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London, England, 1828-09-12

LATBST NEWS FROM COLOMBIA-WAIL

is Brim VA a has been hasty in nsirg the extraordinary—..
that is, mstimited—powers' demanded for bins by the
fictionist, of some of the principal cities in this country,
and conferred on him by the Cluncil of State. He has
published a Proclamation, dated at Bogota, and ad.
dressed to the inhabitants of Colombia and Bolivia,
calling on them to take op arms, and to revenge the k-
ali offered by 'Peru in invading the territory of the latter
Republic. This Proclamation, which is of considerdble
leagth. is furnished by the Carthageea Gazette of the
20th July. The same Paper contains official letters
from the President of Bolivia, and from Colombia, err-
tifying the fact of invasion, and assenting to an union
of force or a co.operatian."

From the Singapore Paer.rb received at the North
and §,,uth American Care Muse. to the 14th Apiil
N Sir ARCHIDALD CAMPIIIILL I fturts44lllolll Cekidtk
to Amherst on the IOLh Jsnuirry, 4nd vr*itcu It •regr.

'wl en etrangemsms wets made Int Lieutenants Raw
union and Monsmonascv Whig wof up i the Da..
mese boats to Ara—the former or the putposeN te.
ceivinp charge of certain prisoner% to be detain
at Aga, taken sloth g the war ; the latter to try to aim
• vet ham Asa toast Surveyors in Niunipme. They",
ment of the instalment, or balance, of thellenake
niemnity, was to be made in Fchruaty:'

--"TrilY. Tine Lea
I The Camel maths* spited this ateenisk at See ter the Arcane
bet In ennsequrnee of the Dutch and Mihail feeds andel use .
per rem lower. the British market tatter reeked. sad west Efte
to Sal I, and at Fremont nay be tested at N. t. The bedew
doing i. not at any Importance at ptentat.

Letters retailed Item ?melon. dated the Id at dirpsembeividi
Frame, per Mail this sasetalg, state. that the different Ilsomms
in prams at Aix, Marseilles. Antibes. and Teske, have tow%
order. to Mold themselves in readiness tb embark: they we ihi
taking up fresh transports. Is the Foreign Nadel at plot
there is nothing doing.

CITY. HALILPAST ANN O'CLOCE.
The Camel Market remise remains steady, !leapt
fluetitsttaa during the atoratag ed about g pet teat. ammais:
been dose at est j. and 84 he the &met t at mint del ent
be "sated ail
The having-olf pekes of the French Meads at Turk goo
been reethred.—Five per Cents. 107 E Me. Three per cat
74f. 20e. •
In tbeFereira Market Colombian !wads have pace dots, wabi
ta bum& galas as war wkb Perw.
London, England, 1828-09-12

111

Memorials of SHAKSPEA ; or, Sketches of his Character
and Genius, by Sir Walter Scott, Campbell, Coleridge, Godwin,
Mackenzie, Cumberland, Warton, Dryden, Goethe, the two
Leasing, Madame de Stael, and other eminent writers.
Edited, with a Preface and Notes, by N DRAIN, M.D. litc.
In One Mere Volume. Bvo. forming a valuable accompaniment to
every edition of the Poet.
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Gentleman's Magazine.
• IV.
BABYLON THE GREAT; ne, Men and Things in the
British Capital. Second Edition. Two Vols. post rhos. 181.
•• There is hardly any topic connected With the present state of
the Metropolis in an its contrasting varieties, of which the curious,
Reader is nut put in full possession, by a perusal of this work.
Among various other subjects of the must interesting nature
which have been added to this new edition, may be mentioned,
• An Exposure of the true state of Metropolitan Academies fur
young Gentlemen, and Establishments for young Ladies.' • The
Londo►► University ;" London Bubbles and Quacitery,'.&C. The
Author has also dwelt so much on the public men of the me-
tropo:is, that his book might not inaptly be called the Personal
History of London.'"
V.
The CLUBS of LONDON. With Anecdotes of their Mem-
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post aro. 18s.
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London, England, 1828-09-12

THE 'ARMY.

The following detachments belonging to Regirneets of Infimtry
arrived tot town On Wednesday, from Chatham. sod asarehed yes-
terday morning. for lkistol. on route to the undermentioned sta.
tions in Ireland: The 19th Foot. for Charles Fort, Cork ; the 59th
ditto, lot litrr ; the 70th ditto, for Cork ; the 79th ditto, for Bel-
fast ; and the 911th ditto, for (rake. * •

Detachments from the Deports of the 111th, 4341. 84th Regiments,
and Rode Brigades at Plymouth garrison. are selected for embarka-
tion, to joist the service companies of their respective regiments.
Detachment. of lasealsds, belooging to the 41st 45th, 46th, and
411th Regiments of Poet, arrived on board the Zet;obia, free trader,
on the 7th, from Madras, disembarked on the Stb inst. at Grow*
end, and marched for the Invalid Depot at Chatham.
The Depot a the MO Regiment of Infantry is daily egractied
to strive at Chatham, from Canterbury, for gar-rhos duty.
London, England, 1828-09-12

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.'
UMW Ammo Tun Dim—Dublin 1--Waterrerd ".
Holland 1. a

.

