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By Mrs., 0 P I E. 44 Mrs OiiieNl Volume of Poems hag affird.l ha much piewo.re, and it smitirl have n`41.41, 4 for It. a u th o r a v e ry sniiSuleretlr rep.l4 itv.n, thrwrit Work had been wholy u•ikn..w..." F.diol,u h Revi.w, ()et. IS. 2. Fruited We Longman, Horst. Rein, and (*me, Paternoit..r. ), 00 Jaen. Pow. Of whom .•11 , v be lud , latch poblodod, br the 'Arne Author, 1. The I' %ti,EK and 1/AI.It:IIIF.R ; a Tale, in P,4.6.4. The T:iint F...hmee, *nth a Froi.tetni.ce, ! N ice .ot 6.1 2. Av . /I.:LINE. MOW BRAY ; or. The M rraad Daugh ter, a Taie. In 3 Ifo!s. Itlmu. the Secudol ii.d.tin, price 13s. Crl it CVs opened, orals Veit pleasure, a new Nose', from the pin of MM. ()MO, a Lady orn.we V11C , 1 , 11.1.0i1 ta lent. 44/ la.ol/0,1 , to bar seri and country. .le,gaval in tier Pathetic* Tae of " TM, Father and Daughter," • power .4 working upon the passions. we think unovaltrd (perhaps with she single commits • of Mrs. IncbMld) ty any Writer of the posmoid.ss, tow has she tat!ed tq alifet her r. - adcra with many it:tendon scenes in Wu.k before its." Ma. Critical itsriew, FeL. ISO. ronziorr INTF•LLTGENCL • FROM THE cLa IAN PAPUA. r. LUT OT TRB TRIER PRUSSIAN ARUM THAT ■AVI RICEITED °minas To ^Ascii. 1. ArmiiialoWertissony, under the command of the Reining Duke of Brunswick : Infan.ry.-2 Battalion. of Kan win', 2 of Arnim, 3 of Le ri.artz, 2 of :Winning, 2 of fume: reulalancl, 2 of Prince Wit. 'tam of Brunswick. 2 of l'irch, 2 of Owytien, 2 of Moot, 2 of Noise Levi. Ferdinand. 2 of T. hammer. 2 of vie Duke of Brunswick, 2 of Grenadiers of Blake, 2 of Grabowsky, 1 of O,tcn, 1 of Wercler, 1 of Byron, 1 of Candi, 1 of Ratunau. Cara!ry.—.'rS market. of Rains, 113nuarlron. of Life Guard., 3 Squadrons of Katei Dragooftil, S of !twines Dragoani, 1U of Anepaeli Bayreuth, 3 of Bavarian, W of Dottingk Nassau, of Wob wee+ Dragoons. Light idantry...-1 11,11[414in of Biala, 1 of Eyelet, 1 of Car - low itz, 6 Compar.ies of Infantry )gen. datta inns or Infantry of the fine, 3 ditto of IN. silerra, G Corapanie• of Jagers, and :to Sivadrons of Cavalry—. making about 90,U0:1 men. - Q. Army in Anspach, under the command of the Prince of Hehenlohe. lafantry.-2 Battalions ofUnrah, 2 of Wartendeben, 2 of Risnouard, 2of %Astons, 2 of Holienlohe, 2 of Treuenfets, 2 of tlresenitx, 2 of Steinw•ltar, 2 of Stroeheitx, 2 of Pun kas:liner :—.C.,eliadiers, 1 Battalion of Hausmann, 1 of Swish, 1 of Collin, 1 of Haworth, I of Rink 1 of Schack. Light Infantry.—ail &station of Pellet, lof Rubenau, lof Ruhl, 1 of Erichson, I of Raven, 1 of Roguslawsky, 4 Coin pain 4of age. s. Cavalry.-5 Squadrons of Cuirassiers of Qaitzon, sof Heim ing, 5 of Ranting. S of Dot ff., 5 of VOW, 5 of Prato itz, 10 of Gott Raiadei 11,110 10 01 Pletx, S 'of A itspaeh Iltissars. Ti.tal.-2S film:lions of Infantry, 6 of Fosileer:, 4 Cam pania of Jag,o , , and 55 Squadrons of Caraliy, amounting to about 60,t.U0 men. 3. Army in Wenphalia, under the command of Field-Marshal the Ele&or of Hesse : Infantry Sattahuns faiths Etaftoe of 11,a.e, 2 of Lettow, 2 of Seheok, 2 of Weciel, 2 of Hagken. Grenuters—t Battalion of Bowel, 1 ofiecltner. Light 1 ifantry.-1 Hattalwa of &Abbe, 1 of Ernest, 1 of Tiernby. y —5 Svadroas of LI: Carabine:rs, 5 of Cuirassiers, 10 of Much 41 .11371. Total .-12 HMO of Infantry of the Line. 3 Light Lt. tahon , , and 20 Siva ho.la of Cavalry..-antaunttog to about FRENCII NLWSPATERS. Next New Year's 1.) .y, when the old calendar it to be reinstated in its ancient privileges, a very re markable alteration will take place it•. the literature of politics. The number of newspapers at Paris will be reduced to five, or, at most, seven. I. The Moeitter, as the official paper, the pro prietors of which are Maret, Secretary of State, and Agasse. Barrere is the author, or rather the editor of the observations, conformably to the ideas fur nished by the Emperor himself, which are of:en annexed in the JUen✓err, in particular to articles a rafted fiom the Engl'sh papers. The remarks are frequently by the Emperor himself ; this was tile case with the note, in which the rep"rt that Eu gene 13eauharnois courted the hand of the que.,:n of Etruria, was contradiAed ; atu the ridiculous con duA of certain fi meters, who ea leavoured to force upon the Bonaparte family a multitude of ancestors, was treated with such severity. " The