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London, England, 1826-07-20

EAST INDIA HOUSE, July 19, 1826.
TIE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY of MERCIIAA TS e ENGLAND trading t•
Ae EAST INDIES do hereby gin NJtice,
That at the GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY,
appointed to be held at this House, on NVEDNISDAT, the 26th in-
stant, the following Resolution of the Court of Directors of the
ith instant, will be reported to the General Court, agreeably to
the Act of the 58th• Gt.* 111. cap. 83. viz.
That it is the opinion of this Court, that the Commander and
" Owners of the ship Royal George, are fully acquitted from all
" imputation of tilliect or misconduct In respect to the loss of that
skip." JOSEPH DART, Secretary.
London, England, 1826-07-20

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

T
CHELTENHAM RACES, Jima 18.
The town is len, and every thing betokens the bustle arising opt
of a racing 'meeting ; coaeben and epritages are continually arriving,
full of passengers, and during the Whole of the day the streets have
been crowded by them. The number of visitors who. at Merest'
periods of the day, have appeared at the promenades, is very great.;
at the Pump Room% is particsiLr, where a weil.seleeted and m-
atrons band played 'several of the • most approved pines front
Mozart, Rosati', Weber, &c. In a very creditable manner—the
scene was enlivening in the extrense.
For the last week or two the.Theatre has drawn good audiences,
especially no Thursday and Saturday in the last week, when she per=
tenseness consisted of ne Irriihte of the Crop; and dt Rafetsilise
as Oliver. In the former piece, the charactertrof '/lirAtted Mal tie
Lim, Mr Alined, and Sr Menses Osisiesiet, Were ably sustained er
Calmed Basesser, Captain Mawr:us lisastatgr. and Mr. Ssehit
and Is the ahrepieee, the Colpael and • Mr. Banes appeared as
tllllll4low and Fitter& Faster appeared as Sateelie and Sir
aleditice, and a canine performer, " from the Theatre Royal
, his irs appearance in the country," as " the noble

—Mb 9fi isi Higkstent the Dube of Gloucester is here, and resides
wejo cusibbess,
im4theVremeast, tko best of health and spirts, and ocesi.
signally viddlegthe , or joining in the promenades.
Resides bk Ro the following, atnongst other sfli."
distilled idlalji a, bare arrived•d4lareuis and Maschioness•of
Bute, Earl Stradiatielse, Lard Chetwyod, Lard Cavan, Lord Doe:
ma, Lord Dorwick, Lord DWG", General BOOM Genial
Dell, Gemara Bowser, Genitalfflapel, Lieut.-Colonel Hall, Captains
Stash!, Rank, Croft, sod Math; Doctors Burney, Kerr, wato.e.
Thaw le every appearance of•tlist tort to-morrow being of the
atist Inality, nearly all the trick Newmarket *hies are some,
enteral front other parts of the assay I a great number of
are also arrived at the Prestbory, and other trakdog stables.
The betting on the Gloucestershire Stakes today has beta brisk,
at the fclliwlng odds:
•Sto I apt- Lnaberongh 1 Sto a apt Ceickettee
Ato i apt Phantom 1 7to l apt Sir Grey
and 10 to D apt antother.
Tux Cyr—Even on LontenUe apt the Sell.
ARCH*RY. • . .
Sanuday, the annual prize given by his Mainly ma shot for in
Hope Park, by the Royal AZ4llllllfOllll Of Archers, thelLines telly
Gard, and woo by John C .686; 111. W.B. The 4si was
beautiful, sad there was a nansenius nespawy of spectator. is the
park; whoa pleasure was mock heightened by snarly beautiful
pieces of musk performed by the raelkot band of the 7th iluseare.
The Archon altawards dined together in their hall.
London, England, 1826-07-20

BANK NOTES.

Tuesday's Gazette contains the following account, pub-
lished in pursuance of an act of last Session:

An Account of the Total Number of Notes of the Governer and
Company of the Bank of England, under the value of Five Founds,
which has bcen issued during each and every week from the 12th
of June, 1826, until Saturday preceding the 15th of July, 1826;
and also the Total Amount of Notes, under the value of Five
Pounds, actually in circulation a the close of business on every
such Saturday, pursuant to Act 7th Geo. IV. cap. C.
London, England, 1826-07-20

MARGATE. juit 18.

'The new Church it Otoreskively rising on the Dane Hill ; it wifl
be a very beautiful ohject,both from sea and landmben completed.
The new Baths which hate been built (or rather excavated) by
Boys, in the Cliff, are soon to he opened (or the use of the Public.
Great improvements are making on the west side of the town,lead-
Mg to Canterbury; a fine terrace is finishing, which will be a mod
healthy promenade in the evening, partjcularly at high water.
A hotoe has been taken on the Marine Tertace for Lady Rims-
IMUT. who is eapected down shortly, accompanied by Load
Frisuov_Sostratrr,

Wowe's Royal dote' has lately heen hobo:lured with the company
of the Earl of fanning, the Count and Countess ficann.s, Capt.
Rome, J. D. AtXXANDIM, Esq. M.P. Capf: llawrerott and family.
J. Wer...ace. FAq. S. ELLIs, Eq. J. lluawice, Esq. Ike. Ste.
The harvest has generally commenced in the hie of Tbanet, and
promises well. The wheat is particularly fine;
London, England, 1826-07-20

" Sis—We, the undersigned Proprietors of India Stock, request
" that you will lay before the Honourable the Celia of Directors
" of the /Last India Company this Requisition, to call a General
" Meeting of the Honourable the Court of Proprietors, that the
" following Nlotions may be submitted to their immediate con-
" sideratiun :

