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London, England, 1826-12-12 00:00:00

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AUSTRIAN FUNDS, VIENNA, Nov. 28.
Metalliques 90i. Bank Sha res 1115.

We refer our Readers to the very important docu-
ment which they will find in our Parliamentary Report
of last night, being a Message from his MAJESTY to
both Houses of Parliament, in reference to the aggres-
sion committed on the territory of Portugal, with the
countenance, if not by the agency, of the King of SPAIN.
—ln a small part of our yesterday's impression, we

were enabled to publish an official copy of this most
interesting communication, which is therefore al-
-ready in possession of some of our Readers; and
as, within a very few hours, the grounds on which it
has originated will be hid before Parliament, we think it
premature at the present moment to enter into any
lengthened discussion of its probable effects. To two
points, however, we would briefly advert, Ist, The in-
formation which has rendered the Message necessary,
only arrived last Friday. 2dly, a His MAJasrr has
" exerted himself for some time past, in conjunction
" lath his Majesty's Ally the King of FRANCE, to pre-
" vent such an aggression."
We earnestly hope and infer, therefore, that the
measures now to be pursued, are in concert and in good
understanding with his mdigsres Ally the King of
Fluxes, and that the united force of both nations will
be exerted to preserve the peace of Europe, by estab-
lishing in Spain such a form of Government, as may
at least have common sense and •bvious reason for its
basis. For some time past the Councils of that most
unhappy nation seem to have been under the influence
of some evil principle, hostile no less to the peace and
happiness of the Christian world at large, than to the
political existence of the people over whom its domina-
tion immediately exerted itself. And certainly no rela-
tions of an amicable nature could be maintained by
neighbouring States with a Government so constituted-
This reign,we now fervently trust, has attained its period.

This morning, six Companies of the 2d Batallion of the Sd Regi-
ment of Foot Guards. assembkd in the Bird-cage Walk, to receive
their orders. and will march to-morrow morning to embark for
Pottugal. Six Companies of the Ist Batalliots of the lit Regiment
of Foot Guards, will have town on Friday morning for the same

destination: The remaining Companies- of the lst
Grenadiers, are to assemble to-morrow ; completinE, in the %tr.:.
with Officers, one thousand effective men, well disciplined, :kr., t"
every respect well adapted for foreign warfare.
In addition to the above, one Regiment from Gibraltar,
another from Ireland, ate also under orders for embarkation.

We stated yesterday, that His MAiErry's Ships CA.
Lam and Ptuursa, had sailed on Sunday from Pertstneuth 111
sealed orders, to be opened off the Lizard. It is now rep,,,,,j
that the destination of one of the above ships is the West !,,'
and the other to North Muerte*. Another vessel of war to tv,4
to sail from Portsmouth the montent she receives her older,
The following was posted at Lloyd's this MOrnilig:
" NAVY OFFICE, DEC. 12.

" The Principal Officers and Commissioners of his
Navy do hereby give notice, that they will immediately it.
tenders at this Office of ships, for the conveyance of troop.
Deptford and Portsmouth to Lisbon, whence they are to 11,
charged; to be hired fur the voyage, or calendar month, fur ::,frt
months certain."

CITY, lIALF VAST TWO O'CLOCK.

The George the IVth S:ram Packet has arrived
Falmouth, from Lisbon; left on the 6th inst. with
patches. Many reports are in circulation that the li-
surgents are marching on Oporto, also that ltiptio
Spanish troops have entered Portugal, in consequt:.ce
of which Consols have receded to 7978 to so.

We take the following from German Papers, received
this morning:

VIENNA, NOTISIIIIM S 9:

The Chief Consistory of the Grand Duchy of Sr/
Weimar has published a Notice to the following effect;
a The partly great resort to the higher schools, pattlr
the increasing number of applications for public b
port for students, and in partly, also, the consideratien
that too many young men devote themselves tl
higher branches of learning, have rendered the full,
ing regulations necessary :

" 1. Parents and Guardians are invited not to send .
wards to the learned schools, unless they have a decided
for learning.

" 2. Such young men u with little real natural ability, and
sufficient pecuniary resources, still persevere in attending t'
will be rejected with inexorable rigour by the Directors
the Gymania.

"3. As there are but few stipends in the Academics of the
Duchy, only the smallest part cf the applications can be granted.
" 4. Surgeons, land-surveyors, and others, who follow only
branch of learning, cannot make any claim to support in the '
Schools of the Grand Duchy."
The Prince of Sondershowen Schwarzburg has

tirely abolished the legal guardianship of men
women after they are of age, reserving, however,
right of the husband to the administration and usof!
of the property of his wife. Experience, says the,'
proves, that in fact the whole is a mere formality, vh!i
however, may be abused by artful or fickle
who repent of their engagements, cause delays in
ness, favours litigations, &c.

THE DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE, &c.

His Grace left town on Friday last, on a visit to his dun)
Countess of Castilla, at Castle Howard, in Yorkshire.
Grace proceeds, In the Christmas week, to Chatsworth, in '
shire, where he intends remaining till the 14th of February.
The chateau is now neatly completed, and presents
tare of early magnificence as Greece itself could not excel
structure being of stone, adds to the beauties of its -
tioo.—The Foreign Ministers are all invited ; all the .
Nobility and Gentry will be there, the Military quartered
neighbourhood, &c. Prince EsTeassazr meets his
Princess there, in the holiday week ; so will the Earl of Ji
These two Noblemen are on the eve of visiting Lord Four,
Whisky Court, for pheasant shooting.

