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RANK OF ENGLAND, Repuggs22, 12, ism Fria 'COURT' of DIRECTORS of the k GOVERNOR and COMPANY of the BANK of kNGLAND, glee Notice, changed promises with Miss Read, I quitted Phi ladelphia in the ship which anchored at Newcastle. The Governor was there, but, when I went to his lodging, his secretary came to me from him with expressions of the greatest regret that he mild nut then see me, being engaged in business of the ut most importance, but that he would send the letters to me on board, wishing me heartily a good' voyage and a speedy. return, &c. I returned on beard a little ponied, but still not doubting." Tate as the 12th of May. The Amphion, Connors. dore BOWLES, and karat, Non. Captain !lama- Mau, were in the River Plate. The Tree, C FALCON, wet left at Rio : •he was to sail 1.1.1111 fur the Pacific, to relieve the Blossom. The Portit gua•e Government have cause to regret haviiig kid a duty upon the importation of merchandise (rout Europe into Rio : in the quarter previnus there to, the produce of the revenue was 140,0n0 dollars in the next, it was 16,t300; and its the last, 6,000 : the goods are now smeiggled into the plare, The Hyaena,. brought diamonds to the value 0160,000 i. I' That a GENERA f. COURT will be held at the Bask, roe THVRSDAY NEXT, the 17th hist at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon to consider of a' Divideed, which will also be one of Ike Q uarterly General Courts, appoleted by the Charter. EVFNING, TI'FqIIAY. S,-I.t. 15. an OCCASIONAL ACIDNESS will be 17.tkers by Mr. 11. Juhorton. After which their Majestic,' Servants will perform the Comedy of :I 17(!i{ FOR THE HEAKT-ACIIF.. Sir Ihs!wrt St.nley, Ale. Powell; Charles Stanley, Mr. liarnard ; Varlets, Mr. Galtie; Vona/ ltipitl, •Mr. Penley ; Oil Rapid, kfr. tVaikinron (hum the Tlnytre.Hoyal, Hay market, big Aral appearance 11111 this Stare); Prank °sl imed, Mr. Weston (his Seat appearance on I hi* State...). Ellen 'true, Mem anew Vortex. lira. Harlowt ; Jassy (tea 3lra Orger. . T 0 which 1411 imitied, the Force of TUE 1111.41:11AN IN LONDON. CP. 'Jr.rCovettey% Mr. Claluonry. Mr Rae nerd; Miseinch tney ot urinal rietteiy. 111).1 11 Solif 1,111r.1" Tl.' Wild irirhman"), Mr. Weston; Edward, Mr . Cs ol , w. 1.4.1.14, MIA. thccr ; Carrells., Mint Ctsck • Thltr.. l .ly„ t h e Tray,* tit fib. Ile. Oiltelln, by a (Ilia tir-i :sppeataute 011 01 4 1118 % .;•:, 10111 Pestle inatta. I.y H. , IXtst (from Ole Theaire Royal. twin/ her Aral 5 1 1 1 ,1,414111% at this; Theatte). 111%14 tho 1 nt:c of rite Rimy On Saturday, rum: a and Juliet • Romer, (2.1 time), Mr. • 5,,,dd e % Juliet, by a Yount; Lady .iber 2.1 appearance its Lombor ) . Afire which, the Mnsieal F.ntertainment of Ro und : advill••.1.11 a Y..rwt Gentleman (his oppettranre hi Lon , lenl; Herrin Mfrs William (front Ott 't beatrr-floyal, bath, Inc app..n•ruee in Liondonl. It i. one of the advantages of the Albion. Company to the Politic, that it holds and NO profession of sharing rolls with Horse it iwairee Perwus isootred ore not liable to (*ALTA. to make gruel the louses anthers ; • r sinowsibitit)r from which they emild not be free, if their Insortotes were areompaiiiril a I. any prospect of benefit to arise moon !duals, whstreer etniraiiter 'night he ram ed. Persons Wrote., on the Wen of receiving returns, have been actually sohjecitil to the effects of this dangerous cooringrney. The essnputy's rates and conditions arc of the most rim seeable description s u li c itora,, nod others, effecistl2:Lif. In.urauce; anJ every facility's iikiorae.t, by which the interest awl couvenienee of the public may be prussuscil. WARNER PIIIII4. Secretary. ROBERT REM, Secretary. BARRINGTON'S EDITION OF CAMPBELL'S uve.