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O t he r tr aopo r iSpie l vs, under Gen: Chula, expected from Marseilles, and the Torch has ' dun*, • • with her escort. • - - I ied into two Corp., one According to bet last letters from the M0r 1,1.", im, 4 • nd the other against the land troops are'dispo,ed of as figlowst tiro: .. ruins of Actium lie), in men at the camp cf •Petalitli. seven •or "eight.tboo ' : ' flotilla, which ; however, men encamped' round Idavarin, and a demi-bripae og. rids. the -torts of PiesrOsa, the Isthmus of Lepadto. This last body is to'assist Ilse, by secoe.us brought to- execution of a mission given by Admiral de Myst to . out any other probable .eshal vessels, and the object of which is to cannonade licing the passagethrou . o the torts of Lepanjd add of Paris, nod to reduce then to dust if they resist: 94k; Bulb Shares, 11071. The vessels of the Porte are at ilatrarin and ,alO.l • • -1 * .- • he sto es of the Mores. • • . • (caws .- 1 Ity..:', . • PARIS. des: U. ' • ..... 5,b4 Chamber of the Stant Dispatches of the 3.1 and 3th 'Octoiell, from Gibed forma Royal Rewind/04 this Marquis Mahon, reached as to-day. - l*altisilp eandidutes propmed by •ially quitted on the 4th 'with the last lignn's beer ! d chosen the tint , on the The numbers:it our sick mean ante wheel" aseatilled rested with that ace in st Navarin, is much incseased. •Inserinittesittrireitiiti . - • . . the mon common. A• double reties* of whit isolable' hi, Majesty President - 4. antes.' Insult. the *oldies', es thrsseess . of' • tssious—firstails*Paposir ibeirheAlth. end a asneny Great& istatiintl i'llair • - .., • . , . • Ints sosisended the allnwsnce or sett enest:rl4ll.okar t an news from the theaVe We caw note pdsitively shift the French AmbissadOi ' s f nns &heals Of Sept.. at the Col st of Roadie 'hit been invited by the Empis4 .01 o,ctuber... At Odevig s .00f to josh him before Varna. •M. de Mortensirillere a% a var.ne report d the emits' kid in the Pastaleiesono a ship of the line, sea rid the , kind of Varna. ownria.a hours nAm...e. ow .......gm,.... I. ..........11 .. a-t- _sat • -.. .. .• f e , t.y.t :.4- , 0 _i s itet• $ A.* ; Venloto .1 i': .'''t '...'.• ..: .14•1:i. . VI •• I $ •tts . t Air, • • .. L - . ''' • < '- • t I . . • " , k, i fr ir dr . A , r • r . Apo .., •, . 1 0 /1. •• • 1 . ' ' . ( *q .. ' . , , . _ ~ .. .. — N umBE a 12,995.] p • MONDAY EvENLNT t 9c1'011:;R SALES BY AUCTION. This dly was published, By B. Aczammen, 96, Strand, Loodoh. VORGET-ME-NOT FOR 1829. The Conductor , of this popular Work confidently challenge attention to this New Volume, which will be found not merely to maintain but to extend the high reputation it has already acquired. h codtains above four hundred pages, consisting of upwards of one hundred amides, in prose and verse, by the most eminent Writers of both Sexesg fourteen exquisite Engmvinp, by celebrated Burners, from designs Made expressly for the Work, by Messrs. Martin, Leslie, R.A. Chalon, R.A. Cooper, R.A. Daniell, ft A. Thom• son, R.A. Prow, Corbould , J. spd P. S'ephanuf. Witherington, Owen, Mime% and Miss L. Sharpe ; and an elegantly embossed Inseription-Plate. Price 12,. . A few Sets of Proofs of the Plates, Imperial 41e. on I Dais Paper, price 245. Ditto before the Letters, price 365. ••• linen agaiwtt Peeves*, which consisted several light vessels, and to -dr Passaao, acd 8,000 land troops, seems to have wholly failed. " Of the land troops, divided advsnced against Vustlyas, and point -of Peeves.' (where the t , order toiso.operats with the ant after eacl i t ) ax i f some shot wit' left that (as we learn by 'day by the. ateim.host), without season than the difficulty of for- . the Channel into the Gulf." --•~._ ELIGIBLE PROPERTY FOR INVESTMENT, VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES, COMMODIOUS DWELLING HOUSE, WITH COACH HOUSE AND STABLE, CUMBERLAND STREET, PORTMAN SQUARE, and FOUR COTTAGES In BOWLING GREEN BUILDINGS, near YORKSHIRE STING°. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent.street,) At Carraway's Coffee How ,e 'Change Alley, Cornhill, to THURSDAY, the 6th November, 1628, at Twelve o'Clocb, IN TWO LOTS. tor.I.A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, Held for a long term of Years, at a moderate Ground Rent—Comprising, Avery Eligible and Commodious DWELLING HOUSE, SITUATII No. 6, Cumberland-street, Portman-square, Contiguous to Hyde Park, Handsomely fitted up, and in very templets order, fn the occupation of Lady Caution, mi Lone; , CoWealuing •n the Upper 410 4 r—Far masa& Attics, Landing. and. Hoe vernaid's Closet. Second Suiry—Two Conammlious so ulry Rod g34,41.c., peaty papered, and Linen Closet. . First Floor—Two Drawiki.'ikaossi; . lisidsomely fitted up, marble chimney pleas, windasnrio din Boor, opening to i Balcony ; ladies' Morning Room a, ground Floor--Entraomi Hall, &too' staircase to Second ,FlMllts iron balustre and mahogany handrail, webs stuccoed and painted,. an ;excellent lining Parlour, with folding doors Opening to *a Back Parlour, walls stuccoed and painted , neat' cutedce and marble chimney piece, Water Closet and Geochimica', Dossing Room. Iry the Basement—Commodious cheerful Offices, detached. Kitchen, Wine Cellars, Areas, ficc.. the wools amply supplied with water. At the back, in Montagu Mews, south, are &able far two hones, Coach House, Loft, and Man's Roos oven, In tjte occupation of LOT 2—A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, %%M lA. 000: . • I 4, Met alli gym aihist Amer, ,tat. L 5. • . Oesse. e r the 23d, the Second r , General steeitied in the weal fr the Chamitet, his Moil*, annettiwiski. duvet -the duo, esedidatet had list, M, Rophins, ; oho arab:lnvested the 1 ;01 meeinnitet taie. Bane 4figit kappointed Oft FitseChmeitir tor thi" FROM FRIDAY 11161 IT S GAZIITTRt. DIVIDENDS to be made in BASI MGR ALL-STREET. ' Nov. 14, Jan Ansley, &u -court, Breed street, merchant, at . le. Nev. 14, William Prosser, jon. Warlingsareet, wine seer ant. afeleves. Nov. t 4, Bunk Harding, Oxford -erect, jeweller, at eleven. Nov. 14, Joanna Christian -Bremer, Somerset.place, New-road, Whitechapel, merchent at eleven. Nov. 14, John Shackle, Milk -street,. Chespside, bus ier, at ten. Nev. 14, Charles Todd, Upper Lisoon.street, I.ll4 o olrove, coal mgrctlant• at twelve. n, William Barber and Riebaril %Barber, Chiispelik, boomtown, artwelje. Now. 14., Robert. Hill, Higiketwietalosia work, Se potetioper at ten.: Nev. 14, Wm. Rood- Oat, Oi bestseller, et Wm Na. 14, Geo. Stevens, Newitate-street. silversmith, at twelve. Nov. 21, James •Idoyes, Ravens -street, Fleet street, printer; it eleven. Nov. 14, R. Was. Galilee*, Is. of .Heraties-halt, Lambeth. Betray, Moo minutes. toter, at tan Nov. 14, William . Bayley, Reattach', Cheshire silk ibrowster. at eleven. Noe. 14, Thomas Fos and James 1.) , •Brodilbti, Bristol, tallow chandlers, at one. Nov. 14, J. Jaekaon, Paltry. gliumetoter, at skven. Nov. 7, Thomas Bernard, late of the Strand, wine merchant, at nine. Oci. 25. • . . M 10.• 4k4 14 t ie. VI •(The Goma, ,P4parsitagra . of war later than the bulletins 27 s and frorn.Varna,to the no the , 3d of October. there was defeat of the Grand Vizier, and the king of Varna, but that was no oflicsal account at Odessa so late as October 1.) onprets from Odosa rti ramie, biol.:swell as his ill. eery conserves. It woe on the 80th ofSepteinber thai M. de Morternartembarked for -Varna. • -RERUN; Oriii.—(Pintart fence.) There is much conversation now with•respect to lb* segeoiatices. which eill be commenced as soon as . die iterrovNicholas arrives arBt. Petessburgh. the alia jest of which will be toOtermitrate the affairs of the Bat by an arrangement.