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The whole to be delivered into his Majesty's Victualling Stores itt Deptford, or at a Packer's in Londen,witbin•ths space of Three Months from the date of the Contracts. Patterns of the abovementioned articles and the conditions of the Contracts may be sees 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 the person who makes the tender, or sonic person on his behalf, must attend to answer when called for. K. rArzza CLIFTON. ROYAL UNION 'VISION AND FRIRNDLY SOCIETY. East'lblied in Aleatory or His late Royal Highness the Duke of YORK. For the Relief of Officers' Widows and other Aged Persona of both Stirs, whose circumstances have beeu reduced. PATIPANI •••• His Royal Highness- the Duke of CLARENCE, Lord High /Undid. A'FURTHER ELECTION of PENSIONERS will take place on Waneresuar, the 50th of October, at the Crown and Anchor T &rand, Applications fir which must be left at the Mee, before the estimation of the month of August. Annual Subscribers of One Guinea, and Fife Bubstriben of Ten Guineas. are immediately entitled to recommend proper ob jects of relief, and to vote in their Election. Subscriptions received at the Nice, 5, Lancaster-place, Wa terloo-Bridge, where Blank Forms may be had. IMPORTANT TO MALR AND FRMALE SERVANTS, MECHANICS. LABOURERS, APPRENTICES, &c. &c. TVIRECTORS of the ROYAL UNION IL FRIENDLY SOCIETY announcer that attends:4e is given daily from Tea o'Clock till Three, at the OEce, 5, Lancaster-place, Waterloo Bridge. for the purpose of eines lag the Names of Male and Female Servants as Members, to secure to themselves, by small Monthly or Quarterly Payments, Weekly Allowances in ea, they should fall Sick, together with Medical Attendance and Medicine free of &pease; also Smoot Pinney to be paid to their Friends in ern of Death, and Annuities in Old Age. They ate also privileged, Minima of Place teenier their Norms in a Soot as wa rn ing flitontions, width Bet; is open to the Sal.' scribers who 'nay want Servants, rtc. &c. Boults,essemining the toll particulars et these advantages, may be had at the Vilice. 5, Lancaster-place, Strand, price Sixpence each, and Prospectuses gratis. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS AND DEBILITY. OTHERGILL'S NERVOUS DROPS.—To thote who are rained with Nervous Disorders and their various distrening affections, as oppression of Spirits, Head-aches, loss of Appedte, Indigestion, Epasms, Tremors. Palming Fits, aad De. bihty or Relaxation of the System. it is confidently recommended to have recourse to the above celebrated Medicine, from which they are assured of obtaining immediate relief, and by a due per weer ence in it, agreeably to the directions given, the complete re s•tabiishn,ent of their health. Sold in bottles at 4s. 6d. 11a. and Us. by Messrs. Butler, Ow mists, Chearide, corner of Sc. Paul's, Loudon; Sackville.strast, Dublin; Princes street, Edinburgh; Savory and Co. 136, New limd-street ; and the principal Medicine Venders. Of whom my be had, FOTIIICEGILL'S TONIC FEMALE PILLS, ncommended in general Debility of the Constitution; oho u a ate ad median remedy in those periodical irregularities which Paula of delicate and languid circulation, more especially the villager part, are liable to. In boles. at Is. lid. awl Ss. fd. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Am. 5. ST. JAMES'S PALACE, Jetv Si. Ilab day his Excellency the Pence de Pelican, Ambassador Ran his Most Christian Majesty, had a private audience of Ms Ma jesty, to deliver a letter from his Sovereign ; and the Count de E j oresejerna. Envoy Extraordinary sad Minister Plenipotentiary frees the King of Sweden and Norway, had a private audience of ha Majesty, to deliver his credentials; to which they we:ulnt e. dead by the Earl eI Aberdeen, his Majesty's Principal Secretary et fkatefor Foreign Affairs, and nodoeted by Sir Robert Chester, Eakin, Master of the Ceremonies. WHITEHALL, Aware 