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I i ; r 4 . • I 0. - r ; t .~ 11 _c E y PARIS PAPERS. BAYONNE PAPERS. IrbleEleiv INrri.LICENCE. PARIS, IMPTEIIinFt 49. A letter from Figneras, dated the 1511§, states that in the evening of that day • division of the Army of the Faith, 1,500 strong, Moaned the (7iiristitational troops between Roos and iiii i defeated them, and captnred a convoy of pruviiiime intended for Figut , ras. On the following day the Royalists left the plain. A letter received at Tonlonse on the ?4tb from tiro d'Urgrl 6111101111rt$ that De Demsis had been r•hanled at the latter place fur • victory obtained by "Karon d'Eroles. The affair is said to have taken place out the 18th at 13enavarre, in Arragun ; and it is added, that the artillery, the baggage, 300 pri soners, and two Generals,one,of whom is Telsuesico, were taken by the Royalists. It is silo pretended in a letter from Bayonne, dated the sod, dist Nlina ha. been defeated, and lust 800 prionsiers. A letter frobi Trieste, dated the 15th, says-- •' The famous Colueotroni, having nu inclination any l o m,er to risk the eliances or war, has taken Crave uFtlie Greek•, carrying off with lion the pub lic chest." CORFU, atictaT . omer-Pachit. whom the Stikine* had so °hen ae. tested, has recently made a new attempt upon their territory. On the 181 h of August, he collected the whole.of his army which be led against the Cita( of Ki.,ptia. The Suliotes completely defewted hilt., owl having pursued him as far as Nlylos, seized upt:n the hatteries that he had egableshed there. More than 3,000 Animal:to* were killed or wounded in this affair. At the news of the entrance of a Turkish corps into Livatlia and Pe ~,,, the hopes of the Turkish i.artisans were singularly revived. Con joined with the intelligence, they circulated a thou sand reports, each one more Award than the others ; first, it was asseitril that the Greek Go veroment was dissolved, which however has, to the present moment, cosititioed to exist with out undergoing the slightest variation ; then they gave ont that the Peloponnesos had submitted to the forte, whereas the Tusk. who had presumed to set foot on that ground, have covered up Argolis sail Corinth with their corpses; they spread the news of the execution of several Greek Chiefs as traitors, when In truth not a single person was even wrested. It was porticOlatly against Odysseus that they levelled the whole force of their inventions. Some movements of pinion, in this Chief, who is of ■ hasty temper, had coincided with the epoch of the . •pocb of the entrance of the Turks into Emilia. Hereupon it was pretended that Odysseus had be trayed ape cause of his countrymen, whilst by others it unstated that lie had been gained over by Chows chid Pacha for a considerable sum of money. The truth is, that at the approach of this Seratikier, the in trepid Epirotr, forgetting his own personal (quarrels. hastened to the Thermopylae, where, in a battle fought on the '2oth July, in this pass, Odysseus sur pss.ed I . self ill courage. lie guards this ilDpor t:i.,i pest at present, the Government having COll - it to his keeping. lu this victory of the 20th 'Lily, which has re- crived the fullest confirrna.nin, those who most dia. .ticguithed themselves slier Odysseus are, General Nieetits, senor, bulgier of Culotte! Nicetas, called the Tureophups (destroyer of the Turks); Orme. hilts Contoyanne, and Colonels Gotiras mod Dye). boustite. "Cliourschirt Riche, after lits defeat, re treated with the weak remains of his force to LsrisSa, where he fell ►ick from disappointment. It is even raid for these two days past that he is dead, but this requires confirmation. Upon the defeat of this Commander, Trimly, Brien nt Chief of the militia of Olympus, set out fur Malace,re, in Pisidus, at the head of g,OOO guerillas, and Oct ran the country iu even• direr tian, sa far as Servis, augmenting in his rapid vourch the number of lcs soldiers. From Servia be directed his course