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. , r. -27 - 1 - ArtAft e2e ) 1t • - . I,:ai .•!' • • t 2,7, , 0 1 t ~f jf ibb-s • • 0 111 1 i ; • • I rt •.,. b LAO 0. 4 # 0 1' E Pi" . . ~'~ ~ , .` ~i LONDON, SATURDAY, S, Nyanza 6184. . . .11 ' EMBili t • , 1 , b --,- Pities 7dv THRATRB ROYAL. COPRVT•GAIIORN• A letter, tlntrtt Vienna 13th, metes that the Em peror Alexander had expressed to Lord Stewart the loveliest regret at the death of his brother Lord Lotodonder rv. Funds At PARIS, September U.--Five per Cents. ppm , d It 03 f. no (.; highest WI t. TS e.; closed at (It f. 60 Sank Ithere4. 1,840; Neapolitan Stott 701 -..F.selsega tss Lostkin : one mow b ; 26 f. 60 e.; three mtaretlat ; 15 f 35 e. THE Public ore respectfully informed that, darlag the Recess, this Theatre lining undergo** antral Alterations, which the Proprietors Ratter. thospacHro will be toned to twat. ibete to the r eerel comfort sad roe. mine* of the Petrone of the Drama. WILL BE OPENED Gie TUESDAY 'NEXT, October 1; lIPPI, adieu will be prr. formed Siakeprite% c o m e dy of . . . TWELFTH NIGHT. le the towhee of the Omer* will he intrealisnal Brim Duets. Glees, sod amain. the P.M, *sleeted Nom the Plays, Poems, aud Bowmen of Sholtopeare. Doke Orono Mt. item ; faletitioe. Mr. Taylor ; Curie. Mr. P,ne . • Sir Taby lAA, Mr Bartley (his few appronows at dos Th eatre); Or Atollrew Ague-ties 11, Mr. Blowelerd ; Illrhasui.o. Mr. Pollee; Assam* Mr. Ammar, ; o, Mr. Jeff fire ; Friar. Mr. Attires ; Mattel* Mr. W. Clews, Mr. Fiercer* ;. PAU. 11r. Denser ; Bo Comer ; Bewirolio. Mr, Thiery; Page, blower Mho M. Tree; 0110 M, Mb. Love ; M le 'Act IF. will be Istrueseedihsteretere Grated of Jae* sell Ceres. To which will be Added the Melodrama of THE MILLER AND HIS MEN. Griodoff (the Miller), Mr. Farley; Cower Frederick OH bort, Mr. Conwor ; Karl, Sfr. Blowhard; Lothair. Mr. Abbott ; Cuban. Mr. G. Proc. Claudine, alias Foote ; lawns, Mrs !aerie. A Private Boa .ay he hod for the Sostow, or Nightly, of Mr. Braadon, at she Bos.Offsce. Dun to be *petted at Half-put Siz—the Ploy to begin al Srven. Bolin 75.; Second Price 3.. d.l—Pit 3s. Ild.; Snood Prier t..—Loarer Gallery Is.; Second Price lc—Upper Gal ls.; Seemed Prieelld Nees fur the Doses to be had Mr. Brawdoo,at the 800-011 ice, 011ice, Hart-street, from Teo till Four. NEW THEATRE ROYAL, HAY•NAkKRT. T HIS Evening, SATURDAY, September 28, will be performed A DAY AFTER THE WEDDING. Col. Freelose, Mr. mimes; Lnrd Riven, Mr. Baker. Lady Ilizabeth Freelove, Mrs. Chatterley. Alter such THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. Pembina, Mr. Terry; Loath. Mr. Witllmos; Captain Maeliesth by a Meattesass, td appearnee in list tha new,. sad an thils star; Filch. Mr. Hamommed. Mn.s Postbus, Mrs. hares; Polly (2.1 time), MIMI Pause; Lam MIL hoes. To conclude with tie Farce of X. Y. Z. Captaie Gaillard, Mr. Baker • Neddy Bray. Mr. Liao,; Grubbiest's, Mr. Williams; Ron dos Address, Mr. Taylvart ; 1144,6 Hesimirest, Mr. °sherry. Mails, Mrs. Baker; Mrs. Magner, Miss Mere; Dora limasell, Mrs. Poorer. Boars. Se..—. Pit, isessirsest Gallery, h —Newest Gallery, Is. The Doors to Wareing! at , .'Clack, and the Petforns- Inns to bran at Sews. Places for the Boxes to be Oak's of Mr. Massiogkant, at the Theatre, of whom Private Boxes may be•had, sightly. Oa Tuesday, Morslsg, NOOO, and Night--all Peter Fix. MR LISTON'S NtGHT. NSW TRUTH. 110TAL HAT-MA RUT. aN MONDAY NEX P. September 30, will be porlininnd a Gerdy in Time Ave. called PIGEONS ANI) CitOWS. Sir Pan rigerligis. Mr. U. 5..; Cope Pirriggin, alias Neville. Mr. James. Loons, Mrs. Materiel. In the coarse se the Evening Mr. Lissom will recite $ COMIC ADDRESS (written by G. Colmar. Eaq.) in the Character of Lord Grizzle, ridiag on as Ass!!! After which (15th time this leases) an Opera in Three Acts, rolled THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO. ripen, Mr. Liston; Cherishing, Mrs Chaiterley ; C.onot Alole'i'a. Mr. Jones. Sesaann, Mies Paseo. In Aet 111. (positively fur this Night duly). Mho Paton and Mr. Liston