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per (t. 7 ; . • . e C3 ll, t i t • ` ; g ite• • • • , • •r . • •. • - 41' . • •, • . 7, 114 . 1 ; • .1 ;. • • • • " • • % • . • fiio(t‘isottge -0.,g • ita r - - •• ". VP - 0 1 :N MO • ir(•S • WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 31, 1827., [Paws Sziorparics. ,ALUNG OFFICS, Teiskerg 51, 1827. HERS for VICTUALLING ke. do hereby give Notice, the 6th of Fel:ornery, they will writing (sealed up), and treat for FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, JAN. SO. Ind Henry Hayman, Great Jansen Ashwell and Joseph Rayner, UsitairThallins-shvei.frlia sLweistta William Thompson, Charles Fiwwwortlt. and Arthur limania, Allhallows Wharf, Upper Thanasusnet, lead and tin nstenissts; (so tar u regards Charles Farnworah). Robert Jones, Theme Jones, Ezekiel Jones, and George Hulme, Manthester, iris I= der* and 'Machine makers (so fir' as regards Thomas Jones). Watson, York, sod Joseph hloyser, Surten-upoo.Dervrent, YINIP shire, corn millers. Sarah Harvey }ad Francis Figgiestria, Ear, worth, Nottinghamshire,, farmers. John Pentsolin and Jams M'Gooch, London, drapers. Henry John Stobbs and= Andrews. Chiswell:street, Finsbury' John Frederick s and Charles Augustus Cordes, Fenchurch.etreet, merchants. 31116 Dorman and Mark Dorman, Ashford and Canterbury, Reny currier.. William Hemingway and Joshua RobertmWils Birstail, Yorkshire, card makers. Mathew Treacy and LOOS Clement Harrison, Old Change, straw-IPa nuoufacterera. Jelao Parkin, Ws , Parker, John Wright Clank (deftest Sal • PORTUGAL BANKRUPTCY SUPBBSRDRD. David Morgan, late of Neatli, Glameiganshixe, ironmonger. - BANKRUPTS John Cash, Liverpool, tailor and draper, .M.sumunder, February 19,13, and March 13, at eleven, at the Star and Garter Tavern, LiverpooL Attornies Mr. blawdsley, Liverpool; or Messy.. Adlington and Co. BeCiford•row. - Charles Squires SiWester Maida Hiß. Edgeirare-road, and Mary:- la-boon - lane, Dolorcl-i:trieet, builder and bricklayer, Febramy 6, 13, and March 13, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Clift, Gray's Inn. John Dalton, Rathbone-place. Oxford-street, man-milliner, Feb. 2, at twelve, 13, at ten, and blarch -13, at nine, at - the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basitighall-street. Attorney, Mr. B. Lawrence, Dean's -court, Doctors ' Willie= Edward Ledfard, Ili 14, at six,ls, and March 13, dersneld. Attornies, Metall Mr. Taylor, Mlr6eld, Yorks Charles Spins and Abraham I i mam ' Pearsall V, is, and Match Anson of Batiluoira. ' Peet kry. . Cade, Shansi; • am 4 March 13, al eliven, f Bankrupts, Basinghalktreet., ' ImuSelds. Richard ProMtt, Frislaiseireet. twelve, 13, and March 13, at , skitters of Bankrupts, Basingiall-street. .... Oxford-street. John Clitsome Musgrave - Somersetshire, bankers, P at the White Horse Inn; . __ and Co. Gray's Inn ; or Mr. tharlosAL Backlanti, Shaftesbury. William Thomas, Ledbury. Heleferdshfre, *lnkster, February 6, 7, and March 13, at eleien, it the Plume of Feathers Inn end Hotel, Ledbury. Attannies, L Mr. James Gregg, Ledhury ;or Mr. Beverley, Garden -court, Temple. William Holgate, Stainton Cotes, Yorkshire, granter, February 9, at Sue, 10, and March 13, at eleven, at the Golden Lino lan, Settle. Anomie', Messrs. Hartley and Co. Settle; er Mr. Bevetley, Garden-court, Temple. Robert llaggott, Ledbury, Herefordshire, breeches-make?, Feb. 6, 7, and March 13, at eleven, at the Plume of Feathers Inn and Motel, Ledbury. Attornies, Mr. Robert Phelps. Ledbury; or Mr; Beverley, Garden -court, Temple. uel NicliOlson, New-street, Covent-garden, ebeesettiongtw. JPoirsary 6,16, and Watch 13, iat eleven, at the Court of Com iiiideiners of Bankrupts, Basinehall-street.. Attorney. Mr, Hat chino, Crown-court, 'Threadneedle-street. John Willianis (otherwise John