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THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. MASSINGHAM,
Clerk of the Renters and Subscribers Office—Hos Door.
ON WEDNESDAY NEI JUNE 25, 1823, his
hlajesty's Servants will perform the Comedy of

FRENCH PAPERS.

ewe a summary of the proceedings in the sentence been
published.
It is believed, however, by wellinformed persons,
that the following particulars are nearly correct. Thd
number uf persons implicated in the inquify are stated
at five hundred—by some at a much greater number.
The proceedings are not concluded, and seem-likely to
be much protracted. It is remarkable that persons are
implicated who have hitherto been supposed never to
haire taken any part in politics. Fresh arrests at-e'said
to take place daily. - The persons executed werebe
traled: by one of their accomplices, the son of the Car-
dinal's coachman, who accepted the offer of pardon and
a reward of 10,090 erotism, which he has received. The
dardinak had drawn on himself the vengeance of; the
sect by the rigour Which he was said "to have showto
dining the first investigation. The criminali, of whom
eleven are %aid to have been sentenced to death, but w
whom four absconded, and one had his sentence midi
gated to confinement in the galleys for,life, are said to
have behase(l, brine their rxecution, with great serial
city, especially one of them, a Jew, who is•seported
have -ought the lite of his own brother, syho- had beesi
unfaithful to the sect. It is ..tfil med.thati with the es.;
-cepti-n of t.le military. (eight liunsired,nsen). these Isis
not a single spectator at the exechtion, which is the
more remarkable as it was at the time of the fair, which
'ls held from the Ist to the 9th of May:
It is awl ted with regret that many of the persons
implicated in the first proceedings, against the Garbo-
nari,.but acquitted, are again brought forward accilised
of fresh crimes. The sellersl wislvis, ilia; the resnajw*
der of the band may he pardoned, which the well-
known clemency of the pope oitakes probable,ll'the
dorate wick( dnesi* of what Most of them are accused
will allow it.

