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Tea DOTDIII6II, it timid, declares in cooseeuesce to Lord Aber-
ems that the Spanish Government no longer answers fee the coo-
dint that Deo Niguel may parsec in Portugal It may nifty be
reposed that we do net answer for the troth of this news, we
*sly give the reports which are In circulation ; we will add, that it
is also ailirsted that news has been received by the telegraph that
the Doke de Calmest and the Minister of Justice have been dis-
mined from the Council. of Don Miguel. The Minima of hu-
rlee was less violont thin his predecessor in his opinion ; this
change mud. therefor*, be considered m a new triumph of the in-
fluence of the Queen Dowager, and a signal for new persecution'
Front the Constitutionnel.
A tournament, which has taboo place at Potsdam on the 13th
inst. the birth-day of the Empress of Russia. forms the principal
conversation of Berlin. The knights of this tournament bad pre-
paratively rehearsed their esercises the evening before. The ar-
moon of several of the knights were covered with gold and silver.
The Prince Charles of Mecklenburg figured there with much
magnificence as well as the Prince Royal, and the Prince Frederic
el the Netherlands. Prince William. Prince Charles, Prince Al-
brecht. &c. These Princes were preceded by a camber of standards
when they entered the arena. Divers poetical effusions in honour
of the Empress were also recited, and a brilliant ball concluded the
festival
laascn_ Fress.—Rsau, JOLT SC—Five per Cents. lOff. 65c.
eoe. 55c.—Three per Cents. elf. esc. 55c. 60c. dec. Mc. Bank
Anises, Leda Itentes de Naples,l7f. tic. 3k. SOc. eye. Rent,
d'Esingse, Se. Royal Spanish Lees; 7411 V. Rente Perpe-
tuates d'Repagne,4ll4 1 49e Hayden Loan, 42.5 f. 420 f. Ex-
change on London, one month, paper. Ut. 4k. money, 951. dk.
three months, paper, SU. 40c. money, 25f. 40c.

CONTRACT FOR WHRAT. •
•
VICTUALLING .OFFICE Jialy !7, 1899.
THE CO if MISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING
his MAJESTY'S IfUrr, 4c. do lessiby Airs Mi N,
That FIUDAT, the 9th day of August next, they will be
ready to receive Tenders In writing (sealed up), and treat for
TWO THOUSAND QUARTERS OF WHEAT, e
To weigh Sixty Pounds to the Bushel.
To be delivered into his Majesty's Victualling Stores, at Dept-
ford, in quantities of not less than Flee Hundred Quarters per
Week from the date of the Contract. •
Samples of not less than Ono Quart each must be produced by
the Party tendering ; and the Conditions of the Contract may be
seen at thii Office.
Each Tender must specify the price In words at length, and be
delivered before One o'Clock on the Day appointed; and the
Person who makes the Tender, or souse Person on his behalf,
must attend to answer when called for.
M. WALLER CLIFTON.

THE. EVENING STAR.

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of Tows or Cottony ally, or dressed.

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PROJECTED MARRIAGES IN HIGH LIFE.

The Duke of Bucctzuo it is to be united in the course
et the autumn toLady NA starraTortania, a daughter of Lord Barn,
We understand that the high alliances of the house of
Erlllllll are about to be renewed by the marriage of Miss
ransom, its heir presumptive, sister to the Member for Cam.
bildp, with Lord Morons, NO of the Duke of Possum.

A younger daughter of the Dowager Lady ELLattso-
seam >4WFREDBLICA LAW. 1, to be married to the too of liar
Jam LIMBS j and the daughter of Lady &MUTE TALBOT to
Mr. Azaraw.

A marriage is talked of between Lady Ex m • BEN NET
and Lord ST. Meow, no of the Doke of Somassrr.

The marriage which has been long whispered is now
spoken of openly—we meat that of the Hon. Mr. Ammar, son of
Lord Susnussear. with the beautiful and accomplished daughter
of Colonel Haus.m.—Dublin Warder.

The agreeable widow of a dignified Divine in the south
of Ireland is about to bestow her hand upon a Noble and rather
emsepicuous Member of the Upper Home of Parliament. His
Lordship is one of the richest of our absentees; but his visits to
Ireland, though few and short, have not been wittiest oboes vadat
—Dukes Mader.
London, England, 1829-07-27

JUVENILE FETE AT VAUXHALL.

Saturday night, the most pleasant
mime took place, u far as regards its object. After befog accus-
tomed to visit Vauxhall on we of the routine evenings of the
SINMNI, there is something extremely delightful in stepping in ea an
Mang when all the grosser materials are banished, and bathing
his the fairy forms of laughing children Sit around you in that full
*mem of every thing which novelty, admiration, and pleasure,
event fel to afford to their minds. It appears as dough we were
twerrtig the order of Gulliver's Travels, and after quitting the
Wipe of Brobdignag, were suddenly transported into
the nicheof the tiny eives•that people 'Admit.
The Proprkters, in consideration of whom they had to receive
their present friends, and probably their future patrons, put forth
their best exertion's on Saturday to afford them one continued circle
atieseseetent &minim the period of their visit. Fencing, dancing,
define, bselequinneess, with a host anther amusements, occupied
every nasenent of *sew the opening of the doors till ten o'clock,
whets, fn tonsideresion of yoga: ladies' and gentlemen's early boon,
tie performances were brought to a close. The spirit of the whole
wising appeared to be considerably enhanced by this surly
arrangement ; the mere alteration of the hours added a novelty to
those entertainments which were not new in themselves, and, in•
stead of dragging away from amusement at two or three in the
morning with a weary step, the visitors, still unexhausted, aped
awed the rare event of the evening. not being too long for their
animal spirits.
The weather, though unpromising during the morning, appeased
to be la w good humour as the party which depended so moth
upon it for the pleasure of the evening, and kindly smiled on the
young ones, who, having but one night in the year wt apart for
their special enjoyment, haves fair claim to ow of the finest wee•
togs of the manner for that Mat.

of the

The most Noble the Marquis of A bercom, and his
brother Lord Claudius Handium, arrived at Barnescourt on Saturn
day.—Derry Annul.
The Countess of Ormonde arrived at her residence at
Castleonner on Monday evening.—AriTherang Maistuter.
We understand that a letter was received in Cork yea-
st:day from Archdeacon Singleton. private secretary to his Grace
the Duke of Northumberland. stating that indisposition will pre-
via his Zissioncy's being present at the Cork harbour refection-
-420 ameamiris eiVidety.
London, England, 1829-07-27

THE KING.

