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OR, ; Abase,lgoe. Mr. Serial; Hershlas, Mr. Simmons; sr lion, Mr. Durrett; Shaestwe, Mr. Blanchard. Fatima, Ni'. Matthews; Irene, Mrs , . C. triable; Reda. Mn. Limos. IN which be iiitrialeeed a Pas de Dean by Mr. Noble and Muss Lapping. A Private Box nay be bad for Me Season, or 'dr. tirasition, at the Ovx...llke. Poses, Ts *coact Price. Ss. Ili —Pit, 3s. id. fiseesttid IPri; e, fik —Lower Gallery, de Seemed Price, Ilsa—lipprr Isoirry, li. Mow' Prier, Dower to be wand at Six, and tire Perfortraoce to begin at !trees.. sr _ _ _ Placer fur the Boto• to he taken of Mr. Brandeis, at the Box-wifili.r, Hart-street, from Tea till Fuar. ou 'Nevis), will be produced. with new Scenery. Derwin, and I:hi...rayon% a Cootie Opera, in two arty, called The Bath r of Sea ille (foamiest on the Opera of that same), in artieh will he introduced part of Rusinat'a and Paeriethes catebtaleti oteme lona "II Barbing di Siviglia." Gond Alanariva, Mr, haws; Dr. Barlett), Mr. Fawcett; Figaro. Mr I..tatoo; Fiurello, Mr. hone; Arise. Mr. Sinisiona Buenos, Mrs. Masao (bring her Inc appearaeee Niece her rrtorti front the Cualineni). After which will Se mired, The New : I.roregold, Mr. W. Farreit. Ow Thiseaday, she Play of The Stranger. FRENCH LAMPS, WITH IMPB(WED SPIRAL BURNERS. PATENT AND FRENCH LAMP WAREHOUSE, Nu. 12. laagete•street, St. PaoPe (Established Thirty-Ave Yeats). - 1 A PPLETON begs leave to ittrnetts his sr • Friends and the Public In general, that be has new ••• Sisk a large kiwirtment of the ninelwadavireal sad ien. proved OYE, 1 WO, and THRELLIGHT PATENT hl PS, which are at This time so curb is use for lighting Ilal;s,Siaircests, Dining-omms, Drantnr.roonts Counting. *flaws, Ealiiiing-busses, Public.viffices, elturthro, Chapala, Bill rooms, Public Places, Lc. where a brilliant Light is • ired. An Assortment of the moat improved FR ENCH LAMPS, is S.r ca, Lorimer, UV japan. Gr. elan Lana" Lashes, Glean doles, aril Chimney-piece Ornaments, of the newest Pat ton., and on the lowest Terme, for ready Stoney Fan light, Street, and every tuber Description of Lamps and Lenora'. made and Axed up.—Carriage, Gig, -aril Mail-coach Lamp;, Email and Air Fiipunation. Patent and Iltuasiumitm Lamps to Let, fur Balls, Emile, a, ice —Lamps repa.red, cleaned, and lacluerea. • Spermaceti Oil fur Patent sod other Limps; Lamp Cut s:no mod Glow. fispeak.ing Piles made anal fitted up in Town and Country. ronsenneure of a large Factory in the !Amp LIMP Partnership, .1. A. has boned great part of • Work on very low *nos, which ha. elllll/Irli him to offer One, Twit, and Three-light Lamps great bargains; also One, Two, and Three-light Gr.tiaa Lamps vet`i low, wholesale, retail, anal fur exportation. Books recently published bb J. !SAMOAN, Ledgatetarset ; Louise. t. VOYAGE OF Ills MAJESTY'S SHIP V ROSAMOND to NEWFOUNDLAND sad the ROUTH ERN COAST of LABRADOR; 4 wield; C 0... tries es wawa less been Rablisbed by say British Traveller sines the Kelp of q.... Viisbeth. By Lirstarast EDWAID CRAPPELL, R.N. Aadpakpf . 4 A Voyage is ilisdama's • Very Neatly tainted. Oro. illartraisd with Eajp and a Map of Newfusaillaad, price tie. boards. 2 NARRATIVE of a VOYAGE to SEIDSON'S SAY, in bit Majesty's ship Rosaintied ; cootilioiog some Accurst of 11w North Eastern Coast of Amerien, sod of the Tribes jolted hating that remote Region. Ry Limit. Wooed Chappell, RN. Aro. illustrated with Plates and a Chart. 12s. boards. S. A TREATISE an the WEALTH, POWER, sod RESOURCES of the Slllll2 l ll EMPIRE, in every part of the WORLD. The Second Edition, revised and esitsaged. Dy P. Culgaboun, LLD. Royal 4to. St. 2s. boards. - .. 4. An HISTORICAL. VIEW of the ENGLISH GO. TERN M ENT, from the &Meerut of the 84X0.1111 in Britain to the present time • with some Diasertatiens cousiected with the History of the Government. By Joh* Millar, Professor of Law in the University of Glasgow: A ;new Edition, . . 4 vela. Oro. If. Ids. boards. . & LITERARY HISTORY OF THE MIDDLE AGES. Comprehending ui Accemat of • the Stele of Learning, from the Close of the Reign of Augustus tri:ite Revival it the Meryl% Cristo:v. By the Rev. Joseph Borrington. Neatly primes! in ate large volume 1497 pplres)4to. 2/. 