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London, England, 1827-09-08 00:00:00

_ Naghten, Esq.,
eating the Maces of Treasurer of the Exchequer of Onset Britain
and Lord High Treasurer of Ireland.
The Ktng has also been pleased to direst letters patent to be
passed under the Great &al of the United Kiesdend of Great Bri-
tain and Ireland, granting to the Right Honourable John Charles
Henries the offices of Chancellor and Under Treasurer of lb Ma-
jesty's Exchequer.

The King /sae alio Moan pleased to direct letters patent to be
passed span dee &one Sod older Unked Kingdom of Great 13A-
ta4t and Inhankssassles to tie Right Honourable Charles Grata,
the ogee of Treasurer of Ms Majesty's Navy. .
WINDSOR CASTLE, Sirr.s.

The King hu been pleased pi nominate and appoint the WOK
Hon. James Rail of Fife, and the Right Hon. Francis Earl of bia
ray, to be Knights of the Most Ancient and Most Nobk Order of
the Thistle.

WINDSOR CASTLE, Svr. 4.

The King was this slay pleased to invest the Right Hon. James
Earl of Fife with the ensigns of the Most Ancient and Most Noble
Order of the Thistle.

At the Court at Windsor, the 3d day of September, 1•117, Prwgs
the King's Most Excellent Majesty in Council.
Whereas by an Act, passed in the seventh and eighth years a
his present Majesty's reign, intituled " An Act to make provision,
for ascertaining from time to time the average prices of Bridal-
Corn," it is, amongst other things, enacted, " that for the permit
of ascertaining the ge price of Corn and Grain sold within dm
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, It shall and mar
be lawful for his Majesty, by any Order or Orders to be by 11*
made, by and with the advice of his Privy Ciioncil, to direct that
the provisions of the said Act, so far as regards the appointment of
inspectors and the making of Weekly Returns, shall be app
to any Cities or Towns within the United Kingdom of Great '
taro and Ireland, which shall be named in any suck Order or Ordain
in Council ;" and it is thereby provided, " That the Returns se
received from such Towns shall not be admitted into the averages
made up for the purpose of regulating the bringing into home con-
sumption Foreign Corn, Grain, Meal, or Floor.'
His Majesty in pursuance of the said Act, and in exercise of the
powers and authorities thereby vested in him as aforesaid, was this
day pleased, by and with the advice of his Privy Council, to order,
and it is hereby ordered that the provisions of the said Act, so far as
respects the appointment of inspectors, and the making of weekly
returns, shalt be applicable to the several cities and towns herein.
after mentioned, that is to sa—
Uxbridge Nottingham Wakefield
Hertford Worcester Warminster
Royston Coventry Birmingham
Northampton Reading Leeds
Leicester Oxford Newark
Edinburgh Aberdeen Dumfries
Glasgow Haddlogtan 'Dundee
Dobai Waterford Belfast
Cost limerick Sligo

And** Right Honourable the Lords Cansniissionors d Ms
Majesty's Treasury, and the Right Haworthle the Lords or the
Committee of Privy Council appointed for the consideration of an
matters relating to Trade and Pansign Plantations, are to give the
necessary directions herein as to than nay respectively appertain.
C. C. GIyiEVILLS.

_ , apothecary. ao Haynes, Asters,
wiekohlre, vocer. Elizabeth Nightingale and George Wometyi
Manchester, Lancashire, palm denies. .Thos. Angannes Beeijahp'
Pablo Gibbs, Northam merchant. Richard HIM,
'Mono, near Macclesfield, gemser. . .
PA RTN E RSH PRIMUS° LYE D.
JawgiliSheweß and Henry. !MIN Magsfurd. • Jonigh liesehilia,
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"a'CMaeldwabrdti tniMia= .= t 7. 1641k30.: Ilat&
..vairm...604....aa..100.4 and /thins Chrksit
aid manntactneests. John
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fligili T. elliagawbeeeiree, Et jaws, Wesunbller,
bans. Nasty Doings aeldMillethan,Sabin, Bermondsey, Swath.
rm, seed, and coal oaerehants. Henry Lodge= and Lake
, Yeovil, Somenutidee, common carriers. John Porter
la Junes Clarke. St. Thomas the Aportl.,, Devonshire, drapers
veld tea dealers. Illnaheth Ruck and Mary Baker. Cheetkam.hlll,
Manchester, drem-asakers. Catherine Puget, Thomas Bainbridge,
aid E. T. Bainbridge,, „Paul's Church yard, merchants. Thos.
berm M. Bentley, and Wil/1111/ Dusbney Holmes, Hatton garden,
fironfounders. William Backhouse, sen. William Rack.
John Backlasesee, James Backhouse, and George Back-
, Yorkshire, stone masons. John Grundy sod Geo.
gelLary, Lancathire, woollen manufacturer,. John anis
.
auto°, Wlebech, Cambridgshire, auctioneers and
Hugh Fraser Sandman and Augustni Hennefity,
es-lane, Lcimbard-street, merchants. Wm. Mytton end
Edward Starr, Leominster, Herefordshire, drapers. John • David
Apple and John Apple, Seward street, Goswell.street Prussian.
blue-makers. William Evans and John Evans, Birmingham, pork
butchers. John Robert Pater and Benjamin Fos' Bedford-street,
• Covent-garden, gold lacemen. John Muirhead and Thomas Bume„
(deceased), Gervais!, Stirling, paper manufacturers John Hope
mili.James Busse,. Leeds' Yorkshire, stortema.ons. Tho. Hornet°
mod Co. of the Leadhills Mining Company, Yorkshire, (so fare* -
lifegaido the Executors of John Horner, deceased, and also as 0,0 e.....
'l aids the surviving Executers and Executrix of Wm. Heide,
deceased.) _