FROM Tat GAZITTI DR !RANDS, inNE.2I.
CONSTANTINOPLE, May 26.
We are here in a state of way, bin all possible care
is taken for the safety of the Franks, and perfect tran-
quillity still prevails. By way of example to the dis-
co' tented Mussulmen, a Turk, who had endeavoured
to excite the populace to revolt Against the Sultan, was
beheaded a few days ago. Hussein Pacha and Halib
Packs are gone to Adrianople, with 15 Generals. Tne
first, bef ire his departure, succeeded in persuading the
Sultan t. s put an end to the persecu'tiOn of the Catholic
Armenians, assuring him that these measures must
have alienated the European Possess. The Capitan
Paeht,with 15 men of war. is stationed at the north
entrance of the Bosphorus. It is said that these vessels
will be joined by 12 fire ships, which are now fitting out.
• Notwithstanding all these armaments, many persons
think that the Divers will not only accept the Conven-
tiou, tfs the 6:h July--rwhich would be the salsasirn of
theforte, because it would restore to it the alliance of
France and England—bat that it is also going to open •
negociaiions with the Russians. The expressions of the
Turkish Statesmen leave no doubt that the acceptation
of the Convention ci the 6th July is resolied upon.
r,erisaill.—The Porte has just declared that it wishes
firths presence of the French and English Ambassa-
dors, in order to negotiate respecting the Greek-quew
Lion on the basis o' tie Treaty of the 6th Juiy. The
Reis Effendi has deliveted to the Minister of the Nether-
lands the letters of invitation for those two Ambassa-
dors. The capital, howeves, is still tranquil, And the
answer of tie Porte to the Russian Manifesto is expected
every moment. It is already in the hands of the Mufti.
EGINA, APRIL 29.
A remarkable change has taken place within the last
six weeks in the tone and the proceedingsof the President
of Greece. It is thought that this proceeds from the
late measures of Russia. He is 'wholly engaged upon
two things—the extension of the frontiers towards the,
north—and the, internal organizations of the country.
No arrangement with Tut key is thoaght of, and nobody
seems to care whether the Greek Bishops have arrived
at Arta or not. It is considered as certain that the Turks
will not and cannot-undertake any thing this yelr.--
, War is carried on against them..in a manner which,.
though' not _very brilliant to be sate, in certain cases
more direttly'attaias- the object. Saehtury blockades.
ilse•Egyptians: Chnscli•ricd Ypsilanti are in Eastern
and WesteadGreece; but though they are inactive their
presence is not without use. The internal organization
proceeds slowly:. The Rumeliots have depicted, the,
last pf them having left Cotipths . •
• .
Count Capu d'lstria is, endeavouring to create a re.;
venue to farm the national estates, or to sell them in'
case of necessity... The Islands prdmise a revenue
:double that of last year. The National Bank already
possesses 80,000 colonati, which is a large sum lOr the
country. There is no doubt that the President, with
the resources whicir he has iii his handh may do to the
end of the year, without the pecuniary assistance which
has been promised him by the Allies.
The. Egyptians are stilt concentrated between Nava-
rin and hlodon. All of them, from the drummer to
the Constnandee-in-Chief, desire to return SO 'their own'
-country, but
,the lam& will riot quit his • t•without an
ordeitre nt the Sultan. In order to:, • 'tot. Allied
sr
Commanders no ground for complaint, •fie.hitsliitherto
refrained from making incursions in the interior ofahe
Morea ; but when his magazines are tanplyOrnd;the
harvest t'rne is come, he will, most Prolialq, to**1161).?
sist there with his troops, and if nothing is decided a'
that time, he will proceed to the Isthmus. The.TOrks
in Rumelia are doing nothing. They will maintain-their
positions at Mi'solonghi and Athens; that is td sky,.tai
the autumn at the furthest. They are at prelatic,
assembling in the defiles of Attica. Meantime the, Al-
lied Commanders appear resolved to do every thing
to oblige Ibrahim to evacuate the Morn:, They.blOckltde
the ports of Messenis, and Admiral de Rigny hat lately
sent the Trident, with orders totake advantage, if pos.
bible; of the revolt of the garrison of Coron, to put that
I-place in the hands of the Greeirs.•
It is said that the Turkish flotilla :threateni Sims..
Admiral de Rigny bad, on the 25th, an, interview on
,the subject with Messrs. Parker, Viario, Capo d'lstria,
.and. Fabvier, and afterwards wrote to the President,
that he did not consider Samos in the same situation as
Scio, because, ever since tie insurrection, that island had
constantly resisted the Turks, and that there was nut a'
single one in its territory ; that consequently •it had a
right to profit by the stipulations of the Treaty of the
6th of July, and of the Convention of the 14th of Sept.
—that he should therefore proceed to that point, and
intimate to the Tut lt,, in case they projected an attack;
orders to retire; that he had made an agreement on thii
point with C. mmodore Parker, and that he would take
with him if necessary, the Warspite and the Jinn; lastly,
that with respect to the resolution of the &mints, he
did not ictend to exercise an influence. It does not ap-
pear, however, to be the intention of the President to
include Samos, when the future "conttitution of the
country is settled, but it is still wished to secure to the
Greeks the possession of that island, In order to exchange
it, if .necessary, for another portion of territory mote
convenient.
FRENCIS Fume.—Five per Cents: tost. 80e. rtree per Cents:
711. 20c. Neapolitan 75f. 50e. Spanish (isitz.) 73f. ie. Exchange
on London, one month, 25f. 30e. two mouth., 25f. 20c.

SIMPSON AND CO. •
Mr. Simpson. Mr. Dowvon. Mr. Bromley, Mrt Doom.
Foster, Mr. VINING. Servant, Mr. HONOR
tin. Simpson, Miss E. Tata. • Mrs.Brontley, Mrs. DAVISON
)Ifi. Fitsallan, MTS.W. Ws:sr. Madame' La Trappe, Mrs. Osaca.
.V:er which, an entiitly new hlelo-Dramatic Entertainment, with
new Music, Scenery, Machinery, ete. called

