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TREMENDOUS LEAP.

Five fat oxen, the property of Mr. WILLIAM Morton., Gogar,
near Blair Logic, which had been grazing on his farm, by the
banks of the Devon, early on Wednesday morning, the 7th inst.
left the lowly plain for a more elevated and romantic spot, on the
brow of the towering Ochils, which they gained, with some dif-
ficulty, by a circuitous winding slope on the side of a deep glen.
Pleased with the beauty of their newly-explored striation, and
giddy with the grandeur of the wide-extended plain below, they
hied them on till they had nearly reached
" Throe towering cliffs, which, Atlas like,
" High on their shoulders bear the misty clouds !"

But here their footing became rather precarious, having got upon
a bed of loose gravel. Every step now set off with reckless speed
and thundering noise, a shower of earth and stones to the foot
of the mountain : to return was dangerous ; to proceed was more
so ; and what was to be done?—Back they turned in affrighted
dismay, and forgetting the necessary precaution they had used
in their ascent, redoubled their speed as the danger increased, till
they could foot it no longer,when ode by one they cut the knot,
by taking a sporting leap over the lofty Pingour, and lending
at once at the foot of the mountain. The spectators below were
lost in wonder and astonishment at the Herculean feat, and more
so when, incredible dictu, two of them started to their feet again,
and fled from their three less fortunate companions, one of which
was dashed to pieces, another escaped with a few bruises and a
fractured limb, and the third received so severe a contusion as
to be unable to follow.—Stirling Journal.

Bow.sTitrxr.—Saturday two men, named Barnet and Pearson,
were brought up in the custody of Morris, Baker, and Lack,
under the following circumstances :—About twelve o'clock on
Friday night the officers stopped them in Hem ietta street. Upon
Barnet was found a blue bag, containing the whole implements
of house-breaking—such as iron-crows, centre-bits, dark-lantern,
phosphorus-bex, and some skeleton and other keys. Pearson
had only in his possession some keys of a questionable nature,
with some small rope, and a bludgeon of no common size, which,
from examination on Saturday in the Office, appeared to have
been used in a very forcible manner against doors or windows.
In their defence Barnet stated that he found the bag with ita
contents on Westminster Midge. Pearson denied any acquaint-
ance with Barnet, until he was reminded that it was not many
days since he was tried at the Old Bailey, and acquitted, for
robbing Mr. M'Gowran's house, in Catherine-street, when his
previous acquaintance with Barnet was brought to his ropillec-
don. They were both remanded for ten days.

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Madrid Papers to the 17th inst. have reached us.

In the Sitting of the Cones an the 16th, it was re-
solved, in compliance with a Message from the Go.
vernment, presented the preceding day—

" That the liberty of selling lead and gunpowder shall be sus-
pended in the provinces of Bilbos, San Sebastian, and Vittoria,
Navarre, Saragossa, Huesca, Caheard, Lerida. Term!, Tarra-
gona, Gerona, and Barcelona, till the next Cortes, or for a len
time if the Government think it advisable."

The Minister of the Interior has communicated to
each of the Political Chiefs of Catalonia, a Royal Or-
der, which states, that his MAJESTY, desirous of re-
storing to the inhabitants of the Provinces of Cata-
lonia, the enjoyment of the tranquillity of which the
genius of sedition and discord seeks to deprive them;
and being convinced that one of the chief means used
by the favourers of insurrection, is the distress which
many persons sail, and which drives them to fol-
low the bands by which the enemies of the Constitu-
tional system endeavour to overthrow it, has resolved
Ito place the sum of one million of real, at the dispo-
sal of the Political Chiefs, and Provisional Deputa-
'ions of Barcelona, Gerona, Tarragona, and Lerida,
viz. 250,000 reals to each Province, which the re-
spective Political Chiefs are immediately to apply to
the construction of public works of the greatest gene-
ral utility, to each Province, and in the poorest dis-
tricts, and not to apply this money to any other use
whatever.

A German Mail arrived this forenoon, bringing
Frankfort Papers to the 24th instant. An article
from Berlin states, that the KING of PRusstß, de-
sirous to consult some Members of the States respect-
ing the so long promised Constitution, had sum-
moned some persons belonging to the States wrested
from Saxony at the conclusion of the war, for the
purpose of discussing the affairs of the country in a
Council, at which the CROWN PRINCE is to preside.
Thus, on one pretext or another, does this Monarch
delay a promise most solemnly given to his subjects,
and for which his Royal word has long been pledged.
An article from the Danube mentions the mainte-
nance of peace as no longer doubtful, unless the ne-
gociations take a turn. The following are extracts :
LEIPZIC, JUNE 17.

A report is here in circulation, which we will not
warrant, tliat Russia will neither avoid war nor yet
attack, but wait till it is in some way attacked by the
Porte, because it will then be assisted by another
great Power. The exchange of Couriers between
Paris, London, and St. Petersburgh, is snore frequent
than ever. The Russian Couriers are often Officers.
ZURICH, JUNE 19.
London, England, 1822-07-01

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FROM .SATURDAY maims GAZETTE.

