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# • •••• D•ove for Strasburg; the td of 'Ste tine, of Tilt V* WI INJUIS of LON'DONIs ER RI. . -
- • . , Ili. left Calais to go So Colmar. It is oh- --..... t..:•'.1,, '
i )..it oninerous troops areuvarchiog to Alsace, --
Ticieset hole the Litterpolll /*roll lir. the
• . •ter, rise to various coectures.
11154 ivistsui;-....”-._! -- "" ' • i---..!
Court of Caseation at Berko rejected (..n the we ' Mort botdittle to add to, and centibily ts•- .
f• the appeal of M. Foe*, the- rnerchent. ~ibia 10 rdtrfetefrom. Aboofricturfb4,t, mew weer
it,.
ntsdellittd so Reath by the Court of Maize. Vaitghest ileolt-rn sake upon the public Nadu:see
df the deceased Secretary for Foreign Affairs. lift'
4itliteltett*Sitseas intel pure•patrintient, so itejudit.
vionsly introddced by his posthumous 'divots.
and to which we have already briefly alluded. are
/111,1110114, AUGUST 16. further illusUated by the Owe foHlswirog doctimerrm-
T• etio. is • report that the Janissaries have spits originally inserted in the Dublin papers, and copied
, •liii.esk vent excesses at Constantinople. into our own jouroil, from which we now transcribes
i 'l'4'4 -are"oss both See of 7th Jut/ "IP them, isi order to skew that if hue Munster Was,
be 'Perks ire fortifying to in the ,
we the Courier isys entitled to.** gratitude of the
df Seib, and that it is the intention of the
codotre. the debt has been fully cancelled.
..,,, settle a Turkish population, instead of .. Fran the ammo. el( the chin UM, te ammo, ohm she
t ; *Awl who have been destroyed on that now followiwg suss hoot bee* paid to Lords CesHereseh, Cleo-
. .:treat fine end fertile Wood. ' miry, snot Stewart, whist* olorsod of oboist 12 naval. s:—
Lord Ca
pod. lerrash
M—
. ;sool,#notal Spectator insets a letter from
dl ission • • tattilt3
.. ..44tdediog to which the English Antbassitdor Salary as &rents. yof State • QM '.
• l'.. ;milt a Persia, after a violent dispute with
pl. Meek had demanded his passport,seid left {he • lard Ctivcariy—
atio
..rAwith all the English Cotesule. Sledt. Il( iipm. .
Nivturd Certainly stifird the 'itrielegilot psproofSalary as Possolaster .....
a.,.--- SAOO 18 973
AM British Cowl could give, eta.` illusoce
n.. Porte. bat the Sotheuticity of the secoeut Speriai 11sesies to.4sin
t.--..:.19;41t3
1.,
~ H be doubted.
h, Fnglath lowish Wind's are too importent
*evoked for the mite d the Turks.
mraiesvOcti. outwit to.
have nodal., enema limn S. Pitteftbufgh
..inkretbelliteittete of the Emperor.

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=MI PAPAS.

/*GUS, •U 41011?
Cermet of the 19. h toy,. the
Prince of OreuKe we. very 111.
'RI received here one lot favourable.

cat VA PAPILItt

JCV L., A InnPre 1.
investigations making here. of which are
-• so far advanced that the derision
It lira beet' long keel's that a
..sseciat ion oF the •lades., canoed at Jena;
of Weimar having been called
Ile to make ea sooleity into it,
easily door as mine of the chiefs
is were known. The aerobe's ef
(hoot ISO in eesabey, seedily- aloe
list of their gismo le alma.« the
individual was examined singly.
rat weeks. The dePositioas
that the object or the assoionsion
moral nature ; and thrit, ns their
only by such an association that
' be maintained among the sess..
had no political views.

