Star. — London, England, 1827-12-26 00:00:00

. : .• . . . • . • ' • . . . N . . • . •' .. • . . . . • ' . ....• ' . . .• • • a -rii4.4 atir ‘..• • '.. Vans: elpe!.•! 74.%a-Lit.4 ;• tal#r".ll • '. • . 'T , --. 4 - '' '•'''''lli'''e . ••' 7 • 1 . 7 ._ . • s . `B!.::;1.. ° X! :• t 4 . • • 4 : - Ilea. Ar p r/ • • • B' • . • ~ . ~. . ... • :: •-;• •• • - . •- . ''. S.. ''''-'• • - - . '-- . • • . a . ........ a Strain& 12,751.] . • . NlitnNk, . . i E vEtt. ANXIOUS TO . PREVENT IMPOSITION, ..:' LISBON . PrIPF a D AY and NIA RTlgrespectfully inform t h e P u bli c • . , . —. 0 ...-- 1p they h ave , after much labour and at a very considerable ex. " OFFICIAL. pe g, brought to perfection a Label of such singular cop.tructinn . _ DitnAttinttia'T re FORltit 1.. sad extreme dietzuhy of execution, that they mint will eff:cru illy : pre vent the many Fraud , that are daily prac tise d nn t h e Public.— Copy of a letter from hi , Serene Ifighne t A , attent ion to the following description of the Label will einem MALI August Sister the Infanta Regent / k i k genuine Blacking prepared by them. A pattern like Lacsof al • - swap of En/land, by the last packet : q rule colour covers the principal part ot the Label, the names of . "'MT DWAS §10111116.4 have the i and Martin are rinted in white l et t ers edged with pink and •• • - g k , ai d placed on a white ground, th e address, -you,. that I WWI main retire f n 97. HIGH-HOLBORN, kingdunk, wherte..4 shall probabl . • s ! o a t° whitaletters edged with pink and bl ac k, b ut p l ace d on the end. of DeCellibereAllia year ; and e . t oe pattern, the signature and price at foot are black.nn a white „g., , ,,.• _ • ~ 4 , • ground, eke preamble and directions for use are printed as before "'!:"' ."'l irrtea.l i'l UWlliply with tank letters on white/twill-97, High-Holborn, Sept. 1823. SClllffil by the COnstisatiOnal•cbtl ----?....--. that WIT Sister aIQUILI illia• blirol, CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATiSMS, FAMES. &C. I ' • • to ,Deputies of the nation wllhaf.pre a (IHILBLAUNS are prevented freer( hi:waking, and Lisbon on the ;lath of Mat r MOM L , their tormenting Itching instantly removed by WHITE- ., BEAD'S ESSENCE of al USTARD, universally esteemed for Sister, on 041..47 following that is extraordinary Efficicy in Rheumatism, ' Palsies, Entity Ant- shhuld take pkiSee before the Ist c Wins, sad Complaint's of the Stone;; bin where ibis certain mu d? has been unknown 'or neglected, saild the Chilblains have ce:d to the (elltnalal! Opening of th e =sally broke, WHITE LEAD ' S FAMILY CERATR wit ..„ -ga ‘ i„ 4 '; ' '• .‘_. OR me pink maven spregfrrpostilkella . '(ibis encore Is equal!". ''"i• `••`--. t : ti t °: F" Pt* - ant that Apexes far all ithoorsdiriesipel eeriest Sore Lege. Scorbutic Ll•up. take the4esaliallst Rath. . ' gas. Blotches,...Pimpiss, Riopyoran Shingles.' iireakings.eut on •• (.., • . ae ItlMalifkift Earn , aBWIRVA4II, & m'ei flit' 114Banied E Sore. ° D P re °D.. 7 6 ...nai dear Sister I •: &pi% anttoelete.Scerhutic Hummers. TabARIRFOICIIo • t he w ish other affectionate Brothe Illtikar•perhaps the most, active, penetrating, and• efficacious . .•A'•• • '! • •• The I NFA t esiedfinalie world, curing she. severest Sprains and Bruises id r. yk,,,s,•Nsma. Is, 1827." p i t . than half the time usually taken by any other Liniment or' tabrocation; it ales heals Cut,, Punctures from Sharp Instru- • . . . LISBON, Dec. vents Nails, Thom, Splinters, &c. with incredible factilty, with. " MOST ILI . ,USTRIOUS Sla..-.Thil Mt .mart or pain. preventing Inflammation and festering, and is tieral Assembly of the Bank of Lis equ ally useful in the various accidents of animals—in 'lnert, it Is a domestic remedy ot tech uncommon excellence and utility, that no lic tenon that the Directors o f t i Ludy sensible to its own comfort should ever be without it. payment of their notes, have thou Prepared only, and wad by R. Johnston Apothecary , 15, Greek. General Assembly, though t • they street, &oho, London . The Essence and Pins at 21. 9d. earl; to the present time any official not, the Cane at la. lid- at'el 2 .• 94 . They are also 901 . 