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DAV November 9. lOU be perforated THE WONDER Ps M'OMAN KEEPS A SEC3ET. • DeaSailEr , =start t Liser.-30, Mr. Herter; Donna Violante. Mn. Yates; Plera. Miss Meal. After oly!^h, CINDERELLA. To matelot% with THE CH ‘NTED EoURSER Or. THE SULTAN OF CURDISTAN. —fifusf7iaA Evo'uttane ly Mon& Duet ftw and hM Troop. Tat poi of Perste. Mr. Art a.; Alinavon, Pent? of Penne. Mr. Poole,: in . :mar:4% the Enchanter, Mr. Wallaek Mahon.% the Slave of ALaraMcir, Az. Harter. Tao Pstneroa et caariaadre. Mr& W. Meet: Staarene, le:narrow. Dar frelsehuts„ and Simpson rani Co. THEATRIC ROYAL. COVNNT-GARDEN. l'.,ll.lEren!TK. TUT:.:PAY, Nov. 9. s: be rorformed ly0):AN NEVER VEX r; or. THE wmow or coizmni.j.. the Sixth. Mr. assor F...rtet. Mr. Voury,•. Sfephen /over. Xt7fletnllei Foster, Ju Mr. Coorer; Mater Drown Mr. Eger -Ihin I Slr Hodfreriyeedweti. Mr. artley: Master Innoeent . Lamheklu. X. Seeley; Clown. Mr. 11!auehird. Agnes Wo:stod (The Widow ,I CetakaH, Wee Mester; Mrs. Yoder. Miss Lacy: Jane. 1 01!ss Mmes. ti Mt V. tts Lard Mayor's Show. as ft passed thrs.ugh Chess/M.I4N In the year 1141. I.ftAr Tnr MICAIP:4; or. THE WATER-CAMIM S2•GWI. ?dr. Efweett. Toe(sorer, be Da. tar of So,1:1e. THEATRE HAYMARKF:T. TAU Evening. TV kV. November 9. will be performed Slit rO•il , S TO CONQUER. Wiseehrtle. ; %NY:re If .riow. P4r. %Iran: Tony Lampirin, Mr. LJoton. 14:11 liordoastle. !Um Rehr. After which, Twoutn PC7.7.1.t A CONJI:IinR. PeWX. Cow of Muorovf. Mr. Yining; Peter Summits, Wr. W. West: Von Dander. Mr. Lbst.,o. Bertha. Wm T. To , c.0711.(1e with DiF MAYuit OF GARR %TT. Nejor Iturge..E. Mr. Doirtou; Jerry Sneak. Mr.W.Weet. lie.zorrow. The Bei,pws• Crers. The ftivals. and Shalom end C. - - • THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE, STRAND. UR. H‘Tfli.wS'S CX1.18101111 . 20 TRIP To AMERICA! Mists, base !flterrtipt.al In J ko:* :sot. at the pealed tit let b/gbert at teloatm, brthe necesety of earia..melag the Tule Opera Strion t 2114 tetrlT Fam.flise of itlstlnetlon. thin aircent from LunGPn. havlnt summ st repetatlati. It Is nispeettittly uteetle taai MS. liithette grlit fatted AT HUSH. ON THURSDAY i.nd SATURDAY. Ilts Barrios Prams commenced publishing yesterday 'midair at lire o'cluek. LONDON, ICESDAY, Novanssa 9. 15R4. In the Paris journals of Saturday there is an almost euti.-1 absence of every thing of interest on this side of the Channel. The Jovreal des DrLals has suspended its hostilities with the Ministry, but the Curslif trtionlri and the Coserrier Francais do not relax in their now almost hopeless efforts to drive M. de VILLILLE from his seat in the lit) c's Cabinet. The former asserts, that the Pie skint of the Council has opened a private correspondence in the Belgian papers, from which a paragraph is quoted, ' salting that the french Illinisters are very active in pre paring themselves for the aplneacliingSess!on of the Legis lature. They are dctermincd," ,it is added, "to avoid all discussion.: that may tend to produce discord. .Two charges v.ill certainly take place in the Cabinet before the openioc of the Chambers, and several new P.•era will he creatttl." Our readers will find, in the letter of' our Paris Correspondent, the meat correct flew of the politics of lbw, busy and intriguin7. capital. Whether M. de VI tete will ultimately be compelled to yield to the aseeants who surround him on every ride, is probably a fact at this moment altogether uncertain. Cuaatos X. is fond of public applause., tut he may, perhaps, think tl.st the whistle may sometimes be bought too dearly. The trouble and difEcultv of forming a new Administration might, in his opinion, tully ceuntcrb:.l;:nre the momentary addition a change would give to his popularity. 13esides, from whence are to me the materials of a new Cabinet? Would the Liberals be better pieleed with M. de MONTUOZENCT and M. de CH itTEACIIR!•ND than they are with M. de Vittstr end M. de CORBIERI. or would the Royalists be satisfied with the expulsien- of the lathr in order to sub stitute a Miniary like that cit' M. de Cat! ? The aruniieur denies that any of the plans laid before the pubde for the indemnity of the emigrants, have the satetion crf the Go ver nmetit. IVe observe that the greatott pains are tr.! en ti conciliate the military. At an enter :aie.nient given to the 11th legion of the National Gterd on St. Charhb's Arty, after having several times drunk til l : cf the KING and the Roy*: Fan: y, a tout wsz proptys.tl—" To the Frer.ch Army, the soldiera of llarcnr„o, Aucterh.:, and La Verit'.e?, who united their ;mires under the same Ttz in Spain." It is *el for the French Gal:en:m:ln it the sohli-ts tf 111ren go and Ls Ventioe ein Le tht:s easily made to believe that they are'reelly frirn It w:suld, pirhaps, be r..:sty to sey lass s'zcut the battler of Ls Vendee. The reminiscences of that seer cannot generate amicaMe Fargcs Fr:4 ns—P",us, Nov. o.—fire per Cr:A. W; Bank Sun;k, 1975 f.; per Cents. and Fal comet Certificates. ; Rene if I.:sr:c.c. 17 ; Royal Spr.nlita Loan. ;, Esensageoll Luslon,one ; dare ditto, fO. Last night we received she Aciniirri?sirn PeFets Satur -Is7, tad Mint nrgh Papers to 'Wednesday. Thry bring the most favoarable servants of di:: iiticccs.:ivt.,:n.:egeiner.ts between the t..;:eeit and Turkish itriets. Tire CA.PITAX PACRA, it appears, after ?I...l:sluing the grc:tt..