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falmantis on the 1504 inrt. ,d lb- following morning the . 11PCIIITc , 11 . 11 10 •IPRII I, of run.. p IL,. h are k en , di rtviat oot th. r a., ..s Tbe Fr/'lit II 111 . 1 t Z gr4r I n I.avt , r. with iligiontrhen Co, land 4..roird at pit twiner u the 211.1 ult. (*EIGA 11.7-41:CIGENCS. MANIAS, 11111. " AIX-LA 111 tl.l. IeGUST 11§. lii4 Royal the Prince 'Cimlieel-h•r of itr wino) , II here to-tlasy, snol kis hikers i3p Ins alunie in the hou . of Krlleaskirtf, in 'ffte great .cloare. where he will resnk diving the 'whale'af tlw innot;-•rowels. Foo .11..e.ey the Misoistrr of State and Mei "Cho. etlior &yaws, is arrived at Ci3dgot. Among stir two arrivals lwre are, Comet Itrrtl ; it tv . Privy Coutiorllor to the Kiug of I) not irk ; Nlr. Rothschild. tcorge Smith. Esq. M.P. ate. Ilighness 'Prince Anguilla, of Prussia IA this arty the day before yesterday, to go to 1111ta.tres. • TIIIINA. AUGUST O. Pr I..Ce 111 ocher, valh is ist earlsbeid. hexing to ternv.r. and there i. noon to hope that the we Jr the wattle will restore him to health. •lUISILI. AVOVST f. Wt. Warn 'that Geo. Freouttpt, who reotdrd some time at Xottrhis, orroved on the Will of 114 it Bunn.. ) I ,tte•, no board the American irr l / 4 0 ! Anrorn. ClisteMs ' Waffler. It is r Med t hlt., lle to john the Insurgent GrnerolSaa who 114* already its his array •pother very *ell kettionTrestch uSeer, viz. General Breye►. A letter froth Meat of the itllth ssysJ-14 YeSiit chi .Re armed rarely ... paired to Beditiegal l. wn oider Gum the ift;ceiiioserri and fssehirfroos the Aretilvishop . of Atidiedi t ,o•eftiel Om the tor' sciourwe'(Otir4 iite l lte;.'Pellis Mertes., Or clog/y -=46u, who 1r • motile prietit 'AI • slow Tersostrie Orden. Thistassistree . is Maid Itoltove ieett roosest . by the opioioess of this eciiesisstfc, %Ow hoi l l - miw: ever, exercised his sooengoarl foletibil "fertilise thirty . yeses. The , elierretrond The ge shut top MI the iittiviti Prelim illarrfehberioii • l!cirusg....bfioislitiW, Slate, east within oCcids:_ot, Sur `lopsioce at Spo i which coosed.greot . alarm, *et 1140 hopvilpimol: no it l coomaste . uoric—A stow got into the foot of:' the hone on which his Hiiiimestioele, and GII ; hut the Prince hod 11,i:fillet ar before' be got up again, slothi. dighisess slight ;brio is. the hip." • Lord gtenhope,a , -I a Tr f 44 Spa, nit Unix wayte Patin; 0 *No freith Spa, sad irelitiOn 'Paris ; and family hens tendon. A knee Rom " We have j of GOineo, has A letter ft -4 4 A rrAii ), %., Prince Bluthey e ll where. by the:Sosivir • arrived .._ lonrril."—rhe kix-twehapelli Papei. of /111(111110 .. .., 30:11, does Pot naesition thtis repel.' ) • - log* • it;rtattAis t AVEV.II7;SIi:.,, TF.e twOls . .# parioct ! oistlisttertfoj.4 4. l4 grind pittode. thgonteinfeSsitgy of 1 1 . 1 , fIARIOUPAct. . . _IN , aid on the 27th August 11116,,,by, tlacitiwolsiseetli eth r bob of Etiglend sod she . N -iswer-thei Algeritoo., Stefan.. their Copttal.• • .to et& mender of the Cafe Of llitArkes, et• sin tieivOlg . . ~ • ..r.401..4.1.4 4 . f e t •ii • • it lii icier PAOZPlpipPrA Ir. ,atintmatt thetie Diwisqh,yir-jirelfeitstil she itiflloritpkwrocient, the honours of tick Alp. The speastees adosirite the fine oppeoeoweeof oho Morino enril-the preciaies with which they ',messed theirmericeovres. • ' ' il's IIiSiUIG, - AV G Oil ii. i ; ti '' " I' T - he I .'