1 at 68, Cnnt - event. (which was announced in t ;g kingdom.B amut may be bad of every Medicine Vender in the U n i te d .....•ai aon the 7th of this month); W . . r;.• Tae Genuine has the name of ft. Johnston printed on the neral -- - Assembly may take ail me . &asp, its credit, which is the essential f. a , ___. ____. esaablialmstienta, and wi.hein whi __..... • 4: F B o* THE LONDON *OAZETTE, Dec. 25. prosper or promote the public ut, done, notwithstanding it has in ii 4' —we—. alale funds, which greatly exce e d oll.! . - WHITEHALL, Dec. 44. i t h as to make. .In consequence, I tie following article is to be substituted for that which appeared dent of the said Assembly,. I info la last Friday's Gaulle— meet to-morrow, the I 1 th' of this' La. The King has been pleased to direct letters parent to be passed in thrafternoon, in order to treat I° . a . ender the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great . Britain and Lent o bj ects a b ove munticated.—G ei Ireland, for granting the dignity of a Baronet of the said United I° l " JOSS COUPE! hk, Kingdom to. John Forbes •Drummund, of Hawtherraden; in the " Office of the Secretary General of the 'a' Cosoty of Mid Lothian, Esti:pertain in the Navy, and to the heirs of Lisbon. Dec. 10." tie male of his body lawfully begotten ; and in default of such issue, Aftor the above Circular contra eV ilk; iv Funds Walker Drummond, ef Hawthornden aforesaid, Ea t setably was written, the Council ad his heirs male by Margaret .Atus• Walker Dram:Road, his wife Dispatch of the-Directors desirin (daughter oldie said John Forbes Drummond). Lisboa Geseite, Dec.ll. Faunow...--In the Order in Council, respecting free warebous SUPPLSAIIINT T 0140.2930, THE 1451 lag Ports in America, tautened in the Gazettes of the 14th, 18th, and OFFICIAL ha hrt Instant, for. St. Andrew's, in the province el New Providence. DEPARTI22ST OF WI 5 end peevince of New Brunswick. "Her Highness the Infanta Reg FOREIGN OFFICE, Dec. 24. . acquainted With the Edict, which so. The King has been pleased to approve of James Colquhoun, Esq. Bank of Lisbon have cawed to I halt. • Consul General in England for his Melees" the Kiang of Saxony. day, lair Highness has. been plee ater vet cly to reprimand the Directors I BANKRUPTCY kUPERSEDED. had faith, with which they preset Ila Ptilip bloule Griffith, Birminglaans.ieweller. ref Government the blame which my BANKRUPTS. Directors themselve., for the foil) erg rmiam ,Addisoe and John Wham, Manchester, drapers, to sue• maitai,ed their mercantile opera' het tender, January 7, k, acid February S. at ten, at the Star Inn, the present moment, and espeeiall the Manchester. Anomie', Messrs. Makinson and Cu. Middle days ; all which you will be pleas tai 7,-mple ; or Mr. John Hadfield, Manchester. Directors for their future governr a l it , '. by liariitt Taylor,seti. and John Burin Taylor, jun. Stockpor t , '.lr , Che.bire, iron.foend.rs, Janu'ary 7, at nine, e,and February 5. (Signed) " MANOEL ANTO lie at two, at the ti s erts llulkeley Arms Inn, Stockport.. Actor. .. PaLce of Adjuda, Dec. to. . 8 , r,es, Mr .- Clia Back. Verularn-buildings, Gray's Inn; or ", To Antonio Esteeves Costa." ti!esers. Newton and Co. Heaton Norris. !U,. . . DEPANTSIENT Olr FINANCR TO TI ird dies Bottomley, yealtry, Yorkshire, clothier, January 11, 12, BASK OF LISS and' February 5, et two, at the White Bear fun, Manchester. i. Attorries, Jr. Edward Brown, Oldham; or 31 . Brundrett " The Infanta Regent having K and Co. Temple. tation of the Director' of the Bali lid • gum Kendrick, kkeentry, .Northamptonshire, grocer, Jamiary Bth of this Month, and stating the a • 1,8. and Feb:liar)? 