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London, England, 1817-10-21 00:00:00

and approved the new demarcation of Bessarabia,'
proposed by the Emperor Alexander. The line which
for the future divides the two Empires on this side
runs on the right bank of the arm of the Danubes
known by the a me of Sulina, and follows its tourse
to the place where it joins the Kili, above Ismail.—
Count Bogdan:rick, the Russian Commissioner of De-
markation, has already returned to St. Petersburgh.

The Paris Papers of Friday and Saturday last at-
rived at a late hour to-day. Their columns are chiefly
filled with the details of the solemnization of the an-
niversary of the death of the late Queen, MAME As•
roiNtrre, and of the nautical tour of the Duke de
ANGOULENEI on which he set out on Monday, the
13th.—An article from Hamburg!' positively con-
tradicts the report of that city having made any
offer of a subsidy to this country fur its protection
to her trade from the Africa, corsairs. Another
article from a Gentian Paper, intimates that itis
the Intention of MattratzT Au, the Vicetoy of Egypt,
to make himself the independent stiveteign of that
country, and to seize also on the territories of
Tunis, Algiers, and Tripoli; that in the event of
his success he would put an end to the pita-
cies of the Barbaresque Powers--and that on ttiis
ground he has actually made overtures to the Courts
of London, Stockholm, &c. for their countenance to
his enterprise. _ _ _

French .5 per cents, 17th Oct. 64 fr. 9.5 c.

At a late hour yesterday, as stated in a pan of
our impression, Captain HALL, of his Majesty's ship
LYRA, arrived at Downing-street with Dispatches
from India, announcing that hostilities had again
broken out with some of the Mahratta Powers; but
that the .131114'1, who had taken the lead in the
irruption, had been already compelled to accede to
the terms offered him by our Government. The
Honourable Mr. ELPHINGSTONE. our Resident at
Poonah, had, it appears, long suspected the intentions
of the THSHWA ; and, immediately on receiving in.
telligence that TRINSUKTEE (well known to all ac-
quainted with our affairs in that part of the world as
the chief leader of the Mahrattas in the PrsHwa's
dominions) had made a hostile movement on the
British territory, he marched up the subsidiary force
under his command, of between six and seven thou-
sand men, to Poonah, seized the PESHWA'S person,
and compelled him to sign a capitulation, in which,
among other things, the surrender of his three prin •
cipal forts was stipulated.
As the PINIHWA, however, may he considered as a
mere creature in the hands of the British, little value
ought, Isabela, to be attached to this submission ;
and, if the present be, as has been long dreaded, a
national war en the part of the Mahtheas, it is not
probable that much regard will be paid by Tuw
auxin, and the other real leaders and confederates,
of the Mahratta people, to any concessions which,
their fettered Sovereign may make. SCINDIA and
Meta KHAN ate, it is admitted, expected to declare
themselves against us forthwith; nor is any other
prospect entertained than that the war will be on a
very extensive scale. The Governor-General at Gal-
cutta, and Mr. Esmor, at Madras, were both ac-
tively engaged in putting forth all the military means
at their disposal. Sir Joins Mutant had proceeded
front Calcutta to Madras, -old was to brie an &-
portant command assigned to him.
It is stated, in addition to the above intelligence,
that hostilities had also broken out in the province
of Cuttack, and that the communication between
Calcutta and Madras bad been interrupted for twenty
days—but in this we think it probable there is some
mistake, for the correction of which we must
wait for the publication of the official accounts.
-Cuttack lies so contiguous to the metropolis of
Isifta; around which the Governor-General is known
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play; and we are yet to learn whether the FN-'
moon will be allowed to interfere with the assu-
med rights of that association without any interle
recce or interruption on the part of Great Britain.
The object of the Russian Cabinet in these move
ments appears to beg to promote the commerce of
Russia in a branch of the fur trade, which its own
expanded &grunions cannot supply ; and it is evident
that such a design would directly rival the interests
and purposes of our own North West Company.

