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ELEGANT FURNITURE, VIER AND CHIMNEY GLASSES AND MIRROR; rilliant-toned CABINET PIANO-FORTE ' in Rosewood Case; Five Excellent Double and One Single-barrel GUNS, a BLUN DER PUSS, and Pair of POCKET risToi,s; :Fa • • CONTRACTS FOR NORWAY OR CANADA DEALS, CANADA RED PINE TIMBER, and NORWAY SPARS. NA l' OFFICE, January 426, 1624. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and CO .11.3115-1 1 - MAIMS of his MAJESTY'S NAV Y,do hereby glee Notice, That on THURSDAY, the lgth of February next, at One s 'Clock, they will be ready to treat with such Persons as may be willing to Contract for supplying his Majesty's several Duck-'. Yards with all or any of the following Articles, viz. NORWAY DEALS, or CANADA RED PINE DEALS. CANADA RED PINE TIMBER. NORWAY SPARS. Pistribotions of the Articles and Forms of the Tenders may be etc at this Office.. • No Tender will be received after One o'Clock on the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party or an Agent for him attends. Every Tender must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to the Navy Board, and signed by two responsible Persons, engabirg ti become hound with the Person tendering in the sums hereunder frt.:Air/1 1 rd fur the dtia performance of the respective Contracts, viz. For the Contract for Deals - - 81,500. Timber - £1,500. Spars aB5OO. rICTUALLING-OFFICE, January 30, 18'14. THE CO.IIfISSIONERS FOR VICTUALLING lds MATESTrs AUVY, 4c. do hereby give Notice, That on FRIDAY, the 6th February next, they will be ready :a receive separate Tenders in writing, sealed up, and treat for One Hundred Thousand Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM of the usual strength, to be delivered into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, one half by the Ist March, and the re mainder by the Ist April ; and for tight Thousand Dm Hundred Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM of etiliongth of not less than THIRTY-FIVE PER. CENT. OilittPßOOF, by Sikes's Hydrometer, to be de livered lll.*:3lalesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, in the space of a" might from the day of Contract. The stele to be pgd for by Bills, payable without interest, sixty Sa7s tP dare. iliellorditions of the Contract may be seen at this Office. Each Tender must specify the price in words at length, and be delivered before One ''Clock on the day appointed ; and the Per im who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, must attend to answer when called for. M. WALLER CLIFTON. ASSOCIATION FOR THE RELIEF OF THE POOR OF THE CITY OF LONDON AND PARTS ADJACENT. instituted A. D. 1799. RICHARD CLARK, Esq. Chamberlain of London, President. THE object of this Institution is to supply tIA Poor of the City of London and Parts adjacent, during tike.incit zner.t Winter 'lontlis, wilt Coals and Potatoes at a reducesliniee, viz. One tushel of Coals for Nine-pence, and Fourteen Pounds of Potatoes for. Three-pence. The lase Winter was more than usually severe, and the sufferings of the Poor were, on various accounts, extremely great. Within the bc::Atrits of the operations of the City Kitchen, the valuable aid offer;:i. was felt, appreciated, and acknowledged. SEVENTEEN TROOSANO THRXX liunnsto AND THISTY.ONL B U SHELS or Coats, and Two !WADS= AND TIHRTV-SaNE THOUSAND Nixie HUNDRED AND SEVEN:I.I'OUB. Pouting or Powroxs, were vended at reduced Prices, to TRUSS THOUSAND SIX Hut/ease FASULHIS, whereby the torts of Eichteen Thousand Individuals were cheered in the midst of their misery, many of whom doubtless invoked the blessings of Ewen; on the heads of their benefactors. The Committee need not point out the immense advantages re r.lting to the industrious Poor from this Society, whilst no induce mean are held out to the idle and profligate; so