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T tliti EFENING..TAILSDA.V.•O6thieI•IIII. nertJaster's-hin, FLEET-STREET, Lampert, . ... -.sear Thew Ile ' w• *mots will perfoons lief Coma* of INCORBORATRD BY QUEEN ANNE, ITO, TI se lively author of the " Atifsans west Me Rhine." OM . The (kind Oaks. I *overall' ' Pinball* Mil fa' twat* the Duke and Mothers •of Ilea, sent Owns 'fill! lIIIICItUITING „Of .. .EIf:EH. • as the f a olloarl i ne babilk lrslieithlre4f ;bi l e P nei ritirieliaf, o f f itt 'writes. and ihip theywardr inclinations: , Whilst hie 1,000 franer, tlx .D . uke of ihriesouleior SOU Erotica IIF. DIKE ( 'hate not to offer to the temper 45 • *NO Pin 'I gr 7weof 1 " N a- iffurtriour rim - titer and sisters are p pr. giblids .145 ituyol Ifightther Modathe akin salt them SOO ' Captain Plante, Mr Stanley ; Caplaia Iffsays, Mr. Hie- T anemias or the PolltIte; TASILES of BATES. shish i sl i ma i r , su ch ~i al m s Owed Doke* oharscise. Thejes. _..._ A tea; beePsest Kite.. Mr. Feld', l Coati" 1 7...krsaat a". k m ,. t,,.. 0 .4 ; samiuttel alba sertae. Isis Iltolal I/babies** ejlairscierii francs, Mari his Royal Highness Allisosieur 9.000 Mairam ; Tarminis lefiritirro 11r. 11illsiti 116111 Ms. LIVES S. mir 1. ell'olilelill, Rw the INSURANCE of nee of Ore ease. ime between the Grated Ihkke arid his _. . 1 _.. __„ __ . _ .„. bt , .., ~. . whorl. blehoslatillis Wire; Schist, gm. mo p; oviih tt• tli. at this globous Axes from Ei g ht le. sevens too ; iluyel arighlienir. **roes swath OA the video? ate former ; " 1 11 1 ""! " 1 " 6 " 2 "4 "" .. 'I" 1 " , "" !" 1 1- francs. •.• • • • .1, .: • ' 111 n. Blredri• . , .. i • e i ther fur 11w whole Life; aay specific number of Years; b u t we Wove the., an urea. the poosi bps etas. of Save. DON wad ale *ixfaa gilith • • Ile woe dilliblited tolilkle. • The Spanish Government has Rioters orders that the eantimettey of one mime murrivinic smother ;o r far . Mg., has few horrors to the word pimple fri Maahsior, at CarlsruhltomfgaloosiesiolY oaeoneletaltiaff b l 7 4 nd, the officers intorisoned tee accomplices in the affair • • After which, a Salmis. Maiss-Dowara, rolled oho j o int enniinuaree of the litres of two Persons, the 11,4,1,0,„i r . „.4 t h e alba, et.dooa a t a o , m bik nio o f the it. . T hir rxce ll efil K flice ,„ e i lie - - I„,,t_ a THE FALLS .OF CLV.DE. linter. p a y abl e MO the Deiatdaolt eitker. &macaw Frailly. of P h she Id be imattdottit tried by G . i p pr - . far eV, Il y trt a ULM- . The while iresord under the reeeriateralesar of Mr. H. .—. deuce itself in every t hin else, c not reffßat lbe cal of WM. V . lnioutoo ; the Overture and Masse cowspestd by Mr. T. re4 . l ":", i r . a ... tees _e i " t . h". .. 4 2 1111k " sreilibeisa _. 11 . 1 ._ 414re 1 1i "._""" " a . on or maaery.au per mit. e ach ets asn mune 0111 terms The people t Menlwitn, proud of their. ancient gn 0 1; 1110 ce Chart" any th ini- at he re ' • hed• An event has.within these few days occurred at 'l . Osaka greatly favourable to the Insured.. • •sr ta / eftandfither, the left Grand Illitke (h;st father Valenciennes which is well erslcukted to cheracter. eonseattence Ns the capital of the old Palatine bt 6°4 " i lir".".• Mr. Polrell t Keevinwe ' . Hr Penh. ' ' lasure area may he efferted Crum 2001. le 6,0001 . and every ~,, ' . . ' was killed early in Swede's), eon 11Y the Meat te- ise the people who think the eater of the Thames. vi garner Enfield, Mr. Gattie; 11.1.thd Eisfield, Mr. Bar- ntectorryt no not regard very complacently their , kind ..f lostirsaer, hoot:ter short the period of rontinnauce, a meted Princes ,or., Gentian... deserved in. every There wan ■ a horseemee, and nutne.roui bete were W I ; n " 1 " 1 ' Mr ' 14 ' 441 " 1 " 9 ; 11 " 1 " I ' N ''" ? ' als e e a'' is rosined to a panto lion in rh e • l trepat ae w advasineets detolate buildings. and dreary walks, the rude I . thing, but lain indulgeoce.of lOn wild heir, hie-title made: Telegraph; L'Ethir, Nelscit,!the Glorinni. a ' Dm. Emil lel, Mrs. Marlowe; Eller Ealleld, Mien Sosithooss. a an . * 4. . ma c br l: non. ad _ . . sages are who reign of troupe,- gloom they do not yet regard as of " Charles Frederic Ilse W . • . 