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London, England, 1827-03-27

EAST INDIA HOUSE, Mardi 21, Ma.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS e ENGLAND, trading
Ms EAST INDIES, do Oesteby give Notice,

That a MINERAL COURT of the mid COMPANY will be
held at their Home, In Leadenhall-street, on WEDIIMIDAT neat, the
hadt Instant, at Eleven o'Cloek in the Forenoon, by Adjournment
from this day. JOSEPH DART, SeerstorP

GREAT COATS, BOX COATS, MORNING
FROCK COATS, and DRESS COATS, SHOOTING
JACKETS, WAISTCOATS, and TROUSERS, and WRAP-
PING COATS for Stage Coaches and other purposes. of a
superior Make and Shape, Spots the moat Reasonable Terms, for
Ready Money ; also Fashionable Dress and Morning Coats, Great
Coats, lan Habits, &c. A great Saving will be found at 26,
PICCADILLY, near Air-street. Gentlemen wanting Fashion-
able, well-made. 11004 Clothes. Cut upon Scientific Principles, and
made to fit the Shapely an 'Repot and superior manner, will find
the greatest advantage, by giving their Orders u above. Ladies'
Habits made to fit in the int style, by 'spelt:need Workman. and
at moderate prices. Cloaks, and Driving Coats, made at a
Mon Veda/ 4- Wee *MOM sit Gentivmen travollikg, "some
are Itept ready [wising.- 'I Brit writ made in .Eight Noma, if
required. best superfine Coats. ,C; is. h'S 14s. Fashionable
Waistcoats. front ISa. to Itts. Troo•ers, from IM. upwards; a
variety of new and beautiful Patterns just nut. Servant's lathy,
complete, .24 135.-26. Piccadilly, near Air-street.
London, England, 1827-03-27

NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICAN COFFEEHOUSE'

(*us Dar.)

A Meeting of the Commissioners of Public Accounts
was held in Kingston (Jamaica) on the 26th January
last, when the subject of the Double Duti s again camel
under the consideration of the Board. The Receiverl
General stated, that he had received a letter from the
Collector, notifying that the money was resdy counted
out for him ; but as the statement which accompanied
it was not sufficiently explicit to ensble the Board to
appropriate the duties to those persons who had paid
them, he declined taking the same until, he had sub-
mitted the subject for the consideration a the Board.
After a long desultory discussion, it was suggested to
call the Collector, to which one of the Members ob-
jected, and declined sitting during his examination. la
conclusion, the Collector said, that in whatever respect
the Receiver General was deficient in information, he
should be happy to supply the deficiency from his office
An order for the payment of the duties to the Receiver
General then passed the Board, vie. Duties paid on
goods taken out of bond between the 9th of December
and the 2511: of January, 21971.45. 10d. After which
several double duty accounts were ordered to be paid.
It was ally believed at Vera Crux when the
Pylades sailedrthe 2tl January), that the Mexican fleet
would call off Carthagena, where they would be joined
by the two Colombian frigates, then proceed to Porto
Rico, and take possession of that Island.
Advice, from St. Jago de Cuba of the 29d January,
state that the Government had issued a Proclamation
to be in effect from the 21st of that month, permitting
the exportation of all articles, the produce of the United
States of America, in British vessels: the duties had
been reduced as follows :—on barrels of flour and meal
25 cents. (Is. Bd.) payable by the seller, and one per
cent. by the purchaser. The tonnage duty on British
vessels, which is at present I6s. Bd. was to be reduced
one-half.
London, England, 1827-03-27

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

lIIITTING-ROOM, TATTERSALL'S, Maw,
There was a very full attendance yesterday the
dig siseelbirs, and the betting was proportionately
Dilly is& Oaks were the only Stakes speculated upon,
affsephe et *kw bets on thy Riddlesworth. There -
%swum, is the betting to call for particular notice
Paden and Calypso are both on the advance, and
:nAll trials will, no doubt, take place in a few days,
ame take a turn ; indeed it is clear that they will
Rum& al they are--

I Bis 1 apt Hatneinke
110 to 1 apt Roderick
Deasy.
to 2 apt Glenartney 20 to 1 apt Gaberhaosie
• to 1 apt Tacker 22 to 1 apt Gustavus
14 to 1 apt llepagnolle di to 1 apt Dahlia
16 to 1 apt Defence 25 to 1 apt Ma/winks
17 to 1 apt Trumpeter 55 to 1 apt Cressida
3$ to 1 apt Catherine 40 to 1 apt Edmund
111166 1 *got Spondee 50 to 1 apt Chrysalis
1000 to 10 apt Half Moon (taken)
1510 to 1000 on Cat apt Pantaloon.
OA ILL
to apt Marla 16 to 1 apt Duchess
1111 to 1 apt Pantbsa 17 to 1 apt Morel
16 to 1 agat Tetteridge 18 to 1 apt Translation
15 to 1 apt Calypso
Se. Lsosa.—No betting.
HUNTING.
14 Diresses Hounds meet on Thursday, at NAseby;
air • . Mends. te.meerow, at Marston Thrift
at
The Duke of Grafton's Hermals, Thursday, at (hymn
at Furaen Field.
The Quorndon Hem*, tamisereer, at Anextan
esy, at Rollesua ; Friday, at Gendby.
.110. Meynell's Hoaoda, Tharsday, at Bradby;
'La PM.
• lie Gli Berkeley Mauna, tomorrow, at Coketherpe
at Illuimlam.

I to 1 apt Glanartoty
4 to I apt Crookla

Signor Vitl.l.lll'l, having perfectly recovered
illness, left Florence the 12th of this month, es kis way ,
and h expected In London by the end of next week.
THe Sr. ICATHZRINIeis DoCilt COHPANT.--In
tMeriffs' Court, yesterday, an action was brought by Mr. Frowsy
a whariager and lighterman, against the St. Katherine's Dods
. reaner deluges for the value d=ygre required by the Company, and duo for the ,
btrsl~aaa, lee.—Mr. Amotemos, In eating the care, mid
flower claimed—for lease of house, 900 i.; good.will
mesh 2,6001.; improvensent, 1901.; fixtures, 261. 1-
*MM 19s. 6d. It was true, he had only a lease t
bat there was an improved rent of 1004 • year,
be yakked at 6001. Mr. Flower further claimed comps 5n
the loss of business as a wharfinger, lighterman,
chant, and coal-merchant, to the amount of 6551.
Several witnesses were then called, to prove the loss
by the plaintiff, and they also bore testimony to the ea
of the premises for carrying on the business of a wharfutiler
lighterman, Br.c.—Mr. Purr, for the defence, contended
the claim was meat exorbitant, and produced cvideace t-
I bat the plaintiff had completely overrated the ..aloe of
TAr Jury, after a short consultation, returned • vs
plaintiff—Far the lease of the house, 3001.-
6501. Aster's, MIL lits. Od.—Total, 97111. 12,. 90.
London, England, 1827-09-29

SUFFOLK.