‘ OF THE ADMIRAIA AND NAVAL HISTORY OF Gil FAT lIRITAIN, WITII COPPER-PLATES AND COPYRIGHT. TO BE SOLD fIY AUCTION, By order of the Amignesw of 11r C. .I Barrington, By Mr. SALIN DERS, At his Crest Room. Nu." Fleet -Atoll, nu TUESDAY, September liiV o Nir e v.. .;Clock, 'TIDE EN PIRA VK. ENGRAVED roppEß-PLATEI, I / 4 41Ct?PYRIGHT of ass elegant EDIljtlN n 1 CAD .`1.!11801 OP Tttr. *O5ll. RA IS, and NAVAL HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN, root to the premeds Com, by Henry Il.sllseml Yorke null %Valiant SICVOIViiii. Emirs forming eight thick octavo rolomea, mist earl, illu•tratril with an • neraved Portrait of a rrlrliratot Naval !km, by as, eminent arlibt. Sprrioarits to Ile ay. at the Assehosseress Ogre, where rrlirsslars of the Stack may b. ; and of J. P. Gylby, Esc ! Seihri If ,r 10 Ihr Ao.isgssees, No. IS, Bernematrret. rro be continued.) SOUTH AMERICA. FOREIGN IN7'ELLIGENCE. HAAIBDRGH ♦ND FLANDERS !RAILS. slawnytil. AUQUST 30. day id ritotioltell, nn v u l v a e octavo, price tu boar", 7.. ()I:1 1 :1N;L SIN, FREE-WILL GRACF:. It ER LNERA'FION. JUSTIFICATION. FAITH, 6(pin) WORKS, and UNIVERSAL. REDEMPTION. me isseissseiste.l in certain IkeSarativaaof ~nr REFORMERS, hick are she Gritmulivork of Ilse Ars ,des .1 mu. Establish. rd Chun Is wt ll~ Sslijecte ; sills an impudent Ae rostat of she &alert ipi 111 n 1.1 She Articles is MOIL and au historical and critical Istrrelnetion to she Whale. Ry ihr Rev. H.J. TODD, SI .A . 1 7, 4. A . Chaplain in Ordinary to his !thirsty, noel Keeper of the Aschlesediop of enotestrery's Ream's. Printed for F. and J. Ravingluta, No. 62, St. Paul's aserchlard. DU. FRANKLIN. - - A K w Ileb•Uiauia is iii repsration, snit will ►peedily ► r piwlneed. EXTRACTS FROM THE MEMOIRS OF DR. FRANKLIN. (Continued from pm ditapor of Thortrtay MM.) TU E TO E-ROY.4 COI' ENT-DARDEN. WEDNESDAY, Sept. 16, a in lye acted, the runway of TitF. SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. CLASSICAL ROOKS. Franklin was to _leave New Yotk for want of emoloyinrirand proceed to Philadelphia, of Lis entnsnce into which place, he gives the fol lowing it set !Aiwa : " I was ni my winking dress, my first clothes relining round by sea. I was dirty from my being so long' in the boat ; my pockets were stuffed out with shirts and stock:m:o, and I knew no one, nor glare to look for lodging. Faligiord with row ing, walking, and the want of sleep. I was very hungry., and my whole stock of cash consisted in a single dollar, anal about is shilling in comwr coin, which I gave to the boatmen for my parwge. At first they refused it, on account of my having rowed, but I insisted oil their Inking it. Mine is woinetinied snore generous when lie hug little nuruey, than when he has plenty, perhaps to prevent Ins being tl gin to hone lint little. I walked towards the top of the street, gazing about till near Market -street, where I Wirt a boy wi'h bread. I had often made • meal of dry breast, and inquiring where he - - baker's Sir Prier Tentle, Mr. W. Prrren (rrum the Theatre Royal, Dublin, hi ing hiertd appearance in Mai character); Sir Oliver Serf.ire. Mr. Terry; Sir Benjamin Blekhite, Mr I.i•trin ; Joiirpls Surface. Mr. Tering; IDarles Sorrier , . Ilr. C. Keno- Me; Crabtree, Mr Blanchard; eareleilc, Mr. Cininer ; Row ley. Mr. Cloven:le ; Moor, Mr. Simmons. Lail! Teazle, Mir Brauum ;La !v Snel rwo Mrs. ranch; Mn. Can emir, Mrs. Oda.; 11 m i,', M F DA ,. I. Art 111. a S o f by Mr T.i)lor. Published Ity .1. MA ti'Al AN, 39, Ledgose.street, Lassie's. yEscRYLI SEIrI'EM CONTRA Tlll.llAs ad 3118mweripturuss meltdown oetos et Gleeparisies CAROMS JACOBUS BLOW, ELD, CuIMO SS. Trii.itodia Catet.shricie limes imper Social. lA.I in tie;nn.lit svo 0; boardlo. •‘• In She PM.% 'll FM NON. C4I.I.IIIACHI Quoit Super...no Recension et Awn *Ma rtine elctrcite, CAletlit Creoles Jayetbus Bloinlielot, ,yliro. 