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X.VCrAie,al -.. ro .• ^VIP W. • .. - •:•=4;"-* • 4i; • : Via ' • • 1, 44.3umBER SATURDAY EVENING, COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, AND PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, Risoarr-sveirr, LONDON. Established 1806. PERSIDEKT AND TWISTERS. VIM DUKE OF RUTLAND, THE MARQUIS OF NORTHAMPTON, EARL GREY, LORD KING, &c. &c. &c. • DIRECTORS. ). T. Barber Beaumont, Esq. Sir S. B. Morland, Batt. Francis Coast, Esq. Hon. Thomas Parker. Sir leorge Duckett, Bart. William Praed, Esq. Sir John Harington, Bart. Sir Henry Pynn. Hon. Frederick Hotham. General Shrapnell.' Sir Richard King, Ban. Sir William E. Weiby, Bart. &c. Ste. Ate. Camera --A MILLION STERLING AND UPWARDS. THE Profits are divided amongst those who now Insure, as well as the original Members, in just proportion to their respective payments. In the Flux Orrice, RETURNS, during the last Thirteen Taos, to the Amount of £52,000, have been paid to alt Persons wbo have continued mauled Seven Years, upon ANNUAL as well as Septennial Policies, and whether they have been Sufferers or other wise. SALES BY AUCTION. MANVIELD-STREET, PORTLAND.PLACE. EXCELLENT FURNITURE, Suites of CRIMSON SILK DAMASK WINDOW CUR. TAINS, rich gilt CABRIOLE CHAIRS and SOFAS, splendid Cut-glass LUSTRES, Rosewood CONSOLE PIER TABLE, INDIA CABINET, costly SILVER EPERGNE and PLATEAU, JOURNALS and REPORTS of the HOUSES of LORDS and COMMONS, CHINA and CLASS, BRONZES, a capital Yellow Bodied Town Built LANDAU, FORTY DOZEN of OIA) MADEIRA, and virious Mem; THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, • (Of Warwick House, Regent-street) On the Premises, No. 2, Mansfield -street, Portland-place, On MONDAY, the Bth of January, 1827, and following Day, At Eleven o'Clock, THE ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising lofty Four-post, Tent, and other Bedsteads, with Chintz Gotton and White Oimity Furniture% prime Seasoned Feather Beds and Bedding. Dressing Stands and Glasses, double and single Chests of .Drawers, Drawing-room suites of beautiful Crimson Silk Damask, and Tabouret French Drapery Window Curtains, rich Carved and Gilt Cabriole Sofas, and Chairs covered en suite • Cheval Fire Screens, Rosewood Console Pier Tables, India C abinet, superb Cut Glass Lustres, Dining Room Curtains in Scarlet Moreen, Sec. excellent Cabinet Articles, in Mahogany Secretaire Bookcases, handsome Carved Slab Sideboard and Pe destals, capital set of Dining Tables, Card, Pembroke, and Dressing 'rabies ; Turkey, Brussels, and .Kidderminster Carpets, a costly Silver Epergne and Plate Glass Plateau. China, Glass, and Bronzes ; Forty Dozen of Choice Old East India Madeira, numerous Kit chen Requisites, and various Effects. To be viewed on Friday and Saturday preceding the :Sale, by Catalogues, at Is. each, to be had on the Premises; at Garraway's Coffee-house ; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent -street. In the Wm Otani, BONUSES'of ,e 1 .3 Ss. and .C 26 lis. yam ; Cent. have been divided during the last Fourteen Years. Another Septennial Dividend will take place next year, in which those who now inure will participate. Military Men are not charged additional, unless called into actual service. Persons are at liberty to pass and repass to the Continent under limitations, without Licence and extra Premium. Persons removing to unhealthy climates, or -.subject to bodily infirmities, may be insured. • If any Person die by Suicide, Duelling, or the Hands of Justice, the full value which his Policy bore on the day previous to the time of his death, will be paid. No Admission Fees arerequired, nor is any Charge Made for Policies, except the Stamp Duty. PARK-STREET, WESTMINSTER. EXCELLENT FURNITURE, Brilliant Plate CHIMNEY GLASS, MIRROR, GRECIAN LAMPS, EIGHT-DAY DIAL, WING and other WARD ROBES, CHINA, GLASS, Ike. - TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, . By Mr. ROBINS, • • (Of Warwick House, Rego' • On the Practises, No.l, Park -street, . . 