" First That adverting to the Act of Parliament recently
" passed, 'bids contains the folloWing Clauses : ' at any time
" within three years from the passing of this Act, it shall and may
" be lawful far the Court of Directors of the said United Coni-
" pany, to nominate and appoint, and to send to the
DENCIES of FORT WILLIAM, FORT ST. GEORGE,
"or BOMBAY, in the capacity of a Writer, any Person who
shad produce such testimopials of his character and conduct, and
" pass such an examination as by Rules and Regulations to be
" framed and established, shall be required. That the said Court
" of Directors shall, and they are hereby required with all couve-
" nient speed, to frame and establish proper Rules and Regulations
" respecting the due and necessary qualifications of Writers; and
" that it shall and may be lawful to alter and vary such Rules and
" Regulations from time to time u circumstances may appear to
" require.' This Court, therefore, requests the Court of Directors
"new to submit their intended Rules and Regulations, that the
" same may be deliberately discussed by the General Court of
" Proprietors; also, in order to obviate every attempt to establish
" any unfair monopoly in Oriental Education, while the College
" Suspension Act is is force, like the one lately made by a regula-
'• tion of the Court of Directors, which, though published in their
" Court Calendar, or Red Book, has since, on mature reflection,
" been rescinded.

" Second--That considering the manifold advantage of reeve-
" tiling the feelings and interests of the various Public Depart-
" mints and Official Communities at the different Presidencies in
" British India with each other, in every branch of the service
" this Court recommend that the Executive Government there be
" instructed to abolish immediately the odious practice of paying
" the Civil Servants in SICCA RUPEES. and the Army in a less
" valuable currency, called SON AT RUPEES, to prevent all
" discontent from the continuance of this unreasonable distinction
" between the King's or Company's Civil, %lilitary, and Naval
Fsoetionarles In future, by the whole receiving their respective
.ilowanees in the same specie, or equitable Rates of the Local
(vils where such Payments are made.
" We have the honour to be, Sr,
Your most obedient servants,
" WILLIAM MASON,
" WILLIAM THORNTON,
" R. SLADE,
" JOHN WILKS,
" SOHN BORTHWICK GILCHRIST,
•• JAMES MOUAT,
" LEICESTER STANHOPE,
" London, " J. ADDINELL,
/cane SO, 1826." " JAMES PATERSON."
JOSEPH DART, Secretory.
London, England, 1826-07-20

SUMMER ASSIZES.

YORK, JILT 17.
TICE WRIT O RIGHT.

This cause is now at an end for ever, and turned out in its result
in the very way every body anticipated.
The ATTORNEY-6MM L concluded his ease last evening, and
Mr. Scsatzyr replied at very great length. Upon his conclusion,
Mr. Justice Panic ob,erved to the Jury, that they
might decide at once, without having further evidence,
if they believed the register of the marriage of one of
the ancestors of the present holders of the estate was a
forgery, and if not, the case must go on, as in his
opinion it entirely rested upon that simple circumstance.
Dues payable at the mouth of the River Humber, which
the demandant avers he, Mr. B. S. A. Angel, has no
legal claim to whatsoever, and has usurped his (the
demandant'.) title, the necessary proofs, pro and con,
are them, that the one party (the demandant) must prove
himself to have been descended from an elder brothel',
and consequently having a prior claim ; whereas, on
the other hand, the plaintiff declares himself the de-
scendant of a second, and t,ie only surviving brother,
urn whom the property devolved.
The Jury deliberated for I short time, and found a verdict for
Mr. Benedict John Angel Angel, the present holder, and client of
the Learned Attorney-Oenera.
As some discussion has at ken in regard to the cause
" Angel v. Angel," and originating in this species of
writ, now not very often resorted to, our readers may,
perhaps, be desirous to be informed as to the nature of
the proceedings.
Sir William Blackstone (Comm. vol. 3, p. 193) tells
us—,' In case the right of possession be barred by a re-
covery upon the metits in a possessory action, or, lastly,
by the Statute of Limitations, a claimant in fee simple
may have a mere writ of right, which is, in its nature,
the highest writ in the law and lieth only of an estate
in fee simple, and not for him who bath a less estate._
This writ lies concurrently with all other real actions
in which an estate of fee simple may be recovered; and
it also lies after them, being, as it were, an appeal to
the mere right, when judgment bath been •bad as
to the possession in an inferior possessory action...-.
But though a writ of right may be brought, where the
demandant is entitled to the possession, yet it rarely is
advisable to be brought in such cases ; as a snore tape-
Ilitious and easy remedy is had, without meddling with
the property, by proving the densandant's own, or his
ancestor's, possession, and their illegal ouster, in one of
possessoryls actions. But in case the right of posse:-
length of time, or by judgment against .
iihhcein
beo
true owner in one of these inferior suits, there is no
other choice: this is then the only remedy that can be
had; and it is of so forcible a nature, that it overcomes
London, England, 1826-07-20

UNITED MEXICAN MINING ASSOCIATION..

The Shareholders of this Company assembled yester-
day at the City of London Tavern, to confirm the mi•
mutes of their last Sheeting, and to receive the Report
of the Directors on such proceedings as bad since
taken place.
Mr. BOSANQUZT was in the Chair ; and it was re-
solved that those Shareholders who had made over their

interest in•certain mines to the Company, but had not;
paid up their respectiie calls, should retain only as many
shares as were covered by ;Ire amount, for which they
were already credited. It was also resolved that the
shires of all other defaulters should be declared for-
feited; and it was recommended rigidly to enforce the
call made for the 24th inst. (by which certain demands
upon the Company were to be met), unless in some
very special cases, according to the provisions of the
deed of settlement.

