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Kin+ wig N y 14 1 ,11 I 1 471 i . . IOTHE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA. STOCK. yaDrs AND GISTIAMI ZN, frnE ELECTION of a DIRECTOR of the EAST, 1 INDIA COMPANY being fixed fur WEDNEST/AY, the oat instant, I beg leave most earnestly to solicit the honour of *cm , a ttendance in my favour at the East India l louse On that day. *cold the result of the approaching Ballot, through your con aimed kindness, place me in the hononrable situation-to which 1 1 1 and which the very flattering reception I have experienced i at tihes me in expecting, I repeat the assurance that my best en wean will be directed to the faithful (Recharge of the duties of the hp portant trust. I have the honour to remain, very respectfully, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your very faithful humble servant,. lillekohs•lane, Nov. 12,182.3. JOHN BLISTER MAN. yr. llisterman's Committee will sit daily at the. City of London, wi:ere Communications will be thankfully received. • LipgbON ItEPOSTTORT for the CABINET-MAKERS SQCI 'oat for every Unicription of CABINET FIT HMI IIIRK FEATHER BBD and MATTRESS tIIAN(JFAC TORY, N 0.71, Corr:era - LEADEN HA LL-STBEET, London, opposite Aldgate Pump, 'burr Morn ONLY. IPHE Society of Cabinet-Makers respectfully inform A the Public that tigey still continue the above Establishment, for the Benefit of Industrious Mechanic: who have large Families, VolFtrine them Manufaettered Articles in the Cabinet Liue , of' the Mt Workmanship, and Cheaper than any Ilouse can do in London, Mere bring no other profit te:qtrired on the Goods but the bare Mw and other expenses; at tire same time will be sufficiently sa *led with having constant employment for themselves and families. .Tiffs Society was Establish‘d in June, 1818, consisting of 20 11116inics, adding the number of their Wives and Fatuities, apeated to 6s. The total Number now receiving Support through at Means of this Establishment is :25 Mechanics; adding the timber of Wives and Children, 625. — The Sbciety and their Farntlies beg leave to return their sincere lips to those Ladies and Gentlemen who have hitherto honoured then with their Orders and Recommendations, and shall always feel !sappy in their endeavours to give future satisfaction; at the name time solicit. a Continuance of their Benevolence, whereby; they may be enabled to increase the Number bf the Society. follinving Articles are insetted as a Specimen of the very Low Prices, all warranted.—Ready Money only. Full size Mahogany four-post Bedstead, lath bottom " 155.- Fell size tent Bedstead .€l. 65.-Bordered bait Mittress• to fit £l. la.-Mahogany Drawer, solid ends ZS. 3s.a--Feather Bed £2. IN.-Ditto, free from dust and steed!, full size At. 108.-Sie japanned Chairs of any description in oil XI. 65.-Best do. Wash- Lind-stand Wt.-Ditto, Dressing Table 165.-Hearth Rep 14s. -3 feet 6 inches, Chest of Drawees £4. 45.-Three-fart_ mahopey Pelnkroke Table £l. ISL.-Three-foot ditto on pillars sod claws 1.55.-slalrigany Dressing Table £l.-Ditto Bidttt, best £l. 4s--Ditto Box Glass, 2 . drawers, best British Plate 1.15.- Ditto ditto LI. 81.-Disto Siring Glass, large size, commode 3s.* Ditto ditte 4..-Ditto ditto es.-Ditto ditto 121.-Tray Stand. Vs. -Long Nlalingany Tray 125.-Japanned Book Shelf Ts.-Tea Caddy Jas.--.-Alusic Chairs-any pattern Bs. 6d.-F.ight Mahoiany , Chairs, covered with horse hair, brass nailed £6. 64 -8 ditto ditto 46. 155.- 8 . ditto ditto £7. 75.-8 Trafalgar ditto £B. Bs.-Ma-1 hagany Sofa to march £6. LOs.-Ditto Couch £7.105.-Ditte dittel £8.105.-litt . of Mahogany Card and Sofa Tables, on turned legs, banded in rose-wood Xs. 155.--LSet of Mahogany Tables, two Curd and Sofa, on pillars and claws £l2. I es.-Duto, the best that can be made-to orderer pattern £l6. 10s.-fßraw Palliasse £l. Tent Bedstead and furniture £3. 155.-11amhoo Hedstead and French elliptic top, with drapery and fringe, £B. 10s.-Five4•aot mahogany four-post Beditead and furniture, with French draperies, toed all through. complete, £l5. lds.-Five-foot ditto ditto s £l6. 103.