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Amplest Dow doe • to the Public eot.not of the bonds of hit !meths is its- S. ff. el. lotted ta the mom d. curheit, lVillisoo t Paymaster of dm Wilt - Ibire militia - $ The Solicitor of the Treasury ie proceed. log scaliest Mr. Coeltell for the reeovery .f the debt. Ooesatrely hos paid the assorot of Ahlriamml: TIWIRSIf HurKier, Edward, Paymaster of 2d battalion Gott ripe - mot . 1,086 6 2 The rim of 1,0861. 50.8 d. Is the deficiency loriod by a graerel court gauntlet In Barba slots it 1811, - woos lb.&Onsets of that sod the retell/0f year: 'PIP. Hassler is rot On Irrif poi, hissing boeffitlikeiesed the service. e'.. , 11'•1 J, rim's, Henry, Pairlibisilier pr bettalioa 60th reginseot •:l I. 0 • 8,135 6 91 Mr Jackson, who was diofisigned the see- • 1.161 imprisoned at Hot suit of the Crowe, from November, 1013, to Jtearry, 1910, when, it being thong that be bad so prisperly, he wrs released by order or ilst Lords, Commissioners of his plejestfi trea sury, WI coosiderartion of his 'lump imprison ' meld and sufferings. One of the sureties could not be found; the oilier eberondled pending the pruccedio§s: both were stated • to be rorolrent. Ile Flambe/it, James, Paymaster of the fureige depot • - 3,380 6 11 *refit, 'has been given trona freehold prorerty, is whieb; Mr 44e Marchaot hes • reversionary lateen!. We was nut allowed ball pry. Collier, James, Paymaster of 21st dragoons 2,304 15 1P Pasnaaater Collier was dramimed by the seareuce of a court marrrsl. All hie pro perty has beep .lathed towards the pay. mewl of this sore, aid atrpa takes to rtcurer the difference from his soietiesr. Wilkinson, Julio Dynr, Paymaster of 10th dragoons The sureties have paid the amount tif their bonds, and the half-pay of Mr. Wilkinson, as turret of the 23d light dragoons,. is ans. vended towards the liquidation of differ ence. No oilier step can he takes, Mr. Wil kinson being oar of the It iagdaino, and pon dof no properly. 1871. 14..64., which had accrued uo the 34th June last, on sc. covet of the half.pa), is included in the sun stated as recovered. 4,451 14 S Xintitey, Nicholas Toleo, Paymaster of Ist battalion Bth foot . • . The Paymaster died insolvent, at the regi ment in September, 1813. One of the sure ties is insolvent,proceedings hive been jolt'. toted against *be other surety fur the reco •ery of 1,0001. the amount of his hood. Byrne, Edward, Paymaster of ledt foot . The Paymaster is dead, avid steps are fak ing to Ireland for reeoverieg the eateuot from big representative. auks, Cbrisloplier, P.y.ukr of 101 bona lion 4016 fool The Paymaster died at the regiment in October, 1813. Proceedings against that sureties are pending in lielaad, and Inquirfen are making to God nut the widow, who is un derstood to have some property, and who, consequence of this debt has not beer placed on the pension list. Levis, Noab Edward, Paymaster of Sib royal veterans battalion The Paymaster was dismissed by the sea food, of a court martial. He and his sureties being insolrest were imprisoned for the re nettles of their beads, as follows :-1111r. Lewis, the Paymaster, from the 121 b of February, 1813, to the 14th F. bruary, 1810, 'btu he was distbsrged by the authority of the Lords of the Treasury; Mr. Isaacs, one of the moieties,' was itt the Lae. Beach for private debts, when Mr. Lewis was imprison ed, sad • dee•iner hsviag heeo 14,00, he was kept is custody instil !helot or August, 81114, whets be was released by order of the Loeb of the Tie nary;i Mr. Brown, the other surety, was amassed three mouths, 'lid then released by order of the Secretary at War. Royale'', Wei. It, Paymaster of Id battalion 671 b foot . The Paymaster died at the regiment, sad It bits been eacerisined that noihisig a, be recovered from law estate in from his sores imi• Johnson, Gudschall, Paymaster of the Bed ford recruiting dt.trict . . Paymaster Johnson resigned, sad the Sa y at War has allowed him froillitli of January, 1819, for the paysiraut of this auto. Pk. Johns** has greeted a mortgage on his estates its t►e West ladies as a further security for the payment of the deficiency. Maxwell, W., Psyrosster of the Leeds re- cruitit4 The Pavmsater was dismissed. The whole of the debt i• likely to be recovered, as the h. Akers of iLe C►own are taking steps fur obtaining the property of Mr.lllllazwell's us• ter, who lately died is India. Stapleton, David, Il.lentensot of the 47th foot, acting Paymaster of the hatletioe of foreign recruits Lieutenant Simpleton is on half pay, and proceedings are in progress with a ♦iew to Me payment of the deficiency. Harley, John, Paymaster of Std battalion 47th toot The Payton*ler is on lull-pay, and the claim is likely to be reduced by explaastioos, a Lich he bas bees culled upon to reader. His bslf-pay is impended, and 2731. 