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London, England, 1823-09-20

IMPROVED SYSTEM FOR THE ARMY.

It is understood that the great object of the Improved Rules and
Regulations for the Army is to establish one uniform system of
field exercise and movement, which is to be rigidly conformed to,
and practised by every Regiment in his Majesty's service. In or-
der to attain this most important purpose, the improved system will
ilinstrate how necessary it is to reconcile celerity with order; to
prevent hurry, which must always produce confusion, loss of time,
unsteadiness, irresolution, and inattention to command; to insure
precision and correctness, by which alone great bodies of troops
will be enabled to arrive at their object in good order, and in the
shortest space of time; to inculcate and enforce the necessity of
military dependence, and of mutual support in action, which are the
great ends of discipline; to simplify the execution, and to abridge
the variety of movements, as much as possible, by adopting such
only as are necessary for combining exertions in Corps, and that can
be required or applied in service ; to ascertain to all ranks the part
each will have to act in every chance of situation that can happen,
so that explanation may not retard, at the moment when execution
should take place; and to enable the Commander of any body of

troops to retain them, at every instant, in his management, so as to
he capable of restraining the bad effects of such ideas of independent
and individual exertion as are visionary and hurtful, and of direct-
in/ them to their true and proper objects—those of order, of com-
bined effort, and of regulated obedience—by the united force of all
which a well disciplined enemy can alone be defeated.
London, England, 1823-09-20

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keeper. ‘ His forniinre had been sold for OS, by Mr.
• • I.ee, his attorney, to whom he bad given a bill of sale
for 4365. Mr. Lee did more business for Min afterwards, conauct, ana eapressea,snuc
mother did not betray mach al atirprsac um& we siCLCILIMAZ s
than she had done. The Jury requested to know whether
greater
anxiety for her
son
lief to the Road Trustees, in consequence of toe heavy mA RRIED. rig-- --
advance they have been at with thenew road by Rea- -
ton; that the long hill of Pencraig, between Haddington Magdalene. At W the George Atkisson, Esq.
second and youngest daughter of James Sumba, Ett %theca Vatican
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sip to London,'Mr. Lee arrested him for this debt. verdict, as they could not agree ? pile-along the banks of the Tyne; and that various other DIED. ,_ Photii Lexicon e
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get rid of his debts. They dismissed his petition, telling of Joseph Stacey." • next morning but one.--Caledonian Mercury. i mace, Temple-Bar. . lioteb, by J. H. Mt
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London, England, 1823-09-20

THE .4RMY.

Yesterday Sir limner I'AYLOII held a Levee, as Secretary to
the Commander-in-Chief, at his Office in the Horse Guards.
Wednesday evening H. M. WAILDLI, Esq. and his Lady gave a
Ball and Supper to the Officers of the 14th Regiment, and a large
party of Ladies and Gentlemen, at their house on the Royal Ter-
race, Weymouth.
London, England, 1823-09-20

FROM Tat NATIONJIL INTELLIGENCE%
" CIRCuLAR. TO THE cor.t. rcrotts.ol TRE CUSTOMS. •
• 4"freasnry_Departeleat, Augustin.
" STR—Tn consequenice of representations made to the Secretary
of State bf the Charge WAfßdres of his 'Most. Christian MajetlTl
resident in the United Stites—rth2t the determinatkm of his Ma-
jesty's Oeverneont net to capture Spanish or foreign merchant
vessels, except for violating an effectual blockade, is more advan-
tageous to neutrals than the principle that free vessels maks free
goods, and still more advantageous to the adverse belligerent—the
President has instructed me to direct that, in the cases described in
the 4th regulation of the Circular of the 30th July last, the cargoes
of captured' vessels shalt not be permitted to be re-shipped from the
ports of the United States in neutral vessels. I remain, with respect,
your obedient servant, , is WM. H. CRAWFORD."

PERUVIAN LOAN.
SUCII Holders of the Scrip of this Loan as have
neglected to make the payments due on the 15th July and
Ist instant, and have thereby incurred a forfeiture of such Scrip,
are informed that their Payments will be received, if made on or
before the 29th instant, the Scrip being previously left with the'
Contractor to be stamped and signed; after which day the Scrip
not paid up will be held to be forfeited, agreeably to the conditions
on which it has been issued.
THOMAS KINDER, Jun. Contractor.
No. 72, Basinghall.street, 15th Sept. 1843.

E EyENING STA It•

LONDON.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20,1825.
THE FUNDS.

STOCK EXCHANGE. TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols opened this morning at 113 i to fib but soon after there
were sellers at 83i.—The French Funds of Thursday are said to
have been 911. 30c.
London, England, 1823-09-20

N s M 11,148 11 416.]

ST. GEORGE'S MEDICAL AND CHEMICAL
SCHOOL.
THE COURSES will commence in the first Week of
OCTOBER.
1. On the PRACTICE of PHYSIC, with the LAWS of the ANIMAL
EcORIMIT, and Pavuotomtit'. DEMONSTRATIONS, at No. 9, George-
stmt, Hanover-square, at Nine in the Morning. By Gamma Pr.ax-
sor, IW.D.F.R.S. Senior Physician to St. George's Hospital, &c.
2. On CZEMISTRY, including MEDICAL Jualsritunr.uce, at the
Royal Institution, at Nine in the Morning. By W.'l'. Ileauns, Pro-
fessor of the Royal Institution. and Secretary of the Royal Society.
3. On Ts auras, with MATERIA MEDICA, at Eight in the
Morning, at No. 9, George-street. By Gro. PEARSON, M.D. Stc.Etc.
N.B. Proposals may be had at St. George's Hospital, and at the
Royalinstitution ; or at No. 9, George-street, Ilanover-square.
London, England, 1823-09-20

