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London, England, 1825-07-27 00:00:00

LTSBOg, JI71.1( 4.

The Gezeite of this date, has a Supple rent, con-
taining a Royal " Alvara, with the force f a law,
by which his Majesty, taking into his royal considera-
tion how much the public happiness, and the preser-
vation of the health of his subjects depends on the
education of able surgeons, has resolved, that there
shall be a Course of Stirgery in the regular Schools, in
the Royal Hospital of St. Joseph, in the city of Lisbon,
and likewise in the Hospital of Mercy, in the city of
Oporto, according to the plan annexed to the said
Alvara, declaring that the salar:es of the Professors
and Officers, and other expenses, shall be defrayed by
the payment of 10 contos of tees, offered by the Con-
tractors for Tobacco, without any farther charge to his
Majesty's Treasury, which, on the contrary, will gain
the sum of one conto 260,000 tees, hitherto paid to
the Professors in the Royal Hospital of St. Joseph."
The course of study is to be of five years' duration.
CADIZ, JUNE 10.

The Spanis:a armed brig Pezuela, Captain Mancel
Quesada, arrived in this port on the 7th, from Quotia,
Malvinas, and Bahia di St. Salvador, in five mouths from
the first place, and fifty days from the last. It brings
dispatches for the Government, and 118 Officers and
soldiers of the At my of Peru. Owing to the length of
the voyage, she of course brings no news from Peru,
having sailed at the same time with the Yca, which
brought the first dispatches to this port.

Very strict quarantine regulations have been enforced
at Marseilles on two French brigs, arrived at that port
from Alexandria. They are closely guarded, and de-
nied all communication. It is stated, that ►he Board of
Health at Marseilles has considered the occasion so se.
T ious, as to require that its meeting should be permanent,
" to be able immediately to order other measures which
events may, in the sequel, render necessary."

Accounts from Hydra, of the 10th alt. state, that in:
the action, on the Ist of Jane, between the Greek fleet,
under Admiral SACHTURY, and that of the Turks, the
latter lost a ship of 86 guns, a frigate of 34 guns. and another of
32 gum, which were blown up : one of thrill bad 800 men an
board, all of whom perished.

THE AIiMY.

Detachments belonging to the 3d Light Dragoons and the Ist
Battalion of the 68th, embarked, on the 25th ult. under the com-
mand of Staff-Serjeant Caawt.wr, at Dublin, for England.
A detachment of the 2d Battalion of the RiSe Brigade em-
barked on the 25th alt. at Dublin, for the Isle of Man, en the
Recruiting Service.
Detachments belonging to the 21st, 23d, 51 at, 36th, 40th, 41st,
44th, 48th, 50th, 59th, 81st, 15th, and 89th Reginients of Foot,
the Fast India Company's Artillery and Infantry, embarked, on
the 23th ult. under the command of Staff Serjeant COWBOY, at
Cork. for Bristol.
Detachments belonging to the 10th Hussars, the 2d, 12th, 15th,
18th, 21st. 24th, 27th, 20th, 41st, 44th, 45th, 46th, 47th, 54th,
56th. 57th, 59th, 114th, 119th, 94th. 97th, and 99th Regiments of
Foot, the Royal Staff Corps, the East India Company's Artillery
and Infantry, embarked on the lit instant, under the command of
Staff Serjeant O'Donzavv, at Dublin, for England.
The 19th Regiment, which hes been ordered from Cork to this
country, is to be stationed at Chatham, preparatory to its being
sent in detachments asguards over convicts to New South Wales.

WINDSOR, JULY 26.—This afternoon his MAJESTY
left the Royal Lodge in his pony pbaeton, followed by a
second, for his accustomed airing in the Great Park.
Monday evening the Duchess of KENT honoured the
Haymarket Theatre with her presence.
All the furniture of the Duke and Duchess of CLA•
ammo has been removed front their town residence, in the Kum 's
Palace, St. James's, to Bushy Park. previous to its coming (lowa.
The report of the state of Mr. Secretary CANNING'S
health yesterday, was--,4 That the Right Honourable Gentleman
was progressing towards recovery."
Yesterday, a Board of the Lords of the Treasury was
held at the Treasury Chambers.
Lord MaLytt.t.a and Mr. DUNDAS have arrived in
Edinburgh.
CONSECRATION OF A BlSHOP.—Sunday, the Rev. Dr
JRNEDISON, late Dean of Worcester, was consecrated the Bishop of•
St. David's, at Lambeth Palace, in the ancient style, and with the
customary formalities. In consequence of the indisposition, we re-
gret to state, of the Archbishop of CANTRRSURY, the ceremony of in-
stalling Dr. JRNIINSON, was performed. by the grant of the Arch-
bishop, by the Lord Bishop of Lottoox, in the presence of four other
Bishops. As soon as the ceremony had concluded, the Pella of
Lambeth Church rang merry peals on the occasion.
Duet..—A meeting took place at P.llls Green, in the
county of Limerick, at five o'clock. pn the morning of Friday the
92d inst. between It. W. Thomann Esq. of the 25th Regiment,
attended by H. Hosts, Esq. of Manes:, and MINIM RAnv, Esq.
of Shorepark, attended by Damn Palm.vu.cr, Esq. of Knockanin,
in the county of Clare, in consequence of a message received by the
former from the latter, when, after a second exchange of shots,
without effect, Mr. O'GRADY'S friend declared his pertect satisfac-
tion, without any explanation having been entered into on the part
of Mr. MANSRROU.

The Duke of DEVONSHIRE'S Farewell, at Chiswick,
took place on Saturday. The dining-room and the principal d raw ing-
room, which communicate by folding-doors, were appropriately de-
corated for die occasion. There were fifty covers; the banquet
was one of the most sumptuous of the season.—ln the evening there
was a dance ou the lawn, which was kept up till midnight. The
company then returned to town. The Duke and Count Kamm',
availing themselves of the cool of the night for travelling, started in
a travelling chariot and four, with outriders, for Chatsworth.
A peor maniac, yesterday, complained to the sitting
Alderman, at Guildhall, that her neighbours and the little boys
called her Joanna Southcote, but triumphantly added, that Joanna
had never had the luck to get a husband, whereas she had been
married twenty-eight years; and, assuring the Alderman, that his
" lovely looks and kind words" had cured all her misfortunes, she
departedithe Magistrate rewarding her eloquence with a heart ylaugh.
Yesterday, Phcebe Allen was committed for want nj
bail, at Guildhall, for threatening the life of Elizabeth Morris, a
servant at the Horse Shoe and Star, Fleet.streer. The ptibuiler
was tried a Session or two ago, at the Old Bailey, for stalldng her
husband, from whom she is separated, and acquitted. 1i c• com-
plainant being an old fellow-servant of the prisoner's liasts.o d, had
consented to go up the water with him, which excited
lousy of Allen, and she swore she world tatatkr