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that signify ouch desire, by letter to the Treasurer of KT'S Navy; and that if any Mime in his Majesty's is shall be entitled to melt* any sum of Money for or in of Half Pay, shall be desirous of having kis Half to him by &tract, at any of his Majesty's Dock Yards, kris for the payment of Wages for the Navy shall re ared of rveeiting the same by Remittance Bill, er Bill tuft, he Is to apply e►thcr to the proper Oerk at the iy OiSce in London, or at the Pay Office at inch Dock lgaifyiog such his &site." Notice is hereby farther the Half Pay ending the 30th June, 1827, will com e; eo the 6th August, 1827 ; and all Persons desirous for, or of having their Half Pay remitted to them, as above directed. ills of Exchange drawn under or by virtue of the Act td, are not liable to t►e Stamp Duty. eareddlog out of ►le Majesty's Domladoes are emitted dries of the Am. vernment is taking measures to reestablish security ie that province. It was not till this'morning that the Count trEspagne was to leave Madtid for the purpose of reviewing at Talavera the first and second Regiments of Infantry of the Guard. The General Assembly of Guipuscoa, which met at Bergara, closed on the 12th of this month its annual session, which opened on the Ist. Besides the election of deputies, it has terminated in the most satisfactory manner all the affairs relative to the internal adminis tration which were laid before it.. Among other things it has decreed tegulations for the local militia or terms, and has voted a fund of 1,293,000 teals to imbody im mediately 56 companies of that militia, amounting to 4,664 men. A sac oner without colours, but which is supposed to be Co'crusbian, detained and plundered, at the begin ning of this month, a Spanish ehasse maree, off Cape Ottegal, in Galicia. It is probably the same privateer that has been seen oa the coast of Biscay, off Santander. The Gazette gives the particulars of a great number of very violent storms, accompanied with hail, which in the course of last month visited several parts of Ni. varre, Arragon, and Catalonia, and destroyed iu several places the hopes of our abundant harvest. The accounts lately received from our Canaries say, that the troops who deserted from the island of Gomera to go to Portugal, were part of those who had lately arrived from Spain; that they had been sent to that island to oblige the inhabitants to pay arrears of taxes; ' that they began with plundering the iitincipal church, as well as the houses of the richest inhabitants, and then embarked on board an English smuggling vessel. 7110t4 THE OAZITTZDI /stank DATED JULY 29. sollare , !tor, retards from Bangkok , be shall release the dates. person rir al servants, family, aid kindred belonging to the former Governor et Queda, and permit them to go and live wherever they please. The Keehn engage to the Siamese, that the English do not desire to take possession of Queda, that they will not attack or disturb it, nor permit the former Governor of beds, or any of his followers to attack, disturb, or injure, in any manner, tile territory of Queda , nor any other country subject to Siam. The English engage, that they will make arrangements for the former Governor of Q,seda to go and live in sonic other country, and net Prince of Wake' Island or Prye, or in Perak, Salengore, or any Burmese country. If the I English do not let the former Governor of Queda go and live In letme other country, as here engaged, the Siamese any enninue to levy an export duty upon paddy and rice in.Queda. The English will not p any Siamese, Chinese, or otherAsiatice at Prince of Wales Island, from going to reside in Queda, if they desire it. Aar. XIV. The Siamese sod English mutually engage that the Xis of Perak shall govern his country according to his own