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- : . ... I. ....-.. '... i 1 r 1; I . 1 i i* f 1 1 1 i I i 1 ti.... .> • lity, and the Generals; at the tsallit v ;reefed appear once of She King, the theatre rietoundril with the easerersiodei of jay, atsdr.4f the sentiments which animated the whole public, antiilst shouts of amphorae. The company voluntarily called for the " National Yong," which was sung by the greater .4 r h o of the audience. accouipanied by the orchestra. The enthusiasm Of the company is not to he des sciilird; it is always expressed with the giratest feeliug whenever the faithful •ohjects of the King Ake— have the happiiiess to see among them the Sore. • IP" • 'riga in whom they honour, at the same time their ter,e s,,,,,fietur. the guardian of their freedom, and the •'s defender of Oita r tights. The Cn tttttt issioirers appointed 'by the King to examigt into the affair of the nine Norwegian pea r artiatl,o were arrested in cosistquencie of an in iit terection, have been induced to set right of them in dittrty, so that mile one now remain* in euritilie m*nt. It lids beret found that these good people, led time by their teal, hail no intention, and they'ftive been treated with gentleness. waaxitie, Noirfilitt. in. His Nfajestv the Emperor, our King, has rent from Aix-la-Chlorite the fiat-wing letter, in the French language, to our Viceroy, General Prince Z.ij-twzick • Patmcg 'Zsaosiszicit —When I krt Warsaw some mewls' ago, 1 awl to the Repreaentivv; of the Kingdom of Pohlad, list the love of the people was missy. the fitresl rcware of the S Out. I stn happy Itt be able to repent this to you now with new conviction. Daring her ttay ill the kingdom i.f Poland, my muttmr has received the most sincere and affecting homage, the unanimous expres son of me attachment Re lively as corlhal, and, ns may .oy, a tribute of Mist lore, my gratitude beats the same character. Yet., General, have especial claims to it, and with pleasure I make you both the clepOsilory and the interpreter of it Be then the in gan of lay gratilitile and actisfaction ; testify both to all classes of the Magistrates and ritiscns ; tell than that the reciprocal attachment of Winces and subjects is the main strength of pablic institu tions and of stales ; sad that Divine Providence, which always protects such • happy sympathy, seems to unite well its choicest blessings. Renewing my prayers for these bless. logs on the killfliOM of Poland, 1 lay perfect esteem. " Aiz•la.Ehipelle, October 7 (19), 1818. (biped) "ALEXANDER." HANOVIIIR, NOVEMBER '23. A very remarkable Proclamation has been issued jut the native of his Royal Highness the Prince Re. gent respecting the arrears of interest due from the Treasury upon money lent to it, that is to say, such interest as became due during the time of the French Administration, viz. from the let January, 1807, to the lit November, 1813, though it may be reasonably doubted whether the Treasury he in 'equity bound to pay the said arrears, because the revenue destined for the payment had become the prey of the enemy ; yet his Royal Highness wishes that the creditors may be iodemisified as far as the ability of the domains will allow, and without too much distressing his faithful *object!, this ills Royal Highness hopes may be done, though it is im possible to Six at present either the quantum or the prittrili of payment, on account of the numerous exismitiations and ligiiiiiations that Must find be made. His Royal Highness can not allow some creditors to obtain an uudue Advantage above others, by recurring to legal pro cess ugr.:lit the Treasury ; he, therefore, forbids any action fur the re-payment of interest due in the above-mentioned period to be bruOght against the Treasury,• whether the loan was tirade before or during the hostile occbpation. No alteration is tirade respecting arrears of interest due before or once that period ; no Court of .Justice to receive ally action against the Treasury for the recovery of 'such interest, and actions already commenced shall be suspended. This Ordinance to re main in force till his Royal Highness shall or (Will how far, and in what manner, • payment or the said arrears shall take plue, which his Royal Highness assures shall be as spee,ly us possible. The above Proclamation has not had the least unfavourable influence in the value of the paper currency, as was apprehended, paitly because the public look with confidence to the fiord disposi tious, and partly because they are convinced that the withdrawisig of the principal will soon be in their powei.