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London, England, 1828-02-16

CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION

ACT.

Mr. S. RICK. said, that he had given notice of hls intention to
bring forward a motion respectipg the Law tot the Suppression of
the Roman Catholic Associatlotf, and he was anxious to take that
opportunity of putting a question upon the subject to his Right
Hon. Friend the Secretary fur Ireland. On the 30th of last month
he had asked the Noble Lord opposite (Lord Palmerston),whetber
it was the intention of Government, as the Act for the Suppression
of :be Catholic Association would won expire, to introduce any
new measure upon the subject, or to propose the extensi of the
present Act to a longer period ? That Noble Lord haeplied,
that circumstances had not tendered it necessary for his Majesty's
Government to some to any decision upon the subject, and that in-
deed they had not then had time to consider it. With that answer
he (Mr. Rite) was satisfied; but he saw, by the papers of the day,
that the Noble Marquis who was appointed to govern in Ireland,
was on the eve of his departure, and that preparations were actually
making for his Veception in Dublin. He therefore concluded that
Government mat have come to some determination upon the sub-
ism, for be eotild not imagine that the Noble Marquis to whom
be had alluded, would proceed to the Government of Ireland, with-
out having received some definitive instructions upon the subject of
the Catholic Association. He therefore wished to learn from his Rt.
Hon. Friend ( Mr. Lamb) whether it was the intention of the Go.
vet lament to allow the Act to .expire, or to bring in a Bill lot its
further enforcement?
Mr. LA MB said that the Act had some time to run, as it.woold
not expire until the end of the Session, and therefore the subject
was not one which required immediate attention. It was indeed im-
possible to say what occurrence might take place before the time
now fixed for its expiration, and consequently he did nut see k.,w
he could furni,ll his Hon. Friend with a more satisfactory answer
than his Noble Friend had already given.
O. the motion of Mr. Dawson, the Eachequer Bills Bill was
read a third time, passed, and ordered to be carried up to dm
House of Peers.

On the motion of Mr. Dawson, the Transfer in Aids Bill was
read a third dote, passed. and ordered to be carried up to the/louse
of Peers.

The Committees of Supply and Ways and Means were postponed
till Monday.
London, England, 1828-02-16

DOVER, FHIRUART 15.

Anived in the Crusader, Captain Ktr:G, from Calais,
his Highness Prince Lanstkoms, son of the Duchess of
KIM?, who. after taking refreshments at the Yotic
Hotel, set off for Kensington Palace. In the same
Picket came the King's Messenger, Mr. DRA pram, from
Corfu, charged With dispatches from Admiral Sir ED-
WARD CODUINOTOS.
London, England, 1828-02-16

PLYMOUTH, lits. 13.

DEPARTURE OF DON MIGUEL.
At half past ten o'clock on Saturday morning, his
Royal Highness and suite left the Royal Hotel, and
proceeded 'to- Mount Wise, for the purpose of embark-
ing. At the entamice of Government Parade his Royal
Highness was met by the Admiral, General, and heads
of the several departments, and was received with mi-
litary honours, the road leading from the gate to the
water side being lined with troops. At eleven o'clock
his Royal Highness and suite embarked from the Go-
vernment Stairs in the Commissioner's yacht, under a
Royal salute from the bat eries. and proceeded to the
Perla, lying in the Stand. As the yacht passed the
several ships in the Sound the yards of each were
manned, and alien the Portuguese standard was hoisted
on board the Pola, it was saluted by all the vessels.
About one o'clock the Perla neighed anchor and sailed
with a fine leading wind. She was accompanied by
the Portuguese brig Teyo, and by his M 4jesty's ships
Ocean, Windsor Castle, and Hilton. on board the latter
of which was our Ambassador to Lisbon, the Right
lion. Sir Frederick Lamb and suite.
More favourable weather could sot have been selected
for his Royal Highness's voyage, and we may hope that
he is by this time near the place of his destination.
We are informed that on taking leave of the Noble
Personages who attended him. the Prince expressed
himself in the warmest terms of satisfaction on the sub-
ject of his visit to this country, and of his reception and
accommodation in Plymouth particularly.
Whale here, the Prince did much good by the distri-
bution of nviney is private charities, and indeed. no
appeal in behalf of the distressed was made to him in
vain. His visit to this Fort will therefore be remem-
bet ed with gratitude by many.
As soon as bis Royal Highness had embarked, Earl
Mourttcharles and S r William Freemantle departed for
London in the King's carriage and four, and were shorly
afterwards followed by the' Marquis and Marchione,s
Parnell*, in- their grins carriage. Next morning Mr.
liaise, the King's Page, set cff for London, having re-
mained until then to arrange all matters relative to the
visit which had been most unexpectedly protracted to
the length of nearly a month.
About two o'clock on Saturday, Lord W. BENTINCE,
and suite, embarked in the Commissioner's yacht, and
went on board his Majesty's ship Undaunted, which
vessel manned her yards, and fired a salute on receiving
his Excellency. At three o'clock the Undaunted weighed
anchor, and sailed for Calcutta.

The return of Sr M. S. STEWART to this country
has beton prevented by the serious and protracted illness of Lady
SEAR/ *swats: is Italy. By the law aecounts they bad arrived at
Rome,enthelr way home.
DEATH OF TUS EaIL ON Ketzta.—The Earl of
Kam; Lord Lieutenant of the county of Fife, expired on the 6th
instant, in the 13d year of hi. age. It is understood that the Rai
of ?bars siiu be a candidate for the representation of the Scotch
Peerage, vacant by the death of the Earl of Kant&
Barnsuple is about to become a bonded port for every
bind of foreign produce except Rust Indian.
London, England, 1828-08-20

SPORTING INTELLIpENCL

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STOCKTON MEETING—Caftan.
Sweepstakes of 10 soya. each, p.p. for horses bet thorough-bred
Two miles.
Hudson's b m Miracle, 5 yrs ••
Sutton's b m Harriet, 6 yrs ~•
Wethetill's ch e by the Laird, 4 yrs
Alilbank's Miss Haggerstone. aged
A Sae hear, and won ►y half a length.
A Sweepstakes of 40 sops. each, for two yr olds; colts, eat 51b; sad

Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.

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fillies, Bst. One mile.
Sir W. Fowlis's b e by Grey Walton ...
Mr. Richardson's b 1 Juliana ..

