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711EATIIE ROYAL, DRURT-LANE.
This Rhyming. MONDAY. Nember I. will be performed
PI7 %R ovR%
Pierre. )4r. Younpr ; Rolla. Mt. %itlark ; Along., Mr. Armstrong
dr...semb”. Mr. Terry; Las Cams, Mr. Pups. Coro, Mrs. W. West
whirs. Mrs. Bono.

After which,
THE INCH ANTED COURSER;
OR, THE SULTAN OF CURDIs rmv.
Ith inueetrlan Evolutions by Mora Ducrow and hie Trout,.
'ibe !toptd of Persia. Mr. Archer; .Lineman, Prince of Perth., Yr.
Nora.; Almaleck, the Enchanter. Hr. Wallach; 'taboos. the Slave of
h.Mitakeelt. lir. Harley. The Prins.= of Cochin:as. hlre. W. Weet;
lberette. Was Cubitt.
To morrow, Lowe In a V Mese, and 7 he Enchanted Coarser.

THFATRF ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
Title Evening, MONDAY Nov. 1, will be perfumed
M tenETti.
Mae lash. MT- V 06101; llsedulf. Mr. C. Kimble; Lail Macbeth, Km
Bartley.
After which.
THE MILLER AND 1419 MEN.
Alrlneoff. Mr. EAfleY; Earl. Mr. Blanchard ; Lothair. Mr. Cooper ;
Claudine. Mfaebsine; Navies, Mrs. Pruett.
Tomorrow, Ear Frelscbuts, and Charles the Second.
THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET.
Tit G groan/. MONDAY November 1. will be perfume*
THEHYPOCRITE.
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W9f6l. Ur. Liston. Charkgte, Ulm Kelly.
After which,
THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO.
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1. Cbollllolllo. ?dm Kelly. Counts= Alinarlva. Mrs. Gar.
f Susanna. Wm George.
To-morrow. he Rivals, and The BMWs' Deem

THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE,
STRAND.
MIL IitATHSWS'S
CIIIIOATZb
TRIP To AIin:RICA I
Havint been interrupted In June last. at the period of fla ttlabost at
nisinson, by the necessity of ecurimenelng the !English Opera Season;
awd nanny Families of distinction, then alesent from London. bertha
angel Its repetition. It Is respectfully announced. that fir. Mathews
ww lis isoend AT Hobig
TO-MORROW. THURSDAY. and SATURDAY.

NEW SURREY THEATRE.
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wAnnuct DItNNItIiON;
Olt, THE OUTCAST LUTHER AND HER SON.
After %bleb,
WILLOW GROVE; or, TOE DOUBLE BLUNDER.
To eo:leiude with
THE KICUBA :
Or, TR! INDIAN PIRATE'S TWIRL.

The BRITISIII Po Les commenced publishing= Saturday loom
log at fire o'clock.

LONDON, MONDAY, Norzmosa 1, 18'iC

The Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday have reached
us. The Moniertir of Thursday contains an account of
the magnificent reception of the French Ambassador by
the Su LTAN. In the Etude dated Saturday, we have the
Haiti Scheriff appointing the new Grand Vizier. It is writ-
ten in the usual style of oriental hyperbola, professing to
ensure the eternal felicity of those who are raised to an
°ace, of which t'ae holders are generally deprived, together
with their lives, the first misfortune that happens. The
late Vizier, Gnaws Pacts a., was deposed, it appears, be-
cause be was too assiduous in the discharge of his dudes,
and understood them too well. His successor is exhorted
to justify the choice of the SULTAN by his military zeal.
The rebellion of the Greeks is specially mentioned as one
of those affairs which will in a particular manner call for
his greatest skill and vigour. The SULTAN boasts that
" successes have been obtained in divers points," but he
expresses no confidence in the ultimate reduction of
the Greeks. The declaration that " Nothing must be
neglected," sounds on the contrary rather like the voice at
despair. The Journal des DeLats has resumed its Load-
hues against the Ministry ; but we are not disposed hi
trouble our readers even with the substance of an essay,
intended to prove that the public have a right to pass their
opinion on the conduct of Ministers. In England dais
right is every day practised certainly to its fullest extent.
The lette► of our correspondent opens a just and able view
of the state of public feeling at this moment in Paris.—
The Consfitutionnet discusses the question of indemnity
to the emigrants. After refuting some dangerous doctrines
broached in another Journal respecting the absolute read-
tution of the national domains to their original proprietors,
the article concludes with observing that " the indemnity
is .n some degree a politic as well as a just measure. It
wiii restore the now depreciated property to its actual value,
and increase the resources of the kingdom by the greater
frequency of sales. It will terminate the alarm and use
certainty of one class, and the sorrow and misfortunes at
soother, and guarantee the public tranquillity, by destroy-
ing all pretexts of animosity and hatred between the inha-
bitants of the same soil"
(From thevtfositeas of Friday, 0et..19.1

The official part captains—
!. A Royal Ordinance, to the effect that the budget for the year
I Istl, comprehending the sum of silt millions, as applicable to the
service of that year, is to be taken from the profits realist.' by the
Cause des Depots et Caisignati.,,, up to 31st December; and u
tun sum must appear in the final settlement of accounts for that
year, the said sum in accordingly to be paid by the Director of the
sand Caine into the Royal Treasury.
If. An Ordinance for the organisation of the three regicncnts of
engineers.

The complete estabh.hnient of a regiment in time of prate Is to
be--cflicers, 121; surloaterns, corporal', workmen, and privates,
2,4E13; total, 2,604.
la time of war—officers, 121; subalterns, &c. 3,536; total, 3,766.
111. Nominations to live bishoprics.

Nine columns of tie non-official part of the Afauffear are occu-
pied with the funeral oration of LOUIS XV Li i• delivered by the
Bishop of lite ampot is, in the Church of St. Denis, October 25,
Idj4.