Sunday evening her MAJRiTY had a select party
t ) a performance of Sacred Music in Windsor Castle.
Yesterday morning her MAJeSTY, accompanied by the
Princess ELIZABETH, took an airing on the Bath wail.
The honour which is to be conferred on the City
of Bath, by the intended visit of our illustrious Qyano
and her Royal Daughter, is anticipated with delight;
all hands are on the alert, and every exertion is mak.
ing there, to be in readiness for their arrival.
The Baron O'NAcuren, Chamberlain to the Em-
perqr of AUSTRIA, lilt town on Saturday evening for
Dover, on his return to Vienna.
Sir CIIARLEA POLE, Bart M.P. is now at Plymouth,
canvassing the freemen of that Borough, preparatory
to the next general election.
L r.. 1 SIDMOUTIA indisposition has arisen from a
slight attack of the ague. and a severe cold. His
Lordship, though somewhat better, is still confined
to his house at Richmond.

Mr. CURRAN'S will has been sent for to Ireland; as
it is supposed to cfintain some instructions respecting
his buttal. His family burying•place is at Newmar-
ket, in the County of Cork, the place of his birth.

The Rev. Ensvaan BARRY, D. D. Rector of St.
Mary's and St. Leonard's, Wallingford, is appointed
one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace fur the
Connty of Berk', and took his seat on the !lynch cf
Magistrates at the late Qua: ter Sessions at Abingdon.
Ramsgate continues to retain a large portion of
visitors, and every day brings fresh arrivals, although
so late in the season. At Mr. CLOUGH'S (Master of
the Ceremonies) ball, last week, there were near five
hundred persons present, a greater number than was
ever known on such an occasion at this place, a clear
proof that the Master of the Ceremonies' great atten-
tions have not been forgotten. The Archbishop of
CANTERBURY and family have just left Albion-house,
Ramsgate, which is taken again for the Hou. Lady
DRUMMOND SMITH, who is expected to occupy the
same in a few days.
Nortirron Ses-•toas B.u.r..—We never witnessed so
numerous or more brilliant an assemblage at Chapel-
field House, than en Wednesday night last. Many
of the county ladies were most splendidly attired,
and appeated with diamonds, pearls, rich cameo
necklaces, Ste. Indeed, the display oh fashion and of
personal charms—of elegant dresses and of costly
ornaments —was as complete as bountiful Nature and
ingenious Art could possibly combine. With the
exception of the LORD LIEUTENANT and Lady SUF..
FIELD, the latter being indisposed, Mr. Coco, who is
now in Scotland, and the Amax family, there was
scarcely a personage of distinction who was absent.
The Warwick Theatre opened last week with the
Tragedy of Macseth, which was performed by a young
Actor of the name of RAYMOND, of whom the higbest
expectations are formed.

A rare instance of probity has occurred in Bury.
About 14 years ago, a professional man, carrying on
also the business of a druggist, had the misfortune
to become a bankrupt, when he paid 6s. Bd. in the
pound under the commission.. On the Ist instant, he
voluntarily made good all the deficiency, at the Bank
of Messrs. OAKES, to the amount of nearly £4W.

Thursday evening, a young lady, residing in the
High Terrace, Edinburgh, was unfortunately burnt
to death. She had been unwell for some time past,
and to amuse herself had been reading in bed, when
it is supposed she fell asleep, and the candle having
fallen, set fire to the bed•clodus. Medical assistance
was instantly procured, but it proved of no avail, as
she was so dreadfully burnt that she died the same
sight at ten o'clock, in a state of the greatest agony
and torture, having survived only about three hours.

The thanks of the town and parish of Montgo-
mery have been voted to the Right Hon. Viscount
Cutrz, for his munificent donation of the beautiful
tower of that Church, which cost £l7OO. • •
Lord BULEELEY has presented a service of comititi-.
nion plate to the Church of Llangwillog. dinglesqyA
of which parish his Lordship is the lutpropiasx4-4
and to the town of Beaumaris a clock, to be placed
in the tower of the Church.

BRIGHTON. OCTOBER 20.

