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THE GR.ECKS. Indies, of &adjacent islands, and of the Philippines, to fulfil and count for the preparations supposed to be making b 1 sl
lifeillaiinb - - . cause to be executed, each as far as be is concerned, my. Royal will, the
Portuguese Government. It was asserted that no
• On the Finn of January was published, such as it is here above expressed.
Na I. peke Sixpence, to be continued- Moothly, s • " Doyen the Palace the —of December, 1825." less an enterprise was meditated than the reconquest of ~ 1
,
' THE LADIES' POCKET MAG A ZINE, each Nam. Information has been received from Greece, by the ._
King, . . . .
se the -- fitting "f,
The our master, desiring to recompense the Brazils; and as the armament out was ob.
her embellished with two coloured Plates of Fashions, and way of Ancona and Marseilles, which may be considered.
otlier Engravings on copper and wood. . as decisive of the fate of that most valuable portion of services fidelity of the Minister de caps y espada .
and the
Though in point of cheapness without a rival, the Pictorial the globe. A letter from Ancona, dated on the 26th of Don Lopez d'Alcaraz, and the Intendants
.of the Arm y,
Count PALMELLA was forthwith to proceed on a spe.
Ornaments of the Ladies' Pocket Magazine will be executed Joachim de Peralta y
Don- Ant. Gongora and Don .
December, incloses the copy of one from the Greek ell-
-in such a manner as to afford gratificatihn to the eye of taste ; and .
the Literary Departinent, which will be amusing- without being nister, Petro Bey, to his son in Zante ;and by the way of _ e
I m Directors-Generalof the Revenues of tlie-King- and failing there oft success, be
.was to repair with a
frivolous, will et rise Biography, Tales, Essays, Anecdotes, Poe- Marseilles, the advices from the Morea are dated on the tle
try, and everytleng that canexclte an interest in the mind of the 10th December. These communications agree in con. dom.—Fedor Cordon, Provincial of the Jesuits in similar
application to the Court of France. Among s
softer sex. Spain, has commanded all the Priests of the order
•to the I
firming the accounts previously published of the defeat • o speculators of the money-market, this absurd story
Published by S. Robins aud Co. Ivy Lane, Paternoster-row.
celebrate masses in gratitude for the happy deliverance •
of the Captain Peelle by the Christian fleet, near the for a short period obtained credence, and caused a de- t
This day was published, • Island of Skiathe. In the action the Turks suffered the of the King of Spain, and all those of the society who .
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In One Vt;lume, Bvo. price 7s. Id. boards, are not pr Tests to offer up prayers.. The 29th of May pression both in the English and foreign securities•
A TREATISE ON MENTAL DERANGEMENT. '
loss of ten ships sunk, twelve burned, and eight cap-,
and the Ist of November are for ever happy days in the The real truth bf the affair turns out to be, on constee
tuned t they also state that the Christian Chief Mavro- ,
By FRANCIS WILLIS, M.D. annals of the society. ing the letters of the best informed Lisbon merchante .1
Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians.. cordato, in-his passage with fourteen ships for the relief
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brawn, -and Green, of Missolonghi, fell in with the Algerine fleet off Pates, • . corresponding with this country, that the Portuguese
TH E Ey EN (NO STA lit.
• London, . that a severe engageineot immediately ensued, and' that • -
•
This day were published, the result was the capture of one frigate and one brig. . : t
In Three Vols. 12nso. price £l. Is. boards, Five other Algerine vessels were sunk during this battle, - • - LONDON. . rally, which -had been much neglected, in a state of
THE TI lit EF. PERILS of WOmAN ; or, DM, and the remainder of the piratical fleet escaped. As --...........—_ bead repair, and that a few ships of war are fitting oas t
Laesteo,and .Iw-oust-, a Series of Detnestic Scottish Tales. soon as the Turkish army which had invested Misso- WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14. 1524. to be employed off the Care de Verd islands, for their i
. • . By .LAMES BOG G, lottglsi was informed of these disasters, saute qui pent, • THE FUNDS. protection ageinse t
Author of " The Thrge Perils of Mate." the Brazilian privateers, which were . •
Printed, for Longman, H R urst, ees, Orme, frown, and Green, in Imitation of higher chic EXCHANGE,,
authority, became e general STOCK TWELVE 0 . tLOCK.daily increasing in numbers and audacity, to the great t
London. feeling, and numerous bsdies of them seized every ' 'Consols opened this morning at 884, i, and, up to this hour,vhey 1
Of whom may he had, recently published, description of craft, and embarked in them for Scoudri. are 881 to 89, with little doing. • annoyance and detriment of the Portuguese commerce.
