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A..: • I. • :LLIGENCE. ..-• —Dublin I--Waterford r W Arrived from Londe% the Mix 1 . Simon, for Jimmies; Ceerop s H tikoo, Usywood, fur dm ia. riible. Fn. IS. Win4N.l4.W. ann. Whin, from Pernambuco. N. W.—Sailed the Frolic packet, W Ind N.W. he Amity,Vinglum, from bids i BL, r - An b a m ; Nimrod, Allyn. and Ceres, Davis, from Sayan. 101ive. Coggin. President, In. aziest= ; Jackets, Cooper, from Andersoo, from Santa Matta; na►e. 301/411AL., 111t1 11. ;inlay with sixty men from the rerepite, Kent, Ariadne,Roniet, Vigilant. Pigeon, Meteor nog try Eyre+ to the Comet, vies nn account of ill health ; Su phur, vies Streit, appointed ht. Assistant Adjorant General, (this division of Royal Marines e Duke of Cuituentakes 'used by an intimation of lien the KING'S Speech arliament, and that hos ron of the Orange Inst.. Protestant party, is anxious the discussion of Cdtholic .Morning Pod. vacate i his seat in Parlin. rough has been issued, and at the Guildhall, this day, fleeted. Sir George arrived unpany with near. Admiral toboiss hi s flag in the War. America. The bells of the Sr G urge Cockburn's at. the Bteakwater yesterday dm.ral Baker, and Captain ised himself highly pleased k.— Plymouth Journal. s held at St. Barth-lomp-w's In Jordon. aged 48, a poor !ye, and w ho, on Saturday run over at Finerlry by toe . A verdict of Accilenial 14nd one bl illinr. !ding the Catholic +ignauir.•+ during the pest names of all the tespeetabie tatting iitninan tstiicalße.to Opetnmein of tliis cosine!. r at the Town Hall, sECio'e. les:" it his been forw4drsl Member for the cotintfja same to the House ot.Ciiin- roung man nimed Thomas ie employ of Nlr. Chit;Mail, 'as crossing Pi inting-houee 'cently dre s sed men ruihed into Playhouse yard, and one ister on Jenkinefface, which lose, mouth, and chin; they i. The pl4ster wai removed ban forcing the'skin from the housebreakers attempted to blishmerit„ conducted by the at the robbers 'meted them ' evergteens, on the limn, on afterwards set enched off the to secure themselves a safe ipted to force open the door upwards of 150 holes with sn disbutbed by the barking n Horsily list attacked by rnw, and was with difficulty e left Edinburgh gaol about been wandering abet the tried ineffectually to obtain mob shouted out. 6. Hare's her similar expressions. It children by her first bus menced With her connection as also had three chrldren. It cities will enable her to pm. Eton to the 15th ult. give an the merchants. By this we of Ways and Means had de• IroviZle for tefundini; to the uties levied by the late Tariff, no.. to its passage. By this ,sure, many cargoes, which, On had fallen under the ad 'plow) upon that footing to RTH. s-past s Mrs. I. L Winstanky, at L 111131). It. &moons, of the 76th Reg ;liter of the !ate 5.3. Taylor, Sat sate; Lieut. Colonel Wyatt. Hist of the fat* Cruse Lloyd, Esq. I HD. Abe Hon. Jane Eateourt, Mice of • Lieut.-Colonel Henry Docks:op% try, as, Mary Alleles, second diugisser dent sots of Sir James Baird, Haal• 'RICE OF BRITISH CORN. ars 11174111TATION), made up from the Returns of tits s and Towns in Ragland and Wales t 11 Weekly Averap.' 113 s. 3d. I Beans 116 s. '4ls. od. Peu 365. lid. Weeks which governs Duty. 235. 11d. I Beans 311 s. 11d. 4316 SJ. Pe & 375. lid. 3F SUGAR. It or Moscovitoo SIMMS, competed Week ending the lads day a Fah Lubec dike Duties of Cistonts ortation theteof into Great Britain. LANE% •• Sold: .