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Chartered, Imperial, and Pliant: Gas Lista Shares. teat and York Buildings Water Worts. Waterloo Bridge Annuities, and Hammersmith Bridge Shares, Ind Grand Soren Canal Loan Notes. ID BB SOLD, Appl7 to CIIAZIAS EDYCOMS, 9, 'Change-alley. it his already appeared at ieterill plates. Thetr4bli conntry, however, is in b State of ferin*Ohltiott; ' The - authorities of Gitllfirt have received Provisional Governor of the tbuocil of Cartile'notice, that the revolotionisti assembled at Liston and Gibral. tar, to the number of 370, intended to attempt an ex pedition on the coast of Cant4bria : that they would embark on board six Colombian cruisers, which would show, as occasion required, with either French or Eng lish colours. In consequence, measures of precaution had been taken at Coronas, and all along the coast of Galicia. It seems that similar notice bits been sent to Catalonia. In general bat little credit is given to this plan of invasion. Some robberies by armed men have been committed within these few days in the environs df St. Ildefoaap. taot TIOX,COI , I7ITVTIONOIL. CRE4ALONLi; AU. OA • The number of Turkish *weasels which ire statioaed on she western side of she Peleponnesns, includiagsbese of Egypt, amounts to 97, all vessels of war; bat She captains who command them, and who are almost all Europeans, cannot prevail on the Turkisb dicers skid their crews to set sail and meet Lord Cochrane, wham they call in the Turkish dialect Cochreman, which means ' the valiant" par =dime. They have, besides, ob served that this brave naval officer always appears alone in his vessel. or attended at most by one or two ves sels, and they think that this is a deception which he practises tb Make. them fall into his lamb. 1 -. 4 At the Court at Windsor, the 34 day of September, 1827, prnelle. ' the King's Most &Calm* Majesty in C ouncil. Whenui by ii 2 Act, pasekd in the &Sub year of his present Majesty's I reign, intituled" Ali Act to ahthorise his Majesty, under certain - cumstances, to regulate the duties and drawbacks on goods int or exported in forefgn vessels.; and to exempt certain feeolpi ' i from pilotage," his Majesty is au tbotised,by and with the Weise al Privy Council, or by his Majisty's Order or Orders in Coma Se published from time to time in The LOB4lOll Oesette 4 , to mitheillep ' importation intd, or exportation from, the United Kingsjomow any other of his Majesty's dominions, of 'any good., wares, or chandise Which may be legally impoited or exported in foreign 4 seb upon payment of such and the like duties only, and with like drawbacks, bounties, and allowances u are charged or gr open similar goods, wares, or merchandise when imported Or si., ported in British vessels; provided always, that before any Order or Orders shall be issued, satisfactory proof shall have been laid before bls Majesty and his Privy Connell, that goods, wain, and mercandise imported into, or exported from the foreign sountry in whose favour such remission of dudes, or ouch drawback,, bolo ties, or allowances shall be granted, are charged with the war duties, and are allowed du same clatwhackashinlallelis or idicw"c wino inspected into, or esported .frossi, seek *seedy ..sesuitry DM" vowels, as levies! or alit wed on similar goods, ws and merchandise when imported or exported b. vessels of "T r / . .- --, —..,..... ......., —.______ ..... _, ...., 1 Alfred Hawker, Birmingham, Warwickshire, mershmkat totern, the Royal Hotel, Temple-row, Iliirminchan6 Sept. t;7, fhinlllal HiMims, Crosstown. Cheshire victualler, at four, at the lifag's Owl }en, %minted, Lana:shim bet. 11, Wiliam liihky; Isle of Arnold, Nottinghamshire, blacksmith, at eleven, at till Bona Nottbill lin, Oct. 10, Wilawn Wigglesvorth and John Whitaker orth, Halifax, Yorkshire, merchants, at three, at the Whit Halifax. Oct. 4, Joseph Merrell, Tewkesbury, eleucestenlire, *rout fakeer, at twelve, at the Hop-pole Ins, .11ewimattiry. pct. 6, MO Dobson aid William rieevers Dobson, Hoddinliell Huddersfield. Mistake, bankers. et ten, at the Court House, • • ' , CtliT IFICATE3.