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IN 6 - ! LONDON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1818. NOMBER 4891. PRICE SEVN-PENCE. i NI li ATR F:.120 Y A 1., HA YMARKST. T HIS EVP.NIN(;, IVedge.tlry„ August 12, will Ire performed, the Phy of TIIE AFRICANS; flit, WAR. LOVE, AND DUTY. rantho (the Priest). Mr. Foote; Trirribal, Mr. Cosner; llwtihen. Mr. Jones; Snlico, Mr. Wards; Drool* 3erb Jells (King of Karina), Mr. Barnard; Petterwell„ Mr. Watkins.. • Hein, Antietam Mut, Mr. Liston. Bevis's. Miss E. Blaarbaid; D.irina, Mrs. Conner; Anita, Mrs. Listen. Prentiss to which, the Comic Sketch of BLUE DEVILS. Megrim, Mr. Terry ; James, Mr. Tokely. Annelle, Mi• Nygaard. • The Evening's Entertainments to conclude with (by parti cular desire) the Parer of THE SLEEP-WALKER. Sir Patrick Mue Guire, Mr. Colmar ; Battlemite, Mr. ; Alibi, Mr. Tokely ; Sflanuo„ Mr. J. Remelt. Mrs. Decorum, hire. Dayeaport ; Sophia, Mrs. CAinnor. Boyer, s.l.—Pit, So.—First Gallery, Rt.—Second Gal lery. le. The Dowry to he opened at Six (Mock, and the Perform ance to begin at Seven. me t e for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Marwingliam, at the ***ratan . . N It ---A P Box may be had nishtly, by application at rbe Box ()girt. Tn.m.,erne. Teasing Made Easy, with A Day after the and Karim/ No Murder. On Friday, Who Waists a Guinea' Barton], Mr. Warde (his fiat appearance in that character). After which, the Yam. of X. Y. Z. Ow Satur.l4y will be produced, • new Gratedy, is three Acts, c died The Green Man. 111R.4111V-f.siIYAL ENGLISH OPERA, NTitAND T HIS EVLNING. Ausguot 12, will he preseute , l she Comic Opera of LIONEL AND CLARISSA ; OR. THE SCHOOI. FOR PATH F;RS. Sir Jam Flnnertlale, Mr Bartley; Colonel OltPm!, Mr. W. S. elniterley; Lionel, Mr Fetermnis ; Jemainy, Mr. Wrench; Harman. Ale. Broadboffin; Jenkins, M.. J. 1131101. elmism. Mims Carry; Lowly Wulf 0111lv, Mrs. Grove; 1111, gltIle1111011; Jenny, Miss Krily. Mice which ;2.1 lime in this Theatre) ihe Crawl Historical S.. inns P.ottnntimicsl Hollet, called THE DE %Tit (7,t PTA IN COOK. Willi all the nrizinal French Mn.ie. esprnin Cook, Mr. T. I'. Cooke; his Licistessot, Mr. 31...11%; Li/wilco-lot of Alarines, Nlr. Wirt ; Mr. ( sm g of the bland of 0-why-re), Mr. Docket, of the King), Mrs. Piocoti ; hcs•iiii.ssl.unit-tuii.yolitik ; Moires !Ilia I Sieves son; J. • zni.....-gre-soh (Woe Eyes), Miss Lave. I.sr , shiisii shr PAoloonime will he introduced, the AMERICAN INDIAN IVAItIIIOttS, lastly arrived lei The Greet Gabon will be ripe...a al Pistil &Viotti, as ut Peomrihule awl Waitintt.ruoisi for the Secouil Price, being taih Anvil up as so Ci.iiarrvatiory, will. et Treys. Shrub., awl Flowers. Ten I.t. ai..l .I giant . 'els Euoz 11111 V town cowstrecteJ, the wmers of which .piesals couluess through Ow a link Douse. !Luna to be opened at Six, suit the Performance to begin al ; arn. !Soar., ss. Pit, 3s.—Lower Gallery, 24.—Upper lily, Ir. Second Pr:cr at Niue olluck. 80x... Places, :tad Private Boma, may be taken of Mr. veaaoo. at 11.. Burt (Mice, Straw.' Eritraper, from Trn till Four; lia4l at Fe:Brame* Librar), 170, New Busil-aleeel, iappoatti• Barl:aeion-gardesis. T.,.nl. , rroa,'fbe AgUrfiCiallt, and The Deserter of Plaplea th. Froiay (Arai time at Shoo Theatre), Ilse Melo•slratea of The Blind Buy. With The Bull's Head, awl The Death of Cook. A New Comic Oren, in two Ws, and an Operetta, in one, are Ilf r. he ars* and will opeiribly be prtsineed. ROYAL COBURG THEATRE Under the i ssss netball, Pairminge of his Itival Highness PILINCE LEOPOLD of SAXE CO4U111:. rrRIS PRESENT WEDNESDAY, Aug. 12. . and following Evrninge, the Entertainments will " --.