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' 77 7 7 • moos, Women* to, 7 From accounts oflcialty cOithstmicated, it op press •that.'in :getter.' the Cholera Nikbes lit tke istand lir Java was dimihistsig From the reports received trait sin's the resi dencies, it is to be obieried Via" iiesifliersons have hero recovered by • time!) , Am 4 o r , is ciplied• the Chairs lliiiasst s cilia*** boal. loualdnim. owl oil of pepperosiiit; io balm- qneiree thossends of the uatives have eagerly alla , 41141- . 4 the local authorities for this iiiipaidjr: *iv. Perrr eneinin the ileteited reports brills 11011, , /Or. tath, sed, arid 20th of JoiOr - aI0). 0 1 147, lAD ,followsintestroate will Any onsidammeee4 Ow MI tither of darks - daily' in tfaill'illttleifjohillr . r. . .r am 1.. ‘apk, & 7,440. ilsikvis...r~ Olkalsogooir. 66 Haslet .'.Aii• oil g ; b ..... 'll 51r.eirti:..• 3 • i , I 44111,T114 ,""! l6O Tonal .bvv.....a. Not kooma ...i e#116.%."1.14111.611; 11 . 7 0 0. w. PIM 011 ...;.....5k • ditto 11ro1beiti . .... . 71 • 1 11 ... P . 441 ••m•• • . A •• • , 6O ...... 137 .. 1 .... 4 Is psis moi.k 4.• .• .. list ' • skt The torsi ournbor of death, elated in deo several ll 'ports . a le WI ftillow6,bef **tier?* oliblyolllllfitieell ,if thel ItePeeter the Puillbee ad.* *OW 91199* yeti steMPORPOt •to he veteneedvs ilratliiiesolO 'be tn.' riPeiOinfble ; .., tir .lel Jose • 05e.....46.•05e -tee 1 1. - , SA- ..... 44•6464..4/41K.•11,1111 llob . ..••11114.,..4.414.1•1b IN/ . 211114 . - . tad • ••.--,• ... IN *, •• • ........ 947 ID& Fr.COND CRAM/ta OF TIRE STA,TES-GENIIRAL arrntio or Novelises 9. ilk Order of the Day was the debate on the ~Foiei] 7 41. - the hiw foe the ippiortioialeg of • tlie . litit4?f 4 riits * ditty Osi Hissehad Ituroiture; nn leng tii difiuln provinces of the kiogdoio. Time* member who apohe as this OCeleillo.loll3 Mr. Werrionek, - of Antwerp; who, in gl4og his ttsitilto the Measure proposed, tdok the ripportu tilty"or observing, that however the members muy (A4for is moms ptiega,it is only with respect to the beat• tumefies of promoting the rhappiness of the eootary,' VIP being animsted *Mr the same zed to' ibcrtiO:iteptooperitr. 'Ceti such differences be 4 • reser to breed hatr e d and allegation between us . ? "Whey let congest and reciprocal. aft= . 1 1 Mw Wilber thetiorwhisk•uniteos. bet a frank sad 4n. Itshtt'rted cf ttrftk4tuy be no more titisidered'Olf' haat& tha'aboiretilinent, but, on the contrary, as the greeriiiporiblesPrvice that can be rendered it. T:ktse.. ttnd not before, we may co-operate con stoutly and efficaciously with his Majesty towards 04-Prosperity Of eir'olllllllloo eonntry', and shelter, it some measure, the expectations of our tkients. The Hon. Member, in giving his assent to the project, expressed a hope that the speedy nsiospletionwf - the eaelasin, or serve, of the king dotitirould citable the Government to form'a Plan for remedying the defects of the present system, by phicc ! ..etne provinces had • larger proportion to pay slum * they ought to have. The project of law was then adopted onani. . . ,a ar abottel4-• • "row 71.1:78111110. wovirmasa 8. French brig Les Dear Emgexies, Captain 4.13 4 Gnarl, bound from Malaga so Duokisk with Oat and bliumake, has arrived ku our roods and cast at ct , or off the Zuldwatermg. there to perform queiranieue. She had lost three anchors in a storm ddi DtAirk. 'There are no sick on hoard. We thin.. is the vessel which, according to the (Aeat Animal and other papers, was refused tufulithtnee at. Dstuitirk.a-(Datch Fop's, Ito . roomer 14.) r r dbe Psoseisdar sista oc sisal Shoo ' s emelt blirodobeda. • .