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Ceeti ti 7.." 4 ., • tib". .; /1 0 . 40 ,0- if otaNa ' 46 - - , .1„„„7, 1: • ir o 4 r ig . . , • • 1 1 1 , 4 .61 Sr . _, 11, • - 1 0/ 4110 . : • • 1 1 1 .i XBl N BIM 11 WEDNESDAY, 47-111g23. LP* t AN - ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, March 21, 182;., NOTICE is hereby given, That a Session of Oyer and Terminer and Gaol Delivery, for the Trial of pf facie commited on the High Seas, within the Jurisdiction of the A d m iralty of England, will be held at Justice Hall, in the o d B a il e y, London, on FRIDAY, the 25th day of April next, at riglit o'Clock in the Morning. JOHN W. CIWYER. • - This day vras published, I A irMI REPORT of the DEBATE in BOTH l' HOUSES of PARLIAMENT, on Mon lay, April 14, As the POLICY observed by GREAT mitTAIN in the AFFAIRS of FRANCE and SPAIN. With the whole of 'the Parliamentary Documents relating to that stibiket. London: Printed by J. Limbird, 355, Str.ind. FROM LAST NlCUrrit ciarrs. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED Samuel Atkins, Great Portlan2-stmet, chemist, frost April S to 13 , at eaten, at the Court tir Commissioners at Ihrikrupaii, BANKIWPTS. Timothy Lloyd, Ross, Herefordshire, grocer, to sarreader Aprik 29, 30, and May 27, at twelve, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol: Attornies, Alesro. Bridges and Quitter, Rea Ls-squats g or Mr. Hare, Small-street, Bristol. Johti Smvden, jun. Wakefield, corn-faetor, May 9.2, 25, and • 27, at eleven, at th e S ess i ons -h ouse , Wakeileid. Attorodra, Mr. Lake, Cateaton-street ; or Mr. Taylor s Weaseeelds John Dicken, Burslem, S.affordshire, batter, April 211. sad . May 27, at eleven, at; the Legs of Alan Inq, Burstein. At tornies, Mr. Watford, Gray's Inn ; or Mr. Herding, Hardest. Henry Hewitt, Lte of Princes -street, Drery-lane; printer and publisher April t 9, 26, and May 27, at eleven, - at th e Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, BasinghaSetreet. Attorney, Mr. Farris, Surrey-street, Strand. Robert Pratt, Arcber-strut, Westminster, Iron founder, April ' 22, 29, and May 27, at tw e lve, at the Court of limit. sioners of Bankrupts, liningha ll -street. Attorney, Mr. Situ. ter, Millbank-street, Westminster. Richard Pettit, College-bill, packer, April 96, at eleven, May 10 and 27, at twelve, at the Court of Ctimmissionen of Bank rupts Basinghall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Knight and Yy ' son, Basinghall-street. Thomas link, late of Arnold, Nottinghatnshire dealer, April 28, 29, and May 27, at eleven, at th e Pun c h" howl, Notting. ham. Attornies, Mr. Hopkinson Nottingham ; or Messrs. Fuller and Sittwell, Carlton Chambers, Regent -street. Andrew Thomas Rigby, Liverpool, porter-dealer, May 5,8, and 27, at eleven, at the Star and Gal ter Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Mr. Steel, Queen -street, Cheapside; or Messrs. Atkitison, Scheot-lane, Lieerpoul. John Purley, Old Kent-road, egg-salesman, April 22, 29, and May 27, at one, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. West, lied Lon-street, Wapping. John Te-- • GRANTHAM CANAL NAVIGATION. TIRE GENERAL ANNUAL ASSEMBLY" or A :MEETING of the COMPANY of PROPRIETORS of thi' UNDER TAKING, will be held at the Mail Hotel, in Gmt .i„ i n, on THOLSDAY, the Ist May next, at Eleven o'Clock is thr Morning. Blank proxies may be had at my Office, or at the Bar of the Lion ILA, Nottingham. WM. OSTLER, Clerk to the Company. Grantham, 9th April, 1823. ' This day was published. In Four Volumes, limo. price XI ls. LOGAN, a FAMILY HISTORY.