2s. io beards. R. The HISTORY of CEYLON, from lite Earliest Period to the Year 1415 ; with Characteristic Ditails of the Reli. giuto. Lire, mid Manners of the People; and • Collection .4 their Moral Maxims sad Awing Proverbs. By Phila. Indies, A.M. Oxon. To which is sisbjoined, Robert Knot's Historical Relation of the bland; with an Account of his Captivity during a period of near twenty years. Haodsomely printed is oar lame volume 410. illustrated with silken Plates, and a Map of the Wand. 21. Its. Ad. boards. 7. THE WORKS OF THOMAS GRAY, Esq.edited by the Rev. Jobn Milford. Riegel's', minted, and embellished with two Lae Portraits of the Author, ie 2 vols. 41.. AL 4s. boards. S. REMAINS of JOHN TWEDDELL, late of Trinity College, Cambridge. hints a Selection of hie Corrrepoodence, Re. with a Iliueraphical , Xeuroir of the Deceased.. By the Rev. Robert Tweditell„ A . M. Illustrated with Portraits, grscioreoksie Views. aril ,91 The Second Edition , sue. merited by a Pinclicatiolkif se Editor, against 'certain Pub. lications of the Earl at Elgin and others, together With an Index. 410. 31 3s. board*. 9. TOMB OF ALEXANDER. A Dissertatiou ea tias Sarcophagus brought from Alurio.dera, sad now in the neltillb Museum. By Edward Daniel Clarke, I. LD. Hand. stately printed in 410., with Five beautiful Plates by Med. lead. ltts. hoard,. ID. ESSAYS ON THE PICT:TR FSQUE, int compared with the Sohhose sod the Beautiful; anti W. the Uwe of stuil)ing Pictures, for the purpose of improving real land. gape. ly Beetlale Price. Etii 3 vols. bro. It 7.. hoards. 11. A PICTURFAICE TALIR thmugh FRANCE, SWITZERLAN un the BANKS of the RHINE, and through pars of the N Br&l ERLAN DS, in the p.m 18111. Domini% ammo, Sylvaminet Ilanilsostely printed in one volume Svu illustrated by four l'ilapa„ descriptive or theitaale. Its bOleda.. U. A Cl. ASS' CA L TOUR TIM' 4/Gllk !TA I.V. al the Rev Jolin Chetvnuile &Mace. A new Edition, revise./ mid eishrg..l. 4 ruts bro. illustrated with a Map of Italy, Teo cm:raved Plana of Churches, and Index. 31. its boards. TUE MAP OF ITALY. Ily Eanitoni. neparistely, 54. EITSFACEN LETTER from PARIS to CiatKlcEt The Truth &Linos. Sets. 4s. In 04e Pera• and sli.rtiv rill be po.ii..b e a. 13 A 1111 M) HINT SATI'PLEVICN'I'AI. VOLUME, in Mo. to Mr HUSTACEt CLASSICAL TOUR. By &v. C.lO Hoare. Hart '.• The Quarto FAIIIIIOIII of 111 r. Eautive`a W or k h av ing le et, loox out of pr.t. a new and Third La t.' of the two voluusta %at be tott t tlastsvd at tin Dame time as the above. • Aran. H. VIE HISTOiIY of SCOTLAND. By 111.ilcolua Liinz, Eng. A new Edition, cnialeted and consideiably enlitrEcO, so 4 vols. livu. Proporome for Publication. IN i IVELSi in GREECE and ALHANI.%. By the Rev. T. S. Me i w. Fell of Ear.muil CO. and late Tutor of Ti eninbrietse. quented pert the city, a great crown/same— _ about Ale/gander when 'he alighted. and obouted Vibe l'Emperear! the words to which they were trained in the time of Bonaparte. A little before two o'clock, Lord Castlereagh waited upon his leis Royal Highness. and offered him this use of his carriage to the hotel of the King of Prussia, where • grand dinner was given to the Emperor Alex ander and all the Allied Ministers. The party began to arrive about half-past one, and the dinuer who ease batons (wee This leragraroe d Austria was absent. from the same indisposition which pre veuted him from receiving company in the morn ing. Besides the Emperor of Russia we observed the arrival of the Duke of Kent. the Duke of Wellington, Lord Castlereagh, the Duke of Richelieu. Prince Metternich, Prince Hardenberg, Prince Wittgenstein, and several other great poli tical and military characters. A great ball is given by the city to-night, in honour of the Allied Sovereigns. and the fete of the Emperor of Austria. The Sovereigns and the Miuisters are expected to attend. About u thou sand tickets have been distributed, and many claims for admission, backed by most respectable audio.. rity, have bees rejected, from the impossibility of accommodating all the claimants. Madame Ca arrived here oa the 49th alt., at least we see her issue iu the list of that day; but she has not as yet given any concerts, or had an opportunity of delighting any distinguished circle. Madame