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R V/CreALL/A77.(iFF/a, jay 25, 1827. THE COMMISSIONERS far FICTOALLING its MAJESTY'S NAVY.4o:sioksmisy give notice, - - That on Tmeastu,v, the 27th of September neat, they will be ready to receive Tenders In writing (sealed up). and treat for the supply to this Department of a Quantity of IRISH SALT M FALIF, equal to 11,000 Navy Tierces or Beef; $;. 4 1 3 0.000 Navy Ticrees of PORK , all to be cured in theensuion, and o, be deli vered, Four-fifth Parts thereof in Tierces, via the eentehilet Pirth Part in Barrels, into his. Majesty's Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, Plymouth, and Cork, in such proportions u shall hereafter be re quired. one half thereof on or before the 29 th day of February, and the other half on or before the 31st day of May, 1922: to be paid for, as usual, by Bills, without Interest, payable at 62 days after date. The Condition? of the Contract may be seen at this Mee, or by applying to Mr. J. W. Duensavu.ns, Agent for the Victualling at Cork; to the Collectors of his Majesty's Customs at Limerick, Belfast, Newry, and Waterford; and to the Secretary to the Post. master General at Dublin, respectively. No Tender for a less quantity than shall be equal to 300 Tierces of Beef, or 500 Tierces of Perk will be admitted, and each Tender must specify the price in words at length, and be delivered before One o'Clock on the Day appointed ; and most be accom panied by a Letter signed by two responsible reruns engaging to become bound with the Party tendering in the penal sure of One Third of the amount of the Contract, for the doe performance of the same. The Person who melee the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, Must attend to answer when called for. M. WALLER CLIFTON. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1827. ST. Jars s— HOLIDAY At Arlpt RUM STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. To-morrow being settling day in the English market, little or no speculations are going forward. Consols, which left off yesterday at nil for the Account. opened this morning at 874 buyers, and for next time n7l, at which price they remain to the present hour. Is the Foreign Market, scarcely a bargain has been done. Current prices: Old Spanish 10j, Mexican E 9 I. Colombian 341 33, Rasalan 94 1, Greek 15116. CITY. TWO O'CLOCK. Consols may be gusted at 871 foe the Account, alterhately bvyen and sellers ; and for August 871 U. No business is doing eacrpt in making up their Accounts. Ts the Foreign starlet. the Brazilian Mining Shares have im proved, owing to accounts being received that the Brazilian Go vernment have permitted the exportation of gold, by the Brazilian Mining AssAiation, at the rate of two per cent. duty. The accounts from the mini are also favourable: these Shares have got up three per cent. this loongag. FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. Brazilian Hia. 5p EX Mex.ilds.l 825,6 p Ct. 69a Do Aect.6o I Do. Acct. 69 i i } Colombian lion. 1•41 p Ct. KUM. 8d5,1829.6pC. Ditto 8da,1894, 311 33 Do. Acct. liat i Do. Account 33 a 33 Span. Oh 5 p Ct. 91 10 SI Dania lids. 3p Ctaill• Ito. Acct. 10* Do. Acct. Ilea . • - ; • Do. Act. BRITISH Ala) PORRION SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK . VIA ILL pa lb. Anglo Mexican 100 85 33 Basal in 100 OD 37 30 Ilibernian 50 • 6 United Mexican 40 80 111 1! a Protector Fire , Teo I Al tle General Steam Nivigation 100 l3 3* Its ear Falmouth letter in yesterday's Sus, fee " bringing the mail of the 14th instant." read *the nth testant." A Brazil Mail arrived this morning, bringing Rio de Janeiro Papers to the 19th May inclusive. Their con tents, which we subjoin, breathe a spirit, which is any thing but pacific, whilst the private letters, received by the mail, hold out strong hopes of a speedy pacifica tion. One of the letters, that we have seen, states that an Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary was to set out immediately from Buenos Ayres for England, but without so much as hinting at the object of his mission. Tire following are extracts from the Papers: RIO DE JANEIRO. MAY G. MOM TUX MOM YLUMUIPIII. SIONTE VIDEO. Sta—From the inclosed Proclamation of the Governor of Cane. !ones, your Luxlimn will perceive the state of weakness to which the enemy is reduced. Nobody is exempted from the levy, not a single man is left to the inhabitants, and in short, the orders are