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. I • ' . SO -4114 -►• • 4 1 , 4 1$ Fk d 4 ow. r_ [ I AIHE it 13,045.] SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 20, 1826. • CERTIFICATES, JAL 9. J. Tanner, Wkkirar, Gloucestershire, tailor. W. Lockwood* East Barnet, bookseller: IL Gilbert, lisbopsgete-atreet Without* grocer. HAYMARKET, SAMDAT, Tnan oTtocg. DRURY-LANE THEATRE.—TWO PRIVATE, BOXES to be LET at LI Ss. and One on the Second Circle at LI Is. Admissions for :he Season, sea as. COVENT—G A ItDEN.—TW ol'll I VATE BOXES, which may be had on the same Terms. Admissions for the Season. I SET' PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Jones and It. Edwards, Wrexham, plumbers. T. Dam and T. llowdle. Drypool, Yorkshire, mustard maaolfacturers. T. Burford and W. Briggi, Waterloo•terrace, Commer+cial•road, tea. dealers. W. Morrison and J. Watt, Fentbirchetreet,buoklakft J. Pattison and Co. Glasgow, merchants. J. Hsgue and Co.. Crownest. Yorkshire, hankers. C. W. Hick and Co. Cbeapside, hatters. W. Bower and Co. Manchester, cotton spinners. ,G. Dymond - and J. Dymond, Exeter, nurserymen. J. Young and J. Allen, Ainwick, drapers. C. Ellis and Co. Lambeth, brewers H IJtithaff and J. H. Standen. monde'. H. Pickworth and W. J. Pickworth, Great Scotland-yard, coal merchants. D. Duthoit aml W. Cooper, Bow Church-yard, wisolesa!e hosiers.— J. Cooke and P. B. Cooke, Gloucester, anomie,. T. Street and Co. Brabant -court, Philpot-lane, swamies, as far as respects lt. A D ELPHL—STA G E and other BOXES in the best situations. MASQUERADE, ARGYLL ROOMS, MONDAY, Dec. 29. Daftly° and Character Tickets. CHARLES WRIGHT. P.S. Masks, Dominoes, Fancy Dresses, Fr.e. in great variety. winces of lish, t 43 egt , Set FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Dec. 19. A T!I of Treatment. Audit to • mg. kdge of the important and interesting subject it &wanes ''..-fror ttiumouiali of its value, see the London Medical and Physical. Journal, the London Medical Repository. Ste. Printed for Longman. Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green. • Of whom may be had, by the same Author, price Oue Shining, A New and Improved MAP of the EAR, exhibiting its Inter ell, intermedi.te, and External Structure, with the Bones in Situ, t o gether with the principal Nerves and Blood Vessels in in im mediate vicinity. Designed for the use of Medical Students. Price 10f. 61. on roller. Tbit Nlap is certainly well calculated to facilitate the student's tidy acri*itiuti in Aural Anatomy, and to him we can recoils. mend —Medico Chirurgical Review. EVKII. ANXIOUS TO PREVENT IMPOSITION, DAY and MARTIN respectfully inform the•Publk they have, after much labour and at a very considerable ex. pens; brought to perfection a Label of Bush singular construction and amine diffizulty of execution, that they trust wiU effectually, prevent the many Frau& that are daily practised en the Public.— An attention to the following description of the Label wilt ensure the genuine Backing prepared by them. A pattern like Lace of a pink cuhnir covers the principal part of the Label, the nan*s of Day and Nlartin are printed in white letters edged with pink and black, and placed on a white &nand, the address, 97, HIGH-HOLBORN, is Aso white letters edged with pink and black, but placed on the lice pattern, the signature and price at foot are black on a white geuund, the preamble and directions for use are printed as before, hack lett. re on white ground..