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" Pace 'of T we l ve C a l en da r f il c h h s f ro m the days respec -41.c1Y stated against each, viz.:—. : '' , • oea Greenock ~ Stb January •2 • I 't"i- Leith, Leith Roadii, ""/•• _ • and Frith of Etho- • lab Fehroary .. Pctert;ad: e • :0 ( -3 . i ; 1 h ._ _ ... ..._ ....1 a n n a r y >1 821. l'rel Dtthlin .. l i t ee, . {Liverpo o l f t,, LotplAndetry, and 1 .. 16 . th February Longh , wilty e , l• f G et - • -,, G 1 . i i .. 1 Liviu.uml S t ra , r4 , - "id Ar li; Bils, payalite, without Interest, .` ,. i-rfit 3 77: 1"e "nle - J sqr it ' t f' ' ' . " I " , ts 01444 Coutraris may be :seen at the SCOT' ti f hie `l 4 ; e, at 'Mi.,. Office, or by ,applying to the Co'lectors 4 '4 " / "..I . evy's Customs at Greenock, Lcith, Liverpool, t'Le ,s'alonderry . • in the . Pos'intaaer at . Peterheal ; and Iv 14.e l,Pt. terttur N to the Postmaster-General at Dublin, respec :co 'Mali regard will be bad to any Tender in. which the Pile , ticli ,; 6( be in, o -1, ( 1 In words at length, or that shall not be 'll'i:i „ re W la, the Board before One o'clock on the said No: '''' the 8111 ql-Threember next, nor unless , the:Pei - Son who 0 4 , -4 Ike Te„ der , „, tome Person on his behalf, attends to, , er J. 4, .71,ten called 6 ,V11 4 ,, C' T entier initst a tvo be accompanied by a Letter signed 4-! art,,,, - c es Paiaible Persons, engaging to become , nand with the 7 • . —*.Ar,,,e4441' V each of ing', in ththe e pen untraal Siang, Of . ,5001., lur the due on e , '`,..,..._ Ccfs. lvfirPlCE OF ORDN. e I NCE,.JuIy 31, iTO. lI E PUBMC are hereby informed that 4 (; IIL TI'iriY-si.v.:ll PLATES of the ORDNANCE SURVEY 'f - "', 4 l' BRITAIN carried on tinder the Suvrintendence " t Ul tl x%' at e Nll . ) • General ‘VILLI AM MLTDC,L. LL.D. F.lt, til e 1-4 , are c . j io l ; ctnnplettl, and that IMPRESSIONS from r f Ai tre,.„ Salt. at the ORDNANCE MAP 01 , FICE, in the t ~,,,p V Kit of LONDf)N, and also at WILLIAM FADEN'S, 11 :4: 4 •Pher to his Majesty, and Agent to the Board . of Ord , Th . ,,' at CHARING-CROSS. 4 • 'S e PLATES contain the Counties of Kent, Essex, ti t :, Flatus, Dorset, Devon and Cornwall, and propor- A d of Some, set, Sort ey, Peml;robe,,Cardigan, Carmarthen, t h . 4 ! t 'rgan, Wilts, Berhs, Middlesex, Suliolk, Hertford, and '"lffid,g e „._ 4 ti tr i 'lt , l IX. containing nearly the whole of Pembrokeshire, 1 11i,.; I tlions O f th e a dj acen t C oun try, was published on the e. u . d • August, 1519, arid as the Work is still in progress, ae- N. e. "gi.to the original D e sign of giving a complet.e Map Of 1'10 3 4 ,"!' Pnitaitt npon r 'Scale of one inch to a Mile, the 141,_eAttniS of the futut e parts will follow as fast as toe 11 a: t i i i ,,(Lf_ such a Work will admit, without increasing the an (T_Fcpenf.e. ritn en .""nen wishing to procure a Map of the Country sur -114',11'u',7 their own habitations, May, by application to Mr. M, '"cat. at the O r d nance Map Office ( where an Index - 1 , 4 Y will . 'hi. shewn) 'select any sheets they please, for that 'Pa A ,.... , Aii . . . . e. Letters on this sublett, addressed to Mr. Bal:er, under ki r r r t o th se e c r et :. r ()titl e 'Board of Ordnance, Pall Mall, • 4 be immediately aitendeel th. • By Ordertif the Board, . It. H. CREW, Sec. Ista 1 , 1 PP,OPRIF.TOIts OF 'EAST-INDIA STOCK. tri';i:., AND GEsTi.EmEN, 11 P.inte much-lamented Death of Colonels m. 4.r 1 1 . A N " NERMAN, TAYLOR, and ALLAN, having left 1 4 t)141: r ` 3 Director who had served o'n t h e Madras Es w4rd.:"lvitt, I am encouraged by my friends to come for- I'CANDIDATE for a Seat in the Management of bor. Airs. 1 1, f „ ( 11 4: a service of 30 years my c o nduct has fretpfently been trti,,: r d with 'th e app ro