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0 - - fy, ' , Per i'vrtt . .. 4, _ I .4 V ' / *: ,i i , . 4411 k i . . - At tli . 4 • :', 'lx, • ; .... . . . . • • . . • - - • . • ;' ill . . . .. is . . . I. v - • : I f ' .. i . .\ , 7 ,1 4- .... \ 'I ? N kn %It • ....,, it!, 4P . • . . . _.. ._. TUESDAY EVENING, :AO Numimea 12.314.] [PRICE SEVENPENCE. EAST INDIA NOM, AO 5, MI6. rilfiEvottnr of DIRECTORS of Me UNITED COMPIII7 q MEECH/NU V ENGLAND, Maki 6 0:e EAST INDlRS.4.herthy give That the Coen will be ready to receive Proposals in writing. se cr before Waniasoav the td Aognt seat, for the hire for a fur tbsittuntber of Voyages of each SHIPS of the BURTHEN of coat NINE HI:SPRED sod FIFTY TONS, !Sunders Ilfea -I.a-extent, n have performed their contracted number of 1311 Voyages In the Company's reran service. purr OFFICE. July !Pe 1826. THE Right Hentoareile the LORDS COMMIS SIONSRS of his mArzurrs TALCUM', having ap pointed Money fur the payment of Half Pay to Sea OLers from the Ist April to the 3dth June, 1828, according to his Ma jesty's letablielunent in that behalf. These are to give Notice, that the several Payments will begin to be made at the Pay Mae. by the Treasurer of his Majesty's Navy, at Ten o'Cloek in the morniog, on the following days, viz. On the 7th, dth, aad 9th of August, to Admirals, Captains. and their Attornies. enie Minister for amp Affairs, who had been cAlled from b . ' Spain, where be was AssAsssador, by the late Kiag, John VL to assume • the ensin-nt post of first Minister, and requesting of him to come to his hotel. Coast Porto Santo was no sooner inf,rmed of the landing of Sir C. Stuart, and the object of his arrival in Liens, than he had a. conference with the Regency, in- canines. !pence of which he gave in_ his resignation, dsclArnsg that he would h ave sacr ifi ced his life to have served hie King, and would even aler his death still sacrifice it to seserute his last intentions, the accomplishmtnt of whits Would, in his opinion, alone give !sappiness to the.cone. try : but that since the Regeocy was disposed to deviate from those intentions, he co•ild no longer saes Idia.res, And would therefore retire to his estates, havis.g be sinew need of repose on account of his Wog set vices, and the state of his hea!th ; that in no cite would be olio's/ Isis. name to be mixed up with eratters, constitutions, and English ;Aotection; that h • therefore bid them fire well. End woul4 send in his portfolio. In return to Sir C. S.uart's letter, Count Porto Santo replied, that if he wished to see or visit him, it w a s no further from Sir C. Stuart's house to his than from his to Sir Charles's ; that he might then take the trouble of coming, but that he (the Count) was indisposed ; that if the object of the invitation was a diplomatic conference, be must address himself to another person, fur that he had given in his resignation as soon as he was informed of the arrival of Sir Charles. This cond may displease some o n t h e partisans of constitql. el ideas , but is not the lets die - N iinguislrecl by no grand eur , an d courage. It is' thus that thud cause is maintained. 144 w The.same Journal contains the following statement, which seems to .4 ..illteNe4 to. correct the . singular article given abnve.s.—rae )3nke de Cardhaval, of the first family in our conntry, and who, like the illustrious • house of Medina Codi s on the accession of every flog . of Spain, psotests on the accession of each King of POT ' tugal, pretending they bn.has. move right-to the throne than the House of Braganza, is appointed President of the Chamber of Peers. The mother of this yostog y pian is a French lady, of the family of Montmorency. kle is quite overjoyed at being elevated to this eminent dignity, and zealously embraces the new system of be presentative Oovernesent. - He has had several 'con ferences with Sir C. Stuart, and be employs ail his clettit and his immense fortune in smoothing the obstacles„ - Which are opposed, and doubtless will be opposed, to the establishow.ot the new system of government. . 