The Sun. — London, England, 1816-10-08 00:00:00

. • - = ~`. I~ f~ ! eri ff, ;/ 4-:'--,i --°:,. ~•- • - : :t - ' 4 : ......6Z*C . U4', 1,1!iii,...74,-ed- . . .Ikei , k r - -1 -Trr 4. - 7 - .$1 , 5 • '''A?.. * , ~ - ~..` - - - 21 _ __b. ' a fP'l l . l :e .. .t ...r.i....4 ----- r *-1 I .. 4.t .:~~:: NUM am 7516.-j Nllt. %VEST'S pturvitF, OF' cithlsT ik i IANY Ladies and Griv.tlernelay) , ;:zst tbc. who have seen titig Pleit (%Niiich is dill in EXHIBITION-) I!4rifix f ir 1.13 ' formed when it waY Mr, 11"1r,4•l"s intention Of puldlsliing a ptuNT from it, lam ouillori4ed rc w ,ctilitir ;irgoomt then) and the Public in general, ;hat a 1)11.1:IN(t . is now Sinshed prepttemtore.to that Oblect, and placed 'in the Boom with the (*MINX!, P.IINTING, at Ni- 125, PA LI4•M A i t ln for their inspection; where subicriptions ure received, :Ind Printed panic:4ll.as may be had. " By Order, CtIARLES SMART, Secretary. 125, Pall-Mitt!. NA The EXHIBITION opens to usual, frotriTen till Fi v e • IIE PATENT IMPERIAII DINING-TA BLEs, and I'ATENI"fItAFALOA4II SIDEBOARDS And • in one elegant Piece of Furniture, itpon Ftvu new ditterentPlans ;: the PAtentlmproved Sala 1 ,1 (.6 and Ch , ir lirasi-screw - Four Post, and Tent zetlstealls, t rnittire and Ibbbling complete ; Portable' Chairs, wit h several other new lurk rated -)nd improved articles uf furniture.; als. a tfencr.ti and :et . y extensii•c diSurttatnt . o' Upholstery and Cabinet Articles - for furnish-lug lionAes coin- Yavilies mry ;el.,';Matt furnish a whore Marie ▪ it) a 1 . 1:1% daVl, avoiding- the extreme ineonrmiettce of %ain); several Atone, in coutpleting their Establishment. E.uit and \Vest Tndia Articles; Army and ::ary, &c. &e. by ,Morgan mu! Sanders, 16 :ind.l7, Catherine-street, Strand, on rertag the most moderae, for prcimpt payment. SIRACEN'S HEAD UNCOSINION CHEAP TILAVELLING. Trip, LOUD F01;01:11'11, a POOL fire RINGWOOD new light Day Coact:; sets out •front - Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-hill, London, at • half-past Five o'clodt in the morning, and arrives at the London Tavern, Pool, early the saute 'evening, through Farnham, Alton, Alreiford, Winchester, ltomseY, and.,Witribortie. .1t the re quest of the fithabitatits this Coach Tuna in a day from Pool, \Vim borne, &c.; previoui'ly to tbisCoach starting, Passeitgeri ave're obliged travel by night. The Proprietors will etidea tritir to It' merit , the patronage. Of ;hose Friends who have inti.nated - their desire to support this Concern. SOIITI I A7 , fi"l'ON . , Lyntington, Winchester, and Basing stolie New rout . Inside Coach at Eight in the Morning, 5., the George Too, SouthamPtOn, only eight haors on the road (breakratt in London and dine at Southaropton).—This is a most. delightful Conveyance to the isle of Wight, St. Met- Lira, Havre de Grace, Clierburgh, &e. MIPS OLlTH,DorcheSter, Woodford, Salisbury, Andover, and Basingatoke, new Post 'Coach, every Afternoon, at Three. The Wevturotth Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Cher hula:it, St. Ntaloe's, The wATERLoo New Light Four Inside Coach to Leeds, and all Porta of the Nortli,sets ont at Two., o'clock in the Afternoon, and arrives at the Golden Lion Inn, Leeds, next I:vetting at Six o'clock, through Stamford; Oran- Clain, Newark and- Doncaster: This Coach is intended to ac commodate the Towns of Leeds, Halifax, Bradford ati4 Vi- runty. It will .lease