French papers of Tuesday arrived at a late hour last night. They contain no domestic news of any importance, and their foreign intelligence is not of a much later date than what has arrived front other quarters. The following is an extract front the constitutional journal of the two Sicilies : " The Duke of Gallo, the Sicilian Ambassador. who was obliged to stop short at Ciageufurt on his way to the Court of Vienna, complained to Met ternich on the subject, and received from that Minis ter the following answer: ' After a revolution which has overturned the foundation of the social edifice, and menaces at once the safety of thrones, the sta bility of established constitutions, and the tranquil lity of nations, his Majesty the Emperor would act inconsistently with the principles which have inva riably guided him, if he recognized the mission of the Duke of Gallo.' The Emperor of Russia, the same journal mentions, has refused to receive the Prince Cimitele, the Constitutional Ambassador of Naples. It appears, then,' adds the Neapolitan journalist, that our political reform will be the principal object of deliberation for the Congress to meet at Troppau. Let us hope that more accurate notions may enlighten the Allied Sovereigns than at present appear to guide them.' " Extract of a letter front Virginia, of Sept. 7:— " Captain Jordan, of the rehooner Smithfield, who arrived here on Saturday, from St. Bartholomew's, states, that the brig Irresistible, commanded by Commodore Daniels, under the Venezuelan flag, bad arrived at the Five Islands about the Bth of August, having captured a fleet of five sail, con sisting of a ship, thre..2 brigs, and a schooner. One of the brigs was heavily armed, and acted as convoy. The capture was made off Madeira; the fleet was from the Havannah, bound to Spain; and the action lasted about an hour and a quarter. The brig (or convoy) had 35,000 doubloons on board, and Com modore Daniels landed them at St. Bartholomew's. Captain Jordan saw the fleet at the Five Islands, and bad some conversation with Captain Daniels." By accounts from Vienna of the 26th September, it appears that the projected interview of the Sove reigns is fixed to take Pace at Troppau bn the 29th Ootober. The Ministers of France and England only are to be admitted. Advices from Copenhagen of the 27th, state, that, according to report, the Ma ratime Powers of the North are un the point of con ducting a treaty of navigation, which will secure to them great advantages on the shores of the Baltic and the North Sea. On September SO, the Duke of _ _ Cumberland bad left Berlin fur Dessau. On Wednesday, John Croweer, Esq. gave an elegant cold collation, at his house at Hammer smith, to the Gentlemen belonging to the Ward of Farring,don Within, of which he is deputy, on their return from presenting their address to the Queen, by whom they were most graciously received. We have received, Hamburgh, Holland, and Lis- bon Mails They have not however brought any intelligence of importance. A Brussels Paper notices the rapid interchange of Couriers between the British Governments and the German Courts, and observes that the circumstance indicates, that some important negociations are in progress, but nothing is said as to their object. A vessel arrived in.the Scheldt has brought news from Batavia up to the 20th of June. The troops which were to form the expedition against Palembang, under the command of General Pock, wcre assembled, and ready to sail. Accounts from Hanover of the 4th instant state, that his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, with the Duke of Wellington, has appointed a commission there, consisting of Major- General Alertin, Major Von Einem, and Paymaster Taylor, who are authorized to pay the arrears of Waterloo prize-money to those individuals belonging to the Hanoverian army who are entitled to it.