bation of Government; irr.d as the nee i l \ l l 4 : l ' l,ll eht of all • intention of returning to India leaves 4 .114 ;64 1 2 6 1a any employment, should I he so fortunate as' tb 14 111 i l io i.o l t i t . ct of say ambition, the whole of my timt • T h ," d eroted with a n -remitting assiduity to your ihterests. o tby,,"tisting 'tegulations will preclude. me from availing "f the support of my friends on this occasion until the h or r Sept em b er , it 8 22, p rev i o usly to which I hope' to bare of paying my personal Tescts to each Proprietor. I% i „ e the Imnoier to be, LadiA an pe d`Gentlethen, the highest.rer,pect, your tuost obedient servant, • A• DANigt, Lieut.-Col. Madras hstablishment. % "••••---.2 3.-s treet, Portman-square, Nov. 20, 1870. 20, 1820. THE LOTTERY. To T. TAYLOR, Esc). No. 9, N e w Bridge-strevt, Londou. , 1 -- -- 0 1NuUnty Stri inform you, that &et since the r i el c r 17 90, 1 had been afflicted with the Lues Venereal, Pr t& e ,„ - t,'runt its obstinately resisting every course of 'medicine 1 4 1 .,,.' r .1ued by the must eminent of the faculty. here, .and un thariug s everalsevere courses of salivation, and twice flis- A r o rd from the. hospital with little relief,, would appear to thy di the most inveterate nature. In tic spring of last year t " Inv 'urder had got to such ahead, as nearly to put a period on to e xistence-_1 hada large ulcer on the crown of my each arm, a n d m y legs- were broke ont in a frightful "in e -er ; lity rightwas dieadfully painful, and had been . in a tw„ i t:4 ulcerati o n for the last seven years ; my left had also tue su ar t ge tonn e s on it,. was very much discoloured, and, gave as tie excruciating pain, particularly when warm in lied, 1, f4 „" t 'Y depri ve me of rest; in this lamentable. state , I ti.eatecommended by Air. 4. Thompson, (who received ii so lehi c h ae ure by them here), to take your Lealie's Patent 1 Is, f urtni T lt h ega to do .on the,ogtli o. May ; in the course of a In onti n got I began to receive benefit—inr little more that a s our , l i the ulc ers o Any .b ead apd arms were soundly , ' !tee L , e r, the sores oo my legs healed also; leaving, how bonen'''',nsiderabledi.s,colouration in the skin, and pain in the lon,' the left, which, by the biassing of God, ani a little the..l,;ryerseverance in your iriva.luabltiMedieine, su4sidedi th e dispersinv, the skin its natural hue, and Put paitei'giadually going olf.—l thus became, by advice and me,die,ine, perfectly free frorss all my. Et rength: l o, Plaints—have, recovered my former spira l s a . nd tonti n " c i Si n to:edam:jolly and fat, in 'which stole m% I ant a t : ta nY moot h , , to the astonishment of all who knew b L e g you f7. 3. ,105s in terms to exprests my gratitude, but 'his - 1 . the :4.0;1 of other suffering mortals, to make lion ; Il c as! as pnblie as possible, as shall on every occa• Sir, your as you will greatly oblige, YOur grateful, obedient, very humbleservant,. Swan's, ALEX. 14 WIRER Close, I lieh-street, Edinburgh. 3 uhn Witnesses to the.aboye , • Thompson New Poultry Market, Edinburgh, t't 4l`Citosh. (Ad Assembly Close, Edinburgh. t Olt er ' at.ed and sold by ' *he sol e ' Proprietor, THOMAS TAY . - b utts: t i nlier of th ' Royal College of Surgeons, .at his "Ilst a ' o ,'" ). 9, New Bridg-e-street, London; whet e ? after a Fesidence of more than 40 years, in a .. rracticelkutl• ifil/41eriaecelitit,ire.teoted to the core of Venereal_ Complaints and those 14,0 %inch itoic;leol: ) a i r i t i s is of Generation, with that inviolable profession should always ?bserye in trat u ,ses, he flatters himself the.advice and assistance he uously administers to persons taking this Medicine, will "ttin a by a discerning Public, as an advaitage seldom 41s olt, and void of all ambiguity. 