that it may be safely averred, that more direct good, with less attendant evil, is elected by this Association, than by any similar Institution in ex ieence. Individuals of the Committee do know, from personal irvestigation, that it has been the means of saving whole Families from destruction. The Committee beg to add, that the distribution of Coals and Pctatnes commenced on Monday, fifth January, instant ; from which date to the 30th inclusive, 3,643 Bushels of Coals, and .17,738 Pouids of Potatoes, have been vended to the Pour. The Committee would venture to recommend the Society to the patronage :ma support of the Public at large, on the following grounds:—While it issues tw•o of the most important Articles of life, and of the best measure and quality, it calls forth the co-opera tion of the Poor to purchase them, with their own earnings, at re (laced prices. The Subscribers are their own Almoners, and the vb 4,1,: of the Funds are employed in promoting the immediate oh itct fur which they ate contributed. While the Society, moreover, benefits the I'oor, it does not degrade them, and a blessing is shared both by the giver and receiver. SUBSCR !MINS strrnven 81 Richard Clark, Esq. Chamberlain of London, President, Bride weU Rev. ban Saunders, A.M. Vice-President, Rectory House, St. Andrew's Hill, Blackfriars. *Peter Pole, Bart. Thornton, Free, Dawn, and Scott, Bar ttolotnew-lane. Messrs. lioares, Fleet-street. lilesirs. North, SiMPson, and Grahams, New Bridge-street. Banks Firrand, 48, Cheapside. Mr. John Phipps, Secretary., Weavers' Hall, 22, Basinghall-g. . 11r. George Payne, Collector, 3.2, St. 'Martin'A.le-Grand. N.B. A portion of Tickets will be sent to each Subscriber. The following Subscriptions of Five Pounds and upwards have bent received this year : Rio Rupl Highness the Dyke Gloucester £lO 10 Clark, Esq. Cham berlain of London 10 10! John Carle, laq. 20 0 Sir 1. Curtis, Bt. and Co. 10 10 Sirloin Lubbock and Co. 10 i 0 liessrs. Praeds and Co. 10 10 Cl.ild and Co. 10 10 tsrs. Willis, Percival, :ad c o . 10 10 \lnas. Ladbroke and Co. 10 10 :11 mM Sikes and Co. 5 5 alt",srs. 11..rnard, Dims kir, and Co. 5 5 lianke) s .5. 5 ir n I ; l4 des, Laq. 10 10 5 5 George Norman, Esq. 8 0 Hand-in-Hand Fire Office 5 5 :%levrs.Wliit'uread anilCo: 15 15 Alessrs.Goslings and Sharp 10 10 Messrs. Grote, Prescott, _ _ and Co. 10 10 111essrs.Truman,Hanbury, Button. and Co. 10 10 Messrs. ...Barclay, Perkins, and Co. 10 10 Worshipful Company of Apothecaries Messrs. Mocre, Stanger, and Co. Messrs. Minden, Bridge, and Rundell S 5 Messrs. Enderby 8 0 t 5 5 10 10 f•, I r:.ll' CARPET W REU OMR, PI CCA DTL LT, Nn. 160, DOORS W EST, FROM ST.4 All ES'S-STREET): ' 1 [11: Prop' ietors Isstving,inasle some new iirrange .l- :tents at their Manufactory, are now enabled to supply the •cibility and Public with any quantity of the best Nrussell Carpet q; frum 4s. 9d. to ss. 3d. A quantity of short lengths and single k•ttes,:it 4•.:,d. and 4s. 61 Kidderminster ditto, front 2s. 6d.. to r' 3 ( l . ditto, from ss. to 4s. Venetian Stair ditto, from k !'_ 641 .10 5,6 d. Druggets in all colours, from 2s. 6d. to 4s. 4d. -Eseasor.eil FiJor-cloth, from 2s. 6d. to .ss. 3d. tatterns of Iltussels sent to any part of Town or Countty. TAX ON COALS. THE COMMITTEE appointed at a Meeting of In habitants of London and Places adjacent, on the =lst of February, 1825, to PROCURE a REPEAL of the COAST DUTY on COAL, and CULM, request the Persons who then met and agreed t', Petition against the said Duty, and all other Persons interested in the Repeal, to MEET at the CITY or Los- DON rAvarsi, on WEDNESDAY, the 11th day of February next, at One o'Clocic, to adopt such Measures as may be further neces sary to attain the object. CHARLES PRICE, Chairman. GENERAL GAS•LIGIIT COMPANY. DIRECTORS James Hughes Anderdon, Esq. Philip