1 . 1 . firs Illoyal the Itegent. the Rapid. and F il /ro du Pets, eta, tort 31 • .; Ter D, .-es aid L-..., oproed at Six o'Cluelt, mad ths Per- o pp ropr i a i t d I. tt o ,. or C oc as of the k isook l, la proportion So coomfywess. anti h i , maig, tel their .banal. • f„,essece royal at Sven. . . She asionist of each lesissate. AS eireerthreo arise iss the 4anneyr .• link: owe. many n r .. _ . . i• Mei! . 0101 1 , • •u ' IMF 140/0021 alruit, ' gimbals 4.:olotml, ststditted oil a ....EZI 6I ! t Savo. Yrice. A "Pi , . 4•l 4 Stegalithill 6 -• oar% whtePrtheileffOrtrimser/r""' • • . . ••...‘i• . • . 1 ...• . 4.000110. thiekreittlitivemerse, end et tins hen liv.i hotrod Prices lc -- wPgier Fr ILI" tes;Was lam Year insmossats ow 1331111ifts becalms psi.' . 1 /hrt4stsbee '.i re diseiey elf • lee . le - • ousaliattne aa' ' a It 4111. stritietit sloes about furrow,' the gull, where victory - Blared Pent. ILL ~ able :--of these, Ninety bovine wade Terence Yearly Pni- residenee.• instant of milting freely in the gaieties ' e , Fie macs much time its gaming, drinking. and dis- aerined to await liars, fell. dowo dried. Tors unfor- - Buser and Pisces to bonbon of Mr. Redvell, at ate Ile- Ingots, or more, receive adiliei ffff R, amonoting to 44 ptr • of the capital GE their sew Sovarreign. At Carlo- " ••• lank of the Tlwaire, front Tea till Puisr; where may be runt ; Seven Sh arma famine made Ten Yearly Payments, ulte they are secured of rniky Anatole esti the Opined , pleasures. End will sometimes ease hionaelf tarrate event. far from etakilt.: airy Oelis.tlion, did • bpi a Private Ls . nightly -awl, for tie farther seems- n pe r cent.; Our Shore having made Ni..ne end One Shaie 6., • , • of the accumulated ennui of err Tided ;Japers by nut even relax the a...four of the cninnelitora. Tits 8.1 'mullet, its revenge, turn up their noises at eemittniog a handle unexamined to the flames.— English army Intl ione'nf its helot nfricers. Siaditioo of the Public. the noz-"Ilic , 1111 b• opro every having ine4e Eight Yearly Payments, 110 per cent.; Fittnen &easing 4 perforotante from Nine till Elerrea. Shares having sonde Three Yearly Paymenss. Ten Shares the narrow ideas end petty spirit of their rivals.— The wanton which he has lately token for the aline- MAKOFACTURE OF TEA. • Tii.morrinr, the (Waste Opera of Lionel and Clarissa, and having mile Two Yearly Payment., sad Nine Mures One These livety jealmoies eatind to till classes, and .. . A i A getter from Kin•liefort, of the I Pit, of Oetolref; The Tale 4 Mystery. Yearly Payment , 9 per cent. iu addinon to the Sums orient- are aggravated by continual little preference. and d mig . Grend Duchess, is rome restraint upon his wail- On Thursday will Ile rreired„ the Tragedy of The Dis. ally Insured. favours shown by the (;rand Duke to his capital erurg coarse, mud may lead him to pursuits of bet- says,. thus two eaperiitiona are now 1r i eparing in that ler taste at least, if nut of snore advantage to his harbour, very important fur the results dint rimy be t re nid M.,itter: Orestes, Mr. Kean; Pyrrhus, Mr. 0. Eosin r; Abstracts of the Charters and fly-LAIWII, wi th Table! of . I • . Andromache, Mn. Alai brain.; aeronaut, Mrs. W. Weil. the Preinimna, may be had at the 011 See, where atteudauee end evittence ;so that you rarely hear a good word country. In a small despotic state, the .clearoetcr expected to arise from the,n• The first, cotn- With The brokerpres Droshrer. is given daily from trine till Three o'Cloek. of Carlsruhe at Mislabel's', or of Maiihein. at Carlo- of the Prince iv the secret spring that moven Ole posed of two ships, is destined for China, and A New Dramatic Kammer is in preparation, and will robe. The Grand Duke consequently eaijo3s very By Order of the Court of Directors, , shortly br ;undated. lisil.. of Ihe street of l• note en .10C •_ IP i. .. ./. PENSAM, Reglsfrar. every thing appeto to .partake of the , Sovereign's. inetninlity.