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THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING his MAJESTY'S NAVY, fc.,d•*Sy gips mace, Nip mikes, drawn up from the most recent ptices eurreat, - received at the Office of the Minister of the interior: Riga, April , . 8169 e London, April 20 • 241 15c Stockholm, Feb. 26 . 111 9c Dantaig, March . 111 79c Stettin, April 30 . 10195 c Bremen, March . 1111 50c Lubec, March . . ' 10165 c Hamburgh, March, . 121 9c Amsterdam, Apr. 88 . 11114 c Antwerp, April 30 • . 18f 26c' Trieste, April 15 , 14121 c disorders which a weak, ignorant, and perfidious Minis ter eacouraged and patronised. " In this wretched and deplorable state the Cabinets of Europe understood that the only remedy to so many evils was; to place at the bead of te Government of Portugal that Prince, who, carrying hii* dissimulation to the highest pitch, was able to deceive the august Monarch to whom the unhappy King John VI. whose deith we deplore, had confided the educations:if a ion, ever Ungrateful and twice ti rebel! In vain did the Anspotor Of Austria endeavour to inspire his pupil with islllfittients worthy of a Prince. 1 4 1bither the cares, the virtues, not. the maniple of that venerable Monarch, the true father of his people,.could change the perierted rdisosition and wicked heart,of.the Infante Don Ili , 113014 sent into the world as Militate to .Ptioteti sod in tlabplete the misfottuies of Portiie* ;At Qur leikisnate King. at dia;staiiiatioi of 4 • meats, Oilseed, beraitealie.di4 fl?t know!) . beother avow of Pottitipitiiithliftivn Reptisenia Hie did nOttairtbe. Cowl OE Tilsba trill attefiche had *en al*lt:Phnrooth to sustain bene fi cent initi 'l,4 *histr bluttoricaffo;UPC4 l 4ki prolised isi."Oescoce greatNeilireft in "AO* ha had found the atten eloas'sf a father, ind'in that *tirthi if of all she great Powers of Europe. But of what avail , Portuguese, were the soleosnity. of his promises and the.sanctity of his oaths? regulations shall be nbserri{,,ii'ihe months ot January, February, October, November 'Rd DeceMber, all th e shops and public houses in tatkitlitfiVikiburbs, shall be closed at nine in the evening, and in the other months of the year at ten precisely. 11 It is for bidaegto let off fireworks, or discharge fire arms, except at those festivals when it is customary, permission having'been first obtained. -In ease of fire, the ringing of bells to announce it is Torbiddem untll further orders; his Excellency the Governor General having given the necessary instructions to the Governor how to act on such occasions. That on THURSDAY, the 19th of J uoe next, they will be ready to receive Tender's in writing (sealed up), and treat with such Persons as will undertake to supply (on separate Contracts), what COOPERAGE STORES, and also what COOPERS' TOOLS, may be demanded for the Victualling Service, at Deptford, for Twelve Months certain ; and further, until Three Months Notice OA be given for the termination of each of the Contracts. Ile Contract for the Cooperage Stores to commence from the Ist of July, and that for Coopers' Tools from the Ist of Sep. umber next. • Palermo:MlK& 20 a 12f 44c Napleg, March.2o, ••*: Sic CivitaVecchia,l4o:3l 18f 50c Milan, April 19 • , • 17f 12c., Genoa, April '4O • 17f Ole Nice, Apnl 20 • 28f 55e 1 Barcelon, Mares 22f 91e Norfolk, Feb. . . 141 71c New Orleans, Feb. • 15f.69c France, May 15 i 111 f 44e FA VICK FUNDS; Pitts, Max 50.—Five per Cents. 10Sf. 10e.'Sc• 10c. sc.—Three per Cents. 701. 10e. se.—Baik Stock, 1,900 f. 1,8971. 50e. I,9ool.—Rentes de Naples (Cer. Falconnet), 76f. 55e • 45c. 40c.—Rented'Espagne, o—Royal Spanish Loan, 721..—Rente perpetseUe d'Espagne, 491 50k 491 501 491.—Hiltian Loan, 655 f. Exchange on London, one month, 251:95c. papei, 25f. 25e. money: three months, 25f. 15e. paper, 251. 15c. money.--i7rsars Asithen. 