- It it feared that if ithe affair tlires not succeed the war will become general. and patties. tarty that England' will take an active part in k.' That Power could not remain indifferent to the inteniien'ala: nifested by Russia in the blockade of the Hkfclanellej. The opinion as to the course which Prussia will *drip then is still very much divided. The trading and 'cuff. asercial classes desire neutrality to be.preservettasiont as possible. without compromising general interests; for commerce still remembers kelosses, when. in tBoB t afwr the occupation of Hanover by bur trbopal Low land. considering herself in a -state of war 'With Ptgsfiy .; destroyed. at a single blow. all our nairiptloo. • One' navigation has never been compensated for theeibibili a , which reined *terra! of our tigheit bouses:. '. 7. • • ' The Cies • itatremely eel. of Nothing gained. • It is said articles from. sihn Russian it ishN'sitag is said, aka loan , It is also•ti Concerted their Inc, we•are Proposed gposelted proper to nooses ' Cent. 111111. I '—reausat FRENCH PAPERS. , DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Nov. 14, John Bevan and John Rigby. &. Helens,withlo Wlb dle. Lancashire, soap boilers and manufacturers, at two, at the Clareridon• Rooms, Liverpool. Dec: 44, Wm. Hudson, Stamford. Lincolnshire, ironmonger; at ten, at, the race of Mr. Themes Hippiaky Jackaotr, Stamford. Nov. .1.4, John Armistead: Claps ham. Yorkshire, cotton . spinner. at eleven, at oflice M. Messrs. Sick and Startifanr, solicitors, Preston, Lancashire. Nov. 14 t William Bishop. late of Ripon, Yorkshire, grocer; at ton at the Unicorn Inn, Ripon. Nov. 14. Rlthard Pilkingters, 1114;kbafit,. Lancashire. timber merchant, at twelve. at the HON& Riaektisarn: Nev. SI, Hobart Calvey, Norwich, miller, at, four, at Um Norfolk Hotel,' Norwich. N0v..20, Daniel Lloyd and Nathapisi Lloyd, Uky, Glodcesteribire, clothiers, at eleven, at the Old &U Inn,' Dorsley,Yorkshire. Nov. 14, William Stevecitni‘bbeMeld. York shire. grocer,. sr .eleven, at the aloe of .1111r::Beensoo,_ ..—. FOUR COTTAGES, Steam Nes. 14,1 b, lb, and 17, bawling Green Rending% wessithe Yorkshire Sting°, let to Messrs. Tkowsnati, W. Faaarra. Lwrr,' ARmsnau l / 2 aad Others, with Yards, kc. at the hack. Particulars ay m be had on the premises; of Messrs. 01 . 1111ie.1 =et Horne, solicitors, Lincoln's Inn Fields; at Garraway's; mid at lifr:Rosurs, No. 170, Regent -street. CAMDEN TOWN AND HAMPSTEAD ROAD. VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND COPYHOLD ESTATES. Equal to. Freehold, being Copyhol4 el lohtritaneo, actuary; bile, TIX BRITANNIA PUBLIC ROUSE, AND THIRTEEN SlaaLaid_. ,N0v.44, Ricliana Stanley Latham. Beth o wevilendrapob) at two, at the White Una tam Bath. Nov. 14, William pip, George Hothon. and Millard Higgs, Bristol; leather factory or one, at the Bush Tavrrs, Bristol. Nov. 17,JotorTOwitsendllaSer, jJveapool. paint and varnish ineaufaawer i at one.. at the 'oMeewl Blasts. John and George Crump, solici tors, ,Old Church.yard, LiverpnoL • CICATIFICkTES, Nov. 14. Caleb •Crookraden and George Sailabary, Itassell.itteet; Ben' monetary; *array, tanners. Gee. Hardier*, Upper Ground-meek Blachfrian, Surrey, wharfage,. Claa.dios Simian pod Thomas SWAM, Leek, &aMsrdshire, mercers. John Grth Waked r, Air-street, Piccadilly victualler. John Hatritoh,'Livemool, flour. dealer,: • George Davison. Upper lierkelerstteet; PorbMni.sqiiare. upholsterer. John Foster, Knaresbroosh,'llletiddre, thither -and It _merchant.- William hloffattellortylace, aringewoodijite.. l en , victualler., Henry 'llwenton, Bermondsey, farpwe e .. l Med i" ' • Clement's-line, m. rebant. . Benjamin Igewmarch, 7 .417)eet• dilikenhous, Oloseesterabire, coal merchant: • .