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. - 1......0....,.,1• 1777 MMl..mm . A ilk C-11 1 . .„ . • - 7. \ i ld h „ , 4 ,ei, . .. . c . Yer-- --I Y --- ) -...,... , ... Z. 7 7 . / •• ~, , . ~.. A •b . • i . .., ~.....it e 14 IP • 1 ......"_, • \....... .__ .• ~_ - • . rvir , r•,~: r 11l 7- - 1 , fl ?t-k• (rat' ay. \,./ 4 QA' Pntwf rc t! a -, er re-, • tiumaza 6209. LONDON, MONDAY, pCTOBER 2i, 1822. PRICE 7d. NEW TNNATNN *OVAL DINVIVY-LANF:. Ins EVENING , MONDAY. Otiober 28, Tarjesty's Servoroo will wrens doe Teagie Pi.y .r PIZA RNO. Awn.. Mr. Cogger; Phorro„ Mr. Thoorpoos ; Yolverde, Barmard ; Las Comm Mr. Ave; Mehl., 1111 r. Powell ; oingeabo, Mr. Terry; Itollfo. Mr. Yogis. Skim Miss Ed ors,.; Gar., Mrs. W. West. . bONTRACTS FOR SUPPLYING CONVICTS CON FINED ON BOARD HULKS, WITH PROVISIONS,. CLOTHING, NECESSARIES, BED DING, COALS, CANDLES, OIL, AND SOAP. Cosninasaniao TatosinliT Cowman*, °crones 24, PM, UCH Pawns so are desirous of contracting L so sop* lboabseeseatiosed Articles, for the usp of Coseketv etendlned en board Mollie At.Portsitoith, Wool wieh, Iffterroose, sod Mohan slay reverie, particulars of the Co ntm et s at this Osec, between nee Imam 'of tee mid fuor and deem Teotere at th e Co lll irrarl.t Oilier, Waled up and akeriod to the Ssprristeudest of Convict% startior &rose ••Tooller fur ," on or before Thema", the 14th Novemher ; butt wow will be received shoe Twelve erChiek ea that Day; nee will soy Proposal be solieed oolong mole ow or attorood to a petaled Particular, sad lb. Pekes latiertei is Words at Inv*: nor unless a Letter he saitjained is such Proposal glared by pentane of bows progeny eupgiag to become Wood with the Patty 141 ,40. 1111 a lba Ham esiwaseal is thippjao, for the due atjam.Eb gAractl t _- t* W" . " • •• • • EAST INDIA DOUSE, Orrolpflt Ai, Mt. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of NIF.IICHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Satire, That the COMMITTEE of BUYING nod WARE HOUSES will be read, to receive Propovsl. in writing, mat. ea up. on or before WEDNESDAY, the 13th of November 1125, from such Penulta as may be willing to supply the Company with of Smperm i , mereboml e time October 29 to I)ecember 10, at Ames. at the elisel l geamonsesubners of Bankrupts, Basiag boll meat. Lomb*. Amos Bahaessaystbriatol, victualler, from October 26 to D Israhev 14. of t o =l the Commercial Room,, Bristol. Rickard Wbit , of Geogr. street, Bryanstoire -4,„,,,,,,, mithb eeez . movrnoiler. from September 14 to No vember t„, at tea, .i Coon of Cumutiononera of Bank rupts. Raolaughall.l4o4l4, Loorlou. _ . _ itiltEIGN with thime who enjoy free iustitutionr, or "those interests are thr Same an Mir.. PARIS PAPERS. " The Curies will lose sight of the fate and rendition of the heroic Spanish a.my. go rich beth is civil aed mtl,tary vlrlues they will melt fur mesas of recompensing its coo smolt sterile mod tonceming services to the rause of lihritv— *rewires oct Imo valuable Masi those which it So., already reo dered In the cause of stational isidepeadmice. Thy will continue to diseuci what measures stay be suitahle to the enlightened character of the age, to the progress of the. tat t of wars It. the system dour nets political la•s, and 1011 en_ deavuUr to reeo•cde the olorrvance of street uottlary .1... ctothor wish the rt Bocci due it, the digitioy ut au /rm. d citizen.• Pants. octoiskt 43. Yesterday, after mass, the Foreign Agonise's,lora and Ministers were received by the King sod ths' Royal Family. The Duke of toreozn, tittreordittary and Minister Plenipotentiary I Spain, was prefented in pnblic nutitener to their Royal flighorases by Baron de Laker. ititrodm:er of Ambassadors, le Osiris will 1w. 4 4 N sI NI. I *castled DO Beareaspeent, eatlrd GIOAN LONN. Doe Gioeseisi,ledelee Veil*; Leporello. We. Harley; Mr. flaretithie Fielletle; Mr Dureeael ; Doyen,' Neglieb, Mr. Gallic. Mrs. Leporello, DM Cabin; Mae Ceetalaella youitte, Piss Verde; Mrs. Radish, Mrs. Orem; Mrs. lasieresalry, Drs. Warless.; Argeeltiert.fte, Muss Poway. Tie Doors will be opened at .'Chit, aed the Pert:mason's eeepeneete at lens. Dive ?a ' • Secesel Price Ar.1114.