—(i4 Antigen, near the !thine, or Sketches al (,'ourts. So ciety. ScenerN, itc. in some of the Germain States, bordering ow the eoo.) • tubed . has for its object to transport some cliniese froth their (mu country to Cayenne, for tie purpose of there inanufacturingtoa. An expertetieed Captaiir will command the expeditinit. Elie pecond will carry out workmen and einittiOtils tiece►sary fur form. iug new estiatilirliments upon the Senegal, NEVER ACTED. SWEITR*ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. rivis EVENING, TUESDAY, October eo, I will be produced (for ibc lint time), • new Serious Draw, iu litrre iris, tailed I'llOOF I'ItESUIPTIVE; NAPOLEON MEDALS. Jost Pub lisbri. !)ESCRIPTION OF THE NAPOLEON '. MINT MEDAIA, price lea. royal eve. ; it.. ed. int prrial Printed on ilrawinz purse, enarimeneiihr with the Nestle sit Aleuteuotte iu 1798, mid eliding with the reteru fruit. Elba in 1815 . FOREIGN IfiIrLLIGENC:i. OR, Tor. ARIW:Y OF MN MAR( 0. ITith iiewr Scribers Illsessis, and Decorstions The priuriptil Cliaracirrs by Mr. Mscreads, Mr. Abbott, Mr. C. Krisblite, Mr. Earley, Mr. Egerton, Mrs. Faseit, cud ltliss thoiris. After which will be rrvierd, the Canerdy of THE WEDDING ()AY. SIT Aaiun rimiest, Mr. W. Fsrrrii (his first appearance is that channel. r) ; Ludy Cunt, st, 3lrs. T. bltll (from the TOKIO,* Royal. Bath, her first •piirarance on this Stage!. • Tu which will be misled (for the sixth time), a new Comic Opera, in ewu meta, called , THE lIAIiIsEIC.OF SEVILLE. Fonnslid as t h e Opera of tbit same, is which will be intro duced pail of R.esiiti's sad eekbrated mak floes " 11 Saibiere di !Seigle*" Count th 7 werieli, Itr,firr Er; Dr. Berta's, Mr. Fewteti; "Liston; Florettu, . repeated every evening farther nnti. r. Tn-ni..rn.w, The Claadratiee Marriage: Lard Ogleiry, Mr. W. R...r.en. Uu Thusley. the Tragedy of Fazio : Bianca, Miu So merville Oar Ant appearance on ohm Stage). On Friday. the Custody pf The !Ureic • OaSat aiday, Tke Ilichspol!or Scandal. SUR lfYt TH RATR E. (out Fog PIE BLIGMT ONLY. 114 _ )j r M rv t; I N I" O t t l Y 111 ;EX .1 1 17 Ileudrr 24, INIS , nn which Evreitig will he lacerated, a favourite Cootie Barletta; a Serious Melo-drasue ; anal she giat.sl ituenenlie Spertark, called BY CAPTAIN 1. C. LASKEY, Member of the Werweriao Society, L S. H. S. doe. Re. GA LIERIE DU MEWS. NAPOLEON. 10 vols. Ins twist Svo.; cnntaloisig upwards of 700 Plates, eugravesl by the first Artists. French. Boards, 35L—The few re. shining Copies of this splendid Book have jest been ob. Omitted nom Paris of Madame Filbul, who canton now sup ply aunt h.,. Copy. GALLERIE DE LUCIEN BONAPARTE, containing 142 Mates. Soper-royal 4to. 41. 4s extra hoard.. N.B.—A large Collection of BONAPARTE MEDALS now on Salt, from which Gentlemen may complete their Sets. A CATALOGUE of PORTRAITS and TOPOGRA PHICAL VI mvs. Price la. 6d. H. R. Y, —NTH. TIHSH. Crostratetor for tho Lottery, respect • fully reminds Lis best Friends, the Publie, that the State Tillery begins 24tb of NOM MONTH (November), it'd that the First Prise drawn will, in addition, be en mkt! to f3o,Utte Coto('lN tilore. The Seheme consists of Four Grand Prises of £311,000 3 per Cent. Consols, and •arious other Capitals, all to bs paid in Sterling Mosley. In the hot Lottery Contract BISU sold /as sexed) Cafti- Oils exceeding in number and ionuitut those sold by soy other Office-keeper, including Two Niter of £30,000! both in Sharer, And in another Lottery, At. t. "niree Privr or Thirty l'lnwiriscl Pintsids! Tickets and Shares are selling at tbe Contractor's Offices, 4.. Curailitli, and t►, Charing-ems, Lon ton; sad by bis Agents in England, Ireland, and Scotland. Scbemes gratis . AU kind of Gororomoot &nuttier booed gad soli by Commassioss. i &WI, Mr. J. hears; Figaro, Mr. Liston; Fiorelln, Mr. H. R. Tunas, 56, Paternorter.rov. . rynr ; . Argos, Mr. Stateroom; Tallboy, Mr. Blanchard. . . Xenia*, Mrs. Maoris; Mareellius. Mrs. Mediate. LIYTOISI. Sinek-hrokrr. 