Matthew Williams), Beddington, Surrey, boarding-housekeeper, February 2,9, and Match 13, it eleven, a the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basing , hati-krett. Attorney, Mr. Cossolagbam. Bryauton-street, Pon- Extracts of letteri received from Lisbon: LT Jatenti 13. " The strivel of the French fleet in the barbour'proi bused very diffrient impressions upon the different po litical parties in this city, some of whom saw in it a mere visit of ceremony made Ity the French Ambassa dor previous to his departure for Brazil; some actually viewed it in so alarming a light, that they imagined it the prelude to a commencement of hostilities with the English; and others formed the opinion that it was their intention to carry off with them the old Queen of •Pot& nisei, to be mid. use of at some future period as a sal -1 of the Constitutional Govern- A the subject is at an end, alike retterday on iti destination so Brazil. • difficithiei under which the Con • labours, is the almost entire dis.. 'al system. There was a die. Deputies a fortnight ago for p"to the Governtient of elloita • though ,be Minister of Finance, in his ea/satiated on the necessity of the agenclki of the country, the proposi- Chantliei-of Peers, where , the , *grcitind that the seeuritiel pro the duties• to be levied•on and Frenth wines imported, 1r that purpose, but • that the ..n ought to be effected first, and the lenders. to take the general security of the country. It was then pro posed, according to the Charter, to send a deputation of members of the Lower House, to meet one of the Upper, and to have a conference, for the discussion of the proposition. The conference met; but after .much angry discussion it ended in the. rejection of the lean project. Such is the state of Portuguese finaneeit pre. sent. The antouat which it was intended tnraise by this loan was half a million sterling. ,ISCUIT MEAL, and ' Dried HOUSEHOLD FLOUR. i 's Viatualllng Stores, at Deptford, February, and the remainder by the Contracts may be seen at this Office. price in words at length', and be the Day appointed ; and the Person Person on his behalf, must attend M. WALLER CLIFTON. k tugrupts, - Basinghall-street. Attorney, Ur. Parkin, Wm, Airier, „lobo Wei& mink (demised), Lavrroice ah to oe mule use of at n court, Doctors Commons. Potts, Bartholomew Hounsfield, and join ihaeldoo, pboo t totia lying point to the enemies of d, Brighouse, Yorkshire. merchant., Feb- Works, Nether liallam,ShciSeld. Yorkshire, tilting and other boat- ment. All speculation on the rcb 13, at eleven at the Swan Inn, Hid- cress (so far as regards Wm.Parket and I. Potts). B. Derhstua French fleet sailed yesterday ?dents. Smith a n d Co. Hattomtarden; or . and Thos. Bevington, Graceetturch.street, merchents, and Sunset "' On .. eof the great difEcnl Yorkshire. . : . Bevington and Heavy Beriargtoo, Neater , Minh Bernsosibris segiagot Joh , Eons*, sad j ag . lo is . stitutional Governnient libot barn Chubb Smut, Bath, eroktnet. makers.. Surrey, brath e r-dr eseers . larch 15, at one, t u ta w coun-ot his. lilpertoo. Wiltshire, brewers aid wokrera• Dam and aritngement of its financial Basinghailigimi. AstpaWaik Ma Btu Ohs . Ofikettenq uew eskire, Wilma and earn dealers. ' . ;zee h t the ch a mb er pf E ,4c1•41 n s laws- in itlieweWideiran'ta • Sipreyoebada.faseacei r !brawy t aa IL5.' 'sited belt.Frasee, and Tran i : * *Lamm, in* t loin ; hut though the Peen, at the Coen ed.r • nof Leers. Thomas Judkins sad Joa,eph Iticliard Juiljilips t . 'Map- 1-street• i. Attornayi Mr. • • !Jacobi's ate.street-Within, takers . Uenry Wilier awl John Saunders plate in the house, ralnitiati ding, Southstatkairldge Wharf, coal merchatits. Jos. Wiwiiiii leek to meet the esigenclis iiaireet. warehouseman, February I, at Manebeiter, Thomas Cartwright and William Lentston, Water- tion Wan referred to the Ch` h 1 5, at line, at the Court Of Commis- batsmen, Staffordshire, hardware and toy members. .