—( flumburgh Correspondent.) I' PARIS PAPERS. FARM, oecrstaxa. Q. His Excellency the British Anoh ossador aid nut appear this day at the presentation of the Dip !ludic Body at the Palace of the f huillerieto, be ing the day appointed for the funeral of her late Majesty the Queen of England. For the saute motive•, all the English in Paris appear in deep mourning. As we announced, the Duke of Wellington at lived 011 Monday evening, at seven o'clock. flu Grace's carriage broke down on the boulevard Montmartre, and the Noble Lord proceeded on foot to his hotel. His Grace refused the guard of honour which had hcorio placed at his hotel. The Duke of Richelieu proceeded yesterdcy to pay hum a visit, but he had gone out. Letters from Valenciennes announce, that the Duke d'Augnuleme will arrive in tiLot burn oil the 2d instant ; after which he will proceed !o visit Conde, Bouchain. and M.iubeuge. Hie Excellency Count Nesseirode, Russian Mi ui:ter of Foreign Affairs, arrived in P4ris yesterday. A letter from Tunis, dat:7e. the Ist of November, says—" The plague having commenced its annual ravages, commercial operations tire paralysed. Al though from two to three hundred persons die of it daily, none hnt Mahoonetinis are it% victim• ; Ch►is tiaus Dail Jews preserve the:ll3olms train its elfret. by th n.e precautiOns which the Airman turbid. Murat. !masts to prtielior. Tile plague Car year dues hot se. to to bear so malignant a ctiaractut us twine interti log. We do out find it rittAtalry to keep THE BRIT) Sll PRESS. LON DON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 181$. We have received Paris Papers of Wednesday and Thursday lust. They contain the extract from the Protocol of the late Congress, extending the time for paying the French contributions, which has already appeared in this Paper. Further ru mours are uttered respecting some alleged demands of Prussia form) increase of territory, such as should afford ii direct communication betiscen her territories oil the Elbe and her late acquisitions on the Rhine ; but note ithrtanding the almost proverbial insa nity of Prussia, we are not disposed to give implicit credit to there asrertios:s.—The removal of the Allied Ariny of Occupation from France has produced no change in the respectful attentions of the Court of the Tlmilleri s to the Duke of WEL t.lsicireN. A gu..tal of honour was assigned to him, as was usual during the continuance of his military command, but his Grace thought proper to decline it. The French Funds fell considerably on Mon• day last, being at one part of the day sr) low as 67 franc.s. A piivant letter of Thursday, however, say., dist on the following morning some of the principal capitalists in Paris sign.tird their inten tion of taking ell the unksiidated stock at 69. under certain (.011.4601:s. Tisia they elfeved, and the funds are said to have in consequence recovered rapidly. A Flanders Mail artist d last ni_;ht, with Papers from Brussels to the 4:1, inst. They contain the followirg account of the orrangemeot of the diffe rences between Linden soil Bovarin:- .L.PC-1.11.-CRAPELLIR, DF.4IF.IIIIFR 1. M. de BersteP., the Minister of Baden, has insisted on ob taining, (luting, the Congress. • definitive decision MI the rite of the countries 1,41°1161g to Palen, is order to pot an e nd to the stale of 11 !)(TI taint) , r hich has in loot sulr.ist•4l. This ail'Ait has ltd to many privilte ta.ne:trtncts of the Mints terr, the result of oLich , as we learn from good anthuiit,ii the following arrangement : Ai tiele I—The integrity of the Grand Duchy of Railen, as it is at present composed, in guaranteed, preserving to the Counts of Hatehlwrg the sneccssion to the Government. Article 2.