The We!gingham. Ada, Importer. and Orange Grove, il,nre;
driven at shove at the Cape of Good Hope. durieg a severe ply
about Mk June. •
The Padang. Goo, front Padang to Mown*, is totally wreeeed •
at the Cape. of Good Hope.
The Archibald, hilmerne, from the Mastitis., arrived at the Cape
with loss of round•buisse, bulwarks, &c. The Timor, Foxe, had
pot in there to repair.
The Nancy, Reamer. from New Orleans to Liverpool, was
carried into Key West by wreckers previous to 24th July. having
been en shore on Carystort Reef.
The Vigilante, horn CampeachOcarried into Key Welt,
baying beat on shore, has been sold with her cargo.
The Sarah, Caoweit.. from New York to Sc. John's, N.B. went
on shore and sunk Off No Man's Land, oth alt.
The Charlotte (British ship) put into Savannah lath ult. in distress,
having been on shore.
The Earl Meanly, Deemeas. ban Liverpool to Malaga, Is en
shore at Douglas. Isle of Man. •
Livaaroot.. &pr. 10.—The Mercury steamer, intended for tie
Greeks, put into Lisbon ISA oft. and was to ischaige to repair.
A schooner (apparently a coaster) is on shore on the North Rank.
Arrived the Lancashire Witch front Lisboa, sailed 27th Ilk. jOw
the following day, in lat. 40. long. 10. was brought-to lej the bids
Providencia, under SMOG Ayresn colours, which sent her Sou
alongside, but was refused admittance ; supplied her with potatoes,
for which payment was offered. She had changed her name throe
times whilst on the coast of Portugal, and was cruising off Lisbon,
Deal, Sem 1 W.—Arrived the Mary Ann, SM.
reivemses, from Singapore ; Sc, Andrew, Commis, from Trbiffeel.g.
Louisa. Gamier, hum Rune ; Anne. Boaren, from fit. Lidos.
Spike. HAMLIN*. from Prince of Wales Island ; Bliss. Lasso, from
New South Wake; Lady Faversham. from &sashay ; Black River
packet, Balms, front Jamaica Unanimity. Musa, from Oporto;
and Charles, Meuse. from Tobago.
Poorsesoirro, Seer. ;I.—Wind S. W.—Arrived the Maria
lens, from Rio Janeiro. Arrived from London the 'Mich% Cann,
for Jamaica; and Lucy Aen, for Philadelphia. • Passed the• M-
entos, Amuteent. hum the South Seas.
Pi.vseteurse. &&F..—Arrived de& eltfotileseff.
drama, Aug:axes% hoof Illormiline; aid gee* ilanise: free
Sierra Leone.

Fiume's, Sart% 10 Wind S.B. to S.S. W.-- Ardeeddierkod&r
packet, front the Me4iterranean--miled from Carlo 7th Align"
Malta 15t1s. and Gibraltar 29th. The Russian skip Vere C'
noise, Rear-Admiral Mosso, arrived at Gibraltar Go die 1111d1o;
Arrived the Klrick, Gams. from St. Domingo. . • ••
lhassta, Juts 6.—Tbe Hebe, George the FOunb,'Oovirntry,
Cosham, Henry, and Exchange, rod. out the gait at the Cape of
Good Hope.
London, England, 1828-09-12

VIENNA. AUG. 30.

We hear that the English legation has received a
toutier, dispatched from Odessa by Llrd Heytesbury.
The accounts he bring we very sati factory with re-
spect to the negociations of that MiAirer. The Russian
Cabinet is said to have rere.ned the assurance that it
wilt not wake conviests, and the Emperor bas verbally
renewed it to lord Heytesbuty.
'These accounts have been. sent to Llndon by an ex-
traordinary courier. • •
Lewis from.Jassy of the 21st have lren circulated
to-day on 'Change, which announce that Varna has
surrendered to the Russians, after a bombardment of
sixteen bouts from the s:a-side. The confirmed on of
this news is expected.
London, England, 1828-09-12

tOWIFRIES. Strr 9.

~-

st is drawing to a close in this quarter, and
will he completely fini.l*d brunt.. the Bond Fair--the
usual nerind assigned ter its termination. Iss Galloway
and Disinfriesshiee a great number tf farmers have as-
t. sdy Harvest genie, and from all we cats
learn, but little grain is lift uncut, though 11
able port?oit remains to he carried. The nelson chanped
7.sterday, 'and as Sunday wa. a dull, him, day, the
seen were prophesying a change of weather. But the
gloom write 4eff, and the sky is not only as bright us
ever, hot gives promise of a long conlinuanceof di ought.
Dena.—Peirtridge shooting commenced nn Mondas
last, and is the weather was never finer in September,
has been unremittingly pursued by a whole host, we
may say, of sportsmen. Here and there obstructions
occurred in the shape of st.toks and standing cone ; but
there are modes of " getting the better of these.
the birds ate numerous and strong on the wing.
great feats in the wity if shooting were perfumed no
tne ist and subsequent d Is. We stated formerly, thin
game was mote plentiful in Galloway than Dumfries-
.hire; and hence, probably, the unwonted number of
gentlemen (nem a di.tancelmany of them of the highest
respectability) wha hare obtained leave on the grounds.
and' soread thems,lves over that di•troct. Prodiginu
haycock-has thus been made, and we know r certain,
that in no 'f entice year were in many belles of game
fispatchea 11041 Newton Stlwar, and other stages OM
the ti enoway soul Oes 1% edne.stay last Captain Inge
talthougle hi. twat Was comparatively limited, shot 10
harem, -and 34 brace if partridge.. btlickeeecks. ano
:groom • -On surne preceding days his succe s was very
little inferi r, tad we could name anther gerstleman
(certainly one of the best sjsots in Scotlani, who has
nagged altopthei since nu Seism comme.ised, al-
hough he was not out e•vrry day. upwards of 500 brace
iiitanteoa-Dutajries Courier.
London, England, 1828-09-12

IRISH BEEF AND PORK.

VICT MILLING-OFFICE, Aily 939 1828.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
his MAJESTY'S NAVY, to. do hereby give notice,
That on TIMILMIAT, the 25th of September nest, they will be
ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for the
supply' Co this Department of a .quantity of IRISH SALT
MEAT, equal to Thirteen Thousand Navy Tierces of BEEF,I
and Thirteen 'thousand Navy Tierces of PORK, all to be Cured
in the ensuing Season, to be delivered four-fifth parts thereof in
Tierces, and the remaining fifth part in Barrels, into his Majesty's
Victualling Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, Plymouth, and Cork,
in such proportions as shall hereafter be agreed on, one half thereof
on or befcire the :Bth day of February, and the other half on or
before the 51st day of May, 1829, to be paid for as usual, by Bills,
without Interest, payable silty days after date.
. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at this Office, or by
applying to WM. Melts, Esq. Agent 'for the Victualling at Cork,
or to the Collkrors of his Majesty's Customs at Limerick, Belfast,
Newry, and Waterford, and to the Secretary to the Postmaster-
General at Dublin respectively.
No Tender for' a less quantity than shall be equal to Three Hen.
deed Tlercee of Beef, or to Three Hundred.Tierces of Pork will
be admitted ; and each Teoder must specify the price in words at
length, and be delivered before Oae o'Clock on the Day ap-
pointed, and must be accompanied by a Letter signed by two
responsible Persons engaging to become bound with the Party ten-
tkring, in a penal suns equal to one .third of the • amount of the
Contract, for the due performance of the sante.