will dean the Bolero in Charsciei. At t►e earl of the Opera Miss Palos will play three Remiss Aire, with variatioas by Reis, on the riasolurte, with a Violi■ OtAigato Accolopsoirrient. T. conchae with ( tied lore) the Coolie Extra's. gamma of • • HARLEQUIN HOAX; OR, A PANTOMIME PROPOSED. Honlegions, Mr. Losion. Rout' , --pit to —Gallery to. The Door. to be *petted at Is oThork, the Peettormaoce to commence el Sews. Tickets to be had, .ad Places fur the Ruses saga, of Massiaghais, Et the La Office. niSATHE-ROYAL, NNGLISIi OPARA-HOLISE, S !RANO. T HIS Evening, SA I U lIDAY, September 48, will be acted the Comte Opera of THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE. The Smokier, Mr. Peering'; Cohealterr, Mr. T. P. Coate; bawl, Mr. Callahan; Yrikeph, Mr. Wilkinson.; leorpold, Mr. Weep* ; Apetne, Mr. H. Phillip; Peter, Mr./. Bland (bring their Am appearance in that/warranters). Kalkariar (Arm tines). Mon Putney; Lana (far this rigM sell), Miss Carew ; Gilt*, Mr.. J. Weippert ; Fatima, Vim Sow hwell. Is the costae of the eveaiag s variety of Soap, Duets, sad Glees. After w►ich the COMIC Operetta, called THE PROMISSORY NOTE. W►. Markham, Mr. Wreath; Mr. Scamper, Mr. Pea/mem; Whim Mr. Salter. Mrs. Mai khan', Miss Cur Carat's., Miss Claw; Cicely; M lig Kelly. Dein *pro tit Hell-past vos-41eated Prier so Niue. begias at Sewn Se ; Seemed Price 3e —Pie 3a. ; Seemed Pries le. 641. —lower Geneve, Se.; Second Prete Is.—Upepet Gallery le.; Soloed Price Id. PUBLIC APPROVA L. THE new Lottery Scheine (as I anticipated) A appears to have met with Public *move! ; 1 emient, therefore, do better Mao remind my best friends of its priori. pal fr , tures. it asonsies 3 Mosey Prizes of £20,000! 11 Mosey Prizes of 10.000 ! 2 Mosey Prises of 5,000! 3 Itormy Prizes of 1,000! 110 other Stoney Capitals! 6 0 000 other Mosey Prises! Not ay rased Priuso—All tie Tickets I. Ibis Wheel before 'be First Day. -.-All the Capitals may be draws in First Hoer of First Day,-Not any Classes.—la fact, it is only a Plain Old-flobioardOld•Roglish Scheme; as the Coatracture are determined so try which the majority of the Public she bell, via the posoot sort of Scheme, or 'hose with Classes. Re . prowler, &e es it of roam is immaterial to the Con- Intim which are adopted, their only aim beiug to please 111 c Tickets sod Shares are &Ilia( at sly Oakes, 4, Curability as/ 9, Chariot Cross. In t►e late Lottery I sold the Grand Prise, No. 4,880, Pr,se of 3).009l. and several mirror Capitals. I hare the boomer to be t►e Public's devoted Servant, T. 1118 H, Stork• Broker. ° a' Mimes gralls.Dralius heights 30th NEXT MOT (October). GUILDHALL, LONDON, Stmetaget 11, IOM. THE CO*NITTEE for LETTING the CrTT'S LANDS will meet at Gatitlheil on WIED. NSIDAY, tie 114 day of October emit, at Twelve to'Cleck at Neoa, le LEX h rUIDEIC AncrioN A Seikliag Lease fo► SI maga from Michaelmas ISM of a piece of Gramma as She east side of the Passage leadiag from Leaden street to New Loodowstreet ; sad also A Remain/ Lase, M $1 years team Mieitatifisal ISM% or a Doom m tie snalh sad of Laadas♦treat, nest side of the said Passer. The Plan sod Coaditioas for leftist dah 'tethilittortetfre Persians may be wee at the °Mee of Works, daliMimill and the mitt Harts may be wiewil wee' dam prior to the *se ll**, betimes the boors of Elms awl Three, lad also ea the Morairg of Om Aoction. JOS. BUSHNAN, Coseptrolley. EASY INDIA HOUSE, Sarrerseß 23, lAfl. THE COURT of DIRECTORS (1,/' the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, Irsdiag to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Netter, That their Besgal Govfranseat have published she isi A4versisessess is the Calcutta Gazette of the 7th March lad, viz " GOVERNMENT ADVERTISEMENTS. " Fort Williams i Territorial Department, FeWse, te, lett. '' It appearieg that several Peopleton of the Notes ad. vertierd for paymest om the 3.th of April next, mow rest• deal in Europe, have omitted to leers instructions with their respective erste le India i whether to receive absolute Pay.. meal