The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-07-28 00:00:00

COLOMBIAN PRIVATEERS.

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The Republicans, Colombian privateer, which had been
taken possession of at Gibraltar, in consequence of a sup-
posed breach of the Navigation Laws, has been set at liberty,
as appears by the following extract from the agent of Lloyd's,
dated the 301 h June
The Republicans, I 'oleithi in privateer, and her two prism
which were detained by his Majesty's rhip 31asti9', have been re.
"'cased."
The consignees of the English part of the cargo bad
made a representation to Sir William Don, the Lieutenart-
Governor, on the subject.
By a letter from Gibralt r, dated the Bth July, it ap-
pears that the Unicorn, from Barcelona to St. Ander, ,4cg
taken on the 27th ult., 100 miles off Vigo, by the Trim-
lada, Colombian privateet, and had put the master a:,d
board the Jr v, which had arrived at Gibraita

the Princess Augusta paid a visit
the Duke of York, at Mr. Green-
ton.
it, the Princess Sophia, the Princess
inccss Feodore, visited the Prince-,
her residenc,i in the King's Nile:,

Somerset transacted business yesterby
..he "olouial ikpalt•

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CHAP. VIII.—ON THE MILITARY TORCES.
articularly if accompanied by an Englishman or other faithful lite a 112198K1C1115, a grue, .....,.... -.- ----- --. _ ___ _
113. An Portuguese are obliged to bear arms, to sustain the it'ierson well acquainted with the Levaiit, furnished Instructions years in the service, and have merited the confidence of the legit.- of benefiting Engiann, we are COMllieni Mill ULU "W. La -----, - -
inaependence and integrity of the kingdom, and to defend it against would be unsuccessful, and if successful, board the Jane, which had arrived at snore,.
by you, Sir, to detain and reeova stolen goods t and to be active in (ions which employed them, took no active part in the rebellion of the conse- boy "
external and internal enemies. acquiring information on all matters connected therewith. their comrades. Accordingly every body feels interested in their from Newcastle.
114. AR long as the theneral Cortes shalt not deaigns'e the mill- We have the honour to be, Sir, fate. They were assembled on the 23d by the Waiwode of Galata, qui:nee% would not be at all desirable. -.....-.-ww
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Your most obediznt Servants, to be informed of the orders of their Sovereign ; they were in ____-...mee,..--
they are, until they be augmented or diminished by the Pones. WieKEN and Co. despair. The Legation have thought it best to tell them to obey the
116. The military force is essentially obedient ;it can never as- Signed by Kerr, Black, and Fisher; Ballemy, Cunningham, and orders of the Sultan. Yesterday afternoon the Princess Augusta
The accounts which continue to reach us from the ma- to his Royal Highness the Duke of York, at Mr. Green
seeable without the order of legitimate authority. A. W rry tiller, and Co.;lVilliam Atkinson ; Lee
Co. :J. J. c. 5 , The interpreters of the Christian Legation have recommended nufacturing districts are st wood's villa, at Thom ton.
ill clouded with a degree of de- wool .. , _
1101. With the executive power only exists the right of employ. The Duchess of Kent, the Princess Sophia, the Princess
and Sons; E. Hayes and Lafontaine. their old servants to the Reis Effendi slid to the Seraskier tluesein spondency, which is perhaps greater titan the circumstances . .„
mg Me military, the armed forces both by land and pea, in such a PACII4. Most of them have been or will be received on the sequel Victoria, and the Princess Feodore, visited the Prince
way as ins, ropes'. to it conducive to the safety and defence of the Tll li: All fl. into the corps which are formed of the bombadiers, bostangis, and of the case, deplorable as they are, might reasonably re- Aitgusta yetterday, at her residence in the King's liaise:.
s ngdom. -ww-- seamen or tartars, among the teachers of the Government. The quire. In public, as in private life, we are ourselves, by St. James's.
117. A special ordinance shall regulate the organization of the Wednesday morning. between seven and eight o'clock, the Is' oldest may remain at home, on account of their advanced age. The
mug. and navy of Portugal, its promotion, pay, and discipline. Regiment of Lite Guards, under the command of the Earl or Crx- tiovernment has fixed the price of bread, meat, and rice, reducing our imaginary fears, taste Lord Charles Somerset transacted busine,s v,'luril'i.
the causes of by far the gr r . ,
w,s...___ bridge, its Major, marched from their barracks in the Regent' them to about three-quarters of what they were betere. The num. portion of our miseries. This has been very obvious itt at the Secretary of State's for the t
!Amour Dtvroesina.--Mr.xtco, MAY 18.—We are Park, preceded by their fine band, to Wonnholt Scrubs, where the bee of barber coffee-house-keepers will be reduced, so as to leave men(.
regiment were put through a variety of movements, amongst which no asylum to the idle end ill•dihonsetl• the silk trade—where the distress which succeeded the
anxiously waiting for the arrival of a British man-of-war, JOSEPII Box APARTE --A letter from BiIISS.IS colita!ns
were the following :-The regiment advanced in eqoadrons, retired The great barracks of die artillery, above the quarter of Pent, are passing of h\ a-
the law for the introduction of French silks the following paragraph :—" The Ex-King, .In,ep -
to ship tile accord remittance for the dividends. The third in half squadrons
from both .flanks, farmed in &Wart, aavancin,4 going to be considerably enlarged. paid a visit
from the centre, . Fir. The whole of the evolittions were axe- The palace of the Itchoglans (the Sultan's pages), called Galata
retnittsnee is almost completed already, and we may assurewas evidently the result of the feats of the silk manufac- poieon, wishing to reside in the dominions of the bEI
You that this Government will be punctual in the payment cut with the greatest precision, hut a: an easy pace, their. Gallant Serai, situated in the centre of the quarter
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of the Franks is to curers, which have since been proved to have been totally the Netherlands, addressed a letter on the subj et I°_r_it,,e..
of its debt. Commander not wishing to put the troops through any rapid move- beisime the hotel of a Pacha, the commander o a corps ol troopti. King of Sweden, who made an application to that -"" .i.
melds, on account of the exceedingly hard state of the ground. Tile Nazi. or Inspector commending in chief the forts at the unfounded. This disposition to look on things. in a daik
Cu ist•virst.—ln the vicinity of Cuxhaven, from the The fineness
of
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fed a large portion of fashionable, to entrance of the Black Sea, has been appointed Chamberlain to the point of view is perhaps too much the characteristic of the to the King of France, who convened a Council of i
beginning of May to the end of June, there was scarcely the spot. Several military officers were also present. The regi- Sultan, as a reward for his seal, and the good order which he had reign. The King of the Netherlands referred the matter
any rain. The wheat and rye-crops are, however, pretty
~ anent returned to their barracks between one and two o'clock, their preserved among those under him. Five vagabonds were strangled English nation, and it la the cause of many of the good a; Ministers, and after constilting with the Foreign Ambas•
glod, but the oat and other crops are seriously injured. band playing favour.te airs.
at the end of last week in those forts; thirteen Viallicks sent to well as the bail parts of their conduct. While it enables sadors in Paris, granted the required permission." '4.,..
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