The Person who makes the Tender, or bane Person on his behalf,
inustmittend to answer when called for.

WALLER CLIFTON.

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• London.
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London, England, 1828-09-12

*azUlan
Real del Monte 400
Van Dienien's Land Agrie. NO

What we stated wises his Royal Highness the Doke
of CLA Itasca resigned the office of Lord High Admiral
of England has come to• pass--Lord Vi•coont M<L•
•ILLS resumes his office as Fist Lord of the Admi-
ralty. The Board will therefore now ciinsist as formerly
of the First Lord. and tour other Lords. It is added
that Lord Eu.rusiosiouon will succeed Lord Mitt.utt.La
as President of the Bard of Contr Dui.

The news Isom the seta of war are still scanty and
unimpuMnat. tough much, no doubt, bearing on the
anal results of the campaign has taken place since our
last accounts. The Gazette de France. dated Wednes-
[day, quotes letters from Odessa of the 19th ultimo,
which give no account of military operations, but state
that the departure of the EN PESOS for the army, which
previous accounts had fired for the 22J, Was postponed
till the b•gittssing of the present month, and that his
journey was arranged in such a manner as would enable
him to teach head quarters on the 6th inst. It is also
stated, that Lord Herrasauay had daily conferences
with Crunt NISSIELMODI. in *WO the Russian Cabinet
had renewed the disclaimer of all views of aggrandize•
meat, and that the EMPICKOR had added a verbal pledge
to the same effect. The report of the capture of Varna
is again renewed ; but no such intelligence bad reached
Odessa on the 24thi. and. the whale account is
'evidently but an echo of the stuck on the vessels in
'the harbour, by Gazio which we mentioned several
days back. &me symptoms of plague have again
appeared at Bucharest, and very strict regulations
have been adopted to prevent its spreading. The gar-
rison of Giorgevo still continues to make incursions
tom the province—a sign that the Russians have no
forces in that neighbourhood. So bold are they, that
fears are entertained fur the safety of Btscharest.

From the New York even, received at the North
and South American Coffee House, to the 17th August:
London, England, 1828-09-12

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

llnstaay.—The Tlne sunk in ill fathoms water ; all her dud
weight was on hoard, and upwards of X 2,000 light goods; •about
£s.ooo to £lO,OOO had been landed, beanies other propeny un-
known

Kermit* Mae X.—Arrived the Marquis of Mundy, Amouelt,
from New South Wales. The Waterloo was to sail for Widen
Sib May; and the Frederick, Legg. for Loadon.3lst May, with
the rest of the proceeds of the James Scotes4amaged cargnJ The
Florenda, the Asia, Masan, the John, Mancrieff, and the Marquis
of Handy, Amongll, remain without cargo.
The Maria, !Beards, an her passage from Batavia to Manias. gbt
on Mere near Yloyla, and remained four days, and after great exer-
tions she wear* off with some damage. and experienced a sneers-
skin of gales far twenty-two davit& the Cape, and saw twenty to
thirty homeward bound ships in the Channel.
limn Stoical' Wme.—The Mary Ann, Spottiswoode, from
Sincapors (spoke 13th of April,) to London, and of Id of July, be-
tween the Cape and Bt. Ifeletta.—The York, Wilkisisms, [runt
Bengal to Lendon,ttst of June. off the ('ape, per Maria.
• Passenger per Maria—Mr. Cuibett, from Batavia.

.Mrs. Abbott. who was so severely wounded by bet
husband, is pronounced not of danger.
bloody", as Captain JOSHUA BOULDItaaOII, aged 64,
was in the act of putting hes gun to his shoulder, he
fell. down and expited instantaneously. He liad left
his Lundy near Hull but a short time betore it) es-
cellent heAltu. fur Barton upon Humber, *belt he
intended to enjoy the amusement ut pomade 5h61,14114gs
The deceased., who was universally respected. was bitfif
Years Master Aitesidant in the service of Honotirellle
East lodia Company.
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London, England, 1828-10-01

NEWCASTLE, Sur. SO.

•
Friday morning last. an old man worts thrown down
and, seriously injured, by a coup with a board affixed to
her bead, which was grazing on the haughs on the north
side of the Tyne, between what is well known, as the
4, Curds and Cream House," and the copperas factory.
A person with an umbrella fortunately came•to his as.
aistance, and by poking the animal iq the side, &c. pre:
vented the poor fellow, from receiving further injury,
but the COW was riot effectually beat off till another man
came and assisted in dtiving her away. •
Saturday week, IWO- heirtlemanly !yoking persons ar-
rived at Mrs.aiier"roi, Star and Garter Ina, lllyth,where
they ressainer living sumptuously until the Sunday
everungoAen they went out on pretence of going to a
place of worship, ordering•tea to be ready on their re-
turn. No tidings having been heard of them since, there
is little dore.st they have decamped, leaving the worthy
landlady minus h!chsll. Their ages seemed respectively
about 30 and 2.3, and they professed to be on, a stroll
of pleasure along the coast, which accounted for their
want of luggage.
Mary Wilson, a girl who fell from, a widow in Col.
ling wood•street, notwithstanding the favourable hopes at
first entertained, expired at the Infirmary on Friday

lg.