• '' , ; : CS.. PARTNBRSHIPS DISSOLVIIDI . , glillelittla. Dwarees And W. &ening, Deamormi, ferMe4ambi collPeriniste . -printers. John. Geodetic, stn. and Robert Goodwaw,,, Likelier, carpenters. Greece Cowan and Thomas .Wishoit s Country. drapers. George Morrboo, P: J. Dlicieggi, led JAIL Morison, Neologhain,lice minsfeetwore. - J. Wise End TiCifolii' juts. liadhory,Goilaik,uoltwenr...• W. Mom aot1.10.• Morft.Gimus bill., woolicesdrapers. John Foam hold 0, Dim, Noesr Treat,' Nollagbanishire, maksters. Sarni. Young and Co. l = When. John Ilanpsall end Within' Cropper, Leeds,' Yorkshire, Dolmen. Jasper Wettest' and John Pritchard, Loses, sugar of Lid asonalMnseers... Richard Harwood and John Halt, jun. Cam. 1/Mge, booksellen mad stadoners. Joseph Terry, George Sorel, .and John 'Couldserd, York, coafectionert (so far as relates to. Goi . berry). olloinas Cheyne and Thomas Coatsworth. Hull, apish ilachiats. • Joseph Large and Wm. Stratton Large, Batb,"dosa. , ilies:lienwers. James Meanie and Joseph Squires, Liverpool, lrOldloo•dets. . . . • HOUSES ADJOINING, In Park -street, leading-to the Regein); Park from the • • Hampuead-road, 'FOUR HOUSES IN PHE HAMPSTBADIROAD, NINE HO •SES IN WARREN—PLACE, •AND NINE HOUSES I N DELA NCEY-tPL ACE I • - A Valuable Property foe breestment. TO ISE SOLD iiT AUCTION, By JOHN ROBINS, ••. eV Warwick Home a llesent-etreet), . At Gerraway's Coffee House, 'Chimp alley, Cornill, On Tneasear, th e daj November, lose, at Twelve *Tha i IN RIGHT LOTS; • • • • VALUABLE FREEHOLD, - , COPYHOLD, aid' LEASEHOLD ESTATES, • . • h very eligible Property for komouborx, a droadee 'rapidly ho rning; the Rental, din hand, may be istiosotod c. *dote at hest' ONE THOUSAND SIX HUMOR/ill INUUNDS- • .AbINUIL • - : : • Lor I--THE BRITANNIA HO USE, - Entine at the termer et the Hampstead-mod Park-aceet v biod. ins to the Regent's Park, a well accustomed and Wog established Public Home, capitally situated fog Mahwah vitillis.‘ rery sMgRM stid.,fait improving neighbourhood; Sltt Dweliii Humes mid &Alp adjoining westward; and also. Six lwaseliold Homes WIN of t 1 foreSolai• Tits whole on Lease to Mr. Elliot; pan of arid* will moire a Midpoint/is, nth% And pan at Christmas. 1/157, aelow Greeted Wow, bo; estimated to be wank, upset a eaudmate cakekehm (U now in hand)) at lean • FOUR HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM. tin is very pacifically inclined; at as ha :it IT attached to his family,it is possible be roil' )f an akernative, declare himself for hitherto denotes that any idea of war is aria , • • a- • aid that the haft& which introduced tlibiblog,. from Beeharest,. Concerning , the ortalloatifrr . sine Remy, inte . the 'Gamut Unisertene eat I beets distoveked.. A wellakowen wishes, by theuesneanr tO discredit thole:I m o . negotiated at Amsterdam by the hearse Of 1 j J • I.toought that certain men in the Cabinet :biro ; ed in spreading thesegmcrts in wed* , means the display of the Russian fooresi: .are mitered that that Same loan bad beee firer d to the house of Roth s child, w hich, h at ibet* d ins protectors of Londoo and Vieone, thool* o refuse it: . Pans—itentes s per beat. lost. llei.lespi4r . - . See..l4fer Cow. 941‘• iaes tikm—lbateAtsiiise • ▪ Foitte.--Neapolitan Renee's, V9I. es e a. : :nsi 7111—looprotinab4 Spanish ki4o '14%4 L0aa440L•4137E • . •• . • , • - . a - - ", t) s": ' Lori—FOWL sligilde • compact DWLLLIND kIOUBES; part of the Half-way Houses ki the Hampstead iload, at b Cotter of Brady Nike, in the decipatida et Messrs . . Westbrook, Ribs. Pastor, sod Dolmas, with Shops, &c. sad Gardena babied., Oa Leas* to Mr. Tharp (with attar premises i till Michaelmas, test', at a low Ground' Item of per *mom Mora Poolob..