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THRATRR-ROYAL. DIMMY.L nix.

TO-MORROW, SATURDAY. October 13,
his illajedy:9 Remade will perform (llst lime) a sew
Orsadatic Piece, is three ark, called
GERALD! DUVAL,
THE BANDIT OF BOHEMIA.
▪ Gera!di Duval, Mr. Cooper. ; Coons Altroberc, Mr. Air.
card ; Maurice, Mr. Meredith ; Wittskia, Mr Koichi ; Kam
_silt, Mr. Randall; Memoir, Mr. Smith. Edwin's!, Construe
of Numbers, Miss fiusilbsos; Ni... MISS albite ; Nintseeties
Mrs. Bland; Barbaro, Mts Error.
whirls
THE C* °NATION.
• The Procession esessWarer from IVe.tesiretter Hell.—
The Seteard Reese, tilt Idierior of the Abbey.—The Thiele
sod IlitrOsidospirms, is which Mr. Koichi sill isatrodso
a ere Cassie Leg, *stilled, " The iliac surt he Consist' •
Old Mailssiiid thie PsWe."—The Finisollreoe, the •
.is Me tuareeed which the Grated gate, of she Cb.sonAllik .
To eemdmie with (lath tisse) a'ssew Farce, ';
• • • • MONSIEUR TONSON.
▪ The IPriseticksl Cbsisidees by Alsters. Cooper: ',Writhed*
Isom, Gatti.. W. H. Itiliinwle, Meredith, Fistsc.,• WO;
imidint,, Miss Serdelests, aid Met. Wawa. . dr
elite litho bri to mow& at 8a5..00.111. stall• Mis
lossassees Is bees aiTievell. • •
Room 711; Second Pries; 3s. d
-Pace, tar-Gailery, Is. • &egad Prices 111.-"V1:10"(hi.
jery, la.; Seoul rein, id.
••• On Monday, GeraWi Duval—with The Corpsatiou—and
. Ilsosiesr Tosses.
A raw Cesar* la is rebored.

- EAST INDIA HOUSE. O,y* 10, ISM
/VHF. COURT tpr DIRECTORS qf the
1. • UNITED COMPANY of mr.Roimers W ENO.
LAND, leading to Nee EAST INDIES, do knotty pier
Notice,
Thin the COMMITTEE of MUTING and WARE.
HOUSIS will he read to. receive Primeval@ le' lerittolt.
INK sealed ** or beC
reWEDNESDAY. the 7th of Novels-
her, 1$ I, front weft Perron* as 'nay be trilling to apply
the Cour** we*"
CAST .IRON WATER PIPES;
and the Cnatlltiosa of the Contract max be IPPPO4IO
'Arms to she Clerk of the sad Cerentittee, wiiYMiw the
Propovelv ingot he- left titdbee Meyer *Theft its the Pore-
noon of the .aid 7th day nt.Nigatereiter, after which hear tie
Colentatten age net receive any Tender.
JOSEPH DART. iseretary.

