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Pacts. OCT. 30.
The Girths n Pap is stated, a few days ago, that the
tutor of d^ sous of the late Duke of .Montebello, formerly
marshal Larrics, echo are now residing at Presden, had
bean arrested by order of the Pritssi•ti Government that
his pup resisted the ex-cittion of this order with pistols
ia their hands, bet that an armed force having becn sent
for, they were oliligeil to yield, and suffer their tutor to be
taken into custody. It is further stated, that he has been
conveyed to Prussia, anti that he is suspected of having
written an outrageous lib.l upon some menthera of the
Prussian Rue al This tutor, VaIOSC 113100 is
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mentioned in the German Papers, is a young man named
Cowan, funnel ly Prafesser of Philosophy. Ile oluained a
brilliant reputatien by the lectures he gave at the Faculty
of Paris. Ilia dismissal was one of the first acts of the pro-
a:nt Hr was not the tutor of the sons of the
Pule of Mont hello, as the German Papers state, hut he
was intimately acipiaiite. with them, and as One Of dr an
au going to Warsaw to marry a lady of high birth, the
family requested M. Cousin to accompany him. M.
CAtiln was travelling with rassports, perfectly regular; and
his crest thcrtfore in Saxony can only be re,..eiled at a
1031101.il si,daticti of the laws of nations, and as an odious
attempt to extend the jurisdiction of the Inquisition of
tlayerce kyieid the boundaries of Germany, and even to
foreigners. Al. Cous:n never wrote a libel upon anybody,
te; to the members of the Piussian floyal Family, he knew
nothing of them, but being a Professor of Philosophy, he
was oldigeel to stialy ilia different systems of German Phi-
loselby, and he had made several journeys into Germany,
where he became acquainted with the most distinguished
I'r !tenors of the Universities in that country, and he had
maintained with them a scientific intercourse. Since these
jeurneys, snot of these Professors have been persecuted
and imprisoned in fortre.star. It is possible that in seizing
their papers, tile Police may have found some letter' written
to them by M. Cousiti ; and that would alone be enough to
induce the G.ritisaic Itiqtnsition to have him arrested.
Some persons,—and it is said ever the relations of M. de
Ment-belle,— are 'relined to believe that this act results
from powerful intrigues, intended to prevent the splendid
and advantageous marriage that young Montebello was
going to contract. Whatever may have been the causes of
this event, all the friends of science, ought to deplore it, as
M. Cousin wss in a feel he state of health, and quite inca-
pable of supporting a hong captivity, especially with the
ill-Cestment fur which the G.:rman Police is infamous.
The honour and elkmity of France are concerned that an
energetic rernonstrance should be immediately made against
this act of violence; and it is lobe hoped that the opinions
aseribA to M. Cousin, and the injustice committed upon
him by his dismissal, will nut prevent the :Mittiskrs from in-
terfering in his favour, in that way which not only justice,
humanity, rtid the laws of nations require, but also the
rational hauour.

Wm/itches. dated the ...nth of September, were received
'taunter at the ColoniAl Gibe from Major-General V:r
honed Penglas, at New Brunswick. They bring no
news of importance.
Sslnuel Nlahomed, Chan of Persia, arrived at Vienna in
Le early part of last month.
The Piedmentese and other Italians, ex-prisoners of
war, who were at Figueroa, have been sent to Tarragona.
Since the last events he Archipelago the affair of the
AMA' la considered to be decided, and it is affirmed that
a great Power has copies- it elf in their favour, in such
a manner, that important events may be expected in the
erring.—.4%enie;,te :..;lone.
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Comm cacl s. —We lately had occasion to notice the
progressive impel vement in the trade of Baltimore, as well
as one of the new op:ratiug catori of that improvement,
tam.ly, t'ie extensive mrrket opened to us by the bole-
penitence: of South Ainana sud Mesico, and the judicious''
reccenitiou of that indept vilence by the Goveruti eat of the
I,tiail States. It is with infinite satisfaction that we find
it veer duty to rent' rk, that since the amide on this
satj(c: to which we brae appeared in the Gm:, fora cir-
runstances have shown this trade not to have lost any of
its Activity, anal that it proceeds with a briskness which
bespeaks its value and importance. Since the period re-
ferred to, vessels have sailed for La Guayra, Porto Cavell°.
and ether ports of South America, freighted with flour and
different articha of United States produce and manufac-
ture; but what has chiefly led to ti lie observations at
present, is the saltine.; yesterday for Lima, of one of the
finest brigs that ever floated on the waters of the C'hcsa-
peale.—BaltMiore Pelletal Gozette.
NOR: I CA IiCILTN• Gns.o.—Tl:e Western Carolinian, of
Sptember says--" We learn from a correspondent in
Warms county, and also verbally from other sources, that
upwards of 1,000 elects. of pure virgin gold were found
near Parker's Ferry, in Montgomery county, 011 the
tit. One lump, weighing four pounds eleven ounces, was
found by a small Loy, about ten feet below the surface of
tbeeltal;. his. we believe, is the largest piece ever found
in this state. 'there are, we learn, snore than one hundred
met working at this mine, or, as those engaged in the bu-
siness snore appropriately term it, ' diggitigfor gat ; fur
warty all of this precious metal that has yet been obtained
his ble t found in loose, sandy, loamy eartlil'—ilo/timore
Anstric in.

