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j r o Aror • Per Cent r.. .0 L. tit!. • . . VW - 1y L 2) it 'fir A ... . , .~ aQ LON DON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 71-322. hiummea 6160 . Putcy. 7ti. NEW THEATRE-ROYAL. HAY-MAI:A - KT. T HIS EVENING, SATURD Y. Augu'i 31, ►ill be performed the Comedy of EXCHEQUER DILL OFFICE. Awn:n.4l, 1872. /114 E EXCHEQUER BILLS dated is the '1 Xmas if 0(144er, Pl. ember, Med Doeewber , 1821, CITY of LONDON TAVEMN. Au gus t 30, 18/4.—Ammusl of Subscriptions to RISE ANt) FALL. Sir Omoioso Traffic, Mr. WlllUsisia; Sir Robert, Mr. i,uriger ; H , roan, Mr. Maker Sroyiniar, Mr. Jose.; •n iot piey, Mr. Terry; Vololve, Mr. o:berry; Doorole, Mr. Tuirore; Giresseste, fib. W. Meat. Misr TroMe, Taileure; Miu Platuible, Mous Buyer; Ruse, Mrs. Chants.- Mn. Dar bell, Mra. Pratte. To roorlorle with she Opera via...—. this clay, it this place Amount of Sobscsiptisa.• at sevecalllOul• pwtssad Towns of Englasd, fkollasd, fititli Grime 111. Cap. 43i, for Building idditioral Churches; Ist Grorte IV. Cap. 60, for carrying on Public *arks and Fisheries; . sand %Vales, ab•ut 311,000 0 0 .—.....-4,"" Amonnt of 1,105 Remittances in !Vane,' to Ireland, to this day Ansorm of Provisions scot farm Kozk i nd and Scotland, and of nther. illtalsurtiemetets mid E speedos, earl a Itevaittances and Provisions from the Out-ports, about The purpose of this Subscription, to relieve the temporary distruss of the Western slid Southern Provinces of Ireland, Aurjog the defiriency of their arcustomed food of Potatoes, beiso areomplirliett and termtuated by the ores and abund. sot crop and favourable Harvest of this Seams, thus Sub. stription has ceased, and the remainder of the benevolvut pet and liberal Contributions of the rit IA Public has been de teranined to be at once aporo i 1441 to variussa purposes of tea ful application is ranee b. m Asintrut of Subscriptions already } .. £ 206,764 10 s. sd. advertised I►t Grow IV., t 92,04 1 0,800, •nno 1840, 24 George IV., f 29,000,400, ausno 1821, THE BARBER OF SEVILLE. Fivro, Mr Liston; Count Almarna, Mr. June.; Dr. earte!o, Mr. Witham.; F...re110, Mr. Lanai Lee. Roate•, Miss Paton; Ma.celtina, Mrs. Covent,. Flees for the Buses to be token of Mr. Maoist/Imm, ist the Th.atte, of whom Filtrate Bois ma) be had, wildly. On Monday, The Heir at Lae—and Family Jars ! I).1 Tuesday, The lisrlser of &vale—Lamas' Quarrels-- 14d dissimerive and Petrochta. Oa Wedersday, The Hypocrite—sad Family Jane! .w nem Ownsite Opera mitt speedily be produces!, ender the 1 tie of Moraiag, Sone, and Night ; we, The Romance of a Day. iWilATith-hli 1.1 L, JiNGLISH OPIIIRA-UOUSS, STRAND. EVENING, SA 111/ RDA lc 411wgu•t 31, .111 he meted (15:h lime), a acw 'Operetta Mama, i■ ere acts, called GIL BIAS. at 17, 4S, A Prologue will be .poke• Ay Ale. Bartley. 12 Arts I and 11, the Keene is hid at Peonseur sal in its Neighboterhne•d. Characters—thl Blasi (aged 17), Miss Kelly Gil Poem Mr. w Beineti ; Picaree, Mr. %View+ ; Rolando. Mr. T. P. Coke; Asibruse do Lanirls. Mr. %Valkinsein ; Lope, Mr. C.llabau; Durango. Mr. .1. Knight. Donna Meares, Miss Carets Leonard., Sirs &rm. I. Art 111, the Beene Is at Valladolid. Chararterss—Gel Blast (aged 2S), Mr. Pram's; Dar Fer mi:ln. Slr. J. Bland; Count ale Polon, Mr. Janson's; Peearo, Mr. Wreath; Rolando, Mr. T. P Cooke; Ambrose de La. Wii l / 4 101.011. MOD. Meares, Miss Care.. Is Acts IV and V, the Scene is at Msdrid and its Vicinity. Characters—Gil Hiss (aged 52), Mr. Batley; Philip IV. 6f {pats, Mir. Risabotham ; Dow Grissom, Mr. Broadhurst; Perms. Mr. Wrench; Ri,laailo, Mr. T. P. Cooke. Astoria, NM Kelly; Marieeta, Miss Parry. Mier ebicb, first tin., a sew Musical Farce, in tiro acts, to be c.lte,l GREINA GREEN. Lord Lonwell, Mr. Prarinsoe ; Mr. Torrlkine. Kr. W. Pvt. hell; Mr. Macias. Mr. %Vrewele ; I.a.der. M►. Power. Emily, Niel are. ; Beta, Flessltis, Kim Kelly. This day is pshlished. BLACKWOOLVS - ROlNntiliGH MAGA ZINE, No. LXVII. for AtIGUAT, 1822. Cakstata, Clasp. 7. The Wise Prow— l!. Childhood —lll. refry Ledyaid. a Lyric*, Ballad —IV. Douglas on Mineitiaa.—V. The Qaasserly Review, N 0.53.