15,. "Mich bad accrued oo she 24111 of Juoe last, is stated as recovered. His sureties are is &Areal. Duller, P., Paymaster of 2d battalloo 524 Lot The Paymaster was diansipsed by the see. tesce of *court martial. Heafierwards dled, and the mum let-owned was obtained out of his estate. The sureties are lavestagsliag the remaining claim; sod the Gest balance v.ll probably be r ed from them. Nell, Jobe, Paymaster of the 102 d foot . Paymaster "fell abacoaded, awill was die aniessd the service; inguirsve are masking by the Colonial Departsecot 4 societal's his sitestion and property le New South Wiles, where he is understood to be. Mil.% Julie Qsarteronater, Acting Pay- in.ster in be West Maidlerez suit He was diewsissed the snake, sud bas Wee di•cbarged haat prbo■ under the lu selweat Act. it Stafford, Loney, Captain, Acting Paymaster of the *7th foul . . . Nut recoveraale. Ceplei• giafford was as Actin Paystastcr, and thud tueolvtat, .~ l&I 1,9 d 9 !Pi NS 11 0 I,4is 7 4 190 10 4,501 a 1,067 4 007 10 71 1,491 14 8 2,320 0. 7 1,4611 6 11 23. 3 11 1199 19 9 all* ''. . Tie. Coisekio,,flooss dot .‘,.. a. cviimitionid lf. ~ al !PO •1 311 Tie 'wears I dor their bona,. Me tio vs lell • - ; 4 ' Alb • • for' tbis‘ bt in y, _ ...-- • Istely'reteasert by oer of the 'Lords of t - i Treasury, in consequence of • memorial pre. seated by him so stet filosost. - iiti•-r -duo did not entitle hien to boltpay. Sinclair, A., Paymaster St iklassimum eassolitiated depot . 1,054 010 The Paymaster I. dead L a 1k pays 106/ . lmi:try half•year, thriledir thell 4 4 datums of this debt. Johnson, Henry, Paymaster of ditto ditto . 3,013 11 3 Mr. Johnson has riven a bond for 15,0001. to striate the payment of the balance after the death of his father. He is is,,t oo half. pay, not hairiest Imes entitled to half•pay by his commission. .1 Heasswort6 !. .l. 1, Fefirster of the Kil- kraal militia • . . 094 The Paymaster In asa proceedings against tisenwelies are going on in Ireland. 9 bf Woll.eley. Henry, Paymaster of id battalioa 27th foot 304 10 3! . . Tb 00. stated as recovered, is the amount of Paymaster Wolsekes full and half-pay, to the 24th of Jame last. The loaf pay ham been seetteaded, sad the su.ration will be continued till 'borehole debt is made pod. II oghes, Haas Terrier, Paymaster of Ist bat ._ . dation, 481 b fool The amount of the bonds of the sorelie• Ink been recovered. The PAyinaitct ak. denuded and left so properly. ' I • lky, Matthew, Paymaster of Std foot - 7,07.4 3 0 Mr. 0111e7 is not forthcoming. One of his sureties cannot be traced, and the Davr died, after hiring become a bankrupt. A verdict for the ninon,' of the Paymaster d bond (4,0001.) grad obtained is Jima last its 11141 Cutlet of. Exchrqacr, on which the Pay master was atspetsedvd. Only 391. lbs. 3d. toold.ba levied. ilayea,thaties Argosies, Peymister of the Nor' Scobis frpeibles - 857 b 0 Tie.Paysiasier absconded, but legal pro- eeedissop see sorts on See •retrolcriou 5001. MIS the eserteiug surety, who resides in • Magyars. • • ... Jaws, Limitless/It, AetisspPez. i , master or ?A banshee, 31st t . • .11 7 'Mr'. Mangle hiving abacooded,„ Afton « . ,safes carvbe takes: - 4,75$ • • Campbell, Archibalit, Paymaster of the ami nolidated depot st Hull • 960 ' l 6 The turn rerouted was paid by.l4 master, sad the Solicitor of the Treaser h • bees directed to apply to the widuw lis remelting balance. Johosou, R. B, Paymaster of the Dimwits". ham.and Cleelamfurd districts 7,123 14 1 The amount et the bands of the sureties has been recovered. TIM Paymaster's half pay has been itspeadull froniTSlli Septet°. ber, 1817, sad the assent that has accrued, els. 6601. 