The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-01-05 00:00:00

P Pr" !'~' 4 • f.' "hi theta le emaihate is OM most ',Mal mama t• the illeMilidetines at the mmetheliso of the eserweby, sod to as lhot the perogstles of the Crown as well as the of She weds should remain inviolate. la ao en. , eating the Cortes have et been Mile to (weed Miltrilliensiaaditio as faros it woo seaseary. lOW toadopt oilier Illesures; bet the Represestatives of the Dation arc shout to efeemi•tilehle return to yar Majesty's mildew, in CO.. Wareelatr ie 4he resale of their obseastione, is order that reek ,is year paternal love, may Aries to provide folio aisittsof the oaten. 6 The disorder. its Armin are priscipolly occasioned by the model of SOW of bee abject% bet the Caere, teasel es. fray fres thisking elpit the (wader of your Majesty's Mi.. blare, has wee shard i• causing them, 'Weigh in as invo lves**, and isaiseat They will nut ceosore those aloof the Government whieb it is Not their duty wow to es seism, sod with which they ore sot well sequaintle; they gewere their ispeansus solely .a results which are notorious, wit the erect which they have produced um public volume; sad from those results they are of opinion, that by their Ones Mariam have lost the creakiest* of the epeeist] belies. " The politic expectation disappointed as to the discovery Mr soospireeten whom reality relit mil be disputed, the to talities of foreign agents ageism liberty and the garble, She complaint" of the adesiondration of justice, the deplorable *ale of she ireneer, the escertainty with respect to forego stairs—all those things kept titer's minds es a roa' eillionetiy, was neeseures not soelcieuily considered, ear ill andeneksed, sofornoste loeidesis of which year Majesty is ma igairrase, addle their weight to bitten, sorpiri..ts, 'si sals she passiess, sad Male discoed unwept • part of the eighties. '. Sane perms had their soothes for apprehensive, others =to distorts sad censure the measures of Ouveroracit. a all owes were sera la esquire the dismissal of leonitiliers; to transgress the buns& of liberty in their ad. *NON to • forgetfoloess of report, and eve to proceed foes that forgesfelares to disobreireace. The imprudent ware the era to soak liberty its tumult, sad sisareiry sa Ines advastage of thee to rear Its fiightfel bond. A WWI sootier of turbulent soil ambitious men aboard the cesthithy of some rale, and precipi.sted them into Masbv deism and poseable ail respectable rotas were enesiseed sod oppremody eeireral astMritiee were forte to yield to Ai Cations, sod the principles of real liberty sod good order were dioregarderl sad asuelatossly abused. . "At the anse time your Majesty is aware to what leogib tie 'notes* of liberty iii writing and speakiee has bees ear ned se the part of thee who me doubtless salsa only to Male It Gam e sad year lenjemy most agree with Mt corm. that the laws is this repel have sot leers well coos ed by thee who ere towered with that (sty. " Tom Mojesty's Mislays Uwe sot socarlirel he refewen: rig tam evils. as is wont evidest from the lineage. Is •hieh your Majesty Ms ben pima to call fee die mom ratios of the Caner Whaseree may hove ass the moss, the feet is at to hr asked. The Curtis hare no rearm to call is ommitirs the geed Weikel of Monsters ; they are swore airy have not all a• equal share is the consplaiuts which have beta made; bet ft ofies happens that good in tetras taloa, and Titles % ere sot .firmest to obtain elle- AM ' a nd samosa la sem Medlisiesi to twociliate esteem, alienist which st is ineassitelaio teems • free In"itPle " The aisle of thil saliva require a vigorous Adarioistviii ties, which, inspiring Miry body . with perfect oratelenee to i its keettedge, heal, patriotism. and Me ref ruble liberty, • Say be able to assist your Majesty is mindere the mama. , soiree mess °pins's', cornetts( errooross immigrate, appeeming hastimesoces. sod sterimbeeria the I.lsesea *ief the Ina. The •ailurrity of the Tama itself, with Is I esestly sod erramissly tafeseided with the penises I (barged to trosimsit the orriens eisesteg free 11, team _ghee, &mods It. And the Corn, to whom tar elm : t riers ploy sad the apleedusr of year Crows are so dear has the liberty sad happiness of the berate i p 4 Mhos they represest, would arm it • west of duty • = es maim it Items to yaw