4 • On THURSDAY, the 11th of January, 1817, and f Y, at Eleven o'Clock, By the Direction of the Administrator of. Client.= Jonn Baannuen, Esq. M.P. Deceased. THE ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising Four-post, Tent, and other Bedsteads, and Fur niture, • Feather Beds and Bedding, capital Wing and other Ward robes, Chest of Drawers, Dressing Stands and Glasses, suites of elegant Drawing and Dining Room Window Curtains, in Chino Cotton, and Morine ; Sofas, Couches, and Chairs, en suite ; Chim ney Glass and Mirror, Grecian Lamps, ice. excellent Cabinet Arti cles in Rosewood, and Mahogany Loo, Card; .Sofa Dressing and Pembroke Tables; a capital set of Patent Dieing Tables, sonic Sideboard and Pedestals, sets of Eating RoaV Chaingilif Hair Cloth; Eight-day Dial, Turkey, Brussels, antitther Carpets and Hearth Rugs, Fenders and Fire Irons, Kitchen Requisites, China, Glass, and numerous other Effects. To be viewed on Tuesday and Wednesday preceding the Sale, by ,Casalogasset Is. each, to be bad on the Preemie.; at Caraway's; igat Of Mt. Robins, 170, Regent-street. - - COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS, ke. NIVILLMOTT'S COUGH PlLLS.—These Pills have been found, by long experience, to be a most effectual Remedy; their olleration is-by promoting expectoration and gently relieving the Bowels, by which means they will speedily remove dui most obstinate Cough. In Asthmas, Hoarseness, and all diseases of the Breast and Lungs, the escacy of these Pills is well known in a very large and extensive conneedon ; they have stood the test of time, and the Inventor can with confidence introduce them into very general use. Sold in boxes at ls. lid. and Its. 9d. by WHlmott, $3, High street, Borough; 13utlets, Chemists, Cheapidde, corner of Sc, Paul's; 73, Princes.street, Edinburgh; and 54, Sackedle-street, Dublin; Savorj and Co. 136, New Bond.street ; and the principal Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom. Of whom may be bad, Dr. FOTHERGILL'S TONIC PILLS, recommended in general Debility of she Constitu tion ; also as a safe and excellent remedy in those periodical irregularities which Females, of delicate and languid circulation, more especially the younger part, are liable to. In boxes, at Is. lid. and es. 9d. Abu Dr. FOTHERGILL'S DROPS, so much celebrated for their efficacy in Nervous Disorders. Inbottles, at 4s. 6d. 11s. & 225. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Dzc. 29, ' WHITEHALL, Deo. 29. The King has been pleased to appoint the Most Noble Arthur Duke of Wellington, K.G. and G. C. B. to be Constable of the Tower of London, in the room of the Marquis of Hawings,deceased. The King has also been pleased to appoint the Most Noble Arthur Duke of Wellington, to be his Majesty's Lieutenant and Cnstos Rotuloroin of the Tower Hamlets, in the room of the Marquis of Hastings, deceased. • FOREIGN:OPTICS, Dm. 29. The King his been pleased to appoint Patrick Campbell, Esq. to I be Secretary to ids Majesty's Legation to the Republic of Colombia. The Kiag has also been pleased to appoint Richard Pakenhans, 'Esq. (late Secretary to his Majesty's Legation to the Confederated ‘States of the Swiss Cantons), to be Secretary to his Majesty's Le gation to the United States of Mexico. The King has also been pleased to appoint Charles Hall, MCI. to be Secretary to, his hiajesty's Legation to the Confederated States lei the Swiss Cantons. CROWN-OFFICE. Dec. 49. Members returned to serve in this present Parliament. Borough of Lostwithiel—The Hon. Edward Cust, of New Spring ! gardens, ;n the city and liberties of Westminster, in the room of