The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-11-27 00:00:00

~~. .I It, :4..trath ''`t" • ' • - . ,:a, . 4. A pA--. f2 t o 1 ~ • . - . . . I t • I 0. 4 . , ll' •.. - 4111 rit trill ..:4.4.,1 I. ~ 4. • .i' ' ' ' 4, .. •.. 44, ? f 1 • . i '• • . I r ..<4, •''. ' / .7' , . t• 4 ..'.- • ••44 10t : 4 T L A‘,./ - 0 • •!•' Ir 7 1 1.1, "t "Amishor S f„ br Dr vral„t . I' of Vy" : _ laug..ter or 1 Z be 11. Jth y ro 4fi CMTeI dd 1,:l. It %ere 1101 Ire .10 RatIT nr thePllme rlioure, and iani gh*p. the Fr.ute sf S; pr,slded r the (fi e I frevueist. 14th !ear.,( nit, M. P. auxik:, STAIN E IAY, Nor. the beit Jl:nt, nodt,ll. P .etr a i t4 . the rheatre Ar e. dlouut price Oa• ald, TO. iullJarami ngs. A A Black • A Saw ack rig, flit la Lay (;.lito. act. W. 1% 4 . Hon., sc.:. ,ik e fietoe Albr 1004 I be 64 Al'avath) Chin • in 4 r we's Al I sitny, ; fi n . 1..; V.•• :rand I c Lai t Fran hue 1,. Science Vuh&j,. Rousseau Stevens' ts, a mat i't lfties, EIV,S4 dr me', Rh et French .l,•el NWi 1 h t Twat* FRLE. ste , , part 4ne, o.* Nottb. Imes :Al I How" ti* mid Ha' I, in Ili , me Us'. elif from I. cap:4l * Geo W 4 cow. Awaits , ; Gen run, WM Wttiss C MOE Gt ;CV, IL )eter Scutt.. wcniert Mho dge . Aiwa roils Premises if then • :asses 11,1 beautiful !Shoe: , 4 d a deal en-I:moor to la tha Ak.'• ~di , r a. so 0% • • • idaye.t o =' . es be Wveh r, wok. i ro . "4 LING'. THEATRE. THISTNov.27, will b e Present TUESDAY, perionu , .. l the ser i ous Opere of IL RATI'O DI PROSERPINA. After the Opera, the Gland Ballet of LE BERGER PARIS. Tb.lbor , to be orneil at a Quarter aft:r Si a.—The Opera to bite at Hair raft Seven preeiaely. Vivant Rex et Regina wiIRATRE ROYAL, I)RURY-LANE. 1 THIS EVENING, TUESDAY; Now. 17, Theis Ma jesties Servants will lieslorm (34 time this Sauses), a Comedy, called SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER. Sir Chides Marlowe, Me. Packer ; Hardcastle, !,.4r. Dowd' a n: young hg,,,s ow ., Mr. B..rrynsere ; flutings, Mr. Hof ; Tony 1. pkin, Mr. Bannister; Stingu, Mr. Mad bcio ; piggery, Mr. Suett ; Mrs. Hardeastle, Mrs. Sparks ; Flardeastle, Miss Duncan. After which will be produced k for the 7th time) an Ope:atic Piers, in two acts, -Zed MATRIMONY. With Nsw Scenes, Dresses, and Dec , rations. The overture and llusic estinly New, composed by M P. King. The Principal Cnaracters by Mr. Weston, Mr Ellision, Mr. Johnstone, Mr. Fisher, Mr. Male, M s Jordan, Mrs. Blani. peed , Nu;•-• Att . I s . Ire of , I.ae.rak„. At. , " r •• 41 / 4.4 t enhourkiresl applause, will be rei.e-ted every eusi.ing tit hott.te notice.—To morruw, after the Comedy of She Wand Ind She Wou'd Not. THEATRE ROYAL COVENT GARDEN. TIUS EVFNING, TUESDAY, Nov. 27, will be acted a Comic Opera, called THE CABINET. Prince Orlando, Mr. Braham ; Coring Curroso Mr. Emery ; Magni, de Grand Clrateau, Mr. Bl anc h ar d ; Lorenzo, Mr Incirdan ; Whiuniculo, Mr. Fawcett; Peter, Mr.