Star. — London, England, 1828-10-01 00:00:00

... 1 • 4 0 e* • ALIIIIOXPIRE4NII4.II4 - 0141 Tit Sirms,n, lUS A GENERAL COURT of PROPRIE' ALBION•1tIR1 and.Ll FE INSURANCE 'will be held at eh* Conapany's House, is New Bridge-street THUILSPAY, the 30th of October oeitt, .at One Afternoon, precisely ;.to receive the Aediton' Report "rest Year; to elect Directors for the ensuing Year `mine mi a recomineodation of the Board, that a Dividend be 'made unlit Company's Stock at Chrbtmas nest. The Balkit.for ; UMW; will be *paid at Ow, and elesed. at Three o'Cloch 'precisely. the Court to be se held, some Regulations will be submitted th respect to the More number of Directors, and with regard so 'Miter elites. •it copy of the 'reposed Regulation, as to the sfature Murtber of Directors, mil be seen by the Proprietors 7 to Office daily, daring the hours liesineas. IDWIN CRARLTON, Secretary. . Public•boom, Plccadfili, tualler, from October 3, to October 14, at tot, at the Court of Commisaßtners of Bankrupts, BasingbaU-street. Daniel James Humbert, Foley street; Foley-place: coal4nerehant• from October S. to October 94, at eleven, at the Court of Com. minioners of Bankrupts. Basinghalhotreei. • John Webb; Utak' Warner-street, Clerhemieff, ebeetentonger, from October 3, to ()ember 24, at eleven, at the Court of Cent- ,4 stissioners of Bankrupts, Basingltall-street. BANKRUFFS. Lupton Rafe, Cornhill, bookseller and publisher, to sorrettaer. October 7, at ten, 14, at nine.. and November 11, et ten, ache! Court. of Centmidonors of Bankrupts, aaslialldlaterislt., M. i tondo, Messrs. Constable and Ca . *mond'. Inn. Joseph Risitledge, City' of Loudon. goldsinithangeweller, Oct.' 3, 21, and Nistemberll, et elreee, at - the Conn of Commis. stoner. of Bankrupte t Basinghall.streot. Attoeney,Mr. George Stephen, King's Ardis4iard„Colennio-street. Charles Carus Wilson. nem:vats p, RIO Holbot . 1, scrivener, ' October 3, at ten, to, anlisf De**l,4o , BB44,frilks 041 of 4 Commissioners of Bankrupts, • .114triset; • Attorney, ' Ur. ; James Dodd. jun: fUrollitetiki•eit bed4sliated . Edmond Reynolds Jones;Velth PlitlL•ablitrgemwryblire, densest, Oktober I, at eivetn;'l4y itettielve, mid' Nevilisait 11, at one, • lit' the Court of Commissidnera olvlianktufte; Bisinghall4trect. •tAfitsienies, Messes.thiaitletrsunt.Co.- tlichniasdaott s .George Masan, Fiskerton, Nottiegliamsidre; joins; OCtober 9, at . ,6ges 10, and Novembec•l4 st menthe, tithe Hovel, Newark-i urn -Trent. Attondev Mr.,Jtobeet Capin,. INewarksupon.., 'I rent ; or 11r. Capp. li f innond'kbuildiega, Petry's. Inn. Samuel bloscrop, Stockport, Cheshire,, dgaper.. October 21, 22, inti November 11, et 00,0. tikej Ikysyard'eMniel. ;Manchester. ' Anomie*, Messrs. Appleby aids Co.., ; RayStotitra-buildings,' Gray's inn; or.: Ms. Riebardson„StOckport. . .. William M.-erica; jun. giatdl; carpenter, October „„16, at eleven, et, and November I t, at one, at t a te Whence Tavern, Bristol. Atrornies, blesses Few and Co. He tiara:street, r. °rent garden; or Mr. Henry Redder, Moot. • ' ' • ' - - 4 Christopher Passmorg l'eignmouth; !Deetenkire, lin Wester, October 4, 18, and November 1 k,et elevetestelh Ike LOll4Oll . Inn, Ezetve. Attorniri:idessrt•Bruttnn• and CMJNew Om* street; or Me. Ilrutios, Eieter...... --.- 4 ' .`:.•114/ Thomas Syer. Spumonis,, Norfolk. 41111e-satimmust October 16. 17. and November 11, at twelve, • ale. the. .Nll inn, Norwich. Attitudes. 3lr. Sys, Norwich; • or .24eitsr4. Clarke and • Co. ' Chancery-lane. John Taney; Deishtank Yorkshire, ; woolien.eord-tuanufactsrer. October 10, at five, 11, add ; Novinthei ll'. et 'ekven, at the Court House, Huddershehd. Atpartdes, limn. Jacprab and Co. Huddersfield; or Messrs,,aerlie and Co. Clianggry-lane. '• DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Robert Crowther and 1131 f vas Fawcett, Illib-Vtrest. Sourbwark. woollen-drapers, are in. insolvent circumstance!. aid are unable trial:et their engsgernedtiwith their creditorsfiled Sept. 27. 