... l~ -.-- .--1- I I THE NEW ROOHIESTE'lR PEDESTIZIANT. I We flated in our lkft that a man named Baker, of Rocheller, had flarted to perform the talk undertaken by Tuffey. The following is a corredl flarcmeoit of his daily I performance tip to Satuiday, and at what hour he began and ended cach day: Started at Finified Tucfday, Oct. ix, half pail 5 52 miles 72 rods at 7. Wednefday, aft November, 4 ...

... THE following important paper is allegeto be fiom the pen of Foodche, Duke of Otridnto, chief officer of police. IMPORTAN\T STATE PAPER. .RrDrtoD o t King regarding the- Interior of MatS Kingdomh. ISiRr,-1 have laid before -your Majesty the situation of your kingd6m,, as it regards foreigrn armies; the disorders to which I had the hononr of calling your attention are temporary.; resigna- tion ...

... - id JANUARV. 0 Pt 5. The first report of the intention of the Allied - Powers to invade France received in London. to --Glu'cksradt surrendered to tbe British. a ut. IS. A general thanksgiving observed dirnbl'rghut the v, cc kingdom, for the successes gained over the Ruler of of France. o 14. beace signed hetween England and Denmark at Of Kiel.. n tFErsIAni. S 4. AAfair ons the ThmEs, 'the ...

... 'POS'TSCRI'PT.'' (BY EXPRigSS.)-LONDON, SEPT. 14; Thereports of the treaty. of peace between the Allies and France having been signed, gain matre consistency, and we. are urclined to attach credit to them. In the P.aris p)ap)ers of Mond(lay last, whici we receivedl this morning-, we inud a proclamatioln from the Prefect of the Lower Rhine to the inhabitants of the detartnment, which contain ...

... LEED)S, SATIlURD)AY, SEPT. 16. ?? understalnd 180 persons have alreaily oflicral thcir services for the nightly-watch establishlici t ill this. tiwil, for the approaching winter. We hope those who have the management of this important concern, will bc particularly careful to select such isnn as from their general goodl chracter, are best fitted fbr this very responsible situation. (oI ...

... tONDON, WI.ul.;DAV, ?? The Swiigeirv, C apt;ii i Rmuch, nrrivild on Satu ?? L at Porres01 iNI! i1 1 1wil %I Is' Hln that Gi'ivtll 4ir J;tMkf i tiit a, Ri a eal d- minima itir P-Ai o ri sin, a e i:t sussession of titt Isi5il tn MIl lllell itU -:it loreer es!iSSll'O their costsntalitd. 'ni'i (;azetme of Ti hsa\ ist reosttuns a dlsspatch tiomn Sir jairirs Leith, cuit- *fi' 11nitsg tilets.itive ...

... SCIENTIFIC DIScONEll-t. We late~ly msentionled, that Sir 11. Davy had V discovered a5 tinfhod of 14ightifig coal mines lin such r q matimeras to livoid thle lamentableaccidentswtbicih onavtro mytic sociiri't-d front the explo-in of the caibuirr'cil hy&I Lts'IIt which collects in Sonmc collie-- ries to soeih asl alarmintgextient. Dr. Mui-traylhad bcen etigi~ea c' o l tic gi or ci simlar naturiS ...

... I LONIDON, Tu;.uFDAv, Oct. 3 . ru ssls paplers tt, the 26th ult. and Fr;ink- firt to lI e 22d. Werc i-eceil edt on Sunday nigit. th ITlhey stale, tithat the PLrussian arny is all in fo notion lo0 retiti ?? Frahmce, exceji the corps Si of' deneral Zietlleu1-The :inniveisary of tilhe emeinrable battle .of Leilisic has Ieet cele- hi brated 'wilil soaeat jOX throulhout Ger Ally, ?? at l eiisic ...

... LEiDS, SITURIDAY, Nov. 4. On IVednesday night last, an unsuccessf'ul attempt was rsude by three men, to strip the tenters in a field in HtuImlet-Lane, near the premises where the robbery mentioned in our last paper was attempted. These feclows had so far succeeded in their villainous design as to have got part of the cloth of 'the hoeks, bnt the approach of the watchmen obliged them to Make a ...

... TilF, 3TEIRCURY. The i;eteiiei'ote i and in 0 0 r icdeuonflrmt a ,eztions of the Treasury Journalists had induced a gtacral lulif tialtthr (oCiomunivitioi of tile 1'Piuxcl 1I :,i.NTI to l i-lii nent would liave bern equivalent to ;V d tiofl of ?? espictttiofl blls however. I (- n rtehlv zi iacppeinteh The langtlage of this ?? is ii.odertv, guarded, and ekrnumspet, and T mds it strilkingi ...

... L. EDSA T'IXURDAY, Our. 28. ~ ?? li t'tp til anniverstt:v of bis 'Ccty' ts'sjsnt to tfieL '1,Iliorle of' these Izingde1ins, w aw le ittre l into thle 5(1thj ye'lar ofj, hireign, it seas obseer'cd hatre with thle USU Lltlrsta n at joy.- T'OIt reign olf oul venlerable and( belovecd Sovereignj hats b~eenl, tfflrough tiir bli.Ssilhg 0,'1 Proidjence, ?? be- vomil that1 Of. aiO of his predlceessore ...

... : milffi t5.- , , jr r ,L~)l X '~. Hi; - i .: I - . .: -A 'itbr it the 3 rn4 ('Neglit , eitliue, gi~ee alt .ij-Xf : &c.tthi flelt3 of 4 t teiRoo s 4i .e l ea tott Iireir VMajeitie ailtihte at Mloi;t sattt JeanI ltu'unt, t_ .lorsis' i. g'ato Ale'fatrwb 67f a7 iaye, SIar wh~e~they eaaotmtled the dtffereurltt ptsidti;, lit~flcqitl~tr d :ltat which 'wxs Occjipibd by thie valint 110led&IMY _ ...