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rises receive Tenders in writing, (sealed up), and treat for , ILI
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Cri- ' DePttatd, One-half of the Flour by the 10th of August
lett, and the remainder by the 20th of that month ; and .
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P°6- _ ____ the whole of the Biscuit Meal before the 30th of August.
No. 11,193.
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'The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at this LONDON, FRIDAY'EN
Office. .
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judg- Each Tender must specify the Price iu words at length, --
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DAY OF PUBLICATION CHANGED. . ' BLOCKADE OF OPORTO. ••
xeri) and be delivered before one o'Clack on the day appointed ;
THE ANGUS AND STEARNS TELT:GRAPH, &e. ,
now, and the person who makes the Tender, or some person on
" .London, July 24, 1828.
his. behalf, must attend to answer when called for. A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER—PRICE 7d.
'• " Sill.—l beg leaie to inform you,
the Visconde de that I have received
been ' . . . Al. WALLER CLIFTON. rrHE PUBLISHERS- of the ANGUS and
. instructions from Santarem, Secretary of
they OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, JULY 18, 1828. •
-I • MEARNS TELEGRAPH, and COMMER- State for Foreign Affairs at Lisbon, under date of the 13th
mint- CONTRACTS FOR THE REPAIR OF LOCKS. ' CIAL AGRICULTURAL, and LITERARY ADVER- inst., to Make" it knoWn here, that the motives which had
•
TISER, return their' grateful thanks to their numerous given cause to the blockade of Oporto having ceased, the
right, PERSONS who may Le 'willing to Contract
Subscribers' for the very extensive and- steady support saline has been raised, and that the free ingress and egress is
t the for the REPAIR of LOCKS at any of the under- which they have experienced since the commencement of now permitted to all vessels trading with that port. You
mentioned Stations, for a period of Two Years, from the their publication. The independent principles upon which will, therefore, have the goodness to cause this information
lit otAugust, 1828, will deliver sealed Tenders on or they have conducted their Paper, and which 'have met to be made-public at Lloyd's, for the government of mer-
The before THURSDAY, the 31st instant, addressed to " The with the entire approbation of the Public, will continue to chants and others whom the same may concern.
;e4 to 'Secretary, to the Board of Ordnance, Pall Mall, London," be the principles which they will ever advocate. " I have the honour to be, &c.
ton, a and endorsed," Tender for the Repair of Locks :" It having been represented to the Publishers that a (Signed) "T. F. SAMPAYO, Consulate-General."
anion STATIONS: Paper published on Tuesday would be of great benefit to oTo John Bennett, Esq., Secretary, Lloyd's."
ch af- Windsor Barracks, Hampton Court Barracks, and this county and neighbourhood, .they have resolved to The following is the intimation on which the above is
Hounslow Barracks.
e had change the day of publieation front Friday to Tuesday. founded :--
The Printed Schedules, containing the Conditions of Con- On ToxspAY the 29th current, the first Number will " The 'motives which had determined the blockade of
tract, and a List of the Articles, or Work, that may be thus be published, and will be forwarded to the country by the city of Oporto having happily ceased, by its due obe-
o Mr. 'squired; may be had on application to the Barrack Alas- that evening's mail. diem.* and subjection to the Government of his Faithful
will, tern at the. Stations in cinestien, or at the Royal Engineer's The wide circulation which THE TELEGRAPH has Majesty, his Majesty has determined that such blockade
tutors, rOffiee, No. 67, St. James's-street, London, at which latter already obtained (which is really greater than public belief he raised by giving free udmission to all vessels that may
ieri fly' Place, and at Windsor, every information regarding the is willing to allow), and which is steadily and gradually make for that port, which I communicate to you for your ~
at the contracts may be obtained. R. BYNAM.
increasing; must insure for those advertisements which alp- knowledge.
11, the
pear in it, such a range of publicity as cannot fail to meet ~ God preserve you.
TO NEWSPAPER PROPRIETORS.
