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. . : ' - ;. !‘ . - 7, - 4.1 .. :; 1 27 -- ,,,•! . .. 'IA ~t , ~. 7: . ..• ... • • . . . *A .4.. • , . ,- • -,-f Joe :r '4'._llo . . . . . '.)**".:. 7 ' , - - ...- • .•rt9u9,94. ...• . . . 4 . . . ........ :il 4,..v d (,, tr• .......,,,,... 4,.. MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 4 ' - °" NUMBER 12,576.] VICTUALLING OFFICE, Ay 51.1827. VHE Co V.liisSio ERS for VICTUALLING MAJESTrS NAVY, Ic. do hereby give Notice, num 'lnuesnar, the 14th June next, they yiU be ready to wise Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat wick such Persons m ost be willing to perform the LIGHTERAGE respdred for *VICTUALLING SERVICE in the RIVER THAMES, fir Twelve Months certain, from the 31st of July next; and far tier, until Three blooths Notice shall be given for the termination of the Contract : and also with such Persons as will undertake to furnish whatever VEGETABLES may be demanded for the use of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels at Deptford and Woolwich for Time years, from the said 31st July next. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at this Office. Ts.'sch Tender must specify the price In words at length, and be deliveiedbefore One o'Clock on the Day appointed; and must be accompanied by a Letter signed by two responsible Persons en pging to become bound with the Party tendering, in the penal aim o f sm., for the doe performance of the Contract for Ugh wage; and of XlOO for the due execution of that for Vegetables. The Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his waif, must attend to answer when called for. THE CORN BILL. LIM OP TT MAJOILITT Oil TON ,ANZPOMINT OP TIM DIM Or WILLINGION SWOP Till cobe mu., nair, SIM 1. tional spirit with more Wellington. Rutland MEW. Bedford Biaufort . Rkhmoad AthoL band of them ha its appearance addressed to the that the head an of the manifesto] no further; Thi reached the polhi lanes, adelante, talans, forward, iiew — east — le • Camden Salisbury Thousand DIA RQUIIr/l. Bute Hertford Winchester Londonderry Donegal! Lothian. /AIM Aylesbury Bradford Dartmouth Stanhope Bathurst Kinnoull Digby Tankers'lle . Derby &win Beauchamp Pim' Mahnesbnry Wicklow Hueweod Aboyne Pomfret Abergavenny Breadalbaoe Plymouth Jersey Cassilis ?dancers Mansfield Falmouth Westmerland Orford =TRACT OP T►ne junction of flitter: Calomarde more probable. 1 in bringing him c sneceeaed by hold Chichester Grey Ezra AcetylNun Rechford Aberdeen Lossdale Macclesfield Lauderdale. at their head, M. FILLER CLIFTON. Arbuthnot Melville .-- itrathallan Bamford. LORDS. De Clifford Middleton Willougbby de Pevershasa Redeadale Broke Carbery Rolle is knovin. It is adds Madrid, which will June, is the term fix M. Salmon by the E nation of the forme Rome. Four con during the last six with the Ministers thence continued the French, one English, negotiations which, I slackened, appear to Royal decision of a an end to the corps priced the police of ment which might b means of executing ii quisition have loudl. DR. FAITH HORN IS ACE REMOV BATH ED . TO GR T OSVENOR. PL, HE FIFTH EDITION of his WORK, price Nine Shillings, en the LIVER and Br LIARY SYSTEM; tom. prehmding the various, extensive, and often complicated Dlsorden dike Digestive, Internal Organs, and Nervosa System, originating flop these sources; and upon other importanu point' essential to aesith: with an Appendix of Cases; is Sold as usual by Longman sad Co. Paternoster-rove. Gage Dame Bolton Gwydyr IlEenboroogh Dufferin Farnham Kenyon Yarborough Rodney. Colchester Boston BISHOP Of Bath and Wells. Paired of Carrington. Ott Sironnsr, the 9th Just, 1827, prise Bd. Oritamped fee cirmslailon hi the country (post-free), One Shilling, (ro as CONTIIIIII2 WIZILLY) THE NEW LONDON LITERARY GAZETTE, and JOURNAL of 'SCIENCE and FASHION. " Spectemur agendo." In order that the Criticisms in this Paper may be unbiassed by ay Personal Interest of the Publisher in Works, T. C. San= *lll he the future confine his Publications to Periodicals. All FRENCH PAPERS. PROM THI ETOILP, DATED SATURDAY* JUNE 2. PARIS, Jim 1. =TRACT OE A LITTER FROM LYONS, DATED MAY 27 " I arrived at Lyons a few days ago, and have had the satisfaction of finding the silk manufactories much more busy than they have been for a long time past; all the good workmen were employed, and there is iea • son to hope that this state of things will continue. A great number of new buildings which were begun, and discontinued, are now going to be finished ; in short, the present situation of the affairs of this great city, I allow; us to give a triumphant answer to the perpetual detractors of the administration, who continually give such a gloomy and incorrect picture of our commerce." Her Majesty the Queen Dowager of Wirtemberg, was to embark on the Ist of June, at Mayence, on board the Frederick William steam-boat, and to arrive op the 2d at Rotterdam, where an English steam-boat would be ready to receive her. ARANJUEZ Mar 21. to be addleued, postpaid, to the Editor, 36, St. James-street. Advertisements, and Notices of Works peeparing for publication, will be received. Valuable assistance will be adequately remunerated. Painted and published by T. C. Smith, 