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~' - t1 I atittiotrositia. Sat the ins (fanners) of that day my now a irK a r aid are .a►arally very math disettatented.ln (Nolo .f IL ladityr of the ✓ournal des liebats) lake Madras Coitee, about 2,300 sold, to smog fait hid. to bid, good sld. Simi, about 4,500 sold, ordinary in fair to goad fair 514.10 64., good aid. maps, 4,000 aohl, ordinary In iniddlise good fair bid. to 0141, good rip. ; 100 1 4141. to bd. per lb. The oilier sake haw* 900 Imp Perssidlik44 . ewddikif Upland, good fair 74. to 714 ; 3011. s leln 100 Bengal, lair 5114.; 160 Surat, very ordioary, 54.; sod, rim/ poet, mirldling 4 o4., fair to good fair. 4 30 fitirliai:•, middling 714, fair to grad (sir $4 7„ 1 /1" ; If° Carriikart sad Greesds, fai r to good is i t gpoifti lie lOC in lnie pee lb, Total, 900 begs. .- I " _ BALTIC PRODUCE. lettliVidribt market li heavy at • devils, of shout os, pgr era, from the prices of last week. , Foelaerept, Tuesday, Oehler 1, AM, Poor o'Cloch. Cfrvgg.—:live Small pablie roles_ of Plaarld.kro "'Pre brought forward to-day, conaimitag of 369 casks sod PS bags; the prevailiag rialltim were =Who( to 'mid wit ling maim, *hid writ off at fall prierie k fain 126 a. to 1365. OIL per rot ; • parcel of dee urdlery 'meek* roiled ,to hum 4 tride visa hikes at very le gb item. via- 1, 0 1 - 4.1. per met. ; Mr tie Ade Iha faarl et igpient to Me 'mere steady, thnogh the Moved in sot lively. Soma.—The B. P. fitark•t wsi eery keit/ t.-day, and skew 1000 Miele. carte meld at time fall prieei of tart week ; it iv praboble that more lassinets areold have bee* dune had the supply of the good qualltiet bees more maritally,. Cerron.—The three public saki of Cotton to-day Falk ant areessiosed any alterative is the pricer, mono very Wili am, America. Colima was meld et low roars, but the other deatelptiois debt ot iteithly aid nearly the whole *so Md. igintEiGN iNTELLIGENCE. • • 1 1 •PIPUS. Plata, STPTE‘affitlit 27. . . The King, who wet indieposid yesterday, is bet ter to-day. The hioile tontains the ftillowing piragraph:- 7 All the obsticles which rentainea against the fitnil adjustment of the negotiations with the Court of Roine,'relatiee In the Concordat, are removed. The 24 Bishop' are nominated, and the limits of their dioceist . i fixed according 1 . 6 the demands Of France. The Duke de Micas, who has had the htinoiir of finishing this inipitrtaot business, will return to Paris in December, to resume his *Ede 'bout the person of the King. A letter from Keane. stales 61;1 'kriging ittpre henaisiOit ore there 'eutetlaioed of the health of M. Corbiere. • .. Letters from Vienne 011ie, that the Empernr of Austria wail to colualietice his )ournerfor Verona on the 30th of September, and thit Jae Einiteror of .R 09.14 W2B to follow On the IN .r .Iplktobvr. FIID2 AT PAOLI', September 1111.—Five pet - feat( opened at ft f. foe.; demi at OS f.; Reek Shirrem 1,4117 r. 50 Ifeepiittien Stock, 771.—Extlaage me Landes sae soma, SS f. e. ; three woad% IS f Sae. Sitertlllllllll_l7. [EXT•♦CT FROM ♦ PEIVATE I.IITIIIIO According to dispatches •raised from Courtanli• nople. the affairs of the Grerks have become * so 'WON, that it is said they will not *sir, in order to .take them into consideration. Until the Cony,ress of i r tfoll.l bright,; but that immediately after the Sr. of the Monarchs and the Plenipoteswirries, they will hoW conferences upon that subject. t.ord Mtvongfoed is to come to Vienna to assist it these conferences, as well as Baron Lows". [PROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT, SAME DATE.I It is alerted that the Empemr of Austria de parts on the 30th for Verona and the emperor of .Russia on the tat of October. They ore,to.iske the mite of Tegerusee (u cusile at the foot of the Tyrolean Alps). where they will pay a visit to the King of Bavaria. The arrival of the Duke of Wellington is still deferred. It is supposed' that tills