Star.
London, England, 1826-08-16 00:00:00

CgRTIFICATES.—Sart. S.

Edmund Wilde, Rooms, Lancashire, cotton spinner. Henry
Carpenter, Basinghalbetreet, scrivener. Gerald Atkinson,
Liverpool, merchant und broker. s Andrews, Sebo-square,
linen draper. William Culyer, London-wall, harness maker. Thos.
Barnard Williamson Dudley, King-strest, Westminster, ormolu
manufacturer. Thomas Gough, Stockport, Cheshire, builder.
WtWans Hibbert, bloutu-street, Grosvenor-square, butcher. Moses
Moses and Lewis Moses, Great Prescott-street Goodman's•fields,
merchants. Joseph Smith, Horscastle. Lineelashire, wine and
mirk merchant. James Smailbone, High-street Bloomsbury,
auctioneer and picture dealer. William Fmch, LakeLbam, Norfolk,
'innkeeper.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
John Jackson and William Jackson, Lancaster, brewers and
maltsters. Jackson and ThOinas Barber, Lancaster, cotton
manufacturers. John' Hadfield and George Frogatt, It-wort, Der.
bysbire, cotton spinners. John Holt and R. P. Jackson, Liverpool,
ship chandlers and sag makers. Nicholas Prim!: and Niels. Michel
Prints. Southampton, commercial agents. John Rose and Henry
Wright Palmer, Great Guildford-greet, Southwark, irooloundera
Isaac Bradford and George Adams Bradford, Miseries, anthems.
deal instrument makers. Aaron Harvey, Ann Harvey, and floe.
Hatlfirb Derby, grocers and tea dealers. Richard Shorrocks and
James ilborrocka. Salford, Lancaster, brads manufacturers. Ca-
therine Naisb aid Lucy Downer, Blehopspte.witkont, child bed
linen and dress makers. Richard 'llselwell and John Furness.
jun. Manchester, watchmakers. Jonathan Wilson and Robert
Wilson, Baum, Lancashire, joiners and builders. Jobs Crowther
and Benjamin Warwick, Fountain Inn, Oare.snarkst. victuallers.
John Oliver and Thomas Tappenden, Herne, Kent, lime burners.
John Minskip and John Pollard, Doncaster, bone merchants.
Thomas Hadland, and Ann Lidingtoa, 13641141u= butchen.
William Croll and Alexander Croll, Glasgow, and Island of Bar.
badoes, dealers. Robert Glen and Minims **Ps, Maw
chester, corn millers. Joseph Mason Blair and $---i livueall•
Manchester, merchants, cotton manufacturers, aid6ol6Pielhe
agents. Edward Willmar anti*Joha PClresisd, Lf erp;elbeak.
sellers, printers, and stationers. George Edward
and Thomas Wedgwood, sbeftiina
and earthenware. . • a .. •
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- • MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WAR•OII2IC4 AUGUST 14, 1826.
Royal Regiment of Hone Guards—Lieutenant Jobs Censtantine
Trent to be Captain, by purchase, vice Riddiesden, promoted;
Cornet Lord Charles James Fez Russell to be Lieutenant, by
radian, vice Trent.
Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant Richard Francis
Poore. from the half pay, to be Lieutenant' vice Sir Gerald G.
Aylmer. But. who exchanges, receiving thedifferane.
3d Ditto.— Asekant Surgeon Akaander Campbell, from the 64th
Foot, to be. Assistant Surgeon, vies Ingham, promoted in the
29th Foot.
4th Ditto—Surgeon Richard Webster, front the 51st Foot, to be
burgeon, vies Micklam, deceased.

