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London, England, 1827-01-09 00:00:00

as the subjugatibn of their country, for the
(their King, as readily as we can believe that
owner deplorable the conduct of the Ministry
bat party will even be more powerful which wis
be continuance and integrity of France, than that
ole object is to defend the interests of England,
rhich would sacrifice every thing for the applause,
;arming. In this sense we also are apostolical
be Gerrie> consider well the contradictions
t ever and anon falls . We are, it says, the organ
►psistolie party, and the Apostolic party is all power.
a -France; yet we are unblessed by the smiles of power,.
ersecutetl,proscribed, even 11101, than theCoarrier km&
!he law of the press according to that Journal is the work
I the apostolic party, yet we contend against that law, in
be name of that party. Let the Coarrier be consistent with
'self. Let it boldly enter up-m the contest without employ.
sg epithets now worn threadbare, even in the opinion at
he Liberals. What we wish is, that that opinion whinh
; denominated national, that the Ministry who call
temselves Royalists, should be a little more French in
teir feelings. In a neighbouring country, no one ever
!sought of calling upon the public not to be English :
would be a Sorry affair, then, if in France we should
rquis'e honour by ceasing to be Frenchmen.
1/11011 vat CONITMITIOIIIIIII.
Letters from Marseilles of the Ist of January state,
sat Lord Cochrane is about to return to Paris, which
e will leave in the course of the week, in order to pro-
red direct for Greece. He is described **full of hope,
acing just received letters from England, which are to
is entire satisfaction. The Greek frigate, that was boils
t New York, most ere this have arrived at Napoli di
tomania. The buing out of the Turkish Irigate, which
i in our port, as well, as the construction of that which
in the dock-yard, is still going or. corvette, La
lame, which has been detained on account of the pay.
sent not being completed, has received some damage
on: a violent gale, that continued for several days.
MOS eat CALSIAL ass SILT&
'street of a Private Letter from Lisboa, dated Dec. U, half-pan
eleven o'clock.

' " intelligence has been received frost the interior up
~to the 23d.• I have seen a number of private letters,
which confirm tl:e reports published by Government.
I The rebels, under the orders of the Marquis de Chaves,
have abandoned Lamego, alter havfng plundered the
town; they are also quitting thd province of Beira, and
Lretiring to their old quarters in Tras-os-Montes. They,
were alarmed at the junction of Generals Claudino and
Villa Flor, who were in co operation, the one marching
from the north, and the other hom the south. It is
asserted that the news of the resolution of die English'
Government has been made known amongst the reivis,
and has led to numerous desertions. Up to this lime!
we have no reason to believe that the English troopsl
will be under tl'e necessity of marching into these
provinces.
"P.S.—This evening a signal was made front fort St. Julian of
the approach of four vessels of the English fleet. We have just
learned, by an extraordinary courier from Mr. Lamb, the Anitats-
sailor at Madrid, that the Spanish Government appears completely
resolved to withdraw all kind of Support front the Portuguele te.
, fugees; that they have agreed to tecugnise the Portuguese Charter;
the resignation of Don Pedro in favour of his daughter, and the
establishment of the Regency. The Spanish Ambassador has re-
quested permission to present himself anew at our Court, which has
been granted. The Ministers are assembled at the' moment lam
,addressing you." . .
0 PETERSBURGII, DRCIIIIIIie 13.
" A letter from Oienbourg of the 22d November,
1 states as follows:—The Khan of Bucharia is dead, and
is eldest s',ll has succeeded him. The Ambassador
who has been sent to our Court by this Khan, Khiva,
has arrived at the Fort of Saratschfrankoff, upon the
line of the Lower Ural. He is bringing with him two,
elephants and seven horses as a present for his Majesty
the Emperor...
...
" PARIS, Jarmaav S.
" N. Benjamin Constant, Casimir Perrier, and M. Sebastian',
have transmitted to the President of the Chamber three Petitions ;
one signed by 130 printers of the establishment of Al. Jules Dialot,
soother front TO printers belonging to that of M. Paul Renouard, and
the third from 85 belonging to M. Tilliard.
" M. Fournier, the printer, has likewise addressed to the Chem-
bets the petition of his 85 workmen."

the approach of our gallant troops., However, R'
is useless to discuss a matter which, 'if it ever was
seriously contemplated, has notoriously failed ; and
the result is the same, whether the rebels hews
failed from their indecision or imbecilic): We think,
however, that the firmness of the troops, who have
remained true to the present Government, has
somewhat contributed to the failure; and we are
certainly borne out in this opinion by the repulse the
rebels had met at various points, before the British az•
pedalos had come within sight of the Portuguese coast.

