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London, England, 1823-01-27

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGEVCE.

CAMBRIDGE, JANUARY 24.

Saturday last, being Bachelors of Arts' Commencement, 64
following .213 Gentlemen were admitted vi that degree.
King's College--Messes. Chapman, Hume, Maturin.
Trinity College—Messrs. Airy, Allan, Andrew, Voileau, Batkig
Chillers, Claridge, Drinkwater, Egremont, Field, I krill.%
Head, Howlett, IMF, Kempson, Lloyd, lOrtrtertr:Mtthol.l,
Moultrie, Myers, Park, Painter, Pearson, Petne, Peni4
Phelps, !'lace, Bennet', Bickatts, Romißy, Rothman, Sandys
Spree, Strutt, J.. Sumner, Sutcliffe, Tate, Torrixtte, rptoe,
Winning, Wrightson, Wyndatn, Yorke.
St. Jnlsn's College—:Mesert. Armitstead, Bainbridge, Barbee
Flarrinvr, Benson; Birth, Birkett, Bond, Boultbee, Bright'
Bryan, S. Brown, Cane, Clay, Clive, Collins, Collyer, Coopie,
Crick, Fcwlis, Franklyn, Glover, Gray, I lamilton, Harkneee,
Harvey, Haynes, Hollway, Hooper, Hot Witch, Huwartv
Ibbetson. Jackson, Jeffreys, Jones, Lane, LutWidge, Dl
Maude, Alay, Milner, Nuans, Pearse, Pitman ?ruse, &tett
Sealy, Seejeant, Skilton, F. G. Smith, C. A. Smith, &e;
phenson, Stewart, Weshy, Wharton, White, Wilkineeß
Willis, Wilson.
St. Peter's College—Messrs. Batton, Fisher, Hodgson, Most:
govaery, Osborn, Palmer, Whiteburst, Williams.
Clare Hall—ideesta. Backbone., Chaplin, Findley, Firmia, Fog
brooke, Pixell, Punnett, &maple' Wing.
Pembroke Hall—Messre. Blake, Bandley, Catiyon, Cheeky
Currie, Doughty, Jordan, Simpson, Williams.
Caine College—Messrs. Ayre, Beauclerk, 13ortoia, Cteln, Gray,
Herring, Lewis, Salmon.
Corpus Christi College—Mean. Breyer, Brett, Chesoutt,
Dicken, Gay, °Wham, Jeckell, Leapingwell, Mack, Marsh,
Moxon, Stewart.
Queen's College—Messrs. Clowes, Gurney, Marshall, Mao;
Mover*, Mudge, Nicholls, Piper, Sandy., Webster.
Catharine 11.11—Mean. Green; Ilildyar, Knight, Poole,
Richardson, Husby, Serjeantson, Taylor, E.WiLion,
.Jesus College—Messrs. Bedell, Besoor, Carless, Maude.

Christ CoUege—Messrs. Barker, Coils, Cubitt, Dodd, (bting.
ton, Finton, Goggs, Ifalien, Heigham, Kerrich, King, May.
son, Miller, Oxenden, Palling, PockWigton, Russoll, Su)Jdari.
Magdalen College—Messrs. liagshawe, Flicks, daddy, Waring.
Emmanuel College—Messrs. Biakiston, Cory, Dwarris,
Clore, Harper, Ilopkins, Osborne, Pigots, non)ld, Wil,on.
Sidney Sussex College—Messrs. llcigliarn Dine, Johnson.
Downing College—Messrs. Gordon, Parker.
About forty others passed the Examination who have not yet
coniplcted the number of Terms required by the Statutes.
Peter Mason, Esq. B.A. of St. jo;in's Coneze, is appointed
Assistant-Master in the Royal Naval Colh•gt., rottsni.luth,in
the room of the Rev. Jonathan Cape, M.A. of Tr:r.ity (Acre.
The subject of we Suatonian Prize Poem for the iresent year
is a Cornelius.

At a Congregation on Wednesiay, the following Gentler es
were admitted to degrees:
London, England, 1823-01-27

pay to the plaintiff the sum of ;Ps. iiaa. which is the saw. be
is prepared to swear it is worth. • • • '
Mr. ; Lord love you, I% swear it wasktortii,
a Jew's eye t Indeed, no money can compensate ma for its loss.
126ounsssowsw—I icannot order you a Jaw's'. eye, Mr. Wil-
liams, unless 31r.,Lawrence can persuade bli Wend Shyluck to
part with one of his : but I will order you such a sum, in too,
ales numbered, as you will swear this wig was fairly and ho-
nestly worth.
A. long dispute followed as to the value of the wig,
when Mr. Williams ultimately agreed to take 20..
and costs, and the parties were dismissed, mutually
grumbling at each other. .
London, England, 1823-09-24

PARIS, SEPTEMBER 22.

General Bourcke is expected at Madrid. his said he
will replace Reggio. The Marquis Talaru has set off for
Port Sainte Marie.

FROM TEM PILOTS.

" Two diffeient reports were spread on 'Change; one
assured us that RIEGO had got into Cadiz—the other to
the contrary, and that that General was made prisoner
in the mountains of Ronda. The first report seems to
be the most credited, because it agrees with what has
been said in the foreign Journals. The rentes have ex.
perienced a decline, owing, perhaps, to the opinion
that we will not treat with the Cortes."

FROM Till PILOTS 011 Yp.:3TERDAY.

/WORT OF LIEUTENANT-OZNIRAL ROTTENBOORG TO.

THE MINISTER 01 WAR.-EXTRACT.
PERPIGNAN, SEPTEMBER 17.

By my last report, Unformed your Excellency of the'
dispositions I had made to succour the troops of the
ninth division of the fourth amps. Having learned for
certain that the enemy, who made a feint to march on
Urgel, had gone for Figueras, I immediately gave orders
to General Arnauld to join General Damas, to rein-
force the blockade of Figueras.

After a sharp action on the 15th, at Llardo, which
terminated on the 16th, at Llers, all the remains of the
-enemy's column, of nearly 2000 men, which disem-
barked in the nights of the 9th and 10th, between Ma-
son and Mongat, coming from Barcelona, surrendered
to General Damas. This brilliant affair does honour to
General Dann*, whose troops were inferior to those of
the enemy.

/ROM THE JOURNAL DU DEBATE.

PORT ST. MARY, SEPT.II.