• with a Comic Divevitarraent, called THE OLD CONIA101)0RE. Confiscator', Mr. Blanchard ; 11(11 Blink, Mr. Usher ; Hooks, Mr. lull; Numskull, Alr ; Dr. Bolin, Mr. Stnip.uo. Joao, Miss Davis; Belly Blab, Miss Usher. The Prumielora of the Itoyal Coburg Theatre hare been ioduicd to bring forward this Piece, to give the Visitois iiiipurtanity of judging of the comparative merits of the Fiend' and English Stages. Willful on the same model, 'cord has been had to p►eserve the rime unities ot tante and place, cousisteney of actimi, simplicity of arrangt m. sit, and striking. effect, PO IrVidrUi is. the Melo betim.is of the French Theatre, which, as iu the case of the present Piece, have seldom more than one SCOW is emiz Act, whereby the interest and attention of the spec t.itor are not disturbed by As change of the place, person, ur situation. The progress tif time is distinctly marked in the first Act of this Barletta, by the Scenery exhibiting the various effects of Sunset, Twilight, and Moonlight, all io the same Scene—a novel species of Dramatic Theatrical delusion, hut hitherto imperfectly 'Beaded to in thin man try. It is a blelo-Dramatic Barletta, in two acts, the main incident from an Episode of the DWI Quixote of Cervullis, to be called THE MARRIAGE OF CAMACHO; Or, ALL CORRF.Cf !!! ITith new scenery, &eases, and decorations, vocal and in strumental music. Don Quixote de la Mancha, Knight of the Worn! COllll. W ailer, in starch of adventures and his peerless Dulciota, STr.Gallot; Sancho Panza, the far-famed Stinire to Don Quixote, with It billidlt of proverbs, Hr. Davis. Quiteria, inriiiiiiird the healthful, Miss Paislue. Tu conclude with a Grand Spanish Ballet, in celebration of the Nuptials of Quiteria. A Comic Sun; by 31r. Siebbing. The whole In conclude with the popular Melo-Drama, with entirely new Scenery, Dresses , and liecuratiuus, called NIANIF . HEDI. TIFF, ll Vs'l E KIM'S HERMIT! . _ . b la the la•t rcrur Wilt hr g.ven, the Grat! Conflagration auJ r.34!duatati at the Caaik Curtificatiutis. Lae+ 80xr5,44 —Upper Buttes, 3s —P11,24 —Gallery. I a. tha.re In hr apcstetl at MalCpast Five, to begin at Fot six.-11Altpriee at Half-part Lizht. Place , fur the flatter tr, he when of Mr.Grubb, at the Boa- Office, Guru till Fuur. I'm ale Buttes to be had, Itighily, by application to Mr. C 464). FRAUD PRRTENTBD. • - --- To ()marl-act the (nutty attesispla that are daily tb.atie to impose on ibe unwary a ,pistiouvi cunaposs. Con ur list GENUINE. BLACKING petp•ireill by DAY 1.64.1 MARTIN, they have aJupted a uew Label, iu %tut h Olt If. blosaistre and Mikes.", 97, MOH Ho Lamm. it y placed in the centre of the Label, that hey 1.".• un weivitlion to Ibis. and ihn.ilitrerriscr of Ilse all lett, r-priss, will enable pnrcbarer a at &trot th- intim ts tt IM• Kral JAPAN BLACKING, made and SOLI Whole. salel.v !my tall MAR r 07, High Holle•ru, and re tailed by the principal Sliiiplicepers in Duffles at and ts. Ad. eac h. EAST INDIA HOUSE, JOLT 19, 111111. riIIIHE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby Bite Notice, . . That the Court will be featly to receive Proposal% is writing at any time ba or before WEDNESDAY, the 14th Ocuber next, hum any Penult or Perseus who allay be wit hag to BUILD, either in the River Thames, or at ao Out gun is England or Wales, or at Bombay or Bengal, a SHIP or SHIPS, of about 1,300 Tuna Eiirdra, to let on Freight for the said Company's Service, for Six Voynces cer tain', speeifyieg lu one Sum • persolueutnete et Peace Freight for each of the said Six Voyages. The. Traders, with the words' Ship Tender" the cover, to he severally sealed op, sad left with the Secretary at this House on or befure 12 o'Cloek at Noon on the said 14th October next, beyond which boor no T. u.ler will he re: ceived. JOSEPH t)ART, Secretary. • The partirolan of Ilse principal Dimension* and Scant. Hugs orate Shims, an luersitury of the principal Stores, the Copy of the Chartermoty for each Voyage, as an Outline. together with the tither Terms and Conditions upon whirls thin Ships are to be teudered, hush, and employed in the Company's Service, may be hail upon applica t i tttt at the Office of the Clerk to the Committee of Sitippiliz, on or after Monday the 10th August seat. VAUXHALL. PRINCE REGEN IN BIRTH DAY. THIS EVENING, EDNUDAT, Ativist 13, there will be a SPLENDID FETE. in erlebrutititi of the •here happy div. Tne Garden,. will b... with MANY THOUSAND ADDITIONAL LAMPS, disposed in a variety or AIMPILOICRIATR DIVICIII, form ing • Larne a UNPARALLELED BRILLIANCY awl MAGNIFICENCE. The CIII,IOIM WALK will b.