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•19. ] NUMBER VICTIM LiblG 0.1 1 71 Ck, Mare* 26, mai. THE COMMISSIONERS for . EICTUALLING its 114,1E5TrS NAM 4c. 40 Away OW " Ike . That on Tnoassav, the Stb of April next, they will be ready to receive. Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for the fol lowing quantities of NEW STAVES, to be delivered into jetty's Victualling Stores, at the Ports, and in the proportions as under, via.' Dslitbrd. Portsmouth. Plimsoll& Yam. Mille. $ Crown Dantzic Brandy Dittn Hogshead .24 6 S Ditto DarreL • so •• •••••? Ditto Heading Quebec Pipe.... ............ - N.:iv!' Pipe • lh 4 Ditto H0g5head......... 5 Half of each description by the 30th of September near, and the remainder by the 13th of Janne'', 1026. The Coalitions of the Contract may be seen at tib Cake. Each Teenier must specify the price le weeds at karts, eel be delivered before One &Met on the day appointed ; and the Person who makes the Tender, or same Person on his behalf, must attend to answer when called for. If. W4LLER CLIFTO K. THUMDAY EVENLNO, MARCH 29, 1827. lusr INDIA HOUSE, Most sits 1827: THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY e MIRCHA VTS of ENG4AND, trotting to u p Aar INDIES, io koray giro Notipr, • Ilkatik 01INElt L COURT of tbe said COMPANY will be bet! st tbsir House, an Leadenbaltotreet,. on Passer next, the iv* haunt, at Eleven &Clock in the Foreman, by Adjournment stem this day. JOSEPH D4ar, dberetary. G Letterseneral Numbers. 63475 64434 • Om 64436 6246 64471 0211 64472 MI 64473 01162 684411 4501 66449 cia 66460 OS 68672 , 4610 110288 888 0320 681 81/7110 5616 70263 MN Antolini in Amount in Pounds Sterling. Silver Rubles. the 'Minister for Foreign Affairs, gives a copy of the communication made : by the Spanish Ministry to tie Members of the Diplomatic Body at Madrid, relative to the return of the division of Magessi, Morreleagte. and Telles Jordao into Spain, and their being disarmeo.-- (This note, dated Match 10, has been published in the French Journals.) Ensige Antonio Cesar de Vasconcellas snivel this morning ss ith dispatches for the Government ; this Of ficer left Bragania on the 12th, and says that the rebel, were completely disirsaed. Genet al Monet proceeds with activity, end it is said that he sends the rebels to the interior. Tho' gh the Spanish diplomatic pate says that the force which was disarmed amounted to $OOO ,ten, wr know for certain that not above 1,000. mea entate.l. Spain. Some of the milts bad hardly more than 100 men, and the 6th bad only 50. TO TOE PROPKIRTOLIS OF BAST INDIA STOCK. But hills. Howe, the Sitk March, HIST. Lamas Alto lIHE ELECTION of SIX DIRECTORS of the E EAST INDIA COMPANY, being appointed for Wes soar, the 11th Aril next, tbi femme of pier VOTE and INTEREST - is requested for the [anemias Gentlenteo, via. Wawa Amu. S.q. CRANIA/ &mu Passuorr, Esq. Comma Maassus.uuts, Req Gana* Sarni, Bug. Jam Maseassan, Esq. Swazis Maim. 2, 4. Which will meet dblige, • Lelia anti Gentkosen, Tourisme humble servants, George Abercrombie Robinson. Hugh Lintliav Jonas lea = Alexander. *54 70275 73t540 10054 16073 19730' 74101 19883 1091 • 29773 4992 lan Vox 7I 73091 804911 VITI4 MOS a i .140 • 41.—......M1110 as. 3940 Ra. ear • RLVAS. ilimmetst s. The Apostolic agents eontinee their machinations to promote their niched plans, and. have Lately received from Spain a large sum of mourry to seduce the troops, at which they labour incesssantly. At Badajos, three Englishmen, coming from Portugal, though they bad regular passports, acre arrested, - under the pretext of saving them from the fury of the people. The moor), of the Army of Observation bare .been withdraw n rather more into the interior, on account of desertion. The Apostolic party breathes only war and revenge, and *treat quantity of ammunition has arrived within - these few days at Olivensa. Maria Mita. • Joh' /Mania. Jaw Pitt?. Aluicatt. Edward Pany. laws Pedalo. Richard Cuiciwity Plowden. fume Ratites. Min Geiditaorough Rawesalaw. lama Stuart. Jahn Thornhill. Henry St. Ge?rge Tucker. liniasta 311111, 31001 Prs Unary Alstand . cr. John Willie. Atha Hebb. Mahon ameba .110 . 