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rt ~. footing of war. But it will be asked, why leave a slops of observation on the frontiers, if it is molds. 'ermined to declare war against Spain ? sore would seem to be an inevitable eppseptence of the conduct hitherto pursued. In ironic* were mgaiiised those hands which are now alesaliding some provinces of Spain; France is their heinf quators; from FranCe.aattritaiiaJouselals SUM Call. . ..tanTty .a.s rted, these bands have terrived toms, mo ney.and clothing. Is it surprising that the constitu. 'metal troops should regard us a hostile soil, that in •Idellieh . their enemies have been•recriiited. enrolled. • • find pod ? Can it be wondered at 11111 4 adopting a • • r neutrality similar to thnt which flits bees, 'Marrerol inwards them, they should not scruple to commit • hostilities on the French territory ? This case • ought to have been fon/seam fur it might nitiurally have presented itself to 11w mind. The Commit tee of Eguia, and the travels of Qaesada. have rens • • dead the corps of observation iiiihapensable. The insurrection excited in Hiseay, Catalonia, and Ns 'nitre, places France under the necessity of sustain. nig the surplus , a expense occasioned by maintain ing an army on the footing of war. However, there is a wide difference between the rooinienance of a corps of observation and the torsi- S4Oll of Spain. To some heated imaginations it op provenly necessary to pass the frontier in order to ailbjegrate the whole Peninsula; but wild declama tion will avail but little against the voice of expe rimer, and the common interests of security and which •are so well understood by the -European Cabinet*. It it not probable that Frolice will iticosiaiderately engage in war with a touiiiiy sib 11,01 defrusl.ll by its arountainsi its climate, and the inviorthle obstinac/ of its inhabitant.. We know there exists a wish to declare war against Spain, nod ! we know what wild hopes have been formed respecting that wart but we ptacr faith in the pru driow of those •Ito have to &Title t h e question, and for that remota we are for from regarding such a war as iiirvitabln. 'From the Journal de Paris.) A Royal ottlinnaive decreer, that the sanatory measures established on the I tiers of the Pyre. ia.res brine now without an object, shill cease from liar IA nl October, and maintains the troops which were employed tire cordon as a corps of einem. tion for the urniec.iiiii of the inhabitants of that lowlier. The expressions of this Ordinance do not appear calculated to leave soy pretext to the hopes lilit•e Vito coniioue to cell for war between two friendly indium and allied crowns. lf lu this a irciinisrance We approximate that Of liar measures adopted at Gibraltar 1 0 remove every emigrunt conspira•iir, that alio of the approaching arcognition of the Spinach Ambassador by our Go. .irernMent. and Mildly, that of the cool edict ions l a tely 41011hati•d.111 liar ;01.rflailia• of the Alo@iteur, which, imhtwaiwit the warliie fancy of certain, Journals, &apt la the reel troops which the Quotidienne bad firatiraral for the south. we skull be satficiently aa• t bat incil ,to. mire tha,lnanaers of car. of which a Orly does not Nara to bilk. Besides. whatever story he Ihrplrem fin- this pony. i. not deailitral. A Journal. some bile ;Igo, urged as to give same explanations oast the funds. Here they Of. on she day that the neespopers sinnotniced movements of troops towels the south, there was a seosilgo depreseion on the exelainge. The day un which the Journals. believed to be Iliniaserial. con tradicted Wave tuovemeista. and the sense which was attached to them, their was a rim.. M. (..:11apire. Director of tiro Telegrophi is order ed too eotabliolo u trlcirupluc lute betwerts Patio out! Volyouroc. ILIDRID, SEPTICNIIM 18. fly order of the Knit. vatrwits change. Wave token plAce its the comings's' of ?O u ts of tier army coy*. ams Garcia Salt. ; llotaurary Cumuli:miry of Wu' Do ss Autouin SAttchs s . pui 4i ter t.. his Majp,ty ; 1)on Loretszo Goons's. Allusistustra•or of Le Alms ; Uouns 11,1/1 Cirr..llllllll C•rbonell ; Don Louts Chasm a Iteepor of the lito t es wordrohe ; Dun Pedro Roans.. Surer of his Nlajeoy'r T...