6s. is included is the sum stated as IVCOVtred. •lade, George Nlilaer, Paynnoter of the 6th battalion, 60th regimeot - 1,13133 bi Mr. Slade was dissaiwied Hie service. Proereediugo against him have commenced in the Courts of New Hulloed, where be is nuclerstood to be settled as a Meridian*. A i llen ‘ Hichurd, Paymaster of the 7th Weal India regiwient 1,974 10 ao The tom stated as recovered is the armed of the Paymaater's hail-pay to the 24th Jobb 14st, which has been sespended. Hr. Allen has bees arrested at Jamaica, and his suit. ties have beer is/armed that if be does oat pay they will be required to do so. Cowper, Henry, Paymaster of 7lb battalion, Ktires German legion - i l t43 1$ $4 His half-pay is suspended, aod isqulry itt soaking as to his other means of owskjeg good his eleficiescies. The sum of 7971.36.6 d. which had accrued on account of his hplf. pay to the 24th Juue last, is stated as re. covered. Castle, Lawrence, Paymaster of Aleuros's regiment Paymaster Castle appropriates • moiety of his half pay towards the liquidation of his dellciesey. • Rolfe, Thomas, end Overead, Wilma, Cs p. Isis. Committee of Psysiautership of the Ist Tower Hamlets militia . . 339 14 74 The Solicitor of the Treasury is proceed. to recover I he•amount from the Committee. Austin, Francis, Paymaster of tbs.. West Middlesex militia - 604 17 11 The Paymaster aid *se of his autunite dird issolvent. The other moiety is also in solvent. 113 14 fik tones, James, Paymaster of the Newcastle district - 611516 9 . • Om* sorely has paid be penalty of Ma bond. ?be otbecisdeadantlaisaffairsarein Chancery. Mr. lanes's bat pay is suspend ed; and 8211. 19s. 6J. which bad accrued on the 24th June last, is included in skst JIL motet slated to be recovered. Wiltke, J. D., lgma•ter of file hussar depot . The sureties have paid he amount df their beads, and 4111. la. 11d. has been re. covered by legal proceitliags @varlet the Pig-master. Me Was iaipresoird ea the ellth January, 1819, and Was released by order of the Leeds of site Treasury vet the Sib October, 1821, le conseq of else movie, from Ulm to that Board. 1k has got reedered his accounts for the period tom 231 h September, 1813, to 24th May, 18141; and 1,8081. SI. 104. of the sum charged against him is taken, on so rumination of his estimates and comparative dates, as the probable aniouut of his deficiency for that period. ISO I! 4 l Herbert, 1., Paymaster of the South Obit enter - . The Paymaster died insolvent. There wave Iwo sureties bound in 500/. each. One has paid the smount of his bond; sad 8131. IN. 4d. has bee■ recovered from the estate of the other. The Solicitor of Ae Treasury is p►octedi.g to recover from the represeittatives the duff between the Niter sum tied 5001. via. 1861 los. ad. Wllkiosoo. William, Paymaster of ltd. bat talion, 141 b foot . Tbs Paymaster is dead, mid the sue, covered is the balance of his effects. No thing further Wog recover l* frots his estate, the sureties haft begg 1011010.18 remit he diatom. / 114 0 10 k 2 6 Amount new Jut los the Pultlie. air • nwall,Paystalin of 2d battalion, £. t. d. • 341 . . 533 111 6 T jar Mr. Jolliires bond (0,000/.) "al ' • 4 his half-ply hen been 185 • • had nettling' on ibo 14th J M inteludcd in the arm eat cd Sal r • . Paymaster of 2J battalion, 424 Pat ' , r. Ttre Paymmater was struck off the half pay fist. He and leis sureties have been aseertaiaed to be iusalveat, but a divideud Is expected OR I he estate of one of them. Dalhunty, Marcus, Paymaster of lot bat talion, 415th foot - The Paymaster Is deed, cud leesl proceed lap for the meter, of the debt have been iastilisted spinet his brother, oho adminis tered to his wale. Dillon, lames Patrick, Paymaster of the 101st foot • The Paymaster Is dead. The claim is in coarse of settlement with his sureties. Graham, Robect Charles, Paymaster of the West India range,a The Paymaster was dismissed ►y the sen tence of a court martial, mid is laeolvent. The sum recovered is the MOROI of the bonds of his sureties. Cobden, John, Paymaster of detachments at Cokhester Tbe amount of the boads of the sureties has been recovered. Mr. Cobden is 19601- veut ; he is not en ►elf pay, mot haying been entitled to half•pay by his comatimitia. 