— Fathomed to be Media ONE ituNuttp? AND EIGHTY FO4JI4OS pta, • • ' ANNUM. ••• :. • . . . GERMAN- PAPERS. $4 • ... ; Lows 5,4, and 5, will comprise NINE DWELIJNGS, nes* erected and conveniently planned, swirls Gardkns, &c. at the back. And ; considerable Frontage to Warren -street ; say be tostveinud, to building parpows, and may be rendered highly advantageosis... Oil Lease to divers persons at Ground Rests =owing . ts Twelitynsis broods Five Shindigs per Amain, but estimated tube worth 'surly • FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS PEE ANNUM. Less 6,7, end 11. consprkee . . • • NINE DWELLING kIqIJSES. • 1 to 9, in Dclineey-place, with oandii Hoenig, Quirk' Coral House, •atrei Workshops, 'in Warren-street, which amyl's rendered, with a swan expense, bight, benelleraL Vu JAMS to divers persons, at Graffiti Items arneentiog te Tbartruai retioda bittcen Shillings per Annum. but are animated, in hank St rivg"HUNDRED AND TWENTY POUNDS PER ANNUM. • Lots Two to Meat are partly Freehold and partly Copyhold of the Manor at Tuttetihani, alias Tuttenhall. The Britannia and Su adjoining Mouses are Copyhuld of the said Mano'i, *object only te a small Quit Rent and Fuse, equal to Freehold. The Premises mar be viewed by applying ao the reepeetive Tenants; Particularainay be had at the Britaiutia ; Sob Arms; of George Rickards, Esq. Solicitor, ; at Garra way's i and of Mr. ltoates, No. 170, ltegeowtreet. BORRHAAVE'S RED PILL, (No. 2.) ACelebrateg ANTI-VENEREAL mho PURIFIER of the Pills are peculiarly useful ti.those vinu are obliged to travel; or to take medicine without insert option Si business. 13y mild and- sate Operation, they strike at the toot of cii,edee,.-ani quickly eradicate tt ; thereby preventing the fatal sleets to which thousands are victim'. Copious directions, ale peen with each Wei by which the patient can minister, to ims/11**kb safety and secretly. A single trial will' prove their utperkirellicacy and power to subdue and expel disease, seen when miter remedies have totally tailed. Sold by Mr. H..lubnatene, GB, Cocainll ; blraSangec, 150, Oa iord•atreet ; Mr. Ward, Holborn • Mr. ticradling, Royal En. toange; and all utter MedkineVenders, price as. 6d. per box. 0- -1 A REAL BLESSING TO 1110THERS. THERE is not, perhaps, in the whole M atet i n dice any one medicine Which Ineffectually relieves the pai n o f l , ufienuY Patient u the A 111:ItICAN SOOTHING SYILIJP - Vino ca„ watch the writhing tortures into which a lovely infant la siren convulsed during the period of dentition, without feeling sympathy fee 'its tatirritigit And Who would hesitate to procure a 'coital. when a remedy can WS found, which is obvious by the eficctual relief 4/furded in so many distressing cases which are daily t - ninia tolhe notice of Mrs. JOHNSON ? Therefore. Mother. ought never to be Without the American Soothing Syrup in the N,Asery for if %Child awakes in the night with pain, by only rstitung the seers with a few drops of fhe Syrup. it will imme- Ci.ttly ..pen the pores, heal the gums, and thereby prevent fevers eostvuleions; ler - should it Tonle in competition with any other st , oroer, it often destroys the mother'i brightelt hopes. To be Whoirsak and 'retail, of Juhnitin and Co. p, Yerk.plare t City.read ; by their appointMent of all principal Medicine Vein:train:trawl and country, at el: Pd. per bottle. Nore are sentdttr; finless ilgtied ' on the itainp with Mrs lubluon's own band-wruing, as there ate sorrel spurious sorts. CO/OITANITINOPLE, Sail; *. era. , , The, Porte, it is'aekcl. has already given, 4 whiCh has I bsen forwarded to CMAI by s. km, the Aishessed of tae Netbeiltfedsa te the nuss4 recent, invitation oldie Ambassidor s England. Francis end ussie s to accede to the Treaty' el.jalY The contents of the answer may be interred ,fionirlsk feikeesiOti of the . Reis Effendi, to the ! Austrian and Ditteh Dragomans on this