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,„ • 11711 BE R 171.74(j.i Titt4trul ~ .:~ ~- `~i- + 4:1 ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. ti f AIPTIORItT OF THE LORD EHAIIBERLATK. • diet tke Management of Messrs. TERRY and YATES:, *haw Nautical Eurletta has traceeded,hoth id effect an Stuart /ay former PrOduction. The faithful and Correct Ilept4- iiitsfion of the Quarter-Deck of the Victory ! and 'the Death 4 1 t he Admiral, Nightly creates the molt powerful &citation on the Audience )i gtv itilitanding the great attraction of die ELEOW-SHAJEEII§, Isnot be withdrawn 'after this Week, in ionsequesse. of the • rtion of the New Splendhl Comic ClifiLletilASPAN . IIiME! THIS EVENING, THURSDAYi.r/wemßut and-during the Week; . lope Performed, an entirely new National Nautical Barletta with new Scenes, Dresses, Decorations, &c. nailed NELSON ! OR, THE LIFE OF A SAILOR. ' Rule, Britannia! Britannia, Rules the Waves!!" ENGLISH. The Admiral, by hfr.Titear. His Captains, First Lieutenant, by Ur. FOSTZL. Linenants, Midshipmen, &c. by Ahearn T. 11W, Lewis, Parker, Eyaes s *CoopeL, and Giay. 3. Sykes, the Adoestears Cnokswaine by Mr)T. P. Gattorr. Moses, an old ',few, by Mr ; Y•ras. ea Ifeelltay, ley - Mr. Getters:: alibi', of Artillery, Mr Fir. , • l'entr Pledge, by Ma, Ent.Mtvolot. •• • -- litei‘cOle t36 4 ll :l")at i t i gtter,. b W y Mrs. l Erna . • • M Moonshine, by Mrs. H. Ilhietna.' • • , *Mu* en. NO nommen Anzilideles.. Were Amish, mos•• Ries. J. spit c . ASQULM AUX.- • . . piimifitler. inn. . ksgriete , Mr. 0. Kim. M r r. inqqc, the &acerer, Mr. Samna.. liirdle%pl. M . PALMA. C t elda, Miss Menne. klesars..Dooper;lf. Jefferson. Misses Datfilie, , i Davis and &pans. This day was published, • -Third Edition, Ils,Cid..bouni. THE ETON LATIN GRAMMAR, w i t h t h e addi. titan of many useful Notes and Observations; and aheef the Aceenti and Quantity; together with an entirely new Version of aq dar Dadra Kates mad Itaamples. • ti •_ _ . FRENCH- PsrEns. • ••,••• ...t 2111011 TRs CIARETTEDT/SAIICI, DRC..IB. PARIS, Dsc.l7. The Want, Don Miguel is expected to arrive at. Paris to.daras to-inortow. His Ro.yal Highness, as we NO/ will4lodge at the Eljsse Bourbon. Thentiviiage of the eldest' son of Marshal Ne7,-to Madlle. La tie, 'd a ughter of M. Jicques Litho., baker, is announced as decided. ost. • 734 Difitio di Roma says. that the want of provi sions:had., furred a patt of the garrison•of . Patras • io leave thatfoetre,s, with the intention of proceeding to! HaisforrilsoWthe peat flowing of the 'rivets! bad obliged them taturn Wet: • . • , T.W. C. EDWARDS, M.A. This Grawhirar is accented throughout; the Notes are•entirely original, very copious, and most lucid; the construing is altogether news, and not only mots literal, but clearer and mare inteldeible than any cu l lser Edition of the Eton Grammar ever yet published. By the sante Author, 1. LATIN Basun:us; or, First Lessons in Construing: adapted tbrolliboldi drafts auk: of Syntax of the Eton !Ada Grammar, Bide by Built; •wlitls a•Pirectrix, a Clavis Verborumi and anvil of Proper Names. Becond Edit. es. 64. bound. In this Work all the Accents and Quantities are marked, pre. ilise!T as iq Rdsyards's Blots Latin Grammar. JAP t TINITAI SALACTA; or, Select Latin Sentences for Progress dve Lessoneht Latin' onstruing--heing a Sequel to Edsvards's Lotin Dcrecttika. &mit a convenient Class Book for the Middle Forms of Schools. 