1,211 18 7 2,462 4 Biggar, Alexander, Paymaster of the BAth foot . - - The Paymaiter wu dismissed by the sea 'mice of • court martial. The sem rera ve►ed Is a,moiety earl by one of the sureties; time hsta teen granted to the other to rash's him to r.fer to Mr. Rie (. ho has re moved to the Cape of Goo d Hop.), for the , purpose or übtai•ieg his eneseal to the sato of some property, tu which they both have so intetest.for the discharge of the debt. Ferns, Thomas, Paymaster of the 100th foot The Paymaster's Itellf-pay is suspended fur the recuvet y of the debt ; 3084, bs. had •e -crued on 24th June last, and is included its the ■mount stated as recovered. Clark, James, Paymaster of Ist battalion, 52d foot The Paymaster was diseslised. A eerie. spoodence is guise on with his surrt;es, 'from whom the whole is expected to be re. evicted. Dirley, Ilugh, Paymaster of ht battalion 62J foot • • The Paymaster is dead. The Solicitor of the Toessitry is proceeding for the recovery of the amount (sons his tepresentatire. brArthur, John, Paymaster of Ist battalion, 791 h loot The Paymaster Tan superseded, and it has been arseettaiued that he ha. no property of any kind. Pr thugs are going us naiad the sureties. Smith. James, Captain. Actin Paymaster of the West India rangers Captain Smith bas been called upon to rc mkt the r. miming bolamee. Nanete, Bartholomew. Paymaster of the Edinburgh depot The Paymaster wan superseilerl, and pro ceedings are going on again.t him and his murales i■ Ireland. Sharp, John, Paymaster of the 2J Surrey militia The Paymaster absconded to Anseries, inwards returned, and is now in prisms on account of the debt. the of the sureties is sit to be (wend, sed the other has been as. certaimed to be insolvent. Jennings, John, Paymaster of 7lth dragoon gmsrds Paymaster Jennings was a. wowed by a court martial to be cashiered, but being re. irommended to the favour of the Crown, the sentence was mitigated by the King. TI. halt pay is however withheld on account of the debt, and 139/. Ss 11 thereby saved up to 24th .11une last is stated as iecuvered. Otway,Wdliam, Paymaster sr 14th dragoons The Psymasier% half-pay has been sus pended, and the sum of 92/. la. 6d. which bad accrued on account thereof liiteihJuue last is Included in the sum stated to be recovered. A correspondence with the sureties fur the settlement of the dilereucs is pending. Daniel, llama' Liodel, Paymaster of 31 battalion, Ist foot The Paymaster was dismissed by the len tome of a Court martial. He is not at pre terite to be found, hut the Solicitor of the T y Is making inquiries after his pro perty and peraun. Hie sureties we found to be tosolvent. O'Connor, R. D. Paymaster of let baltaliou, 11th foot The Paymaster absconded. The law of- Gamin Ireland are proceeding against the auZClies for the recovery of the debt. Fisher, John, Paymaster of 55tlyfoot The Paymaster was sispenteded, mid a roe orgpuedenee is going oo respecting the debt, Mud there is uo doubt of the whole beiug• recovered. It say be proper to observe, that the sums herein stated to be doe front the several occountants, include, In magi eases, objectionable charges to a considerable amosnt, which this parties concerned may sitimately succeed is establishing as proper to be allowed, but which, in the absence of Touchers said explanations unsuccessfully applied for, it is totssideved advisable to add to the positive portion of the claims remaining to be accounted for. 'Besides the above cases, ,hare are several others of officers, who, having bad the charge and payment of troops, have reodered accounts of their expeuditare, and who, upon the examination of their accounts, have been charged will. certain payment. made by them erroneously to officers and me■ under their charge; mid no case bee been Included io this Nigro, in which, in consequence of ibis seminal@ being still under exemisatioo, no balance has yet been shack as due to the public. July 19,1612. 