Star. — London, England, 1828-09-20 00:00:00

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Sacks of BISCUIT MEAL, jr.ighteen Tons of BUTTER, twenty Tuns of CHEESE, libirty 'ions of 'TOB ACCO, t bin) Tons of. COCOA, 'One Hundred Tuns of Muscovado SUGAR, • • Forty Tons of AIOTTLED SOAP, thirty Tons of New OATMEAL, and vane Hundred Thousand Gallons of West India RUM. ell, st ed into the Victualling &ores at Deptford, one half theroofhy the I,oth day of October next, aid the remainder by, . . the 4,5 th day of that Month. Samples of the Citcoe and Oatmeal must be produced by the Pant telnkring ; Samples of ,the Tobacco, Snap, and Sugar, and the Cnisditiensq.tlie several Convicts , may be seen at this 011ge. Each Tender must specify the price in words at length, ad be delivered betUre, One &Cluck on the day appointed; and the Person who analtits the Tender, or some Person on his behalfi: must attend to answer when called for. AL !FALLER CLIFTON: , . GROSVENOR SQUARE. EXCELLENT FURNITURE, NOBLE BRILLIANT PLATE, PIER AND CHIMNEY GLASSES, SUITES OF HANDSOME BLUE DAMASK DRAWING ROOM WINDOW CURTAINS, EIGHT DAY CLOCKS, A few PAINTINGS and PRINTS, CHINA and GLASS, a MANGLE, &ce TO BR SOLD BY AUCTION, By JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street) At the Mansion, No. 21, on the West Side of Grosvettor•aquare, said Corp., of Upper Brook street, Oa Teleastr, the asal Sopeember,' ins, and Two.foilowing Days • • at•Ehsven o'Cis rrillt EXCELLENT F URNITURE, AL The Property of a NONLINAN. and Sold by his Order. • CONSISTING OF . Four Post, Tent, and Press' Bedsteads and Furnitures; seasoned Owls and Bedding ; Dressing Tables and Glasses ; Suites of Niesant Blue Damask Drawing Room Window/ Curtains; Sofas, Conches. and Chairs, en suite ; Nobk Brilliant Plate, 'Pier, and Chilliney Glasses, (of large dintensiens),:and Pier Tables; Dining Rodin and Library• Curtains in , Moretti ; Chandeliers and Girandolies; Steeliest light Day Clocks and Perkiest Time Piece; India Cabinet and Screens; Capital well-made CabinettArtieles la Ike& wood and Mahogany; Loo; Card, Sofa, Pembroke• Library, and Dining Tables; Sideboard; Bookcases; Wardrobes • double and single Chaste of • Drawers; Liteary and Dining Ro am Chairs; a few Paintings arid Prima; China-sad:Glass ' Turkey and Brawls Carpets; Sellaisaud Potter's C hairs; F enders and Fire Irons; numerous . Kitchen Requidtes; a Mangle.; and various other 'Articles_ May be view ed on Saturday and Monday preceding the Sale, by 'Catalogues, u Qat Shilling each ; to be bad on the Premises; at Garraway's ; and, of Mr. Roues, 170, Regent-street. * • FOR WOR3IS, FITS, PAINS 'IN THE STOMACH. Stc. , /CE snare usual syniptorit of Worms are Fits, PAID: An the Stomach, Side. and Head, Loss-of Appetite.aad Pale, Lasigukl,atid Emaciated Appearance in clue Patient.. Tile,estra. culinary eilicacy of CHING'S .in WORM ,LO ZENGES ill all such cumplaints, as well as obstructions in the and every di,order where opening or demising Physic is' required, ia.so universally known, and has been publielreelfana. iedr i ,j by so many persons of distinction and rank is socleSy, the; it ls-tuissecessar/ bete to enlarge WI their pecailiar virtues. Sold in hoses at Is. 1 and $l.lO. by Messrs. Butler, Chemists, Citiap'side, corner of Sc. Pant's, London; &Alpine-street, Dublin;' Pencil-street. Edinburgh vSatrory acid Co. 136, New Boockstreet and the .prwcipol Medicine 'Venders. Of whom my' be bad 1441414 Y'S Ii,:iSENCE, which ,bas been declared in Islably.re aiwestaide Journals to he the 0 best thing ever discovered for the Tours' and EAR-scot. In bottles, at is. lid. and ifs.ld.• FROM ; Mt LONDON OAUTTE: lair. 19. 