Reichard, whom ascent was advertised for this morning. has been prevented from makiug the ex periment by the badness of the weather. Hitherto the weather has been the finest ever remembered at this season of the year—though adapted on pur pose to favour the brilliancy and pomp of Majesty, viol to put the negociators in good humour with each other; and with France it could not have been more favourable. Prince Augustus, of Prussia, left this place some time ago, and Madame Re rainier three days afterwards. The sister of the &mirror of Russia, the Princess of Orange, is eapeetril at the country-home of the Emperor to spend there some days. Among the number of strangers what* the Coil. gross has attracted to Aix-la-Chapelle, we observe the celebrated Mr. Owen. of New Lanark, who has just come front Frankfort on the Maine. He repaired to that city to present a memorial to the Diet, offering to produces plan, by which " riches may be created iii such abundance that the waists and desires of, every human being may be over sa tisfied, and by which the rising generation, without force or punishment of any kind, May be trained by circumstances so 35 to ekclude sup defect, ex cept what nary arise from the inexpersence of the parties who execute its details. or be owing to qua il:Ws uncontrolable by human means." This. it will easily be seen, is the general result which lie draws from Instils', of the villages of mutual co. operation that made seat +tame {fist year in the London papers. This memorial he is come here to present to the Allied Sovereigns and Ministyrs.. It is printed in three diKrent languages, in English for Lord eustlrrea g h, and io French cod German fur the other great Personages of Congress.— Ile lat the Diet discussing the military orginsito tion of Germany, without receiving any answer to his pacific pr6eet, or being called upon to explain its details. ‘Vliether the Sovereigns will dispose to adopt it. and place thentselves at iris heat% of vil lages iteitend of empires. i 1 shill nut pretend to di vine; though my opinion s that Air. Oivro will out succeed better at Aix-la-Chapelle in proaelytisisie their Majesties. than the Quaker did who 'resit to Route to convert she Pope. I forMerly Sent you she names of the principal persons attached to the tit— facia Loihossica and Sovereigns. I enclose,you to. Minister). , Her Royal Highness the Doehimi of Kent attracted particular attention by. the richness of ber dress and the spleadoor. of her jewels. The (latices were principally quadrilles and walbtee. There was only one comstre-dance. which we. arranged by General and composed of M. Game. th• burgo toaster. and other oterehoots of the city. The ball did not mocked. tiii•miduight. sorra O uts MAJESTY Tug tiertamt Or AUSTIttA. Gest Vein Vrhise. Clair Clubertaiis l bwoo Vas Dices Master-General of ,be Ordnance; Lieutenant Ifiehl.lllwrshal Adjutant-General Von Kutcherw; Major Count Von Aural., Chamberlain; Major Count Von Feictesibayn, lain ; Baron Von Stift, First Body Physician, and Seale and Conference Counsellor; Prince of Heswe-Huinboure, Lieut. Field-Marshal; Count Clasp-Martinets, Major ; Winer Fre derick uftielmartsenberit ; M. Von 'arid!, reivale Cabinet Sr. cretary ; M. Zrbay, and >ll.Tkial , Cabinet Offices'; a Private Cabinet Mewager ; 111.11thopp, Priocipal Court Chaplaiu ; M. Seratilach, Court Surgeon ; M. Von Gwelteliwg, Vice Court Comptroller; M. Heischlwiter, Assistant Court Comptroller; M. Vua Rimentbal, Comptroller Accountant ; two belesior Officers of the Comptroller deparisrat; M. Glegleme said M. Farstmiller, Body.Cuuks; M. libeler and M. Pwlatoisselt, Conn-Cooks • M. Tcachatisyr and M. Geis set, Aselingol Cooks; U. Eiuodur, Colinas y Putter; M. Oliarlertger and M. Hrilig, assistaut•cellaratsu• ' U. SOM. mer, ologier; U. Mer 4, Court.eonfectioaer ; M. Posvingrr, aseistawbOawrocaloser; M. Datigel, porter do. tlx Coat Tablogiseassw and three iessiatruie ; the Coert Carkier and Travelling Illoward; as assistant fur ditto • AA Budy.giterd Apothem/7; the Caurt-Enard ditto; M. Spatz, first °dicer of the asausherlois M. Vow Mayer, Coon amirtrr.inaster ; MM. Gellek, Nimail, Muller, Chamber A tumilanta • MM. Gottlieb, Emmen 'Keepers of the door of the AtitechLn tor. likersoi we IMO House's Stersairin, Register kw theffilice of the Master of the Hone • an At tendant of the Oiler; MM. Lechuer, Sealltben, F.,:ierrrtev; M. Rieder, StallekTper 3, MM. Thuwanick, Pobutla.Ferder. ; TO body-lackeys, coach-keeper. 