4,743 19 2,561 7 1,077 10 PA LMERSTON. The hveraess Courier says— ,4 We are informed that his Majesty will fur certain visit the Duke of 1 ..., Athol. Preparations are, it is said, making for a rend stag hunt to be given during his stay itt Blair. he whole tailorage of the aorthaeast of Perth*liire are sow bossy in equipping the tenantry of the •Diske of Athol in proper costume. There is a report that his Majesty will also visit Gordon Castle and Dunrubbili j but very little credit is attached to it.". Jollat 341 IMPERtiikl, PARLIAMENT: t 4'" HOUSE OF &RR DS, — rft e - Avown 2. "7/ Their Larabips yid at s quarter before five o'clock. BAABRUPT LAWS. The LORD CHANCELLOR introduced to the House • Bill, of which be had on • former occasion given notice, fur &keying and improving the present Sate of the Bagatelle' Laws. It was his original intention to have summoned their Lordships, with a view that the principle of the measure should undergo a discussion ; hut perhaps the most coove. sleet course to pursue with a Bill of that nature, would he merely to have it read and printed for the pretest. His Lordship thee stated the different provisions which it eon. liana, and added, that it embodied most of the reeommen delimit of the other House. The most material alteration was, a clause empowering an individual to have himself made a bpukrupt, by filing a declaration. It contained another ' claw, enacting dist an application made in the Insolvent Debtors' Court should be considered an act of bankruptcy. 'He wished to state, that he did not Wedge himself to adhere minutely to all the provisions it comateed. The wording of ow of the classes might perhaps appear objectionable, lie .011teeN1 now submit it, subject to whatever alterations might 111smater be deemed important, and during the recess au op. .prietnnity would be afforded of receiving any cummuniei. taw which might tend to its improvement. The Bill was then read a Brit time, and ordered to be printed. The East India Sugar Rill; the Smuggling Prevention • Bill; the Scotch Spirits Drawback Rill ; the General Turn . pike Bill; the Bantle Duties Bill; the Exchequer Dills Bills; the Irish Militia Pay Bill; aad the Stamp Duties Bill, were all read • third time, and pseud. The Appropriation Bail, sad the Tithes Leasing (Ireland) Bill, passed through Committees.—The Reports were ordered .to be received on Monday. Their Lordships then adjourned In Monday next. GIBIidLTAR. The Gibraltar CAroxiele of the MI) ult. contain. ,the fullowitig proclamation . . " Tie gentlenseu residing in the garnets', w►o have meted on former ercesions with so much seal as inspectors of dis tricts daring the summer months, have nails offered their wring, sad the vacancies arising from the absence of others , have beeps readily filled up by km1'1461611 actuated by t►e same desire for the public good. The Goreritor is fully win sible bow mach is due to them for their atresuous exertions in haviug rowtributed so materially towards the preserratioa of the public health; sod with a view to t►e prevention of disease, he earnestly recommends a coutinuaace of that strict altrolius to 'borough ventilation soil cleitalioese, as Lein[ objects of the first importance. '• The Go►ernor feels assured that the Inhabitants of all doscripActua will immediately sad cheerfully comply with whatever soggeatioeis and directions the insproon and medi• esl geailtmeu attached to the dusts iets may poles oat, which, censpled.with. the advantages to he derived from that excel lent establishment t►e Civil Hospital, afford a competent hope, that any Jimmie, whether contagious or otherwise, will be speedily checked, and its extrusion avoided. •' The appearance of the plague at Algiers having been *facially reported, the Governor Las adapted the necessary precautions, and be trusts that by the active exertions and vigilaece of all dame., its introduction to the guffaw& will be effectually preveuted. _ K Sweets earlier will continue to superintend the sick poor (out patinas) in the town, and will be assisted by the sediesl officers 'mentioned is the return, who a►e quartered at the *oath end or the Civil Hospital. . . . t' yr. Amid will euperiatead the lick poor (out patients) in.the south, and is quartered at the Naval Hospital. . L'ulregt muter my hand, at Gibraltar, the 10th day of July, 1822. (Signed) " CHATHAM, Governor. (By eultutaaud) "S. K CHAPMAN, Civil Secretary." FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PARIS PAPERS. PARIS, JULY e 9. We End the following in the ✓uuriol of Too tofu : We have this moment received the following news from the frontiers of Arriege :—Ou the morn. ing of the 16th of July, the two parties which dis pute the possessioa of Catalonia, came in contact in the neighbourhood of Vieh. The carnage was frightful, never befuie was there manifested such ferocious desperation on both sides. Nevertheless, the