so positive, th at it may be called a Imp es man fi e ; yet I suppose the re suit will not be peat, for I haow that all the mountains are full of the inhabit,* lid deserters. Immense numbers of people have come within our line, and am informed that many more desire to come, which they have not yet done, because they have no means of subsistence. They raise recruits on the one band, and lose by desertion on the other, so that I am assured that since the battle of Itusiango, more than 2,000 men have deserted from the army of Alves, who subsist an the cattle they have stolen or continue to iteal. The country is in a most distressed stale by being deprived of all the resources which It derived from this place. Buenos Ayres is in a dylurable condition, having all the provinces against it, and having no currency but paper—all the coin having vanished. A Poetugutsse merchant who has arrived to-day front Baum legres, gives a most wretched piastre of the country, and assures me, that the loss of the enemy's squadron on the 7th and Bth inst. was above 400 men, and those his best people, so that bat for the number of foreigners and pirates that they had, they would not have means to man their ships. This province is ours ; we ought to preserve it and maintain it for the dignity of the Empire, using all our efforts and employing all resources, since the Empire is in no want of them, and the enemy have no means to obtain any ; and, when they are once deprived of the protection of those who have secretly supplied them, they can- not, by any means, sub s i ss s and must certainly yield. Money, pa tience, and men, are the requisites for a long war mom!) , they have none—the people they employ in the war are foreigners, the greater part of whom they have sacrisced—patience is no part of the cha racter of that nation, hut rather pride, which is not kept up with out means. I beg you! Excellency to be utoy take such measures communicate this to the Emperor, that as he in bis wisdom shall sec good. hIONTE VIDEO, Aram OS. Moon Da ♦ILLA SELLA TO Nil NICTLLINCT COUNT DI LACE% The Delegated Governor of the Oriental Province to the Inhabitants. Ornzems—The Imperial army reinforced by some battalions of slaves, is again preparing to measure its strength with the victors of Ornbu and Ituziango, and the latter boldly expect their to fight with them for liberty or death. One day will shortly decide the fare of the country, and the Orientals will seal on that day the eternity Of their destiny. The tyrants of our soil will expiate in a moment the crimes of ten years, or we shah pay dearly for the coutagiWith which we broke our chains and provoked the rage of the Bra. zillan despot. Orientals! the country perishes if we do ant hasten in a mass to reinforce the columns of our illustrious warriors. The moment is arrived when it is necessary to sacrifice our blood and our fortunes on the altat if Oar Katy to our country. Which, if you will refuse to literty the sac*, which she requires— ..... Oriental, I you wane always the models of valour, as los now are Of °WINK* atli newt for the laws : your Officers, has- MR to the livid of glory; to slurs In the honours of the /Aisne sol- 1 disn of the Republic. TIN country, through me, pardons the errors of them who abandoned their arms, and again invitee them to wash out the ignominy of our slavery in the blood of our tyrants: the Temple of Liberty is open, but ooly heroes enter it. The Chief who now addresses you is setting out at this moment to place himself at your head, and, relying en your valour and patriotism, promises that you shall be the Arst to salute thug statue of Liberty; F4,ie, meantime, will prepare the fan of victory, and the world will sap- 4 Orientals ! You deserve to being to the Republic which has delivered you." Canelones, April 17,1827. JOAQUIM SUARES. Met 18.