• lightest sad club. Hushed with unusual effect. The Mt.cleat. Ess igATMS le rile will tumid uf llic Burst Ss halloo, awl com prise aavCR AIL tiovawrims At the end of she lirst Art, MADAMF. and MADE• MOISELI.E SAQUI will dunce an Alesovinde on Two *OPla, and at the euticlosion of the C rrt, Mist .tise SAQU I will make her wonderful Ascent amidst a Itt'llitunt di■pl,y of Fire Works ut extraordinary panda ur, by Sipwro H ENGLER. Emirs .baekre will be opesed...—Nn Orden; 'v1,1;41011 Admission 3s. 6.l.—The Doors will °pro at Seven, sud the Cowen Wins at Eight &Clock. AMICABLE SOCIETY'S OFFICE, Stadwrin- FLEET . , AUGUST 11, 1818. THE CORPORATION to the A iCA BILE SOCIETY for • Perpelnal Avvitrauee Office dulls hereby rare NlbilCt, that at Illi.louninter List (I Style), the several Members ur their N. are., upon the Policies, einuilwreil as follows, viz-290, 3SO, 432, 45J. 472, 518, 887, 903, 1131, 1355. 1359, 1370, 1939, 1738, 2739, 2749, 3064, 1144, 3197, 3139, 8260, 3199. 3390, 3317, 3318, 3498, 3499, 3641, 3642, 3018, 371.6. 3707, 3714, 3787, 3798, were iu A iu their Quarterly Payments, ur Ohara hulloes, for one year and our quarter as year. And that walrus each Amor is paid of wallahs the apace of three (lariats. Mouth. after the Jute hereof, vetch • weral soul their Nonsineco, and their respective Evaraitors, A.aiii neavalaflo. and Aasiriia will, by whine of the Supplemental Cooler of the said Suriety, be absolutely eat laded frutu all heattit and advastage (rota such Policies J. PERSA'II, Rerivter. AT FIVE O'CLOCK THIS DAY. ALL TUN NkW ROTERRIG %s, BOTH the 7n,000 Psostids PRIZTn, BOTH the 4,000 Pounds PRIM, ALL the b4lO Pounds PRIZES, Yffr UNDIIAWN, Aud may, wale the Pars. Claret, mid Madeira, ALI. BE DECIDED THIS DAY. BEING THE LAST DAY BC r ONE. WARRANTED UXDI I .IUN TICEE TS and SHARES arc st-11481 by .1. AND J. SIVEWHIGHT. At tbeir old established Loudon 011 ices. No. 11, Housman; I 141, 11XFoRD b ; 37, CuIVIIIILL; 311, IiANMARICAT ‘Vbree tbev sold and strafed 2.1.206, First X 30,1100 ever drums, 15,760, Last A'30.000 ever airmen, And in the last Latins, FOUR CAPITAL PRIZES! FROM LAST NIGHT'S PARTNERSHIPS DISS4H.VED, J. Mover, W. E.israrrla, soil W. Whaituir, of Manchester. iruaounriers, July 29, 1618.—J. Keuworthy, J. R. Ken woe liy, A. Kenuorthy, M. Buckley, H. But klry. viiil S. E. Buckley, of Umbrae& in Sl4)lll,Chestcr, males av for as 'Osten to the slid J. B. kenworthy and A Kruseurthy, May 11, IBlB.—W. Gibers*, sea. of Liverpool, awl W. Ma. drill, of Durgin', Isle of Man, fish-curers, July lir, 1818. —J. Hubbell and J. 11. Moller, of Islisigtoo, tsup•yara manufacturer.. August 8, 1818 Halforol and C. Bache, of IVesi-Broutwieb, Stafford, Iruomissiers, June 24, 1818—R. Eakin and B. Hewitt. of Derby, bowers, August 1, 1818.-1. Laughlin and 1. Breihertur, of Prestos., Laucaskire, misrules, July 1, 1818.—J.Gleave, J. Newton, and J. Carter, of 317 re, Chester, msluter•, October 19, 1816.--J. Raver, C. Kasen, and It. pupa, of Imo! ~,,, warehouse/anew, as far as relates to the taut IL Lloyd, July 31, 1818. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Abrahams Ashworth, of Swan, Stostsfitld, York, 61%6111- 11141111C1Citirrr, t4ptcrubcr I, at tut, at the Dog Taves°, 31.toritestor. • Julio Todd .1111 John Wright, late of Tichlpirste.atreet, Webtonneter, loritwrihruhrra, fium August 15, to August 29, •t eleven, at Linton. BANKRUPTS. Richard Williamson, of Ipswich, Suffolk, merchant, to surrender, September 3. at *even, 4, and 22, at Ore. 11. at Ilse Rear and Crown Inn, Iprwith. Attorney, Mr. Tunas, Throguwirtim.stieet, Loudon. %Valiant Ashby, of G.wlitianchtstrr, Huntingdon, miller, to susiender, Septemh 1 7, at five, S, and 22, at ten, at the Grurge Inn, Huntingdon Attorneys, Mr. ClenurlbStaplee Inn ; and Mi. S. Wells. Hointington. John Hawkins Barlow, late of Vrre-street, Oeford.street, Midillivet,jeweller, but now a prisoner in the King's Rends, to surrender, August 18. 