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with the Count's corps d'lrmee had been impeded by the garrison of Akhydri.: To-mortoar the Count pro- jected a renewed attack upon the combined armies of the Pachas, but he has relinquished this design, because their numerous csvalry might tot off his communica tion with Imelitia and Georgia. and it appears more advisable to tongue the enemy in Achalzik. PERUVIAN PAPERS. FROM THZ TZLEGRAIIO Da LIMA, MA7 1. • • REPORT AND PROJECT OR A DECREE OF TIM PRINCIPAL ifiiiiCE COMMITTEE. Printed by Order of Congress. 'llse Minister states, in several notes, that a deficit existed in the Revenue, which being known before Au• gust last, ccitipellecf the Government to rake measures which render that deficit still g eater. If the amount is calculated upisti the inferences to be made from the . last Memorial of the Ministei, and the influence which the melancholy events of Lamboyecre, and of the3Oth of March (the earthquake) must have on the Revende,. exceeds one million. 'the precise time when this,stns ought to be disposable—the urgency of the object to which it is to bc applied, and the plan t4-which it is to be converted, in order to free the Republic from ;its. distress, need grab to be poinredlout. • The 011itO8C, df this evil is elect, audit is equally ; clear that it must increase daily. It canopy be disguised Omni' 're, that its consequences must become terrible to , the country. -Tie means of alleviating it ought to be stated by the Administration, whose duty it is to buatto- , qnelsited with-these matters. But unfortunatey thisis not the case, and time is wasted in referring to notes that are conceived in general terms. The Minister , has -decl .ted that the expenditoreis greater than the income-41e has 'pouched fin this upee his word. It would, therefore, be necessary to -act upon that.declaraton, voice he has not thought fit to give any other demon.sialion than his own word. The supplieslostispensably necesary kir the . snpetort of the ct.untry. at e only things with w hich the Re pre,eattattves cat. burden its l raperty. le they trans gress this line, they violate their duty. fly anticipating exact slate, th-y would go beyond their sound intentions. *without escaping from respons . .hility to the nation.. Is not this ealtetly our present situation ? '• • The Committee observe with pain, that the natinois in a state of bat ern ptey, as two dtvkends f the foreign debt are due; the interest of the domestic dett has not been paid ; and the bonds ate at the fourth part of the nominal value. Upwards al 60.000 dollars are due to the nand en -division of the army; their pay and sup plies run on regularly, and the means of covering them becomes every day tunic difficult. The navrand civil lists if the capital cannot be p Aid in April or neat! May. The force of Ayacucho. demands assistance. The Con. guess has decreed the installation of the Constitutional Legislature' this year. and to catry the Constitution into elf ct unavoidable expenses ate requisite. After the presen't Repreentation shall be dissolved, there will be no authority for imposing taxes, or extra ordinary means. The prowess of public exigencies that mutt be covered. cambia be suspended until the nest Legislature decrees the ways and means of apply.; and nn ess the preient Legislature does this. the Eat =live has no alteinative but to see the Republic go to pieces for want ot. resources; and to supply them by estranedinary Means would be to attack the very batik of'oue existing syitem. • ; • Sir, such is our position, in the opinion of the antler. signed. During inch a crisis, every moment that is lost a great evil. The national honour, - pabliecredit.the source itt revenue, the fate of many families slihnii meats of subsistence have been absorbed by the reitki . .; Ration. the isms( sacred duties and, finally, the suppoti of the Constitution, imperiously demand the exclusiettrit tentirin r f Cour ess to the prorositioss of this Committee. 1. The Executive shall immediately make out.a p. net al account from the beginning of 1827. 