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ryM ! ,••••• ---:.. 1 ip leo vitt IMAM \ -, • s j - T1 4 7- v • , 4 11 ' aid ''`~~/ ~`J fi • 4-, c3pe, 1 1. 1 LONDON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1822. ti UM 13 Mt 6192. PRIcI id. THEArne ROYAL, COVENT-GASMAN. T HIS EVENING, TUESDAY, October 8, will be perfbrmed be of CONTRACTS FOR STRAW. COMMISOARIAT DEPARTIORNT, TROARVILM CHAMORRO, SIPTIORIIIIR 30, 1822. OUCH Persons ns nre desirous or contracting 1710 with She Areal fur Cummisrariat Sapplin, to furnish for Twelve 1111ontles, from the I.t November neat, such Qoastitier of STRAW for filling Palliasser,. as may from time to glint he required at Barracks and Ordnance StatfUns in the ourbr4wentioned Counties sad Islands, may receive particialara of the Contracts on applying at ibis Office between the hours of ten and four ; and to the re spective Barrack Muleteer in the Islrn.ls of Gnernrey, Jersey, Alderney, and deliverilreir Tender• at thin Office !mark fog thereon Tender for Straw"), until Twelve o'Clutk on Friday the Mb of October. Lau►ence Gorman, anti John Kelly, were put 0,1 their triad. t•hsrged with tieing found in • publtc bou•e. •t Milford, in this count!•, on the night of the 25th of September.—Aegaritted. The trial of John Brien, for being found oat of hi• dwelling, at Cloghrur, on the Hight of the SIM of September, was put off till to.morrow, gained Kitting('ln. one league from Patti's. in the Mores. on August ‘2B, and arrived here to-day, hag declared in wring-4' That the Turks who entered the Morea, to the number of 23,000 men. com manded by three Nelms, have been defeated, a s id in a great tneuoure destmyed. Dram Ali is taken prisoner, and Mahomet Alt is killed. The Greeks have lust bat few persona in the eiirioie, comber.; but they have to regret the death of role A rehloAlror (tiering) , Germania. Primate of the Mores). They were masters or C • h at the end of August. The Turkish fleet remained inactive off Tatir„ but the crews suffered very much from the plague. and every day ham 50 to 60 dead bodies veers* thrown into the *it. The Greek . fleet were watch tog the Turkish, slid firt:patliteltntwhipowi . " Letters front Corfu say, that the Ipaariots have quitted their Whuid with their families. and ha% e disembarked on the southern coact of she Monet despairing of being able to defend their country against the Turks.—(Gosetle of Aogoborg•l • THE JALOUS WIFE. Lard Trinket, Me )m..0 ; sir Merry Bangle, Mr. Fawcett; 11.. Oakley, Mr. C K• midi; Major Oakley, Mr. II irttey ; M.. ; Mr. Blanchard ; •i;;..i►rr, Mr. Connor. Mr.. Oakley, Mimi Chester (from ter TileaseeKuyal, Yurk, bar lit appear t thisThestre); Lady Freetuve, Mra Harriet, Miss Foote. After which, fur the 3J time. A PETIT DIVERTISIMENT, by Mr. El. Albin, Mrs. Goss, Mass Carty, sad Miss Brea uk. To which will he added the Operatic Drama of THE LIBERTINE. Dew Jess, Mt. Comoor ; Dios Pedro Mr. Chapossit ; Dna Orissa, Mr. Pyre; Leporello, Mr. Newtons • Mande°, ND. 'Durmast. Doane Leonora. Mies Lore; Dintaa Mrs. Fossil ; Ztrlime, Mum M. Tree. Deem to be opeaed at Boif.pset fee—the Pl*l to bolls a Seem. Boxes 7q.; Sestina Prim 3t. o.l.—Pit 3a. 6.1.; Serried Nee 21. Lower Gallery 21.; Renaud Price Is.—Upper Gal. livs Is.; Screed Price 6d. Places for the Boxes I. be bail of Mr. Brandoo,•t the Bos t/16m, flart.aireet, from Tee till F4tilf A Private Box may lie bid fur the Season, or Nightly, of Mr. Braodua, at the Box °fact.. RENEWED DISTURBANCES. The follo.ing Resolutions have bees' entered into by the Magistrates assembled at the Mallow Spe cial Sesuimm t-- tVe, the usteler.igoed Magi s trates, assembled at the Spe- Mal Sessions at Mistiest, u the 48th of September 1111141111, sondes the lovarrectioo Act, have observed with einem' re gret cud disappoiatesmit that the spirit of disturbance, which we looped had bees eatiegoisied, Mill coalitions to mast mamma' the peasantry, aad to manifest twit