WINDSOR, JULY 26.—His MAJESTY continues
daily to visit Virginia Water, and dine in the Fishing
Temple, accompanied by his suite. The KING passes a
considerable portion of his time in angling before dinner,
and afterwards takes an excursion on the water in the
Royal pleasure-boat. His MAJESTY returned to the
Royal Lodge earlier than usual last evening, the weather
having an unfavourable aspect. His MAJESTY took an
airing in the Park for two hours this afternoon, accompa-
nied by the LORD STEWARD. The bands of the Foot
Guards and Royal Horse Guards Blue played to a nume-
rous company on the Terrace, this afternoon, from five
o'clock until seven.
Last evening the young gentlemen of Eton College
had the aquatic amusements on the River, which were
most numerously attended ; the fire-works, which closed
the scene, were brilliant beyond description, and conti-
nued, without intermission, for an hour. The band of
the Royal Horse Guards attended, and played a variety
of delightful pieces.
London, England, 1829-07-27

IMPORTANT WORKS ON TURKRY.

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On the 30th( 4111 be published,

THE BOOK of the BOUDOIR. By Lady
MORGA N. In Two Vols. post eve.
A HISTORY of the late CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION
001711 ha Institution in 1700, tsa its float Mosolssion In
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. PRIVATE PUPIL.
AMARRIED CLERGYMAN, for some yawl
Tutor to a Nobleman, and subsequently receiving
Pupils Imo his Haute. a modeiate distance from London, would
be glad to fill a VACANCY with a GENTLEMAN'S SON.
Whose Education or Health may require more tins common at-
tentitiettstrs addressed to the Rev. H. & Messrs. Harding
and Impgilt. iheisseuers 4, Pall malt Eitst, London, will be daty
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aardry by the late banded's., ad emsideskig that large some
will have to be contributed oat el the public caws to repair the
Wary, and that it is necessary to withdnw from their anal aces.
Fatima as small a aumberof labourers, du. as peedige. has enlaced
*et the usual grand reviews of 'enrol corps of the army. as well
as these el the Lsodwehr in Westphalia sad the Rbmish madame
tdri me take place this year.

, .

The Dutch mails this day brought us Papers from
which we select the following paragraphs. Nothing fur-
ther has transpired respecting the operations in the East;
nor does it appear that any progress has been made in the
,negociations for peace. We are happy to observe that
the epidemic disorders, which have raged so long in the
Principalities, are abated.

MOLDAVIA. D Jun.

w them els drys we have ao news from the army before
libeoWeed probably we shall have none tni hi. Majesty the Km.
rem seriviiiin Wallachia. We know for certain, from Oriental,
Marehants wfid ire going to the fair at Leiria and Friablett as
the Oder. that the repeoa..mmecting the plague in the Ptlmelpa
lades are whdly unfounded. There may be some few cuss of
plague In one or two hospitalitlintio.neaseal these are only the
usual agues and bases fevers ',Midi appear is *nag, after the
Hodations of the rivers, and are to be combierad tar
Jilisesbu rgi Papas, .hdy 111. mr I

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London, England, 1829-05-15

I CITY. Twat.vio'CLoei.

We have no arrivals this swain of Any coseequeoce.
At Foam tht Omni wakes remains is the ume inactive state
M yesterday. Consols opened this morning at 8711 for the Ac-
count, hut have 'seeded to 1741.
It is stated frost Rio de Janette of the 46th of Match. that the
dedaration of war against Portugal will be presented to the
Chambers on the Ist of April.
CITY. HALICPAST ONR O'CLOCI.
Consols continue at 871 4. whh scarcely any busindis acme, es-
nes one sale of Mty thousand, and they may be wooded fee the
New Account 874 1. Bachequer Bills has rather improved, being
Se to7o. and Scrip t;1 premium.
The Foreign market remains in the same dull state u that of
the British.
We understand that the Catholic Chalpine Club has biark.balled
lit. &Comma, in consequence of which same of the Members
have retired.
...Up to the present boor we are exceedingly dull in the City for
want of intelligence, although it is reported that an express has
arrived from Vienna, but nabing of its contents his transpired.

THE ARMY.

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London, England, 1829-05-15

ST. PETERSBURG H. APRIL VI.

According to authentic accounts that itiive been received here, tbe,
Russian amy will be immediately put In tactless to commence f!le
operation* of the cimpalign.
General Rudzewisich, who corsuritodod eho 3A carps ottAo
snug, is lad ; his succeevot is not yet, known.

BERLIN, Mar 10.
!According to the latest memos* front Si. Itetersborgli, fiCeiVOI
by{ way of Warsaw. the Emperor and Eniprrei of Rossi. will am
Wise St.. Petersburg,' till two slays later thaw eras inirodcd. 004
therefore will trot arrive at Warsaw till the 17th.

