It is understood that the...
It is understood that the names of the conttactors for the Brazil loan will be made known thli morniing. The Com- missionexs had intiynated that after six o'clock yesterday evening no tenders co tld be received; and as a few hours will suffice for the examination of the respective offers, they will not, of couxrse, keep the partips and the public in suspense on the subject of their determination. A desire has been expressed by some of the capitalists who formed lists for taking the contract, that the negotiationi should be suspended till the cloud has been withdrawn which is sup-. [posed to bang over the politics of Brazil; buit they an- swered that their instruetions were peremtptory, and that they must proceed. They lhave uniformly given a decided contradiction to the various unfavourable teports in circti- lation. FOREIGN DEBT Or Cotomiatx..--the Gaceta de Colom- bia of the 18th of Janltiftay, published at the seat of Go- vernmeint, contains an official. statement of the whole of the| foreign debt as registered, up to the 30th of Deeember, 7 1823,by the commission of liquidation, appointed on tdiej 8th of February, 1822, to inquire into the elairtnt oi the 1 Republic. This debt amrounts only to 1t,U46,3$5 dollars, which- is less than 300)000L sterling. The two principal cretlitors under these claimn are General Devereux, for the |ch2rge incurred by raising the Irish. ljegion, aiil Colonel' James Hamilton. This official statement.has of course jib relation to the loans contracteA ira this coilntry, but may be considered a return of the private debt of the Colom- bian Government for assistance rendered by private iitd,L viduals in achieving its indeperndence, Wve have, at the mhornent of going to press, been infom-. ed, by authoritv on which we can rely, that the Sntcdirop, of this port (Boston), Captain Hackford, bound from 41101 to: Yarmouth with deals, toundeted off Skegness during a heavy gale yemterday (iMlonday) morning. The boat in which some- persons were seen from thie land, was, alose observed to upset; it afterwards drifted on shore empty. It is our painful duty to add, thiat the master, !his ife,and al hands on lioard, are supposed to have perishea-Bosa toll Gazette. . . . The Cecilia, an Anmerican vessel from the I-Iavannabh was lost in the night ot the 16th dt.., on the north point of ChatelailK lon, near Rochelle. Of 27 persons who were on board, 10perished, Among the victim,i of this unfortanate event weteaSpauish wo6iaW and her five children. The Cecilia 'was bound for Bordeaux, ano' the cargo consisted ofsugar, coffee, and cochineal. Toups3nony, April 27.-Arrived. here this morning, the masrter and crew of the Elleln, of anti frohi PVndee, ibr Queboc. Captain Erskine reports thitbon-th 18th in&k. his veasel'sfruct ipop a suoken rock about seven nWiesdistait*from .Rock All, and about 200 miles ivest of St. Kilds, that bs3great exertioins' ihey kepE'the' ship abouc water for 13 hoorm, but tlie v*ater Faineild d fast' upon them , and being unable from fatigue io ?onubue anv longer at th" puiupsx, they albandonWdher, add, mblxncholy 6 1e7ite oiitofl7 i sengere, olve one xasetaved, The Captad,- ctow; and osne astsenh ger, after hiving been tose4 anoilt ih a tempetous ocean foi28' hours in the two small boats, (the Ibg boat h'aving beIen stoved in thea4Ct of launching), werepikcIed sy al5russianvessd bounh-to Liverpool, and landed on the islahd oS .tree., Weat.llnbdsv Dt. Biomrinld is, it is said; to b) raise& to- ttie h-oj rid of Chester, the present Tishdp of (.hestdiebhing.tiapva,e to, Bath and WeUk. 