140. Wank Afar grifl mit, the I).a:static Rumauce of 01.1'€ It 11: 401, FEMALE CURIOSITY: Abe...Aim:F. Mr. Egerton; Ibrahim. Mr. Simmons; Se- Ihtit; ker. thirnaet ; Shacithae, Mr. Blasehavil. Fatima, Mi.. Raithee.; Irene, Mi' C E. Wile; 110,/e. Mrs. In *hide wilt be iMratahteral • Pail de thug by Mr. Noble EVRIPIDIS HIPPOLYTUS CORONIFF.R. Ail &len mauescriplormss ac Yrlentos FAitiossum rmendavll s ..1 Ass. notetismiime in>lruxil Jact.tme Henries., !Houk, A.M. Col. legal S. Trinutatis Saltine el Griresree• l.ilerarrto aped Casanbrigienies PrOfreitill Regime. Gliliu Srcunda, SVO. 01. booarils. EVRI DI% A trESTIS. AA Pidem Mannecriplaremm mc mg Scum FAltiniemm Femetodav:t et Anemiaiambus ifs strexii, JmcsAmas Hemmen Mock. Editio Second*, Soo. es. boards. and Mira Landow IN • 4, lolsnated Prier, 3s. Ad —Pit, 3* 41.4. aa I r y Is. Si rood Pi ite, .1* —lliatiocr . Se rsesl Hier, Ile Friday. the Comedy of The Clandestine Marriage: Turd NIA,. Mi. W. Farrell. A alit Comic intereperaed M ith Music, is relleserlonsil will be aproilly !leri-110YAL EST:I.IBU °PRIM, NiNANO. 14.P.VENING. TUE:SI/AY. Still. 15, Will be lot iformerl, 1h Bur lellifOrervi called i DAS. Ann*, Mr Tennison; Pau, Mr J.l . , Mitl 4 ., Mr, W. S Clitilerky ; Ibmieta.,arromo:htsaid. 111)h.e, Miss Carew ; ' Mph. qua Sir p Mier which (Ibth Isosie)• lesisieal Fame, in twn Asir (tint I .Len (loin the l'srlifb), talk a AM ‘I'EURS AND ACTORS. Das id patlett, a Musical Ikarostic Arnalcier, who rra. rhos Mr. I/. 1,11.41...3nd attal bed to Theatrical. and M Nary 11....1arre. Mr. Preform ; Mr. 0. P. Hustle, n pro rutrial Matiac. r. bat encogr.l to .n 11111 1 ,4 ml row private Thrstritaly. Mr. Merl. y ; %Vint, it or , or C ts y Actor. Mr Wreath; or, an Artnr for t h e Is«are b. /s inew., Mr. RiClll/11111911 ; F.l.l.lberoy, a retired r. aionii!e rn wit moll 111110 M 401 Ult. rll, 111 l ..1 With TitrAt I 'rata, Mr. Reolcy; lirnlrry Muflinrap, an el.le sly Chao ny Hoy, let MI As a eorrant at Hoak 's Lodcorz. Mr 0111t000tt• Miss Mary Harrlnfre, a fugitive wassl of I:.l.4rrlorry'a, Miss tame Mr.. Mats Goart it. • Crol:atc Trausly Actress, aad sorrows rail 10 twr Ittoshaa, Mts. Potrott. Tu conclude with (2il tins this season) the Grand Ballet Spectacle calla DON JUAN; OR, TH F. LIBERTINE DESTROY' ED. Don luau !Ott ). Mr. T. I'. ('poke; Sclera:slouch, Nr : Wallomorm. Malta Anna, Nlng t. Tip-morrow, Fir. and Water, with The l'.lwateer, and Astatetsra earl Atiers The new Operetta, in be tilled The Rend:trona, will he predated a 111, all opeeti after the Ili:over) ut Mira Kelly. 1 2 . 1 N'• 11 EA D. late 0. I'. ”11.1 I'. S. TAVERN, COFFEE and CHOP. HDUsE, ' o "t, Do oos)•l*.or.—Aso rx. Oka. 1)1 N CR. na.l A 1/111S. Sl' i N 1 14 .* BOXES of DRURY I.INE THEATRE, fur NEVE 4111.1.1NG5. Masser mot Table Iwo cis. ly at Fiat 0'('1.,,► •w. • y I).r. Wisp's, kr. of lb.' (mit quality. TH F. CI.IIEFDEN I:STAI I:. 31 1 ! : SQL .hN I Bt.' Ii 161 y :11 1 : ''' l 4 :' N t 7 1.1 :11 ' it li. t i l l te l I Y S: le l 1 " O l f " 11 111: ing'..ty dioisiatiosbeil Penwell, a ill lake pl.re at their Great Nio , .nt.Siville.rtor, oil TiII'HSI)A V. :%orveuilwr Itt; com. armor.: is one Lot) the SITE of the ANCIENT MAN SION, with Om Iwo mitre 11 INGS, worti b ive (Micro and 411 . 1,1 4. the nut* Terrace lately restored' to its uririoal aragaillscoee, btautiful Akv.ve, Temples, Pavilion and liar. Toting ;louse, at the nsecloadintretl spring ; two Lo.l4rs, ard. mitt r ortismelital Buildings in the roil and r ***** ad% , shot .re nearly .welused by a politilatisial 14 i. h wall sin Ilse .4't sulk, ;mil iwtistderi us the west by Slit Itivi r Thames, *ovine at alit foot of the riehly.suml..l hank* or clieMess ; 1 .. X. 0. , r with lister detached Golagea and Gardens, and the Snub,.,, lon iiii Teplow COMIIIIOO : a farce Tose! of Arable, rsom.. no 11•,ioil L rod (divided into emtverrient enclosures% Ibli .: .., Vic east side of She ribald from Taisleiw to Heilsoe, ..•l a... 1•.•..,,, ilse clumsy, of 411.. 16.4 . 