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LONDON.

ItIONIMY, MAY 27, 1822.
Wurs-MormAy.--lioliday at the Bank.
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stoma SWIM= TO 55TIT DI TIM rasSIM PASSJAMINT.
Borough of &hash—William Russell, of Branespetk Castle,
in the etrunty of Durham, Esq. in the room of Matthew
Russell, Esq. deceased.
BANKRUPTCY SUPEItSEDED.
William Bartbrop, sen. Lincoln, woolstapler.
BANKRUPTS.
William and John Furlong, Bristol, haberdashers, to surrender
June 10, It. and July 6, at one, at the Commercial Rooms,
Bristol. Attornies Mr. Ambury, Bristol; or Messrs. Wil-
liams and White, Lincoln's Inn.
William Baker Crosen, Burton Lattimer, Northamptonshire,
miller, June 7, at ail, 8, and July 6, at eleven, at the White
Hart Inn, Kettering. Anomie', Mr. Lamb, Kettering; or
Mr. Nelson, Barnard's Inn.
Edwin James Port, Rugeley, Staffordshire, chemist, June 10,
at six, 11, and July 6, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn Ruge-
ley. Attornies, Messrs. Stocker and Co. New Boswell-neater
Lincoln's Lincoln's Inn ; or Mr. Salt, Rugeley.
William Tyler, Kimbolton, Huntingdonshire, currier, June 11,
at the George Inn, Huntingdon, 19, at the George Inn, Buck-
den, and. July 6, at the George Inn, Huntingdon, atelevea.
Attorney, Mr. Forbes, Ely-place, Holborn.
Witham Wood, Bruniby, Lincolnshire, jobber. June 11, at six,
12, and July 6. at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Glantford Briggs.
Attornies, Mr. Nicholson, Glansford Briggs; or Mr. Mason,
New 13ridge-street, Biackfriars.
William Potts, Sheerness, linen-draper, June 8, 15, and July
6, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Rs-
singitall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Osbaldeston and Murray,
London-street, Fenchurch-street.
henry Alexander Illingworth, Fowey, Cornwall, merchant,
June 6,7, and July 6, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms,
Vristal. Attornics, Messrs. Bourdillon and Hewitt, Bread-
street, Cheapside; or Messrs. Bevan and Britten, Bristol.
John Grafton, Lapworth, Warwickshire, tanner, June.ll, 12,
and July 6, at twelve, at the Stork Tavern Birmingham.—
.Attornies, Mr. Edmunds, Symond's Inn, Chancery-lane; or
Mr. Mole, Birmingham.
Richard Brooke, Waleot, Somerset, brewer, June 17, Is, and
July 6, at ekven, at the White Hart Inn, Bath. Attornies,
Messrs. Jenkins and Co. New Inn • or Mr. Batcheller, Bath.
Dederick William Courthorpe, Langbourn Chambers, Fen-
church-street, timber merchant, June 1, 11, and July 6, at
eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basing-
hall-street. Attorney, Mr. Pearson, 'Change-aßey, Cambia
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STOCK EXCIIANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Owing to this being a holiday at the Bank and Stock Ex-
change, most of the Brokers have assembled on the Royal-Ex-
change ; but little busintss is transacting up to this hour in our
Funds. Consols are 80 to f for the Account.
FORLICaI Fusses.—ln consequence of the news from Spain of
some disturbances in that quarter, there has been rather a de-
pression in the Spanish Stock ; but the well-informed Spaniards
do not attach much importance to it, as the Spanish Army of
Observation, which is going to the frontiers, is only to watch
that of their neighbours, the French, who are greatly alarmed,
fearing the South of France might be attacked by the same dis-
order, and join the Spanish troops.—Spanish Stock, New 63k ;
(a 62f. The other Stocks are nominal in price.
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ROYAL EXCHANGE, ONE O'CLOCK.