will; should he desire to send the gold and silver tonere to Skin as , heretofore, the English will not prevent his doing so as he ma l l e t sire. If the Chao Phya of Ligete desire to send down to with friendly Intentions forty or fifty men, whether Semen CIE, , or other Asiatic subjects of Siam, or if the Raja of Per ak Se. eke to send any of his Ministers or Officers to seek Chao Pltya sof lAgore, the English shall not forbid them. The Siamese or Reg- Ileh shall not send any force to go or molest, attack, or disturb Pe tah. TM English will not allow the State of Salengore to attack et disturb Perak, and the Siamese shall not go and snack or dis turb Salengore. The arrangements stipulated in these two last Ankles, reopening Perak end Queda, Chao Playa of Legere shall as soon as he returns home from Bangkok. The fourteen of this Treaty, let the great and subordinate Siamese and Officers, together with every great and small province, hear, receive, and obey, without GiL Their Excellencies the Mi nisters of high rank at Bangkok. and Captain Henry Burney, whom the Right Honourable Lord Amherst. Governor of Ben gal, deputed as an Envoy to reverent his Lordship, framed this Treaty together, in the presence of Prince from Mean Solaria Thirakm, in the city of the Sacred and Great Kingdom of fli.."-yota.tha.ya. The Treaty, written in the Siamese Ma; I layan, and English languages, was conebtded on Tentgiy, on , the best day of the Seventh decreasing Moon, 1188 year, Dog 8. according to the Siamese Sra ; corresponding with the twen- ' dab day of June, 1828, of the European /Era. Both copies of the Treaty are sealed and attested by their. Excellencies, the NH nistars. and by Catania Henry Burney. OnecoPy Captain Burney' will take for the ratification of the Governor of Bengal, and one - lian l y, bearing the Royal Seal, Chao 'Phya, of Ligore, will take and at Queda. Captain Burney appoints to return to Prince of ' silts' Island in seven mouths, in the seeend Moen of the year, Dog n, and toexchange the ratiBcation of this Treaty with Phs's rbak-dl Bori.rak.of Queda. The Siamese and English will form *Mend*, that shall be perpetuated, that shall know wend or turbo, as long as Heaven and Earth endure. Their Excellencies the Ministers'and Captain Henry liarney, having settled i Treaty of Friendship, consist [big of Foutteeo Article', now frame the followiok . The of Rangoon being in p-ssea•ion of the ,Taliens, to which we adverted last week, proves to be premature, but the whole of lower Pegu, from the Ba leen to the Bassien river on one side, and from the sea to the branching off of the Irrawaddy at Y.ngain ebeinya, on the other, is in a state of insurrection or anarchy. Maongsat, she Myothuggi rf Sy HAIM has as sumed the title of King. and mounted the " white um brella," the standard of royalty. This individual is about fifty yeas: of age, and a man of courage and trainer% but not remarkable for his talent. The late King married a cousin of Maongsat's, and by her, who was a great favourite. had a son, the present Prince of Mek-k'ha-ra. Through the influence of Ibis connection, Maongsat was, at one time, raised to . the station of Governor of Manahan, a place, how ever, which he soon lost in the vicissitude of Burman Court intrigue. He afterwards became Myothuggi, or Chief of the district of Syriam, his native place. In this situation, he made of all the Barman Chiefs, the most vigorous and persevering resistance against our arms. Hostility to the Berman. has always marked his character, and brought him into frequent troubles. On one occasion, not above four years ago, he was actually led out for evocation, and pardoned on the spot. During our occupation of the - and after he had once fairly joined us, be and attached, without receiving any meet than that of being retained in of his