heed: at three o'clock in the Afternoon; I'assengers may conveniently conic to Leeds front those places and be us London early the•next Eveniitg. The IY4II I / RE, aNew LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one nn the Road, carrynat Four Insides and Finu?Outsides, sets out every Day at. One 'O'clock, arrives at Liverpool next Evening beti:re SevelAi'clock,jty wayof ITunstaltle, NVoburn, tathlotry, Northampton, Welford, Letterworth,Hincklev, titelartine, Lichfield, w X , Stone, llidgcly, Necastle,nutuferil, 'arrington um) Present. • GOaLING's SIARI.IIOIfOIIGH Elegant Post Coach, threo.4ll Hungerforl, Newbury, and Reading ; Sets tog at Siaaot o'clock in the Morning, arrives at Nlarlhorough to ainner—etrittfortattle conveyance for those travelling the West Road. EXETER" Plymouth, Wevatonth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartitiooth, anti Salisbury, gew Post Coach, every 'Morning, at Six ~ 'clock, through Honiton, Axminster, Bridport, Bland toed, Ba,inestill,;e, and Ilag,shot. Only one night out between Lotidoil aml Plymouth. BosiToN, Spalding, Petetborough . , Stilton, and Hunting don, new Itoyal Mail Coach, setsout every Everting.--Coaches font Boston to Spilshy, Louth, Grintsky, and Bull. BATRand ILRIKIOI.. Flying Post-Coaches, through Chi p pentiao,,'Calne, and Marlhorongli; every -Afternoon ; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound 100, Bath, and the London- Torero, 'lliomas-satf tt,' Bristol, next Motating.--Coaebes to BritigewatetYl'aunton, &c. LEEDS new light Coach, called The Rockingham, sets out ctrl - ',!s t rain,; at Eight o'clock r carries Pour Insitlea only, and go e s n'aiArkAly easy, with a Guard throughout. basses through Stamfoi •I, Newark, Retford, Doneaster, and F erry bridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds,' next day at noon. _Not - 'Withstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Coach , it is allowed to be tin' most moveable anti complete Public Con -cermet- o n the North Road, living iiiterpialled Ara:onion - station by any nther. Only 1,‘,, guin e as onside to Leeds. GLAaGOW, Longtowit, Quctili,<; - , , cii, Annan, Dumfries, rrowitinli, Thornhill, Sitnquitar-K.l o, Caninock, Eingawell, and alt vitt, of Scotlucd, Catunertioe , o Coach, daily, VOltaa, Nen aaatta, 'arid 'Lointnit al. New Coach, performed atlth a (Gaunt tbroiX;hcatt;''s.ts' oat e..:ery half past Six„,o'clocir,: by_ way of Newarl4 no 'raileitater, Dar lington, Northallertriti, latudiam, Min petit, and terwial.. ra , : , engera finding theintalees latigOeti . (von the length of th e journey, may` reit what' time tln please, end 1 liett,pi•o eyed on without any arlditionn rove.—.l. Barbra, the•lliaelt. Swan, Cotaer'strcet, York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, }lull, Scarborough, Whitby, and otherailaces. , IltlLL,Northeave,'llovvdew' Thorn, and Doncaster, Post- Coach, every 'Morning at. htttf cpast Six, to the (:rosy Keys, Talarket-place, Hull. PIERTFORDi Ware, HoddeSdon Waltham Cress;-Brox- Write, anit-Worinley, carbsevery LIIIDGEISOILTH and Walsal PoataCoach, troy Evening . . CARLISLE, Venrith.; and Wbitchaven, Prist-Coach, goes with Four ilorat.a, aria a Goardall the way. Passes threitigh . Brough, Appleby, 'Oreatatividge,,. Ittchmond, Catterick, Bovoughbriage, Aherford; Doncaster, and Gran tham (the nearest way by eighteen miles). Sets out every Ntorning, and performs the ,lotitatey Walt the greatest fact- Il detained on the Road by Moines, or plea sure, had'cue moduliar advantage of their Seatis being se cured in the not roach. • , • LIVEIWOOI4 Warrington, 14-,utsNrti, VOW!, and fold, Post Coach, called Tile Express, every Evening at o'clock, lirotherton'a, - Saracen's Head Inn, Dale !street, Livernool. fittardralthiaingliout. WAE.EFf4LD Post-Cravat.' every Morning, at . half-past , t and PARKGATE new Post-Coach, daily. 