Star. — London, England, 1829-02-02 00:00:00

wprr...lw!rw‘ wgree. r~ A ----~ ;37 II r P . . . • .. _:1111 - • : f 1 ' w r • .•. . . <► 1 r` . • • • . 4 . „_ Dig juNtmtsioNED Goa P 1 NO. • ; • TICIC.Iiy ties, Ilnissati, that 'dittos ItioiseW . 1 Nis Mean contract saliserlosot to this .by his • Was, Mrs. ft. BAEATZ. W. KATZ. Downbot 6, 1828. Numiiiit. 13,682.1 vierreiziga ornet, .fineivey, it*. THE iXAMArISSION fit& for • ICII A LLING Ma MAJESTY'S NAVY, 4c. debar* give nee*, .hat on Fasuar, the Orb day of February nest, tall efai be Body to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for three Thousand Quarters of WHEAT, to weigh Slaty Poonis to the B•islsel, Biz Hundred Quarters of PEAS, Six Tons Of BUTTER, and 16 Tons of i HERSE, to be delivered intehis blaiesty's Victualling Stores, at Deptford, • bee half of the Wheat and Pees by the I.sth day of Moray Den t and the remainder by the ist day of hiandollpeollll and tbe whole of the Butter and Cheese on or beforit a iliqiit joy 91 March next. &maples of net less than one Quart of the Ink*. tend 'et tie, Pee4nsest lap peaked by the party tendelini. The Condkleeis etf the Contracts may he seen at this Oct.g motelfy lkise in word: 15 ltwgib, agt., • 091114,1114rits ast.,ffiteleitt 'ma tie 1 iit i7 =ll 77 maili the Tenike, or seas 'Person op/ble behalf, , inelt 'drake answer whets ealSed far. • if 'Oa* €1110.7914 ricorruizzitaairlPfal; 1111111. THE COM.III.sSIONERB for ••ViCTUALLIAIG his 11141BS4ril min; te. de kw* gist essliers That on Tutnisoir, the Nib of February - run, that will be 'ready io receive 'Fender, in writhe (sealed up), and trust fat tbi supply of the following Qisalinidee of New Staves, tote delivered, Into this Ifictsillibig Soiree at Deptford, liorfunotith, and Pfy. wa • . etlfzic itrk . . 100 Mipe DO., • • BRANDY . . SO Do. 71/1). HOGS/ MAD . SO Do. . 110. BAILSIIL 3O De.. • 1)o. • HEADING . SO. Do. 4iitinge PlPit • 351131 EL PIPS . . . . Do. HOGSHEAD . . One iiaff oreieh description by the IStb day of October ont o tad the remainder by the 15th day of January. 11130. • The greater Protiornon of the abimensentiolled Stares, to be luto ibe Stores, at Deptford& but the quantities for rortorsoah and-Plymount win be determined on the day of Con uttet.vo;:flae Cutolkions or the Contrhas may be seen at this Office ' *ea Tender must stern the price its words at length, and be . Nis A W RICH" i't's ...yip* Miler NEATll,ottbevalueof near TEN THOUSAND- POUNDS' a •Year. . TO Bit SOLD BY AUCTION, • AnNE THIRD PAX r of itiii villiable ORO ' .A.s. Gaireiraje Loisilon, In the dui lie — elt in Way nest; . unless an acceptable offer is made by Private • Coqtrsct, of which priptious notice will be given. , for Particulars apply to Mr. Fur, Solicitor, Bearaloster, Dar. ielahire Mr..*ickeus, SolichOt, MUntagn.ureet. Rowell orate, Loadhii ; Adam hlurriy, Surveyor, Laird Agent, and Amick:ewer. tit: . St. Viailin's.lane, London. Mr. A Clayton, Cadottirsa, near Neatb,Will sbo* the &tame to Intending Purchasers. TO ITILACiIII AND EAR-ACHE. I)EaRYS. ESSEN(' t has ecgeived die s4netion and support of the emu distinguished Petiossiages In the Kingdom, together with the united tialimony of the first Pl9slclasis in Europe, and numerous favourable eauMenu In 11414 respectable Nledital Journals, where it has hien declarrd to he the " Best thing ever discovered for the'Tooth-ache and Ear fiche.". It instantaneously reSeves the mole excruciaiing pelts, preserves . the Teeth sound and firht, farther 4ll•CAY. effectually cupre•the Scurvy in the Goriss, (swims loos; Te e th, and rendrs theM firm and serviceable Cu th. !oar period, and effectually prevent the roods-ache. Sull In Bottles at 1..1 Id. and ffs. 94. by 3ltssrs. Butler, Chemists, Cbr9Ude, corner ot.St. Paul's; Sackvillf-street, Roblin ; Princes itreet, Sriiiy and Co. 136, Ncyr Bop -street ; and ihE yrinciprl NidificinS VS•iXr• in the Kingdom. i)( whom :nay he had MORRIS'S BRUNSWICK CORN PLASTEIt, in eacellem Iteit,edy for F.tatlicatiog Corns, Bunions. &c. N.B. Ask. for Vesgsgo 1 9C /he I9rath Ache. 