-Stui.den ; M,n,kin, Mr. Simmons; Falconer, Mr. King; Baptista. Mr. ; I)oralice, Mrs. Emery; Crudclia, Mrs. ; &nits, Signora Stora.e: Towhi;th w,il be adde.l, in Two AN, tht , Cn.rttly of THE WILL FOR THE DEED. Mr Ha.rtnam, Mr. Minden Har:y H Mr. Brun ion ; Antimony, Mr. Bladc.harti ; Motto, Mr. Fawcett; Acorn, !dr. Emery Mrs. Reference, Mt.. Davenp.nt Mts. illarnnt. To-mom:ow will he performed th, Omiedy of Th. Blind 'Pepin, or, ileac Hies Out; with Valentine And Orson. The Public are rapectrul;y informed that a New Comic Oind, in Tutee Acts, in rehearsal, and will very soon b: produced. PANORAMA OF BOULOGNE. ORPAT ROOM, SPitING GARDENS JJ. SERRES, Marine P tinter to His Majesty, Hu Royal Highateot at • Duke of Clarence, and toe R.tht Hon. the B.mrd of kluorahy, r.sp•etfully informs the Public that his PANORAMA, re l frrsenting that part of the French Coast, between Vimeteux and Porte, vielotiing the torn of Bout Tor, the ILLroour containt.ng the Flotilla, the -Encampment. of the Army of Fog and, de,eiried to inoa-te this UNCONQUERED KINGDOM, enriched with the Elio...lcad tat S - oadron, under the command of Rear-Admiral LOL'IS, • B NOW OPEN —Admittance Is. SCHOOL FOR INDIGENT BLIND, ST. GEGRGE'S FIELDS, SOUTHWARK. The Lord Bishop of DURHAM, President. SAMUEL BOSANQUI.T, Jun Esq Treasurer. AGE \ ERAL MEETING of the MENi BEA, — et tip,. 4 T nTtrricom .12 ~be held at ST. r.ku us FEE eIOUS,. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH TAR ia, on THURSDAY, 6ti. DECEMBER, at ONF. O'CLOCK pre entry. The Committee ar, rtnuessed to m-'r at the same Place. and .;st the unie Dart, at Half-put ELEVEN o'clock is the Foronoon, 4 ,reviviv. to the General Meeting. The Sub-Consillablle toast every Sloadry at the School, at T.., &Cock. No. 13, Iso4. JOHN GRINDLAY, Sec. Twenty Guineas paid at once, or within Oast Year, consu ls* a - .tanker for LI:e• and Annum Subst-riptaons of line Crown and *peewit entli;lie to a VOLT at all General Masons Si the lasartution Donations and Sulocriptions are received by Samuel Bow.. vast, Just. Esq. the Tressarcr, 7.5, Lotobard-stnet . the Rev. De Grindley, the Satretary, 5, -Pratt street, Lambeth i Sir, I. Grastweit, Cotten«. Craven-street, Strand ; Mr. R Stitf, Oellector, No. 100, Borough; Means. Bennett and What, Lloyd% Code- hotter ; avi thy following Bankers ; U llosanquet ale Co. Laanbaod wart t Mews. Brown and Co. (e»: hi. 4STS. Thomas Could aad Co. Strand ; Mews. Dow is and Co. Butholornrw 1, , ne,• Me,rs Forster ;lid Co Mansuni House -street: Mews. Flatlet and Co. Lombard-sire.t; Maws. Hours, Pleat-street; Mes:rs. Ransom and Co. Pall Mall; Slum. Sikes and Co. Manakin Iluuseiawet i Mums. Were sad Co. Lonshani.street. THE ELABORATORY, No. 35, BEDFORD-S THEFT, COVENT-GARDEN. THE only Genuine Rev. WILLIANI BAR CLAY% PATENT ANTIBILIOVS PILLS, wade ac tooling to the Patent, whi,h, en convince the Public, mty Wen them. The Pubic are vrarta,ited in believing, that the above contains r. • .ctosit nor Mercury, and that, tracer meets alone in Manua, cis...Li, and Nerrou. uses, they are indebted for that distinguns, d patronage which they alone poses.. Tiler are Sul! tilci.itine at the places: Wins. Newbury and Fr.:a., Messrs. Shaw and 1 - dwards, St Paul's Cburch.)ard ; Mr. 3•.tler, Chtupside ; Meow, Barcay and kg; Fieewnarket ; Me'en. fiery and Sutton, Bow