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Jul . ; "T' r- - ..stlt ,,, • ~ • • - - . ..,...,,....• : PRi et Sitytsi-#EN C F. 1 , / • -, r... .. -a •._ a., ...41:= 4..;••-•..4L ...........:i....1.1. cLar.......-.4.4 *Kik r/P:. ::.i i . • —3 a Mit 410 ri 3:. :r pc ••• • • - - - . 7 $414. to • • • - . • •-/- • - • - - .11 Ps ,rti II) • • : . • , ti 0 :4 11 , (4 4 A. 14 . ,a '1- • • ;. ip5x.0).1.4 uo USE January , 1824. •-• • , 1 ripHE COURT 0f • DIRECTOR:4 of the NI D COMI42 4 TY o f MERCHANTS If ENGLAND, traeing I::: EAST INDIES, do herd! , s ire Notice, That a GENERAL C 01.3.1( 1. of the 531 d Company will be held •zt their House in Leatienhall-street; on WEDNESDAY, the 11th e February- next, at EleVen o'Clock In the Forenoon, at the desire ei more than Nine Proprietors, agreeably to the following Letter, viz. TO THE CHAIRMAN, DEPUTY-CHAIRMAN, AND, • DIRECTORS OF THE EAST INDIA COMPANY. ' • • Loiiett, SainiAai 16; lac • ' Oesasktrar—We, itte undersigned P'teprietois GO East India Stott, request you Mlliominoi a 'Conk of Prorriekoll for the pur rose of submitting to them the following Retolution, namely— " That application be made to Parliament in the ensuing Session for the repeal of the 46th Clause of the Act of the 53d of George Cap. 155, by which the Court•of Directors is prohibited from sending to India, in the capacity of a Writer, any person who shall not have resid. d during four Terms at the Hayleybury College, and for introducing into the said Act a Clause appointing a public exami 7 nation, at such times, and under such regulations, as the Court of Directors, with the approbation of the. Board of Controul, may Cirect ; to which examination all persons shall submit their acquire menu and qtialifications fur approval, previous to their being per ritted to proceed in the capacity of Writers to either of the Pit:si :Odes of Fort William, Fort St. George, er Bombay. " Douglas Kinnaird, • • "• Joseph Home, " Wm: Martian, • • I .‘ Jno. Morgan, 4. Chas, Wright, " Richard Williams, " Randle Jackson, " John Addinell, c k• Rt. F. Beancbamp, " Samuel Dixon." • • JOSEPH DART, Bftwelier*. GBUCK; Ili,ldr hfid Unit Make'r;liegs to infortit e,lds Friendiiod the Pphiie io . generak that.he has remelted fro% King-itrect ? Covent- arden t to 211, itekent-stre e t, ttrO Viior s frdtti dotidtfit Atitet, ilrfetv floVeli to tin fsilivre %WI their in coniamisr—lißciiimeatods eed.ttfailiTd.Mniforaisi Made id the most correct style, acrd on the shortest notice... i'itEktliie /* The French Clergy hail filliliThe'd an official state theft tif di@ Whit thibh He hate received; by gifts ur lriities, Of " the - Falthfdt". for the etch of the Ec.elesi , astical Establishment, from 1802 _to 181'5.; add prom :the litter sell, iiieeifyitig the anntial harvest gle-4ned.by the Chittcli, to the gin. 1813, As set down in the fol lowing table : ...1. . . .. • .t •i . ,..z .., .. From Dec . 1801 to ffiliA.l4lls .. 2;900,749 f. 1815 - 940,06$ • iiite . - 7_8,91 6 . 