• Ps kee. Gil t• 3.51 pi il * l 4 311 Od to Us oNi ItIDGIC TO h1014110V4 • • , _ll ("Mutes 8,1,11 2 .11.411hutes after Sows ' the bi Mayne, PrePiretart Pickett-place, Temple nib 'Mini* 13,1 ..) -._ , • • THE COLOSSEUM. nrHE Public is respectfully iiiarmed, that tha CO . ' LOSSEUM b nob/ open foe inipection, for a short period, prettevirto the ebdie conviction of the design. The warts coo sibt of the Palmas at London—a Saloon for tbe reeeptilla of 4 Works of Art and Literaturean catenate. tango of Omens.; tad's—mine ides of the Cascades and Rock Wort, viewed from the tottage--and a mite of Rooms for Annual Subscribers, cons. ttisliag Litiruies, Reading Rooms, Refeetoriei, arc. Tickets at Five Shillings each, which vriU be an immediate pas Into the Building, dm. may be had at the North Lodge, from Tea Oil dusk. • THE SUBVERSION OF NEFARIOUS AND DEMORALIZING SYSTEMS. irlolcnnse q uence of the intense excitation esihed fh roue oat England among thole Merchant, blabufacturenr, abd . Tradesmen who disprove of, and oppose with scurriihy and misre presentations, the beneficial system of trade which Messrs. Wagner and Chapman have felt a pride in adoptint.hoping thereby, lb a 'teat measure,- to subvert the baneful effects of the “ in j urious and dr asorslise" practices which have been so notoriously prevalent for it series of mesh in every branch of the trade and manufaecuurs of the United Kingdom, u to be most lamentably an actual degrada tion to the commerce of Great Britain and -Ireland, they deem it indispensably necessary to egotism to circulate advertisements; containing a list of their atwareou and excellent bargains, which only requirehiapeetion to insure eonsiderable ptietintteafrom to whom economy is the paramount coosideration. Wagner and Chapman further most respectfully beg leave to assure those of the • 14bhility and Gentry who have not yet !matured *the " EMIIO - [Ufa with a visit. that though they publish . .a correct list; so caraordinarily, &rip, yet their immense 'nonfarm of Silks, Linsios, Woollens, Cottons, Haberdashery , Hosiery, Glevea. Lae., &c. centrism not wily th e moat magnificent And minty, u well as the low pficed, bet alai Foreign, as well as British manufactures ; . a very freak preporttyn of which they. are enabled ro retail at the WHOLESALEand MANUFACTURERS' PRICES, for ready money; and they, moreover, continue to sell, at a vast reduction.] the remainder of the large and sumptuous Stock of Jeneer and Suppet, Bankrupts, of which they are the well known and exclu sive putchisers.—N. B. Linen Drapers, Silk Mercers. and Baba-- lb:diem and especially all Machias, and Captains, suppled on realistic advantageous terms: Shopkeepers cannot be attended to after eleven of the clock in the forenoon. A Splendid Assortment of the largest size best French s. d. Thibet Shoals, at the surprisingly low prices of 225. to 26 0 N.B. The French Thibet Shawl is orly excelled In trishesOftness by the India* Cashmere. but its Moat . &Mori delicate.. Real Vakrkienttes Edgings at per yard 0 6 Mechlin Lace and * Chantilly Veils very cheap. itscallerst raslans (Including almsms, purple. pink, igni blue) 641. 6d. and 1 0 Good broad &Artemis ls. 3d. and 1 6 • Handsome Fiaid ditto • 1 6 Rich and durable Gros de Naples is. 2d. Its. and 2 3 Beautiful Plaid ditto . 0 , A magnificent .display of the ylehest Cagamint Pored '' •• Brocade Silks, for Dresses, lia. Oyaid Moder their valise. . A variety of Good Santis • at 18., said to 54. ad . 1 4 43*(4 broad black Silt Velvet , • . 5 6 . • Italian Bete • . ' . ad. to 1 0 • NOinieff Crapes, front • •,- • .. id. to 1- a The posy fabric bf,Biaelt Banpbotnmisa Od. on .1 0 ' Yard Wide black Crape, knit •'• •' . • •,• ''l 4 Black Cotton Velvet.. - ' • . . 4 9 , •. , Cottage &ids .. et .. •. .. • 48. dad d 5 • The bra -Morino ditto, from . - . s.• • ' raid erl9l fine'dino, 8' .• ,t - . • .t, • ••• ' .- . 114.1. 