-97, High-Holborn, Sept.. 1823. VANIILIES about to FURNISH, will find, on JP: inspecting the Ware-rooms of HENRY L. COOPER; 93, riginmiTs stem Wrnus, the following Ankles, at Prices decidedly reasonable, for Furniture of superior Style and Ma- mho we a I;PHOLSTERY—Comprising the improved Elastic Stiel Stuffing for Carriage Cashin', Chain, San, blattrasses, &c. in addition to a handsome assortment of Bedstead Futnitures. Window Cornices, Curtains, &c. IDINET WORK—sOf the first quality and Materials-Ain Solid Furniture for Foreign Climates. HIPPING—Cabios lined up With Elegance and Dispatch, aid Passenprs' !levitates provided. Appropriate fur Dining, Drawing Eton% Bed ROOMS, &c. IPETS--Soper Carpets, 0.441. per yard (no inferior Vandal essaMy Brussels kept), Kiddie:Winter mid , . • Moderate. .00KING.GL481 --lfeent the meet wiegedicent to the smallea, tur anomie*. lien, sod Toilettes ; on the larger sizes, the Reduction wiU be found to amount from Fifty to Seventy-five per Cent. CARVING and GILDING—Some very beautiful specimens for Comet Tables, Glasses, Ste. PAPER.H A NGING and PAINTING—In the Richest as well as the Plainest Style. FUNERALS—Anestded in the most respectful manner, and par. titular regard paid to Economy. HOUSE AGENCY—Houses and Estates egistered for Letting or Disposal, without Cbarge. SALES, APPRAISEMENTS, AND COLLECTION OF RENTS, FURNITURE WAREHOUSED. H. L. COOPKR, 93, II ..ssnorscarroweineWreurs, has the honour of being employed and patronised by some of the first Families in the Kingdom;' and, fur style and price. challenges competition with any respectable Hata. blishment. Ak ROWLAND and SON respectfully solicittadies s and Gentlemen on purchasing Macassar Oil, not to take any without being inclosed with a Pamphlet in a Wrapptr, the Libel having the wort!, " ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL," and 'rated at each end, with the Name and Address, an4:4gned on the label in red. " A. ROW LAND & SON, 20, Hatton Garden," and countersigned " Alex. Rowland." Price Is. 6d. 7s. 10s. 61. and 21s. per bottle. All other prices, or without the wrapper, ars counterfeits. A valuable Supply of the .Genuine is just received by the most respectable Petfoniaers, Chemists, &c. whout may be bad ROWLAND'S ICALYDOR, The mast INFALLIBLE SPECIFIC for protecting the SKIN and CONIPLF:XION from the COLD WINDS or DAMP ATMOSPIIERE—and warranted innosious. Its esitlby Ing, meliorative properties, immediately allays the smarting Wins biWy 14 the Skin, reduce the most violent inflammation, heal har.h and rough skin, and resist all disorders which disorganise the beauty of the female countenance, and, as increasing the fair. ne.s and transparency of the skin, exceed all competition. • Is affords soothing relief to Ladies nursing their offspring. To Gen dttarn, after Shaving, it allays the irritating and sunning pain, and renders the Skin smooth arse pleasant.—Price 4s. 6d. and its. per bunk. Duty included. Cscusa—To prevent Imposition, and by authotky of the Ho. nourable Commissioner of &amps, the name and address of the Propane', is engraved on the Government Stamp, sailed pa the cork of each genuine bottle, " A. ROWLAND k SUN, 20, HATTON-GARDEN " Sold by Mr. Smith, Perfumer, No. 117, New Bond street; R. Her , dik, Perfumer, Tkehborne.strett ; Sanger, 150, Otford- Preei Del:roil, No. 158, Gattie and Pierce, 57, D. Itigge, SS. New bond-sweet • Atkinson, 39, New Bond-street and 44,Ger-: ard.street ; Butler 4, Cheapside ; Bayley and Blew. Coctspur street ; Patey and Co. 37, Lombard street; Berri and Lloittl t 18, Greek -greet; Low, 330, and Prom, 1128. *Strand ; Burgear and ". 68 , .11t4bont lull ; Sutton, Bow Church yard; 67, Xsolivry, 45, St. Paul's Church-yard; Barclay and 900, 95. Fleet-market;, J. and T. Rime 85, Cheapsidr; St g, as silyge.ote; Nis, Inman& the R oyal Exchange ; Tact, ~and ihbllterle, 63, CatnisilL • LAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly !asuous tot 44 curing, in all it, stages the VENEit EA L DISEASE -- C l eke mull Pill is a dose; and the taking of one Box, in a recent me , will soon convince the patient of the certainty of his speedy. recovery. Nothing can be better contrived, awe safe, or Mort, leave:l6 la than this Remedy, fur such u are obliged to go joarnisi sr to lei, as it needs no confinement