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BRITISH FIRE OFFICE, .-. • • Ailillaas !-• • , •. - : l ae l i t 7. ' etsl .7ll +fit7 sled on i i i iii...4W,a‘EQ, he should hi ' famed scrip, Simmer. .Yen h la& &Mt Alec THE Y OUNG .10 . .,.P.T'S POOK.7This .eleirt • STRA NIP .1 . 436 CORNHILL. • . palsee 6 3.4. iiii lc* saii th ,, i nki ii, a 44. i.• . t i e .c....... will be appointed ha him. - - • . • : Volome, whieli a os otiihmat of its entire nifiiitietchkratkee • DUIECTORS. Ito. .. and difficulty of froduedemlinshison necessarily )slip 10 pitepar:llide,. The Rom moo s mi ao w' Itul a k & n o d ; I laPelsilli IMUUNISELS, JAL T. is Not an Annual, hot easestisfil differi from the whole class of Ste Chitties Sollioan, But ara Mom. :'".• • Kitt eftwiihn lied tiptoed some ktdistik l iiiiiktitre .. 1 In . l6 A tt i , A i st bil7 " If ship t zered ire rot Aansudem pielet ar i /117 fewitr .b. Man tM to: , 1 Literary Gifts using) prat voted to young Ladies, being a coin- Sir Roltert.Wigrme, Bart. Gentile G. Mas k .. . • &rug 17 . 111 2. 1Cliebtfoo ; .: , prince anippeond . vi Mgt, sOisewbre , , plate Manual of elegant Recliaffotis, Eserel.e., and Penults.- Sir John Stuart flipplaii7, Bt. Richard C. lisq. tin heist Mandevile dens had the happinstei to INS:: At Wenenkm,l64; Wig 321; fewer Than 101 l MI ;• and The Subjects comprised in.the Work,w,hiels is exquisitely printed, liv.Pi a nd; w ea n". sm. John %Me: N . and contains upwards of J6O pager, hive been confided to Prof ). .Charks James Auld, Esq. G. H. Sensor. ilniql o om his theme, sintimaded by twelve arelibitheni; * at Soleskes. WV wind. heat* Se leitee. The disaffeastagedes . ~ . dents in their several Departmentai i and ineidde ' * ' John Bebh, Seq. • Joseph Warneic, . ' two alaill twezz o ratis. The empire of tbit prince w difference seems min iv a great Monenwe sawing to elleVa4p Intl MORAL DEPORTMENT THE E.SCRUTOIES 'Janet Coleoheno, 104. Henry Webb. Esq.- •-• ..., ._.• •..• •• - ~. • • isa.3ain., m a lied • into many . islands by the then web& h has kept huh *an Meilen wens emptily& frail • Se. Pe- BOTA NY PAINTING James ,11enry Deacon., Esq. James West. Esq. scai tionslieradise." . The gate s et his palace was mode . . terslastrgh. the Bakic. Hamborab and Bremen illeire tret. al this MINERALOGY hi USW • - Willistri Yitahugh, Esq. Richard Williams, 144. CONCHOLOOY DANCING ED*A RD HOSIER WILLIAMS, Seq. &licher. oareur„ Me ,of ivory, the windows of rock cereal,: mid nanseat.l3 slips Alibi Task Wend to jLensterthrin. '' ' ENTOMOLOGY ARCHERY . ./!ti e • , ' •1_ s ; radian cationties, ton, each a foot in ' . • Lettere from &apnea. Of An ITV: Nesonnher. sap that the sin •. , ORNITHOLOGY , RIDING- • -- .. .. JOHN HELPS; Secretary. et hams tra illuminate Ilbe • ida:VS, elilo.. here ento . 47 SIMIMI ef ,Apo. 118 diet It *so net thilight . sisees . -- THE TOILET ORNAMENTAL WORKS. USTABLIS.HED In 1799, for Insiranc• againsi.L4o l. - • • • weft 110 ° pkansd nermsenters it da• fiefftsesstis eery is emillosi wispy,. •.• - . • • ~.' I - EMBROIDERY • - •' - /MN eselnes the' paroisr.bolet that Anima* '.. I . .. '.., -1 vigliNa . ow. 8 .. •• -. l'he PrinciPal manta .:. r. .. - •,. ' . lpteac4b nhlele . . A Boudoir •• • • ' Ilearra&Mie , ••, .. • .ANY RESPOrrigLITT voliaireur viiii.l.loered.. it . a „_____„ le iv the middle of the world; for dieting kis spier 0::::it tli. Th e Ammiit Observer of eo•dap alllifitaine the death of tier fot- The Announcement . Mapydkok Ma rmaamt ..• Petwes rfierting Insurance' foe Seven Years, by one parlear. ground, he Mood that at naki.day, at the dme of the es, it ped a l Hi s *** t be e at t , t h e b ou H e m e t* c o o led o f t h o ..A.d i .. Alleeorical . Coterie of Cookie ' idly Archbishop ' err - entitled to an ISI M E DIATE ATE RETURN, eqoal to. stIS per an m diadow. _z *. i mihw e s a d a w t eysierad i a. r o t zi . ,., demi mOO% a now finer, ass, oar arriunal...arnisies baton Sir Josham Ralsaid..