(so. far u . oa . t was re j ecte d; on uteri ri Sasingkall-street. Attorney, his. English. regards JosephWootid). Thomas Morris, sm. David .plorris, and b .. - • Thomas Morris. jun. Carmarthen, bankers (so far as regards Thos. posed by the Minister, viz. I me and Thomas Garrett, Wintwitons Morris, jun.) " John Sberratt and William Pemberton. Prescott foreign rice, foreign corn, al a, February 5,6, and Min* 15, at acres, Lancashire, atm:lles. Watson Alcock and Cuthbert Robinson., ought not toibe offered fir no, "asuman. Anomie', Messrs. Hicks lon. Stockton, Durham,. surgeons .. . Henry Bushell and George !non ernetht t ut ko asiTArtoti gel .. ~- . .. .. .. . ... ... . LETTER , OF fli3 WEAL'S .ITE DUKE OF YORK.' Bookseller te the Bo* pawnra . ' - it p‘bEsited, the ;mina Epartaet !MOM LETTER: - with 06serl itative'ebarsetet I a step reodeitid Sir HElllitrt Tana Pa M hot ' Comm. • . • ' This ilsy was imbeisbed, MOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE. Min. Foe FEBRUARY. Ma. Cowesstss: _ • nervy Washington Leads (thai George Corker), IVorcesi. stationers, and metal manufact of fancy pods. FRENCH PAPERS. of s Narrative of the Burmese War—ll. Gallery of Prose Classics. By the English Opium-Eater. No. 111. Persia-IV. The Corn Laws—V. Selwyn in builder. Chaps..S and 4—VI. Winerde Wynkin's Oa ;Murder, considered as one of the Fine Arts 01freinbiat. No. 4.".2. Ernest, Duke of Suabia—lX. a Daughter—X. A Vision of the Deep XI. fork. :- t .- William Blackwood, Edinburgh; and T. Cadell, ;LAINS, RHEUMATISM, STRAINS, &c : "S CAJEPUT OPODELDOC.—Cajeput t is the basis of this Opotleicloc, has been lons Continent, as a remedy for Chronic Rheumatism, Affections, Chilblains, Palsy, Stiffness, and Enlargement Sprains, Bruises, and Deafness ; and the experience n England,proves that it merits the high character by the most eminent in the profession, in those obstinate . Being combined in the form of Opodeldoc, it is rem penetrating, and consequently much more efffeacious as application. Rubbed upon the skin, by means of fennel, hand, it allays morbid irritation of nerves, inviresten ems, and accelerates the ( - imitation. A Bottles, at Is. lid. and as. 9d. by Butlers, Chemists, Chnapsiffe, corner of St. Paul's; 73, Princes -street, Edinburgh; ied 84.Eatkvilleatreet, Dublin ; Savory and Co. 156, New Bond. Willsnott, 83, High—street, Borough; and the principal Venders in the United Kingdom. she May lie had, MARSHALL'S UNIVERSAL' teleellent Ilemsdy for Chilblains when broken; used Burns, &c. Ask for Hotlet's Cajeput Opotleldoe. GOSS'S WORKS. • - nominees paging nostra sapit. Our page relates to man.—Maasrar. Just published, price ss. in boards, Sixtekh &Mon, 1. THE AEGIS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Cornmea -1 tary on the indiscretions arising from Human Frailty, is whkh the Causes, Symptoms, and baneful Effects of Lues Ve speral, Gononbtea, Stricture. eminal Weakness, &c. are folly de veloped; Part 11. embraces Practical ObservatiOns se Sexual Debility, Self-Abase, and Mental Irritation, with some interesting Observations on Vegetable and Animal Life; in Part 111. is a Series of Cues illuseatiwe of the preceding subjects, explaining them in a familiar manner.—By GOSS and Co. Consulting Sur geons, London. Natura beatk Omnibus ate dedit, uti quit cognaverit ad.—Quintus. Since Heroin to all the fund of bliss supplies, Its frugal application marks the wise. HYGELIJIA' a Non-Medical Analysis of some Complaints incl. laud to Females, in which are offered some important adnsoni. dais an the peculiar debilities attending their circumstances, ayan pathles, and formation. The subject of Sterility is especially dwelt spew Interesting and important cases illustrate the subject. Qs° fugit Venus? Hsu! quote color decens. Hor. Lib. 4. Od. 1L Whither files Love? AV. where the charming bloom ? The above may be had of Sherwood, Gibes t, and Piper. 