cspy the following from an Evening Paper :
l'oarsmou Tn. Nov. mired this morning the new sloops
low—insinpion. (names. and Pelotas, with the Niemen (urn.
Fir: (:ommodore), front a trial uf la days' cruising in the Channel,
to atte...,in shutter the plan of ship-building pursued by the Navy
1),*0 las it has been carried into virect ist the construction of the
l'llsd,s) that rrofessoe Inman, of the Vora' Naval College
tut, coositucod the ()Testes), or of Captain John Haves, It. N.
(show nes principle guided the building of the Champion), is the
beat. Ile moth has been that Captain Hayes' plan triumphs
wet Professor Inmates, as much as the Proteseor's does ober Sir
Seyeings'a, or the Navy Board's, where vessel is not only
decidedly infern.r to both the others, but as bad as any previously
etisting slip of In, class in tie nave. In the most essential qua-
- nts sailing oti the aintl—the Champion moved ore-mi-
t:ea. aensiming :he most experienced judges of ships sailing, and
surp;a4e: all others is.as.ls in (Isis r..sncet they had ever seen. 111
raihng be!ore the wind, in a rim uf ninety oaks, yesterday, front
Torhar to Portlan,l, the throe resmls were rout a mile apart; but
tic st,:wzier hehioiout of the thumpion, in hissing weather,
',owed her powers, as a man-of.war. vlC:ra timer of tither 01
tic miler ships--inticed, put the Navy Want vessel out ut the fait
ssAs at competition.
The late hurricane in America appears to have been
severely felt throughout the whole coast of the United
s:3les•lf the devastation be so great as is deherilwil itt
t:.,0 private letter, unr manufacturers may congratulate
thmativ,s on the prospect uf a supply of cotton from
which Witt, in a great measure, compensate fur any
ar:l, h, tAltd d‘tic'.eti,:y of the erupt in ieorgia, and Carolina.
tat Friday aft: moon an extraordinary storm mound for
sesson of the year. In the :omit-west part of this
vt;uttly a tre:,n.i ti us ciuml came over abcut hall-past four.
I'r,•,n which a torn I,t of hail at: rain burst with inch fun y
as sctuallv to frig'iten hors a on the road ; soon after, se-
c'aps of thunlr were heard. and for 1111 hour after
vivid Lglituitr• flashed almost .incessantly. It did not
remelt the seat tide of the county till smite time after,
when the rain ft in such tittantitit a that at Thetrord the
L'w,f moms of many of the haws wrre inundated. and
the inmates driven up tars. At Attleburgh it was felt se-
vvrely•—lisry Post.
To PULBEIttIt n!.ACK-Eran PENCIL I)
ply a t!.in wash uf isinglass, which will present rubbing oil'
o'. Wier b's sk-lead, or of hard Week chalk. The simple sp-
pin:anon of skimtned milk will produce the same effect. In
using the latter, lay the drawing Hat upon the surface of the
thin taking it up expeditiously, hang it by eve
corner, till it drains and dries. The milk must he perfectly
tal fru= ere ,or it v;ill grease the paper.—Ecosvni,;:.

INTE LUG E CE.

The 11u17. of I uturved to Cheerlt.7 Park, New-
t:te Ito';‘. of t,..t.,111'11. Euston 11.11. _

The Puke and Ditcheaa of Ittdrurtl ,:rd family Marc town this
day. f4,-
Th, r S.O.i.bnry has returned to town,
fruit) I.urd ft try h 1111%ieS arat,
The 1:111.111:$ rf 1-EL town yentertlay, fur his fnther's
Duke Nott%. _

and Ltd). Hulloed left town yesterday morning, for
The Margois ef Lothian has arrival at Warren'a llotel, Regent-
:tree', fp,"

Lord V.I.Lou, h:.‘ arrived at his hm•se in Albenuttle-street,
Irom tFc I)ake of
.1:i• 0):.'1,%,..at. !hots.