0 1 10 1 ' Wide Pelts., Chinni* low,* . ..• - • •"; ,• - 1 , 4 , * 0 Ltneashlre 'Flannnel . . •• • • 084 • Skit Eat ilig thin. meat . i .4.. Id. to 1 0 Red Wykh ditto: from * . -• . . • - -4 1 4. to t 6 Moreims as low as . • • . 0 9 Iltplifo banes! ditto of thi best tietalitj An* Yard and a half wide Gnu BANN from . . . 0 3 li: i s a ioes Catpetie . ig, very cheap. telorriti prionid Furniture, . . . . 9 s A large stock of Chinni ditto, at . •4d. 74d. and 0 9 • The best fkriPid ditto for Carriage Linings, equally cheap. Strong Cabo: • : • 0 1 Gold ditto • . s . . 0 2 111-wee scoot and tint alto • . • . • o 3 Soperibie-and stoat ditto • , : • • • 0 til . ' The belt real &Mg Clothi, from • : . . 8d: to 1 0 41iperfnie imitation ditto . . • _. . 0 • Good Prints. fan colours . 4d. lid. sod . 0 6 Soperetie and fistionabiti ditto, front . . ad. t o o . loe Superfine end elegant ell.wkle amiTaftwo•printed Caro; brio and Jscouets, fast colours, at only. . st 11d. and 1 0 A liege Assintment of eiloa ditto Oak detpe ever '. . seta) at . . . .. . , . *sill. OA. ' liandsunie &gene !heroes, from . . 3 0 : list-telOured Muslin ditto, kindsoniely Bouttiid, only 2'6 Cambric Mustio as kilt as . . 0 21 . . • Tani and half wide licconet ditto 0 4 Miter Ipiartiii wide Bobbin Nei,bly • 0 6 Stout Linen Hucltahack . . 0 4 Durable Irish Linen, for shirts . : ad. to 1 6 Undressed Irish and Scotch Ilona:ids; of Waitantedfibrics, vitt a bargain. • Diapers (all Lints) for the Winery, per pieta from 8 0 Strong Linen Sbeeting•at per pod . . 44. and 0. 5 pines Russia ditto, at . . . 44. and 0 8 Reef Rus.la Towelling, only . . 0 44 itlegant good Gatt4 Ribiikltt, it • • Pd. slid 0 5 Men Maid and splendid dtuoi from ._ . IL to 1 0 titan fancy Bonnet iiikhorn . . 244.,aml 0 4 10th very broad tashimiable ditto, firm . Td. to 0 10 „. Gadd Silk Barcelona Neikrchiris . . 6 10 Nandi:mite Prniii pittern &inch dkto • b t A lot of large Sisterli; at • • ed. End t o Real French Cambria Punkit.bandketelriefOt per dot. front 19 0 The Smaller size ditto , . . . 9 co • 1.4,11e5' light and daik Kid Gleires (perfect) pet closets, ail); 4 'Ryes supeihne difik (tihriesbed), Mho . to b Racellein perfect blaik :Midi Ott pdti . 0 6 long white dam* 4 : • . 1 4 omens ' silks Silk ditto, at loid ti . . Ti : Linen Ch., I hotly'. etith . • . .. Rtteneit alumsd llaticet&tos . . I 4 quasitify• of very large dd. soilod.at nearly half Wit yaw -.41 to" , :zed Illaukua Ns the I'nm only . f 0 _ _ . C u t.iii e d Cuunierpastei , Larie dhiir ditto . • .. , /MtireefittA Quilt., Porn!lure Elirifitife; ad wtkrt sie't dt . 4 4F l tit, very cheap: • .. ••• • . __ etarable arid warms . psdr ... _ _ - 061144.14* Plii " inn . . . • • . •k 9g Silk ditto • • .* Bain /Min c• 96 0 Elan Sdk and Satin,. end deo Soperfine COM valliemi • • • • PLAID CLOAKS; ellualit its prepitais 'Winn Clihk Ctiaaks ter Ow .11tIa • I 6 *nod Ginsbain Club/tiler .at only . . 1 • aseeilvin Silk diun, very Oa". • sur STOCK of FURS is ackaowledged the shortie II . England. —Eienevolent Lathes and hiblic =pilled with Chnity Artleirs of eiTiy dracrlyelin Clio Minion ilib Cdoinii and Fantail Oran (Walk& ad poll) Atiwitid with the stint* promptitude ad Stildittubt Ileum WAGNER and CHAPMAN, of alba EMPORIUM/ Greak.ataaAt, fautri conser of C "erk, who haft ho con /bailee isitb any other hause neli aka all; Abate *eat *rook, tisk tat, kis** hick ilked to irtir. FA ftfILT 'Mkt' aftesiiikWeakt eall good. atiFlE ii dedfaislit; Eb iinibehe tikeilftejleagoAd if the Mikity; &e. Wald set Wind it illfr enbit•itflet _ Nokrate).shaabca4 ruble tba at id die Gosh gild* manes in Compton•street. tali • llstroutue, Nos. it i/ is ad 411, L erenameag. g o t* Fskin au ' • - Si ~`s~"j .