II rob- the expectations of those who may publish them in it. ' " Palace of Ajuda, on the 13th-of July, 1828. A GENTLEMAN, who from long. exile- re-Orders and Advertisements taken in for this Paper by • . ' (Signed) " Viscount SANTAREM." '4l- rience is perfectly competent to it, would be glad to
,t day. R. Barker, 33, Fleet-street, London. take the Situation of EDITOR of a Provincial, or SUB- Alontrose, July.l7, 1828. ' , - '
e her EDITOR of a London Paper ;, if the former, he would THE WOOL TRADE. ' '
es the also undertake the Superintendence of either the Printing ROWLAND'S MACASSAR -OIL. ,
,?,T was Office or the Counting-house—he would not object to any . XtxtraCted from the valuable Work of Mr. C. MOREAU, F.R.S.,
rrHE high repute - and extensive sale •of on the Rise and•Progrem of the' Wool Trade and Woollen Ma.
sasses, part.of the United Kingdom. b
IL ROWLAND's MACASSAR OIL has induced nufact are in Great Britain.)
Address (post-paid) to Y. Z., at Mr. Barker's, Coun-
'—Da- try Newspaper and General Advertising Office, No. SS, some needy shopkeepers to offer Base Imitations when the • FOREIGN WOOL IMPORTED.
Eieet-street. Genuine is asked for. View . A of the Increase or Decrease of the Quantity of
•
Note.—The Advertiser is accustomed to Reporting A. ROWLAND and SON, Sole Proprietors of the Ge- Foreign Wool Imported into the United Kingdom in
. ' Public Proceedings. nuine, respectfully solicit Ladies 'and, Gentlemen, on pur-
the Years ended sth January, 1827 and 1828.
. •-----..,
- chasing, not to take any without being inclosed with a Years ending Jau. 5.
to the UNIVERSITY OF LONDON. . ' Pamphlet in a Wrapper, which has the words engraved on Countrieslm from which r.---.1,------., Increase. De.
M
Imported. 18'27. ' 1828. ' crease.
, With In one volume Bys. price '7s. hoards; .' ' 'a Luce Pattern, - --..
of six 'HE First Six rooks of EUCLID'S ELE- " ROWLAND's MACASSAR" OIL," . lbs. lbs. lbs. ' lbs.
Europe, North 11,641,434 23,079,048 11,437,614
~,-6- MENTS, with a Commentary and Geometrical and sealed at each end with the Name and Address, and Ditto South
eeper, -P-xercise• ;to ' which are annexed, a .Treatise ms Solid signed on the Label* in Red, Gibraltar, Malta, &c ' 105,80 T 24,553
at the Geonietry, and a short Essay on the short Geometrical "A. FIOWLAIND and SON;2O,'HATTON GARDENs"Analysis. For the use of Students in and preparing for the
.. And Countersigned Mu. ROWLAND. Europe 14,223,Cr13 28,299,511 14076,478
cutrix,
.Asia
idence university of London: Price 3s. 6d.-74:.—106. 6d. and 21s. per bottle.—All Van Dienien's Land...l
By the Rev. DIONYSIUS LARDNER, LL.D. other Prices, or without the Wrapper, are Counterfeits. New South Wales 3 1,108,V2 512,758 - ....... -• 583,514
Africa 4,192 44,441 40,249
• ' F.RS.L. and E., A valuable supply of the GENUINE is just received by America 533,502 280,561
nd the Professor of Natural Philosophy and Astronomy in the Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to the ,Royal Family, 117, New
Grand
to tWo G Total 15,094,7151129,142,290 13,147,475
University of London, &c. &c. - Bond-street •; R. Hendrie, Tichbourne-street; Sanger, 150,
•Via. --
ce pri.- Recently published by the same Author, - Oxford-street; ' Gattie and Pierce, 57, D. Rigge and Co. Foreign Trade l4-A1e,90.5124,555,138 13,906,2231 _An elementary Treatise. on ALGEBRAICAL GEO- 35, Delcroix,s 158, Atkinson, 39, New Bond-street, and British Trade 4345,8101 • 587,152
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" ROWLAND's MACASSAR. OIL,"
and sealed at each end with the Naine and Address, and
signed on the Label in Red,
"A. ROWLAIND and SON; 20, HATTON WIDEN."
And Countersigned Atxx. ROWLA ND.
Price 3s. 6d.-74:-108. 6d. and 21s. per bottle.—All
other Prices, or without the Wrapper, are Counterfeits.
A valuable supply of the GENUINE is just received by
Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to the Royal Family, 117, New
Bond-street ; R. Hendrie, Tichbourne-street; Sanger, 150,
Oxford-street; Gattie and Pierce, 57, D. Rigge and Co.
35, Delcroix,-, 158, Atkinson, 39, New Bond-street, and
44,- Gerrard-street; Butler, 4, .Cheapside ; Bayley. and
Blew, Cockipur-street ; Berry and Lloyd, 18, Greek-
street ; Low, 330, and Prow, 226, Strand ; Burgess, 68,
Holborn-hill ; Stitton, Bow Church-yard ; Patey and Co.
37, Lombard-street ; Edwards, 67, Newberry, 45, St.
St. Paul's Church-yard ; Barclay and Sons; 95, Fleet-
Market; J. and T. Rigge, €5, Cheapside ; Stradling,
Exchange-gate ;. Nix, fronting the Royal Exchange ;
Taite, 41, and Johnstone, 63, Cornhill.