1 , ;(...L.1P51:,3 new Flying Vost.Coacii „to York, Suliti.;cland, t.t.nlv, awl FAiitiliprgh, carries Font . Insidas only, every Afternoon at. TWo o'clock, by Way of Doncaster, •Ciranthatu, and Stainford; . .KRaa)AL, Lancaster. Preston, KirhyaLmsdale, Bolton. Chorley, thiosVca, and Gataaang Post-Coaches, rscry - Atter. rt,o , m, at Five o'clock. Guarded. ' • SUNDERI.A.N.I ) ; Stockton, and Yarn!, new Coach ever: Mortilt“„to the Geor.;:e Iti , Sunderland. . EsTEIt, Winslow, Coogleten, Newcastle, Walsal and Wal,a,h at oplo4, ataelt, eveey Afternoori. Guarded SHREWSBURY, NVellitigtrin and ' S101'11:41, Post,Cortelt, thc Royal Charlotte, every P.,'vetting . at Five o'clock, Guarded IWIN,IINt; I 1,,A.1 Mercury post Coach, v.-411 a Gnat'', *sear out. every Afternoon, mod reaches Birmingham next day - at Nonn. Parses li4t. Oxford, Euston tend Shipstonc, to the • Slilz,F;',,f ED and Italie4 . ll;tni Post-CBlleti, called tile Rock. MOrtilog. • DOVER, Dea), - :Margate, Ramsgate, Canterbury, raver. abao l ,,chaahara, and-Roeheater Post-Coaches, Morning and Alterecoa, N.B. Passengers and Parcels booked for the above Coaches *1 the'EW White horse WII.I.IANI 13. NRATN . r.A.IIsI and Co. tesp,•etfnlly acquaint their Friends and the Public', that they will not be acennitt able. for ally Parcels or Luggage, &c.' of Mitre ti,ri t Fire I'ollll4.lSVAinr, if loot, stolen, or damaged, Miles, elite rest as rod, and paid for iiCeintinley, at ,I•ha .I.,naLtln4 TUESDAY. OCTOBER 8, . • This Day watt pollt;Alled, price 2b. lid. • - 6,7IN 4 GLAN)) mav be Exfricatvd fro:,4 herr :Di F. .414].4 Ficeurms, consistently with the stricteit Prineiplcs of Puncy, Monitor, and .Inct A COUNTRY CIENTI,EM.AN. • Lorain') : Yriatedfor 3.1 - latclotrd, Bookseller to the Queen, Of whom may be bad, price 2s. 6d. Remedies for present EmbJrrassigents. BREWING AND MALTING. 'This Day etas published, in tiro. Fifth Edition, price les. gd. hoanls, A TREATIStonBREIVING ; wherein is ex billited the whole Process of the Art of Brewing the va rious Sorts pe Malt 1 t ; "0.. ; totT,e , her with the. Manner of using the Thermometer and Saceharometcr ; elucidated .by ExatnpleS tcr tyhielt are added. General instructions. for making Malt,. and fables of the Net Duties of Excise on Strong and Table Beer, payable by (Ammon )3rewera in Tows) and Country. • By ALEXANDER 'ORRICE, Common Brewer. London: Printed for Sl!'etwond, - Neely, and Junes, Pater noster-row; and Dying and Fage,l'uolry-nreet. . - Of w horn !gal As" be futi,: . PrOte_il Treatise tm the 'Method of tn - Teding - , ttrtrinft't anti fattening, tell kinds of Dottiest ie Poultrx- l'hensatits, Pi pions, astir Rabbits, fritni Mettiorandunis made during Forty Years' Practice. I..ty ihininiston Nltinbrily, Esq. Second Edi tion, with Additions tin the Breeding, Feeding, and Manage ment Of Swine, price as. fid. boards. MEMORABLE CAMPAIGNS. Just published, BOYCE'S SECOND