The Three Perils of Man. Three. Vols. 12mo. Li. 4s. hoards. The Portuguese Ministry, •
it is said, and the fact need s
Even this way of escaping from their enemies, how- A private Express has arrived from Paris this morning, bringing
a i
_ AIKIN'S COURT OF F.LIZABE*II. - . ever, was not effected without severe chastisement fritm the French Rentes of Monday at 94f.25c. Spanish Bonds 244 to a, scarcely be repeated, are extremely antious, by nest-
This. day was published, in Two Volumes, Octavo, with a Poe.l
the Grecian navy, and the f *ti es in their retreat suf-e ugi v Ducats 80, French Scrip 51. tiation, intrigue, or mediation of some ether Power, to
trait, from the rare Print, by Crispin de Passe, the Fifth Edle -
fered considerable loss. Mavrocordato, as soon as the FOREIGN FUNDS. i
tion, IL Ss. boardt, regain their old footing in Brazil ; but since the return
alissolonghi bad been raised, blockaded Patras, Spanish Bonds opened this morning at 24i, and got up to 1. but of •
M E M 01 It S
....oEfLtihzeiliCrOriF It T of QUEEN
siege
C‘oloc to tro n i closely invested this fortress by land afterwards lowered to 4,4, whiebis owing to its being settling-day
_.
By LIiCY AIK I N. with thirteen thousand men. The same information to-morrow tor tile above Bonds. reconquering the country by force of arms has never
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green,i
•states, that La '
also
Larissa,the capital of ThesSaly, was Current Prices :Old Spanish 244 i, Colombian 631 to 64, New entered into their contemplation.
London. ..
blockaded by the Christians, and that Coron and Modon _,N11111ra...-- -
Memoirs of the Court of King James the First. By Lucy Aildn;Austrian SI, Chilian 734, Russian-88a,'4.
Designed as a Sequel to the Memoirs of the Court•of Queen Eli- had submitted. At Missolonghi, preiious to raising I'll [CE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK. In a preceding column we have given a decree of l
zabeth. In 2 vols. !Ivo. the Second Edition, 11. 4s.
,- the siege, the Turkish army had mutinied, for want of Bank Stock 234 IA —3 per Cent. Redu. 881/2 1/4 1/8 the Kiwi of SPAIN, which pretends to legislate for his
b
Annals of the Reign of George the Third. By John 'Aikin, pay. Four Pachas and many prisoners were left to ex- 3 per Cent. Cons. 87% 14 1,4-3 i per: ents. 99$ late Colonies in South Alnerica. It commences with -
. • 11. D. In 2 vole Bvo. a New Edition, brought down to the Period •I
eerience the clemency of their conquerors at Missolonghi. 4 per Cents. OW 101% % ordering a solemn Te &tint to be celebrated in these
of his Majesty's Decease. it. at Imarde - • 4 per Cents. New 105% Ya 14-5 per Ct. 1797, 115
This day were published, ' • independent States for restoring the KIN‘O to his owa
. In Octavo, with Plates, price 124 boards, NE.IV DECREE OF FERDINAND . VII. - Bank Long Arms. 22 5-16 %,-.-India Bonds 861. 88s.