University of London, &c. &c.
Recently published by the same Author,
An elementary Treatise .on ALGEBRAICAL GEO-
METRY, vol. 1, containing the Geometry of Plane Curves,
Price boards.

kc., on

WOOLLEN GOODS EXPORTED.

An Elementary Treatise on the DIFFERENTIAL and
INTEGRAL CALCULUS, Svo., price 21s. boards.
An Analytical Treatise-on PLANE and SPHERICAL
TRIGONOMETRY, and the Analysis of ANGULAR
SECTIONS, tivo. price 12s. boards.
London: Printed for John Taylor, SO,, Upper Gower-
street, Bookseller and Publisher 'to .the University ; and
sold by James Duncan, 97, Paternoster-row ;J. A. limey,
Fleet-street; Hatchard .and Son, Piccadilly; Deightons,
Cambridge; and Parker, Oxford.

View of the Principal Branches of the British Woollen
GOods Exported from Great Britain to AU Parts of the
World (exclusive of Ireland and the Fisheries),. during
Four Periods of Three Years each, ending sth January,
1819, 1822, 1825, and 1828.

risoner
e kept
to be

Three Years ending sth January.

Species of Woollen
Goods. •

LLER

18i9.

18a:)..

1828.

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• Goods. • 1819. • 1822; 1825. Is2B.
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A PORTUGUESE FABLE.—THE KING-CATS.. V:ptip"eci coatifeires jr:34127V Tittli 1,171,4701 1174 Z
Kerseymeres 281,028 211,912 298,381 j 334,413
In boasted reriuns far away, . liaizes
Where cats the rod of empire sway, Shift, 2,202,7:e7 2,582,427 3,4015,151 3,516,442
Flannel Yards 10,936,720 9,632,661 11,833,621 7,304,586
'Tis primogeniture alone Blankets 6,918,434 4,478,718 6,018,289 5,114,190
That sets grimalkin on the throne ; Carpets 4,591,794 1,890,635 2,474,115 2,953,%90
It chanced (they say) no matter how, Sir, Woollen mixedw4li Cottons .,429,•422 1,590,046 3,431,964 3,170,989
That (Mee a jolly first-horn mouser, Hosiery . Dozen 477,997 264,871 311,641 310,879
Clearly to prove his high esteem Woollen and Wor-
sted Yarn lbs. 20,806 25,074 31,522: 408,258
Of many a deep and crafty scheme, Sundries—Value £ 399,550 160,348 122,477 120,440
That Cabinet Cats had planned for him, -
Filed down his grinders, pared his claws,— Total Declared i • • - •
Value ~,t 23,276,162 18,133,377 18,042,672 16,318,019
, . Fell weapons used in cattish wars,—
„ . .
•
.. That Tuthless rage or vengeance dire
Might never more his 'breast inspire. , • THE MARKETS. ' :
. „
• .. Ah wretched times! 'ali dismal fall !
• ~ a 11l V 1_ • t", V V

tensive
Foiter,
ding of
vellery,
appears
r. Fos
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house
and he
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noment

• NEW WORKS,
NOW ready, aad maybe bad by order 6f every Bookseller.