76, St. James's-street, and Mid by all Bookselleta in the Kingdom. Some Constitutional Arragon as early as th They are four in numb at once, as all those of pear to gather strength and but little oppositio lunteers. The couriers General Commandant frequent during the 141 attributed to these cow of Finance, in the absol is at present, has had sei who have advanced to the revenues of the this resource may extricate a few days, without at which is so great, that nega of barley (about ' A Journal, printed a Commerce of the Two Manilla, of the sth Na the Guochinangos (tt making every effort to The same paper speaks induce fears with respe form thegarrison of A USE vaasus ORNAMENT; OR, THE FORTUNATE SPECULATOR I A CANADIAN WI TII other ingenious productions of Art, Glass ornaments seldom have faird to impart To nations uncivilied, wonder and joy, ' AU eager to purchase each glittering toy. A pair of Glass Roots were to Canada sent, And thence on a mission of merchandise went The Indians amongst, during successive days Who hail'd the bright strangers with rapereus amaze , The Owner while &tering his hopes, that these Boot. A treasure would yield in commercial pursuits, And use him In barter even threefold the sett He ehe might expend for Tobacco and Rum. The Chief of the nation held confabulation, And then to Me /feeler prouounc'd this oration t " These toys are ttractive indeed, to the eye, But yet they no permanent uses supply ; Bence nothing availing, we certainly rather Would prize a defence against wet and cold weather; For which is these ornaments looking in vain, Adieu! and your Glass Boots pray take back again!" The Settler chapin'd, yet cot lest to all hope, Retied, and resolving with Fortune to cope, Instanter to London dispatch'd his command To purchase at SO, the Mart in the Strand, A quantum suffitit ef WA sitiv's Jet Blacking, .Tbat nothing of happy insult might be lacking. The Order was sent, and the Merchant set out Again to the Indians, in confident route, With Boots of stout leather, like mirrors that shone, " Ah ' these," cried the Chief, " past defect will atone!" With furs in profusion hi s rapt u re now backing, Enriching the Settler through Wanames Jet Blacking. Thu Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING Prepared by The weather is still cold, and rainy, though the sun sometimes appears pretty powerful. In the night of the 12th the vines were frozen in a great part of La Mancha, which has caused a great advance in the price of wine. M. Unit, formerly Minister of Spain to the United States, and Ambassador of Naples under the Constitu tional Government, has just died at Madrid, where he , but lately obtained permission to reside again. Several robbers have been lately executed at Madrid for robberies committed with the aid of fire arms, in the environs of the capital, and some for having not only employed fire arms in their depredations, but for having resisted the Royalist Volunteers of Villa Nueva de la Canada. The official part of the Moxileur of Friday contains a Royal Ordinance commanding the publication of a con •ention between France and Bavaria, for the reciprocal giving up of deserters, PROM THE PILOTZ ON FRIDAY. PARIS, MAT 31. A report was current at Corfu, the 15th May, that Karaiskaki had gained a victory over the Seraskier, and that the Turks lost 1750 dead on the field of battle. FIELD SPORTS FOR JUNE. . PION TIM Mitl/Att 0/11111 , 01111M ANGLING. V ) b)kd l'aJett/,1. 50, STRAND, London; And sold In every Town in the Kingdom. LIQUID In Bottles, 6d. 10d. 124. and 18d. each. Ms PASTE BLACKING, in Pots, 6d. 12d. and 18d. each. billing Pot of Paste is equal to Four ls. Bottles of Liquid. " Domus et platens Thy house, and (in the cup of life, That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. UAPPINESS " the gay to-mo rrow o f t h e m i n d" i s 11. insured by marriage ; o' the strictest tie of perpetual Friend uip," is a gift front Heaven, cementing pleasure with reason, by which, ens Johnson, "we approach in some degree of association with celestial intelligence?' Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, it heroines an imperative duty, not toffy to regulate the passions, but to cleanse the grosser nature from these impurities which the free dom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the kilitt of such attention, are attributable many of those hapless jumpers which, while they excite the commiseration of the he kolder,should also impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will effeminise the body—a residence in the trupica will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the ' premature infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the na tural dignity into a state of inanition, from whence the agonized ;offerer more than doubts the chance of relief. To all such then, we address ()moves, offering hope, energy, muscular strength' klicity; nor will our advances appear questionable sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs of 90 years' successful experience. The easy cares of married life are sometimes disturbed by the suspension of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath ...for the female habit is often constitutionally weak—yet it can be