VALUABLE AND VERY IMPROVABLE FREEHOLD
ESTATE,
The MANOR of WANGFORD.
Abounding with Game' extending over upwards of
THREE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED ACRES
Of capital Marsh, Fen Lands, and Warren; Farm Houses,
Cottages, and Agricultural Buildings.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House, Regent-street)
At Carnway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill,
On Tut/lunar, the 29th of November, 1 827, at Twelve o' Clock,

IN ONE LOT,
A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, com-
prising the MANOR of WANGFORD,
Extending over the whole Parish, abounding with Game and Wild
wards of

Jowl, containing upwal_
THREE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED ACRES;
THE HALL FARM,

A capital commodious Farm House, convertible into a Residence
for a Gentleman's Faniily, with a Farm Yard ; capital Brick
' Erection consisting of a. Double Coach House; Stable for Five
Horses, Harness Room and Hay Bin ; Farm Stable for Six Horses,
Chaff Bins and Harness Room, a capital Barn, Cart Stable, and
Leantoo, Ferret Lodge, Net and Trap House, Rabbit House, and
Warrener's Lodge, and Chambers for Men, Drying Ground, capital
Garden (part walled), Brewhotise, Poultry House, Stable for loose
Horses, Cart Lodge, slcc. and nearly
THREE THOUSAND and THREE HUNDRED ACRES

Of part rich Marsh Land ; Arable ; Wood and Warren ;
In the occupation of, and on Lease to, Mr. Smith, with sundry
COTTAGES.

THE CHURCH FARM;
A respectable Farm House, with Farm Yard. Barn, Stables, and
other Agricultural Buildings; mid upwards of
THREE HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES
Of rich Marsh and Fen Land.

In the occupation of Mr. Saar. Tenant from year to year, with a
Cottage.

- - -
This Estate abounds with Game and Wild Fowl, and capable of
having the finest Preserves in the Kingdom ; the Lands are all com.
pact, intersected only by the Glebe, with numerous Preserves
around; the Rates low; distant from the Metropolis 75 miles,
three from Brandon, six from Barton Mills, nine from Thetford.

sevrnte,n from Bury St. Edmunds, and bfteen from Newmarket.
Coaches pass daily.
To be viewed by applying to the Tenants, of wbom Particulars
may be bad ; at the Checquers, Brandon ; Thetford; Mr. Reeve,
Barton ; Rutland Arms, Newmarket •9 Angel and Bell, Bury
St. Edmund's; of Mr. Bloomfield, Billingford Hall, near Scole Inn ;
Messrs. Taylor and Brown, Solicitors, Digs; at Garraway's ; and
of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street; where a plan of the Estate
may be seen.
London, England, 1827-09-29

ANCONA. Bug. IL

A Greek schooner, which had several times touched
at our port. and had always been received with the
greatest hospitality, has seized, near Ithaca, a pontifical
trabacola, commanded by John Sanson, whom It robbed
of 400 crowns and his rigging. It is thus it has return's,/
the hospitality it received in the states of the Pope.
London, England, 1827-09-29

LEIPSIG, Sm. 10.

A Royal order has been made known to all the in.
h•bitanu of this city, forbidding any person to lend
money to students on books, !zeds. or merchandise;
whoever transgresses this order must give up the
articles so pawned without any indemnity.
The Ex• Ring of Sweden continues to reside-herr, and
his present mode of life is •ery different front that bei
London, England, 1827-09-29

DUBLIN, Szrr.27.

Titi MARQUIS or WILIASIBSY.—We regret to state,
that his Excellency the LORD LIWTIDIANT has been for
sone days past unwell, and so indisposed was he on
Sunday, that he was unable to be present at the dinner
party which he gave at the Viceregal Lodge to Lord
AUCKLAND, the Hon. Miss gORN, ands number of dis-
tinguished guests, who were honoured by an invitation
from Ss Excellency on that day.
Monday night, between 11 and 12 o'clock, a quarrel
arose between some men returning frdm a funeral. A
fight was the consequence, in which some dreadful
wounds were inflicted upon three men, Jas.Crowe. Thos.
Herford, and the father of the latter. These wounded
mea were immediately removed to Stephen's Hospital.'
In about an hour after his removal to the Hospital,
Thomas Herford expired. Crowe, his companion, is
dangerously ill. The perpetrators of this murder are
supposed to be two men, named Joseph and Thomas
Barret. The instrument used in the murder was a shoe-
maker's knife, which was found by the Police, covered
with blood, Thomas Barrett was taken prisoner at
Bowbridge, where the morder was committed. Joseph
Barrett has not yet been apprehended. An Inquest was
held on the body of Thomas Herford, when a verdict
was returned, s' That the deceased died of a wound in-
flicted by Joseph Barrett, aided and assisted by Thomas
Jiarrett."
London, England, 1827-09-29

PRICK OF LKATHRR.