-Ditto, ditto, with cornice of a superior make, £lB.los. -Ditto ditto, wi th gold cornice, el egant drapery, £20.-Draw ing-room Curtains, of the best iMorine and Chintz, fitted for window, ". 65.-Ditto ditto £7. 73.!-Ditto, of a superior and elegant style of work, £lO. 109.-Drawing-room Sofa £6 65.-Dittu 47.75.- Ditto £B. Bs.-11orse-hair Cushions, each Ss. 6d.-Conirnon do. 4s. W. TIIURN ELL, Agent. CMJNTRY DEALERS SIMPLI[D. Goods packed free of expense, except the materials, and sent to all parts of Great Britain, and to the East and West Indies.—Cap tains fitted out, and Merchants supplied with Cabinet Goods for Exportation. • Apartments Furnished at a few hours notice, and Houser in two or four dais. 1 , , "'~ .~ ~~~ .. ' " Z 4 4 s • . ... •••• . . .., 0 ,, ~.., 4.7 ...: ......,‘:: • 1:- - 4/ . -7 :::'.. ' z.l4 , . . • , ' Z. • • .......3911- ~ • - . 1 / 4 :. .. 2 ,1k - .40,41' • • • • r. • - 7 . i • - ,-. 7 - ‘'. , • • • I. _41 ; 72, .i ~,.• -_ .c. ( .i •., .., ... • : _ :• A 4 .1 / 4 . 41 0 •;, e• 'ii, "i, :, • . . \ 1 .. ' . 0. . [PitICB SIWEN-PirNCE - • • tions suitable tri the occasion, ia.whiekthearmsofßoanew and Spain, and tic colours of tha.two naticaus,- , vmre, united, had'beet erected hy.the Corregidor in the psis,. cipal streets through which their Majesties. and-Bora Highnesses had to pass, on their way so the Palace, and the French and Spanish troops, under arms, addedlorthe splendour of this important ceremony. ' 'rue salutes fired by the •French %tillery aritunmoid. the arrival of their Maiesties and .Rorie.,Highttesses at the Autocha . Gate. The whele•of the Royal Family went to the Church of that name, to return thanks to Gun for their happy. return. The procession, composed as follows; then proceeded to the Palace: Verdiero, Commandant of the plate, opened the march at the bead of his Staff, and followed 1); the 9th'reilment of Glassc.iirs on horieback. The.oaims oftheStafrof the Army, the gardes die Vrps of the' ging 'of..France, preceded an antique c ar , itt w n by '24 Spaniardi, dressed as couriers, in which ) their Majesties were setted.. Hound• the car .we: tsb ved Count Gaill4minot, Major-General of the Army, Lieutenant t Generals Count Grundier, and Count Oadi narde Major... Generals Saint Hillier and Johannes. Then Fame seretit detachments of French gardes die corps, land the finetegiment of Cuirassiers of .the Roy alGua rd, icommanded by Baron de Baillencourt. Their Majestkes were everywhere received with the kulapimousacclamations of a people transported withjo y and delight at again beholdin g their belov e d Sovereign. Theft - Majesties siert received at the Palace by the Ministers, the Diplomatic:Body, the Grandees of Spain,, and a crolrd of persons sif distinction, who filled the apartments. It was observed that the King gave a most gracious reception to the French Ambassador, to Count Guilleminot, and to all the French Generals, who formed a part of the procession. To-Inorrow, the 14th,. at noon, the King will review the French garrison of Madrid. RHEUMATISM, GOUT, COUGHS, AND COLDS. IFE PILLS, entirely Vegetable, discovered by the Itev. C. CA RRING TON, Vicar of Berkeley, one of his Ma jesty's Deputy Lieutenants, &c. for the County of Gloucester. Respected Friends—As a small tribute of gratitude to the in ventor of CARRINGTON'S LIFT; PILLS, and for the be.. neat of my fell'•w mortals, I am induced to declare that I have found very great benefit in taking tjiesn. For upwards of twenty five years I have been so afflicted with Rheumatism ai occa sionally to lose the use of my limbs; nothing has ever relieved Isle in the astonishing manner that these Fills have; and though I am now sixty-three years of age, yet one Pilj at night carries off arty attack ; my wife has experienced eine' benefit from them. CHRIS I'OPHER YOUNG. Yatton, near Bristol, 21st of Sth Month. Sold In boxes, at ls. lid. and 4s. 6d. each, by Barry and Son, Bristol (without whose name on the stamp they cannot be ge. ulnae); sold also by W. Sutton and Co. Barclay and Suns, I. and C. Butler; and Singer, 150, oxfurd-stroet, London ,; and by all other Medicine Venders. TITF. GRAVEL