41 1 111 ila iveft elogl a ll . k*. : 1114 esojamin Rd -- t, Rime omPrOyhrishir• Job& Loch. RUSSIAN LOAN, CONTRACTED IN 1622, By Mr. N. M. ROTHSCHILD, in Lomax. MOTICE is hereby given, that, in conformity A I with the Contract of the above-meadows% Loan, there harm been deposited in the hands of George Balkhousen, Esq. Consul General to His Imperial Majesty the Emperor of AR the Rummies, at London, in the presence of Mr. N. M. Roths child, and Mr. Thomas Bonnet, Notary Public, 161 Banda, amounting to £42,430 Sterkng, or 276,210 Silver Rabies; which Bonds win CANCELLED. far account of the Impe rial Russian Sinking. Fun* and delivered is the said Gawp Benkhoussn, Esq. Mr the purpose of bang Imermsiued m the props Ant soriales at St. The fall Owing are the Numbers of the 161 Bon ds Lewin OWN* • apeCia Aliioolo Ames* be Numbers. Numbers. ramie glifts. _ _ __. 36401, 34 36496 34496 33787 35788 10 TIIS PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LIMP MIS 43,11117L1M1Ne X 73 97840 54338 54378 04491 54600 84786 164842 IMPERIAL PARLIAMENt': A &►!BR 00165 B COLS& A 60898 C 70275 C 90855 5175' 5077 10902 MOW se. tun SailWa ita. ECU o 7 at 16111 4111 12. t .£l2llB 114. 22i0 1t5.720 018 get -- 14144 L. MI its. 3360 AVING the honour of being reelmmended to yott; by the DIRECTORS of the EAST I tkiVIA arCANDI OA'IES for the DIRECTION, to wiser Eh Year, we take the liberty of requesting the (avow et year-VOTE mike day of Beetles, WasiecuLtr, the lith April next. • , We are, Ladles and Gentlemen, Teur matt obedient and very humble servants, WILLIAM ASTELL, CAMPBELL MA IL/ORIBANKS, JOHN MASTERMAN, CHARLES ELTON PRESCOTT, GEORGE SMITH, SWEET TOONE. EMI India House, the nth March, 1837. HAMELIN'S PATSINT MASTIC. THIS STUCCO resembles Portland Stone in hardness and gilleral appearance ; it requires no artificial Cokaring; never Vegetates or ttlfin Green to dump sknationa ; sad, as it adhere; to most substances, is appli c abl e insernallp as • 'di Is mental?. ' - *"tliC RAINT , , an snicks partaking of the qualities of the Nunn, is recommended for Imo or Wood Work, and old Steno Fronts, bring reasonsbk In Price. and very Dorable.— Ivey Particebt may be obtained of the Patentees. amnia, linen, and FIASCO, at their Roman Cement Manufactory, Nine *km, Vasikall.,Serrey. • • - 144- • .•;:e\ . • . • • - . . • ?` •10, 1. • • ,a1102•0 1P- aege ( 1 ( 11 411 - 11 .4 1 All r • I t is • • HOUSE OF LORDS, liffaUsa nor asammailmea GRANT. Mr. Houses Twati,allallitire:beroglit =ten that Commons the Annual lademeity Bif.dleliils of Rat- MOW several private Elik which every fad aim time. The Doke a RUTLAND promoted &Petition has the. Ship °weirs el Searbsroogh, for a cheap l Navigatiaa laws; ogre trom thr ptfsh of &. ?dank's, la the some of -Leicester, against the atbim ; Nodose from the lamlewfaers of Brisbridge, in the money of Selffek. against any alteration in the Corn Laws. ' The Map of CHESTER presopted a Petition from a parish in the moan/ et *Magian agile the Catholic 0.1111111. LortiltOLLlL prenatal sae from the Whirs of Exeter, pray ing fee preemies egaiseithe impeetedartelFendim Flour. The Earl el LAUDERDA Petideas against soy .alesrstlest In the Cega Laws, from Lesedevesem al Sow, Forfar, asmL lisdags. Pareham, Dutton, Rhyla. mad soma parishes in IfariSTANOOPE also presented Pcdtkas to the mme effect from the landowners of the Hundred of Dartford, In Kent, sad of the Hundreds of Wialekseiptree, in Bedfneddire. of Heels& steed, its the County of Norfolk, and of- Abermielly, la dog of Denbigh. Th. Noble Earl stated, that those Petition holies* drawn and signed since the new Remissions reapeorkt e st atre Corn LaW had been submitted to Parliament, aid that the thought they would be wholly ruined' if Semi Ressiadoes sirs 16593 36116 38221 3077 4007 Aisle 3193' sm. 3193 7 18819, ill !Pik I' a dealbr I. tiepin 40913 40919 90006 90062 D 96382 95398 03604 C 80683 19978 B 10327 C 70463 A 8(160 iiiili 81182 81193 C 90809 90870 90871 D a Ella 2 a( £296 Rs. MO 1 of 2111 Rs. TN MIS 19 et - tali Hs. *MO . - - iip /ABM se L. sumo ZSTAILJSHID TWMITINUTIX Foe the Bale of Irish Linea, at the Factoes Pikes, No. 4, SOUTH SIDE of BLOOMSBURY-SQUARE. THE IRISH LINEN COMPANY beg leave to announce to the Public, that the above House is their only Establishment in this country—where they continue tc supply the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, with WARRANTED Grass. blesched Linen, foe Shirts and Shorts, as also Table Linen, of the best fabric and colour, at a price considerably lower than they can be prorated theisegh any other medinin. 