'R ~_, OM Tilt 1 4 0 NITglia. 1 : MADRI4, data t 9. Our filet of. ,this do, suataias who .follows . 1 — Iler Royal Highness the..lnfaista pouttalsabellainlasjo rrued the day before yesterday so this coital, irons e waters of Caldas.cia Raiitha, which the:Princess left. , 'booth they are still nece s s 4r y pa the restoration of her alas, in order t o devote herself .estar,elp s ee the ins. t a tsat holiness on which. the happiness of the nation iiw depends. Sir C. Stuart arrived here on the Ith a aboard the biamobd frigate. •He proceeditt 'tome._ lately to Caldai, to compli ment t he P r i nces ' s - Itesea -. on fie has brought with him the oligibal Decrees of the Constitutional Charter, and other documents relative to the new organization of the kingdom, which will be immediately published.", &tract of a Later tittle lesion at Marton. bola At Chevalier de nisch Reac-Adagral, consakaading the French Naval Forces In the Lenin s Moo, Jots 19, 1826. I hove the honour to report to you, that the corvette Echo has takes off the island Thermin, a pirate, who had lauded to defend his vessel. Lieutenant de Vaisseau, GOesenne, at the head of forty men, in the Echo's homy succeeded in unkennefling the banditti, who had taken refage among the rocks, and three of whom, who were werioasly wounded, have since died. The host, which was one of the newly constructed pirams; built expressly for.; corsair, was captured and carr'ed to Smyrna. I had loag been aware that these pit stet made the lilt of /aging their rendezvous and central station. I prOceeded thither with the S) rene and Galathee and.tlie Dauphinoise galliot. - I disemhaiked 300 men. under the command of Captaio Robert. Armed% boats were at the same time direct: dto every point, and I destroyed or captured fourteen of the pivite ships which infest those seas. Tit' Tenders with tile-woods " Ship Tender" on the cover, to be wvecally.soaled up, sad left with the &cretary at this noose,- st ur hiders TWOOTIIe ti'Llock at mama, on the said 24 of Atagostibeltilid which hour no Tender will be received. Oa the 10th, I ltla, 14th, 15th, and I ith of August, to Lievte toasts and Chaplain., and their Attornies. On the 17th and IS& of August, to Masters, Surgeons, and Puts,* 9 0 4 their Atomics. After which the Lists will be retailed the first and third Wed nesday it every Month, that an Per tons niay then and there attend i allt= k eelf become payable to them itUe 994 beide w to required by. Order in Cowsen of Sikh July. ISib the Forms of which were published In an Advertisesueet from this Once, dated 16th September, 1919. and may he pro cured at the Once of the Treeserer of the Navy ; and in case any of See Mid Officers should not be able to attend themwlves, but einfloy Attendee for that purpose, the said Attornies are to pro ' deco *imam Affidavits from the persons they are employed by. Where Man are Abroad on leave, their Agents are to produce attested Copies of such leave, before-the Half Pay can be paid. And as by Act of Parliament paused in the thirty-fifth year of his late Majesty's Reign, entituled An Act for establishing a more " easy end expeditious method for the payment of ()fifers belong " rag to his Majesty's Navy," it is enacted by the 10th clause of the said Act. " that if any Commissioned or Warrant Naval Officer, " who shall be entitled to receive Half Pay. and shall be desirous " to receive and be paid the same, at or near the phew of his resi- JOSEPH 71417, Itsviery. The perticutars of the TRIM sad conditions under litherhthe Ships win be entsieti far thi . clovers, applicatiun at the (Aloe of the uent Nth! on or after Monday out, the 10th Juli. LAST INDIA HOME, Ady 5, 11121 i. pHE COURT gf DIRECTORS of the UNITED -I- COMPANY if MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading to tGe'S AST INDIES, eh hes* give Notice, By a fortuitous accicient, it happened that just ai the moment when we adpeared off the point of the island on 'atria the town is situated, we found the brave Cattails engaged with a multitude of those brigands.