[This Gazette notifies that the King has been pleased to ap.
point Mr. William Ni‘Caa, to be Commissary of the Commis..
sariat of Kirkcudbright, vacant by the Grath of Mr. Thomson].

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BANKRUPTS.
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Mr. Richardson, Lincoln's Inn-fields.
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Son, Whitehaven.
Samuel Mendham, late of Bryanstone-street, Portman-square,
merchant, July 2, 16, and August 10, at one, at the Court pf
Commissioners of Bankrupts, lissinghall-street. Attorney,
Mr. Riche, Cornhill.
Thomas Drigliton, 1) ,vies.street, Berkeley-square, saddler, Sufi
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of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Hunt, Sura
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10, at tell, at the Court of Commissi.inets of Bankrupts, Baa
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London, England, 1822-07-01

FUMIGATING BATHS.

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A'Eli an experience of several years in Con.
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process of Sanative Fumigation, improved upon the plan of the
celebrated DAUCZT, and cleared from the obstructions and im-
perfections to which the noblest and most usefpl inventions
in their origin, but too freqmntly liable. The admirable qual;-
ties of the FUMIGATING BATA had been long highly
praised and earnestly recommended in the writings of
eminent Physicians, MARCA RD, ALTIIMONELLI, arid LAI.' .:"Tri;:
but it is only within these few years that the precise a • • •
mined use of them has been demonstrated and t stablis3e•l.- -
The theory is now sanctioned by unvarying experience, and
the consequences are recognized to be fully adequate to the
scientific anticipations of all the Medical Men who bawd en-
couraged and promoted this efficacious and elegant mode of cure.
In all Cutaneous Eruptions, long considered incurable, and at-
tended.with the most painful results; in Scorbutic and Scrofu-
lous Affections, whether lurking internally, cr manifesting them-
selves by hideous blotches, in Leprosy, Ringworm, Rheuma-
tism, and Female Complaints; the Fumigating System inva-
riably produces the happiest effects; yet with all these excellent
qualities, its principal virtue will be tound to consist in the r:-
storation of an exhausted and debilitated constitution to a state
of activity and vigour; and whether the exhaustion and debility
be caused by a long course of dissipation, or the ravages of Luei
Venerea, it will in this respect vindicate its claim to the title of
a real specific. The Vapour Baths cannot he considered solely
as Medicated Baths, but as Baths of cleanliness and ornament ;
they give the skin that elasticity and freshness which is the orra-
mem of youth, and prolong the health of the aged. The.c
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complaints, and the Sulphureous Vapour, the Barrage %Vary:,
and the Aromatic Chalybeate Bath of Montpelier, are respect-
tively employed in their peculiar objects.
No. 6, Robert-street, Adelphi.
Dr. COURTENA's PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS
on the DISEASES of STRICTURES of the URETIiii.I,
with his Improved System for their Treatment and Curt.,
a Work highly interesting to all who labour under this painful
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London, England, 1822-07-01

ODESSA, JUNG s.

The Porte has no serious intentions of evacuating
the Principalities. As soon as a certain number of
Ones have sufficiently enriched themselves by pillage,
they are replaced by other troops, in order that the
latter may have their share of the booty, and this is
what the Turks call an evacuation. We have no ac-
counts from Constantinople since the 29th May ; at
that period executions, the sale of Christian women,
and assassinations, were the order of the day. It is
in the slave market that the wealthy Turks display
all their ferocity; many fanatics have purchased Chris-
tians for the purpose of putting them to death.
London, England, 1822-07-01

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PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

It is stated, that M. de Tatischeff expected to have

learnt on his arrival here, that ail the preliminary ar•
ticks of the verbal arrangement made at Constanti-
nople had been fulfilled, and that it only remained to
fix the place for ulterior negotiations. None of the
articles agreed upon, however, have yet been exe-
cuted. It is stated, that a Courier has in consequence
been sent from hence to Constantinople, with instruc-
tions to M. de Lutzow, the object of which is to bring
about a result, that may no longer leave the nego-
ciations in uncertainty.
The Greeks have armed their whole marine; they
have nou• 200 vessels at sea, and there is some dis-
q,,ietude at Constantinople respecting the fleet of the
Capitan Pacha. A second fleet is equipping in the
Dardanelles.

AUGSBURG. JUNE 21.
UThACT OF A LETTILS FILOK A COSIRESPONDI

AT TIVNNA.

" The last accounts from the fiontiers of Turkey
are not of so satisfactory a nature as those preceding.
It has not escaped even persons most disposed in fa-
vour of the Turks, that the Porte has not in any
manner departed from that system of tergiversation
which it has hitherto acted upon.
" The Reis Effendi has cajoled the Ministers of
the mediating Powers, in promising them that the
Ottoman troops should evacuate Moldavia and Wal-
lachia; neither have the Turks diminished by a single
man their numerous army along the Danube. Time
is a talk of steps taken simultaneously by the Count
de Lutzow and Lord Strangford, having for their
object a decisive result."
London, England, 1822-07-01

SEMLIN, JUNE 9.