—H is Royal Highness the Grand Duke of Baden pays to his Majesty the King of Rivaria the slim of two millions, for the liquidation of the debts of the l'Alatinate of the Rhine. Article 3 —lt is engaged to dispose his Rival Iltzliness the Grand Duke of Baden to cede the Bailiwick of Stein feld to the Crown of Bavaria. In return, the House of Aus tria engages to cede Geroilsegg, with 6,000 souls. Article 4 —Baden consents that a military road shall be established, to form a communication between the ancient and new possessions of the c rown o f Bavaria. OT EMIIFIt 27. The Empress Dorrager of Rums left us this morning for Marbunrg, thinking she should find the Electoral Princess of Beset at .Hanao. lire Majesty supped yesterday with the King and Queen of Wirtemberg, from wh she took a most affectionate leave. Their Majesties set out dm morn ing for Swiped, at three o'clock. The Grand Duke see off at eleven for Warsaw, whither he will proceed without stopping. Prince Michael departed at the same time to join the Emperor at Carlsriihe. The Journal of this city contains, under the head of Liege, the following article :—" This is the sum of the several private accounts hitherto received relatively to the plot discovered (but not yet unveiled) at Brussels. While the Bonapartists ■nd the Ultras reciprocally do each other the honour of the invention, and others, desirous of guarding the na tional character from every appearance of it stain, think that the whole is founded on the expressions of some pertains in liquor, the judicial proceedings to on without interrop. Lion, and the Government continues to follow ■ per fectly composed sod dignified course. Certainly the ob ject which is announced never could have been attained; but there would not have been needed all the means em ployed to effect much mischief, had it been only by im plicating the most respectable names; as fur the project of seizing on the Emperor, setpoints hitherto concur to au thorise a belief that it was really entertained, either to make use of him as an hostage for Bonaparte, or to make bins re cognise his son ; or, lastly, as some would have us believe, merely to rub him." We have received Charleston Papers to the Ist of November. The following are extracts : °cross' 31. Capt. Bissell, who arrived here on Wednesday from Fort Royal, has favoured us with a Ate of Martinique Papers to the 30th of September. They give an account of a hurri cane experienced on the island on the 21st and 22d of Sep tember, which will be found below i and in a Paper of the 26th is an Ordinance, in the name of the King, which an nounces that the exportation of flour and cod fish will be allowed, and that of Indian meal, rye Sour, and rice, super seded until further orders. It has been very sickly in the ports of Martinique. IT. PITIIIII, strr. 23. On Monday morning about two o'clock,a heavy sea (ras de marie) began to break on the shore, and inereased in violence until to-day when it appears to have nearly sub sided,fortunately there were no French vessel, in onr harbour except three or four drogers, who sailed on Monday fore.. noon fur Fort Royal, where they ought to have arrived before the storm. The only vessel lost was the American brig Mango Park ; her effects were, however, saved. The wind began to blow from N.W. and shifted to W. and S.W. It increased last night, and was accompanied with heavy rain; it is now lulled, but the rain continues. Some booms situated in the (haulier do Ftguier were shaken from their foundations. The Ste has swept away I of the sheds erected on the shore. The trees of Bertea's-aquare have been torn up, and otherwise destroyed ; the shore is covered with wreck. We are as yet igourant whether the plantations have suffered. Oar apprehension■ respecting the fate of the plantations are entirely dinipated. The damage caused by the storm is very trifling. The town of Fort Royal has not suffered the least; and none of the vessels lying in the harbour have ex perienced any damage, except the French schooner L'Alevie, from Porto-Rico, which was cast away on the Poste des Tournelles--tbs crew were saved. The Redwing, 18, Captain HUNN, will sail from Porumonth in • few days for the Cape, and take out Mr. A•BUTHNOT to St. Helena, and Mr. ELL' to the Cape. The object of the mis sion of the former