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*.: tz. 1 I,s • , " se . 4 , ; ..zi k g - r Gil .vutuimmt .•r , # • 41,' NUMBER- 12,883.1 MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 9, 1828. [PRICE SEVENPENCE. CONTRACT FOR COLOURS, 'TURPENTINE, AND INGREDIENTS FOR MAKING PAINT, Sce. ,that the Porte would make use of the opening left by the Russian Declaration for the adjustment of the dif ferences, and send Commissioners with proposals of peace to the Russian head quarters. Commercial letters from Servia say, that great alarm was caused there by the war between Rus,ia and the Porte; great armaments were making both in that province and in Bosnia. It was reported that the Rus sians had crossed the Danube at several points, and had had some engagements with the Turkish troops. Metalliques, 91 ; Bank Shares, 1,043 310. In the evening.l,o47. CONSTANTINOPLE, MAT 10. We remain in the same state, though war has pro bably broken out. The last dispatches from the tw., Hospadars announce that the Russians would certainly cross the Pruth on the 7th. May, but chat they, mindful of their duty to the-Sublime Porte, had taken their mea sures accordingly. We are, therefore, very impatient for farther accounts fro•n the Principalities. The last accounts from Smyrna mention nothing of sny importance. Baron Ottenleis, the Austrian Inter nuncin, is going, for six weeks, to th baths of Broussa. M. Von Hus , zar will remain as Charge d'Affaires during his absence. The Sultan Litters himself that the setting up of the Standard of the Prophet will prove very ifficacious, and induce all true Musselmen to take arms for the delence of :elision and his atone.— Algemeine Zeitung, June 1. NAVY OIVICE,May 43, 1818. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS• 1 RIONERS of his MAJESTrS NATI" do- hereby give Mee, into effect the law of the 7th of October, 1823, on the Acquisition of shares in the mines. S. The Law of Colonization of the 18th of August ) 1821., shall remain in force. 9. Foreigners not naturalised shall be entitled to on. dertake the purchase and colonization of private landed est,qes ; but in this case the special permission of the General Congress most be obtained, it the purchase colonization take place in the territories—and of the Provincial Congresses, if they take place in the States 10 The resi ective Congresses shall grant or withhold the required permission, affixing in the former event the conditions they may deem expedient; but the following conditions shall betaken as the base of every contract, with the understanding that it shall be at the optiqn of the Legislatures to contract, hut not to extend ihem -Ist. The fourth part of the settlers on the lands purchased diall'he Mexicans. 2d.Within seven years the land shall he di'vided into small allotments, at the discretion of the Legislatures. 3d. The proprietor, if not naturalised, shall not be permitted to reserve for himself any portion of land exceeding sixteen situate leagues, which he shall be under the obligation to dispose of within twelve years from the period when the property was divided into al. lotments. 4th. That these allotments shall be sold within the same period. _ _ That on THURSDAY, the 12th of June next, at One o'Clock, they will be ready to treat with such Persons as may be willing to Con -tract fur supplying his Majesty's several Dock Yards, with CO /LOURS. TURPENTINE, and INGREDIENTS for making 'TAINT, Bcc. A Form of thb Tender may be seen at this Office. No Tender will be received after Ones:Chick, on the day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party or an Agent for him attends. Every Tender must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to t►e Navy Board, and signed by Two responsible Persons, engaging to become bound with the Person tendering, in the sum of £l,OOO, for the due performance of the Contract. This day was published, In Threr Vols. 12mo. price 16s. 6d. ULRICA OF SAXONY. a Romantic Tale ; by ROSALIA ST. CLAIR. " I have a tab. t' unfold, so full of wonder! " But 'cis true."—Sns KK s. Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. London. . Where may be had, published this Spring, Uncr.e PSILSORINIS Henna, by Anne of Swansea, Five Vols. in 16s. ITALIAN VENOM/MS" by SCUM Devonport. Three Vols. 16s. 6d. Your° Joni. Bust., by Francis Lathom Three Vol.. 18s. CONTRAST, by Regina Maria Roche, T hree Vols..Et Is. TONES Or CLANSIALLOCH, SVO. 71. VICTUALLING-OFFICE. May 21, 1828. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING his MAJESTrS NA VI; tte. do hereby give notice. That on TNUSSDAY, the 19th of June next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in wilting (sealed up), and treat with au& Persona as will underiakt to supply (o 1 separate Contracts). what RICK CLOTHS. DEACON AND ORCHARD beg to inform the No. 11 bility, Geidry, and Agriculturists in general, they have been .suakiore large assuttment of RICK-CLorus with Pules, Ropes, and Pu!hes complete; the Cloths being made from the best Canvas, they can warrant them for their quality and durabi;ity soperior to what are generally offered to the Public, and on the moat advan tageous terms. Also, New and Second-hand MA RQUEES and TENTS for Pleasure Parties, Cricket Grounds, ficc. Scc. IM. ' PKRIAL 'WATERPROOF CLOTHS, on a new principle, for Waggons; Carts, kc. 2cc. warranted perfectly pliable, and not to crack. Netting and Bunting for Fruit Trees. Marquees and Rick Cloths let on hire for the Season. Orders, addressed by Post, to Deacon and Orchard, No. s,West Smithfield, London, will be punctually attended to. COOPERAGE STORES. and also what COOPERS' TOOLS, may be demanded for the Victualling Service, at Deptford, for Twelve Months certain ; anti further, until Three Months Notice shall be given for the termination of each of the Contracts. 11. All property acquired by foreigners, not ono. ralised, in consequence of any fraudulent evasion of this law, shall be liable to be denounced, by any Mexicali to whom it shall be adjudged, oo the triad being sub. sonriated. The Contract for the Cooperage Stores to commence front the Ist of July, and that for Coopers' Tools from the Ist of Sep. *ember next. RAGUSA, MAY is. The Christians of the Orthodox Greek Church are ever y where full of joy. Their Ministers announce that the reign of the Cross is come. The Green Banner, or. natnented N ith the Lnbarnm, is displayed nn all the mountains. Arms, ammunition, and money have lately been sent to Monte Negrm A Congress of Insurgents i; assembled at Yenegussy, where the Deputies of the He zegowina, and of the 4.0 Haram Vassas of that province, ate expected. Russian emissaries traverse Bosnia, organising bands, to which money and standards are given, in order to form a line of insurrection which will extend to Servia. All the people speaking the Sclavonian language have received the rallying word; and even if the Emperor Nicholas should desire to in- terfere, he could not prevent a general insurrection of the Greek Christians. There have already been serious disturbances in the environs of Mostar and Nevesigne, and some priests massacred by the Turks. Reprisals are said to have been exercised by the Christians. The Mahometans are assembling in con. ' iiiderable force at Bosnia Serai, and seem more disposed to provide for the defence of their provinces than to assist the Sultan. However, several Sandjacs have sent their contingents to Semendria, Passarviutz, and Agra. distic. Every thing is tranquil on the side of Upper Albania; but possibly this state of things may not be of long duration. Cattaro is being put into a state of defence, as well as the former Venetian Albania, which is more exposed than any otlTer part of the Austrian possessions to the invasions of the Turks and the Mon tenegrins.—Gazette des Pays Bas, June 7. Patterns of the Tools required, may be seen on application at the Victualling Yard, Deptford. The Condition, 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 en the Day appointed; and mutt be accompanied by a Letter signed by two responsible Persons engaging to become bound with the Party tendering, in the penal mat of £2OO, for the due performance of each of the Contracts. The Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, must attend to answer when called for. 12. The general Government and the Governments of the States shall observe, with religious punctpallity, in the execution of this law, all stipulations that may he agreed to in treaties concluded, or that may be con cluded, with foreign Powers. Given in Mexico, Match 18, 1828. 4 FRENCH PAPERS. FROM THE GAZETTE DE 3 RANCE, JUNS 7. GUADALUPR VICTORIA. (Signed) EAS r INDIES. The following extract of a letter from an Officer ilk his Highness the Nisam's service, dated 80th January, 1828, is given in the Bombay Gazette of the 6th Feb. An unfortunate, and, I may say, melancholy occur rence has happened to the southward, near Koolburga, at a place called Dhundhootee. 