Choret- Prd; Mestri. Howard and Evans, Long lane, Sinithn-ed ; Mr. Siddans. VA, Strand ; Minot. Bacon and Cn, Oxfam!. toad ; In Boxes St. 61. and 10.. each; and by all other re. ape:table Vendzrs in Town and Country. N.A. None hut these mock from the specification in Cie Pa -1 •t are genulne, or will keep. lit —ln* co nse q ue n ce o f t h e great B ene fi t 2 a awn 1 have expi.vierie by taking the BOTANICAL tit RUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL, I think it but just to ' 6 l.est you to poleish my Case, foe the Benefit or those who lemur under a similar coroplarut. 1 was alliaed fur a tusgth of time with a dreadful Nervous Disorder, that affected nit: in an alarmog degree, my body was swerlorLisa manner vat made my existence very miserable. I was adwlsed by the faculty to try the country au, at a time when they exAhl no to.rgss prescribe to rehen me; this, I also did, r.r.md no beneht; but by taking these Slesiiciaes I am quite rego:cd Li health and sprints. I am, Sc ,your ever grateful humbly : Servant, Nor. 1. MARY CASLAKE , Tallow Chandler, N0 : 54, Great Atie-street, GUodlH4ll6.fieldf,Whisechapel Mn. Cd ' ailk Will give any further information to Persona Ominous of a personal interview, or by Letters, pow. pa:.: To those Ladies and Gentlemen Inederinj on the state if 11-itrirennv, we pant:Wady recommend the Botaniml Syrup, riot to their appearance b,..fore the altar of flyrnen, whe are ut 1 0t rmalkyy deltic • appratetedve of the System not bemg anat.!, so...incl, or .utnect to relasatons of the solids. The 1 1 4OICIIICS tJ be had at the House, N. 9. Albron.otree; alzckirun mad ; a:A of all the NUM.:Hie Venders is the United Kingdom. • L —A U. Swinton, the icenieto. tSon of Dr. Swinton , rz:to w of the Regal College of Physician., London), n-iy be e 'ano:ted Pout to till 3. Of by Letter fathoming the usual fee. , ••• A Sys vines oottle castatat sax at res. TUESDAY, NOVF,MI 7 IEII , 27, LBO4. STATE LOTTERY, begins Drawing tie lioh 01 JANUARY, 1805. . SCITEME. • . 1 of 1..41,000 is . L 15,000 2 20,000 --. 40,000 3 10,000 . -sb,oie 3 ----- 5,000 14,000 6 1,003 6,000 10 503 —. 8;.009 4 SO -- 100 3,000 1,000 i' . 6,150 —. 20 -- 143,000 ---- ---.•—• !,,000 Tickets L 23,40(.0 l'ekctsantl Shares ar- idling at every Licen.ed Lottery Of f ice. Plic.• of Ticket 1 IS VO 0 }lei .L 99 0 I Eii.htli I. '8 0 Quarter 4 15 0 Sixteeuth 1 4 0 ti„,,. Those who wilt to have ',Articular Nonthers, should be spe,lf in VIPI , kpplication h, ::,me of the Loiter) 01f.c,,,, ae the final de ivery of Tickets hod, the Bank of Luzland will take-place on the 2,3 th of Dew In., r. ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY, 1804, begins Drawing January ItB, 1605. The TICKETS, H er, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixtccmtl.s, are now 'iodide, in graat varmty of NumbEis, and on th , .! I..ac t Terms. The Money .i 1 for the Prize. on Demand, by 14.11tNSIIY and Co. 1.