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. Adr' KENNET AND AVON CANAL NAVIGATION. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, th a t at a General METING of the COMMITTEE of MANAGEMENT 'of the AFFAIRS and BUSINESS of the COMPANY of PROPRIETORS of the KENNET and AVON CANAL NAVIGATION, held at the Town Hall, itt Marlborough, In the County of Wiltl, on Tuesnar, the 18th day of July, 1826, it was resolved that a DIVIDEND of TWENTY-ONE SHILLINGS DER SHARE should be made amongst the Proprietors of Shares in this undertaking; and that the same should be payable at Messrs. Muss, ilaaroan, and Co.'s Bankers, Bristol, Treasurers of the said Company ; or at Mr. James Oaseirros's, No. 2!, Breast•street, Cheapside, London, on or at any time after the 19th day of September next. And Notice is ah. hereby further given to all persons who may have purchased, or otherwise acquired a right to Shares which have r.ot been registered in their names in the Books of the Company, chat in older to entitle them to receive the bald Dividend, the Transfer, or other instrument by which they may have acquired their right to such Shares, must be sent to my Office on or before the Ist day of September nest, on which day the Transfer Books will be closed, and not again opened until after the payment of the Dividend. PRIVATE PUPIL. A MARRIED CLERGYMAN, for some years Tutor to a Nobleman, and su►sequently receiving a few Pupils late hia House, a moderate distance front London, has Now a VACANCY. Letters directed for the Rev. J. C. Messrs. Gray and Pell's, Sta tioners, GO, Piecedlily, London, will be duly for Warded to him. at tines, at the Coon of Consadadeeers of &unclip..., Palbilludistreet. Attendee, Mears. &Miff alit Co. Watling -et. or Mr. Horneastle, Crooked-lanc. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Joseph Gibbs, Chard, Snmersetsbire , ironmonger, is in insolvent circumstances, and unabl e to meet hi s engagements with his ditors.--•Filed July li. John Twigg, Earisheaton, Yorkshire, woollen-manufacturer, is he Insolvent circumstan c e s ,• and unable to meet his engagements' with his creditors..—Ril e d July 14. George Negus, late of Reeking, Emelt, saelt-manufacturer, la insolvent ei;eunistanoss, and unable to meet his engagements with his creditors.--Filed July 24. • Jobs James Hoed (otherwise Wood) Liegard, Southampton-street, Coetint-garden, oil and colounnan, is to insolvent circumstances, and unable to meet his engagements with his creditors.— Filed, July is. 15th. Ia nominating and Ministers of State. Mb. functions Magistrates in ea 121. 7th. In pardoning or imposed upon criminals by Justice. Bth and 9th. In urgent cases, where humanity require it. Published yesterday, Price 'Threepence, with sir Engravings, THE LONDON MECHANICS' R. E G IS TE R, CHAPTER 11.--OF Ater. 75. The Kin); Power, and exercises tt princip.il prerogatives ar, 1. To convoke a new May, in the fourth year the kingdom of Portugal preceding year, L To manias* the %haps, Dignitaries. No. XCVII. Coomrrs.—On the Construction of Automata—Lectures at the London Mechanics' Itutitution—Mr. Ogg on Geology; Mr. Toplis on Mechanics —Secret Writing—Receipt for Ginger Beer—Plant• ing through Trees—Construction of Domes—The Care.-- Aini-Atto Won, &c. Published by Hunt and Cla►ke, Tavistock•street, Covent Garden; of whom the back Nos. and Parts may be bad. DIVIDENDSto be made in BASINGHALL•S fREET. August 111, Jolts Haddon, Castle -street, Flnsburpsquare, printer, ag eleven. August IS, William Stewart, Pall Mall, Westminster, contmission agent, at eleven. August 15, Mary Whyte and James Whyte, Great Eastcheap, Flsh•street.hiU, wholesale perfumers and hair merchants, at ten. August 18. Daniel Come. sea. and Daniel - Cone, jua. Mark hie, brandy merchants, at twelve. August 15, John Baskervllle, late of the French Horn, Lambethwalk, Surrey, victualler, at ten. August is, Thomas, William Smith, Fenchurch. street, watehmaker.at eleven. August 1 5, George Henley, &rend, cheesemowger i at eleven. August 15, Charles Miller, Abehorch lane, merchant, at ten. August IS, Eliza Home and Caroline .Jamynaitreet, St. James's, milliners and dress makers, at eleven. FROM Till LONDON GAZETTE, Juci2s. s. To nominate to all employments, 3. To sentinate the Commanders of I changing chain as often as the good of t! 6. To nominate Ambassadors and al mad.] agents. 