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... 4

... i

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... 4

Three paid. A fine race.—Juliann the favourite.
Fifty Pounds fur three yr olds, fist 101 b ; four, sat; Ave, Bst 91b;
six, and aged. Sit 121 b. Mares, &c. allowed 31b. Winner. once
this year, befote naming, to catty Mb ; twice, sib extra. Heats
two miles.
Mr. Lee's b nt Sarah, 4 yrs
Mr. Joblin'sCatch.bim-if-you-can. 4 yrs
Mr. Bradshaw's b.c Splinter Bar, 3 yrs
Mr. Harrisoa's b c My Lotd, 4 yrs

... 1 1
... 2 2
... 3 3
.. 1 4

•
A pretty race, but won easy at last. Sarah the favourite.
The foot race for 50 soya. between Swale, and Dobson, was woe
by the latter.
TAVISTOCKRACES—ruse DAT.
The Enchleigh Stakes of 5 soya. each, and 20 added, was wen
by Mr. HSroess's Nimrod, beating Mr. Trelawoky's and Mr..
Taunton's Woodman.

The Ladies Plate was won by Mr. Canbew's Kean (late Crum-
pit), beating Mr. C. Tretawney's Fadladeen.
A Sweepstakes for half-bred horses, was won by Mr. Gill's
Trooper, beating five others.
A Sweepstakes of 20sovs. each, was won by Rarnees's Fireaway.
beating Captain Bayley's Harrowgate and Mr. Robins's Fox.
London, England, 1828-08-20

PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

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PARIS, Austin 16.
The Festival of the.Asstimption, and the Perpetuation
of the Vow of Louis the Thirteenth, were" celebrated
bete yesterday w ith the usual ceremonies. That Monarch
having placed himself and his family under the especial
protection of the Virgin, and vowed to perform a Mast
and to carry the Virgin it) procession every year, his
descendants on the Throne of-France fulfil these obli-
gations annually with the most scrupulous exactness.
The King, therefore. accompanied by the Dauphin and '
the Dauphine, the Officers of State, the Judges, 'and
many of the Nobility, attended Vespers in the Cathe-
dral of Notre Dame, where Mass was performed by the
Archbishop r f Paris in the most solemn manner. The
a hole of the Church was thronged with spectators, and
the galleries erected on both sides of the Nave and in
the Choir wete lined w ith Ladies, so that that the scene,
as the It ay al Cortege advanced to the canopy, was very
grand and imposing. The M ass being ended, the pro-
cession, headed by the image of the Virgin, and the
Clergy of Notre Dame, moved on foot from the Cathe-
dral, and advanced along the Quai des Oifevres to the
Pont Neuf, and returning by the Palais de Justice. The
sit eats in the Isle dd Palais are the most narrow and
d rty in Paris, and the troops had great difficulty in
keeping a passai.e open through the mob. It was a
singular spectacle to see the Monarch, and Heir Appa-
re. t, and the Duchess d'Angouleme, who was magnifi-
cently dressed, walking among the lowest of the people,
as if the continuance of their dynasty depended upon
their compliance with this ancient custom. I was sur-
prised•at the perfect order and tranquillity which pre-
vailed, uninterrupted by a single cheer, or a single cry
of " Vise le Roy !" Whether this augurs favourably of
the King's popularity, I know not ; but we are very
sure, that . if the King of England were to go to St.
Paul's on any occasion, the cheering would be loud
enough to be heard at Kensington. Charles the Tenth
looks remarkably well ; for a man above seventy, he is
as hale and hearty as you can imagine, and he will, I
have no doubt, fill the Throne'of France for many years
to come.
London, England, 1828-08-20

THE ARMY.
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Lord Frritaor Soutane. as .11111Itary Secretary to Lord Mtt.,
Commanding in Chief, went through his List yesterday, at his
Once in the Horse Guards. Tbirty.three Oaken transacted mi-
Utary business with his Lordship.
A Detachment belonging to the 12th Regiment of Infintry
marched this morning from London to Bristol, on route to Boyle.
A Detachment belonging to the 24th Foot marched this morning
from London for Bristol. on route to Dublin.
Captain 14An's Company of the Royal Staff Corps has arrived
at Portsmouth, from Canada, and has received orders to proceed
to Hythe.
London, England, 1828-08-20

recomoteoded in general Dadlity of the Coostitetios ; also as a
safe end exCellent remedy in those...periudical irregularities which
Female► of delicate and Loguid circulstioe. more especially the
younger part. are liable to. In boxers at is. lid. and 2.. 9d.
London, England, 1828-02-11

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

GUILDHALL.
Saturday, a poor sickly-complexitied, compluidemexcidng,
wreudiedrlooking man, was brought up. before Alderman Fans-
, swum charged, with disorderly conduct is the street, and, In a
state of beastly intoxication, having on Friday faUen Arden the
*MP Dowding. at Newgatmstreet, for which he
was given in charge. and when hi custody having been guilty of the
111110/11r140410 soodoct towards the 'Moen.
A penes front Mr. Dowding 's establishment appeared to sub-
set/94M tlsa Ablete. and, as he stated, particularly in that part which
related to the prisoner's conduct towards the Amts.
Joint rittle"..wideli was the primates name, acknowledged that
hpyi beep guilty to the full amount of the charge ex-
hibited, bat ble.secollectioa was dark on the tranawden, and be
*IP/ Won to ppalr the damage.
The officer staled, that
agerisoner had in his possession, at the time
of his approheitsies, half donee tracts of the Tract Society, in
popeequeoee of ethicb. he applied at that institution to ascertain, if
pmalbye, any partiadars regarding the painow I end there he learned
be bad been in.the habit of calling ler traits to retail, but that
cond. had so scud himself keqaeady, as to be discharged from
fettle, villa, wbkh discharge he had mit attended to, and still
sooting/4 hisvOillam a trirriX•

remarked chit Tracts bad maw become literally
the 4! flag atvagrancyar yet it was possible that the prisoner's per-
severance in the trade, notwithstandins thaw rebuffs, snlsht by
be attributed so seal I. the came.

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SONIC _
In answer to question% tha. primer stated, that the Tracts cost
.sold 2d. per upuel. :piece wn awl no credits"
of
be generally
sold dugout a.penay pHe neon read snany of the= 'drawl'.
—soon of the short cues he bad read. He was rosapusended to

BEBDOMADARY.