-st di:Asters, beirwitki dificulty reached the li,rdAnelles with his own 4gp, one sinee frigate, and ten tranvorts! The next news we obeli bare will be, that, according to the established rawer e Turkish di' he hes lost I,ls head. The Egyptian expedition, in order to capture the Viceroy's son, who, it seems, is not yet actually made prisoner. The victory over Du.visit DACHA is conflret d. He fled from the field of battle dangerously wounded, with only ROO men, leaving in the hands of his conquerors all his ar tillery and baggage. Despondency reigns in the Diver. ; but the public tranquillity had not been disturhed. Thus has terminated the last effort of the Musseltnatis. It would be idle now to doubt that the Creeks are competent to maintain their inflependerce against the SULTAN. They have nobly established their right to resume their statiott among the states of Europe. May they be as wise in settling their internal afl'airs, as they have been fortunate in defeating their external enemies. [From the Amsterdam Perm] FRANKFORT, OCT. 31. Letter from the Levant say, that the Greek Bishop of Naxos had scut, some nine ago, an act of subreivsion to the CAPITAN PACIIA, sad that the Ctntral Government of Greece has lately caused that prelate to be ar-estri, and brought to Napoli Ili Romania, to be put upon his trial for this proceeding. ODUISA, OCT. 15. Letters from Constantinople of the 9th and 10th of December, bring the following news :—After the action off Samos, another bottle took place on the 10th September, rear Stanchio and Dun. dram, between the Greek and the combined Turkish and Egyptian fleet ; the Greeks burned the fine frigate Africa, a corvette, and two brigs, and took 16 transports. Eight of the Greek ships were damaged, and went to Santo. to repair; they had ICO men killed or wounded. After this, there was a third battle off Patmis, between the Greeks and the two combined fleets. in which the Greeks burnt two frivist--• and four brigs. Three days after this there was an other battle., in which the Greeks turn' three frigates, and took four brigs belonging to the Turkish fleet; several transports also fell into their hands. In this battle they took prisoner the celebrated IssesE a GIBRALTAR, Commander of the Tripolitan fleet, and the brother-in-law of the niche of ELIYPT. The Turks have cfrered 200,000 Spanish piastres fur the ransom of Is MAEL GIBRALTAR, but Admiral filtannts has demanded eight frigates, and whatever he had under his command. The Admiral continued to pu-stie the remaii der of the two combined fleets, and has so harassed them, 1 that the CAPSTAN PACHA lin with difficulty reached the Darda nelles, with bis own AO, one frigate, and ten transports. __ . Captain BASSELATO3., who has arrived here, eonfimia all the samunts written from Constantinople. Ile entered die Dar,lanelles ou the same day as the CAPITA!! T.scrta, and ad Is, that the Greek Ilea continued to pursue the scattered Turkish shirt. The son of the Pasha of EGYPT (whom succeeding accounts probably confounded with one of the prisoners abovementioned) will hardly be able, according to Captain BASSELAIOSI, W escape the Greeks. Exinaordintry despondency prevails in the Divan and in Constantinople, but the city is tranquil, and no dixonicrs hays taken piece. Lord STRANGFORD embarked at Constantinople, for Trieste, on the Bth Octot-r-... Alt the primmer, taken by the Greeks are sent to Nandi di flenr.ania. We expect the particulars of the trophies gained. and of the manner in which' :he Faithful have coo. eluded this glorious campaign. Their success by lat.d has been equally brilliant. They have destroyed the Turkish anny under Dr.RVISH PAPUA. who escaped darigCrOuSly wounded with only 804/ men, leaving all his artillery, baggage, 6i.c. in the hands of the Cheeks. Lrrons the Ihnaburgh Papers.l Wer.s..m. OCT. 19. The Grand Duke Abuses:. hes left skis city .o return to St. Petertburgh. BEIILIN, VET. 30. Sir W. CONSIIEVE has arri.cd here from Himont. On the 12th of thi. mouth, the town of lEupperbergh, in Silesia, with the exception of a few houses, were burnt to the ground. STOCKHOLM, OCT. M. His MA/EST Y has addressed a letter to the Board of Customs to the following effect :—" Considering that toe venshies attached to certain offences against the Tara are too severely puniabed by eonliscation of ship and cargo, his :if AJESTV has been pleased to approve the reversal made by the Board, and to order e..eurtlingl: —that if a foreign snide, the importation of which is prohibited, should, contrary to the regulations, be brought in a vowel not be longing to the country where the article it roduced, this article, if the Captain has duly entered it, shall be sequestered and rwld by auction, for home consumption, on paying of the duties. one half of the proceeds to be divided between the Crown and the informer, and the other half given to the owner, but both the ship and the commander of the cargo shall be exempt Com coufisestion ; but if a foreign Captain brings goods from any country whatever, which are either prohibited, or if al lowed to be imported, are not duly entered on his arrive], but con cmled, this be considered as en attempt to smuggle, and be punished according to the existing laws. The employing of false papers to introduce goods not produced in the country to which the ship belongs, shall be punished, as now, with confiscation of the ship and the goods; which. however, shall net extend to that part of the cargo produced its the country to which the ship belongs, and the imports. ion of which is no violation of the law. The use of for ign vessels to convey Swedish produce between Swedish poets, shall continue to bo punished by loss of ship and cargo. EXCHANOES. 12.tisrmort. Nov. 2.__lyondod, 3d J ; two m o a t , se 04. PSTERSBUIOII. OCT. 18.—LOTIdOn. 9 23-32. Aurrzaromm, Nov. 6.—London, 36 6 ; ; mu mo th s , 40 4. 