Lied Mewlwt...
Embassy to View's, sod outit
Thos she fautils bay received 57,1t1111. is the coarse of else
pier 1w their esiseref servires. This, at least, cannot be
railed the' ekes? 4,4estit it setissit.%:.(lAbirrpoof Mercer',
rel. Ir. pve 342 )
" A TORITINU TAMMY.
" Is the soptisition of propeity. however 11011111etellffell is
other porvett•, the Usii.w Ilsisiater• has beeu ...weevers.' to a
very oval ttleill. At the periorl w( the Uopeo, she bl.niot
Stewart property was sot 6,5101%!. per .awes. The family
was No tweet of she woo Ispoleat of Ilse *quires of Down.
They were vet looroweli peopewtors ' • yet, store that memo.
carte epode. NNW acirthitioos is theeossty of Dow. akin.
have hero irwootroor. Wo reversed so SIAM` of OMB lately,
hot we see sow prepared to go more iota pmeliewlare
Lawreocetts• Estate, purchased from
Mr. Boss Thoespsow f takne.
The firNastere Estate
°Moe% Coos Mr. Berle
wervash• aseer paid of ... • ........... . • • 4040
A. &dale iamMiat.ly arlitiniosy Belfast .. MPH
A splewald =amiss hulls fusee the Uoios.„
co=ated at ......

MeLiog s total expediter, et .... ft 79,000
Ilesldes mon minor argui.stiuns at ditavesed time lands.
game* ens, Ise moderately setnassed at 114,0001.; the is.
1,••••eleove or • terse from a rough and rude etas*
" see of loves bear ty; sod very expensive einbesstesents la
seilevni lord drew Ilse see, which ell, be abadinr vie 4, eel down
otiols.oL4 in Ilse agge.gslo 320001. A• *l'4 take
aro serener the ramp Mge p.rli.w of door danghtera. ywa
optafrully Drerpiei Mentor"
Vol. P 1 pip M.)
• Lord Csallereetta.

THE BRITI S PRES S,

Professor Ludes, and the other
Senate, seen to be convinced of
these statements, and said they
utmost, that the participaiiea is
by which it was intended to
and orde►, should receive
very slight chartiseaseat.—(Fron
footed of the Germsha.)
saatiossate, •COMM 3.
at Nuremberg hes tnrn►d oat
There were thrice as minty goods
asid petrehmers foetid a very geed
silks losing the oily article
member of selkre toad baryon wee
- were, in particular, Gamy per.
Above one-half of the goods
sold, mad of some articles, sop.-
factures. there was wet oracle. t
Irmand. Formerly the patriotism
,be Preemies domoimions. bet this
mold to fereigtiers commuted.
.r, the_greateet part if doe bmirtese done tot
r. The magasium of &uphill, cotters 111111111.•
es were distinguished by the greet tiamattry of
. sod their very extensive sale-
STIITIIIIIIO, *UMW IS.
ref Stewart, Englieh Seebomeder to the Court
'ruins, arrived here from Leedom on the
a nume►ous suite, and set eat yesterday foe

LON DON,
TUESDAY, Avon= 47, 1842.

The Kiva will hove 64'inheres to-marrow morn-
lag me his retorts t. Lando.. Although the edam.
lute ootninatioa of a successor to Lord L.OllOOll-
- will not take place until his MILIUSTY Atoll
hive mot his Cabinet Clausal in Laotian, it is nut
to be 'opposed that his MAJMYT has not already
collected the sentiments of his Ministers upon this
pain; as formed an opinion of his own. We may
thirefore expect that in a very short time after his
MAJ tires arrival theappoiniatent will be officially
asmaauced in the Gazette.

The nowsinsion of the new Minister is not a mat.
ter of so much difficulty or importance to the Cabi-
net as the choice of au efficient manager in the
Howe of Commons. Experience hits proved to
the world that any men might be made a Se-
cretary of Sate, fur the blunders of office are caps.
bleeither of being emended by some efficient clerk
in the department. or of being in some degree con-
reeled from public view by the pompous nothingness
of diplomatic language. The office has been filled
by thousand., sad thousands will yet be had to fill
it; but it requires some understanding, with consi-
derable quickness, firmness, and dignity. to sup-
port a prominent part its such an as►embly as the
British House of Commons with credit sod 'dean.
loge. Nothing thews more plainly the nakedness
sod weakness of the present Ministers than the diffi-
culty now avowedly experiecced by the public
in fixing upon an individual qualified to suc-
ceed Lord LONDOMDCRILY in his office of leader.
This difficulty belongs to the Cabinet alone, and
not to the House of Commons at large, for there
are now in it many Members who are severally well
calculated to sust■in such a rank with propriety
and effect-but they do not sit upon the Treasury
Benches.