• •,,' •••• • '• okalitson?, troottintt S. The opening of the Gernairitra • Djet . , Which had heitized for the 15th of November, is to be de. retied 'kr ik fOrtnight'ltetter:' ''rliiiadjoiatilinient is attributed to Priam Metternieb's joatehey to Ha nover, which, hiring becifiessivAl ea' Miei pectedly, has delayed the inotriseboes oeemerary to be given to •the Preilidedt if tbs 11:J1et. It ie. thodglit thiie 'initAre - troeis loss — ibly have been modified according . ICeiaitgistertitl conferences which' hairW' Wien pibei' tit ITlfineiei; and whose object tithe Preleot coodition of Oreecf• • - - coWsritrriebrt.e;' oiliest' 111. Cooofisrpotion has irtivriNilf6esorbe'ditiri'post in thia The daimstors Tsphish troops Is, lotely ettpetiiettellit• from the to Viiittpif; i•c•fiai•ed that they have bimisopleiarieillaNd by tlit f : lre4s, aid • Sinai cause witirebila.- 411wariPmeissisertheett' Wed, and a tllitcqt W add; is &ore this late-Uwe.* of the Greeks, is is thought, the retaliation .bie been 'terrible: - Their •foreet hare been coasi4isibly sagiseated ; 164 have defeated four corps. -71telv-oever was • a aura - •dteaditil or oiore alififtwefr erigipiesiseqii;Sliejsabat ;lasted for nine-dojo without intetrAtitiddl. • The mecca ' veil" dkildtdly Apter, the Zimititiondani . of 't*YA:(3l*)ti of Theiiesky,.the.country of All Podia. The letter hu-vt—rhi - of the blockode. ind 6jihti WiTh'ilf the 'see or elairerr oiict wimp whielitho.doeohot Nis tire soda etkited tertest.''".' .r.... • • ' f' s • — Tbi•liiiisiruiti is gess Alta, iteforritig tbeit armies. The eueveleof the •Greelii is a 'eiggiarl efehtolo4l fornis'i new era is bistorj.• OCTOSIIIL QS. The arrival of Capt. Bergantine with "the Russian flag 44. gives greet 4aleitaare to the Porte and the people. Inferences favourable to peace were in). waist* dedatee We* K. 'll e 441E1 riot be a 404 staiotka4li 4viroiii• to tiliieirnble icaOusts how Albania. • Inn iirdWless to digert the minds of, the people tbaea report has been virdobsted this obraing that the Trirkiih 'fleet haefrelieverf ale 'of the Capitan B y in the Greif of trepaoto from !blacks/le, odd shot it had captured twenty of the!Gtiet tea. eels, mime say filly. The Idriots and Ipsariots, it is added, hvve returned to their harbours; rind pro po,itions have been *de for a n accommodation, though the. Porte Abe faunally. refused to listen to thew. ~to ssirsr , i a,t pteA N rr.t , I/3 . ANOVirit *AK 1Y MANNING: NM. *, lief, mud yet, while Parliansevit and the Ministers profess themselves anxisitsior a /randy, it is sor.' prising that in the instance above stated they sboald have allowed themselves to be anticipated by the Frepek Government. England posseases itiFi. tory ou the banks of the Senegal which furnishes facilities for the extension of tride in that quarter. but it seems a voyage 4 discovery to the North • Pole, which, as an up king for the grati fication of seiestifie •coviositpt, is suited only to a season of prosilerity, has spire` charms in the eyes of her Government than the solid advantages to be de rived from the cultivation and extension of trade in the interior of Africa. —........... The Paris Papers of Tuesday hot have arrived. The Scrims of the Legislative Bodies opened on Monday . the 6th instant, and the Chamber of Deputies has sot yet presented a sufficient number of Menabers to enable it to discuss any public quirt from. la the sitting of Monday bat it could net ':iiiiiiter 'mo're tban' 200, wiiich: is 14 short of the i nomber required; it was then three o'clock, • and . It* Passible's! announced a ri adjantimient to the fillereriog day, bet this wee objected to on the trourtd . that lOme more Members tpiglit be expect ed to attend io tl)e course of The Sitting. there Mpg not fewer Than WO in Paris. After some ob- Stiilrelitirms tae Chitinber proceeded to the ordinary baniatoo of the election returns, with which it was til steippied tinhalf, pint five o'clock. The Coortilatimme/ contains an article, dated 1 . catittaitliisOjili, illit October, which 'we iboold . bk happy to Sod confirmed, bat. although