family of Bo naparte dates from the 18th of Brumaire," is an ex. pres'ion in the Moniteur of the 25th and 24th of Messidor, which is really remarkable. In this the Journal de Paris received a reprimand, without be- ing mentioned ; for that paper had inserted the ob noxious pretensions which had caused the author of the above-mentioned note to say : y a ries de plus daogereux qty stn sot 111111 ; and the joornot de Paris was obliged to cote elk note. 2. The Jeurrai de Parlt ; the property of the Counsellor of State, Itsalerer, and the Secretary of State, Maret, as the d.mi-official journal. J. The tiax,efe de 'rater ; for which the Emperor Napoleon personally interests himself, and whose demi-nfAcial importance the attentive reader might deduce from this circumstance, that, for some time, the Mwsitare has, almost daily, capied articles from it, and quoted it as its authority. 4. The Journal des Sp-:lades; which is particularly patronized by the Empress Josephine. 5. The old Pellets Ajiebes. For some years two journals have existed under this tide ; one of them has been established for a century ; the other arose from rivalship, daring the peridd of the revolution. Large pensions will be granted ura these jour nal,. The proprietors, aetording as they are more or less supported, will sacrifice a larger or smaller portion of their profits, as was formerly the case. An experiment of this kind his already been made with the Journal des Debott ; on which, pensions, to the amount of t.OO livres, have been granted, because it has such a considerable sale. Were this not the case, it would several times have been suppressed. Its existence is to cease with the new organization. In order to avert the impending storm, the Abbe Geoffrey has, since the 4eith Messidor, assumed the title of Journal de l'Empi , e, and flatters most grossly. The Poldicias, and the Journll de Commerce, will, probably, be suffered to continue. Whether the Argots and the Memorial elt.ti-Pritta n,quo. edited by Barrere, which has very few readers, and has, hitherto, been supported by the govern ment, will be continua, @ppm& very uncertain. 'I4E BRITISH PRESS. LONOGN, NC'EDNESDAY, Novrmsea f:.'o. We wive, this day, some extrAs from German Papers, reccived by the last flamiwrgh Mail, and, we blik , vc, tit-lush:4.l.y in our possession. Those which relate to the present state of the public press in Paris, spew how little regard is due to French newspapers. We have received American Papers to the 22.1 ult. they contain but one article of any importance— the death of His Imperial 3fgjesty, DESSALINCI, Emperor of HAYTI, and King of St. DOMINGO. He it to be succeeded by His Imperial Higinest, Prince Cm ILIZTOFHE. The expedition under Rear Admiral Sir SIDNEY Sn iris, sailed from Dover Roads, about eleven o'clock on Sunday night. The weather proving hacy, next morning it was not discernible ; but one of onr Correspondents says,that aboutnoon it was teen steer ing for Boulogne, within eight miles of that place. Report also states, that the enemy had pushed out from 150 to 200 of their flotilla, to defend the en trance of the harbour. The Discovery bomb, carry ing mortars of the largest calibre in the service, sailed oa Monday, from thd Downs, with a squadion of mortar boats to join the Expedition ; and it was suppos .d that the attack would be Made on Monday night. The Genti..i, one of Sir SIDNEY Ski ITH'S newly inverted double boats, was rendered unfit 'Or service, by damage which she received along-side a gun. brig. A great maoy parties followed the expedi tion, in c!trters, to see the attack-. One of them, siith provi ;ions on hoard for a wePk, carried Lord Roosts', Col. Cus uKciiii.a, Mr. N. Teevastue, and several other ,eutlernen. A letter has b-en received from Lisbon, dated the 4th instant, which contains some additional par ! iculars of the glotious viCtory Trefalgar, and the events that succeeded it. It informs us, thst Lord RtollEßT FITIGERALD,OUL Milliner at Lisbon, bad received dispatches from Lord COLLINGWOO6, of the 31st ult. His Lordship, after stating that he Lan been forced to destroy all the prizes, adds, that hi! has on board his fleet 16,000 French and Spa nish prisoners. The account of the vi.lnry reached Lisbon just time enough to prevent the French from illuminating for their vineries in Germany. Lord lict.soe's body is not, as has been generaly