- very, and rieveral other alooinguolted ilemissave, accused of conspiracy ogattost the urinn al iiiii ey•tetn, have been auto I by the ierrstosial •usliettee of the pew/slice, owl the Judge of Fir.t ltwatice of 11ladritl, to appear fueling • ttibuurl of justice in the spoor of woe flays. Among fbe to tividu.da who attended the day be fore yeeterd.y at w ruleinis service celebrated tit me mory of the victim, of the 7 h of July. were the Portuguese Miui,ter mud the 'thunder of the Unit ed Stairs. The King has appointed Gen. Baron Don Alvaro Maria Cltriroir to i.e Governor of Ceuta ; Brigadier Don Befll,llllo Gonad°lain to he Consunander of the Province of Altneirn ; Dun Antonio Merscosichitii to he Politico' Chief of Toledo: and Don N. Mao ri:pie to I,e Political Chief of Zatnura. Au official report of the Conituandini-General of the Province of Mew., doted fr tliot city the 13th ammo, contains a detail of the successive nil vantages obtained on various points of that district by the couststotiosisl troops over baud. of the fac tious. THE KING TO THE SPANISH NATION: Spaniards!—Since the moment lifter having brrosas acquainted with your wishes, 1 swore fidelity to the conslitu• tom p r omulgated at CR.IIZ on the 19th of klcirrh, 192'), my miod could only rejoice in the ti.ippy prospect of your future Yeheity. A reripincsl and paititul experiewce of aboulicte goverosneut, in • high every thine. is done in the name of th e Alonarch, without his real will (having, in fact, the least shire thereto), includd us to adopt with &.•s., the funita. mental law, which, in pointing out the rights nod rimier, of those who commis., and those who obey, obviate. the Aeviatitias of all, sod rites more erne and freedom to the retro of the Peale, is Order that it may be ecoolucted by the most direct and most glorious path of justice and prosperity Who, thus. impedes oar course? Who kis no. Ibis design to pretipitote IN into the opposite runic I must anouweice this to you. Spaniards— I, who hive expeneser d so much chagrin on the past 44 tho l e who wish to drive as back to morn. ns which never shell return, sod which lamest support in nitence, since it Wield sacrifice you. Placed at the head of a marmot ewes sod generous nr.tuni, the happioess of which is the uhjert of all my solicitude, I seize ibis favourable opportunity to a/drew in a solrr of peace and coslidesce which may, ni Mennen* tier, yealsworyodvim In the machinators. May they profit by it to mood the effects ssfa straggle' In ',aim du they pretend to eseulpite *TERM liws by ewers of *lvies; if isdolecote he applicable to them, elms- Iliseasset is *al the leas doe to real crimes. The period oferror respectior the firms .f the Government is passed, since the, doodads people he.. d.chrrd thaussehres in f f th/ pretest ismitatiess. These who aspire to riot without will sod to euesmairl without vit hue sod respoosibitily, theists/1., thought i 1 liarelear, is. diseetwhie their vesatios i hot it ssas not t loss rag. Coticaalias all their Mciliww.a, theittim grin ehanged r lobed and fury evilest she reweave,. •1110 the Mewls a the esostitotionsd system. Sorb, illootai= this camas al the Nitta** 11Aliele (magus ISM. The .• toritioualy employed, the violent seditious, the onus, Ingot , etudes which good citizens have to imidner, we ill evils op, g hie fruits ibis isehillmace of donee who are meitaidonsed t• I torn to, no o•ser voice than shot of their nests caprice-10 ' yield*, nal salattary Comormint of the law, .an 4 never so ea. entice their guilty dreirea WI the altar of lbw country, lv vain do they invoke the name of • King who hears thrtisoutt faith the moat lively aentiaimista indignsonom-dwltabi do 1, they pretend so defend the prr, oral Ire. of bias wh i t it, arum of no other title then that of being the Coustituttowil ilimareit of the Spain.. " The ',comes which the contests between the sons of she country and their erkeinal adversaries produce, are io.. public not to demand nay •Itmilitm---ino horrible for NIP set t.) Oh , auspice them to the aria of the Is•, and woo to excite agaioat them the indignation of all Mom ado) are prowl of she name of Spaniards. You are witsieraes of she racewes which have Men cammilled, and still are carosaitied, by that libertici• dal faction. it is needless to lay before you the picture : which Navarre, Catalonia, and 'alter provisoes of this int rosstry present. it,,hbriirs, murders, strain, mid brother j armed *cohost brother, mud father againd ion, hoer re peatedly excited your ind , ginsit conrag , and caused your I orrou• which lanottrioen give". Vint., moot supply from year in 44816- floe all the expression* whirls I wool to matte you coupe -bend mine. "Valour and coot taney will ever heal down that degraded race of unworthy ct,ildren of the country. Their rejects arc criminal, their hopes insane. If they are