or restraint of Diet; and hi!ly years experience (in an extensive practiceqiNs proved that it° oil effe ct a C ure when repeated Sal i vat i on and all other natabosii avail nothing. Fur the Scurvy and other Llarenical Llisordses s t this Iludicine has not its parallel. Upwards of 40,010 persons; f__both Ines have been radically cured of the above cruel dleari her 'within the l ast e i g h t ye a r s . P re par e d and sold by the sok! Proprietor*, I'. TAYLOR a nd SON, Members sof the Royal tot-'l isle of Surgeons, at their /louse, No. 9, Nes, Ibidge-stteet, is bean of inq 2s. 9d. each, duty included.—N.&. Two back and Lights in the Passages at niglit.-They.are also soka, 1 their aiponom ent with copious directions , at the Topeka,. • Oxfutu-street ; ' Mr. Disborougb's, ,No. 7, Flsla-arre k ull"ppositt the Monument ; and by our Person in every caw filtrable Town in Great Hrfuln and Ireland. Advice gratis se 1' r*. taking tlieabeve s OF other of the litoptietoes 11011ciass. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Dec. IS. Royal Regiment of Artillery—Captain Thomas R. Cookson, from 'unattached half pay, to be Second Captain,' vice Ord, 'deceased ; Captain and Brevet Maier Richard Francis Cleaveland to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Bt. Clair, retired ; Second Captain the Hon. William Arbuthnot to be Captain, vice Cleaveland ; First Lieutenant John Sampson Rich to he Second Captain, vice Arbuthnot; Second Lieutenant John Wray Mitchell to be Flue lieutenant, vice Rich. Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the East Riding of the County of York. Henry Prest ] to be Deputy Lieutenant. Com tee Ist Regiment of itoyal Surrey Militia. Rabat Tayinesimotto he Captain, vice Simon Taylor. deceased. •• • - .WHIXEHALL, Die. 19. The King has been -pleased to give and gragtaunto -Major Edward Modtenbury, his Royal license and permission that be may accept and wear the insignia of the Order of St. Ferdinand, of the second elan, with which his Catholic Majesty, Ferdinand the Seventh. King of Spain, hath been pleased to honour him, in testi mony of his approbation of that Officsr's meritorious conduct dur ing the war of independence in Spain. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. William Leckie, Adams -court, Old Broad -street, insurance-broker. BANKRUPTCH‘S ENLARGED. Thomas Tomlin, John Buckler, and Frederick Thomas, Packers court, Coleman-street, fActors, from Deceinber 26 to January 13, at ten, at the Court of Cosumistioners of Bankrupts, Basing hall-streer. John Parkes, jun. Mark-lane, sacking merchant, front December 23 to February 10, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Baiingball.street. BA NK RUPTCY SUPEESEDED. Thomas Clark, Union Tavern, Union.itrect,Blackfriars, victualler. BANKRUPTS. John Brown, Greenwich, carrier, to surrender, December 50, January 2, and 30, at twelve. at the, Coon of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall.street. Attornies, Messrs. Curter and Co. Lord Mayor's Court-olfice Royal Exchange. Richard Vinton, Union.street, ice, Artillery Ground, tailor, Dec. SO, January 4, and 30, gt twelve, at the Court of Commissionersl of Bankrupts, Basingball.street. Attorney, Mr. Norton, New street, Bisbopsgate. James Clark, Kensington Gravel Pita, - victiidler; December 26, 'January 2, and 30. at one, at the Court of Commisilbrferrs bf Bankrupts. Basinghar..atreet. Attorney, Mr. Crane!), •UoicM. court, Old. Bread-street. David James, Minories. woollendraper, December 26, January 2, and 36, at one, at the Court cf Commisioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall.strevt. Attorney, Mr. Thomas, Pen court, Pen cburchstreet. George Corser, George Naylor, and Joseph Hassell, Whitchorch, Shropshire, bankers, January 9, 10, and 30, at ten, at the White Una tm, •Whlrctrurcb. 