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4 et NUMBER 12,524.] • P7C7774LLING MICA Mord SS, 111117. froE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING 1 kis Mialls7 7•2 NA rr, 4c. .1. ki;n4 a im Issoice, not on Tnoostor, the Sth of April next, they oral lwready w ',gap Tenders to writing (sealed op), and treat for the fol. bwiss f runtities of NEW STAVES, to to delivered Into his Ma- VictesSing Stores, at the Ports, and in the propordons as wider, viz. Deptford. Portsmouth. Plymouth. Milk. Milk. Mille. Cream Dantsic Brandy ft S.. 5 Ditto Holyhead 24 Ditto Darrel. so Ditto Heading.. . . 24 Quebec Pipe 45 • -• Newel Pipe .......... Ditto Hosittead......... 5 Half of each description by the SOda of September next, and the reminder by the LStle of January. 11128. The Cooditioas of the Contract may be seen at Ms Mice. Each Tender wee oreciff del price la "a' at With, NA be deilyend before Ow eThscb 1111 the day appointed; awd the P.M" who wakes the Tender, or ewe Perms out leis Weal, west attend to answer when called far. Y. WALLER C.LIPTON. SEVENTH AUTHENTIC EDITION. SIR HERBERT TAYLOR'S MEMOIR of hit Royal Histves the Doke of TORS'S ILLNESS, with Portrait, si 6d. vrirleot Portrait, Is. 6d. ?Tinted for Wna. Sams, Bookieller to hie late Royal Higboeu de Duke of Yea, *lid the Royal ?tinily, No. 1, St. ilainsa s. row, opposite tbe NEW INTERPRRTATION OF THE APOCALYPSE. 'This day was published. to• One Vol. eye. peid nts. in boards, THE APOCALYPSE of Sc. JOHN ; or, Prophecy of the Rise. Progress:end Fall of the Cherub of Rowe: the Inquisition the Revolutioo of France the Universal War : and Mal Triumph of Christianity. Him a New Inverearearsots 13y the Rev. GEORGE CROLY. A.lii. H.R.E.L. Primed for C. and J. Riviogton. St. Parra- Cliards.pard, and Waterloo.pLue. StairS HISTORY OF ROHR. Nita Say was published, In Two Vols. sea with Two large Mats, prim raft 41. in boar, /11HE ROMAN HISTORY. By G. B. NI OSUMI. Translated from the German, by F. A. WALTER, East F.R.S ascot the Librarians el the British Museum. • The kikkeey et lfamilma has Wolin new light open one loowlrdge of Roman Whirs, to a degree, of which these, who E. saacquaiuted with it, eon scarcely ferns an adequate idea."— Osartarly Review, Jelly, UAL • We have no limited,* in recommending the translation now Mises its, which h ormented Is a Mimosa style, and with a degree af Mein) , sod senarecy bight, creditable to klr. Walter."— Nimbly Review, April, Printed for t. and J. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard, and Waterloo-place, Pall.mall. CHAVALIRR RUSPINL'S MEDICINES. THE CHEVALIER lIUSPINI begs to inform the Notility, Gentry, and the Public, that be has appointed Mr. Charles Butler. 1, Cbespside, Agent for the sale of his Medicines, viz. the Deetrifice and Tincture for beautifying and preserving the Teeth and Gums, and fastening those Teeth that are loose ; his Elixir for curing the Tontb.ache, and the Balsamic Styptic foe stopping dl Mr:dings external and internal. Th ey are Dow pr o rind by the t%resturn from the original Receipt et his Father. Sold by Boners. Chemist% 4,, Chespekle, eenwer•l St. Parte,. London; SC eseftwllle•stree, Dublin ; and TX, Prinees.street,, VAinburgh; Smyth and Nephew, Perfumers, New Bond-street; and the principal MedicineVendersflsroughout theUrdtedKlngdont. 87 The above Medicines cannot be Genuine unless the Nom of the Camas's' J. B. Rosman is engraved on the Government Stamp which is attached to each box and bottle. 14, AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR. THIS agreeable perfumed liquor (tie original in vention of Mr. Henry) which is of well-known efficacy in relieving Faintness and Head-ache, and in counteracting the effects of over-heated, close, or infected air, continues to be pre- pared, in the greatest perfectibn, by Messrs. THOS. and WM. HENRY, Manufacturing Chemists, Manchester. It is sold in London, wholesale and retail, by Messrs. B and lk.rw, Perfumers, Coctspur-street ; and Retail, price 4s pd. by toe agent or more in every principal Town ; but it cannot be genuine, unless the names of the above preparers are engraved on the Government stamp, -which is fixed over the cork of each boxe , -- idnaperEponge Boxes are sold by Bayley and Blew, as usuiL . . . . . As above may also be bad t authenticated by a similar stamp RUS S 'S CALCIIII.II MACEIIIIIIA, ill bottles at P.s. 9d. or with alas steppers at es. 6d. IN TetESTING LETTER FROM LINCOLN. GENTLEMEN —Mrs. Jane Carter, of Goltho, near Wragby, was for massy years afflicted with a disorder, which preyed upon her health, and brought her to a very feeble state; lad from there being scrofulous sores and eruptions, she was fed to suspect that her grievous, complaints mese from Scurvy. She benzin several bottles of your Anmscosaernc Doan. at Drury and Son's shop, near the Stonebow, Lincole, and is quite restored; sad, In gratitude, states her case.for year perusal. Her words are: " I was afflicted for many years with a Scorbutic Disorder, which ins the cause of great sufferings to me, both inwardly and out vrardly, and it grew worse, until my digestion became bad, and I bad no appetite, and could not sleep ; bad eruptions came out on the face, and other parts; my Seib became puffed up and flabby, sad the blood chilled, till at length I wasted away to a very alarming degree. The places which broke out did not heal. and I have every reason to believe, that I should have soon sunk under my sufferings, bad not your Medicine, which I bought at Messrs. Drury's s hop, near the Stonebow, Lincoln; completely eradicated the disorder. I first tried a small bottle, and fend myself better inwardly, theses It brought the complaint more than ever out wardly ; bat by continuing during one summer, and taking a little at the spring and fall of the year. I am restored, after years of suffering. to a state of mend lealth, - whieh I have been a stranger to ever 'bee I was simeen Tenn of age. Eby appetite has im proved surprisingly. and my digestion has equally so; I have got great additional strength, and now sleep the night through; the eruptions and bad breakings out have 51 disappeared, leaving the shto sound, and the complexion of a clear sod healthy colour. It is also worthy of notice; that some ViOillee windy spasms at the stomach and chest h ave been cured at the saaseciam; and I have the happiness of feeling myself quite restored by means of your Medicine, concerning which I shall be ready to answer any en quiries. " JANE CARTER." This account of herself has thi s d a y b een esenntunicated by Mrs. Chews, likonsuptimy with a neighbour, who was eyewitness SW the pirticikloposse who bought the medicine from Messrs. Drury and • lon.--741(1ftem I am, Gentlemen, yours respectfully, Limo Meek g 3, Mi. • JOHN ROBERTS. T. Mossint.lint Arnim and . Soo, Surgeons, Manchester. Any Penes wishingforther puticulars. wlil ie referred so Mn. Carter, on spplibnion to Messrs. Drury and Sod a Stonebow, Lin coln (if by letterpost paid). Thane Drops an sold in moulded' square bottles at 2s. 9d. 4s. Id. and its. each, by John Lignvm and Sun, Surgeons, &c. 63, Bridge sum, Mandwoute; I. ,50, Orford - street ; I. and C. Busas,42, , West imithfseld ; Barclay and Sons, 95, fit-market; • Chemists. Cheapside, coiner of St. Paul's, 14•444,1 ; 15, Prbsoes.struet, Edinburgh; and 64, Sickvillc.wreet, Iluldn; Swum god Co. 10, Bow Church.yard ; Evan Edwards, 8 6, Sc. Paw s ca t ch-yard ;F. Nawbery and Sons, 45,5 t. P4ul'• ~nuach-yard ; henry Mackrill, 33, Whitechapet, London; F. "'witty and Sons, 29, Dzme.street ; Scott and Orr, 100, South Bridge, Edinburgh ; B. Nelain, Surgeon, Glasgow ; and all re spectable Makin* Venders. • (It vifiom alt. may be had, Mr. Lignum's Imprdted VEGE. A (ILE LOTION, for 2U Scorbutic Eruptions, price 2% 9d. slaty inchual. lignson's SCURVY OINTMENT may row be had of ainat'Ageots, peke Is. lid. cub Pot, duty included. 