7. To direct political negociariens wt 8. To conclude treaties of alli fensive ; treaties of subsidies and ing them after ratification to tht the interest and safety of the Si treaties concluded in time of pe, or exchange of territory of the i sions to which the kingdom has be rat:fied until approved My t'ie L To declare war and cowhide pet Assembly such information as shall hs rests - and sakty of the State. 10. To give letters at Naturals:aka 11. To bestow tiles, bonbon distinctions in recompence of se State, making the pensions give State depend upon the approbati cases where they may be assigns 12. To Issue decrees, instructions, ar due execution of the laws. • CROWN OFFICE, Jura' 20, 182 e. Members Returned to serve in the new Parliantent. THOMAS MERRIMAN, Pthelpal Clerk. Marlborough, July 24, 1826. N. A A Circular Letter wiU be sent to every known Proprietor before the Dividend becomes payable, informing hist in what manner, and at what place, to apply for the same. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. August 19, Henry Kennedy. Brighthelmstone, Sussex, carpenter and joiner, at one, at the New In;, Ekighthelnutone. August 18, Edward Johnson, jun. and Thomas Manley, Whitehaven, sugar refiners and merchants, at eleven, at the Black Lion lon, White haven. August 3, Th omas Swain, South Collingham, Nottingham shire, miller, at one, at the Hotel, Newark-upon -Trent. August 21, Humphrey Chittenden, now or late of Ashford, Kent, house carpenter, at ten, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. August 16, John Hargrave, MOM. Yorkshire, corn miller, at twelve, at the Ses sions-house' Wakefield. Angina 28, Ed war d J o h nston, A nthony Adamson,, and John Hope, Whitehaven, Cumberland, bankers, at eleven, at the Black Lion, Whitehaven. CERTIFICATILK—wAutnrit IS. This day was published, in Octavo, price Two Shillings, ASfIOILT ACCOUNT of the SYSTEM pursued at the PF.STALOZZIAN ACADEMY, South Lambeth; with some REMARKS on the Subject of EDUCATION. " Education conalsu in the developeinent and fornsation of the powers of I land, Head, and Heart." Pausosst. London: Published by Hunt and Clarke, Tavietock•street. This day was published, In Three Volumes, small Svo. 3Cs. boards, the Second Edition of 'VALES by tree aIIARA FAMILY; containing 1.. Cruhonre of the Bill-book, the Fetches. and John Dee. London; Printed for W. filmpkin and R. Marshall, Statiasere hall•court, Ludgate -street. Robert Alger. Change-alley, merchant. Richard Boyes Wake, Morton, Lincolnshire. timber merchant. Michael Gunston, St. James's walk, Cierkeswell, chemist. William Oswald Knight, Ivy-lane. printer. John Roach, Fordingbridge, Southampton, linen-draper. Robert IP•rd, Bridgewater Somersershire, user chant. William Edmonds, Harrow-road. wheelwright. Jane Gess. Bionensborpsynu„ widow, medicine-vender. Thomas Berpment, Ktighley, Yorkshire, spirit merchant. Henry Tindall, Birmingham, windage'. and carrier. James Reid, Newcastie-upon- Tynn sad North Shields, ship and invorance broker. William Bryan% Cunha% druggist. George Locking. Moven upon-Hull, merchant. John Twemlow, Oldham Lancashire, cotton spinn e r. J. Rowbotham, Long-lane, Bermondsey, skinner and furrier. John Symonds Chard, now or late of Frome Seiwood, Sonsersetahlre, tanner. This day was publisbod, fts. 6d. bound, T ATIN DELEC ; or, Firat Lessons in eon. .Jl/ struing: adapted throughout to the Rules of Syntax oir tbe Et.n Latin Grammar' with a Direetrix, a Clavis Verboten:6 end ClAris of Proper Names. By T. W. C. EDWARDS• M.A. London : Printed for W. Simpkin and It . /i m a m . s tat i oners .. hall-court, Ludgate -street. Lately published, and may be had gratis, A New and Costrurts SCEQOL CATALC4CS ; containing ALL the B ogs now in use. This day was published, Thiele Is. sewed, 9t. 6d. bound, 9 1 11 E COMPLE'rE CORRESPONDENT; eon- I- slating of Letters adapted to every Age and Situation In Life; togethe.