13 gruomv, lb coach. drivers,* postillions, 1 saddler, 1 lowneas.maker, 1 furrier. LIST OF PERSON. WHO FORM THE MISSION OF HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY AT A IX- LA• CNA PEI.I.E. VisCOMBI Castlereagh; Earl of aanwillism, Private Secre tsl7 ; Mr. Pleats, tinder Secretary 014081 c ; Earl of A acrain ; Mr. Chad; Mr. Stewart; Mr. Seymour; Earl of Ilreckaock ; lord Frolic's Cosynghaas ; Mr. Disbrow ; Slr. Cartwright ; Mr. Guusing; Mr. Ward ; Mr. Parish; Cord Hervey ; Lord Belfast ; Lord Edward Chichester ; and Mr. Chichester. LIST OF THE PERSON! COMPOSING THE SUITE OF THE DARE OF WELLINGTON. Cohost' Harvey, C.elenel Burs* Lietalruant-Culoucl 11. Percy, Major Lord Arthur Hill, and Captain (Acidly. RUSSIAN. PRUSSIAN. AUST&IAN. HANOVERIAN. &C. OFFICERS •TTACHED TO TAR DUKE OF WEL- LINOTON. Major-General Bruin, Baron Vun Marearkall, Captain Alaimauw. Prince Latour and Taxis, Baron You Bodeisiunabru„ Woe Vire fichreiberaboreti, Captain Yon Banutbaci, and Corteii Allorshianos. THE FRLBCB EMBASSY. The Dub de ii;be taryOfit;efoi the FOrtrin Departasert; M. de Rtesteital. Couusellor of State, Darect..r of the Cheacelhery of the Foreign Ilrparitoetat ; Rarou Moonier, C,ousteallor of State; %I. liatujoy, Master of Ife 'allied% Chief of Division in the Deplitaornt fur furetite Atttite; M. Hatolattl, Chief of the Sets etas eat; N. Chatia , ye, Master of Itititie.to, Sub chief of thy/isnot ; M. Daromii, Chief of Bureau • M. l'ontoia, attached to the thltartawitt 01 Foreixa A ff airs; M. firnatoo, attached to the same De partaecut ; Count Group de Carasasu, First Secretary of the French Embassy is Luudou. LIST Of THE SUITE Or HIS 1111.I3EsTY THE ZING Of PRUSiI A. Its Royal Highness peace Cbules of Prussia, Ms Ma jesty's rust; Major-Gentrml Von Maim. Giorerour ; Prince of Stye sod M'dtgrassetn, Chief Chamberlain. Secrctsry of State, and Minister of Polity; Lte. Wiebel, Sorinsou of the Grueral Stall,add secoud Doily Physicists to the Kum ; M. Timm, Krepte of the Prig Puree; Bailin 11 ' 071 Ma maim, Royal Court-Mirslial, and Intendant of the Royal Palaces sail Gsrtletrsl M. Pusster, Royal Court Counsellor; Beet bs in, Valet.; M. Preuvaler, the Kisses filairttnroser ; Al. Boger, First Lackey of the Chamber; M. Eckert. Master of t he Trevelling-kitc hos ks of the Kitchen ; M M. F.ckert, juts. sod Lange, Poly-conks; 3131 Laude and Scianeider.Cairtiscooka; M. Soilio, Iluasting•couk ; limit bauben, Clerk of thc Celhiri M. DaLuts, Cuutt-Cunfcctiuyer ; ing to many of our wade's. It is, tor the greater part, token front the twit number of the L'efiebssig4 lierietv. i ce The consists of two veil different kinds, the one produced by the congelation oldie fresh. and the either by that of the fresh waiter. In those in . - hossettable tracts, tire snow, which annually Gilson the islands or continents, being dorivilseil by the progress of the suaninerl heat, isoure 'forth mime's: ems rill. sod limpid streswes. wbich mitten along the indented Arles. and lw 'tae deep h 134 enclosed by precipitous rock,. Theme this clear and gelid water.soon freezes, and rretY successive year supplies an additional investing crust, till, after the lapse of several centuries, the icy Mass ristS at Iket to the site aid spett org moo lash,. coinmensure te with the elevaf of the W l . Olllllll chitin. Mean while the prin • ciple of destruction has +l begun its operatioos. The ceaseless agitation of the sea gradisally tears and undetanner the base of die icy mountain, till, at length, by she action of its owl, atcoutulated weight, when it has perhaps attaiiied an altitude CS a thousand ur two thoutiand feet. it is torn from its frozen chains and precipitated into the ocean with a treinetidous plunge. This nsiglrty IsusiCh stow Gatti like a bitty Who'd on the o:Asni, till, dtken south war& by winds and currents, it inseinably woofs, mid Alewives away in the wide Atlionic . . While ice-bergs are thus the **IOW growth M ages, the fields or shoals of paler., jet