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• , . Pik* Leonel., life ewe on Podgy for his se-. -• '
are A seat yy
pligOg the boll', lee. on, and persevering in the , ni4efultts• • fletcaddie al Coch. eidne,'eme shit'w that General :.tudlten posh die Clbsine%me c"ncillimudatanA,Y afterima ea
a deject afatbe undertaking. raniwas sAlte ' viii. vessel R, die Darnley-street, which was at
Ouch Admiral, war with vigour in Eaftet DIA et. L 111%* folkailititg. Cafairimiiis the Maracas of La et-- 44'144
teeter was Nil of marine insects and thrlimplailti. bat-that NI units tellemreifter. having given his parole of rue extracts :.. inreeere, des -aroma of Ascu.„„,
P ill tbe, open epecetLef the sea, or in the pools • . .... .
.. • .... Viecount Goortasco, Earl caaeisee, Earl Diroser Lord
on the surface of the ice. honour that he wgelrgel'andestake any, ibintaesills4 JASSY, Dam 11 (gy Eipre„,) • ---•- - Mi. eleTaisnime. 'The Cieircariois of tbeemenste-, Biatee
. Mr. Wy
Ir former pipers, we morticed the limited anew. the Turks.,' It; is singular that the Observer q( T'rieste• This town and the Mein** were yesterday throes Mr. CUSSLIMI Octet; Viscolint Ihmemerrore lied le. ome.e.
The - a Iroleses resembled at tws crefoett, and 'sat la elib,,,e7kek• •
spirits given• tiethe parrs we might have added, of the lEth says nothing concerning this:event. This tern the greatest siemmir ' A reibet weseeamilateil Wee upwardi or two boars and a half.
ing to the sevetity of the temperature, the rum,
circumstance causes the news to be doubted. a!body of 1,500 Taiiish Cavalry. 'had crossed. the Di• ...
conveyed in essence, lost its flavour, and could At the moment we ere communicating this intelli Tbw hlarquis of Lanssedi carte Illtave do Sis
. nub. atTurtukay.and matched towardselucliatest terpon seat at Bow-wolld. Wiltshire. ablay from ete•
be called -a-spirituous liquor. We have only to . .
genceove received abetter froneVienna, of December 28, which Messer eta were immediately dispatched by the The Marquis of Assam* arriied in tows en Frill,y Ernst!
these' particulars, thrown loosely together, .that
return, so aecurate were the instruments and which says-44 Sir Henry Wellesley has'just received a Beretta this townenelee.Russian frontiers. to.ennounce Haste
made of them, the Captain came directly, and courier from COnstantinople, dated the SO,h, who brings this news. Upon.thisinformation there was a gen oral Viscount Pactinutigeot attired 11l town on Friday, from Li, seat
• • at Broadiands, Hampahhe;
in hour, as he was looking for it, on the head- him an autograph letter from Mr. Stratford' Canning, stir in the Russian army; and two pulks of Cossacks The manor. a.w
Fence he set out.auntie united ht Lean,,,, Sat d r•• ril
whiclediaects him to send his dispatches to Corfu,- be. which (we know not whether by eheer own accord or let Ireland. The Noble Marquis has taken op his reild„,'",:.„:7,-
-11 E EV EN FINIG Srl'A R • , ~ . cause he will set off froze Constantinople at latest en the supetior orders) put themselves in moons, cloned t' e house of Sir Column Cocemutzt, is Pieeaduiy.
. . • 4th of December." Plods. A courier came to N. de Putts, a Russian
belongingT tHo EmeAußManYd.
vanne
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-77. . . The new from Smyrna, op to the 24th et November. Colonel of Engineers, long resident bete, and brought a •••• ' • ' ,
Detachments
LON 1)0N. . .
.. ••4 . es says nothing concetning Scio, which canes the oh/eater cemmunication from Gen. Kossakow, upon which the
homy, arrived in town on morning from Covent 4, am .:
Saturday
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14th Regiment, r hi. I
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eatnborked this morning on board a Ft an
MONDAY, DECEMBER SI, kfirt. ' to.da y.." riOtakrgiftient respecting the new* yesterday Colonel instantly hastened to Skulianky, the head-
. •s .-. ,aor sea
quarters of General .Korsakow,• and on the road ct it • ....... . received. •s ; sail-440es „ e 1-vcssel in the Met far :•
FtICK :EXCHANGE, TWELVE eec LOCIL • .
