... SERLINJ SEPT. 10.—His Majesty the Emperor of Rus- sia, in consequence of a slight indisposition, did not set out from Schwedt till half-past seven o'clock yesterday morning, for Munchengratz, a domain of Count Waldstein, in the circle of Bunzlaw in Bohemia, with a fine palace or castle, where his Majesty will have his interview with the Emperor of Austria. We hear that his Majesty is ...

... AN EPITAPH IN FALKSTONE CHUBCH-Y A It D. A house he hath, 'tis made of such good fashion, The tenant ne'er shall pay for reparation Nor will his landlord ever raise his rent, Nor turn him out of doors for non-payment. From heavy taxes too this cell is free To such a house, who would not tenant be 1 ...

... At Bow-street police-office, on Tuesday last, a fashionably- dressed man, named William Palmer, was brought in custody to this office by Ledbitter, the officer, who stated to Sir F. Roe that the prisoner was given into his custody on a charge of felony, and since he had apprehended him a judge's warrant had been placed in his hands, which had been obtained on an indictment for conspiracy ...

... INSOLVENTS.— William Short, Henrietta-street and Compton- Street, Brunswick-square, and South-crescent-mews, Bill ton- crescent, cabinet maker.—Alexander Bowen Hopkins and Philip Burgess, Commercial-place, Citv-road, tobacconists. John Warwick, St. Alban's, Hertfordshire, wine dealer. BANKRUPTS.— W illiam Corp. Tower-street, carpenter.—Geo. Price, Sneinton. Nottinghamshire, twist-net ...

... The Foreign arrivals of the week have been meagre in the extreme, and authentie information from the seat of in Portugal is anxiously waited for. The news brought y passengers in the Echo government steamer, which essel left Lisbon so late as the 16th instant, and reached ,nou'h at the close of last week, describing the disor- Ranised state of Bourmont's army, giving an account of 1,s great ...

... FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE, SEPTEMBER 13. INSOLVENTS.—P. Wright, High-street, St. Giles's, bookseller- Rich. Lloyd Laws, South-street, Greenwich, master mariner. BANKRUPTS.—George Ward, Clare-street, Clare-market, hat' ter.—Alexander Bowen Hopkins and Philip Burgess, Commer- cial-place, City-road,_ tobacconists.—Wm. Moon, East Stone- house, Devonshire, victualler. Thomas Groom, Welch Pool, ...

... HISTORY AND MYSfER. TITHES. To the Edit > ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE MERLIN. feiR> As you have always proved yourself a friend to the tradespeople of this town, allow me to ask, through your paper, are we to be deprived of our races this year as well as last —is all spirit dormant-are we merely to toil for a precarious vegetation, without one breeze of innocent pleasure to ri p ple-tiie lake of Monmouth society 1 The better sort of people ...

... DREADFUL SHIPWRECK OFF BOULOGNE. The following further particulars of this deplorable event are given in a letter dated Boulogne-sur-Mer, Sept. 1:— The Amphitrite convict ship sailed for New South Wales from Woolwich on the 25th of August. Captain Hunter was the commander; Mr. Forrester the surgeon and there were 108 female convicts, 12 children, and a crew of 16 persons. The captain was part ...

... Sir, I praise the Lord for you, and so may my parishioners, for their Sons are well tutored by you. their sons be ingenious they shall want no instruction. Shakespeare, Mr. Editor,-Now that the closed doors of St. Stephen's Chapel give some relief from prosy parliamentary debates, per- haps you will be kind enough to allow a corner of your interest- ing paper to the occasional communications ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. hIE CHEPSTOW HUNT.—ERRATUM.—In an advertisement in the first page of this day's Merlin, the Chepstow Hunt s announced to take place on Thursday and Friday, the 10th and 1 \th Octo* next. By another advertisement, which appears in our 2d it -will be seen that the Hu7it is unavoidably postponed till Tuesday and Wednesday, the 15th and 16th October. This alter- «t ai}011 did ...

... LOSS OF THE EARL OF WEMYSS, SMACK, LEITH PACKET. Another wreck, with a melancholy loss of 11 lives, took place on Sunday, the 1st inst., near Brancaster, on the coast of Nor- folk, within reach of the shore. The following are the most fatal particulars A little before, seven the mate came back to the companion stairs, and I requested him to come down and satisfy the ladies as to our safety he ...