circumstance will cause the rimferelicee of the Congresi to commence only at Yetotia. The too "Sovereigns shew theonwebrea ,alinn.t every day in poblic, The Emperor Alexander does not fall to attend terry fepresentotioss of Rtes. sine's operas at the theists* of the Porte de Cerixthie. That Monarch hit trotnenred the Dow. alter Princess Schwortsenhvg wish a 'visit; also the Marquis of Loodowelors•t 11..0rd Stewart), the Bra. tt,h Ambassador at our otio. They write tufa the frontiers of Moldavia, under the date of Alit epteinher—" Some Tartars have brought to Bucharest the news that the floopodur Ghika will arrive without delay it Stlistria. The Huspodar of Moldavia trill find hothirg but ruins es Jassy. There remain but a few honeys that ere standing. Every thing else continues in the same elate; the rich Boyards who have emigrated, Wiped that which is to come with tenor. The new Hos. podefi are only the receivers of totes, in the rums a/ the Porte, and receive their instructions from the Dies.. The Prince Ghika has obtained a divorce • from hie wife, olio refixed to return to TiftkeY', where her father bad been strangled. All The Greeks will be obliged to quit the its." LEBHOII4 SEPTEMBER 15. The day before yesterday the Neapolitan frigate Aitaher, .orie guns, comontmcktd by Captain Ca . tics, arrived here. She convoyed three traosportq which brought the equipages of the King of Na ples. M. de Pignatelli. Duke de Mouttlione. .• Charge d'Affaires at our Court, came in the frigate. The frigate is to return iintnediately to Naples. The King, however, *ill not collie by sett; but ' tikes the road by Foligno and the Marches. 'DESSA, SEPTEMBEE 3. Aecordingin the tort letters from Constantinople, the Greek iiisurrectiou is there regarded us hearty •• finished. The Ottoman troops have entyred the Mores. Europe knows what a Turkish amnesty means. it Oil! now be seep, if it true, that Lord Strangfeld menaced the forte • to quit Corwin• . tiqople in. ease the *fealties of Seto should Le . equated. . . . ..1a one of the latter conference' of my Lord with the }iris-Effendi, the-Wier, it irsitid, esibarrsesed him. After hieing spoken of the olnielute refusal df the Porte wirennit the Allied Courts 's° inter. ...oda& with the 'Kiri of the iisteeter 'of Turkey. ▪ - 0'641d - ed . .Lord Strangford that the Porte, bred nit interfered with the interior affair. of the ionise • istoods.reheu au immure-ethos looks int thee*, and • which woo 'oppressed by she kluplilik with the • ogeosteet rigour. ftk Is sold tit herb baled, dad ,:iIV4 route, intended th treat the eatiquisbed °feasts .. Rrth pare unhinges thins England haditintS.the'. issindsitants of the linage Islaudo.. N. • h 'generally said et Constantinople that Moo dew Hospodats bought their employinents at COO ' .srsoliNoplt by euctitroj'and that Wallachia was GERMAN AND ITALIAN PAPERS. SAWS% taiorastfraft 7. Weloitie Wore us a letter of a vet, recent date. written.froin Corfu. August 27, respecting the af fairs of Greece. We extract the following pump 'froth it : “The affairs of the Greeks go on badly. Wed. not know where their tquadron ts. Some persons believe that it is dispersed through the Archi pelago, for the purpose of taking on bawd and saving their unfortunate randier. ••• We have not for some time mist received any serfs from Missolunglii, and tie therefore refrain from giving an account of what has parted in the Althea. We shall say only, that that town is block aded fiy s divisions of the Turkish slioadron, the re 'ittainder of Whil'h is portly at Pommel, hod Molly cruising is llte Archipelagos 'Jo Thr Vice-Consuls of foreign Poirot, leering the disistera in relerve for Missolunglii, have Withdrawn Goth it. The inhabitants are Bps% in all ditictiootA scekiug a rtluge iu the neighbouring mottistainii." SEILONA. gIICPTEMIKIK 111. We ere Dow certain that. we shall have the Con gress here, and it will be in a short time. Eaton Maier is 