North Wales Gazette

SKETCH KS OF SOCIETY A NO if A N N K R S IN LONDON AND PARIS. From Sir CkdrUt Darn ley, Burt. to the Marquis t e, fra, nt. IT uiifves. me. ttnserve, thst, nt ipite of a)! whiit; this counHy tva* snflVrei! from the I)rllony of s im:itary g (i v i. titeti t, i fit, taste of ttu- people is DDaticsBd, and ftizil tlifjins Itf-w-arlike glofy still hllUDI Ihl'lf IHI¡!in"l1OIIfI., Altalhy in- (iiffer«i>ce -prevail inHveisslly oD allulher ttipics in'. flie (ii)i (If victornmg Fruiu-r, tin; sijtit chord i* touched, joy sjiaikles in e*iiry riiHnienain'r, party1 distinc iions are l«>rpi tu-n iod fiii!i!t»'fAsm becomu* general. <i-i ."iy a. (li) •, my arrival at i'.ris, I fresh pruot of ibis citaiarti-rmiic tr^it. Theoirt noblesse, though hiingnant tta fi>it>i»npr 8p('ai><i with the trositi-s! resjji-rt of the parte, or the iilv#its )I will )et condescend, whro- of the vj|t>nr of ihei-r country, to menu ni live fvtiuevemov^ of both, as dem«)ti»tratine u.ut nttdor every charts* of po- veminent the I'reitrli »f>IOur i< invmcifcie. If one venture to ft.nt that file ltierlo, to Which the l>ve<eu.r Kurg O%Vr!i tvi»-restoration, contradicts the ihey- e misfortunes of the hard (xoeht y were all -oc- casioned by the it times* i)-t.ihe-,Ct)aimvnder -&oil the over witeimillig Torce opposed to him. The inoKt :nv^iera(e eu.iiiy of die Bnnrhou dynasty is equally curiful not 'o I'tnU the iminci 01 the Chev-ftlier tinyard,'Hieitry IV or M^rshat- I ruienne, in the, heroci of hn be- loved country aii(i their s;l"ries are con- sidered as lutinnai, thara Ihdieof l'ichejru, Du- Or Napolt'in). Aaiotif varioasotherUrstsnci-'s (if-it ve tlnah,3,eii passion for miliary tarne »tiici) i h^ve rentarked l 1 shall tnention wh«t oceiiirfd a few eVeningt suice.at the opvnioi: <»! M. Conipte's new Tfie»ire, in the Rue M'oul'Tfi'atot,. #h#h lup- peaeU lu lie -preseut. The eMertainmeiVt con-r iisiied of tifc«niritic scenes reprcs^O'ed' by inn- peaeU to be ljl-eselit. The eMertainmeiVt con-r iisiied of tirafiitic scenes re lire .4p i) by 11111- I ctiiiier), ttf.rilitig what (!all tie Tableadlx Purlants. W III I i:' lhe IIlYe'nlt}r t'"¡¡ii,J,,lf himself tu exhibitions of his skin, however lOgciriotts, which bad no alintilut, tiy Frrtoce or diitlitary fsate, ¡ his efforts fo amrtisS lite, spectaiors tferé receded with chilling iiidrilerencir, hut whtit ;u ta«t he brought before them Lis Fraricfi* uu Champ de I jll,Ars, ever) eye was-fixed in tnute ^Ufniion, *ntj evefy^haod was rrtiied to greet with loud a I)- plause a scene so flat'erin< "to fhe vnttity of tit? nation. They ^viiticd themselves ol tht first op- jtoiMJwity which occurred of testifying tlWir ap- probation, audit was one tfhich showed boa; luuuh all considerations, including is t to a a respect fur are auderrnjued wltett put to opposi- ion to iieser! in atins. A French soldier, fully sccountred, nppfnaches the c#ve of a ni«igiciai), and he £ s to borrow a candle, which <•' brouglit'by the devil himself in prop and te brave tnililaire, u by lue suJuoo appe:rratiee of, his SlItallic M lights his pipe, with becomio^ sang-froid, at the offered taper, white thunders of e(ittillsial!ie ap- plause burst iroui tl)e we tl. pleased 'Crowds. as- leoitiied on the occasion. Figures of various heroes, begint-itig wiih I-leftyilV., were theo brought fo.rw»r«! Th»y weie aexs individually pat in m-tioii, aotl made to march by the delighted aud.ence 10 military array. All of these received io turii sofne li>ud testimony oi approbation • but tvlan el length I the soldier,-wturso fearlessly h.iiiii-hit-d his pllJe àt IIrecand!eM Ihe; dcil;e({:!aImtd..le souvetir de la glaire pUb.v.i 'eie h pronusse de. Iti glmre a oenir, n(, idt)gutigt.. 'c;kn (it!it-ril)e I!it! ar- dour with which a settnuienf, M calculaled it) 1 raist the drooping spirits of fiie. French, was re- 1 eeiv«d. | From this scene, and frosn many simHar'oneg wliicli -t have witnessed during my s'aj> ro (his Csapitai, I am disposed to conclude Ili.