— Circular letters had been addressed by the new Government, fiirmed by the combined Juntas of Oporto and Lisbon, to the Charge d'Affairs residing in Lisbon, representing their several Governments, apprizing them of the change which has been ac complished in the Government of Portugal, but which it is hoped will in no degree affect the sub sisting relations with their respective countries. MATCH AGAINST TINE.—A gentleman of the name of Ferguson, woo has done some great pedestr.i.ti ex ploits in the North, started osi Tuesday morning, on the Rath road, to perform ti!ly miles in eight hours, for a stake of 500 guineas, !hat of which his friends stood with him. It was a sporting match, and betting was against time. Mr. Ferguson did the first mile in about eight minutes, and lie performed rather mine than eight miles in the first hour, and seven iii the secon,l hour, when he refreshed, and completed half Ow distance in 3" lamas and three quarters, fresh and well. He then confined himself to a six miles au hour pace, and he left himself something more than four miles to do in the last hour, and won with the greatest ease. Last week, an attempt was made to break into the counting-house of F. It. Reynolds, Esq. at his brewery ou the Denes, Lut the villains b6;ng lis t n bed made their escape, and have not yet been discovered. - 4. lk - - • THE NATIONAL REGISTER SHIP NEWS. -4.- NEwnayr:N, OCT. 11.—Put in here for shelter the Renown transport. from llehgoland for IN:Word. Oc•t. 14.-.-MIC Scout, revenue cutter, has sent in two boats, with 5u7 tubs cf spirits; they were cast olf from a lugger to the westward, while in chase; and the Eagle cutter has brought in one boat, with 10 tubs—there were no Lands on board. _ . NORTH SHIELDS, Ocr. 10.—A bottom of a ship, about 16u tons, that was Mund sunk in the Narrows, has been weighed, and laid upon the Point, near the Beacon. The Prince of %Vales, Excise cutter, B. Oliver, Esq. Com mander, brought into Leith on IVednesday a galliot, called the Elizabeth Frederick, bound from Cluistinu Sound to Sligo, with a cargo of battens, &c. The I'rincc of Walei boarded her in Sciabster Roads, under suspicious circumstances; and, after rummaging, found 2111bs. of tobacco, which is now lodged in the King's warehouse. At Leith there has been preaching on board a ship of 600 tons, lying in Second Dock, and the congrkigatioits were each time upwards of 400 persons. At Greenock, a sloop of war, funnel I) used as a marine school, is now converted into a " Seaman's Chapel," and a Sunday Evening's School fUr sea boys; and from the attend:ince out Diville WOrS1111), and with the activity of the Com mittee of the " Greenock Seaman's Friend Society," there is every reason to hope that the noble end of the general efforts now making, viz. to improve religion mon k ; will be, there, very eminently successful. MEDICAL BOKRDTNiiiiBLACKFRIARS' ROAD SIR FRANCIS DANIEL, M.D. Treasurer. Messrs. ('oopEn, MuNaoe, and Co., I'hysicians and Surgeons, of nearly forty years experience, Members of the Royal Colleges of London, Vain burgh, and Dublin, whose success in practice is unpa:alleled in the annals of Medicine, fur, singular as it may appear, during the last seven years, up wards of 30,003 Patients have been cured of pre vailing diseases, many of the cases, after resit:AAA:le Surgeons, and even Hospitals have failed. Messrs. CoorEn•, and Co. claim the attention of those who have been injured and deceived by the specious promises of i►literate protenders.