• in the United Kingdoni.
L THE SUBALTERN'S LOG BOOK,
including Anecdotes of well-known Military
Officers, 2 vole.'

Contents :-LAty Commission—Joining the Depot—
liattle of Waterloo—Money Lending—Heiress Huntmg—
ioing Voyage—Landing in India—the Re-
giment in Madras—Marching in India—Out Station in
India—Cantonments Details—Departure for the Coast—r
thuneward Voyage—Arrival in England—. Recruiting
Station—lreland—Second Visit to India. •
2. The CORRESPONDENCE and MEMOIRS of
Vice-Admiral Lord COLLINOWOOD, third edition,
livo. price 16!.

lic, and
Pith the
vas, of
of the

(Cried Cat.S'in council one and all),
Shall Cats the reins of power snatch,
' Who are not qualified to, scratch?
Who, when with deep disguise they please
To rub their noses gainst Man's knees,
i Are impotent their claws to ply,
And scrawls him most infernally?
While thus iu deep dismay they stood,
. junior. Cat of kindred blood
Stepped forward, and with lofty tone
Preferred.his title to the throne.
His claws were good, their points were fine, •
And strongly curved for bold design,
And welt he knew their use, and well
Their power his hapless foes could tell.
Dearly by every Cattish Lord
He was beloved,—he was adored.
; But alt, ill fortune! cruel lot !
The right of first-born lie had not.
, He could not reign,—be could-not be
A Cat of Empire legally.
The Regent-Cats were sore perplexed,
With doubts and difficulties vexed ;
Still they agreed with one accord
To reinstate their lawful lord,
When time, that o'er all ills prevails,
Should wet his teeth and point his nails;
And all exclaimed, "Perdition catch
" The Cat that cannot bite and scratch."
In fine, the wise decree was fixed,
And Cats rejoiced with joy Unnkixed.
Mighty ministers of state,
Bedlamite and reprobate, •
See our object, turn and see,
Behold ! 'tis royal liberty. • •E. P. H.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING TH

WEEK

" We do not know when we have met with en delight-
ful a Book as 640—Edinburgh Review, No. 94.
" It is one which will occupy a permanent place in the
English. Library."—Quarterly Review, No. 74.
3. The LAST of the GREEKS; or the Fall of Con-
itentit3ople. By Lord MORPETH, second edition, price
he: 6d,
Also in the press and will be published shortly, in 1 vol.

'hich is
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ley had
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and

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The LIFE and REMAINS of WILMOT WARWICK,
Edited by his friend HENRY VERNON.

James Ridgway, 169, Piccadilly.

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POE THE SKIN AND COMPLEXION.
ttOWLAND'S K ALYDO R

