A 'throughout the Aletropolb , , and within the Twopenny PuSt tended fn.. • IX. Of Tribunate,' to the of t Ac t of t Ite • at ive • Senate, dated I he September (year 10), ought to have cinoinued till the year ID, and whose powers had been, hy the 9th Article of The Act of the C

COVENT-GARDEN. Colson -.rr.'s trage4 ,f the iteuraing Bride was per,- formed at this on 'll , ,irsday evening great .spirit. it is a more adapted to_the stage than to the closet, fix tt ibound.; in interest 'of.plol, and has iess of setitiment and 'enaracter than might have bee.

maritime affairs. General Lauriston has been appointed Gikveraor of Ragusa and of all Albania. Sit. 9.—We have received intelligence that 4000 have been landed at Venice. Thq are the same tro.ops. wlMOetnepieg rtfurn. to their own. country b land, having left ships to the French

13 and iteeping to a certain point., lan,cled about six o'glock, and exiiressed his satlsfaction and confidence having 'succeeded in his design. - - 'SURREY S ES'S On Wednesday, R. Price, an apothecary,. in Black. fir-road, was found guilty ,of a - most wanton brutal assa nit upo

T H 4 1 . • . SUNDAY, THE w (Mice, in Brydges-street,` . .titui .distribpte by Nine o'Cluck.—,Conntntinicutions, (pii.st free) respectfully ati QGTOBER, 1S; 1807.

On . Thursdhy night a set tit ruffians and pickpocket* got into Sadler's Wells. Near the close of the periormance, after . making n'sham fight among themselves, they left the . 'house, exclaiming, "a Jiglit / ar fight !"—Thitt was , mistaken for a cry. of' "flit 1" and an instan

E ET. Tuesday evening a man named William Neale, stal6t to he proprietor of Knightsbridge Bank:. so frequently advertiSed for discounts and mouey-broking transactions; was brought up before the Sitting; Magistratv at the aboi.e Office, upon a warrant issued from the,Office, found

FOREIGN - INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE. PARI4. 'SEPT. 23.—Y. de Liodbolto, Aide-de.Camp of the Prince Royal of Denmark, had priterelay audience of the'Emperor. The Prince Royal has puremptorily refued, to ratify the etprtNeq")l wsti the EOgi;. The orearest preparations irre - making, it'

SF.MT. 2.—The English Anibaßsador. Paget, has. entireiy failed before the Dardanelles: English fleet has not dared to attempt the passage al second time. insid;(lus propesitiors of English Cabiuet have beeu rejected with disdain.

that shili by Capt. Humphries, of the Leopard. It proved that he was a British stibject, and that had- particularly dist ieguished himself as a ringleader or the delerters.- 7 Whencatted on for !nit defence,. he retired for a r un with the Judge Advocate; and, oil his return, on