. • *FROM TRIESTL'wend. on route to Chatham.
formation contained iti the Xspress (Mai Palle tits awl- ; ,
am
we
see ow The: vsrstrteras ()Ammer of the 20th announces that it behind the Pinch,
(needed tl'e Cossacks to return to their former station A Detachment belonging to the 39th Regiment of I not arrived
with which order they imtliediately morning, in town en Saturday morning from Coventry, and en I
tut had any effeci °nit's. Consoi market,
in regard to affairs at Constantinople; sir that the chief is authorised to declare
.that the pretended letter of complied. . .. • route to Canterbury. e Elver, fur Grassland, lig •
rs are afraid to act until sornefhing positive is known on Prince Metternich to the Internuncio of Austria at Con. When Colonel de Portas had arrive:l a; Skulianky. Idyl in teown
on board a stram. lin We • adlatlekilk.
r beonging to the 22e1 Regiment of infantry, u.
actotimwnenont belonging to the 23d, Royal Welsh Frdietra;
Saturday morning front Coventry, 00 Matt 02
:t. Coeseh aliened at test 1 for the Account, and at pre. stantinople, published by the French journals, is entirely and declared the knout- of the Tut Its into V•e provinces Unions) Fnrt.on
arrived in
be quoted at il4g to 1, with little business doing. fictitious • Cs be a fiction interned. at Jassy, as he,had, received no
CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK: • AFriday, Irons Dover, on route to Ek
. notesecompanying tbe express says the Entitle remain steady.
unsol Market has beer 'toy languid during the whole of official' eccobnts by way of Buchatest. which would In obedience to his aia, • me.
mew s command, the Berwickshire .
and at half-past three '
ing, with little or nothing &ids, fluctuating between 844 • cessaittle have been sent to hint on such an empraten Yeomanry Cavalry have been disembodied by the Earl of lion; .
had only saved throughout the day from 60. 20e. to 671. 40e. • - Lord Lieutenant of the counts.. The Adjumnt Is to be allowed slif'7'.
sod at present may be quoted at 841 to 11 Reduced, 831 i•
Farriers Mem. Saturday, Dec. 20.- Fie. 1011. dole event, the Russian troops teetered orders to halt and month pay alter the 24th ingf• -
ants with regard to the destruction of the Greek fleet are
Three per Cents. 671. Bark Si •k e per
Of Ex oe retain to.their old cantonments. Very serious remarks
tory; from Genoa it Is said to be the squadron of Lord - r I r• 95 -- cballlB
London, one mouth, 23f. I Se. three legman, see a•e made here respecting the rapid proceedings of the • NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
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RICE OP STOCKS Al LOUR O'CLOCK.lttislan avant gnat*: They prove that the army i
We received this moaning Dutch and Hamburg)) Extract from the Agent to Lzoro's at Constantinople, dated Ude.
or India Stack • authorised, on the tirst views of any event contrary to November- 1
t. Red. 831 1 Ditto Bonds 113 Papers to the 30th inst. respee tively. Th• it contents, 1
Pons. Shut. South Sea Stock the treaty, to act nn the o4Fe4sive, without waiting for •411 e Embargo has been removed, hot firmans are a sot. t•
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1 lett %
which be subjoin, possess no particular interest.
eu. to Old Annuities rders hom St. Petersburgh. . . gloater delay than previously, so that the only Eaglisb vends the 'i'.
es Bed. 901 j .11000 Excbeq. BlUs 53 54 AMSTERDAM, Dec. 28. . •••
New Shut. .COdC Dkto SS S 4 ANCONA, Dec. 10. haw sailed since the toth inst. are the &newish and William Moat.
According to private 'clefs from Smyrna, rf the the letter was pot back by contrary winds. Arrivals have
t. Scrip Stoo and 4900 Ditto 5.4 54 EROM THE FLORENCE GAUTTI.
t. 1826, • India for Awl. .. 214 November, communicated front a respectable The lonian steam boat on the 9th. Amn
taken place from betel...within these few days past,but ne linglieb
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rt. 19 146 Consols for Acct 841 i vessels have come in. The Ambassadors are still here, but In St& •
quarter, the Ambassador of the Netherlands at Con- •
FORtillsiN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOt K. stantineple had received from the Porte the most so- the passengers was the ctetary of nvevnoi sans,. Se • G A ' hope of bringing their negotiations to a satisfactory terrainatioammil t
General Chinch had arrived in Eastern Grace wish they are apparently ready for departure.
