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London, England, 1828-09-08 00:00:00

BRUSSELS PAPERS,

VIENNA, Attu. 44. •
An extraordinary coutier from NW de Janeiro .has
brotight to our beloved Sovereign the news that the
E.i perm Don Pedro, in consequence of the events' in
Portugal, has resolved, according to an earlier • plan,
immediately to Lend the Qaren Dtmna Mai is da.Goiria
to Vienna, to be placed tinder the. care and pioircti.oll j
of her aligns' grandfather. Her M jet is at this nor.'
meld on the sway, and will land at beans. .It is'ldtped
that this precious pledge is destined to beenmi s day
a hood of I econciiiation. and internal mac to Portmtal
According to reports in circidetion, the itoss-ma army
had 100, during the mos th of July, a gr at pot bt die
uzen ii.tended for it, and also some thou.4nJ oibn, whic'i
prri.hro in consequence of the great heat end want. of
• atm The road !runs 1-saktcho to ILizaidjik is Said to.
be covered with dead cattle. • • • .

JAM, Ater. 37. •
An unauthenticated revit is io circulation here that
Varna has suriendeied. We must wait tur the confir-
med a of the news. Since the beginningot this month
fiesh troops. to the amount of 60.0,0 men, have passed
through this county on their way 40 the Isussian army.
General Count W•ttgensteiti commands the Guards.

CONSTANTINOPIA, Am. 10.
The fanatical enthusiasm sa. i.e.t an the populatba
of .he Capitai by late .events, lias..C4unatety not had
any hod consequences, an 4 public tranquilliti li 0: not
b. en di tur'lr .1 ; but tie Ch. idioms me not q .ite easyve-
'pectin& toe future. Tne preperiduns we see =skits,
are indicative of great danger, though he accouotoi
publis ed by the Governmeot announce nothing tow der
•featS'ot the Russians. at the 9;ll**tne Grand Vial*
ptoceeded with, great pomp to. Dand Yachts, whence
will bluntly go to Adrianople. with ell the represeat •
ties i f the Minis•nri. ' .Hadi Effendi accompa s
him as Reis .Efferidi ;- ;I it'd iCiirfa 'Bay. .as Chancellor
of the Army:. the actual Milliliters. remain witli the Sul-
tan. :fire Sultan himself has late y declared that he
will sh..r;ly take the field wi•h the standard of the km.
phet and the whose of the general levy, *filch is; esti.
mated at 300,000 Men. He will at first fit hs ca sip at
Remisch Pattie. beyond. the stt urb of Nub. Eitsb and
1.) nil Path. are already f brtitying ender the di tines ic
of English -engineer,. to protect Constantinide i that
lock. But to is tubbable that the
.Sultra, with sew,
levy, will remain is this camp, since if he weite .to gni
to a distance, ft might be difficult to preserve the peace;
of the cal•itat Should the Russians take Sch hada, oil
obstinate' confl Et Will begin ender the walls of Co'n.
stantinople, which, aecorJing to all that has/occurred
here dolling the last three 'weeks. Will decide 40 a Levia-
ble manner she tate of the Christians. Everybody kinks
foiviaod not.) anxiety to the devslopriaut Of this a*-
tut curls. f-
AUGSBURG. Ace so, • L. .: - . •
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Priv te letters tooth Sen.itio of the 22.1.4t•Airist:SaYs'
that news from Constantinople to tbe. 14011 had been
revived at Belgrade, according to ovi.ictt every londs*
load talc aup apart. Alost.4f the 'hops were shut, and;
all busine,s at a stand. The Sultan, it,:was soidOws•
tended to have the standard of the Prophet boosted. fili
the 20th, and to repair VILA tl.e new levies to the cue"
without the city. , •
CORFU. Ana. 4. * :
Ibrahim Pacha, who tam/ sneered supplies of 'j
1..:
vi irons roam A leaandria. a • .4: even risme Zante, does IMIL
seem to think any more of the promived evacuation cf.
the Moles. Letters from Janina Sal tat the Albanjani
and Turks who left 'lbrahim had an engagenieot, ors',
quitting the Mores, with the garrison of the lasts ad
Lepanto. and m ode themselves masters of sae cf them.
..Algeivieine ;truing, August 31. , . •
VIENNA. Afro. 2s. .
blataalques, 3I; Beak Sh4tes 10791a—Ais.911.'3fietallises,.
93 IS-tether lispil Sham. 11179 1.191 h.
BRUSSELS, Sart 3.