25, and Septcnilwr 22, at twelve, at Gnlldhull, Loudon. Attorneys, Meows. Mayhew, Price, and Sty an, Chan. John Churcher, of the Sfaiket-ptire. Bromley, Kent, cordisainer, to sinetaider, August 18, 2:i, soil September 22, at teeter, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, N. Hubert Suter, Greenwich. James Charley, of Morley, Lancaster, joiner, to sur render. August 29, at five, at the Royal Oak Inn. Chiwley, 7, mail September 22, at twelve, at the White Horse lure, Vivant's, Lancashire. Attorneys ' Mr. John Ministrant, Thi..ginintsni aired, London; ami d Mr. Robert Tuppitq, Churl. y. DI VI HEN . . Stpt 2. Win. S. Sherwcani, Uii.i;erp.fol, joiner, at one, at the Geuege last , Dale.otieet, Liveriwut. Sept. 1. T. Sbayl. , of &whitey, Aaiun, dear Birmingham, . Limier, at eleven, at the While Hart inn, Diabeth, fir. ininaham. srpt. 19. T. Cultism, and ./.11.•Trittnti. of Lombard.slreet, Luodun, Imokerx, el eleven, Sept. 4. S !limey, of Angel-court, Tlirogniortou.street, London, broker, at eleven. at Guildhall IS. N. Nash, late of Kinere.u•opoo-Tltamea, Surtry, ~.e d _c raat a m at less.l4lGuiLlholl, Lunde°. 4 11. Mien, of New.eirrvt, 11.ousuork.mlnare, owl lit.- of the LA, Comp 111)%g ALip Pelt:ergs Charlotte of Wales, starrbaui, at eleven, at Guildhall, ...... C St 14 ;4 2. a 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11, e ll 0 1 i. t tor, ..) . rn- ma fa ll e at . de & pt. 7. Win. Dawn u, or Wokefielol. 'fork, money-scrivener, at lave:ve, . the Sevvioalubutose, Wakefield. Sept. S. T. S)lcca. owl Wis. 11:kker, of I.tede, dyers, al ele• yen, ail the Costrt•livaiar, Ueda. Sept. 3. T. Rena, of Shirked, Darby, niallater, at eleven, at the Item too, Nottiaglaton. • CERTIFICATES —RrTreNtnr.ft 1. J. Walker, of St. lenovrit, Shoreditelt, ffinii ture-b.uktr.—A. Illtnewurth, of Lundoo, wiaar.lawretanali (7,t4iirel. of Upp,....:*inpioti, Mid dlesex, plomber—G. COMM! toul T. Colmar, of ft. atone, So.sev, listen-dogma —A. Stanstield, of tietebottuus, near Todotorden, Habra; York, rits:,an-niallialicturtr. BOROUGHBRIDGE ELEC7ION. MR. LAWSON. We lately pre au extract front the speech of this Ortitiries.iii in his Cimoitoirtils. The firlkirtiirg, in al.htiuu, art copird fri.sti The Dtdbhu Eet hiog Post : Mr. I.xitsost is but twenty-five years of age tool, we uorlet.htiiil, Imad jwit glutted the logl.rst hosionr in the Univrisay. From is Scholarship he Ilttb 1.711W41 51.10 Mil /. litit we 0;411 piceeril to give our extracts, prscesled by is little of the previous mate of the place which he put np for, taken isl•4o frump the pamphlet : lisssoughbrillge is a small market end borough town no York,l.ire, in the p Irish of Alelhoroligls, is large rtllage. which also trends two Member% to P a .- lotasesit. The whole four hove heels for some ears ttt itt ate.' by the Duke of NI.A1!31111e, who 1 :04.• IWhill.f . Is large 1114/110y t,l the A Islburnsigli houses, awl as small one. at liiironglihridge. A week pre violas to Ilit• Eletlloll. 111=. Lvw.ml mnuouu(-rtt his ilstent/oU of oistoo•inri the two new Mensbyr, noted by the Dukr,Geor ; ,:e NI lay, Esq. Captain It. N. a feints tttt of the thickets ; mod Thomas Murdoch. E-q. las it is believed), a Barrister. Owing to i.e tprirt way iii which Elections have been conducted there for some time, mulch is. the same way us Vestry Meetings, a Alemiter ILIA Wi t 11 Olt It iireerairy to bhew his face for ta•versl Elrc tionv ; General+ Sir H. mod Sir W. Clinton, the two late Members, hid never heels neur the place. On the mount' of opposition, ill feXprt!!4ll wan sent ro Clamber, Notbsigliamslurc, the spot of • his GrAie. to fetch dowel tell lite lour Mt-130mm The 100 Memlieev It.r Aldhcieriugh. \'r son of the Archbo.hop of York, a n d Air. Fyne+, tom of Doctor Fyiir, late Prebendary of lVestiniii-tur, cite down, as slicl Captaiis Air. Mur doch never uppeared, *ad Mr. Vernon pleaded his At ?even o'clock precisely, on Saturday, June .2001, ISlst, a Hissitaigi haviii2 been erected, and aii •ioinieose concoltr•r of People bring present, it ben% the Fair at Boroughluidge, the three Candi d...sea were severally p:opu•rd and secondad„ after wind, Coptaiu .tt ittlak shortly oilelreoird tlir Elec tors. Alter OUP Mr. Vernon spoke in behalf of his friend, Mr. Murdoch, and slated his absence NJ quite owing to ur•foreseen eireotessioncec. He sts pure,' them he was of oil rises time Mull fit to rein...