5, at ten, at the Coon of Commissioners of suspend the payment of their in kill Faahrypts, Basinehall-street.: Anemia. Messrs. Illadmarsh day, in consequence of the scared :ndCu. Jewilbstreet, Cripplegate. Occutred ; and at the same time it lbw ' : 'mos Ilanpell, :Manchester. cordweinen nal January 9, 10, a • caution, that of ordering that the r alt _,_ Fottuan 5, at nine, at the Albion [lute], lawchester. Atternies, - PPR Yi. W. C. Chew, Manchestet ;or Mem • Adliogton and Co. clued for, the present a legal 1 la:dtord-row. petiod of six months—has been p: • 1 1 '.::a: Po)nter, Lamb's Conduit.street, coach maker, December declared to the Directors, that st • St Lona; y 4, and February 5, at eleven, It the Court of Com- p en d e n t ly o t i ts not b e i ng with U. L•i,...onte. a Bankrupts, Bashnliall-street. Attorney, Mr. I lenry tributes of the executive power, 1 aves ...lain, Fitzroy.street, Fitzroy square. Roy al approbation, though she ! ...... DIVIDENDS to be made in DAS! NGHALL-STREET. real state of the actual funds o ' • .., V John Duette Howland-street , Tottenham-court-road, further been pleased to declare, i li nt L ant . ..:Eob - e'rt Tuck, Pembroke - square , Kensington , builders. ...."•'• eleven. Jan. ss, 'its ell as Flaw, late of Fulham, carpenter, at one ' . Directors will tabs all necessary s ever• ho. 29, Harry Cook, Lancaster-piaci ' near the Screed, and of time possible they may return to ci 7t. •ientem's Inn, navy agent and money scrivener, at eleven. Jaa. p a yme n t s , as is t h e i r gm/ j oke i g , wr .2, Ann Welke and Samuel Sanders, King.etreet, Cheapsitie, may b e ibe sacrifices that they r ~.... trrtu.i.ns, at ten. Jan. 15. Sanwa Wagstaff and Thomas Baylis, obtain . . so just, nonoerable, arid I '-'""• Katz:an:rioter, Worcestershire, carpet manufacturers, at eleven 24. .n. i::, J.nies Gregory, Sumsrreet, Bithergare.street, grocer, at , Directors may depend on the sin 44 oa km. Jan. 1.5, Wihriarn Prosser. jun. Watling street, wine mrr- of the GOifei 'latent in direct au ---a wnl,at ()even. Jan. 15, Charles William Parke. Bulbar. lie, necessary. uzgl.t, at twelve. (Signed) a MA NOEL. ANTON .. p el DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. " To Senor Anomie &wets Costa. 4 4 1 4 Jo. 12, Marks Pa.heller and John Pashelter, Huntingdon " Palace of Ajuda, Dec: 10, 1 . 1127; I a oktla, at eleven, at time George Inn, Huntioplon. Jan. $5,, LISBON, Dec _ imo r La, Beistet, limber merchant, at two, at the Inatnnter General Eats aordinary i.,, n , All Sante-lane, Bristol. Jan. 19, Thomas Waken. Poole, "The tee and spirit merchant, at eleven, at the OW Antelope Inn, Poole . convoked to sancti o n the most kg 1..:9, William Moore, Sosathtawtos, Derooshire a cattle and sheep maintaining its credit, or to app -r tdonii.n, at twelve, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. Jan. is, Chas. be proposed if necessary, thinks ataat.on, Hale, Cheshire, tann e r, at eleven; at White's Hotel, that having read the statement t ...... ~ .street, Manchester. Jan. 15, Richard Putter, East Trite- i• , •,t, Devonshire, ship-builder, at eleven, at the 11014 Exeter. accompanied by all the docun 4 "'• 15, Winiain Gayland, and William Putterfield Colton, Liver- pears from him, that the existin . . tmt, Lancashire, merchants, at one, at the George Inn; Dale-street, tote the credit of the Wink, and Lnerpoat J ae . 15, Samoa Holbrook and James Adamson. North. themselves the most solid securit *eh. Cheshire, brewers, at eleven, at the Hotel Inn,• Newark- 'Pa-Truitt, Nontinghamsbire. Jan 15, James Walker, Itadatock, but besides this, cue of its riche .innori.etshlre innkeeper. at twelve. at the George Inn, &lepton tual President of the Board of - -% Per 1.x.116; . . . • . ''' :lam; ,• -- liiil• - ' • • - - . i.... Y ... . ia: •4. . ,:‘..d. . ..• • . # 7.:P!' .... 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T 1 i • - na.. g.,lk.'stilaKricri.q... •. • , . : • • . . araimamd......., 00•01,.......•••• ...lama wila ••••••• . . . ... . • MAY EVENING, ',l) „CLUBsER.I26, •.18#7:.' -' ''' - * - ,i- -t—kr fitter SEVE-lITINCE. ' • .- .a. 01 it,G. . 1 ••4.. I- ._ "....._„........„........, . . . - . r.R S. , i sacrifi.ce neeessery to restore its credit, which it values, , WIT ,OF Tait CU/EV-- and always Win ealae above every thing. .For this ,--. . • • • • • I)Ltranse it bits ap,ppitited. a Committee, which has la- , The origin bt treatvf.rstealti CM Mose out or a visit 'fli AFFAIRS. :louletl withoutintetruption, and has preseatedthe reach paid to Russ in -1783, while We 'was ling *tad in plan. • .