opposed, on board the Etijalus—it remains on board his own ship, the rietory, which, with the Bcreisie, is gone to Gibraltar. Of the eleven sail of the hne which came out after the battle of the 21st, under Grtavima, only fi+e bare been able to get b 4ck to Cadiz. Yesterday morning, at eleven o'clock, a Mili•a-y Board was at the COMMANDO{ in Cuter's Office, in tae Horse Gnarls. which WAS attended by the Dukes of Kens—And Custaeee sun, General HA acougr, and a numher of General Officers. At two o'clock, the Duke of YORX held a public day. and gave audiences to a great slumber of Officsus, in the course of the afternoon. I its Excellency Count Woaorszorr, the Rus sian Minister, attended, yesterday, at Lord Mu A VL'S Ocriee. The Officer whn arriv d at Deal in the Tribune frigate, was M. D'Ounsti t, win was the Russian Ambassador at Paris. lie brought to our Govern. ment the informatinn of Count HAUGWITZ. having set off for BON AP A FITE'S lead-quarters, with pro positions of peace. Should BONAPARTE refuse to listen to them, there is very little reason to doubt that Prussia will takes decisive part against France. M. D'Ou a tr. is also come to make arrangements with our Government. The Right Ilon - iurahl• the LORD MA Yon had an interview, yesterday afternoon, with the CD RR-. CI t.LOR of the F.:car:co:ea, at his house, in Down ing-street. - Yesterday, the Loan MAYOR was under the ne cessity of raising the price of bread half an assize, or a penny in „the peck loaf, which will take place to-morrow : when the quartern loaf, wheaten, will be sold for one shilling and three farthin4s, and household for eleven pence farthing. Thursday, the 28th day of November, inst. is at). pointed for the eleCtion of ten Deputy Corn-Meters of the City of London. The gallant Captain MUDGE. late of La lilaw4e, 32 guns, captures' by a French squadron of Barba ' does, arrived on Sunday at Plymouth, to tale the command of the Phenix, 41, when she arrives them Rear-Admiral Sir R. STRACDA:t, Bart. in conse quence of the glorious vielory on the 4:h inst. off Cape Ortega', in which he captured all the French squadron opposed to him,has given (with the resis. m ere Captains of his gallant little fleet), have fur 100 seamen and royal marines, from each ship, to go on shore to recreate themselves during their slay at Ply , mouth, for 48 hunts, and, when returned on board their respettive ships, auothcr set is to go on shore for the same purpose. Ilse fir 3t party went on shore Friday and Saturday, and behaved in ti.e.r usual eccentric stile, hiring hackney-coaches, with which they form in the streets, lines of battle, as they cal it, and then break the line, by making the co ichmen turn suddenly (by displaying the signal nt a red handkerchief,) down some narrow street, huzzaing the whole way ; but all in perfect good humour. To their hortsur, as British Seamen, each mm had a knot of love crape ribbon fastened abuse his lett elbow, as mourning for their late brloved Hero, Vice Admiral Lord NZ:i.SON. Till. AT FS. Cast nigh', The Siert of 13,1grefdt was :ty.i.l per. fornied to a crowded audience, and rece;cej tr .„,h and deserved applause. Ater the Melo-Drama, 'h• new farce of The Mathrrrneh was again firmiet4 forwaVd with increased spirit and effeEt. Mr. 11,N_ isisrra was, if possible, more ai,im..ted than on the tirst representation. Miss De CAMP was an Abits auxiliary in the find of mirth. She gave her songs ;is the happiest style. Two of her dresses are beau. tifol, and display much taste. Tile gale of public favour is fairly set in, and The Trea , herveri, in des pite of its name, will long rema n a . fixtur... COVLNT-CIAKDISI. . . _ Last eight. after the new Comedy of Thr ? meal, which was successfully repeated at this The atre, Miss TY&FIt made her first appearance ia th e part of Nell, in the popular Fate.