Yesterday afternoon, as a young Gentleman, named
Howard, was standing near the Royal Exchange, with
his arm resting upon a past, the wheel of a Gentleman's
carriage came with 'great violence against the post,
when his hand and wrist were crushed between the
wheel and the post, and mutilated in a most shocking
Manner. He was conveyed to St. Thomas's.Huspi,tall,
Mil was ander the necessity of undergoing aininuautio.,

•

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London, England, 1828-10-01

LISBON :PAVERS:

LISBON, Suss ts..
The, King, as Commander-in-Chief of the Army,
weninestbat all Officers of that• army, and slime re-
turned from beyond sea, who, up to 12th. July, were
employed in Abe, service, or in. commission, witiout
beinromployetfin any of the corps of the army, or Who
belonged to toe-elass of officers without employment, or
to corps front which they were for some.reason or other
abgeot, are to show to the Generals of .the respective
provinces, witbin twenty. days from the date of. 'their
preasot (rider, ih-what situation they were from the 17th
up-tonne said 12th July this year, proving• that
thefAad not joined the rebels, with the assurance that
Withers* who aball not have complied .with this order
within shoguns-above specified, with the exception of
thc4be'ilvb• were *Wog from. the kingdom *ith 'errs,
shall be immediately-struck out of the list of the army
as deserters. •1 His Majesty. ordejs that the Generals of
diet provinces, as the above term ,of .tefehtf da7s ex'
Ore& shall. seal by. the nest post to the Chief. of the
.Stafroi-tbaAvouy all the. decimations *hid), shall have
.he•eient.lo the* in consequence of this orders .
Mum,- Illajesty, as Commander-in-Chief of
Cho Army, hasiiiterei.asother depot for prisoners to
ate igsablished in the ICs4le+of
iles-ides that almai7osteSiltwitia7*o6.lo cads,*
London, England, 1828-10-01

COURT CIRCULAR.

•
The Duchess of Kew; accompanied by tl,e Princes
Vicrosu., and weeded by bar suite,arrived at bet apartments in
the King's Palace, at• Kensington, yesterday, (moll Tanbridsr
Wells, where tie ayal Vacbess bas been stayintinr some weeks

am.
y
The Duke and Duchess of CLARlitiCt came to. tnwe
yesterday from their seat in Bushy Park to the residence of the
Princess AVOCITA. in the King's Palace, St. James's. Their Royal
Diehnes.e• were visited by the Princess Soros*. Colonel errs
eninisos, the Surveyor-General of the Board of Works,waited no his
Itoyal I laglsoess to take his commands respectiqg the fitting-up of
the Duke's new %num. The Duke and Duchess returned to Busby
Path in the afternoon.
The French aid Russian Ambassadors were closely
engaged far a considerable tints yesterday with the Duke of Wyt,..
unclose, and also with the Earl of Aosousze. In the evening
their E;cellesacies scut off dispatches to their respective Courts.
London, England, 1828-03-15

LAND MAY BE HAD IF REQUIRED.

To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars may be had of Messrs.
Burley and Sons, Solicitors, New-square, Lincoln's Inn; and of
Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, of whom Tickets for viewing
may be had.

DESIRABLE VILLA RESIDENCE.
stivirs BIM
HARROW AND STANMORE,

With IN&ea, beautiful Lawn and Pleasure Grounds, Gardens,
Plantations, and extensive dry gravelled Walks;. .
Coach House, Stables, and Bailiff's Cottage and Garden ;•
A fine sheet of Water stored with Fiib ;
Capital Meadow Land, &c. laid out in a Park like Style;
• The whole containing about
FIFTY ACRES.
TO BR SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mr. ROBINS, ' • .
Of Warwick House, Regent street.

A. VERY DESIRABLE VILLA RESIDENCE,
. .
seated on, an Eminence, commanding extensive and de-
lightful Prospects of a rich and 'varied Scenery, embracing Windsor
Castle in the distance.
THE HOUSE • • • ,
Is approached by a handsome Carriage Drive from the Lodges,
through Plantations and Shrubberies, to a &one Portico in Front,
Steps leading to a handsome Entrance Hai Two elegant Draw-
ing Rooms communicating by balding Doors, the Front one opening
into a beautiful Conservatory by•Frenth' Windows of Plate. Glass;
handsome Dining Room. Breakfast Roans Library,. and Gentle-
man's Room; commodious Oak Stair Case, branching off to the
right and left, over which is a Dome Light, leading to the First
Floor, and communicating with Three Principal Bed-Chambers,
Two smaller Rooms, a Dressing Room, Ladles .klerning Room,
with French Windows opening to •a Balcony; Roomy Gallery and
Water Closet; Seven capital Bed Chambers over; convenient and
well arranged Domestic Offices, Cellars,'&c. Out Offices, large
Farm Yard, capital Coach Houses and Stables, with Rooms and
Lofts over; Wash ilobse and'Latanityiadjoining ; Bailin Cottage,
with Garden and Farm • Buildiugi; capital Kitchen Garden, well
stocked; Grapery, Green House, • Pine Pit, and Melon Ground;
beautiful Pleasure Groundi, Flower Garden, Dry gravelled Walks,
Plantations, &e. a Fine Ornamental Sheet of Water stored with
Fish ; capital Rick Meadow Land. •
The whole containing upwards of •
_ FIFTY ACRES. . •••• -
Laid out iti a pleasing Park-like style. ..
Distant from London about Titelve Miles, and about One Mile and
a Half from Stanmore, on the Road to Pinner. -
There is a Chapel of Ease to Harrow, about Five Minutes walk
from the Lodge, in which there is a Pew belonging •to this Patine.
To be viewed by Mhos • which, with Particulars, may be had
• of Mr. Robins, No. 170, 11ein.streitc.
London, England, 1828-03-15

THE

The Battalions that-compose the fattish-Army In Portugal will
embark, towards the close of the present month, fur their respec•
tire destinations—abroad and at home. .
Detachments of the 6th Dragon Gnardi passed through Stock-
port on Monday and Tuesday, on their route to Sheffield and
Nottingham.
Wednesday niorning two companies of the 9th Regiment of root,
stationed at Stockport, left there for Nlanehester,and warrephteed
by four companies of e 95d Highland Regiment.. . • tc.. •
The 17th Lancers passed through Stockport on ,Thursday morn
ing, on their route to Manchester.
The Depot of the 4th Regiment of Foot is nostr.,on its march to
Tynenauth, for Edinburgh, having been relieved by the 90tit front
Carlisle.

I.ieut.Cumberland's party •of the Royal Staff Corps, which has
been stationed at Sheffield for sonic time on the recruiting serviek,
has marched thence to the London station.

