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IR ft ot tp-< -15 *' 7 / 4 1 V 14 ANNI. * l ICH )' - ‘ tar Vi 1 7 2eY0 • 1/0 5 4 t r • CONSTITUTIONNOTHING LESS. AND NOTHING MORE. ~~~ fitt,f///_4,i.‘d NUMBER 13,216.] ARMY CONTRACTS. COMMISSARIAT DEPARTMIZIVZ HEREBY GI VE ' all per ms 1829. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all Persons de •L‘ limo of Contracting to supply the following Articles for The use of the Army, via. BEEF AND MUTTON. To his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the several Counties in North Britain. OATS. To his Majesty's Cavalry and Artillery Horses in Cantonments and Quarters in the underniendoned Counties: Berwick Gloucester Bucks Northunaberiand Cornwall Wilu Devon FORAGE, viz. • OATS, HAT, and STRAW, to his Majesty's Cavalry and Artillery Horses in Barracks, in the undermentioned Counties : Cornwall Nottingham Dorset Somerset Base: Suffolk Lancaster Sussez ididdlesez In the several Counties Northampton in North Britain. That the deliveries are to commence on and for the Twenty fifth day of August next; that Proposals in Writing, sealed up and marked " Tender for Army Supplies," will be received at this -Office on or before Thursday, the Thirtieth day of July, but none will be received after Twelve o'Clock on that day. Proposals must be made separately for each County, except for the Counties in North Britain, all of which must be included in nue Tender; and each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender properly filled up, by two Persons of known Property engaging to become bound with the Party ten dering in the amount stated in the printed Particulars, for the due Performance of the Contract ; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the prices expressed in words at length; and should it so happen, that during the con tinuance of the Contract no Troops should be supplied by virtue' of the same, the amount of the Stamps on the Contract and Bond, paid in the first instance by the Contractor, will be refunded to him. Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon application at this Office, between the hours of Ten and Four. CONTRACTS FOR SUGAR, OATMEAL, PEAS, AND RUM. VICTUALLING OFFICE, July 6, 1829. THE COMMISSIONERS for PICTU.4I.I.ING his 3fAJESTYS NAVY, eke. do hereby give twice, That on TUESDAY, the 14th Instant, they will be ready to deeeiveTenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for One Hundred Tons of SUGAR. F.fty Tons of OATMEAL Siz Hundred Quarters of PEAS. One Hundred Thousand Gallons of RUM. To be delivered into his Majesty's Victualling Stores, at Dept ford, coo or before the 15th day of August nest. . _ Samples of Oatmeal and Peas must be produced by the Party tendering; a sample of the Sugar, and the Conditions of the Coo. tracts may he seen at this Office. Each Tender must specify the price in words at length, and be delivered before One &Clock on the day appointed; and the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, mwc attend to answer when called for. IL FALLER CLIP2'ON. WHEAT FOR PLYMOUTH. FICTU4LLING OFFICE, June 30, 19111. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING his MAJESTY .9 Nil VT, fe. do her* give Nocios, That on TRURSDAY, the 16th day of July next, they will be ready to receive Tonders in writing (sealed up), and treat for ONE THOUSAND QUARTERS OF WHEAT, To weigh Sizry Pounds to the DusheL To be delivered into the Victualling Storesot Plymouth, within one Month from the date of the Contract. Samples of not lees than One Quart each must be produced by Are Party tendering. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at this Office; and ia the Victualling Office, at Plymouth. Each Tender must specify the price in words at length, and be delivered before One &Clock on the Day appointed; and the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, 'ant attend to answer when called for. IL WALLER CLIFTON. ASHURST LODGE, NEAR TUNBRIDGE WELLS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At TUNBRIDGE WELLS, sometime Is the mouth of JULY, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract. ACAPITAL FREEHOLD MANSION HOUSE. called ASH URST LODG R. with upwards of FORTY ACRES of LAND, in a Ring Fence, and an Ornamental Entrance Lodge, with Gardens, Lawns, Stables, Coach Houses, and Farming Buildings, complete; situate near Langton Green, In the Parishes of Speidhurat and Asburst. in the County of Kent, and about two miles dioant front Tunbridge Wells. The House is built of Stone, with angular Turrets, and corn• prises large Drawing and Dining Rooms, with Breakfast Parlour and Library ; large airy Bed Rooms, and convenient and extensive OlEces of every description, with three Pumps of most excellent Water, and commands a beautifully picturesque view over a finely wooded and undulating country. and is surrounded with thriving Plantations, interspersed with a variety of ornamental 'limber. The Land comprises a small Paddock, and several Acres of good Pasture and Arable Land. - May be viewed, ate. and furtber particulars known. se applica tion to Mr. Jubn Teruer, Grocer, Lanese) Green; Messrs. Egan mad Waternun. Solicitors. Essex-street ' Temple; and Messrs. J. Atone asd Son, Solicitors t Tunbridge Wells; at whose Gin a a Map o f the Estate may be seen. Tunbridge WeUs,26tb June, 11129. FOR INDIGESTION, HRARTUURN, acc. BUTLER'S COOLING APERIENT POWDERS. These Powders produce an Effervescing Draught extremely softeshing and grateful to the palate, as well u at the same time a gelid sad Cooling Aperient, peculiarly adapted to relieve In& video, Heartburn, a nd N ausea , and counteract Acidity In the Stomach. If frequently taken ' they will generally obviate the enmity of having rereerie to Calomel, Epsom Salts; and ether MTN% and nauseous bledidnes, which Ohm abilhate the system without producing the desired effects. Mks taken after too free as indulgence is the %lurks of the Table, particularly after too much Wine. the usual dingreesbk effests are prevented. acid in boxes at ft 9d. and 101. ed. by Messrs. Bader, Chemists, Cbeepside, corner of &. Paul's, London ; Saukville -street, Dublin; ' and Princes-stmt. Edinburgh; sad the principal Medicine Venders; of whom may be bad ACIDULATED CAYENNE LOZENGES, for, Habitual Some Throats, Hoarseness, Relaxation 1 of the Uvula, Vic. also a refreshing Stimulus in Fatigue. Plaid Spurts, cite. and the ANTACID QUININE LOZENGES, for relieving Heartburn, Flatulence, I Na...., Lem of Appedte, Waterlog* ks and giving Tate to the fiammash. In Mew at IL and 0. id. Ammo the Wrest et " llesse. inns," ea dig land. WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 8, 1829. CONTRACT FOR IRISH BEEF AND PORK. VICTWALLING-OFFICS. July 7, 1829. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING his MAJE3Tr3 MOT, 4'c. do hereby gist notice, That on Tnessar, the 211 d of September next, they will be ready to melee Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for the supply to this Department of a quantity of Irish Salt Meat, equal to THIRTEEN THOUSAND NAVY TIERCES OF BEEF. and THIRTEEN THOUSAND NAVY TIERCES OF PORK,en Sydow& Tinders, aU to be cured in the ensuing Season, to be delivered seven-eighth parts thereof in Tierces, and the re mining one-eighth part thereof in Barrels, into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, Plymouth, and Cork, in suck proportions as shall hereafter be agreed or, one-half thereof by the tads day of February, and the other half on or before the Slat day of May, 1830, to be paid for u usual by Bills without la. terest,. payable sixty days after date. The Condition of the Contract may be seen at this Mee, or by applying to W. Alves, Esq. Agent for the Victualling at Cork ; or to the Collectors of his Majesty's Customs at Limerick, Belfast, Waterford, and Newry; and to the Secretary to the Postmaster General at Dublin respectively. No Tender for a less quantity than shall be equl to SOO Tierces of Beef, or to 500 Tierces of Pork, will be admitted; and each Tender must specify the price in words at length, and be der livered before One o'clock on the day appointed, and must be as by a Letter signed by two responsible persons engaging to become bound with the party tendering in a penal sans equal to one-third of the amount of the Contract for the doe performance of the same. It is to be expressly understood that the Tenders for the Beef are to be distinct and separate from those for the Pork. The person who makes the Tender, or some person on his be. half, must attend to answer when called for. M. WALL ER CLIFTON. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, JOLT 7. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Edwin Smith, Cheltenham, silk mercer. Samuel Cooper, High-street, Wapping, licensed victualler. William Bonus, Ware, Henfordsbire, innkeeper. BANKRUPTS. Edwin Rum and James Craig, Cheapside. linendrapers. to we reader, July 17, at four, 21, at three, and August IS, at two, at the Court of Commissirmers of Bankrupts, &gasbag-street'. Att , Mr. W. H. Athunt, Newgatastreet. Richard Mstt, Newington Causeway, Surrey, tailor, July 10, at one, 14, at twelve. and August 18, at tenon the Court of Coma adulators of Bankrupts, Basingball-street. Attorney, Mr. J. Blake. Essen-street, Strand. Edmund Mutlow, Leominster, Herefordshire, lineadraper, July 10, 21, and August is, at eleven, at the Court of Commis sioners of Bankrupts, Basingball-street. Attorney, Mr. Barry, Old Jewry. John Peter Bennett, Union -court, Broad-street, merchant, July 10, at three, July 21, and August It, at two, at the Court of Conunissfpners of Bankrupts, litsinghall-strrel. Attorney, Mr. Combos, Tokenhousayud. George Hewett, Reedbg, Berkshire, corn factor, July 10. 17. at eleven, and August IS, at ten, at the Coon of Comadselowen of Bankrupts. Baskshail-street, Anoraks, Messrs. Perkins and l Co. Gray's Inn-square. Ethnuod Tyrrell. Brawnlow-street. Drurrlane. licensed victualler, July 10, 21 and August Is, at eleven, at the Court of Commis flours of Bankrupts, Basinghall•street. Attornies, Messrs. Evans and Co. Kenningtoactoss. Edward Aldred, Milk-street, Meggido. warehouseman, July to, at two, July 17, and August 111. at eleven, at tke Court of Com. missimen of lisokropts, Basinghall-nreet. Attorney, Ml.Phlpps, Weavers' Hall, Basingball-street. Jobs Twentlow, Hatherton, Meshire, makster, July MI, at four. Julh a zr e , „ and Au ust 18, at eleven, at the Corbet Arms, Drayton In . Attondes, Messrs. Rosser and Co. Gray's Ina-place ; or Mr. Warren, Drayton in Hales. William Harrison, Cover Hil, Yorkshire, woollen cloth manatee curer, July 24, SS, and Asigust IS, at two, at the York Hotel, Manchester. Anoraks. Mr. Greenkalgb, St. Ansi-street, Mao cheater ; and Mr. Scott, Lincoln's Inn-Adds. James Russell, Keswick. Cumberland, mercer, July 16, 17. and Aug. IS, at dein, at the Queen's Head Inn. Keswick. Actor , ales. Mr. Addison, Verulant-boildinp, Gray's lan; or Mr. Lightfoot, Keswick. John Firth and Richard Firth, Sbeepridga Yorkshire, raw/ sth nufacturers. July 11, at nine, at the Sun lon, Bradford, 211, at one, at lb. George Inn, B r i g h am and Aug. to, ten, at th e Rose and Crown Inn. Huddersfield. at Anoraks, Messrs. Strank i wages and Co. Barnard's Inn • or Mr. Barb e r, Brighous e . Thomas Kebhaw, Liverpool, merchant, July 17, la, and Aeg.lll, at one, at the George Imo, Liverpool. Morales, Messrs. Taylor and Ca Temple; or Messrs. Lace and Co. Union-cam, Cask...street, Liverpool. William Frederick Bradbridge. Liverpool, linendraper,July U, 69, and Aug. la, at one, at the Clarendon Room. Liverpool. Attar deg; Mr. Clare. Harrington-street. Liverpool; or Illeurs.Taylor and Co. King's Benclugralk, Temple. Richard Fin, Qsorndoe, Leicestershire, baker. July 16,10, and Aug. 18, at eleven, at the King's Head Inn, Loughborough, Leicestershire. Atternies, Mews. Norris and Co. John -street, Bedford-row ,• or Mr. Fothrooke, Loughborough. Thomas Eyed!, Worcester, straw hat manufacturer, July fig, N, at eleven, and Aug. 10, at nine at the Unicorn Inn, Worcester. Attornies, Mr. Becht, Devonshire -street, Queeasquare; or Mr. France. Worcester. George Atkinson, jun. Sculcoates. Yorkshire. grocer, July 16, at four, 17, and Aug. is. at twelve. at the Kingston Hotel. King stoo-upost Hull, Yorkshire. Anomie', Mr. Shaw, Jay-place, Holborn; or