Star. — London, England, 1828-12-06 00:00:00

• : (fL'' In . . 13,083b] MANWPA&DRER3 AND OTHERS. IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the BOARD NANDI are ready to receive Tenders from such 1 be desirous of RENTING the CEMENT MA- Y, belonging to the ORDNANCE DEPART ARWICEI, together with the right of collecting STONE within certain limits, sobjeet to Terms as per Particulars, to be kid oa appiteatios at the cc, in Pall-mall. conies Minn. Smith made" Clerkeawall. William by. Fraooll4llree, Dece 12, at elegise, Court Commissioners torney, Mr. Coke, Finshury-ciccu , Thomas Robert aMith, Wigmore.- draper. December 19, at ten, 23 ten, at the Court of Commissionen street. Attorney, Mr. Date - Bre; John Brown, Manchester, c January in, at two, at the . Messrs. Hurd and Co. Temple winiktn Banks, Wood-scree. Cheapslde, 111,111,and January 11, at Nottinghant. Anoraks, leas ; k Meats. Hurd to be received on or before TOIIIIOAT, the !tit of By Order of the Board, R. BYHAM, Secretary. isiuxe, Novenber ID, IMO. Jan. 5, W. Green, WeMoo pester, at N►ehte, at the Hind S. Hill, Greet Raaaell.street, Commiesloam. Dec. 211, carpenter, at twelve. at the 29. J. These, Loughborough. Palace Inn, Manchester. Jan chant, at two, at the &ar In Salford, Lancashire. coal dealer, le- Moon, Lancashire. Dee. 2' pool. tailors, at two, at Messrs. 19, T. Roans, Liverpool, asv Mice Liverpool. December Waljea ‘ sem W. Holawort! Yorkshire. as apinoorsott • Dee. 19. R. neaten. Leek, Court of Commissioners. port-street, Long Acre, upholsterer. Commissioners. Jan. 1, G. Liverpool, glass manufactt I.ivorpool. Jan. 14, G. Br, at the Beaufort Arms Inn, books tier, at eleven, at the R. Ainsworth. Hamer 11414 _ lecturer, at twelve, at the Coen Jenner t and J. W. Soppet, at the Court of Commis.ionero Stafordshire, innkeeper, at • LONDON UNIVERSITY. hed, an a Sheet of hoe royal Paper, price 34. Id. 'ATIONERS' ALMANACK fc+r the Year kh a Vicw of the UNIVERSITY of LONDON; breidet taw usual Calendar i a tariety of useful slirly calculated for C.uuntiothonses, Offices, &c. 'rimed for the Company of Stationer., and sold. by Oil!, at their Ilan, Ludgate -street. CERTIPIi • T. Wilmot, Sloane- t square, street, Bank, auctioneer. W. Benson, Liverpool, nierchant. stapler. •N. Driver, Painswick, Vertegaes, King -street, Cbeapside, Spalding, Lkicolnshire, scrivener. shire, butcher, J. Jackson, C. Fraser,. it. Helen's-place, wen, and 1. Brigbtwen, jun. Iterweod, T. Gilbert, and PA RTNRKSI M. Pearce and W. Pearce, S. Page and W. Gutt►ridge, agents. H. Patter and Co. (so Yorkshire, bankers. J. Johnson stnailware snanufs,••••---- is no class of Disorders to which cultivated I is so subject as the Nervous, which invade alike the and the robust and seemingly vigorous youth. mind, impaired strength and appetite, flatulence, nig°, and dimness of bight. are more or Us: °b ent all. No remedy has hkherte been so generally rrvaus disorders as the CORDIAL BALM of Gi b has now maintained its reputation for a long seeks has become the stated resort of great numbers of Ir. R. Jnbnsione, 66, Cornbilll 'Mt. Sanger, Mr. Ward, Holborn; Mr. Straddhg, Royal Ba al MedicineVeniers, is bottles at Its. sad 335. each. as he bad, price Zs. that interesiug Family Wodt. , GUIDE TO lIRALTIt; Or, Advice to Both ariety Cornvpistray." & &mason, Dd.b Cat oft ea Female Dheaues, serleas abd illypootoodtioc zual debility, dul. stew's*. Hohnereb, Yorkshire, tact, Oldham. Lancashire, ec A.pley flow, liiaddenaeld, and J. blayall, Banh.top, t I. •Smith and J. Lambert, chandlery. T. Thompson' an ►'M. W. Cox and W. Lane, *client, Harassed's beildingi, TNE• LONDGN GAZETTE, Da. S. —as.