PATRONIZED
BY THE ROYAL FAMILY,
THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS ESTERHAZY,
THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS POLIGNAC,
AND THE NOBILITY.
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F&Trising energy. It eradicates all CUTANEOUS
,7ralltTIONS, PINIPLES, SPOTS, REDNESS, gra-
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el'en the most SALLOW COMPLEXION into RADIANT
WHITENESS ; resists the SCORCHING Rays of the
SUN ; diffuses 'a delightful and pleasing COOLNESS truly
refrisihing ; successfully renders HARSH and ,ROUGH
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'.42E, NECK, and ARMS; a healthy and Juvenile Bloom;
and by due perseverance in the application of Itowland's
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ROWLAND'S KALYDOR is equally indispensible in
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rrecotnmended by the first physicians, to be used by the most
delicate Lady or Infant with the assurance of safety and effi-
cacy, po,sessing softening and healing properties. It gives,
ii' 4,et of incidental inflammation, immediate relief; cools
"le Rupiah of the infant, and enhances maternal pleasure in
the tet:of administering alimentary nourishment.
Dirr,o GENTLEMEN whose Faces are tender after SHA V.
ilo,m, it will be found excellent beyond precedent in awe-
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Tra
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' 'n Half Pints at 4s. 6d. each, and Pints at 88. 6d. each.
CAUTION.
Ts
ca,, Prevent Imposition and by Authority of the Hon.
prZleitaioners of Stamps, the Name and Address of the
on is Engraved on the Government Stamp, affixed
thee,k of each Genuine Bottle.
7, A. Rowland and Son, 20, Hatton Garden.,
streets : Genuine is Sold by Mr. Smyth, 117, New Bond-
;; ; blr. R. Hsndrie, Per fumer to his Majesty, Titch-
15;eottreet ; Sanger, 150, Oxford-street; Mr., Delcroix,
street 7lttY, and Pierce, 57, D. Rigge, 35, New Bond-
i street' Atkinson, 39, New Bond-street, and 44, Gerraid-
, ; butler, 4, Cheapside ; Bayley and Blew, Cock-
1112r"trcet ; Berry and Lloyd, 18, Greek-street; Low,
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umb Yard ; Patsy and Co. 37, Lombard-
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i;s ~.,11 the Royal Exchange ; Taite, 41, and Johnstone,
' '-'°lllbill ; J. and C. Evans, Long Lane.

ng well,
the pro-
nrder, if
urnal.
,they
un-
there is

The King's Bench is supposed to get through
more actual business in. the course of the year than all the
other Courts, both of Law and Equity, put together.
Mr. BROUGHAM.—We are informed that an
opinion prevails at the bar, that Mr. BROUGHAM will find
it absolutely necessary, out of regard to his health, to
abandon either politics or his profession, and the idea is,
that he will prefer to give up the former, rather tban sacri-
fice the large portion of his income which depends on the
continued exercise of his talents in the latter.—Manchester
Mercury.

sere is no

There is
ant crop

lave been
ho 'meld

• The following melancholy occurrence happen-
ed to Mr. PAr, pearl-barley manufacturer at Mill Rodgie,
on the evening of Saturday week. Ile had been in Crieti
on business during the day, and on returning home in the
evening, bad nearly reached the ford opposite his own
house, on the river Almond. In consequence of the heavy
rains which had fallen incessantly during the day, the
river was swollen to au unprecedented degree ; so much
so as to alarm his family and servants for his safety. One
of them was placed upon the road, about half a mile dis-
tant from the ford, in order to warn his master of the
rapid change that had taken place on the river since he
had passed it in the morning. Oo'ing to the darkness of
the night, Mr. PAP: passed the servant so rapidly as not to
hear• distinctly what he said ; •and in a few minutes arrived.
at the ford. Other two of his servants, on the opposite '
hank, hearing the trampling of the horse, called loudly to
Mr. PAR to halt but owing to the deafening noise of the
torrent, it was Impossible for him to' hear them. In an
instant horse and rider were -carried down the stream.
His body was found next morning two miles below the
fatal spot, and that of his horse four miles farther down.
Greenock Advertiser.
CIIATILANI, JULY 21.—The town has been
thrown into a sudden bustle by the arrival of an order last
night for the immediate march of the 87th Regiment of
Fusileera, 800 strong, for IrelamL None of the officers
had the slightest expectation of movement,sucia
in Chatham,iitcon
eluded their quarters to be permanently fixed
or at least for a considerable period. The whole regiment
moved this morning, and will halt for the night at Dart-
ford : it will proceed for Ireland by way of
As a proof how completely this of de-
stination has been, it maw be mentioned, ata iCaptain of
one of the companies of which the 57th Fusileers enin-
posed, was on his was from London to Chatham,
in to join
his regiment, and had 'passed Gravesend, when to his asto-
nishment he met his ow.. men on the road full march.
He thrust his head front the coach-window and exclaimed,
" My lads, where are you goiog?" which interrogatory,
as the coach continued in motion, was repeated several times
before be could obtain attention. At length one of the
officers recognized him, and riding up to the carriage in..
formed him of the unexpected change of destination of his
regiment. Captain D---- of course leaves this placeim-
mediately, to join the regiment on its route, most probably
at Dartford.

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