The Sun. — London, England, 1815-10-30 00:00:00

1 ~.R -. =~~<:~~ ' tr . :" Cl 4" ,^ l ' -"s, ~_ MI „. THEATRE-AO f AL, DRURY-LAN E. PIS PRESEN-I' EVENING, Oct 30, 1516, - . 11?,” Majesties"'!.4errants wilt perform the Tragedy of . 14 rincen ACIIKFM. . Knig of scottund, M r . P owe ll ; Maleolm, Mr. 41tiir: Rat k -t 'Aloshttta, M. Artt , 4oo. Mr. Pope ; Mac* ; Mr. Holland Lady Mactseth, Mrs. e, Mr. Bellamy , Mr. Itowtwu coed W itch, Mr. Oattiee Third First Witch, Witch Mr. Muudon. ; To which wits he added, the Farce of FORTUNE'S FROLIC. Rongh-hred, Mr. Oltherry; Itattli, Mr. Wallttelti• Margery, Mi,;lllthkrks; I hilly, Mts. Orger. St noses and Pieces I.; he taken of Mr. Sprint{,at Rotunda. * , leprtnespat Entrance of the Theatre, in Brydges.atreet, • ram T en tilt Four, m our, and' of who may he bad a Private Box Ikilcu.l", is.; Second Price, 3 s. Cd..;•-Pit,. 3s. ed.; Second ,4 4 „-s 123.—iower Gallery, Qs.; Second Price, ht.—Lipper 1 41 1 7, Is.; Second Price, 6d. A lardrn Will sp:ye-ir, for the first time, astbe 'Widow in Cherry's ;C welly of The Soldier's Daughter, irrow. ana 1(.7trl will perform the parts of Zariga en Thursday , a aiazet on NlOntlay next, isrior to his appearingin several m !rtt Plays, and t new Tragedy, wi, ich are in preparation. as " Nash w s lit S aturday evening received withunhound o, a. daointruiilie.! approbation and applause, f..oni all 4of a Theatre crowded to apd will repeat the fteztat'e,l 'Poly , Polly, in like -lieV„ Itki' exCess, Opera,' vu -Wednesda It is l • Tall great regret announced, that in consequence of necr.coli,timied serer. indisposition, it is unavoidably Al "7 to postpone the. new Farce of Tweiity per Cent. till 'aryl • 41. thai7''"°w, the Comedy of The Soldier's Daughter: the . t th . e 'r l Y, Mrs: Marlyn (her first appearance in that ()„ re . L . Tr) with The pie; or, he Maid. of P datsean.— Th"V c es 'lity, The Beggars' Opera , \Atli MotlertiAntiques, Zl rre . e Mourners.—.Ott Thursday, the Tragedy of The Po et n , titi;;:t. Mr. Keats. After which, fi rst time, a new ! , wo Acts, called Twenty per Cent. app ruh ,"! l .')', Miss Johnson, who was received with so much 1 . 4 , t "' a , Anianthis, in The Child of Nature..l l Pet . - .Af t ,' ° l* Ibe first time, the part of Enfnia.-in The liirtii-Day. %thich, for the tirst time tt new Mallet, called Cale -114;!u novels ; or, l'he Highlander's Return.—On .Sittpr 7 14 4 ; L I P, "Pular Play.—Ou Monday, itowe's Tragedy of Taidef li.e,";',;"il her evived, with aiipropriate splenloar, when Mr. lttz ;t ll make his first appearance, in the Character of Ba • THEATItE ROYAL ' COVENT-GARDEN. gill ES ENT EVEN 1 NG, Oct. 30, 1815, 1)e licted the Tra , ted ' f • ct COtt ".DLANUS. tha,h;l'• ka} ' Ci US rtr'lrutu:, qtr. Kemble; Cominitts, Mr. 1" "n; Mr. Blanchard ; Appitts, Mr. Harn,t;r 7 lit':)1;1.1-ciaias, Mr. Itarre;nore• - Brutus, ltlr. Murray ; :t o -10 cuatid ; Mrs. rauclt. • - "et. 11 ' an Aufidius, me. Egerron,;,,y, ?::: 14, Alt% Ciaremont. After wi • • "Cli • :e ~tiil• I lured , for the fourth time, a new Disioric a l itloh:-.Drania, in Three Acts, called Th e 1) T TFiE voyAciE Ti) poLA.Na o ., `- Tue 'nee de Co,se, „erv, vlaehintri r Dresses, int.! Decorations, . cut ;),1 nun. iNI r ot .e.ected.Kitig.of Poland), , t. ittlo . .! l i John Dul> ar; c o i n ,:c French Sgt.:pron, sls s • Pt"Stt of the 11:144Aliracibxuse ! t 't )11. ' 14 90a ailor),' Mr. foliely Rodotski Abt,.4"ilaw): E.,ert4:l : (•* . tssi skt (ki Wif t , ) , 5 ' .,1 to Itocr.ll,, List.,,u; Poland. , e); • • • F • est,, - re vAnce. The st;r.vin,z • : (4 , c ' • t)• Fi tt, and the t'f d l ir L e t ,:tio . it of Signor Rog-. 