— Hear me, for I seiZl speak !—Bir'rus. Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-street. Where may be had, just published, Ricardo the Outlaw, a Romance, by Captain Simpson; I vols. price 14s. _ _ Owen Casale. by Mies Sullivan, 4 vols. Tracey, the Poet; a Sketch from Life, 3 vols. 16s. 61. 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N ari cE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the HALF YEARLY GENERAL COURT of the PROPRIF r TORS of this COMPANY, to be held pursuant to the Act of t h e 59th of his late hlsjesty George theTkird, will take place on WeriaseAv, the 7th day of May nett, at the Crown and hotbee Tavern, in the Strand, in the County of Middlesex, at 800 tiClock in the Forenoon. By Order of the Court of Directors, It. G U DE, Secretary. 8.8. The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'Clock precisely. At this Meeting the Election of a Director, to supply a Va =ley in the Direction, occasioned by the Resignation of Roger }wen, Bsq. will take place. SPANISH LOANS OF 1921 . AND 144 ortlE DIVIDEND payable in London on the Ist May next, on the SPANISH FIVE PER CENT. CONSOLIDATED ANNUITIES now in Circulation of the Loans of 1821 and 1822, negotiated by Messrs. Armour, Hum 11ARD, and Co. and countersigned by them and Messrs. J. Ler rarrs and Cu. of Paris, wiU be paid at the House of A. F. Hat.- DIIIAND and Sons, No. 24, Cateaton.etrcet, on that sod every succeeding Day (Sundays excepted) between the Hours of Teo and Two. It will be necessary to leave the Dividend Warrants, witb , Lists thereof, in numerical order, for Examination, One Dap previous to the Application for Payment. a turner Clement, Broad -street, Insurance-broker, Apnl 26, May 6 and 27, at ten, at the Court of Commissionen of Bank rupts, Basinghall-st. Attorney, Mr. Wadeson, Austin-friars. Thomas Maxfield, Salisbury, linen-dra er, April 19, 26, and May 27, at eleven, at the Court of Cntrtmissinners of Bank rupts, Basinghall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Walker and Co. be ,e. ng ONLY TWO DAYS TO DRAW. ' T and J. SIVEWRIG HT are selling Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, at their 015ces, 37, Corn bill; 11. Holborn ; 38, Haymarket, Corner of Coventry-strort ; settle they shared and sold SEVEN Capital Prizes the First Dar of the present Lottery ; also in the- last Lottery 1,467, a n iz eof £16,000, and 14,315,a Prize of £lO,OOO, drawn on the 1511 • (January last. NEXT IVEDNESDAY is the Last Day of Drawing but Oat: the Wheul contains 2 - of - st`2o,ooo, - - - - 5,000, &vides 21 others of £l,OOO, £5OO, &c. Those who intend to adventure will do well to buy before Next Wednesday ; for slruhl their Numbers be drawn either of the Two Prizes of aG,OOO, which are sure to be drawn on that day, or any other Captal, they may keep them ; but if Small Prizes or Blanks, they may return them, and receive undrawn Tickets or Shares it exchange, without any additional charge. SOClETYforttit• DISCHARGEand ItELIEFof PERSONS IMPRISONED for SMALL DEBTS. Craven street, Strand, April 2, 1813. AT an ANNUAL GENERAL COURT held this day : The lion. PHILIP PUSEY, Vice-President, in the Chair. JOHN CAMDEN NEI I.D, Esq. Treasurer. APACHIDALD Mame" Esq. i Lieut. WILLOUGH MONTAGU. CHAS. Viswaan Ploon, Esq. COLIN AlAccoutz, Esq. Joux Preys, Hs* Tstnuas I/outgrows, Ekq. Ilse line. I.rscgsrtaSraxiloes. ROBYN? l'looo, Esq. Bev. W. Warming. Mr. Ntcwou.s. RIFONTLD—That the Number of Debtors discharged and re- Beved frnni the undermentioned Prisons, within the last Year, were 934-678 had Wives, with 1704 Children ; the Expense of whose liher.,gion (including every incidental Expenditure re lative to this Charity) appeared to be £3. 