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Their durability may he depended upon, as the surface is not lia ble to c,ack, damp, nod they can be put up iu wiutrr time equally well an in rummer. THREE. PRIZES of £30.000! ONE HUNDRED CAPITAL PRIZES AL,. srr:at.va MONEY. STATE I.OITERY BEGINS 4TO MARCH APPEAL OF NM:MEW lea few dap will be peiblialted. hy tighlerin svtd,tv. Pater . ___ letter 4 (heat plid! tbreeted to S. T. if. 7 4 70. 1. Notting- Itatit•aucuis, St. Mat 1111111 l will be ilutacittatip antenatal' tu. tomer:row; and 'Clarke ~ llAtPt4l t_ -_• N ARGU IIENT r.r c.m.truto l i lariflly the ItlfilHT of an APPELLEE Si' insist on TRIAL by BATTLE; and Asti fur enabling I • to p:eisil his Acquittal at the Suit of the Croon, iII Alinicinent ..f the Appeal. By E. A K.ENDALL, Eeq r.s A. Secon•l rrvi.rd and tnlnrgeit; with nit Appendix, coutpining a Repoli of a Debate iu Ilie House cf Commune, on a (Aimee for almili?hing the Appeal of Murder in the Bei tislt North A inees..aii Colonies. GWENR, Stork-Broker. 9, Corot 11 ILT and • Vr, LUDGATV-STItEET, iis announcing a Neve Lotteiy to be now on Sale, begs leave to point out it. pgr/...31/or Adcantoper, and She re m.ina that induce him to reconstueud it strongly to Public Favour. There are ONE 11UNDItF.D CAPITAL. PRIZES. THREE of •lIIIRTY TI-MUSAND POUNDS ALI. to be Paid itt STERLING AItiNEY. Sold, without any silt wire in price, by T Bentley, at big Office fur the NeW Nlrtalitc and Anticorrosive Paints 24, Prydgec-oreet, Covent-gardeo. Orders also received at Williaftes Patent Leder Wart-home, 79, Cu►nhill. ff.B. Pattern% gent tn any part of London, sad Patinae' isudertaken at the usual trade price.. • " I um for Inkinq awry the Appeal roe Mulder entirely; but I am nut Ihr taints it away is part."—lion. C. J. l'ux. KINCrS THEATIM. TIN EVEN IN(;. TIJENi)AY. January 13. vi ill be pinforinvil Parr's favourite Opera of Sail of t h e tint Act (2.1 Slow) a torw Divertismamt. entitled, LE OF:P.111T DE SANCHO PANZA. The CUMlN...ilium and Music by Monsieur racier, Pallet- Master. After the Opera 2.1 time) a new Grand Heroic Ballet, also by Monsieur Feeier, 'misled. AETIUS ET FULVIE. Whet. Madmatiirelle eopere, liiiisierer Rollin, Madomoi- Belle Lehretoo, soil Monsieur Tiosissaiol, will smoke their growl appeontore in this (motley. Slav -Massager, Mr. Kelly ; .Director of the Orchestra, air. Wrichsell; Lemiler of the Ballot. Mr. J. A Ireland. On Saturday, the 11th, will be performer, Mozart's rely loafed Opera, Le Mass di Figaro. in which l•isieura Carri (from Italy, soil late pupil of Madame twialaiii) will make her first appearance ota soy same. ta the part of the Countless. this port having bass Woolly given up to Signora Corti for her debut by Iladmose Fodor. who will perform (for file tag ling) Me pots of liossars ; the Page (Int time). by Signors Mort. Thu Aolocrilows hi the Opera are most respectfully tit formed, that the tesolation inteuil(il to be adopted wish srear.l to certain Tickets of dress out apply to Solncruption Hoe Tickets; any alteration with nrstwet to thine twine considered as wholly stioweriaary. As a 'anima 11 , the Public. however. it is itereantry to old, that any KU- IlOrt y Box Ticket mild exclusively as au adiuissiois to ilw Pit or Gallery. is a fraud WPM. tits Theatre, nail sill he stetson span acconlingly as often ar such prat tire is dia. covered ettendarere fir Motes. Ike. is given at. usual. at the Office of the Theatre, tarry diy, Cain Teu till Four ',...4undis)• eaerplesl). Vivant Rex It Regina TIM .4 rim-nuE.4 L. nitunr-I. IYR . //THIS EVENING. TUESDAI'. Jim. 13. 