Mr. Thotney. Whitefriar-gate, Hall. John Stevens, Bkosinginan, grocer, July 20, 21, and Anion 18. at one, at the Royal Hotel. Birmingham. Attendee, Messrs. Swain and Co. Frederick's-plac e , Old Jewry; oe Messrs. Webb s od Dolphin. Birmiagbam. John Pidgeoa, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, boot.builder. July 17. SS, at five, and August 11, at use, at the Norfolk Hotel, Nor wich. Atomics, Mr. Austin, llouth.equare, Gray's Inn; or Mr. ?Ilion, Sc. Wks'. Norwich. Rickard Ridley. Brighton, hateenbse. Jib 7, and August 18, at the Court of Cunksknors of Basinghall-street. Attoerny. Mr. Eros* Phet-street, Martha Churns and Thomas Burrows, Drhastreet, It. James, Westminster, tailors, July 10, 17, at twelve, and A IS, at ten, at the Court of Coonsissienen of Bankrupts, street. Attorney, Mr. Taylor, Great James -street, Bedford-row. John Gilbert. High.strsoe, Southwark, healer, Jul 14, 11, at twelve. and August IS, at eleven, at the Court of esioaen and of Ba Co. Benvick-stree gre et. b Anatole', Messrs. /haiku DIVIDEND& July 3 0. R. Grlgps jun. Dover, grocer, at twelve, at die Guild. ball, Canterbury -July 51. J. Smith, no. Burgh in the Marsh, Lincolnshire. grocer, at two, at the White Hart Inn, Spilsby- July 28. A. C. Marsh and W. Marsh, Great Scotland-yard, not agents, at eleven, at the Court of Coninsisionen-July U. T. Dudgeon and T. Hartley. Cheapaide, warehousemen, at nine. at the Court of Cenunissioners-Jely tS. R. Ryland and W. Ryland. Savagaprdeus, corn factors, at twelve. at the Coors of Coutode• sionen-July U. J. Caw, Ormond House. Kesmingieslano•Vaux hall. schoolmistress, at eleven, at the Court of C.enunissieners- August 1. W. Powell, °sake:them, Gioncestershire, coach builder, at eleven, at the Lamb Hotel, Olselsebbani-J u l 29. W. Belton and T. Hellos Banbury, Olferdoltho, eat ta. at eleven, at the Red Li on lon, Banbury-August 1. T.Jepson, Heaton No rig, Manchester. common brewer at one at the York Hotel, Man chester-Aug. S. J.Wileoz, Madeley Wood, adadeley, Shropshire, grocer, at tee, at the Bull'aHead Inn, Wethogton--July 31. J. Phil lips, Tavistock-strees, Covenagarden, linen draper, at twelve, at the Coat of CollalialiOlNTAvirese I. P. C ope , B r w se p or ta. Shropshire, grocer, at twelve, at the Bull'. Head Ina, Wellington, Ithrepelaire-July U. W. Shorewood, T. Gilbert. and a l sit = Peterwrsiar row, booksellers, at tea, et the Court of era—July 28. F. Grunwell, jun. Leeds, Yorkshire, cheesemonger, at eleven, at the Court House, Leeds--July 14; H. FaantleroY, Berners.street, banker, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners —July 2s. E. & G. Mookhouse and M. A. Gorman, London, merchant, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners—July 28. T. Heald, Grenada place, Kent road, merchant, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners--July 21. J. Daniell, Lime -street, provision merchant, at two, at the Court of Commissioners—July 31. E. Thompson, Globe Stairs, Rotherhithe, ship-builder, at eleven, at the Court of Comosissiosers—July 28. J. Newman, Clerkftwell, brewer, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners—July 28. J. Harris, Ying-etreet, Ws% linen-draper, at ten, at the Court of Commis slonen—July 110. J. Foster, Knaresbro% Yorkshire, timber mer. chant, at eleven, at the Court House, Leeds—July 28. J. Shaw, T. Shaw, and S. Shaw, Mold Green, Almoodbury, Yorkshire, fancy cloth manufacturers , at ten, at the George Inn, HudderaSeld, Yorkshire—July 30. W. Kaye. Almondbury, Yorkshire, fancy doh' manufacturer, at eleven. at the George lon, Huddersfield— July 30. J. Dickenson, Almoudhury, Yorkshire, fancy sloth ma nufacturer, at eleven, at the George Inn, Huddersfield--July 28 J. Goodwin, Stertou, Scawby, Lincolnshire, farmer, at three, at the °Mee of Aleuts- Nicholson and Emmen, Giemford Briggs, Lincolnshire. CERTIFICATES, JOLT 2s. J. C. Knight, Finsbury.piace South, druggist—T. Mum Ox ford.street, hosier—T. Coburn, Witoey, Oxfordshire, woolstaidsr —H. Howell, WaWnghantislace, Lambeth, merchant. _ - PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. S. Wilson and