1441ces f ar B , :xv s trr ))e taken of Mr. Brandorr , at the tf mn , I‘, , a till Four. 0 ' Tied a t , lalf-past Fire, the Play e' ,rt I Pnce tM.—Pit Ss, 61.; Second Price :,: . 2i.; Scc , nid ls.—Upper Gallery. 15,.; • t ,41. e Hew ! historical . Melo Drama, called John Da to Poland, continues to delight and 1, • . ,\ . , perform To-morrow, Jane , Shore ; an • , urr, ; andun S.ittirday; Mrs. Haller. &•• ptyforinon'Tl►ursd ay, Pierye I owl On Sa • . ~ • •Re Straudzer. tae numerous applicants fur Boxes, 11\rs. ' • The Char ieter of rosallnil on Wedn'es4 ,; oext--aad Wedneeday Is4..ek - will aimcallti the "f 11 '41tgy in The. Country Girl. ci„ t •-- he T rage d y of Jane r.hore: Jane Stone, Miss \lon Wequesdav,th,- Comedy of ,Is , Yon Like It': Thoisday, the 'Pragetty of Venice -.+.itlera, Miss , O'Neill ; P ierre, Mr. Kenible.— ••el as . uf t'omeily of .'t You Like lt.--nn Saturday, the Strainser : the Stranger, Mt. Ktruble. It but ! A _ .-14.0‘,'S 'N I. trltiNf ' , ‘. , MTABLE GINGEIt POWDERS.EIf.F.It' .s be- "' I A{ lIEER ~ ,r1i (1 , Imit in 'Sold% , ..4, Jr, comes S.I :IZte.e, CO lil m ;, - .'? . . 4 t , v.' a short ;) er!..nt ; the . c i. ..a d rr i t.•:ll-t o c u L l i s f ., i n t i from; Cued th e ,„ I ,s, ,i .ne, anti ire tis ..... ... . 't e etnd y . .., i.)9.1eet,.,,is his new Pparat:, - ' 431 " i l tt ' • • I l't , n of 1 tumbler uces- tt incr., 41 . 1 i • i . . of water . 41.120- : in is calculated to thi ii ,,,, .'ager Beer iii .t inc hilier perfection than that cnit vrrfe" la Bottlescat (oily kilt' the prier. They will 'f•ein.un ct,,,,:."Y.utiiropaireciall Climist es, an 4 arc particularly.!;e litirhldetl to Nlerelvints .. ns of Ships,f.or I.'x tk.e. 6,t).—Prepaierl ' and u ' ',l;d I)V James Richards, Cnconst, • frQi., ,3+•Strzitiet, opposite St, Clement's Church, iu pac1i .... c15, "... OS. , IU 11. IS *-----..... • ti.e - • , t 'r - PRESERVE THE TFE ril ANT," "I- T M• •ql•litii:•.S t 1'`.11., E 7.. it . 1 , T El) VEGETA BLE t 0 ti.tirtroolli POWDEIt, is, with confidence, recolionentl `icul I T, !''' Use of-the Public, as the Umst.ettleaciotts Prillara- V ie, ',''' 'Presering. the Ti•eth in 4 '80:Ind state, even to old tl,i:''"l pyoditeitig' a p O early olliteoess, without' impairing th e ,'l'albel. It imparts a rirroness and oeautiful. redness to tf,,,,'edis—to in! , Bre•ith the most Meet .ble stt L , ..ettiess.; and , ,tiz)rnitconstantly ''' as s. , rected, will prevent the 'l.o i ii . tii Ach b y I L, h oz i g its' eause,--the Scury) , in the _Gums. ' I rtcc 2s. 9 d.. ;11(11,i,,. .. . . T i Cy . ' i }-..It'4.,SUPOR . I.AVENDER WATER; from its ''',(vd.6•_,.'