-- • COUitt lilislllollsll t). eel NieitftLAl2oS OFPleg, flu. 4. tie 4 0,..mi.% ...Nig isle doespiwing. Nis aunday &mat at, hr her bur liejeity the Donn,* awapresis of * to wear black silk, fringed or plain linen, white ices ind ear-rings, black or white shoes, fans and dock is yam Wads, 101 l tlflaribeil, -kinked or plain noiniis arid burble. --- -- --- ------ - to ekatvge the mounting us Sunday, the Net Imam, to littat %Wet silk or Velvet, bolt/bred tibbon• tans pltin white, K lPlikt ad ot tibiae add sinner Meek Abbott% Omen to wear black coats, and black or plain white, or &I, or white and sitter stuff waistcoate, full trimmed, nrits and Dilates. the ash inst. the Cohn to go eat of mourning. WINDSOR 'CABII.E, Don. 1. ism was this day pleased to confer the honour of Knight- I sines Parke, Esq. one of the Jestkes of his Majesty's Len's l~lncb. *Aniacirnts; Dtctustit ' 'nt of Life •Guaids--Cornet and • Sub-Lieuten a nt fir Blichtts, Rm. to be Liestrisatn, by ptlrds;:st, irks' who retires; Sydney Porto, Gent. to rte Cornet and: unseat., by vurcbase, vice Sir Wired 131sehett. 'meta of Horse Guards—Lieutenant Edwin Dashwood ptam, by puichsse,"irini ituate. promoted ; Cornet Lord V.4edtlitatit br pertbssr,trite Dadswond ; Murray, *Gem. to *Comet, by potehme, *Ws Lord Welksky ; Corporal William linstnete, to be Qiiertim. vice Latcbforil, deceased. imsrfras. me TT. eder Bruedfoot, fromlbetelf pay,en Ise Deputy vice tienrshe, demoted. DECLA RATIONS OF 4 NSOLVICNCT. •%1 Vaughan, Bristol, wool-merchant. lolling, I ligh Wycombe, Cabinet-maker. Vangbourn, IJ rMbire, inbkecper• BAN KItUrrtIES SUPEMEDED. uek, Vegent.suwer, tailor. Manchester, bress.founder. lode!, Crown -court, Threadneedle-street, wine-merchant. BANKRUPTS. Head, Rgrensont, Cumberland, paper4munifacturer, to ler, Decembtr 29.74, and January re, at eleven, at the and Mitre Inn, Carlisle. Attoruiee s 1 1 1 r• Messrs. Helder, Clements Inn. lohinson, Stone , Staffuedskire, wineamercbant. December direr, 26, and January -Id, at one, at the BeU and Bear tone. Attorney. Mr. It Barbor, Fetter-lase. Ivbr..n, Newcastle.upon.Tyneolpirit merchant, December and Janin.ry 16, et the .Turley Head Inn. Newcastle. Fyne. &tonnes llesen. Battyc and Co..CluMeery.lmts; ISM M. and J. iorster. Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Graham, Leeds, draper, December 19, 90, and January eine, at the Palace Inn, Mankhester. Attrlrnlea. Mr. s, Manchester ; or Alessrs. Perkins and t... Grays Inn. 71 Smith, Withingtnn, Herefottlshlre, miller, January S.A. areleteu, at the Bay Horse Inn, Bromyard. Attnnlinas Maven:, Bromyatd ; or Messrs. Woodward and Co. broad-street. 4) YIeY. Ozford-street, draper, December 9, 16. st*tanelv.. muary 16, at eleven, at the Court of Comed.eionera 'upts, Basingball.stieet. Attusney, )Jr. Militant, [rent. Turner, Great George...street, Bermondsey. bodades Dec el.ven.l9, and January 16, at waist the Coa statf Leff of Lanbrupts. Basingball.strtet. AttoBlllell, . 3 f rif and Co. Mew Bridge;street, Blickfrtars. nee Smith Cafe , teaummit.street, Mat ylla4WilMi4tdedi • nbal 9; 16. at twelve, and January .laiwinwlas lb' C Ltnmisioners of Bank upt', Dat4t turf*. At-, r, Mr. J..hrison, quality-court, Ciaticery-lane. la mes Lumley and Thom,. 3ltlMr, Breall.errertida: sale druggi-es December 16, 50, a s id awn id e s seen Court o; C an missisner. of Bankrupts. liesisebed-ItroM4 nies l M essr& ltusttll and Sun, Lant-streeh&Mbalange 111411 . Albany road, 'Camberwell, acrisaintfr Destenahie . 19 s' 14 ' 1 .19, at Atet.n, and January ni.aft•twjah.nt'f_ be f ebgt t : nna inslioners of -131141Lrupts, 41eanightill4101111. 