C. P. Bonifield, Old Jewry, silk manufacturers— J. Woodward and J. Morton, Kidderminster, Worcestershire, car. pet mansfacturers—J. Bounds and C. Eplett, Bristol, ship joiners —G. Wheeler and 3. Bacon, Orme-square, Bayswater, surgeons— J. Dixon and W. A. Kent. Wilson -street, Finsbury-squares silk manufacturers—T. Shewriag and R. Veysie, Bath, shoemakers— J. Deeley and J. Wakeman. Birmingham, comb manufacturers... W. Spanslry and J. G. Lynch, Aidermanbury—P. Hodges and It. Lambert Merthyr Tid6l, Gbniorganshire, ironmongers— J. Drakeford and D. Drakeford, Manchester, silk brokers—S. Marsh and Co. Burslem ' St affordshire , earthenware manufactur e r s —J. Thompson and R. Crowther, Wavertree, Lancashire, stone masons—A. Veitch and Co. heck Works, Nottinghamshire, fender manufacturers (as far as respects A. Veitch)—T. Moore and J. Noble, Preston, Laacashire, surgeons--W. S. Palmer and E. Cross. Liverpool, tea dealers—H. Wick., men. and T. Wicks, jun. St. John.street—W. Steveasonaod W. Thomson, Edinburgh, tuber-, dashers—S. Stocker and W. Harvey, Bristol, paten ring mama. facturers—R. Theakstone and F. Theakstone Uverpool--H. S. Man and J. J. King, Lond o n, general merc hants—T. Butler and J. Rodwsll, St. Ives, Huntingdonshire, boot makers—R. Taylor and Co. Charing.cross, boot makers (as far as regards It. Taylor, sea.)—T. G. Adams and W. B. Mt idge, Haymarket, coach makers —A. Crodleld and J. Bullock, Newport, Monmouthshire, pro- vision merchants—R. Houghton and Z. B. Houghton, IJverpool, timber merchants—W. Heywood and J. Howson, Manchester, calenderers—T. Lockwood and Co. Danygraig, Glamorganshire, Penyvida Van Company—J. Boahote and J. Greenway,Villiers wharf, Strand, coal merchants. FRENCH PAPERS. PaOM TNI MLISAGIR DZI MUMMIES. tatraarn TROY VII CUM.'S JOURNALS. PARIS, Jos.'. 4. I Letters from Constantinople, of the 11th of June, say that it is expected that the Sultan will admit into his presence, without the usual formalities, the Ambassadors of France and England, as sous as they arrive in the capital, in order to converse personally with them, only through the medium of an interpreter. This suppositioo 111 founded on the circumstance that the Sultan is observed to free himself more and more from the yoke of Wilmette imposed upon his predecessors. On the eth of June be unexpectedly paid a visit to the Baroness de Hulweb, mother of the Danith Ambassador, and her two daughters, at their country seat at Dujukdere.— The Sultan arrived at two o'clock in the afternoon, on horseback, with a very splendid retinue. Several P ac h as , wh o formed part of it, waited three hours in the ante-chamber. till the Sultan, who was introduced alone, ended his visit. lie amused himself in making the young Ladles play upon the pianoforte ' and la talking with than about their drawings, which he esantiaal with muck atten. tion and pleasure. In acknowledgment of their complaisance, be presented .e4ch of them at parting with some handalul of ducats, which tht.f .he did not dare to refuse, be cause t hi s co i n b ears his cypher. grand fete of the sacrifices was to be celebrated on the 13th, under a magnificent tent set up for the purpose in the meadow of Bujulidere. which is mother innovation. When the Sultan now goes in state to the blusque be wears a red cap, with a plain gold border, a large cloak of very fine green tissue erotica. dered with gold on the pßar, and red bouts, with gold spurs. IXONI THZ zari sDX FRANC& TOULON, Joint 29. A deplorable event has just taken place in this city. The crew of the Provence ship of the line has abandoned the ship, and is in • state of mutiny. Some men belonging to the Conquerant, and other vessels, have joined the mutineers. The whole formai' body of 500 er 600 men. On the refusal of the Prefect, par Wain, to discharge them, and though he persuaded them to wait for Admiral de Rigny, they proceeded to the gates of Fr.fisce, the guard of which they over. powered. Some of the sailors and guards were wounded. The mutineers are now in the country. Several detachments are gene to fetch them back. There are a thousand reports in circulation on