.ragraitcv,lris r-cei . red the ApProbation of their , tilZi - .'llittessr;t lie Prineess and Princesl Charlotte of Wzdes, ktnit;'` 'will Lathes of the first bistinetion: . •In Half-pint . P r 11 4 s• lihd Pints '- • . 4'i44(l,bltar,d and. sold by it. B N utler,o. 4,Cheapside, lA.d N,,!fl%iitus.appoilitineut, by m os t Country .N . ledicine V n u d dTr s ; ,is iii every Town. .... ... •_ : . ~........._, . . , ,•:', • nvITISII PA!NT . NIANUFACTC.MY. . ... . .• r . - 1114 ° ' el',e Queen -street, Ch . eilptiik, , In ;:don TA it 'A t ; N k.., UttA BLE .PA IN TS RIM COAL . tv,, 4VIN f ur Pa r k Pali n g, NI" , es , OA 13111Illing:V.And ith,_ , - a ibtivisi, tßo ariliii , i. of ever description. - - ;Gl . t}i k , Gr ~ ' , •Y- e,.. o• + Cwt.... 568, („<!k.ii. t.. 1, per ,Wt. 6lis. %T 0 tte....tm.., per 'live ittu '•••;-•• 7Gs Bright Bed. . -•— 505 . - I..t.id,dltto ''''''' • I' • Da rk lied ' 42S,' 1 St.eini, at ''' ' (:i '; ' 12s. P•si, t • • - II Oil to thin them 44.(2 (4 our s . "cO. 56, L ' ,6 l : - .5 5 . fl.f. p•a (;alltin. ' Th e , * co l ! Yin; '''''''''''''''''' (tits of every (le .cription. - I 5,14•435 e Paints possess ' the great t•st durlinilityil will corer - '4ul e4r s L : ztezft lY: 1 ,, 1,':: as great as ally of iieri . ;; and ac 114 5' d.''Y tet,". 4l njil are•ver,) pruniiitnital, thLy may be applied to toe litt',,.r,'"es of.Wsiite. Paintiog. 1 . c.,"'el l';r !:roa n ' per C:ivt.•22s. , 1i,,-he rtviii,,u(iii,on Tar Brown - 18 s:. 18 s:. ..,,__,,, ti t :`ti•O li u : i .i t.•. - 41 Tar is ree ,, ininecialed - 1,-,J. an i:0u,01 . 1 ., 0!ki .. . ;, '') vat ~"".mr,, shiice G.,i rc , .& c . 11 is pertectly iiis . pi .. rj„, ,i4Poit , i ! ~'aid is a (•ore fir the %Voris alti Dry !Lot ; is cir 1 kezl tKi' - • cur, dries v•r li• fl • I wit • requires to- be . . l'ell ,-iir•ti,ll u „ ed..: k Y di 7 and )• . . .." ',',l 41litt;`"',Y .3y,t)p..1• 0; , i , a 4 c 0 • •.« t tuid bt" . kii'el ' Q. .Utell-S./ CC , 4 ~.. . . • , .1 . • • • 4 l et • ; N 6.11114 A PRODIGY. 111 " PT the 7th of 'NOVEMBER, Three, of 51,0001. rout. of 20,000 1 ... &c. &c.—No one-c.in 'esti mate the. Advantages attending the Priee-Holder of a Ticket er Niteroi') the present Lottorv.—No advance is at present tirade, notwithstanding the iitcreese -is, worth. itk.psa- Cent* mote than when the rickets were first issued. A. such, HORNSBY and Co. request their Friends will not delay buy inr. on account of the sientand, which must cause ss disap pointment or an extravagant price.--.Tlqii.B. l'S and SHARES .are selling at Nu. 26, coaxal LL, te7 411.6 Public's obedient Servants, HORNSBY and Co. • IVEXTIIIESDAY ail the Great Capitals war. 111 be Drawn. - , • 8.... Prizes of. :'.....C.40.1•11 3 per Ct. C0n5...L.150,000 4 4,000 ditto,. ..., le,ooo •. l,OOO ditto, . sovoo 500 ditto, 5,000 10 3OO ditto, 4,000 &a. &c. &e. T. 111 SH, the Contractor, respectfully acquaints the Public, that the Holders of the Ooverntatut Stock Prizes may receive the Value IN MONEY ON DEMAND, at his favourite Offices 4, CORNIIILL., and 9, CHARING CROSS, where the Taket, No. 96b7, a liire uf 40,4001- was Shared and Sold; and in the Lottury .drawn. in April,. ALL too Three Prizes of v,6,0901. were als9 Sold. ' 4,14. • :~ MONDAY. OCTOBIat 30, isio. . . . . blues, Bei-wit:li, Newcastle ' Ainwicl, Shields, and Sonderf land, Witham, I)ailitigton, Nati r!tirsli, an,i I.;:is— ingwold, Glasgow, Dumfries, Peurith-, pod, Borough Bridge, Eatareststirough Flarrowgate., and all Baits the . North. Atheritone, Lutterworth, and Northamp tuntlogkiver.ery NlVit t sii,..);iii , !4+:4,,liAc; • SHREWSBURY and. Ntorilt,'Weiri'sChia;. shil call. 11,41 Ilritke, Wolverliatupton and . every Morning.' 