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TORNIGN iNT,II4IORIV(II6—,:. • FROM THE EARNER, PAPERS.. - PARIII, Oar. 40. • Peace between His MajeetLthe Emperor of the Preach and His Majesty the Emperor warm, was signed ou the 14th of this r;) At woe o'clook this morning theluus tie tired to announce die happy event of the signature of peace. lu the evening this impatant intelligence was.• by order of die Count of the Empire, the Prefect of Police / officially notified at the theatres, amidst acclamations of Long tier the. Etuperor ! M. &secede Mondetour, Auditor to the Council of State, set off yesterday'evening for His Majesty's head-quarters. On the. Ist inst. M. de Chavange gave a grand etc ertainment unit at Ins scat ut Arignv, upon the occasion of the recovery of his son-in-law the Duke A Castiglione (Marshal Angereauj from his lute illness. Mast was performed previous to the • entertainment. _ _ OCT. 21. The Conrt garde! at Rochefort met for the first time en board the Admiral's vessel the Ocean, on the 31st of August. 'Die pros eediega against end fur the prisoners were continued oil the succeeding days, to the Sth Septeniner inclusive. The Advo cate for the at:cubed mtae Jl. Francois Daniel Fame, of Rochefort. On the tith the pleadings, and all the formai t'e. prescr:4ed hr the Ini ; .crial.D.erce of the. 24.1 of Jiitr, tauti, Arm. 7J, being gone through, the l'resoletit 'oriented oitello:r the ft letuller* ni time Court orsloal to make any observation. ? Thry unanimously auswercil in the negative; upon which the spectators, and the Advocate for the prisoners, witudrew, ataghe request of the Prethlent, mind the private... we conveyed beck to the place from iehieli they had been hrongsit. Juotthear.— Phu Court, after deliberating with dowel doors. and the vett* helm; collected record iig to Mt. 66,stetion t, title 3dost the abovir-inen lteued decree, in presence el the Genera/ Rap per/cur, unamosously decourd, that the promo& ti.ge rcAttiany etottiortcrl, mot found, by a majority of right voices to Our, that the prisoner, Clealeot de la ROUCItfr, eras not guilty of the lose of time any room ere, wins+ he cote mended in the actirro of tin. 14th of April lost. [hey therefore at quit ed him of time ehargi• uruught aasanst hici, au.l erilrird ms sword to Ire restored to lino b) nme l'icodeo.. With remect to Jerialirptiste Ltifon, the Court, by a sul ority of fil.e rim es to low, tomtit inin gushy of Marin. in a monarchy to.i 'tier, abandoned the Calcutta, au the i oreortoce of the .14e111y. uu the Ittit of April. 1 rol, ttirrefore, lidjunged him to pursurait to Ari 3.5, tit.e fd of the Marine Penal Cods-, of .tti. Ltd Angus', 1799, which 'Will read With rege.l to Guillaume Protean, the Cort unationoooly at:gamed loon of the charge brsoligot agolitoi hint; not tco othiyoritr of tive eaters to tour, sentenced him to tors us .411115 colt finerbent in los own cto.tia , oei, - Isir Irmo.; set bre to the holietine with toe touch pit, oidtabou, mod without preen/tidy adershig use Ailinirst ; Rod this ti• pursuance of toe lAs of toe •20111 Snail:tutor, 170, autlicrioing femur... to Coe Allister) Code, with rezarci to offence. not pr,,olod lon on the Marine Code. Tne Court ordoroA Co r o. Protean's snood to be restored. As to the prisoner Charles Nicholas Lice lie, the Coen Wang takes, low commezatum mud found fry • majority of six votees to horny, that he did not lose the Toindfle„ witch Ship hr commanded; that he sporOloWttsly tretUroird on I • .rd, two odours anew gouts's% her, defended her against toe corm), , and . brought her lutes port; sitput A ed fair hay ing ttkrooneloititny trotted 114er:owl. to Ike punish -meat o r two impeonisment wherever the Go.' veroir•ent think. lit ; and kurilser to nave his ironic struck out of the list of Manioc Officers, audits he degraded fives the Legion of humour. The prisrmers Proteau and ..aceille were found hothle io the n i of proem. The sentence was read to the prisoners at half past tar) n'elw It on the irh ; cud immediately after, the President retired to an adjoining emboli, where hr ceuNtil Literate to h. brought Isidore lion. The President then said to loom that haring begat a member of the Letzion, and \wing fonnil guilty of is breach of honour, it was Ins duty to 'declare to him, ineroloitat to Art. 6, of the law of 25 Venturr, yrar'l2, in the name rif tins Legion, that lie thence fort4 ceased to kw a obnin'oef thereof. On the 9 of September, at four in the after. noon, the inimmet 'Aran