Tars DAT—The ancient Romans celebrated the Fends, a feast
in honour of the Ghosts, when people carried some little sort of
offering to the graves of their deceased friends.
To•aroaaew—Lady Jane Grey beheaded, 1542.—The Romans
celebrated the Charistia or Festival of Lees, when all relations in
every family assembled and had a feast.
Waoseseae—Noted in the Jewish Calendar for the raising of the
'Siege of Jerusalem by the Maccabees.
Tooassay.—St. Valentine; a Priest of the third eentory, of
whom little is knewp. But he Is the Saint of all true lovers of
every degree.
Fa/BAT—New Moots 45 minutes past 10 in the morning.—This
was the Lepercalla with the old Romans, when two sons of Noble-
men having had their foreheads smeared with blood by the Priests,
ran naked through the streets. cutting whomsoever they is whit
stripes of goat-skin. The pregnant Ladies were particularly fond
of getting a strip*.
• SATIIIIIAT—AIbeut this time the bright star Sirius, or the Dog
Star. will be no the meridian of 'London, er due soittlit it aloe
o'clock in the everting.—Sun rises at 7—sets at 5. •
London, England, 1828-02-11

NAVAL IN lELIAL:ENCE.

DEAL, Friar/Aar 9. Wind E.N.E.—Arrived from London the
Ellen, TAYLOR, for New South Wales ; and Nestor, Hicnaassow.
for Lisbon. Arrived the William, Toosirsom, from Charleston ;
and Tamar, WILL., from Demerara.
FIIIRUARY 10.—Arriyed from London the Lively, Foots, for
Smyrna ; Scar, Gsr:Lics, for Bombay ; and Lucy Clark,
Wixom, for Virginia.
Powssaloola, F/111111AllY9.- Wind E.N.R.—Arrived hishiajvaty's
ship Pylades, front Vera Cruz, Cimpeachy, and Havannth; left
the latter place cm the 13th ultimo. Had on board nearly 900,001
dollars, 266 sere'se of cochineal, on merchants' account: she bas
nothing on account of the Mealean Government. Sailed the Pro..
videnee, Foul, for Madras and Bengal; Claudine, Run, fonditto;
Lady Sherbrook, for Sierra Leone ; his Majesty's ships Revenge
and Melville, fur Lisbon ; General Palmer, Taiwan, for Madras;
and many others outward-bound.

PLYMOUTH, FIEBRUA XV' and 9.—Wind N.—Sailed the Wan.-
beck, JOHNSON, fur Lisbon ; Borodino, Indian Trader, Vibelia,
Britannia, llope, and 'firusndra, for Lisbon; Stanton, for Ceylon ;
Southwortb, for Bermuda ; Brailsford, for Sierra Leone; and bis
Majesty's ships !Etna and Infernal, for Malta • Edinburgh, Box,
for Bombay ; incess of Wales, ELM., for Sierra Leone; Jupiter,
for Lisbon; his Majesty's ships Britoniart, Windsor Castle, and
Briton, fur Lisbon ; his Majesty's ship Ocean, for Malta; and Isis
Majesty's ship, Undaunted, for Calcutta; also the Reads and. Taps
Portuguese mcn of war, for Lisbon.
num:turn', I: B.—Wind variable.
FURUA 11.—Wind N.N.E.—Sailed the Swift,Baown, for St.
Michael's; Marchioness of Queensberry packet, for the Mediterra-
nean, Doke of Marlborough packet, for Lisbon; Netley, 11.1onasta.,
for ditto; and several others, outward-bound.

!Illi
London, England, 1828-02-11

THAMES POLICE.

YAK. Lovell was brought up, charged with robbing Leunardo, a
Makese seaman, of U. 161. It appeared that on the night before
he slept at the Refuge for the Destitute, in Globe-lane, Wapping,
and folded the above sum In his neckcloth, which he kept on all
night. At four o'clock in the morning he awoke, and found it all
safe , but, in about an hour afterwards, he missed it. The prisoner
being the next prams to him, he was searched, and the money found
on Wm.—Fully committed.

AIEETINOS OF CREDITORS. BASINGHALLATREET.
?O.YORROM. 7f. 1.

H. Dyett, Clement's-lane, merchant ... ... S 10
C. E. Collett and Co. Leeds, Yorkshire, merchants ... 3 1
N. Gamble, Nurthampton.square, watchmaker ... 211
I. Late, Manchester-street, Mauckester-square, tailor ... 2 1
L. Bradstreet, Water-lane. Tower-street, dealer ... 2 11
J. Thomson, jun. Swan-alley, Coleman-street, wine mer... 1 10
H. Striven, Great Marlborough-street, surgeon ... 1 111

DIV IMOD..
T. Broad, Penzance, Cornwall, lineudraper
J. Turnbull and Cu. Broad-street, merchants ...
H. Trollop. Whltecbapel, sugar refuter ...
T. Flaw, Fulham, carpenter ••• ...
S. and W. S. Farniss, New Bond-street, hatters ...
D. Toovey, Watford, Herta, corn dealer ..
J. Attiield, Richmond, Surrey. carpenter ..
W. F. Day, Hammersmith, saddler .. ...
A. Sinclair, Castle-court, Birchin-lane, merchant ..
J. Woodward and Co. Liverpool, spirit merchants
J. R. De Alzedo, Bank-buildings, merchant ...
D. A. Wood, Dean4treet, Soho, coachmaker ...
W. Branaby and Co. Sowerby, Yorkshire, curriers