troops of Mists and of Malavila were unable to hold out long against experienced regiments of the line, mid of militia, and these two Chiefs have been obliged to sound a retreat. Their loss has been considerable ; it is estimated at 600 men killed and wounded. The Constitutionalists were commanded by the Captain-Getter:ll in person. They had previously informed the inhabitants of Puyeerda that they might reckon upon their speedy deliverance. Three thousand men, dis enibasked at Roses, have beets marched towards Olot. Three thousand men have ulso marched from Barcelona, and are advancing upon Lam pourdin." The same Paper announces also, that the defeat of Quepada by Colonel Assure and Leirmitor, is co , firmed. There were 40 killed, 100 wounded, end 30 priamiers. The Constitutionalists took a quantity of ammunition, and 200 muskets. ( Courier Trowels. Freda' Funds.—Five per Cents. opened at 911. 50 c. ; closed at 9 11. 65 c. JULY 30. We (Gazette de Prow) have already announced, sad the statement is confirmed, that the King has appointed the Duke de Laval Montmorency to the embrasy to Rome, in place of the Duke de Maces, who has resigned. . Lord Stewart, the British Ambassador to the Austrian Court, will leave Paris this day for Vienne. . Letters trod Scullin of July 1 l announce that the Baron de Siegeatbal, the Austrian General commsodiuu at Peterwarialin, had arrived at the farmer, and that in consequence of a proposition mule to him, it was said, he was shout to cuter into a conference with the Prchs of Belgrade. CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. simile or MJLY 29. The Chamber discussed at some length the art'. des, thy pay of the army, and the expeuses of the gendarmerie. M. de Lameth in proposing a considerable re daction under the letter head of expenditure, pro ceeded to state his objections to the 0111111 M in which the gendarmerie were etuployed. He said geu. darmes were stationed at the hotels of the Ministers. sod of the Director of Police. so that they hall the appearance of barracks. He was convinced they were introduced in disguise iota the electoral col leges. (Laughter sud murmurs.) In England, a constable with his stiff was able to maintain good order, whilst the French, who were the moat polish ed naliou in Europe, could not Resemble for the purposes of amusement without being surrounded with bayotrett.—(Muraturs.)—But, said the lion. Member, as for those Nliiiisters who wish to emits.: France, where have thry received their paned education ? Are they the Richelieu% the Xinstnes, the Poololls, or the Ch. , iseula ? I east my eyes on that beech of Minister., and this sight resumes me—fumarmnrs on the right. lasighier on the left) — I feel a certainty that notwlthstsndinst the efforts of this Administration France will finally obtain Lotions adapted to secure her libertier, to strengthen the throne itself. The Hen. Member's proposition WV9 rtjected. 2SB 13 1,210 $ 431 4 411 A 317 17 1,389 11 876 6 2 2,660 10 3 257 0 101 1,98 S 9 0 359 18 2 1,438 13 11 605 6 BRUSSELS PAPERS. siessEt.s, JII Q. A postillion from Antwerp, who drove one of the earriag.s of the Duke of Gloucester, had the mi.. fortune to dislocate his foot by the f.llini. of horse on the road from Antwerp to Spa. The DIA , on his return to Brussels sent an aide-de-catty 1,, inquire lifter the postillion. The surgeon hawili t ; declared that the man will not he able to mount nu horse for six weeks, the aide-decamp, by the Duke's order, has not only paid the surgeon for his attend ance, hut has given to the postillion a sum of 200 francs, and promised three francs per day for two months, independently of a handsome present which he has nude him. This trait of generosity and hit moony csnisot be too generally knouts. JOLT 28. Lord and Lady Bentinck have arrived here from ilulland, •nd Mr. John Calvert, Member of Par liament, with his suite, front Lisle. JULY seg. The Countess of Godsland (Queen of Sweden) end suite arrived here yesterday from Ate-hi- Chapelle. If we may believe a letter firm Bettie, Prince Hardeoberg, and the Minister of State, Cooot Bpn. storff, will set out front that capital between the 15th and 40th of August, to go to Verona, where a Congress will be opeued on the Ist of September. Captain Louis Croce, commanding theSardiiiiao brig