I ~~ • vb.) I . P. 1 1 .1 ,; • Oct. 9.7.—Sir C. Stuart, the English ambassador, received yesterday (Friday) eta:tin r' ''e, a courier. des patched by the Marquis of Londondeme,lo-annOunce to him that the King of England will not visit Paris. One of the most deplorable and desolating conse quences of the contagion fever at Barcelona is the death of 1,500 men, who.were enrolld.iastlie National Guard which fin-mud the health cordon. ' A private letter from Nladrid, datad the i sth inst., written at the ntoment of the courier's depar ture, stases—"-We have just received official liaence that the itifections malady has broken out at Murcia r i and Alicant ; and that ut Valencia the town gates (with the exception of one) are closal, as a precautionary measure. The greatest desolation reigns in that province. In general, all the udvices thence are or the moat calamitous character. The approach of winter is the only ground of hope that the progress of the scourge will be stayed. Our troops begin to fall sick from the cliects of their severe ditties." Ott the Russian ukase relative to the trade of the Aleutian islands, and the north-west coast of Ame rica, the Journal des Dtbals makes the following remarks " We must observe that this is the first act of sovereignty by which the Emperor of Russia deter mines in a fiscal manner the marratime limits of the innneuse territory hitherto deseribtal under the vague name of Russian America. The ukase comprehends within its limits a great part of the discoveries of Cook, Vancouver, and Quadra ; but it appears to limit considerably the extent of the Russian establish ments, which, according to the latest voyagers, already touched npon California. There remains still to he determined the inland boundary where Russian Atamica approaches the territmies held to belong to the English United Company of Canada and I ludson's Bay. It is a great phenomenon thus to see two European powers having made the tour of the globe each from his own side, meet and come in contact iu regions yet scarcely known. " The provisions oh this ukase are interesting, nut only to the English and the Americans, but alto to French navig itors, who, following the truces of Marchant or Balgueric, may undertake expeditious fur commerce or fishing in these distant coasts. FRANkb ou r. Ocr. 22.--Advicct , from Vienna state that the Divan has already sent to St. Peters burgh a reply to the answer given by Russia. This note is, it is asserted, drawn up in very moderate terms, and such tis accord with the position of the Porte, and its desire to avoid war. It is not doubted that M. de Entiow, the Aus trian Internuncio, has had much influence in its drawing up. The general persuasion is, that the principal object of the journey of M. the Prince Metternich to I lanover is to engage the English Cabinet to e:itablish a perfect concert between the plenipoteutiarics of Austria and England, in their proceedings with the Porte. As the two P..wers have the same view—the maintenance of peace—it is natural that they should employ the same means. It may also be expected that there will no longer be fund in the ministerial. jou' nal (the Courier) any more of these impolitic articles which, far flow being of a conciliatory character, on the contrary, fan the flame of war. 7'llE kING. -4.- lIANOVI.It, OCT. 24.—0 n Thursday there Were splendid tiro-works, in honour of his Istijcsty, and the devices were le•culiarly ingenious. Exhibitions of flame were followed by brilliant pyramids, and these were suddenly transliirmed into temples of concord, exhibiting the letters G. It. in promincat display. There was also a rocket, which assumed the api earance of an eagle soaring in the air, and the Oilskin was much admired. THE GRAND BOAR 1 luNT.