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London, England, 1823-03-28 00:00:00

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(froth 13eisierel at Manilla, had thrlign bt
-the kingdom of Valencia, and arrhred beiwe W the
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4th. and 6th at the HuenaOf that city, aftsi,havlf*
repulsed, with some loss, the gaticatal Guard which
marched out to meet bim, and even taken. -wine'
prisoners ; that the Valencians, thinking that the
Itoyalist Chief would have' ventured to attack' the
*city, had prepared for their 'defence, being resolved
to receive him ; and that at the end Ulman, with
2000 men, had. retreated by Segorbe towards the
frOntiers of Arragon, where be was closely pursued
by the column of Brigadier Tones, and by other
troops from Valencia and Cuenca, and lastly by Em-
pecindo, who had been detached with a column
fiom Saragossa, so that it was hoped that within a
few days this band would have the same fate as
that of Cappe.

On the other hand, Merino, with 200 horse and
some foot, subordimate to Quesada, from. whom
he receives assistance, keeps possession of the road
from Burgos to Buitrago, and endeavours to re•
cruit his band, interrupting the communications
and the convoys of grain going to Vittoria, where
everything is scarce.
The Political Chiefs of Vittoria, Bilboa, and St.
Sebastian have sent orders to the young people of
the Constitutional party to assemble in the capital.
In Navarre everything is pretty tranquil since are
departure of the troops of Santos Ladron for St.
Jean Pied de Port.

The Navarrese are in no hurry to obey the call of
O'Donnell, and their indifference to that •f the Con-
stitutionalists is still more remarkable.

Orders have been received at Tudela, from Sara-
gossa, to form considerable magazines, especially of
grain; and on the 12th, lodgings were prepared there
for officers of all ranks, but hitherto to troops have
made their appearance.

Frankfort Papers of the 20th also arrived this
morning. They say the report of the capitulation eir
the Castle of Corinth is confirmed ; 3500 men laid
down their arms on the 12th of February to be ents
veyed to Asia. The news of the reduction of Patinii
by the Greeks appears premature. Larissa, it apr
pears, was still in the hands of the Turks on the 19th
of February ; later accounts report that it surren-
dered on March 6th. The Greeks; however, had
possession of Zeitouni and Volo, and were advancing
along the sea coast, all the districts on that side de-
claring in their favour. The Greek partisan, Dm-
MAN TI, was already on the North of Larissa ;ad im-
peded the communication between that fortress and
Salor'-li Offen,' - th, of th(

r. • Tbe annual distribution of his MA.teSTY's Rop4l
IVIISIOdy took pace yesterday, at Whitehall Chapel,
*temporary building, the whole length of the Chu.
psil, was constructed for the occasion, under the di.
rection of the Board of Works, in which sisty.ees
•neert and sixty-one women, being the age of de?
Krtfer, received the customary gifts of provisions a
eleven o'clock. Mr. HANEY, the Secortary• to tbk,
LORD HZGII ALMONER, Mr. JORRS, the Groom Of
the Almonry, and attendants, entered the building
alma eleven o'clock, to superintend the arrange.
meat of the Maundy people, and to receive the
visitors, who were admitted to Lee the ceremony 4
tickets. The ecipierits being seated at two tables co.
vered with white linen cloths, the officers proceeded
to supply each person with a loaf. The whole att.
rangement being completed at twelve o'clock, the
Sub-Almoner, the • iiev. Dr. Goottenotron, entered
the building, attended by Mr. It ay, and having
inspected the tickets of bread which were placed bee
tore each of the Maundy people, proceeded to say
Grace before Meat, as follows: " Bless, 0 Lone, the
Royal Maundy, to the use of these thy servants, and
dispose their hearts to the.praise of thy Holy Name,
with gratitude to their Royal Benefactor, through
JESUS CHRIST, our Lord, Amen." several per.
sons were then supplied witth a piece of beef, weigh..
ing from three pounds and a half to four pounds,
The Sub-Almoner then inspected the quality of the
meat, and having seen that each was supplied, he
proceeded to• say Grace after Meat, as follows:
" Graft, 0 Lone, in the hearts of these people grime.
ful obedience to the Royal dispenser of these thy bles-
sings, and cause them to look up to thee as the Su-
preme Author of every good, through JirsUS CHRIST
our Lord, Amen." The people being again ,eared,
the provisions and cloth were removed, and eat;, per-
son was supplied with a large wooden bow!, contain.
ing two salt cod, two sak salmon, 18 red and IS salt
herrings, and four loaves, which had been previoady
arranged by the purveyor, Mr. WYATT.
The Sub• Almoner having inspected the fi,h, and
seen that each person was supplied, and having drank
the health of the KING in ale, took his leave. The-
recipients then prepared to take away the provisions
to their respective homes 'with as much alacrity as.
their age would admit, in order that they might loit
able to return at two o'clock to attend the remaindeei
of the. ceremony in the interior. of the" Chapel.
Afterneon Service--At two.o'clock the Mounds,
people re-assembled in the Chapel, and were arrauged
in the aisle on seats prepared for that purproe. At
three o'clock a procession was formed at the Alntonry
Office by .the Yeomen of the Guard, in their rick
dresses (one of theM bearing the gold dish hi which
were placed the purses, each white purse containing
the silver pennies, and each red purse a sovereign',
the Sub• Almoner in his robes, and followed by two
girls and two bows belonging to the Westminster No-
tional School, who had been selected for their good
conduct, and by Mr. HANBY and Mr. &met, the pro.
cession being closed by the Yeomen.