Nurse, that Hwy , ties; . y oweenseeed that the potent Admishersehre boo om l Om tarot fora reemialte for the ascormal matiguseet ' at the goverment of this anon, end the sesistensma of the %le sad preroastiew of the throat. " Nathreal Oragero9, sointatird with the essedesee Mapised by the reelisiaile which dwell is yaw royelesall, mitalsine a hope that ,use elledeeiy, la the moredoll of ,jisse, power. will deign to take thee measure. Oath els; mate pfthe.tiagam os imperiously re/wires; it pea am lairod that your Meirely will ft:knowledge the leerily . if* the I -IllibliekoMbreh dietats Ibis boialble declarable*. and that yaw • allano eulereeis a *met of the eradineee of the therate is aemperaie with the Lag is any lieu which nay Asada" .tothaismaperity of Ake k lu s a rek y . 1 w _ - illterid. Diseseher Is, lett." , .11P11 Kat; hard the Add . 1 . • hasiag gepappe-..“ I Melee your Message ; the lanteineos o.oegt.ataportaat.... I shell take it lute eimaideme time 7 , It 16 thoeght Iplo lfilsjesty will immediately sub . mit the Menage lo Ilir Council of State. . TIIIMPA, atscrataaa so. BMW the 11th of this atesoth au account of the osensentatigo of the Sultan hss beet, its eirculetioi. it aim appetite that it was a roomer invented for the porpose of cowing a decliue in our funds. A fell did in effect . take plait.. but stare yesterday the w .faistio hare reloirered their former value. The priue cited emnesermal houses here hod reenters from Queolostiamde of November 29. who stale, that no 4straordioary event bad tokru place iu that ca pital. careen . soine • Brea. • ander cover of which the Asiatic Turks attempted to &oder some house. ice the .ointar, but severe meemnop were put is forte to manna . theta. 'Ate wet easoshied 4all:4lissa tabled at Belgrade, bet the • Ifirtimo.declernegnar aplust the Perslasie was the stile cease of that Aiessore, and of she oatirly ehicb the inhabiteoU 'hewed oil that occa sion. Lesser Wellachis has been evacuated by the kinsuleseu troops, and the Turkish ( * rootlets 01l the /pastries side are as unprovided as tbry would be Mk 110141 of the most profound peace. . A report has just begnalated that the Jeais. series hod entered the he, soil carried elf the piing Prince Abdo's!, Haasid. and that Maio( 111 their heads the precious pledge, they had com as/11a the Sultan to give them the heeds ref three hi his blunders, smooget whom was Haled Effeadi, tie Greed Stgitior's favourite. . The date of November 211. which this lest ac covet hears. is sufficient to contradict it. 'Tis Ito ! the details of the melodrsuse were well coo mired. ottani. DICIIIIIILIt §. We Imre the following wartieuters relative 411ase • lots aegentatione of Coast Leine , mud Lurgi *Mir ‘ . lord et Geoseinanseple, hum good sethenty 1.0.:., • 4ii the led of November. M. de Lateees• hod eft interview with the tie* litria-Effeitdi, to pre melee of the new Biala -Bey, or Minister of the Sotevier. is a house situate between Peru Dud Os- Ma. The Aisettiso lesersuocio spoke otiosely its tenon of the ftershutufehrserem, and esidetivesieed ts induce the Porte to adopt pacific revetutions. Tbe Keit-Nish eapliii that the Por t e *evict not -----:.----A ' , of Mulder sad W.I. .1‘..).e, • 49.NDQN, 7, 1 SATURDAY, Lurvaav a, tug. We have received Paris Papers of Monday easil Tuesday last. It world seem thst the King fil ' Sestm is resolved so assume sn air of indegisgslitime,' and to try the force of his authority power even of the Cortes. We hope tlpridiselleg i gss has not miscalculated his strength, or-immle ma.; judicious selection of the hour for this ei at , int should he persevere in his apparent isstenfialo of re sisting the wishes of the Cortes, the consequences must Hof • mature se embarreesiug to the blowers. silent, that it is improbable be would ever think of embarking is such a struggle unless he thought him.elfjustilled by his prospect of success io lool ing forward with indifference to a civil war. 