41.41999n1f Ili Fur webtity.eiicus. Bukinsbani.street, Ailrlphl.wlne-InalterLDenninW4 r* , he, 19, at ekein, and January la, itterelWe s at.the, of Conimieuucer„t BAnkn l iesokeinvi t asossucs. At OENERAL AVER AG. (wham Gees's. Pot tle Week ended Nu•. Iseptetats in thediVerent imperial General Wbeat 745. 4d. Oats Bedew 4110. 4d. Rye Agettate Ave-rale o the Ss Wbeat 75t. ed. 1 flatlet 4us. 4d. PHI Aver ice Price Of-, from the Returns made in Is2B, is 3l s. 4)4. per cwt. or monis thereon on the SOM. the following curio.. trantlated from a foceigl *efts of Health—atelßV d litate constitution slight cold, to which the .etpiration of a forte sore, reqoil ing the use Wes also hi ed in the, foe raintiress, and was tol sore-throat sdisappearl 'evert tisfytir-ache—t orbits. She became boasted with suffer in) was beam ; when one , but knowing how, from Court below, a height vas fortunately but D'r. Lawrand, who melt rather earlier than usur but dressed as for a Mddlle. E. was herself di-covered how . she • had no recollection of days she complained paned to het daring ' bad been removed bottle in her hand, &c. quirt her apprehensi to her. Dr. Laurac Scarcely had she fall sit up, She was then appeared mortified, she fell asleep again. gently, and the Docti ceded her as she ilia yey piece, and taki accidentally l. ft the' turned aside to at( opened eery Ileatein avoided a third; whit cohrinued her course of the way she walk( eyelidrpartly open, before her, without was cauti.,uslrfelt,‘ retpitation 'burs led, She resembled an at petted to hear the When in the kitchen Alois she had brought rice glass upon slab!' 'tier -mother, who was sable to stop her, and asta frightened ; , kittr 'this, in vomplisncs rind, she was not suffered nt sus gently awoke ' ups. She vial:mated • warecennind ; and apos light ; no supper • . • .. • 6 . • POI *tit • t: • . 61 . '''' dr: : .... . I . • ' •,: Pi ST . . . • ♦ 4lOO Y . i .• • • • ::*' :. - ' - S- 4 . ...4.- .:.. i. 4 %. . .- -- • AL. • - .• 4 : _ . s .e - -...5 41 - 1 0 1 ./ ,A' : • (,* . , -•- - -- - s • •t . • e .. s. . . .4 , • ' ) ." l ik ../ " • . , ' . . / , / .0 .. . Q. ftly, ' • ..„„ 1r - . • • 1 . 4 '• _ . ~ - • . • . - . - . ... _ , SATIJRDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 6, 18 ....°8 • Pins SFFROaks.,... ...... . , . - - . . .. .. AC.. Grevnterrace, Middleselitteets valerian weie prescribed. Under this plan , the som- • -- • .. , . nambuliam permanently disappeared at the end of thole - DUI s CH PAPERS. .. . • - --...—_ Feet. Bedford.square, dealer In flunk, .• 1, 19, and January Is, at ten, at the weeks. The most extraordinary part of this case is, the ST. PETERSBURG 14, ;Nov. It : . of. Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. At• path nt having the poser of vision. - She took down a I - On the 16th ult. the Grand Duke . d • • onstantme ate • • 4 . bury-circus. Moordelds. glass, and turned aside to avoid a door, which was rived hlre, an d yesterday the Grand Duke Michael also gmore.street, Cavendish-square, linen- aj ar , but was apparently not conscious of having nem. ► ar t i eati i. ten, 23, at eleven, and January • 16. at. ! altfosegh the' Dactor walked before her with a . . nintesitmers of Bankrupts , Basinghall. Fanlont The mortal remains of the late Empress Dowager lavideon, Bread -street, fteapside. light in his had. . were removed on the 16th from theTha of the Thrine, cotron•dealer, December 92, 44, and - 0 . —at to the chofel, where it lies in Mete. the Star In n, ._ Manchester. Ateondes,• 'emple; or Mr. Seddon, Manchester. ' • FRENCH PAPERS. - 'His Majesty the Emperor has been pleased to sp. et, CtieapslJe, lace-manufacturer, Dec. --son— point Privy Counsellor Wlllemoff to be his Secretary- - t eleven, at the Black Moor's Head Inn, PROM TRV GAZETTE DE PRANCE. DATRD DEC. 4. of State for the Institutions of the late Enpresi Maria i, Messrs. /*walked and Cu. Notting. . SKNILIN, Nov. 3. and Co. Temple. • The exchange of couriers it very . active here, and it Fendorowna. Lieut.