-' in the egolii . o !is tretll . .wtoKrottoos will he . .prost:etleil.6 Alet . itro . . nepri,sery.. to. Sik dtlnithrely AlsAppist Wiliam foe of the Waits, by tweets f Pewee and Aliilevisewy; .irate lioniteigetorte* Loot erhorg.— Itii tot 4eNtittlial Volt 7 therr orilf WI tiny d 1 A cult y --?.. eithei`ll4ta; ' Is illiltelWittitiinbt toptial ions st:i aiNtrivriiiiiyq . l 4 lle* . iworiE Cent liniiiii)eTtfi,.!V . l.:ihi" 4iEppltltellipp Ire, .1141 4 1I le Imo t or - PALMY, Li - eisiesentri.tiowebik..6 Ili lift ' ' et.; end oldie portoillaalbres, the ohlpeolootl 1 of Engineer', 411. de Tolls. The eistirevestslatinn' of lista sort of the frontiett is fobettiesidetd bettor' the winter. The iiivirion of 'A eittliTs• by Lieutestiitif ti4ltlVlrieirted4re * ;.* itturchto ittitev.4rstjmotail s _The troop lititotgatit ilk tire district . Attkircls busk op to-Joy t thane ie.tlrr of Cullomr will break op the day hbvt iosusorsow. It it said the Sierid.quatters of trilinrral Ik:ether' trip rei6o26 . o4ool2llla.abladvtios *here they listWe Id. therm bee% ql#Odt"' Thelivire ;ilea hussars, es Freii t r i t k lIY~ Hi; kapok .to !t4el' i li"Ml% Thigencral review is pet air for saelk,clayik. . .0 • 1 .101611.41111 1 .11 t. AIDS um, • mot' N i f i e t4elalsit will east trio years' laisiolat resibrettliein an inspregisiditrisnirrire... cior.oo!iits Ausiiirr 26. II to c to make A letter from a mentforot ri Vire w mas says:-." the shares of our Natio:mai Hank are• always io grad tit mend; people convert itils thee all tbelijnife! View,* curretic wlitch . •Ibt l i CA . , spirt fir, r 8:tiolt ; thi.ugli it liaa arises fully , withi n ibie ft, ..... year, I the prim:usual administration. k vivid, in resiwet so solidity and credit, the at 111. j or Patio and Anniterdisio. What prover.tliX . ' i, adwiiiilaiscr of aproe at the Bank se, that it len& looney on hills of exchange at 6ve per cent. and upon gold :111411 iilver at three per twist. without tie ing able to put out all it* fund. ; for this crawl it enjoys credit aluio94l ass well as alum% oursehres.--• ( FlaNders Paper), Sept. I.) DUTCH MAIL AND OVRiI I A N PAPERS. ••••;•... • • • •trgAtifilip.:mieosti 4 itiu • • An article, dated Briiiilleabarg; Atsghst 10, says— " Things are in the samFatato summit • in as.* Ilierest of perman. There ate•usioctive pettish. , MlONttetout to make guy 011itichl systrin ineviiii. SittfOiv are people who spend . moo, words iii ddb.. Nikki liciiiis or ihst.opi ll i tttt ;:boilis to.cohiputaim4l4. ih w4tOirts..., Thing who ;mods soy jotootttot ‘ l9 Oii'lsNtit 6 ill . 4 , 0 0 cl'hugititik . writ KS 44 !iwo colisiiire.tle 'yvital as the rypettlyti,totivit 4 144 'lttoig,dom p mighoo,ere thilftlth j Protilmi a .. Oq put of . titsofifli • Poeunb!ekjui• d t.'l%.. ~. Pffel e ° • "I!;oitAii i Sii 3 O:" ites I°4-liesit Viurstitettott s „„* • rsgyet. doe 'right! e ... .. bits have • trilltS. OW 'Sher iiiiiii* oil • 8 •41 1841 11111 ~ which moy e yfresr i ed the p teturn of Alga &rill eviii em., ,wilich tbry atighßitc, to. . 4 It : ip9esit , isil . i . albon , Witile . peoe ise 4efeodisig io ithdtlithl sountiuse! x lite • or. soismemeg tlm otitet v tisei. ' too . opimom e. rather ./fPfit ‘i r '94o,f)ce 4 K tut tira 5 as priacipli> ;hi AtirecgOtort,..ol,l7. Ka 1 . coproy .p oudqrithoot , trowittiooself oinut,the 1,1, 1 : : tratitchuos of parties, iehTis. jt to to tq• ditN which of them is iu the right. 