- with various useful forms of business and compli ment; the beet directions for Epistolary Writing, and more than fifty specimens of Real Correspondence, select e d from the best writers In the English language, as Addison, Cowper, Gay. John. von, Pope, Lady llertford, Lad? Wortley Montague, Mrs. Rtowe, sues rune Translations from the Latin Classics and celebrated Preach Writers. London : Printed for W. Simphin and R. Marshall, Stationers'. hall -court, Loh ite-urcet. This day was published. price 6d. bound, THE ETON LA*I'IN GRAMMAR, with the ad dition of many useful Notes and Observations; and also of the accents and quautity. By T. W. C. EDWARDS, MA. This Grammar is accented throughout, and is certainly the most correct that can be procured. The Notes are entirely original, very copious, and most lucid : the construing is altogether new and not only more literal, but clearer and more int e lli g ibl e dials In any other Edition of the Eton Grammar ever yet publisher!. London : Printed fur W. Simpkin and K. Marshall, Stadonstre hall-court, Ludgate-street; and Al. they, iiionwsset-sweet, Poet man•square. This day was published. In Three Volum:). post 8.0. U. Ils. 6d. boards. the Second Edition of TTHEBOYNE WATEIi;aFALs, by the O'MAItA FAMILY ; Authors of Take, comprising, Crohoore of the Bill•kook, the Fetches, and John Doe. " We take b1...4e to ourselves for not having earlier redeemed nut pledge of giving a secon.l notice of this ezcellent Tale; the delay ltas, however, affarded us one gratification, that of finding our opinion of Its great merit confirmed. by the reading and cridgal world in general"—Literary Chronicle, July 1, 1818. London: Printed fur W. Sitnpkin and R. Marshall, &Wooers'. ball Court, badgate-street. This day was published, in Two Volumes, 10s. sewed. A NEW POCKET DICTIONARY of the ITALIAN and FRENCH Languars, abridged from Alberti's; enriched with the technical terms of the Arts and Sciences, and the conjugation of regular and irregular verbs, for the me of both Italians and French, and of &hoed& By 30SEPH bIARTINELLI. A new Edition, corrected and revised by M. SANTAGNELLO, Author of a la.ctionacy of the " Peculiarities of the Italian Lass. guage •" the " Italian Reader, Exercises," & e . London : Printed for W. Siuipkin and R. Mardsall,.Stationere. hall-court, Ludgate -street. Of whom may be bad, 1. A GENERAL TABLE of the ITALIAN VERBS, re gular and irregular, by which the fotmation of any Tense or Person required may be immediately found. Executed by R. Zetti, atter the French plan laid down by R. Juigne, In his table of Freed. Verbs. A new Edition, corrected and laispreved by C. Bruno. Coloured, ss. Id. n. A GENERAL TABLE of the FRENCH VERBS, et. gular and irregular, by which the formation of any Tense Sr Person squired may be immediately found. By R. hive, M.A. of the I/sive:sky of Paris. Coloured. 5,. s. A NEW and COMPLETE SCHOOL CATALOGUE: containing ALL the Books now in use, gratis. LEAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, j ust l y famous For curing, in all Its stages, the VENEREAL DISEASE Otse small Pill is a dose, and the taking of one Box, in a recent case, will soon convince the patient of the certainty of hie • speedy ICCOVerf. Nothing can be better contrived, more sate, or more colive-uent than this Remedy, for such as are obliged to go journies er to sea, as it needs no confinement nor restraint of Diet; and sixty years experience (in an extensive practice) has proved that it I will effect a Cure when repeated Salivation and all other methods' ' mall nothing. For the Scurvy and other Chmnical Disorders, this Medicine has not its parallel. Upwards of 40,000 persons of both sexesitisave been radically cured of the above cruel disor dess, within the last eight years. Prepared and sold by the sole proprietors, T. TAYLOR and SON, Members of the Royal Col. lege of Surgeons, at their Hasse, No. 9, New Bridge-street. in Boxes of only its. 9d. each, duty included.