— Vetted to see Greeks following such a course, he had threatened to burn one of their vessels. Oil the appear ance of the frigates, the pirates fled, attd Canaris came imme tiately on board to thank us Cu. a service, which, without knowing it, we had done him ; for it was nearly all over with him. That the Court will be ready to receive Proposals, in writing. on or before Wzonntioav, the 2d of August next, for the hire. far a further number of Voyages, of such SHIPS of the BUUTHEN of TWELVE HUNDRED TONS and OPWARDS, Bui ders' feasurernent, as have performed their Contracted number of Six Voyages in the Company's Regular Service. The Tenders, with the wards " Ship Tender" on the cover, to ►e +wooed!) , sealed up, and left with the Secretary, at this House, -at or before Twelve o'Clock at Noon, on the said Id of August, beyond which hour no Tattler will be received. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. " dente, he may apply to the Treasurer of his Majesty's Navy in " London, to have ends Half Pay paid at or near the place of his " residence, &e. in the manner pointed out by the said Act." And by a further Act passed in the fifty -sixth year of kis bite Majesty's Reigh,entiteled an Act for "enabling the Miters ha his Majesty's " Navy, and their Representatives, to draw 63r, and receive their " Half Pay," it is enacted by the brit and third clauses of the said Act, "that if any Meer in• his Majssir's Navy, who shall " be entitled to receive any stps--of milney for or on account of " his Half Pay, shall be 6esirims of drawing a Bill of Exchange for " the same, upon the COmmissioners of his Majesty's Navy, instead * of receiving she same by Remittent* Bill, be *al signify such A' desire by Letter to the Treasurer of his Majesty's Navy ; and * that if any Ofrieer in his Majesty's Navy, who shall be entitled " to receive any sum of Money for or on Account of Half Pay, " shall be desirous of haying his Half Pay paid to bhn by Ratzaet,l " at any of his Majesty's Dock Yards, where neck. for the " meta of Wages for the Navy shall reside, hismod of reeelving, l the same by Remittance Bill, or Bin of &dung', be is sp " apply either to the proper Clerk at the. Navy Pap Ofam in " Loudon, or at the Pay Mew at suck Deck Yard, signifying 's& I "Ms dedre' Notice is hereby further gives,. 'hat the Mil Pay riding the Mth June last, will commence paying on she .7tb,ot 4 401111014teeti and ai Phesens4esirous of drawing lir of the Ail Ply rentiteed N them, may apply as above direct.* M. bills of Ischaege draws under or by vine. el the Act shied Miss. Noble to the Stamp Duty. - No purism residlneet of his Majesty's Dominions are entitled to the privileges et this Act. I also burnt all the new piratns which were building. S )me of the principal inhabitants assisted-in ti,ii pork, and I promised them to make one of our vessels ofted touch at this point, itt order to secure theta agates the vengeance of the blackguard part ni,the inhabitants. I have since received the following litter from the Ipeariot Chide who have taken refuge at Rena The particulars of the Terms and Conditions under which the Ships will be engaged for the Company's Service, may be had upon applkation of the Office of the Clerk to the Committee of Ship ping, CM or after Monnai next, the 10th of July. EAT LIVDI.4 HOUSE, .fatly 26. 1826. 'THE COURT of DIREGtORS of Me UNITED - 1 - COMPANY of Jfitßelf4hTS e ENGLAND trading io E. 'T INDIES della* give Iftides, - That a GENERAL COURT the said COMPANY win 1..! held at their Hasse, to hall -street. 