To the general joy of all r'nks amd delcrip.,
the PRINCE. REGENT is returned to tl is p! •ct..
Royal Highness reached the Pavili,,n
late as half-past eleven o'clock, accc.mii,r,,ed b'
Right Hon. General Sir I.li:x.r.onv Btia
General Sir WILLIAM and Colonet
Tos arrived at the Palace about doer heurs
and Admiral Sir EDMUND NA6LE I*o (Lys I,
The Ranawr was expected at the Pavilion on
Jay, and again on Friday eventn;,•—on bat;,
. occasions the rooms were up, ..r.d
so, until '• night was at odds with cnorninv.,,
Royal Highness is in thehappi-st state ot health,
our list of important arrivals w C have As., tt. to;
laird John Torrusliend, Sir C. M. Burrell, Wirt. Kl)
Shoreham, Lae,y pallits4, Sir W. asol Lady Pringle,
Deerhurst, Sir J. bir.bitr, Han. l'. Pruukeu, Sir J. ai
Murray, Sir Jos. Copley, &c.

DE riirr tit as.— lie (lot,. General Grosvenor, fie
the Earl of liesborough, for Seaford ; Lord and 1.:4,!7
Thorndon Hall, Essex; sir John Hetieromi, (or
Vestristi.stcr ; Mrs. broom, fur laraoll,!d Hall, SuflO k:
k Read, fur Lower litook•st7eet ; Air. Parker, 1.4 j,
hot ; Rev. R. N. French, for Northam, near Barnet ; j,
for Park-lane; Mrs..l aylur, far ditto; Mr. Lt. Lutty, kr;
House ; key. Mr. Coop-, s, for ; Miss Cumkc, N,,t.
tutees; Miss F. Francis, for Suffolk; Aar. Goode, for Itol
street, Fitzroy-square; Captain Mansfield, for Hcca4i.". ;
Blair. (or Bloonarbury-square; ; Mr. t;rey, for Q.cuns •
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Ozford ; Mr. and Mrs. Courts, for the Strand ; him %La%
Shropshire ; Mr. Powney, for Gr0..re:1te....,
Mr. Lamm, for itstfirld ; and Mr homes, for Bath,

PRINCE.SS CHARLO7TL OF COBOrpri

This amiable Princess is expected ev-ry h or
become the happy mother of a first bolo
The favourable consummation of this (vent
the most lively feelings of anticipation, n,t
Claremont House, but throughout the neighb ,
villages, among whose population the names
Prince Lamour and Princess CIIARLOTTV. O. cur
are held in estimation for their numerous 'it Bei.
which benevolence appears to be the char.-
standard.

As the Public will participate in the
every information that is so closely connected
the succession of the Crown in Brursuick's
we shall state the arrangements antecedent to
arcoucherneni.

The Officers of State, whose presence is rem!'
on this great and happy occasion, are the Arc.:',
of CAtarmauity, the Lord Er:hop of Loxiir,N,
BATHURST and SIHMOVTII, the Secretaries of ;
And I:II'..I7ANSI.TTART, as Premier.
Such a these isloblertm whose seats are
the immediate vicinity, are on visits at neigh,
mansion., fur the purpose of being near, for thr
convenience of attending on the illustrious Prii.an.
Messengers are kept under orders to be in re
ness, both day and eight, to be dispatched •
requisite attendance of the Ministers of State,
birth of the infant.

'[he medical attendants on their Royal and
Highnesses are, Sir RICHAIID Caufr, Physician.
Accoucheur ; Dr. SroascaaN, resident P:tysi
and W. H. NEVILLE, Esq. of Esher, is Ai
Surgeon Extraordinary and Apothecary to ,
Royal and Serene Highnesses and their bousehrld.
The wet nurse engaged is the wife of a
spectable and deserving yeoman, residing mai
mont, who has lately been the motlizr of
hearty infant, in addition to her present heahi
may. The other nurses and requisite attend:,
all arranged, and continue in regular waiting.
The servants of the Royal Household :,re 41
tained at Claremont, in order to be in imt,
readiness to be dispatched with expresses to her
MTV, the PRINCE REGENT, and the several -
of the Royal Family, as soon as the event tr:
We are happy to inform our Readers,
Royal Highness still enjoys a vigorous and
rupted state of good health.

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