Bds.sp Ct. 591 60 Greek 11 Is, 1225. Sp Ct. 171 'emu assurances that the flu
ag and commerce 'amerce of tee
.est Me5.8e5,11123,6p Ct 451 i 1 1 5 five thousand men, and had been joined by several
Me Comer, Ounston, has been some time waiting ion mint at I
Tres Bele tip C. 45 Do Acct. 451 111 41 s Netherlands might depend upon entire protection, on Greek his Eueliency Mr. Canning.
Chiefs, among Whom was Varnakioti. He landed
45 4 Peru. Bonds,6 pCt Acct. a 5 account of the impaitiality ahewed hy the Netherlands Retract from the Assn's at Smyrna, dated Nov. 20s-"Pd!
ands, 6 per Cr. ItSf Porteg. Bds. 5p C. 711 on the 30th of Novesuber at Dragonsestre, in Acarnania
r feet good order, tranquillity, and security to all classes, Is Ma. "
us hood., 1824, 261 Do Acct. 71, Government. *hem he purposedus take possession of Missolonghi, '
Mined by the Parka. A few families, who had robe on bard et
.261 ~ Russ. Bds. 1822, Sp C. Acct Ste PETRoPAWLOSK (E A NITSCCIATIC A), Aut.. 11.
la. 3 p Ct. see Spanish Bds sp Ct toe 11 101 which has only a small garrison, and to excite the in- ship, have returned to their house ,ben themerchents yet lamthe •
591 ' Ditto s'o, tut it ' i On the 13th of this month a black and very heavy .
. - habitants of Epirus and Albania to take up alms. He goods in the vessels fm the Bay. The Turks continue to boil oat is
HI AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK. cloud was observed, at four. o'clock In the morning,
was supported -
by five Greek
of war. chips , the Castle of Selo." '-'
SOARS. rain. over the extinct volcanp of Arvatscha,' from which a - ...4
teican zoo 85 IS lbrahim Pasha had burnt Ttipoliza and gone to- ,
shower of sand full, which continued till fair in she
wards Navatin, Coron, and Merlon ;it was repotted A • •
Letters from Trieste of the 14th inst. &anomie the snivz.l of
35 20 93 95 ...
n 100 20 21i 21 afternoon. The shows rof sand was succeeded by an mum brig of war at Pirano, with tree news that Admiral
100 23 8i 9 that he wished to hire some Enropean merchantmen to de Riga), had burnt and destroyed she Grecian fleet, Cotecianded
iellcan 40 IS 15 14f 16 rain, mixed with very fine sand.
return to Egypt. He had been joined by the Arabs, by Lord Cochrane at Selo, for having esseravened the de..Saw:en
Fire 20 2 stl Is 6d Oa account of a:very strong sulphurous smell, it was '**
who were in garrison at Patras ; the Tut ks who tea elves by the three Allied Adinirab. The Master of the Bum, •
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EXCHANGES. difficult to remain above half an hour out of doors. On Den, arrived in etas pert from Aksaadria, report) that a Goes
tutu, Dec. 9.13--On Luodou, 1i 92j. 2M. 11 90.
the 9th, in the afternoen, and the 10th, in the morning, endered him of almost all his sails, loos boat and slogs
1, Due. 21-On London, 3M. 6 ISt.pirate pl
Ibrahim had dismissed all the Albanians in his service.
, Dm 12-0 b London,
3M. 6 22. i. several explersionss ‘Rd wiseagiwere perceived. On the 9th the ged to put oMaltatorii,blellis ken%
DM. 12-00 London. 3 NI. 9 14. Up to the 30th November three new English ships of re
-am., Doc. 30-Wind N.K-Ner arrivals.
atmosphere was to dal kened by clouds and vapour,
reasauean, Dec- 14-Os London, 3M. 101. - . war had arrived at Malta to reinforce Admiral Cocking. poalsaingtw‘ Dec. 29.-Wind N. to N. W.-Anivel the Ship.
tUSIRIAN FUNDS, VISSNA, Dammam. 19. that they were obliged to burn candles at six in the toeless, Come, from New Orleans. Sailed the Elizabeth and • . s
eletaiiieses see-Bank Shares 1040. ton, among which is a ship of the line from Lisbon Louisa,-•
afternoon, but. on the I Ith the air was again quite
- A vessel from the Archipelago brought the report, era, Cro Madeira and Sieves Leone; and Lady Holland, SALA..
tches were this moreing received at the Co. clear. It is generally believed that the mountain of
a hich needs confirmation, that Lnrd Cochrar e had left tor Madras and Bengal.