stnngthened, and deficient energy improved into functional power. In every case of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every relaxation ti lie generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure speedily, !al with effect. Earnestly solicitous to expel the unfeeling empyrie 1 140 the position so presumptuously taken up, we deviate from ptincfples with less hesitation ; and confident in our own ...suable integrity as Members of the College of Surgeons, we Mu the suffering community of either Sex (especially those entering ht amat►imouial Lite) at once to our house, where daily attendance Owen fur personal consultation ; and letters from the counuy are weediately answer e d ; t h ese must contain a rem i ttance for Advice Medicine, which can be forwarded to any part of the world, ilt: distant. GOSS and Co. M.R.C. Surgeons, No. 11, Bouverie-screes, Fleet-sutet, London. rlast pill:dished (Seventeenth Edition),l. The /Eon of Lira, Commentary on the above Diseases. Sind, iirommta, I ,l 4 *ed exclusively to t h e Female Sex. May be had at 16, :‘owreet, Soho ; 174, Fl eet-street ; 4, C at h erine -street, Strand ; iv. ° edd Gilbert, and Piper, 20, Paternoster-row ; and Cbapple, 111-4,4 E, London ; Porterow ;, 72, Grafton -street, ; , 14, Trongate, Glasg 9, Cokotestrett s Edinburgh ; ! h*i 4 41 U OVkataltlll. *WC es. A letter from Vienna, May 41, says,—" After a con ference between Prince Metternich and the Portuguese Ambassador, the latter, it is said, sent important dis patches to Lisbon." A letter from Pera says, that the negotiations re specting Greece are not expected to be successful. The Austrian Cabinet, it is said, has sent a note to the Rus sian Government, and the answer will determine the measures to be taken by the two Courts on the refusal of the Pot te. It is not doubted here that the obstinacy of the Sultan will induce Russia to make a hostile de• monstration on the Danube and the Pruth, and that Austria will station a corps of observation along the frontiers of Senile, and of some of the adjoining Pa- I eh aliks. Lastly, it it said that the Russian Black Sea fleet, stationed at Sebastopol, bas received orders to be ready to put to sea. FROM THR QUOTIDIENNR• MADRID, MAY 21.-PRIVATZ COILRZISPONDENCE. The organization of corps of volunteer Royalists not having been effected in some of the towns of Biscay, where, according to ancient privilege, there existed no military but such as are peculiar to that province, which was called tercios, orders have been dispatched to Mr. Foornas, Captain General of the Province, to dissolve these tercios, and to organize a corps of volunteer Roy alists in their stead. We have repeatedly announced the stoppage of the mail. The Government have succeeded in seizing upon a band of about 20 men, who had established them selves a few leagues from the capitol, in the defile of the Guadarrama, where they practised their, robberies upon travellers and the neighbouring hamlets. A de tachment of Provincial Chasseurs of the Guard were sent against them, and, after a strong resistance, which ' caused one or two men to be killed, and four wounded, succeeded in capturing them. A very small number of the robbers exaped, and those who are arrested will not fail to receive the punishment due their crimes. FROM THR cONSTITUTIONNEL. MADRID, Mi, 21.-•••PILITAI COMILICIPONDENCL The Constitutional band which sheaved itselt in Lower Arragon was the forerunner of thee others that after wards appeared upon several points of the same pro vince. Tile ;ears of the Government in respect to An dalusia appear to be very great also, fur they talk of re-establishing military commissions in that province as well as in Arr agoq; and the reports of -the Captain- General Can:pane, who commands at Grenais, a►e very unsatisfactory, as be an 'ounces that the Coustitu• A Russian Cabinet Messenger, with dispatches for London, passed through this city last night, coming from St. Petersburgh. An article in the Florence Gazette hints, that Lord Cochrane intends to pass the Dardanelles, and to pene trate into the Black Sea, like Admiral Duckworth, who executed the same measure, though he had to contend with the military talents of General Sebastiani, who di rected the defence of Constantinople, seconded by se veral French Eagineers. From the statements annually laid before the States General, respecting the schools in the kingdom of the Netherlands, it appears that the total number of pupils •f both sexes is 633,859, or 102 94.100 to every 1000 of the population, the latter being 6,157,286. BERLIN, Max 21. _ _ PRIVATE CORRESPONDRNCE —During the short stay of the Count Capo &Istria in this capital, he had several conferences with Count Bernstorff, and, it is said, he had a private audience of the King. Nearly at the same time a Cabinet Messenger was dispatched to Vienna, and it is since affirmed that he was to go to Constantinople and to carry out Charge d'Affaires, M. de Ma!tile, positive instructions formally to declare to the Reis Effendi that Prussia entirely agrees in the pro posals made to the Porte by England and Russia for the pacification of Greece. The appointment of the Minister, Baron de Stein, to the post of Member of the Council of