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0 b •. • / tit LAI .a. _ 447 :1.47c.., k ;,• 1 • 4 , • • 'A • .. .11 ,, LONDON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 40,322. NUIIIIIZR 6199. Pitsca 7d. NSW rif EA TR ft ROYAL, Dnunt-LA NE. Public ere rosportfollv infitympil that 'hi. T Thew, will be opened THIII EVENING. warm v.c. D4y. °replier 16, will. ae Oreassoosl Address. writer!' by G. (" a tm in. E 9. to be spoken he Mr. Terry (his Ariii spp im. Garr s o' this emir); after whii•li hie Majart)'s &mum sill performs Shrriilso's Correrly THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL _ _ MK. BUWiillti4'S ARmtsl* IN FICANCe. rives for potting a 'too to ouch a syrtrat, by a proper exp.- safe of the irieseal 'fair." the Portorsese Minister so Landow. They are sent nem Paris, and a telegraphic dispateb has ordered that I shall he imatediaiely escorted to the prison of ihrologge, and deli vered thee into the hoods 'Atha Procures? do Roi. • • • O( the routene• of the pockets sod leftism reiMel I know go- Oshig • • 0 . las cal. •arid eaergetir t.iboogh Ill) in thin scpme 0(410, mirery, aid depravity • • •. 1 kuuw of ambito; to compromise ass." mrrelJ partial confert4ice• between the hlfiai•tesa of the difteient Powers. All the labours. Isonve;ver, end preliminary mronotods with ishich the Chancer• rib ore pied. are teruiiinurkaud it is asserted Mai einarit Nesse!rode, to whom the result was csoMmuniestrd be Count Meiteroirli, lins submitted an slots-sit ..f the pftwertiong+ to the Emperor of Russia. It peers that the propositions for thr cowgirie.miliptsof Collogrrifit will proceed from the Cshisiet of Victims. We should never have done if we underitnik to collect all the rumours *lnch are in circulation as to the objects of theme deliberation*. shoe It intone but the Sovere:gus and their Mioisters .:au new soy thing about them. The only point oh tirltich orat y vpilorite opinion', agree as to the reinsk of this new Europium Congress is, that it is destined to form remarkable epoch iii the . satnalii of Europe, mid that all which will' there be discussed heed arrinskirl, still bur ea ether purpose than to sttengtlten the monarchical pnineiple in rir4ppi , fad the lkly Alliaiice founded on December the 45th. 111111 St soil confirmed at the Congress of Aix-la-Chapelle, November IS. ISM The folios itig Correvondence nn this interesting subject his been pottleated in 'some of the Papers : COPY OF A LETTER ADDRESSED TO HIS EXCEL LENCY SIR CHARLES ITUART, DART. BY MD. DOWSING. N Cale'.. n-tube► S. " ftfe—l have to enthest yonr Esteefleory's inonerlikse istmfereisee oss soy behalf, is • tithe in whirl, the. rights of horpitality, sod the profeetia* of my pittosport midair', by you, have been rood, had illegally violated. " I visited Paris for my commercial renMrwr , end left it tit the diligence on Thursday last. lo my arrival here, I deadened the ►ndorsement of my vamping sod Beanie for em. harkstion. %%lien I reached the pier, I was a ted by the Again of Police, ■ad conducted with my baggier to the where I was told that ae order from Guaranteed had arrived for the exaministiein of all my papers. I requested Ile attendance of she BI WA Conseil, which was gestate'l my freak was opeeed, my Raper• were all reed and remade ' Mae wriaed testae, writ► awe *IN Whet( 04 a slatterns from the Portogdetie Ambassador at Paris to the Portuguese Minima at Leedom, beef isg the arms of Pofe• gal, and delivered iota my own ands by M. d'Olivrria Ide al(' were forcibly taken from me. " I beg leave to premise that, of She contents of all or any of these letters or packets, lam wholly ignorant-s-a fact which I offered to depose epee oath. Notwithstanding this, my passport was takes from me, and sifter a detention of two days I have been delivered ov►r to the gendarmerie, to be conducted to Boulogne and delivered up to the Prorursar de Rei, without soy legal proceeding against me, wishont she knowledge of say use circumstance to justify an act so a►bi trwy sod so atrocious. 6 . TO THE EDITOR. ISr Peter Tesstr, Mr. Mon.irp ; ai r oli r p r sp r f arr . Dairies; Mr Reajaasia Raehis.te, Mr. Harley; Joseph Sor ties, Mr. Cooper • 0w1.