'Our readers are already aware that the Assembly it the Cortes having take* into its consideration the Report of the Committee upon the state of the na tion, aveutually concurred in the Resolutitio of the Committee respecting the expediency of en name. mediate change in the Cabinet. Au Address of the Comes t o this effect was ordered to be presented to hi. MAJUTT, and the Deputation waited opou the KING on the 40th of December ; but as it was not asassuiced to his &Until's' according to the forms prescribed by law, he refined to receive it at th a t time, bet appointed the following day for the per. pose. This circumstance is said to have caused a great 'emotion in the capital, and it undouhtedly does not istauirest ■ very **slow desire upon the part of the Kiso to cultivate the friendly diapaGia tioe of the Cartes. The Depotatiou, in perm. once of the . Rico's appoiotomut, attended at the Palace ois tbe %t.t, whea the Address of the Cortes was read to hint. The Ktuo's answer was teat very racism : it coutaiued rase of the usual expres. sioas of esteem and condi/anew towards the Kepre. seutetives of the Galion, near did it betray' yny partiois of that extreme dili.lence is his owe iliscretioo or humility towards the Cerlesa which prompted his Ms./arra uw the occasion of the last change in the Cabinet to retitem the As• sembly to assume the exercise of the royal prerogative, and to choose his Ministers far R _, clamour sad of •erety oppositioo. and that he has again refused their voluntary resignatiou. This conduct would soon bring on the crisis which all dread—a quarr e l between lae Kipa and the Cortes, in which the balance of power between the con leading parties cannot be preserved by the inteesc; 'motion of • third estate, and 'where. consequently.. the succesiof the one must ioevilubly ensure the overthrow of the utbei. In the mean time, as no improper aecomaai ment to the coarse of events in Madrid. we are+ told that to the - nortli.eastern provinces of 'Spain there exists an armed force that his-assumed the impos ing title of the Army of the-Faith;' and that it already amounts to more than 3,000 men. A spirit hostile to the revolution is said to evince itself in va rious places,and Pompeii's's is represented as being in consequence of this feeling the sector of much serious disturbance... There is a singular, if not a suspicious coincidence between these Occurrences, .std the K ma's unwonted display of resolution and iudependence. They portend to Spain intestine wars with all Jbeir concomitant miseries ; but we doubt titat when in process of time the Peninsula shall lave li.onk deep of this cup, and when its his tory shell have to record crews bearing too close resemblance to those which have devastated the neighbouring country, the reel criminals will coolly turn round end attribute all the sufferings of Spain to the revolution, and to those who in the night of her slavery wrought nut with their swords a passage for the day-si,oriog of their country's freedom. The accounts through Vienna from Constenti nestle are of so late a date as the 49th of Novem ber, and as these are wholly silent upon the sub ject of the preteuded insurrection of the Jeuissaries, they falsify. by inference, the report of the revolts tiou, and of the death of the Sultan. It is, indeed, 'dallied in the. Vienna papers, runt the report originated in that city fir the purposes of stock-jobbing. The Turkish capital, however, has not enjoyed undisturbed tranquillity ; excesses of the worst character have been committed, and the fears of the Christian inhabitants have beets kept constantly alive by the frequent -bursting% end plunder of houses.. The death of Haled Effendi, the obnoxious favoUrite of dia l Grand Seignor, is again mentioned. The head of this person, sad those of two Ministers, are said to have been thrown to the Janiesaries; but the report is discredited is the very moment of its utterance. The Turks seem still resolved on war, The English Ambassador, Dot deterred by the ill success or his former itego ciations with the Porte, but being still desirous to preserve the peace of Europe, and the Turks them selves from inevitable destruction, offered a further memorial of advice and remonstrance to the Divan, but ou the nth the Reis Effendi caused it .to be returned. This, might be• considered as almost i tantamount to a declaration of war, and it is rill bible that in this light it is esteemed by ell pirtisd.l Rem cneurnstance, indeed. alseady bears the it*-! 