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London, England, 1828-08-15 00:00:00

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11" I 00.11 tiIsSIO.vERS for VICT L(i
UALIN
kit AtAltsrr s NAVY. hertby gist wets.
That on *ruinous., the 96th Initant, they will be ready to re
echo- Tenders in writing (-ealed up). and treat for
Twu Thousand Five Hundred Sacks of BISCUIT MEAL,
Five Hundred Fucks of FLOUR,
Four Hundred Quarters of PALK MkI,T,
Two Ilundred Quarters of A M BER Mit LT. and

Twenty Thou.and Gallons of TENIatiFFE WINE.
To be delivered int( his vlajesty's "Victualling Stores at Dept-
ford, one half of rash of the Articles by the 15th of Septrmbet
next, and the remainder by tie 25th 44 that Month.
Sent les of the Malt, of not less than one Quart, and of the
Timeriffe Wine not Jess than two Quarts, mutt be produced by the
Party tendering
The Conditions of the Contracts may he seen at this office. •
Each Tender mug specify the price in words at leugth, and be
delivered before One o'Cloek on the day appointed; anti the person
who makes the tendet, or some person on his behalf, must attend
to anima when called for.

N. WALLER CLIFTON.

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LON I)ON.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 15: 1828.

STOCK IVCCO.ANOK, TWRLVE trcLoc K.

The appearance of fine weather this morning, bas in some degree
operated on the British market. Consols opened at 87i, and at
present may be quoted at 87/ to 4. A Mile busineselhas been done,
but nothing to any extent.

The next arrifials from the Bast are looked for With some
anxiety, as it is expected they will bring Important event., either
the retreat of the 'forks, or a dreadful battle.

We had a current report on 'Change, that the Bank of Rio bad
stopped payment, which caused great alarm amongst the merchants
and holders of BraiMau Securities. The above report Is said to
have come by a private letter from Rio of the 14th June ; but
upon further investigation on the above subject; we Ind, by other
private letters of the same date, chat it was one of the Clerks who
bad absconded from the Bank with forty thousand pounds, "and
two other Clerks are also missing. When tin letters came away,
an investigation of the affair was going on.
CITY. lIALF.PAST ONR O'CLOCK.

Accounts have been received at'Paris from M. itiTNAILD, stating
that the last advice' he received from Greece were to the end of
June. The sanitary measures continues to preserve Greece from
the plague, which has made great ravages in the army of Issamia
Paces from thirty to forty die daily.
Journal e states, that hitherto Chalon.sur...iaoge,
Macon, and Bourg, never had garrisons; but it is said, that ha a
few days a Reginieut of Infantry will be distributed in the above
towns. The cause of this measure is attributed to the suspicion
that France has in regard to the course Austria is about to pursue
in Piedmont. •

The Consol market has cmstinued the whole .f the morning
with little variation, and may be quoted at present at ll7j to 4, with
little business transacting. _ _ _

Private letters received from Paris today, report that the Lean
has been put of for the present.
In the Foreign Market Brazilian Stock fen Three per. Cent.
Ponugeeee from Two to Three per Cent. since which they have
again improved.
PRICK OF STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 2131 13 India Bonds 113 13
3 pen Cent. Ited.ll6 7$ South Sea Stock
3 per Ct. Cons. 87$ 1 # Old Anouidesll7l •
3$ per Cent. 961 New Ditto
5%• per Cent. lied. 961 1 k .21000 Rackeq. Bilb 71-2
4 per Ct. New. 101 1 1 # 4300 Ditto 71 2
4 per Cent. 18'16, 105 .609 and .4200 Ditto 71 2
Long Ann. StO 1-16 Bank for Aect.
India Stott Commis for Acct.
FORRIIIN PrihITIS,• TWO oCLOCK. •
Brasilia:llldt. 5 pet.62l 391 61 DoAccts2l 1
Do Acct. 62$ 601 59$ 611 Pruss. 800d5.5 pet 1021 1
D.nish 11.1 s. 31iCt. 61 . Ituss.Bds.lBa2.s per Ct. 95k
31et,1id5,1825.6p Ct. 3111 1 1 *maids lids 5p Ct. 101 6
Do Ac t. 381 1 1 Fr. Bente*. 5p C. 107t' 25c
Portag.Bds.spC. 53 21 Esch.inge Mg 30c
BRITISH AND FOKEI(114 SHARP'S, Two o'cLock.
Brazilian 33
Untied Mexican 40
Alliance British and Foreign 100
Marine Alliance 100 •
General Steam Navigation 100