% Sorrier,. Mr. EllIslaa; re.biree, Mr. Gsllk; Carless, Mr. Hores.d Lail! Teazle, Mrs. Weal; I y Srseersre:', Mn.s Kaight; Mrs Caudosar, Mrs. Mayas; Maria, Mi.. Solidi. To which .41 be adapt! the Cnatie Opera of THE POOR SOLDIER. " eta to the 1.-" ere, whatever they are, they Must speak for thensarlves. As to the bearer or beanrrs, if there is really no charge against them, or no charge that lass any relevaot or sollieseat evidence for its sepp,,rt...evidenee by deposi. hoe. of witntears wises masa and description are made buoys to them, 1 Rhaeld hope th.n. would be we objection to en applirstion by the Ambassador to have them respec tively art • liberty. " I knew sot, nor hay, beard, ny thing more about the Matter thou i. here mentioned. I kuuw est, nor have heard. of say Mira that Rhombi have drawn epos three, tar either of them, any sock vtaitatioo„ IP 1 am, with all seeped, MT, yaw obediest invent, JritlENT BENT/I A.M. (No. B.—Cqww.) " Vomits Oiler, October It, lift. " Iltave to aekotswiedie the receipt of year letter of this date, which conveyed to ,me the Seat intontatiou of the circumstances to which it relates. A menturandons was basked left at the door of my (tilos this morning, which must have had reference to the *some ease ; but it was with out dale, ur signature or particular details ••I will write to Si:Charles Stuart, with your sultana, by IM courier of ibis 'remise. " I am, stir, yoer most obedient Servant, (Signed) " GE ORG E CANNING." * Jeremy Beuthisus, Ettii " • Mr. Blaquiete has net bees arrested. reyeele Iturrierd; Patrick, Msrlaise Vrairia: ilteraset, Mr. Miller pm fret •prrearsace aisi way s aiogr); path , Mr. Memees; Fodor Lake, Mr. G. Rasiih; Beira. WON !Comb, Niee &N/; limbless. Min Cope 'Re Deere will be epeeetl at Nall-past Six eCleek, and Perfarltuatelv eatateaeace at Seven. Sews Ts ; Sneed Price 3e. 31. 6g.; frees.% Price le.—Lower Gallery.lla.; *curd Price la.—Upper Gallery le locoed Price Id. Mere far As Rotes to be takes of Mr. at the Roy- Onte, is tka &Asada; ahem Potosily BON.. (for the arenas t•sd►ti•s of Parties rosiest lele to th• 1 bestir) tars he ' record, sod • Private Boy hart •itbtls; se •Isn of Mr. Nooklisos. of llosoditirert. who is appiriated sole *Rest at the West Rod of the Town fur the pithily disposal of Pro- f vile taus belaisgiag to the Lessee of this Theatre. The Emperor, by art °Meinl letter dater! Sep teinher 48, whitened to hi• Grand Mas ter, the P ince of Trantminsilorlf, has ordered, that during his stay iii Italy the Archduke Levi• *hall he Regent. Timisreow, the tragedy of Raohrt, Mr. Yonne (Ma *Mt eppearathee ;his mart); Opt*lsa (hies time), Madam What Next' Oa Trilby, The Heir at 1•11 W : Cicely flotneepon, Mrs Ragiss (GM. the Theatre Royal, Exeter, her first appeor. atter on this Nage). la the Opetailc Department, Mr. Benham. Mier Stephen., ad Mrs. Aegis ((rum the Theatre Royal, Dahlia), ore en- Pea- TWEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. T HIS• Evesting, WEDNESDAY. October 16, ii will be perfranneal the Comedy of TUE, JEALOUS WIFE. Lard Trinket, Mr. Jones; Sir Harry Reset, Mr. Fawcett; Mr. Oakley, Mr. C. Reston; Maier Oakley, Mr. Bartley ; Orrin °Miley, Mr. Abboalt ; Ilhosimet, Mr. Illsaeltard ; Caps. O'Coiter, Mr. Colmar. Mrs. Oakley, Mies Chester (from ' Sheik/sire Royal, York, her tel appearance at thisTliestre); Lady Freelooe, tiro Gag,. ; Harriet, Miss Foote. After which Die Melo-drama of ALADDIN; Or, THE WONDERFUL LAMP. Aladdin, Mise Foote; Take Tanilock, Mr. arnwerian ; Ra tio Angell, Mr J. S. Grimaldi ; Alianazar, Mr. Farley ; ias ,.et, Mr. Grimaldi. Primes. Hadroalboudwar, Min Sh4w; Zwhyarl, Mi.. J.Scolt; Werke/ Ching Slussapha, Mn. Da. weapon. Doors to be opened at Half-past Six—the Play to begin at Steen. Boma 7a. • Second Price 34. Ad—Pit 3.. 6d.; Second Prier Sa.—lawer Gallery 1..; Secated Price lc—Upper la.; &toad Prier Od. Met far the Boxes to be had of Mr. Branders, at the 111•24 Dace, Hart-firer t, from Ten till Fear. A Private Ow way la had fortis Sworn, or Nightly, of sr. Braodea, at the Be. Dike. To-aaorrow, Veame Preserved—sod Forty Thieves. Oa Friday, the Opera of Foulaiuebleas—aud The 1111;ad Soy Oe Siefertley, The Beggar's Opera: Polly, Mies Paioa (iirr Ant appearance et thee Thr.tire)—afs.r wiwch a a.w Weed &noes ilelo.draiea, called Ali Pectie—and No flour 50 Pepper. 