Sir Alexander Cray Grant, Bart. who was choien a Burgess for _ the Borough of Aldburough, Yorkshire, and a Burgess for the Borough of Lostwithiel, Cornwall, and has made his election to stamd• for the Borough of Aldborough. Borough of &hash—Major-General Colin Macaulay, of Lowesby, Leicestershire, in the room of Henry Monteith, Esq. who has accepted the office of Steward of his Majesty's manor of East Hendred Berks. • BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Robert Cos, Late of Nottingham, warehouseman, from December 19, to February 4, at eleven, at the Hotel, Newark.upon-Treat. • BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Thomas Brown, Lordship of My,son,. and Sculcoates, Yorkshire, merchant and ship owner. .7; John Longman Shepherd and Henry Pieter; Southampton, Satin drapers. NKRUPtS. Robert Pearson, High Holborn, niOney.scrlverier, to surrender,. Jinuary 9, 16, ant) February 9, a' eleven, at tht Court of Com missioners of Baukeirpts,liasiagball-street. Attorney, Mr. H. H. Dunconibe, Lyon's Ina. . Wilion Simons, Fobbing, Essex:barge-master, January .5, at env, 12, at twelve, and Febrirary 9, a( one. at the Court of Costae • miadoisers' of -Bankrupts, Basingball-street. titian*. WAWA Noy and Co. Qtte. Towar.street. John Filler. Canterbury, brasier, January S, at eleven, 12. and February V. at ten, at the Court Commissioners of Bankrupts, Baaingball-strut. Atiorbies," Mesais. Gaur and Co. Angel. court, 'lliroginorteti•itreet. ..e. . 4 * 91, 91 . "1" • • - - ... r 4" 4,7•' :- V e :t4a 3 r-'IS7I4CI;S: C ,i -iA ttc-7 4 7 ' • '•;'-a4Z- . . ~. - . . • ~ , . . ~ , _ . -.',;-. f • * t v i -I fY•1••• •' : -*` '•#•'''''.- ''' '''''' . (1 / . . . . .i. v .;..... •, f , - ::- ./ •• ~....;.•-, .... ...a. . • ._ r - • . - -' . ..... ': *--. •• ..- ~ ' i r 'i)* •-, I t ir . i • ,- -,-- -ic :- Tfr .., . . . . t , , A . ' ..iy i • -,,,t, -411 r, ' '.,. .. - It' . • ' - - .. . - . • / 1 : ' • * l's , if it. ' 4l : - . . 0 • , .' - • . , ..- - f ,, 4 iftii ,1 . , • _ • • 0 . - ' . 't ... ; • . . . ~ . 1 , . . .. . .. .). ~ a. - 4 fr e...• . ,:-., . a ,.., .•. ~....:. • ...,., ~ .. : . ) • 41e.& s ••. w k -- , . - --11 4111 far . •. . ~ / k 'ld ~....._.. • N. .., "f., ---•.- • .. • , ' - . 4. . . : I • . ', .. 1 •••, 0 . i.., - -- .e. • " I - k • . 1 • 'l. ' e. - vo•••••••,... 1niann........_ • A I _. _ _ . . - • 4 ', EN I' DECEMBER 30, 1826. [ PRICE SEVENPENCE. • , ____ -__ • .....- . . Jr ' -• Rowland Phillips, late of &mon, Breconthire, tailor and draper, 1 January 16, 17, and February 9, at ten, at the Castle Hotel, Btecon. Anoraks, Messrs. Bicknell and Co. Lincoln's Inn; or reply to . PARIS. DECEMBER 26. c m op r i . es c o a f nn th in e g, r l c l u . la C te lla d te t a o tt .d b a ri y an in d, t f: spee -7- waheocii li • ~ . Messrs. Bnid and Co. Brecon. William Marsden, Sheffield, Yorkshire, saw-manufacturer, Jan. i i'• 13,15, and February 9, at twelve• at the Commercial Inn, Salle des Coa,retences. We have been fortunate enough Sheffield. Attornies, Mr. Henry Blakelock, Serjeants' Inn, to procure a copy, which we believe to he very accu- rate, and we haven to submit it to our ltead e • • being • . Fleet-street ; or Mr. Alb ert S m i t h, Sh e ffi e ld. William Pricker, jun. Bradford, Wiltshir e , plumber and glazier, . to . January 15,16, and February 9, at ten, at the Angel Inn, Mere. persuaded that the publication of it ma y tend o throw Attornies„ Mr. Poplin. Dean-street, S o ho; or Mr. F. Seymour, light on the actual deliberations of the• Chamber of 4 jun. Frouse, Son t ere e tshi re . anclth. o it t. n it ati m on a a y l strength . en in every French John Parsons, Sc. Clement's, Oxfordshire, brewer, January 17, at ;heart 6' feelinga P r u t t t i l e ie five, 18, and' February 9, a t e l even , at t h e G o ld en C ross I nn , ": Oxford. Attornies, Messrs. Walsh