( nothing' is still so dear to the he.ut of a Ft,e,tchinan- ai ( OMOfary fame. Nor, <loe« this ruling .tJa8i"a teem at all subdued,etcher by tbei,roit deiipoiisrn of Bonapari: the domestic miseries wh+ch*the Lair of Conscription so generally rtifftised,- tjte tremendous and wide spread Jiavoc "It the: fatal retreat trout Moscow, or by the- nourlificati4till aud sufferings which ended with the last occu- pation ot P-rii by file forces of the alliert So- vereigns. Indeed, I atu assured that on* great cause of lh<» uniform success, which so long crowned the arms ol France, was he prevalence of this feeling in the hi east of al l those whojoiued the warlike baids, and which neither party pre. judices, ivor private suffering, were strong enough to eradicate or evet, to A Udy of the uitra-royahst flcbool told me, that when a fa- vourite seivant of Iter's was compelled to change her service for that <>f hi*. country, he was tt first vt,j*y v i,,Ieii,, aild' swtfv th"f, might be forced to carry a musket, tut human power should compel lion to irvel ■jta<ain»i those.who were in wt)ai be a-id, hi.!i efu ployer called la bonne cause* It happetfd, however, that he no sooner put on his uniform than he forgot all tbese angry professions, and behaved himself with peculiar valour, lit the de ld. Whea he returned in triumph to hi* native village, bis former miserere asked how. heçoulrl reconcile his behaviour wiih his principles. 141, Madame, tjclaiiueti hr, "il f(lltll;u/pardnnn.er, le Frtincois est toujour Fruwuii, el qttand it se trouve dtvant I tnnenii ii >ia yu an pai ti tt prendre ■—vaincre uu mourir." > .Sticn was file ttsual mode of .reasoning amons all classes of this warlike people, not olfl, III the lowest but also iii the h IT tiesT- rnnkv of society and the names of m..w y yotiu^j fnerr h?vt' betn menlionrd to rue of y-uur no nil flltisit ions houses, ho are now oj/iaers a deini mdde, and still firmly at.'aCtied to Ihe cause of lionapaite the) were at first, like III" poor vaUt dt diumbre' Vtboin I just tiwntioned, turn trota tfterr fionies by (he i tyrannical law, which obiVgeti'eVery uun to be come a soldier in his <uio at a pat tieular age.— Uifo perhaps in chains to r lie ;.irm ollil forced iL; join the ranks (if flyeir they by degrees contracted military hatritsanrt military senlimeuts. Fnnn privates/ beco'lnn* subal- terns and from subalterns, officers of guished rank by and 1,)e they Idlt a 11 their early predilections, ami t tnlcd :n being cnuVpleieiy ideuiitie(i wifh -the t.me aud forlune, of the once mighty Kmperor. To conquer this military spirit seems to be oot ,Iiiary si)itit seefni to ef).t .hl! leul &1f the rji fficu II la"lc. wh){h LpuiX VIII. has to perform. Tnotjgh nothing would make hifi among las subjects in generul a* a ()I w.r, I,, vel*) well, that if he aftetnpu'd to gr*i ity this'wish of tnortifieiJ nanooaJ vmutj, tl W.HIM prxnahiy ent), not only in hi* own turn, hut iti the dismember- aietit of hit, St-11 Fv. Were he io eh<»u-" ins coarse, one of two i things ittwi uietit^in'e either the il lied So- I vt-reigns, uiarr hirig • fur the' tlmd tiVtie lo I'ari j would III) ""¡¡"te thi, t.atilllo! ;;aIHlal;)àll,FÜnille I amongst ifieiu ihis uiiii-.r;'py tvum v, or the ge wh,)Ul lie c .111 and supj/l ■tiling hurt in H e aflet ♦ions ol his peo- {I ple, would soul Ijrv'oiue an.i'iicr Napofeon"; frtmtice A,)nld t)e ptM»s», and lh«'-re»i of il,c eaifli 'rtio ihe risk uf stianng a siottiar it.- i't;irii eVtliVr of i'hese evils, both as au Jingiisfiiii<ni and a c'lti^Vn ofil<« I world, 1 must s«v, »• n\t Loid de'nad us. though I reriiL'tanity inlrodure the. subject of politics in our correspondence, 1 couid not help J mentioning a ciivutntttance which constitutes sn a.,f,aii)re tr> men. 1 will not, howe.ver,.allowseven- la gloire. Franciiise. io teirtpt trie to lengihen this lette;, so adieu, and heliere me,ever,youss, CHARLES Diasur. j

"c LEXICAL N E lVS ] CAMBRIDGE, I)?E. 19.—The Rev. lidward hi.h" Ma-gitalene was on Monday last 'admitted Bachelor Civil Law. {i.'orgf Frederick IJ nnlel (ireenhalgh, F.<t;. »f Caius college, was oil the same day admittco IliiCheior in Ph'istc;, 'Tbe Heir. Frederirk Le Gricr, M A. and Joseph Power, KMJ. 15, A. of Clare IvalJ, were uv, Wednevrlay fast 'efectetl Fellows of fhut society. The lirv. ?»icht>ia> Jolvi'i Teoiple, (M. A. and the Rev. John Hind, M. "A.of >tt|iiey eoll.ege-i, were yesterday elected foutnla'io.n, JtVih'w.s of Illht liitil." [tie w r:(i I)ti t(.Ati fthoiles, M. A. was electeti I t i.ow iHi..dieTiver- ton foundation. At ihe SAUK- tuoe, I he He v. J j %I'. A i Cl tile ',rt, t.ofs,of that sociefy.