is not known ; the latter has been appointed Secretary of the Colony of the Cape of Good Hope, vice Mr. ALEXANDER, deceased. Saturday morning arrived at Portsmouth the Saracen, 18. Captain JOHN Goaa (b), from Ber muda, in 18 days, to be paid off. She came in with a yellow flag fl ) ing, and was put under qua. rantine, in consequence of a remittent bilious fever prevailing there ; but when she left the island the disorder was fast subsiding. The Harrier, Sir CHARLES JONES, was to sail the next day (17th October) for England, with dollars and cochineal on board, and may he hourly expected. The Lean der, Sir D. MILNE, and Grasshopper, Captain FORBES, were left at Bermuda. Viscount SIDNOUTH had an audience of the PRINCE REGENT on Saturday. The Vengeur, 74, Capt. F. L. MAITLAND. C.B. sailed from Portsmouth on Saturday fo► Leith, to receive the flag of Rear-Admiral W. OTWAT. Commaioler-in-Chief on the coast of Scotland. On Monday arrived the transport London, from Kilysa, witl► Goverilitient timber (oink wood) sailed from the Cape of Good Hope the September; on 12th November, in lat. :17. 50. N. long. 30. was boarded by a Buenos Ay ;,1110011er, mounting 14 guns, and 125 n►tn, corsrpu-cd prin cipally of Americans and European.. The Damndest, Captain the Hon. V. GARDNER, fitting nut at Portssiy.nth, Cr intend. ml for the East India station ; the Way, Captain T. W. CAllTtilt, for the Jaman•s ruffian, Lteuteriaisis (I. BAILER, S. J I ERYOI9E, and K. H. CoostritELL, are ap pointed to the liabilities:; and brut. GEDEHE WILLIAM ST. JOHN MILOMAY to the ►f'oep. . sit Spithrad—Drieer, Maanirock, Ro sario, Hod Grecian ; at St, Helet►'s—Priaaruse ; at the Nlutherbank—Saracen, ,r 1 Meryl w- rv,g •••••- Loan cuAmatniAiNN OITIC Docc.L. 1918. It is the intention of his lloyal Illizhness the rrinee Re gent, nod that of the llo‘3l rriitiir. in 4. .. Winne litfoliru iutz for her bale 31,jr.ty ilitiittz the lists! of ,ix months. tint it is not exiii fled or desired that other pi 'sons shostl4 appear in Ntottrninz, except st Colirt, after the ear , of six weeks from the dsy of Lrr late Slojesty's demise.— (Ca:elle.) LORD CII.I.IIBERL.4IN'S OFFICE, Dec.s, 18!9. Orders for the Court In chlo2e the Mournin. for her late Majesty, of bleoed memory, on Sumer, ae Jd of January, 1819. The Court to change the Mourning furlLer on Sunday, the 2411. ofiatitoo - y, 1819. And on Snaday, the 14th of Frloruary, 1819, the Got to go out of Mourtintg.—fa-Tene) ourselccs confined, the contagion twin . ; caught only by touch:. , g and communicating the sick." 14 An inhabitant of Brussels offered at Aix-Id-Chg. pellr, for vale, several pieces of the Gobelin ta pestry, for the sum of 12,000 room No sufficient oiler being made he ortopted the generate resolution of presenting four pieces to the church of that city, on condition *et they shall be exhibited publicly every war en Ilia birth-day, and that after his death a filittral service shall be performed for the repose of ye soul. The /1/dare Gezetiv animences, that the King of The Two Sicilies gave audience to treveral gentle• ineo, who, iii consequence of political events, had been compelled to expatriate themselves, and that his Majesty told dick he should see them with pleasure at Naples. The Sovereign Doke of Saxe-Gotha has pre• pared the project of a constitution for the Princi. polity of Allembourg. The Count De IVallis, former Minister of Fi nance of the Austrian Government, died lately at Vienna, of a frightful opoplOxy, aged 50 years. A woman, named Guillaumette Vincent, died at Toulouse, on the 23d of November, aged 104 years. She retained her faculties, and, above all, an excel lent Ni g ht to the last moment. _ _ _ Laedigester can be received in Paris from Calais in three minutes, by means of 27 telegraphs; in two titimidles from Idle, by 22 telegraphs; in sir ►niartes wad a half from Strasburg, by 46 tele graph.; its eight minutes from Lyons, by' 50 tele graphs ; and rat about the some tune from Brest, by 80 telegraphs. PARIS, DEC. 3. Yesterday, before Mass, the King received Lord Wellington. His Lordship had the honour of dining with his Nlajesty and the Royal Family. His Excellency the Neapolitan Ambassador paid a visit