- 11 Lord Blesiutem on the Stats of Irelaitil.—Vll. Hat lair Table Talk —VIII. Letter from M. Mullion, eorloeing the Coatrihresur's Lament for Yellow mid Bitie.—lX. Sea. aide Sketchea• No. 2. G 010( to eke Needles.—X. Words. north's &meets mod Memorials.—Xl. Let** a M. Mules Letiers from She Dead so the Living Nn. 2, CialLIGll.—Xlll. The Pleasure of &rise.' —XIV. The Death of Isaiah, a Vragmeol. By David Lynditay.—BV. The Renee in the ?teeth. Idea Latino Redilitiine.—X7l. Letter from Paris.—XVll. Letter from Aberdern.—XVlll. Hone Germanic*. No. 14, Monate' Alhaitesertn.—XlX. R , :ty•five Runweia, with Praetors Remarks, &c —XX. The Eockatiter Famitus sail Queen Elizabstb.—XXl. tiketeli or Me Proper of Frt•egs P•iutuag.—XXll. Work* prepariug for Publicatiun.—XXlll. Monthly List of New Publica tion& _ . Printed fee William Blackwood, Nu. 17, Priace'reirtei, Limburgll; 'Sad T. Coded, &rasa, Lawful'. This day is pstilisbed, wire 4e. bd., with Three Octave Pisces, THE TECHNICAL REPOSITORY, for SEPTEMBER. 1541, osstaiwiwit Practical Worms ties es Sribtects eissioreted wily Discoveries sail Improve siests is the wed& Ails. Sy THOMAS GILL, A Chairman of the Comminee of Mrchankto in the Society for the Roronragraneot of Arm, Ilasofartereo, and Cu - melee. Adelpki. 'Dia Number contain* the ftillowing Articles:—Oa Instru ments fru Drilling mud Buring—klasiefactiire of the Mori atic and Non? Acids and A winnonia. in Prance—Geneva Lamps and kclectois--Gas from Ost.seeds--Tresd wheal— /K.41bl en Ike Culture of the Pine Apple submit Dirk ur Hui-beds—Knighi on the IMauaeem.nt of Fruit-Treys in Puts—Turreli ou Hair Pencils sad Drawing Peoio--On re. tiring Gold and Silver iu Fanner—Us reducing F.icituo in llachiscty—Oa Albumen—Os Iron and Steel—thiltsapki and Co. so Poli.ho g Wood, Ivory, &e. In the Lathe, and u. Varnishing or larqueringa-Improved Cuninsuoiraiisra with Ireland—huccrearst A pi.licalion of Ike EpiryrlvW to the ?yeti of Snits %I hrel.—W, the Fire- 13011 0 11 I /11 pflOVed Pedal Harps, Life Pres: rrrrr and Shower B .thy—tia the Belies lipliautique, or Was. r Itna —and Moatthly List of Patients. Pi wed fur Laden, Shand; as•l Bischnood, Faliubaugh. N.B.—VW. 1.1, nos ready fur delivery, price ISs. WANSI EAU HOUSE, ESSEX. /Japer% COE Ell N TAPESTRY, tar the Soest Preservaliou; hr.:anti/al DAMASK cud VELVE I' HANGINGS; sad tither TEE F.CTS. ItU. ito I NS, of IVirrwirl: House. Regent- I street, iriforin• t h e Nuhibly , Gentry, and 11w Pshl.r, tirst on NION DAY, she 9th Sgri.nitier, Isll, aud Two GtM Dam al Eleven o'Clurli, be shall titer Ton SALE. AT tv•ms rr.• D HOUSE, ESSEX, Ike ARTICLES DEFERRED at the LATE SALE, Tug,ther with war ions torelearell -Leta, By Under of sire Trustees. 'The Tapestry ne in the Surat preservation, representing the Triumphal Entry of Alexander into Babylon ; Alex sonde., RIO Ileplaratiors at the Tent of Darius ; Alexander's Pander ur toe Grainless ( thefetarvere); Telernaelatts at Isizird of Creee4 and IlUarrOUll ethers rgually bar. inask soil Velsot of exquisite workmanship; arno,l4 veh•rh rid be found an asirlishi- Vic rut of Prolamer celebrated Laura, by Simone '4 , ; r , ; s,u.oistred Vases 11.101 Fw orm In ..Lk Hod done, isi fiwit of •tue Mansion, and in the Plea kora ; Irian • Pair of unique Exyultait Marble with Caps suit Oases, of grrat antiquity; r (looks; • initialer's Dresden China Dinner end &note; (orioles Goilrie Windows, of rare old S "i'•ed 6 , a-a; • inarndliceni Green Dantaak Toilet Dress, h0.d,,e.; with Gold Lare, formerly in the pus wsxi„u ul I..typis '1:m1110111r ; costly rine.lllllr, State Bed. and 13.ridiog, Window Cuomo'', Velvet and nam2.l. thiunrana, Chsirs, itt ; hex, Library, and other 1 „ . "Its; Finders and Eire Gino ; capital Iron Wire Invisible Au Carts ; a Firibuie B•••,• Paul; the Erection ^tt I:.,hty F.et Hot-house; • Melva Pit; aid numerous otter 0 hr el, %yea to Illooday, Id September, sod every day till the lime of Sale (Beaday ezeep.ed), ►y Catalogues, at 3s. etch, to a d m.t rwu pe,mow, which may be bad as the Pte. Inis "i 41 .4 1 of Mraire. Robson, Lightfoot, mad Rubles, Sell. Cattic-sireel. Leicester square ; Messrs. Brordreit, hPhiat, and Ri admit, Solicitors, Temple; eo9 of Mr. / 14 bluo, 170, itigent•eueei, opposite Barliaglee•elreoi. , with the Interest due thereon, will be paid off on thettth day o f septeinh.r.lB22, when the Interest will craw. Such Bias will be received daily (Holidays excepted), from Teu &Clack till 01/P, mail and including the 1116 day of Septem ber, at t!.is Office, where List• are to be obtained, containing lustructihns for arranging the Bills. The Bearer* must en dorse each Bill with their usual !alpinist**, and write their Names and Residences at the b o tt o m o f each List ; and where the Named of Holders are inserted in Bills, the Bearers, not below such Holders, must previously obtain their F:iiikreidenients. The Bearers insist attend to give Ke. ceipi• for the P.iyisent. Ps;.meno wily be obtained, if regivirea, previous to the said esth dui of Svoienaber, winos lcdving the Bills for Etami. nation One Day prior to that WI is Inch such Payment is desired. New 8.11., bearing no Interest of Tien Peace by the Day open *spry One launder(' Pounds, and dated the said 'Zhils day of September, may be obtaiited to wilier or is part Pay ment of Principal, upon •tating she re quired Amount on the I.o.ts,delirered ou or h. fore the said 19th day of September, loch stew Bill., with she Inlrrest• on the Bills exchanged, sill be tattled on the e6ilt day of September. F:reheamer Bills dated prior to October, 1821, kers beta adrertised to be paid off This day was published, is 12... price 64,4141. hewed. Serum! Edition of AN HISTORICAL,EPITOME of the OLD •nd NEW TESTAMENTS, and pada the Apo. crypt's, Psi whack the Everts are arrarged accurdorg Cbrorol..yrirsi Ny A St EMBER of the CHURCH of ENGLAND. •ntia.e. of '• Weekly Prayen epos she Creative." Printed for G. sod W. E. Whittaker, 13, Ate-Maria-Lane. ROYAL VISIT TO SCOTLAND. This day is published, !Ivo. price 2s. 1141. AHIS' (MICA!, AccouNT (Past First) of his MMESTY'S VISIT to SCOTLANDs con sisling of an Iniroductio, mamboing • variety of corium, Inbirmation relative to formic Royal Visits—As Account of the Preparations merle is Edinboro, Leith, Dalkelth, and other plsces, f . ..e his Majesiy's receplioo—The Poems composed, and Medals struck, &c. &c.—The whole ['edicts lArs of his Maj. sty's Voyage, from his Embarkation at Green wich to his Arrival io Lriih Roads, embrarisig a description of the Royal licorice—The Alteralious made in the James %Vstt, with a view tio his Majesty's embirking is her—A List of the Royal Squadron, and their Commanders—The King's Suite, Ac.—Aud a full description of his Majesty's Laiiiling at Leith, the R.,yal Prucessiuo to Hulyrood Holier, and row, so Dalkeith—The !Noires's in Edloborab, Leith, Dalkeitb, dc. she might of ill. Majesty's •rrival. The in formation byre collected, s g,est part of which has not yet been made public, is drown fs oas the most auibeirisc sources; est SIWWIItrIt efirtetiert by • number of Historical Notes. Several Engravings will accompany the Seciiud Past of the {{'irk, which wail he published without delay. _ _ Published by °lower aud Boyd, Ediuburgh; and sold by G. and W B. %Vll'Hake!, London. Aril A NIPACN E, ntoottf.coured by DALE. IL} '27, C.teattry st,ert, from the best Foreign sod English Grams. The %Viue is brought to such perfection that Fami. lire who bare he-n in the Champagne Countries bare de rimmed, that had th• y taattd each tudiserissinattly they could not have distioguishol the Etlghsli from the Foreign. Prier Vls. per dozen. One di , seu, per aample. tacludisi heaver mid bottles, seat to say part of the ramify for V. by a remittance, or so order for payment In Loudon.—For a Siz dozen Case of wine a Discount of Teo per Cent. allowed. SUBSCRIPTION fur t h e WIDOW, the AGED PARENTS, ~J SEVEN CHILDREN of the Isle Mr. EMERY, or Coveat-gankes Theatre. Behaeripi loos have been announced to the 151 h August. TIMM subsequently serelved are as folhm a. Big Grace the Dyke or Montrose 10 10 Lady Derby 10 0 Mos str ph. Rs 10 10 The trateropeoplo em ployed by LasllCbar lout Ikuys, Hotbed hex • small s•m from her Ladyship's domestics, by Mr Hartley 35 0 Phlhr Ron.lell, Esq lO 0 J•b• Mull Nensp..pr r 5 0 John W,n.o•, Grays Inn J. Cube•, E•q. by Mr C. Taylor Juba Gulley H. Was. Muggin, IK.q, per S. Smith, F.rq J. itoth•ltertions, E.q. I f Rev. Joins Rodinisa 1 1 Mr. Ric tsardeon 1 0 Mr G. H 2 2 T. F. E. Geo. Higgins, Esq 1 1 J. J. 1 0 Mr. R. Snow, Brighton 1 0 Mr W. Sour T. P. Cooper . 