occasion. fle,saide—siTbm 1. • gotwithstandin the evident prptectioh of kbeAsitnikyr. *holed favoured the sword of the and, chastimil the Muscovites. the Porte . was still ready, to tier:wive' 7iwith . %be Ambassadors of. England. and iErance en the .besisidreadi meotioned, andtt wished sacrum) see,thole Anfbipsadors at conbtantinoplo for. that perrise•i. 0 9. tbe other hand, it is bencath its dignity tuseridan.4o* Isassailor to Corfu, where there are Russian Negotiators: sad, Deputies of . Vie Greek InsiargCnts t " . • TN/ 'Tama. ablitionduci of the Divan gives rise to assay conjectures., insaipeisons that . the Divan is. erne notrwees influenced by the .counsels of the English. CAM* They therefore think it not improbable. that in ell* , quence of this, the acceptance of the Conveiiiirn orthe 6th Joly, - -1827, will beat once declared. •The Digaitit they say, would tea tainly act prudently in so doing, as the Influence of Russia, in consequence of .the eltenft on the Danube, doei not noir item to preponderate, as it did a few months ago, and the word of England with respect to the' pacification has removed 'all sloubia unforeseen caws.' They Wish that if due Admits/tote taken of all these ciccomstaaces, the Porte alight hop* that the Treaty of the 6th July would be applied as Mr. Canning - seems i . to have tinder btoocrit ; that ,js, bj ,au means to. deprive' the roirte of its scoveleiginy,o.ver Greece, but to make it e 4 tributary State, which must of more Magill to the Divaa than many other pro. !Anon in the power of vapaciont Pachas, who*eshaost .410 country for their Rivp pi ofit. ' Algrneine Oar. s. • Travellers twin tbs inietior of !Aussie of that the. luspirrial Ukalet of:August 28, for a new leer, has.bee" received with the greatest enthusiasm in all the pro • winces at the' Empire., , The local Magistrates pod the ,landowners emulate 'each other in seal tp execute the measure with the least possible delay ; and it can bard, y be doubted that the loses Which the Rusiian army has 'obtained will soon be more than , made good. The rout, from Tula .to Keit, is covered with consignments. of , i arms, whenc e t to be Presumed that the latter plait will, be a principal rendezvous of the new poroth.— Nstrenaburg Correspondent, Oct. 19. VIIINIyIA,SIcr. 14. Tae Coefsi Journal, qt Seniptember 27, gie es the tabling particulars of the expedition of the notorious Passano against Pieeesaa which seems to have wholly tailed— " • . • : • 14 . The expeditim fitted out by the. Greek Govan- gaoll TDB. GAZETTE Dg FRANCS, DC?. 25. • PARIS; Oct. 14. • Letters from' Corfu positively all , in ' that, With the ceesent of theihree Allied Powers, the fortressei in the ,Mores have not been supplied with provision,. Ott the contrary, it has been stipulated with ihrshim, that only the prolvisions nece,saty fur his troops till thiir ems barkatilm-'should• be landed. These letters add, that Patios bas 'been able to receive provisions only from Abe land side, but not from the fleet which has arrived from Alexandria. it seems that a report has been spread - thee the English Admiral, Sir Pulteney Mal cohn, .see not to act in concert with the other Admireli, 44 that these repoits had relaxed the preparations of Ihrshiriefor• the:eiraeuition of the &Urea. • But Sr P. Malcolm declared to the Pacha, in the most format errenneri .that he• was'resolve4 to execute, in concert withithrother Admirals, the Convention of Alexandria and the Treaty of Oth July. • .„14. ferfir -Genefie :announces that Soon- G* met; moot the Cointusuaritsof 'the French meaty in the Mo. rea v has ersivedin the lonises islands, to make contracts with seywr.al. eterain,ihe houses for the. :apply of • the tramps., The eons, as la s hare already:stated, is 700.000 fritecs.