1817 - 1,6441,0"42 ,• 1818 - • 1,478.311 • . lBl9 - 268.3z8 H - 11110 - 1,4•19,151 • • • • - 1822 18p 7 - 1,66 97 gli - • • ••: • ; __ -d _. Al l 4 This El li .de tAll.b* fliad an act - 111+e and-n-61y adieus bitrometer for iitettaining the ehArtgeS br the tiblki tal atMospnere in Fritice. it' will he dli..erited that 'the last year alone .prodtleicl ,t? the ales oT the Chiiky It sum ntak - li eilnal to Elie' Wrote of the 1 , 618k4rt 'an iribiltidite, hy girt bi 656601011 eieti;:e; In tirelye `!real s.Ol the Bataritifeaet egtillk—tcrostiliir xti4 !pia ial. - Li 04 . 040 1 et- i V whitii inifiteclifttelr I. eeded the restoratiou,' . . Cleitf; li . itilt• he' Oh, tet.vgd,gleaned altripit ifhlliiiig: lite; had not , yet rso 'iiiiicr inflUetice enough to Clii4 thtnef froM tH pity • or thijiclfict Of ihdivichiali. TliNt'escivref'waS tinylm mill; and it was Broken . in upon tif tile ridden and al :isost.prodiginus incursion Ot Btinn - parte: In 1816, when the House of Bourbon, was restored, and the Clergy of Prance reseatei4, under the auspices . Or a 'violent Vitra liftleti4iiit, • iiiiliq teiriii . 4 4 016 titieduirto vAi - tcli raged a i gainst . the•Pidiesiititi; :The ciiiitilbistions of the faithful ; were marvellously enlarged. In 1817 the same system vmtinued,And the. windfalls of the Clergy 'advance /4 in the same rayi . d proportion. In IBll3 . thei - e was a cha p ofiytem—a sort of revolutionati re-action. , The Ta t = ,leyotict nha de tii , ,tlitsi Were pliced , gt the heed iSc . the eaertiih'iiiti . T hey and the C lergy were mutually and notoriously in bid repute with each other—and during this Anai_the, next year, the chaiity of . the flithful waxed so cold, that if the same temperature continued,it would soon have deieeOded to zero. There seal, how ever, once nlbre l a ktiiiirtge a Ministry.; the friends of the eleigy teturned e 6 the helm-=the contributhsm of the faithful again rose t 6 the highest point ility had**. tamed, and (there being since uo change of system in the. Cabinet) have,Pone on . increating, by an enormous pro" gres.,cou, each. year, until iT ief reached, in.lg22, the sum that teat, of nearly two thilliont and I half 6f frariii. "Filii Seale would afford n 6 uninteresting text for thoie who have taste and leisure for speculation upon moral causes and effects. . . . . . LONDON REPOSITORY Ter the etiIBINET-TtIAKERS SOCIETY, for every . Description of . CABINET ull. NI-, ruji.F.,F.HATVER ror.D arid. 9iATTR.I3B% MANCIF4.C:- . TORY, N 0.71, Corntiof IL:EA 1.) tiNTIT A LL-SiltlegT,i.ondsin, oppnsite A gate Pump, Ration ! otiitt ()gra'. ' THE S4cleiy i 4 Catai r eli-Mnkrs * Tiiiiectftill infcirtn 1 the Podia thht they stilt cnnthine the above Estiblishinent, Iv* the Benefit of Lidustrious:Mectanics Fthiabave large . .Farnilics, n, y Offering ow IcrAi factiujed Ar i icTei in tfie Callinel:Liae s 'Ar the 4 pest Workniamhip, and Cheaper thin any HOusti..can do in London, ' here being no other prolit required on the ,Goods but „the bare douse and other expenses; at tll'e Sante. time :4111 ire taffill'eAy Ea. tistbd with liairilfg constant elnploymeut fqr therriatiletand fantlties. .This Society was Established ih Jane, kfllk consisting of ; fly -Mechanics, adding the number. of their Wives. and. FErtilie?, aitiounteki to 66. 'f h: tlital'N ml C it , l4 •Ve ..4 %kilt ,putt il Atiii . o , r r Liao. . p 1 . 