1101,Y1-IE,W, Bangor, Capel Cerix,.l.lansiTA - ;.CeriiiriLre Mawr, Canyon, Ca er Mir C:11), Ohl W ay;p4'we fry, 'al dtl I Nitrts iif i North CL'ales.,„et."ery MUrnintr. • 11111.4ING(1.‘N1 Net., 'called' The Crown Prince, ilirough Stony Stratiood, .Letuingtost and : Warwick, ei'ery Diu"nriugat four, and ii - rives tie same Evening at • PAR - K.6./IT, Chester,. Stafford, ...and Littlitatl Post-:" •COaches every Evening. • WISBEACII, Mit,cll; , Chatters); and' St.Ves'NeW Ctiaeli, Monday, WednestlAty,.atlti - Fritlay, Eveuings:".: • 'LITti WIELD, 'Pam wintli; Hinckley, Athersionc,„ Latter, worth and Northam ptou 'new and . excellent. Cdacii; Tuesdays 'Thurstlawand Saturday Mornings, at Six. .. cIiELTEMIANI Neti. Day Coach, thrtitigh" .Frokroill; Worthington, Btaford, and Oxford (carries roar tosida sets out every. Aoriting,`'eXcept Sunday, at a'4lll arrives early the is ;11(' EV lin At the Piosv Ititi, Clicltenhatr4 OXFORD New Post Coach, called Ttte .Pctiance, every Morning at Eight... . . NORWICH vcr last ,coach, through, Ne}vniarliet Apd, •A . • Thetford, every FA , eniiig at - Seven.• Yazmou - ru, Lowestotr„, Reecles, Yoxfortl, and Wood ' bridgeTelegraith, every .Afternoonat Four IPSWICH and colchester,every Afternoon at Four& Seven . . (:.V.VIBILIDGE and Ely New Telegraph Coach; every Night, and Carriagysto all Parts of Norfolk, Sod - Olk, Essex ) and . Catiihridgesiliv• . FAKEN-HAN,I,. s wa tniant. -Brandon, and Newmai liet ere- . gant New-Qoach the LOrd Nelson, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Night at Six o'Clock, Sunday at. Five. . LYNN fuse .coach, Tuesday, TUursday,' and • Baturday Mornings "at Fire o'Clock. SOU'rHAMPION and Lyrnington elegant new ('4acii, everlMorning jexcept Sunday) at Five o'Clock. Packets sail to tlnisle of -Wight on the'arrival of the COach. Parcels are conveyed to all parts of the Island. WINcIIESTER; Basingstoke, and Hartford Bridge very fast Coaiih, every Morning at Five o'Clock. TUNBRIDGE and Tunbridge Wells new and easy Coaches, every Morning. Tt7NBRIDGE Wells new Post Coach. (carries gr inside only) through Tunbridge, Seveniiakes, and Riverhead, every Aftertiao,) at Four o!Clock, Sunday excepted.. lIIIKTON triton Trent Post Coach,' through Meacham, Twyeross,Athelstone,.llinctley, Lutterworth, tharuptou, and Dunstable, Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at Six. o'Clue.k. BRISTOL, Bath, Menu-ham, Devizes; and Ihrlborna t tli new and excellent Post Coach fcarrits four inside oaly) ev e ry Afternoon at Five, well lighted and guarded throughout.' TbisConveyane is iucontrotertibly .superior to any on the West ern,. Road. . , EXETER, Plymouth, and Fahnouth Coach, called the Bit/- loon, erery . Nlmning at Seven, • SEVENCIKS,Iti'Verhean, s.z LiroutleyConelkeQ, every Morn. ;LASTING'S, Batt el, Rohe rtsbridue; Fliakwel I. and 'l'uu brilge expeditious New coach, every. Morni lig at half-past Five. PORTSMOU'rIi and Gosport Telegraph, every Morning. and Evening .at Five o'Clock. • • _ . • PO SM OUT , ra dea n ' Petersti.dd, Godalinirq.7, and 6114 . 