PROMOTION. The Re*i F. Ji,.C..Tren<VW, to the kcsltny of Lancton Ht)r,ín. neàr We)IIHJlJiÍ. -< The Rev. G. G. Beatlon^ to the Rector*, of Axhridge. Patrbti, the Lord Bishop ol Uath atnl Wells. x The Rev, Thomas Melhu|sh, jun., M. A. to the Rectory of Ashwater, in Devou, oil Mix own presents uon. The Hell. Thomas Lowndes, n. D. to the, vicarage of F.ast Worldham, vacant by the deatik of the Rev. T. IWller. The Rpit, — Bean fo be Third. Master of St. PHUI'S School, vice the lit-v. W. Dorham ap- pointed Second Master on that Foundation. The Rell. W. Bradley, M, A. of Rrasenose college, and Perpetual Curate of liaddesley Enior in the countv of Warwick, to be Doinesoc Chap- lain to the Right lion. liarl Howe, The Rev. W. Vansittart, to the Maitersliipof Winston's M'ispiiat in Leicester. The Rev. Thomas Lowndes, B. n. to the Vi.' car«ge of Woi idham cum Tested, Hants. The Rev. Noel Thomas Ellison, M A. Fellow of Balliol college, ha* beeu presented to the (tec- tory of liantspiil, S uwessef i.putrom, itrfc Mas- ter and Fellows of Balhol college,

"1> Panis,—Another dreadful cat* of polsnniug has bi-en tried before the Assise Gotirr- of Ueratiii. —Pierre Vifou, a labouring>man; stood accused, of bavitig poisoned his,father, mother, and brother. On the 24'h of Jut May-he, bought ■ oiti an aprchecary at Tui.el half aij otice of ar- senic, to kill, as he said, rat*' 'i'hui^ti a peasant he wis fond ol dress and villace displa^i, tu ^alisfy which taste he frequently borrowed njohey,^ and, parltcularly 100 francs from a person at Nioi, pellier this last sum he was very Glaxious hio father should pay for him. Oà. the 2d ef July he wettt to Sotnmieres. under pretext of^bny'ing I Wcmd, On returiiing to h's residence at Tunvl V«el, he calJed at his father's house about ,t •tt'clock in-the evening. He found bis mother alone at the door of the house. She iiiVited him '0 et some eel-t that were stewing at II)e fit, She then went to the well, which was at some distance, hut did nntfllck the door and take the key with her, tint wishing to hurt the feelings of her sou by art appearance ol ■mistrust. He, how- ever, as if .struggling against his diabolical fnlo. tion, pressed her (but in vaiu) to take the key wiift her. When she was out of s;ght, Vit(lit en- tered the house, a,id t-brew inlolhe souo a quan- tity of arsenic, lie ihen depa'ted. Olllhe reiorn of the rll-fated family, they partook OrfhitJ horrid hell broih, and were,^0 a't>cVed with the most excruciatihg pains,. The-father died lrniuediately j the brother lived fill file, next morning and the mother, (rotri probably liavm,; taken a less quantity, and benig promptly aide,) by has survived. -imniedi ately a cry of horror arose if the coinnry, àutJ. genera fell upon Vitou. He had been seen in the house near the table where thelnujI was by a cbild of ten years of age. This he denied. He had in his possession a quantity of arsenic; this he also denied, sayinff that he haii used it long before tt) kill rntg but the contrary was proved by two witnes-es, whom he had eii, deavouied to bribe 10 silence. Another proof va*, that he had hired himself a* a labourer at Mauguin, whither he was to have gpite oil the 9!h of June, but he did not a|»pear there till the 3d uf July, amine o'clock in the "nyning an J fie acconated for the delays by U}wglha'l his father had been ill with a pleurisy't of which he would infallibly die that evening?! He il<d across III country towards the frontiers ol Spain and, al,i)aretilly from the state of his mind, trotibfet) by retnorse and horror, he told those whom he met that hit was pursued, and accused of having poisoned his father, mother and bro. lOrr. This t:tfranr¡Jinary 4vow\d attention,: aud he was arrested. The couciirmBoctj-oJ-these foots, borne our by others of minor importance, satisfi- e (I the Jury of his guilt, and; he coti,se- "been Co,idetalwil to be guillotined, < Hiuch too merciful a death for so'-aljfociptts a 1II01I,ll". I A iirge ;Ijot has been traversing the tan » disk foi S or IO days past, which is rather of an'un- stye. It appears to be about the 90th pur of the -nil'" dlaml'ler. an¡;J. IscáiJ8fqueluly «';ou! 9000 miles m b»eadth. When seen thr.o.tigh a telescope magnify ing about 80 times, it appear* neaily of (he figute ot an irregular pentagon, sur- rounded w-i It) n utibri, or1 faint shade, of ex- actly the lIíillJC fiure; winch forms a -presump* mately connected,; add the question is, whether such an appearance proceeds from immense ex- chiation iu the sun's b id), or from a-huge pro- minence rising IVom its surface. This spot is just now verging.towards the north western part o.fihentsk, and wlil disappear in tw^» or three days. f I may tlisltnctly be seen with a telescope inaguifyiug 6 or 8 time*, and sodae persons who hilre acute organs of vision might proh'abfy dis- iitigtiish -it. with iheir naked eyes- Auother 8{)ot much siii iller dimensions, may also be seen approaching the son's centre*, for tome time time pas', few lar|je spots h-tve- been obiier'ved oo the disk of itiia Ittmittarj.-frPtWA Courier*