120 Mosey Capiisl4! &SOO ethos. Mosey Prises! All the Tickets is t►e Wheal! Not soy Filled Prises ! Nut say Meek Prises ! Not ass Classes!. Not any Re-drawing ! Etch Troket deeMes it/ own Fate ! All the Capitals nosy be drawn the First Dsy ! shove are the principal Features of the T pealed! State Lottery ; and BUSH has uo hesitation in repeattug what hesitated when the Seheme was Anti submit ted lathe Pulite, via. that it has his roust untroalitleit ap- Pfnlitalios, and every day convinces him his opinion sad that of the Public go hand-in-band, as the sale at this period is unprecedented. The Public, howev►r tnsc► they opposed of novelties in Schemes, tad which novelties wlieu Rita in tendered were deservedly popular, yet from their frequent repetition have d to consider them sitterirlive ; there foie, to bare one of the good old-fteshlourd Old English Schemes, which ;unseats no novelty, becomes the mestest novelty of all, and reminds as of " flis good olden Hine." Tieliets and Shares are selling by T. BUN, 4, Cerohilit sod 9, Charing.cross. ••• In the kir Lottery BISH Fold. as be assally Anew, the pithiest Prise,viz. No. 4,660, 30,0001. and several Wane Caplets. Schemes gratis. LOTTERY begin the 304 of THIS MONTH (Os. sober). lICkIF.TY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND . RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL VESTS. Craveu-streel, Unsold, October 2, 1812. B ENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST REPORT, viz. / a. d. W.. Dareauss, Eaq. Ann 2 2 0 W. G. Patios, Esq. per Secretary A '2 2 0 S. Mejartbaisks, Esq. per ditto .... A. 2 2 0 Juba Dawkioa, Esq. , . Christopher Austey, Esq. H. no,. Fryer, E:aq. Mrs. Harker A 2 0 0 Joseph Howson, Saq A. 2 0 0 WA kr, Frrrzorl, E.q A. 2 2 0 Mrs. Langton A 2 2 0 Mrs. Avon...too, per Whstaiore aad Co. A 3 3 il Mr. Wieling. per Dorriea and C 0... ....... ... 2 2 0 Rev. Duke Y..oge, per Hoar A 2 1 0 John Ward, EN A. 2 2 0 V. 6. per DUrflei4 and Co. k. T , 0 0 W. T. per tiecreing y I I U ---- t 93 3 0 Dicehareell and relieved from various Prisons 77 Debiory, for the SIMI of . f299 1* 3 CounuvredthrCasesof 29 Petitioners, Approved Referred for Characters 3 Petitions, _ . Rejected Cuu.idrred inadmissible Reliefs(''oils are received by John Camaro Nei ld, !eq. the Treasum,Cheyoe-sialk, Chelsea ; also by Messrs. Herne*, hoqnbar, and Co. Sl.JameaNwitreet ; Nouns. Meares. Fleet. street; Messrs. Whitmore wad Cu. Loosbard.aireet; Messrs. cocks, Cocks, Ridge, sad Co. Cbariag•crese; Messrs. Dor. 'inn and Co. Fiock•laor, Condit° ; Messrs. Heinniendeys, Pell. ; Meese.. Verve sod Co. No. 77, Loosbard.sireet ■ad by Mr. Drasseell, the fdtcretery, No. 7, Crandstreer, strand ; when ibe &webs asst' be sees by those who are se. timed so sepport ibis Charity, sod where the Society •eet • the brat Wedotodai is every Montt,. - 7 - b. , nlorp•-•llr4lff, Friday, Oriuber 11, lit 22. "In addillsin to the mirth-stars entomomicated in my lei. ter of Wrobsesdin, novenas., my hind, Mr. flooring, f mow beg lean to inform you that he ha., once his ordeal Isere, gone wader two secret eitaminatiose before the Pro cures., Ai Rue, who poritively rotation le admit or our coo. sal or aely other person being priming. The iiiiestions re lated chiefly to mime French verses fumed amongst the pa. ono of my frieoil. When (*sited with beefier been the boater (*ranted tellers, which, as he said, is contrary In the Poet-olice regalatiosia in Frisbee, she prisoner .eplied that he soppaseed Ike left ad official dispatch mused wen is. frosted to hint from its being a fact of public and enteral notoriety illenglioat &mope. that the serves of Wien is cominsealty Ohlormatsettfl. Whb mitret to Shoe mostnis orslame taken from Mr. Burring, he stale solemn ly declared his total lemon's* of all or say of theta, sod expressed a wish that this his declaration shoulsl be re. celled on oath ; it stark however. merely noted is Ike /'rules Verbal. That which relates to the practice of °prolog letters at the French Post Mike, was inadmissible ; as, according to N. It Peneliffilf . ll opinion, it mold amt operate in f of the Primmer. After once more protesting *getout the seinen of a diplomatic dispatch from one Ambassador to another, as • Sermon violation of sights, which have hitherto been respelled by the most hrtrbarous nations, the Primmer bloated epos herniae lii. crime, and what the act of ace.