* ss the tarot Don 31115ve• . ; fits proceedings to the General Assembly, which will 'sing a pantomime... Whitit" Rich was thus employed, .. . , received froni Vienna t;y continue .to meet every day ; which has resolved Id his fetelft+, a small room in the Theatre, will almost as .. ' liairptifte measures mentioned below ; .nn seeing which much friquenTed is'eagnva's or Thorwaldeth's in our t , . . satisfaction to inform iiikterSaillnsped that the public and all the creditors of tlitys. Every 04 seemed anxious to be adasieseld•to See , lt-.. • • "..' diellaek *ill be easy; asd convinced that they will soon, him at' his iptetesting la4ours. Amongst these were - '•,..- . . . D m this city for that the rave Of their notes, but alsd thel several men of rank and wit; for Risley, collr.wilak, y arrive at the.. . , . ... lal,er iii.ents;;l4-,•tvtita' tßifithweirntetest ; and•that che Batik will recover oddities wete moth relished. TlstceleirratedLord Peciiiia ~ asl wish irnmedi'Ate'r its arrilini credit as an establishment deserves, which, borough, then somewhat advanced in v,..ars, Idogarth, i the formalities pie- besides the funds necessary w meet all its creditors, has Sir James Thornhill, *c. *c. were of the another. At . . net, it will be ptopet sariousiathers exceeding the amount of 2 975 °cows, these visits he never, intermitted his labours] nor his . . jets yet .the Pacts and li.j/00•000 of ertreados, -ind of 175- contos of tees, strain of facetious iematk. Ilpon•oneoccasionswecidest • 1 the ptodt of which wilt. instbediately be, printed-end hailing tetained tbe'Earl's coach later asuAl, he i • bsena-to assemble' at .goblithed, . , '',;..., •: ; - found Itich's chitchat so •egreeible, that he was quite A It, in order that my The ester iltitemblir of: the Beek a( Liskiest sle- uncoustioos thlitit was tiro in the afternoon; -when he .. ~ . .-.., •., . •of my landing, if it 5idej....4..- :•.t••." • • .. . ~ . ,'• , , ..; observed the min 'at ' istdmirne spreading a cloth; . . sf January, may iiirsa- _. Inc 111,41011n0 . NotWinlrriatre rhea coestog his krd; 4,•'Frealc. culinary Ban*, end 0 &nye., it being. for 7 s beading int -... ' . • motile, Innikelf,"sieCl• •proceediell with .' ; 1111ale4i.asixvible his krwribieft.' L ''.. I inn aftat thistim fretting from the slit.„y4f . stow, and. payeblequit- „steak on nut owls The steak' sent onkel t**.i4 slew wily Coed that the valve of each bond shall be at the inviting incense, and est Lord could not resist Rich's , • . .--: ' • option er the. bearer rif the note, and for the Bank, only invitation to partake of it. ,'A further 'apply was sent , !Cr many years,. as is it is not to he less than 2to milters, which shall be pa Sr. y- for; and a .bottle oe two of excellent .wine from a•'. , , liegent, the from by , as tarter, her orders absenl mouth, . of , the Corea, that " _ to . tbie to tore b,arer at the end of one year or sooner, if the Baht shall think proper. 11. That a Loan in ready money shall be open on the security of the funds which the Bank plssesses, at the interest el five per cent. per annum, payable half yearly to the amount o'r what-shall be thought advisablt4 and that the principal -hall be repaid to the lenders at tha time who'll shall be agreed upon. 111. That the securities (,polices) of the loans advan. cc.' by the flank to the State shall he sod on the best, terms that can be obtained under these eircumpauces.• IV. That her Ilighneisshall be reguested to autho rise the !link to increase 'its funds ffy an' addition of 5200 shares, that.is above six nillions five' hundred thousand cruzados, in •the manner 'irbali the- General, Assembly shall think mast advisable. • A __ two of excellent .wine from it neighbouring tavern, prolonged their di , toorse twit late hour. But so delighted was the old Peer with his entertainment, that, on going *way, he proposed re. • newing it at the same place and hour on the Saturday followink. lie was punctual to his engagement, and brought u ith him three or four friends, " Men .of wit and pleasure about town," as . Mr. Bares would call • them; and so truly festive was the meeting, that it was proposed that a Saturday's clab should be beld:there whilst the town remained full.