'already arrived to prepare a residence for their Imperial Majesties the Emperor and Empress of Austria. The Palace is not determined upon. Some are for that of the Legation, with the addi, Poe of the Hotel Wl* Torre; some for the Prlalce Emilj, with the addition of the Palace ['aerial ; and some fur the Cam Merlotti, with part of the Came End. The latter seems to be preferred on account or its situation, though it is not large. The Count Gore store that the Casa Canes-ii is Hot thought of. Our Bishop has offered his palace gratis to the Legation of his Holiness. LEGHORN, nPTIESIBER 14. We have in one roads the following vessels, which have arrived in the beginning of this mom h :-••• The Wasaestiar Deitch skip of the line, of 74 egos, bib pus, Captain Spiugler, Rear-Adedrat Barua Utopia; the Welt hog Avollusho Captain Gortnistis (these two cam him G. non) ; the datah frigate the Selteld l . 44 Rua', 300 nes t Captain Pl'Bo4llo, front Gibraltar; the English cutter tte beer, Captain Basses, frost Malta, wills despair's. fur YO4-Adotiral Sir Civilises timer. The Rochefort, SO gum, Admiral Si, G. More; mad the Glitch corvette fickle, 22 peas, arrived here (eons Naples lain math. On the 9th of this month arrived the Nentey Ass, ihd on the loth the Effaa. both of the United Stites . ; the first in Six months from Sumatra, and the second iii ten mouths from Entavia. They have brought 1150,600 I ha. or pepper, so,ooo lbs. of Su matra coffee, and 1,108 blocks of ties in the night of the 6th instant, Vesuvius emitted moat brilliant flames ; but unaccompanied with any noise.—(Gozetta Pietisoatese, September W.) TIEWI4A. satrs:stash 17. Metalliques, 87 13 3t —Bank Shares, MS 3-b. EIWIKTORT, MlPTlthlialt 2?. Os the 79th of Julys tire broke out at Coo stantitrople near the mosques of the Sults,. Mehe- Toed, which, though prompt succour was all'oriletl, could nut be rxtingenised till it hod destro)rd about 41,000 houses sod shop.—{Jewrwal 4e Fruhk . fort, September i 4.1 NEW YORK PAPERS. [From the MemoistiPt Adoertiotr.) BOARD OF HEALTH, Aublast Dr. Domain's, reported a woman sick with the vellum fever, in Bank-street : he also reported • prison sick with the yvllow fever in Leonard-strert. Dr. Se.ionan reported two cores; they wera both from the infected district. Dr. Poriales reported a person sick with the yellow freer. Dr. Neilson reported that Dr. Floyd died on Sunday with the yellow fever, at Jersey city. [From the PkiladeJpais Union] THE PION-INTERCOURSE ACT. I'he faculty and the members of the different done& of Health undoubtedly know mote of the subject than we do, but positively we can see no good cause fur the great alarm which the Rector• -street disease has occasioned in New Yoik ; that district has been fenced up; the sick have been re. moved to different parts of the town; and in no out instioce dors it appear that they h.ve spread the infection ; yd. by an isidiscrimitiate Non-Inter course Act, it so Ardered that oo person or persons, goods. ware., merchandise, or clothing, shall enter Or be brought from the city of New York into the city or county of Philadelphia. until otherwise de termined. It is not nrcemary to remark on the in conveniences which must result frutu such a regu lation. THE BRIII S H. PRESS. LONDON. WEDNESDAY. Octoogi %, iste. A Hseaborgli hlail arrived tart night, with Papers to the 45th September. They content the follow issg eulogy upon the character of the tniperor ALanannaa, and the motives which have iodeced his Majesty to tike in person an active pert in die emnpbeated and important intetests to be discussed in Cuestas t— " IT. rettesauanti, AUGUST 18. 'His 'Alessi the :Emperor set out for Caere tojeweiwou the leth ef . ttie 'south, to go first 'to the eepital oL lei* kinjgdOgs 'la 'Poland, then to Vi ern% Mod iiitictesrtle to Vermea. This jimmy . . is le be Considered es e sacrifice male by the Em peror foe the good of Europe. His •great empire cenetnotly needs him, and the (certainty not cam, won) tics which in Hestia attach the Sovereign in the celintry, and the people to the sovereilin, would ot a ' ' isrlidarreilles . 