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London, England, 1828-05-26 00:00:00

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.tpNTRACT FOR COLOURS, TURPENTINE, AND
INGREDIENTS FOR MAKING PAINT, Ike.
NAVY OFFICE, May 23, 1828.
TIME PRINCIPAL OFFICER'S and COMMIS
SIONERS of his MAJESTY'S NAVY do Aereby git;e IV;Ptice,

FWIICH PAPERS.

te England, where she k going to pan some time with
her' Royal Highnebs' the Duchess of Clarence-, her
datighttiv
The Universal Gazette of Greece, of the 22d March,
contains the fulkiwing tincument t
CIRCULAR CF TR* COVIIKNMENT TO TUE PROVINCIES OF

FROM TRIO OAtiTTIR DI PRANCE, MAY 24.
CONSTANTOOPLR, Aran.
The festival of the Bairam has been celebrated in the
greatest tranquillity ; the Sultan made his entry into
the Seraglio, accompanied by all the great men and the
regular troops. The inhabitants of the Seraglio do not
appear to be at all uneasy about political events, or to
fear the en; anee of the Russians any more than a sim-
ple insurrection of the Greeks. Their confidence, it is
true, is founded on the notion that the Russians will
only occupy the principalities, and that they would be
afraid, if they adr►anced any further, of some collision
with the other Powers of Europe.'
All the Russian subjects had left the capital some
days ago. The Seradcier Paella has given to the Sultan
a grand dinner, and, since then, a fete to the regular
'troops, the expense of which is estimated at 600,000
piastres.

That on Tilt:away, the 12th of June next, at One o'Clock, they
will be ready to treat with such Persons as may be willing to Con-
tract for supplying his Majesty's several Dock Yards, with CO-
LOURS. TURPENTINE, and INGREDIENTS for making
I NT, &c.
A Form of the Tender may be seen at this Office. No Tender
will be received after One o'Cleick, un the day of Treaty, nor any
noticed, unless the Party or an Agent for him attends.
Every Tender must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to
the Navy Board, and signed by Two responsible Persons, engaging
to become bound with the Person tendering, in the sum of .El,OOO,
for the due performance of the Contract.

.THE GREEK STATES.
Tna Pstunomax OP Gazecs—Motives of humanity
and policy indUch the Government to order you to col.
lect all the Tucks and Arabs who are prisoners, and to
seod them to Napoli to be placed under the care t f the
Governor of that place, who has received the necessar)
instructions respecting them. The Government hopes
that the good will of those who have prisoners in iheii
power wal render unnecessary any compulsnry mea-
sures to Wein the humane and advantageous object At
the deliverance.tif our countrymen by mauls of an ex-
change of prisoneri.
" The President, J. t.. 040 DISTRIA.
" Pores, 16th March, inn." .anistifwt Paper.

The certainty of the approaching entrance of the
Russiacs has put every thing in motion, and given occa
sion to marches of troops, and to repeated and vigorous
orders firim the &half for a general aiming of the
people. According tcs the orderi that hive been given,
30,000 'urn a.-e to assemble at Rnd,chtik, 8 000 at

•
LISBON, MAY 17.. .
- ,PRIV,VO CORKESPONDENCE.
bere.cerictane, worse and worse every day.
We nesiergyettin -e ty it oment a great persecution.
Rpeismice Timers', 'end pushing will
stow -nsaltsrthrtn desist from their plans. Candido Josel
Merrier, Consiode Cunha, and yome other-roma% havis
seemed !Wert to leave the country, and I believe some,
will go by the packet. This order, lam told, will ear
! utml•te all these Noblemen who refused to sign the
Petition tor making L.MaMigael King absolute. Condt
Jt Pante, Conde deFigeeira, and Viscoade da Awes,
it is Jews' ted„ are -to be eiSpAtthei as Ministers tcs•tbe
Courts..Pasis, Rome, and London. ,
To have an idea how the interior is in a state of
diviroo and fermentation through the influence of the
magistrates and the roooks, ')yid priests, I shall only
sate what has justdiappened atSantarem.t After a feast
end le Deum of acclamation, there was to be a weal
bstil fight, where all the bulls were to be butchered Si
the usual aninsino way, because they had been nelected
l‘spotted imalhados), •in allusion to tbe partisans of Asa
.Podro, who arc called thuilay,the,rebpls, who in,retuie
late called bastards in refereqice tp theirlbsolute king •
1 but the malhados or liberals of Santariai hiving riaide •
that the'Bastards should not have theiefun, Contrived.
to spread in several parts of the amphitheatre for tbit
bull fight, some spirit of turpentine, and just befote'the
!time of admittance, set fire to it. In less than an.hour,
all the building was reduced to ashes, without the
authors having been found out. The botifire was Much
4bore amassing to the Liberals than to the Bastards, es,
you may well suppose. _ - -