According to the reports of travellers who arrived
yesterday from Janina at Belgrade, in twelve days,
Chourschid Pacha, unable to effect his junction with
the Pacha of Salonicha, near Veria, had been defeated
by the Greeks near Nova Castori, and repulsed to
within three leagues of Janina.
Advices from Salonica state that all the hostages
who had been taken had been put to death, either at
Constantinople or on the road.
London, England, 1822-07-01

CAMBRIDGE, JUNE 28.

The Annual Prizes of Fifteen Guineas each, given by the
Representatives in Parliament of this University, fur the best
dissertations in Latin prose, were on Saturday last adjudged as
follows : SENIOR BACH/LOKI.
Populis diversis cadent institutiparum conveniunt.
Arthur Barron, t Scholars of Trinity College.
Ralph Lyon,

MIDDLE BACHELORS.
Astronomic: lams et utilitas.

Alfred °Meant,
Scholars of Trinity College.
James Alexander Barnes,
..... _ _

Sir William Browne's'Gnia Medals for the Greek Ode, and
for the Greek and Latin Epigrams, were on Saturday last ad-
judged to Winthrop Mackworth I'raed, of Trinity College.—
Subjects—
Greek Ode—Pyramides ./Egyptiarz.
Creek Epigram—Ep:o Ts atrra, K owe FM.
Latin Epigram: nugz seria ducunt
In niala.
No Latin Ode adjudged.

The Porson Prize for the best translation of a passage from
Shakspeare into Greek verse, was on Monday last adjudged to
Win. Braham, of Trinity College.—Subject, Julius Cesar, Act
iv. Scene 3, beginning with ' Come, Antony, and young Octa-
vius," &c. and ending with " and leave you so."
London, England, 1822-07-01

NUREMBERG, JUNE 21.

According to advices received from Turkey, the
Reis Effendi had declared that, in the space of two
months, the Morea would be subjected, and the islands
in one month. If this be true, the Porte will not,
before that period, come to any determination in its
relations with Russia.
HERMANSTADT, JUNE S.

There have been conferences at Peterlingen and
Balstall, on the situation in which Switzerland is
placed by the French prohibitory system. Among
the best measures that Switzerland could adopt to
induce its powerful neighbour to follow a more equi-
table system, is the proposal to recall the Swiss regi-
ments in the service of France, unless those regula-
tions of the Customs which impede all intercourse
are revoked; for, since the capitulations were con-
cluded, these regulations have been rendered more
and more onerous, whereas, while the negociation
for the military capitulation was pending, care was
taken to hold out the most alluring hopes of adran-
Ilageous dommercial arrangements.
STItASBURO, JUNE 20.
MADRID, JUNE lc I It is reported that our Chamber of Commerce has
The Royal Family retain to Madrid on the 25th of sent a representation to the Government upon the

Accounts from Little Wallachia state, that on the
30th May there was still no departure of the Turkish
troops, some Ortes had merely been changed in the
garrisons. The Asiatics withdrawn from Jassy and
Bucharest had not crossed the Danube. On the Ist
instant, the Turks were still at Bucharest ; they stated
that they should depart at the end of the month, but
that they should leave a garrison of from 1000 to
1500 men.
London, England, 1822-07-01

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Mbn PASTE BLACKING, in Pots, 6d. 18(1. and tBd. each.
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ARM? lITIAORDINAILIZII.

Mr. ARBUTHNOT said the first Vote to which
he should draw the attention of the Committee, was
that which related to the Army Eztraordinaries. This
Vote was originally confined to a statement of the
bills drawn upon this country by our establishments
lebroad; but he bad last Session promised that the
accounts in future should be more detailed ; and he
trusted the Committee would be of opinion that be
had now redeemed his pledge. The sum actually
expended last year under this head was 1,050,0004
A vote of a million only had been taken to meet it;
but it was to be observed, that when that vote was
ashthere 'vw a balance in hand applicable to ;his
of the kpoditure of 170,00% After. some
doslactions, the particultirs of which were given in
the Estimates, it would be seen that there was a be.
lance now in hand of 100,0001. For the service of
peso* yeas he should not have occasion to can
for. so large a vote as that of the last Session, as he
intended to move for only 700,0001. In the former
Tow Wets included a sum of 200,0001. for each year,
;he loseiei Of the laist Company ; thengh
this was always repaid by the Company, bat new
arranged had been made, which rendered it en-
isecepary any longer to call, in the first instance, for
this vote in the public It, followed, there-
for., that the actual reductioa in this year's vote was
100,-OQCO. but when thedifference of the balanctikwas
taken irate cAlcelatiess, be was Wet eutidisito,4ll
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By Order of the Executors, •

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_ siognomy,
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THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1822.
THE FUND&

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOC/L.
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eu. div. Neapolitan 70e ex. div.
Very little et the dissent dividend, paid yesterday, has aim
bee the market. Exchequer Bills are in demand.
STOCK EXCHANGE, ONE O'CLOCK.
Consols still continue heavy upon the Market, and ate 110 e,
sellers.
Forams Maaxxx.—The new additional Prussian Leen will/
It is said, be brought into the Market next week, to the amount
of three millions and a half of money. The great speculator bas'
laid out one million in the purchase of silver of the Hot &Ms
_Company.
FAXES OF STOCKS AT ONE 0 CLOCK.
London, England, 1822-07-30

REDUCED PRICES,

Att IdILLARD and SON'S WHOLESALE and RETAIL
FOREIGN and BRITISH WAREHOUSE,
No. 16, exaarsinr..