USURPATIONof BUO NAPARTE, and BATTLE of 'WATERLOO, &e.; containing on accurate Account of the great Events of ISIS, MO large Maps, plans, and Portrait, 2 nag. 9vv, boards. , GIItAUD'S CAMPAIGNS of PARIS, '&c. in 1818, 1814, and 1815; New Edition, 75. hoards. LABALTSIE'S NARrtAmE of the CAMPAIGN in RUS SIA;. Bvo. New Edition, with Plans, 10s.V. ; or with Plans ❑ml large colonred Map, 12s. 6,1. hoards. - *** A small Edition of LABAUME ie just published; price ss. (id. boards. London : Printed for Samuel Leigh, 19, Strand ; sold by P.. Hill, Edinburgh; Cdnunings, llublin; : and all other Booksellers. MEDICAL BOARD, CHARLOTTE HOUSE, SPRREY. rtOCTORS COOPER, MUNROE, and DUN CAN, Physicians - to the Medical Boarit at Charlotte House, Blaclifriars-roAd, have ascertained, that iipwards wf 5000 Patients tire cured annually of prevailing disorders, that hundreds were in a rlislressing state. owning to quackine themsilves, and by consulting men iginsrant of the profession, who deceive the Public by specious promises-and immoral ad vertisements. Eruptions on the head, face, and. body, ulcer ated throat, swellings in the neck, nodes on the shin bone's, pains in the bead and limbs, frequently to en for the rheu matism, sieelled uncles; and ncrrons . debility, are diSeases whichlippear years after, and the consequences of luiprupei ,treatment. •, Pis. Cooper, Monroe, and Duncan, are consulted, fruit eight till right, or by letter, cootainiwz a fee; and the Poor have advice on _Tuesdays, Thur'sdays, and Sundays, till twelve o'cluck.—Tberc is a sida door and private rooms fox Pensales. • GERA:AN r.11)L116. StAt sz, AuG. 7,""itung of e 27th Sept, to.nt-ains unfit; this lien . 4l the fol.- lowinf, : artiele, marked with a "05- original One can - scarcely. help , laughing when one reads in English _Newspapers the iettets from.. Jamaica and North' Amei'rei respecting the War with the insnrgents iii Spanish America: One must aectise all newspapers •pf the niost flagrant , partiality, if otie did not know that the instirgents May write who they please', because the Spanish Government is the only one which has not adopted , the Boonapartean fashion of, working upon the wind and opiniva of the people by pompous Bul letins and Promations. However siiperfluons it way be fortifie' well informed and more careful observer, ly,e_'tiietit, fur the sake of-both, exphun this rnailtlitore, elem . y. tinurreettc,i, was it, a degree organised,. though tinder Serena chiefs, ot , i, int - the two banks of the Rio de It Plata. fi wes much weaker linezueld, Carat:el - is, New Grenada, and a part of Old' Mexico. , All the other Capiiaineries and Vice-Royalties. of Peru, Chili, Quito, 'Guiana, New Mexico,` and maiiv parts of Ohl Mexico, in cludiog the Capital, Were never infected by it.— , The Chiefs of the insurgents are Mulattoes and adventurers ; their tools, deserters and vagabonds of all nations. " Never agreeing ,among each Mbar, — they merely ataintainad themselves as long as no re sistance whatever could be made to them ; they were in no place able to collect all imposing force. .By, the, victorious though small army of Doi) Pohl() Morino they speedily, lost their strongest tortress, Carthagena, anti the whole of the, Mexi can Gulf. lie penetrated to Santa r 6, Antio q uia Mocas, . and : pacified almost the whole Terra „Firma, so that he was able to detach a part of his army