off' the Heise of Contutesse t . t r with wboat Mello *toiletries. are drti in the Centoittee.roosne digesting those several answers mod retursa. Mr. Phillip.. the Speaker's Secre tary, is particularly active in the superintendence of this great national work. The grand twills, how ever, fur the several counties cannot yet be made as snow returns, or !intended returns, are still wanting ; and for the Obtaining of such requisite documents forthwith special circulars, where there had been omissions or defective answers, have been forwarded. London and Middlesex, laborious as it must have been for them to comply with the orders of Perlis 11110e, have been unusually prompt and accurate in tuckering the required information ; there are fewer deficiencies for London and Middlesex then for any other divisions of Great Britain. Some of the details we shall lay before our readers; their accuracy may be relied on. They are iotevesting. as will be more particularly per ceived by the comparisons with the lest Returns, in 181 I. We shall first give some of the Hundreds itt Middlesex, remarkable for bring well kuowu and populous; and then some of the parishes in the me tropolis where there have been carried on, or are teltiog piece, considerable changes iu buildings, in forum/ new streets, Ste. E Tor.—Males 11,858, females 13,916—t0tal 45,771. la 1811 the total was 10,577 ; so that there is as increase ad 5,194, or eiste-Afth, in hot years. ELTRORNE (COpiiithig of Breolford. Uxbridge. &c). — Males 8,917. females B,o76—tossl 17,843. lo 1811 the level was 10.1011 ; bereave 2,577, to ose-iieveuth. Gots (which includes Edtwares Harrow. &r).—Males 5,067, females 4,739—t0tal 9,806. la 1811 the total was 6,738; the increase, therefore, beteg Jou, or nearly one. Pooh. lat.twoireh.—Mlles 5,735, females 6,550—t0tal 12,185. The total of 1011 befog 10,669, there is an loci-ease of 1,616, as leas thou one-eightb. brim (14araptos, Stains, Teddiagtoo, 6.514, females s,9llB—total 11,417. The total of 1811 leas 11,666; so that Me itirrenee N wily 761: The Hradec& of Osselmon, and the Parishes in the Mr. ninon@ heft ORM* will, it NNW instaans, show still greeter chaoges of soother character, saintly, is the build. WS; so!. OpIIULSTON, FIMBIBURY Dirtstom.-41aks 56,316, kooks 1113,496—t0tal 119,601. 1i5.1611 the returns weer.-stiles 41,463, females 50,035—h00d 91.538. !serene 17,164, or sear usw-foorth. ler Si. James's, Clerheowell, there are hones isluilosed 4.111111, handing INS, uniallobreillt9l—total 5,381. Ia 1811, then were bosses ishabited 4,146, building 196, on. inhabited 108—total 4,378. SW shot there is so iserease of 98 in the 1101terebsikling, sad of 1,004 is the growl total of houses; said such increase, let it be recollected, hos takes place in she parish that suffered rio tench by the diSeellies to which the watch trade was exposed. Is St. Mary's, laborer, there see houses inhabited 3,410, buildiag 114, onialtabited 171—total 3,791. la 1811 there wets loonies inhabited 4,391, buildsog 185, oaoshobited It—total 1,11541. Isieresise is the Number of houses 1,130, or much above ilea third. osstmeroo. Towns Dismos.—Males 163,709, feesales 137,948 OW SOLIISO. IN 1811, the retinas were, soaks 199,996, (finale* 119.307—t0t0l 137,487, being es lacrosse u(64,163. It is curium, as well as saugirlar, for the ream k li does Not apply to other 'Monis hero mesitiiowd, that accord. isg to the present venison, there ore Now 15,7b4 users aisles than females in this imuclod; *bile i.e 1811, then were 21,307 more females thaw ostler! Crry or Laosso.