7th 'Ditto.a.Lieetenant liTlialsa Elton' to be .
Captai by Pkihase
vice Pratt, promated ; Cornet William Dennis linh'sg to be
tenant,
by purchase; vice Mon.
Ist Regiment of Dragoons-atornet Henry Joan &Wee to be
Lieutenant, by purchase, eke Conch, promoted.
13th Regiment of Light Dragoons-.4dWard Cooper Hodge, bent,
to be Cornet, without- purchase; vice dank deceased.
15th Ditto—Captain James SPAJpisse to be Major, by purchase'
vice O'Donnell, promoted. . •
16th Ditto—Lieutenant Colonel Robert Arnold, froth the half
pay, to be lieutenant Colooel; vice Jobe' 'Henry Lino who ea.
changes, receiving the difference ;James Witintell Tont; Gent.
to he Comet, by purchase, vice BfoOd, promoted. •
Coldstream Reginteatof Foot Guards—Lientenant Colonel Chanel
Andrew Girardot, Item the half pay, to be Captain and Lieute-
nant Colonel, vice Sir Robert Arbuthnot, K.C.11. who exchaoges ;
Lieutenant St. John Dent to be Lieutenant and diptain,by pur-
chase, vice Chaplin, promoted.
To be Ensigns and Lieutenante, by purchase—Ensign John Forbes,
from the S3d Foot, vice CodAngton, promoted ;,Montagu Comte
Burgoyne, Cent. vice Wlgralb,__Protnatitd-
-31 Reginsent a Foot Guards-s Captain John Vienna', from the
half pay, to be Lieutenant andltsalo, Viet Childlell Cook; who
exchanges, receiving the direr, .
Ist Regiment of Feet—Benign .
.."FOrd to be tiegtdtant, by
purchase, vice Carter, promoted.
id Ditto—Captain Wilialls4Hent to be Alajnr„by peretiiii; eke
Cash, promoted; Lteekiiitit John
,Lewis King to be Captaph,
be purchase, vice, Hunt.
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3d Ditto-•.-Lieutenant William ./. half pay 60th Foot, te
be lieutenant, vice Tiwobald wimp exchanges.
7th Ditto-!-Erudgo George Cranky Beide* front the Sith Pint, to
be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Forbes, promoted. -
10th Dkto—Lieutenant Henry Aitchison Hankey to be Captain,
by purchase, vice Vandeleur, promoted ; Ensign Hertry.CLAng-
bold Powell to be Lieutenant, by purchase,- vice Hankey.
To be Eosigns,.by purchase—Edward I.anauze, Gent vice Mos.
grave, promoted; John Henry Broom, Gent. eke Poseell. '
Ith Ditto—Lieutenant Anthony Bolton, from the 5.1 Draped
Gourds, to be Captain, without purchase, vice Winshirodeteased.
12th •Ditto--Lieutenant William Towers Routiedge fazdtb, from
the 47th Foot, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Forbes, pronsoted.
14th Ditto—lieutenant John . Higginbotham, from half pity 651
-Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Evans, whose appoinnnent has not
taked place.
11th Ditto—Lieutenant Frederick Lenox Ingall, frontlise Veterah
Companies for Service in Newfoundland, to be Lieutenant, vice
:Dawson, appointed Quartermaster; Lieutenant Jetensiah Wilkes
Dewson to be Quartermaster' vice Lake Hardy, who retires
upon hail pey New Brunswick Fencibles.
20th Ditto—James Chambre, Gant. to be Ensign, by purchase,
'vice Scott, promoted in the 3S h Foot.
224 'Ditto— t Colonel Philip C. Taylor, from the half
pay, to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Sir Hugh Gough, who
ea-
changes; Emirs &meet Brandrans Boileau to be Lieutenant.by
purchase, vice Gough, promoted ; Robert Bayly, Gent, to be
Ensign, by purchase, vice
231 Ditto... Captain William Le Mender Tupper. from the IFIf
pay, to be Captain, vice Charlet Beek, who exchange!, receiving
the difference; Hospital Assistant Alexander Browse, M.D. to
be Assistant Surgeon„vice Smyth, promoted.
25th Ditto—Francis Fenwick Laye' Gent, to be ranign, by par.
chat*, vice &ton, appointed to the Ott Foot. -
48th Ditto—Hospital Assistant Michael Bunk to be
Surgeon, vice Laves', promoted in the Slat Foot. -
29th Ditto—Assistant Surgeon Charles Thomas Ingham; frousibe
