Star. — London, England, 1828-02-09 00:00:00

OBllltit 12,02.] PRIVATE PHPM• • AMARRIED CLERGYMAN. for some Years Tutor m i Haldeman, and subsequently reeeiviag.Siz Pupils into his House , a moderate distance from London, would be glad to Mi a VACANCY with a Oeutteman's Son, whose Education or Health may require more than usual attention. • • Letters addreosed to the Rev. H. S. Messrs. Harding and Le onia, Soolttelkrt, 4, Pallinell Easi,LOndou, will be forwarded to Dim in the country. SALES Bir AUCTION'. UPPER WIMPOLZ-STREET, CAtERDISH4OAAR. _ CAPITAL FAMILY RESIDENCE, i3PPICES; PIVE STALL STAELE, DOUBLE COACH HOUSE, pnd OARIIIN at BACK. TO /311 SOLD BY AtICTIOit, By air. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street) At Ostrairay's Come Hou*, 'Change Alley, Corabill, On Touitinai, the 1 kart or February, 1828, at Twelve o'bock, A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, commissar - - A *Ars FAMILY RESIDENCE. , Adapted fir the Actommodation of a Fain* of tiiitinet~ob, • Desirably situate, No. 9, on the East side iff UPPER WI M POLE-ST It EET, CAVENDISH-SQUARE—Containing On she Upper Floor.z-Ftlnr gold Sleeping Rooms. . tilt she Second FlitorTwo liege Airy Bed Chambers ; a Die/tang Room ; and roomy Landing, with Chrtets: ,01 tie Principal Foor-Capfial lofty Drawing Room in front. wails minuted Yellow. Bobbed With Gilt. Atooldhigs, enriched Cornice, Stattiary d Ible Militate, Piece; the Windows opening to a !Taiso,;consmianicating by Folding Dons's to a batk Drawing Room cocerapondentlyhtted up. pnd Boudoir,neatly papried. On the Ortnind Plan- - Nest Entrance Dall, with contitiodietis Stone Stair Case to tine . Second Floor ; Unity in front, wahi stuccoed shit! vinttd Grey, communicating Folditie Mori to a 11,:eleiss Mattig Room, with recess;., Gentlinian's homing Room; 'tYatit Chilei; Ind ?Usage 41th Stdhe to the Garden. • Baseeneuta4aliciatieleeper'S Riscitti; 13titkes Pentrt; with Water laid oo ; Capital light ltlteietf. wolf tireigif int Shelties, Mout, with `lisp and WSter laid ; Rath Stet 1 Ropen;.Setvenee . Water Closet; Coal YatdtiV W ins as4l Ikrr Cellars, dtc. • Detached is . a Double Coact Douse; Flee Stall kale; large Loft, apd >lan's Kollar oier.• • - • To be viewedhli:Tltheti; Paiiikidard that be had on the Pre .zpises ; of f hlossts. Gottuitaa, •Soliga"rlt flocop's kn o SquAregiat., GurveayAtg,arii Mi.. I.lobini, R - -4soi-siciii; ;44 Tictiis hit titirriiiiiksi 1i bid. ;::: S fi'• I •OM S• • , - • itt;s* till I • Vale sin Elfriaiiii • • Arlifittflititt rttiOti , t • I • . • ftlinle,k e*) . j ii i k e • 154 di : at tatl4f Lir At TO BE SOLO BY; AUCTION, 1%/r. TIOITINS, • • • War4ikt * v i e , - Ai Garraway's Cuileq tiovse, 'Change Alley, Cornlilli, On iftonanar, the 40th of March, i fS, at Twelve o'Cinct, SI Wee of dr. Trestee, naitti•ortn the Will of the 110111110 Ciaasura Viscount NATSAIID, deceased, IN LOTS. A.MATILE, tASI'VE 4nd IlinfiLir AD VASTAGEOUS PitEltittn;ti PST ATAS, Waiiii attention of Csiphilists, caPabk. of considerable insprovernent, , eligible ps Investtneot. and Qualifying Purchlsers With the Elective Franchise bar the County of Middlesex; CON IRIaIK9 The Erections of .the Counting Houses, large extent tit Ataftthii, n4ll LAS. Ace. i er, Farrier's' Shiiii; add ii,t of iSo Cooti4rAge. with a csoilderattle Ftninage to TLtterrnam Court road, arming e rt of that capital Establishment of Messrs. ?deux and Co.'s lsrewery, The thiee &toe Mile house, in Vont of foiteaain teuit ieed. in the neitiiiitititi 6T Mr. Jenni4s. • 'he adjoining, In the ucei~tiat of Bennett. Mr. Tie itieistiiitre4.es. *of. del and tead ad/olalng thereto, in the occdPatioat of Mr. Eliddiworth, Corn Dealer • consisting ,of a fOosny gpsl sery.copustodipus Ibvellint Dotisc, It;nge of Stabling at the Back. Coach Houses. Cart Lodge, with capital Granaries over and an enclosed asj . !Wal: , , The iOUaiii