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London, England, 1822-09-18 00:00:00

the Police ; and that, notwithstanding the application
of the house of Bastaneche, it has not been able to
get the dispatches. The courier was (or the house a
Rothschild, in Paris. Six hours later, the house of
Laserce received another express, which, riot hiving
been detained, proceeded to Paris.
TheJetters from Madrid of the sth, state that the
Decree of the King is published, for the Meeting of
the Extraordinary Cortes on the Ist of October. The
Constitutional party hope that the new loan will
enable the Government to put down the insurrection
in the northern provinces; and the share taken in it •
by the English bankers, makes them flatter themselves
that the Cabinet of St. James's will not oppose the
11.:Imstitutional system.
Notwithstanding the afflicting state of Catalonia,
&c. the greatest hopes are entertained that Mina,
Torrijos, Milans; and Rolin will be able to maintain
themselves till the reinforcements, on their way to join
them, shall arrive.

In the southern provinces there are still some pre-
datory bands, but the inhabitants are animated with
the greatest attachment to the system, and perhaps even
too ardent in their zeal, for the accounts from Cadiz,
Seville, Grenada, Cordova, Malaga, Jaen, Murcia,
and Valencia, state, that a great many persons, chiefly
Ecclesiastics, have left their homes to avoid the per-
secution of the Liberals.

Yesterday morning, at ten 'o'clock, the Duke of
WELLINGTON, accompanied by Earl CLANWILLIANI,
left town for Vienna. His Grace was expected to

sleep at Dover last night.
N NING yesterday noon left Gloucester Lodge
his own chariot. lie proceeded down Constitution

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lidi and through St. James's Park to Lord Liven-
rnot:s residence, Fite House. The new Foreign Se-
cretary thence went to Carlton Palace; and after-
wards to the Foreign Office, in Downing-street, pre-
viously to transacting some business with the Duke
of WELLINGTON, at Apsley House.
Yesterday, a Board of the Lords of the Treasury
was held at the Treasury Chambers, at which the
Earl of Li vi:aPoot, presided. The CIIANGELLOR'of
the EXCOEQUER was also pre,ent.

A Proclamation appears in the Gazette of last
night, signed by Earl BATIIURST, the subject of which
(the de.trtiction by file of the teazle house at Quern-
nerford, Wiltshire) appertains particularly to the
Home Department. Has his Lordship exchanged si-
tuations with Air. PEEL? or is the latter Gentleman
to have the Exchequer, and Mr. ROBINSON the Colo-
nial De •artment ? It has certainly been understood
of late that Mr. ROBINSON was to be Secretary of State
for the Colonial Department ; and Lord BATHURST,
we n•w find, is acting as Secretary for the Home
Department. Shotild this be the arrangement, the
probability is that Mr. PECL will succeed Mr. VAN-
sti TART, who is said to have expressed an earnest
a‘ ish to recite from the heavy duties of the Chancellor-

ship of the Exchequer.—Morning Post.
Sunday, the Princess AUGUSTA attended Divine
Service at the Parish Church, Windsor. There was
a numerous assemblage of company on the Terrace
in the evening, where the Band of the Life Guards
played for two hours.
Wednesday, a Grand Dinner was given by the
Corporation of Youghal to the Duke of Davouse tat.
The Mayor,Jast es ELLts GREEN, Esq. presided, and
the company consisted of upwards of one hundred
persons, among whom were, besides his Grace. the
Earl of CLARE, the Hon. Mr. ABERCROUISY, M.P.
the Hon. Mr. KEITH, Colonel CURRY, Col. KRANZ,
Mr. POWER, M.P. Mr. WRIXON BECHER, M.P. Mr.
BEAUMONT, &c. The day was spent with harmony
and conviviality. The Duke' did not retire till nearly
cue o'clock. The town was brilliantly illuminated.
Sir FRAN6S BURDETT is still in Cornwall. On his
way from Truro to Pendarves, on the .sth inst. the
roads, for miles, were lined with the miners and others,
who, by their repeater cheers, testified their respect for
the Honourable Baronet. Sir FRANCIS has chiefly
spent•the last week in viewing the beautiful scenery of
Mount's-bay, and in excursions to the most remarkable
places in the west of that county. Sir FRANCIS ar-
rived at Falmouth on Wednesday amidst a large con-
course of people, by whom he was enthusiastically
cheered, and preceded by a band of music s he pro-
ceeded to Pearce's Hotel, where he dined and slept.
Next morning he visited Pendennis Garrison, and the
principal parts of the :own, and left on a visit to the
venerable and patriotic County Member, at Carclew.
Mr. ROTHSCHILD received an express yesterday
from St. Petersburgh, stating that the Baron, his
brother, had been dangerously ill, and that his life
was despaired of; but on the departure of the ex-
press his malady had taken a favourable turn, and
the. Physicians have announced him out of danger.
Colonel and Lady ELEANOR LOWTIIER are shortly
expected in town, preparatory to her Ladyship's ac-
couehentent, from the Earl of LONSDALE'S seat, in
Westmorland.
Yesterday, after the examination of a variety of
witnesses long resident in Edmonton, before a Bench
of Magistrates at Worship-street, as to the title of the
inhabitants to hold a Statute or Fair at Edmonton,
whosetestimony for the most part proved, that though
two or three persons had given to the Fair the colour
of a Statute, by hiring a servant or two during each
Pair, yet it was resorted to by servants out of place,
ia the expectation of obtaining work. Mr. BIOLEY, in
whose field it is held for the most part,was heard by
his Counsel,who stated that, as the Fair had been held
in the Parish above fifty years, there was no necessity
to make out any other title until the legality of the
custom was oppugned. The Magistrate, said that,
as the Lord of the Manor, Sir Wu. CURTIS, aban-
doned the claim to hold the Fair, they could not admit
the claim of Mr. BIGLEY, and pronounced the Pair
illegal, and that, henceforward, it would be discon-
tinued altogether. Notices were ordered to be deli-
vered accordingly.
Such is the depressed state of agriculture in the
vicinity of Sledmere, that no less than sixty of the
tenants of Sir MARK SYKES lately gave :puce that
they could no longer afford to continue oti Ms farms
the remit rents.