ishainiate, you are invincilde; if they yield to the cry of 'sordid intetrat, liberty and honour, which are inseparable virtues, animate sod guide you : but seduction dill be of ilsysit duration, nod the low as tillees which they employ .illousso y odd to else lights ureter age. The suialeil men will listen In she voice of the Coo. alltntional King of list Somtic Lialen not to the voice. of perAdleUll item, , who Miosepresenr @law, thick can only be fireweed of imperfeetiions inseparable from Alt bowsaw labours. The Capsulation iNfioriginia in the must solemn manner the worship of your fathers. and they world m.446141e fur your piety the most almmumblefassamentm. By the Couslitolooll you are free and !teeny ; with shims you would sink sgaiu Into desolation and misery. Behold the blood 'which the fury of th o se banditti roused to goer; contemplate your dwellings, which were formerly asylums of peace, wow laicism@ theatres of fratricidal war. Fix your eyes uri that throne of els risieue and iceman.) , erected by 1n111.1.t01f4 . at Urp-1. Finally, look at lb. precipice frost which it is wished to hurl you. Enlightened Europe sees with horror an many eaees.ra and so many crimes Hosnanity demands VellieliliCe fur the in.elie to which she is exposed—the law fur injeries suffered—stiW COMO. try fur her outraged honour—and I, shall I cum issue 'ideal ?a..- .hall I tratiquilly behold the evils of the mognarsimaus nation of which I am the chief 1, Is disgraceful litter?, Puffer my name to be profaned by perjured wretches, who make it the buckler of their crinor•t Nu, Apaniarile! ray voice de. 110.111Csa them at the severe trilutual of the law. I devote them to your issoliguolohl and to the limo of the semi. verse. May Oita voice be the raiiihow 'thoe assnuunces peace—thr voice Or rOlifidellCC applying its salutary balm to the ills of the country. " Valiant /Milieu! Redouble year efforts to display every where your victorious banners. Civil ebiefs, discolors of the law, laborer day and ought to engsave in the hearts of the people the love of liberty, let its principal sapporta be your exsmple, and the bend's, bestowed by the Cirwitituttuti. Moister' of Religion! you who minimum the word of the living God, and preach Me morality and his charily. tear off the mask mills which the perjured corer them selves. Decl ire that the faith of Carist is nut to be de. fruited by crime., Mkd that it rejects (rum the number of its Ft inkier. those .ho employ fret I. idol arnes—annihilate these criinitiola—from the altar cl iy them with those thunder bolts which the chords has placid its your heads ; be good pellets, as well aa good rinse sr And your, public writers, you who direct public opinion, the queen of nations—you ohs frequently compensate roi the iusolllcieuiry of law and the reruns of goveroments, em ploy your arms is she national reuse with more ardour than ever; issimisek the enmities of freedom; iurisse the love of hinny into the hearts of all Spsnlards; *peak to their reit eon ; gradually dissipate the darkness of their maidenhead ing ; 'heal the wounds of the nmutry. and take tare not ICI toake them bleed 'mew; inculcate moon , which is the bids of power; far the Noble passion., which lead lostinad , and mot the which wither up the soul nod podium suds fatal " We have MINA to do, Spselarde, to core nor dear coos. try of 1114 the wooed. she has received. Several of them still continoir open; but amidst en great a essofewco sad so navy' eimstradsetiossa, it would he unjust not to perceive thy pro gress we ►ove node. The Cortes have alerwly reformed serious @bows thboch simony still remain. The ni..l•.m of their delrberetions has civro thr sanction of espritrure to season, recovered by the lights of the age, and the ■dvsa toges or Representative Goveroreet. . 1 None can better know the wants of the people —mute can inhibit theta with rester zeal and interest than the De. poke charged with collecting the wishes uf the nation. I ex pect (rum them all diet ran he tam Ord from them. I rely on you—on yore tattiest , and sincere anions—on the native co- operation of the Political and other •cunumiral and popular authorities-0o the firmness of the standing army and the 1146001 a militia, to complete the great wick rf pine political regeaeratiow, and to raise just to that deuce of elc- Tattoo for which vie woos siatious, which base for liberty the esteem it deserve,, are Jestineil. My power, my •iittiority, , my efforts, will always he directed limited@ ibis nI)••rt. "Palace, September