~ ... . 7 . .y . . . .. .. . 1 ;- t , . ' ' . -•:. .: . • •.. . ... • . . . • ... . ~ • . . .' • . . . . " •_ ' 4lk A.' l 14- 14. - 'll7 1. 3 • ... . 4. . . s A .a 0" ° ,14 • Irt ' • A 11 4abilmatz 1 - ( . i fat • • 4 .14 4 re, MONDAY iVENINti-, naafi LT la, MA PROW SOVIINIPaNiIIt. HOLYLANDI HOTEL. THE Visitors of diir lontoistablidied Hotel` m respoeyufly infOrmed, that it Is taw! possessed by s new Pro prietor, and that the House be. Insdergasto considerable 'ospreys osento Small Families and Gentlemen having madam to vidt tbt Metropolis, will And In this Betabildunent all the advantages of private Dwelling, where they may depend open eseellette Buda, geed Dinners, and theist WhUs Its locality Is peculiarly suited both for %Moen anJ Anunetnenr, being condstious to tits Tins of Coen, as well as the Winter Theatres, yet ddliciattly removed - a at the aitilier . ; M. de'Porre, surgeon. and Tj;ka Wl 'Obtioti:els. a highly e*.teented Chief of the Tangalese. • Thitieettitedbileneral de Bock thinks that no blame into Kif attsittesf tó OtajnY Puwbkens. His &m ?' ellow • ists'pastisidiat the information receiveJ by Cnl. Cleerens of the meta af the country was sot correct.' Our trodps 'balm bean Meets:Cut iri &rate of the tentonttes, and the siesta of Gitonit Cobol, %Ober: Mee Vt-goto ignited after ki. defeat.at fiambiretin, ha.l been burst by our troops.—lf Asa far rs ) fet. 14. 7.ISEON PAPERS. LUMP, latrarshtv • • • His Mika, has been pleased, in.coosiateathsa alb* a , ,al an agility if the Berets die fascism Is onfer on him the title of Ti4oasst . de Qoelted. ...f.eittrattt 21l . The inhabitant< of thil city had to- Jay the pleasure of se in g his Majesty, accninpantid by dielnfantris. llii Sagest s6ters. pass through the streets of the sapisal v to dm splendid Church of Sr Mary. where he am' remised kr the omit farm by the Chap. ter, *two 7'e Delo. ll* rerffirroed foV. bit Majesty's happy fettildryi frAll•his dims*. OR leasing doefireh his Maje•ty 'wits orele,tatre by an *men* illetivitiefe lifdt i& est blest ..rclainstioas, aed at siisiK the oiiy was aposgstosourlf • FRENZirIriARS. `. • TRAM tun atemistass Ms anAmannrs. 714. IS. _ PAitle, Falk 11.• The objeit end the result of r ewsissi-n of 4,Jast bert at Coostantioopie. continues to be the subj-ct of a Levies of 'inactions in the German Journals. We seed not say that most of the coejectutes which these papers ate continually advancing are produced father by the imagination of the writer, than by Cacti. lhe Courier de.Sseyras of the middle of December. .the of apologist of the Turkish• empire. snikera pompous enumeration of the maim which the Goiters. intent employs to organize with the greatest exved,tion ,a formidable 11 et in the Blash, Sew. which may be able to act at the return of spring. According to 'this**. , port, the fleet is to receive a reinforcement of five thou. sand seamen from Egypt. The fleet of Pasha is strengthening itself is the Dardanelles, anJ it is hoped that it will soon be Ale to attack the Itustiaakiessels . which blockade the Strait. All the TurkisliAroopv are said to have received Orden to pais the *inter in the towns lied villages of Reeselia. The soldiers. will re ceive their rat-eas there, sad will be ready at the firs"( signal.•- • • , • • FIIIMICIL Foam—Paw. Feat•te2,Five per Coats. 10* Us. 110 f 109 f. 95e.—Three per Cots, /di. 7.5e..110e.-.-13idt .1.11101.—genres de Nap tpanlidl Load.- 7d/ 8...- Harlan Loin, stist.—lhichiate On • LeAsded—ase biota,fUlte 11Se. ; three sandhi, ssf. 10e.