It is repotted that his Majesty itas appointed a 'pe-
as' commission for the alms cte our East loans pop
sessions.—Brasslis I've's, Sept. 6.
ineemomew

BULLETINS OF THE RUSSIAN ARMY;',

OPERATIONS AGAINSTSCHUULA. Am. T.
After the departute of his Majesty (be Emperor, on
the 23, nutting had passed eemaikabie at Schundi,
with the exception of **cannonading between the tired.
sears of our advanced posts and the'Tuttish
On the Sd, Lieutenant-(ieneral banal; who was
With a part of his division at Tcheeyk, completed the
fortifying of the position. . •
On the sth, the detachments ander the orders ofOrth
Prince Xladatoff made a sitimg teconnoftru* on the
enemy's lelt flank, om the village of Maim°, tußaoular.
by' Kedikeoi. . •
This detachment did not meet with.-dielmiwairyal
*lsere; but they reconnoitred exactly the situation of
the places, and remarked that the enemy had, upon a
chain of heights which touches their let limit. rag is
trenchments flanked by bastions. •
The Turkish cavalry basnot quitted the fortress. At.
cording to the reports of the Bulgarians, who have
taken Kluge with us, the fortress is in want of .0;016.
slots, and especially forage. It results from the same
reports that the Sutraskier, Hussein Paths, had received
buns Constantinople the official advice that they could
send him noreinforcements, as all the troops whose re-
sence was not necessary in the capital were to be situ
to the Morn.
On the 6th, General ltudiger was sent with a strong
detachment orinfaavy, cavali y, and artillery, to :van..
noitte the right flask of the 'nem), in the oistction of
Tchellfk to KOSteal.Befrue the detachment lad quit ed
thel tuition taken neax Tcbefil It by Lieetenant Genital
I vanoff, our piques bad tense keslabat a coips of 2.000
Tut ks. co:lvo:64lin a great measure of cavalry, having
quitted the place, had peoceeded by Koster. to RAI
Siamboul.
Liaiisenant Cieswirel ,Rodiger matched immediately,
on Eski Stamboul, to intetcept the rutin , after h 4vi g
at the same entle'seut patties to observe his movements
These pat tins discovered that the enemy, after having.,
passed behind- the village of ;Nightstick had detected,
his ninth uplin,Tchal I kaiak. '
:Lieutenant General Rudiger having concluded that;
I this detachment was destined to escort transports which',

were inteededik Schenk stnprit ib fitattbk
and took Op a, positims whkit w swilb hie tit cat b
the enemy's return. •
OPRUATIONS AGAINST VARNA, Jost SetAvo.
From the sth to the Itth we constructed; .tehe &at
of the heights accepted by our troops. 6ee te loolots,
which coveted the apace between tle Sea and tue plain
Which lies berme tie gulf. Beiides, we stopped du; log
the night of the saline day to construct 4 4iith redoiabt;
oh the very horde bf the gill,whieh will terminate our
tkade do the no!therst tide.