—A letter communicated by the Baron ee Villa Bella, in a note of the 115th April, from Monte Video, annondies that the Buenos Ayres' Generals were exerting themselves, but 'without effect, to Meissen fat the army. Alyea demands men and horns, saying that the Imperial Army is assembling and preparing to march, and that be is unable to oppose it because the desertion among his troops is so great...Dierft•Fharsinssue to 19th May kabala& Tile Paris Papers, which arrived last night, afford a striking illustration of the effects of the Censorship, as they are as dull and as sterile as possible. They con tain the substance of a letter from Marseilles of the .14th, announcing the arrival at that port of a vessel from Algiers, with dispatches for the French Govern ment. The blockading squadron bad received a rein forcement., some frigates and corvettes. but had not ventured to make any attack on the place itself. I was not wholly inactive, however, having seized on a Sardinian vessel, for attempting to force the blockade. This vessel, which pleaded ignorance, has been since released by the orders of the French Government. The same letter throws some light on the finances of bis Highness the Pacha'of Rover, which are not in a very flourishing State to judge from the. suspension of the building of a frigate of 60 guns, which he had ordered at Marseilles, and for which he has not been able to send the regular remittances. As his pecuniary diffi culties are the result of his strenuous exertions against , the Greeks, they will powerfully second such motives, as prudence may suggest, to induce hiss to abandon a contest, which, in the event of success, would turn nearly to the exclusive advantage of the Porte, and might enable that Power to defeat at last his own schemes, deeply laid and artfully wrought as they appear to be. When all these considerations shall be backed by the naval demonstrations of France, England, and Russia. they will convert, or we are , greatly mistaken in his character, the present obse. , quious vassal into a refractory dependant, if dot a stubborn rebel. It is our belief, that the large fleet, which, according to the last accounts from Alexandria, WAS ready to put to sea with a great body of troops on board, will sail without this part of its intended cargo, and return home freighted with the army which, for the last three years, has starred against the Greeks in the Morea. There are accounts in these Papers from Lisbon to the Bth inst. at which time two British line of battle , ships were ready to start for the Mediterranean, and it was tLougbrthe rest of the squadron would receive the same destination. Prince Edward Island Papers to the 2d instant, and Halifax to the 20th ult. were received this morning tt the North and South American Coffee House, but they contain nothing worthy of notice. Prince LEOPOLD left his residence in Pall-mall yes serifs, awning, fir his seat at Claremont. The Duchess of KENT, accompanied by the Prince of Luszocunt, and the Princess Frowns, honoured the performance of the Opera of Medea, at the Italian Opera House, whh her pre emie yesterday evening. Her Royal Highness honoured the per forn3ance of The Omar, at the English Opera House, on the pro. ceding evening. The Duke of Suns: gave a grand Dinner yesterday to a-numerous party of Nobility and _Gentry, at his apartments in the King's Palace at Kensington. The Prince of LELDENGICE visited the Thames Tuned on M Tn Duke of Sussex honoured Count Lunor.v, the Neapolitan Minister, with his company to dinner on Monday, at his residence in Gloocester-place. There was a select party to meet his Royal Highness. Pt ince POLIONAC, the French Ambassador, transacted business yesterday at the office of the Scatter/ of State for Foreign Affairs. _ _ _ Viscount GODZRICEI, Mr. STUNCIES BOURN!, and Mr. Hawks, left town together soon after tea o'clock yesterday morning, for Windsor. The Noble Viscount and his two com panions (who are also Commissioners appointed to superintend the hying out of the grant appropriated to the extensive alterations in Windsor Castle) went over the whole of that extensive edifice, which occupied them about two hours. Viscount GODZSICK re turned to town in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Pasts arrived at their residence in Privy Gardens yesterday afternoon, front the seat of the Djike of War, usturcw, at Stratbfirldsay, where they had been staying on a visit to his Grace and the Duchess of Wiu.ntoion since Thnrsday last— The Duke and Duchess have been entertaining a numerous party of their friends at their seat at &ratbfieldsay. The Judges of that circuit dined with their Graces on Sunday. Earl and Countess BATHURST took their leave of their Noble Host and Hostess yester day morning, for their seat near Cirencester, Gloucestershire. Countess COWPiR entertained all elegant Party cf the Hasa Tow on Monday evening, at her house in Little Maddox street, Hanover-square. Lord MaLBOVNNE entertained a distinguished Party to dinner, yesterday, at his house, Whitehall. Tit Gazette of last night contains a notice from the SPFAZIS of the I louse of Commons, that in fourteen days a new writ will be made out for the Election of a Member for the City of Carlisle, in the room of Sir POW, Musoaava, Bart. deceased. We team from our City Correpiindent. that N. M. ROTIISCISILD hasmade the following purchase this morning front the funded property of Mono Lynn. sbo,ooo New 4 per Ce DM at 101, and 150,L00 French mites. 