-K ui . Stv.i Lielers Ofhee (L ciresed purso.r... A,t of • Parliament), 2110 26, Corehiliao opposite the Royal Lx-hange, London. COALS. AFLEET having arrived, the LONDON SEA CO U. COMPANY. Southam; t ton-street, Holborn, ann•.unce to the Public the earliest Notice of COALS having lowered in pries; as the Market's° incessantly stirs. it is hi. powible to state the Price without dec,istog ; but the Public an rrspe-tfully informed, that not any one :n thz Trade does sell better Coals, the price inure mode-ate, or the Measure more strict according to Act of Parliament, than HARRISON at.d Co. There is no place in London appoint.xl to receive Orders for them but at t tie House as above. A. PERSON, who has lived many years in Gentienten\Fa....lits, to Coe capaaities of Lady's Maid, and Laundress, and , an be well re..oine....ded, has taken A Howe new the New-road, with every Convenience for a LAUNDRY Any Lady or Centle.nan wit avou. her with their Wa•..hing shall have it done the ite-teat ruanno, and at a atcderate wive. Please todtrect to E. Pelham, No. Great Woodstock street, 11 , 1h.street, St. Nlal la-bursae. WANTS a Situation, a YOUNG MAN f rom the Country, 22 Yearsol age, who wou:d be happy to make liiins.lf useful in any respectable MERCANTILE or TRADESMAN', HOUSE, either in or out of London. Can be well r.co.nnielided, A line addressed to J. P. (post paid), at Mr Sulke r ', 114, Lead'cattail street, Or Mr , Hatchartra i Baciltselief, 190, PIKC, dilly, will be respectfully Attended to. IRISH LINENS. IN consequence of the m an y com pl a i nts aga i nst ..11. Linen Cloths whitened by the chemical emcees, a Co,o. piny was formed in 10101, by some of the hest ille,c , iers .1. he hand, to supply the Public in this Country wits Cloths of the best Fahric I I , leAched in the ole and semel rn,tlioil • at Ve wholesale lrielt peaces. Their ()fiend plan is invariably It Ihered to, viz. To sell 4,•ie piece, but not les:. A piece to be sold at the wholesale price. Each piece rated, and nu alteration of price. AU goodswarrarned, ui I the money returned if a fault appra7s. Their four.fourths and seas ievighths Linens contain about twenty-five !Mds each piece. Theii nine-eighths and five-fourths Sheetings contain about fiftv two yards each piece. Their sin-fourths Sheetings contarn about thirty-two yards each piece. •s• Cashes usual foe Bank of Inland Notes. J O'BRIEN, Agent to the Cuini.any. R enrived Rem Or r. t Russell-stret.t, t, No. 4. Bloomsbury equate, new Kart NM Sow haarpson+treets, leading to HA:K.gn. Jand J . PATRICK most respectfully info r m . the Nobility and Gentry in general, that they hay.: con siderably etilverd their premises, and laid in al entire rice Aainetroent of FtIiSHIONAHLE a:..: lIOUSRHOLD DR ss• PERM, which they submit for their inspection ; anior•gat wt.ich a e a variety of rich Italian Lustre', wore S. 1•111,,, and the newest patterns in Fancy Cambric:, fir dresses; Ell-wi.le un dressed Cambric, girl ; Super Loan Cloths, as ; YAW and l threeuarters wide Cambric fla. 4d. very fine ditto, tid ; with an item tmeiit of ranty and coloured &Johns and Pavanes, imitating Into Shawls, he. INDIA Gras US —Ell-wide India Cali • is, lOd Stout ditto, I2d. and Stout Sheeting ditto, led. i Guld end Jacciesta, Eine Mulls. 2. 