--Plt ; &egad Prier t. —Leo er Gallery, Is. ; feewJ Pace 124-1.1 ppm Gallery Served Price N. Wares for the Doses Fe be lobate( Allr.lpriat i atibe vi l 4160 . ,_Easagree may y a gseed, and • Private Nee Lai sightly; as also of Mr. lloottliam, of Beed-stretra, elio is appointed sale Aget at •the West Rad of the Town fur the 11410 4 4 tlitletwal of M ode Buses belonging to the Loewe of ibis Theatre. Toaaorrow. The Road to Ruia-•-atid What Neat? (he Wednesday. Marbeib--and Past Tea O' lark. On Thursday, Wild Oats—after which will be Produced • sew Ballet Dirertiremeet, composed by Mr. firEcrtlle, Na du the title of the Teaetiaa Neptiate—aad The Be a deerotta. Mr. Kean will appear early is the resolve 'smith; Mr. it sham very shortly; Mr. Liston sod Miss Steplieu• at the termination of their provincial eamseenteats • sod Mut. Austiu (from the Theatre Royal, Dublin) iu a few days. Thomas Mae haft of hesuade, Loudon, pastry mult i f oom () c l a tt er Iti M flowslier 2, at tn.. as Ilse tuurt of c oomo i os j ooon o f pot for* Rasingkall-street, Loudon. DAN littU PTA. $ • Coale OM leelksh.us, Wills, liaen.d r aper, to immrveld t p, sod Darmhet 7, at eleven, at the Castle sad Ball liii e lboh. Ai lorney!, Mr. Oatehellor, am Howe, Beth' Messrs. Potts alsd Sun, Salaam's turn, VireNtervi, Philip Rubio teorlal, Wealmakelaad, merere, to surrtoder, N at lee, 19, mod ter ti o rbir 7, M ten 11 the J 4 Nettatt. At 11111r4A.A•Alt, " Being. nell convinced that the pure and prompt ulasi sistratieti of justice is the greatest blessing which *twilit men lac enjoy, the Cortes will without delay discus. the id of a rode of criminal proviso, in order that it may immedi ately be put in execution conjoiotly with the penal code ready published. and for the purpose of banishing from our 1701monls alt Arnie, and dillthey forms, and antistitnlieg of in their piste which shall be clear, Ann, and unlfoom • Whole they dedicate their &citation to these objects, the Coil's will be at the sante Moe ready to employ themselves with whatever important and urgent measures your Majesty shall think proper to submit to their decision. " However painful, however difficult their duties, the Cortes are tensible of the obligations by whirls they are hound; they are lionomed in fulfilling them, and, fortified by the union of all the is lends of liberty, they flatter them. mtge. won to brine their labours to a linppl They rely on the silk, cmopertition of your Majr.ty; for it is only Ails that the factious CON be annihilated—that the malevolent will be complied to renounce their projects for the destruction of liberty (amidst the ruins of which yonr throne would be bwried)—and that we ,hall at last have the Prospect of future trangoillity sod happiness for your Ma jesty and Ike coniatry." • The President of the trar Committee said in one bf the lost sittings—" The Spaniards Atoll have the moat liberal Military regnlatioirs which are known, not only in Europe, but even in the United States of Ames ica." \ ' Krodial. Ame, Lowhis i and 31,. %Tamar, • _. . William Armstrong, of .Neweatle arm Tyne, merchant, to saiereudes,Octuhir 29. November 111, and December 7, at Ames, al the George len, Mr eremite- 0 pim-Tylie. Attorneys, Messrs. bell sad Brodrork, Bow Church-yard, Chespside, London; and Mr. Carr, Newel's,le-upon-Tyne. Aletawder Deemer, late Of Rund-rouri, 11'albrook, Lon don, and now of Camberwell,Surrey,merelmai, to sem 'Arr. November?, 10, and Dreember 7, at tee, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrtiptit, Brsinghaltstreet, London. Attorney., Messrs. J. and T. Davies, Lothbory, Loodoo. Robert Bellamy, of Sputum, Somerset, shopkeeper, to surrender, November 4,5, and Decrwiber 7, at cleten, at the Crown lon, Bidgewater. Attorneys, Mmes. Boys and Sim, Bridgewater; and Mr. Hartley, New B. idge.street, London. Robert Illenesey. of White Crum-street, St. Luke's. Mid dlesex, timber•mitchast, to rut rrndi r, November 2, at ten, 7,11 one, and December 7, at ten, at the Court of Commis. 