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. .• •] ru publisbed, INBURGH MAGAZINE, r AUGUST, 1117. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, -- - -4 ikintsTrruaz or ma ildritalAL MAJESTY NICHO LAS THE FIRST, EMPEROR sew AUTOCRATOR or ALL THE RUSSIAS, wren visa ENSIGNS or :Ka MOST NOBLE ORDER or inc GARTER. Si. Persawnesz, Jew 10, 1627. His Majesty, u Senorita of the Most Noble Order of the Gar ter, having been pleased, by a Comndaslon ander his Royal Sign Manual and the Great Seal of the Order, to constitute and appoint the Most Honourable Francis Charles Marquis and Earl of Hert ford, Earl of Yarmouth, Viscount Pleatteharrip, Baron Conway of Easley, and Baron Conway of Kidultagh, one of his Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council, Knight Conillanion of the said Most Noble Order, Knight Grand Crow ache Royal Hanoverian Goelphie Order, and Knight Grand Cross of the imperial Order of St. Anse of Resets; and Sir George Nayier, Knight, Garter Principal If.ingest Arms. Knight of the Royal Hanoverian Guel plaie Ord". mid anight Co__atior tithe Royal Perineum Or der of di& Teedir and Ssvord, In be his Majesty's Plenipotentiaries for isosithiak Imperial Majesty the Emperor and Autecrator et Midis iltuideiseirh the Ensigns of the said Mew Noble Order of ,the Garter, she said Plenipotentiaries and their suites entheeked at libeernese es beard his Majesty's ship Briton, on the 6th of June last. and *Weed in this city on the 26th of the same month. The EmPeree having dgnified his pleasure to receive the loves dune at Tsenkee-Selo, one of the summer residences of his im perial Majesty, the Plenipotentiaries sod their suites proceeded thither, and on the morning of the 6th instant arrived at the apart ment which had been previowdy prepared for them in the Great Palma From thence the Plinipotentiaries were conveyed to the Palace of Alexandrofsky (where the Emperor then was) in his Imperial Majesty's own state carriage, drawn by di heroes richly caparisoned, accompanied by the Grand Master of the Ceremonies, t►e Count Eavadohlty, preceded by another state carriage, contain.- TOM : In the Shipping messes*, No. s-.- ha Graves of tits Dead. by Doha t Put Seassa—V. The libmplurd's spitted—Dreams and Apparitions, to—VII. Napoleon Bonsparts-- Chap. 11. Broad ausamerford— Ane most woeful Tragedy*. Dun ne Duke of Wellington— 11. light to he?—XII. The Rejected teparing for Publication XIV. D11%...X V. 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Composed of Fe re of any mineral or pernicious in DM the usual objection against the detersive power is just 'wettest to nicks which adhere to the Gnaw its ; Dealing injuries in the former, (where it has been injured or ear. wise Imparts a firmness and healthy f regularly treed, will preserve the ge F `, Chemists, Cboapaido ! id, Dubbin • ing two Asaiscant-Masters of the CMemoisies, and follried three other state carriages, "mien the sakes of the I IjJ the whet* escorted by imuneroes atteodsets en feet and hersibMks In their Imperial stets Nverks. On thdr mint erebefline trance-ball of the Palace of Alexandruhlty, the PfIeMIMMIr darks were received by the Chamberlains of his o ttfift' • Majesty's Household, sad conducted by the Greet et State to the Emperor's Closet, into which they wen introduced by the Prince Wollionsky, Minister of the Imperial Household, and the Count de