1 . B 0 % 1 " aw l (;re. " 7 ' 11 4 - • 'lb.. much-admired Properly (site whoop of which is f """'I'll rottlaius Four Handred and This ty live Acres, h vu.if,oly diversified and richly wooded, tutors. vita by no. ttoiN 4 41filltr unapt and Itlillialllie walls ; ilw wc.lei se tibr hotoolaiy, s Iwo sward horn the Thames, .reseals owe of Oar hoil, at also' richest landscapes in the kingdom, nod which ram not!, ho 'quailed by Alpow scenery. 1.1.1• pciolcutly of its hibeil....ll* liwelllieN she Estate possesses heal advantages of great tiorortmater tu say parehaser, who may contemplate the frA l Ol.llll6Ol lbf its liiiiginal manelear, by the "' II " "f a ...1.61.- ILlitliull. Si at has irrealisustible beds of chalk fns In "' `%' "tem 'wick earth, a great quantity of user'', male. rod. 'the fri014111.1.4 the original Mansion), with the facility of r..v. t 1 1 oth.ra by thr anvil/atom of the river. The Edit, iv mini &bamboo!, stocked with mime. and the wiluie tithe-fit I. • tend about IS acres la Helton( Parish- It eau ably it, viewed hy Kiercipals applying or scatting Ihrir ear sla of mildlrese to Mr. Squibb and Soo, Saw liir-,".• of whom &sr-tiptoe parlieubirs ma* he had, **Al pia" aN IMPII44I ; Ike Of Misers J. and W. Lowe soil t'tiwbowo 5..11- risme. TanSeld court, Temple i and of '3lr. tiaw, Atrial , . f, Christ's Hospital, Louden. KICARDI 1`01150: 1 111 A IWERSARIA. Nola. et Erna chimers Gsseen, inn ea Sebetlia Slavoireriptia Pursosi amid Collegian RS. Trimlatia Caniabrigiar re. ;mania ilepruntyserwat et ardiusraut fireman ladieibas in iirrirtereat Jacobite Megrims Moak. AM. Carrillo' Amebas A.M. Caniabi : Sioutplibtur Colima SS. 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By Prier FA. would Leonine, Measlier of the Vaivervity of Paris, and 'reactor of •Ik Livignager in Oxford. 17too. be. in boodle. The Hyacinth, of 26 guns, Captain ALEXANDER RENTON SHARI% C. 13. lately arrived at Ports mouth from the South American station, where she bud beets employed two years and a half, left Buenos Ayer* ou the 14th of .11111 e ; itemised at Monte ‘'idea ; and finally *ailed from Rio Jandiso ties the 21st July. Though there had beets eio iseeetisig between the contending forces in South America, since the battle of Malin', yet the general state of affaies ilwre, is eoessiderrel highly favourable to the cause of Independence. It will be remem bered, that that battle was to decide the possession of the whole Province of Chili ; and that - the Royalist force was totally beaten and disorganised. The scattered few that escaped the bayonet, threw themselves into Tulcuqiiaila (the port of Conception), as being impregnable on the land side.' and which pool could alwava be insintained us a rallying-poilit, so long as Old Spain could keep up the 'epee Melly at sea. The Independents, however, have since gradually increased their naval force, so that now they have a decided 'superiority in this arm of their strength ; and .01011 the polo of Tulcu qualm, the last hold of FERDINAND in 01114 most fall into the hands of the Independent farces. The bode of Mailed, is ile,erilkily. suit 000 re lest portant ise I • . teelPthe provstice of Chili dent of the basal • l u tlt7spoteds nutaters, than its its effects up .d e *Ware Ids determinedly struggling - t tlielit .. iiielepesieleisce : it gave such a lie r , daintily to the cause, as MIS. prides to have dispirited their opponent's, slot im pressed them with 11 belief that the vied of nide prudence is unconquerable. With respect lo the state of effairs its Peru, the Bledsoe, Ayres,' Army had advanced towards it, as far as Soho. and the Itoyalimt Army was Willllll 11 short dim atter to the northward. at Jujar. A revolt was daily expected to take place at Limo, which, it was ',rerouted. weenie' OCCOIIIOII the recut of the Royeeliat Army; these, it was autieipatedl. the Buenos A yreatod, Isy the Chili Potrinio, would he *moiled to . !, unopposed!, to Poteti.