line of bloc'
the ilsornielg of the 7th The enemy Made a
rous sally to drive us flow our .position; but after a
murderous conflict, h'ch lasted until stM Set, they
were repulsedrand retited into the place; after 'having
suffered a sevete loss.
On the sante day a frigate and bonib vessel cam-
mowed Isomftarding tie fortress; they continued this
operatton with success..notwitbstanding a vigorous fire
from the plate. These vessels will, when necessary, be
relieved by others.
Dining tie night of the 7th tekthe morning of the fith,'
Admir4l Greig detached some long boats, under the
cnmmand of Captain of the Second Rank Melikhoff.
Chief of hilt Staff. to seize on the Turlijsit fiect.statiened
under thefontess. •
Favoured by the obscurity of the night, Captain Me.
likhoff advanced in complete order and peffect.sileacit
keeping Ilose in the, ti:e of Cape Galata, He 'bade the
round of the gult..and h•vitig pasted under the sterna
of the enemy's Hot Ha. he' advanced rapidly against it.
The enemy did .not remark the ma muvre of our boa
until thy were within half *musket shots f them.
A tremendous fife of artillery and causticity, which
the flotilla commenced at • once, could- not stop our in-
trept4 tailors; they inched, with their accustuniedtra-
veryjand loud Myra-, on the Turkish vesiels, captured
then' all without exception, notwithstandiag a desperate
resiltauce, and t•swed them off to the Set, !ander a
tremendous fir, of grape shot from the place.'
Fourteen vessels, two mined boats. five. pieces of
c.anon. a west quantity ot. ammunition, and 45 poi.
soners, amongst whom is sthe Command rof the flotilla;
sr the fruits of this audacious ernerprite; which was
clowned with the most completetucce s, ander theeyes
of tae Capitate Nell 4. who ci•mmands a Varna.
We had in this affair four kilhal ann•r; .rounded;
among the latter are three officers nsid a marine. The
floss of the enemy is much more 'considetable. •liesidos
tho,e killed due sig. the scant, he lost most set • men
on board the item Is. for, in endeavouring- to escape by
swimming. theireater number weteAromied.
On the •9th.lheimerny. made a lie-it attempt to dia.
I..dge us from our pnitions; btit, thanks to the able
dispositions of . the Aide de Camp, General Prince
Metsetchikoff, and the brilliant valour Wear ttimps, be
was repulsed and pursued to the rout of the rampant..
The terries Turkish infants y' Made fon? charges on
the 14th tegiment cif Chasseura. and the 2db...ration of
the 13th. .Each time the enemy was received with the
bayonet, sod driven back - to the antes 'of the tow.;
without receiving from Via single stet. .This
flict, which lasted the whole day, only'dcorteionestus-*
tidbits ltiss •
these sqrties. we hid no more than .37 Weowdet,
and-25 killed or missing. Unfotuinatety, the braveiCol.
Lsr scathe'', commanding :tbe..rogispeut.of NizeL- lost
nib left arm in this affair. ••- .• ,• • •
The enemy 'has been employed two whole.,dapla
burying. his dead. whifb proves the -magnitude Alibis:
loss. - Aide-de Camp General Prince klenatchikoit has
Mot to the south side of• the turitess of Varna, which ii
sot yet int-catch corps i f partisane-to destroy the con-
cop which might try to penenate—inio it fiom beyond
the Balkan.

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OPERATIONS AGAINST SILISTRIA, Joie
•it% On."
The Galatal of lid:titer Roth infOins...that' oo tbe.
240. and 25.11. she enemy had made some usable,
ertakb oar troops had repelled with small loss -on our
put. They had made and fortified some yolks on the
Oghti. which coached the left flatik ot to corps occu-
pied in the blockade. • '

HE 14.:V 'IN !pi STAR.