'They also engage to return the purchase money should any fault appear. Good Irish 111., and Bank of Ireland Notes taken sr usual. CAnatri 44 Town Orders punctually atteeded to, by ,10,IF , E0ONOVA24,* BloonishosTecesp, 'seine a tiar:, "Vormioie s salowia4.l 4 "" - eft ig, _ . On Saturday, the Stay - will bepobilabsd, Price Ss. the Second Numher of riMIE BRITISH CRITIC=QUARTERLT THEO .'. LOGICAL REVIEW and ECOLESTASTICAL RECORD. Carmen: Oxford Sophocles— Life of Archbishop Sharpe—. Ferree' Critical Essays--Patteson's Sernions—Scholes Travels— Erticopal Church to Scotland Tartlie, 'Hoary Vl4ll,..—lleosa. mood's Origines-t-Bayley's Charge, Hoetaby's Sernson-Aseyrian Fspectations of a Deliverer—Luz Renato—.Lovees and esthetes Utters to Ur. Milneremflialsop of Chemse% Vasighaes;and, Co. ?testae' Sermons—Opinions of the Judges on Special Booda of Rengnation.—elerical and University Inteltigencts. Printed for C. and J. Eiviogtota, Sr. Pand's cburch-yard s and Waterloo-place, Pall-mall; and J. MAlVlllall, Luilgate.hilL STOCKDA LE'S BUDGET, I. to XVIII. Price Three-psnce each. IN addition to former interesting topics, sa ill ccuvaia PARLIAMENTARY HUMBUG; a new GOD SiVII fi Lan, Intl mluetorylo Prinies Malaria; Letter front the Slam* Of NOIWICII CAUSING, PM., BIJILDM, RAMON 14n1. COOTTI, aCC. Harriette Wilson, Twelve Parts, Al 10s. New Part of Harriette Wilson, ft. limes to Ditto and Portrait, 41 llia. foL Pais Linos and London Tigers ' Twelve Plate, 72. 6d. Roberton's.Getierative System , Eighteen Plates, XI Is. Beauty and Marriage in all Nations, Nine Plates.alli 10g, New Art of Love, Si. Doeseelc Institutes of Young Mothers, 12.0 d. Csalnsions of an °annum, Thirty.aix Plates , 4t 10s. J. J. §ToCLOALZ, Sr. J.IIRI'S 891141111. " Dunius et placers uxor."—Hon. Thy ionise, and (in rho cup of life, TIL.t hooey-drop) th y pl eas i ng wife. H APPINESSU the guy to.morrout of the usin4" is insured by marriage ; " the strictest tie of perpetual Friend- IMP" is a gift from/leaven, cementing pleasure with Masao, by which, says Johnson, "we approach in some degree of association with celestial intelligence." Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, it becomes an imperative duty, not only to regulate the passions, but to demise the grosser nature from those impurities which the free dom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such attentioa, are attributable maser 'of tisane hapless !pumices which, while they recite the eopuniperatiop of the he holderohould alto impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will effeminlze the body—a residence in the tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but move especially does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the na tural dietin, into a state of inanition, from whence the aionixed sufferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To all stick then, we address ourselves, offering hope, energy, muscular strength, felicity ; nor will our advances appear questionable sanctioned as they're by the multiplied proofs of to years' successful experience. The easy cares _of married life are sometimes disturbed by the taspension of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath —for the female habit is often constitutionally weak—yet it can be strengthened, sod deficient energy improved into functional power. I n ever y case a syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every relaxation of the generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure speedily, and with effect. Earnestly solicitous to expel the unfeeling etnpyric front the ythithll3 IPP presumptuously taken up. we deviate from tcurral principles with less hesitation; and confident in our own honourable integrity as Members of the College of Surgeons, we 'tier the suffering community of either Sex (especially those entering into matrimonial life) at once to our house, where daily attendance tires fee personal comaliation ; and letters from the country are immediately answered; them must coataia a remittance for Advice sod Medicine, which can be forwarded to any part of the world, hoarser distant. s (PUSS and Co. M.R.C. Surgeons, /416.11, liouverie-street, Ficet-aueet, London. fr/Jugt published (Seventeenth F.dition), 1. The 2Eats of lave, a familiar Commentary on the above Diseases. 