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London, England, 1827-03-31 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

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• UAW VIZ QUOT/DISPIIIII Or WIIDIIUDAY.
Wei:ere informed some days ago of theapproaching
•wocall of the Duke de Villa Hermosa, the Spanish Am-
-bitssador in-Paris. We were unwilling to publish thi,
Yews, because of the serious consequences which it could
nut Nil to have but since the LtosTe has received orders
to anninioce the Ambassador's departuie, and endea-
vours at the %ame time to divert pub is at ention from

the real cause, further sile❑ce on our put would be

vr,eles.s ^. •
We will nit, lite the Rode, say th tt this measure
has been adopted in eonsequeece of a conve Lica be-
tween Spain and England, relative to debts due to the
. English subjects;" but we shall state, that the Ft ench
Giverntnent having tecallecl its Ambassaior from.
.drill without rep'. cing him, Spain has thought fit
-to follow the ex.smple. We shall add, that the head of

a department in the office of the Spani►h Minister for,
F neign Aff,irs will be substituted for the Duke de
Villa Hermosa, in the character of Charge d'Affaires.
Thus things ale put on an equal footing at Madrid
and Paris. To-morrow we shall speak more at length
on this event, of which every one must now feel the
importance.

. Tamar TUX ITOILX. DAM TUUIJDAY, IUIII2II 29.
PARIS, Masco 28.
The Augsburg Gazette gives, under the head of
Odessa, news from Constantinople to the 2d of March,
which agree with those we extracted yesterday. When
N. Ribeaupierre went on the 20th of February to visit
the Reis Effendi, he resolved not to subject himself to
any troublesome etiquette.
(The Austrian Observer indeed says, that he was ac-
t ompanied only by an interprete .) The correspondent
of the Augsburg Gazette idJs, that M. de Ribeaupierre
declared in that interview not only that he approved of
theproposals made by M. Minziacky on the ith of Fe-
bruary, simultaneously with Mr. S. Canning, but that
these proposals mutt be previously accepted to become
th'e basis of further negotiations. It is said that the
Itussian Minis:er, after representing the dangers to
which the Porte exposed itself, ended with pleading the
cause of humanity. The Reis Effendi, who will not
hear of any foreign intervention in the affairs of the
Greeks, whom he calls rebellions subjects, probably
cares little about humanity. But even allowing that
the Greeks are rebels, how is a stop to be put to the
sanguinary warfare carried on by the pirates, who have
done such injury to the European commerce in the
Mediierranean?
Six year: experience has proved that the Porte has
not sufficient power to stop the insurrection either by
gentle means or by arms. It has closed the way against
the first by all kinds of violations of faith towards the
Greeks, and as fur the second, setting aside its acknow-
ledged weakness, it would be too late used, that Russia,
France, and England had made arrangements with the
Greeks. The conference is said to have lasted three
houru. After M. de Ribeaupierre had exhausted all
imaginable argument, the Reis Effendi answered ver-
bally by what he had already said to M. de Minz acky
on the Sth of February,,lB24 ; that the Porte could not
admit any foreign intervention in this affair, but that
the proposals of Russia and England should be laid be-
fore a great Divan. In consequence of this an answer
is expected, which had not been received on die 2d of
March, either by M. de Ribeanpierre or Mr. Canning
Count Guilleminot, the French Ambassador, declared
in writing some days after the conference, the accession
of France to the proposals of Russia and England, and
received a similar answer.
PARIS, Dimwit 24.
Count Ofalia has passed through Bayonne, on his
way to Paris.

FIWIC zirA stworteß or WIZIOCIIDAY•
• PAID% IMAacu 27.
The Duke de la Rocbefoncauld, Peer OP:Vance,'
closed to-day, at five o'clock in the attention, his bog
camel-, at the age of 81 years.

FROM THE LONDON APtlittabilM
. .44...•1614 IN? : ? 11
41111 L avercip ttp
Jobs Drummood, late of Brown's-14w *11412:11
April IS, to Mut *levee, at tllm- fikos
Bankrupts, %anemia street. ' ' iq.
Thomas Sheath, jun. Birmingham, brasier, rebraitl INI
April 5, at threat et dm Royal Hotel,
*NY RU PTS.
Joseph Curwen, Liii;peak merchant, to surrender, April 40,11 s
and May 11, atihrestat the George Inn, Liverpool. Attraeles
Messes. Taylor pad Co. Temple; or Messrs. Lam and Co.
Liverpool.
George lOUs, Clifton, Torkshire, trlne.merebmt, April 11, 12,
and May 11, at eleven, at the Eby Harm. Mooksate. Attomlos,
Messrs. Brook and. Co. York; or Messrs. BeU and Co. Bow
Churth-yard.
Robert Butterfield, Scriven-with-Teptergate, Yorkshire, lax.
dresser, April 12, 14, and May it, at twelve, at the fi:lephant
and Castle Inn, Knaresborough. Anoraks, Meeks Strang.
ways-. and Go. Barnordi Inn; or blr. Mathew Gin, Kamm.
borough.