—Oce. I. 3•11 aAi George Thomas Hancock, Kingswowl, Wik inierali Masi, lllMlllim. - ~ anyhow finedier, Carpenter-street, Bettt2- • . _ ____ _ , -. King , • SEEK AMP'S HEARTBURN LOZENGES. ItHESE Lozenges have now stood the test of Half a 1 Century, and their still increasing Sale Is the best criterion of 'their excelkace. They never fail of relieving, in Two or Three .Minutes, the most violent heartburn, whether arising from Btle, ?tidiestlnn, Acidity in the Stomach, or a too free indulgence in :he luxuries of the table. They are particularly recommended to l Ladies for removing Sickness during Pregnancy, and to Travellers and Persons going to Sea, as they may be curried WIN in the Pock^ and lakes a eq icor of the alay or sighs, vrphoot. iilCOll - Sold in boxes, at IL lid. and Is. 9d. by Mews. Butler, Mo raine, Cheapside, career a It. Peel's, London; 34, Sieterille greet, Deblin • and 73, nieces-street, Edinburgh; and by the Pr incipal ldedi cioe Venders in the Kingdom. k 11; ;d Queen DO; square, mai 11121te 1/11. UT; m vane, g a Rothethithe, Surrey. shipbuilder. John Sayner and Geo. Sayner, Hunslet-lane, Leeds, Yorkshire, dyers. PARTNERS H IPS DISSOLVED. Perm Dickson and deorge Blackwood. Stamford, Lincolnshire, tee dealers and drapers. William Feralow amid Anthony Persist; Colchester, Roses, demon.. LANE Jfreisby, Richard Milm grioby,- and Henry Mehra blark-Bni. wine merchant& John- * Amide and John Hair, Sohn-hill. Handsw , Stalf . urdshirn, drapers. Robert Cooper and W. Beckwi t h. BOA- Skids, shit inanufactunem .lohn Cawley and Samuel Moscrolor - §tockport, CWhhlre , drapers. John Haselden, William Hodgson, C. Edward Dearman, Ind Henry Dearman,' Liverpool and Tonle, E commisdoe merchants. Thorns. Skelly and Samuel Dentin, II Alawlek, Nortimasherbnd, seed and corn merchants. Thomas . 1 , Morecroft and Sohn Fowler, Liverpool, Lancashire. T. Curley end L. H. Baugh. Frith-street. Benjamin Venue, Thos. Angel King, and Alfred- Murray, Mincing-lane, wine merchants. non. se Bedford (deceased) and Thomas Harley, Wolverhampton, Stafford- h i shire, wine and liquor merchants. John Undershot! and William .. UndersheU, Crimscott- street, Bermondsey, leather factors. Evan " GwWim and Thos. Price, Builth, Brecon, draper. Philip Newton P 1 And whereas by. an Act passed in the fifth year of his present Majesty's reign, intituled, " An Act to indemnify all persons cos• cerned in advising, issuing, or acting under a certain Order in Council for regulating the tonnage duties on certain foreign vessels, and to amend an Act of the last Seuioo of Parliament for &tithe rifting his Majesty, under certain cirenostaocee, to regulate the ditties and drawbacks on goods imported or exported in any foreigin vessels," his Majesty is authorised (in certain cases) by and with the advice if his Privy Council, or by kis Majesty's Order er Orders in Council, to be published from time to time in the loin Caserta, to permit and authorise the entry into. any pert et ports of Clotted Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, or ohm, other ,lia Majesty's dominions, of any foreign. vessels, SW =the like duties of tonnage only as are or gasp be upon or in respect o f similar British vessels. 1 And whereas satisfactory proof has been laid before his jetty and his Privy Council;. that goods, wares, and min din imported into or exported from the ports of the U Provinces of Rio de la Plata, the State of Colombia, and Ole United States of Mexico respectively, are charged with the same duties and are allowed the same drawbacks, bounties, or al lowances when imported or exported in British vessels as are levied or allowed on similar goods, wares, and merchandise when Im ported into or exported from the said ports in vessels of the said United Provinces of Rio de la Plats, and of the said state of Co lombia, and of the said States of Mexico respectively.; awl that British vessels are chewed with no other or higher tonnage dirties en their entrance into the ports of Rio de la Plats, Colombia, and Mexico respectively, than are levied on vessels of the said WMOI Provinces of Rio de la Plata, the said State of Colombia, and this said United States of Mexico respectively. . • Ills Majesty, by virtue of the powers.vested in him