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4 pet Ct. New, lOte r e ", Alm Dile 14 6." : V **'.
4 prit Cent. Ins*, Illelt . ' .Pee and Avail 118.4 * ":7
law. Age.. Seat
hob. Stuck 343
• , Advertised 74 S, S. • ' ' -.**
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rilltaielv FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCK. .
as 114 Spa. 63e Do Acct. 40
Di Amt. 63/ Portsg.Bds.tpC;ll4l
3•Auubs..Bl a .4.-.4prsCt. SI/ ft/ Prem. Ilsodr,S4Ct 104
Dirßusige,i ties, iiie re • item 11d5.13t11,5 pCt.94§
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We received yesterdAy the Paris Papers of Bator.
day ; and at the same time the. Brussels Journali of he
6th inst. came to hand. The foreign news in these
Journals is not of very high interest,. Lettets from
Constant tropic of the 11th ult. describe PASKJEWITSCH
as gradually advancing in Asia i be his, it is said, en-
tered into negotiations with the Janissaries, who ate still•
in considerable numbers in Armenia.' Shobld be pro-
cure the support of those nsenotlesperate from -their
misfortur;e: and the injustice, displayed towards them,
he will inflict a more :rime wound on the power of the
SULTAN in his most vulnerable point,thatt be can hope
to effect by his own forces. The arming of the forces
of the Empire continues at Constantinople with unabated
activity. The new levies ate said to amount to no less.
than 300,000 men. It was 'reported at Jassy on the'
17th that Varoa had surrendered, but the rumour:rested
On no authentic foundation.• From Corfu kis stated
that IsKANIM PACNA having received supplies of pros i

bloat boor Aleaanchis and Zanier, bas for the present'
abandoned all thoughu of e•acu.ting the Morea.

•
Lisbon Gaz ties to the VS4 ult. arrived last night :
their contents ate not importset. as wiU be seea by as,
sztracts we bays gives is a preceding column..

Bulletins of the ope eta, b re &Imelda .an
Verna have bees rtceier d, They n ety 'elate to tt.

. ,
llsovelelteta•matielify seenal day% ~- 64 eta :N
tinders-of agates be oraistith o.ceri up to the lb At •
tliiae appear to have bees coo6ned to anvil on ii
pair of General Burnet* to establish himself saareif
In the Ovation *Welt he bad seilmd .et E ki &mhos];
to the soselswaid of the (pities% A body of Turkish •
horse, e timated at 2,000, hid broken stray to toe
Southward. through, the Balkan, on the day of Ossomi
Rubnika's arrival at L kißtamboul. It was cottieiselki
that their object was to with a convoY.and the.
sianGvneral took measures aacordiaglj to intercept dm
Somelktiviiisaiitircirmird theßsissianheadlquarters"l
Hiissetri PACNA'S demand of reit ftweements frond*
Divas bad been Met with a declaration of the hap*.
sibility of affording them. which wenn to be hawk
tent with the fact of the GiAIID Villa' bating amoobs
to his' assistance.
The accounts from beforeVarna give the partkatarsof
the capture of the Turkish fleet off that place by thews%
of Admiral GatICAI squadron, under the orders of cit.
Mat.ianorr. second in commands The caftan, which
was gallantly performed by boarding thiTeskisk we,*
eumiated of 14 ships; two armed boats, five pieces of cus.
itos. and 45 ptisoners. Alter this capture,vil.astbeLy
alt. the Turks sallied oat from the garrison. and raigi
the, utmost impetuosity made fresh attempts to dish*
the*Ussians from their positions, but embark seems-.
the Tanks made fear charges, which lasted dories*
wholiof the Sty. The Turks have shown throughout'.
tbaeit coallitts extraordinary discipline as well as couraim
The southern side of Varna had apt been invotted, but
polars corps wise lent to prepare the way for it.