1116 ml New Coaches, every Morning :tad Evening at rive. PO :ITSM(4,ITI - 1 New a nki elegant Post Coach, the Mike o f Welijwi,ton, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at - ,1';;;Ik 71:1;lock. E7ZE ,ati, annton Conches . , every Zirninz `TEIi • WEI.L, Bridgewater, and Tanuton Coaehes, every Stunt . - mug a•ul keening. I'LYl2'Ol.llll7 and k'altinilitit\very• fast and cheap Coaches, eyery Mornin i ; and Eveniow, . 111.11,;Taild, Neivitrarket 1 1, 04.-Coait; Tuesday, ThurSday, anal *.itittinitty Moruiu s, tL half-past Five. BATH and Bristol Coaches, to 11,1 th in 14 Flours, every Morning at half-nag Four o'Clock,, and Evening at, LEWES, Ucktield, Nlareseield; and East Grinstead Coadies, every Morning at. Eight o'Ciocir. z . • - • • BOGNOR, aniiihe Rocks, a Bathing . Place on the Sitszex Coast, much admired forits tioe Sands, a new Coach, every Morning at Six, , CHICHESTER, Midliiirst. and llaslernare, new Telegraph Every Tuesday, Thursday and• Saturday, at.six. , . - • CIIICFIESTER New 'Coach, throug - 11 Duncton and Pet worth,-Stunday, Wednesdayould • Friday Mornings' at Siren. ARUNDEL New Coach, through Duncton,-Petwoeth, and Little Hanipton,TuEsday; Thursday, and Saturday Monntis's, at Sevett. *" • • 'MAIDSTONE, Mailing, and Wrahant Coaches— e=very Morning at Five aiiil;Niire o'Clocit. • • FOLKSTONE,_HytIie, ..Sandg4e,- and' Ashford Cotithes • every Morning. DOVER, Margate, Margate, Rarnsgate ; . avid • Canterb'utr Coaches, every 'Stunting et Six o'Cloelc, anti Evetaingot Five. Eitia Carriages always reatty far fautilie s oepartieti. , • iinomyr oN, Chalk:tin, ktocheater, and Stroud , Cosachelot every description, - at Six.. 7 rtil Nitte•in the :Stunting, One at a mt half-past Five in the . . . • "GR;VVESEiNkk, Nortlitleet, and Dartford.Coaches atsix and Nine in the Ini nigg , ()iie ive tlWrilini '• Extra coaches always ready.. , 8R11341 roN original Itsd Goach, tbrongh Croydon, Itei gats, Crawley, and Cm:id-Geld, every :Horning at Eight. SRltifi'rClN Nevi coach, called the liaise:of Nor - folk, errey Morning 'at Nine, through Dorking, 1 - lorShatni4t•lletilterd. I,III6HTON Newsand Elegant Post Coacli, the Eclipse crery Afteineon at 'Three. DRIOHTON Regency Coach, at half-past Eight ,o'Cloeli eaery•Erening. WORTHL.SiGI modern and truly desirable Post Coll.ch;'l,ar riot finar inside only) through Broitclwater, West Grinstead, Horsham, and Dorking, evr'y Morning • at,Eight,oTioch.