1 the Means. of this Eitablishmeutis lis hltilhanicsi kddilg the ,iltunbe . f. of : Wires and Children, tArO. . . The Society and tileir Firniliei I4g . it s% IX - ...ei4i, ititiVihrig4 thanks to thine Lediertnd Glititlet ;..41n.li2ois Itithertd htellStred them with their Orders and llecominend?„tions,,and shall always feel happy in their eudeavouri to give filtiii.e Satisfaction; it the same time •tiolleit a rontinuar.ce of thelk Bentweietire• whereby they may be enabled to increase the, Notuber A..the Soc iety. I . The following Articlea'aielnsertettai i Spicimen of the Very tOw Prices, all warranted.-fteidy MotleY edit. • Full size Mahogany four-post Bedstead, lath botioni £3. 19r...:- Full size tent Bedatead mil. 68,-- : -.BorktereCAntir blames% to fit £l. Is.-Mahogany Drawer, solid ends 23. Rs.-leather 22. IN.-Ditto, free from duff and snlelf, - furl 366 -4 4 5. . 1•03. i ti 4 1 japanned Chairs of any descriptf4in in oil £.t. 6.1.-lieat dpi. Wash-. hand-stand Itia.- 7 Ditto, Dressing Table 10.=-Ilearth Ruga lie. -3 feet 6 inches, Chest of Dratv'ets'ta: 4 4 4.-threr-futt niihogday Pembroke Table AI. 18s.-Thrio-fOoi ditto •cm pillars *ld claws .E 5. 155.. , --Mahogany Dressing TatAe .Cl.-Ditto llidett, best £l. 4's.-Ditto Joi Ms's; 2. drawers, best British Plate ISV.I - ditto £l. 6a.-Ditto Suring Calais ' large size, camunadi .is.-. % Ditto ditto 45.-Ditto ditto es.-Ditto ditto 125.-TriyStand‘:s . ,s. -Long Mahogany Tray 124.-,lapatined- Boots Sttlf 7C-'-:1741 Caddy 10s.-Music Chairs-any pattern Sc. 64.-Eight Mahogany Chairs, covered with horse hair, brass nailed L'O': 65.--4 ditto ditto £6. 153a-8 ditto ditto £7. ts.-q.B. Trafalgar ditto 28. Se-Ma hogany Sofa to match 4- 6. 105...-Ditto conch £7.103.-"Ditto ditto 2a. 10s.-Set of Mahogany bard And Sofa tables, Oh turned legs; banded in rose-wood £8:151.-Set• of Mahogany Tables, tio Card and Sofa, on pillars or claws £l2. 125.-Ditto, the,. best that can be made-tO otdef cif pattern Xt6. itii.-Stt'w Polt:lgk .Er. 1i.:.- Tent Bedstead and furniture £3. 155.-Bairrboo..lkdstead and French elliptic top s with drapery and fringe,, £8• 10s.-Fie.a-tant Mahogany friar-po st Bedstead arid fiirtfirlire, 'l it'll Prelich draperies, lined all through, complete', 215. 10s.--xFive.foot ditto . ditto .414..icti.-pitto, Jitto, with cornice, of a superiormalie, i'lB.lqs. ...:Ditlii &Ali), nilLh gold dornlce,•eletatit diap'ery,,X. r itf.-Drawa ing-ionth Cuitains, of the best Morioe and Chintz, fitted for Window; £6. 65.-I)itto ditto 27. Ts.-Ditto, of a supetior and, glegant style of Work, £lO. itii.-Draining-rontil Sofa £6 6i-Ditth 27.75.;-; Ditto AO. Bs.-Llorse-hair CushlonS, each 30.1141....Dahant0n do. 4s. W. THUBN LIZ, Agent. contivt,it intaxaas serturn. . . .. . ~., -lc , "t4=e . I'd r - ot • ' ' .• ''' f ill. " 1 ili • "id - It s pa; e ree expense, excey 4. • nin ea 3, a s ent to hlipartaof °telt Bfitaln, And to the' Fart and Wed -Ai/Jett-Cep ' taiva lilted out r and Merchants supplied with Cabinet Goods fo , . Eiportatton. t• 5 ,,, 041 0 •:Aparttitentt Furnished at' a few hers' notice, and :4)) ...,-n0.i..,',.