24 WALLER CLIFTON. VICTUALLING OM= Jame 4, IBM THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING his miuserrs MOT, 4te. do hereby give wake, Aplot was formed among some of the relations of the Jagheerdar of the above place, who, it is said, had planned the death of the Chieftain, with the view of establishing themselves in his place, and, according to a preconcerted plan, that they stormed the'Ghutry in the dead of the night, with an intrepid band of Arabs, tnr which it was stipulated that large sums of molter should be the reward of their treachery. Lieutenant John Stirling, who had the superintend ence of that part of the country, was directed by the Resident to proceed thither, for the purpose of investi• gating the matter, which at first sight attached a con siderable pot tion of criminality, and, from a complete disclosure of the state of affairs, the act could receive no extenuation, for various cogent reasons. Lieutenant Stirling, with the view of surmounting the obstacles opposed. proposed that the garrison shoeld surrender the three relations of the Jaglieerdar, and that they might depart with the honours of war, together with protection from any violence; but their reply was too unreasonable to deserve attention. That 00 THOSSDAI, the 44th Instant, they will be ready to re. cave Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for Six Hundred Sticks of Kda-ivied Household FLOUR, Fifty Tons of New OATMEAL, Oft Thousand Two Hundred Sachs of BISCUIT MEAL, Thirty Tons of COCOA, Four Hundred Quarters of PEAS (Kiln Dried), Fifty Tons of TOBACCO, Fatty Tons of NEW RAISINS, Bight Toss of BUTTER, sad Ten Tons of CHEESE, BRUSSELS; Jaya 6. The atatrin . Observer of 28th and 29th May cnntains not a syllable trom the theatre of war on the Danube. The Corfu Gazelle of 10th May states, that it was re ported that the Turks bad succeeded in restoring the communic4tion with Anatolico and Missolonghi.-.- Brussels Papers, June 7. T. be, delivered into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Dept. feed, ewe Half of Each by the bOtlt of July next, and the remainder by the HA of August following. tar Thowand FLANNEL WAISCOATS, to he also alkilmod late the said Stores, in the course of Two Mouths from its 440 Contract; anti alma Pw satch,LINEN SHIRTS as may be demanded for Hospital we, during the space of Twelve Mond., and further, until Three ]imths'• Nojice shall be given ; to be delivered lute the aforesaid Sure, at Deptford. Sumpl i es,of the Oatmeal, Cocoa, Peu, and Raisins, must be pro duced by dm Patty Tendering ; •Ind a Sample of the Tobacco, allifutteres of the .flaasel Waistcoats and Linen Shirts may be emit this Chas • - Cooditiou of the Contracts may be seen at this Office. Leh Tender *nut specify the-prise in • words at length, and be idly/ red before One oiClesek on the- day appointed; and the Pesos wbo makes the Tender, or some Persia on his behalf, east attend to answer when called for. - M. KILLER CLIFTON. • . tat ;n• as MO EASTLINDIA HOME, .hisiv 4, 11323. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of Me UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading rot tis RAT-INDIES, do her 4 give Notice, That tbrQUARTERLY GENERAL COURT el the said COMPANY appointed to be held at their House, in Leadashall rm. an Wzostunar, the 18th Instant, is made SPECIAL, far the purpose of receiving a Report from the Committee appointed to inspect the East India Company's By-Laws, and of considering a proposition therein contained, for altering the By-Law cap. 4, lee. 3. The COURT of DIRECTORS do also give Notice. that the aid General Court is made farther Special, for the purpose of admitting, for confirmation, the Resolution of the General Court g the 21Ith ultimo, approving the Resolution of the Court of Di rectors of the 2rl of April last, granting to Major Groans Crimea. sari, of the Bengal retired List, en allowance of £2OO per Annum, in addition to his present Pay and Allowance of £l3O Per Annum, on the ground therein stated. The Report required by the By-Law, cap 6, see. 19, together ♦itb the Documents upon which the said Resolution has been formed, are open for the inspection of the Proprietors, at this Rosie. JOSEPH DART, Sttretary. DR. SOLOMON'S Celebrwed CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD. is well calculated to curt Flatuleneies in the %each and Bowels, idl Nervous Complaints, whether from taking Mercury to excess, or owing to an abominable Vice, or °Art caries; it rem..ves pains in the back and bead, horrid illnights, frightful dreamt, dimness of sight, palpitation of the hem, Dorsal Coosumptionc, trembling of the.bands from bard drinking, and diseases arising front vices', and will invigorate and riengtben the Constitution of Weak, Sickly, and