- of he De i , 41 as Paw. It wanld be a hold model-taking, under a•• 5 circumstances, butt it would requi: e no inconsidei able portion of talents, to please a London audience, whose taste has •u. ' •-- Fhie rna4t Eni,fi r d model now wanting, t .' humour, the ! winniag pi.t) we have been accustomed to see in the favetieite but to l te preventative of the charaZter, conduit of the audience proved that they came pre. pared for the result. If Miss Trace's atcuing re ceived no applause, neither did it experience any marks of disapprobation. beautiful song of " 7 hor,gh late I fe , r a Ca& tr's Wife." s'n-, however, sang with great sweetness, An.l was much applauded. Mr. haINDEN. in .P.,50et0, was as entertaining as ever. Mrs. Sr. loss molt the part of Led, Limer://e, and laid upon the :manta with an athletic arm, that would not disgrace a pa. gilist. The Conjuror's spell must have a&d in a very powerful manner on the eyes of Sir Jahn and jam, when they could not distinguish between tliii• lady's Amazonian, Otoportions, and the Lillipu tian form of Miss TY R -•- To morrow, the Kitiu will come to town, to re ceive the A.l 'ress of the City of Loa ',in. upon the vi Rory off Trefalgar, upon the 'Throne, at St. lanes s Palace. The Duke of CAI4IIIIIOOE. it• is expeeted, will leave this country shortly. It is u. derstood His Royal. Hi GRIN EiS is g. ring to Hanover. Her Royal Highness Princ,ss CHARLOTTE of WALE', accompanied by Lady Dc CI.IFFORD, went airing yesterday, along the King's Road. Yestetdav, about two o'clock, Lord H•wets- sorry, accompanied by Dr. Moss, Cram Residers tiary, and Mr. MILNE, the Master of the Works. attended at St. Paul's Cathedral, to arrange a plan for the interment of Lord Netsom. Viscount and Viscountess Carrells EAOII left e- It Cr% Hotel, yesterday, for East sheen, wilere they entertained a large party to dinner. . Lord Riveas is expelled this day, from his seat in Hampshire. Mr. Jules, who lately performed the duet with Mr. Hr..-sst Y JOISSITON, complains ;hat :ha folio-, , •f that gentleman is destitute of grace, though it pow erfully areas the feelings, The Countess of HA nal soros had a card party 1 last evening, at her house, in Stableiya-d—amenst the company wire, Lady Motion rise, Earl and Countess of BASSI itoa:. and Dowager Countess Of SEVTON. Several bahl-fra'd Gentler en and Ladies have sought an introduftion to a certain illustrious Oaken since he ordered the hair to grass- ova': the lips of the 1 5th Dragrams. • General Ituss left town. yesterday, for Dublin. Viscount Comore is expelled, in a tew days, at his house. Davis -street, Grosvenor-ware. La iy FCaIIANAGH left town, yesterday, for her seat, May-place, Dartford, Kent. The Austrian General Wafailt, is seminally -a proper person to attack BONA lon It l' E, who, as the enemy of mankind, has, in the language of the law, • Wotri brad. Lord MAIIOX will leave Los+ o's Hotel to-morrow, on a visit to the Earl of C•itairforou, at his seat, in Buckinghamshire. Lady iIItATIACOTI is expelled in town to-morrow, from Ramsgate. Lady MOJME, and her amiable danhter, Mrs. DICKSON, arrived at her ladyship's house, in Swat. ford Place, from I:Lump:ate, yesterday. Mr. Pt r r entertained a scica party of his friega, yesterday evening. The 11:Unguent, although honourably aqui/tel. is, cotorary to every principle of English law, &A g ed, every night, to undergo a +lnv trios! gr. A eLINCIII A Id. to whom the farce of 7/k Iree 1 7 epterk is a.cribed, is the successful author of Tk Marrw ' .t. Promise, .31" t. IP,uins. am The Lady of General Fox, and family, will sail in the Camel store-ship, for Gibraltar, nada cossie voy of the Apo/4r it igate. The Managers of Drury-lane Theatre have evinced, by their liberality. the high sense they en tertain of the merits of Mrs. Jortoam. Her fine fanlily being tel iously indisposed, the Managers have cheerfully given her leave of absence as lung as she feels it necessary, though conscious of the great loss wllich . the concern sustains horn the want of her assistance. The KING has been pleased to give and grant unto the Most Honourable RtCH ARO Marqu's Wer.t.aster, Knight of the Most Illusttions Order of ST. P• t mice, his licence and permission to re ceive and wear the insignia cf the Order 4•1 . the Crescent, which the Gie .r4n &toning hal trans unitteJ to him ; and a:so to command tii:d this His M4resvv's concession, together with the relative documents, be registered in iris College of Arms. A concert, for a charitable purpose, was to take place, nn Monday last. at the Rotunda, in Dublin. under the pattorra,-e of his Ezeellency the LORD LI EUTLNANT, LIM countesses of 011.10,41.1, ARR•Pt. BEI.I/RORIE, and I.I.ITRINI,Rec• &..—Madam sett, Mts. NUN)I, Hies. Cookk, Mr. rcetcll/. Plitt:tees, and Signior Origami, were to to the prin cipal vocal performers ; Jesus StCIIIPOOR WAS to preside at the pian,•forte ; and thu band to be .led by Mr. T. Cuoaa. • i -