district. Now in power, he professes the English. The practice of sitting before the Great is denounced by him troops and retainers of all kinds are into his own presence, or that of other attitude, and salute like English Sepoys. that, after the example of the English. ' all his prisoners, after disarming them, neither kill nor maim any of his enemi Hitherto, it is said, he has kept his wor utmost deference to whatever, in person English, and although in possession lower part of the river, the smallest belonging to us are allowei to pas' mole.tation. His insurrection against 'eminent was what no one could ho , persons, otherwise well informed, length of insisting, from the earliest Ii 4 4 4 • - MPS %-• Mat .-;" . 1 I I : •.4IC : , \ l ' ii, i .-.41 . ~ 2 • ~, •.*:- is X, ; ..;" C .. .• ' • I . . • - . . t . - • • / 11614 t ' ille . . ._ • • ' eliW I' , • . . . eve qi ..„ 0 ~. • ' 4111 .- Pl..- -.' • 4 +. • • . -4110114.' j. ‘'l . ' ' ' . • • C r t :ti , ...- < .. . - • 1 '. 1 • " 2 ' I i : • : 40,,,60L • , 1 : .1 f ... • - . Aft • . . • . • . • ",, ser OP e• , . • •• - . .0/ • • - . • . ... 'it . 1, • , r .--_____-----_ TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 31, 18n. . . . .. ._, : [PILICS SSVENPRNCE. :ft V,.' , .1 • . . „ . . .. .-- . • - . :Arts, mt. • CUSTOM•HOUSII, DOTI& Shreseshary. Tae whole of this list amounts t 052,944 agreement, with respect to English Vessels, clawing to i 1 • w a s i a i it e n aned, g• - • - -,,,,, A LING • ' FOR SAL' BY AUCTION, • Roman trown's; and that of the four preceding lists to come and trade in the city of the Sacred and Great ~ 1 1 1 • ..'- •Y. _ -1" • CTU L ar Oilier of dm Hon. Commiesinen of his Majesty's Coteau, Nllloollllll4ll4r4wArkWilealrowatica• At the Custom Howe at this Pkto. 305,1111k i ina_libeg in all 558,825 Roman crowns, or nearly Kingdom of Si-a-yoo-tha-ya (Bangkok). • I immieilbreiliblet tbef WO be On Ihnotanr, the Mk, and Tuttnappr, the Iltla August,lllll7,o $4904900 -1 . I . p. • An, T. Vessel'. belonghoto the subjects of the Foglia So- " titbit . ' lai dilldlif . Aid Mg l'ilf Ile • Ten &Cloth In the liseentios peeldsaly, •:,-, PARIS, Juts. ell. veto:Debt, weather European, or Asiatics, desiring to wan an d . . *mum a a j g g a r r win e TH E UNDERhiE N T I 0 N B P GOO D S, . teetertbly'lini a rtibunal of the First Instance decided wade at Bangkok, nurit coot/mosso the esrabilshed laws el Skis in In 'mar Lem au. or a h tst , t h e dai tatitt a t i e by General F raate a c h att i opot , every particular. Merchants tenting te Bangkok. are puldbised i Navy Tigress of lanfmmell MOOR alaVerism• ape Ida Valestypeps Lata , _.• 4.olllwilwared Prim from putchasing paddy or Ike, for repent% the snow U stestisin- , biadame Murat and her children. ' to be elated ill its • lid Is ter al' SS limes Pager . Fast; WWI . LW plain Prints din, and if they import fire-attlia , shot, or Seneostke. the? are • b rub thec a l a i i m age e r a agg i n e poi . gr ee d • . ._ . g o g i patt s ok abeawi . e . owes , • Yesterday afternoon ton, Court of Assize at )patio, . . bind front selling them to any party. but tads, Government. into bli • ' ' .thigefond, Pimmismei. •. 17 ditty, Poi .J . I: : Goiters Ok the verdict of the Jury,,condeatned Ullsesit fig:tile-01. - . the Government not require seek Scrum, slut. or gua- r thamma lia lm fla' *elm* " li du bs l. l " (Urealter i t chnswf be rs"d re- 14 : imdr a Engra iete l;ll 64ll ll 4 C F :llll tiff. ,:-. Y t .I t ll 4l radios:4l silk atiglen Ostma s4.ll E dull -. : _. ,_ . - EAST INDIES.. - • • . purtier a the enerchaets must se export the whole .1 dam With ••••Cfl , .. tt . : ,... ,:. excppeou .se of me th wArlike stores, and paddy sad doll• Illerehantss subjects of the Engnah, aid merchants at Baogieli, may My arid .. ... ~ without the intervention of any other perms, and will • lo ar bat° . . I f it 4 417 ligUa Ta . " 118 4 4° be paid ill eg unn Netal 1341 b" ,', ; li e . - 11111 . kiwabgega s°4 ea C las . sa liawl. tram 11111 OALBOTTA •GAZITTII. 