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PAN A I L R IE ; or thr;CiTY of LONDON . is COMMON HALI. the principal agents of Government. CULTURAL BUILDINGS, Assembled, at the Guildhall of the said City, on SATVILSAT, the NIA /LT finis dap of Septernber, 11197. PROM THE GAZETTE DE titrutca DATIOD SEPT. 29. 'HT HUNDRED ACRES • • -BARCELONA, San. 17. .. • Rassotvina triontoustv, table, Pasture, Thriving Plantain/3ml The organizition et the two batta li ons of tiraillenrs Wood Land; That the Tbsaks of this Comason Hall be presented to CAA Ryan . . is proceeding in this City weh great markt ; 1,800 1 SHEEP WALKS; • Faammoterss. Esq.- and Alderman and Hamm Wateuerreu, Esq. i have been enrolled in two days. On the 7th General 1 anbadarn Vyoidd, Liananno. 'eat 1111111111wers late Sheriffi of thl3 City', and Sheriff of the County of Middkser , . th a variety of Reid Sports. ' Vlsnso' was at . Sobadell, five leiguei lines Manrisa. is; for their very active exertions, and unwearied assiduity in the per- -3E SOLD BY AUCTION; • Troops of di ff erent descriptions are daily, arriving ue" Dy Mr. ROBINS, l , romance of their arduous and extensive duties of that high and catalonia. Great events are expected after the 25th, arwick House, Regent Street) • portant Station during the last year—fir the distinguished hu- Coffee House, 'Change Ally, Cornbilf, when the time fi xed for padoning those who return to ivy and attention they displayed towardt the unfortunate 19th of November, 1887, at Twelve o ' clock , l e " ' duty expires. IN LOTS , objects committed to their custody, ever endeavouring to temper their Th The rebels commanded by Casian Etrabas (the FREEHOLD ESTATES, capable of intim with mercy—for the beneficent regulation they adopted, butcher) appeared yesterday, to the number of 2,000 t improvement, being Let at low Rena, ,wh ereby a Fund has been establabed, which bat enabled them to before trona, endetvouring to provoke the garrison 1, tuate near NEWTOWN. relieve several. and to effect the discharge of other Debtors, and by their cries, and tailing the soldiers cowards. They !thaw, a fine Stream, abounding with Fish, alio to mitigate the rigour arising from the execution of Legal . "''shed to afford their partisans an opportunity to rebel, )OUL FARM, with acs pi 1 P ta. _ arm House, ... t. wls and . ton pe . gat n the es of the town to them. The gar- I. Abp. 364 upwards of ONE HUNDRED 1. . for their 'Mrainy and hospitality in maintaining the Sof Meadow. Pasture, Arable asid Wood hamar and dignity of their Office—and far the linnoeu with r • Ison temained constantly under arms, and Colonel is el I.lihattarrs Vynisid, In the oecapatkin m ho loo l idd.o B, e el: , and.frilrikers of this City. r Rime seat out only one company of the Ist .. , IttleitaiHt:4lo _lll. o f Li ght Infantry, supported by it Attend, and ß lV ellt ria• Atli; of to t01411149e4 for- . ..... . .... , . .. - ' men . Terror spread in the ranks of the rebels; they the Parish of Llambister, with Cdtrare and „-e• _ _ . of ONE HUNDRED and SKVENTY *- • FRENCH PAPERS. all'took flight, about 30 were killed and wounded, and i ,. r, Pasture, Arable and Woud Laud, is the . ...- r-- NUMBS.R 12,678.] ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. $y AUTHORITY 07 THE LORD CHAMBERLAIN. twat the tie's, the whole of the Interior has beet entirely Re decorated, the Dress Circle Enlarged; two New Orcheitra Boars coutrected ; tho Proeceolum A extended in Height and Wreath; and considerable Funky afforded for the Production of thew Noes which base been peculiarly honoured by the Public Approbation at this Theatre. SALES SOUTH VALUABLE ESTA Divided into Compact AGRICULT R/Gh Of Meadow, Arable, Pauure, %V , • Ems{. TERRY and YATES respectially in• him the pubsie, /bat this Theatre will open, for the Winter =TEId EVENING, October 1, and slarhsg the Week, 11 % r ig be presented, a Doenesdc Barletta, of deep Immo, In the Parishes of Llattbsdarn