ilosiAi.t Ro c ait4 4iii'i Vaufii, tons kahlislied, adjoining Mr. .tiOldsiiiiiiYi -Priribies' . Wit* iiiiiiiniAtlfail's t1i14114 ispawarento, Sapp.aud roileiii, in thei ' sit plat ion' of Mrs: Winkfteld. It spachnis Dv etting .Ilotne, sii6ate in Int-meet, tk; Giles, • ~. ;- , ... ... ', • opposite , the, Quiet!, , ._ With tie 'end and. Flower M aker ' s Stipa and Gaitway Ociiiiyir4_i Pin's - ' of 114arli pre Oa , Huai& Jena iiiiii-iiii; Fitt!, _. WPM:the aPitiodi TIM r Yirtrit tile BatlC• In tie Occupation of Mt. Beninant. . .. . Thi *tea occupied by these riensbili are capabi4 Of tniproTeshiut . - .. ._ to rcutker a large Annual !net:tine. The Whit: !tip , Public Ilyuse adydniN r 6, itigkerreet l • talikrealeiiiff lagined, in the neeppiinn at Mi. Jackman,Chi Vase to ISlsisn'i Midi Ail tut ' - • See' tOkritni floit'skii; With Shops in Front, and %I/seri:ool4 still& DAV. Nos. 17. a; 14). it: el s end iSiOininiiiti f . p.. tie p mt side' o[ Ifigh n strect... 'fitte iiiiupatton pf Misii , . Hill, Larouihe, Bids, *ebh, ' ::, • bliill4, dif sill* in' 4011. The. caplVek 44 e s Aeliaii 1%6440 ad)liftilni the Foregolig, occupying as Fiontagi ad likeli.stiliFecoT Oki* Ififty.iwti teet, a. the Tenure of Mena. Sfablttii I/inanities& ._.. A DO4llisig• Route end Shop. aiiiii W &nation's; &e. No. 1%. IVllith-street, corm. of Lawrence-smut, In the occup %dun of Mr. WaddeL , , . The! 41 iskixl Ne4fl i 4e it t r iaii • n' anJ Itaiid Nilie nausea, Ad/3 Tbliii.ttstfe ' se ta '. l l l ;y4itt'sti:i&. Ciitiets-streti, liabiblitig‘ a Laiiifailte.alreet. Th. Prisfsisia id !Wilde. biiii intl . Cll.' to he iiritol by Chill. permit*** ; . .tl6 others; by. application and tinier:rya the Tenants ; Printed Particulars and Qatatditious spay be hod n( Me:yri, G. aid V. T. Wade, Splicitori, Dutinlow , Essea ; Of thylf Agents. Militia. Nivicei aiid fraiiichki, Iltaileillioliri. Castltreet, L4ticfon ; Milli: Seel, Mai*, arid clefori, Gekirgiisiveit; AdeTph i l; of Samuel Ware. gsq. Architect; Ne. 3, John-oirert, Adeliptii ; at the varies. Public Hooey ou tlit,.ertielly I ,*. GarraVY I kiand "f mi.. Rubins, Nu. ITO, Retatraot where a lian or the . . "kali irey(li leisi:- . .RAI*I G*Ntlll4 Pith i l i _VIP* fintinii 1.4 eannit, ' 441; the DrsEAME-- 060 AA) Pity (ciaiiit aid: die' df One in a MIA' . sae, saitason conelike die patitiht of the certainty of Ids *adj . , leco“rfr Nothing can De beit•i evitrivot, ;nom saft, ; (4 rote, toavadeni than this Reinedijot such as are obliged to go, joirnies; at to sei, as y Del.& no colgTniincit noit iistraini of Diii dity years erlitiiiit4 (ht t Eietitikvi fraifitre ) liki thai it rail effect a Cure when 'id Adfraduti and all utter methods: avid nothing. Fur the r dither Chrlttilica) Di4ordel. this Medicine has not its ,pgp- Dd. U.pyrards of 40,1)00 garsoti a both sexes bide iired Or tie atki e 6 ' 111 ' 164 ' ; dm, ‘' • Plitiafed aid Sold' east um 1244 hlinibees ' 6 t Reid! edl.! 41. ~ bash iota,' Fith-itretlfhipi t•/M gratis to edicines. • • . . der., within the lain eifia • pimpitha aci d Sold by•tlit proprietors, T. TA Y LOU *d SON; Mingles of the kge of Surgeons, at their House, No. ov. New *Age- greet,. Bons of only 9s. 91 Two ba tors' and Lights in the riisages at night.—They aro slain b 1 the* aptsbildniento. Witir'cciplous directiOna, at dab Toy.shi 103, 011isni.sttfeci, ,DisNroptigies Nn„ 7„ Vith-rtretc-h Psiirl7 thyl4oll3 l oat ; *11„, b o ne Persia in every CI 14 t re Town ti" Great Britain and Ireland. Advice gratis P teWtaling the above, or othei of the PropriletOell Itivacthe . . . . . . . -..!. • . 6 1 •ty • 7.77 '..--,.;:. "•'.... .... , • I :: 4 ' . . . . .. . . .1 4 : • -, ~.. 1 . . ..- . - . . • . '''' • • ..., .1 '.. - . . N. . il l •• : - -.• : 1 - 1' . ... .. % 4 . • . lb c ; ' •••• - a 4.1,..., ' . . i .r. - t '4 d• e t • :lir(. _ , • f -i0.4„ ; .: , 4. tztik 4 . _ .4 0) Q il l t T . • . . - 44161"1" 4116 e. *ll b / 1 4. 