6d. Stripes and Coded Check, at 35.6.1. HVIISEIIr)LD LINEN -..P:11 and Yardan I Half w ide Scotch, Irish, aryl Minks I lalland Sheetings ; 'cresol dozen of Diaper Breakfast Cloths, lotto 2s. f7tl with a variety of large D.nner Dino, very cheap, some a little soiled (a bargain); an eaten sire assirtreein of cheapest and best Counterpanes vet offered to sale; a Surrfine Furniture Dimities. at St. worth 2a. 6d. Fite IV.•lch Flannels, Family Moor ~ ;,, r, Re. dc. all chlrged the lowest Who:cute Prices fur Ready hloney, from which it is an loran ible rule to make no abate. merit, at N-i. I, Era:xis-street, and No 13, street, Piccadilly. BY THE KING•s ROYAL LETTERS PATENT'. A' CIODBOLD's VEGETABLE BALSAM, for the Cure of COI.IGI IS, COLDS, AsnimAs, and rUN SUMPTIONS. It is admitted by a body of thyacians, that tnis Methane i: the first in the world for the above Complaints; and for the benefit of the Community, the full., i,g per ..us have de.dr.o! their Cases hi he made public : J. Coward. Jeweller, ru.ihes them he was cured of a deep Decline by the above Medicine, after being given over by Royer, a:id kjittinuc, in perfect health. Signed 11. Cower., Prince.-.tree, Mae 1, 1804 William Jones, Carpente-, Aldaate, i:ifornst the !Wilk, he was cured or a deep Decline by the mine Meditine, :ftrr be ing given over by Dr Leuura. Signed Wm. Jouri,:in. 1804. J. Keene, Gardener, Godaiming. througi {lre aecoon.a•nda lion of Larry loasellaTorisonr, • perfect Cure by be satne Medicine, after being in a deep an•l siren over by the most ciranent of doe cacuity. Sign:d J Kr-cm, Jan. 1, 18)4. 1 , ' A Child and a )otus; WOOSUI at Oxford, through the recom mendation of the Rev. Mr. Hiutim, are .1-u carol of the r are disorder by the same Medicine. Sigac,l Mine Hiat.ci, tug. I, 1804. William Wheeler Rix . Ileuley, beg; the P.M:, b- in. brined, he is cured of a deep beeline he the saw Medicine, after bring given user i.y tee Faculty. hi:ned Win. Wheeler, Aut. 1604. _ C;rtif;cit:. of Cum forn thr Rit t.t lion. M.intuts of thial, Dmitri , and W..rd, Gamlen Mae onalJ, Forte- Wile, and uoarctou. others of the sire. may be teem be applying t., the Pro . wiato-a, Sinousbory-aquare. N.B. Sold la: Clung and natl./4 Chftp.ide; Mom aryl Ed wards,. St. church-ward Rico,. mad Co. No. 0.- ford-wet; and most utlier Public Vendott is Vai4e4 Liateguis. . ~ •- SER.GYMAN of the Church of England, who can Or" the must sAtiafActnr% Reference,as to his Character aild Authors, provosts toteaela YOSIIe Cleatletnen, at their non Hoipe:, in the LATIN, CliXf..h., am( ALBILEVIr LANGUAGES, and in every Snitch of the MATHEMA TICS, on moth rate Teems. • IL, Addfik,i, and any Gahm Particular may be knot , as by sp. plying to NP. Hat , :hani, B x.ltelier, N'). 