M. Lucas, Esq. Charles Franks, Esq. Charles John Manning, Esq. Williant Gausses, Esq. Henry S. H. Wollaston, E.q. Thomas Greg, jun. Esq. I Was. Fitter Woodhouse, Esq. Captain henry Dater. Taxastmeas— Messrs. Bosanquer, Pitt, and Co. Lombard-street. SoLzen'oa—Richard Woodhouse, Eaq. Temple. TT is notorious that although London and a new la r ge .11- Cities and Towns are already lighted with Gu, many popt:lous Places in the Country, though anxious to enjoy the same Advan tage, are either unable, from the want of the requisite Capital or Information, or unwilling from the Apprehension of Failure, alone to incur the trouble and expense attendant ou the origination of New Establishments. The Object of tile GENERAL Gas LIGHT COMPANY is to obviate these difficulties, and to afford facilities, in the shape of Capital and I Co-operation, to those Places which may be desirous of being sup plied with Gas, and may wish for the assistance of a Public lody, in possession of whatever the combination of Capital, Skill, Science, and Experience can contribute towards the attainment of that object. The Capital of the Company is £600,000, divided into Shares of £5O each. Of this sum '200,000 only will he raised in the first instance, which has been subscribed; and the Directors have the power to raise £lOO,OOO further, .in Shares, which may be distri buted among - the Intabitants of such Places as may be lighted by, or in conjunction with the Company. The remaining Capital of .£500,000, to be raised hereafter, when it may be required. It will appear from the Plan of this Institution, that it is not in tended to interfere with any of the Gas Companies now existing. The Directors are ready to receive Propos..is from any Place for '1 the formation of a Gas Establishment, either jointly with the Inha bitants, or at the Company's sole risk and expense ; and it will be their endeavour, in either case, to place the arrangements for that purpose on such a basis of fairness and likerality, as shall make the success of the different Establishments the common interest of all Parties concerned. Communications in writing, post-paid, may be addressed to the Directors, at the Office of the Company, No. 4, King's Arms-yard, STATE LOTTERY. EYTON, Stock-broker, No. 2, Cornhill, begs leave to remind his Friends, the Public, the STATE LOTTERY commences Drawing the 19th of NEXT MONTH (February). There are Seven Prizes of £20,000, besides Thirty-hve other Ca pitals. Tickets and Shares are Selling as above, where all Business in the British and Foreigu Funds is transacted with fidelity and disp.teh. IMPERIAL TWINE CLOTH, for SHIRTING, &c. If:* Majesty's Letters Patent.—Ne contenent pas de lin, mail ea possident les agremens.—Merchants and Families from In dia, tie. are respectfully informed, the above desirable CLOTH for wear in the Indie', on the Continent, and in the Cold Climates, is, SOLD exclusively at MILL A RD and SON's East India and Fo reign and British Warehouse, No. 16, Cheapside, sole Patentee, stamped with the Name, Number of the House, Etc. by the Piece of 26 to 52 Yards each, at the fixed Prices of 18d. 2% 2s. 6d. &c. per yard ; and in wide widths, for Sheeting, and in entire Cues of 50 Ind 60 Pieces each, for Exportation, and nowhere else whatever. Families resitting out of London will do well to send their order; direct to the Patentees as above, or they will be liable (as have been the case in innumerable instances, to the great disappointment of the purchasers), to have imitations substituted. Families from India' will find the above Cloth the most useful to wear on change of Cli mate, as well as for its economy, it possessing the beauty and dui bility of Linen, with all the advantages of the India Madras Cloth, and is the most conducive to health to wear in both the Lithe., as well as in the Cold