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. - . . I .. . . . . . . . . . - , - . . , .... - , , . . - .. . . t . • Per Cei•ll. - . . tf • 9, • 4 A, .. I • 14. I:I zi . • i ' n i l l 1 1 1 * ' • • ... s •, 7 : 7 •.: , i5 ,..,_.... b . ~.i. ..„.......„_...;,;.. ..•..5...:,..,::!L, ~..•, ~.,,... n- '-i ---nrl—_-1.-.-- - ..... -14* *•., ' Nzlo ll ke, ill'. . 0 .. .• . .>l , .1 / ; ' ' , . .. 4 N,, ,-X4 . / .up4l • _, ' 1 '. 4 •,. 4.. ~.. ~ I A&A,IO/444 li ~ , . . . . ..i.-- NUMBER 12,674.] - WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 26, 1827. [PRICE SEVENPENCE : ' 4 !l A P . idi re m a .. 1i . . I • 4. 'Now 4.-. lbil.r.- --' " 1 ' 4. ..i1t. fee,. -- , teem I ' the L io ,.._ .. . - MIN I - " 10 !eti w 1 5... '0 w.... , ri low -_ i re ' . tat ......_ l ''''' ellerw, i I i 1 i 1 . i ' crALLIND OFFICE, btriarAor U, tut. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING Ib MARISTTS NAM tc. &hereby iire wain, FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, 24. Cap_e, Corps (Cavalry)—Lieutenant Stephen John Welsh Fletcher each; from the 17th Light Dragoons, to be Captain by pur chase, trice Massey, appointed to the .53d Foot. 0941171/0119. The tindermentioned Lieutenants, actually serving upon full pay in Regiments of the Line, whose compilations are dated In the year 1911, have accepted promotion upon half pay, according to the General Corder of the 97th December last— To be Captains of Infantry—sLismenant WilHam Fayne, from the 33d Foot Lieutenant Anthony Vancreeen Soniatiail Forbes, from 64th Foot. mate. Quartermaster Frederick Kinkie, oa half pay 19:6 Light Dra goons, to be Acting Adjutant to the. Riding Establishment. at St. John's Wood Barracks, with the temporary rank of Cornet in the Army while so employed. Dated 6th September, 1897. KEKOSA Noon. The date of the appointments of Surgeon Aytca, from the 91st Foot to the 54th Foot, and of Surgeon Lament, from half Pay Ist Royal Veteran Battalion, to the 91K Font, bas been altesid from the 31st May, 1827, to the sub Ju1y,1127: which it will not depat long any negotiation, likely to be disagreeable and act—the great dispu. years, approach a termini of this opinion, and has e Turks, it is said, will news hind. the Powers are anti No doubt the Powers are their actions will be the cr their treaties. It is now WHI,TEHALL, Sin. 24. The Xing has been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal, granting the dignities of Viscount and Earl of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and frelan&unto John William Viscount Dudley and Ward, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten, by the Lames, stiles, and titles of Viscount Ednam, of Ednam, in gm county of Rozbingh, and Earl of Dud. ley,of Dudley Castle, in %be county of Stafford. Thew Taeaabar, the 4th a Octobir next, they will be ready M receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for the under hmotheed Articles, to be delivered into his Majesty'. 'Vlctualling V l A' ' '. at Deptford, one half thereof by the 13ch, and the re 111Migsr by the 51st of Octeher'nest, viz. *at 'NO RUM . . Fifty Thousand Gallons. COCOA (Batting PLAWltAtlalt) ithistorade SUGAR . Tirginla LEAF TOBACCO . *UTTER • . L cRERSIC . . .• kiXf(lolmdried) . )lALT Ditto (Amber) Ksethi HOPS, of the growth 'I alms 6. . , 'OATMEAL . • FLOUR (Kilo-dried) . Thirty Tons. One &nand Tons. Fifty Tons. Ten Toes. Twenty Tons. Two Thoesaad Quarto:v. Four Hundred gaartenh Two Hundred 4 6 111 , 111 * Sixty My. Fifty Teas. Da Hundred Sacks.. The King has also been pleased to direct letters patent to b. passed under the Great Seal, granting the dignities of Viscount Earl of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland John Frederick Lord Cawder, and the heirs male of his bairksi/a fully begotten, by the names, stiles, and titles of Viscoun; Kgeira, of Emlyn, in the county of Carmarthen, and Earl Cawdor, • Caatiemartin, in the county of Pembroke. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Daniel Child, Beauvelir-place, Kinplanditand s 9 12004011 n•lnikeir, and of Bell-yard, Fanu-street, Gasmen -street, box and pecking easantaker, from September 28, to October 23, at one, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Beshighallitreet.. BANKRUPTS. William 'Field., Nutkin's-corner, Bermondsey, Surrey, plumber and glazier, to surrender, October 4, 26, and November tf, at tee, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghalkstreet. Attorney, Mr. Itattenbury, St. John's, Southwark. George Hart, West Ham, Essex, and of Commercial Chambers, Mariories,norn-merchant and miller, September 22, October 19, and November 4, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basineta/.1-strect. Attorney, Mr. Ilium, Jewry- Meer, Aldgate. William Collins, Witney, Orferdsifire, blanket-manbfacturer, Sept. 28, October 5, and November 6, at eleven, at the Court of Corn misnames of Bankrupts, BasinghalkarCet. Attorney, Mr. Phipps, W Hall, liinghall-street. Thanes Morgan, Clifton, bloseestershire, parker and glazier , October 6,9, and November 6, at One, at the Commercial-rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Poole and Co. Gray's Ina-square; or Meting. Ball and Co. Bristol. Charles Hobson, Leeds, Yorkshire, victualler, October 3,6, at six, and Noweenber'o, at eleven, at the C.:irt House, Leeds. Attor nitre, Messrs. Battye and Co. Chancery-lane; dr Mr. Lee. Leeds, Robert Heron SonnuervlUe, Liverpool, boater and lacenaan i Oct. 19, 20, and November 6, at one, at tlie Clarendeo-buildings, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Morecroft, Liverpool; or Mr. E. Chester, Staple Inn. Jacob Frieder, Oxford, pastry-cook and confectioner, October 9. 10, and November 6, ac eleven, at the Cross Inn, Oxford. At tornies, Mr. John Looker, Oxford; or Mr. Thomas Miller, Ely. place, Holborn. Mary Robinson, Woodhouse Cur, Yorkshire, dyer, October 4,3, and NoveMber 6, at eleven, at the Court House, Leeds. Attor nies, Messrs. Makinatio and Co. Middle Temple; or Mr. Thonkti Francis Foden, Leeds., William Greenfield, Kirkstead, Lincolnshire, motor and baker, Octoberlik, at three, 19, at twelve, and November 6, at three , at the Mate Ilan Inn, Spilsby. Attornies, Mews. Welke; and Co. Spilsby; or Mears. Ellis and Cs. Chancery-lane. JonatharrAckroyd, Sheffield, Yorkshire, draper, October 12, 30, and November 5, at two, at White's Hotel, Manchester. Attor. nits, Mr. Potter, Manchester; or Messrs. Milne sad Co. Temple, - - tain the spetiet of b ecominunication betwe off by a* itObined fl way, or it Must make c wth a he n aßt e s ui c ss a s p ths. t at : s isam d irl i I fie ta ke n, br g OVIIIOI 0/ OllDNAljelt s . IMPT. 24, 1827. Royal Regiment of Artlllery—Seond lieutenant. Dawson Warren to Do Plest triaitennea. ninon, Mita a Isitt Pay. Data 15th Saptesuber, 18117. . . FRENCH PAPERS. • BISCUIT MILL . Three Thousand Sacks: ' SOAP(Mottled) . . Twenty Tons. liawks of the Cocoa, Peas, Malt, Hops, and Oatmeal, Gist be ptedesed . by the Parties tendering ; hot those of the Sugar, To ►aste, and Soap required, will be exhibited at this Once. Tiss Conditions of the Contracts may he seen at this Once. It is not :Misfiring that in a formidable manner. been rent by the Commani under his command, in of blockade Girona : •'• By the 'eneral commandtp Army. FROM THE GAZETTE DF FRANCE, SEPT. Sit. We learn that the Note, which accom f anied the de livery of the Treaty of the three Powers to the Porte, contained the proposal of an armistice, with the pow* of having recourse to all the means necessary to obtain the object of the Alliance. It is affirmed that the Sultan is resolved to resort to the last extremity, and even to an opin rupture. It is, probably, this resolution which has induced the Ambassadors of the Allied Courts to embark their families, who are already on board. • Each Tender mast specify the price in words at length, and be delivered before Otte olllock en the day appointed; and the Person who makes the sus 4r, or some Person on Us behalf, mast attend to waiver who* tined for. Y. WALLICR CLIFTON: It is suitable to ti distend VII (whom in supporting the just( you, as soon as you h mandant of the Royal to repair immedirely his order. At the sai don to take the fish speedily as possible. Commandant and a punished by a fine if the resistance ► rICTUALLINC.OPPICE,I . rty t s , 1827. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING kit MATESIT'S NA rZ, •g• tetras eve melte, - - , That on TWII. 9110 AT, the 27th of SeOtelarber nist;thef will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed lip), and treat for the 'apply to this Department da Quantity of IRISH SALT MFATI, equal to 11,000 tiavy Tierces of Beef; and 10,0130 tfavy %rat of PORK, all to be 'erred in the ensuing Season, and to be dell- i vered, Poer4fris Parts thereof In Tierces, and the remaining Fifth Part in Barrels, into his Majesty's Stores at Deptford, Portsinciirth, Bymosith, and Cork, In suck proportions as shall hereafter be re-. 1 quirtd. one half thereof on or before the 28th day of February, and the other half on or before the Slat day of May, 1828 t to be paid fee, as usual, by Bills, without Interest, payable at 60 days after date. The Candidacy of the Contract may be seen at this Office, or by applying to Mr. J. W. Durteraextu.s, Agent for the Victualling at Cork; to the Collectors of his Majesty's Customs at Limerick, Belfast. Newry, and Waterford; and to the Secretary 10 the Poet s/stet General at Dublin, respectively. No Tender for a less quantity bean khan be equal to NO Mercies 'of Beef, or 300 Tierces of Perk will be admitted, and eaeh Teoder must specify the prise in words at length, and be delivered Wore One o'Clock on the Day appointed ; and most be atemsta. plied by a Letter signed by two responsible Perms engaiiwg to become bound 'With the Party tendering in the penal sum Of Ono Third of the *Mould of the Contrast, for the due performance of the same. Constantinople still enjoys tranquillity, but measures are taking with great promptitude to put the Darda- nelles in a state of defence. The dispatch from the Bluish Envoy at the Court of Perlia to Mr. Stratford Canning, transmits to him, as we are assured, the news of a brilliant •ictory gained by the Russians, on the right bank or the Arazes. The total loss of the Persians is stated at 40,000 men, and that of the conquerors at 11,000, which is probably etAggerated,:—Angkiurg Gazette. Sept.t. 5, 1827. " To the /dart of the Village of General Manso has t akes up a position ai ttostafrich, and colonel Basso, who is at Girona, remains stationary, although there are some parties of -insurgents roving about the neighbourhood of Girona. Rome Cavalry Will stationed at Ponmajor. This inaction must , be attri buted to the following Proclamation : 4 Don loan Antonio Monet, Brigadier..Genetal of the Aeolics of the King, Chevalier, &c. and General Commandant of the 'Army of Operation of this Principality. " CATALONIANS I—The third article of the Ring's Order of the Slat of last month, published the Bth inst. by the Captain General of this Army and Principality, has informed you of the difficult and decided office which the King had deigned to confer on me by his own voice, and by his Ministers ; it contains the most precise instructions to suppress the horrible revolution which has broken out in this country; and which has been excited by some unnatural children disobeying, in the most criminal manner, our well-beloved Sovereign and the laws; opening a wound which will destroy the industry of Catalonia, at the very time th.tt all the well-meaning part of the inhabitants are endeavouring, by their exertions, to cause the evils of the past times to be forgotten. • " The Royal Order mentions, with convincing proofs, the atrocious objects of this rebellion; and this sacred document, and all that the Captain General and the Audience, and the Criminal Court have ordered in there unfortunate circumstances, convict with full evidence the chiefs of high treason, who, in their consciences, cannot fail to recognise their guilt, though they pr( fess to entertain very different sentiments. Thus, it i% not to convince the guilty of their crime, but only to Mulct public the decisive course which I must frillow to fulfil my duty in the service of the King my master, ender