'.411 Mail, with Papers to the 7th init. was
this morning. ace entractes
0D3111141, MOM
. TWO day before yesterday re Denis ea, performed in the Ode.
drat for the taking the (enamel Pod. Their Majesties, the Groat
Duke ennstantine, Lord arytesasury. the Garnish Anthassader,de
Foreign Console, Om Were present. -
. .The. tossim frigate the Standard arrived here yesterday taws.
hi, from Kustendji. ..Assong the passengers wen Pane Philip
'of lieserklemberg, the Duke de Montnatte, Liestesant•Oseerd
-.Von Pomba', and •Coont Nowits.
• Our Xeorial gives the pardeMers et the aking of Pod, which
wee sweepied by oar maps on the 34 July. By order of Gem
ral Sibigen,alaipr•Geseral Helm invested Pod et the Nth Jain
with a corps formed of the troapi of Minya& and Imindlia,
and a MAY .61 litingreliag, aura, tentemmied bT Noe? Nina
41,1 n; sae owned en the fames*. from the he.
twin, and after sit da'i easmonede. by which the rearm ms
numb dentagoLpitel a Midslesilde breath made the garrhoo,aa
posed pf sheishaliltaivisOf the neighbetuMg provinces, hid dem
shale aepie; en militias!) cif. being sneered to rake onmelenolls.
their kesiese 441deoes of mews, 13 standards, and a great far*
of silifittlidee intpordlione Oil -into our hands. The Meads
of Pod, odoinands thensoods ef the Plod% remain de
agaytion of it highliinspoitesite Rook. Our while test brim
the *go was only Thllled sad i 4 wounded, ameop whom those
Wfif 0.01.100 Mk* •
.• . • lief
U.
irose cm smisedisost
i et pi; •
laii.accoonte frees Zs:gland of Ilith him a
raetLa .akin *so :ft ay; palsies been raising imenwsly
farthest:last dui* ON which *demo the holdetref wheat saris
in 2/ashr densaods, as theft is no doubt that the wheat as well as
pats and Wrier hive suffered very much, and that the new whist
soap( be used witbent derma:tore of a condderaMi progessimel
Siete Geodes BAWL
• • -; TIFLIS, Jour 117.
' 11Y.' Gribeadell, Councillor of State, Know Itateaertliawy sot
Minister Plempotrotiary from hiss 'ovoid Majesty to the Om
et rerviio witted hc;e in the
Accoedinkto actesula fee:awoken the net, the principal cos
the shay waammaniped befote Kars. General Pashireritsch hat
feeeled;•on the 10th July, a temporary Regency ha the goons.
Mont of the racial& et Kai, as the had of which it Coll6ll
Pelona liehawitph '4iseska'phY.
ST. PKTBILSBURGH, Asa. 211.
Vy to the list; eight hundred and ninety.otne ships bra strived
al Cr'aiitadf, and seven hundred sad nine sailed.
1' Amon. frnm Kiebesoe. of 15111 July, describe fresihi
sciarmi Which took •pllce in different parts of Bessarails, Irma&
lath to tile 37thr.lone.--Antiod v Mintewsk c 3.
, • ,e, CIIKISTIAhIIia, Am. t 3.
The incesemst•riiins Ocilla every day men blowy, sad if we
•Live'dat some change•for the better before the end et the dog Jays,
'tie Mowirenees will be very eatlanchuly. la maw, places the
idyl! for yet ninon for fear of on being attic to get tt it.l sae
reaping of the 'corn is impeded, and at all tracts the tweed of
'ism be le abundant at usual. This Is the • state of things Ia ear
gatislot, of Sonseu el4i.io Notdeulield„ however, it is eery 44_
limlitiand letters from Begin, oldie 11th inst. say ik t aressigg
so ail mows from the various peer of Dirmine. the 101 l ihkon
do lot ronentber a year in which pledgee of all lads was se