'rem ifs warlike dispositmaili The Turkish 99- • ' , eminent has advanced fresh vim* to Jassy, and . the Russian artillery , has crossed' to Dniester 'elk :advanced towards the Pruth. . •! A Flanders Mail arrived last night with Papeca from Brumels to the gel instant. They give, under the head of Seralin, a new ♦ersion of the reported insurrection at Chnisiantinop, The account of the relations between Ru►sia end Turkey is of a hostile character. The following are extrActs .11.414 N, occurs:it 13. Respecting the events which look place at Cosetautimple ea the tea sod Bath November, .tin Solloirisg somouts are In tin-Malawi mime yesterday at Beimarleithe troth of whin,, however, we cannot weasel. The capital of the Turkish E*. pire, which was thrown into great ogitiotion by the siowiersoe troops from eli growlers, sae Sited sib terror on itOth No 'ember by a great Ire, by which a third part of the suburb. is said to have bees rotated to ashes. The he/Wearies, who were probably the authoreelf 1181 41 11104 'ere stated to have forced their way into the Setagetk l Aiiiii to have turn from his father the only scion of she lasimehil Family, the Prince Abdul Rams! (bora 6th March, IRIS). It is probable that teMien were entertained for the Siloam's life io this violent which .was attended with .bloodshed, and hence the pro of his having been mardered was at the lest mowse generally credited, even is the capital. Flushed with,theii omens in seising the Prince, the Janissaries are said ,le heospercreptorily required from the Bekaa, es se pensable condition, that he florid Jelifiee op theca of his fitio Osiers, one of whom is Haled gffeniii, whs b gem/ally bated, and also that their Deputies stasld preside in the Dim...—. These accounts received at Belgrade, which come doles to the lit December, leave an doubt that Sultan afahnsoird Is still living; hat it may he easily conceived is •lotas easy *lovelies he Gads himself. Acceseis skids comedown Sib Dee. have been received by empress as Belgrade from Ascordies to these the Turks bad really boot foe some days I. poissenekin of the miter fortifications of Camandra, where the Greeks suffered them to enter without striking • Mow, out of stratagem, as it is said, which afterwardorest the Turks who had entered their lives. In she Morro affairs are favourable to the (Leeks. The celebrated Churechirl Paths is said is have bees defeated star Thermopylae, sad flmtgoltnot is bore shred large sums for the memos of Lie hares, token is Tripolisna by the Cirrekeybat on receiving • refusal (free Demetrius TpOlseti), to bare suddenly disap. geared —(4llporierne Ziff uisg , DetwaLer *5) v!AwicroßT, Decants 04. The reports are all warlike here fur some days pod. All Isinemercial die Gams). i► Chief Of the wake of the to Mid west. sainetts, OIQM/lR IM. All the sews frogs the Nara received tti-day, male pd. lively that oar beiweea Mimi' sod the Porte is decided oa ; but ootolthaisadine lie reports that have bees several times lAreatated, It Is cartels the twiddles bad oat yet essiresced 1b .d the Pretb. New York 3 1 *pm to the 10th last have been received. Both Houses of Congress were occu pied in the usual preliminary forms, before enter ing upon any topic of legislative discussion. lu the House of Representative*, on the 0111 ult. a resolution proposed by Mr. Moose, " to prevent duels among the persons employed in the civil, military, and navel eerviceof the Visited States," was adopted. . We have received German Papers to the 16th lest, extracts from which are gives in oar precediog columns. The Duhlia Papers of the ttd instant have ar rived. They represent the disturbances in the south of Ireland es having nearly subsided.—The LUID MAYOII has lamed a Prnelarnatioo for go petal illumination. in honour of the Marquis Wu.- LOLLY. The. Dublin Papers have made som• jest - observations upon this subject. They lees to think his Lordship expects it will help to light his on his way to s Baronetcy. There wasulittle fluctuation yesterday tootling in the Funds,* the Stock Exchange. They be gun at 774, rad went down to 774, but got up again to 7114. The dividends will not be paid to the public wail Wednesday. • The Kies is expected to return tb Carlton Po. lace on the tat of February. It is said that his MdatliTlf will not reside permanently iii tows., but will occupy, during the summer mouths, his favou rite college iu Weudenr Great Park, and corn, oca carioually to the metripoler, as State affairs may re qu I re.