.. 10

... 11

... 12

... 19

~. 11

... 11
... 11

... 10
London, England, 1828-02-11

COURTCIiCiiLARe

71'7

flirt bulke and uchess of CLIRENCS, the Pirinee of Houtatermli
Lauosxsuuao, and the princess limper. of Caiolath, honoured the
performance of the iterekartet We...ldly:, at Covent Garden Theatre,
with their presence on Frida) evening. •
Yesterday the Dtacheu of Kent and the Princess Ftonoaa visited
the Duke and Duchess of CZAR/MC&
Huscissou arrived in town. at his residence in tontrrset-
place, about one o'clock on Saturday afternoon, from. Liverpool—
. Right Hon. Gentleman left the residence of Colonel Botrow,
at Liverpool, on Thursday morning, and proceeded to Trentham
Hall, Staffordshire the seat of the Marquis of Seartoab, where
Mr. Huseissou slept, and the next morning resumed leis journey to
London. On arriving at Stony,
,Stratford, where Mr. Huscissow
had arranged to stop that night, it was ascertained that accommo-
dation. could not be procured. Mr. HUSICISSON; in consequence,
went on to Brick-hill, at which place ho resumed on Friday night,
and started soon after eight o'clock on Saturday morning on his re-
turn to town. Mr. WAINWSW/IT. the Secretary to the Members
for Liverpool, accompanied Mr. HUSKISSOS on hisjourney.
Summonses were issued on Saturday morning fer the assembling
a Cabinet Council at the Foreign Office. The Ministers ceordivg.
ingly met at three o'clock in the afternoon. There were present •he
Dike of WiLustaroat, Earls DATIMURST, Dont.ne, and AIBEILDItiI ;
Viscounts Mitt/ILIA and Fausaaseon, Lord Rtuursoacloan, Mr.
Secretary PEEL, Mr. Secretary Minimum, Mr. C. GIIANT, the
Cumeceti.ou of the EXCAIZQUiII, and Mr. hexane.. The, LORD
CHAuczt-Loa arrived soon after four o'clock, and joined his col.
leagues in their deliberations.
The Ministers continued in deliberation till near half past
sic o'clock.

After the breaking up of the Cabinet Council, Count Looot.v, the
Neapolitan Master, had an interview with Earl DUDIAT.
Mr. CoLdustousa, the flails Towns Minister, transacted business
on Saturday at the Foreign Office, Downing street.
Saturday morning, at eleven o'clock, a Committee of the Lords
of his Majesty's Most Iloilo:Kahle Privy Council assembled at the
new Councilmffice, to hear plantation appeals from 'the Islands of
St. Lida, Jamaica, Barbadoes, &c. The appeal from Sc. Lucia
had been adjourned from a former meeting, for the purpose of taking
the opinion t.f a Dutch lawyer, which had been procured, and was
accordingly proceeded upon yesterday. Earl BATHURST attended
for the first time since his appointment to be Lord President of the
Council. The other Lords present were the Masts& of the Itoics,
Sir Grottos W , Mr. &tor, &c. Their Lordships sat till
a quarter past four o'clock.

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London, England, 1828-02-11

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, Fan. 9.
NIW WILIT.
On the motion of Mr. PLANTA, a new writ wa•
ordered for the city of Kilkenny, in the room of John Doherty,
Esq. appointed Solicitor General of Ireland.

SA VL144111 IBA NZ S.

Mr. HUME rose merely to wove an addition to the
Returns he had Roved for on Friday, respecting the Savings Banks.
Ills present motion was an account of the rate per cent. if any, de.
ducted by the Directors of each of the Savings Banks iu the United
Kingdom, front the sum received by them from Government. to
be distributed among the deposituts as interest of their deposits,
and of the amount of such reduction from the dividends during the
two last years, stating, also, how such sum• have been applied by
the Du ecton.—Ordered.
London, England, 1828-11-05

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Princess AUGUSTA.. attended by Miss Wv _NTAIRD,
left her residence in the King's Palace, St. James's, in her carriage
and four, shout nine o'clock yesterday morning, for his illasasfr's
Pavilion at Brighton, where her Royal Highness is expected to re-
main fur some time.

The Duke and Duchess of CLASEN.' and the Duke
and Duchess of Gs.oucesvms came frop their respective residences
at Bushy and Bagahot Parks on Monday morning, to congratulate
the Princess Soria* on the recurrence of her natal day. Thet
Knyal Highneraws joined the assembly of the other Memben of
the Royal Family at the apartments of the Duchess of Kin, in
the King's Palace at Kensington, where, after partaking of a
dejesne. the Royal party separated, and returned to their aeveral
residences.

The Austrian Ambaisador transacted business jester-
day at the Office of the Secretary of &ate for Foreign Alaits,edth
the Batt oT Areavars.

The Chief 514gistrates of the different Police•offices
made a Report yesterday to Mr. Secretary Pm, at the Home-
office, of the state of the police is the metropolis.

Dispatches were brought to the- Foreign-office by a
King's Messenger on Monday night, from Lord 'Harrussuai, our
Minister at Odessa.

Dispatches tette brought yestitJav (loin SifCHARLES
BAGot. We Milliliter at the Hague, to the Foreign•othce.

Dispatches were brought yesterday errrning from
Lord STUART de ROTNIAT, mar Ambassador at Paris, by Colonel
tY , for the Elul of ABIENDift4.

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FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. .

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• . • ARRIVALS.
The Duke and Duchess of Richmond. at their house in Upper
liMok.street, front Newmarket; the Earl and Countess of &Bast,
at their house in Loafer Grosvenor-street, from the Isle of Wight,
the Hon. Colonel Anson,4l.P. at his house in Curzon.street, May
Fair, from Newmarket; Hon. William Burrell. at Baroness Wil.
loughby d'Eresby's, Whitehall, from Dover ; Mr. and Mrs. ;tore
and family, at Gould's Hotel, Jermyn.street, from Paris; Mr. sad
Mrs. Carpenter and family, at Cook'i Hotel, Albemarle-street,'
from Yorkshire; hlrs. Ifice.'and Mr. and Miss Rice, at the Pul.
wispy Hotel, Albemarle.stteet. front their seat near Dover; J.
Walker, Esq. at the Royal Hotel, St. Jantes**.strect, front York;
Mr. and Airs, Vivian.at ditto, from Swansea, in Wales; Sir Geo.
Grafton at ditto, Isom Cheltenham; the Earl and Coolness of
Chichester. .t Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, trims Susses;,
Mr. and Mrs. Keene, at ditto, from Cambridge; Mr. and Hue.
Mrs. Wallis Grieve, at ditto, from Paris; David L s yon /Esq. at
ditto, from Brighton ; Colonel and Mrs. Austin, in Brook.street,
from a tour ; It. W. Cox, El. • and Lady, "at the Demers Hotel,
Berners.street, from Ireland; 'D. Gee, Esq. and Lady, at ditto,
from Paris; Mi.s Hughes, at ditto, rom ditto; R. Coek,•Esq.
from Brighton. . .
London, England, 1828-11-05