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It is now ascertained beyond a doubt, that his Royal
Highness the Duke of CLA a INce has resigned his office
of Lord High Admit al. The resignation, which is a
subject cf deep 'egret to the friends of both pa ties,
took place at Windsor on Tuesday, in the presence of
the Duke of WectiNozos. The circumstances which
have led to this resignation are ♦ariously stated. Some
of these, which took place more than a'month ago, and
which brought his Royal Highness into collision with
the head of the Government, rendered the present se-
paration almost unavoidable. His MAJESTY, we sin-
cerely regret to say, has been placed, by the differences
which have arisen, in a situation of extreme 'delicacy;
But, now that the matter has ended, as it was
most desirable it should terminate, we abstain from
any further remarks. It is gratifying to know that
the Duke of WELLINGTON has the unqualified con-
fidence of his MAJUTY, and that he never stood higher
in that confidence than he does at present.
Lord Vi►count MaLvitddt is already spoken of As
First Lord of the Admiralty, in the room of his Royal
Highness ; and the Right Honourable CHARLES W.
WYNN is also mentioned as the successor of Lord
Nlzi.vit.Le at the Board of Controul.

We received last night St. Petrrsburgh, German, and
Dutch Papers, extracts from which appear in our pie-
ceding columns. The former contains accounts of the
successful operations of the Russian Army of the Cau-
casus down to the capture of Kars, the particulars of
which were given in the Paris Papers received by Ex-
press yesterday.—The accounts from Vienna state that
the recruiting fir the army has recommenced—that the
Provinces, exclusive of Hungary, are to furnish .40,000
men—and that io addition, orders have been issue 4 for
the purchase of 8,000 horses. Yet, under all these cir-
cumstances cf hostile preparation, it is affected to be
considered that no apprenensions of war are entertained
in the Austrian capital. •

We give an extract in oor first page from the Journof
des Drk is. so specimen of the style in which the French
Journalists indulge when the policy of England is called
in.question. The object of it is to show that England
ought to have taken a more prominent part in the,
aff4irs of Europe. to preserve, her inflornce ; Arid •

number of .twined niortifications and insult+ which tot'
have esperienced in Purtusal arc detailed with a pro

yoking air of exactness, as affut!ing a• r 'nor of° ti
impolitic course we have pursued. The conclu%ir.r,
which the writer arrives at is, that the preiern
state of inaction of this country cannot last moth
I .nger. " Self-denial, it if_mid,
which is not of a very desiratiiiiiiitire viedin indroi.
dual,; but the political dirinterestednets of a
.nationi
which has ships and men, when gieat que,tions are'ort.
the point of being decided by sea and land, would he
a very uncertain element of the combinations that are
preparing t and the Cabinets r f Europe will do well not
to fund their calculations on this anomaly."

Letters from Ail-la-Chapelle of the Bth August, tt.,
►ceived at Smyrna, state the inspott4rit news oftbe
t 'king f•f Eroticism by the Russians.

We have received this forenoon German Paprika
ihe 9th inxt int. Tl‘e following sre extracts:

CARLSRUHP., Amiss, S.
Baron d'Orterstedt, Prussian inister in Switzerland, w► y,. if
has resided many years, arrived here yesterday.

ODESSA, JULY 9.

Nei Majesty the Empress, wbo still honours our town wins het
presence, and derives great benefit from the use• of sea bathing; am
remain here till the return of the Emperor from the caeripaigs. h
seems that the military operations will be prosecuted with the
greatest energy, now that the whole army is together, and that
few remaining months of Sae weather win he employed in spread.
lug the Tininds capitaL Admiral Orel', who directed the siege
of Anspa, has received olden as- support the army on the sea Met
and will probably be employed in destroying the batteries maul,
en the coast is thookinity of Constantinople, as sopa as the amp
has succeeded is anemias the city. The numerous transports*
the conveyance of troops. which sailed front our port a few days
ago, confirm this .opposition. A division of Admiral Greis's
Beet has already arrived at Sebastopol, where k waits for the
Admiral, to proceed to its destination.
Several physicians have been sent from this town to Bodine,
to superintend the ezecution of the sanitary measures osteisay
there, the state of Wallachia being a subject of great alaan,-sa v<
count of the plague. _ _ _

Several persons in this town. milltari as well as civil, have hen
arrested; and several wilenthants not settled here have been placed
under the superintendence of the police. The real ground of ibis

measure is not known ; but it supposed to hate been caused media
by imprudent expressions and improper conduct of t►e kidirisisais
concerned, than by any teal political misdemeanours.
STUTGARD, Auo. 5.

The vineyards in the kingdom of Wirtemburg are hden with
fruit, and the produce will probably far exceed in quality And
most years. The grapes are also very forward. At blergentheis
the branches were above a foot in length on thetheist of July; ands
week, and even a fortnight ago, there were grapes nearly ripe ens
in the less favoorable aspects. If we have warm weather the qn.
thy will be excellent. This prospect has caused the old wise is
fall to prices lower than they have been for these forty years. 714
corn has happily not suffered this yeas by hail : the harvest int
good and.abundant.