IS. " FERDINAND." The King has ordered that licatenant.General Huron IFEroles and Brigadier Don Philip Heirs., who have abee. dosed the aalioaal colours, declared lbeniselv• s enemies of the Political Constitution of the Muarirthy, and 'shouted in cuocest to destroy it, .hull be distnissed buts the army, and depi►ed of all their employments, honour*, and disbar-titans. The Camp Marshal Dow Viocen Cloned& will also be in eluded cutler the same re.ulution, as he is similarly situated to the preeoltng °Mem. The same principle will apply to IlJeateuaist Gentle! Don Carlos tr Damsel, in consequence of his Maio' proceeded to France without his Majesty's per mission. sixes. Of ma. My (infer *Moils have main( to iltta that ( (ruow bow tellmforso Praise. (Mete rood/set will spew dorl I eas i elill troalieriff. is present to your ',Ads OWN yort ford rotororlealvelous and the orders i which wig mefilleces may fella.* In" WOCalmed met, yew lac alai grossed; ,shy de yogi fight? To defend a religion ONO melody nifarks. Against whom .10 you fight ? Against Our brothers—arsine' those who di.frud the maw relasioa# while thorprlefend eke Political Commitution of the dpanielt Almoirehy, which can akin. en. •Ille you to **jot the 'advantages whleb you wish What Winders,. Reflect on your melancholy situation. Where eats you prosiest youistfiree without shedding your blood on gentled trotter.* by market.? These ephemeral and Mtiguilicant trimespb.--these partial, hut unheard of eseessee—have coat dear in your families, your friend., and yummier". Awake from your dream; abandon and detest those miserable chief. who command you—those secret agents who direct them ; a n d who wish to lead you to deafly by the path of error and crime. Roil I 'mow the wretcheo, soil let them termiic. The power with which the nation has inverted me shall sot remota inertia,: it shall resell them at the moment okra they least expect Ii„ sad when, in the mown, of their s•cret councils, they form new plans ui destruction to satisfy their passions, the only springs by which glary ere eamlerl. " Authorities of every denomination-811.W me in rate". mutating these inhumes meu, who must be pinoisited with all the rigour uf the laws; fur those who are dazzled, altustri, or dereived, have still some means of jortificatiou, if not is the eye. of the law, at least in those of pity. " And yips, iol.liers, at whu.e head I have the honour to be pierce, what shall I say to you ? Shall I advise you to 'proem faithful to your inviolable itaths—to the glorious en terprise in whirls you are engaged? Woeld not this be the grossest of You•helong to the Spanish army, and the Spanish •reny has given so many pledges of its valour and civic spirit—it has so well roe. d that it has berm the first to reseal to the world the phenomenon of as 'irony hostile to tyranny end supporting public liberty, that no doubt of your fidelity can heeceforth be rotertained. I shall therefore merely recommend so you the severest dirciplitse and must perfect subordination. Webs', much to do ; but aided by an heroic national militia, with whom we shall remain in unity, what may we not effect? Let us march ogoinot the factious—lra u. pursue mud annihilate them ; and when we shall have pat down even the least culpable mos% them, for from imitating the example of their !cadets, we will implore floes Government all the memoir, aid to Enable (amidst the repot which we shall have restored) the industrious Catalonians to return to their labours, to cultivate their fields and to continue their mane. fattener and trade; thus emmerting this afflicted counity into the happy shod. of Veite and plenty. &int, their, con vinced of the wide difference between that despotic and arbitrary 'lateen and she Representative end Constitu. time/it Ow/moment, abjuring their pest errors, sad animated by the desire of atoning for them, they will throhtleas flock lo our rank., and when we shall wore have consolidated in Spain the sacred code, which the immense majority of the nation is determined to srappoot, perhaps they will smite wills us iu endeavouring, by the blessings of that rode, to entanripste enslaved mad degraded minds. Such are the seat intense of poor G I and Chief, " FRANCISCO ESPOZ Y MINA." " Lerida, Seotewskee 10, LON DON, TUESDAY, Orroass I, le2i. A Treasury Juurind of hist night, distinguished by its decided hostility to the Greeks, its reluctance to insert any thing to their advantage, and its anxiety to propagate every report unfavourable to their cause, announced the • receipt