The 6th, or Inniskillen Dragoons, are to march into Ipswich
next week, The Stall; Band, and Four Troops remain in the
Barracks there. The other two troops go to Norwich. They were
part of the heroes of Waterloo.
Captain DAVID Hav's troop, and that of Captain J. W. %sass,
of the 6th Dragoons, or Carbineer', have arrived at Sisenield Bar-
ricks' from Manchester, via Glossop, on Thursday, and the other
on Wednesday, to replace two troops of the Inniskillen Dragoons,
which took their departure for Ipbwich last week. Major STEPHEN.
sox is to take the command.

The Colonelcy of the 79th, or Cameronian Regiment. vacant by
the death of SIT ALEXANDLI: CAIIkRON, who raised it to !nng ago at
the year 1792, is to be given to a very distinguished Officer of the
same name—Sir Joint CAmmicri, the Litutenant.Governur of
Plymouth.
London, England, 1828-03-15

DIED.

Lately, at Florence, at a very advanced age, the Counter; at
Lanesborough.
At his house in Canterbury-place, Lambeth, Mr. Charles Ottley
Dubois, formerly of tke Italian Opera House, Ballet Master of the
new Brunswick Theatre, leaving a widow and three young children
to deplore his death. He bad exerted himself to produce a new
Ballet; it was most successful, and in which he performed the two
nights there. Feeling unwell, he did did not attend at the rehearsal
on the morning of the sad catastrophe—made acquainted with the
awful event, being at the time in bad health, he never aftet wards
left his room, and survived only until seven o'clock last Monday
evening.

NEWGATE Jaw LEADENHALL MARKETS. Maness 14.
3s Od to 4s Od I Veal .. 3, 8J to 5s 04
Mutton 3s 4d to 4s 11,1 Pork 4, 0.1 to
,51 84

PRICES o► HAY atm
IT. aastaes.
Hay 41 63 04 to 51 Os 04
Clover 4116. Od to 51 10s Od
Straw 1118. 04 to 21 4s Od

ITRA W YEsTER D A T.

WIIITICIMA PSI»
Hay 31 12s to 51 Os Od
Clover 41 101 so 61 Os Od
Straw 11 lOs to 11 1610 d

PER CWT. 11Aaco 14.
London, England, 1828-03-15

even here its apptcation in the interests of the bel.
ligerent parties and the Power! who would be
their guarantees; for unhappy facilities for violating
the frontiers of the neighbouring States would drag,
sooner or later, one of the'parties into a war, in which
the guarantees would be cenipelled to offer a new inter-
vention, which could not be other than onerous to them
in more than one respect. The Commission demands
nothing further, but. proposes that which it believes to
be founded on justice and for the interests of the general
safety. The tribute which the three Allied Powers
have in their• wisdom stipulated shall be paid, and
which theUreeks have consented to pay, would only be
a species of indemnity for the concessions which the
Porte would make to them.
THE lONIAN ISLANDS, Fn. a.
The negotiations for the deliverance of Greece will
be established here. Every thing is prepared to receive
the three Ambassadors. The combined squadrons have
been reinforced, and all the vessels damaged at Navarin
have been repaired.
PARIS, MARCH 1.5.
A Courier is arrived at the Russian Ambassador's,
with the news that the Russian troops were about to
pass the Fr uth immediately.
A Courier sent by the French Ambassador at St.
Petersburgh has brought the same news.
The 13orysthenes is still shut by the Turks, and pre-
parations for war continue on the part of the Russians.
The Emperor is expected at Odessa in March.
From Toulon, under date of the 6th of March, we
hear that the contractors received orders by the tele-
graph to grind and bake 1,500 quarters of wheat.—
Another dispa•ch from the Minister of War arrived in
the evening, which orders the Commanders of the Ist,
2d, and 2&h of the Line, to hold themselves inseadiness
to embark.

The Alps are all ready, and it is believed they arc to
carry troops to the Morea. Other ships have been sent
to Wing troops from Cadiz and Barcelona.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

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HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH 14.

Lord KEN' ON presented a Petition from the Molesters of
Wrexham, in the County of Denbigh, praying for alterations in the
Malt Act of east Session.--. Laid on the table.
Lord TEYN HAM moved, that the order he discharged for
summoning their Lordships for Monday, March the 24th, upon toe
motion of which he had given notice.—Ordered.
Lord YNA RD presented a Petition for the Repeal of the
Test and Corporation Acts, from the Protestant Dissenters of
Chelmsford, Essex.
Lord DI.II:HAbI presented a similar Petition from the Protes-
tant Dissenter, of a place in the Bishoprick of Durham.—These
Petitions were severally ordered to lie upon the table.
The Diikept LEI NSTER presented a Petition from the Roman
Catholic Inhabitants of the King's County, praying for some alter-
ation in the application of the Funds for Education in Ireland.—
Ordered to be laid man the table.
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London, England, 1828-03-15

IIiST AND CORPORATION ACTS.

Lord JOHN RUSSELL moved the Order of the Day for the
second reading of the Tcst and Corporation Acts Repeal Ha
Sir JOHN SHELLY said he voted against this Bill
on a former night, though many of his constituents were
Dissenters. His motive for tippthing the measure was,
like that of his Right Honourable Friend below him
(Mr. Huskisson), grounded on the question of Catholic
Emancipation. He thought it these Acts were repealed
it would serve as a stepping-stone for the other ques-
tion of Emancipation, to vi filch he had been always
:opposed. They should reflect seriously helot e they got
rid of the lo:ig established safeguards of the Consti•
tution.

Mr. HUSICISSON begged to set himself right with
his Horfourable Friend. They both opposed the rk peal
Of the Test and Corporation Acts, but not upon the
same grounds. His Honourable Friend thought the
repeal would serve as a stepping-stone for Emancipation,
whereas h% on the contrary, %%a; of opinion that it would
retard it. There was a report out of doors that he had
altered his opinions upon this subject. The report,
however, was without any foundation. He distinctly
stated to some of his constituents what his objections to
the Bill were.