0 1 ( S, LISTS . FUND of hb &opal have been ir 1 List,, I 3- 4- 5- 6 54 April, Town castle, . Jaluy Gladsome, void James to Mat Jobs Jacksoo; asi v rop.ts, Samuel at tee, ker, Laois, Blehatd April Perkins, St. Jelio-etreer at the Court Attendee. 1v *abort ' - and Messrs: MaiKW Cluocerplaime. John Partri i dge and shire, elotbiers, John Hill, stances, • Fled I DIVI April at ODIN aka, • Swats, Islington. and Juadn April 24, April 9 , bonne, late of toad, stay-mater. May draper. April 30, dice of 1 A n t i tt e l , ZS, s Edwat'd eleven, a William Dalerstreet, broker,: iekael Inn Lewes. M we t:drird IS, 6 Wilk dunt,.. upcs-HuU. Robert Jacking, Salop, chant. Aborgavenoy, Acid Wootlhou of Tottenham. __ _ ironaustor. Daniel Pope, F. Thomas John St. Bat insurance agents. needle-street, comL. Tootell Thomas braes Eon, B. Barry cabinet ma Lovo.lane, Niihau; Smith, a, Benjamin Jellies Perrin, Jobs Juba timber m. Leamington John Jones and grocers. serynssn Penny, let Regiment, bar Tbomaa vrbs each Luzford, fth Regiment the 1. receithig the rice Wright. 16th a. purchase, sth Regime' Foot, to b purchase, John 12th IP' 13111,- chase, Ear Josh 1 Major, , _ • • , ' C ' . • .i , 3 , . . • . . , • • • . . - •i - . ...., , , -• • : . ""'" - '•- '1 * 'T...-....—..,-. •,-* • 0 ( •." . Te i a ' . • • . , . . . . , ? t hi S ii Ml° ' 1 .1. 41. * . ?'d j • i lik --INO • \ . .• . - • -I' .712 .F • li il _ n r-• '•. . i : :...weeliigit . • - . 4 - ' .I ci t !nal ple ft , . - \,. . * \ S. w .;e.lot:i.ti- -ow -- - • - . \. ..../ \ -.‘ • ft' ' e . ._.... . ' • • -s 44.4 Air - , '1 i _ _ .. . . .. - - WEDNESDAY EVENING, - APRIL 4, 1827: ... - [PRzcz SEVENPENCB. • ~ ;', - _ - _,_. • --.........16.......*-....-........4 ' ; 1 DUKE OF YORK'S MONUMENT. 25th Ditto-To be Lieutenants - Ussielost WU= Wffkkaw from the general regulations, and this deviatidn Mid • Stanton, from the half•pay e vice Kean, promoted ;Li see. Joseph not take pa ithout previous.coosent of the itentetti. .' 1 ; .1 ITS of the NAMES of SUBSCRIBERS to the John Greve, from the half-pay, to be Adjutant sad Lierstenatat, it . ?UND for erecting a MONUMENT to the MEMORY vke 111 Mar promoted. ties on the application of the fancily grilse deceased... • , Royal Highness the late Duke of YORK and ALBANY, 27th Dkte-Major John Pratt, from the half-pay , to be Major, Now, on this occasion; the authorities had thought it , v i ce G eorge H enry Dun g y, lif h 0 exclusive, receiving the dif- proper to confer previously with the family; and its the I. , ten published, as are undermentioned : 37th gase:_ti..........s.na.na Francis la mimic , fowl ibs ham vestry, the Commissary of Police,eeiog before him the femme. st, £4,457 le sin Courier and Time t, 27th February.• . - 5,488 17 11 Do. Do. 6th March. pay, row L - T e - osten z eiee cmbete i Reeeembe exchanges, train. consisting of persons i nvested- with the highest / ~ •••• 1,471 16 0 Do. Do. 15th Do. receivieg the - dignities, who accompaaied the funeral, and the dem. 48th Dleto-Endi all enTleas Eager, from the Stki: Feet.' to be cations of the most eminent public bodies, which Ma . t ; -.. 1,483 ti 6 Do. Do. slit Do. swung " , roadylag . should be replaced on f lientenesit, by peedblee.oife askew% pewee • agreed with the relatives of the deceased that the coffin - 814 410 Do. Do. 28th DO. 45th Dkee-Captain Lee Peak= Toseolbsod s train the Whitey, the hearse, its order that the pd. f . i - 651 17 3 Do. Do. and Morning Post to be Captain. eke Atraarise Len* OW and Traieller, tile damns% . cession and these deputations might nit be obliged to ger I £l2,ase 1 0 Total. 34th Dlsto-afts4 lirbestessee e deohtehelbalgaiwithout par- on foot, and in the rain all the day from the church to - 4 th re " A r il ' owe, vice ' asuman. - - ant a am imam bi tthhee procession aisle; in consequence left the church, end the It was at this moment that a troop of young men i 2. , 1 a i l um -Asst. eseqyo Blosisteobo islignomr‘bypronsn, coffin was placed on the hearse.. OM THE LONDON GAZETTE , Aram 3. - w k. m es h es ., i n t h e win Pass . 