LECTURES -on the GENERAL STRUCTURE of —se, Exchequer Bills (C 1,006) 575. 595. . liberty in order to deprive them of theirs, with se.
the lIU MA N Tit/ DY, and on the ANATOMY and FUNC- MADRID, JANUARY 2. India for Account 273 veral other articles which wilt be- quite-as much at-
T lONS of the SKIM ; delivered before the Royal College of Sur- ' The King our - Consols for Account 88% 89 88% %. - tended to. The request to the new Republics to de- 1
goons in Lontivie_in the Courses for 1823.
l' • THOMAS CHEVALIER F.R.S. F.S.A. F.L.S. and F.H.S.
acree :—" The violence with which several corps of my stroy the Institutions they have lormed—to declare .i
Surgeon Extraordinary to the King, and Professor of Anatomy aud armies, tetnipg against my Rope' Person the arms which The Courier lasr night returned to its cry of war, themselves rebels, arid return under the yoke of a i
Surgery to the College. I had put into their bands, compelled me to recognize without, however, adding a single circumstance that Power that can neither con protect '
Tier nor them, is 1
• Prirtted for Longman, 'Jura, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green. and swear to, on the 7th of March, 1820, the Political
• , Also, by the same Author, just published, ' strengthens the probability, which rests solely on the I
ridiculous enough certainly, and reminds us of the dimis
Constitution of the Spanish Monarchy, could not fail to
The Tha:TEKIAN ORVIION, before the Royal College of Surgeon*,
14th of February, 1821 ; Bvo. Second Edition, 3s. 6d. boards. attract the attention a all the Sovereigns of Europe.— preperations making at-Brest. If a Frenchman argued •
nutive watchman, whom an athletic Irishman was 1
CHARLES AND JOHN BELL'S ANATOMICAL AND Their thrones were endangered by the horrible crime in the same manner, he would be quite terrified at the carrying under his arm, bawling out, "If you don't set i
SURGICAL WORKS. , which had been committed against mine. sight-of our own dock-yards, which are in a continual me down, rlleake you up." We are not, however,surpr ised i
This day was published, in Three Vol,. Bvo. (with numerous En- " Masters of the Government, the conspirators and state of activity. Let -him lock at Portsmouth, where at this' decree ;no State likes to lose its Colonies with-
ravings), Price £2. 12s. 6d. boards, the Fifth Edition of their accomplices did not fail soon to throw aside the
THE AN ATOM Y of the HUMAN BODY; con- mask under which they had disguised the true object he will find vessels of the largest size building, in- out an effort, and a decree costs nothing; but those who see
taining the Anatomy of the Bones, Muscles, Joints, Heart, of their mysterious designs. Blinded by their triumph, eluding the PRINCESS CHARLOTTE, of 110 guns, the in this decree a determination to reconquer South Ame- 1
and Arteries,
By JOHN BELL, Surgeon. they did not dissemble. that the Constitution of Ceder NEPTUNE, of 120, the INDUS, of SO, with the EUPHRATES, rica, should look at the formidable character of the 1
And that of the Brain and Nerves, the Organs of the Senses, and was not the final' object of their desires, nor Spain the the Fox, the PRESIDENT, the TDALIA, the Cznasnus, Republics, and the feeble state of Spain. It is perhaps, • I
the viscera, only theatre where the spirit of rebellion was to display '
and several frigates, sloops, and bombs. after all, but the prelude to an-offer of the part of Spain 1
• By CHARLES BELL, Surgeon. - its dreadful fury.
Trinted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, ~At Plymouth he would find in a state of great for- to recognize formally, for a sum of money, what does
The maxims of sedition andanarchy spread
Paternomer-row; and T. Cade4l, Strand.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author, the people—the spoliation and humiliation of the ele- wardness, the HINDOSTAN of 80 guns, the LONDON of and must exist—the independence of her lete Colonic,. 1
Illustrations of the Great Operations of Surgery. In torte 4to. vated classes—the - gross insults, both in words and 110, the LEDA, the PRosEnPINE, &c. At Pembroke, he . —..........--
Twenty-one Plates, witch Letter-press, price 51. 1.55. plain, or deeds, directed against the Ma. -e i sty of my person and might see theGOLIAH and VENGEANCE, of 84 guns each, We have received the Paris Journals of Monday, and I
SI. Ss. coloured. . • all the Royal Family—the usurpation, sometimes sur-System of Operative Surgery, two vols. 11. 18s. which could be ready in a few weeks; the Seknonse, the Etoile of yesterday, i;y Express. The following 1
Surgical Observations. Parts Ito 3. 6s. each. reptitious, sometimes violent, of my legitimate autho- .