Mr. Secretary PEEL said, it would perhaps be the
most convenient course if those Gentlemen who had
not yet delivered their sentiments on the Bill were to
take the opportunity of doing so in the Committee.
Upon that occasion he should state hii ov.n opinions
further on the subject.
The Bill was read a second time, and committed for Tuesday
nett.
London, England, 1828-03-15

The Tinders, with the wotds ^" Ship Tender" on the Cover,to,
"te severally Sealed, and lift witja the &calvary, at this House, at
el ftdore Twelve u'Clock at Noon, 011 the said WEOWK.DAY, the 2d
cf April ; beyond which hour the Court wil: not receive any Tender.
JOS1:1'11 DART, Secretary.

The P.miculars of the terms and Conditions upon which the.
Ship. will be respectively employed, may be had, upon application:
at the Othce of the Ckrk to the Committee of Shipping, at this
house, on or after Tuasuar nest, the 18th Instant.

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Dlt. PARIS ON DIET.—THIRD EntrioN ENLARGED.
'Phis day was published, in aso. price Ioi. 6d.
ATREATISE ott DIET: -WWI A. view to e,tablish.
on Practical Grounds, a.Systeni of Rules for the Prevention
ant: Cure of the Diseases incident to a Disordered State of the
DIGESTIVE FUNCTIONS.
By J. A. PARIS, M.D. F R.S.
Fellow of the .14131 Coll.:se of Phyairians.
Printed for Thomas and George Underwood, 32, Fleet street.

1:11E1•:ItY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA continues to
be prepared with the most scrupulous care and attention, by
Messrs. '11103355 and Witchos Honor, Manufacturing Chemists,
Manchester. It is sold in bottles, price 2s. 9d. or with glass
stoppers at Is. 6d. stamp included; with full directions for its use;
by their various Agents in the Metropolis, and throughout the
United Kingdom; but it cannot be genuine, unless their names are
engraved on the Government Stamp, which is fixed over the cork
or stopper of each bottle. Of most of the veudets of the Magnesia
way be had, authenticated by a similar Stamp, AKOMATIC
Smut of Vinecoa, the invention of Mr. Henry, and the only
genuine preparation of that article.

-- - _
WA ELM WATEIt By means of an Apparatus
Alandfactured by J. READ, 55, Regent Circus, Pic-
cadilly (which is approved and Patronized l•y the most eminent
Phys►cians and Surgeons of the United Kingdom). TMs simple
Liquid is found to suttee-sr& the use of op ' g Medicines tor
Persons subject to habitual costiveness, and other irregularities of
the Rowels; Pales; Liver Complaints; Strictures; and other
Diseases of the Rectum, &c. being a most etlectual means of pre-
serving the Bowels in a regular and confirmable state, without
prokcing, in the slightest manner, any of those unpleasant eff. cts
of nausea, irritation, pain, and ultimate costivenessvoccasioned by
purgative remedies. The Lavement Apparatus is so simple, that
an infant may use it ; may be applied without the assistance or
presence of a second Person, and so Portable that it may be car-
r►ed• in the pocket.
London, England, 1828-03-15

PRICE OF LEATHER.

Best Dressing Hides l4d to 16d
Commod Ditto . . .. . 17d to 19d ,
Crop Hides, 35 to 40Ibs for cutting
Ditto 45 to 501bs
Calf Skins, 36 to 401bs l9d to 23d
Ditto SO to 701bs
Ditto 70 to 801bs .. .. 20d to 234
Small Seals, Greenland)....
Tanned Horse Hides 154 to I7d
Spanish Horse Hides... .... ..........

PRICE or TALLOW, SOAP Ste. per 11218.
Town Tallow 4Bs Od Yellow Soap
Yellow Russia ... ..... 44s Od `Mottled .. .... B6s tad
White ditto ..... ... —s 04 Curd .. ........
Soap ditto
Melting Stuff ......

COURSE OF EXC
Amsterdam l2 24 C.F.
Ditto at sight 11 194
Rotterdam... 2 U 12 3
Antwerp l2 3
Hamhurgh 91 U 13 111
Altona 21 U 13 111
Paris,3day'ssight 25 30
Ditro . ..... U 25 60
Madrid 36
Cadiz 36
Barcelona 35
l3ilboa 151

111.1.1C4 14.
Seville 3s*
Gibraltar 46
Leghorn
Genoa
Venice 44
Malta .....
Naples
l'alertno ...... 117 Id pet of
...... 466
Rio... Janeiro...
Dublin l6
C0rk............. 16
London, England, 1828-03-15

SPORTING INTELLIGNcr..

. .
a.. T.T...4 NIT' Fox •rtiA sr_
Friday se'nnight the lienishaw l'ox•tf.rokls had a most treat.,
dnus run from Fitaliy Park, to near Chatsworth, in Vert hirr,,
distance from point to pint of ve-tly thirty miles. • A file b.,:4
belonging to Sir
.George Sitwell, roileiwy one of the whn,ni•r'...ii
died the ~ame night. tAftt.r ast vere run of two roars end a '
Reynard was gallantly run into. The Jay will be remembered bp
a numerous field of well.mounted spertumen„

PONY RACI.

At Clapham Common, on Thursday afternoon, toe much evil
off between Ned Neil's straw-yard pony, and Josh Hudson's him*
pony, the best of three mile heats, for £lO Thr
heat was closely conceited, and won by Neil's pony. In the sects(
beat the same pony tea easily, and consequently decided the rook
London, England, 1828-03-15

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Itertdie, GRIIII.II, from China, eft' Portland, sailed on the
,9;h November.

The Nlatiltla, BULLY, frcm Singapore, is off the Start; sailed
9.14 November. _ .