2. Ttie Estimates of the Income and Expenditure of the present year, mentioning the amount of the tomes throughout the whole territory. of the Republic, in cluding the dividends of the foreign debt, and the into. rest of tned.ionestic debt, shall be stated. S. The precise period shall be statedwhen the deficit thence resulting is tube coveted. 4. The property of,the St de, of Convents, and exist. ing national domains, shall be set fotth, and an account thereof be submitted to Congress. Committee Room, April 24. (Signed) J. M. LOSA. J. N. ESCOREDO. J. B. CA MPOREDONDO. MANUEL CAZKTANO DE LOYO. JUAN B. MEJIA. • LON INA . - WEDNESDAY, 0 TOBER 8. 1828 PRICE IW srocko AT TWO OVI OCK. "lank Bloch Shut ' 1 India Unitas Son , 1 3 per Cent. Red. Shur 3 per Ct. Cone.. ing 71 31 per Cent. Shut 31 per Cent. Red. shut 4 Fur et. 14aw, 101 j 4 per Cent. 1826. Shut Lone Ann. abut Laths Stock Smith irA St..ci , Old Umlaute. 41090 Richt+ Nth 75 6 0500 Ikttr. 7S 6 a 100 mud LAX% Ditto 7i: Bank for Acct. 213 India for Acct. Consols for Acct. 871 a a FOUR , iPti FON PS. Two trel.tit K 811161blan Ikl.,6per 1tu55.116..1822, 5 pCt. 83j De.Besdo,lWit4, 20* Spanish Mt 5 p Ct. 111 Daniels lids. &OA 611/ Acc 22 rortsgads.spC. Fr. 110430 p C.105f Do. Aect. 514 a Exchange 125(34/c Pmts. Bouis, Sp Ct 161! 1111 Do. &ca. 811T1511 AND FOlLKlttirl SHARK% TWO Oelaelle ram 100 35 IS 31 20 78 74 , ss 5 re IS S bps • 400 320 12a . . . Anglin Mexican ar;s4ll " Ditto 'National patens ' . GerinetsPapers to te'e• LJ 'gist. have been received this morning. Their intelligence having been anti cipated through other channels, po►sees little filmiest: VIEN NA, Si, , . i& Late,, from Mama. of the 13th, express tionident hopes of the . speedy reduction of Varna. The great want of Incase about Schwab may perhapi tender it necessarpto send Part of the troops farther back, and nearer to the established magazines. The mail from Constantinople has arrived, but all the hereto are not yet delivered. The capital enjoyed the greatest tranquillity, and was continually amused with reports of oictories, Which the Porte pabllsbed without intermistion, but in Vold& the inhabitants of Vera were not disposed to put explicit faith. lite Porte is said to have eaptes.ed the highest displeasure at the Canventien between the Vtcettry of Egypt and AJralral Codling. tea, and to have dispatched couriers both to the Viceroy and to Ibrahim. iti order. if po.siblo. to prevent its being carried 'iota effect. It was asserted at Constattrinaphr that from Masan dria seated, that she Viceroy had, with great reptigemince, agreed to the evacuation of the Mona, and was induced ro give the order to that cites', moldy by the threat of Admirat Codslageon to block- 1 ode aft the ports of Egypt, and rerboashard that of Alexandria, in. legs Ibrahim' Nibs received instructions is vit the Peloponnese*. M. Pentad, the Russian Causal at Alexandria, bad ceased his functions, and recommended thO Russian objects to the protection of the Consul of the Netherlands. The Adrian °burger, announcing the arrival of the Infanta Deese Maria da Gloria at Gibraltar, on the sd of Sept. adds, that she was to mil ea the Sth fee Geom. The latest letters from Rio de Janeiro say, that the Infanta Donna Peak was to have ececenpaaied the Duren het sista: to Europe, had she not unhap pily been taken seriMaglY ill. • VIENNA, SETT. N. aletalliques, 94 is Bonk Shares,l,oll7 —Al,preowe Zeiugsg, Ga. is NAPLES, Sam 13. We have already mistimed the appoint/went of a squadron of Mr Majesty's ships to 'cruise of Tripoli, during the dispute of . ores Court with that Berney. His' Majesty has now resolved, that besides the sqoadron composed of the ships which haves returned from Tripe% sad besides others of his Majesty's ships which are now luting out, the Gallus corvette, and the Aguila bripntine, both witi s ch *Ware destinvi for his Muiesry'sviven service, shall be loofas a cruise in order in protect, till the armament is coin• pitted, the trade of hioshlajesty's subjects. These Alpha's already sailed for their destination.