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London, England, 1809-10-20 00:00:00

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LUNLPON:
FRIDAY, OCTOBER W.

Mr. ttxtzn, Private Secretary to Mr. Anain,
arrive.i :ast aidlit at the Foreign Office, from Con-
staiititiot le, with the ra-afication of the Treaty
between •l'or!:ey and this country. It is reported
that this Gtitle.eau is ako the bearer of dispatches,
account of Sir HARFOItD JONES
having rigs .d a Treaty with Persia—and that the
4.i.e of tote French Mission have received orders
tt., quit that country.
In the Treaty between Austria and France, we
bavy no doubt that either a conjoint attack on the
European provinces of Turkey, ,or a passage
through Germany of a Frenela army fur that pur-
pose, will be found to have been stipulated.
IVh.tt then is to be the conduct of Eii,gland ?
-js the Treaty with Turkey offensive and de.
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fetioloe? In that case w ill the redoubtable
Marl ui CHATHAM visit the' Bosphorus at
the Ilea,' of a Briiis:i ariny ? A squadron of
line-of.battle ships is already destined fur the Dar-
danelles ! ! Turkey in Europe is a dazzling prize,
'Which may not only satisfy the greedy cupidity of
Ittr.si,t, but from few slices may compel.
sate the humiliating privations of Austria. The
consequences of the partition of Polund have.
already Asked and Prstssias and yet,
neither the one nor the Dike will hesitate to re.
peat the injustice coinnitted• In Poland.--
Wimp Turkey shall have beneath the con-
eentraual attack that is now nteditated—an at-
tack on Persia, by the united powcis of France
and Ilu.ssia, will be the precursor ut the Indian
,Expedilioni.. That alteEilit nothing but Peace
Ws obviate. •
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Ws have inserted Extracts from Spanish and
Portuguese Papers, which would have been more
copious,' but fur the great mass of matter which is
ferceti tin us by the ititpartinit dispute between
the Propritturs of Olivetti-Garden Theatre and
Ike People ,f England. Several individuals
have been it/yr/au/led fur acts which are, at
the must, duatitful breaches of thc peac.:.—
We by nu nicaus impute to the Magistrates
proper conduct, ur improper motives—but we
may with propriety express our upiniu:), that they
have mistaken, and are mistaking the Lazo.
Such is our opinion—for we firmly believe, that
the Laajtas been broken by the Police Officers and
hired Ruffians—end by them only—in the Thea-
tre of Qinent Garden.— We du not deem aiy
apology necessary to our Readers, for oceiii y.
jag so considerable a portion of Tile SrAzt.s.
tm with a subject in which we consider the
rights, privilegrs, and liberties of the people of
•Eit,gland to be so dceply and imminently involvcd.

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111 addition to tho very stantereus Performers
already reiAitied by the Proprietors, we under.
stand that the ArrunNE and Summon G BBB-
ALI Mr. ARROW, Mr. CONsT, and Mr. ett.
Lev, are already engaged to perform a Q•tiriiit.in
he Court ut ItitrA's Bench.
It was reported yesterday, on the authority of
!letters from Liverpool, that J Acksux bad sue.
needed iu Adjusting ail the digitated) between this
country and the United States; •but that the Ame-
r:can Guvcrniueut had refused to consider his sig.
-mature as binding, and will nut remove the Non.
Itsverceane Liws until the ratification uf the
'Frei ty be returned front England. Tub ititelfigenee
.1, said to 'Wive been received by a vessel Arrived et
'Liverpool (runt New York ; but at present we
**** woy Mention it as part of ,the rti nom rb of the day.
• The: dispatches from the Mediterranean britik
intellikatet: that the British Expedition, under Sit
J‘ttrt Stll.l It; is returned to Sicily.
Private accounts state, that the Marquis Wet..
%Entry' has presented a strong remonstrance to
The Supreme Junta, upon the inetbeient state of
the Spanish A rmitve, !and the general want of due
exertion for tke defftaance of the country.
Bart.:lona is said- to be greatly distre!sed by
want of provisitms, and hopes arc entertained,
that If the French stpiadron from Toulon should
proceed to relieve it, the attempt would lead to an
action with Lird Cotaattowoub. His Lordship
had made the necessary dispositions, in content.
Illation of that event. Lord WELL! MOTO/is
'Whose illness we menti•ined some time ago, was
tipected at Lisbon. The pause in the military
'perations,- since the retreat of the British army
across the . continua. The..Firenth
gill pedtbablArentain veil the deionsite inn! 80.
trAPA're teturns with an uverwhelining Ante to-the
PyreenerS.
Lthe Politic have li.2ett v-tritriz•stl, though nut dis.
appointed, at the on.i•:;oli,,t'd Air. SA uzDEl.eb
- num:l:among those who kissed hands on %lefties.
ttav last... There is a repOrt; that the young Gen.
tleman's Father travello front the north, anti met
him on his return froze Ireland, with the pFudence
of parental affection, to tv aru him against au 'MUM
CIA Mutt be so trate.iitcry.