2. Cornhill. has • Vu- A Private Boa say be blot fur the Season, Of tightly, of M . rirty of TICKETS and SHARES on Sole fur the Lot. I 'Sir. ltranilun, at the Bott•olficr. . ' fry whirls heitine drawing 24th NOVEMBER. containing ii loses Is. Second Prier. Is. o.l—Pit. Mt. id. Second i POUR PRIZES of Stellisf.!!! &e. Ste. Sir.—All Rarities' oirterla Mt tiiillft Gelki",'lll. fitearsil Prise, lsw—Upper • • esblic his& traosaeled with &Wily awdrhaelels o lasillighwilwidamllisd IhriswalleP. . 4. . 410006411 . 14 1, . aohtsseinentoset. " es far lb: Lops to be takes of Mr. lleswilils, at the tifice, Harl-stteet, from Tea till Four. THE 24TH OF NEXT MONTH. • _ The 112rIrr of Saville will be repeated every evening till rin DISH. Contractor for the Lottery. respect- IHE LADY . OM THE LAKE. Roderick Uhu, Mr. T. P. Cooke, sof the Verson , Rope!, Drusv-lane (We 131. t apprsrasice be thew Oft. yeaca). Further ion cisla..s viii be imireesSiately advertised. Dome ups is at Half-past Ftrr , the Perfusausucrs cours ewareal Half-past six. Hoses 4s —Pit te —Geller/ Is.—Half Price at Half past Tickets to be lia.l of Mrs. Dibdis, No. t, Tempt...place, Illarkleiars.rosel and of Mr. Iturauer, at the et lore Place, for the Boxes rosy be takes. t:LNTI.I:\IFA•S APPAREL RENOVATED. MFziskiS. I.A11011"1 . 1? and Cu. orse nal Investors, at their Factory, 13, Gerrard-Wee, Lei eestruailuare, auJ 3s, Threadneedle street, City, respect (ally presesil to Geittiemeii a moat obvious gratification in Er.sissiny and Taste, by their peculiar 'lid admirable ono (SEWS fur re•toring the Tint and Lustre to worn IVOlllien apparel of every WWII. Terms--tuat us. Gsest fis. suit Ss. Orders executes/ within twelve hours, if required. Its pairs, if desired, oasrittdcratir terms. Ittock expeilitionalysingvaled fur 31ouraisg, ke. Tut.: cLlEFeift , 7 l" n"1 :11: Sal e of liighly distinguished Properls will fake plice at their Gresit Noma, uu THE/10 41AL Noreigher ; wooing (ill out Lulj the SITE of the ANCIF.NT 31AN SION, with the two roue 11 INGq, exien•ira (Mires and Gardena, the noble 1' lately ' , stored to its orstioul awagisificeuce, bratitiful Alcove:temples, Pavilion and Ball jurting Mime, at the inuelsadasiteil stwing ; Iwo Loiters, gad nth- inhailicsiial Buildings ul the whit tied em l l l l 4 . wht.L are nearly inclosed by a solotaional brii k wall on the east side, tool I.uis tided un the gist by the Itiier 'Ehatnia i follrole ss lior font of the rich:) , ...dell hank. of ClteGlr ss tough. r e J. Int le el Coets,:es and Gardens. and the .51., i► kit oto f:uausoui a large 'Fleet sit Arable, Paauts4), owl Woad Laud (itir•ded two t utiveni.in a lie lawn re... 4 'Stic oni toe esti side of the road from los Ile mod abs itiNe on lilt' Milts/. of Ihr Lod. B•AlIfel Mut 'l 1.. murk-admitisi Properly (Ike whotc of w iirL is bold t,0114.6. l'••Uf 1111.,114111 nits 711: Iv ewe Acf.,., Leas iftlsty disissifi..l and tidily smut. .1, inlet weird by sills ierriagr Josses and f 1111 l *toile walks; ibe write, .1 boundary, alms viewed' frnen the 'I Moors, isresimls s a e of the baldest awl rotlirsi isorlsesises 111 110. kilo:M.4li, Mad sl'or4 tau ugly be ',yielded by Atom.- *c.c. re. loniepraoloadly of Ina usouriosaa Waylays, list' litlalr pusersas s total misnomers Of great immorlasser Is. ;my 4/11(01.111.r, al, , may cootehiplitie 14( r.styratiuu I.f u.. 4 ,:fflolle m. La' Irte iiirll,u of 4 111/114tole MAMMA) ; as it Its% la- slisasiihls It la , •f chalk fur Inwe,es it tl eis e Q s e: it. Is, V I al quantity situ../al mate rials (the 14,14.414( :he •_:1 ..1 lisneausil. netts Ilse critity (..liv,yoi( Minas by the I, oric woo ibr sari.. The Edisto is must abundant It also ifoal ~ oils c ibo shoo tithe-fore, • acapl %bow. 15 sl..r in 41,4 l'ssi.h. It cam only he rove, I.i !psis aisol)mc or *restive lb. it am. its sit tains. 11, %. 