---N.B. Two back doors, and Lights in the Passages at night.—They are also sold; by their appointment, with copious directions, at the Toy-shop, 103, Oxford -street; Mr. Disborough's, No. •7, Flsh-streetellfils nearly opptnite the Monument ; and, by one Person in every ems. swierable 'loon iu Great Britain ind Ireland. Advice gratis to Persons taking the above, or other of the rtaPrietor's Xedicinee' - - __-........iii.m.... ............. WEDNESDAY EVENING, v 269 A %MN, _ ,1111•1111•===•••••••=1•••••••111, .... • PRIVATE PUPIL. 6, at dem., ',get or Oseamiadimer• of Bante•Pells sth. In RRIED CLERGYMAN, for some years Basimiliaß•stseet. Maw& Bugler and 0.• Wading-el' Ministe rionsinarrs of Staig an, ate. Gth. -4 a Nobleman, and subsequently receiving a few or Mr. Horncasde, 5... iouse, a moderate distance front London, has DECLARATIO,. " functions Magistrates in ease, OLVENCY. 121. 7th. In pardoning or mitt& Now a VACANCY. Joseph Gibbs, Chard, Sonsersetst.. '"rs ,itis winhhinenhi:vence: imposed upon criminals by the smite, 'key. J. C. Messrs. Gray and Frirst Sts" ditors.—.Filed July 22. crcumstances, and unable to meet 1., Justice. Bth and 9th. In granting at, -, will be duly forviarded to him. John Twigg, Earlsheaton, Yorkshire, woollet. -, is in urgent cases, where humanity and the good o. Insolvent circumstances,.and unable to meet '415 -days with his cronlitors.—Filed July 14. requite it. '.' 01? VIZ =WIMP/2 POWIR. CHAPTER 11. -ngravings, George Negus late of Backing, Essex, sack-manufacts.. ' REGISTER, insolvent ci;cumstanoss, and unable to meet his engage. -..r. 75. The King is the chief of the Executive with his creditors.--Plled July 24. • "d exercises it b his iss • t.ciutes at the Jobs James Hoed (otherwise Wood) Liugard, Southampton-street. t ' y nkratives are the follo Ministers of State. His urn at the Jobs James ibid (otherwise Wo.d) Uugard, Southanapton-atreet, gauves are the fellowing of State. His : Mr. Toplis Covent-garden, oil anti colounnan, is in insolvent circumstances, a. "I new General Cones on the 2,1 of —punt. and unable to meet his engagements with his creditur&—Filed, az ',re-.. July 25. may, tk. -ir of the existing Legislature in the kingdot, 1 and in the colonies in the DIVID ENDS to be made in BASINGHALL•S fREET. • ) preceding year, August It Joint Haddott, Castle-street, Finsbury.square, printer, 2. Tons minas!: the , the other Ecclesiastical '-ven. August 15, Willi Stewart, Pali Mall, Westminster, Dignitaries. lee agent, at eleven. August 15, Mary Whyte and James 3. To nominate to all empts., -,litie.d. -tat Esstcheap, Flsh.street-hill, wholesale perfumers and 3. To nessinate the Commatides, ,sts and land ; changing them as often as the good of .. ~ at ten. August 18. Daniel Come. sea. and Daniel, tae, brandy merchants, at twelve. August 13, of the French Horn, tambethvralk Surre . To nominate Ambassadors and all . -gym. ti --- , y, 6 mercidl agents. ,st IS, Thomas William Smith, Fencburch. -it. August 15, George Henley, Strand, 7. To direct political negociations with foreign -outs, Charles Miller, Abehurch 8. To conclude treaties of alliarce offenia. is, Eliza Horne and Caroline fensive; treaties of subsidies and of commerce, p. -milliners and dress makers, as ing them .after ratification to the general Cones, wn. COUNTRY. the interest and safety of the State permit it. If the ti eaties concluded in time of peace contain the ceisiun -. Au gust 1 s' Svalea' ea ter ter or exchange of territory of the kingdom, or of posses ‘,„ent sugar sions to which the kingdom has a right, they shall no: -4, White. be rat:fied until approved by t'ie general Cones. 