towards Or Ivendos. Informed in this piece that the Tut kith villages of Si:rigid, a canton situated in the middle of Macedonia, were about to put themselves iu motion to march against km, he crossed the 1f:11w - snout on the 19 , h of July, attacked these villages one after another, and dis. prised their inhabitants, who took flight beyond the Asitis. Then getting information that the Patch' of &- lorries was about to stud Is inforeements to Chours chid Parlor, Trissos passed Olympus to the north, and presented himself at the moi•.trut of this junction. It was on the 7 , 1% of August that these seilifarertnents arrived at Cattriha, to the number of four or fire thousand men. %%lien they began to pass the chide of Cuterina, Tassos threw himself with all his force upon them, soil dispersed them. A small number, who took the road to Platamon, Weft} destroyed ; the others were pursued to Kitros with considerable loss. This happened at the same epoch that the Pelopourresiaris defeated the Turks Curintir, and a few days after Cliourschid Paths was beaten in Thvssaly. It is therefore seen, that at the moment the pirtisans of the Turks repre sented the Greeks as reduced to a slate of the utmost desperation. their cause was in a sitetation of greater prosperity than it had ever yet been. The Greek Government will very shortly esta blish itself at Athens. its order for the future to be less di►tant from the military operations. BAYONNE, SEPTEMBER 2s. The mail from Madrid with the le tt f the 1611 is arrived ; that of the 19th, which ir. regular course ought to come to-day. has not yet reached b., but we titian probsb!y have it the day after to ll-301W*. We have letters from Dilboa of the 40th, which state that the factions have disappeared from that province, they mention also the arrival in that port on the same day of two *battalions of the hne of :Ii 'Lich had l rinharkell nt Co- • : , to the number of Bth in twa4olumns, other towards Bol •onting the province, enemy to combat. 4 r or V , ttoria, dated the 21.1 . inaeltiaces the total atifesit Of the *Cohn Qaebillis at Andagoya lin the i ply three leagues leans Vittoria, at she foot of the mountains of 'Pews Seared.. Chebifla had piss' eel -the'Ebro teith ;SO horse, 'and intended, it is said, to penetrate ifito Navarre; hut he was defeated by a detachisent of Bitylen, from Vittoria, which kiiled .. ao of his men, nod took 'SO horses. this" rePort even states that Otiebilla had been feretely ednoded in'the thigh bye insoket hall. We see fugitives frail the Army if the Faith daily arrive here, in the most pitiable condition. The see 00000 I in command of the band of isbals, n.smed Bareirlis h also at the'Lizeretto. The Gazehe of '3'. Sebastian continues to print reports of various actions with the bands of Glue. zalailibals, and Uranga, which Ure completely broken up and deserting their chiefs. 'Ellinosa is now 'Able to bombard !esti, which he has invested. Numerous bonds of soldiers, of the division of -Quesada, which have As 'Wooed him in Catakmis, have returned to their homes. The in. terior of Navarre is mill in a state of anarchy, in. rested by hands of real banditti, without any im provement in the public spirit of the inhabitants. —The emigration contiunes, especially of priests nod monks. Sir Wm. A'Court was expected at Vittoria oa the 23d in the evening. MADRID PAPERS. MADRID, SEPTEMBER 16. A rueral subject of conversation is an interview which the Ministers, San Miguel and C;ssen, have had will] his Majesty relatively to the new Junta of Government at (islet, which issues its deers in the K inn's name, endeavouring to persuade the people that it acts by his Majesty's permission, which hos excited great discontent in this capital. The two Ministers have represented to his Majesty how much this new Junta threw doubts on the constitutional sentiments which the King has so often expressed, and 'hewed the neer*. sity of contradicting the falsehoods and stratagems by which the revolutionary