. • -•
S1:3I1.IS. Ants. 23.
The newnsif the intended return of the French sod English Aind
bassadore to Constantinapk has caused great joy among the Mussel
men at Belgrade. The Turks appear to Consider this event as the
cook or the eansinent conduct of their Saereign. Theta*
neatly persuaded that the reappearanee if the Ambessidoep ef
two su'cb great Powers.wito, ancording to their own well understand
interest, mutt be friends to the Portemill he attended with thrall*
dateable consequences. especially the cessation of. the blockade of
the Dardanelles, wbieb. In their era, is the greatest evil that has
befallen the Ottoman Empire in the course of the present war.
The coubslence which prevails among the Turks at•lielgrade ls re-
m:likable. According to them. there b the less reason to fear any
'danger from the Russians. because profound tranquillity end ab-
olition prevail, and the defensive system adopted by the Sultan is
the best to disappoint all the plans of the assailants. Belgrade is,
provided for some years with all necessary anuadsoision and pro.-
visions. It Is also Abutted there till the Russians before Maria
bad been surrounded by the light Tutkish.cavalry, and suffered
some loss. 'This, perbaps, is only one 4 the, reports which are
purposely circulated front time to time, in order to keep up the
'courage of the Musselineo.
FROM Tills VISTULA, Aran. ft. •

Omen have Area reveived at liyalystork, the beadloarters of.
the Letbuanlan tarp, of the artny. whicirgive rearm to sopiom
that it will soon receive orders to march; it sots not improbable
that it will be was to join the army of reserve made, Field Mamba'
Sicken, the strength a whit!' most be coosidtrablyi todoced by the
rrinforeentents which have brew drawn from It for the army =atlas-
Denote. Travellers who were lately at 3iostow Atm that cow
Ode/able detaeltowats of troop* *small, newly tagoely retrofit.'
are hastening to the Casuals to mahout ;tie rimy of dismal
Peakewitads.

megawatts en LoreeM.
Ilrausomes, NUS IS.-13 I);; Two moo* s, If el,.
.13ssare. aembi, • fils.
—Ressimill "ash ity
London, England, 1829-05-15

CORFU. Aram 22.

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It Is reported that an Intimation bas been made by the iwitai
°overeaten to the Greeks. that they mutt put an end to the
blockade which they lately announced of the'turrn of Peeves+. ami
*Abe toast to the north of it as far as Norte. at the entrance a
the channel at Corfu.
London, England, 1829-03-17

TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, 1829.

LISBON PAPERS.

T-

FROM THR HAZIITTI OP MARCH IL
ROYAL BOARD Of MANI MCI.

The Royal Board of Trade, Agriculture, Manufac-
tures, and Navigation, of. these Kingdoms and their
Dominions, has issued the following

NOTICE:

MOST ILLUSTRIOUS ♦ND &CILLER? SIR.
Francisco Ignacia de Miranda Everard, Chief of a Division of
the Royal Navy, having sent word that be has arrived with the
Diana frigate under his command, and Lealdade corvette, off the
island of Terceira, to keep that Island in a state of blockade so
long as it suffers the resistance of the rebels who now occupy the
ICastle, the King, our Sovereign, orders, that fur the information
of Merchants and other persons interested, the Royal Board of
Trade shall Immediately cause notice to be given of the said
blockade, which will be enforced by the principles of maritime
law universally recognised by all nations, by the above force, and
such reinforcements as may be sent to join it in the sequel ; which
your Excellency will signify to the Tribunal, that it may be Gift
tied into effect.—Goa preserve your Excellency.
Conde de BASTO. :44
Sather Marques MORDOMO MOR.
Palace of Quelus, 27th Feb. 1829. .
TM* edict is ordered to be posted up for general information.—
Feb. 28, 1829. (Signed)
London, England, 1829-03-17

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Mom Aube= Tnis Dar—Dublin I—Watelford I—Feanne
Holland 1.
DIAL. Mown 13.—Wind 8.8. E.

PORTIMOUTII. Memo 18.—Wind L
Ptriteuvn, /Reacts is.—Wind IL—Sailed the Laura, Rush,
for New York ; and Oterops, Bendizon, for Terceira.
PALMOCTII, Blasco' 1 5. —Wind R.—Off port the Rapid, Handy,
from Calcutta—sailed 24th October. Arrived the &Rainier packet.
from Lisboa—called 3d instant; and his Majesty's cutter Vigilant,
Liston—sailed the Bth; Thomas King. Williamson, from Dane.
rats; and Fox, White. from. Valdese-
YA511047711. Blascu 12.--Tbe Alfred, Bantbrough, from SOD.
derland, whilst at anchor eE Hythe, on the Bth instant, was run
on board of by the Hyndbam, Sarjeant, for St. Vincent's. The
former had the foretop-sail split, mid bowsprit injured, with other
trifling damage.
Vilnius erases wrru.—Peter Proctor, Terry, from London t.
the Caps of Good Hope, on the 29th Jansary, in lat. 5. long. 21.
and the Liberty, from Liverpool to Pernambuco, on the 30th of
January, in last s. long. 24. by the
.Rapid, salved o 6 Falmothh.
- -

The Reset voir in the Green*Patli, which is intended
to supply Buckingham Palace with water, has been deepened to the
event of ail or eight feet, and Used throughout with brick, so.that
the muddy sediment may, as all times be removed without the
sbgluest ilUßcohy. .
London, England, 1829-03-17

NUMBER 13,119..]

ADMIRALTY OFFICE, March 5, 1829.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a Sesbion of
Oyer and Terminer and Gaol Delivery for the Trial of
Offences committed on the High Seas, within the Jurisdiction of
the Admiralty of England, will be held at Justice Hall, in the
Old Bailey, London, on MONDAY, the 6th of April nest, it
Light o'Cluck in the morning : and an Sheriffs, Gaolers, and
teepees of Prisons, in whose custody any Prisoners, charged with
Offences committed on the High Seas, or within the said Juris-
diction may but -are hereby required to transmit a Copy of the
Commitment of every such Prisoner to Mr. Commits Jones, the
Solicitor of the Admiralty, at his Office, No. 10, Lancaster-place,
Strand. London. in order that the necessary meapures may be
taken. foe removing all such Prisoners to his Majesty's Gaol of
Newpte, for Trial at the said intended Sessions ind all Mayors,
Justices, Coroners, and other Officers, before whom any 'arid.
does, Informations, Examination., or Recognisance, may hare,
been taken touching any such Offences, are required to transmit
the same forthwith to. Mr. Thomas Susteor, the Clerk of Ar-
raigns of the High Court of Admiralty of England, at his Office,
at the &I WO= House in the Old Bailey, London.