of letters from Constantinople, dated the 26th August, confirming the previous account of the complete success of the Tucks in the Morro. A letter, without a signature, and probably coming from an interested quarter, is the only authority for this statement. The follow ing a copy : CONSTAMTINOPLR • AUGUST 26. " Late intell , grisce tors been received here of Co rind' (the seat of the Provisional Greek Govern ment) being in the hands of the Turk*, as also Napoli di /Inman's, bring !provisioned by the Greek.. I t seems that a part of the principal Greek*, fromisig that august stownibly, could not reiiit the tempting offer of some thousands of piasters to betray their friends,, nod deliver these places to the Tmka, which, when entered by the latter, a general • . qei pent' took place. The Senate disappeared, us oleo the ' insiioltal chest,' containing an im mense sum, and other property—every one securing whist 1w could lay his hands upon (no delicacy, you know, ismongst Greek.). Several hundred families fled to Z-s, and others to the bunion blends; but Sir THOIIIAS NI Atrt.AND . instandl y ordered them oft, agreeable so his tleclatratiou in • Proclamation issued swine months sioce, that these islands should not he the refuge for Greeks who continuer: in revolt. The lurks ore in great force at Argos. and Over romsiug the hlorea like swarms of bee.. This is • sad blow fur the Greek cause, not only as Corinth was the most .trougly fortified place, but the key to the Morels." The Paris Peprra up In Saturday have been re ceived. The ilioniterr mentions that the KING has been slightly indisposed. There was a time when, if a King of France only sneezed, it was consi,lered a matter of serious importance. In the present state of sffsirs iu France we do Dot ap prehend any great anxiety in the Ministerial Prints to excite an alarm for the health of the KING, be cause Isis death is looked forward to as a crisis that may endanger the existing dynasty, and lead to • new order of thing.. These Papeis contain a long address from the King of SIPAIDI to the Spanish nation, iu which lie professes his attachment to the new Constitution, and deprecates the attempts made to overturn it. They also contain on address from General Maas to the inhsbitants of the seventh military district. These two important documents are given in our extracts. The sentence pronounced against the four Liberal Journal" has been confirmed by the Court of its. W. have received German Papers to the 3d loot. Tbey morons iotelligeoce from Violas of the 1444 vehicle gates. that Cooress los bees de• - .~ ;~ i` PROCLAMATION. The Geaeral in Chia of the army employed in thr 7th military district, to the " Could it have been supposed that the ancient province a Coimbra's, more lib. eal sod more industriuus than any Spanish Proviso , , losing sieht or its principles and inter.ses, viulatieg lire oaths and decisiuns by which a deelated itself in favour of the coustittitieual system, designed to produce so much good, would ore day hare occasioned the GI/it-filo meat to declare it in • state of warfare, and to charge me wills 11l rellita.y occopatioo ? But an it is. Such sae the efforts of religions fsisaticianu—a weapon so well POll/1112W1 by die nutmeg% of Spanish infatrinai ion, gluey, anti prosperity. " Fatottieirea and superstition, aided by foreign gold, have caused all the .vils which we now expe.iesee, in a reunify where we ought to enjoy peace cod bappinesa. Wirst do the factious wish ? 7 hey are privies the way for the int pliaity of crimes; they ire endeavors iog to excite faith in extravagant sod chinieric e 4 idea.; they are persecuting good ones; they are raising the standard of rebeHlenu bat they eau only place at their heads chilfe, as moth out of credit as the ramie which &bey defend, sad inexperienced troops, into *hose minds they here iosisiled the two gust errors-ethat they are Sclifirar is the cause of faith, and that calamities arising cut of political eircsinisteners most be attributed a oupereatoral eateries. As to lb. lest reproach, what pewit's of sterility have hitherto hoar igen by their pH-leans of anarchy? that guarasteis do they give that Ike religion of the notion is. onel allearr shelf be, lAa totheillo, Ap .Rolle, red Ronan, more coo rimiest then ease offerrd by Article lit of the Constantino! Awl with resoled to the meerl, how can we enjoy the brae. bs of that wise code, sod repel misery and poverty, if civil war, which limos monster. Montle is. every side, forms the agriculturist le outspend ho labours, destroys she effects of the anima, rO•1111all• commercial speculations, arid, lastly, paral,ssig every orelal ..d medially, clam of society. 