Star. — London, England, 1823-08-18 00:00:00

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Geneva 'Which will not be sold for less than the burin Duties, and may be viewed-on the morning of the dry of sale. • - A deposit of £25 per Cent. will be requ'red. BT. ALBAN'S, II TT.:.. . ELIGIBLE COMPACT Cf/PYLI(*D ASTATigk . FA BM-HOU/IR, ♦ND otrOviLpikos. And nearly TWEN'tY•FODR ACRES of Widow and - - Co. Frederick's-place, Old. Jewry ; or Ifr. Whiteley, Sn nettfildli,'lSFAnithasts.. Henry Hanisdeb; tete eif.Walworth,. coach-master, August 2.5, 30, and Septembes 27, at. twelve, at the Court. of Commis sioneh of Bankrupts, ..BosAighall s street. Attornies, Messrs. Charsletatfd Batter, ffiatlt-tan'e. - •DIV ID F,NDS to be trileln t 1 ',IQ T1A14.-SIII • CRT. ' Sept. 2_, 11. carter. Ratclgfe-liighway,litten-d raper, 32 twelve. Sept. 6, W. Tate, Citittcin.4tieet,b66kseller, at tivilve. Aare.: 30, G. Fehr s Lastrietice-Phoothey.bill, merchant, at twelve:A_ Sept. 13, Dkhens, Skinnecutrcet, e4rdwidocr, at ten. " - • DIVIDENDS to be,made in the COUNTRY., Sept. 12, 1.. Squire; Earys, Huntingdonshire, tanner, a t twelve v at the Crown Inn, St. 'lves. Eopt. 8, T. S. Hulbert, Chippenham,' - UndinAtapeor, It ode, ale tail Push Tavern, Bristol. S:pt : 8, T. Oressmsii Watbarwert, near Wellington, Salv,.gcocer, at twelve, at the enmintrctil Booms, Bristol. Sept. 18, T. Edusunis, life of Castelbugged, Cardigendlirs, tionlle, et twelve, at the Lintelloysal Hetet, Oartnarthater I, 06 Beastliest, Crowk, Lincolnithite,vroollen-draper, at eltr sten, at the Haut Inn, Doncaster. Sept. 15,J. Jackson, Itahop wearmouth, banker, at eleven, at the Bridge Inn, ashopirear . - mouth. Sept. 8, J. Roger, Sheffield, merchant, atifee/vh, the Tontine lori, Sheffield. • • - • . Arable Laud. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTIOV IL . By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), . FROM SATURDAY Niqurs'GAzEric. At Garraway's Coffett-hnuse, 'Change-alley, C,orribill, on Tanis nave the 9.Bth of Lugust, 1823, at Twelve o'Clock, AVERY ELIGIBLE COPYHOLD ESTATE, situate at MAIDEN CROUCH, adjoining the Rental Henipstezd Roads, about two miles and a half distant from St. Alban's, between the Preserves of the Earl of Verulani and NPTakgart, Esq. comprising a Firm-house, Barn, Stable, Cow hou.e, Cart-house, and otber Outbuildings, and nearly TWENTY-FOUR ACRES Of Meadow and Arable Land, in a Ring Fence, in the occupa tion' of Mr. Renew» ' ' Tenant at Will, who has notice to quits A most desirable spot for a Sportsman, in the vicinity of Hounds. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Roberts, on the Premises, of whom Particulars may be had; at the White Hart, and Angel, St. Albans; Essex Arms, Watford; . White Horse, Uxbridge; Greets Man, Barnet; the White Hart, Southall; of Messrs. Impey and Wilthtman, Solicitors, Inner: Temple-lane ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, Nu. 17A, Regent-atreet. [This Gazette states that his Majesty has appointed Henry Gompertt, Esq. to be one of the Honourable Band of Gentle men pensioners in Ordinary; and it also contain!. the appoint ment, by the Lords of the Treasitry, of Edward Roberts, Esq. to be clerk of the Pell; in the Exchequer, in the room of the Meg, • tc ry Addington, deceased). MILITARY PROMOTIONS. • WAR-01'61de, AUGUST 15, 1829. Royal Regiment of Morse Guards—Corporal Richard Xing to be Cbastorosast,er, vice Perry, who retires. • • 3d Regiment of Magoon Guards=Philip Dundas, Gent. to be Corset, by purchase, vice Todd, ptomptsd in te nth Light Dragoons. 