are annually formed mid destroyed. The ice generated from melted snow is hard, pellucid. and often swells to emarmotie heights mini dimensions : but the concretiou of salt water wattle solidity, clearness, son strength. Mid never rises to any very considerable thicktiess. it seldom emit' during more than part of the year ; though itt some cold reasons the scattered fragments may be surprised by the early frost, Mid preserved till the following summer. The whfile Slitters enumerate sellers' varieties of the salt-water ice. A very wide expanse of it they fall afield. and one of smaller dismission* afros. Whets a field is dissevesed by a subaqueous or grate', (ps. ground ?) swell, it breaks into numerous pieces, seldom exceeding forty or Silty yards in diameter. which, takeu colletively. are termed a pack. This pack, when of a broad sleape,•is •ckiled a patch. mid when much elosigated a strewn. If a ship can soil freely through the floating I..teces of ice, it is called drill-We. and the ice itiior is said to lie loose or open. Wiwi', from the effects of abrasion, use larger blocks of ice are crumbled Soto minute fragments, this Col lection is called bresk-lee. A portion of ice rising slime the COOliliOn level, is termed a haus meek, being produced by the squeeging of one piece otter another. These hammock* or paint be cell break the unifoitu surface of the ice. and g ve it a most diversified and fautestic appearance. The term sledge is applied by the Sailors to the soft and incoherent crystals, which the frost fermi when it fillet- attacks the ruined surface of fits ocean. As these increase, they have acme effect. I.ke owl, to still the secondary waves; but they are prevented from Coalescing into I continuous sheet by the agitation which still prevails ; and they form small dikes rounded by continual attrition, and scarcely three inches iii.diatneter, called pancakrir. The fell/ and °Owe colleetions of fluatiog ice are often dtscuvered at a great distance by that sni t:der appearante on the Berge of the lioriton whin the Dutch seamen have termed tee-blink. It is a toratum of lucid whiteness. occasioned evtdcnily by the glare of light reflected obliquely from flra Om forte of the ice agaitist the opposite atissosplitax. This shining streak, which is brightest in 'clear eras flier. indicates to the etcpcsitriced tiatigainsb twenty air thirty nides beyond the limit of direct tritons.. not only the estsut and figure, but even the nasal Xo a , , A ig 44-47 Ag a / 1 4 11.) . , ..- ch. 7 74 ,i1 , 41 ' •;- 1 z ! . gr - .„..., - . 4 . A i 11 ;; ;.! 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An. rept-74116e Plate: 4- i, -Cu:stazio.,u :st a z io ., "' V eig ' ..4 o . t .u,,,, - 1 V IM IF:UPI MO, SA TURI)AY,• Oct. to . elblkibeal by k o r a i ma w , h,lh e Lip arts . c hloral ", li. MU . MIN No. XVIII, 'fur WY EMBER, boa just sr. mark the great nusub.r of ilii.iian and Pru . mien . 1 4 •:Is t s; a l r -: Inset -(; metal 1 4,141 Iis kt eo i u . Is Y r ../n r co bill‘ anbe ii tio lltobseit r; si. I . g : l 4 .l l l , r haii : , . pee e. . .) thei r Majwiiirs• Serums will perform the Thy or September, lilt. "" J- stalestney, while Lord Castlereagh inineelf is the 1 "" " " 41 4; °nom Von Ran i ti:t Ns* yea Illeartae. A N Rio/. WAY TO PAY OLO DEBTS. I,IPRINIONS whose Ammo! Premiums rail emir " 1 Alb " .6.4.4lthiet i 96 °libber ' . • Ads i;f itiw English Legation. flip suit., consists "Y i 111 ‘1" Vr'm• Thdookolmmley; N. SAW. P r iry o m p ut u.„. Lord t„,",„11 , kb, Hau s a ; Ur OUtra 0.110111101, Ko. .11. , es the tea lasemet, me *webs tallemied, dISt it. This day Is ;inhibited, prite e,. boiled. •of.tilbOrt _unknown Lords, whuin he canna present Eras; W4•Blbers,4r.titsalset • AUwaMb i Mt., ; • his- . wipes are item ready to be delismud at the Oesirsay's Of- CRMICA I GRAMMAR of the FRENCH woe Secretary and Heenan. ; .U. Ant/edit, Privy Ouneellur ors Gre L ly, sir hem , Nur " is,.. sl oa d m ; teliwett, 'Sees, over thm Royal tailiempe4 and in Pall Mall, as well as 'aunties Ettropeau Diplomatists. to the Caliinet ;N. Verdict-, Priepie Cuhiori Sec re t ar y , ,M. Mr. Wcwitscr , 3414 litsoillos Ls. 1610113. 