the present circumstances. With this view, and by the consent of his Excellency the Captain General, I order as follows: MOSCOW; Age. the news of the important victory gained over the Persians, near Djeven Boulak, was announced on the 12th to the inhabitants of this capital, by an interesting and memorable solemnity. After the 'Lie Drum, which was performed in the Churrh of the Monastery of Tchondoff, and followed by a salute of artillery, the four standards taken from the Persians, as well as the key of the other fortress of Abbas Abad, were carried in triumph through the streets of Moscow, escorted by the Commandant and the Chief Director of the Police; these glorious trophies were afterwards deposited fn the Monastery of Tchondoff.—.Northern B. . . DIVIDENDS to be made its 8A SI NGA ALL-STREET. Oct. 19, George Beadle, Bigisop Stortford, Hertfordshire,tallor, at twelve. Oct. 2, Henry Laekyer Sharp, late of Hornton-street, Kensington, and of Smithfield, chemist and druggist, at ten. Oct. i 9; Wm. Henry Bray, Brighton. Sussex, draper, at ten. Oct. 2, J. Thortsey-street,Bloomibary, coach inantifeetorer, at eleven. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Oet. Rd. Cooney, Gloucester, grocer, at one, at the George Coffee house, Gloucester. Oct. 25, John Peek; eon. and J. Peek, jun. Egremont, Cumberland, eah-eloth manufactirers, at one, at the Black Dap Inn, Whkehmen. Oct. 4t , John De Bar, Glou cester, coach-maker, et ten, at the Swan and Falcon inn, Gloucester. Oct. 16, Peter Thomas T. Stubington, Winchester, Southampton. builder, at two, at the White Hart Inn, Winchester. 0ct.16, W, Whim:doe, Bristol, builder, at one, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. Oct. 20, John Fletcher, Liverpool , merchant, at two, at the Cla. Tendon Buildings, Livepad. Oct.lo, W. Reines Smith, Seder!' Staffordabire, iroontaster, at twelve, at theßoyal Hotel, Birminglam, CERTiFICATILSO-00. IS. Reimuud Belkhambers Gloucester and Cheltenham, printer. John PtillEps and Wm. Gray, Platt Termite, Somers Town, and of Duke's-row, New-road, plastorere. Robert Canso; Bucklersbury, warehouseman. Lewis Jones, Oswestry, Salop, scrivener. David Woodhouse Strafford, Ripley, Derbyshire, grocer. Frederick Hialdy, Craven -street, Strand, wine merchant. Wm. Teatherd, Jewry-west, Aidgate, wine merchant. W. Prosser, jun. Watling. street, wine merchant. John Sadler, Jermyn-street, St. James's, wipe merchant. Thomas Williams, Cleitenbun Gloucester, auc tioneer. George Grifikhs Wrezhans, Denbighs hi re , printer. Geo. Nicholls, Warminster, Wiltabire, Unendraper. Isaac Bate Price, Hertford, clasher merchalt. John Bennett, Warwick-squire, bookseller and publisher. James Hall, late ,of Ikightheinuton, Seeks, corn dealer. The Person who mikes the 'render, or some Person on his *half, least attend to answer Nwten *called for. The Journal of the Mina announces the discovery of five veins of lead near the village of NAgolonia, in the testitory of the Don Cossacks. From the assays• the have been made, it appears that the ore contains 60-100 of lead, and 1.3840 of silver. 'Farwell cLfIrTi2N. Y i PM PORT, and bright SHERRY, wen smithy ahem, Two Shillings per Bottle, MADEIRA the *ante; Good Cape Fifteets.pence, and, the marvel to crown, CHAMPAGNE Five and Sli-pence—the cheapest In tote& Opera Colonnade, Haymarket. CHARLES WRIOIHr. Di:POTS : Ducie-place, Manchester St. Janwieetreet, Brighton Parade, Margate Has hour-street. Rennet. Pelham Arcade, Hawing. Tilley's; Grosisence.row; Chelsea Lingirreet, Haamersnaltli. VIENNA, Sass. 14. The merchants have received a multitude of letters, confirming all the news of the rejection of the Ultinsi-. tum of the three powers. But the Astetriale 06serder of this day is still silent on this subject. It is affirmed that the Infant Don Miguel will leave Vienna in a fortnight. His affability has acquired him universal regard, during the twelve months he hispass ed in this capital. PARIS, Sur. e 5. A foreign Journal announces, that the English Par- Lament will meet in November. We do not believe it will meet before February; it is to be