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COPEN HA GEN, Aso. 30.
•
• The elelp Fortune, from Copenhagen to Gapeoloodovith *Senor
dwelt, has perished on the Greenland meet. The church is said
WI have Seen saved. Two Russian ships of the line, probably serf
one bunt it Mange', passed the Soma coming from the Nab
Bee.l—Homeogia Papers, lispL
• - FRONTIERS OF POLAND, Aua.
nespittable travellets Ann, that an the corps complicit SUE
GUNS Army of Resetve.'under Count Sacker, bas left their cu-
tondeentv, and are on their march to Bessarabia and the pri46loll'.
tier.' Tie hied-quarters are to be transferred to Kick ed&
FRANKFORT, Auo. Si.
Privets letters from Vienna of the 23d state that the cream Iself
assembled in the camp of exercise at Baden, near Vistula, are *
retortros, their earthen on the li3d of September.
Sus43—The Otwier de Sosyrne annoences, that en the 90th 4(
July the Hellas anchored neer the entranze of the bathrobes,' td'
rained leave of the Pasha to porchape provisions.
The President of Greece is said to have *dismisod the Leffdmit
Aesembiy of his own authoeith and to have deferred, till (Whet
orders, tht madras of the Nationil Assembly, which was to hoe
taken-pike on the 13th of Jima.
The Smyrna eueslits say that a manuscript esuy was is dtcli'
lion among the higher *nee of the Turks at Constaetioopic.*"
met wick great approbation ; and in which it is attempted cePs"
that timeliness.' the Mares is net country is the rerste, busosethei
peanuts washy no means acquired by the Slessehoen by csell**6
but was ceded to the Turks by the venetian.—Dofol Pep. tri•
EXCHANGES. ON LONDON.
AMOTRIUMN. Sort. ti.-12 OW two months, 11. re. ,
• Buoyant. Sus. 3.-13 111; two moothe; 13 10.
Lunn, Aus. Ilk—Three mrooths,4 141.
. • bosom, Am-So.—Three months, 6 114 d.
*tocessuul, Ave. ftn.-75 days. U 34.
• Se. Pasenemmoo, A4lll- ett.—Three mooths,lo li.t6.

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CITY, TWfLva o'Ccocs.
We balm several anvils this sioruing from Calcutta and Math's'"
• 1414.1" Mad Whkb kft Wore oh ths Xetb of July and (iihrikar
wt tbe 16tb• 01 Augeit.--aloo a Jamaica hied which left as tbg
ttstk of Jsilys.—as wed as the Lisbun Mail ; but it appears that W
.11 tbess arrivals as bays no inferutstion of Istor.:tove. TI4

"4/ irtitli fft die Jaski Mall le, thit a wore heeh at an
earthquake was felt hi ihnt iilibid i• but NIT Is. AM .ciNtala any
tact inarination from South AlmeetteL.thast those pievieuOr re-
cetied 'at (Tae North and South Antetiean toffee-house. : . '
Goarniey Par e: fia)lie 'lgo been received to 'had' of Sep-
ember, in which there Is. a eery long 'Petitionlrunt efie Inhabi.
rants to hie 31.04eir. in which they state that they alosider the
rotenant Church and State a's the 'twice of the Oftiopersty and
piness width the Inhohitints 'of Guernley:haie for Venturies
enjoyed, and that It is, therefore, with feeling of tbs greaten alarm
sad token' the} bait iesnied that Prletti di the Coutioattiof .1•-*
lin, natives of Fralte, are projecting to *eitiblish in ale-island
s Seminary On a Min e.stenslve scale. '•. • ' - •.. •..

We And on the btiiii..nt Lloyd's this itlorning, this Smother ship
bat bets captured, the niin mid ROberte from Viii Nova, by a
'cruiser belonging to tie EmperOr 411. 111, Dow°, sod carded Into

Aecomte from Frankfort, A%gOst A, kite 'that' it ie reported
there that M. Rovisseniti vsAs going to negotiate• a loan of
SO millions of florins for the Emperor of Annus— .3J. Merits
Sato Will remain in the awe city Until after the holidays of the
Jests are over.

The second Expedition to the Mores, whichwis detained by
contrary winds,sailed on the morning of the 2d of September: the
convoy consisted of five ships of war and foity.nine traMports.
The Cunsol market opened at 88} i for the Accostist, and scarce
a bargain has beeti',:crue op to the present boa.