---- -- ------____
Best Dressing Hides...» ..... —... ls`d to 154
Common Ditto.. ....... ....—........ l6d to I9d
Crop Hides, 55 to 401bs for cutting 144 to IS+4
Ditto 45 to 50Ibs l6d to 18d
Calf Skins, 56 to 401bs led to 934
Ditto 50 to 70Ibs
Ditto 70 to 801bs
Small Seals, Green1and)................... 170. to 19d
Tanned Horse Hide 5......... .: .. ...... .. Isd to 16d
Spanish Horse Hides... .... ..... ........ 16d to 4ld

COURSE OF EXI
Amsterdam l2 s C.F.
Ditto at sight 12 0
Rotterdam... 2 U 12 4
Antwerp l2 4
Hamburgh Pi U 36 10
Altana ... 21 U 56 11
ParistSday'ssight 2S IS
Ditto ........2 U 25 60
Madrid
Cadiz .........
Barcelona 341
8i1b0a....... ..... 551

'RANGE, San. 46.
Seville SS
Gibraltar-- 46
Leghorn 471
Genoa... ..... 115 60
46
Naples
Palermo ..... lisd per
Lisbon... ...... 481
Rio Janeiro
Dublin II
London, England, 1827-09-29

PRICES OF GOLD AND SILVER.
Foreign Gold in Bars
Silver, in bars, 5tandard...............„„, .. 0S O

COAL MAILILICT, Szn. Is.
Ships all Price.
59i 52 6d to 39100
21 520 5d to Os a

Ships at Market.
52i Newcastle
23 Sunderland

• DIED.
Thursday, at his seat, Hartwell House, near Ayksbory, Be
the Rev. Sir George Lee, Bart. M.A. of St. John's College, Chkedi cht,
and Rector of Water• Stratford, Botts.
Rev. J. B. May, Rector of St. Martin, Eager.
Wednesday senuight, the Rev. &eph. Statail, of South Shoe.
bury, Kiwi. was shooting with Mr. Tomlinson, surgeon, of Great
Watering, and having climbed a bank, was receiving his gun iron
his companion, when it went c6', and the COGUIItI entelin
be survived but a short time.
London, England, 1827-09-29

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVAL&

The Marquis of Lanadown, yesterday, at Lansdown House,
Berkeley-square, from his seat, Buwood Park, in Wiltshire; the
Earl of Essex, in New Norfolk-street; the Marchioness of Ely and
Family, from Kent; Colonel W. A. Johnston, from his lest In
Lincolnshire; Colonel Cooke, in Piccadilly ; General Palmer. in
the Albany; Colonel and Mrs. Patterson, in Green.street, Park-
lane; Col. and Mrs. Brown, at the Royal Hotel, St. James'lr-street
horn Scotland; the Hon. T. Fiennes, at litho, from his seat in
Kent; Sir Davidge and Lady Goold, at Fledong's Hotel, Oxford-
suet, from their seat In Suffolk.
DKPA RTURES.
Major Lincoln, for Shrewsbury ; Major Hargrave, for Dublin ;
Mr. Feb: Laditoke, for Headley Hall, near Dublin • Mrs. and
1.1% Lake, for Albion-place, Ramsgate; Major and Mrs. Powell,
for Clifton; Lord and Lady Compton and family, from Kirkham's
Bevel, Lower Brook meet, for Rome; Miss Cliffrn, from ditto,
for Rome ; S. L. Stevenson, Esq. from ditto, for Its seat, Ipswich.
the lion. Archdeacon and Mrs. Sropford, from Jordan's Hotel,
Sc. James's-street, for Tunbridge Wells; T. T. Drake, Esq. M.P.
Mrs. Drake, and family, from the LcOon Hotel, Albenuele-street,
for their seat, Amersham. Bucks; Mond Drake; from ditto; for
Amersbun ; J. Oswald, Esq. from ditto, for his seat, Epsom.
London, England, 1827-09-29

THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON.

During his Grace's visit to Lord HOMIER'S on Sun-
day last, he twice attended the Church of Kirby, three
miles from Tadcaster. The rumour of this circumstance
soon reached the latter place; and on that day an old
veteran, who had escaped the devastation of the Battle
of Waterloo, went to Church attired in his Sunday'',
clothes, with his Waterloo medal displayed to the best
advantage. After Divine Service, the old veteran tstok
his station at the porch of the Church, in a situation
that he could not be passed unobserved ; he was soon
recognised by the Duke, who conversed with him with
the greatest affability and condescension, and putting a
sovereign, into his hand, de ired him to call in the even-
ing at Grim,tone Halt, the seat of Lord HOWDIN, where
Fe was regaled with strong ale and good cheer to hi,
alleares content. His Grace, on• his return from the
North, will visit Mrs. LAWRENCE of Studley Royal,
near Ripon, from whence, after ceiling at Harewood
House, Temple Newsam, &c. he will proceed to Went-
worth House„ on which occasion the venerable Earl
Etzwiltiam will hold a public day. It is worthy of
remark that this is his Grace's first visit into the North
• of England.
DINNSIt AT WYNTARD.—A large party was in•i:ed
on Monday to meet his Grace the Duke of WELLING.
YON there, amongst whom wee the Bishop of DURHAIR.
and all the Nobility and Gentry in the neighbourhood.
They partook of a splendid dinner soon after his Grace
arrived from Stockton. The greatest good old English
hospitality prevailed. The tenants of the Noble Mar-
(pis of LONDONDERRY were regaled with a profusion
of viands of every (description. An tie was roas•ed
whole, and an abundance of fine eld October tended
not a little to enliven the festivity of the day. There
were not fewer than 500 tenants present.—York Chro-
nicle, :ept. 27.
London, England, 1827-09-29

!CHESS& • .
PEAS (Kiln-dried) .

. Twenty Tons.
. Two Thoutand Quarters.

MALT (Pale) . Four Hundred Quarters.
•
Ditto (Amber) . . Two Hundred Quarters.
Kentish HOPS, of the vOirth i silty B3p.
Of ism • •
04 TMEAL . . . Pifty Tons.

iiiova (Km..aril,d) .
BISCUIT MEAL .
SOAP (Mottled) .

. lisudesd Subs. ,
. Three Thousand Eseti.
. Twenry Tons.

Samples of the Cocoa, Peas, Malt, Hops, and Oatmeal, nrist be
roasted by the Parties tendering ; but those of the Sugar, To-
bacco, and Sow required, will be exhibited at this Office.
The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at this Office.

'Each Tender must specify the price in words at length, and be
deasered before One o'clock on the day appointed; and the
Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf,
must attend to answer when called for.