and Co. Oxford; or Mr. In the drclaiatian which the Minister for Foreign , Charles Ellis Verulam.buildings Gray's Inn. Affairs has deemed it his duty to communicate to us, I Walter. Wagsta ff, Mottram in Longdendale, Cheshire, corn-dealer, have been surprised at the silence which the Noble Mi. January 12, 13, and February 9, at ten, at White's Hotel, Man- nister has preserved with regard to t-e speeches lately cheater. Attornies, Messrs. Clarke and Co. Chancery-lane; or Mr. Higginbottom, Ashton-under-Lyn e . pronounced in the English P . rliament, I respect that George Bailiff, late of Barnsley, Yorkshire, linen-manufacturer, prudence, though I cannot comprehend the motives of January 2, IS, and February 9, - at twelve, at the Court House, it ; but for myself, on whose head no responsibility rests, Leeds. Awornies, Mr. Charles Wilson, Southampton-sweet, save that which rests on the head of every Frenchman, I Bloomsbury ; or Messrs Smi t h and C o . L ee ds. mean the responsibility for the honour of our country. Benjamin Wood,' Pitchcomb Mill, Gloucestershire, c lo t hier, Jan. I shall l 15, at four, 16, and February 9, at ten, at the George Inn, p ainly declare that which the Minister for Fn. atroud. A ttornies, Mr. William Read King, Serjeants Inn, aper r i e l i o g hu n anp A es ff rre air eo s li: h e ; : a s s t, thought it his duty to Omit. You may.. Melt-street ; oe kir. Peter Hawker, &rood. MrniynisLteori.dtgh'et to h ave n h s i s i l e t e s se pu en t m u nn the i t • • • -.---.- , Thaerlis Williams Bennett, Great Mary-la.bonne. street, Mary-la- -_-. bonne, carpenter, January 5, 12, and February 9, at eleven, at French name in the English Parliament. The glotioui .- -' 1 " t ' 1... the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Hallett, Northumberland-street, Mary-la-bonne. victories of the Dauphin, answered in a nobler and a't . DIVIDENDS to be made in BASINGH A LL-S fREET. louder strain, than by vain words, the de c l amat i ons o f t , . our adversaries. Jan. t 9, Charles Marklove and Henry Marklove, Berkley, Glou cester, clothiers, at eleven. Jan. 19, William Benham and Paul " Everything at present is completely altered. In 1829, . 4'• Opposition ; in f Op the English p with to contend •11 Stanjer, Old Trinity House , Water-lane, ship-insurance and eons- I had onl y -'' 1826, I have to contend with the Prime Mini s te r r e his mission agents, at eleven. Jan. 23, Mary Welcker and John F. . r Wekker. Leicester-square, tailors, at two. Feb. 9, John Soad / Britannic Majesty, who outstrips in his career the Mean. /,' .. ) Rains, Wapping Wall, merchant, at twelve. Jan. 19, Redmund .., Samuel John- Abbott, Skinner-street, Snow - bill, bootmaker , at bets of that Opposition. My task is painful t that , Minister was my honoured friend. I admire his talents; ,- ,• • , twelve. .Jan. 19, Benamin Milues, late of Halifax, Yorkshire I respect his person, but he will pardon me, if I endea- ~ Vli , grocer, at nine. Jan. 19, John Serra, Cambe r well, Surrey, car. \ t: penten and builders, at eleven. Jan. 23, Samuel Clarke, Castle your to do that for my country, which he has already `.. s. street, Holborn, tailor, at eleven. Jan. 19, Thomas Trout, Kings land Road, Middlesex, cement manufacturer, at ten. an. 26, done too ably for his. Edward Jones and James Norris, Budge-cow, stationers,at twelve. "It is necessary, My Lords, that I should in the out. • . Jan. 19, James Cowper, Copthall-court, merchant, at eleven. , ion. set express myself precisely respecting the grounds o f 19, John Offor, Cambridge, bookseller, at ten. the present transactions in Portugal. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. " I will never recognise in any soldiery the right of making Jan. 22, George Dale and Richard Walton, Newcastle-upon-- and unmaking political institutions, of proclaim- Tyne, ship and insurance brokers, at twelve, at the Turf Hotel, ing and dethroning Kings. Perhaps I like the Porta- Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Jan. 19, William Layton and Martin Douglas, Sunderland near the Sea, Durham, coal fitters, at twelve, Buse charter better than the English Ministers them. la the Bridge Inn. Bishopwearmouth, Durham. Jan. 26, John selves do, who speak of it almost in terms of derision, 0 art Si r caC . St r to ell halls, late of Sawston, Cambridge, grocer, at eleven, at the Black and who have deemed it ri g ht , , Dull Inn, Cambridge. Jan. 30, William Keast, St. Erny, Corn- from his embassy. because he conveyed that chatter to . i wall, lime burner, at eleven, at the Commercial Inn, Plymouth. Lisbon. I think that the independence of one nation IJan. 22, Ann Hooper, Worcester, innkeeper, at ten, at the Hop market Inn, Worcester. Jan. 23, Esther Rayner and J. Medley, supports the independence of another, and that one free - , t late of Newport, Isle of Wight, corn merchants and 4actors, &c. people is the guarantee for another. I believe that a at four, at the Guildhall, Newport, Isle of Wight. Jan. 26, Robt, generous Constitution* cannot be overthrown in any part Hartley, Penrith, Cumberland, hardwareman, at eleven, at the of , the lobe without an injury being i nflicted on the 1 : Angel Inn, Sheffield. Jan. 25, Thomas Jones, Crickbowell, Bre eenshire, manatee, at twelve, at the Castle Hotel, Brecon. Feb. I, whole human race. ~.. , John Cooke, Barnstaple, Devonshire, li nendraper, at one, at the 0 Having made this explanation of my principles, I White Lion Inn, Broad-street, Bristol. Jan. 20, Geo. Beardmore, enter fearlessly upon the examination-of the documents Dunkin, Staffordshire, builder, at ten, at the Legs of Man Inn, which have come to us from the other side of the Channel. • .1 livirsiesn. Jan. 25, Richard Dewlinson and John APCulloch, jun. - Liverpool,, merchants, at eleven, at the G an, Dale-street, d e The Minister of his Britannic Majesty has cons. i , UverpooL Jan. 19, Thomas Hobson, Carlid e 7 r emberiand, tiler- menced his speech by an examination of the treaties which unite England with Portugal. He might have won the Grapes Inn, Carlisle. Jame', William East, late of r- • liewbury,•Berkshire, coal merchant, deaTer, at one, at the George quoted more of them than he has.done. He might hare . l 1 • and Pelican Inn, Speehamland, Berkshire. Jan. 24, Joshua . , y, COMM merchant,aceleven, st White's Hotel, King-sweet, spo k en of the alliance between the House of Locaster. tee. • Jas. 22, James Windetc, Norwich, grocer, at ex, and the ancient House of Portugal. iilet t . in that eine : . ' *die Castle and Lion Inn, St. Peter Mancroft, Norwich. we might have told him that the Houte of Braganea CERTIFICATES.-JAY. 19. derives its origin from the !louse of Pence. Why • John Adams, Union-street, Southwark, oilman-John Dowley, should he speak with- so much violence .teapecting our Spain after he had madelo pompons Howland-street, Tottenham-court-road. and Robert Tuck, Pem- connections with - ' broke-square, Kensington, builders... Timothy Price, Cbertsey, a display of the relations which had existed at all i • Surrey, draper-George Hutchinson, John Hutchinson, Henry . times between his nation and Portugal ? Hive w e • Hutchinson, and Thomas Place, Stockton-upon-Tees, Durham, bankers-Thomas Diuncey, late of Cateaton-street, general coos- not treaties .which bind us to Spain ? Without going mission.agent--John Holmes and Frederick Erasmus Edwards, so far back as the time of Queen Brutwahant, Cherie- . Derby, booksellers-Frank Dutton, Little Queen-street, Lincoln's m ane, and the mother of Sc. Louis, have we not the Inn-fields, stationer and bookseller-John Davis • and Thomas 6 treaty between King John and Peter, King of Castile Kitson, Manchester, machine-makers-Samuel Woolston, High. street, Bloomsbury, boot and shoemaker-Richard Barrett Wat- in 1351, for the marriage of Blanche Bourbon?. son, late of Leeds, Yorkshire, merchant-John Slater, Robert The treaty between Charles V. and Henry II; King of Bolton Wilde, and James Slater, Bradshaw, Lancashire, and Castile, in 1368 ? . The renewal of the same alliance in Clayton Mills, near Manchester, bleachers and calico-printers- , 0 -. . Charles Whittle, Hastingc Sussex, draper-John Owen, Salford. 