1 ,414,„. ° sold, by his appointment,for the convenience of those 1p a distance, at the Toyshop, No. 103, Oxford - street; bE irough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; .Mr. Baxter , fridge, Edinburgh ; Callwel 's, Doh, lin ; and of Iro a lZ.rson b in every cons id era bl e t o in Groat Britain and ',` (l in oxes 3f-only os. Bd. each, stamp'ed, and sealed up z:tul and plain dir ect i ons , w h er eby persons, of either 4 l"tre themselves with ease; spurd, secrecy, and safety MONDAY, NOVEMBE DEPTFOitD VICTUALLINO-YARD, N0v.18,1820. T HESE; are th give Notice - , That on Thursday, the . 30th of this Month, at Ten o' Clock in the Forenoon, e will be xpoNed to PUBLIC SALE, at His Majesty's Victualling Yard, Deptt;ard, sundry Lots of - the f - o ll owilq PROVISIONS and STORES, now lying in the said Yard, , , Bread, Bread Dust, Flour, Flour Sweepings, Raisins, Rice, l'ease, Pease Screenings, Oatmeal, Oatmeal Sweep ings, Barley, Scotch Barley, Mustard', CallaVances, Bakehouse Sweepings, Beef, Pork, Suet, Sugari Butter, Cheese, Vinegar, Bags and Rags, Leager, Butt, POncheon, Hogshead, Barrel, and Half-Hogshead Staves, Heeding, &c. Sundry Lots of Serviceable Fir Pile Heads, Broken Wrought Iron, Pile Hoops, Screw Bolts, Plates, &c. 4Deposit of 251. .per cent. is to be made upon the amount rf each but at the time of Sale, and the remainder of the pur ehase-money to be paid before the Stores arc delivered, for which phrpose a period offonrteem working days will be allowed from the day of Sale; the Buyers particularly ohserving that not lees than one half of the quantity •is to be taken away within the first - seven days, and the remainder in the seven following days, otherwise the Deposit Money will be fbrfeited, and the Provisions or Stores remain the prope , ty of the Crown, as no extension of time will, On any .account, be' granted. . . rot , MADRAS and BENGAL, with liberty to call at 111ADEIR The remarkably fine SHIP, LADY LUSHINGTON, ALEXANDER SCOTT, tr Commander, lying in the City Canal._ Bur - then 660 tons. This Ship was built and ` 4 " ----41- fitted up for the East India Trade; has very superior Accommodations for Passengers, and carries a Surgeon. For Freight or Passage, apply to G. H. GIBBONS, 42, St. Mary Axe; or to CURLING and •DOMErr, 10, George yard, Lombard-street. • • • Warranted to Sail in NOvember, for CALCUTTA, with leave to call at MADEIRA, THE -line fast-sailing Teak Ship CITY OF F.DINBURGH, WILLIAM WISE ' 11 . - , 7 MAN, Co►uniander. Bnrthen 370 Tons. ! 4 .l li t ftic& - ' l : .. Lying in the Cite Canal. Has very superior AccommadationS for Passengers, and'cairies an experienced Surgeon.• - Fur Freight or Passage, apply to 'Messrs. BAZETT, FAR QUHAR, CRAWFOIID, and Co. 71; Old Broad-street ; or to BUCKLES, BAGSTER, and BUCHANAN, 33, Mark- POST 'HORSE DUTIES. STAMP4WFicE, London, Oct.. 24, 1840. NOTICE is hereby given that by vittito of an Act, passed in the Last SesSiun of Parliament, in tituted, " An Art ,to continue, until the thirty-first day of January, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-four, an Act of the tiftySevetith .year of His late Majesty - , . for let ting to farm the Post Horse Duties,, and to amend the Acts relating to the Post Horse 'Duties," the Commissioners of Stamps will put up the duties 'therein mentiw.ed io he pay able for horses, mares, and geldings, hired by the mile or stage to be used in travelling, or hired for a less period of lime than twenty-eight successive days (with the exceptions 'therein specified,) at the Crown and:Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, on Friday the 24th day of November next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon precisely, to be let to farm at.yearly rents, for, the term of three years from the Ist day of Fe bruary next inclusive, in the several districts or lots follow ing, Viz. Alma] Rent at which they will be put up. North Britain , 2. Northumberland, with the Town of Newcastle upon-Tyne Cum . .: Eland Westmoreland Durham 3. Yinkshire, with the City of York, and Town of} 18,000 Kingston upon-Hull. 4. Lancashire Cheshite, with the City of Chester Derbyshire 19,000 Staffordshire, with- the city of Litchfield, and the whole of Tatuworth 5. Lincolnshire, with'ihe City of Lincoln.. Nottinghamshire, with the town of Nuttingham 10,000 Leicestershire G. Northamptonshire, except Wandsford Inn Rot lands hit e Warwickshire, with the City of Coventry, ex- 17,000 cep' log ramworth 'Oxfordshire • 7, SVii shire. Worcestershire, and City of. Worcester Gloucestershire,. with the City of Gloucester, 18,000 excepting the City of Bristol 8. Norfolk, with the City of Norwich Suffolk 117,000 Essex DISTRICTS. Cambridgeshire ... ' .. • 9. Bedfordshire . . Buckinghamshire ... - - lOiooo 'Hertfordshire Huntingdonshire ? with Wantlsford Inn 0. Surrey ... 13;000 1. Middlesex, with the Cities of London and Iyest -1 eB,OOO Minster • • • :2. Kent, with the. City of Canterbitry, and, the - Cinque Ports ' .•• • : - } 2:3,000 Sussex ... . . ‘.- . . la. HampShire, with Southampton .Y 17,000 • Berkshire 14. Devonshire, with the City of Exeter '._ Dnrsetshire, with the Town of Pool Cornwall . Somersetshire, with the City of Bristol 15. North Wales, viz. Anglesea • . .1 Carnarvonshire ... Denbighshire Flintshire • ... } 8000 Merioiret lishire Montgomeryshire, with i shropshiye 16. South Wales, viz. Brecknockshire ... • 1 Carmarthet.shire Cardiganshire Glamorptishire Ratbuirshire • ' Pembrokeshire, with Hereford.hire, and ... J ..• Monmouthshire . . Each district will be put up at the stun above set opposite I hereto,. The highest bidder will be declared the farmer, and will be required to pay down immediately, in Bank Notes, seven and a half per cent. upon the anneal rent as a deposit ; if no sufficient biddii shall be made for any dislrict, it will be withdrawn. The farmer of each district will be required to•;ive bond, with three or more sureties, to be approved of by the Com missioners of Stamps, in the penalty of halt the annual rent, for securing the payment of the rent, and the performance of his contract. And it is intended that the districts shall be put up in any order which the Onninis,ioners of Stamps may think fit, and which will not he declared before the_timeof letting. All persons intending to bid fnr,any of the said dtitits, are to deliver in their proposals, addressed to the Commis-ioners at the Sump-Office, Somerset-Place, at least three * days pre vious to the said 24111 day of November next, signed with their names, stating the places of their abode, and specifying the district or districts for which they intend to bid, : atm-, wise their . proposals cannot be proceeded upon. And no persons licensed to jet , horses for the purpose . of travelling post, nor any one for their, Use, can be admitted to contract for any of the said duties. By ord e r of the Commissioners of Stamps, WILLIAM KAPPEN, Secretary. EH PRIZESXCANGE YOUR FOR UN- DRAWN TICKETS `andiSHARES. Two Prizes or. f'20,000 And a Variety of other Capitals,• Consols and Money ! 1N THE WHEEL ! And must all he (frown on TUESDAY, t3th NOVEMBER, when -the Lottery will entirely tinish,,and BISH'S Contract terminate. - WARRANTED UNDRA%VN TICKETS and SHARES are selling by T. •BISII, Sole Contractor, 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS, London, who shared and sold, drawn the First Day of the present Lon cry. 1 ,483. . . Prize of 20,0091. Consols and Money; and in the Last Lottery, 3,645.... Prize 0 .... 