pz 'clii .1 ?in the fissecabe to fin e a ,
d rot t slft d 0‘ a it
and in the latter tor the plaintiff. .
The Arr y laired at a quarter past seven, and returned
at a 'vaunt ',rime ten with a verdict for the defendant.
COURT' OF COMNION PLEAS, Nov. 4.
Before itestoim Cann, .fustica and a Common Idly.
GARDENER VIIALLAk. •
This was an action of tre,pass, alleged to hive been
committed in the seizure of two barges belonging to
the plaintiff.. The plaintiff is a poblicaniesiding, ant
the defendititis the assignee cif a person nameditust, a
relative of the plihiff, who had carried on the business
of a lightetman, at Fobbing, in 'Essex. The plaintiff's
case was this; that he was the owner
.of thelarges, and'
had let them to Rust, and that therefore the assignees'
of the latter had no right to seize the property under;
the commission of bankrupt. On the other side it West
proved tbat'Rustsbad stated himself to be the °Stoic of
the barges in the neighbourhood where he cartied on
business., and had obtained credit on that representation.
The LORI) Cuizi JUITICt said, that the only ques-
tion for the Jury to determine was. whether or not 'the,
tact was kilo wnin the neighbourhood where itusttarried
on his business; that the barges were not his property.?
(f they should be of opinion that this fact was sufficiently'
notorious, they would find a verdict for the plaintiff;
and if they should be of the contrary opinion) theit ver-
dict must be for the defendant; for, by the statute of
'James, which was re-enacted during the reign of his
present Majesty. it was provided that all property in
possession of a bankrupt at the time of his:becoming'
,insolvent should be delivered op for the benefit of his:
.creditors, unless/it was sallidiently notorious that he was
not "thiowner of it
The Jury found a verdict for the plaintiff—damages,
500 i. and 25i. for loss occasioned by the detention of the
barges.
This case. owing to the length of the evidence, occu-
pied the attention of the Court during the whole of
yesterday and during the greater part of this day.
ADNITRALTY COURT. Nov. 4.
THE NAPPY RETUIDI.

This was a case of alleged salvage, the circumstances
of which were fully given last Term, when it was partly
argued. The mattes-eras referred to the Registrar to
inquire into the amount of expenses incurred by Lieut.
Dairies in fishing up the vessel.which had sunk off the
Needles, with a cargo 4 tin from Cornwall. The report
of the Regi,trar stated that the amount of the expenses
Allowed was I.Bl*l.
Sir H. JENNEkt and Dr. AtliDAala, for she salvor, en-
deavoured to prevail upon the Court to add to this amount
about 901. which had been disallowed in the registry.
Sir C. &minnow refused to alter the report, and in-
timated that he should decide what sum the salvor was
entitled to in addition to the disbursements he. had
incurred, nest Court day.
The oilier cases were without public
.interest.
London, England, 1828-11-05

EAST INDIA HOUSE, &beer 29, 1828.
%THE COURT of DIRECTORS the UNITED
:11. COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading to
tie LAST INDIES, do hereby give Nati.,
That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said
COMPANY will be held at their House, in Leadenhall-street, on
Wmpewspav, the 17th of December next, at Eleven o'Clock in the
Forenoon, for the purpose of declaring a Dividend front Mid-
UMW bat to Christmas next.
JOSEPH DART, Secretary.
London, England, 1828-11-05

THE FEVER AT GIBRALTAR.

CAD!', °emus 17.

■

The accounts from Gibraltar continue to he „f felt
most distressing kind. The fever is no loop? cookies!
to the town itself, but it pursuer- its iictinis ft) 05„,..
spot on which they seek rtfuge It Ins latterly its-
considerable ravages among the troops in.the_bausci.
and several officers have perished I, but the most arta"
ing part of the aces is, that three physicians, who had
distinguished themselves by their attention to the isk;
have also been carried off-by the fever. One of the,.
was an Englishman, another a Jew. and the third
4,
Spanish emigrant, named Braulio Lopes; before Li.
death this worthy man had lost two children by the re;
and his wife, overwhelmed with anguish, bad entirely's,:
her reason. The bulletins of the deaths and casesdeott
contain all the information which is t• be obtained sir
this disttessihg subject fot many petsons.having ceessii
to place confidence in medicine, now attempt to one
themselves with simple remedies without calling in tir
aid of physicians. Madame Duloc, an inhabitsati
Gibraltar. has cured more than twenty patients by thi
use of simples, and the Bnglish physicians are now hi.
ginning to confine themselves to castor oil sad suss
mild temediei. We have been in a good deal of eatssi
nen here, owing to a report that t persons inn s 4, .
vanced state of fever had entered the town, but we its
glad to find that the report was unfounded. The :eighty
junta, in conseqhence of information which they to"
received from the province of Murcia of a fatal case 4
yellow fever at Torre Irwin, have given orders the 4
vessels arriving from the coast of ilitireis. between es,
thAgens and Alicant, including those Wens, shall rs.
form quarantine.
London, England, 1828-08-16

SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 16, 1828.

SALES BY AUCTION.
CHELTENHAM, G LOUCESTERSHIR
Most desirable and eligible Propert, for Capitalists, GentlemeS of
the Law, or Others. •
The valuable and extensive MANOR of CHELTENHAM,
Wart.: Lands, Stone Quarles, Tolls of Nlarkets, Fain, &es
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, •
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street),
At Gatnway's Coffee House, 'Change Alley, Cotnhill,
OD TMIRLSII6; the 21st of August, 1828, at Twelve o'Clock,
IN ONE LOT, •

THE CAPITAL and EXTENSIVE MANOR of
CHELTENHAM, in the County of OLOUCESTER,
iratendlog over the entire Parish of Cheltenham, and pan of
Charlton Kings—nearly
EIGHT THOUSAND ACRES, •
Ink Courts Leet, Courts Baron, and View of Frank Pledge, the
Quit Rents, Fines, Privileges, and Immunities;
The Tolls of the Markets, Fairs, the Arcade, &c.
A portion of the Land has been granted by Copy of Court Roll,
no which very considerable sums have been expended in the for.
(Dation of that fashionable W.tering l'iace, and the various Build-
ings connected thTreivith, suilezt to the customary Quit Rents and
Fines, the E ,franchisement at which would he highly beneficial
to those who have invested their capital. The Tolls of the Markets,
Faits, Arcade, and other Immunities, may be estimated, at a /my
•Low Rate, at about
ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS

FROM THE LONDON. GAZETTE, AUG. Iz.