awl last y, the plating thee wipe, "either ligto„ nor air,
nor mare, nor any decaying principle, conW coat sear
them, ..If Mei dad stet esly ..abed to !err dons Fmk-
eremite as lesse an Utak empire Weed, nays& hese as tiscritt
was a gran of their relsohnte is Per* in the ifiNissidial of
one store open anode,. bet Ito if "lei bul*PtraSnlidaed
that amigos three et firer thestrind yeses later V•ais tbent-
selves mold admit" their skill, sad battle, rte. is tLose
dead sanstoesoots of
all this et 76;4 Ake 'they kora arts
ehith belle ?her.
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pail of the award iteeM so as tis insets: a periusionit
for the important Sea Loeb, ibis. safely sarpended (ar.tt
were) in ortlSeial groped. which for the more pet feet ciutti
littation, remained • keg time 14111111.4 ed before the pit fie
reeeivieg she loch wee smolt in it. This took Aare in 1819,
anti the vast tradie, as it moil be deemed. of mniionev,
dimerisions 1,0 feel hire, 40 feet side. 3sl feet d:wit.
celestite of receiving the largest merchant ships, was roes.
pleted in 1812. mod the luck gates nese attached to it in the
coulee of the vest year.
Jost above high...water wank, five hundred yards from the
Sea lock, the Gwal is raised right feet by means of the
Clarbootharry lock above which the banks are so placed as
to toles the Cassel tote • basin of tweutyorrer, tretetirfore
hied overflow/et by the Pen at high hider. Ist 'teeth lhil
basin, which more properly perhaps might he termed a wet-
oodi ar heebeets exceeds SOO yard*, and terminate* with a
irrimef, a awing bridge. mid the Muir • their' of lock..
This wharf is iatimately connected slw emesocree of
11111Pf1WIS: being indeed only hill( a distal:: from Ole
Frew timber bridge, whirls has ahead, gen hi prodpcx n
terborb oe sheerest side of the Firer Ness. The great North
Bowl passes serer the iron melee bridge at air place, and
above it rise la equal weep* the four elleirtowei locks, ...owl.
tallow a mists oftmeeenry MA yards in leapt% led is hide
would claim Mire description lo this place, were It mot ti.
(welled in ether poets of the Caledonian Centel : the sitrititio
of these lock, has stoweoirldlity toured a grenterwspeasie thaw
elsewhere is backing or eurrotinding the masonry *ilk a sof.
!Iciest quantity of earth fur access to the lucks, nail for sap-
port of their side walls. About a mile above the Illeirtoon
locks, the Camel panes close ender the south end of the
detached hillock called Tomnahurich, and a forlaug beywid
it is soother iron bridge (the Ought bridge), swinging hod-
soutally, like that at Moirtmen and all the other bridges on
the Card. Betweee Meirtown mot this bridge great PR. "
pestle has beer. interred in raising the banks of the Cassel to
•thelefell height; rod • more incoavenient operation has his
come io the immediate neightmerliood of the
Bught bridge, where the looseness of the gavel soil is Noah
as has misdeed tedious and expensive Ishour in liming tbe
bottom sad sides of the Goal to prevent an jocose..
nisei degree of looker. The pnblic road from she 'owe of
Inverness to lb* western part of the comity poises over this
bridge, having hems dieerted from its former line (between
the Torvaine sand cliff and the river Ness), moth to the ism.
vessieoce of the traveller, and with cousiderable saving el
txpeere to the Coes! fend..
Between Buten bridge amid Torvaior' in December ISO?,
the labourers employed in excavating the Canal, discovered
a silver chain of double link', 34 in number; its length IS
(aches, and weight 104 moron. A sketch sad detailed do-
scription of this remarkable rerrionni of antiquity, obit*
was Cooed in removing a moire or tumulus, is termed is
the Affeitdis to this Report. •
• V Torvaitte the Camel borrows part of the former bed
akfireiver Ness, whit% is pushed away into s more sped.
qporallopereel. prepared for it by removal of a point of lead
opposite to Torvaine. From his place the Cairo' is earthed
aloug the level moor of Danaine (two miles) to ToeMIN,
opposite to which soother point of land is resseved for a
like perpose; and beyond this the reguLutibs lock is act.-
, ally plated is in old channel of the river, which is this
place was bass toy separated into a double stream by as
island of gravel, deposited by river Roods, and without se
owner. Stich • situation of the regulating lock points out
the difficulty of keeping the lark-pit free from water, while
the foundatioes, pleasure, and oide-wslls of the lurk were
is progress daring the years 1813 and 1814; lost this was
• 'cavort/abed with anwsparative rasa through the increment
atteotiva or Mr. Devidoest. sea. sheet riecesrea, al 'bat time
oar Superiosedieet ill the Claidsonekarry &strict.
k The term vegishilhege loth is not perhaps so common, Net
that • short explassaticra may be admits, d, especially es the
three lakes in the line of the Caledosiien Canal require twice
that number of regulating locks, and iu truth have thereby
created a oetessity for three or four additioaal locks, if
theme may be tailed additional, which would riot otherwise
have brew required for the perpeedicoiar rise of the Camel to
its mimetic level. The earlier of all the three lakes (Loch-
Ness, Loch Dick, sad Loels-Loclsie) is liable so be ratted in
stormy weather, or by the melting of snow, seven or eight
fret above their lowest &premium. iVisee the water is at
fell height, the regulating lock at the upper tied of the
lake is not inlet"; whet' at lowest, the regulating lock •t
the lower rod of she more lake becomes useless ; at the aver-
age level of the surface of the lake, they are both equity
useful (each fits a half, or firer-foot lift), but in aosmse are
they of more efficacy than a single lock elsewhere. This last
observation does ant apply in she same manner to Loch-
Oich, which creates easployseeet fur both or neither of the
regulating locks at each red of the wesenoil heti (of which
it forms a part) according es its surface is very high, or
very tow ; at all other time. it requires the use of both wily
in proportion to its own bright of surface.
Half a mile above the regulating lock, which has riven
rite to this digression, and after passing by an •xten,ive
waste wear constructed for its security. the Canal eaters the
little lake of Doughfoer, • sort of appendage to Lock- NeSs.
from which ,t is separated by a depti-it of gravel and alluvial
soil, test on a lip of almost impenetrable blue clay, which
p to the carfare water of Loch-Ness from forming for
itself a level passage to the ocean. As to the borrow of
Lweh-Ness, we have had occasion to state in a former Re.
port, that it is seventy fathoms deeper than any pats of the
Murray Frith, and forty fathoms deeper than any part of the
North Sea between Inverness and Jedlsed.
Between Donghfoiir and Loch-Ness much dredging has
bees necessary for deepening the channel, and this has been
a difficult task, trot only from the tenacity of the clay, but
from the buried wanks of trees, such as could sot be doh
engsged without chains and capsti : two specimens lie on
the shore, one weighing nearly duce tour, the other upwards
of seireu tour.