1. their Mejestieel Sereiotte wilt . oerforsu the Comedy of JOHN BULL._ Mr ; the Hun Mr. Sim Meta., Mr. Prisis sir Sllll.lO lint lalk, Slr. Gsttir ; Job Thursuberry,' ; Fr•uik Rochdale, Mr. Hansard; Dm, Mr. OX -I.er. v ; De.otis 11.-eolicrgthico y. Mr Johnstone. Laity Ciro. liar Nraymo. T, Mr*. ter; Mari• Tb.oveiberry, Muss Hayes ; Mu: Itrulxru•l :Try, Mrs. tiparks Ili sissy of 14.1ogua-, the WWI, Parentage, Clorioenisig, *aid *OTT Family Misfortunes of Dennis Hsu'. ...111rry. by Mr. Johnstoue. - - Aliicla will be added (mai time) a new splendid Panto mime Itummc., canrii 11,11tI,EQ('IN'S VISION ;._ OK, THE FEAST OF THE STATUE. Una Jinni ;and Ilarlrquisi , , Jr. !tideway ; Uuu Pedro il'•.moviandatil of Seville), Mr. T. P. Cooke; Huss (klaviu Of l 4 -1 " "1 1 4 H.lficsittill). Mr. Hortlaud; Jacosno Valet and 4 :own to Dou Juau), Mr. Ileitis.; Boatswain (with a Sung), •41r. Smith. Duane Elvis, wile to Don Jean (awl Coleus- Tres ; Dolma Leonora (ofterwasde Culunabistej., TI sie !tlass Pautoesintir Rummer of Harlequin's Visioa; Or. ri,,. Fr.t,t , of the Statute, will be repeated every Evening till flartlarr nutue. ..- .._. To-morrow,ltiput ; ewe wallet. The Tale 4 01 Mystery. Os Richard, Duke of Yuek : Doke of York, Mr. Kean On Frt.firy, Lillipot, tool The Children in the Wood. The comedy of ?be Belle's Stratagem will he revived on 'fo o ds, nem, when Mill NOIIIIIIIO/1, front the Theater-Royal, Dahlia, will make her first appearance on this Stage in the character tit Letitia Hardy A Nc' 31r10-dransatic Piece, in two acts, is in active preparation, and will be sporelily premiered. rffEATRR-ROTAL, COVRNT-6.4I:PEN. TM EVENING. TUESDAY. Jan. 13, will he aetetl. the Musical Pl.. of • GUY SIANNERING; OR, THE GIF'S'Y'S PROPHECY. t•Anocl 3latinering, Mr. Abbott ; Newry Bertram, Mr. It.thsto, is shirt' character he will introduce, in Act 11. an Irish Melody, "The Night oris spreading o'er me"— mel in Act 111. Risices Address to his Army, " Scuts e Its hi, wi Wallace bleil."—lkssoinie Sampson, Mr. I oston; Dinvistont, Mr. Emery; Dirk Hatteraick, Mr. Tok, ly ; Gilbert Mr. Bleach rd. Lucy Her trim, Mo.- Strplicols; Min Mauuerinz, MISS Matthews, Mrg Mrrrilics, Mrs. Exertins. fu which u,!I be added ittith time) a ocw Not me, (-Aim 11 RLEQUIN GULLIVER ; 4)_lt, mu: FLYING ISLAND. Gs!Urn isft:irraras Harlequin). Mr. tkoognl; Ike Cog of Loputa arlo•twArd4 \lr. Nursnon; ftwkikuutimadussr. I.oid Chaurellur of 1-iplita (afierwards flows), Mr. (:riuraldi. The Princess Rhomboid'lla .4rdr ('olwithinr), Mist P. munet. The twit. o 000 e, called Harlequin Gulliver or, The 'mg b.tand, will he repeated every Evening. Tu.nsurraw will be revived, the Play of The Point of Hiniuur Chevalier de St. Foam-, Mr. Vining; Videotir, Mr. Abbot ; Linguini. Mr. C. Kriabbie ; Sleuth...fir, Mr. Lislim. Mr. Mellott, Mr.. ; Walls (first itli%4 O'Neill. After which, the last uew popular ll'aice of Miss !wade awil Mere. (ha Thumbs (soceind time season), the Seriniis Opera of Astaseenes. Alter which will be products! (tor *lw fir., I;ini;,,, • New Dr•w•trc Piece, iii 011 e Act, cattail Three %lc" from Piing. Un Vrsitoy, the urn T.ageily of Retribution; or, The Caettaisie Daughter. DR. LAVERS FEVER POWDER AND ANALEPTIC PI LI/A....CAUTION I FEEL it my duty to seutiod the Public, from {IMP In time, uolil it allay become generally known, • I have removed the sale of my Grasulrathre , , JAMEN'S lILDICINEN, from Messrs. NEWBERY, In 3iota BUTLER and SONS, Nu. 4, Chearide, corner of tt. N o r a ; and that their warehouse, nod the hauteur* my lair Gr.iniltather, Nos. 33. Brutumatrret, the- I )•iimari., are the plate, in London where the Alkali tmet, prepared a- the roadie 112%A . 