'wham- 9. To declare war and conclude peace, communicating to tie -gat Assembly such informadon as shall be compatible with the inte rests-and sakty of the State. 10. To give letters of Naturalisation according to the law. '. To bestow tiles, honours, military orders and *qns in recompence of services rendered to the ' ing the pensions given at the charge of the ',non the approbation of the Assembly, in "lay be assigned, and fixed by law. ',stroctions, and rules, calculated foe the -N the different branches of tke public ',v the Cortes. • ':equator to the decrees -I to all ecclesiastical , the constitut On 'es being first 'restitutions ',/ of li. County of Cambridge—The Right Him. Charles Somerset Man. ners (commonly called Lord Charles Somerset Manners), and the Right Hoy. Francis Godolphin Osborne (commonly called Lord Francis Godolphin Osborne.) University of Cambridge —The Right Hon. Henry John Viscount Palmerston, and the Right Hon. Sir John Singleton Copley, Knt. Town of Cambridge—The Right Hon. James Graham (commonly called the Marquis Graham), and Frederick William Trench, colonel in his Majesty's Army. County of Suffolk—Sir Thomas Sherlock Gooch, of Benaere.hail, in the said county of Suffolk, Ban. and Sir William Rowley, of Tendriog-hall, in the said county, Bart. pare n ts of Ipmeieh—William Haidimand, Esq. and Robert Tor. rens Esq. Borough of Dnowleh...Michael Dame, of the Borough of Dun wick aforesaid, Req. and Andrew Arcedeckne, of Cievering.hall, in the said county of Suffolk, Esq. Borough of Orford—Horace Beauchamp Seymour Seymour, Esq. and Lieut. Colonel Sir Henry Frederick Cooke. Borough of Aldeburgh—Joshes Walker, Esq. and John Wilson, CrobeT,Eal. Borough of Sudbury—John Wllks the younger, of Mtll-11111, in the pariah of Hendon, in the county of Middlesex, Esq. and Bethel! Walrood,of Monteath, in the county of Devon, Esq. Borough of Eye—Major-General Sir Edw a rd tirrison, Barr. and Bisot..General Sir Miles Nightingatl, K.C.B. Borough of Bury Saint Edmunds—The Right Hon. Henry Fitzroy (commonly called the Earl of Euston ), and t h e Right lion. IPrederich William' Hervey (commonly called Lord Hervey.) County of Montgomery—The Right Hon. Charles Watkin Wil. Hama Wynn. Borough of Montgentery—Henry Clive, Esq. Comity of Orkney and Reiland—The Hue. George Renege Laurence Dundas, Captain in the Royal Navy. County of Southampton—John Fleming. Stoneham Park, in the said county, Esq. and Sit William Heatbcote, of Hanley Park, in the said county, Bart. City of Winchester—Paulen Saint John Mussy, Esq. and Sir Edward Hyde last, Bart. Borough of Peetenhenth—.fohn Carter, of Duke.etreet, in the city of Wesindosser, Esq. and Francis Baring, of New-street, Spent, Gordo:m.ln de said city of Westminster, Req. Borough of Iftreqmet..-The Right Hon. George Canning, his Ma jesty's Madrid Secretary of State fir Foreign Affairs. and the Ilan. William Henry John Scott, son of the Right His. John Earl of visa, Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain. Borough of Yarmouth—The Hun. Theseus Hamilton (commonly called Lord Binning), and Joseph Phillimore. Esq. of Whitehall, Is the county of Middlesex. Doctor of Civil Law. Borough of Newtown—Hudson Gurney, Esq. of the city of Nor wich, acd Sc. James's-square, in the county of Middlesex, and Chines Compton Cavendish, Esq. of Burlington House, Picca dilly, London. Bermes of Lymingtoss—Walter Boyd. of Plaistow Lodge,_ in the county of Rent, Esq. and Gay Lenox Prendergast, of the City of London, Esq. Borough of Christchurch...no Right Hon. Sir George Henry Rose, of Cuffndls, in the parish of Lyndhurst, in the said county of Southampton, and George Pitt Rose, Esq. of his Majesty's 15th Regiment of Hussars. Borough of Andover—Sir Jobs Walter Pollen, Bart. and Thomas Asstaton Smith the younger. Esq. Borough of Whiteelturch--Sainuel Scott. Esq. of Suadridge Park, in the county of Rent. and the Hon. J'Shn Robert Towushend, of Grosvenor-square, in the