presumed that the Session of the Chambers in France will open about the same time. Sawa-plate, Kent•rnad Milner-place. Lambeth Darlington -place, Vauxhall Cbicbetter.plate, Battterabeidgat Cnwfxrcl•aireet, Portman-sq. Provideuce-place. YeetaabTown Nortbumbetknd-place, Com maxiatroad SREICAMP'S HEARTBURN LOZENGES. THESE Lnzengel isave now stood the test of Half a their Century, and their still increasing Sale-is the best criterion a excelkamr. They never fail of , relieving, in Trio or Three Minutes, the most violent Heartburb, whether arising frOin Indigeuion, Acidity in the &smack, sit a too free indulgence in the Nitwits of the table. They are partichlarly rectnerided to LiMcs for removing Sickness during Pregnancy, and to Travellers net Persons going to Sea, as they may be carried lease in the ?whet, and taken at any hoar of the day or night, without Won- Smience. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. George Oliver and Hugh Smith, Manchester and Glasgow, agents. John Robinson and Edward Robinson, Crouch-end, 'sad dlers and harness-makers. William &ruby, C. T. Faulkner, J. Waiver, and Charka Horncawk, Kingston-upoo.Hull, and at Man ' chewer, carriers by water. George Wakeman and Jesse Dutton, Thane, Osfordahire, surgeons and apothesaiies. John Charleton. and Was. Lynn Smart, Sunderland, Durham, merchants. John Vickers and Thelma. Walker, Birmingham. Laltsters. William Ibtostom; Henry Ibbotson, and John Roebuck, Sheffield, York. Shire, merchants and manufacturers. Thema Prosser and Joieph Jeffrey, chandlers and grocers. F2itabeth Maydwell and John. Keep, HMOs:ghats', silk and cotton dyers. Jones Dow, M. D. and Thomas W. Robinson, Barnsley, Yorkshire, physicians. Th os .- Don and Andrew Smith Whitt' LlottLstreet, Pentonville, patent Artier and blind manufacturers. It. Findlay, John Bannatyne, and R. 19. Dunlop. John Deaton and Joseph Minna, Sheikh], Yorkshire, haclusey.roath and car prlTrietors. John Jenner and Ambrose Nisora Boodle: Greek.etreet Soho, linendrapers. John Crustl, se and John Crum jun. Leek, Staffordshire, attornies: BenjaMin Rolfe and Edward Knight, Baker's-row. WhltorbaPill, Uvery.stable.keepera. Robert Stagy. Valliant Atkinson and John Deli, Aidersgate-atress, manufacturing chemists. Archibald Mackinlay, John Mackinlay, David Maskinlay, and James Wilson, Edinburgh, merchants and Silk mercers. We learn by a letter from Toulon, of the 17th of September, that " his Majesty's brig La Champenoise is going to sail again for Algiers. This is the vessel on, board which M. Deval, the Consul retu r ned to F ra n ce .l It is affirmed that his successor is appointed, and than our differences with the Der of Algiers have been ad justed on conditions advantageous to our commerce.' " AIISICLI 1. Pardon shall be granted to all those who have united themselves with the Revelationists, who 110,1 abet shd devastate the industrious crevice of Catalonia, 'Melded that they return to their homes before the 25th of the present amatla, giving up their ams and annsunititm to the military authority o; to tiso Baillies of their Districts. I appoint this term Os benevolent intentions of his Majesty. - 4 2. The chiefs of bands ars not included in the Ist salt; they shall be punished with all the rigour of the laws. • • " 5. Those people are included in the parch*, who hate Oiled lo the revolt, bounding the tocsin, provided they do ourvapeat it after this publication. " 4. The Raillies will collect the arms they may receive, is consequence of the Ist Article, and shall give them up to the nearest military authority, taking a receipt, and classing thent when they give them up, so as to distinguish those which be. longed to the Royalist Valente/to. 3 ° 14 in bole", at It. I id. and gh lah, by Mews. Butler, Chi nni% Cheapside, owner of St. Paid*, London ; 64, ILR 7 i, Dublin; and 73, Priacesestinit, 'donuts\ ; and by the Prilinpal Medicine Venders in the Illiesdnnu THOM THE EIONISEUR OF SUNDAY, SEPT. 23. PARIS, Sm. 22. The Journal des Debais is astonished and alarmed at our silence respecting the affairs of the East, which it has not patience