against Buenos Ayres. All the reports tram Ctnana, La Guayra, Santa Nlartha, Carthagetta Omni which; as well as frOm Guartnil, it was pre tended was Idockaded by the squadron of Buenos Ayres, several vessels have arrived in the month. of Anglist at Cadiz, Malaga and Alicant), con tinue it . ) assure us that perfect tranquillity reigns in all atese countries. " The vl:ole terrible insurrection in Venezuela, New Grena* and Mexico, is dissolved into gue rillas mid Gands of robbers, which, without sop port from the ,x , .•tt•side, Must disperse of them• selves, The - disposition of the insurgents on the Rio de is Plata,, gives reas9n to hope a speedy and soluntaiy ;ttbmission, which will be accele rated by the expeditiOn irons Riajaneiro. Ge neral Prznela has already repulsed the troop,s , ot the insurgents us far back ,as Upper Paraguay,, where, .11o.v ? : .ttackeil nt once by the SpaniAelis' and Portuguese, and at variance with each other, they will not be able to make any long resistance. Every Old and p ! ?ew 'Spaniard has too much attach • fluent to his ancient lawful Government to exchange • it voluntarily for another, composed of "vagabonds and adventures. No one serves, unless compelled, under foreign Generals and ()dicers, and ,least of all tinder Frenchmen belonging to BitonapArte's army. Let these papers, therefore, continue to amuse John Bull with fahles of the cruelties ot the Royalists to the poor deluded inhabitants Of those countries ,with Bulletins and Prockinations from Bolivar and Brown, with experlitions of all kinds, Opt) paper, with the arrival ot , Fteneh Kings, EA.-Princes, Kx.Generals, and ()dicers by thousands, it will not hinder these rich and beantiltil countries trout e%pelling all promoters of disorders and revolutionists from their bosom, and from returning to the most intimate union v‘ith the.motner-country ill wli eu tio:y have beLAI tor so Malty centuries tramp:ill and happy.'' CoLmAa, Srrr. 19.---The review of the right wing of the third corps of the A ustrian army in Alsace, itt which there is a very large proportion of cavalry, took place the day before. yesterday, bettreen l'hann and Carney, which, in an histo rical view, is classic groundi in the presence of an immense crowd of spectators. The lltike ol Wellington expressed to the General 'iii Chief, li h ron Frituoist, and to the Austrian Generali, his particular satisfactiort with the fine appearance ty the trOups, and their, perfection iti going through the manteavres. , Ampag the, spectators were se. : r.!ral French Generals, as, fur example, GeourA ;Bflillet, FECiitiv Cominandaht do thp Department of the Upper Rhine, and many Officcrs ; likewise ‘ c eeral Swiss .thficet a from liasle, awl a great many private persons trout Switzerland. -f — Wititoot derogating the least front his dignity, how to assert 111-a proper Wanner, . ‘ u i lt e ri l c i i h ng h t e o l i i i i t i r. e .:s r extremely obliging to all those iv b o had occasion to approach him.'llicse rev ie WS pi Aiii triahs troops upon French territoty,.awidst crowds of _French spectator.; by a distinguished lit itish General, are a real historical phenunieuon, and ale felt by many persons as such, who would have thought such a thing int . „ ssible four years ago ! Wellington, on this,occasion, visited also the; interesting nranut to - tiring . town of Mulliausen.