1 0 J. Kotig W. Moss J A Irxasider 1 0 Mr. lildnrisard,lßCG 1 1 ►V. E. !Valley 1 0 H by M r.Blrinelisrd 1 1 T. Read 11. D R W Mr. Hamm Ransom nod Co. ftl.P W. H. West Betiy, R. T F. F...... Marsh Anil Cu. Hon. Philip Furry lO 0 Q. T 2 0 W. R. D 1 1 Mn. Forbes W. F. D. Mews. Strvenousit k Co. C. Chishulrse„ Esq 6 5 W. K . 5l 5 Mr. Phipps, Brydra ...... • Thai%• WINoe, E.q. York. J. L.Pgb, Lad, Lleyleo IVs. thew, J. therumet t E..t.T. ft. C. G. J. Grultßldi, E-q. T. R. C.G W. Slut, Ecti. P. C Mrs. Knight Win. Peon, Esq. by Mr. Bartley Robert Stew■'t, E•q by M. C. Taylor.. , Mr.lieoley,of Bishops. thurpe. _ Mr. Cowden A few (thuds of the Society of the Jour. ney •eo Cur.iers, • front the hind Lion 811:4 Drury. lane l3l. 3,. J. Mookleuuse, Esq. Earl street, Mark t. tam and four _ _ street -2 2 J. 11 1 0 Anonymous 1 0 H. T Grote and Co His Grace the Duke of Poetised lO 0 H. P 5 0 J. B Wm. Brilfurd, Eoq Thus. H Kerfoot, Esq. 1 1 A. Z M . Cuatta sad Co. Earl of Lansdale.. . 20 0 Vito r, &1.... 10 0 Hoe. Colonel Lurrilker 5 5 T. Carr, Erg ...... fr 0 W. Clarke, . 4 2 Mrs. NI. Tryon 1 1 Hobert Litigate, Esq 1 1 J. P. A Yorkshire Lad OlO Chamber, mud Co. - - Friends 5 0 11. F sod Frsetule 21. 12..0d. Rube. Verson, lisq an nually during the the life of Mr. sad Mrs. Emery L. C. Deayetona, per Mr. C Taylor.. Canal. Medgauu, En. 1 1 Lord Pudgy's , . b 0 Alm Ann Tbernprin, by ditto .... 5 0 S 5 5 0 5 0 S 'S 5 5 5 0 5 0 5 0 3 0 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 Further Subscriptions rimmed. s. I A Protestant .. 1 0 subscriptions..los.9tl. Edderion, N.B, Rev. A. Curie/on . 1 R Won. Ahholt, Esq.... 5 0 The Offieers and Men lst bsilalion 601 b Regiment. at Mont real, per Lieui..Col Anrtress From Marsh and Cu. Stock worth, Cam bridge, Rev. W. Thorpe, Vicar. .21. 19.. 6d. nolltugham, do. do. I!. 111..6d. From H M mersley and Co. Ao Ilibh Viuman .... 10 0 From Mo, land ■od Co. Z •. Selling, Kent, per Wright and Co 3 0 Llaneer•lli,perCharch wardeirs 1 8 St Martha, Rev. W H. Cole 2 4 Osarest., ' 221. I3s. Id. St. Martin, Salop, per Cruaun and Co 51 1416. Llsnyblodwill, ditto, per chilli L. gstock,ll sois,rrisma house to honor, per Minister as Church wardens 51. 15s. Bentley Parish, Rev. -- Clarke Crondall ditto, Rev Jefferson Amplefurth, Rev. A. Germain 03ourodun, Rev. -- Buyer lB 10 Forrroark,Derblsbiro, Rev. C. Dodsley 61. 71. 6d. Barrow, County of Lincoln, Rev. R. B Worthiugion 4 4 Tharington, Essex, per Crickett and Co 2 0 Usigiarthlin,Aneleses, Rev. H. Hughes . 8 0 Frating, Eases, per Crickets as Cu.. 81.75. ed. E. Pearson, Tactility Yorkshire, per Dens Moon and Cu 1 1 St. Kew, Rev. J. Posner, V. 17v. 4d. Make, County Cure wall, Rev. Yr Whitehead Barton Mills, per Mr Fuller .... Stowlangton,perGibes and Co—... 1 0 Si. George I be Martyr, Queer's-sq. modal 1 1 Little Millesimal, Beiks, Rev. F. J Hilliard 1 0 Wighoh, Rev. E. Ince 2 16 ChooduisK. diito Kirion, Re dJ. 5pence........ 9/. 7s. Wainfiret, St. Mary's sod F , ickney .... 3 10 hla Majesty's service, Guns ire subscribed One Day's Pay try in Ireland : .0 7 5 0 ... 3 11 10 ... 11 1 2 A _ H•lf pay Officer, IN so Isse4i ion 5 • F.cele.s. Id, Yost. R.r. J. Dixon ....171 I3s. Id. From Coatis and Co. C. VI. Hoe Col. A. P. Upton 5 0 From Carries and Cu. Kirby Griedaly, Rrv. R. Quake 2s. Id. Fromm Marton and Cu. J. Mahan, of Mar. tinkles., per Baring, 'lumbers. and Cu... 30 0 Free Glyn and Co. Utahans Catholic Con ir.gat ion 26!. 0.. Od. Llannecrcoix, Moot. gooterystire 1 0 Fron - H••bory sad Co.. Nomoghane, 3d pay aorta, per Fellow., Hart, and Co. Iha Oa. 9d. Ron Swills, Payne, sod Co. Dudrotr Pariah. lire. H. L. Magender 1!. 104.15 d. Whalley, Ch•petry of New Chinch Pen. die, Rev. J. Whit aker M. D. per Simoodo and Co. Reading 1 0 Atha ioster, Dorset, Rev. T. Seymour Much Courgette, Here fordshire, Hew. D. James l/. 