-.: 4 . l iguses. ir!.tra or foam apt .. • ORtgli DELECTUS. This day was published, in 12mo price 41. bound, the Sixth Edition, considerably improved Ind enlarged, of pELECTUS SENTENTIA RUM.GRJECA RUM pd 7 USLTIII Tißasum itc.tofti M6DATCTS ; cith Nntu lit et Lexleo, on the Plan of Dr. Valprs Latin Delectus. Printed by A. J. Valpy, for Longman, Hurst, Rees, BrOvih, and treen, Patetnosier-rolfv. • Ofirltommay be Kid, The LATIN DELECTUS, and all Dr.Valpy's other Works. I .BIGLAND'S ANCIENT AND MODERN HISTORY. This daysait published,..Fifth Xdition,l2mo. price ea. boards, ; • %.. • _ETTERS on Th e STUDY and USE of ANCIENT i and MODERN HISTOAY ; containing Observations and. Rdfections on the Causes and Consequences of those Events whisk luve prodUced conspicytoes l: ranges in the Aspect of the World, and the general State of Ifut%zu Affairs. By JOHN IHGLAND, Author of " A Geological and Historical View of the World," " Letters on Natural History," &c. &c. &c. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Co. Pater noster.row ; and G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane. I • This day-vas published, A new Edition, in Two Vols. Sea. Price Xl. 6s boards, A RCILELOGIA GlitCA ; or, The Antiquities of Greece. By JOHN POTTER, D.l). late Archbishop of Canterbury. • To which is added, an Appendix, containing a concise History of the Grecian States, and a short AccoUnt of the Lives and Writings of the mist celebrated Greek Authors. By J. 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A COMMON COUNCIL hold6n in the Chamber of .the Guildhall of the City of London, on TIIICIRSDA,Y, the 9.21 day of Janttary, 1824, Essor.VlDL—That this Court, deeply impressed with the high Character and Philanthropy exhibited by the late GBANVILE S1!.111PE, Esq. especially In his, having most ardently persevered, and belly obtained, the judgment of Lord Mansfield, which este blishei the great principle,that every man, of vrhatevtr colour or 'dime ) is a Freeman as soon as be lands upon the British Shore ; for lb MIST and stlebetalful efforts in proctsribg the Abolition of the *ye trade; and fol. the numerous #ittuei which adorned his Ids, both as a Man and a.Cinistin: This day was published, In One Volume, 12mo. the Fourth Edition, price 43. fitt'botmd,pf A N ABRIDGMENT of UNIVERSAL HISTORY. I—IL-Adapted io the Use of FAMILIES and SCH — OOLg, with appropriate Queßtlons at the End of eaCoh Section. By the Rey. H. I. KNAPP, A.M. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, London. " This abildgment Is executed with much judsMeoP, knowledge, and propriety ;—a due sense of proportion is observed ;. the details expand as the everiti become important , and a meralitT religiously tolerant and politically passive pervades the refiectioft • REsotvsa--That N .Marble Bust, dedicated to the Memory of the late GitAhrirrLll SliAltPE, be plicedsin this Court, under tie direCtion of the It i;,-Ist HonoUrible din Lord Maim: • • •eiterkfirkit.;:srinalbi. THE eRibiCSAND TURIS. . ~J 3. #.~ ro i r6 ~= , i ' Ail ' :r,, • . ttpltlirr LAS CAM 30111tfiAt .ar isle CON VERSAXIONS. of 'N.:I/1 .01V ant er r a nt and bterestin! Wakk being, now eontladtd, bit tee'p'ablicViton sot the :vend( and nightie Pitts, Choke nEre eoinpfeted their its, att retidested to make 00E:Ilion itillieiekYespective Book flies CiAtittit-gtelet. • • Tbete weir Patti e'ontaitt • among a variety of other 'Curious mat ter Portraits, by Napoleon; . of all Pit English Alinisters--liis air-54166f 114 Sake of WeUlniton, and other. troat.Conunanders d -Observations oa she Character Of the ' f ate Princess Chaelotte-r Itrtdotes of the interior of the Theilleties, and particularly of the tea French Panpressgs-rcutious,Partictalars of the Affair of the Dike D'ltoxhien-,lsiapoleost's intended Self-destruction on the. Bh Atigust—itemarks on his Family—Curious, Anecdotes and Fats relative to Caulincourt—Bernadotte—General Moreau —The is etot Paul—The Prince of BeauveauCarnhaceres-/Madarne It rs;-The nuCkeis of Emperor Alexander—The &tea Saitatuf-Olarstial Ney—Princhst Pauline—Prince Ponia tmki—lietniolt St. Jeah crAngely—Madame de Stael—Madame tramier, Ecc. Bct. titc. • REARS .A.EAgt.—insi received ti# llie Pallas, 11 Captain Jones, from*St. I'eiersburgh, a *suPply . of the nbore. Article of the very fittest quality, potted for use, without e.el•sAt admixtord; except a' little perfume to keep it sweet. The hgit estimation this article has long hey for making the Hair pow, rcoders anY remarks from the Importer unnecessary ; he nil only add, that this may be depended oil Otntiine Article,ad that it is itry pleasant for dressing the Hair; Making it bean trent ,irtft and glossy. Sold by the Importer , Jan ' les Attinitstl, 44, Gaud-street, Soho-square,. London ; and by Appointment, .132, Word-street; by Messrs. Butler, 4, ChLapside ; Mr. Woodman, 155, I's&asiilly , and by most Perfumers in London ; but J. At kisson ivairanta none Genuine but what has his Signstitie and Addresi tin the .itapper toned each AAA oiltAtitit WEANINGLINIMENT', .for stillsettiithe Milk when Children are taken from the lime, for Milk Abscessei, and all kind of Inflinunitions, Bruises, T.iniouit' Which the Breast is siti)jeet. This is* prictice too attil known to Mothers and Nursei td need any comment: It is also well known tliat it frequently proves very tedious and trouble- sem to reduce its natttral secre tions ; a variety of applications have been rtsorted to fur that purpo se; most of theie Compositions are in ebeir opta:ation very sltAr, antlfrequtntly v.:-ty unpleasant. Ma date Ont.v:u's !Axis/el.:sr *ill he found to be a speedy, safe, an'd ef kohl application for the above purposes. Let the breast contain obat tiosatity of milk it may,. hi 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. Po eat Cielitiose, 6'7, on the foolviay, St. Paul's ChurCh-yard, siso, in pots , price Es. Gd. . . . WELL WORTHY TtlE ATTENTION OF PARENTS )Macclesfield, January 22, 18'43. GENTLEliti3,—Believ,e me, it is with the most heartfelt gratitude I conimUracitc, for ys , the fO• 1 "i 11 8 fe"'st—AbOut tvieble' ittontlii ago my thug/lief eltail,trie, became .111. c ed With a cerfeirulent Scorbutic Cot:nil:fin& YY ridt-• Menced V.,e,) she Was sit years' old *ith a Shall , Etutitton oa her leg; this was at hrst neglected, but in four snottibli.it• hatk".: creased to su c h a d egree as ne a rly, to cover *inde ot,Le(notil, hecaine atirined, and used a great Variety' l;tifV ofiliteinat and ester al apptifons, wititatit detiviim the least- 'bertiel 114' gresi . clebtity your ANTISCOREUTIC.FIROPS. Mite *Wanted hi: thistivigiihaarhOod, and the re . cconnirillmio.o of a !fiend, who had. expetieaced their bent ficial elfects . intlu . !ed sne , to.gite tkern a tri..l. sad I n;arc. tv.sk reason io reienelt