1; is confidently alfii tiled, that his Grace the Doke of WILLINOTON is to spend some time at Ormeau with the Marquis of Douroar.. Probably he may visit Belfast about the time of the Maze itaces.—Southerva Replier. Two d nations of £4OO and, £284 have lately been sent anonymously to the Treasurer of Greenwich Hospital, for the use of that excellent Ingitution, The Doke and Duchess of Non•rtiosiaant.amo and suite arrived at Warrington. his Grace's seat, near Launceston, Cornwall, on Saturday week. The E4ll of ELDON remains in Loidon at present; his Lordship was walking * s H g ide Patk Monday evening. The Countess of Euvosi is indis t ;, t oo SWAN•HOPPING.— Ye tes4ay the Loan MATuR, She. riffs, and several Alderman, went, agreeably to annual custom, up the Thames to Richmond, in their state barges, and performed the usual ceremonies. THE LORD HIGH ADMIII b AL. • MILFORD, lox 21. SATURDAY, TWILYZ AT Noov.—C AiM.—Atehrod the Lightning and Comet Admiralty steam•eeyek, for supply of coals, which hating been procured from thr Tortoise, Post•o®ce Depot Ship, at 6 P.M. they departed for 'Macomb, to meet her Royal Highness the Duchess of CLARgNet and suite. MONDAY, JULY 23 0 8 1.31.—We had some fertilizing showers here yesterday morning; alter which a fog. very dense. was blown in trom seaward, and continued until 8 A.M. this morning, when it cleared away.— ' Passed up from the King's Yard, Pembroke Dock, his Majesty's slonp•of-war Prowl's, Captain WA LDZGRAVII. 0111 P.M.—Expectation is on the tip -toe; equestrians and pedestrians are hourly pouring in, in such numbers that the place will be crowded to excess before night. THRES eat.—The Lightning steamer is now abreast of the town, passing up to Pembroke Dock; and it should seem, from the quantity of smoke issuing, she is steamed with the greatest velocity.—Quarter past 3 P.M. TheCheerful,revenue cutter,Lieut.DAat Na,is now under sail off the Quarantine Ground, firing a salute of 19 guns. HAL, PAST 4 P.M.—The Comet steamer is abreast olthe town, passing up with great rapidity, having her Royal Highness the Duchess of CLAttancit and suite on board ; and the Haven, from the Dock-yard Point to the Quarantine Ground, is literally covered with gun powder smoke, from the continuance of firing the Royal salute of 19 guns each by the several vessels in the harbour and batteries on shore—amongst which the following were not the least conspicuous, viz. the Vixen, Post-office steam-packet, and the battery erected by Lieut. BOWLS R. Iloszarsow,R.N. Haken Point. It is a melt beautiful evening, and the promenaders in the Front-street are most respectable and numerous. On the ships in the harbour and flag-staffs on shore colours are hoisted, and a tense anxiety exists for the arrival of his Royal Highness the LOAD Ilion ADMIRAL. FALMOUTH, Jest 13. " TO WU TOTAL WIOHNISS ISINCI WILLIAM WIMAT DOTI OF CLARZIOOI4 LORD DNS ♦DMILL OF THE MORD ZINGOOII OF GMAT BRITAIN AND 111111.111/1. " The Humble Address of the Mayor. Aldermen, Bergamo. add Inhabitants. of die Town of Falnsouth and its Vicinity. I. MAY 17 !LIAM TOOL ROYAL MUMMt a We, the Mayor, Aideimen, Burgesses, and inhabitants of the town of Falmouth and its vicinity. konahly leg base to offer our sincere convatulatiens to your Royal Highness.= your recent appointment to the ancient sad important dice of Lord High Admiral of the United Kingdom, which his Most Gradate Majesty has been pleased to re-establish ha the perms of your Royal Highness, mid which has diffused general indefeedes ameopt all ranks of hie Majesty's subjects, and +minas sambas proof of Ms Majesty's soli citude for the welfare and glory of the nation; and we look for ward with confidence to every improvement in the naval service of which it may be susceptible, and which year Royal Highness's professional knowledge and talents enable you so properly to direct. " We avail ourselves of the present occasion, which affords us 'the opportunity of approaching your Royal Highness, to express, ear unfeigned satisfaction and delight at your Royal Highness's Mrival at this pert, tn the exercise of the importsmindes of your embed ogee; and we beg leave to menste*W aii rli of our cordial attachment to kis Majesty, sor jil.seses pur -1 son, and awry branch of the Elnetrisma /1111114111biniriek ; and we trust that, *iris* pommy; yew Iluggillsbines asay long enjoy the blessings of health and happiness. . • " Given under tb. COMJIIOII Beal of die Carpoelainsolla flit day of July, in?. . 