4. The King has been pleised tO order a congd d'art to pan the Gent Seal of the linked Kingdom of Greet Britain and Ireland, empowering the Dean and Chapter ache Metropelitical Church of Canterbury to elect an Archbishop of that See, the same being void by the death of the Most Rev. Father in God Dr. Charles Mesmer* &num ; and his Majesty ha. alsetissen pleased by his Royal Sign Manuel to recommend to she said Dean and Chapter, the Right Sea. Father in God Dr. William Hawley, now Bishop of London, tent by them elected Archbishop of the said Syr of Canterbury., WHITEHALL, Amen 4. The Inc has bees pleased to direct Inters patent to be passed mkt the Great Seal, granting to Spencer Perceval, Esq. the office of Clerk of the Ordnance of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Irelaad. CROWN OFFICE, Anson S. Member returned to serve in this present Parliament. lareogh of Leamington--George &ward, £.. Lieutenant of the eth De King's Regiment, in the nom of Thomas Divert, Esq. deceased. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. we -orates, AUGUST 4. 1828. 24 Reeet of Dragoon Guards—R. J. O. Vandeint, Gent. to be Minn, without purchase. 4th Dna—Cornet Edward Cooper Hedge to be Lieutenant, by ruchate r vice tdarshant.who retires; John Matthew Quantock, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Hodge. 4th Ditto-. Lieutenant George Augustus Frederick Heettacete, from the half.pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Honourable Edward Stalked Jemingharn who ezehhoges, receiving the diff erence . Ts be Cornets, by pur chase—Robert Toleer Gerard, Gaut. vice Lyon, who retires; hairs Jones, Gent. vice Heat/ante, pro. awed. Id Seginnust of Dragoons—Lientenant George Wynne, from bait pay sub West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Charles Norman, who exchanges, receiving the difference. Ith Ditto-- Robert Arkerright, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Bockeridge, who attires. 9th Regiment of Licht Dragoons—Lieutenant Edward St. Vin cent Disby, frum halt-pey tioth Flu t, to be Lieutenant, vice 4k:ender Viscount kincastie, who exchanges, receiving the difference. Ist et Grenadier Regiment of Fist Guards—Brevet Ueutenanta Colonel George Disbrow, to be Captain and LJeutenant-Colonel, without purchase, vice Clements. deceased; Captain Laudale Bolder° to be Adjutant, vice Stanley, who resigns the Adjo tantcy only. lit Regiment of Foot—Paymaster 'William Mitchell, from ball- Psy Yd Hussars King's German Legion, to be Paymaster, vice Blake, appointed to the vud Foot. lid Rine—Lieutenant John Heat, front half-pay 7th Line Battalion King's German Legion, to be Lieutenant, vice Richard Cecil wise exchanges. kit Am.:a-Lieutenant John Mallen to be Captain. by purchase, vice Sir Richard John Fletcher, who retires; Emig. Law mice Fykr to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Mahan; Henrybolttte Metcalfe, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Dims—Captain Henry George Boldero, from the balf-pay, tube Captain, paying the difference, vice Beauclak, appointed to the 25.1 rum. 13 ° 1 akto—Faisign William Rawlins to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Leith. promoted; Peter Redmond Jambs's, Gentle nun. to be Ensign, by purchase, vino /Lawn s& Ihttu....Capuiu G. urge Beauckrk, from tke 10th Foot, to be Captain, vice AUTIMIttill Denham, who retires upon balt.pay, echoing the difference. til h petta—liobert. Cathcart Hunter, Gentleman, to be Ensign. , by porch,'" vice Hunter, who retires; Serjeant-Major feelit the Ist Foot Guards, to be Adjutant, with we tak•lit kesign, vice tiller, who resigns the Adititiliatey truiy. 