e toibertire.ste had takai tb4ut I:kg; A o videf* initkcivAittlig pfat/e; add in thred itatuftk tar cute oral coin - pieta }War sirdieftlard 37r. Wright, • Ch'eniist, tidy 11'2; Milktatteets sAT .rt4 Peitei bath before and after her recover* . a?y ioquit les will get to 'lit, or to, Geutk;tidn, your EtTeat graterta egriatir, oioifo*i wlfirTxft-it cavddbt4iiikei,. atfeelfht fry Mr: Ilithard \Wiest, d ebihil•t, 11"_ ' Milt-ittret't . • • • Igrotti. John fiinlitiVanol e,e Drops retiold iP rpollideld spare pcttlei, at it. 9J: a/ -id "e• each, by Jofin Lipanni Arid .Soh, Surgerins`,4ee. 0; *age keri. Manchesteii and 150, tiil'ouriireet„,% J. and !•: z tv:l 3 , 42, Lang-lasii . , Sislisktfir 4 l.l; Sardis} and F9ps, is 'lett-market ; :lit C. 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Ctict';* 3 MAvitlarr• lialdirth; 'eptddelr; et Jot; .7giiisiciod, liones„et Sot. 'lei W. fl. Whltraltetrs T. Harnilton ;* J. Itobld-' stint Aniflillitirs.lll4ball; et,,wium+ - er iiii. Rborndi. • 01 . whom• itnifbe had did. fullowingi Delphi's Classics: . Cori:chub Nepos; 6s, 6d. bd.—Sidflittiirs,,ds. bd. r 4)vidil gpis tohti P. bd.;-!-Ov.idik Nctansorpyßbeit)s..6d.lad.-r•CApur,.l2s. pd. Ciceroni; Orationes S•Aectle, 10s. 6d. 6d..-Terentius, rp..litl.r Ijoratius,l,2s:ad:At..lnven;dis.ct,gersii.fi, Bs..bd.--Justinus, 8s: bd. Phzdrus, 4s. 6d. bd.. 1 , 44:1 'lin '' . ~,1 , ,. 4..„1 , ...-- , - • TIN day was' pOblis)led;in litres +olumei, pike lira. /INS I',OLISEI BAtiqiis-A-pr, .ti no IS KY B 0 1 ; ; E .A- By FRANCIS' I, ATIMM, Author, Or The44yotNrioua , FfeellOotlr`t::.4stoniblunent,7 "ktve, wick Leivi,"." yery.Stringe butFe4l:4l,l4 !Mali an l ‘ l iS eriesl" a t.C I, : '. . 1 A. Printed for Y. Newman and Co. 1.054qn, , „,:,.,•,. • . Where miy ballad, rust publistield,, I. ; .i. •.. . , Hearts versus licitis„by fbnve Moolis,,Kag, 5p15..146..95i. ~. PeAlbutiltay ; •or,-The Stringer Kuight, In N. Stepheni,ltaiti v'optes, 1.2,#r . oilndliiig"or GleatniViiel Of:, ikii, ' leV•s' .. . q . .ii:ci ,l6 .4.l:_ii N t . - ••• 4 . . I) 0 .9 4 man delis Skr,ras ta l i* pa: . I.‘. nil, ; vo.s. w,., Its'ai!ty, tte btaiistfLajtolii•a c r ; 4ca 1 , 61 44; 4va:12g . Zed/ (yr We clir'llivvfi gongiftitit; : s Air /*: • •. - . • Cal*, wit, Ai Stinft iitsVuli. Seeontl EaltlbTi,•Ali ' ~ti _y._ _-- • d st SQurli 4FIIICA. 7 CAPE TOWN, NeilekmNP.it 3. • Since I wrote you With the printed RepOrts, a new and dreadful calamity has overwhelmed -the poor Set tlers. sweeping deluge of iricAso . luat rain has. drowned Iliitoy of their cattle; carried c, their gardens and corn-., fields to a great extent, *Wasted doivit them houses, and in a great theasuie iddlthprifirit - Srients whith the severe-Catanities of the three ptetedits years had allowed the most industrious to accomplish:, Some lives too have been lust. .13ut the accounts of the damage have pot yet been received here; though we knoW it to have heenomnienie, and CSieiiding over the eastern di stricts from the Snealklietg to the caiif. The villaget of GralArre4 TowriNitenbage# andAirrnat Rey not, are much damaged ; and the Missionary Institutions of Bethelsdoop and. Theopolis sAid tally destroyed. We mean to collect a full Apd authen 7 tic account ofxhe eareCU . 