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Coouniisieoen of his Majesty 'a Customs At the Custom Home at this Place, Ott Tuasoar, the 25th Enstant, at Eleven o'Clttek precisely, THE Sloop WILLIAM end FANNY, of Ports mouth, admeacurias 18 5,5-94 tens, with the Materials ; an yew Boat and Materials ; the broken-up Halls and Materials of Three Boats std a Warp ; the whole of which have been legally condemned. One da Hat, on. SU, Dress, about fast doyen floopty Bottles, iundry broken-up Half Anhers,. two Pieces of ,Stained Paper, 25 lbs. Books, one Box of Wearing Apparel, and various ismplea of Wines and Spirits; also sundry Condemned StOres front the Coast Guard Service. For Ragenadoo—one Piece of Brandy. The s urftele may be viewed,' and the Wine and Spirits c tasterly as Ciller at the Comm-house the day previous to the Sale, from Nine tiro o'Clock. mated with the most confident feelings. It is asserted that large sums have been transmitted to them from France; but, without inquiring from whence they de rive their resources, it seems certain that they are quite ample to enable them to increase their num lbers with such rapidity as to excite alarm amongst the King's troops. General Monet arrived here yes terday from Zamora, having been sent for by Fer dinand, who gave him verbal instructions as to the I conduct be is to pursue, and he set off immediately for Barcelona, to take the command of the troops appointed to act against the insurgents. The Government seem convinced that very little reliance is to be placed upon their soldiers. for repeated advice' have been sent to Ma drid, stating - that great numbers of the Royalist troops desert to the losurgents Immediately upea their arrival in Catalonia; and as the rebel Chiefs pay them bastes, the Offieers-..finst it iospossikle to, check the desartipu. It is said also that the corps of observation,oll the frontievi of POrtegal afe um& reduced; as a great massy isealnisteled to the insurgents in Cataluna.—.. Notwithstanding this menacing state of things, the. A,I) solutists here are ran from being discouraged, and talk of nothing but the happy feelings inspired by the approach. ing return of the Ist of October, the anniversary of the King's deliverance from Cadiz: They assert confidently that by that period they will be able to dispose of 24,000 , Royalist volunteers, though the fact is'that, counting infantry, cavalry, and artillery, there are not 4,000 1 no* in Madrid, and it would be difficult to raise 1,500 throughout the whole province of New Castile. blindness and heat of his rage, and had regrottOg ever since. Witnesses were called t 6 his character. The Jury found him Geriliy of the fact during a tent. poetry derangement, the prisoner being stillject to in: sanity. The COURT directed hint to be detained in enstodY until his Majesty's pleasure should be known. Nitti",COURT. DSMat Murphy, Frue. Murphy, and Michael Cellist, were indicted for stealing 1641 b. of lead, the property of the Right Hon. Sturges Bourne, Chief Commissioner of his Majesty's Woods and Foreits. It appeared that a constable-of the name of Ozley was informed on tAre inerniag of the 27th of August last, that:two men, oho leaved out to be William Murphy and Michael Collie*, Part employed in cutting some lead pipes belonging to 'the Band of Works. (km wataing them, he discovered that di/oos* amity the lead which they an, and,-bid it i beighboistfq deluge& AO bilker was — accords kre 'appointed to watch the spot,:stnd in floe eaottevf the next day the two prisoners Caine back to it, cot the lead into small pistol, and put it into a wbeelharrow, which Dennis Murphy afterwards assisted in Wheeling .. away to a plumber and glazier's shop in Desaidlfilit, Westminster. The officer then took them into Cuitody. ' The prisoners contended that they had been occupied in weending the pipe, and that they woe entitled to the old lead as their perquisites. • The COMMON SERGEANT &might that there Was not sufficient evidence against Damis Muiphy, and, directed his acquittal. With regard to the two other prisoners, who had suggested that the old lead eras their perqui. site as piviers, he thought that die tower pariers Rot rid of such a notion the ()tato.. Besidesi he belieyed that it would be difficult for th em prove that any such notion prevailed iri.their trade: It,was not likely that their employers would willingly divest themselves of an much property, which, by rentelting, could be ,inun • ediately made useful. The Jury acquitted Dennis Murphy, bat found Wal lierphy and Michael Collins guilty. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, SEPT. 17. tint m Tommear, the 27th of September next, they will be *dy to receive Tenders in nide: (sealed up). and treat for the Warn to this Department of a Quantity of IRISH SALT MEAT, Meal to 11,000 Navy Thome of Beef; and WAD Navy Tierce, 21 PORK, all to be eared in the ensaing Seam, and to be deli %med., Far-Oft' Parts thereof in Mertes, and the remaining Fifth y - m i o tt iti4 Sarreh, into his Majesty's Stores at Deptford, Per tieeost ', ' sad Cork, lo sack proportions as shall hereafter be re. *A.M. b thereof on or before the 11th day of February, and Beath& Isalf ea or. Ware the 21st day of May, 1828 t to be paid fer,us piky ir mh , "'Moot lamest, parable at 60 days after date. Conaltills tit theCeittusiesay Wooer at this Odiee, or by ig9lol/4 to Mr. J. *. Ilemenernm.b, - Agent for Aterffietnellbag at Cork; oo the Coaretom ot his Majesty's Castinikiidyspeslot. B e van, Worry alt"Waletfordi ant In tlla taw, %jai bot tom" Cimeni m Debile,baepridanipa atom • • ~ NUM nix GAZETTS DI PiItASCA DAVID SIMI% 115. VICH, Sin. 4. The Agraviados del Rey entered this town lit? the 119th of August, without opposition, because the cons. , panics of Royalists Volunteers entrusted with the de- 1 fence of the town joined them, and the poor troops of the line, who were few in number, were obliged to re tire. We do net know what will be the ioosequence• PUYCERDA, sere. 5. No 'renew for a leer TART Mem shall be equal to 300 Threw Bs t f, or 300 Tierces of. Perk wig be admitted, sipC?4 Teak: melt specify the prise ht wads at length, and be 41141= Woe o'Cloekee the Day appointed ; and must be ' w e d by a Letter signed by two respossible Pent= engaginii beam bawd with the Party tendering in the penal emu or One Third of the amount of the Castrat e for the doe performance of the am no Paseo whs makes the Tender. or some Person on ids behalf, nest mewl to sawn when called for. IL WALLER CLIFTON. • THE ilea. Dr. Wooz.t. having signified his intention of Resigning the Head Mastership of Rugby School, in July Wit, the Trustees feeling the Importance of the appointment of an able and yroper MASTER to ell op He VACANCY ; and think. iogit their duty to give miry attention to this greatobjem request tot such gentlemen es propose to become Candidates, will signify their intention, and forward their Testimonials to Mr. Harris, of Lo n e or b e f o re the lst of December nest. when notice will le ghetto the Candidates of the day of Election. By Order of the Twigless. GEORGE HARRIS, their Chet. 'serf, September, Hun. . • If.l ft is required by the Act of Pedhunent, 17th Geo. 111. dep. 71,11 fat tit Head Masters of Rugby School shall be Protes tants of the Chord of England, and shall have tak e n the Degree of Mastic Of Arts in the University of Oxford or Cambridge. The Agraviados are daily increasing; they hue en tered Maniesa, and nude the Governor and the soldiers of the garrison prisoners. Several rich inhabitanu, among whom is M. Paul Miralda, hive been arrested. A military contribinion of all••••••1•=11••••• HAMBURGH PAPERS. PETERSBURGW, thst. t. The Directing Senate has lately made some regula tions favourable to criminals, who may be sentenced in future to banishment to Siberia. No criminal 70 years of age is to suffer corporal punishment before he is sent into banishment; and, in general, no persons suffering under bodily infirmities shall be banished to Siberia for desertion, if not guilty of any other crime. The Council of the Empire has lately issued .an Ordinance, contain ing detailed regulations for the building of hoises in all the towns of the empire. Count Woronzow Dasch bow, Russian Minister at the Court of Bavaria, is to go is the same capacity to the CourtOf Smdinia, and Is also to be Minister to the Court of the Duchess of Parma. 