Naieslrode, the Secretary of &am for Foreign Mfaks, and were honoured with a private audience of his Imperial Majestyb at which his Exereeney the Marquis of Hertford delivered to the Emperor the Sovereign's Letters of Credence. His Excellency then presented a his Imperial Majesty, the several Noblemen and Gentlemen composing the Mission. The Plenipoteutiaile* were afterwards in the same manner introduced to her Imperial Majesty the Empress, by whom they were likewise honoured with a private audience; after which his lizoollawy the Marquis of Hertford presented to her Imperial Majesty the Noblemen mad- Gentlemen &vary pi Di winos-. * . - tb.. • -- vm..-- , t dt" ' ... • •1 . i : '. I. f i ) ~..-. , . • '. 1 01 ..* lr . 11 111110 :T . . —. • roirm.# ••••■=waronas. . Fitelktvey the. peree,delireted to which his Imperial . reply. His Kleefleecy t. the Order, presorted them them to the Coentde 4 • __- •ig the usual resents.. The Commission wbo delivered tary of State The Pleapot,._ knee of his imperial it- Latin. His imperial and George appendant, His imperial Majesty received as the ancient r kg the remainder of The Plenipotentiaries Emperee MElb Sword of the Order, after Ma' iresa mak ilettil the &moat, Hood, and the His imperial Majesty' Omar gressouncing the relative Admonition The Plerdpotendaries then presented to the Emperor the Cap 'EMI Feathers, and the Star of the Order; and his respeslal Ifas any delivered to thorn an Instrument, under his Imperial Mire and the Great Seel of Russia, containing his nonsintedurs of o Proxy, in the event of an Installation in the Royal Chapel Of St. George's at Windsor. . Garter then, after the usual reverences to the Sovereign's Stall, and to his Imperial Majesty, proclaimed in French the style of Otis Majesty the King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, &menden. of the Most Noble Order of the ()after, and the style of his Imperial Majesty the Emperor and Autoerator of Ali the Russia., Knight of the said Most Noble Order of the Garter whereupon the Investiture being concluded, the Plenipotentiaries: with their respective suites, making their maim" withdrew from the Imperial Presence, and were meanducted to the apart ments of the First Plenipotentiary in the Great Palace, in the same manner, and with the same state, as they bad been conveyed to the Palace of Alesandrofsky. In the afternoon, by command of the Emperor, a Grand Dinner was given to the Plenipotentiaries and their Suites, the Ministers ' of State,aod other persons of distinction, at which Prince WOUCOO. sky, Minister of his Imperial Majesty's Household, presided. Tne Mission. was received with every possible mark of attention, sad the whale ceremony was conducted with a splendour and neagniihnoce suitable to the dig sky of this Most Noble Order. GEORGE NAYLER, Garter Principal King of Arms. CROWN OFFICE, Jute 25. Member returned to serve in this present Parliament. County of Kerry—The !light Honourable Maurice Fitzgerald. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Alexander Robertson, of White Horse Terrace, &epoey, Middle. an, baker. Clarks Woolley Coda& Norwich, conk: and loather cotter. 1.. se ar ih r e" V&MODt+ Male**. prieleatod_ _., ry Ifoogierirlifordac AMIN Oka Wererich,w l hollitireB 5411 Ditto—Jobet Brat Chalk. Gent. tare lodge, br' pial!er vice Dolstry, Teamed In the 41st Pane. . i • flOelatha , t , Liestettrnt Kook, ban the half pop, 11111 s ' Fist lattenantVkli - Kith alttlt .