7311nu0-.- to Awstrudev. Dews Ilie-bear PK. to b . recipitated themselves on the coffin, and snatched it • —ow-.a.: CROWN.OFFICB, Ards 3. Cekreins vice Ibieenidandereen PVlSl e nts win " sam e"' from the bearers. In vain the Commissary femon• ..... L Member returned to serve in this present railionent. no of Berwick Mona Tsreed--Se Fcalicia Makes if Twin/ . gist Ditto . th esnmosent ."lllll". .iibi . ' ". ` i We; tie hour, y, stMted._ with them; in vain heordered them to replace ,. In Me county Palette* of Dothan. beet. k the room at to be g gestonew ehen - aw rols Gladsonlat, Faa.wililloo Menden Me bow 6100 40 le be 117t1 Diuts-eialnegli With the coffin on the carriage. H is poise was disregarded. Gan. to be ant% widow' alliihuur a vain the troops drew op before the' iron gale, whkh 9i Tke t Di nenblets ui...usesimat ifollagielL Asrs by gum the sub Foot, ie be was closed to oppose their passag. Violence was tt - A BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. ' t Smith, Matlock, Derbyshire , nurseryman, from April 24, ployed ; the troops broke throogb , the gate-opened: -i # Or. t hy perehiemvieelkaam,p day 3, at eleven, at the Angel inn, Chesterfield. end FAnt 10 Rot. Ostiala Henetwahle James SiActair to be these young men carried into the streets the coffia;a: ~ 1' BANKRUPTS. Pshisr , in lineeinbe. rice Treble erbe Mine: Licstroant Jams Thus separated froni the hearse, the family, and the at - Jackson; • JacksoN Poultry, glass - cutter, to surrender , April 6, 15, mass* in be cape* by T i c e Sinclair . E ns ig n . teadants such an act of violence and rebellion anal May 15, at eleven, of the Court at Committalmen of Bank- Thom Flame Aird sa be octant, by partisan, vice Mac- ' . • , a, Basingluil-street. Atterney,'Mr. Theme Sidney Hewitt, Ints i di; moo Ed war d wh ew G rant , f rom m e 42 4 gme, to not be tolerated ; and, accordingly, the superior offi- =theme-yard. Lothbury. be Aird , cos then took those measures which the liberal journals ,- f 1 I i a Spencer, Leeds, dyer, April 20, et blur, di, sad May 15, red =slop Richard cos lephsen, Gent. to be Eneign, bl probates represent as arbitrary, and the knelt of which was, tut $ . it, at the Court Nouse, Italie. Attendee, Mr. W. D. Wel- oh m Gu th rie, F rwines s ., 58th Ditto.4:aupiaseward wanton to be maior. by wain, the co ffi n was replaced on the hearse. I t Leeds; sr Moors. Milne and Co. Temple.• rd Richards, Late of Gellygroes, Monmouthshire, grocer, vice Neuss, gain & We ask of impartial .persons, Shether it was the it 20, at six, 21, at tee, and May 15, at two, at the Dula ad West Indio tale del Anderson to be Major, authorities that caused these disorders? Had not 'they. Merthyr Well. Glantorgiatshire. Attendee, Mr. Wm. eke Hill, deceased: oh the contrary, .done everything dependent ott dmits kind, Merthyr Tidvil :or Mr. Jonas Gregory Oemenes Inn. To be Cipainsz-Lbsemesnt Edward Parsons way, vice Ander- to conciliate the testihfonies of esteem and ' de. grant's to l Trigs's% Doke or Yea Publie-boliee, G lo ucester - street, - sea; again WHlant Villiers Fitegerald, from the. half-pay, - lehn-streewroad, victualler, April 6,10, and May 1 5 . . at tee, oh m Enasy c gsnorassd. thedeceased from those who thought they owed hini be Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basloglsalbstreet.' T. be ejos...tat-Esasign William Lassiter, vice Webb. such testiMbnies, with the pomp, the bonanis,and the =les. Messrs. Van Sandau and Co. Dowgate-hill. Tobs Imilge- —Hit, Gent. vice lardner. tespect due to the high dignities with which he and his • .-. t Midway Manchester, woollen-draper, April 30, May 1, lntelt•e=l:34 ,_ family were ineened. 