is acts of outrage and mischief, in varies, parts of this spun try. Proposals are to be made separately for each Comity in Smith Britain, for the whole of the Barracks in North Sri tain.nerd also fur t►e whole of those in the three Islands of Ouorose?..fersey, sod Alderney; bat nu Proposal will be ~iced osiers mule as or annexed to a printed Particlelar, and• she Pekes iaserted its Words at length; nor unless a Leiter be mobjoinel to smch Proposal from a perrott of known propert engaging to become bound with the party tendering for the due performance of the Contract. If Tender, are sent by post the postage must be paid. COUNTIES: Barks I lse of Wight Brecknoek Knit Chester Lancaster Cornwall Middlesex Cumberland Norfolk Devoe I Northumberland ~. Surrey Susge We r York North Britain. CORFU, AUGUST 30. It was at Corinth that t►e Crud Ursnt Ali was taken prisoner. lie was iosmedisiely sent to Hydra with seven Heys, all prim:worm Napoli di Romania is in the hands of the Greeks, and it i + Conti kii~ly ststrd that Curon and Modon have elan eapit ulateu. i" Teasorrow, Guy Manuertog : Henry Retirees, Mr. Pm. 111111 (bit tint appearance at Ibis Theatre)—wiiis Husbiusids sad Wrees. Doviet barbells F.Ffflt Northampton Nutpaghant Penthroke Islands of Guernsey Jerary, Alderney. CONSTANTIPOPLE, EMPTIMBER 3. Defeats lire said to huge been experienced tr ) tlier Turks iu the Murex, but we know nothing posilive. Huila Isle of Mae Suffolk Somerset Os Thursday, Veairs Preserved: Belvidere. Miss Us, chum the Theatre Royal, Dublin, her first •ppearanee he Loitskin)..-with Nu Song su Sapper: Rubio, Mr. I'. P. Cook. (his Gist appearanee at this Thee's). Os Friday, The Two Gentlemen of Veruna—and A Ro. ►and fur an Oliver. _ _ 00 Saturday, a favourite Comedy—and Forty Thieves. Oa hleuday, Idaelseih : Lady Macbeth, ►y a Lady (►er first appearance)—aud Cbetry sod Fair Star. LAST WEEK OF THE COMPANY'S PERFORMING THIS SEASON. . THRATRII-ROVAL, HAY-MARKET. PHIS EVENING, TUESDAY. ()ember 8, I will be performed a Iwo Comic Opera, in three sets, akii MORNING, NOON, AND NIGHT;' Or, THE ROMANCIOF A DAY. The Earl sf Avadavat, Mr. Taylrate; Lord Seribiletos, Mr. Liiioo • ' it Mimeo %mail, Mr. MMus. ; Clplain Sas. grim, Mr.Joharos; Baptiste, Mr. W. West; Patrick, Mr. Lee; Shark, Mr. Terry; Slititele, Mr. Leosi Lee. Lydia, Wm Palos; Amelia Mrs. Johmos ; raasy, Mrs. Garrick; Lncy, Mrs. Jealti Stiorehms, Mrs. Pearce. After which the Comedy of PIGEONs AN I) CROWS. Sir Peter Pigtriggis, We. Llama • Capt. Pigwiggin, slims Neville OM time), Mr. Johmties. Louisa. Mr.. Chatierky. Bows, See—Pit, 3s.—First Gallery, ts—farcond Gal lerrOr. The DWI all he armed at Six o'Cleck, sod the Perform mem m heels at lases. Places fee die &we to be takes Materiesives, al the Thsalre, or who. Private Boxes rimy he had, sightly. Ira,'now, Love is a Villase—A Day Aft tlia Wed. Ase.aad lave, Law. sad Physic. Us Thresday, Rob Kay Ilaegregor—Mateb.saakiog--aad Ruiafiskia. LAST NIGHT RUT THREE. THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. 1/IRS. CHAT I'ERLEY respectfully air semen to her Friends and the Public, that leer BENEFIT Win take Once on FRIDAY NEXT, the nth must. when will be pediernseil (bist time this States) the Cutettly THE BELLES STRATAGEM. Dorieourt, Mr. C. Kerble; Letitia Hardy, Mrs. Chet. Wig: (being her Ent appearance in that character) . lathe Masquerade Scene, the Minuet de 14 COVD, by Mra. clAindry suit Mr. Giroux ; and, by particular desire, " We're a' ',midi.," by Medullae Veal. is j and "Duke Ha. ti,.itob, by Miss Patois. After which (sever acted here). the cootie Interlude of TWELVE PRECISELY. Amelia Wildlowe, Mrs. Chutterky. To naclude with the bivalent Eatertainment of THE POOR SOLDIER. Patrick (lint time, and fur that night only), Mathew t'•stra, who has most haudaitionly °unrelated to give her ati .itance on the occasion; Diuby, Mr. Listen; and Norah lint rise), Miss Patois. Tickets sad Places lo be had of Mrs. Chatterley, No. IS, Strand ; and at the 800-office. SURREY TRE. Berrevehe in in( HEAT the RE OPENING ef this 'Mitre for the Melte Sisson, respectfully inform, his 'Dad heroes, that he has daring the short kerns bees et a rail Expense, is order to prove his Gratitude for past l' , vours, by brining forward Pieces which writ excel is sigeadour all the hilhersw rweetioful Productions of thin tweeted Piece of Atasseaseat. The Theatre has under puttr Alieration.