we tern* be - inclined to believe what -we desire, cape- : ; rience of the character of all Dews from Turkey is the French Papers will not allow us to give, it implicit credit. It states that the Greeks, joined; by Ali Pacha, have defeated the Turks, and that' i the greatest couatersation prevails in consequence in Constantinople. . - German Papers to the Bth instant have arrived. Extracts from them are given in oor preceding co , !pains. —.........._ THJ4401;44)= -4 "" s 5S, , LONt)OI4, SATURDAY, The Addresses of the Coirt of Aldermen and Commas Council of the Cloy of toadolli.trotiStatu lating•the KING oo his Waft tittita to hob ~Vltittli do: minions, were presented yesterday. it witi be seta in oat report of the . cereitiony,.givea in . anotlidepait Jr our Paper; thit his Als.tssitr. iutho vending terms, addressed the pis') ;fr4ypit a , and expressed his regret that it Wini nit his'ilower to dine with the Corporation of London on -the lute Lord IVlHyor's day. The City to ly thence pre -911113e, that, if circumstances permit. it will enjoy that . honour at the Easter feitirst.- -__ Eatract of a letter from the Agents to WV'tit at 611 . 400 - Ayres, dated September 4:— " By a letter received here ow the 2d instant, dated Santiago de Chili, 13th ultimo, one p.m. the schooner Montezuma had just arrived, from Cal : leo, With ofEcialraccounts of General Sax Mama hiving entered Lima by force of arms." Aa •application of a very singular nature was made yesterday •to the Court of Chancery, and which, if it could be successfully established as a principle, would lead the way to the meat certain means of affording relief to the farmers throughout the country. A petition was presented to the Loan , CHANCRLLOR by two persons of the name of HUD SON, who hold a farm in the county of Essex under the Coopers' CoMpany, praying that it !should be referred to the Master to inquire and report whether the rent they now pay to the Companyought not to be reduced. This farm was let some few years ago by the Coopers' Company, as trustees of a charity, at which time the lessees were supposed to have acquired a very beneficial interest in the land. The produce of the farm then sold et a good remu nerating price, but the profile of agriculture had since that time suffered throughout the empire a very serious ditninutiou, and the farm in Essex watt unfortunately not exempted from the general evil. The • petitioner* • had • in consequence of this sustained a very considerable injury, having lost in the 'eat 1820 alone not , less than 1;0004 Nye dare cry that this particular case differs in a * ,, tft istlitttite degree from the of • the great malrseigi of farmers in the United kingdom, bilt•this; ire believe, ii the only instance of such an Us the present to a Court of Equity for special relief. The Court of Chancery, we pre- Saute, has jurisdiction in' the present case, as the The following paragraph is extracted from a tWer or Togo&ly •" Opinions which have long been dirided with Itsp4l to Senegal, oie nor: hegi n 10 1 4 to 6i'acide, it ie now *greed that the coustry is adapted for colonial cultiiiriou. • The rrpeatcil trial.pluch have been Oro& brthe !Slid theclinrie, hive e.ntirely _ ._ e' Jr Own , to assemble en army to . accept - amnesty . f' f er th e: 9106altileihmt , Wp' proof cler.: . posh who is .to bear the conrequences, . or plains of Sophia, to observe Turk., and which has had little effect in the rest a • iriciinit iiiiiribuiti log enterrion e ip e ssir • 1 19 .119.0 CP.P.V.r.b.Y.IWAGGIOYD;ti,SJUI.T . 1 .16.Ci11 i -f.t • ' lll ti m e llealeAllell "" *lmg-:-1161.6111 " 1 " 9141111 / 1 " :s r AilfriTliiiiiit' iiitialtkie nab. 'ijai iiaitii-, 'iciica !..P.1. --.ll ll.Titifil Ns - p" ,- .D .- ex - Pio9 l e . "0 if 4 : lief " be . P 4 - 11•se • • t il lk e- , •cutiar,coP.PrilliPW of Yea" sent word to tim e -Parse thautlaimisionderstsadiag , .:... .'