101 . 11 tupnlied with them hr t 6: la s i 70 years, with She talent improvement* of the hientor. can be l icouirril. al) oafs lot. 60,1 nosy lie said to suttest Ibis intimation ; but the hancfnl C l ll , ll.llstiaces I daily hear of, from takiog Ott o ;• , 161 , 11a Malin lure otempt. a to be gent into Umlaut l the sanctum It int it:mill:010 r'a name, mum.' our 1 ,new ~Ira iny mime in the t,lief of each ton • ;iaelo tof the Pill. and Powder that tsarist from my ilahorstary, as a plllll its -ton. tiun of the KillUllll., and oiler lam no a cantina to the 'Nino% . 1 1. cart Butter awl hare cs.obli..l,ed a irarehouse at \ ''' 3 l. SArkrilte.sier,r, Usiblin, where the Medicine.' limy alto la- ha.: geoids,. piston-qrret. It. (:. G. JAML.4. Int . 1 .1%1E51 POtIGF.R hag hero for nearly 74) yiAta • aa Ihe hest reined). ' , JIM for Fru'. C., ("oldie, Ilip.irec ".11. 1 1 1 mato•y Bowman tool r.upUvr disorders at. ▪ 'hd nub Fryer. Tuna. iu the Nleo.lra ( s.i rev:Buil at . f irotherrenwduaareeniv:.•so d. . 1 )11 I t AN A !ATTIC Pt I.Ls, :5 harpy union ' 4 a. Asieraliee and Toole Iletlicine, promote insensible whets Outwit, at sloe manse lime that airy re t".^4l4 out the toncliintion Thry are pasticii '.lt o hither induced by he.: A irsi4c.s. . 1,, 4, a utile:C:sy cliatues. COVENT-GARDEN THEATRICAL. FUND, Voider th. Pat Re of the Palmer REGENT. THIRD PUBLIC ANNIVERSARY DINNER. HS Hopi! Highness the Duke cf YORK has eondeeceniliugly intimated big intention of I the Society by taking the Chair on this occasion. The Com mittee far conducting the Fund have wrist satisfaction in bring ant hurord to add the MIMI'S of several Noblemen nod tieutlemi it as Vice-Pres-kb tits. rurptumr, Ms Royal Highness the Duke of Yong. VICE.TRYPIDENTP, Rnyal Higlitoss Hee Dole The Rigid Hon. George Can nf Somme wing The 3tatqwis of Wurcrster Sir John Sylvester The Margaia of Auitrsry General floynne The Morluia of Hindi,' John .Deist, Fmt. The Ent of x IJ. H. Massy Dawson. Esq. Viscount Von intuit Francis Freelanc. Esq. lain, Petersham I Henry Harris, Esq. laird Schee The Diuuer will lake place the Fi on FRIDAY, J y 30, at 'Am: Tavern. Coil% ITTIM, Messrs Yount Mew.. V. kernble I Messrs.Bellomy 'MIER Mathews Pope Loon Farley I:serene Fawcett Terry Broadhurst Emery Blanchard I Simmons Macrridy Taylor Duruset Nuclear Abbott This Feud ass tint instituted the 224 December, 17&"), and confirmed by Act of Parloonrist, for the purpose of Sitimortiaz Atre4l and Whin Actors and Actresses, and Re lieving their ‘Vidows and Children. TIM ST f is, Timm:el Harris, Esq. I Culotta Troller, Esq. Julio Fawcett, Esq. letkAillltEß—Mr. Fawcett. SECRITAILV-M r J. Glitestagton. Tickets will be twarly for delivery on slonday Next, the 19th, at the Freetia•utteTavvrts. Diane► on Table at Six o'Clork. ACCUIPT CHEMICAL AMUSEMENT. This day is published, * Record Edition, with Plates by Lowry, and very considerably enlarged, ACCUM'S CHEMICAL AMUSE %TENT : LA. being,' Series