COM|>ERI!^T!5^OTE^. • His AiAJE^Ty conu'vaos in excellent, Ilealth at (^-ighcori—-the Egreniont, Clii rhesi.fr, R sborougli, Coivper, Aberdeen, and Lord JHOILUUI, among trie King's din- TlET pariy, last Hon.lay—iiir-iau Am- bas, ad or, and the Count Lievtn, took leave of his Majesty Thursday.—-Aii ad- v itisem^nt in diiiiy- papers reoniity an- IK-a need a dividend of Jive shillings- in the pound, as-now. in the coursf of pay- m ni, to the botiajiile creditoi-s of the late Mrs. Jordan 11 !Freedoln of city of Winchester has been voted to C'apt. Parry •*—-to be presented to him Friday, after which he will dine with .Mayor and Cor- poration, by special invitation of Duke of Buckingham, at Atitigton Hou!;e.- Emperor of Rtrssia ii coinp-uied to have travelled US,Ooo nailes within the last 22 years.^—The Greek fleet-reported through Various channels to have been defeated ty the Turks, with loss of 28 of their ^essek.~A French ship, the Eugenie, has been,co"de»med at Havre, for trading in stetwes.—A King's ship sailed from Ply. wotjth lately, in such haste as to leave 40 of her crew ashore—her destination a secret.—The question of South American "independence^ it seems likely, will be soon taken up as a grand question by the different, Powers—their skirmishers, the newspapers, already broken ground in London and Paris. Army surgeons and assistant surgeons on half- pay said to have had notice their services -wre likely soon to be required. — M. iioths- cltild returns from Paris this vveek—the object of his journey thither not yet known. — Exchequer Bills have fallen,un- der the impresston the interest on them 'will-be reduced from 2d to ifd.— Twenty, four Irish Pelages have become extinct since the Union.—Nothing heard lately of the Constitution-promised by King of Portugalcrutch irritation between Capt. W illis and the atithorilies of Uue- nas Ayres, that at the request of the Eriglish' merchants Capt. Wi has quitted I lie Committee have tendered A'litia ^SOO.The island of Madagascar making rapid advances in ci- vilization under tik,.ir King ita(iuma-he has abolished infanticide, aud established public Schools throughout the isl n d many Madagascar youths at present in Jjondon learning trades and manufactures to introduce hereafter rnto their country —The Great Unknown has produced an- other tvw novel, called &t< ilonuld's fVell.—The musical people of Paris as- to.iished at the genius of a young fluo- garian now in that city, name Klcist, only eleven years, who composes in the styie of the greatest matters,-and plays the piano with eu.uaUy surprisin-g talent. Mr, 1), kinson, M.-P.Mias sold his inter- est in the Fiath slrnes Ligiil House, held by grant from the Crown, .tor e14,000.- Norwich intends to petiuou against the coast duty on coals.—-The stamp duties ofien fait oppressi vely heavy on smdlt pro- perty left by will—an instance lately oc- curred, where, to obtain the trifling sum of £ 22, the stamps alone cost six pounds ,.five shN[!,ngi.Mr. Savory, chemist in Bond-sl reet, brought an action in CtMirt of King's liench, Wednesday', to recover damages of Price & Son, of Lead. c(iliall-str,-et, for infringing a patent for manufacturiug Seidlilz Powders—plaintiff non-suited^—it was admitted by a witness "that two scruptes of Jartafit;, acid, dis- solved in half a pint of spring water, vfcould -produce the, same result as frhte Seidlitz Powders.—-A case of Grim Con,—Guid- ing v. liooty—tried in above Court Fri- day-r-Goldiug*had beeii, a wine merchant in Philpot-iane, but became bankrupt— Boot y a linen-draper in Fore-street, was assignee to "his estate—by the evidence it appeared that while Booty and Mrs. Gold- ing were tete-n teie at me house of the latter, the husband, Golding, contented -himself with listening at the door*Ver- dict for plaintiff, damages tweniy-pound«., —One of the houses in the Ad, lpiii des- troyed by fire on Friday |;ist.-—A farmer's servant, named John--Jnmth, of SaStford, Lincoli^hiic, committed to g-aol tor innr- ( 0: dering a young woman, by whom he had -PT)e ciiii(t) alid ilt, VV"ki -.algaiii pregnant, by mixing arsenic flolit-si-x other women til trom the poisonous uu'< Sieut. —Prince Hohenlohe said by Dublin pa pers to have worked Another miracle on a Miss Margaret Rorke.

