0 , -4‘)J • • s e * ()ireful/ intention was. to hare E iaen this day (areord-' ing to promise), the Memoir of Lord ELLr.viorto n uait; hut fr.! are again compel/, , d to presume on the candour and if our /:afters, la c.,euse iis ftrther 1%0- ponement, on account al' our haring receired a prom:me doom a. valuate ('orrtspondent, to fund, d'Onle data, in rtich the Article, as prepl)edjiw pablication, teas dis covered to be dVicient. 4 .• Sub.wrihrrs are revpectlidly in/brined that the °Pc fur this Paper is sum' removed to No. 11:;, ST/1.14D, opposlie Freter 'Change, as a MOM a Ifel antral sita.2tion ; where it will in fiaare puGlished, cud whither Commenications (past paid) arc re 4 quested to be liirtrarded. . , TWO NA 'FIONAHE( I STER LONDON: NOND,IY, .IUGUST 26. WE have received the Paris Pal:ers of NVeilit:.stlay last. The Duke of Wellington arrived at Paris on Tuesday Sfternixm. The Jou twat of the Pro'', centains an article, anted from %•aleni•e en the ✓th, as tidlows :—" from Marseilles we learn, that the Americans have bombarded Algiers. • Lord Exmouth; ItemAling to this account, will have tittle to def. 4 We expixt the detans of this event." Another of those trials, par runionnace, has taken place. The trial of Gcneral Lall.eitiand the ,elder, for havin' the Department of the Aisne, where he commanded, to join Lefebvre Desnouettes' expedition again :t La Fere. He was found guilty and condemned to death. The other Lallemand is to be tried next. Both are in America!! The following letter from a private Corresponaent *peals the opinion of a change of Ministry being about to take place previously to the convocation of the Cham bers:— " Aire. 21. Ifis Majesty is nssidnously or copied in - the formation ht . a new 31ini , try. Seven Ilinisters is porktrail/c, * 1 " 1 I" c 8 """ Porhyintille, are to be intmegliatdy organized ; the former geponsible and having a cote in Council ; the latter vshhoct responsibility, entitled to a consullutire, but not glcliherati'e. Due of the Princes, In the absence of the is to fill the Condign's of President of the ; bat the at tributions of I:lese Members of the Royal Family are assimi lated to those of the Ministers sent* pqrtifeuirr. Among the tatter, the names of the Rislav of L st:s and the 'Vicomte De Chateaubriand nre confidently cited. "The pmdic attention is directed towards an alarminz stir • phis in the It ar Administiatium Alum than of 111I:HOIIS have been rerco.79 employed hi this Department, a •iirplus of I I than the Aiumal Budget allowed. To cover this weighty cle f cit, o new projet is prepared for the approaching Session, in which the expences are esti= ted at not less than :ltiO millions, •nd yet the whole effective army does not exceed ii.),Ono men. " 1 would not forum' eon the st Amin at w huh I now en- Babe yon to submit to the public, were 1 nut assured of i;s esactuc:s. •• al. C. has :Men jest giving the public a new proof how isuach h.s zeal blinds his lo :lei judgment. His violence, in this instance, has been justly repelled and corrected ; though Its consequenves lohdit have beset more Si I jot's, re a mamm a ibsult ofi•red to a triunity State in the person of one of its agents. " 'Mr. Wilson, Consul of ltre Unitri SNI:e6 at Nantes, had several warm di.ewsiens with the Commissary, who entlea ‘oureol to %object the .%mr ?lean Mischa ist Captains to minute •nd vc,.stimis thructliiies, ST hick materially infringed on all li- b, - Ity of commerce. In the heat of argument, E. C-- not . only arrogantly criticised the siarposed tendency of the Con tni's political °pi:lines; but, lush); all tempvr, remonat:ated with vehemence itirainst his preserving :111 eagle ut his p tea, and en;oincil Lim to have it instantly removed. Mr. ,I,en naturally insisted an preserving inviolate the cm:ite m:die ::ems of his Country and Government. The Commis- ..... _ slry, accustomed to passive ohelienee, sent as armed rOtre to carry Ott• the Ecusson of the United mites. 'l:tis however, ttd not remain long marcdrtssed.- -11 r. WiFon for **tact' energetic complaints to Paris. The Minister deputed • ;al Insr.rtm.