1:100#01144, at, 1 tittlf . fe . doe s not istoify , the gotkil e optrits, who 1 Amery pat it is aba4ate!y.necfmtptp slabeire,pas lot the two systems; it, sooliottOillite, , 141,117, 4 41.mitimer,of i rpori!„to wore timtth‘.(;.mstlheot :his . at length tOrteteta ootoitif,, , , Sputrijit . ,isA said tipit a plop of h c;mo s tl:tultott oritiFhanitpfiT., JJ heists the whole N . l . ltaaryWy o kalq bcca 1air14,411 tltio 4.,N;triici!!rfsisr..ametiarea . th.e Tii i,,,, 1 , ‘,.«, re-,,f solved to !steep iltevidinie. OttLeflothi.lbot chit maids glisa4iisistara, , who hare.tres 1/0 iplop, the Prvi....liert to V4. 1 4i,.. ifft,4o r 440.•; 1 9 Ih° irrevincial t 1 ,, ,, are 110:Ffetrp*OtOrYs tiltiblike - Fit. 1 ouli, of thh otigitiiihtesiFsijimairiehystaml giyt ; rite to lb turg!whltiouwhet 'ol# I its apOjkokle to all Iheirftkittajh • ainotscr s truts .140440.. logn' ' fliatlichi• br deity. . tri is pitied till the `reitTgfir *to. riiver;tiod *hie ogi Indy . WO, impomi . it is the staioviaVreped to jibe ileisys 'boot the University itfratithl the Grads for. the estoblioltreietit ore arreaktrissigised. bet the organization is imitlet retitle*" tittlEtlillt;'"AtilitiT 25. Yesterday asergtelilistif Hi eiirt: s tlse tarp uif also i!ripee, - ,Le'riii and Orisice Gustav" wish WV oilualrj, passed diroumli litre going to Darmstadt. to pay s visit to their Itoyal Highnessei the Grand Doily *ad Duchess of Ileac. Their Hifhiseeteli- returned •in tlit r to fitintintrg: 40Gu!t.10 ! • the airitral iliglineki Print.'" - Metterwch is 2j:reactor' a few days. He will hot be.,baie bdpee n thc 30th of this stionth.—(Jounsal de lndi. fart. August itt.) BERLIN, AUGUST 22. Oa the 18th the Synod of the two Emig,lital Congregations for this year, war welled by Divide -Service 41 the Cathedral Chard,. I• Au ettression of M. Ribtfentrop, Intendant.; Ge? Val of the VerMilion army, is considered e 6 ityreparkable. This (tientletuasi, who has daily, • bdrato hia eyes the tftiscts tif standing armies 'epee; 4Alt uation—economy both on • large and az aura* Lkes the military admiais. t than Ks the swat' if his life, Ind is 'known to die 'Virgil', to their Ornerale and !4overeignr, by Isis distinguished services, Inn, iu ttis Es}rty on the Economy of dm European Armies, the following words, which, 1 . 1 . 9111 the mouth of such a man, are highly importatit !—" That every reduction of the army has 'Mays is livourable influence on the in tegral trlatirs of the country; that these relations, the protersiOns, the property, and the svirit of the litiiitus, must be spared and maintained as much suirsible in tune of peace, that they may berm. *gild will) snore energy in time of war."—( Frenk. fort t;ertnan Gazette, .4vigust .2E.) 5W112E111.41%4. AVUbSI t 4. the f/eyAttie+ of Orr.it• wsill Lucerne. Newf. and rather. hoer left gouty ) after tok t iw4iftretiThiAlgip/si?, voisstriti hes led*/ woleeolt. I tie odhrattd .thet they will he .shottlir • followed by the new Nuncio for &witted:lud o tti .Ifir, ll .:utx. Cosh f rli . ri !f rcite' jirrisdiction, 'the respect and tbe diploinstic body niendly power.—,( ~.._l , Ass;. ) *Boas Toe vat m cot tatiri#tait, AT7O. sib. It is ii3iorte7! that the French army shell he iri crewed to the tiodttter of ‘ito,o6o by the t lst IYI9. sod'that• is the ivrome eflotitt let southhee of Ith,hokt w.N be levied b lo ors**, mote the mai/ tomplete to the perils tistr• blioresoettt. 