4th Ditto—Serjeant-Major Edmond Lawless to be Regimental Quartermaster, vice Jolly, deceased. 13th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieutenant Edward Studd to be Captain, by purchase, vice Carpenter, who retires ' • • Lieutenant Gustavus Home to be Lieutentut,•by purchase, ' vice Studd ; George Musgrave, Gent. to ,be Cornet, by pur chase, vice Home. 24 Regiment" of Foot—Lieutenant-Colonel John Rob, from the half-pay, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice John Jordan, who 'exchanges; Captain John Williams to be Major. by purchase, vita Gordon, who retires; Lieutenant William Hunt to be ' Captain, by purchase, vice Williams; Ensign John Dinning Daiway to be Lieutenant, by purchase, 'dee Hunt; Hugh Fergusson Kennedy, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Dalway. 6th Ditto—Lieutenant William 11. Eden to he Captain, by pur chase, vice Clarke, who retires ; Ensign Thomas Holyoake to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Eden ; Reginald Curteis, . Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Holyoake. 6th Ditto—Captain Harris Hailes, from the 41st Foot, to be Captain, vice Booth, who exchanges. 10th Ditto—Captain Joseph Radsdell to be Major, by yurchase, IMPORTANT LOTTERY INTELLIGENCE. THE present GOVERNMENT LOTTERY is for TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND PRIZE MONEY, —contains Three 5e40,1300 Prizes, Two £lO,OOO Prizes, 34 other Capitals of various denonliations, .and more Prizes than Blanks.—lt is tube drawn on the old regular and approved sys tem, every Ticket singly, each deciding its own fate and no other. —The first Prize drawn out of the Wheel will receive £lO,OOO extra; all the Tickets are on sale in the open Stock Market, not locked up in the bands of Contractors as heretofore, and are lia ble to floctu-Aori the same as any of the other Government Funds or Securizi-s, of course the Price is influenced by the demand, and as the Sale is great beyond precedent, a consi derable Advance is likely soon to take place.—Au immediate Purchase is therefore recommended at 13 ISH'S OFFICES, 4. Comilla, and 9, Charing-Cross ' Where 25 Capitals were Sold in the Last Lottery alone. C ERT IV' rA TEL.—Ens 6.- J. Read, Love-lane, Aidermanbury, packer. T. Sykes, Bath. Eas:on, Somerset, clothier. A. Trail, Hanover -street, Harty over-square, boot and shoe-maker. C. Bis'hop, Leicester, ha tier. M. 'Hargreaves, Liverpool, 'timber-merchant. s T _ o the FASHIONABLE WORLDand FAMI LIES visiting the Metiopolis having d& to FUR. NISH.—A saving of Forty Pounds in every Handfed for prompt payment. it too frequently happens to persons unacquainted with the best markets, that the most grostimpOsitidns are prac ticed in the various modes of dealing, and in none does it appear more conspicuously than in the very exorbitant charges made on all articles necessary in the furnishing of houses. Impressed with these considerations,the Proprietors of the ORIGINAL FUR NISHING WAREHOUSE, No. 33, OXFORD-STREET, opposite Dean-street, near Soho-square, respectfully invite the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, to an inspection of their extensive and unrivalled stock of fashionable and useful FURNITURE, comprising every description for the Drawing-rooni—Splendid English, Swiss, and French Chintzes, patent