2nd, HYGRIAPIA, addressed etclusively to the Female &xi May be had at 18, Princes -street, Soho; 174, Fleet-street ;4, Catherine -street, Strand ; Sherwood, G i lb. rt, and P i per, 20, Paternoster - row; and Chapple, Sh e ' ‘` ',r al l - rnan, London; Porter, 72, Gr a f t o mstreet, D u bli n; ' 1 " , IsS, Tronpte. Glasgow; 9, Cakon-street, Edinburgh, I ' 4 a an Souloslers. Price 3s. ROMAN CATHOLIC*. Lord KING held . * Petition well entitled to the serious attention of the House. It was from the general Body Of the Catholics of Ireland, and complained of the cruel -cast on their religion by the law which required ilelegy . Minaber of the Protestant Church, of that and die other House, and every Judge in the Courts of ,to declare that their religion was superstitious nd atemselves idolaters, a slander which was totally un founded. Their Lordships had received numerous Pe titions from the Right Rev. Bench opposite, chiefly from the Clergy of their ewn Church, stating anything lint what bore the character of Christian charity. In that they had exercised their own discretion, and much • Lead might it do them. But how different was the ipirit displayed in other btates ? He had lately read in a German Paper, that the King of Prussia had ex pressed his approbation of their conduct to a Catholic Priest and a Protestant Pastor, because they had united 'to Femme harmony amongst their respective Co-Re rysionisti ; and in reading it he could not help ex chiming, " Oh ! happy country, where there is nothing to be got by bigotry and intolerance !" But here, in order to prosper in the Church, it was necessary is preach up Protestant Ascendancy and Catholic degra. dation. Here pestilent Petitions were promoted by 'Parsons, and more pestilent pamphlets wire pu Dished for preferment, and aftesviards presched in a Chapel linst far from that House, by an Hon. and Learned Gen tleman, to please the palate of a Noble and Lea:ned Lard; whilst in Prussia everything was done to cherish peace amongst the professors of different creeds: here, a crusade was set up to convert some of our n fellow ' subjects, and their Lordships were told that the finger of GOD was in it. The finger of GOD was seen in every crusade by enthusiasts or by artful men. But the failure of the crusades of old was a bad omen for the success of that now undertaken to convert the ei benighted Irish." The undertaking had been well characterised in a Journal of the day, as about as feasible as an at tempt to boule off the Atlantic. But whilst those Pro testant Jesuits were pursuing this course, it was grati fying to find it condemned by the highest authority iu the Irish Protestant Church. In his charge to his Clergy, the 'enlightened Archbishop cf Cashel had lately stated that, in his cool and deliberateopinion, the attempt was not advisable under present circumstances, that its success was not probable, and that it was fraught with danger, not only to Religion, but to Christianity itself. Yet others would be found to cry woe, woe. and to inflict woe upon those who did not enter into their views. They professed themselves ready to stiffer mar tyrdom ; but wiss-cornmeritators said ih it 4L is as msr tyrdom of promulion;ead that the flames iu which they would revel would be those of preferment. The Noble Baron then read part of the Petition, which prated for the repeal of the oaths and declarations which tended to disgrace the men who took them, and_ the whom they applied. E.trl STANHOPE admitted, that in Prussia Austiia no political difference was made between iestants and Catholics; but the Noble Baron gotten to say, that in those States there Vas