Star. — London, England, 1827-11-05 00:00:00

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I thought myself bound elf ecensektiete hi tthe . . 1827. • RUSSIAN LOAN OF 1812. FRENCH PAPERS. ~ ING ON Thursday, in the presence of George Beak- . lowabk roes* gloried on thy pelt telsni At : • „ • bones, . Coma Onsiond of His i t Izz a di l o Be- 1011 THE GAZETTE DE TRANCE , DATED NOV. 2 AND S. tole, in active eieicise of functionesallith I _ _ prar of AU the Na th an Mayer Amp 2 ANTE, Ocr. 4. • at the same time resolved iinolieitte s tia thsfth ... 1 will be Contractor for ths above 1 John Weil l Note'' blie ; We are assured that after the arrival in the camp of *nestle . to the wof thh If Ply la. Hq li . and the requisite witnesses, were CANCELLED gm Downs -'" for of ibis- LOAN, amounting to 1.40,293 Stenos, ee/1111,3e1 Ihrahian of envoys from Constantinople, a kind of secii- derided In his wisdom that I ithitufti * Wit teitsan Attit . • , Silver Rubles, purehased, in conformity wi th th e AM Ar. non arose , and that all - the persona about' hint forced o ffi ce - • I had hitherto held, and hat in eny ;fart a -di tick of 41as COntrwet, by the Comm is sioners of the Imiesdal bins to take advantage of the abalitie-ortheFielteh and ,,- department of Eceleelastiial Oaks . and public litstrlka t Rani= Sinking Fund. English Admirals toqult the port, and proceed towards Lion. This decision was announced to nie so*, day) The Numbers of the Bends Cancelled. . Patras. lie spiked, in fatt. in that - direction in the night after my return. and not by an hsithtdiate V.,abittet oi i . ...- •, . 1 he t 11 T E I -..-.‘ 1 of Sept. 30th. An English brig of war came on the 2d of October, and give notice to Admiraltoilriugten, der, box by a Reseript of the heti . of way office ' t 14th. I have to add, that after waiting - some . „ meth 1 fg A i . .- who -had been It anchor in our roads, and put to sn Z • for a d ecis i on - of. hie tfaiesivi I Petit - load - kite; • with such haste that he bad • not time to take on board return from Tkiiiiitei either lb oar me it ti otoo - , , _ tete, or to emit me either limited or 41111A4 ste i n . , lir 75258 21040 30808 ' - = - 43: several officers who were , on shore. At ten. in the morning he fell in with . aleis-rsgi ptian fleet , which was obausit - trairej• affair' . *. .• D 94430 40745 •.: • . , :;: , 4 7 sailing along the coast of abslieeleaaPagewilOr ye me unlimited * a affseaels ,isariik'' • ~.. ~, 115431 40746 .. •, 1 its to be • r. _ ,s •• . 95483 40796 small number of Freocdicsalioglisla *moles •mhaeh • - .. Lt. ca or tmosiom e mo s G a m • • 4 000.10 .- ' I to to . 4 • bees left before the mike, liavatiol, .11be wildhaid • c,,• I resozolli balite/his aellilletiOps - , ''• 1 .. 95510 40826 . - ... seem very faveue** enterja_ . , _ss!._. , - 'Off Va . , : - ~_.. ,_,i ' . .. ~.. t, . _o rri a t ul ip u ro ok or ... - . 1 13 97323 42564 •-t• ' Tornese, the . laanar i mar • • r -- ' rellefluiitsseweif ' a Ifillilt :end be £l4B g o t 33 Bomb of --.- Mai and steered direc tly ' -W ! . '. osefoitteurseieir: t wawierrearemit wietallat . BSOO • 11 Doak of —. , the north coast of - ZatiVlPTiere they furled their sails, no, c h ange o f r di„, 9o &i s m . rs o m "," •• „ ~ . - 44044 231880 . _,. •** LW i " , lasilattgieat utookhagent cf the inleabifeetVOre- ' .h y, , :.. lhf re' . . _ , • '' S Itiltik, One - • £ l6 n 1414640 '. -• It:S6 ealeiliEthee. • The seuraiiipat datlschitlits Of 'the rr ;r ir T urease - 7 1 7 ,- - • r•--a11,,, , ,•--- •••• -4 :s • PS • - 111171: 40m 1 • • -. • . 1 4 ohbeTaltelh .. - . . ...T . .0•••••1, *Ng 'am • n es e ?, ..= ,sai •,,....- .11111114iiispd . to hasten to the beach * *Milan mr eeefte . peruoro k oult .o t obf i r s .r o i lt .o pi...l.l.l cite/. 