20, Pa ternester-row, k C. cbapple,s9, ; S.W. Forts, 41, Piccadilly ; ,Callow and Wilson, 16, Prinees.street, corner of Gerrard-atrrat, Sobo; T. and G. Underwood, 32, Fleet-street ; Ilighky and Son, 174, Fleet-street ; Onwbyn, 4, Cadserine.strert, Strand, London ; klatckett and Stevenson, Burke and Kjnnebrook. Norwich; Deck, Ipswich ; Dutton, Bury St. Edmund's ; Sheppard, Corn. street, Bristol ; Barratt and Duffield, Bath ; Hatt, Cambridge ; Todd, Brigpte, Leeds ' • Wrightson, Birmingham • Trewnaan, Batter; Wisistenbohne, York; Gore, Liverpool; darrop, Man , Buster ; M‘Pbun, 1.55, Trongate, Glasgow • 9, Calton-street, .Edinbergh; Porter, 72, Graftou•street, Dublin ; and by all Book. sellers—(Price 5a.) Messrs. Goss and Co. are to be consulted, as usual, every day, at their horse; and Patients in the country are requested to describe minutely the case, enclosing a remittance for Advice and Medicine, which canbe forwarded to any part of the world. GOSS and Co. M.R.C. Surgeons, No. 1, atriet, London. :et,Flret• CHILBLAINS, RUEUMATISMS,.PALSIES, Su. CHILBLAINS are prevented from Breaking, and their tormenting Itching, instantly removed by WHITE HEAD'S ESSENCE of MUSTARD, universally esteemed for its extraordinary efficacy in Rheumatism., Palsies, Gouty Affec tions, and Complaints of the Stomach; but where this certain remedy has been unknown or neglected, and the Chilblains have actually broke, WHITEHEAD'S FAMILY CERAI'II will ease the pain, and very speedily heal them. This Cerate is equally eillescioos For all ill-conditioned Sores, Sore Legs, Scorbutic Erup tions, Notches, Pimpks, Ringworms, Shingles, Breakings out en the Pace, Nove, - Ears, and Eyelids, Sore and Inflamed Eyes. Sore Heads, and other Scorbutic Humours. The ESSENCE at 11l US. !AM) is perhaps the moat active, penetrating, and cautions remedy in the world, curing the severest Sprains and Bruises in fess than half the time usually taken by any other Liniment or Embrocation; it also heals Cuts, Punctures from Sharp bent tnenrs, Nails, Thorns, Splinters, &c. with incredible facility, with out smart or pain, preventing inflammation and festering, and is equally useful In the various accidents of animals—in abort iris a domestic remedy of such uncommon excellence and utility, that so family sensible to its own Comfort should ever be without it. Prepared only, and sad by R. Johnston, Apothecary, IS, Greek. street, Soho, London. The Essence and Pills at 21. 21. each ; she Gene at Is. tail. and 2s. 9d. They are also sold at 68, Gambill; and may be had of every Medicine Vender in the finned Iciogdom. k" The Genuine ha the name of R. Joessams printed glo she Government Stamp. stati.equaft. VVilliain .oaSewell, Little sheliald, Yorkshire, builder, February 7,8, and- March 131, at twelve. at the Angel Inna.Sheield. At tornies, Ble. Andrew Allan Hardy, Sheffield; tic Wiliiant Henry King, Hatton.garden. John Horne Clark; Hoiles.street, Cavendlah.square, appraiser, Feb. 2, at. twelve, 15, at ten, and March 13, at nine, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall.street. Attorney, lifr. Parker, Dyer's.baildings, Holborn. Samuel Huber, Canterbury, builder, February 12, at three, 15, and March 13, at eleven, at the Gildhall, Canterbury. Attar- Dies, Messrs. Moser ana Co. Canterbury ; es Messrs. Nether soles and Co. Pases-street, Strand. Christopher Goodrick, Etten Yorkshire, corn - factor , February 12,13, and March 15, at deem, at the Old Send Hill, York. Americo, Meson. Jaren and Co. Coleasan-street ; or Messrs. Wood and Co. - Yort. Richard