'plotters of Bankrepts, London. Attorney, Mr. Donnie, Amalie- Friars. BRITISH COPPER; and the Conditions of the Omiract may be seen on appliea tioa to She Clerk of the said Committee, with whom the Pro posals mtivt be left before Eleven of the Clock iu the Fore coon of the said 13th of November, after which hour the Committer will cot receive any Tender. TWEATRR ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. NEXT WEDNESDAY. THIS EVENING, MONDAY, October YB, will be fie►formed THE BP.GOAR'S OPERA. esplain MaeMeath. Mr. Pesrmin; Prachno, Mr. Blared'. Ira ; Lockio. Mr. Bulky ; Filch, Mr. Meaduwo. Mrs. rra441,10, Mrs. Develirort; Lucy, Miss Hallam& ; Polly, is Paters. - - - - After which (Erli time), a new Piece (from the Freaeb), called THE IRISH TUTOR; Or. NEW LIGHTS. The priseipal Oarsmen by Messrs. Cluipstaa, Haat, alsactsard, Connor, Miss J. Scutt, aid Miss Lose. To w►icb will be added (Bth time) a ■ew Grand &trines Melo•deasaa, called ALI PACHA. Ali Pubs, Mr. W. Fortes; Wit., Mr. Abbott; Zesoeles, T. P. Cooke ; Hum, Mr. Farley ; Talatboe. Mr. Chop oars ; Mouebiar, Mr. Horrebow. Hetes., Mire Foote. - - • • Doors to be opeaed at Half-past thz--the Flay to begin Ai Seven. Saxes Is.; Second Price 3s. 6J.—Pit 3s. 811.; Second trite is.-I,oorr Gallery 25.; Second Pries Is Gal lery Is.; &Toed Price W. Piano fur the Poses to be had of Mr. Beandsn,at the Box staffier,Hart-ssreet, front Ten sill Firer. A Prorate Box way be had for the Season, or Nightly, of r. Artadon, as she Box.olfice. Tomorrow, The Wonder—sad Ali Parka. On Wednesday, Artaxerxes: Mandan* (Seat tine), Hiss Passe—ald Ali Dacha _ tis ThsirnAry; the !lay of Doi . A hey lbpers, its three acts, is in rehearsal (the Mask by Nr. HAZARD sod CO. recommend the gond old . radioed Lottery ee same Pisa u Tinny Years wu IIIZINS NEXT WEDNESDAY, ►ka all the following Capitals nay be Draws, as t►ere are NO FIXED PRIZES. 3 10,000 3 . 2,000 • With 110 other Frites of 1,0001. 5001. /kr. /se. Pickets and Shares Sepia, at HAZARD Mill Co 'S AI aril firrianate London 4 115 ce 1 5 93 i gdY Ol Ellehaor ; 26 , Cursinill and 394, Oxford-s 'reel, where they Sold THREE PRIZES . of 20,0001. is t h e ', at u m ," an d prec -ding Cuatract. UllO \I the very great aatiaracti•lo which the r pl.. silnpted in former Lotteries, of adve,-lising a List e Noinheis, gave to the Public, and the eircuostance of ~went of those numbers selected by BIM having arnreJ fortunate, he is again indueed to repent is in the present 11 041 popular Lottery; and hopes, that as ill the Capital.' a'y Isatinr, 40111 t of the ander mentioned may prove Prizes of 20,0001, or any of the 120 Capitals in the Scheme, the whole of whirl, easy be drawn next Werlnerday, the 3011) *nit. The following numbers are reserved for such per ,gns sr may gel. rt theta, and may he hid in Whole Tickets, *Oyer. Qaarterr, Eighths, on Sixteenth'', at Butt's °dices, 4, Curuhill, or 9, Charing-Croat :- 2,477 I No. 699 1,435 I 4,298 5,557 42 . .4 4,298 6,716 7,178 5.579 5,642 7.880 8 . 131 7,799 7,1479 8 882 8,883 8,765 8,877 I 13,210 11.446 I 13.055 13,1107 15.463 15.4 , 4 15.461 15.462 17.999 1 9 .23 9 117 821 17,998 19 , 494 19,447 19,444 19,445 Nu. 141 N. 244 19,488 I No. 123 2,158 Persons n.,, spooning any of the above may have a great ea. e.-1) to .4.4-ri from ; or, of the adventurers have i fancy for aui pa: Uvular num&r, Dish will, if possible, obtain it for farm. PUSENT rates. tioot f42 15 0 11 4. ....... fl 2 5 0 f• I &leak .. g 3 2 6 3 0 Si‘teensh • • L. tiers, post paid, duly answered. Scbenses gratis. 1111 A T inestimable dlydicine the CORDIAL • .II EA Of .t(6I LEA fl, is peciaisrfy adapted to strengthen s-sk fi toile coric!lNltons, and likewise to warm and inrigo- • 00,41112 lif hPIbAS ; it acts powerfully, not only on the rho. o 11, but the whole nervous system; corrects a ai ypt toe and indigestion in the first psorager, and aa wi a ..... !ar(illy in recovering ibe tune or the urine.). aid grent.l tw e !..lll. II elle. its efficacy in seminal glee's in ince, iii , lcurrei l iutolin weaknesses io women. _ - • recimiduoided in dose Ladies, who, from repealed n.. 1 difficult lahitorr, are ',Mien' with weakoesaes and io (11 it is highly useful, strmigiheaing al the simt• time ibe atomitch, the back, the weakested 0r p1114,111.41 the WhoL• cutisttlitliutt. . . Hi. Cordial Bairn of Gilead is situ lly acknowledged In iw a M. st agr treble awl powerful restorative in all ner ..u. disorders, and may by lakeu with advantage is inward aaatlng., hiss or a spoor, indigestiou, depressiou of spirits, liemhling or dmak.•uj of the hands or lunbs, shortness of b, .'h. mud cualvtinptive habits. by Mr. Johnston, 6s, CornhiH; Mr. Sanger (late and Co.) 1.i6, fl‘ford.atteist ; Mr. Ward. Holborn ; :toti Nir. StriAlin!, Royal Exchange, Lando'', and all Nle•lovue I.a!