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lection for the benefit of mutual instruction was pro , posed, and received with the inert generous geld. The Journal of Poilouse, of the 14th April, states S &Bows Fisolnentas or CAtavinna, APRIL IL...The different bodies of illlarlimu are, for the moment, destroyed. ft! principal Ciders Om arrested, and about to be tried militarily. The French Autho- Mils required that the two fobirms, arrested near Minoru, should be tried by a Connell of War, and also a peasant from the neigh bolabood of Uriel, who had Ward a'-pat of a body who had attacked with stows a Irma Pat. _ The Tribunal of the First Instance of Havre, is at, • present_ occupied with a very remarkable proceeding between M. Boyer, President of the Republic of Hayti, and M. Blanche; an Advocate. The latter demands 1.50,000 f. as fees which had been promised him for com piling a- Civil Code, and which have not been paid him. He has caned a considerable quantity of merchandise belonging to the Republic to be seized. The cause will be tried on the 2d of May. The very important question of competence will be first discussed. LISBON PAPERS. LISBON, Aran. 2. The Gazelle contains the account of the closing of "the Sessions of the Cot tes on the Slit of March, by the Bishop of Vireo, in the name of the Princess Regent ' wbo was prevented by indisposition from appeasing in person. lii the Chamber of Peers, on the SOth of March, - The• law regulating the Stamp Duties.wits discussed at greit length, and passed, with one or two arnendments,mbich were sent to the Chamber of Depeties. The•Coode de Y.lia Real ; would have had a duty on Newspapers, not, however, on account of the false statements and even ',serious accusations affecting his character which souse of them had published, and which he had refrained from noticing,.though he might have prosecuted them as libellous. . In the infancy of the new institutions, he would not do anything which could lead to a supposi tion that he was an enemy to the just liberty of the Pleas, which he consideted as one of the principal se. corities of the liberty of the citizen: The Noble Peer thought that bills of exchange might also have been made subject to a Stamp Duty. APRIL 4.—This being the birth-day of her Majesty Queen Donna Maria da Gloria, the colours were dis played on the forts and men of war in the Tagus, and the usual salutes fired. APm 6.—The Gazelle contains the following decree of the Cortes of the 21st of March, sanctioned by the Princess Regent. empowering the Government to raise a loan c•t 4,000 contos of recs. Donna Isabella Maria, Infanta Regent oaf the lltfationis 'of Por tugal, Algarve, sod their dominions, in the nlertie of the King ;— Wetaus: it to be known to all the subjects of his Majesty, that the igeueral Cortes have decreed, and are sanction, the following law : " Art. 1. The Government is authorized to contract for a loan Ito the amount of 4,000 coutos of rees (h 1,000,000 sterling), with a nielting,fund oft per cent. having the power to crstabllsh hips/Avon which it may think necessary. 01 . Art, h. The Junta for paying the interest of the Public debt is — dinged whh the interest and sinking fund of this loan, employing aarestaßy at least 40 contw of rem in the purchase of the bonds of the said loan, whether they can be purchased In the market, or drawn by lots, in the case of not finding seller•: " Art. 3. The Junta shall keep In their chest the bonds which they shall have acquired wish their funds, and shall present the asumbers every year to the public by means of the press, that it may be Proved that their redemptiou is net in arrear. " Art. 4.. Toils, able to answer this and other payments charged ttost the Just. for paying the public debt, its dotatlon shall be krtd at 1,060 contra of reel anuually, adding to its present antalint it f 600 cantos the sum of 160 coatos of rees (.eto.ooo sterling). Art. S. In case of a deficiency sr smear in may part of this dots. lion, the payment to be effected by the Junta of Debt is guaranteed by the whole revenues of the . public T y. " Art. 6. The donation of the Junta of Debt, thus augmented, shall be established on the former imposes, and on the new ones de dared is the following ankle, both being consolidated till the ex ' election of the debt, and placed under the saw Junes Art. 7. The new tales are.