'1" is roirtcss Dartninni. arrived on Tuesday, at her seat,
L.,ty :"...arilw left Tli.nuns's Hotel, Berkel.4-square, yes!,
of I -trtnintrh and his bra:lo-rit, the Ileitourable Crin&in
and the llonour.thle lien-y Legge' arrived on Tarsaay, &t
1:0u,,, in llcrkto.,..r.mlnar,..fro-n Vokio.cnt.
/..:.ty Cds:sline I..7gi;e only:A in town ya.erday, from the Isle of
Wight. _ _ . .

Thr Bishop of I>nn•n and Connor and fanril• errived yesterday,
at Ihr Watcrloo II trl, .le,o-,,n-strcet, from Oxford.
Peirce.: A Ittett-tte has Int iliclabio for l•'rogn.orc.
t 1,1 air Parker Carrel has anived at Lor.l's
Ilord-rarert, trout the Continent. Captain C.arke has left Mu°, for
Cheltenham.

Areir.ds at the Bath lintel, Arlington-street :—Mr. and Mrs.
g, (yell ; and Mrs. I.3vl:es, I Bright.m.
Departures Ina,. lII' tO :-.llr. Longf4rd, and and Mrs. Ord,
for the l'wontent. _

Arrivals at the 'loyal Hotel. St. Jantea's-xtreet 31nrse,
Esq. trim Liverpool; Richard Ilarrimii, Esq.
font: 01.1(1; Prier, R.N. frmii
parturc,:- —Sir Wm. 2scUlt, 8411, aril J. lb. 13riemitin, Esq. have
itft dittu f. r Elnrciice ; and Sir Hussey Vivian, !tart. fur hits seat,
Beachwood, ite.ir uthatopton.
Dinarture‘ from ilia Petashurgh lintel, ilover.litreet s—The
Miirtmis and 31a.chithiiii4 of Waterfurd, for Fmar.! ; the Earl of
Tyro., tar France; Lady Sarah, Laily.Sirtaa. and Ltily
11.4esfortl, for Paris; Lard William, Lord 11e:1.v, and I. ,rd
Jahn I:cre,food, fur Paris; Admiral Sir l'itomas aml Lady Foley,
fur Palm.

W NDSOR, Nov. 3.

HOY:\ lII'NT.

On Monday Lord !ti.;ixTrorTgiLl%!tlistcr of the King's
stag-linum's, on'rret: a tier to In; turned out for the ilsy's
diversion, in a large field to the right of SA where a
num.rous ti. Id of sportsmen was a,senibled to enjoy the
sport, some spectators on loot w.re also collected. A tine
deer was accordingly turned out of the cart soon after
ten o'clock, which tau thrungla the inclolwres to the left of
Farnham, thrtugl. the woods to the right of Dropnwre
Hill, taking towards high 11)conthe, to the left towards
Great Marlow, at whi,ll place it was taken alter a fine Chace
of upwards of two hours and a half.
Oo Tuesday morning the Duke of a•vonshire arrived
at Windsor Ca,:tk in his carriage and four, limn the Royal
Lode, where his Grace had been staying on a visit to
the *King for some days. The Noble Mike inspected the
alterations, &e. which are getting very furl...aid at the
()astir. - -

Most of the nobility and persons of distinction who have
lately be n on a visit to the King at the Royal Lodge, hay*
paid visits to the Castle.
His Majesty C011111111.:E in the enjoyment of excellent
health, and takes an siring daily in his phaeton when the
weather permits.