M. !FALLER CLIFTON:

EAST INDIA iIOUSE, September 28, 1827.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of Me UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, grading ie
the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice,
That a SPECIAL GENERAL COURT of the said COM-
PANY will be held at their House, in Leadenhall-street, on
WILDSCIDA T, the loth of October next, at Eleven o'Clock in the
Forenoon, for the purpose of submitting, for confirmation, the
Resolution of the General Court of the 26th Instant, approving
the Resolution of the Court of Directors, of the 20th June law,
for the appointment of a Staff Captain, to be attached to the Mi-
litary Seminary, at Addiscombe„ with an allowance of Fifteen
Shillings per Diem, as Pay ; and a further allowance of Twenty-
ix Pounds Five Shillings per Annum in lieu of Diet.
Copy of the said Resolution now lies open at this House, for the
ptrusal of the Proprietors.
The Court of Directors do also give notice, that the said General
Court is likewise made Special, for the purpose of submitting, for
coofirmation, the Resolution of the General Court of the 26th
Instant, approving the Resolution of the Court of Directors of the
Sd ultimo, granting to the present Marquis of Hastings the sum
sf (520,000), Twenty Thousand Pounds, on the grounds therein
stated.

The Report required by the Bye-Law,..csp. 6, sec. £O, is open
In the inspection of the Proprietor., at this House.

JOSEPH DART, Secretary.

SALE BY AUCTION.

SOUTH DEVON.
VALUABLE ESTATES FOR RESIDENCE AND

INVESTMENT.
London, England, 1827-09-29

COMMON HALL.

ELECTION OF LORD MAYOR.
This being Michaelmas Day, a C3mmon Hall was
held for the election of Lord Mayor for the year ensu
ing, and for other purposes.
At twelve o'clock the LORD MAYOR and Aldermen
entered the Hall, and the precept for convening the
Meeting being read,
The flacon:ma opened the business of the day in a
brief address.
The came, of the Aldermen on the rotue being
announced and proposed, the chew of hands appeared
to be in favour of Mr. Alderman LUCAS.
The LORD MAYOR and Aldermen then withdrew to
their chamber to deliberate, and upon their return, an-
bounced the choice to have fallen upon Mr. Alderman
LucAs.
London, England, 1827-09-29

FEMALE FASHIONS FOR OCTOBER.

Parmesans Dansa—Dress of Egyptian blue du Cape, made
high and very fall; the sleeves mega; the skirts sufficiently long
to touch the graund behind, and ornamented by straps with satin
rouleau edges of the same colour; they are pointed at the top
and formed into triangles by rouleaus beneath, from which they
descend as low as the hem, terminating broad. Tulle pelisse,
with three vandykes on the shoulders forming epaulettes, edged
with gold-coloured satin, tied at the throat with riband of the
same colour, and confined at the waist by a band of Egyptian blue
Is. Cope, fastened in front by a plain gold buckle ; celleretee of tulle,
vandyked and edged with gold.colour satin. Close bonnet of floss
silk; the colour graduated from deep orange to pale straw, lined
with pale pink satin, and ornamented with shaded ostrich feathers;
strings en bride. Embroidered lace veil, gold bracelets and ear.
rings; corded silk boots, with a narrow fringe at the top; yel.
low gloves.
BALL Dasas—Dress of white tulle over a white satin slip ; the
sleeves are made short and full, confined round the arm by* straw-
colour satin band, and ornamented with bows and ends, of the
same colour, reaching below the sleeve. The corsage is plain,
with a very full falling trimming of blood round the top, which Is
circular and rather high. The skin is decorated with deep festoons
of orawadour satin, cenamencing by two bows, and surmounted
by a tripartite ornament—beneath are two small satin rouheaus,
distant the width of the bent, and skewing the transparent tulle
between; sash of straw-colour satin, with bows and long ends
oa each side and behind. The hair is dressed in large curls, with
platted bands, arranged between a garland of blue dahlias. Close
to the throat is a delicate gold chain, entwined three or four times,
and beneath is a row of small pearl set in gold, with pear-shaped
/tub pendant; ear-rings to correspond. On the left arm is au
elegant amulet of coloured stones in embossed gold; Neapolitan
bead bracelets outside the white kid gloves, which are dumped and
draws at the elbow ; gold duns shoes; Jocko cedar fan.—From
dicittalows's Rep eadery e Ares, 1.7.
London, England, 1827-01-15

I.CHILELAINS, RHRUMATISMS, PALSIES, dm
ry[JILBLAINS are prevented from Breaking, and
„-their tormenting Itching, instantly removed by WHITE-
ESSENCE of MUSTARD, universally esteemed for
its extraordinary efficacy in Rheumatisnss, Palsies, Gouty Alrec-
dons, and Complaints of the Stomach; but where this certain
remedy has been unknown or neglected, and the Chilblains have
actually broke, WHITEHEAD'S FAMILY CERATE will
e.Lft Abe pain, and very speedily heal them. This Citrate is equally
etficAcious for all ill-conditioned Sores, Sore Legs' Scorbutic Erup-
tions Blotches, Pimples, Ringworms, Shingles, Breaking. out on
the Face, Nose, Ears, and Eyelids, Sore and Inflamed Ryes. Sore
fietels, and other Scorbutic Humours. The ESSENCE of MUS-
TARD is perhaps the mast active, penetrating, and efficacious
•emedy in the wotld, curing the severest Sprains and Bruiws in
less than half the time usually takin by any other Liniment or
Embrocation; it also heals Cots, Punctures from Sharp Instru-
meta', Nails, Thorns, Splinters, &c. with incredible facility,
• t smart or pain preventing inflammation and festering, and is,
eisdly useful in le various accidents of animals—in short it is ai
domes:le remedy of such uncommon excellence and utility, that
of family teasible to its own comfort should everbe without it.

Prepared only, and sold by R. Johnston; Apothecary, 13, Greek
greet, Soho, London. The &mace and Pills at 4s. 9d. each ; diet
Cetate at is. lid. and 4s. 9d. They are also sold at 61, Conablll.
"ay be bad of every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom.
tr The Genuine has the name of 11. Junnsvoi printed on the
mvernment 'Stamp.