AND STONE, LUMBAGO, Bcc. IIICKMAN's PILLS are allowed to be the trio Et. successful Preparation for effectually removing, and prevent-, ing the future recurrence of those Disorders which arise from an imperfect action of the Urinary Organs ; as Gravel and StOite, Lumbago, Points in the Back and Loins, Suppression of Urine, Etc. Composed of the most innocent ingredients, this truly va luable Medicine relieves die suffering patient from the excruciating tortures of those diseases without any violence or injury.rci the con stitution, and requires no confinement or restraint of diet during its use. It is one of the oldest Public Medicines extant ; and its pe culiar virtues and efficacy have uniformly maintained the highest repuutiov. Sold in Boles, at 2s. 9d. and 11 s. by Butlers, Chemists, 4, Cheap- Si. Paul's, 29.0, Regent-street (near the Argyle 'loon's), Lon don; V7att-rloti-place, Edinburgh; Sackville-street, Dublin; :nal by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. EIIEUMATISfiIS, PALSIES, &c. CHILE(LAINS are prevented front bre a king, anti their lormenting, Itching instantly removed .by WHITE !ILIAD'S ESSENCE OF MUSTA ID, universally esteem-d, *wits extraordinary efficacy iu Eheumatisins, Palsies, Gouty Af fections, and Complaints of the Stomach ; lAit where this certain remedy has been unknown, br neglect:Li, and the Chilblains have actually broke, Will TEHUA U'S FAMILY CURATE, will ease the pain, and very speedily heal them. This Cerate is equally efficacious for all ill-comtitimwd Sores, Sore Legs, Scorbutic Erup tions, Blotches, Pimples, Ringworms, Shingles, ikeakings-out on the Face, Nose, tars, and Eyelids, Sure and infliined Eyes, Sure Heads, andether Scorbutic Iltamoets. The ESSENCE of MUSTARD is perhaps the most active, pe netrating, and efficacious remedy in the world, curing the severest sprains and Bruises in less than half the time usually taken by any other Liniment or Embrocation ; halal heals Cuts, Punctures from Marp Instruments, Nails, Thorns, Splintets, kr. with incredible reality, Without smart or pain, preventing inflammation and fester, ing, and is equally useful in the various Accidents of Animals; in short, it is a domestic remedy of such uncommon excellence and, ntgity, ibit nu family sensible to its own 'comfort should ever be Without It. Prepared et* ' and sold by li. Johnston, Apothecary, 1,5, Greek 'greet, Lonthns. The .Essence sad Pills at :h. 1/1. each. the" Verate at Is. lid. audits. pd. They are also sold at 68.. Curlibilic and may be had qf every . Mcdicinelfendet IA the United Kingdom. T The .fletininelnk a'lack Ink &aft, with the nasne of Johntton, inserted in it, - STUDY OF NATURE. This day was published, Price Et?. les. in boards, or X 2. 12.. 6d. half-bound, THE ATLAS OF NATURE, being a Collection of largeand curious Engravings, representing every remarkable object and phenomenon in the various departments of Natural Knowledge ; designed to serve the same purposes in the Study of Nature, as are served by an Atlas of Mips in the Study of , Geography. The whole consists of beady po half-sheets of Engravings, and includes about 1.100 several subjects, some of them of a large size,, and many of them accurately coloured after Nature. Copious Let ter-Press descriptions are also introduced, lo as to render the.io hnne as instructive as it leattractive and popular. Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Marladane; and sold, by Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh; and by all Bookusliers. Of whom may be had, Nature displayed, in six volumes; containing the same Engra vings, price ,e 3. les. boards, or the Letter-press, by itself, to ac company the Atlas in three volumes, it Ll. i is. 6d. ' AIONDAY; NoViii*Mcsll:.; WA: On Saturciay;lbe 49th In;t. 441 he psitidted, avol price ss. CE. T" COUNT AREZ ZI. , A TRAGE DY. --- , Sold by John Booth, D o k e - street , Portland pla ce • • This day was pohnbhed, Beantifidly printed in post Bvo. 75.6 d. boaids, CLARA CHESTER.—A 'POEM.—By the Author of " 'Rome " and " The Vale of Chatnouni." Printed foe fluter and Boyd, Edinbu:gb ; and G. and W. 0. 