—Friday was the day appointed for this boasted fete, and never was there a scene of inure disgusting butchery than it pre sented. As early as five o'clock iu the morning all the wide of Hanover were in motion, and eviry house and vehicle that could be procured at any price were put into requi.,ition. The ground where the slaughter was to tale place lay at the distance of twenty English miles from town, and thither did this ivhole population of the country repair with impa tient curiosity. The scenery along the way was wild and romantic. Segregated hills covered with trees of a stunted growth rose on all sides, and at length we came '4u a thick forest of vast extent, where poles with dark green flags affixed to them served as so many guides through a region of mud, over which 11011 e but Germans would have the te merity to venture a carriage. At occasional inter vals booths and sheds *etc constructed as places of entertainment, and the cm tched cheer they supplied was eagerly purchased. YHti might seta dashing Culnucl drinking schnaps (siarit9 out of a glass that , PIRACIES IN THE WEST INDIES. —raw 111111151i vEsseis PI.CFIorIII U OFF JAMAICA lIV Tin i• 1 ICA L NO 0% ROl THEN uosc IA CoNsi:QuEht;E. 11AVANNAII, Stier. 11. Ou the 90th omit.o all itled foie the French brig Nor• front .lolte Video, with the master and vivo of the En4lush him A lligator, ul aud fur Halifax, C0U61111,, (1041 .t;un:ur:l,it kith , evr doubling Cape Autnuio , was 1411(41 ill with by tau small ptratcs, aimed with bus: eS, our k, 1,, :out slows. They look possessitill tit the Alligator, p hut ed her of every thio;_; useful, trile treated the people pal titularly the ma ver, in the 1111. ht Nhot ki:og Milliner. A, last mule' was fioue•l on boas .l, :lint being ' , ra isliul with lit they sulk, the hook: to pursue her voyare in that state, but in endeavouring to get from the shoals and lurks where she haul bccu deliseeed, site struck on a rock and lolgrd. •fhe master and cten took to their !Hug boat, and visie fortes. nattily picked up by time Aarrida, and I,ruu,;tit iutu this purl, 11A1 f 1FAX, Ocr. 3. Tire B, brig Rel&rls. , ;a...vett at St. Julio'. o B.U4I,HIrk, hum cc' .... the :14 tls Aug. oft c.ye A woo so, oi 1,0ut1.. iu 4.111 . Cir, tat. al rallit IS, %hid' rubbed a feta:tit ir.obW4ll6C4' Of WOW), tlutliet., to Itutuuut of 'AYH. rola, SEPT. I. We have 1'111%4 nitwit timed the as "'vat of the brig Indian Cnitil, Capt. Samuel Leman, fi um Kingston, (.lainme:i), mid ItLewhe :date,' that he was tabbed of 2,Y00 dollars ; shit'. which Capt. Leeatiati has haralislicd us a tall pI I oclear i,ccutial of the barb.isout mama I in atm+ he :hal his crew were treated by the pirate.; as hill ail., Capt. :_stewart, late of the sr !warner L'..46./c re, u as a pas,eii..,er uu hi It appeal!, that they wet'. all threat. lied uuh 'leaf'', and SCVI.I4I were badly cut and u...•. 1. Their treatment b 'fug 4iinilari./ that it ceived by liar el.•lis sit illeiffo.4l/11,11i i s since s lo ilia 2,20 A thallaa:.,C, li.t•LUellldil 1145 1011111 ell ul CoAll. C 10161114, &...111 ii,. MUI/1111( 1/i 11110111 SW, Will CAW. Stuart of prop"' ty autout.tio4 to about 501.; they nese, in fart, as well as (lie crew, of cur) thiug exceptiug watt tlicy had on. TI.. Carrie! n of !Lauer', arrived at Havre on the 21• t front Ne,t Orkans, was hoarded by di pirate off the I lavaii. ih, rind plundered at use, !that'', prat I.IIIIIIS, &c. They r•ilthed the waster and crew of ail their pi opei ty, and took away specie a lisi• I. was a to 'mister, N EW Sdr. r. 23. The brig