We have heard nothing of General Alava since his
return to Cadiz, where the confusion is extreme, some
wishing to capitulate, others to resist. It is asserted
that Rear-Admiral Duperre, who comes to replace Rear-
-1 Admiral Mamelin, will be here between the 16th • and
20th, and that the Duke of Angoulerne will delay the
attack until the arrival of the Admiral, who is said to
be a hardy, enterprising, and excellent seaman. Our
soldiers are dissatisfied with this delay ; they would
swim over the isle in order to put an end to the revolu-
tionists ; but, on the other hand, onr fleet, which is wait-,
ing for some small vessels, is not sorry for the delay.-21

The confidence in the Prii

limo is boundless,

and the result of the attack is ,not doubtful when it shall
once be commenced.
PARIS, SEPTEMBER so.

We have received by express some very satisfactory
details respecting the disease at Passages. Most of the
persons attacked are cured; a few only have perished,
and it is remarked that more than five days have passed
since the first appearance of the disease. On the 17th,
there were only 27 persons sick, of *horn two seemed
mortally affected.
London, England, 1823-09-24

.4POT►TIAG INDELLIGENCE.

CARDIFF RACES—U
.rIIIINESDAT AND Txtbasnixs.
The sport on the first and second day was vet/ excellent, and
there war every probability of its continuing to the third. There
were no les,. than 19 first-rate horses entered for the different Stakes,
&c. and better running has not been known for some years.
There were four horses entered for the stakes on the first day, and
it was won by Valentine. A match also by Mr. Dill's Jessie and
Mr. Jones's Caroline was won by the former. some excellent
horses were entered for the plate ; and Melampus, After winning the
first heat, was withdrawn in consequence of its being signified to
the owner, that he would be claimed for 200 guineas if successful;
Valentine then walked over for it.
Four horses were entered for the Ten Guineas Stakes, on Thurs-
day, but two only started—Mr. Jones Champion, and Mr. Fre-
derick's Vietorine, kept together the first Mat, and, after consider-
able pushing, it was won by the letter. Tbey started at score the
second heat, and a blanket would base covered both Pll the way
round ; when they came to the dhtanee-post, Victorina took the
lead about half a neck, and preserved it.
London, England, 1823-09-24

. CERTIFICATES.—OeT. 14.

J. Baader, Bolton-le-Moors, cotton-manufacturer. Jacob, Pe-
ter,
and Betty Fletcher, Eccles, Lancashire, cotton-spinners.
1 '
OfSSOLVTIONS OF PA RTNF.RSIIIPS.
B. and R. M. Holborn, Shoreditch, grocers. T. arid W. W.
Nash, Nag's-Head-yard, Southwark, hop-factors. Smith and Tarte,
Birnungharn, plumbers. Knapton and Martin, Nicholas-passage,
Nicholas-lane, bill-brokers. S. and J. Wolstenholtue,- Sheffield,
Manufacturers of 'Britannia metal goods. Dawson and Co. Glas-
gow, manufacturers. Gossage and Clark, Rugby, Warwickshire,
linen-drapers. Schofield and Buckley; Lees, Lancashire, cotton-
spiitners. Rawson and • Ashwell, Nottingham, iron-founders.—
Lupton and Jackson, Wakefield, wool-staplers. Wakefield and Co.
Northwich, Cheshire, salt•manufacturcrs. Truman and Sluper,
Bristol, milliners. Vuuillon and Carson, Princes-street, Hanover-
sqoare, milliners. T. and J. Woodham, Winchester, attornies.—
Williams and (3 fogell,late of Castle-street, Falcon-square, milliners.
Ellis and Watt, Grenada-terrace, Commercial-road, wine-merchants.
Ward and Co. Wood-street, Cheap.itle, as relates to J. Ward.

Nobility
ELEGANT GLASSES, FURNITORE, &c.—The
and Gentry are invited to inspect the Ware-rooms of
Coorsn and SON, 93, Bishopsgate-Within, where is ex-
hibited an assortment of new and second-hand Plate
Glasses, admirably suited to every description Of draw-
ing or dining'rooms. The prices ate +lst reclined 40
per cent. on Plates measuring 100 inches by 72, and up-
a•ards.; and on those of smaller diniensions the altera-
tion will be found equally important. The extensive,
preference given to this Establishment is thankfully ac-
knowledged by the Proprietors, who, in their endea-
vourt to evince their gratitude, by manufacturing arti-
cles in a'superior manner, at prices suitable to the times,
' hope to merit a continuance of public support. In the
furniture department is comprised every new and ele-
'gala article of Upholstery• Cabinet, and, Chair-work,
regulated upon such a scale of economy as to demand
and ensure the patronage of rank and fashion.
London, England, 1823-09-24

ENGLISH OPERA.

MAnntws took his leave of London last night, at this
Theatre. The performances of Monday evening were re.
peated, and were, it is almost unnecessary to add, re-
ceived with the highest applause. The House was
crowded to overfloo mg, and the whole of the entertain-
were received with enthusiastic applause.
London, England, 1823-09-24

FROM LAST AIGHrS GAZETTE.

[This Gazette contains an Older in Council for all vessels to per-
form quarantine which may have come from' nr touched at the i-land
of Ascension or Sierra Leone. It also contains the appointment
by the King of the Rev. Alexinder Macleod to the Church and
Parish of Uig, in the Presbytery of Long Island, and county of
Koss, vacant by the death of Dr. Hugs• Munro].
London, England, 1823-09-24

BANKRUPTS.

-
John Jenkins, Tewkesbury, miller, to surrender October 9, at
three, 10, and November 4; at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Tewkes-
bitry. Attornies, Mr. Joliet, Tewkesbury; or Mr. Wiudus,
Bartlett's-buildings, Ilolborn.
Samuel Wfliment, late of Wilton; Somerset, timber-merchant,
October 29, 21, and November 4, at eleven, at the London Irn,
Taunton. Attornies, Messrs. Dolme and Co. New Inn ;or 31r.
Meade, Taunton.
DIVIDENDS be made in IfASINGII A LI,STREF.T.
J. Webster, Tower-street, merchant, at twelve. Nov
1, J. Campbell, White Lion-court, Cornbill, merchant, at twelve'
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
Oct. 20, T. Goldney, Chippenham, Wilts, clothier, at twelve,
at the Angel Inn, Chippenhani. Oct. 16, C. Smerdon and B. Penn,
Liverpool, druggist% at eleven, at the Office of Mr. Woods, Lord-
itreet, Liverpool. Oct. 18, W. Watson, sen. and jun. Alnwick,
Northumberland, corn-factors, at eleven; at the Spread Eagle Inn,
North Charlton, Northumberland. Oct. 17, J. Warburton, Brom-
yard, Ilerefordshire, miller, at eleven, at the Falcon Inn, Bromyard.
Oct. 17; J. and S. Waldle, late of Dilston, Cumberland, manu-
facturers, at eleven, at the Bush Inn, Carlisle.
London, England, 1823-01-18

roanale swims!.