county of Middlesex. Borough of Petersfield—Hylton Jolliffe, of Merstham,in the county of Surrey. Esq. and William Marshall, of Fatterdale, in the county of Westmoreland, Esq. Borough of Stockbridge—Thomas Grosvenor. Esq. a General In his Majesty's Army, and George Wilbraham, of Delmer, House, in the county of Chester, Esq. Town of Berarkk-upost Tweed—Marcus Bamford, Esq. and John Gladstone, Sol. .11ILITARY PROMOTION& Connubial: is the Dumbartonshire Teemenry Cavalry►, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lhunbartom Cornet John Cross Buchanan to be Lies/mot, vice Dessoistoon, resigned; William G. JoUy, Gent. to be Comet, vice Mochanaa, promoted. BANKRUPTCY INLARGRD. James Goodeve, am late of Devonpon, grocer, frota.July 1, to August 17, at alas, at the Royal Hotel, Devoapon. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Francis Nicholas, Oder, Yorkshire, corts.merebant. Thomas Harper and Elisabeth Harper, Tirade=la* Breton, dealers and &arisen. James Price, Birmingham. bellovrainaker. Samuel Tonna Williamson, Sout►ampton, wine-merchant. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Harper, Tetradgunlais, &eau, dealer and chapman, to surrender, August 97, Si, and September 5, at eleven, at the b one of gin joeho Harrison, Swansea. Anomie., Messrs. Germ and Cs. Orchard-street, Pertasan-sq uare; or Mr. John heksass Price, Swansea. Thomas Turner and John Gough, Salford, Lancashire, cotton. August 7,1, and September 5, at one, at the Star Inn, . Attsrnies, Mr. Smith, Bildsgball.street ; or Mr. ISab, liaedwiter. Ms Mee, limeheiter, victualler, August ?, 9, at three, and Member 5, at one, at the Star lan, Manch ester . A ttorn i es , Meson. Appleby md Co. Gray's Inn-squar e; or bi t . J ames Cherwell, Mancheeter. Benjamin ROMs, Gutter-lane, Cheapdde, warehouseman, August 7, S, at four, and September 5, at one, at th e R ampant H orse lon, Norwi ch. Attondes, Mr. Thomas Drightwell, Norwich; or Messrs. Taylor and Co. King's liencb-walh, Temple. Santee! Cartwright, Dover-road, Southwark, coal-merchant, July 99, August 5, and September 5, at ten, at the Court .f Com missioners of Bankrupts, nasiastualienet. Attorney, Mr. Robinson ' Walbrook- WtNiam atadwick, Radcliffe Chadwick. and Charles Chadwick , 13. To decree, and to apply , administration the revenues Tut. 14. To grant or to refuse of Councils, to Apostolic lett institutions that may not be c of the State, the approbation required in cases where these contain general art angemen: s. 13th. To provide for what come the State, according to the forms dec AUT. 76. The King, before take in the hands of the Presit Chambers being united, that f, Invest to maintain the Catholic , to observe and eau.* to be observe the Portuguese Nation, and an the and es provide for the general good • he as lies in my power. , ART. 77. rise King setall not be able to leave - the kingdom of Portugal without the consent of the General Corte.; and if he does, he shall be understood to have abdicated the Crown. RC APTILR Tin ROYAL FAMILY, AND ITS REVENUE.. ART. 78. The heir-Presumptive of the Kingdom shall bear the title of Prince Royal, and his eldest son that of Prince of Beira ; all the other Princes that of In fanta. The Infantas shall be addressed si Highness." ART. 79. The Heir Presumptive having reached the age of fourteen years, shall take an oath in the hands of the President of the Chamber of Peers—the two Cham bers being assembled—of the following tenour —I. 1 swear to maintain the Catholic Apostilic Roman reli gion, to observe the political constitution of the Portu guese nation, and to obey the laws and the King." AST. 80. The general Cortes, as soon as the Ki ng shall have succeeded t o the Kingdom, shall assign him, as well as his Queen, an income corresponding to his high dignity. Ase. 51. The Corte, shall likewise assign an income to the Prince Rays; sod to the Infaatas from the day of their birth. Aar. St. When the Princesses or Infant's are t 3 