Arvalaka has fallen in: the oldest people do not re- resumere. Doc. s!.-Tie. mstwarshbosind have sailed.
gfice from Lieutenaut-G.neral Ittauno, atScio, after a conference with Commodore Hamilton.
FILNIOCTH, Die. 211.-Wind S.E. to S.:LB.-Arrived mane*, ' -
member to have ever wi•nessed a similar phenomenon. . . s•
uth Wales. The Russian squadron celebrated on the Ist Decem- Demme, from New smith Wales; sailed the sub August. and :
HAMBURGII, Dtc. '23. from Rio the 28tb October.. The Print:en Charlotte. vrticrieg
her a solemn funeral service for the brave men who fell
7nrette de France of Sunday was received this On the 24th November hi, Majesty the Emperor of into Sydney with female convicts as the Forth was leivkal .tho • .
at Navatin.- -Alger/wine Zeitong, Dec. 24. arrived the Flushing, Kure, from Sr. ',Damsel's ; and Sr A. Mae. '
; by Express. Tim intelligence from Vienna Russia, as King of Poland, published an ordenanee. kensie. Rosenvours„ from • Naples. Sailed tbe Fame. Dna, for
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a places, through this channel, throats some by which the directing Council is (+telexed immediately Lisbon; Comet, for Sc. -bilchners; Mary, PATTI., for 7.sit .
Sydney Papers to 'Le 4th of August have been re- and Caroline, Sraireav, far Genoa. The Shark, of London., liana. :
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a the repotted burning of the Greek fl:et by to convoke the Provisional Assemblies, fox the purpose
ceived at the North and South American Coffee-house' was driven on shore in a gale, on the 12th instant, at St. ilLzhads„ -ill
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I de It lON Y. It is said, in an article from Vienna, of choosing new Members in the room re those who arc and totally lost. • J
they contain little information. It is reported, in the ME11....1•0MM0
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•. STRATFORD CANNING, anticipating
nothd to go out by 10t..-Dmfrh Papers, t ee. 29.
Colony, that Australia and Tasmania are to be etc- About a quetter of an hour before the procession of • el
firm Constantinople, and which would be CHRISTIANIA, Nos 13. - I
the funeral of the brave and gallant officer, Captain
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red into a See, and that the venerable Archdeacon
later than the 4.h December, had directed Si' On the report made to Lis Majesty of the semence of BATHURST, ons"Thorsday last started, Captain Stine. - „el
SCOTT is to be the first Bishop. It is also understoot I
WELLEBLEY to forward his dispatches to him at the Corot on the Councillor of State, Collet, his Majesty.of the 94th Regiment, who was present with the other 0
The Austrian Observer declares that the letter by a resolution of the 17th of last month, declared and that the Ar-roreesv• 62886 AL is to take a seat in the Officers of that regimental depot, to attend the funeral; . 1
Colonial Council. was seen by several persons to leave the Marine Parade, . •
ly published by the French Journals, as having commanded-"_ No less e:ut of regard lor the temem.
.- - and on passing the gate was observed to gagger to. v
dressed by Prince METTERNICH to Baron Or• trance of the Royal aurhority, than of public and indi-
CADIZ, ntrIIIIER 7 • wards the wall, and before any assistance conk le
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,s, at Constantinople, re proving him for not vidual liberty, his Majesty w ill now permit that the We learn that his Catholic el •jesty has demanded rendered him, he fell down and expired.
econded the Allied A mbassadors, is a fabrication. exercise of the Rosa'. authio it y c'etermined ey'the Con the evacuation 01 Cadiz by el arch next, and has ordered A person walking along Oxfhord.streetothe other day, • . .
stitution, or that of the Na ti al Resresesitation, shall befog oat wry well acquainted. with t localities of town, eer h
mom THE GAZETTE DE TRAP ce,-Dec. 30. e that four tegimeets of the Ito'yal Guard to replace the
costing* Quaker with "This isn t Oxford-street, is I
PARIS, Dee. ess depend in the slightest degree on tire interpretation of French garrison. General Qaesada is to have the chief answered vi'th the characteristic formality oldie broad-brimmed •
Brethren :.'w-Verily, friend, first thou idlest a lie, ana them thou .-
MI direct from the Archipelago has yet arrived the Court of Justite.* ' command. eskers a question.-
i. We have up to this period letters only from ..