Government of Coto. lonia seeks to mislead the people. The 'King, it .eems, lids yielded to their representations, and signed an address to the nation reiterating his so. lemp professions or attachment to the Constitution. A funeral service in honour of the national yards who Tell on the 7th , of July, in defence of the public liberty, was celebrated yesterday with the greatest pomp in the cathedral of this city. General Palau's. Political Chief of Madrid. has published an ordinance of the police, which en forces some old regulations for the preservation of public tranquillity : they relive chiefly to strangers, some of whom. says the Ordinance, may be considered as ablairig the hospitality gene. rously afforded them. They Must all give a satis factory account of their 'upsides; in the capital, and those who are suspected must give sufficient secu. rity to the Alcalde of the quarter, uuless they pre. far leaving the kingdom. The local. anthoritiss •f the erivirtins of Madrid not hawing acquainted the Political Chief with the passage of a band of seven of t h e factious, he hh announced that the members of the municipalities e.hl be individually hound to give him due notice in future, when any factions passthrough or stop is their district, 011 pain of being fined. The Government has just given pressing orders to Pend a prompt 'ripply of corn to the fortresses in Catalonia. The corn is to be embarked at Bilboa. Almeiru, and Alicant. It is totally false that a treaty of alliance offensive and defensive has been concluded between Spain and Portugal, or that the latter lnss offered 12,000 men to Spain : on the con trary, a remarkable misunderstanding exists between the two countries. This coolness is said to be the effect of the intrigues of a foreign government, and it is even reported that a change of ministers may be expected at Lisbon. The account. from the provinces are not interest ing, but slate that generally all the regiments of militia are in motion—some for Catatonia, others to the parts left by the regular troops, who have been sent likewise to Catalonia. It is raid that many troops hare arrived at Sam rasa, and that on the 20th there were to be 15,000 at Lerida. Toriosi appears to have been in great straits at the end of last month, but • letter of Ist September, in the Spectator, mentions that its situa tion was improved, but farther reinforcements were impatiently expected.—(Madrid Papers to the 17th September.) LISBON MAIL. 'LISBON, SEPTEMBER 20. SITTINGS 07 THE CORTeS.—trio ntrala The order of the day war, the last reading of the Couto dui ion. Sinai. Fernandez Pinheiro reads paper, in which after stating various reasons, he concluded by say ing that to comply with the wishes of his constitu ents, he mu►t openly declare that lir cannot posi tively sign the Constitution. This being read a second time, anti supported by the author and by Senor Castro e Silva, it was discussed and referred to the Committee of the Constitution. M. Britamcaiip said he could not conceive how it was possible tbat some wf the Deputies how Brazil should have, besides their powers as Depu ties, separate instructions, and if they had any he did not understavid i dial could have uny validity, THE B EMI S IT PRES S. LON DON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, ISM The last Government cants-art for Irish provi sions was taken (we understand) at the fo!lowing prices on the 47th silt. by Messrs. CALLAGHAN and Sons, of Cork : ortErntro ut THE WEST INDIES. Beet at the rate of ....... ?a. sd. per !Ma. Pork, ditto DVI !TERVE. AT WIPPTTORD. Navy tierces 11.. f Navy barrel, data . Navy liners Pork .. Navy barrels Jino How thrsr prices call support the present rate or 'PION 1 . 