0111 F11.10.11T, the 4th Augubt unit, form Eleven otleelk In the foret.oon until Six in t to evening, to Ballot on the leliowisig question, agreeably to the et of the 68th Geo. TII. cap. 83. vlay T' Thin this Court confirm the liesolution of the Court of Di. •• jer.aoss of the Lth July, whereby the Commander• and Owners •' of the ship Royal George are fully acquitted ftem aU inputs... Aim of neglect nr misconduct in respect to the lowa qos ; ffrip d: Ia saw to deterinine. by sod Illeilm.wlistisr dabgbatiall f ru of the Proprietors present at sneh Sanwa Caw , the Court of Direstots in acquitting that Commoodor and paws' of the late Ship Royal George • from aY impoildeet et 111.Iet ar miscoodua respecting the loss ut beat ship P The Papers respecting the less of the said Ship are open at this Busse for the perusal of the Proprietors. PETER "WIDER, Assistant Secreteiy. , ,n THE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE. THE First Numbir of this popular Journal for 1116 was published on the first of January, and those who cesire to avail themselves of that opportunity for commencing ate requested to send their Orders a any Bookseller or News ti ender in their neighbourhood, by whom it will be regularly sup. plied. It may also he exported to friends abroad, by application to the General hist Office, ur to any local Post Master. The Proprietor has the pleasure to state, that this Journal com menced ehe present year with an accession to its force of New Cuattilmtors of first-rate Genius and 'lnformation, some of whom have l ie other Publications, been greeted with the undivided ap. pirser of the town, but who now inteod to devote themselves eatividuole to this PeriodicaL Andilg milimenise other original articles, published in 1826, will be 18684 • • SII:THE NUMBER FOR JANUARY. MOW 4Mitsinatioos on the Greek Drama, by Thomas Camp. 0111rglie Wisceriting Party, by Barry Censwall—Opinions tort ,10.1Topular Fallacies, by Persons one would wish to hat. tiers-.-CelSoo.lsoness and Smoking—English Authors on the Continent—entaamela.—Kit-cat Sketches—Th e b ie A m a ss Asteema-Skatehos of Parisian Politics, Society, and !Aerator*. FEBRUARY. Sketches of the Irish Bar—Maids Of Mosour—.o,l the Super. natural in Poetry, by the late Mrs. Itodellito..ooriginal Letters of Berke—Oonnalia, the Court Fool of Farara—.Viodicatien of Authors from the those of Poverty—WM at Hfflau....on Ps. gnmages--Life of the Brand Duke 4e .'.oche— Beansbletye! douse--Shetehm of Parisian liatiety--Po.ofar Fallacies, by Elia, cenasued.—Memoirs of the Dealing of Rutland, Ire. MARCH. (le else Greet Drama, particulally the wails 1 Elechylos, by Thomas Campbell, Req. , —.Lord Byrom% lost Poetralt ; with re cords of Ms empersetion e lk.c. daring Ms sittiego—Wailes in Rome and its enviromi—Poptslar Fs:Radek by BEa—A Good Name— (Aisne Jests—Sketch if the Life ef the inspirer Nicholas of Russia—The last Waked .ilmliMp.My Agnes Poodle—Lotter from Paris, dm. Pat: • MOIL. Extract from the Sburnal of as Architect. No. 1, Pinteift— New Series of Arabian Nights Enterudasnents--Recollectiesi a che Life of John O'Keefe, written by biniself—Oo the Ceara swipe of Lords—Piccadilly Journals—Adventures of an Italian Emigrant, No. I—A Tale of the . Vifist-i—The Religion of Actors— Records o f Woman, Ike. ace. MAY. The Windsor Beauties—Narrative of Dr. Clarlte's sneeeuful attempt to reach the suounit of Mont Blanc; written by himsetf— Sandoval ; or, dte Spanish Freemason—Parr in his latter years— Present state of (Fashionable) Parties in . Great Britain—Disco. yeti's in Northern and Central Afric•—.Wit and Madness, by he. &e. Or. the Life end Geniwa of Ilepbeelm, The ßa l .ag gea to =tl, Esq.— mrs. itadcliffe's Pembooloos Juke Judkins, amp of filgolochom--Lonl Illosdorisib De Va. ‘..hout— Ile Dublin Tabfoet Ball—Piecadikly llooketo--Parlsiou buCtety, INAitiCll. and Literature—Field Floetete, by t Campbell, kag.—Oe the Nobility of deformed parsons, by lii n.' JULY. Sketches of the Irish Bar, Mr. Wallace—The &gilds Ma y —walks itt Koine amd its hinvirom--Distioaary of LIMN mid Beauty -01d Heads on Young Shoulders—Reaillettleas of Dr Parr, by a Pupil— ileynoWa's lemurs—M. ie &smog on t h e kztermivatiou of the Greeks—Sketches in Paris..—alitele's Me. 111.6111, concluded—Poetry by Mrs. Hernias, L. E. L. atm km l's mud fur Henry Coluurn. v. New Burlington-street, Linden; licu and Bradiute, I.:Alinburgh; and John Cumming, LONDON MAGAZINE, No. XX. for AuGos . r. Coverstrrel L Journal of a Traveller on the Continent, No. 6—IL CoPhainetativi—ll I. Adventures of a Foreigner in Greece —IV. Pails on Diet--V. Sporting Excursion—Vl. Adventures of a French Serjeant—V IL Irish Writers on Ireland—Vl IL A■ Appeal front theShades—TX. Diary for tho Month of July—l. Blarney and Hypocrisy, a Sketch—Xl. Three Days' Walk in the Highlands--Loadon University, Table Talk, Priced of Shares, English and Foreign Funds. am Monthly List si !looks. 