A number of Brokers and Jobbers are assembled on the
'Change, but Caere is little business doing, and Consols are steady
at. 804 for the Account•

Advices have been received this morning from
Constantinople, to the 25th ult. Their contents are
important in the highest degree, as they bring intel-
ligence of the Porte having made those conces-
sions that must lead to the differences between
that Power and Russia being • amicably adjusted.
—We learn from the best authority, that the DIVAN
had decided upon evacuating the two provinces,
Wallachia and Moldavia. Orders had been actually
issued for this purpose, and our Correspondent asserts,
that at the date of his letter the Turkish troops were
retiring from the frontiers.
Twelve Representatives were to be chosen from
amongst the Chiefs of these two Provinces, who were
to form a kind of Junta, for the administration of
their local affairs; and eight individuals were to be
mident at Constantinople, as hostages for the due per-
formance of the new regulations and Government.—
This determination of the Porte, as it was generally
unexpected, had diffused great satisfaction to the fo-
reign merchants at Constantinople, and nothing now
remained, it was imagined, to preveat the continuance
of peace.
Advices have also been received from Odessa to
the 80th ult. which confirm the foregoing statement,
&ad commerce was in consequence improving. Little
doubt was entertained there but that the new measures

of the Turkish Government would lead to peace.—
'These letters also confirm the previous account of the
destrection of Scio, and give most appalling. details
of the bloody scenes which took place.

The French Papers of Thursday and Friday, and
zgadri4 Papers to the 14th instant, have been re-
ceived. The Paris journals are filled with accounts of
plots and conspiracies in Spain, which are to'n cer.
extent confirmed by intelligence direct from Ma-
Cones have decree] the Hymn of Risco
Hymn, and that the 13th of May, the day
;a return to Madrid, shall be a dog ("mourn-
, Spaniards, ski the Court is forbidden here.
eclebrate Ito A conspiracy which was to break

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4 out as the letholso been difoterltd ; and the Cates('
have bad Zstmordinary Sittings, for some days, to l'
midnight. It walk, seem from one of the Madrid
journals that bonito, and several Members of the
Cones, were suspected ; and papers were circulated
to the Club of Fentano d'Oro, of which the following
is an extract:
" The infamous Ministers, the Welton de Argueßse, Valdes,
Allied, La Puerta, Benito, sod the Caputo-General Malik, are
agreed to destroy the sacred Conedtudeu 'They hold their
councils in the Palace ; dues are messengers going backward*
and forwards to the Court (Sotto). The Caestitution and the
country perish by the infamous Ministers, Arguelles, La Puerts•
Valdes, and their adherente--they authorise the oonspirecies•
and raise recruits to join the factious. Let them die, then, rather
than we should die by the hands of these wretches !"
Whatever may have been the conduct of Itloatuoi
it is certain that the Special Committee of the Cortes
for responsibility, proposed his impeachment in the
Sitting of the 1 lth instant.
An article from Alicant, in the Madrid Papers,
dated May 6th, states, that a scandalous event had
lately occurred at Tibi:—Forty armed men, with six
bones, entered the place in the night, firing muskets,
and uttering horrible cries ; they proceeded to the
house of a widow, who was looked upon as rich, and
robbed it of 45,000 piastres. Having secured their
booty, they left the place, and were said to he ea'
camped on the 2d .at the foot of the Sierra del Cid;
and the people of Agost were in the greatest alarm.—
It is said that these robbers are protected by the La-
' cal Authorities, under the cover of whose criminal
'connivance they commit these excesses.
The following are extracts from the French Papers
of Thursday and Friday :
PARIS, MAT 24.
We expect to read in certain Journals to-morrow,
that a counter-revolution has broken out at Madrid—
that the people there are cutting each other's throats,
and that the Peninsula is on fire. Some letters of the
18th, from Bayonne, are in effect sufficient to give
rise to new declamations and new absurdities. The
following is the substance of one of them :
a Sinister reports are abroad. An extraordinary courier has
passed here for Parts, said to be the bearer of intelligence that
the capital of Spain is in full insurrection"
Another letter of the same date and place says,
" Nothing is heard in our town but reports of a counter-revo-
lution which has broken out in Spain, and is, they say, greatly
adranoed."—aorulitutionnei.
A story is told of the famous English banker,
Baring, being seized on his way, with his wife, from
Naples to Rome, by a band of robbers, and com-
pelled to ransom himself by the payment of several
millions.
May es, Five per Cents. opened at ea 65c. closed at 88f. 75e.
May 14, Five per Cents. opened at 89f. 40c. closed at 89f. 25c.
CORFU, APRIL 20.
An Act of the Parliament of the United States oft
the lonian Isles fixes the punishment to be inflicted
upon the infractors of lonian neutrality. The sub-
jects of the said States, taking an active part for or
against the belligerent parties in Epirus,Peloponnesus,
or the adjacent islands, countries, or seas, shall be
exiled from the lonian Isles and their dependencies,
and their property, real and personal, confiscated.
ZANTR, APRIL 16.