— The numerous I.l.;hglisii in -the countries on the : Rhine, whose natiooal ; feeling; were so 'gr eat ly' heightened by the :presence of their illustrious ,hero in, these countries,, and under sitel,-,eir elnu , stances, had hoped that Ili; wouid, 1) 11 this tie Cit. slot), visit soate of the Swiss Ciiiitous l :' but the s ir wi s h .cnitld not :he core plied with, beeause the .i)uke'of :Wellington had given the Pt-roans') Ge nerals the mibt.t rip , itiy p”l.o'iiiiCe that he would b e on the 19(11 with tneir corps on ii ,e ,i,i,, e 5., : .. ti e scChttiii44iy set lug over the Vosges for 'Nancy' , s itionedhitely After the review at Tharrn. !flit' A (is triap tro o p s retq„ed innoediatelytotheir:catitua "-- men. -- Tth 'c a, 0 i. , ,i1.. , g,,, ,x pr ,„ 3 ,,, i hi,„.. lelf liAliciti,itly p;elistil with 'l.ht s'voi ft,,id .iiil ,iitt-50111(iiig that npw;prevails betweeri (Ile. idlia. 1 : ',hittiliti of the country, and the Austri a n tio,lls. . JUNIPER'S ESSENCE,OF PEPPERMINT. Td enumerate the rarticnlar cases in which hat been tlf servictl, gatliti endless ; Disonleys the Stomach and Bowels, though very tretinent and rainiul. , l are seldom dangerous, except where fever or supervene; in which case it must be cautiously administered. The l'ohlic may depend upon it as a safe, ellectual, aad plea sant Remedy in Flatrtlencies, Gouty,• and cholicky„Pains. in the Stomach and Bowels, indigestion, Hysterics. Sea Sick ness; Nausea attendant on Pregnancy, Relaxation and LaNst. tude arising, from atmospheric. Heat, Want of Appetite, in jttries front luelon'ent Weather, the Abuse of Spiritoot piers, amid in the Spasmodic AiTedium Of. the Stomach and Bowels, so conimon to Infants,—adapting the Dose to the Urgency of the Case. As a Family Medicine, or for Vile Army or Nary, it will be found a valuable acquisition it is inure particularly re commended, as an object of Connutice, to the attention of . the India, America, arid Russia Merchant.. Sold, wholesale and retail, by Mr. Heath's Agent, f. - ' ward', WI, St Paul's Church-yard, but none . are genuine, ex cept each bottle hat "J. PM-halls, Notting:ll,mi" . engraved on a Black Stamp.—/u Stopper Bottles . ,,*s. 9d. and in •Is. 1t1. • 1 • - • TO THE ADMIRERS OF OLOSY MOOTS. 11EstIperi6r qualiiies of WARREN'S J APAN ist.AcKiNG, have intitkcefl t+evod b t se im po,tos to sell Compositions under the abort name, 10 detect which, observe none are genuit*uulto Z/2iJi/ (jTwize' is signed on the Lahel. *** Ladies will also find by the use of this Blacking to their half-boots and walking shots, they will experience a lustre equal to the highest Japan Varnish, which pceserres the Leather - soft, renders it water S-proof, and will not soil the clothes. • Sold, wholesale, by ROBEI'LTIBEX, 14, St. iStartin's. lane, and retail at ' ' Birmingham, by Wood Liverpool, itonntliwaite Manchester, S'eeldo4: Macclesfield, Wildgouse Brighton, Lawjer Leeds, Benson +,`'T,'otillill ilercford, Lockett Haniatt • ' Pfi I Ler Swansea, Jenkins Bristol, Penkiley - Ludlow, Peaeh Warwick, Holmes Cheltenham, Smith And in 'every Town in the tad. and ls. NI, each, N. B. Ask for W Searboro', Marshal •,--:—, French Glasgow., Oiliorne --, Itt,ter -- , —.44, Owen Oxford, 'Cart er Hull, Wllsnn Edinburgh, Ritchie Dover, Coleman ' Weymouth, Hairev Southampton, Road ---..-4----.--, liadlon .