With - TO BE i i`sWeciii:caliei LUKE THE LABOURER! Luke. the Labourer, Mr. TERRY. Spire Cluirs, Mr. Forma. Fanner Wakefield, Mr. lama B o w Trot, Mr. Boarsiona, his first 'a bee. ebalip, a Sadnr, by Mr. T. P. a os , Wm Tartan, from the Theatre Royal, Brighton, by: first Appearance to Loudon. And Jenny, Mrs. H. Hunias. WY (Of Warwick At Garrawaj'a Coffee On Teussrake, the 49th r' IN Lo' VALUABLE FREEHOL considerable improvement, After which, the favourite Barletta of 211, JOHN-STREET, A DELPHI Ur. Thezeas Tonkin, Mr. TATIA. Lady Crazy, Miss CUSTIS. Asooil? sew cosapmed bp the celebrated ensezaav, at the Grand Opera of Pads, called FLORE ET ZEPHILLI Flete, by Miss DAVIS, of the Iting's T6eatre. Bacchantes, by Misses Waoaca and Susanne, of the King's Theatre. L'lnnocence. by Miss Prre. Nymphe, by Miss Sosr. L'Aranur, Mademoiselle ANGSLILLIA, from the King's Theatre. Venus, by Miss C. Weenie. Nyaspbe, by Miss Bawler?, or the Theatre Royal, Drurphmo, her first Appearance at this Theatre. . Gs She &Asa the ',— Lye. 1. TYNYDDOLII and staitebfr sod FIFTY ACRES of Land; In the relishes of of air. Moues. Lim 2. owArri- merkr let with it, in Rare, and bpwardi ACRES of Meadow, Pasture, Arable occupation of Mr. John Jones. Lot. 3. CROGY VA Wit and CROGY VACH, with a Te nement called BRYNGWYN, comprising a very good Farm House, with convenient Farm Building., situate in the Parish of Llansbi-ter, and about ONE HUNDRED and FIFTY-ONE. ACRES of Meadow, Pasture, Arabic, and Wood Land, in the occupation of the said John Jones. Lot 4. BWLCH FARM, with the Tenement called GOITRE, bompri+ing a Farm I 1 se, 'with Outbsildiogs, and upward+ of TWO HUNDRED and NINETY ACRES of Meadow, I'&s. tore, Arable, and Wood Land, situate in the Parish of Llanantin, kit the occupation of Mr. Samuel Hunt. These Bastes nearly adjoin each other (about ten miles front the _large and populous Manufacturing Town of Newtown, In Mango. foroyshire, where the Chester and Ellesmere Cana terminates),: raids very extensive Sheep Walks on the adjoining Hills, on which are Gismos and ether Game. An excellent Turnpike Road, runs from Newtown through the tre of the Property, and Stage Coaches, Vans, and Waggons,. ass weekly by Llandrinded Wells, into Brecon and Carosarthen e. There are several thriving Plantations, Forest Trees, and siderahle quantities of Wood on the Property. T. be viewed by applying to the Tenant at Bwlch, of whom • may be had; at the Bear, Newtown; Hotel, Herw Shrewsbury; Hop Pole, Worcester; Hen & Chickens, ; of Messrs: Davies and Batiks, and Mr. James Sulleitors, Kinston (at whose Offices Plass of the Estates be seen); atOarrawifa; an.: of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent. street, Loudon. MADRID, Smarr. 19. • " The following supplement to our Gazeihrof this day hat just been puhlished: 7ephir, by Mr. Gii.amm, from the King's Theatre. , Fain, by Mr. T. Rwswjy. Les Graces, Les Raisin, Les Amours, &c. by the Corps de Mkt. Tommie& with (by the kind perothska of S. J. Alamein, Esq. of the Theatre Royal, Bug!Lab Opera), the nench.adinired Burlesque, entitled THE QUADRUPEDS! Francisco, Leader of the Denys, by Mr. Yuma. . Percy,, Mr. Bottemmts. Abrabamides, Leader of the Flints, by Mr. Amy Reyes, Who will give various Imitations, and sing a Parody on " Cherry Ripe," called " Hwy Wet!" Dorothea, Mrs. Tummies. Tinderella, Miss DALY. The whole of the other Characters as before. Star Mangier, Mr. TERRY. Composer and &rectos of Musk, Mr. O. H. Rinewst.. Ballet Master, M. HoLux. Leader of the Band, Mr. Cowman. "OFFICIAL A.RTICLIt. " The Minister Secretary of State of Grace r and Jut tice has communicated to the Chief Secretary the fol lowing Royal order : . Excellency—The King °dr Master has this da) deigned to address to the President of the Royal Council, the following decree: Desirous to examine with my own eyes the causes which have produced the state of disturbance under which Catalonia now suffers, and being persuaded that my Royal presence must powerfully contribute to the A new Barletta will be produced on Monday next, in which Um Yarn, from the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Will appear. Varian Novelties are In active preparation, and will be speedily produced. Due notice will be given of the first Appearance of Mr. Wit. mom. Dazes, fs. Pit, 2s. Galkry, le. Aeon open at Six, commence at a Qparker before Severn. ,Haltpriceat Half-past SOL SOUTH DEVON. VAI.UABLE ESTATES FOR. RESIDENCE AND INVESTMENT.