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~~~ 4~ ~~ Mir • ; - • • f • .17 a e r' 41. ) 4 1 , " 4 11 . • • ' • • , . "" - "" 4 ".." . "'•"!••••••••;:. •••• it 3 4•141111 C 4/. • i 7 # l- .. • 1 % •' -1 4- 1 - 2 41114 • k , • .0 1 ! k -- "4 - 4 111.11111521 " 11 : 111 : WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOIER 24, 1827. , 4 4 4 • :f "ibifTf 'lO NUMBER 1,,x.3 - • .. ling diy leas pulillshedo In Three Vols. Aiwa, prim( llin MONTAUBAN aod - the MONK MARIO, a Byttdof the Thirteenth Century. RGE PITZ.GIEGIIIOIII, Es* nem THE LONDON GAZETTE, Ocr. itS. gone to Konigs.wayiborisere that Priace.was: It also appears, that at the date of. the above accounts from Vienna, nothing had yet been definitively settled re specting the time of his itOfailitbams's departure, but it was thought highly probable that . this departure would Ise speedy, and that - his Royal Highness would reessati !tinsel France and England. It was supposed,. that ad soon. as Prince Metternich should arrive at Vieutte r (lshisit it was supposed would be on the 2Sd of Septembm4imulhad seen the Ewsperoe.bis Sovereign, as far as they are ammerned, im sponsibility upon them, and caws* upon those who delay, who-mast b BANKRUPTS. • . •., , Mama Bremewell. Tesbeidge Week. Kent. wine-merel= 6 3ol iketialiei, to mmender, Oct. 50, ovember De, and • 16 at tea, at the Court of t7ealetlaiotaerj at Bankrupts, Barbies balimaleet. Attearnirp, Ni. (baba, UMlMdolot.'ormdwcrmo•- Swrel Hapea, Heerlettweeseet, Cor_entimikma; .oember 30, November 3, at one, and December 4, Ilf• at tht Court Of Conernlsslonem of 13inkripte, • Al.' • • earner, Mr. Wegky, Reter-striet, Strand. • ' • ' Jobe Pottleger Reed, Wad/open, OxfordsadAts=llloog October 31, November 1, aid Elorenther 44 at .M. Mitre Ins, Ottlerd. Malrnish Pc G. P. coolie, ,Watliestlap er *Mrs haft and to: 107-Plneas,_ Ilolborn. Oster' Itableni. Klddemakramr. wart:utast ire, Sqoor.mettleant, Ofteber me, at di, 39, and bamenber 4, at eleven, at the ; Owen. Ina, Newport. Attentlee,Mostri- Parker and C o. Womeelet e wibaws, or Maw& Cudale and Co.. , Oray'r Inn. Wilkile IPTIIMI, Hepworth ' • . Lanambire, eitleals' • 11 11 1111 Nrs ifoltatibet it. 11. and • 0, it nine, at What% Motel; Mandenter. Above*, Mr: • 6 Orays Inn.equarey ot Marro Ackert and Co. Mawdblealf. , Rickard Hardt, Oblpplag Nurton contclealer, Oct,: - 31, Novenitfer i Ind to, it elm., % jlea White {fart Ine,,, Neat*. Attoenin, Mr. Rebid' Brookes, Stew op AA `g l i r G g lemeetteddm ; or Meows. Jew aid Co. Orem *err laskamtistemet. • DESIABATIAINS ON iNS i t i V iae ltr i '`, Yetitatt; Ltaarrecl. ciserebane, b be ' visgok to Meet Ma care.:"--- . . 'Asia for de IL Newnan and Qs. Loodoe.- Wien WY be had, Peitablebd this Ibleseenees Di Lacs% or Paulolb Slue l a Novel, Th roe Yoh. its. &war itesteree, by Mrs. 5..7. Hale, Three Vols. Ins. od. y„, s i s eg ; er, Wesnan's Wit and Melia %fledges, ..by Mrs. loess, Four VOID. eils. C.eseseu at LIMPACII ; or, the Stranger in Serksorlated, Three 'slu 16s. 6d. Banos of Ouraa, by the Author of Montville, Three Vol.. lie. Warms the Noma:; or, the Mysteries of II Dorado, I transmit this Order to your ,Lordship by the Ring's dkonalien. ROYAL AUDIIINCIA OF CATALONIA. ORDER OF THR ZING, PORRIDDINO MOLESTATION IT DEED OR WORDS, OR SW NT cusirgion, INDICA rifts AN INTENTION TO 0141 IND TI OSR TO WHOM THE AMNESTY INS REIN GRANTED. I transmit, by these presents, to