---Nl ark the consequences of the ignorant practitioner—Eruptions on the head, face, and body, ulcerated throat, swell ings in the neck, strictures, fistulas, nodes on the shin bones, swelled uncles, noise in the ears, dimness of sight, pains in the head and limbs, frequently mistaken, and often fatally treated, as Rheumatism, owing to the improper use of mercury. Messrs.CoorEn and Co. are consulted atCharlotte House, Charlotte Street, opposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's chapel, and Woodstock House, near Bond Street, daily, from eight in the morning till nine at night. Advice gratis to the Labouring Class every even ing from six to nine, and on Sunday mornings until twelve o'clock. N.B. Ruptures of .e 4 inches in circumference, of 30 years' standing, are returned and cured without confinement. Trusses are made under their own in spection, on a much-improved principle, differing from all others now in existent.e. er Letters, stating particulars, containing a fee, answered b' return of post, when medicines and the best advice will be sent to all parts of the kingdom. Zirtbs. Mr•. B. Nlartindate, of Cadopn place. of a Poo. In Logun square, Mrs. J. 11. Iteuttc, of a son. '1 he lady of J. M' esq. aul gun, of Old Broad street, of a daughter. 114 e lady of J. Smith, ear. of Tavistoak place, Russell stinare, of a son. _ _ !he lady of J. B. Lousada, Juniur, cal. of Brunswick square, of a still burn bon. _ Al Ile:141e, lorkshire, the lady of !tear Admiral Sir J. P. Hi:rearm d, bait. tit A The I oly of .1. Betilbill, eaq. Gorwell sheet toad, of a soli. lu I,:pper Se)hious street, I.soly tt 01 a 4011. tl3amcD• At St. James's ehnrch, G. W. iton ley, egg areond son of tl. Row. e s . l . 01 ion, Netit'e, I luninigdotinilre, to Jane Catherin e only daugliiir of the fate J. Maine, tan. atiJ nif cc of the late John of Ludington atieet. . . — . . At It bitty church, Cattal,idge, N. flurleigh, esq. 1/1 lieythorn EsPeX, to Miss Mileer, niece 411 the lalu Iles. IJr. 31aster of Queen's college, and Dealt or Carlisle. At t belie,, IS. llawe,, joniur, esq. of !tassel' square,to Mi.s Sophia Itrnitel, of the lot toter place. At 1 - 14101 e, S.:111“1,t, Me. Stevenson, Junior, of Cobham, kent, to Mary Aline, Odell daughter of the late Mr. bayley, aulicitm of the former place. At bewelittreh, Isle of aright, Mud Itubt. Eell, eolf)111311,14111 of the Iluu. Last India cuutpasis's artillety OH the Nladta• e.!ashat, lull at, to Mat;ai et, dd. st daughter 1.1 the late 11. Led, esq. M. Schmuck, es I. of Islingtmo, t., Ann, eldest daughter of Mr. S. Dm, 01 the smrw place. .1. Misr), c, . tq sSurth, Sot•ses, to Charlotte, sister to esq. of Loner Chasm, so, ley. At Canterbury. U. Clartels, 4,N, to Mlly Elizabeth, daughter of the late J. !lodges, esq. of Barham. At Southampton, Mr. Ileury Porter, of 14116..11a street, lirtmswiek equate. I.' Caroline, 'imagist daughter es the 1.110 Jll. J. W. 1,11/11, ul the tell,ler place, :Duo. Mrs. Wsrrrn, 'tree. Pedfurd rithire, ef,o_A 75. Al o htzton, so.:etl 62, the Ite‘. lohn Varier, ALA. fortnell or , 4 , 1034', O‘lllEll, Irelor of the noited ihim h e , t,„ Aimee, i.sotehehp, And st. NIL Ito totgfoo, jo the e ny u t L ou d ° , At I unwed place, heotio. loik 1., aged 10,J. efq. Al 51.ortleta rleh, llozaf, John Iloghes, asy, cultmel of the Sth Eases local milm.o. ........ the hew. 11. ncl..r of Woodc!torch, Cheshire., aged 71. The he%. It. ileanington, id )I,tes vicar of "thus p 'tech, Yoe kahirc, aged 71. At the Rectory, Westrnolehmel, tamalee, the Rev. Pr. Pope. At Stoke under tI ant ?