'f ho accounts we have received from Dublin, concur in representing that the anniversary of King WI Etust's landing pawed over without any indeemt manifestations of I,arty spirit. There was no attempt to dress the statue on College Green, 110 T any steps taken that could excite the rimy feelin;,a of the Catholics. The great improvement that has taken place in the public mind in Ireland, is inditly to be attributed to the confidence now felt by all clams of the people in the impartial administration of justice. It cannot now be pretended that "there is one law for the rich and another for the poor.'"f he Irish, rho, with all their faults, real and imputed, arc not justly chargeable with ingratitude, acknowledge with fervour the benefits they enjoy tinder the present order of tl,:n3s. The reports from every pelt of the kingdom promise the continuance of public tranquillity ; and we have no doubt that if the fair and open, yet vigorous system of government on which the Marquis %V ELL ratty hns proceeded, he steadily persevered in, violence and outrage will soon become as rare in Ireland in Great Ettitain. The general peace has turned public attention particularly to our domestic affairs. The eye of Parliament is flied upon Ireland, and she will, if she have temperance and patience, receive al I that justice entitles her to expect. The following extract of a letter from Limerick, relative to the foundation of the new bridge there, affords another proof of the improved and improving condition of tile country : " Yesterday the rim store of the new Midge over the Shannon, at Limerick, was laid by the !art ft' 0. _Liar, iv !away fur the Mar. quis ir:iLty. I need tan no apology foe ser.ding you a short account of so gratifying a tweemmay. " The most Lin; ressive, as well as most remarkable feature, was the t o wel sight in this pan of Ireland. of tit Civil Power appear. irg rrithout their muskets. and with so other appendage of with°. thy than their staves of office; and I cannot but enneceitl!te you upon the improved state of the country, as testified by the pro. credit ga of yesivrility, when the mit* of the et/net:this ors found sutlieient to keep the pears in the midst of the grrntest crowd I tier saw assembled in Limerick; and I eau resdilv conceive what a pecu'.iar sintree of cor,rrattilaiion it must beta Lord 11'ri.i.Estt v, ia.tt this improvement in cur society is connected with his tisint d that it was aim witnessed upoa the meuwirnble of laying, the foundation-stone of the IVellolty PHs,. Ese.. l a Guata of floatnir snpninted by the fl 2t to auend his Excel. ;,.., c y.. ; p rox y, ti nt toss to be seen in the cite, and I s.iy it ftir the credit of the peopl?. that a better or a more ortleiiy as. aeinblage 1 never Vi.V. The tient? of the Lants (AEI' TEtt•S T. the prcmotee srat patrut of all that is useful m th's country, was sullicient to presrter IVc had a lar:T proinenade in proci•stion. which was ac ended by the Cyst people, both of the county and city. We parsed through the town. aral ori.r the old Thotnotal-bridge, to the spot where the foutidatial stone was laid. and I caw truly say. there was but one tr:ling of regret among the , LI PAttnA, it appears, alter ?I...l:sluing tsii.ms:tra own/ 2, ti u te ni r ci •r m .teire xi:tt parrot •. of all that is ustelti: th , % moo , w 1 / 1 1 bas with difileuity reached the I.),irdatnelles withhrl t a 11r:T pre:tweed* i a r: prof....sion.lll7c7t r w e .ae "4 a 3 t g en "i tn v. by ‘ t % l . l c e Sip, CM* sittest frigate, and ten trans:torts! The next new, ra•..eed thrattgll the • towir u ir le i both f the I'l ye *ball have will be, that, according to the established ` 4 : rwiLird d b e ri t ig We il; st a r b liere t. the . fnuntlatioi stone was laid. qiR ef Turkish policy, he has loft 1,11 head. The and I c a° " W Y ga c. ;: )111 e c i c e:linF of . regret Among the ii" mtat:•u ie. tbs._ his r u xn ' ail wos Grata are bttly ratan:of; tbs retuai:Zer c.l the once gnat v.e...:fai a Ausy he rtsul..” Y ( u:, THE BRITISH PRESS. The Times can write no snide oa the subject of Mr. FAUNTLEROY without betraying the cloven foot, and thus daily fixing upon itself more strongly the suspicion of being the well-paid vehicle of that mass of atrocious ca lumny with which its pages have disgusted the public. In a paragraph which appeared in its columns of yesterday, in an article. entitled " CONVICTS UNDER SENTEN cc or DEATH," it is stated that " Mr. Facreritaur has not the most distant hope oft pardon or commutation of punishment, and was by no means instrumental in transmitting a memorial to his Majesty, praying for merry. If is friends have, however, di awn up a paper to that effect, and given it in to the Secretary of State. In fact they did so, without his knowledge, in order that nobody should have it in his / .veer to say that any thing that could be :lone was lift undone." These malignant assertions are not made without an ob ject, and a very base and insidious one. Neither the writer of this paragraph, nor the Times journalist, can at all know, and consequently cannot be at all authorised to affirm of Mr. FACINTLEROI, that " he has not the most distant hope of pardon or commutation of punishment but the insinuation artfully meant to be conveyed is, that lie is so conscious that he deserves to suffer the sentence of deatit, that he has, thcrifore, not the most distra.t hope that it will be commuted for any otEr punishment ; that he feels himself so un4r,ri.4 of mercy, that he would Lot be instrumental to the application which has been made to his MAJESTY to obtain it. This is the impression on the pub lic mind, which is meant, indirectly, to be produced, and it is of a piece with all the deep malevolence that has gone before it. That his friends have originated the memorial to his MAJESTY without the knowledge of Mr. FAUPIT trans . himself, is :.ot true ; the object of the writer is to have it believed that his friends have int.:Trend in his behalf, not with the least hope or expectation of success, but merely that no one should have it in their power to accuse then: of nm glect, or, to use the words which are here put into their mouth, " to say that any thing Ad could be d o ne was lift urdi,ni." His in this trivial light that the 'Tunes is desirous to represent the sleepless anxiety of every i:idividnal to whom Mr. HENRY FAENTLEIWY is known, to save a life passed,—with the exception of the offence which has forfeit'al it, with honour ni;.taincil, and an integny uhimpeaLled. The assassin-like efforts that have been wade by Cie Times to destroy the character of Mr. FAUNTLESOY, and time terror