1111 "1", 4 'bar oolootioll APOSSis ilta snood Cumeles; sad th e EZIOUSH.LANOU4IIIOIi with Tahiti., Mimi- , • octal:en 6. Krieger, Court Csiuseetter; Al. PS foie. 'rowelling Mot- daltor calculated to Mid the tigerish illudeat is the acquire. The Duke of Kent left Aitc.le-Cliii pel le this d i ll: l 7 l : m in y • a l:7:1 ( s t imieve ier Y•l7 l " pr l is 4 co le”e v.. o n er t i anie M a til i.wre. Mrs. Or r. • , . Parties assured me _viespiesual so a be tbs lesiewel a ~ • ea- Mkt ukkli, the 'llWistie tombastie Plea, their Melo*, as in lbeatro tile tell if I, as th a went of the Similes of the Fres& Lestosee. mid le Elio moraing at eight o'clock: The ilifestinn of tile vas e pift,,,, Dar„1,,,,,,i Rte p arasse, beleati tha data at the Preach Stbelar a Knowledge of the English 'Naga.. aueellor, sod Presidegit of the Cooatil of State; AMOROSO. KINGOF I,.I'L'TLE BRITAIN. ouch rotiolt will thou empire. By W. HODGSON. everuanon of ?ranee is now talked of in all societies 8 . 161 e Ch town Von Bernsterf, Seereuoy of Slur, sod Illisiater the as decides!. As yet the formal set has not been Foretell Affairs •at Yon Jurtla ' It • Lnodeirs Priated the .1. Storer , Moot Library, 73, M. . . . .• M. 1 4 Pagilks4 or of Lellaties; I. Amoroso i King of Little flettals), Dr. Harley; Rumende _ SAMUEL FEWKING, fae• thdrolorY• Paul's Mitieb- yard . signed, but the *Moments of the ministers and So. M. mutter. Finance Ca' ntueLlow cud Treasury Director; 1, this Cook), Mr. KetelL Cotiortiods (Dues of. Little Sri. °•• AlModamo brim*, daily, at the p a w wh o , tar a s .Of whom may he had, vereigus all *incur ha the measure, which only now Si. Schasimati, Coutireline of State; Al. Huourtere, Privets lain). RM. Eland; .allFlfillosso (Mold of eke kgcbilibbeOr uiehoreGmedm. Marabmildisrai mid sidims.CHERPILLONIPS Rom OP bEftsiOtia ; or, GUNS • Abs. &ger - • Harkawr,la Desk.* Mil IlaiWiagarom Loss or to Preach Trusted,* and Coastesetion, Si. ed. awaits their official sanction. The greetest MR. s e'''''"Y *"'""'"* I l'i; In• Free , Pfe i l"' C 1 • 11 "" 111 "ii *tertiary.; N. Gatti, Conti Cs' sonisihir ; 111. Mirberlie, le. To 'Ai& will* Ike Fares of ' ternshoe; wad also foe to Assamace it , sad graansgpAll= CH ERPILLOKIYB KEY ta Ditto, 34. 6d• . cult) , in Hit ulterior arieugernents,,and in the set- r ., „„.„,,,),,,.; hi Caste , Privy (3 ,,,,,,,,, a ,„.„ secretary 1 MB WEATN=COCK. so, lams. ,la 11,-FW• Plaids . ; will he lamed fear et aspiess ‘ to the part of Pepsis. This Power, it will b e ret u r n.. rogginasit ; Si. Create and M . 'sue. Unwell r i .. rof the State 1 Old riebk," Ilk TIWool° 14 • 11 k , br • ° g ime " Amessid, 'where Ike Amami Premises ..mead to es. or sp- rasa (holism 11111.0abieep. %Walla, iniar. , AIX-LA-CHAPELLE, Octoiti a. . bereeklihrweil the greatest dissatisfaction at the de. clianeeihtry; Lient..Gtsi. Von Bayer, !iiiriatir of . stele sad Sake °AM; Reodyi Scutt. ..-nesali o ..---- 'lstre that occurred iu the affair of the Private relw i dea r teek . T arint li i E r ' Ai t: T e: jwis‘ ." .:: ' , :r uov e4 .l ;* .. us:t ast il Levir , l o , n l l efi l s o sii j r ii e r i . ne rellM islikeLlettLai t er.u rie tarror;est • M. , • 1 1,11eallistu h4l4retigoesii at Sa teeleelk. Ilmi do Par-. ReHASERS of imam- -will obtain a . Tun leas bges t intopifs t o t e....4.o, e s w eft e t __ ; Pier., _ _ ea mourisramerhars WAi r esu l ab a,c;= tf lea fais neee c eos . ottz g reekteapon, Cos! fhi r aieselmic : 6 : 2 omahe erseni tibug4R-' t et adtaarfafirn e e; ba is n wi t b : l6fi tur t iera r dt . t eedt illetlidella y . .: th in g ex ili es Mai prest it eeplisa, lailleirir lie tballi : et . . l iv i bli 111 : 41 : ' ire. L; l l. 4llllllfr . geti ii.aurv e ve ra l : : l : 4ll 3 . l+ 4 l 7 "t ur re. V .. .i.. r mi t il ll: l i t eh s. "l" ,...tl ei j;s n u: s l7: lll" . a .t h i s taj t !u r " .. . 7 4:1; ‘ g..11. p.,,,,. ii ,_,,,, a p., sa 4\ ' PAAtiost argil. • F • sink lb e . mem gr itato o t w h o p, • Cape ia ditOtillot , Thin . Het Jfe&day bf the ..., tees. • - - ' Alvens Ebro, Uaiiii..tieileral Voo Luck, Chief . onus sad•glimea S. t„,, b b w at ,b,, lu lled "' ""' .1..... IWO Itgi'MwsteataterriNG, of surd" fibricf &gli r erwbr Awitri's it was expected that he Viol " those to be adopted. are in the main correct, and • hksehed lry , li process pectins, to themselves, wittiest eby. go to the Cathedral Church in great state, and that sill meet the view, of ail the Poorer, of ch.:Staff in the doilid of Wariphrlia. its et, fisher Ten WI F ea r ; wham may b. lief 0 - 1161;; - .