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Vz /4044La/4, / 0;, 1 ,Ti t i . • 1 0 bt nit 40r I .'+r ~. ~. vcsN.~-.ti . sums= 6024. LoND)Ni, TIIUI{SDAY, JANUARY 14, 1819. PRICE SEVEK-PENCE TWENTIETH NIGHT OF THE NEW TRAGEDY. TIM 4 Tr. E. ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. yells; FVENtNG. TIC IiSDAY. Jan. 14. R. his Nlalrsts's 14.metts will prawns Om the tOth gi 110 1 / Historical Tragedy, mitid KRuTus OR, THE FAIL OF TARQI'IN. With weir Rervery, *lschia/cry, Drew., and Decorations. Lorin' Jaunts, Mr Kean; Titus, Mr. U Fi.her; Seams T*irtnin, Mr. H Kcarble; Areas. Mr. Proles; Claudius, Mr. ('ore/bey; CollatimusMr. Benton/Is; Tolerate*, Mr. Holland; Lorretius, Mr. 'Powell; Horotins, Mr. Yaruotd. WWI, Mrs. Glover; Tarquinia, Mn. W. West ; Imeretia, Mrs. Robinson; Prides* of Rhea's Tempt*, Mrs. Rrereion. lo Act I. the Procession of Tarquioiii to the Temple of Encloser. Ants- •birli will be performed, fur the Bth time fisiwt the Manner 111111111 be ta retitled to call) a Dew Comm STRAND THEATRE, THIS SANS PARE! L. THIS PRESENT THIU.RSDAN,4O•IIt.try 14, To morrow. Friday. I. end Saturday 16, thi Cer tain will rise to * NEW DIVERTISEMENT, cumposeil by Mr. Kirby. Principal Daorere—Thas Walton, Wait Le Brno, aid Mr. Kirby, will. the Ladies of the Calm de Ballet. ARM Y CONTRA C COMM BSA RI AT DCPA liT tt ENT, TREASURY CRAPARERs, i i tla wiitteißY, MR, 'NOTICE is herrhy give."' to all *Persons dr swims of emit acting to Pupply the following Arti. dm fur the Let of the Army, six.— BREAD, To his Slijesty's Land Forces its Cantonments, Quarters, On Min Way, Frhruary 1, will low 'published, laand•nmely printed in ebb with nnieteruns Fug, ap si iv of Virr:a, p.., &C. TRAVELS through DENNIARK. SWE URN, LAPLANIX FINLAND, NORWAY. and RUSSIA, wi,h a De:eription tinter coy of St. Petershurgh, disriug the lyionay orate Einuerair By E D. CLARK E, 1,1..1) Being the third and last Pirt of the Author's Travels in Europe, Apia, and Africa. Printed fur T. Cadell And W. Davies, Strand. that s Royal proposition lending to lb.! same object, *mold be immettintely sedrevsed to the Chambers, Ow Assent',lc in respect of this proposition de ferred the colisitletatimi of shit %hick hid been submitt-d to them. Oil the second, b.f. Ch mb b,-, thought it expe.lient to nominate a Committee of five Members to consider of it.—Adjourned. After which (first time this Stamm), the favourite Serio- Comic Melo-Drama, with New Marie, New awl appro priate Scenery, Dremirt, and Decoration., row, THE LORD OF THE CASTLE. Principal Characters—Duke D'Alberti (lord of the Cm tle). Frit tins... Mr. flomersal; Lore , lan (his Nephew). Mr. J. Jones. Suzette, Mrs Kirby, With numerous reasauirs. Also (tenth time this Season), a Seriii-enmie Burials ; after the mariner of the French Slime, called THE DINNER OF NIADFLON. and Barrack', in the undrr-nirniioned Island .-- Jersey. • BEEF and MUTTON, Thi. day is published, handsomely printra, in rwu volumes, octave, Kit% 13.. iu boards a new Ghtion, bring the Tbirteaulb, of L4cl vitEs ou RHETORIC and BELLES LiErrit ES. By HUGH BLAIIt, D.D. and F R S. Cdinbsirgle, One of the illinistere of the High Church, awl Professes* of Itliefrorie sod Belle* Lewes, is the slip. Feltubsirth. - Printed fur Cub* and Davies; F. C and,. Itivington4 Longman, Hurst, flees, Orme, and Brown; J. and A. Arch; Baldwin, Cradork, and Joy; Black and Sou ; and G. and W. H. Whittaker: and Cunatable and Co.; and Fair ! aim and Anderson, at fOlinhisegh. _ . _ t To his "ajtaWa Land Eurres in Cantunoseids, Quarters, and Barracks, iu the undrrannntioncd Drib), I I Essex, Muria, /Suffolk, Dorset, Hausa, Nutiiughain, I Yolk. PATS. Tu his 141 3 jiro y's Cavalry is Caattlanteula and rluartcrs, in • --- tonlimer, under the , 'Mt of THE SILVER ARItOIV; OR, ISAR AND TIDE FAIRY PAR! RANON. Prince Alunot 'afterwards tlsrleimiii;, Mr. E. Versant/it' Prim* Hiloasnin fatlerwarrla Pantaloon), Me. /Impanel; Montano! (afterwards Clown), Mr. Hartland. Princess Non % onnihar ;afterwards Columbine, with a Solo on the Fla geolt I), Al ism Tree; Fairy Pori Batui. Mi., Cooke. Boxes, bs ; Second Pelee, 3, —Pit, 3s Second Prier, 2s. --Lowe' Gallery, 20.; Second Price,ls.