—The Portuguese , whose objeet rivers to he to extend Brazilian boundaries , to what may be called wound limits (the River Parana), had shewn 1111 disposition whatever to givo rep any part of the country they had occupied: they affect to say, that if FERDINAND will send a sufficient bOdy of troops to keep dowel the ludependlent forces, they will then retire. However, two days before the Hyacinth left the River Plate, 2,000 Portuguese troops, tinder Gen. PINTD, had passed up that river, to land at Rio Negro, to act in furtherance of the ot t ject of making the River Poraies, the western or internal boundary of the Brazilian territosy in South America. The Spanish and Native ins lialestants are decidedly adverse to this invasiosi; and it can only be said that the l'ortugneee have military possession of the country—use which their army encamp.—The Spools!) frigate Esme ralda. which struck her colours to the ludepeudelit frigate Lantarro (late H'yndhasts lisdieman), and afterwards got serfiy, was not secured to her cap tors, owing futile imprudence of the First Lieu tenant of the ludependent frigate. She completed her number of men and got her guns on board, only the day before the action. Seeing her op ponent (which she.weut out purposely to tight), she commenced the action by tiring a broadside into the It rostra/du, which the latter returned ; hut only three guise took effect. The Independent then ran close alongside, sod Capt. O'BRIEN and about 25 meet boarded her—the Spaniards all running below. The Ist Lieutenant of the Independent, instead of well securing the prize, by putting more men on board, dropped off, to capture the brig Passel/a, the consort of the Esmeralda. The brig hereupon struck her colours; but, its the mean time. the Spaniel& its the Esmeralda had gained fresh courage by the absence of the Independent frigate, and, alter a hard struggle, in which Captain O'BRIEN and most of the boarders were killed, they regained possession of the frigate. The leadependent. upon this unfor tunate name. retired to Valparaiso, es did the Spaniards to Tulcuquano. The Independent squadron has beret since joined by several other armed aliipe ; among them is the Cumberland, carrying 64 guns and 400 men, formerly an East Indianian. The Li:whirr° enounts 52 guns. and has a crew of 350 mess, 130 of whom are said to be Englishmen. Captain 6---, of the British Navy (brother of a Baronet), had lately arrived of Buenos Ayres, its a hog el war, ' g 24 eighteess pounders —foreneely his Aliejte.y's brig Hecate. Captain G-----, two Lieutenant'', and several passed Mielshipinen, fornettl part of her ...Widish. l o w es t. She was intended to be Kohl to the Inde pendent Government ; I.ut the terms not being agreed to, she Wll4 proceeding to sea, under British colours, when Commodore BOWLES Sent the Tree and Musts after her, and biought her • port, tut a breach of the Navigation Laws. Had she been under the Patriot colours. and provided with a commission I either of the Chiefs. else would have beets identified with the Belligerent cause. and, of course, nu interrupti .... would have been offered to any of her proceedisego. wherein the British Big or name was nut coswerewd. The A ndronlache, Captain Sasaaurr, and /Museum, Capt. lllCKse,were its the Pacific Ocean, attendiug to ilie British interests in that quarter : they arrived at Valparaiso in forty two days from Rid.; they were lyiwg at Valles:also so e. e lint, bought ii, l wensiin,u I ately to the Hod 'hem he directed 8. . sl sided Is vrr.la •ort, it mavlilierl 'l.i litn als t itlelrhin. then Irony", w o three-pens Ad nos 10111 they hull the anal Not knowing the different prices, nor the their sod osked for tone. N. r• prices, names of the different *us of bread, 1 asked him to give me three-venni worth of soy sort. He gave me accordingly three greet putty rolls. I was surprised at the quantity, but took it, and having no room in my pockets, walked otr with a roll under each win, and eating the other. Thu. I went up Market-street, as far as Fourth-street, passing by the door of Mr. Head, my future wif's Esther ; when she, standing at the door, saw me, 1 thought 1 made, as I certainly did, a most awkward, ridiculous appeanitice."