4111213 11801 D 75106 361411 "'' '• • 4 °OV% atko *eta abagade in aratiaa thE out, and inasmuch - as none oho& tilptihuk etil.f 7 .7• Ni ‘ l _ aliehatted limo pie ; gad I anifet rite plesiot t. *Jot 11902 - Al ..p.tri ' 716781 . • part of whom hod embarked in boats, to oppose the , , IMIS- D 71488 17270 C . 89953 35988 landing of the •Egfieletle respect.to outward circumstance:l,4nd 1 hamoridoefeebt- • r 71581 17363 89964 35289 vi!tB IT' 71700 1752 #l4B • The EuroporitevemilekTormed at the Mirineat a b ' a lf that all cha;itably disposed Christians join',[[[ i rs, from 72230 Dieto 8 o f • circle alma the Eoliths* &et, a n d ' an En g lish bri g thltits to the . PartteF a I d*estuf pelti.'" ; tod,ls 12767 1 8 5 R 8909 . proceeded. to the Egyptian. Admiral's ship, as if - to . • • es•• ", AUGSBUG; -er . SI:- ---- • - ' 5,."• - • Nosier, 73530 10.nn £BBB Ram porky.. After the lapse of halt an hour, the Rgyptien The Algemeias Zeitang daily giver tai hitatalriltn tie. i "AIL. A 73336 23351 A 50967 , -2779 and European ships all returned towards theMorer, I ' , .0.`1 , 79113 24428 • B Mr . -. • AVM . East, the contents of which, however, are sop/m . lmb t itilke B 82072 2117. , 4 7368 and it was supposed • that the fornlef being better its• t e ary to facts officially 'known, that we do nest think it '- C 86212 31587 • 01111111 st . 7424 formed were going to return to isiaverin. However, on worth while to cominunica e_theta . to our readeig Of . . 86213 315911 1111111* /41111 the 33, Admiral Codrington returned here on board what use *an it -be to telLuvea.thet the:Ritmo is Oz. I P tlinS ' D 03065 39189 • • iix It r owe 1 the Asia, dispatched several asivos to 'Corfu, Almtan- -93003 30281 OM 9191 tremell aogre . at the lalockodiog of his fleet, artiipaso: • - "t%. .• , r s hilt. I 93067 302 fri C 60198 12418 dreg , Constantinople, and Milo, and seemed - Os make iiaify eCause Iblaliinihas been autlirciiiea to act - as be . . 93668 39283 . D nais meg .. • , preparations to hinder the Egyptians, who were still in pleases, and to be answerable to his father dalr,4n . • • 93069 39284 nag -* 41'. • . .. sight, from proceeding tb Pates,. We very- distinctly wit know from officio , moms that ifii , c ol; oft.. t sa,lad * • tlll 7110•'' • •!. • ,•• .- saw the English and French ships form taro lines above 21 Bonds of —. posals of theAdmi tabs, sent messeoteti in* 708. f • - • Castel Torpese, and prepare for battle. flue Asia was 71Mb - • i • tO ask fin initructions ? d Wed. j tmal vim* . . .. ~„.. . going to. Tut to sea again at fi ve o'clock in the afternoOn,_ Amidst thentess of uhanthenticatell statements of • wre, at , . A -4837 . 5390 73110 • - 481840'...- - when Lord Cochrane and the Greek fleet came in sighe affairs of Greece, vihich•the•Algeiegine *Mt itiliirti f . d :belef .1.- 2:l i / 9626% A 71214 .- •• . 3 0111 • . lit remained at anchor for some time, end made sighals tear gives to the public, it has`theailvaritake indeed ioj of rev - C 14445 1 46 88 - . B . ga.. ..inis-..-.. to a brig of - war, which saved towards the Mores. 'The 404 gratifying the Cutiiisiii of the pubic s which;: on ‘, i ',atria. - Zr: 14688 • C • . ' .. -. night prevented us from perceiviogthe inserfonerits•that the other hand, ought to receiee twirls• disprose4e4wer mar he 1 • - 10074 14773. . .•-- -.• i 39169- - - took place afterwards; bet about eight o'ckick a heavy inch of its communications which are not confounabl in ease Sim lan .. ,: ~ .- •-' 331110. ...7 . : - canoonade was beard, which corinued for a long tints. -..-.....,.. •wist ap c wpm .. n : marls., •...---..--, . : , 7,•,tesse taestaess 00787 -l Ms - '.• '. • • seine '. =t 0 ..!,.'" . This morning tbe..squatircres were not to be seen, .411 d to tr , oat.. 1 tab orb' -vt• s are to • 69672 ' " 15079 - -' spli4- 1.110,.",„,... .11 was gemsrafly seid that.lbrahim had been attacked laY • ~ SLEEP TI4LKERS., 41 , 4 A will: : : . ied, by. , 70017 15815 - MO . WM* . - set Lord Cocht mac, and compelled, after-an 700411 115249 *,...allej i •fa * -*-' 1 r "*. 