'Attornies, Messrs. Dawson and Co. "Mow rilaswell.court, Carerstreet ; or Messrs. Brookes and Co. Whiaehorcis. Shropshire. _ ..4111 Kaye. Ahooisdbury, Yorkshire, fancy cloth Manufacturer, January - 0, 10, and 30, at ten, at the George ihidderafield. Artorniii,4lr. , Fentoo, Austisfriarai ni- Sirs Fenton, liudders- Acid. _ . Join Dielltnion, Almondbury, Yorkshire, fancy Ands ousownfac terer, Januat y 9, 10, and 30, at ten, at the-George Inn, Midden 'SßA. ' Anomie*. ble. Vanua, Alititartge; or Mr. Fenton, Huddersfield. . John Tombs, Kempsford, Gloucestershire, cattle dealer, January 2,6, and 30, at one, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank rupts. Basinghill-street. Anomie', Messrs. Wilkins and Co. Burton on the Water, Gioucestershite ; or Messrs. Sharpe and Co. Bread-street, Cheapsitle. Lawrence Williams, Grosvenor Cottage, Holloway, merchant, January 2,6, and 30. at one, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts. Basingbalt-street. Attorney, Mr. G. Ogle, Great Winchester -street, Old Broad-street. William bleating, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, cabinet. matter, Drceniber 28, January '2, at eleven, and 30, at twelve, at the Court of Commissiorers -Of Bankrupts, Basinghall.street. Attorney, Mr. Goddard. Thavies Inn. I William LinstleU, Tower 1t0y..1, Watling -street, umbrelli manu facturer. D. Umber 26, 1111013 t y ti, at eleven, and 30. at. tweloe, l at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts; Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. T. Webster. Queen-street. Cbeapside. _Henry Richard Kirkman, St. Paul's Church-yard. silk warehouse.) • man, Jauu.ary 6, 13. and 30, at eleven. at tha Court of C0m.,1 missioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, blr. , Turn. r, Baring lane. I Joseph .loose, Canuirn Tuwti, builder, January 9, 23, and 30, at 1 1 eleven, at the Court at Comnitssioeers of Bankrupts, Basingh..ll. street. Anomie., Messrs. Kwington and Co. Bond court, Wel. brook. • ' • - ward Gibbs, Theetrald'i.triad, Red Lion-square, corn chandler. Janitary 9, at twelve,,l6, and-30,ut. tea, at the Court of Com. naistioners of lksati4ts,JYastiegball-street. Attorney, Mr. Hail, Great James -,treat,-row. James Blackburn, Wisps li-fiercer; auctioneer,' December 26, at twelve, January 9, and eti;lt eleven, at the Court of Commis sioners of Badkrupta, lissinghall-street. Attorney. Mr. W. Bison, Jewry-street, Aidgate. James Fosard;Condult-street, Bond-street, mercer, December 30, January 2, at twelve, and 30, at one, at the Court of Commis. stoners ot Bankrupts, basing hall-street. Attornici, Messrs. Goren and Co. Orchard street, Portman-square. 'Mary Elliot. Northumberland House, Finchley Common, book seller, December 30, 31, .and January 30, at ten, at the C.own Inn. Bawtry, Yorkshire. Attorney, Mr. Charles Bell, Gray's • Imassqoare. Thomas Bedford, Doswell-street, carpenter, December 26, at twelve, January 2, and 30, at eleven, at the Court of Commis sioners of " Bankrupts, Basiitgliali street. Anomie', Messrs. Hutchinson and Co. Crown court, Threadneedle-street. Thomas kills, Sidney -street, Commercial.road, dealer, December. 23, January 6, and 30, at one, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Batingliall•street. Attorney, Mr. H. J. Duvet s Great Winchester -street.. Broad-street. William - Henry Nicholls, Buniingham, victuall,r, December 30. at one, 31, and January 30, at two, at the Royal Hotel, Burning. .lonit. Attornies, Messrs. Hawkins and Cu. Illumines's"; or Mews. Norton and Co. Gray's Inn-square. Georgetockin,Sheepridge, I ludder.field, Yorkshire, fancy manu facturer, January 6,7, and 60, at ten, at the Office of ems. Whitehead and Co. Huddersfield. Anomie', Messrs. Clarks, and Co. Lincoln's Inn-fields; or Messrs. Whitehead and Co. Ifiadderslield. Jonathan Itobinson and - John Kitehing, Sheffield, Yorkshire, . Britannia metal snautsfacturers. December 30, 31, -and January •W, at eleven, it the