04;4 arils of this iallipooliiiii k' ~ his 41 * - A wilt be absent'sseivrid %tont - 'his isithfisf peopih is 'prepared not to see Fnurretorn till the android and conspliEsted interests, which 'have been render. ed important by se jinni" , eiaoffiefing even% ANN' hove been disodosed and iditloted tb dot gene h 1 1 satisfaction. The Empefbr has a rikiit from it* 'EurOpeau pudtic that it shill shicesoly acknow - - ledge his upright endeavour, to preserve the peace of our part of the world, end "const'quently the me disturbed welfare of millions of fansiliee for his Majesty, ever since she comehenceffient of his teat 'political career, 'has shewn no other wisher, and followed no other eyetem, than to secure pestle to his contemporaries, and 'maintain the most complete possible harmony Isetwiiu the Oitiernmenti Which cull alone consolidate t h is pence. The Erliperor may expect that his present absence from his be loved Subjects will be seen in this point of view only, as he has just given the greatest pewee! proofs of • inoderatieu seldom met with in history. Offended at a orighbonting 'owe►, which teemed to twee laid it down as a rule to depart prom these principles, Web, with all other deviations from erdinit'y forms, could 'lobe plate it in the rank of Europein Powers, the great heart of the Emperor preferred 'counting the drops of blood which the 'pursuance of his just claims to satisfaction must knee caused to tow. Elevated above the sensatious innate the nature of man and of Sovereigns, the ruler of the greatest empire on earth resolved to follow only his own feelings for the peace and tempi. bees of nations, and to illustrate his by the greateift ample of moderation that ea mighty a Monarch could leive to posterity. Even the pros. pect of a great increase of power could not induce his Majesty to sacrifice his pure principles to ordi nary policy. The Emperor needed it not to make Russia more happy, and that was sufficient for him not m expose the welfare of this quarter of the glebe to new dangers. There needs but • short review of the history of our time•, to prove to the world hoe the Em• peror himself is ready to open his heart to ally views of national prosperity. The constitution given to the Polish nation must convince all Europe of this, fur the Emperor gave it freely, from the impulse of his own paternal heart. But he did not let his work rest here—he proved in Warsaw that he was magnanimous enough to re main unchanged, even when the result of his generous resolution did not pet fectly answer his ex pectutirin. It was impossible more clearly to nisei* fest the implicit will to gain the love of his people. With all these Wimp for the happiness of the world, the Emperor cetera approve when indivi• duals, or perha p s associations of individuals, throw übst•cles in the way of such high purposes, through an unhappy love of disorders, or perhaps from u wish to promote their private interest, and thereby perhaps to endanger the tranquillity end peace of tdious. Ever since there have been Governments rod people, there have existed forms, the sacred inviolability of which ensured the peaceful existe•ce of birth. Todestroy them with inconsiderate band, is • crime committed *pilot nations. What Mo narch, what reasonable man, what reflecting people could approve of it ? The cusmopolite must dread its existence. But who can deny that such a crime does exist ? and what citizen, regardful of his domestic huppidess, «Al not be slimed at it ? if the Emperor of Russia holds out his august fronds, in conjunction with his most illustrious Allies, to conjure every storm that threatens daoger to the happy citizen, he acquires a dines to his gra titude and that of his posterity. Present and future ages must !my him