- • • : • . I.gTTER g..KtgbiYON. . TO TH* rftortsliTANTS OF OftllnTaftlT,A.l!l. • MI 011071111th POOTRITANTe—Bevere doinestic mities hive prevented, aad for Mine time prevent, my attendance in the House 'of Peerl' but (he awful character of the crisis which has motive& wig trot allow me to be entirely Men. kis the tit r f the friends of the Popish cane to u y to perseade the ; üblie, tl•et the question is • Lot of a teligions ehtiacter. If it be are, why 'was the Howe of Brunswick called to the Threes of these realms? was to preserve our religion. By the oath taken by the King, he is Ist un i t s prert land he dechirex to us that it is his dirty and determine. lion : I have no doubt it is call. To such . Mee* the es .Duke of Wellington and Mr. Peel no man'buld im rite treachery; they are iireapab e'of it ;:boefilsin what has fallen from each, I eannt.t bat comitlei Oirr - F ins ois an oppressed man. The Duke of WeHirrgrois says, :he gram of Catholic Emancipation. as it is c-tei, has obtained, iris approbation time July or Augti-t . last ; but that he obtained the King's a-tent to propose it to Parliamea a very short ii oe only purview, to the eom metier meet of the Session. Who can doors!, who knows bat ;be Kierg'siCoronation oath is, that it'd) rose, t has most reluctantly been given? Mr. Peel tells ui how an xious he was that the Ministry. should be united en the subject. Is it toolnirth to conclude that the threat, de. elated' or 1.1 plied, of the resignation of the :whole ` Ministry, enforced, if it may be so expressed, wit • re. ference to our King, his yawl ling assent Id' such a meathie ? • • ' • My Protestant bra hren, I apply to you as Chiistianr, as independent Britons—rescue ;our Soyereigneod this free country from the logien disgrace that. ten befall this Protestant' island; Meat- your K Og From a *ate by which•the suceessioss to the Throi.elis the Hawed Brunswick; ere long. mile be endangered. I address myself nest.to infidel liberalists, not to paity;repterians, but to the honest and cooscieutirois t. Mowers of Locher and of Calvin, of all soils and descriptions, who value their religion as their most precious inheritante. The question ig'not one of conscience as to the .Papists-.. they possess (Goa forbd but they should) every free dom of Conscience. I call on you to come forth—to awake from your trance and your lethargy, and not to allgw them to depr.ve o sir brethren in Iselaad of the freedom which we grudge ao t to them-elves. Your lime, however, is shot; gout zeal and exerti-n should be in . proportion. To use Scriptural words tin such as OtearAlOti I cannot think unfit; I would say, tle.efore, af.Not is the accepted time, now is the day of salve. tioo." If you awake not floes yout'slumbers. Proles► tantisni will soon be extirpated from Leland ; and then .what will happen? Fear—nothing bet Tear. s -not Donal, but political and Ministerial—moir cosies* con. session of power to the Papists. is there see man leg who can doubt, that when they have got that power, the same influence of fear will move with re. doubled force, and very shortly? f r the weight of falling bodies increases every moment defiog.their fall s and Popery will be the established religibn in Ireland. Will that give strength or lanky to Britain?' They who care nothing for religion will say that, provided peace is maintained and the majority are satis fied, what religion pitheads in Ireland ierf little mo. went; bat the mass of the British public know better what is their duty and what their real interest. The British public kebw that it is pure religion only which sari exalt a nation,' lad secure to it the character, With. ant which liberty is' licentiostsams, and aster can be preserve& We know that national prospesity and Pro. testandsm are coeval;: that they have base born and Mao flourished togetler, we may well believe, for we cannot doubt, that in their death they would not be di. tided. It is net one description of Protestants, it ie every-description ihnt u,altke interested in resisting the Mori of Popegis . it is that, in times past, htfote t * • C:01011 i • ' 4 1 I' ) i , i ' . 