13s. 7d. Dias, Norfolk, * Rev. B. Massing.. 311. la 10d. A further List of Ships in which the Officers mod Mea ha each, for the thotressrd Peesoul Sappho ... Martial ... Bulwark Alsomatirt together to VII 18 0 The Coniesiitee begs the &maltose of Clergymen, Beakers, aad Lora; Committees, tu the early remittance of the Cul lectures made In their seem' Churches and Parishes. . They slim beg to request from the sorvral Ports and Tonne of F-nels■d, Sen.land. ■ad Wales. a return of rim •mount of their several Colleethms and Rentittanres to Ire land in Money sad Provisions, that they MI • y bel locialkd a (stare General Kennel of the gartienlars r and amount of this generous national assistance. _ By order of the Committee ' MICR. WM. TROY. Hos. See. LORD ERSKINE. A very interesting letter from Lord Elt•IIIKI to the Earl of LIVICIRPOOL, oti the subject of the Greeks (apse. has just made its appearance. On the question of the batharous character of the con te.t. the Noble Author thee expresses himself :-- " It is objected that lb. Greats are nut less savagely creel than the Tenka. I will not bear mach a charge.. The gentlest seismal, which Providence has *objected li ea, ;patient of labour, and lie kiag the biraevolrut hand that feeds them, whew maddened with terror and goaded by barbarous op presidoes, will chalice on • soddee all the eharacteristies of their origami, natures, and overthrow every thing in their course. To judge of what the Greeks, under good government, am capable of being, we have only to look hack to whet they have beets. Their perherees, in which we as trace so many great men, who should have died, ought tu proterl them from Me 84111CtilL, who eaxnot show ten all their escutcheons • single mar who should have lived. " Well, thew, may we classes to such miscreants, io the Isogesee of Milton— " • La's woe thy spear mildest the Muses• hewer—. The great Emashi■o eeeq bid spare The House or Plotters's, when temple aud lower Wesst to she erased: " Bat although I bare thin endeavoured, preheat my moat predominant (ceilings, to expel front my indignant view cruel. ties by whomsoever committed, and, in proteetiow of the un. futttinate Greeks, have coveted them with the veil which our imperfect matures entitled me to throw over them ; yet let it be remembered, that what I have written concern. lag them, applies only to uop►emeelitated inhomsaity, such as, wheu bunted like wild beams, they have termed upon their prauere, bat that barbarous retaliation• earn receive oo prinks if eisatiourd when they are contending u a nation for their religion and freedom. I rejoice that titsy are advanced to that condition, that they are menballiug armies, that they are laying the torrodsriona o f a civil government, and I feel untliteat that they will henceforth remember sisal they are soldiers and Christians. " That nor indorser could fail, if f.itbfully exerted, 1 ea.- eel bring my mad to believe. I might ask those vibe were the warmest advocates for the war, and who hold the highest its happy teissiostioa, and the eminence oa which it has placed us, what they unsold think if It could be doebtad that if we spoke the word we should be obeyed. • " The olefin taw is, my Lord, that ma did sot speak it at a time when many of the enormiti•. a li,rh have take• place, sari fora lung It:memos, follow, might have been averted ; sod fete that we may now be under en,' emha►raas•neat Is holding a different comm. I am must've,' that it ban bees, es- Sorely cwiag to the system whirl, the G.,a.mitsteata of Europe have too loos hern pursuing, that the meat wink of buntal , lif and justire bas not tong ago been complete; and the Doty difficulty I can f t o its inttint acconsplishineut is, that, PstsilaPs, we onnielves must retrace some or our step. is taking the lead to give it effect. Our alliance with the Porte ought to have been I•"( ago removed out of the way, as hem( on. worthy of the British Goversmeut and people ; and without conteadieg that we shonld at "nee have rerienteri by hostility their moostroas inimittiec, yet, if not a man in England mete peepared to