—According to the worms be the City sif Lawton withisi the walls, there were tusks IT fentates 88,688 —.timid 88,074. It 1811, there were sales t 7.8811, females 87,918—.10tal 88,4114—iaeroatie INN; the sntallinos of which weetber is most satisfactory, se else i trotted wish the vast lae►ease its the inlsalsitarts and is the Insiktines in other more opricparts of the metropolis sod its vicinity; she rootless* within the city Dot briag westevially iiirrrastml, affords pester security for the prescrratiosi of the healthy( Leedom. to close . and Live any communication With an person. al assure if oar friends have done at St. Gervis. fiats , &c. ft is more than • mouth since we have seen any ;ter. gots from Prrpiginue.".—aeurno/ de 141 Haute Ga- The Marquis of Moonier, the Frrucb Ambrosia . dor to the Colin of HaboVer, gave a grand darner *eke, in honour of the Duke of Borlideahx's birth day . - Flamini! FUNDS.—Fire per Cent. Consols, 89 f. 71 c. ; Bank Stuck, 1,592 f. sp c. VIENNA, OCTOBER 3. Acroonts from St. Petersbergh state th.t the Russian Cabinet his replied to the last note 44 the forte. The answer wia not made knowtl ; hut it proves that notwitlistsudiug the abseuce of Benin Stiagonolf, the negeciations have not bet° inter rupted. The Asturian Obierver containi the following article:— " The Mims el:Nodosel nearly in the am. .bate. The stroog holds noon', in the halide of the Turks; the open country is laid Waste by both of the Bel lierent parties, and they are menaced with famine in every quartet, ii the harvest has been destroyed. Prince Demetrius Ypsilanti is still at eartence with the different Ineurgeat Chief", sense of whom S A4Blpft4 to recognise his superiority in the cone. he Greeds of the Korea are destitute of wait dike stores of every knot "The strict discipline maintained by All esehe,, great wowsbse et she tleyards; sad " its of Moldavia, who load token se ge the Pruth, to return to their own iou et t ry." The waters of the Danube rose, on the 45th of September, to the e(traordinary height of fourteen feet six inches. The Austrian Observer of yesterday coutaius the following intelligence :—"Osi the 24th of July a fire took place in the Castle in which Ali P.cha has been shot up, when the Palace of this rebel, and many of his magazines, filled with provisions, were reduced to ashes. People are, ignorant of the cause of this terrible fire, which lasted four days./ Since this event, the news of the death of Ali is re ported more than ever. Notwithstanding many persona believe that this new., as well as the pre tended nerrociations which he had commenced through the agency of his confident Veli- Aga, with the Comiumiders of the besieging coops. are only stratagems to deceive his enemies and conceit! his real dispositiour." GENOA, OCTOBER 3. Recent intelligence from itnte stales, diet th Turkish fleet has order. utterly to destroy the har bours of Idris. Spezzia, sod Ipsara, which were the centre of the Greek trade. NUREMBERG, OCTOBER 7. The Princes Clement and John of S who arrived here on the 411 i, eat out yesterday for Seitz ,erland, from whence they will proceed to Italy. DUSSELDORF?, OCTOBER 45. His Majesty the King of England arrived in the evening of the 3d instant. Yesterday morning the . trenadiess of the laud wehr of the guard, the two hats! .telions of the 16th and 17th regiments of infirmity, "the mounted awl dismounted artillery, formed in front of the hotel occupied by his Majesty. The King, dressed in uniform, decorated w ith the