by the. Acts recited, and by and with the advice of his Privy Council, is there fore pleased to order, and it is hereby ordered, that from add after the date of this Girder ' vessels of the United Provinces of Rio de la Plata, of the State of Colombia, and of the United States at Mexico respectively, entering the ports of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland in ballast, or laden direct from any of the ports of Rio de la Plata Colombia, and Mexico respectively, or departing from the ports Of the said United Kingdom, together with the cargoes on board the same, such cargoes consisting of articles which may be legally imported or exported, than not be subject to any other or higher duties or charges *inlayer than are et shall be levied on British vessels entering or deputing front sad ports, or an similar articles when insperwd into, or everted trees, web ports In British vessels; sad also that such articles, when en. tmtell e f i voni .a t l t a be ta, sa .r ld ta rrta Sta te in of vessels of the U Colosnbta, and or nitzl u Provroes of States of Mexico respectively, shall be entitled to the same bounties, draw backs, and allowances that are granted on similar articles when exported in British vessels. Provided nevertheless, that nothing herein contained shall extend or be construed to extend, to any ditties or charges at wawa of tonnage, light, or harbour does, pilotage, salvage in case of dump or ar any other local charges to which any Tsui* of the alit Provisces of Rio de la Plata, of the burthen of one and twenty tens, or of any less hurdles, are now by law the ports of any of his Majesty's dominions ; it appearing Miss M.j,sty and 'his Privy Council that British vessels, of the age bandred and twenty tons, or of any less burthen, `inshil lit the parts of the said United Provinces to higher lad drissi Woo are levied in these ports on vessels of the .01 flaked Provim en. f the burtben of one hundred and twenty MEW or of any less " Dooms et placens tritor."—Het. Thy house, and (lo the cup Ohre, That houey-drop) thy pleasing wife. HAPPINESS a the gay to-morrow of the mind" is insured by marriage ; • the strictest tie of perpetual Friend ship," b a gift from Heaven, castrating pleasure with reason, by which, nys Johnson, " we approach in some degree of association with celestial iateUisence." Previsos, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, it becomes an imperative duty, use only to regulate the passions, bat to cleanse the grosser future 111 , 1113 T those impurities which the free dom of unrestricted pleasure bay have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such attention, are attributable many of those hapless ianances which, while they excite the commiseration of the be bolder, should aLso impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Lee, Chowbent, Lancaittlre, grocers. The Turks, whom Redschid Pacha bad left in the p r o. Noce of Livadio, bad just retired to the town of Sjlona. The Greeks have attacked them on every tide; and as there is no fortiacation in Livadier they have seen them. selves' compelled to occupy the heights in the environs of Saloom, which on one side rests upoe the sea, add on , the other is environed by precipitous mountains. Moreover, all Western Greece has again flown to arms. The information that the Powers of Europe hate. .at last, interfered in the affairs of Greece, confirmed by a circular letter, which Maurommates the Minister of Finance, has addressed to his countrymen, has reinvigo rated the chieftains who, till now, kept themselvel safe in the mountains. They have all of them nOw descended into tie plains. Thus in all Western Greece, there ate no Turks except those who are bloeitaded in the for , tresses of Lepanto anti Missoitrogbi. • emu THR JOURNAL DRS DEBATS. BARCELONA, Ave. $O. Whilst we are expecting the troops which odght to arrive to put an end to the nsanma vies of the disaffected, those wretches continue their incursions, and never cease • evils on this unhappy country. The town !lebrated for its manufacture of cotton, by them; 400 or 500 men have been takee the Goverbor, and a contribution of has been levied. A sin e snannfacturer pay 00,000fraset is hit * share. It 1* said. even among the few soldiers wtio ..wady. Can any man be astonished at 4 badly paid, whilst the insurgents receive& picette (about 6d.) a day: LISBON PAPERS. LISBON, Ma. £4. 