___*:t . Pelt!' tint° both on Prensham aid Doty, WHICH RETURN IS ' Nom, Aim IP. -..L.: •..)!- I • ' ( ' 'Lisa Casket Bearers attackin g 8 a-nn "" t n ` " cjiwrsiN, AND NOT . DEP E N DENT on any. cootinpncy. Mg al Ms*** odd ha*" Digmeg. Val. friimismime Maid-Servant, to Munn the: 1...4..___............_ The Casket opened Mike will not be charged for some of ,t3OO or upwards. Crowning the Rosier, Bird had an anditinhy .. • ~ This Once has always paid for Damage by IFlre from lightning. FRENCH PAPERS. . • MADRAS. PAPERS. • . Religious linablems Mink and the Passions ...--.....-- Mary Queen of Seoul and WO Receipts for the lenewalof Policies, expiring at Christmas.day, -..„-___ , The Gathered .Ron MANIAS, Ja e fl 7. Proserpina culling Rowers Secretary may be had .at the principal cElkes in the Strand , and Combill . Front the Comstitutionnel. • The Admiral Benham, Captain J. Crawford, from London Ist ophelia • An Al-fresco Fete London. and of their Agents in the Country, who will receive Pro- Vanity and Science Tin Pas-de-deni reads for new Insurances. ANCONA. Dec. 11. %larch, has come in since oar last ; toiod WO regret to sethas been Aladdin la ** Os" The Bolero REDUCED PREMIUMS. Letters from Corfu mamma that the eltoise ell Prints Leopold subject ma most amnions attack ht. pirefte.egApe ila *ink The kodent's Grotto May-day Feeivat . I.t Class ... from .. P. .. to .. Is. 6d. as King of Greece has much Alined the friends et the unfortunate Islands. The following from ilts Ge•releste Oteels or Os dim. ll The Naiad Old English Baron. &vended by lid Clais ... &Om .. 3a. .. to .. Vs. (Id. Hellman. In this choice the projects of Great Britain are Neel- we hope will have the 'pet orpripleditg best the Admiralty some The Ant and the Sluggard • a Dwarf Page. ltalartulaing his 3cl Clan •„ from .. 3s. .. to .. ts. 6d. Infant Entomologists , I/aoghten in the on of the Dapshtan lo the twe of the Bow A Visit to the •celarz _...... The lodge casting tOrth the ito{sin 110°4 and Maid Marian Dove, which took refuge in Shooting at the Target big bosom from a Paw! Plans and her Nymphs Children in the Wood A Lady on Horseback, with her wralcon shed, who, es she mum grant bee Protectorate to Greece, wishes to render the inhabitants thereof indirectly tributary. It b mid that the principal Greeks at Napo/ Romania have dilemma, dgned. and riddresied a petition on this subject to t h e Emperor of Russia, supplicating his Imperial Majesty to protect the peer Greeks against England, which under the mask of a King, where to giire them a Gotennitet that will plague them u snick and per haps more than the Grand Seignior: and well informed portions say that a Congress will be held before spring, at Vienna, and that the future Pientpoteotierics of ibis diplansade Council have been already chosen and approved by Messrs. Wellington and Metter. nieh. It is believed, Nbeitise, that the famous English warrior will, after the openhig of the . Parliament of England, preside in rrson at the political and diplomatic debates of the pacilleaten of &top& UNIifERSITY INTELLIGENCE: Belinda at her ,Toilet Pak... Attiring the Bride • Elizabeth haranguing bet Troops Feast, of Chivalry embte4ered at Tilbury Fort by. Ladim ''. in the Weis tithe" Titania on the Horse-ily !Aintree an Arachrie The Hon. Anne Seymour Denser Lord *ti I's Cabinet ; Lady in her Studio ~ • Russel dug is his Secretary Birds-day Offerings Persian id attaching_ a 'synth°. The Salaam Ikal Bouquet to a Pigeon Regret at Pathos Besidesupwaes of Seven Hupdred other Ernbellishm, nts, di rectly