10,0001. &c. &c. • And by all his Agents in the Country, . TTNDRAWN TICKETS and SHOES are sell'.ne by J. and J: SIVEWRIGHT, . AT: their t fort te. Offices. 37, CORN?-lILL,• IA fir.q.BOI;N; and 39, HAYMAit'KEII 1 14f7; OXFURD-tifltEET. Who Shared and Sold TWO PRIZES Lf TWENTY THOUSAND POCNDS!— In the present Contract, viz. • ; No. 135 • i 0,0001., 20,0001. TWO Prizes of .... 20,0004 • Consbls. And all the other Capitals must be drawn TUESDAY, 2Sth NOVEMBER, Being the Last and Only Day of Drawing. The Fate of every Ticket sold prior to the 15th November, was filially decided by the drawing of that Day; those Per sons, therefore, who have already purchased in the present Lottery, are recommended to inquire the Pate of their Num hers, in otder to exchange their Small Prizes for Undrawn Tickets and Shares. . . PUSLICATIONS • PRAYERS FOR FAMILIES. This Day was published, In . firo. price 6s. in hoards, the thirteenth Edition of VAMILY WORSHIP ; a Course of - Morn ...a: ing and Evening Prayers for every Day in the Month; to which is prefixed, a Discourse on Family Religion. By . the Rev. JAMES BEAN, M.A. One of the Librarians of the British Museum, and Assistant Minister. at Welbea Chapel. . Printed . for F. C. and .1. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-Yard, and No. 3, Waterloo place, Pall-Mall. • - Or whom may be had, 2. A Selection of Family. Prayers, intended for the Use of his Parishioner's. By Janies Duke Coleridge, Curate 'of St. Sidwells. A new Edition, 12mo. 9d. sewed, or on fine Paper, Is. 6d. 3. Prayers selected from the several Writings of Jeremy Taylor; D.D. Lord Bishop of Down and Connor; adapted to the Family, the 01.oset, the !'acrament, and every Occur rence in Life. By the Rev. Samuel Clapham, M.A. Vicar of Christ Church, Hants. The secortd Edition, syn. Bs. 13ISHOP . MANT'S FAMILY COMMON PRAYER 1300 K COMPLETE. This Day •%Vas published, • .Dedicated, by Permission, to the Most Rev. the Lord Arch ' bishop of Canterbury, price 11. 16s. in boards on Medium, and 3l 12s. on Royal Paper, THE BOOK of COMMON PRAYER, with NOTES, Explanatory, Practical, and Historical, from approved Writers of the Church of England, selected and arranged. By the Right Rev. Rit'HARD MINT, D.D. Lord Bishop of Killaloe. Oxford, Printed for .T. Parker t and F. C. and J. Riving ton, St. Paul's Church -, yard,, Mid Waterloo-place, London ; and sold by all Booksellers in Town and Country. iv This Work may still be had in Parts, for the Con venience of Purchasers; on Medium Paper, at 4s. and Royal 'at Bs. each Part. Of the Booksellers above-mentioned may be had, by the same Author, 1. Sermons for Parochial and Domestic Use. The Fourth Edition, 3 vols. Bvo. it. Bs. 6d. 2. Eight Sermons, Preached at the Bampton Lecture, in 1812, defending the Regular Clergy front the Charge of not Preaching the Gospel. The Sixth Edition, Bvo. 12s. 3. Academical Sermons, on the Liturgy and other subjects, preached at Oxford, in 18!4, 1815, and 1816. Bvo. 7s. 6d. This Day was published, • Price 3%. 6cl. in boards, the Second Edition of PLAIN REMARKS on the FOUR. CtO PELS, for the Benefit, of udinstructed Persons,' and adapted to the Use of Schools and Families.... By the Rev. JAMES SLADE, M.A. . Vicar of Bolton, and Prebendary of Chester. Printed for F.C. and J. Rivington; St. Paul's Church-yard, and Waterloo-place, Pall-Mall ; sold also by Rivingtons and Cochran, 148, Strand. Ofnehom may be had, by the same Author, Annotations on the Epistles, being a Continuation of Mr. Elsley's Antiota tions on the Gospels and Acts, and principally designed for the Use of Candidates for Holy Orders, 2 vols. Bvo. This Day was published, In Four Vols. temp. price. in boards, 11. 