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London, England, 1827-06-23 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS. •

THOM THE ET tiE, DATED THURSDAY, MB Vs
MA6411.D. Jura •
The offices of the Ministcr of War, of Grace and
Justice. of Marine, and of Finance, bean- been .trans-
leered from the Palace oldie Kips to that of the Po ince
of the Peace. Only the office of Foreign Affairs is not
removed.
The Court will return to Vi*na about the 115th or
20 h,'but it is said that it will remain here but a sho:t
time.
In the province of Biscay nothing particular has
occurred with respect to the voluntary enrolments

FRONTIERS OF SPAIN, Jwis 10.
The Commandant-General has returned from his
tour. He has visited the tight line of the great road of
the province from Irun to Salinas. He has sent to the
Government the lists of the Royalist Volunteers which
he ha► formed. .

CADIZ, lusts I.
On St. Ferdinand s day there was a grand parade at.
Cadiz, and in all the cantonments occupied by the
French troops, whose appearance was much admired.
Municipality of Puerto de Santa Maria, which
is, the headquarters of General Castdlane, gave the
soldiers a double ration of wine. Every where there
were illuminations, and in some towns there were bull
fights in the streets. Unhappily this diversion caused
some accidents at Xeres. Two of the inhabitants were
killed, and two wounded. At Puerto Real there was
also a person wounded. The Army of Observation on
the Tagus is still is the same positioa.o dss Midi.
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PARIS. Javiz 20._

Letters from Trieste ,ihat the son of the brave
BOzzeris, who died at Mksnlonghi, had just been
brought to that city from Corfu. This child is nine
years of age.
A letter from the Isle of France says--
At the instigation of M. Mangum, ex-General, Able4e.eamp
to King Murat, who is now established in the Isle of Frazee as a
=escheat, liadaroa, the most powerful Sovereign of Madagascar.
has just established a Tariff of Customs in his whole territory. He
has impaled considerable duties cm the exportation of rice, sat

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meat, and oxen, and 25 per cent. on all the other productions of

his dominions. The Mosses of Mangum% Brothers, and Brodelet,
of the Isle of France, and the house of Gamin and Son of the hie
of Bourbon, have farmed thew duties. The merchants of the Isles
of France and Bourbon, alarmed for the consequences of this
measure, have appointed a deputation to go to the King of Mada-
gascar, and to remonstrate with him on this sulljeet. The French
Governor, wished to make an arrangement with the English Gower
nor, to induce the King to desist from his pretensions. but the Eng-
lish Goietnor refused to take any put in the negotiation."
TREZENE, Aram 26.
. The National Assembly has passed the following
Decree;
" The Third National Assembly of the Greeks considering that
funds we accessary to ensure the happy result of the war; that the
nation, in consequence of the evils attendant sit war. have not such
resources as the pressing want, of the country demand; in kw,
that a forego loan has become necessary to cover the expenses of
chewer; decrees as follows:
• I. The Greek nation opens and accepts a lens to the amount
of five millions of piastres (fortes), by means of inaction on the ter.
Articlel domains, for the security of the lenders.
▪ 2. It gives to the President of Greece. Count John Can
d'lstria, the power of negotiating wherever he may and it mow
convenient, this third loan without prejudice to the rights of the
mortgage on the territoradomaius, acquired by the lenders of the
two first loans.
, " 3. The conditions of this third loan are left to the patriotic
neat of the President.
" 4. The interests of the two former loans shall be paid out of
the third.
" 5. The present resolution shall be inserted in the ihalistin et
,laws. and nude publicly being printed.
" Decreed at Thum., April 20, 1827. • , •
" GEORGE SISSINI, President.
" N. SPILIADES, Secretary."
atom Tat QUOTIDIEN 312.
PARIS, June 19.
It was reported this evening in the saloons of Paris,
'that the Minister of the Interior, replying to the speech
of Viscount de Chateaubriand, in the Chamber of Peers,
refrained from entering into any explanation on the cen-
sorship, or the nomination of Peers, of which the Noble
Viscount had spoken to the Chamber in the preceding
Sitting. He considered these two measures as a pre.
rogative of the Crown respecting the exercise of which
the Ministers might refrain from answering.
Tile Count de Celles, Ambassador Extraordinary from
the King of the Netherlands to the Court of Rome, is
shortly expected at Paris on his return to Brussels.
is affirmed that his mission has passed, and that
the Concoriat on which the Catholics of Belgium had
fixed their hopes, is deferred. The failure of this mis-
sion is ascribed to the perseverance with which the Ca.
'binet of the Hague maintains its pretensions relatively
'to the studies of the ecclesiastics. Temporal Govern-
ments should recollect, that the principles of the Court
'of Rome are more inflexible than theirs, and that if any
incroachment on the authority which commands man
is impossible for it in our times, it must watch with the
same care for the integrity of its spiritual dominion.
The influence of her negotiations is the more to be re-
gretted, as all the dioceses of Flanders are vacant, ex•
tept that of Malines.
A French courier, with dispatches from Vienna. ar'
rived at the oZce of the Minister for Foteign Affairs
yesterday.