•rs in ',limed Kingdom, at Its. and ads. per bottle. ;1. (',s•s may al.o bt übiaiard at Gilead House as uavai. VIYTON, Stockbroker, 3, Cornhill and Lora- IA bard street, respectfully Renounces to his Friends, the Public, that Tickets sad Shares are wow un sale for • NEW LOTTERY. on the good old-fashioned Mao, there being 120 Capital Prizes, all Money—no Fixed Capitalt—all the Priam Boating—so re-drawing—no drawing in Classes--in fact, every Prize may be drawn the First Day, snJ every Ticket or Share stands an equal chaser. The drawing begins NEXT WEDNESDAY, hut such a grand Scheme will, au dosibt, cause a great sale ; therefore, Tickets will be much higher is prier, and scarce also. Eyton has no occasion to remind his Friends of his success is selling greed Prises, it being already so well known.—All basin. as is the Public Funds transacted with fidelity and dispatch, at the Office, 2, Corahill. O. Thursday next will be published, price Se. No. XII. of V HE RETROSPECTIVE REVIEW, con. Wising—l. Sir Thomas Urrshart's Jewel.-2. Tom Corrit's Crudities.-3. Thomas Carew's Poems.-4. Life and Actions of John Evrrett.-2. Memoirs of Dr. Juba Radcliffe.-8. Las Cams and the Slave Trade.-7. Life and Death of Bishop Latimer.-8. Memoirs of the Duke of Sally —9. Jobe Skeltoo's Poetical Works.-10. Waltuis and Cotton's Complete Angler, or the Contemplative Man's Recreation. Coatiamed Quarterly. publish.' by C. Reistoys, Blawiste-straet ; s.d R. Trip. Mok r okri iload.street. FKUlki SA WICDAY IVIGH7'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Office, October 25, lett , 2d Regimeet or Dragoon Guard., Charles Cranford, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase. vice Robert Craufurd, who re tires—dated Ocloher 10, 1022. Sib Regiment of Fout, Drumming William Carruthers, from half-pay 4341 Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Wtlham WalJegraire Pelham City. who exchanges--ilaird as above. 11th ditto—Lieutenant John NPCrummen to he Captain by purchase, vire Danger, who retires; Ensign Harvey Gas-- sell Philipps Tockett to he Lieutenant, by piirelvi.e, vire M'Crwootee ; and Walker, Gent. to be Easigir, . . ♦ice Tanen—all dated as above. _ 1511! ditto— Lirntenant Thomas A. Drought to be Captain, by purchase, vice Harkrr, who retires; Envian Thomas Banniater to be Lieutenant, by porthase, sire th..ughi ; awl John Lawsua, Gent. to he tiviugis, by purcbabe, •ice Rainisier—ell dated at above. . 20th ditto--Lieuienant Robert Barker, from half-pay 58ik Foot, to be Lieutenant, •;ce Alex:lBl4re Mac'eau. who ex. changer—dated as above. 21st ditto—Lirutrasat &loan' Rowley 11111, from haltpsy 68th Foot, to be First luesatenant, vice Jailors %Vamp's, who a:chants—dated as above. 25th ditto. _ _ To be Ensigns—Ensign Fred ernit George Hower!, !tom the 59th Foot, vice Edmund Sebsitian Locke, who seines wpon am! p. , y Ist C•sloti regimen', feerIVIIE the difference— dated 0" tot'''. V, 1821; and Ensign George!. Smart, (ruin the 44th i'o9l, vice Gilbert who. xcbonges—daietl Otto- bet 10, 1822. 32.1 ditto—Lieutenant Henry Steven Olivier to he Captain, by purchase, vice Arden, promoted in the 8411. Foot ; En sign John Palk 10 be Lienteuant, by purchase, vice Ott • ;E. G. Eliot, Gent. to be F:mign, by purchase, vice Palk ; Sargeou John Ha►ding Walker, N.D. from half pay 4th Weal India Regiment, to be Surgeon, vice Tho mas Bulkeley, who exchanges—all dated as above. 44th ditto—Eusign Edward Gilbert, from the 25th Foot, to be Emig°, vire Smart, who Exchasges—dated ;their. 56th ditto—Ensign James Butt to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Drummond, deceased ; and Alexander Da niel Caddy, Gem. to be vice Bull—dated as above, 59111 ditto—Second Lieutenant Geo►ge Jonsson, from half pay Ist Ceylon Regiment, to br Elllllllll (paving the differ ent.), vice Howard, •ppoiuted to the 25th Foot—dated October 9, 1822. 61st ditto—Lieutenant William trlackengte, f rom h a m", 724 foot, to be Lieutenant, vice James Grummet!, who ex rhanges—dated October 10, 1822. 64th ditto—Lieutenant William Jolt to be Adjutant, vice Watford, who resigns the Attititantcy only—dated ■. above. 