--the Stage has hers' eonsiderahty 1 , 141641'd and ealarged, in outer to afford greeter feet's' y fa the Evolut.ons of the HOSSEs, stitch he entildestly suing me the suss beastiful and complete Stud ever yet exhibited. ripHIS EVENING, TUESDAY. October P, I, will be presenhall se eetirrly new gravid Perinea r. , -estrus Maks- Mame, expressly for this Theatre 1 " I. IL Ambers., sod prudeeed under his super wateud. ew , , called THE INFERNAL SECRET; OR, THE INVULNERABLE! Prarrdrcl by Cherrobtni'. grand oar/tare to l a ndninka. 11 ""1" Aataldt, Mr. Hama, (fro* Smeller. Welk, hi, 2d dPr—raace Barre Foot neromar.); Dow Alphonno, Mr. """..,: Don Antorain, Mr. Shaw; 1..b00 Alvaro:, Mr. Brun ; Due Feritaarlo, Mr. Jones; Theodor?, Mr. Blanchard; Fla , Hr J. Kane,. (front the Theatre Royal Englinit t'llrra Haase) ; Monad's (the lavalserable), Mr. H. Kenable. 64 ",•$ Mrs. Pope (front tbe Them', Royal, Bath, be t 24 "P e iraftet); R. 0411. al ra, Dn. idge (fro* the Cubtorg Theatre, l ' , 2dAppearano e Child, Mts. Vutacesst. as Act It, Ike Harlot of Banditti, and eaddea attack of Now and Foot ! Aller alias the favourite imitative fiketrb, tailed TRANSFOKMATI()N ; OR, SIX TO ONE AGAINST YOU. Purr Positive, Mr. Lacerate (Irons the English Opera John (a Servant), Mr. Elyrne; Titawthy (wish , mig). Mr. J. Knight! Anthony Fillagree, E.g. Mr. tl &trim "! Roots at the Black Linn, Mr. J. Knight!!! Aurelia Suds, Mr. J. Kaigbl!!!! Billy ' , Msgr., (a., 1 , 4 ' 0 1. 11,. J. K n i g ht r'tAi'""ii in whirl, be will isitiodare his 'mutations uf k. "'.l Ladino Performers. Lydia, Mias Joe".. Tu Loothule with a Dew Comic Borlerea, to be called NEXT-DOOR NEIGH SOURS; ,ri OR, A MATRIMONIAL NOOSE. Mr. Dsvidge Omen IM Coburg 'Meets.); Flint, ''""nce; Nubs (hie Servant), Mr. J. tisight; Davy 4„,1 h pt . • S-traol), M r . K ir by. Cl arissa , Mn. Desodge t 6. AMIN. 1, 1 , 4." noes at Half past Five, sod bees al HOC-past Sic. 44 — Put 2t—Ball,; la. Hoff-price at 11411-east I' t. HOPE FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. OFFICES, 10, LUDGATEHILL, Aid 315, OXFORD STREET, Latium, ; NO, PRINCES STREET, EDINBURGH; And IS, WEST3IORELAND.STREET, Duituir. TL)irectors of ilos Company respectfully . 1 1. inform the Public, that Policies of Assurance are granted by them on the lives of Persons in the Army, Mili. tie, or Yeomanry, within the United Kingdom, whether uo Half-pay, we in behest Service, without extra Premium. Life Assurers with this Company ate pernsittetliti pass by Sun from one Part of the United Kingdom to another, i• Decked Temels, or Steamboats; and are also allowed dur ing Peace, to pan from British to any Foreign Purt,betweett Ilse Texel sad Brest, both inehisive, io Vessels as above described, without additional Charge. LIFE OFFlCE.—Capital ONE MILLION. Persons assuring in this Office participate in Profile Seplennially, grittiest incarriag the liability of Loss, the Proprirtors haring sputeriaken all Responsibility; upon w►ich Principle wanneress a►e Ike instances of Tn., Twenty, and Thirty pm Cont. being paid in addition to the Amount assured and Caw ham occurred where the Payload has been more lima double the Sum assured. A Bases, amounting, in most instances, to Twenty-five per Cast. awl is some to upwards of Thirty per Cent. un the Premises paid, within t►e sewn yeass,ending at Michael, OM late, has lees mailed to all Policies of Assurance effect. ad i• tKa LWlke, tor the whole Period of Life. Flag OFFl€E.