500,000 francs is demanded. M. Miralda is set down for 60,000 francs. It is belie►ed that greater e►ents will take place in a few days. , PROM THE CONSTITOTIONNEL• NAPOLI DI ROMANIA, JuLy 9. OF ORSZCZe-.• PROVISIO NA L " On the 18th February, the Commission, by its De. tree, No. 5,745, declared the Gulfs of Eretria and Ma. as well as the whole of the island of Negropont, in a state of blockade, because circumstances at the time required that measure; but the fortune of war ha►ing deli►ered the citadel of Athens into the hands of the enemy, and the Greek armies being obliged for security to occupy the passes of Eastern Greece, the Pro►isional Committee, in order to gi►e greater extent to the block ade, declares by these prerents, of the Gulf of Eretria in a state _ HASSISTIII WILSON'S NEW VOLUMES. PARTS XIII. to XVI. price 2s. 6d. each, are ready, at Siena's:de, St. Junes's-square. Defiedlob more Love Letters, and Secrets of Distinguished dinars. wids Partkedars of the Writer and bee Family, from their orbit years. Abe New Art V Love, Female Inaitence and Marriage. Fifth lairs 3e. isidues esietwierid Book Eighteen Plates. fit► Edition, is Sooty sod Marriage In ail Nations, Nine Plates, .61 Tub Lions and Loaders Tigers, TWeive coloured Plate., Ts. 6d. Demotic lo*ltutea V Young Mothers, is. ed. Onfessioas so Ozaisisav2hlrty-shr cohered Pistas, AI 10s. ludidsle's Brides. es iA • James Tyler and Mary Dermal, were indicted fat maltreating a child, three years and a bail old, the son of the male prisoner. KIItCRENIFF, Ass. It. Oa the sth of this month a second fire broke out at Jassy, which destroyed 500 more houses. The damage .done by the two fires, of 91st July and sth August, is estimated at twenty millions of rubles. Mr. Aoorantua stated the ease fbr the prosecution, which was instituted by the parish of St. Pancras. Upon the death of Tyler's wife, the little child was placed under the care of its godmother, who is also the aunt of the prisoner Tyler, and by her placed at school until the father took it home to his own house, where the female prisoner also resided. She bad, in fact, cohabited with hint since the death of his wife. The poor little child was scarcely taken to its father's hosise, when it became a victim of the most savage cruel ty. The prisoners were in the habit of going out early in the morning, and until weariness or drink brought them home, the poor little infant was left tied to a chair by a strong cord, aad without a particle of f00d.... The prisoners seldom returned before midnight, and during their absence the cries of the little creature were truly horrifying; the attention of some per. sous living in the same house was of course at. tracted to the scene of so much suffering, and a little the daughter of a Mrs. Caldwe)l. was in the habit of putting bread and butter under the door of the room in which the child was locked, and whenever the length of the cord bt which it was fastened admitted of it, the poor little sufferer used to come over to the door and devour the food in the most voracious manner. The prisoners were, however, deter mined to prevent any person from seeing the state pf the child, and with that view plugged up the key hole of the door. Not content with this, they beat it in the most cruel manner. This treatment continued until the Ist of August last, when they were removing the child under a covering. Some of the neighbours insisted vu seeing it ; the father resisted, and said that his bby wps dying of decline, and that no person had a right to inter. fere. A