87th ditto—Captain William Hay, from half-pay of the 81st fool, to be Captain, vice Arthur Bows n, who exchanger —dated as above. Rai ditto—Captain Thomas Busbury, from the lialtpay to be Captain, vice Robert Misusers Lockwood, who vs chsitges—dated as above. Ist Royal Veteran Battalion—Liesitenant Joseph Piggott, from the late 7th Royal Veteran Battalion, to he Lieute nant, vice Vreghorit, placed ott the retired list—dated as above. HOSPITAL STAFF. Assist•ut.Snepeoa Matthew Faction, from half pay 2511 i Foot, to be Assistant-Suction to the Forces, vice loollaw, oil(14C appointment has nut takes, place—skied October 10, IRV. To be Hospital-Assistants—tlospilal.Assistant Alexander Hroce, from hatf-pay, vice Coglitso. promoted; sod Hos pital Assistant James Finlaysuu Nkomo, float ball pay, t ice Sibbald, promoted—both slated as above. catcenvi DUNI. The Commission held by Mr. Michael %Mon, as Assist ant Commissary, dated Sept, tuber I, 1795, bas been can celled. RANK RUIPTCDS ENLARGED. Richard Wait,son, au, or laic o 1 Luation, and heretvrore back s DIVIDENDS. November 16. R. R. Ward, of M.ideo.laee, Battle.hridre. Muddla.ea, maatarLomoufartortr, al one, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Elssinshall-street, London. November 16. I. Soaking, of Soore-street, Bedford•sgoare, Middlesex, Tailor, at one, at the Court of Commasouners of Bankrupts, Basimthall-Niece*, London. November 16. S. Rucker. of the Old South Sea House, Broad-street, London, mrrrinnt , at lea, at the Court of Commissioner* of Baukrupis, Basinithall.sirret, Lundoa. November 16. R. Shirley, of Horkbnb ury, London, carpet stantifaelorer, at eleven, at the Court of COMMISiIUOM of Baakiupis, Bissinetallmrert, London. November 19. W. Atkins, srn W. Atkins, jwn. mod S. Atkins, 0/Chipping-No-tun, Oxford, bankers, at tbe White Hart Inn, Chipping-Norton. November 19. M. Noble, now or late of &Berms, Surrey, engine mmnmfaetarer, al twelve, at the Court a Cosmis lionrn uf Bankrupts, Basinahnll-street, I.undua. November 19. S. Hey, of Uwe Lissoir.strert, Li:woo•greee, St. Mary-le-burie, Middlesex, earpruier, at one, at the Court of Cummissionere of Bankrupts, Basiogliallsnrert, Imudria. November 10. W. Goodwin, of Cambridge, carrier. at tor's,. at the Court of Commissioners of Baakrupis, Boonghsll - Landon. November $O. J. C. Nl'Lrod, late of Demerara, bat saw af t►e Brady Hotel,. Lrireater•6eldr, kliddlerex. merchants, •t sieves. at the Court of Commouriosers of Beokropta, Bust ball-street, London. Nowt=hwr 16. T. ilolmex, of Lour-acre, St. Martin✓.-iu- Ihe•Puetd. r Middlesex, coach ni.ilter, at one, al the Court of Coomissionets of B.lnkrupts, Basinghall-strert, London. November 30. T. FAdimn, of Rumford, FMr linen.drener, al eleven, at t he e. t o f ~./111111111110111111. of Bankrupt., Basinghallstrert, London. Pitivensbi-r 1..1. Wingate, Isle of Bailiwick, Somerset, money. ►cri , al wee, at the Castle and Ball Inn, Bath. Nuwenitore 30. D. Maitland, of Neu B. olce.rtlert, London, merchant, at twelve, at the Cuurt of Commissioner. of Bankrupt', Birtieghall-orret. . . . Noveasbe;26. Bre. it. Clones, late of It 011.1 fern Path. firth, It. B Clurrh, Esq. lave of Glanyaern, I). Mnwu, Es q. late of Aotradruchm, and the Rev.). 1.. Jones, Aeik , lane of It.. Matto; Destbigh, bookers, at elt vets, at the Crows Inn, Denbigh. November Id. S. P. Reaper, of Maidstone, Kent, dealer, at twelve, at the Conti of Causation ttt .ers of Bankrupi4, Ba• t.inghall-sireet, I. a dun. Norealber 16. T. Floater and E. S. Eisler, of Ydding, Kent, twalisters, al twelve, at the Court of Cutundssauners of Bankrupts, Baungtoall.airret Loudon. November 30. T. Kay, Git' Pi uncra.stin.tre, Rateliffilithway, 1111.1 db-sex, civil-merchant, at rlevrn, at the Court of Cone mitaionera of Bankrupts, liJassit.liall-sir. rt. Nwremh..r 16. J. ILlmer, or Wilet.tone, Nli.l.llesex, dealer, at fro, at the Court of Commissioner+ B..okrupts, HA sinkall street, Loudon. CF.RTIFICATES —Novruar a 16. J. $l. Probyst, of Long-hoe, Brim boy, Surrey, surgeon. —J. E. Houghton, of Fetter-14w, London, builder —D. Hyde, Isle of Waltham Abbey, Essex, gericer.-11. King, late of Cortemiry court, Haymaiket, Msitilliaex (but stow a rr tt osier confined its the Kinea•Bench Prison, or the rules thereof), grocer. PARTNERSHIPS DI4SOLVED. F. E t tad 7• Evans. or Old etc. et, Middlesex, I eons, Ikermlwr 25,1821 —J. Salton nod G. Sutton, of Tunbridge, talluw•chassdlera, °club( r 14, 1822.