1 1 / 1 0111VED TMITIMINIII and facility. Merchants coming to trade _ at the whole •• • 6 Bilisswrsolet +Sala** We WP after datc TREATY BETWEEN THI HONOURABLIC RAS? IIIDIA Wart Detiesand Charges, sonsolidated ammo g h th r b een d t h o f • 11,641 Kerner; VOA 4 allilk &WARM I • ins dam Cektreet may be sees at-this Olke, et • • ag N en , og ow e .11 . , .... g r0 .. 4 . .to4r A NY AND THE KING OP SIAM. . thevesseL . . , . • ;.1.-Ws Dinmentroa, *pet (*tile grease sleek, of %Ai. 'fha , 'l6 Scuffs • 'Fns pOsieritli Lord, who is in possession of every it the vessel bring an import cano e she shad be charged 111111110. t e tandfild (1,14 drab for emit IMairwoo . fatnewi fa breadth. : : Callectbrs 'of kb Majesty', Canons at I.llllet - 7 • left Olt UT Vtgead LW good and Maley dignity, the GaD %WM, wino dwells . 4 ; be dwimport cargo, she shall% Waged Mem d elf • ; atia it molisk sod Sao &moor, 'Nth' Po.- ; ,!APIT 4 eat a i s iiicciii 0 1. lb* sassed . - NIA Iron paase pause ldamseareoebillbmaletitbswolakeedsai : - lat Babas. vespetskey. • • ._, ,. 4 111 . 141141 0 Yal Vial! Of t" alt./ o°4 - Ito bleclislorot.oe eiteedettdedibet lotted tifiltedbmii422l 'or a law qebeffefillzdardli: . • • , 0- i -so briC ids CoMprehensib eto thwhead.and br a in, - die ur ellbrvidtsmer to English *objects. . Aay. IL Itlerthant vessels, the property of ENO& Illdects. co ma ce , of it ui ti int be a i giike a g.' an d ea ,* '. l• Leggin...Sant. Ifielphli Leather . beauty of .the Regal Palace, went: and infallible-there wing er the bae, must tin s anclor end step there, aod the Cods- 11 pot , dielreirte in word .. e i ti i g i a. . aagi be delivered _ . V ie errlain ,Vsites . • . l Salk set Westin Shawl- (titles, of the lirongin . cir second King of Siam), have madder of the vessel must dispatch a person a ithan;sonant el she i Goods uuy be Wetted Days precedlmg He Sale. Chick ea the Day aggainted i mid meat be sienna- clp A thrisesii of keg per tent. will he napilred. bestoWed then' 'coMmands ispo ri the heads of their Ea caw , sada return of the people, gams, shot, end powder es heard ; titer dewed by Ms Iftliner enziulasto Catalagisoway b a b al k a m adh ge g gi b,..bg e g o go b e r e turne d relleteres, the Ministers of high rank, belonging to the the vessel for the infuntation of the Governor at the showth 01 the , '• ' 1 I'velth die Party ' 4 in As penal stes of One _ , ,, to Pershasega, : , ~ • _ . sacred and great kingdom of Si-a-100 thi-:ya, to asa 11 el % • will fend a pilot and sa inkrpreler Os coward's as- , , 11 . i l I mess* cd the • of • • , - - . . s pilot brineng the vessel over the bas , mint man and be- wep i• I 1 . .. I.l . l.lll . l l! e r 9Ralia ! ' 'LONDON' MAVAZINE. No. St,' Me AuousT.-‘ , - t estable and frame •a Treaty with Captain lia. ar i liklkg l ßnPu n " g ix the ONlPsolbe of At mid. Upon she palmy, the English Env. , y. On the part of the ; Enit low the afteirey, whiciathe intermentar will point oat. . ••' Commas:ll it: il sew aseheedis TWUktriar4llllllllllowt mimic , * I , lffiv . v. bio4eire.. , meginnire amt . ariwir, Tb i ri lishGueernment, the Hon. East India C o mpany , wk. Aar. 111. The proper OillepLarill go en board the vowel, end sagebditahlbaabs4 hr. 'torten 1! ••:. T: ‘ , .71 . B ee t ee -G oo db os be a uh rify bu ooid _,,pk ui r., th i s iiks ,b of govern the countries in India, belonging tothe English, examine her ellevoughlY. and afar the rpm, abot..and gswdot ham been removed sad depotited at Palmier Vest uk the abaci of the '..,..1 1 ,_ 's ' V •'' 4i Arprefaitrile .htly-Ufa -of lord Zidob -116mpson's Travels In Southern under the authority of the King and. Pat Unbent tit Boer st air the °mono ,. t . pakalsw , Ea inank dievisiel to pee ! 