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CA LEDONIAN CA Neivill eL. -, •
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TO TOO R0N012114111.11 Tilt RSTORTI, CITIZIllals
•RD lunation, ill PAILLIgiIIeNT aIIBII.OIIIILeD. •
Eighbossith Report of the Omomiesioseers appubeled he
catenate iota (menthol the pale poses of ate 6,11, poired
'IN the 634 year rof the dhis tale Illoiseier ifilillike.
•4 As Let fur naafis( tol Utbsty the turn of Tweet;
Themmusel .Piemeolit, defrayreg the expease or
,a..
ieolthei cc Lied Ilselgatiii4 frees the Raster., to lie
Western *ea, by latteetraitillpil "re Wiliiiaa, awl for
takeoff She meeesestes 'Reps toAkfille esemeilme the mom ir
.--ened also, far the porpmeolf as. Act, passed is the 444
Yee: of kis late Majesty, istitaled„ "'Ars Act for making
further Provision for making sod easiosaialag an Inland
Novitatioe, comemaly called The Cederikeida Centel,
teem flee Resters to the Western Sea, by ineeraess sod
Fort William, in eleolkned."
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Our Report of last year commenced with an estimate sad
staiemeist of the sum of mammy at that thole necessary for
*peering a passage through the Ceeeoleeteix Canal. where.
epos a grant of Mary amassed poured' was given by Par-
r:Rameat fee that purpose ; sad we see so remora ts. doubt
• ,rhellememplialiaimit of such !sewage before the. fund 'mow
„les oar possession are rebellions.; in fact the renaming
West Aberchalder sear Loch-Olch, and the bridges at the
Atills of that lake. are the only considerable winks • which
1: is he ir completed for that purpose; not bat that a
. ._ quantify of dredgiag will thee remain to be
Wore
it Loch-Oich, sad at some 'other parts of the
the fall depth requielkrillit the passage of large
411011 cam he attained.
..if
This Oh the compeassiieert Atmore! claimed 4
tleararry 'slid others. *(uses to require a moderate
great of mosey is the rust illessise of Parliament, but nut
soy grawfwill be secessary he the present Session, our we
Meat at all, mail after vesaelssleall have passed through the
Camel from sea to sea.
The expenditure of the tam year (always reckoning frees
fie hi May to the Ist May) appears to have bees fifty•seven
illsessesi five hundred pored., of which thitty•oeven theo-
ries/ was expended ow labour : the plare, the time, the
Fdi. INA the degree I. which the midtown were, ear-
appears is the aural labeler form, from which also we
' e somber of persons employed .sthe email to have
at six hondred and forty-four; or 'ewer by fifty-
in the precedlog thrifts omatlie of four weeks
"NIL The residue aNU expeothmere hes been ehirdy di-
rected to the purchase of timber plash, and of calcites
framing for the lock gates; for it will he remembered that
since the year 1814. iron castings have bees substiteted fur
the oak pusts sad ribs which before that time were oftiver-
sally is use fee that purpose. Necessity nuked was. the
mother of inventive in this case, no more limber of suf-
ficient dimensions for such lock gases Wise obtainable, or
that the gales of the sea-leeks mid of theme Nearest to theft,
are the only ones eatirely teemed of itailwri.
The safety of navigation in the him in Loch-Neal espe-
cially, has brew established by such a degree of experience as
crews to reader someeeimery the eientie•aace of the il mewl
Weather Raidefer, which we New insert for the last tame, al-
though we shall not fail to cause a similar account to he
kept, the series brims meek as deem yes to be eoritiaued fat
scientific purposes, especially as we are also is possession of
daily observations of the barometer *ad therm Dinner fur the
last twelve years.
We have thought fit to reserve for this Report an impres-
sion of the map which appeared is the Report of 1806; sheer
which lime pleas of dieliact P01'604111 of the Goal, elgelle,
(thereby omitting the lakes) have been mars 0110,1:112,
than a rowel map, us admitting dellomithim oie'h'
larger scale. We sow revert to our anieeedeee practice,
sad with some salesman., as being enabled .mark the pro-
gress of public work. (we speak of Richland roads and
bridges) he arid sear the Great Glen of Scotland; whic.b is
is itself • ressiarkable, perhaps a Manila . speciosa, of a
valley visibly rectilinear exlearting use hundred suit twenty •
miles from Tarbet-Ness to the Isle of Mull; lacked, meeting
wit b no interturtion, although covered by the sea, from Wick
is Caithness, to use lisle of Islay, in which extended sense a
Modred miles more may he added so its length ; in all which
space the iiiterversing dry head in out more this.. twenty miles
is extent, sad this as sow eat through by the Caledonian
Canal; the highest el...ratios of which being 1.., thaw 100
feet, very little exceeds the perpendicular height of the Pad-
dington basis above the river Thames.
We have deemed it sllowahle to mark on our map the
monuments of ancient sad of euisperatively models trans-
actions, which exist in suit sear the . Canal; "etch as the
l'orylsel Fort (as it is usually called) on Craiq Pliadrig,
nese Clarkenichsery; sad timer in sight of it, or of each
other (If need as stations for fireitiglials), a second near
leverlaring, a third near the river Dick sad a fourth in
Gleo.Nevis, a few mike eastward of Corpoch. Resides
these, the parallel (or rather horizontal) roads in and near
Gleamy, still visible to the extent of a hundred miles in the
aggregate, are mostly within the limits of the mop, and ex-
hibit a wonderful queen!, of labour, bestowed 111 a judicious
warner, if designed as flossittna Reads, fur driving the deer
and other add mainsails of so extessive district into a narrow
valley, sad there surrounding them fur the purpose of royal
hunting ; these may safely be deemed the earliest national
roads in the Highland". Is. the last century TOMO' and
furls were constructed there foraitlitary purposes ; anal the
Parliaesealary roads wade in the present century to facili-
tate the intercourse of tied life, exist au where to such es-
teem is is sad near the Great Glee of Scutliord, which is tra-
versed by she Caleduaian Case/.
%Ve now proceed to describe the present slate of the works
along the hue of the Canal, beginning 0.1 usual at the N E.
rod of it ; but Iserriu we must be pertained to premise, that
in reporting ass eighteenth lime upon the progress of the
same undertaking, we are sensible of the difficulty of rem-
dyeing use and the same descriplius auitsble to those who may
have Stilt oust tuner Reports, sod also to those who now
turn their attention to the subject for the first time. We
shall endeavour to accommodate ourselves to these different
circumstances by a rapid but general orifice of objects al-
ready described, aided by Mr. Telford's Report of tielobee
last, and by marginal references Si. former Reports, fur Me
list of those who may he deemed comparatively unacquainted
with the rise sad piogress of this great national *wk.