Aged Persons. Sold in bottle, at 11s. and four in oar fur 331. whereby Its. are lived, by bir o . R. Johnstone, 68, Corphili ; Mr. Sanger, 1 50, 011- ind.street ; Mr. Ward, Holborn ; Mr. Stradliag, Hoyai Ex change ; and all other Medicine Venders. • LEAKE'S GENUINE PILLS,' j ust l y famous tot 4.4 coring, in all its stages, the VENEREAL rHSEASE Ow mall Pill is a dose, and the taking of one Box, in a recent ose, will won convince the patient of the certainty of his speedy recovery. Nothing can be better contrived, inure safe, or more emwenient than this Remedy, for such as are obliged to go journies er to sea , as i t nada no confinement nor restraint of Diet; and itty years experience (in an extensive practice) has proved thatit tifect a Cure when repeated Salivation and all other methods avail whiny. For the Scurvy and other Chronical Disorders, kis Medicine has not its paraUeL Upwards of 40,000 persons od borh sexes have been radically cured of the above cruel (User. derv, within the last eight years. Prepared and sold by the sole Propnetors, T. TAYLOR and SON, Members of the Royal Col lite of Surgeons, at their Hotoar,.No. 9, New Bridgt-sateet, in iisses of only 2s. 9d. each, duty Included.-*--N.B. Two back isms, and Lights in the Passages at nfght.—They are also sold, tuf their appointment, with =Jima dirsctleas, as the Toy.shop, 10 :s, Oxford -street; Mr. .'s, bio. 7, rhis-etteet-hill, *only oppo s it e t h e Me nument ; sad ow Parson in every ciso- Plenibin Town In Ore& Muir and Vilna Advice glade to T wns4akisig the thyme, or uebitr et she Ploprieeon lediekeees el* ..••• oNsi , '....- 0 lOW CONSTANTINOPLF„ Ma it. Though we have not received officially the Russian Declaration of War, it appears that our Government is perfectly informed of the intentions of that Power, and• expects an immediate rupture. The Ministers of Atm tria, Prussia, and the Netherlands, ate at this momeat redoubling their efforts to induce the Porte to yield, and to obtain front it a Declaration, which may satisfy Russia, and at the same time the acceptance of the In tervention resulting (rum the Treaty of 6th July. The Porte appears no longer to be so obstinate in opposing their triendiy representations, and to feel 'the danger which threatens it. The Reis Effendi is said to have intimated to the European Legations, that it could not but be very age 'cable to the Porte to see the Ambas sadors of the three Powers return ; and that if the Porte could not accede to the stipulations of the Treaty of 6th July, it was hindered from so doing less by the want of good will than by the duties of its holy religion, which no human power could violate. That the Porte was ready to give satisfaction for the com plaints alleged by Russia ; but that he, the Reis Effendi, could adventitiously affirm, that all the Treaties by which the Porte had bound itself had been faithfully executed ; that that of Ackermann had never been violated; that the battle of Navarin had, indeed, naturally caused a momentary derangement of all its re. 'adopt, but that the Treaties Concluded soon after with Spain, Naples, and Denmark, securing to those Powers the free navigation of the Black Sea, conformably to the stipulations of the Treaty of Ackermann, clearly proved how little the Porte deserved the reproach of acting contrary to that Treaty; that the affairs of Ser-' via were going to be finally regulated, and that Com missioners had already been sent thither to execute the Sultan's orders ; that, however, a Declaration, such as was asked of the Porte, could not be given to Russia, because a letter from the Grand Vizir to' the Russian Cabinet had remained unanswered; that at any rate the Emperor of Russia would learn by the fact how much the Porte had it at heart to preserve peace; that as for the instructions to the Ayans, dated 20th December, on which Russia chief!, founded its grievances, it was rely a family act, intended to remain secret, and it could not but deplore the publicity which the European Journals had given it. Lastly, that the insults which the Court of Russia was said to have received from the Porte agreed but little with the reciprocal relations of ,those two Courts from time immemorial, and which were well known to Russia. ' —Argsbarg Gazette. ST. PETERSBURGH, AlAr so. The reigning Empress arrived on the 9th of this month at Longa, on her way to Ismail. A pamphlet has just been published, which is sup posed to have emanated from the Government, in which the Christian Giverninents are invited to destroy the Barbary S ates, which, to the disgrace of