28th Ditto—Lieutenant William James John Irving, to be Cap tain, by purchase, vice Drury, who retires ; Ensign Mottram Andrews to be Lieutenant, by purchase. vice Irving ; John Abraham Whittaker, Gentleman, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Andrews. Slit Ditto--Lievienant Henry Nason, from half-pay Bth West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Primrose, appointed to the 26th F'oot, 36d Ditto—Captaht Honourable George Warren Edwardea, from the halt-pay, to he Captain, vice David Davies, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 34th Ditto—Lieutenant William Ouseky Warren, from h ilf-pay 30th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice William Sumpter Wood, who exchanges. 1 1 36th Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Primrose, from the Slit Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice George Wynne, who retires upon half-pay Sib West India Regiment. 37th Ditto—Captain Henry Dallas, from the half-pay, to be Cap •ain, vice John Spread Fenton, who exchanges, receiving the difference. Seth Ditto—Second Lieutenant Frederick Dunbar, from the 87th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Thompson, who exchanges. 40th Dino—Ensign Henry Richard Connor to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Moir, who retires • William Murray, Gentleman, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Connor. 41st Ditto—To be Lieutenants--Lieutenant Dugald Carmichael, , from hal&pay 10th Foot, vice Gibbons, whose appointment has not taken place ; Seco nd Lieutenant Richard Bingham Hill. from the 94th Foot, without purchase, vies Inglis, deceased. To be Ensigns—Robert Harnett, Gent. without purchase, vim Graham, whose appointment bas um taken place ; Ensign Rat. . Denaidsoe. from the half pay, vice Sparrow, superseded. 424 Ditto--F.nsign and Adjutant William Duff to have the rank of Lieutenant; Payntaster Stephen Blake, from the iat Foot, to be Paymaster, vice Charles Wardell, retired on half pay. 44th Ditto—Hospital Assistant Francis Browne to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice Veiling, who resigns. 48th Ditto—Surgeon James Henderson, M.D. from the 89th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Stephenson, who exchanges. 49th Ditto—Captain Thomas Lamont to be Major, by purchase, vice Beauchamp, promoted ; Lieutenant Charles Chalky Come to be Captain, by purchase, vice Latrioot. To be Lieutenatin—Lientenaftt PAbeired Hawkins, from the Royal African Colonial Corps, vice Berkeley Vincent, who retires upon half pay Royal African Colonial Corps; Ensign Mortimer ft. S. Whitmore, by purchase, vice Coote. To be Ensign, by purchas e —Alice Marshall, Gent. vice Whitmore. 534 Ditto— Ensign Thomas Carnegy to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Lang, who retires; Thomas Smart, Gent. to be En sign, by purchase, vice Carnegy. 54th Ditto—Major Hon. Richard Murray, from the half pay, to be Major, vice Walker, promoted; Captain Thomas William Stewart, from the 66th Foot, to be Captain, vice Warren, who exchanges. 58th Ditto--Auistant-Surgeon James Wilson, M.D. from the 4th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon. 40th Ditto—Captain Arthur Marquis of Douro, from the half pay, to be Captain, paying, the difference, vice Morpity, appointed to the 70th Foot; Lieutenant William Townsend Gun, from half pay 42d Foot. to be First Lieutenant, vice David Dickson, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 624 Ditto—Lieutenant Joseph Lord Wallscourt, from half pay ad Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Nathaniel Kane, who exchanges. likl Ditto--Captain D'Areey Wentworth, from ,the 73d Foot, to be Captain, vice Brown, who exchanges. 66th Ditto-;-Captaln Peregrine Warren, from the Mb Foot, to be Captain, vice Stewart, who exchanges. 68th Ditto—Ensign William Henry Gillman, from the half pay, untie Ensign, vice Andrew Mackason WooltUnise,who exchanges, receiving the difference. 70th Ditto—Captain James Murphy, from the 60th Foot, to be Captain. vice Creighton, appointed to the 81st Foot. 73d Ditto—Captain Edward Brown, from the 634 Foot, to be Captain. vice Wentworth, who exchanges; Ensign Oliver Barker D'Arcey, from the halt pay, to be Ensign, vice Frederick Dumaresq, who exchanges. 