— ( yen fag Paper.) Extinct of a letter from Batorits, Aagast let— " The great end astonishing martian, which has, until three few days, attended the inhabitant" oT this irtaud. natives as well as foreigners, and which raged more rioleolly in the eastern parte than d Batavia, is calculated so have carried off 400,000 person., •isd in such uumbere daily that they welt obliged to tumble the bodies by alit-loads into large holes end curer them indiscriminately ; but it has now entirely subsided." Antigua Papers hove arrived to the 14th Noreen ber. from which we extract, the following Irmo die Angora Amiator of October 11.1 Sir S. F. Wtiltilanhats. Oweensee Doothdes, soweets•l • the two brsorbee et the Lespal*Sawe a/ ilan Ides* tot lb, Sib ; homes sad soottoored bis lesiva olot•te *IA Vine 111114, to pear;ord la Hs sopiaintionst to ebe • • [From the XI. Jake* Reffefer I f . 4•ltetpkyr 0 .. Sir ltslph Woodford is eserti bltlfAil islasd of Trosldoil a omega Irnst-p Aet, Pri P re 'luny Imparniell uesidieestilits IMAM, ilstildlaticy IVA .Noised to tart allberld. "en ie be rates . 'previous to the airawilthol of the British Par * Plalne•Gteerst 1011orray, Lletiteosoi.fiowereer • bee susrended sod removed Ur. Serjeatit &mak hem Sorra. eteise of President of the Hoottorible Cain tid Critaioif sod Civil Justice of that Culsoy, asdaApolatellthe Wit. A. 'Vac /tyke!) Groat (Senior Meek* of the sold Coork)..fro 'serene the (title' les, et Preddeat, 'Slit teeth!, 0rd5e0.,,.. Sir Sanest WlAttiogbest, Governs( of Potairsion, pee MegaisflO r lisok 0. Early tit Mondry morning (Vat ult.) the 4th refitment of light dragoons marched from Rumford, for Tilbury Fort, to embark for Bombay, They were about 700 strong, flue young men, pickad from their own mud the 181 b and /pth regiments (recently ;educed). with recruits from the neigh bourhood : they were attended by their band, and were cheered lay.the inbabitents upon quitting the, loan.—( Chelmsford !Chronicle.) D 0 the sth of September wan caught a eon-! pigeon near to the Isle of France, is the [wheal Woos. with the following iuscnpetoo -lied to MI • " Tar wee the Seery Per at am Sad where you owe Way Ind It ; Whatrire, ease per Alp Nosy be, Please write bee emote behiod • " Sri( deter, Captain Itabertlaith, at sea, kit. 54. Is. .sash, hoig. S. west, frost &tees Ayres, brood to Lan. .don. This yll 40 00terosia the ketones sod easrus war 5y free ibis omit it may be caught; wed yen wilt *b low we by lore/gift It io the pettlie pepers.—Geerge tosnl." This bird war caught in the American ship ifsieless from Calcutta bound to Philadelphia, mud sensed lint week et Liverpool from Philadelphia. ConsTs or ANTlttal.—Vie anderstrod thane. fill`Duita tu t , of Glenarm Cootie, is now, and.hos been, fur the lore week, engaged tarn mast Wire canvas' of Om county ; sod that it is so longer ma/ter or doubt that th e ho no u r of re p resent i ng th e county of Antrim is likely to be warmly contested with Lord BidUCilaMP.—(Preemeat's JON raal.) The Nuremberg Correspondent contains a letter from Pere of 10th November, of which she follow ing is nn ramie' : There one slimy* three tittle few which Pant treadbistit Fires the Osseo; sod popular Wombs. We an oat • vnioneat sure that we shall not be visited by all those evils at *Orr, 10 *hack sac ease is rattail,. Nay, we are threateited •ii•• • fourth, witch we foraterty hod so regain t her, marsistly. famitie. The Number of people cooties's to he. am«e by the arrival vit' the Atiatles,. sod it is to Itelsonlid that all tie otegozieee of peweisiowe asearbet the neatest rare hoe always been tubes is Osa. stautinople to keep thins lilted. Wheat*, seder psi eireowsiosses shall supplies be dream fee the daily 4 of 6 atillins of people ? Wallsehia sod Pidoklevia 1:1= waste, and the Torkisk troops there destroy every thing. The counonaiestion with Eqpt to cot oir by ihe Greek pi "awes. Oa Odessa we mown &peak sod it is teem swine(' that the 1t0616111116 will prohibit eapersalieet.' If . - . 4%'.3 • 1 0 ,0 -Tor r A s. r " 11 11%, /NOW ‘) „rm ,: ,.. 