woad my op Mau, I ►huuld assert that it would have become us to withdraw oar Ambassador from Censtan• fiat:Tie, sail to reject sorb ■ banditti as our The Bing of Great Britain ought not In be styled the Brother of the Sultan, whilst the desolation of Sri° and the butchery of the haulages see untamed (a. These eathoris. d murders are not the seta of a civiletel nation. • The moire Of their ►loo4 lilt► that of the Arm victim of violimOe, s cries auto God out of the ground.' mad the juirltrment of Gad ought to be no example to the milieus who worship him. s Let them he fugitives mad vagabonds upoa the eatth'." FOREIGN IN7ELLIGINCE. PARIS PAPERS, PARIS, AVOUVr 26. iVe have received recent letters from Smyrna, by the fiigate Jeanne d'Art% Captain M. de Lamed. who arrived a few days since at Toulon. The following is an extract ;---" It is unfortunately too certain that the Greek+, in taking 'possession of Athens, have violated the capitulation by virtue 4.f which the lives of the garrison were to be saved. On this occasion the flag of the King of France was the signal of safety for the unfortunate men who escaped the carnage. The French vessels rAclive aoi r kslnfette arrived yesterday in this port, hav ing on hoard three hundred individuals (many of them women and children), the remnant of this unfortunate garrison of Athens. Upwards of 600 men were put to the sword by the Greeks on the 10tIt of this month, in spite of the promise they had made to give a safeguard to the Musselinen. This town was a prey to mas4acre for three day., w h e n M . ff o r gon o, commanding the Estufette, arrived at Athens. M de Reversesu, who com manded the Active, arrived shortly after ; these two Commanders had nerd of much firmness and energy to rescue the victims from an infuriated populace. They were well seconded by the officers and crews, who went up to the gates of the town to cover the operation. " M. Fauvel, Consul of France, has proceeded on hoard the Active. The unfortunate men who have bent rescued have been sent to the Panto of Smyrna. " According to the rep arts brought by the Este feete and the Active, a Turkish army lu►d beaten the Greeks at Titermopylte, taken possession of Thebes. and approached Athens. The intelligence of this check seems to have been made a pretext by the Greeks to massacre the Turkish garrison, which they had promised to spare."—(Qaoridienne.) An Evening Paper announces that the Marquis de Casa Irujo, Spanish Minister at this Court, lass beets recalled, and replaced by the Duke de Son Lorenzo, nephew of the Duke del Parque. This morning a courier from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs set off (or 'tidy. _ On the east August, in the Court of Correc tional Police at Nantes, a young man, a clerk in considerable mercantile house, was tried for having called out at the theatre " Down wish the Moat. chards!" (police spier). and of having insulted Ge tiers! Despinois (who has been brought into notice in the trial. pending at Paris), by writing on she sand the word Espiouides. The Counsel for the prisoner applied himself chiefly to this last Get, And asserted that thi. word which General Despinois had taken as an insult, was not i correct anagram of the General's name, and as it was a word void of meaning, and if no language, the Generel had no right to interpret it as an offence. The Counsel, in illustrating this point, cited some happy ana grams, which had been made the means of convey ing satire or censure, ex. gr. that an Father Proust par sot (absolute foul); rood that as Frere .I..eques Clement, e'est retsfrr que m'a rth (it is hell that has created mej ; but he was agonished that the Public Prosecutor should have tried to *hew that the first syllable of the word written by the de fendant (espion, spy) were applicable to a person holding the high station of General Deritiuois ! The young man was condemned to a mouth's imprisonment and a flue of YOO francs. [Despinois is ■ Prefect, and has been very busy in finding or making plots. An article, it appear.. had been published in the Mini?. • periodical work. giving an account of him under the