- It.was at one of these satornalia - that Lord A received Wilks's answer to the indedent alternative loaf had put to him. "That depends." replied Wilks, Kept* •••t - this—whether I embrace your Lordship's pi inciplet .oev your mistress." . We canno t . new detail the whole must: dote; it is, however, - ii vaellicfiown, that a slight . alln• 'ion will recal it. Churchill Was a convivial beta .trailt intemperate companion. There was a short 'dal-40, interval betwixt the flatness of his ustetelied spurts ead u ' ,.. . the confusion of positive inebriety ; in that short , • Chas. Churchill was radiant. E v ery t hi ng h e sa id to l d ; ° • it , bit between wind and water.. A person of the name: VV' eE Bradshair was at that time a - member of the Betfq,q - • - Steaks. He was vain of being descended from the se gicide of that name. He was one day on' his favourita . • topic, boasting of his ancestor's patriotism, when Churchill exclaimed, " Ah, Bradthe*, don't crow 1 the .- Stuarts have been amply avenged -tor the loss of .„, Charles's head; for you have not had a head in your, whole family ever since." • " 'ANT DON MIGUEL. l ' he Coon cil of the Ge- Lisbon; learning by pub . the Bank suspend the ight fit to convoke the have not received up . nice of that unexpectett the Bwk itself by an in order that the Ge.• measures to re•es+ab;ish found.cion of all such 'hick the Bank cannot , ility as it has !littlest. its possession consider all the payments that by order of the Pre,i- Tierra you thlt it has to • month, at four o'clock It of the higL.ly impot• preserve. )EIRO TBYO, Secretary. - Bank V. Th'at the present Committee 611211 be ordered to propose the method in which this addition for new shares shall be m ,de, VI. That to-nins row, the 14th instant, there shall be A-General Assembly to continditheir pv oceedings. JOSE COIMEIRO TEYO, - Secretary to the General Assembly. Lisbon, Ore. IS , 18£7. Lisbon Costliest° the Eith Dec. inclusive. convoking the General At- SOUTH AFRICA. The following is an extract from a letter, received last week by an individual in Worcester from his daughter, who, some time since, accompanied her hus. band as an emigrant, under the auspices of Government, to South Africa, dated Salem, di.uict of Albany, March 28, 1827: • received the Offictal tesiring that et:avocation.— 145130 N G AZETT gs,Drc.l 1 L. TINA NCIL . • Of Fergolonthey used to tell a characteristic anec dote. During a debate in thebeginning of theiFtench • war, he had retired to dine at Bellamy s, with two or three other members. As. they Were sitting over their . wine, a messenger announced that Pitt was up.. plasatantly every one hurried down stairs to bear j o i nt . ! - Fergreson;ti . nwilling in quit his brittle, pressed the patty to stay. " Why, Pitt is tip," was the answer.'"Tlia.'s nothing to me, - said Ferguson; " let •ifs have some more wine, for I am sure that it is the very thing that Pitt himself would do, if he were here, and tile)- were to tell him that /was speaking." Once, when the F. stennine licence of the Club was running high against Pco.r Cobb, his dramatic pre duc• lions did hot escape. " Cobb l" said Arnold. " what misnomer it WAS to es I your opera the flaunted Terror why, there was no spirit in it from beginning to end !' "Nes," exclaimed some usher desperate punster (I can net now recal who it•was) " but Cobb gave one of his pietesthe most appropriate title possible, by calling it • liarnah Drug; for it was literally sammiug a drag down the pdblic throat." "True,' rejoined Cobb ; but it was a drug that evinced considerable power, int i t W t . rated on toe ptitlic twenty stilts in rotten ion: "My good friend , ' laid Arnold. tams:Tinnily, that was. proof. Uf•its weakness; it it-took so Inns in viMking " At nold, •you ire right:. retorted! Cobb ;win that re.. spect, your play!' (Arnold hid brought out a play, wbielif did not survive the first night) "had the advent* 4 mine; that was so powerful a dtug, that it was 11111),11 • up as soon as it was taken F' Walsh had been well aro:ln:tinted. with . Dmi•llan, and at his request went down to his.trial, and a tended him with great kindness from the gaol. to the Court house. As Sir Charles