Spanish Bonds opened at 50e. 11, but went down to
Current Prices :7Chilian73 to 74, New Spanish 481, Old 58 to
SA, New Prussian BS, Old 86, Russian SI Dish 881, sea-
rilitan 75i, Colombian 64, Spanish Scrip 16.
PRICES OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 20% 2-16%
3 per Cent. Reduced 80 79%
3 per Cent. Consols 79% .14 7874
4 per Cents. Old, 98,4.1 A
4 per Cents. New 99%4 sis to -
Bank Long Annuities 20% 9-16
India Stock 250—India Bonds 435. 465. •
Exchequer Bills of 1.1,000, 12s. 15s. pr.
• Consols for Acct. 793/4 IA 787/8 79.

This forenoon we received the, French Papers of

:Wedneirlaj,.. They state that the Embassy to this-
. (loan has bey offered to -M. de la BoURISONNATL
a 44, that another . Embassy, of the first order, has
been offered to M. DEL4LOT ; but 'that the two De--
pules have not accepted them. M. Hvos DE Neu-
ow: a is appointed Ambassador at Constantinople,
a 124.4 expected to leave Paris almost immediately.
The Etoik, noticing the postponement of the trial
against M. OUVRARD, for the Regency Loan, says,
in fifteen days the question between a Government'
de jure and a Government de facto Will be decided
in other places than the Tribunal of Cosrectional
Polices and it is probable that the Cortes will be no
longer represented in Paris.
A letter from Perpignan of the 7th inst. states that
the greatest tranquillity reigns in Cerdagne. The
Rebel,- Regency was at Thoulonse, organii;ng the
Army of the Faith. RCIMAGOSA was appointed Cap,
tain-General of Catalonia.
The Pon fa Nuncio had.nis,plidiedee of the knio
on Tuesday.; he diebtarer of a Cardinal's hat for
tile Archbishop of Thont.oose.

This morning we received a Flanders Mail, with
Brussels Papers to the 15th inst. and German Papers
Oaf a recent date.
The Artstrinn Observer of the sth contains the Cir-
enter Note relative to the Congress at Verona, and
the Note from the French Government to Count de
LAGARDE, French Ambassador at Madrid.
Accounts from Constantinople of the Ilth ult. state
that since the last post the Stilt= has been obliged
to give orders to behead the Berber-Baschi, whom he
had just named Solihdar Aga, as well as the deposed
Grand Vizier, and the Director of the Customs
In the unhappy Island of Scio, the Turks, since
the new disaster of the fleet off Tenedos, have again
commenced a massacre among the unhappy mai-
grantswho had returned. The French. Consul there
has just published a letter, warning all Greeks not to
return thither; •
viegiva, JAvv.ay.l..;--Slletalliques, 1141,—Bank Stock, .9.44.
Jalt. 4.--41fetalliques, 44*.—Bank Stock, 9i3i.
JAL 4.-.4tkitr—lues, 64 7.46—Bank Stock, 653 2.3.
London, England, 1823-01-20

CA X DLES.-TO HOUSEKEEPERS.

• FULL TWENTY PI•:R CENT. IS SAVED.
A LARGE Stock of fine MOULD CANDLES, of
,01. a superior quality, at Bs. per dozen ; also line Stove Can..
aes, for line working branches requiring a bright clear light, on
ovally advantageous terms, at G. RUSSELL'S, Tallow-chan-
Elar,ss, Old Compton-street, Sabo, owe door from Heist-street.
London, England, 1823-01-20

OXFORD, JANTJATrY I'R.

Dr. Shepherd and Mr. Reghltd /Tiber fidve 'both !testa
the acceptance of the Bivhaprick of Calcutta, vacant by tie
death nt Jr. Mountain.
Ti eaday, the first day of Lent Term, the following '606
Were conferred:

sAcinmon 'Assn:arr.
The Rev. John Hall, S:. Edmund Mai, Grand Camiimifideft

ZIASTEnS OC ♦ RTS.

Ralph Doughty, St. Alban }hill.
Tile Bev. Job!' Strickland, Alertou College.
Chairs Joseph Bishop, St. Miry Hall.
The Nev. John Santry, St. Edmund Hall.
The Rev. William Harrison, Chaplain of Christ Church.
ZACHELOT-S CF ARTS.

The Rev. Francis Bryans, St. Liniucd Hall, ineorpoiliki
from Trinity College, Dublin.
John Arntiitead, Trinity College.
Germain Lavie, Christ Chnrch.
ECCLES' AST ICA I, PROMOTION'S.

The Rt-v, J. Mayo, M.A. Mager of Wim!,orne &hooting
Vicar of Gussage all Saint', Dorset, to the Vicarage of A*
bury, Wilts._

The Archbishop of Cantethury has collated the Rev. Patri&
Keith to the Rectory of Ruckiiiv,
Wednesday, the Rev. Jerrnyri Pratt, Clerk, A.D. ww.s Licensed
to the Perpetual Curacy of Furdharts, Norfolk.

BIRTHS.

Jan. 15, the Lady of Sir James Bart. of a daughter.
At ea:Alerenh, Ireland, on the Oth inst. the Lad of netts. •
nant Ellis, IL W. Fusileers, Ora-daughter, still horn.

Jan. 2, at Edinburgh, the Lady of John Da'yell, Esq. of
the r,th Dragoon Guards, of a daught,..r.
Wednesday, the Lady of Dr. Edward Thomas Monro,if
Bedford.place, of a son.
Sunday se'mtight, the Lady of Colonel Robert Gordan, Mos-
tagne-squarei of a son.
London, England, 1823-01-20

INDIA MIA WLS WANTED.