2g. 6d. booods reou rfI4ic9NITILLIft, DEC. kt - . AUTinitifto l Dec. U. • • , . • 1 The Want; ,Ddif KVA arrived this mornin, at . thne.o'clock, at ifie IStral of the Thref,Xnets, an d his Ronal Highness set osiethis moruing as past eight f-r Pyi.. the tount 'de Villa Real, Arnisaisador from Amaze{ to the Court of London, Counts Mello and ha, end s mural otlsey'.4oursien, - -gete:itt bit Mir!! • EDDikt THE CONSTITUTIONDEL. . , IttiettAßlST, Nor.' A firManOf the Sultan, addressed to the Command , ants Of the fortresse; on the Danube, enjoins them, until they shall ,roeive farther orders, not to permit any armed Turk belonging to the troops in that Ltuarter, to cfo:s thss.river. Pet:thissign to enter the principsfities was only•to be givers to such merchants as were pro ii44 *irk !he neceisary passports. This : firman proves that the Patti wishei :to avoid any thing which might provoke Russia and cause the entry of her troops. It looked upon as an evidence Oiatiiicalsre dispositions ; and the conclusion drawn is;-that the presetst past tr#*ishont .strat: . , . ; . The glomley of 'the-Penult of every Word of more than Two *Sables is marked throughout wiibout exception, to regulate the., Pronunciation; but the Quantity of. the 'other Syllables and the' Accents of tht 'wards are riot marked. 11..onsinn Piinted fer &aphis Yd' R. Marsha, Stailestrs'. Ran -court, Ludgate-acme. roteei4i. •,. ..g. - ~ 1it0i0 , 41 , 0 11 -4 ..••,,t •• ' • ro , ... .. Gor ASSAilitrtiribi.llAYoll: ita:Dig4 i-11 i4l LlVEltY*Fat*tbe revittal,C933 ' i illat f LON' DON, in COU MON HALL assembled, 4 at tbeabltlA3ALL of the said CITY, on WEDN'ESWAT, .diellf/di . ,ley'Ot . Detentbri. 1027, .- ItlibLvan; : 1 THAI' the 'Office of Sheriff is one of great import -I a angle. tlpon slat Sheriff deirolvn the executing of the Kiln's. Writs and Warrant,: the Nominating. Summoning, and F. l nipan- neling of Junky within their liiiliwicks; for the dlse p;rfoonance of all which digits, the Legisfrore his proviJed; an annit'relwiti .....,4L,;,_ LA • . • ,r SPA NIARPS. The Governor et Sepia Cruz, by Mr. Buser* Dap Unto, **Web Meer, by Mr. Sped* Canna. by Mr. SMAW. • taller% lie. NEAPOLIT4 NS. • .. Log of Napias, Mt. cbbreP of Naples, Ma 21. Passim SuWier% &e. ate. . . RIWOLVIIS Ziltalieliol7SLY —That, in , the ancient Constitotton of Psg;and, the Office of Stiiriff was InvarlaWy E4ecOvec htlytt various perio4s,ot , o4c History , the encroachment. of Prerogative ] transferred, tit C ounties,. the Itketio& from the P e opte to . the Crowns ; as the wisdisgilud virtue bf our Ancescor.;the Ll very of Luisdielvtit kureipervitigo of this vanabla•l privilege. • : se • '-• • • -Thr.fareorios Barlett of rRE FOLLIES!AKiAbn • • Sir Wil liam Franklin, Mr. &mar: .• • Mr. Franklin Cwitis a Sane. Mr. 'Fonts Torn Trippit, Uri Wu.ernsow Boer Gunk Mr. GAL}.O72 • Capt. Rowland, SD. S. 'Slate Chugs sir. Samosas Ellen, Miss 14.6.“ • adynl,red Burletta of • - THE MARRIED BACHELOR! Ur Charles Orertall. Mr. Twits - • Sharp, Mr. Jour lws, his first appearance in that gamete, • Lady•Coureall, Mite Cuaira. Gram Mrs. U. Hawn, ,her lint appearance in that Character • • I re'cuickide /EMIL a Bodeirtne Bitragaganza,lettdele, • THE WBOW' SHAKERS !!' . • pi„ THIRTY YEARI(Or A RATTLER ' S Lint! . . . . , Bladder,.aenkir. a respectable . Butcher, fir:d4oTt— .",.riddcr, jett y aid Tommy Cutlet. the Elbow.Shakice i , . .