15; at eleven. at the Star lon, Manchester . Attornies. To be Coped. of Infan try, ere , idaagesd and co. Manchester ; or be es „ nab ta d C o . home Fog Rows, fr om b a y e S u s e rchaie- rd ameciAgsGtelisatowel4; Lord The Conditutionnel pretends that the Ministry wished . t acerplate. Annie Clarke Lowe, from the 16th Light Drawees. . to deprive the tomb of Ake Duke de Liauccurt of the Partridge and George Mambas Hancock. Nineseellud, Will• To be Lbuteuants of Infantry, by purchase --. Begin George honours decreed by publiff'grititode. r, clothiers. April 20, 21, and May 15, at eleven, at the Ruddk, from 61st Foot; Ensign Freisdek Winaldsdee Palest We ask, in our turn, if public gratitude fart 121‘ * Other 1 unercial•reents. Bristol. Attendee, Mesirs.Thard end Co. ley Parker, from 12th Foot; Second l i bmeenant Malcolm ROW cows lawn** ;or Messrs. Wintour and Co. Bast& ' from the 234 Foot; Ensign *eon Cheeks Burke, from the mode of manifesting itself, and what res‘sect the - me- , DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. I 77th Feet. mory of him receives whom strangers, without any I ' l Hill, St. Martin's•lane. victualler, Is in Insolvent eircurn. The undermentioned Lieutenants. actually reeving spots toll pep authority, thus convey, in a tumultuous Manlier at the Cal, and unable to meet his engagements with his creditors- 111 Regiments of the Line, when Commissisits are dated in et pre. risk of disturbing public order and tranqiiillity, and the I 1 d April 2. vim to the year 1111, have accepted promodoe upon half pay, respect due to the deceased _ . ' VI DEN DS to be made in BASING HALL-9TREET. according to the General Order Otte 87th December 1824 : il 27, Isaac White, Holland House, Idewertb, schoolmaster, To be Oaptalos of Infantry-Lieetniant Arthur Thames Stephen. We know very well that General Poy and M. de . April 24, James Ramsay and Ridley Forger, Old Broad. win , from the 76 th Foot ; Lieutenant George Smyth, from _the Oirardin were borne in the same manner ; but, besides . 4 - I merchants, at eleven. April 24, Edmund Gibbs, Beightun, 81st Foot• that this was also done by strangers evidently instituted c, carpenter, at eleven. April 27, John Cabin. Holloway, neemaz SIAM fro . m the per . sons regularly employed in funeral proces. • . ton, underwriter , : at ten. April 24, Louis Mippolite Mutely To be Hospital Aseistant to the .Forces-Tbotnas Fox. M.D. vice ustin Davie, late of Finsbury-square, merchant, at ten. Hominy appointed to the Seth Foot; James J Ibsen, Gent. Bons, we know . likewise that before them many others .4, George Lamb, Jerusalem Coffee-house Combat, at ten. vice =, appointed to the Mk Foot ; John Shapleigh, Gent. had been borne in the same manner, and not to speak -, 24, William Wood, late of Wimpole-strein, St. Mary - a. vice appointed to tballOth Foot, of the apotheoses of the revolution which this mode of wax and tallow chandler, at eleven. April 24. John Rano, immeseamta. • conveyance disagreeably calls to mind, is it forgotten l 1' Upper John-street , Fituoy-equare, and of Tottenhant.court- The undennendmwd Men have,boon snowed to dispose of their :i h e if iwy ...Li entsent g D u d e s Forbes, half-pat um B r u n i e i what happened after the death of Philipe the actor s stay-maker, at skim. Lteetanint Atedst Twang. half=lith Foot; whose cola was abandoned in one of the lower sides DIVIDENDS to be made In the,CUUNTRY. Bamako ; Li ya, John Swannell, Chatted., ids of jray, Cambridge. J A le nerel e gg l a = gir l id g W al G rub p ast. Of the Boulevard ? h .pay These momentary disorder s may be to the taste of . i; I as twelve, at the Crown lin, Sc. Ives. lirattlyggembiew .The dais a airtiorsgh's conambdom in the 1 5 t h Foot, 1., Henry Beaumont, la = d • gliacils " dee"' lei the 15th Muth. 14 1 11 see 2241 Febesary, 1827, m [sensed, stated. the (needs of the Sovereignty of th e people; but, On' °f Messrs . Forrest, S°° ' roster' solicitors, laver ff'" The appointment of Mr. F. R. Nash, to a nenand lions any doubtedly. they will