,AtieiAnople. aad tke principa, of 1t,V.000 v:tell, at Con-
.thav-efF.:FuTit mrce o,( the last. is not
above' 000 meti.."o6leic we. of infer that tlt.e..ntilitb
do roit-i:ta,lnut to /Mite than a fonith *Of thcit nomintl
force,

The Porteappears to have receivedolinme itintleasint
news from Szr•ia. It lists sent for tbe.D-i*inieslif that
country, and signtied"fo them that the. 'Serviatt, were
to deliver up their arms to the 9 Pacha of Bell; sop bei
cause it eriutd not, ender the preient see
with indtfference a nation in arms, which is 4191ecti'tsi
it, and shoe inclinations are doubtful. Tlit•Servian
Deputies, and Pnnce•Milosch, are responsible for this
order, but they have at the same time received 4 promise
that the Porte will not send any troops into' their
country. The Goternment has just thrown 'new ob.
stades in the way of the corn trade in the Black Sea.;—

• ight Captains of Austrint vessels have been obliged to
eliver into the. Government warehouses their cargoes,
t a loss of :;(/ per cent. The remonstratices of M.
ld'Ottelifels on this subject have been fruitless.
The Porte has concluded with the United States of
North America a convention, graraing to their ships
the Channel, but not into the Black Sea,. on payment,
of a duty of 5 per cent. on t!.e value of their cargo.—
Several vessels of that nation have accordingly entered,
in the course of theweek, under theieowit flag.
M. de Minim has sailed for Leghorn.
The Admirals of the Allied s :uadrons have refused
,the application made to them by the Porte, to assist
`with their mediation the Commission of Greek Bishops,
whom it has sent to persuade the Greeks to submit. ft
is affirmed that Admiral de Rigny replied, that they had.
no power to accede to the wish of the. Porte, to which
be could give no other advice than to adhere, as soon
as possible, to the terms of the Treaty of the 6:h
of July, and to accept the mediation of the P.,werli
—that this was the only means of salvation which it had
left, in its critical situation—and that every day whick
it should,delay in complying with this salutary advice,
'could only add to the amount• of the sacrifices which
would iiie imposed upon its.
• . • PARIS, May 23.

" Last Sendai is courier arrived from Vienna, with
dispatches for Government, and for the Austrian Mi-
nister. It is generally believed they are of ite most
disagreeable nature for the rebels. It is affirmed, that
the Austrian Government signifies to Don Miguel that
it will never acknowledge any other Sovereign than
bon Pedro and his daughter Maria TI. It is also' as-
sured that Prince Metternich has written to Count Villa
Real, praising most highly Ills conduct. and advising
hies to resist constantly all rebellious acts against the
only legitimate King, Don Pedro. This may be and
it is so I dare say, but the Austrian mental reserve will
be shereintroduced somehow.
• ".s Several persons employed by Government, and
dissenters to the acclamation, had asked for leave of
absence, and among them several Noblemen, who after-
wards were • induced to remain on account of the bad
effect it would have abroad for Don Miguel ; however,
same of them have, in the course of the week, received
orders to use their leave to go abroad, and among them
M. Candid() Xavier, the last Minister of War, by ad
;Merin, and Director of the Royal Military College.
This astonishes every one; for be.ides having prepared
the way pretty well in his ministerial capacity for what
is passing now, and his having been Count Subserra's
intimate anti ablest assistant in his premiership, he
might still prove useful with this party, as he has been
with all others; however, he goes by the packet; and
•
may he employ his talents in England (for he certainly
it a very cleier officer and keen statesman) to the ad-
vantage of his country and legitimate King
" We learned soon alter the sailing of the packet last
week, that Colonel Pinto Pizarn, General Saldanha's
assistant Minister,
.was shipped off for England in.a
merchantman. Government attached such importance
so his departure, that the Magistrate Neto, who ern•
barked hissak4ollowed the vessal,an a barge with shims,
astir as theliar, and waited till. he saw the vessel out
of sight, an authenticact of which was drawn up there,
having for witnesses the tower of Sr.. Julian and that of,
irugin, Ind thiy Could not siin, some of the rowers
Of the barge signed for them. This act was presented to
Do'n Miguel immediately after by the same Magistrate,
and it is said that he is to get a crachat fur the achieve.