. COPEN II A G EN, Die. 2!. MADRID, D1CI5111(11 re. A Lady remarked to a celebrated Physicisn, noted... .
art, Trieste, and Vienna, which speak upon the Oa TI ursday afternoon the youngest daughter of The 3,000 COO teals sent by the Lower Provinces to alike for his skill and roughness of manner, that she
We continue to lay before our readers our cog- niece William cf Ilesse and Princess Charlotte of Den the King have been forwarded to Barcelona, and a past wished there were no such things as ner •
ves " I with
ence, and what we find in the German Juutnals mark died suddenly. A letter from Itipon, of the 14th of the money brought by the Perola has received the there wee no such the mummer -:
085 reply. " Then." instantly retorted the Lady, there ~.
to the affairs of the East. of this month, say, that on Friday evening a cannonade, same destination. The espenses of the year have been
would be no Doctors." It is said the Physician gene
TR- 14 THE AUGSBURG GAELTTE. ~hick was continued for three hours, was heard in some estimated at 800 million teals. A frigate has been humouredly acknowledged the justice of the la t Li%
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ODF-SSA, Dec O, villages to the south of this !dace; but later accounts launched at Fel rol called the Restoration. The ship of 4 '
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most recent letters from Constantinople say. stated it to have been made as sign ils by ships in distress, the line Hero, is repaising at the same poi t- both as. • THE MAR'KETS. - , _
: three Ambassadors ate preparing to set off. In Madame Catalani, who will give to-mottow her filet destined fut Havanna!). .
CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, lase. 31. .
(menet of the 24th, the Reis Effendi complained concert, is said to have received from his Majesty the ,--........--
We were most pientifilly 'applied with all descriptions of auk!
.sly, and at the same time with moderation, King of Sweden a diamond cross with very latge bra: We have, by ere Tut key mail this morning, letters frosts Estee, Kent, and Soak, and a large arrival of Float corm
other things cf the amicable declarations of the hams; from the Queen a diamond agraffr; and from hom Smyrna to the 21st ult. Perfect tranquillity and ways, which caused a gnat dullness in the meeting trade, and
he
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finest umples of Wheat with dillitalty obtained the prices ,a . ,
sadness while the Admirals were preparing for Prince Oscar and his consent a aecklsce and earnings of seethe y had been preserved there by the effoo ts of the Monday; bee there so
.beyer. for the le (Mee vat, net..., #
tstrophe of Navaria. They had, he said, gravely sapphires mixed with brilliants. flit Majesty has con- NONA, and the few families who had, gone on board the
Matting Barley is also heavy Wee and is. per quarts? eaueeft . . •
befog abundant. Beam and Fan of both kinds vr;;,e ems
remised it in the eyes of the Sultan and of the Di• forted Grand Ceo-s of Dannebtog upon M. de lii- the shipping had returned to their houses. The arrivalmer-
sae at the prices below quoted. Oats, although dui esibestayst be .
He added, that he seized that opportunity, in beaupierre, the Russian Ambassador at Constantinople. chants, however, still had their goads on board the yes- stated to be lower. Floor, mews to the Inge arrival. Iff extretuele . j
don at-our last currency. In other' ankles reeve is no Me . attar
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he was negotiating perhaps for the last time HANOVER, Dec. 20. eels in the Bay. These letters state that the Tusks in Sii! .
Wisest, Kent & Esser, Ms 621 ' Peas Grey 4139. 44.
mitt, to !mind them of the assurance they had A Proclamation, dated the 17th, convokei the As- the Castle of Scio still held out against the Greeks. Suffolk, 50s 60s • Bean's. Small (stow) 4!' 445 . t,.. 4.+.
im. It is remarkable that the Sultan, concealed 'toddy of the States of the kingdom for the 4th Feb. neat '!'he naval fence at Smyrna at the above date was . . Norfolk, ess ras Tick, (new) Mk 3.• 7.
co Oats, Potatoe 211 flas
ye Os p - S•
iisting in this conference. This language and The Emden herring fishery has been extremely sus- very considerable, consisting of the B R
eitieb ships of war parley 291 s 3ss ~s • • Poland 24. 22a
I Feed les 209 ' t
er energetic declarations of the hots Effendi in• cessful this year. Cambrian, Dryad, Rifleman; and Raleigh, the French Illak me sos
I the result cf . the negociation's. *sweets, the STOCKHOLM, Due. 14. SO gun ship Tridint. a, Russian frigate, and several 'Fleas, Wbke 40s 42a
Boilers 445 481 Plow, per sacc sss. entd •
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Rapeseed 20s 234 per hie • -
le, at the end of the conference, having left an Letters from Abo say, that the remainder of that uto. other foreign ships of war. .
