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Pt r c ~,~C2. :+-~!~ Summit 12,458.] ST. NAIL' Ihrntesa SO, 180. BoTNWDOs.;:ovtiAsNlrbi L Epo si:v o BORROW HUNDR g i D he POU M ND o S f tk rescinder el the Sens of Fifteen Thos.and Pounds before ows i g ed,die sante to be secured by Transferrable Bonds of One amised bends rap, bearing Five per Cent. Interest, payable $ die Cokt-bouse Half-yearly, to be secured on the Rates of the o ld Parish. AU the Bonds to-be prepared at the expense of the N il,. Particulars, containing extracts from the Parochial Acts farliarlltnr, sheering the Powers and Reiulations 44 the Vestry • , ra i s ing and paying SF bionics on Bonds, are lying at the caretkossr, fur the perusal and signature of Persons intending psis Tenders; which Tenders must be respectively sealed up' o d o esad 44 Tender for Lending Money," and be delivered to * v e stry ask before SATURDAY, the Twentperventh Day k it ty, on which aay, at Tavern **Clock, a Vestry Meeting oak had in the Court-house, Marylebetie-lane, for the purpose ira teg, considering, and selecting Tenders. lid By Order of the Vestry. JAMES HUGO GREENW ELL. Vestry Clerk. ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. SPICING COURSE of LECTURES will ~.nnine on SATURDAY, the 20th t THEORY and PRACTICE of MEDICINE— Dr. Wu oil Dr. &tom*. , OYER I A MEDICA—Dr. Room CHMIISTRY—Dt. Boams. ANATOMY —Ms. Game ea lit. Joux F. Sums. SURGRRY—Mr. Gszu. MIDWIFERY—Ur. Locacia. COIIPARATIVR ANATOMY-41r. Joux F. SOUTH. • BOTANY —Dr. Lusts. CLINICAL LECTURES WILL BE GIVEN. Pupas r idding to the Surgical Practice of this Hospital, are allowed to attend that of Guy's. For Particulars apply to Mr. WuirriaLs, Apothecary to St. luxnas9 Hospital. This day was published, IN One Vol. rho.-peke 91. in boards, QUESTIONS adapted to " All ITORD'S HIS • tc TORY of GRERCE," to which are appended, a Chrono- Isal Hktory of Events, Miscellaneous Questions proposed at h minden, in the University of Cambridge, and a Compendious rdle of the principal Battle+, ai ranged according so their Places, ,Issuries, Parties, Commanders, Victors, and Dates. By the Rev. J. R. MAJOR, A.hl. Trinity College, Cambridge ; Head Master of Wisbeach Grimmar School. Far the me of Students, and the purposes of Education generally. Printed for T. Cada, Strand, London ; R. Newby, Cambridge ; rod W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. . . ARCHBISHOP WAKE'S CHURCH CATECHISM. ';This day was published, handsomely printed in One Volume nvo. Price 9a. in boards, JHE PRINCIPLES of the CHRISTIAN ELI. GION explained in a brief Commentary upon the Church Catechism. By the Most lirverend Patker in Gone WILLIAM, LORI) ARCHBISHOP OP CANTERBURY. A new Edition. Having the varints proofs from passages of Scripture to which efrrence is made through the work, either subjoined to the Ques. kas and Answers, or interwoven with them. By the Rev. Fre- Iniek Twideton, LLB. Prebendary of Hereford, and Domestic Chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Hereford. Printed for T. CadeU, Strand. London; 3. Parker, Oxford; and Brighton and Sens. Cambridge. This day was paldiabed, lib One VA Ittrio. price 9s. in boards, handsomely primed, and illustrata with Maps and other Foraying*. A . COMPENDIOUS INTRODUCTION to the STUDY of the HIBLR. By THONIAi Bring an Analyds of . 4 An Introduction to the Critical Study d Know'edge of the Holy Scripttues," by the same Author.