The system of neutrality which has been proclaimed
in the lonian Isles goes directly to the confiscation of
the property of all the lonian Nobles suspected of
being favourable to the cause of the Greeks who are,
combating for their independence. Several of these
Nobles, known by their fortune and their principles,
have been obliged to expatriate themselves, and seek
for safety in the insurgent islands. Amongst them
are the Count Metaxa, a rich proprietor; M. Anzu-
lacato, known for his wealth and the honourable em-
ployment of his fortune ; and the venerable Arch-
bishop of Cephalonia, Typeldo, known for his piety
and his learning

This forenoon we received Dutch and Flemish
Mails, bringing Frankfort Papers to the 21st instant;
Brussels Papers to the 24th, and Dutch Papers to
the 25th instant. The following are extracts:

HAGUE, MAY Ss.
Yesterday morning, at half-past eight o'clock, the
discharge of theattlllery; and the hoisting of colours
on the steeple of the great Church, announced to the
inhabitants of this town the happy intelligence of the
safe delivery of her Royal Highness the Princess of

Orange, of a Prince.
This afternoon, the King and Prince Frederick ar-
rived here from the Loo.
ST. PETERIBURGH, MAY 6.
The report of the return of the Guards still pre-
vails; but wellinformed persons say, that probably
only two Regiments of the Guards will be recalled,
to be stationed along the coasts.
A Committee is appointed, to which are referred
all complaints, papers, and documents, relative to
goods prohibited by the new Tariff, but which were
shipped for Russia before it was published abroad.

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FAIIIIOII4IIL2 morranwrs,
ARRIVALS.
'tlaa~aer'a Nees!, Cavendish.rquare--Lord Bea
Major-Osneral Sir Denis Pack, Bart. from Prams ;
le la Roach, at dkte.
raisrloo Hotel, Jermynatrest—Colooal Theirs. of
the Oxford Biwa, from Oxfordshire ; and Mr. and Mrs. Booth,
from a tour.
At Batt's Hotel, Dover.otreet—Mr. and Lady Thereto&
asiM, and Lady Bonk, from their seat, Cockel's Hill; also the
Mria. Mrs. Staged O'Brian and family, Mr. and Mn. Hay.
toad and family, and the R. Dr. Troll.
DEPARTURES.
Tea Duke and Doglises of Bedford have left town for their
seat. Tarim** Hsu s, Devonshire.
The Doke at Norfolk left town this day, for his seat. Arun.

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-yertorday meenbas, for Ids sod, ILlorbediSsOnde.
The Marquis mad Marabous at Lohdonderry left town on
Saturday, for their seat, North Cray, Rent.
The Marcblemess of Salisbury left town on Saturday, for het
elate Hatleld.
Lord and Lady Stewart left town yesterday for North Cray,
Kent, on a 'Litt° the Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry.
From Marshal Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-square—Philip
Bennet, jun. for Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk; also Lieutenant
Cockburn, of the 13th Light Dragoons ; and Captain R. Mit-
(cid, R. ri.
From the Waterloo Hotel, Jemayn-street—Mr. and Mrs.
Walmsky, and the Miss Walmsleys, for Paris; and 11. Thomp-
son, Esq for his sat in Bucks.
From Batt's Hotel, Dover-street—Lady Synet and family, for
Ireland ; and Mr. Starke, for Devonshire.