underwent his sentence, on hoard the Admiral's ship the Ocean. max,,;- _~---- VIE YIRITPSN• PRESS. LONDON. WEDN \ ~ •rcriaia 1.. The Earl of LITERPJUL quits the office of Se cretary of s ow' of tine Home Departnsent, and succeeds Lord CASTLEREAGH in the Way De partment. The Right Hon. Krim alto Hying. suoth creels Lord Ltrsaruot. in the Home Department— and Mr. !Idan alms St:TTON is to be the successor 'of Mr. fly oaa, in the post of Judge Aducate.. These changes, we believe, may be considered certain. Whether Marquis Wst.t:esLee is, upon his return to England. to heroine Minister for Fo. reign A:fairs, trice Mr. CANNING. is not known . with (guilt certainty. Mr. CANNING. DO laity prefer a new claim to his former situation, a., independent of his talent for intrigue, he bas learned to fire a pistol—arid, prepared uljte for wit or war, he caa fire itrehms or a ofamderhatis with .equal farility.--With tilt thee asircem, however. he will be still short of his ottirnal ambition, viz, the stiff of First Loot of the Treasury. That staff omettnever to he wielded but bribe hand of a giant. It kn.* in the hand of a pigmy in politics, but it herttausitly WM, it,ke do ant.idd it until the ,raw of die tuition force it tenni Ida aeltidi grips. -•— - Vs bare received Yam rams to the slid ult. .p•t I ~•. iacltt4tig the Arriakerfof the 41st, in • whieb it is aiNcialh istssitvcrd that pesos was signed ant inn 14th. The news 'sae also announced in the different theatres and places of public most, in Paris, on-the evening of the '2oth. The terms ye not mentioned, nor even made tha subject of conjecture. If, however, any persou was frantic enough to believe that BONiPAETE was mad. end that the delay in signing the treaty was the result of that malady, they must now see their error.— Indeed, laud such a calamity befullou the tyrant. and if he immature a heart or mind capable of re morse, nothing is more probable, it would have been the interest and duty of the individual. next in authority, to expedite an amicable termination of the war; far however able his favourites may be, we fancy that 1101112 will be left behind, able to bend the bow of ULYSSES. We understand that au order was rent down, en Sattirl:Hy, to the Susses district, for every regiment, except the loth Light Horse, to hold itself in rea diness for embarkation. It is from thence inf4red, that Government intend to reinforce our army iu Portugal. The KING has been pleased to grant to JOSItTIi Pllll.l.laloalt, Doctor or Laos, the place or office of Priblesycir of Civil Law in the University of Ox ford, in the roma of Doctor FALNCIi LAuasocc, deceased. The KIND has been pleased to approve of Dow Ai:Torus, IFLIIII•naiNZ UN CARCTIA to be Coastal for CA INIOLIC MAJESTY at Gibraltar. Lord GRENVILLN is a candilute for the office of Chancellor of the Uoiversity of Oxford, vacaut by the decease of the Duke of PORTLAND. Lord EL pos. the Earl of Laveurour., and the Duke of ilkaNsruirr, are also ibrotioued sr candidates, hut the two tatter will probably resigu their preteurious to favour of Lord ELDuN. The Vice-ChantAlor of the University of Caro• brmige,sit a cougregation held on Monday, the Zoth ult. declared the vacancy of the public oratorship, and appointed Friday, the 10th day of November, for lbw daLof election. We notice this, because it had been previously understood that this election was to have taken place on 'l'h•trsday the 19th. The 11,!..TWINS of the BRITISH NAVY, correctly computed to the present day, are as follow :—At see, on the various stations, of the line. 109; fifties, 6; forty-fours, I; frigates, 154; sloops, .247 tire alti;.ft, 5 ; ; brigs, 99; cutter., schooners. and loggers, its; which, added to those converted into guard.ships, sture-ships, prison-ships, and hospitsl and receiving snips, those ill ordinary and bailding—with yachts and tenders, (exclusive of those not yet naineJ)—forin a tiRAND 'ltivAL of 1131 vessels. flit. day, the address of congratulation to the Kt no,. on hi. reittrini4 into the 'wilt year of his reign, will be presented et St. James's, by the whole Curporut Thor Lotto MATOR elect wilebe presented to the Lt , RO CILIA SCLLLI:II4 to-morrow, according to an. emit issnge. A Court of Consinon Council will he held, on Friday, for the dispatch of public business. The MASTIC and Waiwans of the Ilulhrs' Company waited on the Court of Aldermen, yester day, to set the assize' and 'trite of bread. 