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- - • • !Mgt JNISA DOCK 'nitwit; ocroina s. tilt
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OW KT of DIR ECTOILS of the 1
•aaat ta bi A DOCK COMPANY do hereby eve
Awier. . • ' . , .
71. q. oQEMIIIAI. MUTING. of the Posoirietors of
the toe Away mil be ha* M their /loose. iialt. Helen's.
reZNlZE67:4treet, am FRIDAY NMI, ibe Nib
MDMINIeIbo di* *.rpm of coosideeiolg
or lli ibielia es the CildlS aksek a ibit Clhoorta, toe 'Mot
Baffle* mhos at Michaelmas last. .
. : ay Order of the eoleet. '
JOHN FARKAN, See.
-111.111..—The Choir .111 be take.* at Oae o'Clotit.poreiset!.

ALL STERLING MONEY! end not Two
elsoihe in a Prize; 301 h THIR MONTH (Ochaber).
DISH sold Half of all She 30,0001. Prizes that Wee ewer
bees drown; and it is a fair inference. that • toad whim
of, the Three 30,0001. in this lottery, will fah trthe alma •
of ribose 'who purchase at his °Sees, 4, Cornish', aid
Yt-
Chariot-cross.
• • The Peirce of Storks are allend, hourly. against
Other. in C 0,461011, by Shit\ eke Public hars-,seis
thelloretu.slions. •
.s.
• . „ THIS MONTH. .
HA VI RD end Po. the Coukteootir bound
the 4PriSlie-datsetthoet !shyi.g 4 Ail "worn lIMN ET
LOTTERY will rum the 3,0014 TOW MONTH.
Thep have the guidon p sore in schniewlectging the Je-
pealed terftinsossies uf:Approhetison bestowed on the .ricitetne,
which einshines alt the points. that the Public have so !sag
called far.
There are THREE OF MONO !!!—THIRTT OTHER
CAPITALS.—AII Stirling Illosiey—Not Two Mots to
Prize—No Clarser.—And no Stuck Prime. , ~1.•;„-",
HAZARD and Co. hare shearly bed the "plestiptre of
*Dom ALL. the 30 HOOl. PtHrZES iu Our Lotorry, aid hope
to repeat their rood Fortune in the present Lottery. They
Shored sad Sold is the Lod Lowry, No. 15,701. • 91411001 !
and 6,061,s 15,00nr.!•61 dew aid soil yen fortunate Oliees,
93, Ituyal Excbauge ; 26, Conthill ; aid 394, Outoed-.hest.

FEAMS-003,414 COY Ksr.pAimosN. •
3 EVENING', FRIDAY, Ociober It,
••••• viii be performed the Ploy of
• THE STRANGER. " • • ".
The arseger, Mr. Toone; Corm Wietersro. at. Cow.
*or ; Bono Siehpfort,ar. Bgertoo •' Tobitte, Mr r Choales;
tkokewtoo, Mo; Ewe/ ;AlPeter; Mr. Mettiooe. Mrs. MOW ,
s yams' Lady.; fhetteheee Wsotervey, Mre. Footle; Art-i
Dane" Mrs. Listoo i clatp#loe, Miae atatielooe; Cherloties
are.Gibbe.
After which the Growl Drlll,llllit Rotreeeee rd

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BLUE BEARD; Or. FEMALE CCM IDSITY.
Abasnelique, Mr. Evvoia • Ibrahim, Mr. elaueliard; Se.
U. Mr. Ibaramt ; itimeatint; Mr. Fawcett. Fatima, Mots
I.oot ; brae, Mho Manmade; Beds, Sirs. Lisloa.
4 Priralr HOZ may be bad fur time 011111011, or sightly, of
Mr. Sramloo, at the Ilox-Oinee.
• liaatia,7..; Staimid Prior, 3a. Mf. ; Sewed
Price, 4s.—Gallery, IL; Second Price, la.—Upper Gal-
lery. Is. • * ' road Price Id.
The ettmia will be iitpeetad'ill Half past tiis ti'Cloett, hod
tie Ploy beeia at Sewer. r 4. -
Places fur the Hosea to At tame of Mr. Iltraadoa, at the
Hart.atreet, /nib ores till Fear.
Oo Monday, Hamlet—with' Undiae, or The Spirit of the
Watery.