4 ,0 laisabitanto of the Svessils Iliatrict!..-la the rotireaseol In which I hare passed the kw lasi agooths. I hove lively watched the cowered our noolviirms, sod the warfront factioos who have fettered its ronvego at dieters& points of the Powiesolo. 71e discovering wine% I have made will net, perhaps, be weeks, Is me. Now that lam foreed to raise my woks, t will speedily Mkt, you what you het. to 'spiel ME BRITISH PRESS. filed Sy the death of the Kers& of. tratikrit• DEBAT. The followiug are extracts vismaa, stilteEstglitt 14. The opening of the new Catigresa has bees really ; delayed by .the demb of the Mater& of . ..1 14 ) 01 doti• derry. It was said at first that our 'Name sod the If,iiiperor of &HAI, and all dselllitristers who were to attend the Congress, would leave Vivian in the middle of September; but their departure seems to be deferred till the cod of the month. There have been indeed some preitmipsyy con. ferentes, and Mr. Gordon mid afterwards Lord Stewart, had toll powers for this purpose, from the Cabinet of St. Janies's, but the conference fur she express purpose of preparing the subjects to be dis cussed iu the Congress, will not take place tilt the Ministers of all the five Powers are assembled here. It is said that as soon as the death of the Marquis of Londonderry was known here, mir Cebi. net signified to the Court of London a wish that the late Marquis might be replaced by the Duke of ‘Vellingt ))))) and it was therefore reported here from the first that the I)nke would come, its we hod to be the case ; but his Grace will first go to Paris, because he has to confer on some iasportaut points with the Court of the Tuileries before he goes to the Congress. It is stipposed the Sovereigns will set out at the end of September for Venice. where grand fetes are said to be prepared for their recep tion. From Venice they go to Verona, srlirre it is rumoured that the three Sovereigns of Russia, Austria, and Prussia. will reside in one great pa lace. es they did its the Imperial Palace here at the time of the first Vienna Congress. ♦IENNA. PEPTCIIII3,II 14. Mein,'ivies, 1111.—Bak %ores 854. ;EPTENBER 16. Mei&lliques, St 7.16.—8a5k Marrs, 80/. Town Councii or GLASGOW.—For the first time these sixty years, there is • division in our Corporation respecting the choice of a Chief Ma. gistrate fur the ensuing year.—(Clusgoto ilerald.l It is reported that in order to impress more fully on his colleagues the neces.ity for the accession of Mr. CANNING, Lord LIVERPOOL in the late do cussions laid before them the plan of the new financial arrangements which lie has it in con templation to propose in the ensuing Session. One important part of these arrangements, we under stand, is the substitution of • Tax oil Property for Assessed Tears, which are to be repealed to the amount of some millions u year. In this woy it is hoped that the country gentlemen may he quieted, without oily sacrifice on the part of the Exchequer (the amount of Property Tax equalling that of Assessed Taxes repealed), and that consequently the civil rind military esi•blishmeuts of the sountry may be preserved from further reduction. Besides the expectation that monied men will he made to pay much more by • Property Tax than they do at present, while the country gentlemen will pay fetal, Ministers may also have in view the reaching those who now consume their revenues shroud, rod the tempting those to return whom the As.t.sed Taxes have driven away. Of cosine every shift will be tried before entering seriously on reduction. ‘r 'te ther or not the country gentlemen will he satisfied sithotst any reduction, is • question which will of coarse be variously answered, are to the notions entertained of them.—(Ereaing Paper.) Tus Fusits.—The market yesterday was very steady, and treating doing ; Consols for Money, 1111; ditto for the Account, 81 # ; New 4 per Cents. 10011; India Bootle. 