1 NEMESIS the-Monism', the Tuts's, the DRUID, are extracts :
t le ~- s
The Anatomy of the- Brain. 4to. 21. as. city; and lastly, the scandalous degradation of the holy
,
Engravings of the Nerves. 4to. ii. Is. . religion of Jesus CHRIST, barbarously insulted and per- and- several others. At Chatham the preparations in FROM TIMETOILE OF TUESDAY. ]
_ Arteries. Plain, 15t. coloured, IL Is. ,
secated in the persons of its Ministers, left no. doubt, the Dock-yard would seem still more formidable, for MADRID, JANUARY 2. . - 1
A Treatise on the Diseases of the Urethra, Vesiett, Urinaria,
Prostate, and Rectum. In Bvo. 135.6 d. Third Edition. even to the least clear-sighted, that in tile dark machi• there the ROYAL GEORGE, of 120 guns, is almost ready " THE MINISTER or WAR TO TILE CAPTAIN-GENERAL I
4tso, by Mr, JOHN BELL, nations of the secret societies, Spain( was irrevocably„OF eitteNt. DA..
to pour. forth its. thunders on the enemies of the Country, i
Engravings of tbe Bones, Muscles, and Joints. In 4to. wick 200
condemned to cease to be a monarchy. • " I have rendered an account to our Lord the King
Pages of Levet-poem Third Edition, It. Ils. 6d. le ardor " "The Reiolutiona of Naples, Turin, and Lisbon, as are the POWERFUL Of 84, the FORMIDABLE of t
—of your dispatch of the 19th October,- and theme docu-
-1110.11 LAST -NIGHT'S GAZETTE. contrived one after the other, by the same means, and 86, the 1.
ip,ILERCURY, the MERMAID, the AFRICAINE. t
•on the same principles, completed the conviction of the —At Deptford, in a state of similar preparation, are the
ments which accompanied it ; the result of which is, •5
!SANK RUPTS. Sovereigns, that .no throne could be in safety without MONARCH, of 84 guns; the w.. °amnia, of 52, &c. and (Rat the Lieutenant of the King at Grenada has broken t
John Ilunsdon. Bulstrode-street, blary.la-bonne, coal-merchant, -
cutting off at once all the heads of the Hydra which several Officers attached to the Etat Major, for having I
to surrender January 17, 24. and February 24, at eleven, at the at Woolwich are building, the BoseAwsx, of 80;
SCAWEN,
threatened to devour the universe. Such was the ob- __
' Court of Commissiotiers of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attar- HERE, the MEDUSA, the CLYDE, &c. &c. Nor are we taken a part in the Volunteer Militia."
ney, Mr. Watson, Gerard-street, Soho. jest, equally noble and important, of their frequent
The Province of Oajaca, in New Spain, has separated
James Davenport, Stockport-Fachella Cheshire, publican, Febru• tneetings. Cettainly, but for the resolutions, which for content with thus preparing to keep up our naval force i
ere 2,4, and 24, at two, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attar- the salvation of the human race prevailed in the Con- by the building of new ships in our own ports, for seve- itself from the ,Mexican Government, by an Act of the ,
nits, Mr. Bower, Chancery-Line; ;or Mr.Woodburne, St. Ann's-.
gresses of Le bath and Vet one, a great part of civilized4th June. That of Guadalaxara has decided to acknow-
street, elencliester. cal vessels are now almost ready to launch at Bombs y,
William Fell, Cloak-lane, merchant, January 17, 24. and February Europe, deluged in its blood, would now be the prey of
including the ASIA' and the BOMBAY, of 84 guns each. ledge the Mexican Government.
