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London, England, 1826-10-18 00:00:00

shans—H. Warimid, Lad-line, silk. W. Ooff,
Brightlisimatuae, Sawa, linni•draper-111. Buckley, Tything of
Wnlimawa, Woreestenhire, builder—R. Salter, Manchester,
g-creer—R. Teen, Birmingham, builder.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
ions N1,11.6n, tit. Andrews, com.merchant, at the Black Bull,
St. *Weeds, Oak SO, at 12.
J. AI MUDS' and Co. Abbeyhili, Edinburgh, stainerlAlus.
nia• ufaeturers, at the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, Bdinburgli,
Int. 20,.sad Nov. 8, at 2.
Tile GLASGOW NEW TAN-WORK COMPANY, at the Black
80, Ohiegow, 1,40 v. 4, at 1.
Titania 011TCHILLL, Leith, haberdasher, at the Royal Ex.
elistige C.efiree.boase, Edinburgh, Ca. 24, and Nov. 7, at 2.
Ain't' A Rossayaux, Dunvomey, distiller, and Dingwall,
geoetal.tnerchaat, at Kenneth 111`Kenzie, aen.'s lon, Dingwall,
N.T. 13 and 26, at 12.
J Alit! Dowarnsow Dundee, coacharaker, at William ROM'S
lan. Pestsr, NW. 6, and at 3letchant's Inn, Dundee, Nov. 22,
ar IS I" /4
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V'ARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
: Sala sad William Grillth, Bithopigate.street, merchants
reinVir
-rte. and Samuel Woodward, IVorcester, wine.mer-
clnlial fearson and Joseph Staples, Homer.street, 31 y.
Ishose, isatberteatteri--Thomas Woodmffe, and C. C. Woodrofle
lki. • , druggists—William wdifann, and Joseph'
" wYard, - Bristol, poen"— Timothy Wood, jun. and
Iluiley.ll4ll-mill, Halitax, worsted-spinners
SW. M. Dennison, Liverpool, brikers—Vittori 7.a.
rani and •TPAper r, Manchester, carvers—W. Bison and W.
B dear Nesatit-npou..Ttest Nottinghamshire, inaltatels—john
Dtalton, ffahn itibistema Ind, Bohan Palgrate, Regent-street,
Westminster. slik.mereers, as. far as relates to R. Paigrave—John
Harris:fel and Jay* 6heppard,_ Devontrirt and Ashburton,
Dir^nshire,litnessitimpers—J. %V. Pitcher, Julin Pitcher, and Ed.
r and Pilch'', Loadoa aa4. Dover—Robert Crabb and John Jones,
idi,frWlPl., canarwhers—R. Mesh; sen. and R. 51iiteafr, jun, Sun.
016:10.1414011S••JOSepb Winter snit John Winter, Stoke.un-
d•tr dsht.glove.rainufasturers—W. Byford, .1. Byford, and
..1: Illyihrtl. •Whitirood-Illare, Yorkshire, earthenwarmananufactu.
rep." ellamp and S. 31illichamp, Birmingham, maltsters—
L. 0 wad H. Walgemati, Birmingham, steel-yard-makers—
N and M. Flinn.
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GERMAN PAPERS.

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-.• • Rout, SeTT. 26.
lisertillowing ere said to be the names of the new Nuncios no.
- InkierlL by else Pepe and accepted by the respective Courts
. 11l lidnole, for Vienna; Monsig. L. Craschini. for Paris;
Tiboiti„ for 'Madrid; Moneig. Guistiniani, for Lisbon ;
A , for Munich ; and Monsig. Ostini (now Inter.
- mare ee ),for Lucerne. It was expected that on this oc-
yasioa a Nuncio would be appointed for the Netherlands, and se-
• *oral :lotnimileted indeed spoken of it u a thing decided ; but that
this noadesation has not taken plate may be considered as a proof
• *.-teisiilles diflbreness between the Papal See and that Government
tot yet adjusted. It now remains to be seen in how long or
• itiaret a Jute the Nun4os for Paris and Vienna will set out for their
-I.aloitiataßin ; when the French Ambassador, the Duke de Laval
Moottnoteney, will return to Rome; and, lastly, when we shall see
the nww Ambassador, Count Lebzellern.
• Fee seine days pest various reports have been in circulation; thus
it is-taid that nine young men lately arrested have been conveyed
to the prisms of the Inquisition, and will be tried by that tribunal.
' Thug are endless conjectures respecting their crime, which can
hardly be of a political nature. Another report says that the result
ul.rbe recruiting foe the army is so unsatisfactory that the Pope has
- E.-waked to esrallish the Burgher guard. Another report says that
nano of the DBllOll3 arrested for Carboaarism have escaped from
r sit cpelbevesni in fart St. Leo. As the prisons at Civita Castel-
lota tiseradiethought not to be very secure, a part of the prisoners
.l! be Weight to the Castle of St. Angelo, at Rome, and the re-
tratirder mote strictly guarded. An Ordinance lately published,
prohibiting any. person from shooting within the distance of about
• lon Niles from the gardens of the Vatican, in order, it is said, not_
to frighten the pheasants kept there, has been interpreted by the
•• .t ins in manner which is undoubtedly not correct: there are at
ituthe desperate wretches. both-strangers and natives, but certainly
. reoielsetio would defile his hands with the most detestable of all
crimes. The Ordinance has in truth no other object than to pre.
vent the game which abounds in the Papal gardens. where it :las
the refuge, from being driven away again, that his Holiness,
•8144 hat no other tecreation, may amuse himself with ehoutiug
oNite near to his residence.
Satisfactory accounts are received from Romagna. Two persons
hese been arrested at Faenza, one of whom is believed to be the
- awarder's. of .the priest Brentani, and the otlicr of the inspector of
te•iice Bellini. At R..rerna, a secretary of the police has been ar.
vested, because he is suspected of haying been concerned in the
fine committed there. Cardinal Ritarola has left that place, and
gum' to Ovum his native city. Some think it is because, though
he still bears the title of Cardinal Legate, and is be no means re.
called from his post, he has in fact been discharged from the exer.
• c"e et ithi functions, and the Government has no farther comniuni.
anise with hies. It is said that before he departed he designed to
tense a proelematioss to the legation, but was prevented by the new
authorities. The first public act of the Commissioners of the Cri-
Court, oa their arrival there, was to discharge the subaltern
otter of gendarmes, who came these in the suite of Cardinal
Ri-
a stole.
Knights of 'Malta have already arrived from different countries at '
Ferrara.. in order to carry into elf et all measures fur entire re.
'coral of the order from Catania.
Cast savnE, OCT. 7.
A alisieffßid Rescript has been published, by which permission
I no olitiarnia M Bergh dray be gives only to such pesters, fat them-
e' 11.:41111111‘ us* families, who can prove that they have at their dig.
psel,mu. eLatisaat 500 florins to pay the money for the passage
awl ethos tolguesetrof the voyage; anti they are at the same tune
LEW/ inftweNTh.that if they should. in the sequel, return to the
errand Duchy without being able to find means to procure a heel.
hood, they will be sent, as vagrants, to the workhouse.