THE DUMB SAVOYAND AND HIS MONKEY•

The Action arranged by Mr. W. Basevmoss.
Coant Giovanni Maldicini (a State Prisoner), Mr. Youtioe
Florio (his Infant Son), Miss Lanz
Sturmwald (Keeper of the Ferry at Ober Wesel) Mr. WltriTtlt
Herr Vetches (an old German Soldier, Keeper of the Ptiaori
Mine), Mr. Dimwits
Piponetto (the dumb Savoyard), Mrs.•Baaaystnaa •
Marmavette (his Monkey), Mayter %HAND'
Spielsberg, Mr. C. Jones. Lenpoldatadt, Mr. YARNOLO
Rapinstein, Mr. Howat.L. Fiercentold,.Mr. Banns
Riflestaff, Mr. BAIiTLZTT
Celestina, Countess Maldicina, Mrs. W. West •
Teresa Va:iepa (Hostess of the Black Esee), Mrs. C. Jones
Principal Dancers; Mr. Nost.a and Mrs. Noss,
Dancing Villagers, Misses Ryal, Zerbini, Macdonald, and
Robbers' Wises. Mesdames Vallancey; Gear, &c.
In the course of the Piece will be exhibited the Town of Ober
Wesel on the Rine.—The Passage of the Rhine, repreiented by
various Panoramic Views—The whole Painted byl STAMVIIII",
To which will be added the Comic Interlude of .1
TWO WIVES!
OR, A HINT TO HUSBANDS.
Sir Win. Prune, Mr. Huonas—Honk Mr. Trimmer, Mr. Hoorta
Flank (Valet to Sir William) Mr. Haatarl
Alias Captain Bounce . . Mr. HAULMS' !!
Alias Lawyer Johnson . . Mr. liaasav!!!
Alias Humphrey Clod . . Mr. Hansav!!!!
Hon. Mrs. Trimmer, Miss A. TRILL Lady Prune, Mrs. FLED.
To conclude with Wiesit's Romantic Opera of
DER FREISCHUTZ!

FRANKFORT, Jean It.
The Duke of Itovigo has arrived here on his return
from Berlin. The Viscount de la Ferronays, attached
to thefrench Legation at Petersburgli, has arrived here
from Parts, on his sway to the Russiats bead quarters, as
Aid-de-Camp to the Duke de Montemarr, the French
Ambassador.—Frankfort Papers, lona 15. ,

The whole of the Music will be given, and will be sung by the
respective Characters, as *lien originally produced at Berlin,
adapted to the English stage by H. It. Rumor.
Ottocar, the Prince, Mr. YAR.OLD
Bernard, Head. Ranger, .‘lr. G. Smith • •
Adolph, Mr. T. COOLS
Caspar, Mr. Borrow Hermit M. Seaver '
Kilian, Mr. J. Russin.t Zainiel, %Ir. HOWELL
Principal Foresters, Mr. Honnoa, Mr. NILSON, Master %stria).
Linda, Mrs. Gismo Rose, Miss A. Tait ' • ,
'Bridesmaids, bliss Goei.o, Miss War.siorr, Miss BsArros, Iltc.
Tickets to be bad of Mr. MAssitionass,U (late 85), King-arset,
Golden square, opposite Cross-street.

BRUSSELS PAPERS:
• ODESSA, May VS.' •
Their Imperial Majestiea, arrived here the'day.befote
yesterday: but the ~Emperotact,put yesterday
evening, accompanied by General. Benkendorf,sto return
to the head-quarters, whither Ciitini Neseliode followed
him this•morriink. It is' iffirrietlithitibe Winch Am=
bassador, the • Duke de Miimetiliii4 who arrived at
Bender. on the 25th, will have his first; at iimsceii/ the
head-quartets. . . , .
We learn from the camp, that. the siege. o 1
under the direction of the Grand Duke*Michael, is ph),
seeding rapidly : the first rine4l' citeditivallatinti was
opened, and the setoncrtefil be iinneediately completed.
• We have just batar.4-eft the capture of a 'Turkish con.:
toy. by Aderital,Gteigh,whith .was bOund fiom-Tre.
hisond to Anapa. It, seems that t 1,4 tintless has a
much larger gariison than was supposed; it is said to'
*rfmnont to 6000' men. "che extraordinary height cf the
waters of the Danube have hitherto-rendered it impos-
sible to cross that tiver.—Austrian Observer, June 11.
• • •ItgammvsiA6l. .1;14 2:•
The Russian army whith is to pass the Danube con-
sists of 80,000 men, and -as the waters-are beginning to
subside, it is .probable the •passage.will be shortly effett-
ed. As. this army quits the arst line of cskrations it
will b 4 iucceeded by fresh trpops; it will Owe to com-.
bat only :with Asiaticliorsitri. hastily leVied; as distinct
'feet ps.watiemain to besiege the Cit nesse, on the'Danulie:
The Empsior,•••-in •person, voill•tfirect all 'the
tions, :Count,Wittgenstein will command in•chief, and
the Grand Date Michael carry on ail the sieges.
• • •
A light.corps may be sent to Bosni,nand Serira, to
protect their:habitants, irthe Tu?ks should iiiolebt them,
l'hellimpleior 'Nicholas dislikes every thing-;thitchis
the appearance of ifisirisectiO ;, these' prtsvines May'
enirsilhe protection of Rtissit 'Should the Turks, bfauf
acts df Violence; fat* them to 'Up trite lir theft
•deiences-Braseels:Papert,.Jaire.2l... .•