64 Soo! Nuals b willed ow. of along iliscript lie pail • .e. at qi b. Lail, isn't pLoss 114(114 ; also of Meson. emit 1C r.., co. harts, 5.14 7 Taiittehl court, T•sai,ne .11r. thaw, !Lillis it, Ebilse• ltwptta. , Lomduis. TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. Three Miles from Shoreditch Church. TO RC SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. COCHRAN, TO-3108RM, IVEDNESDAY, °rusher 21, no the Pre mises, at Three o'Clock; if nut heroic Disposed of by Pri vate Contract, ANEAT COTTAGE, of Niue Rooms, with Half an Acre of Ground, sod Green house; the Land well situated fur inure Houses; • slaw( distance from the Stamford Hill 110441, • must pleasant Retreat ; term dues pired Forty.sin Years and • Hall; and more Land to be bad at Christmas if et spiirtd. I.OT 1. A Neat Cottage, which has been built only • few yea. 5. ernit•iiliing two large 11,1(1 convenient parlours, right and kit of a g I eutrance op steps, and stands dry ; back room and Litchru conveoientiy Stud up, with most pare .lire,,: and soft water inside; two large bstl-runion, and flare small ditto up one var., with large windows, skit es- Wm.', pleasant ; a bark .had and coal house; good Ger dy'', sad Crsos-plal in fi oat of the Hume. e„,• The Greenhouse and Fixtures, as usual, by Ap prat.entent. To he Viewed, and Particular. had, by applying to Mr !plies Cleverly, Nurseryman, Stoke-Newingtott; or to Mr Cochran, Auctioneer, 7, Doke-street, Grosseiiiw.square. _ iy _ little of the affection of his new subjects. The towns-people complain of Ins thoughtlessness and indifference, snit his submission to favourites at Carbruit', who extort any privileges by. importu nity and intrigue. All the little Princes seek. to advance the splendour of their residences by immu nities to persons who build : houses, &c. ; but the Grand Duke of Baden gni-tithe arbitrary length of contributing, besides wood, one-third of the ex pellee, which he of course draws from the public revenue. The taxes are now very heavy, and the inhabitants of Manheim naturally complaio, that while their own town declines in population, they are thus compelled to cotsti 'bate to the extension of Carlsruhe. The new regime of Germany has ranked the Grand Doke of Baden the seventh member of the Serene Confederation, coming immediately after the King of Wirtemberg, and before the solitary Elector of Hesse Cassel ; now as much sit Elector in reality, as an inhabitant of Birmingham or Matt. cheater. In the latter days of the Empire, the Elector ranked above the then humble Dukes of Wirtemberg; but the sovereigns of Wirtemberg nod Bade'. have availed themselves, more adroitly, of the tide of polities, and by enlisting, senlously, dente. The Allies, some will say, should not have permitted a stomach old legitimate to be pushed from his stool by • Grand Duke and a King of yesterday, whose eliguities are rather equivocally acquired from • rather equivocal source. But the statesmen of Vienna thought otherwise—mid you can easily conceive that compact military sovereign ties were in a condition to negotiate mor e e ViOUllly than an emigrant Prince just returned foam tail.. The near relationship of Baden with Naha, seal Wirtemberg with Great Britain. may also have given some weight to the notes of their diplu maliets. The population of the Grind Dochy of Bs den—henceforward a considerable power—is about 1,200,000, nearly three nines the amount before the profitable Confederation of the Rhine. The revenue before that event was nearly 300,0001. per annum ; it is now, I believe, increased in about the same prOportion as the territory. Besides his con nexion on nephew by marriage •to Napoleon, the Grand Duke wits—whether willingly or not, far be it Ilona me to decide—a useful member of the Rhenish Confederation. His state was drained, mood his people squeezed dry, to support his contingent of trOOFIS, at one time amounting to no In. than 20,000 men. 100 his zeal, or in his hard task-work, (whichever it is to be called), the Grand Duke brought into the