Calelluilitr, Laid. Was in., al l'iiiladelphin, ti bile 1 . % lug lately in Ilse harbour sit lla annals , %%as boaidid ill by 1111W/reit rublk•rs. armed a ills pilots , cutlasses, and diggers. T..e Captain at the Coktlonia war , the hist tier that WAS kIII/I'ke.l do a Natter a lark all hand Were put w Ilie fo,•c.stle, unit Laid 1V miser and the nl,ae phaiderrd of ev• ry thing, and the vessel rubbed of b 5 boxes of candles, aid her small boat. They, beat ver, ail the nett utoreing, recut eves 33 of the boxes, and ex peeled to get the itinailaki., by the eircimetatice if sine of the gang (turning evidence .Ig:lititot the n a bs. Captain Straw , of the Ajax, ul•Nuiladel p' ja, vitas robbed lilt same slight of about IWO MALI, IA art Is of invert.). 'I here hail burn heves' or el , ht ether vessel. lobbed tooth at sea abet in the bat boor of liasaua.th within the .Lace sit a a eek, acid the like deptedatiobs ate us lall emint.tt• d. pri:mnEß 26. l'lll ACT.-51f• !Ale, tt 11U VIZU in the Ino.net Euro green, prey lOUs 10 her 11) 111.• pirates, lu a arrivrd at 1 haste4.4i (Souls Cat °Iola), fq lisle on hoard tin piratiral vessel, he :14 11 the lirst h. taie......t a hese they sit ei e bound, In whieh hr replied, that ii, e y woul,l ldily the hc111111.14.1 (EV. rift een) to the sante place %Iseult they 1,11,1 ( di. IVII 111111 40111•1 A1111.111'.111 v, seta about 12 day. pi. riot... 'flue pnatical ve...sel afterward, f. II i.. O ill. the sov.ek MA/aft, of New luck, b I 1 5 ".,, Ilavannats to Vostu m as, %holt hove to after td 1 fll tsite•ket4 welt. tired at 10.1. Mr. Elle requette d the Caption of Ilse his ',nicer io re. 1111 l Lon , to go 011 1.011.11111 he ssseeck, to n Welt Ise esossent..a, hut %%weld not vull's s h u ts 111 take no art it It of psupesly beto..,id.; 1.1 111111, 11..10iAllIg Of I'll4lllllg b 0.11.4, 11..11.110:„ ui d y one obi . 5, • pais u, Iruwala. and ut•ejack..l, baying tliat t 4 eta 1/11:01y fur 11.111. M,. Life has ,tatett I he pi iucipal Farb of the raptor• of the E ct n , •.Itl l fui l i 111111511 1 .11 tile. 11101.1 Ut eill ( 1 / 4 14/14: 10/, I ons lux u !Le libl of pttouteir eutaitittled the I..ittit) ul llesetwie,th . 34() THE N A L . w • • -, ;" . ‘...110 .t. .... 4 alk: . I ' 4 ..- • == ii' . • • ..06. . = <-. 111 .4.= -- . •A EGIS'I'EIt ea the Ki.m lips of ohtutdreds of squalid citizens, • • ' having .tt the Fauc time a picre of black bread in one side of his mouth, and a scgar in the other, while a wedge of German sausage, surmounted by a piece of raw bacon, gave employment to the thlimb . of his right hand. After penetrating about a mile and a half into the 1;o1cst, we caLie to a place en chsed by canvas and net-work, within which the stags and %% ikl boars had for none time belinv been collected. At the cxtronity of the enclosure a sort of pavilion was Owed fur the accommodation of King, had his Majesty attended, It was in his ab sence occupied by the royal sportsmen, with the Duke of Catubritill, , c at their head. None were al lo-wed to use fitZ;-aiiits but - 111'S Royal Ilighmss, ivith the Archduke Ferdinand of Austria, and the Duke of Mecklenburgli Strelitr. At eleven o'clock the work of destruction commenced, and a herd of boars came down to the extiemity of the enclosure, where the sportsmen, if so they could be called, stood ready to attack them, the peasantry at the same time rais ing loud yells through the woods, mid keeping up a ki of of wild concert with the sound of the bugle as tiny closed iu upol the prey. Thirty-five victims fell in the fatal attack, and they were literally but chered. The pour animals did not. attempt any resistance ; and it was sh u cking to see the torture in which they were kept, from their assaihu ls nut being adroit enough in the use of the spur to pat thou promptly out of existence. 