VICTUALLING OFIICF, Asks 4, 1*
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
MAIES;TTS ,NAVY,te. do ksreiy Nes,•

That on Mummy, the 26th Instant, they will inready to re-
ceive Tenders in writing (sealed tip), and treat for
Ms Hundred Sacks of Kiln dried Household FLOUR,
Fifty Tons of New OATMEAL,
One Thousand Two Hundred Sacks of BISCUIT MEAL,
Thirty Tons of COCOA,
Four Hundred Quarteriof PEAS (Kiln Dried),
Fifty Toas of TOBACCO,
Forty Tuns of NEW RAISINS,
Bight Tons of BUTTER, and
Ten Tons of CHEESE,
To be delivered into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Dept.
ford, be. Half of Each by the Imhof Job/ unit, and the remainder
by the lOth of August following. •
For Ten Thousand FLANNEL AVAISCOATS; to ..be also
deliveredinto the said Stores, in the course of Ten Weeks frost.
be day of Contract; and also
For so,* LINEN SHIRTS as may be demanded for Hospital'
use, during the space of Twelve Months, and further, until Three
Mouths' Notice shall be given; to he delivered into the ,aforesaid
Stores, at Ilepitrird.

Samples of the Oatmeal, Cotoa, Peas, and Raisins, most be pre-
dated by the Party Tendering ; and s. Semple of the Tobacco,
and Patterns of the Flannel Waistcoats and Lieen Shins may be
wee at this Mice.
The Candidate of the Contracts may be seen at this Office.
Each Tender mint specifpthe price in words at length, and be
delivered before One &Clock •on the day appointed; and the
Person who makes the Tender, or some Person :on his behalf,
mast attend to answer when called for.

..

, IL MILLER CLIFTON.

-•-• PORTUGAL.

I' . •

NOBLEMEN, GENTLEMEN. and AGRICUL-
TURISTS in seneral, are respectfully informed, that BEN-
JAMIN EDGINGTON has now prepared, at his Bilanisfactory,
5, Toolepetreet. WATER PROOF RICK CLOTHS, blade in
a superior manner, with POLES coal PLETE, at very uliderate
espense.
Gentlemen in want of the above most useful Articles this
Season, are solicited to favour him with their early Orders.-
IARQURES and TENTS to any Size or Pattern; NET-
TING and BUNTING for Fruit Trees; Sacks, Ropes, Tyers.
Pitch, Tar, &c.
Orders by Post duly attended to. Address, at full length,
BENJAMIN EDGINGTON, 5, Totiky-street, London.
N. B. Second Hand Rick Cloths, Marquees and Tents let on hire.

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.17.1.40 . •
TOO (011,0WinZiS an extras:if n u' from °poemq,
dated.Jiini 9, bfOUghi bj the Lusit ants, arr'ell at Vs-,
verpool We continue !without comniankithon of
Atli' Mai tuft • Lisbon. thW Which ' Mae 'ens.
biaded 'Our cause ate some ist•tenitribra andstilettenvain•
der-at C9ndeiXa. All. vez44 40 wysuo.unr.e'atrat weitbin 15
days:wq,sball have ap: wpm between the:liberals and
the Partisan! of D9O Miggl..incl tne.resutt will' pro-
bably decide the queit:on. I trust we shall ie successful,
because the erthrisiasiti en'out'side is great, 'Whilst our
adversaries are•downcast:"

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FROM THE LIVERPOOL OHIEOIfUCLI:`•

HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA continues to
be prepared with the most scrupulous care and attention, by
Messrs. THOMAS and WILLIAM HSHRY, Manufacturing Chemists,
Manchester. It is sold its bottles, price 2s. 9d. or with glass
stoppers at 4s. 61. stamp included, with full directions for its use,
by their various Agents in the Metropolis, and throughout the
United Kingdom; but it cannot be genuine, unless their MOWS art
engraved on the Government Stamp, which is fixed over the cork
or stopper of each bottle. Of most of the venders of the Magnesia
may be had, authenticated by a similar Stamp, Ilannt's AROMATIC
SPIRIT of VLHICAC, the invention of Mr. henry, and the only
genuine preparation ot that article.

