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' „ 4 741 ' J r i;„C , , , , 1 . : .± ....7 7 :1 ,7 : 7 :1 7 : 2' . 1: - . : : . , .. ,.. . c & / 'I , '• • , ifili I\*t\:' . i ll / . 4 ., , f,+,~ i ! 3 '4 ~ .11 T, S.:7NI! ; 4.- - " • 141 - f- ../1-1(4-4 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1819. NUMBER 8480.] [PRICE SEVEteifitNCE, MR. CARLILE'S TRIAL. • _ THE DISPASSIONATE PUBLIC are recom mended to read with attention The (71 - 11tIS;TrAN'S AID in SEARCHING the SCILIPTUItEs, &c. wherein the Doctrine of the Trinity is unravelled and made clearly in tylligihle to the most common capacity, and, ausw*rs all the Doubts of Unitarianism, price 45.. MEETING OF RADICAL ItILIFORMEItS. LONDON JOURNALS: FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY. [From a Morning Paper.] The following has been circulated by the Com mittee of the Radicals : hi, 0, ra 80 Tons. An ESSAY on IMGAT/ON, in a Work entitled A WARM APPEAL, Sz,c. pros-in?: that Courts of Judicature are contrary to the Dictates of out Saviour, and inconsistent with the Principles of Christianity, price Gs. Suitt at.. 7.3, St. Pant's Church-yard. CV! '7I7ALLING-OFFICE, October 29, IRI9. THE COM MISSIONERSfor VICTUd L LIN G His .ILIJESTI"S NAVY do hereby give Notice, Vat on Tuesday, thr.Rd (f November next, the?, will he ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for One ifinvorired and Twelve 7'ons of NEW STOUT IRON HOOPS, *I the following Descriptions, pie.' BITTT HOOPS PI ATE Derro CANN BVOY DITTO • 18 • re be re-nsanufactureil from the old, broken, and bent Pieces tr - Iron Hoops now remaining on His Majesty's Victualling ?remises: at Deptford; to be delivered in Ike space of Six IPecks, by equal weekly proportions, into the T/'ictitalliiig 'tares a' That place ;. and to be paid for by Bills; payable, loilhout Yaterest, &I days after date. The Condition; of the Contract may be seen at the Secre e.ety'sofwe. r r ti 2 Aro regard had to any *render in • which the Price liatt not be inserted In Words at length, 'or that shall not ie delivered to the Board before One o'clock co the said Thew 1141y,the gd of November nest; nor unless the Person who !stakes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf; attends, is answer when called Each Tende-e :nit.st alio be accompanied' by a Letter signed Sy two responsible Persons, .engaging. to become hound with *lee Party tendering, in the Penal Sam of L. 1090, for the I tUePerfilTnianCe of tlio Contract. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Oct. 27, 1819. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of th'e UNIT. ED COMPANY of 'MERCHANTS of ENGLAND iRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice. That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said tONIPAI\Y will ,be held at their House in Leadenhall litreli, ttn WEDNESDAY, the /id DECEM/3ER nex at Zlrrrn o:Clock in the Forenoon, for the purpose of declaring ibIVIDEND front MIDSUMMER la,t to CHRISTMAS next. JOSEPH DART, Secretary; EAST INDIA HOUSE, OCT. e 7, • • IIE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND .11.4.1Z1NG to the EAST INDIES, thi hereby give Notice, That the TRANSFER BOORS of the said Company's M7OCK, will he SHLrl"nn Tuesday thee() December next, al three o'clock, and OPENED again on Tuesday the 18th . . . 7 ,"arY. 1820. .And that the DIVIDEND WARRANT'S on the said,STOCK ante on the sth January, 18z0, will be ready to be delivered Thursday the 6tb of the same moni h. - • ~" .. JOSEPH DIUtT, Secretary. ' - -and J. SIYEIVRIGE-11 1 . Sole Contractor, for the present Po polar LOTTERY. The demand has I "` T-rt ""ed, awl is inereasinc. Mote titan ' • I ' THRE E POI.YRTHS.of the TICKETS are already SOLD! 114{ - I.a n!atmediate,aPplication is neeessary.to prevent disap. Poitlttlient to thine Who wish to hata a Clianecfor tae EI3HT• OF TWENTY - THOUSAND'. Atld ortmit CIPITAL.S in the LOTTERY to begin on th e NINTH OF NOVEMBER. ~,*** The Contractors Said on the 29d Ai gtistlast, No. 3,710, rlize of many other Capitals; at" 37, 'l.'ortif4ll , Holhotn Haymarket; 1 141, Oxford Street. . . - trN-P RECEUrNTED IN itiE ANNALS' or LOTTERIES!! ! Nltiv 5000 Tirketts to drawn! or - I'i Lori Ma !or's Day (9111,Nuveilber) and tiae gratol chance of theh~aimug Eit,Hl Prises of 90,000/. Mont.'