that is manifested is a certain quarter, lest his life should be spared, bespeak a dread of that counter-proof, which, if he liars, may. and no di/liht will, be adduced against them, and a disclosure of facts which his death would hary with hips. Hence the source of that unprece dented fury with which his moral character bas been assailed—hence the source of those obdurate entreaties which besought him to plead gviky, and thus to trepan him into resigning himself, wilkoat al.:pace, to Ida fate, that !hey might escape the discoveries to which that el - fence might lead, mid from which tliscovsry they know and feel that it is only by his death they can escitio.. We do not write this lightly. IF Mr. FacNTI.EftOY lives, we feel assured Ulu an interval of sir weeks will verify what , we have said to the very letter. As there is still no intelligence from any part of the world, no business is doing on the Stock Exchange. All the funds, more especially the South Atr.trican, area :lade lower than en Saturday. A rumour that the negcciations had been broken off between the Courts of Lisbon and Rio Janeiro, had the cam of depressing the Brazilian Scrip in rather a greater proportion than she others. Little or no thing has been dune in the Consol ma: ket. Letters were yesterday received in the City from Hydro, dated 21st Sept. (2d Oct.) which completely confirm the accounts of the repeated surceases of the Greek fleets over the Turkirh and Egyptian expAitions. These letters men tion the arrival at Ilydra of the Commander-in-Chief of the Turkish expedition, lamed Gibraltar, as a prisoner, and also that, in the last battle, the Greeks captured three frigates and two brigs : one of the frigates was a Tunisian, the Captain and crew of which, together with an Egyptian Colonel and a great many troops, have been taken priaeners to Hydra. By the same conveyance letters were also re ceived from Napoli di Romania, the seat of the Gre.lt go vernment, dated the 6th (17th) Sept. which state, that from all quarters advices were arriving of the naval and military victories of the theeks. The Turks were at Boudrouni, where they were harassed on every side by the Greeks. Lord Strangford embarkel at Constantinople, fur Trieste, on the Bth of October. Letters from Bayonne, of the 31st ult. state, that a ge.. rious affair took piece, a few days previously, at Foetal del Reyna, a town about 'three leagues from Pampeluna, between the Royalists and the Constitutionalists, in which upwards of forty per,ons of bath sexes were killed and wounded. Similar afhi'rs have take: place in Estra madura, and iu the Sierra Morena there are said to be more t han six hundred well-atilaCi Constitutionalists. Great activity is displayed in the dock-yard at Bayonne, in building vessels of war, brigs, schooners, and corvettes; eight are now upon the stocks. A letter from Madrid states that great eaulne.s bed arisen between the King a:nl M. Z:a Bermudez, in consequence of the latter enforcing, with more zeal than discretion, the claims made upon the Spanish Government by the French Ambassador. A letter, to which we will not ripply the poper epithet, was published yess.rday in a teeming paper, purp, , rting to be written by the son of the unfortunate Mr. Fauntleroy. 'the editor, whose weakness has been of,en " pinycd upon • by similar iniroduceil this witless, wretched, and palpable fraud,with the same aolemniti s and outward sins of authenticity with which he, on state occasions, saute forth his most lumillOUr tVaVs on the causs of suicide, ar.l the art of "getting on the world." It is droll enouh that in the very column antecedent to that containing this stupid hoax, the srgacious editor inserted a ceinradietion, sent by a la dy in time country, whose name had been used in a like unwarrantable manner, and in so doing he made the following profound reelections, which he ap:;ears, how ever, wholly to have forgotten the next niomeat. We copy them exactly es we had them, with the italicised woggle of the write: : " The letter appears to have been en it.e.atiJent forgery. It Is singular that in this esiighte.tAl cm .try, there ithotill tie people silly enough to be ut the pains of writing long letters to elective the public through the medium of the newspapers. The pen who did this meet have been of a ittaligitatit disTro%ition, or he never could have ben so unfeeling and so unoliant as to use the (MAI of a respeo•tbie female en the iie-..asion." .1111 A. B. KING. On Thursday Mr. Richard IN:melts K:lly attended at Colle t e-stret t Police °thee. Dublin, having Celt auttunoncd on the complaint of Sr Abraham Brunt:). King, to show cause why informations shuttld not he lodged se,einst for hating published, in the Irish Times of the 30th ult. the following paragraph, whirl' Sir Abraham alleged was a malicious libel upon him : " 411 is not gold OA enters." " RWRIOII, With her many tangoes, hVi been hoq these some earl pan, eircitisiing reports highly injurious to the eltitractar of those /rue io:!ot Swirlier, called Orange Lodges. We. 0 no! we will not believe them. It Ilse been Laid, roan...ions falsehood ! that eleven matobtr, have 'nem expeni...l Imo one Lodge, for matt. log ftee with what Oki not i- long to Orin, viz. the funds of ill: Lodge.. That one of the d ztatiPero i; a diminuttidird I;:troLet, di.. tio:.laislied, we mean. for his hizla en, eitat;e:s::l rapport of the Govevnroent in Chnrr' , id Ar.:'e. Thi. I,.is intr rrity, ieleiinvit the ivo:the Ili:Ten:A from the i7.lr , liiny of expulsion, to which !its less favourati bretar:o end fel losidtehriqaetila have lawn subjected. and he is still a. lawny 1., procetd id tide go,.l..sese. and to continu” provfria for his motto." After a long discussion, the Mogogtmte did nit require bail, tot took the infcrinatinus, w`.:!olt w.re to be sent t•• the Crown-office,, and from thence forwarded to the Grand Jury, and the proeers of warrant, or requiring hail, will proceed from the Crown-office. In the course of the litres- Aigaticrn, Mr. Gabbet, the Maz,iitrate, declared hie "Alec, that the Satiety ".War_ a d?