J. Ir. CROZER.

JUST INDIA NOM, Karaite. ism
THE 'COURT of DI lEt; i ORS of the UNITED
COMPANY of MERCIIAN7W e ENGLAND, frodingto
tas EAST INDIES do he giallotice,

. That the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said
COMPANY, appointed to he held at their House, in Leadenhall-
'tree', on Warossmav, the 18th Instant, is made SPECIAL, for
the purpose of laying before the Proprietors Draft of a Bill now
before Parliament, entitled " A Bill to continue, until the 10th of
a April, 1834, the operation of an Act of the Seventh Year of his
N:ajesty's Reign, suspending the Provisions of an Act of his
" lace Majesty respecting t►e Appointment of Writers in the
",Serv:ee of the East India Company ; and to amend the Pro•
" whims of an Act of the 47th Year of his late Majesty, go far
" as they relate to the period of Residence at Hertford College as
H. qualification for certain Offices."

PETER "MIER, Secretary.

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the genuine Blacking prepared by them. A pattern like Lace of a
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LUy and Martin are printed in white letters edged with pink and
black, and placed oa a white ground, the address,
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London, England, 1829-09-19

THE MANOR OR LORDSHIP OF HAYES,

Extending over the Parhbes of Hayes and Norwood, with the
Rights, Royalties, Privileges, and Appurtenances, nearly
FIVE THOUSAND ACRES,
Abounding with Game;
Court Baron, Quit Rents, Fines, Heriots, &c.
The Capital MANSION HOUSE,

Fitted up at a very considerable expense, adapted for the secant •
motlation of a Nobleman or Family of distinction, commodiously
planned ; with all requisite Domestic Ofßees attached and detached ;
seated on a beautiful Lawn, commanding highly interesting pros-
pects over a rich diversified and picturesque country, surrounded by
Lands presenting a Park-like appearance, studded with luxuriant
Timber, beautiful Plantations through which there are extensive
Walks, and Sheets of Sowing Water.
London, England, 1829-09-19

NVith Farm Ilouses, and all requisite Agricultural Buildings,
CALLED

Rises and hlorleys, the Grove, Long Bato, Westwood, Ceppins,
Old House, Brunk House, Mangers, and Stiddolphs.
The whole containing upwards of
ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND NINE
ACRES,
Of Meadow, Pasture, AraVe, Wood Land, and Hop Ground,
well supplied with water at all parts, and streams running through
the Property. Let to respectable tenants.
The Rental and estimates( Value
ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED POUNDS
Per Annum.
The above Estate is situate at . the 25 mile-stone on
part adjoining the high road to Hastings, and partly boisnifest by The
turupike-road to Tonbridge; distant from Sevea.Pakapbrik iwo .
miles, and four from Tonbridge, fourteen from 'Maidstone and
tweety.five frum London, with the convenience of -inter ejltage
at Tonbridge to Rochester and the 'Thantes.:d
Nisch to be viewed by Tickets only w—abe.Farms by toppl7lne
the tenants, of whom p..niculars :nay' ; at tbe.OVIOW3
Ruse and Crown, Seven Oaks; Mt; TrliemiarA, Palk, CoaLsOn.,:s,
Angel; and Rose and Crown, Toabriglif-; 8e11.,. Brom*
Hart, Riverhead; Library, Totibridie Well's; Bell. billidsenhe:i!
• of Messrs. Freshfield and Suns, Soheiturs, Bankfiuiltlints: OL
Oai-
raway's; and of Ur. Moms, No. 170, Regent.eiteet, while b*.
Plan of the Estate may be seen, and Tickets 'obtainefi•to viisMikr,
Residence.
London, England, 1829-09-19

FATHER POLYCARP

DIRECTOR OP CONSCIENCES TO THE MEXICO
EXPEDITION.
TO THE CHIEF OF THE GOTHIC BROTHERHOOD
IN ENGLAND.

Van. Can, JULY 20T11.
Ply Lord! In obedience to Mon and to yos.

And to FS&BaIAND, virtuous Zing et Old Spain,—
Vera Crun is our prise, while Mir blood-hounds pursue
Their patriot game over mountain and plain.
'T would do your heart good to see proud freedom fall,
Once more 'Death the fetter and whip, at our feet ;
Old forms are restor'd.--inquisition —and all—
The triumph of pure feudal pow'r is complete.
Oh ! once you have done the same good for the land.
Where you over heretic brawlers preside ;
You'U rescue their souls, and extinguish the brand,
That sets all the universe blazing beside.
The first thing we did was to put down the press,
By hanging up every man-jack that could write ;
All those who can read, my good monks now confess,
Ere grilled with their schoolmaster rascals to-night.
Ab! could you thus kindle an Auto-dosfe,
In England—that source of foul knowledge and sin,—
Form absolute pow'r,—and set monkery free,
And bring all the fashions of Gothic times in ;
Build proud towers baronial,—where fair villas rise,—
Aod arming slave vassals, in guise of police ;
To shreds tear the charter, while trustworiby spies.
*old beads to the block to keep order and peace ;
Were Editors dangled like scare-crows ou trees,
And friends of reform paid their crimes on the rack,—
Saint Ignatia!—but this were liillenium—yea, these
Are the times all good Christians wish eagerly back.
I do ail I can to promote the work here,—
Ah! do not relax in your duty at home •
Will saint you,—and worship your dust,—do not fear,—
As a relic your nose is bespoken at Rome:

•.0 . • •

CHELTERFAI, Sept. 17.