Skinner, Tiverton, Revonskire,"aitinet-maker, February 7, 21, and March 15, at twelve, at the Angel Inn, Tiverton. Anoraks, Messrs. Constable and Co. Symead's 11311; or Mr. James Partridge, Tiverton. Robert Burton Withy, Phanlx.alley, Long-acre, coal-merchant, February 2, 13, and March 13, at eleven, at the Court of Com • misaloners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Anomie% Messrs. Browne and Co. Furnival's Inn. William Yeatherd, Jury -street, Aldgite, wine -merchant, February 6, 20, and March 13, at ten, at the Court of Colamissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-streA. Attornies, Maui. Overton and Co. Tokenhouselawl. • • tes• P; P",, • /. gomenwwwo"ll""ammemmte • NUMBER 12,470.. ••. VICTUALLIM TEE colfkissioNE 1 - kit MATESTTSIIA YY,, • Rat on TOESDAY NEXT, • :M ready to receive Tenders in w Hy 'MIT a Three Thousand Sacks of BIS( Re Hundred Sacks of Kiln D to be delivered into his Majesty's b a t( of each by the 45th of Febrt oh of March next. De Conditions of the Contract . Bach Tender must specify the i defivertdbefore One o'clock on th vibe sakre the Tender, or slime I is eve when called fob. • II POSTHUMOUS LB HIGHNESS THE - LAI (ILEAC -Parin, Bookie ti• sommeew that ens Dot ei THII ROYAL POSTHUIN m ove establishing its authoritat ne cessary by the Ilisavowal of Sir d an B o okseller is Town and C 56, St. James's street, Mee of the Naval and Military : • This day wet BLACKWOOD'S EMI Not CXXIL Poe Cam L Srodvass's Narrative of the the German Prose Classics. By Lent Persia IV. TI Such of a Daughter. Chaps..S a Xlethe—Yl I. On Murder, tonal VIII. Hors Germanks. No. t. *ldle Death of a Daughter—X. The Doke of York. . Printed for William Blackwc &rad, London. • - CHILBLAINS, RHEUM BUTLER'S CAJEPUT oiloribich is the hub of I entesseed es the Continent, s a Spissodk Mettles', Chilblains, pf the Joints, Sprains, Bruises, am •of late years, in England, proves t given of it by the most eminent in complaints. Being combined in th dered more penetrating, and come an external application. Rubbed u IF the warm band, it allays morbi theabscrbents, and accelerates the Seld in Backs, at Is. lid. an , corner of St. Paul's; teen, Dublin ; qvip . 83, High—stre ~sp. .11waders in the United . - B a k i tla also May lie had, 11 1111 'Ream Bawdy f LMmNy Burns, /cc. Ask for Butler', • G OSS'S DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. George Beadle, Bishop Stortfbrd, Hertfordshire, tailor and draper, is in Insolvent circumstances, and unable to meet his engage menu with his ereditom—Filed January 21. William Snow Bitty, Richmond-street, Walwortb, surgeon and , apothecary, is in insolvent circumstances, and unable to meet his engagements with his creaitors.--Faled January 29. Sampson Emanuel Sampson and Isaac Sampson, Battersea, and Greek.atreet, Soho, vitriol and aquafortis-atanafacturers, are in insolvent clrennutances, and unable to meet their engagements with their creditors.—Filed January 30. DIVIDENDS to be made in BASINGHALL.STREET. Feb. 20, Nathaniel Banos* Hutchins, St. James's. street. china sod glass warehouseman, at twelve. Feb. 20, Richard Hodgskin, Brampton, Kent, grocer, at ten. Feb. 20, John &Rs, Susses. place, Kent.roth, Surrey, brewer, at one. Feb. 20, Charles Fearoley, Crutched.friars, wine merchant, at twelve. Feb. 23, Stephen Lawes, Charlton, Hants, farmer and horse dealer, at eleven. Feb. 20, John Creed. Bedford.court Covent.garden woollen.. taper, at eleven. Feb. 20, Thomas Deacon, Trowbridge, Wilt. hire, at ten. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Feb. 22, Sarah Ring, Bristol, earthenware and glass dealer, at sne, at the Commereial.rooms, Bristol. Feb. 20. •Michael Irish, Lewes, Sussex, lime-burner, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Lewis. Feb. 22, Charles Wells an d Samuel Wells, Norwich, battiest, at four, at the Swan Inn, Norwich. Feb. 2d, James Fewswr, Liver pool, joiner, at twelve, at the George Inn Dale•street, Liverpool. Feb. 21, Esther Rayner and Jelin Medley, late of Newport, Isle ' of Wight, corn merchants, at two, at the Guildhall, .Newport. Feb. 20, Charles Thomas Rimer, Southampton, eheesemoager, at twelve, at the Office of Mr. George Augustus Callaway, solicitor, Portsmouth. Feb. 21, Joseph Cliff, Nantwich.Willaston, Che. shire, cheese factor, at twelve, at the Hop Pole Inn, Cheshire. Feb. 20, Hugh Johnson, Liver pool, grocer, at one, at the Office of Messrs. Parkinson and Culcheth, solicitors, Lord-street, Liverpool. CERTIFICATES.—Fn. 2Q. Abraham Francis, late of High Holborn, linendraper: Henry Oldershaw, Bulwell, Nottinghamshire, miller. J. Carter, Osford street, St. Mary-la-bonne, furrier, and Leghorn hat dealer. Wm. Wilkinson and John Aiitehr.ll, lieighley, Yorkshire. worsted spinners. Jacob Matthews, St. Philip and Jacob, Gloucestershire, collar and hat neas maker. Wm. Terr y, Brighton, Sussex, builder. William Pennington, Crnsthwaite, Westmorland, paper maker. Henry Hill and Thomas Tickell, Watling-street. iron merchants. Joseph Thomas Gritton, Tipton, Staffordshire, ironmaster. Chas. Alluton and Richard Smith, late of Belvedere.road, Lambeth, I Surrey, soap manufacturers. George Whicher, Petworth, Sussex, apothecary and druggist. John Wright, late of Peckham Rye, Surrey, brick-maker. John Andrew Unger, Femaeurt, Fes ' church.street, Merchant. Thomas Archer, Pin's-green, Newland, Worcestershire, corn dealer. Samuel Par k er , Whitchurch, Salop, ironmonger. Chas. Archer, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, builder. Samuel Ashton, Birmingham, iroafounder. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Nathaniel Colson, Richard Nathaniel Colton, and Henry Colson, Eiveuburst Farm, Brenchley, Kent, farmers. Josiah Towne and William Blumford, Crown -court, Threadneedle-street, attitudes. Paulus Amen and George Wilson, Liverpool, cigar manufacturers, Charles Henry Hale and William Binfield, Cbthenhdon, music sellers. William Shackell, Thomas Arrowsmith, and Thorns. Hodges, Johnsou's•court, Heat -street, primers. Gabriel Jacob and., angel Laurent. T. Klng.hury, Charles Parbury, and Will Houghteo Alien, Leaderthall-street, booksellers and stationers (so far u regards T. Kingsbury) Samuel Castle and Thos. Fatharley, Bermoddsey, shipwrights. l'honiar Allbut, and Thomas .111boe, 'jun. Hanley, Srefrardehire, printers. Morrie, Sandwich, • • vainirdidi al .I oso kopiaAT, /AWAIT 19. FROM THR PRONTIRRS OF RUSSIA, JAIL It. The delay of the departure of the Marquis de Ri- beaupierre for Constantinople gives rise to various con jectures. As this Ambassador, at is well known, is to act in concert with Mt. Stratford Canning, in what regirds the pacification of Greece, it is natural to sop posethat some delay must have been agreed upon—the more so. as a report is spread, that the principles pro. claimed by Mr. Canning in'the sitting of Parliament on the 19th December, have made so disagreeable an im pression at St. Petersburgh, that the Emperor Nicholas has addressed to all the Continental Courts a declara tion, in which the words employed by Mr. Canning are blamed with moth energy, and which contains an snit union to take steps in common at London to prevent a repetition of such affronts. Other accounts from St. Petersburgh, which we cannot guarantee any more than the preceding, say that the Russian Cabinet is resolved, if Mr. Canning does not give a new and satisfactory, declaration, to cease all negotiation whh him. •We repeat, however, that thii news requires confirmation. As for the Greek question a misunderstanding fie. rireen the Courts of London and St. Petersburgh would be a veryunfortunate event, and if M. de • Ribeaupierre bad already set out, would leave much doubt 4sf the speedy success of the negotiations commenced at Con. stantinople, in which the friends of Greece take so lively an interest.