MILLARD and SON beg most respectfully to in-
form Merchants and Families forming partial or entire
Ls,tahlishments, they are selling every kind of Foreign and
F,, itish Muslins, Linens, fine Sheetingsand Table Linens, rich
Narseilles 6yults, &c. at the most advantageous prices; India
itluslins at 30$. the piece of 20 yards each, with fine fos cravats,'
8:c. and the British ditto at ss. the piece cf 10 yavals each, yard
sad half wide; Table-cloths at 2s. each, up to the fincst foreign
]Damask; fine Irish Linen, at 18d. and 2s. per yard; French
Cambric* at 4s. 6d. per yard; fine Handkerchiefs at .21s. the
dozen ; coloured Morning-dresses, two for 9s. Ball-dresses at
12s. 6d. each ; rich French worked ditto at 18s. and 21s. each ;
6-4th wide Cambric Muslins, is. the piece of 12 yards; super-
fine at is. per yard; beautiful coloured Muslins and Cansbrics,
of their own designs ; curious Shawls and rich Silk Dresses ;
white Chintz and Anjengoes, obtained at no other Ilouse; rich
ell-wide printed Furnitures at 2s. per yard, of which there is a
quantity in remnants, adapted to make Counterpanes, &c.—
livery description of Goods taken in the' piece and decoy are re-
gularly at the wholesale price. A rich assortment of Flounces
and Trimmings, commencing at ld. per yard. Superfine Broad
Cloth for Gentlemen's Coats at 15s. per yard; India Nankeens,
at 3s. 6d. and 41. 6d. the piece; fine India Dimity, at 12d. per
yard. India Shawls waisted. Curious Pillow Lace Veils for
presents; India Long Mids.—Merchants' Orders and Commis-
sions ezecuted.---Proprietors of Country Business supplied.

----
71-111: GRAVEL AND STONE, LUMBAGD, Bct.
AN's PILLS are allowed to be the most
successful Preparation for effectually renrovireg, and pre.
venting the future recurrence of chimp Disorders which arise
from an imperfect action of the Urinary Organs ; as Gravel and
Stone, Lumbago, Pains in the Back and Loins, Stippression
of Urine, &c. Composed of the moat innocent ingredienti,
this truly valuable Medicine relieves the suffering patient from
the excruciating tortures of these diseases without any violencel
or injury to the constitution, and requires no confinement or re-
straint of dirt during its use. It Is one of the oldest Public Me-
dicines extant ; and its peculiar virtues and efficacy have uni-
formly maintained the highest reputation.
Sold in Boxes, at 2s. 9d. and I Is. by Butlers, Chemists, No.
4, Chosaptide, and 220, Regent-street, London; 20, Witerloo-
place, Edinburgh ; 34, Sacheille-street, Dublin ; and by tbelorin-
ciyal Medicine Venders dut.ughout the United Kingdom.
London, England, 1822-07-30

PRICES OF STOCKS AT ONE 0 CLOCK.

Bank Stock 2511/2-3 per Cent. Reduced 81 I,i '
Z per Cent. Consols 801/2 s/s 3/4
31/2 per Cents. 9214 3/4-4- per Cts. 95%
4 per Cent. New 9.53/4 % 1,4
Bank Long Annuities 2078 15.16
India Bonds 625.645. pr.—South Sea Stock 91
Exchequer Bills of £l,OOO, 5.. 6s. pr.
Ditto Small ss. 7s. pr.—Bank for Acct. 1511..2' 131
Consols for Account 80% 1/2.

The French Papers of Saturday and Sunday, arai
Madrid Papers to the 19th instant, have been rt.
ceived. No event, since the landing of HosAp.tail
from Elba, has mortified the French Ultra Journalics
so much as that the counter-revolution in Spain has
been defeated, and that Madrid still continues :ran-
quil. Hence it is that we find in the Drapeau Blur:
of Sunday the following article, of which we do :wt
believe a word :

" PARIS, .Tutc 23.