It appears from private letters, that a a discus ion has lately taki-n place in the French Cabinet, on a proposition laid be- for, it on 'he part of the Government of Russia. The ftmperor or Russia, it is said, was anxious that a cbattle shoiild be made in the institutions./>( Spajn not •with a view to give the people any share in the Government, but to diminish the influence of the Clergy, and to mate hp in to th > condition of toe other Contiic ntal Stites. In this "jew he ¡ wished to see the institution ol'thr ancient Cortes revised in such f:^<n'sus,wiWt-iut t It f- eftfctiv^ power of the King, 'U'ght strengthen hint ity tur; aris- tocvaiicul again-t the direct t'Cciesiastieal ie, ilu. iu e. ) lu: Winch Cootu il is said Ii to have concerted in ttiis and to have decided, to join in the- tveotiunen- tl tiion which Al Pozzo di Borgo has been authorised to unke oil the subject to) Ftrciniaud. ■ ,l

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TIlE DUKE OFYqRK. WE have grlr pleasure in stating THAI the rumour of (lie noss, put into circulntloii hy an Enniug. Ministerial Paper of.. Friday, is whoi!y unfounded. ftoyal Highness has for some months since his attack of th« ^out, enjoyed uninterrupted good ueaLth- A MAIL Was received at tiie Po,ftt Oflice Saturday, from the F»iazib, bfingiiis let- ters front Jt-ip of; October.—From them tve learh, that the Cotnmissioners from Pbrttfgiil, wliose faiturf in 1)1tr mission to -brii!^ -jfera^il back to- her allegiance k already kriovfti, had sailed for Europe in ithc i ortuafuese brig of war Treixe de Mai I. The QotV liid asset -,It llio, a tit! were employed in discussing the an.ties of the new constiiulioi). Great rejoicings had takep place at l^io, in consequence of Lord Cochrane's successes at Bahia, and Maranham, and all the Portuguese ships which had been eaptored were condemned as law ful prizes, and an inimense booty vvil-1 iherefoie be divided amongst the ships under his Lord- ship's, command. The Emperer lias .marked his appr'tj^illo.i) ofitis conduct by eroating him Mfchjul* of Maranham, and giving L-tdy Coclitane lite ;t(jpoi(ittnent to be one of the KmpressVfa'dies of honour If is Lordship <vas employed in a cruize on y the coasts of Brazil, (rum Ilia-to Pertiant- buco and Hahia, for the purpose of rtl,- pressing promptly any symptoms of dis- atfectiosi tlitt might be manifested against (he new Government. Another of the ci-devant Spanish Ame- rican its separate independence. The kingdom of Guate- mala, formerly a dependency on the king- dom of Mexico, and Which in the first in- gtance joined t't iii declaring their com. mon independence of Spain, has sirice separated, uncl'the Guatemalans hav-e es- .tablishcd ihemselves as a sovereign State. The population of this State amounts to only 1,6GOOOO. The last advices, from Mexico were brought by the Ty tte; Sho I,:ft Vera Crue about the 13th of October, a* which time the firing from the castle on the town continued. According to the accounts of the Spanish Commissioners, who ar. rived here by the way of Atv-trado, there were no liojjes that the hostilities would n'ttse for the present. III the meantime the order for the expulsion of the Europe- ans was expected from Mexico, as well as the sequestration of their properties, which has caused great uneasineis here, and pa- ralysses the trade we had opened with several ports the Mexican Gulf. A translated Correspondence between the Emperor- Alexander and King Fer- dinand of Spain, in the year 1817, has ap- peared. The letters are six in number, and of considerable length, which, if as- ,.ored of the accura y of the translation, we shall insert in our next. lAte eumples of gross blundering-in this department, have taught us to be cautious. Our readers will think that such cau. tion is not uncalled for in tito ii-ii-ticular case, when they learn that the "(translated) correspondence confesses a conspiracy expressly directed against the prosperity of England and the independence of Por- tugal, and that a bribe is openly offered to the Autocrat of Russia,atiet tifely accepted by him, as the price of I his connivance or co-operation. What« ever