'The Gazelle contains the following official articles t I. A Note from the Infanta Regent to the Count de Sampayo, permitting him, in consequence of the reasons which he has assigned, to resign the command of the troops in the capital and the province of E•tremadura. 2. A Note to Carlos Frederico dc Canla, Major Gen. of the Royal Army, appointing him, in consideration of his eminent qualifications and =wits, to the post of Military Governor, ad interims, of the capital and the province of Estreusadura. S and 4. Two notices to the Council of War, stating that her Highness has eloserated the Conde de Sam• payo from the office of Inspector General of the Cavalry, and that she has appointed Major General Verissimo Antonio Cordova in his room. These are all dated Cintra; August 22, and signed by the Regent, and countersigned by the Conde de Ponte. . DEPAATIONT ON " The Infanta Regent being spondence of the local magistrates police office, that on the 18th inst. Luxurious habits will effeminize the body—a residence in the Myna will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the premiere infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the no.' taral dignity into a state of inanition, from whence the agonized sufferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To all such thee, we address ourselves, offering hope, energy, muscular strength, fiiicay; nor will our advances appear ciestionable sanctioned as theyare by the multiplied proofs of 20 years' successful experience. The easy cares of married life are sometimes disterbed by the mosmion of Bose blessings which cdhcentrate the nuptial wreath ...fir the female habit is often constitutionally weak—yet it can be wringtimmed, and deficient energy improved into functional power. In every case of syphilitic intrusion, as well ails every relaxation side generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure speedily, and with erect. Earnestly solidtous to expel the unfeeing empyric from the petition **presumptuously taken up, we deviate from general prindpies With less hesitation ; and confident in our own honourable integrky as Members of the College of Surgeons, we frier the suffering community of either Sex (especially those entering into matrimmial life) at once to our house, where daily attendanse is given for personal consultation ; and letters from the counu y are immediately answered; these must contain a remittance for Advice and Mediciae, which can be forwardedt u any part of the world, Weser distant. GM and Co. M.RX. Surgeons No.ll, Britiverie-eueet, Pleat-stout, /.Ondon. *lust rehabbed (Jeweerseash Edition), 1. The imam et Lire, a familiar Commentary on the above Diseases. 2nd, Hroaursia, addressed exclusively to the Female Sex. May be 644 at 10,, Pnaces.street, Sabo ; 174, Fleet-street ; 4, Catherinmiereet, Strand ; Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper; 20, Patarnoster.row and Chapple, is, Pall mall, L ondon ; Porter, 72, Dighsnetmlits Dublin ; *Phyla, 15i, Temple, Glasmste y 9. Cd.s,trMtfs>Wio4Megyh I md of ell BoulueLess. Pries .sa. inflicting new e JUSTICE. of Manresa, cel informed by the cone- has been taken I strates with the Aeneral pri,soners with inst. at Laveh-os, wino jockop6 francs widens. wbe. nn tfli oc. war oilliged to to national 11 7nras and tbit desertion ter by force the house of have arrived al to be attached to legi- it ? They are b casion of a festivity, plajed the, that they even attempted to enter a person whom they supposed o legi timate Government. the whole accompanied with sedi tious cries, her Highness, in the name of the King, gives orders to express ber surprise at your omitting to give an account to this office of so extraordinary as event, and of the measures which yott took; and now she orders you to give immediately a detailed account of the affair, and if you have began, as was your duty, to proceed against the persons guilty of so scandalous an excess. The Dierio