-General Baron Geismar, as a reward foe, his, it VIDENDS. seems that the fen el Varna fresh hopes are enter- - t eminent services during the present o ar, h as Items apo pointed Aidoele C ditegborough, Northamptonshire car. „:,,,,,A ,J , . • • ~........... bringing the . Pette to a conciliation. though • Hind Inc Wellingborough. Dec. 96, it still awakes *Sensibly' the greatest efforts to continoe Jug his ptesent functions. - amp General to the Eropesoroetairer rt, upholster, at twelve , at the Court or .. ~ 0. Stletniess, Brlabthelnkton, Susses, the war. e Old Ship fun, Brighthelaiston. Dee. The Peeps af Widdin, who found means a long time - tAtONSTADT. Nov. 13. . the Leicestershire, diaper, at two, at are az . ,.0 to increesetis trot lis to the number of 26,000 men, Slips arrived, 1,985; sailed, 1 , 209. Jan 9, A. Wintlecher, Liverpool, over-. IS said torhave askedfoeforteer reinforcements, but i.e - _ Inn, /danchester. Jan. 6, J. MiIey.ODESSA, .Nov. S. eater, at ten, at the Bridee Inn, Bolton- had been mimed for this 1 tt,r pose to the Poch's oak Bel- . Wheat continues to be in demand. qua tare I, 41----erS, ` *4 ' 27, J . Kgane and . 1 ' W arn"' L ive? ' *rade and . Teaveik. We Neon.. however, that.the Peas Whose stock s but sea 11 have ob •id 101 ' Ilia . rows. Crump's offiest..Liverpool. Eke. i 12. d ' A.A.. & ITS , . ri t *. ton • ru • , I, as s aybant, at ty r o, or Mr. cearaye ° ""2 larTA,at".HELPlej-k ib rat. P 1 .01411 111- • 4 111 1 tar Jeoops ; Or - chat wen fbt stiff Whist, and 111 s'Alestsis sisid,— . nber 19, T. Colbeclt. W. Ms. r 4 iimis at. ,06 the cieVrali. ba r ium himself asked the Journal de St. Peientelh, Nos,. 18. . anti, sad J. .lloldswonh, %Yearbook, Pane fsr teintorceottnts to be able to keep the Sergio°, (The St. Peter.bnrgh Upirs ' have no news whatte ex : eleven. St the Court of Cdaulliiitioners. ii check . from the army.) ' . t . . r , Stafirdsbire , banker, at eleven. at the ' The Russians have fixed - themselves in Kalafat, and . Dec. 30, G. A. Galley. Great New- are busy in making pontoons, whence it is inferred that ~, HAGUE Dec. 1. ... • • uphoisteter, at Arvin, at the Court of • . G. Boesky, Edge-lane West Derby, they have the intention (though perhaps it is only a de- Among the petitions presented to the Second Chain- turer, at one, at the Clarendon Rooms, mOnsttatton) of passing the Danube and of-joining the bet of the States General, is one' from a anmber of kown, Monmouth, innkeeper, st eleven, Servians. On the other han d, it appeals that the latter lawyers, physicians, landowners, matufactstreio, and 31onmoutis. Dec. 27, S. kite, Osford, D ec 26, had nn intention whatever in taking part in the war. merchants of Liege, expressing their desire fin the re. le Three Cups Inn Oxford. A Srrvian merchant who deals I n furs, and who con- peal of the laws of 1815 and 1818. confornably to the 11. Rochdale, LaneLbire, woistlete manu.• Coen of Commissioners. Dee .' MI netted with people of every class, aft ms that even if 4 motion of M. de Broeckere, which is actu illy under Greek-strret, Sob*, heendrapers, at one, 11.