'a Jenkins, lizoloistb-street, SpAletils; ironmonger end herds 4 Ifireman, is in insolvent•cleencestances and is unable to meet hip "' . ifs with his emdkon--Fikni Sept! SIP; ' ; ••,. :::•;:". , 1 . 1) IVI MOMS - ui Ise. made id. BASING Hi Ai:I,4TR SET. , i - OrL irw4k. , ft* : Parkas , i) ilatin orated Paek inantgic es,...ioh tu n rers, aekv jan. en . and , ogi Josi . li sis i.p. ir r eglkes,. . eel Sampson and Isaac Sampan*, Oreek r street, Samosa c raw, &Ores Vitriol and aquatint's maiinfactoteta;o. fr , ' 21,'Ilsocoas Anthony Nevis and 'John Mayes, An ika mi ntoctoneetrent. stockbrokers, at twelve. Oct. 42, Vig i cer Leadephalt-itreet, wooliendisper, at ten. 'Oct. , 21.,' r litrpberd,‘ Ilesing- la tie. wholesale ;Wiwi; ;at ' sifsiViii, 111#. ha, Gee. Arnold, St. John street, West Sorehead, etatiorilki Wilkes**. Oct. - 22; James Stocks% Sedlard-street, Covent-sehlks, iessoliewdrapesvitiam . Oct. 2e, ilichenrCkatier Iliesisild; NOW Owni.aiketevamilotoems. -Ow itis.Wallor Woods frsifsbeaker t atosee...oo.44, WiN4PS Ikatifrelf..4 9"" Zaws* brickia7er. -t ten. Oct. 21, Charles - Sittltb, Apolksbuildliglif Boat.ettem,,Walworth.loirrey, builder, at licitly, ,gpliel % Heim Sutton, late of Heilman,, finklea, epilog ; V orMlecVli.agc, lo * left.;l6.Mat:: Freeman said Jos.. Verdoe,.• Olson', tineragers, eget/glen Oct. 24 John Bulliraitt, EattinAuate, flittlico,lia i mitoines;•at hectic, ..-Li 4 ll'irabililhlYVlOft Preatiae, Woolt- s h eet — Ch i lklidt;•alidfor"Be - • Hertfordshire, silk mnufaettners, at ten. !lasi ... . o. • , . • DIVIDE Nl6Sqo trim& 014 T in ebe'COitl7: - • ', ' •Oet. CS, TbomalliEllifei, llawoiils,'YorkikiiViiiriternikaid. factures, It twellogat the tank House; `UAL ‘ - 'oit 2ioVilkie 'Tlekner, Tenter ~Kent, makster, at .ifeSeil; Alia Vitae brad Inn. Ttnterden. 'lllO..Si John 'Minoan, Matilbesilir, agilit'ansi %broker at ten, at White's Hotel, King -street, Manchester. t Oita 2 f; •Wil ll l ll illiPe ikeßae. ll P4roMst and. 4 1 0 , 0 VAN Viola leather factaraer..ep..Ar the Built Ulnas rl,ll4iCve!ssiA4Pe Omssf. siovelsketihkeij, jun. King's -Lynn, N orfaii, bar des at eight • at the CrOwn.Tavera, King's Lynn. Oct. 24, John Midi s '4t. diorge, Gkiucestabilre, brick-Maker and ildlitburier7af oasts the CistMeerclak Rooms, Bristol. - ' Oit.:-441 1 Edv'eled n Pitirti; 'Xiotriedi- Type,iiiip and insurance brake, at twelve,: at tea; Illerf 'bilk Tyne: . ' Oct. 21: Withal. Hoe; Wiwi.' wick, ewer, at elevenyat the Swan Hotel; Warwick: '. 11 17. 11 4' 1 1 . ''• I.' •A! 1- -01IRTITICATES, 4:kr. sl.'' .... s" ''•' 1 ' JoiniChishotm;lass of liarwkb, Ewes ' chemist and = T.ltiwi*Sialt)licading:lfierisa, tailor. Areisibald .Reid,- carpenter and bonder. Philip Cleave, Heaton Norris,,Mandilther. 'Tictkalloes... John ffeirbothant (or Fairbothems), Malmo*, Vert ,; shire. i:oal , merchint and grater. Pair Hack Heckle, "Lanni:mon Cornwall, money scrivener. John ett Letees-' ter, chemist and druggist. -Samuel. Peter Marindin, Birm ' inghans, •enerc.hant.. Fiends: Milano. Crutcheariars, merchant. ' • • • • PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.• George Brooks and Cbarks Brooks, West Mailing, Kent, linen drapers. John Cooke and William Cooke, Christiao-street, Saint- George's llest,limber merchants. Mary odth andliarsh Mins, Piccadilly, dressmakers William Fisher and Robert Spencer, - Widboook.knildings.solicitors. Jesse Lane and.Pierey Priest Hirt' Roberts, Strand, cheeserneogtva. James Inglis, David Dewar,' pen. David Dewar, jun. and George Inglis, jun. Dunfermline, Fifeshire, end of 'King's Arms Buildings, Wood-street, Cheap.idv. James Rogers and James Burden Rogers, Brampton, drapers and haberdashers. Richard Dennistoun, George. Aistrio,.Rd. Alston, Jelin &Wis. and George Campbelk Kingston. Jamaica, • and of Glasgow (so 4ar as regards Rd. Denni.toun and George Campbell). P. 1). Hayssen and Henry Dod. wine and spirit merchants and &pawners. James liindley and James Henthon, Manchester, chock and gingham manufacturers. William Parka and William