4 9mbay to retorts to Navarin.The Asia had also weighed -- " 4 " -- . produce • 1111014 The DONARNIS ASP GALLOWAY GOl/11111116 '' t'l paid. : . re e 1 6 6 1 : . 41 ' w raw .. • .. •' 1.... . anchor, and disappeared dutiog the night. At present • 111224 111111111.• — • •••••'- 7 * A friend of ours, who is vety extensively err le t year of • 701311 13037 Imps spa. .. •„. we him only the usual guarel•ships in our; roads*, • • trade as a brewer, baker, flour-efeater, etc. visttoCalits.., 1 D 732611 1,740- - 21425 .11119 LA --- it .w( .4101dierg GAieige- • gow. amine time ago, and took he - hisabode at the ilieVe, la "' a 74011 10793 Meek : , • ...r . : TRIESTE, °croon 6.L. Olken 74134 19916 1) Head Ina. 'While there he ir ogaEcred with a captain of a Chose 74140 198211 ' • • OHO . • .•• ** A Captain, who has arrived in eleven days. from Pa - Head although the pursuits were verpdiffevent, ' • i oeher, • 74ima , MIS • • = . 4 ' .:" ".. tras, repot tsthat a division of eight Greek tps, among the two appeared to drew so well togetliee, that tho Which w as waiter, after stating that the house was very lOW cons ; pm wic .. . ._, . mai . asus „. 4ad the the steaco.hoot,had entered . ..he° f ofPatras, .. - i es tare. i *boret, - on the 24 of a:tebor, Qs Turkish yes. - 7444 ~....,1 1O 4 P : 9484 ..- •-• w . ' , 9 . ...2_ ii , L _ A 10 to 4sal ... tii ihosicise . nit dc.; • thy, asked them if they Poeld sleep its k4kailile.44l4 ,s. oaf's ' -• • 7aBL- . • IMIR"Pa :' : • • .= 1 ' • lagill isea . r .• • " l'Oom 'To this they had - no' °Web& whitever: and . mdea.tes 74362 21131 . • -Al 1_ 2 ... a •- . k 'EMBER 12,707.] ritTuAtzuvC ornag, weir 31, 1227. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING his MAJESTY'S JVAVY, 4.. 'Misr* give notice, That on THURSDAY, the Bth of November next, they will tad) to receive Tenders in writing (sealed sip), and treat for • Five Hundred Quarters of Kflmdried PEAS, Twenty-4re Tom of New OATMEAL; g i ven Tom of BUTTER, Um Tans of British or Foreign COCOA, tiro Hundred and Fifty Quarters of PA LE, and One Hundred and Fifty Quarters of AMBER MALT, One Hundred Bap of KENTISH HOPS of t►e Growth of the present Year. the whole to be delivered into his Majesty's Victualling it Deptford, by the 50th of November next. samples of the Cocoa, Peas, Oatmeal, Malt, and flops prndsced by the Partin tendering. The Condition's of lice Contracts opt he are at disqllese Bad Tinier nest specify the prion . ili wink se Nelpioc dellvend helots One o'clock on the day appointed t. - 461' Pence who main the Tender, or mac Person on Os isms attend to answcc wiles Galled tor. M Stir -• • - 40-wiese , 4,4f"" - , f fay • • 01411:71, lilaeladgr 1,1814; 1 - . T " R:ght HOoourabli the LORDS CUM" MOWERS of hb MAJESTY'S fIitt'AEURY, liavi?g ode. Macy for the Payment of flalf-Pay to Sei - Oilleers, from the ist if July to the 30th of September, In', ,aceording 10:::jesty's Establishment in that behalf. These's* to give that the several Payments will begin to be Maile'at tbb Pay Ode., ty the Treasurer of Ms Majeety's Navy, at . Ten &Clock " &letting tia die Worries Days, viz. Q, the 54, tkb, intf 7di of November, to Admirak, Captains, and thrit Attain's. On the et►, 9th, 12th, 15th v alid 14th Novestiorr, so terms raolebtplikos, rind t►eir Attersies. On At ISA and T6th of November, is 3111,004 rtsmrs,aod their &ternles. ' . After which. the Lists will be reellii the drat and third Morley ia every Mandl, that ail Palms may then, and don, 10d N receive, what may become payable to. them ; and with dins as Affidavit u required by Order in Ouncil Kaay, 1819, tbe Forme of Which weft published In an Advertise., meat from this