-1. I'. Justin and J. E.- tot, of Pnnsro.e s.rert, Bishopsgatc-street, London, straw• hat-suanufactio rrrr r November 9, 1821.—D. Whalley and It. IVbaley, of Alitgate High-street, London, cher semungers, October 21, 1822.-8. Penny and T. Gainey, of \Vero wk. street, Colden , square, London, tailors, October 25, 1822. D. EV A IVI ■ad J. A. Lamb, of 111..asintosit's-bitililinga, Cantons ateeet.rosrl, Middlesex. coal merelisita. 0. sober 25, 1822. W. Brooks, H. Brooks, and W. Bprailey, of the Strand, Middlesex, glair 'utters, Octoher 25, 1812.-1. Hancock, H. D. Watkins, and M. Sisk, of Lisueboucc• hole. Ali. Saints, Poplar, Nliddlesex, mast and Work-in-4(u, October 28, 1822.—A Lewis and 1. Psylie, of Mariiii's-line, Cannon-street, London, brokers, Oriolor 25, 1822.—T. Wu unquote an.ll. Harrison, jun. of 'Emile)! slice', Siosihwrik, uil.siterchants, October 21, 1822 —J. Ili r.one and It. Critips, of Tulse Hill, Surrey, et such, September 17, 18-22, H. Jones and N. Higgs, of OokOs-raw, Pimlico, Middlesex, biewers, October 22, 1822. PRICE OF SUGAR. The •errage price of Homo or MOSCOW:00 Sngor, rOM puled from the Heim si% tootle in Ihe week ending tilt 1:1t1 iy of October, 'toe, is 324. per hundred ex eheore 0 ( th e dully, of I. o•lnnis pool or p:ls:thle thri eon on Ibe impui tattoo thereof into Great Britain. PRICES OF CORN. IVerkly Return or t h e Average Price of British Corn, Winchester NUMMI . .., us received from the Incimatiir4 in the sespeetive ftlaritime and Towne in England and Wake, from whirl' the Priers that govern Importation are calculstecl.—Ortutier 19, 1822. . 1 . . .: ei s. .... .; r 1 4 0 0 . 0, 11 . 4 4 1 =:." e. I. el. s. d I t. d. s. d. - s. d. s. el 39 4 ; 25 5 , 19 4 , 29 8 , e:5 0 ; .2s 5 A It..yul Ordinance, dated the gOth, regulates the duties of the (iovernor, Sob-Gmernor, and Li trisector of the Polytechnic School, and Ute admit mon of pupil.. Several journals hare spoken of 6 Mister/ of ponitird.bledea mad: h asie AAP." a the cwoont house at Stock, at the moment when it was at leinpied to introdoce these prohibited arms into France. We are enabled to *tate that these blotchs' present emblems of a nature perhaps more :dunning, and certainly more signitirant, than the weapons themselves. Thus on one may be seen an urn, a sceptre cast down, a 'wild with threestar. •1 the upper extremity ; on the other ride, a curd-glowi, a tithe, a broken sceptre, it crutch, and • mutt ; beneath these lignres ate /aster, surrounded l) palms, similar to the representations in republican emblem.. On moodier blade, instruments of punishment appear. It may he asked—for whom can such present•, brought from foreign countries, be destined ?—jMunireur.) Letters front Vienna state that the Emperor Alex ander will return to his dominion/ sumer than was expected. Fumes( Fuans,Orrnara 43 —Pier rel. craicapetted et 93 f. 60 e.; rlue.-.lrtt 93f. 65 e.; Bea Sibarer,'l.647 I'. 50e.— Neepollian Stock, 80!.—Exehanee on Londe° : one month, 25 f. 30 c.; three seethe, 25 1. 15 c. CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPTEMBER 12. The following Note wds presented by Lord Strangford, the English Ambassador to the Sublune Porte, on the 271 h A sietit.t " The Enali.h A mhee•edor must do himself the honour of calling the attention of the Sublime Porte to a subji ct whirls is of the grratest importance to the interest of the British merchants. " The Awsbastividor has already, on different occasions, prevented ►eclawationa to the Rei■ Effendi. on the subject of the debts which the English have to recover from the pro. perty of Greeks who took to flight at the beginning of the rebellion. " The department of Defierdariat, to which this affair has bees remitted, has always replied, that it could be decided only according to the Mahomedau laws, and that these laws, always *lse and just. did Hot permit the Sublimer Porte to dispose of the property of Ilia Gr.ek subjects, unless lire proprietors were presets', or properly rep led by Allier. eerie. i " Bat it s of public notoriety that the greater part of them Greeks bare been Metered to fly frost their etaulfy by the fear and stares whit* she effervescence el Our public mind bad spread ow