I.-
London, England, 1827-01-15

ST. KATHARINE DOCKS.
JOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the DIREC.
11 TORS of the ST. KATHARINE DOCK COMPANY,
'till be Mad, on TumotY, the 13th day of February next, at One
.:'Cleeld to 'receive Frnpoaals from such Persons as may be willing 1
',CONTRACT for the CONSTRUCTING of the LOCK and
DOCK WATER GATES, according to such Terms and Con-'
iidass as shall be prescribed by the Deck Company, and in con-
kinnitY with the Drawings, Plans, Sections and Specifications of
le Mitt, Which may be inspected at the Office of the Dock Com-
taji Civil ingiiteert camp of Nightingale-lane, any day (Sun-
*Ye!lcTted)! ..-.. -. f -, ~ ..
The Contractors will be reptied to entreinto proper security
the due performance of theirongagernebt; and no Tender will
noticed, unless the Patties making 'the same, Or some Person
authorised on his or their behalf, shall be in attendatice on the
Old at the time appointed. The Tender to be marked outside,
Tender for Lock and Dock Water Gates," and to be delivered '
4the Secretary, at the Duck Offiee, before One o'Oock on the
*panned.

. Directors *in nit cooshicr thetoselves,biund to accept the
tst Trader. 5911 N Secretary.
• 4 .• .."
' Kidwell* Dick Office, AnstiofriatirJamary 11,1111176 -
it .
London, England, 1827-01-15

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y. We epaKientiougy recommend Dr. Graham's Treatise to the
Public, and feel much pleasure in the certainty that it will prove
extensively useful: '—Literary Chronicle. Oct. 7.
Iris enriched with much of • ail that modern practice has u-
unlined tette valuable, and is oat only incomparably superinr to
Bechan, but also so every similar work' in our language.' —Wes-
kym Magazine, for January.
Published by Hatchuds. Piceadilizg. Simpkins, Stationere-
coat and sold by all Booksillera.'
London, England, 1827-01-15

(These two articles from Spain are quoted by the Dale from
the Memorial llordelais.)

11110 X Tlia auomtcxxs 011 routs.
PARIS, Jaana Rl' 11.
The Marquis de Clermont Tonnerre, Minister of War,
and the Baron de Dimas, Minister of Foreign Affairs,
had, yesterday evening, an extraordinary audience.of
his Majesty, for• the dispatch of business.
We have just received the Madrid Gazelle, and let-
ters from that capital to the 2d of January. The last
news from Lisbon, which arrived at Paris by. way of
London, comes down to the 29th nit. The letters from
Madrid state, that the Spanish Government, without
being alarmed at the threats of England, is actively pre-
paring the means of defence, in order that, if the British
Cabinet should proceed to acts of aggression, Spain may
not be taken. unprovided. The troops continue their
march towards the frontiers of Portugal, and several
parks of artillery have taken the same direction.
The details of the surrender of the fort of Almeida
have been received at Madrid. It wat effected without
bloodshed, the whole of the garrison having declared
for King Miguel, to whom they took the oath, on the
`2oth December. The garrison forms at this moment
a part of the division commanded by Brigadier Magessi.
The Court of Madrid, not content with sending forces
towards Pot tugal, has also dispatched some to the Camp
of San Roque to watch Gibraltar. The 2J regiment
of the Gum th has taken that direction, and it is asserted
.hat they w.ll be followed by the Hots* Grenadiers of
the same corps. _ _

Every arr:rgemeat has been made for the departure
of tie two Swiss regiments that are at Madrid. Many
persons,.however, believe, that these demonstrations are
meicly got up fur a pretence. Mr. Lamb had not
quitted A.ladrid on the Yd of January. We can conceive
ht reason for such a delay. Should England declare
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London, England, 1827-01-15

NUMBER 12..456..

ARMY CONTRACTS. .
TREASURY CIIAMIXRS

Cosiswal arise Dqmrtessist, Armory 4,1827.
VOTICE is hereby' given to all Persons desirous of
A 1 contracting to supply the following Articles for the use -
.lit AMY, Vi 2.

BREAD.
To his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarten, and
Barracks, in the undermentioned County
Nutbannberland (including the Town of Berwick-on-Tweed).
BEEF and MUTTON.
To his majesty's Lend Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and
Barracks, in the undermentioned Counties and Island :
Cornwall Northumberland (including the
Hans Town of Berwick-en-Tweedy
Isle of Wight Somerset
Lancaster , North Britain.
FORAGE. via.
. 001, Ray, and Sxs*w, to, his faitstf. Cavalry and Artillery
Bonn is *nicks; * OAss ist.CaiktOMMlldh Mid
.Qllarlt;ndM
the etriln,lo,lllll 911.111q,1 !
.4! 01411Wiliba • . tte- • .
That the 9161110111 le! 1111-eatemeeli so ollb NeTweort•
Bak clay et Feu p. Wit; Art Probate to Writing, sextest up,
and marked " Tender for Army SeppOlie,"-with be received at this
Olke, os or before the Thirty-bet by ef. January ; but none
nil beaneived after Twelve O'Clect es slit day.
pripmalsmeethe male separately he emelt County, except for
at Counties in North Britain, all of which maw be Waded
to Tender; and each Proposal must have the. Letter which
maned tq the Tender properly filled up, by two Persons of
loam Property, engaging to become bound with the Party tender-
ing IA the Amount stated in the painted Particulars, for the due
perkmaance of toe Contract ; andno Proposal will be noticed unless
made "'printed Tender, and the Prices expressed in Words et
Lama; and should it so happen, that during the Continuance

of the Contract no Troops should be supplied by virtue of the
ante, Ow amount of the Stamps en the Contract and Bond, paid
ottlwflutiuttance by the fkoutractor, shall be refunded to him.
Panianlarts of the Contracts May be had, upon application at
Elms Chambers, between the flours of Ten and Four.
NiSolhmaples of the Bread and $ -be men at the Once,
xtweEtb beers of Twelve and Tiro. • '
London, England, 1827-12-01