Gasps, Bilaten, Staffordshire, atose-masons. . . -- , - them. . _ now a, give yo.. asturinet that aPerimeasure has been taken to keep . thelfitsaninied for the future from the 'banks of the; rhoutheiAgemteal Geismar, reinforced by the corps of Prince #cliettsatoffAind aupoartml by Count Langeron: ii ir **Ow able to keep, not only the gattison of Wslite ' check, Wt even to r esume offensive operitinAs. Frs4,ll. 1 Irmo ere . coming f rain • the intents* , of Rissil—evesi :thing assumes= attitude so iisipoting, that'even in cies* the,badieeloo should force the ltassi'ans to suspend their verations, which is et doobt4l,ao cnosiderable 4mu *erforiellnill be lityed -neat spring, !hat giir4eol. 9 kiistotiiiheii • an the thtonaa tiorte wili hive noel sernative but to submit terslle•iiiill: of . the Empeforil all.the..ltossiow, and vo concede. hat .onty: sattslattina, 40. 4 4 - IN. gila,ragt the V. , ,0ce , 1• lf,,,wilh the :use otdinary means. llLasmAsl arts, la thltrlcl. 4 5hr° 4 Months. fia@Utith it elf Master 'of ten fottieseei: and p coddifireble quitttitiAttaftilleVyr it' bait iniide Ili-. portadirctititioests in Reap, alit/in.:ilia—it is bilks:id k doubt that the arm, heiogreigflrced. as snareadly. fir done, in proportion to the colossal power ul Ripsia,the latter.smistinfellibly gain the rattier: • ! ~ ...44..POP0 1 41 c 1;fir ttOileeds• that the pore, or Nicholas oeill.. , retorn, fpr . ome i tin to St. reterslntrah ; but the' iiierneitof tliat'M opareh, if it really takes place, i canuot hiilifir ihe arrisi'lialfl piititilit the advantages which it tas!aleead r pima.. Aids the piepirailOin t WhiCh as nsafting limit inotay,no we that the sitar Gently just going :to Inia. ,Thr..Pqruketill then repeat of haitinig slikregstded . the pacific, voice of, the, Emperor Nicholas -,:kg filvitiliettiied the harid Winch was held Out to it., if Utiliser in tri' picilsomils'tiftlurfoialtrithiticli i n- fituatiou; 'thatit has Aimed theNvenchtlibin d et topvive to ake.Divanrawsrd is hand, *bat the hOtitiar , Mid,the 44.1ThilL1g.t!" 1 ..turOPO 1 0 otititsits.iMperiou , l yettinice,tbe maintenance of the stipulations that have. beta lie.' • . %Alton manad;'iiiia l viftich fall the general go o d bare , certetibeetvies4 tiiknr ..t.' ' "... ' 4 . • ••.'. • . 1 Si i nl7% •'•; $ .' ' •:• • • :Pawns, sow MI. - • .:: : TT . ;.7.... . The deilatatioo,o the three Anibeloudots b assentbled at cotfu,;. ;i on the obis!ct of the espeditinn of the Freud* artny o ti expe'ited in'stew day iat odfi. it is th . Quo t. diet' ell'ir gritty will . tetisfe'efter hating been it pre;eut thiCevaenation of the fitorea;by Ibrahim Paths'. ** , . AllieJoismoi slasCovnifercetipoke yesterday of the ar. ' tiVal.44f.aatippl,i.orri Itcyrealsory. with disginches for . the Enilish Ambassador. The eldest son 01 . 1..0rd Her teats*); Is 'only ion or iiiil4 fears of age. .. • . . ' The 'Coin*? kfihitiiiii 4retended lisleittiy that p patsonagiohadlieetvili the Moreir : to Central. ' Otwite- . ; minot with•instsaciicinc: -J4lo diplomatic petsenige bat been sent to Corfu; but the instructions of shish the: CaltrOnwiehiks.e.lbfq/ of the three 4mbassedori; '. 'the enemies of ' M. the pisitugur!e• nation mike a ,great;, MOW ablyt . th t e :, ll 'filial in . Earope of the Peiticess'aittne. iliikiftiplimp.;, het, eozage to plikk.s. and the De #l.o4Plik,4o.4.6ovest. A la * l ;oo.' l '4 191.* It tees , soenss l at V.. heroes:b.. f eist in is . prer , fbeir courage on seeing a 'Prtneesiien yearsa'age crime their aid. But a short time will suffice to put an ehd to the re is the oneandto cool the courage of the others. In fact, the arrival pith, Ptioiess inkurope, and her, reception in England aslcitieeti, :change ithlithg in the situation of llon'Plittiet 7 The Nii,eislitalf already ie. itetlfetesighle•Pri*esedirt treen, and Oil' lernse4AP re. erigdlV Dghs:it's King : ' 4:-. - `•! .44- . ‘ •- s.. ' :i. ".. - "OirbrinatteleitiVoikitleN it old .bs. •nefas . :. silit.fbik* FiAlceofirdefiglind 4 40! -. eiipldy; • ilk ltAe Hof antis to her in