. .; . ..v..,. • ... ... ~ ... . • .. ?mow, u obe Turks and t h e . pn eo p eo p.ibe o f wailii Goa. 11 614gea. OF ;Wm, DPW's. ; sod liiiihrs• f hisser666d for bibelots of colonisation. it Gems ilkifiht ober . ilig" 'PI he ,had nit 41"iteuhlted have be/ilLOrtileatity •adjorted. .. The I,ll 4 .mheipi, • • Tbe.enuristot •of mien pima in the !elopes. • a'whilr is iott*lried to appeal to the'plaritsre, Ord ' when he had joinotila rho engsgeasoar. The in Asia' Wkhor.. •it seem. that 1444 , riti i ll.ii %papa neonir Kat • roe or adinsdise ti ere: Octleisiidi;,, and : shell thailonogal is destined to became an attn. laillit7er, sostrwieO as aspect esoentailly at Conglll,ll ll l/o*.risOiriingstie aitairs tlia Pete,. the Tricks-6611 Gad' it diffichlt to shbdue that • cultural cidOwy.. Let Ira hOire. thi4fl;y th e eide) . • irbew it #te . itni PO • poor 011.18 .Rho Iftnnl n e n n #^ nannesusat :The alma .witufactory eeetaints, hamr. ' lifeag country anew. ?son & Piichit'har• eobikitrite'f At ' siOn of ta~tttaAtoo, ori. commerce will aeon dad at Sens. to an aretmeat from which he fondly hopes I ever, have been ireariwrel •raopectingr: the Twelkisli . . . •.. . shell by !noti f ied tO irithKt Pre moons of u ~. fleet. Pre di ff erent Imsdinr were *Matted With h.° f orces in the ineinue of PatemPrwhoo ho is on Gal both oto Piw4wco and o new tnarkel. " „ ....„ . entire sokkesii, The &Wary state or Conotaatino- the tlefitnite, end' !deatie6tly hrodefina idoletiniee the decay of nide bus beta for Wilt Ow the and hooloilirable support for hisofri! tad his tlio?ilY ' pie was asisfactoty,-4/Varnalorg Correspondent. from ilia' Turkieb . 16i. to iefici mei hieadia subject of loud and general complaint. The open- there Ih alaa a further poipt neyinir itt ssisids ow li'orearbang./. t -•(•••• -••-• • • • • •-" •'.i • - tiv 'mum of - lest kW has ' beton* adverse to the nig or new chairciels Wiiiila bit ii..441.1n0di 9t ' re- case to be c""iderfd* and tills Iretil ''.';!5 1 1 1 !" DOWNIGIIII. *culla' el! Aro* 0440;, , 000, be 4e4m.ot escle sively tsis theiniereStpfibe *otheeside, pod iovolsel a gantlet a of expedieocy upon the probable advise. tage of relaxing the lc! 0)A of the agregoseet roar of the saving party. Should laud be let to • poor farmer, who is unable to endure the exigep. cies arising from a course of unfavourable years, the eonsequeseee to him must eventually be a total ipeolveoey, fraudulect flight to smother coon -I,trT. The consequences to the landlord mast be lies of One; two, or three years' rent, the expense of au ejecitseut, and of an action for the rec.. very of surfers, or else op the flight of Iris tenant he receives his land unstocked and impoverish ed by improper cultivation, with houses dilapi dated, and waste of every kind committed. These evils, or some of them, might hare been prevented, ' hod the rent been judiciously reduced before the preesure of circumstances had reduced the strag gling fanner to choose betweeo the alternatives 0( Bight or imprisonment. Several Noblemen mud Gentlemen threugliout the kingdom have kirsop tat feel the necessity of yielding to the exigency that no* weighs upon the, agriculture of the country, oat; we doubt not that the dictates of their humanity in fording seasonable relief to tbeir tenants will lon &mad to be, as it might W Ise, sermistent with the Illtrist principles of sound's/Wend discretion. lti iThe case before the Loan CAANCSL LOB. mteitith Liirdthip referred the matter to the Mester, oith Oienuderitauding, as, we collect it from therspect, di* whatever reduction the Master may advise shall l e Permitted only dining the existing exigeacy, should it be fonod to be merely temporary. Letters from Havoenah, dated October 6th, ention, that Mexico and Vera Cruz had. refuse* I t o accede to the late Treaty entered iuto by Peutq. >ltoa, end, sanctioned