All the doubts raised by a Journal, respecting the
authenticity of the Act of abdicAtion.of Don Pedro, are
destitute of foundation. The attested copy, which we
published on ' the 15th, was sent directly from kin de
Janeiro to his Majesty's Government, by M. de Gabriac,
who had it hirbself from the Ministry of his Majesty the
il
Emperor
of Brasil. •
_ - -

It is aCfirnied, that the Minister, of all the Power!
accredited to Ole Regent of Portugal, hate just received
order); to quit Lisbon. This unanimous proceeaing has
beeis rendered necessary by the late acts of the Regent.
We can certify that the•Baron-Duraud de Marruil,
cuting the orders of his Court, will not deviate in any
respfct lions the resolutions ado tip comma by the
Mitibters of England and Austria, ,
Ftcuce Frams—Nuis, Mar gr 23.--e per Cents. losr.
Four and Half per Cents. 95E ree pet Vents. 70t. 25e.
Bank Stock, I,9lsL—Rentes de Naples, 76f. 65e,. ....Royal Spanish
Loan. 72.—E:change on Loudon, one month, 45f. 25e0;—Three
mouths, 251. 15e.

FLANDERS
BUpfkARl4:l, bki.yr 4.
• • The Capi Kiaja of the Prince of Wallachia, residing
at Guergervo, was lately su rowsonCcl 'befdre
Ahmed, Governor of that fortress, • and asked-;-" What
was the meaning of all the bustle and contusion atßul
cbarest ?" He at least saw no reason (or it, as no cause
for alarm bad been given by the Turks, as he himself
hardly ever leftibe fortress, unless to exercise his soldiers
without the Walli,itrid had sent almOst all his' people
over the Danube, to keep.the festival of the B.it am.
He desired the Capi jCisia to wilts to his Prince, that
there was no reason whatever to fear an incursion of the
Turks into Wallachia; and that he himself ph; Gri
vernor of the tortreaq would be acting as a rebel and
iraitor to the Porte, if heuidertbOk any thkg of the
kind.—Amarian .06server, May 14. •
VIENNA, ALtir 13.
In consequence of the Russian eeclaration,dtc.of26ai
April, which have had a very iatisfatroil effect; by the
assurance that Rtissia does not urn Aral cdnquestsi
our funds have risen.

• •

AMERICAN TARIFF.

Philadelphia Papers to the 20th ult. bring an account
of the progress of the new Tariff Bill in the House of
Itepresentatives. It appears that on axes, adzes, knives,
scythes, spades, saws, .steel-yards, etc,. impoi red, there
will be an additional duty of ten per cent. On manu-
factures of wool (carpeting, blankets, gloves, kc. ex-
cepted,) the actual value of which, at the place where
ditty are booght, shall not exceed 50 cents. the square
yard, :here will be levied 20 cents. per yard ; and 14
cent per yard on those, the original •alue of which
may not exceed $S and one-third cents. per square yard.
Thq,following duties.attach to articles of higher value,
ititieei *here they may be shipped :
On all mauttfactirrei of /Wool, or of which wool
shall be 'a .component part, except as aforesaid, the
actual value of which, at the place %home imported,
shall exceed one dollar the square .yatil, and shall not
exceed two dollars and fifty cents. the square yard, there
shall be levied, collected, and paid; a duty of one dollar
on every square yard.
4• All manufactures of wool, or of which wool shall
be a component part, except as aforesaid, the actual
value of whittle at the place whence imported, shall ex-
eeid two dollars and fifty cents the square yard, and
shall not-exceed Emir dollars the square yard, shall be
deeMed tax thistif cost, at the place whence imported,
four dollars the square yard, and a duty of forty per
cent. ad valorem shall be levied, collected, and paid on
such valuation.

The accounts received from various wrier, of the
inefficient means of resistance that the Turks posses',
May perhaps contribute to this eft ct, by /shirting out I
errospecethat a speedy adjustment of the differences be-
tween 'the parties will take place.
The'snail from Constantinople, with the letters of 2Sd
April, arrived here to-day, by way of Bucharest. The
letters will not be delivered ull to-morrow.
.lidetallique:e; 110 ;* Bank Shares, 1,014.
J ASSY , MAT 7.
'sr Espana.

, This letter, after reciting the passage of the Pruth
and the OicUpaiions of Jassy., in the same manner as the
Austrian Observer. already received, aqds—" According
Cdrktierr froth Galata; of the '23d and 2.51. h of labt
month. the preparations ot the Russians for ihe passage
of the Danube are carried ,on with g'eat activity. A
divisionpt infantry and a divi.ion ot Cossack% have ar-
ribak, near Keni, and fourieen l'arge boats
sFittiVoita; stationed at Lmael, have been °Mired to
IIW trill bah r of R Alger:mita Zeitang, May 18.
• • " MANUMIT, Mae is,
ptir Serene Highnelisth%Duchets Dowager of S sae-
Sronuageii ben yelteidiy eiening, pa her -way
vs:iv/Am; f'VV; I • eig. • 7 4.1 k cri • 4 Z., •

" 041 all manufactures of wool, or of which wool
shall be a component part, except as aforesaid, the ac-
tual yalue of which, At the place whence imported, shall
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cottostVshall be a material, excepting non-
kel ai dire.% mina, the original cost of
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