4 By are: al tie Mayer, XStngd) " PaNDOR, Tovro.Clerk." ea nove4 osormes wow. " Osnemneau-1 thank Ton for youremogratulatka ou thy re cent appointment, by the gracious goods= of Ms Majertr„ to the ancient and important office aimed HO Admiral; and Una that my conduct in this situation, bum my professional knowledis% will be productive of advantage and improvement to the naval service of this country. " I feel sensibly your attention in expressing to me your satisfac tion at my arrival in the port of Falmouth, to attend to the duties imposed on me by examining the packet establishment, so wisely placed in this harbour. " Your expressions of loyalty and *Section towards our most gracious and exceUent Sovereign give me the sincerest pleasure and I return you my unfeigned acknowledgments for your personal good wishes towards myself and all theistic!. ►ranches of the Nome of Brur.swick, who are, like myself, most anxiously attacked tole, welfare and prosperity of this truly happy Empire. (Signed) " WILLIAM H." Sunday as Captain MAUDOSAI, of the Ceylon Regi ment, was marching the men off the Chatham Barracks, he was seized with a dizziness in his head, instantly fell on the ground, whence he was conveyed to his quarters, and expired in two hours afterwards. The tea sale announced for Monday last, in the City, took place, and was nasnerossly attended. About three thousand chats and boxes were sold, Rata of It of course unclet the upset price, by the Company's Agents; end some of the cheapest sorts, at an advance of no less than four pence per lb. A GYPSRY PARTY, Oa Pie Nic.—A party of tWis description baring been pr oposed at the Opera on Saturday night, by a young and beautiful Duchess, the Idea was considered a happy one, and instantly adopted. The Party is chosen, and the arrange ments completed, i. e. the Ladies will provide the eatables, and the Gentlemen the wines. The spot Axed upon Is the Patney Cedars, a most romantic situation. 'flie coappany will go up the river in beautiful 4-oared cutters, and the rowers will be amateurs. COMMISSION DC LUNATIBO INSUIRCNDO.—Yesterday a Commission was held at the Gray's foes Coffee-house, to inquire whether RICIIMID PAUL JODDILICLL, Esq. of PortiandplAce, in the county of Middlesex, and of Luton, in Oxfordshire, aced of Derby shire, was of sound mind, and whether any and what pteperty bad been alienated by him,and at what time, Stc. The Curnmiesioners were Mr. Peatxusoat, Mr. CARS, and Mr. W/AIT)ILMIS/1. After hearing a variety of evidence, the Jury gave their verdict, that Mr. JOIbbiELL was of unsound mind from October,lB22, but what that unsoundneu proceeded from they could not tell. Dr. HUGH Pettey, the new Bishop of Roche ter, is in I bis 44th year, and is the third son of the Earl of BE- I vaat.ar. He its 'flied the eldest dabghter of the Arch. bishop r f CANTERBURY, and was preferred to be hector f Riahopsboorne and Ivychurch in 1809; then Chan cellor and Ca non of Exeter; Chancellor and Prebeniary ' 'of Salisbury in 1811; Prebendary of Cantetbury.and St. Paul's isi 1816; Archdeacon of Crinterbtlfy in 1522; and Dzan in 1825. &mane Moos or EXECUTING PaiNcsa.—Spilling the binod of a Member of the Royal Family is contrary to the lavr., of Ara ; and the mode of execution resorted to is, tying the sielivcrient in a red sack between two ii4fS, and throwing him into the firawatiJdy f %hen the kits filling, s,,on sulk their freight. THE VAL Rt. WINDSOR, JULY 24.—Yesterday aft , rnoors his JESTY drove to Frogmore Lodge. and pad a visit the Queen of WURTIGIIIRRO, the Duchess of Gtotic TER, and the Princess AUGUSTA. His AJESTY mained nearly two hours at Frogmo:e, and rely through the Great Park, accompanied by the Duc of GLOUOSIITZR, to Virginia Water, where they and piteird the evening.—Lord PA RSII- It( •SYGH S. Huts. arrived at the Royal L. , tige )e-terda joined his MAJESTY'S party at Virginia W vet. MAIMIT and visitors are expected at the Cs.rie day.