idesino Damasks, of every tint of colour for ditto; rich fringes and laces to corre spond, suites of windows, Ste. made complete ; cloth and mo t teens of every shade. of colour, for -the dining parlor, li b rary, ; 23 four-post bedsteads, with furniture, and bedding, com plete, made op to the newestdevisor; 30 - tent, field, and French bedsteads, with furniture 'and bedding. The feathers of these beds are dressed in a peculiar way; by which the unplessant smell is completely Lot rid of. The mantzfactoreAstock of Ca binet Goods for the dining-parlour, consists dfseveraLtnaho ;any pedestal sideboards of 'various dinwnsions - 13 vets of superior constructed mahogany &Movables, of diferent.sizes, about 26 dozen mahogany chairs, covered. with morocco, satin, hair, &c. and nine square Grecian couches, coriesponding.-.-TbO manufactured stock for the p q ,win g -room, comptsres jtheut sets of rosewood, and mahogany tables, and'sis smaller seit o with several stogie, 100, sofa,. and pairs of cird , tablea r aVout forty-, eight dozen of different patterns rosewooctehairsi.and "wards of 30 dozen of excellent imitation,. To whirl MaY be ad4e:d a great variety of rosewood and imitation seilUire sofas, : touthes, &c.—The stock of Carpeting embraces every description.:—UP wardiof 100 real Turkey carpets ; the Jar mint of superior Brussels in the world, with 'riil s:tn. stair carpeting, together with sundry otitivottilthwttio tot insertion.- 7 -hltiNlsA afidcox Oa! , /Fag • ISSOLUTIO NS OF PARTNERSHIPS. :- Bradford and Christie, late of Budge-rosy, woollen-factors. W. and' S. Vale, Wine Office-anat. Fleet -street, coal-merchants: Anderton and Co. Birmingham, merchants. • Edmondson.and Co. New Bond-street, silk-mercers. Slade and Dicks, Wnrces ter, glove-manuf-cturers. . Allen and Kingston. Upton, Han:s, monsters. Clare ind Co. Wright and Yates, Stockport, grOcers. I'edler and Taylor, London. Wood and Co. Leeds, stuff-dyers. Nichol and Co. King-Cress, Halifax, iron-founders. Pack and Jeyes. Ileppel and co. Taplow, Bucks, paper-manufacturer , . T. and - J. L. Dale, Shoreditch, corn-dealers. Mackenzie a:1-.1 Mitchel!, Glasgow and Manchster. Shatwell and Banks, Mac clesfield, drapers: 11Iaillard and Bannister, Plurn-tree-strcet, Bloomsbury, embroiderers. Graves and :Way, colourers °lna turaL.history. Yeardtey and Pigott, Barnsley, Yorkshire, linen manufacturers. Holding and Wornham,.. New - gate-street, rib bon-manufacturer's. _ On Wednesday next will be published, J3oth in French and English, in crown Bvn. embellished with Portraits of Madam PANIANt and of the Prince of Cosottaca, MEMOIRS of. a GREEK YOUNG LADY; or, MADAME PAULINE ADELAIDE ALEXAN DRE PA N AM, versos lIIS SERENE HIGHNESS THE REIGNING PRINCE OF SAKE-COBOURG. This Volume presents very curious details of manners and characters of the Court of Cobourg, and includes Letters ftom the Grand Duke Constantine, the Prince de Metternich; the famous Prince de ligne, the Duke' and Duchess of Sass-Co bourg, Prince Leopold of Saxe-Cobourg, and several other disticguishrd Personageson the Continent. 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Tits ACADIDIte Smarts. 