(;:meral of retire, who, after basin:: investigated the made every popper e%cuse ; whvo the Alum of Ametica v. ere solemnly replaced." Carnot's bro:her hos been taken up. It is said, that he is amused of distriblaing Fouthe's letter. Two women in the nrighbourluxxl of Payonne hare Lui the burlAhity to bury 'dive a new-bon' infant, of which cue rt tlon WWI the mother. A young child who was with them is Laid to Lave discovered the clime. An article from Dijon states, that several individuals are to be tried there bethre the Court of Assizes, 14 two • treasonable offences, both committed betinv the King's flight freni. Faris. The, principal person implicated. is Gen. Vtanz, well known in the - nillitary an nals o f hi s country. The Amnesty Ad ?tea granted a tali and en tire pardon ter all political otii:nees counnittol behire the Kiog's r:tern. A frw individuals were c.cluded -fruit thy benefit of the Act; aal the trial ix pun . ..il.ul:::t of !tat .1 4 .47PNA 4EP ISTIT • ~an, • • • • If' •4 n - • • - • any Other person is a violation of a positive law, and ren .4rs a seloon and wile Ordinance u dead letter. • 'Ketzebue has r6inqui:died his I>,a of Rinsim Consul General az Konigsberg, bind has returned to Berlin, there to resume Lis literary labtrars. Ten members of the Spanish Cortes, de!ained at Gasps, have been removed on beard of a chebeak, which is to ronvey them to an uninhabited island in the neigh bottrhofsl of Najorea. [This is their reward for pre serv'oig the throne for Ferdinand.] It is,said, in u letter, dated Vienna, Aug. 10—" It i. known,.that the Imperial Cabinet has been fir some tim oceupied with delibenniens respecting, the Order o Malta ; and much curiosity has prevailed to know the re. stilt. We.have at length learned, that the Order 'is tot remain in its present state until its entire extinction ; that is to say, that all the Dignitaries will continue to enjoy the revenues and benetiee4 of the Order during their lives ; the vacant vonneauderies will be given to the professed Knights. The simple Knights already re ceived may iidlow their career, but no more will be ad mitted : and at the death of the Titulars, the mass of the property will be disposed of it is generally supposed, That it will be employed in forming n new dotation for the Military Order of Muria There a, to which mere consisteney and a snore extensive organization will be given. Thai to the ground all the reports which have been in circulation respecting the Isle of Lyssa, and other parts of. the Adriatic. This woe:ore of the Em peror cannot fail to create a great sensation, and must have much influence in the decision to be adopted by the other Sovereigns. We are assured, that Count Niarv, who has been - for some time at Vienna, is using endea vours to get the Archduke Maximilian appointed Grand Master of the Order. Lord Fsmouth is said to b 2 in possession of a complete plan of the works at .11giers. NVe have also, it is said, the soundings ; from which it has been ascertained, that our line-of-battle ships can anchor within 150 yards of the Mole. The town is exposed to open view from the ships, and lies completely within =tyr ' .e of Congreve rockets, shot, and boaibs. The mortars which have lawn provided thr throwing the latter are very large. It is said, that a frigate vas sent some time ago t'i bring off the English Consul and his family ; as, should they fail to make their escape before Lord Exmouth's arrival, they might find themselves in a perilous situation. Letters from Billwa mention, that /3ritish cotton goods arc no longer admitted to entry in the ports of Biscay, in consequence of a most.peremptory order receivid troot Court ; the eNecution of which in the above port was coutided to Gen. Longa. Several valuable seizures hail been made. It appears from the Report of the Commi , sioners of the Crown Lands, thab Mr. White, one of their Receives, has, in his official capacity, defrauded the Public of up wards of 40,0001. He WIIR one of those gaol-natured who recommended to those who did not like the country to leave it. He has now found it convenient to follow his own advice. A Filial Philosor her asserted at Brighton, so fitr back as the 20th of June, that on the ;1.2 d of this month (Au gust), one of the enormous disks, or spots on the sun, would evaporate, and afterwards the weather would Le come sultry. _ _ The Lord Chnm•ellor has appointed his son, the Hon. .1. Scott, Receiver of Fines, in the room of Mr. renshaw, deceased. _ EcoNomv.