- Russian corps should enter Stevie, the people would discussion in the Second Chamber; the other is hi m A. uners. Dec. 20.1 Price, Wednesbury, and would not declare iu favour if the number of the inhabitants of Maestrecht, to the same t one, at the Union Inn, Birmingham. r emai n qu i et , F [CATES, Dec. 96. Russ i ans unless the l a tter were masters of all the fo - re. Chelsea. broker. J. Brown, Prioces. tresses on the Danube'. It is not the fi rst time that the HAARLEM, Dec. 1. W. Hone, Ludgate hill, books eller. Id. Betel:al: were exposes' to the temptations of separat'ng His Maj . esty has resolved that the Pavilion in the Deane. B. Theobald, Norwich, wool from Tut key, but they knnw by experience the dan g er, wood shall be converted into aNa ional Museum, for inswick, Gloucestershire, clotbier.' E e beapside, ,,,,, achousernan. t.. , Bonnet, o f s u c h a•slip, and are by no means disposed to task the productions of living artists. l i ee tt er . J B ee , ch es t e rfi e ld, D e rby. their safety without sufficient guarantee. AWSTENDAW. Dac. s.—Exchange on London, 11 97k; Two Montag ue.streei , Portman-square, taupe. At all events, it would not be easy to pass theDanute Months, 1 1 90. :eonlerc h ' ln h I. Brighlwe": It. Bright' at Widdin, and take up a flied position on the right [The Dutch Papers are almost wkoily 611. d with the juo. Coggershall, Essex, brewer. W. ba nk . . An attempt of this kind which was made some impottero debates in the Second Ch tether oills- Stet it i W. Piper, Paternoster-row, booksellers. itSHIPS DISSOLVICD. months ago at Goargevo was unsuccessful. I: cannri t General on the motion of M. de Broteckere. Net IS r roe, New Park-street, timber merchants, indeed, be doubted that the Russians have some dezie,n these Papers, nor the Prussian &ate Goatee , o tie C 9 h edge, Sr. Alban's, Hertfordshire, land upon Serails; but ttiii can only he for the next cam- of November, in4sive, have any recent intelligence os. (m far as regards J. Shore), Sheffield, paign, in case peace should not be concluded this from Ttlrkty.3 • lohnson and J. Hutchinson, Manchester, winter. Some days ago B , ooo muskets .W. Hobson and C. Hobson, Wolf- were dispatched •I DACIOUS HIGHWAY ROBBERY. sire, clothiers. R. Barton and Co. Suds. from Belgrade to Adrianopie. , cotton spinners. W. Kaye and Co: MODON, Nov. e. 'AU field, Yorkshire, dyers. ' W. Broadbent PRIVATE CoRRItsIinuDENCL. °Wham, Lancashire, cotton spinners.-. After the embarkation of the Turkish garrison of the FURTHER PARTICULARS PROM Tile LIsCoLX rt. Rory Si. Edmund's, Su ff olk, tallow MERCURY a and 11. Baldwin, Laticaner, attorolec . at Castle of Morro, the General in Chief left it with his . • .ane, horse dealers. T. Harding and J. staff, and arrived yesterday in this town, where it seems /A considerable sensation has been excited in this iogi, Gray's Inn. attornies. . that his head quarters will be fi xed, at lead for t '. e pre. city and neighbourhood, by a highway robbery, cons- . . GE PRICE OF BRITISH CORY, sent. The troops have quartered themselves as well milted on Friday night he t. at the close of our No. CIOVIIIINS IMPAITATION), as they could, in the runs of Modon, where there are vemher Lair. Mr. Robert Ceope, of Leadeahans, who . 4..28, made up from the Returns of the me inhabitants left, except a few very dirty and wretched is the sufferer , was resenting home between seven and 1 • t Cities and Towns in England and Walos : c wee k s , eight o'clock, in company with Mt .Fou main, of Coleby ; • s A General Weekly Average. The F ren ch ream t h e most mlancholy and tiresome the nigh: was da r k , and the two G: n tl emen h a d just Oats 235. ad. I Beans 40s. 1241. , . . Rye Us. 51 I ..Peas 435. 