1 . tr a il. 74, i s i4._. l '. 2 .- "..• .'•'` "' , ilea - ' 1111 "7 .11 " 11,161.4 " aragid" tiro Soodh.„,_,,_,_ lll4 °°- land r. and the Might Honourable Lwd Aunterrie, Gov a ,";,„, 6 1,' .i. . ° 4 : .• ..f.,•• • '..-- '• i AlO r Pera44 ll 6o - 11 * . 444 """ 9 - I F` si t -Tb " d4re rune r - 4 . 7 4lol .'"''''''''r tremor of Beazer, and other English Officers.of high Am IV. Upon tke:vei . ests aqii i angkOk,.tiie °am.?! , - .• . 0 .' , rs-rMagstiwataa, Dec. tcc. , 1 fi 1 1100 %Oki 6-VEHEDA wits". .-- . i . rittedeml Clarke. Yort.street, Ohmet.jamiim ' talk have deputed Captain BOWS?, as an Envoi? . lillenistelos win to oft Mint - Mi.. r . 11, r. • °P" 011 ' 1 _ 11 • 1 ‘0" sag stratiennt of•wbserver engsliearteren boar! I and the. : . . El! ' •" se Itinistro.• ha . 44.:higiiiiiedl - ••,- 1 ., , ' -, ~ ~ represent them, sold to frame a Treaty with their breadth of the nisei lus ben measured sad 'ascertabsid; themes- '••'' i ' . 1 ' icist a wintnt.t. **- -•• ' ' • I • , paregiri.ii liiittistei Soh galleheith. 4 gist '! I bliwtals* Vette twee& •31 41 - • tellencies, the' Ministers of high rank, belohging to the onus wM be allowed to buy and eel! according to the Mat Article I i nth Aim, ale" :sceitedlisytes Ids affailleto. Sow Gorgage relates so men.-,Mostut. ' . 'sacred :and great kingdom of SiA•yob-tbalti, in view, ottots 'Agreement. Should a. vessel, span rt4eiv(pg an Ern hat bsbahe laggi am , moose M e l ee; sue d efo orr a rd ` :..', •• Nit t'aintiked, price ,sa. la 'boards; Sixteenth Ration', die illianwie• and English nation may b ec ome g r eat cargo, end that she cannot erns. 'the bar with die *Me, and that I b e e n es bi; a ',4 e ' it it.- p a y ca n ; kysiso I• . ' IllipHE AIMS of LIFE; a Now-Medical Commis • h she art bite cants-boats to tele down a portion of th e ear= , . . IPA friendi,,coimecutd in love and ejection . with oaken at ad awommind choker, awn pat shores ant • fff isiestY t elinrYs' at . Tighlirekek hi the ... a 4 .JL -tory to the indimmions • arising- from Human Frailty.; ii senaine candour and sincerity oft both sides. dist upon such cargo . 1 .. •, . 11 •7 111 . 11 . T. l ialth the C.Ases, Symptom., and baneful Effects of Lues V. AIITICLI f..-=flse EnelliK said Mame eogage in triendship, A„ V . W hone ,„„ eawl oa . oura , ganna „ mono , g m ; wi ng . e•ri.4i. • • Goner, , a "gem, then, Stricture. Snake Weakness, dcc. are folly de. and illbction, with aneeal hock allaterky.aad endow. The th e Commander of the vessel must go and ask Chao ha Pima . ttlt, and kb of Mises, to. AffeMei a Agialge, - •; . Port 11. embrytes Prectieal Observation on basal Siamese most not, meditate smith evil, so as to molest the K bkorf o r a p „,,,, j „„ ace and if them be no coon far r'''' i •.. Debility, Self-Abuse, and bilental Irritation with some Interesting lib Mani tuanner. The Wass not meditate" "M a k also Ph j; ii ii e re Kidang, 'shall deliver deepen elteneste eldenni intik ..' : f, _ Observations on Vegetable and Animal Ilk •in Part 111. is a Ise sts to molest tin Alkissey In day manner. The Simagie. ma y , the vessel. rpm her deperturo, mins at Fabians, ,'I Ids, TS* Hill a well 'lBth , to Lieutenants me : lea of Cases illustrative of the • preceding ' subjecu, egpklning must net go and molest, attack. disturb. Wig* or take any Places she mist anchor and stop at the usual Choke'', and after the pumper Mole hieed4 - '• • ." - • tido in a familiar manner.-By GOSS and Co. Consulting Stara territory or boendarj, belonging to the English, In any country, G w en boo ip „, ~, howdowd • oxamwed boa ., aho amid 50y:1 6 1.,, ~ l i ' . 