illustrative of the Text, and the Whole exceuted in the very best Style of Art. The Volume -ts elegantly bound In Silk, wit h Gilt Leaves. The facings MOW the .bidierto -naiktgatred no velty of a striking ltnittd oo PI tibiteMnet: hvalltildhlechlin Laces, which has been pronounced by theCrkies it the periodical Prows to be a perfect as to entirely deceive'thu lie, ,andtrith; to,,h i i da. meted by the touch. An ornamental Title-page. niimiiiiocpt of tbe.Contents of the Volume. *wailfully execiitetkiri . buriiisted Gold, is ifs° among ha decorative novelties. . , Pew, Works ave; been received :with such_prieniment,Ond nit• qUaliSed appro bation by the Putalic Preis.. The.fripriwilig I; an abridged /election &Mu,. few of the tisagp fliropribk ;mikes with which it her bein honoured,. , ,:,.. , .. ~ S' We shall grid It difficult to 'vigil of thfs Vrilitise iri„ierqua: suffieienply. epretaine of the admixationwantl,.ipileeNysoffr. 14 with-which an exaministioiX., Of It . b( its,. - It is sok iißt f, erifiosity, bin ajar:and:a 9pilipiiiy. no, ye,. lierilleuf ittits,u,K A tut qualities , than it is elegant in • s 'deeoettipe i ,payte. ) A'ffiii yews atheff. thctatenttAs land,essull.,riati pcoduekdiisils a work. -. l l,Jterary,Q ' . ' 14,10,112., i , , ~ ~ .. 4. . " The Yocum Lany'll. '., tfro.rttref.d* Atari aw e the excellent itykarid exepagti”,Pl tollbeillghtll ' illtAktth intrinsic value. and its peculiar sultabbone, is Otpinoax aeeepte.ble offering that can be lumle,autsys.gitipli and beauty ; and, ,begetter. is one of the most elegant v ol umes of its kint"—La Belie Assemblee for Dee. , 11129. Yousa LOWleo Own Inifpowttelltint• Annear in Its. rg "MO Jrleadour. sod ie tarlePtlior Mfieem in tie character aka object... At the etww.titne !bet it Is itself a medium of general iii etreetioe in Scicnce, it i• in retie] weeder of Art."—Spectator, Nov..tic 1829. 0 Thisis.not an Annual. bat an evergreen; a gem in its way; sustaining a clear and neatly. written epitome of all those atou.e. mitts that. are Appropriate to Young Ladles, and toiling its in. stsuctlons with such a pleasant versatility of attractive Mater, that trisbave two hesitation in reetimmeading it to the boudoir am/ tie drawing.ronm.",—Atias. Nov. C, 1929. .", In a ward, whether we look on Toe Tattoo Loam's Boos as it respects Art, Science, or lie creation, it steads smiler from every Other Publication, and, as such, mast he received throughout the Literary Worid."—News, Nue.", 11129. " Tate Toutio Laois Elms. will enjoy a more permanent pops wiry than any of be competitors daring the present Cift.giving Season "—Court journal: Nue. 21, 1525. " Tile Yibuico LIMA Bout is a present far more useful and 10. orectiee than any thing Wf, Aire arm since. the Dew, fashion of yearly publications has oht.inesi r .90MMOS. a sort of Encyclopedia of Female_ Arts and Aeconiplisbments; a sallection of every tibiae with which the must delicate Mid refined of our Young Ladies should be acquaintetL"—Julio Bell, Nov. 25, 1529. . . 0 Whether we view if hs the light of a morally, as inspector, or as a gay and inning companum, Mewing lista all the ritsint at. 'Diminishment, whiLli add a 'grace to virtue, we will Cud it ones. wiptionable, both to matter and manner. andaltogetlier one of the most atcept,ble presents th.t could be offered to • young LAy."