Exuma OPERA House.-- [he interesting Melo-
dramatic Piece' called 7he Shepherd Boy, was performed
lest night, for the first time this season. The acting of
Miss -KELLY in the last scene will be remembered by•
all a/Weaer witnessed it, as one of the most deeply af-
fecting .esamples of pathos which even that inimitable
actress ever succeeded in producing. We never saw
the feelings af an audience more intensely wrought
upon than'by Miss KELLY'S acting last night. BIM
NE it, who played the part of the father, formerly sus-
lemma by Cuoria, au -also very effective in several
rarts'of this affecting scene. The Last Guerilla conti-
nues to be played every eight with applause.
Yesterday. the First Anniversary of the London Ma-
fners' and itivermen's Bethel Union Society was held
at the Mariners' Church, Welklose- square. Sir FRANCIS
LE ilt/NTit iok the eliair, and spoke in praise of the In-
stitution; after which, the Rev. /qv. Sutra read the
report, which was ordered to be printed, sad the as-
lea:), broke up. •
Thursday last, as Al'ee, the daughter of Mr. Wm.
'Word, of Ovenden, near Halifax, was running down
steiis with a pair of scissars in her hands, the unfor-
tunately fell upon them, the points entered ber heart,
and she expired immediately.
During the celebration of the solemn ceremonies on
the 10th inst. i 4 (he Church et. Werholm, on occasion of
the elturching of the PRINCRSB MEAL, theIOMESSeS
w.eie to file 128 roends of cannon.; but on the thirty-
sixth 'hot being discharged, a waggon of ammunition
lu''k fire, and blew ep! Nine individuals have been
my:, or less injured, and some of them are ROW Jead•
—..lockhulno Parer.
London, England, 1826-07-20

NA,VAL IN fELLIGtNCR.

iirr'eeti off Holyhead, the Hanna', Ifamintia, train Jamaica—,
saqe,lthc 30th April; and the Richard, from Dement,.
OlLEastbourne, the Charlotte Wylie, —, from Port so Prince.
The Prince Regent, MARTIN, from gristol t 6 QUebec, hats put
hie/ Elimiinith, with toss bf foremast and sails.
• 'The Elizabeth and Ann, Weimer, of Notth* Shields, was on
shore en Xtnet Island Reef on the S2d and would be obliged
Fn cticharge.
The 'Europa, RICIIARPSOII, from Chinezi to Plymouth, was to-
tall y wrecked near Tunis on the t7th ult.
Fitsrocrm. Jute 111.—Wind N.W.,--Ot the port, the West
Indian, Coos, from Antigua, in 34 days; Dolphin, Amass., from
New Orleans, in 34 days ; and Allies, Cumnuomaas, from the Ha-
vannah, In 36 days. Sailed the Pelorus, Gummi)+, fur Dublin;
Ina mum. Kau. for Nantes. .
l'oaeratourn' in Jx 19.—Wind N. W.—Tlis Majesty's ship
ES GANG. fur South
America, went out of harbour, and remains at
Npithe3d. Sailed the Lanz 'WWI, STsw.aaa, for Madras; Coro-
mandel, Ross, for Bengal; Highlander Mitcnet.r., for New Pro-
vidence ; liedmao,• Bars, for Bariadoes; and the Egginton
transport, for Chatham.
Dam.. JuLe N.W.—Passed by for the River, the
Ann, Wiutasts, from Malta; and the /thick, SP Loa)+, from
Mexico. Passed from the River, the Cornwall, Younnintssawn,
and Jessie, Wnriaa. for India ; and Layton transport, to the west-
ward. Remains, the Elisabeth, Dowlax, for .Malta.
GIIIIIAI TAR, Jane 20.—His Majesty's ship Massive has just
sailed, to protect the Lady Campbell to Cadiz.
Coen, Jana 16.—The English Admiral's ship Revsanur, Capt.
Mae* RD, which arrived on the sth, in seven days from Naples,
basing on board Vice-Admiral Sir Hasse Nam.r, is still in this
port. Capt. Sessicsis, of the News, which is also at anchor here,
set out on the tUtb, on leave of absence, to pay his long intended
Visit to Vienna. Capt. S arrived at Vienna some days age.
London, England, 1826-07-20

VAUXHALL GARDENS.

The Proprietors of these Gardens lasmight presented
their friends with t fete in honour of the Coronation of
the Krsio. In :he morning the Royal Standard was
hoi,te,t, guns fired, &c. The fineness of the evening
drew together a company in number and fashion ex-
ceeding any previous gala. The entertainments were
of a more varied description than usual. The walks
and promenades received additional brilliancy from
12,000 extra lamps. We recognized, on our entering
the Garden, the words " The Coronation of our Royal
Patron," in gold coloured lamps, surmounted by a
Crown, with lau,el, which had a beautiful appearance.
The other illuminations consisted of loyal devices, ar-
ranged in Crowns, Coronets, King's Arms, &c. which
contributed greatly to the intended effect. In the Con-
cert, Mr. BRA HA M was encored in Kelvin Grove, and
Blue Bonnets. The other singers also received peculiar
stinks of approbation. Thee was also a new Ballet,
entitled 7he Village Doctor, which met with a. highly
flattering reception. The balloon in which Mr. Green
is to ascend on "Friday night was also exhibited, and
had a very pleasing effect. The other amusements con-
skied in tight and slack rope dancing, the ascent of a
fire balloon, juggling, &c. the whole of which appeared
to give great satisfaction. The Gardens were crowded
to an °vet flow, but the whole of the amusements were
so judiciously arranged, that no loss of time intervened
between one performance and another.