CITY, HALF-PAST OMR O'CLOCK. •
The Como! Market remains quite inactive ;•but Cased* are not.
juke so good as in the early part of the morning, owing to a report'
of a letter in town from Con'tantinople, of the 11th Shim°, Stating
that the GRAND SSIGNOR is determined not to make peace. This
is only report. Consols may be quoted at present RNA t, for the
Aecount.-a-An Express has arrived with the French Funds of Sa-
turday : Five per Cents. 108 f. 75c. Three per Cents. 7.1 f. 70c. *,
In the Foreign. Market most of the seeurities. have improved
ibis morning.
The Hamburg!. Papers of the sth September, by the titeam-boat,
state, that on the 24th Ult. the RAIFIROR had not left Odesia.
From Vienna, 29th—Metalliques 94 148.
From Const.ntinople, of the 14th ultimo, all was
the Sultan had determined to go to the shay. The fortress 01l
Acbalkalki, in Georgia, bad surrendered to the Russians.

The L'IRD CHANCILLIMh And Lady LYNDHURST left
the residence of the 'Duke of WiLLINCITON' at Strathneldsay, Hants,
on Friday, for their seat at Wimbledoa. Nit. Secretary Peri took
his ksve of the Nohlelluke the same day, and returned t Brighton,

A nate —l'4e:depot of the' 90th Regiment is on its.
Way from Tyircatooth to reinforce Portsmouth Garrison.
.A barge laden ss ith orange trees of a large size, and.
in full blossom, being a portion of the present made by the King
of Fume to bis :Majesty Gamma IV. wire on the River Thames.
en Saturday, ma their passage to the. Royal Gartims at Kew, where
the whole cargo it to be dePasited Oar the prewar.
The Neapolitan Minister transacted business- at the
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Colonial Office on Saturday, with Sir Gamma Bleaaat.
The King's Advocate-General transacted -basins&
wide the Merl of Amanitas on Saturday, at the Foreign 0111ce. •
A King's Nis-meager was sent off at a late hone on
Saturday night, from the Foreign Office, with. dispatches for Lord'
Sinsay de iturusir, our Ambassador at Paris..
The Hisald y•cht, Captain ASTLIT, is fitting at
Woolwich tor the conveyance of the Ran of HUMOR; and bit suite
to Jamaica, of which bland. his Lordship is .appoiuted Governor,'
in the roomy( the Duke of Disown/slam

The French and kubsian. Ambassadors had a conic='
mice with the Earl of Astansint on Saturday, at the Office of the
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, which. lasted two hours..
The Asuman Ambassador had also au interview with his Lord.
Sip en Saterdsy.'
The banes me new stone dock at Chatham Yard was
last wave, and the cahoot% or gloating gates. were docked in.
wetted last.
isas been ten years is building, and has cott £200,000.
/alias iron gates, and presents% a very line specimen of masonry.--
The renlainder of the docks are of wood. •

1r is cwines so.6nd the following names Among the
butcher who have petitioned "gains' the deign for removing tie
shambles from them neighbourhood of SontbfirLi, and establishing
ps sik : Mr r% Alas Lembe,Sieer,Ciiireky.-Hock. Hy*,
Ade. Avis. and Ow ell
I vadlitton to fifty thousand pounds as a reversionary
legacy given to the SPLICIS of the HOOte of Commoi•at the
death of his mother, the Late Asenstantie bequeaths to hien' to be.
paid at once, fifty thousand pounds, -width. together wish other.
items, will ISteOCI hittpecnniartadvantAges to nearly- one hundred
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and-uvrenty thousand:sterling.
It is remarkable that' the sunmer.birds of tiassage.,
of which the swallow is:the first, have already congregated prk
vinasly to their migrating., They are full one ntos,th earlier in
their departure this lest year. On the other hand, the throttle,.
the red-wing, and the field-fare, which left us in March, have ret
tereed.as well as the ring-ouzel, to winter in our sheltered situations.
Eirtasuamt.—Derigg the last fortnight heavy shoals
et' sprats. or " genic.," have been constantly hovering on the coast
between Newhaven and Fisberrow. Numbers of people attend it
top high water. who pick them up in hundreds as the sea recedes,
and.they sell at the rate of a penny a dozen in the fish market..