Mr. Wolfe, however, persisted in uncovering the child, which presented a pitiable figure: its bones were forcing their way through its skin, and its ribs and back were dreadfuly scarred and bruised. The popr little being was then taken to the parish workhouse, and even in one week recovered so much as not to be receg. nixed by those who had seen it in its former state. VIENNA, Sue. 3. it is 26th of CALCA CALCUL to we UIUGC. His Imperial Highness the Archduke Rudolph, Car- , all the ports and coasts dinal Archbishop of °limits, is rather better; it is eof blockade, as well as thobght be will be brought to Lintz. Oa the 26th of egropont, all the neigh- August, the town of Erin, in Hungary, was visited by of the Gulf of Maliaki. a dreadful cesiletcatiess. which destroyed 500 hoses, Ravel force to amintais . two Chordal% and the Ts WO Ha L BERLIN, Ss_s tr. rated if necessary. No. The Russian Privy Councillor, Count Stroganoff, is :onsequence, be given to gone to St. Petersburgh. Storms and fires have lately to naval forces of neutral done great damage in the southern provinces of the direct the Captains on. Russian Empire; thus on the 30th July a fire consumed r hnewi at Holy; the whole of the island of Negropont, bowing Islands, and the coasts LRAM baftrbeett area to the • LARGE LOOKING • GLASSES. HENRY L. COOPER. 03, disitopagateAtreet Within, respectfully sab er to the Nobility and Dentry, the following List of line BRI TISH PLATES, of superb dimensions,' St the greatly reduced WY of Nees sourced t • A s. d. 1 Silvered Plate . . 120 rams by 61-136 3 0 1 Do. . . . . 110 . . . 57-68 3 9 IDo 165 . . . 60-68 13 10 1 Do. 1 Dis. 1 Do. I Do. Do. ti • • • • 75 • • 58.-40 14 S Dri.. • 74 . . 61-41 13 4 i Do. : •• • • I 7! . . . 0 0 1 Do. Do. . la . 74 . . . so—so 18 0 1. Do. 74 . . 44.-25 9 0 Do. IDo 64 . . 51-25 10 0 1 Do. (Arra ibil•hed to order, o{ soy dimandons, and se en - Coovervatoties, Sashes, Drawing and Dining-room', e n 1 :3 14 ye' sizes to the magnificent measurement of Otte =I Buy Inches by Srenty-tierd. forwarded to any pert Mir United Kingdom, by careful Workmen, where required.— Pusan for the ab o a s , e l egast l y an d r i c hl y carved. Al6O, Tot. tint GUM% of handsome sizes, sod In Frames of the most modern designs. The fashionable and improved French Sash boon, completely fitted op either is Ground, ikaineda or richly Owed Glasses. it, and this force will be air:seated ._ _ lice of this measure will, in consequence, be given to t, ke Commanders-in. Chief of the naval forces of neutral rowers, in order that they may direct the Captains un der them to respect the rights of the Greek nation, and to observe the laws of neutrality in the strictest manner. " The Provisional Cessasheiss, " G. MAVROMICHALT, " J. MILAITI, " J. NAIL°. 400 houses it Belzi. OLD BAILEY SESSIONS, SarT.l7. Asses Slaw was found guilty of stealing a quantity of prayer-books, above the value of Si. the property of a pedlar. • Janos JOJICS was indicted for maliciously cutting Margaret Merin, with intent to kill, against the statute. The prosecution was at the instance of the parish offi cers of Shoreditch. Margaret Mcritt bad lived 514 years with the prisoner as his wife, though not so; was with him on the 27th of May last, at the house of Burgess, a tailors it was Sunday ; they dined together, and were very comfort able. After dinner she felt poorly, and wished to lie down. Prisoner said he would take a walk. She fell asleep, and he sat by the fire. She awoke on hearing him stir, looked up, and saw him coming towards her with the poker, with which he struck her over the eyes, and deprived her of the sight of one ever since. She put ber hand to her head, and received another blow which stunned her. Prisoner was going out of the room when witness cried " Mnrder." The landlady came to her assistance, and she was taken to Bartholomew's Hot pital. She had had no quarrel with him, and the blow was given without any provocation. Prisoner had been put into a madhouse previous to Christmas last. He was deranged, and talked all manner of stuff, walking about the room with a knife in hi* hand, He was con. fined a fortnight, and she procured his liberation, sup- I posing that he was not well used. He was reckoned to be incurable, but she got him out because he was so unhappy. Afterwards he was very ill, and confined by it for two Months, and two physicians attended him.