1.11(ay 50. a Those who disregard this Proclemation will be punished by fine and imprisonment, according to the degree of their gailt. The Commissaries of the several quarters, and the police oiNeers, Woe received the re quisite orden; and that nobody mayellege iporante, this Edict is to be pasted up in the asestpoblie *del of this city and suburbs. Patterns of the Tools required, may be seen on application at the Victualling Yard, Deptford. The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at this Office. Each Tender must specify the price in words at length, and be delivered before One o'Clock on the Day appointed ; and must be accompanied by a Letter signed by two responsible Persons engaging to become bound with th 4 Party tendering, in the penal sum of £2OO, for the doe performance of each of the Contracts. lbe Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on hia behalf, must attend to answer when called for. COUNTER REVOLUTION IN PORTUGAL • (Sigßesi). .10401* SA PERRIUMIt SOARES. " Mao, May lA, !GM" -, • --.• . Lisnoti. On ..the 17th- the Bachelor Jose de Ceststilletreifti. sent tithe Chamber of the sky of fenismicor, had an audietee of Senhor Don Miguel, end carnpliimented his Majesty on hirliappy return. to this kitigdoin. His Ma jesty replied . ,lhat he thanked the.' inhibilants for their good sentiments, and highly praisel. their Protestations • . of loyalty. - -. ' (Signed) . ,JOSE DE CASTRO 14 — 4.AARO. DECLARATION. • f * Portuguese—The military force,esseotially obesdan„ to the explicit oath of loyalty to our legitimate king,, Pedro IV. have assembled under the authority of that same solemn and sacred oath, in *OW to ratify and sustain die same. . • • , ~• . . " An express deClaration to dethierie that same lagi timate Sovereign, and raise another Monarch; not King Pedro IV. proclaimed by a rebellious faction, will doubt less be considered as sufficient motives .to justify the noble resolution of the Portuguese troops. • "The magnanimous author of the Constitntiennl Charter of the Monarchy net foresee that !then, would be any revoked inethorities, which, by tiver4wing our force, wished' to knoll it to the destruCtiOn: cif the e, legitimate authorities; and, to ourehime, the - late Mi. tlitary Commander of this district, which post he *bang' tioned after hating received his promotion in the nione Of King Pedro IV. perjured and rencogeful, only allowed• the force to aisemble, in order' th Constitution. • • ••, 4 1 . 1 n this Case, What meadeeeitlefettithe defitideriof legitimacy in the mountains of Coreche, in - the defiles' of Amarente t otiAli-s, • % J . .... ' xdoond ht• the I bridge of Barin" 1(1! t?bilkot con stitutional subjeitit's deiotdd 'to:the most himilialing:iiNeitt 'was about to .be punished as 4 . .criege si*i.pgr proudesr. honour, and ive %vie leprostihett for our itititiittinetiep nod dionce . te the . COhstituted ii4erfititebi;4ll4 theiecem6 madded - .to :sustain oar . ..glOrt i ;:sid our country's renown, the .soaciirgAtimr.vat .-ind the legitimacy of the , throne.. ?.‘ : ." Portuguese! Our oiect is i i esPiAT:aeHiei b m *tow presence we swore obedience to, alp? air efforts, efforts, beeause it forbidi us fikeftti ifteialii the haute 'or the Loan; the Se'vereigns ofs:Flitinpe,.ilt the nil* of the same. Most Faithful: Monarch., and nearly the Governments of whom his representative* are received, will respect the characterof.the Portugese, subjects, en , ow own comrades mod compapigiu it *rasa Mans in ohr basal:aisle enterprise. - • , " We therefore protest, iiitti# presence of Gan and 'Aso, that no . one more than, 001Sehiet respects • theln fante Don Miguel, es long as he - continues to be the Representative .of Isis August ftrother the legitimate and - sworn 'King of Potiogol, Pedro IV. but as Ojog . as the faction Which gill:founds him induces to Ive wanting to the eigreii sentiments of an • 04th,..011`10: perior to ours, we . .are, with deep regret...obliged