of One eiriMerel and Sixty esirioess assd lw•lrstelive Experiments in Cbessiney, which row reedy pre formed, and uualtelided by dances. By FREDERICK ACCT.:NI, Operative Chemist, and Assihor of **Vend other wall.kouwu !Works on Chemistry nod Mineralogy. In I vol. delay 112ino. price is. is b.iiirrls. The Gentleman's !Magazine for September, 1817. speaks thus of the cleat Edition of this Vnrk, which contained fifty seven Experiments k - as than the present ; thi. Edition includes • immesh, r of Experinseals on the varioni f4aaiw -- " This smutting and instructive Work will forth a valuable addition to the Elementary Treatises on Chemistry alresily in the bands of the Public. The Author is well known hoili by hi• Political nod his Lectures; and by this littl► VOIIIIIW he has entitled hinowlf to that praise a ltich a ill never Ile denied to scientific Professors, who communicate the result of their experience in a popular and attractive form." Mtt. HONES SUBSCRIPTION. AT • NIEETING of the- FRIENDS or the LIBERTY of the PRESS and TRIAL by JURY, held at the City of London Tavern, on Monday, Decetubra 89, 1817, Mr WAITHMAN in the Chair; Amongst several Resolutions then entered into, it was Resolved umminimisly, That a Soliscription be now open ed, and that the money which may be subscribed be placed in the hands of a Committer, to be used in sorb way as shall appear to them heel calculated to promote the permanent welfare of Yr. Howe and his family; said that the following Gentlemen be of the Committee :—Alderman Goodliebere, Alderman Thorp, Robert Waithmau (Mesmer), Joseph Harcumbe, William Starch, Samuel Brooks, William VW hams, and William Temdale. 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AT a COMMITTEE hrld at the King's Head Tavern, on Mouthy, Jaattary 12 ; SI SION COCK, Fiq. iii ihr Chair. Amount of Subscriptions already advertised L. 4,134 9 8 L. s. L. R. Thomas Harrison 501 Wm. Minsball, Esq. 5 3 Mr Ganthomy 1 I) Rev. Thomas Horne 1 1 Horgan and Sanders 5 0 ino Cooper 1 0 Moo !nephew:on, Esq. 1 tl Won. Mar, yatt, Esq. 1 0 T. T. 1 0 Alexander Forgo. East 3 0 %Von. Hammond, F. 1141. 5 5 Ansh. Ham cl, Esq. 5 5 William Payne 1 1 Voce.Aolm. J. Hunter 5 5 Theo. Hearsey, joist. 1 1 Charles and George Per Glyn, Mills, and Co. Mtn Palmer 20 0 Me.. Hertel 3 3 J. Thornton, Esq. 5 5 Richard Clarke, Earl. 5 5 M. E J Bond 2 0 L. Phillips, F.sti jsin. 1 0 Capt. C. Jones, H.C.S. 5 11 It. S Appleyard, Esq. 5 0 C■pt. G. H. L. Den das, R.N. 10 10 Capt. F V.Vernon, RN. 5 5 Sir R. Wicram, Bart. 10 10 Francis Fre...ling, Esq. S Mr. Schweitzer 1 1 C. Richardson and Sun 5 b Hon. Charles Noel 5 Mr. Thos. 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S 0 William Smart, Esq 1 1 J. Pluir, aaaaa 'r, 1 I Palc.kr, Esq. 10 111 Grua' and Illohm 5 5 Sir William Btrard 5 It Mr. G. \lama 1 0 T. 11. P. 1 1 Liens Thos. Wing, R N. 1 0 Mr.. Wing 1 0 Captain borillian,R N. 1 1 Ites.Jassws Ails:obis 3 3 11.141, Esq. 10 0 Right Giro. Lord Dc la Warr 5 0 Breckeirll and Turner 10 10 Edw. arid John Whale 5 5 Matthew Harrison, E.g. 5 0 Capt. J Richard., It N. 1 1 Co: 5 5 Me. W. Mica* 3 3 Adm. Sly J. Orolr, Rt. 5 Caps. . A. Ommaory, R.N. 1 1 1 JauseQ Kennedy, Eery 5 5 Capt. T. Burton, N.N. 1 0 W. 11. 1 0 Mr. M. R Murlry 1 0 Mr. B 14ilk 1 1 Mirka Brume, Lieut. R.N. 100 0 Thos. Chambers, Esq. 10 0 W. R. I I Peter Skipper, Esq. 2 2 John Nixon, Esq. 5 0 John Adcock, Esq. 5 5 J. and I'. R. 31snoly 5 5 Thos. Ileggision, Esq. 3 3 Mr*. Mosisisoti 2 2 R.