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ST. PETERSBURGH; Nov. 20.--/s“ .
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on the 18th of November, adaressel,. 4 hts 1,1n.P,
t-
rial Majesty, to Mr... Alexander Nari4iititi, t I.icr
Manager of the theatre, wherein the Emperor,
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tint', e
deeming. the company of comecii,??s
was
unnecessary, in the present state of ailan:.
anc pleased to signify his will, that all the actis
„el_
actresses, composing the same, both, at `St.
..1:,
tershargh and Moscow, should be immediately
dismissed. In annther 'Edict, .oth'eSS'el ini flit('
ume day, to Field-Marshal Couht Nickolay.S.sol-
tikoff, it is declared, that hiS Imperial Nl,a.lt-.
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having,hav in consequent( of ayepresentation ft•ltto
Committee of the i\iinisters, given 9“iel.s.
the chief
, manager of the-theatre,
d •
for.disinissing
the enitnnpAny of actors and actresses, iS plell:s.e ,
to acquaint the Director of the Cabinet that fund appropriated for supporting the said corn-
the .
lief of the
panyrshall now be converted to the rt,- ... ,
inhabitants of those places
solated by the enemy. which have'bec,tft,:ne-
KUSTROMA,Nov. 6.—Th e Nobility . . •
of this. p. Were commissioned by his Imperial Majesty
lace
to provide for a his
Sam of money, t be
paid by Government, a sufficient panther of horses
for transporting the movable magazines: but or
Nobility; aniwated with unbounded ardour for t la
N
of their country, zealously exerting them-
selves in the accomplishment of this object have
furnished, for the above purpose, 900 horses, en-
tirely at their own ex fence.
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V°RoNAGE, No v. 3.--Some time ago,
parties of French prisoherp; passed through our
town, on the way from.the Government If Ka-
of to those of Saratoff and Tomboff. Their
Inimber amounted to about 1,600 men, amongst
whom were
many persons of rank. Their cloth-
lug is in general so bad, that Son cover their
cants' tttered sonicgs with sheep-skins, others with pea-
frocks, and many with Women's jackets,
which have been given to them, out of pity, by
thsoo F e poor peasantry. In addition to the above,
rench prisoners have been brought hither
this day; and a report is spread, that many
sands mote are shortly expected. thou-
A few days ago 800 horses were sent from this
overnment, for
visions In Purpose of transporting
made pro,
to tile army. This levy was voluntarily
at the sole expellee of the Nobility of this
Place, who burn with the greatest ardour for the
good of their country.
_ 13musrAoL, Nov. 5.
---John Balkin, one of the
labourers at the melting foundry ot this place, pre-
seat(' himself at the foundry office, and amongst
the other voluntary donations made fly the benefit
of the country, produced on his r five silver,
roubles. The persons of rank, whpo awtere present
on this occasion, aware of the slender means Of
this man, and the large family with which he was
encumbered, expressed their surprise at this sacri-
fice ; but he answered them with singular firmness.
" The Emperor
will not die from w succours me, and my family
ant : this money. was left me
by my deceased father, with the strict injunction
that I should lay it by for a rainy day. On hear-
ng of the present Situation of our sacred Colintr.y,
'Which the enemy threatens to trample over, I imh-
gilled that there could nl4 be a more rainy day fpr
us than this; and therefore, in 'CoMplianca with
the desire of my ,Ileceased.parent, I beg you wroll
yeetive my money, and enter it into the bile
zcal from a common labonrer..is .the mnre
worthl o;l.iervation, as the inhabitants at this
place- are only acquainted with the disasters of
their countrrtrom hearsay .owing to the distance
of their sitat 7 '
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JEDEESFIELD, DEC. 21—A most diabolical at-
tempt took 'dace here last Monday evening. As
Mr. Joseph Mellor, of Dungeon, near this tow,.
cloth. ph
was passing through his own yard,
a pistol was fir(1(1 at hiin the "hole contents'
0f which passed liiiii, and lodged in the wall.
I. Mellor is one of
appear at York, in the the persons subpcetmed to
. fall's murder. case of the late Mr. Hors-
- ' The Special Commission for the trial of offences
c.minected with the disturbances of the West. Rid-
,,,tog of Yorkshire,' was opened on Saturday, at
york, by baron •THostrsoN and Justice L
LLANO The calendar contains 59, prisoners, 'of
Whom 10 are charged with administering unlaw7
ful °Mils, and the rest severally for the murder of
Mr• llorsfall, tile attack on Mr. Cartwright's mill
brit Itawf°l`l3" stealing arms, and various other
ugar, robberies, and riots.
i.
iLast week
' a villain went down the area steps
~,ue. (ulging to the Bishop of Ely, in Dover-street,
11.tecadilly, and during the temporary absence of
_the butler in answering' a knock at the street door,
he blipped into the pantry, and selected a large
quantity of silver table spoons from amongst the
rest of the silver plate that was deposited there,
;lead immediately rail off with the property. This
;lead robbery %VIM committed in the open day.
"Lt.' 11.13.1)hins, who was shot on VridaY the
18th alt. on his returit frO n Shot
mrbridge market
to his house at Kildare, expired onMonday,
cOnsequence ofthe wound he had received. T°
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the reward Of 100/. alrCady offered,
ants f lc:
°2 "Lnt'Are have added 50/. for the detection
ot the villktin the inhabit-
vrho perpetrated the horrid deed'
• Committed to Shrewsbury gaol, . on- Friday,
Willialn Hayward, alias William ,Haywno(l, alias
jltimes- Craver, alias John Carter,
3Nis orfolk, labotirer, charged on oath, and cm born at at ltedhain,
yession, with being concerned in the late murdcr
nfTrantis Bruce and AunTaylor, at Lumford, in
the 1) trish of Moreton-Sea. .
Yesterday inOrning, the body-Of a.young man,_,_
of genteel appearance rya's found in the New lli
..
tier, near the Angel public-bouse,-and taken to ,
the Istn!gton bone-house to be owned.' The
'l"ane atid family of, the youth were made known
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-,note addres!,;ed 131, the'deetased to his bro-
. thet'..wl'ileh lie, left on the hank previous to Pittng7
„i 4 into the 'liver. Ahu►rt same time the 'tray
~,,-;;a Yining woman was dragged tor,'who had been
71ssIng. the 43,,hefore, and was supposed to have
"'owned heraelf in the-Nov Itivero.,
'l":44ecatiou--7Yesterday, Bantling, C. -,Bruee of'
, the .41arentur'0..,wilio,:y-ezufved a respite for:foiirteart
(A'',lY,'' and whO•WitS"ccnvieted at the. Admiralty
1,-"S'(lns, for the wilful murder of I. Dean, the
!Jnat boy at Milfoiat Haven., suffered the sehterre,
of Imv at
few :Execution Doeki. -He continue( aminutes ill prayer, and met his fate with he-
Colidue fnrtit.i.i..