ie consider his wall to govern as being. impaenL "Porrueosve! Long live his Most Eiltliftil Majeaty.Podro,lT.l 4 .1400 g bye Queen g lary - 11. • • ' • ." • Lung live: the Constitutional • Chatter; of .the. Portsigiesie Monarchy ! , " Long live the Infante Dar the Representiave of his August Brotherli •• •f- • • • " Long live the oar' forefather; 7whltil-pyt• sided at the oath wo took ! "•Done'at Oporto, in 1 Military Couneli, - in tisignaliteeiht:Safies Ovidio, May 17, 11411." . • • - •:•J • 1.; • • (Here follow the sigwatures of unite Millttwy (74141.0) ; JIL WALLER CLLF2'O24 . , • ~ , ~:-:: CUSTO ha-Housg, .NEWHAVEN. FOE SALE BY AUCTION, • At this OD Wiparasoakr, June 11. 1828, it Tyre* &Clock at.Nooe ' VIM UgDERMENTIONED GOODS, Warn BATS Riau Sous £X LIGALLY COPlDiathr" Fos: D ro Ornims, About 5$ Gallons of BRANDY, -37 46th Gallons of GENEVA. The Goods may be viewed on the morning before the Sale. Er A Deposit of £25 per emit. will be required. Newhavea, May 14,'1535. . - " Scarcely did. he, reach Lisbon , when he tramples his oaths and his pro Mises under his - feet. Ile surrbunds himself with Ministers as ignorant as they are fanatical, as milked as they are hypocritical; he surrounds, him self with the accomplices : in his, horrid rebellion of the 30th 4ril, 1824., whichlad for its object nodes: than thetethioneineet rifhisOWn tatter, whom the Foreign Ministeivsived ;11'i - dissolves, without cause or motive, the NatiOnal 'Representatives ; he separatm• the Comm manders, O ffi cers, and sergeants of the various milker* corps 'who had been faithful tea l thaircrath, faithful 'l4 ;tact legitilitatiSoverOgn, and faithful in their Coons htrfrhe disniisst:s a number of Magistrates bei %tile they lad heia.faithful'io the'Cliarter and he saftstimtes•in - their'steed corrupt Ministert,'Withotat tar lent, 02 Prelitir*.heePeriPii weligicunilisr.employs . the 1 . 210 04' °Elbe J'AtiCet iflglieef.beei.flrlitmlfrerFttPtier the Various .unit polities ol< tteu z in t ,aad iotr!guesr force, and rineitimkiett kp '64% declares hiinielf a Iwo against hii brother .he most a le and.towardi yammer proclairiiihittilielf art tun rper. Withotrt talent or learaiagi divested an ti vir tue, cruel by nature, excellingju.hypoerily and 'dissi ! mulation, he awaits only the moment of beingforiallY proclaimed. Kind, ,by laaricg..eamposed of pege, berate Nobles,..Beflesiastios, and corrupt Magisrfratra t in order to let lame, his rage,. leis, yungeanee, and'hts. tyranny. "All the MaaardiS Of Europe reprove and *test the trittainal "procee4pgs of a manses.. who ro basely' dee' 'calved them ; all detest and despise him, and chef .affil kisow.tbatnow the forbearance of that Vortoguese:muat lklitri 'an end, AlreatlY their Ministers m I..rrbwhi have * cstlt tad Ull , chatituiii stikatiran with that . rebelliiitia apQ r' sesttiping Prisck - and, in a few - days; they will 'withdraw ' 4roin ircpurfewlvereetruases; impudence, irr eligion,;fau& isibeisro, conf.usion k and,theprder alone prevail. ":. -" To :Urns, therefore, Portuguese! Let us put am. end 'to many mislorusheel &et us : sustain. the ~tight Ojii" legitiMate Xitig, and of bis august datsgbter,f .bet or avenge' thew vile' insults—these ezirchitire ranch perfidy and so niedt &Naga! Let decfefeti'd Lour liberties, which rehellimkuiureration, and granny, Iseeif:lo wrest from ni...4et - as sustaikthe Constitutional Charter, llegitituateiy given. : Let us .avenge the s paiionil' honoer aiW dignity; . 14t tki s u stain oar . s..et us .restore to the' ialtaus Poriogu4e natiori;• peatk . re-, pose,. and happiness . , of lirtfich, 7 On ill 'many titles; it is ,werthr.. uscast farithur titan incorrigible Pince the shame of :EMert!eigo,s,tbe dishonour 'of Porttigal, - and art otie*t' Of Content th.tbe world. • . ..