of sorb Notes , or totraesfer them isle soy Dew Use," aid application having been made to Governmeat for , Lesioa to make provisioasl imams, the Goveraor-Geueref il in Council has beets pleased to resolve, fur the acemantedle lion of the said Proprietors that heir Agents shall he allowed to tramsfer the Notes In questioaieto the lAsss hoer emem, with a rye/treaties that should the Proprietors edged to the transfer, sad wish to frowsier their property flans die CAssapamy's Foods, they shell be at liberty to demised obso lete payment In cash or in Mlle; hearten date the 30th of April, 1822, In like manner as they would have hems end. fled to payment es that day, had us tramefer bete earideu, the Mid Arnie 'staring law as eepsemseat to mattes Ws. shanty In welsh" from the paroles respectively, rearm / the trailer re or before the 31st J , 11113. Of us NI thit Auto so. rester* the new Lase amd the tercet Bills, which will be Lased um the 11th Joao meaty /1 coasequeace of the transfer sad le repay t. the Hemsereldle.l Corpse, say other seam w ' hich may have bees paid in emel t VI in Bine for lowest os the said lama Obligation. ' Niblashed by seder of the Governor-General is °Ascii " HOLT MACKENZIE, Breretsty to t►e Goversment." PETER AUBER, Assistoot Secretary. DR. THORNTON'S NEW AND HIGHLY-APPROVED WORK. This Any are published, HISTORICAL READINGS, adopted for Betook' ; isseludiag that Period .f Roam History alien Virgil. Hones, Ovid, aad the other Authors of the Au gustan Age Rouriahed : also the fansuos Speech of Cicere to Julius Cu..,. . 1 By ROFERT JOHN THORNTON, M.D. Of the (Weevilly of trasabridgr, Aoshor of molt popular . . bog, the teasel Virgil, price 1114. with till nits. robhalal . by G. and W. a:Whittaker, Armlllaria-lane ; Cosigmais and Co.; Sherwood sad Co.; sad all oilier hits halms is Paternoster-raw; mid mold by them mid by all nosikeollsrs is Tow• sad Coasts, ' • price Ss. O s . A hell Allowance to the Tr ade and Schoolmasters. TO PARENTS Ind GUARDIANS.—. WANTED, by a Nesher of She Royal College of si t &ulterior,. a Yon,lr, of *66e address sod g o od m o ra l chancier. as as A PPR EN Ile will he treated lib,. rally, and as one of the • A Prentiss will be ea pered.--dfor refertece qpIl! MI 111111. fleesse, Earl. Deaa. strew; &Se. • - . .r I 4 PATENT SELF ADJUSTING TRUSSES. THE Public tire omit respectfully cautioned against the itsferior Tessin, which are sow made and offered for sale by Ti... salters sad others, who have not She least sucehassieal knew= She erne eonslruriioo: from such bunglers the . • will And ea relief.... SA LIMON, ODY, *ad Co. Ms ode Inventors awl Pateettea, hare made 60,000 of their Pellet fleltadjesiing Tresses, sad sill rosioue to have ebe TlliiiMemiumiess aloft 160 wise eminent Surgeries io Tows sad Cessetry. They have alas the hoooisr to Supply the Arad/ and Navy; tbe Naval sad • Military Hospilahs ; the De1M46.111 lad Grassier l the Marise lallriassy; she lionteneplile East Jodi* Csispeny; the City of Landis Tram Sider; _the Ilary.le.ltese, WI. welactosh, Iltrissal, and aittancoaßest is Wiliam. &metal Dispensary ; the 111111111rerx sad It. Osatires Noe. pit•ls• ' Parochial Establishments, he. Ste. &c. I'co Serest Wag imposed apes, plisse 10 Obeffrei that SALMON, ODY. and Co., 295, Stand, Leeds, is asked spas the Leather Case a skew lastieissente. N.ll —Professional Gestleases and Desegists lathe Coen. try are particularly. esilieeed apical the seeress kited, which are off. red for sole by Leedom Druggists and othen. 