—capital ONE MILLION. Policies effected upon every Description of Property within the Dotted Kingdom, upon reasouable Terras. _ Losses are walformly paid by this Company, with Libera. lily and Promptitude. Policies which expire at Michaelmas should be renewed within fifteen days thereafter, or the same will become void. No Entrance Money, Admission Fee, or other Official Charge, exacted. IVILLIAM BURY, Sec. N.B.—The Inhabitants of the Western District of the Metropolis are informed that the Directors of this Company bare opened an Office, No 39, Cra a/ford-street, Bryantione_ swear', mids the roperintendrnee and arettey of Mr. William Coodhugb, whe,e Fire or Life Assurances say be promptly affected. SPANISH REVOLUTION. This day was published, in one I hick solarise, Svo. illusirsted with a Mop, price ISt. hoards, AN HISTORICAL REVIEW OF THE SPANISH REVOLUTION, including souse Account of Adagio° ' hl s, and Lderaitire in Spain. By EDWARD BLAQUIERE, E•q. Author of " Letiera hunt the Mediterranean," &e. Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane. is impossible to peruse this volition without feelings of t►e mew effecting and irresistible nature. The prondest deed to which a hamar being can aspire is to put his hand to sash a Walk as this; and in the belief that Mr. Blaquiese's labours us eakulated morrisily to promote its success., we eongratelate bias is the devotion of Isis time and thonghts so noble an object:'—Munthly Dlag■atee, Septersibee, 184 i. TO THE PUBLIC. No. 1, Coasstu.. rannot be suspected that the e 'tensional' we A ate •buot its pass on the present Lottery ere dictated by the spirit of PullSnr, when we are anxious to knee it con sidered as OUR OWN PI.AN, or the kind of Scheme we have lone recommended ; an avowal obviously iudi.rreet, if we were not confident it approximates as near as possible In perfection, and combines in an unusual degree all those pullets which mast ensure it appro.:ll. The Prizes are all Sterliait. Nu Stock. No Classes. Every Number draws. with plenty of CAntAils (treble the equal ssesber), f ume of which are fired, but &mine in the Wheel, so that ALL might he drawn the FIRST DAY; and we are per suadid, though the reek of this induced Contrselors to Ile them for piiiicular Diy., the present Plan will prove more beneficial to then., as Purchasers then held bark; whereas now every oar will purchase at the beeiersiog, the Chaste being better, and the free lower. l• abort, we can comet. ectibtattly aver, there has been no Lottery, since uur (Mee was established, so much entitled to ernintenance; and we expert this r.vlval of good old.tashioned Prioeiplea will miser Lotteries to their priirtine celebrity. The Pollees Weediest humble Sees sot., Lucky Currier, 1, Cershill. PIUDING dc CO. BILIOV' AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. A S a weld sad effectual remedy for all those ells. Lill ureters which originate is vitiated action of the liver and biliary orgasm, namely, indigestion, toss of appetite, beat-ach, hem' bunt, fl Orr, ries, sperms. comiveitem, •ffec• tains uf the liver, etc. ex. DIXON'S ANTI BI I.IOUS have net w i t h more general approval than any other usedicioe whstsuever. They write every recommendation of mild ope rate') with suer..still effeel ; sad require tor remraint or cosinesomit whatever duriug the:. use. In tropical climates where the conmpiences of redendant mid vitiated bill are so previa leo t and slaresiug„ they are an invaluable and elOcient protecting.. They are likewim peculiarly calculated to cur. sect disorders arising from racemes of the table, to restore the tone of the stomach, and ire mauve most complaints ocessioind by irregularity of the Itowels. god is g am y. a t I L td.--A5...-.lls. and 4Ra. by Chemists, 4, Cleespside, and :to,. RegostAttrrei, London; N. Waterloo-place, Edinburgh; 34, kirekville street, Dub. Ito; sad by the priacysl Alediciae Venders tbrungleont the Vetted Kongo's. 111.