• "Lilg tieteT IV.ottilegitimate King !. • , I:hog &I 4' eft 11. our legitimate Quaeld f tidrorlftrefigt . Criaitstutiottad Charter ligirsiziately. given.!' ~." • ; ' • ''". • • " lonalkiipv yint)M,Siereteigni who,sustain the legiti macy, of PMley. IV. 4,40;00 Mari It..and of the . stitutionsl - Char ter r Jric k y ‘ 1.1 EON. GAZETTES. _ • N• 40!10 1, ..*' 1 " 1L... Acconuts brought by the Lisboa Mail say--n On the 17th, a Itegenci . iVad formed At Qpi firm, by the Coln mandera 6fteen'yekiments of f - he line, , tl,ey have issued a Proclamation, stating, that as Don-Miguel is surrounded by a faction, it is he can govern aceotcling to the Charter of Don Pedro the Fourth, and they are determined to liberate him fraM`the'i'abal.— They expect to be joined by the othef;eiihieqis. . . . ; , • • LIMA, _ • .J ~ 4 ' GOSS'S WORKS. Hominem pagina nostra sapit. Our page relates to man.— Mamma.. - hit published, price ss. in boards, Sixteenth Edition, • 1. Try 8E JEGIS of LIFE; a Non-Medital Como*. • taon the indiscretions arising from Heiman Frailty c jit which she Cartel's, greenest', and- baneful Ellice of Lees Via area, Gonorthea, Stoicism. Seminal .Weakiseas, ate. are fully de:. retyped - Pare 11: embraces Practical Obeirvatßei ea Sexual Debility; ; Self-Abutre; and Menial Irritation, with some biteresting Observations on Vegetable. and Animal liAfe; In 'Fart )IL .1s• a Sake, of Cases illustrative of the reendsoll 114 = 614 ' due lea fusilier _attest . —.By CrOSS and Co. Illar• gesse:Lesdon. • ' • Waters beatis Onstlibus ewe dedit, si quis engnoverit Sires Haavist.to all tae fund of bliss supplies, • hi frugal application marks tile Wise. • 2. livoinaxa, a Non-Medical of some 011Magainteltai* darnel to Females, in wiiith are offered sotnaisupulemat absent. tens on:di r e peculiar debtlitieslittending their elreeillillP9liss 8 1 82 .• paunch and formation. ''The subject of Sterility Itaispeelally dwelt "ono Interesting and important cases illustrate the subject. - Quo fugit Water Mu! qtiove color decer.s.• • , • Her. Lib. 4. Od. It. Whither flies Love? 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Goss and Co. are to be consulted, as usual, every day, at their house; and Patients in the country are requested to describe minutely tke case, enclosing a remittance for Advice and Medicine, wbkh Can be forwarded to any part of the world. • GOSS and Co. DC R.C. Surgeons, No.ll, suert, London. t,Fleet• FRENCH PAPERS. Paoli TAX GAZETTE Dl FRANCE, MAT Si. VIENNA, MAY 11. 'Oar Funds have . risen to-day in consequence of its being certain that our Court was going to publish a Declaratien of Neutrality, relative to the War between Lisia and the Porte. It is affirmed that this Declara tion wilt be published to-morrow in the (acid Gazette of Vienna. *No accounts have been received from the theatre of vs: more recent thin those which have been known for someday:. Their Imperial Majesties set out to-morrow for Laxembourg. The Emperor will come to Vienna once a week to receive in •pecson the petitions of his sate s. the proposal made some time ago to form a camp ol reserve in the environs of Laxembourg, has received ho Majesty's approbation, and will be carried into effect after the harvest. This camp will consist of twenty four b.ttalions of infantry, 6,000 cavalry, and some dtig4iles of artillery. . lIERMANSTADT, MAT 13. Prince Ghika, the Hospodar of Wallachia, has ar fried at our Lazaretto; he left Bucharest on the 10th, More the artival Of the Rtissians; he will reside for the present here,' or at Cronstadt. It is said that the Ru-sians, after their entrance into Jassy, imposed a military contribution, against which th e Boyards have Protested. PARIS, MAY :so. We have a letter from Vienna of the 20th which says, " the last letters from Jassy say, that the passage of the Danube by the Grand Russian Army will take place Immediately after 'the arriv4l of the Emperor Nicholati. Braila has been evacuated by the Turks." We have received a bulletin of the Russian army, dated Silistria (on the tight bank of the Danube), the Mt of May. The want of time and room hinder vs from giving it before to-morrow. 