• Mr. Joni Bark and Mr. . Obask Broaden:int. an Undertalter,Mr. Samurai . Palmas GainakOlts Xerpitr, of a Pig. Mr. Mows. •" - Pinkeye ' a Pylice Officer, Mr. 8. Smith Xsro Bow-street Runners, Mr.. G. Burros and Mr. Far rpirib a i La , ndlord of the Three Golylen Rama, Mr. limc a~ifLandlord of the Wig aril Eatbaud. Mr. Faison iapprantiat to Hilyf Bladder, Mr. Conies. ilidiasa; Cads, Blhow•llltakiri, Thames Tunnel W . Manses, 3r.r.. Pau Bally Remo., aft•rwards Mrs. Sarih . Bladder. Mrs. H. Husain , • Nolly. her. Mad, M6l DALT • - w. Ibpsikens, the Milk ojburnan kindness, Miss &uric: IN& Carcioalophia, Mr. and Mrs. Ltilfy Bladder, jun.'s little Daughter, Little Anniu.uua • Incidental to the Piece TUE FUNF.RAL'OF THE CITY WATCH BOX. /airs, is. Fit, is. OailitY,.ll. donrs open at ix, eoinsasisie it a • •• Quirt/a liefale Shea. illtlf•Price at lialtpast ODESSA, Nov.le.-- • The speedy return of M. Ribeaupierte.is now doubted. 11.•lish , been its vain expected for the last eight days ; {and bets are now effei e.d that his stay" sieConstantinople will be prolonged, 19 the mean time, pyeparviuns con• 'mine plirine department make large purchases of corn, and it noW ,. .has a considerable qUantity of sea. hiscnin .Notwithstanding the time. of year, a certain • numberlo ; ilflps of war.are ready to set sail from Sehay • t• , pol; aWsd.efreryclavtieupracti,e naval evolutions. — The enmesoe,kattiliopa.r.e tai he reinforced; and it is in. reoded to e talplish a yespectablereserve. The building of ships is urgedoe with the•greatect aotieity. The pc ws from Persia, is, also err/ favourable ; the taking of Erieati opeas to ow vioosions troops the way to enterprise, greater and more rapid, if the Schah. 'should pot listen .to reason ; but it is already known that Persian Deputies have, presented themselves at the head quarters 9 1 General pao,:e"jiwa, in order to open ne• ,gociaqons. fur peace, or rather to know what may be 'granted !n • tbecp.,- ee . .obresl!aw, the Diplomatic Agent with the army of (ieotzia. is, it.is said, charged , to et:On : with thee/. . • . - Hussman Unestasseext—.7ll,at Is .gratitpde to otirgocetathe . India justice to 'ourselves, we feel it a duty, in confiding tii'Cl puns of our own . choice this important Office, to take e very mos. plearin on? Poorer to "enztrie tirem•to perfortn iti variseosiftitirs 'with honour: to ilartiselwes, credit' to their Canstituentn add isdvaatage to the great body of Individuals who are‘ by Low, slated under their protection... .. . • hasotven thimutousir —That it appears to this Common Half, that tbe all-important funttfons of this Of6Ce, within thi.City l of 1 London,•intyr; for years, been - exercised by certain individtlyte, called S&oodaries, who, it appears, have received - their appoint-1 inept fromtlao Corporation of London, though they hapsalwags executed tho King's IVrits, and Nominated, Summnowl,ianti Itts pannelted Juries in the name ut the Sheriffs of Loudon. ' " lissoiAla-4That the appointment of Secondary has biers far 'Sony years iota by the Corporation of LaMar for ve'y large stints of Mout", is .conseqweece d which Bak and purchase,tbreoMfficers have clainaect.,exempti ,, s from all responsibility fur thew conduct, either to the Corporation by'whom they were appointed,, or to the gtesiffs of London, in whose . ssaine Nay ►N., ou la enc.. 