‘ and Gonco,..— iip tri sk•lessened considerably—THE Sat\ [iLEST PRIZE • ;‘ , T ;i I NG 16/. An d Ti v k e ts only 191. t Rs. therefore, the loss can cp,,,Y E . 4 " fif/218 , s.'and'tli6'g4iii may the - enormous CURL HUNDRED AND 'TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS! for ONE SIX-Tr:P . :NTH,. REVE'N'THOUSAND FIVE ;, IL - U)4ED POUNDS,. , r rON","StoeV-Bro .4\ lie 4 r, 2, Cornhilf, and Lomhard-Street, 'cannot lielliicoogtatitJeting . the Public on the above Grand ; 3c tr i ftroe and New System, the chance being considerably in risl:lessened; hopes'ite•shall comeilifor his' of the Public patronage, he being one of the oldest , .e" - Leepeistin the Kingdom. „ /„ I, r Nobleman and Merchants, E. EYTQN begs leave to in them that he liaC on Sale several' duplicate Tickets that 1: 11 .li.be entitled to the same prodoce„that is tii say, if No. aB9 'id be dray..n a 20,0001. 5339 will be entitled to another USUAL,' all business in ,the Public Funds - 27 i?actecl with honour and dispatch at.thr. above,office,.No. ornbill; by the Public's very hunible Servant, E. EYTON. „ . k-;,,EIAIR and GREY HAIR. CHANGED to BLACK or TYRE OW, 'Ny by , the 'Use of ROWLAND's_ ESSENCE o f - ----•- • 1•1/ * merely. wetting the iittir with this Prefia ' the Proprietors warrant to produce immedi a t e ly 41te• tU Ct change in Red or Grey Hair, Whiskers - , Eye-brows, beautiful glossy and permanent Bi•own or Black,. xae - t natural colour: Washing makes this le 1,. te,,. 4.,- .7l , ,e i tlurable, Ladies,. or Gentlemen may dye their w ith rase and secrecy—it is perfectly innocent.--Price . 6i1.--and ins. Gd. q * lo. Also, ROW LAND's MACASSAR - OIL, t gre atesti - /iseevery of the Age—Warranted Ao afford the atcst Nourishineot - to the HUMAN HAlR—Prevents its injured nC7by Illness. Accouchement, Travelling, Chan ge &e . .—Retnoyes the Scurf, harshness, and dry -44,71. I( enders it soft and glossy--Prevents its falling . off or grey—Creates a thick growth on the Baldest Places— .ll.,,,u'es the Flair strong in curl, which it keeps in damp wea du`!'s exercise, &c.—lmparts• a pleasant perfume—and Pro 1t44.8 hisliers, Evebrows, &e. The Proprietors warrant its ocen sp r y ce, and tA.) improve the Hair from infancy to the latest spry It s • '.'•- hro inestimable propertig have gained 'it the August Pa -I)tTge of Royal Highnesses the- Princess of Wales, h e `"'ss of York, the Duke rof Sussex, his - Imperial Majesty nEniperor of Russia, by their especial authority.' Pr;ce -4--73 . - -19 s 6d • uct One Guinea each bottle. Will cli • ina . te. • a 41)kt th " O WLAND and SON respectfully inform the Public, high popularity of tlie above articles have occa lii:i. spurious Imitations composed orDeleterious Ingre 'Ask inlinious to the Hair, which renders it necessary to btOWLAND's Oil,. or ROWLAND's Dye; and ob -4.41:‘k,'-eatb bottle is signe on the label in led Ink, A.ROW-: and NON 1,.061(1 wh olesa ‘ l . e, retail, and for exportation, by the sole "lir t °6 ". A. ROWLAND 'and SON, corner of Kirby, t t, the first tu• lit in Hatton -garden, Hol- . , • tn, rllllll,' OD ierig 'tchl," 4 ""ab ; and, by appo intment, by Messrs. Hendries,. hN,!'''ne-street ; Smyth and Co. 117, Gattie and Peirce,, e r ~• Bond -street ; Bayley and. Blew, Cockspur-street ; li t t y ;17, Johnston 15, Greek-street; Butler and Suns, 4, % 41' ‘ nt e • 13' s Fleet-market; Newberry, 1 1w,,-; 1 ' ' l3. ' B• —s arid Co. lyld°rrl 1 3 11 s, (,6, St. Paul s Church-yam ; u!t,es to.nd b,y all Perfumers and Medicine Venders. NEWGATE. STATE OF THE GAOL OF. NIMGATE, OCT. 25. Maki. Pem Convicts tinder sentence of death I)itto wider sentence of traosporalion for life A 18 Ditto under senteoce.of transom tation for I-4 years 5 2 Dat, for 7 years 1'6.01111.s under sentence of imimsoontent for fe . luny and wisdenteanOurs . 