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In 181 u, 8 UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. • THE EXPEDITION AGAINST ALGIERS. in the Per --stie.,-- itself,—if OXFORD, FEB. 13. - Thursday the following Degrees were conferred : From tar Fi garo . wear king..., There is no mese doubt open this question. The expedition is Balearic 11 WASTERS OF ARTS. 1 , determined upon in ptinciple. It will be undertaken, and it , willing to Rev. Robert !sham, Brasennose college. Rev. Merles Wools, Pembroke college. hoped that every thing will be ready in the month of May. What object, she Lawrence Ebetall Judge, New college. *thee of vessels will be employed ? What principal oaken of re long 5! b Rev. John Atkins, Worcester college. ihr farce* by lend and eat will be charged with the enterprise ? a g ,__ nclent ” n Rev, John Poulett 51'Ghle, Queen's college. . itto many amen and horses will be embarked ? This is what is ' Bull BACHELORS OF ARTS. queetionab nro IS precisely known. A list of the vessels to be placed at the Thomas Need, University college. George Neale Barrow, Unhorsity college. Blipened of theCommander-in-Chief charged with este revenge has doh Godolphin Osborne, ihm .'stew college. ge favour of : MO *awn op, and they are going to prepare them for putting to whi l st thel James Arthur Dunn age , Braranno aeoo ll e ailpeelible, witifths. mammy carriages. It is thought to BPal , George Robertson Edwards, Brasesmese college. • • • - ulleleohil Derperni will with the command of the lanaliwnnil Thomas Proem Bensennose college. B owl w as , I Nu e u gh l s a w . . i . .4-,,,,,,,T v .: la ' ' Aldan 111. DOOM nial lid. , gdsd#l, NI Sfawarell May, *Ch e de Rigny are, perhaps, moot the Vice Admirals; the only oned Pr e " ? a William John Philleoets_ = 1 :111..b. - - lifif/Ig 7 - 41 r . . . 41 ( .410"0 . I; 5... I ,„,r I 1 • Wit , • • , en tb inel4 follow Ow .srapitorlei c eli Gist a eittl!lisb. emits* a *We swhisoprot vonsd- T . mat firsxusbiorie bat coins Interests gr polio, ; ,1 i 1' MENDIGITY SOCIETY, RED tiON!-SQUARE,' Sunday, Feb. T s 11330. • Number of Applicants This Walk. 14,745; Meals glees to all Blankets where necessary; Flannel, Stockings, Shoes, Petti coats, and other Clothing, to all Women and Children who re: quire them ; Coals, Potatoes, and Rice to all Families residing in parishes where there is no local distribution of those articles; Money In all urgent eases. rettate, thought fit to the way us pail present iniolotatoilialblinlifiellsadifilltdidigllke of oatiptiems Wats Was gni Or is bat *dogleg :baths - . . Portray'. • thus, if odi satielpoillsortholleloss may be rep lased by eaperititce of the pot; will fie 'di* MOW Of Great &kali P— hoeing thus, by bet own wilful falik• for_ advantages of We image witarropeagolais trill imu c. The Managers thankfully acknowledge the following Contribu time, as well as many others, which the impossibilityimpossibilityof preparini a perfect list obliges them to postpone the publication of. They earnestly entreat a continuance of the Public liberality, usual, those who may favour the Institution with their support at this season of overwhelming distress that, although the utmost discri mination is used, under the Managers' personal superintendence, in the distribution of their bounty, they have determined, whilst the present weather continues, to allow no case to go from their doors unrelieved. W. H. BODKIN, Hon. Sec. The Worshipful Company of Edw. Ailfrey. Esq.. • add. 10 0 Mercers .. .,C52 10 Mr. Whitfield..... lO 0 Ditto annually. • lO IS Lieut Gen. Thornton add. 10 0 The Earl Spencer add. 10 10 Dowager Marchioness of Joshua Watson, Esq add. 10 0 Exeter ..............add. 10 0 Henry Hugh Hoare, Esq. 10 Mrs. & theMissesCbsoney 10 0 Geo. Haldimand,Eaq.add. 10 0 Wm.deCapellßrooke, Kai 10 10 Ditto, d 0..... 