_ " Sir Win. Keith (Governor of Pennsylvania). on reading of my father's letter, said he was too pru dent ; that them Wit 4 a great difference m persons; that discretion did not always accompany years, nor was youth always without it. • But since he will not set you up. 1 will do it myself. Give me an inventory of the things necessary to be had f Englintir a n d 1 will send for them. YOH shall re. pay me when you are able; I am resolved to have t rtiott printer here, and I am sure you must suc ctetl.'—This was spoken with such an appearance of cii4lity, that I had not the least doubt of his meaning what he said. 1 had hitherto kept the propo,ition of my setting up a secret in Philadel phia and I still kept it. Had it been known that I depended on the Governor, probably some friend that knew him better would have advised sae not to rely on him, as I afterwards learned it was his known character to be liberal of mini's* which he never meant to keep. Yet ittimilicited as he was by me, how could I think his generous offers insin cere s I believed him one of the best men in the -world.—l presented him an inventory of a little pending house, amounting, by my computation, to ablaut our hundred pounds sterling. He lAted is, Issitssked me if my b r ing on the spot in England, to choose the types, and see that every thing was gerbil of the kiwi, might not lie of some advantage? ss Then,' said he, • whets these yon may snake 'acquaintance, and establish correspondence* in the booksellesig and stationery way.' I agreed that this might be advasstageous. ' Then.' said he, • get Valued' ready to go with the dattis,' which was the the enemal ship, and the only one sit that time pass im between London and Philadelphia. But es it would be some months before the Annas soiled, continued working with Kenner. '• The Governor seeming to like my company, had me frequesitly.at Isis house. and his setting me up was alwacs use as a Mira 111111 K. I was to take wit!) me letters recommendatory to a number of his friends, besides the letter of (*lit to furnish sue with the necessary mousey for purchasing the press, types, paper, &c. For these letters I was appointed to call at different times. when they were to be ready, but a future time was still named. Thus we went on till the ship (whose departure had been several times postponed) was on the point of Siang:. Theo whet. I called to take my leave, and receive the letters, h i s secretary, Ur. Baird, cause out to me. and said the Govesstor was extremely buoy in writ:sig, but would be down at Newcastle before the ship, god then the letters would be deli vered to sue. • • S • " floylog token leave of my fisends, end ex- , 6 The Constitutional Act of the Grand Hueloy . of Baden, appeared yesterday in print at Cadman.. This long-desired work appears now in such a form, that it must he confesded nothing hails been lust by the lung delay. Deliberate reflection suit consideration have presided in thi final composi tion, aunt this precious document gives in u con cise and perspicuous manlier (the whole makes seven pages in quarto), the ruhstance of all the dispositions suitable to the present times, to un ex tent and in a spirit superior to any similar ildcna meat that has 'preceded it. Let this praise Jed pass fur more than its value, but if much still re mains to be wished, if particularly a change in several forms is to be desired, our Constitution lima at least this in Com:non with most others, aint the possibility of wise improvement is favourably ino sided for. Its advantages in 'many of the nun essential ponds ore evident, e. g. the fishes. Cor pus ; the resonitsibility of all Politic Officers ; equality before the law ; equal particireniusi of all in all taxes and imposts; publicity of the define rations, &c. The men who have