• prrrr Tfl RA TR W-ROY AL. HA ttinkir.
THIS EVRN'ING, F1111)AY, October 12.
will be performed dor Orme(
THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO.
Covent Alrnaviva; Mr. Baker; novelle, Mr. Ltoni Lee;
imp, Mr. D.6astip ; Aolumici, Mr. Twylestre;
N. Chalirelry. l'4.uistess Almwriaa. Mt.% Carew ; Simon,
Mita R. CUM ; Barbariwk, Ms. Garriek.

• • • THREE Or sominot.'mcitilit!
JANL) J. SIV EW H.l 61-1 T solicit the
• &vows of Ore Perlin wt their old sod Gillum,.
Maces, 37, Curohill ; 11. Ha teo's; and 31, Haymodat.
London; where they had the satialattion, is thus 'icy teat
Lottery, to Share and Sell .
4,411 r 26,000 9,132 2,03
2,063.... ll,OOO 11.730 1.4113
4,000 110,00..aws • IMO
besides easy austell.r Capitals.—A int they also mold in Wire.
ALL the 20,10,10/. Prices in note Lottery of the preceding
Contract. .1. end 3. SIYEWRIHHT hare so hesitation iu
neognierniline the Siwnie of the present Lottery (which
begins on 7 U ESDAY, 30th This Month) to the attention
of their Feint& and the Public;—it contains
THREE of 30,0010 !
sod 30 "other Conitals, All Money,—with not Two Blanks
to a Prise.-30,0001. fur the First•drawn Prise. Tickets cud
Spares age ow astral their fotienate Olbees--wbeee they hope
to litter the pleasure of paying' to the Public one or snore of
the 30,000/. Prizes—aed by their Agents.

After whirls
LOVERS' QUARRELS.
Carlos, Mr. Raker; Sancho, Mr. 1. Russell; Lopes, Mr.
H ai. uHd. Leonora, alias Boyce; Jacinths, Mrs. Tay hare.
To couclade dish, 28th tine, a new Cussie,Ptece, is sae
Bel. called
M ATCH-M A K I NG.
•
The Principal Characters by Messrs. 'Raker, OaberrYs De-
camp, Terry, and Mr*. Chatterley.
A handsome !Matson has beets added, and it is respectfully
hoped that i■ every particolar the New Theatre will be-
found wort►y the approbatiou and patronage of a British
Public.
• Doors tia hr opened at Half past Si' ~'Clock—the Play to
hetes at Seven.
Boar., 3..—First Gallery, 2s.—Second Gal-
lery, la.
Places fur the Boxei to be' takes of Mr. hisiasingbans, at
the Theatre.
N.ll.—Privatellckes many be had bijilty, by application
st. the Iltia-uffsce.,.
To-tno►ror, Match-breaking. nit,. Rob Roy Macgregor.
Oa Monday, Rub Roy Macgregor, wills other Eine, tans-
meets.

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EGYPTIAN MUMMY.

Wir have WWI the mummy brought Ay T. Costes. KW.. of
IrlayJou-bridge,ifrom she neighbourhood of Thebes, In Upper
Egypt, sad presented by him to the Literary sad Plollmw-
pfscal Society of this town. Mr. C. himself saw it raised out
of the royal tombs at Courson. 'the Committee of the
Society hare instructed the Secretaries to attired every day
this week, Siemens the hours of melee and two, to gratify
she curiosity of such of the members with their families or
friends as may wish in ace it ; hot as soon as instroctioes
rye-aired from Loudon respectisig its remora! lulu a proper
case, it will probalily be exposed to public inspection.—The
mummy is that of a female, sail is about b feet 5 inches is
length. Is was contained in a case two inches in thickness
made of • hard wood, the precise species of which it is dif-
ficult to determine. 'rho snumsay yet lies in the lower pail
of the case. It a doshital whether the hotly is merely wrap-
ped rn clothes, or wbeiner a cloth has Lieu draws over a thin
case or ismer coffin I. which it has been deposited. It ap-
pears evident, however, that the face at lead is cowed with
a mask, and if in the coterisg in which the body is enve-
loped there is no solid case, the indistiuct ness and very general
oaths, which Ilse spectator has of the forms wishin dew that
there most be a great rpiaiitity of waxed or rosined cloth
wrapped round it. The waa4s of the face is covered wish yel-
low varnish—the shape of this mask is that of the fare of
a person in a high-W.le of ei•ilivision. On each side of this
mash there are two rolls like a ill& imitation s.f h sir, similar
to those which we mad r nil consaiiied the hair of the
mummy lately opened in 'Madura. t)ta eke a•rtaWlS atile head
is painted a large black scritalneus or beetle, which appear
f.usn Belxoni's travels 111 have beets a meted emblem awes(
the F.gyptian.. 'rhe body part of the external covering
is pissed in colours with varies+ figures or the aimed bull,
the Ibis, Ilse god Arab's, mid the hawk, a symbol
of high rank (mil impishly, as the mummy cause from
she royal wink., it cress of the rank of royarty.)—
There are also flow about the middle nearly to the feet of
the body a vast number of hieroglyphics, amongst which
we recognized an err, ilnuldlrs4 riguifyiug Providence—a ha-
laisse--•eversl *lowers, app lividly of the lotus species—and
a variety of human figures sitting in different postures. The
colours are very bright, considering the great length of lime
during which she body mast have lain entomned. The
grimed work of the cowering is white. The outside of the
uppr r part of the thick wood case we have air, wily mention-
ed, is carved Or imitation of Ilse inner envelope which it co.
versed. Indeed, the lace of she outer case is a fife!, speci-
men of art than the mask. 'Mere are also or the outside
of this case a seri.* of hieroglyphics like those on the mum-
my. The whole of the case is 4 pitched within and with-
out" wills, a light ruluurtil substance, which •ppeara to
have bees afterwards shine uvrr w th a this. coot of black
paint or verse& We axe informed that the heart mid
all the internal ports were rmariu preserved in the nines.
my lately upeoril in lainil 00000 su dial it is probable
that will be Ow case with the present relic. A runaway
affords a curious clastripte ut. the lroonph of sit over
the power of Issue. of the perseverance of the artist as pr.
petually waking Irtiprawir3bility, as it %PIC, more 1411141 more
ispenetrable, till the cosavii lowa of the period to which
iabours would violate would astonish evru hairs.rli. A maw
Inclined to piesei we any animal hatalc tsar al long peria.al ',a-
morally embalms it. In the embalming process the fgyp
tiers have added the wrapping annul or waxed choir, Ike
layiagof banhe. its tsar above tsar, liar C 0.11114( I•res the caw.
with as-mead whieli 'half serums &edit nonlJ endure f4r vet,