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24, at eleven, at the Court of C •seioners of Bankrupts, Ba- ignorant and presumptuous reformers.
stra;hall-street. Attorney; Mr. Robinson, Half-Mouostreet, m, A • . of
single effort the powerful Emperor
I'iccadilly.
sufficed to put an end in a few days to the troubles of ocean triumphantly, what has England to fear from the on the sale of all the articles belonging to the In tiiie
James Hood, newton, Nottinghamshire, hosier, January - 0 no- , q s
watt February 24, at eleven, at the Punch BO 7. - ,
Bowl, Nottingham. Naples and Piedmont. A similar effort of the Most fitting up of a few old ships in a French port? We pion, conformably to the Decree of the 14th April.
Attornies, Mr. Hurst, Nottingham • or Mr. Knowles, New Inn, Christian King sufficed, in like manner, to make the have The English Journals still speak with affectation of
not, however, enumerated a few only of the ves-
Edward Auger, George and Blue Boar-yard, Holborn, coachman- edifice of the Constitution throughout the Peninsula fall the Message of the President of the United States; we
ter; January 17, 24, and February 24, at twelve, at the Court of sell now building in our ports, for the purpose of ,hew-
Commissioners of Bankrugts, Basiogball-street. Attornies, to ruin on its authors. Emboldened by the presence of . shall only answer-Ahem in a few words to all their ra-
Messrs. Stevens and Wood, Little St. Thomas Apostle. my well-beloved cousin the Duke of Angouleme and mg that we are preparing for war, but to prove that we -
Henry Mike*, Chelmsford, linen-draper, January 17, 24, and Fe- his valiant army, the immense majority of my subjects should at any time be ready for it ; and that, if foreign dical nonsense about Europe, supposing they make
bruary 21, at eleven, at the Court of Cummissioners of Batik- hastened to overthrow
the trophies which stupidity had p • •c •
powers were as sensitive as the Courier affects to be, common cause with the United States, who have only
, repts, Basingliall-street: Attorney, Me. Bryant; Cullum-street,
erected to revolt, and to re-establish the ancient institu- to support them nine sail of the line, thirteen frigates,
eenshurch•street. they might ask some explanation why we are thus aug-
nte to is ss use, he made in II ASING II A LL-ST il. EET. tions which had made the happiness of their fathers. and twenty-five thousand troops of the line.
meriting a species of force which already lords it over
Feb. 3, E. Cohen. London, merehaut, at eleven. Feb. 3, J. Conducted by victory, the son of France flies to the
, Tytomau, Bristol, silk-meicer, at eleven. Feb. 3, E. Stolworthy, banks of the Guadalete—he attacks—he carries the all the other Maritime Powers of Europe? - They write from Rome, 29th of December, that Car-
Whittchapel,cbeesemougr,zt eleven. Feb. 3, T. Kramster, 800- •
frocadero : lie fills my oppressors with terror, and at Some of our contemporaries say that we ought to dinal Spinucci, Archbishop of Benevente, and Fabrizzio
eerie-greet, Fleet•street, carpenter, at eleven- Feb. S, It. J. Sew- , . Runes, are dangerously ill. -
- yer, B. 'butler, and J. Cumberlege, late of Leadenhall-street, vier- 'ength I and my family are free. 1 "be to no 1
G.ory -D . prevent the French fleet from leaving Brest: we con-
sbenus.at WIC. Feb. 3, W. H. French and J. Disborough,iLittle "In the midst of the griefs with which my heart is tend
that we ought to 4o no such thing. First, because They state from Petersburgia, 23d of December, that
Yaistcherp, provisiou-broktessat one. Feb. 3, E. T. Palmer, lied- afflicted, at the sight of the condition to which three . the maniage of the Grand Duke Michael with the
ford, draper, at eve. Feb. 3, W. Button, sen. and jun. Paterngs- years a suffering have reduced my kingdoms, I have it would be improper; and secondly, unneeessary.----
ter-row, •bi:okseliers, at one. Feb.:., A. Doull, sen. winiain- Princess of Wirtemberg took place oil the 17th, and
seen with satisfaction that My Supreme Council of the Admitting for a moment that the French Government
spacer(, Blackfriars, plumber, at one. Feb. 3, N. Warington,
was celebrated according to the Greek religion.