—The Queen of Wuartrasenu and the Pi AUGUSTA took an airing last evening, and visited Countess HARCOURT, at St. Leonard's. L' , rd RA, worm( paid a morning's visit to her MAJASTY this - FASHIONABLE INTELUGENCE. ARRIVALS. • Admiral SR Havldge and Lady Gould at the Brumes iek Hwt4 Jermyn—streee, from their seat in Herts; the Mai qui, of Dana!, at Mivart's Hotel, Lower Brook-street, from Ireland; Mr. and Mrs. Rkbard Walker and Family, at ditto, from their seat, Mid i ; Grove, Sum: ; Major Vandelevr, at Kirk him's Hotel, bum Brook-street, from the Ide of Wight. DEPARTURES. The Marquis of AilesitsryaOd Family, front their boom, h Gronsmor-sivare, to their seat, Tottenham Park, Wilts; the id and COORMS of Jersey and Family, for their seat, Middleton FM, Oxfordshire; the Earl and Countess of Darnley, for their stn, Cobham Hall, Kent; Richard Morgan, geq. M.P. Mrs. Allw" and Family, for their seat, in Hants; the Hon. George Apr ad Lady Georgina Ellis , from Worthing, for the Earl of Modefs seat. Urban!, Devonshire; Captain Warrand, 6th juin kls Regiment at Nottingham; Malty Clare, from 's Hotel, Lower Brook -street, for Richmond ; the Earl and Csimi of Weals'. and Family, for their seat, in fweitbail; Captain ay Mrs. Holmes, for Paris. THE ARMY. Saturday. the 7th Hunan were inspected by Sir Heim Vt. tur a H.C.B. it Brighton. The 15th Hussars, at Canterbury, ear Thursday, wet reviewed by Sir Hew Vnur, K.C. B. DEATH OF ARCHIBALD CONSTABLE, Esc" FROM THE CALEDONIAN MERCURY OP MONDAY LAD. We are concerned to learn that Mr. Constance. oar late etuirau Prablaker. who had for some time suicied severely miler a drip. deal Mmapilaint, expired soddenly, at his house in Parkvlace, adletaleme of Saturday. This event pas, we confers, etched it 1011116=f melancholy recollections and dies publicly expressing ideffilltil=a wile, notwithstanding tb ittliz vs career, must long be . ef Mufti yeserit, and active promoter prkee WINK atriag the last twenty-five 1111111biedia advantage and fame of this e Meet WO *ye nationality enough to 001101MW/lameiog it benune an object s sides Boob is contribute to its literary ea to it as an advantageous mart of publication, ore, than this was le no small degree owing t Seim% .cocky, end address diessiten, that die 'pintas of ▪ reareek,it a n with our own, MINIM to Mt Mean this mangel tribute gallempect, wee seeks ISMS Moe sive utterance Ilk by the esiarif . iity at ity k - hp . those with years Ms nem Minos to Pubilkerskiiiied sueceinkelas wally the as By Me pradielonal Msdelpipmee and activity, the favourite smart dal the more curious 1 the plate. Mks dews, frowever, were never fro..._ des of hoary addle. or te a lowchsidina seised oiled* ef Owourne. He bed skimp ▪ lie Stift sussidskg tat kgralliall. so the , =4l Warm is a[ eh; mere lit et labs day. tertunately et gratitylpg Nikolais ; and at a pireed who% whale oohs ins, her bees Unwed in its its, or damped want and rimiest sty rebriiii exertions. cam- - - - d with do of ;the be hod the baser of ssbmias into the Wed tow swiss and ks glory by a &pertinent dames and audiere as discreet' sod respectful as Mural. Sun peers after the first appeases hired, he became the propels/tor of somber died a iniressnice, far width: he paid r die Orris, el some of the more timid width wog amply warranted by measures r superior MtsMgenea and sagacity had nu foresee. When that important work became use e. house, the printing of its fifth edidee was too far advertcat iv— o( any material improvements; bet M. Constable saw very client ihat these were largely required in order to place It an a lewd win the knewledge, the wants, and the spirit of the age ; sod hence bele wised the project of that ihoWnseesee which has added so mod' to valise and celebrity of the work to which it is appended, and total public stock of awful knowledge and varied learning. Many doubter to the expediency of a supplemental publication upon so :tends, a scale, weree, we believe, expressed by those who pretended to elf deuce and :hill In such undertakings ; but Mr. Cunstabk's staticip dens Were fully realised by the signal success of this favourite desip , eati we have always understood,that those highly liberal arrangemests which he endeavoured to provide for its usefulness and repek den, and irichoot which the success attending it newer could bog achieved, were entirely the revolt of his own suggeuker, aid tie dictation el his own understandieg. During