- ▪ A. twenty reel pa each alpiert of all foreign grain which, ie conformity with the law of the 15th of October, 1624, shall be imported Into the ports of Lisbon and Oporto. " 2. Six rees each n/quirre upon foreign flour which, in eon (amity with the above law, shall be iatroduced loco the mid ports. 4. Ten rees each alpiere ter all corn of Portugal, Algarve, end the Portuguese islands, which shall be imported into Lesbon, ot any otherport of the kingdom. The tax shall mot, however, be exacted fee any grain *lnch has already entered Into port and paid Custom-house duty. • 4. A taitm stamps, which shill be regulated by a special law. " Art. 8. The' grain comprehended In the preceding article, and which shall have entered tho barns before the publication of the present decree, shall not be subject to the payment of the above mentiossed dudes: " Art. The Bank desiring to take upon itself the whole or pact of this loan, the Government is authorised to •permit the in tome of the funds of she said beaks to the amouat of its original stock without prejudice to its shilrehoklers, and In the form which ism" be roved upon at a general Meeting. " We command by the present, to all apthorities to whom the linpwletige and the exeradon of ibis law belongs, &c. Qlven at oat ?alms of Ajuda, the 51st of March, 1827. 4 91 11 11 80 " INFANTA REGENT." Lietnenant-General the Conde de Sampayo having resumed Ids militsry duties as the Cones are dosed, tho Princess Regent has o►dtred thanks to be given to the Baron d'Albufeint for his zeal, activity, and great pru dence in the command of the city and the province of li.tremadura ; and to Lieutenant General A. H. da Fon seca Coutinho e Poems, for his conduct whilst charged wirh the general inspection of the cavalry, while the Crude de Ssmpayo was attending to his duty in the Cotter.. Tice Portuguese brig Conttantia arrived on the 2d in -the Tagus, in 58 clays from Itio Janeiro. The Captain reports that there he been an action in the Rio de Is Plata between Admiral Brown and the Commander of tl.e squadron of Elate Rios, in which the latter was 'mot tous, having Jestioyed sir of the enemy's vessels, ho los t goo men. He adds, that on the evening before his departure two Envoys had arrival from Buenos Ayres to treat of preliminaries cif peace. TRAS-03-11ONTRS. Captain Vasconcellas, a half-pay Portuguese Officer, entered St. Gregorio, a village in Traisns-Monies, on the sth instant, with a band, consisting or hlsout 200 Spanish guerrillas, and some Portuguese rebe)s. The -Marquis of Angela ordered insmedi.itely 203 sokdiuts of the 21st replan to attack this party. This party roceeded against the rebels, who fled sit the first onset, l j eam i lit t h e i r b ag gage and a considerable nurnber ofi prisoners in the hands of the Constitutional force. _ , TE EVENINO 4: H LONDON. ; c iIONDAY, APRIL 23, 1827. - Sr Giodis'ilYar, Kuta's Maws DAY Km—og...6 Hipiawkir. STOCK EXCHANGE., TWELVE WEI:MIL. • It ha holiday at the Bank, Stock Exchange, and Fordipsedailsee, couaiquence of which, a great number of Jobbers and Deters have assembled on the Royal Exchange; but up to the present \ time, little pr nothing 1f doing. Consols may be quoted at *Si to in consequence of the French rents contittg higher. We have it repiiited this morning, that the Marquis of trim now, will joinAllr. Cameo, god that the Doke of Devoe:sem is going to Ireland. • ' • Letters from blidritto the 14th inst: state, thkt it was reported in that capital, that a change in the system of that Government was going to take place, and measures were going to bi adopted to recal several of the liberal grandee*. Couriers repeatedly are arriving front the army of General SAWMILL% and it is thought that army Is in want of previsions. CITY. TWO O'CLOCK. The Report of the Marquis of e Larsnovra Whig accepted the situation of the Home Department continues to gain ground, and gives great satisfactioa to the Public. Consols have been done at 113{, but at present may be quoted at 85} - 4 for May, and up to the present time little is doing on 'Change. F Pastor Fuses Areas 20.