241. hie ilk the world. The prospect of anon et little ezpe- reac hed the point outsid • the tpwn _game the rood the Six `Yreka which gayer** Duty. dition k held : Ott - tOO% which makes us take patieoce. forks off to heleefoid and Newark, and wile turning off . Oats 2.65. &Li Beans C . a. 4.1. - I-W e me promise t also that the number of sick will to the left op Crosscliff Hill, whew the foremost, Mr. eye 41.. 3d. Peas . 4..5. Cl.i di ee l ate b e 14s . on as dry cold weather se's ill. Fountaio, received a b!ow from some one in ttseho mid, I ICE OF SUGAR. • .a-e . _____„ oo • Corn has been given up to the Greeks, who at pr e • which inu fi ediately caused his horse to run off" ?kith DISOWN or Muscovaon SOGAII, o f in me Week ending the 2d day of Dec. sent have only 200 men there, all in logs, and ill armed, bi.n. Mr. Veepe being somewhat behind. w as not rt. escluiive of the Duties of Customs paid under the command ril N cetas. We have not tat seen aware of the assaolt on his companion ; but hearing the 1. I a importation Metro( him Great Britain. eny of their (mops, neitLer issognlAr Pelieari nor Tac. trampling 01 feet on the road, lie pulled up his horse ticies; and we wonder how they will do when the Ferneh hit he should run over them, and in an instan: found I IIN A M BULISM. are gone, fax it is certain that Count Cap° dla• LI can himself attacked by a shower (as it may he termed) of . do nothing that he wishes, and that his Government is bludgeons on all sides, without a word being uttered !loos case of S nnnambulism. as in a-state of real anarct y. - that Mr. Como can recollect. For come time he kept n . eigaleuinal, appears in The Ga- A detachment of engineers has just set out for Co. his seat, def. riding hisnseif with a stick as well as he ‘ i ;dile. E. eighteen ye Ars of age. of finch, in order to fortify the Acres-Corinth and the could; but at length the girth breaking, the rider and . land nervous temperame t, had a . i Isthmus. We have not sufficient troops of this excel- saddle came to the ground together, the gang ciyitig at 1 little attention was paid till after i lent corps to suffice for every thing that it would have the same time , 44 now we have him.' He was still ortnight, when her throat treatise to execute. We expect reinforcements as well as ar. beaten most violently en the head to quiet his mlti- Ise of baths, fomentations, ie.. She any. rued struggles ; and his hat falling off, iendeied the foot. an opeiation which produced The Ambassadors continue to dispute about the Iron. blows more effectual. After a temwrkably ;,e, tinit inns ~I lowed by . slight convulsions. The tiers of Greece. It is tiought that they will not soon defence of his pocket-hook, by coveting his side• red,-but she was attacked first with agree, and that for very good reasons. pocket with his left arm, it was at la•t taken from ▪ then with fixed pain above the ' • ' FRANKFORT, Nov. se. him, containing between 201. and SOL also a poise with : tired of taking remedies. and ex - • A r idi cu l ous rumour h as j ust b een c i rcu l ate d at A little :Doer. This object being - attained, the es - atilt ng. At the end of a month she Lei tic which excites a great sensation in all Germany; upon his head and body was carried on more savagely , : right she precipitated herself„with- i t is " Ten very important Reasons in favour of the than before, and to his prayer of " don't kill me," the sig. i om the room where she slept into the presumpti , n that Hussein Pacha, Commander in Chief nificant . reply was given, " Curse him, give him his I -1 ht of about eight or ten feet ; she ~f- the Turkish • army, isNapoleon ResuscitateJ, and