2d don. 20 01Wilb. Egerton,Esq. M.P. 10 0 T. W rightson,Esq. 2d don. 21 Oition. Mr. Just. Bosanquet 10 10 Messrs. Drummond ..... 21 011idward Wigram, Esq.. 10 0 John Sayer, E5q......... 50 OlLieut. John Trotter George Wig, Esq.. 10 Ir. N. Lettsom, Esq lO 10 Jeremiah Olive, Esq. add. 10 1 Mrs. Kett Charles Mitchell, Esq... 21 1. Morrison, Esq. ... 30 0 Ditto, ditt0.......ad don. 60 Earl of Chesterfield The Mardi of Safford —lO I H.E. H. the PrinaasSeplsis J. Francis Members Esq. 10 Fooeselo Worrier, ..... to nHis Honour the Vice Cha- endeavour to " ineliwelqpilidoPl" A r4=idon ut the Azores, and diteile Afeibuollet • lea au w to the Putopinirisown. Spain win not this be deigned Moo annewhil4orlitgal to EuroTean dendiliens. Both esouries hue, by die his 4f their coleniss, buena Ossetian y end*** esitkinist state.. Spain proposed to aide totogland, Ceti, and any new bold Peninoula, in addable to Clibmiltel f -r. indeding even Lisbon BetilaMl would comsat to thi oda of the two Nein kbigdemee ; and sewed likewise to Steen, the cession of thu Wok feedieelete Perim& if Spain were at that dn..: make welt ostelfrees, foe the atiolannat of her favourite she would sa New hew t e atianTiiihmeirbf flojec, and so ankody etiningiseed, through soy fear of the colonial cirrhotic* of . Portugal being wised upon by Britain r whose adoption of each a system would un questionably afford to Russia the meat plausible argument in of her progressive conquests of. the Turkish esthetics ; there is every reason ti believe that the annexation of Panne. Spain would be sanctioned and supported by France, as she tioimisolia the tro4boini *AO iineoet only as a measure of 4 411 ,11 . 4 0 11111 ;1 811 ;,, acre Mink; the • a faiellY allty;14 . 0114114 Lisbon, the first naval position of amp, in the possembsotthe Bourbons. . Se steadfastly has Spain adhered to her politic designs far the acquisition of Portugal, that even'the change effected in the dynasty et 'Fume produced no **Won in the Spanish system ; for as tl.e campaign it 1762 weedindertaken lit. she express purpose of sub duing Portugal, and compelling the Items of Braganca Metnigratet, its American states ; so when BuOnapatte attempted the conquest w that kingdom in 11107, a PortidPetho Le the Veil* of the Pitrteleb;e monarchy was, by the treaty of Pantatebleau, freely Offered to, sett u eagerly accepted by, the Aped* cabinet,—although the Royal ihmilies of Spain and Portugal were at that time in close alliance. Wise a marriage was proposed between Ferdinaed VII. (then Prince of the Aunties) end a Pelage's of Buonspartes family, Per i toga! was apportioned as the dowry of the bride. In 18114 the Spa oish mtgoeistors, under the pretext of reconciling the disputes be tween Spain and the coati of Alta Janeiro, not only proposed the ilialon of Portugal by the dynasty et Bregaesa, se the basis of an linkable arrangement between the - penile, bet submitted that pm. .position to the cabinets or Great Muhl and Bessie, to obtain thou' err provel and concorreece. :f Edw. Allfrey. Esq... ackl 10 0 10 Mr. Whitfield..... lO 0 Therm Rev. 7, 0 111 Lieut Gen. Thornton add. 10 0 10 Dowager Marchioness of Rev. Rot 0 Exeter ...... ........ add. 10 0 Rev. UN Mrs. & theMissesChseney 10 0 La „,,.. 0 Wm.deCaptlißrooke, Rag 10 10 oiWilb. Egerton,Esq. 11. P. IC 0 Rey, 5; 1 oltion. Mr. Just. Bosanquet 10 in oEdward Wigram, Esq 10 0 „,, I OlLieut. John Trotter ir W. N. Lettaom, Esq lO 10 'Tug _ 1 Mra. Kett lO 0 OJ. Morrison, Esq JO 0 " es A. 0 Earl of Chesterfield 25 0 41 Thomas 0 H.R.H.tbePrineesaBophis tOi Matilda —..,.. add. -tla a B " ' 'I. ... . _ _ ... . 84 lefinamis Wilffalst, FAq . 