by the new Viceroy. sow. They add that fresh disseutiom had broke eat among the Independents. The Gwen Glendower arrived at Valparaiso me .Bm 13th July from Cillao; and the creole Genital% Pa the ogth from is cruise. The &p r& and Comb smiled on the 31st for the coest of Pesu. The Loyal Briton and(Brilliul tronsports wttpi the . lst division of the gist resimeht on board sailed &ea Groeniick .Oa pie 10th iSitent for Jamaica. A private letter from Nienport, dated the 14d1 inetant says—e 4 A shocking occurrence took pt Sri:ten:lay at Bruges. • Two brothers quarelled , opt whom took out e knife and cut the other's thint_. The heed was nearly severed from the body, met died immediately. The wretched survivor was kW Mandy apprehended end - comitsitted to gaol. It id Sot uncommon for the females in that part of the itenntry to fight. with knives." CHILI—The Governor of Chili has transported most of his State Prisoners and some crimioals the island of Juan Fernandez, where they intopol planting a colony. A few troops and a Gov and some women, comprise the whole popu,latiams The Journal de Paris states—" A letter from Bale, dated the 9th instant, announces to us that General RAPP died pt six o"clock, at the morning of that day, at his'eouutry seat of •Reinweiler, four leagues from that Lowe. The almost hopeless state in which the General has lately been renders Chip grievous intelligence but too probable : we are, however, hound to add, that at noon this day (Moot day) no account of it had been received at his house in Paris." Thursday Danish Bonds sold at from 80 to 80i. The contract was concluded in London, Ind has not yet received the ratification of the King of DIN MARK, but it is expected by the next mail. Mean time, the transactions in them are made subject to that ratification. We were incorrect'in stating that the power is reserved by Denmark of incycming the loan to three millions, in INS. on the WM Serail she merely stipulates fur the right of ratting en ad ditional mill ##### and a half on the same securities (that is, the 'Shand duties and the revenue of her West India Island.), leaving the terms to be ad justed by mine future contractors, and not at all pledging the previa' ones. The house of Mesans. F. A. HA LDEMA ND and Sons has taken tlie whole of the luau now introduced into this market. We underoand that the dividends on that portion of it which I i mates bunco will alio be paid in London, The Earl of Wicitt.om was elected ists Friday lost a representative Peer of Ireland, io the room of the Earl of ittinta, now a Peerßain. or Great Br i t ain. Mr. MonTaaiis, in the Vice-Chancellor's Court of T 74RE ar,RAVAD.E, TREE " t TILE rept XNE &lEEE IPIE Tllll 9UPT • .0 lobe, le" mak"! seeh as how Se lest alone to slumber% power? 0, ma! loss easiee Fur the mooting* walks, where lovers mem, And the silver soap, mid the Ail* filreet• Of their sereamle. And the, love rim, the Queen of Night kliiirphls thy rest, for her =flee are brigbt Oa thy mewing nem; itod the hire*. Ames of love sad blies Are awake aid abroad, is a night like ibis— lima, where art limo? 0 quit, love,galt those willows blest, That bower SCOSINI shy conch of rest, From realties above; Forget, if thou mom, the Hsleyoo theme, And wake to as holy, as happy a dream— The dream of love. kark, ipme, hark tp yip melody [Mal, 'Ti. the soar of the nightiagate postbag her plaint. To the marry ray ; But the "sly arks that earn cheer sty eight, Aid bless my sung with their louts of light.. Oh! where are they ? And list, love, list, mid the silence around Theo aloult hear beside, the sorroter'd wood Of thy lover's lay ; As be slogs that the earth and the skies are die, And the beauty of eight bath nu beauty fur hia, While thus art noel. Theo wake thee, wake thou sweetest lower, Aud quit for a stieuient thy virgin bower, For thy true Woe'. same ; There Is wooed to harm thee, 'roomier on high, The earth Is tranquil, and to is the sky, Then wake, love, wake ! fair bears, she wakes; from her wlodow Car, The well.knowu sound .if her lout F•i4Ar Huth eight ker.esr MAW at her calmest she lakes her stand, hod waving ales -her lily band, /the wafts a kiss to her cavalier. . jrcl i 1 4 .4, , 1 ; . 