- Aberdeen, Forsythe '—'-----"—, Cant li-y --—, Ctuilishanks i.ingS:nn, in Stune Bottles, GI 'arren's Blacking. RUPT WM. INSTITUTION for the TuEATmENT and CURE of ItCP ' TuttE, No. Idi CAItLISLE-S1:11EBT,S01 , 1 0 -QUARE. j EPSON aria i Co. Surgeons, respectfaliy nto, in • the Public, that2they have opened the above litstitnt!on for the Treatment and Core - of the abavelsiarnting and den -gerodi Complaint, the fatal consequences of which are too rst it known to require a particulifrdescripticin, confident that i gen.ryns t nl . ,lic wit! folly appreciate. the merits of so peat a. blessing as that now °tiered t 4 the world in a Discovt ry of Process for the Cure of most cases of reducible itnpture. - Jepson and Co. have in the 6ourie of itit extensive practice performed titans important. Cures, 'which 'have been attested by Professional Geotienien and 'Persons of the first liespeeta bility. • Souse of these Cases, whieh may be seen tit the above In stitution, were of tottg4tailding , and the persons, impressed with gratitude for being restored to pet tect health, have per, • witted ;Jepson and Co. to refer to them, and to sk 1r....a they recouintend those efilicteti•for relief .IF,PSON and Co; may be consulted in the toast private manner by either Strx, Nom 9 in the Nlovnio.c till- i to the Atte.i.w,,,n, Lett. ..4s, pcarat paid, tuelo.iug aOne-Potind Note, inniwcFately rittsircrrt, :Ind the Procei.s . Aeht to all parts 'of _the Coned Kingdom. Those eutisultnig Jepson and Co. by letter are requested to he very particular to the 13escriptioit Ott their Cases, end those requiring Trustee -.ntitst .cart the t ;irtit round tie Body across the !lip, anti the exact tit , . saute !role the C: titre :tithe Protrusion to -the Middle of the 1 lip. :tdN and CO. No Hi Carl' sic-street Soho srp a- .t • ,t s - ScVENIENcF. FRENC!I PAPLit3. Liti!CSL'ar) LASC tliritlT 3 pAnr.., ()GT. 4_--The Paincei rttinnt.cl from Compeigne yesterday evening at six o'clock. The Mishops of [hes, Digne,•and VanneS ar ived at cAlais 6111 he 30th cif September, a'bd have repaired from that tom ti to the German Papers speak , of a marriage tween the Duke of E , :nt, aged •49, and the Ptin cesi Amelia of Ilideu ; aged 40, and eldest sister of the Empress vl Ru s sia. Others think that'be will espouse the Princess ,Ifrederica Do rothea,Who is 33 years old. Tire appeal of the Abbe Vinson will he tried an the tl'he arrondissements of 1 jln and Beanme hits,e not : wined uny'candidates for the 4 Chamber of Deputies. The votes butt not pro:. duceil ally result. :The Abh6 de Flenriel has set off on his retitra to Rome with the treaty which was negociatcd by the Count de Blaeas, and ha, been subthitted tts the observations of his Maje ,, ty. A woman, aged 25 years; living in the Rue St. 3iterillCS, having returned , to, her house in ti state', of intoxication, fell' ailecp near her are, which caught her clothes, and the , entortonate creature %vas burned the inure rapidly in consequence of the, inflametrstate of her trolly, caused by It r horrible habits of -drunkenne3s. She was .excectlittely beautiful; _ , The Cana of cassation has rejected the appeal* of Guerrolt and of Rieoliot, and Lit:merle: The first was co,idenmed to death for a highway rob bery, accompanied with violence.. and the two' others to 20 years' of bard labour for burglary. A young woman, aged 18, datteiter of a'grocer • at Amiens, not being able to gain the cottsent of her parents tor the marriage of her choice, raw away with her lover, Sue Wail traced and cav iled bark to her friends, but the young maw can not be found. 