11101( THE WORM= OF FRIDAY. Mcio pike of the hectolitre of wheat in tations fo• • Powraintesit-11 `iii time to, ivitit4.,vile in sults-such ezeirable o uc h perfidy aidio many outrages. In yain , :nut - iiingnanimous and !esti timate King Pedro IV rescued us-from the - sliPkY4 m which, for ages, we had been,plueged i and restored to us our ancielit arid inestimable liberties.ThatimmOrtal Mow' lioin the summit ' histhrOne, said to the Portugnese.- , I wish-you to' be . freel Wish you to be happy ;' when.a- hbert ici de faction, the oikiy "I'eafenern* of the throne apd the altar, enrage4.absWered— , It thou wishest thy people, o be free, we • will that they should be slaves.. If thou wishest them to be happy, we will that they should be iiretched and mistrable; and if, to attain' this, it should be necessarT to 'call into our aid ' the arths of stiperstition and fanaticism, at alt tiriei fatal both to Sovereign and nations, we will employ them. We will seek out every paeans to elude,: deceive, and corrupt the people ; we will employ the pulpit and the confessional; we will Speak- in the name of .GOD, in which we do not believe; we will invoke a religion which We despise ; we will sanctify perjury, per fidy,.and treason. Possessing the greatest portion of the wealth of the nation, we will employ it against the people; whO must be kept in ignorance, in order that they may never understand their real interest's.' . " Such, Portuguese I ,fins been the obstinate Struggle which, ever since the constititionalCh ar ter, egiti mateli and spontaneously bestowed by our legitiniate Monk:eh, reached us, we _have gloriously 'sustained' against the impious and Apostolico-Jesuitical faction and its sec taries. SoMe Generals and Officers, devoid of honour and glciry—as ignorant as they are ambitions—as rile as they ;re wicked and corrupt hirelings—early joined that infernal faction; they deceived sonic of the regi ments of that brave and valiant army of Portugal, and deserted•to Spain, whence they returned, armed against their own country! They rob, assassinate, and deso late our provinces ; but Generals, Officers,ind soldiers, truly Portuguese, faithful to their coutstry, their King, and their oaths—faithful, in short, to their duty—fly and meet these wretched hirelings who, routes on every point, shamefully retreat to Spain, where the people despise them as wretches, and insult them as cowards, and where the Monarch, now made sensible of the illu sion in which he had failen,.orders them to be concen trated, and those who sought to escape to be shot, as' some of_them already were. 64 The impious Apostolico-JeSuiticaffictiOn, enraged at the defeat of its vile Mercenaries, redoubles its efforts, sows.confusion.and disorder among as--4.miftisiOptind . oti tie PIS the Palike of Ajuda„ at two **Oak in the rifiertscinft; the Duputatian of the city of Evoraoconiposed of Don Jose Joaquin Pocas, Profit:oi of the Voivessity of Coimbra, and five others, were ad-' pitted b to the presence of Don Miguel. :.The,Prcifessor addressed to the Throne a speech ana- Ipgoui to the object of his mission, and delivered into the Royal hinds 'the Credentials and account , of the events of the 21'st of Aprili'oii which day Highness Was spontaneously arid freely .proclaimed by the city of !agora Absolute King, and the. natural Sovereign of cifese kingdoms. .i The condescension and ate*tlo were not to be sfaibed with which the suipi3Orinc; listened to this speech, to which be tiai 441 was always certain ofilielnii . encilOyalty the city of Evora, whole Intiebliatitiatite at all times glireo` such decisive proofi of fidelity to their Prince; • l'anA . very happy to receive this documintlroci the hunch& tjie Deputation." ' • They then paid they complimepts.to her Majesty the Empress Queen