10' II Z7,7,=: Benjamin Good, Esq lO 10 sward 1 10 Messrs. Hodes, Farqu 101 bar, and Co J ... ohn Sm_ 10 10 Edward 4 °Meaty P . Hope, Esq. add* 10 0 OlDowager Countess et ueoelie 1 On the 10 Guildford OG. H. F.' and G.G.S 5O 0 iv elect u a: 1. Mrs. Hartman .elose of el 1. Charles Bevan, Esq 2O 0 For air. 1. Lord Morpeth... ...... add lO 0 i Mr. • Miss Roberts .... Mr. 10 Robt. Barclay, E.q. Bury The It 0 Hill,lobags of East India met ed to 10 Rice, containing in cwt. Rev. Mr. 10 Roam Mackintosh, Eaq. 10 0 The h . A. W. Roberts, Esq lO 10 to the Re 0 Samuel Jones Loyd, Esq lO 0 resignatie 0 Messrs. Cocks, Biddulph, The It o and Cu 10 The Administrators of the Canon o• U late H. Burgess, Esq 2O 0 deceased. Charles E. Pigott, Esq l2 0 T ao & 0 Lord Goderich Joseph Delalleld, Req .... 10 0 maw , 10 Marchioness of Bristol .. 10 0 William Gosling, Rog.. •10 0 The Iti 0 Edward Holland, Esq.. • 20 0 walL 0 Lord Chief Baron The R Alexander .. 10 0 the Reek 0 William Belt. Esq lO 10 The It 1. Martin T. Smith, Esq lO 0 D e mi, al 1. John Routh, Esq lO 10 a w e . I $ The Right Hen. C. Yorke 10 0 The R 0 Ileum Hanbury and Co. 10 10 terahi re , ()Simpson Anderson, Fag. 10 0 The B Wns. Denison, Esq. hI.F. 20 0 Draw fee i Lord Viscount Encombe 15 16 B.D. it 10 Mrs. Trotter 0C• D. Bruce, Esq . 21 0, 10 Ditto ....... ;Lady Oerke Jervoise Lady Knightley . .. 10 0 o_ l ' Thomas Croft, E5q..... 10 10 dvai Benjamin Winthorpe, Esq. 1.0 1 l O 0 • Colonel Hugh Willi... 10 0 Ro R Romer 101 • • 4 tiarke Nimbiits sallage. - college- WM= JohiiPhillpotts, Or college. Edward Parker, Oriel College. Edward Ashe, Balliol College. John Smith, Queen's College. George Philips, Queen's College. On the same day a Convocation was holden, for the purpose of electing a Scholar on Mr. Vine's foundation, in the room of Mr. Williams, lately elected a Fellow on the mime foundation. At the close of the poll the numbere were— For lir. 01W, Scholar of Corpus 94 Mr. Whatley, Michel Exhibitioner of Brasennose 76 Mr. Ormerod, Hulme's Exhibitioner ef Brasennose 36 The Rev. Horatio Houle, B.A. of Queen's College, has been pre sented to the Vicarage of Box, Wilts, vacant by the death of the Rev. 111 t. Horlock. The Rev. William Farwell, B.A. of Trinity College, la presented to the Rectory of St. Martin's, near Looe, Cornwall, void on the resignation of the Rev. F. Belga& jun. The Rev. Richard William * Alf, M.A. Fellow of (Mel College, and Preceptor to Prince George of Cumberland, is appointed Canon of Christ Church, in the room of the Rev. Dr. Hay, deceased. Tuesday the Rev. John Williams, M.A. Fellow of Jesus Col lege, was presented to the Perpetual Curacies of Lbutfaes and Pen man. . Admirals; only _ wbo are able to execute a mission such as that now in contemplation' Whether it be or not unlucky to encounter all the chances of a descent upon the coast of Africa, is a questionwhich we mustnot now examine. Undoubtedly it Is deplorable that the policy of a Court Ministry, essentially incapable, should have brought things to that state that the way Of MIMI should be the only one we are now per mitted to use with the insolent pirate whti has outraged the repre. 'tentative of France; but since we are come to that, we accept this position. and will endeavour to render it honourable.' Let us spare nothing that the expedition may succeed. The sue toss h important. It must not be that we may be able to say that after laving anntnitted the folly of allowing ourselves to be drawn into a false step by a silly diplomacy we have been to receive a second box on the ear at Algiers. The expedition will cost about 24 millions ; let us take care that lbr want if precaution this should not be a great deal of money lost, and perhaps also a great many men. Able oilcan present them. ...elves, sad will continue to present themselves, from this up to the day when the whole will be put in motion from the arsenal of Tou lon t these are the men who should be employed, and not those whom the saloons, the boudoirs, and the Grand Ahnonry, will offer to the Ministry. If they wish that the expedition should redound to the honour of the flag, let them take axe not to make it aptetext for Ignoble specu lations. It