the subject, but for fear of giving you false accounts, I abstain from' communicating them. I can assure you, however, that politics have nothing to do with the matter. FROM THE JOURNAL DEB DEBAT*. ODESSA, June 13. According to letters received from Constantinople, there bas been a violent earthquake in Rome& and on the Asiatic coast. On the 17th of May Sultan klahnsoud went to say his prayers In the Mosque of Bujokdere. He landed on the beach of the •il lage, and proceeded un foot as fa: as the blimee. Two Pachas supported bins under the arm, according to ancient custom, and two Imam preceded him. walking backward. The latter tarried silver censors, and perfumed his Highness with incense. Two rows of soldiers presenting arms Wed both sides of the way, along the whole atent of his passage. The Sultan wore only a plaits red military cap, a Roman cloak of parrot-green cloth, pantaloons in the Cossack fashion, black boots, and ergs a la Francais., a sabre being suspended from his right side. /ROIL TUZ JOURNAL US DEBAT& The Keeper of the Beals has recently thought proper to address a circular to all the Procureurs-General of the kingdom, calling upon them to employ their vigilance against the abuses of t he press. Koch a Weider is within the competency of the Minister, and forms part of his moral commission; and we are therefore of opinion, that there is no grated fer remonstrant., against the 'pith by which it is dictated. Friends of the liberty of the press, by which every Wag is improved, we always deplore the excesses which assume lea name, and with which its enemies are so ready to reproach it. We regret to perceive that the abuse indisposes soenewell.disposed minds against the use • and though, in our ,pinion, public contempt punishes with saltiest severity thaw who, far the sake of bringing themselves into nudes, deal in scandal, we by no means object to the bead of the law directing the judicial fistietionaries to watch over she exercise of the press, and to deliver over to the tribunals those who make it the boatman* of licentiousness : in a word, to do their duty. Once awe, we mast say, that we have nothing to cesiplaio of as to what respects the question of legality in the M. lowing document : 1 . 4 PARIS, loaf, IM. Ussnata :a Pasicameroxasaas, When the liberty of the IW., was secured by the law of the lath of Jely, 1521 , lay pre& MOW freamesded to you to prosecute with a jest Amass don writers who might eadeavoor to tarn against public order users which ought to he employed only in its delenee.-- (Mader of the 30th of Judy, 1821). This vigilance is now am than ever necessary. Seem journals openly instigate to ad* asset of the laws, by Wooing with eishawd V sielnece thr hems miiihded hp law; lagoioss and seditious pinvidsts loath Mai white = be held In the highest respect; mad these criodoal sums" reworks,as y become deogerans if not p" ea. repransi lia l a ;ray los, lir, to watch with the nest sesepalins Bandon Wridogs, pieiodical sad otherwbe, which are published in your *Wisdom, sad to refer to the tribunals those ht which you perceive an came provided against. by dire:lee lag laws. I repeat, diet it is mosesery rdigioody to avoid distorbia4 by basirdses preseasisbe l ibs etudes el a tight MHO est • PRICE SRVENPENCI.:. have wished to consecrate and protect ; but the abuse of this ?lea is easily to be distinguished from its use, and, from whatever quart-r it proceeds, you should demand its repression without any reser or weakness. True liberty has nothing to dread from prosecutions directed in this spirit of justice and preservation, fork has no ene-n more dangerous than licentiousness; and, like aU other benefits, i • can only be guaranteed by the punishment of those who endeavo-r to disturb established order and the public peace. " I pray you, Sir, to furnish me without delay an account of !ha state of your jurisdiction under this point of view, to giv- me exact information of all the prosecutions which you may have instituted on this subject, and to supply, as heretofore, with eitraCtq of all :I. judgments and decrees that may be made, both