Office of Mr. John Dixon, Sheffield. At. • tetnim. Messrs. Baetye and Cu. Chancery-lane ;or Mr. J. Dixon, Illielleld. DIVIDENDS. ....479t. aie . ..Gutter-latie, warehouseman, at ten, at the court It nets. Jan. 12, P.'Stune, Bristol, grocer, at , nue, it the- cis) Ileums, Ilristol. Jan. 9. W. blerrefidd, Kid atoms lita,ebtuaker. at eleven, at the White Hart Inn. Hiutiebury, oicketershire. Jan. 9,J. Ashton, Tottenham -court road. mercer, at eleven, at the Court - of Commissioners. Jao. 9, T. Collins, Avebury-street, Iluxton, victualler. at ten, at the Court if Cenunleakentes. Jan. 9, J. &tete. Theobaids.road, broker, O . 4114 at she Court of Commissioners. Jan. 9. P. Burke, Hay. ameltet. victualler. at nine. at the Court of Commissioners. Jan. 11," J. Papules sod T. l'oyntou, Brook-street, Holborn, hardwaremills at ten, at the Court of Commi-sioners. Jan. 10,4) Wens, Vincent* ,W•Ensinster, merchant , at twelve, at the George Inn.. in-Hull. Jan. 11, J. A. Kemp; rrittlewell, I.?Asesi oilier, at eleven, at the Anchor bin, Canewdon • Essex. Jan. 13. T.Wilitinsou and S. Wilkinson, Nottingham . at one, at the Pouch Bowl, Nottingham. Jan. 16, W. Hill, OW Ford, Bois',-raillervat twelve, at the Court of Commissioners . Jan. 1 3, W. Sateen end J. 11;lant, Lamin a bow-Cotten, at ten, it the. Cosigt.liolue, loodeo • . . . . . .. ~ . te , ws— rICTUALLING-OFFICE, Dauskr 16, 11128. aE COM,IIISIOSERS for VICTUALLING 1 hie MAJESTY'S NAVY, tic. do. hereby give twice, That on Tuesomr, the %Id Instant, they will be ready to re ceive Tenders in writing (sealed up). and treat for r i ve Hundred Sacks of Kiln-dried HOUSEHOLD FLOUR, rillousand Five Hundred Sacks of. BISCUIT MEAL, . Sit Hun dred Quarters of New PEAS, and Thin yTM of New Black SMYRNA RAISINS. Too e delivere t he t bis Majesty's Vietaidlint-itairee at Dept f„,j,e h a lf of Flour and Biscuit Meal bribe,* ef January, and the remainder by the sth of that Month; and thee/bob of the Peas and Ilai.ins by the toth of Janeary best. Sim, les of the Fleas and Rabbis must be pleb* bytbe Party tendering. and the Conditions of the Contrasts *ft be- seen at ibis Office. Kick Tender must specify the price in words at look end be jo „ re d before One u Clock.on the day ai d d e pane . c is makes the toiler. or some person es , mese' abed • • to 1114Wer I~'sB pielMY a pat be ployei Om' IClt b ? csal' osigsb: hy lots or di es en . 11) on 1! 0 when called for. • NallollLta , CLIFTON: I • ‘• published, a Fouttli Md improved; . rk V'. • . ,-,- REATISE ON r • • . • AND DISEASES of thar em Ogrampialoodes town. Itorpoo oriati—ihiseedifitsmairsoidskerin—.. GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN, (winos govearca larrowrartou). Fur the Week ended Dee. 12, made up from the Returns of the Inspectors in the different Cities and Towns in England and Wales* Imperial General Wee)aly Average. Wheat 724. 1 1d. 1 Oats 25& ed.' Beans 595. 11d. . Barley 575. 6.1. 1 Rye 434. 71 1 Peas 415. gd. Aggregate Average of the Six Weeks width Warm Duty. Wheat 741. 5.1.1 Gus 965. 044 Baas 41s. gal. Barley 395. 911 kye 4.5. 641.1 Peas 435. Id. • ' PRICE OF SUGA/i. The Average Price of BROWN nr %IWICOVADO Suoaa. competed from Use Returns made in tbe. Week sending the lgtb day of Dec 1828. is 311.101 d. per cwt. exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or payable thereon on the importation dieted inns Great Britain AMERICAN PAPERS. FROM THE B'STON COURIER Or NOV. 29. I Tug Eteceron.—According to-present appearances Mr. Adams will not have so many of the votes of elec tors as he had in 1824.. He Wen had 84; now it is presumed he will have but 83. Then he had thrte competitors to contend•vrith ; now he has but one. It is beyond a doubt that he is not a favourite of the public, arid whatever flattering unction his warm advocates may contrive to mollify the mortifying wounds they have received by their defeat, that A large majority of the people dislike him too much to give him their votes. If the mortification of this dArtat were to affect no one but Mt. .Adams, pethaps there wojd be no great cause for regret or sympathy. The Philadelphia Gazelle (a Jackson Paper), noticing the diininiihed minority of Mr. Adams's votes, says— " This extraordinary result has been produced by a combination of a variety of causes. 