*LAND. DUBLIN. OCTOBLII 5. Colonel Percent' intend. offering himself as a can didate for the representation of the comity of Sligo. It is in contemplation, we understand, to peti tion Parliament in the ensuing Session, that the new Loudon Bread Act should he extended to Ireland. A meeting of several Gentlemen took place on Wednesday, at the Eu►opese Life Insurance Office, Eden-quay, to consider the 'welkin's:try stens to he adopted for receiving Mr. Owen, who is daily ex pected to arrive in Dublin, and also for the pur pose of making arrangemeuts for • public meeting, in ostler to give that gentleman an opportunity of explaining the details of his flioli for promoting the employment and relief of the poor in Ireland. The meeting accordingly appointed a deputation to wait on the Lord Mayor, to ascertain his Lord. ship's acquiescence, and to obtain hia consent to preside as Chairman ; and hissing waited upon him at the Mansion House, his Lordship received them in the most courteous manner, expressing his zeal in the cruse. and ready consent to calla public meeting, and to preside thereat. A Member of the deputation having mentioned that Mr. Owen would pay his respects to his Lord ship on his arrival in Dublin, he was pleased to say, that lie would think himself honoured by a visit from a Gentleman of Mr. Owen'. celebrity in the annals of philanthropy; after which the deputation de parted, highly gratified with the kind reception they received, as also the readiness with which his Lordship expressed his desire to promote the inte rests of Ireland specially, and that of humanity ge nerally, and art are happy to add that another meet ing will be held at the European Office this after noon, at four o'clock, to make certain arrangements preparatory to Mr. Owen's arrival in this City.— (Cork Soothes Reporter.) On Saturday night, between the hours of nine and ten o'clock, the extensive haggard of Mr. James Fitzgerald, of Faha (Co. Cork), within about • half mile of Carrigtowhill, was ditcovered to be on fire, and in a short time the whole stock contained in it, consisting of the produce of 30 acres of barley, five acres of vetches, 35 tons of hay, sad two stacks of oats, was entirely consumed, together with a cabin immediately adjoining, to which the flames corn. municated. The haggard was distant from Mr. Fitzgerald's residence only two or three fields, yet such was the violence of the Homes, that, notwith standing the short distance heand his family had to go to the spot, it became impossible to save any of the stock, and the atrocious ruffians who committed this daring and malicious ootrage were gratified to the fullest extent, by the accomplishment of the utmost possible injury that could heeffected. Such was the blaze which the fire sent forth, that it was seen from Lapp's Island and the surrounding quays on Sa turday night, by many persons whose attention was drawn to it by the great glare of light that spread through the firmament. The distance is between seven and eight miles. The neighbourhood of Mallow and Donersile continue to he the scene of 'tightly outrage and de struction of property.—(Cork Souther* Reporter.) One night last week a very extensive haggard, belonging to Mr. Heffernan. was attempted to he destroyed by setting fire to the centre stack. It was reported at Mallow, on Monday, that two men had been taken up the night previous, between that town and Fermoy. having a red-hot turf in a kettle. if the lid be so, there can be little doubt of their object. On Monday night, two stacks of corn—she of wheat, the other of oats, were maliciously burned at Ballynamona ; the smoke from them, which had not entirely suhsided yesterday, was witnessed by a gentleman comin g from Mallow to this city. THE BISHOP OF CLOGHER. We are to-day enabled to enouunce some very important particulars in connexion with the core of this unhappy person. The witnesses who ■r rived from London a couple of weeks since, having