„per modish.. It seems, however, from a letter qqoted;-brthe •eatetriaa Observer, that Baron Germe‘ wing thet.corfu.bed but..few•resources for the supply 44.,na stay, imensied is apply elrervheee. Ott tie tl' September all the•ttansports which were et,Coeftshipteen invitad.to go to Ohgatio.lo take ote b4atot,spad:ameareg so&pip * upoo3odeoetageouri memo, fbraltini,PadlreAd thefeaseina of hiv army. We bate teeityred the •follfswieg letter from Odense dated 3d August, shish. may be compared with the Rtissiaobulletins • • • :• ' • • " The .fhira frigate has just arrived :here from lEa. vane with a steat.eamber of sick. 'lt Wags the MI• tain news that at the latter end of September thrill* regiment of Chassetirs of the Goard i •which was posted on the beaks of, Lake Leman, sear Van, was mucked by.the Turks (supposed to be the vanguard of the Grand Virties).. and destroyed, with • the exception of one bat talion" which escaped. The General who commanded it is .4e9ng the killed.. The .FAoperor is mush affected lq,.tbr.neent. • • • •••• • • • (`' *lid that the Prince of Hesse Homburg (Am. , Ir(a°. AlRbatia.dur). hes received the invitation to go • Varna ; :: but as, the-frigate which is to ttonvey him thin. ther is. the same which has brought the sick here, it will „probably be necessarg.to wait souse:days before it .is.completely purified." .•• •• • •. The Gaulle de ?ranee, qeotiag from the Co mfits-. tio!,fl. of Friday. the P:S. to a hewn •from VlOll4O, ob. serves-..." It appears so sus. that this news is extremely irrobiematical,.becansetheletters and she Journals re. Cgiggii to-day (rum Gateway contain no indication of anything of thokind.? . • . . • • : •4* 110b1 .2111 CONSTSTUTIOVIDEL, , OCT. 24.• . „. .. VIENNA ? Oar. mi. • Letters from , boeliare s t . ot,the 6th .octobet state that Nictiplitt bas quittcd ips .I.44ld.guarters, to 'elute to, St. Petershurgh ;that the %icy cit:Varna is raised; end that. theltussianspherclost imilisge. equipage, and every . 114 friends of . tho.Turks.add. that the Egos • • Pr"l.9 . s teasen for zeirgatrug iss.the discovery of a cons " 1 ..9 1 54. in: Ikhich ..gate UK, great • patens are.coo. serried.. lair likewise added, that the plague has showai itself ig.the*gicovite array. aced that it it the intention of toe Tar.lot tp endeavour to peerisite as far.as.Udessa; an4l l ,,itift.; tllntitiltan.o going to &bombs. to establiih his C ° uf tf!o.; • . • .! Vtiz:dit S7th ai4.23th 'of.Septetibm Generals Gria.l Mat and koth,liad obtained.fresh‘.advantages against the Tucks ;et, Sithi .and .at .ROmanka,2 004 f Karska4 *bete theylliwp dispel sed •;the troops„commanded, by theP.!Chfli.ef Widdin•arsif . • • • I ' 1 The Adiatilit.penenki Kiiselew has.received the fol-, [Owing communication from lusimpetial Majesty t '' • •" Paul Dmitrieit•ch, fa recoortoefue the distieseiehelieleik the increilibleaitivity, and the military sidifeleess widagyardess l played in the actions of the Kith July •atirt.tbe 7th Aerotot Aelueelaile my presence, t - proent you whirs raid-hiked owned, ppeeww leented srkp the.ineesirierr • Per merit e and "..1 add tots die feesieniny of inureat , satisiaedon at the important peivices you Live rendered toils, glory of the 'Molten arlefr • • " &heeds.. Oct. 9: . ' • ' . " ' Pliers hum Odessa cf the 4th end sth' of Octvber • tste that. Ow Rowans. having succeeded in driving the Ottoman army from its position, have given it battlee•— Vic.ory•n as disposed for 'several hours, but .41 length the Tories were completely 'routed, and Bid fir the' 46,000 of them were left dead on the field, and thy .Vizier, in addition to being wounded, lost all bir Isaggi4 ; e and gMMUDititig..'The necessary consequence 14 this bSitle' mast be the fall of Varna. ••• • * TOULON, Oct: •.. . The Scipio nod 'ft t gether with several other . shipamit war' are lying in our Road, ready to depart on the first• signalt li is expected that in wiew days levy will sails the aloe for Metre; and the nther for Navels and the 'Levant. • • - • • • , • Ibtwestbarkation nf 'forage and provideaCitvlß 0 epsoisn Losn,, Maid= Loan,. . . - , - , i.