the Corregidor' of this Principality, the following: His Excellency the Secretary of State for Gtace and Justice has transmitted what fellows under the date of yesterday, to the Royal Andiencia: The King, our master, has learnt, with much regrrt, that in certain places of this Principality, persons wbo have submitted to his Royal Ptoclamation, and re turned to their homes, after separating themselves from the rebellion in which they had been induced to take a part, from seduction or any other motive, art insulted, with tittle consideration and prudence. fi f is Majesty, abase Sovereignty has received the most direct attack, has Veen the first who, lergetiiag their imegular conduct, has recalltd them to their duty, and .bas pardoned them their errors, with bia , roma* solicitude; and those who have listeserVto his *ea. .reign, voice have, by that alone, plated themselves angler :his royal protection end that of the lays! before whath alone damages Ibre personal injuries rani:a-chimed. . Furthermore, his Majesty cannot, onfrthie actrentat, tolerate in the system of his beneficent Government, that individuals should ever allow thennelves, meth less under existing circumstances, to satisfy,resentapents which, in imitation.of the King, all raboidhstat. them selves the most loyal ought to forget. ' • In consequence, his royal will orders that the Royal Audiencia do dispatch a circular to all the Communes of the Principality, by means of their Alcadei and Corregidors, in order that these principles being itnetatn, every inhabitant may refrain from molesting. thoaskto whom the amnesty was granted, by deeds, words;,or even gestures, indicating an intention to' offend, being firmly resolved to punish, conformably to the lawa,itll those against whom well founded complaiats ate node. His Majesty will hereafter weigh in she balance •otiis justice the actions of ail the revolted, to extend, mote or less, the effects of his Sovereign clemency. ,I transmit this order to Vbilf Lertisidp for your inteliigena i Tarragona, October 6,1827. FRANCISCO RI FROM THR QUOTIDIRRNR. • %war. by L. b. sishbert, roar WA. and his.libielso the Infant Don Miguel, it would be thevidedt Hiatuses's/mold do, the news of which war I.lleisweirtbe , lath lest. . • • • 'LISBON. Oea, la. ' .•, This - being the/Ml.4y of Don Pedro IV. ear Son miga, *choppy:day - was solemnised in the usual man ner with salutmotartillery. The Infests Regent was pleated to receive the Diplomatic Body, and to hold a Drawing Room,* wbicb a oast lumber of persons of diutinctleohaddre biltsibir tongtetulating her oa the •pesasioa. Thotriess aba s e vaunt pantie 40 abo4reigs, E CONOMY. Cleanlinos, and Luxury combined u SLATER? PATENT STEAM and HOT AIR COWL ING A PPA TUE, the great advantmges of Web br.6 been f or ma ny yrap arperfaited at.n. lame deck titildaidiri. Gentrfs and the Pubfle at large in aerie Hmenestis jg a gaid iste et,. r wea as es board his Mikity's Navy, Etemill.Oldrilii illertbant Stir nf &sus. Tar Patentee wagle simag an=nates as 4. :144 tits to bit pertett t Ids dMt►lOlnktbatibs wetenaisem of whets, yobs imilaMblllis p =dollPA".l ll . 4 . el its object, induce Ma dkect tit to • Na 33i , SynAern, "puha litenerset Meld, Wfse*abl'A llir rlNTl iircHESStnaybeaata, /ad Pavanes mbildbei mt Slat aborts* no tice, in Lawn and country. 