75di Ditto . —Lientenaat Mark Wayne to be Captain, without purchase, vice Browne, deceased. 78th Ditto—Lieut. Henry Hof c ake to be Captain, by purchase, vies Camerae, who retires; Ensign John Campbell 11'Intyre to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Holyoake ; George Fraser Tyder, duet. to be Essig% by purchase, vice hi' !etym. 110th Ditto—Captala Henry Grove I. be Major, without purchase, vice Smitkdeceased; Lieutenant John Charles Anderson to be vies Grove. 81k Ci t a t—Captain Ogden Creighton, from the 70th Foot. to be Captain, vice Knox Montgomery, who retires upon half pay, receiving the difference. 824 Ditto—Captain Hugh Stafford Dooellan, from the half pay, to be Captain, vice Pomades, deceased. 84th Ditto—Lieutenant Charles Franklyn to be Captain, by pur chase, vice Jackson, who retires; Ensign Thomas George Velech to be Lieutenant, by purchase. vice Franklyn; Samuel John Goan, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Veitch. 86th Ditto--Captain Henry Edward O'Dell, from the half pay, to be Captain, vice Louis Robert James Versturme, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 87th Ditto—Ensign Acheson Thompson, from the 39th Foot, to be Second Lieutenant, vice Dunbar ' who exchanges. 68th Ditto—Archibald Hay, Gest. to be Ensign, by purchase, vies Wilson, promoted; Surgeon George Alexander Stephenson, from the 48th Foot. to be Surgeon, vice Henderson, who ex changes. 94th Ditto—Captain Honourable Stanhope Hawke. from the half pay, to be Captain, vice Rickard Kirwan, who exchanges, re ceiving the difference • Anthony Wright King. Gent. to be En sign, without purchas e, vice Hill, promoted in the 41st Foot. 96th Ditto—Lieutenant Richard Bourke Warren. from half pay 24th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Richard Cross, who exchanges. 97th Ditto—Litioteuant Thomas Bowen Sbeean, from half pay sub Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Gordon, appointed to the 1114 Foot; Lieutenant Thomas Drury, front half pay Ma Foot, to be Paymaster, vice Orr, deceased. 2d West India Regiment—Captain Samuel Ridd, from the half pay. to be Captain, vim Stephenson, deceased; Lieut. Roger Jules, hoot half pay 39th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Astiley T. Grier, who exchanges. Royal African Colohial Corps--Lieutenant Gilbert Pulley, front the 14th Pont, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Blenkarne, who retires. INIATTUSULD. Major Richard Beauchamp. from t h e 49t h F oot , t o b e Lieetenaot of Infantry, by purchase; Lieutenant Percy James Leith, from Ilith Foot, to be Captain of Infantry, by purchase. The undermentioned Lieutenants, actually serving upon full pay in liniments of the Line, whose commissions are dated in or pre-; violas to the year 1811, have accepted promotion upon half pay, according to the General Order of the 47th December, 1826 : To be Captains of Infantry—Lieutenant Alexander Clarke from the 43th Foot; Lieutenant Charles Weedy, from the 84t h Fait, STA irr. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Henry George Smith, on the half pay, to be Deputy Quartermaster General to the Troops serving at the Cape of Good Hope, vice Bell, who resigns. Major George Hillier, on the half pay, to be Deputy Quartermaster General to the Troop* serving in the Island of Jamaica (with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel in the Army), vice Smith, ap pointed to the Cape of Good Hope. Brevet Major Henry Craig, on half pay 100th Foot, to be Deputy Adjutant General to the Troops serving in the Winderad and Leeward Islands (with the rank o f Lieutenant Colonel E the Army), vice Garwood, who resigns. Captain George Thanks Flaucane, from the half pay, to be Sub Inspector of Militia in the lonian Islands, vice !lichen, whom appointment has not taken place. NOIMITAL STAFF. Brevet Inspector et