•Enala s et d= e gllk tat We* *OllO • 1 Li/infant."' 1 ° 14 ." 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Lno'l 4:14 The appaloosa; of Mr. Joe/Th.l6l*th be Poliplitifigigle saa chase, in the 87th Vora, on lit January lttK Ilia Isien canes The exehange between lieutenant Ford, of tie 7lOth Foot.. soil Lieutenant • Brown, Fr the ball pay Sd West Ind : 11,111118Pe stated to have taken plate on tie itch of November 18t1, Wel without the dlifereoce, Linnaeus :Pad having horrid the ma he received front Lfeutioant Brown, and did,': bat istalellifilphlt. the Bank of Engteod to the mesa of the Pameetee Genial' Caraniulass by the Lord Lieutenant of ilat neat, a 11116. The Honourable Jam Shout to be•Viee bioineoakt • lietaieast Colonel Alexander Orals to be Iltany Liewesent ; Colduel Asa Brander to be ditto; Archibald Dunbar, jaw. 16q• to be Alton Juan Gorda. Esq. to be ditto; Captain Gregory Gistfit, RA to be Aim; Jan Grant. Ea. to be alit, i. Camel Metes TA . , . . .. ter, B. L C. S. to be ditto. • Cosisieskse.Py the Lord Lieutenant of the Cceaty, of Zees WlMinwasalloati•eer, Ea. to be Duty Latham ; ch.!'" P.gaMeatt4" b i l litze • , smsembesme.; . m FRENCH PAPER& • . "Nfe "PION Till QUOTIDIIIIIII. • Latin bay. bees received from Vienna, stag: Lim Des.at I 1 • • • . , i----:' .-. - 7 frs - ' -. . : . ~,,,,,. . - . . I • . .. I .r . ......4 1 c,"t ib. . ..t, vt , A . - * " , - • A i , .. • • ' , 4 '• ' . - tAtToper I . f ie • • .. . • . : , d jj, • ,i, , • t t t i t; ... . - .. P : - az, - ''q -' ' • A-, 1 , • ...-s- -• ./ ' A • . , ~.. . . • .•. , . , _ ItD . ' !SI .'' ' Ile, :.1 , ...... -"• . elk '.*' • l .. OP • / 1' ' 1 ' it• i I l i lad t - :tit .:.:.... 4; • wi: : - - --: - -- 7. - -.:--.- - m - --:: - -- . .. 44-. ,„, ..- .;.! - f , .( - . 1 at • • .1111111141161-4116 , V a' - . • N •t : ''. . ' • ' ' .. ~. .. • l .?. - , • Is , ‘ '4,' t . - .. • . . a- e . . ' , 14 "1 1 111 • AUGUST 1, 1827. . [Pmeg•S - i . ~ , ~ to Marquis of Hertford, advancing towards doe K. l id . Iteglieseet of Orsgowl. , . , .. , thi . 1 ed an address declaratory of the object of the Mission, hew how psi as jigiddja, toga , Imperial Majesty was pleased to make a most yr: does itachreg s e ez eimo s eig etarib she ish t Aa: 1 • ilacellency then receiving from Garter the StatuteS of deceawd. .1 t ; . lirrlattll . 1114 ll ' .• ..) gokr.; 2 resented them to his Imperial Majesty, who delivered gth Dietc—Capkalsoles Randak As tinstildt 111 . ai rt m l i it ::ount de Nesseitode, the Minister for Foreign Albin. Mister, vice l•h oo lif rkstaii.,,, N ion . . • • Majesty thereupon delivered to the Pkttipotentiaries TtlLßesjoane a ijoie pope.—('pt, Illinalr st, under his Imperial Sign Manual, and the Greet bud • from ibiber obe cdomiod u elrai bp, 18 ntaining his Majesty's acceptance of the Order, under reeetios the . - ~. ~n . • : re-cations. id Regiment of Pew Guards —tieierwoilmod . i f. . ninion was in like manner presented to the Emperor, Floughs litcodcw.ealse Captain sad Unmeant i d the same to Count Matussevltcli. the Under Seers- ' Any vice Sandiegaik. wise retires. . by whom it was read aloud and returned so Garter. lib k tjemearants ids r Ap e a bo r pr easi....liaggiol baps. I . poteotiaries then buckled the Garter below the left sik.igia, Na t io Maki Ongley, A c e asemisiki Ingoblig nperial Majesty, Garter