. .
WHITEHALL, Aua. 9.
The Right Honourable Robert Peel has appointed the Right
Ilonntirable Lord Glanville Charles Henry Sonieret, Robert
Gordon, ".4. M.l'. the tight Honourable Lord Robert Seymour,
the Right Honourable Lord Ashley, the Right Honutus-blelrk
Woke Williams Wynn, the Right Honourable Sir George Henry
Rose, the Honourable Frederick Gough Calrhorpe. William Ward,
Foy. M.P. Francis Baring, Esq. M.P. George Ilyng, E.g. NI.P
Charles Nicholas Pannier, Esq. M.P. Thomas Barrett Leonard
Esq. M. P. Charles Ross, Esq. M.P. Sir George Francis Hampsop,
Bart. 'the Honourable Bartholomew Bouvetie, Colonel James
Clitherow, Doctor Thomas Turner, Doctor John Bright, Doctor
Henry Herbert Southey, Doctor Thomas Dreyer, and Doctor
John Robert Hume, to be Commissioners for licensing and visiting
all houses; within the cities of London and Westrhinster, and
within even miles thereof, and within the county of Aliddlesex,
fa the reception of Lunatics.
WHITEHALL, Ana. 1..
The King has been pleased to order a conge d'elire to pass the
Great Seal of the United 'Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland,
empowering the Deaf and
.Chapter of the C4thedral Church of
St. Pad, London, to elect a Bishop of that See, the -same being
void by the translation of the Most Reverend Father in Goy
Doctor William Howley to the Archbishuprick of Canterbury ;
and his Majesty has aho been pleased, by his Royal Sign Manual,
to recommend to the said Than and Chapter the Right Reverend
Father in GOD Dr. ,Charles James Bloinfield, now Bishop of Ches-
ter, to be by them chosen Bishop of the said See of London.
London, England, 1828-08-16

PER ANNUNI.

• The Stewardship of this Manor, Ind?pendent of thi Immunities,
is an ample provision for the Junior Brandies of a Family, as no
transfer of Property by Sale, Mortgage, or otherwise, can be made
but at the Steward's Office.
In epee of Enfranchisement (a highly beneficial advantage to
those who have already invested their Capital) the Fines may be
calculated at an immense Sum, and at the same time render a very
beneficial Interest to these whose -Capital is already invested ; ex-
clusive of the advahiages to be nude of the Lands that may be
rendered beneficial by the future Improvements of that Town.
-A more Lucrative advantage cannot be offered to a Capitalist in
any part of toe Kingdom, and win thy tb.e attention of Uciitlrtnrn
in the Law.

Particulari may be had of )Ir. Trinder,Cirenc,st.fr ; of Mears.
Lawrence and Neo match, Cirence,oer ; at the Montt Hotel,
Chel:enham; at GArraway's; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Re-
gent-street.
London, England, 1828-08-16

THIRTY-ONE ACRES.

The neighbourhood is highly iespectable, the Rides and Drives
enchanting, with excellent Roaus in ail directions, and to the lidach,
where there is every accommodation for Bathing at only a biiurt
distance.

To be viewed, by Tickets only, which, with Particul as, may
be 11.4 of Messrs. Sewell anti Hearn, Solicitors, Newport. Parti-
culars asoko at the Bugle Inn; at the Inns, Hyde and Cowes;
Southamptou; Fountain,. Portsmouth; George, Win-
chester; King's Arms, Gedalming ; Crown, Basingstoke; at Ga"
rawaY'e ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Igent-street, of wkront
Tickets for viewing tatay be had, and where a glassaf she Borate
mar be seen.

..1
London, England, 1828-08-16

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

GOODWOOD RAC
The Racing Club. Handicap Sweepstakes of Ssovs. each, two ft.
with 30 added. Heats one mile.
Mr. Cosby's Logic, Bst I 31b
Mr. Rush's Rhoda, Bst Slb
Mr. Shelly's Charnwood. Bst fib ...
Mr. Wetherill's The Palfrey, 7st 121 b
Colonel Yates's Fine de Joie. 81b
Very easy.
The Waterloo Plate of 50 urn. given by the City of Chichester.
Heats once round.
_ _

... 1 1
... 0 2
... 0 0
... odr
... 2 dr

Mr. De Burgh's Sunshine, aged
Mr. Curning's ch m Aura, 6 yrs
Colonel Yates's Rile de Joie, aged
Mr. Shelly's L'harnwood, aged
Mr. Cosby's Logic, aged ... _ ___ -
Mr. Weathetilfs The Palfrey, $ yrs ••. ... 0 dr
The, Cocked Hat Stakes of 5 save. each, with 20 added. Gentle-
men to ride in cocked hats. Once round.
Mr. Sfielly's Cbatnwood, 11st 91b .. ..,
Mr. Berkeley's Partial, list 71b ... ..•
Clever.
•
NOTTINGHAM RACES, Aunts 15.

•0 1 I
... 1 2 2
2 dr
...• .0 dr
... 0 dr

... 1
... 2

Sweepstakes of 2.5 gs. each, 15 ft ; for three yr olds. Once round
and a distance.
Mr. Yates'. b f Sister to Oswestry .. ••• ... I
Mr. Houldsworth's b t Baggage ... ... ... 2
The Cold Cup, by Subscription of legs. each. Sixteen Subscribers.
Two miles and a half.
Mr. Myttonl br c Hedgford ...
Sir T. Stanley's b c Joceline ..
Mr. Houldsworth's b e Scatbotough .. ... ...
Mr. Charerso's b c Unmet ... ... ... ... 4
The Sherweed Stakseef 90 gs. each, htt ; for three yr olds. Once
mud and a distance.
Mr. Houldswerth's be Vanish
Mr. & Walker's b f Mayflower

•• •

... 1

... 2
London, England, 1828-08-16

THE ARMY.

Wednesday the troops in Linterick Gagrisoo, the Artillery,
Queen's Boys, Sad and 27th Regiments, had a grand sham fight at
Newcastle, before General Sir Cruz's. Dorz.z, and a number of
spectators.
Monday morning two companies of the tad Highlanders arrived
in Kilkenny from Newbridge, on their route from Glasgow to
Permoy.
A Detachment Of the lath Hassan arrived in Canterbury on
Wednesday, from Coventry.
Review or Tor STM Huseans.—At two o'Clock on Tuesday
last, Lieutenant-General Sir Joint Brno arrived at the Curragit,
accompanied by Colonel Gasionsaa and Captain 81110. The
Lieutenant-General having arrived opposite the centre of the
Regiment in line, was received with a general salute; be then
passed the front and rear ranks, minutely inspecting both
seen and horses. The Regiment then formed open columns and
matched past in parade order ;afterwards it went through a variety
of manoeuvres, all of which were executed with rapidity and pre-
cision. The charge in line was particularly admirable; after that
movement Sir J. Brno rode up to the Commanding Officer, Lieut.-
Colonel Lord G. W. flussau., and expressed his approatiou of
the fine appearance of the Regiment, and its high state of discip/Ine.
The Review being ended, the facers gavea orpssine a lafourchate
at their Mess-moose, Newbridge Barracks, to a number of Nobility
ladltGeislislathat the division of Royal Marines stationed at Wool-
wich will shortly be removed to Milford, in Wales, and that the
Royal Marine Artillery are to have their head-quarters at Wool.
wick.