'TAR. BOEItHAAVE'S RED PILL (No. 2) , a ce- JILY lebtAted Anti-venereal sod Purifier of the /Mood. These Pills are peculiarly useful to those who are obliged to travel, or to take .otedictue without interruption of business. .liy mild and safe operation, they strike at die root of diseise, ana quickly eradicate it; thereby preventing the'fatal effects to which thousands are viechns. • Copious directions' are givenarith'ench.bax, by Which tbu-Patient can minister to .himself wish. safety .and 'cut:, . A single trial will prove they supetior efficacy and parer to subdue and expel diseve, eaten when oalter.raniedies have totally failed. Sold by Air. It. Jnimstonei tb, Cotobiti, hlr. Salger, 150, Oz. ford street ; Holborn.; Mx. &fading, ; and allithilicitte..Vmaiirth Plige*-4iktot . . Aat . . WHITEHALL, ffativiT: - '• • The Ring has been pleased to direct knees patent to be paned tinder tke Great Seal of the Ihtithd Kingdaniof Great Britain and Ireland, constituting and appointing the Right honourable Hobert . George . Visa:hint Melville, K.T. the Right Honourable Sir Cook . burn,.G.C. B. and Vice-Admiral of the White Squadron of his .. . • :Majesty's Fleet; the liciontrable Sir Henry Hotbaits K. C.. 11. and Vice4dMind of the Blue Spiadron of his Majesty's Fleet; . • . • . Sir George :Clerli, l'4lan. and. George Charles Pratt, E,* (cons. ._ manly catleirlArlnf Brecknock); bis Majesty ' s Cooloaissionerpfur •• • . .. . • ... executing the.olfire of High , Admlio„ of tlut Untied Kingdowswf Great Britain and Iselfml, and the dominions, islands, and terri tories thereunto belonging. . .•: ... . . .... •• • . • • WHIXEHALL, Swim 17. . ... . . ... , The Eing,b4s been .pwinel, twillFect. hettetupatent 0 be paned sunder the Great Seal of tkw.Uttited Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, conedtuting and appointing ]*heard Lord Elleoborougb ; I tbe Right •Homparable RobertP.cel..aisitge Barter Abu:dee:OLT. .t be Atiskt•Honourabn• Sir •Grorge adtittilyi.:G.C. a - OKI ihisjiiirs • tbreelPsiniksalleanniee of (;fate; Millie buiti4t Wrens . .. . ~- . .. • Y.G. Fitt* Consisinioneior Ms ,Valesty's Trefsorg; the .Right Hopournsle *my; Gnellturn. Ciainaallor-all his Maiestf's Awn"- .qber ;Tbowius Lord WallaceobwiligitekitsonimblrdoiNt Sullivan; Antleatir ItatalaY'Caers 'ig• (w ine Wk.' " Until AdalaT); . .•_ _,.. , .., , .. !the 'Eight TiOnoutable Janis 'Gra- ban j icutisisooly fulled Manias of. Githao9; •Laiirence ro, itib q . , and the Eight Hotnitarnble r i wi nss •Y er rf. C*1f 4 41+.. 1 40 4.0.#111:‘ 0. 46 . 1 ,44,44i1if!*• 1 61t 444 3 -. fa IP . •- ' -'' .• - -- • •.' •• •'. - ••••• _... _...• . ... _" .11 PrioiaGKlX,' • ~ ,Cauka . Canainelants . Y set. ~: r ll lt anifirfarte 'WPM. lOW_ . atYr fritn'aePt:•o 4 fP '. ' . .ib• • 0 !eR. at IS Voiork . coinalissioners el 440inati., .isiial.f.wnet, ~ .• ~„. '.' - ' - AA, 1 4 11 C 'rs: - • ' • olifti p+4lllo. Ls% Wiaalit,„Borisum.4sey x. stand*, - to. nOrnpjley t . A c teinbirlllo. at • %Wen', . bettilicr.loit inn, awl. 31, at twelvy, a t the court - of Coikvisekiacis dlAplits, .13.444Nhall.stfmrt. 'Attond lat ei,eish. Chird and eis. linnet . . hapes•fireet;,.. ... Agnes Boone and John Bow, rigi*liN;' ittrrs, Ocptentlair . so, at twelie l. Oitebta,7„ at two, . and Al t at twelve, at the cowl of CoutilissiOneri of Bankrupts; Baslnghall:strest. Attorney, Mr.. James .Coe,Hatton-ga* • • - • Georgi Lind, - tiverpoul-stne l n; paiti4ijain; inticiiint;Oet4e.r 6, at ilea; and St; at ten, at, chi:v.oloi. id . Cominiuiensnof . Bankrupts, Basinghell•Oreek t ,A49roics, Messrs. 