The French papers are chiefly occupied in discossing
the new project of law respecting the press ; and, if we,

were as sure of its fate, as we are of its vexatious ten-1
dency, we might congratulate the French nation befoie-I
hand, on the overthrow of this new auempt to subject
public opinion to the will of men in power. As all
proceedings of this kind recoil upon the ruling party,
and diminish the security of the State, in proportion as
they meet the wishes of persons in authority, we ate
surprised how any Ministry, pretending to liberality of
even foresight, can press so obnoxious a measure. Let
us hope that M. DR Vu.t.axt will still look to this point.

We have received this morning Frankfort Papers and
the Allgemeine 7-titling, both to the 2d inst. The latter
contains advice' from Bucharest of the 14th and 16th
of December ; by the former of which we learn, that the
Marquis de RIBRAUPIEHRS was exrected to leave St.
Petersbergh on the 22d of the same month, for that
city, on his way to Constantinople. As it is all but im.
possible, supposing this account to be correct, that he
can as yet have reached the Turkish capital. we hate
right to treat at premature the report that has been
current here for some days past respecting the final des-
tinies of Greece, as far at least as these may be sup-
posed to depend on European diplomacy. It is well
known, that the negotiations for this purpose cannot
assume a formal, much less a decisive clpraeter, before
the arrival of the new Russian Ambissadew; tad. in
the meantime, we may be allowed to doubt the accuracy
of the account, which appeared yesterday in a respect.
able Morning Paper, stating that the unqualified inde-
pendence of Greece would be the subject of these nego-
ciations. We suspect that a qualified recognition of her
independence is all that the Allied Powers Mean to in-
sist upon, whilst we are persuaded it is all that the Poara
is disposed to concede, and that neither• entreaties nor
menaces could exact from her mole. We learn also
from the same source that at the date of the last ad-
vices Irons Constantinople, which are of the 7th ult.
everything remained there as before. News, how-
ever,
is said to have been •received from Egypt, an-
flouncing the firm determination of the VICEROY to pro-
secute the war against the Greeks with unabated vigour.
However, our gallant countryman, Lord Cocna*aa,
will probably have a word or two to say on this subject,
which may indute his HIGHNESS to revoke his present
determination.

An article from the frontiers of Italy, dated the 2Sd
ult. states, that the entire evacuation of Naplei by the'
Austrian troops has been finally agreed upon. The
troops are to commence their march in the middle of
April, to return to Upper Italy, to form an Army of
Observation on the Po, which will remain for some
I time on the war establishment at the expense of his
SICILIAN MaJen; in order, it is said, "in case of need,
to check in the onset any attempt to excite troubles in
Naples." The head-quarters of this corps will be on
the Po; and it is probable that this position has been
selected as much for the purpose of checking the pre-
sent warlike designs of the French Ultra Royalists, as
overawing the liberal party in the South of Italy.
An ordinance has been recently published in the
kingdom of Hanover, by the Royal Consistory of Stade,
which smacks more of the religious spirit of the seven-
teenth than of the nineteenth century. This inquisitorial
ordinance enjoins the Ecclesiastical Superintendants:
" Ist. As far as lies in their power to prevent erroneous
and injurious opinions and doctrines, contrary to the
true sense and spirit of the Bible, and to our rule of
belief, from' being taught in churches and schools, or
disseminated in the parishes by discourse or writings,
and to give notice to us of all serious and important
cases. 2d. To attend to and investigate the religious and
moral condition of the parishes within their jurisdictions,
to inquire whether a good spirit prevails in them, or whe-
ther superstition and infidelity, contempt of religion or
immorality prevail, or sects have been formed, offence
given,the ordinances respecting the Sa bba th, ma r riag e, kc.
transgressed,and in such cases,when they appear to them
of importance, to report to us.—S. They are to take care
that the ancient and new ordinances relative to churches
and schools be observed, and that old Liturgical forms,
and existing religious usages, be not changed, improved,
and reformed, except after mature• deliberations, with
wise caution, tender regard to weak minds, and careful
regard to the differences arising from the times, relations,
opinions, ke. and then rest without our approbation." •

The Earl and Countess of Liviinpoos left their resi-
dence at Coombe Wood yesterdax, for 'Bath.
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erne» rung
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Colosible ioo 15 i 4 i
teirs‘la Tim 41( Perm. Also. SO 5 .e 5 01. AI ifs.
Oloolossial Gas 100 8 1;
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Peon robery, Yellow 25 2 5!
THE KING.

