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Thursday, 22. LuxuoN. Nos. 7, .82, 141, 142, 156, 21(i,-
222,-327, 481. Grn. Com.
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• Coi;Nru.Y. Nog. 43, 43,:51, 57, 110, 115,
138, 176, US, 2SJ, :184, 453,
. 461, 508.545,7E66, 657,
670, 717.
Friday, 23. I,oNnas. Nos. 431.
CouNTior, Nos. 53, 236, 283, 573.
Sattirday, 24. I.ONDoN.-
Unux'ruv. Nos. 3'58, 412, 152.

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Roil) Ilru.s.-----There are several Road Bills
before Pafliatnent, and it isof great importante
that the pro Visions utile!' have been •at va-
rious times recommended by the Committee of
the House of Commons on the High Ways should
be inserted in them, to- prevent,, in future, those
jobs which have so' long disgraced many- -of
the Road Trusts in different parts of the kin -
don,
'Fur Cr.micry.—Yesterday the Anniversary
Sermon of " The -Society for the propagation
" of the Gopel in Foreign partS " was preached
at the Church of Saint-le-Bow, Cheapside, by
the Lout) Etsnop of.PETi:a4anb.unit, before- the
Archbishop of Canterbury-several English and
Irish Bishops---Many of the Judges and Clergy,
and the Lord Mayor; Aldermen, Recorder, and
Sheriffs, and other officers and members f the
Corporation of the City of London. His Lord-
ship's text was the fourteenth verse of the tenth
chapter of St. Paul's Epistle to the ROITIS.
the course of hiS discourse His Lordship look a
luminous view of the great objects of the institu-
tion, from its foUrniation to the present time, and
he pointedly alluded to the recent establish-
ment of Missions in. India, under the propitious
auspices of that eminent Divine the Lord Bishop of
Calcutta, of whom the Bishop of PRTERDOII.OiSGU
spoke -in the highest terms of commendation.
His Lordship also noticed the successful exer-
tions of the Missions in His Maje-sty's Colonies in
British North America, and commended In most
Affectionate terms the zealous labours- of His
Brethren in those Dioceses. lle likewise con-
gratulated his hearers on the• prosperous state of
the SOciety, and on-the beneficialeffects which will
result from the additional means it possesses, from
the great increase of its members and its friends,
both of which we are convinced. will be aug-
mented if the Society will give more publicity, to
its. proceedings, and publish early in the year its
;annual report in that compendious and cheap form
as will enable its members extensively to distri-
bute it throughout the-United Kingdom and the
Colonies. •

Tjih THEATrtE.----Aftcr the Tragedy of Vir-.
ginius last night at Covent-Garden Theatre,- a
new FarCe, was, brought' forward, under the title
of ifFigutre of Fun; Euenin g at Richmond.
This F
, arce, according to- report, is a transla-
tion from a French piece, entitled The • Au-
tomaton, and is supposed to have a reference
to a' Farce represented in Italy, irk which
an IllustrionS CharaCter was, the Chief Performer,.
The opposition which the piece encountered may
therefore, perhaps, be imputed_to political feel-
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mS, -rather than to critical condemnation.. The
piece, however, is to be brought forward again,
and of course any thing exceptionable on that sup-
posed ground will be omitted. The Farce is
attributed to. Mr. CorAa.vx.

PATENTS 'OIL NEW INVENTIONS, Sc.—A Pa-
tent has recently been granted at Vienna for a
new plan, which establishes an uniform systeM
throughout all the provinces of the Austrian Mo--
narchy, regulating the mode of conferring exclu-
sive privileges for new 'discoveries, invehtions,
anti improvements -in Arts, Sciences, and Alainu-
factures, with a view to the encouragement
of the spirit of invention, and to stimulate the
national activity to further improvements.
The Armistice lately signed between Bom-
v.kn. and Mottur,o, is said to contain a secret
article recognizing the independence of the
States of Columbia.

The report of Prince LEOPOLD having taken
Lulworth Castle, Dorset, for a coutdry resi-
dence, is incorrect. The Prince difl„.in August
last enter into a negotiation to that effect,
but subsequently declined living in it. Mr. PEEL
has now taken it, and entiors into possession at

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