'Collier and Co. Carey-street: Hugh 'Daniel Watkins; LimAiouie-hOle, mast. and hlork.unikr, September - 13, at: eleven, 26, ft tea„uol. (*cubic:4l, at elegy, 'at the Coen of Commissi.lners of Bankrupts, Baigliali.otre • - Aaiun's, Idessrs..Stevras and Co. - Little St. Thomas Apestle t Witham Hoot, late of Litigate Mill, tunkiiller and , auedoonr, September 23., ' Ociobir 3, end 31, he .omiell,.. at ; the .Court of CommiadoisersOfilankrupti, Bniqglielloitr,tet. Ationteg, Mr. Harmer, HattimAnden. , .. John Junes caok, §Outhwark Bridge-ioad,',Coach.milter,S4t. 23, at' eleven, 30, at twelve s 'AA Uctober 31, at twig. at the :Coon of Commissioners of . o.,ukruptS Baiiinkbill•street. Attorneys, Veins. Hard Wick ind'Co. LAwrence•Line, • Cheap Ode. ' John Schnfiald, Middletun,l4niaiippe,ilealnr in: cmis, October 7, L.and 31, at two, at • the Si,i'r Inn, Alnichester. AttOrifro t , 'Messrs. Ellis and Co. Chancel:Y.4lw; or Messrs. Duckworth . and Co. Jidanchester. . . . • , , Joseph Crosland, Henley, Yorkshire , . serittbling!milkr t 9i:tablet! 13.15, at the Seuluns flume, Leeds, and • si t it,elcven, ..at. the Sessions House, Waketiehl. Attorniei, Messrs. Evans and Co. Gray's Inn-square; or-Mr. Carr, Geniersal. • DEC LA II ATI ON OF INSOLVENCY. . • . • • • . colop4 CT XPR6I . MILE :111ilUDINOIC,, &Iry brosap, Fide ,froissi 11.134 nest•Oe &kir. Alb ebriirehietit Owes, Cock douse, and Stables for Yost' lioso lo s, Plea:ure Grolod, ate. the whole aboet •. „• ONii ACH.C.. Welled Rowel. • • XO•BK SOLD DT • AUCTION,. • • By JOll4. -ROMS, • • (Q( Warwick Hauges •• 1 411 4 1 4 •10 , 4 1 )0- • , At :Girraway . .. c4re.buttit,, .(11Anie 44ey. Catahnis Oti Taoism*, the 115th" Septeniber,"lo4, at Twelve,b'Clokh, uesiranls Compaci RESittEN . CE, d 4014014 of the Manor of ISLRWOUTH SION, equii en:Ptyalin/Yip' LAND TAX . Rit/DHEMRD. • ' - • -• . • owarrasups , • . . Aliktick built goridence , conveniently planned for a aunallontted fqinly„in,g4tal cnudidnn, fjt fur immesh", rpepdoo, "laced . pa a Lawn; styaraixd Fran the 'Raid by a Erma( Waif and Palish.. dohs. Ceinuining sinall 'Entrance •Hall, Liner Hill, Dining Par lour, Antal &tidy, ,Bowed-End °raising Roans Window- to Ai . Log& sood..hkussehaeper's Room, Kitchen, .fic'tillery, .Pomp al filtdar, &ore Rooms, 'alma', die. and Servant's Halle VOW* under the House. Oa the Firit Story a neat Ladles ?Amnia* Room, Three B e d Chamber., Two . Dressing Rooms Clareu,Mc• Upper Hoar Five good lied Chambers, Dressing Kowa and &or* Hop*, du. Court- Yard with ,Sboo and .Krillo I•ll4l,.cosch Meuae and Staples for Pone Hoop,. lefts and Uageracligoin„fcc. l)ry Araveljtd Walk, round the l i nenns, The:Wok' walled round, and containing about • ' • :.• • • ONE•ACHK • " • Noy Os fisiousediagappluiog on the prow.* whore Particulars Mille 64i Ilk" sl Ng% . Wawa. Chareloasegs, .Twickeolsaini Tal4egt a Kifsbninnd; King* *OW 1111144m4; at Garraway's ;, g l ifirl it ** ( o l l_ l4 l 4 *. lV9 PAT el _ l 4 l. . , .i i• • ... • , • . JRPJ,ANJ . C4>y ON WEXFORD. • . ti MAW UWE AND HIGHLY 134,1 1 NOVABLE AltreiglAlOLD ;STATICS. TOWN LANDS. CAPITAI. NANSIONS, ViLLAGES, iiirmimo or SEVENTEE A N CRES THOUSAND STATUTE . • Vat bobbled by St. Ca;mrse's 9ianael ; Tie Pte;gat aftiaiseerly • MOS TODUA iND 4NI) FI,FTY-TIDIVE POUNDS STRILLENO PER .ANN M. . TV BE SOLD 'BY AUCTION, • • By JOHN ROBINS, (of•Warwiet 14tmeo, Regent.street), -At corrowry's Coffee Muse, 'Change &Roy, Cornball, Lemke, Yousmims, the 16th November, Ma, et Tweler /eel**, TMug V‘IAJARLE AND EXTENSIVE FREE HOLD ESTATES, • Ittooti In the via and Wilk COUNTY of WICX.FOBO. commas(' The Estates of Bollycarrigent, Nevin's Com, Sumpter Eallpovibuoy. Como, KAMM, &e. Tits wbak contaißiaavputerds of TEX TLIOUSANO FIVX IiDNORRD AND EIGHTY CUSTOMARY ACRES, • OS !MOOT • N THOUSAN D STATUTE ACRES, 4 1 111VAleseid iii h Steadevr, PaAst.re. Arabk, and productive Bo g am* d ! padyd law mast siigitife Fauns, with suud Emu Umiak sod Agracukural ihnidings. Oapjf Winslow end Peasant Dwelling Houses, Town latids l ivied Vaisya. arlerta4iiironinakee:Cos Clear water flowing tbroug/t diluent