and the Minister of State. (Signed) DON JOSE JOAQUIN POCAS: On the 13th inst. the Deputation Of the Chaaiber . Moncorvo was admitted to the presence of Senhor Doo ; Miguel, which, complimenting his Majesty on his happy return to these kingdortis, delivered to him a reprnsenta-1 lion from: tbeChitinber,"With asuitable speech, to which the Prince returned a -Eery selisfactory answer. (Signed) ANTONIO VICTOR .SOUZA. ANTONIO FRIRRE CORTE& OPORTO, MAy ts. . , This city remains perfectly tranquil ; but that this tranquillity Spay not by any means be diiturbed, the respectite authorities are taking the necosiiry steps for this purpose, the Police' have posted up the following EDICT. .pAo pa $A in/1111RA WAREN &C. &C. It Be at knows; tbitit bang socuseary for the - Roial *mice,- and for the maintenance of better trangOilliiy, tbUmpluy.the• nseattr suitable to' this 'object, I Order, that from the publication • of this Edict the &Rolling • , .PRtfatit;COItRit....SPONDtNCE.. - • Sn gteat.aninfiuence.litb jn the Congress and among the peoples awe ibeil li beiatinitt ignorant part y ntri v ed to gum, that, bat wis• &meal' the ascendant .and di sectiog.portiotrottheMeMbers,consi sti rig of all those who have any claim to' be called enligbteied among them, from a.certainty of Whig worsted in any Proposition they might chance to brine forward at present, hise„Aererred discussing the promised heglamento pie Coinircith, and the . affairs relating trithe-English Lenin, unless-threat - Tress shall have, in firepiir:digresoecovered it; "looses, and consequently, 'their influenee. . Don Itatiuel...korenzo Vidaurre, the late Minbiet of the Inkerior; haOitten the principal t ausi.of this irassaritO. or Tevoturidn'in Con , gress. .Thisr clever, bitt.selpriricipled man, , was. it will be in your recollection. Minister of the Ipteript after the resolution of, the 26th of ? lan. last, when ifm.Peturiefis, taking advantage of the discontent of the Critornbian - tioops, shod, off the Chloitiltian . of this Mat VidilifteAssie aloraysloudly tritnitsettedhimielf Jost ,as clkii , Vr.promoter , but:.: it now, appears with justice . AVhea • the Coogie*mas in. stalled, Vidaurte,was'efshged,to,reliriqoks,h.theAdlinistry solely against; htessiii, im< litpt(ty. pr Lu consoling himself with the idie rliaihe erasletie it in all to Con gress, and 'direct..that risiembifit hiVpleilibi'e. He commenced his career in rcOnfosmity•with . .thelootion, so arrogantly, that in the course of tao ot•chielsiips many Members were so ,irritated, that he. got, itglvdiately undeceived ahait Of • a octane io P#A), and even lost all' hie 'credit. and'.pdjAile t rity:''' fie then began to „ray quite. the "oppo site laik.• Eta . COnfined himself to. abpporting. libetal-,Measurefir%ind:Aehae ing modestly.; bat haying ,discoiretted._.ihat. people's weakest point., sopetstitiot the vassal the liberal party gave Win a defenieless, mist sir sr/16'1 . 1F, .o.e'tia.k.toreed oh - them like "a i per ,in the way Idientronid7ln :sly last, 'and being favoured by the'moli and the fitilticita Con gees, his presumption rose to..ineki,at heiihi:that he actually went.to the Palace .to lectpse I,a .Mar ,oh the uerrors of his Government,"and point.hutto him the tilan he ooght to pursue . La Mar, a refire - slab)), quiet, unassuming maiw . took all 'this ` goocrpift, and Vidaurre returned honie so e7ated with. his titbmph, that he actually, got, together a mob of blacks, mu lattos,: &c. with fomsie s and. gags, to. copvey hilts in triumpli to Cpugre:s. 