- Gallon cemented. All hr could obtain ma this pont was, that he is ' Rapala Qt . being Ms bearer of letters to Oa Rettolationists In England.' The prison in winch my friend is endued, like that of Calair, does not afford the smallest accommodation ; and were it not that be is aliamed to hire and occupy the gaoler's room daring the day lime, be would Ire fond to mix with the osool inmates of such receptacles. " As )el there is no 111.11. ff from Peri., nor can any idea be formed of the determination of ibis Government. It is said that the prisoner will be detained on various pretences *mil HOW more tangible accusation than the one now alleged is framed, *for whin he will be beaded over to the tribe. eels. Vatter these circumstances, mad without nay hope of future justice, where the past ha. been marked with so much •iol.nce, I need nut add that sty friend looks forward with torifitirnce to the ioterference of his Majesty's Ministers and the expression or public opinion lo rescue him from a Mina lin sot less injerimmi to his personal talents has it is sub versive of ririssity and justice. " I am, Sir, yours very rerpoetrall•.____ " EDWARD BLAQUIERE. is P. B.—Wlirm conducted to the geese of examination, my friend may mtrorted through the streets no foot by a guard of infamy,. I bad sham, forgot to add, that Mr. H. hes every teasoa to he ronvioad the verses, which ►ave also been made • groan., of offence, were left PO hia table by sit agent of the great personage, who caused ►is movements to be so closely watched while at Pads. Mr. Hamiltua, our Consul at this plate, has arced with the almost dignity and spirit on tb• preen. occasion. The Hun. C. H. Heirloom., Member foe Cook, is amongst those of his countrymen who have visited the primmer." 6 ' lloolagee, October 11, Three teCloek, p as. " It now bemoan my duty to 'atone yon, that bowleg called is ere my friend about an boor ago, 1 was ►efined admitneire by the beeper of the prime, who told me lb* Pasoan ,srait placed go nen,. by order of she Authorities. 1 goal baldly sell yam lint Weise/plies as interdiction of 611 communiratioe, values er verbal, so that a icitishasbjeet is thee eunwigned to a species of solitary coollueseent, with. out any other charges nee those alluded to in my letter of Ibis weersting. 6. Where such proceedings roe be resorted to, it would he impossible to ny how mach Nailer violence may be coaled; 1 therefore treat and hope nu effort will he left untried, to enforce a teem/wine of the met simple rights of humanity towards Eaglishmes, whatever the fete of others may be ie Frame. Ism, &c. E. BLAQUIERE.* " P.S. Four o'Cloek.—l have jam stets Mr. listuilloa, our Comm!, oho rays, he has also applied to see the Priaooer, but was refused admittance. By this, it would appear, the order for mission us g I." The following is au extract of a letter front an other quarter : " Bookie', October 11. " Mr. John Bowing was arrested at Calais, par depethe I elegraplitqate, on Safoiday last (sth inseam), me suspicion of havoig charged himself wssa Wears amid dispatches for the Revuluitoisims is England. The papers &and saeougsl his beetesce were sealed, and have been sent so Paris for ram'. He arrived here yesterday, under an escort of ✓ ▪ i-ndarrews. and is now rosined is. She gaol of Ibis town. He was hearer of dispatches from the Ambassador of Por. fugal In Paris lo the Aueleasimelor of that country residing in London. He has sadergour several ititeerogasions before the lEing's Advocale here, and I understand he has pro tested agaiost the legality of hls iletenfion in the strongest terms. His ewe is hefore she British Ambassador at Paris, sod a great deal will depend oil bts represeneations to Ike Preach Goverament. 