A DELPHI TH EATR E, sTRAN L).
The extmordisary sneers,' sitendiug she commeuirrineat of
the present Season bawl's( hems beyond all former ex-
ample, the Proprietors Like Hu+ early opportunity of tr-
imming their thanks, as upon all former orcasiove. , The
extensive alseratioas of the interior, and the coavenkrace
afforded the company by the rulmgenieut of the panages,
have met the general approbatiou of all who have ko•
angled she Theatre with their presence, sod sill serve as
• stimulus to future excrtitons; they beg, therefore, must
resticeifiilly to assure their visitors, that no pains or ex-
pewee shall be spared in producing such novelty as, they
trend, will in some measure merit • toistinuance of their
patronage.
The New Barletta of Capers al Canterbury, hmiug been
mgitilykroceived with shouts of laughter and applause,
u1;1 be 'weed every evening mail further notice.
rlllll IS EVENING, FRIDAY, October le,
11. sad TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, will be pre-
sented (11th time), • New Comic Barletta, milled
CAPERS AT CANTERBURY.

It-Arch-Ness is 23 miles in length, end at the head of it is
situate Fort Augusta's; thus far inland navigation has been
practicable for the last three years, and the traffic has been
greaser than was anticipated: during the last twelvemonth
327 voyages inward have taken place, of 15,;:26 tons mei-
IllifteDPW, lades with various commodities; and the saute
vessels have exported a greet quantity of timber, round and
converted, of the latter a million and a half of barrel ewer.
for the herring falsery. The number of voyages would appear
to be much less, if the excels employed in the service of the
Canal itself, in carrying free-stone, coals, iron-work, sad oat-
meal to Fort Annulus, were deducted; sin the tither hand,
the frequent voyages of the steam-boat, which Gods full em-
ployment it( conveying pasaengers and goods up and slow/.
the lake, are not included in the account. From Fo. t
Augustus to Furl William a triage-coach ronveyance is now
established; soul at the last-massed place other meant-hunts
are found ready to carry the passenger to Glasgow. Pae`ialt
through the Crinan Canal. The cummesscement ..f au CY.-
',attire intercourse seems to &eerier this digit of notice.
The Canal posses thicnigh she glacis of Fort Augustus,
where it was finished to full depth is December last, and the
(kedging 1114Chille, by which the Casual was excavated, is se-
moved to the lower end of Loch. Ness. The sloping 'idea of
the Causal thiough the slack to thy chain of hicks, are neatly
turfed down to the highest liar of surface of the lake, anil
believers That and its lowest surface the sides are pitched
with pelibles and boulder stones, to prevent damage by the
wave.. when the wind blows up the bike. The two lowest of
the connected locks at Fort Augastue we., 1110 i 611141kd
without great difficulty, and the utmost efforts of oar Clacb.
nischarry steam engines ; the vicinity of the River Oich, sod
th► easy passage ut water through the open gravel, produc-
lug an 1.11111e161W inane into the luck pit when at its 6111 4.1)111
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After witiek• mew farcical Barletta, tranglated from ibe

French, calk d
BRUNO; OR, THE suurAws FAVOURITE.
The Lirettined Eatertainenenta to conclude wilb the grand
Pautumtme of
THE FAIRY OF THE NORTH STAR.

P.m I, 4. ; Second Price, 2s.—Pit, 25.; Secuud Price, 1.
Gsilor), Is ; Second Price, Rd.

AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
CHILDREN CUTTING THEIR TEETH.—Among
tile very numerous instances of the happy effects of the
Soothing Syrup iu cases of Dentition, few me more worthy
of intent than the following:—The infant sun of Mrs.
sihley, No IS, Hosier-lane, West Smithfield, commenced
Scribing very early under the most distressing decimetres.
cc.. The child at nine months vial lost all the use of his
limbo, and troll no appearance of any teeth in the gums ; he
,smelled as this stale till three years old, within', any me
I,S$ liulln, 111111 40 extremely emaciated that the mother
would scarce move him int the cradle or in her lap; she was
at Lst recommended lo try the Awirrieau Soothing Syrup,
:sites oosioog It only four days the child was Moo veal by
eutlisig rut, Ilooeble teeth, and hos been improving o ver slum
I hi. intoolitoseble Niroliessoe h. be had of the Proptiellar.,
JOUNI.ON, Lust's, and Co.. Nu. 91, Nen risan.elreet,
(010, 01-ootooPeo. Lando',; and, by their appointment. of all
thi pi 'fleapit! Medicine Vcistleis in town ur country, at
per Mottle.

tit tweuty•riclot feet. The rimiest lasted during the •wmtarr
■ud asituolos of 1817 moil 1818, sued 1/4 a loras decree before
and after that period. Mr..esoliii, our wissaisity (ostracise,
divtosocuished himself by kis activity awl eoierty ow thus ucca•
sow, the slicer tool arch, which forma the bottom of ilbe tower
lack. bearitig ne mark of burrird esteCutioO. The five co,-

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N. 13.—Stir Moms relieves the Poor, as usual. It her
rerty Tuesday nail S.tturtlay susoriiisc, frost Note to
Trot 91,totk, by Winttiss a triter from a uspeciable Howe.
keeps. to ctrlify Mit .try are rail objects of charily.

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semi! locks, *kith biro raise the Coital err e lbw, were
finished lass .raker, sad the piss bin pll al"" l'iss" lud
hung, The obeisant' far the eerie, bridge below the lodes
having been brill. ire Novembie hat, ,aped the bridge eficasf,
the public reed has since bees deemeiumilisted. to ii, so that
ehr entire ignition (both 'rid gh sod heeksl, epwards elf
three hundred yards iti leaitb, has sow asst sad la Geisha:4
aptlicarenee. . „ .. .
Above these locks the Cahill esters the Leval property,
pass,,( along the east stiAc of the river hell, easilll sit a mile
and &half frost FortAugoates, it burroreetha sheer cheesed
(reins d for that peep's.) for the spear ilfgreg is awile.• •
new cut leaving bee. previtmaly prepared in ran* ilk, river.
Agaio !Airing the river, the Coital at the had aff sealber hilt
mile teethes the Kyles or nellschie lock, obiti trais&ohema
In the year 1817. Two miles above this ire w
stile
ditesurt from Lech-Orels, is to be placed the emaidbers resen-
ting regulating lock of the 'serif Meek for *CO p fawner;
able situation bus bees Pleura epos solid rock, es which the
aide walls will be ennead before the cad if the peewees seer
met. A stow. quarry hes bees opetied alibis tosveniest
distance.
The Glengarry 0146001 the !Pest See; &delimit is 181'2,
fills into the Military road at each mod e( LeeitAilieb. led we
have nervily directed the two bridges, oseirlho Cowed, ed. p.
and 10 this doubt" IPflOiOoliflO Ogle eyed; lo he eapeilitert.
Throe bridges are ueowly four age/ riei4stler. isreloolieg be-
teems them the ratite length vf Loth 040.
.41011 ..f
Which not being in every port ielßeinif for it', '°'-
poSell of the tone% a powerful dredging lse beets
emolOjed ies It wish great efiret4. ' '
The highest enured tlwoogb which tie Chad M atirrierf
...errors at Bog oferfer (or to speak mere *girl,, at the
tracoPel °no(Hmen/
el lately built by em betwret• Loch.
rrich rind Lodi 11.aertile, where, whilst in I PUPAS Of torte
i!!!1111 Cie, the deep culling has conferment/ here inlitawa
and expensive ; by means however of imprimements is
dredeies-marliinery, introduced by Mr. Heights (our litelli-
gent enniraitor in HIM service) is the course of his hese ex-
perience of MI kind•rifobsiaclea in the hlile,lseb, of Horeb-
four, and at the two end! of Loch-Nem, she earth will be
removed froen the bettor's of the (lama •t • rite rowipm,-
lively cheap; bet Ibis easiest be effected will water rsuagb
shall have been holrodoted for floating the dredging machine.
—an event which may be expected to lake place to August
sell on this the summit letrel.
The surface of she Canal at Ibis piece *ill be shawl tine
hundred fort above the high-waive mark of the &Mors and
Heaters less, • oleo Luelythrh scrods at imiligimet lewd i
•1
which time thirteen locks will ha is operation in the
eastward and as many to the westward ; each of which Mane
rah-elated for so eight fool lift, sod thereby ,proeidierft for am
ascent and descant of 104 feet perprodiesslaar, ample seeseily
is afforded against future illaiworenience frees higher Curd,
than ever tet hare twee known to wear is the several kokro.
The actual slumber of locks is twice Gans; ere have el•
ready cmtlicgrd why those al the rods of ettelvait the two
great hank effect no more don else luck Ines.) other sire
tuition. „ ora• I • • a
From twit-oich to Loch Indite le nearl,llBlPlidlee, ant
very near re the latter are pissed two Inrene,miloally called'
the Lamm lacks. A doubt existed till litil mese *bet bele
more than owe leek world be isetesusry at fles piece; bile
Loth-Oich being found tie experiewer to be liable to yrestee'
variations of sinker than had bees anticipated, en odd'.
tioaal lock was thoogha preferable to the vansiivt rear
whisk otherwise must have ban placed at the mallet rat'
Loch.thels. The meatiery of the lower lock is banked ex.
rapt the *aping, sad the walls of the tippet hark art inert?
advanced to their fell height. Both the sutlers of the lower
luck gale have beet fitted sae plester4, In reettierni to he
bang as soon as the water ha Loch. Lorhie if at its seamier
keel; sad asoilser leek gate is shoal half ripely. The Mini
frame-work of the remaisiott lock gate is arrived at Corinne;
and the whole apparition al phis place will prohably be
ready for use in Argon next. Before that time, indeed as
soots as two of them irk gates are hest is their place', the
sorbet of Loch-Lochie will he raised by means ~f a dam,
OW in (oftentimes at the (mkt of that bdie, whieh will
. berreeforth diicharge its *operations water is,, the river
Spree; for which perorate a channel his bet* Iv I Ater pre-
pared
r Mocomer, with • hp or wear ot:$0161. Anwar, fin.
, together with the piers and alienate's of gar
. WSW bridge, is the solid rock: This bridge corneae of
three arches, each of forty-five feel spas, and i• • good Napa-
Ames of bridge architecture. Toe Corporh stereo engine,
- silently-horse power, will perform its lost water-pumping
service in facilitating the imager; of the lower lock area at
Leaps, and limy perhaps then he mode applicable to a
steam-bunt for towing vessels lleuegb the lakes la advent*
Shads. The several Clachsacharry sieses.engines, of shitty-
de, six, anal Ave horse power respectively, have also finished
lisic work at Fort Aegorites, and may be rendered useful
kw the came purpose, always reanissig use •ervierable
roesmaaengiur for drainages which easy taseesitmatly be
necessary. . .
... .
The peseta channel of the River Leghie, *here it Moven
from the lake, will heareforth become Vitt of the Canal far
the space of five bunched yards. below wLirh is placed Hie
regulating lock, long shim liniiked and it. gste• alkord.
From this spot the Canal runs nearly parallel with the
River Lochie for five or six miles, and no where sore
thou • quarter of a mile distant from it. Various ripe.
diem, have beta put is practice to give passage to the
mosetitie streams, which in this space stake the line of the
Canal ; some are received into the Coital itself, or info a
spacious back drain cossetted with some aquedrict, by which
it is coeveycd ruder the Cartel to the Riser Cathie. AI Moy,
surly two miles from Loch-Luchie, the born or rivulet,
greatly segmented by sucks* back drain is wet weather, is
received into the Canal, and panes tort of it (if full) by
means of a proper intake and outfall, Coostrurted of mason-
ry, on the opposite basks of the Canal. A mile farther neer
Swine, the raver Loy psalms trader the Canal by means of at
aqueduct of large dimensions, the two sole arches of which
serve as occupation roads for the use of Locbiers tenants
on the toms of Erncht and Strome. At Moore the Canal
and Rover appiosch each other, and this situation is chosen
for an outlet, whereby In lower the water of she Canal
whets utrariuss requires. The dimensions of it. three sluices,
which communicate with the bottom of the Canal, are -u
ample as to andante". its contents to the amour.' of one foot
perpendicular larioht of water iu an hour and a half, form-
Mg an artificial retarget, On volume of *kick may be
estimated in casusiderres that it is prerdoced by six fortes of
She length of the Canal, 110 feel weir at its surface, 50 at
the buttons, and 111 feet deep. Half a mile tints this place
is the Mnirshearlich aqueduct of one arch; at a mile farther
the Shampoo aqueduct of three urchin, anal an elicression
the aqii.Jurts of Upper and Lower Baearie, each of lane
arch.