111. Catethattlghter wleutever:! . to state that the I or the becoming more feriscious, and scents to ~.tbe most_serioos fri ecnisetwens:4.Qn.Weds / last . beiii; asseottAerl7 . ; in fa 4 •ittkilbil ocistrclitns is 'esisiiiiik,'Ydr the avowed pup . off, prevesstiugthose bore plweealify ma iisilnetrisitsilr slilPored %int / piiiiis a ilit their timid ocetiPiliti?"4 . l diey weft Itirlbeed bycessitee snallgsonst spirits to sittialt . lie intiniffitiSfry of Mtissts.TilltAr an'tl °. Cl). . lei! . It ticoats.street. and having demolished the Winhissiti, endedrigltd, ' with dreadfiir Menaces agirial'fht vitiorkine; inSide, to forcetheir way in. to the interior of the building: The oceitpiers . ferst.!Aiitliastsly• provided with fire-antis, inidA ancceedihliv refelliiiii the U411111111'; and;tiy the, I stanc e'‘Orihe 'nanny , the mot, ;visitinally stiO.' Some lives are sato have heels leist on insforaittlite isccasiSti; and Pete al Of lb. ..ailed. into were severely wounded. ' The Magistrates are sand to he very active, awl the military farce in' Illauclwitter has been stretigtheised. But it is not the activity of a Maghdrate, .who with violence seeks to repress outrage—:itis not the* 4nsployment of bayonets, no matter oi th what , *energy they maybe directed, that can restore the 'groper tone of ihidd to these unfortunate and eri. initial men. Neverity . sissy possibly deter au indi.' 'vidaal . froin rePekting an Offence, and the example 'lie his puishfintent mai l have the effect of securing' the public tranquillity from the aggression of others; btu if a strong sense of injustice rouses a large body of 'the people to emit what 'they conceive to be their rights, can the mere stopping of their booths -by, force satisfy the claims of justice, or !none the cdhistry from the ill consequences of discontent so widely 'extended ? Why hive not the deans& cif thisettien been investigated by the Magistrates Intl Gentlerisen of the cOtintry, and why hive not the ktatements they have Pah lishiA-supPorted as they are by dockdfents knd estimates, been met by Counter.itateitlehlk from the toaster tnaisufactisreri; 'to prove the injustice of their demands, and the nudity of their reasoning ? To this we are await' all{ 'be objected,. that the, turn-otrn will' not listen s ib argument, USW-that it . would uM be proper to ireaywith them' while they maintain'' lule present forinidable 'attitude. in poswer to the first objection, we steed only mention the fact, thacat the distressing period when the trade and commerce of Great Britain languished 'in • state approaching to inactivity, and when the master rninufactisrers were sustaining artist datable Ilises ii, their endeavours to compete with foreign rivalry, the labstaiers gladly submitted to a reduction of wages. Au appeal wu made to their generosity and their understandings, and,they readily acknowledged int justice. Why then should a similar Spites% if equally well supported, be now lesi siteCessfol ? Let it be 'hewn that the prate of the trade are nut sufficient to enable the em ployee to give higher wages than might at ' present , be earned, and we shall stake oar existence that the resuk will justify our confidence in the judgment and f•Vrness of the sock-peoples With aspect to the impropriety of treating with .., theselith 111 their present attitude of d e fiadce, ere consider loch an objection as weak and childish in the eittrente. We would not have authority yield I. the.nseiaisiOof a mob, lest it may 4 *iii %peat power,sod throw forthtreattrAciats e'er issaresetiteek argina t e