— I Pane Parts. viz. Part I. A Sanunary of the Evidences of the Genuineness, In. leaden, &c. of the Holy Scriptures, relining the must modern ljections Inhdele. Part 11. On the Literary History and Interpretation of the Stile. Part 111. A Compendium of Biblical Orograthy and And eines. Part IV. Introductory Prefaces to the 'several Books of Scripture. Printed for T. Cadell, Strand, Loudon; W. Blackwood, Edits. Nurgh ; and . R. Milliken, Dublin. rr Ttiis Volume is respectfully offrred as an astistant to the ;cadres of Gentlemen at the Universities, and other Seminaries of fheulugical Literature, as well as to other individuals who may terpectively possess the Author's larger Introduction, and who may require such an amtihary. At the same time it will be found a ilanual. or Competrdioas Guide to the perusal of the Holy Scrip 'tires, adapted to the use of general Readers, who may nut be able purchase the ociiinat Work. COLDS, COUGHS. AST H Al AS, Re. BUTLER'S PECTORAL ELIXIR: Esperieace, u og a very long petiod, proved oltti: l e r e i thcacy of Ibis Medicine , icsi. in all of gr.,:„ . C ed iwan the i, ad AMISLITIC AVYICTIoIIi. By promoting gentle tapectoratirm, t very sivirtly relieves the Patient of a slight or recent Culd, and a en doses are generally sufficient to remove those which neglect bis tendered more cor.firmcd and obstinate. and which are accosts %flied with Cough, Spitting of Mood. and whet serious syoass. : 4 1 peculiar &ramie powers tend to heal Surooese, and Ai the •Ivitrion of the Liags, in cues of Comet; and , in Asahliatic At 'it'd tns it as.i,ts and gives freedom to the Meath. Sold in &nth% at 15. lid. and SIC 9d. by nutters. awmists, ( - nearside, earner of Sc. Paul's; 73, Princes-street, Edinburgh; nd 51, Swtrille-street. Dublin ; Savory and Co. 136, New Bond -1 street ; Wiamott, SS. High -stmt, Duroviph; and by the Pcho4Pvl frffiedicine Veiders in the ;Anted Kingdom. Of whom may he hid, BUIrCIM'S BALSAMIC LO LIINO 11S. used to recent Coughs, Mammas, ke. and for ren leriag the Take Over and Fie:dile, and protecting hs organs front he andante:mien. In Boxes is. I ed. and vs. dd. N.B. Ask for BUTLItle$ PIICIOI.III. I . .EAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous lot " curing. iu all its stages, the VR N ERE.% L DISEASE On small Pall id a dose, and the taking ut one Box, in a recent ale, will scam convince the patient of the certainty of his speedy - .emery. Nothing can be better contrived, more safe, or more 'convenient titan this Remedy, for such as are obliged to go jemmies rto sea, as it needs no confinement nor restraint of Diet; and iity years ezperience (in an extensive practice) has proved that it sill %fleet a Cure when repeated Salivation and all other methods nail nothing. Fur the Scurvy and other Clironkd •itis Medicine has not its pariliel Upwards of 40,n0u persons both sexes have been radically cured of the above cruel dipo le's, within the last right years. Prepared and said by the sok ,coprietors, T. TA T Lon and SON, Members of the Royal Cul ut Surgeons, at their House, Na. 9, New Brisl. Ants of only 20. 9J. each, ditty included.— N.D. Two hick hors, and Lights in the Passages at night.—They are also sold, by their appointment, with copious directions, at the Toy-,lisp ; 0 1. 0:hod-street; Mr. Diaborotsgh's, No. 7, Fislssureet.hilt roly opposite the Monument ; and by one Person in every con. ileral.le ['own iu Grant Britain and Ireland. Advice gratis to taking the above, or other of the Proprietor's ; (Wb C WEDNESDAY EV BROW Pi, MAYOR. ACOURT of MAYOR food ALDERMEN holden in the (Nuineil Chamber Olio Guildhall of the City of London, on Ttrusaar, the 16th day of January, 1847, and in she Seventh Year of the Reign of George the Fourth, of the United Ktugdom raf Great Britain and Ireland, King, fke. Itzatatven AND O at—Thatthe Gnildhall of this City be cloud ea the Thy of the Funeral of hfaltuyal Highness the Duke of YORK end A LOAN