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the bower, my
lose Smith, 't I
to you—l thank
le was 64 a jolly
. Rose Smith by
11 attd swore be
used httr shame,.
ir help, he drew;
told her he was
watch-house, he
r to luck her 4
ly fur Mr.
A once, and, de;
misused, he con
to go in peace.
)e captured bic.:4
loquy took plazt
teries put to hi.a

from the Home

s Common.
was off duty.

tit for the assault
no longer belol

n having locked
ici, thing' had
)atrol duty, and

t of place—was
he pocket of Mr.
was leaving the

:ket, and turning
prisoner's hand,
Is in an instant--
tiltn had nothing
vis to the watch.
n'aer he had any
can you think I
here was awhile
here, and any of
'as."

mmitted him m

a flood of tan,
LI she was passing
I at the door of 4
og bit her in the
fur some persons

e man any provo-
her wantonly and

a to him until the

re the part dented
varrant would be
de of proceedi►.l
►. or by an actiem,

I treatment to hi‘
on examining he;
ser arms, breasts
blunt Instrument
.nuld not announc
:ed into the office;
a sling, and slit
t unable to speak,
day morning bit
to prefer, in cote
ides of the pease
t matter of indul•
ted the Court, and
and in the eves.
td-lawn, when, as
Itudvald ,the pri.
el:naked her; siss
e or speak to him;
hroat, she caught
tve rot got a kni
hot struck her us
?e,ted the blows;
ihe screamed fat
tab her, and she
The remainder d
subscguent to tie
features, as she
ide no attempt to
—h has sealed nip
ng with rage. said
aw the whole; I
pith him." Son*
at aH ; it was all
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'muse into tin
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neither were
my, therefore,
ally point, and
ru between the
n-house. Long
n, the disputed
ray. The polio
as forbidden to
intern, arrested
it for into, dui
s absurdity.--

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singing a cikaitx4
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rz neared to
London, England, 1823-09-20

&Clock,

(By order of the Executor of WILLIAM Noate, l'Aq. deceased),
THE Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, corn.
prising Bedsteads and Furnitures, seasoned Feather Beds and
Bedding; Drawing-room and Dining-parlour Window Curtains, So-
fas and Chairs en suite; Pier and Chimney Glasses; a fine-toned
Barrel Organ, plays 35 tunes; Drawings and Prints • Glass and
China, a capital Mahogany Wing Bookcase, Wardrobes,; Ch:sts
of Drawers, Cellaret Sideboard ; excellent Set of Dining Tables,
Loo, Card, Pembroke, and Dressing Tables; Eight-day Clucks,
Fenders and Fire Irons, Kitchen Requisites, and other Articles.
AT ONE O'CLOCK WILL IW SOLD,
The LEASE of the Excellent and Commodious DW ELLI NG-
HOUSE, adapted for the accommodation of a Genteel Family,
with excellent Offices, large Garden, two Coach-honses, and Fear.
stalled Stable at the back, with Vault, and Rooms over,
The House to be viewed by Tickets to the time of Sale, and the
Furniture on Monday and Tuesday preceding the Sale.--Catalogues
and Particulars may be had on the Premises, and of Mr. Robins,
N 0.170, Regent-atreet, opposite Burlington-street.
London, England, 1823-09-20

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to lessen the
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tdence of the
..:11 informed,
led to relate

beginning of
in their for.
has gained
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nts say, that
vantages, but
; no positive
rhere had been
'acint and the
July, had not
stationed near
not find itself
being partica.
erefore, not be
fl returning to

n the coast of
Jussuf Pacha.
board the Ad.
net comin,g to
as probably- l 3

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It is said ha
t Missolugithi,
which has been

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ince its arrival

at orders wet@
indemnity foe

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volous pretest(.
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laving been our
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, she having, no.
t
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births. On th?
ter, and coaster s
officers and Me*
ser %TWO tho On/Y
Epp; and Tet4A
aving on board 4
counts had ber4l
1 that the yell!!
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KING'S COURT AND PRIVY COUNCIL.

Wrsosoa,.SErr. 19.—This afternoon, at two o'clock,
ris 3IAJEsTv arrived at the Castle in his travelling
carriage, drawn by four bay horses, from the Lodge, at •
tended by the Master of the Horse and the Lord Steward,
escorted by a party of the Royal Horse Guards, fol-
)(need by Sir EDMUND NAGLE and Admiral KEPPEL in
another CiltliAge. The Kum proceeded to hold a Court,
which Was attended by—
The First Lord of the Treasury, the Secretaries of State for the
rotrign and Home Departments, the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
tb. Lord Steward of the Household, the Comptroller of the House-
bold, the Master of the Horse. Sir C. Long. ace.
His MaJENTst held a Privy Council. at which Parlia-
ment was further prorogue I to the 10th of November.
. The Kum also signed a Proclamation to give currency
to double sovereigns.
The Earl of Ltvaaroot., Mr. Secretary CANNING, and
the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, had audiences of
his MAJESTY.
The Council broke up at half-past three o'clock, when
the Ktso left the Castle for the Lodge.
The footmen and porters from the Lodge were in at-
tendance. A great concourse of persons were assembled
for the purpose of seeing his MAJESTY.
London, England, 1823-09-20

RAINE, Sill
• respectfully inf
robval of his Offices for
petty, from No. 28, Nx
GILT WINCIIESTER•iTI
futvre communications
191. R. avails himself
thanks to his Friends at
port he has experienced,
favours, which it shall 1
Nbl2, Great Wincht
22d of Sc
London, England, 1823-09-20

VETERINARY COLLEGE.

