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London, England, 1827-07-19 00:00:00

FORE Til'.Nr P;TELLMENCI7..

FRENCH: PAPERS.

(From the Gazette de France dated Tuesday, July I';'.).

" BUCHIREST, APRIL 24.. *-HA private letter
from Constantinople of the 14th, announces that a
report was current in that city, that since the rejec-
i.ien of the,proposals of the Allied Powers, and the
nee e; of the eauitulaticn of the 'Acropolis, the Sultan
had form'ed a design to induce the Greeks to submit,
by offering them an amnesty. Should they submit,
there will, of laiurNe, h no occasion for an interven-
tion.- What has passed, however, authorises a belief
that the Greeks could not place any cOnfidence.in a
Turkish amnesty, even on reasonable conditions ; and
the more so, as it is affirmed that the Emperor Nicho-
las-persists in the proposals which he has made. •
" LEGHORN, JI7IX -I.—An English squadron of
eight men of war has sailed from Malta, bOund to
Alexandria. It is supposed to have orders to act in
conjunction with; 'the .French squadron to prevent
the sailing of tlie Egyptian fleet.
" According to all the accounts we receive, the
:(fairs of Greece are on the point of being decided.-:—.
Augsburkk- Gazette.
" PARIS, JULY. I.6.—The to-day
publishes two Royal Ordinances.: one d,s4(l.n-iire,-,
the jurisprudence to be proi.ionaliv cu.el-ve:l in
the colonies till the rueasele, which 'have been or-
dered for the application f.,f the Code (I.'
C rimin,-fie, to flfaitinitue, Ceaddoupc, :aid their
dependencies.
" The second ordinance relates to the hrieC feiven
at: Rome, January 6, 1817, by :which Al. Pierre de
a priest, by birOi a Frenchmen, is appoint-
ed the Order of the Congrega-,
tion of Priestsecalle4 Congregetionists.
" The French 'Consular agent at Oil'
niooa has writ-
ten to the ComiSsioner-(,:ei-n;ral of the Marine at
Bordeaux, to inform him that notice has been given
in the port of Bilboa, of a schooner in the Colom-
bian service. It appears to cone from Terra Firma,
and was seen on the *Ali of .Time last off Cape Fini.;
sterre, When it made a prize, %illicit it sunk.
" It has captured ftve or six Svanish vessels, and
e.lso the Casimir, French schooner, belong:ag to
I-Javre-de-Grace. The cargo is valued at. :300,000
i:rates, This schooner, notwithstandin, its ship's
papers, having its merehandize certified by the
Royal,Custom•Lhouse at Cadiz, has been considered
eTs•a good prize, and immediately sent by the
privateer to Puerto Cabello,- in (!olonibia. The
privateer has kept two passengers and two of the
crew of the Casimir, till it tines an opportunity to
1 and them.
His Excellency has sent out .hvo _armed
trineadores _he has at liisdispo:sal, to protect
the vessels that but it is thouglei that this
measure is insufficient."

LONDON,
THURSDAY EVE2s;ING, JULY 19, 15.'27.

An evening contemporary, whose disregard of
truth. is only equalled by its own um,vorthi-
ness, and the malignity of the faction whose
hopeliss cause it advocates, last night ' as-
serted that Mr. CANNING had made an addi-
tional seat at the Treasury Board for 'Jr. 7j.
FITZGER AL D, and that now the Board consisted
of Seven Member':, To disprove this gratuitom
falsehood, made by such an organ, may be almost
unnecessary ; but for the sale of those who pin
their faith upon such an authority we will state
the truth—there are hut si.c members now at
the Board—being the same number as it consist-
ed of duri%,Lord LIVER coo Cs Administration,
—consequently no new addition has been made,
nor is there any contemplated.
The following is a List of. die Board, as it
existed under Lord LIVERPOOL,, and as now
under Mr. CANNING :
Lord Liverpool,
Mr. Robinson, I Lord AiolinCcbarles,

Lord Lowther, Lord F. L. Gower,
Lord G. Somerset, I Lord Eliot,

Lord Moonteharles,
Mr. M‘Nacrliten,

M‘Naghten,
Mt. M. Fitzgera

From the period of the consolidation of the
Revenues of Great Britain and Ireland, till the
vear 1823, there were seven Lords Com-
missioners or the Treasury. But upon the ,re-
signation of Colonel B (110... Lord FA RN-
Il Am) in that year, the Board, referring to the Act
of the 's6th Geo. cap. 98, for uniting the
Treasuiles and consolidating the Revenues of
Great Britain anc.i. Ireland ; by the 14th Sec-
tion of which it is provided that in conse-
quence of the increase of busines expected
to arise from that
_Consolidation, it would be
lawful for his MAJESTY to appoint two Com-
missioners of his :IVlAjesty's Treasury, in midi-
,.
Bon to the number:to. which he might then,
by law, appoint, in cxecutinA: the' duties of the
Board ; and their Lord .hips, considering that
the increase of busiiiks contemplated in that act
was not then so great26,w require the continu-
ance of the additional number of Commisibners,