• • : • THE BARTON Of ME]IBLANU AND MANOR OF NOSS MAYO,. _ With As Rights, Privileges and Appurtananges, Chief and Conventionary Rents and Farms, nearly ONE L THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF MEADOW, ARABLE, AND WOOD LAND, dr.c. INVOLUNTARY MEDIATION; OR, RECIPROCAL ADVANTAGEt • Cflllollll 010,111117 is C•la'r9lll, to manta. WHEN lately at Cantos otri Ships were delaed t CoofnaleanAw Peery while seen to pervade : A Chino bnerkiegly deed ligniik Bp swell* es Lit hag Captehesbegght Boots : Per when Is the .141 he his WOW beheld, The Devil he et laspeled i , • • Fiefire• Ifiklfalt • elm. • '.ll He gave blennifisp to the . ehe law. And new ttp of justice the scales, " Advantage r wisely prevails. Your peepie, the Mandarin said, "is Ilepuediey And this, our Chasm, a base thief by confessien, Ills crime for year trespass shall fully atone, 'la Captain our trade as before shall go on: Complete then your lading, depart when you please, And prop ions throughout be your betneward-bound breeze !" " Thank Heaven and the thief," said the Captain, a who met The Devil of Fancy in Woaassi's fine Jet; The mirror like Jet, competition defying, Lad store of rich incident every supplying I" The Boots now attracted the Mandarin's view, Foraptsed who gaz'd ma their fine glossy hue. " We wisely," he said, " from our nation•ezelude AU arts that to !very may tend to delude. But this—your Jet Blacking—of intrinsic worth, Shall hence to the Celestial Empire go forth, Mire widely its matchless renown to extend, And gain in each Chinese a patron and friend." Thus happily , ended an impending fray : s And Canton sage Mandarins still to this day Are prone, the first grace of high ornament lacking, To ask th: Europeans for WA aavois Jet Blacking. • The Celestial Empire ! so the Chinese denominate their country. Ms Buy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING Prepared by 100 LI Alse PA Shall Jae 1 1 1 H eitkh the lam, Gal l'eloPed &Way, Ohtervati &tees of aleat in a PION Lc Otn Sin 041 Its Od 1. Hy dental ti mks, Ow on I lords Palo; a lidau Q boa UO ;meg TPhi front oectr Ile al Wooster. Calm • Scaho ; T. 1174, katchett 0 O Deck, Ip O were, Todd, 0 Exeter ; 1 thester ; • Zdinliurg )W others--( • Wean thew hou let asiolitely *bid) c.. 1 GOS dint, IA Wied 30, STRAND, London; And sold in every Town in the Kingdom. LIQUID in Bottles, 6d. 10d. 121. and 184. each. Also PASTE BLACKING, in Pots, 64: 12d. and 18d. each. Shilling Pot of Paste is equal to Four Is. Bottles of Liquid. GOSS'S WORKS. Hominem paging moue 'spit. Our page relates to man.—Mansuit.. Jest published, price ss. in boards, Sixteenth Edition, I. THE &GIS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Commen tary on the indiscretions arising from Human Frailty, in *Bch the Carnes, Symptoms, and baneful Effects of Lues Ve um, Gationbaa,Stricture, Seminal Weakness, &c. are fully de. "toPed; Part 11. embraces Practical Observations en Sexual Debtlity, Self-Abuse, and Mental Irritation, with some interesting Observations on Vegetable and Animal Life; in Part 111. is a )?clip of Cues illustrative of the preceding subjects, explaining Meat in a familiar manner.