` spiral said I which readers them much mere durable, are he would aftermath. hold a Curl, st which all the The .. Dar's' rktly -sad, for the foribee atosamasdallea et the -'! • • bum given by the city list night was very LIST Or THE Pk:ll5Ol4S COMPOAING•THE SUrri Or of per. aellieg is single pieces, at wholesale prices. Foreign Ministers and the suites of the different Pishlie,:the Illes-nlfor will be opus every Beeeing Iwilliant i , sod will be long remembered in the entitle TIIII !EMPEROR OF ALL nil RUSSIAS. formate, from:Tea till alters'. • of the Redoubt of Aix-la-Chapelle. The houses This de, **published, price Is. DI. Os Memery,,llar Trersiyof Ilemlet: Hawke, Mr. Keen; lion was disappointed is both case. by the indispo- • Camp to She limper'"( ; A:otiose, Danilewski, Aide.ile-Carno Ophelia. ems use, Mrs Illigekessie (her third appeoiresee ONSIIIERATIONS on the MEANS or 'Pion of his Imperial Majenty. Some or the Fo- opproade the hall-room in this pile or buildings wer , do .„ . m ii 44, c i i ii . m . Si . Mel. inicshatted. Prossisu gendarmes on Pout and horse - u fis P 94 '' ' '"' ' l "' 1 ' e " e "le" , at Shia Tlweire). After width, taw Loathe at Lockmagithe. C altar s choir PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT to th e reign Minister" called at her hotel, but were inform- back I.E, Maitre doe <arena Ousar.li. 4ittr.ele- C`} On Tuesday, Lenoir' and Clarion: Liege!, M r . C. Fisher redusdaat POPULATION of °REAT 11RITAIN sad ed that the Emperor could not see them. The attended, to keep order and clear the streets moral; Prince hlenn titseliikuff, A i!",.....1...( iiap Distend : (his but appearance it London); Clarissa, Hiss Wi th am. - IRELAND, timing% the medians of as improved sod coma Ojarow.hy, Aid,••ite.raniu (it:meal, kl Cumuli:Ai, I .• , iVith the Farce iff The Sleeptsig Oreetht• ferrety System of COLONIZATION in the BRITISH Emperor of Russia proceeded there likewise at for the carriages. The company began to arrive at seven o'clock. Every carriage in the town and . 1 4to*t M. Lesuciwg, Auto ; , t:01. sulmokit ; Dr. likehler; ' On Wednewlay will Ira revived, the Comely of The TERRITORIES is SOUTHERN AFRICA. half-peat oue, and after having alighte d end coo. rt &nee Trubetske , i. A ids••tie•Catnp-Getteral Count Schavalull; ' Taibionable Lever. with Sty - spouse sad 1 ,: Ned, Mr. Printed ler, sad sold by. Jabs Daeshank IVO, Piccadilly. veered for a minute or two with • Chemberlein. neigilb°,:riumd was 'Imo; Count hesetruile. Secretary of Anne ; Costa Cepo wen), li n e our coaches employed in bonging elector' ITlai r i a , Secreto r y of Stale; 111 Gouluovfoll; Court Cunisorliur ; put in requi . itiou, aid many of di TartiolJ ( kit first appearence,iu I..oridoe). Of whom assirlse had. returned without eyeing his Majesty. The Entre- to the poll, returned and brought successive quotes. M. Val. iiiisliy, Collect Aseesser; Baron Austeis thickets, The Tragedy of Diaticsid 'Mother will shortly be A TREATISE. on the REOOIIIOII of the CREATION roc of Russia was dressed in an Austrian . uniform' .rerireil at this Theatre: Orestes, Mr. Kea.; Pyrrhus, Mr. mud nu the MORAL ATTRIBISt fI sr the CREATOR.The Emperor of Russia and King of Primi* College Aasessur ;M. Muller,CeUrt Counseitor; tiaruu Wylie, Mehl Fisher. By Sobs Somme, ILA. • „ f compliment to his Austrian Majesty on hie arrived about eight o'clock, with their suites. The Ist Physician uf the Court.cCusint Sfachlefierti, P4try Coun. , A Newt Cootie Afore - woe is la preparation, cad will speedily be produced. la .few day. MB be published, price 13s. boards, A n, IlY pe . r gilitteldalitipleriidin Iris hate. . he ; rd . he ni sc as it il ig in s B r Emperor was (leased in a Prinwisit uniform. Their " Ikr ; Cfldbe 19 ' . "" e k 4 C4 66lbe r l '"l Baron Keifiklwrs Chamberlain; M. SillUalta, Gratlenyin ut the Chamber ; M. MN E CHURCH CATECHISM, and RITE were, O f course, the principal obj ect. or attraction *ctlaikt 'attended Divine 'service at the Protestant . • their slay, omen eau nearly an boor and a ty's Ambassador ot Berlin ; Prince Lulnimirsict, linoleum° of 711S.4TRE-ROYA L. COVENT-GARDEN. AOP CONFIRMATION, Expiable.