5..1.l by one ii or more Druggists in every principal Town is England, Ireland, arid Nes lasi. COM MI TTER-ROOM, 7b. Old Broad -street, Sept. t 7, 18it. AT a MEETING of the COMMIS - FEE, held ois Thursday, the Ifth install', the (alkaline; Re. sulutiims was wasiiiisawissly posed : That the cordial narks of the Committee be gives to Michael William Troy, Esq. our Howorary Secretary, fur his valuable aerviets sad usweeried attention to the bolsi mess of this Comissitiee. (Biped) JOHN SMITH, Chairman. As the seminars from Ireland continue to represent the very destitute stile of the Pessardry of the Distressed Di.. Mate for the want of necessary Clothier, It is particularly rtgoested thai suc► beoemoknt ladividuals as are preparing articles of this kind fur their relief will cans. rhea to be forwarded as moo as pasible to Misers. Halter and Howell, No. 58, M►sk_leer, or to the Ageism of the Committee, Messrs. Ilareewall sad M` Denson, Liverpool; Messrs. Lenell arid Sens, Bristol; Messrs. Ewing. May, sod Co. Glasgow. Amaral of Sobsesipeaaos the 27th Septets tart in Legatos tr71,332 3 6 Amount of Subscriptions at teem' Ont. ports and Towns of England, Scotland, and Wales, •IN•ei 30,001 0 0 Amouoi of 1,209 Remittsoets km Mowry to Ireload Ansoont of Provisioos vest frost &Wood • to 4 Scotland, and of Wiser Disbeirstiermis esti Et/pewees. avid of Rellilllllorell anti Pruessisee (too time Out-penis, abort .. 88,000 0 0 Amount of Subscriptions already t 2 270,003 b. id advertised IRELIND. ansclx r lIRPTIDIRER 41. Arrivals :—.The Wargeis Ce•yeglean. hen Slum Cork; 11• alapris of Weston*Us fru= Leedom; Rae Hos. sod Rev. Hear, Pakeubam, sod t►e Roo. Mu. rakes lona. Drparlurrez—Jubs Hyde, Fag. m.r., Laid Beyle. a* let the Earl id attasmou; tbe• Earl and Cooseema of theeley. and Lady Elisabeth Bligb, foe Abbeylmo, Moon( of Lord De Pesci. Lady Anseli• Lygon sailed for Holyhead oh Mosiday, to the Royal Sovereign steansparket. Arrived at Ryland's Hotel, Earl O'Neil, Tiseensit Ninth land, Dlr. and Mrs. Featherston, the When Newry'lie, Csptaio Hill, the Bishop of Elphin and Leslie. The East of Ilehesier and the Bishop a Cork have &- parted front Ryland's Hotel. Monday his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant was pleased to visit the Wicklow Races, st the partici). ler 'quest of the Stewards and Nubility of the count• sad its vicinity. His Excellency entered the stand amidst repeated cheers, where he remained some time. when he left the stand and walked among his countrymen, who eagerly thronged around him. His Excellency sheeted them every mark ()centurion and kindness; lie was particularly attentive to the eldest son of our lamented countryman, Mr. Grattan, M.P.. one of the Stewards; with this gentleman he continued in conversation for some time. It is wit h great grief we observe that the contagious fever io Galway has assumed a most malignant type—that it is spreading to a most alarming de gree, notwithstanding the advance •f the season, and that the most dreadful apreliensions are enter tained by the inhabitants of that town. [From The Warder of Saturday last, the !lot iastaat On Monday last a meeting •f Delegates from the different Orange Lodges of Ireland, met at Haves's, Dawson street ; the Right Hon. Earl O'Neil, Grand Master, in the Chair. The meeting was for the purpose of discussing the propriety of recommending a discontinuance of the periodical ceremony of dressing, or decorating, the statue of King William, in College-green; but, particularly, oil the approaching 4th of No vember, the annivereary of the birth of the glorious Assertor of Civil and Religious Liberty. It appears that the individuals deputed to the Meeting, were led to expect a communication from Government on the subject of their consideration, but having received none, they did not conceive it their duty to adopt any influential proceeding rela tive to an act of political testing. not more portico larly attributahle to the brethren of the Orange Association, than to all loyal Protestants, and the friends of the Constitution in general, to whom the memory of King William must ever be dear and precious. They felt that to dictate on this subject to their countrymen and fellow-subject►, who, in the days of the Old Vol unteers.wheu Protestants and Ro man Catholics uniting in loyal sentiment. and a just and common appreciation of the principles of public liberty, joined iii decorating the statue, would be an assumption in which they could not feel war ranted, without sorne superiorauthorily, inviting them to du so. The annual