—By GOSS and Co. Consulting Sur geons, London. Nature beads Omnibus use dedit, si quit cognoverit utLa•Csavatan. Since Huns ts all the fund of bliss Mein, Its frugal application marks the wise. HYOZWINA, a Non-Medical Analysis of some Complaints inci dental to Females, in which are offered some important admoni tions on the peculiar debilities attending their circumstances, sym pathies, and formation. The subject of Sterility is especially dwelt lipes Interesting and important cases illustrate the subject. quo fugit Venus? H-u! quove color decens. Hor. Üb. 4. Od. Whither flies Lave? Ah ! where the charming bloom? • The above may be had of Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, 20, Pa hniester-row ; C.Chapple,s9,Pall-mall; &W.Fores,4l, Piccadilly; Cam and Wilson, 16, Princes-stre e t corner of Gerrard-street, Bak; T. and G. Underwood, 32, Fleet -street; Highley and Son, HS. plea and ; Onwhyn, 4, Catherine-street, Strand, London,- katchett and Stevenson, B ur k s an d Ki nne b roo k, Norwich; R. Deck, Ipswich; Dutton, Bury St. Edmund's ; Sheppard, Corn e, Bristol; Barr e tt an d DuffieW, Bath; Hatt, Cambridge; T, Briggate, Leeds ; Wrightson, Birmingham • Trewman. Exeter ; W o l sten h o h ne, Y or k ; Gore, Liverpool; darrop; Man- Chester ; 11'PM' n, 155, Trougate, Glasgow ; 9, Calton-street, Edinburgh ; Porter, 72, Grafton street, Dublin; and by all Book stllers—(Price Ss.) Hews. Goss and Co. are to be 'Consulted, as usual, every day, at their house ; and Patients in the country are requested to describe `estely the case, enclosing a remittance for Advice and Medicine, c.ts be forwarded to any part of the world. GOSS and Co. M. E.C. Surgeons, No.ll, Sous" -- * trees, Leedom. r,Fket• 1 AU cosispest, and in a beautiful part of the County. TO BS SOLD BY. AUCTION, 'Mr. Sodom, • ' I Warwick House, Rrgent.street) At Gateway's Coffee House, 'Change Alley, Cornbill, London, On Tatiesney, the 29th November, 1827, at Twrtuu o'Clock, IN ON& LOT, VERY VALUABLE ESCATE, FREEHOLD, tM.• (except about Thirty gist-Acres Leasehold), nearly TWO THOUSAND ACRES; Ciapials th e BARTONBof NIB SI BLAND and CAULSTON, In the Parish of HOLBETON; THE HANOI OF NOSS MAYO, Emending over the Parish of REVELSTOKE, With its Rights, Privileges, and Appurtenances, Chief and Conventionary Rents, &c. MII I •arie STIJOILY rasszovers, And ESTUARY in the River YEALM. MEMBLAND HOUSE - _ ly eyeetad on a handsome elevation, with Wings; Lawn and Car -1 riage Dave in front; seated on an eminence commanding rich and extensive Prospects over a highly-varied and interesting Country. The Mansion is adapted for the Accommodation of A FAMILY of DISTINCTION, Conveniently planned, and all requisite Domestic ()likes; detached Coach House and Stables; Farm and Rick Yards, with Bullock Sheds, and all necessary Agricultural Bulidingi; the Gerrunds at the back of the Mansion form a Dell of exceeding fine Pasture Land, ornamented by a Sheet of Water; Mit 1-I,mse-; and extensive Kitchen Garden, walled in and clothed with Choice well selected Fruit Trees, numerous Standard Trees, well Stocked and Cropped ; with a Pond of Water supplied by a Spring; an outer Garden; Poultry Houses, a capital Poultry Yard, a Stream of Water Sowing through, and Sheds of every denomination. ThecAuistoN FAlt M comprises an excellent Farm HUM!, with a capital set of well-arranged Buildings, which, with part of the Idembland Lands and Horestone, are in the occupation of Mr. Richard Adams. • • The NOSS MAYO LANDS, consisting of the Earns of Stoke, Rowden, bliddlecombe, Netton and Worswell, with Fatm Houses, Outbuildings Farm Yards, and the usual Appendages, In the occupation of Messrs. Sampson Giles, Robert Anthony, Thomas, and Henry Crocker and Sons, respectable Tenants on Lease and Agreements. Sundry Cottages with Girdens and Orchard.; ' Fish Cellars with Apartments, Let to divers Tenants at Rack Rents; and the principal part of the beautifully picturesque Village of Noss Mayo, Lot on Comeotionary Rents, with Paddocks and rcodsctive Orchards, the whale Estate contains neatly TWO THOUSAND ACHES, ___ Of highly productive Grass Land, Arable, Pasture; Wood and Plantations; with a richly varied Land Scenery, extensive Sea