Climates, by avoiding the t oo reducin g effects of flannel, at the same time that it affords the most genial warmth. It never gets damp on the longest sea voyages, and is the most de sirable for Gentlemen in the Army and Navy, for Persons who take great exercise, as it never strikes cold, and for Youth at school. —Orders for the above, together with every description of Foreign and British Family Linens, Cambrics ; French, India, and British I'iece Goods, executed at the Wholesale Price, and the Discount allowed for time. MADAME GIRAUD'S WEANING LINIMENT, for reducing the Milk when Children are taken from the breast, for Milk Abscesses, and all kind of Inflammations, Bruises, and Tumours to which the Breast is subject. This is a practice too well known to Mothers and Nurses to need any comment. It is also well known that it frequently proves very tedious and trouble some to reduce its natural secretions ; a variety of applications have been resorted to for that purpose ; most of these Compositions are in their operation very slow, and frequently very unpleasant. Ma dame GIKAI'D'S LINIMENT will be found to be a speedy. safe, and ef fectual application for the above purposes. Let the breast contain what quantity of milk it may, in the space of three or four days it will entirely disappear, and the breast become soft and supple. Sold, by the Proprietor's appointment, at Mr. EDWA KIM'S Medi cine Warehouse, 67, on the footway, St. Paul's Church-yard, Lon. don, in pots, price 2s. 6d. REMARKABLE CASE OF MRS. ANNE LAWSON, Who, after suffering Ten Years with an ulcerated Sure Leg, was cured by taking two I is. Bottles of Dr. LIGNU3FS ANTI SCORBUTIC DROPS. BIRMINGHAM, 9TH MAT, 18C3. MRS. ANNE LAWSON, of Handsworth, near Birmingham, was afflicted nearly Ten Years with an ulce rated Sore Leg, occasioned by the rupture of a blookyeasel. She was treated for it in various ways by several of the Faculty, but without any good effetr. Being at length persuaded by a friend to 'try Dr. Lignum's A NTISCORBUTIC DROPS, she purchased a Bottle; atter taking the Medicine a few Days she thought herself worse, having upwards of twenty Ulcers in her Leg, but tieing de termined to persevere, she continued taking it, and after using little more than two 11 i. Bottles, was perfectly cured, and has continued quite well during Six Months, which have elapsed since she left off raking the Drops. The above case is attested by Mr. T. Wood, 78, High-street, Birmingham, who will answer any enquiries respecting it.—All letters to be post paid. - These Drops are sold in moulded square bottles, at 2s. 9d. 4s. 6d. ,and 1 Is. each, by John Lignum and Son, Surgeons, &c. 63, Bridge. street,.Manehester ; and by J. Sanger, 150, Oxford-street ;J. and C. Pvans, 42, Long-lane, West Smithfield ; Barclay and Sims, 95, Fleet-market ;T. and C. Butler N 0.4, theapside; and Re -111:fir-Streee ; Sutton and Cb. 10, bow Church-yard ; Evan Edwards, GG, St. Paul's Church-yard; Newbery and Sons, 45, St. Paul's l ,Church-yard; Henry Alackrill, 33, Whitechapel, • London ; F. Newbery and Sons, 1 ...79, Dame-street ; Butlers, 34 , Satkvil le street, Dublin ; Scott and Orr;100 South-bridge, Edinburgh ; R. Nelson, Surgeon, Glasgow ; and all respectable ;Medicine \Tenders. Of whotn also may be had, Mr. Lignum's IMPROVED VE GETABLE LOTION, for Ail Scorbutic Efuptious, price 2s. 9d. duty included, TO THE PRESIDENT AND GOVERNORS OF ST. BAR THOLOMEW'S HOSPITAL. Mr LORDS AND 07711121155, PERMIT me to express my sincere Thanks for the honour you have this day conferred upon me, by unanimously electing me Treasurer of St. Bartholomew's Hospital ; and to as sure you, it shall he my constant endeavour faithfully to discharge the duties of that distinguished situation. I bare the honour tube, my Lords and Gentlemen, Your obliged and obedient Servant, ROWL