34 Dragoon Guards, to be Surgeon, vice William 11111 ton, placed
upon half, pay. • -
34th DittoCaptali 'George Ruxton, from the half pay, to be Cap.
tab, vice Tamil Cradock, who exchanges, receiving the dif-
ference. • . • . -
Mt Ditto—Major Swim Ford, from the tint Footi.to be Major,
,y‘iltfutian-rlhantn. • •
ts7th t 0.... •Tisonsaillesith, front ebe
• root, t •
Captain, by purchase, vice Bowers, promoted ; lieutenant Swat-
' ' tart Robin Soinulkilirahans, -tont the. half pay,- to be lieutenant,
vice Bingham Sersfield; whaeschaegis, receiving the difference.
46th Ditto—William Jamei -Yong,. Gent. to be' Ensign by pur.
chase, vice Crompton,appointed to the 63th Foot.
einb Dittoffassign Edmund 0:11. 1-leagres: Gibbs to be Lieute-
nant, by purchase, vice blaCieverty; whose promotion by porch se
has pot taken. place; Robert
•Charles Hamilton, pent. to be En.
'sign, *Mint purchase, vice OM's. •
50th Ditto.-Ensign Charles F. Hatton, from the'66th Foot, to be
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Kennedy, promoted. •
51st Ditto—Lieutenant Robert Mawdesley to be Captain, by per.
chase, vice Wyly, promoted ; Assistant Surgeon Patrick Henry
Livens, from the 85th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Webster, ap-
pointed to the 4th Dragoon Guards.
534 Ditto—Henry Walsh, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice
Forbes, appointed tb the COlciestreita Foot Gouda.
Seth Dim—swig= Major --. Pollock, from the Royal Marines,
to be 'Adjutant, with the rank of Ensign, vice Woolds, deceased.
syth Ditto—Ensign Henry' Hill to be Adjutant, with the rant of
Lineament, vice Aubin, promoted; Edmund Lockyer, Gent. to
be Dautsivice Hill.
58th Ditto—Brevet Lieutenant. Colonel William Rowan, from the
36th Foot, o be Major, vice Ford, who exchanges; Ensign Ri-
chard Helliger Creaghe, from the half pay, to be Ensign,•vite
Henry Lytton Solver, who exchanges.
694 Ditto—Major John Reed, from the half pay, to be Major, vice
Roberts, promoted.
64th Ditto—Hospital Assistant Chirles Brown to be Assistant Sur-
geon, vice Campbell, appointed to tie 3d Dragoon Guards.
66th Ditto—To be Ensigns, by purchase—William Lengworth
Dames, Gent. vice Curyton, appointed to the 85th Foot; Tho-
mas William Jackson, Gent. vice Hatton, promoted in the
50th Foot.
71st Ditto—Mier Charles Augustus Dean, from the 84th Foot, to
be Resign, vice Seymour, promoted.
81st Ditto—Lieutenant Lawrence Alexander Spearman, from the
hall pay, to be Lieutenant, vice Thomas Clifton Wheat, who ex-
' changes, receiving the difference.
84th Ditto—David Laird, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice
Dean, appointed to the 71st Foot..
97th Ditto—Ensign Richard L iveday to be Lieutenant, without,
purchase, vice Masterson, promoted; Ciao les Dunbar, Gent. To
be Ensign, by pianism vice Loveday.
59th Ditto—Lieutenant James Barrett, from half pay 14th Foot, to
be lieutenant, vice Gone, appointed to the fiittl Foot.
90th Ditte...Ensign William J. OWen to be Lieutenant, by per-
chase, vice Ryles, promoted.
02d Ditto—Lieutenant William Gorse, from the 89th Foot, sn be
lieutenant, vice Graham, promoted in he Royal African Colo-
nial Corps.
84th Dit6o.-To be Ensigns—James Kennard Piper, Gent..witts.
oat rucks's, vice Currie, appointed to the 33d Foot ; Thomas
Cunieghatue, Gent. by purchase, vice Maclean, pro noted.
90th Dkto—Richard Cecil Lloyd, Gent. to be Ensign, by psirckaae,
vice Partridge, promoted.
Nth Diets--Captain Austin Neame to be Major, by penetrant,
vice /Itededell, promoted ; Lieutenant Arthur Charles Oregoey
to W Captain, by purchase, vice Neame; Ensign Harcourt WM.
Vesabka Vernal to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Gregory;
Edward Osborne Broadley, Gent. to be Ensign, by rut:chase,
_ vicelferneo.