'fhemeasures of the administration have had , their slime. The manner in which the colonial busirless was managed was alone, we think,.sufficient to depth e it of public confidence. It proved that Mr. Adams was not'the great diplomatist ire was supposed to be—that, on the contrary, he was altogether destitute of the tact and talent required for Carr ying on out intercourse with foreign nation.. But nei ther the colonial business, nor theßrazilian affair, nor the Panama miision, nor the controversy with Georgia, nor half* dozen other it,stances of mismanagement equally gross and palpable, could have produced such a result, if. the people had at the beginning septoet►d • confillenee in the Administration. It was thevlection in the House of Representatives in 1824, and the appointment conse quent thereon, that did the work. It Mr. Clay, after making Mr. Ada ms President, h.d declined rectivinp any appointment from hi, hands, the people would have believed that cnnsideratiuns of a public, and not ri a privy e nature, had influenced his conduct. Adams would then, it is not unlikely, have beers reelected. and Clay would have stood a fair chance of being his'suc eestor."- FROM BRAZIL By the brig NAVAIiIIO, Captain Weeks, at this port n Wednesday, advices have been received from Rio Janeiro to the 4th ult. mnch later than our previous accou - ts. When the Nivarino sailed no intelligence had been reeeived at Rio of the treaty between Bdenns Ayre. and Brazil. Pr.im a commercial letter published in the Gazelle of Thursday. we learn that the markets were over st ,cked, and in consequence of the cessation of the shire trade, ims-und currency and late heavy hisses, business WAS 'very dull. No news had been re ceived from La Plata for more than 70 days. It stated that the Brazilian Governm,nt had resolved to place imports from all nations on an equal footing as t retards duties—say 15 per cent. on the tariff vai D ation.. FROM TUE BoSTOII COURIER OF DECEMBER 1. FROM SUMATRA. The brig Govet nor ErOichtt Arrived at New York on Thursday, in 154 days from Sumatra, with 339 tons of pepper. Pepper was wary scarce at Sumatra, and on the coat. BRAZIL the Marge G( - F I bg A. _ bearer, c. fr , foregoii Letters from Rio Janeiro, to September 26, have been received at New York, from which the following is abridged : Business, generally, is very dull; prices are looking clown, and the mu ket overstocked with imports; nor do we look I.rward to a much more fivourable state of things for sume mont h i, owing to the stoppage of the slave trade, the state of the 'Currency, and heavy losses, sustairted for two years past. We are anxious for ad vices from the La l'hua, whence there has been no intelligence for seventy daye.' About 1,500 eases of new Campos sugars have arrived, and been sold at quotation (34 00). Coffee of prime quality very scarce; coffee is plenty, and find sales as quoted. The quality of the crop is inferior, owing to the unusual dryness of the season. Hides are without demand. We have rarely had less encourage ment to offer than at this moment. - Government have determined to place imports from all nations on the same footing as respects duties, say 15 per cent. on the tariff valuations. We feel bound to discourage sending vessels here for sale; only those drawing nine to ten feet water, laden, are at all likely to be put off. A letter of October 2, says—" The prospect for a freigl►t to Buenos Apes is a good one. &sole Entlish vessel: have already_been chartered