--41gembeine Zeitumg • Last night we received the Paris Papers of the 6th inst. but they contiin nothing of interest, and no intelligence from the seat of war, of which we were not already in postession. We also received an Estraordinaiy Sup. plement to the Prussian Wale Gazette of lAA Thursday, It brings accounts of the operations I f the besieging ar my bet . , re Stitumla, to the IS It, and White Varna to the 17th September. No attach had been mode upon Schumla,- and the bulletin snevaly • announces that the Russian troops maintain their positions in front of that plait, notwithstanding the difficulties they heve to encounter in collecting forage. Before Varna, however. the invading army seem to have di., I rene& their principal efforts. and the result which we l anticipated *cannot be much longer 'delayed. The pan of the counteisaarp which had been Mined was blows into the ditch on the morning of tbe 14th, and the boles. ing forces were enabled, in consesinence, to take posses .. • , aim 4 f the eutrabor of s beach leadhig to the loPolkst• General OLOW In hrvi:g . tike n ipo ssess ib li. ol he lead. toßourgasrand there being soimiger any hope oft rein rcement,the garrison wasbusnouroned to surrender. The Talks, however, wishing only to gain time, and omitt ing t vesive answert.t be nrgociations were broker/ off, an.. on the 15th the cannonade of the tomes% recommenced in all its fury. The neat Bulletin will in all probabi• lit, bring es accounts of its falls Nothing of a decisive nature appears to have taken place on the'bohks of the Danube, where immense reinforcements are said to be daily attiring. on their way to Slimily. A weir levy (the third this pear) extending to lour then out of every five hunched. hats been ordered throughout the Russian doatiaioas. C ----- "TrY7 Twatvz o'CLecr.. Rama of a Miter Sated the 7th of October, from Captain Samosa, of the ship Leeds, at romesomith, posted at the Needs and Swab American Curfee-horse: " Two Sow-strem Olken came from Landau this morning, and tank a passenger out of the Leeds; his crime was forgery on Sir Wawa' Cantata; be pine on boarstat London. by ibis name el %LIMOS. 'sad stated time he was a merchant in lionendoger-lane, and his dually molded about fow miles from Leedom I tandorstmd his right muse is Josams llowros, and. but te now linked he pal : they peened to • • London to.night." The frigate Mahone sailed from - Talon as the lath ,of err teethe", bailor ruder her convoy fifteen transports for the Mem, With provisions and ammunition. Ms frigate has as board one minim tiev.o bundred thousand kanis. • WV understand that the great City espitallit 'hal airtiod'he London soar this musing from his tour on die Continent: bit be has not as yet made his entree into the City. 'The 'Coosa Market opened this morning at Il7j for the Aseutert, went dome sellers,'veid at the latter price theymny bigoted ait with Stile doing. CITY. If AI.F- P AST ON g CfCLOCII. We understand that the Marquis 0611111•Cellh 'oder whose cam the Qinen Peßelleal remain., has alssOlutels refused to allow the young Hi r e's errant° Vitoma, contrary to the recommendation given to hint by is Oweetansent.. Ile sari, he thinks the Wu* is safer hi ski. eassimiry !hos at Vienna- Thera/rote imams received to-day from Gibraltar, of she otb, agate tit.t the fever is declining, and there is reason to 'oppose that i nk not the yellow fever. There were about 177 sick, and ths , death& wese net so numerous. The Cowed Market appears rather better than le the earlier part of the worning..khowsb there is but little duios ; at this hour the/ may be quoted at 11711 buyers fur the Account, and Ira fur neat Account. • . N; 41. ROTSIRCNII.II wad his Lady snit's' this amoraiag frog► Francs , . at his rashirace at Stamford hiU. 111 that Retrial) Marke.listie doing. CITY; MIRE OTI.OOIL Within this hoer the Coinot Market has bees ►eay, sod receded to 117seUers. °woes to a tepees - that the half pay Olken in Os Navy have received Creole's Amu Govern's/at. by 'which It is mplored. V trims, that we we ping to - pill 'hips iota cootadaidoo. Coos& for Amason, Nil ; and for neirdole,ll4l 87. Dispatches from the Honourable Lieutenant•Geueral I'. C. PONS'INWS. Lieuten4nt•Goeetnor of Malta, were received din morning at the Colonial Office. Dispatches were yesterday .received at. the Foreign , °Sea Irons Mr. Broorrons Camaro*, is the 11th oh. The evs nation of the Morea was going Go. His Ravel Hryghne►s the Duke of Sussaz proceeded from,. Kismet Park, os a shit to Peorhya Contr. therm, to the ' Menal.britigr, Craig y.then, and Bangor, whoopee he retraced his route to Minor/, an& horn throe q Bento.hall, the seat of liael Goossaaas. The Ittrial Duke esperieneed a sight hurt as the knee while on a shooting excursion dodos his visit at Intend ; hot, wider judecious treatment, no material Weeniest/see snaked frost theeetident.