48; Exchequer 3 4: Small ditto, 56. Foreign Securities : New Spanish 65} ; Old ditto, 721 pr. ; Neapolitan, 771 pr. A line ratter, of 86 tons register, called the Isis, of and from ,lodging, was brought up here on Monday moralag, in chair. of part of the crew of the Riehmood revenge raiser, Identeimut Morris, by which wipe she was fallen iii with out Saturday night or Seedily memoir, off Alinatovra, county of Waseifurd, sod taken betweeu the Salters and Taiikee, after a chase of above six boars, during which she suffered an much damage in her rigging from the Are of the Richmond as so reader her neaps impassible. She was oleo injured slightly iu her hull. The number of perms,. taken (dielailing the supposed Captsio, who oriels hisaseif Garrett de Pewter, nail sails he is a paisteate!) was ithea..ak• greater part apparently roreigliers, who have all been euntssitara to g aol. tir these si; were found ow board the smoggier, and nine in her boat, thee about 200 pied. distant, in which a keg of g wag also f o und. A man who said his name was Patrick hll'Carty. from Kinsale, bat who was seers to before the Mayor as a fisherman sawed Peter Win hs, from the islands Italie, west of Trainore, was also in the boat ; he was, however, liberated on Monday, the evidence against him hying insufficient to prose, in the positive manner required by She law, that the boot in which he was takes was actually curniug from the 'easel. Three hundred and twenty half-halts of tobacco, of 60Ibs. each, sad twenty kegs of genera, were booed, sanity made up, with a small rope attached to each. for the convesieure of carriage. The whole bas been lodged in she custom-house store a. No aims of any description were foised as board. Yesterday De Porter was hailed. The examination of she other prisuuess was adjuurued to this day.—(Wstferfurd rot.) There are now running between Brighton and London no less than 42 coaches daily. There are also 4 coaches to Worthing, 5 to Southampton and Portsmouth. 1 to Hastings, 2 to Lewis, I to Ox ford, and 5 light yen. and 2 waggons fur the con veyance of luggage to London. On Sunday morning last, abeut eleven o'clock, a destructive file broke out in a cottage at Prellicou, in the parish of Ashendon, Bucks, which almost an omaly communicated to the next cottage., and to two large bean-ricks in the srljoining feriae-yard of Mr. THos. GARRILTT. It happened fortunately to be the feast day at Ashendon, which had collected a considerable number of people together. slid every possible assistance was pruniptly rendered. An engine was also procured from the Marquis of CSIANDOS, at WOllOlll but uwitig In the time which necessarily elapsed before its arrival, soil the difficulty in procuring water. the cottages sod bean. ricks were entirely comonsed before the raging ele ment could be got under. Awl it Wes not without greet exertions that the wheat-ricks and other pro pertly in the fisrmayard were saved room its mart. It was, however, at length finally extinguished. with no other damage them that slated above. and the lose to the laboarere who inhabited the cottager of their little all. It is understood the property on the farm is inroad. The ire was, it is supposed, occasioned frees the lysine's of some thither m the wall, when !smite% the oven is oue of the cuttsigsk [Fre*" Ackerstana's Iterosihrry of At`le, Fashions," 4-c MORNING DIEM. This elegant morning dress of mull muslin; the hode tut bias, and beautifolly worked in small sprigs; a ftil.ce collar, with Hoare corners, • little open in the Lout. an: fastened with a pearl brooch, and trim:Aril all round . fine British lice. The trisumiso l : of the 'taint partakes the stomacher and the :tacker, it being deep and poinre,t The front, with a worked star in ifie centre, but narrow as a reproaches fire sides. The sleeves are long, and trimmed at the top, and from the shoulder to the wrist, with smalf rosette work, united by lozenges. The bosom aod ruffs are finished with a single row of *oared biotin*. The bottom unite skirt his a superb sod notel trimming of rosettes of fuller fluted work, with lace or ripen work in the centre. The colour of the gloves, sash, shoes, and slip, is peach. blossom. The hair in ringlets, parted so as fo display the forehead. t 4 , t V llfr .1 li 414 Iti-4-..-r: P AD- C rn,,2;',:,., b ‘ ‘ aa 3 ~ LONDON OCTOBER FASHIONS. EVENING DRESS. The families of the ancient Scotch Nobility were distill. guished by their different plaids. That represented in tl•e fashions for this month is the Mackenzie tartaa, one of the most rich and varied in colour: it is of very rich ■ilk. The corsage is made to fit the shape. The tucker is of crêpe lust, folded dirt Farina, confined in the front, on each side, motion the shoulders, by pearl loop.. The sleeve short and full, sat in • band of twisted satin, and edged with • delicate Buckinghamshire lace. ornamented with three cir cles of rich intim of the same colour as the dress, and united by rose-coloured knots ; the band or girdle iogeisiouslp Plaited