• , g•ftuus, a Min'', :7410:::, FASIIIONAELE INTELLIGEhCE. The Doke of St. Alban's, FArl Burford, and the Ladies Beau derk, left their seat, f iation, Surrey, yesterday, for Brighton. Tile Duke of Devonshire has lift town for his seat, Chatsworth, Dcr'iyshire. The Mare`oio-e-a of f.ondo, (terry hes left he seat, Dolderwood Park, Banta, for the Marquis of Camden's seat, the Wilderness, Kent, lard and Lady Mort , gu hare arrived at their seat, Dinon Park, Bucks, from riewswid. The Earl and eonntean nfJeraey have united at their house in flakeley-nquare ' tuna Brighton. The Can and Countess C.Angs left town on Sunday, for their seat. Pansengn, Herta. Sir Chniles bong. But., has left torn far his seat, Brarrilay-h.:l, Kent. The Earl of Dartmouth has left for for his seat, Sande:ll flail, Staff.odrh ire. Earl Gower left town resters:ay, ter his fathcr's (an 3larquis of Stafford: prat, Putney. Lord o,:rliester has arrived at his hnuae in Spring Gardens, from his seat. liulbrrok, East Griestend. bosses. The Duke of Susses has left NewateaJ Abbey, for E. M. Cale, Esq. has arrived in taxa. rpm his seal. nap , . Lord and Lady G. Cavendish and family arrived on Friday at Builingtnn House, from their seat, Compton Place. Eastbourne. Arrivals at oould'a Iloul. Jerneyn.street :—W. Cong:eve, Esq., from Tunbridge ; J. Carr. Esq.., fmm Paris. ;dr George and Lady Ni.tent have left ditto, for heading, Berks. Major Cane has left illske's Hotel. Jerinymstreet, for Paris. Arrival, at !he British Hotel, Jermyr.-strect :—Admiral Gosling. froin Kent; H. Parish, Esq., Will Parisi; itev. J. F. Moor, Irian Oxford; John Duncan, Esq., from flit-. 0. Arrivals at the Waterloo lintel. Jensivn-street :—Mr. Mrs. and Mist Borninghato, front their scat, Tmyle, Hants ; William Bewiek, Esq .„ front the Continent. Ik. lleberden boa left ditto, for his seat, Berko. Mr. and Mrs. Peach and family aid Mrs. Atkins have arrived at their house ill Saville-row, from Bath. . . Toe Right Honourable Thomas Grenville has arrived at his bowie in Cleveland-square .'am Dromnore. Sir John and louly Goa and lamily have arrived at the St. George Natal, Albentarle.street, front Chichester. Colonel Noble and Dr. Anttevley have arrival at the London Hotel, Albemarle-street. Item India. The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. (Wyatt Lave left the Union lintel, Cockspur-street. for ( 'ant bridge. Depanu-cs from NVarren'a Hotel, Regent-street s—L•nd Lyre. dochi for his sent, et'..:tro‘e Priory; Captain and Mrs. 17itgh end H. Alasterman. Evq . ter Snuthatuptc , n ; Lady Ictetella Kerr, L. r.l S. a 41 Lard H. Kerr, for P.mrshan: ; 3lrs. and the 31 isses llib hart, for Buckingham. Arrivals at die Royal Hotel, St. James's-air:et r—fl. Thompson, Esq., front Soothvottpton ; the Honourable F. Taisleson, from Belvidere; .1. Walter, Esq. trom Brighton t J. .1. thirst, Evq , from Wales ; J. W. Hunter, Esq., from Cheltenham ; 31ajor Sparrow. from a tole; M;. G. Prvndergast. Esc ~ M. P., front Newmarket. Departures:--Captain W. H. Flotyhtggin and Mrs. Dowb ggin. for Sir 11. Pane. for Nerrhatnproashife; J. Mum', Evq., for Liverpool; R. flarriso.:, EN., foe ditto; J. Sanders, Esq., for aitto. The Duke and Duellers of Camhrid7,e, with their chil dren, nturncd to the et 7 of Hanover, in gout" licalth, on the Will ult. We have heard, with great pleasure, that Ii is Excelltncy the Lord lieutenant of Ireland is ti arty recovered from his late bilious attack, and a slight indispos:tion from cold. Th^ marriage Is.twern a branch of s Noble Family and a cidebrated Yew al performer, about which so anucit two and mot has bv.' written, we hay. reason to believe will shortly ack•wwledged be the Noble Lord most interest.tl in the event.—Afor:sing• Colonel it is said, with feeling" honeurable to his char titer, Las s!,:;:.iticd hia intention to make a liberal provision for Mks fence, what-vor may be the i.sue of her action with Papc.r. The tic v: Cc•niely to be noel to-night at Covent-ftartlen Theatre, wst.,..r Vert ; or, ..17:r It'ichpo Curn.4ill, w. urCi•rs::.rigl, a'tored and atl.pted for tl.e Ftage Lc al r. Pianclie, from a ploy written by Will:aro Rowley, in Cie of James ilk First, raked—A now Wonder, ,•t Mona" r.ror NVe state, rit tltat. Dr. Vitch, Physician to the Charttte Drcl autii.ir of r. sato Ible work on Ophthalmia. 7.'11U :° now tt catttrolate for the orrice of Pliv sic:an to Vito P.osal 11.:irmary for Chil.dren, is not, as has twee cr:. , l V. itch, of 11. N.-.ry, sutce time in chet.;.. ct a 1.-anstii.: A "Tort (.ay: a c-n rcApantie::t) wag prevalent in the city ye.Aerday, acct Mt. Fie:elier ilnd taken IPave of 11'.5 col.vveatien lest undsye•rtfling. Upon i!:quiry we found elm vim not th- rst truth in it. .11r. I.le!cher 11, ; rcly gave notice to I:is e!)::•,:::::ation that in the even: of the Lord Chaneell..r's dec:slou king aza:nst tketn, anotihr place of we:4) , p would b provid:cl. _ _ T x 10 12 f , r —The (' , nevi-r, 14'117(.11 was most eq.:0(.110y e;l2.reet the .3ti.• r rerpect to tie artival of the Colci:W,:ae eiribei -ship from Qllt C, apperrs to bate been again hopes: el oupn, by sonie mirchievous spirit, r.da tive to the cdcbra.ed - Odeon tl:e curial of Sir John Moore. In that paper of Weelnerday, we observe a letter, dated Durhttn." and hi arimt the signature d' " who is made to claim the authorship of those Now, ne know of no person of the shove appellation in Durham who his a elipleatia from any College in Europe warranting him to feel the pulses of human be ings; hot therl is a Mr. Henry Marshall, who resides in South-strce.t, and who tacks " Vet:tin:try Doctor" M his name, and sown-times dabbles in poetry, but of a very dif ferent certainly, from the le auti:ul line s in question. We perce ilea. too, that " 11. Marshall, M.D." informs the Ccitriri that he :rho wrote smile " the lament. d thole (V. -. Bonn;: min Eso,." This " Esqnire" was a poor old itleot and roper, wed: l:VO:C11 in this city a gout many ye:er. " 1:;:e 11.. w. Dr. Alderson, of Butterby," to whom alosion is made at the com:usion of the letter, and at who .e s.l;reestion the writer stars he made a tritieng ahcation ia :he Ode, is. we strpect, no h sr. a person. ;e than " I la:. Ale:4on," the be Ilman of this city, a man will nn.r Lind, whom• the was in t a place have dubbed 4 . I).1) " T:,is :UR v ter very ph a ..nit sport to the persons who ot . ftlio ; ter. such practic-a are rear.: vrry contronpalle and descrvin., of the sevet..st re prohaliu:‘..