• • (From the Co/ist:oo;,Threl'er7;lon
• MADRID, Juts s.—(Private CorresPoodeace.)—
'i he day before yesterday, two expresses arrived from
LiAtinni, the one for Mr. Lamb; and the other for-
the.-k!'rench. Charge d'Attaire;. 2tal the latter im-
mediately proceeded to the house of M. Salmon, and.
after.some commtmications between them, three sue.:
o:-!ssiVe meetings. of the Council or State took place.
the day before yeSterday, yesterday, and .to-.day.. I
believe I may state to you, that the two FreM•h and
Foglish ilists communi`cated to ocr Minister
.7.• Foreign Aft'airs a 'Treaty conclude:! between
France and England, and subscribed to by Portito'id.
of. which the following are the prineipal points :
" •Firstohat France and England guatontue to-
-4-i-tther the maintenance of the Constitutional sVstem
1-orttigal; secondly, that the di army shall
bitt, to prevent it forcible of the reins
of 6overament, some. English tivoi,- :.-j! remain
at Lisbon, who are to retain no inni•• • ' • iielT
-that ctritrahle to sii.vll a manlier of third,
thk.tt the places of Ci'liz 1
shelf be evaintaa•J:• by the French troops ; lint that'
Vr..-,gee shell 'emlinue a garrison at Paropelima and';
Figitvras, Fourth, that in respect :of 'whii,js due
by„,..,sp4io to Fonce,ifor tl* vxpentlituve-:macifjor
The•former since the month of April, 18%?3, ti tls~
do: when the Fre.ntl-i troops shah quit the Spanish
accommodation still b made. between
the two Powers; but Franc way 3 preserve to
itself the poWer of Making Spain give it sufricient
-I:iledo'es for the' payinent. of the debt. '•
jiiiee are the Most' probable reports rioiN afloat
co-rt the subjcet. It appears-to its 'certain that, our
it3overtiment wjll not willingly consent to this Con-
-onitioro Ofir: ;Ministers, it is said, in order to be
induced to adhere to this Treaty, renuire 'certain
coaYessiors with respect to Mexico. . Since yster-
-4.1.y, the report of the jorney of Don Francesco dc
Pablo Mex.ico, has been renewed with greater
positiveness than' ever. it appears, beside.-., that
obstacles are thrown in the way of the evacuation by
the French troops: end that to prove the present
moment Mopportume, the Ministers themselves fo-
inent the insurrectida, which has just burst forth in
Cataioeiti.-with greater violence than ever.
Thy the reports relative to this in-
surrec.,e, liaenfurniGlie.il by the,ln-
sodant:- of e f C•italania and Arragon, and
aricvd to-day' at the
.Secretariate of M. I:c-
-c:Lebo. Intenclant of Tortosu makes a 10n.2-
-ourneretion of the eitiec and villages of Lampourohm-,
••,v'tdeh ttie people assemble at the sound of the
in order to furnish conthyencies to the diffe-
r,nt band,; of 'arlistas, which, according- to this in-
.,2ndant, are six its number, and the smallest contain-
ISO men. The great powder manufactory has'
; but although it has been without
the l'enr of a new attack has forced the
Aothorities of Barcelona to withdi'av; into the city
the manufactured powder, and all the moveable
michinerV".

they •submitted MAJESTY, that it would
not he necessary to FM up the vacancy occasioned
by Col.. BA RR :.'s reTig.nation, an& that the new
patent should inetnie s,l:7,Commis.7,lon.'?rs only-
-3 up to
this tinle.,

The Parifi Papers-of Monday, and the Ga7:ette
rye Foa;ice dated Tuesday morning, readied us
last night. . .
The, Con titutio.nnet and Journal-des Debuts,
c,-;ntain Private Correspondence from Madrid,
under date. the sth inst., stating that Expresses
hld arrived there on the 3d iil t. from Lisbon,
bringing a Treaty said to have been concluded
between Great Britain and France, . and acceded
to by Portngal, of which the ere given.
a 7, the principal conditions

" 1. Eng Lind owl Fr.inc P t!