reading the Admonition in gjoggau f g . G eorge m a k s R e ph !p a rt ikreasowyso • Imperial Majesty was nest invested with the Riband To lte.,Rosigns and Liteutenents„ byx4phow--_Froneis • I ippendant, Garter reading the Admonition. Sevoisisr, Gent. tee °Kim; . , Ilesteeeet De I, C ', F : ; id Majesty then delivered his Sword, which Garter a t e S c a t s • , • -.et . • 'll •• se ancient fee appertaining to his dace, and wore der- .To as Ronelien Sorgeon...hedifillitilldtpen Warm Hussy MK" • . Inder of the ceremony. vice John Richard Ward. Wits Mires iller ball Pay- ..,- • ' . i potentiaries thereupon invested the Emperor with the To be Aedstent Surgeon--Jelan Bookie, Gent . vice Jodi." , t Order, after. which his Imperial Majesty r*clved gib R e esman a li a a.,...tpifi nt gra i he Ga n . Co b. 'L u b a . l it J. Hood, end Mantle, Garter reading the Adlnenitten. por t ly...ac e mam a , r e vi a lte d t o A, Sd r e & ‘• —•-••—'-`••• . . irs4 I Majesty was neat invested with the Dior. Omit Pkililittwaninii Vallitaadlimeeke, GolLielkiiidpat46* , -•-• . t the Made. Adoweition dome, irks Wervrick,Whisiikiree. I 4 q.. 1 . ..s. .1 - 3 .% . • ~,, _.., . ..._ 12.-- .L.: r....... ...A. w5......._ I_ • ... es__— "qua, el —. ..... i.-. 4....-11.• \ Sal: orismaikaa... BANKRUPTS r Basises,l9.6dei a, in lialtypinta at S.. 64. Vaereaata Tann Nina. IA LLOON ; )N OF A NEW VILER/TORY* ,111011 =MOM don has hero in hur life I" m'd, at Bomb Mims who ride* lantI — ant obstruction or aril*. 7urinsity guides. - mt that a spleodid belles t'd 'ilkonaat, to the Moon! red to pin a close *and, et, the vessel expand, osigerious pursuits, s armed In Wight Blois; natural a►d glossy lustre dlsplajd! isslsrian exclaim - 1 in illtishit, to of ascendon his flight, ns be regain'd fn terrotem, Balloon bover'd e'er him ! is field now deecended, from town was attended, mown, as before, :sr* apparendy bore! wares of Wales and the Moon, that posieSelon so moo elks to Vibe, rerlfous make," ! the curious oration ,IF of mirthful applause ; dei d. a fres!' Incident draws its hued Coronation ; nor ornament lacking. By ytAiaines Jar Duets= !" Kant BLACKING Prepansd by .A2lb, tptidoii iy 1 in the Linsdora. KR ROYAL VAMILT THE YESTERHAZY, Use PRINCE W sad wiry of the most 71,fledt t for the, rola of ipliasiace, AI R sslarltabk tip*. ma% Spurs, Esnoron,and a l Cog& 'OOIIC4III a delicately dear soft Rids; 5#11.0 . 1/ COMPLISION into Rousse scums Rays of the Sri; di/roses a ass truly refreshing ; and readers the utifully soft, smooth, and even t ho t Assn, ',heal bylappd Oa r ed& bloom, le application of s EaLenots, Lion. y be used by , tin Sind delicate Lady and efficacy, peewit*, Softening and gas NUKSIIIe their Osmanli* it gives, unation, Immediate relief; cools the hances maternal pleasure in the ant of rishment. es are tender after Snamuci.—ROW- 1 Ibe found excellent beyond precedent the most unpleasant sensation. proves pt resource—and as conducing to com p invaluable acquisition. dd. and in Half Pints at 4s. Gd. emit. Proprietors, A. ROWLAND and dandou ; and by appointment by Mr. Smyth, 117, Gattie and Pierce, 57, IA street; Deicreix, 33, OW Hoed- Ceckspur street; Berry and Lloyd, rt. Sok° ; Barclay and Sons, 65, Fleet de; Paty and Co. Lombard street ; ; Burgess, Holborn bill; Stradling, g the Royal Exchange; Sanger, 150, ild I'mat.226, Strand; Neirbery and 1, Sc. Paul's Church yar , l; J. and