last morning to Lord Wallington. Mr. [bytes., a ~ learned Englishman, known by the successful attempts he has made to unrol the Herculaneum manuscripts, died suddenly in Paris on Sunday evening, of an apoplectic fit. Mr. Hares was supported in Isis literary enterprises by the liberality of Isis Royal Highness the Prince Re gent, whose Chaolain he was. It is stated that no answer in writing has been given to the different demands addres►ed to the late Congress ; verbal answers were thought sufficient. Several of these subjects have been remitted to the Diet at Frankfurt. A general subscription has been opened in all the regiments and corps of the Swedish army, for the purpose of r a monument. in honour of Charles XII. The subscription was to close on the 11th of December, the anniversary of the death of the hero, who fell exactly 100 years since. It is stated from Vienna, that the Emperor of Austria has resolved to pas the three winter months of every year in Italy. The practice of magnetism has been publicly 'Prohibited in the States of Aus tria ; and some physicians of Vienna, who were ge nerally known as practitioners of this empyricism. have been publicly censured, and forbidden to re cur to such practices, under pain of being sus pended from their functions. THE KING'S HEALTH. On Saturday, at twelve o'clock, the Council whn have the care of the KING assembled at the tip per Lodge, when they recroved the monthly Report of the state of the KING'S health from the live Doctors appointed to attend his MAJFSTY. who being sworn before the Council to the truth of their Report, the members of the Council proceeded to the Castle to visit the KING, after which they broke up and left Windsor, except the Bishop of LONDON, who remained to hive the care of the KING during the ensuing week. The fallowing Bulletin was issued for the infor mation of the public : " Windsor Castle, December 5. " His Majesty's tranquillity has been undistarbcd through out the last mouth, and his Majesty's health has been good; but his disorder continues in the same state. " HENRY HA LFORD. ".1. WILLIS. " M. BAILLIE. " R. WILLIS." " W. HEBERDEN. Lord Sr. HELEN'S and Sir HENRY CAMPBELL, a■ Lord and Groom of the KING'S Bedchamber, with Pages, &c. attended yesterday at St. Jaines's Palace, to exhibit it to the public. PASIIIONADLE MOVEMENTS. ARRIVALS. Sir James and Lady lake and family, in We!beck-street, from Hamagste. Mrs. Crawley, in Harley-street, from Worthinc. Mrs. and she Misses Johnstone, iii Upper Winspole-street, from Worthing. DEPARTURE. W. E. R. Bouchton, E.A. M.P. from Devonshire place., for Melchburo Park, Kimboltuo. Saturday. about half-past eleven o'clock, the Duke of YORE left town for ‘Vindsor, and from thence his Royal Highness proceeded to Ostlands. Yesterday Divine Service was !reformed at Carlton-house by the Rev. F. W. BLOMOEIIO and the Rev. Dr. STANIER CL•ILKI. On Saturday the establishment at Kew Palace was broke up, leaving only the housekeeper and other servants ► who were there previous to the late QUEEN'S going there some months since. The artists and mechanics work extra hours at the Pavilion; the funeral day of her NlsJi.scir did not afford even a moment's cessation of their luboui s. The Putxce REGENT is expected there on Wed nest lay, --( Sasser Paper.) At a late hunting, ordered by the High Ranger, Prince VON A MMUERO, on his estates, the num ber of animals shot in eight •days was near 12,000, among which were 2,000 pheasants.—( Vienna Paper.) Among the last arrivAls at Rath are— Earl and Countess of Cork, Earl Stanhope, Lady Bathurst, Lady Kintock and family, Lady Motorgoniesy, Lady Nm cote, Lady P. Turner, Lady Penbam mill family, Nom Mies Ouley, Sir B. and Lady Blair, Sir J. Gifford, Sir W. Paxton. Sir 11. Starehey, Sir S. Wathen, Sir W. Voting, Genrriil and Mrs Burton, Major-General Ambrose, identenant•Gi neral Layard, Colonel Barry, Colonel Pearson, Lieulruant•Colunrl Dalrymple, Colonel Jones, Colonel Keating, Colonel Anderson, and Colonel Percival. The day of her late MAJKSTY'S interment was observed in Lincoln by the tolling of Cri at 'Foot, slid other bells, at intervals; several shops (among which was the Mayor's) were closed during the day, and between four and live o'clock this ob servance became general throughout the town.