—Pivi per Cents. 100 f. 40e.--Poar per Cents. 92L— Three per Cents 16f..15e.—Baak Stook. tt,07.5f. -.Reaps de Naples, /Tr 90e.-41:ayai Spanish Leif, ..% In the far peatitert ci,our Saturdayi.publieatioe,. we were able, excispasvely, to annou.see that the Niger ciations with the , Whip were broken offi'llt it *ow eery confidently reported that they have' beetp resedwd, and that the Duke of Meowing"' set salt on Satniday evening for Bowood, - Wilts, the sett of the Marquis of LANSDOWN, for thissespreu purpose, and that hopes are still entertained of a favourableissue. We should certainly wish to see these expectations fulfilled, as the junction of the Noble Marquis, who has long and deser vedly stood well with the most enlightened potion of the pUblic, would undoubtedly add to the itrength and consideration of the new Ministry. We suspect, in the meantime, that it was 'not so much on at:intim' .ist mint' e shades of difference on the Catholic,4uestion, or general politics, that the negotiation was Token off in the first in,tance, as the difficulty of finding as many vacant places in the Cabinet, and minor offices, as the Whigs, naturally enough, were desirou. of possessing. At the same time, r<e believe that the Noble Marquis was anxious that the claims of the Catholics should be made a Cabinet. question, but that objections were raised to it in the highest quarter, the Ktpto wishing that it should remain, as heretofore, an open question. There is every reason to believe, as we h rye already said, that the negociation hai been renewed with the N )ble Marquis, so anxious is Mr. ,CANNING. to chew that.his Government is not meant to be constituted on exclusive principles. No less than three Peerages ate td be et Coma io the Legal Profession t Sir CliAttuti Aaiun-4 to layeeeted Load TINTERDILN ; S r JOHN Cortwr, Lied Las°. Hunt. ; sod Mr. Itosixsos, Lord Goothtica e of tick Castle, being collaterally descended from tie Wage Family in which that title was formerly vc.tedi . . --mill, 4-- Th 7 s forenoon the Duke of Davors-winit..the Tsafl of HARROWS; Sit JOH N COP L SY, Ali. WENN. Mr. HUSEISSON, and Sir CHARLES GKA NT, h.d a long conference with Mr. CA MSG, at his house in Down.; int street. By the Duke of Kent pacset, which arrived at Fal mou.h cm Friday, in twelve days from Lisbon, Go vernraent have received' dispatches final the Head . ;Quarters of the British Army in Portugal, dated the . 7th inst. By the same conveyance we have received Lisbon Gazettes to the 6th inst. ettracts from which appear in another column. Private iccounts to the. same date haviteaehed us, in like manner, at whieb tim-, we are happy to say, everything was going on as , well as the most ardent friend of the new order of things; in Portugal could desire. The recently disturbed pro.' vinces in the North were brought - 'back to i gate of tranquillity ; and the Count VILLA FLOC, who had . contributed perhaps, more than any one else to bring' about this desirable change, had scurried to Lisbon. In his way thither, he visited Lieutenant General Sir Wtutrast Ctarrott, at Leiria, from whom be met with the cot dial reception to which he was so well entitled. Thus all our anticiptions, respecting the issue of the late execrable attempt to overturn the constitutional system, and substitute for• it an intolerable despotism, have been fully verified 4 . illa - .1.11 may 'IOW IXOCIgtm . tulate the Reader upon the great secession of honour, as well as substantial power, a/I.kb this ;c3untry has acquired by means of het-,_protopt and vigorous interference in favour of tliti Wag and moat illithful of her Allies. But for that timely intirrosition, the Emperor PIDRO *Mild in vain have declared POrtugal free, and his gefierous intentions in her behalf, by exasperating the Eiction opposed