of Barcelona has published an ostler of Count de Villamur, Governor of She district of Barce• lona, which prescribes measures for, stopping tbe rebel lion. He desires that frequent patroles may be made in every commune in order to - disperse small parties of rebels. Oa the day after this ender was published, 26 inhabitants of Sorria, a village an hotir i s ?talk from Bar celona, being employed 'on the pauel; went and joined the disaffected in the mountains. A post of four men was placed at the distaoce of a musket-shot from the citadel of Barcelona, at the burial-place of that village, along the coast to prevent smuggling; it was taken in the night by a party of rebels. Numerous families arrive:here every di?, to be shel • used from the evils which desolatethect)untry. Things will be worse after the harvest. INVOLUNTARY MEDIATION ; OR, RECIPROCAL ADVANTAGE: • CUalollll LICIDDIT At CANTON, 1M cases. IEN lately at Canton our Ships were delsed, • Confusion the Facer, while seen to pervade: Cbiness unwittingly clea'd all disputes, stetna& an Nast India Captain's bright Boots t Faewhen In the Jet be hia shadow beheld, Devil!" he cried, and by termr impeU'ii, ly to save from the Evil One's claw, • blown up to the. fangs of the Itiw. of justice the scales. e reciprocal wisely prevails. pseyie," the Mandarin said, " in aggression, our. Mame, a baits thief by confo,soon, for your trespass, 41$l fully atone, our trade as beforkshaU go on: !bun Your ladinep when you lease, roustbrougliaur g, d your art, homeward-b p ound breeze!" Pilate of Matra, Ans. SS, MT. " MANOEL ANTONIO DE CARVALBO. " To the Jul: de Eon of the Town of Deltas." BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Nathan Lewes D'Oyle, Vauxhall Bridge-road, Westutisster, al4 of Lowndes-terrace. Knightsbridge, painter, from Septemb er ni to October 2, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank. ropes, Basingbali-street. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Samuel George Jackson, Loughborough, Leicestershire, corn-user. chant. FRENCH PAPERS. saint TIM OAZZTTI Dit FRANCIII DAM CU?. 10. PARIS, Sara 9. His Majesty's ships Trident, Breslau, and Provence sailed on the 15th of August from Algiers for Milo. The Scipio, destined for the same place, was on the 19th of August between Sicily and Malta. The French squadron was to be at Milo on the 25th of August. at the latest. The English squadron was already in those seas. The Russian squadron has been seen passing the Strait. We may calculate that the naval forces of the three Powers would be assembled and ready to act in the Levant at the beginning of this month. We already know that an intimation has been made to the Pacha of Egypt, that they would not suffer any more reinforcements to pass which he may wish to send to theeee; and that Russia, on its side, had signified to the Pone, that the least thing that should happen to the Ambassadors or subjects of the three Powers at Con stantinople, would be the signal for the entrance of the Russian army into the Ottoman territory. A Russian abet is before the Bosphorus in the Black Sea. George Stratford Jachatta, late of South Liao, Norfolk. Hawn smdslisktiisFin Odd.** C.apinio, " who met Akvil of Fancy in itartimen ..lst wirrw We Jet. competition defyi,b• et rick incident , espy sholyute.." sow attracted thclandas in's view, d who gaz'd on t h e w ne glossy bus?. Tritely," be said, " from our nation elide& Arts tilt to luz'ry may tend to delude. ilth—your Jet Blacking—of intrinsic worth, lissom to the Celestlal•Eilipise• go forth, wild, its matchless EVIIOIIIII to extend, .in each Chinese-a patron and friends" happily ended an knpending fray t Canton's sage Mandarins WI to thin day . the Int grate of high ornament lacking. Europeans far 1 1 .5.asnsat's Jet Blacking, BANKRUPTS. Richard Beecbems, Stamford, Lincolnshire ' toytnan, to surrender, September 28, at six, 29, and October 23, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Stamford. Attendee Mews. Fladgate and Cu, Eseex.street, London; or Mr. : Thomas Hippy Jackie., exaniford. Oeorge Dangetfield, late of the town of Brosnyard, Herefordshire" apothecary, September 24, 25, and October 13, at