APPLY at MILLARD and SON'S Wholeiale and
Retail British and Foreign Linen, Shawl, Muslin, and
-Furniture Warehouse, No. 16, CMG PSIDE ; where Families ar-
riving from the Indies, &c. are respectfully informed they can
nuke selections from tke greatest choice of Family Limns and
French Camitrics, Table Linen, Duckabacks, Diapers, British
arid India Nluslins, Calicoes, and Lougcluths, Printed 3lualins
arri Catn!irics, rich worked Dresses and Veils, coloured and
*bite Bed Furniture', and the greatest variety of useful and sit-
.l6ll) British and India Shawls, for presents, &c. with the various
new ariieles fur morning and evening dress, at the most re.iui-
sbk pr:ce, without deviation. Their own Irish Linens, war-
-tinted not to fab in the wear, and all other Goods, Muslin, for
Cra'atss &c. by ilia piece and demy, are regularly sold at the
wholesale price. Proprietors of Country Establishments sup-
'lla Foreign Orders and Commissions executed with exact-
as and promptitude.—No. 16, CH EA YSIDIL
11
A LL'S PATENT STARCH; for getting up
1.1c4., Muslin, Linen, &c. of a beautiful colour, and pre-
'+g tlitir turning yellow. This view and superior Article
intent a striking contrast, on comparison with every other kind,
°I Starch, by its briPiaitt whiteness; and, when prepArLd fur
treordinz to the directions, is considerably stronger, and
'4l4tteenti,. more economical. Its greatest excellency contists
LI being very fluid and transparent (notwitbstandi _ll,l it superior
th). resembling a thin solution of fine Gum .1 r.thic : thus
wv•lteti of the thick and pasty quality of common Starch. It is
~..Iftrtby of remark, that the-latter is so defective in colour, &c.
the manufacturer usually adds a portion of blue to it, in
"iar to disguise such impurities; but this expedient is not re-
giro: irh Ow, patcut article.
Sold in convenient Packages, wholesale and retail, at 131,
/I"51-sheer, Chealmide ; 147, Sttand, London, warranted
1„
"ftigie; and may be obtained of every respectsble Dualor in
,
wink in Town and Country. •
London, England, 1823-01-20

TORN BEAUCH M E AMP, MANUFACTURER Rof S.-
TM PLATE, &C. begs to announce, that he has succeeded in
tomplettly imitating, at a moderate price, all PLATED on
STEEL, the King's Pattern SILVER SPOONS, FORKS,
&c. that lila pacrAl Stock of Plated Goods is now the most ex-
tensive ha London. with many Patterns exclusively his own.—
Seartral sets of New Dish Corers, which (without any deterinta-
lion of quality) are.ls per Cent. lower than any other !louse ;
dirty:five complete Set, of Double Dishes, and every other
&tickin proportion. This Silver Stock is of the first order
and variety, with Four or Five Thousand Ounces of New and
•Secordland S:eions and Forks, at per Ounce. And 11; now
ins, Second-banal, the Plate of a late General Officer; and the
sFat well-known Wanstead-Ilouse Salts.
3. B. Stakes his credit that no inferior Plated Goods are Sold
*Me Hosseovlitfout itsbeingstated that they are such.

N.B. Plate, &.c. lent on hire.
14, Holborn, Corner of Castle-street.
London, England, 1823-01-20

On the 50th instanr,'price ss. •
THE PEERAGE and BXRONETAGE CH A RTS
f0r.1823: every Particular of each individual, including
the Arixtaiarr of their respective Families, is here exhibited at
one vie r.
For favourable Reviews of these Charts, see Gentleman's
Magazine, Monthly Magazine, Literary Chronicle, &c. &c.
Published by G. and W. B. AI-hitt:o(er.

ORKNEY A-ND ZETLAND.
This day was published, in Evo. prier 10s. 6d. or Royal Ile°.
with Proof Impression. of the I'iates, price 16s. 11t boards,
NOTES on ORKNEY and ZEI'I,ANDS illostra-
tive of the History, Antiquities, Scenery, and Customs
of those Islands.
By ALEXANDER PF.TERKIN, Esq.
Sheriff-Substitute of Orkney.
, Volume I.
Printed for T. afid G. 'Underwood, Fleet-ere:l, London; affil
11acredie, Skelly, and Co. Prince's street, Edinburgh. '

• This day was puldisited. Ives 11sh ,
ijETTERS from:SPAIN.-:.By Doti LEUCADIII
. Doi)tAno. •,*
" This is an invaluable Vrort."—Morni.lg Chronicle.
" The merit of these Letters consists, not merely In giving
an accurate and entertaining account of No:tern Spat:lsh-Life
and Manners, hut they call Tor our attention in a more Important'
point of view, as exhibiting a vigorous and masterly sketch of.
the moral and political state of Spain, previously to its late rege-
neratinni at the same time, affording us such an insight into
the Spanish character, as may assist us in examining the (wises
which have led to that great event, and ascertaining the proba•
bility of the success and §tability of the new system."— Monthly
Review.
Printed for Henry Colbutn and Co. Conduit•street.

GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORNS
(lexica CIOYEZNS IMPORTATION),
For the Week -ending Jan.ll; 1,112.3, miiie up from the Rerun*?
of the inspectors in tie • different Cities. and Towns in liege
land asvd Wales.
Wheat 41s' id r Oats 17s id I Beans • 4.5 s Sit
Barley its &I I 'Rye 41sPc:A 301
PPICR-OF SUGAR.
The.Avnage Prite of. Brown or Muscovado Spear. elan
pined from the Returns made in the Week (Aiding 15th la&
i 823. no. fild...iser cwt. 'erclosive-of Importation•llnties..
lloadzy the Corporation of. Ramsey distributed consistent
quantity of flour to upwards of i0,(.00 poor pt.t soils beloo4inA
the parish of -Romqey. •
London, England, 1823-01-20

EXECIIIION.

-This morning the awful sentence of death was cat-
lied into effect at the top- of Horsemortger-lane Jailt
upon Giles Last; aged.l7; for criminally abusing
girl under nine years of age.
This.young man was convicted upon the cleArest,
testimony, and under rath or aggravated.circumStaocee_.:.
Not the slightest hope of mercy was held out to him;
and he profited much.by the religious advice given
him by the lieu. Mr. Manx, Chaplain of the 3t14- .
—Oa Sunday Ate wretched culprit attended Divine
Service, arid Lis penitent and melancholy demeniene--
excited great compassion in the auditory ; in the even
ing he took a last farewell of his parents and ism* -
This morning, at eight o'clock, the Under Sheriff •
and atteadants arrived at the prison, and the young'
man having received the Sacrament was conducted
into the yard and disencumbered of his irons;
during this awful ceremony he gave way to excessive
grief, and often called upon Heaven to pity him. At
nine o'clock the tolling of the prison bell announced
that all WAS ready, and the wretched culprit was
conducted to the scaffold by the Under Sheriffi, Mr.
WALTERS (the jailer), the Chaplain, and attendants.
the platform he addressed a few inarticulate
words to the assembled crowd, who seemed greatly
affected at his inel.nch9ly fate. In a few minutest
the awful preparations being completed, the drop fella
and this world closed on ham for ever.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

lIUN'fING.