to all improvement, would have probably done more injury than good. He would also. in all 'proba bility have destroyed the intimate connection which had now for upwards of a century subsisted betiepn that State and Great Britain, add w h ich, by the vigor ous measures so opportunely adopted by our Govera ment, is pl tced upton a firmer, as well at a more cordiid, footing than ever. • A Brazil Mail arrived this morning, bringing Rio de Janeiro Papers to the 223 Feb. inclusiVe, • The Papers are chiefly filled with European crews, and make no mention of Buenos Ayres. The Diario Fianainease of the 13th contains a dispatch from the province of Ceara, announcing that thirteen Englishmen being questioned Ij an interpreter, declared that they belonged to an American merchantman, called Beverley, Captain Bars- Mooaa, hicli c having sailed from Berlin , oft ' 'the 17th October, bound for Lima and V.stparaiso caught Stein such. a manner that it was impoasibie to do any think but take to their Watt as fast as they could, and having put some prtielsions an! water oo board, they thus effected their escape.— The dispatch is dated December 9. 1826. The Diario of the 15th, announces that the &gigabit, on the peti. lion of Messrs. STIMART, MACKAY. and Camas-Ks SPam, granted them Fermission to form . a company at Rio de Janeiro, for the e•tablithment of reading. ] rooms, and a library of English books and periodicals, for the use of the subseribers. On the 18th, the Ewpsaink gave an audience in the palace of Boa Vista, to i aron NEUMANN, to receive the original document of which he was the bearer, relative to the betroibing of Queen Donna MARIA with her uncle Don Miougt., which took place at Vienna on the 29th of last Octobet. at the 11th the EMPEROR gave an audience to Baron MARSH ‘L, Charge d'Affaires of the Emperor of Aux- TnIA, who delivered his new credentials as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary. The Diario of the 21st contains an official notice, aonoun• cing the sale of the captured Danish galley the F •rtuna. There is not the slightest allusion in any of these Papers to negcciations with Buenos Ayres. Dutch Papers to the 90th ins*ant came to hand this morning. They contain accounts hom Padang andthe, ,Dutch possessions on the west coast of Sumatra to the 16th of October last, brought by an American yes:el, at lAA time entire 'tango lity prevailed there, notwith standing the reduction of the Dutch garrisons in that settlement, the greater part of which had gone to Java 'three months before. The troops destined to Proceed from the Netherlands to Batavia, and who had been stationed at Haarlem ever since the loss of the Wassenaer, set out on the 19th for the Helder, to embark there for their original destination, three transports having been en gaged for this purpose. We also received this morning Hamburgh Papers to the 18th. and the Journal de St. Petersburg& to tl•e7th inst. The former contain nothing of general interest. except an account under the head of Stockholm, 6th April, announcing that as the Porte still delays to fulfil its promises respecting the tier navigation of the Black Sea, by S'sedish and Norwegian vess:ll, the Swedish Ambassador, Count Lowe WHEILIi is recalled, and will pass some time in Italy. We learn from the St. Petersburg& Journal, that il.e &imams has Addressed an Ukase to the Archbishop. of the A RUILNIA ris,in Georgia, ordering him to iignify to the Armeniaps his special satisfaction with their loyal conduct on the invasion of the Persians. Tht following is an ex ract from the St. Peter:burgh Jouru .1: RlGA,Ascii 23. The first English ship, commanded by Captain Ji , hn Beaton, entered our port to-day. The fir%t that de parted this year sailed on the 10th, bound to HuU, with a cargo of ()Aki o linseed, are. ST. PETIOASBUB.GIi f Attu& 4.. • 7 The Court hits gone into mourning for ettee weeks Eiitprtivr • 1.1011711 ANI) . IIOLiTO . C01 1 722-111011SE. The following is a-copy of a letter received thiimete ing; dated BUIINOII Avail, res. 7.. • The following official notice has b en received from