Wheat. Enelish quarters
5,5011 Foreign Oats TATIOWS use was.
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g for the possibility of proeositions, some hope is fortunate town has been destroyed by fire. The ex. - .
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remained of them. portation of iron from Gothenburg, up to the 5.1 t, Dispetches were retetvrd nil Saturday at the Action Do. Ida' •-••• Beans. qrs.
1,106
spears that this was only a stiatagem for gaining arnoUtited to 140,0' 0 sh:p peunds. Barley,British ' • 1033 ltbsse
being 39,000 more :salty (romhit 4. Rear Admire Sit it WALLIS Ormer.Ciemmimmier
mat,sritish . Floor, sacks ;eras
4,845 '
f his Majesty s ships set the Sotdb A *tattoo. - '
at least the Ambassadors thought so, and dr. than last year.-Hamberele Papers, Dec. 29. . The Idant Don klioure went tniot.tuindsor this Des ".
5,951 K;;;Weas ao. lamb
al, on the 27th, their passports. It has been re- day, and to-morrow one of his pleasure's stags is to be turned out, . fimiTHIPIELD MARKET, Dm. se 1
We also received the AlgenteiniZeflung to the2sth inst to give his
Royal Highness the pleasure of an English stag hunt.
We have little variation in the prices of Beef this mom -ir. :
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that there was no necessity fir their so doing. It • • 51. per stone torus best Meat. M • , -
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it contains advises from Jassy so late as the llth Decem• Yesterday morning, sit elever; o'clock, Dr; Cop... (potation bei. ng 41. 10d. to
Lan advance of from *d. to 4...
, nevertheless, that tlsey remained yet several days, sense, the Bishop of Llandaff elect, went in procession (Min the Bears a sirmist._.(lußta!)::n;gten.,n.m e young Calves being - i 11..,..
ould not set sil'until the beginning of December. her. The Russian troops on the frontiers appear im- Chapter-house so St. Paul's Cathedral, where be was installed as 'tore' Veal '''''. ye' tie---, 'a i stationary at aim last Alm
6s. lid. per grime; and Pork tra e a
patient for tl.e con mencement of hostilities, a report Dean. with' the usual ceremonies After Divine Service had been Ps 140- Calves,lo4.
e Ist, they exhorted, by circulars, their re ssective performed, the pr salonwhich Sir Citaistonten -,, among was Beasts, 1,292 ; Sbeep.l743o; -rs. ,
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subjects to put their affairs inordet, so that they being speed. which proved to be untrue, that spore Itoausson, and otlarr.Members of the Recksiasticit Court, In full Beef, pee stone, 4s. to 55. Mutton, 4.6 4d. to % „
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t.
to 61. ed. Pork ss. Id. to Is. 4d..-Ilay, ger INA. ‘ ' _
Tut kish cavalry had massed the Danube, and were sonnets of office with the Prebendaries, Minor Canoes, doe. re to
Ills. 6d. Clo, ,"4 ss. to 15 105. Straw, iti IL to A. t 1.
be lady in the space ofthrte days, if they wished - turned to the Chapter.lionee:
marching upon Bucharest, a general movement id the LIVERPOOL. Dec. ZS
art. Nearly eight hundred pounds were received at Co late; :-
ade this week hesitater little, sneers
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VIENNA, Dui. INN Russian camp was the consequence, and two pulks vent Garden Theatre the evening Mr. 'CRAW, CNA nun rekCer"
he'll-the wectrek's sales; the im • are 11,6110 bar. 'i
have
have to-day received letters direct from Smyrna, of Cossack; immediately crossed the Print), how- K
_sristeeit, and CHARLIE} YOUNG played in Othello. The „Lk.,
enure 10,350 hags, at barely last week's ratts.l tain, ; • i
the 25d of November. which make no mention of ever, on the discovery of the fiction, the Russians largest receipt ever knowe at the regular prices was one Suns', Etc 7-There has been a dull weethin to.