ARnt v A I.S.—M arquis and Marchioness of Bute, Lord
Thomas Cecil, M.P. Countess of Beauchamp. Hon. Col. Brownr,
lion. James Somers Cocks and son. I.ldy Catherine Howard, Sir
It. T. Ricketts, Bart. and family. Sir J. and Lady Sherbrooke and
family, Sir C. Bethel Cudrington, Sir L. Glynn, Ban. Sir H. and
Lady-lioskyns and family, Lady and Mr. Murray, Lieut.-Gen.
Gerard, Cols. Vinicombe and Spread, Drs. Wyndham and son,
Drs. and Mrs. Brett, M' Mullin ; nee. Mona. Bradney, Griffith,
Sutton ; Capts. Hamilton. Brown, Smith ; Mr. and Mrs. nothing,
Russell and family, liamble on ; sleorrs. J. S. Bury, Sharpe,
Blanc, Pilgrim; .listreuses Morris, Pardue, Humber Metcalfe,
Holder; Misses Tindal., Howes, 2 Pennington, Hatrison. &c.
London, England, 1829-09-19

tl.-,tek—Oct. 9. J. Collett, Strand, oilman. at ten, at the Court
4,1 Cummissioners—Oct. 9. .1.41. Thomas, Elandforti, Dorsetshire,
wine merchant, at eleven, at the Court of Coeunissioners—Oct, 9.
W. D. l'Aine, Red Lion-street, Clerkenwell, iron-Wader, at ten.
the Court of Cormnissioners—Oct.l6. R. Ford, Regent's-ter-
race, Cit)-road, merchast, at twelve, at the Court of Commis-
sinners—Oct. 13. A. Rawhide, Ilocklersbury, linen manufacturer.
at ten, at the Court of Commiuioners—Oct. 12. T. Lesinghans,
Worcester, hosier, at eleven, at the Bell Inn, Worcester—Oct. 9.
J. Holmes and F. E. Edwards, Derby, booksellers, at eleven, at
the Court of Consmhsioners--00.16. B. Allen, Great Queen-
street, Lincoln's Inn-fells, coach-plater, at eleven, at the Court
of Commissioners—Oct.% J. T. Earl, Lewisluun, Kent, plumber,
at ten. at the Court of Consmisaloners—Oct. 9. W. Dunham, Cole-
man-street, victualler, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners.
CERTIFICATES—Oor. 9.
S. T. Harding, Tamworth, Warwickshire, banker—A. Clark-
son, Arbor Terrace, Commercial road,sialp-owner—W. P. Linsell,
Sun-street, linen-draper—C. H. Wearing, St. Paul's Church-
yard. merchant—H. J. Stobbs, Newgate-street, warehouseman—
R. Vinton, Union-street, Old Artillery Ground. tailor—R. More,
Dean.street, Shadwell. distiller—J. Hunter, jun. Barge-
yard, Bucklersbury, merchant—J. Ponten, Strand, hat-maker—
R. H. Brown, itegent-street, backney.eoach-master—R. Fitch,
Sible Hedinghsm, Ewa, miller—H. H. Sutton, Rutland Wharf,
Upper Thames-street, coal-met chant.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
A. Frrynors and F. Martin, Wood-street, Chrapside, silk-ma-
nufacturers—S. Crabtree and J. Mason' Leeds, Yorkshire, cloth
manufacturers--J. R. Stedman and I. H. R. Buse% Cock-bill,
Ratcliff, coal merchants—T. Rogers and Co. Huddersfield, York-
shire, stone-masons—B. Terry and W. Heap, Elland, Halifax,
Yorkshire, linen-drapers—D. Armitage and C. Mann, Manches-
ter, woollen-drapers.

GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN,
(win' novelists neroavalsox),
For the Week ended Sept. 11, made up from the Returns of the
Inspectors In the different Cities and Towns in England and Wales.
Imperial General Weekly Average.
Wheat 675. 141.1 Oats 231. 10d. I Beans 40a. 3d.
Barley 335. 101.1 Rye 31s. 3d. Peas 375. 7d.
Aggregate Average of the Six Weeks which governs Duty.
Wheat flds 1011. Oats 235. 3d. I Beans 325. 1111.
Barley MI s. 10d. Rye 321. 211 Peas 365. 10d.
PRICE OF SUGAR.
The Average Price of BROWN or MUSCOVADO SUGAR, computed
from theßeturns made in the Week ending the 15th day of Sept.
1829, 1.275. 8141. per cwt. exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid
or payable thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain.
London, England, 1829-09-19

THE KING.

WINDSOR, SEPT. 18. Yesterday forenoon, Sir
HERBERT TAYLOR, Sir BROOK TAYLOR (brother to
Sir HERBERT), and Mr. GREENWOOD, arrived at the
Royal Lodge, on a visit to the KING. At half-put two
o'clock, the KING, accompanied by the LORD STEWARD
and Sir HERBERT TAYLOR, entered a close carriage
drawn by four horses, and drove by two postillions, and
Lord FIFE, Sir BROOK TAYLOR, Mr. GREENWOOD,
and Sir FREDERICK WATSON, entered another Close
carriage, drove as above. On leaving the Royal
Lodge, his MAJESTY, with his party, proceeded
direct to the Castle, where they arrived a little before
three o'clock. Mr. JEFFREY WYATTYILLE, Mr.
MORELL, and others connected with the furnishing
and decorations, were present. The KING con-
tinued his inspection until a quarter to six o'clock, when
his MAJESTY with his retinue left the Castle, and re-
turned to the Royal Lodge, where his MAJESTY at seven
o'clock honoured his visitors and the distinguished mem-
bers of his household with his company to dinner.—
Great rumour continues to exist relative to his MAJESTY
going to Brighton. It has been announced that the
10th of next month is the day fixed upon for his MA-
JESTY'S departure from the Royal Lodge—but as no
definitive order has hitherto been issued, it is uncer-
tain when his MAJESTY goes, or if he goes at all.
This forenoon, at eleven o'clock, the Duke of CUMBER-
LAN D arrived at the Royal Lodge on a visit to the KING,
where his Royal Highness will, with the company above-
mentioned, dine and pass the evening with his MAJESTY.
This afternoon the phaetons were ordered to be in readi-
ness et two o'clock, but owing to the unfavourable state
of the weather, close carriages were substituted. To-
morrow the whole of the company are expected to leave
the Royal Lodge.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1829-09-19

An Entrance Lodge and Winding Carriage Drive.

Delightful Pleasure Grounds, laid out with exquisite taste ; a
Flower Garden stored with the choicest Exotics; and Conser-
vatory.

Capital Kitchen Garden,
Walled and clothed with choice Fruit Treeb in great perfection,
fuUy stocked and cropped.