141.

matt Tat SIAIIII4 AIRIVIIT IS.
wow decided, that paymowt shall be made
Ike entitles furuished M kind by the States of
many to the Anstriao ammo daring the war
'1 1790 to 1100. The ligatidation will he con-
io the Diet et Frankton • bat, before the
44% confirming the debt caw be acknowledged
%laid,- the originals must be delivered In the
1114: Council of l%'air at Velma, which will have

• ...II attested by the Chamber of Accounts of the
sr Department. Many a district of the German
• • tires which may have considered these as bad
will receive with gratitude this beneficial dew
• mastodon, which affords a fifth proof of the sues-
. II which the Princes of Germsoy pay to the
rests of their subjects.

ITIAIIIIVRO. AUGUST IS.
The department of the layer Rhine has been
led for thew four mouths with plagues, which
• 611 ed .the inhabitation with coosteroation, and
• onced them to a deplorable caudilion. The
.1 n." hase terry where committed incredible ravages,
• n• Cully in the districts of Strasburg and Sabern.
1.2,..5e noxious animals harass mstiiplied. that in
.• cantos. of Subern 1.670.000 were caught in
'• and probably an equal number perished
. ii.eir holes. Several communes have not even
• .:I,ed corn enough to afford seed for the next her-
. ••.,. The mice now threaten the pntatoes. which
the laseresonrce the firmer. What mice
•I•aied wits destroyed by hail. On the 23i1 of June
.re was b moat dreadful hail-storm in Sirasburg
...ut its e Wrens; es erially is the communes of
i....lenbeins and Duppigheim, where the crops were
destroyed. The damage is estimated at
:;!n,OOO franca. The loss which the department
a. •••• sneered by these calamities is esiimattd at no
.4 aura than francs.—(Frankfort
I npers, August 19.)

We must not indeed overlook the merits of one
Right Memorable Gentleman, who during the
absence of Lord CAITLWRRAGII at the C 011411%, of
Vienna, sustained • very prominent part in the
debates of the Haase of Coalman., and who no
doubt would now be equally distinguished and
t ffscient if the same burden were again thrown upon
him. We allude to Mr. BRAGG& BATHURST, mild
strongly recommend it to his Majesty's Ministers
not to overlook the Right Honourable Gentleman
in their difficulty of choosing • leader. There was
at that time another Right Honourable Gentleiniin
who occasionally exerted himself, and who, if we
recollect rightly, silenced on one evening all the
clamour of the Opposition, by promising that certsin
papers and documents which they required should
all be produced. It indeed happeoed unfortunately
for the fame of the Honourable Gentleman, that
bit colleagues disclaimed his authority to offer
such a coiscesaioo, and subsequently refused to
produce whit he had so bountifully promised ;
but this circumstance, however awkward it might
bore lAsso to •ny other man, in no wise discon.

MINNA, ♦UOUST IS.

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The attise that the convsctsou inius ground thst
1.-ser will bst sneint:,ined its the east, by the cost-
,,..intss which the Purte has st length tetvlved to
1114 ItC, the more do our funds rise.

A

AUGUST 10.
etalliques, Me 16 ; Bank Shires, ,!:10 Lb.

S 7 t talliques, 60i; Baflk Shares, 876.

A VOUS! lg.

:O 'm :sorted him, id he -Was continuing to shine
' until his colleague" most angratefully extinguished
his lt"tre- ne aim prevented thenceforth from
speaking upon polities. and his belay. as a proof
MAJUTVII birour.. been promoted to the
:peerage. iVe sillttde to 'lord 10 AII'IIOItOUGH.
promot• is 'now so fit unlitilty, as it pre-
Mits theftifile'Vord fiotn exciting his talents
white tlihrare tnosl wanted. theltrench Minis-
-tiers Nave a great advantage over -their brethren of
England, for. by the, custottt of the French Legis-
lative Chmshers, the Nlinisters dve entitled to take
their seats in riff s.* tar the purpose of
developing. explaining. And supporting whatever
Measures at may plea* the Xiovernlnent to propose
for deliberation. Our (louses of i'srliament see
too strictly separated to admit of such a prai:tice
among ne; each House, therefore, must rest 5664-
(led With the shine of ministerial wisdom which
chance or design may have given to euriglicen its
cuuuseti.