possession of her kingdoir t :selitilk t -lierefae ' , sir 4euthleet*elonl'inteeinserit'Ocef of an accommodation made with Una Alirroet itat.ita' anti/welt iwi , et tlitefMM at*. - ii'li jitiipiiiii 'to . e:s*h'styiiißiellliilbselta Stang ti ford figoneteßio 4 BeNeill%:.ll-is *darned Dbalifiq guelis touchiitilitied totvai.iygeonsia:M4ii. ' italtisi is true, we think that he has taken the stireit.'waVia estioguish all tite prOjecti;skE his enemies. There wilt perbapi - 14 iota' itiviCtlifficulties .resulting from the lireternalens 'bribe plititi iftt:iested 6dt, i doubttesf, the; interVo{tiBn . abf 'tile Mimi - GikierUitwnt will" remove' -them,' afietoyaltY iiid religion' in Portugal will at length be secure against everl .. attiik of*their esedies,' • • , s. ...'..--z. •.... sow. . .• whethet open Aw conh4led. -- ' TROY THE sit ssiosit'oesettssassiale" - , sem 28. .. ~• . 14 ." • ' .4 : ' ."Patlik Sub. . n. • • •'- : ..• -• • ' - .Zhe-suptne between the .Regeiky of TiTiipoli andthe .kingdom of the Two Sicilies has already proied'inia:.' .riotis id the Mercairttile'navy of the latter Power.' Ifs. e, may believe letters from Messina of the 6th of Sesitem- ber;anditoniPaleirno'"or.the Bth, 18 pipolitin cor sairs have Put b sea,- and have captured two'Coithiee Neapolitan 'Vessels laden- with torn. ' '" - -; ..• •--. , :,t 4 ..• - FRo11; 1 1111.QUOTIDISNICLi • PARIS, Sm. 27. The lgttcrs which daily arrived from Hungary, from. Sereirt, 'andiron) even the theatre of war..giee a terrific', pictur F of the losses.which• ;he Russian *tory bas sok-} fermi fpm eicessive heat and sickness. It is probable that these accounts arecsaggerated., in the same de- . gree that public opinion in Europe is unfavourable to the enterprise of th e Russians,' Meanwhile their inac tiouend their ill success in the late battles must n neces.. golly arise from serious causes*, and eeery Oing lead; to the belief. that they may be traced to the state of the health. cf their army. ' A Morning Journal has collected .. severalof the ru mours in circulation, *ad the following kits ittount t 441 t was said lastriight that the son of Lord Heyiesbury had. arrived how Varna; whith he had Utica the 14th instant, bringing intelligence of ,the failure of the Bus sians in a.genetal attack made that .very day upon that fortress ‘Ve have in vain'endeaeouted to trace the origin of this report,. altd tatmot vouch for its authen ticity. The rapidity .of the journey especially appears very extraordinary, though not altos/Wm. impossible. Irbcom of an English Ambatuadoe bearing intelligence of such_a nature would apanAothing-.io accelerate his kourie t It wet added tkat,the ,ion of N. de la Ferro hart had.quitted the AUsbiapiyadlya7tri at the same. time.", Lord Heytcsjiutils..ann, bpi .04;_hilad take This Berlin rpad,whilst,tbe. e laitex, hetl,gone li, 'V o ie .. pos. This might serve to eiplain tha,felai, ni,;,tee apitir.4 M. 0 11l r?"9 99 1ip."0 1 11, lead irt.5i,c.4a.1.41 4 ** Roe,: , ~.. . .. . . 'fbiiry4:4 l t 4 hienistioat poi a.alciitiof, ii.k 0! fine this . arttife. Ogi - have one ir 9( 4! 9 '01 i11. 94. 5 , 1e .F.t rr . ` , crust :04 r igy* , tord *MAW/ glii,llo 8011iAft ... -- ---- been postponed, ._ of . Ampe himself haaingleen put tff, us is itroieifbi the I:Arun ktier trans Odepsa.ef the do safolphoe: ..'s violent storm haying maimed the Eloperoee passage by sea to Wins, wherbiftia Majetty had masle up his mind to be .on Of:lth .S . eptpmber. he decided oppyresuming 11160 throqgb Satoocrva, 114galis,audtpeaytui ! His equipage ,bas >ret o ff o r tins ranee." einite . tillittj ti - _ il l it atia sailors, w ,y44.` iiieT.4imikr i ii ~ w n f f Ole! S e ctilel.4t:tbt Fr 4 'Apt itO larh.b :sai on WO tnis Oak wsessagtMor, ei.4 8 4, 1 9 0 P • • —.—•• 1 101. be 6 . 4 issbe-oflijs isegs** . isui ? It f it trobald . oAnt &ilia . wilt titct, every !kind .pf portion. .. *VAX . i 11.4 k ili gi .. .. I :i h f -ribi gl l A :l o# owIV iffilrui' n I 1° i 6 *.ae514/1 1 "14 11 ,- i;e414,4A. . 