never nseerthe approbation of the 25, Peter Alien and John Smith, Aleuts% Wacwickakwe in the Qom Reginsept was vice Edwards, prommod in 48th friends of monarchy, of order, and of morelity ; for, in Pe, at twelve, at the Swan Inn. Akester. May le, Georg e Foot and net vice Powell , ptomme d. m f ormerly mem & Ltd Ditanlake late of Middleham, Yorkshire , scrivener , at ' fine, if we admit the principle that the populace may a, at the Bishop Blake inn, Richmond , Yorkshire . Aptie2s, prom on The on of F.nsign of the Glee F to an Un- seize the coffin of the man on whom they have for the am Cooke, Liverpool, merchant, at we, at the George Inn, attached Lieuteoancy, by purchase on filth December test, stated In a former Gar.ette, and the retiretneut of Lieutenant Hislop, moment placed their affection, and bear it on their h: • . wtreet, LiverpooL April 26, William Carrie Liverpool, ba y, nth p ow, have not taken Fine. . shoulders to the place of sepulture,- we must also admit tr. at twat the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpoil. April 24, r" OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Amu. 2, 1827. : i • tact Ida, Lewes, Sussex, Umaburner, at eleven, at the star Royal Regiment ny Ardliay Fires bent nt John kistbidge th at It wou ld have an equal right to seize the dead Lewes.' April 26, Thomas Evans, idaehynneth, Mont o. body Of the man who should seem to them for the -1 i Freer, to be Second Captain, vice A. M. Campbell, Mire d' on thimitinkeeper, at eleven, at the Fox lan, Shrewsbury, Salop. half ty • Second Lieutenant Samuel James Skinner,to be First moment worthy of their hate, to dispose of it as they m Rickard Pearce and Alexander Merrick, Penzance, Corn- ~_1 ) ' . .. • sakutenant, We Erne. might think fit. , ' merchants, at eleven, at the Union Hetel, Penzance. April i "saeph Wilkinson, Ge orge-stieet, Seelcoates, Yorkshire mer- Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant at the County of PROM THE CONETITUTIONNEL. ,at eleeeu,at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Scale - lane, liii;azton- Ididdiesex-Major Wm. Abbe to he Deputy Lieutenant. IMIIZIM2=II4I2 The Neapolitan official journal of March 14th, eon- i V -Hull. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. tains an article which appears to deserve the attention CERTIFICATES.-Arus 24. ~......3 ,ben Coning, Chew Pdagna,Somenatshirr surgeon. Thomas The Mauer. of the Femmes and Setuasin.es of the Panama of our reader,. It betrays the tone of the Aulic Chan- I j an, Nouingham, machine-maker. Josiah Harding, Hem, hereinafter named (the same having been filed in the Court), are gay. It is the farewell menace of M. de Metternich to ) ~ grocer. Thema, Clarke, Oswestry, Salop, timber mer- ap p o i nte d to b e h ear d at th e Court-house, in 'Portugal-street: the Neapolitans. But the menace of an enemy who looks t. Edward Walker, Birmingham, victualler. Thus. Evans, Linc o ln's ann.gelds, Cop SAMIDAT, the list of April, at Nine in so carefully forward announces fear. Alarmed, ors the I gavenny,Menmenthshire,innkeeper. Charles Jafkod, Mans- t h e F orenoo n, Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire ' miller. John Robertson, late Charles Bannister, Market.pbee, Derbyshire, shoemaker one hand, at the noble conduct of - Don Pedro tOwards attenham. surgeon. William Bauchi, Brkrly, Staffordshire, Thomas Grey Flower. John-street, Spa-Adds, &new / moaner Portugal, and his alliance with England ; and on the ~ • nester. Daniel &Mae Reading, Berks, draper. William James Waterhouse. Loudon-wall, bender other, at the union of the latter Power with Russia. for , Fa. John -street, West Smithfield, tailor. John Edit, Semen- William Alfred Noble, Globe -terrace, Milwend, hoe-founder the purpose of putting an end to the meetings- of the • , Kent-road, Surrey, -brewer. Walter Stirling and John James Asals, Stratford, Essex, carver-and box.maker • sr. Bow Church lard.