is the commissioners of stores, the contractors, whom we must dread. These Algerian of France are as dangerous for us as the others. ' Benjamin Good, Esq 10 10 Moors. Harries, Farqu har, and Co Henry P. i, n Esc. , add' of 10 0 Dose Guildford G. H. F. and G.G.S 5O 0 Mrs. Hartman cellor lO lk Joshua Blackburn, Esq.. 10 lI A.B. Lord Alvanity Rev.T. Smith Turnbull lO The Duke of Bedford Lord Dunglass Richard Canerilor, Esq to 14 Charles Camelior Esq lO 11 CharlesT. Bhcke,fisq. pdd, 10 I Charles M. Williams, Req 10 11 SirJas•Langbam,Bart. add 10 The Rev. Geo. Thaelteray 10 II James Kintuch, Esq.... 10 11 A. hlackensie, Esq lO 4 Lt Gen. Sir A.Clarke, Bt. Iss George Fraser, Esq ..... 10 I Lord George Quin.... • • 10 I Capt. R. C. Fletcher •10 11 Anonymous , 40 Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent 2d don 2l His Royal Highoesi the Prince Leopold E. F. D. per the Courier Journal . 100 N. M. Rothschild, Req... 20 R. R. Pennington, Esq 2d donation lO Lord John Russell lO 11 John Ames, Esq lO II Wm. Brodrick, Req add. 10 II Mrs. Edwards 10 Miss Irvine .........add. 10 Mrs. Long Lady Emily Harding lO Mrs. Johnson Lord Vernon .. add. 10 Ditto, ditto.. 2d don. 10 11 Richard Bevan, Esq.... 10 Lord Skelmerstiale ..add lO Samuel Smith Req 2O Lord Villetort lO E.C. James Greer, Esq lO IL, Stibsertptlons'of .€lO and upwards received by the Tresetwer, Samuel Boaanquet, Req. since the lst of January : H. M. Howe, Earl lO The Right Hon. Robert Mrs. Wigg John Labouchere, Esq et S.H. 2O 0 Peter Reeve, Esq lO 1 The &dor Dartmouth... 20 0 . P. C. Labouchere, Esq 2l Lady ‘Villoughby deßroke 10 0 W. T. Freed, Esq lO 0 Alex. Baring, Esq. M.P. 10 O. Earl Cornwallis Lord Grenville , 20 0 John P. Thomson, Esq. 10 0 W.A.N. Subscriptions continue to be received at all the Banking-houses, and also by Mr. Stephens, the Assistant Manager, at the Society's House. • Bevan, Esq 20 0 1 , Lord Morpeth... ...... tdd 10 Mlis Roberts 101 Robt. Barclay, E.q. Bury Hill,lo-bags of East India Rice, containing 17i cwt. Emus Mackintosh, Eaq. 10 0' A. W. Roberts, Esq. lO 10 Samuel Jones Loyd, Esq 10 0 Messrs. Cocks, Biddulph, end Cu The Administrators of the . . , late H. Burgess, Esq... 241 0 Charles E. Non, Esq... 12 0 Godarich Esq .... 10 0 Marchioness of Bristol .. 10 0 William Gosling, Esq.— 10 0 Edward Holland, Esq... 10 0 EcCLitszAsTicsi. Paoiscrrioars. The Rev. S. P. J. Trist, M.A. to the Vicarage of Veryan, Corn walL The Rev. W. Y. C. Hunt. D D. Vies; of Ukkleigh, Devon, to the Rectory of Tamerton FoUiott, lupe same county. The Rev. Lord Charles Paulet, /ILA. to the Rectory of Walton Delvil, and the Vicarages of Wellesbourne and Walton, Warwick shire. The Rtv. C. James, M.A. to the Rectory of Evenlode, Worces terabit's. The Bishop of St. David's has conferred the dignity of Rural Dean for the Deanery of Lower Carmarthen on the Rev. J. Brans, B.D. Yiem of Llanboitiy. The necessity of uniting Portagal to Spain has been sepeitedly urged by a powerful party in France as the only means of preserving the balance of maritime power in Europe, die equilibrium of which had been destroyed by the separation if the Spenish colonies from the mother calmly. The Portuguese Beet and anemia were in the jearloo7 objects of gnat attention and ripest anxiety to the British cabinet. " It has been the opinion," laid as siegeset member of the House of Commons, " of the ablest Beslith statesmen, that it Is Impotiant to the security of England that the Tagus-should be in the bands ui a friendly power. It has been thought by the most competent judges, that, with Gibraltar our own, and with an ally at Lbbutt, we might face the combined hostility of Franca and Spain." The politician must not look so the. peseta state of Spain ; but. calculate upon the result ef a wise, vigorous, and settled govern ment, when tie co-operating mem& of Fetid, Lisbon, Cadiz, ant! Carthagena, rendered more feimidahle by the compact landed situa tion of Spgin sad Portugal, my present the strangest . ekments vi Basal emulation and dwbp toWieem Britain. Lord Cif Mao Alexander . ..... 