C. 6158, aed Tait, 41, Cernhia, and by Vt3P.lcts. Drab gm Mises Pautoiroa. his Co art ; by sash of wheal they WON henemed with private audiences, and were meet graciously Tended; his Enceiency the Marquis of Hertford afterwards pre. Mimed te her 3114esty, and is the Grand Duke and the Grand Dishes% the several Noblemen and Gentlemen attached to the llarisa. After the private seamen, the Empress Mother was 'limited to leeks the Plesipeteedaries and the ether Members of lEmbesay tea *sadist diluter, at which her Imperial Majesty irmilied la penes. A brilliant evening piny mid tomperseeserisi, which wes else Mowed by the engem pusses et her **my mad of. their Imperial Mighomees the Grand NW and Dedham Oa tha Wowing Ali (tie Mb July) delprerimiery arrangements Ale lie accustomed ceremonies having Ism mid., the Nolokaiss mg Gentlemen appNmod to melee at the selemetcy, assembled in theapmenients of his Ilmeelleacy the Phu lisaffpornotlary ; and Gs *mod Master 'fibs Cereaseales, Cant Zavadefsky, and ether Olinreef Sum basin mired to altand the ilikelpotentleries, the preemies mooed from theses to the Alecandrelsky Palace, at one erdmh,lo the following order— Seriiits ifie 'lmperial Household, en horseback and on foot, in state liveries. • . A state cerriegr, drawn by aim bones richly caparisoned, conveying two Assistant-blasters of the Ceremonies. His Imperial Majesty's state carriage, drawn by six hones richly caparisoned. to which were the two Plenipotentiaries, _ _ _ accompanied by Count Zawadofsky. The of Ids Imperial Majesty's state carrisgesdrawn by six bosses, conveying the Persons who carried the Insignia. Oa entering the Great Court of the Palace, the Mission was re cioed by a Guard of Hawses and oat alighting from the carriages was conducted by the Officers of the Imperial Household to the Ambassadors; Hall. from which (the Insignia being arranged and placed epos crimson velvet cashless) • procession was formed se Francis Martin, Esq. Windsor Herald, in his tab&d and collar of & bearing the Statutes. Lard lleysnour, bearing the Garter. Lord Mares' Hill, bearing the Ribood and George. Lientessot.Colooll Mai/ Frederick Cook, K.C.H. and M.P. (tiosreary tolais 4 Racellency the First Plenipotentiary), hearing the &word. Walter Aston Blount, Req. Registrar to the Mission, bearing the I &nom and Hood. Captain Francis George ,Ileynaour," R.N. bearing the Mantle and James G►ange, Nag. Secretary te the Mission. bearing the Collar. Captain Henry MeyntU, R.N. and M.P. bearing the Cap and Feathers,tnd the Star. The Plenipotentiaries, via. Sir George Nayler, Garter Prin. His Escellent7 the Marquis of cipal King of Arms, in his Hertford, E.G. wearing the Mantle, Chain, sod Badge, full Habit and Collar of the bearing his Sceptre, and car- Order, and the Coder of the eying the Sovereign's Cons- Royal Hanoverian Gutiphic mission. Order, Attended by Attended by Frederick Stormont Murtay, Francis Hugh Seymour, Esq. Esq. R.N. carrying the Crown carrying his Excellency's flat of Garter, and Feathers. At the entrant, of the Audience Had, the Plenipotentiaries were received by the Great Officers of State. The procession then ad vanced to the Audience Chamber, in which were placed two chairs of State, the one on the right repro: sting the Stall of the Soy,- teign of the Order, the other on the left for his Imperial Majesty, each surmounted by an esoutelsen of their