— Prisoner was a tailor. Witness gave him a sovereign on the day previous to the assault, and feared that be would get drunk with it. He returned, however, 14s. of the atonet'. He is 73 years old, and very ill.tempered in his cops. He was sent to the madhouse in conse quence of drinking gin, which drove him out of his mind. Five weeks before the assault she applied to the Churchwardens to send him to his pariihp fearing he would do mischief. He bad always, till now, treated her with affection. " The Secretary of Marine, " G. GLANACIL " Pecos, Jane e, 1827." The II th of the same month the Secretary of the Marine notified this blockade to all the European - Consuls. 'ROM Tug JOURVAL DU DEBATS. PARIS, Om. 14. The treaty of London of the 6th July was presented to the Divan, as the Ultimatum, on the 16th of Au gust, by the Ambassadors of France, England, and Russia. :An extraordinary courier brought the news to Paris the day before yesterday. ins sad Estimates furnished for any Architectural Latprove- Nets la 'which Plata Glass, pow become so fashtembie, may he in %tool with aftpreiriste elfect.—No. 03, Liishopsgate-streetWitltin. "...m.m.amimrisrll4l. The warlike attitude of the Potty.' continued. The Reis Effendi had received the note of the three Powers with . disdain: In general, it was thought that the Di. van would persist in its first refusal. The acceptance of the Ultimatum was hardly looked upon as possible, in calculating the effect that it would inevitably pro► duce upon the people. The delay of thirty days being reduced so fifteen, can only have augmented the irrita tion of the Divan, and the arrival of the European fleets in the Archipelago announces that the decisive day is approaching. The answer of the Purt is to be given on the slat of August. There, strictly speaking, all negotiation ceases; and if the Porte continues to refuse all foreign mediation, the Ambassadors of the signing Powers ought immediately to leave Constantinople. That is the first step towards an interventionary war, which will, no doubt, be the best argument with the Divan. The earliest intelligence from the East is look ed to with antiety. The report spread yesterday of the passageof the Pruth by the Russian army seems to us at least premature. tHE HOAX; on, tErr OF FASHION t • WEIMIXDI•11 nnossm. IN Kingston, the pride of Jamaica's fair Isle, Where &Awl, is prone on her *Defies to smile, A Hess was tried lately, a bet to decide, ( . _ l le parties agreed by each prod to abide,) wink one of the arts is the 61=4 suppried, We meat to line Taste and high Fashion allied? 4 Nast day on t Dealer in deluge there came eidless misty, items of fame, bob native anel teed" who saw with surpass 711 .„• Produce d Doan hi weenies Via rho; lots articles brought by their weeders aliinaakeri, All craftsmen including, matinee uedettakers, rar here of den dolour assumbeg the mien, Four long -visaged Mates In theft sables were Ken, Intent on Mortality% 'idled to thrive And bury the Desk* ot deader alive • The Deak, battle inclining to border,—• a,„Boibold" ea one and all t h en exclaim's!, " Sir, your older!' While “ Hone with your evils not goods," be cried sat, And scanted each po ta bl e i tem a b out . — " You too," to the Notes, a with lout damnable facie, ?lade up st ill as wanted, in Sorrow's grimaces, 'pie farce I to tragedy quickly shaU tures, it here in my mansion you longer sojourn!" The conflux at List deemed It prudent to searhper, One man o n ly left, with a well-furnished hamper : dot," said the Dealer, the contents unpacking, • la welcome unasked for!" 