-y-tem In l'-'ortl:7:al.
" trr,npF to be f,t.t to
render. it irapossibe for any faction to take the Gov:nun-lent
i-..y,surprise, and overthrow it, a brigade of i).,500, with its
complement of artillety, will remain at Lisbon, and occupy
the fart of Belem.
"2. The French evacuate Cadiz and Birce!ana, bot
may preserve garrisons in Figneiras and Pampelnna.
4. With re3ard to what is dee by Spain to France fir
the expellee which may he occasioned to the latter by the
occupation frOm April, 122, until the French troop leave
the Spanish territory, the two Powers shall agree hstween
themselves as to the amount of the zum and the mode of
payment, and also as to the securities which Spain shall
for the liquidation of the debt."

_
'The Intendant of Catakvnd, Arra,Ton, give,: a
loilg account of the depreLtions committed every
day by a band of .;:50.men, commanded by Lieut.
capapii.
The Intendant of Cnen.ca also states the appear-
once of al7nnt.3oo men between that city and Sig-
This is the fit'q' time the bands olArrap..,o-
-:-;?:e Catalan Cavlist.:.:i have advanced so far

The letters assert that the Spanish Govern-
ment -will not core-;ent to fide. Conven-
tion, tend that various obstacle:, hav already been
thrown in the way of the proposed arrangement.
The correctness of the whole statement appeals,
howcvr?r, to be very problematical.
The papers also mention a report that a vessel.
had arrived in the Tagus, bringing intelligence
of the llepublic,ln party in the province-of Para
having risen eilainst the Govelannent.of die Em-
peror o; the BR A 7,1 Ls. It is said, however, that
the insurrection was quelled, after two hundr‘d
persons had been killed and the leaders arrested.

Ti!?:17.3.

'fli, pro!): ;I,ly

-M. Le Maitre, of Toms, has discovered a
Lletbod of inal;in:7 soft wood hard, and soon fit
lie tells the tree and separates it from
rotind, c7-:cep-ting a little pivot which
le:Iv?s in themiddle; this is done in March.
He 1,:-.ps ofY„the branches, but not close to the
cOvers the cut places with clay ; then
it supported by props till the sap has risen
2,d glen back through the bark. After this
the libres becol l? bard, the. hark is taken off, and
in a vear front the I).',inning of the process the
wood is, fit to work.

The Gazette de Fiance contains an artitle
from Bucharest,. which mentions a report that
that the Sultan had offered the Greeks an arn-
ne.,,ty, with the view of preventing the interfer-
ence of the Allied Powers.

EARLY RISING.----.,Uhml rose always with
often to tell by what
the sun, and he used
means he bad accuEtomed himself to get out of
1;:(1 so- early, youth- said he,. I a
great
vas.,vas.,v;.,ry fend of sleep ; it rol;;;,,.1
me at
(leaf of my time; but my pt);!' ja'-'el) l (his
d(?,mestic) was of great service is enabling me to
cc eredine it. J promised to give Joseph a crown
time that,he could make me get up at SIX.
The in!Xt Morning he did not to awake and
I,Jrnient me ; but he. received only abuse. Tile
day after lie did the sarne.,xith no better success,
and I was obliged at noon to confess that I had
lost my time. 1 told him that he did not know
tow to manage his business; that he ought to
think of my promise, and not of my threats.—
The day following he employed force ; I begged
for indulgence, I bid him begone; I stormed,
but Joseph persisted: I was, therefore, obliged:
to comply, and he ,was rewarded every (lay for
the abuse which he suffered at the moment when
„II awoke, by thanks,.. accompanied with a crown,
iNrajesty's sloop Primmer, Captain -E'ER-
which he received about an hour after. Yes I
Am indebted to poor Joseph fbr 'ten or a dozen s(:),N, arrived at.S-pitlicad, on Tuesday. evening
volumes of my work."—Lave) 00l Albion. from Vera Crnz and the Havannah, having on

It mentions also from Leghorn, that asquadron
or eight British ships of war had sailed from
Malta to Alexandria; to co-operate with -the
F!.enell squadron in preventing the sailing of the,
Egyptian fleet. Detailed accounts are also given
of the inspection of the Russian fleet by the
Emperor, and its Subsequent sailing from Crons-
tadt. We apprehend tlkat the arrival of this fleet
in our seas may now be daily expected.
The French Funds are r:.l,ther lower.. Extracts
of the Papers vill be found in another column.

FKENcaFuNns.—Renteo, Five per Cents. 102 f. 80c. ;
Three per (:;:l+ s. "Nf. ;,oc.. ; an ' Actions, 2,012 f.

Fonric.N FuNns.---lieLtea Nap.- .Cert. Fal. 781. 40e.
30t.. ; Royal Spanish Loan, 61,h ; Interminable Span.
Annuitici, 4.5 - 45; llnytian Loan, 675 f. 6701.