Y. WOODTHOBPB. PROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, JAN• 16. BA - 1111C RUPTCY SUPRIISRDRD. June" Mame, Mnseint.ankint, Bloonwbury, pawnbroker. BA NV lIIIPTS. lobo Swannell, Aerie,- Cambridgeshire, draper, to surrender, February 6, at oh, 7, at ten, mad 27. at eleven, at the Crbwn lon, R. Ives, Hentingdonshire. Meade* Mr. George Came Day, St. Ives; et Mtwara Loug and Co. naymond buildings, Gray's Inn. Jelin Pitt Mort, Ledbery. Herefordshire, tanner, January 23, 24. and February !7 , at eleven, at the Fearttel Inn, Ledbury. Auorniee, Mr. Robert Phelps, Ledbury; et MI. Beverley, Carden-court. Thnnsas Stafford, jun. St. .Idiesicreet, West Smithfield, pawn broker, January 23, Fehr 's'', S. and 0, at eleven, at the Cuartl of Coatinithioriers of Bankrupts, tlasiuphall street. Attornks, Messrs Hintich and Cu. Buckingham-street, Strand. Charks Felton Kirkman, late of Henley-upoti.Thamis, Oxford shire, fittendraper, January 19, 26. and February 27, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall,street. Anomie's, Messrs. Wheeler and Cu John street. lied•ord.row. Wiliam Neate, Sweating-alley, Condon, jeweller, January 23, 30, and February 27, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basingball street. Attorney, Sir. W. James, Charione•ruw, Mansion House. John Alfred dawker, Birmingham, Warwickshire, nvrchant, January 26, 27, and February 27, at eleven, at the Royal hotel, Ifirmingham. Anomie', Alesars. Unrtt and Co. litt.ningham ; or Messrs. Tooke and Co. Holborn-court, Gray's Inn. Henry Wynn and Abraham Wyke. late of Manchester, and Bag hillt, Flintshirc, br,wers, February 2,3, and 27, at ten, at White's Hotel, Alalichester. Atturnies, hl,sars. Ainsworth and Co. Nianchester ; or Messrs. Milne and Co. Temple. William Teague, Itedruth, Cornwall, merchant. February 2,5, and WI, at one ' at the C.omnscrcial.rooms, Bristol. Anomie", Messrs. Visard and Cu. Lincoln's Inn-fields ; or Mr. O. G. Heaven, Bristol. James !lards Iraynes, Aston, Warwickshire, grocer, February 17, at five, 20, at ten, at she house of Sarah l'aikes, liartlehury, and 27, at twelve, at the Office of Messrs. France and Co. Wor cester. Anomie', Mr. Thomas France, Worcester; or Hr. Cecil Becke, DevOnshire.street, Queen-street. Juhn Watson Wild, Leeds. Yorkshire, dyer, January 26, at ten, • February 3, and 27, at eleven, at the Court House, Leeds. At tornies, Messrs. Tuttle and Co. Leeds; or at their Wire,. Poultry. William Judson Hancock, Clensesses-lane, timber-merchant, Jan. 26, February 2, aid 27, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts Hasinghall.street. • Attorney, Messrs. Atkins and Co. Fox Ordinary-Court, Niclullue lane. Thomas Hodgson, Nadi:tun, Lancashire, schoolmaster, January 30, 31, and February 27, at ten, at White's Hotel, Manchester. Anomie., Messrs. Ellis and Co. L'banatry.lane; or Messrs. Iligsuti and Co. Manchester. Thomas Dud (line, Jeffries-square, St. Mary.axe, merchant, Jan. lg. 24,ead February 27, at one, as the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Hasinghall.street. Atterney, Mr. J. S. Beimett, Seats-yard. Hush lane, Oenots-street. William Hooker, Liverpool, victualler, January 23, 24, and Feb. 27, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attornies, Messrs. Hicks and Co. Ilartletes-buildiugs; ur Mr Brawick, Birmingham. marks Drury, Whetstone. Leicestershire, boiler, January 26 , at font, 27, and February 27, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Hardebery. Anoraks, Messrs. lienlauw and Co. Lincoln's Inn; or Mr. Vernon, Broomagrove, Worcestershire. John Qa son, late of Gower.street, Bedford-square, and Austin. friars, shipowner, January 23, 26, at ten, and February 27, at nine, at the Court ofCamunissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall street. Anoraks, Messrs. Allistun and Co. Freeman's-court, CurahilL Samu:l Vernon Steele, Becklersbury, coninrission-agent ' January 19, 26, and February 27, at eleven, at the Court of Commis sioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall- street. Attoruies, Messrs. ROM and Co. King's Bench-walk, Temple. John !lateen° and Joseph Hateson, Wortley, Yorkshire, cloth manufacturers, January 26, 27, and February 27, at ten, at the Certart House, Leeds. Atturnies, Messrs. Few and Co. Covent garden; or Mr. Hemingway, Leeds. Charles Litter, Gutter-lane, warehouseman, January 23, at eleven, 30, and February 27, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, ilasinglialisuret. Attorney, Mr. Turner, Basing lane, Cheapside. Henry Cruse, Leek, Staffordshire, silk-manufacturer and dyer, February 2, at ten, and 27, at eleven, at the Court of Commis sioners of Bankrupts, Basingliall-street. Attorney, Mr. James. Bucklersbury. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Richard Rowe, St. Thomas the Apostle, Devonshire, grocer and shopkeeper, is in insolvent circumstances, and unable to meet his engagemenu with his creditota—Pile)Janitary 13. Henry Wham Lucas street, Coniniercill.road, tile-merchant, Is in Insolvent circumstances, and unable to rnect his trigagentents with his creditors .—Pile d January 13. Jams* Rymer, Kamigate, Kent, surgeon and apothecary, is In Insolvent circumstance), and unable to nice' Iris engagements with his creditors.—Filed January 13. DIVIDENDS to be made Is BASIN ALLS MEET. b. 4.3, Itoben Albion Cox, Bess:go Weston. James Furber, and George Coe, little Witain, bankers, at one. Feb. 6, John Wilson, 'homey surer. Bloomsbury, coach manufacturer, at Or . Feb. 6, Charge. Le Boy, now or late of l'aU Alan, halter• goober, at eleven. Feb. 6, Robert Swan, late of Gainsborough, iiicelwaltire, merchant, at eleven. Jan. f. 6, Dorothy Smith, illecrtio.stripet, and of King-street, Gokletuequare, coach and har eem maker, at eleven. Feb. 6, f levy John !fables, Jertnyti•street, Westminster. oil and Italian merchant, at ten. Feb. 6, Charles Ilisclusaaa, Woolwich, Krug. shoemaker, at eleven. Feb. 9, i1:41y4 Lowe, Sutton place, llisaiertun, merchant at eleven. Feb. 6, Janie., Junes and Jobb Jones Lebrninster, Herefordshire liven. drapers, at eleven. May 11, 14,Ohert S. Alaskan, Bastogball.street, builder, at ten. May I I , JA111.6 Law ranee, Park place St. James's. street, tailor, et ten. Feb. 6, Joseph Smith, 'timings Suttee, mercer, at ten. Feb te, %V elsam Utoughtun Eternity, Medford. row, looney scrivener, at one. Feb. 13, John Willie, littissten upon.llull, brewer, at eleven. DIVIDENDS to be made in the CtPUNTRY. Feb. 8, John Alderney, Liverpool, grocer, at one, at the Nice M Mr. Buttner, solicitor, Chapel-walks, lieutesitariltns, Liverpool. Feb. 28, Aaron Stock, Wigan, Lancashire, and also of West Derby, cotton spinner at eleven, at the Kings Arms Ina, Liverpool. Feb. 10, Thiwa i Willber, North Shields, Northumberland, butcher, at twelve, at the George Inn, Neweastie.upon-Tyne. Feb. 7, James Fisher Dolton late of the parish of Ll a nthewy•Shirrid, ;Winer, at elcveu, at the Angel Inn, Abergavenny. Much 6, James Ilarlison, Wigan, Lancashire, iutikeepis, at twelve, at the Duck kb' Vine Inn, Wigan. Feb. 7, Tilq 6 . 14,11.144 Ilighwnrsh, Wiltshire, draper, At ten, at the Dell law, Fariiinpiou., &Asiatic. Feb. 11, John Martin, Dolton, I.,ucashire, tore', at two i at the Scar Inn, Manchester . Feb. 20 , Jo:in 'Arch. ' jun Manchester, nseroliant, at nine, at the Star l.nr, Manchester ; also at tee. Feb. 7, 'Donnas Diomas, Stwai.s.a, Glanioreasishint. grocer, at one, at the (Ace of Mr. Franklin, solscitur, Minot. Feb. 7, John Wynne, &afford, Sufferd,hire, shoe SkuiPitactsser, at slaves, at the Star lam. Stafford. CERTIFICATES.