may be the disposition of our Mi- nisters to preserve peace, the promulga- tion of sucii treacherous designs on tiie part of ourfailhleas allies, must change, not only the substance, bt tbefofln of tit 11 our relations with them and it edly must enable the British. Goverument to speak, in a louder and ciearer toice upon the subject of American affairs:.I In this view, the publication o( the cor- respondence is of great importance, not only in ti.rrowing the question under discussion, between England and Spain, ( only in ILïrowing the question under discussion, between England and Spain, ( but also in stating it clearly to tiie good «e«se of Europe# I .sense of Europe. t. (.

MEXICAN MLNES. A.propeCIR9fl"! unrifrlakinp |or.#torkin' the rtiines of Mexico, has this weelt bee'h distri- huled in tile City" I( is to be,c(inducted by a public company, which is of a mixed character, comprising both Mexican and European interests, and uniting Ihe scientific and inechaiiical improvei illentq-,t)f the Old VVorld, with .ihe nlfeady ati Uitftd j/ractice.and experience of the estahlisherij of the country where the opeir^tions will be carried on. The progress of an enterprise* of this riature mainly dej.'eods on Ihe talents and character of its principal managers; for, if well ("i, cele(l, it is certainly ual.ciilaled to yield abtind • ant fetuujs ffom the well known riches of the Mexican territory in products of this descript ion all.,1 ai, the ftipds to be subscribed1 be' oftiefty; ittvested in materials produced or manufactured in EIJlaod. it it one of those undertakings which may lead loexte uive future advantageq to t (I British empire, independent of the be>ieifts:<^Wiclii the itidividuals Engaged in it may reap from (hp ■peculation-. The ettteittive territory and target (topulafitiu of itus portion ol America Wi^lil-: wa>s make the cultivation of a irieudlf fcoiinlM tson with it interesting to Great Britain; and be a belter period for accomttlishtnef (n 11; this ,.object, thao when tlttt independance 6f'ffii»: !5 w ;Republic is becomlrig -consufidated. *Ftie| totUiwin? are" the principal articles and <soadrti6ti*i deVailfd in the prospectus:—" Phe Company, is to the joint- tminss of the"tQa».ajcin £ tivc ii^ad of whom is Mr, Alaman, proprttstor-sf itold abd Sitter i\1ines, and Minister of State of the .Interior and foreign Afftirs in Mexico; but. at tiie same fiaie it is a juintstock company ou tharus to bearer with respect to the share hold- ers. The term of the Company i« &<ed for re.r, and the joint stock capital at one million, two hundred thousand Mexican dollars, divided into six thousand shares ot. two hundred dollars each for aiid forty pounds sterlibs for l.ngland. The interest on the capital is fitted at lite per cen(. per annum, payable half-yearly on p tins' I st March and Ist Selit, in each year. A'di- visiou of the yearly profits, over and above the" interest, isi to.tie declared and paid in $be of lieeCunftter, «k»d the first payment wtl4 take place in December 1824. The shares are printed in the Spanish, Ebgltsh, and French ianffuaee»,. "'i t )euly. -(iivi(ie-i)d warrants for the profits, and half y early interest warrants attached fo theta. lne p^ymeut of i!)e shares in Loudon is to be maue into the hands of Messrs. Hullett,Brothers, ant /O. viz.; one-fh>rd down against pro vi- sional receipts, to be exchanged for the shares on payment uf the rea»atni.ng two-thirds,— A i esci veil fund is provided for, to secure the punciuhl payment of, the iutere»t^to meet contin, Reticles and unforeseen works, and to form a fund for ihe litisl repayment of the capital Anothes reserreu fuud is at so stipulafed for, to be formed out of the proUts of lUiigihg founders, as a .,C"Ti(y for their cori-ect 'Illich is to be carried to au aniount ecj'ual'to the capital of the 'txise fuf'fts «rq to be invested in lb* pu> Uc «<eturuiss.4- Other articles provide for ihe ?i>» niuieit of a Committee to assist ihe managers, indit the ap- t ouots, &i!. { to dfre('t It'- the acc,,tiii,s, a,iiii of to ie.i-d al)fl,jtilly for it),, holders." Taese are the principal heads of plafl for extracting the precious metairfrom the iiitusi of Mexico, li otsy prove higlily beiif-fici- t'll to the country, and cettainiy a better, secunty/for the capital to be etiiployed in the on, dertakitijf than most of the e*i.*tin&foreign paper bonds do. Wt understand considerable business, has alseady been doue id the shares of this Coin ] party, at a preinttim of 2 per cent.