'BO ? The treaty between Charles VI. and John, Lancashire, dyer-Joseph Taylor, Ageeroft, Lancashire, calico. King of Castile, made against England in 1367, and printer-James Boor, Warminster, Wiltshire, money-scrivener- renewed in 14.08 ? The treaty between Louis XI. and t William Rowley, Regent-street, Oxford -street, tavern-keeper. H enry, Ki ng o f Castile and. Leon, in 14.69 ? Another PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. treaty with Ferdinand and Isabella, King and Queen of John Ward and James Coakes, West Butterwick, Owston, Lin. Castile, in 1478 ? Louis XII. renewed that treaty in ' I reindeer. sack manufacturers. Henry Farinvon and ThomeCash, 1498. Germaine de Foix, niece of Louis XII. was pro- - Manchester, silk and cotton manufacturers. Richard Walpole and wised in marriage to Ferdinand, King of Spain, in 1503 , John Egram, Shoe-lane, oil and colourmen. Luke Thos. Crossley, Pinder Oak, Darfield, and Joseph Robinson, Leeds, Yorkshire, stuff and hence anoth er treaty of alliance. • < and woollen printers, dyers, and embossers. Border Cbernocke The treaty of the 13th of October, 164 , 0, between Louis XIII. and the principality of Catalonia, and the • if Smith and Dudley Baxter, Atherstone, Warwickshire, attornies.- Botekr Cbernocke Smith and Stafford Stratton Baxter, Atherstone, convention of Barcelona, on the 19th of September, . 5 . 4 attornies and solicitors. Thomas Ward and Charles Edwards, New gatemarket, meat salesmen. James Bamford and RdwardVarnish, 1641, gave us right over Catalonia; then came the cateaton-street, silk manufacturers. Wm. Wilson, ltichd. Barker, famous treaty of the Pyrenees, of the 7th of March, 1659, George Harrison and John White, Egremnnt, Cumberland, paper. the contract of marriage with Louis XIV. on the 7th Manufacturers (so far as regards William Wilsou)-Richard Loader • of November, in the same year, all the treaties which, and Joseph Loader, Noble-street, Foster-lane-James Usher, • Joseph Colyer, Jobn Beningfield, and Charles Young, Beehive accompanied and followed the war of the succession, Brewery, Buckley-mews, Whitecbapel, brewers (so far as regards from 1701 to 1713, and the family compact in 1 761, ' Y. John Beningfield and Charles ' Young)-Joseph Williamson and which by its eighteenth article declares, that the re• • • . Arlin Shaw, East Retford, and Boliant, Nottinghamshire, brush . . spective States must be regarded and act as if they • head-turners--John Blake and Henry Bance, Croydon, Surrey, formed but one and the same Power. That the family eaepenters-.Cbarles Jones and Edward Ashford, Birmingham, ti - Z g e: s - s book-lockankers-Benjamin Dove Collens and Thomas compact has been annulled by later treaties is true, to a • Bristol, comb-manufacturers-John Price and Thomas certain degree, but it is not at all clear that these same Prise, Bristol, printers and engravers-John Saunders Bennett and treaties had maintained all the anterior conventions be- . William Beer, Canterbury, brewers and maltsters. tween England and Portugal, . . . General Weekly Average of the Price of British Corn, which " Besides, what is proved on either side by this diplo. menu Importation, made up to the 22.1 of December. mat i c eru di t i on ? N ot hi ng at a ll . I t no more establishes _lo.: Wheat "a. 3d. I a s°‘ Ct . I Beans 51.. 