generally in the Arse momenta of the re volt, when the distinction between the innocent and she guilty was not well estahlishett, and when all the Greeks without exception appeared criminal in the ryes of as enan pentted populace, " It Is equally notorious that the Greeks, of whom timi dity was the sole crime (and whom the Ambamador does not eorifounti with traitors who have takes flight to escape pu nishinesit), have lakes. refteretwineipally la foreign counttire, that they only sigh for the moment when they usay again return to their homes, and that only the fear and uncertainty of the reception they may meet with still compel them to re main under the dominion of another Power. " To dissipate these apprehensions, to enable the victims of a very natural suspicion to return into their mallet Cows- try, to put at length the British 'objects in a condition to re cover their debts, by personally prosecuting their debtors before the competent tribunals, a word of the Sublime Porte will sillier, nod I wish it may be pronounced. We shall then see return 10 the bosom of their country the un forinuate men whom the force of circumstances slime hail obliged mumematity to remove from it. The GoVersiment will resume its rights over a considerable part of its own subjects, and Illu.e of the King of Great Britain will no longer have to suircr the joint cousequeures which result to their interests from the prolonged absence of their debtors. " The 1111.5. t of the tl aims amounts to so considerable a 1.1110, and the necessity of satisfying them has become so urgent, that the Ands...odor would I it IN hie duty if be did Not request the Soblime Porte to adopt the only meaua which, in the present state of things, can obtain for the Eng lish creditors the justice which they have so lung and so vainly solicited, by in .king publicly knurls what are the in. 'Petition 4.f the Gores samrut with retard to the debtors, and giving them the Noma, assn.-sure that, without any personal risk, they may ~turn to their native country, and appear before the ramp tent tidied:4ls, so that justice may be douse to their creditors. The Ambassador, in reerunmendior this pommel to the urlinortlede , d wisdom and equity of the Sub lime Porte, seizes this occusimi, &c. (Signed) " STRANGFORI)." MADRID, OCTOBER 10. A deputation of the entice to-day, at one o'clock, toreenteti the following rothirtss to his 111ajeatt• Star —The Deputies of the nation, asimpilded in Extra ordinary Cortes, presmit themselves before the throe' of your Majesty, to renew the testtmonies of their affetttop end re. duet, and to offer their congratulations on their happy meet ing, which was retarded by 511 many rilastediss, but which was an ardently desired by the whole nation, as seressary for the preservation of your royal digoity, and 6f the ratline,. " The Eximbrilin•ry tortes agree with your Majesty that the circumstance. in which the nation is now placed are ex tremely *afresh ; but they firmly hope wish your Majesty, that if any thing ran repair the past, and riots future this desirable result ems only be accomplished by the meeting of the Legislative Body and the sincere co-operation of your Majesty with the views of the Legislature. The Corte., Sloe, deplore with your Majesty the ravage, occasioned try the civil war raging in several provinces. 1 hey would be glad not to he forced lo appeal to fire and sword to tint au rlllllll this evil : they would be glad to estimate even the germ which towlines such hitter and destructive fruits. Nevertheless, they cannot biros, to pas to the country the tribute to which she has a right in her affliction ; and, assur ed of the lively enthusiasm with which the patriotism of Spa- Morita will meet their present wants, they will note an augmen tation of that brave and patrildic body the peronismo army, the permanent and better organizatiou of an active militia, and the sums net !NOM for :art pug on all euterprises which have for their object the coosolidation of the liberty, the glory, the tranquillity, and happiness of the nation. With such succours, the Cortes are persuaded that your Majesty's Guverawieut way he able to place Spaio in that 110- sitiuo which she might to occupy in the political map of Europe and u( the world. The Cortes will lend their