A ND S fEPHENSON. Lombard-street, Jan. 43,18'24. NEARLY READY, THE BACHELOR'S WIFE: a Selection of Curl. ous and Elegant F.stracts, with Observations. By J(flI N GALT, Esq. In On? Volume, post syn. What's in a naikie? the rose By any ether name would smell as sweet." The Wogs of ilasror MAcKevzir., But d New Edition, with a Critical Dissertation on ,;le T i les of ill, Auth:a, by John GAIN Esq. In one har.dsonie pocket volume; with Vignette and Prim tispiece, engraved in the Erst style of the art, from Paintings by Uwins. Published by Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh ; and G. and W. B. Whittak:.r, London. Just published, A new Edition, in One thick Volume, eve. price .Cl. 101. boards, A N ABRIDGMENT of all the STATUTES now kiL in force relative to the Revenue of Excise in Great Britain, Methodically arranged, and Alphabetically digested. The Fourth reviied. Hy JAMES II UTE, Collector of Excise. Printed for Archibald Countable and Cn. Edinburgh ; and Hurst, Robinson, and Co. 90, Cheapsidv, and 8, Pall-mall, London. • " The Molt ha now been Twenty-six Years before the Public; and I have again to acknowledge, with the greatest respect. the sense that has been expressed of its usefulness, by the most eminent Characters ia the Law, and in the ltev'tnue, and by the most re spectable Manufacturers and Merchants."—Author's Preface. INTERROGATIVE AND IYIPROVED SYSTEM OF GENERAL EDUCATION. THE CONDUCTORS of SCHOOLS and AC ADE MIES are respectfully acquainted, that the whole of the sets of Questions, as appended to the several Works, or sold in separate small Books, have also been printed in HANDSOME QUA RTO COPY-BOOKS, at Two Shillings each, with spaces for the entry of the Answers. As a combined Exercise of Writing, Orthography, Grammar, and Composition, with the practical attainment of the special subject of study ; and, as a means of displaying the actual progress and powers of the Pupils, to their parents and relatives, the value and utility of these Copy-Book Questions will be duly ap preciated by every experienced Tutor. New Editions have been prepared of BLAIR'S SC HOOL MASTERS' and GOVERNESSES' REGISTERS, at Is. each, and the obvious utility of these Books, in stimulating emutition in study, and in improving moral habits, has, in many considerable Schools, superseded the necessity of corpori-1 and iv,lionainious pu nishments. A New Edition has also been printed of M. AIR'S TUTOR'S KEY, price ss. tad. cm:raininz, answers or r:ltscrces for answers to all the Elementary Books and sets of Questions comiected with the Interrogative System, with a Preface by Sir RICLIARD Prtleetrs, il lustrating its Theory and Practice. Primed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane ; and to be had, wholesale and retail, of Oliszer and Boyd, Edinburgh ; and of all Booksellers. THE SPORTING MAGAZINE, Published Febru ary 1, 182.4, will contain the following OR IG INA L A RTI- C LES :-1. Continuation of the article on RI DI N G to HOUNDS, by Nimrod. Good effects of screwing and creeping. Precautirns ' in riding at timber. Mr. Lindow. Management of horses in wa ter. 2. Biography of a celebrated Sportsman in Dorsetshire, with a Portrait. S. On the Nature of Ganie Preserves, their Extent, and Quantity of Game. 4. Diet of the Pointer, and best mode of bringing him into the Field. 5. 'names Angling. 6. The late Mr. Smith Barry's Bluecap, and bk.. celebrated Match. 7. Breed ing of Racers, by an intimate friend of the late Earl Grosvenor. 8. Horse-racing in England, avd its Progress in other Ce.untries. 9. Wrestliana, by W. Litt. to. Anecdote of a Bull Bitch. 11. On the Prices of Race Horses. 12. Pedigree and Performances of Reveller. 11. Kentish Ilunting. 14. The Night Heron, with an Engraving. 15. Singular Accident with a Gig. 16. The Pugi listic Ring. 17. Hints to Nimrod. 