of various coloured satins, harmonizing with the sleeve moll trimming at the bottom of the skirt, which is of two flounces, composed of green net and narrow touleaus of coloured satin, farmed like Psyche's triage, and surmounted with • twisted rook., of satin. (lead-dresr, plaited satin band, with we elegant pearl ornament In the centie; feathers, birds of Paradise. Necklace, curling', and brace. lets, of emerald and dead gold. Lilac satin shoes. with grre■ and rose-coloured trimmings. Long white kid gloves. Chinese crape fan. FA SIIIONA II LE MOVEMENTS. The Dowager Duchess of flatland has left Learningtoo, Warwickshire, for ?Actium Mosstirsy, Leicestershire. The Marquis and Marchioness of Taviaisark ha►e arri►ed at their seat, Oakley Douse, from Wuoburo Abbey. The Earl and Court's of Jersey and family will lease teem this day for Mightn't. The Earl stud Counters of Harrington bore arri►ed st their house in the Stable-yard, St. James's, front Windsor. Earl and Countess Spencer are expected in town un Fri- day next from thei► seat, Althorp, Northamptonshire. Earl Gr has arrived al his seat, Lama Hall, Cheshire, from a tour. The Earl ef Catrtlea has arrived at hie seat sear. Tnalaridge. from a tour. The Dowager Connie.' of Dsrliworth h.. left Lord Bt. Wilkield, Staffordshire. un a leer. Lurd Primitive btu tarrifrrd iu tUltil from Eframoo, D eg . bythirr._. Lord Henniker hits arrived al his veal, Stratford Houle, &vex, from tirffielk. Sir C. ISergoo t Bart. M.P. has h ft town for his seat, Trr. drvir Howse. Slooloosithshire. Sir George Biggest, Bari. M.P. hag left town fur hi, rest i• Reek.. The Hee. C.ptaia Deere e. R.N. left Bleke's Hotel, Jrrouro•str,re, Temente,. for Belt._ _ George Tbosipsos, Esq. has arrived at the Royal Motel, St. Jasseemorres, from his seat is Hoots. Departures hulls shoo :—Marquis Ssissree for the Contosest ; awl Mr. and Mrs. Ramnoad sad Mies Robinson foe Diver. Captain Mayas arrived yesterday at the Colours Merl, Clisrles-street, Grossness moms, from his seal, Seems Oaks, Keno. Mr. and Mrs. H. Leith have errieed at Mieset's Hotel, Lover lkook•strset, from the Consiglio. The winter Assemblies have commenced at the Roy., Hotel, Plymouth, under very propitious cutnatanceo. The first, which took pl.ce on, Wed nesday last, under the p.trouig• of Lady ELIZA. BATH PACK. was numernmily and brilliantly attend ed, there being nearly 300 persona of the first thfo. 'Mellon present. The next Assembly will be p.- tronised by the Countess of MouLET, when a very large assemblage of rank and fa•htoa is anticipated. Tsig KING'. ENTRY INTO EDINBURGH.— Wheal the tither of the White Rod approached the city gate to denisi.d admittance, after the He rald knocked, the Climutherlam asked, " Who comes thee ?" A ions) , fish -wile, who happened to be there at the time. exclaimed, " Ay ! that's a gude rime, just as if lie (Wins ken white it Win!" A writer in The Manchester Guardia* saes—. "'That on lively innoing the chapel of ease, • meter Oldham, he was attracted by a crowd of country people staring with their mouths open OA a paper ou the door, which hr supposed contained the banns of marriage. Oa approaching, he found it was FP, but the names were written in an ,!most unintelft. Ode kind, mot moreover tamed wrong side up, and posted at die very top of the door," SMART likTuRT.—A counterman, about to site, his condition. appeared last week beln.e a NI mgistrste to swear the affidavit required by the New Marriugo Act, • lire, oil Its being read to !Mil. lie CoCiPtilaiiiell OA lie understand it. se Nut UndfallAuti it." Raid be. whit was tint o•e r burdened with srore—" notunder-'and it ; ally, you must be quite a No, I lien . ' visite," said lioneet clod, di3ty, " but I be very meur one." The repairs awl *lterations et Claremont, *roar the liep*,ton• of hi* lt•w:pi flighriet4 the Vriiire LEOPOLD, have fwers earned to r great es ielit. Moat ut tile door', with the rtereprion of the state roolu•, have hrru taken up, ruts new ones duos), o*isur, to the dry-rot ha►ung affreted thew to P ) grvo an est.'s% The print:gad part of Ow house, With the our-hoshisitga, have trees, ' minted, and 'be atate-rooins have received great rdillituis of splendour. The servants have been oil board wages the whole or the time, 'lot one henig owing to his Hoyal Highssess's abreact., Marlborough Mum ha. Itkewirm hero greatly rim proved. Mr. PrltLll.l/11, the steward, takes • very relive pia it. the alterations aro d rroprovelorini‘ His Royal Hilburn is troop cipected jy 1 11 1 . Lifirntr,y, .~ t him