'Smisikkran tubes the same opportanhy of riemmodendinp bis DINOVED WATER FlLTalass. bath ter It sae, bad as being pettiatly cakuisced to promisee the add com bo It tai V& and Pbeamagers on board Alp. Sad to cradltorhelflod Ott. ST. John Follett, Chichester, Seam, chyinist and vent circumstances, and is unable to meat bit 611113.011160,0* Ms creditors—Filed Oct. *3. DIVIDENDS to be mode In BAST NGHALPITERIT. Nov. d 3, Roman touchs, - George-street, Adolph'. diaasta morchane, at ewe. Oct. SO. Henry Lockyer Sharp, late of Hornton-' street, Kassiogton, and of Smithfield, chemist and druggist, at ten.. Nov. 64, Thomas Mead, Bury St. Ednlonchr, Suffolk, imendraper, at eleven. Nov. 16, William King and Edward King, Lower Thasseretrest. ebeeennongers, at twelve. Nov. 13, ' John Sard mad .1010 Smitibor. St. Martin's-law, woollendrapers, at ten. Nov. ill,' Albano Dickinson. Lad-lane and Cheapside, lineman, at ekved. Nov. 16, Swami Cooper, jun.Hiary St. Edmunds, Suffolk, hatter, at el ion. Nov. 13, John Taylor, late of Brawn :.lane, Spitalfidds: baker, at eleven. Nov. 13. Henry Welumert, Leicester-wpm% , tailor at eleven. Nov. 15, thane Mowet Evelyn, Skinner.strest, Snow-lull, chip and Leghorn hat F e afacturer, at eleven. Nov. IS, Peter Charms, Piccadilly, r, at ten. Nov. 16, Elliot Hebsod, Shoreditcb, and of eon, linendraper, at twelve. Nov. 1, Charles Hann, Nine Rains public-house, Battersea, Sorry. victualler, at twelve. Nov. 13, Harriet Clarke. Rot:ismer, Ism. batter, at tee. FRENCH PAPERS' mom TUE °Azusa afb viascie or MONDAY, OCT. 22. CONSTANTINOPI;& Barr. tii.—Br Simkins. The negociations of the three Ambassadors with the Divan still continue, and appear to promise a favour able result, since the Porte hes become convinced, by what has passed at Nayarit), that decisive measures will be seriously carded into effect., The English Ambas• sador has this day dispatched a courier to his Govern ment, to acquaint it with this new turn that the affair has takern.—Artgthurg Getette: THISSTE, OCT. 8. The . Cap . tnin of .a drip, which has arrived in eights days from Tihrame, Confirms the pews of the taking of Anatolie° and Vassilaili, and of the blockade of Nino longhi by Lord Cochrane. He also affirms, that six Greek ships of war have appeared off Patras, with the intention of destroying 15 Turkish vessels which are in that port, and that two Greek squadron's of 40 sail, supposed to be destined egainit Caodia, have been scow off Cer igo. Ocr. 9.—The steam boat from Corfa has arrived here in - ttxree days. The letters which it has brought say that Admiral Co4rington continues to. blockade. Nawaria r that Lad Cochrane, after. liking Anatolico and Vassiladi, is blockading Missolonghi; that the Per severance steam boat has advanced into the Golf of Lepanto; and that Ibrahim remains inactive, and is sowetirnes at Modori and sometiincs at Hanan. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Nov. 16, Edward Witmer, Tenterden, Kent, grocer, at twelve, at the White Lion 6m, Tenterden. • Nov. 16, Thomas Hudson, Ramegate, Isle of Thanet Kent, coach-master and stable-keeper, , at eleven, at the Guild hall, Canterbury. Nov. 16, Abiel Whi chain, Wallingford, Betts, butcher, at tett, a the Lamb Inn, Wal lingford. Nov. 16, George Hutchinson, John Hutchinson Hesig7 Hutchinson, and Thomas Place, Stocktou-upon-Tees, ebnitam bankers, at avian at the Black Lion Hotel, Stockton. Nov. 50, Joseph b i Kendall, late d Bddpert. Dorsetshire, painter and glazier, at eleven, at the Greyhound lon, Ilsidwt. Nov. SS, Michael Beaton, Lloyds House Haworth, Yorkshire worsted spinner and manufacturer, at twehe, at the Union Cre w Inn, Halifax, York- Abe. Nov. 14, James Smith, Matlock, Derbyshire, ouserynata, at ekes% at the Angel Inn, Chaitorfseld, Derbythlre. CE RTI F I C RTES.