— Neruilig Post, November 17, 11129. Published by Visetelly Bramion and C0.125r-Fleersettest. A LLNuT - F's U 1 I LOZENGES, for Coithi r Z - 16 Coids, sore Thro.te. Linassenear, &Giro. Prepared satirly by the Ptopi letter. S. Astputt, Chamilat..Fortace I who returns his best that.as to the Pohlk for the eery. ellteutivi patronage which be bee alrearly.receieed for his highly useful Fruit nge • and begs to Amur, th ei n t h at i n t hi s Preparation ago con centrard, in a high degree, all the well.known vittmea of ttereblmit eurrant ; and the Proprietor, convinced ;bat in ppiut cat ePteltcY and elegance of preparathen therm/ anspaseed.hy Done ever offer e d to the Public, recommends them sa very beneficial In the above compiaims, the acidity of the truit tending greatly toaliap loiens• notion tend to promote a Ile! eipeeiorottoo, and to *Otte, a bard dry comet. Public speakers 4ntl s angers wiU qiidthiin pas fiat lady useful. They are perfectly harmless to‘the most delicate con stitution,. gl• Be careful to seek for " Minutes Fruit LOarroger.", Sold in hoses, Is. i id. each, by all idediclue Voters in the Kingdom. • A New EdiOen (the Ififter - Utb) with AdditisMs• sod Smeodi. dons, togethsr with a cuptius ComMeutary no the . miactilef.of theCuttiug System. just attempted to be revieyd,afteirecriiiiig the unqualified and utominsous coodsonnation of all the eminent Men in the Profs...Loa fur the last Fortyleara. , . D RAC r U.: AL 013SERMILIWN 446 § . OiICtUR ES of ;he Ultif,TiiiiA and If SCTUM, r,ecoejosw44ig proved System for their Treatment sod Cure,iSijradog its *MS ears by numerous remarkable and highly inipottanttialt, in Milo of whirls StSitt s ilfte of from Ten t Toasty. Ifeemsdoeition Jsmia been totally removed in a few weeku.metjits.yopsylasity thereby fully established over every other method listiserto practised. • By C. It. CUVRTSHXY. M.O. -- To which are added. 0 ‘ 841411888 481 CPloll.o tsta re *ems, Seminal Wallow-a d aod.the .Miseedespcoshopol i bl'lbitir• abort, for the POW of witlck,o• soodo F of insoungut. tetpsult of long and successful practic .asid at once safe, Speedy, and teal, is adopt e d by th e Author. alit Printed for the Amb44. Reben4uBBll-1181Phitiat •stidsold by Sherwood and Lim re O WMO B llr - Miklf `Po t quine.,strest. Strand; Clwyd% ifpgiA ot ratak ; args. l3 t Olford-etreet; Walker , 90, high H• • MP k * .P . l .' 'fi tl I Mall; Sutherland. go, Carltais-strart. - '4410 aid Nosy • bad sif all Sosimellers. . • .•• . . . " .111 k, momently amonssomati thst 9411:801881:4VILP-2 t4g 14 1184 0 188 1 k 811 1 c .• , ile tt i Valskect (*rm. pialats f tw i l i u r h "_.te_ . 111 2 1 is egibiliegrupfy * privraljeganros are 'anuses, palm health , him seem which were cotteiapriab es.6Tgies*Poo I iiisaiattealegotA.4l4 "WI .8 11 4 1 8141 8 1 401 8 9k4 1 Ms highest opinion of 1)r. Coortenar f ow sod 4 grandam bias on his aseces•fisi and indiciose ovate and oftes destructive dheasse."—Moropeen Massoinos • • CAMBRIDGE, JAL 11. The Holman Prise was this day adjudged to Thomas Myers, &holar of Trinity College. fir his Essay on the following subject :—A What Was the extent of the Inowledge which the Jrws bad of a future state at the time of our Saviour's sp. •r oar • The following gentleman of this University were ordained on the Was oh. by the Bishop of Litchfield and Coventry : Dracters.—Thomas Burrowi Adami. RA. James Bdatoch. and John Smith, B.A if fit. John's College; Wm. Webb, B.A. and Arthur Willis, B.A. of Trinity College. Parsers.— Anthony Thomas Carr, B.A. Queen's College; Jebn Chell, B.A. Sc. John'. ; Moines. Robert Defter, B. A.. Pow. at; Henry Hervey Franklin. ti.A. Corpus Chita! ; William Brooke lempson. M.A. Sidney; JamesDriadrinoOd Mehl, I.A. and, Edward &Meld, B.A. Trinity; and Edw. Herbert Smith, i ll. A. Quen's The Uri. Joftt i ff. e. Witson. M.A. has been presaged to the' .Rectory of Trid Sty Gliesvin tads tosiey. 