'lions, acad. Itssiosman UrravissoosLy—That thie Coinmon trsth teem the Peltlion ul Mr. Citifies Pearson, a Citiatm of Pulliam, to the Court of Con on? . Council, prayinz them not tee ',pieced I? }tae ,sale of the situatio n of one of the Secoudarios, now vacant; and, also a Memorial froM M. Cruwrh,r, the riving Ncou.tLasy,sle .nying Use allegations it:urea. Hut this Common' iittetition of interfering whit the proceeillogs of anY'roinnsiftee toj istiose investigation the same may be reterreditaiMg LISBON, Dac. i. PRIV*TZ. COMOEIPONDENCE. 'WILLIS and CO. Egyptian 11‘11, PicCadillyloppo. , site Basihetveen Loepion) ; and 7. Weasmorelmad.strret, hoe Mat published the following new and admired Sorigs • . r Yee sAr.Trisr. Nanus- )l ysims his , a Ballad. written in "- b.Wer 10 11r. liagleapppalay Swig w Oh no, we never ineinionbir," UK V,Voqi altd latlodY by Dims pfsMik, ita• • Suis Bor, wits Saglisli4lll,4lo,ii Words, J. Masibelle s, is. ' ,DAV . E6Aasero-.ollise ribs Wady no dine .24•1••• The day before yesterday the following Official Paper Was publisbe&— • • • • , Coruptiteepikod the Court, if the alleptions o. the Petitioner are proved, will take prompt measures to prevent the future rolier4!' • MiNisTRT FOR'FORfIGI7•AIFAIEB. duct of their Officers, and to prevent, it they possest the tight : et the seibug of an Other, the t:ispisal of which has led to. the' perpetration of the evils complained or. ititsoLvto Unionnoosur—That, by the Law - of England, the duty of executing Writs upon Mesas PROCK,S, deverrei upon the Sheriff and his Otheers,,,so does the right and dory belong tri eheen of accepting Bail for the person arrested. llowevet,_in ihe .city of Loudon, the Officers who make the arrest, are' itZst 'f lowed 14 1 take the Secondaries to the Rini, and the' defeisdari; t pined Securities be ever so opulent, is dragged to 's Lock.ip by these Officers, unkss be purchasee his temporkry Yreeilottql, the payment of an illegal and arbitrary Feet , 7.: issoLvan Urotnimousar--- That, independently • el : tlie.,„alleged mal-practices charged against the Secondaries of Liardon ?A I go; ? ir Meets, which are now uiider investigation , by the Cstiomitgle. is .a matter of public notoriety, that the preccit ; QT 01 I TC often used for purposes of Oppression and Rarestioni 4nost fur Debt, before Trial, as it is now conduted,.gre . isq trigre i tteles the severity of the Law; and that, fur want ist eullhqnl4-IMALP4r ,action, the unfortunate victims of its various processes are often !object to the most cruel treatment and vexatious extortion.. ROOLifil I.7)I•IIIIIJUSLT—That, from the refusala the Secon. tries of London to acknowledge the authority of the Body by unions they were appointed, or to be exsasined by them, touching lieu conduct in Other, this Common Hall is of opinion, that it may bei l inpossible fully to investigate, and bring to light, the whole of the abuses complained of without an application to Parliament. Ificsoavas—Th-t a Pendent be, therefore, presented by this Common flail to the House of Commons, arrayieg fur the ap pointrneut of a Commiuef of that Ilonuerable 'House to inquire into the manifold aliases, practised by those-who have the sarcutiou of legal *been ter Debt, and that such aiLaw may be passed as while it sufficiently remunerates the•Oificere for the due per formance of their ditty, effectually protect the unhappy subjects of their power from the grievous oppressions and.vexadous extortions e which they have been heretofore compelled to submit. linam.vass--That the Petition be fairly transcribed, signed by the Right lion. the Lord Mayor, two Aldermen, the Sheriffs, and Twenty of the Livery, on behalf of this Common Hail. Ilisoxygo—That the said Petition be - presented