Order - MC ire Black Eagle, mid attended by a numerous amilbrilliaot Staff, traversed the whole lin., and eau* the troops to defile in slow and thee in quick step. His Majesty expres.sed, in the most tinker ing terms to the officers, his satisfaction at the line appearance of the troops. The King set out at six o'clock this anomie!; for Hanover. ST. PETZRIBURGII, SEPTEMBER 19. His Majesty the Emperor departed on the ted fur %Vitxpek. The disproportion between the merchandise im ported, which augment. in an astonishing manner. rod the objects of exportatiesi, of which the aunsuut is iacousiderable, has ceased many failures, but they are of little importance. BOURDEAUE, OCTOBER 9. The nominations of the Deputies, as bit as is known, afford the greatest hopes to the friends of the Kiug and the Charter. They are, for the meet part, Presidents of Colleges. or men equally well known for their attachment to the Monotelly. MERMANATAOT t SEPTEMBER Qi. The news from Moldevie and Wallachia an nounce the poesuge of the Dsisobe by the Turk.. In enter to exactly fulfil the conditions fur the re eatablishmeut of the Greek churches exacted by ,Kusna, and. at the same time, not to violate the Mahometau law, which forbids Mithometatis from rebuilding Christian churches, Jews; ore employed fur that purpose. At Jassy very rich Jews are seem dragging atones. and conducted by Turks with whips is their laud , . it is the sante in the cuts y. suits, ocsossa 3. We au assured that we shall sec the Kit% of ell r ies Ofd Vice. r ..11 prosides for a sectiou of th e C or te s i n Ile*, eotriptited of the Deetitses from New Spain, V r w Iliallicw, the peninsula of Yucatan, Gineemolo, liroviscias nutrias of the east awl west. sod the two Culifornias. Five of thew, at least. in ii-st-t to the General Codes. This section shell inert in reuse and on the same (refs/ as the Getters) C ure I a. There shall moor In %lefties.; a Oriegolarut to exectite the Hower of the Kin,, with four Growl Secretattea. Added to all these, three will he a section of the Comical of State, composed of yenta iudividuals. There are a variety of other provisions, among-t which is one proViding that ell the public debt traded in the section of Mexico bison be paid by that Goverimsent. A letter dated Vera Cruz, Augustl. translated from the 1-lavailliab Paper of August 28. vordwifts a journal of events which hint occurred from dee 119th of June to the l.t of August. The fullowing it r summary of the journal " June 28th, Lieut.-Colonel Don inireph Ricca "eta to destroy the house. outside tim walla, but returned at night without elf cling it.-29th, 0 . 411111 went out fur the stone purpose; he had wee ski,- bushing with a hundred hotseuteti; having procured i reinforcement of a hundred and fifty men, be pursued the horsemen, but they proved superior, and the Culvert was put to Bight, after loan% fifty men. At (spur p.m. Lieut.-Coloriel Santana sum @untied Vera Cruz to surrender ; the town iefused.- 30th e .a email fort opened upon the towel ; libelous ratorried the Arc —July 1, a kaiak aft iron kepi rip all day. The comrades thrown int, iietrzolasrio jilted the helloes and iiihisisellasesest—delt a Si' use firing was kept up call day; the Anus neringl.wiin the Viceroy, O'Doonju; the endy_foscsfie hi j ouglit was eighteen officers; Dan' Marten, terituta arrived front Mexico, whicii• t liefirillsii'l2.l June ; the siege of Mexico Sirio.dltilkossreiled ran ; Puebla.. capitulated 26th July, on die/ the whole kingdom is now fur lturbitle, except .lilexico ! mid Vera Cruz.