La Pate which arrived from Odessa at Gesso' on the 17th July, has made a statement of which the following us the substance:—" He left Constan tinople on the 15th Jun., arriving 011 the 191 h off Smyrna: he Mw the Ottoman fleet all iu flanges at the same spot, known by the name of Chown, where the Russians formerly burnt that which had taken refuge there. Having observed that an armed Greek cutter detached from the Greek naval force sailed directly towards him, he at first stood off to sea, but his fears being dispelled, he of terwards held the same course as the Greek vessel. When he arrived at Zits, he saw the same cutter come out which had preceded him, and carried to the Consul of France the news of the defeat of the Ottoman fleet, which was confirmed to Captain Croce, with the following details :—' Three Turk ish three-deckers blew up, as well as severs! other vessels; four or five frigates run aground, and the rest were dispersed'." A letter from Rome of the fith inst. goys, that it is probable that Cardinal Spins. Legate at Bologna, and Monsigoeur Mazes. the Pope'. Smetary.iwito repiesenued his Holiness at the Congress at Lay. bach, will also be deputed to the new Congress, at which the Sovereigns, when they parted, agreed to meet again, end which it is now known will be held at Verona. ♦ANNA, JULY 15. The conferences with M. Tatischstf continue; the answer of the Porte to the proposals made by our Court, in the name of that of Russia, ore ex pected in the course of this mouth. A woutb will certainly pose before the return of the couriers who travel between this city, St. Petenburgh, and Constantinople. It is affiimed that the Emperor Alexander will arrive in July or September. Pre piratious are making at Vann. for the reception of the distinguished persoosgs who will arrive there at the same time. JULY 17. Prince Louis of Kauoitz-Rittberg, nephew of the Prime Minister of that name, under the reign of the Empress Maria Theresa, was arrested by the Police, last Saturday, at I l o'clock at night, and brought before the Criminal Court on a charge *f having used violence towards several young penguin, one oh-whom is dead in consequence of the ill-treat ment she received. This Prince, on account of is disgraceful conduct, and the total derangement of his domesticities's, has long bee.' avoided in society. This act of authority exercised on a Prince who is the bead of one of the most illustrious families in our country, Grand Cross of several foreign Orders, and who hes represented the august person of his Majesty the Emperor on several missions ut Copes- Niger). Madrid, arid Rome, is a ern's, kable proof of the spirit of justice of our Government. M. dr Tstischrfl has just hired for three months the fine Palace of Lubomiraki, ou the Scotch Boule vards, JULY 18. Our Papers announce the death of Baron Vogel tang, Geuerel of Artillery, of Josephstad►, is Bo hem's, of which lowers he was Governor. lie lin a native of Belgium, rod an officer •f the most distinguished merit. Prince Lropolr•, of Sate Coburg, arrived st Venice oo the 9 h, travelling under the name of Count of Heunrherg. The damage done to the windows by the dread ful storm which took place at Vienna un the -24:11 of June, is estimated at 400,000 tip, in*. Fires become snore frequent. O. the I•t ~/ Jul!. in the alllerooon, one broke out at Flengsalko IT, *WO iu three hours destroyed 140 houses; three old per sons were burnt to death, and better.' otherit scorched that from ore entertained for their lire•. In the night of the 3d there ass s tire at Str.ii.i— dorlf, which spread with such fury that in Ilse im putes SO houses were in flames. ♦IENI(A, AULT 19. bletalliques, 791; Bauk Share., 763 4-4. HA H BURGH PAPERS. CHILISTIANIA. JULY 16. ROYAL PROCLAMATION FUR TN& CALLING Of AN EXTRAORDINARY DIET IN Oft. we, Cliarko .114441.0ser—As we bees fumed it advisable for lb, pod of our Works of Norway I. sowsigs wieb tin Regirowtotatiers of the easiest us subjects albs biebost ior poreaoce, subjects •bioli w allay take fur romad will amts• tiall7 asistribute to the welfare of our biuribret of Plersref. ere ash, we of the right wheat it has giros we by eructs 09 of the Cusistituttoo. to call together to as lietraordleerY Stertbiog, eel the 1411; of September, the Illembets of the 13st : , • a ts.j i =