11/IPP, and tsars, we leave to Mr. Vausvr- TART and hiss financial friends to di.eover. It is a mystery beyond oar *hallow and narrow coospre. hension. A flrinhorgh Mail arrived last night with pipers to the eSih last. The following are extracts:— SERUM, IIEpTEMBER i 4. His Highness the Chsurcellor of State, Prince Elariltnberg, set out from this city yesterday to repair to the Congre►s at Vienne and Verona: When his Majesty unfired on the 20th at Mem. burg he found these the Grand Duke Michael of Russia, the Grand Duke of Weisner, and Prince Augustus. Ilts Majesty reviewed the troops, sod went on the 22d tolVelassr, where be dined with the Grand Duke, awl arched Erfurt in the t4e ll ill g. PITERSISURC, sF.PTEMPER t 3. On the I lilt a solemn Te Den= Wl* performed in the Tiuric Palace in the presence of all the Foreign Ministers now here, on account of the happy delivery of her Imperial (highness the '(rand Duchess Alexandria. Several of our Journals state that the English Ambassador in Per sia hiss left Teheran, on account of a misunder standing with the Sehsh, anti that all the Agents and Consuls had followed his example. The Conserristeur Impartiel of yesterday men tions the order given to the commanders of the Austrian flotilla with respect to the blockade pro claimed by the Greeks. CIACOW, SEPTEMILIEZ til. Yesterday our Republic celebrated the anniver sary of its liberty, and at the same time the fete of one of its august protectors. the Emperor Alexau der. The demand fur the zinc olvained in our neigh bourhood has greatly increased the pier, %hid) has . risen tom 111 doll'grs tog dollars per twt. Ail the tosselgutistuts are made by any of Brolaw to Hambsitgl), whence it is forwarded to Entail(' and India. The three sine works, Dombroence, iu the kingdom of Poland; Dawornice, belonitiog to the city of Cracow ; a►►d kuzestuwice, the property of Count Arthur I'utocki, can scarcely execute the ordrqs given: the latter supplies from fifteen to twenty cwt. of zinc daily. FRANKFORT, SEPTEPADER 21. Ilia Royal Uighur)* the Crown Prince of Ba varia intends to set out the latter end of October for Italy, Where he will spend the winter. STOCKHOLM, SEPTEMBER 17. The King, whore departure had merely been 11e br7ed by the snivel of a courier from Nymphet,- burg, set out to-day for the Gala Carnal and Nor way, where lie thinks to arrive on the 29116 The Chamberlain, Baron Von Steditigk, who brought the documents relative to the approaching marriage of the Croon Prince with the Princess Josephine Maximiliana of Leuclitenburg, will be sent back to.day to join her Royal Highness at Rome, and take with him valuable presents for the Royal Bride. Baron Stedingk is promoted to the rank of Lieut.-Colonel, and will probably receive on the lint opportunity the diamond cross of the Oriler of the Sword. COPZNHAGEW, SEPTFMIIER 17. The Russian squodron in our rtsin6 consists of three ships of the line owl two frigates.—( burgh Papers, September 27.) Exchange •n London-3ff 10!-37 11. ST. PETERSBURG'S, SEPTLMBEI 13. London 10 1-32 I Hamburg% . Amsterdam ........9 31 32 I Paris A Lisbon Mail has arrived with Papers to the 20th hist. The kingdutu of Portngtl, it appeals, now enjoys, according to the doctrine of Lord LIVERPOOL. a great blessing. It is visited with a scarcity of corn to an extent that has induced the Agricultural Committee to propose the import:ttio• of foreign corn to be deposited in the port of Lisbon. This visita►ion may assist our corn market, and enable it to get rid of its superabundance. The Pans Papers so the 30th alt. have arrived. Their intelligence respecting Greece, if it emelt, be relied upon, would remove every apprehension es to the result of the struggle, if it were left to the decision of Greeks and Mugge'!mans alone.— A letter from Corfu, of the 07th of August, con tain" many particulars in the higlie4t degree (a vowable to the. Gretks, but a similar detail has ai ►eady beets frequently given, and as fraquently con tradicted by opposite statements derived from sea rums soarers. The game uncertainty prevails with regard to the contest in Spaiu between the Constitutional troops and the Army of the Faith. The Paris Journals, however, reFresent the tatter as victorious lissome late engagements; but many such might be last and won without involving any important couse• quenc•es. The following is an extract from a private letter, dated Livrrpool, September 30, received yesterday at the New England Coffee-home:— " The Hercules, GARDINNR, from New York, arrived off llolyhetul yesterday. Captain GARD'. NCR reports, that he saw the Tobacco Plant, born Philadelphia, four days before, off Cape Clear, for tliis port. A steam-boat is gone to meet her, to take her in tow.