190 (divert!) , op?aaltat Alban lone )„ itcondilky. • WAR WITH SPAIN. To-morrow next will be pulAiihed, TliE J r reE and P OL ICY of WAR with SPAIN DEMONSTRATED. Printed f"r J. Hatchard, 190, Psoridall• of wi.am riiay be had, .A CATALOGUE of his other Rook , ' acrd Pamphlets lately published. • k pub( Nhed, A LETTER' to. Lieut. Col. Sir ROBERT 1 - 1 WILSON, K. M. T. By AN ENGLISHMAN. " Men may tolerate injuries, whne the! are 0110, P^^irguki thenr.elves i but it id not the fit..t of vinous tO d lieur %pith too demon the 'dignities that are uff:r...d to our country." Booze. Pruett. , .fa J. H t:thavd, picralsily ; M4lt 'Glen and, •Da • no, Atrant ; And J. Asperse, Cloinhdli. rAstiioNiulLE DISPL kIED. Tomorrow will be pablvoi.d, !ince tlslta crown, neatly sewed, the Seemsd helitioit of rIVI I E FASHIONABLE WORLD DIS- K .'LkYi.:D. COI rected a•• et.i,rged • `. Velutl in Spoeulum " The Stage Primed Ids J. Hatrhard, res.istssikr to H. 'Majesty, 190, Pi eadille Lr w.e n .ua,r be hal, tmez 2s tid rtvidGfits ON riff. EDuc t - new or THOSE' Will I I AUTATE TilE I.iiitEAT, as Aram( the Fniial, IV;lith This day is publirlied, in svo. price Gd. sewed, MORBORUM PUIALIUM EPITOME, Vac- • tore Quintino, 1-1-tre,den, It cr. Re:inaine Br.sais niarilin Medico Extraordinary., Areneunt spud T. Payne, Mews. gate. Wham may be had. m No. re c..5e. sewed. OBSERVATIONS on the INt:RE',SEn,I DECREASE of Different DISEASES, and partieuhrly of tie PL.ACIVE, &e William Habenten, jun. M.D. F. It. 3. • And, in Sri,. pri , t M in !voids. a Areond E4itinn t•i COMMENTARIES ota tr , r HISTORY and CURE of DIS EASES, by Willaain Hob .rde: , , M. D. This nay it rubllshei, Eke - antir printed in o•ie tarp Coen 131avo, on a woven P. per, Price Saud& 91 to be continued annually, rrHE POETICAL. R - Er./ISTER, and REPO j. virroty VUGITIt . E. POETRY, fur 1843, hems the third Volume Srr.s. Printvi for F. C. owl J. Ni. 62 Sr. Pours Church yar.l; soil atso by J Macto:rd, Nu. 19U, Re.-tdalr. 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A P.at watt be pea-- Inhed on the run Day of every M..eith, and the whole LS anitated.:-% few Copses well be !motet frt tOe R end Pater, and hot-pro.sed, price 41. 14.. tor On Two Vo!..imes in hoard. —Palmas, alestrons of posseming a Ccr , y will i.lease to forward to at n earn t their respectne doonarLers, or to the Publishers, where Sped-nens may be seen. Looidqn Printed for David Ogjvy and Son, No. 311, Hol born Cw:n.-13 Martin: Versa' and Hood, Wisichnter and Sun; 11vneld and Co.; 1.-mgclan, Hum!, Kees. and .Uramr• J W4ert 1 L. /latheet ; and). Fan baarijahuteurgh. ". Ott R, E I._ • PoAMON APlTh'id d CIE NM. I ."'‘' • • f tiaTHER ENT R ACTS••••F4I ONI • THE umitallacat MAIL OF YESTER DA Y • •• 1( / *sows Mil iO. According to thz public atCfmtles, the Imo re quired for the expenenefdt r l etpishiar, dorlittithe elisuing year, am nuns to sixtf.atoc sins,' of which shiety.tairta insibins that: di 'not • raised by the ordinary revesma‘anntbdaellabr extraordinary contrihationz q.ll sic The rercripticete payable thilleseto4l7r. fallen to 41r •-- n !,• r 'l*4`ipdrie•••ltt ~h,,FFILASsINMIr.4I 4O I-4 Our Gasate sayr o ,44,oettor of, 3Fortiltirrt has requested the mediation of Rau* with ogled to hi: dispute with the Stags, mid dot if Zvi= note, on that subjeit.. has hem 1/1101111 in.