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•
" My soc4eeeme:lekee eke you ree we
driet.carriage visa? tired no sootier said the words,*
said 'his • tinrdship; " than she sprung from my aims,
and threw herself immediately under the horses' beads,
where she stool still and screamed. Very fortunately for
,kaaybowever, the Coichenan pulled up, and she escaped
unhurt." His Lordship, afoot having -remarked on the
language used by the defendant, which he thought re-
flected no credit upon him, left it to the Jul y to say what
daeages they thought the nature of the case demanded.
The Jury, without mach
,hesitation, returned a ver-
dict for 151.
After this verdict had been returned, the Learned,
Judge said he hoped the vi rdict in this and the pre-
ceding case would serve as a warning to those who were
in the h 'bit of riding or driiing at a furious rate. Heil'
slid not direct this caution to the lower orders, but to.
those who drove gigs, and whit were called tandems,
Inc. these persons appea,e6 to him to be more reckless of
the cons qoences of their desperate driving than these
ho moved in a lower sphere. The rate at which these
gentlemen drove through the streets was mischievous
and scandalous.
London, England, 1827-12-01

ti .Fite timr, tit wax4l the 'cootie 'Of polis:te. evrtsts.vtiVi:
ifkingpikrt Majesty had. husitWir.
hOt ttest mu:ly Ple.s4it into
hi west lett.rtniord to do his iitno st to adpance•ttw
hue:Tsui-of the setvice at. the head cf vilirft ht erg
placed; and thereby the in,:eseyts of tl e coon. ry. at loge
(Apo' I to, )--He telt patticula, ly bbluged to theetant
Officer oho had p oposed his health, as he (Sic hl.
Maxwell) w is. himself a very valuable acquisition IQ.
the naval se••ice (Applan,e).
The Dolt! of CLARlNClptoposel the health of "The
President of thisCoep*tation," with. dove times three—
(Applause) .

Tane—The Misers of Edinboro'.
Song (by Taybre).--..Waats."This swig was loudly applauded.
In the. course of the •evening. Mr. Broadhunt sang
several Scottish songs; but his 44 John Anderson, my
Jo," wa. gives witbsach tine, that it was unanimously
encored. We must confess that we know no man who
can give voice to the beautiful Scotch airs with suchl
effect as Mr. lkoadhprst.
It was then announced that a sum amounting to up-
wards of three hundred and fifty poune's had been sub-
Set i t-eti in the r oom,and the names of the subscribers were
read by theSerretary, Rosner Auto,Esq. a Gentkman
whose unwearied attention to the interests of the S ciety,
has long been acknowledged and appreciated. Among
the subscribers were—The King, 1051.; the Duke of•
Clarence, 501. every half year; the Duchess of Clarence,
101. every half year. The Duke of Montrose sent a
lett t, desiring that be might be set down for 201. A
number of other way 'Akers' contributions were an.
financed, and the evening passed off to the aatisfactius,
of all present. The Royal Chairman did not.cluit until
a late hour. and ou his leaving them/al he was loudly.
and unanimously cheered.

n,
London, England, 1827-12-01

WORKWAX AGAINST MONANOUSII.

This was an action of assault and. battery : the de-
fen!ant pleaded the general issue. It appeared that on
the day on which the assault complained of was corn•
witted, the plaintiff was returning, with some comps.
pions, from some houses at Camberwell, the erection of
which he was superintending, and when passing the,
Camberwell Grove Assembly House, which was kept
by the &fend rut, they heard the inspiring soands of the
fiddle. Attracted by the merry notes that were drawn
(rout it, they went into the him* tonseettain what was
going iota, and there they found a nuMber of gentlemen
most appropriately aceontredrin white 'imam and-
boots, most actively. ertgiged in• thteading the mystic
mazes of the dance. 'hey ".were accosted at the door
by the waiter, who ‘inforMed them that they could not
join the parry, unless they. produceOlicket ; and he
then asked it they wished.anit thing to drink, when the
plaintiff asked for e glass of water, which he said pie
would pry for as liquor. -It appeared that at this time]
the defendant came ui, and some words having passed,
be struck the plaintiff in the /ace, •ancf knocked him'
down stairs. This was the assault complained of, and,
a witness was called to prove that it was true, but he
did not give a very distinct awing of the transaction.
It appeared that the case was undefended, and the
Jury having considered the whole of the facts, retained
a verdict for the plaintiff—Damages 40,.
London, England, 1827-01-23

TIDY vjg ETOILt, DATIM SUNDAY, JAIL 21.
PARIS, Jaw 20.

All the accounts from Greece agree that Redschid
PaCila has raised the siege of Athens. A letter from
L?glorn affirms that the Seraskier is suriounded its his
retreat, by the inhabitants of Attica, Epirus, and Thes-
saly, who have risen against him.
Letters from Berlin, of the 6th January, say :—" It is
reported that the approbation of the estwe oldie Grand
Duchy of the Rhine, of tile abo :tint of the French code,
has been it ceived. It is added, h .wever, that the code
will not be wholly abolished, and that, among the parts
%hies it is wished to retain, ate trial by Jury, the pub.
licity of judicial proceedings, and oral proceedings. It
is also believed that the Government doe, not intend
to abolish those institutions .% here they have existed for
sometime."

T. e Gazette Universetle, of Lyons, of the 16th, con-
tains the tollowirg article : •
r• The Academy of Sciences, Belles Lettres, and Arts,
of Lyons,-has resolved, in its sitting of this day, that in
Address should he presented to the King, petitioning
his Majesty to order his Ministers to withdraw the pro-
ject of law relative to the press. Some of the Acade-
micians propo,ed that the subject should be referred to
an extra fdinary sitting, convulsed expressly, but the
Academy judged the affair pressinz, and appointed a
Comm,ree to OT4W up the petition. The Commissioners
are to lay the retiti m brlore the Academy, on the 25th
in.t. and a sitting uill'be speedily convoked, stating the
Irbject to be discussed in it."

rot 111.1711.071 0? SATURDAY.
PARIS, J►l/. 19.

Letters from A1ea.....111A, iu Egypt, of the 26th No-
vesoher, say, that the Pacha bad laid an embargo, on
the lick of that month, on all torvign
,Vessels. The
enotalgo continued 46 hours after the departure of the
fleet, which was not effected till after the lapse of ail
'll4)s. S:verala cidrnts occur red t a brig laden with
aininunition was destroyed by file; three Austrian
•
transports were driven against a melt, and were for two
Jays ‘n great danor.
It is said chat thePacha has ordered the Admiral ti•
remain at ,ea through the winter, a.,d to follow 'ihe
orders of Ibrahim rPactia, in case the latter shoold be.
'obliged to rennin-to Egypt.
Letters Irma Vienne sat, that; Baron ()acct.'s. the
Austrian leterrinsicio.ai ebnitantinopler, who has been
we,/ resetvicr in his 'proceedings rilicive to the nego-
'ciattohsCorlitileittet by &Wand arid Prince in favour
of (iierce, is v ening
.for theuvileal M. Jell.bete-
picric, to leave at thsittectl.,ns which he se idining with
.111;11. In nide to reguhife his entisiiict.'atetarehlgli.
The Motiteur siad' the ?toile give, at itinsidWallle
London, England, 1827-01-23

FROM MR JOURNAL DRS IMAM

LISBON, J•m. S.