- tent thew. Snow other proceedings Nisil g taken place, the new Coniiiiiiite nilillemirit the Electors ; lie staid—, "t; vat,' nits —1 rime: not as army 'nets du, seeking the favour of 11* iv Cuuatilisenta, as !he Kingdom of Wesel; should I e sought, by humility of profescom ; I e.. e nut 1.1011111i114' of say 555 11 S. oomme thirty. ' ine you or my idler iocipacity to art vr you . Nor coo I litre avoid ex preuilig my utter astoitieliment at the confident hardihood of those many weirdos., of public fsvottr, alto ground their Ime jog , nu prtle111110N)1 at *ll ; who euh , r beim( fouls speak the hulls, or being wise tors speak (*holy ." . . . . Mr. LAWSON then proceeds to speak of the old Representing .s, uurl gives it good orthodox itertuoist wf l'.aliamentary laii " I will mew aelvert a Mile more minutely to the con. duet of your late Itepeesentatisrs, because by 1111111 we moat est notate. my Kest sit Opponents, since they spring from the 011111: stollte, mud are u sssss i. 114114 by the 101111 C 1111111e111"C. Well, Sliest, they were butte, I believe, 3lisper-Generals, awl I am pee reedy willow to be bore tail., in his profsr.siiiii, not mily major but irmritres. I sefl give each of Ibsen coedit for being very foie fellows in their way; and I deere vay , though you lease Ise'ver had ocular demonstration of it, you %yid die the same. For we are told, blessed is he that leclie•vetb, though lee truth nut area?' After noticing the impossibility of r military in iii's doing his duly r t mice both at home and abroad, Mr. I.uivsiiii continues in the following very pleiciatit mid promising strain : " They 11lay also possibly be exereslingly grateful for your long-roininsied favours, for passing their septennial ac counts so often, without evils the alight ceremony of a reck oning or audit-day ; hot their grstetuek•, if any thing of the kind has every existed, has been so great as to be, It/ we sometimes send, sos ing to the over.pueveriag force of feeling, quite inaudible. And among all our ►erperabrsetanee of zeal and loyally, or have always been under the snostifying necessity of toasting •• Tier absevt Members!" A 9 ll rt, to state the matter fairly, their absence say, perhaps, be owing to their iiiihiaey ideas, wrote& though well 111t010. For as they kiwis, that a General's business is out to go t a t u th e h ea t o f Il i eb,glll4., but to remain afar off in distalet security, they easy possibly hays applied this 111011 e of ►ea soning to Elvel si and instead of going themselves into the bustle, may have imagined, the right way was to semi their Aides.de-Causp herr, their stewards and agents, with orders, which (hey 10111CCIelli 111 get obeyed with all the promptitude of martial subordination. I wish most sin cerely, that maxim of Cosionui Law was made pool of the Law of Elections, • de was apporeviribess et wog existestibus ...cedars eat rating these is, those 0111 furilientnim; are (meet demi as not existing If so, all the four Mcseibrrs that hove represented this parish (thr wily parish is &glared. I believe. that sends limo would have lung since bees iseligo- Lie. For on one who bestows even the most curvy'', glance on the map of Britaiii, can help being automated at the brilliant asteniblage of suns, n :itch ore part of the country priaesta; pliers wading two Member. being typified, ai Lprrhsp• know, by two little star, S. Fur though pro b', all would allow Cornwall to be Ilse milky way, shiu ing with a continued stream of light, late one of Its own putriJ parlood hours gleaming 111 Ili., dark from iisrultra• MCP*, they maid grant thi• parish to he al least some bill hant little somittllatioli—lhe Bull's Eye, fur instance, ur thicos's lirls , nudes' it reminded them, of what is perhaps a nii.re appropriaie idea, mime of those decayed and cur oplyi paiiwagra io old manuscripts and legend., where 11w sit iii•lemity of gruisine text is supplied by a multitude of asterisks. " And yet some of you will say, i4Ve don't like chsuge. we'll gu av we have door.' And lem aware that there is a provtiti, when the old ones go, there seldom comes a better.' This, huweter, your old Members have taken good ewe vha!l in nu ways make in their favour; l*r, hew eau the uhl one. he viid to go, when they Dever came After telling. the Electors that he has not made up him 'mod rleettleitly ut EIYOU r of Reform, but that he is willioK to be guided oil that point by the tri-lers 'AI the tuition and his. Constituents, he says— " Sitter, itrecrr, I non as yet nut a Reformer, yon will easily perceive how unfortunate that lircusisstarce is for toy irr. sent hacidigne; by this untoward event, how mauy glit tering Hopsa ace denied nic ! how much appropriate invec tive is rut off! Ity what maul tweite star dues it happen, that, *hen nuthiug would have better suited soy purpose, than to have told you, that all the taxstiou we have endured, all the misery t which we arc now happily beginning to recover, was to be trace.' to the corruplitm of nu overhear ing Aristocracy, I find it 'Loa bold air assertion? 0! why is 1101 man foinishell a ills lan sets of ideas, a duplicate of con science, n refortsaime ma es we:l ow an anti-reforming our, to be employed alternately us way ►uit convenience ?--Why Haunt 1, Lice the Bishops, preach up peace in the Lout's noun, mill vote tOr war in the Moos of Lords Why, alas! is not my interest adapted to my cuurcuieuce; or why am I au I at and CoMeirtitious man ?" In speaking of the conduct of the Duke of New castle to the Electors, he addressed them thus:— " You will vaulty recollect another point. in which his be. 111411011 r ss.l/4 111/1 the lettl,4lll 11w 1.1114110101/ - 11( the annual races lure. 11 i0.1.1141'111411110,1 as good us' p •ard by I,la agents, that thy 1111 l y given to the teem should by transferred to the soptriwt of a 114'111./11 1;11' the education of the taut. Well, how a. this fultillril % Why his Grave at UNIV- readily cstue mule the pinionnal for withdrawing him subscription, but nut quite su easily to the to an•tur of it. After all, considering himself nut any way: Limed by his agent's winds, he has actually peel'. tc.l inure than bait that paltry sum. Aud he even threatened to pm ket all, modem the children of the Dm. 1. - Moll' 1 1 / I ,e exchtdril, though here he might perhaps be guided by equitable consultsM.4i.. Fur as he well knew that Nletliirdist• 'unreal' 11111 111 11111'1111 races, and no derived no benefit bout his money whin bestowed ue ripiesteilit prizes, he probably thought they had sto more right 111 share in the advanterts of his contribution when transtererd lu ilie purposes of education, in which they were bsritt whose and wiAdul to participate. Another in.. stance. of his gralmiz spit it wan visible •t the enclosure, when, afltt hat imiz come in for, what must 'people would con r, a %cry hisiolsoute dividend, lie wished also to etieluse (hoge pus r t..it nr chwoutlell. of continua udjoiniug the south road, and which WA been so eminently serviceable to the purr of the place, and in which he was opposed by a lamented relative uf smite. 