fan' of the Land. Jrktvii s a at Billinurkeridoe and Sampton, abundantly supplied earinus Muds of Fish front the Channel. i INN irankgh postal are • IS said Culdvation,witls rich Loess, liad o put, asi peso Otis, Votsie wits Blue ad White, Iklarl,l stillostafssorb west after, Let td respectable Twangs on bene ficial Leases for Lives. The Rental nearly NfiallftlUSAND AND FIFTY-THREE POUNDS StEttLING NM ANNUM, Nikki is eagsslar/y acciderd by Hall yearly Parbacia, mo d very improvable, The Lando ere diversified and picturesque; fonning inanyeligible lites for Befitting, sad pert bounded by St. George's Channel, to • an event of Bea SUL IRISH MILIIi. • Th e E etg „ off M t el e enej on applicatige to John Glascott, N. Cacaolnt, Coast), of Wexford; and Mr. Wm. Frmer Jacksoo, Lod Surveyor of the most place, of wbom Particulars stay be bad ; dos at die priocipal Inns in the tom, of Weiford ; the Commercial 11 " 1 ""ad KageaelPt Csltieboom ; at /dealt. Lartglord and Wad. lards Wicket% bouthamptoo-street Coyest Gard : Munn. &sect mad C a rr, Saikitora, No. 6, litaietzbaU street, London; or 441. Waskia limk 1410.4643fetet. Alla 41,414 Biswerhorrac, Esq. itinckt Piumetemmt. D 411,0 ; ai Gabwiai . . C A re f licm.e . ICholle-enry. Cotahili.; sod of Mr. Itobtataf e N 0.17 01 Bageat. Ili wis tozeige• sten Phis ut die bum say bi ens. Jobe Adair Gee, Doctors' Commons; money-scrivener, is 19 insol. vent circumstances, and is enable to meet hi; engrgements'ltith his creditors.—Filed SI pt. 19. ' •-• ' . DIVIDENDS to-he made in BASINGRAIaL-STRERV. . Nov. 7, John Pitstow, now or -late of Witham, • Rioex,' miller, at, eleven. Nov, 11, John Chisholm, late of klawflebs Esau. chemist and druggist, at eleven. DIVIDENDS to be madeiii the COUNTRY. Ott. 11, William Frost; Ahergavennt, hitter and 'lriseei 7 , at eleven, it the White• Lion Inn, Ilroad.streeti,ltrisiol. Oct. 11,, John Robinson, Warbrick Moor, Walton-ow she-Hill, Lancashire. oktualler, at. twelve, of the Clarendon Rooms, Nett South 'jobs street, Liverpool: - (lea. ^l6, Worthington• Brice, late of Briatel, l merchant, at one, at-the Commercial' 'Roams • ilristel. Oct. 13, HanshOrn, Upper Jobri-street, IsUneton, nialtster, at ekwest,at the. King's Head Inn„ Dathekl, liejlayshire., Oct. 11, Sanibel Foster, Leicester, tallow chandler. at twelve, et the place of Nissan. G. Wutnaby and "Dmiglass, solicitors, 31arket Limbo rough, Leicestershire. Oct. 15, Francis Shipley, Boston, JLii.coln. sbirei glover anti leather seller. at i eleven, at t h e Globe Inn, Ones Lynn, Norfolk. • Oct. 15, Janke Hitntby, Avini-Weert. Bath, oil wan ad lamp contractor, at twelve; at the Commercial Rearms, Bristol Oct. 15, Jos. Harding, Hem, 148411 (otherwise aldifaallf, Shropshire, (rimer, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Idsdal. Oct. 17, Zechariah Tnehern and Georg* Stow% Hereford. timber mm'. chants, at eleven, at the Greyhound Inn, Hereford. CERTIFICATES. Ocr. 10. Charles M‘Cullunt and CO. Albury Mills, Surrey, paper mann facterers. William Aston, Toile id, and of Oiseley boo We eke, Staffortbitire, iron and'coal master. • PA RTN ERS H IPS DISSOLVED. William Davis and William Ludlow, St. Jtmes s-alreel. Clerk en well, jewellers. John Clensetson and William Robinsow„ Upper Thames -street, grocers. George Wilson said Richard - Wilson, Wakelleid, -Yorkshire. mercers and draperi Hugh Duckworth and Henry Charles Watkins Liverpool, cotton brokers. Joseph Holmes and Michael Norwood, tisewsiess, Yorkshire, awn mer chants. Williaaa 111asHock and Joke- lioninscoo, Liverpool, waich.eameoskers. Gnosis Mater and George Magus, Wkiso• ehapekoad, lisientirspers. •Rickleg Phial" Bilimbeth Phillips, and H. Cooler, Wolii/gtiou Goodie Akar, Horeirdshire• farmers (so tor es /ohms to H. Cpoper). Charles John Steirart and Thomas Cosby Meadll, kitkiisillsora, booksellers. japsdal : WashJr Average of tbs Prim ei'DeAdalt . 