1 i g 1 i t 1 ~ i , 1 1 a I' 13 . , .i 41 :i f ; 1 I , A ' 4 1 I • ' I 1 • ; . .1 ' l l ( ' I _fir ." i ? i • ; 1 t li i l A i I 1 t T 1 1 .)' 1 II; i 1 ' Y i 1 1 ; ./ , 1 I 1 .." .. 1 t l i . • -t f , 1 i • of the city. The Greeks daily lose Timbre sad vessels m*the Greet beet on the coast of l'Arpon.. testified his wish hit. • tlinptain , o those subjects upon hr more of their old privileges, and are gaithadlY Min% It aistospiellofultandk ef,106.11 . 1 :sad . Qsreroment '•~ • • • - s • IttllT soy . sinking into a- tstate of complete slavery. On the had nyen ci re 4thi... /th e t aai ss idA ',rip s gat colonization " 14 " ••!" a • 1). t e Frew ' • • • • 261 h of September they were prohibited from keep- , . 11* . " des. There d i oab gllit t ingany Franks in their service, and a few days ego a:pec~ ;► it ••• id be any ie . if "'Awoke! a bar eyes , lios, the ancient ordinances were renewed respecting the Turkish squadron.. • ensifiding the • oe ad ' • 'ea of the coaot►y ought, generally speaking, to be bound to the fill- * 4 ! ; $4 l-- Wal l • i411100D411. lrchipela~a Lose /. la a faa-alealsi . Itetostriilmr.drotitlks*wr-ILaala *Am!' 4! 11 1 1 .. 9 11.0 4 4.,0 1 . 3 •49 1 44 1 min has titTorders assemble an army to be disposed to accept the amnesty offered by the for tbeintrodnesi, o,t e t t isiNep,Vr rem, cep• , .gasai who is obi e to bear the consequences, we see of 60, 9 0 / 1.1016 toe plains of SaPhatrta observe e Tasks, and which boa had hide effect in the rest thioasarHtiiii: ai r tk. enteritrise..a.lllllr _D_O IL O P4 e_.1114 Ittltitc.lol.l.l6.4lJS: t _ 4,04 Q, , a 0 5 • • PAIMP PAPERS PARIS, NOYEIIIIIR 13. Sevo 114,44.111 01;11:1,--.41 Agenakeb *ad lomberd trit4U24...• • . Mee/ a l tbe to ki.raleeni fre aa-oppiiiimed,posr Vi' siKi .litUngOOPAget *he lour if *b . . , _ . . . . - -__, _ _ ______ __. . - "1 -. "j•••• — •'•* -- ;' , .',' " t 7."‘77'."°"'•;'''''.•••••imwt The Princely Fortune at/ Thirty Thous •Un 1',., - confirentid. the expectations conceived by Blueti t . ism fornis-part of 's property that belongs to a I 3el erday, presen ed a °tenthly correct pecture!f IPniinds mai , be obtained Next Tuesday for Yerteravy the Xing pie a privetewsdtence to • ;:. 7*JitpAil#N, 'BI. ! 111c9t1; 'Old tits 11. e finrcli!O 41itl Fermin charity, in the county of Ewa. and c. 1111.. I f i le 1 ! 1 !x?fif_ 11 , 11 „ I e t s !? 1 . 1 Ineensing BsTriMir., H e tor oi ..., o r Tw ee ly.t.p. p ane d ' F onnegn sinui nv the hiarquis d'Auticharsp, Peer of France, and have visited that part of Africa wiilt thiy jpag titles are especially aced under the protection st y le d Fri/ tin: had b ee n - occ up i ed ~ " ..d t h e pre- rtur ‘Pnitelir F"frass i Thep," 4 ,ll"l° ftglitij i ~. .• : Governer of the Loaves.,-.: • • • • ig .. sna il and en °c oc In re Ing .4 . i :c V, 1.72 . u s , : . k.,1 1 1n - ,_ , 3‘ . -. . H. Majesty tresseeted •besittellA' with General taiiit 'sad .. ipirit • oT eFikratioti: lir - Cirsieithei;re end ; erne or irwitrboit ; 'but of the same time we b i ,ij t f • TI " ". CaUSe* a altiwalh be I " a9 " d l l'ottd. 6 ;,.°l 'l7' l ""`Airl The s. ti • ,_n and the p .