—Noy. 15. Ilillyard and John Morgan, Bristol, booksellers and am sinners. tay. Taylor, Dodworth, Yorkshire, linen ananufacturter. klatatew p o tpops and Joseph Ruggis Walked, Liverpool, !rritagts. , Greenwood, Dewsbury, and John Hanertan, waiefields orkhire, Iliandrapera. Joseph *Warn Cat; Bah, behordosher. Robert -Blakey. and Samuel Malloy, S Cr af ett, m ttinary 'Yorliphire cotton spinners. Nathaniel Harris, INVOLUNTARY MEDrATION ;. Oa:RECIPROCAL ADVANTAGE: • custom mums At C• 112014 Lt .. tITHEI4 ['Rely a tsnton our Ships were delay'd, Oonhision the Facer? while seen to pervade ; A.Chineic doled en Aalinlans By audios in East Who Captain's Might Boots; •For Am is the Jet 6e Ms iltsdobrikedild . fit peeii be,mird, aild by mew initell'4, His body to sore from she Soil One's claw Wurelf op *ad the fang of the be*: dad me ettepoisig of Make the sesiso. Advantage reciprocal solsqly prevails. • Your people." the f sh said, "in mi." se. And Ali, our Mork;i, a babe thleflly Eistiriene hi yin* troves* *all (Idly Os*, So Captain our trade as before shall go an; • Cemplote Map your lading, depart when you please, Aiulprosp'rous throu'ghout be your boaarwartflioeuld breeze !" " Thank fferimn and the thief," phi dip . Captain, " vibe met The Weiltif .Fincy in - Waintiat's line ; The miner like len nod stare of Willie ewer. alarrerlag r The Boat now *wooed the itheidasires view, Emptied *fie gated .o their fine glossy but. • We what," bi NM, "from Our nation 'elelode • wee thittoltnerf may rend to delude. Illathls—yoor lot libeldag.—of intrinsic limb, Se /mate tq the Peletitial Jinspire• go /firth, Uwe widely Its ttppaaetclikaaMstoint to exteod,. Abd gale In aaair patron and 'Mind." tun happily ceded so lopMdivii fin Add Poton's sari *indultam *MI to file 44' 4re Ovine, Mir first pike of taglrointileisusekiwg. Ts la die Suargiokspe for•WaallsiCa Sat MOON& •Ss CaketiablksElitot ells adsii to thale isiatry. Pk Saar 110111-as4 1011111,1 6eied • • • • Mt, .irrit A ND, ; Aid Whin *moo sTrithain ago Kibilsor. LIQUID is Boit*, 04. tibl. and Isa. cock. ' 100 PASTEII4.ACKkN G. in Pas, id. OA. sad JIM: e:4&. • SOW' kvaite is 'vial ti Anti Is:BOtties of Liquid. • ' - TO illiaSllB. MONK AND iION. inI.HENTLEMEN.,.,44, son has bees. hillated with a, 4 1, Scarellotar @NOT apwamlo of News yews. Anria that *nod ha borer fiff Me :SW!! 0 4 fart P the •it ire' tpeetabis Peotaakfaa ma VT same of them deinanl Was- Osa the bail at ma dials* Wilda striae imasels on ishrfoig. , &am of mar MAMMY I Might s es. td. [kite of the Drops *Mmes. Di, Term sod tho.l to this codes, M November, 1a116, , *alter taishwirsive -dims small bottles, It is with s teal pka seeeliofeem iu tMy kiire Mask apirket cure 'of him. ,'Gentlemen, pools, respeetfany, • • • WV. PAJMON. Ron, Amon 11;11126—Com. amt. Sam. . . wi • These Drops UV laid in samthio4 bottles 45 Wu. ea. sad us. each; by JAI LignosieW abii, bottles ti arm !gatherer; 'L Sasser,. Ink ItAdorthoweet; - L • and C. 42, 1.001-1* .