IMPERIAL BRAZILIAN MINING

418.5001At1014.

slesterdaya ifieting of the Proprietors was held at the Loudon

Trivet's, Dishopsgare.ineer.
;JOSHUA WALKER, Esq., M.P.'the Chairman, read the
Hee:in ttse COMmittee of Dire Ousts, which furnished
ii Tull and 'moil; grXtifylag.,accouatof the affairs of the.
Astxiation. He also read-imp interesting letter.: from
Mr. Oxenford, a resident Director, and Dr. Gardner,
who holds the chemical department in the Company's
service. Irom these documents it appeared that gold,
of a very pure nature, had already been produced from
the mine at Ganga Suca, of which several samples are
now in London. All the gold would have been train
mitred to England, but for the restrictions of the Bra-
zilian law, which do not yet permit its exportation. A
speedy repeal of the prohibition by the proper authori-
tits, is, however, confidently anticipated.
The Report was confirmed, and ordered is be printed.
Thanks were voted to the Chairman and Directors ;
and the especial thanks of the Meeting were rendered
to Edward Ozenford, Esq. for his indefatigable mi.•
Lions as a Director, and to Lewis Lewis, Esq. the Se-
cretary of the Association, for his invaluable services
and persevering assiduity.
London, England, 1826-07-18

PERTH, JULY 14.

Several vessels left the Tay last week for Holland,
for the purpose, it is said, of importing hay of I.st
year's growth. It can be purchased there lot-about 2d.
per stone ; the importers calculate the freight will cost
6J. so that after paying all charges, they expect to be
able to selljA, in this country, with a fair profit, at Is.
per stone. The present price of that article, in this
neighbouthood, is from 20d. to 2s. and in some of the
grazing districts 2s. 6d. has been repeatedly refused,
the •' fortunate holder?' not being willin j to part with
it, in the present appearance of all sorts of crops for
cattle feeding.
Tuesdayann extensive fire, calamitous in.its effects,
as poor people are the principal sufferers, took place at
Craire, near Perth, lately the scene of similar devas.
cation. A young woman is said to have been kindling
a fire with wood shavings and dried broom, which
blazing to'n considerable height set the chimney in a
flame. Some of the sparks communicated with the
roof of a thatched house in the neighbourhood, which
was instantly enveloped in 'the devouring element.—
Four dwelling-houses, a wright's shop, and a cow-
house, fell a prey to the flames, and.scarcely a single
article of property or furniture was saved from the
conflagration.
London, England, 1826-07-18

MEXICO. APRIL 26.

s:r. Camacho goes to England in the Tweed, and will
take• with him 228,000 dollars, consigned to the agents
of the Government, on account of the dividends en the
loans. The Government have ene hundred thousand in
idditioz, on the ck asr, which will be forwarded by the
text ship of war that sails from Vera Cruz.

Aram 11.—Our circulating medium is rapidly increasing, say at
the rate of 1,06,000 dollars per month, about the amount coined at

the different tninit.lifith the lastinentioned fact before et, it is Use-
less to sect other reasons for a fall in the Exchange. The funds of the
Alineria, arising from the payment of a rul on each mark of silver
coined, are rapidly improving, and, as some of the great mines will
come into play before the cirri- tion of the year, the receipts of that
Corporation will be an sufhelent to pay the intete•t of that
pottion of the home debt, the capital of which amounts to 2.500,000
dollars, and is in the hands of five or parties. Three Mexican
houses hold upwards of 1,800,000 dollars, and the remainder by
foreigners.
London, England, 1826-07-18

CHELTENHAM, JULY It.

The Duke of Gloucester is punctual in his daily at-
tendance at the Montpelier Pump kortm after taking
the mineral waters at this Spa. His Royal Highness,
in the most condescending manner, mixes in the-Prome
rade from nine until ten o'clock.
The walks In the morning are now literally thowded with com-
pany. Our Races, which are fixed for Wednesday next, have caused
a great influx of visitors.
Colonel Berkeley, at an etpense of 7001. in scenery, dresses, and
decorations, appeared with bis brother, Mr. Augustus Berkeley, on
our stage, on Thursday and Saturday, as amateurs, in the new Ro-
mance of the Knights fde Class. The Douse was quite full on
both nights.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Bute, the Earl and Countess of
Stradhrooke, the Earl and Countess of Cavan, Sir John Packington,
and Lord Dormer, are amongst the number of our most recent and
distinguished arrivals.
London, England, 1826-07-18

FROM THE BRIGHTON GAZETTE.

On the 18th of April, 1826, his Majesty's ship MAID-
STONE, Commodore Bullen, C.B. succeeded in captur-
ing. after a short chase, the fine armed brig Perpetuo
Defensor, of Rio de Janeiro, under Brazilian colours,
with a cargo of 424 slaves, making a total of 1181
human beings that this highly respected naval character
has been personally instrumental in liberating, within
the short space of nineteen months, independent of
having detained, during that period, three Dutch vessels
with valuable cargoes, for breaches of the treaty of the
Netherlands for the prevention of the illicit traffic in
slaves. A short time after detention, the gratings ot the
slave room were removed for the purpose of getting the
slaves on deck, in order to ascertain the exact number ca
board ; and the extent of human misery then evinced by
these unfortunate wretches is almost beyond descriptie•••
The whole were confined in a most crowded state belox,
and many in irons: these latter %ere released as soon .s
they could begot at. The stench emitting ftom the slioe
deck, a height of three feet; was horrible in the extreme:
and so truly barbarous are these dealers in human fled..
that several, who were confined at the faraher end of the
room, were literally obliged to be dragged on deck by
their arms and legs, in almost a lifeless state, and wasted
away to mere skeletons, never having been rermitt.J
to breathe the fresh air since their emba:kation—the3
fourteen days. Many females had infants at their breast-,
of three anti four months old, several pregnant, att,l
numbers suffering from dysentery, of winch compiat..t
forty-seven had already paid the debt of nature.
This vessel was of the burthen of 212 tons only, wit_'
a. crew of 54 persons, uncommonly well armed, and ti ad
a passport from the Brazilian Government, airthorizi.L!
her to receive 530 negioci, bti ig a propoution ot five
to every two tons ; but she. sailed a ith no more tha3
471. Titus, in so small a space, when she lett the chest
of Africa, were absolutely crammed 525 living hem
nr a passage across tl:c Atlantic Ocean—piobahl)
seven weck4.
London, England, 1826-07-18