1i1 !... aeon; London. blest to thelCellash; Mk alludi most slot go - old mileolsati" nem her guns, Mot. assd powder', and take bar 4spartere. - 1 hAd tali , laltilawat. to Masser% estiime Natnra Nati. disturb, seize or take.any.plqce. racrintry•se bookdorf. belosidSli As:. VI. Merchants being *Alms of the Uzbek Goner& • I • _ tbeh AMMAN " - ' . • Qmpibus ease dedit, si quis,cognoverit oti.--Ctonue... tithe Siamese A any sal. deject_ ,to the Siamese. .The Stamen went, wh e ther Europeans or Asiatics, the Commanders, Olken, h the um " sitibwriagied disitst• tad titk iisig„ ' Sore Hamm to an the fund of bliss supplies, , shall stole nosy own wilhinithelliiiansesbonderks, needing Lawngar and the whole of she crew wg oeweivi must moms , to .Its trawl appkuititis masts eke wise. to their-own willandcmtonas., - • established Lim of Siam and to the stioulstions of this T a 7sar lit y a in every . particular. If'cismelleate of even - SINK 40 not • I 17 Ykitil, that fd. Pets" ms? than: toad *ant .2. Illneuna, a Nen-MaNcel-Analysto of some Complaints Intl- . [The eight following articles are orate same friendly and amid in what may beanie payabie to Ann ; and.not'beif A rn o is Females, in "Ada. ilessetleted some important admired 4 eel* dnesiptkel. • °born th e Articles of this Treaty, and oppress the inhabitants I' • em ties AMAMI requirektre..l.ing Hair no t k u bbg thus en the hat d e ldnih e it( e i t di ng . t h e ir. circumstances, synah Ammo TL The En g li s h and Amuse _ rant nadir earn. that of this country, become thieves or bad men, kill men, mink ate. I meat p sbuiramormemiikkiey i ikmtimi gallikkasid . . • 71Wetibtect of Sterility is espedally dwelt there shall be ais unrestricted trade between . them, c ps Sal steely of, ' or, treat disrespectfu ll y, any great or *Amanda 7 1 ,i, ~ . India las • and lipailikatases illustrate the subiect. Widish , countrks et Prince of Wales Islands hdaia as and officers of the country. and the case become important la say , r •, 1 the allit:theY are to 'Se Pall dab' nnfl b sts 1064 Qs° [ugh Yams? Hen! grove color decens. - Soffiffero. ante the Siamese Muntriei *if Liget; Merdfloogi way Whatever,. the proper officers shall take jurisdiction of It and ; : ; 1 to Osetillorkta that they km subscribed to AO ihit, Her. TAis•- 4 . 04, 1 2 . :Skiers+ POWs JruskswYlol4. QMSlC.elok.tanv : Siamese Iwo- minim die offendet. 'ff tli t e ullince vii homicide, and the Arm. . 1,. li. I nadirs/ u s eikie , ise d ro g a r m g o t,Ndid ing i rtillikkkrillei Lord t' "Aii l velierethe ;twain; bloom? • eines.; Asiatic Anerthan of tie English countries, not. ban arts i stant i pt k atom , t h at I , p ... ded f r om evil intends .. shim ' Tbe Waive easy Sr bed elf Zbeiwored, Gillir ", add Piper, SD; Pa. Ilogenese, Arguers; or of Butorttoss shall bo shalt punish wlthleads. If hbe any ether "laws, and the tori . 1 nbiesevrionneone sat of the edit Oilleses ANN temi a bosio .. . , _ _JI . i att.:. mall; is. sr, rons,4l,2letaday; Mewed de midgets* inrstiand. }Oa -bll OWN* . 1 4 the • liVal- - '" be the Coimatasier or Meer of a vessel, dr a muchaii be skill "osillillioaillatib boa soliof Ala ant . the' tad *Maw NM • Whoa, h Princii.etreet. corner of Gernall.atteet, Asia* met sot being Burmese, Vatares, or.daseeadanta et b e g oa d.. I f b e b e o f a l ower no b b da m n a whipnwt shelrmilf Amtwelli dogrebacisha Eke Outikatee Seams rE and G. Unclaimed, 111, Fleetotteto; Hlghley aid &a. ' -de enterintootettrade with the Siamese doini. woad , acceriltag to . the established law , at • sm . fi; 1 i,„,. ." Maui de rrianortnar seinereployallay. - 3•7 4, ilese"""al . chooerk-As met. limed . Looilos • : - boweilmat Idawo.. Tau*. Inellonsain. and Tar of Basel will prohibit English subjects. desiring to note and trade ices artrAbwaeg oia lama, " m ei Avon o ro t o wo g," r ia sisa i l7et sad . Star_ roma Bury ßarks and Kinoeh . rook, Norwich a ; R. which ft are tow part to t h e E ng u s b r mu b . ; fl owe d to do so at Bangkk. from speakin g disrespectfully or offensively to or of Ipswich ; Dutton, St. Edmund ii ; eely, overland an by water, upon the English furnishing them the Great Meets of Siam If any person at aingkok oppress any • ; oof net lanai s, he** the MX rat 010 l bt Poid• st re et, Bristut ; Barratt and Duffield, Bath ; itt e ., P CAridire : .witis proper certificates. But merchants are forbidden to brie / English subjects, he shall isit punished according to his" off - ence in" n , Act oP;Faillfilielit rebid . 