Majesdts Arms width, the Order of the Garter, sobinscribed with their Royal and Im perial titles. The Tdivelon advanced into the presence of the Emperor with the usual reverences, and was teethed by his Imperial Majesty, sm. rounded by his Minntenuand direst Ofbersa State. The Nobkmeti end (; ,, whmen who bore the insignia, having [craned :hennas.) vu each ads et the Ardiente Chamber, his Nicholas :Isaac. the elder, filarvhleiti, Gloucestershire, =hater, to surrender, August 17, IS. and Ilipowahorll, at ten, at the White Hart Inn, Bath. Microbe; lellooM•AIIIIMNI and Co. Bedford row; or Mr. Hatchellor, Mamba Husk Ibth. Thomas Bell, Liverpool, grocer and previdowdealer, August SS, and September 11, at one, at the Cluendombuildinp,lAmm. Amernlee, Mr. Willett, itits.Ultrett, Strand; or Mason. won • Cb. - Thomas HaWl*, Lacouiand Thomas Aquila Dili, If.Qliato founders, August 211, 23, and September 11, at ow. at the Q. tendon building, Liverpool. Attuning, Messrs. Adlmmo and Co Bedford-row; or Mr. Joseph La coo. Liverpool. James Whdow,liocoart, Chasing-eras. Westminster, agent, Alps 3, at ten, 10, at twelve. and &ptember il, at ten, at this Dam of Commissioners of Bankrupts, &stash'&street. Atientina, Messrs. King and Co. Gray's 'Donut., Holborn. IMuldi Demo Liverpool, cabinet-maker. August fa,:llll,•and Sept. 11. at one, at the Clarondon-buildiap, Liverpool. Attendee, Mr. Richard Pillow, Clarendeo-baildbags, Liverpool; or Mr. E. Chester, Staple Inn. DIVIDENDS to be made id BAST NGHALL-STREICT. Aug. 11, Draper Brewman Woodward, late of Mier and stadoner at one. Aug. 7, George Z=.= 411131411bekftlars, at of Palace Wharf, Lambe! Slielny, cod onindimet t at eleven. Aug. 51, Charles Crokat and ISM. LaNtiMiroDaantney-plue. merchants, at twelve. Basillt. Gelb 111116.111141e5. and Gatuatlett Claim, late of 8.11411111-itreet e SiddifilaMaarten, at ten. Aug. 10, Benjanda Lewis, Two ttWelk Kant, baker, at twelve. Aug. 51, Minnow Wm. Samford Grow, Upper Claptos, sonnyor, at eleven. DIYIDRNDS to be made In the COUNTRY. Aug. 11, James Duncan and William Clegg. Liverpool, INS Thomas Hollins, Manchester, merchants. at two, at the Cloresdais buildings, Lard -sweet, Liverpool. Aug. MI, George B. late of Middleham, Yorkshire, scrivener, at sieves,, at the Wilier Blaine Inn, Richmond, Yorkshire. Aug. 24, Charles Harrop and Samuel Harrop, Dobcross, Saddleworth, Yorkshire, clothiers, at nine, at the White Bear Inn, Manchester. Aug. 31, W. Metcalfe, Briatol, tailor, at one, at the Ace of Mr. Robe. Saunders, Nicholas onset, Bristol. Aug. 24, John Jones, Blackrod, Lancashire cot ton spinner, at one, at the Eagle and Child Inn, Wigan. Lanc ashire. Aug. 27, Richard Kay, Bury, Lancashire, cotton spinner, at nine, at White's Hotel, Manchester. Aug. 22, Duda Backbone, Spring-mill, Linthwaite, Almondbury. and /whoa Woodcoct,jun. Wakefield, Yorkshire, dyers, at eleven, at the George Inn, Had dersdeld, Yorkshire. Aug. 24, George Wood and Josathan Jackson. Broughton, near Manchester, Lancashire, calico printers, at ten, at the olio of Messrs. Halstead and Sod solidtors Poen. tan -street, Manchester. Aug. 22, JUAN Muir. Liverpo ol, Lan cashire, merchant, at twelve. at the Clarendon-budding% South John-street, Liverpool. Aug. 23, John Morgan, bee of Bottishaen Lode, Cambridgeshire, baker, at one, at the Bird Boit Inn. Cambridge. CERTIFICATE&—Ave. 21. William Cooke, High.street, Barter, saddler