•, West 'SeatithOrki; *eclair and ;Salm Os, /4 , ~_ ; 4 ' l o* ;Petkus chwaislo..griatiffidoes el'ict PO's. ; 13. rrincieftimetv.prilfSA ; &Da .543 VTille -447 4et =Mb 'edam 'AM to. lb, tbuir.ll.lasil ; Edirrogs ek.,. _lit. Peng 's Cludi4aid .14thetsery And-Sum 48, st:riarivi b reet-pri; kisser idadeill, litaitechgel. lawdoo ; F. r,, rv i ik B Prtsr 29 .Pmsemilats.Desbls4 SccMood Orr, 100.. i """ met kiitherzis ; Nabob lit Glasgow ; and go reviti ldeditsleViiidia. • Of w (tidy ie lad, 'Sir. -Li . 'eriNnpeoithd• VIGIL! Ulu Ltrilobk tarsi etwebelbi&6lo.4llll.lll.64ilditY. lacieded. Mrt ysietfeqtxr" . " - pg d ar it a..l.4 at th above gm% • f s „ Pm, statf . • 11 Ai* Ozte A tioSr Bt SZAKI-11 • • • • gu'imaTtliide.*44** !edAldri POWAtiter_ to the Riot Hoc Camisaiihr of 111610 - PAV alaa a earl lad strayed froai ate peds;_belsamardlately followed with his under healer and nine other men, a fomkoond Wafting to kr. Field of CsnnlA and three garden ; .ilsej Met with the stag *about three "Ara from h ouse, i n a Wed . b . giefogg to Charge Birth. Esq. frost Mere be broke COW in gidiaiit atyle, over kirkkead, and 4 14 Imeaster sands, kat Minot ludd theist lerikan be teob land at"f a, 'breath Grande into the woks *Janie% to Thema! Maud e, JE " . ..` 1 " be run round enesal Pram. and from Menet sorPedetes e f.heiat bud pre ss i e d. he mu phased to make back again Ito Mellkishtte he waamet-by a number of people. Me then agate isak teeaate - gands. whieln be reamed in a.fioudierly dime. it ataely seven miles, then mekiaga tamp the ILaat, 'Waal 1 1 4 00 ' aim Mama, and lauded anlilvandolps - 4111s•Pe enSIMAIMak am end of recovatiag Ma o asitp gine , nwp,ksipera and elaskistadi dilkoloy,:pt *a over tbo,oopo9l,(tke restabia dlf barewhen JIC .64 gawk self eke ism* at alleeSelitle a' brisk rate, to Artssie Tower, and roweale, where the *epees .met:hat main proceeded &Monk Amide, Pero* the Maaillar Atli, time 1n by lloodansa. to ChtleteMee Balloon Tower ; pot twist aNa to /PM Ow Deer Park, he made bag over the Fell to WOW' modes several fine sows& In tbrwoodes and at Ogee down by bia mean& immlelet Wash Ma " ice quarter, here canoe up wide hint iwaperasl. and being severely Mulled by Ms *Ms oath areas who had joined them. ?Mandl anal I took Ma We and alive to *oar Ilan she gem were Mate of at least 40 gallessowlowereawesmollei • • AMC James Coors and tBD. Rageet.street, hiraitore Faikry Mark Oot mod Ilisa Macimore, Woodstock - .misers, Soho Roark. jun- and Ezra Ewa? K are l, timber merchants; James Ridgway and anailitstst,.lbeelesfield, silk manufacturers. T. Cherie*- , worth, W.Tharleswerth, E. Charlesworth, and J. Cbsiteewortb, deeds, Tegilshire, woollen merchants. T. Tidconsb and T. Holmes, ed-gRiMe, Ksat-road, and Duck-head, Bermondsey, Surrey, Mtil , "eanierts. Thomas T. Metcalfe and John Mount, Leeds, Yeeltsbire, turgeoss. W. Blingwor tli and J. Illingworth, 0141K4 t r igrtb ra ttry, Yorkshire, woollen cloth manufacturers. Charles end William Kingsford, Belle Sausage Ludga-hill, stebillers. James Thornley and John BertransWelia, Ludgate-NY, Mmaclinter.. Purge :Bolton ' John Bolton and James Bolton, Wigan, Lancs. lidire t estaxiers and brass feupippra. Thomas Porter and .Richard Porter, Radios', Kent, Wilma and *niers. William Cli ff , Wm.' Fairhurst, and Richard blesiwojaverpool, coopers. Claude for am add Valerie Grows, Cavendish-street, Cavendisb.square, dripm4l4ers. Jattsaa sod Alexander Graham, Mark— dins. Julia Brotdell audirdetuses Rill, Manchester, cattle dealer* . MEMO Swiadleburst and Irbowas igelapd, remota, Laneaeldrei,' illallmsabess. Christopher Adman and Christopher Tutla, Meese. Jabs: Midiaitud Richard Burton, Tottenham-. , 'avocets sad teaultilses.. .Dyer. and George Mom Mill, Lower didaugblery fficinußldenkkes lasdimkos. Bolos Viso igigq4arsopippit Pkweirfs 90k* r asillicen and dress-makers. • LISBON GAZETTES. ......0.