this tribute. and history will immortalise his memory like that of a Titus. The object of the meeting of the nugust Mo narchs and their Representatives at Vienna and Verona, after what has now been sai4 cannot be a secret to the world, because the Emperor Alexan der has taken the resolution to attend it in person. Though the details of the negociations mad be re. served for a future period—though the means to attain the noble object may be subject to manifold discussions, the tuitin point itself is hultibitabh., since Europe has seen that the founder of that Holy Alliance, which originated on the bunks .1 the Seine, lies trcertrid himself practically to confirm the t • iplts laid down in it, and still further to confirm them by his present journey.' The Russian nation blesses therefore the remelt:. tion of its generous Sovereign, even though it most be fora time depnved of the benefits which it daily receives from the hands of its Mongrel). With high and well-founded pride it will *hew the way by which its beloved Sovereign reefing with the &piers of its boundless g rat i t ude.-•-( Bremen Gazette, September 41.) LEY/CRC, IMPTEMISPR 8. Of 2,ooohooses which had been spared by the preceding Mee at Jassy, only eighty ale now stand. tug, besides a principal wing of the Palace of the Prince. This tnisfortuue was not caused by acci dent or negligence (for every third house was. in flames et oncr), but by cold.blooded calculation : it was .wished to remove the Prince's iesidetice from Jassy to the teem of IGounit4 about 16 leagues to the west : OS Turks pertilied hi the flumes, victims to their own rapacity I how many Christians cannot be detertnintal. For some weeks past Wally Greeks have cotue through here; their • Peas itemised i. Sur patsrotil it to vailibEekt A aginwelF,ooll Sate are said to be violist httsi sad sailors • frail all the pro. Vista irid ;stands se ancient Uree'ee ; they are 4flhty poor and moderate ; a handful of fruit arid 1 Pieta of dry bread satisfy their wants. All those Obb elm give any satisfactory account of the object of their journey Obey all Want to pass for aterchant.). receive their passports without any difficulty. But a few evilly suspicious individuals were refused.— ( Hanstergh Papers. Septeraber 24.) Exchange on Loodon, 36 16-37 1. ST. torressetnisd, taircsussa 10. Excirsage ess Lambe, to 1-31.—Ansatordna, 10.--Itain bergh,l4.—Paris, 105 The Pktlise•fese Casette of the lgth of Septem ber contains s• article, under the heed of Naples, the 7th, which ttaqes, that the affitirs of Greece go on badly, and that there is no account of the Greek leet. A letter from Corfu, of • very rape and uncertain character, is the only anthority for- this ststement.—A fire broke out in Constantinople on the 49th of July, by which 4,000 houses 'sad shops were destroyed. The Paris Papers of Saturday last contain an article from Vienna which states, that in conse rpseace of dispatches received from Constantinople, the affairs of Greece were considered to be so ar gent, that the Sovereigns were going to diocese them immediately in the Austrian capital, without wait ing for the opening of the Congress at Verona, and that Lord STRANGIOID was coming from Turkey to be present at the conferences. Three Papers contain no nests from Spain, nor ■ny further account of the military operations of the Turks sod Greeks. New York Papers to the 41st of August have arrived. The yellow fever. which lately made its sl►pearaoce at New York. has not speerd to any considerable extent. The Board of Health reports only a few cases. The Earl of LilllOlllOOL and Cowit MUNSTsIi had audiences of his MaosTir yesterday. Mr. Burr had on Monday a long interview with Sir Gnomon Commix at the Admiralty. PlitAcr.