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Goss and Co. are to be consulted, as usual, every day, st their house ; and Patients in the country ape requested tidal*** minutely the case, enclosing a remittance for Adele, aid which can soqhtewarded to any part of the world. ••• • • • •• GOSS and Co. M R.C. Surgeons, No.ll, Bountiglll2l2, street, Leaden. . 11111. , 1.. . •r, Alisina,•26th (tgilt) of 367,122 e. • We are filled with gratitude for the..assistaace which you have given in destroying the pirate; who inhabitrd this island. We hope to be delivered from those r bbers and from all the distress rise suffer .an account of them. Font df them still tethitits--two mystics and two pirams -as we have pointed out in the list which yoo already possess; and we beg of you to. pursue them to the at , morreettemity. . . ./We hope, in fi ne, that through your efforts, a part of the men•engaged in Mirsk seSaed fraosactiorts will be recalled, to defend their century, isuitead Of ceutiouiag to blacken it is the eyes. of foreiga.,noons. For ogr purr, Nee; who. have up. tri, 'this day always fooglat,for Mr country.' )011 presirrue ilsfsause intention ; 'And we hill consbat.untit vrelrigistiskiait breath,aftet our numerous families under your OW fel protection; thing . you, ia.caer..ef Sailsfottiine, to ask from the toffOlitihielfilheifiria4ol7 of tionIFT mice is •• noble rid fp generous to strangers. ' We • with dirtPioa, peaShiod iospect, &c. I im aseurettihaii"efliiii'-dthibeetaintsles which how been made, both by our viisels and the'Engli4i, will diminish the oitiaey.bYesfosrtliagits means ; but it must not be expected that it snob. entirely deAroyed as long as the Greek contest lasts, because, among the multitude of 'vessels armed ler the general cause, it will bq impos! Bible for ui cis tfisfinguisfilhmevihich oteitSionaily com mit 'tintingl alts; end also, perhaps, because, in' order not to deprives the Greeks of a means rf diluted, we too often hesitate to destroy very suspicious Teasels: : 'The new Greek Government has at last, on the ap plication of several Nsval Commanders, declared that no letters of Marque shall be delivered ; that - the juris dictinn of the rise courts shall not extend beyond articles well proved to be contrubaed of war, and that all arming of mystics, tints, pirams, &c. is forbidden under any rr tents whatever. it is to be regietted that these measures were not sooner adopt _d; .but though the Government is - not in a condition to eat-Hee their execution, they will at least serve Us as rules to act upon, according es cases may occur. . - • PORTUGAL. Irtlipt rite ,lookmAi. pea, Dual* A 'Ministerial Journal has published two paragraphs which merit some attention—thefirst under the date of Madrid ; the second under that of Litban. The 'N g*/ testis, the.strauge sedecti.sna which these artk• ales ,00as‘ia, itcqeire a curtain authenticity, and tisk ' quently a certain importance, by appeal ins. in AA° edited uoder the im me di ate influence of the MI for Foreign Affairs. • MADItIII, Jinx frappears that our &linisteriand our Chancellors . . o l State have taken a Courage, and are lem ailicted they were a few days ago, on account of the affairs of' fortugal- The reason rs,,that there has passed through this City a courier extraordinary, seat from Vienna to Lisbon- by the Infante D.nt Miguel. charged with dis patches to the 11.