—Excheu►ge at New York 101.— P. S. I have just heard that letters from New York, pet: Hercules, state, that a most de. structive lire broke out at New York, and destroyed wally one half of the city. lam this moment in. (arnica . of it by a Gentleman who may be d e . pended upon." A Ansiderable aeration was created M the City, by letters having arrived to a respectable, mercantile Isure, conliimiog the report of this alarming and extrusive lire. Au immense number of wharves, as also a large qustitity of cotton sod turpentine, have been consumed. No Papers from New York were received yes lei day. Yesterday a Court of Directors was 11041 at the East I edia I I Imur, when the fidlowmg Capt•nus were sworn into the command of their resp, entre ships, viz. —Clio. SAMUEL. SERLE, ing/iS; Capt. EDWARD LAMBERT ADAMS Kellie Castle. Yesterday a Court of Directors was helot at the East hutia !loose, whet, the following ships were lbws timed, viz.— The Royal Cco.t•r, for Bengal and China—ln he afloat the Huh October, 1422; sail In Gravraend for Titto ; stay there 30 days; and he in the Mona 4th December. Tlx Getout Kyd and Kent for Kona and China ; Here. fordatire, lugli., and Faiquharsno, (err Bombay and China ; and Repulse for Si. Helena, Bencuulirn and China—to be afloat 13th November 18 ; sail to Gravesend, 2sih dims; stay there 30 days ; and be iii the Downs 3,1J-iimary, 1821. The Hythe and Windsor for Seaga nod Chinn; the Fridge -slater fur St. Helena, Bombay, and Chiru—to he nth) it 13th December 1822 ; sail to Gravesend 2701 ditto ; atay three 3* day, ' • and be in the D e n im 2 i l F r b ru ary, 1823. The Waterloo an d Semidry Castle, for Bumbly and 011113; the Kellie Castle and Atlas, fur 111ailras and China—lis be afloat 27i6 December, 1822; sail to Gravesend Illls ja. Hilary, 1823; stay there 30 days; sad be is the Mesas lush February. The Vanallart, for China direct—to he nflxit 2411 i Fe. bruary, 1823; sail Its Gravesend 12th March; stay their 3U days; nad be in the Downs 17th April. • The quantity of fruit and potatoes now exhibited for sale in this city, is scarcely credible. Ire every corner they are weer Icing in loads, heaps, and selling at prices which, some years ago, would scarcely have defrayed the expense of carriage from the place of grout!) to Or murket.—(Wcignw Courier./ pEX. POETRY. A MICHAELMAS NOTICE TO QUIT. 1%, 1 11 gad 1 lies nod gnats, famed tor men•tide hum, To the oh., bottles, km, with their gossamer drum; To rill tomb Irgs and moths, thou-ales. rogues still nt ear, OLD 11 INTER Fend* grey, int —liral:lt. frlendsh;p, and them • WIIIKIAR, na complaint twice., before me thi4 day. That for months bark—to wi ',from the/fere doe of Afar—. V trials insects, pretc ngt, , to to beauty and birth, Home on venturesome wing latily lravrr.cd the earth . And moo aking fair Chin's chat, hp for a rose, Stung the beaot) in public, and frightened her beats•. And whereat on the last sultry evening in June, The sand Clara was harmlessly Isom:wog a tune: A blur balk., apron; from some dungnill, no doubt, Iluzid about her as long, be at last pat her out. And whereas sundry hermetic, nod high seamed pier, And a thawind sweet necks have been n'errua by Kies ; fn his winloss, Old IF thinks nothing nave fit Titan to publish the fi ierdly " memento formic." At your peril, ye lmeg kyr. this weirs despise! ll••trrr hence-, ye vile gad word to Ibe wise! I lornefs, horse flingers, rasps, ay so hostile a laud, 01 your ilkstb uartsui's irisied by OLD WINTER'S Chill Hand. 1 Oil tilt lIIIIIC 'Jay VI l 7"/ WIILIBII 500 men each, which had berm [ ' sunny. The militia of Whoa 30° men, made a sally on the 18 one going towards Durango, the' N mireda, with the ii:tention•of scot but they did not meet with soy c ' A repent of the Pol t!cal Chiif -...',- * aro. • - -...._, -or mew an a prekit for any Aaabta. 