1 • ' 1 . . . . • f . ... • 1 I front the noise and hurtle of a great thoroughfare. No. to, Nod*ll-street, Strand. 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'lntnuis and Wit.uan HLNar, ilanufactiring Chemists, Manchester. It is sold 'in bottles l price 2s. 9d. or with glass iteppers at 41. Id. stamp Included, with full directions for itrine • by their various Agents in the Metropolis, and throughout th ey United Kingilloni;,bni it cannot be genuine, *Melts their vim* arc engraved on the Oft ernMent Stamp, which is fixed over the cork of stopper of each bottle. Of meat of the venders of the Magnesia may be had, iuthenticated by a similar Stamp, Mislay's AIIOMATW Smarr of Valium ' the Ineerition of Mr. Henry, and the • only genuine preparation of that article. • - • _ _ . . coLus, coU9its. ASTHMA& kg. BUTLER'S PECTORAL ELIXIR.— Expeiirtice, during' Tveii foni pi Muteiribl y proved tbe4uperior efficacy of this 'AIL-thane, in all cases* of Colds, Coughs. and Asth. matic Affections. By promoting gentle expectoration, it eery shcrtly relieves thq Patient of I slight or recent Coifil, and a few doses are generally sufficient tir remove thine which neglect has rendertd mote cot:bruit-4 and obstinate, and which are accompanied with Cough. Spitting of Illbod, and other serjoos symptoms. Its, peculiar balsamic powers tend m heal soreness, and 'dry the irri- tation of the lung., in caws of Cough ; and in Ankmati: Affec tions it units and gives freedom to the Breath. Sold in bottles at ls. and in. 9d. by Mews. - .Butler,. Cheauists,Citeepside„ ,Cerrier of St. Pawl's; Sack-Mlle street. Dub lin:. Rilliiburgh ; Savory and C0..136. 'dew Bond ' meet ; mud the yrinciial Medicine Venders lri kbe Kingdols. Of sillthittinay be bad lidrxita's BALSAMIC LOSIMIONS, used In recent Cought, Hoarseness. Etc. and fin. rendering the Voice clear and flexible', and protetting hi Organsirom the effects of tseedoi. Ira bbxei et ts. lid: and Its. Ikla N.B. Ask for ffiutler's Pectoral H lalr, Copy of a Letter from Mr. John Gardener, of Gattinvnotear • Dumfries, to Messrs.. John Lignum and San, of Matichefitsdn . • Gatti", near Dumfries, July 21, 1.1111111 :i ' r i ENtLENIEN-1 think at my Jury to inl , .‘im yen %A of tbe wonderful cure I hate esperienred from the lot 44 yder Antiscbrbutic Drops. About silt years ago - I was alliatid MN ad inveitrete Sotie &option ; it eoremeneed sod Of riglit leg, and gradually encoded over my *hole bidy ; and about sli apnaths afterwards a eery disagreeable di4charge came es frau iii uittr ion nit back which prevented my Obtaining any reedurild; We night. I 'applied for Medical assistance, but found di - relief tram the various remedies prescribed,, nor trim any of the nil. &HI *Siert which I slatted. Having heatd of the hood mets if Tow Antlecorbutic Drops, I was indeced to give. them 4fi at and after I had taken tiro bottles at 4s. ea. I Mt My odt Miffed. t*ro bhtties Mort et 11s. completed the cure, and I remained well ever since. . • ~ • I remain, Gentlemen, - your obedient servant, - • • JOHN. OARDIINIK":: **kid lit •Pdt. Thalweg', Surgeon. • . ..., To Memo. John Lipoid and SOD. Surgeons, Manchester. Tin& Difis ail sill d &bided iiiplate bottles it IL fd. 41.11. Mill Ilk ends; if Mut kippoup fund so., Burrow. due: 43,8640 'Arra, Manchester ; Butlers, Chemists, Cheapside, corner of &. Baril's, Leaden; /2*, Pliers's-street Edinburgh; and .54, Suck