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London, England, 1823-01-08 00:00:00

are decidedly attached to the Constitutl
System, and the successes of MINI have tit

them with joy."

THE DECCAN PRIZE CASE•

This day, at twelve o'clock, the Lords Co
missioners of his Majesty's Treasury met Ott
Treasury Chambers, to hear the Counsel on t
important and long-pending case, in the result
which so many brave and gallant men, are deei
interested.

Mr. ADAM, Dr. LUSIIINGTON, and Dr. D
SON, appeared for the Marquis of 11 AstlNGs
the Grand Army.
Mr.llAttatsoN and Dr. jENNER for Lieu
General sir Tuom.ts llisLor, Bart., and t
Army of the Deccan, the actual Captors ;
And Mr. Sergeant BosANourT for the

India Company.
Mr. ADAM had began his opening, and
thought he will occupy the whole of thii (11
and that Dr. Luim NGTON'S opening consilf
to-morrow; so that 2\lr. IlAuxisoN and Dr. if
sEtt will not be beard until Friday ; after
the former Counsel will be heard in reply'. 11
generally thought that the 'Company'i Colin
%% ill not offer any objections to the claims ofl
Army of the Deccan.

Lunn LIEUTENANT.—'f he Freeman's MDT°
of *Monday, received this morning, sarrti
indisposition of our illustrious VicEttov t
caused much anxiety to the public. T1)°11414
ing Bulletin was issued last night :
Phomix Park, Sunday Everting,J6ll;
His Excellency the Lottp LIEUTENANT ift bettal`r
but is still confined to his room

"ILII UNIT% AD:

[From the American Papers.] di
The number of vessels which have 06%144
Quebec from sea the present. season, inclki.
thpse from Nova Scotia and Newfouniliart'luL','
585. of 1-15,942 tuns, and bringing 711efr
grants, being 151 more vessels, and, eo4°
emigrants than CAW last yeer. One vessel
arrived from a foreign port under the late itcl
Parliament, permitting intercourse with
and South America, NV hich went into °el
Ju 2.1. Two vessels sailed for Brest, ia lion'
'llosandeeid)r:l'ittiticianla t' tr: of 1 eia,loswael:d6slt:veili'
to meet in the second week of alma:lA-I'
Dal. Adv.)

Extract from a letter, dated Malta, 211t14 Nua.,cl,‘
" By his Majesty's ship of war M a rtin) 414'1'
arrived from Smyrna on the 26th inst., 'le ;;
the news of another Turkish line-of-Im°
being burnt by the Greeks. The same per''
set fire to the ship of the Capitan Pacha 81°):4
sail with a fair wind from Ipsarn, with
col
and another fast-sailing brig, and entered thl
of Tenedos, where a Turkish line-or-bulliet
a few frigates, and a `brig, were at anchor.
nine o'clock in the evening of the 9th ingont
passed the brig, which was stationed in ibe°
as a look-out, and was hailed by her, an
Pirate. The frigates did the same as b'
„
them ; but it was not on either of these he "),41
3tbk
design. The 74 guu-ship, on his niVr°
„t
tit
upbraided him in the same manner,ntl
very soon discovered what he was. 11'' rsbor
bowsprit of the fire-ship into one of lit',
plot
ports,and telling them that lie was neither 3
robber); an Italian, nor an Austrian, but tdt
Ipsariot who set fire to the Capita' Pach3'llo
he coolly stept into a small boat, whil'relf
manned under tLu fire-vessel's stern In rv4,
him, and pulled off to the brig, which SVP 1)o)
small distance off. He saw the crew taking
boats, and jumping overboard in alt (lir' 0
e
and the other vessels, on seeing the 7
were seen loosening their sails and cut,ltrii
moorings, as he passed them. This bolt'
bl
fellow, on his return to Ipsara,
the batteries. The GI eeks are in high BPirtt
seem certain of being able to gain the;r
They look with confidence to the COnsr
some aid to their CRUSE'. was salute' OO

Yesterday the Duke of Youx, as C00:110
in-Chief, held a Levee at his Office ill I' tiOf.
ji
Guards, which was attended by Sir lei
KERRISON, General F. MAMA") 4 0°)
MAWREY, Sir KIER GRANT, Si 0-r TIIO4OOI
BY, the lion. Colonel and a l'ur
others. 0
A 1 ,'
Lord FRANCIS CONYNGUANI atteb.t
Foreign Office on Monday, for the Wild.;
since his appointment as. Under Secl*ol7
State for Foreign Affairs, in the rots"
BACKIIOUSE.
'life CHANCELLOR of the Excniotf- ;op
3'
in London yesterday, and transacted
tilell idh'oer:Dalsauke usrt y.
of WrIAINGTON was e%lniM'
r 1-
RuTLAND. night, from a visit to th'
0,
1, CO t'
His MAJESTY has presented I\i"
with his portrait, which is said to be l'f".
happiest efforts of the President of the'
Academy.