Views, nearly from the Start to the Lizard. Plymouth market is about 'even miles; Stodbury and Rings bridge are also Market Towns, at an easy distance. The Mansion to be viewed, by permission of the Family, in the House, from Eleven till Three, Sundays excepted; the Farms on application to Mr. Adams, at Caubton, of whom particulars may be had, and of the respective Tenants at the Hotels, Plymouth ; George, Plymton, Rule; the Inns at Ivy Bridge, Ashburton, and Totes' • Servington Savery, Esq. Solicitor, and Mr. Robert Hun. well, Sc rivener, Modbury ; New London Inn, Exeter ; the Bull, Bridport ; Antelope, Dorchester and &balmy; Crown, Blandford George, Bridgewater ; Christopher,Wells; the Hotel, Bath; Bush and Full MOon, Bristol; Castle, Marlborough ; of Messrs. Gregson and Fonnereau, Solicitors; Angel-court, Tbrogmorton-street - at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street ' of w h om Tickets for viewing may be had, -and a Plan of the Estate may be seen. DR. GREEN'S ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS. THIS in;altiable Medicine, which has been held in the highest reputation for upwards et hfty years, by a con- , tinned series of extraordinary Cures it has effected on the human I body, In aM Scorbutic Complaints, Seurveys, Kids's Evil, Erysi pelas, ate. ulcerated wounds in any part of the body add legs; Fistulas, Piles, in short it cures every impurity of the Blood, and persons who have been stung by poisonous reptiles, have been effectually cured by this excellent Medicine, when others have failed. The innumerable roofs' indeed of its efficacy, and the great benefit derived from it by its purifying the blood, and com pletely er.dicating that Sea and Laad Scurvy, have given it a de cided preference over most other Medicines. Sold by Messrs. Butler, Chemists, Cbeapside, corner St. ,Paul's, London; 73, Prinemetreet, Edinburgh, and 54, Sackvide-street Dublin; Messrs. Barclay, 95, Fleet-market ; Messrs. Sutton, Bow °torch-yard; Mr. Sanger, 150, Oztord-street ; and the most respectable Medicine Venders in every Town in the Kingdom, in bottles at ss. 6d. its. end rfft Ss. duty' inducted, accompanied with proper directions, and a list ct eatraorclinui Cares effected by this Medicine, reestablishment of public tranquillity, in that province, I have resolved to set out for the fortress of Tarragona on the22d inst. with a small suite ; and aceompanied only by the Minfster of Grace and to whom the other Ministers will address their dispatches, that the course of business may salreitsW interruption. I leave at the Escurial the Queen, my very dearspoose, and the l Infants my well beloved brothers. and I repair to the spot where the wants of it part of my subjects call me without its being possible for.ant consideration to stop me, because there is no sacrifice which I am not willing to make for their good. I hope that all the mho. rities will completely fulfil the duties which their offices impose upon them, to maintain the peace of the country, ' the obedience due to the laws. My council will so immediately for site publics. (Signed by the King's band.) • . tion of this decree. I I communicate tbis decree to your Excellency by order of the King; that it may be Made known to every Minister s and._published by an extiaordinary Gazette. "See proem year Excellency many years. "CA LQM 11:i11 (Signed) " At the Escurial, the 18th of September. 