11 the Sidi flirt II 1 44 Todd, actuate. Leeds ; Ne t -lo bes) , Bi rm i ng h am ; Trewman, opium, which is positively a contraband article in th e territories et th e same manner. ity ..,w as. aud i t i la d.... h a A ct g ot gl i gobjggts *eat ; Wei to Yost ; Gore, Liverpool ; Harrop, Mr. Slam, and abould a merchant introduce any, the Governors shall . 1 ' The Six Articles of this Agreement let the Olken at liacgkoit Meows AP Pfau, 155, Troopte, Glasgow ; ft, Calton-street, sibs, horn. and d es troy the whol e of tr. and folglaidou. 0 " 6 " tar the Pst Y kaantlit 41111.1 " Millnistgh; Porter, 71, Grafton street, Dublin ; and by all Book= Am, XL If any Englishman desire to ttanunit,a letter to any and Merchants , sub j ect to the English, faint and obey is ever? pat' • to his Majeatyl Neer; It la mulettil ley 1 1161/111111d1 Price 5. .) • perion in a Siamese or other country, such penes eadlrilt sail* deular '' h " ll its '' said Act, " that if any Camunisoiswid es. litanies ' •••blesets- Gass and Cs. are to be coosslttd, as usual , every day, at shall eperi and look into the letter. If a Siamese itilllllllllmffik CALCUTTA,. Fn. lei. err. who shall be spik y. ' to „ win H a lf p ay , aid ask West ; and Fatheads the country are requested to describe a letter to any person in an English or other countrymeliperows By the Bombay Merchant, which arrived on the 22d, ; . i i Ikons to receive and be paid the games at 0 , neat th , lidemely whia c,s est is ea roorarded se. 'miming a retuktaistefitiAdvine and Medicine, on nd_nooth s : a r in shaAopen and look obstruct the letter .' •. - s ounneets - - Mr. Crawfurd, and most of the Gentlemen attached to , 4 to any part of the world. Lit. MIL alai not g 0 sad or internals his•mistion to Aga, have retured to the Presidency) I. I i is Residence, he may; apply to th e Treasurer of his GOSS urd Co. M.R.C. Surgeon, No. 11, Bouverle-street, Fleet- in the data of Teague and Column ; English mentions and sub. Navy in London, to have sack Half Pay paid at se sweet, Leedom jests shall have trade and inietconrse In (store with site pine facia The accounts brought by the Bombay Met chant from i . . +lace of his Residence, Ea. in the manner piloted out 1 - Sty and freedom as they have hermits's-eked, and the &ilia Mali the new settlement of Amherst eitend to the 9th of this t Aet." And by a further Act passed in the Dith year FRENCH PAPERS. net g° and molest, attack , " disturb those states upon any pretence month, and from Rangoon to the end of January. The , • I. i whatever. • t Majesty ' s Reigu, mantled, "An Au for enabling - ran .-- cantonments at Maulam'hyeng have been nearly cots- • . ~. Am. XIIL Tice Hansen engage to the EngliA, that the Siamese ' . ain his Majesty's Navy end their-Representatives, to FROM YRS MOEITIVE or SATURDAY, ItILY Do. shall remain in Quetta, and take proper care of that country and of pleted; and on the 26th and 27th of January. his Ma. l Ind receive their Half Pay," It is enacted by the first MADRID, JOLT lit. its people; the inhabitants of Prince of Wales' Island and of Queda, jesty's 45th Regiment, previously at Old Mirtottons I P! i . , asses of the said Act, " that if any Officer in his Ma- The authors of the late troubles in Catalonia, being ' b u n a a " trade and hiters " nle as heretofore ; the "'lnc" akag crossed the titer, and occupied