1 Whittaker. London. . . Isaac Abrahams, late of .Casde-street, Houndsditch, jeweller, No..i vember 29, Decembir 16, and January 3, at eleven,•ac the • Court of Commissioners of 'Bankrupts, Basinghail-street. At , tosnies, Messrs. Aspluall and Co. Furnival's Inn. John Cutmute, Birchin-lane, jeweller, November 2,9, December 13; and .lannary 3, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, ilesiogliall-street e Attorney, Mr. Poemil, Old Jewry. George Damon, Chesterfield, draffer, November 29, December 13, and January 3, at t e W, at t hi ' Court of Commissioners of Bautkrupts. Basinghall-street. Atternies, Mr. Taylor, Clement's Inn ; or Mt. Hutchinson, Chesterfield. DVIDFNDSto be made in BASING HALL sTrtp.r.T. Dec. 13, S. Salmon, Regent-street, stationer, at 10. Nov. 29, C. H. I.l.luhury, \1 nod -street, Cher,,side, silk-manufacturer, at one. Dee. 13, W. May, Neirgate-street, victualle.l-, at twelve. Dee.l3, Y. Birgh, Hammersmith, medicine-vender, at eleven. Dec. 1 3, J. Chalk. Btackfriarisroad, coach-maker, at tvetive. Dec. 16, W. Hyde, Howford-htsildingi, Fenchurch-street, merchant, at ten. Dec. le, W. Potts, Sheerness, linen.draper, at tea. Dec. 15, M. Cannewstreet, St. Ge.oge's, carpenter, at eleven. Dcc. 9. A. Ofbklon • "King-street, Covent-garden, tobacconist, at one. l/ec. 15, J. iNesille,late of Site -lane, merchant, at twelve. Dec.ls, W. P. Chuhh, Aldgate, eJteniLt, at eleven. . , 01 YID RN I/S to - be *lade in the COUNTRY. Dec.l9, H: ,l" P. Grandy, Liverpool, mer:hanti;tt ..$ the Gear" Liverpord. Vec,. 15, J.. and W. ,lisartb, late of Morley, Yorkshire, woollen-cloth-tnanufaczurers 'at eleven, as the. Court House, Leeds. Dec. 16, J. South, Cardiff; Glamorgaikkire ironmonger; at twelve, at the arnsmercial-rooms, Corn-street, Bris:i tot. Dec. 15, J. Viney, Bristol , cabinet-maker, at one, at the Com mercial-rooms, Bristol. Dec. 1t1; W. Atkins, Chipping Norton, mealman, at ten, at the Mires Aents,-Stow-on-the.Wold. 010:81ces tersisire. Dec. 18, S. Plumb, Gosport, Innkeeper, at twelve, at the Crown, Gosport. . - CEirrlvicAtEs.—Dm. - A. Andrade, Lancaster, banker. W. .11. Astor, Sun-street, liishopsgate, musical-instrument-mannfacturer. W. C. Atmore, Wood-epreet, Manchester-warekooseman. J. Bewley, New-street, Covent-garden, boot and shoe-maker. C. Cox, St. Martin's-lane, driper and tailor. DISSOLUTIONS OF PA RTNF.RSHIPS. E. and G. Robson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Gateshead, sad dlers and IFonmongers. John Whitehead and Frothers, Ashton under-Line, hat-mannfacturtrs, (so far as regards G. and T. White head). Erratt and Goodyer. Tlchborne-street, tailors. AVinn and Weston, New Crane, timber-merchants. henry, John, and Eger-' ton Cutler, Great Queen-street, founders std ironm 'tigers (so far as regards Henry Cutler). Morrison and Cu. Mary : 4 i-bonne-street, and Relso, in Scotland, dealers in leather. Sturch and Boobyell Stanhope-street, ironmongers.. Orton and ittiung, Darlington, bricklayers. Thomas and Carden, Bartholomew-lane, stock-brokers. Walsh and. Hayes, Russel-street, Bermondsey, leather-dresstrs. •J. and' SA, Little, Seething-lane, lighternsen. Kay and Stott, Ramona, Lancashire, woollen-manufacturers. Milner and Julian, Wild court, Lincoln's Inn-fields, coach-makers. Jennings and Hutchin son, Leeds, fancy-cap-manufacturers. GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN, • (ornicn GOV'S= IFPOILTATION) For the Week ended Nur. 15, 18931 made up from the Returns of the Inspectors in the different Cities, and Towns in England and Wales. Wheat 49s 84 Oats 91i id Beans 35. 84 Barley ites 7d I Rye 99s 94 Peas 34s 6d PRICE OF SUGAR. • The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed, front the Returns made in the Week ending N0v.19, :823, is 345. Sid. per cwt. exclusive of Custom Dudes on importation. - IMPORTANT CHARGE. • • • Mb day *aa publiehed, price 4 21. ACHARGE; kleliveled at the PRIMARY TRIEM, • NIAI. *ISITATION of the PROVINCR of MUN STER, in the Year& 89.3 ; with an App euthx, containing Observa tions 011 " CHITRCIT PSOPERIT." By RICHARD, Archbishop of CASHEL. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Co. and C. and , J. Rivington, London; and 8. Milliken, Grafton -street, Dublin. - 'Ma* was published, prico 6s. T HE EDINBURGH REVIEW and CRITICAL ' Jay RN A No. LXX VI 1. Cosmos/Ts rundiag Systitin--British . Finances.-2. Gamy Lasts.-3. Prince Hohenlohe s 111iraclee.-4. Scottish Mule and Songs.-5. Royal Authors—The Bourbons.-6. Woollen Manufao. ture—Duty.oh Foreign Wool imported.-7. Negro Improvement and EMancipation.-8. Clarke's Travels.-9. Secondary Scottish Novels.-10. Geology of the Deluge.--li. Memoirs of Baron de Kolli.-12. The Court of Chancery.—Quarterly Pit of New Publications. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and TAW man, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, London. MIRACLES. • This day were published, 1. MIRACLES, a RHAPSODY. By E. BARTON: Price 2s. 6d. 2. A CASITLETE EETOSURE of the LATE IRISH MIRACLES, being' Disquisition on the Nature, Object, and Evidence of Christian bit racks, as opposed to the Lite imposture, in a Letter to Dr. Murray, Titular Archbishop of Dublin ; to which ate prefixed Prefatory Re marks on two recent Pamphlets, the " Rhapsody," and " The Vin dication of the Principles, Civ il Religious, of the Irish Catho. lics. By a Rational Christian." The Second Edition, price*. 6d. 3. An Amur? To Yfrxri.sni, or NeTuftei.PAINCITLEN the Cuevas ALLEGED TO NE MIRACULOUS, •or Miss LAGOA AM/ MS& STIEVAILT, with an Appendix, containing Cases and Illustrations. By a sician. The Second Editignt price Is. Printed for R. Milliken, Grafton-street, Dublin; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Cp. London. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. [This Gazette notifies that the King has been pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood on John Chapman, Esq. late Mayor of Windsor; on 6iffin Wilson, Esq. Recorder of Windsor; and on William Macleod Bannatyne, Esq. late one of the Judges of the Court of Session in Scotland. It also notifies the appointment of Edward Granville Eliot Esq. to be Secretary to his Majesty's Legation at Madrid. There is also an Order la Council, that all vessels belonging to the subjects of his Majesty the King of Han over, and being of less burden than sixty tons which shall enter in or clear out from any of the ports of the United Kingdom, shall be exempted front taking on board a Pilot to conduct them Into or front any such port, in all cases where British vessels, being of less burden than sixty tans, are not required by law to take Pilots.] B A NIC RUPTCY ENLARGED. John Banister Worgan, state' Somerset, dealer in spirituous liquors, from November 29 to January 17, at eleven, at the ' Rummer Tavern, Bristol. , • BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Frederick and Godfrey Moiling, Jerusalem-court, Gracechureh street, merchants. BANKRUYTS. John Chambers,- Gracechurch-strcet, tobacconist, to surrender No vember 29, December 6, and January 3,. at ten, at the Court ofaCommissioners of Bankrupts, 13aiingliall-street. Attorney, Mr. Jones, .Threadneedle-street. . William Jones, Dog-row, Mile-End, wheelwright, November 25, December 6, and January 3, at twelve, at the Court of Com missioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Mae da'. Castle-street, Holborn. Thomas King, Frederick's-place, Kennington-lane, merchant, No. vtaibet 29, December 6, and January 3, at ten, at the Court Of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attomies hiesars. Grimaldi and Stables, Copthall-eourt. • 'John Cough, Little Tower -street, vintner, November 29, Decern-. bar 6, and January 5, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, liasinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Wilkinson, 'New North-street, Red Lion-square. James Ransom, Stoke-Newington, coach-master, November 29, December 6, and January 3, at eleven, at the Court of Conunis sinners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Anomie., Messrs. Os balde,ton and Murray, London-street, Fenchurch-street. James Upton', Tadcaster, Yorkshire, money-scrivener. November 26, at five, 27, and January 3, at eleven, at the White Horse