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London, England, 1827-09-27 00:00:00

it should be reserved for a suitable time.

The following is contained in a letter received in the
City from Bic), by the Blanche:

" The instructions of Dos Garcia were not to cede
Monte Video to the Brazilians ; but if by negotiation
he could net succeed in obtaining it for Buenos Apes,
he was only to stipulate that it should be under
an independent State. Don Garcia has been insulted
by the populace of Buenos Apes, and the President
Rivadavia has been obliged to resign, being succeeded
by Lopez, in consequence of the failure of the negocia-
Lion. The Exchange has fallen from 38 milreis to 33."

Preach Papers to the 26th were received last night
by Express. The intelligence they contain concerning
the affairs of the 'Peninsula are ithportant. under the
head of ,t Madrid." we learn that the King of SPAIN
was to set opt for Catalonia. He is preceded by Don

Can Los, and is accompanied by the favourite Caw-
MAIM, to examine in person the Causes of the insurrec-
tion which rages throughout that province Twenty-,
five thousand troops have been ordered to march
against the insurgents.
The Gaulle de France contains an article from Vienna,
which announces that the Infant Doa Moon. was to
leave that capital for Lisboni and is to be accompanied
by Prince Matrzastics.

The Cabinet Council, which was espected to be held
this day, is put off till tournorroiv.
Count VILLA REAL, who, it will be remembered, was
'here on a special mission from the Cant of Portugal,
.has, we understand, left town for Paris and Vienna, in
order to meet the Infante Dots Miguel, and accompany
trim to Lisbon.
The Duke of &mum and the Princess SOPHIA visited
the Queen of Wtratmessuo yesterday., at the King's Balsas, St.
James's. Viscount GOIIKILICKi Sir HUMUS TATLOL, Mrs. As..
neva STAMM'''. Bt.c. also tutted her hiaarerr yesterday. Lord
Sr. Hums, and a select party, had the honour of dining with the
Qum( and the Prim:ear Armor., ea Tuesday.
The Sergeant Porter, the Gentleman Porters, the
Manhalmeo, and the Under Porters were in attendance youerday,
and also on the day preceding, at the entrance to the Palace oppo.
site to the Royal German Clupel, to receive the names of such of
the Nobility end Gentry as cede to inquire after the health of her
Majesty, the time appointed being from two till five o'clock in
the afternoon.
Earl DUDLEY returned to town on Tuesday evening
from attending his Majesty at the RoyalLodee, in Windsor Park.
His Lordship attended yesterday at the Forego Mee, Downing-
street, and transacted badness. with Count St. Maitme Viteur.,
the Sardinian Minister. The Right Hon. CHALLIS .Guntur, the
President of the Board of Trade, visited the Noble Earl.
Dispatches were received yesterday at the Foreign
Mite, from Sir Wu.uale A'Cotrat, oar Moister at Lisbon:
The Lords of the Treasury inspected the interior of
the building, lately erected at the corner of Downing-street, for
the new Council Office, yesterday. The Council Chamber, in
which all cases of appeal to the Lords of the King's Privy Council
will be heard, is new in • finished elute. It is a magnificent apart-
ment. The ceiling is constructed to at to form a segment arch
acrou the whole length of the room. The other parts of the in-
tet ior of the edifice are in a very forward state
The Royal Charlotte yacht, intended for the Lord
Lieutenant of tme.sn, is now complete. Previous to her sailing
from Deptford, she was inspected by his Royal Highness the LOU,
Hsu ANIMAS, who was pkased to ezpfess his attire approbation
of the fittinp up of the vessel.
The Marquis of Srareoass intends, in future, that
his residence, in Cleveland-square, St. Jamie, should be denetal.
rated Bridgewater House, St. James's.
The Half,yearly Meeting of the Subscribers to
Lloyd's took place yesterday, Alderman Tareansom IA the Chair,
to receive the Report of the Committee. The Report was confined
to the private affairs of that establishmeut, on the details of which
there was no discussion.

Saturday a separate Meeting, as it is denominated in
the Irish Papers, of Roman Catholic; took place in
Dublin, in pursuance of a Requisition, to consider the
necessity of pressing the Catholic Petition at an early
period nest Session of Parliament, when Counsellor
.Fociasury was called to the Chair. Mr. SINZIL made
his first appearance since his late accident, and was re.
ceivad with acclamation, and entered into a history of
the Catholic Associations from the year 1021, to the
present perioi, to shew the good effects which arose
iron) a perseverance in continued efforts. Some of his

expressions were so strong as to call forth a gentle re-
buke from his friend Mr. DWYZR, who observed, that
he would rather appeal to the good seam than to the
fears of England, and doubted the propriety of strong
language ire appealing to the physical force of Ireland.
‘lr. WoLrr, in defence of his friend, conceived that
Mr. DWYER laboured under a mistake in his conception
of the speech of Mr. Sum, in which ire heard nothing
that could in.the remotest degree, be construed into a
threat towards England, and. after an explanation from
Mr. Seamy the Messing adjoutnede