-I:piser Gallery, Is.; *mot Price, MI. Roar.. and Places In be taken of Ire !Indwell, at the Ro. tuinta of the Theatre, from Teu till Cour ; where may be had .t Pr.vate Rog nightly. The new Comic Pantomime of The Silver Arrow, or Ilirlatmiti and the Fairy Peri Bannii, will he acted every renting II II (wilier noire: to.morrow, with 'home. The 10th representation of 11w new Dramatic Romance of I fold.a Field, will be duly announced. Peiscipal Clabrarters —Eti«nne Benoit (a Tra4eogoaa re fired from Ba.miursti), Nr. Alenidob ; Vinery* (aa.rhodel- I akar, Ida framad), Mr. Campbell; and Madeloa (Sermon to eltuis;, alto 'To conclude with. THE FIRE GOBIAN, AND THE TIIREE CHARCOAL BURNERS! Derby, the under-mentioned Count :- 1 And in the verral Cminlira of North and South 11'31,4 On Holiday next (lint time), a New Noelo Comic Barletta, in two acts, called, The Half• Pay Officer; or, Lose and Honour. Of whom may also be had, New Editions of DR. BLAIR'S SIR %lONS, hairthaiiitely priiiteil in five tiro price It 104. iu Marrilr ; ur iii five rmall vole. price U. 2e. OA. is boar& ; or eke:only printed in b vole. loyal Oyu. with a Portrait of Dr. Blair, price 31. in boards. PARLIAMENTARY REFORM ELECTORS OF %VTATMINSTER-FRIENDS OF REFOktit NEW EDITIONS OF Mlt. GICRORNE'S WORKS. This day is M one vol. 12mo price Ss. in hoards, THE TESTIMONY OF NATURAL THEOLOGY TO CHR N ITT. 7'H E.4TR E-ROY A L, CO I'E,V7'..GA ItD EN. rrlllB EVENING. TIIURSDAY, Jan. 14, win be stied, the Play of TIIE WINTER'S TALE. I.onetee, Mr. Young Antigone*, Mg. Abbott ; Mr. C. Keedde; tsbepiteril, Mr Ellanellerd; ClOlll4. Mr. Lision; Artotyges, 31r. rJerttt. Herosione, Miss So- Perditta, Mi. Beasp.sout ; Patalista, Mrs. Yarl; Mips*, Mrs. Leine; Unreel, Nlio• Matthew*. wbich will be aililed (fur the 17th tithe), a New Greed Poohmime. tolled HARLEQUIN MUNCHAUSEN; tHt. THE FOUNTAIN OF I.OIF. Eluotritiog Oust real facie neactird by that celebrated travrllrr Bros Masithatmil. Theinneriiire and Pining eurnpused mud selected b y W ire The itole arrauge.l prodtieed 'mare the direction of Mr. FArirr. Fl.bron Munrhamirn„ Mr. Siinaton. , . Harlequin, Mr Heath ; Su Nilsen Fra.ttra. (afterward. Pantaloon), Mr Norma,. ; laud Hwapy-Hanily (une. wards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi ; Coleus'. Me Cam r. Swims Fra;,raittia (afterwards Colloll - F. Denali'. Its the coarse of the l'satrirnitne, a P 33 d.Tr.as, by the Mir Deiturti.. flaw... 79 Second Price, Is. thl --Pit, 3..5,1. sec on d Nice, '2. —l..aw, r Gallery, Second Price, la—Upper cart* le Streasal Price. 84. 4Paires far tike , Dears twist !Ikea 6( kir. Brawl's. at the Box-afire. Hiert.strest, from *di Pour. A ?male Vox way be had tor the Sea,ou, or nightly, of Mr. bretlon, at the Rox.utiee. _ . Tbe new Grout Pentumime will be repra frit *very ErruinS Coiurdy of Th- Soldier'e Dasialuer. 