to Paslianient by our Representatives, who are hereby instructed to Support the i'rayer thereof. Runny= thriiollol:lLT—.Thu the Thanks of this Common , Ilan he given 'to that. Charles Pearson, not only for kis having! innue;htlhose Admits before the Corporation, la Ixl7, tete, and 11119,1 rut for his' taking 'the earliest oppostunity of checking dart; progress of the first occasion that agreed. IttrtLvtb IfilisinnousLthat thocordial'Tbanike of this Com a Mon Hallam due, led are hereby given, to the Diebt'Hon.elle Lord' Mayor, for the open and candid manner In 'Akita he hex connninkated with: those Gentlemen who presented 'the Requii tied la him ; for hie promptness le complying with their wlebei -allifigiblsContmen Hall; and fur the ktipattiat **Vitt ik k irtieb titer presided he the same. , • - wooiyreolitiv.. ^ Copy of the third paragraph of it dispatch from Jose Goitherrot Lima, dated Nlisdrict, Nov. 23. tt Ia the etinference *Melt I yesterdsy had with DOn Manuel Salttufri; this Minister repeated mane, in order that I mightlrinsntit the 'assurance of it to my Govern ilhonr, that thA of His Catholic Majesty tees determined to itt with' the greatest 'energy, to provide that the tran quillity 'of 'Poitoral shoo I,Cnot 'tie disturbed by the, emigrants emigrants in this kingdom that Aelealsaid•ligelyabeea sent to the Captain Generate Ifiummat, of all the order of eittibPc Mirii;ty; TWei:e is ibis afralr;thitibej ntiiYeettite - thein to be "eifiote4r; 'ami that they •haie, - ifi the eetal? ti;:the departtire aif lifritirilltigiitieie the Infitt Van Nigher For 'PO* . "fugal:ail tWifintentielts tels isiiinited, in titiftriirtifefent theta - froth beeng hrilltiniyet•deceived ' Beth N* Wertz 13114 r ("al* 114 Y *Orr 18 44* W. Unbolt, it. dd. • • " • . ' ' Motlist Ph' Rossi, C. iltliersole. rairsrr Mai; 1 10611 ; ail bi T. H. 3 1(7 , . 110 4 ^, Vass Taus ass iissia,b7 Tab Saba.% Legs, by W. Turnbull. Is. ed. • MUMMER Lille', Nos. I, 2, cads; written by T. H. Slyly, P. q. eat) Nand*? cootaininig Seven Songs, Duets, Scc. the Music by Bisildr, Stevenson, thin v pittne,4l!adr, Wills, Hitchbeld, &c. Puke ealtb.No. Ta fd.. • • ' ' t ..- 1111i EiWoos ofebotoltserlog Nislar Songs : • • . -.•, -• , . TA tie a Satteffly, Words Seidl ifileskily s•T. Dayty, Esq. 2 0 ifssighter'of Love C. R. Morn 2 0 liirrab for the Bonnets of Eltie . .. A. Lee -2: 0 Chtli'Y RIP* • . . . `C E. Horn - 2 V ile Lover's Mistake . . . M. Balfe ll . 0 71e Hostile wee Wife . . . Mrs. Mlles 211 trer the brountain, o'er the Valley . C. R. Born 2 May thy Lot in Life be happy . .• T. Beyly, Esi. I' 0 Wonting around us is Beaming . . J. A.Wade,Eackil '6 Tavel* favourte Swiss Meludies. run by the 'Miner Family, with English and • 01411111 4 frorde, Vol. I. . . . J. Moichelles IS 0 1 ,; • . Isiche Presi,_ A SZCOND NUMBER of Th e TYROLESE 11111AMIES, wish Assisi and - German Words, hr eats *leis mean . . . J. Moschellea. ne Deseirter—a &Sad . Dr. Carnaby. •Ez Grandmother's Cat ; or, Pass in Bents, a handle Vocal Divertimento . Dr. Carneby. , The battle of Menasha. . . • . H. Payer. . , A 'splendid variety of Grand, Cabinet, Cottage, and ' Square; ' , Lint FORTES, by the most eminent Makers, at the lowek; Aleardzaeleri Prices, May always be found on salesetke Royal' Ilasical Repository. . . W,ILLIS and Cii► respectfully inform the MOW Wpaitl. Own dleykkgre been- appointed Agents for she sale of the pATENTI ' MAW FOLIO, for bottling Music 'which sectuis it as Ifeiihris le liotessiOnlthout injuring it in die l east, 'on I new prinelpit.