the Christian name, have so loag oppressed the commerce of Europe, WARSAW, May 16. The Minister of the Interior has just arrived here from St. Petersburgh, where he has laid before his Majesty proposals for some important changes, which, it is said, will shortly take place. The war against the Turks has prcdoced the greatest enthusiasm here. The Pules, like the Russians, are the natural euemirs of the Ottomans, and many young men of the highest nobility have asked permission of the Go vernment to take part in the war ; but they have re ceived for answer, that at this moment their services are not required. BERLIN, MAr It is observed that for some time past our Journal has assumed a more firm and decisive tone in favour of the great cathe. It is said that through the intervention of our Mo. I notch, his Majesty the King of England will be recon ' vied with the reigning Duke of Brunswick. In Consequence of a Convention between our Govern- ment and that of the Grand Duchy of Hesse, a mixed Committee will be appointed to propose suitable changes la oni Tariff. An increase of duties on goods passing through Prussia is spoken of. Fainin Fors♦—Rentes, Five per Cents.lo3f. 90e. 104 L—Three per Cents. 71f. site. 45c.—Royal Ronde 51.—Bank Actions, 1920 f. 1925G—Nuapolitan Rentes, Cer. FAL 75f. 75f. 10c.—Royal Spa nish Loan, 721.—..Intertninable Spanish Annuities, Lean, fitif. GERMAN PAPERS. - 1 VIENNi,. Mar 27. The mail from Constan t i no pl e o f th e 11th inst. has arrived today. but the lette rs are not yet all del i vered. As'far as se have learnt, th e R uss i an M anifesto and Declaration were know n t h ere . Th e port . , seemed to be much alarmed by the m , an d great agitation was said to eels( in iheSeraglio, so that i t was f eare d that the Socessary disabares . of defence might be wholly para lyses"; ad it was therefore considered as not unlikely • MEXICO. FROM THE CORREO DR LA FEDERATION OF MARCH 26. • In the Chamber of Deputies of the General Congress there it at present under discussion a Bill, passed by the Senate, on a subject which has remained undecided since the year 18'46, viz. on the Naturalization of Foreigners. We observe with pleasure that the HOG. Chamber of Deputies, who have conferred so many benefits on the nation, is at present pursuing a course congenial to all our wishes. Repeatedly have we main tained that, since the convulsions that agitated our coun try in 1827, and the earlier part of January last, it be came a duty to leave nothing undone to restore that pub lic confidencewhich circumstances had tended to destroy; and that one of the measures for carrying this purpose into effect was the Law of Naturalization, which would revive the confidence of foreigners, by granting them the guarantees they solicit. In fact, the discussion is al ready far advanced, and it may possibly not be a week before it is brought to a conclusion. Fo: eigners of every nation will always find an hospitable asylum in Mexico, where they may participate our happiness, and enjoy the protection of the same laws. It shall be seen that the Mexicans are the friends of universal humanity, and that nothing but the protracted contumacy of the Spanish rejidents could have disturbed for a moment their kindly sympathies towards them, and constrained them to adopt severe measures, as a just punishment for the black in gratitude with which they have returned the generous hospitality that always welcomes them in this country. Foreigners who are well disposed towards us need not fly from us; the laws give them security, which nothing shall violate or disturb. FRoM KL 30L OP MARCH 21. DECREE Or THE OO NZZ AL eoitosess, ON THE RIGHT OP PORTIONS'S TO ACQUIT" LANDED PROPERTY IN MT RIPUSLIC. ART. 1.-1 n order that foreigners may eater and pass through the Mexican territory, they mast be fur nished %LI) passports from the general Government. 2. The Government shall take the necessary steps for regulating the issue of passports. S. Foreigners who have entered the Republic with out passports shall present themselves within ten days from the dare hereof before the local authorities, and shall give an account of the object of their proceedings here, and the nature o f t h e i r occupat i ons. 4. , The local authorities shall transmit the informa tion thus received to the Governors of the respective States, who shall forthwith issue the necessary passports, under the regulations prescribed by the general Go vernment. 5. Foreigners who shall omit or refuse to comply with these regulations, shall be expelled the Republic. 