—froranter Herahl. _ _ _ The Duke of Sr. A itsANa, in returning thanks for Ms Duchess's health bring enthusiastically drank at the Mayor of Lincoln's inauguration dinner. said—" I am proud of nsy wile, and I love her ; the liveliest and myself despise the miscreants who assail her."—(Grhat applause.). Mr. WY NN, Mich a spoil if liberality iso.thv an old Westminster, has proposed a second writerahip, remaining in hie patronage at the time he pitted office, as au object of competition l antessgtbe higher forms of that school. ' .Tbe Duke of liucktmosmsr's yacht arrived on Mon day, at abs Isle of Wight, alter a ender of dimes numbs in the Mediterranean. His Grace is iu excellent heakkand continues rot some oviooths tenger no the Continent. The blarqui. I flaweroup, whose health had be come exceedingly impaired tram a complication of disorders. is, we are happy to hear, spin convalescent. ill. Lordship ha. been for some time at his iwautibil seat at Sudbury. where. Irian the commencement of the ileuting seasea, be had been entertaining a lees very 'Wien friends. The hoist if Whitehall being. much dilapislate. 4 , o sp ec i a ny b etween 'b.. piaster, the while stall memo repair. The seafrolti extends uver the Ls ids of the The • hire of the old bins-es topisn Shansie bank are now removed. and the windows of the SPIAZIIOI house will com mand aview of fine open wharfs wbkh it le the Intention of lb. COPILAXI4 the budder. to erect Jews the hank. The Cutlets of Dutslin have voted the freedirm of that Guild to the Marquis of CHMSDOP, the lad of Law, Lord Reuses, and the Duke of Newcame, for their tubiform and, steady support of the Constitution in Church sea Skate. A vessel' contanting a large ,qUantity of antique jewellery has jest been found in a subtenants* pomp at Champ Vert near Lyons. The vessel also contained some gold coins of the iimperor Cuitams. . it is mid the Collection Is valued as 100,000 francs. f Theinokeepess on the Manchester road, from L-iugf... Issmseub to London, have lowered the rate of pads% to Is. sd. per mile. kis supposed that fifteen millioarof piss- are doily isensteetured in Ragland. ODD 14/1 4101E111 01 RAMIS. Peoria sir Norway.--. If salmi's Christian Dime be Robert, for. temple, all hie family intim: first g eneration become Robertson*: and if hie eldest boy he baptised John, be is of tonne Juba Robertson; -and tleb girhvbt like masiniv.peohse Wee, are all kobertielss- When the son groin up and has children, they will all be Johnselts, boys and girls es before; and an on, changing the family name every 'generation'. It there happen to be three sons in a house, named, we shall say, I Hawk* Frederick; and William, there will 66mA-off dime sepa rate patronymics from the three brothers, and their children will be respectively, Henrichsens, Firderklumna, and Wiliianwees, Leads* Weekly Inky. . Toe building of the stone wink of the Von Church! steeple, Edinburgh, was finished on Saturday. The Duke of BUCKINGHAIL, having suffered mash inconvenience from the Q uatantine Laws in the Meth tittranenn, left his-richt, Isis Grice having determined to return to England by land. A friend of Lord Nonauttes observed, that Mr LawLearr expected to do wonders on his route horn Colon to the Ninth, until he was prevented by the armed' veomsenry.