1 bare dose every filmic ICI my power with the Aimboritics to soften his sieusiime which was respi. Mee. and pariirolarly in such a horrid prison as that of Bon. logoe. Mr. Bowriag desired that 1 might be present wheel he was ialerrogated. which was refused. I shall now go and pay a visit In the prisoner before I close my letter. Per haps I may be able to communicate anweeibing new to you. 0 October 12, Tiou eiCkeek, p. m '• Upou my asking admittance to the Prisoner, I ieceived fur anew'', that he eras au serref, ■nd consequently I mead not see him. I shall immediately apply to the Procureesr da fief, to know whether it is by his orders tbat I have ►eea refused." Previously to there communications, the follow ing had been received : " TO THE EDITOR. " Calais, Oetoher 9, len, " But—You will have probably bear - ti of the arrest of a briiimb merchant, Mr. John flooring, of Loodon, who was •topped here. when on the point of embarking for England, un Senility last, sod incarcerated in the public prison of this town yesterdsy, vshroce he wan to-day transferred to 'bat of Boulogne, matter ao escort of gendarmerie, and in a vehicle which be was ►imself forced to hire. "I should cow consider myself wasting, both in patriotism and friendship, if I did nut immediately transmit the se companyiag copies of two letters, to which this event kiss given aad I have no doubt that, whatever abodes of difference t►ere may be in the political opinions of those concerned, and yourself, the subject of Ibis detention will excite your prompt attentiost. " Although I do not entertain a doubt, but that his Mejee ty's Minister• will vindicate the national honour thus vio lated i• the perms of se Englishman; yet I could not help regarding the cireuutsisoce as one of those which cannot receive too much publicity—and I ant sure it is not al a time, whew scarcely a day is suffered to pass without arli. des the most insulting being seat forth, not only against your publication, hut the Duke of Wellington, and I may add, the sabots at large, by the urges* of those who are in debted to the blood and tieaaste ut England for their politi. eel, perhaps physical, existence! It is not surely at such a time that yos will be disposed to treat my present applica tion lightly. " I have the honour to be, Sir, . *Your obedient lionebk servant. " E. BLAQUIERE." I' PS.—Whet he cireuriwtaucet which bays led to the west of uty friend are knows, yuu will see additional too- " 1 Lave now to pet myself under your powerful prefer. Linn, and to solicit your instant interference to rescue my person frost inspriecroment, and to uphold the important character of that nation you represent, whoop citizens have no Imager any protectirss from the laws. I have also to entreat that you will consult with Ike Minister of his Faith. fel Majesty, as in the melon of vindicating those diplomatic privileges which have been so wanionly violated in his pee. non, by Ore seizure of his official correspondence. " 1 have protested against acts which make your signs. lure of no avail for the protection of British subjects; and though I know of no ground for the apprehension that any part or the correepoodence which was intrusted to me hears. ■ political character, I hare protested too ■parent the ►or rible principle, that the bearer of a sealed lever, whose con ical. are unknown to him, Call be made responsible for those eosteols. I sotssit all this to your Excellency's coneidern lion. My commercial affairs are dreadfully suffering from this vloleot detention; it is impossible to calculate the con sequences. I venture, therefore, to hope, that your Excel. Ivey will take instals, and measures for my release, mad referring to the report of the B ' Is Consul, " I have the honour to be, your Excellency's Most obedient sod moat humble bervant, (Biped) " JOHN BOWEING." COPY OF A LETTER ♦DDRE!!ED TO HI! EXCEL. LENCT SIR CNA RLES STUART. BY MR. ILA. QUIERE, AND WHICH ♦CCOMPANIED THE PRE CEDING :- " Calais, Octo',er 9. "Big—Should your EsceHenry be pleased to claim the let ters and papers, which have jail been forcibly taken (rust my Mead, Mr. ecowring, by the agents of the French Police. I beg leave to mention t►at there was a letter of mine ammagst the number. 11 is addressed to has EuceNency Sense Gareth, a Member of the Peruvbiu Legation, meetly survived is Emgland; nod, though corfesintifg nothing which I can have Me smallest wish to conceal, yet it is my ditty solemnly to p►otest against the seal being broken by any of the French Authorities, as a manifest violation of law and justice. 