ant:Consul here :- A adnurai Guedez has received instructions not to detain any more neutral vowels which may attempt to enter the Port of Buenos Ayres, anlesp they shall return after having been warned off, and having their registers indorsed by some of the Blockading Squadron." •'llits concession has been forced from the Brazilians by the exertions of the North Americans, they having insisted upon it, and sent a strong squadrrn, viz. the frigates Macedonia, Cyanne corvette, and Boston, to back thrir demand. In consequence of this alteration. in the blockade we expect to have some arrivals of mer chant vessels, in fact the American schooner Ileaury, from Monte Vi.leo, has arrived here, and two other American schooners with su1 ar have got into the port of the Salado; in the RiverPlata ; and just now it is not very difficult to evade the blockading squadron, part of them are employed in watching Brown; the lat ter is blockading 19 sail of Brazilian schoonert of war and gun-brats in the river Uruguay. Ti ey are shortly expected to sort ender to him: The Brazilians madian attempt to succour their friends, having got a reinforce ment of 13 schooners from Monte Video; and a smart action took place on the 18th of January, near the island of Martin Garcia. Brown handled then very roughly, especially one of their corvettes (the Macioce) and-brig Caholio. The island of Martin Garcia, which com• mands the entrance to the rivers Pasana and Uruguay; is being fortified by the Buenos Ayreans ; Brown is off that island with thirteen sail of schooners and gun. boats, in excellent condition and well manned. The larger vessels of his enemy cannot get near isim for want of water, and the others he bids defiance to. The British Admiral Otway, and the American Commodore BitMle,. have taken out of the Braithae squadron at Monte Video all the British and American seamen who may have been impressed, or whose time of service has eryired. This is a severe blow to the blockaders. They hive thus lost 135 English sailors, and about 50 North Americans. It was upon application of the seamen, and after due inquiry, that the above proceedings cock place. Various privateers have been, and are about, sailing from this, and great havoc has been committed upon Brazilian commerce on the Coast of Brazil and 'elsewhere. Patagonia is full of prizes; I trust, and indeed think, that af f airs, as far as it regards the war, , are drawing to a crisis. By-and,by, I hope my cot.. respondence (it least in a mercantile point of view) will ,prove of more interest than at present. Aso az ehIISIRO. Frs. 24—Accounts have reached here within these few days of the capture of several Brazilian coasters, a degree or two South of this place, by a Buenos Ayrean cruiser.— The Thalestris, &swans, which sailed on the 19th instant for Cowes, pet back this day in consequence of leaking above be bends, but will proceed in a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Pam left town yesterct4 upon a visit to Lord and Lady CAMILA, at their seat near Richmond. The Right Hon. Grtoaoa CANNING W4s returned Member of Parliament for Seaford. on Friday last, without °pro anion ; be Was proposed by THOMAS Citaussus, Esq. and seconded lin a short but neat address, by CIMILLti HAIIIISOIII, EN. A letter from the Right new. Gentleman.to the Riectoys was read by Soul , Ftssotaaasi Rat• ILP. A dinner:was given upon the occasion. THE iaNcs BIRTH-DAY, ire . —....„..- This being the Anniversary of his . day, the scorning was ushered in with bells, flags flying from the different r demonstrations of joy on the happy 'surly boor the Mall in St. JAIDeI4 - y animated spectacle by an assemblage . dressed I. idles to witness the detachments Imeapanies belonging , to the brigade .mustered in military order on t, ponied be their respective Officers, all and the bands in state dresses of marl latter-of whom played several favc.t, o'clock the line was formed by Colonel on the ground we noticed Colonel 7 Grenadiers, the senior in command, roan, Colonel MACDONALD, &c. &c, tacbrdents had gale through their , movements, most highly gratifying spectators, they proceeded from the James's Palace, where the bands played pieces of music in the presence of a vast COURT CIRCUL.