WINDSOR, JANUARY S.
Yesterday the Rail of Livaasoot. arrived at the Royal Lodge,
and bad a lan *silence of kis Maraerv. After whisk tba Noble
Karl partook" cdss*ne reffesbastrat, and left the Royal Lodge, for
hls seat. Ciiisisbe *foe+
Yesterday her Royal" illighoess the Dothan of Gurocaseas ar•
rived at the Icoyal Lodge, and had a long interview with his Ma.
ram. lier Royal Highneui after wrens of wane slight refresh-
ascot, left the Royal. Lodge on bet return tr, Bagsbot Lodge.

, from

Dreemotteet,
Denims,
Bath; Per
Fromm?
Major from AVonmellutre for
Mummer, and J. evitard, Bob. Mon iboniaes Hotel, lirrkeley
square, for Melton Meerkeiy. folearldrlddrr; Sir AMP Maley.
Bait. from Jordan's Hotel, Be. limasidaraut, far his mu in Saner
Hubert Orway Cane. E.* M.P. ion Alm for Brighton; Capra
and Mrs. Stanley. from the Rath for-Brighow ; Wilda
Gregory, Fo.q. for Dublin ; J. Lawlry, &q. from ditto; fur his au,
sear Lhandturd.
AIttIY.
-.OP- -
Thursday morning the mobatitatl.m of the itch Regiment weal
eompleed, MU board the herein*, Z phyr, sad the Nun,' pan,
ports, together with the Stallonee belonging to the lOth sod
Nealnem in Cork harbour. They were enabled to pot tom.
about half pan tee, a.m. with ado, steady hems* at N.H.
The lord Sollield mid Louisa transports, eershordy expected le
Cork Harbour, to take the remaioder of the Seth Regiment re
Jamais a.

The depot of the 10th Human marched bete Chslastord an &tar
day. iseiXZzkth eight Officers, 110 privates, and So Mines i adris
surds, pecemled on their mete to limerick Barracks.
Min 1 Deem) Regiment of Infantry embeited tet the
3d km" it Cert.tur Portugal.
lianimideti liekesier tear nit. I nit. ado. Slit. and Nib
116 Nits d bleON/1 sollostaireo the 41h inseam, ota beard
vehmoramiurum at skommia. for dig beim hinds.
VI filillnes die Ashaderiel • Your, emit Am is ik
bonds the *awed mime phisiderty to dim imeroles ehst
' of inielierni. whey negge.moiLet trident meaticilied the weed'
=loyeasia: "1"1111.11rg :eV° over their
evilistiritrtrat It
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be reiging be aingu, that ,tree Seereensos who might have bow
ISlinneed eperselelmillibe tEdited mow OS full fay,
tilt War graffiti/ Ibighlt ce Ow Half-pal as Clp
; and that the willtheitili - se promoted should. in ib
et ihrirdremee, be sodded Ce.tho pension as widows of Cap
Ulna. with other advantages to the Mews so scarlet hi. lie.
tier's Men gracious °Ler. We have subjoined a. hat of the a
heof Lim/east. in the different Regiments of the Line Whim
Promotion on Hall-pay, being of the standing of Nip yeah
,hid upwards. viz.
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FUIIERAL 01
Yesterday, the mortal remains of this distinguished
minim mid Critic were deposited in Westminster. Abbey.
The procession moved from the late residence of the
,deceased, in James-street, Buekinglaam•gate, at half-
past eleven o'clock, in the following order :
Man, hearing a plume et feathers; fear mu with staves : the
beam, dram by fear banes, and seataiskag the collet wkida was
covered whit black deck, with black pinta and mils.
On the lid of the mile was a square brass base* the 14
bedew simple insaiptios: WiMens dial the 5I N'
of DecsatheroaKto the 71st year a his ace. _
no den naoandmiceadi amtabed Dr. mesas*, Dim et
t; Omani Groomer; Mr. Cookeeley, am. and Mr.
Cleskesky, just.
The sem/ messing meth contained Mr. Croker, Mr. Berrow,l
NI& !Ley, and Mr. Beckham.
The thkd contained Mr. Aaatrp (the miser), Mr. Medford,
Mr. Lockhart, and Mr. Sergeant
The bank sontained Mr. Palvrave, Mr. Dopier, Mr. Jacsh
sal John Taylor, Esq.
The MA and last =ebbed Mr. Bandon& Dr. Itompson, Ik.,
Merskie, Mr. Cooper, and Mr. Murray.
Theycarrs fed:. enferatettelsood Noblemen and Gaidswe.
Yawed in tbe order in which they are here placed:
Ile deceased Gentleman's carriage, the Dec of Westmloster's,l
Lord Greemer's, Mr. Pantie's, Mr. Jacob's, Lord Beigrave's,MN
-Miekbeases, Lk. Thompeoses, mad Mr. Crater's.
On arriving at the entrance to the Abbey, throne.
*e cloisters, the procesiion stopped ; and the coffin
Moving been removed from the hearsi the mourners
alighted, and passed through the cloisters into the Ab.;
bey, and so along one of the principal-aisles to Poet'd
Corner, where, having ranged themselves round tbf
grave, the ccffin was immediately lowered, and the soh
learn and beautiful ritual of the Church of England
having been pronounced over the remains of the de.
ceased,the mourners withdrew into the house of the
which has a private communication with the Cathed
The grave in which the remains of the dammed were placed
opposite tonne 01 Dryden, and immediately below the
to die armory of Camden and Garrick.