Thomas Alfred Kendall, Paternoster-row, silk-manufacturer, April
6, 13, and May H. at eleittd, it the Court of Commissioners
of 'Bankrupts, Baskighall-street. Anorak", Mr. James, Buck.
lerstinty.
Chrhtopher Bartlett,late of Plyniontli, shipowner, April 17, 16,
and Mos 11, at Oases, at the London Inn, Detanport. Attar.
ales' Mr. James Olhard‘Devonport ; or Mr. H.W. Sole. Alder.
tnanburr.
Thomas tqlor, Laisteßasi Der.trysbire, victualler, April 10,14,
and May 11, at nine. at White s Hotel, Manchester. Antonin,
Mr. J. Tyler, Pump-court, Temple t• or Mr. Harrop, Stockport.
Okra* Tuostall, late of Worcester, bop-merchant, April 19, 99, '
,and May 11, it eleven, at the Clown Inn, Worcester. Attar.
nits. Messrs. Harvey. and Co. Lincoln's Inn-fields; Mr. flenj.
Bodintstan, Forniears ;or Mr. W. Woodward, Poralmre.
John James, late of Merthyr-Widell. Glamorganshire, carpenter,
April 19,20, at eleven, and May 11, at one, at the White I..kin
Inn, Bristol. 4(mM:re, Mews. *Am land Cu /116604015, rat
Messrs. Williams and Co. CardifE •a •:. &
Thomas Robinson. late of Liverpool, blacksmith. Aga jeltiat
and May 1, atone, at the York Hotel, laVerpool. A
Mr. John Ridley, Liverrag; or Mr. E. Ctester, Staple lon.
Henry Partridge, Birmingham, dealer and chapman, April 11, 19,
and May 11, at otte,tt the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attornies,
Mews. Clarke and Co. Chancery-lane; or. Moses. Tyndall and
Co. Birmingham.
Richard Ttiompeon, Winchester, Southamptentlire, eaneensrarr.
man, April 16, at six, 17, at tea, and May 11, at one. al the
White Hart Inn, Winchester. Anoraks, Mews. Bremrldge
and Co. Chancery-lane; or Mr. B. Winter, Winchester.
William Tlihy, King's.place, lilackenan-street, Southwark, mill-
wright, April 10, at tea, 20, at eleven, and May ii, at tea, at
the. Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghad.street.
Attorney, 4r. C. B. Teague, Cannon-street.
Charles Carter, Uxbridge, linendraper, April 6, 12, at eleven,
' and May 11,- at ten, at the Court of Commisdonera of Bank-
' ropts, Basinghall.street. Attorney. Mr. D. Jams, Sisr.lano.
:Henry Richard Whittle, Spitaidekhomarket, potato-salesman.
April; 6,.and May 11, at eaves', at the Court of C..nrmissioners
of bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Weymouth,
Chancery-lane.
Thomas Ratchlf, Ramsgate, Kent. harder, April 6, at ten, 20, at
eleven, and May 11, at twelve, at the Court of Conunissionersi
of Bankrupts, llasinglull•street. Attorney, Mr. John Taylar,
Clement's Ina.
Philip Gates, Stanground, Huntingdonshire, tanner, April 3, at
eleven, 10, and illay I I, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners •
of Bankrupts Basitighall street. Attorney, Mr. Hardwick,
Lawrence.lane, Cheapaide.
Elbert Doren, Fritb.street, St. Ann's, tailor, Apra 3,6, at two,
and May 11, at one, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank-
rupts, Basinghad street. Attornles, Messrs. Saunders and Co.
Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square.
DIVIDENDS to be made In BASING HALL-STREET.

April 17, Prayer Cauttiont, Old Broad-street, merchant, atl
twelve. April 20, William Fitawilliam How, South Sea Chant;
hers, Threadneedle-street, merchant and insurance broker, at one.
April 6, James Brlghnnore Froggott and William Lifleyman,
Doncaster, Yorkshire, woollen and Hoendrapers, alt ekega. April
120, William Piper, Hammersmith, barge builder, at, Mac April
20, Juarph Swaiihen, late of Alanor.ruw, East Smilthekl. &net.
client, at twelve. Aptil 20, John Gilbert Smith, High-ninet,'
IRirough of Southwark, Surrey, cheicemonger, at twelve. April
I to, &Milt! Hodgson, Dueeratreet, Piccadilly, wine mercbint,,
at eleven. AprU 20,Joseph Manton. dianover.aquare, gun maker,
at twelve.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
April 10, John Brunton, Southwick, Durham, ship-bull:kr, at'
twelve, at the MOntwearmouth-shdae Hotel, Henkwearkeinuth.
More. April 23, Thomas Loud, now or late of Dover, Kent,;
torn dealer, at eleven, at the Gpildhall, Canterbury. April lON
Joseph Wheeler, late of Cardiff, Glamors anabire, builder, M twelve,
at the Angcl Inn, Cardiff. April 20, Datild"Richards„ Aberdare
Glamorgambire, grocer, at twelve, at the Angel Ina. Cardiff:
April 20, Atkin Russell, March, Isle of .Fly, Cambridge,grocer, at
twelve, at the Crown Inn, St. Ives. Iluntingdonshite. April 20,
William Come, St. Ives, I luntingdonshire, corn merchant, at one,
at the Crown Inn, St. Ives. April 21, Williant Whiteley ind
James Whiteley, late of Leeds, Yorkshire, dyers, at eleven, at the
Sessions House, Leeds. .