- visited The Duchess of GLoocasl.. his Palace in St. Jones's. on Saturday, The Archbishop of CuicraltuortY. I the Hasirserian Minister, Sir Joint Coes.cr, TATUM, had authentic* of the Kum on Saturday. Count Musorrea had an audience of yeatteday. VNeOttet GlAttVtLwt, Lfird SRA , stason,aod Mr. Leen.troir, visited Mr. Can The Marseis of Suao tran.acie. Prolspa oMce on Saturday. The MerqniS of LONDONDiRRY leetterr on Saturday. Mr. ri:Ait& retidttled to town yesterday . Arnim as M.P. far Hastings. Mr. CAUtilltlO received •isits on NW of Dwroiraniaa, the Ent a HARROWIT J Mao Viecuvat GRAIIVILLI, Lori latiotev, lionnsamt, Sir Joon C•w.ar, and the Hight Mr. Canute° was also in frequent communication J. Aiwasivanaut. Mt. C.osonsio afterwards - Se the King's Palace, St. Jaws s, to •isit Cuanza remised woe ttme. The Duke of bevossunta and the were occupied for a considerable time an Saturdry, .1. Aezacaowsic About five o'clock on Sctrtrday at of Devarsimie left town unexpectedly Is his a •isit torte 'Marquis of Lassuoi:x. Earl BATHURST still retains the of State for the Colonial Department; as d, the Secretary of State for the Home Department. Mts. CANNING is confined to her - disposition. The Princess Lateen and yesterday to see Mrs. Comes. FASHIONABLE INTELLII " ARRIVALS.. The Hon. Mr. Vernon, in Ornsveunaspant Piccadilly, from Clntra, in Scotland; Capt. r from Paris; Major Tyler, in Glocieester-p deacon of Gloucester's seat; Mr. William street, from Putney; Captain Gresille, In I Mr. Henry Trail, In Loser Brook -street, Wallis King, of the sth Dragoon Guards, racks; Mr. Cbantbre, in Piccadilly, front Ducker, in Brook -street, from Madrid; Captain mots-meet, May-fair, from Edinburgh ; Capra' .street, street, St. Janwe's.square ; Hon. James Mac from Sussex; Mrs R. Harrington, at Sir Berkeley-square, from Ozford ; the Duke vonshire House, from Chiswick; the Mar. Salisbury, at Salisbury House. from, Eaq. in Piccadilly, trout Lanarksidee Scotland Douglas Milford, In Charles - street, B erkeley , - Hall. at Batts' Hotel, Dover -street, from her ton; the Rev. Horatio Montague, at the Berners street, from Cambridge. CHANGES. The Earl and Countess of Plymouth, for Dowager "Paden, for Brighton ; Rev. 7. Peter's, In the Isle of Thanet ; Captain Rigby, near Wigan, in Lancashire; Captain D Meld, Sewell, for Dublin; Air. G. M. Packer, Lady Says sod•Aele. for Belvidere Par k Dublin; Rev. T. P. Chambers, for is. ReCtery, WINDSOR, APRIL 21.—A commune received Volum ' Esq. Mayer of this Executors of his late Royal Highness the 'vying his Maas:ores gritiolls commando the Cortiwation of Windsor, as Bridge Trustees. by his Royal Highness in laying the first ,At a Common Council held on Thursday, , eau passed for the presentation of the above and also an order that it be derelted with log to the Corporaditn.—A connitstnization by the Rev. I. Gasser, Vicar, and the parish, from the same snuree;•and mewl, voting the trowel used by his Royal Memos dation stone of the new Church: The-Loan HIGH ADMIRAL has ELaccwoon to dm command st Chatham. wed Sir C. Asaorr, Chief Justice of to be rafted to tbeA>etrage. Mr. Patirriarra is to be appointed Roth, with; Pierage. Mr. SHADWZLL is excetted to toe.GeeeraL Mr. Ss URIN is spokes of as the Mamma, as Lord Chancellor of Ireland. The KING, as a mark of his respect . towards Lord Livermore... has given the Deanery Noble Earn cousin, unsoUclted. The veoerabie Earl of ELooti "premed of Chancery on Saturday, to Amide some heaid argued; and his Lordship ore am . in excellent spirits. LEAMINGTON SPA, APEEL 19.-414 of wissusgros arrived at the Regent Mod out a visit to the Marchioness of Was.aossie.• howl was richly illuminated, and.** Cason= bird round the place, to catch a sail of the i immense. Die Spa begins te Y wag fan Marchioness walks out shaman wary morning Room Promenade Gardens. 