-. :, •t• "k ylirt:. . .• • r . • ‘ • N . .. . • ..` 6 ,e,..jt . 4 . 4 41 4 , ,tre • . " I .... ia l re g4T. 11 4 44 .14° 40 . .. . * ' , V. . . .. • -. • • 's 1 V" . .. A' 6 * of •• • theiOoitlis ' •'' The interektrog ceremony frilrg the publfc, took place on Siturchtic in Opplipgise ~ r, I an immense tnultittide. includinr utiot igetiltes i '1; highest' diithieiroti. The "lipid - 11r . w . ith, iwkick - , attopendotis Works bag been act:oo3olW haa.r4g . '.. 91 ,41 universal aitotilshusea. kid - affords ihappy inektge , t the ultimate success of the spirited individuals b t ! km. Met hare been undertaken. The: site of thee! *Ok a ., is immediately below the Toirer of VorsAaii s ' v , • is bounded on the north by Ea s t'S m ithield i nad ' In west 'and south by To * eiAill and Fosi4itierata4. 04.14.1 z it she east They are separates!fromtheLOndoh DoOksfity, . 11 Nightingale-lane. Part 61 the ground they occupy ~ : I isdurfortne ! ly the site of St: Hotbarine's H05p44. 0 .• iistittatim founded by M4ilrfa. wife cf tip s ,se t e.,,,, *Men / and mended by Eteanot. Q teen of Edward L. : , l'l/illippa,'Queen of Edward llf. • la the cimmilu..if et•eir. hotpUal there was I sitla'or•fraternity,famaderl , -,, 167 Kilig Hear; VIII. and queen Icitisrine, is h~ • et. fle. 110-bary, of which Crirdinal 'Wolses,'llle Whni lit. aid -Duch•-sses of BuckPi . MU mg' Norfolk; Lai el s patting., kc. werihrethrlh iiddhiqs. 'ltt thisliplial Mi;lnund I.ully wr.tte • istaripine Aeuissialmintip . M !a l sad Vcritegan; the utlikial I . he 40taiiiiisa 4 . . L1 . 144e N .. latell s g ence is rixtiquitid7i rail imit"Aire. 160 . :c4 bourh.sod of • the bosi:til Mae v o#itly inh.lbitgl lox e uri loreignets, .*rlid tad ernigratetlfroen Calati, Hr' iiii 6 . •,!r sod Oui.pes. *dun these talitek wdre 14 in die Om , ~,, • of Queen Mary--and. the . Aloe thus. ociFtspisil wan I called ' amines 'and Gui l / 4 nes er tgoir opted atioar** , 1 : HanAmatii, Gaini.. Stelktllittiks was 4 6 00010141--- . brew'. - .- , -.-• -•-• .• . , 7r; . I ;iii i ; ry ..° 4 ". breCidtil . e4 in forgoer times.. the 4 M 1 5:twig. , .., t VIII. they fiere twice • destray o' either faiterfmilictil i too much to tbeiwustornerb beyond the sea, of potting too much wale? into the beer . ot *tor . custoillite I#ll i the salved on this. ite wthe, sp.., else few both:as - a.. Theppoject.for asettins.^:4l4 a originated a• the rrincipal - trierchanits 39-411 e. . fades and cad: - , Dermal .t4wde. and thwastswint 04 . 0 . 1, (rased brifilt.tpl , .:. %Vas 1,35`.; SOOL of.whiCh 1 ..% oi•ii 0 . s . log an otobry - 4,.. for pan of the avaierialts for the last r et ~,, 1 qi .... . . 1 3 .ea pined, 'has been expeoded ; 500.0001. , i U.. .... .cessary to bringihrwetketo peffectiori 1E : .., . , ; I . g io will be. borttiwed on" the security of thee. ,. 3 11 % received .by the Company; for the liquidatkoo . , ;,, -_, , t LF r debt a sinking fond . will .he formed. I n d e peo. • ' 1 she space actually occupied - by the dock s and - '''' ... houses, the . Company possess freehold water-aide '.•. • . • pony of the value of 100,0001. which they Were •r - ** so purchase by the terms of the Act of Parliament, and which yields Liege tiannstreritel. capable of very cod: -aiderable improvement: -In cleating the ground for thiki inegertiCein speCt4llllbd.:o2oo- jiOUSCS . and Woman* .were. fractured and:. polled . - down...nd less Onus ' i 1,300- inhabitaine hirVidg 'to *iv inCeminedatiou dote/bete; • thus imp/icing - esfikei *pfegisielY Yini.: Emir itr the eastern pot all* bretforulieridi aryl* ','