State, has caused a general consternation in this capital, being considered as a happy presage of the approaching introduction of a Representative Government. What seems particularly to give occasion to his recal into the King's Council, is his very prudent conduct in the Assembly of the Pro vincial States of Westphalia, in which he presided as Marshal of the Diet, and where, in the exercise of his functions, he acquired the confidence and favour of the King. BERLIN, May 22. The inhabitants of the Circle of Landsburg have raised a sum of about 290 dollars towards the equip- ment of the Landwher battalion, and soldiers forming part of the 14th 11-gitnent of the Landwher. His Royal Highness tke Crown Prince, as Commander•in-Chief of the second corps of the army, has in consequence written a letter, testifying his Majesty's satisfaction at the in terest shewn by the inhabitants in the Landwher; and his Majesty is the more pleased with the handsome con ttibutiot:s, as the distress of the times :enders such sacrifices more difficult. WIEMAR,MAY IS. Her Royal Highness the Princess Maria, betrothed to Prince Charles of Prussia, has just received from the Emperor of Russia a fine suite of diamonds, and also a splendid Cachemire - sha aI, • valued at 39 000 ruble.. The Empress Mother has sent to the Princess a carriage, and °Act inaznifiLant ctchts. What the* makes you bounce from bed, as If your bolster Weft made of whim, at the first cock crow? The pat, pattering of rain on your window facing the south ! Beautiful misty clouds, all in a state of pregnancy I Earth glitters to the new risen rays, and after meridian there will not be an hour till sunset without its rainbow. Breakfast! You would no more wait for breakfast than for a post. letter informing you of the issue of a Chancery-suit. You careless,/ drop a quartern loaf into your pouch, along with the cheese-whang and the leathern bottle, and off like a hart to the running brooks. Oh! we feel that we are subject to the diegliausuks. We would not give up the prospect of this day's sport to be First Lord of the Treasury. Nothing drumly about the sweet Tweed this morning.... no pool the colour of porter, with barmy foam,—but the deeps a black blue, and the shallows a dark green, covered with foam bells that break beneath the breezes warm—breathing from the south. south-west, the Anglers's darling airt. Yes—. " Of a' the airts the wind can blew, 0 ` I dearly lo'e the west !"—Boars. • Burn-trout begin to feed in March, if the weather Is fine for the season, and continue till Michaelmas: soon after which time they spawn. April and May are probably the best months for bottom fishing, fewer flies being then on the water, and the fish feeding most at bottom of the 'cowers and shallows. In June, the fly-line, and rod, and daintier-tackle must he used, and much skill in our art and knowledge of the riven we fish, as well as judge ment as to the time and weather most favourable, will be paramount appliances. In the summer mouths, says the Author of the An. gler's Guide," You cannot be too early or late in fishing for trout, as they seldom feed in the day, unless after a flood, or in dark wes. titer, accompanied with a -good breeze of wind." Of perch, we would say that the best time for their biting is when the spring is over, and before the intense heats of summer come on. With good management, taking especial care to book his fish well, to which purpose time to gorge must be given, the angler may take at one standing the greater part of all that are in one hole. Minnows, frogs, and the brandling-worm web scoured, are excellent baits. From eight to ten A.M. and from three to six P.M. are the more likely hours to obtain sport with perch. In cold weather you may as well. attempt to draw a sluggard from his bed at ten in the morning, as a carp from his retreats; and it is at most periods necessary to entice him to your lure by pre. 'Wady baiting the ground with a coarse paste, or lob-worms cut in pieces. The toasted cheese for the mouse-trap, or the scattered corn to the bird-toil is net more requisite than these allurements. A number nine book, running tackle, a line, strong but fine, and a paste of new bread dipped in honey, and worked together till of a proper consistency to bind upon the kook, are among the necessary implements for carp-fishing. We conclude with a matchless illustration of patience and perse verance under disappointment. A Gentleman, who was allowed to be one of the greatest and most philosophical anglers of the age, passing from Islington to London, as was his daily custom, fre quently saw a brother sportsman planted on a particular spot of the New River. Being jealous to think be should engross the spot, he prepared his red and line, and the rest of his angling apparatus, and repairing to it, remained uninterrupted for a considerable time, bat without success. At length the original occupier of this envied spot appeared; when the Gentleman exclaimed, " Egad, Sir, I know not how you manage it, but I have been angling here these three hours, and have caught nothing." " Ob. Sir," replied the other, " what's that compared with me? Why, I have bees angling here these time years, and never caught a fish yet:" ,••NMEMP