9th 1511uu. . - HE PUBLIC are earnestly warned againttitni morons IMITATIONS of Docidu Sou:mores CORDIAL BA LM OP GILEAD, pet forth bi seriral unirincipted dividuals to ensnare and deceive. The great reptitatke so Vidg enjoyed by that excellent medicine for the cure of , Neermas Cad& plaints,Declines, and Diseases induced by..Famedvs' Indulgenciea, and the great demand for It , have tempted the worthless and un principled to this nefarious practice, by which many invalids have been irreparably injured. These imitations extend not only to the Name of this medicine, but to the Advertisements, Wrap pers on the bottles, andeirery distinguishing mark zxcarr Tu.'t wmicti vrotiLa.ngvoLvs srus urs 07 rut naraahatims namely, the words " Same Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on ;he Govern ment Stamp Ailed to each Bottle, to, imitate which is felony, and punishable as such. To this distinguishing mark the public attention ii particularly directed, without whith no " Cuitnist. BALM" whatever has any claim to the Merits of Dr. Solomon's invein ion. o .* The genuine medicine is prepared at Gilead-House, near Liverpo -A, and sold by Mr. Johnston Boolaseller, No.o, orn hill ; Mr. Sanger (tate Bacon and C o.) 151:4 Otfired Street, op ' pouts New Bond. Street ; Mr. Ward, Holborn ; aqd Mr. grad ling,Royal Exchinge,'Lohdon ; ice bottles at lla. *id), and fa mily 'bottles, Containing the quantity of four stnall ones, for whereby 11a. may be saved. N. B. 1 k careful to ask for " Doctor Solomon's Cordial Balm of Gilead," and look at the *name otathe,Stamp. Demus et placetu sazor.—..-Hoa. Thyliouie; and CM the cupsif life, . That honey - dro p thy pleasing wife. ZOCRATES, by his discourse on Marriage, so en b..7. raiiiiired hli auditors with the subject, that the married men fie* to theirwives, and the bacheltits hastened to bet wedded; and " The Spectator" has Aimed, that the Vrail tvwifels the 1 most agreeable and delightful name in nature. . The sacred institution, then, of marriage, compute, thesie.; sideratum of our enioyment ; teething not only with happineas on earth, but disposing the foul itself to harmonize with bliss hereafter. previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, , it becoMes an imperative duty, nut only to regulate the paeanty but-to demise the grosser nature from those impurities 'which the freedom, of nnresiricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. • To the &ilect, of such ittendtin are attributable many of duos hapless instances, which, While they %pets. the conunimeateplal of the beholder, giould alio linprese fifth With the fear of Mil . reprOach. . Imansions habits voßecektiolse the lridi—O residence in the tropics will relax the clank fibre-- - -thit more MfsieLiili does the premature laudation of youth too 'ftegiseutly cathgronthe the, natural dignity into a state of inanition ' from whence the ago nized sufferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To 'all such, then, we addrisi ourseliei i Offering hope—cait i ff —thus.: culur strength-7(elicity ; nor willoug *maces appear. queatkoir able, sanctioned as they are by the niultiPried proofs at tWeitry, years successful eiperience. .. Tint easy miresslt married lifA m sometimes diaturhed by the cuspension of those blessings Which concentrate the 'nnptial wreath-.