undergooe a preliminary examination in Dublin by Sir Henry Meredyth, were sulnequeritly dispatched to the seat of judicial tnvestigslio►► at Armagh. The proceedings in the Metropolitan Court have already commenced. The Lord Primate and assistiog Bishops have been sitting during the last few days, and before these Right it lid Per sonages the regular examinution of the accusing witnesses has taken place. This part oldie proceed will, it is understood, terminate this day (4th inst.) The course which follows next will occupy, perhaps. shout ten days more. The Ecclesiastical Law has peculiar form•, and directs intervals be. tweets the publication of the charge against an ac cessed party. the examination of w•itttesser, and other distinct parts of the proceedings. Judgment will be pronounced, it is communiested to us, either on the 13th or 14th instant. Of course, no doubt can exist of its briny; that of deprivation —in other words, a removal from all spiritual rank and distinction, the dispossession of all church revenues and emoluments, and an exclusion for ever from any connexion with the clerical character. The Court having thus filially closed its sittings, fifteen days will he allowed to the itemised party to appeal ugainst its judgment ; when, its VII ;TWOI is likely to be entered, the sentence of 4i«prittatiott will be officially promulgated. The CUUrpbc of pen. ceeding adopted by the authorities in this mobt painful case. has given the greatest sati►faction to the Clergy and other members of the pure Church. which one of its Dignitaries has so umiaturally scandalised. The Bishop of Clugher is at Paris.-4 1 Patriot.) •••••••••• STATE OF THE COUNTY OF CORK. SPECIAL SESSION& CORE, OCTOBER 2, This day en adjournment of the Specie! S.esione under the In.urrectinn Act wee held in the County Cork. The attendance of Magistrate* wee not nu. menus. Petrick Lyons, Timothy Muhomy, Patrick Walsh, "That scarcely a night passes is which some malicious &fibreglass of property by fire does lint like place "That the property so destroyed is, in g I, cora or hay, set apart fur lithe, or belonging to persons who bare made so agreement with ibe tithe proctor. "That the wickedness of these acts eon be equalled only by their fully, because the law will give compensation to the individuals against whom the attack is directed, sad the loos will fall upon the pariah *e barony, to winch the inceschartea, for their own takes, ran intend no injury, " That we pledge ourselves to inquire minutely into the particulars of each occurrence of this kind which has hap. pened, or which may happen, is our respective neighbour hoods, and to give every assistance in our power to those persons who may have to seek compensation for such looser, provided their conduct upon the occasion s►all appear to have been fair and manly; but those persona w►ose beha viour has ►eeu sock as to give encouragemeut to this system of outrage, rather than to suppress it, and those in particu lar who have pet their lithe one of their haggard. after being once brought in, as expert no aid ur sympathy from in. " That We pledge ounielves to rive liberal rewards for in. formation veinal may lead to the detection of precouo guilty of ouch outrages, and to observe t►e metrical seeresy, if re quired. " If any poisons entertain an expectation that they will be able to effect their relief from the payment of tithe, by these or any other acts of violence, they are grossly mistaken; us the contrary, the commission of such outrages may justly he urged as one of the strongert reasons fur recurring to take the subject twee into cousideratios at prrsest ; sod we should hope it is only necessary to point out these ciresinntaares to the respectable fanners of the tinily, to support and eo.operatios is patting as cad to t►is abomi nable system." (Signed by Lords Doneraile and Ennismore, and eleven other highly respectable Magistrates.) FOREIGN JNTkLLIGENCE. PARIS