•e. G A. Hatch 3 3 John Knowlys, Esq. 10 0 C. W., lonrion GaAs 2 2 Potts and Waldie 5 5 Cnpt. II Deward, RN. 5 0 A Friend 6 ! 2 John Prpya, Esq. 5 0 John Slams', Esq. 3 3 Thomas Frampton, ril• 2 2 Sonine,Steveris, Ma. pie, Pewee, St Hunt 5 5 N. W. 3 0 D K. 2 0 A Servant of the Lon sin townsman 0 5 A Emily 1 .1 R. S. • Half pay Lik ',truant, R.N. 1 0 Rolit. Mandeville, Esq. 1 1 Capt. Tomlinson, R N. (I lit Reed, Bell. and Cu. 5 5 Robert Prdiler, Esq. 5 0 Sileg 1 0 Chars. S•cll Channel, Esq. 5 5 G. Smits, Esq. M.P. 10 10 John Smith, E.q 31 P. 111 10 MnP Ellen Sampson 2 2 Capt. Illsoch Reid 5 5 1 he !inform will learn with pleasure. that upwards of 500 Sr 'Olen 111:11,r already been provided frr, noel great exert 1111 l • are lurksitg to the necessities of Ilic nu mesons destitute who still continue to apply fur u•Lel' Owing to the revels% terming pressure of barium' np•tn the C Ibey r.grel lo he obliged to defer onlvertholc:, the whole of the Swh.rriplitm In aid of their roods made nt the different Bankers WNW lu.tuottuw , WlWn they will certainly appear. " Crptaiis Ilisseit, It N., If Is."--tend, " Captain Ili,In.11" For " J IY. Dixon, EN re. ,, 1, " John nod Witham Diann, Fowlers' cli , rtrert " For '• .1. SIII - E•N.. Sr " James Pritnam, Esq " Fur " Jo. am-ph &gigue, Esq."—read, "Jesepla Ikitsor, E•q. U. 65." TO 111.1 C. 41h MAR( . 11 A'EXT. ONE MIN DRED CAPITALS, PRIZES OF .f.:Jo.oco!!! And every Prize in Sterling Monty. Tthe Contractor fat the vrt...iot STATE • LOTTERY, havinT stiltmilicil the Scheme, with c% cry particular, copied r he 6..venitnent Gazeiti., in 31i elle Nevrapaperi., unit a hid; in iv he hail at any I/Ptiel y iliti,.4 in tbe Kiugdutn, r..spErtf.lll, In the /00. m inc 3.... Peat/ £30,11110 3 .. 5,000 10 12 5llO - 0,000 14 ... 4W) E . 300 3,590 of 2001. 11101. 501. &r. .... . 001, ALL STERLING MONEY. In addition to the Scheme, and exclusire of the Money paid by Government, Three Wonky will receive TWELVE PIPES OF OW PORT WINE. Each of the Holders of the First Drawn Blank, MI wick Day of Drawing, nay • eiliately select, front the Siock of any Wine Nlorchant they please, Fi.Nr Piper of the vury lie, t Old Porl Wine, and iu proportion fur Shares on ON Y. T H O US AND l'amts , or longer, if required. To enumerate all the Cipital Prices sold by 131Nll , a t Cornhill and Charing-clot:1i, London, and by his ateeots„ the last few years, would require several folio Vu ltures. lu the tail Lottery alone he fs :1441. a Prize of X-20,000 3,645, N Prize of ,C , 20,000 4,349, a Prize of £20.103 Aad Vivian% oth.v Capital., ALL IN SIIAREA. Begins 414 :1 1 / 1 1WH. When the First Draw■ Prier will have 5,0001. more. The last Lottery that contained Three Prizes of 30,000/. lIISH sold them all!!! THANKS TO TIIF. PUBLIC. G. CA I{ Itol.l. BE ,S to return his grateful acknowledgments to the Pohl:c for lira tlistingivislwil pat ronaze beolinc,l on the Schemes of the Tarn hut Lottcrirs, for both of which he was Contractor with Government. He has thr gratilica tion of stating, that the triode of the CANTAL Peetzr4 were divided into Shares, awl Nippily distrihutr at Adventure's in va r i 4444 part+ of the Kingdom ; anal it was 'sill' the greatest pleasure that G. C sttRt)LL sauonneed the peculiar success that attended the Purchasers at his own Offices, No. 7, CORNHILL, and 26, OXFORD.STRF.ET; Haviapr