1111 10 Soma Importation, made up to Sept. • . What Sits. Jed. Oats 251 a. M. 'Beaus Sis. ' loll4 latley Ns. ld.l Rye id. I Prop ..4114. , A:Com: Avatar at the Six Walt* wfAchAvyvvr Datf.' 61s. Ittl.l Oats 24 4d, l ßor . 3fiks. 114. • : 96 0 .24 4 441 • • • •..0: . . r • . • , IC FRENCH. PAPERS. snake as Franks work at the fortifications of Qmstiodo nople. The Bishops, Monks, and Priests, bath Gook /ROM Tali GAZETTE DZ PRANCE, sum. 18. success of his Highness. The Grand Vizier: swore and Armenian, ere compelled to pray and: parfeetehts • PARIS, Sen. 17. The liberal journals talk a treat deal of the inactivity of the administration of the Duke of Wellington. determined to prolong his stay at Doted Pacbarinessine it is to be observed that, wi t hout drawing the s wo r d, to protect the capital against any a tta c k di recte d 'ga l e* it. Convoys of provisions a r riv e every • day from the and without spendi ng a p enn y, E ng li s h di p l omacy h as obtained of Ibrahim Pacha the evacuation of the Morea. Asiatic provinces, and even from Egypt. The Augsburg Gazette announces an expedition of the PARIS,. Sane. le. .- .English to the isle of Ca u di a . Th e Contrite:lc/owl says It is a principle in.the Turkish Government meets that it foresaw it, in its number of the day before yester- yield a place or a cvpntry by capi tu l a ti on w hil e t h ere day. This newt is without any foundation. remains an Osmanli armed and capable of fighting...so The expedition, the object of which is to compel Luso The Monitore of this day contains a report to th e •King from the Minister of Mariner on the organization bile to evacuate the Morea, and to yield up its string lof the privy councils; and . of themode of proceeding holds to the French coops—to g i n . t h am . up t h rocas• pation of Livadia. Negropont, and the whole. come" before those Councils. This report i s suc cee d e d by an w the frontiers of Thessaly, which composes. Grosso; ordinance, in five chapters and 214. articles, relative to this subject. . properly so called—ye s an - .expedition conceived from is • • .It not doubted that the Emperor of Russia will Intel,' Pacific motives, andrionformable is allthing confirm the favourable sentence passed by the tribunal to the spirit and to the l etter o f t h e 6 th o f July. Tee in the affair of the conspirators in Poland, who arc, be- Sultan could have no longer -any .p rete st f or re f us i ng sides, recommended by the Grand• Duke Constan t ine. io acknowledge the independe nce o f this Gpreki; The The morning ministerial paper, the Debates, stated menaces of the Russia n • a lli es , t h e matc h is f. fresh t om yesterday, that an express, dispatched from Odessa by sian armies. and the app roac h o f press i ng. d angor, wool * M. de Montemart, arrived the night before lutist, bring- have determined the E m p eror M a h n:Da d so accept 'of the conditicas of. peace offered by the •• Czar, softened ing news unfavourable to the Russians. The evening Ministerial Journal publishei the.following article— down as they would he,. bee° by the isterviatioarof o According to the last accounts from Odessa, of the the Christian Power s . • - ' 28th of .August, received by express, and which we have The Emperor Nicholas would have been restrained by these Powers within Vie limits, the circle of whi c h was published,-we can Affirm that nothing of a more recent traced by his moderation a n d hi s Proclamations. The dale has directly arrived at Paris. The last letters given in the German Journals are only of the 25th." Cooveution of Alexandria has come in to.complicata quiestion of occupation and - non-oecu. /ROM 7511 Mit 11/10 . 