- • 6015AI I MING, Guildford, Merrow, East Horsley, and Bookm, Tuesday,.Tbursday, and Satord4y, it Eight- Chick.' Saturday, Summer Coach Tutsday, Thrsday .r u and Saturday,. at Half . past Six o'Clocis. . ... .. :GODALMING and Guildford Coaches, eve ry M orning and "Afternoon. . DORKING, Leativerhcail, ano Epsom.. Coacher, every :Awning at Nine, and Afterooon 'it Three. STAYSING,. I:forshaat, and • parking Coacizes, every Morning at Aix. - 1.14,',,itrrq,: and Mitcham Coaches ' tAiliwiniXOACl - lES set off (ruin the. BELLE SAUVAGE C.V.I.IfRiyOGE I tv: 'a _on _— a - • • : . ' • • • BIitMIN,G) - lAM.tiew Post Coach, the (.town Prince, every Soaring a t i'Quarter before Five, - through Stony Stratford, Southam,,„l f etnin l gton, and Warsviek. O,XIORII. new and elegant Post Goad], the Defia'nce, every - • - ~s9ofil(kreTON (Collyer's,Coach), :every Morning, ex.. cept • • , • ,•,• • • • A!,TON 'oaeli, Tuesday, Thursday ; and Saturday Slant. ings, ;it'Nlue. s_ ' - •••• ! ,• • "yk".tV minx Coach. _every Mgrnipg:,. at Rat( 'past Six. SAI:ISTIIIR)PIiach, at Half past Three-every Afternoon. I lAN rtsqs. N'ew Post Coach; every IN/taming at- Eight. WIN fiSsOlecoackr, every Morning, at Seven. 111.1IGII1 N Coacit,the Duke of Norfolk; every Slurping, ettNinc,..thiough.Dorking, .1-lorsliani, anti flenfield. • . BRIG.IITO Ne N w Post.Cuach; the Eclipse, very . After-, difan, at lialf past .Two. . , • . ottiowros POst Coach, every Evening, - at Eight. LUTON. Cnach..every Day, at• One. • - - 11.01P.`„l'ON Coaches, every Morning and Evening. PORTSNIQOTIi Ctokeiteu,every•Nloruintand t rift. atriie; - LYNN ;„Ne ji co at h, Tuesiday Thu rsilay and San rdaY• . Thel'i : 4priiiors-respectfally . reepteat the Public to: noticeT. thelGoldeti'C'rosii is the UnlyOilice in "London from whenew krt I,tit to all. the Bathing and 'Watering Pldces, • and plates-o 4 fashionable and public. resort in the. kiruZduru.:,'• The nioSt 'strict attention will be paid .to intlidries at 'the' ahoy* coach Oilees, and every information puutuatly given rebitive to all'"oublid Carl iagcs setting . uif frrom London.— The Proprietors are nut answerable for any Parcel or Package above Five Pound.% value; ingest entered and an Insurance I,4!4 . 3, c!caraingll.. - JOI-LN CRO3Thatl 3011:1 MORRIS, Prvprieturs. ~~~ .- ii. -- (6 . fr'...-P.-. , ‘ t ''..,-f;::: t... \f.;.k - - ..'''',` ' l9 l ri r PRI er sFvF,:prwr 'FOLZE . I=_';'. IN ISI t~R C.NCtI . Ditc • I %:Ers i"-AM*4, Ocyr. qaDIN‘iNCE OF [II; EINn. Lou . t; ; liy_ the Gr ;ice - ik.4fid-, Sevi:ral Ot&-ers O(eniinateci by us,Ttrfurrtitrt ofittit.c.Comitii , lioheri•atefl by a • "f "r• ta-PJ 0.1;440i:I for the ex• oj of old Mlicers, being re. moveir ta a disronee by tire..eSeri of cirriiin static:es, tie have , thought it necensary• to crri:c . piete the iititobei: Of the Members of that Com. iitissicia, so as to 'enahle it, to reacti.the abject of its creation; and prornrtirto terminate its opera• (ions. 'For tbese pnrpoAec, :awl On the report•- - of Otlr 111inkter at War, we 'have appointed -as - Alendlers o f. fhe,..t;9mmisSicn, Created on the 31st May, TSI for -the e;camination•Or the claims of old Officers, the General Officers whose nauics fol low : • - Count Beuriilttrille, Lientenant-Ceneral, President. The Prince de la Tremouille t Lieutenam-General. Da6dianE, Alajor•General. The Doke de Cahn, id: De Conchy,.id. - PaulLre de la Motte, id; ' Dave already said, that Government wit* employed on a plan respecting' drawitaekstob. made on nil •salaries pald by the Royal Treas'tiry. We are now assured that the !shills finisheilauti that these dra‘vbacks- take