celebration of an event which led to the establishment of the prevent revered and illustrious dynasty on the throne of these realms. and that constitutional liberty which has rendered Great Britain pre-eminent among the nations of the earth, they could not contemplate as offensive either to loyal feeling r.r to the Public Authorities of the country; particulorly, as the °Om/moot' the fir►t Low Olb• cm of the Crown, and recently the Lord Chan. cellor of England, in his place in Pailiatatut, have &Tiered that there was malting diesel in BIC Farther Soborrierriees received. •. I Pampelans, Mr. J. Baddeloy Paisrhell, per ditto 3 15 Aehdl. Rev. J.Saiiill 4 S Doerlimb, ditto ....KU 6d. s. Worcester, per Her oic* and Co 1331. 17s. 9J. A derdoo, Rev. J. Folk non .... G4socester, eth RP SON I I ashaeripliena.. I 9 Frees ft/1i th, Payne and Co. Bernard freer, Err;. 9 9 moistener ... Is. I W. Littleton, Her. - Muter V. 4. The Comaniitee begs the aliestion of Car/yaws, Rasters, aid Loral Conesnittem, to She early remittance of the Col. teatimes mode la their several Churches awl Parietal. They alio beg to repast from the 'eland Porte aid Towne of Ragland, Seoalwait, and Wales. • return of the • of their several attleetiema sod Ressitteneea to he. load ha Illoasey sad Provisions, that they may be 'Deluded in • future Gemmel Report of the particulars and amount tor this reams, national easietaret. By order of the Committee MICR. WM. TROY:MO..6ft. is published, Ak.GEOGRAPHY, in Question enel Answer, containing a Description of the Ressieries sod Sits miour of the differeat Cuimiries is she Weeld, 4 entb the prim tips' Tower, Rivers, Illountaiss,ise. By TWO LADIEL In the coarsest this Work it has bees Ate epitomise of the Compilers to select such information as they conceived 'mold be meet beselielal to the Learner. A Mire of facia. toting the improvement of their ems Pepila is Ibis necessary branch of Educatios was the motive which first Whored them to undertake the arritagentemt of this Work; eel they B+t ter thevisselveti it will be forted Is anew v, r moo de gree, the purpose fur which is Is desioteed. la treads( of the religion sod government of the 41.01.'01 toristries, pro beity has bees particularly amilittl, from • esswielies shat the atilt& of ehildres would sot receive may 'material hese& from a more enlarged explanation. nakestaa's Gemgrapby and endears Gazetteer hare bees used as larieeipal re ferences; and is the divisions of the amonties, the glespilers have been chiefly guided by Cary's Atlas. Publitihed by C. °topple, Royal Juvenile Lilts% P4s stall, sod adjaiefog She Tows Hall. High street, Cassams. Where may be had, gratin, A CATA LOGUE of approved SCHOOL Ili/ sew BOOKS, for the awe of Percale mad Timber". std Ow t‘e ioatruclion mad amusement of Yoemg renew oilber bouud, ur in plain or elegant bindings. . - ..• liefteslo supplied. ceremony. The meeting. accordingly, ',prattled without the adoption of any measure or resolution on the sithjEct, otherwise thin the expression of their emery to support, by every act sod sacrifice that 'testi, mid rational loyalty can dictate; jot Throne of their Sovereign, and those establi institutions in Church said State. to which them countries are altogether indebted for their glory and happiners; and their determination as loyal subject. to assist upon all occasions in giving elcacy to his Majesty'. fell! end Gorertiment• Our brinnurable testimony to the important and vital services rendered to their country by the Orangemen of Ireland, under the most trying and daogersos circumstance., has already been given in the columns of 7h, Warder; and the proof of . • ligioas motive actuating the rebellion of but win. ter. to which we felt it our duty to call the attest. tiou of our readers in our last peblicetion, etren4t6 tee' ifte eeweictitse Oath we allege fork of 4. mass portable, and necessity of cherishing en Order. whose vital principle is a loyal and devoted attachment to the Throne and the Constitution. While we should accept as a frightful