'The King, as may be seen by the above maniresto addressed to the Council of Castile, is to quit the Bseu• rial on the 22,1, and on that day his Majesty will sleep at Ocana, 16 leagues from the E‘curial. Oa the 23d lie will proceed from Ocana to Quintanar (eight leagues land a half). On the 24th his Majesty will dine at Minya, and sleep at Albacete, (18 leagues and a bait) On the 25th he will dine at Almanda, and sleep at iChiact, (23 leagues and a half.) On the 26th he willdiae ;at Castillon, and sleep at Vinaros, (23 leagues); and 'finally, on the 27th he will arrive at Tarragona. His Majesty's suite will consist of the Marquis d'Al budeyte, Captain-General of the Guards, of the Minister of Grace and Justice, Calomarde, and the Secretary of the King's Cabinet, Meras, who will all three sit in the same carriage with the King. These will belollowed in a diligence by two Chiefs .of Division and an Assistant, all belonging to the Mi nistry:of Grace and J'istice, the Physician Castillo, the Apothecary in Chief, the chief cook, and some domes. These are the entire "suite. tics. The Gardes du Corps, and 80 mounted grenadiers, !eft this yesterday. They are to take post at the several stations where the King will change horses, dine, or sleep. A brigade of light infantry of the Royal Guard, which formed part of the army of the Tagus, left this yesterday for Arragon. This brigade and the other regiments which have proceeded to the same destina• lion will unite at Daroca and Its environs. Those troops which have marched fur Catalonia by way of Valencia, will unite near Tortosa and Lerida. From the activity displayed in preparing this expedition, there is no doubt that before the 15th of October an army of 20,000 men will have assembled in Catalonia and Lower Arragen, which will be more than sufficient effectually to oppose the insurgents, who, on their part, though they seemed to make great preparations, Co not hold firmly toge ther, for they evacuated Manresa without striking a blow, as soon as they heard that 800 men of the troops of Government were approaching that city. The attempt which they made on Tarragona was not only unsuccessful, but proved ruinous to their partisans in the city, who having revolted at the approach of the insurgents with the intent of seizing General Coupigni, who commands at Tarragona, were defeated, and great slaughter made of them by a body of 200 artillerymen.. At Tortosa they were more fortunate, having driien back the 10th battalion of the Line, who had marched out to join General Manso. Among the Bishops of Catalonia, the B:shop of Lerida is the only one who has openly declared in fa vour of Government. As to the Bishops of Tortosa and Vich, the former evinced great coldness, and the latter no external mark of attachment to the cause of Go. vernment. • Gen ral Romagosa came here without a passport, or at least with a passport which he had made out for himself. He was about to be arrested as a deserter ; but those who were about to arrest him were surprised to find that the Minister of War had furnished him with a regular passport, and that the Minister of Foreign Affairs had given him authority to travel by the public _ wounded, _ 'ome taken prisoners; stml some ammunition was picked up, which those banditti threw away, in order to run the faster." The following letter has been circulated in French Cerdagne:— PROVISIONAL RIM IA RY AND QM. RIOWDRXMIe OF VIOL "Being ordered by my superiors to take of the town and district of Puyeerds, I write 'this date to the aotho►ities of that town for the free said! .inicable entrance of the troops, which I send thither,, thus to avoid theiffusion of blood. "As the wishes of the good and faithful subjects of out idolized Monarch, Ferdinand VII. have no' object but that justice may be done, that all revolutionists be ' kept horn public offices, and lastly, thar under no pretext the friendly relations that exist between the Preach and Spaniards be impaired, I have thought it proper to acquaint you with this resolution, that you may make it known in the French Cerdagne, if you think fit, assuring the inhabitants that, far from being alarmed. they might to be Persuaded that our enterprise tends only to consolidate the reign of our beloved Monarch, Ferdinand VII. and to strengthen more and more our Friendly relations with oar benefactor Charles X. your King. " Persuaded, that we aspire only to lie maintenance Of tranquillity, and that we are the sante who, aided by (he French