laid down soil enacted these regulations. hail merited the thanks not only of Baden, but of of Germany, to they have given a pattern. But what particularly places the Constitution of flattest isi r ftsouralile point of vier; with respect to Germany in general. is the uneipected self.denial with which. it re nounces the false spirit of independence which jealously strive" to show sovereignty by separation, and to exalt the meddler into an independent whole. —Here it is laid don't as the first principle, that Baden is a component part of the German Confe deration ; its Constitution is not only placed tinder the guarantee of the Confederation, but urea or ganic law of the Confederation is &eland' bef.ore hand to bean obligatory law of the State iu Baden. HANOVER, SEPTEHBER 3. His Excellency General Count Beningsett ar rived yesterday at his country seat at Bantelni. COPENHAGEN, SEPTEHINER I. Mr, Forbes, the American Consial-Gesieral, Ills sailed for America on board the American corvette which has taken away the mutinous sailors belnisg. ing to the ship Plisisburg. Ile liss left the Vice_ Consul to act in his stead during his absence. sTOCKIIOI3I, AUGUST 28. The General of Infantry, Von Krogh, who died en the 511 i of this month at Droutheitro, served under Frederick the Great, and our King called him the Nestor of the Generals of Europe, in 1t415. 'Alen be gave him the Order of the Seraph . By his death the Treasury saves an 1111111181 peiniosi of 7,000 dollars in silver. The Swedish Deputation left Christiana on the 19th. They speak in high terms of the in. riu which they have heen received in Norway.—( Hunt. burgh Papers. September 8.1 FRANKrORT. SEPTEMBER 5. Persons who have recently arrived from Carlsbad, and whose te►tnnony merits entire confidence, have assured us that the unfavourable resorts circulated within these few days respecting the health of Marshal Prince Blucher are absolutely de•tituse of foundation. The Prince has not quitted Car 1.1110- he will remain there some weeks ; 1w went out every day, and was as well as his age mid some inti 'ties with which he has been afllicted for ►ome years, will allow. Yesterday arrived here M. Knuchittikoff, Se nator and actual Privy Counsellor of the Em peror of Russia. and M. Von Kotzebue, Coun sellor of State, with his fainily.—(Joarnol Se I:m4- AI-4 September 6.) 111011111 LI. SEPTEMBER S. This morning a terrible assailinflation was coln• mitted (between nine and ten o'clock) in ti:is city. A person, armed with a pistol, which had a bayonet, got into the apartments of M. Cockrell, a very rich Englishman, who lives on the Montagne du Pi.re. and attempted to discharge his pistol at him, but as it missed, he made use of his bayonet, and iu flicted on his victim several dangerous if not mortal wounds ; having committed this crime he escaped, leaving in Mr. Cockrrll's room the pistol and coat. The Police are in pursuit of Inns. lie is generally spoken of as having inhabited a in a neighbouring house, and valions climes al e waigned for this dreadful assassination.—(Oran/e, September 9•I SEPT. 9. The assassin of M. Cockrell has hithes to ese.prel all the exertions of the Police. This iin!ividsiNl (out a Belgian) was out induced to this c r l.v jealousy, as it bas been reported. M. Cot.lired's ►ituation is very alarming, for of the live wounds which he has received, two are supposed t ile mortal. This Englishman enjayed the pul,;ic esteem, and the crime committal upon Ids prrson has excited in this city equal horror acid intlig,th tion.—(Oruck, Sept. 10.) SEPT. 10. Lord Castlereagh .nd suite sirri►•ed here yester day Irons Loudon, us, Ilia way t 4• Aix-la-Chapelle. lias Lordship put up at the Hotel of Belie-Vue.— fOrark, Sept. it./ LETTra 'mom SulPTallaint J. liester.lny was psiblithed by the Royal 4.,eoignimriolier Counsellor Falcke, the hnil decision of the Cabinet Mi. 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