18. The New Year. 19. Brock Leaping. 5.0. HUNTING in SURREY, by Nimrod. The Union Hounds. Christopher Atkins, late Huntsman to the Worcestershire. hunting a benefit to Farmers. 21. The TURF. Prospects of the Racing year, and present state of bettings. 22. Tattersall's and the Horse Bazaar. V 5. Vagi.ina. 24. Poen y. 25. Nominations for Races in 1821. a,. A few complete sets of the Engravings of this Magazine (nearly 800 in number). India paper, 4(0. ate on sale. Published by J. Pittman, Warwick-square, London ; and sold by all other Booksellers in the United Kingdom. TEIE LONDON MAGAZINE for FEBRUARY, 1624, price 2s. 6d. contains : 1. ANALECTS from Jolts PAUf. Thome, by the Author of " Con. lessions of an English Opium Eater." Complaint of the Bird in a Darkened Cage.—On the Death of Young Children—The Prophetic Dew-Drops—On Death —Satirical Notice of Reviewers, &c. &c. 2. A WALK 10 PAESTUM LUCOSIA, &C. 3. The TUREE FOUNTAINS—a Specimen of Popular Poetry from the Old Sclavonico-Polish Dialect of Volt:lrina. 4. MEmoirts and REsiaiNs of CHAS FORsTER FEATHERST(INIIAUc.n. 5. The NIGHTINCIALE, a Poem ; from the Dutch of Maria Tessel schade Visscber. 6. Hisronico-Car tcat. Insuistv into the ORIGIN of the EOSICRU CIANS, and the FREEMASONS. By the Opium Eater. • Chap. 111. Of the Circumstances which gave Occasion to the rise of the Rosicrucian Order, and the earliest Authentic' Records of it. Cbap. IV. Of the immediate Results of the Fama and the Confessio in Germany. 7. The Soim of the IgatoaNs. By Allan Cunningham. 8. MESSENIAN ELEGIES of CASIIIIR DE LA VlGNE.—Modern French Poets. 13att!e of Waterloo—Christian Greece—Union—Par thenepe and the Stranger. 9. The QUARTERLY REVIEW on TITHES. 10. A PEN-AND-INK SKETCH of a late TRIAL for MURDER, in a lAt. ter from Hertford. By Edward Herbert, Esq. 11. PousicaL DEDICATION prehsed by Goethe to his Poems. 12. STANZAS from the Polish of Ziniorowicz. )3. MESton.S of RoSSINt. . 14. Ravtcw :—Adventures of Ilajii Balsa, of Ispahan. 15. The Disaitat.—The Pantomimes, &c. 16. Rentw :—Prose by a Poet. 17. Soasars from the Italian. 18. Rarsav of Music :—Tbe Open, and Review of New Musical Publications. 19. SKETCH Of FOREIGN LITERATURE. 90. Vi,w of PUBLIC ArrAsas, AGRICULTURE, COSIULACE, &C. 21. LITERARY JNIIILUGENCE,and Liss of liooas published, &c. &c. Printed for Taylor and Hessey, 93, Fleet-street; and 13, Wa terloO•place, Pali-Math A fetv fine PAINTINGS, by esteemed Nlasters; Coloured ENGRAVINGS, CHINA, GLASS, LINES, and other Effects. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick Douse, Regent-street). On the Premises, No. 9, Park-lane (opposite Grosvenor Gate), On WEDNESDAY, thz. 4th of February, 1824, and following Day, at • Weeen u'Clock, THE GENUINE ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FiJR N • The Property of a GENT!. EM A N of RINK. Comprising capital :Our-post and Tent Bedsteads, and Chintz Fur flitting ; excellent Feather-beds ?nil Bedding; el'egant Drawing room and Dining-parlour Window.ctirtains, in Chintz, Cotton, and Morino ; Sofas, Couches, thtortans, and Chairs to correspond ; brilliant Plate, Pier, and Cilimnev.glasses and Mimi. ; eapital Double and Sitigh.-barrel Guns, a Blunderbuss, and Pair of Pocket Pistols; handsome Bronze and 0 -rnolu Roman and Grecian Lamps; Cut=gla'sa Lustre ; Eigat-day Clock and . - Dial; - a toned Cabinet Piano-ftitte,in Rbiewood Case, by Wilkinson; es ceUent well made CabineeNzticles Ii Rosewood and Mahogany; Loo, Card, Library, Dressing, and Dining Tables ; Wardr.tbes, Chests oi'Dratwe(s' Bookcases, a capital Celiaret Sideboard; hand some Mahogany Dining, Parlour, and Library Chairs ; a f.w fine Paintings by esteemed Masters, una ...Auured Eng ravings Brussels and Kidderminster Carpets and Dearth-rugs, Fenders and Fire irons, China and Glass, Linen, Kitchen