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• 41 -a ` , .. • • ' . • • . ~. —NTS and NEW TEAK IFTS for 11111. • JAL PUROC/LTIONS. STRAND, respoetfuliy solicits the atten and Public to W List of Annual _ of the Plates. nineteen highly finished Engravings, &c. from Painting by-Sir T. Law. from Sir Walter Scott, Lords Jormanby: &c. Elegantly bound In %elm= silk, Sold at Its. - Souvuua contains 12 fine &Easley, by Rolls. acc. Edited by Alaric Watts. Elegantly bound+ at I*. Sold at lls. All 4 ()cream, dedicated is her Royal Highness Clarence, contains 15 fine Basra,lap, by J. Martin, Elegantly bound in fancy calf,. published at Ammer contains 14,fine Engravings, by Finden, Rolls, Paintings by Sir T. Lawrence, &c. Ste. Elegantly bound itb case, published at its. Sold at 11e. ANNIVERIMIT contains la splendid Engravings, by " ete. etc. from Paintings by Sir T. Lawrence, &c. Allan Cunningham. Elegantly bound, silk, published " at 19s. is Nov contains 1.4 Line Engraving, on &eel, Davenport, ate. trout Paintbyp by J. /dank% Ste. I by . F. SboberL Elegantly bound, with case, published 351. Stld st its. 7. The Ducal contains 11 fine Eogranlaga by Efiren,.Fox. from Paintings by Sir T. lAwrenor. &othard, Ste. Elegantly triune in crimson silk, publi.bed at 12s. (laid at lls. 6. Mosses WIZAT/1 contains 12 fine Engravings by Dada, fa. Ste. Elegantly bound, silk, published at 1: 41" 4 ;t ;Is. e. The Gut contains 16 fine Engravings, by Davenport, War► rtil, etc. from Paintings by J. klartin, &e. *Edited by T. Hood. Nsgautly bound, silk, published at 12% &Mat 11% JUVENILE ANNUALS. 1. 'wrists.; Ktirsase contains Eight beautiful Et.gravisp on Steel by C. Heath, &c. Edited by T. Bosco, Esq. Elegandy bflusJ, publided at Bs. Sold at 71. Jo/am& FOXOTT Ms Nor. and New Yeas's GEM 15 fine Engravings, by Rolls, &c. Edited by Mrs. S. C. Hall. Beautifully bound, published at 7s. Sold at ds. ed. . .14w ifitaa's Gus, or Juvenile Souvenir, contains Twelve highly-fiuished Engravings on Steel, by Edwards, Enclehart, &c. Edited by Mrs. Mark Watts. Elegantly half-bound, published Sold - randy, 1 South put of nortered es, and me, fur WHITEHALL, Dec. 20. The King has been pleaded to present the Rev. Alexander 21. Nab to the Church at the Moll of Oa, in the parish of Kildaiton, in the Presbytery of Kintyre and Shire of Argyll. The King has also been pleased to present the Rev. Akzander Campbell to the Church of Ponnabaven, in the parish of Kilchur nes, in the Presbytery of Kintyre and Shire of Argyll The King has also been pleased to present the Rev. Dolgald Campbell to the Church at lona or Icoloikill, in the parish of Snican, in the Presbytery of Mull and Shire of ArAyll. The King has also been pleased to present the Rev. William MacKenzie to the Church at Poolevre, in the parish of Gairloch, in the Presbytery of Lochearron and Shire of Ross. WAR-OFFICI, DECIIMBER 22, 1828. Royal Waggon Traln—Captain Francis Rood Head, from the 98th Foot, to be Major, by purchase. vice D'Arky, who retires. 4th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Charles Cameron, from the Fr - Collins, w►o exchanges. , Birmingham, ashibasa. Jan. 23 maltatOrs, at eleven„ HUI, lied Linn -street, potatoe merchant, at cleave. at the Court Commissioner. Jan. 20, R. It. Jones, Wekispool, Montgomery sbire,Uroggist, at twelve, at the Court of Comsitissioners. Jan. 13, T. Hampton and L Hooper, Randier, Radnorshire, bankers, at eleven, at the Bear's Head Inn, Newtown,Montgonaarysbire. Jan. -111. g. White, Birmingham, groeer,,at eleven, at the Court of Corn , twholoners. Jun. 13.0. Steveuson, John -street, Tottenham-court• treett, coaehmaker, at eleven. at the Court of Commi.sioners.— Jam 16. W. Clark, Kinguon.upon-Hull, seedsman, at three, at the King4ton Hotel, Kingston-upon-Hull. Jan. 13.