MR. COLENI AN will begin his COURSE of LEC-
TURES on the Anatomy, Physiology, and PAtholagy of
the Horse, on 51ormAr the 10th of November, at Twelve o'Clock.
AMERICAN ALOE IN BLOOM, nearly twcnty
feet high, to be seen at the ARGYLE ROOMS, Regent-
street, Orford-street. Thii extraordinary, beautiful, and stupen-
dous plant Sowers but once in one hundred years, and has at pre-
sent %OM blossoms.—Admittance One Shilling.

RECOLLECT THE DRAWING BEGINS NEItT
TI/URSDAY.

ARTIN and Co. are selling Tickets and Shares
1 11 cheaper than for Thirty Years, yet the :ichetne is as rich as
in any former Lottery, containing
3 of £20,000 I 2 of £lO,OOO
S• 2,000 4 - 1,000
NOT ONE lIT...kNK TO A PRIZE. _ _

The first drawn Prize will be entitled to 110,000 extra, which
may be now on Sale at MARTI N and Co.'s Olfieds, 6, Cornhill ;
and PM, Oxford-street ; or by their Agents in the Country, where
was sold No. 4,674, £10,000; it:was a first drawn Prize.
London, England, 1823-09-20

1:200,000 PRIZE MONEY!
NEXT THURSDAY ..Lottery begins. •
BISH 4, Cornhilli and 9, Charing-Cross.
NEXT THURSUAY...XIO,OOO for the First-drawn Prise.
BISH 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross.
NEXT THURSDAY...Three X 20,000 Prizes may be drawn.
BISH 4 Cornhill,* and 9, Charing-Cross.
NEXT THURSDAY ..Two .410.000 Prizes may be drawn.
BISH Cornhill, and 9, baring-Cron.
NEXT THURS DA Y... hfore Prizes than Blanks.
DISH 4, Cornitill, and 9, Charing-Cross.
NEXT THURSDAY...Tickets may be much dearer.
BISH 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross,
Is now selling Tickets an 1 Shares
(_-Reaper than for Thirty Years.
London, England, 1823-09-20

TWO HUNDRED ACRES.

Lora. HAMLET HEATH, near LOT 3.—A Substantial Brick
Built COT rA GE DWELLING, which, at a small Expense, may
be fit for the Residence of a genteel Family, with a good Garden,
Orchard, and Four Enclosures of Rich Meadow Land ; in posses-
sion of William Landon, Tenant at Will. A Cottage nearly ad-
joining, with a good Garden, Orchard, &c. in possession of John
Tharme. The whole Lot '

nearly
TH I ATER N ACRES.
These Lots are most Valuable Property for Investment, and the
dtuatlon of the Mandan the most choice in the County ; dry and
cheerful, and good roads in all directions.

May be viewed by app!ying on the Promises, where Particulars
may be had; and at Air. Wakefield's, Wolseley-bridge ; Messrs.
Keen, Solicitors, Stafford; Messrs. Salt, Solicitor, Rudgeley ; T.
G.Parr, Esq. latch:kid ; Castle Inn,Tantworth; Hen and (Airless
Birmingham ; Bush, Bristol; York House, Bath ; Mr. Abbott, Land
Surveyor, Ct Cottage, Henley in Arden, Warwickshire ; of
Messrs. Barrett and Tonal, Grays Inn ; at Garraway's • and of
Mr. Robins, t7O, Regent-street Llndo-, wia-tr PlAr3of A: Es.
Inc En.Ly be stilt.
London, England, 1823-12-08

OLD BAILEY-41111i)11

—gewb..i.

Mrs. Illargarsi Salami, for cutting and maiming be
husband, was arraigned this morning, and pleaded Not
Guilty. Sbe was much affected. Her trial will come
on in the course of the day. Her husband, we under-
stand, still keeps out of the way.
London, England, 1823-10-02

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE,
Established by Royal Charter in the Reign of King George the
First.
&nausea, 1823.
'PERSONS whose ANNUAL PREMIUMS fall due
AL on the :9th instant, are hereby informed, that RECEIPTS
are now ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the
ROYAL EXCHANGE and in PALL-MALL, as well as by
their respective Agents in the several Counties; and the Parties
assured are requested to apply for the Renewal of their Policies
on or before the 14th of October next, as the usual Fifteen Days
allowed for Payment, beyond the date of each Policy, will then ex-
pire. SAMUEL PENNING, Jun. Sec.
t:7- A ttendarce is given daily at the said Offices for the Assurance
of Buildings, Goods, Merchandizes, and Ships in harbour, in dock,
or while building, from Loss or Damage by Fire ; and also for the
Assurance of and Granting Annuities on Lives.
N.B. Fire Policies will be issued free of expense to the Assured,
where the Annual Premium amounts to 6s. or upwards.