—July 3. the 6ring 4ill contiuues, de stroying the house. and wo und ius iubistritants, The Viceroy has taken the oadi.—.laly 4, hussy .Aring all day.—July 5, the enemy retired, leaviirg• behind a howitzer.—July 6, no titistg.—July. 7, at half-past three. a. NO.. ON wo , OWII WOO 111 401 t Wilder • heavy shower moil dark bight, with scaling-lad der,, on the fort San Joieph. They if cretin/a got possession of Sau Fernando. - The glte of Merced was opened. sad 500 mon were lidediled through the steeds, and readied the portal raudo. A reinforcement came up hoot Ilic.ctiatip and ships, arid the enemy were now oishind al. They lust from two hundred and 111100 - Tistee Into dred. Our loss was about sixty men.' •Tber fide* was dreadful, for from half-past three till seven ire the morning, when • twelve, eight, and four pounders, slid a howitzer, were taken frau) their, there was no incessant firing at discretion, both of musketry and cannon, from elf point., so this it appeared as if Vera Cruz no longer existed. The siege catboat' to be carried se with she greatest rigour. They will not let any provisions come only travellers and muleteers, with cochineal and other produce, are permitted to enter." BOSTON. SIPTIMIIIf a 15. (From the " Astimial Ossetic.") LlMA.—lafotmation from " the Liberating Army of Pei a." hod been received at Buenos Apra, direci ly the head-quarters of San Martin. of Huse., of the date of the 6th of April. It ineniamed a fruit less 'meeting of Commissiuoers, appointed by Sou Martin on the one hand, and the Viceroy of Peen. Leavens'. on the other, to treat of a basis of pram. No military movements of importance had H.eti taken place ; but it is stated, ander the hard lit Mendoza, June 7, 1821, that acrordiog so iaielli gener of as late a date as the 30th or May, froths - Pero, the liberating army had returned to ynnila the siege of Lima; that Lord Cochrane had at tacked Arica, mid takes a number of Npeolob tea sels and • large quantity of specie; that the erwriny was pursued and might be followed straight. %vol . .. out obstacle, to Potosi ; and diet San Martin bad ion by Pico on a secret ofpedition. virreme Me Baltimore Anteriefue, September II.) bwilly the arrival at this port yesterday of ette aiabooser deltoids Bell. from La Guayra. we have intelligence of the entire defeat of the Ituyaliins ip Corn, who left Porto Cabello with *bout 1.700 mess, and landed at the last-ateutioued place, where they lost snore than 1,000 men in killed &Oil wounded, the rest embarked. All the small armies' vessel., together with the Spanish brig of wipe have been taken mud destroyed by the Wive Col. P•dildo its the harbour of Carthageue s ivilieft city, it wee supposed. would wow be com pelled to capitulate. The soldiers in the fortified lions of Curious are aufferieg much with hunger. and they are chatty besieged by land and sea. It is generally believed they must shortly surreade.. as they hare Ito money or credit to purchase pro visions, grpgil l/44411d c.)0 7 .art g--C) . - ' • .... • . • ~ . . . • ' . ' , ! et; : ie." ~4 * ......!. :a / i / ? 01Ik ; r iaj t i libm it i • . • ..,,. , . . - .. . . CZ' 4rIID VSI . V . 1 111 !AV.? kr. 3 f ?cr." , 4. . - L .;,:4.1. Li; .1,6 • ,a I . 1 iel, ,-A • ALI 'AA 11 - VAl.',4 An": ZiVi Li RI r ~..;. a bug : • -.am.-- no del . 1 4 f r 0 .. -• i , . ~, ,j'• e'd on . 7 -.", •: • 7 N ib , 01 . lio seal Mla la imihnistfal r .ilto.tvlvol h. • t* e,, ~ Nemi, Iteregewt gem iiiiitli 4T 1 3 ye! q se!? • ••••1009 • ~. .ouq' ridf aieire ewakies , * wasawlll •• - i . . rr-erse . „- 11.10 ire NI les Iod• , -a • , . ,i.., • • trait 1...9 , 4 in .0114t0.3 , .