DEAL, MAr.cm 14.—Wind W.S.W.—Passed the Bridgewater,
NIANDERSON, for China; anal the Thrpias WILLIA,I6ON.
Arrived from London, and remain widi the outward.bovntl, the
Tamar, Nut.% for Demerara ; Af;ica, Joriss, for Jamaica; James
Grant, Goner, for Barb:Ake.. ; Silvia. Harts, for Demerara
Creole, GALLOWAY, for Pernambuco; Emma, Rein, for Genoa;
and J. BreTiltr, SCOTT, for QUeb:C.
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FA,LSIOUTII ARC 1 3. ind W. S. W.— A raved the Gol4,
finch packet, Rio Janeiro ; sailed 18th J.1011:61y.
LIVERPOOL, MA UCH 15.—Arrived the Mary, aiALoNly, from
Jamaica ; Hamilton, Bsseer, from Savannah ; Lydia, FORSTER,
from St. :Tulin's, New Brunswick ; and Arcturus, DENNIS, from
Lisbon.

The United States ships of war Delaware and North Carolina
are of the following dimensions :—From the end of the jib-Axiom
to the end of the rinetail-boom, 579 feet ; height from the keel to
the top of poop.head, 55 feet; from led to mainsail masthead,
255 feet; breadth of beam from outside to outside, 55;; feet; num-
ber of guns 96, of, heavy calibre. . .
His Majesty's ship Ilarrisr, 1S guns, Captain Mariam, sailed
front Leith Roads MI Saturday forenoon.
DREADFUL SHIPWRECK —Advices were yesterday received at
the Navy Office, Somerset [louse, of the loss of the transport
Amelia, and that all on hoard, eighty persons, had perished.—
The intelligence came by express front the Agents to the Navy
Board; and the grief occasioned thereby WAS of the most pain-
ful description, as may be supposed from the melancholy fact
of several very young and prohnsing men, the sons of Gentlemen,
connected with the Navy Office, being on board when the vessel
was lost. It appears that the Amelia left the River a very short
time ago, with pastengenand goods, to call at Gibraltar. She was
overtaken by a dteadlul hurricane when she arrived off Gibraltar,
and notwithstanding all the thOrts of the Commander, who is
stated to be a man of great skill; the vessel was di iven upon the
rocks, and no assistance could be rendered from the shore, owing
to the dreadful gale.
London, England, 1828-03-15

IVORSH IP.STREET.

Yesterday _Richard Hammond was examined before Mr. Bum;
on a charge of burglary, committed at the residence of Mr. Joseph
Fernandez Madrid, a foreigner of distinction, in Harley-street,
Caver.dish-square.
Abriut three in the morning, a watchman of St. 'Luke's parish
saw the prisoner alight from a hackney chariot near the Vinegar-
yard, in Old street Road, with a small parcel in his hand. The
watchman suspected and followed him, and seeing him knock at
the house of a noted receiver, took him into custody, and on
searching inns at the watchhouse, a cruet frame, fourteen table
forks, two sauce ladles, four tea spoons, pair of sugar tongs, a soup
ladle and fish slice (bent double for the convenience cf carrying).
all of silver, were found on his person.
The Inspector of the Watch, afterwards discovered in the
chariot another parcel, consisting of sixteen table spoons, a tea
spoon, two salt spoons, a fork, an elegant or-molu time piece, and
toret skeleton keys. A man whom the prisoner had left in the
chariot jumped out and made his escape.
A gentleman attended, and identified the whole of the plate pro.
duced as Mr. Madrid's property. The robbers had broken into the
house in the night preceding, and carried off the plate front a closet
in the ri* ' g room, ha which it was deposited.—The prisoner was
remanded.

Yesterday a man, named Charles Clayton, was convicted at this
Office of ►eeping an uncatered suap•housr, in Chzrles-strett, City-
road, where the prisoner was apprehended by two officers; and in
the kitchen they found a copper, with fifty gallons of strung lees,
four vats, three receivers, &c. The prisoner was sentenced, under
the 7th and Sth Geo. IV. to pay a fine of 301. or to be imprisoned
three months in the House of Correction.
UNION HALL

Mr. Tnte was yesterday morning brought up for further exami.
nation, on the charge of shooting at Mr. Bellamy and Mr. Parnell,
jun. The prisoner still bore the marks on Ids face of the bruises he
had received in the enmenter, but his appearance was much im-
proved since the former eamannation. The parties were bound
over to prosecute.

It would be very convenient to many persons in this
country, whose time is too valuables° he wasted on t;.e
garrulous and long-lingering visltH, if the custom if
dismissing guests were as allowable here as in ItiJia
"InEurope it is usual to wait till the visitor risec before the
ceremony ends ; in the East, the master ot the house
determines the length of the visit, by orde: tog shi, e,,
perfumes, and pan (the leaf eaten by the Indians after
their meals)to be brouithimbich he presents with his own
hand, the leaf always being presented by the st-to thi
Principal 4uebt. %lieu perlunresand pan are not at
(which is sometimes the ease in e:imp'st..d ai the house!
EdrOptans), the visit is:l4°oloa to a dose
mister ot the house obsei Ting, tie hoped to see los gisestt
soon again some other tithe, and 'by Apt,loLizoig lot 1101
haviog the usual spots."
London, England, 1828-09-24

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE✓

MAILS Agana, Tnts Day.—Dublinl—Watertord 1--Lisbna 1.
The Orion, Coasts, from Laudon to Madeira and Jamaica,
when standing into Fauchal Bay, on the 16th ulthno, was brought
to by a brig. apparently Baltimore.built, with 14 guns, the bow
gun a lung 18 pounder. The Captain was an Englishman or an
American, and the crew appeared to consist of To or SO men.
DIAL, Szer.23 —Wind S.W.—Passed, from London. the Co-
lumbian, Folio, for Jamaica ; and Patten, Hviron, for Sierra Leone.
Pearamorrir, Sum 23.—Wind S. W.-Arrived the Jane,Jainte.
sou, front the Mauritius—spoke his Majesty's ship Briton, ending
off Ascension for pirates'. Passed the Lusitania, Gmaosis, from
'Oporto.
FALMOUTH. Sari. 42.—Wind 3 W. to N.W.—Arrived SW Nu.'
Irwin, Einar, from Prince Edward's Island; Magnet Farhat. from
Lisbon—sailed the 14th instant. Sailed the Gal.thitch packet, fur
Brazil and Buenoa Ayres; and Boyne, Joann, for Hamburgb:
Bums., Ssrr. 25.1—Anived the Princess Charlotte, Puss from
Jamaica; John, —, front St. Petershurgh.
HOLTHIAD, SIFT. 42.—Anived..the Mersey. from Mariabaml
Mediterranean, from Brasil; Carolina Augusta, from Virginia;
and Garland, from Quebec. • - .
LITIMNIOL, Sarr. 29.—Arrived the Cambriar, front Persans•
bum; William Pitt, from Sc. John)), N.B.
• Eunsoaa, tart. 16.—The Atalanta, Gaawsts, of and from
Stettin to BOurdeaux. upset in the Conan on the 13th instant,
during a squall (coin N.B. The crew were taken off the keel the
next day by the Maria, Watt's, from Liverpool, and brought
bare. The Bonito, Ermine, from Dantzic to London, which'
cleared as the lab instant, coached the ground in going down the
Categatt, and is put into Copenhagen to discharge and repair.
London, England, 1828-09-24