4s. a new edition o 1 CIONTEMPLATIONS on the HISTORI• CAL PASSAGES of the Old and New Testament. - - 13ytfieBight lter. JISEPH HALL, Dll. Late Lord Bishop of Norwich. Printed for F. C. and J. Rirington, No. 02, St. Paul's Church Yard, and No. 3, Waterloo-place, Pall Mall. Of whom may he had,_ The ARGUMENTS off` the BOOKS and CHAPTERS of the OLD.and NEWfIiSTAM ENT, with practical Observations. Written originally in French, by the Rev. J. F. OSTER VALD, Professor in .Divinity, and one of the Ministers of -the Church at Neufchatel, in Switzerland. franslated by JOHN CHAMBERLAYNE, Esq. Three Vols. 12mo. 165.6 d. in boards. **,* Another Edition in two large Volumes Bro. 11. 4e. in boards. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. Two Flanders Mails arrived yesterda y with Brussels Papersjo Friday last. fihe following are extracts. The advices'from.Trop pau, from Frankfort, and from Vienna, will, be . found to be of great interest and impOrtanCe " VIENNA, OCT. 31.--The Conferences at Troppau are very active and it is generally be lieved, that besides the affairs of Italy, the Con gress will discUss several other important points. Though nothing now is said of sending more troops to Italy, yet it is remarked is' an indi cation of war, that the regithents of infantry now in ' that country, and which had bat 100 men effective in a company,'have just received orders to raise this number to 120. Besides this,' the whole of the subaltern officers have received horses gratis, which they Should have provided at their own expense, as soon as their regiments should be on the war establishment: " Nov. I.—lt seems certain that our Court, in concert with its Allies, has resolved on the mi litary occupation of the kingdom of Naples. The Aulic Council of War is observed to be ex tremely occupied for some days past. The Offi- rritiCE ShVENPtNM cers belonging to the General Staff *ill shortly set out for Italy. FRANKFOB.t . , Nov. 4.—A remarkable note is spoken of, .which the Neapolitan Minister . of Foreign Affairs has addressed to Prince Metter. nich, to require from him in the iiaine of the King, his master, an explanation respecting 'the Austrian . troops which are' assembled in Uplier Italy, and the hostile attitude which Austria has assumed towards the Kingdom of the Two Sici lia. 'This note enters into the details of the Steps - which the Court of Naples has taken to come to an understanding with that of Vienna. 64 BERLIN, Nov. 4.—The 'persons lately ar.: rested on suspicion of political intrigues, had pro cured from Paris a great number of pamphlets of all kinds in which dangerous principles are pro fesSed. One of the PrOfessork7of the Gymnasiuni corresponded directly with the Committee at Paris, which sent the pamphlets. A very portent letter has been found in his possession. " BRUSSELS, Nov. 14.—The accounts from Germany 'received to-day, confirm the important news that the Austrian army in Italy is going to move, and that it will pass through the dominions of the Pope to proi..ied towards the kingdom, of Naples. All the officers of this army haye re ceived orders to provide themselves, within three days, with their horses and mules for conveying the baggage. The Commanders of the corps have received orders not to give any leave . of absence for more than twelve hours. " VIENNA, Nov. 3.—The Aulic Council of War has not for many years been se occupied as at this moment. It appears by the measures taken on different points, that we are on the eve of a campaign, the success of which is certain if it takes place, as the're is every reason to pre sume. It seems some regiments of the Light Cavalry have just received orders to put them . selves in march for Italy, and that they will shortly proceed to their destination. FOur regi ments of infantry, and some battalions of grena- diers, are likewise spoken of as being to move in a few days. We are extremely impatient here to know the result of these menacing prepara— tions. "rRoPPAu ) Nov. 2.