10 0 William Belt. Beg lO 10 Martin T. Smith, Esq lO 0 Joha Routh, Reg lO 10 The Right Hen. C. Yorke 10 0 Messrs. Hanbuty and Co. 10 10 Simpson Anderson, Rio. 10 0 Wm. Denison, Esq. M.P 2O 0 Lord Viscount Entambe IS 16 Trotter D. Bruce, Ssq . 21 0, Elftto Lady Clarke Jervoise Lady Knightley . 10 0 Thomas Croft, Esq 10 10 . Benjamin Winthorpe, Ksq. 10 0 Colonel Hugh &Mies .. 10 0. The pails with which the enterprise is =rimed are great I we must not dissemble them, but study them with tire, and place our selves in a way to conquer them. Oood ciettisel will not be want. leg. All able men will fed it a duty to any into the diecussions, which are going to :be raised: on this subject, the tribute of their intelligence. The greater part, no doubt, entertain for the present Ministry the measure of consideration which it merits, but just enmities will give way to the national Interest. The cause of war is ridiculous, and if any thing unfortunate should result from 1 !he attempt that is going tote made, it wilfremaia to the account of Nl.de Dreeie: mt.. wapiti (we meet speak the aids) has oftroads nch Allapife 1b a most humiliating affair for Is : but shuirtis war has talien place, who would wish the expedition to fail through want of good council, to compromise the fate of the French soldiers and marines, and to risk the less of a considerable maltriel 9 FROM THE LONDON. GAZETTE, Feb.ll. OFFICE OP ORDPPAWCI, Royal Regiment of Artillery-it Captain REM Franc Romer to be Captain, vice Taylor, deemed; Caved. Robert ift;dr o k e e ; from unattached halflay, to be Second Captain, vice ; First Lieutenant John Trotter to be Squad Qapthin, vice Weston, who returns to unattached lalf4ay; Second Cleat. Patrick Scott Campbell, to be Mat lieutenant, vice Tetriter." Commissions by the Lord lieutenant of the County of Cardigan. David Arthur Saunders Davies, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant; Arthur Jones, Esq to be ditto. Commissions in the Staffordshire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry. Lieutenant Henry Hordern to be Captain, vie Moncktos, pro moted;, Cornet Henry Vernon Graham to be Lieutenant, vice Hordern, promoted; Edward Richard Littleton, Gent. to be • Cornet, vice Graham, promoted. DIVIDENDS. This day was published, the Second Volume of 1.4" I lEUT—COLONEL NAPIER'S HISTORY o f th e WAR in the PENINSULA. Ste. with Plates, rice 20s. beardt. Published by T. and W. Boone, 480, &rand, near Charing. ern% The Authorities consulted for, this volume are Original Papers from the Duke of Wellington, Marshal &mit, Alarsbal•Jourdan, General &melt, Mr. Stuart (now Lord Stuart de notbsay,) Slr John Cradnck (now Lord Howden,) Sir John Moore, and other Person% employed either in the British or French Armies during the PenimulJr War. 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Newberry,*e late Agente of Ms Giindrithai. its %thee, uld blinaelf, are now vending artkke of theii own".Ceenposklois ender the name of Dr. Janes; and thee fin had ~! „s 1 ,0 1 . 1 f "olds as Sok Agmts, Mews. nuTi.gli, ,cei , I nolgrrif.. e sz ......,of Sc. Paul's Londun i flickville-streei, • : s treets Edinburgh :2-they may also be had retail of ila iihren. lg. New flood-street, and ilie, Regent -street :--and the prlti timl Druggists. Observe the signature of R. G. 0. Jameson the LabeL March 5, T. Cumpsty, Liverpool, jeweller, at tweve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham—March 12, J. Poynton and T. Poyn ton, Brook -street, hardwaremen, at eleven, at the Court of Corn anissioners—Marcb 12, T. Johnson, Birmingham, linen draper, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Birmingham—Feb. 23, T. Large, Well-street, Oxford-street, carman, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners— Alarch 5, J Davis ' Buckley Mews, Whitechapel, silk dyer, at eleien, at the Court of Commissioners—Feb. 19, W. G. 