in the first instance and in appeaL " Tee will also be so good as to communicate this later to your deputies, and to notify its receipt to me. (Signed) " BOURDEA U." Under the aid Administration, we should have dreaded the echt of a circular in which the Procureurs General were told of the activity and abase e she Peen; to some young and zealous heads i- would have been a letter of Borne which would have thrown thert upon prosecutions foe the sake of duty, and into the commissivi of arbitrary acts from a too jealous care of the law. At present one cannot, it appears to us, fear this bad effect from a circul..r w►ich liberty has a part, and ie which wise and liberal Ides c..r rect others that have the fault of not being sufficiently definite. The Procureurs General of the kingdom ought atiove •o remember this passage, in which their duty is traced nut, and which disavows all officious vigilance arising from hostility to liberty —" I repeat that it is necessary religiously to avoid disturbing, by hazardous prosecutions, the exercise of a right which our laws have wished to consecrate and protect." A prosecution without legitimate motive dues more injury •o authority than the impunity of a real offence. FROM THE COURRIRR FRANCAIS. Gasses.—We learn from Napoli di Romania, by letter dated June 10, that the capitulation made by the garrisons of Alin lolled and AnatoUeo were executed on the ud May. It set f.or•h that the Turkish families should be conveyed to Prevesa or Sojadee at the expense of the Greek Government--that the trts.ps depart with their arms and baggage, and be escorted to the point ~ f Prevesa by Greeks—that the Gre. Its should nut enter hlissolorglsi until it was evacuated by the Turks, and that Christians under 11 years of age who bad been forced to c►ange their religion should be left in the fortress. Letters from Corfu state that the town of Arta Is occupied by the Greeks, and that a Greek corps had taken up a position at Puinta. at the entrance of Prevesa, where batteries will be er sv t...l to prevent ships from bringing supplies to Prevesa. this m-:.us it will be unnecessary to blockade it by sea. The Diane di Roam announces, on the authority of letters from Ancona, that a ship of war, just arrived at the latter place, had brought intelligence of a two mouths truce having Wes agreed on between the Greeks and the Turks. The Captain of the e.t.a in stantly dispatched a courier for London. LOSS OF THE CARN BREA CASTLE. Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, July 6. The Caro Bea Castle, Barbee, went on bhfire at Sudbury, back of the Wight. on Sunday, at sle o'clock, e.m. The only boat that cosh! get to her was one from the Preventive Station, at Freshwater Gate, Lieutenant Doenford, who succeedel in landing some of the female paneugers that evening. but cm. not get to the ship again till the nest moniing, when, with the assistance of other boats, all the passengers were safely landed. She is lull of water • no lives lost. Part of th e c argo , i n a la maged state, has b een: carried to Portsmouth. Captain Barter and crew are still on board, with the hope of getting her off. Ibe Admiral at Portsmouth sent a steamer to her assistance. Portsmouth, July g. Yesterday morning the Caro Brea Castle, Captain liarhs,r, having embarked her passengers, got under weigh fi site Spitht.: t, and proceeded towards her voyage to the Cape and Calcutta. 1 he pilot left her at the back of the Wight, about (our o'clock in the afternoon; after which, the wind freshening from the West about sit, she sashayed sear the Chine, nu considerable distance (runs the Needles, and in attempting to go about, missed stays, :•• backed upon a rock, over which abs was instantly hove by a beavy sea, and grounded upon a pretty fair bottom, or every person must have been lest. 