6T thii fatal` and p - ri4 it is a Supilletiieo to the -Report. It; cin'haiiily faft; we think; to recommend the elaidis of fhb unfortunate Emigrants yet more urgently and effectually to the prompt and liberal assistase,spf {heir countrymen. PittiS,fill • . • • • T HUTU, J A NUA R T co; The following fade affotcht a ne* prod of the justice with which the subjecti of .Prussia extol the goodness and justice of their King: , .. . ". In 1790, and 1791, each of the two Alibtit Of St. I MaiiMiCand Echternach, in tuiemlionig, 6Orr l iiv4d a soma 160,000 florhis, fOr the benefit of the Mingd rian• finances, for which they mortgaged their estates in the province of.Treves. After the left bank of the Rhine .was ceded to France, the mortgaged estates were sold as.national ddiiiains free from- debts, and the claiths of :the credittiri rejected two Imperial t fecrees of the 21st :of Augnit; 1806; and kith cif Jnly, 180'7. The lenders continued, but in vain, to snficiv the French Gaient ment for 4he repayment of tlteir copital. %V hen Treves . %yp,..ceiled .to Prussia b y the T!eaties 0f'1 . 814 and !18.15,..the Prussiap AnthOrities . -enneavoured to have tYi'tsW t‘Vci sitiki h:cettned in the debts to tie; paid by Fraitei; biri this last were 41cenise failedoind -many re:Octal:tie families were put. to great inconvenience. , i ~ Though Prussia was not in atirttkpect leg ally hound, thg_F.reflipirs. tweed ffopt gi.,s ~letj e sty s goodness, :some allcviation or them loss arid Oa Aiagistrates have eceived dead nbitte' tiiai his-kijeity, by a Catitnet Ordei; ha z e been pleased to direct that the abovem;ntioned Oki,. sninsi making together 200,000 . florinsi shallhe irihrie stialety paid, together with .intele;t v lion; ; the r/th, of . Jalp 1#20 ; and thosepersousiiiter L.l, wl!ose.altc4iF not known are called upOri . tly , f3ll4 le adertiie'rnelittt; ai•ipty. ill' s bffijibtir' gonciness t. ii; appeal' t gie . ater When' eve adek Oft the ihrWllee , titioStoet; of thd creaitbh ,ire Pr nsiiatt mils/acts:. Inhabitants pi 06.13dr:4.u! i f ysen i huurgltrit .copcerNed.,Cor 37.Wer in vi9indS4 ll. s 3 ..p.ija ;vit. con, ntrles for, 32,000, aad Prussia❑ subjects. for 5, P 060 a ;I: i as. ' , I'l l s , act Of ifi,ie - b i s qiikei; tilif Att . i . ky i iiiiinil Iffig - Aidd t, i 4- ivo ire. ne-tialw . id' tiik4;tht glimiat lot a . Nip warch io generotri' autt igrattiouz to to s cisueisaF . • it .: -.4 e ; :_~il~ . ' etioNt firl A Uir fitAl4 ottiattfilt. i CONSTANTINOPLE, DEC. 10. • The Captain :Paella, whose return .was retarded by Cbutrary winds, entered this port on the 6th of Decem.... ter with, part of his.fieet, consisting of a ft igae of . 44 guns, four corvettes, three brigs, aid two sloops of war. The rest of the fleet remains in the Dardanelles. There cite many Greek PriestS on board . the Admiral's ihip,, who were hrought as hostages from the island; of-ths, •Are.hipelago ; Fumy of these islandshave signified their • desire to subtx#to' the Torte, if khey could be prbtectel from_tlte oPiiraitiSii Of ttie irtiiiients. We can isitir4 emir Readers, at the alleged defeat kof. the Captain Pacha, near the isles of Scopold aild .fikiotbo is a pure ..fiction, like Many others that have :been circulated in Europe :. *. • .. ' Private letters state, that