The Quorndon Hounds meet to-morrow, at Reeby ; Virettct
day, at Widmerpool ; Friday, at Braunstone ; Saturday, t
Burton-on the-Wolds. _ _ _

Sir Jacob Astley's Hounds meet on Wednesday, at Plumatead
Mill; Thursday, at Sustead Church.
Sir R. Smythe's Hounds meet on Wednesday, at Cross
Hill; Friday, at Kennel.
The Holywell Harriers meet on Thursday, at Penny Ball;
Saturday, at Brynfurd
Lord. Anson's Hounds meet on Wednesday, at Twycrciss;
Thursday, at herbage; Saturday, at Odstone.
I'be Oakley hounds meet on Thursday, at Moulsey Wood;
Saturday, at fslilton Mill.
The Earl of Harewood's Fox-hounds meet on WednesdaY,
at Searcroft ; Friday, at Notth Daighton.
The Badsworth Fox-hound: meet on Thursday, at kliejeleton
Village; Saturday, at &jerky Village.
BURTON HeaL—Sir lt. Sutton's Hounds meet on Yuesday, at
Scotgrove Wood ; Thursday, at Coleby ; Saturday/at rlankney.
The Hampshire Hunt meet on Thursday, )C. the Chequers,
Ropley ; Saturday, at Abbotsdon Down.
Mr. Shard's Hounds meet on Friday, at Weyhill.
The crack pack of harriers of late Mr. Martin, were sold
by, auction, in divided lots, ..ewes, on Tuesday. 'wo couple
wire purchased by .Mr. Poole, to replace the deficiency in the
Lewes pack, owing to the late accident, by which four doss pea
rished, by being precipitated-from the cliff eastward.
London, England, 1823-01-20

ESSENCE OF SPICk.S.
JWRIGHT respectfully informs his Friends and
• the fluidic in general, that he has just rtc,.ived a large
apply of that most valuable article, and is now sclling it at the
/snowing prices:

Nutmeg, per bottle Is. 6d. Cinnamon, per bottle IL 6d.
Owes, per bottle Is. 6d. I Carraway, per bottle Is. 6d.
Or 17s. 6d. per Dozen, at his Warehouse, No. 24, OX FORD-
SfREET, corner of Rathbone-place ; where may be had, all
silts nt Teas, Coffee, Cocoa, and Chocolate ; Spices, Foreign
Fruits, Sweetmeats, and Preserves ; Chocolate Paste, Strick-
bad s Prepared Chocolate, Prepared Barley, &.. &c. all of the
best qualities.
London, England, 1823-01-20

This day was published,
In Three Volumes, 12mo. price 245.

TSABE NOVEL—By the Author of
Rhoda," Plain Sense," and " Things by their right
Names."
Also, a Second Edition of RHODA, four vols. !Bs..
" The reader of iettaibility who wishes to see the human
heart developed in the natural circumstances of life, will find a
rich entertainment in the present work, which exhibits with
great force the superior influence of Art over nature in the
fashionable world. Like the Cecilia of Miss Burney, the cha-
racters speak for themselves, and are chiefly elicited by dialogue,
which, in a most excellent and animated strain, pervades the
work. The character of Rhoda is more happily drawn, because
truer to nature, than that of any heroine that has for a long time
appeared before us."
Printed for Henry Colburn and Co. Conduit-street.
London, England, 1823-03-12

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1623.
THE FUNDS.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
At the opening of the Market this morning a great bustle
took place, in Consequence of a report that Expresses from
Paris had brought the French Funds as high as 84f.80c.—Con.
soh opened at 74ft, ft, and went up to ft, ft, but in a short time
great sales took place, and it was ascertained that the above price _
of the French Funds was incorrect. Consols fell to 74 (sellers),
and the Market became heavy.
STOCK EXCII A N GE, HA LF-PAST TWELVE.
It is now ascertained that a trick was played off at the open-
ing of the Funds this Morning, to raise Consols, by giving a
wrong price of the French Fluids; they arc now quoted at
80f. Sc. at three o'clock, and at four o'clock 79f. 60c. ex. die.
one per Cent. worse than the last price,.....Cousuie are, up to tio
hour, 74, with a steady Market.
FOREIGN FUNDS.
The manteuvre played off in the early part of the monde.*
had the same effect on these Funds as ft bad on the Stock
change. Spanish Bonds opened at sli, j, but afterwards fd •
to 301 s I, 1.

Current Priest: Chilian 72*, New Spanish 504 Old 3
Russian 73, Danish 79j, Neapolitan 67, New Prussia* 74
Old 82, Colombian DO, New Spanish &rip 3611.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'OLOCit
per Cent. Consols 74% Vs 7374 74*
4 per Cents. New 94.95% 34

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London, England, 1823-03-12

Irisperial S per Cents. 7S%:—lndia Bondi 2,55. 234
Exchequer Rills of El AM lOs. lls.
Consols for Acct. 74% % 78 A 711/x,