Detached and secluded from the Mansion, Stables, Coach Houses,
and Outbuildings

Farm Houses, with Gardens, Yards, and all requisite Building.
Sundry COTTAGES, with Gardens, &c.
•ND UPWARDS OP
SEVEN HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN ACRES
Of excellent Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land,
Lying compact ; whereof the Mansioa,olScee,Grounda, and about
90 Acres are in band ; the remainder in the occupation of Messrs.
Whittington, Fellow's, Weekly, Furnell, Savage, and others.
The Rental and estimated value
ONE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS
Per Annum.

This Property extends a considerable distance along the Ux-
bridge-road, and on the South side there are about
London, England, 1829-09-19

BRISTOL, Sept. 17

CLIFTON I 'UT IV ELLS —Arrivals at Ivatt'a Royal
Gloucetter Hotel—Admiral Sir Charles Paget, General Walsh.
Mrs. General Ainslie and family, Right Rev. Dr. KeUy, Colonel
Spread ; Captain and Mrs. Heyman and family. Captains Naves,
R. N.. G. W. Leman. ILA., Dyer, Nokes, Gould ; Dr. and Mrs.
Bell, Dr. Campion and daughter ; Rev Messrs. Thomas, H. Fitz.
&maid ; Mr. and Mrs. Wylde Brown and family. Butler, Armin
and family, Bonner Eiderton ; M .IL Bonner, Norris, John-
son, Wier ' Plummer Smeille, Baguley, Multistate,
Stone, P. emeival, W. Cobbe, W. Henn, Arebdall. Pander gau,
G. Kennedy, Manslild, Cole. C. Ware, Atkinson and Son, Har-
vey, it Dawson, J. Hahne, M. Hahne; Mistresses Mturray and
family, NiehoU, Genner ; :Misses Lavie. 3 Plummer. Bow, Cod-
clingtoo, Trakerne, Pitman. Benner.
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London, England, 1829-09-19

LONDON.

SATURDAY, SI
PRICE OF STOCKS

F.PTFABER 19.
AT TWO O'CLOCK.

Bank Stock Shut. India Bonds 12
3 per Cent. Red. Shut , South Sea Stock
S per Ct. Cons. 881 j New Annuities
se per Cent. 1818, Shut. itooo Exclieq. Rills. 70 71
si per Cent. Red. Shut. £5OO Ditto 69 71
4 per Ct. 102 j I £lOO and .2900 Ditto 71
4 per Cent. 1826, Shut I Advertised, 65 4
Long Ann. Shut Bank for Acct.
India Stock 221 Consols for Acct. 89i
FORRIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
BraslUan Bonds, 5 per Q. 60 Do. Acct. 44
Do. Acct. 60S Rusclids, 1822. 5 p C.lOO
Ditto 1824 Ditto Acct. 108
Do. Acct. 60 Fr.ilentes.3p C. elf. 25c
Portsg. Bds. 5 per Ct. Exchange 95( 5k
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES. TWO O'CLOCK.
SHAW' PAH% 711111aMii.
Bolanos 500 300 360
United Mexican 4O Site 13

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Prins Saimaa on Monday.

The German Papers received this day do not contain
a syllable of news from the seat of war. They are
entirely made up of gossiping articles ;—such as the
appearance of an English ship at Cologne the first time
for 250 years—the death of the nonagenarian Counsellor
of the Duke of NASSAU—the uncertain project of the
Rhine navigation—and lastly, an account of a feud be-
tween the citizens of Giessen and the students of the
University. The following are the particulars :

COLOGNE, Sire. 10.

For the first time' for these 250 years we to-day see the English
flag eying in our port. The English schooner. commanded by
Captain Milne, which sailed from London on the 19th of last
month by way of trial, having been detained, according to some,
by contrary winds, or, as others say, by being detained in the Waal,
arrived here yesterday ceasing, and orders were immediately given
to land her cargo. A home here also received to-day letters an-
nouncing the arrival of s ship, which was to leave Liverpool in a
few days with a cargo direct from our port.
ERBACH, IN THE RHINGAU, San. 9.

On the 3d et this month died Mr. Grier, Counsellor in the
service of the Duke of Nassau, in the 92d year of his age. He was
a remarkable instance of length of service. as well as life. The
reigning Duke of Nassau was the seventh Sovereign of Nassau
whom he had served with unabated fidelity daring a period of 56
years. He has left a widow SO years of age, with whom he lived
In perfect happiness for 44 years.
London, England, 1829-09-19

FIFTY ACRES OF EXCELLENT MEADOW AND

ARABLE LAND.

Very eligibly situated for the purposes of Building, having the ad-
vantage of a fruntage also to Hayes Green, and abounding with
Brick Earth.

The Mansion to be viewed by Tickets, or by applying to Mr.
Bull. the Gardener, on the Premises; the Farms by leave of the
Tenants. of whom Particulars may be had ; at the Adam and By.,
Hayes; Mr. James Trumper, and the White Horse, Uxbridge;
Castle and Windmill, Salt HiU; Red Lion. Southall and Houn-
slow ; White Hart, Windsor ; Pigeons. Brentford ; Castle and
Talbot, Richmond; of Messrs. Y. and J. P. Starr, and at the
Bush Inn, Bristol; York House, and White Lion, Bsth; Hest
and Chickens, and Hotel, Birmingham ; of Messrs. Tooke and
Parker, Solicitors. Bedford-row; at Garraway's; and of Mt.
Reams, No. 170, Regent-street ; where a plan of the Estate may
be seen, and Tickets obtained to view the Mansion.
London, England, 1829-09-19

PARISH OF ST. CLEMENT DANES.