GUARDIAN Fire & Life Assurance Compa^.1 At No. Jl, Lombafd ttrcef, The Entrance of .he Post Office* London. .¡ ¡ r 2,1-111 iipiinciplei ufiorj which this Institution.i» founded have been adopted after a ma- ture investigation pf the practice of other Offtces, and will be found to combine advanta- ge8 not hitherto of. fered bj any ofher Insurance Com pa. oy. 4 The assured of a, certain.standing participate in the profits every seveo year*. T, A subscribed, Capital, amountin; to .Two Mtl- lions, secures the Assured front the responsibility atliched to Societies lor mutual assurance. Claimants miy have their demands on the Company submitted to reference. 111 No charge made for Policies when thcittt!n all. sured amounts to s £ 300 and upwards. DIRECTORS. RfcJHARn MER R A IKES, Rsq. Chairman. GEORGE LYALL, Esq. Deputy Chairman. W. C. Brandram, Esq. W. Copland, VV. p. Dow son, E«q.. J ^ir T. II. Farqubar, lit. J. isit, Esq. AI(IM. Nicholas Garry, Eq. '•V.Ualtiimand.Esq.MP John Harvey, Esq. George Jenner, Esq. J "hI! Loch, F.Mq. Stewart Marjoribanks, Esq. M.P. I J. Martin, P« It. Mitchell, Esq. Hubert Mitford, Esq. J. G. Itavenslww, Esq. Robert Rickards, Esq, John Shore, B«q, Kdward Stewart, Esq, A. H. Thomson, Esq.' I John Thornton, Es<ja* John Tnlloch, Esq, James Tulloch, Esq, AUDITORS. J Lewis Lloyd, Esq. r A W flobarts, Esq. MP f WiHiom Ward, Esq. j Thomas Wj]S(,n. F.TTL. I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Assurances which expire at Christmas sht)uld be. renewed withiiI after, or they becomeyoid; and IIht !h for such Renewals are now retidy for deh- Very with the respective Agents for the Compa ny throughout the United ''Kingdom' WILLI AM WILLIAAJs, Seeretiry. AGLVTS. Sivrnv Thoi- Wi!,h»m8- »:rtVy"vt" •••Mr. John Evani £ H A J Mr; Thomas WitEXf4AM Mr. Riellard Brkcoe, BRIDGEND & COW., ) KRIDGE »-.».( ^r» Evan GrifHths. rI'TW MR. Divid-EvSns LLANTisVsAiNTw MK^HYR TYDV.IU .Mr, David r^aVs ^r!r< i^r,' KT' • • •' • M tf. Henry Griffith Vv ti^N^ *• • •1Vlr' George Green MO> MOU I H ..Mr. John Miles JN B W PORT..Mr. J. H. BxveHmk' PEMBROKE Mr. I>. S. TfiomaS IJ AYQUI) VV EST Mr. Tuoaias Mar" this day i* published, in 4itarge vols. WO^AJS'S A RIDDLE, a Roiuantic Tau.- by 'A'ni% of.Swansea, Author of .Guilty'' or oot Guilfy, gecfets in ,every VI«iisjonf Convic- of anJlSnstrious House, Gonza- lo di Baldivia, Sip, Printed fnt A. K."WBWM'\N 8c Co. London. Tht following have been published this Auluijin, GRETNA GRE!EN iVfArttuAGBs, k)y Justin A, a Moral Ta!e. 2 vols. 12,. Pp.is JUAN pg r,as SIERRAS, by Miss Lefit- Banker's DAtJGHTEfK OF BRISTOI,, by Ro- salia St. Clair, 3 vols. 18s, WWAT SHALL BE, SHALL Bg,bV MfB, Mce5&fs 4 voir. £ l 4s. MRS. ROCHE'S NEW WO UK. This day is published, in 4 large vais. flit I c s friRADITlON OF TIJ R CASTLE; or, X Scetierin the Emerald Isie, by Reziua ria H«-che. t "c Pririted for A. K. N E WM AN & Co. Lonlfof.. 'Iffore pay be had b# the same Author, "°r *«*:■ », £ h edition, 4 MuNsfEii COTTACB Boy, 4 vols. a, ^MAJD OF THfi WALLET, 3d e(ijtioo, 2 ^1,. iO*3** °P Lansd<>W1*' 3i edition, S roj^. TRECOTHICK BOWER, or Lady of the vols. ISs, .