4 i tt. our new right to meddle with the affairs of Spain than • Barley 575. ad. Ry e 40s. , P eas s2s. it confirms the right which England pretends to have • WAR-OFFIOE, DEC. 28, 1826. to mingle in the internal affairs of Portugal. Our re- i - ansiciaarma. spective rights are derived on one side and the other His Majesty has been pleased to approve of the 84th Regiment s i mply from our essent i a l i nterests. . M uc h h as b een sai d -1 . of Foot bearing on its colours and appointments, in addition to any a other badges or devices which may have heretofore been granted of castes f.......ri5, which it is . de . clared has occurred. A , 1 4 , to Regiment, the word " India," in commemoration of its member of the English Opposition has well answered to services in that part of the World from the year 1796 to 1819. this, by stating that he did not see how the revolt of two His Majesty has been pleased to approve of the under-mentioned Regiments bearing on their colours and appointments, in addition to Portuguese regiments established a casus fade' is. Eager search is made for the guilty parties. The Spaniards say other badges or devices which may have heretofore been granted to thole Regiments, the word" Ava, 'in coniinemoration of their ar.e at the bottom of the Portuguese ineirrectit - n; if the services during the late Burmese war: Spaniards are not, the French are, and why not the Ist ,Ileginwnt of Foot, 2d Battalion ; 13th Regiment of Foot, Austrians? Is not Don Mguel at Vt.-.•nna? .In that :,Bth Ditte.„.4lst Ditto, 44th Ditto, 45th Ditto, 47th Ditto, 54th Ditto, §74 Ditto, and 89th Ditto. country there is no great affection entertained for char- Hii Majesty has been pleased to approve of the Regiments under- tcrs. Why then is not the anger of the English Cabinet mentioned bearing on their colours and appointments, in addition directed to that quarter ? WI:7 not, my Lords ? , There to any other badges or devices which have been heretofore granted are good reasons for it ; those reast.ms are, the same to thaw liniments, the word " B•uripore," in commemoration which make English liberalism wear the cap of Icherty of their services in the assault and capture of the fortified town and citadel of Bhurtpote, in the mouth of January 1326 : in Mexico, and the turban at Athens. . ,' 11th Regiment of Light Dragoons ; 16 th Ditto"; llth Regiment " a '.iir But whilst they are proclaiming the cost d eris, of IiOUL I s9th Ditto. suppose it should happen, wh'cli is by no meant us , . Al tLITA R Y PROMOTION. likely, that Lisbon shoull fall into the hands of the . . • wan OFFICE, DEC. 28, 1826. Marquis de Chaves, and that she English, iiistead of .., 5.....er. finding an ally there, should only fini an anew). Sup -lAlke John James Snodgrass, upon half-pay. Military Secretery to . • .1 - • ..viiin . r General Sir Archibald Caninbell, to be Lit meant Colo. •It will be seen by three lines vrMth we have ',dated in italic, what the Noble Peer means Iri a sette.rogs Coststittuicia-E% act in the Army. •• 1 ' 4 : . - . , , • , • ', . " - • ,:..r.. - .- -- '. -, • .- 1 f : • e-. - ' ' • . ' ~- ', .-- _., l . . • . . . .... . , ;_, _ i_. - - ••.- , . ... . , • - • . ...„..- • • ••• ••,.• s, ..,. ~ . . . lit'''"- 9 " ...- '--: - ''....':'' . • ;. 4 , 17 :::"%4 '.•• ' . '.. . . -•• . • • .. • ' . , --.-. . - . • . .. ,4 % . . , a. . ‘‘,......., „ j.- -• A . .1 1. - :-. - , gr,..- •ia ...7,.... .. r. f. ...• L g: •Pe : 1 ••••-•-• 4 • - s • ''''' ' ''' • 11 .:.2. 4r • •'. • ....-4 f L. SOP IN RHYME, WITH ENORAVINGS. This day was published, in 12mo. the Second Edition, price 41. . . neatly half-bound, £SOP IN RHYME, with some Originals.— By JEFFERYS TAYLOR, kach Fable illustrated by an appropriate Design. 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