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Fisher, Compton Dorsetsbire, sail cloth maker, at eleven, at the George inn, Compton, Somer. eetshire. Will the ministry have the good sense, at least, to receive the officers who shall bring to it plans matured by their experience, or demand employment, confident that their (*.operation would be useful P There is reason to fear not. As M. de I3ourmont sees in the affair of Algiers, a marshafthip in the perspective, people whom the restoration has not yet sufficiently gilt, will see in it the means of advancement ; their names will be their titles, let the result be what it may: It is there the Chamber has a part to play. They must not vote the necessary funds until after the ministry have made known the personnel of the expedition. If it should be bad they should reject the allocation, for it the operation is dangerous: difficult, even almost impossible, it is better not to undertake ft than to add to the fatal &knees it preients, that of unskilfulness. The question here is not a vain demonstration to enable us to say we have been revenged. If we soeceed we must bring it to an end, destroy the Aigeritte den, and draw for the future a peolitable result from the victory which we shall have obtained. PORTUGAL. . ....• .41 PROJECT OF UNITING PORTUGAL TO SPAIN. The Silveira party has always been distinguished by its inseam. dyeable hatred to England, and its ion adherence to Spain; and were Don Miguel to avow a decided submission to, or a willing compliance with, the counsels of Great Britain, he would Instantly be abandoned by all the ambers of. that forty who have hitherto *mated his pretensions, in the hope of thwarting the policy die British cabinet. Besides, if once the ascendancy of that ablest were acknowledged, it would immediately become hineadentt England to maintain an, army in Portugal at the "seal of Dos Miguel, to meet an emergency which would ungneshmahly orbs. Even in a commercial point of view, the annenaligAP title" couoiries opens a wide lsli far political speculation to the important baulks •wblek Patupl wield distil fate the abolition of many esiethigeanuradal circumscriptions. each as she 11.. of frontier enstoni-heuses,. and other restrictive regulate", Oki restitution of the now dennaidldvanteges which the nrivigadus gibe Tagus and the Deem wadi steels 'Liebonaid Oitorto. tiPy Oa the renewal of a trod* intercourse with *Us a mom deilep r ide.ukteet to; 'Portuguese merchants, especially okra the dederatisit utillreelian Independence has outdated to chi Emilia ineriat the !pimply formerly enjoyed by Lisbon. The determination of the Emperor Dos Pedro not to ~be 14 .1110 hies usurpation of the throne, must allays keep dives jam, a pogialc„ and a paternal piety in - Portugal; and so ling as tla Owl of the Hewes of Bregansa refuses to aduailidge Ilse aerumel authority of the de /del* oiler Of diet tawdry, evardaubl'eitti karatian !powers be prevailed upon to subvert the pride:We it imeassion by recoplaing the shako Severeiguty D o i the marriage of either of the Emperee's dmighleni wiq caret iiqiie Royal house with which each amnion may be illected, the right 'dila princess, PO espalier], ti the Pietegueseeraoseries the act of usurpation must be ansidered 'km Impediment, suasla4 its itself to obviate the annuity which has otherwiesesised,upeord. fog to the fundamental law of soulemeot, of dredging a dispenser' The maritime force of Philip 11. notwithstanding Iti utter annihilation, has left- behind it reeollsedons of a tromendoiis power which must have overwhelmed any other country than Great Britain, the monument of whose greatest glozy in olden times was founded upon the destruction