and appalling Graben of what was to follow. that an expression of attachment to the Cnnstitivion could, possibly, be an offence *penult the Government, we are. at the same time, friendly to the sacrifice of any minor and unneces sary observance to a rational system of conciliation ; and we deem perfectly end honourably compatible, the firm and devoted assertion of principle. with the abandonment of that which may, aunecersanly, provoke enmity and opposition. DUBLIN POLICB. Os Mastlay sight the hosts a Mr. Croathwaile, o 1 Fleet *greet. wee entered by lbse drawing-rooms windows, sad robberi of a ease co:retaining a itowlisg.piece, wills whirls she Colleen prweeetied Is es *airy is Price'rlase, sad were in she act of breatiag open the caw, whes • lodger is the basso, named Lops, happeniag Is case %epos these, he called the watch, spots which she ralßans knocked him doss sod 'lode off, leaving the rue ►ellied these. Some onght, the without stationed at Queeses-bridge, swopped fuer wee, who appear to be deserters frost the 191 b regiment, haring is their possession coven pieces, row tainine MO cards of unbleacbed linen ' which they had Woks frost Mr. %kisses's blesch.green, at Golden-bridge. DIAN♦ VftSNI CUPID. Heat) Orrica.—Yesterday Joke rill, wee brought be fore the Magistrates of this elite, en the complaint of Dias Bunt, a "souse asattwaly-looking little pensage, whip, With densest eyes sad rest apparels timidity, elated her self I. be • married wows; that her heshried worked at Hersh; sad Notwithstanding Defeadant's keowledge of her being afewmae toweerte, he bad repeatedly made the flee dieherseershia proposals te her. Here the Complalaset (with great eeltewmplacmiey, amid raising her mike to a very addible pitch) assured the Magititestes that her wilts was pemefegaist all his " ainesHig art.." She reread to ra tify a treaty of bliss, nail in cosequeace of her inflexibility he had cedasnitied as assault upon her prison. The Dehmlani briar caned Of to answer the drew, staled, that Dias, the Cumplalaant, was always persksoiwg hiss,dlistisame isesSed she bad enticed him isu harm in Neri-street, where she bad paid for • Mediae his, aid • • P. At pwlet of the defame the Complaisant, with all the of wewscies iumeminer, and raisin her fiery eyes to. wares Heaves, selmemity ejaculated, "Oh, my Odd!" He further stated, that he saw her is bed Oa Mowilay sweraiag with a strange man, sad that they were both "eating bass." [Here the Complainant tendered her monism ear. Illleatej " Pease," said Kelly (wish great India:vase) " which of the arse huskeds you have sow is that tortill as fur ?".. 4 Oh, yibe villsie !" replied Dias, " you' haw. yaw are millifigarg sme."--•• No, he'd not, your Warship," a verred a tall strapping-looking dame. wise slued immediatily behind Kelly, her kA eye in deep asoorning, and with the other crosier( a coatemptsoes glance at Diana, " site's segvasus my husband thins.: months put; and, your Homier, she's 'milker good nor twins." The Magistrates dismissed the complaint, sad cautioned Diana Bore, for her owe safety sake, to be less " sedecieg" is future. Mr. Kelly, a fine " Paddy Carer lookiog isistleloso, swore by Itio sato/ Disuo sho'du't earn Itios optima aft kayo. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PARIS PAPERS. PARIS SEPTEMBER 24. A telegrsphic dispatch from Strasburg. dated this day (13d), atottouuces that Colonel Caron was uotiointously coademoed to death : Roger was ac quitted. A letter from Poitiers states, that Berton and his accomplice.. sriih the exception of Sennechault, are iu the same dungeon. 