-Lithn Trade supplied wish the Bar Folio on liberal terms. - • c ,A !lOTHER LAITSIt. • , 11,04.ai of En g lish I to cps cantoped.. at . 11itaftit; yelierikieeeived Ordqs"to pialch•for Lisbon. h w M be civarteieJ in the Paraei, of Ajudi, brigade: am eil as sill ihe troqps is Porpgal i "till. it is said, leave in three eiootlut after iha.mq4za4l Ong Miguel; and no other treces'erill risisin l .Pqrkukali l but a maritime squad:ol4a the Tagus, suchltielisteci before the diatter.•• • • • f."tr Sir W. A'Coort is making prepafadtiftfrihis dipar tare, and yesterday the packing op of hit lotiggage began. Mr. - Lamb who is to vplace him, will mite to Lisbon with the Infant Ddli Miguel. He will not, however, embark in the fiigate Penia, which is tirbting the Plince i liankin as'•English teasel. " • • • • ' •` VIENNA. bsc. 7. ' • We littVe.receited, by wiy of IZattieohelist **hen- tie *tails of the ittrelno'off sirs at Mavaciii . ; 'lo4watt . Morel; alter "the=evettettfihe titis Oetisle,iril thit lie lit akibseatlce i 3 (bite*: •' ' ' - . kit eit-iinttlsat!lbtahltil•:PiVehesh'ilidt at that lie- , god either lit- if in 214 northern vitt' of the PtitiAlstiai'lt Offfit 6 arftliaf he sviislh ifidilittrtsordf,be filoriaithdelfvouvifie to 'Oro - vision Paul; dr Trifkoliiam, •Fosedaythifferithe;dettrtietice - Of this-Tstrei. BB7 ptiab • fleet he arrived at Navarin, and declared instant* ,tllS'on - hi3 tatty; N'th thitaivn, thletiiiertridlitit' to death ; 4ny oisaltvot;o4fibuld date to inii.dt a' Prank ; •he 'tstitts;twilly awstdi tti;Giceirk eithit 'bifofe ' •. _ • ;": . . , . if ..- . ‘ l ;;i4 . • . ,1,t7... • .•.. . . - - ' -.. •. . . •\(-• . ....; I , ..: . . . . • _ . . . . . • • -.., . • .. . . . 4 . . • .. . ' . . ".. . ..,.:.4, 4 - • • , . . . ' ' v..04A. ' '. . . PT9 1 11314,.... - : . .:7 ' . . ' .. .)* • 1! e '•.' . -. ‘C . , ,. . ? '4 '4 ..4! 0 ' ' ! ! . 1 ''. 4 : "44. '"iii, 4k _tom. . ... I ",* ... . ...$ t: • . (• ... . . s . j. , ... : ,.. t ... . •. • '' . ' ... ', . • ''' . ' ....' .6 41 .,7 . ~..• '", :72 4 ~.. -,, .7'• • 1 ...:*: IN, -,: • „A . ?, 1— . ' 1 ','_' • 1 •N - . .. lir i • ; 'a# • t . , . • • . . ."-• 4. • . . -4 N, \. 40 t ..." s • 4.# 1 11 0. 4 4 . , . - e I. : " k .e . ~.r .114 ( I; .0 1 : 14 : .:‘ ;: : : ••• _ . t . . [Pitt cr • ._... ilter the event er4,10-510.5h, of the cruelties er-avisic s ,, wat accused. _ .. Daring his stay:sat Naissrio.he was eagigial 4-14 • as possible in saviog.tloe remains of the- ffeas,-. The Rms. visions he has for his army, will suffice:44lore, attune months, and the port not being blockaded,hc,cmstatuy* receive more. 1! • As to the rest, the greatest tronqui t*thyirrrt at • ait . • Navarin. Beside the maim ity of the tmossiOrte s think : are still preserved.2o Tut kish. ships of -wsr, such as cor- - vett es, bogs, &c. - The ship of•the Clpitanisiey. that of the Petrone By, and three frigates, are aso in eiiit ' seeei. but it will be Intipostiblitd iriate ehini speworthip TUC number of - INriks and E j tyjoitig•l6ll4l , (saitho ' 1 anount to 8,000, an d 1;000' woutideV *DbritiCilte 'battte ffve Turkish lhiivis of Oar wdlebbritedirthestities Were driven *shore and ilk rnidtbirthe Tor bs;'whO feers•-' itd. !pit the AHied Bunch-oak Shahid . hettime - Matter iOf 011em..:.4irskrivir Oloseated.f ' -- ':". -s - ' • " :It appelittlioin the•Malhii(asitte that Taber Pitt,* ' lisestemed at folldiaito the tote Which the Allied Ad iiiiiall,addressad to hiin,e6'er the litutleof Itatiluln:- ' " I pinnoise chit ton-liestilityabillibil:iemfttkled by I • 1 die'bessels witictl ftWfbiabi i bite Ys-l-lii*Olito irsiihtivity • taw dt landforees and theforts, I cann o t milklAilliVE • reepoitisiste fie ' Bill ' fog/ Mt* 7 • ' ' -",• : ''• '''' - ' : :t• •- • , ':t., krt.t -.