High-street, Southwark, hop-merchant, at one. Feb. 3, J. Hughes, Indies, moved by its constant zeal for the good of my has not satisfactorily explained its views to our Cabinet, .
late of l4igb Holborn. ense-dreper, at one. Feb. 28, J. Farrell, service, was eager to propose to me by its deliberation of which we feel, assured it has done, is it either impro- PARIS, JANUARY 12.
Prospect-place, Newingtonecauftway, merchant, at eleven. Feb. the 30th of October, the measures which appeared to it - His Majesty heard Mass in his apartments.
5, T. rinkocton,llischindanc.nterchant, atone. Feb. 3, J. Loth- • bable or unreasonable that, when insurrections are
the most proper to alleviate the evils caused by the re- FROM THE JOURNAL DES DEBATE OE MONDAY.
bridge. Ceranarthen-street. taittenham-court-road, carpenter, at
one. Fob. S, W. Richards. Sbereditch, soap-maker, at ten. Feb. volution of tile Peninsula, in that part 'of my pos- breaking out in the Colonies of almost every Power,
JAN. 11,—It is true that a discussion will take place
24, J. II yanue Coventry-street, jeweller, at ten. Feb. 3, Hater- sessions. Adopting the opinion of the said Council, .1 France should strengthen her force in those belonging
tun Pattl's Cray, Kent, miller, at tett. Feb. 3, It. Stewart, late ordain as follows: to her; or that; when pirates are getting more nu- between Russia, England, and the United States, te-
a kingoitreut. ellicapsitle, Scotch lector, at ten. ' Feb. 3, G. Not- ~
Lig e
daring, , Stanmett-M Essex. I. osiller, at eleven. merout and more she should not give some -
be celebrated, in gratitude to the ALXIGHiT for the blessing which ...--..emse.--_
DI V I DEN DS to he amide in the COll NTRY: in his infinite mercy be has granted to the whole nation, in preserv- additional protection to her commerce ?
Feb:ES, 1. hleys, Siockport, draper, at ten, at the White Bear ing me and all my Royal Family safe anti mahatmas' amidst such , This morning wereceived accounts from Bayonne to
Inn, Manchu/arr. Feb..s, 6. Stacey, law sn. Basingstoke. grocer, great and continual dangers. England, has done this—we are not only reinforcing py s. :
• the rln Met. The new decree of FERDINAND, of which
at eleven, at the George Inn, Denham, Hems. Feb. e, T, Lea, "2- The Political Oinstiluliess Vase Spanish Minor* is for ever our West India Islands, but welave on the Amer icon
Lae of Liverpool, grocer, at one, rattle George Inn, Dale-atrects abolished in my said domninions in America. Their Governments a copy will be found in another column, has given rise
Liverpool. Feb,. 2, J. Clifford and I. Jackeese Fulneck, York- are re•established Conformably to ihe laws and ordonnances exist- station a strong naval force, consisting of the Geouces- to some sensible animadversions on its futility. The
shire, merchants, at ten, at the Court-touse, Leeds. ing before the 7th of March, 1820. TER, of 80 guns; the•Gatices, of 86. guns ; the SUPERB
C P.11:11 Fl( ATEs—Fss. 3. " 4. The Political Chiefs'
Secretaries, Officers, and dependents, BAYONNE, JANUARY 6. ,
the Provincial Deputations, the Con-' following are extracts t
of 78 guns; the SPARTIATE, of 84 guns; the Cost-
.l. Dow, Bow.cunisuon. rope-maker. T. Treadway. Sloane- stitutional Municipalities, their
square, chila-m WSh
an. W. ands, Old Chsnee. baker. IL Seeley, shall immediately cease their functions.' BRIDGE, of 82 guns; with a dozen of heavy frigates;
Red Lion-yard. AWersgate-street, horw-dealer. H. Steward, Old "4. The newly-established Courts of Justice shall also cease their . We have received news from Madrid of the Ist of
" none of which," as the Chronicle well observes
Burlington-sweet, victualler. T. Moichin, Verulam-buildings, functions. ' January, with the Decrees issued by his Majesty, for the
Gray's Inn' dealer. V. Megaton, late of Martia'e-hine, wine- i " S. The Militia created by the Cortes'
s under the name of Na- " would decline the engagement with the French fri-
organization of the Royal Guard, and another relative
merchant. J. Haselden, Grub-street, horse-dealer. lions:, shall be Immediately dissolved. The individuals comprising ates of sixt ei ht uns, which the Courier describes
DIgSOLUT R lONS OF PATNERSHIPS. It shall give up their arms and equipments before they return to s, y- g g
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• to South America, which orders everything in that
Sefton and Coo er.- Manchester, veterinary surgeons White and
their homes. those in Brest to carry, but which is undoubtedly an
p .