arms, exterminated in MS the unhappy Spanish revokunon, and informing you that -I have given the troops whom itsammand, the strictest orders on this subject, I hope that you will accede to my wishes in every thing that shall - not be contrary to the orders of your Government.", PARTS, Sam se. L The official Carte of Madrid announces that the lag vet out from Otte E-ClUial for Catalonia, 0111 the 1 22 d, at five o'clock in the morning. On the 24th the greatest tranquillity continued to prevail at Madrid. The Augsburg Gazette speaks of an autograph letter, addressed by the Emperor of Russia to Count Capo &Istria, at the time when he obtained his discharge from the Russian service, in which his Imperial Majesty con gratulates him on his nomination to the post of Presi dent of Gree.:e., and espressos kis hopes fur the Greeks, and his xesolution to act in their favour. FLANDERS MAIL. VIENNA. Sal%l B, • • The Axel rims Observer contains accounts from Corfu of the 17th, 21st, and 28th of Aug ust. _ ,tchmet Pacha had gene to Voseizza, - where he is now encamped with 4,000 men and 12 field pieces. Five Turkish men of war, which are at anchor near Vostiaza, are placed at his disposal. F.ve thousand Turkish tritips, infantry and cavalry, ;ire expected at Pats as, which 'are to come by land from Modon. lbrahatn Pacha has arrived from Tripolizza at Modoo, on the 16th of July. According to accounts from Cephalonia of the 12th of August, Paul Baenaparte, the second son of Lucien, had arrived these on the 10th, on board the lonian bombard Santa Trinite, Captain Peter Monies santo, from Sinigaglia ; and it is said he will shot tly go to Greece. He seems to have departed clandestinely from the Roman states, because he is entered in the passport of Mr. Alexander Delladecima, in whose cony pang he came to Argastoli as his valet de chambre, by • the name of L•rigi Antonetto. According to a letter from Zante, Paul Buonaparte, whom the writer calls Angelo, art ived there on the 16th of this month, on which day Lord C )chraite's schooner, the Unicorn, ar rived in seven days from Marseilles with his Lordship's younger nephew on board. The two young men, Buonaparte and Cochrane, intended to set out together for Greece on the 17th. A letter from Prevesa of the 14th, received to-day (August 28), at Corfu, announces that the news of the • measures agreed upon by the three powers for the pa cification . f l of Greece are already spread among the . Turks: The letter says, 4 , Yesterday, a vessel from - 1 Zante arrived here, and brought some newspapers, soon after which news favourable to the Greeks was spread in the town, which caused great agitation among the Turks, and induced them to go in a body to the Cadi. A letter was immediately sent to the Seraskier .. Redschid Pacha, requesting him to send a reinforce ment of troops as soon as possible, the Governor de• daring, that without it he could not preserve the for tress, which is at present destitute of troops. Hereupon 1 there was a meeting in the house of the Governor, after which the news that had been received was con:multi% ' !I cated to Imin Bey, of Janina. At..this moment orders i are given to a vessel from Dulcigno, which is stationed here as a guarda costa, most strictly,to search all vessels - i that enter or leave this port. Last night all the Turks were under arms, and no Greek was allowed to go out I i of doors after sunset. Our Governor had previously received orders to send troops to Mitiga and Drago. mestra; but the news received here yesterday induced him to return for answer that he could not strip Prevesa ...I i of the few troops now here." / In our roads (Corfu) there are at present three Eng lish men of war—the Ariadne, Captain Fitularence, which arrived here ott the 21st, in nine days fromVourla, with dispatches from Admiral Sir E. Codrington to General Adam; the brig Chanticleer, Captain Puck ..ord, which arrived on the same day, in sia days from