Total . 101
. SO

IRD.

Saturday, Sir ARTHUR FAVLILIFER, and
names,. ktt tows for Parts.

lenenietieer the taut Or .111111 IlligenCi suit w SAM %..041.%•••••••••••••s
in France system. We wish, however, to rebind this tatt!ci a, We bares cwarista- klub- ' day. both for listelliswiliraits ..
- • Waltro7l.loa,._ _ •_. -
'The Marquis and Marchese, of Sallqbary, from their
try may be; that these rapid marches an coon easily executed lb hi
lerePetiee dr lehlass:the' ired",. .6.61 tit.
C.n.L.N.teta. Hatfield; Mr. Hope, at Weeilck Mum, P . place;
...11;
1 wishes for the closet than lathe field, and that to match through hele, ehl he" of eeseeessremeee: wt---_
_.,,--"dees II --4---- ---- .,d Mrs. C. Seidl, in Ponleid plate ; Mrs. Fitzberbert, in rail•
that wiling r. _, h. . . .lei to 501 far she illOrniert lens ; Mr. Brougham. at lereg'o Heel, in Clifford-strut; Nees,
rortugas, st It ts tufty. Mind' foe. OD Iw...di 16°e "in 'ln Nato }per Cum'
gland, and 7 „fig asi at poem way be *eared at 00 ea sad fee nee die Mil. sod Mrs. Meihy. fa Seems raw; Sit Godfrei Webster, Ron, b,
sun of foe, is peculiarly so in the Kurt of winter. We aistopeg Reduced 79i. The Rank is crowded with perenes redwing their aim" sues` ; she Deenifee Matehieameenfertett from hen seat
at Roehaeiptan • IWO , free Memel& Kent • Led ma
1; but does leave to assure him, that the perespeery apislsll be has DM/en& -•'•""'" ' ' , Lely lioneerie, IS Ilair illiaft... SOolla'ad ;to
into which given, respecting the policy of goglandi is the mai A tried bee bear detected in the Finks Market. A penis M. end G. HUI, herb the • a edlib•T's MI. Hatfield;
gran of the the rebels having eeetwged-pighok issue slime bee& three thawed Greek Bonds, for white he pee his deck, Dr. Wellesley, I. Alheassli-seree, feasible Itsepki of Salitbuff,
seek Meade' i Cielesfaleseenna, ism his not is: Yarkstais;
Thomas Page, Ileartileaseajtv,ltyrruliateloat
inamte.„.lfranzfiseemrevat.,r4.from ith
powerful facilities of traversiorPortegal err ' j'ess *" wben Peeeetatek the Petaell was wat haw&
i of power, ronsios FUNDS% TWO O'CLOCK.
,nie,. itself: That policy would not have undergone the slightest adman Goad. 6 p Cr. 57* Mn. Be. las, e p Ct. neat in gamy; .
is the work alteration, even bad thetapital bean occupied bra bat 1•••4.4""1"" lia•d*. a P Ct' Ditto Aeet.lls * The Prince Berartzenbeirek fur M• Barns de Nee.
. . at.. Beads, 1•24 i 344 e Pertainese Bd.. SpC 75*
that law, la tile force. Ourirmaroeist would hart sailed, noteritb- Yin Ace. 54* Ditto Met. 75* mann, trier Mande Heene,ler tbe ; ILA Crigetn,tme
sistent withDoetrstrent, to Cheltenham; Lard sa a visit to ma
standing, and would have expelled the towels' at„lthe Week Bowl+ S p Ct. Russ. lids, 1822, 2p C. see Denison, to may; Mr. and Mrs. K 6450, fretn4Krightsa, it
out employ- of Do. Bends, 111.4 5p C. 161 II Span. Booßondss p Ct. 151 I Bab ; Mr. and Mrs. prnuanna; hem raii. !tie 0. South 41
point the bayonet, if [trey had the temerity to await hicalondo,s per 0,54
r opinion of Ditto Account Frame; Mr. sad Mrs. ClrvieleeL SUNS Cleatenbaik for Buy.
• ,• -, the anoroach of our valiant troops. However, R BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHAMES, TWO O'CLOCK. me c.., fr.., B,,b„,„„sr, Haii.vddmdeboAd !ilium ,