Barrnylde was' wont to relate the ante dote, Walsh placed himsel f close to the bar, where his unhappy (fiend was placed, and began explaining to _ Zrim some of the ordinary solemnities that take. plate . on these occasions. " There, Donellan," said Walsh, " there's. the Jury! . There is the Judge! If. jou ace . Iquird guiity,,he will pot on *black cap, and sentence • . , you to be boos t ed.. But it all depends ost 7 the Jury ; fer - they have - only to say one single seemsykoble, Guijtyirt. ••i Nat Giilty, and you will lie binged, isle s i et-at libei t) ." ' Sir Charles watt load of relating , tirolmblrcif invent ,ing, these kind of slip.slops, and fAsiening 000 upon poor Walsh. Bamfylde once said that Vtrilib was seated •at a dinner when a jtilin dory was 'treed ; upon which lie turned round to a Lady-who was neat tci and asked her it she could. tell the estanicat nametwf the' fish, for that its real trame"cotild not possibly*, John Doty At another party Waksh was complaining • that he had lately received an abusilfe 1. tier, but could • not tell from wh-m, as it had nottsignatuie. Some person inquired ....betties- it was an a,witymmis ? Walabosho, as Bata) hte observed, knew as much about the derivation of the word anonymous as he did of. his own begetting, instantly replieti." Anonymonsl yes, very anonymous. It was the most anonymous letter. ever received!" "Her Highness the infanta Regent having been made acquainted with the Edict, which the Directors of the I Lianfr of Lisbon have cau , ed to be posted up oil this Iday, Hi;ehness has. been pleased to &me-nectars so f , vete!) , to reprimand the Directors fo► the levity , nr rather• bad faith, with which they pretend to throb upon the Government the blame which ought to fall only on the Directors themselve,, for the folly with which they had inanai;ed their mercantile operaiinns for some time to the present moment, and espeeially in these l.ist itnh , ppy. days ; all which you will be pleased to announce to the Dirt eters for their fur lac government. N You speak of the great danger you conceive we are exposed, to from the natives, wsld animals, •tte. but it is trite a *stokers notiory ~1110,40ftlersperslvear many . .staringe tales; lett the-fact rs, we de not appretind ihe least danger front either ; tve go to bed and rise up in sailor, and live quite in peace, I assure you our pros pecks here .re much brighter than they have been •sioce pre have been in the country; though money is skate here, and business is done chiral_ bybarter, yet we find it ansuer very well. The climate% which is nearly of the panic tempera ture thromhout the yea-, as we have • nag Moritz Whits like you, have :n E•tgland, seems to agree with the, heihh -of. the generality of the settlers very well. We helve-sow for some time introduced 11:re a sort of wheat—l . b.:. lteve it is the English LAMM.h. which thrives and does Kell ; our land h.ts produced two abundant crops of it this )ear. We get good %heat at 3s. per bushel; meat, &c. also very low. We can buy a fat cow, from 400 to 5001 b. svri l dit, for IL 5 . a fat sheep, full 40ib. we i g ht, withoat the tail (some of which will weigh 121 b. solid fat), fur 4s. 61 Tise trees and bushes sire quite green all the year. We get t crops of all sorts of grain and veketables in the year. There are Threere gulai Missi , maries. Iwsides assistants, stationed much further up the in'erior of the country. wools the Cal fres. Frccurently tome of this race of people come down to our town with the Nlissionaria waggons. They ap pear to be a very stout' and tall race of people Colquhoun, Esq. Kiot of Sarloni. rapers, to sot , the Star Inn, Co. Middle jun. Stnekport, titll Ftbruary 5. _sport.