•■ .IIotjsK* OP OSMA AND ALMBIRA, or Convent of St. lldefonso, 3 vois. J8s, TO BE LM\R~ With immediate possessian (if required, X A VEftY DESIRABLE FARM, CALLED Vr:MOELFKE,V' Otherwise MoeHre Newj4d Situated w th$parish of Llagwm, Denbighshire CONSISTING «f a commodiou.and^ewl,: erected Dwellinj; House sind Out-buildin/* with from 40 to 46 A. res, and upwards, of £ ood Arable, Meadow, 40,i Pasture Land.) and a verr- extensive Sheepwalk Oil the adjoining Hill*. ? This Farm lie within one mite of the vlffaa* of Cerris-ylr a n, And Voi the Marfeet town, of Cor wen a d li and adjoins the great |ri*k Road; awl i II Ws3 is satiable lor the re<jj.. denee of a si till respe;table Family *»*}- kifowo- of Mita Lioyd, at G yn N^nn».j, near Cerrtir v Ar„ i t>r of Mr. „( 8>,a> pe-rsoo to shew' the premises. » oirect » Dec. 24/ 18 :3, Office of the Court for the Relief ■; of lnsol vent Oebtors, iNo. 3a, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London. »* j$h I'iTlOX of Sit Insofveiit Debtor, lo be .&. oeard at the General Quarter Sessions of Ihe Peace, to be hoidefl at Carn-»rvt>n, it) and for rbe county of Carnarvon, oh the &fteen|h ria.y. of January itc*t, at tho hottr of ten ci'Clo^k in the Cttioruiug. fV I ;.L| AM ROWLANDS, formerly of Conway, ,i y? ■C*rynr»oa»" and'niftgrwarda of .imputed al this M YW days' notice of an„ i„i [our— Montr's dM, { „ > Z ™ t VT4? Grabatu and Gatgworthy^ Soiicitort, 10, SyiBonds inn," Loodoo, ior R. Williams, Carnarvon. Office of the. Court for Relief, Insolvent Debtors, ;i No. 33y Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, PETITION af an Insolvent Debtor, to he<trd at the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, ro,he hotden at Carnarvon, j„ and for the county of Carnarvon, on the fifteeolh day of V h°Ur6' '^o'clock iu th» JOHN DAVIES, (sued'oy U Osrue of Job* Pavid) late of the parlaft of io tftj county of Carnarvon, Farmer ,6» Prisoner's Disci intenii"n 10 oppose any EnTZ £ n musl be given ij i'tic* Pr'i. Q ltle any Creditor to oppost the same* Graham a„d Galsworthy, Solicitors, IU, Symouds Inn, London, s For Price, Carnarvon, EAGLB INSURANCE dFFICE, CORNHILL, LONDON. 1WTO charge for Policies, when the Iuturance "IU- amouins to £ 300 or upwards. No fees tsfcen for endorsements or alterations, in case of t;ire, every reasonable charge will be paid for the reoioval of Guods iurored with this: Company.' Daniage by Lightning made good. The Rcm of Premises ipeored by this CoMp&. nj, rendered- untenAntable by Fire, will be naid as by. ttte CoortM»t>A».- V. w Jen per Cent. allowedannuilly on the prcnH. urns, ol tomtuon, haaardowg, or doubly baaar-, d „ tisur.nces,, equal (af the end of seven years), t a I videa of Seventy per Cent, without th» risk • Farming Stock insured without the average nlaase. .r .IFE INSURANCE. Jp^tranw or Admission Fine required; ^,har £ e for a„, Pultcy, except the Stamp n P, PIIUOQmay insure anotherlife to the amouni ol any interest he may have thereto, lartieg insurj,^ ,hejr owr, Lives, tnav dispos# of theiJwllcy bY'ill, as perqnnal property. 1 the party assuring should wish to dispose of the Policy, this Company will allow a liheraj price l;or the same. Annuities, immediate, progressive, and defer- 4r4tited and purchased upon the most ltharai leruiit. AGENTS. Mr, J, Batley> Watergate, Beaumaris. Taylor^Niusic IVurekmseyChester. J, YoursiQuiiy Liverpool.