0.. Setwrilay (by particular desire), the Curntily of The 1 1Virr, _ _ _ Ifoustay, the Teagerla of Jane Shore. roesdlay, the Comedy of She 51 , .t0p4 to Conquer tar Ito,lnesrL2y, the Opera of Rob rwy Macgregor : Maus Vcraoo, M.s. tiirplaraa. NEW BALLET AND ROMANCE. rovAL CIRCCS AND SURREY THEATRE. rlllll4 PRESENT THURSDAY. Jan. 14, IL and following Evenings, will be produced, for the '2! tone, so entirely new Cowie Lt4lirt, cougeo,r4l by Mr. ti,rour, railed HEADS ANI) BLOCKHEADS. Dual. Mr Girmiz; Abbe. Kr. Wyatt ; Madame Dube, Baritelt; Mar Mate, Mita Simpson ; Jultime, )3r)ms. End of the Ballet (acted but once) a Romn , .t;e Caledonian Rolllilhet. in three sets, taken from Writer Scott's Me hemet! Tale entitled THE HEART OF MID-LOTHIAN; Or, THE LILY OF ST. LEONARD'S. Idol, Duke of Arayle, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Ibe Laird Qf D..iiibitritket, Mr. Filewilliant ; Staunton, Mr. Watkins; .let hitf.ild, Mr. Fawcett; Deans, Mr. Cliffurd ; :!, 'dim Buller, Mr. Guatery ; Ratcliffe, Mr. !tideway. of England, Mrs. Dibdin (her seeinid appearance these au, u aeons); Lady Suffolk, Mrs. Hyatt; Madge Wildfire, Ars. Egertute (fru,' Ike Theatre-Royal, revesit•gardea, her ti. and appearance uu this stage); Effie Deatn., Mrs. Horu ; !leans, Miss Taylor. ts bids will he added, a new Butletta Spectacle, at three Acts, alit 4.1 A l /.111; OR, WANTS AND SUPERFLUITIES. Mr.T. P Cuuke ; nide, Mrs. Wail. lo Art 111. A Torkisb Mist, consist:Ail by Mr. Gimax by Ms, aisest, Mrs. Bryon. and Muss Simpson. 11.411404 64.-1 1 11, Ita.—iiatlity, iirure at Halt past tight. _ Doors to be opened at Haltpast Fore.—To begin at Dail: pts , . fortnanree to cool lode b fore Clever. Te-tooroor, the favuorite Melo-dram 1. of The Repsuhale. ,Sotoniolay, Scraps; or, The VlMote 'l.:Haire. 'lOl of the lint aersuat a variety of Porcea *:'t he an iaterealiag Tale called The Httaiit of 3luutit ROYAL COBURG 'f 11E Int E. nriilS EVENING, Ttiuitsmv. Jiti. 11, 3 11419 anil Wowing Evenings, it I`...C.lneauces ;ill cumorieu Bnrlctu p tnLra IrarN Ili.. Enna*, callvd •11 I.: SECHE with a Mtwo•iror Dnpul.. Nlr. GoliwtH; Valcre ; Mr. Carifitch; /wows. 31r. Harwood. Madame Dupuis 311.0 Walsolti M.• After abash, a Grand Melo-Mama, called WA LI. ACE. THE IMItO OF SCOTLAND. Vol Mare., NI, 0 Ace ; tilendowel, Mr Smiley; IE4O *trite, Mr. Reeve; Wallace (Ow lieiu of Scotland), Mr. Mooney. I.s fourth appearance in Hest character. The Whilie to Cant NJ. with (last Wei.k), r splendid Christ mas l'aeatuaanwe, andel the tole of PCT NC FPS • I' EsT I V A 1..; OR, HARLEQUIN'S CHRISTMAS Brix. 1114 T Portly (afterwards Pantaloon), Mi. Hill; Lubin 41fi rwArds Harlequin), Mr. H uwrll, juts.; 1 1 11.1Cil ranee. 1 1 , 41.4 Mr.Southliy. Annette (afterwards Colton ",":9 Mr. W. Rarryniore. N ''' Imaitaratient, and speedily will lir prtolateril, ail rothe Agleo. l o Itcl4-Draina, with new Music, rO O 7 tkcv,ation,, to Le called, The Spaniard; or, rrIR & m.. ~t sile:11100 MURRAYCuIt 17 that it is not his intention to persevere in the attempt eisinmeneed atraimq your Independence; but as' tar at tempt may be made by ionic nth. r individual : you are, tin r fort, earnestly entreated not In relax those efforts to procure the return of qr. 111014 HOUSE which have hitherto heel, au vienrously pursued, ■nd winch nothing but au untiii.ely security can deprive of ultimate SUCC4'66. By Order of the Manakin,: l'..mattstaw, S. BROOKS, Chairman. Committee-mum, Crown and Anchor, Jaunacy 13, 1619. AUTHORSHIP. CLERKSHIP, Sce.