—Faa ff.' Jacnb Durham, New-cut, Lambeth-marsh, oilman. Wm. Dean, I join. Upper George•etreet. Portnur. square, horse dealer. Aka Grubb. Gnat lhaseptereet. Covent-Arden, tavern lore .et, arid u .h L. • 0 1114: 111- -4 f A MU, 'CD . . Sow.street, wine merchant. Willi .m Abner, Fresh Wharf, Lower. Thames-greet, warehouseman. Thomas Cooke, jun. 'I hones Cresswell, Cross-lane, ash factor. John Young, Newport, M. mouthshire, merchant. William Wright, Wakefield, Yorkshire, innkeeper. Thomas Crossley, Aldermanhury, trimming and lea ther manufacturer. John 'Nate, of the Schooner Rising Sun, and of Jewell-street, Camberwell, Surrey, merchant. John Pnllitt, Manchester, and of Stockport, Cheshire, grocer. Napper Drewitt, now or late of lintoworth, Warblingtorr. Southampton, mariner and victualler. Edmund Bead, Itiches.court. ‘ Lime.street, ship and insurance broker. Samuel Prince Chapman, King-street, Chrap iiJr, warehouseman. John Wnolktt, Queen's Head Inn, South wark, Surrey, Livens-keeper. John Cones, Long-lane, Bermond sey, Surrey, fellmonger. henry Sheriff Potter, late of Bridge street, Southwark, liorrey, cabinet maker. John Dillon, late of, Hereford, brazier. George Haynes, sen. Swan.ea, Glamorganskire,, banker. Win. Mathias. Everett -street, Bussell.square, chemist. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLV SD. William Flounders, Jcilathan Flounders, and Isaac Whitwells Liverpool, merchants (so far as regards Jonathan Flounders). Sarah Goadby, Henry Goadby, and George thwack, Newgate. market, salesmen (so tar as regards George Bitstock). Monsen Woodruff and Charles Woodreff, late .of Wesillasithdield l watch. matiefacturers. Thomas Collis and Williams Row, )on. . Spikby, Lincolnshire, woollen drapers. I' ter Thomas and Evan Jones, Liverpool. grocers. Edward William Garbett and Charles Cam liercules.hall, Lambeth, Surrey, dealers.. Mary Smith and Sophia Smith, Davey-place, St. Peter of hlancroft. Norwich, milliners. John Bragg and John Wagstaff, Aketon, Yorkshire bleachers. Robert Bradley and William Haigh Etches, Manche,: ter,commission agents. Peter Mellish Hoskin, James Alexander Salisbury Hoskin, and Richard Russell, South Gallery, Royal Ex change, merchants (so far as regards P t ser Mellish Hoskin). John Littlewood and Richard John Akira, Gravesend, Kent, and Grays, Essex, liiendrapers. Sarah Clark, Elizabeth Clark, E. Body, and Ann Body, Duke -street, Grosienor-smiare, milliners. George Robertson, James Hunter, and George Robertson, jun. Greenock. Peter Bowler and John Isherwood, Manchester, spindle and fiyer-makers. George Hetherington, Thomas Borne, and John Drew, Fritisy-street, Beitlab lace manufacturers (so far as regards John Drew). Janis* liarvie and J. W. Monk Tron gate, Glasgow, haberdashers. John Clare and John Noble, Li verpool, grocers. J. Bevan, Evan Williams, and 11. Illavies, Ilrecon, currier'. William March, G. T. Sealy, and D. Walker, London and • Liverpool, merchants (so far as regard. W. March). W. Po ter, G. Holden, W. March, George T. Sealy, and 1). Walker, Rio de Janeiro, de afen. Charles Robinson, William Williams, Ann Lewis, and John Morgan, Newport, hlotimouthshire, mer chants. Samuel Coombs, init. and John Williams, Pillywerdly, Monmouthshire, coal merchants. Thomas Ilicsbaw and J WAGS Woraky, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, hat manufacturers. Joan Doming and William Donning, Chorltcn-row, hlanchester, brass and ironfounders. George Jones and . John I)itchfield, dates. Simon Davie Robinson and William