011 the first night they were loaded with iron collars and heavy chains to such a degree that Berton applied to the Prefect for relief. That trisgistrate ordered the iron collars to be tsken off, and lighter chains to be put on their legs. The live convicts hike their meals together, and live w common. Berton pays fur Joglin, to whose mother he has also sent some motley ; he hos like wise distributed money among the other inhabilauts of the prison. Saugi, though 63 years old, shews great firmness, and is continually encouraging his companions to die. He generally sings to theta after dinner, and the rest joist in chorus. As to Berton, he has never f u r a moment drooped. it is said that applications fur porde,' have been made to the King by the wive* of Sennechault and Caffe; and the sister of Jagliu has also come to Paris to implore mercy fur her brother,(ConsritatioaneL) Our letters from Ax of the 15th of September state—" We have just learned that the Trappist, who had proceeded towards Saragoosa, after having experienced a check at Huesca, effected, neverthe• leas, a junction with Quoted*. But having again made some attempts on Arragon. lie sustained far ther checks, and was obliged to fall back on the Seo d'Urgel, where he arrived oo the Bth with only 17 men. This news is certain ; we have it from an tje witness, Don Antonio advanced on the 10th to wards Moores, still occupied by the Constitutional ists, but hard pressed by the insurgents. Miss is now at Lerida, where be is concentrating his troops before he takes the field. His first movement will be against the Seo d'Urgel. The insurgents are advancing in masse against Cardona. Within these Few days heavy catiootiades have been heard on the frontiers in that &Prelim The occupation of that tort is the more necessary to them, as they have long bud v ..e..10, of saliuts."— ( J um , nal de rouloise.) TRIAL FOR SEDUCTION. COWS'? Or emus OF PARIS. The sitting of to-day hes been occupied by au accusation of carrying off a minor, the only daugh ter of a cabinet•maker possessing some properly. The 'reenact was • young men, uuthor of several articles. who had no other meal's of sub.istence. though an Advocate. than his recent imploymet t by a Journal entitled the Pilots. Pierre Barthelemy had met several times Miss Elisabeth Florence daughter of a cabinet ...ha. aged 17 yours. He am II or IS years older, lie is far from being ugly, but he is short sod lame, and obliged to aid the shortness of one leg by • high heeled boot, and to support himself on a cane. The Act oe Accusation and the Justieestary Papers, make us acquainted with the m anner i n which he acquaintance wee established. Barthe lemy frequently followed Miss Elisabeth in the street, whom • servant accompanied from school, hotue. He very soon found means to speak to her, and offered to lend her some books. The first which he lent her were, according to him. some works on Educatiou and a Treatise on Mythol og y. Some time afterwards he put into her hands the first volume of Lis Nouvelle Ileloise, and reread to give her the second. He wished to shew her Julie guilty, but not Julie repentant. Elisabeth, it is said, heW taied to finish the first volume; she was stopped by this remarkable passage of the preface:—" What ever young woman, in spite of the title, dares to read • single page. is for ever lost." She added. however. I have arrived at the 110th page, and sin dot yrt lost. Barthelemy replied, that the danger was only to weak minds, and that she might con tinue. In a letter written to the object of his arts, Bar thelemy developed his•theory of seduction. Very soon he menaced Elisabeth, that he should be driven to deeds of the greatest despair. He dared to advance that suicide was not a crime. He au pounced his approaching departure for Barcelona, where he was going to brave the yellow fever. Eli : tbeth aas alarmed ; Barthelemy changed his plats of a journey into Spain far a trip to England, and by degrees he led her into the abyss of seduction. At length the place of her retreat was discovered, and she was conducted to the convent of Sr. ' Michel, by virtue of the paternal authority, and 'of theasthority of the President of the Civil Court, Barthelemy wrote a menacing letter to the father, in which he reproached him as a tyrant and gaoler, and the executioner of his daughter, and weut so far as to say, " you have lost your rights in abusing them." Barthelemy alleged for excuse the violent passion