4 le the event, however, of your Excellency's feeling any desire to become acsissainted with Ibe contents of the letter HMS claimed, I beg to add, that I hive nut the least ob. jertion to its being opened by the Representative of my Sovereign, and even transmitted In his Ili.jesty's Government. I have the ►nsour 14 IN., " With 'he highest sentiments of respect. " Yoor Esteileocy's mast bumble sea very obedient Serviel, (S fined) " EDWARD BLAQUIERE." TO THE EDITOR. (loosen square Piste, Westminster, Satuiilay, 0,4.11 1842. Stu—Yesterday, a little before five o'clock, No. A. was delivered f►om me at the Foreign Office. The dir►ctions to my meawroger were, to ask leave to deliver it into Mr. Can• ug'is owe bands. He way Sold that it could uot be; for, that there were aerials persons aS that time with him ; but that there need be so appreh.nsloas of its out being imme diately delivered. A little after nine, came to on as Unice Messenger, wish No. 8. These facts ►ad documents 1 give you ; you could ant have had them from say one else. Obsersiii WWI soy body is as comp/test to make as 1 am ; nobody more au t►ou I am, Sir, Y nee., JEREMY BENTHAM. NO. A . Qmere.peare Place, Wtsiaminiter, Oct. 11, Int Sta—Tbe following occurrence, if I mistake nut, belooge to year coriousuce. Bring, for aught I know, the only pee. Mw in Euglaud who is apprized of it, I t■ke the secesaury liberty of submitting it In your notice. Tiro Eagliiiinam,eatiof the wort respectable chararterompl advantageously known isi the literary world, have jest beta arrested at Calais, from •hence, by this time, they have brea *cat to the prisuu at Boulugurobeace to he delivered, so they are told, intothe hands of the Procures, do Rui. The one or Mr. John Beerier, of No. 7, Jefery-square, Si. Mary sae, sad of Loudon Fields. Hsi linty; the other is Mr. Edward Blaqusere,• Lieutenant in his Majesty's Navy, who fur some years had the command of a ship of war cruising to the Me. diterrauesis. Oa soy such supposition as that of their bay ing contained any nffituce against the Freuch Government, I knew not that I should have been warranted 10 the taking of say such liberty. But the sole mound of his arrest, Mr. Roaring says, is his being the b f ceitain lettere, Arleen I. Number, 11111111 two pockets, of the v i ol en t, of all which be declares himself to he altogether igeuraut. If a mar is to be responsible criminally for the Contrail of every letter ■lick it happens to bum to take chant@ of iu his peerage from one country to another, in what predicament are travellers all over the civilised world, and in parti cular, the myriads of Englisbraeu settlers or *Mourners its Freon., they mid their holt& ? Ou soy such uccaviou, all that egg he leaked fur at the heads of his Majesty's Secretary of State is, I suppose, the giving information of the occur. recce to hie Majesty's A mhemedor at Paris, that he may sp. ply fur cognisance of it; and to this I fluter total( there will be au objection. Subjmued is au evict copy of every tang is these short kites that seems to use 'timid sad ma. lentil to the present purpose. LITTER, DATED CALAIS PRISON, OCTOBER 8, 1822, DIRECTED TO JEREMY BENTHAM, ESQ QUEEN'S SQUARE-PLACE, WESTMINSTER, RECEIVED OCTO• NCR 11, BY THE GENERAL POST, WITH THE DO TER POST MARK. (EXTRACTS) This Government • • • ha. ventured to arrest me as the bearer of dispatches to the Revolutionists in England. Wittiest any previous proceedings, m) papers have all been forcibly seised, examined, and s►veral taken front me. They have kept Gllres tellers soul mu packet■, one of them au official dispatch from the Poi tvgaeat Minister at Parts to BRAZIL. By the Rob Roy, arrived at Liverpool from Pa raiba, which port she left on the Sth of September, we have anise interesting intelligence from the northern provinces of Brazil. The dates from Pernambuco ettend to the latter end of August, where it was ascertained that the squadron from Rio de Janeiro, finding the Portuguese troops had anticipated them in entering Baltic, had landed the soldiers and arms at Alagoas, a port between Bahia and Pernambuco, to which latter place the squadron had afterwards proceeded. Accounts had been received from Bahia of the 23d of August : both there and at Pernambuco, the Manifests° and Decree of the Prince Regent, issued on the Ist of August at Rio de Janeiro, had been received. AtPer• oanibuco they were immediately made public, and were followed by a proclamation signed by Ferreire the President. and the other members of the Provi sional Junta. declaring their perfect accord with the sentiment, of the Prince Regent, and