---A steady midille.aged Person, of liberal &Westin,' and Classical Attainments, who is likewise comment with ino. darn Lanruates, wishes to drerne his time and lahsur to the service of some Periodical Publicatiosi, or to prepare lIIV Works for the Press. Having also some knowk'tke of Mer cantil- Concerns, he would be found useful 'is coniluctiog the french Correspooilence, or assisting in the general Busi ness of the Ciusiting-tiouse Address, post paid, to F. S. No. 15, Duke-street, Blooms bury. VITANTED. by u st-.tity reenertabile \Vilma), • a Situ'dims as COOK and HOUSEKEEPER to a Single Gentleman. Nu objection to a Tfade.matt's Satisfactory references can be woven character, 4kr. Direct (Just paid) to 11. A. at D Ranvier, Tea.dealer, 12, Prmccaestreet, Drury-laue. None of the Of ce•keepers nevi: apply HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT FIXED PRICES ROBIOUNON 4.1(1 (70.. N. 7 F. of Sloorlirld=i, eespeetfulle Worn) the Pubhe that • ,wry Article of HOUSEHOLD ItRINITURE is sold upon the fullownir Han _ _ 1 he unpleasant cud frequently disgusting Solicitations to boy are abolished. 2. The lowest Selling Price is fixed by a Ticket upon tiery Article. from which no Abatement eon hr made. 3. To Kit:ll-since the Public (and prevent every kind of Deception), the whole of t h e Purchase Money will be re turned to the Buyer, if the Article is not approved of. ••• Upon the above simple but equitable Plan, RO. BENISON and CO rest their hopes of Eneuursgeinsnt, whit h, should they be su fortunate as to obtain, they pledge their 'anon,. they will endesvuur to deserve. A variety of Bedsteads and Furniture, with Bedding com• plete, always kept axed up on Shew Bed and Window Cu. tants, Chair, Cushion, and Sofa Cases, made up ur altered in the most fashionable manner. TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MK. COLLINS, At his Aaction•room, Ussion.street, Tows of Portsea, nn MONDAY NEXT, the 18th of January, ISIS, sod ful lowiug days, at Six o' Clock, A COLLECTION OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGF-S ; tompri iug Gold, Silver, and Metal Watches, usefiil Plate, Meres unit ‘Womeo's Wearone App. rel, Bed and 'table Lori', Bed and vas ions other Articles pledeed in Months prior to in the Month of January, 181$, with the following Pawnbrokers, Ediss, Collegesstreet ; Sayer, Havant sheet ; Kemp, Marl borough-row; Nathan, St. Jaasees.street ; 1111.1 Hurst, Ordstauce.row, Town of Poi tsea—with Stow, Paradise•row ; and Ludlipp,Greethausstreet, Island of Portsea—with Price, IVarblingiosi.street, l'oi tsmoutls--with Taylor, South-street ; Moses, Soulli-street ; Hart, North-street ; and Burnett, North.stiesi, Gosport. May be viewed, and Catalogues had at the Room. ✓ counteract the many attempts that are daily JIL made to impose mt the unwary a spurious emnpaai thus instead of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY anti MARTIN, they have adopted a new Label, in which their addles*, 97, HIGH HOLBORN, i. sn conspicuously placed its the centre, that they trust en atteiU•nm to this, and the difference of the type, which , s out like all letter-press, will enable purchasers at once to detect the irn t ....ttion. The MEAL JAPAN (SLACKING, made by DAY sad IiTIN, 97, High Holborn, is sold in Bottles at 6d., lls, and le. ltd. trade. ATKINSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP. r baneful effects of COIIIIIIIIOII Snaps ore I geuerally known s to notice s familiar instance, look at the hauds of s woman who has been washiug ; their use invariably elitist sow" mg, redoes', and ultimately wrinkles; to remove these evils has beta. the object of the Proprietor the Ambrorial Soap, which is prepared by a new process, free from 1,11 irritating qualities, and compassed of balsamic vegetable ingredients; it removes redness, hardens, and freckles from the skin, prevents it chopping, and makes it laauriotialy soft, white. and even. Pi ice .Ir. the u l u ue ; and prepared with Naples Soap for shaving, price dd.—lc— :mil Is. ed. each. The following Articles are presumed to he too generally lowwii to require cub giant. ATKINSUN'S VEGETABLE DYE, changes grey se red hair ou the head ur whiskers to a permanent brows or black. Price ss.