1 saw a boar running about tkc ground with its entrails hanging out, and one of the party thought it a proud exploit to place his :lien in the very part where u mortal wound had already been inflicted. NVith the excep tion of Lord Clanwillium, who acquitted himself' like a true sportsman, there was scarcely an individual that attacked the prey in a fair manner. *- • ' , al * • • .•Ne • . _ . The atisooner Art ved rit H 411411114111 (loin l'oilath Itt pith on the ?this till. was beguiled off Slie I)titittle_iw a d„ 4 4 Shot Kos. Ity a t•en.oll pitalical ves,el, tor ahout tee .tills lY then, oho robbed the beltuttnei of evil y al &tele they could lay then hands upon. The hermaphrodite lit I f)t/phisi, of Pot. muoutli, w at rived uit the 2Si It, nit, Im:oiled 'ti Cape tunitt, by it , e 1 .r of ,hour totts, summed uitlt men, who se:itched the Vl.lot I for ~,,, tie), h plaiting open the cap. lanes %Mtn:, and cunrorittiug cutlet excet4eb; the mate feces% eil VII ill !slat/A 111 Ihe fiat It,itiel the men weri• beat, and huibird tip by the neck to compel theta to dicthe the I where money was ColleCall'lL - Rumor 6, 1 ,, am/ a NvW - VrtflU 'grimmer, arrived (3. tit.. 2 Lii, h•td bath Ik.cn pluadtbed uC rigging, !au vis An arrived nn the Seib, tv.is boarded offt..pe Autuilio v b) a beltuoiter of about %O tons the CAplitiii \W;111. 0111%11 dams the main hatchway , the crow beat uum, I p. 14111,, br g rubbed of every article they could la) their lialud,ap.m. ritorEcrrion TO rim WEST INDIE TRADE. Vey the subjoined 'l: lium the NLIVy 0.10 4111111 Ili of the United States, it will he seen that the Government have ”A been heckle:au d io graidlinz deal protection (0 our %%I:4 whtchalliwar:+bestcalculatedlu St`l me the properly evl li.lr Viet pant, and others from the dop t ,... datious of Ike itututy Iticattit which infest the etihhettrivg s runty with which commerce between th e ()oiled States and the Weed Indies nod gulf of Mexico may be now preset tiled, n ill n rye to lettuce 111,. rats Ol iwuroocc, owl in a Vonsideruble degree make up for the ilium lOU shut May from for the hailing of the couva . e. OFFiCIA NAVY DEVAiri MINT, Sepf.2o, . . . . - . _ All vessels bound to the Wept :;ml gulf of MeJtien, that tilt tll rrm , ezbuus by lh 15th day (.10etolua nem, in .;7 degrees N. and tea leagues eat of Cape Hew y, ollthe 11 , b4 I/Ca ke Itts, may babe the Iwnefil of t ouvuy nt the Uuitcd States' ship Hornet and brig Spark, ([rein the R•iard fir Nov. I.] The Cant, feu, of Rouen, ail iveil Irmo New Oilcans at Hain c the 21bt ull, about a ir.n Icne../le3 %tor of the 11/v.llbl 111, fell in ith a pirate, ah ich rOtliil LI her of her , and and all that lie take,, :may. Uney also rubbul die captain and crew of all their property, cludiug the specie intrusted to the cif FROM TUESDAY NIG 111" S GAZE fTE. . -- W11111.11A1.1„ Ot at. A despatch from die Marquis of laindiondei ry. dated [tannic, , the 24th instant, was yesterday received by laud Viscount sit:- mouth, announcing that his Majesty's departure from Maritiva waii postponed to the ‘..?9th instant. BANKRUPTS. G. Lawrence. Evesham, Woree,tershire, victualler. Folicitot.., Ales vs. Bottslield and Cu. llouverieStteet, Fleet Street. R Smith, Ilstwden, Yorkshire, tallow chandler. Fol. Mr. Lowntles, Red Lion Square. S. Nottingham, silVeltalllial. Sols. Messrs. Chippindale and Co. Great QUCLII Street. W. %V)elletity. Trefmuu, Staffordshire, fanner. Sul. Mr. Chester, Staple lain. N. Jolley, Charing Cross, poulterer. Sol. Mr. Buxton, New North Street, Red I.ton Square. W. Cable, Aldeburgh, bultblk, baker. Sol. Mr. Carpenter, Fortiietfs inn. 