Yesterday a Meeting of the Inhabitant Householders
was held in the Vestry Room of the Parish, principally for the
passing of the Overseers accounts for the year ending at Lady-day
last. Mr. Scrivener, the senior Churchwarden, took the Chair. A
Meeting was held on the 3d inst. for the purpose of passing the
accounts, but postponed on account of one of the Overseers not
having paid for the labour of several of the paupers whom he had
employed. This account had in the interim been paid, and.ehe
accounts were now passed without opposition.
It appeared that the total assessment in the parish for the sup-
port of the poor during the year ending at Lady-day, was
7,902/. 14s. of which 6501. 16s. was in arrear ; 2,1001. had been
received towards the support of the poor from the Holborn estate
belonging to the parish, and the income of which renders the Poor
Rates in this Parish very low.
Some conversation arose en the non-payment of the poor-rates
by the occupiers of chambers in that part of Lincoln's lon situate
In the parish of St. Ckment's ; and Mr. Collier, the Vestry Clerk,
stated, that the opinion of an eminent Counsel bad been obtained,
who said the Inn was liable to the payment of the rates, and was
not eatra parochial. The parish of St. Andrew, Holboni, had
gained a verdict three times, and the Inn were now paying them
1,0001. a year u a composition ; and he had no doubt the same re.
stilt would follow with respect to St. Clement's parish, if the afair
was brought before a Jury.
Ten guineas were awarded to the overseers for refreshments,
he. Mr. Clarke, one however,
of the overseers, returned his
share, and ordered it to be placed to the credit of the parish, re-
marking that he had no business with one farthing of the parish
mousey. The other Overseers did not follow Mr. Clarkes ex-
ample, and the accounts passed.
Thanks having been voted to the late Overseers for their con-
duct while in office, and also to the Chairman, the Meeting ad*
joarned.

Colonel Crockett, of Tennessee, had recently a contest
with a hir. Stewart. The latter charges bier with a fib. The
Colonel dirges &ewart with an untruth, and says that he (the
Colonel) ii"itesponsible for the c►arge." Stewart replies that the
Colonel is Masked, and that his affair with Prior Lea is so unsettled
as to leave the Colonel with the credit of " doubtful comp."—

Thus the affair stands.
The New York Commercial Advertiser states, that
about an hour beftwe the storm of Saturday morning the whole city
was Wominated by an intensely bright meteor. " Its body was a
untameable, from which depended a train or tail of fury par.
ticks, tapering 4to a point like a cone. After traversing about
20 deg. of the horizon, with prodigious swiftness, it dbappeared
as suddenly as Sind blazed upon the sight.
London, England, 1829-09-19

BRIGHTON, Sept. 17.

Lord Dudley, Mrs. Fitzherbert, Admiral and Lady E.
Toilemache, Sir John Leach, Colonel and Lady Laura Merrick,
Mr. Brooke Gretnal. &e. were included in a splendid dinner party
given by the Counteu of Aldborough, at the Royal York Hotel,
yesterday.
The Royal York Hotel continues full of gay company ; the
Marchioness of Downshire (Bareness Sandy.), with Lady Mary
Hill, the Countess of Aldborough, and Mrs. Fitzherbert, and
suites, aro remaining there.
A few evenings since Lady Bridgman entertained a quadrille
party, at her Ladyship's residence in Regency-square.
London, England, 1829-09-19

NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICAN COFFE-HOUSE.

TUBS DAY.

Nsw Vous, Aso 26.—Arrived ou the 2Sth Packet ship George
Canning, Albyn, from Liverpool ; ship Sr. George, Vambraan,
from Liverpool ; ship Plato, latent, front Hamburg ; ship Bayard,
Burman. from Havre ; British ship Cosmo, Gillespie, from Brio.
tol; ship Fabius, Barstow, from Cadis.-19th inst. in lat. 40. 50.
long. 66. spoke the brig Edward, SO days from London, for Hemp.
ton Roads; ship Eugene. Frasier, from Leghorn; British brig
Freack, Routh, from Hull ; brig Enterprise. Lewes, from Oporto.

BALTIMORI, AVG. ft.—Arrived the ship Herald, Graham, from
Liverpool.
Bones, Atm. 22.—Arilved the brig Elizabeth, Cody, from
Rotterdam; brig Evergreen, Miller, from Cadiz; brig Baltic,
Mayo,from St. Übe's.
Quasar, AEG. 19.—Arrived on the rub, ship Ettber, Williams.
from London.
14th—Ship Branches, Morrison, from ditto; ship Huntley,
Wilson, front Greenock ; bark Hayden, Smith, from Plymouth ;
H. M.S. Hussar, Ogle, from Halifaz.
I.stb-14.31.5. Columbine, Townrhend, front do. brig Emma.
Zolia, from Liverpool; brig Eleaoor, Makin, from Shields ;
bark Adelaide, Thompson, from Sunderland ; brig Hotspur,
White, from London.
arms—Brig True Blue, Robinson, from Liverpool ; brig Pro-
mise, Grant, front Loadoo ; brig Carmen and Bradgill from Mary-
port; brig Lively, Graves, from Barter.
191b—Bark Diana, Braithwaite, from Liverpool ; brig Cracow,
Hopper, from Liverpool ; brig Slants', Robson, from Liverpool.
Mac/awns. Mar SO.—Arrived, on the Stb, the bark Prince
George, Harrison, from London.
Veda—Ship Royal George Embleton, from Hobart Town.
nth—Bark Elizabeth, Currie, from Liverpool.
Canso', Mar IL—Arrived, on the Sib of April, British ship
Resolution, from Chili.

Mh—Coinwalheeliom Bombay.
Iltb—Jtoyal Charlotte. (rum Ma o.

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II

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London, England, 1829-09-19

BIRTH.

♦t Beekworth, near Gloucester. the wife of Lieut. F. Lt YM
wrier. R.N. of a daughter.

MARRIED.
At South Malik Church, Plymouth, J. Watts, Ey. to Emblem
Ann, daughter of John Lidstone, Esq. of Galmpton.
At Bradnincb, Charles Calmady Dtmt, Esq. Commander R.N.
to Eliza, third daughter of the late T. Shepherd, Seq. formerly of
Cuteembe Court Somerset..
At Alverstoke, R. Allen, Esq. surgeon of his Majesty's ship
Pearl, to Louisa, second daughter of G. Motley. Esq. of Ruhr
Hospital.
At Malabar Point, Bombay, Captain Sir Clarks Maiccim, Kat.
R.N. Superintending of Marine, to Elmira Riddell, youngest
daughter of Major-Gen. Shaw.
At Meesdentury, Netts, C. Thrusting, Esq. Captain R.N. of
Taigrath, county Merioneth, to Eliza, second' daughter of T.
Sotheby, Esq. Admiral of the Blue.
At Edinburgh, Adam Stable, Esq; surgeon, to Jessy Ogilvy,
daughter of Capt. A. Moiricar, R.N.