5 Ba•lkrupth 2 0 • Admiralty prisoners ..... . '2 0 l' ,. isqners for trial at the County Assizes Prisoners - for trial at these Sessions . . lBO 40 Total 399 sae I!3 STATEMFVT OF THE VAPI'!•.:S OIPPENCES WITH WFICEI TUB •PRISONEF.S FoR. TRIAL SEVERALLY STAND CHARGED. , • London. Mid Murder Burglary .. '. • Hothebi eaking Uttering to‘r-ed motes 1 91 Highway relery 0 3 Sdiee;,,tealnig Horse-stealing Stcanng In a dwe' ling-house . 1 ti Stealing polt• (lined lit'Ars : Ditto privatelc it a sh0p,... Larceni• , 2O 105 . 1 - 114 . a231Y Stealing trom the person . ... E,Doezzltnicat , r • 9 con:piracy t 0 Having pwsiession of forged notes . . , ... 0 ' ' I Total 220 37 183 ESCAPE OF A CAPITAL FELON. Some time ago We no% iced ri most daring at. . 7 - tempt made by a priso ner , name d John Itilhams, to escape from the Borough Compeer. He had been confined in _one of the lottiest wardSs of the prison with several others, from .7hence an esc a pe was considered evremely I)azard.orts, if not altogether impossible ; but *Diaries 'daring spirit , overcame every obstacle, and he deterudned:at all hazards to try, the exper.iment, ACcordingly,.afte . r wrenching away several of the window 7 bars, Ile raised hin.self on the roof of the prison, working his body upwards, and then tying a rope mi,tde of the b , d-clothes to, the ; railings at the . sop, he began to ..des,end ; but had' nut got more than hall way down 'Witco it broke, and he dropiied on the 'pavement and btOke both hie leas. Since that period he has bee} confined in Guy'.s Hospital, from ,he made his escape last Suoday evirriti l4 under circumstances of great art and ingenuity; 'FOr the last week or two, although the 'surgeons were of opi nion that hr was getting better, be has com plained of toe moat excruciating.paiuJn.ltis legs, and if requested to get f 1 has aleays,declared,his inabiliry, to move. On Sunday evening he Was left in bed soon after six O'clock, when'the sister and nurse went to . church, and next. mortising. Was . missing, with a pair of crutches belonging t other patient, so that in the course i n i ght he 'must have got up and escaped thrOugh t he'Nor. ge.ry and the great hall. ~A coach ,was at hand ready to convey biol.off,. it. is supposed to Liver-- p( 3o' or Bristol, of which let ter pla ce he is a na tive. The offence with 'which he stood Lbarged was a robbery oth: the •Thatnes; be.: has:'beeraia mariner, and, fr' the manner of the robbery, must , have -:been `lreqiiently employed in,Alie hazardous enterprise of ..cutting shipping out of. harbour for,. in the .middle, of the .nigbt : of : Smirch) , the 10th of. Jtily,, he rowed to the brig Unity, lying ~ .ffYiekle Herring-stairs', And, with out di , turbing any iperson; got (1 . 11 boardi,llll4iWas making off with the Contan's pocket-book, con taining a 501. note, and a gold watch, when a dog belonging to the-Venns sloop, ratingside, observed him, and began-to bark, whiChflawsake the Captain and his brother,, but the. roblier.tak ing a poignard from his girdle, held them at bay till he desceuded into his boat, - and was about to 'rocs ashore.' Onn Pas Sing the end of the sloop for this purpose, the dog-sprung into the boat upon him, and dragged hint overboard,. which circum stance alone led to his ariprehensiOn-Are;Vard has been offered for—his apprebeniion, and every inquiry making,,, but hitherto ha• _has,l„eluded pursuit. ::7(j(y:;:i On Tuesday last, this city was honoured with a visit by his Excellency the PeastAlsi - AstnAsssnott, Who has been residing at Cbeltenlian the last lew days. The appearance of this distinguished, stran ger excited a very great degree of curiosity, and. his noble demeanour and the richness of his dress, rendered him an interesting object to the crowds who attended his footsteps. His Excellency receiv el very polite attention from the Very Rev, the Dean, the Rev. Dr. 7itchell, and our worthy Mayor, John Phillpotts, Esq., under whose guidance he inspect.ed the Cathedral, County hall, Gaol, pin Manufactory, &c., with .all of which he was much gratified. On being con ducted to the Spa, his Excellency ,expzessed him self in the highest 'terms of approbation . at the beauties of the spot, and made many particular inquiries as to the qualities and sainbiity of the waters, &c. Soon after three his .Excellency re turned for Cheltenham, particularly pleased with his reception.