•' t:• . ' ..;:31 f ~.!..31:314.41141 f . ...., . Ilif enlirriii , to ore• as IMorilt 16 SitalitellMa feMPORMr4 . -••,• • f OP 'fa 1:r PI .rxd oresrath . :.. Mal torsi •erarri ogril-il ese f I " ' • • •• .. ~ .1.1...v.e . ., ' WPM, • • '' 4 "". eitb . _._:„ 1 - V '71.0-' .- -- r . . t T. IST t •••fh_M .IWI !!!..:',." --- - .1. ' -: -": • ....t , • . . . NUMBER 5888. '': l •'' . • • : ;'' '-j , ''• '' ; ' • LONDON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1821: .• . Parc' 7d. ;;•zi.- It . :I.e-w 1... 11 .' 1 .-- ... • i • . ••••ammono... ‘Q ' • ' . - ..• 1 England here. It is iu this expectation that all THRATRIN-1110YA 1., DRUNY-LA NM. M R H e E eor t)N his U is tE N N A T J A Es L ry T K R I O NG PH o Y EORt in e H o t pl iwi eems wiin uti l N• waso lV l V.,,R"Ns emeribiosami l• 1444 : 11 0 8.d r. .. i r itasawd C°11111 , 4 74 . / ~, FOREIGN IN TEL,t;IdILNGE. Pr HIS EVENING, THURSDAY, Ott. ia, . , passible prepsrations have. been - mode at the new IL his Majesty's Semmes wilt perform (Rids Wee) s new designed. sad to be eeeel"." l. ----, by Neetbeet Wleels Seq.) "d i h e li u m il l i amd e Tillorkr.,Sasila.'Aenrissilliws,4o,,t to bit Re N y '' ill i bl ' en , , .. ... R. UTri." PAIHS PAPAL Palace at Porsdsm mid at the King's Palace in Berliu. bramasie Piece, is three sett, emit.", PATRON: . 5....\----.74- ...._. . - - • • etioseleser,'ObeesdisLielsow minims ; where ail eastanno• ' His ROYAL HIGHNESS . . the DUBE of TOR , K. . ew es , ate t e qese em t a beeeitasival. - - -• _......_ GERALDI DUVAL. . • . FARIS, oCTOIIIIII ti. - i v) ~ A ..:.7, 1 , , . k Yederday tbe Kieft banishment business id* Oa 4 .,,, . if. ,AfillEitlCAN PAPERS. THE BANDIT OV BOHEMIA. i - • ~ • icerriew aim t 1.1 I Y -- ' Genital Dowel, Mr. °awe; Cogs Alarmism!, Mc i.e . ' Her ROYAL ' HIGH N LIM the PRINCIMB AtIGUSTA, rrff E QUARTERLY' REVIEW, No. L. Z. marquis of Leuriatom sod the Minster of Om Imo '' -'' . . .„ ice mi , m mi u shl m o m., Mr . Kai& ;Kr Hee. ROYAL HIGHNESS the DUCIBRINI of GUM. -.M.. was pahliehid•TlllS DAY. • Bard; mem/ • • tenor. . 2 ad:. Me. Randall; Simon; Ale. Smith. &belied. cattalooi CENTER, ...---- ; _ , • .. „. ~.. i 4 . 1101 F TOME , SEPTENREA 14, d'Alembert, Miss Sal ii IMMO : Ni., is Mei Celan ; Himont', Her ROYAL HIGHNES S the PRIpICIISS SOPHIA. DR. llNOrli 'inirr OF DESPOTISM. The Ot•dinance f or the elevation of Di l a no! ..Llra AID tireitaxe NEWS FROM MIIIOO.-. Her ROYAL HIGHNESS the DUCHESS of CLA. fa t h e IPeess, liatodoosehitidammill Ds Octave ealease, Pries quite tb the Peerage is dated the 25th of 501 0 0 0 I'• We Move brio favoured by a cominereial foiend Mrs. 111•04; lecher., Mo. Fetersois. RENCF., . . , . • • i with Hatassath letters awl papers to the 26th A 00. ~._.,,. a.. ber last. . ; ~ , . i • , After whirls Her ROYAL HIGHNESS the DUCHESS of RENT. THE Sef ri T i ; Or .ESPOTISM. By , Extract of a - letter GUIs Graeae. nest avßeeleff% just. . • , THF. CORONATION. The Proemial miiieweates from Westealspitee Na 11.... Twilit:Timis : nis ROYAL HIGIIKESS the Dim& of cimit gm-% • Lowhmi , arm , D.D. dated tbe 211th of September : . • • . • • ~ The letter . ander dikte of the Rad liters. that 11 vo Ilw as4 fre•wa sireasetafy ikaae sree. , lb° , l ie iti.10 :1 4 ,.. K t a b r t 7 in ill. isonavi . Thirae H u ROYAL HIGHNESS the DUKE of SUSSEX, H our, 45, =V III T I I ' / reprised by "jag. " burel"Delle C° 06416 t 1 110 tiPatiea . el ll 'l.loll 11 " 4 " whole prOvilocer or Mexico; the cot , ii . ea the cer ,,,,,,, 1 „ . His ROtAL HIGHNV.43I the' DUBE of CAMBRIDGE. . . dreadful 'Sets from the terrible di•oWliele with ' • - fbe Hide r . ' if y isieliiiket, ii..