Worsfuld, Hampton- Wick, wkitesmithe Anderson and Co. Calcutta "6. The. suppressed communities. shall return totheir convents,
exaggeration." great country to Ise replaced in tile situation it vas
and London. F. and It. Picktrsgill, Darlington, carriers. ' Vivian and be reinstated in all their possesuens, comprehending those which —.......-_ previous to the 7th March,lB2o. • The Political Chiefs,
and Gurney, Cambrirne. Cornwall. (Von and Bourne, firming- have been alienated in any manner Whatrnever.
ham, coach-lace and triage manufacturers. Drewett and Leahy, 7. I confirm the favours and employments which may haveandperfectlygroundless alarm, was A very great
. jileciey-street, Watelbesavaii, engiswers. G. T. and C. Stephen- been granted
. during the Constitutional Government, in my posses- created yesterday in the City, in consequence of the to their convents, and to all their formerpossessions,
son, Gtictchurcb.strect, whfeeetleorotituongers. Fellows and sums in America; provided, however, that they are not derived . . .
' 13roun, Vreot Witudiester-street, silkmen. Green and Picksley, taunt the Constitution, that they are not of new creation, and that arrival of intelligence by the packet from Lisbon, which
, the Militia to be dissolved, &c. &c.,
Sheffield,•ironnuangers. J. and M. Taylor, Shelliekl, carpet nem- those who have obtained them have nut rendered themselves un• sailed on the 30th ultimo, " that -all the dock-yards We should think, that in whatever situation the South
faetarers. 11,44bhaw and Jordeson, North Shields, rope-makers. worthy
~8. %ult... them : by their conduct.
a
_Miller andTay; Petersham, school mistresaes. Young and Wit-determined bthe it the exception tis y . preceding of the Tars were in a state of great activity, and American Colonies may be, it can scarcely be expected
Article, any office which may have become vacant by the discharge that orders had been issued that much regard will be paid by them to this decree,
. Naps, Jthiteley, Gloureetrabire. brewers. Beaakehhataus an
nd iel.attutiwiglni- for the repair and equip.
or unjust r. move' of him who held it, she'll* restored to him it lie
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brewers ijoix,„ e.-consequence, nay Viceroys, Courts • ust el .
htenllsten. Cogertonand Co. Great Yarmouth, breweits was a state of things calculated to' inspire nion of Spain. "For, in point of fact, this decree sa_ys to
and Captains-General, Governors, and Intendants; and I charge the
and Downing, firruittgletue ines.manefactuiers, Thon. mon
Most Reverend Archbishops and Bishops De and Chapters of apprehension into the timid or ill-informed, and there- them, " root up the vines and olives which you leave
"Neve, Kensington, surgeons. Smith end Passesore, huuthansp-
the Metropolitan Churches' and Cis 'Deans
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thedrels of my kingdom of ore gave rise to YIIIiOUS rumours; invented to ac- planted? destroy the manufactories which you have
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