'Awe. ; tht.Saturday, , last the Reverend . Emmanuel College. Ann was hula:lle M Preston, SuStik, in the pertmetation of the Mattis and Fellows of ,that Society, OXFORD. JAI. The marriage of the Hon. Hon. Mr. *Mier ocesdrma a "sang of one of the Vinerian Fellowships ; and as this is nasally Ord up frees the ;cholera already on the fouedithin, k scbilarablp i.lll also be vacant during the ensuing term. The Rev. P. Poore. B.A. of Queen's College. has been pre. noted to the Rectory of Fyileiti. Hama, vacant by tiro death t f the Rev. J. Hushes. IiCCLIMAIITICAL fiellonoss. Rev. R. Ward, M.A. to the Rectory &Stanton Norfolk. Patiees, the Corporation of llsettord. Rev. %%minus Knox Child, B.A. of Sidney-Somez. College, Cambridge, to be Domestic Chaplain to the Earl of Mecham LITERATURE. TRAVELS OF SIR JOHN MANDEVILLE. Tne ignorance of hie age and the'credulity of his pro fession betrayed (Merle into the relation of many incredible stn. ries ; but that he 'actually visited the countries which hedescribes . mai be proved incarnestibly from many pampa in his ustratitt. . The same cannot be said of a contemporary traveller of much greater pretensions. and at one time much more generally read, the celebrated Sir John Mandeville, the autkor Of the most I*. blushing iolnine of Sec perhaps, that was ever offered to tbii world. Sir John was born at St. Albait's ; and after laying ia a large store Of theological and swan* knowledge, set forth on his .gtentiptistations in 133 i. lie spent thirty ! four years in wandering through the Bee s ae lie Arms. visiting every country that had any Adam op the wander or curiosity of mankind. Ile died at Lieria the yon lON whets a laudatory inieription iris petard Upon his tomb. and ilieboots andiron witharbithkeiOde through the world were long carefully preserved. A rebel to the laws of true chivalry, which commanded the worthy Knight to wage war with the infidels . Sir J. Mandeville ward Grit in th e minim of the Sultan of Egypt, and afterwards 'Ander the banners of.tb. grand Khan of Cathay in kis _wars with the Skip of ,itatril. Such, at least,. is his own account, which. Kmailit, enema not to &sem the slightest credit. He may pos. . 1 1bly'ltave travelled in Paladin* and Eyrie. but his work duns thentdant . preols tliat bemever penetrated farther into., Asia. , Hd avows binsieU.tbart be bottomed mUcla from old chrenicleomd romances of chivalry, and be amiss wboleipages without ticknam.l ladienest freer friar admit and Thighs the. Armenian ; laskiliteed.) dew relates the fabulous tales of bis•predioneare without whiliesais 111 Ma some additlinsil ensholliebnamits I. and orkenever.he alkets ex. accuracy, he le sore Weeps@ the grossest ignorance. This Ve s sel's that dedarjejnorns, Wynn* Peldn..ond huneire 'that the jeturit;/ what country shaelti be *dons eaddifikult ems. peen with this to China. .thiprieof Portman apaltorrf ti MA,slf hope - . _ .. .. . the illiW#2l7lSitenig front the Ade*.ley muse better security 'salami entikentimedere Ono IS present edits: for It Is notorious that *seem use tip hemandes Infested with such villains :- 6. We lament to oilier., the hilowing amount given to es by Capt . Crawford, commanding die ship Admiral Sselsow, which arrived from Ragland in Madras Reads es Saturday last, that an atrocious attack was made on that vessel elf the Cape de Verde Islanck.re her passage to India. Thu is not the Ant instance of vessels trading to the East Indies suffering from the barbarous *seeks of pirates, In which many lives and much property have been lest. We sin cerely, hope that the civilised Owen. both of Europe and America. , Will give their attention to thew repeated horrors and atrocities, and kith heart and band for the extirpation of eis great a pest. " On the 11th April, the Captain observes, when we were off lecope . de Verde bleeds, a schooner of about 100 tons register, neeowdog dr guns. with a long Tem, apparently full of men, and under French celestes, ran up alongside of us within bail, anSiked twogues