—lt is - announced, as a proof of the Econo mic views of Ministers, That thew have already, since the adjournment of Par liament, reduced the army 10,000 men. That the Ordnance expenditure is reduced from four millions to (me. That the Commissariat Departnnnt is extremely re duced. That in the Barrack Department two of the Commis sioners have been reduced, and the other part of the Este blislnnent has been also reduced. That the Transport Department is entirely abolished. That the Commissary in Chief has been abolished, and the Establishment reduced. That about one-third of the Imp('lons General, In spectors and Surveyors of Tuxes are to be reduced. That the West India Commissioners are to be reduced from five to three. _ _ The Medical Board to be reaneed to one Member. The Land Tax Registry Oilice is tole reduced. A society of gentleman his been lately formed, with the view of searching out the smirces of juvenile delin quency in the metropolis :—the improper conduct of pa rents, want of education and employment, and defective state of the police, are anon,; the chief causes assigned in the report of the Secicty —Some .' thousands of boys, under 17 years of age, are supposed to be now living by the f of crime, and in connection with old thieves, with whom they divide and dissipate the booty. At the Assizes at Wells,. complete ciresses of men's and women's apparel were shown to the Judges, to t‘.!:l - the advanced state of proficiency Ll tht. manufactur.;S in die gaol ; by which it appeared that the dresses ‘ N4: r e woven end made by the prisoners, the wullens bein:r ma nufactnred from the raw material ; so that the whole of the prisoner 6 will be supplied with clothing. by the etliats of flair inJustry, with a saving to the county of a vc7 co:lLL:ruble. eximice. AtIGTIST M. The fcllowing is an Extract of a ktter re.ruived fret Cadiz by the Prince I rtic.st raeLet, arrived ut Fullauuth with a Mail front Likon. CADIZ, j% t.% lidt!it!on to the riptweß, made po opr vrnols Ly the lusnt . gent privateer s Nse are ..r.rry to,mcotion,o report ot the matiture a Niellittrromito ry..eket th e Al grthAys. We maletstatal • the packet tlehereil a mail biome time f.iure at your plsce, aiftt i4te: rwsrdmitoctedvd to 4.;i614- tar, and gnt armed." "1 . ) Alr. Hat km The packet alluded to is the Waliitigluun, Capt. Bul lock : she landed a mail at • Lisboa. cu her passage to- Gibraltar, and was there armed, andl<ailed lam thence on the 23a at June, from Malta. A letter from • Brighton, dated Al:g. an, at :•—" the anivnl of the Neptune }racket, Climetnan, last night, we leant the pitrtiev a.r l:: 'lf a fittal , 4m.'ppe. Saturday last the Naiwyy.a..kot. Capt. l'artriolgeofruo London, arrived an' the harbour, %byre Ly 4 01 thel'wpnw";:s out attempting to (loci the port. Oct .4nuday morning shook four u•coal., a party of Otheers, altuut from the, CaMont,lionst, took a Inca t and Went of to the ec.-ssel, and voi the I . l.iitin to .ring -t.; this was not inintesliately remplie.l nth; it ten the whole party fired a 5.0114 y of small amts: the shoth only d a rna m her soils. The erew of the Nacry were intimidated, and, being coin toted at the time, ran below for seriaity. Another voile y was tired'; and we regret to state, two eiolaPtritek the Captain, one of w Mete penetrated throndi his I ody.and another wenoth hint in the neck. The ()diet us hoarded die vessel, and lorou,tlit her to the pier-bead at Dielitte, when she was esantined, tot no articles of root a band nods were food nu 'rite in 1%‘4) lona. :tiler he was ss minded, lots it. g ss lie anal • ten ehihlren to deplore thisnielaucholy catastrophe. The delay of the enteritis the hao Ivor is not aeciinnted fur; and it is sopposei: that the captain thou;lit ot' et ad ing the I unna by keepiiii; nut at sea, which eseited on the panel' thy °Wiens a soviet u that she was smuggling." Extrat of a letter from Brighton, dated August 525 : This morning, the Duke of Wollitigton, Captaia Cole, arrived from Dieppe, with tIO passcn , ers, among whom was a courier with an account of the lute stelancholy aftiiir at Dieppe, toll:: hetlme the British Govennuent. 7 -- From the testimeny of two of the. sans of the de:Tose, who arrived in the packet, the detail dues not materially differ front the first report. An inquest was hell, con sisting of a French Jury ; whom the sons of the deceased and the crew proved the facts above-stated; . net withstand mg which, the Jury returned vertli.l—DiLq in cow . - (pewee (4' his wowed: ! ! Captain Pari.ridge .fonu4lY conunanded a packet on that station, and wau high,ly re. spected fcr his humane and in,:ml conduct. Douala M t.O ore.