—Lord Stewart and. Count Carman dispatched Couriers to their re spective Courts on the 25th of Oct., after the close of the first conference, in which Prince Metternich laid before the Ministers of the Great Powers the Proposals of his. Governmeut. Since the arrival of Prince Hardenberg and Count Nes- selrode, the number of Ministers is complete, and Conferences are now held daily. It is thought, that besides the affairs of Naples, the- Sovereigns will deliberate on some other impor— taut concerns, which cannot be terminated except as far as they shall agree with the policy of other Powers, especially that of the Court of St. James. _ "If we may credit the reports again in circula tion, Austria wishes, before it actually begins hostilities against Naples, to induce the, Italian Sovereigns to form a Confederation like that of Germany, of which the Emperor,' as . King of Lombardy and Venice, would naturally be the_ head► There is also an idea of giving to the German Confederation new institutions, or, at least, of making great modifications in those ac tually in force. It is further affirmed, that the PoWers of the North will form a Maritime Con-, federation under the influence of ItuSsia •A' then' be of Commerce and Navigation would eft' be proposed,' which would' greatly diminish the advantages hitherto enjoyed by foreign vessels in the navigation of the Baltic. 46 * PETERSBURGII, OCT. 9.4.—From a revision ' of the lists or registers, the uurriber of inhabitants' of all classes liable to the Military service, amounts to more than eighteen millions, from which, ac-' cording to the 4 late Ukase, there will be a, levy.of about 145,000 men, not including the - arrears. of the former levies. So great 'a levy in time of peace never took place before. 46 FRANKFORT, Nov. 10.—Communications, which we have received to-day from Vienna` state, that since the interview of the two Em perors, the military preparations in Austria are proceeding with extraordinary activity. The Austrian observerlza re.cpmaiencd . its attacks on the new Gove r nment of Naples, t and -seems, wholly to have forgotten,the ,assurance which it gave a fortnight. 4hice, that it would be follyto think of any. war,at a time when the best, under- . standing prevails among all ,the Powers of Ett-, rope. The pacific news lately had from Vieulta, seems to have been fabricatecl solely to prevent . the sitdilen ,the : Austrian cu:'rency . ; 1)4 no Manceuvre will now be able to stop their de-. and every body that has i;ape of Vienna will soon be as low in the late wars. Well informed persons pretend to hair knowledge of a note addressed to the NortherA Cabinets by the Court 'of the Thuilleries, con- Wiling a formal Pretest against every aggression' . against' the KingdoM 'of the' Two 'Sicilies, and' the occupation of its territory by Austrian . troop. a Leetters s d a i y i dressed Notes to the Pope, to in duce him -ener.., t c l t i a from three • ( B ) % 1 e u rb s e o e n m C t o o u r c i 43 s n r a l ye i d s :• getically to 'oppose the . passage' of the Anstriatt' troops through the' Papal. States. ft is affirmed' here that the King of Spain has offered to the King of the Two Sieilies an auxiliary force or thirty Tholisand men, to be embarked at Bar celona." Mr. and Mrs. BARTL,EY are now the drarnatit. Hero and Heroine of the Colchester Theatre, where they are engaged to perform five nights. 114, :to 110 rot