1414 these 'very peonies tad as s isted is arming up the Con itution;roted iA it. articles, alter they bud hefts dis cussed, ana.now that the stork was lissibbi'dt refused to sign it. This is not probable, nor it it porsible that such a 'condition elsodld exist in tbei► powers or creden tials); the►efo►e propose to refer them to the Com- Mittee of the Constitution, to be exemilied as far ns they relate to this subject. The President put this proposal to the vole, which *se approved. gPTEU nRR IS. It app►aring that there is a deficiency of corn in the line m, the Agrictilterld Committe propose to admit foreign 'corn 'to be•depositrd in the port of Lisbon. L Aay nrerehsat shall b at aterly to itoport foreign cora (Irigo wheat) bolo Ike purl of Lisboa for the weal three stihjret to eertais regehttioas. 11. Meta the average rice of Purlagnele Corm is SOO ties, foreign ciao shall be admitted as follows : 1. 1 1 1'ben the average prise is blisters SOO soil 1000 rie% foreign Cots iiisy be itsied i■ impel proportion will' Portu guese, dist is bolt of sub. 2. Whim site *miffs rice is between 900 mud 900 ries., two-thirds of foreign ears ssay.be sod. 3. When the average escrei gee riot, the *hok quantity say be foreign. 'Ermines 15. The Coentoiltea aT the Constitution presented its Vpitaron Oh the Wet,' yet to be taken in swearing to bled publishing it. they propose that his Majesty shall repair to the Palace of the Coin's on the Ist October, to take the oath in fins, end that the President hav ing presented to his *leafy the Holy Evangelista. he shall lay his right hand on the boot mod say. " S I accept and swear to observe and cause to be ob served. the political Constitution of the Portuguese Monarchy. which the Constitutional Corks of the slime nation have jest decreed." SEPTEMBER 19. The dpinion of the Committee proposing a de- Wee in seven articles relative to Brasil (which has almody 'been printed), declaring the acts of the Government of Rio null. recalling the Prince Royal, ice. was discussed, and gave rise to it very long and auittiated debate, the continuance of which vas adjourned to the next sitting. The Coves having approved of the opinion of the 'Committee of the Cnn►titutiou on the application of some Deputies of Brazil, who desired that their functions should be considered as terminated, he. cause the province that sent them did not egret-, 'which opinion .as (minded on the circumstance that this disagreement (dissideasia) wag not certain, add therefore they should retain their functions till these provinces should name other Deputies to the Cortes, convoked at Rio, the Deputies proposed to defer signing the Constitution fur the present. (-Lisbon Papers, September FASIIION.IIILS MOVENIINTS. The Doke of Nlanchester strived yesterday eveninr st the Clarendon Hotel, R.usil-street, fruits his seat, Kumlsultun ( - wale, Huntingdonshire Thr r..x. I and COMO ICSS Ilecti►e have left Thomas's Hotel, ISrrk v,taare. sir Dariilge and Lady Gould have arri►ed at their rest in ao~lr from a tour. The Mir/seer Marchioness of Irstirhinderry, ren. has left Sir William Jamey Bart.'s seat i• Wilts, for Bolder %rood 10.14 e, Mors. Omits Fitzroy isms arrived in town front !Wisest in Suffolk Departures from Blake'a Bole!, lermr-street:—Ltd♦ Monk( Faulkner on a tour; T. Leleli s Hsq. N.P. for kis scat in Cheshire; and 4. Campbell, Psi. for ditto. The Duke and I)nehess of Clarence are expected to st rive nn Saturday ur &sudsy oext at Busby Park from ti: Continent. Vi.efinnt Dowor has telt Cowich Hall, fo► hir seat, Daub! li ii. York.ll The no.' of I)arlington his arrived at his peat, Itabv Cactr. Dorharp. from a lour. Major and Mrs. I).w&as hive