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The war faction amongst us continues active; and
exhibits such a want of truth and candour its pro-
ceedings as can only arise from the very worst of
motives. We imagined, yesterday, that the ,Chranicls
had come to a juster sense than it before entertained
of the folly of our going to war from motives of.sym-
pathy merely ; but to-day we find it quite in the op-
posite vein. The crusade (dale French, we are now,
gravely told, " is levelled against us equally as use
as it is against the Peninsula—the affairs of the latter
are evidently a mere pretext." Here is a discovery with
a witness. It is not Spain nor Portugalith at the French
are aiming at—not the Constitution of either country
that they are resolved to put down—No, good Reader,
Spain and Portugal are only stepping-stones, and in
a way not the least roundabout, to Old England !
Our blessed Constitution it is that has inspired the
French Ultras with their present tdinc, -
and it is to free the world of
which it sets to all nations,
Hilt, and his one hundred
ing to march up the Pyrenees
Our Readers may laugh, and
c'ith their credulity ; 'but we can
stating nothing but what oar
assert in the very plainest-terms.
which the Chronicle has, no the
a Paper, which' serves in the
same purposes which the Cho,
West; and in this morning's Ntu
'we find the proposition which
.down in general- terms thus
.46 The occupation of Spain and
'army, with the subsequent
cold tyranny in France,- would
Isaent,•from necessity, in ckndly
Hide eof this country; and it. u
doe babes despotic Powers t
I;putting it down.. In truthi-•not
.have .iny • security, or could
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thousand men, are go. out a suggest
ees and down agaia,--
tional Debt,
id think we are playing of novelty, an
can assure them we are tion in the Ho
r war faction themselves with the payn
rms. The strongest ally annuities, whi,
the question of war, ik the Principal- f
le East of the City tht, _ ft it well kilo
brinside is doing in the neble ansuitie
Number of!that Papist `alue with to
h.the Chromide had)lahl interest—the
I explicitly citifeideli:i., it granted can
rid Portugal by7a Erma(• be Paid. &r 11
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sid
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mkt cue tin uallr the hoiden of
to take., meztntfesr "Ten' then the
not one -fat- .thew' Arne 4S 'years, this
calculate. Opqii, vainagrolluti
liberty pheyweeld *but.- eonsiqie
ceiffrilistg3 ihth the stilt tedee
London, England, 1823-03-12

This day was published,
. _ . . . .

Foolscap !Ivo. priat 6d. boards, the Second Edition, of
poEms; by one of the Authors of ,‘ PaLms for
Youth, by a Family Circle."
London: Printed fur Baldwin, Craduck, and Joy, Paternos-
tex•row.

By whom also are published,
Poems for Youth, by a F.unily, Circle. Vols. 1 and 2,
price 3s. 6d. each, boards.

THOMSON'S CHEMISTRY.—.Y NEW EDITION.
This day was published, in Four large Volunies„Bvo. price £3,
The Sixth Edition, of

ASYSTEM of CIEMISTI:Y.—By THOMAS
THOMSON, M. D F.B.S. L& E. Regius Professor of
Chemistry in the University of Glasgow, &c.
London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and .7oy, Paternos-
ter-tow ; and Wm. 131ackwood, and Belt and Brudfute, Edin-
burgh ; and Hodges and 31acarthur, Dublin.

This day was publiihed, in Six Vold. price 10s. 6d. half-bound,
EVENINGS AT HOME; or. the JUVENILE Buo•
jJ ca OPENED : consisting of a Variety of Miscellaneous
Pieces for the Instrticlion
.and AMll.4lllellt of young Persons.
Dr. AIKIN and Mn. DAIUMULD. The Thirteenth
Edition, carefully revised and corrected' throughout by A It-
TIME AIKIN, F.sq. F.L.S. &c. and with some additional
Pieces by the Authors.
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This (lay was published,
In Two Volumes, Bvo. with Portrait, 245.
MEMOIRS OF BENVENUTO CELLINI.—
Written by himself; containing an unreserved accnunt
of his intimacy with Michael Angelo, Titian, and all the great
Italian Sculptors and Painters of the age ; his connexions with
Francis I. of France, the Emperor Charles V. Popes Clement
VII. and Paul 111. and many of the Princes, Statesinen, and
Ecclesiastics of that turbulent age.
The Third revised, trom the Italian, with Notes,
1;y TIIO3I AS ROSCOE, Esq.
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This day was published, ?rice :is. the Second Edition, or
CONFESSIONS 01. AN ENGLISH OPIUM
EATER.

" It is long since we passed an evening of such enchaining in.
terest as that which we owe to the Confessions of all English
Opium Eater.".—Quarterly li&view, July, 1822.
Printed for Taylor and Hessey, 93, Fleet-street ; and 13, Wa-
erluo-place.
Letters to a Young Man whose Education has been Neglected.
By the Author of " Confessions of an English Opium Eater."
Nos. 1. i I. and 111. are published in the London Magazine for
January., February, and March, 1823 ; the remainder will be
continued regularly in that Work.

This day was published, in Three large Vols. lino. price 18s.
MODES OF LIFE; DT, TOWN AND COUNTRY,
a %ova
Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-street.
The following will appear this Spring :
Beatrice; or, The Wyclserley Family, by Mary White, 4 vols.
Hearts versus Heads; or, Diamond cut Diamond, by lanes
Hook, Esq. 5 vols.
Theodore Cyphon; or, The Jew, by George Walker, New
Edition, 3 vols.
What shall be, shall he, a Novel; by Mrs. Meeke, 4 vols.
De Renzey; or, The Man of Sorrow, by H. N. Kelly, Esq.
Author of Frederick Dornton, &c. Second Edition, 3 vols.
Gretna-Green Marriages; 'or, The Nieces, fiy Mrs. Green,
Author of Who is the Bridegroom ? iftc. 3 vols.
London, England, 1823-03-12

a Sinking Fund of five millions should be maintained,
that the words " five millions" should be omitted,
for the purpose of substitutini " a clear sm plus of
Revenue not exceeding five millions."
A short conversation followed, in which Mr.
Motqcx, Mt. flume, the CHANCELLOR of the Excuic.
QUER, Mr. RICA RDO, Mr. GneNrgu.. and Mr. Haft,:
DI Ago were the speakers; after which the Corns t:•
tee divided on Mr. Hume's Amendment, when thi
numbers were— • • -

- • - SS
Majority ---4 s.
When strangers were re-admitted, th Committee
were discussing the present management of the Sink-
ing Fund, which Mr. HUNIE desired to see given up,
for the purpose of simplifying the accounts. N 3
Amendment was moved, but the Hot.. Gentleman
gave notice, that on that subject it was his intention
to take the sense of the House when the Report should
be brought up.
The terrraining clauses having been agreed to, the
House resumed, and the Report of the Comniittee
was ordered to be received to-morrow.

For the Amendment
Against it

MISCELLANIES.
The Report of the Assessed Taxes BiU was brought up and
agreed td. Some additional clauses were moved, which were
agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time to-morrow.
The Irish Arms Hill was read a third time, and pa std.
The Report of the Irish Yeomanry ('orps Bill was received,
and the •Amendments, after a few observations from Mr. Hti:ta
and Mr. GouLauarr, were agreed to —To be read a third time
tet-mnpreffer

Upon the motion of Sir T. Acta Ns, the Lime Toll F.renv.,
tion Bill was committed, and the Report ordered to be received
to-morrow,

• The Marine Mutiny Bill was read a second time, and ordered
to be committed tomorrow.

lIU ME gave notice, that to-morrow be should move Car
Returns connected with the Sinking Fund and National
Adjourned.