NAVA L. IN I'ELLKi ENCE.

Mann Ammo Tins I—Waterford I—Guernsey
and Jersey t-Hambsrgb 1.

The Alexander, Huts•, fromWasa, was driven on shore near
Calais, during a gale at N.& as Thursday night, and it was sup.
posed wastage to pietas.
The Buses, norms, from Virginia, arrived off Dover on the
istit instant.

An aovior ohtbotit.lecwt. sad SI fathoms of chain, were car-
ried into %%lucid* oa Tuesday.
Wm., Anoint-15.—Wind N. W. to W.N.W.—Arrived from
Loodeo the Canada. Wavers, for &. Ander° •' Montagu, HAA-
N% -N for Jamaica ; Vittoria, -.., foe New South Wales ; Childe
Harold. Wait, for India.
P0111111)11•1111111. A,.o',rr 15.—Wind N.N.W.

Fataggem, AVOUST 14.—Wind N.N.E.—Arrived the Camilla,
Decol.as, from Gallipoli. Sailed the BoMon, Ner.guam, fur Sc.
John's, New &gimmick.

Livearum., AIMIWZ 14.—The Zarin Alexandria, 'bound to St.
Petershergb, in going one, get on a batik, and must discharge.
Demi., Ammer 13—Arrived the William, Haim", from Que-
bec; and Hope, Hawse from Hip.
Qessirc, JULY 14.—The Marie Jesus, hence to Pugwash, was
wrecked. at Prince Edward's Island on the 2d ultimo : cargo saved,
and was transhipping.
London, England, 1828-08-16

ARRIVALS AT CHELTENHAM.

The Duke Of Manchester, the Marquis of Sir W.R.
Rush, Sir Robert Gunning, Sir Peter and Lady Laurie, General
Ramsay, Colonel Cash, Colonel Spread, Colonel M'Leod. Major
Thew, Major Clark, Rer. W. Wheldak, Rev. S. S. Colman, Rev.
T. Wyatt, Rey. W. Kinsey, Rev. J. Parker. Capt. Robson, R.N,
Captain Creagh, R.N. Captain Ms, Captain Laws, Capt. Slight.
Mr. sad 21rs.Deane, Mr. and Mrs.Knips, Mr. and Mrs.Bradbbaw,
Mr. sod Mrs. S. Madam, Mr. and Miss Moore ; Mesas. W. Ruse,
Y. A. Lawson, Turton, D. C. Walker, H. Toll, Moore, Howitson,
Caren and Famdy, Lawson, Holcombe, F. EM, Btr..
London, England, 1828-08-16

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

CHANGES.

The Earl and Countess of Scarborough, from York, to Lumley
Castle. Durham ; Captain Ryder and the Hon. Mrs. Ryder, for
Dunstan Priory, in Kent; the Dowager Duchess of Rutland. from
Sickeille.atreet, for Chevely Park, Cambridgeshire; Lord and
Lady Churchill, from Brighton, for Richmond Park; Sir Herbert
and Lady Jenner, from Chesterfield-street, for their seat, Foot's
Cray, itrnt ; Sir Edmond Stanley, late Chief Justice of Madras,
Lady Stanley. and Mrs. Bontein, for Cheltenham ; Mr. and Mrs.
Montague, tor Wellington-crescent. Ramsgate ; Mr. John Fans,
M.P. for Wormiley, near Stoke Church, in Oxfordshire; Mrs.
-cid Miss Eden, for Brighton ; Mr. and Mrs. Francis Egerton, for
Newport. in the Isle of Wight ; Mrs. and Miss Howard, from their
house in YOrk-plare, for Tunbridge Wells; G. Lurelles, Esq. and
ladies, from Nerot's Hotels, Clifford and Cork Streets; Charles
Ntonor, E.sq. on his Marriage, from ditto, for Brighton ; Mrs. and
the Hisses Burford and Ladies, from ditto, for Worthing; Colonel
Gregory, and Mrs. and the Misses Gregory, from Marshal Themp-
son's Hotel. Cavendish-square; J. R. Thornton, Esq. from ditto;
Win. Campion, Esq from Symmons's Hotel (late Jordan's) St.
James-street, for Berks; T. T. Drake, Esq. fi lsP. from the Li.
dos Hotel, Albemarle-street, for his seat in Backs; Captain Mac-
donald and J. Grieve, Esq. fromThomaa's Hotel, Serkeley-square,
for Paris; Lud Robert Manners. for Ireland ; Lord Charles Man.
ners, for Southampton; Mr. and Mrs. Haggett and family, front
Goultes Hotel, Jermyn.street, on a tour; Captain Mahnan, hoot
Hanover-square, for the Continent.
ARRIVALS.

Lord Viscount Glentworth, at Neroti Hotels, from
the Lord Chancellor of Ireland and Ladies, at ditto; Earl Beetive,
at Gould's Hotel, from Dublin; Colonel Armstrong, at ditto, from '
Paris; the Marquis and Marchioness of Tweistock, from their seat
in Bedfordshire ; Mr. and Mrs. Norton, in Harley-street, from El-
ton Manor, near Bingham ; Mrs. Dugdale, at Marshal Thompson's
Hotel; Samuel Gist Gist, Esq. and William Gist, Esq. at ditto,
from Cheltenham • George Round. Esq. at ditto; E. Lewis, Esq.
and the Misses Lewis, at the Berner, Hotel, Berners-street, from
Brighton ; Mrs. Toore, J. Toone, Esq. and Miss Douglas, at ditto ;
Sir George Murray, Ban. and family, at their house, Whitehall.
place ; J. Wilson, Esq. at Fentoa's Hotel, St. James's-street, from
Spain ; James Palmer, Esq. at ditto, front the Continent ; the
Bishop of Chichester' at Thomas's Hotel, from the Palace, Chi-
chester ; General and Madame Sablookoff, at ditto, from Brighton ;
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Heatheoce, at dicta-from their seat in Hants;
Captain Wyndham., at ditto from Norfolk; Sir Charles Chad,
Bart. at Fladong's Hotel, Orford-street, from Norfolk ; Charles
Lawrence, Esq. and Mrs. Lawrence, at ditto, from a tour; George
()ramrod, Esq. and Mrs. Ornterod, at ditto, from a tour.
London, England, 1828-08-16

DOWNING-STREET, Arra. 14.