—(Gloucester Journal) " At a ,Meeting of the Committee of Manage ment -ot the Radical Reformers of London, on Monday evening last, relative to the Public Meet ing for a redress of the people's grievances, in t►n'ted to he held on Monday next, November I s 1819, at 12 o'clock, in Finsbury Market-place, Fin'sbttry.square,— " A communication was made to the Committee, That simultaneous Meetings were announced to be holden on the same day the Meeting will be held in Finsbury Market...place, throughout the North Of England. Scotland, &c. e. It' was Resolved unanimously, That A warn ing-And appeal to. the Ptince Regent, calling up. 1,11 II to tplress the manifold grievances of th e loyal, thottgb suffering _and cruelly.oppresserl oi n i- r epre s ,t4 - people of this realm, be pr e . serited to the said 2 A:eet-ing for its'approvat or ejecti..n. Resolved, that ail manufacturers, tradesmen. meehAnics, and °filets, who are snfferiro: privy eions rand miseries (now, alas ! so general).. from he decay or trade and want of employment, by all oppressive weight of oarliamcnialy and pa rochial taxation and lavish expenditure of the public money ; by pensions and sinecures bestow. sd ution lire nnOcarrvtng; anti enormous salaries :0 ottice*s who do l.it!le ur no:hin , .; for th . na ; by thr pdynicitt, (contrary to the expressed sense of rile na - t(in) - of thousands nt pounds every year to Prince to induce film to atteod to his filial dipy to our beloved a . :,1 deerly lameoted afdict• eel Sovereil!n ; by keeping a large standing hi my after peace has been established in the country several yells ; by paving the interest of a monstrous debt, contracted unjustly, and int properly called " National ;" by spending of pounds in building p'alaces, churches, and streets by the delay and denial art justice, in consequence of Grand Juries, tooth are chiefly . Colnp ,, Sea of horourghnton gers, refusing to fiud bills “gainst those who have violated the laws, and those persons who consider a full, fair, and equal representation of the peyti! r e in their Moose of Parliament more likely a produce a redress of their grievances, than an'augmenta:ion - of , thtiir military:establish ments (which this Committee,and the people of England generally observe with a . fearful jealousy), are respectfully invited to attend this Meeting at the time and place appoioted. f` Resolved, That as mime:MlS bodies will at, tend front various districts of the Metropolis with flap, music, &c. they arc requested by this Cor n to- be firm, peaceable, and "orderly in their procession to lsnd from the:Meeting, dud while #stlyirtbled. (Signed) " JOHN FORESTER, Chairman. • ' " THOMAS WALKER,.-Secretary." MANCHESTER, OCT. 26. • SALFORD SESSIONS The trials during the_.whole of the day were uni❑teresting, and totally unconnected nith the political state ot Manchester, being confined to cases ot felony only. • - Two young men' of the names of Fairest and Lawson were convicted. of having beaten and rub bed an eiheer of Police, while in the di.charge of his citify. The two 'prisont-r4; in company - with anot hf f i mrin f lam e d Harlrrick (hot now in custody), were apprehended by B.' Batt ye, Avit the asfis: afire oLothers, on the oight of the 23,1 July for making, a riot ancl dis'tnrhaocc in Dvat'is4 . +r e. While diet officers were 'conveying their) to'„the New`Bailey, Hancock ran r a PAM y : he was follow 'ed hy the officers, leaving : Hat lye with Fairett