PUBLIC NOTICE

We, the undersigned Magistrates for the county of Lancaster,
have observed, with great regret, that certain evil-disposed person.,
strangers in Manchester, have, within the last few days, been
endeavouring to melte the peaceable and well.disposed inhabitants,
by inflammatory language and addresses, to acts of outrage and
insubordination ; and in furtherance of their wicked object, have
given notices of public meetings to be held in the evenings of
several days in the present week, at which such strangers have
been the principal speakers, and the meetings have been protracted
to late hours of the night ;

Now, we do hereby declare our opinion, that all such meetings
are illegal, as basing a manifest and direct tendency to a breach of
the peace, which it is our duty to protect.
We, therefore, caution all persons not to attend any such meet-
ings, nor in any respect to be induced, by the wicked and mis-
chievous, to engage in proceedings which must bring upon them all
the consequences attending such illegal conduct.
Given under our hands this iStb July, 1826.
New Bailey Court House.
• J. NOARIII, J. Hosts;
J. &Lyman, AND
Jamrs Bauscre, J. Forma.
London, England, 1826-07-18

FASHIONASLE INTELLIGENCE.
Pairis.
The Marquis of Woveseat entirtiluettko Countess St. Antonio,
and a lag! party at Moir an lihnaday; at his house in Park street.
Lady Rayleigh asstartainad a large parry of fadhionables yesterday
evening, at her boom In Grosvenor square.
Lord. Gavydyr entertained' the_ Earl sad Nantes* of Clare aud
a distinguished party at dinner yesterday, at hbrhouse in Piccadilly.
London, England, 1826-07-18

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t the central corps of tbe
any partial insurrection
be suppressed without any

vesitlVFtt fitrers itself
Janissariersteing annihj
by the rest of the corps
great danger.
Perhaps it bad not before entered intn the plan of
the Sultan to dissolve entirely the corps of Janissaries;
but as they themselves-vve the opportunity, he seiz.d
it with vigour and promptitu le, to.cairy into execution
the dispositions which he hut matured in silence. Pub-
lic tranquillity has not been for a single moment dis-
tutbed in the quarters of the city and suburbs rem( to
from the scere of action, or on the other ,ide of the
130.phorns; and the Ts ank inhabitants, as well as the
11:tjahs, have constant 4 enjoyed, and still enjoy, the
greatest securit y."
London, England, 1826-07-18

BRIGHTON, JULY IG.

St. Swithin shewed himself to us yesterday with a gay
countenance, bat he frequently shed tears In the course
of the day. The superstitious in consequence gloomily
anticipate that, at least, we shall have no occasion for
our water carts during the ensuing. forty days.
The Duke and Duchess of Melanin's are arrived, and the ARGYLL
family is expected to be with us in a few days.
Lord GROTLEY is returned to the Royal York Hotel*, together
with Mr. On:mamas., 11. P. &c. Sir JOUR Smn.t.cr SYR/IRT is pro.
longing his stay there. The last departures thence are—Lord HAY-
taxa, Mr. Dam Mr. Mutt noca. Mr. and Mrs. A ariatnt,Sir GOTTRRT
%MYER, and General Sir W. and Lady JANE Housroutt, the latter
for Dieppe and Paris, yesterday.
The Earl of Ilowrn and a party were at the above Hotel on Fri-
day, where they dined, but returned to Worthing in the evening.
Our Theatre presentud a busy and cheerful scene on Thursday
evening; Linos, aided by the Worthing Thespians, being the lyre.
sistible attraction. Ile appeared as Pad Pry, in the drama of that
name, and as Neddy Bray, in X. Y. Z.

GLASGOW, JULY 15.

Glasgow is deplorably dull, and all that bustle which used to
distinguish it quite at an end. I saw three lighters-attempting to
raise the Comet ; the person undertakes to do ft for 5001. •Sonte-
t ding decisive must occur in a very few weeks. We have flue
showers here. The crops in England I found white, and burned
up, but every thing here is perfectly green.
As one proof of the value of crops in Lanarkshire, Scotland, not-
withstanding the great pressere of the times, some fields of grass on
the property of Mr. Rae Wilson. of Kelvinbauk, were this week
sold by roup so high as•lsl. per acre.
The Country Palace, formerly of the Archbishop of Glasgow, and
in which thiunfortunate Mary Queen of Scots and Oliver Cromwell
resided, situated in Saltmatket-street, Glasgow, was last week de-
molished, to make way for new buildings. The Arms of the
Archbishop in front of It have been presented to the City. The walls
of another Palace at the village of Partick. near Glasgow, is all that
new remains of Episcopal grandeur.
London, England, 1826-07-27

Ton. The biet ,as kile Lig bey* amitpriti of the ricrdedare'or, over.
looks the whole. You pnorteke-tare that the !telltale !tcuvs re
danger: It Will *Ways vntleivovr; by-unanimity vul enerietic en.
operalfon ;re proee.d In :i;ost rte. Worthy sif fit i'sloisi nithits.'worth y
of our ancestor; who so often 'aecomplished item' tfiltiOriVetie
means. /day the Goo of our fathers, who so ogithstlywatches
over our countty, continue to us hialtrotectidn'n‘ditlehl,Mat
oar latest posterity exclaim as we 40, litialikgWisistikllich
enjoys its (modem and independeste: I Diet of
161141 opened." e•-y .I.i• •
the nunierons foreign Ministers at Lucerne filel#lool ion the
°tension. and a few days before, the Austria' lifitiisten- Varms
Francis Binder Von Kingelsteis • th. Spanish Minleter,. 141 a
Ramos d'Alvarado ; and the Baden Chargs crAffsireei. M..4lex-
ander Von. Duch, delivered their credentiab !spinets andiesce to
the President et the Diet.