the Hotel, Hereford. Attornies, Mr. Charles Tomes Lincoln ' s Inn.fields; or Mr. Morris Howell, Bromyard, Heref ord. Ann Timothy and Mary Stuart, Regent -street, Middlesex, nialllbers and dressmakers, September 14, 28, at eleven, and October ftS p at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of B ankrupts. Basing*. hall-street. Attection Mr. Gerrard, Suffulk.street, Pall Mall _ east. Empire ! soffit CMocac dennointato tbdr toner?. Shining and litialt,t BLACF!ltftlippared Df 11144,1/1L 50. STRAND, Lotadem And sold in every Town in am Kingdoms. Ltqutu in Bottles, sid. 10d. 19d. and 18d. cash. Also PASTE BLACKING, in Pots, Bd. 19d. and tsd. sub. A Wiling Pot of Paste is equal to Four Is. Bottles of Liquid. L.EAKE'S GENUINE PILLS , j ust l y fa mous f m -L4 coring. in all its stages, the VENEREAL DISEASE Out small Pill is a dose, and the taking of one Box, in a recent ewe, will soon convince the patient of the certainty of his speedy retotery. Nothing can be better contrived, more safe, or more tonstnient than this Remedy, for such as are obliged to go iciarnies sr to sea, as it needs no confinement nor restraint of Diet ; and "Inns experience (In an extensive practice) has proved that it nal tint a Cure when repeated Salivation and all other methods 11 ,74 Keating. Fur th e • S cu rvy an d ot h er Chronical Disorders, 114 Medicine has not its parallel- Upwards of 40,000 persons Of beta sexes have been radically cured of the above cruel disos dft, yards the last eight years. Prepared and sold by the sole trots, T. TAYLOR and SON, Members of .the Royal Col- Suripans, at. their limn*, No. 9, New Bridge -street, in .only its. 9d. each, duty included.—N.B. Two back , anti Lights in the Passages at night.—They are also sold, ism appointment, with copious directions, at the Toy-shop, Osiotd-strett; Mt. thebarough's, No. 7, Fish-street-Mil, oPposite the hdenumem ; and, by one Person in every cots `'k Town In Great Britain and Ireland. Advice gratis to tiling the above, or other of the Provrietoes Lambert Heaton, of Heaton, near Bolton-h.-Moors, Lancashire, cdtron-manufacturer, October 1,2, and 23, at one, at the Srar lon. Manchester. Attornies, Mr. George Barker, Gray's Inn. square or Mr. Woodhouse, Bolton-le-Moors. Vauxissll-bridge.rOad, Middlesex, eoatmetehant. 1! BeftePaber 14, 18, aR twelve, and October 23, at one, at , the Court of Commie loners of Bankrupts, Basinihalletreet. torney, Mr. Williams, Alfred-place, Bedfuntegulte. Joseph Pain, Paultoss, Somereetshire, brewer, September 28, 27, and Ocer 23, at one, at dee White Lion nn, Bristol., Atter-- nice, Mr. John Day. Blake, Pasgrave-place, Temple-bar; or Mr. Charles iguana, Chew. Magna, Sometsetahire. Alexander Christie Low, late of Muk.lane, London, merchant, September 14, at ten, 18, at twelve, and October 23, at one, at the Court of Comndssioners of Bankrupts, Basingkalietreet. Attorney, Mr. Hawks., Holborn -court, o;ay's Inn-square. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. George Fe:wick, Grosvenor-mews, Hinover-square, veterinary surgeon, is In insolvent circumstances, and is unable to nseetfile engagements with his creditors—Filed Sept. ti. ' DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Oct. 4, William Musden, Sheffield, Yorkshire, saw manufac. Sorer, at eleven, at the °Mee of Mr. Albert Smith, solicitor, Shef field. Oa. 1, Thomas Elden, Manchester, Lancashire, straw-hat manufacturer, at ten, at White's Hotel, 'Manchester. Oct. 92, Jonathan Douphrate„ Brackley, Northamptenshire, tailor, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Banbury, Oxfordshire. Oct. 22, Thomas Cooke, late of Banbury, Orfordsisite, meahnan, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Banbury. - Oct. a, Wiltrain Idrett and,James Holab, Burslem, Staffordahire, grocers, at eleven, at the Littleton 's Arms Inn, Penkridge, Staffordshire. Oct. 12, Robert Blakey and Samuel Blakey, °Wet, Dewsbury, Yotkabirr, coma spissers,ht (we. at the Sessions How e Wakefield, Yorkshire. Oct, 3,Hdward Lisp, Bitnangham, Warwickshire, brass founder, at twelve, of the Royal Hotel, Temple row, Btimingbarts. Ott. 4, John Mann, Ortertiery, Worcestershire, silk throiv.ter, at