- B. 0. Corbett. Vricluy street, Ilnendraper, at eleven, at the Court of Combas. stoners. Jan. 27, H. L. Bennett, Liverpool, tobacconist, at twelve, at the office of Messrs. Lace, Miller, and Lace, Liverpool. Jan. IS, J. Parkinson. Loath, Liecolashire, grocer, at twelve, at the She , Stone Tavern, Louth. Jan. 14, J. Nadia, Manchester, ealenderer, at one, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Jan. 16, S. H. Leagh and S. H. Loath, inn. Old-street, watchmakers, at one, at the Court of Commissioners. Jan. 13, J. Phillips, Exeter, innkeeper, eines, at the Royal Clarence Hotel, Enter. CERTIFICATES, Jas. 13. A. Patey, Plymouth, builder. E. R. Jones. Welchpool. Mont gomeryshire, druggist. J. Sektoren, Shobnall, Burton-upun.Trrnt. a manufacturer. E. Mineber, Birmingham, patted-rye-maker. Rurke, Liverpool, merchant. J. R. Ward, Bermondsoy.sueet, chemist. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Deochar and Co. Edinburgh. It. Frisby and Co. Mark. 15.., whm merchants. W. Harwood and J. B. Harwood, Bristol, wholesale grocers. C. Terser and R. It. Priest, Norwich, coach manufacturers. C. Burgess and J. Wright, liadderannoar. aloucesterthire farmers. J. Wollaston and T. Le Breton Great Castle... Mat, Oi i ford.market, distillers. D. Ciite.llll4 H. Itedfefn, ''‘lniagtass, in-makers. their retreat from the right. bank of.the.Damsbi, , the headquarters are in this city. . Generals Count Witte genstein and Count Diebitsch, the chief of staff, ate still here. However, the former is going in a few days to his coat!, in Russia, and the latter intends to go to &Yews. burgh, in «rich cave Gen. Kesseleff A ould take the cook mind in chief. S nail divisions of Cavalry, with trod without hcese., arrive here daily. Tne roads in tl countries near the Danube are in the most miserable ' condition, in consequence of t'se uninterrupted rains, snow, and host: li is nor possible to ascertAn correctly the number of the Russian troops that have not bees able to follow the army , but hay? been obliged to re. main on the right bank in Bulgaria. Varna is crowded with s'ck and wounded, whom it was ,necessary to leave there. General Roth, Iho has a garrison of 6.000 men, rein do every thing possible to defend the place. The regiments of the guards have long since repassed•the bridge of I•saktchi", the only one which the Ru•sians retain upon_ the Danube, t r proce:d ta their winter quarters. • The accounts from Wa:lachia are deplorable: The sefortunatelaahitiatits are suffering Or kinds of dia. tress and privations. ' theses prevail—t' . e plague wry appears—and they have in view only new inswing from the . Turks.—Angsburg Gazette. /ROM THZ GAZETTE R. TRANCE, D11G ! , 22• PARIS, Dsc 111. The Doke de St. Aignan, Beer of France, died yes lerday at Pills. • • • • It is positively averted that . one of the notaries of Paris has xrisconded. It is added, that he ltaveS considerable deficit, which is said to ant,u it to. several M. Beranger has suffered the ten days to expire lathier out appealing from the sentence condemning him to nine months' imprisonment and a fine of 10 000 francs. Al. Alexander Baudouin, the bookseller. condemned by the' same sentence to six months' imprisonment and a fine of 500 francs, entered his appeal this morning. Tne Government of the Netherlands Isal ordered 14 Insawdiste construction of a larger steam vessel titan boas hitherto swam the ocean. It is to be 230 feet in hark to have Owe* decks, four masts, and a bowsprit, anti steam engine power equal to 300 horses, sad is to cost IMAM lbstch florins. This elms- __ _ _ • mous teasel is to draw but sixteen • fret water when laden, sad ten - - . ... feet unladen. The object of the Government is to Ist-Mate the intercourse between 'Holland and the Dutch East Indies, and It is calculated that about forty days will be sufficient for the voyage, which may be effected with the consumption of about 2,400.000 resod, of mineral coaL A .etter Imes Gibraltar, r f the 10 h instant, says that the fiver still lingers about the prtison, but cot' rs into no retail. The accounts front Tatver state that the English C..nsul is detained a prisoner. The Governor • mild not let him proceed withoin a passport from the Empelot • f Nlow.c.co. A curious circumstance occurred lately at the t' litre at Toulon. The actors, having concluded the tragedy (.f Regulus, were about to commerce the play of Tar tife,-but the conclusion cf the tragedy being rather ahrtyt, the audience could not conceive that it was completely over, end insisted upon its being continued. It was not until the Manager had fully explained to them, in a speech which lasted twenty minutes, that the ' whole cf the tragedy had been acted, th t they would allow the performance of Tartuji to begin. Among the objects destroyed by the fire at 'the builJing of the Menus Psaisirs du, Itui were the three splendid chairs of state used at the Coronation, the ea• nopy placed at Notre Dame when the Ma:so' the Holy Ghost is celebrated rrevion.ly to the opening of. the Chambers, and the tent called . a tentedes Ansb,ssadeirs. The extent of the damage being now more exactly ascertened, the loss is said to be lull 50.000 Italics.— Galignani's Messenger. , The following curious circumstance occurred at Paris —Yesterday se nnight a man of about fifty years of age was seen seated near one of the gates of the Tuileries, with a large placard upon his breet, bearing the words " Julien Langlade, ex-gendarme. ° and on his back ano ther, with the words 6, I am refused payn.ent of the three months' pension due to me." On being spoken to by a Commissary of Police, he said that he had earned his pension of retreat, which was refused him, and that, being in a state of starvation, he hoped they would send him to prison, where he at least would be sue of having bread to eat. He was however sent about his business, with a caution to be more circumspect in future. TINE TUB CoSIFORTER.—II is, indeed, very tree that, fur certain ills that befall men, time is the only cure; but it is nor, therefore, the less absurd to address to men, in such peseta calamity, the comfort of that consideration. Walking the other day in the "streets, we saw a little fellow fall on his face on the pavement, upon which he roared out most lustily. Running to pick him up, we wisely applied ourselves to cheer him with the comfortable consideration that be would be lir 11 to-mot " Poh, poh, my little man, don't cry, you'll not mind it a pin to-morrow." Upon which the young sufferer, surely unconscious of the sense and it of his reply, said, with the tear in his eye, and the cry of pain hardly for the moment repressed—N Then I won't cry to-morrow." A discourse of an hour long coed not better elucidate the subject.—Liverpool Sider dny's Advertiser. ,aslLAft, Port, Lon • '''' " • " nr " —mr • "" " NUMBER 13,048.] ati CHRISTMAS PRGESENIFTS I fi ELEGANT ANNUAI • sr. H. SMITH, 192, &Rama t wo of the Nobility, Gentry, and publications, at the following Red D. The best impressions of tt 1. The Kumasi contains ninel i net by C. B e ath, Finden, Rolls, &c. anui ra ce, &c. acol Contributions F , Gower, Normanbi: & e . El rubli4bed at 21 s. Sold at 19s. 2. LITERARY Inept Sonoma contain, Ir. at co dy,ar, 3tc. &c. Edited by Al , a taut silk. publiArd at 12s. Sold at 11 3 Fitionstitr's Orrnanni, ded ; ao d Dof Clarence, contains 15 . 7„0,0,.&c. Elegantly bound $Oll at cis. Lido 4. The Ammer contains 14,fint &c. from Paintings by Sir T. Las i ll elk. th case, pubtiiied at 12 5. Th e ANNIVERSARY contains 1 den, Goodall. etc. &c. from Paint Edited by Allan Cunningham. 7 at 2is. Sold at 19a. 111 and 6. Foam,: fill Nov amain. Davenport, Sm. from I Edited by F. Shoberk Elegantlj Hortono. S, i d st ils. 7. The Bum; contains 11 fine on the front Paintings by Sir T. Law ti.und in crimson silk, publl.bed Moo. 6. WINSII . II WREATH COVIIIIiii Dada, icc. Sta. inegoody boo Howe; ;t lls. t. The Gus contains 16 fine rev, Zee. from Paintings by J. 1 Neputly bound, silk, published 'rough JUVENILE East I. 