THE MARCHIONESS DOWAGER OF SALISBURY'S
CONVERSAZIONE,
Sunday evening, was attended by—The Russian Prince
Meskau. the Prince and Prineess Esteritazy, the Prince
Princess Polignac, the Princess Lieven, the Ambassador from
tugal, the Ministers from Naples, Saxony, Wirtemberg, Pru
Sardinia, Sweden, and the Netherbnds, Countess Ludoiff,
George Warrender, ace. &c.

PALS.

The Duke of Bedford, at his villa, Camden Hill, from
Earl and Countess Gower, at their house in Hamilton-place,
a tour; Lord and Lady Holland, at their new residence in
Burlington-street, from Brighten; Lord and Lady Anson, at
house in Curzon-street, May-fair, from their seat, Atherston
Warwickshire; Mr. and Mrs. Orby Hunter, at their '
Grosvenor-place, on Thursday last, from Newsells Pa
Digby, at his seat, Sberborne Castle, from a tour ; Sir Wm.
cote, But. from his seat in Hants; Major Nichol, at his house
Grosvenor-street, from Paris; Mr. and Mrs. Bradshaw, at '
Coburg Hotel, Charles-street, Grosveno...square, from Paris •
Evan M'Gregor, Bart. at Warne's Hotel, Coaduit.street,
Harrow ; Mr. and Miss Mansergh, at Gould's
street, from Paris; Captain Patterson, at ditto, from. ;
Peach, Esq. at the Burlington Hotel, Old Burlington and
streets, from Warwickshire; Colonel Peach, at ditto, front
wickshire ; J. Cano, Esq. at ditto. from Ireland.
Cif Arias&
The Earl and Countess of Sefton and the ...
their seat, Stoke Farm, Becks; the Countess of
Villa at Twickenham; Lord Lynedoch, from _
Priory, for the Marquis of Anglesey's, Beau Desert,
Lord Muncaster, from Melton Mowbray, for his seat, in ...
land; Augustus Arkyns, Esq. from Farnborough Hill, near
shot, to Arreton Vicarage, near Newport, Isle of Wight; the
Dr. Wynne, from Warne's Hotel; Mrs. Fletcher and fair,
ditto; Mrs. Walker and family, from ditto, for North W
Countess of Gosford, from the St. George's Hotel, '
street, for her seat, Bronspton Park, Huntingdon.

The Duke of CLARENCE came to town
afternoon about four o'clock, from his residence in _
His Royal Highness honoured the Earl of Matsuyama with
company to dinner, at his residence, Stable-yard, St. James's. '
was a select party to dinner to meet his Royal Highness.
The Duke of Yong transacted business
with Sir HARBERT TayLoa, his Military Secretary; also with
Adjutant General and the Qpartermaster General ; and in
evening. the Rails of Matamoros and WILSTIAO&ALA ND had an in.
terview with his Royal Highness.
Yesterday the Portuguese Ambassador bad a long
interview with Mr. Secretary Continua, at the Foreign Office.
Mr. HUNCISSON transacted business with Mr. Sect e
tary Cawttao yesterday.
The Earls of HARROWBY and WESTMORELAND, an
Lord Bcsi.ar, had consultations yesterday with Mr. Secrete
CANNING.
Yesterday the Duke of WELLINGTON transacted b
sines* at the Secretary of State's Mice for the Colonial Departro
Dispatches, dated the Sd of August, were receive
yesterday morning at the Colonial Office, Irani Lieutenant Gene
Sir Is. BA ANNA, at Ceylon.
We regret to state, that Major General Sir HEN
Tutus, Adjutant General of the Forces, is confined to his km
to Portland-place, by a severe attack of the gout.
It is positively stated, that Lord BEXLEY is about':
resign the Chancellorship of the Duchy of Lancaster, and ivitb'
• Isis seat in the Cabinet.

temselves
doted the follow
A send their sons an,.
me a decided taint,t
tural ability, and in.
attending the schod+
y the Directors c:
:adernies of the Grar,4
ens can be granted.
who follow only one
support in the Pia
Karzburg has c
hip of men on
ing, however,
ation and usoliuc•
e, says the decree
formality, vikh
or fickle women
use delays in bui
11 RE, &c.
visit to his siege, t
in Yorkshire. 111
:7hatswrirth, in Dub
th of February.
d presents such a pit
could not excel. The
; of its romantic siva-
all the neigt.bouring
litany quartered in th
meets his Milgrim
I the Earl of JiRSIT.
lilting Lord Four, at
IF SALISBURY'S
ussian Prince Puckler.
lazy, the Prince aid
imbassador from Pa
Wirtemberg, Prussia
Countess Ludoiff,
//LS.
3 Hill, from Brighton
Hamilton-place, f
new residence in N
Lady Anson, at thei
seat, Atherston Hi
ter, at their houses
Newsells Park ; '
:our; Sir Wm. Heath
lichol, at his house i,
Irs. Bradshaw, a th
uare, from Paris; Si
Colduit.street, fr.
;ould's Hotel, Jennyn
:o, from Bath; Santo.
Burlington and Cort-
i, at ditto, from War
and.
Ladles Molyneuz,
of Mansfield, for h
am his seat, Cosgro
Desert, Staffordshire
sr his seat, in Cumber
rough Hill, near Ba
le of Wight; the Rev
Idler and family, f
for North Wales ; t
ea Hotel, Albemar
igdon.
IO town yesterda
ddence in Bushy Park
HAftIUNGTON with hi
ard, St. James's. Do
'al Highness.
business yesterda
ecretary ; also with the
General and in the