111 DES CHAMBRIts, *SEPT. 17. the very simple • PARIS, Sam is. pation. Admiral Codringion, who still acts a s Cons , The , ifststrian . Observer, of Sept..% gives the follow• mender-in-Chief. of the E ng li s h a lli e d A nt, not w ith. ingherwe from the lonian islands... . . . standing the uncontradictedannouneement °Obis avid, . •After a long interruption We, haver at length received hastened to Mehemet Ali, to offe r hi nt hi s b est tere i pee is mail from Corfu, containing all the Jetters from the in assisting the return of Ib r ahim an d hi s tioop i to Ei lpt. 19th to the 21st of Atigu.t. According to these din- . Perhaps the very natural desire of preserving eon ipatcbes the conferences betWeei the Plenipotentiaries of to the conqueror. of Navaxio th eg f ory o f pass i ng - on end to the devastation o f th e Pelopoitnestit lad-,of (the th ree Allied Fri en 'were resumed on. the 10th driving back Ibrahina to Africa , might. Mire; ..441 . 4er. ;of Asigii4: 'The first tOolV'plice on chit day at the thin degree, petalled on Vide Ad m i r al d e ,Ri gaLto iresiditie 01 his 'Etcellency Count' Guilleniinot, the sign that Consent:toe. Illiiih is“ninling. kip% RI& Minister of France; the second, on the I lth, at the .as it condemns the CoeitatiOder-itoQijef of hoed of Mr. S:Cahninti ; and the third, on the 12th, landforces to accept of cemlitioro to which bisernat4 the Esse* at the residence of the Marquis de Ribeaupierre.•Tfie conlereniert- liave . Wen continued ill the same order. an party, and whit* Sebilitt pith to the setiousboi-loe Nothing' hai.. - yet transpired respecting the proceed. evitable itscOnvenittoce of besieging fortress:, .when ce legs. ' The! 'report is ionfirmed that in a little time surrender he insight have de nsaii. d e d. Ti ce gasc i solisili f i and Tusks. In defect of 'assumes for iheies thePleriipotehtleriee Will . go - and !aide for - a domino Modon, Caron, and Patrol, consist of Egyptians, Altos Gteice,' iii'bider - tti beiseaterto the Government of, "imps , boo th'at . iciiiiitri, Which ietbiebject Of their mission and complete supply of Manitious and provisions, the sass. of the solicitude of the Allied Sovereigns. As they remains open .to the socretp rotectors o f T ur ki s h to the re-victuallingaof those fats by underhaml ems ,catinot 'reside 'either - at PtirOs or Egina, on account of balism- Tbe:inag DiffhtS'ef autumn will be feaoee.•blel thi,.'-d'_iseWsis'tha.t'stiU previllAbere, the island of Spez- . peditions to which loot experieoce has comploidy ' ail. 'Lis biteri'.chosiiti ' ter itie-Cainferences. Some per.' OW .ionsi; hOtietrer,' . preien& chi} 114: - 114iniiters will not coatoioed them. -Secret; end. •;no doubt. accredited •leavethe shipr"of . their teSpectree 'nations which con. alleaiss. !sill kfic,,fqil . 4 f4Ohare the merit Athos limb .vey them, and will go alternately from one to the came tP the iters .endi, and induct, hint to comidos tbe ccoopetafio, a Ake Itench Gomonnsent, in oboatutob other; . that they *WM 'Clio envie, _ill" the - usual pre. c .diciiis not to lie subject -to 'quarititine un their re• wb!icl.s are 09 1 . 1 ,5 i„ 4 :10.1f4e . lif the ?potty ; of. Loodoe, ottritOCtiefti, which'svill bees:woe as: froStible. as 4 pat ; and i7niated POltreleion.whictito4B4.4•o4lll -.. • . . . , . declaie war maims Prance.. , mote the "wiotb of Malounod, and decide , 'Porte elt MOM tits kcpaatitOTlONNat. . , COOSTANTINOPLB, Aro. la: . - _ •;, 1 i 1 ttf: ~ '... '•.", ...' PRIV itTg Cdft *UPON:IIk& ''.4". • *- Pia" . , , 11 / 4 " 1 ;7..1'11e.Ref CeaVe 1 9 5 & lar 291111 P pli • 7i* i.sc. Dank At H eel s , Is3of. • Ren t.. *Nap., .. . • 'The l'orkisti• linty whictf•hed' left Seantboel by di:- Leso, fir. Rachstsgs• on Liman; 41 d. IN. ' ti , 011.4 r " I visionsi poeiedid and followed by alt the tradet,•amoogst awash gm. gg e . .Th em , wool y % w .in l i .. t ab 44,7. 