BIRTH
Sept. 25, in Rutland-square, Dubl
of a son.
Sept. 27, at Knowlton Court, the
a son.
September 21, at Plymouth, the
Esq. Purser, R.N. of a daughter, h

• DIED
On the 30th of September,after a
well, Esq. of Ewell, Surrey.
At her house in Portland-place, aft
Lady Ternpletowit.-
COAL MARKET,
Ships at Market: Ships &
44} Newcastle 56
22 Sunderland 511
2 Scotch Coal 1
London, England, 1823-10-02

I=• IIMMIIIMP•MI

Yesterday his Excellency
Extraordinary and Minister I
jest)? the King of Peussm, join
crimp, and ac!eompanied by i
lic, cancelled and deposited in
amount of forty thousand po
the Prussian Loan, negociati
ctimp in 1818.
Private accounts from Cc
spiracy of Priests and Monks
detected, and several of the
conspiracy appears to have
stance of Moatt.co having rl
sessors some alienated Chun
Monks, upon the entry of thi
tained poisession.
ELI TION Of A POPE.—A
recent date details some fact
going on in the Papal Palace
'The greatest number of vote
of individual Cardinals, ha
Cavalchini, Turiozzi, and B
ult. these candidates still ma
The first of them had several
teen votes. This Cardinal v
of Rome, and is said to ha
great justice, moderation,
and middle classes in that
lection of his former happ)
as their future master. Wit
ever, admit his merit, he is
rather upon cardinals Somm
tend that the election of tithe
to france. As the latter is ex
that acconnt, to be best suppc

We were quite right in o
that the performance of
until the first day of Januarl
flounced to believers at the
day. We early foresaw t 1
get up frauds of this kind si
The thing would not do—th
thirty days, sqlficient time tf
and to contrive all the mina
the necessity of postponeme
culties surrounding the hip
have discovered them also, 1
unveil their desperate design
any more miracles should
fraternity concerned should
While old Dr. Troy liyecl
miracles, but he was scarce]
commenced pp(
• would not
But let then
r--the sy!
beari
.they
Arai's
htened
London, England, 1823-10-02

SURGEONS.

Jas. Forrester and Richard Lamont (as.), to the Alacrity ; John
Knoa (as.), to the Andromache ; Wm. Goland (act.), to the Barra-
couta ; John Drew (2), :to the Beaver; Matt. Little (as.), to the
Bulwark; Wm. Al‘Gee (as.), to the Bustard; And. Russell (as.),
to the Columbine; Benjamin Browning (as.), to the Creole; Geo.
Birnie, to the Doris; John Houstoun (act.), to the Fly ; James
Gregory (as.), to the Gloucester; John Vegus, to the I larlegain ;
John Love, to the Icarus ; Mick Osborne, Evan Wm en, and Benj.
Dickson (as ), to the his ; David Jamieson, and G. Kilpatrick (as.),
to the Leven ; George Thomson, and Andrew Small (as.), to the
Liffey ; Jas. S. Wilkes (as.), to the Prince Regent ; George Black,
and Isaac Wilson (sup. as.), to the Queen Charlotte ; Itt.V. Wilson
(as.), to the Retlyole ; Win. Thompson (as.), to the Itificman ; Geo.
Seeds (as.), to the Seringapatam ; John Riddell (sup.), to the Spar-
tine ; Henry Caner (as.), to the Swinger; Jas. M•Kerrow, and
Geo. T. Moxey (as.), to the Sybille ; Matt. Capponi, and Thomas
Thompson (as.), to the Tamar; James _Smyth (act.), and William
APAuley (as.), to the Tees; J. H. Acheson, to the Thetis; Peter
Fisher, to the Valorous; Al. W. Kennedy, and Lawrence NPICay
(as.), to the Victor; James Biggar, and John
,Hall (as.), to the
V‘'eazel ; A. J. Hughs and James K. Ballard (assists.) to the Wind-
sor Castle.
London, England, 1823-10-02

RY-LA-BONNE.

E. Brawn, and Elizabeth his wife, fringe-manufacturers, were
charged with a brutal assault on an aged couple. The complainants
stated that they lodged in the house of the defendants, in Norfolk-
street, Middlesex Hospital, which they were about to quit, and while
the man was gone to get a cart to remove their goods, the defend-
ant entered with apparatus to whitewash the room, and on his wile
refusing to admit her, and closing the door, both defendants forced
it, and assaulted her most furiously, and on tie husband entering
they threw him down, and while the female held him, the male
seized the foot of a bedstead, at the end of which was a nail, with
which he beat him on the head most violently, and when fatigued,
the virago seized it, and gave him several violent blows, till he wa•
nearly covered with blood. They set up a frivolous defence, without
denying the charge, and were ordered to find bail.
London, England, 1823-10-02

THE ARMY.

- .
Lieutenant-colonel Commandant of the Ist Royals?
arrived to Clonmel on Saturday last.
The Adjutants and a number of, the Non-commissioned Officers
oi the sclera] Regiments in Ireland have repaired to Dublin and
°ark, to be instructed in the new military exercise.
Friday, the 29th Regiment of Foot, quartered In Limerick, re.
.oiied a letter of readinesi to replace the 39th, at Tralee.
The 59th are to occupy the stations of the 29th iu Limerick gar-'
Woo and district.
Twain, the 23d ult. a detachment of the Pontoon Train rowed
Titer from Chatham, and landed at the wharf below Maidstone
iimiks; soon after ten Colonel Pastze arrived, and they com-
hteked operations by landing and taking to pieces the pontoons ;
they then put them together and formed a bridge across the Med-
i*, Oier which a detachment from the Cavalry Depot passed in
jingle and double files, mounted and dismounted. The spectators
Were then invited to pass along, and the numbers which were seen
It one time on the bridge, and the rapidity with which the pon-
iooni were landed, dismantled, refitted, and relaunched, must leave
oil the mind of every beholder a high idea of the pitch of perfection
to **hid Colonel Panay has brought this important branch of the
service.
London, England, 1823-10-02