anym olloie, naiticufaq •• • t Germans, who went to assist the Gfee s', ire itifrefing . tthe utmost distress at Smyrna and the Other hoists of 'the Levant. • FRANKFORT, * sA t *. ft' The Oriental Spectaloi has the' 1611 b eiihi icetint from Smyrna, 28th November: Letters from Scio state that the islaid erilbfl ttelfect tranquillity. All the accounts froiti the interior 6? Na tolia "are equally satisf;ictoi y ; afsill : slant rani have fallen, which ate the pledge of a tin fiCt 2 i vest; aft bub lic 4lealth is excellent ; in our city and the iiirittifit the . same order that we have long enjtikf coititiqui? tolEre rail, and everything parses as forrdirl y . ill the' ~ ost peiCernt tiorei: Humanity his new tio stint tee form, but that .of seeing the Week ayshlUtioli *infla ' ted • . noi.itolently, but in a mintier that may content tilith the Torki and the Greeks. Unhappily theiccomplishz ment of thii Wish is remote; tl)e rinter,_which has se,t .in, mity . cause delay ;, and the Greeks, if Alley arE• al l lowed to repose some plinths, will enjoy the benefits er .tlie delay, Will tame breath, and ai m' at allidsfsiblemieini fin another campaign. But, 6ii the otlftr band; their pecuniary means begin to dry up, and it is veil doubtpi ful Whether they will find in Philliellenisni a comics from which they can draw in a degree alequate to ilit4s wapts.—=-(The,Journalist heite.eriteis into a jaStificatipn of his own impartiality.)--oWespOlei in dut tad ritirabif of the linPirtialitY of the Greeks iii the isle of CAdiai and the advantages giihed by the. Tufks. News of a nature directly contrary has beeirctilated,. an airs: d•lubt not but in some parts ofrc.c Earol:e, papers contain . ; ing our news, and, perhapS letteri, gis'ingttm a forti - al contradictiob, may be received at,thi'iame ti;re; trtili will afford infbrmation which will sPrporrsiftfaii we ad: trance, though we will readily retrail, li; notavitlistaltdai ing.our caution aud,qperience,, weshould . finsl. that. we , en have been in sonic pointsled into error, or. ,have , decejved in our conjectures; for'it iSil:e . history, an rOi the'reincreal; of the Greek revolUtloa that ‘iie hate iii• dertaken to write. • • ''' • . .•' -- • . The canrying of AvAlkit,ig-stizic4. and daggers, , has been prohibited iu ,Copenhagen, liy authoriiy. Reeeitt adeoants'eroof BiyOnnt state; that it is itiOre seriously contemplated than ever intwedixtely to,com. mence the gt-eat:yroiky,thltit. wiR 4)44e -this place a (tat - tress of the 4za rank whacks, cer . tairi., is, rhar c . i the Guard; of the'AtltilleJy and Enirieets . sap aie.. .be to sedelvi . front &ff. AN vent an increase of pri . kei.Otttfri, mr the mules and hotsts of thtt:ttaiti belonging tif the - division ‘lldcb•temains•ou our frontiers %sal te4400. - byifbe Jo/era' corks. ~ ...~. ~ ~ '4. • .. . . , hit, ctai:ii;o r ;utiiittek . th t•rsdr Void. ienvi. A.. ' " TilE HER - MIT Atiltaita—By the celebrated Aulhor of " The Hermit in Loadon," and " Hermit in the •Country." "Tt ifermit Abroad shottld be itarl by every Englisionan re viously to his visiting the capital of Ftatise. tio•will derive more information ; and amusement limn it than friim itiniriO:ii fouri.. 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