Letters from Oporto, of the Slst of December, an-
nounce dispatches from General Claudine, stating his
entrance into Viseu, on the 28th. with the troops under
his command, and those cf General Azeredo. The
rebels evacuated the town the same day, and retreated
in the direction of Mangoalde. Crl. Pinto, who com-
mands at Coimbra, had been requested, by Count de
V lla Flor, to go to MinceHa,* where the Marquis of
Chaves must necessarily pass alter crossing theMonelego.
The British flag now floats in the Tagus, upon no less
than lorry vessels of war, and a prodigious number of
transports. Sir T. Hardy, who commands tlx ezpedi•
tints. has his flag on Wald the Wellesley. The day
before yesterday the troops disembarked, and were itt-
•pected by the Commander in Chief, Sir H. Clinton ;
alter which they went to.take possession of the quarters
assigned them. The bands of the different regiments
played Portuguese airs. The reception of the troops
was enthusiastic, and garlands of fl swers were scattered
from the balconies upon the heads of our deliverers.
It has been this day decided that the Portuguese army
shall he organised alter a new plan—it is to be entirely
remodelled. Marshal Bereslord has just been named
Commander in Chief. A great deal has been said of the
pretensions, or, to spe.sk more properly, the demands of
England upon Spain: they are of such a nature that
war is inevitable, unless Fiance will come forward as
guarantee for Ferdinand VII. At this moment, twelve
sill of English vessels have just been telegraphed.

MADRID, JAL iit.

The Council of S ate assembles every day, and what
is done at one sitting is undone at the next. • He who
speaks last is always sight, and the some rule obtains
train the diplomatist of the highest Power down to the
lowest agent of the Carnal illa. It would appe ir, how-
ever. that his Majesty is becoming eve* more obstinate
on the head of ceirce.sions ;he has declaiedtothe Council
of State that he would sooner lose his life than introduce
the least change in the form of Goveinmest at present
existing in Spain.
London, England, 1827-01-23

THE ARMY.

. Wednesday and Thursday lost, the Depot of the 49th, under the
eemmand of Major B a,ceaue, and stationed for the last eight
months in Stirling Castle, marched from thence fur their new
quarters at Glasgow. It is hut justice to •rate, that the peaceable
and orderly behaviour of the men, gained for them a more than or-
dinary share of the goodwill of the: inhabitants of the town, and
reflected much credit on the judicious and soldierly di‘ciplitte of
the Officers, who merited and received general esteem Tor their
' gentlemanly and courteous behaviour. It gives us pleasure to be
enabled to add, that General GRAHAM, the Deputy Governor of
the Castle, had, previous to the departure of the corps, t then au
, opportunity of publicly expressing his approbation of its discipline
and good conduct while in quarters. The 49th has been replaced
by the Depot of the lst Royals from Perth, who marched into their
quarters iu Stirling Castle on Thursday and Friday.
The Depot of the Ist Regiment of Foot, or Royal Scots,
marched from Perth last week, to Stirling, to replace the 49th,
now in Glasgow.
Detahments belonging to the 15th Ilussars, the Bth, 12th, 57th,
and 77th Regiments of Infantry, marched yesterday front West-
minster for Bristol, on route to Ireland. attachments belonging
to the 4th, 11th, and 15th Regiments of Light Dragoons, marched
this morning front Westminster, for the Cavalry Depot at Maid.
stone. A Detachment belonging to the 56th Regiment of Foot,
marched this morning from Westminster fur Manchester. A De-
tachment belonging to the nth Regiment of Infantry, marched
this morning front Westminster for Burnl y. A Detachment be-
longing to the 36th Regiment of Foot, marched this morning front
Westminster for Bolton. A Detachment of the 67th Regiment of
Infantry, marched this morning front Westminster for Windsor.
A Detachment belonging to the 63d Regiment of Fnit. and a De-
tachment belonging to the East India Company's Service, em-
barked this morning on board a vessel in t►e River, for Gravesend,
on route to Chatham.
London, England, 1827-01-23

FASM lONA BLE IN I'ELLIGENCt,

The Duke of Mierletelh, at his hou 4e in Privy ()artless, Rods
his seat in Scoll.nd; the I)uke of Leeds, at hi. house in ltrutuo-
strevt, Derkriey-square, from hitseat, llnrnby Cagle, Yorkshire;
the Duke of Beaufurt, at his house in Grosv.nor.square, from
his seat, 11.dminton, Gloucestershir. ; the Hal sod Countess

Gower, at their hou*e in Ilamilton.place, from the iklarquii of
Stafford's seat, West Hill, Sauey; J. V. Shelley, F.-4. at Jor-
dan's Hotel, &. James's-street, front Windsor; Sir Thomas and
Lady Darker, at Gould's Hotel, Jermyn•street, from their seat
in Northumberland; Sit Charles lamb, Hart. and Lady Mont-
gontery, at the St. George's Hotel, AL.emarle•street, from Eton ;
the Honourable Colonel and Mrs. Stapleton, at ditto, from their
seat, near Heading ; Sir J. Gore, Batt. at the Burlington Hotel,
Oki Harlington and Cork-streets, from a tour; Sir G. Wood,
Bart. at ditto; Mr. and Mrs. Protherue, and family, at Fenton's
Hotel, St. James's-street, front lliwol; Ails Titan, }j. at the
Riga' Hotel, St. Jaaws's•street, from Pali.; G. Thompson, k.q. at
ditto, from Hampshire; Win, Lynn, Esq. at ditto, from ditto.