-- LISBON, Om 9. By the ship Cacooes, which entered the ;port of Lis bon on tbeSth of tbis. month, her Serene Highness fhe Infanta -Regent received a letter from her August Brother, Don Pedro W. in whtch , his Majestry trees mits to'her Highness a copy of the Decree, by which be has thonght St to. appoint his S.erene Highness the lafant Hon.blignel, his Lieutenant in the Berney of tbeswkingtinens, in the'fdll tying form s Tot many very weighty reasons, which are worthy of my Royal consideration, and ritlicting that the safety and security of the State is, and always ought to be, the wspreme law for every sovereign who desires may the hiappisess of his subjects, and taking into my Royal -consideration the intelligence, activity, frankness, and character of the Infant Don Miguel, :Sly much Moved and esteemed brother, I think fit to appoint him my Lieutenant, giving him all the pourers which belonsto me, as King of Portugal and the Algarves, and which are laid down in the Constitutional Charter, in order that he may govern these Kingdoms conformably with the said Charter. The same Infant Don Miguel, my beloved and esteemed brother, will see to the execution lef dais Decree. Signed by bis Majesty the KING. Palace et Rio de Janeiro, July 3, ISM DEPARTISENT OF 'FOREIGN AFFAIRS. The Ambassador-Of 'Portugal, at London, in a dis- patch of the 26th Of the month of September last, an nounces, that by an Austrian Courier, who arrived Iwo days before, he bad-raceived a letter from Carlos Ma .tbias Pereira, dated she .141 th of the same month, in which he informed him that he had arrived at Vienna ' a few days before, and after delivering to his Highness the Infant Don Miguel, the letters of which be was the bearer from his august brother, Don Pedro IV. he bat, is cousgalese of au irrr i kation fray Prince Mrunoicb, • FROM FUR OGINATITRTIONNIL. PERPIG NA N, Oct. 14.—Parrami Coviiiseignoscs. Yo.terday, ate r. Ctriumba, at four leagues from Gi. lona, the, troops shui waged from that town, coin nsanded by Colonel Beau, fought those of Ballester. Basal made 100 prisoners", but lost 13 grenadiers load Ithree horsemen. Don Domingo de Carel, Governor Of Vich, arrived here this evening, at six o'clock, with his sons, a man named herds, and a Moak ; 'they were conducted to the Prefecture, and, according to the ordrrs of Govern ment, will be sent into the interior. ROYAL 01011 or TUX I ST 'OCT. COUMUUWATIM TO gni 08 VI iwi tcs i l *lon trod the It task the hunt whets thes ha bun, at Amokle Knot, ill 14 stag then pro low Iletthana-fell, of Dalla triage into the D I heit where he au kit entirely rim bim nor quit at bay, after b and dim a wt. Sr after a ones RIGRWT OT TVS 10TAL AUDMICIA. In seder to know the effects producrd bythe pater.' nal :Proclamations,. which the Kiog our• Master has deigned to address -to the revolted of this province, his Majesty desires that all the Justices (the Mayors) should immediately. transmit to.4be Royal Audienoia, under the strictest responsibility, a list of the names of all the men of their respect;ve Communes, who may have formed a part