PAPERS. PAPERS. PARIS, OCTOBER 4. IN Majesty, at the report of the Garde des Setae; has commuted into 40 years' imprison ment, is the case of Friuli°, sod 15 years of im prisonment in the cm of Senechault, the punish ment of death to which these te•o accomplices of Berton had been condemned. The Duke of Wellington left Augsburg the 271 b; he expected to arrive at Vienna thr 30th. COURT OF CAPSATION. APPEAL OF LIEUT-COLONEL CARON AGAINST HIS SENTENCE. This appeal, such tie it was, had the novelty of being made after the unfortunate mail was actually executed—oay, after his execution was known in Paris. M. limbed stated, thut he had been charged to submit to the Court the appeal of Lieutenant- Colonel Caron. His sentence was known in Party by means of a telegraphic communication ; h u t neither papers nor memoirs had arrived which he could bring before the Court to justify it in at tending to the appeal. He had written to have the documents forwarded, to apply for delay ; he had denounced the judgment as vicious to the Keeper of the Seals, in consequence of its incompetence; the Keeper of the Records of toe Court had refused to receive hie reclamations ; lie had applied per sonally to the President, but with no effect iu stop ping proceedings, sod now with the news of Caroii's execution, winch may not, however, be true, be de wooded if he might plead fur the admission of the request. The Advocate General merely replied, that the reqUest having hero ueither preceded nor *mom pouted by an act of appeal, the Court, he thought, could Hot attend to it. After a short deliberation the Conrt decided, that there was no legal appeal from Caron before ir, and that it had nottinig to do with the request si gn ed Isambert, AFFAIR OF GEN. BERTON AND OTHERS. Afte► the report of this erase had been recd M. Issuoberi addressed the Court for General Berton and the others under seuttnce, and con tended for the first ground of nullity, viz.—that M. Boisner, one of the Jury, had not reached the age of 30, moped by the Code. M. Boisnet, who is a military man, had refused to come to Pa. ris to give evidence on that fact. A register of baptises had been transmitted to the Ministry of Justice, dated 10. h of July, 1791, in which it was stated, that M. !Jolene, the Juryman, was bore the 10th of June, 1792, but according to the Civil Code the uge of a person registered was only to be reckoned from the day when the register was dated, so that us the list of Jury men was notified before July 10, 1932, M. Bois. net was not legally qualified to sit. In the register, too, the individual was coiled Boinet. nut &genet, end there were witnesses to prove that there were several Bninets, and that the Juryman who had been comprehended in the conscriptiou of 1812, a. having been born between December 1 and 31, 1793, could not be the person *boar register was produced. M. Isainbert also smiled, that there were forgeries and alterations in the poets verbal of the proceedings, and he demanded that • delay should be grouted to hear witnesses on that subject. The Court hoeing stated at length the grounds of their decision, rejected the sivliciition. TBIESTiS, SEPTEMBER 19. A Captain, sailing under the lonian flag, aho DUTCH MAIL UTRECHT, OCTOBER 3. The camp of Znat consists of three ilii.mon4 of notional milina, and the Swiss regiment of Go:till'', toqeilier 1I tntslions. making► Mruist 8,000 mt They are divitkil into two brigades, under Geners s Deloners mid DAMN the whole division brio.; under General Curt HeiliKers. It is said that lila Ma je•tv will review the troops en the yil, aid 10th this mouth. The King ',wised through here rs ttrdsy, going to the Lou.—( Dutch Papers, Oct. 5 I ! F; : L i ; . , , ' i :6! .k .4' ;01 • A • 1 • . I , r Y . ' . f ( 1 .:1'.4 i 1 LISBON PAPERS. LISBON, SEPTEMBER :S. CORT ES. SITTING OF THE 20TH serum:Ea. The Order of the Day wax the debate on ne opinion of the Committee of the Constitution 0 , 1 the motion of Senor Miranda. After a convideruli'.