'She is DOW full of water, and the pamengtss' condition is stated to be truly pitiable. John Liadegres, Esq. proceeded from hence to render all assistance. It has blown very hard an to-day, with frequent squalls, and apprehension. are en tertained that she will go to pieces if the gale continues to-night. The Government steamer. Lightning, has proceeded Irons better to afford any amimanee, andibouki the vrlad abate, Mare eecl , l4 will be sent, but at present nothing abort of a steamer of the Ira order can ge: neat the wreck. The pamengers baggage, it -s stated, is nearly all lon or damaged. The Pallas, Captain FitsClarenco, with Earl of Dalhousie, for India, is still wind-bound. It appears by another letter front Portsmouth, received at Lloyd's i that after cutting away ber ma i n and mitten mast., the vessel d rilled to within ball a mile of the main bead under Alin tertian. The Crew and passengers were saved, but the bag t frye was lost, and there is hide doubt that the vessel will be a csini.i.to wreck. • IRELAND. FROM TM DUBLIN EVIDIIIO POST. The country, partkularly the North of Ireland, Is really in a most alas snag mate. I* the county of Fermanagh the ;Avis-. .re preparing, according to some of our correspondents, for avon.l I tilities ; and we regret to and that certain Magistrates have I.rt their countenance to one party. In the county of Leitrim, at tl. hansilum, there has been a dreadful array. according to the S.tgo Paper, between the Papists and the Pretesuats—in which. as usual in than encounters. the Papists have lost one at least milled, mod several wounded. One would think from the different accol.nts that have reached this office within the last three or four day., *bat Ivre were going to be embarked in a civil war. We are quite ...fare that such is the wish of several of the Ultras. They will I , * le feated, however, by the good sense of the people; us, if pm?, we trust that Government will take the country under its pretrcti‘o, and, selves if *sensory, proclaim the In surrect i on A ct, and testate .t them. agnIOUB AVFAIR IN MONAGHAN-4.OSe OP LIVE!. On the night of the 2.34 alt, a large assemblage of ItiLboon.rn, attended by women and children, took place near Ballilniu, county of Monaghan. They had several sorts of music, a catisider.Lie number of amens., and three lags, and were regularly divided Loo companies, in atiWary ceder. Captain Jennison, a re.idert Magistrate, hawks received information of this assemblage, and from the state sit the country. apprehending that evil might arise from their being permitted to proceed on their ezpedition. brus.gLit a small detachment of pdice to the spot, and entreated the h.b. batmen to disperse. Notwithstanding the most earnest and re- peated requests from Captain Jennison that they would nos compel hint to employ form the desperadoes set hiss completely at slen.uce. In consequence lawns obliged to read the Riot Act, and order the police to fro. The Iry took ate ; one woman was killed on tie spot ; a ball the Indy of a man, and Ina skin bees es • traded, and four men are raising, who it is supposed were knie.l by the Ike of the police, and carded of by their eetspanonn ; same persons, however, suspect that the individoak now Isthmus 1 have doped. The police seeeeeded in taking three bigs and .everal other Insignia, together with eight ptisoners. The latter have been ' Dahli lodged a in Monaghan gaol, MOW disk trial at the nettass!aes.— Porn FURTHiIt PARTICULARS --FROM THE LIbIeRICII CURONICLS. Friday, the fair day of Beerisekease, two patties assembled to light, having glade previous arrangements fee the purpose. Toe peace, wader Captain Deiliostendestreurod to prevent them. when they attached aid kneeled ow oldie pollee Olds bens, irscres kit his :AWL At this period Cards Dabbles read the Riot Act torte lams; and the mob still pet misting in throwing stems, the police fired and shot erne moo dead. Supposing that would deter them, the Magistrate and pellet retired a sheet dimwit Irons the town, widdt the deters pereridog, they followed, and reeessmenced . meet t he musk with • moues. Ste. The Rim Act wad again read, when the pollee fired. —there mem were and a wesnaa wen was seem melee ha bringing steams was shot,. the head. Mitred eta Yaw from liserketettay Smog :—" You mom bow kid the dreadful bw/fre dot efoeuerad here— , 101 Id lot :Ic, m. ne 01, *P. Up ay. od od od od od I 11