20. each : Aylobtlif : 5 I Exeter 21 Marshalsea 123 &kin 13 Fisherton Anger 4 Norwich 8 Boom 4 flint 1 Newport, Isle I 5 litaunaris 4 Fleet 92 •of Wight i Belford 2 Greenwich 10 Newcastle S St &lavers 2 I lereford 10 Nottingham 1 IltrySt.lalmund's 2 Hertford 8 Oxford 6 Lrost.ple 1 Haver fordwest 7 Presteign 2 BornughCompter94 Halifax 5 Portsmouth s Carmarthen 16 Ilnrsham 3 Rutbin 4 Carlisle 11 Huntingdon 1 Reading 2 Cardiff 11 ilexham 1 Shrewsbury 6 flitionford 9 Ilchester 8 Southampton 5 Otter 7 Ipswich 3 Sheffield 1 Ordigan 2 King's Bench 83 SurreyCountyJail 1 Category 1 Kingston upon 3 Tiverton 1 Colchester 1 H u ll Tothill 24 Cambridge 1 Leicester 28 Worcester 12 Cold liatlifields 10 Lancaster 11 Winchester 9 Dothsru 16 LentonPevenl 1 Warwick • 2 Dm - hater 6 Monmouth 16 Wellington 1 Dner 3 Montgomery 7 Whitecrou-st. 129 pithy 4 )Iricistone 5 Whitechapel 13 Dolgelly 4 Morpeth 1 York 12 70 Prisons 934 BENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST REPORT, viz. Commissioner Creyke - - - - A. £5l 3 0 Xis. Crryke Gorge Gipps, Esq. 1 .11. P. . .. Nist Amelia Chauncey - - - • A. 1 1 0 Edward Brarkie, Esq. - - - 22 o 'rem Robert Henry Brown, Esq. - - A. 2 2 0 21% Bono, E sq . . . a, ''' 20 0 0 B.La Lady Ills E. Barnard A. 2 £ 0 Bniti Halibutton, Esq. - - - - A. 55 0 Itelivlas . Brown r Esq. . - - - A. 22 0 art Brown Mu Crowder, Esq. per Secretary - - A. 1 1 0 C "fge Milner, E sq . .. - - - A. 3 3 0 `Locke, of Deal, per Hoare 's - - 1 1 0 ~ B. per ditto - - - - - 1 1-0 .110 1„ ihwborne, per ditto - - - - 20 0 0 4 I lawrtoce, per ditto - - - - 5 0 0 f , 14 4, Per ditto 2 2 0. wllklikthwaite, Esq. per ditto . - - A. 2 2 0 11. 81▪ 11 Sthe i . . per Coons and Co. - - 50 0 , 5r t 7,1" 113 C alvert, per Cocks and Co. - A. 1 1 0 0 . vivu. Colonel Fitzroy Stanhope, per ditto A. 2 2 0 7: 0611 1 Johniw m Eden, Bart. per ditto - A. 5 0 0 71_ 1 kDrIzonsond, Esq. per ditto - - A. 5 5 C "gm Dloosond, Esq. per ditto - - A. 54 0 .11221111billiim ehWOod °11 , d p ' Eg erH q. amm . ersle - y and Co. - A. 5 5 0 5 00 t - L 0 CS- ral • £lll 11 4 .vcS r 438 1 illie harted and relieved from various Prisons '°_Dtiners, for the sum of - - wondered the Cases of - 28 Petitioners, ,APProved - - - 14 Aiderred for Characters - 8 Petitions, and Littted - - - 6. 2 , %diction& are received by John Camden Neild, Esq. the finer, Cheque-walk, Chelsea; also by Messrs. Herries, Far + ami Co. St. James's-street ; Messrs. Hoares, Fleet-street; Whitmore and Co. Lombard-street ; Messrs. Cocks, 1.,., C41:11 ' LP, and Co. Charing-cross ; Messrs. Dorrien caul Co. .i r , Cornhi ll ; Messrs. I lammersleys, Pall-mall ; Messrs. ~_"rias Ward, and Co. 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Whittaker, 13, Ave-Marta-lane; and sold by N. Hanes, Museum, Piccadilly. Of whom may be badby the same Author, 2. The Ihrroar of Faawcz ; 12mo. price Os. boards. 3. Asnroan Ractoar ; or, The Spoiled Child Reformed; price 4s. boards. 