title of h spio. sides —a word which, from its near resemblance to au anagram of his name. and its indication of his employment, was very offensive to the Generdl.] COURT OF ASSIZE AT PARIS. The eaamimatiu• of witnesses was resumed on the ttlth of August. • The Serje••t-Major ateelet declared, that he sew Goo pillow, ea the 17th of March, at the inn of the Soleil d'Or, at Rochelle. -He perceived that this subaltern was weeping, sod he Interrogated Mtn as to the canoe of his sedates. Gem pities hi drat hesitated to anew., his question, hut aft( rwarda went out with him Imo the court, and said, " I am • ruined maa. I am • CArbosere. It is a society to which sfl the subalittas of the regiment beloag." Wilms, them questioned him •e to the object of Ilse conspiracy, tad Ciampi Sus replied, that it was intruded braise the Id-coloured flag. Gespilloo admitted that he had told Chest's that there was a Sudety of Carbonari in the grainiest, but denied that he had said say thing about a conspiracy. IL de B►oe—l me, with pain the situation in whlth Goo. pillow seeks to place himself. I can only attribute it to his intercourse is prison with the other seemed. Goepilloa—The witness Mote his discovery, has been made Setjesot.lblajor of drenadsera, and be has beta pine posed for as °dicer ; wby has this been dome ? The President—He has been promoted i• coriaquente of the fidelity bobs/ 'news, mid the good advice which be gave to yea. Leos", Liettieaant of the 45th vreelarreet, declared that a short time after Ibe stair of Getters! Norio% two eerapsoira of light infantry were seat to Permian sod to Thomirs, to pursue the betimes. A few d.ys otter he received • timer from the Cemmandi•g Officer, is which he made mem hut of CAeraliere of Liberty, oiberwiee robbers, and calmed lee subalterns of the regtateat who belonged to thew The wittiest spoke of Shia letter to G ... l otion, oho said. " There are losily more of them," and aome dna. , after h• 1 ) co ifemed that he lo long. d to - the Cheraliara of J.ibe.lar. and . .i i that their object was to overinro th , Government, raise the lei rolunied tit, and join Cameral Berko,. He gave a 11‘t of an the conspirators, and addill, that II IVI, tloir lofts. lion ia make sure of the Colour.' and Iwo Capin.na of the battalion, and condoct them to the lower. The a :I "I , s •fiea oliseered Goupillon weeping at Byron's, and at other ~ place*. Goopillon-1 desire to know whether the witness did not ask me whir were the chiefs of She conspiracy, and whether t ihe col not himself name M. Benjamin Comeau , aiiii 11. Foy! . Did he nut further say, that M. I.•flite tarnished the fonds, anti that they were all implicated i• the affair of Colmar' kl. l.eiuup—No; I said ants word of all this. The Lieutenant klarteau entered into same details as to what passed at Rochelle •5 the woutitent of Poinier's arrest, when be was disguised as a proaant. Choulit was called hark, and declared that Graupillaw • 1 came to his lonise, sod cursed him • card of Cipeteuesasam t - - . " ... 1 Irma as eight "V lore's. upon which a prinitival iiiiiorealcsamf. Gonpillon tmoutained that he never had sock a earl. *Air some other witnesses , shine testimony was nut Ma- terial, had been examined, the C o u r t adj o u rne d. a PETERSBURGH. AUGUST 6. An OrdonnaNce of b-s ;Majesty the Emperor, re lative to deserters and fug:lite,. who might find an asylum in the Governments of Livottia, Eithonia. and Courlancl. contains in substance what follows: " In every village or estate where, without the knowledge of the Lord, ■ deserter or fugitive finds a prohibited asylum in the house or a peasant, the community of the peasants shall be condemned to a fine of 2,000 roubles for each deserter or fugitive. If this asylum has been known by the Lord of tin place, the latter shall pay the same rum, beside% the fine Attic, on the peasants. If the Lord slime is instrumental to the concealment, lie 611411 pay the fine of 2,000 roubles alum-, rod besides. be judged according to the rigour of the law. A reward of SOO roublis is offered fur cacti ileietter nifurmed again►t—to be paid out of the fine." AUGSBURG. AUGUST '2O. [IIXTRACT TROY A PRIVATE LETTIER " The uncertainty as to the true State of affairs in Greece is greater than ever ; all that is known is. that important event, have taken place, which each party interprets accitrding to its predilections. [The writer then recapitulates the version of the ifllostlC. 