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evening lan season, at Drury Lane Theatre when we parley only 300 bilds. Sugar having bevaer rsr 01.."1.7 = 0
co
luting of the Greek fleet at Scio. We. begin to immediately fell back to their old quarters behind the ra
have heat d tee amount exceeded nine hundred pounds. recut; and 130 c.se: Medussefsaart ark".
and
la fewahaineue
n,..ri
the truth of this mews. . 1 Pruth. • This-proves, says the Article, e that the army is
. It these reports lee true, wno will veeture to town Lisa 10,,S.,s,:sirta;l• per lb. ' lint foreign Sugar, Cocoa, aid! t.ote
tets front Plankfott of the 25th Dec.tay-The let-1 authorised on the first views of any event contrail to the English people are not the.trical? . • I s have becti made. •
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DON MIGUEL.
ri
Micusg.. Infant of "Pinta-

since Monday last the
of the lltasteinos %triage,'
for the list thtee deys he

yeittraly motrt;ng, in con•e•
,mailon having been received or
s on Saturday, the troops La
Guards, and a troop oft troops
, appointed as a Guard
•yal Highness (and who
rich), received orders to
for parade at P moment's
labies ware placed at the
the Hospital, with orders
public. A very consi-
, however, receive per
as nive o'clock the grand
'mated appearance. A code
for the purpose of 416-
thich the little squadron
placed in the tower of
announced the succession

a tor 7 in Greenwich Pat k.
his Royal Highness the
from flashy. His Rupti
new uniform of an Admiral,
ratter and Guelphic Orders.
ived Earl. Nlountcha, les and
drered in the Windsor Um-
ially by the King to ac-
ing his stay in this coun-
t understand, to reside in,
his Royal Highness the
garquis Palmella). The
, attached to the embassy,
Gentletnen and merchants,
to their Prince. These
sses. The Governor of the
), the Deputy Govetnar
Officers of the N.svy and
tressed in full utilorm, to do

As and Life Guards entered
er commatidtd by Major
Hon. Captain Legge. The
is were also in attendance
ive o'clock the male and

Naval Asylum Schouls
,quare, and after passing
magnificent flight of steps

the signal man announced
hauled down at the Ob.
Union Jack. Tnts indi-
reached Wonlwich, and
confirmed by the report of
saluting his Royal High-
High Admiral now came
and continued, to walk on
1 of the Royal Foreigner.
the high state of health and
ghness evidently enjoyed,
trion, affability, and conde-
ighout the day. His Royal
in his promenade succes-
Deputy Governor of the
Sir William Freemaale,
.Artnes, and the Fence of
in uncommonly fine and
of six Get high. dressed
and wearing two or thre

the passage must have
studiously so, in order to give
oppcntomity of seeing the
o'clock before the Union

ing been hauled down at the
. the arrival of the squadron
moment the sun shone forth, and
'`ul effects upon the scenery
' upon the sails of the va•
..sciowdeil. Shortly after,
rls, and the Portuguese flag
re-sel (the Admiralty yacht )
the Life Guards remounted,
position in the centre of the
,ished individuals we have
anding place. Precisely at
acht, in which was the Royal
he hospital, preceded by the
she had been towed. The
vessels were manned, and his
-ly landed under a salute,
ng " God save the Kinie.?
immediately low. eyed. His
,ed by the Portuguese Am
(ding place, and, on reach-
Is stranger was introduced
and by his Royal Highness
Taws' Officers. The Infant
at Villa Real, M. de Malo,
lambellains; by M. Pereira,
Bombe!, as Austrian Minis-
of Legation to M. Bombe];
the Prince. The splendid
ward to, and entered the Go-
remained for a few minutes
of the Coldstream Guards
detachment. and played a
carriages, drawn each by
several outriders, in the R syal
'door of the Governor's hoose,
Royal visitor re-appeared.
.riage, accompanied by Earl
Secretary of the Portuguese
trumpets again playing
and drove slowly round the
fine view was afforded him
and interessing spectacles

. celebrated and Chtisen spot.
rormed in order of escort, and the
L The Portuguese Ambas-
Gentlemen, followed in their
Ins terminated the ceremony
Prince on Btitish ground.
appears to be about twenty-five
' five feet six or seven inches.
very sensible and gentle•
.est and reserved. yet cour-
,lthough on his landing he
dating the very kw mi.
fernor's House be recovered
his re•appearance returned
respect with which he was
Highness was dressed in
any order or decoration

uncommonly 6no and favourable
"I the exception crrthe fall of
Marquis de Palmella's car•

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A ItRIVAL OF. DON.
—..ww•—•
• , • iitAinial Highness Doti Mx
10, has at length arrived is Lon
i.. Tu„ t ers are aware that 1
nuns for the reception of
' complete, and diet fen
... tig klen -tee!), exploded.