r lbat pride, however. is but little to be commas/ed, that would hesitate not only to reestablish the pub. lie pence, bat* win the affection and coafidaseo Of the peOple, leseit Might seem to descend 'from its dign!!y. and be thought deficient in powkr breads, it exercised jostler. it is but 0 mieereble triornott wheis One part Sr,* nation tramPlesepon another, and *hews no trophies bild:the discontent and hatred of the conquered. p w oty. will but elatiperate tense who are pettnipa toting merely under a Übe *itejseessi . on, Which might be keinoved by a 'fair awl candid inveStig•tion. f It is the more desirable that tire present state of, stain ihOold be speedily and satisketorily tennis. .nated,, as the idte habits and necessities of so larges s a body of arspoiate *men, Strongly imbued !alf ~ thi, idea of their suffering cartaihinjarits, tome them to be tampered with fsp t evit.eolsobed 44404 . "Ad directed by their wicked • impurity to Otte- petpt• ' trade* of some dreadrul 'criniels. ltiSlialier?ettlfilt 'in the meetiagis of the people at hfautcheststOlsere With h6t wanting thole' wko exoreitid sentiments ' little short of treason. It is distressing to think . upon the *possittle evils that iterait the wretched being's themselves, should they. in their wee*. shies, listen to the suggestions of men who Would lead them .tn • disturb the general peace. The 'prudent interference of the Magistracy and Gentlemen of the cousetry might avert many misc. ;ties, and yet we have hitherto heard of no means unsolved to arre+t the progress of the evil, .hut the 'randy resource of every knave or bloekhead—the employment of the military? • iVe are wiry to leant, that s Meeting similat•to those held iii Spi-fialds *ill be cOnsened on Mon. dm next, in Palace-yard, by persons styling them. saves "A COnl inittee of the Advocates of a Radical Reform and UM scrod S.?' 'page."' 19 smother pint of - onre-Paper wit b.. seen a leiter 41 tried J. BLANDrotto. inviting Mr. HUNT to preside at this ire . I sill atd; IfJ ise I.e. tinmr nifjtle tk., to tfl support of the sincere frlFails te. o **tit at. 00,,, tre larient ext.weilnigly; forllte:oolte - 01Rai•imizt; that these mon,• efibetier thefAittf,:'sltinflll 4 thirs prr sstTh to oberifttettittOtiirrirxipifo"tra, pillstfc 'art tentless. They cannot be attached 14 the measure they profess to adrotrineVviattiiqi attirdrinsein is so injudicieuety . tbsplaYettifult i hittyrri to be dreaded thin hosts/Of entities. W• 'amok: for the mike of nor Correetution,-thi% 4 flnW mei should thus come forward ; for cit4r ;Jae Will el danger it by their inteniperete vittiettiA. or, whet we most dread, will Mts.& Itifirdeden si -nett pretence for ter , N ) ing for public With it *liew danger, and enable themlo regiset frdm the -in sie• Parliament a fresh *urn:oder of airs their hands. r ; -,. .: i i 1 r, id I r.. , t r''l l , , I p t , ~~ • ". -- ;:V • • "".`77 7 '''. 1 ,71,4 4 1 2711'' Ksio, sot hiii•digh:tess ascsj,i4l'with a w i anvirpritimpir.pf lhs Id e s nic h s h as in the 14. eatoFtY . s,ty o dWp rfzegi t #6 . :Q C ,gi t i,/jogpmkp l i apatial Us-se .; eltyjiaiNutt jp,:tiVellgih.rel44o6 illioiiiste.,his,(47olilr ''' lmow.AffiTed honk kreseututive esplitesh 4.411114% 11WPWAN ; 114 1 1 ' 4 4 "S.A° P lwii ; .l •114141 : ti '' -w4A4AcitTilAt V 0 01411 4- o h, esti tai Lard P. 6 1 . 1 M 1 .7 ;Ala 'take 1TW11. 