'mums Bursas* cow* • • ;7sta; Sold ar 7s. • 89th Foot. to be lieutenant, vice Collins, who eichanges. Colo :fled io 4. Cause - AA' Box. contains upwards of Eighty floe Engravings iv _ 6th Ditto—Second Lieutenant Jon Ottey. from the Ceylon Ile. at de : neces. as Wood , by W. H . erla4l9 Edited by T. Craften Croker , ""'''r snout, to be Ensign. vice Johnson. superseded. ) 1 r 'no Neatly bound. published at 6s. Sold at ss. 6d. 36th Ditto—Ensign Walpole G. Byre to beLleutenant, by purchase. A. Ladies' Annual Pocket Books, in case, gilt edges. I. 10d. each. - i sin le vice Tbompsoo. who retires; Henry Kepple, Gent. to be En- gone Pueoci Pours it troslauST i - , Rion; and •tions, in tn. sign , by yo — purchase, vice Eyr e. bine le grd'll rove caves. ds. Cd.racis. . 47th Ditto—Ensign William Alcoa, from the 24th Foot, to be E. 11 .ale five Peocuca's 'shot tae. in morocco wee, .5s 6d. end Lieutenant, by purchase. vice Wily, who retires. then of that Gokinelitill Allanslegn. is Ina, 51. sd. lilac& 55th Ditto—Lieutenant Robert Cochrane, from half pay 4th Foot, llamisLarli. 10ALawnen, Ponds, and Miasmass COSULUCIAL to be Lieutenant, vice Philip Richardson Peck , who ettebeDies. e• money. burns, ss. 6d. each. . i . ifue . e Totem", Regal me y uipurig calendars. c ourt Guides 56 v tt e Di ci ttozEnsi wh ig o n ie R ti: og eo. er Keating to be Lientrioant, by purchase, len s n home whol of pay- Maria. Rriselideosscers. ilmssellemble 1 / 00410 . el l aa t i t a ,,, i , n 57th Ditto—ideutennt Archibald Robertson to be Captain, by lace s agent Pale ' Ilavie.l4 Ride r . * G aldals°l4l Ilail 894 Mir r ''.....- ..".. purchase. vice Macdoegali, who rail's ;• Ensign Witham Wel- Mot the corn laiPtiw 14 Alzians" bore Harlington Hellion to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Cast It three WRITING PAPER AND STATIONERY. Robertson; William ?'ranter, Gent. to be resign, by pont:ate, Bin :owned; W. H. S. respectfully solicits &esteem*: of the Nobilite. Den- vice Benin. try, sad Public to the following Use of Writing Papers, of t he 63d Vito --Lieurenent Robert Cart, from half pay 84th Foot, to nd. and moo " superior pdaturyagiunr, a t urs7 'w oo d ni t " be ‘Liarternsaster, vice James Dukes, who retires upon half pay : 64th Foot ; Asslatant•Surgeon Tony Daly. from haft pay 2d Foot, ong sus- per Ream p er Ream' to be Auistaint-Surgeon, vice Breslin, appointed to the 29th .1 of Teti- Superfine thick Bath, Very superior copy stO IS 0 ti .,,, Drasouut. the put 11. P. very best ,CO 17 6 Superfine do. •0;5 6 ---:.*" oven Mini--Lieutenant Robert Grant to be Captain. by purchase, sell , g t u g,. Do. laid do 017 6 • Do. foolscap 019 0 eke Cockerill, who retires; Ensign Charles Woodcock James to its I D. Bath, H . P .gilt 1 0 0 Do. do. • 1' 1 0 returne be Lleownent, by purchase, vice Grant ; Charles Christopher ar k De. ladd sift 1 0 0 Do. thick do. 1 4 0 Davie, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice James. Superfine Bub, ILE 0 13 6 Do. very bast do. 1 6 0 it of dl- Di. H. P. gik 017 6 Very best lined brief attd Ditto—Captain. William Slater, from the half pay, to be Cap- 01 : taim vice Hugh &afford Donnellan, who exchanges. my fi , Dei laid pint OIS 6 (Whams' a) 19 0 84th Ditto—Charles alwartrwy. Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, cos. ameelleao.thedi pest 9 is S eoPerelekeela Farr 9 9 9 Mee Ingram. who retiree. r • goal ' De. •- ' :, •• so 40. , Ik . eh elm ••• •-—.O 11 0 ~..... ~ . C ol li ns, „ tioi had bee. vi se Ruts - 09 0 SupeethielloWelffen.„ 04 6 moo smtto-booeureoant Th omas u f rom the 4 th Foot, to be E a ... • „ Lieutenant. vice Cameron, who exchanges. ily awsit Chiside pole. boot qua. . 0 3 : 0 - 99th Ditto,-.Captain John ould, from the half pay. to be Captain, ma nearly re bilf-ze.e. , .....,,,„.„, _ 09 6 . De• Superilme 4 7 link sigk e ks ' vice Head, promoted in the Royal Waggon Train. , Stu Onside 50011CIV, ON cr tos o Do Inglialls. . 3 . •" 1- 4 0 0 0 Ceylon Regiment—Robert Lisle, Gem. to be Second Lieutenant, Ito has ' ' Superfine was pest 16 0 Superfine large disk by purchase, vice Ottey, appointed to the 6th Finis. paro U s . s o t 1 8 0 post 12 0 be. tids Royal Malta Feasib l e Regiment—Captain Paolo tail, from the after t - Da nee 014 0 Do. thin dm Cl 9 0 Retired List, to be Captain, with temporary rank, vice Bosello. liei is, he Wi De• mac Slit 016 0 Cambridge scribbling deceased. one undo timed Paper 0 17 6 IffiCetS . isterb ue 1 8 0 *White brown (small Pose eaSA LielnOill. Pa Captain Robert Kelly. of the 60 th Net t to be Feet-Major at r i g at (jilt Du, gm note, gilt 017 0 band ) 0 4 6 Dartmouth, vice Debbing. deceased. next Do. small do. gilt 0/I 0 Th ick do. 0 6 9MI ion on t - Wed' ClialeYe Pao& Very fined°. 