aid wherever their iuterfert ace and assistance shall be called for, guided always by the desire of presertiog the national his. noisy, suakiiig the Spanish nose respected by all the Powers of Europe, and of mlending nor relations with those Powers nob %limn it 'ply b• propel so to do i and espec.ory ST. JEAN PIED DB PORT, OCTOBER 15. The Army of the Faith has been completely beaten and routed. Si g reat is their terror, that they have abandoned the fort or Irati. The Com mandant and the Junta arrived here on the 13th. Had not the Constitationalista stopped at Ochags vis, they would have entered the fort without firing a shot. But next day Colonel Arodondo rallied 200 fugitives, and with them entered Irati. The Constitutionalists were delayed by a thick, and were ignorant of the disorder into which the enemy been thrown. The magazines of the Army of the Faith have been carried oil. SADItIb, OBTOBER I I. . _ _ It is reported that the famous Canon Merino, who , was behaved to be dead a year age, loas re-appeared in the neighbourhood of Lerma, at the head of a strong squadron of cavalry, and 150 infantry. It seems he was taken care of in a convent, and is now perfectly recovered. We are informed that the Einpecioado has been ordered to leave Navarre and come by forced marches to Castile, in order to ex terminate this hand. On the 9th the two brothers. Mont, yens of the Countess del Pinar, and Captain Benrentio, offit e-v of the Guards, accused of being the principal au thors of the attack of the 7th of July, were con fronted and examined. It It understood that they will, within the course of a few days, be tried befor e • Council of War. The late Deputy, Romero A Ipuente, has enrolled himself in the National Guard, and to-morrow mounts gourd for the first time in the Hall of the Cortes. There is a talk of carrying hint in triumph. The Spanish Consul at Algiers, who embarked on hoard the Spanish squadron. fearing that his conduct would expose him to reproach, shot him self on arriving at Port Mahon. The squadron is gone to Carthagenti. HAMBURG;H MAIL. HAMBURGH, OCTOBER 17. We have received by way of Odessa, news from Constantinople of the 20th of September, of the following tenor :—" Great uneasiness prevails here. The Turks have been defeated by the Persians near Erzerum. The great caravan has been plundered by the Wesliabites, who ere advancing towards Mecca. and it is believed that the Pacha of Egypt will be obliged to withdraw his troops from Gandhi and Cypius, in order to oppose them. The state of af fairs in the Morea and in Thessaly is still very cri tical. On the coast of Syria, a second earthquake has desolated the cities of Antioch, Siden,• said Alexandria—(Little Alexandria, or A lexandiette, is probably meant.) Lastly, the Treasury is so ex hausted, that the most rigorous decree■ against luxury have been issued by the Sultan. All silver plate must be brought to the mint, where the uwuers receive a very low price for it. The swilimudies and the babies (coin an called) are called in, to be received at a depreciated standard." 8C1111.1t4, OCTOBER 15. The British Minister, Mr. Rose, has returned front Loudon. KAMOURGIN. OCTOBER 10. To-day bring a !whitey (the ausitusetsary ot the great battle of L•ipzi„) no course of excharge publealted. Bitsuless WWI choice on London, 36 93 to 9 ; Amsterdam', 1041 to 3 ; Paris, ST. PF.TF.RSBUROII. OCTOBER 4. Exchanges—London, 10 1.34 1.16 ; AMIN eulao.. 10 1.3 t 1.16; Haanlourgh, 9 5.32; Paolo, 105,11.—(Thumbwrg4 PaA pen, October IS.) BAYONNE PAPERS. BP.YONNE, OCTOBER 17. We have now received authentic ato.d ditmled Inters from Si. Jean l'irJ Jr Pori, &c, w h ic h confirm the total disper,ion of the Army of the Faith, the greater part of the troops having returned to their homes, %%lisle the rithris seek all asylum in the French territory. At Si. iron heti Jr l'at, Leconia:;, and the entirom, there weer on the 14111 alr,ave 600 soldier% of the Fatili, and the Mayor had applied to the •uprrior moihmittes for instructions respecting the 11111111ler of tbspuoing of theft Isaurtuoute people On the 16th the fort of Irani was occupied by no more than 50 mess. %Ve do not know whether the Conbtoooofiri troops have .inVe approached it. A chief emote of their darctioil Is said to be the cqn- I i r