-Mr the female liahit'es often constkutionalli irsai— yet it can be strengthened,. and, debekr9+ energy Mtpioved into functional power. I,n every case of . syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every re- Lization of die geuerttivi.ecoaboly, ye itivtige .pu.r. libibFy to cute syceilily„ and yr,ith egeet.. ,ga!mi*lf sPiPaIr ) VA q tattle unfeeling emaric feorn the pet4t 4 9 l 3 eft , JeeS4V2 l 4 ! l / t4,.e.1 up, we deviate from genegal Viriticities.wm lun ; and confident in o ur . own henouribleilitegeity Zlitia bit*. ot (he College of 'Surgeons, we refer the stifietink cOttattleolti Oehbgr sex (ineert4l.l% those 4;oleritlf itip. Ipiqply4ll ge) at opce to /mg bons e t ybeze daily atttlicOnifs,i; Tn, tot' personal 'cub astation; and letters Tann the eolith are immediately 'an steeled ; these iiist'contain a itiatlithisets ot Advice and Midi eine; which cap be forwarded. ea au7 non at tbe_Pltrlas bqy ever divanr.. Qo*.S.ao4 CP- :A li l. . C. §"graq' P. Bouverte-stritt' ,:ilek:eciiet, On. Just published (Sixteenth Stlithitij, 1. The:4bis lifei.a fa! f miller coninteotarg du :the above Qi!easai.7-1114, . • 1 11 1 ` ' dressed exclusively to the Eemalc ffl*, . iu:ly be hall I t fis l it.l'" thrigloW : -5 9 , rail-mad ;.l o t a iwseWets Belie ; 1 4,Pliet- Itt.Cßtk Ltorttion ; Portek, ;f. to 6 bit ; So111;10, livingate, - Glistow ; 'aid of litiblimiCas:: . Me iia • • vice Payler, promoted. 12th Ditto—Lieutenant George Lawson to be Captain without purchase, vice Jenkins, deceased ; Ensign Charles Williams to be Lieutenant,.vice L awson; Henry Williams Adams, gent. to be Ensign, vice Williams. 17th DittO—Second Lieutenant Henry Clinton, from the Rifle Drigade, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Yorke, promoted. 1 .14 th Ditto—Lieutenant Alexander Child to be Adjutant, vice Smith, who resigns the Aejutantcy only. 40th Ditto-e-C.alitain John ;Montagu, front the .81st . Foot, tq be Captain, vice Maclean, who exchanges. 41st Ditto—Captain William Booth, from the 81st FeSt, to be Captain, vice Hatles s who exchanger. 54d Dittk--Lieutenant Richard Frederick Hill, from half-pay of the' 44th Foot, to be Lieutenant, • vice George Campbell, who exchanges. . 54th Ditto—Captain James Wiliam Henry Welch, from the 80th Foot, to be Captain, vice Boller, weho'exchanges. 57th Ditto--Lientegant Peter Gray, from half-pay of the Royal West:lndia Rangers, (o be Lieutenant, vice James S. Keat. ing, whh . litchanges, receiving the difference; GentlisMan (*let Henry from the Royal Military College ' to be • TlVislgn, •4ritheist •OurcSale, *vice Beckwith, promoted in the Wee. thirstk• • -;*. • 72d -Ditto—Ensign William Stewart, f r om half-pay of the 39th Root, tew bi Ensign, Aiello's. Wilson Nicolls, who exchanges. 80th Digit -i- Captain James Arthur Butler, from the 54th Foot, to be Captain, vice. Welch, who exchanges. 81st Ditto -Cairtiiii Charles Fitiioy Maclean, from the 40th Foot, to be CeySain• vice Montagu, who exchanges. 91st Ditto--Brevet Majdr Abraham Creighton, from the half pay of the 55th Foot, to be- Captain, vice Robert Stewart, who exeliatrggs., • 93d Ditto—Captain Frederick Alexander Mackenzie Fraser, from half-pay of the 71st Foot, to be Captain, vice James Gann, who exchanges. Rifle Brigads—Ensign ThcMas Sidney Beckwith, from the 57th Foot, to be Second Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Woodford, promoted. Ist West India Regiment—Ensign Francis Boyd, from half pay of the sth Foot, to he Ensign, Vice John W. Magee, who exchanges. 24 Ditto—Captain Nicholas Wilsoo, from half-pay of the 9r.d Foot, to be Captain, vice Henry Nosworthy, who exchanges. 