41 . . .. .. .... . ..... . . . . _ ►RUAltir ii t 18 . . ri_SZVENNIN* • • FRENCH PAPERS. /eine Till onjtaiii Di amnia; iii: 7. CODY% Zia. 7. The Wolf, English corvette, arrived, here. today, having been to Ancona ttl .ktob Count Cep* d'istTia, and take hintto Malta. This corvette having arrived yeitirriay off Valisncy, met the liVargpite, ship or the , line, ifthicli left this port od the 27th December, and COunt Capri cl'lstria went on board it, to continue bis It alio repo rttii itidi.kAt i tla t n! had tempted a landing at - MitiCa,,O4 at • According to letteri from Modon, teceived at Sable, Dtietj Eittamah ships of *tar and iitarrieirnits:thad staid . On the 22J of December Nei the hilthdiiiof i souroi to repair to Alexandria.. This squill:Won u !sod to base met, soon after it . gnt opt to sea, a Greek schooner flans Mains, With eight keel and 70•Illet1; which stiriendetted without resistance. FRO3I Tag POLkSti FRONTISRS, JAN. 10.—The corns of Gen. kiiien has quitted its caotrinments . lif Volbe a„ and is on its march to the kni ingdo of Politid, Mahe s al •the Civil and Military Authorities bate been ordited to receive the Ressian troops with proper respite, ind td furnish them with every tiling peteizary; The troticii, the magazines, and 60bpitals, both the itiiisian aDd Palish Armies, bete usidergone- tt itsinbin and thi Gritted Dinka Conslantine has hoed at Older of this 134.tii the Arikt ittiretr;:' hii lads; vovage to Malta. On the 4th, the Russian brig Oda.' arrived here in seven days from Malta, with letters for the Count. This vessel quitted our roads this morning to, return to Malta with the dispatches. On the lit Itneary, the atiniverilry of the Constitu• Lion of the lonian • Islands was celebrated here in the most solemn manner. In the morning there was a grand leveeit the Lord High Commissioners, at Which the English Ambassador, at Constantinople, is pre sent; and in the evening there was a ball • in•the Palace of the Lord High COsinnisii( We do not yet kno* whither Mr Strati will leivallsift place. It is laid thit he ',Mew ham Landes, selnisitigilliesist ' , bander of the Wolf, asserts 'arrived at Anci the rnd of last month, and were immediate) English Consul by two Coorierr, neither yet arrived here. On the sa, the Vol Veloce, corvette, arrived here in fifteen days from &Trim*, the Captmin of which relates, that being on t h e 21st of Decembvr at Vourla, he tlibre saw . tour French ships war, one of which was the Trident, at -anchor, and that one of them had Coupt Gtrilleminot on boald. VIENNA, Jaa. A Decree of the Emperor of Austrir, datecrthllB.6 l Nov. last, will give more solidity to the cstabribliMent of ttie Jesuits in Ills dominions.. His M3jestyltants them the faculty to communicate freely With their General; tor every thing concerning the Ihietttal gorreittralbdt ill their hooves—the die ection.Of ihetchools,whickatit tilt trusted to tbenr—the choice of books of iastruction d aad, permission to devote themselves to the. laboins of as 4i. stony . . The Emperor terininates his decree'•bt An kounc4 that the Jettiiis will contribute in his, aQ• tO thirst :loci' education . Of )Muir, that they *ill latidur .w.forat Christi.ins and iiiiltfal:.subjects, said lhot.tiley .ptlllhus put a check on the ravages of inert -4lulity and corruption. • ' The Gni/tide Framei 40101 m as er gs tools of ane w . loan for the flOveibfbeist di Myth the nominal capi tal of 4 . lfich is be S 7 500,0(X) Wiwi, &Wed into bad , of 500-1,000-2,000 , --2;500, and 5 000 ftanbs, hear ing - interest at five peg, cent:` ayable capital to be paid in 30 yeast' ,the bonds to be sighed by M. H. Hendricks. •-, - *riot +tri, sottnitit. D ei DSSATS. OPRNINO OFVist ettnnitittts. • I [presses on this account.. . . • . BRUSSELS, Sessuratir 4. . r • The Greek C ,mraittee at bait jail 011181# . 