PROM THE CONSTITIONNILL.
PARIS, Jums 29.
Mr. Stratford Canning, the English Ambassador at
Constantinople, passed through Carlsruhe on the 14th,
on his %say from Constantinople to London.

DUBLIN, Jura 19.
—so—

Pima COUNClL.—Ye+terday his Excellency the Lord
Lieutenant came into town, and held a Council at the
Castle. The election of the new Lord Mayor and
S'--ads for the City of Dublin, for the ensuing year,
was eunfirnsed.—The new Attorney-General, Mr. Joy,
-vas sworn in as a Pity Councillor, and took his place
ar the Board accordingly.:--After the Collodi, his Ex-
•.ci a cygave audiences to the Lord Chancellor, Lord
t, the Attorney-General (Mr. Joy), the Chief
P.:riienlbiaecer (Mr. Blake), itc. Ste.
Lord PLusixarr took his seat as Chief Justice of the.
-Common Pleas lesterslay. The Court, long before his
Lordship arrived, was crowded to excess, and throughout,
thedaycoatinued to be the T mon of the profession and the
who thronged to render homage to the high cha-
racter and splendid talents of the illustrious Chief Justice.
On entering the Court, his Lordship bowed most cow-
teivisly to the Gentlemen et the Bar, and *after he was
seated. celled on them by name, according to seniority
to mote. He was in excellent health and spirits. The
other three Judges, :Moore, Johnson, and Torreon, sat
with hi 3

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BAN4RUPTS. •
distand Warden Jon" T.wkes►rty, Gloucestershire. *rester.
to surrender, July 1607. and Amato 3, at eleven. at the SWAM
Inn, Tewkesbury. A ttorstles, Mr. Jaunts Platt, New Boswell-
court, Lincoln's lab; or Mt. SAMO*I Beale,Uptoa•upoa-Severn,

Worcestershire.
John Hollins; Nethei Koutaford, Cheshire, dealer and chaptuan,
July 6,7, and August 3, at twelve, at the Star Inn, Manchester.
Anomie', Mr. John Role, Sorjeants* lon, Fleet.street; or Mr.
Thomas Bond Dun:stile. Knutsfortl,Chealire.
WiMasts Schofield, late of Wardleworth, Rochdale, shopkeeper,
July S, 6, and August 5, at two, at White's Hotel, Manchester.
Attornies, Mr. Norris, John-street, Beford-row; or Mr. Heaton,
Rochdale.
Sanvael Osten, Deptford, sent, masteresnariner, June 26, July 5,
and August 3, at ten. at the Court of Commissioners of Bank.
rupts Basinghall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Sweet and Cu.
Bastnighall.street.
John Paragreen, Francislitreet, rattenb.... -

, baker, June

a., Jaly-S, at ien, and inguir —9be, at kit °t ot Cod. of Bankriets, _ Attorney, Mr.
Rondedge,. Furnivars Inn,
?Saliba' MU Smith, Little Chmeitiolui._ GraffiPtillace, stoner
mama, June t 6, July 10;ind >6 at 126. at Me Court of
• Commissioners of Bankrupts, . Attornies,
Messrs. Burgoyne and Co. Duke.atirost, Moothester-square.
John Fairbotham, otherwise John Failbothebts, Nafferton, York-
shire, coal-merchant, July 4, at six, 5, and August 5, at ten, at
the Blue Bell Inn, Great Ditilleld. Attorniss, Messrs. Mils and
Co. Chancery-lance; or Mr. Thomas Iforlckburn, Great Drifield.
Edward Williamson Hay, Oxford-street, tobacconist, June 29,
July 6, and August 3, at eleven, at the Coact of Commhsioners
of Bankrupts, yasingball-street. Attorney, Mr. Ford, Great

Qneenutreet, Westminster.
- • DIVIDENDS to be nude in BASINGHALL-STRLPET.
July It, Robert Nunn and Thomas Fisher, Grubbutreet4. roe*
street; timber merchants, at ten. July 15, James Easley. mod
Richard rattler, Nicholas lane, brokers, at eleyen. June 201 Wm.
Dodd. Liverpool, paper-banging.manufacterer' at twelve. July
10, Alexander Wilkie, Dukeutreet, Portland ph at
ten. July it, Philip Kelly.lfskrtbutreet, Poplar, provision mer-
chant, at one. July 13,Thontas Jrawcett, Chiswellutrut, Moore.
fields, bratitly merchant, at twelve. July to, Wm. Wills, Sors.mw,
Hampstead-road, rectifier of spirits, at ten, July 13, Chas. Crokat
land Thomas Wilkie, Lawrence Pountney.place, merchants, at ten.