'rat ,morning, as . the . , man to whreCitwasihaolutely necessary to have 'recourse in order to sate the nation. Just, - Itowever, as the'whole was organised and about to move, private information was received that the. Dragoons of. the Police were all moonted and drawn up in their Barracks, and that so soon as the procession got upon the.brktige, which they necessarily must pass"; they wool& the mselvesfin& seized - by these swarthy heroes, and all of them, Vidaurre in his caleza and all, be marched off to the prison of Guadalupe, .or , _the Castle . of. eaIlao: the mob of course slunk off instantly, and ittdaurre proceedeti•solus .to the Palacsso. complain. „Here, however, he did not find La Mar in the compaisint humour of the preceding day: that General did not allow him to pass the door of his roomi'stamped on the ground, ord,tred him out of the palace by the endearing appellation of Biiban ! and told him to beware, or out of Peru he dlould go also. In consequence the demagogue has . .been taken !try ill, apd begs leaye of CoogreisAo go Chilisfor his health. kilo Pot ,think they will tint it, ai it is in contempla hon to prosecute Mnifbr conducCas iDeputy. With the ownfal of: thitinart-pirliaps more liberal mea veitereety againAviefrailtihgeftrefe, and somesteps may ha iheealltakewto aviclirtte the curnmercial code and wstli . aid to tho.fo'rsigo deb. At present troth arein aisaYaire. 'The insurrection of their:diens about floanto it alkiiidy at an end, they Hieing bt.eti completely de 7 feated,llispersectond disarmeciffrf Gifidtall:riitilh, who attacked them with Militia,hefoteilfteglefir.tioolisser:t hence could arrive on the Spot. "two vessyl!*Plittgs and a' schooner, supposed to be pirates, tailte appears • ; th e east, and have taken two vessels out ifijk ha rof Pisco ; the cargo, luckily, of small imports e. 1 brig is reported, on what authoritY,l do not jv,l a hav e twenty-two ctholoeguutii.nsn!i.taentiddisstwtlotiiihseusantih,rsizsdsbniiarrnvdpolloiftylipstZanitriir•Thdentecht: c sh o o rv w et n t o e, Peruvian gun-brig Congress, arrabout.to seat cti of these vessels. Should old Guisefitll in with these two bail, the tesolt eljght . .altettst bi. detibted, 'wi t h iuch crew as unforallaatAthi poisessos., 10.tho - vor: r c i -,or or.oomio g ;` the P li " oolLi iin nin C l om tebi f i: i i . h .en t g be in C es er h ro aii i s : i " d e t a i r : boo b" : r. seilt Recittitidgrandrifssing is actively ;optional:6: -. -•• " • • Milli GENERAL N.A V.I GAI 4 IO I COVPANTI•PACILET3 leave the' Cattail 'Howse or Tower— • . I . c . For CAWS, every Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday morning. Far Roirionse, every Tuesday morning For Arvin, evety.Tuisday 'and Saturday morning. For Hanausson, every Saturday morning. • Fat Rm.:mimic Jane 14, and June 28, at Ten in the moaning; For liaimaya, Monday and Thursday morning, at Nine. • , For Itommann, Wednesday and Saturday. morning, at Eight. For Npvcasst i t, on the 7th, 17th, and 28th of June, early In the morning. • . . And Bassmiest for Dutra; every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sa turday. Every information at Smith and Son's Galley Quay, 'near the Custom House • J. Norman's ' 1, Water - lane, Tower-street ; Un 'animal's, 66, ' Haymarket ; Iliddieton's, 359, Strand ; of Mr. Black, 62, Ship4tteet; Brighton.; hdr.'Cartar, Margate • Mr.. Martin. Ramsgate• Shield, Newcastle ;• . and at thy °ice, 24. Crut cbedfrir rs, London. Powerful CHANCES erful Steam Palikutsalwa A V• B eady for e x cursions; ita, also for towing GOSS'S WORKS. • • • Hominem paging nostra sapit. . Oar pigs rebates to man.— Maarsat. - Jwit published, price ss. in boards, Sixteenth Edition s I. T HE JEWS of LIFE; a NOn-Medital Comnito. •1 tarY On the huibcretlons arising from Amman Frailty, is which wise • Causes, Symptom., and baneful Bfficts of Lees Ve. mma, Gononhom, Stoicism, Seminal Weakness, ace. are fully. de - /*e Pai ti: embraces Practical Oboervatßms on Sexual Debility, Self-Abuee; and Menial Irritation, with some interesting Ohasrvations on Vegetabhr and Animal Lib; in Oar' )IL is. a Seder, of Cases illostradve of the preceding anbkalre _ *mil a familiar manner .-. By CrOSS and CO. 'Consulting *Sur gam; Ikaadon. • ?Tatum beatis ii" a 44 I. WO NO 1 116 ......."- illti f I