— There was no service at any of the churches on the occasion ; but at the Methodist chapel these were two sermons ; and the occasion was also made use of by the fraternity of Ranters, who have far same time past made a practice of performing their reli gious exercises in the public streets of Lincoln and the tieiobourhood. The London Papers will have it that the Duke of 11'Et.I.INcror4, on his return to will become an !tninedvite resident " at his hired chateau in Lincolnshire, where a kennel is erecting for the establishment of his Grnce't fox-hotinclo, which are returniiig born Friiiic.." We shill be very happy to find that t h eir is siillicit!.t rt.-quid:viols fur this statrinew : hut as we lo,cw l itt chateau p tett at 1, Ullic:rton-liouse, tit n ttlllr9 from this place, we ere iiippruhrosive that the re iv tio inure penbahility of the Doke'a making 1. 7 tThigto7l his re sidence, Ihnii there is of his selecting any other Of the numerous residences which have been ()tiered and recommended to hint. Certainly no " kennel" is erecting at Uffingion, nor is there any present sign of preparation for a new inhabi tent of the mansion of the late F.:ill of LIN MIEN. It is trite, however, that the Duke of WEI. LIN UTON lies been informed that Uflington-house is to let, and (as re are assured) that a Nobleman of the neighbourhood has written to his Grate respect ing it. We shalt lint be plow to commutocate the joyous tidings of the illustrious hero's resolution to reside vu near Soituft.rti, slum 41 .o•&Ii * rstiolution be fornicd.—(Stenifiird ).crcary.i .l: LEE C 'LC B. On Saturday the fi,.t meeting of the principal Glee Club or F%lawl wee held at the Clown and Anchor Taiero, the Strand ; Stephro Grown. bndge. EN. President ; Mr. Gore, Vice-Presideut. Mr. Sale and Mr. Letle, the conductor., .ere b ot h present. as was Mr. Clarke. the Secretary.. Amon tile professor* were. Mews. Hewer, J. s a l e . Williame, /Vile. King. Elliot, &Ludy': Turk, and * ow e cote. No/is Doiwiee," wa. given in a peculiar tine rtyle ; Glorious Apollo" futinwed„ Nothing could e xce l the „g ner iu whien Siuce liftman, deirqs” w as 14 , ‘ ,, by Mie4ttr Turk, Al.taer Cole. Mr Klug, 141. and Mr. Clarke. It was 0.1 farmed i! synod 11::se. when the !mail were doni,lrtl. 174 udiniralt;e glees were given with de -1 lit lit I r tiret : AlM ai oar Herm," by M re. re. Gore, and Sale; " tome, row, ilia rvnl Leyte. T he l i te " 1 1 ,:i Y rts ili vi efi r * r i e m. cl i n i tTl e ei) KbyiliM*.-12:07trel Elliot. and Sale. " Note the brigAt Maraing Star." by Mester Tiirle, M4strr Cole, Mr. Mr. William.. and Air. Leyte; " .See the Illative ea Hood," by Messrs. king, Williatni, en trete. The greatest treat of the evening was Queen of she silver bow" by Master Tur,ei Messrs. kiss , Elliot, end J. Sale. Mr. yue •uug a man very delightfully. Mr. • Wer.lry prrfornw.i lonnr.taio on. 0w piano-twin in a bityle 01 excellence tonight"' to Nov. PROOF OF THE MILDNESS OF TUC scAsom.—(lo the ti thr, 111011 Ii was gathered I .hr or: den of (I. I'. DELME, E-q. Cain. Hull, Patel- ~.„ a large plate of liff/ 1 1%befilet'4 111 high It 14.40. a 4:114 . 4211111.11111Ce never before remembered by , iie vene r a ble gardener, who has residul on the pit mi•es snore than half a century. (.):1 Monday last a remarkably fine fistsing eagle was shut on the estate of H 1.11 itY HOSTS HLH LEY. F..q. in the parish of Wisolhrion, Norfolk, by Mr. THOMAS WATSON. lies gamekeeper; 0I VII the same day, a line senile rough-legged 'alms was taken in a trap on his warren, in the same parish, by one of his warretwrs. On Triesday last some experiments were tried :it the Victualling Office lViiarf. Portsmouth, with a life-boat, invented by Lieut. ALLAN F. GARDINER. R.N. helore Capt. HOLI.EI, Hod sevrial other Na.. v.ll Officers. It is expectet; this boat will prove to have considerable advantages over those at present in use; the plan beim( applicable to eire'y desert's. Lion of boat. She supports the *rigid sit 18 Ines when tilled with water, and, when co ns .let,ly over . set, though with mast and sail standing, rignts again without