4 14,161% from tellies% . discussion the .Adwkweb_oe , let Rom the flitgob itJth th - eltiar joet.feeeired Ilerelha wewothst Geiser?, b, coptfagi i ftou t Oppose though the meter of Governor *relit fhboartix,i oo _,; th e 4o6l l Sksti' - Is64* - Tisp wide Ns.. aleserscAltalstein has clied'attlitts4f to so aitopleep . ; . , si;el - thi.vots mos yetaide 4heirsi • w.essme froilliatio.hsptb it are dissetialledVitit Alois 'deify, Whet*" i. amyys. ;Mil HIM*" wirk• • a*.:the twittery; reissii jells If . trislikeiske' •hea,:atWehbtati. hos diftletCerid , sar Adele thne is gained till the `itiltfif:otWita r. ot:issiweissents, he srtived much issfilt. f il off i vk i ver ; iisi d be in aimanoti. aro `s. Mitlei, vl, petty 614; of Limbos.. steins -• 1 6111 Cf ▪ befo -smut t IK 4 I ▪ declaration selliCh is to be Made to the known We lament 1 C,•.4 ° WI4O •• iciee'Wt;i;str a l lS e i Cotten', hat VII ( 7,, w e b miri am wry hei; iilA — tereidirct from * I lelisd;lY ecoottlini • bliternent. • • •Lu- - • i. • ihrratianuanit. AUGUST 1". • WeAsir that kis, Maio* thattraperar will leave' Ihicattlis Altafirgiitilioi, af lieptaatber, to 'cwt. Ain,loClaapillo s ...la Altemastatit alf *intone wroth i hoc Iltajatay day, &wear %pia : will 'rota liltrinitir t pti*.tiortipliaisamele. to visit her .ac he ratit4 lsahass at Wiimatv th e Qu'rs lenil#llWawd the Prinetraar Orange: • i i rlet 1 0At tilifllititteitjtie. now liein'tge' **Ctlti Ifilicat '',':uat itiistitnio;r. tlir /a ikaiip irirli. * We do not flelltelt;er ' sticla a llne statitatair. ... .. ‘,A : r - liimenonitia. attauso tit. 1.1.: 1144014 1, - %ilk I* CroWn Pritfee 'arrived it tli c ci t it4zi; , ,,;, , ,, lia goe s ..s' i),.. 10: EA* ' iwkip ., . ._ .6, 1! Meirly ti,sr,sri,vvl by • isi r ' It .yr ,004agat. .00 his arrival in S z. fl: klatitali 7'llie liv..wita katly illuininated. We Or!rjb + 4 ~ ar l !lattilya l _nie,ls to leAve chr . istiiiiiia, tHl43loPloarriffpotrrf at„l3ron, hrins .by the end of thy .4/741fth Papers. Sept. t.; _ Aleeting, together nit!' %fr. flu Yer's acm.phoiee of the proposed dignily. In Mr. liumTs lette r is il l , following strange passite, Which is so reitiorkaiiie, that we cannot imagine it 'to have bve.i iiistrtvd .11) rotsts inadvertence ;.& . . G , I rrilairrefitilrte7s7llVlif heh stpoif assist my fellow-corntryillen tot 4lll t I strA the isore_plyasdie kdi.Wilsui eceaske as I oar iii ' d ‘ ilieMifs e .:Mhonak ' s;elteirrigittit/ti eaisiOt 1 1 1OulpeiColile . rxret. p tho invitatiour . 'our, relkaers wilt Pitc'elVe, 'thOThe eutar plait of action is stiavd; hOTtifeli po ',lFfurie 'Egr'if . 7 . " it is. %helm._ teiitiou to drosVettfilisillibl- pied t" these,.morotia Ali% the Le. gialafore, we tree they .41 deviate-froorthet manor- of actie vs 'di e;ifrire ito 62 % 111 . E. Twirl sH PR S S LO [SON. 3ret3RDAY. S. The Pirii Psj!ets of Tuesday iirived last night The Unitising' ite limns, INAPT. 1. t Arbbiting deseepnieriley, he. three ethic*, in se 'pea 1.4474 :01,,Wp Vd4.8.4 *geOpene 4.-It is said.thaLthe Allied Se* • . _ sealsEa jpira°s estry ion, Ain-ls.asspelle. The :Sion a.imipt ;d be more coosidersble thao was *Alt t eSiisisld.=l:iiferilrouilltodea, of he aieerihett.! fist, oldie that The lieliketiee la the stewed cue of realise is lialseed, sod that the last papers of isforesatiost hare iss ' istainsitted lathe pspeiltihsual at Alit. „Aletter fetes ,flettena; nr the 1944sgase, anyes:RlVlsis' emend Wangles; ppr the frila of Isisllseadiaghe i . .., lif Assetria,the Agri.. *ad the Auelria. of,Raski . 