cle anse, and at the same time he received a ',eaten. t little hurt. A s'tort time after Returned r . dous kick on the head. which left him insensible. Upon Mended her, having paid his visa PARIS, Dec. 3. recovering. Mr. Cappe found himself alone, aad lose up N usual, found his patient still in bed, Our correspondent .t•Constaiitinople informs us, that for the purpose of getting his horse ; not being able to t ball ; with flowers, necklace. dm the Minister i f the Netherlands had received, on the find it, he determined to attempt walking home, being self very much astonished ...Ilea she 25:h of October, an English coutier, dispatched by the aware of the alarm which his absence would occasion : was covered with ornaments, and English Ambassador at Vienna, with the declaration of to his wife, then on the point of conficement. He see of having put them on. For some the British Government, dated September 30, relative turned to Lincoln for assistance. He was led into the led that extraordinary thing. hap- to the blockade of the Dardanelles. M. de Zuilen coin. Roe Deer public house, near the toll bar, and while se- a her sleep ; at one time her s' eels municoted ti•is document to the Reis Effendi, who re• ceiving every kind attention lam the landlord (Mr. ; at another she awoke holding a ceived the news with composure, and only answered Maltby) and his household, it happened fortunately 1: &c. Every effort was now made to toot Dime Pnovieasce would not withdraw its pro- that a person nan.ed George Carreto who was 1 1 ions, and she was watened unknown tection on this a ccasion from the Ottoman Empire. It drinking there, mentioned his hiving but a short time Ind undertook this office hintsel f. - was hoped, that before the blockade was carried into before met a suspicious character named George Wing- Alen asleep when she attempted to effect, the convoys from Egypt would arrive at Con. fields outside the bar, and that Wingfield had told him ten awoke with great ptecaution, but stantinople, which would suffice for the consumption of that he was going " home to Boultham." Wingfield '-i and cried for a long time before the capital for six months. b• ing a resident in Newport, two miles in a contrary i , n. Two hours after she got up vet Y It has been repoite.l for the last two days, that the ditection from Boultham, was evidently giving I false ~ ctor, with alight in his hand , pre - new • Grand Vieier had concluded with the Russians an account of his motions, and a party issued from the I I alked. She went towards the ch i no , armistice for three months. public house with the determination of finding him. Xing down a glass, which had been The Captain of the Columbus, who was at Navarin "They first went to his house in Newport, and were told . , t oe, proceeded across the apartment i at she end of October, informs his owners at Kum, by his wife that he was probably at the Flying Horse ; void a doer. which was ajar, and that the Commander of the French squadron had or• at that place they found him—he was evidently con- erously another, which was shut : tiered the transports which Were in the port of Navatin fused at the sight of Carratt, and tried to escape: Ha rich was in her way like the fit st, and to take in provisions for three months, and those vessels was taken fur the night to the lock up house, and on his se to the kitchen. During the whole which could not comply with this order had been sent arrival there was searched, when Mr. Cappe's socket- ked without hesitation, having the back - to France. It was not known where the transports book with 231. was found on him. No other