Constitution. All depended upon this, and no Constitution to preserve in this country, wady to make every concession; but he di that concessions could be safely made under he people to Pras,ia and ietween Pro- 'on bad for- s oo popular were there hewould be lid not think • a Protestant A 6MB 68410 C 66629 69066 60615 Lila a of - 41184 Rs. 7610 Rs. mop site 10 of Aim 33,00 e Rs. 3300 £l4B of --- £l4B Rs. SOD Ita. 060 10793 1689 31320 31340 30017 30005 31023 30024 38238, £l4B se of - L= £7400 Rs. MOO Rs. 960 90435 D 94723 94726 94726 94729 C 70804 A 59813 W 923 B 64664 84804 C 70591 B 88005 86022 C 90702 90707 90708 90709 90923 £1036 1 et £lO3O Rs. 0790 1411 13 of --- 411211 1te.3300 4 _~. LISBON PA PERS. fox 0 TOSI9IIOOI. LISBON, MARcii By accounts brought by the post this morning, we learn that the rebels, who were at Bragansa, are re treating to Miranda. General Correa de Mello and the Count de Villa Flor were marching to the same place, the latter being at Moncorvo on the 4th. Col. Serpa Pinto was at Villa Real on the Bth, with the militia.— The spirit of the inhabitants is improving considerably. M A ace IR, avansmo.—General Correa de Mello was at Val de Nogneira on the 3d. The rebels continued their flight. Our vanguard had a skit ;pith at Quintella with the enemy's rear, in which the brave Pacheco, Captain of the 9th Cavalry, was wounded. The rebels suffered some lois, and retreated in confusion. The deserters confirm the misunderstanding that prevails among them, and that they openly say they are going to Spain. It is reported at Oporto that another English trans port bas been wrecked a league to the north of Villa do Cqnde. The troops on board that wrecked at Viana arrived there on the Bth. 11:Vigilant English schooner arrived to-day. Mattes; I4.—The rebels entered Spain on the 7th by Alcancas. The Count de Villa Flor was on the Bth in Arguzelo, having joined General Mello al Pinelo, to which place the latter had pursued the rebels. The Count de Villa Flor is going to Braganza, and Mello to Outeiro, to observe the movement of the rebels on the frontiers, which, as deserters say, is to• wards the South. _ _ Three hundred men of the rebels have delivered themselves up at Braganca, and the letters say, that many others will do so, as there are a great many con cealed in the province. A letter dated Arguzelo, March 8. says, the rebels were Hying in the utmost confusion, and that not more than 800 men had entered Spain by Aleansas. Mascu 15. A dispatch from General - Correa de Mello, dated from his head quarters at Braganca,. the sth of March, gives an account of his pursuit of the rebels. He adds a list of 2444 prisoners, among whom are two Lieutenant Colonels and two Majors. A dis patch from Count Villa Flor, dated Arguzelo, the Bth, contains nearly the same particulars as mentioned in the preceding at ticks. MARCH 16.-An official article, dated ft om the office Rs. 0790 It& 40M1 ANXIOUS TO' PREVENT IMPOSITION, DAY and MARTIN respectfully inform the Public they have. after much labour and at a very considerable ex pense, brought to perfection a Label of such singular construction and extreme difhzulty at 'tendon, that they trust will effectually prevent the many Frauds that ere daily practised en the Public.— An attention to the following description of the Label will ensure the genuine Blacking prepargd by them. A pattern like Lice of a coiner revers the principal part of the Label, the names of Day and Martin are printed in white letters edged with pink and black, and placed on a white ground, the address, 97, HIGH-HOLBORN, as also white letters edged with pink and black, but placed on the lace pattern, the signature and price at foot are black on a white ground, the preamble and directions for use are printed as before, black fetters on white ground. 11*-11.1kica &Veinier, tau. 59794 50787 .6491 M i5733i 65031 65037 70332 57761 580(Y7 14327 14764 5800 Win 18130 140561 14777 14807 13317 15386 18711 I 7 kali 21 *t 216 24641 vess 26010 25600 24246 26000 80531 80585 80681 80898 80713 80225 MIS MOO NSW lOU ISM an" 31317 WOO 35516 35616 36617 35738 35750 36747 36748 36749 $5760 40038 40041 40043 40044 18602 5626' 5736 10875