with which he was inspired by his victim, and the project which he had always entertained of marry. mg her ; but the father would not accept of a re paration which only confirmed the ravisher io the possession of the prey which he had coveted. He appeared before the Court as a party to a civil suit. At the commencement of the trial, Elisabeth was led forwa'd by the son-in-law of M. Leboo, her father's advocrte. Her steps trembled, she was evidently confused, though a long black veil cover ed her features, which are described as regular and handsome. Her eyes appeared to avoid those of M. Barthelemy. After the act of accusation was read, in the pre sence of a numerous audience, M. de Broe, Advo. cate-General, required, in consequence of the no tore of some of the detail., that the cause should be heard with closed doors. The Court agreed to this requisition, the audience were ordered to depart, some persons, however, re mained; we shall not abuse this favour in reporting afflicting derails, which the interest of morality re quires us not to submit to the eyes of our reader,. M. de Broe supported the accuratioo with the same talent that he has recently displayed in a num ber of criminal prosecutions. M. le Bon pleaded the father's cause, and M. Came defended Barthelemy. The audience were again admitted, when the Judge summed up, and they then learnt that all the difficulty of the case turned on 354th and 3561 h ar ticles of the Penal Code, and on a defect wheel the Legislator seems to have left iu them. The defence maintained that the minor being more than sixteue years of age, and having voluntarily followed her seducer, the charge of fraud provided fur in the 354th article was not applicable. After a short deliberation the Jury found Bar thelemy not guilty of having carried off the minor, Elisabeth Florence G--, by fraud. le conse quence the President absolved him and spoke to him ere follows : -- " Pierre Barthelemy, the sikaee of the law rather than your innocence, enables roe to escape from this accusatiou. You have been guilty of the greatest trespass that can be committed not oely against the risks of sioeslity, but against the Arm principles of as haseat and vktseue , sea. You have tempted a young comas from her duty, kouwieg that her father "meld sever coolies' hi give her is you N seat. riser. Yee have not eves asked the tuber's GOMM/ j pas began the seslattios of this riming penes is the west irVe us , and with a cleverness that has hitherto bee* foetid only is Novels, where the character of Lovelace has bins de scribed with such odious features. It will be said that pea have learned your means of seduction from works which we dare sot ease on this Beach. Remember the impose pas have sow been guilty of pew whale life, and endeavour to expiate it by better conduct. Admonished fur the (Were by the lesson you have received, endeavour to forst DO ether manmade* but what are pure sod vineries. Abairesll„ do sot abuse talests which Mall be acksowkdged, which eaters has gives pay, and educatiois hos cultivated, but of which you have made a most fatal use." .1111111te Or TIM LICH, IMPTSIIIIIIII IL A commercial letter which has just reached us from Venice, of the I tilt of September, inform. us that a numerous Greek feet has doubled the r : JOS. BUSHMAN, Comptroller.. LOT INDIA NOVISR, Seememaist 25, I tin. PMCOURT of DIRECTORS Vi tAt ejt CON PANT. stif 311111101 ANTS sT ENG LAN, Snail, f• UST INDIES, do hereby ore Meeks, net the CPIONITTER- ot WM° "J. W A R E' DOUSES will be ready le revolve Proposals in writing, sealed op. so or before WEDNESDAY t h e 234 of Oe tober.lo22, from sueb.Pensine in may be wining se repo, the Coopaey with IRON SHOT AND SHELLS; and lb. Conditions of the Cogniguet may be sees on ap pheatioss t o she Clerk of the raid Cemesittee, with the Proposals most be Wu before Eleven of the Cloh in the Forenoon of the said 231 thy of October, after which boar the Committee will sot receive in, Trader. PETER AUBER. A.sisiant.Seerelory. M. of of of ,II iii kJ lie,'