" The Brig Lusiiinia,Crookshankiarrived here yes-
terday fiom Qporte, jlaying sailed. on the 10th inst. at
which time Captain cawAikshapk reports tha; city to be .
in the Most iianquil itate, 'the liaoiiiiiiiiit Anti excl.;
cising the functions of Government with AB the regu-
larity din old established institutikit.o Of 'this, indeed,
thertiaabAndant er.idence in a 6 'A yf ith,eir, (*cid Gaulle
—numbers 9. 10, putt 14, dateOttiw 60147th, And 9.h
inst. now lying before us.
..
"'Commercial' business, howe'ver; was entirely at a
stand, owing to theltiterruptirin of the mails and regular
communication with other parts of the 'kingdom.. The'
mails tyom ,Lisbon had been. withheld. for three weeks,
and n 9 news had
,been,receired
.direct
,from thence
diirinithat period.
"'Besides the thacttei abc4e,ilatiteil:lii liiire also
been favoured with.twohuenbei's of the IMpartiakiiiittd
the Ist and 3d instant. . _ .
" Froreothese.Pspeh*e alike lite &nosing articles :*
: • • "On the•sothsit.'w•tircular-whs addressed by the
ft,"viaiilol;;lnbilrt
..Alie,lfetsl.o:-Of 'the-:ieieral religious
o.4kra,irecolikiiigi cal ,to.teetail tcalieir respective con-
(
tents *II serials*. nfonskarisier•rand canons) who*eXl
absent on leave, and to refrain from granting in future
•leaiie' Wf • WiseliteAti 'lrby otie 'Jot' a-longer pe friscl th an
meaty -fogy_ hour s'afutifie time: 'Aniither'',.ctiolar !has
ANS atelliOckeitefl,ifi giellip)l9i, and riellolt,tielOilli
Ihat"tbeY' will not pet mit'. the irienifyii;"?sn .i.lift.nnikectS.ol
gish-14 illis 41t1,:pops-lecognoc4 ,0", lay!, . oar thefr
.tiffpplei to fmt o%4sAii.piii‘Pect.s 1Y idi .ObtiliPPlllo„t 1!
' On the 2d inst. advice% were retehreithrtiegt.ytJ
oisiontatiltrata thiettut gitYrksisii 4414'0a/its' t'orisisnr
-34-antlrnii.iintt 03T. WO eat's Si AP&11;11,..*74 titepli
ite of.
YeWil 9 s i!,4eastwier4,.4AMtlicitlit _p:PE.SI i +
.411V.1,14111 VW4si!mic2l3o4.-• itigestlectiaiiiaging•

ACertain Conr,pl4int is best met by the use of Dr.
BOERHAAVE'S RED PILL, No. g, which in a short
time, and without subjecting the Patient to inconvenience, effects
a mild and effectual cure. No bad symptoms, the frequent con-
sequences of ignorant treatment, have ever follnwe4 its use, and
its efficacy is now established by its great sale in all parts of En-
rrpe and America.
A copious bill of directions accompanies each box, and removes
every difficulty in the way of the Patient's own management of
his cue.
Sold in bottles at 11s. and four In one for SU. whereby 115. are
saw, d. by Mr. IL Juhrstotie, 68, Cornball ; Mr. Sanger, 150, Os.'
bold street; Mr. Ward, Iftiiliorn Ms. Stradling, Es-I
tu.mge; and all other Medicine Velltielll. 1

To pees;;; yr t in its litistine beauty k an at-t
taiiiment of eel nee, and merits universal attention. 'fbe ;rival
efficacious discovery Ito I rtventitig the Bali falling off or chaegips,
colour, and producing « luxuriant grov~ tb,is RewLevis
()it.. the Origin:A and Genuilie. The Oil ii.pre-'a:Oititntlysacceasful
it twurtsbiui, strengthening, and prese;riifitig,ilse-aist tr; to arilinaites
and seasons, tenderlog it curly andgloasy adding an ez-'
goisite beauty to At h.lr of Ladle's, GeOlteniegir and Chiffireo
To de:ail its mituifuld
,virt ors, mint inurneratr the ttuimoniiis of
its proved superiority over tuber preparations professing
.I;intiler fa-
• dot, world lid the pages of a vulope. • To prevent
the genuine is sold, 'tido. cal with a paesphlrt on the HAI:, lit a
sigrieJ on the outside in Hyde "A. Ituvrtatas mai &tar,
t., t!cugo c..:d.-11." • • I