their barracks. . There key no duty ripen Stock and Prevision-Inch as pude, buffaloes, • is every appearance of the new station ;moving healthy. ity, who shall be entitled to receive any sum of Money re d uce d to a mere handful of men, have withdrawn into v i ttit Asb padd and dee, which the inlubitants of Prince of rrr . Y. . iccount of his Half Pay, shall be desirous of drawing a • ales . Island, or ships there , may have ocebaion to purchase to The sick of the 45th which, in December, amounted to • the mountains. Si: of them have stopped near Girona ,change for the same, spin the Commissioners of Ms r Quack ; and the Siamese shall not farm the mouths of th ere, or 140, were reduced by the end of January, to kW,. and . i. Navy, instead of receiving the same by Remittance the diligence from Perpignan to Barcelona . The Go- any streams In Qaeda, bat shall levy fah arid proper Import and among these them were bat eight severe cases. • ! .; .1.:11 ..,4f. ..,1% de.iee_ he Ure...., .5.. 'r...........r vernment is taking measures to reestablish security in ziorn nos" . T..' 64 silam! tatt_kcc_ l °Safff. that when Chin NTS Th. ......., ...1 R 5r...v.. kra.... :. ~-...._.:.. ../ it... if the country, and e continued faithful ly other encourage. I chi adminktration • nofes•es to imitate ing and mooching m as unmanly. His re diiected to come • $: er chiefs, in an erect ipoys. He declares list), he will dismiss en), aid that he will mies taken in action. word. He pays the ► erson or property, is of the whole of the lest boats or vessels iss his posts without nst the Burman Go• ► ace foretold. Some had even gone the I t period of our itrea. 3 11 .4e aID UNIQUE PREPARATION OF CA RBO ?.13 EFIT.IiVESCING CHELTENHAM SALTS. S incomparable combination of all the solid ,tents of the celebrated Cheltenham Sprinp, producing `date disengagement of Carbonic Acid Gas, on the simple of Pure Water (a process never before effected), is now I to the Public with a degree of confidence proportioned 'versa approbation it has already received from some of distinguished Members of the Profession, as uniting the pahtles of the Waters at the Fountain Head, with the Saline Ingredients of the Springs, and thus producing the though mild and agreeable substitute fix the Owl- Platers ever produced by Chemical Science. Beavan and Perrins beg to apprise the Public and Fa t this preparatiOn is now (after a tong and very elaborate )toep t to a high degree of perfection, and will enable and Troeliers at ■ dbtance from the Springs to possess for advantage of the Cheltenham Waters in the neatest 'PProsiaistion. 'ed by blesses. Beavan and Perrino, at their Lahentery, ''eti Cheltenham ; and add in bottles at 41. 64. les. W. each, by Mews. Butler, Cbestists; Cheapside. earner 'Aare, London; 54, reebvilla-street. Dublin; and 73, Met. 11danburgb ; also by Mr. Sanger, lux Oxford bd all the respectable Medicine Venders is the United ti• insect-nary to direct the attention of the scientific the Well known fact, that- the Cheltenham Salts, as pro , evaporation from Waters, are necessarily freed by the trout all the gaseous and teak contests of the Springs, (institute so important a Modkal Agent in their Ain& P. AA for BZ4VAM and Pssanti Clelteilum ROME, JULY 12. A fifth list of voluntary contributions for rebuilding the church of St. Paul has been published—it includes those which have been made from the Ist of January to the 24th of June. Among the sums in this sth kit are 1 -10,000 francs, by a person who will not be named, transmitted by Cardinal Macchi on his return from France ; 32,701 Roman crowns, transmitted by M. Genotte, Austrian Charge d'Affaires at Rome, proceed ing from a subscription in the Austrian States; 1,000 francs from the Marquis and Marchioness de Clermont jonuetre ; 1,000 Roman crowns, sent by the Earl of