0 76 11/1/ITTACa2I6 sire 017 6 Fine blue decoy Is. 0 1 7 0 lieutenant Richard Sugden, from the 13th Light Dragoons, to be . . 00 .. -,„ per . - Lame s e tissue paper, Blotting , tt i oe , 1 ,,. per quire ro 0 1 7 6 Captain of Infantry, by purchase. s i n rt r the Par is. 4.1. pee quire 11 0 Very best blotting, Commissions by the Lard Lieutenant Odle County of Forfar. S a t e least ap Strong brown paper for . I, seaper p a re 16 0 John Kinkieb, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. Ti either ha. ps:cele, sod. per quire OIS 6 mos strong cartridge. Forfar and Kinsardinmhins Militia —Robert Rolland, Esq. to be w. Do. imperial do. la. Sid. is. 6d. per quire 17 0 CaPtdia! i coneess ID per quire 1 7 6 Superfine imperial do. ' BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. 117, but 0 Du. wry fine thick do. its. 6.1. per quire il 6 0 William Norton, Clayton West, High Hayloft& Yorkshire, fancy tit MOWbra is. 9d. per quire 112 0 , • waistcoat ntannfectunr, from January 6to 30, at eleven. at the 51 wehendin; WRITING, TRAVELLING, AND DRICSiING CASES. •Cav rt la Calraaessa y s e es of Bankrupts, So'iollben•stfeet• g' 150 mile' Won Sotille, good Deena; Case. with , William Saks, Crawderd-rereat, Peary la.boone, linendraper, from o Janary 2 to 9,.5t eked:, .at the Court of Commissioners of pigny, W • • lack • effe 17 61 Brushes. ineutemena Bankrupts, Basinghanatreet. st t h igt h e ha, 1t..i0. patent lock 3 2 0 warranted Li 15 ° William Shipley, Bagshot. Surrey. coachniaker, from December 26, A tat -he ha. 144 °•Svol lock 019 0 - LAOS Rinks Panda to Jitney IS, at eleven, at th e Court of Commissioners of Bank- p 1 The offic . le do. elegantly mbar Drosalog.hasaeloasota ~ rept.. Basisshalt.sucet. • ol sell Soufitt 1 2 0 warranted 110 ' v John William. fdaryponntreet, Bristol. vioollendraper. from Dec net, which it-do. do. patent leek 1.41 0 Long Loads Pooch . 30 to January 9, at eleven. at the Court of Com a of ias ahead I ** Insproved Desk Dratabm,ionossents Bankrupts, Badiglndf.street. II Dwelling Case t 0 0 waerantod 11$ 0 L li.de.do. 14 0 Long Bus Fonda Deem- . DANkRUPTCY fi:UPERSEDED. 14.10. do. , 16 0 log Case . logrolling' Joseph Cork, New Bond-street, silk meicet. 0 me, Rector • 14-do. do. elegantly ens- Warrantee! - 22 0 BANKRUPTS. 0, •of the late ' ban I IP • Menelog Come,4tmelemp. .. . Richard Hanle, Minthg-ine. grocer, , to surrender, December 30, d ,ame county lilim do patent lock 1 1i 0 with eleldaffl i are , n e ,'•.„'' Janney Is. and beinuary 5, at ten; at the Court of Commis- ii ~ youngest ' lids. lawmen Donis 11"v/bear' do, . . -' 6 : Wooers of Bankrupt/ 4 Bastogbaltatreet. Attornies, Messrs. 0 to Anne. t• - Timing Case 1 14 0 Do. bile deny w plat eared Co. Ss Swithin's-lane. gum. 14-on. do. patent lock 118 0 Meeting Case, with • James Carrell, nightwear, Berkshire, innkeeper, January 2. at a woe, N. A. • 144.4.. t ergor d Dm , Lock and Key 0 8 0 0 two, 3 ' at ten, ad February 5, at eleven, at the Lamb Inn, a 'etta, youngeo linWritilig anal/fess- Do. fathom. dm 01 0 Waillesgfeed, Berkshire. Attornies, Mr. T. White, L nolo's tl a Librarian Is Case 9 2 0 Inapot lenthosted Mott- Imo OM square ;or Mr. I. A. Hedges, Wallingford. r ine-da R e al R uss i a hog Caen - 0 •5 0 Thane Ceseller,Woreester, vie :other, January 11, 9, and February __,..---_----.....-; Oak Trawling Cam, Do. with Lock and Key 08 6 s, at twelve, at the Golden Lion Inn, Worcester. Attorney. 'S, Dec. 2 2 . TIMM lock 116 0 Moak and vrawin ~, Mr. T. While, Old-open Lincoln's - Inn. r 13.1 to 54 04 1 it-da. de. $$ 0 . Ponfollos ° 3 " Robert Prior. Hilllbigdose, c hair maker, December 50, January 6, r ad to 51 a I 440. d o . s 1 0 maremes Patent Ever- and F 3, et eleven, at the Coen-of Commissioners of ii ..--.