apptehen- . • , with t: e eyes motionless and fixed retained would be sent. burins have since taken place, and various conjectures . regard to the light ; her pulse, which . mintaissrmsze are made as to the remainder of the gang, who are pro. ,was regular, but tather fiequeut ; the . The following extract of a letter from Odessa will, bably not less than four in all ;there is too much reason I, as in a person agitated by a dream. pethaps, sho a. that the Russians do not intend to remain to believe they are Lincoln resi.lents. Mr. Capp* is A' automaton, of which one almost ex• wholly inactive doting the winter season, on the side of gradually recovering from his drel.ilul injuries, but his it g i nterna l mac hinery in motion.— Turkey :..... Ti-e first contract for transports taken up weakness is extreme ;in addition to the blood which he t , en she opened a stop-cock, filled the at Odessa by the Russian Govetnment, expires the 20 h lost in the confi-ct , it was necessary to bleed him largely, i • ' bt with water, and drank it; placed of October ( lit of November). .The.flovernment offer to prevent serious consequences ham the wounds on the i • g able, and turned to retrace her steps. to tike up the same ships for four months certain, from head. Some of the wounds have theappearance of being was now present, thought it advi. the Ist of November, at two roubles ten copecks per made by a sharp substance , as the head of a nail, per. and awoke her suddenly, She was chetvert of whe.t for the larger, and two roubles forty tiaps pi ott uding from the club end inf l a bludgeon. Mr. and afterwards - wept fur a long woe. copecks per chetvert per month for the smaller vessels; Cappe's hat was almost coated with blood on the inside, pliance with the advice of Dr. Liu coppered ships to have ten copecks per chetvert per the neck-kerchief and capes of the greet coat are liter. suffered to rise when she attempted it, month more, reserving the right of employing them for ally soaked in it, and other parts of the coat shooed 'woke by passing a feather over her a further period I 1 four months, on the old terms of other equally significant marks. A most dreadful alarm ted with great kindness; amusement. 2,500 roubles per month, for a. vessel carrying 1,500 was crotched at his home the next morning. by the mei. nd her . attention diverted. Her diet chitverts and upwards, and at two roubles per chetvert val of' the horse - without saddle or rider, goCappe not ;per was allowed ; and laxatives mad per month for smaller ones." haying been able to send any account of his disaster. • _o ADMIRALTY OFFICE, Decanter 4, I$2S. IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a Session of I Terminer and Gaol Delivery for the Trial of lined on the High Seas, within the Jurisdiction of of England. will be *held at Justice Hall, in the indon, on MONDAY, the 12th of January neat, :k in the morning And all Sheriffs, Gaolers. and nom, in whose custody any Prisoners, charged with mined on the High Seas, or within the said Avis % , are hereby regained to trimseale a espy of Abe Dm- . ery such Prisoner to Mr, QUR'N 'GNU, the So Admiralty, at his Once, No.lo, Laneaster-plaice, on, in order that the necessary measures may be roving all such Prisoners to his Majesty's Gaol of Trial at the said intended Session: and all Miran, nen, and ether Officers, before whom any Inqui• nations, Examinations, or Recognizance' may base iching any such Offences. are required to transmit with to Mr. l'nousa SUCLTOP, the Clerk of Arraign' 'curt of Admiralty of England, at his Once, at the e in the Old Bailey, London.--1. W. CROKER.