of that " invincible armada." But we must remember that it win in the Neenah and port of Lis bon that so gigantic sn armament was equipped feet that daring, though unsuccessful, enterphe. Bad not Charles 111. &Span (a Prince of no extraordinary talents, but possessing a &naiad and persevering character) expatiated so much opposition freak the. ad verse and active administration of Pombel in Portugal, whose energies mere roused and paten in their utmost vigour to save Portugal from the overwhelming confederacy of the two Barba cabinets, all the efforts of British policy could not have regaled that any from falling a victim to the ambition of Spain. But now it behoves us most earnestly to consider that an extra ordinary change has been effected to the state of nubile' in the spirit of national jealousy, in Spain end Portugak.by* Aipi. sky which called for their combined military Arts yi taqiil. tie French invasion under /3uonaparte, and ultimatelrengladeisaikto sympathy Ofibetal sentiment whiehocessiehed the thevalaidialflits Cortes in both nations. The politial °pinkies of Spaniardi:Wit of Portuguese have become so atalgamated, %hit % in that rarest at least, they can no longer be regardid at divided kingdans ; teiviteeial boundaries may still indeed exist, but political idivision is, throughout the Peninsula, now limited to two parties,— the abalutists and the constitutionalist' :—and as the widen of die English and Scottish mane,. was ratified under the general Wee of "the kingdom of Great Britain,"--.a polite expedient happily devised and judiciously adopted to obviate all the invidious ifilhtiens of national jealousy,—eo may the Sovereignties ef ehtl•Pighapil be the day setholldated, and the tithe states, es tea as their distinct titles, be blended in the comprehensive de- Wilhelm of the " Painsidi s"—a name auspiciously revived at 4101 so 'fill of brilliant and gloried* reeollectinat to the people ! fil i e l t i =" l " 4 netball idea may appear, they are by no means of 1111111161111ilke • aid' somas, preant.`theientiva the geseseallahaseot• of such walla: that wedo not hesitate toraeset asr 41111 persuasion that nothing but the adoption by thereat mi litias of Graf *lain, *flaw policy - observed towards nemesia by Ile Canning --the honourable Marano* Of treaties—dm amp cod unqualified recognition of the rights*/ the Queen Donna lids& Gloris - folietred up by the support of the 'Constitutional 'olllller Cora .... aa►asati abort 44 ewe awns. No country la Europe—eso country on the wide surface at du glibi,--is no much, or so direedy, interested as England, in keepiog lair'seperass = tor, albeit aim may mutually lead to theestab. Illoisasse et a' dinaidable rival hoes, sash an no ether coatioeatal papier could construct or argots., and an elleauil opponent be thus idiot to" that meritinte supretnacy which' Zegisad hail httlititite astietell - end eeteelsed without eastraid i , it nut stmeesly , es doubted that Francs and Russia would, support an aauspation by idle& the elements Of the ancient system of Choiseul sad Vergenate, West by Paul 1. old 'sow daringly illustrated by , Boautipirte, glee the eignilkuntlappellatlce et ": the centinentel systeo,;?. may be reserved tor any future realm of seaming the righti of neatral bypi it for 'Weer *emblem, whtth 'are sever treating , a:rain/4W. duns pretonsisna at powerful nations: •Irakto whichWthsesosss'of are we to look for the ram ahem all, pee suiti...st ?" Sir Jenne )4 :diode& asawatirvetteh a gesstlen r—". k Manly Jaries, of arlimiteut ; the nadirs land of 1.-ehentsursellettroritids Nieoildrisibe don keted i li ma ltrow . th e lalktrtiall • Nib lifeitjii DiSfiCk.iff 114liet 1 -arsywitbscPwriptile f ilhav Atis io .s . Mike cao , e 411 *Ake 'Witt' Lib , 41 folopel the. Decree foir givioccourage to all CERTIFICATES.