—D.:l ham Cl/ (•h;efe. Ancor:l:lx:vs.-11'e have examined the coairsed of porphvrv, which has been lately bror::!.t to Paris. it wcual be aireiatilt to give an idea of the aheigicher reduced by its cokssal proportions, the !:,:iF•ee.t . its tit-anthill materiel, and the perfeciion of chip: tho execution of this latter is of as to heal. to the eye route What tine, what labour, and expense must have to cuo;pc3e stilt a work out of so herd a which we have notie.al, !s a•. caty 7 (1 t) r. Au:ratan::: ..—. . , . .....00:.: , t the innumerable hierogl,phies which c• - ,vcr it, wol , '.'. •;tide::t.• that 1. 1 .•. e individlial to whose memory it teas ' lit.'nttg.ti to the sacerdotal order. This splendid ,1 Las Bern unthlulitcdly nit of a high priest. •oce shqts'Al not Le a gootc-.1 of astunishotent, erect d, lie7ntt, wh:ti wt. :hick of - tho cxalf2ti fork by this orth‘r enten4r2 hierarchy of the people inhabiting the banks of the If we compare the sareoldiagus of Nletw e his with tl•e monuments of 'lwo. am deseiiption he the I: . :tliatis, R Izoni 34.11 1):OVAli, th.• comparison will lit tilt iv in favour of the former. The antique found 0 vearz s;ace, by Drovctti, le granite, and is cor 'iti.. in the rank of those of the same art! • ti in such abundance through cf chain of I.yLian mountains. That Itidzein is hut a:TN.:m:lu; it is quite uncovered, alai:ashy, a soft ttone, which yields to with more facility than trarii'e. cf the workmanship is extremely coarse, as is in ,11 that ti .here it has been found. It . !..1 go: d tiitt.: that Thelen d;sciintled front it; rank of than two tli.:mf.and ycars bciOre our eta trot:Aft:Ted the 5..-at o: their governmont to iiio:Atis, purvou of watching more narrowly tit:: itt el !it: um , drchica estabrudied upon the Lordcrs oi th e whoa: rivoiTy thqfee-•d, and th-refer' the ;.:,A of 11,:bcs fur the greater to file t't, history of K A ypt, svhcn the arts wore. ri..itan, tile style is 31- ,t of the al;tiquitits of air.euv,red, the ot . saiophogns which is 219 W ill ter rr. C-)Ve7,1 1 . sti:! et . :ii in l 'J,. U.' Wsc ~,,.~ -A - h:.) I; lit to incr,..4-e, cur .stiwa.icr., the iti , i)Jraux of tiny vt.lumbk • iA:;. Y !I:11. TI •tinstatvwe The coviror.s uf Mete were visite.l by a tremendous gtorot (.11 Ole contlilerailed aniage . I n ;•!; rc?f: ci the h—isem w,-re carriA away, up 1:y r,el - :, sertral perAn:. . sorertimem, animmommoommtsame PA it IS. FM!: Nell PA --aup.--- lemon ours coaaesroxnextr.) I. !Prom the Elope date Duke d a e rr 7lo:te f be il lio, c i! i :li n i: 111 1'1%s:ear rP.1101',677;,•tt createsl a strong sensation in Paris, ss it is e i ern 1• • !it reel here to have taken place in am .-enerla , itt. v ...... tioll given by M. Francliet, who treacherous, — • eons of the establishnieta. potiolnnt of the suspected Professors. The Ha ---.. and burg r.i. couii ri to the Prussian Police, as being e4, 1 1;. t :2 4 t, 'M. de Vara" Minis'? from psi 5.05 1 the secret societies in Germany , and as a regular . " 1° ( 17 the I A r eerrved e K et ved in th g e w b il en o l t trl l i e D t p i a r t t e cr i f . hel i,i l t i tou u lts ) ; appears to lie much intereeted in this *Weir, and he 1. 1 .11 - - 'neneerfa d i h ie :Ta q :Irib i ll:l l:l hll fr r:a s le i a ;4lB. lt..l)"UonVfei : :la i ld: a dde;:i7l:l3;:iercia:;ltte'redg'ie:lll:l.B:l° tr i 12 ' Nictityas lo:sed to interfete in an efll club! manner with the Pr a i a •'''', Government, and I sin happy to say, that there is L ' - i ,. The Turks are said to best Mitylt" voice et the Tuileries against this act of .* I ''':'-t /10.0 li ce ~ ~ raeconsly h.ll`iiting to France. All the et.ortiet ' 1.• s &ti n , that the hctentr of the Crown is conceined is Du ,' o'te:Thlievrt.erle.ptliAtt of - p rally the vessels of the eapedition. azainet the r i Ratan ling an end to the persecution of a Frenchman, •• Blat all energy and courage. st Cevernment to which he is not responsible. This ft:' 1 [Flom Genre:nit Mete , 'tr. tile pretensions lately raised in •he Cabinet, at Bea n f . )11. Jones, privite Secretary to 1,0 -further further indetuniths from France. It was Ilatillrlaie: i Sl3. But Prussia now pretends to take ad v ßritannic Maieviy at the N , therh secret or tmuivocal article in tl:at treaty, toacalt::ngaanaril r it e 6 all these claims had been finally settled b I - r l' ' ''' Sir Charles Saran, ye-4:7day n :10 . int of Greece must be ainsidervil eh yt le wet r ti lb r r e a e l a ti a to a lie n y is, 4.7,1 " ,rc::p e,„"` :,, , : i i ,' . 11 : Th. Ida of the Rrrish Admiral: f i o , r ab th it e at i i n o j n o s ry at ent a n e m rl i i t n ted an b d y th e iicn I F in r g en sber ch r tr . oo7 r. i, j . st al u etta me l i d e o d i f: l , 7l ( Z at i‘e h r i ; s l ' li : i i7,',,„ h t ? 