Dispatchei have been received from Lord Hcuu.e
SURTi at Odessa, dated the 19th Augu t. The Russian
Canard. having claimed the Danube, on their route to
toe main army before Schumla. the Grand Duke Mt"
CHAIM-was expected to leave Odessa on the 20t1N.in
order to ptit himself at their head; and the return of the,
Empire, to the army was expected to take place befnze
the end of themontl., by which time the reinforcements.
to the amount of 40,000 men, would have reached thin.,
de.tination. The fatigues and hardsh;ps to which the:
Cops Diplomatiqu• had been subject, in following the
Head Quarter* itt Bulgaria, had been so severe, that it
was expected they would remain f the present At,
Oie.sa, until circumstances should call for their pig
sence in advance. The fortress of Poti, on the eastern
coast of the Entine, had surrendered ; and the Ruasiap
Admiral Gnaw was pressing Varna by sea. By neutral
vessels latticed at Odessa from Constantinople. is wa,
stated tthat a scarcity of corn began to be felt in that
capital.; in cons quence of which an embargo was
pn.e.l at ()Jetta, on all vessels bound with corn to the
Medites ranean. • ; • c•

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The following letter from St. Michael's, dated Aug.
6, has been put up at Lloyars—" Captain Seiverens, of
the Cacadores, which regiment satin to Terceira, had a-
dispute with the Captain who was at that Wand, about
the consensud of the troops ; and as this could aortae-
settled, he returned hese, and was put under arrest, to
be sent to. Libon for tilts', and was actually on board
the frigate Paoler, when Mr. Read, his Miasmic Ma-
jesty's Consul, went officially on board, and demanded
the release of Captain Seiverens, on his responsibility.
which* after a great deal of trouble and delay. was
granted. The inhabitants ate much pleased aids the
happy interference of Mr. Read, for saving the pow
fellow bona de..th.-at he is much serpected, and loughs
sander Lard Beiestnri dolling the late war in Portugal.
's he crisps ut gi apes and Indian corn in Payal. and oche,
wine Wanda, have completely failed, and wine has con
*egoism ly got up 50 per cent.traithin thetas* thiee months
Yestei day the. e appeatcd here a very 6ne schooner.unde,
anisb colour., w hich, 'after takihg proeisit!ns, &c. of
the Vice Con•ut, who w ay not permitted to go on bOard,
wade all sail off. She would allow no communication
with the shore. ism voistili receive the health officers on
board, but repotted lentil Havinriab in 26 days. with
&c. tog Ili? canaries. She had IS pieces and
east, vtCI II chasms, and abdut 441 men. This morning
another &se boil{ appeared rff ; and they both ',rove to.
tte R to two. pivot ors who have robbed nod 'Plundered,
terry vessel 41 us near these Wands w ttb impunity."

THE LING.

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i " . " FE PA r___ll _AJILITY this forenoon
accoalpaaied by his bilk, ;kneaded Divine Service...
the Private Chapel, which was ;informed by' the lies
Mr. Savaioart. The KENO is:.ekpected to take an mini';
4ii his 'wily plim-ton Ibis atteinoon, in the Great Pork
I Si, 11-. HALIFoRD arrived at the %lA' Ledge all Frill
eveningi and had an audience of hi 31.4.itart, to cern
municaie the ittiproviaient in the Mite si C.LAitatta
health.
. 1., onsequence of the indispnsitioe of hit Rn7At
Brother, the Kind declined leaving the L dge both of
Fliday and yt sterday.
The Princess Atiotrara heard Divine Service thi
morning at the Patisb.Clancli, accompanied by ben
'Ladies in Waiting.

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