place on the fol.. lowing, scale :—On 1000 fr. per au. 10 fr.; OR 1,,500 fr 30 fr. ; on 2,000 fr. 70'fr. ; on 2,500 fr. 100 Ir.; on 3,000 fr, 140 fr. ; on 3.;500 fr. 180 fr. ; on 3.00 fr; 220 fr. ou 5000 fr. 3006.; on 5,000 fr. 350 fr. ; on 5,50 fr. 400 fr. r . an 6,000 fr..4SO ;. - on 7;000 ft. 600 fr. ;on 8;009 fr. 800 fr. ; on 9,000 fr. 1,000 fr. ; on 10,000 fr. 1,500 fr.; on.llooo fe. 2,000'fr.; (in 12,000 fr. 2,500 ft, ; • and on every sakiT ahute this, °ne tt) The Con.gres of EurOpean has becit nivotioried a's•abt;at to be htlti either at Basle, or (+raukiort Kill h:fve for object, it is said, to rxaittioe the -grit-vriaces of ,tir the se combiry P•/Weis y h.;ve itijtired by the various political arringemenis, nod to take. ineasure - f u r univOsally the pi of *legititnate'succesiiofi. • Yestentay the—four tioret . .whieii . were place , ' on the triumphal arch of the - Carousel, were wet on the ')&11 - to; Fontahreb!eau 'nley were escorted by. a - detachment of Austriau troops to the amount 0f.3000 'met). The King of Prussia has purchased from 1000 to 1200 Alerittos, for thiporpose of being trans ported to Prussia,..there to iniprove the breed. Prince..eatil.of Wurtemburg liasArrived in Paris. An order of t!,e Mioister of General rrkli c e : ail— nosvcd4trirep4afte"'fisspor.s obtained at various tinics;tiroui•the (3ffices tint! ii4ri.ed, l 4!ttre . Ptikly : of 0: rinto only. The bem... within a period of 10 flaN'ti .at the Ala-:or's house near 'b . ; their resi.. tletwe,• tulit , re they. kri:l:receire new flues Clothed in the .. • • Laurette - Rob. rt, . widow of Joiirtlan, a Sour.. nalist., convicted . of-litiliting. i'ntlThiniatory .aril se ditious tiisenurse, though without Olct, was con day before yesterday by the Court of Aisizes; at . Paris, to one year's imprisonment. aged 26-years, burn , soldier . .wttliout !eaxe, , itig. in t;ie street des itas yestspli i iv broug - lit beg' ethe Court •••• • 4 • ' 9t t is iwo of ii,ivf m4 , niter the "'ietiit i3 O of ijC in n, , ' by seditious . cries, a:1,1 ,sll. l l itad io the street, t, c 'tureen/ eypiten. ctizons to take tip arm's against thc . l-I.6yo,litutilorty.„ The Jury humid that he bad h'eld't:iiiitit!tiis discourse, but not direeilv ex citing to rebellion, .and he ‘vazt eonitetunen to tWO years imprisonment and in costs. , . STUTTGARDT, 06T. )11 t!ie 15th the mem bers of the States hliving re=assembled. for the first went procession to itie•principat church of a .t r l c le."...mtherans, ,tliFn to the. Catholic ci . ili: Ori The 1611) the medialised Princes and COnnts who had tint taken part'in the sittings of thel3st Diet, because they wished to: await the decision Of the Congress of Vienna relative to Inch c, presented thefirt:elves to tlie asieihbly, with a e. ciaration that they aclhered to all the deliberariini Of the.Riet.., , • . . The 'King then addressed to the . provincial States a veryhil , port;int c( mmunication. He in. foriiierthenl . that I,e 1ta. 4 1 examined the grievances of which a Aletuoriol,liati been presented h) end that.itidecis(9,l4Q,the subject should soon be • L. : corp aunt. 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