and harnessanaket. Thomas Johnson, Birmingham, Warwickshire. linendraper. Thos. Turner and John Gore, Salford. Lam:sold cotton spinners. James Bowers, Bast street, Spitalfielda, Identifier. Soho Robert L Cohn., late of St. Helen's-place, merchant: /MIN Clarkson, Whkecross-street, victualler. James Lomas, Stockport Cliesbire, bookseller and printer. George Mills, Woodatrect, Cbeepside, and of Beaconsfield, Becks, silk manufacturer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVER William Griffiths and Jehosksphat GriMths,_liverpool, drap ers. John Warwick and H. Edwards, London. WWWn Grant, pan. and George Haynes, queen -street. Porde% Hampshire, groFers , and provision merehants. Frands Hill, son. and Francis Hill, jan. Malmesbury, Wiltshire, clothiers. Thomas Lewis Owen Davies and John Wright Baker, New Airesford, Hampshire, surgeons and apothecaries. George Carter and WiWam Fern. Henry Berne, John Byrne, and Wm. Borne, Coghill. clothiers. Was. Wakeham, John Steer, and John Brown, Plymorth, Devonshire, Roman cement manufacturers (so far as regards John Browo). Thomas Mason and Richard Caul, Liverpool, and of &ockport s Cheshire, tee dealers. Thomas Mason, Richard Coad , and joker Metcalfe, Macclesfield, tea dealers (so far as regards Rickard Coady. James Rider and Joseph Knight, MitcheWlane, &. Thomm.istreet, brass-founders and braziers. William Hyland and James Parish, Whitechapei.road. carpenters and builders. Theo. Cook and Thos. Cornelius Morley, Birmingham, grocers sad tea dealers. William Barnes and Henry Smith, Owselbery, Hampshire car. pater s. George Nemh, John Jones, and Joseph Feteday, D udley, Worcestershire, mei end iron•stune miners. John Stowe and Henry William Spicer, Tetbury, Gloucestershire, solicitors and ecinveysweere. Joshua Swallow, W..jAycock, god hoist. Atkinson, Wakefield, seed timbers end oil dealers. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR °Prim!, JULY 30,18`. . Zd Regasent 01 We Garda—Cornet and Sob Lieutenant Gans C. MOWS 10 be Larocca:, by pun:bane, vice FAlwardee, we. mead; Artier Vanfittat, 6ent. to be Cornet end Sob Lira I taint, by purchase, via Mosta. ' • :.s Wilmer.* General lhaneeschetti does not , any don oats to support his &naiad Per the sepaystent of the seas *bleb he preteads to have disbursed foe heals,' Murat, and *beaus dare cannot be /mad any indicted= of written prod to sot date pieces produced by General Franeescbetti " And whereas, k doss not appease Iran the eireenateeees ad* dances tbet k wee ksPeedhlit• fee -Genteel Preseesdreed w bsfr celled boa Joachim Merit, then present, a wrings scheocitellia peat ot the advances, which be states Wadi to bent innik want bran, Itself called epos to 6**,l* dayiodysia# deadly robed in the cause; ' ' The Coin dismisses the appliance senteneed. 4 :1 lad Pets en sod to the demand which be lad' • Cowden of Lipano sad bet children." • FROM Tat OAZETTZ DI FRANC; JOLT 90. - -34 2, A morning paper announce.