of the revolted, and that they should successively give an account of those who may present themselves, in consequence of what is ordered in the Proclamation of the King, of the 28th of September last. You will inform me of this in sufficient time for me to render an account to his Majesty. I transmit this to your Excellency by his Majesty's order, for your guidance, and in order that you may 1* iive the ordert necessary for its execution. ortoyar. mama OP THE 4TH OP THE SAME MONTH, COl4 UUNJOATZD TO THE REGINTOF THR ROYAL AUDIENCIA. Several in.iividuals who formed part of the revolted of this Psincipality, in the desire, no doubt, of not re tarding their •preseetation, and punctually to answer the appeal which the paternal clemency of the King, our Master, made them in his Sovereign Preclamatioo of the 28th of September last, have merely presented themselves, to the Mayors of the Communes nearest their abodes, not being aware that this act ought to be preceded by the delivery of their arms to the nearest military .autholity ; his Majesty, taking into considera tion the embarrassment that might be occasioned to some by the distance they may be placed from the paints occupied by the troops of the army, has deigned to order as follows : Aar. I. The Municipalities of all the Communes of the Principality are authorised to receive the arms that persons who have take* part in the rebellion may de liver to them, and they will reinstal them in their civil tights after this act, if they inhabit the Commune where i they present tbemselves. 2. If the above mentioned persons belong to another CommoneOt passport will be given them to repair to their homes in safety, and which will also mention the, arms they have delivered up, and their nature. S. Should any present themselves with Out arms, the Mayors shall make inquiry of the spot where they may have left them, and shall, if they be in their respective arrondissements, collect. them without loss of time, or notice molt be given to the authorities in whose juris dictioa they may be, in order that they may be imme diately collected. 4. In the list of the names of all those who shall present themselves - for the first time, which the Mayors must remit to the Royal Andiencia, according to the order of the King, of the let of this month, they shall designate the arms which may have been delivered up to them, and their stature ' • and, by af fi xed notes, state the leasons of those who have presented themselves without arms, and .they: shall send a duplicate of the account to the Captain General of .this Awry and of this Princi- 1 pality, and keep thew is safety, to be at his disposal. • 5- The Royal **diem* on thereceipt of this rattler, will cacitathe seakitholdityon to wise its executions, ROMIG, Oct. 9. . • In the night of the Sd and 4tit instant, M. the Abbe Don Giovanni Almaras, formerly Confessor '0; - bey Ma jesty the Queen of Spain, vets arrested Znd summotSed to the Castle of St. Angelo ;.his papers were seized and taken ter the rill Dialictory slaw Police. The Spanish Consul taresent at this stittlitekand it is said that a Spanis E war 7 arrived Civita Veccbia, is to mite that c iastic on board and convey him to Spain. It is thought that a clandestkitorrespondehco he carried on with the insurgents of Qm batrisAllo signed him this disagreeable event. , Onicif the two large columns +destined tusoppanthe Tribune of the