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conduct, and by Mr. HANEY and Mr. JONES, the pro.' r peded the communication between that fortress and
Salonichi. Offensive operations on the part of the cession 'tieing closed by the Yeomen. 1.
On entering the Chapel, the Sub-Almoner, &ere-
Turks are not to be thought of in these countries, tary, and Groom took their seats, the former within, r
and the Janissaries, whom it is desired to send from and the latter on the outside of the Altar, and the
the Capital, absolutely refuse to obey the order. 'Yeomen at the severol angles of the aisle.
The usual appropriate Church Service then COM.
Aline/LRAM, Maims 25.—Exchange on London, 40. 10. ditto
two months, 40. 7.
menced.—Forty.lirst Psalm chaunted by Srair ir.—
First Lesson, 13th St. John, to the 18th verse.; and
FATAL SHIPWRECK. _ after the first Anthem, ‘4 Elide not thou thy race/I".
composed by FAREANT.
HOLYHEAD, MARCH 26. .----
The Sub-Almoner and attendants proceeded to
This morning, at 10 A.M. the Alert, MORGAN, distribute to the men the shoes and stockings.
(Liverpool packet), from Dublin to Liverpool, struck After the second Anthem, "Call to remembrance,"by FARRANT, woollen and linen cloth.
on the West Mouse Rock, near the Skerries Light- After the third Anthem, " 0 LORD, grant the Kiq
house, and in half an hoer after went .down; the a long life," by CHILD, the purses of money owl
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Captain and crew, excepting the steward and a boy,. distributed to the men and women. i..:
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were saved ; from ten to fourteen of the passengers e Sub-Almoner and Officers. restnned their elk
when• the fourth Anthem. " Who is this he at
were also saved ; about 130 perished. Boats from cometh from Edom rby Dr. ARNOLD, appointaby
this place have picked up and landed twenty-six of the Sub-Dean, was sung by Messrs. EVANS, Sautes,
the dead bodies. junior, HAWES, •NRILD, .WELSH, CLARK, MOLYSEUI,
and the young Gentlemen of the Chapel Royal. The
. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Trio was sung by . Messrs. SALMON, HAWES, and
WELSH. The. service was Dr. ARNOLD'S in B. Mr.
Faimouzn, Masers 26.—Wind E.—Arrived the Prince Re- COOPER presided at the Organ.
gent, Home, from Lisbon.
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PuratouTri, MARCH' 26.—Wind R.S.E.—Arrived the Nestor,
from New York, in twenty days; George and Mary, TRAILE, We do not know where the Neva Times learnt
from Leghorn; Clarissa, Kota, from Batavia, iu ninety.eigbt that General Guilleminot was a Liberal. On the
days; BiliArill, CHILD, from Baltimore, in twenty-four days; and contrary, he has always been known as ossessin the
Aurora, —, from Salem, in twenty•six dayl. - p g
Purest Ultra principles, and on this ground alone 1.,
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 27.—Wind N.E.—Sailed the Charles P
Grant, Hav,.for the Mauritius, Penang, afad C'hina, was he chosen Chief of the Staff of theAi my of the
Max, MARCH 27.—Wind S. by E.—Sailed this morning, the Pyrennees. . .
whole of the homeward•bouud for the River, as per last. Ar-
rived, and remain in the Downs, the Duke of York, CAsiiiii.i., THE BANK.—There was a great bustle at the Bank
from China. Came down from the River last night-, and re- yesterday, in consequence of the Ballot which took
main, the John, Tarioa, for Piasu; 'also, this morning, the place upon the question whether the half-yearly di-
Swift, East India pilot yacht. vidend now due should be four per cent, as roposed
Alitreeo, MAscal 25.—The Harriet, Kaman, from Dublin p
to Barbadoes and Trinidad, having struck on a rock off St. by the Court of Directors, or five per cent. plopesed