Edo Brigade—Captain Arthur Richard Wellesley, from the bilf
py, to be Captain, vice Logan, promoted ; Second Lieutepot
Jobs R. Gores to be lira Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Fel.
comer, promoted; Edward Holt Glee& Gent. to Re Second
Lieutenant, by purchase. vice Groves.
Venwen Compaides for Service in Newfoundland.-Liem. Roods
Walsh Small, front half-pay New Brunswick Fencibics, to be
Lieutenant, vice lopll, appointed to the 15th Foot.
The

Cadets of the Honourable the East India
Company's Service to have the temporary rank of Second UM.
der* the period of their being placed tinder the command of
Lieutenant-Colonel Pesky, of the /loyal Engineers, at Chathaus,
for Field Instrneduas in the art of //apples and
Geodesics Cadets James Kilner, wAiker, Stewart Ham, Staiford Vardoo, Joper aka,
,fimi;:wasana
Birdwood, Francis Clement. .1 f,„ 1
Anthony Singleton King, laitzivagdai: happay,
to have the local rank of lasi iWoamittect
ieurope may.
• iserman warn •
To be Ss eons to the Firma:—Surgeon A/meander MetrWt;

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Matiespierage %MM. wisbezt_retires upon half pap
rs.
%Ow illishiais to the Thomas Spence, Ging
a. ThoWSZbillppillMill to the. 116 Foot ; Mary Ibraitli:
Oat tile pmeurtod.
„ . Walufe4elge.-
11Naby_thateenesil Wands of Infantry. by purchase—Dialer H.ry
Christiana Cod, from 6e ill Foist; Camila Thomas alga%
Thar the Coldstream Guards; Ns* C. Roottedie apolulled
final the Ugh Light Devious; Major Joseph ken
the WM Foot.
Fo be Mims of !Autry. by purchase—Capt. Reojamlo Adams;
bum dm 11th Light Dragmess • Copula Sabin Valbadran'
trim the 10th Foot; Captain Jells William Due. frau trite
49th Foot ; Captain Henry gayly, from the it of Foot ;
-Charles likirbes, from the nth Pow; Captain Hoary_ Pratt,
thief th Dngsm Guards; Casale amities Robert Dowers, frets
Itho STA Foot.
lb be Captains of Infantry, by porehase—Lieutenant Edward
Dereu Coterie, from the let Dragoons; Lieut. Thomas. Wood-
ward Lyles, frnin the 1106 Fact ; Lieutenant Samuel Pole; from
she fifth Light Dragoons.
To Ise ILJeounianta of Infantry, by purchase—Cornet Clam.. &kaftan
Lowisarom the 11th Light Dragoons; Ensign Wm. Colborne
Yam, from the lith Poet •jtrisign George Maclean, from the
letb Foot; Bulge William:Taylor Peter Shout, from the 5341
Pout • Ensign John Ponsontry Gordon' from the 09th Foot;
Sub-Lieutenant Henry Payton, from the lot Life Guards.

To be Deputy alights,* Commissaries General—Commissariat
Clerks C. IL Dawson. T. C. B. Weir, Wt H. Looker, .1.
WlPartane, .1. 11. Kennedy.

01.160.101••••••01•
The appointment of Lieutenant Wake was to he 36thletit and
lot St& Foot, as stated in cite Gazette of the 11th ultimo.
Ile date of the appointments of Hospital Assistants Thomas
roes sad S. iu:rant is IStb June, 1626, and not 15th June, 1624 As,
stated in the Gazette of the 11th ultinso.

The date of Cornet Upton's promotion to an Unattached Lieu-
*sweep, from 4th Light Dragoons, is 11th July, and not 1 lth Juno,
30116. as stated la the Gazette of the 11th ultimo.
• The late of the promotion of Lieste•CoL Macdonald, from 19th
Foot to an Unattached Lieutenant Colonekre has been altered to
Ifith June ISIS.
The arniermeadoned Officers have been allowed to dispose of
their half pay
an M
t Colonel John axwell, half pay Unattached; Major
It,
'rma, Carter, half pay Royal Marines; Major George Gray,
Bill pay Royal Marines; Major Thomas Inches, half pay Royal
*aims; Major Gideoa Nicholson. half pay Royal Marines;
Lieutenant Charles John Peshall,balf pay lath Light Dragoons;
• Lieutenant Robert Keirninder, half pay 22d Foot; lieutenant
William Henry West, half pay 24th Light Dragoons; Lieutenant
, Francis Crllaguerty. 4th Irish Brigade; Lieutenant Colonel An-
•abony Singleton King, Unattached ; Lieutenant Colonel Adam II
Peebles (Colonel), Unattached ; Lieutenant Colonel Sir Henry'
• "'you, half pay Portuguese Mews; Major Henry Priddie, half
fray Royal Marines; Major William Burke, half pay Unattached ; I
Major Arthur Bernard, half pay Unattached; Captain James
Dann, half pay 26th Foot; Captain John Nl•Crohan, half pay 3d
• toot; Lieutenant George Napper, half pay 54th Foot; Lieute-
nant George Wathen, half pay 4th Foot; Captain Gerard Hua-
inan. half pay 24 Light Infantry Battalion, King's German Legion.
The name of the lieutenant Colonel of the late 7th Royal Vete-
taa Ilattanan is Robert llalyburtoo, and not Robert IL Burton,
as hitherto staved.