to make us heave-to, in order to seed our boat on board of her. We seer, our boat with an Opeer and four kande, of whom they asked the aunt. cargo, and other partievlars of our ship; and then mentioned that they bad sick people on lased. and. Were in want Of pre.tritiouS. Our boat returned wide one of their Spa in ber.etiso said they were tender tog Freorb frigate, and invited wised* we basi scything which would be good for she sick people any LSI ill limit While oar base's crew were cm hurt the a. boater the; gave them erog,whieb must have had emaartMeg petbkiens in it. 'lone men have been sickly ever sinatend scarcely ale lirFlog In MI c h er* - While 77"."4 1 " 10 " la.li 4 4 41 !moil' sit hoot the mbeesweiblat's crew of 11 hang eame mi bestd by mopele—the misermer was so close alongside if es that to launch their boat and come aboard of us was bet the eitri r of a inement). Cite. Crawford. I** he saw them kwebing s titerfr boat, asked *email that was or beard what they were dabs; he gave goose trivial excuse. They jumped up on board, and did not appear to be armed. Sud denly one drew a pistol and snapped it at the earpeater. which seemed the signal; and then they drew arm., which had previously been hidden, and cut right and left. They Sew sat epee Captain Crawford, upon whom they faired eight wounds open the body and arms, and left him for dead. Their cantata cry was, kM the Captain. Captain Stirling, of his Majesty's nisi Foot, a passenger, was killed, as also three seamen, and the Chief Ogee: pod one seaman were wounded. The cook and one or twieseitel were forced to jump overboard. but were Detonated, pitted up afterwards by our own boat. They trnakted about lee ikon on beard, plundering the skip of all they could lay their bands mood 'left us hardly with a ritch of clothes or any thing else. /became 'mood in ler the land." Ace. 11.—We have pleasure to annals., the arrival in the reads yesterday of the slip David Scott, Capt. J. Jacheam4ries Limbo the sekh March, Portsmouth the 22a April, nod Mideiri the Ad May. Atte. 10.—His Majesty's ship Crocodile, Capt. J. W. Mimmgeo, from Trincomalee the 7th inst. arrived in the roads on Sartirkeis His Majesty's ship Java. Captain Careen ! be* Triscrimile. with Rear.Adoskal Gage on board, arrived to the roads yeaelitay. CM coming to anebar the lag of his kicvllency was minted from Op battery, end the compliment returned by the Java. His Iv MONT landed immediately after the Java anchored. Aye. 12.—Late on Monday elm*, **end in the rovdelirt (hip Madras, Ceptaln.C. Beech. from Leyden the Mick March, Madeira lath April. and the CapeDith Jobt • . ... The Hatialtribi* Company. ship '*Orn, C ! . .." 1 . a AO* few London the 12th May. anchired in the roads last ev r deg. . The ship Admire! *Dhow, CePe. J. Crawford, and brig Betsy. Capt./kicky, have'lett the roast taw etta. The Penang Comets, of the 110* June. stales t that a f:Mairee link, bound for Knang.ileal Is;:jo kitsch ttyliginting t ly OiMeb inelancholy 'Veit the - visaed riii SOilively amt:Oita, , aid 'Wiles thew on persons, eutaiVi, ;Oilie s t "he 'inivivire vieri paw ii , by a junk proceeding tio - Rangeson. 'lb. Venters to kited to have been ofgreat *lee. At an European. ileeirai'Coort.usarild, 'bed se !lhe 4 aft. Chellery :Ail.. ili 6 4 1 6 1 4 Shie .ol6 * • a i7thßegiatiret liati.f" iiiiaavy, was Mood s ' . . . r , • . ~. oft., imehordioadeo g mod 'Maenad tithe Validly* ~ edifb. . . TIM ARCH pucHus MAMA Lovssa.