At a er y early hour yenta&
pence of positive information h
....
the Princes arrival at Calais on :
topal of the C.ildstream Goal
le Regiment of Life Guards),
'll Bomar and escort to his Roy
save been quartered in Gieenwi
told ihemselves in readiness for
tie. Sentinels and constable
gates and avenues leading into th
ro perent the entrance of the
rersole number of persons did,
inlssiost to enter, and so early as
~• • •Kilageiseepented a most animate
't onf sigisak tad been laid down f
•
ensii,ldte various points at wl
:sh'peild- strive. A gran was p
. Queeridary's building, who an
' of signals hoisted on the Obsery at
-Shortly after eleven o'clock I
Lord High Admiral arrived fro
, Highness was dsessed in the new
'and wore the stars of the Garter
I About the same time arrived 1
' Sir William Fseemantle, dresse
Poins, who ire appo;nted sr ecis
a
0-•eend on th. Prince Miguel din ii
I try. Cad irlountchatles is, we
- see hiss. ri Dudley's) with I
Pees mbassadot (the Al
' C Real, the pee s•gra a
sad several other Portuguese GI
aboanieedi to pay their duly
• 0 weresilliks full. Court dresses.
- - Sr Richard Keate,),
i "cod), and other e
• oft ifnieslai
thetelir iwerence. also dress
vonout
At deirdko'clock the Guards
tl•e grasilersare—the farmer
Ificbolsobi the latter by the Hi
septets bands of both regiments
ie sbeir state uniform!. At twel
male children of the Royal
Abate brought into the grand sq
rorind. wine stationed on the m
tningihkaouthern side.
Soontandtwelve o'clock the
that* Mich flag had been h
seivatel , and replaced by the
rated that the squadron had t
was intniediately afterwards co
they fired at that arsenal, s
nests he,passed. The Los d 1
from the Governor's house, ant
the Terrace until the arrival i
It was delightful to observe the
*bits which his Royal High
and particularly the animatioi
aCtllOOB. be displayed thraughc
liighness was accompanied it
' • tirdy, by the Governor and I
Boajital, Earl Mounteharles,
.3r.el Wood, R•iyal Marin
okine Laugenbourg, an
p Toting man, upward. o
its Royalltaff uniform, ar
foreign decorations.
• flab Woolwich upwards '
very slow, perhaps studio
.Royal Highness a better c
ecnintry, ask was past two it
.f.ck was announced as having
Observatory—the signal for th
off Blicinell. At this moment
' produced partial but beautiful
of the banks of the River, and
rims vessels with which it was
the smoke of two steam vessels,
et the mast head of a third ye-
were descried. Immediately the
the Poo Geards took their pot
irate. and all the distinguis
isentionediepaied •to the lan
half past,two o'clock, the yach
*Moser, arrived in front of the
• two steam vessels by which sh
idle and rigging of the vesse
Ittoyil Highness immediately
the Winds and trumpets playin;
4.l"herlissecesbese fl og was Mr
4115►e1 Highness was received
sador and suite, at the land
the
illustrious
al
theLorteneedam;gthheAlldtmusi
t the Governor and other Na
raccompanied by Count
.srMazi. diita:amidiantiluhaeir; xasCi. Behan
•,
• ter; M. Camera, Secretary of
:and M. Pieche, Physician to 1
.perwession then moved for was
• rernor's home, where they re
nnly. daring which the band
was drawn up in front of the
Martial air. Two of the King'
f., lOW bones, preceded by sever
Mei; then drew up to the doe
. s•
assist immediately the I
entered the first cards.;
Hoteetchades and the Seer
filth y, (the bands and
A were the King") and
4. .11, which means a fi
oost of the most beautiful
lesintoirhod even at this C
'rtletifit l: arc's then formed
• Royal atamicade proceeded.
: 1 i'sador, aildtoloblemen and Ge
eespectiesetriages, and thu•
s cf receintirthe Portuguese 1
. His Royal Highness appal
. years of age. In height fir
He is a pale young man, of
manlike appearance—modes
teous in his manner. Althr
seemed a little nervous, yet
Ms cf his stay in the Gore
• -fos'ession, and on h
'h't e the mark, of re
rTe•-• y all. His Royal
- 040 hoick clothes without
• vorlw... •)•.• %,
.-,1 '• • ter was uncemr
for the • • fn; and, with 01l
4113 e of thy, leaders in the M
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