6. All foreigners who have entered this Republic, and established themselves here, in conformity with the pre scribed regulations, or with those which shall be here after prescribed, shall be entitled to the protection of the laws, and shall enjoy the civil rights which the laws grant to Mexicans, with the exception of that of ac quiring landed property (prapiedad territorial rustica), which, in conformity with existing laws, they cannot acquire unless naturalised. 7. The exception in the preceding Article shall not be understood to comprehend those lands belonging to mining properties, which are necessary for the carrying Lieutenant Stirling arrived at Dhundhootee on the 29th ultimo, and from the inadequate effects which he found to result from his earnest and frequent appeals to the garrison, he, with an ardent spirit of heroic lot ti tude and gallantry, seized a favourable opportunity on the morning of the 3d instant, and assembled the Go vernment troops, which had been ordered there trim the adjacent districts, amounting to about 700 men, and put himself at the head of them with his escort of 20 dismounted cavalry, advanced to the attack with great impetuosity, and slew two Arabs outright with his own hand; but being so exposed to the fire of the gair ism ) , he was unfortunately killed in the very door of the Ghurry, and the force was ultimately compelled to re treat, atter losing a good many men, killed and wounded. On this intelligence reaching the Resident, a force under the command of Major John Sutherland was or. dered to besiege the place; who immediately advanced to Dhundhootee on hearing of the affray, and arrived there on the 11th, being a distance of 150 miles in four days; however, much to our satisfaction, it appears that Captain Erie Sutherland had arrived some hours before the force with civil authority, and secured the three delinquents, who had in so treacherous a manner com menced rebellicn, and just ar. the force arrived at the place, the Arabs, with infinite chagrii and vexation, were evacuating Ghurry. Lieutenant Stirling was shot through the lungs by two matchlock balls, and instantly telt dead,against the door of the Ghurry. These whose peculiar happiness it was to live with him in habits of intimacy, have to deplore a friend, whose warmth of affection has left an indelible sensation of regret; and, on account of his eminent talents and integrity, he was elected for the im• portant charge of Civil Commissioner in a large tract of country in the Nizam's dominions. In order to per ()mime his memory, a public and unanimous subscrip tion has been opened to erect a tomb over his remains. We trust the Resident will succeed with the Nizam's Government in having condign punishment inflicted, arid the rebels secured, in order to prevent a recurrence of similar audacity in other vassals. The evacuation of Dhundhootee has restored tranquillity to the southward; but information has been received that a number of re fractory Ramoosees have star led up on the line of fron tier between Solapoor and Ahmednugger, and Major Sutherland has received instructions to immediately co operate with the Honourable Company's troops in speedily putting an end to their depredation s , a n d we have no doubt the Ramoosees will suffer for thei r pre sumption.—Madras tiazeite. We have received Canton !Japes s to the 12th of Fe. bruary. A great sensation is said to have been pro duced at the Court of Pekin by the degradation of his Imperial Majesty's youngest brother. The Emperor publishes to the world that his brother has been all his life an idle, dissipated, and ruinous profligate; he is dismissed from all his high offices, and ordered not to enter the precincts of the Imperial Palace. A great Hong merchant, of the name of Manop, has failed ; his debts are stated at a miilion and a half of dollars. The boats of the English' merchant ships saved the lives of six Chinese wl;o Kett upset in the riitr. They were in a state of stupor, but weir restoreu to life through the means used in England by the Humane Society. This uncommon occurrence in Chiva occasioned some won• der and veneration among the Chinese at Canton. BRITISH ANNUITY COMPANY. A SPECIAL GENERAL COURT of PROPRIE TORS will be held at the Office, No. E 6, New Broad street, an WEDNESDAY, the 25th Instant, at Twelve for One pre cisely, for the purpose of Electing a Trustee, in the room of the late PITOft Mouse, Esquire; also for taking into consideration the propriety of requiring fourteen days notice from Candidates for the Office of Auditor. J AMES MITC H ELL, Secretary. ..J