marry, the Cortes shall assign them a dowry, and on the receipt of it their income shall cease. ART. 83. T 6 the Infantas who shall marry, and shall reside out of the kingdom, there shall be given once for all a certain sum, fined by the Cortes, on the receipt of which the income which they enjoyed shall cease. ART. 84. The revenues, and the portions spoken of in the preceding anicl-s, shall be paid by the Public Treasury, and placed at the disposal of an Intendant, tia t aated by the King, wi t h w h om a ll matters shall be settled respecting the interests of the Royal Family. ART. 85. The Palaces and Royal Dominions which have been hitherto possessed by the King, shall remain the property of his successors, and the Cortes shall de cree and mate the purchases, and erect the buildings which they shall think necessary for the dignity and recreation of the Ktng. the Nation in evety thing, to Letters from Norwicb represent the trade of that city to be in a very depressed state, but the unemployed hands have shown no disposition to disturbance. It appears from a statement in the Sydwy Gamete, that the inhabitants of New South Wales have de manded generally an alteration in the laws of the Co. luny, particularly the privilege of Trial by Jury, and equal taxation by representation. General &MIMI'S, the late Governor, and his Secretary, have expressed themselves decidedly in favour of the sentiments of the inhabitants on this subject, and have promised to com municate their wishes to the Government at home. As Van Dieman's Land, the Attorney General hayinte!: coned the displeasure of the late Governer, has dismissed from his office, and Mr. Jest's% Holtz, the brother of the celebrated parodist, has been appointed, ad interim, his successor, with an increase of salary. The late Archbishop of BoRDIAVZ was remarkable for his tolerance and enlightened benevolence. The following anecdote will gale read without interest.— " My Llrd," said a person to him one day," here is a poor woman come to ask charity; what do y ou w i s h me to do for her?" " How old is sbe " Seventy." "Is s h e in great distress r She says so?" to She must • e.believed r)lire her £5 francs." " Twenty•five francs, my Lord I it is too much, especially as she is a Jewess." " A " W e" r " WM. my Lord." 4. Oh, that makes a great difference. Give her fifty franks then, and think her for coming." Momps,Lancashlre, michine-makers,Auguu 7,8, and Septentbei 3, at eleven, at White's Hotel, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. H. T. Shaw. Ely-place; or Mr. James Hadley, Oldham. John Holiday, Jeremiah Savage, and Thomas Grandy, Preston, Lancashire, machine-makers. August $2, at Ave, $3, and Sept. 5, at ten, at the Once of Messrs. Trougluon and Cu. Preston. Attornies, Messrs. Hard and Co. Temple; or Messrs. Trough. tat and Co. Preston. John Galkmore, jun. and John Faster, Ardwiek, Manchester, ealloo-printers, August 7,8, and September 5, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Ainsworth and Co. Manchester; or Mews. hill= and Co. Temple. William Rogers, Lad-lane, silk-warehouseman, August 1, at one, 5 , at two, and September 5, at one, at the Court of Coaintualoaers of Bankrupts, Basinghall.street. Attoreks, Messes. Fisher and Co. Walbrook-buildnigq, Walbrook. William lioneysett, Dalition, builder, Jidy 19, August 5, and Sept• PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Fawdlogtnn Theakstone and John Charles Theakstone Liver pool. druggists. Jukes Coulson and John Brown, Thames -street, merchants. John Watson end Aline Watson, Lancaster and Black burn. Unto and woollen drapers and silk mercers. Frederick Cram soil Henry .Crate, Great Qpipmetreet, Lincoln's lon-fields, and at Regemestreet, decorative painters. Catherine Naish and Lucy Downs, ilithoingue Witham and Zed linen and dress Ashen. Win. APGaan and Jelin Muir, Oki Bridge-street, St. Clement, Cornwall, drapers. George Coates and Cringe Brown, Springfield and