'f he Court, alter 'lamming the Alealweigheri Ac count, ordered the Pric , of Bread to be continued st Is. aid. the Quarteru Loaf Viiieliteu, cud Household Is. gill. Letters have been received from nollsnri to the &Ate of the 2.lth ult. among which le the folloit. : . _ " Aauie►Jaa, Oct. QC • " have little . news from N waste. or the lute. rior Germany, later than what you must have alnad3 heard. excepting that the turhicitile Tyro lese inatiltiow their holitility. gainst France and her a1i0.% with the grcate.t. vigour. 'limy lately cut off a body of thivariam. to tits number of allure than live la tpid red. - " As to our affairs at home, sercml regiment* low. lately entered t . 1114 city; and it is generally titiderstoral that troops Are colter t t ing in fiti4aud. Tae King it at the llonse in the Wood ; and, not withsrandiog 'At tnilurutr his IhiTerial brother has over hior, he is still inclined to %von,. the inter, course with Etighiud,. so much did 4y htr -sub, jects. We ronlemand, what we did tint until lately believe, that the &Owls have dfteruiiired to ninth tain their footing in •Walclicrea, not only through the winter, but Miring the war. They will not, however, he perinitted to remain there quietly, as iu Ilicspriiv4 (it is Ito• opinion of sorts in this city, an attack will be made ; and barracks and other accommodations for the troops, is well as Wineries 'and fortifications,. are building in the neighbour hood. " kis reported here, on the authority of intelli gence received at the Court, that the Emperor tionsparte is very ill; and the rumour has even Your so fares to state that he is - ilehrions. a The trade with Walcheren is lint, at present, good; the restriction is so pryers.. (*he Decree hoe!) , issued bud a considerable effect ; but as the feeling subsided, another has been more recently issued, as I hear, increasing the petsidties, to prevent any coram cation whatever with the British at IVal eliereu. some instances the seventy of the Cus tom-house may be made to relax." A Deputation from the Merchants engaged in the Baltic trade waited upon the ?Mord of Admiralty on N . landly, For the purpose of ascertaining whether they might safely costume their operations in that commerce. They seem informed, that • moray would he ready to sad far the Baltic on the 9th of November, and that Swedish licenses would be de livered, which would remain valid until the !gib sf December. This, probably. is. the period Axed by the treaty between Russia arid Rseden, from which British ships are to be excluded front the ports of the Igter... suuday.. .the. prisoners in the New Prisms, Cierkesorell. aid house of Curarction, after livirre service. were rexided with • pound of roast beef s potatoes. pluaiapitilding.. and a pot of beersteeh person, provided by the County.. by the directives of the hilgistrates. . f - • e "- 4t r• COVENT-GARDEN 17IEATRE.. Notwithstanding the persevering effilets of the 1110111ICIth this Theatre, we were pleaai d again. to see it filled, last night, almost to as overflow. before the curtain drew up, Order being new considered to be restored, grater' company crowd the area circle, sod the private bezes beast numerous puttee of fashion and ton. Me Erik and Portrait of Cervantes were the entertainments of the entain. . The former pre sented Mr. Egenou, for the second time t ,to a Lon don audience, in the character of Comet (Uric—. Thia, like his former part, afford. little opportu. nit for evincing the extent oflaie claims to praise. or hie liability to censure. • We saw so cease to alter our former judgment. and the little he had to do, he did well. Mrs. 11. Johnson did not up.: pear to so much advantage as we have seen her. in the character of 'flexing; she was, however, en titled to the altpleuae AI. received. The rest or the parts were east as usual, and require os coma. meet. Immediately before half-mice, a person, who had repeatedly attempted to excite a riot, was taken into custody, and carried before the Magistrate at Bow-street. This we suppose, irritated his COM. musioav in mischief, for the half dozen of pests wh• found their way into the pit with O.P.' in their hats. were more disgustingly noisy and troublesome than they have lately dared to be. having got res. Mite till another Quarter Sessions. .Theca gentry may snppose they may commit their acts of insub ordination with irupupity, lint in this they will find themselves most grievously mistaken. The Laws of the Land will protect the public .peace, and they may itepeud upon the putii.huietits being sine, even should they be slow. The Portrait If