4;4,- Tilo.: theee iiho fiave ini empire .' iEd the'tertitory 6( Thy pire. , . Nene the corningi .atid Kolas& witick.imit( 4140Pterei . the - A Praiaß:lit obliged .taVieloolleiiiftt atm in their haiiil±l..onii 0304; thegistalo'ir the ' ' the bitten iod ban - - `of ' .... din' . . said. trint *kitten - Gentral 'St know that should roc* be is profit. !die fustedy'' :len% it jrr theiriewi, July that _ I rotn• the direti I tigtity _guarantee r an shot la.._ 16th of Oetpket, AniC p of parties they proceed. During thetime that oar he cision; . France sends 500,000 ,Capri suppnrts an 'artily* iritisest_sis Veiiitaceitdifemberke of the ; gel jiidoneic4 fp . r — EkTpr 'then!, to titirchase glum 'mutts. their nluedeq`iinit ttfi irigged into skint' all sold , !ittL .:`Udder ptileireitOmi 'tied all belief. frnewhi) nee kis.affii diemu*, ipso paying the ranseiti•4 l the Airei thW • ••••• • • .Lf611024, tlaiw ItOtitearewbenesi 'aim' 'et' tr The • AhibissadieW , •lartrintedittlis :6Psn'elllai sine fr.r. *HOW td 'elicit• the anh`altialelettfai, i tOntraet if thatritise!cel i rbrated at =Vienna 'dish aft. Qum* Dainia Maria 41. his niece, irate' ` tea 461 f *eV :dirt skottbeti Mission-haslet. its basis" the vinteettlftlie Assembly of the three Estates. who havehigeti dkr ,cessity of speedily securing the succession to the : tlirose. The Infant has:loudly de clared' on this subject.in th e pretence of his whole court, that be cut . td.pietes than marry his niece. • = CAM& eery. IL The first division of the French troops which mess ;pied this fortress wets" . ,to have,sst 4 xemilay, but their departure has been suspended,*hrther.dnaccount of the clisotder prevailing at Gibraltar , . and even, as is reported, in s ome towns of Andalinta. or in „cool. quence of limb orders frost the French 4loverafttent; ss not known. Lieut.-General-Colet/Gudiu, Commandant rof ,elte Frenchilivition of and President of the Sanitur, Junta .Isele c pubfisged on, the 341 the measures ac!Oplkii against the yea, fever. which has appealed at Gibtata tar. IThesaf measure'siSthich ate extremely sttong,:me generally approved -1 • The cowrier Roche has broco,ht le tem Asp forming us that: ell . tornmunication, by sea m 9 a- land wits Gibraltar be: be forbidden. The number of'the victinis increases daily, but n is hoped that tbe:witie measures taken by tiovernenenc, aaktpove all, the hp. preach of a more healthy season: viAre.)4, 4 l 42 thil * Put an end to this scourge. • 5..; • MADRID, SM. The Chevalier Leine, the Poitugoese Charge fairer at Madrid, has taken down the arms of Orertegal.. ,It is said hi was invited to do this. All the 'accounts from Andalusia speaker duellist.- ries caused to the inhabitants of this prOaince by?be fewer at Gibraltar. . The Governor of the fortress bp effirially apprised General Miranda, the Command/ex of thelines of S. Roche, ithe esistenee of the dLors. fer, in consequence of whkh the Spanisti General his orbidden, under pain of distil, all emeimisieation wise the fortress. He has established a cordon sanitaire; and two spanish.smussiese that came out .ef the place, is contempt of these regalations.: hale been shot. , Ettteri frbm Algestrit inform usibdt,'ep to the 7th instant, thirty.eight persons had died-et - Gibraltar ; sad :Just on the Bth the number.ef vicelettiellaientedq9 l l7l . TOULON, Itses.lo. • • * 1 14 4 • rarv'srs " The Turkish fesiatitasNis . in vie port of Waybilla 10' as bolloir s•Laneliesajbol. 'the line, scisennerAttat • • tlsteelairiefrigassi;jordesl corvettes, sadjbassiotoffssi .:XIIII-WW*MOIOIIII legettOmPilk fs- *NM 15. . .. . . .. . . . . ... .• ... • ...•• v - , • . , • • • I ."' .. i i • I • .. - , • . . .. , . . . . 6 . . • -.. • ' ' • ‘ '" 4 ......•' ''' • • ...re" • . .. . - '• . • '. . i .01.•;.":"••• . . :. . - k. • •. X ~ Poo • 441 . a . M• • ••. • • . .• . . 11' i ti , I.t i . • . . . . , ••• ... • • • :. - • ~ ,a. (.- : i i, .. ~.. , •, It -, :•-•.* . • . ' 1 " A' ' . ) . .t. . . . • ••• : .. \-,-. •• ~,, . ' A " . .....• ''' . -. ,: . 1 ...