field as many troops as his much inure competent neighbour of Wirtemberg. His Royal Highness was little with them himself. Cam paigning little soils his weak indolent character; but they were well equipped by hi* people's gold, and ably commanded by the young Counts of Hochberg, under whom they gained considerable distinction. Ili,. peace establishment amounts to about eight thousand men ; four times as many as his subjects are disposed to cou►ider necessary for garrisoning the town, mounting ■nd relieving guard, and pa rading in full dress before the Palace. In this num. brr there are about thirty-three generals; a gene ral to about every two hundred and thirty men; a proportion, or rather disproportion, which re n►inds one of our infantine tastes, when i.t our tin or paste-hoard armies we always treated as many officer, as privates, because they were the prettiest, and 111014 showy. Urifortunately, however, for the filissicts of Wilco, General Officers are more costly play-things than soldiers, and the people complain loudly that not above ►ix or seieti of these doughty commanders are in service, while the remainder re ceive pay is favou►ites of the Court, and their number is continually augmented to miike snug ►e tirtog shelves for the dignitaries whorls Court maiscewires lay aside to make room for other aspirers. It is drifieult to give you an idea of the govern ment ■nd political rimilltion of Belden.. The ex hauvting efforts of the country at the conclusion of the late war, and the weak unstable character of the Grand Duke. have left every thidg, according !o the vulgar nitrate, at sixes and *verily. The Iles. p e v a i e couditi 111 l of the finances has arrived at the unusual extremity or frequently retarding the idio ms of the servants of government. The taxes are A CAUTION TO MOTHERS. T it et:twill Seas,,,,, like the prerient, when Children arc Taeihior, the utmost attriitime ought to he paid them, particularly 1111 the Measles awl Chin Cough ate su prevalent. If the irritation of Ow gums comes with may other disorder. very few Infants recover. Mother* ,aught 'weer to lw without the AMERICAN SOOTHING !MRCP in the Nursery, for if a Child wakes in the night with pol. .o Is gums, this valuable 31edieitie applied will ittinwilintely open the pores, heal the gnms, mid thereby presoort km' or Cl/01 . 111.1111114 fur Riesonlil it conic ill com petition with to.y other disorder, it often destroys the Mu *bees brightest hopes. remelts who may be dub, 4444 sof the tutors Of the Soothing Syrup, maw refer to the different rai.es that have appeared i• doe Newspapers for these last mu 5 , ass. Store Mr.. .1..10050w Las appropriated one hour Wee • week. •ie li Niue to Ten otluelt 011 T and F have rims . S.. turfs, Shimmy., to the Inior, who . Children in rist:inz their trills, by bringing • letter Amiss • house. keilwi. Sling the Slusirr is a oval object of charity, has ion- r It MI universally kimono in almost every tinily obeys Alrs. J hopes no Errol • charily wilt twit b.• aleunril, us it in out or her private pnrsr. Tn be And •11' the liroprielora, Jul •.•11 No. 94. N rwman•serrr Oafiir.l.otrert, I•indon ; and, l.y their 'Warns, ulr all Ow priacipal %It dicing Veadera io Tua a will Cotvaisy, at 9.1. per Willa. N.ll.—He wre to ask fur Jubwou sin! William s Suuthing Sp up. • This W4l of course %seinen before the Grassi Duke, de sireu■ of rid:snug the Screttiaim of his sulikets uu his side, bad cuceribli the (-Immolation. so (lieu demanded and it itmeti to the bout of security. PARIS PAPERS. PARIS. OCTOBER 17. ' Yesterday before ,atass }he ging received the St/mild) and Neapolitan Ambassadors, who paid . their court to Isis Majesty and to her Royal High. ness Madame. At three o'clock the King went to Choisy. By an Ordinance of the 7th of this month, the King flesiringto facilitate the farming of the pro. petty belonging to commune', which not being necessary for the pasturage of flocks, might, try advantageous letting. "apply the deficiencies iii the revenuer applicable for the expensis of the com munes, hue ordained that it shall• ba lawful for Mtenitipal Councils to farm oat each as shall not ..abseismial •aloseaosey. Inc pitstuitroke, without the necessity of requiring the Royal authority, pro vided the leases shall out exceed Moe years. It is certain that the Allied Sovereigns will, be tween the 18th and 21st of this mouth, review the corps of General tirten at Sedate. Loulg.itgit are prepared fur them. The Emperor Al.