---- 14-Ms Real Rain Deer peened Penns, from 6 Den &area. Attonies. Messrs. Poole and Co. WAY. * twang Case, pa- (mad) ,_ . 0 ! Gesn's re- err Messrs. Riches and Co. Uabridp. , rest l ot h lam. 3 0 0 De•raeana Leads for ''''' 3 Thomas VIIIIIINDS, re; Bridge, t *owlet, Yorkshire, inn. 4 go 41 es 0 1 li.do do. Double Writ. Mord/A Paten keeper, Jenny 7, n one , 8, and February 3 , at eleven, at the J to 51 05 ' ' In a 1M radii% Co Pot Midas .os S F7 r 0 3 0 .. Bleak Ban Irk Scones), Yetkskire. Anon:les Mr. J.William- y to 11 14s ' Pon leek aS e ram per es. per 1 46 03 v sea, Ovay's ;es Mr. H. B.Cilaister, liedale,Yorkshire. 1 _____,....,„.... Strung Outside Conn 9 8 p Paton etrew•top Ink- Jame Illawansms, • • Chile, Northamptonshire, grncer,Jaueary 1 S'lmill . Pew! Wenn wands - 05 0 7,thein. 11, and Feberary 3, st eleven, at the Crown Ins, &am 174 Cat, instrements. was- Awes rientahrloP Seven Seri Amen*, Minors. 'Mediate and Cm Essex-street; or ranted tO id OIS 0 Loon. one for each A , g a . Mr. ZIA imam* Stamford. . ,17 yid Real Russia Upright day in the nisi "" ' Charles Xing, ion. Hateeirorth, Saffelk, carpenter, Jemmy 7, at 1 20:1 Malmo • ' sins, 8, as slow, se the Mon Tutu Inn, Hatesworth. and soa Vary best Superfine Sealing • Cyphering Boots, Dom sg, 14. Febeney s, es twelve, at the King's Head lon, &nig Suffolk. . 30d Was, 4s. 44. Per le• to ls. 9d. each. Ananias, Mears. White and Co. Hainwoeth ; or Messrs. W bite i 24d Back Lead Pencils, from Ild. to School Slate% Ile. per doer& and Co. Opine le. Has's, Dishopsgate. 1 93d . k per donee. ' Best Dosch Sim Peaces. Is. Geary Webb mod kb. Stewart, Threadamdle-street, merchants. ir 90d Naeorandum and Account per hitembod. Demolisher 118, &nary set, and February 3, at eleven, at the o 2nd . Lois, from ls. N. to lye. per Pinions. 10s. to UK per 1100. Come( Cesisheior.ere ei Bauhriens, lintingliallatreet. Accor- ds/els. Sopa/fin Mogul Pleytas Cada, nit* Muses. Speer awl Co. Wean ford -court, Pat °smart amount. C. trim , ONce Penh It. ed. per Ms. predation. George Warne, Cletus, Oluocesseashire, betel keer :l3 .l 3 ansary 6, . 781 ' heotheo. Do. Harry's, SU. per dozen. 7. and Feb/ nal 3, at on, at the Commercial h Bristol. ..• •• . •-• 14. ' Sui.erior do. 51. 6d. do. Ladies' Alitoishantly bound, Anomie*, Mums. Poen NAG. Gray's lon-square; or Messrs. 2 0, --. rine 11 "licaP Copy ankh from 4m OA * Csealth amid Moo, BONA ... ... 0 se rultd,3 s ..4. per 4 ,,,.. Do. 4 , c , e a b le w h. me ...... mum s Smith a nt noon Hen, Wood-street, Cheapside, ware- .. ... Pane Post do. ss. 6d. do. gib, Ins .: •. ' ...• Ilionsemeo. Janney 2. at tun, 9, at anew, and February 3, at 00 Casks- Scrap Beaksasobils. 6d. each. tan, as the Coups of Comndasioases of -Bankrupts, Basinghall- storst. A l oraney, Me. W. G. Bakes, Austintriars. , • - Minns. Scrap, and Mamma* Bookmbeental than POWs& La m m t a d ' . Gub o o o s, gjoaoheater, merchant. Janney 6.7, Pt* Draw' dre Drawing Paper and Pencils , lad" 11v6ber it i nk and l " row - - Wad kehrttory . Soo two, at die Star Imo , Manchester. Astor. Is ed to 361 ' •1 Address and Imitation' Cards, Pewter and ease Ithatands a i ms , m g. w o w , n amm h ogir , $, sd to re : Pros, warranted cut with a Knife. front Ste. per %modify& Pea- Stfoelmwialh, T biga et Mews. Hurd and Co. King's ------- ftra. hissers, awl Kamm of the very beat qualky. 1 99 0 Wowlr thesodnpee, January 6, 15, and February „,E. Mairdtsate need Baubsre Ledgers sod Jaerstads Mid sod based .AL go owns, a- of Cam ed Commisensers ef Sawkrapras D moistly - to nay P . t f 11. Biliftelateitsfat. 