'twas Wattage's Jet Blacking. , w All doubt thee resoled, is the empire of Taste Wasant's line Jet so resplendent and chaste, in renown, it still reigns as the test vl &shift, the Islands thtoeghout of the WM. Us R. Shining and Brilliant BLACKING Prepared by Several witnesses were then called, who corroborated the facts stated by the Leaned Counsel. The child itself was produced in Court, and still pre sented an appalling spectacle. It was not above die size of a baby six months old, and bore evident maths of the dreadful ill usage it had received. The defendants having been called on for their de fence, the woman, in excuse for Is ar conduct, said, that she used to drink very much, and had, therefore, she admitted, neglected the child. The man explained his taking away the child from his aunt's, by saying that bee family had abused him. - The Jury found the defendants both "Guilty, under the aggravated circumstances." The CHAIRMAN sentenced Tyler to hard labour in the House of Correction for two years; and the female prisoner to the same sort of puni'hmeot for 12 months. SPAIN. ge)?) 1 if;ezt/,L. so, STRAND. London- And sold in every Town in the Kingdom. LIQUID in Bottle s 6d. I,od. 12d. and Ind. each. Also PASTY BLACKING, in ,5617 Ad. 124' and 184. each. A ng Pot of Paste is equal to Purr Is. %tam of Liquid. . MADRID, Serums= s.—Palyart Coaaesronnialea. The insurrection is making a rapid progress in Cats -4 lonia, and the influence of the chiefs is such, that tl hive succeeded in gaining crew almost the whole o f t labouring class in the neighbourhood of Bared and the greater part of tis, Volunteer Royalists *ewe against them, Ips del R:tanys and Caragol are repiiE senttd as eminently possessing the qualities likely to wilt the affect ons of the people—courage, enterprise, and in trepidity ; their skill and eloquence have already consi derably extended their influence. Accounts from the pro "ince state tkat the number of insurgents is about 15,000, and as there seems no want of money among them, they are well fed and equipped, so that they ate ani- Mr. Charles Warren, of Bartholomew's . Hospital, spoke to the injury inflicted on the witness. The coat. of the eye were ruptured, and bliadness ensued. There was no possibility of her recovering her sight. Elizabeth Burgess and Sarah Burgess, a child, cot. I roborated the testimony of the first witness; both saw him leave the house, saying he bad done for her. Benjamin Burgess found the first witness bleeding, And blood and hair on the poker. J. Lo►au, a police officer, was emplOyed to arrest prisoner, who came tip to him and said," I know what you Want. I come to give myself op to you." He also said his poor wife was dead, adding " the LORD have Metcy on me; I'm done for ; may the Loan receive her soul. She should not have aggravated me so much. I 'did it in the heat of passion." He owned that he had struck her with a poker, and that he did not use a knife. The prisoner in defence said that he was irritated by a difference with the first witness, struck her in the In the case of Sir Gregor M'Gregor, Mr. PRENDIR. GAIT applied to the Court that two persons, who were in attendance, might be accepted as his bail. Charles Griffin then presented himself, and was exa mined by Mr. ALLEY. He stated that he was a per fumer, ie,iding in Skinner-street, Snow-hill, and was worth 3,0001. or 4,0001. He admitted that be was pay ing off two warrants of attorney by instalments, but one of them had been given for a friend. He was not aware of having ever been rejected as bail, and did not know any thing of the case of Dennis v. Pigott. Mr. ALLEY here, put in an affidavit, from whieb it appeared that Griffin had offered himself as IsJil in the above case, and been rejected by Mr. Ju,tice Hulroyd, for. prevarication. The CHAIRMAN thought this was quite sufficient to justify him in rejecting the bail. Sir Gregor therefore, left the Court still in custody. The Court adjourned at its rising to Friday peat. Al