'Dr. Cair Deait IIefn}efotl i*cnfifdeiitly sTiken oi as 'l,e new B;dgou 1Chzdhester ii4wigi ease tbb living of, l1rikht6nwirzbdie rv4cdnt T lol of St. Gd$'o in- xFie&ld ~ .ihe kift-of t~IeX.sngjai vacitedye e dai:i Dishop:Btekiier, while that of Bis'hopsgate U'ltejvis.(alleo,the. Prbwni cAse otthelpromnofion of ih' pr11 entreictqr r. Blonel.- I;Oi AIqn)day last tew S'e d tt ?t r S , SelQns neld at 6ori6aionger.lahe, a true 'billw fmnd:qalntIrtJobn Pbillitore,_KW, Captain of-the The ri gtc, anti his. :s&cnd t4eutedant ,Mr. Drewi for assauuiog Jle, the aut '.fthe NxaI 13istry. On Tuesday last as a young man was tryiing his lac;k at a gam-in j.table ae'2b t=t,h-osevdtsEsofoes Ways depo sited whnV;tthwon in:hisfAiMtfhanid'pbcket,a pidid what he, oSt tomn the ftr - thi; ebuduictsp neared singulara to 'the jrouth, ende hc entionedtiettoonitvfriendfgwrl l,sijeccing theitr.uthwrCatUsed the'nian toi ,'a:pprehend0d, 'nd-t.ken-before Wlliam Mdrihall, EStj.4 a maRistr2t2 aSGtQiinvrsljj,wehbhie' rcoini amrounting-t upJ ward*fof fth Sr pAuanar, *a,'tfun&d tip5n hium He was fully, coni. mitted to girton tobr f;aric te. 'I:5ENTA'gLi AccitBEN "0n Wednestday e ening; MTr. Thomiaa Ritidafi, 'spxir and t'? rifrchatt, late of lfhidstoneF hait'nlAa l Carncrts, spiri hsttclhiint, NcWgR esteet, was austateppngfrrmritheparloihr,where hc had bcenefika*gd oti%usi- tion'oy proceed"g' to'thewest -nd'ef'thStdwn, *rhen, ulnfs*unately, the flap o6f`'th'YellAr.- limoediatelyiii -riont of the phrlontd~soot being? onent to r'ed stock ibe felt,'nd his right 5itle ctnne ith sa mfich -figa'e, fthe" edge 'of the floorin'g on the opposite lidc,ttha` thr'de- ' hiY tibXe'*effractured. A coach :Wfs immedlatelf dene-for-to"c^eMpg3di 'tlte hosfstii1, but' the sgoay oeasioiitd'by th ify dfhbe'n i nd1r' dtljliHe >ald endure; he was taken but 1'd bothn6e'on'is% s o Wverki pPrierwbelonigiri to:Mr; :Dettu0s'ekrhan, cbifier'6fNew,t ,c;matketinrwhieli'condition he wasn et accide*'.ly'bybhis'fatlher, 'v'i; ofi blug made acqupinted with tbe c'eircn sne,'feUltdovn'in a'Qt;.' " '' - vertise PtI-TO TIrt tbl 'tar frinYt " CirO.lhUdierio!'6n tlfie reen 'edic'of eheiCbutt'df Exa- msnei ioft4 C61 e; of Su'rgeoins' addressed to the -editor of, the Sonde5 ,lffoe ' w,lU appear in that p.iper exblnsivelv on Sudday hlekC - Theeav7J4'- jViftor is publish'e4 by John Bigg, 9, Lam- bard-trfte l 'P t4R6e cH7OUrEitY,SILxSr&c "CboPER and Sox o, 3 ;,t'opyte.seiaeeWVtbanI ''re tetdl' sibli6i thb Ti tention. of all thetiohility ad gentry to tlhe superb and elegant 'ma. nttGfacture bf .llki n.asks ' uet;, & w., whiCh; in' consequenqe of thekd dlbd dpa' n ilc tere now enabled to offerdrn tcrfnth so compatatively tIrdtb us fit establi this -magnificentr d6scrip tion of t'esrnt tfii ra:wiug, ts, bouidoirs, aalSooT `&ci in prt- Ifrence to tWiie iibraiMes'hlthe'o in use Families who ptefer the tich atnd be'-utt3uW'style of the' Wcient Gothic, will find senoie iisnrtstbma Sfdiin'ns in thtb pa't'siil order; and as Cooper and Soni are thc"~etfe ~,nut;cturers of the artieles sold in their wvare.rooms; ind! em?lonv'one but irs-t rateworkmen, they are' en- 