4. P 01411411 TAAVSLII and VOTAGICS in Eason; 12ino. price 9s. boards. S. Poentaa Taavus in Aaxa, Armes, and Ascsams.; price 9s. boards. THE.CHINESE ENVOY ! SAID TO BE A W %CT. ABRITISH Embassy was some time since Sent oet from England to a Chinese Prince; Nut by the way of compliment, 'cis granted, But to gain something that the English mold I To give the thing eclat, it was but right To dub the Envoy something of a Knighr. And fix upon his coat some mark of war, , A dashing poinied brilliant diamond stall The Envoy arid his suite, the voyage 4414 . Treads.upon Chinas long-expected share; - And yei have many a league on Lanett...lNN Ere they can see the great metropolis. A sPd misfortune soon the party met, 'T Weir baggage by freebooters was beset. And the dear valuable star and all, Did to the hands of robbers basely fall. What could be done? without his robes and star 'Twat useless that the Envoy came so far. A shoemaker was found, whose art supplied A very decent star, six inches wide Of leather neatly made, which, polish'dover With Warren's Blacking, all deceit did cover; In fact, so brilliantly the leather shone, The Envoy scarce could tell it from his own. And thus, with Warren's splendour on his breast. The Alonarch grants the Envoy his request. Tlrefore, would future embassies succeed, Let them provide themselves, in case of need, Its brilliancy will answer, engage them, Ergo, neeessitas nox Mkt lesens. This Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING Prepared by aied "'a/I,am. 30, STRAND. London And sold in every Town in the Kingdom. • LIQUID, in Bottles, 6d. led. lid. and lad. each. Also PASTE BLACKING, in Pots, 6d. ltd.•and la •etch. A Shilling Put of Paste is equal to Four Is. 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The following are the most interesting particulars of the affair, ex tracted. from a dispatch of General REGO, and some private accounts containeel in the Barbolela Deriense: LETTER FROM GENERAL REGO TO SENOR MANUEL GONcALVES DE MIRANDA. On the 22d, I was infortned that the factious, finding it im possible to force any of the posts on our centre, were marching on Arnarante where they did net expect to find any serious re sistance. This was, however, precisely the manceuvre most fa vourable for us. The factious wishing to make their attack secure, opened, at day-break on the 23d, a brisk fire on Villa Ponca de Tamega and Gatan. The better to cover their ma noeuvre/ they attempted to form a moveable bridge or raft Gotha river, but they wure prevented by the gallant efforts of a detach ment of the 15th, and the militia of Basta The. soldiers of the 21st Regiment, with their colours and three' pieces of irtillery i have come over to the troops ander my command: " LUIZ DO ItRGO BARRETTO. " Head-quarters at Anaarante, tdarcb 24." • The Dispatch of Colonel Snares states that the number of the prisoners taken at Arnarante; and the • soldiers who had come over to the Constitutionalists, amounted to not less than 300, besides the wounded, estimated at 200, but many of whom the factious had carried off. The loss of the Constitutional troops he states to be only 51 killed, wounded, and missing. The Supplement of the Diario also contains a let ter from General Stubbs, announcing the retaking of a detachment of the 2d Regiment of Cavalry, which, while marching to join General Rego, had been pre vailed on by some Priests to desert in the neighbour , hood of Villa Vicosa. VICTORY, AND BATTLE OF AMARANTE. " OPORTO, Hagen £4, Twatva o'Ctocr. " Yesterday, the 23d, very early in the morning, the factious began to show themselves on different points, keeping a smart fire with our advanced pests on the passes of Caters, Salto, Mon.. dim, and Van. But as they presented themselves in no great force, it was easily ascertained that their real object was the im portant pass of Amarante, where, between eight and trine o'clock in the morning, a