P4RISLLV F.fSHION.S

Par ekgotttes have lately assumed a novel form of bonnet with a
taotaeroirn and broad brim. They are mostly made of chip, and
nd
round with a broad turquoise blue ribbon. Gowns of gros
et Ades, of a light grey colout, are trimmed with a wreath of
daisies or tulips made of satin. Book muslin frocks are worked
round the bottom with five rows of sun flowers, in orange coloured
Cousin. Some of our fashionables have appeared in silk gowns, with
checked muslin long sleeves and worked muslin cuffs, which fall
back almost to the elbow. Cambric muslin redingote's, with two
capes, trimmed with muslin frills in large plaits are very generally
ivorn. Many bonnets are made of gauke and crape, trimmed with
Win and oroanicutcd with flowers.
London, England, 1823-10-02

ment, in the object of the cause for which the present
contest is maintained.
The Cartes ordered that the report should be referred
to a special Committee. It was also ordered that there
should be referred to the same Committee the last dis-
patch presented in the secret Sitting by Don Cayetano
Valdes, in which Connt Bourdesoulle, Commander-in-
Chief of the French corps in line, stated that the re-
ply of his Catholic Majesty to the c:enmunication yes-
terday made to Doe Aliguel de Alva, not having been
satisfactory, and the Duke of Angouleme declining to
enter into any di,cessien, unless upon those bases, he
(Bourdesoulle) hoped, that by eight o'clock that night
the said satisfactory reply world be given, it beit:g un-
derstood, if the contrary he t!ee case, that all ne-
gotiation was broken off, and that affairs must 'evert to
their ordinary course.
Reference was also made to the Committee of Senor
Valdes' answer, which stated that the Government
having thoeght proper to convoke the Cortes Extra-
ordinary, no reply could be given by the hour pointed
out, but that it would he transmitted on the next day.
The following proposition was then read The
Cortes will be pleased to resolve, that there be granted
to the Junta of Defence appointed by the Governor of
Cadiz, the most ample powers for adopting every means
which may be considered requisite for the delence of
the Gaditanian Island."
After some discussion, in which Senors Asian and
Canga supported the motion, the propo..ition was
adopted, and the Cortes adjourned.
A Royal Ordonnance decrees that, in order to com-
plete the collection of the forced loan of eight millions
of reals, the unpaid quotas should be made good, with
an additional charge of 20* per cent. anticipating the
period of payment of the 10th day, the time axed in the
Royal Ordonnance of the 11th of August last.
London, England, 1823-10-02

COVENT-GARDEN.

This Theatre also opened last night for the season.
The house was well attended, and the decorations which
have been supplied called forth. the unmixed approba-
tion of those to whose gratification they were intended
to contribute.

The curtain rose at seven o'clock, and Mr. Fawotrr
and a numerous muster of vocal and other performers
came forward to sing GOD Save the King. • They met
with a most cordial reception; but the loyal strain was
often interrupted by the fervent applause of the specta-
tors. When it closed, the cry of "encore" resounded
from all parts of the house. The curtain again rose,
and the anthem was repeated, and rewarded with the
loudest acclamations of the gratified audience.
When the Play commenced, the principal performers
tiperienceJ a very flattering recognition on their first
entrance. Miss CHESTER and Mr. C. KESIBLE were
Particularly distinguished; they sustained the charac-
ters cf Beatrice and Benedict, in the Play of the night,
Which was Much Ado about Nothing and the gay and
grateful varieties which they threw into those most
Captivating characters, called forth incessant plaudits,
And proved that wit
and
humour and SRA KSPEA RE are
not likely Soon to be out of date. The Play has been
kinesthat pruned in modern times to make it accord
With a degree of refinement which did uct formerly
exist ; but enough of the vivacity which originally be-
longed to Much Ado about Nothing. is retained to make
It a most effective acting Play. Of this the audience
SW the Actors of last night incessantly reminded each
fitlier. The fascinating playfulness of Miss CHESTER
nevet more happily drawn forth, and Mr. C. 'Cass-
ius was completely himself. More need not, indeed
tannot be said in praise of his Benedict. FARREN
and KEELET gave infinite comic importance to Dog-
berry and Verges; ABBOTT combined judgment with
energy in Claudio ; EGERTON was a good Leonato ; and
the remaining characters, filled with corresponding abi-
lity, left nothing to be wished.
The afterpiece of Rosina followed, in which the Isar-
ficinions warblingi of Miss M. TREE charmed the lovers
of song, as the heroine; she was loudly encored in
4 While with Village Maids," Btc. Miss HALLANba Was
inch adMired as .William and Cormon's Fatrick fur-
nished a rich bit of broad humour and hate Irish brogue
to finish the treat. Both Play and Enteriainment went
off in the best possible style.

MURDER OF Dis. FRANKS AND FAMILY.—We nn.
eerstand that thirty persons have been arrested and
iOntified under the charge of being concerned in this
atiociti—Duldin Journal.
. A beautiful Monument hal lately been erected in Long
liVwtort Citurth; in the County of Durham, by the Mar-
cltionesi of LONDONDERRY) to the memorii of her la-
mented fitheri the late .Sir HENRY Vitals tsiditirt,
Rim from the thisel of WesimAtotr, the celebrated
sculpthr: it ehaite its the design, bpi:Ai the fittest
white npitble, Mid a eta to theChureli.
London, England, 1823-10-02