4( 1 " ;• 1f5 . Z -- 1 ..4 ) ". • 0. • I •••• PASHIONABLR 110vr:mNNTS. the Earl sad Cimino* or Derby left toe. plieldeky re f their vest, the ()aka. K. et._ - - - Lord sod Leer Suffield sad femily .errired rebillereley at Jordeo's Hotei r Si.Jecteo'retrort, fru* their al is pump,. shirr oe lioottey tbil leave 101.11 for tbrir semi is tiisi s ik The Earl sod Curlews, of Ifficklow hare telitio a , iieuse it Herter-rteret. late the mid's(' of Mrs', Pluses. aois, they left yesitillsy for their seat, the Priory, *tomato/1 for a few dep. . _ _ Ord and Lady Exmoor left their seat iw garret yesterday sisi • visit he ftse.Earl mod Uomateas ut HanNieto, at lbw seat, liVempute, Causlaridgesbirs. Earl ()Wow leas left luau fur hiv seat, Elaisdeafamney. The Coopless-of Samelynch has • arrived at home, eil b e fe her Ladyship a IliaPlPaltd ter 'raid, till the latter esti of May Mr illickiesinesite aro lard yesterday at the Louden Hot, Albeimpartemtreet, freest • tour. Charles and Themsua Fairfax. Esqrs. left iiiidgema's Hotel, Doerermireet, radarday, (or Pt..... Mr. Limping left Thomas's Hotel, Barkeleyeluptire, yes. trrday, on a tour. The Ladies H. and F.. Ashburnham •re •rrivest at their house in Upper Groasesior.street. f.i.en • visit In thei Earl and Coalmen of Aahbornhans, si dies, seal in Sussex. Airiest' at be Eons note!. Arhogloss•at.erlsr-Mr. sE Mrs. Nei*** free Fs mice; Mrs. sod Mom lt.ilshittpusi,truss ditto; aid Mt. Gael MN. Hall (mai Sue Nuita. liffpnissrer from ditto:—Gerald Fittatral.d. Evq. for Chose{ Unchie taste for Paris; T. Hquhlimma, itaq for dill.; Prineei and (aunty for Grumbly...mud Chorine aid an- Avirillart aid family fiat Haupt. 71iliiat4cas. THE BRITISH PRESS. CO fl: toitbitv. Spazsreant's incomparable tragedy u J /tusk, which the westerly performance of Mr, YOUNG, confusedly the moat finished repreaentattee.xt the present day of the reflective and moralising Prima of Denmark, and the chaste, touching. rad exyai. burly interentiog delineation of Opheficr. by Ws M. Tans, combine to render one of the highest Ms. matic treats which the present state of the London stuge affords, was performed at this theatre last night toms exceedingly cr.eisel e d audience. The three Mot acts and a pert of the fourth, went riff selmirably, nothing presenting itself to mar the enjoy Merit yield ed by the succersire well-sustatued seem.. of this de lisinfolcompositrm; but the itiflux of hull-prict stators, of a more then usually turbulent c horse- Hifi into the galleries, at the moat interesting period of 'the performance, proved the commencement or di continued uproar fur the remainder of tie play, which converted wtnie or it. hest paesiges fists Imre dumb sheaf. The ginve-digt o ng scene ow the only one which cominoideva uttiaterropng attention in the last act. • Before the nautormithe commenced, however, order was restored, rod the humour* of Mather Busch Stilt uhf with great rcpt. HA YM•RIET. ASTRONOMICAL LECTURES. Lest 'night Mr. GOODACRE colitioued his iw structive and tuteresfing lectures on astronomy, being the second of the course. He commenced with sumo very weighty and sensibia reiamiables si a .general kind on the importance sod itilloeuce sf this kind of knowledge—its effects lie robot some of the factilties of the mind—the pees is 'Which those energies became applicsble, wet unit. ling also -II rectignitiois of the errors of istreutunii at facts, into which conjecture his led the ..4, .`rated professors, as evidenced by the ItalC.fulgified predictions ow.osusols by N twrom, Hatasv, aid FLAN/MAD. ; • The ortery - lb‘s"then opened, and the bilk, sppaitissiese, rend main routtagencora of the iplatietary orbs, were displayed sad dise•weil with wenindatice of illestration, so ss to mike ;stein wad aware some of the most complet and poodersui /p or t ious of the ecch.omywf the sofat i ttiltro. The Jelative contingenciee•Were i nk review by means of diagrams, duly . .. lest idisossitrly explained, to the prifectelucidationse the appear liwees . which the sun viowld have from either of the planets, and their own several spßeaninCeil reaper .tively one with another, iii all those roses ware 'they could by possibility be to each other appirelii. Mr. GOODACRIL added e'diagrain for the purpose of explaining lisrt.sa's propobinon of the platten "taking in their orbits equal distances in eqursi bets. r The pion is ingenious, but the prublem itself • vo Aabstruse for exhibition or imitation before • roost -audience. The most delightful display of tie Orrery is that which exhibits the whole of the ph ' - nets in their courses round the sun, With tiler figures, satellite., and rates of revolutionary we -IWO, all pawned in strict proportion, by which proem the dalleat