The• King has been pleased to appoint Lieutenant-General Si►
James Kempt, G.C.B. to be (7aptain-General and. Governor in
Chief of the provinces of Lower and Upper Canada, Nova Scotia,
New Brunswick, and island of Prince Edward.

The Kin 4 has been pleased to appoint Major-Gen. Sir Peregrine
Maitland, K.C.B. to be Lieutenant-Governor of the province of
Novia Scotia and its dependencies.
The King has been pleased to appoint Major-General Sir John
Colborne, K.C.B. to be Lieutenant-Governor of the province of
Upper Canada.

•
WHITEHALL, Am. 11.
The King 1131 been pleased to present the Reverend Robert
Wallace to the church and parish of Dalrymple, in the presbytery
and county of Ayr, vacant by the death of the Reverend Robert
Steven.
London, England, 1828-02-18

UNITED MEXICAN MINING ASSOCIATION
THE COURT of DIRECTORS HEREBY GIVE
NOTICE, that a Payment of ONE POUND per Share is
to be mule by the PROPRIETORS, to Measrs. BOSAIMUTT and
Co. No. 73, Lombard-street, Magma TO TUT A.3,I:CIATION. on or
tefore the 25th March nest.
JOHN MATHER., Assistant Secretary.
No, 13, Old Broad-street, London, Feb. 13, 1828.
London, England, 1828-02-18

NEW EDITION, TUE TENTH, ENLARGED,
With Observations on the Danger of trusting to Nostrums as an
Internal Remedy fur the Cure of Stricture; illustrated by
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an improved System for their Treatment and Cure, illustrating its
Efficacy by numerous remarkable and highly important Cases, in
sonic of which Strictures of from Ten to Twenty Years duration
have been totally removed in a few weeks, and its superiority
thereby fully established over every other method hitherto prac-
shed. By C. B. COURTENAY, M.D. •
To which are added, Observations and Practical Comments on
Glens, Seminal Weakness, and the Miseries occasioned by Self-
abuse, for the cure of which, a mode of treatment, the result of
lee; sad successful practice, and at once safe, speedy, and effectual,
is adopted by the Author.
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to the perusal of such of our Readers as are afflicted with the com-
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tions. Several instances are adduced of the recovery of perfect
health from states which were considered hopeless by practitioners
of eminent talents, and very ester iee experience. We entertain
the highest opinion of Dr. Courtenay 's professional skill, and con-
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London, England, 1828-02-18

Russian Ambassador, had an audience of the Emperor,
in which he delivered a letter from his sovereign.
The report is revived that the long talked of mar-
riage between the Emperor of Brasil and an Italian
Princess will shortly take place.
Jmi. 29.
A regiment of infantry, which has arrived here from
Venice, will go to Laybach, to be employed against a
band of robbers, who have established themselves on the
frontiers of Bosnia, and infest the surrounding counts y.
M. de Ribeaupieire is still expected here; a Russian
Officer, Baren Von Pogyenpohl, has been waiting here
eight days to deliver dispatches to him.
London, England, 1828-02-18

FRENCH PAPERS.--

PROM THZ OAZETTZ DB PAANCR, FEB. 16.
BUCHA REST, JAY. U.

Neither the mail from Vienna, nor that from Con-
stanatiople, has yet arrived ; but it is supposed that this
drlay must be ascribed to the impossibility of passing
the Danube, which is not completely frozen.

VIENNA. JAN. 6.
'PRIVATE CORRESPJNDENCE.

This is the 26th day that has pissed (a circumstance
without example) since the depattuie of the mail from
Constantinople, which generally comes in 17 days at
the most, and has not yet waived. The weather is sup-
posed to be the cause. The ambassador of France is
teady to send a courier to Paris as soon as the dis-
patches arrive.
The new circular note of Count Nesselrode, dated the
9th of January, relative to tite departure of the three
Ministers from Constantinople, is handed about here.
We hope we shall be able to give it. It repeats the
assurance that Russia will not deviate from the con-
sention of thr 6itt of July, 1827, and that in case of far.
titer measures, it will maintain, with its allies, the gene
sal peace of Europe. It is known also, that our Save-
zeign has received an autograph letter from the Em-
peror Nicholas, containing the same assurances.
London, England, 1828-02-18

The Condition of the Contracts may be seen at this Mice.

Each Tender must specify the price in words at length, and be
`delivered before Oue o'Clock on the Dly appointed; and the
Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on lt“ behalf, must
attend to answ•et what called for.

IL wALLan CLIPTOM
London, England, 1828-02-18

!RCM Tel CALMAT* PAICII mmmer.

Comm.—Toe transactions in this article during_the week have
bias entirely confined to native deakrs.
Gtooza.—Sales to a cOusiderabk amount have been efectut
during the past week.
Ortue.---A few tutell parcels bale changed hands Owing the
week, hut prices littk loWer.
Puce Geom.—Muth neglected; our quotations almost nominal,
Si LITITZ( —The business daring the week has been retry me
tensive; prices a shale lower.
St oats —ln brisk demand ; rather looking up.
Canso Goons.—Stock generally heavy, and sales limited.
Evaorsan Geom.—Copper, steady - Iron, Swedidi, SC ace and
in demand—Englith, rather lower; Lead, in moderate dtotassil;
Deer, stock inert' slog—prices continue steady ; Cordage, dull;
Canvass, in limited demand; Tar, looking up ; Paints and Oils,
only saleable, in retail; Woollen and Cotton Piece Goods, the de.
mind rather improving; Oilman stores and Confectionary bites
inquiry.
London, England, 1828-02-18

SHATTLE V. °MULL

This was as actios against Lady Gresley by a stable-
keeper, to recover the amount of his account for hay
and corn delivered, and for the hire of horses. Witnesses
were called, who failed to prove the delivery of the hay
or corn, but fully established the fact of the hiring of
the horses for about three months. The Jury, therefore,
by the direction of the Learned Judge, returned a ver-
dict for the plaintiff—Damages 841.