HOAX EXTRA°

One of those most stupid an,
amusement, denominated a hoa
day morning, to the infinite me
spectable tradesmen at the We
wags. Between the hours of
party; in sptnce livery and sn
himself at the several houses
rigged (as the phrase elegantly
lity of footman to a widow la
South Audley-street, stating, a:
mistress was about to give an
a large number of fashionables
or Mrs. (uhoever he add:
required, precisely at twelve o'c
Lady into whose service our N
teered, being well known in
nrahing seemed more probable
the time for fashionable parties,
of that hospitable mansion tl
from the beaten crack of etiqu
collect around her whatever sc.
London for the Summer month!
venture to dispute her right?
brightest gem in fashion's cii
seat of genius anl of taste—th
the gay, and her heart was th
who, therefore, could doubt for
tions of the smart lacquey ? It
summons was obeyed with punt
hour, the dour was besieged b)
almost every denomination.
cooks, confectioners, grocers,
poulterers, together with co=
tailors, shoemakers, dress-make
frizeurs, and a full band of insti
indefatigable footman omitted
office from infancy he could a,
fait to the duties of his station.
ley-street display a more anim
the clock of the adjoining chuff
hour of noon: the knocker w
with sundry thumps, and th
state of agitation. Such were I
by the brass plate on the doer.
though they fully obeyed the
monitor, they might have kni
and knocked again—
" From morn tilt
" From noon to ti

'6 A live-Tang Sun
without either gaining any adi
answer. That mansion, which
to peal with sounds of mirth an,
less and silent, silent as the for
well it might ; for she, whose F
mation through its halls, hac
Channel, and was then, perhai
in the Tuiler ies, or whiling au
in Paris, un:onscious of ever
Audley7 street. This rnoi tify'
was somehow communicated ti
probably by a passing domes!
family : no matter how, but a
never were execrations and c
vished on any mischief-loving e
vainly bestowed: for the smar
out of reach, though very prc
to enjoy the consummation of

Grenville Edward Brown, w
bury gaol has been appiehendt
arranging his bed-clothes to
rope, he, by some means, miss
nearly the top of the parapet, c
distacne of between thirty as
standing the severe hurt he rec
fractured in two places), he su
the neighbouring fields (often
and knees). He found shekel
about Tyler-hill until Wedni
took refuge (with the permis
lodge at Tyler-hill; here he
when intelligence was brought
was concealed, by a Mr. G. 13c
sorter, of Canterbury, who,
worthy of imitation, refused
entitled to. The Sheriff, am
proceeded to the spot, where t
in a wood-stack, in a state of
injury he had received in the
in a post-chaise and re-lodged
A duel was lately fought ne
Canada, between Colonel Nosmon.
another Chief of his neighbourhood
slightly, and the latter mortally wo
greasing in the arcs of civilization /
London, England, 1823-10-02

THE THEATRES.

DRURY-LANE.
The campaign was opened at this House last night
kith the Comedy of The Rivals. Upon the rising of
the curtain GOD save the King was given, and rap-
turously encored. The Comedy was marked by
Some of the finest acting of which many of its cha-
tacters are susceptible. All the performers were, on
their entrance, received in a manner which might
teasonably excite their pi ide, and which seemed not
to be lost upon their feelings. To Mr. ELLISTON (who
ivas greeted by long continued and universal applause),
this remark, in both respects, is peculiarly applicable.—
Mr. Dow Ton's Sir Anthony has long been one of the
select favourites of the Public, and it was never more
deserving such a distinction than last night. The Cap-
tain Absolute of ELLISTON was full of matter for ad-
tairation. His sly compliance with Sir Anthony's wishes,
and his Is ch rallies when the old Gentleman discovers
the cheat, were equally in the true spirit. WALLACK
gave to Falkland all the spirit of which it is susceptible.
HAautv's Acres was highly ludicrous. Mr. WALLER
tirade his first appearance on the London boards in the part
bf Sir Lucius trTrigger. KNIGHT gave the little he had
to do in David with his unique and ludicrous simplicity.
Miss LYDIA KELLY, was known to the town audience
live years ago, and she is now returned with so much of
IMprovement, in every respect, as to be a valuable sup-
port to the Company.
After the Comedy, a new Comic Sketch was pro-
duced, under the title of Stella and Leatherlungs ; or, A
Star and a Strolki, written for that admirable child,
CGARA FISHER. Its foundation consists in the rehearsals
bkhe little prodigy at a country theatre, where she is
ingaged to play. She rehearses scenes in the parts of
iitngloss, Shylock, Falsity); and Norval ; and the corre-
ipianding characters are represented by HARLEY. But
the most astonishing part of this child's performance
fonsists in the apparently matured force of conception
*jilt which she seizes upon the passions as well as upon
the frivolities of character.

A very pleasant Ballet concluded the performances,
in which Mr. and Mrs. NOBLE, Mr. and Mrs. OSCAR
BYRNE, and Miss TREE took the chief parts. It was
fiery successful.
London, England, 1823-10-02