% ad inestratedi church in the morning, at 8 o'clock. along with the daring 1 1 : 1 'i in sarong of Leeteres. half. Nor were they idle spectators of the gaiety the Chamber; M . Fabrmart; Lieutenant-Gera-4 Baron ON MONDAY NEXT, October 1,, will be By THOMAS TIMSTA LI HAVARFIELD, B.D. . troops in•garrison here. His Majesty was scconi- of the *erne, or inactive spectacle* for the public J..miai; Prince Galitzio, Gentleman ut lite. Clsatubte i acted. the Tragedy of Fellow 0 Corpus Christi Celine, w ir d. m e ck s on o to panted by the Princess of Tour and Torsi., his pee. Their Imperial and Royal Majesties deuced Major.(ieneral Bowie; Cumuli, Golewkin, Privy Counsellor ; VENICE PIIESEItVED. his Ituyal Highsese the Deke of/keen. bistar.in-law. Iler daughter, who is a Catholic, a) I • I • • rt i-uscrosaise wit h great spirit w i t h tne D u k e Of Friuli, Mr. &Wham • Balmer, Mr. Censor; Jeller,Mr. "The w e y f or a n mew to be mud, is by the knowledge of after the religion of her father, attended Divine i c KEnibte; Pierre, dr. Young. Belvidere, Miss 'O'Neill that truth which the Word bath aught: sad Pawl awned service in the Cathedral. ' The Duke of Kent lira Kent, the Duke of Richelieu. Lord Castlereagh, TIIE IVORTHRRN 'CMS: tieing her tiro apron-epee th is season). life Is a thing of itself coasessaleable to all, it *bevel\ .4.... A here • h andthis" • ' d last mg t. a was morning visited and other distinguished persons, the Princess of After Makkah. Dramatic Rummer of that the Wind of Gud, the aumeary Mee tbereasto, he se - 1 - hir the Emperor Alezender. His Royal Highuess Teur and Taxis, her daughter, the Dockets of • . —...---_ , . . • BLUE BEARD: likewise.%-Hatsitea • Kent, the Countess Loadoe : Printed foe J. Hateber4, No. 1110, Piccadilly; J. being lodged at the Redoubt, in the - most fre- , , . of Metternich, (sister-in-law of The 'followitt recount of the item !list obstruct OR, FEMALE CURIOSITY ; the Mi n i ster ) Lady Castlereagh , anti other ladies. the navigation of Slur Arctic seas 'Way prove gratiti- Parker, Oxford; and Messrs. Drighliews, Oushrldge. quitted part of the city , a great crowd collected u... se-1 LI:.-L--- el.- its--s.— ..r sr ..... ............1 AA... e.. ...A... ..r ...........1.._ I. 1.. lll.Amarlierr. Mr. &redo.: Ibrahim. Mr. Sisataans; Se- CORDI.II. BAIA Or - - ------ -----•-• much he' hero sent by - it& rested individuals L. against Me•Sieint • that are aihrettiseil ; lint there is a s sty important olivervslion to In matte respecting the Corilial itutit of Gilead% that sitter:a .to opriatiou was greets, safe, tool ittlicaciura in thus, rAuplainta for whit Is it IS rreouserutkol, amt orsirrrsally astotinistsrctl with icvariablequeerts,il could not hate Obtained the ittraataptell Jetts:soil it has acquired; for, ie. is has rarity the great advantage of a persuasive nth yoen:e at the ear of the pate. nt, so uelking but bit coolie tow of it. virtues. by ii. snlistirsy 'Meta, van Isidore pr..- erverauct, ctrl y. t rtwotistilite is•rs,veratiee is rertatali cost requisite to evislt:c cacti the 11.ippost colistonatistu tsr. - /hy po:gals and gr4e?:.31% to root toil Lhrisitic stsea,ses, ka.l ie- Store Moe vah luttonirtais to Ise.s:111. sum by I A 414, IK , Strato: ; BACOa j iJO, OX(01.1-%:•" t j Clreapvide ; Tule, tach•inge ; awl W. 1.31 iloll. o ro : pro-, I Is. r. :, or noir to • family bottle for 33.1 Ly hit h one I 1: o lib the words " Sahel. lioloasort, Liverpool," engraved oar the Stoma ••• Dr. Solomon experts. abets ronstiltril by lend..., 01.,e u.sal ratstp:iment of a our 1.141111 11011. 11) he eoekotal, " Letier. Ur Soho i ~,,, Golrad-llott,e, near Livrepoul. post ':r " . - priir 'lore slo!lior, That *farce. interv•lltrx, nod ustfal %Voirlt ',with think ix e,w. u i. ttroosi Porira.i 1144. ass • ✓ aof G,1ra.1.11..n0:.i. A CLAIM TO I:: I.TII; .a, to lulls my. .n a 'swirly ..t romp' S M I) ciaotword4g i Trrator uu Female Disrstirs„ • and 11% rwlo.stilrine Complaisito ; also Ccorrial fte. Matta piarawa tills tiliarh the Minims boi'y is Hose tlo• mode ti...t 118141 n :ut.!ika u:ttal jovially adapt. d (or ti;s: . al tst.