lon, Tadcaster. Attornies, blr. Lys, Lincoln's Inn-fields; or Mr. Powell, Knareabrough. William Redfern, Thomas Stevenson, and William. Blatherwick, Nottingham, hosiers, December 9, 10, and January, 3, at eleven, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. Attendee, Mr. Hurst, Not tingham ;or Mr. Knowles, New Inn. - Robert .Preddey, Bristol, baker; December 2,3, and January 5, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. Edmunds, Exchequer Office of Pleas, Lincoln's Inn; or Mr. Russell, Bristol. Robert Hamilton, Stoke-upon-Trent, Staffordshire. manufacturer of earthenware, December 5,6, and January 3, at twelve, at the Legs of Man Inn, Burslem. Attornies, Mr. Wolston, Fur- rtival's Inn ; or Mr.-Ward, Barden:. Henry Hodge, !Duval's-lane, Islington, brick-maker, December 6 .1 16, and January', at - eleven, at tint Court of Commissioners of ilankr upts, Basrughall street. AttOrney, Mr. T. N. Williams,l Bond-court, Walhrook.• James Price, Lower-street, Islington, mach-Master, November 29, December 6, and January 3, at twelve{ at the Court of Com-1 Inissioners of Bankrupts, Ikuinghaillitreet. Ammon, Mr. Pul len, Barber's-hall, Morikwell-street. John Spearing Rogas and Janns Rogers, Portsmouth, coach makers, December 6, 12, and January 3, at twelve, at`the Mire Tavern, Ports-a. Atternies, Messrs. Collet and Co. Chanterr lane; or Mr. Low, Milian-street, Poring. John Hodges, Aldgate, blanket-warehouseman. November It,' December 2, and January 3, at Ugh at the Court of Commis sioners of Bankrupts, Basinghalletradi: Attornies, Meters. TB son and Preston, Coleman-street... - • Benjamin Seeley and Edward I.ladtb Died Lieu-yard, Aldersgate street. horse dealers, December 2,2, and Jautkary:3, at twelve, the Court of Conunisainners of Bankrupts. Basintiall-illren.. Anomie', Messrs. Stevens Mid Wood, St. ThOmis • . . . SPAIN. BAYONNE, 'NOVEMBER 15. The let Terr from Madrid to the 12th have been re ceived to-day, as well as those which ought to have come by.the preceding -Mail. It seems as if everything was in a state of suspense till the arrival of the King. Both the journals and private letters are barren in the extreme of all gratification for those who are eager for' news, who are reduced to the reports of the town.—' Among those we may mention that of the execution, at 'Granada, of a Deputy who had voted for the Regency; ! and another, which pretends that BallasterOs has been arrested, but has received permission to retire to his native province, Arragon. 'Mete was to be a grand, meeting at the foreign Ambassadors at Arstnjuez, which has probably been held by this time; the purpose of which is to determine the nature of 'the system which shall govern Spain. The Minister of Fiance will act , the pricipal part in this. Assembly. Them..are still considerable misunderstandings in the Spanish ports between our Consuls and thelocal Autho rities, on . the subject of the French prizes made' by the Constitntionalistc, and seized by the Royalists, who will .not restore them. On the 10th, the Members (tithe Regency; and all the Ministers, set' out for Aranjuez to receive die King. and the Royal Family. Letters from Gibraltar say, that the number of stran gers who come to take refuge there increases so much, that it had been necessat y to send away above 400 per sons who are already there. Among the most distin guished there were the Duke del Parque, Alava, Labe, Vigodet, Valdez, Qniroga, Arguelles, Canga, Graham), am and, what seems surpr►sing, General Lopez Banos. The Government 'daily receives numerous addresses 'front the Clergy, the Monks, and the P , trishes, praying the:ter-establishment of the Inquisition, which it is pro bable will. be restored to activity, notwithstanding all that is said to the contrary. It is affirmed, that the King will not, make a long stay at Madrid, but will fix his residence, not at Aranjuez, but at the Escurial. Letters from Cadiz say, .that the firmness of General .BournsOnt- bas °folded the Monks, who threatened 'some violence;, buk the General has prevented anything that Might have happened, by gisiag orders to make all tht"Monks