eine-atreet, Dublin; I. Saeger, 150, Otford-street • I. and C. Evans, 42, Lung lace, Weir' Stnklafield ; Birds, and Sons, 95, Pkeillitirkeit Stilton aid Co. 10. Bow Church-yard ; Evan Ed wards, ft, &. Paul's Cherch-yard ; F. Newbery sod Sons, Si, St. Paul's Church-yard, IMAM; and 29, Danse-attint, Dublin ; Scott aid Uri, 1001 Sdurli• Bridge; and 17, Peaty's-Street Edinburgh; .; *Abu; baryon * Glasgow ; and an respectable Medicine Theatre. Of Mid* UN •hiaf be had, Mr. Ligenitn's Improved 11E0E TA BLE 'LOTION, for ad Scorbutic Eruptions, price Si. pd. duty included. . 111k4.1101M1SCURTT eittialEßT May . now be bed of ;Agana yin, Ow is. 9d. each rot s datriligh4st -. • t It , s. I i 11 . TN. day OM }Obit/W i lhite, ii. eels pr hinikerf,, ANII-SLAVERY MONTHLY RElbO tan: 110.4 f, fqr FEHRUAEEY 1049, containing lortilmettnii Of the Isieorypotererf &Merl , for the Propagations of the ampet its Portico parts—The Wort India Considine*, arid ha mercenaries of the .Presi—Mr. he.— Coloisial Statistics, via. An tigua, litawkisni (fiesti proofs-of borroi4 there), hicestscria, and b lona—Ceishret of the Aviembly of Jamaica, ke. Sm. . MO, bad of Ilessrt Nominal, Is7,i Plecaddly Weirs: Arch, Ol t Carob*: and Sisti-Siatrery Society's Mice. ii, Aistem masibory. • FLAIVEKS MAIL. • . • cONSTANTINOPLE, Jaw.lo. . The rePotts.lavOurable to peace. which bad Glen in eircelatirar for 'oche days, have receiveda check, by the de#artote of the Ittissisti Rag of trace, on the sth last s athl r; is said did tip; . m r.. receive' a . favourable answer fie til t Bois Effeedi.• The Divot, its thelcontt goes, CC* decimation of the basis on %strict,* rfussiwis disposed. *A negocia e a peace. 'I be fun, ezpe: t... 11 nevi' Bilge coiortif kJ', 85. and I piaster!, were issued ass the 9th inst. The amount of the corn delivered from thelmperial istrgasine,. for. the supply of the baker's. has - been reduced from 45,000 kelos tO 37 sf/0. • On the sth a fire broke out in the city. but it was. soon estingrrished. Official inf..: ntsrion has been re ceived, by day of Smyrna, that the Preach will evacuate the Korea by the end of March. '['tis news tital hitt a very favourable influence just now, whet! M. Jaufwft .is cud/avowing to renew the friendly relatOns with the Porte. his hoped that the three Power's will (heti Out a stop to the incorsirms of the Greeks in LivichA. Flom -11-teasber 26 to Jamul/ 9. nine ships Mit . various merchand tc have arrived hoe. Vieitua, Fitt. :T—Metalfirjurs, 97 346 i trisrk Shares, 1,14: A figraraine metre. Al. 6. , •• ". • bit UkSRLS, Am ie.. The Imatagoada Sara.Kfazwa, htu'sd to Athster , dam, which left Batavia .un the 16th of o:t3her, in= rived ors the Yd it Cosies.. The nests brought by thae ship.is probably not the ratite that has lately been re , ' ceeved heti. as the latter come down only tote 29:1 4September. These state. tliat on the 4th of &pieta ber Diepti Negoro had passed the PI (io•with a cOtiii: .derable. knee, tut bad. been soon obbAes; to repass ir i d having been defeated with great loss in COl *typos on the sth grid Bth. He and his men she a edpe n conette in these ac ions. They lost 166 men, ineldding 25 Chiefs. Our troops kilt a detachment to Sontbirettei s . Dregs! Ne t poro's capital, end to Carrjoornerar.g. They toned the former abaotioned, Oh the 1 tth a pa , t of our troops who bad halted was twice attacked by c 4.• rebels wide, D:epo Negoro, who werevigolously- re-I pulsed. An expedition ti(CulonelCleetens r to,exi el thoenemt , heti the district bf [Anis, had•perfecdy succeeded. Fan, 111.