• dehine the first Article was put to the vote, awl appeared in its original form. Art. I. Tbe Decree of the 3 , 1 orlon, loot, convoking Con. wittiest Cartes la Brasil, is nail. An addition to this Article. proposed by Senor Xa•ier Monteiro, was discussed. Srnor narrate disapproved of it, anyinß it m;glit lead to fatal courrquencea, thut the might call the Emp e r or of Austria to hie aid.— [Theiie hut word. caused cousiderable not only in the Assembly, but in the gailerieo, which nu tint eppeued till the President had several timw called to order.] The addition was rejected. Some Member,' h,vint• spoken nn the 2,i, 3d. 4th. sth, Gth, and 7th Articles, they were approved as follows: 11. The Minister or Ministers who signed this Decree •re highly responsible for the illegality of so despotic a 'tete' - mutation, sod s►all be impeached. 111. The Government of Rio Janeiro, dleobeyirag the Cortes and constituting itself independent, is • Government de faclo, and nut • Government de jar., sod the vutui.tary obedience of any authority will be cr4rossal. These two articles are rather different from the form in which they were ut first proposed. In the third, after the word iNdepentlewt, were the word s aKainst she inclination of the people of Brazil. which were omitted un the motion of Senor Barret* Frio, who observed, that. from this it might be in ferred that if the Government of Rio Janeiro had acted thus with the consent of the peopleof Braz , l, it would be a Government de jure, and Cense quently it would follow, that any province of wives an empire wus couiposq, niight declare itself in dependent at its own pleirt,ure—a principle so men. smut, that no person, however democratical, has ever yet Maintained it—so alisurd that it cannot en ter into any head where there is the smallest k of reason or common sense. - - IV. The delegated power even to the Prinee being at an mid, the King is immediately to appoint a Recency in exer ring the delegated power as decreed by the Constitution. V. The Prince !loyal is to embark dirscily foe Portugal witlii• one month after the pi r•rent decree shall be notified ,1/ him; and if; contrary to expectation, he stoiold nut obey this decision s the measures shall be taken which the Coostit t w oo Iteirtridmii when the King or the Prioee ro out of the boll. iis without the permission of the Cortes. VI. Any Cunensamler of the sea nr land force. atm •11 , 1 obey the amend Government of Ito de Jagicri., shst: be ar minuted a traitor, voles, eotoorli•d to it by (wee. 111. The Government 'WI by a:I the menus in its piper s provide for the ties of three te•u;uttooe. Two opinions of the Committee relative i n refusal of some of the Braz ban Deptitica to s' o ., the Constitution, was discussed in the siti log ..r 20 , 11 sod gisi, nllll approved. The Coion.“..+ judged the tessions.allegctl by thaw, Depot f••• 4.• ,• 'lint&'elite IN tif, sitting of the 494 , the e t . ties signed the Constitution, 196 were prir..en,, -tr) were absent. In the next sitting foot °these At the end of this. sitting, the President amid. that the Coustitotiore wow now staled, sod furnisliestavob rgoatures or Oh Seeretaties; sod be propored this the Social Cnvispet should he now declored to complete. Tniw woe approved„ and it was theft de._ Glared that 1 U toesobere had um Aped. owe of 1.1"" hod alleged soffit:lent remis e . sod meets loot ie.t assigned sufficient Komodo. Among the for on were four froin Lira zil; the latter seven were all from Brazil. All the other Brazilian Deputies maned. In the sitting of the 25th the project of decree veto. brought forward to e t este a new order for the tee/art of merit ; and on the 26th the commercial telat,..,:is betoteu Portuisl au.4 1. f i . . .* • :4 i . I I , , Non. r la's Co, vi.. duo s firs. hder oe s. .• •.• he Jo- A+) IN 1.191 itseol 8 1.... A iv 1+• ria e r Est ; (4114 ber DAY , a•' MEI 't