• e f le . -- of thoes - expetistellii; wine( 'tetialted fame. length , ca n not are wt a c hn, a of ibis , netere_s4otaid be his labours st foer o'clock Neat vratertling,. he had ii 1 T o . ..! °IP_ ..14aeSer. ee . ho r erorio r Ar . lejlt ., of butte.' It httpilsra that'. Girvertorretit - "-hi more tatittoired: i lti it''titit' a't,ilritirlt . ) IDigo . wcrt retail into Courtteavisg there 9 ftineii. ' . , am rya sera Fifty reasch—sad for pia ,Palat• ea Half, Eiglasep need* arid Sirrety- fart Poem& ...00 d‘illie Cstalitai.l/114 1 i 11,040. - 4. -- " ip thill . • 1 7 -" C reentry, and eujef • teoppiNed by her th a n *ter aLlki!deil 'crI.:;11)«. pu'Jet3 ; At e forming be 11414111144 61.46.CP/a Of PRIV' other propsity. in : all . auttber stelesehely eeeidest tank plawaessThsww , i7Pa t s I L.,k l T'ait'a kink/ . l i*e. 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Attf,,ta i lattSr« . .,, , • *Pew .0•4-: 0 , , . • `7•.' .4 , t . i- .* •.• o; 1 _-- . - . , • •-• ~,,,:, ... a ...-. ~ ... ) ) 11 1 . • .40 .. . ; .4 * ). ‘b % 7L; •• ' ' - . /4".• .. 4, • ' ,-, - - - . -- - • . . - . . FASMONABLE MOVRNIPTS. Earl Gower im returned to tows from a rivets twilit Doke sad Dnebess sf RedfUrd, at Woobura Abbey. lard nod Lady Sayrwisd-fiele bare left lowa for Ilriebtea. Monourabla Mr. &malty has left tows for.Wasuriodudske. Hon. Miss Griwston is arrived.m.ber booms is Igssaford. street, ?mos bar ant, Redibassatead Castle, Merl se. Robert Williams, Esq. M.P. left Thomases 1414.11erke- Isysainere. yisterdwy, fur big seal, Moor Pat*, Hons, Viscount Deerburst is arrived at his seat bs.Worintalmosbier. from a tour. The Earl of Aberpeenoy arrived as Tbowdry of his house is Berilisisrsilimrs. "al Si* mists gridlMAmPob listares. Mr. sal Mrs. Deering are arrived at their. boWitt a Cur. sea-street, May Fair,frosnibeirsest,in Herta. ilepartuoes frosts Reads Hotel, layer Groweitoretteat Cbarlks Arkwriuit, Emi r for his seat in Herta; Jaw. Fite sgerald, Esi. OD a tour Heory.Calvert, Esq. op tour; sod Wall. Hauwer, Esq. tour; seal in,Baeks. Haynes aad Mrs. Mood have left Of,,ileinskis Albesnarle.strest for their seat in Ewe:. Departures from Reddisb's HI sod Mrs. Tiylos aid rashly ; and Report has sibaneed the hie remiss( Woacaeraft to one of the beautiful Ladies Pass., the daughter of the Marquis of AITGLESZT. We are concerned to state that Lady Fewr has been dangerously iU . for the last .few days' at his Lordship's . bouse io Hamiltoo-place. Great itnproventents are making in St: James's Palace : the new grand stone stair-ease leading to the drawing -loom. is nearly completed. Jr it, we understand. intended to pull done the whole of ibe buildings in freed of the court-yeas!. between the tower at the bottom of St. James's and Madly rough-hinsse wall; the space is to be enclosed with iron railing. and a gate will be opened to commu nicate with • St. James's Park, instead of passing through the Stable-yard. Mee. &MIXON sad Lady MURRAY have gloated their s r esidences in conse quence. if Marlborough -wall was also taken down. the iinprovetneut would be complete. SOMETHING NEW.-..Mr. BARTH, of has published his discovery of a b arometer, which is to announce every change of the weather thirty hours before it hippo's, sod to give notice of thun der-storms ionise hours before they otter. , The Ceersieel, to be introduced ag Covent garden theatre, in 7he Two Grating*" if • f'erose, is preparing on a very extended mid expulsive scale. and will consist not only of masks, bat of 3 rood emblematical Procession, sod •varioonstogi cal illusions, according to tile old custom efamotta certo vale to Italy. Dante Fortune has her &tomtit's, and owe she seems most to prefer is her old friend BISH. This Lottery, it appears, her blind Ladyship has bola to him nu ly for of the-Ft:tor Cpt; atm already Dry o above tea/. be soul all four. Perhaps this night be Unaided ass rem- Omen( to his Office in Corehill, as the nistraber.of that house is Pour ; and as his 011110 e at Chariag.erose is mem bered Nies, we may copal by the mass sots, that ha sii; .ell Nine were Capitals; sad no ciatibt, ireisda one et hod' at the Thirty Tisuessoda yet in the WWII. The Princely Fortune of Inds Thirty Thousand Tpesday for she Posed, for The* !Ed• Mo.