Hospitals Thomas Gunning to be Inspector of Hospitals. Brevet Inspector of Hospitals Alertander Baxter, M.D. to be Is specter of Hospitals fee Service in the Windward and Leeward lalaods only. Deputy Inspector Joseph Skey, IK. D. from half pay, to be Deputy Inspector of Hospitals, vice Baxter, promoted. OA ammo. Capt. John Campbell, on ball-pay Stb West India Regiment, to be lon Major at St. John's, Newfoundland, vice Green, deceased. Assistant Surgeon Seated George Lawrence loa he Surgeon at the Royal Military Asylum, vice Sir Patrick Macgregor, deceased. The undermentioned esomaisanaks. Officers, receiving unattached pay or half pay, have been allowed lb dispose of their consiniatians t Lieutenant General Hon. Wilk ami Fi tg a b y ; an d c apta i n W et . KM Augustus Steck, half pay 34th Foot. • The promotion of Lieutenant Gilbert Palley, frees the Mb Net, to be Captain of Infantry, Unsuached, by purchase, es The retirement of Captain Henry Dixon, on the retired list of the 4th Royal Veteran Battalion, as stated in the Gazette of the 54 June last, has not taken place. Light Horse Volunteers. To be Lientenants---Cornets Lestock Peach Wilson, eke Strong, deceased; and Samuel Forster, vice Rhode, who resigns. To be Cornets-.-Hon. Charles John Shore, vice Wend, who re sign ; John lots Pocock. Gent. vice Wilson; and Robert Spottiswoode, Gent. vice Forster. Corantission in the Eastern Glamorgan Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Glamorgan. Team. Homfray, Gent. to be Cornet, vice D. Hopkins, resigned. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Lyon Levy, Birmingham, Warwickshire, slopseUer, from Jell 1, to August 19, at eleven, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Edward Motley, Nottingham, miller and baker. Samuel Cook Higgins, Gloucester, upholsterer and cabinet-maker. BANKRUPTS. George „Icons, James -street, Oxford -street, coach-iromuonger, to surrender, August 6, 15. and September 16 at eleven, at the Court of Commi ss i o n e r s o f Bankrupts, Baaingliall-otreet. At torney, Mr. Hunt, Craven-street, Strand. John White, Sheffield. Yorkshire, table knife and eat nall•manofac• tire% August 15 16, and September 16, at tw e l v e, a t the George Inn, Sheffield. Anomie.. Mr. Duncan, Holborn court, Grays Inn; or Mr. Henry lieusamhead., Shefeld. William Aston, Tull End and Cowley ironworks, Staffordshire, iron sod coal -master, August 20, 91, sad September 16, at one. at the Royal Hotel. Birmingham. Attendee, Messrs. Alexander and Son, Carey-street, Chancery-lane; or Mr. Josiah Conk, Birmingham. Joseph Hopkinson, Loughborough, Leicestershire, liquor-mer chant, August 81,22, and September 16, at eleven, at the King's Head Inn, Loughborotigb. Attornies, Mr. Augustus Woolston, Furnival's Inn, Holborn; or Mr. Henry Toone, Loughborough. Adam Neilson, Ashford, Kent, draper, August 16, la, and Sept. 16, at nine, at the Palace In., Manchester. Attendee, Mr. Lewtap, Manchester; or Messrs. Perkins and Co. Gray's Inn sq. Thomas Henry Potter and William Gardner, Manama% engravers to calico-printers, August 11, 19, and September 16, at ten, at the Star lon, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Kay and Co. Man cheater ; or Messrs. Milne and Co. London. DECLA RATION OF INSOLVENCY. Thomas Cheekley, Warwick, hooter, is in innakent circumstances, and is unable to 'nest his engagements with his creditors-Filed August 4. DI VI DENDS to be mad* in BASINGHALL-STREET. Aug. 26, Lewis Moses. Harrow, slopseller and salesman, st eleven. Aug. 26, James Scott, Great East Cheap, merchant. at ten. Aug. 26, Henry Sasclby Wintle, late of Mark-lane. mer chant. Aug. 26, Philip Raphael, Hosier.lane, Smithfield. glass dealer, at eleven. Aug. 29, William Hawes, Royal Harmonic Institution, Regent-street, music seller, at ten. Aug. 26, James Richard Benson, late of Russell-place, Mtsroy-square ' and of Lloyd's Coffee House, merchant and insurer, at two. Aug. 16, John Foster and Thomas Clay. Macclesfield, bieshire, silk throw. step, at ten. Aug. 26, Mark Noble. Narrow-wall, Lambed, Surrey, merchant, at eleven. Aug. 29, James Stirling and WM. Stirling, Copthall-court, merchants, at twelve. Aug. 26, John Holmes and Frederick Erasmus E dwards, Derby, booksellers, at ten. Aug. 29, Thomas Botta, jun. Grafton.street. Flinn-Vanes timber merchant. at eleven. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Aug. 119, Edward Jones, Edge bill, Walton-ms-the-Hill, near Liverpool, cart-owner, at twelve, at the Cerendon-buildings. U verponl. Aug. 28, Robert sp4forth, jun. Homiest. Yorkshire, scrivener, at eleven, at the Booth Ferry lon, near Hewdeo.- Aug. 26, William latuadhead, A s ht on - un d er :Line, and George Broadhead, Manchester, stone masons, at Moe, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. Aug. 211, Christopher Sisiveley, jun. Leicester, sta tioner. at eleven, at th e Th ree Crowns Inn, Leicester. Se pt. 2, William Sharp and Thomas Askant. Leeds, Yorkshire, Iranians der% at eleven, at the Coon House, Leeds. Aug. ZS, J. Trinder, Oxford, pastry cook. at eleven ' at the Golden Cross lon, Oxf or d. Aug. 29, George Frampton, Weymouth and Welcombe Regis, Dersetabirs, merchant, at twelve. at the Crown Inn Weymouth sod Melcombe Regis. Aug. 26, S amue l Tolley, Kalington, Ox fordshire, corn dealer, at ten, at the Three Goats Inn, Oxford. Aug. 30, John Vaughan, Vassar, Herefordshire. tailor, at eleven, at the Shire Hail, Hereford. Aug. 50, William &Menton, Liver pool, grocer, at eleven s at the sake of Mr. William Hind% solicitor, Liverpool. Aug. 27, Thomas Willoughby, Putney, Lincolnshire, cattle drover and salesman, at ekven s at the GeorgeSpilsby, Lincolnshire. Aug. 28, William Lloyd Lubbock. Leamington Priors, Warwickshire, bookseller, at eleven, at the Bedford Hotel, Leaaktgton CERTIFICATES, Am. U. • William Abbott, late of Bermoodsey-street, Southwark, Surrey. cordwainer. Charles Gill:note, late of Union-street, Southwark, victualler. George Brown George Grimed Brown, and Edwin Jackson, Carbrook, Cheshin, and of Manchester, calico printers. John Maluku: ' Brightbelonuon, Sussex. supper. John Wash bourn, men. and John Washboarn, jun. Gloucester, stationers and booksellers. Martha Haynes and Mary Ann Haynes, lace of Tvrickenhant, schoolmistresses. Robert Maiden, London, merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Daniel Keen and William Mulford, North Audley-street, Gres venue-square, coack-makers. Thomas Melina% Richard Kidd, jun. Benjamin Kidd, William Keen, and William Pinker, God& ming, Surrey, bankers. John Hall and Samuel Sanderson Hall, Circus, Minnie% ship and insurance brokers. George Mason and B. Smith, Castor and Brigg. lAncoindike spirit merchants. Mary Pass and Elisabeth Pass, Nantwicb , &cable, Sour sellers.- Leacroft Freer and G. H. Simp son , Binningliam, linen sad woollen. drapers. R. Long and B. Austen, Gray's Inn, attornies. Timms Sykes and Joseph Brayshaw, Armley and Stanningiby, Yorkshire. John Mountain, Theatas Mayer, and Francis Mayer, Gloucester, grocers and spirit merchants ( so f a r as regar d s Jon Mountain). George John Richard James Dickinson and Charles Hutchinson, Ealing, surgeons. Jeffery Smith and John Clarkson, &ewer's Quay, Lower Thames.atreet, lightermeo. GERMAN PAPERS. RUN. Jinx te. Biwa TRON VIZ THZATIIIi OF WAR. The following accounts contain some new and into details respecting the latest military operations; the substance of which we have given already in the Russian Bulletin from the Camp of Bazardjik, of the Ilth July : " Camp at Basardjik, Jody to. 4 4 The Imperial Head•quarters, with the Sd corps of the army, lett the camp at Karassu early in the morn. ing of the 6th, to advance towards Bazardjik. The 7th corps of the army, under the command of Gen. Woineff, followed at the distance of one and two days' march., The Headquarters were three days in proceeding this distance of about 