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" Such is a summary of the military operations of nag Engraved in Line by Mr. WILLIAM FINDS". Thomas Brooke, Bradley, Yorkshire, farmer, J a nuary 9, at six, the Russians in Bulgaria to the risiddle of November. TT is respectfully announced, that the above splendid and February 3, at eleven, at the pikes of Messrs . Whitehead Wh at h ave t h e Turks done since the retreat of the Ras. Print, from the whole-length Portrait of his Majesty, KING and Co. Huddersfield. Attornies, Messrs. Clarke and Co. Lin- Sian army began upon these poi•sts? The new Grand _lag% GEORGE the FOURTH, is now completed; and that a fi nished solo's Inn-fielde; or Messrs. Whitehead and Co. Hudders fi eld. 4e_ . ,w - Proof having been submitted to t h e Ki ng ' s i nspect i on b y si r Michael blorrah, Worthing, Suseez,lodging-house-keeper,Jaaaary. Vizier has marched from Pravedi on Vane. part v, at two, 7, and February 5, at ten, at the Steyne Hurel,Worth• ,Af his army has received orders to advance directly opon 0 _,^ 4 2 Thomas Lawrence, the publication of it has received his Majesty ' s 'at gracious sanction. From the great care requisite in the Printing, lag. Attornies, Mr. -Tribe, Worthing; or Mesas. H and Rudschuck, where it will be able to effect a junction which will not admit of the least fanny. a few weeks must elapse - Co. Raymond's-buildings, Gray's Inn. with the force under the Pact's' of Widdin. Huss -in hal 4 , before the Prints can be ready for delivery; but Subscribers are Monta g u e Br o ok e , Br a dle y , Yorkshire, fanc y manufacturer, Jan 211. "" assured, that no unnecessary delay whatever shall place, and take That the Proofs will be previously delivered in their respective Whitehead and Co. Huddersfield. Attornies, Messrs. Clarke times harrassed is the retreat the rear columns of Witt.. 8 t h e order, as , soon as they can be printed, and Co. Chancer y -lane ; or Messrs. Whitehead and Cc. Hu& genstein. P ushly, naltiag with the garrison of .filistria t 'n'N The size of the Plate is eighteen inches broad by twenty.seveni • dmitil• which is estimated at 28,0(X) men. he may throw an iro- ns- high. Price of Prints, £3 ss.—Proofs , ow French Paper, ACS Ss. !hoer: Hammond, Rye, Su ff olk, victualler. 1 ..anuary.l3, at six, 24 , —on India Paper. A 7s.—before the letters, £4O los. and February 3, at eleven, at the White Lioa lon. Eye. Attor. posing force twin the coast, anJ thus interrupt all toms ;Aides. Messes. Slade and Co. John -street, Bedford row; or ntunicAtion between folk In consequence of the great excellence of this Engraving, a Varna and the Principalities, where "au well In correct likeness as in power of execution, it is expected Messrs. R. and J. Marriott, Stowmarket. the Russian army up' ears to be obliged os pass the win. that Proofs and 'good Impreadons will become . car immediately Fox and Thomas Richardson Trappe, Church teem Cie. 1 '," 1- on its publication. The Publishers, therefore, request that those n tent's-lane, Lombard-wren, d rysa l tera, December 26, Janaiary ter for its re•organization. Already even Moldavia and ‘e• of the Nobility and Gentry desirous of possessing this Portrait of 9, at twelve, and February 3, at eleven, at the Court of Com. Wallachia, exhausted Of . tesources, appear scwcelx suf. ntissioners of BankrUpto ilaslnghall street. Ationties, - Messrs. ficient t, supply the wants of the Ru , sians ; and they tbeir Sovereign, will be so kind as to make immediate application, Stevens and Co. Sc. T homas Apostle: in order to ensure early impressions.talk of leaving there only a corps if troops sufficient to London: Published by the Proprietors, Moon, Boys, sad DI V [DEN DS. ar guarantee these countties from Turkish invasion; for . Graves, Printschers to sh* King, 8, PaU Mall. Jan. 13 , J. Gordon. Spring - gardens. army agent , at ten , at the - w the winter, in its on, will cool little the ardour and red at " surgeon, at tireive, at the Court of Commissioners. Jan. as, W . zeal of the Ottomans. PROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Dec 23. Gray. Birmingham, nail factor, at three, at th e H*7lll Hutch, 4 /''' WAWA EKE MISSAGSR. DES CiA11111116.6 - • ;soarnsleabam. Jan. 23 T. Fester sad & Foster, Yalding, Kent. , !tuts , D2c. so. . WHITEHALL, Dee. 20. mell4lona ttlevott , at the Court of Commissioners. Jan. In, T. JAN, Nov 28.—Since the Russianv have 'effeeted Hill, Red Linn -street, patinae merchant, at eleven, at the Court of " e..la The KW has been plowed to present the Rev. Alexander M'Nab 1... or, R._ ft I n nos m i „,,.