The appointment of Hospital Asdstant Temple Pearson. from
halipay, to be Hospital Assistant to the Forces, on 25th Jannary.
ISIS, has been cancelled.
The name of the Major appointed to the 32d Foot, on the II th
Way last, is Gaacolgne, and not Gascoyne.

The ugdermeationed Offiers,hatring Brevet rank superior to
their regimental commissions, have accepted promotion upon half
pay, according to the General Order of the 25th April, 1826 :
To be Lieutenant Colonels of Infantry—Brevet Lieutenant Cola
net Itichsrd Roberts, from the 624 Toot ; Brevet Lieutenant
Won& Gideon Gorrequet, front the 16th Foe;.
be Majors of Infantry—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Chatham
Horace efturchlll. from the Crying Regiment; Brevet Major
*IC Evens Kenny. from the 110th root; Brevet Major Joseph
' • lasse.Lroaibe Itiee Brigade.,
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TUE EVENING STAR.

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ESDAt AUGUST 16, 1626.
STOC)C. EXCHANGE. TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Consols. *WO left of yesterday at 78e for de Account, opened
tbis eseening at 7811 with Utile ►usiness doing at present ; and
- lethe October Account buyers.
In the Foreign I luta, Spanist has ratter Improved. caused by
the purebase of twenty-lye thousand of th* Stock by an eminent
/broker.
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Goatees prices: 014 Spanish 10, 11. Mexican 44, Colombian
• II I, Greek Bemis llib 13, Peruvian ST ii, Ruston sai it, Bra-
eilian Shares 16 to 17, Eschelper Dills 14 to IS prem.
CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.

Consols have remained steady during the whole of she morning,
at ISt for the Account, and 7S g for October. with very little
Mien doing, alternately Boyers and Sellers at the above prices.
In thi Foreign Market South American SeCurities have somewhat
improved.''

PRICE OP STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK.
Rank stock 20254
er Cent. Red. 7914 % 34
I per Cent. Consols 78% %
Sk per Cent. 8634
V, per Cent. Red. 661/4 Vo
New 4 per Cent. 941/4 lAt
Long Ann. 194 5-16
India lion& St 22
1:1.00() Etched. Bill) 14 15
4:500 ditto 14 15
.C.lOO and £2OO ditto 14 16
au. tot Account 781/2 4/43 1/2
FOREIGN FUNDS, 'MO o'cLorr.

Poltsroblm Pond.. Mex. Acct. 431 * 4 39 5 41 5
Do. Bonds. t 1124.301 11 2 441 51 *
•'t 0. Arc. 301 1 309 19%2 14 Rms. 1it15,.1022, Sp C. S3l
OTeek R0ada,1223,5 pC. 15121 Ditto for Ace. 1131 I
Ditto Acet. 13 121 Span. Bonds 5 p Ct. 101 1 e
'Alex lids 11123.6 p. Ct. 43/ 4 Ditto Acet. 109
431 49 9 5 49 59 Span. sp. C. 1823, 71 1 1
AN 1.1 FOREIGN Sll Alt KS. TWO O'CLOCK.

SHARE. PAIN •
!Institut 100 IS 37 56i 38
• Colombian 100 10 24
General Sibling Assn. 100 5 Li
Pteviacial Bank 0 Irvland 100 20 15

AUSTRIAN FUNDS, VIENNA, Ay,. &
Idotaitees 90 1-16. Bank Shares west.

American Papers to the 19th July. from all parts ell
the United States, have been received. The Nets York
Atwater of the 17th ult. brings accounts from Bogota
of the flth June, where they had received the official
document of the recent occurrences at Valencia• and

Veneeoela. No measures have, as yet, been taken by

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the Government against General PAIN.
Frani the same source, we learn from Monte Video,

that about the 10th April, the Buenos Ayres squadron,
seder Admiral BROWS,. baying eluded the blockading
ageadroa, appeared of the harbour of Monte Video.