—Aye (replied his Lordship), bus you will ',collect after a Colon we come to a firU stop. The charge for hand-cuffs, in ohe year, paid by the province of Lein.ster, is no less than £350 I ! The Eatl of Su ItaWSSURT and family puled through filiation the 26th ultimo, On their way from London • to Frankfort. Duties the, night of Tuesday, the 23d Sept. some misreselots set fit e to a large risk of old meadow hay, at Shankenil, a fat m ins aide. from Hawick, on the Lid desdals road, whictrwas speedily copsinped to ashes. Derpigihe.ivery 'eve; e storm on Monday Mot nit% several barges +unk in the Thames. One opposite the Penitentiary at Milbank went down laden with valuable goods. , • . THE KING, & -. • NI &Sure. though ennodo. efilf recovered ► Mu not yet teased his lavoosise exclusions.. - - The Duke of CLARBNCI is especial at Fu lmer , Lodge to-ntottoer. The Princess AV0011? w ill i ace Frogmore at ! t i t commencement of the ensuing month kr Londuo, pri er it:e going to Heighten. .. . COURT CIRCULAR. itUatti Ot PORTUGAL. A deputation of tne t.sg. Nohiiity, Gentry, am principal Merchants at present in the metropolis. waked upon b e Mesmer yeitirday inurithig ieGfillitio's Hotel, to present as of. dress. Seale of the-most dieloguislied Members of the deputation were intioduced to the Qiigit hir the Woods as. Pacteasts, ee the Pennons lanisicr, fir the presentaden of the dress. The dopiest* wai sobstguently introduced into the pe e . mace of her idareary, who esslitendbd hy the Marquis se be e . ammo, turd CLINTON. and 'Sir Wan tan Foessolivt.e. The gb, Wien Minister; and several Gentlemen attached to the Porteg em and ilranigan Legations, IMF alas present. Ilse address was reed by the Marquis au Pausstia . ._ •The Qum , relented • short e r,4 appropriate wives' SO the:igidress. The menibet4 Of the dem o don were rhea sevendly . prosonted to their predate! Siefitaura by the Marquis me Patsurts..s, Soon after the depotation'haikietired. the Mile of Wet usGe e d and the Rol of *aweas artived at the bad; the two Masson were presented by the Marquis as isiment.i.• to the Qom. The young Qvaao, at different prikels of the day, Cinat out the balcony, and was greeted each time with the liedest :enema. dons by the poems estogrygated opposite so the hotel The Duchess of Katie paid a visit to the D Ik e *Pa Duchess of .Ctoossee ot.tiele residence in Obsity-park, es day. and partook of a (Vera erkli their Royal Highnesses. I',h• Austsian Ainbaisador had interviews with th e litibe'ref Wzarmarsou sad Eaft of Amasses yesteday. kb . Raceneney 114 also a conference with the Marquis de Baaaricese at Grillion'Unemt; The LOUD CHANCELLOR transacted business yester day at the Feftiin Mice, Downing-street. Disp itches were sent off yesterday from the Foreign (Ace, to Str:Cartates Stem, e4if Antbassador at the Hogue. The Earl if ASlNDeiti entertained the Duke of %Aussie*. and a select party to dinner yesterday, at bis residence, the Priory, near Stasartere. • LEAMINGTON SPA, OCT. 4. ARRIVA I.S. . Colonel and Mrs. Bronibtoo, Lkutenant Colonel Tose?. Captain Law, Res. Mr. Oltley, Rev. Mr *Donnell, Res. Mr Torsilie, Res. Mr. Pope, Mr. and Mis binMsank. Mr. Mrs. and Miss I.* oiler, Mr. W. N. Woodbsai, Mr. Wm. Chaplin, Min Gould. Mr. Came►on, Miss Gond, Mr. sad Miss lklabson, Mr. J. Barnare, Air. and Mrs. Whitgreave, dcw STATE OF IRELAND. DUDWN, Ors. 4. Cairsinte ASSOCIATIO11.0:0111 body held its weekly • meeting en Thursday, notaithitaashag the Lard Lieu- • tzek • Piodumatien against 'illegal assemblies: • A Worn she 'Member for Clare a r fdeted . the 27th of September, hots bit native • bills, to *hid, he says he wall cling a little longer, was read. In this epistle be has eandestly annosneedbis determination to Make an • sadividual canvass in every canny in he- Lod, save Galway, against eirry candidate who shall kehoie t pledge himself to oppeie the Adrainistratioo, until • Emancipation shall be reined. 6. 14 this means (says ihe • mambo think we trimming the Association) will be Ake tometimend haat sukto freest/ ' f the Irish Menthes% in direct hostility to thit Wellington and Peel adesietstration.r Thew Menthe,' is certainly a bold manhoth on paper and in speech, bat we cannot esteem him a. prudent one for having Cesolved:te canvass the bottban counties. after the res eeetion of his lawless bother agitator at Ballibay. he. We should mightily like to see the ". Membee" take his autade ugasubt those anthers Members of Parliament who shall refuse to become the slaves of the Association. But Me the rather surmise lie will find tome cacao for not fulfilling his pronsi,e ern Looking into the Proclamation of the 29th ult. which could not • have reached his native hills at the date of the letter.