—We regret to have to mention another daring act of piracy, committed on a British weasel. The Betsy, DoNam. from Bourdeaux to Brien°. Ayres,' was boarded on the 10th tilt. in lat. 43. long. 11. by a boat's c►ew of 15 men, from an armed ship and a brig. They demanded the vessel's papers. and after overhauling them, commenced opening sloe hatches amid examining the cargo, which consisted of flour; they bored several of the cooks, and took away some of the Betsy's steep, which obliged her to put into Madeira for ouppiies. The ~chip and brig were well armed. reported to be Spanish, and front St. Asidero. The following is the 'bomber of tuns of oil boiled from the produce of the Greenland and Davis' Straits whale fishery Wave 1814. wiB.—• I 1814.... 19,408 181,—. 10,871 1989.... 19,018 1818.... 10,808 1818.... 14,48 t 1831.... 18,809 1810 ... 134.90 1819.... 11.401 The produce of the fishery its the present year is estimated at about 7,100 tuns.—( Ihrfl Advertiser.) We are informed on good authority. that forge ries have just been detected on the following hanks:—the Commercial, the Bank of Scotland, the Recfrew. the Ountiee, and the Ship Book, Glasgow. These notes are manufactured in Ire land, and ere exported to be issued at Brougti-hill fair.—( Carlisle Joe real.) THE Fumus.—The market yesterday was very slimly, and nothing doing: COlllOlll for Accot:ut were alit; ditto for Money. 8IH; New 4 per Cents. 100 it; India Bonds. 49; Exchequer Bulls, 4 pr.; ditto Small,s 7; Bank f..r Aecutinl. 2.53. Foreign Securities: Spanish 65H; Old ditto, 7t 73.; Neapolitan, 77H. The Galway Advertiser of Satu►day states. that fever has doubled within the la.t few days. If some specific remedy is not immediately applied to cheek its progress. the cotncgoences will be dreadful. it has assumed a most malignant aspect. We are WM sorry so observe. that three of the pliveicianii have radiated the disease. mud are now Isisuuring under its baneful influence. One pooe man, who lately had rix children, took the fever—his children were left neglected. and when he was restored, or rather became convalescent, ■nd left the he found five of his children dead. and the other. quite in a sickly arte—his lituit wee heolte—his strength, or mind, or body, was incapable to held up against such • blow, and he I hid hibmelf dowel, saying lie hail no wish to live lunger-i-and before our readers peruse this, we venture to•date he will be 110 Inure ; The fever hospital cari►iet iscesmuno. date or relieve the hundreds that are diseased. The operation of the New Bresd Act of Parke. ment took place on Monday morning, liodoccasiopi ed much bustle among the wantons Wien' shops in the metropolis. The average prier •is from seven farthings to two-pence • pound. The lowest wrigtit sold is half a pound. if any advaidagr by the new regulatioa, it is in favour of the public. Fur soriice--the quartern loaf in weight, four pounds live outlets, was iiine-pence; four pounds of bread is now eight-pence. MAC—Monday morning, at illy-break, a meeting took place in Peckhain.fieldr, between Mr. E., a Gentleman from Hampshire, and a Gentle man well known in all the spoiling circles. The country Gentlemen, who has not beets above a week in town, lost VON. at curds, of which the other Cientleinati was the principal winner. A Mr. J (a friend) who met Mr. E. accidentally in the street, told tom he had no doubt but he had been made the dupe of sharpers, and under this impression the cladletige was given, and instantly accepted. The parties Seed two round., and in the last Mr. E. wonudeil his opponent In the thigh, preening th e latter's ball through his oats hat. A Medical Gen letnau was out the spot, and dressed the wound, which he pronounced not dongeroua. POETRY. THE COLLZAHAN AND TEE POSTER. Al Trio. Coll. Colo.