very brisk fire begin, which lasted without in termission till four in the afternoon, when it ended in a com plete defeat of the rebels, who were completely routed and put to flight in the greatest disorder and confusion, the rebels re tiring towards Gatiaens, opposite to Gets= The rebels at tacked with all their force of infantry and cavalry; headed by the Er-Count Amarante, his uncle, Anthony Silveira, G e n era l s G. Texeira, and L. Val ; they left 250 prisoners, and bad 16 killed and 40 wounded on the field of action. The prisoners are of the different corps that bad joined him, and many pf the 24th infantry, whose behaviour, in all respects, has been the moss shocking, degrading, and shameful; and, indeed, what never could be expected trom Portuguese soldiers. " The brave sth 'Ca/adores had the good fortune to arrive at Amarante in the heat of the combat. Victory immediately fol. 11/Wed, and with it the shameful flight and dispersion of the rebels. Many of the troops made prisoners in the affair of the 13th have rejoined vs. The kiss of the enemy cannot be calculated exactly, as many wounded are left in the houses on the roads. rr A very katresting, though lamentable fact, happened on that day. A private of the sth Cagadores met a soldier of the Zith Infantry, whom he soon recognized to be his own brother. He called him by his own name, saying, Here I am, bug live the Constitution !"fo this his brother anawered, 6 No! long live the Silveirasi' Hearing this, the soldier of the Cagadore bat tallim fired at him, and immediately shot his own brother!" Amarante is the same town that gave the title to the ex:Count. It stands on the left of the Tamega, .over which there is a beautiful bridge, where the hate Count Amarante resisted, for several days, Generals Laborde and Loison, in 1809, who had been detached from Oporto by Soult, in order to destroy Amarante's • corps, and open communications through Tras os Montes with the French in Gallicia and Leon. LISBON, MARCH 21. In the sitting of the Corms on the tOth, a com mittee drew up the following project of s law, which was approved. 1. The districts which, without being compelled by a military f orce , s hall rise against the Constitutional System, are placed under martial law. 2. The Government may antborixe the Commanders of the Constitutional troops to punish even with death, by sentence of C ourt martial, individuals, of whatever dam or condition, wbo shall tate up arms against the Conatitodooal System. • I. The Government can authorize the same Commande rs so grant any amnesty, always excepting the Chits of the rebellion. , 4. The expense of lbe army acting again s t Il es rebels aball be defrayed out et their own property. ----,—. ~. - . »,. .. ROYAL ACADtMY OF MUSIC •:- Under the immedi ate P atronage of his M AJESTY . . .4. , fi N THURSDAY, th e Mb initiet, will .be giveit .. • • ‘, it the Kteca's T a CONCERT on a most extensive 1 • scale, t o Which nearly all the great Professors of the Capital, Vntal and Instrumental, have kindly lent their asslstance. The Orchestra will consist of upwardi of Two Hutictrid Perforthers. Further particulars will he announced in a. short time. - - Boxes and Tickets to be had at the Royal Academy, Tenter den-street, Hanover-square. It Is respectfully notified, that no notes (except those taken at the Academy) will be for the Benefit of the Institutioa. Boxes on the Ground and First Tiers se4 4 .0 The other Tiers - - - 3 3 0 • Pit - - - - - 0 10 6 Gallery - - * - - -0 5 0 3d April, 1823. -