04000 bl its proteeditl g s, whrtlt it Wel* tß fit c~t*~ed since negOciatioai haring. s4aeeitefj..paltat ihropy to aid the Greeks and. consolidate their iadeo pendence; it considers itself at-ititeingt performed the task which it hid tinder: then. .The'birlitticir•erd,citritiln* id Ig6ti f. been. ielnlicit e thl4t ikAlti s tt Lesteri horn .03essidf t 1 . 3144441,5r* saii that a Society of •ft an .Greeki:4l4 . /isinestiith'tmei•elianii I..theie is in treat *Rh theOfeeit Gifeettakeift toad elitiCe it the sum 0' ft milli4l the natinn.dbondi., TheSociarensigsa.ki/fo,oohilill half immediately , for which Bonds.thall beta:viand at • parkin the Cale of the !ands: • ' "•'•:"" The rime ComOlif l iii livery to tetni thi end salt. It seems that some hoot in ifie interested in this important transaction; • This tient. hid been heketiated at'Egitta, end aretiked't tile'. isanti 6640014 011 of tfieliesideniot tilisike, • • • ` • •• °°• A letter from !toile, of January I 6 , says, . - mortal :missies of the Countess or Celle% Lady of the . Atriba.Mdir of the Nahet lands, Welt- reattosia on tht sthi with all the honisati due at het Tifiti;!i; thriparilh Church of S. S. Quireno and Guilala. of l'orbre cerebrated no the folinde;og d.f a soleihn faders' set vice, at which the diplomatic Body attended. The body arils then initirref its tint national Church •cif S. Julien des Flaittanda °;' • • . • • We heir fried Amseirdads, (hat ti 1•1;tel formerly inhabited by the Duke of lilieentia, is intended to the PdsikOrinti the- U/d Mehl *44/I;t*er saaiini4ids) for-the Seminary of the new' FEU. Sec' id Chamber if the States Genera' has beri-• chieffy4= a im r es l osiss itit • ; • . , PA I tIS, Fiat. S. , .. , . oRe o'clock the cannon of the Invalids hiving an hob:iced his Majesty's departure front the Tuilvies, the grand diOntation of twelve Members of the Chintbei of Peerk_ and the deputation of SO Deputies. bast hi trumed thereof bf the Grind Mister of the Celeasouies, proceeded to the hall shine his shlajesty - wastoreteive east bold his Court, after traversing the Grand Apollo• gallery and the Pistore all!ery. • . •:. ."..*.. Their ,ItoYal the - Ditches, of. Berry, the Infants of Ffince, and 101;o: deinoiselte d'Orleansa..hireingheert-iistrodeeed;prected ed td occupy the tribtint of the Datophit.ett on ihqieft t and at a little distance from . the throne, Ttiq . Duke de Soardeanz, habited as a Cuirassier.- stood between his ibitist MOther and the Dauphines'. The Dtibe de Js Itiviere; hi* ltriytil fligtiness GbieititiOni,sther'itme tribe*, not far from hii augtil'ool;iL, • •:• The Chancellor of Franca sat betinse, tbein in 61; nest. chair. The Prince de Talleyrand, Grand Coambeil occupied his usual • seat hefore the ThrtnieiS:':•' The natters wet; arranged in the folloWint right bribe Throne, M. de Poit.dh,Keepei of tht s4o:i, MLA: de hi-Ferran: eft; Minister , of•Foteigtoaliffairst.d* Chabrol. Maine; de Cause •War;•dt'lleratitipolk; - &-' clesiiitkcal Affairs, 9,1 the 14; of the Tha i nhe r iet et . de,Mat tignac Ministitifor Hlati %fairs- 401 k hence. rte S:. Cficq, , Commsree • and de.Valitarikait,,Grasid Master of the University. slip. de Valtstdentediiittaithed la violet coton Ind sillt,'Mhlt 01 tfoik of tfii - s)(0 intro.' with er tlse.hreust.shOoe the 609 .61 Legion of Honour. asid.the palm leaves of the University. On the above the :Mittisters, "ie• noticed the Moe ihaltt Dullei of D.lnnitia, *ltakuia. aid Trelisb. de Viirdffei.ind Tanbiani, Ministers of State:4o a Umber of: the high °Seers of the Cro*O, ibe Depui tatioto of the• Grand Cordons of_ the Saint Esprit; nod lift Orderi Louis and the legion of . . of the co,uueil,Of .