„,„,„• their retreat (ruin the right. bank of.the Danube, the FRENCH PAPERS. The remarks of the Journal des Debats are often de serving of attention; and we quote with pleasure, from leading article of Sunday, the following ;ery O d ic, and, as it appears, cotrect sketch of the pa eseat position • the rostrle forces in Tut key : ig All . Bulgaria had bees invaded by the army of the is.toe, under Cieneral Witrgemtern, and by the expedi tionarrarmy of Varna,' at Sr:: Under the orders of the nraperor N cholas, and subsequently under the cum. :nand of General Worontoff. Toe division If General Sheroatoff besieged S.lis•;t4; the c rps of General Roth. posted in echelons between that place and the bead-quarters of General Wittgenstein, prs.tected the siege ; lastly; General Geismar htld in check, or was ordered to check on the- left balk of the Danube, the Pacha of Widdin, whose frequent excursions to the ;ight bank had, since the opening of the campaign, more than once ravaged Little Wallachia. "Of this invasion what now remains? The posses sion of Varna without walls, with a garrison of from 5,0 0 to 6,000 Russians, and surrounded by 50,0t)0 Turks. Varna capitulated os.the 11th of Ozsober, and /as delivered up on the 15th. The rainy weather cum ',rioted in the beginning of November. On the Sth ssf that month the inundations were succeeded by ten de grees of cold, and at that period the general retreat be ''n. How can a garrison of 6,000 men, harassed by daring sad active enemy, have repaired, in circum stas,ces.so unfatourable, the dismantled fortifications cf place which, on the presumed day of the last assault, preienteci nothing nut houses for shelter to the remains of the intrepid companions of Jussuff Pacha? 4 / The army of General Wittgenbtern was the first that executed a retrograde movement towards the Danube. Marching through a desolated country, with out the means of transport, without baggage, anJ with out provisions, this corps, which had so bravely fought during three months at the foot of the impregnable 0. , sition of &hernia, proceeded to Wallachia, not with out keels% on the passage mcurnful traces of i s stay and its retreat. The Docube was repassed at Husova, and the head-quarters already removed to Jassy, wink the columns of the rear-guard bad n..rt yet reached the right bank of the river. It was inn the midst of these circumstances that a rapid fa lin the temperature, to a degree rarely expe rienced in these countries, interrupted all at once the waits of the siege of Stlistria, the possession of which wAs, so late as a month ago, of so great importance to establish And assure a line of operations, having Bazar jilt tor. its centre, and supported on its right by SiUMW, and ..n its lett by Varna. The numerous garrison of the former place has likewise contributed in part tit hasten the raising of a siege which the ioclemencies of An early winter were rendering every day more difficult. It is even now demonstrated' that the match of the Pacha of Wtddin was not foreign tl these nperations In short, whatever opinion may be formed upon tile tine cause of this event, it is no less necessary to ac knowledge that the siege has been raised after immense losses in men, in horses, and in materiel. The troops which f firmed the blockade, and- those which protected it, have r: passed the Danube. Thus we observe Bul garia freed on this point, as well as before Schumla, sod along the coast of the Black Sea, with the excep 7 tion of Varna. r 41 General Geismar, by a bold coup de main, it is true, has obtained possession of Kalatat ; but the retreat of the Pacha of Widdin, who did not employ in its de tente forces incontestably superior to those of his anta gonist, at first created a belief that his movement upon Sdistria might be a stratagem, and in fact this place being delivered, the situation of Gen. Geism,r gives just cause for anxiety. From Ittidschock and Silistria in. cannons are easy into Wallachia, and the least Tut kid' force beyond the river confines, in the position of Kale- ~..—~. '. Jh ~c