Sold iu the Last Lottery owls, " ' 3,615.. a Prize of .. in F:ihares 4,349 20,000, in Shares 5,842 515, in Shares 2.028 2lO, in Shares 3.64.5 2lO, in Shares 4,720 2lO, It sshnleTicket. And he expects to have the pleasiire of distributing as great a proportion of the Capital Prises in the ensiling Lottery. A NEW LOTTERY, TO •LOIN DRAWING 4th Or NI A Itl.ll, IMIM 1• now on Sale, and G CARROLL confitlintiv anti( iiiates that the intrinsic merits's( the Seiivme will secure a iroutiiiit mice of the Public favour an liberally luNtoweil upon him in the late Lotteries. There are iu the Scheme One Hundred Capital Prize ! ! Three of Thirty TI 44444 ARIA P 41111116. EVERY PRIZE STERLING MONEY"" a. :a compliment to the SC/1%011 of Ilse year, th: re i• ao approp►iateAdditiuu to the full money given by Government in the Sehi me of _ _ _ TWEI.i'E PIPES OF PORT WINE for First Drawn Mania, to be pelecie4ll by the Mader. of those 'fiekrts, from the Stock of any Wine 31.1 . $:hunt they may sr ish to (imam wide the order. SCH E‘lE —.l/1 St( cling Money. '3 .... Prises 0f.... L.30,0n0 ....sre I PO,OOO 3 ..... ....... ~.. 5,000 lit 12 14 1$ 40 30 30 . 50 40 3,4511 18,01 N) Tickets. Fll3o,nuo PRIZER DETERMIN4TILf.. litt drown Prize 15,000 more I 7th drawn Pride 1300 more .. t 0.... 1,000 more Bth ....ditto.... 31 1 1 1 ..... .. ditto.... 400 more I 9th • • ...limo ... :UM more ditto..., 400 more I 300 metre h ditto. .. 400 more 11th of 600 f... 30,1100 Imo e dth 40d more 12th of WO/. .. 311,000 more Tickets and Shares are selling. in the greatest • iriety. wt (' It RO LIPS Fortunate Officer, No. 7, Ctornho 11, snd N. to. Oxford street. sail by bis Agents lit all the principal Cities 311.1 Towns in the Kinztlem •. • TheiTlirre Prier+ of 30,00(1/. in this Lottery will tor-illy Owing to the Pishlie reeiiileetior that CARROLL Si q,l in Shares the lost Prize of 30,0 CC:. ever &Woo. E4S7' 1N DI AS. CATCUTTA, it't.+ 10. filA r`_t•ileuct• tL Mn 4 Noi?!e the Govt./114 , r- G.t9eral sto/ Sint,. embarked Tuesday morr•iny,, ,r filtuut, uu.l-r the wool satute from the ramparts of Fort Wintoto, to pror eed. offer a .Root stay ut Barrockpure, on his war to the Up per Provinces. On the some clot the (Inn; lr, il. EJnionstotie,' appoistted by his - E*eelirnrt• Viee"Prettedetit Non Deputt•-Governor of Fort %Vinton', took his milt at the Council Hoard. under * imitate - from the tampons. _ We ropy from the Beggrel Ilmtkteri the folio*. tog Irortietslars of Inca! EITRACT Of A LRTTIFIL PROM itt-isculatin. " The rains set in here ohs the s(l* Julie. Toi the 1 ith we had piles of wind and torrents of rain night and day. We we. obliged to abandon t tie attetupts to get under and happy he a Ittratt tent was teat blown shout his ears. Such weathe r I never before experienced ; Inn the natives say we shall probably have six weeks of it. If so, we had better attempt building an ark than bungillusvi; for the half of forty days of this will bet us all afloat. Ott the 11th the Nerhudda ruse 12 feet. The Pinddrees are now all swig mt the other eitle till October. In consequence, the detachudettis are recalled. who :or some months have undergone such laborious, duty in watching every lordable point, in a link uf 70 miles oa the Ntsbudda, to prevent the Pintlarees f crossing, and which service they have.elfectuallv performed: " All the troops front .lishlitilpoir and Gum warra have been ordered up to