and Lawson. Immediately Fairest fell upon Batlye, lid cried utit," 1)-11 thee, we have got thee to thyself, and we will give it Thee," They,both b,eat him so Iliat he could scarcely stand, and ran away with his hat .and chat. Title, pViiimersVrere sub st-g4tillYiaken on'boa'rdscathecr . at in the •verdict of Guilty %‘'is return e d, and Laws,Bn, befrite been convicted for felony, was sen tenced to .2 years' imprisonment , anifFiliteirto anntlis. Robert Cowlnirn , Thomas Jones were con robbed a fiirtner of a bundle of • • Bank-notes' under' rather aggravated circmn a +mem The old wan had taketi . S . ltelter from the rain in the DQg Tavern, in Deansgate, and haying taken - rather'more liquor . than)iis head cOUld Well induced to pull his money out of his pocket by the rwo prisoners, who pretended. to lay a wager with hint. ImmetWtely the money was proth u oul, a woman, who was connected with the: rrsort(-4, began to kiss anti fondle the old Man, and induced him to go out with 'her. Tire two prisoners fol. , lowed, and in the door entry knocked thejppier dowo,and robbed hint of his rnoney. In hiih'itrry to escape, tire prisoner Jones had taken the wrong hat, and that circumstance tended in a great mea. sure to detect the robbers.—Both the prisoners were found guilty, and sentenced to,seven yeats' transportation. SHOCKING A ccipariT. 7 .--On Tuesday evening, a dreadful,catastroplie betel Miss Esther Hope, Of Clarence place, Hanipstead-road. She was dress ing herself to go to the play, with a party, an other young Lady being in the room, and when , in the act of adjusting her bon ne t by a chimney glass,-her muslin dress caught fire, and she in an instant was enveloped in flames. Her companion alarmed the house by her shrieks,-but her clothing was reduced to tinder before assistance was af fprded ker. She lies in the most eacting agony, without-hope of recovery. [Morning Post.] . . The following letter .carne ro band yesterday, It gives some interesting details of Lot'd Coch rane's successes. His 'Lordship's carvores io the Port of Paytn are represented -ter be _worth 600,000/. sterling. The miscynduct,of tity.{)fiicer, whorl) he entrusted with the Noettarie of CAllao, and .vho brought his eqUadrorr hOrite, will tre amply rewrid, it is said, by the rnsi,,etnitirde of the reinforcements scat ►o. join his Lords.bili. Much is particularly expected from a Rocko lately formed under tire superinteridance Charles, of the British Army, now Lietife2tillta- Colonel of Engineers. " SI, Jago de Chili,. June 15, ISt Z "MY MAR SlR—a affords me the highest satisfaction in acquaintinziou, that information has been received be our Government, thaithe brareLordCochrane has raptured the whole If the transports and convoy that had tal , n shelter in the port of Payta. This fleet, as I before informed yon, had upwards of two millions of. d..llars on board. he ides a vast' quantity of valuable stores, which Will be found, I have no doubt, to amount to full six hundred thonsand niunds sterling. Immediately after this imporjaot capture,. his Lordship pro ceeded to Callao, which, I ooderstand, is not more titan four or five days sail from Payta ; but how great would his as•cuish • mem be, at finding that A dm. Blanco brul raised the blockr:de of Callao, contrary to his Lordship's directions,and proceeded, without any it:fib:4,ot reason, to Valparaiso with the fleet ; but the heroic find fertile mind of Cochrane will not be dis mayed by the shameful and cowardly desertion of Blanco. The indignation v. hieh Binteco's return has excited in thiscity urged our excellent President (Oltiggins) to visit Valparaiso, and place Blanco under arrest, and to order a Court -Martial to he summoned to examine I)is conduct. The President im mediately appointed Captain Guise to the ctanmand held by Blanco, and after refitting the fleet it was dispatched for Callao, fire days'before the capture at Payta had re-ached this place; and it was confidently expecti-d 'that (Thptain Guise would arrive off Callao in fourteen or fifteen days. after h'e left Valparaiso; in,. that case his .Lordship would soon possess the advantage of Captain Guise's force. The talents I and conduct of Lord Cochrane are held in the greatest esti-, ;nation by the:Cis - Irian Government, and all ranks of persons join in this sentiment ; arid his conduct lota fully justified the early opinion entertained of this great. a, good man. Hif name is a perfect host, arid "every Spaniard trembles when. it is mentioned: Capt. Charles, late of the English Army, has been made a Lieut. Col. of Engineers, and be has formed in the last year a powerful Rocket Brigade, with which be has been di,patcbcd to join .Lis Lordship At Callao. This officer is a man of great industry, talents, mid enterprise ; he ball superintended the making of 10,000 'military rockets, with which lie will 'join the forces of Lord...Cochrane, and which 'will be a very powerful description-of forte against Lima, whets directed hi the-gallant Coehrtne.—The.igerchants bf Chili are making great volnutaty exertions to assist the second Ex- pedition against Lima ;--and they are honoured both by the people and Government for. tkis patriotic conduct. Their services in money, ships, and stores, bare been very great; anti there is no doubt that it will sail fur Litam hefore Ja ;wary next. This Expedition us of a magnitude.solicient to ensure the triumph of the Independents." Erroneous repreyentatious baying been gitren . to the public respecting a.pretended d_efii - :it•ney'iti the produee of the new tri . x . e . s, it mia) , no( beimprooer to s:are, that not a Single 14:1111:in :4 of the new Duty on Malt, which Atiiimnts to nearly . 11;10 of tVeI)&L , dutiel, estimate:! at' 3,190,0001. can. 'be received before'rhe 10th of Noventher. 'fhr y' on Wool, tile only Custom duty; did nos att4eli before t4ie tOtit of (Yeti/her 1819, and - sth Jatintarv, "1820; *nil that of,. the. ocher dot i.es whith.mornrilete the aggregate duties to 3,190,0001. being Excise Dili ies-, nathiirovoiad ikare!beers paid in, in the two first weeks: of October,—(lbid.) 4, . .[Nezv 1 antes 11 Private letters from America continue to pre sent the most'theisnebnly pictures of ,the , state of affairs in the United States. The p.assnze Is:extracted, from a letter; .- dated New York :—" Alas ! this country is all in.mourning, commerce naked, baaks stopping.payment, melt ! . ( -haw s failing, and confidence completely destroy et! ! Public. feeling Ott thes.e. cm:nyrences beggars all description : indeed I am fearful of hazarding an opinion as to the final result, ;h e p rospect i s . sn entirely cl'onded with gloom ! We are at this moment in a more destitute sitocion than we were even iluiingJatnes'Madison'S iniquitous war; or Citizen Jeffet sou's insa n e tinhargo. In tliii -Citythooskiii'ds' Of Clerks, mechanics, and la:. bourers, are out of employ. The country, is overrun with' ennigrants of every 'descrip:lol4 many would gladly return if they could oluainthe means. Wait be believed in• London., that no less than Six Thousand Five. Hundred' poor Fami lies were.fed ',whit, soup in this City,last winter? The approaching 'season promises to, be no less fruitful in distress. lie who emigrates to this country Inu matter how high. or low his cOndi tion) will certainly find himself deceivaif in his expectations;. hut .above all others, the Jacobins,. Here they ,ara laughed to scorn, and left to starve !" ray a mail arrived front fidinburgh, we have re ceived Papers to the 161 h inst. httefligcnce from lVarsaw announces the arrival there_ot the King of WunTa.stilEa.G, the Duke of CUMB.BEILAND, anti the Gavertitir of the Grand Dainty of.Posen. On the sth inst. there was a grand review of 35,000 troops below Wola: his Majesty was present, at tired•.in the .uniform of a Poltsh.General.—The Government of Brandenburg has appointed Coun cillor oplao 10 be a Member of the Central Cuus mission at Megtz.. (, 1 •4