their dispo. sition Waist! him their entire support. At Bahia no notice was taken by the authorities of the arrival of the documents from Rio. No mut of iniport ance had oceure.ci we Bahia, the Portuguese troops remaining in possession of the town, towards which, however, the coustitutioual forces had advaricrd from the hitt/vier to within the distance of a league and a half. They would receive • formidable accession to their force by the troops lauded at Alagoas, who, though few in number themselves, yet having brought near 5,000 stand of arms, would lout them into the hands of the inhabitauts. who were said to be almost unanimous is their attach ment to the Independent party. 'lke Bank at Bahia having refused to pay in silver to any one in dividual beyond the amount of 30 mikes's, an im pression was produced among the merchants that that estebli•hment was iti reality not solvent ; but a statement was promptly made public by them, from which it appeared that the step had only been taken in consequence of the peculiarly critical state of the place, but that they were fully able, a little delay being vented. to meet all demands upon them, showing clearly by • summary of the state of their affairs. that the amount of their notes in cir culation did root exceed 285,000 mires., while they held effects exceeding in value 800,000 milress ; but which, owing to the general agitatioo, could not be iinmedisrely realiz-d. All notes not exceed ing 30 mittens coniinued to be paid regularly. The following is an extract of a letter from Bahia, dated August it : o This place eoeliawea in the same unquiet and distressed Miamian as before, and every day oar pm/ammo increase. Fur the last frier rays we have rot fraud it possible to ern say fresh meat; dried jerk beef and salt Ash, of which two cargoes luckily arrived from Newhieadland last month, are likely to be oar miscued feed foe smog time to COMP. The Portuguese troops are chiefly stationed round the lowa, to the &geniis de Correig le on sae sole, gad half way to the Rio Yerisitelho ow the other. The Independent forces approach with,* three or (oar wiles, aad content themselves with interrupting altneitter the supply of provitioar A mull .as shot by them a few days ago I.rendeavuuriag to hi (vitue, a few cattle into the town. Their forces are acne. rout, but neither well award sot disciplined, and do not ven ture upon only regular 'thick; yet, as we ese i 000,111•11 the others* and supply of anima sot them from Rio de hairs him bees tarried is ibis mielitroorhood, we may expect that their exertioas will be tame 'if/vista from bracelorward. General he Bate, whin is to command the trimmest., ha . * served as a General of division under Bonaparte, and W mist to be a geed officer, by prostitute, wilhout riahiae any battle, may accomplish his abject in oliltgiag the Portuguese wimps to embark fur Europe. All billions is at a owed; an nue make. say payments, and re use seems to expect the re ceipt." PARIS PAPERS. PA all, OCTOBER 11. The Duke De Laval Montmorency, Ambassador from France to the Holy See. arrived at Rowe on the 26th of September. On Wednesday next, October 16, will be cele brated in the royal church of St. Denis, the awl vervary service for the repose of the soul of the Queen Marie Antoinette. All persons who at.end are expected to appear in full mourning co.tosine. FRENCII FUaDa.—Fiee per Cons. open"' at 93 E 2b e.; Nosed at 93 1. 20 r. ; bask Stock, I,6ssE—Neapolitan five per Cent.. soh E—Fatebaage as Lemb' : tome swain, lb C. 40r.; Ores wombs, ISE 25 e.—( Court 4 4 45484tique, October 110 •16011141, OCTOSeII 1. As no Minister Plenipotentiary hes yet arrived from Great Britain, there has been no preliminary conference on the subjects to he discussed ist the approaching Congress. Hitherto there hoe beta The Duke of Wellington arrived on the night of the 49th, and occupies the •parristents prepar.sl fur him in the hotel of the War Minister. The Prince Chancellor Hardenberg arrived yesterday ■ftrrnopn. The Count de Bernatoff, Prussian Minister of Stele. had set off on the previous evening for Verona. A great number of perm's.