airy aid. The Lords of the Admiralty have, with the most commehdable regard to :he interests of the improvement of the moral conditino of iee in habitants of Portsmouth, given a don:Pion of 4001. towards the erection of churches there. It is with the greatest .atatietion that we notice the tir.loolts endeavours ef a yr lelirateil v TUior (Mr. SPIKINS, of 40, South.street, Manchester .quare), lu eollutura , t the evils whieb have of Isle tears b.. a Morin ingly increasing in the method of educatiuq youth. Our comments (111011 a plan (the utility aiiil efcacy of wh eh yt universally .r - Lnuwietlq.d) world he quite set pes Anon , ; bat we will, tore. 'briefs, emdidly emit.', that he is not ii, y entitled to the thanks of those pewits whose sums he has qualified fur entering politic schools, &c. but to ih, coin finality at taree, for the very able and ingenions methods he employs to elucidating the most alistru, part. of edu cation. He is generally allowed to be the lonia ad. pt Pr,e paratory Maser in the metropolis. %Ye iiiiderA3nd ako , that be . keeps young geolleiiii is in full practice during their vacations, for which he ought to be highly commended, aid meet with the gleatest encpuragelicut. APOTIIECADIVS HALL V. MEDICAL RILL The lung-cittleciert trial between the Art • carte' Company of and the Proprietors of the Medical Hall, Saekvillesdreet, we underieand front good authority, will shortly he brought to nn Isaac. Every individual V , has had recourse to the latti r est abli%limetit inn.t, we are enisalt, feel anxious for the event, mud wish them very car ers,. Of eourbe each party feels sultienott grouoils of de fence, but there is eery, very toile doubt who ::1 be Ira umphant : for so iiiijnet a moeupuly can never, we (Molt, have li. en intended by the Legislature. 11t-X: TUE..irIAY WEtil: (the 15th instittlt). is the th.y ttppoilitetl by the Ltitils of the Tio, im ory to begin Drawing the State Lottery, mid on th it 'lay tie Fiist-drown Prite will be entitled to 31t,000/ to mils in addition. Although this Lottery eon-ists or . H 14,005 t Tickets, the Scheme contains FOUR Thirty ltrorrsanst r4/111.1 P.ir ".I—Tickets and Sh ices are ',ding at WEBB'S (Mires, 9. Corithiil, and 17, Luilgate-shis t, where THREW 30.0001. Priv a were 6014 in Shares in the short sluice of Thirteen Ilinntire. RECOI.I.I - CT—HAZARD and ('o. both th e T:iirty Thousands last Lottery, mild .1 111. t. drawn erpitsls in • previous Loitrry. TH. Lnt d, of the Treottry have ordered the Lott, ey to Itt ego D.A.tot the 15th of 'hitt mouth, whin the t*.r•t-4!..i,t n P .z. tit titled to 30,00111 Three per Curt. OfliCia, Royal Exchange-gate, 2G, I:tuition, and 32., thourd-str,et. Messrs. CARTER, CURRY, and (NATI', ore No— pnioled usA L tnees under t'ie isso r d agoo.t the Portsmouth Kink. The grk.st Jitiount of debts ',roved was 7 1,5651. 19.. sd. Lor.l E1.1.1-.N3OUOUUII, tre are s o rry kat', seems to g:.t.v, worse. Mr. LACON has declined a cot:bst for repre sentuti-a of the borough of N..rth I%,rtneuth. Loid SCAIIHRoUGH's ot,ited v ot . e , C e rf en , we understand, has been ct ! , cut Sittdbeck Iu the Ittryal sin I la. ilawlrtnn CoUlt. The 14 . 11141 m. a the late Colette! ILANMER were consigned to C'e 1.11 , :dy tomb, at Moonier. Fl.t.t shire, on the 18:;1 WO. anti %er.. siteotl e ti t o t h e grave iu H Walitte r rt htch 01311111d31,thy blieWed the stncere respect for I.ls memory, and reert.t In hi, loss, which prevaii ~; amengst all ranks. A nu merous body of the tenantry of the family, and thuty-two cant ,ges I the relatives anti friend• of the decea,, , ti.joh:e:l the melancholy train at brook, near 1\ hitt:hurt:h. S a t u rday 4,..00i,e.t, sea son of Mr. Ott:Lt., cf Broughton Lome, or:tr Huntingdon, was o ut ■ shooting, in r us;ini,y; the huti-e.,tl of his loait.tl wets throilto l is hi opro a passage, it *lyrist, and the trigg• r onttiot: in contact with Fume object, it went t ft . I . lll' intozzl- at the Instant being dose to 3onng Ovt L's shoulder, his erns %Ca. PO dreads folly siottirrrd by the discharge, ilia: amputation t, a s found nectsssry, and even n rirt of the scopolit WO taken utf. The lad is still but whether he will get over the accident is tloabt