Office, dated 36th September, 1819, and ro ;rowed at the Office of the Treaseree of the Nwry; mid ivy of the said Officers should not be able to attend themselves,, hit employ Auornies for that purpose, the said Attendee Radon similar Affidavits from the rersemstbey are enspilped. VW. Often are Abroad es Wacobele Ames are.to produce attract Copies distal Leave, berbeeebe Half Pap can be paid. Am all An' or Parliament passed in the Thirty-fifth . ). kis bre lisiesty's Reign, estiteled,• " An Act for establishisg mere/ay and espeditioss method for fhe Payment of ;++nging tb MsMajesty's Navy," it is enamel' by tit 00th' the tatdAet," thatlfany Conunissinned or Warrant Naval vlB4llll be eta:tied te; receive Hilt Pay, and shall We desire Nie and be paid•the-santet *prow the Phone ififts,Resiinwerillel aitplf to the Ttessurer ef his Ma/tetra Navy In Londe., to Mast web Half Pay paid at or near the Place of bit Residence, Ike. IP the manner pointed out by the said Act:" And by a further Aft {w,wl hi the (=fifty-oiztb year of his late Majesty's Reign, enti. Wed " An Act fbr enabling the Officers in his Majesty'. Neter sad their Regresentadves, trydravr for and receive their Half Paw' it it enacted the lit and 3J Clauses of the said Act, " that N set Meer in his Majesty's Navy, who shalt be entitled to reedit any NM of money for or at account of his Half Pay, shall be dn.' trout of drawing a Dill of Exchange for the same, upon the Com reationen of his Mijesty'l Navy, instead of receiving the same by &tritium BM, be shall signify such desire, by letter to the Tres earn at hit thgesty'a Nary ; and that if any °Meer in his Ma jesty's Navy wise shail•be entitled to receive any sum of Money firer at we nn of Half Pay, shall be desirous of. having Ms Half Pay psid to him by Extract, at any of his Majesty'. Dock Yards, where Clerks for the payment of Wages for the Navy shall !wide, instead of receiving the saw by Remittance Bill or Bill of Ruhange, he is to apply either to the proper Clerk at the Nary Pay Ogee In London, or at the Pay Once at such Dock Yard, tlgaifybe nth his derkr." Notice Is hereby further given, that the Half Pay ending the Nth of September last, will commence elyin on the Stir of November; and all Persons desirous of driving for, or of having their Hatt pay remitted to them, may sygy as above directed. • Axis. besot Rachange drawn Bader et by artue of the Act above recited, are not Sable to the Stamp Duty: ae Petsces residing out of his Majesty7a Dondidene are entitled to the folvtilles of the Act. iu . burst. . bows for mined bo.idesthree Austrian vessels. which Wet stakirqg in cargoes of currants for Ti i-ste. Several Austrian ', vessels which had escaped them had arrived at Zante' without cargoes. It seems that the Turkish fleet has, been hindered by the English from entering the Gulf a I Patras, for we learn by a ship whadb has arrived in 1l days from Modus], that Ibrahim had returned to N Iva rin, with the greatest part of his fleet. The letters from Messina say that the Russia's fleet was still in the past of that City on the 6th of October. MADRID, Ocr. 18. Perfect tranquillity reigns at Madrid as well as in all the provinces: in Catalodia alone there is still some dis order remaining ; but every body here thinks that that Principality•will soon be pacified, for every courier brings us news of further submissions or dispersion of the last bands. The journey of our beloved Sovereign to that province will have produced immense advantages to the country, by saving the people from the impend•, ing horrors of civil war. FIGUEIRAS, OCT. 22. The famous Castans, whose proclamations have ac quired him a lamentable celebrity. has elude his sub• missicn, as well as some other Chiefs who bad risen ow the sea coast. It seems that only Jep des Estangs is' in a state of revolt in. the mountains. ft is believed. that Saperes and El Carnicero have taken refuge on the , French.frontiers. 