•01111, 111. 11, V. Co Tatcliorll, Aged Pii, tclor u, Nrautene and I 111Misgtuu, iu 11841 1:04111) lle%.otvele A 11114110, 01 NitieN,bl4l). In the prime of limn, Y. .'I d'.wl , el . ,A* 6, 4 0 1, 5 , 1. Al bah...Vs !lull, tftar launton, Major-getiee•l hei:tvinan, of the royal retail etas. .1. W. trorvillc,,nl. of Levant lodge, Worcestershire, aged 29. At Madras, the It.tv. W. A. Keating, 'erne,. C11.10•11iu an moat Presi den. y, and 1.., wetly 4/5 A„;ed 24, Clara Flora, youtegt•fl dAnghler 1., Ihr !opt, and mirler , 01 the pi e'en', ‘l4islas Itro4d strttl,Oultku opiarr. All Cil.allo,l, N liiialti Spencer Lu. I.u, EVERY Capital—Every Ticket—Every Prima must be drawn 18th October, Next Wednesday week. The Wheel contains Two of 20,0001. Two of 101001. Two of 5001. &C. Etc. all Sterling Money. All next Wednesday week, the last and only day. Undrawn Tiukets and Shares are selling by J. J. SIVEWHIGHT, 37. Cornhill ; 11, Holborn ; 38, Hay. market 141, Oxford-Street; who sold in the Lottery just finished every 20,0001. vis.-133, in eight Shares, 20,0001. $,63(, in 12 Shares, 20.0001. uud in the preceding Lottery 2,814, 30,00°1. 12,313, 10,0101. with many minor Capitals of ouL 2oOL HENRY BROUGHAM, ESQ. M.P. GOLD'S LONDON MAGAZINE, No. X. this day, is embellished with a Purttait of IL BUM Gil ♦N, Esq. P.P. and contains, I. Memoirs of the late Right Hou. 11. Grattan. IL 'Flue Alchymist, Nos. 22,22, 21, 2.1, 2ti, and 27. 111. On the Genius and Cl.ta ratter of Gunn's. IV. Miscellaneous—lmmortality In Embryo, or Genios in its Niglit-gown (3d series)—(halls and Luilovica, a fragment of an unpublished Poem—Fa. initial• Correspondence bet Weell Two Neighbours—The Inver to his Antiquated Mi.-tress—Prologue to a New satirical Tale of the hall—L•'ssay on Poetry, with Obser. vations on the Living Aiiiliors—The Emigrant Returns to the (lime of his Ciiiitilititod. V. Sonnet. VI. Eclipse of the Still, and its (instal:ll temperature, pressure, and ho. of the atmosphere. VII. Eclipse of the Moon. VIII. The Planet Venus. IX. Le Captif, par Lucien Blionsparte. X. The Sylph. XI. The Author of this Scotch Novels. XII. Review of Shelley's Prometl etM thihoimil. XIII. The Sketch Rook, by Geoffrey Gays ton. XIV. Philibert ; a Poetieal Romance. By T. C„ Grattan. XV. Variety; a Novel. XVI. The Angel of the World, an Arabian Tale; Sebastian, a Spanish 'flee; and other Purina. By the Itev. Cr. Croly, A.M. XVII. The Abbott; a Romance. By the Author of Wavirley. XVIII. Covent Garden. XIX. Dettry Lane. XX. Hay. market. XXI. Itagitsb Opera. XXII. Sadler's XXIII. Meteorological Join nal. Births, Marriages, and Lteallis. Daily Pi ice of Stock 4, ese.—Oct. I, 18Y0. THE FIIIST PRODUCTION IN THE WORLD FOR THE TOOTH ACHE, AND PRESERVING AND BEAUTIFYING THE TEETH AND GUMS.—Pa tronized by her Royal II ighness the late Ducts Etta of You, his Excellency the Di.TIE of SAN CARLOS, the bpanish Am. bassedor, and most of the Nobility. HOWLAND'S ALSANA EXTRACT, or ABYSSINIAN SPECIFIC for the Teeth and Gums.