§tate. About hall:pa-1 .one o'clock, the iiiitatines - iaLthe: -Cliatibers hsru ng re:assume:l their •ptices. the. ilipioactt Of die King was Vinounied: Mdjesty entered. innitionded by the Grand Officers of Unuse • hold;.atiaidtt repeated shouts of Long live the His Majesty . then sat down on the throne, with the Dauphin and the Due &Orleans. on his right, and the Duke de Chatres on his le - ft.:all three clothed in the dress of Peers. His Majesty in unifeini. FROM THE CONCTITUTIONNIL. PARIS; FaaravAie s. At the moment that the King spoke of the battle of Navatin as 4 , an opportunity of glory to our-arms," a general murmur •of applause Was perceptible through. the *hole assembly. .We may judge by this • of the. profound sympathy *hitt Unites ever:treed& beartio the sacred cause of the Oreeks,,inf6eith usher &Atte of gratitude they would hear that fleece was tree and happy. The tecolleetion of the speech of the King of •Engtand, in which the event of Navarin io treated as , untoward" (ainittie),. gave yet higher vatue to: the language of the. Crown. There is in France an interest 'that is above all otiters=it is that of nat blind glory and 'humanity. . . . . - ' '' , : -: ' - ' l. * ' - COLOMBLU - i. "" 61 '''' • i ng :•. . - .:.. ... .• .. atm.. a 4 . : ... :...- .... 1 . 7 . ;..Ti 10) s lf;ylPlis ;. .2 • ..' T M'fi reati o . ll d 4 antate*aPPA 3 [l 94l2 !e blte444o!ita • ' by. the. fiscal fogsilii4lose . ,e.tahl4kbe4:oll4/ 1 4,0eoekaii . Outing the iikiw.he vrws ,atVaLagoksa m pact . fqr . which be . LilastiegA 6 9 96 1 04 1 7 CAINI O **q jiVilft.Pix.elies.Q l Nprili Arnetica and. VsutnisoblsilikfroPhiosekloblvere.aincl l ipe , culti*es, .alga Ciso§4,.ll,o4l o a l t:Pito4 r. in Angti4. "..111 4 .)111:1094460.946, ftoil*i; of -which 111 !IY 351UPO' 'mere...m*oo 4: nbi.44.g.iffhnellae the Princiil 3 l l Pgit.: 4:theitiepatilic, sq( *ha z e_ 1',2 ;111ipt.tor one.. entered,. di4..not produce hifil,tim.arnount. ; .i'te rents of the 'depart-snout ot Vitnexultapet only. pald ap c the. Govern , *tnent charges of siegay,, trpAripe, ecclreiniticil and civil employes, but a considerable portion of old debt, without , 'touching the fonds destined fur the English.dtvktettek. 'As a.proof of the abuses that Itad.previou,ly existed, pin 0188.557 dollars in voles, 53,587 .dollars wete hound to be forged, And which vales ha d been sold to the .mer chants at 3,4, and 5 dollars per cent. Tlis Genial trade is of course destroyed. It is Loped the Gi*qa * . 'Convention_ will cement the, onion, and coi,fir.ri the int proirements so auspiciously begun by the llustrious Chief dr Colombia. . . 2 1 . • , ‘.:...2 . • • , . ' . CHARACTER OF GE NERAL BOLIVAR. Noble and rich by ' . birtli, nature has endowed hiks with a genfuts capable of r every thinglively, energetie; quserpilsing. titifigritiiiirtakes of his moral actiiiti. .Educated as a Geolleitilin, his instruction Sias' (i;ilifiS . A. A Catholic by prole - mini, be respi:cts all wiiiihips•iird 'seats. .Iteason teiside him torephilesdphy.:.- - philosopti 'justice.. the • revolution Of his Couittrypie:ented i''lM - with ficldi of battle—lQ velour obtained hin'i the it-4u . : mind i Of ifie irtsiy t viCt6rj gave bias that of the'St. - ,tk . 'then it was he displayed the force. of hii gertfus; con. soling the Nei. World, and surprising the - Ord. by the lu-tre of bis splendid talents. Absolute chief of the State, he disposed of is treasures; and Vile atwafi tigii: ?Re - idol of the it my, fie shates with the soldier In 'din e ids and fedi - goes:tad ri#l:ertiii distiplil4. befoirtiti trY the people, he obeys as et citizen the law. tienernkty, die ircetestedneie, virtue, in hintappear instinct. Hiirti:ing passion is acnbitiott ; his ambition, gloil ;• hi. glory, •tb do good and appeit singular. This glory ittheitAir whom he courts; the deity Whom he •vierthipi, ^ -44- .thirst, which fOrtratsi Callon( satiate, nqr misfortune extingitish. He disdained the crown which his deeds merit, because israecepting it he would have resembled Napoleon . ; and he was riot satisfied with Witvfng libe rated his countrt t because Washington 'hid pone as much.. The infinkfoi his career was favoured by for tateof,and be has . ,not been spoiled. ,Misfortunes fottowed, and be . Tali, stfuerlor to them. His soul is always the sai di es o e la v a4d, PonqUeror or conquered, in his :405ntty . 