9911 20136 20328 20431 20147 20576 semi ease =Nam = 2q95 20/117 75045 9082 7 7 75088 20898 117724 42906 97780 42072 97720 42074 97793 42976 97000 42.11 U 87801 42983 97002 42/84 07800 49980 07804 42988 117888. 48017 97837 43019 97838 f. 1099 97994 43188 £l4B 48 Bonds of R9OO £7104 1160600 65241 11030 05870 41105 93871 41186 !MI 41200 NOM 41208 L 1036 5 Bonds of 116720 £5lBO 1133000 63668 9477 8148 I Bond of 8880 £l4B BM 81819 20844 981811 41001 1/11 • 2 Bonds of ....—s _ 93711 19996 93712 311,1 96115 41197 06162 41444 96263 41445 90265 41447 96283 41465 1111 52 Boodi of R 720 15772 1137440 58267 4079 58268 4080 59281 5093 64232 10041 68530 14328 68767 14565 69664 15466 70060 15858 70201 15999 74081 19863 74082 19864 74184 19066 74338. 20120 74472 NW 74384 MI6 74473 MA 74474 21165 . 74478 . M.. 754a2 41111A4 alileb NM • Sift =;-44-6 1 B A post of three hundred infantry and fifty horse has been stationed at Junquera, to make the inhabitants of the extreme frontier easy, who feating the •iolence of the insurgents is their desperate situation, had almost aU taken refuge in France. There is reason to helve, that this movement •is connected with the mission of the Count de Miragol, Aide-de-,Camp to the Captain General, who has been sent to Perpignan.--illemo real Pordelois. B 0151 MOS. • The Arens* Observer, in a latter from Zante, fluid the Sib :of October, contains the principal facts contained in ;his article : but -k does not speak of Lord Coshrsue, though it mentions the can. monde, tke smoke of which, it says, was perceived front the heights of Zante.—Note of the Editor of the Conette de Frame. NNW OW RIM, Nob am .clar 1 Bond of • R 6720 A 10.98 R 6720 64858 10667 64972 10761 WM, •M = FRANKFORT PAPERS. W U ETZ BURG, Om 24. The Prussian Counsellor, Benkendorff,has addressed a lettef to the Editor of the Friend of Religion, contra :dieting some statements respectinr him, and gives the ollowing particulars relative to his conversion to the olic Religion. Hilly intention of joining the Catholic Church was • fnnounced by me to his Majesty the King, the 'very same day that I adopted it. 'This was on the 9th of August, 1825, i.e. almost 22 months before my actual joiniag that church, which was on the 4th of June this year. Mme , 931115 aiii 101.- 649491 10791 70369 16167 70380 18158 96796 41110 957116 41111 95.287 41142 £5lB 8 Bonds of R 3360 £4144 R 26880 69685 an 85365 39676 tam 9M71 = 94143 WO • 94446 WE 94691 WWI 94792 4N 7 . . 94793 41,11 930 93 98016 IC: • AA . 47 Bogs of MSS £93156 1146110 Beads, amounting to £ . 40,293, or 261,310 Rubies; which, by coda of His E • - Limb Goad Cow* Miosimer of Phsaree, wae ' to the abovewoestiatett r;cigßookhausen, Esq. for the pooptore g f ni Zt forwarded to the proper Authorities st St. Pet " Dams et places' exor."—Hou Thy house, and (in the cup of life, That bony-drop) thy pteasing wife. 14APPINE88 i 1 the gay tomorrow oft the osier is . I .A. limed by warriage • thestrittest tie of peissenabFriate. III." is a kik freenHeaven, cementieg piessose with resswa r br '"t , *Fs Misses, "we approach in seam degree of asieneintiplo chi datiaJieteilfgmee." Preview, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, it' t • sens u iraperetlve- slaty, semeniy to regulate the pasdoes, het eines the steam Imm:4rue these impurities whirl ths•free “7l,W sereotieted-pleasoreiliay hue eneatied*OpOtr To the . -erect a such attention, are etteltitarble swan& those-hapless. -sacs.' which, while they excite- the commiseration of the be k4'cl, Medd also impress Mat with the hat. of self-reproach. Lsturious %Mitts will effeminhe the bbdy—a residinee in the uloOlts VII relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the 4'= uxure