• Ariur. Gray 1 Inn; or (Signed) " RIANOEL ANTONIO DE CARVALHO. " P..Lce of Adjuda, Dee. to. ' 1 " To Antonio Estecves Coster " January 11, 12. fun, DdauckeAter. DEPANTINEST OF FINANCR - TO Tilt AIIIRCTORS OF THE BANK OF LISBON. " The Infanta Regent having receive.] the tepreen ,tatioll of the Directors of the Batik of Lisbon, dated the Bth of this month, and stating that they had tesoived to suspend the payment of their notes no the folio.; ing is consequence of the scarcity of money which has occurred ; and at the same time tegtiesting as a sole pre caution, that of ordering that their notes should be de clared for, the present a legal tender for the lirnitrd period of six months—has been pleased to order it to be declared to the Directors, that such a measure, inde pendently of its not being within the splice of the at. tributes of the executive power, would never obtain her Royal approbation, though she knew the effective and teal state of the actual funds of the Bank. She lots • further been pleased to declare, that she hopes that the' Directors will take all neces►ary steps :hat in the shortest time possible they may return to the regularity of their payments, as is their own inteiest and duty, whatever may be the sacrifices that they may have to make to . obtain so just, honourable, and useful an and ; aid the Directors may depend on the most sincere co-operation of the (lover mein in direct assistance which may be necessary. 31 ' . Brundrett grocer, January ommi.sioners of rs. Hlmintat . January 9, 10, sud .d, lawchester. Attornies, blew . Adlington and Co. maker, December the Court of Com- Attorney, Mr. Henry [.STREET. trenharn court road. x. n, betides; as carpenter, at one. Strand, and of eleven. Jao. -+-- BANDITTI AT BOMBAY: Ang-strrat, Cheapsids, • Thomas Baylis, ___.—..tutees, at eleven, Bishargaterittest, grocer, a t WA' .. - street, wiae Illirf 'ke. Bulbar. NTRT. Iluntingdon instingdon. Jan. t 5,, at the Rianuner .au Baskets. Antelope Inn, Poole. , cattle and sheep Jan. 111, Chas. , White's Ilotel, i'otter, East Teign • Flotel, Ritter. I Colton, Liver. Inn, Dale-street, Adamson. North. I Inn, • Newatk- alto, liadatock, .tr.etshire, innieepr , at twelve, at the George Inn, Shepton I °':t'". Jan. 23. John hanks and William Garrod, Beecles, Sot `DA, linen and woolleadrapers, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Lccits. CERTIFICATES, J*x. IS. r :1 . . George Burdy, Edge•lase, within West Derby, Lancashire, lass banufacturer. Samuel Dunbar Neely, Regent street, bookseller. , Villiarn Malan, Lambeth, Surrey, miller. William Alfrey, late t . trot:monger-lane, Chespide, woollendraper. James Elliott, Bond -court, Welbrook, money scrivener. John Pollard, Burnley, , cer and tailor. William Attree, Brighton, Susaca. Henry (toper, Aldermanbury, woollen factor sod John Meaden Creed, Cheltenham Gloucester. George Lake, Heaton Norris, La ncashire, bat 'ARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. , and David Sidney, Northumberland-street.Strandi ts Walker and Charles Taylor, Piccadilly, breeches. tailors. John Bailey and James Taylor, Salttxd, Lan walkers. R. V. Reynolds and James Adshead, Maw Mitre, uph6:2ers and cabinet-makers. Jas Speamr, *sw Stewart, David M. Donald, Matthew .1, and Wllilans Marshall, trust disponees of John deceased, Glasgow, hardware dealers. Jas. Templer Ihnipron•Noy. Great Tower.street, attortsles.. Rd. David Groom, FICII4tItet, confedaonera. (Sipc;l) " MA NOEL ANTONIO DE CAIIIYALIIO. " To Senor Amami° !r trees Costa. • , " Palace of Ajuda, Dec: 10, 1427." LISBON, Dec. 14. " The General Extraordinary Meeting of the Bank, convoked to sanction the most suitable measures for maintaining its credit, or to approve others which mar be proposed if necessary, thinks it its duty to announce, that having read the statement of the present Auditor, accompanied by all the documents, it evidently ap pears from him, that the existing funds which c.insti tote the credit of the Bmk, and without doubt offers of themselves the most soled security of the establishment ; but besides this, one of its richest Proprietros, the ac tual President of the Board of Directors, Senhor An tonia Esteves .Costa, has freely offered to guarantee . y his signature any bills which the Directors offer to the creditors (Depusitantes) for their immediate pay. meat; and this honouiable and generous offer was in part accepted by the Assembly; and with respect to the other means for the payment of the notes, it was resolved to appoint a Committee composed of nine of the Shareholders, which. after a careful examination nte the state of the lAsok sod its resources, is to pro pose to-morrow slid, in a General Assembly, the Inca •uies which it presumes the most prompt and efficacious, which will be immediately discussed, to be adopted, or others more effectual. Mean time it appears just that public opinion, after & little rell:ction, should :become calm, and restore the credit of the most important e,rablidinaeot of the nation......