-Inetchants. Thomas Wm. Rickards Will s n a c k w en i er i c h. ro wi t G reenw i c h, ga sman Greeks, the Austrian Minister wishes to play the can°. Sine, Hereford, scrivener. m own Batt, W oot a x , c a mp, Gi oneestem bi re . b en k.h iwper terpart of Mr. Canning. The latter endeavours to re. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. • Henry Rowlett Thomas, Haftover-greet, bookseller, btc. strain absolute monarchs by the fear of popular risings; tomes Clentison and James Price, Liverpool, cart owners. Joshua Wigley, Cagle-stmt, Holborn, law.sty ismer while the former tries to keep down the people by remitici- , , St. Beebe and H. W. Southwell, Seething-lane, ship and Thomas Kinn*, Prince's -street, Cavendish.square, clerk ins them of the Congresses of La back and Verona. But awe agents. Henry Lynain and James Thompson, Thread- Reuben Carter, White Hart-row, Gray's Inn-road, green-grocer le-street, commission merchants and Laurence brokers. Join William Must, Wilmoteetreet, Bethnal-green-read, weaver the days of the Congresses of Laybath and Verona ate en and Thanes Oldham, Heaton Norris. Lancashire,gron and John Palmer, Ratcliffe-gardens, City-road. carpenter gone by. Constitutions are now granted by Sovereigns. . founders. E. 11. Penny and M. F. Klancke, Liverpool. Richard Warne, CUpstonontreet, IFitsroy-espizat. carpenter M. de Metternich -in his prophetic terror must have con- ' ;any and T. Barry, Newingtomcauseway, Newington, Surrey, Thomas Cunningham. Chariton-street, Somers' Town, ironameger het makers and upholsterers. John Smyth and William Smyth,- William Ingham, Water-lane, Leeds, grocer. templated the King of Naples, imitating, •on finding wink, merchants: Thomas Taylor and John Muzley, Cardiff, _ himself at liberty, the glorious example ol Don Pedro; . ttorganshire, sail-makers. James Wilson and John Lambert, FRENCH PAPERS. and his threat is less directed against the Neap loin than 'ark-upon-Trent. Nottinghamshire, saddle and harness-makers. ---..m.--- against the King of Maples himself, who, in cense- lantin ilaiwell and Robert Webster, S-kireoa% Torkekicso PROM THE aroma, DATED MONDAY, APRIL 2. quince of a remaining . portion of deference, has thought Lest manufacturers. George Moen andJantes Welwyn, Chet- PARIS, Aran. 1. himself bound to allow it to appear in his official Gazette. am, silk mercers and lasendrapers. Joseph Smith, Benjamin th, and John Smith, Manchester, ; Henry Chambers and As we expected, the journals of the faction have not The following is a literal translation of this article :- , . jamin Wilby, Tokeuhouse-yard, tea dealers. David Gladstone, failed to represent to their readers in the fullest light, u We are oillosially informed, that in pursuance of the wens' es Foster, and David Paton, Liverpool, iron-founders. W. du, John Scott, and Hone Bragg, Brick-hill-lane, Upper the disorder that took place at the funeral of the Duke decision aids unlash' and Boyal MeiretYs the weeps width have me%strett, sorainbeion merchants. Henry Garrett Key wad A Key, Abchurek-lane, wholesale stathaners.the Lee et the Po, la the Lonabardy-Venedin bakery, lndepen. William Massey, de la Rochefoueauld. If we believe them, the disorder q uittad di* kingdom .1 Kafka win he Venekleeellly statissueB on . { a Giddier, jun. and Richard Curtis, Wuringtoe, Lancashire , was caused by the public authorities. If they had not a gody eg . the ou g htocy iterthhoo, lo an* e reenene as to gono a I per merchats. Charles and Marrott and Henry Harwood, op p osed sed the carrying of the body to the barrier, all deeps which should be rendered moveable, silvehl ever dream. . , mington Priors, Warwickshire grocers, ironmongers, ate. • a Jones and David Jones, Poole, Montgomeryshire, dragging would have passed with the same decorum as at the in- stances retake it. By.tbls measure of pmdeout and foresight an I grocers. John Pear= and Robert Morgan ( Edgware, nur- P. Penny, and