General Weekly A.erage of the Price of British. Corn, which
governs Importation, made up to the 31st fit Ansust.
Wheat 511 s. ild. Oats 265. Scl. Ream afts. lid.
Barley 1 I4a. ad. I Rye 555. 10d. Peas 425. 10cL
FRENCH PAPERS.
PROM TEE GAZETTE DR PRANCE, DATED slur. 6.
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CO NSTA NTI NOP LE, Ana. 7.

(111 T AN IXTSAOSDRIAIY CHMINIL
The English Ambassador has received, by an ers a-
ordinary courier, the treaty concluded at London be-
tween the three Powers, (with which the Porte was al-
ready acquainted,) and the instructions of his Court.—
The Ministers of France and Russia expect theirs. It is
supposed that as soon as they have received them,
they will simultaneously present the ratified treaty as
the sdiiiivatsgsv.
On the other hand, it may be considered as decided
that the Porte will resist : the known declarations of the
Turkish Ministers, as well as the disposition of the Mus-
sulmen, give reason to think that at the last extremity
the Sultan may very likely send passports to the Mi-
nisters of the three Powers.
The Europeans residing at Smyrna are in the great-
est alarm; the English subjects have sent a petition to
Mr. Stratford Canning, in which they represent the
danger they are exposed to, to ask hien for instructions.
Aunt= B.—The Porte, since it has been acquainted
with the treaty of intervention, seems resolved to assume
an imposing attitude. All the occasions that occur for
any communication with the Ministers of the three con-
tracting Powers, indicate that the Sultan by no means
fears an open repulse, and that he rather hopes to take
advantage of it to electrify his people. TL e. Reis Ef-
fendi has openly declared that the time was come, when
the Porte had no resource left but to put its hand to 'the
work, and by a bold conduct to lay open all the diplo-
made shifts ; that the Porte knew what it intendrd ;
whereas the mediators themselves were not clearly de.
termined about any thing connected with this media-
tion, 'which must become burdensome to them ; that il.e
opening of the Seven Towers would solve the problem,
end that the character of the Sultan was a pledge that
they would be opened as soon as the Plenipotentiaries
should dare to present the treaty in an official manner.
The Ministers of these Powers appear, in fact, to fear
the renewal of the ancient custom of the Turks; it is
said that Mr. Stratford Canning has been in possession
of the treaty for some time ; that M. de Ribeaupiere
received it a few days ago, but that they will not take
any step till Count Guilleminot can join in it, They
expect, by acting together, to prevent the execution of
the Sultan's menaces.

The organization of the regular troops continues
without interruption; it is affirmed, that the amount of
the regular army is already 80,000 men. The Sultan
unremittingly urges the esecutich of the new ordittan.
ces; and the aversion which the Turks formeth tna-
nifested against any thing new, seems to have • given
way to a kind of thirst of innovation.
We learn from Greece, that Lord Cochrane has cap-
tured sever.tl Turkish ships of war, but that all his
efforts to revive the martial spirit of the Greek marine
have been in vain; and that he is limited to acting only
with the vessels he has brought• with him.— Augsburg
Gazette.

VALLE DR CAROL, Ma. itS.
It is announced that a corps of Royal troops has ar-
rived at Berge, without meeting with any resistance on
its march. it is affirmed that Joseph des• Etangs has,
however, not quitted the environs of that town, and
that his band occupies the bridge of Rabenti, on the
road of Cardone and Basua, on which a contribution
has just been imposed of 1,000 rations of bread, and
about 20 quadruples. We do not know whether there
has been any engagement: every thing appears very
quiet on both sides.
The several bands. is is said, continue to increase.
The men belonging to them are paid regularly. The
youths receive on: enlisting 12 piastres. and married
men 15. The daily pay of the former i, 25 sous per
diem, and that of the latter 35 —Memorial Bordekis.

PARIS, Sir. S.
Prince Yam°loir. lately Govr.rnor of the Minium
provinces beyond Mount Caucasus, arrived on the SI st
of August at Frankfort. It is thought he is on his way
to Frances where he will fix his abode.

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