istatnation of youth too frequently compromise the ea tUrli dignity Ma a state of inanition, from whence the agonised 'bluer more than doubts the chance of relieL Co alt such diens Asst fttiebes, offerilig hope, energy, muscular strength, nor will rat advances appear questionable 'auctioned u —rive by tbenwhiplieg proofs of 20 years successful experience. The ems --- sometimes disturbed by the .oneentrate the nuptial wreath cesstiratissally weak—yet it can be • heproved into functional power. by saw& as is every relaxadaa pledges's: ability to cure spoediho _sy solicitors to expel the oafeeliag empiric presomptoostly takes sp. we- deviate from with 1 " *dation; amid cenidest in war one - 4 the College of 1 91 1 , 105 s wo flex (especialfy theeeesurtag • house, where daily attondeme rod letters from the ceusz . z . . contain a remittance for forwardesit o any part & the wed d, 028 sad Co. bi.LC. Surgemis Benverie-street, Fleet-sueet, London. Edition), I. The IF.ois of Lars, nova ammo. 2nd, HYGLIANA, At.0231C Sex. May be had at 16, 4, Catherine-street, Strand ; aternoster-row ; and Chapple, 72, Grafton-street, DeWiu ; 9. Calms-street. Edinburgh ; juiperhe j easy:s t ies hose bw li k bs ici ar ca t a l --lor the female habitst often conatitia Iningthent4. and deficient energy Wag , *i lime y cases, opphilitie Intinainn o nn grawative occesonty, Inn lad. Irish elfam. lientatly ashokona to nolli the position to proninnploonal7 pang prinalphs with as bkoleatlon allearable integrity as Members of tl Ma the an(veispeastoorritydeither Imo m atrimonial life) at once to Our he Prom fur personal canto kation ; and 1 l'anadrarey answered ; these most con Medicine, which can be forwarde • cr daunt. GOB 5 sad • Na. 11, Booverle' • Eritut published (Seventeenth Pali . 1 ianiihar Commentary en the above .dressed exclusively to the Female .I(l4...street, Soho; 174, nett-street • kerwood, Gilbert, and Piper, 93, Pal 9, Pail-rnatl, London ; Porter, 7; 4 'Phon, 155, Trongate. Glasgow; 1 Ma all Booksellers. - Price ss. • SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. William Gardner, writer to the signet, and builder in Edinburgh, to be examined, in the Sheriff Clerk's Mice, on • 12th and 26th November, at 11 o'clock. David Corriack, aeoountant. trustee. David Hutton, haberdasher in Edinburgh, to' be exarnioed, in the SboritCleriesoflice, on 10th sad 24th Novernber, at 11 o'clock. iAlexander Russ, merchant, 39, South Bridge, trustee. Wylie and Arobibrid, merehants ia Olassciw. Creditors to mgt, in the office of Alesander hirin, a.ccountent, hiairsk t ie.ake t ye s _ 9s , 14th November. at noon, to choose a caannissitraer in the room of L. William (AT, deceased, and tit instruct the trustee. shall always remember, with the most hearty gratitude,with what paternal mildness and condescend• ing kindness his Majesty heard my intention, and how ever little be approved of it, it bad not the slightest in- Buence on my official situation until'my resolution was eanied into erect. " It war not till the end of April, this year, that I set Out for Ratisbon, but not during a vacation, there being no vacations in the Public Boards, but merely on leave bf absence; expressly solicited for the purpose of my journey. From itatisbon I, indeed, did again apply to thosKing, not, however, after making my profession of I t aith, but some days earlier, and chiefly to solicit that I might beolliwed to main the exercise of that part of my official duties, on which I beliefed that my change of religion would have no inffuence. I did thirbecaOse ,"ged : - ert. 11 4 ' ea. Very fUIAZ .