Seeming, Detainer, Dorsershire, surgeons. John Coeburn and Robert Hebraic, Tesibury, Worcestershire, wanks. Thorne' Griffin and John Gran, hood-lane, brokers. Charles Jacob Jordan, John Jacob Jordan, Reuben Jacob Jordan,and Lewis Jacob Jordan Wawa* street, street, ihford-street, Great urrey-street, Surrey, and Museum street, Bloomsbury, medicine venders. James Brims sod James %YormaW, Binning ha In, bract manufacturers. FRENCH PAPERS. RECEIVED BY EXPRESS. PROM THE ILTOILE, DAVID stomper, JASIMIT 15. PARIS, JAMMU' 14. We hare letters fit= Mad t sd. dated J snur.ry 4, which say that M. de - Lima will be received ta-morsaw at Court as Charge d'Affaires, in return for the reinstate ment of the Count de Casa Flores, in his funF.iuns as Ambassador at Lisbon. The movement of troops on the frontiers continues with the greatest activity. The lancers f the guard have received orders to hold themselves in teadiness to march. It is affirmed, that above 30,000 men, cf whom three thousand v. ill be-cavalry, will be aaaembled along the line horn 6.5• icia to Extremadura. L;eutenant General Satsfield is still designated for the chief command 4'l the troops stationed on the frontiers. Maio, Generals Itodil, Oreil, Semi; ikc. will command the several divisions under him. No news has been received for some days past, sof the Portuguese Insurgents. The city of Balboa has just proceeded to the annual elections of the Municipality. The persons chosen are Royalists, friends to order. The north wind, which has blown with such violence for some days past, .has so blocked up with snow the roads in Switzerland, that the communications ate -almost wholly cut off. The mails from Pails and Lyons have been delayed 30 hours. We hear of carts, horses. and even men, buried in the snow, as well as a great number of other accidents. [The Eteik has news from Lisbon of the 30th of December, but no later, and consisting of only extracts from the Lidos Gasette..l The Mani/ear of Sunday has e second amide, of three co•umns and a halt, on the Projet of LAW for the regulation of the Pieta. it supports its arguments by quot tug the Baglid' Bill, call!ei—g. An Act for subjecting certain publications to the Stamp Duty on N.wsp4pers, and for adopting other regulations, in order to • restrain the abuse/ asi ing from the publica tion ot impious and seditious libels." It likewise alleges Goldsmith's dispute with a bookseaer, and quotes some passages of his letter, published in the Daily Adveraier of 31st March, 1773. The Muni:ear contains a comparative view of the receipts of 1826, ai.h the estimated receipt according to the Budget; try which it appears that the receipt has exceeded the estimate by 31%687,065 irancs. Front a second table, it further appears, that the receipt of 1826 has exceeded chat ot 14623, by the sum ad 15,322000 truss. FROM THE QUOTIDINOII OF bumpar. PARIS, JAisuAay 13. The Dairphiness has just associated her august name With the monument which the town of Albi is about to elect t•s the memory of La Perouse. The name of that co.ebiated soyager, found wham, at aist, there clung so many hopes, and who for neatly tor ;y years has been the object of universal regret, is one of those which the ca ► tital of the ancient Albigeois has most season to honour. The Courszit G ne al of the Depaitmeilt, at the suggest on of M. de Cates, l'refect of Tarn, has voted 'l,OOO francs, and the Municipal Council 10,000, (or this noble purpose. The Dauphin's, whose august frets , t tr..ced, Weit Ins own han is, the instsuctions for Li Perouse. has sub tribes* 1,000 'rants. The King ttas subscisbed a similar ►um. e last letters' ieceiveJ firms Madrid, come down to theSzli ot , J intrar ! . - At that period the aspect of :.firs nr the ea ► nal iciasinest nochtlignda Mtn 's n►iad, east.' tinned i t a strong ,oltlefil excitement. Govei mann was sho-ectssiag the psepiiati•rsuil:tr the war, and directing the snafch tthhet,aopstfiaardsthe tiontier. The Soist r.g issaits haJ'aot left Miijoij, nor 14‘.1 31r. Lamb de .I.4sided his passpeirts. Lasilv M. de Caloarar de was still 4r the head of JIM s, and tmete appeased no piobability of his y tiding bi• place so a mines, esp e cially as the Kt..