3d Royal Veteran Battalion—Captain Tristram Carey, from half-pay of the 60th Foot, to he Captain, vice H. F. Courte nay, vrho returns to his former situation on the Retired List. Royal African Colonial Corps—Ensign Hugh Mahon, to be Quartermaster. some. Hugh Idahon, late Serjeant-Major of the 67th Foot, to have the rank of„F l asign. • ' ' 1101111TAL RAPT. Staff-Surgeon John Alexander fichetky to be Deputy Inspector of. Hospitals on the Coast of Africa only, vice Dr. Nicoll, de ceased. snisvramms. Major James Payler, from the tOrh Foot, to be Lieutenant-Co lonel of Infantry, by putthase, vice Major-General M. C. Darby Grilith, who retires.. Duerr. To be Lieutenant-Cob:00s in the Army.—Major Roger Mae niel, of the gd Life Goarde; Major Richard Montague Oakes, of the la Guards; 4,24 , Major Henry of 'Uxbridge, of the Ist Life Gaud.. " • arsonm•si.... The appolnyment of lames Young. Gent. to be lirospital.As- Aistatst to tar Yost* vitt ltkinildloa, deceased (as stated in the (iahette of Sikh lose last). has not tiara place. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. • . . "Joseph Munton, Highpte; cern-chandler.... • • ' ...Übe 'theater, late eL.Ker44l6nl6. SePtitrarlE, bu4irs. •jlllaln Wog, Ed Lenare-read L chaesenionger. %hides Rote*, late it *Steurpeiti“ Worcestershire, Letipliet.i • merchant. BANKRUPTS. „„ t Bruce Smith; Brintol,'lnnbelder, to surrender - Afignsc 29, 50, and September 27, at the Bush Tmean-Brirtstle :AN IFllMterr and Akite, Lincoln's Inn; sr Mr: Short, Bristol. ganiuel Sqiiirei, St. Abatis, saddler and kasnees-mater,Avelai . 19, 26, aid September sz. at ten, at thu,,Court of C9_lnMis" sioners of Bankruptit,' Ilaiingstreet. Aft`citniiti, ' M lasts. %limb:6o9e kid I.olti, Cidebtailittiet: r . . . . Henry le Daersett. ttedr, silk-merger. August S. 26, and Sir tember at eleien . the' Cotit4oulei Atm-hies, Mr. Makinson, Middle Temple; or Mr. Focien, Leeds. ` Bonr; Middleton, King-street, Rodtethithe, merchant, August Bid September t 27, at ele4iti;:at !tburt ei.tom- Ilthatogerspl Bankrupt!, Vskia4l4trpli r AnyorMer.BienFs. i gq: f 4:4 Co. 'Sing s Arms-yard, Colettran-strget. ' G Cocker Debriderl-plate, *oat tb. So,. an 4 ieptembrf_rs.S' Pei e.O th e Ce""rt qt Commissioners of Bankrubts Basingltall-sireet: Attorney, Mr• 4l Miler, Ifinei-itteet; r gent. • •••• . • Join. Banc*, Jam 9f, unottarrog, clirmardkkaeldre, dealer in ca;clesegtemblult, 5, and Dr, at eletrn, at the White Hart Pirberii;"'PeMlirokesbire.-• Atterbbii, IWllliafts, 4leattV HINS.BkI I 4. Wetinti. Graff * raia7cind 'tidier& 'Siandac M #8• 4 • 01- 'llZet int. - #JlOlO9a4 if= Fri f er rta i r 44 , r • TNI I IP 75 - 477 - E . •i• • •- •,• • - The courier' front Cadiz, arrived yesterday, has. broukiit intelligence that great hopes are entertained' of the spee,ly conchision bi` the hu-siness at Cadiz.—* From what has - tralpir s e4 during tho'day, it appears' that on . th eld, the *k i isitid One the Cbutchel, and thatthe acclamationsolthe people and the troops 'sitire.mFile stTiViiig:Vris-lid3carfhli - ti , o of the re gariiion, declared for the King ; that in order to check them, it was necessary to call in the other re:liments,to'which the Madrid militia - were mole especialiy joined ; thatit iego, who possesses influence over the mind's of the sloops in the Isleof -Leon, re paired thither, in; order. to- keep. them together ; finally, that there prevails La the town and its die island a great-agitation s :from which a happy result is expected. • It is besides saidoliat in .an extraordinary sitting, held on the Ist, Om. Cott4.s decreed that the King should. beset in 1i40 1. 