—which means, in proper spellior Trinity College, Cansbridge,--tbere resided One Harry Dashiagton—a youth excelling la all the learning commooly provided Far those oho choose that classic Nation Fur finishing their ectiration : That Is—he understood etowipoihog . - The oil. at arty race or maids; Was a dead bawd at pigeoa-aboatiag; Could kick up refre--keoek doss; the wateh— Play freest awl the rake et readers-- Drink—tie cravats—aod drive a tandem. Mosoiroseromme„ foe, and nostieutioe, So far fro* working reformation, Seemed bet to make his lapses greater, Till he was waru'il that mot offence Would have this certain einsieriumoce—• &opal/lion from his Alma Mater. Ore need not be a necromancer T. press that, with so wild a sight, The neat °fence Deemed seat night; When our locatable came veiling Home as the midnight chimes were torn'', And rang the College bell.—No asswero— The second peal was salt—the third Made the street echo its alarms ; Whet to bis great delight he beard The sordid Jaaitur, old Ben, Rousing and grouting is his dee, .` Who's there?-1 s'pose young Harum•aarem;' "'Tie I, my worth; Bee—'tis Harry; ." Ay, es I thought—and there you'll tarry. 'Ti. past the hour—the gates are closed, You hew my orders—lsbell lees My place if I us lo the door."— " And I"—(young Hopeful iriterposed) * Shall be expell'il if you refese, So prythee"—fieu began to snore.— * l's. wet," cried Harry. "to the skis, Hip! hallo! Bea l—doel be a ninuy ; Serseatb the gate I've thrust a guinea, So tumble set and let me in." Hionsphr growl'd the greedy old curmedgeoe, HaV nverjoy'd and half in dedgcon, " Row yen may pass; bet make no tea, Oa tiptoe wale, sad bold your prate " Look on the stones, old Cerberus," Cried Harry as he pared t►e gate, * I've hoped a sbilling—take the light, Veal, Sod it just oistsisle—gwod sight." Deltoid the porter it his shirt, Corsiinethe rain which Groping sod raking in the dirt, hod all without forcers; but that Is hardly to be wourier'd at, Because to shilling bad been dropp'd; • So he OM o'er the searc► at last, Regaired the door, and found it fast'.— With sundry owls sod growls sod groans, He rang once—twice--and thrice; and thee, Misfiled silk giggling heasd the tones • Of Harry mirnichiag old Bee.— * Who's there''—'Tin really a disgrace To hog so loud—l've leek'd the gate -1 know my duly— . ns too late— You wouldn't have me lose my place."— " Paha! Mr. Das►iupow: remember, TM* is the middle of November. I'm stripp'd;—•tis rearing cos and dogs." Hoak ►u►!" Thule Hal; " I'm fact asleep;' And thee be moored u load sod deep As s whole nampeey abort. " Bit, leerily', Bra, grant admittance At the same rate I paiJ myself." " Nap, master, leave me half tbr pittance," Replied the aearieitsos elf. "NO : alt, or none-. 4 foil artyoillasee;— . The terms, I know, are somewhat high ; Bsit you base fed the price, not I I won't take leas ean't afford it." So, Reeling all his haggling vain, Bess, with as oath sod gm. of pain, Dee out the gales, mod restored it. "Sandy you'll give me," growl'd tle outwitted Hurter, *hen 'gaits admitted, flowielbleg, now you've dune your 'joking, For all Ibis trouble, time, and aodklag." ' 4 . Oh, euftly—eorely," Hairy maid ; •• Saar, as you urge, 1 broke your rest, And you're half deemed, mod quite undress' J, 191 give you.--leava to go to bed." Russat.t., Esq. M.P. of Brancepeth Carle. has provided a pack of harriers for the sninento bf bitmielf and the Gentlemen of the liaighhimr. hood. Ile comuteuced the hunting i,e.tsois Nli.i - thy last. It was observed to a My. Geatletwaii, 6.1 t..,4 -- lasso have felt himself cosuiderabis oft.ii.i.ii"' nt twecrraing the father of a clever sots. • 4 V 0," b• replied. s' he must have felt like a hen that hail hitched a duck, and see t suddenly take aster." VISITING MADE USNIPUE.The Chinese Ml' visiting curds. the colour sea sill of obich li e ft. gitiated agreeably to the risk and eatjmation 'p'' person visited. %Viten oar embassy was in Cluss., Lord MEC•IITNIS received from the Viceroy 't Petchehe a crimson cord—large enough to her pi pered his bed-chamber It was et one time supposed that the poem ' 1 Amplhill Park was smitten by Mr. Lurragatowl laotil NUGENT 111 COIqUISCtIOII....." 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