'lbed, for'splcbloul,ajceand solit1iyt, tocornmpet6 with any esta- bli4hnienein the metropolis and (they with" ceifidence aflirm) at ncc^eftAeideydl[g vartageous' TThe$iapefng and' dtcoative' ityle of'wotkbonitibueda5 uisual.' -Aptraisenents made, and funerals 'fufmshed, vwltft tlte greatest aStentzonitflt ecdnmv. Ladies and keli-. dlemen d&iroas' o avoiding-the bustle nt the city, wil find an eaay antid leasaintactess to taking the routce of the NewrOU& and Cit' vBoad, sthough Finsburvsquare.93, Dishps- gate-strcet 'ihin. ' tAdvexttenicnt . ThemosteminehtoftheFaculty have ack'xow, lodged hatthgreatesfnoither of'the humnaihair is RoWvL AID's AAIAeASAU OIL, wh ih adds such an auxilisxy of strenFth to the hair is to ptoducl dttorn istingecurls, prevents the hair from bein6g.'injujesA preseives it to the latestperieddof life, pr6omos a luxuriant goWvtlt on the bildest ol&ts,' renders hair that i@oharh an(td- as s9. 'as silk, and iddY a bpautiful gloss 'infine, itgives I the fnatfs l- a tmg and' del'ccible apiearaisce to the hair of'latles, ' gentlesoen, *aRd c'nddirehi-produces vzhislteits, eye:brow., 'y&' Par- ticular cautiton ii 'necessary in purchasing: ' each gendine botte is signed, in red ink t'"A.Rowland and Soni,"' 20, liatton-gaiaden. All others ite ,vounterfeits. ' ' [AdyertisenrentiO ATrXil, ONT'S 'BEAR'S GESAiSS, - forl thie growth 'of air. ATXINSON, perfutner, 44, Gerrdxd4tI'eOt, oho. square; having daily com'plairns fromn ladies and gentlemenrof' beinF (ltceiyed by purchasibg Bear's Grease 6fiic'h'ihe ve'Wder4 sAy is of his importdon' 'be bega'respectftnlly' to inforinthe pnblic,that the genuine'is epclq.`ed in awranper with his signature and sddtesq, axyd the lowistipnce pot Is.s. 'd. 'h rilele is proceted freo lth'e animal nh its nadve cTiate, Bni ' sold genuinieias ir'4poittdd 4 ith out alneratioti or'.ditfiion of Any, kind;' c'cet it littib perf&-nCe to 'kediit sweet. . S^d hi'most'perfrnier' and medicine venders. ': tAidvettigeentnt~-The iiewesf. and nmost f'ashionable-wnrct ouse for every th'ingZ thst reiMes to' Onsiamefh Wais,establilsitl up'u4ards 'of'50 yerts.-4toss. anta S'o*eS,'llJ- Bishot,sgnte-'street, h'aving pre-. pared An imr,nbpese atsonmen 'of all tiid's of OR t.si Nvr ltt2tR, of' the m4ist exquisitc ,wooship,and of the besr qatlity ( the hiateridls being selected from' the flitstd samPles of FtdrlCli and Gerniba hair, im rte' by thrnllves}, yepecffily offer 'tiente the nobility and gentty at sucn pnices as nfast ensuf - coniiuarlce of theit patlonage. ;xs'tlt 'stock exceedi 10,0001. in vat, ladies '.nd 'gentlemtehniiy' 'most certainly suiftthetnselves' without the trouble ot o'rdcing, 'by selecting 'vSt at the' deem most wapriate anduiecoinjog, insittntcr.' 'NB.rlh' 1iyeopened severa\ addfional roomssco 4o7frrd accomntodation ta''ladies and gentlemen who 'may wish' toi bd, private: ''' [A'dtettSCmcn?1-TtE 'LAtST DAY OF TnE LOTTEktE-T11e silaP huiiibct of tickets rermaining tb draW, have the unpi&ctdented luumbel 'of l2icapital prizes; including 'two of 24,00hl. 'whicb, as well as every oth' prize, must all b'tra?*n on Saturday,' thq 22d inst. wu lTh alU'flnally doses.'. A fevuntlwn tuckets and sh'ar4s are on salliat'the Coitt ctors', vwho hopd to'diribute the'bve at?their old offices, tSo. 37, 'Cor~hill, No: 11, Jiplborn, and 1lo.'38, Hay- market,-J. and J. Sx' gV, Et1'eirr, ContrAttors.