'Elms resembling that inanoofwliuni it was said, if pin gave loin England, treland,Scuilatid, and Wales fur hie iodate, be would yet want the Isle of Mau for a po taluirstileu. Vi•ii complaint heavily of these things at the link. late it he wen, you are not exactly like the brutes, that only growl and grumble when molested, sod afterwards forget. la tit be men, you have wit only the power uf flcl ing injury, Mat 11. e capacity of recollecting it. Unless, per haps, you are induced to bear the yoke more lightly, and to console yourselves, as the bully in Tuns /frown did for his kicking; first, that it was Mote with a shoe of the fluent Morocco, and next, that it was done by a Lord." And I do think it shameful, that having so long enjoyed the uninterrupted 1141111i11111i4111 aunt- Representatives, he should have sent us ammeh inefficient ItlenaLcis, such montwebstif log. 1:111i ell, 1 begin to swim el, that his Grace is a Reformer at beast ; fur, although lie way nut for prudent reasons like to avow it in theory, yet be carries its wildest schemes of ilia. fmauchisement practically into cam. By stomivating Mem bro. Ike our last, win, su rarely attended the House, he has dune s hat the Rr bunters wish to nee done, he has made the Itepresentation of the place nuii and void.. lie has thus • frectoally provided natio. any accusation, of our being ac cess., to the votes of corrupt majorities, or the lavish ex penditure"( public atuitey. Anil yet, I imagine, one of the must crying sista of time day, i. the very slender atteutlaucc of 11emh, i s of Parlisment on invariant questions. Its all very well fur them Wallin M. P. to their names, and to frank bi ters; but it me mt. 1111 l detrimental to the Nation, to have eriestions all lIIIIN.r 1,111 thY Poor Laws and General Liln ratiuu,attended 11 about a fourth of the Mouse. It may be very well for theist to be taking their pastime abroad, ur iu the country ; but, as the cattle says, c though it is sport fur the boys, it kills the fume." • Wien the !take of Newcastle got a Mae Miami, it was observed by a disappoluted eupeclaut," He might thank his stare for it." tOnEIGN INTELLIGENCE. PARIS: PAPERS. PARIS. AUGE*'T 8. Ye.tertlay, st one o'clock, the Duke de Ititthelieu, Pre,ideot or the Council of attended the end trap acted husinevit with4lis 11.1:1.frsty. Dis M.je■ty, accompanied by the Dukes de (irammon►, de lit Chain!, and d'Avary, got into his chaise at three o'clock, tia,d tuuk au airing in the di rection of S4iiit Clout I. Tile MN, arrerite J t•ester day n►orning, awl conducted to the Conciergerie; he is to noilergii the iinpristiontent to which is has been cosidemistil by the sentence pronounced on the first process of the Grey Man. The great exescises of the Austrian artillery, sta tiunett at flaguvento, will commence the 101 ii of August in the between that city aiol Base:t -rill:I.; they will terminate on the 1901. The continuance of the great bents is detrimental to the pulse ; their harvest IA tint very abundant. Tier Jlunictptl Cmincil of the city of Marseilles has subscribed a s11:11 of 1,400 francs towards the erection oldie statue of tlemy IV. IL is said th•tt time Sietir ex-iipstaff of the Royal Coot at Uilau, win 11:11I heel, con demned bt• the decree of the Cosi:l of A 'size of the t±•!.l December, 1815, to the piunshoie..t of six years banishment, as buying taken part in the se ditious movement of the lid' July precedmg, has just experienced the effect of the inexhaustible elemeney of the King who lias deigned to trait him his letters of full and entire pardun.—(Juttrnal de la Cote &Or./ . A letter from Calais of the 3il apprises us, that the Duke and Duchess of Clurence were expected to arrive on that day. Extract.of a private letter, dated Iron, July I :••••6 " During the incertitude of the (Jove tttttt eta relaft• tire to the hostile disposition winch the Ulsited Stoics have un':easingly m inifested towards Spain, it appears certain that the fine squadron whirls is equipping in the port of Cadiz (composed of the ships ceded to us by Russia, maid such of our owls as have escaped destruction) will not .et sail for South America init . !, the Government can determine the funting of our relations with North Americo. squadron con.ists of eight ships of the line, severed large frigates, and a proportioned numher of corvettes ; the crews are complete. This force almost wholly armed and equipped, mill com manded by the best naval officers of the country. " The Government hut receieed (Ad 41:A. patches, via Havatinah, respecting the military events iu Chtli ; nothing has hitherto been 111113. SiPlied respecting them which appears to that they are unfavourable., In Mexico the ittitio.c tranquillity reigns throughout the towns, hut it iv otherwise in the country ; numerous Intuits a Guerillas commit depredations, and disperse nn the appearance of the troops sent out against than.". 