—Allgenreine Zeitmeg. PARIS, JAKI/6111r SS. LIES Or THE DAT. The Courier Francais.—The managers of the Vaud& vale having asked permission to give to that theatre the name of the " Theatre of his Royal Highness the Duke of Bordeaux," M. de Riviere answered that this permis sion could not be granted, because his Royal Highness would never go to the play. The Journal du CONINIETCC.—The Member who by declaring for several amendments to the proect of law decided the nomination of M. Bonnet is M. Miron de Lepinay. The ConstitmtionneL—At the moment when the M. nistry denounces the liberty of the press, it causes to be printed in its journals insults against the first bodies of the State. The Eteik has written that those who attack the Jesuits are the successors of Carrier.* T►e following Is from the Echo di AG& FRONTIERS OF SPAIN, SArneme 19. The Spanish troops encamped on the frontiers of Portugal, have received orders to observe the strictest discipline, and to disarm all Portuguese Who shall pass the frontier, and who, in conformity with the orders of the Spanish Government, are to retire into Spain to the distance of sixty leagues. ST. SEBASTIAN. hog. 11. . The arrival of the mails was delayed yesterday by the bad weather: those from Strasburg and Huniagen bad not come in at three o'clock. _ _ Letters from Lyons of the 24th January say—" For some days past we bare had much more severe cold than is usual in our climate. M. Lavergne's thermo meter was at 19 degrees below Zero. The Saone is full of ice, and will be soon quite frozen over, though its waters are swelled. M. de Maubreuil was yesterday taken from La Force and interrogated by M. Mathias, the Judge who is charged with the preliminary investigation. That Ma. gistrate also received the deposition of the Dike de Doudeuville ' Minister of the King's Household, the Marquis de Dreuz-Bteze, Grand Master of the Cere monies, and Lieut. General Gtundler, who went to the tribune for that purpose. FROM TH II JOURNAL DI PAM. We think it due to the friends of literature to an nounce a publication worthy of their attention. We divest it of the superfluous recommentlation which op position Journals think 6t to connect with it. M. Vil- , lemain has no need of the support of political passions, l and he is above them. • The Etats has received no orders to attack the Revolutionists of the Consiiiislionsei, but from its hatred to the odious principles which that Journal publishes every day, it has desired to twilight= public opinion with respect to the real Tamara of ties. tittanar• Note ot Eng& AUSTRIAN JILALOUSIG—The Austrian Arnbasador St Paris hat refund to acknowtedje•tbe titles granted by BONAPAIII2 to his Marsbals sod other Officers, which are borrowed from the territories of Aultria. He wuuld not lately reedits the Marshals and other persons bearing these titles, but caused *ern to l* as. minced by chide Frefich mates. Thus the titles Ramat, Dat -1 tue.a, Liana, Tesitanne, Ea. bars • been proeceibed •by ?linen MerTiaxiceir.-41nutihaion The news .received yesteiday of the 'defeat of the Marquis de Chaves's troops, by Count Villa Flor, put us all in a bustle here. You will have seen the official account of it, at least all that the Government . has thought proper to publish in the Lisbon paper%; but , on their own :hewing the affair was a very iesignificant ope r and it was extremely injudicious of them to mag nify its importance in the manner they have done. The Minister Almeida, on receiving ir, went immediately to the Chamber of Deputies, and read the dispatch himself to that Assembly, so that the expectation of every one. was