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oii3tard dirge that nots'Occapies the A..isetoith
lti Pads is best shown by the circumstance that.
amidst the uproar of imaginary societies plotting
'the destruction of the State, the funds ire pro-
'restively rising.

fIIVIICIS FUND., AUGUST 23-4 km per Cent.. °petted
at 94 f. ; chalet, at 94 f. 5 c.—Neapt:litan Stuck, 711, —Bank
1,0441 f. t 5 c —Exchaage on tondos, owe mord?,
.95 f. 50 c.; flirty ditty, 25f. 35 c.

All speculation upon the probability of Mr.
CANNTSG's sopfriortneut to it seat in the Csbniet
is terminated by the home of the speech delivered
by the Right lion. Gentleman at the dinner given
to him in Liverpool en Friday last by the members
of the. Causing Club. Mr. Cantatas, we are
told, " spoke fur shout half sit hour, principally
on the subject of his proposed departtre for Lolls."
It is therefore seemingly determined by the Right
lion. Gentleman stud his ;Wilmot friends, that he
shall proceed to take upon him the duties of the
supreme government of India. and resign the wily
chance that probably will ever be offered to him of
ascending the proud height to which his early am.
bition woo especially directed. We are far from pre.
twirling to think that Mr. C•NNING is properly
qualified to manage the foreign relations of this as-
litre; but in the dire lack of talent that now dis-
tinguishes the Ministers and their party, we have
little hesitstiou in regarding Mr. Cantina as by
many degrees the ablest men who sits on the
Treasury Beach. We further think it likely that
Mr. CANNING is better fitted by previous study,
Isis habits of thinkilig. and the general character of
his mind, for the Foreign Office in Wooing-street.
sod the attendant displays of parliamentary do-
quettee. than for the government of our Indian
possessions. For some short time previous to the
late Quegies trial Mr. CANNING was President
of the Board of Control, in which office he might
possibly hive picked tip some general notions of
the state of affairs in Wirt. sod of the principles of
policy which have been handed down from time to
time through a keg succession of Governors. Ile
might have ascertained the points where friendship
or hostility should with most advantage be evinced,
and have acquired same degere of familiarity with
the names, if not descer.utsaractrts of the most promi-
nent actors in the of Indian warfare or diplo-
awl. Bur, beyeaull &Is wortficial knowledge,
what prepartitiou CAR Mr. CANNING be supposed
to bate had fur a situation tonally distinct from soy
in which he has hitherto appeared ? To say that he
is a matt of excellent otnlrnstruding. stud GO well
prepared fix the situation a• any of the noble and
distinguished personages who have preceded him,
gives on answer to this objection. It is the system
of thus choosing fur the high sod important trust of
Rover ll ll g India individuals not previously qualified
by habit or education Inc the charge that we cen-
sure. The government of that immense empire is
daily becoming more and more difficult. mud re.
quires a higher degree of delicacy, knowledge, as el
profound judgment, which can be acquired wily by
• deep and anxious study of the hietury,
laws. mauriers, stud lot judices of the native popula-
tion.