% attached to the differei,t Legations lied also left Vienna on the 2.Bth. Prince Metternich set off yesterday evening at eight o'clock. slier having dined at the Marquis of Loodoriderry's • with the Duke of %Vrlliugron. It is said that the Ma►quis will leave this (or England on the 13th. He is either recalled or his solicited his read. Kuwait A sub.ssailor at ou► Court, Golowkin, sill proceed to Switzerland, where lie intends to live its a private individusl. Public report points out H. de Tstischeti as his successor. Most of the hi-. reign Ministers have already set net. As to the Doke of Wellington, nothing ;rotative tegardlog the period of his departure is known. It is asserted that the question of the Greek cause will not be agitated at the Congress; the tore which the "'lrina Observer has twin assumed re 'wiling them seems to confirm this opinion. The two Imperial Courts agree in viewing the affsirs of the East in the value manner; but thty are said toddler with respect to Spain. The Emperor Alexander is inclined to put down the revolution by force of arms; but the Emperor of Austria rests h.s hopes on as internal change. to be brought about by the Spaniards themselves. It is added, that two other great Powers have also their risrticulor man her of viewing the sohject. All the Powers are ■greed to Haws is a manifesto the torn which the Spanish ►evolution has taken; but they differ oil every thing else. CONSTANTINOPLR. SEPTEMBER 10. Since the last post disagreeable news for the Porte bus arrived from the Morris. The Greeks have de strot•ed there more thou 10,000 Turks in persist battles and sruhriscades. The Turks possess nothing there but Corinth, which is destitute of every thing necessary for its detester ; it is therefore probable that the garrison will soots be obliged to aiirreoder. Colociptrotii is the Commander-tn-Chief of the Greeks. All these particulars are rain to he true s though the Porte studies to conceal them. At Srio severe! Turks have been executed who persisted in snassarreing the sick Chn►tians. Ort the sth of Septem tier there were only 300 Chrivttatia remaining out of 160,090. The Purte Iwo,' to feel, in a ressikple winner, the inconveniences of the Creek insurrection; there are no more rich Greeks to wonder, which her iii doced the Treisarer of the Empire to take a des perate measure. A Firman has appeared, srlis k ti orders every thing suede of gold or silver to he de posited in the Treii•ory for an indemnity, wh,eli arbitrarily hied. Thus the Mimehues muot re nounce every species of !usury, sod wear the most simple dresser. It is easy to see the causes of this triesenre. No more tsars are gathered la the Mores, in the talandr., or in a great pert of Thes•aly, of Albrois, and of Macedunit. Thor the mireries of the times will reach even the Masselnert is a short time if the insurrection is riot *upraised. The war sgetbst Perris also causes great expecte. Great tranquillity prevail, at Coostroloinoplo, and there us but few perverts troubled troth the plague. COEFU, SEPTEMBER .l S 2. After the departure of the Turkish fleet for Papas, the Porte prepared • second expedition, which was to appear in the Archipelago at the time when the Greek fleet, pursuine that of the Turks, should be in the Inman sea. 'Chi, expeds. tioti was composed of forty transport•, with three frigates. and one three-decker. There w ere o•i board 8,000 troops, which, finding the A►chipr lsg.i free from the squadrons of Spri:i• ad Hydra, were to lie landed on the coast of Napoli di Rotuma'. in order that they might join the Tietknift army, which had penetrated into the Mores. At the sense time it was expected to supply Napoli di Romania, Which was supposcil to be in the baud. of the Turks, amply with provisions. The Admiralty at Hydra, informed of all this. instead of send ng their ships to Patna, sent them against t hi s err ((((( I expedition. The Creek fleet, on quitting Hydro, torrerulert its tflOsessents be tween the emits of Attica and Negrupotit„ and when the Turkish squadron advanced, received it at the llocrmSilnta, heiwe►n Nrgropont •nd Audros. The Turks engaged in this channel, always stormy, mil fall of shoals and rocks, lost all presrowe of mind at the sight of the Greeks. lu a short eis. gageusent of shop with ship, a Turkish frigate of sir first doss, and sev►ral transports, were dispisreeted on the coasts of Chimi and Cape Oro. Oilbets were spuk or captured. The remainder of the Turkish equadresk teas pur-