'n! ljecent Islands, co:. rt w nwr : ni s i: :e a , tr: t s ett a f: in d r s litta t i ti t h i : : I ti: has sm this been at stalleil oarrd a r t : 10 00, en t m eni i te l 1; 1 o i tai o li ns of f iw tle l' i la ro ti y ° 4 " l ' - The followt;i: inteiligeree foa•i St. comp:mat t : h e n: li • t. :--" During the mt-tit of July. r i sl l7r i e t ll n in c o n li n s G ; e from Itochs.tta :0 the amt.,. t I t a Kiighis. Ice the si::,:e ino. c € :: l l l lll t lp u n l i ' y t i t uo:lifothuthititi:terlr'eeliquaiiteliyrisiitcosionniat;ritab.anurdteldtrib:nios produced h i ng n c lir. in a t ii i c ;n ar .cd 2c : e u: T tesh h bleet3ln e rlnfe l iP°: ano .ireasi v tfhl : kbe ia g n :Ki : tic;g io lle7'l • : : :2-t t r n il n :a ; l : : : :°': i lfr i l l tf i t u nen te Thist . y . st ad s t l em i t o h w iasnd n m a n t forn C rt o conit u a r . t r f h o n r cns : t l ith . e L n i e u ss u ra si ti n icnif ttchoe ywniciiilalelx::ittimos:. &mos quarantine to be obso-v..t .s-, I boverian passesiions sloe~ 01,••••.5:5t... -- aentlileetarsrtasi.s,irngthtf present, his Ministry, bisnte s n l 6 . on de N o ' f ill pro tle l h ou as il e tc 7v. a c r s c, out atect?tion, to fr,....1 any 1 , •.-: a d c la t t (c ; i e , ./ h •t lis ire en fo ci i) u fi jes ir di .no e red ugh eet a i l o r n ea o d f y, th w e i r th eh o t u r t s ; ad he th.i, t: them the monied interest (left trntiers.) He will wee: __.., : 4 :e tven s i c eri df sos u ea sThed l r m a ur v u se c r h r t : i es i ;; l :tt . e :i l l a i: . ° l;;:: : : , :t e !! a o b t : t .. .;el. in,, eo , u Ari n len tri : eefeKtoft:'n.geigtr.::lnitisteinstb,,,a,r7:4r,g:ia,:hn4ads Star:", rat l i eti t i t d .. i • 7 :. provideei I v l ec s y i c f fft w f i o r i t t r il o i t7h f Pc i r s om t ib n i t g i i i l t e a y n s a i i i ii i ) ::;: i g fl i iii fund.i i a tY neit.r th w i e h il e e l rn 4 ran ta ' ‘r. . aeries into the Throne-Ivo:m- 1 4. - o fi, At one o'clock fec ctiiay tnorrin,i; 31 tilt!, further propose a loan of 40 0,000,000 1 of fr'arna4 Household of the Duke of 1.3, urt en, tended to the apartmest of 31, de iilat , ighese. Upon reaching t:se anti. (ii,COO,OOO/. sterling), the ostensible object of which sil . • had slept there in inner to sv.eak be, to eever the overplus in the expenses occasioned b ti t it at six o'clock. Leen inked to war in Spain, and the military occultation of that etlnat necked at the door of his chamber - - vivin* dot be since the deliverance of the King. It is nn d ersto ",s, od tl s; ore a shut over his ehylies , crirti hail a pair of to h this lean will also serve to pay the debt s of Louis XVIII. , :et of erreeine the door-" De net t • and t*.ese which his present Majesty contracted Woe ht . • assassinated." Lefon then 'tee ts. accession to the throne. rhedn'ha'tiltdtohrt,s reb' th: l7ll lf il'hatever idea may be formed of the cempositiou of the .. fled. In the mete of tr•.e-tiar t t c ( h u l et: : i i o n i proposal ' . ro f t o w i f ) : i t ' i P il l i ii i :l eg ft n : e n it Vi ti l l i a e ll i :7l . P .l 7e nti r i iSe i s ie t t o o ll r o a t :T:er MIT" °lt :: i C i t m tli r Ci e tile: t i l . R ti OU n t p id . 377 ,, Zs , t; i rc i a ,, . Cf his clothes, theanord , and the r lion of Spain, Died probably at the period of the yto ti wt h- hi :cmi e-littia6- :. I :''' . ~• htm t o l a t o a sih t cdl s aciv i ,it t e,ern u t.x a t t i i ail o ili n tlrtii, l ‘ , d. . T i t : : : :: : zfi n eil o :ht, lei sa re s Spain, since eee t F in ret i t t ch is f e l t s:V l : :salt: this ; ; ;'‘ (From the Jourool des lie' I . l:tha , : ..... h do s ji ...ou ell n az of th e i ze e T l l 'l n a e o l77.2 ; t:,, i i :,... , :i c „s u i , • in:ly he near tic frontiers in the event of any violent et • • • tad in the hand. wh -"•er the e.st ' • Inane? 0 Certit.:ity that !le .• nry 1..! Venial' of public feeling. • The Deputies are heginnine, to arrive in Paris. and the 31.22 a has me vetlei in err:, r.r. 7 h ':' : i.d . ao . l .' r . t tl e*. w i st ofry f h A- t aa ni th r t :l : l: " ; W t * l A :;: t i: .' i i ,. '. a e. ; ( !:f i t: . 0 ‘.. r .. disposition they disc over corresponds but little with is rxpectations of M. de Villele ; them: even who were (sr ! The irismense d•lllieulties opp- , :se , '• to hi.: Inost devnteil to the Minister, find that in their tiepin. i mints be is become the object of gereral hatrol and c. t. . ( to m e :v c or erta i tti ou n i u g m , ii; ft r ., t i i . f .,, tte . :: : , 7i ., c, : ; . , ; 1 ; .Madrid, to repair dale :.. die ~ t :.t,:e perform there the dm ics entr:,.. •:, L , t. t opt, and many either: do not hesitate to declare that 11.4 dulls hese obeyed the •••••• 1 ,,,,,t t,,.• rsi - „ tenement from the administretion is itidiepensable. his It has been remarked, that the Ministry Lave never ier: The (aunt .: of Cast G• i, 11,•1 cur Majesty upon tile Clot C!' :n! A wltilat it thtuks list they •tig - .t !..) h-...., 1 lota active than since the count.. nee:item of the new nee litiral rights, is also of oisi.-10. , !!! , :t 11. It app.. ars Its if a!! ptildie effeirs were suepended. The the divettarge,sf all munieln•:l thsti..., .If , ,nitcur hardly publishes an adormance once a fort- the Council, they need not h.t u••1-Dime. nieht. There are some who pretend to discover iit this Thedeparture of the F....,,•; , r •o:: , :s circumstance, that the King is by no means, as ides 'satinets in our motto ; :ei hotly es •:;.••••‘<• be-tt eald, identified with the Mieistry ; hut, on theca. tut ewery ptrions *As ttoi:a t•-..at :'cc for support. Many forrili,s ic.tenti qu ::wry, that the Alinistins are ahrsid lj lay their lalts Lefore linn, I. st they should be rejected. This rencrA (From the Couri,ise Frmie trust probably without. fowl:Wien. Leery thirg, it tea, leads me to believe, on the enterers., that the lung Lai Privet letters from Ushon. of It rec. petitiOlat of rhe Draviltan to•ini , ston a favourable orinion of his preach Ministers. Tha tuiraland Heard, have !,-•:, ,1,:5.,, , ell I Prince, however, gives daily preei of his good it' guest Majesty. The 4:-Ii •ri•C 01* .h tertions, and isle th.sire to make himself belevad by ts tenser of 'cis:mole...see: C:e ind::'- , - - -!c ' French reupie ; but these exc.:ll:ea seotitm tats are let it is said, hre. had bit iwo itp:•. - n.c..ts. • accompanied by that evideuee cf firmness or character -: A Commission has I.s.cn . sppui..t...l : which is llteetaarV to render them useful to the nation. : refrutn fur , % e i . t , - .:::, ° ;",, m t ." t z nic i . t , i ,; ' Ile app•nrs to consider that Royalty col:gists minerals to Archbishop of libeirns, oi . il , c feat Gen i 11' 371 and 'Pi *odor. lie is Pew! of =PP' at i" in P" 6 : 14 ' the Captain or the Guar.ls •i' ~ . .