We have received the Etoile dated Tuesday. It con-
tains no further accounts of the Constitutional petseetßisp at Lisboa,
or the disordered state of Spain. The chief topic .of intiertst is a
memorial of Marshal Vacsos, Duke of &Sono, late Mieliter of
War, in answer to a publication of M. Ouvaaao; tht• Colitraitor.
General of the French army, in Its late invasion oT ite'Bilibinda.
The Marshal had already published a pamphlet exptartastirY'of his
conduct as a Iliniger, in which he made it appear that the army
on the Pyrenees in the beginning of 1843 was filly supplied with
everything necessary for its subsistence and its advance Wfore the
arrival of Otrt RAIL,. The latter, nn the contrary, asserts, in a !viler
publication, and gets his friends to declare in evidence. that the
magazines on the frontiers were nearly empty, ar.-I that the troops
were inadequately provided broth with the necessaries of life end the
means of transport. The Marshal is again, therefore, tailed front
his retirement to defend his conduct.

The KIN° arrived this day in town, from Windsor,
at St. James's Palace, at• half.past one, in an open
landau, without any escort. At two, a great numbnr of
the Cabinet Council arrieei at the Palace, togethee4ith
the RECORDER, who is this aft-moon tv report to h7S
MAJESTY the names of the persons at present under
sentence of death in Newgate.
London, England, 1826-07-27

POETRY.- .;•-•

The following is an retract from 81 Venice.w. a Poem, which ob-
tained the Chancellor's Medal, at Cambridge_ Cooonseseeineot,
jely, 21116:
' BY JOSEPH ISUMNRR BItOCKIIURST,
• • or *. roan's c 05.2.1202.• •
Bet vain the blistiwhkh flatware Would bestow,
• To vell:the sad vicinity of wee!
liere,'whiie the palace acho'd gay delight,
There, the black prisms fiowis'd upon the sight,
Where mercy sighed her oaregarded prayer,
And hope but bloom'd to wicker in despair.
O'er many a wretch eondenin'il to tine away
In dungeon•deep his melastcholy day,
To weep where none might soothe, to sigh its vain,
Or glut the rack with agonising thin,
Till fainting nature fanltted out the lie,
By torture wrong, and deem'd it bliss to die !
Per some the gibbet's tall erected gloom,
In the drear cell prepared a speedier doom,
And none might know the fate of others—save
Site midnight moon, and moon-reflecting wave !
A shriek—a gasp—a streggle—life was fed !
The rolling waters, and the shroud's-is dead!
Nor more of culprit's guilt, or captiee's woes
Might slaves demand, or tyranny disclose!

FASHIONABLE- tNIELI.IdENCE;
London, England, 1826-05-15

Verner, half
60,b

67th Foot ; Lieutenant-Colotte William
Foot; Major, Charles de WY. "t Pay
ClarAte Caldjohll, 4ate id • Royal• Veteran
Gaits. Francirtharles Colasam-4alat Sd !loyal Vetera...
hoe; Captain Vi eorge Price, hall•pay 46th Foot ; Captain
Freeman Barton half pay 101st Facet Captain William Ham
ton Burroughso;alf pay 69th Foot.
The Christian names of Capt. Versturme, who was appointed to
an Unattached Company on Bth inst. ate Louis Robert James, and
not Lewis.
The appointment of Lieutenant Antrobus, from half pay 13th
Foot to 46th Foot, as stated in the Gazette of the Bth ult. has not
taken place.
The name of the Ensign appisinted to the 38th Foot is Whitten,
and not Whittle, as stated in the Gazette of the Bth ult.
The date of Lieutenant-Colonel Doyle's appointment as Deputy
Lieutenant of the Tower of London, is to bear date 27th Dec. 1825.
The appointment of Lieutenant Galloway. to be Adjutant of the
33d Foot, as stated in the Gazette of the 18th Feb. last, has net
taken place.
The Christian names of Corn't Parker. of the 17th Light Dra-
goons, are Frederic Wimbledon Priestley, and not William, as
before stated.
The Christian names of Ensign Hickson, of 35th Foot, are Joseph
Edward, and not Rickard Edward, as before stated.
The names of the Gentlemen appointed to an unattached Es-
idiocy, on the 18th ultimo' are James Arabin 'Maureen, and not
James A. Moreau, as stated in the Gazette of that date.
Royal East India Volunteers—Captain Henry Johnson to be
Adjutant, vice Dickinson, who resigns.
OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, MAY 9, 1826. •
Corps of Royal Engineers—Gentleman Cadet Sidney H. Knocker
to be Second Lieutenant; Gentleman Cadet Joshua Coddington
to be ditto • Gentleman Cadet Charles Bailey to be ditto; Gen-
tleman Cadeti Charles Ensor to be ditto; Gentleman Cadet
William H. Dennison to be ditto.
OFFICE. OF ORDNANCE, MAY 11, 1826.
Royal Regiment of Artilkry—Serjeant-114jor Alexander Barker
to be Quarter-master, vice Walter Steward, deceased.

THE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1826-05-15

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCg.

PARTIES.
The butt of St. Albans bad a grand dinner party on Friday, al
his house in St. Janses't-square.
Lord Colchester entettained a distinguished party at dinner on
Saturday, at Ms house in Spring-gardens.
Mr. Secretary I'eel had a large party at dinner yesterdity, at his
house in Privy-gardens.
The following distinguished personages had dinner parties yester-
day :—The Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury ; the Earl of Nam-
field ; the Honourable W. Ponsonhy ; the Hon. J. Abercroasby ;
Sir Watkins William Wynn; and &r Geode Warrender.
'the Hon. Mrs. Hope's assembly, an Frsday evening, in Mans-
held-street, was very elegantly attended-

MOVEMENTS.
The Marquis' and Marchioness of Lansdown left town on Satan.
day. for their seat, at Richmond, for the holyclays.
The Duke of Norfolk arrived on Saturday, at his house in St.
James's-square. frown his seat, Farnham, Suffolk.
The Earl and Countess of Darnley have left town, for their seas,
Cobham Hall, for thalolydays.
The Earl and Countess of Sefton and the Ladies Molyneauz have
returned to town, from their seat, Stoke Farm, Berks.
Lords C. and R. Manners left town on Saturday, for their bro-
ther's, the Duke of Rutland's, Helvoir Castle.
Arrivals at Fenton's New Hotel St. James's-street z—Nlr. and
Mrs. Ackers and family, from a tour ; Vernon Dolphin, Rat and
family, from their seat, Mord House.—Departure:—The lion.
Mr. Arundell on a tour.