left the Claremont Hotel, Bond street, fur the Contioeut; and James Earle, Erg. for 11..thtnn. Th. , Hon. Mr. Dire has left town for his fathom (Lord rivorvor's) 54...1 iii &Josh {Nedra. her Thomas H. Farquisar, Bart. has left town for his seat at Itorhompton. Mr. and Aoarlia are rupertrd in Moro to-morrow f.oin their father's (Viscount Clifiltrea) mat, Roekomptor. The Dowager Counters of Dartmouth hos arrived at her anti's, the Earl of l)aternoulL's seal. Saadwell Hall, Stafford. shire, from a mot% The FA , I of Heshorougli Imo Irft Mr. avid Lady Caroline neat, Brucket Hall, M • lour 1.00 earringlon hit. arrird at laic *rat, Illycoadoe Abbe', Backs, frum a tour 1100%fiwilshire. COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE. The excellent comedy of Speed' the Plort_gli we§ performed here last night. in which a M r . EVANS. f the Bath Theatre, isiade his first appear:lire, on these boards in the part of Farmer Arbifehl. Ile seems to passes, considerable Oath's!• fur that line of chanteter in which hr haw made a very sic cessful debut. £L clirtSvery of some of the moral sentiments will very approptiale, and erinced hotls freliag and judgINCIII. His humour, though not of the richest vein% entitled him to the applause which was liberally bestowed, and he will cer tainly prove an acquisition to this establishment. Mr. W. FAItILEPO Sjr Abtl Heady was an amus ing pet formatter; in sonic points there was a sirri linity in his style to that of Mr. MENDEN, but still there was sufficient to distinguish tt in the pe culiarity of his suitinter and the scope of his tsleiit. dl r. JON as played Bet Handy with that sparkling vivneity which gives and> a high zest to all tliow priformaners in whirls he has room for the ditpta!, of his fanciful gaiety. Miss FOOTE, who looked pretty as ever w Sarno Athjfebt. was greeted by the audieeice with a fluttering coldiality. She sits a g.cseefill and very polished rustic. Mr. A 'MOTT'S //easy is ads' entitled tai praise ; it was a spirited tool judicious neifarmance. The musical! aft er iiree of /I ONI,IO. which succeeded, presented no variety ; and it has been so frequently played, that any notice of it would fitly be a ft-petit:so of pain.- rir. We shall their fare mike a very few obser vations of the favourable kind. Mi... M. 'rats was in fine voice, and was warmly encored in the admired song ..r .•.Whilst with cribbage maids I rtirw." 111i.s F oort's Phwbe was a delicate piece of village cequetry ; sod Mr. Conno& told tin• story of &tints' s regime with a booed Hid racy humour, which excited cousiderable merriment. We Muhl-Stall(' Ills MAJESTY remains in intill Mita November, and then proceeds for a few ihns to the Cottage at Winilsor, before riots-Mg to the Pavilion for the ..inter. it is probable. howevvi, the Royal determination may ebarige in the interim, more particularly as his MAJESTY'S iudtsposthnn 511141 to have principally brIPCII floill hes recent want of air ■wd exercise.—( Eventing Paper.) ‘Ve %trident:mil that it i, no fault of Mr. Cit tRrFS K EMILE that Mr. VOUNU is not engaged at C.,‘,....t -garcieu theatre; the requisition, of Mr. ‘,11 , 7e, were incompatible with previous Cool fact, %t! • other performer,. Mr. M•cReADY's alowi,ce Novensher will ottfortimutely lower tdill lurtiw ti tragic siteugth of the ; and Mr. CULA L • K FABLE will frrl himself compelled to auto'. characters which he would utherivit.e have Wen 0.,c; to leave ie other Dr. BEITTIE, now Physiciun to Greenwich Ho— !Wild, is amid to wear the limn. mounted as a which caused the death of the Lime Lord NELsos, in the battle of Trafalgar. BUSCLUARDT, the traveller, soya, that through out Syria raw rout is a favourite loud, particularly with the women. It m.y he curious to notice th.t the wedding-tic:: is worn nu the fourth finger or the left baud, bt• ow** it unis anciently believed, though the opinion is exploded by Uledetil anatomists. that 8 Mall u• ter) sun front this litiger to the heart. . 4M • 111. • ....... - -