—lds. 811 —sod nue goitres. ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID, restores the hair where it has fallen tea' flubs lumen, persperatioa, or any of thorse causes ureasionieg premature decay; it also keep'. the hair in curl duriug enemae in dancing or walking, sir iu damp weather. See various iffiliallttS of its success iu apt Emily .1111 lilt Hair, euclused ruined tech bottle. Prier 3s. Cd. a bottle. CAUTION —To avoid counterfeit'', ask for Atkinson's Fluid, C. at there are several servile imitations. Sub' by the Proprietor, James Atkinson', Perfonier, No. 4!, Gerrard-surto, Solso.square, London ; and by appoisstmcat, by must Perfumers and liair-dre ll css in the ~~-- That the Deliveries are to continence on and fur thelSth day of FEBRUARY NEXT; that Proposals in %Vriling, sealed op and marked " Tender fur Army Supplies'," will be received at this ()Plc* on or before SATURDAY, the 30th day of JANUARY (but none will be received after Twelve o'Clock on that day); and, if sent by Putt, the Postage must he paid. Proposals must be made separately for each County stud Island, except fur the Counties comprising North and Smith Wales, nil of which must be incl u ded in one Tender and each Proposal must have the Litre which is annexed to the Tender properly filled lip, by Two Petkotis of known Property, engaging to become bound with the Party tender. in in the amount stated in the printed ParticitLira, fur th e due Performance of the Contract ; and no Pinposal will he noticed unless made on a Printed Tender, and the Prices expressed in words at length; sad should It so hamlet, that daring the continuance of the Contract no Trlops should he supplied under the Contract, the expense of the Stamps for the Contract and Bond, pant in the first instance by the Contractor, shall be refended to him. Perliculara of the Contracts may he had upon mpplication at these Chambers, lietweeti the boots of Eleven and Five. P. S.—Sample) of the Bread and Meal may be seen at these Chamben. between the hones of Tire lye and Two. RIUNCHAUSEN AT THE POLE. hi r f e w days will be published, in WM V/11(11111% emhel lashrd with noinitevus Plater, designed by the Author, peter es hunids, 3IUNCHAUSEN AT THE POLE; or, the Wanders of A New By Captain MUNCHAUSEN, G C.B.A. 6, Depict, Oh, Trnih! in Pirsiug which can't decay, Munchanaetes polar Bight frun Batfin's Bay, Where man exist. accort in lieeis'e clew, Fed with ice, and piatper'd fu with .now." Publi•bed by J Julnows, Skornapilosed Co. and Simpkin and Cu. Patettiostet.ruw. la a few days will be published, handsomely rested iu owe he". FAMILIAR DlsSEtt FATIONS mi THEO LOGICAL sad MORAL SUBJECTS. By WILLIAM BARROW, 1.1.. D. Prebendary of &HI thwell, &e. Printed for F. C. .111 , 1 J. Ibsenion, Nu. 3, Waterloo-place, and No. 62, St. Church.yard. Of whom may be had, by the Kaffir Author, lately published, FA MI LI A It sEr:3lO NS on several of the Doctrine* and Daiwa of the Christian Religion. In two Vols. Bvu. price in boards 11. Is. Alto Dr. Barrow'► other Works. This day is pu b lished, price 24. hound, or 1/.24. per dozen, to those w!w buy them to give •wuy, • New Edition, litiaz the 37th, of A suloßT owl PLAIN INSTRITCTION for 1.1 the tidier t'oderdaudmg of the I.ORD'a SUPPER; with the iiece4s.iry Preparation required: for the Benefit of young Cu 666666 noir:long and of all marls as have not well con sidered ihir Holy o:dinauce. Trr ohicb is auneseil, the Office of the Holy Communion, with proper Helps and Dirvictious for jmniug in every Pali of it with nide. build. Mg and Benefit. By