CERTIFICATES.—AtiIt 20.
Joseph White, Baker's-row, Walworth.road, Surrey, tailor.
William Leaby and Jacob Mills Davey, Grove, Guildford-street,
Surrey, engineers. James Nickels, ilunter.street, Brunswick.
square, upholsterer. William lingers, Lad-lane,silk warehouseman.
Edward Cos, Ledbury, Herefordshire. currier. Britton Hodges,
Bristol, bookbinder. John A. Gilbert, George-bane Llotolph-
, lane' merchant. Robert Burton Witby, Phenix-alley, Lang Aere,
coalnierchant. William Bransby and Matthew Court, Sowerby,
Yorkshire, and at iluebdale. Leneashire, eurrirra. Michael Holt
and Richard Molt, Hulme Lancashire, dyers. Simnel Hacker,
Canterbury, builder. John Sansbury, Palatine-place, Stoke New-
ington, builder. George Poore and Henry Poore, Moorftelds,
breeches and pantaloon makers. Sampson Emansel Sampson and
Isaac Sampson, Greek-street, Soho, and of Battersea, SUrrey,
vitriol and equator tis manufacturers. Clement Sharp and William
Dudds Clarke, Berner's.strret, Mary-la-bonne, upholsterers. John
'rootaU, George Nicholson Tootall, and Charles Tootall,Wakeileld,
Yorkshire corn merchants. 'John Dean' Thomas Dean, and
Daniel Dean, Portwood, Cheshire, iron and brass founders. Geo.
Wilkinson, Samuel liateson. and James Meggs, King's Aran-yard,
merchants. John Chaffey, Bow-street, victualler. Josias Baker
and John Abraball, late of Nicholas-lane, Lombard:street, wine
merchants.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

John Berth and Thomas Wakefield, Nottingham, lace machine
makers. John Francis and W. Stanton, Bristol, coal merchants.
J. W. Mountain, J. W. Mountain, jun. and li. K Hanle, Little
Distaff-Line, brandy merchants. Benj. Goodw. Davis and George
Fowler, St. Thomas's-street, Southwark, surgeons. Samuel Mar.
laud and Charles Alhauelli, Manchester, commission agents. Jas.
Dewhyrst and Thomas Voce, Macclesfield, silk manufactures,.
John H. Neill and John Clarke Manchester, and at Ashley Mills,
Chester. Elizabeth Moore and Geo. C. Moore. Minsky, grocers.
Samuel Stuart and Wm. F. Walker, Devizes, Wiltshire, grocers.
J. B. Foxy/en and Edward Bat nerd. Dursley, Gloucestershire,
clothiers. Benj. Casson, Henry Casson, and Mord. H. Casson,

Kingston-upou.Hulls tanners. Joseph • itursiey and IL J. Hill.
Bilkter.equare, merchants. Richard Price, Wm. Thomas, Samuel
Cullum, and J. A. Richmond, Ratcliff. brewers. Richard Sankey
and Cu. Alpujarras Lead Company, in Spain. Thos. Parker and
John Oliver Hale-street, Poplar, bricklayers. J. Small, R. Lane,
and G. Coli;ohoun, Old Jewry, merchants. IL Hanson, sen. and
R. Damao, jun. Liverpool, cabinet makers. J. Ellis and J. N.
Hair, Gloucester, grocers. S. Curry and J. Curry, West Monk.
I ton, Somersetsbire, maltsters. • •

I •
[This Gaud/ contains his Majesty's Order In Council in regard
to Prize Mosey Lilting from the capture of Slays Ships, which ad-
judges that such preemie shall be divided in the manner directed
by the Order in Council of June, 1144.3

General Weekly Average of the Price or British COl7l, which
governs Importation, made op to the 23d of March.
Wheat 68s. 104.1 Oats 50s. 84.1 Beans 48s. W.
Barley 575. 14. Rye 58s. 8.1. i Peas 491. Val.

DUBLIN, MARCH 27.—Three Gentlemen were yes.
terday brought before the Magistrates of Colley-street division,
charged with demolishing and carrying away the knockers from
Reverel houses in Merrion-iquare and its vicinity, on Sunday night.
They pleaded not guilty to the charge, but unfortunately a variety of
knockers, brass, bronze, and iron, were found in their possession.
Such coerrincing proof was not to be overcome, and the Magi*.
ttggtes accordingly fined thens 51. and required them to replace the
kers at the ddrerent houses,Whlch will cost them about 101.
mote.--in all about IL each for their lark.

It appears by the Dublin Papers that the Roman
Catholics of Ireland are determined to pray for a re.,
'consideration of they case in the present Session.