Requisites, and various other Articles. May be viewed on Monday and Tuesday preceding the Sale, ly Catalogues, at is. each, to be had on the Premises, at Garraway's, and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent -street, opposite BUrlington-street.. THE GREEKS. Letters have been received from Greece, which fully confirm the preceding accounts from that part of the globe. The following, which is from an official source, describes the condition of the Turks as one of real perplexity, NIISSOLONGHI, DEC. 23, 1823. " I have already informed you that a Turkish brig was pursued by a number of Greek ships, on the 10th. instant, and alter a qallant running fight, driven on a rock nem - Ithaca. The Greeks, after sinking the ship, pursued 48 Turks, who sought refuge on the shore: some were killed, some escaped. The brig had 253 ; 000 piasters on board, for the payment of the soldiers at Patras. •Letters addressed to Usoff Pacha, the Com mandant, and others, stated that the troops had had no pay for eighteen months, and that the Porte, during that period, had not given them wherewithal ." to pay the barbers for sharing them." Usoff Paella's bills, for the payment of provisions, had been • rejected at Constantinople. The Commandant of Coron applied to the Porte fur cannoneers and ammunition. The reply was, that they had not cannoneers even to supply the fleet, but that they v.ould send a supply of ammunition. On the 10th December, a Greek vessel, with 20 men, attacked a Turkish vessel with 70 men on board; the lacier was proceeding from Patras to nevesa, with per sons who fled on account of the disorders that prevail at Patras. The fight was so obstinate that the Turkish vessel went down ; seven men were taken and saved; of the rest, some reached the shore, but most weretilled." SPAIN. FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS OF WEDNESDAY. SEGOVIA, JANUARY 7. The sth instant, the Authorities at the town of Epi nar sent hither an express to demand aid from the Royalists of this town, in consequence of the Artillery men coming from Ciudad Rodrigo having revolted, and cried, " Down with the King ! Live the Constitution !" and sung the Tragala. Many Royalists offered to march on that point, but they were prevented, by being told that efficacious measures had been taken against the se ditious, who would be brought to Segovia on the 6th. On that day, as they did not arrive, the Royalists again offered themselves to the Authorities, who answered, that they had been sent to Valladolid to be punished according to the rigour of the law. Our Commandant raving learned that there was a meeting of suspicions persons in a house in this city, had it surrounded by forty Royalists; seven persons were taken with arms in their hancis,andcai ried to prison. ALCALA DE LOG GAZULES, JANUARY 10. Persons from Cadiz say that there is much movement among the Constitutionalists there: that they circulate seditious reports—among others, that a party of 3,000 men had formed at Cartnagena, where the General, Ve la:xi); and some other persons who figured under the Constitutional system, were. CANGAS DE TINED, JANUARY to. The police has been very active to apprehend Uria and Menendez, warm partizans of the Constitutional system, but they have not yet been discovered. There has been much agitaticn among persons of their party, MADRID, JANUARY 16. The police, it is said, arrested yesterday D. DI6 Gal larclo, librarian to the Cortei. BAYONNE, JANUARY to. There are vague reports in circulation here, of send ing a corps of horn 15,000 to '20,000 men into Spain. PERPIGNAN, JANUARY IP. FROM • rKIVA LILIVTIL The Baron d'Eroles has definitively fixed his Capi ' tania-General at Sarria. " visit which the French Generals made so the Baron was very short. 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