here to take cargoes from Buenos Ayres to Europe, at 84 per ton—vessels taking the risk of peace being proclaimed." The stock of flour on hand is about 13,000 barrels. This information, of the equalization of dudes, it `torrsct, is highly important to the commerce of ttfis country. Hert t •tore the importation from the United Sates into Brazil have been charged with a duty of 24 per cent. while those of France and England have been admitted at only-15. • object. is-attained. ' 12. The troops of the province of Monte Video, and .thohe of tie Republic of tie trinted Provinces, shall *vacua, the licazi.ian territ.4 !ti the precise tam of two months from the date of the exchange of the mt.& cation of the ptekent Convention, the latter passing to the left bank of the R'ver oveahe Uruguay, with the exception of a force of 1 50Q men or mote, which The Government of the .efiretaid Republic, it it deem it, may maintain in any part of the territory of the province of Monte Video, until the troops of his Ma. jesty the Emperor of Brazil completely evacuatt the city of Monte Video. 13. The troops 'of his Majesty the Emperor of Btazl ~. • ••: I - . - • . ' . -..,. . • -• . . ..tf.*" • .3- .c. ... • , • . '-• . 0 . . :•• ~,, . . . sa•No. -, • . • ~;,/ 4, , • • , Panic SZVENlalltitelr. i t t BRAZIL AND BUENOS AYRES. 1 ; PRELIMINARY 11 -- VEATY OF PEACE 1 BTREEN THE REPUBLIC OW THE UNITED PROIFINCES OW I THE RIVER PLATE ADD THE Iceman Or BRAZIL. 1 In the name of the most holy and tootilyided Triofty. .. The Government of the Republic of the UniteJ Pre- . I 'ince: of the River Plate, and his-Majesty the Emperor i Br aril, desiring to pot an end to the' way, and *sorb. 1 ish, upon solid and durable principles, the gond antlet• tanding, harmony,. and (ri..ndship which should exist is twein neighbouring nations, called by their iioersots c live united by the ties r f perpetual alliance, hpve 'greed. through Vie mediation of his Briramlic Ma- esty, on a Preliminary Treaity of Peace. which shall tree as a basis to the Definitive Toni y of the same, which is to be ee'ebrated bet %ern the high contracting sorties; and (or this prApt•se they have oppttin•ed their Plenipotentiaries; to wit—Toe Government i f the Re- i poblic of the United Piovii ces, General Din Joan Ramon Balcarce, and Don Tomas Guido—His Majesty 1 he Emperor, the Most Illu Wow, and Mo s t E sc ell e 4 Marquis of Aracaty. Member r f his-Xll sty's Council, , 1 1 Gentleman of Vie Imeesial Bedchamber. Councillor. of F nonce. Comman.ler of the Order of Avis. Seisator•of ! i t Lite Empire, Minisow Secretai yof State in L... depart. . . ment of 'Foreign Affairs; Dr. Don Jo.e Clemente re- -1 reita, Mernber•of his Majesty's Council, Chief Judgeof ' the H ust Of Supplication, Dignitary of the Imperial i Order of the Cress-beayer, K.i.ght of that of Christ. Minister Secretary of St Ile in tne Ito see Della , tment, and ad interim of Justice ; and Dan Jo Alum Oliveira - Alvarez, Member of his Majesty's Collodi and that of War, Lieutenant Genet al of the National•and Impel ial , Armies, Officer of the Imperial Order of the Cross- .• bearer, Minister Secretary of State in the Home De- . . partment of War, Who having exchanged their les t re- tire full power!, which were found to be in good and due form, ;greed upon the following Atticles r ' Article I. His Majeoy the Emperor of Brasil. dos , dales the province of Monte Video, at present called the Cisplatine, separated from the ter itory of the em- _p , lire of Bras 1, in order that it. may constitute itself into a State, free and independent of any nation whatever, under the for Writ governtnent which it may deem most suitable to its interests, want!, and resources. • 2. The Government of the Republic of the United p li Provinces concurs in s'eclaring t on its parr, the inde- pendence of the province of Monte Video, at present .1 called the Cisplatine, and its being constituted into a 1 free and independent Stale, in the form declared in the foregoing article. S. Both high contracting parties,' oblige themselves to defend the independence and integrity of the pro. wince of Monte Video, for the time and in the manner that may be agreed upon in the definitive Ire 4y of peace. 