'The Chamber cat ACCuiatiOa, whom application was made to piosecute the young nom, refused to entertain the. atfor,. as in) fraud or •fcrce had been nied, and the young vet,- ilad been the catise oh her.oal).andaction: • A portion of the departments of the Yonne tints the Nierre is exriosed to a destructive seour L :c. Numbers of wolves desolate great part of tiiese districts. At first they wt re few, but for want of being hunted down they have boo eased to it ftightful extent. It is reckoned that in the Corse' of two years more than 20 Violins, some childreo and some young, oersons 'from 1 ,4 .. 1f.4 years old, nave iseen killed by ito.m, 'r hey v e.t,vii4loVilt, and toter villages at noon day. As nutt'e'r ap proaches; it is proper that some means of exter- . minating them , should be devised., A servant at a great hotel heiug dettcted in a robbery vent and hanged himself, Another Suit:idc:l—Yesterday morning, at 7 o'clock, a man, about 36, walked ioto tae holy, ing , ground of,Vatigirk.r,tl, and kill. d him - self 4 , , ,ttis a pistol-hall. His wife bad deserted Oa secuelice of rt Kieft be became deranged. [The Journal de Paiit,cOotAins . a long Sarcastic' critique on M. Chitteaibtiand's book : but as it i 9. a mere sneer, is it not woittly . or traoslittion] ' FithtlarOKT, SEPT. PrineesS - Char4.. lotte i3avaritt with he solemnly given tip to the Commiisloneis Ot the Eunpetor of Austria at 13ranan, where her suite %% 111 meet her. The marriage is fixed for the IStil of November. According to letters front Lubec there are some clouds gartering at the totitt of Stockholm. ....._. isey speak tit is partial retie.%val of the ,M and of some disgraces ; but no facts are detailed. 'There is a report of new differences between the - Courts of Swede:wand Denmark. • 'l'here appears to be discolitetlts itt Germany,' , . in coosiluenee of the delLty at publ ic bubinezni.. The Great Powers have, it is said, issued ri ice- , rated orders. to tittle' Alinisieri to accelerate the progress of the,discossions. : NAPLES, SErr. 17. , - , -Ever since absurd reports; hive been circulated upon the tionbles of and the ridiculous preteosious of the Americans, the King never apOurs ni pnblic. lout he is la.tiltAL with unanimous excLim 010113. Ili4. re( Mite it kviiys increased. by, u crowd of people. So be loved is'ihe evince 'whom they • bave so long itonniateitl ' The,fite. of. St. J4inutirinA Will be celebrated on. the hilt With the, greatest pomp. his ,\l,-,..ji:stv has sent to the'Clittoter some yery rich ornauicutt, and . a gold- clown enriched with preeions stones, Forty girls %%ill be married, itud-puttioned by too VvNi6t; SeP . r, lS'.--We have nee.' d. of a URA. rine, say rhti Venetians.' ' It will be of the 41 ot‘at est serviee,to our conttnetre. The have ~ licceetled by the Ilus slam,' %Ow very nip) make them selves beloved - by the anieniiy of their chesthner rtirt!lllVrt, they vis,t (jut• leatueft men.. unit on cioiusitief,„ Ili tit FUN t);i„ ti pt r CJcills, Bank Attioni . Oil% 4. rxtrtt:l of et Letter front It Menatur cr :Om Lrti. • tutun u 7 i 1 ittzilts pth:eri.r;i vf titt Wuite s;:itl:iii in Alri‘i4, a4i.11• F p,34 ty ilte i'resiaLtnt (.‘ :‘,iy .•; . ~; , ; itit * . p.llll l . 1,4 eotai.. 4,1 h t.; iv that twc) thf izate9