—Brerlibst isidowthe Woes . It flab boessersologrokposoksios Was Dm* 1f Pwswand Passau vtiosid is Al wt a Is ' sasertifkiry From Me Quotidieone. The "fella, frigate is to be veld by abethes -by the Greek Go vernment. The crates of the Treason require thiS Mkt-it** The tnillioas of Turkish piastres are Sated fur her. It is theigibt this the VieeleY of Arne perehkse WO, but the a meek 'serer sum ; fur this Rieite has eseterisily suffered Ibuit She his heel Greeiee; indeptildetitty of bet having got repeatedly on hisore, she is new in a Masi netlike coodittes. Aimlobe higate his *ought bl. MOO.Mat hoot Aka aodrla to Toshio. At a ttligloos fete, tehert SW* /kV wet! bighted he the Mahnesetati*Veedi Mohan obtaketd hoot hie Maw the li beration of aU pitioobila good allot, of lis hatoOlt glailtboseld.l • PAPERS. - "' . ' ST. PETERSBURG% the. IC The ellih at the silver ruble tot the year HIM is hied at ND copra in bank notes, in the trade with Europe, Asia, and in an the Eastern pant of the Empire. Asti* war with Turkey is ended. it'd general measures ate now , to►ing io send back the Turkith prisoner's, Ida Majesty itas ordered that the Turkish subjects wbo remain in our provinces on cant nwrcial affairs shall have penuiwise to reside Where they think proper.—Anselasi ask Gaelic Alt. 4. SERBS, Deo. S. An 'Albanian Chief, Who four or five years op fought with loan( Pasha against At Insurgents to the Mores, had it cWm upon Sim to the amount of 750,000 Turkish piastres for the support or ihs. garrison of Para% which Juesuf prondsed total in a certain timih Meantime donut Paths was called to Carstessinuplr, and sbs Alhaniaa came here two ests ago fir his payment bat as 11111‘ &du bl:n.elt did not_ return, he endcavoirea to obulit saiisfaideis of his son, who was at that time Ayes of our shy, in which htlNd Mt: succeed. as the latter declared he would pay nothing for his feebers, the Albsedno heft our city vowing rewmp. This affair bat loss hug, forgotten by every body, when a few days ago the Albanian Chief, 'appeared before our city with 100 men, and has duo been plun dering and laying Waste all the villages Won! nefghboutissod, bat has nut yet made any attempt against lbw town itself, which is to the utmost alarm. To-day we beer thit the Rawly Watley has summoned the men capable of bearing arms, of several districts in..hlacedonia, to march against tits lsand,but the continued dread-. fel weather which we haws had for some days, and which hinders an appears kkherto to have prevented soy attack being mode upon 'bum. VIENNA, Dec. MeteNom Mit Pour Wet Coots. Oil Bask MN/. 1.1111111. Dec. 49—A1ertalliqMis, 1041; Foor per 'Ceote.Ve ; bel Obit* len i. 7 -Aggeariiirt 74001 g. 'Jut. 4. • FRONTIZIO3 .OF On. is. LtUero from indlippirol!, of the ltd. ailigkloto 4rf. #riereesses eomnikied b* the triopeof tile raehsitf tore thtir 41. panoie, which took place only its "ettiai iletaeitie4ote., so swoons of the tillkolty of ahead."' eibeloteiso. flootrottely after the 'vacuitiesa of ripikftiptill o h poem; conscript/oo' for tho. gOgo i he. qrs.. wss . orered INA holsbhoorhoett. Lows butt iabiwailai Nov. aolb;l443ieli Lt wade. which *we ie1h . 0441411;* which, accor!Olill 110 miles broad ; iii l dthe IN t hooaraits provided 1 `. 4411 erake1e4411M 1 ,4 1116 • FltONTUtitil OF soma, Dec. is. Savolitleouriors are eta* Wore Ist kr Pais Wile% p.. thetliegotebee Which of! et ppeted fans Coottooti,ple,. es lB oe o ,, ptteral101011•110 'Area with that to taw. .umprwer see wine ereee t ue a ;meg ,p. up...... r .p......--, ..,, -- w ,---.-- . --- . - , ~,. ~... , v , . . ____, .._ ___ lartil e -4feivlit iriplifeldol3 le '401111ba.1010:11.441 40111/0 IR *Pi 111 1 1 ,1 1 , 4 + 11 of Coi*.edidkoote°,ezett" v* l ° ° 41 0 4 414 . , o ( Matt° !"°!"' ti !!!' k in ' ' 61°14 l 'lli tilli tt thli f ili t t *Oh" . bowline a Persia; bee aic.lohe , Wain*. 1 4 oodOlotostat 1 % .10 01 " 4 / 1. , 11 that a • the INSItio 'doh" ...a.:1_1. 16 ' l ti l e s rnita O. d 0 c ! .6i41 ' ... • . 4 - 4 . 