14adietwils, nodes the entitained of !Cavalier Assepsalkops, " ' ' .4'reat Rio Jaiieito, sad Milli e% hoard Oaths& , Extriordinary Ainbstesedne •Of t his ThlYerlal Rh jetty is his Most Paithful illejeoey." - 'list Menem! an* steles hat fie beards% if iless; 'pia "aline, ist prgdssi tt!tiinsitierelile atilaher of breast Doti d. A. Apollo, of adiginele worksatiaship I& bees 1 lietiodiatefj.' . A triter iron Leetd4e Of flit 'filth ISsi says,' et ikailahre Abe Diellitie of Illitiitebello, Is eeriftd is this dry; the :lithe . Obee'ef het illaseAshis *lift (111ershal ILaioneo), Vitt het 1 ' (sink Vim. , wessaised stall MM. beers, belt she' line* lam to Rib& bet stay try hoisourable . prsofisit the peatiamests abiebbsdatate her tine spirits. 'She brow* pay. *ie child,.. hew the modest stylus 'whit* sac the ;needle of dot Illarbill, and ilserty is Preieice ore crowd Of' I:peeple, she made a *wet* to her young holey' ea tot:cities,' : 4 . V rill I she instalhAlly Oral! lamas 'modem., that the Altar," iif the hers terVall streatut were deeply &fleeted. This Wee- Isie .4 11 lose ill/art:Used the natal neeppi*° of bar Witold, ii with s% ieteistioa to make it a fousdation fue eM 0•1401%. 'Sad orders hare'beest giren to set Is wilt upon this Noble 1 mkiliateot sithout delay" • The Fire per Cent. Consols were; on the :Stet Llddi,lso francs—Bank Actions 1,6-2.7. ... . 4 . A Flanders Mail has arrived. with Papers of re assitate. The general review is put off for s ft* daya. by the tutier arrivals fret') America, 4betleileirts' had been widely circulated, to which belief had'been very generally attacheri, that !pain had already agreed to cede • the Florida% to the United States. If tin; were the . case, the violent octilpithiss if Pensicoli by Geo. Jockiert . ,waskid prove' an - unnecessary The;e ruatcram, howe'ver, are declared by the ifa'titnial the derni-necial Paper of the Nashingtun Govern. maid, as wholly deititute of fouisdatiosi. This Paper even states that the Pat:stottiv " has de. tided that Pensacola and the other Spanish posts, which hare been taken by General diction, in the Florida,, shall be restored to the Spanish Authority . ; bat with • requisition., that the King of Seoul shill hereafter keep such a (Otte in , these Colonies, at Shall enalde him to earcote, with Adelity, the Fifth Article of the Treaty be& tiveess the United States and Spain"—which tick provides that both parties shall " restrain by fora; sib hostility on the part of the Indian nations, living within their boundary; so that Spins will not 'idler her Indians to attack the citizens of the United States, nor the Indians inhabiting their ter. :ritory ; nor will the United States permit these, last illeutioned Indians to commence hostilities against \` >\ . • - \\ 34 \ • The Sew of last night ammusse kite • virrivat - Of letters ;dated Columba March 30 whitirwrilteito' meritieln of the • Melancholy ciktaltastaneet'of the surrounding of estarrol in - u • ntilit' fort. The event was said to hoes happened •in? the middle of that month, and if it had milli: taken place, it must of course have been lionati at 'Columba on the'3otls. Oinhe tofinary. the!