—This invaluable Specific has been in high estimation for many years, and reeointnended by the first Physicians. Its properties arc truly wonderful; it immediately relieves the most violent 100'1'H-ACHE, cleanses and beautifies the Teeth and Gums, and preserves them from decay ; prevents Decayed Teeth giving pain, removes the Tartar from the Teeth, fastens those that are loose, and makes the Teeth beautifully white and uniform; cleanses the Scurvy from the Gums, renders them firm and healthy, refreshes the mouth during Disease after Medicine, and imparts a sweetness to the breath. It is perfectly innocent, so that a child may take it, yet contains those inestimable proper ties, that if constantly used will render the Teeth and Gums sound, beautiful, and free front pain, to the latest period of life. It is an excellent stotnachic. Price 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., and lus. 6d. per bottle. Sold, wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the sole Pro prietors, A. ROWLAND awl SON, Corner of Kirby Street. Hatton Garden, London; and most Perfumers and Medicine Venders.—None arc genuine without the signature "A. ROWLAND and SON." By the KING'S ROYAL PATENT. GODIJOLD's VEGETABLE BALSAM. The greatest discover): ever found out for Coughs, Coo. sumplions, and Asthma. THIS Medicile has been proved at a consultation of eminent Physicians to be a sure and efficacious remedy fur the cure of the above complaiuts, after the first medi cal abilities had abandoned all hopes of their patient's recovery. The Right lion. Lord Dudley and Ward, and others of the Nubility. Clergy, &c. recommended the Proprietors to lower the price of the medicine to all such that might wish to purchase at the reduced price of one guinea the quart, Ins. 6d. the pint and lbs. 6,1. the half pint, except Persons of Fortune, who will readily pay the accustomed price of 18t. the pint, to enable the reduced prices always to ce continued. Thousands have in con sequence been restored by the Balsam to perfect health. No medicine ever stood so high ill repute; stronger proofs of its efficacy C 4131101 be given than being recommended by the follow ing Nobility : The most Noble Marquis of Lothian. the Right Hong Viscount Dudley and Ward, the flight Duo. Lords Mae. donald, Grantley, Fortesene and Mmitford, the Right Hon. late Viscountess Dudley o and Ward, Dowagers Grantley, Falmouth and Forteseue, Lady A ppreece ; Sirs Francis Blake, Edward Newnliam, J thn Coghill and George Armstrong ; Generals Doyle and Diouly; Colo nels Baler, Debaili, Lfll9‘ ; &c. N. B.—Messrs. Godbold have through the recommen dation of the Hight lion. Lord Viscount Dudley and Wald, and others of the Nubility, Clergy, and Gentry, established Is Charitable lastiiiit;im, at their Musa, No. 3, Bloomsbury Spittle ; %%lieu e the ileilicine only is to be had for the Pilot :it Cost Price. Thousands have iu eon sertneure been restored to health. Families tAillg a Box of 6 pints only will be charged fur. It is strongly reeoniiiiended by ll.e Nobility for all Familil's to keep this Medicine by tlll3ll to take out the hist aitack of the above complainis. A C., ;CL! tv cry day from to to 2, at No. 3, BioomNbto Squirt.. Sold Wholesale and Retail, No. 3, liloonisbory Square, and retail at Messrs. New Le; y and Sous; Fdtsatds, St. P.lol'ts Claim It Pat .1; :\ I e•si A. Sutton and Bie.v Church Yin .1 ; Boiler and cues, Chealiside ; I. Oxford Street; Evans and sons, Long .1 ; and and Ihiuci pal Fenders in Town and Lomat y, at P.a. a Pint and 95. the Ilalf Pint. LoiMoit warkers Asery i e Price of Blown or M mcoerdo Sugar, eomPlittA from the latest returns, and which regulates importation duty, is Mg. stl. per cwt. AVERAGE PRICES OF CORN, Jr England and Walcs, by the Quarter of Eight Wineester and of (1at..;e41 par 801 l of 140th. Avoirthipoi-, front the Returns r...eeivot in the Week 7th October. I t 524 '• Wheat 61s. ;—Nye 39‘. Id. ;—Harley 30s. 3d. ;—(late 2ls• 9d.;—Beans 425. Id. ;—Pcaa 41s. ;—Oatinsal 235. sd. - . Printed and Publiahed by the Proprietor, JOII TW11:14, at the Ince, 7s, F+l-et Str^et, where all Leona II the t.ditur Au t, u.t 1quo) intuit lyz