• J. , .. '• ‘• . • -.-- .."-...' ' ••••=smampiommombm•4••• • ...t . ..... . UN WIM P W I I 4 t ..1..'' . •• • *0 $ 7 " 77c3 ii 7 OlgigtioAY . EV " "IN e ''O' i 11$11, - 1 " 1 N-: . • •. . . ... . pick, . .- '' 'ilidiftek titiOON bAttritLigiic It - N: „, • .FRENCH . ', • PAPERS. . .6 le floosie whatever . his !mitred trolls ' the hearkiinitiers. - -..... • • LI, .. BANICEGOTCIES ENLARGED. , --.m.— —This . dvnfai dnes not -WY,* very 111beh, parliculairry • ' :TORS of the ~._ .., T ,, nuoik wips 411ASITTI HZ na.scs, SIFT. 29, ' when it is borne in mind that Ali' viry'Jnott pal hal l ?: x compAN y &maw nmana,Mineing.lane. broker, from September 46, to Oetolm• • ' / 4l 'lSt/ CHAltillt, Skre. 7. 17, at ten, at the Court of Commiesionen of Bankrupts, Basing- . qtiently denied facts !illicit . wer e aftetwards wee ; Bride - street, on ball.etrem. • . . in ntrikttilltplt I, was not able to give you favour. but that which would kid= us to *hey*. that,thooc- 0, k kt tbo r h a ir • crotem, Cromer . street , B runsw i c i., quare , upbeat/mei. able accounts a . ! heli . tatt of ?drain in the principalities% Corrences at Varnd could . yet be Limo at Parrs. is. • port fur the cur. Trona October S, to October 14, at ten, at the Court of Cantu's; and I . 4cquainted you with the incursion which theTmks donors or lisatkrupts,' Baainghati-strest, • that the attack intended Against that , plop. must -have . had dig& into theth. rani now able to give you the' ee , nim,reind the ar th a i O f ;hi - Emperp, him s elf • r; and to dater- Jobe Ortb Waldenet, Rising Sun Public•kesse, Piccadilly,. - 'Vie . iiiiii4Al.ll. tali! gadni,••• • •••.•••••■•la It•• 1.......• • ...•.. L... 'L....A _• "' i: — .. - ° ... -* . • . ~, - • . .% •:. . • 'i - ... - ... r iii i mole." - . . . " 1 ". , sgoF Illig, aTtrrTIONN lif t . &RS_ 7* : ill A (lair* , rieesoe i aft. Cu , Pleti.the eyeellOolls al which . bi.. m ' 6l INell a oft tbaiiht:bkiliryit . s:shotilai c..,atimre to 4 11,0 PC keep Or - a:l4 . fa' *ger . rS*4l,Pithifol 06 ' tke bee ‘. t er • . ullek.atil di tti .' • bg4 , p 4 hoslatni of* Ae thiee'reivri I! • • ettitteypettee. lit- s e 2 ° Ih kP i t a " lo •lk e nk t o , .., Cf.lnT,i.°f liras 1 i pi oh, ► ititiwinkit y idre!ai4 $ we. orpm)se :beg+, Pe 0 lisisoo o o l .o . *!hilit feudal semosprt,—tPtiify* ;be a ' iiessiiii dilver:in the 711**/*"t AA' Presides .l' da4Podir sepieitniialry.:4O receive. Oesanosi to to Ist the sum to be#l,eil.; and the Erripik enfold_diattliatie he come . Only to impose, Opris(001 ertfortlince ereitilltity t i ly we hoe e ,( r g thrif t y .roues } gb obit pf * Or 14014 k . 1 44? 0 aba kebtalt.s, AO, 111 5. Oligliqcilii.o4,4P,FP!mlif kb rote'. .ilieiF.4ootiti . _. • :.: • ' . •• • .' ' .! d coslfidetbegssavaCia the wean,tior y.the 1 barbinc atrpdti tif rataidf.,-if ,Ihii Ift 4 ._____4 l jp eient-initliu.lo the bi s tilasA:.., l4 4. lo lg* . , e 4 vs, assent* at Cilamatak a^4-1111M140001.0,g clineider :tn.. Pink is'ilint.bdri ti__! t *Any eveot..rqn althostgb.q. ,, 1141% *ire Orders to attack the Turk in urea, libited (rani pasiing the Isthmus of os:mtb, ii - Otiorhich is at present ionftditi . ta D. Illisi 7 day be' colettlated fries thirtflist it.* toe emb- ers , oft the parties 'io• the Treaty -4 the thy( t Attica end"Asbeali showed- • Wilk* _ . 10 ePT direci delaition-,cf , the Gratol*l34o4 tfebd. 0 1: E 'whoseterittory it-ie intended. fell* in one way or other . It is not libig. li ot wilt be exchatiket With dintftnOtalisef ktcsbee.? Oa' lintienatraryi. isabsettheinspite,:- be borne withois to-e comb} poinOs%Rts re before Patna,' it would be-,11118, da *leans, r: 064 090,big!, i allaAiwis.",kaq. .-1*.a 1 00444 riles at the 'Made .of. *fairs' ell 'ia4taf vionott . , eed. he taken to for tningit de• francs a month . to coma tiny - at and rkatiott it, hi IFiaFe*Liittio.l4St ir 'by just indcifiniffeifor id laststhir t rik: )it r icire . i igircdfticuiffiq* to biltiislii4 t tiVt§enlyi", itarthe • : •...." ,A•t;-n".. 