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MILITARY RECOMMENDATION.--It has been
hut we believe without foundation, that a no-
tice, apparently under MILITARY AUTHORITY, and
the professed sanction of Government, hasbeen
sent to the several Regiments in Provincial Quar-
ters, recommending- a particular Newspaper to
lbeni, and stating that that Paper only contains
the information which Government may think
liroper to impart to the Public. Government, we
are petsuaded, would never commit itself so much;
51H1 if such a notice has really been sent, the
lit"ces ought to be traced, and the author
exposed.

During the last two days the wind has been
"commonly high from the N. W. along the
"act, which has occasioned some damage amongst
tile shipping, Several vessels have put into
4amsgate for shelter, and, as will he seen by the
following Port Letters, a few have lost anchors
4t14 cables, but the damage has not been so great
Is Might bare'been expected.
MARGATE, OCT. 22.—The Commerce, RUT'.
I'PIIFIELD, from Chester to London, got on shore
this morning at the back of the Pier, and ,has
*since washed up under the Cliff. The Victory
Stearn packet, having broken her chain in the
11"ds, and been on shore, is come in, and it is
hoped without any serious damage. A boat, said
lo be a French boat, with fruit, is gone to pieces
cm Pureness Rock, and it is feared all hands have
Perished.

nRAL, OCT. 22.—Arrived the Foxbottntl,WAT-
-8", frum Botany, thy ; Elizabeth, BAKER, from
Jamaica ; and Asia, Warm, from Quebec. Put
back the Perseverance, 111‘NABD, with loss of au-
thor and cable, and Avetick, Itlatmove, with loss
anchor. Came down from the River the
(1"rto packet, TUNBRIDGE, for Naples. Two
brig% (names unknown) have lost anchors and ca-
bles, and bcen supplied from the shore.

RamsGATc, OCT. 22 —Arrived the Albion,
",""R, from Exeter, with loss of anchors and
The William Shand lost an anchor off
,Eie North Foreland, and has proeeeded for the
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PORTSMOUTH. OCT. 22.—Arrived the • Jane
Ztttte, and is put under quarantine ; St.
`jnliiinnes, RABURG, from Antwerp fur Cadiz ;
Importer trangport, from Newfoundland ;
horn Boston for Hamburgh ; Earl St. Vincent,
,""")14, .from Java for Holland ; and Anierican
I"ip Oplielia, from Canton for Boston.
.I.,lll.ymouTit, OCT. 21.,—Arrived the Tom Cod,
TioNico, from" Bristol for Ciihraltar, with loss of,
ere-top-mast. Sailed the Patience, BasT, for
St. Michael's.
FALbiotrTH, OCT. V.—Arrived the Rose from
• 44".te.' *Sailed the Sally, ttuvittY, for Lisboa.

T
RE THEATRE —We thought, considering the
excellent 'acting in The Fisherman's Hut, and the'
jeislect due to the memory of the Author of The
Haney Moon, that the piece wonld have kept its
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round, and have been occasionally brought for
uard throttgli the season with success, but an unex-
rle"" opposition arose against it last night, of so
Werful a halm e, that Mr. ausToN was obliged
i;)atltiress the audietice,tostate that the Operashould
e withdrawn for the present, till. it could be re-
cluceil into two Acts. Perhaps this measure would
have been better at first, for certainly there was
4,;°r- dialogue than was necessary for. the mere
evelopentent of the plot, though dialogue was
L
iously a subordinate object with the Author.
we shouirtrefjet,indecd,....if. the-:piece. Were
14-"Ily banished from the stage, as the acting of
°"(iN anti Mntquatv is a rich comic treat of,
._getioioe lihmour and ludicrous eccentricity.

LAW ARRANGEMENT.--Master CAMPBELL is ap.
ChHteti• Accountant-General of, the Court of
Rrtheery, in the room of the late NICHOLAS
—4ITH, Esq.
MAr4CHEsTER, OCT. 20.-1 am sorry to inform.
Vui the Radicals intend, to call another meeting
ert
Ott the Ist of November. They are actively
i„Tenfing signatures to a reqtasltion. iThey will
no more at St. Peter's-field, but on the waste
• 13141 near St. George's-church. This is on the
Zl'lheast:side .of the .town, a little beyond-the
-eruss. and close-to the roil& leading to 014-
h' Middleton, Royton, Saddleworth, &c.. from
qnee the swarms came on the 16th of August.
IN.l4ltFrench Amba.sador entertained a se'ect
I ari "' I to, dinner yesterdav, at his house in Vort-
-1 prftee. • . .
•st)e nuptials of her Imperial and Royal High.
ti" the 'Archduchess CAROLINE, of Austria, with
Irte Pt ince Royal of SaxoNv, were celebrated by
1118 Ituperial atrd Royal Highness and Eminence
'ne .Arehduke, Cardinal Archbishop of Olmutz,
ti the presence of the whole Court, with
tin-
. t:tu4ill'olop. The Archduke Cardinal waS assist.
their Eminences the Cardinals de Sainte-
e aIHI Trautsmandoa His Holiness has
enletred upon their Imperial Highnesses and
Znlinettees the Archduke Antony, Cardinal Arch-
:l'al.l'l' nr Gran, and the Archduke Rudolphus,
rdinal Archbishop of Olinntz,, brothers to his
Apostolic Majesty, the Valium. Prince Napoleon,
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- estadt, has been nominated by the
tn„rtror. Coadjutor to the Archbishop of 01-
‘,6,1") and leaves Vienna for Oltnutz, to reside
lb, his uncle, the Cardinal Rudolphus, with
char ee Priests of the Order of Jesus, who will take
i!e of his theological studies.
atel 118 °'NEn..l. is expected at Kilkenny immedi.
tleciTni and has, with great generosity, positively
tiohs e't all remuneration for her invaluable exer.
111,61'0 the cause of charity, to which the Thea.
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lof that City are solely devoted. She has
hei,'er engagement, besides this voluntary and
``our,,,
• -e'vient
one, in this C m onntry,—(Freean's
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