Soltagpore, four marches from this. They are composed of the Ist Rubella (7avpilry, one troop limb Nitive Cavalry, and '2(I hilt:llion '2311 :Native Infantry from Jubbulpore ; and Of the Ist battalion 10th Native Infantry, with at 'q hoot of the 6th Nattie Cuvilry from Gut rawarra, which is six or eight maPeles its the tear of Sohagporr. You' slimly' exercise 'your ingpsity in conjecturing fur what purpose the Mops dre tti be thus assembled." Extract of a letter from Husseinab4d, under date the 14th June :—" The rams commeticrd hereon the 411 e, with a violence wheel, would isirlieee one to believe that Macbeth's witches bad certainly takrit up their abode in the hills to the northward of fie. Such • hurly-burly from east, west, north, and south, 'night he gratifying enough to regal of lender rover of a good pucka roof, with lustre, and wall shade around; but not so desirable to experience in half rotten tents, on ploughed fields of soft clay. as those who *ere blown away con testify. Major Choke's detachment is expected in • few days, and by the middle of July it is hoped most of us will be housed. The detachments at Julibulpore and Gurrawarro are ordered to concentrate at Suleag. pore, thiriy.live miles from hence, under Litutel Colonel Alucinorine." AMERICAN SETTLERS. Three thousand seven hundred and seventy-fire new settlers have arrived it Lower Canada during; the present season. This , it will be recollected, IN the result of experimeot, as these settlers irr= tuitously receive crown lands; hut let whit( will he said of the attempt, it must ultimately fail— the iron climate and arid soil of Lower Canada will never sufficiently relay the cultivator for his Einigration will travel west and by south, hut uu further north. Settlsis ail! assemble where they con obtain more than one crop per annum. where their interest would be increased. and their comforts promoteil—and, instead of dwelling. amidst eternal snows, they will pursue the " even tetiour of their wily" to softer climates. These are amoo l z the few objections ugoitist the success of emigroots iii Lower Canada; they also operate against the supposition of the vast increase in the value of lands which border on the contemplated canal. Allowing, however, that the British Co vernment should succeed in ridding themselves of portion of their needy subjects, by giving them hands in Canada, they will fad it difficult to secure their allegiance in the event of a new war; and if the 'ember of emigrants in that quarter blititild ever increase so as to threaten the annihilation of the French or Canadian influence, Great Britain will find it very costly to nianitaiii the tranquillity of the province. —(Nose York Paper.) OTTOMAN PO Rl'E. [FROM ♦ Rsw YORK PA PERI Spain and Sardinia, anxious for • ',intim) of On!! carrying trade, have applied to the Uratitl Signor for permission la pass the Dardanelles into the Black Sea. France and England. desirous of rr tautiog the trade, and perpetn: Kit. it possitili • under their flag, have persuaded the Porte to af3 it toll, or Pound dne, to an amount so exinli,tut as to prohibit Spriiikh and Sardinian vessels from trading in thst quarter: Tho spirit of entiiiitereo.l monopoly could be easily subdued by proper re. , presentations. It is the interest of Russia to ell courage commerce generally in her southern !Km- , stssi.ins; slid the incruoing unportti"Ce of her putt•