one, at the ease at Misses. Lavender and Bytch, solicitors, Heysham., %Worcesteeshire. Oct. 4, Thomas Lovell, °buy, Buckinghamshire, lraper, at lout, at the Senate, Head Inn, Newport Pagnell, Buckingitimefilte. Oct 4, 'Sanniel Giblvtt, Shrpton MAUI, Somersenkire, currier, at eleven, MADRID, Sim.. Is The Council of State has terminated, its deliberations on the general budget of the kingdom, after having re-1 cognized the impossibility of reducing the expenditure to a level with the receipts, which the Minister of nance declared he could not raise to a greater sum than 450,000,000 of reels per annum. The Council has proposed to the King, in a consul tation held yesterday, to leave to each of the Ministers the care of making all possible reductions and savings in his department. Major Gen. Monnet, who commanded the military line of Old Castile, on the frontiers of Portugal, has just been appointed General-in-Chief of the forces seat against the rebels. He arrived yesterday at Madrid, from Zamora, atter passing some hours at St. Ildefonso. The number of the insurgents continues to increase in Catalonia. The Royalist volunteers and the former officers of the Army of the Faith come from all guar. lets to increase their numbers. Among the latter are several who were pardoned in May last, after taking part in the first troubles. Eight of their chiefs, it is said, already wear the distinctive badges of General Officers. The Guerillas become more ntitherous about Giroua a l Valencia, and even Figueras. In the kingdom of Valencia a band of malefactors ;appeared at the Chartreuse of • Portaceli, and exacted provisions, and a contribution in money. There is no indication that this band bat any polkical object s Mod I said erne day to some individuals who are well ae qoeinted with everythiug that happens, " What is it that the disaffected want ?" " A good Govern ment;" was their reply. " What hope of t 1 good Government can fon have from thole persons, who-demand i t with arms in their hands, and who, though they call them selves Royalists, can be considered as nothing else than robbers?" We shall obtain the end,—no matter for the means ; but at ell events they do wrong to rob, be cause for a long time pan plenty of money has been placed at the disposal of their Chiefs." This explanation may serve as a commentary on the phrase which was recently employed by an English Journalist, that the occupation of Spain by the French. would find its Risk and its punishment. It is well known that France deplores these insurrectionary move ments. Moderate and tranquil people wish that she would seek to suppress them, from a regard to the in terest of her troops. I think, on the contrary, that great mischief would arise from our intervention under such circumstances, because the greater part of the popule- Lion of the country seems to incline towards the rebels. 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The delay that has taken Place in the operations against the insurgents in Catalonia bas greatly meow raged them; they have in consequence redoubled their efforts, and we have just learnt some afflicting news, of which the following is the substance. 41,t B:rga the garrism consisted of 500 men, 200 of whoa the Goya nor had sent to Cardona, to take wine emmunitioo the rebel, Jep Del &mays. taking advantage of the opportunity, assembled all his forces in the environs of Bergs, and joined them to the neighbouring moun taineers ; and well convinced that 300 troops could am long resist his superior forces be presented himself be fore the town. The Governor baring assembled his troops, placed in the midst of them all the inhabitants who did not wish to remain in the town, and making hints& a way through the rebels, he arrived at Caldas, after two days' march; in the course of the joarney be bad several men killed We have heard that the 900 men sent by.the Governer to Cardona, after having procured the monitions they were sent for. bad?stakile tht road to Berge, bat it is unkuown what point they .. -- A/ I . . , I Vve4o.4_, I . , ' 1 . • I • .. 1 . I : I • I . i . I ' 1 1 1) i . I , 1 !..' 1 1 . 1 ) ' i i 1 1 , , ' • t I . 1 i i : ' ! , 1 i • 1 t I