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Saturday and yesterday Prince ESTSIIIIAZY had
audiences of his MAJESTY.
Saturday, the Duke of Yeses visited his Maxasre.
The Duke of DORSET and the Marquis of SALIS.
DORY had audiences of the KING on Saturday.
Yesterday, Divine Service was performed at the
King's Palace, Pall-mall, by the Rev. Dr. lisoisenc.
Saturday, the Duke of GLoncEsTea artived in
London, from his visit to Mr. JOLLIFFa.
Yesterday morning, the Princess AUGUSTA attended
Divine Service, at the Chapel Royal, St. James's.
Yesterday, the Danish Minister and a select party
dined with the Prince and Princess of DeNNIARIC.
Yesterday, the Duchess of KENT, and the Prince
and Princess of DENMARK, attended Divine Service
at the Royal German Chapel, St. Jame,'s, and heard
a Sermon preached by the Rev. Dr. Kneen. After
Divine Service, the Prince and Princess honoured
the Earl of LtveepooL, Viscount and Viscountess
MELVILLE, Earl and Countess BATHURST, E4rl cf
WESTMORELAND, and the Duke and Duchess of Mnx.
TROSE, with morning visits. At four o'clock, their
Royal Highnesses proceeded to the Royal Academy,
Somerset-place, to view the Exhibition, where their
Royal Highnesses were received by Sir Thomas LA w.
ague; the President of the Royal Academy. Me
Prince and Princess were attended by their Lord
Chamberlain, a Lady in Waiting, and other attend-
ants. The Danish Minister was in attendance to re-
ceive the Prince and Princess. Their Royal High-
nesses were joined at the Royal Academy by the
Duchess of KENT and the Princess SOPHIA, the Prin.
cess FEODOR, attended by Captain CONROY and the
Baroness de SPAEDTH. Sir THOMAS LAWRENCE con-
ducted the Royal Party through the different tot
with which their Royal Highnesses were so much
gratified that the Exhibition occupied their atten-
tion mush longer than they calculated. The Prin-
cess SOPHIA, the Duchess df if ENT, and Pi incess
FEODOR and their suite, left at six o'clock. The
Prince and Princess of DENMARK. remained some
time afterwards, and were pleased to express their
high gratification at the great degree of eminence the
different Arts had attained in England.
The Marchioness of LANSDOWN gave a most splen-
did rout on Friday evening, at Lansdown House,
Berkeley-square. The grand statue gallery, the two
spacious and elegant drawing-rooms, and refreshment
room, were thrown open, which were deem ated with
a profusion of pots of flowers, and illuminated with
uncommon brilliancy. The company present exceeded
7CO distinguished fashiotiables.
The Countess Ltzvates party yesterday evening,
in Harley-street, was very numerously and fasltiou-
ably attended.
Mr. and Mts. FOOT entertained a distinguished
party yesterday, at their house in Weymouth-street.
Gamut Pn west, Esq. M.P. entertained a party of
distinction yesterday, at his house in Mount-street.
The Anniversary Festival of the Royal Society of
Musicians, was held on Saturday last, at the Argyll
Rooms; Earl Fostrzscue in the Chair, supported by
a number of Noblemen and persons of rank.
Saturday (being Whitsun Eve) there was a grand
musical performance at Covent-garden Theatre, un-
der the able direction of M. BOCHSA, the whole of
which went off with infinite eclat.
THE PARES.--.The humid cam of the weather yes-
terday prevented the usual display of gaiety. The
carriage company, however, were numerous.
A street in Ti owbridge, has been waggishly named
Heavenly-street, from seven pet sons of the name of
Angel, two of the name of Church, four of the name
of Parsons, and one of the name of Clerk residing in it.
The Editor of the Manchester Observer mentions
his having received a letter from Mr. HENRY HUNT,
whO says that the Rev. Messrs. COLSTON, I HRuto, and
WHALEY, and four others, visiting Magistrates, have
received a letter-from the LORD LIEUTENANT Of the
County, informing them that their services as visiting
Magistrates will be dispensed with in future.
MARTIN and Co. beg leave to remind their Friends
and the Public, that, to-morrow week (4th of June)
the Lottery will begin and finish Drawing ; there are
only 7,000 Tickets, with Two Prizes of £20,000, and
fourteen other Capitals of £l,OOO, £5OO, 1:200, &c.
all in Sterling Money. The Ticket No. 1,172, last
drawn Prize of £22,000 Money, was Sold in Shares
at MARTIN and Co:s Offices, 8, Cornhill, and 120, '
Oxford-street, and by their Agents in the Country.
1 Many persons think because Biwa sold in Shares
both the Two last Twenty Thousand Pound Prizes,
drawn the last day of the last Lottery, that he will
sell both the Two Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds
hi the next. We see no reason why he should, but
we certainly see no reason why he should not ; how-
ever, a short time will determine, as all the £20,000
Prizes and all the other Capitals must be drawn on
ITuesday. 4th June. Tickets and Shares, we observe,
are selling at Bisa's Offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9,
Charing-Cross, and by his Agents in the Country.
LADIES OF -SOUTH AMERICA. letter from Lima
states, that the Theatre is opened twice a week ; that
the most fashionable Ladies stand up in the front
boxes and light their segars by the chandeliers, and
that the house is coutisully filled with stunk %

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