The Paris Papers of Friday lest are occupied
with the proceeding* against the persons changed
with hritig ent.cerned its the extraordinary conspi-
racy of La Rochelle. All the accused stoutly
deny any participation iu a project of a treasonable
description. while the President or Chief Judge of
the Court, who by the laws of France is advticata
against the prisoner., asserts es positively that they
are all guilty. This worthy Judge is very angry
with the prisoners for not imuiedistely confessing
their guilt, which, however, lie tolitinues In pre-
sume in the very teeth or their di melt,. A few such
displays ofjosliee in this country would, we think.
make Corbusier' of us till.
There is a report in the Augsburg aartie sh.t
the United Sestet of Ameeira hove coin turfed a
'Freely of Alliance and Cumtnerce with the Senate
of Greece, by which the Greek' are void to haws
ceded the ishind of Melo, in the Archipelago, t• the
Atuerictros fur 20 years, and also the port of Le-
pinto. Ti►e United State% upon their part, e
gage to lend their powerful aid to she Greeks. The
report sespitres its prior:ilia! Clailll to probability'
from the nrll•knowo euxiety of the [hiked Stales
to acquire a purl within the Straits •f Gibraltar;
but there are intere.ts in Europe which would be
too deeply affected by such a measure t• suffer it
to be concluded without more previous drliberatioss.'
It is stated on floc authority of come German Jaw.
Dale that u spirit of discontent hid .hewn itself in
sums di visions of the Russian army. particolarly the e
which made the campaigns of 'B(4 and 1513. It
appears. however, to 'amount only to talking politic%
and the expression of more liberal sentimests ace
quired in their travels.
The opinion of the people of France spot the

We have received German Phpers t 6 the tOth
instant. Lord STEWART, now Marquis of Low.
DONDUR ', left Stutgard ON the 1411 on his way
to Vienna. The rise in the foreign funds is ascribed
to the perfect confidence that prevails of the con.
tinusuce of peace between Titikey acrd Russia.

A Itamburgh Mail has arrived. with Papers to
the DAIt iostaot. The rollowiiig are eittracts:

HANOVER, AVOUSir 17.
The young Princess of Canahridr was yestrttley
haptuted by the name of Augusta-Caroline-Char-
lotte-Ehz,lbtth-Aloria-Sophia-Looisa.

HAM BURGH, 1130UST
Exchange on Landon. 37 1, 37 4.
ST. PITERSSURGH, ♦UGUIT 6.
The fete of tie Empress Dowager. mud the
Graud Duchess Maria of Wtattar, was kept yes-
terday with great solemnity.

Livhon Papers to the gth, grOmels to the 23d.
■nd Duich to the 24th, have arrived. Several
alight ',hocks of earthquake were lately Mt iu
bon, bet they were not attended with any damage.

We have received a aeriss of New York Papers,
from the 25th la•t to the 21 instan►. The (Joked
States frigate the Constella►ion arrived at that port
on the 3011 i last feast the Pacific. Her Commander,
Captain Mower.EY, has given the following ac-
count of the state of affairs its Chili and Peru.

The Comae/latent sailed from Valparaiso May
7th, arrived at Rio Janeiro June t lth ; sailed again
un the 16th, mailed at SL Pierres 13th inst. and
sailed the same night.
The latest n ears from Lima was to the 7111 of
April. Upper Peru continued in quiet possession
of the Royalists. La Sera was in Cusco, with
4,000 men ; Misfires in Auquipa with about half
that number. The people (natives), were desir-
ous of a change of guvernenen►, hut were kept
quiet by the Royal troops. Sall Martin had ere..
ated a force of six thousand men, and intrudes..
(as it was said) to take the 6rld in person against
them. The coast from Pisco to Chili was in
possession of the Royalists. The two Spanish
frigates that had been cruising in the Pacific
were given up to the ♦gent of Sao Marta is
Guyaquil„ its Fbrizsry last, foe a trifling cow-
pensatilis ; one of them, Or Proms, had arri►-
rd at Limo, the other, the Vengunse, was taken
possea•lon of by Lard Cochrane, at Guars-
quit, after having been near a month with the
Peruvian flag flying. flit Lordship was then at
eta with his fleet, and had made a determination
to take the Proms wherrver he slight 6101 her.
Chilot (die must southern part of Chili), was Will
in posressinn of the Royalists. An expedition of
360 men, in a frigate and sloop of war, sailed from
iralparstiao against it about th► middle of April
last. They were to be ran.forced at Valdivia. It
was gettrially believed it aould not be succesaftl.
When the Cosestellotion sailed born Rio, all was
quiet there, as well us Pernambuco; Bahia was the
wily putt its tl.e hands of the Royalists.

EXTRACT 010 A LETTER.
RIO JANstao, JUNE 17.
A Cortes loos liven veiled by this Government,
end diploopotie egoists ore nominated. and will soon
be diopotched to Eoglond end the United Stotts.