Thus far the Carnal la oft the MINN level for ail milts, quite
Gem the regulating lock near Macular, iucluilitig, indeed,
the !mirth of Loch-Lot-hie (tea miles nom), when the torfare
of that lake is at lowest ; but the ground Risks rapidly from
hiniatie to Cuiparh Moss (Moral.) requiciaC no lets than
eight lucks ill atictessiots, which, for tlu• sake of ecoitoiny in
lock-gates and alimony, are all connected together, forming
a nil attire, which, from its use and appearance, has boon
expressively named Nept unes Alai:case by the workmen.
We ate slut aware that teach a mass of marmery applied to
•iirti a piirpoior elsewhere exists ; it WA. (14114).A1 in the year
11411, sod is live ►tuidrwd yards in leagth, without crack or
blesui.h. Higher centmeadation than nuticiug Ibis *unpin
fart is attar. rrrrr y Su Mr. %Vitro's, the contractor fur all the
inasoory in she Cuepach district. A swiag bridge has beta
affixed to the fourth lock (ref butting from Ike lowest), over
whirls the Loeb-aa•Gsal road passes to Interim hie retry.
awl a.. to Fort %%Ohara sod the ►outhward. Tbe Loch.,
side rood exte;ttla from this china 4.1 lucks up to Auchinichar-
rie sail Loch Arkegg.
Front the low'est of rhea lork• to Corpach (two mile.) the
('seal scud■ at its toll depth of iweiity feet, sod enters the
11'istacu sea by Tatars of two cuosiccled leek., a basso Oaf