" News which reached us to-day from the S?a:,iih
announce that Madrid is in ti*e power of the Itoy.:li,n, zna
the Kinn is rescued from the hands of the Jacobini.
" A private letter states that General Monitto put h:rNef
the bead of the Royalist party, and conyle:ely defetted that ef
the Liberals. Everywhere the emblems called Co:istitutional are
destroyed, and nothing is heard but the cry of Vim ci Rey Isar!
" What gives great consistency to this news is, the reserve with
which the Liberal Papers announce that a courier, coming from
the South, arrived yesterday, at ten o'clock in the morning, at
the house of the Minister for Foreign Affairs.
" The question was agitated some days before, to know whe-
ther the King could be forced to quit his palace, ani wheher
the Municipality would not require, that, under the pretest 1
safety, he should be shut up in the palace of fluen-Ite:iw,
merly a royal habitation, but transformed into a fortress 211,:e
the occupation of Madrid by the French.
" The news from Andalusia, very alarming for the .1.1c3b12
party, made them alter their resolution, which, had it been Cr..
tied into execution, would have renewed the frightful eaptvi:l
of the Temple. The Spaniards, then, will have the sole honour
of having with their own hands strangled the monster of the re-
volution, without foreign aid, and then they will in truth de-
serve the epithet of heroic."

The Journal des Debra: quotes the same statement•
so far as it pretends to any news, from the Emile of
the previous evening ; the garnish is peculi.tr to the
Drapeau Blanc. It would be needless to point o.it
how vague and general all the expressions of the L11:1 A
paper are beyond the mere assertion of Montuo's
proceedings, and it would be as needless to argue on
that assumed fact, when; according to the statement
itself, the news arrived on the Saturday morning at
ten, and no effect was produced on the Spanish steek
at four in the afternoon, nor any particulars learnt by
any of the journals of nest morning. It will be re-
marked, that no date is mentioned for this counter-
revolutionary movement, .no battle is described, and
no reason is assigned fur MORELLO'S desertion of a
triumphant cause to which be adhered when its suc-
London, England, 1822-07-30

Particulars whereof may be bad (gratis) at the said Master's
Office, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane ;of Messrs.
2frooksbanh and Farn, Solicitors, Gray's Inn-square; and G. B.
lryndale, Esq. Lincoln's Inn fields, London; of William King-
Like, F..eq. said Messrs. Beadon and Son, Solicitors, Taunton.
BLUX)KSBANK and EARN,
14, Gr- ,'s Inn-square, Plaintiff's Solicitors.
London, England, 1822-07-30

NATAL INULLIGENCE.

•
MARGATE, JULY 29.—Arrived the Admiralty yacht from Os-
tend, and landed his Royal Highness the Duke of GLOUCESTICIR;
and the Selina, DALit, from Loudon for Bermuda, with loss of
an anchor and cable.

The Abberton, from Bengal and Madras to London, was seen
off Cape Lagullas by the SAMAILINO frigate, but not on allure,
as reported yesterday.
The Memel, Albertson, bound to Memel, was lost cn the 11th
instant, on Skagen. Crew and part of the cargo saved.
Extract of a letter from Captain Warm's, of the Treasurer,
dated Stangatc Creek, the 28th instant:—" The schooner Echo.
Sueswoon master, left Constantinople on the 26th of May, as I
did the same day. On Monday, at eight r. M. I saw the schooner
a long way a-head ; I shortened sail, and lay-to till the moraine,
when, at five o'clock, 1 saw the Echo laying on shore en alp
east side of the Dardanelles, about three er four miles S. E.
Gallipoli, it then blowing fresh from the N. E. making it totally
out of my power to render her any assistance, and anchored at
the Castle of Asia about eight a. M. blowing strong, and reported
It to the Turkish boat, which cleared this ship. They informed
me they would send boats to her assistance; but I should feel
very dubious of their getting up to the Echo in time, as, during]
all that day, it blew very hard.—l am, &e."
Fatmourn, JULY 24.—Wind &W.—Arrived the Robert and
Mary, SLADE, from London ; Walsingham packet, from the Bra-
zils: left Rio the 19th May, Bahia the 4th June, and Pernam.
bueo the 11 th June. Sailed his Majesty's ship Owns Gaut-
nowaa, for Madeira.
PORTYMOUTR. JULY 29.—Wind N.—Sailed bis Majesty's yacht
ROYAL Gewgaw, and his Majesty's ships CaLuorn and (Linn-
um. for the Eastward. •
peat, JULY 29.—Wind &W.—Put "back by adverse winds
the Venerable, Ihzeot for Van Dieman's Land; Eliza, Hem,
for New &H MI Wales; Golden Grove, fee the Cape of Good
Hope; Jelin and Ann, Roseaszon, for Havanna& ; Maly, 13ts-
srr, for Africa; Expedition - - - .
Yomm for Gibraltar. A
Waterloo, Leeson; file
windbound, the Tha'
Came down from
for New York;
Snatortanist, for

gam, Sr, wow%
his thruugh time
London, England, 1822-05-02

This day Was published,
Handsomely printed in royal Biro. price One Guinea, the Second
Edition, considerably enlarged and improved,
A. CATALOGUE of the LIBRARY of the
ROYAL INSTITUTION of GREAT BRITAIN;
including a complete List of all the Greek Writers.
By the late Bev. CHARLES BURN EY, D.D. F.R.S. &e.
liethodically arranged, with an A:phabetical Index of Authors,
By WILLIAM HARRIS, Keeper of the Library.
This Catalogue is a necessary appendage to all Libraries,
;.s it contains Indexes to all the great Historical and Classical
C.lkctions.
Sold by Payne and Foss, Pall-mall; and Longman and Co.
r •urnoster-row.
London, England, 1822-05-02

DUEL IN HIGH LIFE.