• its passeeman o tpendeuts. s era Cruz A a now Cassie Snag. sautted.." The ove • Old Eaillead amid the People "'—The &meth Steve. the Hell, • ' 'Morriss i . . This dJii hio•blishitl.4lo tea. stith 'Patty • *bleb we ma afflicted. At iiareehosei Om nee vi e „ e l y o wa w hi c h wi t h „ it s a w ii",„,,,, i p p ,„ m „ I. the &aim sr whieti the Grad Row of the Cheasipitte. Si. JANIS &LANA) auftga., But. a i.. 1 r 6.ll " T ica b " 1nk ,...11„V JligilM.'.le/e .filbrafir 114, . 1 P4W b e 166.11 ` 411 * . . 4 4 sld the itelsahitieto •sf. that eery, iith Miele Aires.. )OHN RAMSBOTTOM, Esq. M.P. . - . To eratitale with (14th time) • we. Pares, called E " 1810 . pit ° 4l O which " 1661110 14 0411 " 144 wil " the "t 4.16.11 "ur wotild ammo leave for Havannah. Ther advice. ore! MONSIEUR YONSON. swain. WILLIA*I4 lbs. lI.P. • T i tres 11•11 1 6•Maki• * . -11 .• . 1. 2 shosi we not roan have cold *rather. our 'Second received by the Brioisli ►shop o f war Bean, aroilorol Time retooled Chsiseim tq 11..q mpi i=z as. alevood, ...Ttellallasi l ` 1/1.111111 DI/1/1 ".. 1/131144 ! : err . • ; 1141" 4„,„ 4 agg a 11i. " 4 , 4 1 4614 1" 1/111/vil tbe Ge f er ,,,,t e s. "am" lies ildelat "' ttns4tn tion sI A kitty. the Martioi• d'A 'farms. 'IS.. yr.t . erday Is o‘tn . liiivenoish. talle= lll ;;: t r,iii mid. ' Mrs. ,•. • 1 ' LIST OP SUISCRI,SIII4II. • ••,• it i i kilT ily J. i. WILSON . . ee l NMI of the gx-Nloopois of Lentos, has fallen • • There is s pooje . ct of a toow of the Splisitio Coot,. The vein le be spewed at six Audi, ma the p m ,. N a Ilf . . the Duk, _ ._ _Lord . Ktill i !as . na 10 La i des : ; 1 , 01401 - A lb , owl ter j. me.gest and ii. p ar i ii. ViCt ilia to the disease within the lost right de's , fur the (sill e4eublislionent iof . the 5p....e.h 11ouirt4iy F Took ..... ... 106 • viscous Tomei/toes IQ 0 eiteatmiteert ; mad thild hp Mmes. Taylor sad Ilesee ll ;, Fleet. ~.W e sr.° informed there are some attic iu Gracia. In the Siosou•slo prooioces of North Aolierics. - - forename! up bees at per. ff. R. It - the 'Pries. The Right Hos. ilk Ram to. Seemed Nee , Ss. s"—Pit , 3 '. S t ' Seel " ems Avesta 106 0 EMI la Llstreet. 1 %Ye hove resolved to dose the doors, sod sont,to 11 provides for a section of the Curies in Ali-sit•ca Petea_ -'is-: Snead Pelee. 10.-13•Por Gel- .. to, .. "."'• 7... .. . _ ..."P"..1 100 . . • N'a A AO* •• 1^ ' - A • araill."""i16"11"..".""" i .. - _,... ` .1, 4••••,-.....-..-* • ?il 1 ••• P i 1 ~,,,, ~ ...., r „' .... . • rp RISK invites the attention of Int beet e Friers& the Public to the Sterling Merits .f the new 'Lottery, to Ileitis DM* jag NEXT TUESDAY He 1t.6 E, 30th October (Ibis Mouth) It elossiets ur the like& 20.000 Tickets ier Oise Loitery. There ere Three Prises of 30,0991. Mooef—Thirty oilier Capitals—aud *early 6.7641 usher Priars.• All the Prizes are Meeker Mosey!—No Stock Classes!—Every Ticket draws wally! Ti. keta and Shares are on Sale at BISWS Offices, 4, Corn- Lin, mod 9, Chariag-croar, Louden% sad by all his Agents is the Country. LUSH has moll store thine Half a all the 30,000!. Privy /kat he,, ewer hem; and is the very last Lottery, Prises red* .2014114 99,16191. 16,000!. earl 16 tuber Captials. ••• The Puree of Storks are oillarel, hourly, armrest DISH'S tare, is Corsekill, by which the Public cau see the Ilactuatioss. 1 .:~ ' H 1 , IA