greatly raised, and the disappointment has .been great in proportion. " You may readily perceive that no trifling change has taken place in this city since the commencement of this month, when the British troops first commenced their disembarkation I the time since elapsed .is but small, still it has been sufficient to raise the exchange horn 49 1 , to I. to that of 52d. at which it is by this a a briskness in the way of trade to which we have been unaccustomed also begins to be felt." • PORTUGUESE PAPERS. OFFICE or ;RI SteRRTART 011 STATE ion vita ATRAIIUI OW WAS, JAIRIA,RI 18. tote front the Nadal Dispatches received today iA ibis eirs The Count of Villa Flor writes from Pinhel, an the 12th, stating that the whole force under his command passed the night in that city, whence he had advanced without anything new having occurred. After the Motion of the 9th, the rebels never -halted except biyund the Cos i and had occupied Almeida, Sinco Villas, Villas de Torp lin, and Malpartida. There is reason to believe that they intend to pass into the Spanish territory. The militia continue to abandon the rebels; and more than 200 men of the 6th Infantry, besides some Officers, byre already presented themselves to Count Villa Floe. The loss of the rebels on the 9th was very consider. able ; they had 200 wounded. • Lieutenant General Stubbs writes from Oporto, on the 14th, that Lieutenant General the Marquis de An ita occupied Villa Real on the 12th. Colonel Vas mancellas, of the 16th Regiment, praises the good spirit of that corps. Brigadier Jose Correa de Mello writes from Villa Ponta de Aguiar to Lieutenant General Stubbs, under date of the llth, that the militia of Chaves bad fled and dispersed before him, abandoning their arms; but that the troops of his squadron had encountered great dif ficulty in advancing to the Boticas, where, 'however, they arrived, having killed 40 Guerillas, and taken 16. PINTO, Chief of the Pim Direction. Extract from the glacial communications received by the Minis. ter of War, on the 18tb of Januaiy, 1827. The Count de Villa Floe writes from Pinhel, under date of the 14th instant, as follows :••••• 4 4Refet ring to my last dispatch, dated the day before yesterday, I have the honour to acquaint your Excellency, that by the re connoissance I made yesterday upon the Co., I find that the rebels do not intend to dispute the passage of that river. Of this lam the more convinced from the ac counts I have received up to the present moment, and consequently I am preparing to march to-night, so that I may by break of day be before Almeida, whose garri son, consisting of the militia regiment of Toisdella, sent to me this day offering me the possession of the fortress. The rebels have retired into the Portuguese villages nearest to the frontier, and I understand Itom.the Offi cers and soldiers who have deserted from them, and who this day have presented themselves to me, that the utmost discord prevails among them, and the troops accuse their Officers of having deceived them. . . PINTO, Chief of the First Direction. ILLUSTRIOUS AWD EXCIILLINT SIVANOR—After my passage to the right bank of the Mindega the rebels took the positions of Meceira, Chaves, Fornos, and Villa Mendo, as I announced to your Excellency, in my dis patch, No. SO. Oa the 6th instant, I was informed that the rebels were marching in the direction of Laps, by the road of Latnego, from which I presumed that they would at tempt the passage of the Douro at the Peso da Regoa, to attack Generals the Marquis de Angeja and Jose Correa de Mello, with very superior forces. To prevent them from accomplishing this object, I put the division in much from Mangualde on the 7th, on the Lamer) road by Castendo and Ferreira, where the spies, who kid been seal out in di:Dent directions, informed on she