to suffer to come to maturity. .We thank it for the justice which it does us. Our language' respecting the affairs of Portugal, so well justified by the event, has doubtless taught it at the same time, and has proved to our readers, that we do not like to speak, unless to the purpose. Public opintbn knows no where to lout for infor mation, and we may believe ourselves dispensed Irons answering to all the calls' of the journals, and from refuting their false news, or their random conjectures, till we are able to do so in a manner useful for the instruction of the well disposed, and for the security of the legitimate interests. The public must have learned circumspection and patience, respecting the news given it by journals which , formerly announced the passage of the Pruth by the Russian army three years ago. For our pasts we have confined ourselves, and shad do so on ail occasions, not to speak, except with confidence and. conviction, of affairs such as those which are now in agitation. (The Gook de 'raw, without quoting the Moisiterr, inserts the above article.) LEAK 'S GENUINE PILLS,. justly famous for "'int. in all hi stages, the VENEREAL DISEASE— Oat small Pill is a dose, and the taking of ode Boa, in a recent tae, Will room:amebic, the patient of the certainty of his speedy ilicovetv. Nothing can be better coMatved, more safe, of molt osswaieut than this Remedy, for such ai are obliged to gb jeterniel sr is sea, as it needs no coolthement nor testsaint of Diet ; and my years experience (in na estenitou practice) has proved that it w ill effect a Cure whets repeated Satiation and all other methods mil nothing. For the Scurvy and other Chnnical Disorders, ans Medi cine has not its parallel Upwards of 40,000 ye w iPt both sexes have bets radically cured of the above cruel disor. dere, within the last eight years. Prepared And sold lay the sok Proprietors, T. TAYLOR and SON, Meraben of the Royal Col. eye of Burgeons, at their House, No. 9, , New Bridge.street. is Boxes of on l y Ss. 94. each, duty included.---.N.8. Two back done, and Lights in the Passages at night.--They are also sold, by their a ppointment. With co pi ous di rect i ons , at t h e T o y- s h o p. M 3, Orfor d-street; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, rish-st"etAlii4 arolf opposite the Monument ; and 14 4.0 Person in every con. skiabl e Town in Great Britain and xis Prop ri etor ' s Advice gratis to t mos taking the above, or other of sho ikdiciagl6 " Barcelona, September 13." IRON The covaran saamoste. PARIS, Szrr. 23. The uncertainty which the cunning pacy of the Divan. and the iveshaustible p stience or th e European Cabinets have hitherto thrown over the aff a ir s o f t h e East, is about to have an end. The Treaty concluded between the three Great Powers cannot remain batten, like the diplomatic notes which preceded it. The Pot to has given up its means of . delay. Accustomed to regard as mere words the threats of the. Christian Powers, it thought the new Treaty merited no more at tention than the representations it has mocked at so of ten. The answer of the Reis Effendi has not, perhaps, Tett closei all the doors against a settlement; and the .Ambassadors seem to have thought so, for they re mained at their posts after this answer, and made ano ther communication to the Divan. • But the Pacts* of Egypt, deaf to the representations of the European Con suls, as sent out from Aleiandria the fleet destined to succour Ibrahim. This fleet, therefore, mu , t already have met with the squadron destined to stop its passage. If it employed force, the result cannot have been doubt. WI. The three Power; have at present nothing Sorely on but their own firmness aid energy. The least hesi tation will only make the Divan more untrActabls. It is no longer the rescue of Greece which the Powers ha'. to accomplish—they meat also maintain their oikn honour and dignity. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR OPPICE, SEPT. 24. sth Regiment of DrigOoti Guards—Captain Francis Westenra, from the half pay, to be Carlin, vice the Honourable Juan Ken nedy., who exchanges, receiving the difference. 