* sw 110 L appear at all disposed to change his system. fl* sw. fr _t he Roe dist army inycrttigal is more • iih;ol "..7 • 1.7 .c a. i EV EN PKNCE. interrupted. which is naturally autsbuted to the badnes 'of the weather. and the obstacles opposed to the passag of the coolie's through the d files of the mountain.. is nevertheless mattes of strong belie, that the insturec Lion is continuing to snake progress in ale the Province and that the . army of the Masquis de Owe. is dol . drawing smiler to Lisbon. PARIS. JANUAILT 12. Prince de Polignac, French Ambassador at the Coon of Great Britain, arrived at Paris yesterday. at •is o'clock in the evening. He alighted at the King's stables in the Place de Carousel. N•rthing was discussed to•day upon 'Change, but the departure of M. de Poligrrac from London. The fact has given rise to a number o: contradictory reports. It is geoer■lly believed, however, that Iris Excellency sill suit return to England. • OI 511/101114 W A KS& VI, Decimate!' 7A). By letters from St. Petershusgh, it appears that the delays opposed to the departure of M. de lti!ieaupierre. for Constantinople, are to be attributed to his waiting pre yi ng ., t o his setting out for his destination 4 the arti sal d the English Aftelii•Silinr, or, at terse, of du patches from London, :dative to the aegoci itionswficf are about to be opened with the Pot te upon the :flair of Greece. There can be 110 doubt that the great Power have adopted, ‘ upon this question, a common line co policy, at Iraq in principle. Differenceof opinion, how ever, may still rust upon the future state of Greece which it will be essential to reconcile. The 1 sop oral, of England must be so Iramed As to pot an end to We fear that she looks to Greece as a futuiecolanp—a coo ditiori to which Eutope w ill never sub-crib.. These i the ns , re reason to hose that the Eoelish Cabinet wil shew itself disposed to make concessions cowards their Antes, from the affairs of Portugal furnishing to then sufficiently grave occupation; and because Mr. Canning if he wishes to make his conduct consistent with hi: Words, will be forced to sacrifice certain mercantile in terests to the }peat principle of humanity. num THE cdiririrortrect. or IttlNtsar. PARIS, Jar. 13. I Yesterday, in the evening, the Prince de Patient paid a ♦islt s o the Minister fur Foreign Aff Ars, and afterwards to M. de Valets, with whom he remained nearly an hour. FROM Tilt IMAMS DS FAAACR 01 SATURDAY. ►YHA, Naming& 24. There is a curtesst report that Ibrahim Pacha has taken posseAion, almost without resistance, olthe fut. tress 41 Napoli di Malvasia, where the Greeks had had the imprmience to leave but a very weak garrisco, without am.nitution. This fortress, which stands a.: the entrance of the Gulf of Argos, is one of the stronges its the Motea, and might have w.thstood Ibrahim for a long time. The Greeks thus possess in the Mores but the single foams of Napoli di Rolll4.tial, witich the misunderstanding of the Chiefs may. the instant it is attacked, deliver veer to the 'forks. It is deafened dm CJlonel Fabrics intends to qu t Greece. • • • c 111016 TOR MONITEUS sr I.ITIIIIMV. MADRID, JANCARY 1. Lieutenant General Carvajal, liispecor General of