__ ____ ... ,sletiiiviibuble ....a.' To this they -had bei objelei,ois Whitever; aid. the brewer, after discussing a Welsh rabbit, and re mod+curn of Glasgow ritnch to boot. rung loc.:the chamber-maid, and retired to reit. The captain fol. loWed after a brit f space, hist had scarce!' laid , his bead on the pillow, when . his friend comnViiced talking through his sleep, and kept up the strain so persina-' ciously, that the other atia.st lost all patience, and for getting for the moment that his throne *as eon6necto the quarter deck, threatened most boisterously 4' to treat him to a round dozen at the gang-way, if he did not have done with his infernal jabber." But his tfireati were thrown away on the' slumbering trader, whose . tongue was as glib and his fancy as airy and active as ever, and who continued to prate . with most pear inking fluency about tl,e state of the grain and hop market—good and bad batches of breaJ, and breirsts of pOrter, ale, and beer, interlarded with many other topics such as dam-beads threatened or damaged by spOes, and granaries infested with rats and mice. Apia :and again the man-of-wat's.man hallood to the enema. •and begged for GOD'S sake that he would either kel 'quiet, or leave the room ; but finding all his eikts' irnittews, be turned and !setter turned himself in bed, closing his eyes,.and putting his fingers in his ears, as one means of shutting out the annoyance. But isisi . idt On vain; the flour dealer's tongue rivalled Id its -eere.s . FftilletS the eternal clacking of his own mills; and bra; ho had weathered many a storm, and slumbered in as ammock when the warring of the waves gave it alk fie impetus of a shuggrazt. found it totally impo...sibla . close his eyes, until the Glasgow clocks had chimed, and the watchman repeated, the hobr of four o'clact in • khe morning. By this time the brewer becarneperfectly , (quiet, and the gallant. Captain. after muttering " 1 am glad of it—right glad that your cursed gabble ribs rought on locked jaw at last," determined to make the , most of his time, and sank immediately into tie arms of Morpheus. But the travellers, after all, were well Match ed, for the Captain is a great sleep-talker too, and loos before the hour of five arrived, he was heard roaring at the very Yip of his voice, or rather as it Queen Mab had accommodated him with the use of a speaking turd pet, for the special annoyance of (Rte poor brewer, who awoke in a state ofgreat trepidation, and jumping put of , bed, searched the whole fooni f ro M an id ea t ha t some invisible hand was making free W;th the'confeaterhlir well lined pocket-book. But on discove r i ng titer the noise proceeded directly from his friend's bed he labghed , heartily at the cause of the alarm, and thinking the talking fit would soon be over, retired . quietly to bis own couch. But in this he was just as much 'di R. pointed as the other had formerly been in !dm, and' it ' was soon evident that the Captain's fancy wet , A:ffitot far at sea," and actively engaged in' ptepasing bii-strifir to ride out the dangers of the coming scot" " pipe share hands up I—clew up the fore-Fail—send the metralnfit.: 4 in top•gallant sails—close reef the t , p-saUt!4la7'ntli k lay out, lay out!—why don't-you lay Dui oe the seiri6 top-sail yard there I—send down the top-rellant yarilleVi —starboard, quarter-muter, starbdasill steady! what's!' all that noise in Mika:l44:ll-pp. theseia—send these fele lows down here, 'Master Jone,s; .111 teach them to spin, yarns there!-..-where's thinsidshipmanck the watchN't • send him aft here to heave the log !L--I'll warrant she's going ten knots.".-IThese and many other intr' -• followed each other with prodigious rapidity p i lecely prevented our friend the brewer ' another moment's repose. For more he continued- tismblytg from side to tering merry bomillbusui.. in his tutu. up, bhaied ana drested; and was just • that. intirjectioa ipidity; and com 4 - er horn enjoyitigv .than two hottee.l side, !moil, iftvt,:_, add 'ttt • Int ledtr Cabin'• to leavit .e.