ATTEMPTED .ASSASSINATION OF SIR •
HUDSON LOWE
•
SMYRNA, Aram 3.
Sir H. Lows, who is here on his way to India, was
bear blling by the•hand of a fanatic Frenchman, who
probably meant, according to his ribtions, to avenge his
country. The French consular agent, Perry, got into
the house where Air Hudson resided. and • finding the
doors of the apartments stint he broke them open and
destroyed all the effects of Sir Hudson, who was fortu-
nately Absent on board a ship. Perry was armed with
a dagger, and in his blood-thirsty rage declared aloud
that he should find means to get at the murderer of
Napoleon, his former-IWAM He was arrested, and is
now kept in strict confinement in the Consulate. Since
this event, Sir HUDSON has remained on board the
Eiglish ship.
London, England, 1826-05-15

GRAND .UNION CANAL

NOTICE is hereby given. th.it the next GENERAL
ASSEMBLY of the COMPANY or PROPRIETORS
of the GRAND UNION CANAL will held at ,the Crown
and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, London, on Nlomaar, the sth
day of Jima nest, at Eleven &Clock in the Forenoon, and that the
Chair will be taken at Twelve o'Clock precisely. -
R. C. SALE, Clerk to the Company.
Canal Mice, 21, Surrey-street, Strand, May, 1826.

THE TWENTY-SECOND-EXHIBITION of the
SOCIETY of PAINTERS in WATER COLOUILTIE
NOW OPEN at the GALLERY, 5, &qt.

Admittance One Shilling, ratAlligue4 Sixpence.
COPLEY, FIELDING, Secretary.
London, England, 1826-05-15

rzerriALurto GII7CA May it, MM.
THE COMM/SS/o%v HIS for ICTUA GCMG
his MAJESTTS 24rArt ta. &hereby give swim,
That on 'Nutmeat', the Ist of June next, they will hie ready
to receive Tenders in writing (waled up) and treat with suck
Persons as will undertake to furnish and deliver into his Majesty's
Victualling Stores at Deptford, all such quantities of the under-
Mentioned articles of CLOTHING, ate. as may be demanded for
the service of the Patients in the Naval Hospitals, during the space
of Twelve Calendar Nlontbs certain from the date of each Col-
tract ; and further, until the expiration of Three Months' Notice
tar the termination thereof, viz.

Woollen Coverlets,
Flannel Drawers, and In One Contract.
Worsted Stock ins..
Cotton Coverlets, •
Linen Drawers,
Linen Caps, Ditto.
Towels, long and short, and
Table Cloths..
coat.;
;Waistcoats, and Ditto.
Trowsers.
Tee Board will, at the same time receive Tenders for the shpply
J Five Tons of Curled Horse Hair, to be delivered into she said
Stoma within One Month from the date of the Contract.
The Conditions of the Contract, and Samples of the several Ar-
ticlei required, may be seen at this Office.
Each Tender must specify the price in words at length, and be
delivered before One o'Clock on the day appointed ; aid 'the Person
who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf. must
attend to answer when called for. M. WALLER CLIFTON.
London, England, 1826-03-17

EAT INDIA HOUSE, March 8, 1820.
TIHE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
-AL COHPANF of MERCHANI'S of .ENGLAND trading. iv
tot EAST EVIHES do hereby give Make,
That at the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the
said COMPANY, appointed to be held at their House, in Lea-
denhall street, 00 WIIIOIO.IIAT, the eV Instant, at Eleven o'Clock
in the Forenoon, a motion will be made—" That Sir Jeans En-
" Wain) CoLesatoot; Bart. late of the Bettsal Civil Establishment,
" be permitted *o return to the service, under the provisions of
" the Act of the 33d Geo. 111. cap. 52, sec. 70, with the rank
" which ke bekl when he quitted Bengal, agreeably to the Act of
" the 53d Geo. 111. eap.lss, sec. 85." •

JOSEPH DART, Slvretary.
London, England, 1826-03-17

fvfackintoileat grt4rpinion had beta given, that j simsts.,
'cutting or mafiosi his own cattle, was a feta/.
.11
give 91Pit ion. as a.
iawir, to thee lib* Am ilißtalsoaddibe
• /The MIL Oetalienoshintehreed skered by
the Attorney-General:ins do amply dravoWialLgolie. by the
Jejedielettoornalnints sppll..Ue kW, was tranefoirfilled bsto a com-
plete dowdy--(Laughtet). Ile then cooeheled., by'lleving the
wood reeding at the Bill. _
Mr. Alderman WQOD thought the words, a dog, Of
other domesticated animal," were rather too .general.,
He, however, agreed as to the power of grAnting Cl.
peons He complained of his Hob. Friend CNir. Mahn') for hating
ten the House the other night when the question of logging men
came on—(Laughter). If his Hon. Friend expected his support
foe humanity to brutes, be must thew his own humanity to men.
He wield not vote, except for the amendment.
Mr. G LAMB did lint agree in the principle of the;
Bill generally. With respect to the money to be given,'
he did not like it. He knew that no venal motives'
could be attributed to the Hon. Member who brought in the Bill,
but he at the same time thought, that from the crusade which the
lion. Gentleman edged in the cause of humanity, that most of the
motley would come to him.
Mr. LOCKH ART sought, that the Hon. Member ought to
be satisfied with the lint Bill which he bad obtained.