the progress of doe works, his Mese was still farther by the publication(' dee wide. if Mr. Delphi W. Scott ; the one bew igelistilligrifto !NW _ Ames, as the o ffer does • es wow Ilsakiss . st sir . His intercourse wish On latter sun gosh men letkoate, meted and extensive, s od =iracoresel gimp ausueltablu, than was ever before exemplified Whit lad publisher. The publication, bra of the hilblf replar poeurh i sal latterly of the es Si more popular novels of dra iumegirdinary genius, raised his house to the acme of Its frac; mid mmtributed still more largely, perhaps, than any other of On eenierations that have been mentioned, to that celebrity as publishing establishment which it so lung enjoyed. The author of Nereacriey has himself borne honourable testimony, ill the latroductien to one of his novels, to Mr. Constable's meriu; aud we me satisfied, that what he thus proclaimed in the prolegomena of a work of fiction, he would repeat, if the o pportunity shall scent, with perfect sincerity, and perhaps greate r force, in a wore • truth. How it happened, that with all the splendid success, w beneficial and honourable to our literature, which attentlei Mr. Constable's undertakings, bit publishing career should lust dosed so disastrously, we are not very able, um much do. posed at present to inquire. We firmly believe that he proceed a ed stewards to that clew void of any apprehension of such issue, and wholly necOnedoes of its near approach. lie had just completed the plan of the Miscelk my, which bears his name. and was busied, seemingly, with well founded hopes, in sanguine calculations of the returns which it would bring to has home. IR publication did not take place till after the failure of that e stablith . moot ; and we are happy to think, that its subsequent succtis tw iddled some solace for his misfortunes, as well as some aneviaints of his bodily sufferings; his final undertaking ties pealing to be be last and only means of seppott. We are eat writing a full ur elahorare character, and do not therefore feet called upon to poioi ou t a , lit , ll :, features of Mr. Constable's mind and conduct. We have ( "I 7, - ; tailed a few particulars, eakuLited to justify the sentiments of grate ( respect which we entertain for Ins memory, at by far the nuns eminent publisher that Scotland ever produced. In that line, el certainly do not expect aeon again to see a man join Sg eve h P ry feesiourti abilities to such liberal and extensive views ; so card* ni appsociating literary emit, and so assieus to find for it irnpfor mete "id 'reword; ati largely eadowed with the diregrensent, tat. sad manners, necemary to maims* a week bonoerabk, and liar m 0610,11 intercourse with Ikerriy ines. Monday night. an order was received from e.r Se' cretary of States Ogee, for retneeilog tbe flee prisoner :0 l b. Hulks, wise limped front Newgare. Yesterday pawning th ".‘ heavily wowed ) and conveyed wader a strati guard to (PM "3" retinas and regrets; and or reining out respect for the g the disastrous terainuthe ae remembered as a liberal toter of those literary eares. re years, have redeamissin city. We do not we** • have derived a lively nab . at desire among the bid undertakings, and totem Woo; and, convinced u Ise ring to the liberal views,ho drew of Mr. Coostahlo. af the public of this pbeek, m, we feel assured, that ie tribute of our private repel tterance to feelings nmegtg now somewhat mew in to attract the notice of th rare books, partkuinly d v of Scotland ; and, mai the world as sionnoidara the amenity *this mom linty, in rendering hi Eh riot's and aspiring spirind never limited to the code. Mao nwined to the existing Wilidider become instrume+ ▪ the stock of knowlede, Mow liberal and enterprising inanely possessed the mews ii be as fortunately appeared her native genius mi t ,ht lure rd and circumscribed in the as. His fame as a publi,ho e Edinburgh Reeky, which world ; and he long mien. leportrnent towards its tan- 'tactful as it was manly and pearance of this cekbrand another national work—the a paid a price that excited timid of his brethren, but ores and results which his I enabled him to plos arch became the property of hb as too far advanced soadOn il t iv e ts u ui d c sirM h tne t e bt A LOUGH, ',Sir it . irs i 7 dined , and Sir 4 1, and g •1. Hi s y Ale this ' 'lll Pi ince s ')is dq, bus text Ca eve tee she era Jed to s bibi an mai Coi See led rod I N! rsi rrh root sow lien Cot