David's Head, at three A.M. on the 22d, became waterlogged, as an amendment at the last General Court of Pro-
and drifted about on her beam-ends far twelve hours, and. then prietors. The result of this Ballot. was e majority of
sunk in deep water; the blaster, crew, and one passenger, saved; eighty-three in favour•ef the Resolution proposed by
1 Mr. O'Rim.r, supercargo, was unfortunately drowned. theDirectors
and
adopted by the General Court ct#•
currom-Hoost, ham}, 27.—Ships Entered Inwards: The
Blucher, from Cade; Skylark, from Smyrna; Philotaxe, and Friday last, the numbers being— For the dividend Of
11 Louisa, from Antwerp; Mercury, from Palermo; Ceres, from four per cent. 244; for that of five per cent. 161. ...
litiei New ftedelielt. froroCedir ; Belle Alliance, from Antwerp ; Saturday, as a servant girt was cleaning a window in tbe upper
Mary, from Calcutta; and Violet, from Harlingen.—Entered story of a,house in Hereford. she lost her balance and fell tour
Outwards: The Flying Fish, for Ostend; Ann, for Trieste; ground, a height of nearly thirty feet. SA. was takes Dyable*.
Somersetshire, for Jamaica; Juno, for Cadiz ; and Nimble, for and the best medical advice promptly procured, but Ahern(
Seville.—Cleared Outwards: The Active, for Dunkirk; Re- girl expired the following morning.
becca, for Antwerp; Vestal, for Grand Canary; and Maria,
feti New Yogis. " NI: Hughey BALL, commonly called iu Limbo
I • the golden Bad, on account of his immense lean*,
estimated at a million and a half sterling, has jot
Tdesday, his Royal Highness the Duke of CLA-
married Mademoiselle MARIA Muscat:nom 4107
RENCE arrived at Bushy Park, from a visit to his i‘IA.
JESTY at Brighton.
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Mr. CROKER, M.P. left town nish dancer horn the Opera of Paris. It is. said that
Yesterday morning
she had refused a life-annuity of £SOOO stetliDtta"'"
for Brighton. a Journal des Debars of Taesday.—lt is well said at a 4-
The LORD Ma ',zoo gave a dinner at the Mansion
story loses nothing in the telling. N,Ye have here ru-
mour changed into certainty ; and the L. 500 person.
House yesterday, to a large party of Gentlemen con-
- which was the sum talked of anion those who nag
inected with Ilse Committee of City Lands.
The long disputed question relative to the Packet any interest in such matters, raised to £5000!
SMITHFIELD MARKET, MARCH at..
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r v.icet DR which the rival interests of Falmouth and • ,
crlintouth have {irate so actively employed, is now
very full Market this morning, partirldinlir,
Ox"enerare.dwlalmab, In consequence of which the prices sirefes....
filially betiletlin. favour cf the former. Thiity sail. •In Mutton .the supplrwas also. good, whirls ankle natillloy
.010-gun brigs, to be commanded by Lieutenants of -last Monday's prices. The trade was rather heavy..--001.1*:
"the Royal /.!lavy, are to be placed under the orders Reef , :4.01 to 4‘.4d. per none of Sibs-; Mottoes 5'4441°14!
cf Captain Kutch, late Inspector of the Piet/mei* taPthr.r.s. $4l-14).64. 44L. Yea4' A. C/IL l'9 644 ' -441.tak.,r1w
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4*See:vic; (Grille coasts' 10c.., lent., who hoists•lit
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dant an board the ArtaikA frifitit . Sir 'R lt: MA- DIED.
1124,-11ir!.Guonoe CLERK, an , this Officer, are at: • At his home in l3erkeiey-squar., on: 'Wednesday, ille#,A.
insfant, the infant son of the Hon.- William. Jervis rift%
piescrit Ail iiisortlrti, making • the n4essary arrange= aged five months:
' naents.forthit new service; which irrornises to be a7' • 7 '—''''' '--xs. 1100•1
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