* irons& runtliaaVionle.S. On the ad of ii.'lgust. the Arnadiensafaillas. , ittulett the command of Commodore an attack on the city,. enga3aiinnfinsinAtio hours and a halt. who commanded a ing, three Tripolitan wards, Comm , on shore, and ttuurids‘liken co thil Pitlba. , Vga; signitymg, that Lou Wilt American tatatiiktrould 500f1 APT IIIC. • •ci AtrovaiN tee! •,t tenell Oa the :$.l, the town Ourapaisamogpiiiiiimoi bombarded by the Amerimlsis4l/141e Asti __ _ lltt quarter of the derma/not =Se gtik • sti Maw xican gum-boat was blows op. r..P. -V' g Two days' after, the CuMrIVICIOre aft •ell of truce, and offered the Pasha flO,OOO, msi aftelwaras 100.000 piastres, for the ransoms of amps-Verniers, at the saner not accepted, to lay the tow; in glikt - 4.40 lesttoy Dema and Hengist zi, and to sencht frit/te is Me:. to carry arms and warlike sedrei to Mai Pemba, *Horn he lea deposed, and assist him to recover tlte of fnpoli. The Pasha, however, diortigited el these menaces.--In the night of the T4tb) of August, and again in that of the 's3blh, Tripoli was again bombarded, during funs hours each taw in which attacks' the Americans lost a bomb-640h a shallop, and some am. The loss of the 'Nip& tans, in all these atusub t liya likewise consi and the town was mutidaialitsed. The PicnicEaally demanded, as the adidliket of peace, ais his Minister, and from this &mad hthas deg he will not recede. FicsM ?HE PARIS PAPERS. SOY, 13. General Armstrong, the successor cif Mr. Living ston, as ambassador toile Emperor of .he.Eacwchi is arrived here, and will be presented neat Sundae at the grand diplomatic audience. life brings- with him his Gnveriarnent's acknowledgment of out ilo vereign in his Dew dignity. Our ansSassodor to she United SLAWS Of America , Gentr4 Torreon, will not occupy his post before the ditfereaces !Atmore* Spo'n and America are finally settled. It conocakbe a longtime before such an event Lea place, a, both countries have accepted of the nacAs.ition of our Einperor. Iris Excellency, Mr. Charqpigny„ began his fo..c tions as a Minister of the Home Deparsinersh on the loth instant. All the Chiefs of Division, Chiefs de Buread, and the principal Clerks, were.miesented;to him by Lis Er.celleacy the Coisocehor of :,ta:e, Portalts, on the preceding day. He will have his first levee the day after to-morrow, wben petitions and memorials may be preseired to him. His days of public audience are fixed on every tint and last Thursd ty in the month. The Emperor has again permitted the exporta tion of grain to Spain, from the fiontier depart omits, and from the ports of Bayonne, St. Esprit, Moran, S.tkiles d'Olonne, and Bourdeaux, upon pay ing a certain duty, which is destined to complete the nnicn 'if the canals between Ic ort and La Rcchelle. It is sail that the grand review, as well as the di phrnatique audience, mill be put of until Sunday the ed of December, when it is thougLt am His H 'lines& the Popo vriii be present, as he is expeaed t, arrive here on the Vith inst. The extraordinary deliberations of the Conseil of State continue at St. Cloud, and are said to have fur I their °hie.% among other interesting changes, the laying asi le, from the first of next January, the Re pt:Mice:l cakada-, according to the desires of His Horne's the Pope. T o Prefea of Lle department of Mont Blaoc