80 went: (54 Engli•h The march was favoured by the weather, frequent thunder storms having cooled the air. 84 The vanguard, under Gen. Rudiger, had marched before the head quarters from its position at Bairam Dede to Mangali. News had been received in the camp at Karassu, that a division of Turkish cavalry from Si. listria bad marched towards Bazardjik. It bad how ever retired on the advance of General Rudiger. A few hours afterwards we learned that a division of Turkish cavalry froin Schumla, at least four thousand strong, had again appeared near Bazardjik. On the 7th July here was some shirmishiog between them and the van of the right wing of our advanced guard, commanded by General Akimkief. The enemy, who advanced to turn the right wing, attacked in particular, with great superiority of force, a piquet of thirty Cossacks, to whose support a squadron of Hulans was sent. This not being sufficient, Gen. Akimkiet sent two squadrons with two pieces of cannon, which the Turks made fforts to get possession of. Two battalions of Yager', advancing in squares, speedily put the Turks to flight, which was accelerated by the arrival of two squadrons of hussars, sent by General Rudiger. The 1 arks rs. tired idto a wood thaw watts beyond Basardjik, whae they passed the night of the 70, but when G.nkral Rudiger advanced by break of day they had ahead) , withdrawn. lit rffis little action the enemy appears to have had a considerable number killed. On our side there were nine killed and forty wounded; of those there are some who have been wounded by arrows. The advanced guard, under General Rudiger, reinforced by several battalions, is advancing upon Kosludgi simultaneously with the advance of the Imperial Staff from Karam. Adjutant General Constantine B en k en d or f was d etac h e d to Ku.gun, with a brigade of infantry and a pulk of C.ossacks, to take up a position between Shams and the Imperial head-quarters, to cover the latter in care f a sudden sortie of the garrison of the former fortress. With this view a camp has been formed at Ressowal, to continue there. till General Roth shall have advanced with the 6th Division, and completed the investment t f Silisn ia. According to it.telligence received to-day, this may be effected within a few days, General Rosh having wade good his pasiage ovet the Danu'be, near Knsova. . 0 On the . same day that the advanced guard, under General Rudiger, advanced from Bairam Uccle against tie corps of General Scbwetschin, till then attached to the same, and consisting of one brigade of infantry and sir squadrons of cavalry, moved from Mangali towards Vat na. Yesterday Adjutant-General Count Suchtelm set off with the corps of General A kignkief, wi 13 the view of joining Genet al Schwetschin before Varna, aad of endeavouring, with the combined force, to effect the surrender of that fortress. The fleet which assisted at the siege of Anapa will also sail for Varna. " JULY 11.—The corps of General Woinof will this day be completely assembled near Bazardjik. General Roth being now arrived in the vicinity of Silistria, the main body of the army will be able shortly to continue its march upon Schumla. General Rudiger was this morning ordered to attack the Turks in Yorbudgimbere they appeared disposed to make a stand, but as soon as our troops showed themselves the enemy retired.t— Prussian State Gazette, July 29. COPOIHAGEbtatiLY 29. We hear that on the 25th April last a Treaty of Na vigation and Commerce between Denmark and Brazil was concluded, and signed by bib Majesty's Minister and the Brazilian Plenipotentiary. It is long since we have bad so wet a summer as the present, which will unfortunately be very ibjurious to the harvest. In our neighbourhood the oats in particular have been laid by the heavy rains ; the wheat, however, is better. STOCKHOLM, JILT U. His Majesty the King arrived here yesterday evening 'after three months absence, and was welcomed by the acclamations of a great concourse if the inhabitants, and a salute of artillery. The Crown Prince and the Mt sabers of the Provi►ional Government, with the prin cipal Civil And Military Authority:, received his Ma. jesty at the gate of the Palace, and in his apartments he was welcomed by the Crown' P, incess. Immediately after his Maje►ty's arrival a Proclamation was issued di►solving the Provisional Government. EXCHANGES UN LONDON. Hamburgh, August 1.