Mr. LITTLEWOOD. King's tivssenger, arrived in
tout' on Suiorl.y with dispatches from Scotland.
Mr. Itoutasoa. King's messenger. left town on
Sunday Hight, at eleven o'clock. with disinechts
for Scotbond.
Ozi Thous(toy, Mr. CIIIRISTIE, S King's mess
ps.se.l through Cm ii.le nt its chaise and four.
writ di-ihitcher fur his MAJESTY at Dalkeith
Palt•cnt

The Beet India Company's ship Centro/ Kr(
armed i.ff the I,!e of Wight yederday : she left
China the 20111 March, arrived at St. Helena the
30ili June, and sailed lroin thence fur England on
the 4th July.
Advice. have been received from the Cape of
Good Hof., to the 23d of May, «Inch confiim the
loss of the Matilde East luthusisn. She was tidally
wrecked. bat the evrw saved.
Tam Sem ADDISOIII.—This ship has merle the
shortest voyage to Cowen out of season and back,
that is ow record. She left tl e Capes of Delaware
on the sib of October lay, aid arrived in the Delm-
er ire the 40th July. having been abs-nt Laly, two
hundred on.l ninety days—discharging her oulatud,
and taking n full return ears* included. (,sprain
l!swirr came therrogh the Straits of Sonde. but
did not touch at An +r. Fell iu with She Dutch
Cimenodore returning from so rapeditioa against
the piratre, who infest slime Steens and neighbour-
liuud. He had just pot dictate flight mad captheed
two of their largess prows, which he was taking to
Balers.. The Addison spoke uo vessels on her

p woggle blow.
I 'I tie Fumes —The market yesterday wall very
steady mud nothusg dams. Farrago Stocks las-
i proving.

INotice has hers given by the Mood eater bmikers
that from and •Per the 49 h of September snit, the
rate of iesterrst charged an disease's, rood charged
land • !lowed on cumin account% will be 4 per coot.
pre !luaus instead of 6 per cent. as bereefor..—
(i.nclieft;r Giordano.)

(///111 TES )

LADY

I can't abide yew Turkish folk,
Mks take your wives by twenty ;
in Emilia.' owe is tboaelit au joke,
Aatt ausebers Mad it plenty!

TURRIIK •111111114AD011.
111 England, true, Ibis plea tnay
And be as gond as any ;
Eel all the charm, we see la
We oily lied is many!

PORTRAIT.
71101( TIM II tir SIC ETCH 2401

Dipp'd is a !bowed glowing dyes,
My petted ad* a Portrait iris",
I fear beyond my art;
Huw shill I, Eigrarod, dans Wee;
Thy varied skull, thy •atehs grim
Which teaches every heart

If is Nerriliet I sear
To pourtray all, hey Darrow, 'peak
Fur Elletegora**4 ;this'
I ere such energies of meted,
100 touches of the art I Ilad
Caa 6: a likeases thrre.

The heroine Melon should I try,
Aid as strong legki sad gado stir,
I au discoursed still,
Stich character is there dirylsed,
Would make the brightest colouring fade,
Lad bane Titisa's skill.

Nat* Wihflire tee, *Eska furbesr,
A Gaitlu'll hind iii angled abet.

Tv bid the canvass live;
disci wild expression—so GHIA and
&satins through, arid animates lie visit
As / despair is give.

Tho' " last trot lease," behold edema=
The opetale, via i Maid of Frame.
I. whom these powers unite.
iffp's gre'repur ani.oor, Hetes sic.,
Madge Wildilne• petiws, there are seen
To ittlerert sod Arlight.

I yield the task while thee I view
Genitor that's still to Nature true,
'Minim • srik
Of that bold, lestighi Pruirethrou Ire,
Which seeing the achrese a 4a•pire
Is. cowering—Joan of Are
Orrbrava. /strut 24.

FASMIO.VA OLE MO VIIMMNTS.

T. G.

The Disko of Norfolk oorioe.l yosooodor off boom is IL
Jaissea'a-iii•arr, hos I. seat, Amadei illoodorilmot '
Tim Deckles of Kitiosood mot she Lodi.• teumes-aw
isspemed is sows this day fsiiastko Duwskw 11.11,1111111111 Ms
of if ,rifOrd's NM at Richmond.