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cers at it). eir
.headolad Is the zlth uit.s
proClairrieittheir adhireAce to..thp ganse itt!je,sty
,Don Pes o IV. *and ticknpailedged' lytaisi9nal
.Punta installed in 'Oliorta n the lass NI *Goiretirrner.t Of
eortngal, until another Regency shall be aF•iiii:in% ted* bY
ti e*Ring. ' •
• "On the 3d init. irstelligepte was received.of (par
'Regiments of Militia—those of thonsai and and
tern from other places in' the
.itiore.crnmediati
bonrhooJ of 'Liam •-=.-havitig.pnt themselies:OkeVar cps
....a aid, lied to j•in the division 4.. f. Coriatitatioptrnotis
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4' From these pipes we also learn that.a-c-Ivette.
tie Cibelle, commanded by a Captain Pegadr, with a
schotiner in company, had heen for se_verarfditys trans-
inkoff the mob is of the harbourtot.tbilet't, blUck.ding
t in the'niiiie'cif Doi Miguel; thft in be entitteemeilt
of-the blockade, they had detained a vessel belonging
44 Liticipodl, the John 0, mits.i. which sailed. hence a
dime time since, islet lever-al other vessels, on their 4..
nellitisilitg*tit enter the port; t i •t the two Ellijli Med-
.tv"E b!igs'iff the suer, the Co.itielea,,qsltiai George
VSt.,hilin *admit'', and -B itomirt, oa.beingiafnemed
of the de•eiitosnuf the British vessel uh,or&guinted by
the said Commander Pegadot•terighed'theil-.nnchors
and Axon.' mit Co *I be 'i„orwette and -iebiionei.„ when a
-doniiilrsication 'Wok placeliet,.. eat Wein, ;Inch fetito
the imasedia e libemainet of, the ..h•bn Orntrodomd, it
w•ssAselieved also; to a promise on the, pksit of the said
..
triteintaqder, to regain from any further
.srleitition of
vessel. Oder the kliitish flag... --t -,. '...';' - ...
"I'lei litho/nark sailed on the flci instant for Lisbon,
at it was supposed, tor, the purpose inf'brineing from
tbence. the latter', eke. hyffie.packets,...tion, Xogland,
for persons resident
.at
itait-llwpiei..,...ditcent ;
aid Captain Croblesbank, t f the'Lusitatiia,. repnr es, that -
MI the 10th instant, soon after hemo-sgraiii Le 'taw a
lime twig, 'steering' for the, bar of''Oriberk) firm the
southward, which he believed, to be the•Boitoorart on
her return. The Cibelle still remained croiseng off the
harbour, and enforced.the blockade against; 7e!sels of
all nations " not having,"•ietys the iniptirciide, ' A force
stationed there competent to prevent et.'. Tliesehooner,
her consort, was...iXid.yolryitationed off figueras to
blockade that pince.'„. ; . • ..: ....1 '
', We have 6e;taavoureit with the perdial of several
prieate letters, broight hi the Letsit.inie, &hell tiporto,
the 10th of June. • . 4 • '.- 4--•-: :'' • .-" '•;' .
:‘ One of- diem says—' The. only thing tloipk- • here
since the saaing.of the Ppurckis. the, fending off, troops
to Coimbra, to march upon Lisbon. Ab0ve..6,990 men
from this quarter ate now.there, all animated by the
,beat disposition, and the advanced guards of•rhe twos
armies are now in sight of each oehey, aed.4c.aire in
itie bout ly expectation of betting of something having
'taken place. I do'nut !!hi & they' Will` fight` but that
Miguel's troops wilt cometAreeto.Pedeol'Allitirt tithe
.must now decide the thing. - 'This -city ;continues per-
fectly trettquil. and .99- business whatever doing ;. soyou
may imagine the unpleasant state we ate jo.; Al! corn-
mtinication between this and Lisbon is com.plekely cut
bit; athd'site know inith'ing of "i'ls't it 'lining on elei c:
'44 Anbtqi et. tail terefive t--='!FlieCoristitorionallit ican; e
is, contact with the • troops ef.Dtsivalikael,'Wet*etti
Ptumbal .and Lei/tuna the ..stll.,instaset•trehe,Jiilanie's
troops fell back upon Leiria vii;jubp la's of swopieces
Of "reality. The coot;iititi(.l4l.ligce alteiilky psaKhing
.16.1pott Listillisf -11 oni• t hit pared-card fo.'iniiunt'Yolibotit
AU& sTletre'ls ststnekeaton.ltisbeliiit iftififfis'efner.
issay be. ptotlatt d..10r s.hniciimel. but ;the let-nit,
;t is
coilfiticofle an,ticipaXtd,..sytaAnabe,fall. le.estatthsnient
of thk atilto,rit4 ,ot .Dtifi,Pc,drp:sul4 the,Const,Aattonal
etiarter.' • - ' ' •' ' " * '.'''
.
' e. T; le eartte •iif rest,"ilittlikOftimandi tlie:knift n'ce of
he harbour oF•OpOito,.*lsisiati•d,•in'ttverfabsniti ar-
ticle which appeared vs thx.Quotidienne, Fir ispa,i)git, the
tither di , to bk,Xtleic 1, 4;)!A I tor.: 'DX, Ntreki, and to
aye fired upon the. ConstiAsip.na'lii) *rtioaptiruached
st ' This lie of the day it cnitifitetel inner adicied by
ptain CrOblisliant, who liateSlEiit. the Citiculatidant
wad his garrison•decLited In' bon Pedro on theileinink
the fir4e.tising•afxbcother or 00 k,F, ' and awe they 'still
continued faithful and unsuspected up tQ•the.tituept his
departut e._