-13 10}—Two mouths 13 Se . Liipsit, July 22.—Three month. 6 14j Vienna, July 20.—Two months, 953 Stockholm, July 25.-75 day., 12 3. PORTUGAL. Decree of Don Miguel appointing the Commission for trial of the °fort° Insurgents: " I am pleased to command vru to proceed to the City of Oporto; and there—until it may be pleasing to me to name some other places—opening without delay an exact and scrupulous inquiry, without limi lotion of time, or determined number of witnesses— this my letter serving as the act of indictment—you cause to be charged, taken up, and sentenced, beyond an appeal, all persons, of what clan, rank, or station however, not being soldiers. taken with arms in their hoods (for in this respect I have formed other ar rangements), against whom there be sufficient proof that they bad. in any mode whatever, taken act or part in the said rebellion, which began in the city of Oporto, on the 16th of May in this year, 1828, all the processes being formed verbally and commonly, and without any other solemnities which be not indispensable and of natural right; and I hereby authorise you to require all records and papers whatsoever, and to take such proceeding. as may seem to you k and proper for the lull and corn. plate execution of this important commission I thus confide to you—and vrbich you may also intrust to all and each Member of your own bs dr, as well as to each Magistrate of every description in every part of the king dom,who are hereby bound to obey you. And I further authorise you to employ, in the furtherance of the said commission,the officers of the said Magistrates. And you may also take up and cause to be apprehended, even be fore any charge is lard against them, all persons again. t whom well•grounded suspicion may be entertained, bringing the charges afterwards forward, and liberating. as the case against them may be made out ; and you may also require from the military authorities assist. nce, to be by them most promptly given. Tnis Spr.cial Commis nal is to assemble in the Court house at Oporto. And you, and each member of the Commission, are to re ceive fully the daily amount of allowance specified by law ; which amount, as well as all the expenses of the- Commission, are afterwards to be defrayed out of the goods and property of the condemned culprits. And, as you proceed in your labours, you will lay before me an account of their progress, in order that I may, ac cording to circumstances, come forward with such suit able arrangements as may be necessary. All which you will execute an the aforesaid form. notwithstanding any laws, regulations, or common rights, or contrary cus toms, which, as such, I have thought proper to dew. gate from, solely for this purpose. (Egad) - " THE KING" The preamble states, that it is necessary to punish, not only the rebels of last May, but also 4 $ all those who had, act or part, either by aiding, counseling, or abetting the revolutionists, since 1820, or when the revolut►on first broke out in Oporto, and which has since continued to be at work in it." Liters received from Smyrna, via Naples, dated June 16, state, a very severe shock of an earthquake has been felt that, which has done considerable mis chief to the houses, throwing down chininier, and split ting edifices; but happily no lives bad been ascettained to have been 12at.—The weather had set in eztreasely hot, and that dreadful scourge the plague bad mode im appearance, although not to a very great eaten!.