-... 1 5 • ' i'l t iril itT glis* '. ' l / 4 ',;•,- • :. t , in ; I. - t' ti "" TiTs'aftertrtshmdtitely •ditit the 'Gblieiltdbilliolltscie- lriit) orthi . Codicil' of the Iles:hai'iiiettiecl'a decree ' of die Rang, setrich will :poi :ty be 'Rrotritil,gated, and which; with some eicipti'oria•:tettatiee foist. principal Chiefs, grants a general autlietilitil 111- t t he A rwouldos Of Catalonia. • •• • • .: . ..... ~ • With the exception 4' thos e eloplod fit Catalonia, all the regiments Of eavalr y'svilf, at t he' end of the year, bare changed their garrisons. The firth of thelipe . ..ur march from Zamora to Granada ;that which ;kit Gra nada will take possession of Badaj•4 ; OM Castile is' the destination of that. at.Baclajoirt Burgos 4nd PA lonia will exchange-those which they hold at present. The most favourable results for the mother tummy. are looked forward to ftom the differences .which have ' arisen between Bolivar and,Paez. :The latter has al ready requested aid'from,the Spanish Generals at Cuba and Portn.lticO, promising that-he and his will act for the interest of the legitimate. Sovereign of those coun tries. , The,O . enerals have hastened to,forward arms to itim; 'antra is affir Med that two envoys frOm Fatally - re arrived at • Bayonne, in..order to 'tpfornt the Spanish' overnment' of the favourable intentions of the Ctacpt• Man Chief. It is also said, that some dais past, there I, hive been received from the Generals in cominans? at Porto Rico and Cuba, positive vouchers re-Iktirig %IMO relations with Pats. ' ' P. - ' " ' ' . ' a • • noir ri 1 QUOTiViillillt Of SuribilT. -. • : .- ' ' '; • • .'• BARCEbOWN,De4.4. ' ' • On4he4th instant, as • halt.past oost-o'clokit in the morning, the sound of the 'cahoots ;of Motitiiiick an. , mounced that their Majesties approachett-this eiphal. the immense Topolation which had as-embleeltbes• :every side to pay the-tribute of their IV ete and roves* to their Majesties; stationed themselves on the gileat 'road of La Croix Outwears, where the Junta u• Duet.; 'lion awaited their Majesties. • The happy at sment-ws length strived,.aod.his Escellency the b•larrltPs-91...1./am hal a Pi isid l ipfithe Juntai. off. red. tti their Majesties s in the name of 7thi".city of ,Barctiona, the trituhphAl charict which had been prepared for thcm.. The King deigned to accept it, and. admitted- all she members 4 . • of the Junta to kiss his royal hand, when : their.progrest was directed to the gate.ol4,Aotliony, where hi. git e cellency Lieutenant General Count Villensur,Gaventos of the town, was.at twthead of the Muiticip*litssavl# presented the keys of ,the town co their .Majestlett •Sttls►. liehly_ orpameoted dish. Before this ceretoresf.itlw 'heavens mere seen coveted with a consislerphle cuirass of. pbtecms.4ich,snating gently around tiotic 4 aig,t*:, speedily . MOS*. 101,1141144111.S1904:11,, af if they weralliiertg • to present to the 4 cusoirrx,the•p;Aycre of the Brice,' looians Jor the preseyeaticipsearkl thallappiness :pf' -Limit beloved •Soveteignol„ ....• -. •.. .sr• :•-, - :,:."...4-.ia. Wt - ... 4 s . . EAST..IbIEM4 HOUSE. ' ,l ' . •.. 