LIST OF THE MINORITY OF SEVEN
WHO TOTED TM FAVOUR OP MR. HUME'S AISCHAIENT FOE Imam
THE SINKINO FUND TO THE ACTUAL SURPLUS OF RETENUE ons
EXPENDITURE.
Blake, Sir Franck'
III•me, Joseph
Haldimand, W.
Leyeester, IL
Mooch, J. B.

Pelham, Ilon. C.
Whitbread, S. C.

TELLER.
Ricardo, David.

THE EVENING STAR,.
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TREASURY CLIAMB.ERS,
Co nntimariat Department, March 10, 1523.
SUCH PERSONS as are desirous of contracting
with the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, to deliver
COALS at ANTIGUA and BARBA DOES, may receive
'articular of the Contract at this Mee, between the Hours
bf Ten and Four; and deliver tbeir Tenders, sealed up and
kb:card to the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, marking
thereon" Tender for COALS;" on or before Friday, the 21st
instant, but none will be received after twelve o'clock on
that day ; nor will any Proposal be noticed unless made on, or
annexed to a printed Particular, and the Prices inserted in words
at length ; nor unless a letter be subjoined to such Proposal
signed by two periobE of known Property engaging to become
bound with the l'aztf tendering, in the suns expressed in the Par-
titsalars for the due performance of the Contract.

LIBERTY!—GREECE:—SPA IN!
This day was published, price 6s. in boards,
THE CAUSE of the GREEKS, a Play in Five
Acts.
By GEORGE iiURGES, A. M. 'Erin. Cell. Cambridge.
Printed for John Ali:ler, 69, Fleet-street.
London, England, 1823-03-12

BIBLES.

TE PORTEUSIAN SOCIETY are issuing their
BIBLES to the more indigent Closes at Three Shil*ngs,
and TESrANIENTS at One Shilling.—Each Bible contains
the Porteusian Index ; and the more interesting and devotional
Chapters are distinvished, for the help of young and inexpe-
rienced Readers. They ate also to be had in superior bindings,
sad in various sizes, from a pocket volume to large quarto, of
Messrs. Hatchard and Son, Piccadilly ; I learne, 81, Strand ;
Ale and Duncan, Holborn ; Rolfe, Cortibill ; Westley, and
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can only be obtained at the Depository, 40, Frith-street, Soho.
Subscriptions to the Society are received by Sir Richard Carr
Glyn and Co. Bankers, urchin-lane, Cornhill; by Messrs.
Drummond and Co. Bankers, Charing-cross; and by the Trea-
own aad Secretaries.

• OW CATARACT.—SECOND EDITION.
Tbis day was published,
A PRACTICAL. TREATISE on CATARACT.

By JOON STEVENSON, Esq. Surgeon.
Oculist and Aurist to their Royal Highnesses the Duke of York,
and the Prince Leopold of Saxe Cobourg; Member of the
Royal College of Surgeons, &c. and formerly Lecturer on the
Anatomy, Diseases, and Operations of the Eye and Ear.
s' The distinction between the different species of Cataract is
ally painted out, and an account of the altered structure of the
Iran affected is rendered not only interesting but intelligible to
eke general Reader. On the. synaptonts many new observations
' smut, which ought to be perused by those who have habitual
intammation of the Eye, or beginning obscurity of sight."—
lime Review.
" On the Cure of Cataract we have some interesting observa-
°elm, They who are desirous of more ample information will
"il well to consult the Book itself, which is written in a style at
tete simple and perspicuous, evincing in the Author a complete
oil intimate knowledge of his subjecr."—New Medical and
Physical Journal.
"The Author's Work will, we presume, be read by all who
are interested on the subject."—,Medical and Physical Journal.
Also, by the same Author,
A PRACTICAI. TRUTISE on WIAVir.SS of &wiz—Third Edit.
Likewise, A TRICA7IS6 on Gurra Sanwa ; exhibiting new
,
•sis relative to the Nature and successful Modes of Coring the
2117 u
common specks of Nervous Blindness: illustrated by Cases..
" We have been much pleased with the judgn nt mid can-
Voir everywhere apparent Us Nit. Stevenson's reaustks."—Ztle-
azal Repository.
, Printed MLonstnan and Co. Paternoste:-row ; and W. Phil-
IV) Georplud, 1.0.4 Ai 4-MVOS &4
London, England, 1823-03-12

No. 437, ftegermstreet, facing the Argyle Rome. k•

AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINRGAR. ' '
ZIHIS. agreeable perfumed liquor (the original in
irention of Mi. Henry) which is of well known efficacy ha
relieving Faintness and Ilead-ache, and In counteracting the
effects of over-heated, close, or infected air, continues to be pre-
pared. in the greatest perfection, by Messrs. TIIOS. and W.M.
HENRY, Manufacturing Chemists, Mane!tester. It is sold in
London, wholesale and 'retail, by Messrs. BAYI.IY and thew,
Perfumers, Cockspur-street ; and Retail, price 2s. 9d. by ti: /e.
agent or more in every principal Town ; but it cannot be genuine,
unless the names of the above priiparets are engraved on tic
Government stamp, which is fixed over the cork of each box.
Proper Sponge Boxes are sold by Bayley and Blew, at usual.—
As above may also be had, authenticated by a similar stamp,
Hexav's CALCIAZD MACNICSIA, in bottles at SL 9d. or with glass
stoppers, at 4s. 6d.
London, England, 1823-03-12

Zf GREEN FAIL

The Hamlet of ilaitsmerssnith hate had a full Men.
ing in the Chnrthi, on the subject of this Fair,-whe,,
it was resolved to address the Magistrates on the teb,
jest, they haiing stated atthe last Court Lett, nit
the new Police Act gave them the -
it, under certain ciscuritstanots -
in consequence of such ai
Hamlet, applied to the 1
Of the Manor, to ascertain
ranted by any Charter,
would interfere with anf
then found, that it is Oat
fees have been receded is,
amount of 1:;50 for orie
has lately been Appointed
Bishop, so far from having
presson of 6$ Brook Green
answers were yesterday coma
and the Magistrates and
bilis, announcing the disc
Fair in future, and that atv
erect booths, or to make
will be dealt with according to the new

them the pewer to some%
stances ; and the MittLtrais;
application OR lebait-
Itishn? I.,ostlon, as
in whether the Fair
, or whether its supp
,y of his privileges. It
nly during recent years
sy the Bishop's Bailiff, to
spot of ground ; that that
la new Bailiff; and
ng any objection to the set;
Pen Fair," desired it. 7' •
ommunicatell to the4litanlei
District Officers then iss
;continuance of Brook Gree
any persons endeavouring
other preparations for a
ling to the new Police Ao,
London, England, 1823-10-06