the late Right Rev. I"...iher in God, TIIOMAS, Lord Bishop of SOIXHI and \IAN. Primed fur F. C. soil J. Itivingion, Nu. 3, ‘Vaterluo-place, awl No. 62, St. Paul's Church-pin!. Where aim , be hail, *lilies by his Lordship. The KNOWLEDGE and PRACTICE of CHRISTIA NITY nistle easy to the mealiest Capacities, or an Essay to wank an Instruction for the ludians; which still likewise Ile of Use to all such who are called Christians. In Twenty Dialocus's. The Twenty-first Edition. Price 4s. bound. It s • These Treatises are in the Catalogue of such Books as are recomisit tided by the Society fur Prouto4ing Clnistiso kiwn ledge. , iII E QUAItTEttI.Y REVIEW, .11 Nar. XXXVIII. will hr published to a few days. Cott ran Iceland D►. Ilendersoo'n Journal of • !teardrop an Iceland iu 1.44 and ISIS. Physical Sketch of the Island, Character aud Condition of the lithabitatits, &c. —II. Women, or Pour et Centre, NOM jby the Author of " Bertram."—lll. Stator, Lord of the Bright City, at Heroic Poem ; by the Reverend H. H. 111thaan IV. Turpedos, Straindioat., Coldru's Life of Holiest Fultuu.--V History of Small-P.4: and ValTilt3i 4111 ; by Janes ;Moore.—Vl. Sir on the Phenomena of the VISiVITAC.I . 11. 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Of whom may alto he had, by the name Author, 1. A SHNIMARY of GrOGRAPHY and HISTORY, both Ancient and Modern. Sea. Fuuctli Edition, price 14s. b,iardr. 2. CLASSICAL BIOGRAPHY, exhibiting, alphabeti cally, the Proper Naftl•CP, with a short Account of the se veral Deities. Heroes, and other Pelson's mentioned in the ancient Classic Authors. Bvo. Second edition, price 7s. in boards. S A COMPEISDIOUS•DICTIONARY of the LATIN TONGUE, fur the Use of Schools ; Second Eilision. To which are ridded, au English and Latin D,rturnary, and au Index of Proper Names. tin). price 13a in boards. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PARIS PAPERS. PARIS, JANUARY 10. CHAMBER OF PEERS. SITTING OF SATURDAY, JANUARY 9. At noon the bureaux were occupied in the exa niiii4tiuti of two propositions, taken into considera t: on in the last Sitting, rel.i.ive one to the Duke tie Richelieu, and the other to the entire abolition of the (fruit d'aiibajne. Thr Chamber then formed in general assembly. The Viscount Dubow..;lnge delivered an address, expressive of his just regret at the loss of Vice-Ad. niirai Count Ganthemline, of whom the Chamber wits deprived on thrEith of September last. Similar regret was expressed by the Doke de Croy-d'Havre, on the I , .ss of the Marsh a l Duke de reltre, who died on the 9.811, of Oc,ober. The speeches were ordered to be printed. The order of the dq demanded the discussion in general assembly of the two propositions examined to the bureaux. Oo the first (relative to the Dukc de lbehtlitu), the President having announced - _ CHAMBER OF DEPUMN. The Sittint illorlled at One o'clock. Among the l'etiiitins addressed to the ClUntlber, and transmitted to the competent CtIITIM;S , IOt:, way remarked one front General Sarrar.iii, ac•cosrd ' ,pf bigamy. Lo individual of the Department of the Seine and Oise complained of the monster un which the Gth article of the Law of Recruiting was carried no. to executiou.in that department, and that the coo tingeing were estiniaied according to the population of 1813.—Sent to the Ministry A %Ver. M. de Gonviun Saint Cyr proposed a project of a law relative to the manufacture of *ultporr, wk:. It he developed in a speech to the C'•amber. It :o poses a duty of 64 francs a quintal on foreiv,ii !tette imported in French vessels, and of Gs ftrnius if imported in foreign vessels.