Hia imperial Manart's ship Netheroy, of 42 guns,'
Captain Noirros. an Englishman, got under weigh. and
deed cot to meet there, when an action commenced a
short distance from the town, between the frigate and
Twentyalls of May, which lanai two hours and 45 min.
when night coming on. the Netheroy made her escape,
and returned. having 30 men killed, and 79 wounded

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The Buenos'Ayres aquiddi retorted to Ilaer* eras,l
eaptutink on their passage sit .trartrsports with provi-
sions.—On the night of theist oflOy the Buenos Ayres
squadron again appeared off the harbour of Monte
IN:leo, and attacked the Brazilian shrp•lmperatrice, of
60. guns. The rest of the squadron, consisting of one
frigate. six corvettes, and from 25 to SO brigs, lying shoot
two miles to the leeward, fought her for SO minutes, and
so completely cut her up as to render it impossible to
get her under weigh ; she hard a great number of killed
and wounded ; amongst the former was ,tter Captain.
The Fratek.Art Jouritni of the 9.h in nt announces
a Proclamation of the Duke of ANEEAC . respecting a
si
convention into which he hii entered sr the King of
PRUSSIA, for introducing into his Dtichy the Prussian
system of tazation, in order to re•esablisll is firer-inter-
course between the two States. This convention is to
take effect on the 25th of the present mosso.
Letters from Berlin contain an account of the cele-
bration of the Knio's Birth-city, by festivities more
splendid than those of any forfner years. In additi ,n
to the usual rejoicings, many public speeches were de-
livered, and a variety of poems were composed for the
occasion, is which she citizens vied with each other in
expressing their loyalty and attachment to Isis !Visa tart.

The Berlin Papers contain a nofce, stating that
the Divinity Students, WILLIAM En anima= and Fat
-
muck WILLIAM LIUMANX, in the first instances sen-
tenced respectively to 10 and 11 years' imprisonment in
a fortress, for havio&belonged to a Society, the objects
of which were of a treasonable nature, made their
etcape from the fortress of Juliers, on the 23d of July.

French Papers to the 14th instant have arrived. They
infbrm us that the present King of FAANCIt bad concluded the tere•
monies of the Jubilee, by renewing the vow of Louts KIII. that is
to say, by dedicating his Kingdom to the Holy Virgin, and present.
Ing her statue in silver to the Cathedral of Notre Dame. This sta.
tue hears the following inscription:
" Virgini matti, se, regnum, familiam, populumque, avits pie-
tatis zmulstor, Calumets I. Rex Christianissimus, covet, dicat et
consecret ; anno Jubilzi, XV Augusti,
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On Assumption D.y the Archbishop of Paris was to bless this
statue, which was to be brought after Vespers by the Kt:4o and the
other Dignitaries of the State in procession to the altar !
The elastritutienue/ contains private letters from Lisbon to the
3d instant, which give interesting details of the ceremony of the
31st of July, when the Panicasa Kanter and all the public Func-
tionaries took the Oath to the Constitution. Conformably to the
ninety-second Article of the new Charter, her Royal Highness venal
proclaimed "definitive Regent" of the Kingdom, which she is tot
govern, until her niece becomes of age, under the title of Dom*
Manta I. The Council of Regency ceased to act the moment that
the Princess had taken the oath, and she remained sole Deposita: of
the Royal Posier. In consequence of local and accidental causes her'
Royal Highness had thought proper to make some alterations in
the list of Ministers transmitted for Portugal by the Emperor of
HILAZILS. These changes Ito-Never affected nnlf persons, not prin-1
ciples, for most of the new Members are men ovisco served Mader the
Cones, and whose constitutional bias has been fully ascertained and
tried. The following are their names : Mr. D'Acxeos is to be
Minister for Foreign Affairs; M. Games, for the 'acerbic; M.
SALDANHA, TYOLIVRIA DAV; Minister of War; and-M. MIAMI-
cum:, Minister of Finance,
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iur letters from different parts of Scotland and E9g-
land, rectivld this morning, all agree In stating that trade has keen
reviving within the last fortnight, more. ispecially Within these few'
days. From Liverpool we learn thatlise sales of. skews Abere.lo
:Monday were three thousand bags at full price, and that wade was
improving. The accounts front Durrsay—" Thing's M generally
improving here, and people have more employment, but wages ate
still too low. Better prices are wanted for calicoes, but cannot as
yet be °hulloed to any (Meat, except for power looms."