1,1

Yesterday afternoon a meeting took place, in Ken-
sington Gardens, between the Noble Dukes of BUCK-
INGHAM and BEDFORD; the former attended by Sir
NV. W. Wysm, and the latter by Lord LYNEDOCK.
The cause of this event was certain expressions said
to have been used by the D&k,e of BEDFORD at a late
County Meeting.
The parties took their station in a gravel pit, at the
distance of ten paces. The Duke of BUCKINGHAM
having fired without effect, his Noble antagonist fired
in the air, OR which the Duke of BUCKINGHAM said
...." My Lord Duke, you are the last man whom I
wished to quarrel with; hut your Grace must be
aware, that a public man's life is not worth preserving,
unless with honour.'—The Duke of BEDFORD then
" declared, upon his honour, that he meant no per-
sonal offence to the Duke of BUCKINGHAM, nor to
impute to him any had or corrupt motive whatever."

We have received letters from Odessa this morning
to the 6th ult. They state, that much distress was
experienced by merchants owing to the continued
uncertainty in which affairs remained. The dis-
franchisement of Odessa as a free port has destroyed
all commerce, and money is particularly scarce.

A number of letters have been received in town
this morning, which have been saved from the wreck
of the American ship Albion.

The French Papers of Monday have arrived ; bat
they contain very little intelligence of interest. The
following arc extracts r_

it The Fren
they contair
. .
JOilow.ing
~•;
1.6
4 A report
many broug
r, dc Lutzow,
nople, arriv
stated, that
on the 19th,
Genes al
corps in Fra
.44 iirthe night
London, England, 1822-05-02

NOTICE OF SALE.
BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.

- - - -----
MESSRS. JAY most respectfully announce to.the
IN-1- Nobility and the Public, that they have received direc-
tions to DISPOSE OF, at their Ware-rooms, POLAND Houss,
the corner of Poland-street and Ilroad-street, Golden-square, a
truly Unique and Costly Assemblage of FURNITURE and
EFFECTS, as follows :

' First—Beautiful Specimens of Buhl in magnificent Armoires,
Cabinets, Tables, Pedestals, India Cabinets and Stands, &c.
Second—An extensive Assortment of Bookcases, Escritoires,
S.ofa, Card, Pier, Console, Writing, Ikjeune, Centre, and other
Tables; Sideboards with Brass Galleries and Branchei.
Third—A Suit of Drawing-room Chairs and Sofa_•, covered
with Velvet, with a variety of Sofas, Lounging Chairs, Win-
dow Seats, &c.
Fourth—Several Pair of elegant Or-Molu and Bronze Can-
delabras, Urns, Vases, Lamps, Shades, &c. •
Fifth—A Superb Collection of Time-Pieces in costly Buhl
and Or-Molu Cases with enamelled Dial Plates, &c. exquisitely
wrought ; and others in Mahogany and Ebony Cases: by the
most approved Makers.
Lastly—A very Choice Selection of Sevre, Dresden, Chelsea,
and Worcester China and Porcelaine : comprising remarkably
fine Dessert, Tea, and small Ikjeune Services ; also a great va-
riety of Coffee Cans and Stands, Beakers, Jars, and Flower
Vases, some of which are mounted in Or-Molu, &e.
The Effects announced for this Sale are the sole Property of a
Person of Rank, and were collected for the purpose of fitting
up a Mansion, hut are not now required.
Descriptive Catalogue+, at 2s. 6d. each, are ready for delivery,
and the Booms will be opened for Sale on the 6th day of May.
In order to facilitate the disposal of :he Property, every Num-
ber will have the lowest Ready Money Pike affixed, from which
no Abatement can be made, and the Roams will only continue
open for a limited period.
No Article will be presented at this Sale but which is the ge-•
nuine Property of the Person who has directed it.
N. B. ON VIEW TILL TIME 0:: SALE.

111 HE PATENT SEIDLITZ POWDERS, when
A_ used as directed, form a Saline Aperient, and Alterative,
as agreeable as Soda Water. This Medicine having gained a
high reputation in most parts of the world, many unprincipled
persons have been induced to sell spurious and inefficacious
Seidlitz Powders, with pirated labels and directions of Savory,
Moore, and Davidson (Chemists to the Royal Family, 156,
New Bond-street, London), the Inventors and Patentees, who
think it necessary to inform the Public, that the Medicine can-
not be genuine wales-. their names are printed on every Box, and
engraved on every Bottle put up for exportation.
London, England, 1822-05-02

PARIS, APRIL 29.

A report is in circulation that a courier from Ger-
many brought on Saturday the intelligence, that M.
do Lutzow, the Austrian Internuncio at Constanti-
lved at Vienna on the 21st inst. It is also
t M. de Tati.xlieff cp,itted t!ie latter city
1, to return to the Emperor of Russia.
Woronzow, who commanded the Itus,iaii
trance, during the occupation, went to Va.
'lt of the '2:3d inst. He proceeds from Pail:

WS-T'

* -

•
to Vienna, where he is to levee his family, -and to
continue his route towards the Path, to put himself
at the head of an army.
AIX-LA-CHAPELLE, APRIL 24.