-gency,. in which the Prince states his resistance and decided opposition to the measures adopted at the iastigatioo of the English by the Empe ror of Brazil, his brother, and to the plan of chambers and a democratic constitutio n . These dispatchis, the contents of which the courier allowed to transpire. are considered by our piliticians not only as authorized by the Court of Austria, but even to have been solicited by it from Dan Miguel. Consequently, the new measures and innovations being suppor sci neither by Austria, nor France, nor Russia, nor Spain, are nothing else than the result of English influence with the Emperor Don Pear°, and therefore will not be recognized by any of the said Powers, and . fall of themselves. Spain .will not then have occa sion to make efforts which would aggravate the diffi tohies of her situation, to form an army of observation, l and raise the tales oteessary so its maintenance, and, I France wilt not be mean' the necessity 01 reinforcing her . army of occupation in the Peninsula. Whatever ops portnnity for gluey eertniu statesmen may lose, we think that in amieable.arrangemeit is alsays better than a successful process. .. LISBON, JULY 14. As soon as Sir Charles Stuart landed in our port, bringing the Decree of the Portuguese Constitutional Charter, he wrote to the Count tie Porto Santo, our LAN REPORT. • 1. . : • V ; COURT OF CHANCERY, „Tut.r at. •.. 1 ) . . • CaNST ti. HARRIS.: 171 Hr. Mar mentioned - this tAse, and *fated the pis; ceedings ty to thiaday. An account had teen .Ivltin'. in the office of Masteveress. Subsequent . proceecieuxs • having been instituted in the Vice Charicelfor% court,' as Order-vrasMaJr, that the receiver shOtild IS sis.h:y. .. co accounts according to the former order of the 'ldotld • Cbanceller. After that deiree the parties went on -he. fore Mater Cross, who was ready .10 sign his Repack; hat before he could do so, it was objected that the at ount could not betaken before Miner Cron, but herons itnother Master, namrly M tater DowdesweN,l44 3 itzt mplsined of some fiardship, if the panief were cisias pelled to begin de Novo. ' •4. , . Mr. SUOMI, who appear e d [oat Mr; Harz* e SC gooplitt a t O h e woad course/31 th * proceedings w as f ou n4 e d I n prac. Lice of the Court. , . . . • The LORD CHANCRLLOILI—AIet the Masters both at tend in my chatnbets to-nwtrovv, and in the meantime I will inquire how far the dime of the Viceatanceller contradicts my order * . Id r not wish ter find , .sittisbig Contrary to my order. It is not carved I orders will i be i altered by any but , myself. I hare not-the` slightest doubt that whew the Vice.Chancellat•saktOli4- accoosse ought to be taken. from, Master Cross, isad. 4- (erred to Master Dowdessvelf, tbat he was elev., The shortest wiy, however, to put an end to this v is to talk: the Masten to let me set them at my chambers tomor row morning. . BORRODALX b COX AND OTI *2l. Mr. Hosing moved for an injunction to restrain the defendants from proceeding in an action at law to re cover a bill of exchange for 6,0001. Messrs. Borrodale, who sae merchants in the city of London, kept an account at the banking firm of Sykes, Snaith, and Co. The defendants, Cox and Biddulph, are well known bankers, at Charing-cross, and the other defendants ase assignees of Sykes and The bill which was the subject of this application, was given by Messrs Borrodale to Sykes and Co. in July, 1825. It was payable six•nsonths after date, and indorsed by Bor rodale and Co. to the firm . of Sykes, as secur*y far the payment of other bills, in case Sykes and bad not assets belonging to Messrs. Borrodale is their bands. The bill remained in their hands, and nothing was clone with it antecedent to the bankruptdy of Sykes and Co. .in December,lB2s. At that tune there watts from the Bankers to Borrodale a sum of•botween 4 1 21. and 466001. The difficulty which arose was this: the bill foqnd its way into the hands of Hodges and Co. Stock Brokers, and through them into the hands of Cox and Co. the respectable - Bsnkers at Charing-cross. An action had been brought upon the bill against the plaintiffs, and the question for the decision of his Lordship would be, whether the Charing-cross bankers ought to be per mitted to go on with their proceedings at law, . Mr. Horne then stated, chat the bill remained in the bands of Messrs. tykes and Co. unnegerimed, up , ao one