110111 in Greece, which the Austrian Observer has give'', and odd. :1 To this afflicting news the friends of Greece oppose private letters front Vienna of the same date as the Oh . They maintair, that this Journal contradicts the victory cf the Greeks merely upon the system to give strength to its political opinions. They affirm, that Lord Straitened himself, in a letter received at Vienna. •admitted Out the Greeks had ob tained a victory ; they even circulate a more de tailed imitative of the advantages obtained by the Greeks. This narrative, true Of false, makes the time of the battle the 13th, 14th, and 15th of July (new style). The narrative is dated July 8, OA style. or July 20, new style. A Proclamation of Prince Demetrius Ypsilanti to the Greeks is ap pended to the narrative. He reminds them of the fate of Chia, and the treceasity of fighting for their hearths, !heir wives. their children, and their own lives. Young Ronal% died lighting ; his last sigh was Itleutherts—liberty." AUGUST 21. Immediately after the death of the Captain Pache, it appeals that the Sultan, who desired to revive Ow courage of the Turks, gave orders to Chourschid Peens to strike ■ decisive stroke. Chourachid, in fact. made a general levy dull the Mahontedons m Macedonia between the ages of twelve and sixty. In concert with eight Pach•,s and forty-eight Bets who were with him. lie then called together all his of and required item to conform to the will of the Sultan. OH the hallooing day the first-comsat took place, and on the following one, the great battle, the result of which the nest courier will in form ns correctly,—(Gasefte &Augsburg.) As we yesterday stated. the Aisiriat Oh eron pretends that the Greeks were,eompletely defeated ; bat the details appear so obscure and inexact, that we are nearly ready to believe the article w as maim. factored to favour, as before, speculations on the Exchange. Our own Correspondent from Corfu, darted July 23, informs as, on the contrary, that Chourschid w.ts beat by the Greeks in the same place.—(Coasrihs rimed.) DUTCH PAPERS. *umina'', Atrovrt 23. We hare the following account from St. Peters. burgh of she 10th illehmt :—._ Yesterday his Majesty the Emperor reviewed. st Sirens. • corps of 30,000 men. which was distin guished by its fine appearance. On the. 11th his Majesty seta out for Warsaw, and thence. aftet a short stay, to Vienna. How long his Majesty will be absent is not known, and indeed seems not to be determined. Count Lengeron, the Governor of New Russia, is Ong to the Baths. His plsee wilt be filled by General Insuff, who is now also Gover nor of Hestia.los. HAGUE. AVGUST 97. We learn that the Council of Slate is so elite( at Bro+sels shout the 1.4 iif Octobrr, and that Se►sion of the Stites Genet'sl will open at Bre>_ sels on the illst i f Oetubcr, hook; she third Mot,- day in that nionih:. 7 rhe 24th of this month, being his Majestj'i birth.dsy, was celebrated here and at Amsterdam. and in till the other towns in the kingdom, with tp r usual demonstrations of loyal affection 'and resp•c , . His Majesty on that day completed the 50thyeur of his age. The /aurora/de Gout his an article on thi• occasion, which will doubtless be read with Oka sure throoghout the whole kingdom of the Nethir: lands, sod buil in every heart a grateful conviction . • . of its troth .. His 111. lest, the Ming of the Nethe►laods was tomes Modish of Am east, 1772. Us the Nth of alert* 161 b, th:s sagest Priam assumed the lineal Kiog, sod tomoseems will be the eighth otiose that the Belgiaaa beep lb. 111111abter_ nary of hie birds. It Is to bits that we use the binsieet 0 1 Set easetitstiosal laws, sod Ike profooad troommllity amidst wbieh the national liberties, the petsosial freedom of civets lodiejthial, the seserit, of property of mu, desettptaos, lb*