Air. TRAM' objected to tbolilliallogethor, and moved that h
be read a second time, that day six smooth+.
Mr. WARRR supported the principle• of the limner BM intro.
timed by the lien. Member, but thee (it impolitic to press my
thniu
further osemore at present. fie that as much bad beat
done as Pediment were justified in • .
The Qtteadom was then put, and the vms megatived seithoot
a division. .r.• • *0 • .o. ...• . , -.. s4' --•
The miser Wen et; the Day weso•thots aeastft4 of, mad the
House adjoined u Tomes o'Cucx.

SEVERE ILLNESS or rat KING of PORTUGAL.

LlllllOll, Mamas el.
His Manor/ was seized on Saturday the 4th inst.
in consequence of. indigestion, with nervous smelts,
which were, however, followed by the timely applica-
tion of proper remedies. -
PA LACS OF BIBMPOSTAt MARcu 6, 8 A.M.--The
second and third bulletins, the last dated 11, P.M.

•
state, that His MAJZSIT was better, and had had no
tepetition of the nervous attacks.
MARCO 7.-4th Bulletin, 6th March, 6 A.M.--t
His Majesty continued without any change till sizte n
minute, past fire this morning, when he had a slight
nervous attack, which did nit last two minutes.
nth %LUMPUR, kl•sest 11, 7 Majesty experienced
fresh nervous attacks, which veers frequently repeated tin a quarter
past two In the afternoon • and one was so violent, that fears being I
entertained for the predges life of His Majesty. the physicians',
permitted that he should receive extreme unction at nine o'clock
in the morning. His Majesty having confaled and taken Mel
sacrament en, the lith In the morning.
London, England, 1826-03-17

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

•
.Artred off Pensahee, the Madras, Firms, front Madras, with
Sir R. Paster en Weird.

The Chalks Grant, HAT sailed from Bengal teeth September.
for Chita ; and having experienced a revere pleat wind, in which
she lost all her anchors except the sheet, die put back to iCedgeree
on the ttib of October, and it was Suppoied would be obliged to
discharge past of her cargo.
Foam:wry' MAUCH 15.—. Wind W.—Arrived.the. Duke of Kent
packet, from Lisbon, its six clays; and Laura. (luxe, from Bristol.
Sailed the'Lord Melville racket, foriamaica.
Purl/arm Mason 15.—The wind treeing veered rotted to the
Base, and continued regularly to blow from that quarter, nearly all
the outward bound merchantmen which have been detained in-our
harbour have put to sea.
Arrourrasiorrs—Captain J. Coghlan, C.B. Lieuts. W. F. Bond
and C. A. ilarlow,and Mr. Alex. &untie, Purser, are appointed to;
the Forte; Mr. Peter Parket, Master; Major Hull, and Lieut.
G. T. Appleton, Royal Xiatines. Messrs. R. Gousky,JohnJatnes,
and John Gray (d), Assist Surgeons, are appointed to the Ganges.
Lieut. W. Musair Smarts is appointed to command the Ports-
mouth Semaphore signal station, vice Lieuteniust Sunless &ATTU,
appointed to the VICTORS'.
Poaysseootts, IWASOT sg.—Wind R.N.B.—Arrived the Prin.
cess Royal, finastwoov, from Gurney.
Drat, Hazen 16.--. Wind N.B.—Passed through from the
River, the Tyne Amnion, for Jamaica; Arethusa, Svaanact, for
&. Vincent's; &loth, Farman, for Sts Übe's • Ocean, Putman,
for Lima; David Walker, Amsanws, for enos; James and
Theresa, Ayres, for Boardeaus ; Success, &faun, for Gibraltar;
Scandinavia, Cssantioeneveon, for ; Henry, Was:nisi-
LAND, for Demerara; Loirestoffe. Mnenas.s, for St. Michael's;'
James and Louise, for Boa deans; and the Caroline, ...00s,
from Yarmouth for Gibraltar.
London, England, 1826-03-17

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GERMAN PAPERS.

FRANKFORT, Itinumv 13.

We still continue to receive abundance of news from
the North and East, which, according to ;is nature,
exercises some influence on the prices of the funds
of varioui States, though on the whole the confidence
on the stability of the political o-der of things is strong
enough to prevent any considerable fluctuation'. Even
the official announcement of the accession of Nicholas
I. and the publication of the documents annexed,
scarcely raised the Austrian metallics to 93. On the
othet bond, hardly any notice was taken of another
piece of news which was subsequently received, but
the authenticity of which cannot be watranted—
that in order to get the oath taken at Warsaw,
the Cesarowitsch Constantine had been induced to
' make the chief officers of the garrison, among whom
at St. Petersburgh there had been some signs of oppo-
sition, answerable with their heads for the implicit
obedience of those under them. At present there is
another report, which, whether true or false, would in
other circumstances have had considerable influence.
This is, that the plague has broken out in Wallachia
and Moldavia, and that the Austrian Government has
therefore ordered a Cordon &mitaire to be formed. But
all these things cannot set the machine going—that is
to say, cause such fluctuation in the price of paper-
currency as to give the speculators much advantage.

. .
VIENNA, I -.IIItIIART 9.
Several expresses, sent from St. PetersburgisAista by
Count Nesselrode to M. de Tatischeff, mak by Coutit
Lebzeltet n to Prince Metternich,have brotsghtdigspayches
which leave no doubt of the resolution of the Entperec
Nicholas to adopt the political sytem of bis imagist
brother. A pers• n of distinction at our Court has even
expressed a hope that there wiR be no change in the
members of the Russian Cabinet, and consequently, that
Count Nesselrode will remit% at the head of the foreign
department.