depart from Cadiz and the Isle of Leon. Isis said, that the English purchase all the estates which had been sold by the Constitutional Go vernment, and which their proprietors are afraid to keep. Only forty men were found in garrison at Penis cola,all the rest had embarked. .1t continued to' be affirmed, that Majorca and -Minorca will be shortly ceded to Russia. Alicant still holds out. It is affirmed, that. all the Guards of the French corps will remain with the King. A report hat just been spread, that Morillo is arrested ; this is the probable fate of all those who have in any way adhered to the Constitutional System. Many persons are exiled ; and the King continues to dismiss numbers of persons in office, not excepting even his Chaanberlaina. ARRIVAL or TIM KIAG OF SPAIN At MADRID. PROM TH2 MONITEUR. MADRID; NOVEMBER 13. To-day, at one o'clock, their Majitties the King and Queen of:Spain, and all the Royal - family, made their entry into this capital. Early in, the niorning of this memorable day, so ardently desired by all good , s e a. diards,,4nd which completes the glory of the jibe.rating army and its auguit Commander, all the houses of the city were elegantly.andrichly. decorated. • • - I't'iuQl~hal,arthesa :. tadorned, y t th .: e liTit i r i t t,;,s or insc'rir flcrl .•. U. e General has prevented twice a week; and as ten days must intervene for the! I happened, by gisiag orders delivery and registering of the official documents, it is not likely that his case can be heard before the 4th oc part from Cacti; and the Isle the English purchase all the sth of December. There can be no doubt of the Id by the Constitutional Go- Supreme Court's decision. It can only set aside a judg.: it proprietors are afraid .to ment en the allegation that some necessary form of pros • . e found in garrison at Penis- t e edi n g has been neglected or violated, and his Counsel . barked. It continued to be Can point out no such neglect or vitilation. In the mean •. nd Minorca will be shortly time every precaution has been taken to prevent suicide. This was the more necessary, as he ,said in the prim at It is affirmed, that, all the l i Versailles, that he could easily baulk the execution by _ Is will remain with the King. his knowledge of poisons. He was immediately after tad, that Wain() is arrested ; his sentence last night put in a strait jacket, and closely I all those who have in any way watched. . Conducted to the Bicetie, where prisoners ialSystem. Many persons are are coafined between .their condemnation and exccution t ttinues to dismiss numbers of strict orders had been gisen to admit no person to Ice ting even his Clxamberlain- him, except his own tarnily, and that only in the pie= ............ sence of the jailer. The family of this atsocious wretch ;QF SPAI N " M 4 DRID* are extremely respectable. Both his father and mother 61 Er i 10111TtUlt. . are excellent.parents, , and have devoted their life tha Ova m BIM i 3. education of their clildren. His latbpr was Deputy in , their IV/aliitiis th e King and °se of the legislative. bodies dtiring . the . revolutiorh _ to Royal - farriily, made their Since the return of . the Bourbons, li'eliai en j oyedThe honourable post of inspector genera, 4 the Woods and Forests.. Though rtpresented . cititha.tkiat in realer in arly in, the niorniog a this ly desired by all good , Spa- straitened circumstances. tie .hve,s7iff . the , beg itt6if.4., He derives from his place not le;s t h an. Ifi t geq.l l 9 . u4 • t a 17 my. decorated . ~ •• . _ year, and lam besides, propel ty to the amount mu setnt,dbeerg, glory r e hooves of l i g i or 13,000 1 ,r.ancs—an income vel y repectil4le at, galls. . . w.f.:.da- ' , .. . . . : . . • i ...4iiii DOM* Est 7, , 4, , .40 itc;T •44 thitVl o •!.;l rid with embiams or inscrip: . I . DUTCH AND HAMBURGII PAPERS. • • ST. PETERSBURGIi, OCTOBER 31. His Majesty, after reviewing the 6th :tad 7th corpsvot the second 4. 