4IX-LA-CHAPELLT. JULY 31). His Highness Prince • Hardenberg and his oifa arrived here on the 29th : they are gone to pass •1 few days at Spa. The number of strangers at this moment amounts to 1 1 .191 . persons. I'ire remark among the persons newly nniv.•.l litre, M. Bother, Privy Counsellor of Finances t,► the King of Prussia; Prince Aremberg, Astjnt :.t to his Majesty the King of the Netherland. ; a n d o great untidier of superior officers, both Rossi:to, Prussian, English, and Belgian : CARIARUHE, AUGUST 1. Intelligence of the changes about to be effe - cteel in our organization has been spread fur some day•. We are assured that the Constitution for Baden be published in a few days. The definitive proicet agreed upon by the Comtnission has beets submit Iva to the Grand Duke for his approbation. With re. Bard to our Ecclesiastical Constitution, we shalt have for the Grand Dochy a Bishop anti h Cheptri. with the requisite eiolowinents. The residence • f the Bishop is not yet fixed, but it is supposed that it will be at Constance. ♦IENNJ. JULY .26. The Emperor will proceed to his lainily estates about the middle of August; the Empress will accompany him, NMI will then return to this ca pital during the journey of the Emperor to Aix la-Chapelle. On the return of his Imperial Ma jesty the Empress will meet him at Munich, where their Imperial Majesties will remain for some tune. The baths of Carlsbad have been this soon - Liss. muds fretluented ; the number of vi►itors amosior to 1,600. HANOVER, JULY CB. Our Government has lately given a very im portant and long-expected decision on the employ ment of the ecclesiastical goods belonging to the former chapters and foundations in the Bishupricks of Osnaburgh and Ilildesheim.— • Pursuant to the principles of public Germtanir right, this property has, by the suppression of titrK Iliidiopricks and of their Chapters, become dimwit. of State, and a great part of it has been suld under the preceding Government. These sales are .ui:- ported ; but a certain portion of the property his i,nt yet been alienated ; it rowdy farmed out. Tlic Prim Regent of England has decided, that there •belt he formed of all this property found in this one and the same fund, which shall remain separated from the other domains, ahall not be sold, and the proceeds of which shall go to augment the funds of public instruction and charity. MANHEIM. AUGUST 2. The labours on the fortification* of . Cobleat z a:e now advancing with incredible activity. Several battalions of Prussian troops lire employed thew; every day front three to four thousand m e n oc cupied, and as the labour is very fatiguing. y make them take it in turns. The labours ate yp rying on in four different points, homely. ou right batik of the Rhine. on both tanks of the Moselle, and at Cobleattz. Ott the right kink i.t the Rhine they do not confute themselves melt Iv to re-establishing the old fort of Elirenbreitstem, and the forming of new works on the mountant nit which it is situated ; hut they are moreover establish- 'III: u fort on a neighbouring utouritiiii, canal Le Buiiiiaker, where there did not exist any fortificatiol:l trel'orr. It iv on thin hrighth that then: audit be established with success batteries to besiege Eirren brettaierii„ and it wits in fact front this valor tHt the French boinharderl the tort, when they at,.iLkt•tt it in 1796 :Hid 1797. They have thereiure juaT rd it useful to Join this mountain to the .vorks, coinpreit,iiri it in the nuige of the fu;:itiv;:!i“:.... On the left bank of the Rhine they have tai4ed two f I •' I 4:1