— ktieniag Petit,. Widow w‘ittog. we learn that the Chancellor has ar• rived from London. and commenced his journey at an how's notice, and by directionol the Pioneer. We could anticipate measures. following up the Proclamation. but that such anticipation might defeat the salutary effects of those 'treasures. After, for the must part, a vapid and ening hat angue. compounded of fear, pride, and meanness, Shiel coosluded with two resolutions—one; thanking Mr. Lawless for the seal and discretion mania' fisted In his progress through the Noe th—the other re. calling him from his mission! We shall now only remark on this subject. that if the abominable Association does not immediately dissolve itself, its more influential demagogues will have came dearly to rue their traitorous pettinacity.—SireniagMeil. Mr. LtWLUs.—The following letters, for %%Inch we are indebted to our valoable corespondent at Attlee. were written, as *ill be perceived, on the occasion of Lavitts's coqsp k plistell estryiato Dundalk. The rOmptnuire di the Chaisinan and 141.4;litre:es is e n. titkd to the highest praise; such cOnduet talltt always prgduce t he desirei offeet: It was not to•be espeeted that the agitator would run any personal risk in Olga. nising rebellion or Revolution—he and his masters of the Ap.ociation are confess, t • leave the awful part of the tesponaibility with their usitibtonatndwpest— " To MR. .1 UN LAVILIN% • " It appe 'ring to the llagistiates of this county, as sembled at Petty Sessions this day, that notices ate posted op in several parts of the coon, calling on the inhabitants to meet you a! two oclock this day; and as it is probable t tat in the event of. such meeting taking place a btrach ►f the peace may ensue, they feel et their duty to caution you against holding or at tending , sneh meeting, as they are determined to ose the posvety, vested in them by law for the supptession and dispersion rif the same. (Stgned) "JAMBS N. BROOD, " Dundalk. Oct. 2." • " Mimeo of Petty Sessions. To which Mr. Lawless returned the following minim : gial have to-day been honoured by your letter, handed to me by Captain Declu!eau, containing the wish of the Magistrates of Ibis county of Louth, assembled in Petty Sessions, that I. should not hold the meeting which I advertised for this day- I have seen. On last night, the Proclamation of the Lord Lieutenant, which de termined me that. no further meetings should be held withoue the empress approbation of the Government. • I bage the bassout itivetnaln, Sir, ToUr obedient humble servant, Arthur's Hotel, Oct. 1828. (Signed) "30/1/4 "To James N. Frood, Esck" 'Government have at length come to the determina tion of forbidding all persons eriving income antler the crown from taking any part in. the political and Orange meetings-which are at present distractsug the country. An order. it h as been intimated to us, will be shortly issued to al• military men, obrher on full or halt payer to all police officers—all stipendiary Magi-crates—all customs, entricryies, Ste. to the effect, that it they attend nieetings of the kind they will be deprived of chi,• coin mi'ssions civil officers will be informed that Use holding of their places. And their attendance at meet ings of the nature described, ate inconipatible. and that if they persevere in such conduct they will be iiro I , ager Considered as °Meets of the Government.— DrUia Evening Poi. • lONNING t4TAIt. THE ARMY. M Taming a Coed Mudd was held at Bury on a private of tha !lib IHnniskillen Dragoons. for being intoxicated on the prectilme !day whilst on his march to Btoormarket, and orlon' Carrots Kt masa. Hs was seateneed to twelve 200 lasheg. wireh was Skied at bin on the Newmarket mad. ea WedorsJay wort.h.g, Ina their *lards. Lord Fsmemv Boatmen. as :Watery Seceetery to Genera! Lord HILL, Commander.in•Chisf. Meat tbrougle hie list yesrettlay, ,c hie °Gee in the Hous Guards. A few Generals. and thir y other Officers, transacted military Matinees with Irk Lard hip. A Detachment of the 49th Resistant of Fast has arrived i 3 town Run fpityleb, on route to Chatham. A Detachment of the Nib Regiment of Infantry hut arrived in town. from Norwich, on t'tnite to Davenport. *Detachment of the Nth Lancers arrived Se. town on Monday awning from Liverpool, on route to Maid. 