4 my,kit Tu„lcy .an the 17-th. It luis been, officially notified to the foreiti.Ministers, that thirEtn-, perors 'of Russia anti - Austria had had theii intended in terview at Czernowitz. The French Ambassador, Count de la Ferronays, in tends to have Te Detent performed in the t iithabc Churrh, for the deliverancepf the King of Spell.", BERLIN, NOVEMBER 11. Several couriers have lately pass:.l through here: , aih, the French courier, Romain, from Paris to St. Peters burgh ; the English messenger, Walsh, from• St. Peters burgh to London; and the Russian courier, Hubner from here to Petersburgh. • • D. SchreiSer, the agent for the holders of Westpha-. Tian domains, who has been here for some months on that and other bnsiness, has returnetrto . .Frankfort, as the time when the question comes before the Diet (the 4th of December) is approaching. Convinced that these negotiations, which have now continued ten years, are drawing to a close, he addressed, beto►e he left this:city, another petition to the member& of the Diet. FRONTIERS OF ITALY. , NOVEMBER T. The Barbary States have received orders from the Divan to equip 'without delay view ships of War, and to have them ready to be employed as the Porte shall re quire. This order excites surprise, as the season is come when naval expeditions are generally Considered as ended. The divisions of Alperine and other Barbary vessels, which have beets long with the.Tarkish fleet; are still under the command of the Captain Pacha, who has been obliged, .by . aa . tirder from the Porte, not to proceed on his 3 cturn .to the Dardanelles, but to sail again to the Archipelago. It is certain that he has had two actions with the Greek fleet, but the result is not certainly known—sosne accounts. giving the advantage to the Greek!, others to the .Turks, anti 'others, again, saying that both actions bati!no,..decisive result. A pri vate letter from arvltalian merchant ateePhalcinia says, the Captain Pacha has again sailed for theDardattelles. HAGISE, NOVEMBER le. • - This being the anniversary of the Queen's birth-day, and of the recovery of our independence, was obserted, with the usual demonstrations of public rejoicing. CAStAING. EXTRACT OP A *LETTER DATEO, P 411114 t wos , . e t ,. Castaing , has made his appeal to the Couri- o1 a ! sa. tion. It was thought, from his language hit night Od the delivery of the verdict against him, that he Nicpubi await the execution of his sentence without any 3 4 4114014 to avert his fate. kla has yielded to the natural desire of life, and perhaps to the hope of having in the interval an opportunity of avoiding the scaffold by being his own executioner. The Cuurt of 'Cassation sits only twice a week; and as ten days must intervene for the delivery and registering of the official documents, it is not likely that his case can be heard before the 4.tla ec sth of December. There can be no doubt of the Supreme Court's decision. It can only set aside a judg.: ment en the allegation that some necessary form of pro 4 teeding has been neglected or violated, and his Counsel Can point out no such neglect or vitilation. In the mean time every precaution has been taken to pi event suicide. This was the more necess a ry, as he .said in the pi is'n at Versailles, that he could easily baulk the execution by his knowledge of poisons. He was immediately after his sentence last night put in a strait jacket, and closely watched.. Conducted to the Bieetre, where prirneis are confined between .their condemnation and execution, strict orders had been gisen to admit no person to Ice him, except his own laraily, and that only in the pie= sence of the jailer. The family of this attAcinus wretch are extremely respectable. B.)th his father and mother are excellent parent,, aid have devoted their life to tbg education of their clildren. His father was Deputy,in oae of the legislative. bodies during 'the recolutioth Since the return of , the Bourbons, liellai'enjoyedibe honourable post of Inspector genera, the Woodland Forests. Though rtpresented On tria:eriat As rather in straitened cimixasstances. .hves7iff . the beg:FON., He derives from kris place not begs than 1400 t r year, and has besides, propel ty . to the 'amount of tywo or 13,000 (rants--an income vei y • , 14g9..b.4. rialiappm44 11 0 to" ft"