spectator, with common attes lion. must have become an incipient astronomer. "if the clearest possible demonstration of placatory economy could effect it. We regret is say that Ms house was not well attended. But, as tbrre are several more nights laid out far the esiiihiuos. there is no doubt the pleasing importance of the subject, and the general thirst of knowledge cea sidered, that Mr. Goooscea will reap s wietesk harvest to compensate his meritorious esdossirp Via leant and Viscountess GastivtlAll A 404 teneiii • nywerous party of distinguished alkali ,eler'ites this month, at their seat, Whereto:ad Ipswich ,_• to-morrow they will eutertaia a l l I S Ploittriiit dinner. Mrs. GARDEN had a dinner party 5ea,3111.641. at her house, Whitehall Place. A report at in general circulation throughout the Nirih of Germ•ay, that the Prince Royal eif SW$4 (Prior, OacAa) will be married to • Pri•eeso B•aari•, oils of the daeghters of King irlaansi.• LEAK JOSIIIPIAL Mrs. SALIC3II is molting a tour of the no►theru couoties of Englaud, from whence .he out proceed to Ethuhurgh. Madame CATALAN* has getout from Etlinisargh. Mr. TeRRY played Itici Nerve/. in (be trageuY of i)ouglus, at the Mawr on Tandy. of sustained by Lae of SeSion. ortk Mr. -,-- 7 —., —.........- .... , 'liners. %lib %Pomo we reams urpess, ass u le erre mt. limey played 11/d Norval, in the No . The Keir Wrath replied 'het the l'utte *gig"' 001 rfro i ti me and t lin lai 111 . • t f 'rat reports are all warlike here for erne d ata pail. All reported that the Itinistom wil l . prolobit eaportatioa. If of Douglas. at the Edinburgh theatre, uu Tun ~llltreat to the evacuation of Moldavia sod Wal. l i g • o c 9 " s II " ell sr him. tits astower now was as laconic aud so hide. the private aud4ommereus; lets t y a which we (row ‘116; of the ant .""larte. or hie she.° cake P hme here ' The clisesrter of Lady leando/ph was mistime itallitim osemit ox the following monditions;..- , irebellion veers iseviialite. sod If Owl t Tatkirit ero• st . "---- Lei Sig Berlin Warsaw Riga_ Wil. acid ....i. ( ro ta . RVJIAUD , et -dersit Mrs. Powateln LI se The Comte of Austria, Prance, sod Eng- peadent as possible; it was—" 1 receive year Mr.- ";* ttrrlia .; wWanaw , - s• -.' -' -- -- verstneot @Wield bo overthrows, perfect asarehy writ lewd shall pomander. that, after the reecustiou. sage; the business is very important ; I skill take Is. Peerreber g h ' e " P erfec 4 ergid wit h Ike" repels; see eee to all Cheiellese; wh. weals 'steels se t M'et'Y'llues theatre. Is eosisequesee the Stomas .pepee comer, has seasibty to rode a nee ? What *mold become of the Diplomblie As a proof of the eat e mildness of the OM . 0 iiiiille 100 Principalities shall out be occupied „ab et by Itiositt,il or Gerk Heinous. I hose it ions cosisideratiou." The advice. from Madrid falba. la pies widths a few dap. A letter fr om wilmi sea% g r e°67 4o "4" , ', h i: ...4 it t io..e. "" lad s :" .b.. " i t::: :,: e . t,, s whi e ig ., • basket or Otero*, sun no' lets were lost q that accompany this account say that the KIK. I. . that the Emperor Akairodee is shortly roweled at the m . 0.. id b. b o d r . „„viv es tr dr e p almy , D.. giitlwred from a hunk in s fseW artjoiaisig tivoeha who hoe, fleet to Rossi. Node by pamolied sal • , a , tummy of T li ,ki,,,b comaiessimen. as sesolmd to @mishits the Iliotstry its despite of all : Mad lowers at Wash, wham he will have as interview eta b er ego Causality's cottage, at Matlock. • • .VII - • . -.- . -- - . . • . .41- - , . .... - -.4 % ,. " err' ... • .. ( ' ilk St • • e1f.e..., ' • ' . . , . • " 91 11.1 Russia has delivered them up. The restoration of the Chrislien churches shall not take place until tratiquilliey shall have hertz re-established, and all the Greeks whatl leave laid down their arms." When Count Lutsow exprea.ed his astonishment at this change of language no the part of the Turkirh hlinismrv. the Rer•-Elfendi referred to the orders of the Slalom. The Count asked whether the Porte were determined so peace or war ? The Reis-Effendi excused heim.elf front an swe r i ng that goestioes, as the powers with which he was invLsted did Slot go to that length; beside., !lidded he. the Sultan will do whamrer he pleases; and 90 mullions of Musulinaiss. with the sword in One hand and the Koran in the other, will know how to defend