-Junder will be accommodated at the hoii.e of N. de Nenfliee ; the Emperor of Austria at NI. Pimple/ex ; the King of Prussia at M. &trifle' ; mud the Duke of Wellington at Madame Let:orate'', where lie limo already lodged. The Austrimu. Baverien. and Wistemberg.troops will not he reviewed, but will immediately put thertuielves in march to pass to the right hank of the Rhine, and thence to their re spective destiostiows. The Margins d'Autichamp, Lieutenant-General and Governor of the Louvre, and the Marquis Dessoles. Lieutenant-General and Peer of France, have received his Majesty's commands to proceed to Valenciennes to meet the Emperor Alexander and the King of Prussia, who are to come to Paris. —(Journal des Debits.) The Bavarian corps, under the orders of General D-lamotte, forming !tart of the army of occupation, will traverse the several districts of Rhenish Bava ria between the 20th and Soth of October to return to the Bavarian States, on the right bank of the Rhine. These troops will pass the Rhine at Man helm. • The Russian corps, tinder the command of Gen eral Count de \Voir:muff, will pass I broitgli Rhenish Bavaria from the country of Troves. It Will also pasts the Rhine at Manheim and will titmice 'Pro ceed by Franconia and Saxony along the banks of the Oder, and thereby return to Russia. We are infortned that the dispositions for the de parture of the English troops are changed t it is said that the cavalry will embark at 13oulogne, and that the King of the Netherlands baying refused postage to the English infantry which were to have embarked at Ostend, the two divisions will embark at Calais. The English denote mid huspituls luive received orders to hold themielves in readiness to smirch at a moment's notice. It ni said that a Russian corps will also embark at Letters from Colmar, or the 12th October state, that General Baron de Friniont has received in structions and orders relative to the departure of the troupe under his command. The different regiments composing his corps will evacuate Alsace trout the ISM to the 31st ill 0, I.,her. The division of Field-Marshal Lieutenant , Marschall, stationed on the Lower Rhine, and whose headl-quariers are established at Mulahriiii, has re ceived from Colmar murders relative to his departure. Ili the course of this week, some reogimeisis will putt themselves is motion. We are assured that all will take their direction through the district of Schell-- stadt, where there is a wooden bridge, by which the Austria's' hid hitherto maintained their cum- musiicatiour direct with Germany. Tlw Bavarian and IVirtenierg t►oops have also fecal/v.l the order of &wintery. A frightful accident has scattered desolation in the little eula 6666666 e of Trout:berm, department of the prume. The lightning fell on thr hamlet of Ben 'term- ; and as the hooves were covered with straw, two-thirds of the villuge were in on iu►lattt reduced to 111•11rP. found thelliselvem au a%) lust or bread; but ain sooner was their wi- Lrpl•y situatiou w.:de kuown, then the rriacevand . • AIX-LA-CH A PELLE, OCTOBER 12. (EXTRACT OP A PRIVATE LETTER.) As the Sovereigns charge themselves with the payment of the lodgings of the dift-retit persona of their suite, it. is estimated 11,4 .the ginpir•tr of Russia has to payroll that account 3011,000 francs a month, and the Emperor of Austria 400,01)n. The Police is very severe ; it has compelled to leave the city seaeral strafgers, and smile men of letters, alto-e stay in this city did nut appear