'ad fin Saturday, the Private VieweF the bibitfos of the Society of Painter. ..I grater by a numerous assemblage of oebb sal dbrtnguish'ed the Art, previous to its being-opened to the Public, *' HJOHLA ND SCHOOL SoCtirt.—The F niversary F,stival of this Society we turday, at the Freemasons' Hall.—l,or+ the Chair.—Among the company, Provost of Edinburgh, Colonel Messrs. R. Fe guson, M.P. J. (Blair, M.P. Sheriff Winchester, Sir Peter ! Stuart. After the customary toasts, Treasurer, stated, there a ere at ps Lars educating under its auspices, expense for each did not average Alderman concluded by drinking Highland School Society." A list of scnptions sfas read by the Secretary es etc the Duke of Sussex, five ;unseal , 20 guineas • Earl Eldon. 30 guinea ,--( this ment was followed by loud applause); 10 guineas; Sheriff Winchester, IQ/pima' beck, 10 guineas; &c. it - 1 4er Na Mir •mr Orb Lao Dab CA I SIMI 41*. as* 1 / 11 mbar in INN rim 21 Sum Li boom food ite - ai diish iig — i Lsie %WI hay Poi and Hsi OM •w wog • 11 omilry;:edelailents by lb. 6114 Ilichs-13MuAtAl:U'esT:.4 S d ltttl h u 0 .41 ant the b l a pgt Park r of a tit :IP:aadYaliret;ctitliohi4nfeineilliGi Isnei:ndowtraine,ige3erendofolgoiactind,iAnht:cflegstr;.:nta:joit: ' :,: l . : jam . 7 mo-- 108,11:_fimi. Ho ieite erwrunrlyned. impracCailaortt.ln pjr e n : a o: t : litw oilv A ir. t i .i n esi ci .4,7 , -. 4 kai i„:4li:. c ;l ar Ta C e t. : a :: &c. After the sea 1 it different military - „,p 3411 r:lail:ttekshetPdet-corh°P i t s waher M daa'ri a e T me irs agtfo rr i:t:::l 2 : l l. .' ~-licailliii7: l 4l: l l es. , day. m. Count Minaret, '• A MIT, and Sr Hu m , tardy. woes ice of hi' Hamm goo sip hIAIOItts, Mr. Hu} l6ll :anew. rental:tr y . 11! :le.' business at th. .t 1 V' Visited Sir Joss Ps; t ß y i S es sa t te t tu r H t d d en. a n y ; C f lf . rom t o et :l im b l e . 17:1111 : 31 1 own •the Eel si Cit. AOO3, . the .rri 140% 110111110 n, its, toe 1 unieation with the lits, .1' rds iirmst at four o'clock ,it the Kinn, where Ur. sota SIM he Etrl of CARLISI.I - Saturdsy, with the Nat. ', • afterno.n, the Doke 'OF Of his carriage and twos !'"i ii i abet. te Seals as Secretary t imp . does Mr. Pan Wei Peal Lon Madame Fuca alai, D ais XIGENCL mr. its .1 square; Colonel Rookie Colo pe. Dawson e ln Pdf-msl, . Ar r .. tridsce, from the Ara ig,.. fans Mitchell. in Hari. i riccadilly, from Sum; , from Brighton ; Cassis Ss s, at S. John'. Wood Sou a.- n . vim Nottingham; MO Captain Bewicite, in 'll Nprain Knox, in 4 :il r ae j to h n n ald liarr ln in: llc 4; 04 .. 6 jr.411144_, 1 . lie of Devonshire, st De. ..i. . • Slarchlootiss Dovirs d SO I Win. Rae Was, ~•:, s ,' Scotland ; Ur. awl M. " S . elty-SqUille;,*l. 501,41 ell as her seat seer Soutaatop gesso 13etners Hotel, &MI, the 1 area line Or Kook Park ; Comm J. S. Salushory, from Sr. Ilh Baby, for Hormel 11.1, - Li s ellield, for Bath; Mail ..... .„ for Vienna; Lord la Lei t; Captain Garnet, tor teeter", at Boopy. Lora hie. I salunTention has ben 're this Bonnie", from the *Aber the Dolma You, me I Is to forward to him sad lA Trustees, the trowel utsi t stone or the new bride. TI r, a resolution of duns Thu are Interesting mermaid; p hut b the other plate Wan N. on has alas hien received saw t Chantehonardena of dice IA examestadosts tem/ Po' aipli Ones in laying the Cols th e ii la a I as •appointed .Sir It l. &ad f the King's Dena, is dead filen hued Master of the bail t I be the new Solid- he 11 he successor to Lord 161 4 AU tsar iDe rc p.r t eatem a r t y i esl c o l f ii li :ui t e fee b ectenu l id i th ag ett 41:6 drsa lath a: st ir t happy to note, sppwili for 1 .Hb Grace the Dale Pas Held yesterday Am"' *I im ,.. in the , m oist, do Wafi 1 mesesee of people mo t ' ?til t 4,44 WS a sho that hlst nun nadog letim er withh ogou ern in ia t a'hi°nsbiel be vi Lio at , nl e : 44 P ah / The" Lhet t eittr h pu e Twenty - th ird 1,... aria ll4o rr The i .m c un F d e shot : f l p e ‘ii ( v b .c :r olgt . a n f id te mi o.mtn d ooho r , t ev o b Tw o Lorij A ii :: iii son f irt i bi C ; Bat ✓ Laurie, and General 1, Sir P. Laurie, the Present I+,oo o Kb . 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