Cereavtes was much interrupted by the party at the back of the Pit. but the (louse cleared iii the most orderly manner. as soon as the curtain dropped. NBW nizATRE:ROYdL, EDINBfINCH. This elegant Theatre is mow finished. The style is the Gothic, and the boxes are sup urged by pillar*, which reach from the buttes of the pit, to the roof of the Lucie. Every box has a Ctilolloll canopy, softie which the conspasy sp. pear to he seated ; sad the dripery is dieplayed through the carved work of a Gothic arch. • The twain is la anew style, and exceedingly beastifal. The prevailseg colours are, a • "Were of the taws sad light Mae ; the /model of the bawd and the ornaments of the boxes du infinite credit to the taste of Naselyth and a Mr. T. F. William's has executed the King's Arms is (rout, with great sniniatioa and spirit; Mr. %Vahan's`, new scenery is also highly spoken of Mrs. H. Foldout and Mre. Yuang are to lead the female department trod certainly au Theatre can bunt of two ladies more ad*: quite tote task. Mrs. W. News is likewise an atlintrable actress, and in her hue ieferier to mole at present on the stage. dotting the seen are the old favourites,' Archer sad Berry, (the latter extremely popular is scol;aud), dish Om Maiaapc. Mr. biddues,Mr. lieu', Mr Piles., and• a Mir. Kelly, whine coati* powers base afforded mach (rattiest:ea Sethi, amateurs of Uraglitua, during tbs. last seamen. The Princess AMELIA'S dimrder is • lives eons. !Akita. under which she may Gage► fur wine time . ; but, we are sorry to say, littlohopes are entertaiurd of her :estoratiou to health. The PORTUGMIi AMIL:AIADOR returned. lest night, to his house in South Audley-street, fans Worthing. Lady CAROLINE DAUM intends leaving Has. et) Suuduy, for Windsor. Among the persons deeply indebted to the pub. lie,. sad unable to pay the public. discharged by the Jubilee, we are sorry to say we amnia find . those petty traders, Perieval and Co. General and Mrs. Ross are gone on a visit to the Earl and Countess of Essex, at Csshiobury. Lady Jones returned, yesterday, to her bons* in South Andley-street. for the season. The prospectus of the DOW Balloon Theatre ha the City, is ready. The inventor* only want ale• tent, house, perfirnisers. audience and nteney. The Earl of Oxasv's stag-hounds were turned out, yestetduy. near Croydon, and afforded a good day's sport to a numerous assemblage of Guide. men ; who will wee*, near the sane spot. on /Fri. doe next, for the purpose of stag-hunting. The Countess of BA &MY uoka gave a grand dinner * yeinenixy, at her bowie in SAck%ille-street. to the Duke and Duchess Da Cstrutivi, the Condole Dowager of SISTA) N and several other Nobility. • His Itlajesty's Ministers, who lately accused tech other, may be truly said to have given King's esd• deuce. Viscount bizt.sovaos jot's& to teturo, oft Saturday. to Bracket Hall. Mr. 6. LANZt 81111mm:el two concerts, to be given ivy him at Bristol nest week. Sir JAIIIII G . . is expected in tomb tr morrow, from It.oche-court, Hampshire. The Earl of CAIINARTOII wus much better last night. Among the invent arrivals at Bath. 1111...... The Earl of Mahn=bury, Lard mud L..dy Doneroile, lady sad trio Misses Bateman, t ie Julio and lady Callaoder, Sir R. None, Cul. Hart,Cul. Yrm be, Lopiii.-rul. Mrs. sod Mies Mom, !Major sod Mrs Cray, Mayor Conlon, Mac Dr. sad Mrs SisepponJ, Rev Dr. Laid Mrs. Hardwielie, Dr sod Mew Merry, Mr. From., Rev. Mr. and Mrs. totalFuni Smith, hr. ' Miss SMitil was to perform the Imrt• of he. phrasia, iii the TraArily of The (;reriab Daughter. bud to recite COLLINI'd Our am the Paesitose. on Men' day last, et llristul Theatre, for her own belle fit, being the last night of her performance there this seamen. One of the most troublesome of the malcontents at Covent-Garden Theatre, on Monday ermine wee a bricklayer, of the mime of Tou#ey., bite of the parish of Bloomsbury, formerly a money-receiver es the pit door of Druty-lane Theatre. We hope soon to be able to lay before the public tits neon* of all the nightly rioters. The Gentletuen who met with the accident, ow Sunday last, in Wiwi:ore-street:by tile breaking of the shaft of his tandem, is Mr. Pokrta.r., of Smeaford, I.incolitshore. lie arrived at Mae.. Id AM'S Hotel, in Lower Brook-wtrert, on Friday Wit, and had taken private: lo.lgingv at Mr. CHUM situ's. in Bond-street, where he now in a very denameue mite. Ile is aticreled l,y , !tlr. Cove. .art night there was a eousti:tio•oir aft' Factil:.y. Lite skull is very , much fractui tel. - I • il ..