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
July MI, Thomas Pattinson and Matthew Procter Leeds, wine
' and brandy merchant, at twelre.at the George Inn, Kingston-upon.
Hnil.• July 13, Joseph Holden Sampson, Scukoatm, Yorkshire,
merchant, at oue, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Seale-bite, King.
stemtipon-Htill. July 17, William Spencer, Bristol, corn factor,
at two, at the Buda Tavern, Corn-street, Bristol. July 17, Henry
CroasiiU, Haekingtoo, Kent, farmer, at eleven, at the Guildhall,
Caeurbuty. July at, Isaac Cos, Trowbridge' Wiltshire, inn-
keeper, at twelve, at the' Castle and Ball Inn, Bath. July 16,
James Whitehead and John Whit,head, Denshaw, Saddlewortb,
Yorkshire, merchants at eleven, at the Star Inn, Deansgate, Man-
chester. July 44./14
44./14J/ells Taylor and William Taylor, Kingston.
sport-Hall, merchants, at twelve, at the George Inn, Kingston-
opon-Hull. July 13;John Dillon. late of Hereford, brasier, at
eleven, at the Greyhound Inn, Hereford.

CERTIFICATES.—Juts 13.
William Gardiner, Chaiford, Gloucestershire' clothier. Joseph
Ashton and Samuel Ashton, Stockport,, Cheshire, cotton spinners.
John Trobridge, Exeter, victualler. William Hart, Hanging.ditch,
Manchester, grocer. John Hilder, Charles-street. City-road,
brewer. John klenry.Brevell and Ruben Brew Anderson, Liver-
pool, merchants. Thomas Anthony Negras and John Mayes, Ansel-
court, Thrusmorton street, stock.brokerrs. William Symonds,
Skowmarket, Suffolk, miller and baker.
• PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Thomas Shearer and Alexander Sinclair, Rye, Sussex. tailors.
Alexander M'Gregor, Archibald M'Gregor, Peter M'Gregor,
James MacGregor, and Josiah M'Gregor, Glasgow, calico printers.
John Toppin and James Edward Toppin, Seething-lane, Tower.
street. lightermen. Wiliam Stonier and John Betteley, Newcastle.
under-Lyme, Staffordshire, cabinet and chair-makers. Abraham
Wood and George Clement, Hastings, Susses, grocers. William
Herrings and ltd. Stephens, late of Ave Marla-lane, bookaelkes.
Isaac Coburn and Robert Wikoxon, Lothbury, clothiers. Robert
Hall and Samuel Hall, Belford, Nottinghamshire, bleachers. Wm.
Banister, jan. and Edward Banister, llandaworth, Staffurdahire,
grocers. Thomas Gray and William Thacker, Lower East Smith•
firld,wharlingers. John Gardner and Charles Whitbourn, Caudal.
ming,Surrey, tea dealers. William Foreman and William Chaloner,
Preston, Lancashire, painters. Ann Halton, Henry Ballwin,
Rd Ratcliffe, and J. W. Dayton, Owerayilt, wire and iron mania.
facttirers. William Dean, EJward Dean, George Beck. and John
Dodson, Loughborough, Leicestershire, lace manufacturers. Jas.
Huniphry Willy-ants; Joseph Hedge. and H. H. Vivian
Truro, Cornwall, bankers. William Thomuson and Marie;
Thompson, Onsaburgh.street, New-road, masons. It. Emmerson,
C. Emmersea, D. Hodgson, and Francis Somerford, Fordwica,
Kent, coal merchants. W. Lawrence Bicknell, W. Roberts, and
It. J. BiewirA, attornies.. - -- -

Commission in the Wilts Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of
the County of Wilts—Robt. Montagu l'oote,•Rig. to be Captain
General Weekly Average of the Price of British Corm which.
governs Importation, made up to the 15th of June.
Wheat 58s. Od. I Oats 275. 11d. Beans .sos. od.
Barley 41s. 64. Rye 455. 04.1 Peas 465. 54.