Ile Doke soil Duelers" Elletimed "oft 1041 timer
mit, Saslow, Dealerbore, ye steamy, foe Cantle.
wbere his Grote aspects • huge party of finds Go a shit.
eat ratersies.

The Earl of Guilford hos loft Mona he IN* sat, %wink
Alalary,Osfordshire.
The Earl of etshborohata wired yolked', el Ms brae
is Doverdareet. from Irs r at, halthorabow Place, Swoora.
The Earl of Thaw' arriwel is iron yesterday from oho
Earl sad Corinne Seftuter mat, Stoke Fara, offs 'Shadow.
lord Abraoley has left teheefur Bewletea.
Lord 1.11016'005% has left tow' fix Irk seal at left
Wmpum.
Lord sad Lady De Clifford waived yesterday et Themes
hotel, Beekeley.sqoare, from Mr. owl Mrs. Byars sat.
%whom P..k. arse Barnet.

Goan d'Orsay left Greillon't Holed, Alimmasark-atroalt.
yeterrdsy fur rails.
Arrivals at Brunet's Hotel, Leieestev-egeeffe t —Le Primes
Louis Delasi. iwuillr, frees Paris; MOMS. BMW, rteirellie
and D,Dir., from Srotked. Departures:— Soros Dada* f..t
Paris; Owen and &lies' is Herd red *elle fot Stet.
had; Messrs. Nate sad Barmaid', aid atomiser Torso, lit
Mr. sad Mrs. Bailey, have Make'. Hotel, /troy*.
Direct, on • titer.
A !crawler Daf. E.q. arrived )esterdity et the Royal Holt%
tit. James% strevi, Iron, a tour.
Arrivals at the Bsth Hotel, Arliectee *core :••••114aril Lk
burst, (nos a tour; %Nor sod Mrs. •ostoia, fries Heir
and le l)tiaet•hirv; 3lr Walton kola • Isar: Um. Illeeiria
free, the Cesium% t. Depart art at—Kr. Knox fee his Nisi is
Itaffaidebsir; Mr. sod Mrs. Mandy for their east is Cir.
'sari brosahare.

Moving Pocks have been lately alisewleted is
America. They are, we presume, a eet-off
the moving Bogs in Ireland.
JOSSPII BOtIAPAItT6, Es-King of Spoin„ lamed
through the village of Buifolo last week, no hi. way
to visit Niagara Falls, in cons my with Copious
Raiff. who cumnlantied the gun-Wig 'which eon-
ceyed NAPOLEON front the island .f Elba, on his
return to France, in 1313.—(Pleso York Paper.
July 30.)
Mr. KEAN commenced au engagement fur twelve
nights at Edinburgh on Monday bight, in the dins
teeter of leichard ill. Ile was well received, mid
the house has been crowded every night.
Mr. Kg/l.—This gentleman, it appears frets
the Itictitnotod Papers, is soon expected in the
United Stave.. If we recollect right, he promised
ll+ another visit its Ins foreseen letter to fulfil his
southern tnstr.gement. Ile is looked for in the fall.
—Ono York Popet.)
Mr. Ellt tHdtt. the celebrated enestlist, is also said
to have decided on crossing the Atlantic. The
lovers of exquisite singing will tint fail to hail his
arrival as a fortunate occurrence.—(dear: York
Riper.)
Wi-smaerstand the New Proprietors of Vauxhall
inttrd }losing the Gardens on Friday next, after
Sc oaemoolog graben, which, us spirited sail liberal mess
they were Justly ralitlrd lo expert. There are, however,
two sore llpporionisier, sonie:y, To•oeutreow and Friday,
fur the garlic's or Rope Vaulting, sad vibe's whe have not
area the surprising Jean R.llierlt, the Kin of all she Devils,
as he is so de.crtedly (rune' in a prufessiuual poist of view,
end hie road.rfal Family, including the lutist Devil, le
rimer their more than so wheal exploits, and the ribrr
splcarlid Ansascineats which bale truly sissaniekted sod dce
lighted tbuinautle nightly.

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association or
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POETRY.
?tritium GALLANTRY.