05 . to exile,iri soyaca or in I.aPuerta, iiiCai a c cis ,oi fa Hayti; Coastanct was bis faith, liberty his hope.-- •To realize Ibis . opinion, the enchanting dream of Its loilili;:litispited no mean 4140,0. 'the feeling's of 4.l3entait yieidettist tho* of tho . Pktriiit, and on the altar lot . keteSs4 be start ced . his : philanthropy, liCepiiiig i .A* 1046414 iiiillite 0 war of etternanatiniii; .'bait iritli,i4f!' idii4idlitiii ' ' sealed . the independenied bit' - ,eiturtirt *. trAtif, '&144'44 testes of tensibihif viith' the• iiiiiiir 0 1 1 ( *itiirli - thirffistititiiiiiikiteitir . ,..tiiotinliotii. ag 0440116 r trite dill Vitigietiee, dictiiked the Olt i-eiihcif a the'iitifei ortisti. — Coiiiiittiiii ftiOct by his t iestii4 add' ctiiittaiia b* 00 - viihifik - the Chief, the 'llreio • the Eihifilicif,. - iiiiiVfilit Air hit tit, recompense thi tali of is eticid, &ilea," BRUSSELS ANb GERM AN PAnai._ • . VIENNA. JAL se.. . • ' • Letters from Presesa of the 24th Diariiher'iMsjag.; Velberg, who was at ese.tianis, on the Gullet Art 4, had sent the krearest part of his troops to Maehatisindl Lepetta (in Atatnanni); and ONEra iinvitiehs'ed be*, sent with; the griiiiesr cipidirion lit land -;;O:hiii4o longhi, as Csener4 Chiisch rriede eniscsions•froniDri sonirtsti4* the vidiriity .6f that foi'VesS, which was A1.44°444 a :tiick - bf i. liitilt taittattton Ott the e. 'elk side. ii6.4l4witiahti'a 4144014 siiitleilts sa iaiiiii , ii...itt.w% ••ti&iiiibteii Mi. Vs'ssilitiV. situated at the entrance of the Latootif of fdtaoldna t. lople, was pre- of the Day to the Polish Artily, expressing his lids.; tall and supper faction at the good conditicn of the troops, and the Sioner. • excellent order established in the nugazines and hospi. afford Canning tals. The Russian army, part of, which l)Alo been for dis• .Peeled b - 2 the Grand Doke Michaell t is Sii4 ;OVA,. Mageft, Cog* sliaiNtarairlintir'liitpOsiliitas'eff his Insiserill tiia lncons toward} In the regiments •of cay.hy stationed at Wilna, the 'ter scalp; the. Officers appear in some particulars not whore-rile* er of Ames 1141 eodkormed to the tignlstioni. An Order of Anstiljii expressel the diSsiiistactiOn of the Grand Duke Mwhitt4 SATURDAY EVENING, FROM THE LONDON (MZETTE, Ett. I . •_ -• FORIt bN-OF FICK. ARM L• • Lire King his been graelintsly pleased te'appoist Christian Kock, Req. to be his Majesty's Consul in the-Wei City of Frinkfort. cuovrtr,ovntrt, • M em b e rs returned to ibrse in Alt pl'elkilt Airliantetit. University of Oxford—The Right Honourable Robert Peel, of Christ Church, D.C.L. Borough of ilaslemere—The Right Honourable Sir John &elem. Borough of Harwich—The Right HoltOuilbleJohn Hetriet, Muter of his Majesty's Mint. Borough of King's.Lynn...-The Right Honourable William George Frederick Cavendish Bentinck, commonly called Lord peor g e Bentinck, In the room of the Right Honourable Lord William Henry Cavendish &titlark, who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. Borough of Liverpool--The Right Hoe. William HaskissOn. BANIt4UPTCY ENLARGED. Charles Edwin Collett lend Ryan Jones, Leeds, merchants, from February 12, to March 25. at twelve, at the Court of Com missioners of Bankrupts; Basingliall.street. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. William Jones, Ilandsworth, Staffordshire, tattier. BANKRUPTS. George Chambers, latesif Blackburn, Lancashire, draper, to sui render, February 21, at six, 12, at ten, and Match 21, at twelve , at also Hotel. Ristdbesa. Amensios, Sk. lima" Maramodk Washburn ; or Mean. Norris and Co. Jolui-.crest, Bedford-row. John Biddle and Richard [Eddie, Cardiff, Glamorganshire, timber-I metchatits, February 22, 23, and March 21, at one, at this Conimercial.tooms, Bristol. Attornles, Mr. James Bourdillo11,; Bread-street,theapsicie ; or Messrs. Bevan and Co. Bristol. ; Levi Leigh, Dover, tea-dealer and glassiness, February 12, 19,, and March 21, at eleven, at the Court of Comioissiuners or Bankrupts, Basingball.street. Attorney, Mr. Charles Betsford, Horslydown.lane, Southwark. . Alexander Guudge, Spital-square, pavtour, February 15, 19. and • Mitch 21. at nine, at the Court . bf Commissioners of Bank tupts, Bailinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Church, Spiral-square. George Harris, Derby, woollen-draper and tailor, February 15, 18. and March Ul. at rent, at the King's Arms Tavern, Derby. At !orbit s, Aleisrs. Adlington and Co. lieJlordaraw ; or Mr. Moss, Derby. Thomas Willoughby, Pinney, LincHnsbire, cattle-drover and - salesman, February 21, at three, 22, and March 21. at eleven, at tbr George lnii, Spiistly. Attormes, Messrs. Walker and Cu., Spfliby ; or tleisia. Elfii and CO. Chancery-lane. Richard •Dearl, Cisinnlercial.rtiad, Lairilst.i, builder, and of Stoke Newington; bookseller, February 15, at.eleven, 22,-and .March . ti l-, at ern, at the Court of C.oransissimers of ,liaOrrypts, Basing.' hall .street. ttorniy, lie. Phipps, Weaver's Hall,. ilasinghall- Iltrl-ei. • - ' _. .. . . . . . . . Ftdward Battye, Burton Salmon, Yorkshire, grtieef,ifebtuary 29,. et ad. Morels I, a:fd $i ;At ten. it the Gives Ware Inn, l'Onle ftact.. ,Atsternies, Messrs. Battye and Co. - Clu l iecky4ane; or Mr. Williaps iretni, Pontefratet. Ssitinel Boars, Little ilidamt.streite, liiiiliVer-Square, 'addle; i 1 Fehrsity 19,19, ind Mareh 21, at nine, it the Court of eciii. mitsvisers of Bankrupts. tilsinghall-street. Amirante; filessra.l ern and. CS. Carlisle-street,.-street,.Soho am Byer, Batheaston, Somersetshire, victualler, February 25, ' 26;and Match 21, at eleifen' ' itt the White Lion lint' Bath. Anornies, MessrL Jay and Co. Sergeant's Inn; or Mr. Alward Sloth; Bath. James Harris King a street, Soho, linendraper; February 15, at , efrien, 22, and March 21, at ten, at the Court of Comnsinsioners , of Bankrupts, Radognaltstreet. Attorney ; Mi. 'films, Basing.' lane, Bread-street. Joseph Wr.t, Golden-vinare, tailor and draper, February 15, 22, anti Match 21, at eleven, it the Court of Commissioners of Baykruptiti llasinghaltstreer. Attorney, Mr. Tonics, Liucolu'a 101 l .fields. . Williamk Willliams late of New -court, Crutelted-friars, itntl. of • laiveqsasol, mei tient and ship-Owner, February a 5, a eass,22; at twelve, and ilarch 21, at one, at the Court of Commissioners of flitilutiPti, Basingtiall street. Attorney, Mr. SPOrr, Cop thalf-bbildings. W Mink , WilPniild ni n. Wininnw, . Iluekingbashfre, scrivener, Feb. t 4, at eletikul, 211; and Marfb 21, at twelve, at the Court of iitfinilsitiOnetsuf • 4rikritits, itislniliall-stria. Attorney, Mr. 'forms. Lincoln's Imilields. Thom,. E.s.to, Oxlbril.street, Hensler-square, cheesentonger, Fetsruary 15, 22. at erevin ; and stitch 2.1; at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupt% B..singliall-street. Attorney, ~. Mr Ityliinspn, Orchard-street, Portmaissquare. Ge n orge l'arish, Streatham, Surrey, warehuaseman, February 15, 22, it ele.eti, and Alatbia 21, at ten, at the Court of Commis swords of Bankrupts, Basinghall-sitert. . Attorney, Mr. T diner, Raoul-lane ; Cheapsidl. DECLARAVONS OF INSOLVENCY. EJ wird Turner l'iliiiir; Bedtord, Initiefdasher and glavet, Is in • frisblvint areutnitanfes, and is unable to meet his engagements with his ereditot....',..Facd Feb. 6. Wury COsslper, East India Chambers, Leadenhall-street, dealer and chopman, is in insolvent circumstances and is unable to I Meet his engagements with his ereditoes--Fll4 Feb. B. DiVIDEN DS io be made in BAStiIIIGHALL-STREET. Mitch IS, Joan Briekwoud, Sen. John