1 . .::1%••.1 . which there were no longer seen the eissigas of the dill . .. , .. . , ~_ . t• . .% • ' , N.,' .tv,.. ; ferent ertas - cif the .isiel:sin it's, exhibited a visible dies- . BOULOQNS, •Stet:l7. '' '''.' 41 ''''' content.'' The ,Grand7Vizier ' ' meanwhile , art ived at ~. - . !. - t • .:: Iwo .** Dautf Pada.- necompattied by a crowd of ;Dervishes, . • A. conductor of' the U n i o n Dili ge n ce , a f t .: e dif y whioshouted the name of . Allalr while waning the ban. on Toni* Parie,jcst Ostrom. tometaiao -aboarertits44,7 ners ; but on the very next night one-fourth of these eine while* was in motive Lbw bisAollgoingwayostiers i fts . soldien returned pr iir Ater to" the capital. On the fol- the.whlels whiels.Peertat Plr'r. bbli.liPed 44= ofl dig ertet . .e4:-;, lowirig day' a'itill Ovate? number dispersed, tO such an Bee Ankizane,gw"tile'liyaadtil: Sew wb it i tlgr' ' u m De n !ilY ne . extent, that the environs of the city were • infested by - & awn save d w h i ,.„, n , ..aiseidevv. bat or ° . 1 io • tobbers, who plundered and despoiled both boosts and sequence oth er feiglu awl extreme ezactiase;• that thud ••s 1/10 persons, notelteptng. even the messengers of the Di• days after.., Ho b o dyh au .i ata . b oqa ainat,ovor to filstessidgaios car, who Were. obliged to have escorts, although the im U t e L ith vi-wit thezn bi nn steamer distanie from . the Seven Towers to the camp of the rock , en this coast, the 4 ,, e0 wa s i nioot c an i reurt ena • from 'Pal. ee Vizier does iiiit much exceedthtee miles. .The police .bore withoet araterislinjury.'' A great pregiberineor ter` ' * rsal. Nothing could convey any Idea of tliglr dreads* had doubled .its posts .in several quarters of the -town stn waisted a 'amens animate whom tetras andessinheerafte during the night of the 7th, and several combustible i w b e r r i lti s preparations were discovered, which were designed for , s " * "'" when the vessel weneic 'i • Wi th . 166. ,_.l, 6lll kuhr ad delay, and witistbe asestaismal some carts procuradtront the setting fire to the bazaars . .Tbe Janissaries were of neighbouring 'villages, almost all the mgeniontrivedlo teach course accused ; and as they are suspected ofbeing con- Me place early ttilskasciesing, war chile& en foik,..lixt.initieratita neCiedwith the Ulema,, there have been arrests, ,and plight, escorted by douaniers, or .C ustont -h ouse men . H opes are entertained that th , and e Columbine wilt begot off. as ti abe is within low. those V‘ho•had anything which could be con fi scated pee* been strangled, Since the 11th his Highness holds smooth. Some of theme's and ues inii4 re a lseS .thLlea ar= frequent reviews, holds Cimoca upon Cooed!, and here, and four vessels arc dispatched . to bring round what else may shows the boldest' front. Thilset bulletins published remain on board. .• . . . . by his order announce that, by his invincible arms, he bad annihilated more than 30,000 Rossiass, and that THE TRIP AND TILOUBLES OF THE COLD :. die Kraie of Russia has fled to Codja Bay (Odessa). ;IKE STEAM-BOAT. ' • ..." ..; WI,I NeyeethfleaS, it is known that the Divan .dreads a din- The onh9gy.tetisists, whose disasters re andAlit embarkation even at the entrance of . the Bosphorus, to narrate, Collected on board the Colunthine,to ffeti . ,, which maybe supported by the Russian fleet from Se- number of 250 persons, at six o'clock-on last Tuesdor liaatopol,and people go so far as to iey . thit.this event morning. At seven . , the vessel got under weigh; the . Maytalte place before the equinox. ' . ' ' day was fine—the coevals,- agreeably disposed , itld 4 , The European legations now it Pera casino' longer