- - FAtraet era letter from Limerick. Apr. 1.:—" During our fee-Ives here, which have not yet closed, thrcv men were found gtfOry, and pmsed by our moor this tnocuirig to' belt mit. tar a . 11111fder coinrnitted near a year ago, about ,ant, oil', et a man and his wife. lie had taken a house contrary to tit,. still I.l ' the people • a party went to his house, and beat him far taking it, on whiA he lathrtned a neighbouring Magis trate ; when, shortly eller. abont finty entered the village si here the man lived ; and after placing two nom as guard; int each Moose in the village, they attacked ill' home, and mordert d lain mid his wife in a most shocking nullifier, stabbing the wo man first in dinerent parts of Per body, to make her put away an intent she held in her anus tn.ave hertront their fury : a dangle- . ter, about 13, escaped, and the infant." Tr etalay as a poor man of the name of Franklin, lint better known in the neighbourhood of 1/fury-lane by the name of the " I ioly Fly," stag going along Drury-lane in a state et' inebri ation, followed by a of boys, as he value opposite Mr. Bonn's, at broker, No. 33, be was pushed upon the railirgs ; which being very omit 'ls decayed,Gat e soy , and the poor nl,ut W. 11% •irecipitated hitt, the area, by which hi, leg was broken, and Lis head t upon which he fell) %I as fractured in a dreadful manner. He was then taken into -a AllrZenlll 4 % shop r.est deor, where his wounds were dress?fl; which was scarcely thine before a paor woman, named ,tears Kelley, residing in White Dart-yard, was brum;lit in with her infail child; she also had fallen &min, and to save the child, had thrown It on the pave we'll, Ly sl hich it received several severe eantusiwis, bat the 1 wonuns m coped unhurt. A most alarming fire broke wit chola eight n'elork on THPII. day, the Lith instant, in the a orkshop of AiNon, 'lllo.ti nbcr t, Ip%Wiell, adjoining the bank part of the The atre. There being in it a great quantity of shavings, deals, and other dry wood, the blaze was most terrifie, and iii go minutes the roof in. It aus soon ihsca% crest OW the harm s had commutheated to the Theatie, the preservation of abide excited much sensation, as its destruction, from the indanneu batty of its materials, would, in all probabiiity, have inv caved the houses on each side of it in one coninion ruin: the must re salute and persevering exei lions alone saved this building from the fury of the flames. The ponds id*Christ Church were opened, and the current being ten d towards the premises, gave a copious supply of vi stet. ; and Mr. J. Head lee off the a :nor reserved for brewing., which, in the tint iostanee, proved of great ,err lee. The number of persons who soon coil. ctol nom all parts of the town was very gyro., and the endeavoill of :$ll classes to as art and lessen this calamity is ere nasty prui• worthy. 'Very I.tile of ,ir. Mason's stock WAR saved ; btu the hentre sustained no other injury thou the destruction of part of the di essing. rooms. Tuesiley aflcrmsm a large blue flag-gone was placc.! twer tiie grave el Mr. Sheridan in Punt's Corner, West minster Abbey, with the following inscription ItICUARD Born 1;51, • Dicd 7th July, MG. This Marble is the Tribute of his attached Friend Peter Moore. VENTRiimoutim.-4 ventribloist has been bantshed from the states of Parma for some unlucky soceitnons of his. art. Volowinz iOs, ..al procession to Flaisanee, he heard the he,rer of 'be cross ask oa which side he shotthl turn, the pro et pfion huviiig arrived Ili a cross way. The ventrilotposl, ionita,im. the soke or the deceased, said. When i was ink I w rot on the xii:e where s; e arc." These woo ds spread too roe moon; ilst r. tile pa I:Ncry (1111. 11C.I. auri the deusl W:t3 left alone. 1111 another instance. under the poi tied %%here alien; i, sold, there is a pin% U•luitul prison tlesiiiier: 14 these distorir the udr.lket. 111 e ventriloquist ornt lotth his ero•.4 kg if tkie.e 4.1• a paGr prisoner Nth by a 111114 e.ii. lilt' in' of thq town. together with the ettplai awl it , aSPer I . 111% t u t hick a discovt-rell, and the yew' tleltii , t grroted.