4,! i ir dr . a t l a r k " ll""rdir eswirir sw o est i ess& llll " .l. ' dem& 'as ifiliiiikileesites. 4l .• a slow of . Mials "MOW *MP it 1w ad lie Ay,. "Pail" . r", . 1 .111 .......„ 1 "" '411bk414. . "Fr= !_ s _ 1,.._L. elbeerwill , he ewe eetbrikrehasberel.Awedawifireeleamise ' Win I vesitlieelWesepeCthiethie vihedmisie• eleteeth iii, nettle* ! 'F , l l #O l ;k l bitet at 'oh 'mom°, . k *°°°ll P t " ° ‘ l7 r " ' w o w " ..leinu Cos.'s' IRMA Itif.-Tinsit art, VII 'et- 'lLL He ale& Kt/ WV tc•c•lhe *Flasks's, smog lo f , the pi- l is Wary Impieties - li r a eitimeercial 'se& p•OhicaA eh.. ~./b• . . r,,abaut '260 4k i i i.... s o m bei s ilk .ban a , . i IR -*l r k 4,1 1 . a whs. &Ades 'ea 'ere leith.. 14-. , 4 4 44,7a1a1wAter0t .. Ittlie!.e heitiholaillo• riomo.. P° :he Om"' a t .P °l° , j e, object of the Bill of •Lerd :G. 4.;4llseier.iokieiti to ba r 'Was% she deetleee-Aeler.eeeet.whith wasishekkottllr.4ll.le and ii 1, Plow* dog Os lobo` will ° 4 ° r° B ° 3 " 9 1 .- "Mute II 00!..1 . thorn, mild lb w to r pip .11 19 O M* . li gdi %WI %it 'BB leigia, behile: the eider %Maw -ei.l4, loaf.' 0041111 64k. • lii MttPdS 6 ° , Ott- Is, t:'!"'" • I°, .4 401 ._ "t i t , ' 1 10001.•*.-yeer. Abefeatieliere: Miebbmiet:ey- -1 vinor n eeiti e a ib it . gui l d s . enee:Seseper.boils ,bliber.,, . le JO. - . hc4404 1 . I* P.'s* Jbe, te.s# o . ll4 , 4:, 5 14 6 '"dl 11 lag 1,1 tilftt Vill on 4 lotto!' thtogret 44 'totiltallikd of . ~ ..0 .. _. 1 „ , ViplaC s 9 two Weeds, eAlied repectivrty &abode and. Aipp i ppio. , seplik 441,,biiiknOon• fin, i istrugli. , s7. gatt!ri i. ry7 . 1,1 setiomef .eseh eopeeable,..oll44N it s :Mielkie, ... mac lie 'ii ilie l drii *bib writes of the Games Irish of Tarter', erwarei aog is itkie: 4o9 . O too 04 °4_ r ll6 cub` 14 augu r les itleteedittette. ',Beery. ecciem4 tieWticakii i r Iht 1 , • ... , vial, 'ice - or •11.16 4 6 ) SI enlia, , el. gitis lifire;'' v 1f14 . 444t r d sititi* ilia eittiWiewirfeit Ailibradai I sew ima , Is i sto „ our mipirsit i mia ~.t osi , o w.. , elist , er.... • - 1 •• - g i i.ii.tuti, Washt. .. It lip6i. 'hi lle eHate...eshe os deli- ' . 441,4 " . iii . 401 4 1 ° w 4 4° 1 °I'lter h " 18.111 61111/6 " bb l9'i itiiii •wetio• to appiehMex soli 4dt.' ' 'iliar liiAiiratit dasiesAiWitlitelli; Wive. SW WM.- . 111 st biefteekeethe r • cbi atskreowely. itemelielt44llo*4"..bsi‘a, ll 4 l l c l eiffes. , - ;,W...bay... 6 460505t aim .wi. - - i s . ' "als l 4 Otisteelbe l iiiiiii:lbrieAte 110k.kii Nikb.l. lii kie 1 . att ot4iVIO• 444 *to °lf!!° l 4.k , fin ti oVtd .71 4 ,i.) - I Obitlealletehat • • •• • • r •IS • Oa gliff . . . 0 . I ' s eirFieigelie he Ww hitt Million NA, •fitholist4. ••41 4 , , i Jac,,Pg l',l ; eler,p i w/A sditA iiiiiiie • g w i te o iti 4 l, o ,4 4ool ON* IMO .. mmosiopo r n a ltir f go ... . • es • .. , elbsailvk amides/oc. hi tb• pretest sedi ' ' . " . 4 a '' ► .4° P ( 14.1,441 leaug ehet chi s war; bet he will he ehlige4 trifWba l4lll o 4 /,‘ 6.1114 . ' • 0=7 1 :0 10 , 1 0 . t teta3iy *seta. 4ietehlew..l l 4lll. -. • • it . if 41176 - 111,74Aer,f siellebeshaie* 411 •• 4 " n rg : 1 ' 7 ct . 'ls Illeiblidelbibelfaiioloo•ieulbi . la i lls f a i i i .4 • ' Web ••• mosalwele. The Wan shish he heeneviA *40) 1 00 *Os to .40 , 6115 '110s ibiliftweglioulloss okilidoitio•VO • **Oath& e a ki m ps i ty. • ' • , - -• . 1%; ; DAY AND MARTIN'S BLACKING. THIS inestimable Composition, with half the usual labour, produces a most briMatit Jet Black, My equal to the highest Japan Varnish, affeeds peculiar nenrishnseut to the leather —will not snit the finest linen—is perfectly free from any un pleasant rwe 1 , and will retain its virtues in any climate. Sold Wholesale at' the MANUFACTORY. 97, HIGH-HOLBORN, And Retail throughout the Kingdom. in Bottler. Pot., and Tie Boxes at 6d. Is. and Is. 6d. each.