* 'letters state that the (..ineral was stretmousiy lowing up measures to subdue the ribelhoue enemies, and from his conthleni:e 'in the tioopt under his command, hod every hope of being soon able to subdue (hem. fileithing could ex ceed the ardour, fortitude, ankperseverance; of the Officers and troops Who peemesi t to be atoimattd with the convictiotittat their efrotts would shortly be crowned with incttess. It is added, that their are also private letters of the unite dote from Lady fliteirxincu, Who 'is at Collithe,' ;11111 ' dots not advert to the rumour in question, but exprebs hoties that the serthce will * limn be over. the parishes of Dublin are wisely emplityell in 'endeavouring to'bhtain a total reiktirorthe Window TIM. A meeting of the parish of St. Catharine was held on Saturday, when a Petition for that purprne was unanimously Breed to. Thanks were tiVit,, voted 'to Mr. 1 4 1.1.911LaT and Sir JOHN Newroirr, for the 'zealous part they took in supporting, the 'Petition .1 the Citiseui cifbubliu for al Wel repeal, in the late Session of Parliament. • . toot mortaiwg the following Bulb:tilt was eahi. bited at the Quaen's Privet.. respecting the lotaltli of her MIibLIITY " Kew Palate, Sept. 4. 44 The Oates matinees in the moat state at yesitnlty, although her llajtatys night has beta bairn iiattartert " .Fll. MI LMIAN. " H. HALFURD." • The excess of revenue in the present quarter, beyond that in the corresponding (papier of Lot year, will be near one million and a hal f. —t Fresnag Paper.) A letter front Dover states, that Lord CasraE4 REACH and suite arrived there on Wednesday evett. itait; and on Thursday embarked on hoard the e *heftier packet, Captain Rurrsa, under • salute from the guns on th e heights. Lord Sritraar, the British A inbawliiiir to the Court of Austria, passed through Bamberg on the 44d last, on his way to Vienna. The King of the Two Sect LI ES proposes to ri.it Rome in the course of next month. Prepanniuu• are making in that city for his reception. Further Calcutta Papers 'initiative! to the I Ith of March. The main armies were breaking rr, and going into cantonments, a few detachment. lowly reameiniag in the geld, and the Giiversior.Gr .tieral proceeding towards the, Nest . t of Gorernineur. •The head.quartero of his Excellelicy „ere at Sheer Vihur.on.the 2111th or February ; be was to crosi the Janina on the' t2lst, was erpected to reach C.aau pore on the idtli..aud was then tojeOcceil to Lock nOrr and Cioruckport. Meny of, the. e•onotry fmt. had been already surreuderedonot other. were isboot to be reduced by force if they offired any re ,s. , l-. after. A Treaty with the deem& RAJAH 0-3• forwirdness. ainktliat concluded with AI Bins had already brou.begaiu- to be - carried oleo execu tion on his part by delivering.uposionse of his 4,tit. The Iliiidorsits were forced tptir 10/It_e o f oat which are only tit for their 00.19 . 'tar r yl . fare, and indispensable c to its,:poseecusiou.„ , ., , • We are sorry to perceiwa.thato.ifue-rholora wrier continued •ita fatal ravorte•welowtmet •thk.wart . .•-• Some Europeans had lateerirkerworitailted 4 if., mud to one or two itosteneeoletilliaitlit (0;11 ; but in general they were.tauch more slightly **dieted by it thou the witivrik . f.'.• • - Curacoa•GoaeUria. to •theriffirwtsfu ty ibite•• in 4 t . Batort hen had •be englitetimit •Ifhth the.Spanoli fleet, whitile - i , aptiterifino of 11*qt...brig. ; it. is al ' a said he bud taken the Sltaui.h shitip of et.s.Sarrissio. from the'Havalitudi, proceeding to souse post on the IVlssi is with troops. On Satin-slily morning tilt' I. ii:a spoke one Of.Balua's-synadron, and was it:lonised osfi:4lrd.i. I. i e w etatitre of the two . brigs 415 action with the " 4 ~t