every thing promised it happy. eseursinn. At eight, , wad• off: their own couriers, as they are almost' all breakfast was served, and ample justice done to a mole - obliged to carryon 'heir correspondence through the ample supply; at twelve, luncheon was laid out, and . , privileged„Oint Of .Vienna. This is just as much as to most cordugl attention paid to cold meat and IsOtslod• send their di:pitches direct to the Sultan, fee every porter by the hungry citizens„their wives, and daughter:: thing is unsealed, and except letters in eypher,of which A fear of the-gentlemen indulged. in whets of 'lsteifdp; faithful copies are kept, nothing escapes the Turco. and water, and one portly person, in top boots, attracted Ausetien inquisition. general admiration by his frequent visits to Ake te104.0; ' : The news; of the F r ench expedition / I . m the Morea ' has with exclamations," I feel a little queer—glee arid' J L b set the . Divap in a retry; thpy compare the invasion to; glass of brandy." At half past one, dinner, mer.• that cif Egypt in. 1798. There does, however, some Of- served, and the redoubted champions laid in an addi. fereace cilia. for the treaty of the 6th July has been of- tional stook of good things. The hovoc made an Ohs ficially announced to the Divan. . . ship, stores was amazing. There was no cessation Ito* The Porte hoists that the successes of the Russiensin• the relays of good eating, almost from the mometh Of Asia Mime have sot been so important as they an- embarkation to that of the final cataitrbphe. Tired* -'• Itollikee;.*dle Meiners 'peak of the march of troops passengers were taken into Margate, and 20 mom at . • fiom a greet port of Anatolica against General Puke- Ramsgate; and then„the boat's head beiog well pointed vritach, who will meet With an insurmountable resistance at the Frenclocoast, the Captain and asfCct party 44 at Eraormes. - . . an additional dintier,ot four o'clock, whop ptospeilty tit The disturbances' ieliossill; according to the Turks, the Voyage was drunit at the eepenseocseveral bshifes begin to settle, and all Rowell* is ready to otipose bah of champagne. Everything went on swimmingly oistOor• the French and Ru ss ians . Ilse English arelavourably about six o'clock, . when the Captain, desirous: °Nom. ' spoken.o4 as they continue always to regard them as ing the nem% coast to his gar jo r or - Cl.sattiog e t r . allies; we even believe drat they Walk one or more se- tide, drew in much nearer the,lGhoto.thpo peg r t Oct agents established at Constantinople, and that a justified. He stood en one of the paddle-boxes, .and greet personage will very speedily show himself.' in an kept a man sounding, as it viat eiideitit•lie imili official character .at Pere, .This assertion it amide on gined he was nearing the port- of- Bouloghei sti l / 1 11:41 • goOd foundation. tact, he avas.eight miles tom. it; -.. The matiett4iefleade ; MI the fOreigoers and vagabonds who can be seized hat( cried eight, then, six, and,thamfourassfactotbgaisa a are seat to Adiaanople, Sclavonians, Zantiotes, Sec. all sel, going s ell...nots thro9gb the so,t era.m o l ,4 7.l4TAF k are lairful.prizes. • The Jews or th e quarter.of 'Galata un the concealed end of a, reef a reckl,, which rlio'hai I"are e only excused from ova - ri (conscoptionl), through a mile into - the sea below' the harbbik tilaitibisketnit'''' bribery, and, even the length of the Gypsies of the Bat- She instantly stock last; nibifohe *at+ tolliellitite *SW imp, evity one has bear , sobjectied. to military requisi4. tiold:‘, . The sbeekowas tsightfat; one Essm.dreerbeoeisesi... 0.1 . 1. At 0 - ;9 be eiotted that am Will vet; •«fll. of ovipadoLba- --- • ha s bis.o 9 sopa* 4 ,4Aii Imo. . , . 71: ' 1 • '' 4 b i.. :••jr;° •:. • . • • . Ir. . '• • 4