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TIIKATRE ROYAI., DRURY-LANE.
•Th:s TUES. DAV November 9. lOU be perforated
THE WONDER Ps M'OMAN KEEPS A SEC3ET. •
DeaSailEr , =start t Liser.-30, Mr. Herter; Donna Violante. Mn.
Yates; Plera. Miss Meal.
After oly!^h,
CINDERELLA.
To matelot% with
THE CH ‘NTED EoURSER
Or. THE SULTAN OF CURDISTAN.
—fifusf7iaA Evo'uttane ly Mon& Duet ftw and hM Troop.
Tat poi of Perste. Mr. Art a.; Alinavon, Pent? of Penne. Mr.
Poole,: in.:mar:4% the Enchanter, Mr. Wallaek Mahon.% the Slave of
ALaraMcir, Az. Harter. Tao Pstneroa et caariaadre. Mr& W. Meet:
Staarene,
le:narrow. Dar frelsehuts„ and Simpson rani Co.

THEATRIC ROYAL. COVNNT-GARDEN.
l'.,ll.lEren!TK. TUT:.:PAY, Nov. 9. s: be rorformed
ly0):AN NEVER VEX r; or. THE wmow or coizmni.j..
the Sixth. Mr. assor F...rtet. Mr. Voury,•. Sfephen /over.
Xt7fletnllei Foster, Ju Mr. Coorer; Mater Drown Mr. Eger-
-Ihin I Slr Hodfreriyeedweti. Mr. artley: Master Innoeent.Lamheklu.
X. Seeley; Clown. Mr. 11!auehird. Agnes Wo:stod (The Widow ,I
CetakaH, Wee Mester; Mrs. Yoder. Miss Lacy: Jane. 101!ss Mmes.
ti Mt V. tts Lard Mayor's Show. as ft passed thrs.ugh Chess/M.I4N In
the year 1141.

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Tnr MICAIP:4; or. THE WATER-CAMIM
S2•GWI. ?dr. Efweett.

Toe(sorer, be Da. tar of So,1:1e.

THEATRE HAYMARKF:T.
TAU Evening. TV kV. November 9. will be performed
Slit rO•il,S TO CONQUER.
Wiseehrtle. ; %NY:re If .riow. P4r. %Iran: Tony
Lampirin, Mr. LJoton. 14:11 liordoastle. !Um Rehr.
After which,
Twoutn PC7.7.1.t A CONJI:IinR.
PeWX. Cow of Muorovf. Mr. Yining; Peter Summits, Wr. W. West:
Von Dander. Mr. Lbst.,o. Bertha. Wm T.
To ,c.0711.(1e with
DiF MAYuit OF GARR %TT.
Nejor Iturge..E. Mr. Doirtou; Jerry Sneak. Mr.W.Weet.
lie.zorrow. The Bei,pws• Crers. The ftivals. and Shalom end C.
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ON THURSDAY i.nd SATURDAY.

Ilts Barrios Prams commenced publishing yesterday 'midair
at lire o'cluek.

LONDON, ICESDAY, Novanssa 9. 15R4.