E. B. torment of General Foy, M. de Gitardin, & c, and criminal hope is cut off in those quartets where factious men, if men and seednrien. Isaac Hodgson, J. any still ezist, might yet dare to cherish such hopes, founded oaths ' ay, Liverpool, commission merchants. why, after suffering the body to be carried on men's _ troubles in roctegal, or ea the contest which is net yet terminated MILITARY PROMOTIONS. shoulders from the house of the deceased to the church , between the m i e n , and the Gre a ts. w hatever on be the fine 1 . WAR-01E10E, APRIL 2, 1827. why did they forbid its being carried in the same Man- of these partial oscillations, their Majesties the Emperor of Minis Regiment of Dragoons-To be lieutenants-Lieutenant Dun- and the of of Russia (who wishes to rival in glory his pro- • I .1 , t tr Thomas Barton, from the half-pay, vice James Berlin Daubuz, nor to the barrier ? be exchanges, receiving the difference ; 'Cornet John Odiarne A few words will answer these allegations and that descant the leeFeere Alexander, end is peeve himself fakkfid 110 1 : =ford, by purchase, vice Hibbert, promoted. Regiment of Light Dragoons-Lieutenant Lewis Upton, from nu . est . ion. The following are the facts as they occurred : kill principles of enri-rveldedelbef piney), arm is the principles le haltpay, to be Lieutenant, vice John Wright, who exchanges, It is true that the body was carried to tbe church on sanctiosted by the Congresses of Laybach and 'Vetoes will tenldnue 1' et:riving the di ff erence ; Cornet J. Hope Grant to be Adjutant, men's shoulders. Thisanode is tolerated by the Ad- to provide with their accustomed energy and solicited. against any ministration, on the application of the family , where the attempt of the pain o f innovation to exorcise any inflame detri- 1 f , ice Wright, who resigns the Adjutantcy only. . ' 1 i a Ditto-Edward Harris Doonithorne, Gent , to be Cornet, by urchase, vice Blood, promoted. house of the deceased is not too remote , because , in mental to the tcsoillaitY and Peace of Europe." . eneral, the relations themselves walk on foot so far Here it will be teen that Austria chooses to speak in V Regiment of Foot- Major Henry Barrington, from the 20th g root, to be Major, vice Simcockes, who exchanges,after the coffin, even when it is placed in the hearse. the n a m e of the Emperor of Austria, and disdains any 1 ' Ditto—.Major Jcionliah Taylor to be lieutesiant-Colonel, by The Administration had therefore no reason to refuse association with the King, who most not, any more 'archaic, vice Campbell, who retires ; Captain Edward Watkins than his subjects, allow himself to be influenced by the o be Major, by purchase, vice Taylor; Lieut. Sr. Andrew St. the same permission on the occasion in question. But the regsdatiOns prescribe that from the church to genius of innovation. It appears, however, that the lobo to be Captain, by purchase, vice Watkins. h Di no -Willi a m Ball, G en ,. to b e E ns i gn , b y p urc h ase , e k e the Place of sepulture the corpse shall be conveyed in a King of Naples begins to have an idea of his own t'arker, premoted. carriage.. It is useless to relate here all the grounds for power, and to feel that these menaces are only vain Is Ditto-Emigre Henry hloerbouse to be Lieutenant. by par- this wise prec4utien, which philanthropy has rendered words, for he has not allowed a hint to appear in the - :base, vice Flood, promoted; Zacchary Edwatds, Gent. to be general for all classes of inhabitants. To desire that the official journal of his future intentions. He is &rube- , &Wen, without purchase, vice Hayes, deceased. " 1 hody of the Duke de la Rucheisrucauld should not be less aware that the day of reform may also come for b Ditto-Major John S. Manacles, from the Stlt Foot, to be Major, vice Barrington, Who exchanges. , conveyed in the some manner, was desiring a deviation his country. . I .. - - p • " IIL . . •