DIED.
At Colombo. in the Mind of Ceylon, Lieut.-CoL H. Bird, of
the Ceylon regiment.
Mrs: Bell. relict of Wm. Gillian Bell, Esq. of Moss Hall, Finch.
ley, having survived him only three months.
At sea, on board the Hymen, on his passage home. F. H. GC.
li Davenport, Esq. Assistant suieoe SOth Regiment
.Madras Native
Infantry, aged 34, otily- son of Mrs. Davenport, of the Theatre
Royal Covent-garden.

NEWCATB •ND I.RADgNHALI. 111)1111CBTS, Sm. 18.
Beef ..... 3s 4d to 3s 6d I Veal ... 4. 4.1 to 4• 8J
Mutton ..... 3s 8d to 3s 10J fork 4s 81 to Ss Od

Lamb 3. id to 4§ sd

PRICES or' HAY mei STRAW YESTERDAY.
ft. JAMES'S. WHITES:NA MIL.
Hay 3115 s Od to 41 10. 04 I Hay 31 us to 41 10. 04
Clover SllO. Od to 51 5s 0%1 Clover 51 Os to 51 54 04
Straw 21 34 04 to 21 es 04 I Straw 11 18s t 21 4s 04

PRICE OF LEATHER.
Best Dressing Hides
Common Ditto
Crop Hides, 55 to 40Ibs for cutting
Ditto 45 to 50Ibs l6d to 19d

Calf Skins, 36 to 401bs
Ditto 50 to 70Ibs
Ditto 70 to SOlbs 204 to 224

Small Seals, Greenland)
Tanned Horse Hides
Spanish Horse Hides

t9ed to soid
17d to sid
.....

PRICE o► TALLOW, SOAP &c.
Town Tallow ... 42* Od Yellow Soap 78s Od
Yellow Monis 40s 04 Mottled .. . 84s od
White 'ditto' —s Od Curd . —s b.!
Soip.ditto —s'Od Graves ... 04.1
Melting &uff ...... 33s Od Good Dregs 50 od
Tallow Imported from St. Petersburg'', 7,710 Casks:

PRICE OF HOPS, Sart. tn.
NSW MUM Maw PACS.
Kent 150 s to 160 s I Kent
Sussex ' l3ss to teos ' Stisscs 1154 to 120 s
Hues
Farntsam One 15Ss to 2201—Seconds. 1804 to 200 s

Old Duty laid at £37,000.

ANGR. Sm. 18.
Seville 36
Gibraltar .. 47;
Leghorn 476
Genoa •
... 25 75
Venice ... 476
Malta 486
Naples
Palermo .. 119 d pet us
Lisbon
Rio Janefro .. 23
Dublin ' 16 •
Coils 16

COURSE' OF EEC
Amsterdam —.12 7 C.F.
Ditto at eight ...12 5
Itoteerdain...2 U 12 7
Antwerp ... ...12 7
Hambursh Ul3 15j
Altona ... 2 U 13 151
Parii, &fay's sight 25 75
Ditto ...2 U 25 95
,)ladrid ' 36
Cadis ...361
Bartok= ..36
Bilbes ..36
London, England, 1829-09-19

ARRIVALS.

The Earl of Chesterfield, at hit seat in Leicestershire, from Don-
caster Races; Earl Cawdor, at his seat, Stackpole-court. Pem-
brokeshire, from Worcester:biro • Captain Cooymtham, in !kook-
street, from Holland; Earl of thinlow' at the St. George'. Hotel,
Albemarle•street, from his seat, Clandon, Surrey ; Liest..Cotauer
Ananyl and family, at Morley's Hotel, Cockspar.street, from
Malta; Major and Miss Wheeler, at ditto. from Cauterbury ;
Dickenson. Esq. at ditto, from a tour ; George Homage. Esq. at
the Burlington Hotel, from the Isle of Wight ; Mrs. Sheppard
and Miss Battey, at the Bath Hotel, Arliostou-street, from Bath ;
W. Booth, Esq. at ditto. from Hens • Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Hayes, at ditso, from Bath; Major Lane, at ditto, from a toor ;
Capt. and Mrs. Hawkins. bt Grosvenor-street, from Paris • Ma-
jor-General Sir Wm. Sheridan, Bart. at Fladong's Hotel, Girard-
street, from Scotland ; Sir Thomas Hayes, Ban. at ditto, from a
tour; J. Hallett. jun., Eaq., at ditto, from Hens • Mrs. Cartalet
Smith, at the Berner. Hotel, Banters-street from Bath ; E. Bur
rows. Esq., Mrs. Burrows, and Miss B:rrows, at ditto, from
Dublin. Rev. J. Burry
at ditto, front Ozford.
London, England, 1829-10-03

ARRIVAL&

Earl and Counteu of Coventry, Lord Northwick, Lord Cal-
thorpe, Hon. John Coventry, Sir J. D. Raley, M.P. and family,
Sir John Clarke, Sir Thomas Aubrey, Sir George and Lady Po-
cock, Mr. and Hoe. Mrs. Murrey, Mr. and Lady Jane Coding,
—Colonels Berkeley, Cropley, Durant. Ward, Lee. Kenah. Lieut.-
Col. Mac Dongall, Major Sarcking, Major Andrews,—Dr. Rich-
ard Taylor, Dr. Symmonds, Rev. Messrs. E. M. Rudd, J. T.
Salisbury, Bowen, Hassall,—Captain and Mrs. Mac Dougall of
Mac Dougall, Captains Jones, R.N. Rowley, R.N. Granville
Berkeley, Molyneux, Stanton, Griffiths.