4. The existing Govei istreot of the .13inda.Orieatal, immediately upon the ratification s f the present Con- vention, shall convoke the representatives of that pan t of the said province which is : rit present subject to it ;- and the existing Government of Monte Video shall i , r atlike simultane.usly, a like convocation of the citizens residing within tke city. regulating the number. of Hilo pones by that of the inhabitants of the province, and sing the form adopted in the election of representatives in .0 . the last legislature. '' • -- . 1 5. The e:ectiOn. of Deputies fsr the city of Monte Video shall take place indispensably extra sum, with- . out the reach of the artillery of the city, and in the ab- " sence (fall armed force. 6. The representatives of the province being assent- bled at a distance of at least ten leagues ref t he city of Monte Video, and any other place occupti‘d by troops. shall establish a provisional Gilvernmenr, which shall rule the whole province, until the itssiallas ion 6 f alts permanent Government, to be created as the constitu. lion shall direct. The existing G vernnrent of •MOnte Video and the Banda o.ierital shall cease immediately after the installation of the provisional one. 1 7. The same representatives shall l.etake themselves I alter wards to the formation of the political consti t ution t of the-province of Monte Videce; and the constitution, previously to being sworn to. shall be examined by commissioners from the two contract ng Government*, for the sole object of seeing that it does not contain . . , any article or articles opposed to the sectoity of their 1 ' rest ective States. Should this be the case, it shall be , publicly and categorically st t forth by the said corn. , ' missioners; but should there be a want of common ac- I cord in these, it shall be decided by the two contracting ' Governments. 8. Any inhabitant of the province rf M. me Video . shall be at liberty to leave the ten itory time f, taking with him his chattels, without prejudice to a third per. 1 son, until the constitution' be sworn to, if he Jo not wish f to adhere to it, or if it so suit him. t a 9. Them shall be perpetual and absolete oblivion of all political acts and opinions whatever, done or pro- fessed previously to the ratificeti-n•of the present Con. e vention. by the inhabitants of the province of Monte g Video, and of the territory of the Emperor of Brazil • which has been occupied by troops of the Republii if g the United Provinces. . c 10. It being a duty of the two contracting Govern. if merits to assist and protect the province of Monte Video e until it be completely constituted; the said Governments i agree, that if previously to the constitution being sworn I. to. and during five years afterwards, its tranquilli•Yand o security should be disturbed by civil war, they shall lend the necessary aid to maintain and support the taw. •e tut Government. After the expiration of the above A term, all protection which is by this article promised to id the lawful Government of the province of Monte Video r, shall cease, and the - said province shall be considered re in a state of perfect and absolute independence. , e- 11. Both the high contracting parties declare most i explici:ly and categorically', that whatever may happen m to be the use of the projection which, in calif 0 mity to cy the foregoing article, is promised to the province of id Monte Video, it shall in all cases be limited to the re- se storation of order, and shall cease immediately that the • 1 t. nisit er. icattained_ t i