In the Paris journals of Saturday there is an almost
euti.-1 absence of every thing of interest on this side of
the Channel. The Jovreal des DrLals has suspended its
hostilities with the Ministry, but the Curslif trtionlri and
the Coserrier Francais do not relax in their now almost
hopeless efforts to drive M. de VILLILLE from his seat in
the lit) c's Cabinet. The former asserts, that the Pie-
skint of the Council has opened a private correspondence
in the Belgian papers, from which a paragraph is quoted, '
salting that the french Illinisters are very active in pre-
paring themselves for the aplneacliingSess!on of the Legis-
lature. They are dctermincd," ,it is added, "to avoid
all discussion.: that may tend to produce discord. .Two
charges v.ill certainly take place in the Cabinet before the
openioc of the Chambers, and several new P.•era will he
creatttl." Our readers will find, in the letter of' our Paris
Correspondent, the meat correct flew of the politics of
lbw, busy and intriguin7. capital. Whether M. de VI
tete will ultimately be compelled to yield to the aseeants
who surround him on every ride, is probably a fact at this
moment altogether uncertain. Cuaatos X. is fond of
public applause., tut he may, perhaps, think tl.st the
whistle may sometimes be bought too dearly. The trouble
and difEcultv of forming a new Administration might, in
his opinion, tully ceuntcrb:.l;:nre the momentary addition a
change would give to his popularity. 13esides, from whence
are to me the materials of a new Cabinet? Would the
Liberals be better pieleed with M. de MONTUOZENCT
and M. de CH itTEACIIR!•ND than they are with M. de
Vittstr end M. de CORBIERI. or would the Royalists
be satisfied with the expulsien- of the lathr in order to sub-
stitute a Miniary like that cit' M. de Cat! ?
The aruniieur denies that any of the plans laid before
the pubde for the indemnity of the emigrants, have the
satetion crf the Go ver nmetit.

IVe observe that the greatott pains are tr.! en ti conciliate
the military. At an enter :aie.nient given to the 11th legion
of the National Gterd on St. Charhb's Arty, after having
several times drunk till: cf the KING and the Roy*:
Fan: y, a tout wsz proptys.tl—" To the Frer.ch Army,
the soldiera of llarcnr„o, Aucterh.:, and La Verit'.e?, who
united their ;mires under the same Ttz in Spain." It is
*el for the French Gal:en:m:ln it the sohli-ts tf 111ren-
go and Ls Ventioe ein Le tht:s easily made to believe that
they are'reelly frirn It w:suld, pirhaps, be r..:sty to sey
lass s'zcut the battler of Ls Vendee. The reminiscences of
that seer cannot generate amicaMe
Fargcs Fr:4 ns—P",us, Nov. o.—fire per Cr:A.
W; Bank Sun;k, 1975 f.; per Cents. and Fal-
comet Certificates. ; Rene if I.:sr:c.c. 17 ; Royal Spr.nlita
Loan. ;, Esensageoll Luslon,one ; dare ditto,
fO.

Last night we received she Aciniirri?sirn PeFets Satur-
-Is7, tad Mint nrgh Papers to 'Wednesday. Thry bring
the most favoarable servants of di:: iiticccs.:ivt.,:n.:egeiner.ts
between the t..;:eeit and Turkish itriets. Tire CA.PITAX
PACRA, it appears, after ?I...l:sluing the grc:tt..-st di:Asters,
beirwitki dificulty reached the li,rdAnelles with his own
4gp, one sinee frigate, and ten tranvorts! The next news
we obeli bare will be, that, according to the established
rawer e Turkish di' he hes lost I,ls head. The

Egyptian expedition, in order to capture the Viceroy's
son, who, it seems, is not yet actually made prisoner.
The victory over Du.visit DACHA is conflret d. He fled
from the field of battle dangerously wounded, with only
ROO men, leaving in the hands of his conquerors all his ar-
tillery and baggage. Despondency reigns in the Diver. ;
but the public tranquillity had not been disturhed. Thus
has terminated the last effort of the Musseltnatis. It
would be idle now to doubt that the Creeks are competent
to maintain their inflependerce against the SULTAN. They
have nobly established their right to resume their statiott
among the states of Europe. May they be as wise in
settling their internal afl'airs, as they have been fortunate
in defeating their external enemies.
[From the Amsterdam Perm]
FRANKFORT, OCT. 31.

Letter from the Levant say, that the Greek Bishop of Naxos
had scut, some nine ago, an act of subreivsion to the CAPITAN
PACIIA, sad that the Ctntral Government of Greece has lately
caused that prelate to be ar-estri, and brought to Napoli Ili
Romania, to be put upon his trial for this proceeding.
ODUISA, OCT. 15.