'l'. Din, Una St. Lawrence, Devonshire, butchtr. Sol. Mr. Bratnm, Old ltioad Stmt. . . G. Gosling, Cheatcdield, wine merchant. Sul. Messrs. Low,. and Cu. Temple. nivinicsos. Nov. 27, .1. Inek, Sweeting's Alley, Cornhill, watchmAcr -21, I'. Dewsbury, Altrinchatn. Cheshire, coin dealer-2i, T Stafford, Bath, jeweller-24, 11. hay and T. A. Turner, New castle Street, S , rand. printers-6, C. It. 11. Bailey, Swallowliclil, Wilt-, dealer-17, J. Richardson, Sloane Street, Chelsea, alai. thee:ay-2S. D. C. Alarsh, L. Deane, R. Westbrook, een.'and 11. B. Deane, Heading, bankers--20, G. Gardiner, St. Jo h n's Street, ininnium;cr— 11, D. Pitt, Fenchurch Street, hosier-2t, T. Dowding, %4 est Slower, Dorset shire, dead, r-22, C. Thick, Shaftesbury . , inaltster...24, W. Phipps, Shoteilitch, straw hat nianotioatirer-24, A. Norblail and 11. Itliddleton, Kingston upon Ilan, merchant-44.J. Wiirwick, St. Allan s, draper-2h P. D. Abbott, I'owis Place, Great Orinond Street, insurance broker -22, H. Itaks, Colchester, manger -3, G. Ilarchsty and J. Cowing, Beiltind Court, Covent Ganlen, woollen draper...2o, It. A. Cu,x C. Weston, J. Furber, and G. Cux, Little Britain, lowikers. r I I.ICAT ES to he granted Nov. 20. A. Itedtiml, Loudon Road, stationer—S. Davis, Butts, Staf. fordshire, multa.•r—.l. Coombe,. Lower Shailwell, cooper—S. Storr, Cliurwell, Yorkshire, rluthier—T. Barehead, New Mal• ton, Yorkshire, corn factor—R. lteily, Southampton Row, Bloonisbury, man milliner—C. Palk, East Teigtunouth, I letn, linen drai...r—J. Tyerman, Bristol, liabertlitAter—.l. Ntisoti, Kendal, Westmoreland, corn dealer—AL Yarrow, ChisweU Stret t shopkeeper. FASHIONS FO!! NOVEMBER. Ma FKKNGII WALKING DRESS.-..ltoilliti dices of liglit willua green WIWI( t, Willi two 110‘111r1 S lit At Ibe hem ; alum' " e four flicks, surmounted b) a double 11 - es The is made Ina chilly high ; pi-lei me caps. li'rnuetofwbileclop, la minicab d With clover and gauze libbo..s. Co. Mamie shawl of raspberry led, vat i.-;:alc.1 I.urdcr. Kid the colour o. I hum bkosimm, W bile gloves. ENGLISH C All RI A GL: Dit1:55...1 . 1141 is WI C2Ceeill'OY lICCOII.IIIg Cill tinge dives. The pelisse is t omposed of rs Cac bemire 'of very rich appearance and effect, the colo u r of sm hich is a very hue cream colour. Time Isinmutret is of foliage of peal beauty Mal rimphcgy, dibpiewd With the Moot elburin.a; ollng; ; its culiiiir is that of G y lon tally ; the the material of is his 6 it is compused is ie very rich 'and Ilu ." gama rni. The coarse (Amsto ill by :lie foliage first slots is sloe ;ides of the palm-c, and tlicacc round Ile loaders The cape of dab impabing stress is made donbt of description generally undcisi Iby the term cure. !. ; it is also finished.cry loaodso • Iv imming of foliage, and lias an elegant display of flu.l;arnia military 1).111..w, wlolch are bet at equal distances li' each •The whole of this ly superb dress is finished hi a most tal l eCul •I, by a failing cape collar, of titer:lone colour as the ism' 11l i l already 111 l ed, viz. that of the Ceylon ruby, and its mat ceimil, a Genoa vils et .if great brilliancy and sickness. 'l' lie b wis mast generally worn is ilk Iltia CattninC arepelisse fashions, as may he deemed must becoming to the vary ing Cif C1011,1:111Ccb of age, figure, in Oa re, all dales 'act distinctions tilneh the cy e of table will catch, but whit Is tan scarcely lw debr Med. The bus "oroddtol the chart of this Cal II.1;;..• C 41,111110: is light elcgrini, and taaelul, %%lisle it diplays a Of soma' effect, iisul well cuitulgted to assibt the tutuplextuti.