—We have received Batavia Journals to the 14th of Deirlber, which contain an stemma of a cheek. suffered by the Sth coldest), under Major Floschkens, In ktagilleeri, near the des,a of Katio. The rebels bad passed the ricer Bugouonto, and the Major, who fol lowed therri with his troops, soon discovered thein draWn.up in order of batik neer the dessa. When be, gi1t . ..1044)bl 200 pages, he opened a fife of grape add', musketry, and the, enemy was driven back ; he thee' orikretta charge of hit cavalry, followed by the bat talkie' of the Tonsrliongong &end° Ilegoro, which famed • his left wing, keeping in odder of battle his detathatent of .Madurese and Tangalese with a small capture. Bat scarcely was the cavalry engaged, when a burly of infantry, well equipped, worth had been con cealed, reified from the desss upon Our hoe without being stopped by its well supported fire. The Major then made his men advance to the charge with their bayonets, but lie enemy furiously attacked the linelf '• whiih it broke; all those who were not taken, killed;' or wcionded, tooklight; even the cavalry was forced' to fall back, and thus the victoty gained* by the enemy was decisive. The Major, with difficulty, ' escaped from the general carnage which followed. and, bad the good fortune to rejoin i his cavalry, to rally N . ' sad to.reitch the beating of Leagis, since it4as impossi-:: •Me to rally the infantry. The loss 'of the column, as ' far Us it cisald be istiteated, amounts to five Europeans, ' six AdiWynead; ISO - Tangalese, and two smelt cannoth with their bones, aismunition, and artillerymen, aad titre battalion of the TomasOngong Siendo'. Negorei whieh, however, it is thought, fled towards the Sash p *Meng the killed, we lamest the second .I.ientiesat 'Planck of la jafentryilaeletemot Vitedestlitol4ll • . . ' I. - :-- - eatirraWcra Pt* WllO2. 17017141.1.INFOPFICE, Plna ti, MIL rr RE •COMitHaTOYERS for VIerU;iLIING' xirr. 4 ! . .6 twos sive adios. That on Amer, the 110tb . Listatit,•tboy will be ready be id fibre Vitideri in writing (sealed top) andiron for ex Hundred Pipes et SPANISH RECISeWIHIE, sod Twenty Tbenand &lois ot l / 4 TILHBRIIIVIL WINE. . To be delivered into tbo Victualing itiores at Deptfordi the Nada Wine hotireen tbe tut of iely Oat sad the 31st Of. A.Uh. gesifollowing ; and the Veseriffie Wine become . the Ist of Aril oat and the 31st of May foliewi n ti. . . . tbuiples of eke Teowlie Wine, of two Quart* ado:l4 mot * mewed by the Party tattering. The . Conditions of usi Cositractomay beano at tido Oars. Hia 'render stout speeifY tbe price in words at length. and bb &gated before One o'clock on the day appohated; it'd !heroes Ito Oaks the tender, or stare Form sxlrhr IMhdr, awe meal to itsaarst whoa calla for. . . • At • BALK HY AUCTION. . GI.A.MINTABWRTICR. - - *BA TH vary TS* iniptithllt stud Wawa* Loam; add • . . ADMIT RATA 11, Monde* of • • . • • coirsputom £5501 ACBRS OP VA LUA BLR FRBRHOLD LAND:. . 'Quit. fa *a *NMI Minders of Gird, Peak, Duffield, Clydacity Blaysioundia, Tatiffniodd; In the rarith of Cattalo, and County or Glamorgan; With the calendar (7.11 E WOODS of int NATAL Tf AMOR, • Working COLLIERMS, IRON and COPPRA WORMS; WHARFS, .SHIPPING PLACRS on the Navigehte River' BR A - TH, of ttietaloe of dem TES TDOUSAN'D POUNDS s Tent. TO BE SOLD HT ADCT !ON, ONE-THIRD PART of this very talaable. PRO , IL/ PURTY, at Garraway's Cedree.Aosse, London, in doe him w.k in May seitt. unless an acceptable offer it made by Pillage I ,C6oicradt. 6f odd& itteviotis sake *IS be gilied. for Pattlettbiti &PO T . to' Mr. FOIC. etibeltoi, !laminate?, Mid. pettibire ; Mr. Mahan, SulleirocoNfuntaser-etreik. Rotit44o4Were. London ; Adam Murray, Surveyor. Laud Agent, our &tediums. Si; St. Xlarthee.leart. Loudon. Mr. A. Clayton. Cadoutus,. war Week WV am* Sui &Wes to intending PUreitadirs. . .