The, tasitania broughtiltspatiffetliorkftlie Prov;-
alma Juntmaddrassed to every Courtin Europe,

!. r

1. • MEXICO.' •• • •* • '
. . .
!ROM EL SOL OF APRIL 15.
teekei; of itanishment iasfd by the Senate and Chamber of Depo-
'. "thitiAtd Published by the Government, on the subject 'Of the par-
ties implikated in the late compiraey, called the glad oY Montano.
The President of: the United• Mexican' States to the inhabitants
of the Republic, :

.l ~'

Be it Grown that the Gererak:Cpaigics! haa, decree.d akftilpws:
Art. I. The dovernmtnt shall lunnediately:baniah from th* ter
litotey Ofihe Tier:4lle, to such places ai k shall deemt ezPedietit. G r
period of time not exceeding sixieuc ali thr ilirtiPtitfiPtcated
.in the conspiracy of Montano bp to • the date 01, this diVievi, ki-
rhiding those already sentenced to certain punisbutents.bp the ru..
spective tribunals._

Art. 2. Ail further proceedings In this affair shall lie put an end to.
Art. 3. The Government shall allow to all the parties included
In the present decree, during the time of • their reTictive punish..
,ments; as far as one half the pay which they enjoyed Iu deft mili-
tary capacity, previous to their arrest, so lonras they tibistfoie to
rebid. In the place or places designated. . • • .

Art. 4. To those who are not of the military processhin, such
monthly allowance shall be wade as the Government shall consider
necessary. for tbeftglolpiatessce.
Art. 5. on the expisatto of the period of banishment. those
only shall be permitted to 'e
their form rank and employ-
ment whom the Governtbetit jiadge wortby of this faiour.
Art. 6. Those who skill returdtfillm banishment before the pre.
Scribed period shall experience the lluiltlgourof the laws. •

(Signed) 311 GUADALUPE VICTORIA.
hlesko, Palace of the Federal Reoitblic,
April 15, 1828.

i t:.• • .
In the reign .of Henry the Eighth it was a recom-
mendation for i servant if he could bear a quantity cf
siren* drink—part of his good character in`liiites whets
it iraeiccounted a point of hospitality, Mit the• guests
in the -.kitchen should be made as drunk 4u theiromasters
ip. the. dining-roots,—Mirror. . , :. -
~ : . • ..
S) .40
,is ;he rocky substance which has been
4 lelied : 'biiiistii *Boston market-place, in the itterripttci procure
Amens water stirat tbeworhrern are tenable to preified with more
t4v1f0tr..049 v.;ke rate 01 kit fat per week...? 7:41-kilv, wow
bored neatiy• en frit, and Water, it is said, is in'ihe °Mice made
y the ittekilliotieWoirtbetra httndred feet belated* =face.