(liere follow the names of . • nine members of be Committee.) ASA CORDEIRO TItYO." . " Dank of Lisbon, December 11,1827. The General Assembly of the Beak of Lisbon leas publicly 'hewn its decided resolution to make every We have lately received a letter from gattewar, mentioning a very gallant affair,un the paft of Mr. Langford, the Assistant Political Agouti with a perry of armed banditti' on the Jo• sugar' trratirr, dal parti culars of which are as f!llow :—lt appears -that. Mr. Langford having heard at &minor that a .party at Ottas and other proriderers were collected on the !indite Has, It& PoOrbander, and of their having plundered several villages of considerable property, and that el eir numbers w,re,daily increasing; hi consequence this..htformation wrote to J.itpore lot an officer ante fifty men, with w'deli, and. some Joonagor Arabs, he marched towards the place there the banditti were collected, .and alter a rotted march arrived near she posit'un Where they . nett 'assembled at day break, Ou reconnoitring the themy tt was•fdond that they *rein much gseiter force than had been sdppesed, anethat at the least they amounted to five hundied armed men. Mr. Largforafa party, !marvel, immediately attacked enemy. and, atter about an hour's...herd fighting, the banditti began to give way, and fled in every direcs tion, leaving eighteen killed, and about sixty pis* ners in ;he hands of the victors. All the pro; erty which had been .ptetriously carried off by the banditti war f o und to the talent of about eighteen cart loads, and four handled : head of cattle. Of the small patty en gaged, only fhtee siipahees were wounded, and six Arabs. The banditti also . citried off with them upwards At twenty sawunded men.— flowbey . Courier. . . by'Letters fpont Sintla;. in Upper - India, dated 'the sth of Map we eade:stanJ-that Lord Aotherst,atict his party . . 4 continued to et joy 0 eir . tesidence amongst the ' niountaint: • 'The tveithei.,was s6cools es to render fires necessary morning and evening.. • It was with amble gret that, the approailiirig'pet rod of depat tate was con templated by ell. Thee:pit:ion from Itunjii Sink art ired on the Clhescneertt - hriopatty of regular infantry and lancers, who ase 'aid whine made a respectable figure. The preients were eery. amenga their' I, an en:ire• tent,. matte of the,most valuable shawlsl this is intended fort lid lingland. Captain Wade, with one orthe Aides de Camp, was to be seat with' :met and preaeats to the Cow t of Maharaja in return: Ozi.is Lin:ey, another clubist, a Minor Canon of the Cathedral, and Sheridan's bother-in-law, was subjic beyond any one living, to fits of absence. He out. Parton-Acanized Parson Adams.—He was a trowel of the Cambridge George Harvest, of nboyn Jot tin has to many good anecdotes. Ona Sunday morning, as he was fisting through the aose, on his way to serve his curacy, his horse threw offw sta4.4. A Lady, whom he hat just passed, hawks resold* it, Is XIA out to him Sir, your horse has just'easvape c f his shoes."—.. Tirank you, Madam," tenser ekospesig(. will you be kind enough to put it our In. insiselti4,- • ( flat turned.over two or, three pages at once of bit mason: and, when.in ailivevaaltitter and stare convinced hiasof the transition, he observed coolly, '• I find f have omit. ,tedit -considerable part of my sermon, bUt it is not.worth going-back tor;" and theo went on to the conclusion. Rogers had been at Spa, acid was telling Ward that the place was so full that be could not so much as find lancash:re;mere each-m..l'er. }I ' tarebou gem en. Sire, 'elite nu'. 411 • lanufacturer. • P, IL E. Sidney ?inters. John I err acid *atm ire, brickmai ter, Literibi and Andrei 1•10. ff. Nes Dwsiay !Ter, sem dec 1 rwlwatd liae ;.ut,nt and Davi l