7th Ditto—Cornet John Edmund Thewles to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Trotter, promoted; John Lewis Denise, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchaw, vice Thewles. 17th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Cornet W. Cunningham Dou glas to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Welch, promoted; William Wentworth, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice - . - Douglas. lit or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards—Lieutenant and Cap tain Samuel Long to be Captain and Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase ' vice Barrett, who retires ; Ensign and Lieutenant Richard William Astell to be Lieutenant and Captain, by pur chase, vice Long ; John Adrian Hope, Gent. to be Ensign and Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Astell. 14th Regiment of Foot--Captain William Tohn Pim Gore, from the half pay, to be Captain, vice Hall, promoted. 434 Ditto—Captain John Green Amos, trom half pay 40th Foot, to be Paymv,ter, vice Thomas Tierney, placed upon' half pay. 47th Ditto—Captain Duncan Campbell, from the hall pay, to be Captain, vice James Hutchinson, who exchange'. 76th Ditto—Lieutenant-040nel William Leader Maberley, from Yesterday considerable Interest was excited at the Audios Mart, 1 7 the sale of the following Landed Estates, in and oboist Black *we sod Canewdon, Essex, by order of the assignees of Messrs. thttett, liuEeit , and Co. late bankers, of Chelmsford. The sale nem was very nomerously attended by the creditors of the bank. 11/ P I4 capitalists, and others. The property was put up in eight lots, sod tumpris several valuable Freehold and Copyhold estates in the toasty of &sea, consisting of the Bolt Hall Farm, with farts. &ewe, farmyard, farming -buildings, and 69 acres of productive situate in Canewdon ; Kook's End Farm, with the Long t i 'ldow ' Well Field, and T ours , containing 55 acres, situate in alscksior e ; a tneurnage, garden, and meadow, containing four acres, Wiatt's.greeu, and the Sunday scbuol-house and premises in Use 'Mille of illackniose, with various buildings, cottages, &c. also the I.l nol of hit. IL A. Criekett, in two acres of copybold land, called and the life-Interest of Mrs. Sarah Crickets, Yes the man '. 4114 Prarlialll called Smyth's Hall, all in the parish of Black. whole of the above prop,tty produced r 3,635. The • is subject to various contingencies and out-goings. .tbe 96th Foot, .to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice John Wardlaw, who retires upon half par.. 924 Dittn--Etisign John fluzhes, from the 91st Foot, to be Adju tant with the Rank of Lieutenant, vice Deans, deceased. 96th Ditto.—Lieutnant Colonel James Fullarton, from the half pay, to be Lieut. Colonel, rise .fileberloy, appetuted so the 7114 b gum, ,Ceyion ! Jahn Gotten, Gem- to he Snood lent tenant, by purchase, eke Grant, promotad. 10diteuit theluiar • label fo sad Peru . p• pocket, a Wlti dt m e . Sold in list% Ct ▪ gum, D papal ,sa ,EAi •=4 011 t m u d ow Me, Win beaeitry. Of tie re m lilt! rai IT- eff m avail not Its ilet '* 1f boa dm, wit Irvin ki,e of Boxes. • doom i 17 the , 303, 01 &Vim Itrabh p mu Inter ly the 14 • %ate lot thdett, ham w a loPts, cal • lad cum ] a moot, of • Moe, fa 1 1 5 4 , 'iv • . ado,. • iii4 CILMO • Wyar ! ti lt a mete it • "it awl • bor e . I • • • • l' lAOI4 THIL CONSTITUTIONNZI. PARIS, Sur. ss; • • The important news of the rejection by the Porte of all interference in the affairs of the L.vant, is now fully csufitmeti. The Noiliteur has said nothing on the subject yet, but we believe that the cout ier who brought the answer of the Divan arrived in Paris on the ni s .tht of the 19. h and 20th instant. According to the Gazette IC4aisz6ourg, as soon as the haughty answer of the Reis Etfeitsll Vi.“ received, the Ambassadors of the dues Powers who signed the freaty of London, sent away their wives from Constantinople. The paittz ns (W I be state 710 entrench themselves behind the old I .y.tem of policy . followed by the Divan, from'