—Mmicm 5. J. W. Lowe, Manchester, sorn merchant—J. Boast, Soutbtown, ituffolk, innkeeper—J. Parsoos, Mostetton, Dursetsbire, miller— J. Savill. Holborn.bridge. baker—J. Lambert. Upper Thames- street, wholesale grocer—M, Orme. Manchester, cotton twist -dealer—T. Rawlings. Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, commission ogent—J. Salt, Stafford. grocer—J. Christopherson, Liverpool, taerebant—N. Kent, fen. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, corn dealer J. Powles and T. Fowles, Betalsvaatet; Rablcan. Isosiers.—J. Conway, Wine 011 ice coon, 1 1 1••••aseet, builder—H. Heylyo, Coleman -street, dyer. PARTNERS ItPs 1). eirssiiiva T. Crain sod R. Osborne, Kegworth, Leicestershire, ebistmoo tatwers.—T. Breeds and P. Henbrey,ilasangs, Sussex, brewers— M Jackson and E. Moss. Sheflleld, grocers—J. Henry and T. 51 , Quhae, Wigair, Laneasbfre, drapers—T. Biqatoti and Co. 'Bed minster, Somersetshire, comrooo-brewers, as far Z 4 regards I. Bunton—T. Tennant and Co. Leeds, merchants, ay isr as relates to T. Tennant, sea —J. Sotbern and J. Turner Helsby, Cheshire. stone-gimers—J. and J. Makin, Manchester, silk.Minnficturers-- J. Miyake.. and C. Beata, Gerrartl.street. Bubo, ntilLiners—C. Askin.and B. Mimes, Birmingham, eptinerary sugeeons—G. 11. rr Baett . and G. Seife, wag-chandlers—W.' HtetheringZ too.. jun. and 111...iwaisson. Liverpool. sistomerchants7- M. Noyes and G. Noyes, Chippenham. Wilt.hire, irunmongeri:—j. Johan and J. Weight, jun. Coal Bethany t i o at.tpaetori—W. JUtten and W. Pergossoo .Glogow, haberdashers—R. Galt and Co. Giasgow. sUk mercers —W. Bert* and Co Shelfeld, Siar4tainfacturtri —T.• Gates and R. Sank*. • bilutiatil.srisit. airarnhysT. Richardson' and.. W. Lock, • Weymouth, cornAloitr,i—A. Sm i t h anda, Si. i•Mis i etreet. tfre.a.hiskeet— ' H: Kayietild Co. Manc cbantsC.' J. - HNC and W. Sok,' Nan. chaster, taliow4handhers—J. Welch and R. Ward i Sinetbwkk, &afordshire, beteher•-0. Lik.as and C. J. bias, Pdbittroonti, Sinisis; &snail. • GRNIZRAI AVERAGE. rams OF BRITISH CORN, ism Of pay. • -• • •,... . MMUS VI l Mr 0 lIMV Sill II • Of 11 4 Pa serfass omsrar um) • del has the C!rtcs. far the cW" l oll l 4,,sstacr!.sc: the K ir i WlRWllVllP=lielilen r•= 4 .14 par'the 'Week elided Feb. 11 - ; Midi' *train dd . Mina glii. S p ay ftPutt4ll4l, in the Iles of soadsdot to deiliatea, with tot the genatp ef Juries, spd of Insrctars la tbe diadem Oda tiedireeriel le Ihilhatied Walls. •ei•Airelli tato.-- Tit Iletti•erhielal Imperial General • W sebly Averige. "dace. . • 1 . , • . . 11 1 l a . *Mania . iig t ,h1" 4,.....At gi l e ili ti llin adel *WA Ids exalted do Game Denna•kinita ala Gloria, er Wheat . ses... gid. I :Clam „Va.. ode ` ,Ileans. eta: Id. Malt -,,,. , - ._ i _,.._• ...____, ~._,.14 Viiiita I.Lteti litiiintqbeittito . Barley .. eits td. I R e , 1 . 4116 . e t d.l Peas . . Oa: 1d..... , fitrafr i ew 4l ": l l . 7p , w! r lll "".' T, a l :,,i • ....: 4 • ilk 06 1 , 4 6iiii i i iit ull =rr i l i mi "aate: verage pt Atig ii'4li: iv_ csillt . aiiiii_. .. , Well telasilte plasnieh Pelmet a-Ateeseee, _ , map L, , *err n : It s . :. i'Dithia`ni r lirdasT• gill 'ea cherish the ambition of • 44:iroe= sr. Porivid is Istataill'ailigatalilitaltd tidal a erviuniz by . I° Ot i the ialri."l ent 4ditir tter :" l Hi N a y ' :• • 34; ltryif Iloi: 1 ' Oilt , 1 Irtibe • • 11111.* ' ' her desnieteas by * diteliAiitiiiii • air''' ' ' PirmitdrstosiNg 1-7. 'li . t i ::=%.: ll • •,:: i " lie priebtated alaiodida; rnaskigintiti ibit rili st I The Average Pries of &town or MINIOMPO Sillairi, einjillf isirtreakeif evt l istarni s from the Returns made in the Week ending the MI day limo, is tea i iiii. per cwt. enehnive oldie Dadaist Comm paid she Philips to the the of pausal were meat Omar satily Wined the Fig f ro, ii ja a Decree Of payable thereon on the importation distort Into Great ffeltaln. epos; sad the Spealeh 'shines will e ma &Ott Ostrocer ssidi se cowards. ~~ I J 1114