DEPARTURES.
The Marquis and Mai chioness of Salisbury, for their seat, !Lit-
field; the Furl and Countess of Sefton, and the Ladies Mulyneux,
for their seat, Stoke Farm, Berke; Captain Markham, from
Gould's Hotel, Jermyn•street, for Yorkshire; Lora and Lady
Anson, from their seat, Shughorough, for Leamington, Warwick.
shire; Hon. Colonel Anson. ALP. for Lord Foiey's seat, in Wear-
cestershire ; Lord lake. from Fenton's Hotel, St. James'a-street,
(or Brighton ; Ilan. Charles Murray, front ditto, for Ilat Capt.
Hyde Parker, It.N. from ditto, for Winchester; J. Barnard,
from ditto ; T. It. Kemp, Esq. front ditto, fur Brighton; Colonel
Blair, from the Burlington Hota, Old Burlington and Cork-streets,
fur Brighton; Mr. and Alit. Salmon, from ditto, for ditto; Mr.
and Mrs. Vaughan, from the St. Oeiatia's Hotel, Albemarle-
street, for Brighton ; S. G. Benyon, Ksq. glom ditty, for Shrop-
shire ' • Captain Garth, from ditto; General Sir IL Mimi, from
the )loyal Hotel, St. James'.-street, fur Hann; General Sir Wm.
Lumley, from ditto, fur ditto; Colonel and Alm. Lumley, tram
ditto, for Fulham.
London, England, 1827-01-23

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Mandarin, —, from Balrimore to A morrdam, k eranded
off Calandanoy—most of the cargo altd materias expected to be
urn!.

The Hoop, Vito', from Hull to Rotterdam, is totally lost on
Texel Island.

FALMOUTH. JAN. 21.—Wind E.N.R.. fresh breeses.—No
rivals or sailing..

PLYMOUTH, JAII. 19 and 20.—Arrived the Eliza and lalle, HAIM
from the Isle of Prance—sailed 6th October, and from the Cape of
Good Hope Bth November. Spoke the Nary, of Workington,
from Rio Janeiro, out 65 days. on the Sib of Januaty, in lat. 57. 17.
long, 42. Also, the Ageouria, and the Terry., of non, from
Charleston, on the 3d of .January, in lat. 33. 37. long. 43. 59. by
the Liza and Jane. The Columbus, Ditt.aue, front New York, in
17 days, has arrived off this place.
Powrsaiorria, Jwa. 22.—Wind R. to E-NA-strong breezes:—
Arrived the Enchantress, TAYLOR, and Prince Regent, for
St. Vincent's.

DEAL, JAM. 22.—Wind R. blowing strong.—The brig Wheaton,
BALL, from Mortals to London, with oats, is on shore • i i he eastern
side of Margaret's Bay. His Netherlands Majesty's brig of war
Zwalum remains • a new bowsprit for her is preparing on hoard his
Majesty's ship lawn.t.tes. His Majesty's ship Bauman oiled yes-
terday afternoon for Portsmouth.
Goravzscro, Jan. 22. —Arrived the Unity, Coca, from Dunkirk;
Hero, Huse; Salads, Pure; and Reliance, from liam•
burgh. Sailed the Desire, I.l.tactre, for Lisbon; and Matildi,
Vacs, far Malta.

Nair Your, Jan. I.—Arrived on the 22d ult. the ship Isabella,
Pratincr, from Lisbon, in 43 days; brig Emily, Cariu.atm, from
Gibraltar, in 35 days, parted both chain cables inside the Delaware
Capes, on Tuesday. Dee.l2 fell in with the wreck of the brig
Ocean, of Belfast, from Alexandria, for Barbadoes, which was
upset un the 10th, and on cutting away her Mas•L. she righted, full
of water; one passenger drowned; took off the Capt..i.i. mate,
seven nun, and a boy ; brig Wive. lluenr, from Vega Cr ex in 19
days, with 241,000 dollars; the British ship Dalhou.ie Castle,
WALTON, from Liverpool, Nov. 6; was in /mtg.. 60. on the Is: ul?.
and made the laud on the 20th ; rode out the N. W. gate in 13
fathoms, and has been completely loaded with ice; brig Jasper,
Bova, from Bahia, in 43 days.
LivitrooL, JAN. 40—Wind F.S.E.— Arrived the Sir Neil
Campbell, Scars, front Sierra Leone, saile.l on 9th Ike. About
twenty sail of vessels Irons England arrival in the river on the Bth
Dec. amongst which were the Cato and Governor Hallett, from
London; Kelsick Wood, Fasters; Solon, Kri.i.v; Ardent, Na-
uss; Sarah Ann, Mamas, ; John and Thomas, Maoism; and
Ayrshire, Wilson, front Liverpool ; the Salmon River, Duet, and
Maria, saikd for England 4th Dee. ; left in the River, the Richard
Sands, Adamant, and Lady Marries &Licit, ready to sail for
England. 11. M. It. CONFLICT was laying at Sierra Leone; H. M.
ship elattorove, Commodore Buttes, was hourly expected
Cape Coast Castle. The Forts Accra, Disease, and Ana
had been given tip by the Government, and the garrison
rived at Sierra Lone.
London, England, 1827-01-23

COURT OF lIANOVER.

Meow, Jars. I2.—A courier, who arrived- here last night,
brought the melancholy news of the death of his Royal Highness
the Duke of Yi4. The King and the Royal Family, including
his Royal Highness's Brother residing here, are plunged into
sffl:ctitel by this loss, which is severely kit by the inhabitants of the
three kingdoms, and as much as ally where else in this count' y,
where the recollection of the former abode uf this highly esteemed
Prince have kit a profound impression of the great quaint:. which
acquired him universal este. in, love, and attachment, as Prince of
a part of this country,' and as Commander iu Chief of the Rtitisb
Army.—. The 'Fbeatre is closed for the present.
• The Idishoprick of Osna',urgh stems to be meant.

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SONG.

Ma—" Net Doaarts."

March! March! Victor. of Waterloo !
Bigots have planted the rebel Beg gory:
F•rward, and cheer far the heroes immortal, who
Conqueed for country, and Britain's true glory
Many • Ramer spread
Flutters above your head,
Many a crest that has Fam• for its warder—
I la.te to the battle-field !
I leaven I. th• Freeman's shield !
Fight fur your Friend, and Braganza's Border !
Come from the hearth where Conteutnient sits smiling,
All home In thy heart, on thy cheek Val.Ad'a glow ;
Come, whilst AlUction thy absence
With the badge on thy breast, and the wieath on tby brow!
Th• war.ttunir I. sounaig,
Each bosom I. bounding
To battle for Ilonour, Religion, and Order—.
Let them provoke the fray,
Ttaitora shell rue the day
When the Rid Jackets reacled Hraganza's Ranier !
Dec. 2101126.

YIN TRY WARD.
London, England, 1827-10-05

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