- EXTRACT Or A PRIVATE LETTER.
By the courier who arrived from Vienna this day,
we learn that the Austrian Cabinet has received new
dispatches from Constantinople of the highest import-
ance, and that they were instantly laid before the
Emperor, when dispatches were immediately sent off
to London, Paris, and Berlin. It was reported in
Vienna that all negotiation with the Porte was at an
end, and that war was decided upon. We await with
impatience further news on the important events
which are approaching in the East of Europe.

ST. PETERSBURGII, APRIL 1.
All the Governments continue to send considerable
sums for the relief of the Greeks who have taken re-.
fuge in Russia. The Councillor Warwatz has offered
his necessitous fellow-countrymen 500,000 roubles ;
besides this sum, 900,000 have been sent to the Mi-
nister of Worship, the Prince Gallitzin. As soon as
this money arrived, it was remitted to the Governor-
General of Cherson, the Count Langeron, and to the
Commandant of Bessarabia, Lieutenant-General Im-
hoff, to be distributed.
CORINTH, FEBRUARY 7.
Our city has been declared by a law, the residence
of the Provisional Government. The National Con-
gress, which commenced its labours at the end of last
autumn, assembled then at Argos, but pressed by the
necessity of having more frequent communications
with all the points of Greece, and especially with the
Archipelago, it removed in the beginning of January
to Epidaurus, in the Gulf of Salonica.
It was in that town that the Provisional Constitu-
tion of Greece was promulgated, on the 12th of Ja-
nuary. There were remarked in that organic law,
amongst other things, two articles importing that the
heaviest responsibility rested upon every negotiator
who should enter into a negociation which might in
the least involve the political independence of the
nation. If the Executive Council set on foot such a
negociation, it is by this alone set aside.
The Congress, on the 27th of January, published
the Act of Independence of the Nation, and of the
London, England, 1822-05-02

THE ARMY.

An order has been issued from the War-Office, declaring that
no Soldier enlisting into the Army subsequently to the 24th of
April, 1$ 2, shall be entitled to any Pension for Service alone,
until he shall have completed Twenty-one years In the Infantry,
or TWer.ty-!our years in the Cavalry.
Tuesday, the first division of the 12th Royal Lancers left
Dublin fur 13alliiirobe : they are to be succeeded by the Ist
Dragoon Guards.
('owns, APRIL ;O.—There were embarked here yesterday ten
Officers, 107 men, ten women, and four children, of different
Regiments, on their route to Chatham, for Bombay; also ar-
rived a number of recruits front Southampton, for Albany
Barracks.

NIAIDSTONE, May I.—Three Officers and about forty men of
the 13th Light Dragoons, at present at our Cavalry Depot,
will leave here for Madras on the 10th instant. They will em-
bark at Gravesend, on board the East India Company's ship
Astel. About 1;,0 men of the 11th Light Dragoons will
also leave this Depot, on the 30th instant, for Bengal. An order
has been received at the Cavalry Depot for the detachment of
the 17th Light Dragoons, stationed here, to be in readiness to
repair to Roinford, to take charge of upwards of 100 horses be-
longing to the lab Lancers, under orders for embarkation to
India.
London, England, 1822-05-02

nstallation of the Provisional Government.

French Funds, April 29—Five per Cent. Consols,
opened at 88E—Highest 88 f. 20 c.—Closed at 871. 75 c.
A private letter from Paris, of Monday evening,
states that the French Government had received an
account from St. Petersburgh, by a French courier,
that the answer of the Porte had reached that capital,
and had cliffiv-ed great gloom there throughout some
circles ; but that when the courier came off, no one
knew the deternsnation of the EMPEROR positively,
though every one expected an immediate Declara-
tion of War.
The Journal des Liebats contains a letter from Suit-
gard, giving an account of an appalling sentence
lately pronounced at Wirtemberg. A M. LIST, an
Opposition Member, having drawn up a Petition
from his Constituents, which contained unpleasant
animadversions on the conduct of persons in office,
was prosecuted criminally for it. It was generally
believed, that, if not absolutely acquitted, he would,
at most be slightly reprimanded. The Criminal Tri-
bunal of Esslingen has, however, condemned this Re-
presentative to ten months' labour in a fortress—a
degrading punishment, which would deprive him not
merely of his place as Deputy, but render him unfit
for any public employment.

At a late hour this forenoon we received a Flanders
Mail, bringing Brussels Papers-to the 50th ult. The
following are extracts :

AUGSBURG, APRIL 22.