-r..iec, a: and wee:fearing his atteition to cvte. ene about him. trite, Grand llsotter of tile l'etemat,ii; ' A review is with him a grand afleir. 11,s corn:tenon is sa day last for Itl:cium : object which at present recepi:s the :,. - ,7 cent part of his , The MONiir:tre3ll!Si2llh` f.."l , winf! ; dim:gilts ; and probably next to this del epprosching Sss- wee that the pntjects of Its 1-c7.nr , :• {kr) of the Chambers, at the spenteg of which he mill !.. e t rla i r e sui . whizti have bon' s prw,a , l a-, S k wan to the ( ::nest r. rot, hive to speak in mtblie. Surc to 1 , !e5,5 , ... v the amenity Of beet vut (pleb by it In the ~..h!,1';:. .1 Ids trimness, Charles X. is foul a!,-e,v: ait i l .:',ngs of apptsr- - to be pivcn to the polite In on the se ini in public. If his Minister.: e ere es i.epular by their *roue; the A:wide - or itlone." acts, as the King is by Li , affability end happy tayinp, . j Much has been said of :' , e pft•l7 al - ail would go on ei!iniraltia. The MiMsters appsar to aim of Finance. but thcre has b. en sei , '.-1 uan ad;;• Li is at destroying the ni , pularey of tbe Kim; ; and if he keep tem para n ples y : of we his gire inini strW one, we!! .;1. t'eservio them in office much lenges, they w:11 toe to minty success Gout an old ag ent of t h e tre , ourv , use in so doing. a demand on the ltl In ist:r. Ile rev,: The popular enthesiasm his beeun alrearly to subsidy 40.009 franca• as itMemnit'es and 1::. ..'. particularly in Paris; it colitinucs, however, in the pure giviug a , ...•stiunall sitre,.g,h to his ei, benourable testimony 1: , -.3 :It Lacer' cial departnwnts. Yen will scarcely be:itve upon what !If Amazon, ulster whose order: he !:ad . King's popularity is fieetded in some ruts of' Frtee He also added to his ps?:;6m. a Ines: ti particularly in the South.', - : departments. The inle.• - Doke d'Albafres, Ev.elottitscetc-i:-. ante, win) lerl the ms. Ives we r e I. vex:4l by the drat: r te., rsgmt. What, can tt he talsooses'• e'd aa hiseuniuns, his undispwed eis,,l,s, re.nnect that the ('aunt et'Artois, en his tntrence x's 47 4 those attestations to w!.iclt we h FTJTICO in 1814, made use of these words-" Pius dr tr.. laity francs! This rtoptc..titic ti0. , ,-tr n ..•,. rt . /I.:on, sties de drei!, rluair;" a:.r! these geed pe7, • ‘e fries :be S•scrt ;arc of the Finanre 31,, thin 4., that now tin , Co:tut il i .kric; is became Kiitiy: time i n Ty i. •• • ' Fr.1t.c..., one of the fir ;::::' •e: 1:1 , : r , •:; , 1 u ill be to lb , :ii , L: 14 . ,.. , . 17 , ::::: n h e: i :In i ti r7 , ! , ::' ‘ : . : 4 ::' . : U , I L L i . , 7 ;S:: what he denoen:ed in ;he Leiser character. Netiii"g .c l . l ' &"..11112 a:lina..Z2/1 10 the hti.:ll%ll. t:issu..il: them from C, belief; aril i t the joy of tool hearts that their hope% o ill be reeli.toil, they pra ise the rot • (Prom the Ccestituesse: Monarch-to the ski, a. Time wil; teach tit , , to that the (se „.. es...if:tee, and the dr.Ats sir':: have teksn rout in Frame ~ ip5cie:::::t7miarA.:.A5een:,.:.t•a.[..,,;::.0u.t,cd5:L'11::,..i1e:,...1,.i:.,011,....i.„..•...,.rn...:1,..,f... 21 ectily umkr the rei r ;il of lenitimeey 22 tlEde eg athicti01;21,70%.(.84...;',;..,7.41i, ~...7,,,,-;„.,:,.:;,: usurpation. mipm.••••-.....,•••,...rr•m0r... f!'. prison of 3:orts , gn. However. 1‘; las , e;• , g , :isv ! the a•l;..n.ez•-. -.,•• :' At:4. GERMAN AND r.r.r:!/...7 PAPERS. --....-- '. ed d'. Soeie' y are este ~ ., 1 , 1 , •Ir. — , i6- ,, i5 3 . rII t*FSELS. OCT_ 3!- I P plies 'otiose our M. 0., rs. t , ,-.••••• est. f In our !so we made a mis'slte respecti, g :sit expert du') .4 s a l l s t ,t t• -- . t t o fu . ll cel., in stoti:lg it to be int b•ol, sli?st , hens. peas, roil •' ,:, ~...d ie7 l l, a whnn 1 '4 ...1 . :? . re Mts:' v . ig . no; 20f. per last ; bailey a:.ii eats, le:, ; and Ityt, 1,,t. It %L.': - ..z '"` des i 'wires, the nia, i 0..! d.. , i'n be tl the viPit uf the Gott -1: er•( ;eneral baton 1's:• - , r cap,slian Intl t ii..;. 1. j.! n . e. 4 t-r e. t i lie r d ; at an e o d f lj ß l a s t.a, July 15, it it s. , nosinced. that d 2 / ~, :ig Pil itirg, t4 ' .e.u P , ' ,e relle' ,,rop i zi.fi l t i..o t' : . l4t i a l tu i l l ' ,2aurt l' U l l . e i ' k n nie t s. ' ;...iti: : : .' i i .ne ' ..l . . ,),, : , : i.pu ' ..... t e l ,rxt '. ... h U t : l t :,: l ! ° ..; i llo ti l l t e tc s ce .Ar l:lo q i i ds r .:tis m l D l:e . ll:e . l7 , b t, . f i5 e if...d . :; . :7 .,... - 111 :. , t or , ,ri t t i o ";::•:::: si,?.. w: l : .o l „,. . s .: . : C e i ut :•_ :ti o .„ 7 4 a .,tar. e a r . c.,, o l"ll .4.i f hri i i :: : ::: b ß irsc l i l vi -n r - , : d i 11 i 5 Pi w 1 ,. : , 1 . ,:: :: : ,. :,.:.,: t n :‘ ,: r ., : t: : r. ' !" .,' 1, : : : " . 1 . ) 5 r ... *Jib t',..•. improvement n , q •'- . g A p,il. ',me new re;;ol,sticio.. the übject 4,1 s , lett was e , ..eti ~, or the School d-' 1 - • -: . '.. abe . .•,4:1 the linrieCeasuti.y opi.rt s...ve in ...4 I•7'itliV.! to the to ::••• ••• i te 2. • an to ..ts v.5,:,.%•.-1 islat•ds; to poitlirat stbiir,ry 1.:0,...,- . •:•• :sy t;•:t Uri,' rs ; :.:,.I •, r;Ver of I !,, K• , - i • . • - e ci a o s y u i re rn a or. nr c e w ur r i t e w le : : . .:: : l_entstratiee of j,:stsce. For a hivn c.: I. The Residency of itstrola shall here, ',rarer I contist. hose! the liana. Wands. of th, icith , •,••.g of I;rcar (react, with die ialehtts of Ketling. C.is , in Lant• Silo : M i n i st e r to ever; Me.1.1-te • i4+la.US to the ' •• . * pc !i c ,,.....4 etc: l a• d ernmrs. p •' , u u. e o i_ e i:: : n e :e r ., .. s e:ei u r_f l t s from' S s' l % . , h r G e t th i gr e ti s n r: 7 7l e " : ll; : nr: i s !,,-,,,. vi:.:-'Pie rest r , - e t:it u i ... t . i d o 1 i s t - v i - 1 :1 - o u . .- is t e . • umertorctsz prledv:n.. 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