their rights agaiwit the Clinstjens. Theii tajo. Bey, its a most vehement speech.stated the Overman Powet to b e of th e toast for m id a bl e description. Count Linsey, when he returned to his hotel. imen•diately dispatched au accottat' of the interview to lies Court. On the 423e1 el November Lord Strangferd had a conference with the Reis-Effendi, the result of which was not more satisfactory. Oi; his worn to his residence. the Noble Lord was insulted by the populace, who pursued leis drogues° even into his hotel. The English Arabsessdor has roadr.enother effort. and presented it memorial, in . which he de soibes the dangers to which the Salton is exposits* himself. But. up In the 27tH of November, the Reis-Effeuris had declined receivaup it. Such was the state of affairs at the departure of the last courier. fillaMbliSTADT, DIICEMSII It. Accenting to letter. from Cserrioents (Buck.. urine) of December 8, fresh corps of Ottoman troupe leave entered Jassy. We learn from Hemmers hitt that doe artillery of the Russian army has p•is-ed the Dniester, sod *dvanted towards the Pruth. • . oit We hove received the Mowing ineelligence from Bayonne. dated December 98:— •/ Oar eorrespoutlence from Navarre, obi& ought to have reached us this day, Mai rot arrived. It is to he presumed that the COW*? from Panipeiusa did not proceed, from the fear of heist arrested by the numerous corps of the / Army of the Faith;" bat we have just received details from tra vellers worthy of credit. whirh afro that this army la. creases daily; it. force totem tie. estimated at upward. of Loon Lath/due is at its height to the quarter which it weir plea. " Hitherto the arethorities Inwood, bee. able to moMire shout 9lioll, iistleiling a brushes of Catalattiasi volasseers, which came from Hereto to oppose the luaeraellla• A tealwle printed at Votteria, *peaks of • recouire which took place, isi which the losargesits lust eipitt iota. " Ho•ever this may be, .early the whole of Navarro Is I. agausat the revolving.. and the revolutlemisia; and Psuipeletia, if we may credit the renews whirl are is circulative this morning, Is at this 1111011111,1111 a prey to all tees horror} of autarchy. Several wealthy families. ataustet other+, that of the horse of Banana have takes Night. General Alava, the Military C.:ammartdaist irf Arregor, came to the assistance of Lopes Bagnius• ' hat he bad •oo mover reached Tudela, than ha was foreed to regrew preci pitately with his handful of roes barb to Arragoa, *hate, It le said, the lahsbitants ere 'skin up arm. to dirtied their rights tipsiest the Revolutiveisto„ min to abolish the les Custilattim."—(easette do Fronse.) • 4 More tarps of Austrian troops from the bloom at Naples, passed through Roase set the ittb December, etkiliessis basting. un their ay to the Hereditary States of lb. Sea peter "—(Least .) trOURT OF Before the I CATTO ANI The Sot. the Jar!. Atria, or anchor in I large East I Defendant I to beat into her consicirr; by the Tin Suffolk, h opeeeible sI The Cap id he prove Mr. Sc*, golarly he 'ltalia, twill, lilted to hi ilt or tiwl bast him idaintd. winkt •ired on be roof that of • The Lout thy whether i l ened by di! The Jury the Plaintiff duced to the by the Sittru LI I Tit 6 I Mr. TIN I BO ilidiatot libel* on lirr Hull, prietort, pri Mr. DON ace which N ipMa j esty. ju thei t :r ued dut ie y h of her su his Learned iscontinued sinned this n se, and an nd lest it 81 hod not his s which they f t ' he public j eat right nbmitted t stating what stating Abeissisper to Miemeant to r. bat II a., bit hailer, a leis of SISA the hi uteri then elk pts had fir tertsiestes-co idry •to linstkun or we taken Itherinest c eingeid obeli end • the mu ewer sloe -do mutter being elided& at in•kgaisals ' joist'' , .the il Duastates, whiek rates smith in IN Opriß(l.lo . rt .for • .martis ••lost tbeiaren 'tot there, • nreifttin thl tJahey Irtfe all . I tAtranotalith ' , be•der. H - ileri - firasley this would brow g ht a li puttualinsent. M►, Deg •*enh the ./c March, fih sinkfirsa pa l , -!hanwerei hear that ti two could t the house of came titer NI .a blush, she paingr *lnitrehar The teat! these llbrlr ; !amour of th "IrY• Tlky. date, for to tt one medico %rd. ?her, !it* ;he rev every otiti . 1 11111ese, Nisei dpi It *et its! UP el ars Dot w :L fi. -ea As. to (3 Vir d could w.l `~ 's-butl( -