Brieliwood, jun. John Rainier; William Morgan, and Joseph Starief, Lombard-street, bankers, at eleven. Feb. 29, Job* Ball liathersett, Norfolk, en gineer, at eleven. Feb. 29, George Grain, Cambridge, batter, at eleven. Feb. 29; Willians,Greig, City Road. upholsterer, at eleven. Feb. 29, Samuel Wagstaff and Thomas Baylis, Kidderminster,, catiVet eatufacturers, ai deren. - Feb. 22, Itubert Pearson, Iligli lialburn, money Scrivener, at eleven. F.. 1); 29, Thomas Stephenson, New Malttio, Yoritshirei at ten. March 7, W. Sniith; Loriabartl strait. hatter and hosier,. at eleven. Feb. 29, Christopher Itidout Read, Brabant enact,. meichant, at twelve. Feb. 29, Thomas gibbon And, David Evans, Marehmont.street, linendrapers, at ten. .Feb. 91, &Mail Breulies. Betii-cOmnitin, Mile-end, black cab inanufatturer. at fen. ileitis . 4, William Henderson, Wor Wick. MW, filtritriarti-rued;Sin t riy, MI and itflour awn, at ileren. DIV4OIOIIS* to be Made in ler c±rrati. . tfifili i t assta IJuilifii,, Woistiy, Line: 'ii, inukeekr, at nOle, ai, he t biotin tin', *lion-le-Midi, Laniashire. . Feb. 29,' Janiii mo t. Gra/licks.stir, caitbridgeliblre, cattle .aid sheep sales &in, ai eliveti, it tint Eagle no, Canibridee. March 1, Henry Hamel; Ltatiputtl, Lances ire, wiliti s mirchanr, at iwelvi, at the Clareadoti Saßdings, Lii.Frpock 31aI•cli V, Hobert Herm' Som. merville, Liverpool, hnsier ; at eleven, at the Clarendon Buildings. . CEItTIFIcATIi.S, .Fes. 29. John Citristtin • Huse 11 r igh Holborn, chemist and druggist. Charles Garriti and Chr istopher Smith, late of Bishopsgate.street- Within, niorsilindrapere. Jam' Dalton, ltathbone.place, Oxford street, nun milliner. Geo. talrnning, Stockport,' Cheshire, chemist. James Meek, Pond-street, Hampstead, livery suble-keirper. Trans. Haines and John Fairman, now or late of Weiling.street,• ware housemen. John Whibusrati. Old IlinLstreetiviCtualler. Win. Bailey, Deus-street, Soliti;reither.seller. harry Coil .? Laniaiter-, place,_near the Strand, and of Clement's bin, nVvy igerii. [ 'l'hos. D'uifferd, Pfilifoi•larsi; Urine Merchant. John Morgan, Worititicli, - Lneudraper. , • Patin' &Mt' SHIPS DISSOLVED'. Edmond Docker and Joseph Scott, Sambrook.court, Bailngluti street, wholesale woollendrapers. George Franie and John Duck, 'Maithistir; PakirWre and niikets-up. itubeit Waltdri, Peregrine, George Minna and lialph‘Valters,Newcastle•upon.;flue' attorniet.. [ William Piiiiiion, Walton Smith Piiiiptin, and Fred. Plimpton, t LovVer Tlrnis'ei-street, Med. iieribantt. • George Wilson and Win. Pia** Nest/r4stli.tipPti•Tytlei trthaeco Minufacturets. William Overton sad: W. A. Cabosbe. Joseph Hart and George FelloWs, Hatton-garden, music engravers and publishers. Edmund. Loyd and Thomas Adkins. Itedditeb, Worcestershire taff , ioi it re nis dl h e te, 4ll 44es akers. Isaac Newel alideiard Lay,Darniord Mill, s ; makers. Drvitt aniis Wdaviottit and Jame. Cole, cantlintilOrs. Gin: Rai and' Frs. Hire, Vitamireet, Hattukarden, victualler:a. Robert Crosbie and James Kellock, Newcastle- iinder-Lynte, dre. pers. James .Tbontsooi John Chippindall, James Burton, and Wilt.. Thomson, Primrose and Manchester, calico printers Wm. Chid, J ? mei Ogallala+, and Diincair Smith, Glasgoir. H'enry Davis' and J. Lipsturnbe, Theme, Oilordshire, butchers. Joseph T. Pries and fienry H. Price, Neath Abbey. Glamorgandiire, insert-MAL W. C. Withers and Peter Mosley,. Russell-street,. Bermondsey, Surrey, carriers.. Char. Fraser and G. C. P. Living, 'merchants and East India ;geese;. Juba Humber, Manse; West-, moreland, and Thos. Dewhurst, Preston, Lancashire, coal dealers. i Vi. G. Vaughan, Thomas Vinunveen : and 'Thomas Vining, iiin. lirisetal i corn and -Sour.dealers (as far as concerns Va G. Vaughan). • - . _ ~, ~ ~, __._,_ ' . WifiLY Avatuas or ri ff s l'lllcl 01, Datums Oa* , _.. 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