The Duke and Duchess of Clarence came to town from
Bushy yesterday morning ; the Royal Duchess alighted at
the apartmt nts of the Duchess of Kent, at Kensington
Palace, on her way to town. Their Royal Highnesses
returned in the aft, moon to Bushy to dinner.
Yesterday morning the Princess Augusta arrived in town
from Frogs 1101 C.
Yest-rday being the Princvss S.phia's birth-day, her
Royal IliOmess received the congratulations of her oval
relatives, the Duke and Duane. of C:arence, the Duchess
of Kent, and the Prmc.ss Augasta.
Mr. Secretary Csiming art i veil at Gloucester Lodge on
Tuesday evening from Suffolk.
The Earl of Liver pal still continues at Walmer Castle.
The Spealor of the Huns:: of Commons arrived in
town on Towalay.
Yesterday the Lord Mayor, the Lord Mayor Elect, the
Sherithi, the Recorder, City Chatnlrrlain, several Alder.
men, attended by the City Marshals, Marshalmen,
proceeded in the usual state from Guildhall, to the house
of the Lord Chancellor, in I latoilton-place,
to 3%ft:ire frotn him an intimation of his Majesty's appro-
bation of the choice of the Citie.ms of London, in their
election of Lord Manor for the ensuing year. The She-
'rich, with the City It entetnhrancer, aftet wards proceeded
in their state carriages round the West End of the town,
to invite the Foreign Ambassadors, Cabinet Ministers, the
Oibeers of State and Houst hold, the Judges, and other
persons of distinction, to the grand civic entertainment to
be given at Guildhall, on Lord Mayor's day, the 9111 inst.
The friends of Lord Percival at Penryn, are quite on the
alert in expectation of his Lordship's mother, the Countess
of Egmont, who has promised to pay the borough an early
visit.— C.rn won Paper.
Sir William Young, Bart. has returned to Bailieborough
Castle, after an active canvass of the Freeholders.
Ralph Benson, Esq. of Lutwyelic, has announced his
intention of becoming a candidate fur the borough of Staf-
ford, at the next general election.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East
India blouse, when the following ships were thus stationed.
viz.:—.Phonies Grenville, Captain William Manning; and
Marquis of Wellington. Captain J. Blanshard, for Bengal
direct : Princess Charlotte of Wales, Captain C. Biden ;
%Potreo Hastings, Captain G. Mason • and Minerva, Cap-
tain G. Prohyn, fir Madras and Bengal.
The East 1 nil ia Company's outward-bound skip Thames,
was all well in lat. 20. Vt. S., long. 32. SI. W. ; the t!.•e
nut mentioned. The Thain:x spoke the Princeu
also outward-bound, in lat. 7.35. S., lung. 97. 39. W., 1.111
the 6th June, all well.
Lucien Bonaparte is stated to have engaged the whole
cabin of the Crisis, one of the to.vr line of packets between
New York and London, and was therefore expected to ar-
rive sows en England.—American Pater.

A Greek of Adrianople, named Niculaidor, has caused a
translation into modern Greek of the system of military
tactics ailoptcd in the Freda army to be 'printed at Geneva,
for the purpose of circulation in Greece.
. . _

Among the pictures which attract most the curiosity of
amateurs, in the French exhibition of this ',car, at the
Louvre, N. e observe an interior, where is mil a woman
dying of hunger, a man who blows out his brains, and a
soldier who cuts WI the head of a child.—Quelle
rinnte!

Marquis Origo has just made at Rome a successful trial
of a new tire-engine. By his method, the watt r prop:Bed
in mess, and fallit•g in urrents on all the parts un fire,
covers them instantly with so great a volume of water, that
the roost impetuous flames :•rc COIllpel:Cd to yield to this
species of universal inundation. The experiment way
made with great success by the inventor, in the presence of
a great number of ravens. it perfectly succeeded both
with reference to the handiness of the maticcuvre, and the
rapidity of the resul, which did nut require more than a
few minutes.

At Clinton, on the coast of Canada, a spring has been
disc-m.okt'. which issues from a deei. f..rotto, and the water
of which forms. at a little distance, during the whole win-
ks.. it gnat basin of ice. l'h's ice maintains itself from the
month of March to the month of Oett her; at the approach
of winter It thaws; and it d es rot re-establish itself till
the return of spring. The CAUS* is unexplained. —Xt ter
tj I,itrratsirr.

USLAL !—BISII.X ()meta AOAIN
The following Capitals all drawn yesterday, were shared
and sold by Dish,
iz•.7:,a, a Prise .14' £3OOOO.
Nu. 14.= . . P2O 15,900 . £3lO
lion . 15.•2117 - . 20)
19.90 . 210 1,241 - . 200
16,411 . - 210 SANIR - 209
The Thirty Thousand Pound was sold In Three
Quart. is, am! Two-Sixtrentli Shares, the
forte:trite holders of which, or of any of the other Capitals,
mar receive their prize-money immediately, at Ilialfs
Ottleet, 4, Corultill, or 9, ('haring-tress; where particu-
lars of the New Scheme to be drawn the I lith December,
containing Two So,oool. and Two Vo,oolg. Pr!zys, S. Sec.
may to had gratis