" After the removal of the arm, I begs* to reamer
my self-possession, and strengthened my refs erring
courage by reaming, that as one great cause o wrung
had rested on so ridiculous a deception, tit/other, wheat
calmly investigated, might prove equally utteubstantiiik
laving mused for some minutes upon the subject, I
determined, at whatever hazard, tof idiom the mystery;
and, raking nsyse;f to a sitting posturer I! suddenly
drew aside the curtains, giving a lout and valiant
@ahem P at the same tnontent. .
4, The figure was theft:Atilt! and utilise' altimoi-ag'
latitude nor• position. t Begone? I eaclainted y .imt
' might as well have hallooed to a figure of woodea.
• Speak, if thou cans; syiJ,l, its the Ifitigua_ge
_bf Niko
Beth ; what art thou?' No auiwer. • bre, w Inc
then,' said I, 'but this is neither the conduit of a ghost
nor a gentleman e—and, truly, nor ghost nor geotkaanit
was there.
44 I What 1.-did it then vanish at last?' ,-
'4' bin—.nor will it vanish till the pail." takes. his
departure.'
London, England, 1828-09-24

THE ARMY.

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•
Lttfd rITZIOT t Nekton, as Military Secretary to General T-4
Commanding In Chief, went through his List yesterday; 'at
hi.office in the Horde Guards. A few General and other Officers
transacted military business with hu Lordship.
A detachment belonging to the 97th Regiment of Foot embarked
yesterday mottling, on board a vessel in the East India Dtr:lt, for
Ceylon; detachments belonging to the 82d Reeiment of Font, and
the East India Company's service, embarked this morning, on.
board a steam vessel in the River, for Gravesend, on route to Cha-
th.tm ; a detachment of the auth Regimeat of infaritry embarked .
this morning, on board a steam vessel in the River, for Gravesend,
on route in Canterbury ; a detachment of the Royal Staff Corps ent:
barked this morning, un hoard steam vesewl in the river, for Graves-
end un rotate to Hythe ; detachments belonging to the lath, 43d', and.
With Itegiments of Foot, marched this morn:og from Londcin, 64,
Portsmouth, on route to Devonport ; a detar.bment 'of the '49th
Foot marched this morning from London, for Gosport; a dasel-
ment of the Yd Battalion of the 60th Regiment marched this atom-
log from London, for Portsmouth; a detachment of the 55th In•
fantry matched this Morning from London, for Portsmouth, on
route to Jersey.
London, England, 1828-01-18

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.

The 111atters of the Permit/4s andt Scnanutas of the Pa:swiss
hereinafter-named (the same having been filed in the Court) are
appointed to be heard at the Court House, in Portugal-street,
Lincoln's Inn-fields, on THIMSDAY, the 3lst instant, at Nine
in tbe Forenoon.

Beery Carey, lied Cross-street, Cripplegate, trimming mann-
facture/
Penis De Lacombe, Kenningtow-street, Wa!worth, out of business
Jelin Mall, College-house, Kentish-town, earman
David Myers, blid :esex•street, Wisitecimpal, butcher
Abraham Jacobs, aliddlesex-streetovisiu:smitbeand London,butcher
Thomas Pavitt, little Britain, porter
William John Pliny, Earnest-street, Regent's-park, cabinetmaker
James Tegg, Wells'-street, Oxford-street, woollen draper and com-
mission agent
Joseph Benjamin, Middloscx-street, Whitechapel, pen and quill
manufacturer

Cornelius 111• Lone, Golden-lane, coal dealer
Laws Jennings, Buth:r's•buildings, Southwark, muter mariner
Richard Wellard, St. Goorge's.pisce, Canterbury, straw hat =nu-
lacturer, teacher of magic, and music seller
Ptter Facon, Tashstrcet, Gray's Inn-lane, ivory turner and coal
drake
Alfred Ifebbard, hawk's-lane, Canterbury, tailor •
liobert Morgan Peke, Vanalall-aced, Westminster, grocer, Ste.
London, England, 1828-01-18

BIARSHALL'S UNIVERSAL CERATE—is found to be
most efficacious as an application to Chilblains, Ulcers, Wounds,
Burn% Scalds, Sores, dec. and is recommended for Ringworm,
Seadd.bead, and Scrofulous Sores. In boxes, at Is. led. ands. 9d.
PERRY'S ESSENCE has been found of such extreme service
in relieving Tooth and Esr-ache, that it has been commented upon
must favourably in several dledical Journals; it arords instaina-
mous relief, and generally prevents any recurrence of pain. In
Mottles, at Is. led. and 2s. 9d.
31ORRIS'S ERUNSWICK CORN.PLAISTER is gene-
rally admitted to by one of the best emollient applienions toe Corns
and Bunions, and is worthy of a trial on the part of those who are
albicted with such unpleasant Complaints. In boxes at Is. till
aid 2s. 9d.
FOTHERG IL US TONIC PlLLS—applicable only to the
Female Constitution. and recommended as a safe and effectual re-
medy for strengthening the System--alga for producing regularity
of action in all those functions which are impaired by debility, &c.
In boxes at Is. I ed. and 2s. 9J.
Er Tile above Preparations, when Genuine. will have the
Nrisse and address of Messrs. UTLZR attached to them.—Patti"
Mkt attention to this caution is requested.