Afternoon
Lei/DON : /14' pnDiixlh

James H,
him for

worth I.k.
width, and

perficial
the cost
weight at

there is a near approach to equality between the males nunthe r. The ancient Irish used to utter a benedietion'on the new enter as a pupa oc cue noyas iccauemy. PACEStrOVG attnougn tie
confined the branch of profile-painting to one, by
each
mCOUllhte
nohnn " MAILS.-..TH
and the females. moon; and in the Highlands of Scotland. at the present day. ,the had several pupils in that of flower- Amin from 1 MM. DUX.
The largest and finest log of mahogany ever im- girls get astride *cress a gate, at first sight of the crescent, endear—. received not less than 100 vdneas. pin some instances he received ----
1 0 Fl
v All hail to thee, Moon! all hail to thee; Waterford 2 o H
potted into this country has been recently sold by auc- tsui. He took occasion, in proof of his ingenuity, to declaim
I prithee, good moon, come tell to me Guernsey and Jeff*, 0 0 Fl
against the Bank notes in present circulation, said it was scandalous - - • - tion at the docks in Liverpool. It was purchased by ?his night who my husband shall be!" Lisbon 0•4 hi
James Ho:ason Es for 3781. and afterwards sold
.. , q. by Alain in his Mbeelanies, actually declares that he knewthat Government permitted the diffusion of such wretched things, mania
two chat in eight-and-forty hours he wotild produce the ac siatile of 0 0, G
him for C and it it open well, is supposed to be maids Who sung this, and then going to bed, dreamed of the two Bank note, and nobody could' discover the differencef a between it Meditarranran , 1 OJi
worth 1,0001. It is 17 feet in length, five feet in men that they respectively married afterwards. and the original hit be hid sent to the Bank the plan of a note arOaNATEk al LONDON-1
width, and 14 thick, and contains more than 3,000 an. A young Lady, in the freedom of conversation, said impossible to be imitated, and that he was able to copy every sig- Morsong • - •• - "
perficial feet. If sawn into veneers, it is computed that to a military friend, " Pray, Captain, can yAnt a fan r—dg 1 nature with WoOderftil success.
do not think I can," replied be, " but I egg gwhat is equally gob. Alter all this fine talk, theft was no sktisfactory referettee; and - _ •
the cost of labour in ahe process will be 7501. The ful—l can fan a flirt e and he karlcdistelY blitaa to fan the Mrs Judge was very unwfiling to meddler son to Rackserow,nrho at LOND'ON: • Printed and flublialie
weight at the King's beam was.sis tons 13 cwt. young WT. - • length prevailed upon ber, by declaring that he had gone to the ea- i Place, Tempi
London, England, 1823-09-18

PROCLAbIATIQN.

it Inhabitants of Bras il—The Constitutional Government which
does not guide itself by public opinion, or which is ignorant of it,
becomes the scourge of humanity. The Monarch who does not
know this truth,, precipitates himself into an abyss, and his king-
dom or empire into an ocean of misfirtune. Pat:mama granted
me the knowledge of this truth, upon it 1 have founcied my systems
to which I shall always be faithful. Despotism and arbitrary acts
are detested by me. I late!), gave Ton a proof, among many which
I have givhn you. We may all be decelied ; but Monarchs seldom
hear the truth, and, if they do not seek it, it never appears to them.
When they know it, tiny ought to follow it. I recognised it, and
did so. Hence, though at present we have not a Constitution
by which we are governed, yet we have hues, established by
reason, wi?lob must be inviolable ; those are, the sacred rights of
personal safety, of property, and the immunity of the hosise of a
citizen. If they have been attacked or violated hitherio, it if
vellum your
Emperor was ignorant of the existence of sari arbi-
trary and despotic acts, which are at all times improper, as24con-
trary to the system we have embraced.
'6 Be assured they will from this day forward be religiously main.
tained. You will live happy, secure in the bosoms of your families, in
the arms of your tender spouses, surrounded by yoqr dear children.
Regardless of the incautious persons who reek to call hs question
my Constitutional disposition. it will always appear triumphant—as
the sun dispels the thickest cloud*. Depend on sae, as .1 depend on
' you. and you will see dctuo:racy and despotism repressed by a !Inc
I liberty. " Thy ED1191..P.0R."
London, England, 1823-09-18

'TATE OF IRELA.Vb.

(noit LIMERICK CHR ,NICLI OF SATURDAY'S.
Yesterday, at two o'clock in the afternoon, about 15d
Wen, dressed in white shirts, a fevi of whom were armed
with musketi, and the remainder with fiaYoriets screwed
on timber handles and pitchforks, attacked Mr. Henry
Sheehy, of Ardbohill, near It ithkeale, agent to the
Countess of OrrriOnd, on the lands of Clounlahard,
where he was valuing tithes with proCtors of his. They
were accompanied by four policemen-the ruffians
then fired three shots on the police before they rdturned
the fire. Mr. Sheelty'4%party and police who were coma
manded by Setjeant Hanna, behaved with great gallan,
try; the four police fired from 4.0 to 50 shots, two of
which took effect and brought . down two men, who
were can ied away by the \Vhiteboys; the police took
one man prisoner, named Maurice Joy, and brought
'one white shirt. The insurgents were within about
150 yardi of the Police before they flied the three shots
at them, else there would have been many.of them shot
by the Police, icho, in consequence of their near ap-
proach, and dreading xliey v:o.11ld close on them, fixed
their bayonets on theircarbines, and `therefore were
prevented from taking agood aim : a number of wo-
men accompanied the insurgents, and were urging them
to revenge upon the police. The Police escaped iisrhurt.
The offender apprehended is a man in excellent cii.
cumstances, and is the possessor of 40 dairy tours.
London, England, 1823-09-18

LORD COCHAAXEs CAPTURES.

Information has been received at Lloyd's this morning
of the capture of the following Portuguese vessels, which
left Bahia on the 2J of July; by Lad CO6HRANE%
squadron, they having arrived at 1344hii previous to the
4th ultimo; vit.—PromOtidao, Bizarrio, Leal Pool-
gneie, Conde do Perriche, and a Russian ship. It is
supposbd the above are some of the valuable ships that
have the Church ptoperty, on board. The greatest con-
fusion prevailed at Bahia on their arrival.
London, England, 1823-09-18

PbLICE INTMIGENCP.