suf ficiently authorised by the reaouh• they The first boxing match was so little selo-hed that the second exhibition ails WU! deFPrtP.I. Ellgh>li are astinfisheil that this art, estitimiion among them, should be so little apire ciaied in this country. ROME, OCTOBER Q. A large baud of robbers wra furinrei ton the lion. tiers of the Duchy of I,itcc.i. The Police lm* collie there to discover their htutits, end to seize the Mlolc bottys . - - DUTCH MAIL - 7 • ; , • • FRANttFORT, OCT. 10. The mentliera of the :kiting.) , Cos 'tire basin* finielied their itinnirissist 'shouts on the unlit:try or., guisisation of the Germini Cuidesleriviuss, have now at-panned. Grit. gteigentrsch mod Gest. Wultrsges.„ tine entismis•ioswra of Austria and Prussia, left this city a few days sister fur Aix-ia-Choir.lle, the 49th s • .g of the Dirt, the Assembly. on the plower' of the President, took the [oilstones 'eosins:was 1. A Coalmines., eonsialinz of she C.llllll de mud Sells's. missein, I. de Ileedrielt. nail Bastin Meissen, is chair il to slketiss the complaints and reetainiations already , prr.entett. or which may lie ',relented in future by the Alciliatisal &lairs, the Equestrim Order, and other Estates of the CM. pile; and to make* Repui t ma the manner of doing joodice In thins. 2. To propose an opinion on the comparison and applies. non of the priticiplin which shall be bodged the Mind proper fur the fulfilment of the Act of Confederation, cithcr iu the substance or the form: 3 The rep►esentutions preaentld by the fornier Eatales of the Empire, soul the Plenipotentiaries of the Nutrient Mi, e. Mate Nobility, shall be recommended in general to she (u. vertimesits whom they concern, that they may be phased to take them into eunsideriitluis; and it is observed, that the agreeable hole is entertained that then the manner of treat lag this affair is. the deliberation on the 14th article of the Act of Gsnfede►btioa, consists on She part of the Diet rather in announcing the fulfilment of the said 14th article, atm in further discussions on this point. Upon the comtnuoication mide to the Assembly Ity the Pres',lent, of a note, addressed nn the 14th September this year by the pregiding Catitun of Beriie to M. Scheaut, Envoy Extraordinary end Minister Pleniputentiary of Austria in Swifterland, alt.! which coricertir the affair of the 'tensions of the Bishopric of Bole, the Diet repulsed iiiianimntialy,—. I. TO ewes,' its gratitude to the ten Courts. isPoti whose intervcbtion the Carious of Berne and Tale have revolved to charge themselves with 11w pensions of the Mince Bishop ot Bale, of the clergy and cdßeera of tint Bishopric, and in testify' at the same time that it acknowledges the effect of the steps which have been taken fur this purpose by the Mimeo:vs of these two Courts to the Swiss Confedi rat iiiii . 2. Tu make the persons iuterested acquainted with the affair. 3. To have printed, loco dicirdwnr, the certified copy of the note of the Presiding Cautuu, dated the 14th of Sep tember last. Her Nlajesiy the reigning Empress of Russia him been ever .wee the 6th it Burchsal, on a visit to the Margravine her thullier. BRUSSELS, OCTOBER 14. Within tlie.e two clisys thauy 547C011, Danish. and Hanoverian Generals and Oiheers have passed through this city, g g with dispatches to Dermlre'. Copenhagen. mail Hanover. English out! French' couriers are continually passing to mud from A l a. la-Chapelle. It is awned, on gonil authority, that the Aheit Sovereigns hive rat...teed. loot to interfere in the ranting differences between Spain and her Coionteti, as being It Iv Ul+4:l entirely foreign to the patina* of their sneeting. envoi:lt 15. Hta Majesty the King, and his It.t MI i Prince Frederick, are expected in tins city t h is evening. .1, grand military mince:tyres in the camp Of bci., K ler iiiii .ated, Cite 11•000.4 e , 11461 1441104 are ellecet•hlvrly departing, to return to thra 1114;e4iWe gimbals*. Bonita the Proprietor mud roblirlter of the G4et.t 1 • .1