The Allgemeine Zeitutag has the following article—
" Letters from Vienna, of the 18th April, say, that
M. de Tatischeff was to have his final audience of the
Emperor on the following day, and set out on the
20th for St. Petersburgh."
The latest accounts from Italy say that the Neapo-
litan Government has succeeded in discovering, in a
town in Sicily, a concealed depot of above 100,000
muskets. Numerous arrests continue to take place
at Palermo. •

. Accounts from Ancona say, that 63 Greek fugi-
tives from Misolunghi have arrived at that port, in
the most wretched condition. His Holiner.s, with his
accustomed beneficence, immediately sent assistance
to those unfortunate persons.
London, England, 1822-05-02

/balm% May 1, 1822.
rrlll7, ANNIVERSARY DINNER of this SO-
ri rry will be held at Face Mssome HALL, great
Q.!ten-sneer, on TUESDAY, May 14, at Half-past Five
o'Clock precisely.
In order to ascertain the number to be provided for, Gentle-
rril :we solicited to send for Tickets, on or before Friday, the
cf May, to the Society's House, or Free Masons' Hall,
I.llere they may be had at Twenty Shillings each, which in-
the whole expense.
Mis Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX, President,
in the Chair.
VICE-PRESIDENTS.
Brr.a, Duke of Noavisustant- RicuAurs CLARE, Esq. Chun-
/AM F.R. and A.S. berlain, F.S.A.
Join(' Duke ef Broro RINE. A.S. Rrentan PourzLr., hl. D.
G. L. Marquis of STAFFORD, Joni CHILLSTIAN CURIVEN, Esq.
M.P.
JACOB, Earl of Ramos, F.R. RICHARD WII3ON' FAq. F.A.S.
and A. 3 Josrrn Heals, Esq. M. P.
Eons?, Earl of Ltrintrom, F.R.S.
F.R.S. Wrt.u.sm Toorr, Esq. F.R.S.
czAimss, Earl at RCIMINZY, THOMAS }lO/ILYN, Esq. I.R.S.
F. R.S. F. H.S.
Fir 11. Pen, Bart. M.P. Thomas Hort' Esq. F.R.S.
Titcl:As PITT, EAT F.S.A. F.S. A. M. R.S.
STEWARDS.
11. BtowN4 Esq. 11. Ilaxnarr, Esq.
R.ll. CLARE, Esq. W. Kr-vssixar, Esq.
c. CARIwRIGIIT, Er* J. 1%1.1C ARTHUR, Esq.
CoLev. J. 11IoranoN, Esq.
tOPLA:ah Eqq. J. Ours, Esq.
ARTHUR Darr, Ea,. 11. PzactvAL, Jun. Esq.
J. ELLIOTT, Esq. D. Pou.oce, Esq.
W. ErAxs, Esq. J. RIVINGTON, Esq.
Sir T. FARQUHAR, Bart. J. W. hussiLL, Esq. M.P.
W. GURINE.II, Esq. G. Twtsuns,
By Order, A. AIKI N, Secretary.

This day was published, price 2s.
HINTS ON CIRCULATION; and the Means of
lit-establishing the Prosperity of the Country, by an im-
provea System of Currency ; uniting the advantages of a Me-
ta:lc, and of a Paper Circulation. With an Account of the
Paper Circulation of Scotland, on the basis of which, the Pros-
Et ti.y of that part of the United Kingdom has principally arisen.
By the Right Honourable Sir JOHN SINCLAIR, Bart.
Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row;
Harding, No. 36, St. James's-street, London; and Constable and
Co. Edinburgh.
London, England, 1822-07-08

GERAT G AIN !-LITTLE RISK !

;TIEN CAPITALS in TEN MINUTES. the 16th
TIIIS AIONTI-1 (July). And the whole Ten must be
gained for the trifling Risk of lel. les. each, being only Nine-
teer i.)untis 'or 'l'rn Capitals.
Tickets and Shares are now selling by BISII, Stock-Broker,
at his old State Lottery Offices, 4, Cornbill, and 9, Charing
cross, London ; aid by his Agents in the Country, of whom
Schein.. c, every particular, may be had gratis.
By the plan now adopted, a Whole Ticket ultimately only
costs 1. 18a. and a Sixteenth only Four Shillings: other Shares
in proportion.
BISII sold Two Prizes of £20,000, and Thirty:five
other Capitals, in Me last Two Months.

gA7,- The Priers of Stocks are affixed hourly against Rtsn's
Office, iu Cornhill, by which the Public may see the fluctuations.

A,I RTIN and Co. 8, Cornhill, and 120, Oxford-
street, sold in Shares No. 9053, a Prize of .021,000,
under the same circumstances as the Lottery now before the
Publi:
Grand Summer Lottery of 13,000 Tickets will begin drawing
16th of JULY, containing
2 Prizes of £30,000 !-2 I'rizes of £20,000!
&C. &C. Bce.
CONSOLS A `U MONEY.

TF.N CAPITA LS at lea‘t must be drawn the First Day.
Purchasers, after taking the chance of the First Day, will be
zllowud to return their Tickets or Shares, whether they be
drawn Blanks, Small Prizes, or Undrawn, and may receive
nearly the Money they gave, m under:

All who wish to avail themselves of this offer, must bring in
their Tickets or Shares on or before 26th of JULY, u none
will be taken back after that Day, either drawn or undrawn.