4.1.07t in the next sitting. they - however, made his . liberation the subject of condi ! tion, which ate not,,„letknosep. At the momen t whets the courier left the head quarters on the. 7 Wei laskeitea . that the tortes, despairing or dieir situitioti, - had'ibincioned Cadiz l leaving the King ter by iiimst4l. This lie*: iiiieds collar Mation f but eilbe frOiti Bayonne gives intelligence fritim Madrid 'or the 10th ) , it follows tbai'inittre 10th this nei:s waritill believed at Madrid;-,Aitiwistdes.lDehitts. The con espondence *OM •AI Nd rid in • the Quell dienne 'contains the folloivirig state.ents: ,- -- • " The Cortes 'stispeiiilled their Sittings Ott the 4th. After the fermentation which'prevailed tHat day at Madrid, a speedy ci isis4as expected; the jrayithsts loudly expressed their hopes; and the Inlsiitte Don Carlos was already pointed out forgoing to meet the Duke of Angouleme. P.S. e approach ihetermination; the received from 'Cadiz Con fi rm' . this. loieltsni corn: mands in the town. The Revolationiits hhie drawn into the Isle of Leon,, the last .refake Of 'the Constitutionalists, and there they are trying toretard for some moments the event which must deliver Spain." The following is extracted from the Madrid Get . - mile of the 9th : " The Regency has received from Burtillos, in the Asturias, an account of a commotion which took place on the 15th at Luarca. In that spatter, as in many others, it had been thought.suftwstxrierglyto disband the National Guard,,and the men ,Who com posed it bad. returned fo their hoiiies. tattihg" act vantage, however, of the absence of any mititary force capable of keeping them iii check, they sud denly assembled, arid prOceedid to the' square to re place the Constitutional stithe: They begat) by throw ing the King's bust into the seer. Oa the titst"ac count of this aggressioo.the-Ooverrioy called_together the Royalist ibbahitants. yip form exerjwyiere the great major ity, ‘ll;ey erce!y attacked t Wit - tout Revolutionists, - gnit arie‘ted their inliittliiiil rTug leaders. The others• are sought after,lited"44ll ie4t escape thechastisement they idoserve. l ?-iit:li A Spanish ponder, this instant arriveskaniatunces that in the moment of his,departure fror l eadix, King and the "lfoyalYamili;Uvre traversin g the :amidst tin irdmense *trbwd, llittg the air With cries Of jot. 'lr.'s% as hopedthat theOisett [courier would confirm -this. great and good :ilea*, which bad spreadall over,,Modrid in a inutof, fl . "Vice& rniAiser. r Everyfaire l thtinbabitant! eybrace one antither, tear,iorip7 Bow . iheir , eyes, and nothing is heirldobilt Prolri."J • ' = it appe.irithar for :sortitqlqi the Cortes, yieklitt ,In A...c10t carat, :have: Mote& a little the airs* of t h e ;masons Orich gift retsitlitiem* ha4P49?:ed against our unfortunate Moniich. ppil**,c94ol#4 JULY 27. A 'French frrgaVe has irtits4d; li4t alriady 4Argitii firattoft the toseb.• W 6 See b4r nog froiliiiitlre. Wit hiring .00f ,patuisitig..airtifllevg heirs Fronk metre .a4.41404.4. 1 )9 ( )RP . W.e,t,i0,9 ~1 14 fMr. :It; dlit 'own • • • - 77;u: • .7, • : . , 4 1.0! .r •7a oral t 43 (11 In the Press, and shortly will be pnlaliabed, . By G. and W. B. Winrrazza, REMARKS ON SPAIN ;_desoriptive of the Man , iV tiers - and Customs of its Inbabitanrs. CootitnOonal Troops, Party-feelings,present State of Trade, dcc. By .1011 N BRA MSEN, Anther of Travels hi Egypt, Syria, and Greece, &c. and • Sappho, Scs. In One Vol. live. , ,