16 , 4 11; THE REV. WILLIAM HETHERINGTON'S CHARITY TO THE BLIND; Rnintanins 1 1 174. • • -Catania HeeScut, fainiom VVHEREAS the above-nAitted Gentleentinoin;.-hif Li&ritsee, e*abled the Governors of tids Hosiltal es pay Anstalt:les of Ten Pomade m each of liNty Iliad • Pecoons. - is the hope thet his example would holinbawed by other benswolent Au. meters, the Governors ghee this 'pubic twice,- that front the yeti munificent additions made to' Mr. Hetherhagtoes EWA" by D ee d of Gift, and by Win, they are now entitled to Mild the Annuity to upwards of hie Hundred Persons. The Governors give this public voila; that from the 4th of oc: tober to the 3d of. November,' in every Year, they age ready to Issue, from the Counting-house of the Htlipital, upon' tho personal application of a Priend,f Petitions for spy Dint Peewees ail, toddled. . • Tao leading qualifications are mated hereunder ; and unless the Pa/ties-can respectively prove themselves strictly. within than, die Appßeations in their beha.f will be entirely fruitless. Biz* and Residence in Engbads to t4r l eaeladanyof Wales and Berwick-upon-Tweed. • - • • Age, Fifty Tears, and upwards. • Incidence; Three Years in their present Abode; and total 1111kAaoss during that period. - • tn. Many, must be under Twenty Pounds per Annum. ehti have ever Begged, received • Mint, ut. are deemed leittes kr l'srlab Relief, are excluded from the Reheat ortbasi Charities: which are intended " for those wbolhave been reputably.' brought up - , and whit want some addition to-what they have • to• mho Mcitircomfortabk under the amnia/lute of Dlindos4a." THOMAS "Wft.l3l, pert. • •• , From the great extent of this Charity ix is found inspritaicable rianynktek Letters. 7 —Chriat's, Hospital, October. , HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA continues to be prepared with the nose scruppiont Mte apd attention, by *Ulm Townes and WILLIAM HENRY Manufacturing Chemists, =rel.. It is sold ip bottles, ;rice Sa. of•orrith lies ai is. ed. stamp inclu4ed, with fun directions for its use, tioktteir vayions Agents in the Metropolis, apd tlwoughoutOsel Pardon; blit it Cannot be genuine, unless their names are liegraved on the'Creireminent Stamp, whith is tied over the tint IllreMpper of each bottle. Of mew of the venders of the Magnesia imarbe bad,authenticated by' a Arnim. Stamp, Hinnie at s acowne iiimyt e ef • the intention of. Mr, Henry, and the molly 11 , 01 1 . ef that artide.• . •• • / - - . •cioars WijaKfL. _ "" vagina amtra.sapir,.. • 131 Ir -.CObteatfo Oita.-Tadatirsau , •;" Ant ' in board/ .. 44**11 Ragan. 1. 1 1 1 •:I - C Ja!Fg•i NOW MadiCal .4/# 44 0 1 4 .01 -v ida t a tem bilamPil l it i Alt ar. * thi U ssm ‘ pad 1441 , 04 .4./ofWrit , boar; and * rkesme; wek swat latoreadog Observations on Vegetable and Animal Life. In Part In• .is a Emilio of Caste illustrative of the preceding: solisetee. "Obit% OM. in a familiar mender. • • —By 0012 and Co. Consulting Surgeons, London.% • Nature brads • • • -.• 0411010 eme.slodit.si yais cognoieeitistL—Cr.aummt. iiiimekkavro to ail ire kad 4.0110 soness. • . 1, > - Its trawl sgplicaMm• marks the 2. HYGAI NA,•a Now biodical. Andy* af some Complaints *44100 to 'bt .gottith arc olfersidowarrisopprtans nem. Wilms on the ,scalier debilities attaidiaiLdbig idnifiasuhlwais sympathies, and formation. Ina Subject of Sterility is especially dwelt open. Interesting Jiod.inspertentcases illustrate the subject, 400 fugit Venus? Him ! Immo Solar, derma. - Hor.: Lib. 4. Od. 12: _ _ ! where the • THE .ENGLISHMAN. CALAISi AN I NCIDSNT AT THE '4 JULYS* •LIOSP - AT Calais, some rnembs cer perhariVOlb dotaitee, The Lion Argent, in much Wiled poiionstt. • • • ••• • A travaler met ; 'twas Ali Los, then, Angkds. •Array'4 in rich ornament tasteful of dresul;-:, The Jet, above all, set bis. Hostess stating,. Fos lull in each Boot shone her dark image glaring! Tbe Maitre (Motel, with obedience profound. . • And sirtiadiug the visions, rili s ;.4of Otos addemetlr-P a* bliastenr,. very eorry . nttne Amid *bound ` o, .Dis day and tantortovr. aid numerous "-Ands* otter tems, but tore get, 'puss Mlou .ur• • Vls Adige, Sere, at presenh can too Mfg aftwd His tiros to arrange, an apartment he plied,. • ttserp ; Lor Angiois deterisioeLm.keep ; Mine Hest, pertinacious, his point ton inaintaidd 6 .. In tt Lioa : Argeue! chat no Devils abooklelospt, He enter's' tbe.tcont, bat in,valn orfdelimploas • " 110,e sleep," .vaid Lor, "boils my Xyrtaisiet;ds sad me! " Asa Isere, bleaslear Mabee d'Hotel, we skaltsomp, as myself, and tiosse tiny, dark bleeds itsosi Bogor« A- Priest I. tbs Muse, -o'er a tOuleclieetios cup, ~.