IMPROVED PORTABLE BATH, with complete
Apparatus for Heating, price Five Guineas, a valdable article
in a Family at all tinsel', but in cases of Sickness, highly important,
as it may be brought to the chamber of the Invalid, and heated at
the bed-side if necessary. Chair Reclining Bath, an article of great
luxury in the summer season, and requiring a very small quantity
of water for use. Improved Shower Baths, Steam Vapour Baths,
Children's Baths, of all sizes ; Knee Baths, Feet Baths, Hip Baths,
and Baths of every description, at J. Bcrosam's Dlannfactory, No. 1,
Edward-street, Portman square.
Warm and Cold Baths elegantly fitted up with improved Boilers
for heating.
London, England, 1823-10-06

COVENT-GARDEN.

The Opera of Clan was performed at this Theatre on
Saturday. The singing and the acting of Miss Time
were equally admirable, and received the most un-
equivocal acknowledgments of their excellence. Miss
HALLANDE and Miss Lovs were also very successful in
the support they rendered to the Opera. FAWCETT'S
Edam was full of energy and feeling. Mr. LARKIN,
who made a satisfactory debut last season, took the part
of Joan°, and went through it very respectably. He
has a tenor voice, with some fine quality of tone. After
the Opera, the two lively pieces of " The Irish Tutor,"
and " the Duel,"" kept the house in a roar of laughter.
CONNOR, BLAbiCHARD, FARREN, andJouss, sustained
the chief parts uith their accustomed ability.
London, England, 1823-10-06

TURKISH BLOCKADE.,

ZANTE, AUGUST co.
At a conference which lately took place at Patras,
between Vice-Admiral Sir Graham Moore and the Capi-
tan Pacha, commanding the Turkish naval forces at
present cruising in this neighbourhood, relative to the
exiting Turkish blockade, the same has been regularly
acknowledged, being kept up with an efficient force at
the following places, viz.—Gulf of Arta (Salaora ex-I
cepted), but vessels clearing for the port of Salaora are
to obtain a pass from the Turkish authorities at Previsa,
Dragomestra, Carochi, Pstacui, Missolonghi, Gulf of
Lepanto, and Chiarenza. Special licenses are to be
granted by the residents of the islands of Zante, Cepha-
lonia, and Ithaca, to lonian boats going to Chiazenza
and Dragomestra, but for the sole purpose of bringing
over cattle and supplies for the consumption of these
islands. It is also understood that in case the Ottoman
fleet should hereafter find it necessary to extend the
blockade to other ports, timely notice will be given.
London, England, 1823-10-06

rim THE/JIBES.

DRURY LONE.
The Comedy of " The Wonder," was acted on Satur-
day. ELLISTON, as Don Feli4, retains all his original
vivacity. He was finely entertaining throughout, and
his drunken scene was a highly \finished and excellent
effort. Miss L. KELLY exerted herself-with good effect
in Donna Violante, and was loudly applauded; HAR-
LEY'S Lissardo was rich in humour, and deserved the
warm approbation which it obtained. Mr. ARCHER
acted Colonel Breton, and went through the character
with much gentlemanly ease and appropriate animation.
Mrs. HUGHES displayed, in Flora, all that captivating
playfulness which first added her name to the list of
metropolitan favourites; and Mrs. Oacza did all that
could be done for his. The other parts were respect-
r ably filled; and the whole performance gave satisfaction.
London, England, 1823-10-06

PORTUGAL.

Last night we received a Lisbon Mail, with Papers
to the 15th ult. They contain several articles on the
subject of the Brazils. Three of the men of war from
Bahia, with several transports bad arrived, or had ap-
peared in the offing. The total separation of Brazil
from the mother country is ingeniously ascribed by the
Gazette to the Constitution, which the QuEeN, her Son.
and the soldiers have since overturned; and now that hi:.
DlA4EsTvhas once more resumed his former authority,
it is announced that he has been appointing Commis-
sioners, and taking steps "to heal the differences with
Brazil." Proposalshad been sent out toGen. MADMItA,
the Governor of Bahia, and to the Junta, proposing a
suspension of hostilities; but this was too late.

The new Ambassador from Spain to Portugal, the
Duke de VILLA HERMOSA, on his way to Lisbon, was
encountere,i by a S;)anish American Pirate, who tc,ok
asuay his secretary and servant, as well as the whole of
his baggage.
The introduction of the French Ambassador, HYDE
DE Nturtr.r.i., to the KIND, QUEEN, and Infant DON
MlGurr,, his delivery of the letters, orders of Knight-
hood, and messages with which he was charged from
Paris, and the speeches which passed on the occasion,
are de. (Jibed and reported at considerable length. The
speeches :tr 2 worth attention at the present hour, and we
therefore :tioj'oin them.
London, England, 1823-10-06

SILENT GLANCES.

Oh ! there are moments dear and bright,
When Love's delicious spring is dawning,
Soft as the ray of quivering light,
That wakes the early smile of morning;
'Tis when warm blushes paint the cheek,
When doubt the thrill of bliss enhances;
And trembling lovers fear to speak,
?et tell their hopes by silent glances!

And when young Love rewards their pain,
The heart to rosy love beguiling,
When Pleasure wreathes their myrtle chain,
And Life's gay scene is fair and smiling:
Oft shall they fondly trace the days,
When wrapt in Fancy's waking trances,
They wish'd and-sigh'd, and lov'd to gaze,.
And told their hypes in silent glances!
London, England, 1823-10-06

OF FOREION AFFAIRS.

" Cardinal Della (ienga was elected Pope on the 271 k
of September, and has taken the title of Leo Nli."

ARMY OF TIIE PYRENNEF.S,

ig REPORT MADE TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE MINISTE4

Of THE MARINE, BY REAR-ADMIRAL DUPERRE, COM.
HANDER-IN-CHIEF OF pis MAJESTY'S NAVAL FORCi4