Hrybridge, Essex, merchants. Peter Preston and James Hough, Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, lace manufac turers. Robert Shaft° Hawkes and Thomas Cleghorn, Gateshead, Durham, woollen drapers. William Nicholls and Joseph Rushton. City-canal and Deptford -green. shipwrights. James Roche and Samuel Rogers, Bristol, vinegar makers. William Kaye Thomas Greenwood and Luke Greenwood, Apsley, Huddersheld, York. shire, dyers, as far as regards William Kaye. Thomas Whitehnrst. Richard Moore, and Edward Guest , Dudley, Worcesterlhire, dealers. J. Mansfield and Wm. Ferguson, Reading, wine and spirit merchants. Themes Blakeley and Isaac Blakeley, East Ardsley, Wakefield, merchants. James MeDowall and Matthew M'Kerrow, Wigan, Lancashire, drapers. Christopher Main, John Winstanley, and J o hn Cam pling,i Watling-street and Nor wich, shawl manufacturers, as for as regards John Winstanley. John M' Andrew and David Browning Mejor, Canterbury, sur geons, apothecaries, and accoacheurs. Philip Gouldney and Wm. Giles, Ilegent-street,St. James, silk mercers. John Irma (deceased), Thomas Whlteharst. and William hop, Ball-wharf, Thames street, Birmingham, Itirieriey-bill. and Westbroarwich, Iron &un der,. Samuel Kinaford and Edward Kingsford, Ember Mills, Surrey, millers. itieksrd /Corner and John Moulton, Coniston, Cheshire, timber merchants. William Cr ess an d J o h n Quick, jun. East &os;eirou se, Devonshire, flour merchants. Charles Poems,' Ind Robert Ransom. Manchester, warehousemen. Wm. Rob ert Turner and John Swayne, la te o f King's Arno Wharf, Waterloo Bridge, Lambeth, coal merchants. FRENCH PAPERS. :mom TIM ITOILI OF MONDAY. We have received from Lisbon, under date of the 11th of July, the following intelligence : Orr the 15th inst. the Portuguese Chatter is to be proclaimed here. I have been able only to obtain a copy of some of its principal dispositions, which I send you. It 111 divided into eight titles, and 145 , ankles. The tides are-- 1. Of the kingdom of Portugal...of its territory, government, dy , and religion. 9. Of Portuguese chimeras. S. Of the dif ferent of the State, and of the National Representadom 4. Of the Legislative Power. S. Of the King and the moderating Power, fcc. The following is the preamble : Don Pedro, by the Grace of Gala, King of Portugal, of the Al. gums, Scc.—l make known to you all, my Portuguese subjects, that I have been pleased to decree, to give, and to cause te be sworn immediately, by the three Orders of the State, the Caimans. tonal Charter hereto annexed, which is afterwards to govern my kingdoms and possession, and the tenor of which follows. Tate following is literally the Chapter du the MA derating Power : TITLE PIPTIL—CHAP. L Or Tilt IMO AND Tag MODUAIIING POWER. Asrtccs 71. The moderating power is the key of all political organization, sal belongs in the first place to the King as supreme chief of the State, that it may constantly watch over the maintenance and preserva tion of the independence, the equilibrium, and harmony of the other Powers. Am 73. Tin person of tbe4ting Is Inviolate and sacred. He is subject to no responsibility iplastever. ART. 73. His titles are King of Portugal and the Algarve'', on this side and beyond the sea, in Africa, L-rd of Guinea and of the Conquest, Navigation, and Commerce of Ethiopia, Arabia, and India. He is to be addressed by the title of Most Faithful Majesty. Art?. 74. The King exercises the governing power. ht. In nominating the Peers without being limited by any aged number. 2d. In convoking the General and Extraordinary Cortes, b o th i n the mew/al* of their sessions, or when the good of the kingdom requires it. 3d. In sanctioning the decrees and resolutions of the go. neral Cortes. that they may have the force of laws. 4th. In proroguing or hastening the epoch of their convoca tion, or in ordering the dissolution of the Chamber of Deputies, in cases wherein the good of the country re quites it—convoking immediately a new Chambci.