the Volunteer Royalists of the Kingthim, his just made an offer to Government of a division of 5,000 volunteer royalists, in order to reinforce the Army of Observation. which has already partly assembled, under the orders of Lieutenant General Rudd: Government has hastened to offer to General Carvajal, in the name of the King the thanks due to his zeal ; and replied that they would t eke advantage of his offel, at such time and in such place at might appear most suitable. A courier, which arrived yesterday from Li,bnn, in five days, states, that the insurgents of P ittugal have experienced great reverses. They were driven trOm the environs of Oporto,- %%bleb is defended by the Conititu tional General Claudino, And obliged Cu fatl back in the direction of Almeida. At the moment that the courier left, the English squadron was expected in the waters of the Tagus. Some persons, who appear well infot used, affirm, that our Government has given complete sati,faction t.i the' Portuguese Cabinet, and to the English Minister, with respect to the re•enttance into Portugal of the insur- gents who had sought refuge in Spain, and also with respect to the conduct of the Captains• General of Old Castile and Estiemadura ; and that the whole of the terences between the Portuguese Government and our, have been amicably settled. It appears that, in conse quence of this species of arrangement between the two Government,, a corps of Spanish troops has been sent to the frontiers, to prevent, as we have already an nuunced, any emigrant who remains in Spain trim passing over into Portugal. and to hinder such as have passed over from returning into Spain. FLOW TIIR 3101111111111 o► rupee. MADRID, JANUARY 2. Count Xl:grails has just been mimed Hovey Extraordloary and Minister Plenipotentiary at the Court of London, where he will succeed the Count d'Alcudia. He, at first, wished to mime tie °See to which he was canted, but be at length yielded to the intreaties of Government. TEM TNT ItTOILIy DATED TEETZEDAT. ST. PETERSI3URGH, Decennia SO. The Gazette of the Senate has just published the letters patent which his tlaje.ty the Fanperot has been pkascd to grant to the Illerassais lirethteu in Siloam. PARIS, JANUARY 15. LISS or tug DAY. Tug Costretrotioentw—The Minister of Finance cookl only obuin by bribery the information he has procured respecting the receipt and expenditure of the Linutittitinfastel. Toe QUOTKOZMOL—Tbe Eroik announces, that there are 30,000 men assembled on the frontiers of Portugal. [We said it was aimed at Madrid, that there would be above 30,000 men on the line, but we do not ' believe that there are 10,000 at this moment.] The Prince de Pt/Utilise, who had a private audience, yesterday, l of his Majesty, before Masa, sets owt. tat-morrow for Louvain. Accounts teas Paraguay my, that on the -lath September pen feet tranquillity prevailed there, in spite of the troubles that hal been excited by Lieutenant.Colunel Abendano. Zoklas; red , will commands, had dunked the tisbeual for its zeal ha trying' the guilty. The Coast de Lanjidools, Pear ef France. leas just been carried otby a dander of only feet days duration. His obsequies wil. take piece stn the 16th. TheFtentnittee of the Chamber of Deputies for examining the rrisjet al.& ./ on the Press, has appointed hi. Dution its Pico 4.lft& and MAilacquillie its Secretary. 1 .710:Striffe flaalust a word of news tram Spain or Portugal. (N.4z of the'illorning Papers coutwu more recent news trim. t .. Pinin wla.) A 'titer of the above date, accompanying the Samna rum - rads, says, " A comidcrehle &cline hi, to..IAv r Are rise.- j r. • I i l l , 't 4 111 1: - I S I t. , 4 4 , e ii I . _I If I i t ~; ;. J'4 11