• • The tloa DOW• applies to—' . " Bepr, B.w I'll sells . 4 . Mon Pere ' yid your !auctions so phostly,"‘ be *- asse lops t• exorcise, wise Muse evbesialues.ri The name of the Ness soto.was Fat* O'Leary* • Aditiressipy our travtika4.." Sir, I or • ts*To wikonte to Catais rash Garrott or Airy, ' So finely that sport In row llatst'sjottit bison' r iii Let and mine linst tbe Itireoos * sotthe Mot, Utiftod, and ltsitre siliessel gave doodahs' a • • • The visions explaiu'd, now tise,fresito penchant Is, W•aagoth One 43: stale ts Litso-Aiwint:• •I• - This l i my Shining and Brilliaat'SLAC/LLifd Prepared by • • . • : ' • : • 3 30, .ritAkiD, - - And sold in every Towlt in the Kierters. LIQUID in Bottles, 64..10d. 124. and evils. • iiie rAS•I% /SLACKING, in Pots, 6d. 12d. 60 rod. fork. .It 4" • Be Paitkvior to inquire for • • • ROW. W AXIL II 1114•200ITSANO. ALL SanlU MIS (.1111111ftelebt,.,, I & . Whither dies Love ? Ah ! where the eimpining blown ? 'The aboil may be *lot Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, 90, Pi. ternostFr-row ; C. Chapple. fa, Pall-wan;.; ft W. Feres4 4471Pie- 21Rri:112,12.111fRiigli:frutratil- k: •N* taclft weli i te. l lllolt itidWiiilirlieTTniritfi;' 4 . ,, strew, London; Matchatiaad Stgeseserc, Bust' itiairkiesbiteals, Nor: Wick i i•Aldiv:4ooll44 101006:, aliffi* . . 4ll6l oSoirei :164. ) o ga 4schlt Pads; Ffiras titryfile. . ' al/al. MY_ if tPialatiotimb.C. }WU duo** • Too., , .41inPAsehtim.:, .•1-teuSi.el ireinnsn'ltieter i . ' Tort g :V l o4; ,Litier9oltis Flattop, kancliester ;-lii;Plien,i - . ltiohatei ?Anew; ,;L e d-' taelarcat, Haliehucgh i Newt Ise , Grligotretc Dublitli-1104 by p,Il B i oaksellots-(Priee Ss.) s '; ' • • ''. " • j itetirs.- Goo asides. aro to benonsulted, as usual, every day, at tbeir house ; sod Patients In tie tom*, we rage ssessito dawdle' ' *nag* the, case, enchain a nencittsencios Advice and 91edialms, which can he foosarded IQ any pastel tite-ereeld. +.... . ,•. ...; ..CGS! and Co. N.B.C. Sergessey No.sal v llowcerieetreet, Fleet street, London. •. • • t • •' • - - • , • •,-• • LISBON :PAVERS: LISBON, Suss ts.. The, King, as Commander-in-Chief of the Army, weninestbat all Officers of that • army, and slime re turned from beyond sea, who, up to 12th. July, were employed in Abe , service, or in. commission, witiout beinromployetfin any of the corps of the army, or Who belonged to toe-elass of officers without employment, or to corps front which they were for some.reason or other abgeot, are to show to the Generals of .the respective provinces, witbin twenty. days from the date of. 'their preasot (rider, ih-what situation they were from the 17th up-tonne said 12th July this year, proving• that thefAad not joined the rebels, with the assurance that Withers* who aball not have complied .with this order within shoguns-above specified, with the exception of thc 4 be'ilvb• were *Wog from. the kingdom *ith 'errs, shall be immediately-struck out of the list of the army as deserters. •1 His Majesty. ordejs that the Generals of die t provinces, as the above term ,of .tefehtf da7s ex' Ore& shall. seal by. the nest post to the Chief. of the .Stafroi-tbaAvouy all the. decimations *hid), shall have .he•eient. l o the* in consequence of this orders . Mum,- Illajesty, as Commander-in-Chief of Cho Army, hasiiiterei.asother depot for prisoners to ate igsablished in the ICs4le+of iles - ides that almai7osteSiltwitia7*o6.lo cads,* V ..., I%* 1 • i .4, 0