* that two French liaise% have been plundered in the Mediterranean. Our iettem give us reason to suppose that there is an involuntary oversight in this statement. The Journal in question doubtless intended to speak of the capttrre of two Al. gain. =nears, which have been stopped by onr etia. secs just as 'they were endeavouring to get mit of the port. The news of this capture serves at the same time to refote the statement of another Journal, which pm" tends that fourteen corsAirs have sailed from Algiers to molest our commerce. We had already announced thid all measures were tikes to protect our corn merce driest these acts of piracy. We are happy to be able sow so :hew by the event. that those measures are efficacious. Lord Dudley, brother of Lord Dudley and Ward, the British Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, ar rived on the 19th of this month at Lyons, on his return from Italy, accompanied by his Lady, who is said to be one of the daughters of Lucien Buonaparte. He set out for London again on the 25th! Mr. Hill, Minister Plenipotentiary from the Ring of Ragland to his Sicilian Majesty,has also ar ri wed at Lyons, on his way to London. Letters from Berlin say. that a great number of sops• rim officers in the Prussian army have petitioned the Government for leave to go and serve as volunteeri in the Russian Army, in case of a war between Russia and Tar key. The evening before yesterday, immediately after his condemnation, Ulbach was, as usual, placed in the dungeon, and the jacket of the condemned criminal put on him. During this operation, which usually produees a pro. found impression on these unhappy persons, he affected entente indifference. At his desire some food was Owen him, which he ate greedily; and then, throwing him. self on his , bed, went to sleep. Yesterday morning se veral persons called on him, and urged him to appeal to the Court of Caseation, but in vain; be listened with cold insensibility. s _ _ About eleven, his Counsel visited him, and be seemed much pleased on seeing him, and eagerly asked him for the newspapers, that he might read the reports of his trial. But when an appeal was spoken of, Mach again refused. However, in the coarse of conversation, the Counsel fancied be could discover that this refugia was owing to a sentiment of pride and gasconade, wittch may be conceived in a young man hardly 20 Testis-of age. He is a child, who wishes to appear to the In 111. ;etude to be a man. Ulbach at length yielded to the: irguaenat titbit: Counsel, ivied has :appealed. Tbis nikesig sidsoliovik Z l 46* Isasselks. Gantlerosa shied t o snook Lore 4 inert. L *tie, Chemists Cheepeiii, a the seke. The swim was the , emt k ee d w i c k t h em) , p a p rol. Anemia; Mr. WMett, gaeszettreet, &Mil/ sr Idiom the Lint Dos Miguel has taken a house at BAIL Sadosesortnet, Du biiit ; and Parkinson and Co. UwerpeaL wy and •C. 1611, Mew Eked. to the Pains at PaniaarMiY. Mon the PlallOallaadarlo w ar e . Tb.,„„, gams . a w keinhish Ids at Dian, / cm . where he kneads to pass the season for Oh „a 4V/ alw filwilsel !WWI* with *air esesasseisaristradassit so kw beribt-iWest, dm Angled S. at 10, al skosaaa altoonaar 1 1 4 , ' .The Tribunal of the First la t tr ier w t i a ll /Me arkl i j a li a i l a2 listogs&Matiesi MulailisasWeewisa, sad Aso 44111611110thi at die Coot. ei . nosalixti sejstenee in the loft of Hass, "" i " '"` l ' ill Thianawes . the Grand Duke Michael Taalowitch and the Grand Alarolea. Maaamirliao and Co. Sm . , against the widow of that:tiring tdaiaii .1"71144 ' half-pints at M. 114. , Menus Hawley Lama mad Thomas Aquila Dile, Liverpool, ken. rants Tann lean.. Duc h ' tick" P"l"nia, his Consort ;by each a whom c hef rounders, August It% 13, and September it, at one, at the ab. 4 Whereas Omani Ralwewbetti doss Dot radvai soy doelb" iw 21* —.i'dlllllllllllii.