—The project vas read and ordered to be printed. Baron Louis, Minister of Finance, then deve loped the motives of a law relatite to the sale of powder. The nomufacittie of this article could not he free like that of saltpetre. Powder it. de livered to the Government and sold m individuals under the regulation of the indirect taxes. The amount of thilt .ix•ries of impost is estimated at 600,000 francs in the budget of 1818. 'lite law was then read foe Axing the price c powder when sold to itidividuals. Superfine powdee per kilogramme 8 ti.; line powder .for spurting. 6 fr. 51 c. ; fur war, 3 fr. 40 c.; for mitnog, 3 fr. 40 e. ; for foreign commerce 3 fr. 20 c. fhr tllint•ter of Finance then submitted a pojet of a law, continuing the present duties on tobacco. The amount at present derived from this, source is estimated at 4(1 millions or francs. Toe4e projec,e ere to be taken ipeto con it ou TueMlay osid the following dNyv., Thlb President received a letter from NT. Nlanu-!, rho had beep elected a deputy by -*he depettnaiewtv of La Vendee and La Finisterre, is which Le 4lt clarea that he makes his election fur the departintut of La Vendee. Lieutenant-General Baron Cannel is in the nurn. ber of General officers summoned by an Ord:twice of the King to form the staff of the arm). Madame Catalan', on proceediug to Calais, where she will embark fur England, gives concerts on her journey. Site gave one at the 6th of January at Ghent, and will give another on Satur day next at Lille. The province of Khoressin, one of the fiaest and most opulent of Persia, has raised the standard of revolt, and declared itself independent. PARIS, JANI: MY 10. Letters from Madrid, of the 29th of Deceitil•er, say, that an extmordinary courier WA+ disiatteliert to Naples, for the purpose of deferring the mar riage of the Princess Louisa Cliarlotta with the Infant I)un Francisco de Paoht, the celebration of which WAS to take place, by I,rtue of expie.or powers, on the 12th of January. it is prrs.ilto that this courier will not arrive in time at Naples to postpone the ceremony. A traveller, lately arrived from Egypt, gibes the folloiviug details respecting that country : - 41 ' The Pacha pursues with ardour his vast pro jects for the amelioration of the country lie go verns. His object is nothing less thau the Oro ductioo into his States of every Lratich of nip peon industry. Immense Slllll9 are auttoelly de voted to this object, mid if the means by which, he obtains them are sometime. rigorous, hie fortune maintains throughout the most perfect older. hits measures are, moreover, so well taken, that no ,na. !tractor can withdraw himself more than mom-antl twenty hours from the research of the authoritics. The country, therefore, never offered such security to travellers." The same traveller attributes the death of the Prichleit eldest son to the lively anxiety lie excited in his father be his credit, his thstitiguishod (hi lities, Hod the pretensions he already began to 1114 wrest. On his return from the war, which he had so gloriously sustained against the Wechalutes. the youog Prince demanded that his father should re ceive him standing. The Podia at first exclaimed against this pretension, but considering that be taught not to displease him fur whom the army bid so strong an affection, he determined to receive 11 . 4 ! son iu the midst of his Council, and in the attitude required. After haring praised his coniluct end his }wt. very, Ih. litho could vot ciiirattal how much he tra.• sib tied by Iv% 'Ate lorectilure. " Your vi...to• rieo," s.id hr to his son, "give you much ti,raugloi ness."--" Father," r. plierara rahr young me m. " .0 are but the sou of u subit:ra.t, :rand vt our ul the pent.. ; 1 1 I '