'stem. A Deteeintent of the O7th Feet arrived hi mere m May day from Liverpool, en route to Dover. A Detachment belonging to the Rau India Company's Service arrived in town en Meader front Liverpool, and embarked yesterday morning on board a seems vessel in the River fee Graireseed, on root. to Chadian& Two troops at the Marquis of Anmasesos lbsgimeot. the 7tlt Homers, marched, from their loaners, Portobello Barracks, hr Tipperary, wider the command et Major Smsetar. Two mote ' troops or the sithie Regiment, together with a Brigade 'at Horse Artillery, from the Barracks at Island Bridge, foltiwed for the saw destination. The 7th have been rephood by nebiloadrons of the Stk. filiben, who arrived in DeWitt, from them head. quarters, Ne kridge Barracks. The . of Foot is about to be removed to Sun derland, to replace thedrpoe of the 7(11 Fusileers, shortly eapeetail in, Hull from the latter •place.- The traaspons which briog the latter pill take she depot of the CA front His citadel to Porte. mouth. • , . The troop of the First Dragoon Guards, which bat/ teem um tinned at Cat lisle fur some months past, under the orders of Capt. Mazwzu., marched very soddenly tee join the beedquarterc at Nianchmtee. The regimens, we understand, is soder wake* foe Ireland. where, If we may judge by appearancesoheir active ser vices will woo be requi4te. hlajnr-General Sir H. B. Beeman has filed the bead quarters of the northern dbtrict at Rotherham, and takes AlJorark Home. lately occupied by Sir J. Bras: The Staff comprises she toßnerisig Akers : Captain, the Honourable Hadar Sr. Cosa Emasss, Aid.de•Camp ; Lieutenant Colonel SHIM, Assistant Ail -ietaet General; Brevet Alaior Woos. Major of Brigade ; and Lieittramit Colour! Rieut.r., Assi•tant Quarter Master Genera/. On Moods, list Unwed Beaman visited this town, fur tbe purpose of review ing the _Artillery and Dragoons stationed at pur Barrack& The review took place lo a held Olaf Wadden sullkiently spacious fur all their evoliselooe, whids they perftirnied with a celerity and pre cision this did great credit to both the Misers and men, raid scented to give the greatest satisfaction to the General. The Moto were rematkahts flee, lead the men had a most soldierlike &Fru itage.. The gleams( light that /fished from dole polished nets dasakd the sight, and the thunder of the camas gave the whole scene a must irepoeieg, don. There are few exhibitions of any kind that awaken stvuhger ~does le the mind, them military evoi. haloes, though opts ever so small a scale. • They am ewe to bring to out Iliad these, trenseadons eamllias white have ovetturned empires and desolated kingdoms& blooday the Northumberland and Neweeele Volunteer Cattail,, commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Bata, M.P. entered apes del for eight days in Netradle. NAVAL INTELLWENCE. • Tw, DAT.—dahlia I—Waterford I —Hos husk 1— Featly/ I—Mika 1. The &Metlook Wow of &tufaland, is wrecked as the Goo- Aeet salid• . His hilaktny's ship Viarspke, ertivetiot Portsmouth. hailed ait the night of the Nib whine.. elf Cape de Get, us itoglishoehttenit. frosty a-phobias 1111Loodos. oat 14 days; spoke on sine ss4 alt. 14 114 - 3 1110 , .dp dlosapputus. of Yaratoefit, boatel so Gibral tar ; we the 17t11. isnot. be long. 13. the possonak (bsili). •and es the 4th instant.' lat. 45. leap P. the London (bark). of Loud's, front Liverpool. Dam, Qcr. To—lllnd estward-beend appear a 1 The.Walliant tiskaroos Wo Janeiro, sailed for the River. Poewasstows, Oca. 7.—Wind W.—Arrived hie Majesty's, ship Warspke, with Admiral Ceosnsorms„ from Midis. Mere liesisos 'the Quaker, was taken out of the American packet ship Leeds, outward - bo nd, at this port, by e Bow-strest Officer, ass charge et Ourgery. : • - • . • Femoues...eo.ll.6-111101 11C-4elleill the Lady Maven packet. foe Halifax NM Dome& 1111Aeciees, Oes 45., Wilma die Atelesta. MeLLn, (MS Ore....Asetevel the Ileatoel, Naomi, rte. Vita fees Malaga. 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