Letters from Constantinople of the 9th and 10th of December,
bring the following news :—After the action off Samos, another
bottle took place on the 10th September, rear Stanchio and Dun.
dram, between the Greek and the combined Turkish and Egyptian
fleet ; the Greeks burned the fine frigate Africa, a corvette, and
two brigs, and took 16 transports. Eight of the Greek ships were
damaged, and went to Santo. to repair; they had ICO men killed or
wounded. After this, there was a third battle off Patmis, between
the Greeks and the two combined fleets. in which the Greeks burnt
two frivist--• and four brigs. Three days after this there was an-
other battle., in which the Greeks turn' three frigates, and took
four brigs belonging to the Turkish fleet; several transports also
fell into their hands. In this battle they took prisoner the celebrated
IssesE a GIBRALTAR, Commander of the Tripolitan fleet, and the
brother-in-law of the niche of ELIYPT. The Turks have cfrered
200,000 Spanish piastres fur the ransom of Is MAEL GIBRALTAR,
but Admiral filtannts has demanded eight frigates, and whatever
he had under his command. The Admiral continued to pu-stie the
remaii der of the two combined fleets, and has so harassed them,
1 that the CAPSTAN PACHA lin with difficulty reached the Darda-
nelles, with bis own AO, one frigate, and ten transports.
__ .

Captain BASSELATO3., who has arrived here, eonfimia all the
samunts written from Constantinople. Ile entered die Dar,lanelles
ou the same day as the CAPITA!! T.scrta, and ad Is, that the
Greek Ilea continued to pursue the scattered Turkish shirt.

The son of the Pasha of EGYPT (whom succeeding accounts
probably confounded with one of the prisoners abovementioned)
will hardly be able, according to Captain BASSELAIOSI, W escape
the Greeks. Exinaordintry despondency prevails in the Divan and
in Constantinople, but the city is tranquil, and no dixonicrs hays
taken piece.
Lord STRANGFORD embarked at Constantinople, for Trieste,
on the Bth Octot-r-... Alt the primmer, taken by the Greeks are
sent to Nandi di flenr.ania. We expect the particulars of the
trophies gained. and of the manner in which' :he Faithful have coo.
eluded this glorious campaign. Their success by lat.d has been
equally brilliant. They have destroyed the Turkish anny under
Dr.RVISH PAPUA. who escaped darigCrOuSly wounded with only
804/ men, leaving all his artillery, baggage, 6i.c. in the hands of the
Cheeks.

Lrrons the Ihnaburgh Papers.l
Wer.s..m. OCT. 19.
The Grand Duke Abuses:. hes left skis city .o return to St.
Petertburgh.

BEIILIN, VET. 30.

Sir W. CONSIIEVE has arri.cd here from Himont. On the
12th of thi. mouth, the town of lEupperbergh, in Silesia, with the
exception of a few houses, were burnt to the ground.

STOCKHOLM, OCT. M.

His MA/EST Y has addressed a letter to the Board of Customs
to the following effect :—" Considering that toe venshies attached
to certain offences against the Tara are too severely puniabed by
eonliscation of ship and cargo, his :if AJESTV has been pleased to
approve the reversal made by the Board, and to order e..eurtlingl:
—that if a foreign snide, the importation of which is prohibited,
should, contrary to the regulations, be brought in a vowel not be-
longing to the country where the article it roduced, this article,
if the Captain has duly entered it, shall be sequestered and
rwld by auction, for home consumption, on paying of the
duties. one half of the proceeds to be divided between the
Crown and the informer, and the other half given to the
owner, but both the ship and the commander of the cargo shall be
exempt Com coufisestion ; but if a foreign Captain brings goods
from any country whatever, which are either prohibited, or if al-
lowed to be imported, are not duly entered on his arrive], but con-
cmled, this be considered as en attempt to smuggle, and be
punished according to the existing laws. The employing of false
papers to introduce goods not produced in the country to which the
ship belongs, shall be punished, as now, with confiscation of the
ship and the goods; which. however, shall net extend to that
part of the cargo produced its the country to which the ship
belongs, and the imports. ion of which is no violation of the law.
The use of for ign vessels to convey Swedish produce between
Swedish poets, shall continue to bo punished by loss of ship and
cargo.