DOW-STRilitT.
FLeaftsa Rsesser.---Wnlians'ilson, a Oust man who sorstectitne
ago bad the *natio: of clerk to a barrister in Lincoln's-inn, was
charged with stealing two watches, ten sovereigns, and silver to the
amount of more, and a sing, the property of Mr. Pitt, a trades-
man, in Brownlow-street, Drury-lane.
Mr. Pitt stated, that yesterday mottling aboet•ll o'clock, as be
wasgoinoup stairs, he met the prisoner coming down, but took no
notice of him, supposing be had been to some of the lodgers. On
ping into his own room on the first door, however, he discovered
that his book-ease had been broken open and robbed of two watches,
ten sovereigns, and other property. He immediately ran into the
street, and saw the prisoner going off with all the speed-be was mas-
ter oft He pursued, caning " Stop thief!" and when he came up
with the prisoner, he threw away a watch, which witness found was
one of those stolen from the book-case.
Consols, a patrol, swore that he searched the prisoner, and found
upon him a watch, ten sovereigns, a ring, and a quantity of silver.
The watch and ring were identified by Mr. Pitt.
The prisoner denied throwing away the watch, as sworn by
Mr. Pitt, and said that the watch and money found upon him
were his own property.
Salmon, the officer' said, he had a charge of burglary to prefer
against the prisoner, but the necessary witnesses were not present.
s The prisoner was fully committed on Mr. Pitt's charge, but he
Will be brought up again on Friday, to be examined on the charge
mentioned by Saimaa
Mary Ann Pearee, better known at this office as Lady Barryowee,
was brought up on a charge of sunk and battery, and demolishing
the crowd of a straw bonnet. " Poor Mary Anse" had escaped
only last Tuesday from durance vile, after a seven weeks' sojourn
fr ment in gaol, and was taking a cep to celebrate her deliverance,
when the complainant, a nymph of the peek called bee a " jail-
bird." To be so styled "by the likes of bee," was too much for
human patience, and the attack complained of ensued. Yesterday
morning, however,. the fumes of the intoxicating draught had al-
most passed Mayo and
"Mid the roses Sate Repentance raised
Her snaky crest."
Her Ladyship expressed her regret, and on a promise of making
good the dilapidationsiestained by the lining, ilkc..of-the eviscerated
headpiece, his Worship, in consequence of her late confinement,
permitted her to go at large.

Ladies rttnrningto he rosin, tberwere sutprisetto End ti-,e u*-,4
had flown, and the property was speedily rni‘ted. At fr..: it w s
supposed he' bad taken it in a frolic ; but not hearing enythir.g f,, n,
him, application was made to the Police Offie, and Ile s as appri
bended, when duplicates for part of the property were found upon
him. Fully committed.
London, England, 1823-09-18

GUILDHALL.

A Watts Einnesteire.—Mr. William Turner, a eare6ter, r -
siding at No: 65, Dorset-street, Salisbury.square, and Henry Ha.-
lens, his wife's brother, accompanied by Mrs. Turner herself, cid
Mrs. Harlem, her mother, an her other son, Tort Harlem, and
two or three journeymen carpenters as witnesses, and'as many
neighbours to give them a character, appeared yesterday before the
Magistrate, Alderman J. J. Sams, to answer the complaint of John
Johns, a lodger in Mr. Turner's fiftt floor, who, on his pare
was attended by bis wife, with her five children, on: its. litnia,
an opposite neighbour, Dlr. Cozens, the constable, and others ; ter
that half Dorset-street seemed to have emptied itself to hear th't
important cause, which, it was expected, was to decide whether r
not a Welch ejectment was a legal one—a question of singular Pis 4
terest in a neighbourhood abounding with lodgers.
From the statement of Johns and his wife, who; whatev:r they
might do at home, conducted themselves before the Magistrate with
mildness and propriety, it appeared that Turner had some rims
since given them notice to quit their apartment, which notice had
expired, and on Monday morning last it seemed to have been deter-
mined, as he slimed no intention to quit, to treat him with a Welch
ejectment, and four or film men, armed with saws, hammers, rig-
ping-chisels, &c. in spite of all the resistant: Johns and his wife
could offer, speedily took out the sashes, ripped down the window
ahutters, and took the doors off their hinges. While this operation
was performing, all obstruction to it on the part of Johns was pre-
vented by the two defendants holding him forcibly by the collar,
one on each side, while Mrs. Turner and old Mrs. ll.slent, her mo-
ther, were similarly engaged in forcibly preventing the interference
of his wife. Their eldest child, a mere girl. presence of mind
enough, in the midst of ell her fright, to run off fur Mr. Cozen,
the constable, but by the time he arrived the fray was over, and
the object of the irruption completed, not a sash, shutter, or door
remaining to keep out the autumnal blasts.
Mrs. Kusia, who had seen all t*at was to be teen from an oppo.
site house, confirm..d the most material part of this statetinlit,
namely, the assault by tile two defendants upon Joints.
Turner, seemingly a very quiet, inoffensive man, appeared to
think he war justifed in what he had done.
3%1r. Alderman Santa treated the tse very seriously. The crnn-
plainant's apartment, he said, was his castle; and he was fully ja.-
deed in resisting every attempt to enter it against his consent. If
be helS possession of them improperly, the-r: were legal means of
ejecting him. With regard to that, 'however, or the qu creels that
might have taken place between them, he had tinthins to do. It
was clearly in evidence that Mr. Johns had been :insulted
by the two defendants, and for that eamce Le should renena. th•ct
_ _
London, England, 1823-09-18

FIIONI THE CLONIICL ADVERT:SCR.

Wednesday last, about nooa, as two valuators were
viewing the crops on some corn field,, near the Chapel
of Knockgrafton, they were pursued by more than 2()
men, some of whom had their faces blackened. Two
police officers being on patrol, came up and attacked
the assailing party, pursued them a. considerable dis-
tance, obliged them to cross the Muir, and, it is though 4
wounded some of them.