Basilica of St. Paul has already itrellred in the Tiber. Since the tidies of the ancient Romans, io enormous a mass of stone bas not been seen to arrive at. Rome. It is fifty-two Roman palms long, by tweikty two in circumference. MAJOR 'LAING. - The Gazette de Frivece gives the following ortieieAnt withoot.qoistingrthe soares.frows whence it is•dssrivesd TIIIPOLY IN NARBARY., EXTRACTS OF PRIVATE LETTERS RELATIVE TO itATO/L LAING. JULT 17. " We have been in a dreadful state of uneasiness ind alarm, but L cannot prevail oa myself so give credit to the report of the death of Major Laing, and every ! day furnishes fresh reasons for not believing it. At first it was but a report, said to have come 7 folll Bimbirrab, and repeated at Tombuctoo, then brought to Toelrat, whence it passed to some Arabs, who (if they did nut invent it) brought it from Ghadarnes, and thence to Tripoli. The Pacha does not believe it. To obtain information he has sent persons in search of Laing. We have-learnt that the courier had reached Tourat, and was going to proceed on his journey. Mockbar write; to announce that -Lairrris in -good health, he assures the Pacha of his powerful protection : if any misfortune had occurred, it seems to me that he would infallibly have written. No letters have been received in Twnbuctoo, and I bare not heard that there has been any other communication; but we are in ex pectation of the speedy arrival 'of a'caravan. Theie is reason to believe that Laing is with Clapperton.' As we have no news of Clapperton, bow should we have any of Laing? If lie had gone from Tombutctoo tip the western coast, I do not think that he could have reached it before the month of M ; anclif any thing had hap pened on that route, the news would have arrived there as well as at Tripoli, and doubters more quickly; the distance being much less. If Laing has taken the coast, no news can be expected from him in England. 4 . I learn that Clapperton . is, in safetyat Karo. 4ello has shown him much kindness, and has had his effects conveyed free of expense across the Soudan, by men air) carried them on rhkir shoelders. It was repchted that -he , arrived- at 'Mbar. Two days after 'halving quitted the mountains, my drogaman sax a min min ing from Mout-souk, who told him that two ..English men had arrived there. • " /Int 9 6 0. " The l day before yesterday a earavia estrived front Ghadames ; all contradict the sad news:'? They say it was spread by a Ternick• who told a frierve4hat the report was in circulation, !When he left Ghodaimma • 14 The Tornick aqievdist .Gh adaoses in - Fekrw ass, and came from Gpaat; it is alsboss impossible that r i s heAlears should have come in that interval of rime 'from Balt barrah to Ghsdarnes. The report printed th tlit'Paris journals is false, and it is a pity that the eorrespnifeant at Tripoli should have propagated-a-m.ost soilasitir to the friends of - 4 4 The caravan at Ghacunes." Colo Denbo= qf Afsy, th at son Sybil Trigateijoing to follow Clappegoir: bets ieceivocl-ite &ern' (The .Gesethr I -41 . . . f Major Laing. - - • Ji :; • an from Tonsfinetoo is areal* now barn writes from Sierra Law, isk s9th son of Muni; Park had arrived ika the going to 13a ary, st hepce he intended seAkow b g betirvels alone. 'No newt has . *Slant Leone of Olapperton ar Laing. - , daßremckdoes magas this - last. • • _ iFmtlf‘ atle.alsar"),. . . allrb, ~., , , , sy •:0 !: . ...,. ‘