7 Yesterday a Quarterly -General _Conn .4 - ...Profeifi4m was held at the ,East,Jnclka.flouse, for :the Qrf declaring ypt a Dieidegil frosayPdidslalrtPal'lll'Al.:. tiOt mas next . The Couitiniedelipecial;l4i4o p*e , of laying before the ,Proptittors.ips gi4iii pCiql#ttopo p Resolutina of the • Court , of . Direetyrk: taristiq'so j Captain Thomas Buchanan, the prestot-$o l'ln.teAdaut of the Bombay Mat ine, .a petsipi.of int - 44er_ating, • ~• .- . ...- ton thC grotak4s therein stated. -*' ttell - Lil UT, in the Chair. -! 1 .1 .1 1. 14E,Y,"" Tile Coainums declared the Dividegti tiaiiibVeajo. panes Stock to be . sl pet...cent. for theisplfrkir tilling in J tnuary nest. . . 'lhe CHAIIIIItkiI then, after statimktha . rtirpose for which the Coat was made special, said:Oat )se Wouid ' explain to the . Cou rt _ the grounds on wbiels Ibe'2,ko posed grant was submitted to. them. His• bia - jetyfivtl been graciously r pleasecl to :intonate, through the me dium of the Lord High Admiral of England , his inteq. Linn of placing. the Officers - of the Bombay Marine in • the same ;dative rank with those •in his Majestf • s Navy. The Bombay Satins, of course, must feel gratibedby such a markof the Royal favour. It being 'necessary,' in . conseqatmcg.cif this arrangement, that Captain Buchapan should,. be removed from the, lima (ion he at, piesnO_K-Iditkyould be unjust to supelbe‘le ,Alm, .yonsider,itig the length ; of his services, without Isom; compensation, and he felt. convinced that the Court ; oold ,agree_ that _Alter.Captaili bad .a just days to the remuneration proposeiL-• He pep cloded by pip posing tbe,eboveresoltsjion. . .., . • • Captain Istafrietiowished to know bow long Cap tain,Buchaealt badiseen Superiutendans of4he Bombay Marine?. ; i 4..... :-.. .. .-- • . The CH 4insAitj . tepised, two years. ~ i • - Captain 4ts4strata said, _he should like..lo'kholv whether the recent alteration etai-not i s o conteinplotiga long before. she time when the Captain Was .appoinied to .his 'present situatiors 2 . Rik shatter most decidedly oppose the grant, as sin unneciMaryieapendituie of : the . CoOpapy's moony ;.,and as to,ilt e statement abbtii'lle: Captain's dlsappoiotment by [hot eteqr k'riirtitOellti; "sod nitine many ahle•and eitakiiiincelt Ofgclitklsrliii „ 1' NOW much -longer in the .CiolipariYAriite, - .1t114' . Met with 'much greaterstimpraintshedr.. a ..Il .. t'-:• m r ,-H . sarthe - objected i 'idtbc.gtantoktlst-iillt• gttgeiie§!`. -, ' - 'iliiiii itt t•n iericAlifillti Ai • -40. A. ., ” i it tht.catiS .- • icft.e.4.*lttim - . Al iko its fil'd betirra t t it expettatiosts' •makkilea, • , i>l4lj.o V. AEOM ATIC'PIRIT OF VINEGAR. rrillS agteeable jperflrnsed liquor (the original ht% ? f. Mary) trbieltis of 'well-known efficacy in artitylag, Fam i nes. apd, flead-ache i . anil - in countellicting die egrets' ctover-Iseated. slogs, pr infected'aly„ continues to pre pared, fn tbr oeitett perfeefidn,lly 'Batas. THOS. add WNI4 MansfictiO4 Cbeinists, Ibtchesser. is;eold in lantion, vaboiraitle lad fossil, by Messrs. &viz, and MAW, Wrf4nAP, cOOSPUrierfek ; amd-1 Recall, price 2s. sd. by out alPtig. fig Jinprejin every pyiaciA). Town; but it cannot be genuine, Weis the' names of the • aftra propaleto • are engraved on the 4.kriviiniiiein Wan*, wbidb is Aided veer the talk td 'eau! Aural dipanheilloyesuwe.sidd hy layleriiad Moor, :as Issas/ }tats eltititija* fikAfifat 4 01 i s- OP** etas ' sti A s t i tiftt alAcysiA l in bottles at Its. 94: ir T a. J. t)IS