'tIIR ELCh DAIRIES: ER infiuepte in.W4lis s;iptr • tition extends, Igltevihitn mare, antl,proaa to tialu.k.o; lier awt ! thin tt, asst she fratittintly Likud., l'hatit.;sy fiOtis utorthi•ted otitttision Tibia truth, t bou g h tti & . ptle may afloat to deny, Toe Ithymiit an histaitet to point shall auptily. • littete.yeats hut pataetl.pn. sail Ar Jenktai wit seen ,Itrtt Iti his itipetqspl ?F re In rur 1 yuFyment. cttlitented, wrerll,. Hi ituutabt nut the crowd to ai%lteat i n Ufirtifiled bienihol ih all torinet pursuit , 4 Now rovell'd to a storm, by a pail' of tirtibt Bolts! Ills earr, an Osoni6n of talint and taste, otbe. morning aVtied at the minolon; . Lbo.flouts were illem'd by the.sagendOur so chute, or W.irrett's fine . Jet. that each Wallet embrac'd ; hl; qts of e . spinslim Al* I' ll MI hi' image, that sham'd . in each Hoot, • ":Av'•uni! qUii my. afghi„dlabolie4l spirit r • sulk lid hi! Afialllng iatute t . •sit pound 0111—" Miner, stilth your 'skirl,. and` haieitt ?Ate 414 of those itops.Co;sehosi art, lime Mglise, henceforth, Ap.Jenkins, you're no son of mine!" "•4:tesr.§r," said thtfOoth, " toy.neence—let me linevr hi" m e /I"_a ._.u°°l P.4lkithe father,," timo etch Fairies shoo` It,' it Sce/11 ,6 io sour maxim! know i ledgig . . trtheft cu t% oat jo ur contie l k • •• • -t r_ I , l d . . 20 p•Jtnit s was futir&but, 'hoer.? p " • truth kid g;r'ti lie Jet Be ilfg In, • • Werrewslte mak *yell fin reneked The Welch Sprites to thif Dohs still invittas I • .5i Eby kid Biaterdet trteled . DT : • • .. 1 6) • ; - • - • • '; • ••• • • i kinl4 '• 1 4 1 tft tat_ ibtilliakdallsii. and sa:„. l 4, irEsA 04 it tit 'aim act 1., • qty ;4lll VrattlkilliteieVetatii 4 o • .. • aoliv..W Ai *RE Wilpb STItINIX ALL norsakais aiwr r ivaik foietas kilt ettliek on ilia day appointed ;.and - the penon Ait*latiani the amiroa, or as gas= ou his belialtonest wad a aiNitie whist said fa. • • • • jj : . lfr4 , l 4ht . 4 11/ " .14i - . - efatmetielvsogiitt - ' •,- . . • tit ' • ~. ';."#' '.." w ' ' 'll4 iitstsi • ": . •. p AI , , - t Tic,. - SIX • i •,' t . • i• I R 1. 1 1:4 BLE RILEXIIOLD do : &tom hs the several 11 - I.s road, Frank. Doffryn , Clydach, Illaauhotnallan a Id. the-Parieb et C.lidesuat4 "flit divititetid;e , 5 isttrrAiAL+ti v itß, Vi 4; ..tiritiiii COLLIR I Mit I tale Ind .p(OPPItit WORCs. W.IIIIIIIFS. Still' i't NI 0 PLAC,BII na.the 14I I I7irible River ! • • I I . _ .. , • liti 4,JA . • • . • ..011 Al f . 4 .0 ( I S I • - • - - • 1 • c". ili/P 1 •i i ,: . ... . - i ••• . l" . . . .. • . , - SI, L. a.• l e . Ak • 'NIP . . . . . .. . Y 2, .82 9 COLOSSEUM. TICKETS for PARTIES, or Single Tickeis it Five, Ski Mugs each, for Admission to the eII:MOSS*/ M, prior to Its Anil Completion, to view the Interior of the Building—the Rona/. preparing for Annual Subscribe/a—and the Conarrvatories —may be had at the Rosso Loess of the Common; tit &Me Library, St. Jamen•street; Etter's, -New Bond-sereer; Mani. Boys, and Graves, 6, Pal/. mill Ackermann's, Regent.stieet and Strand; 7aylor's ArclaiseMeral Library and Carpenter'. Library, Holborn; Hardee Juvenile Library, St. Paul'. Church-yard ; Phenyl's, Boukieller, n, Fleet-street; Richardson 's, Royal &- change; and the Minerva Libiary, Leadenhall.etrett. The Building will continue Open daily from Ten to law daring the neat Week. . . .. • .. . , FRENCH PAPERS. 1-16th, and the Bank Shares 11.04 i. 110111 Till JAII . SO. TOULON, Jain. ge. The third regiment of the line had receivtql orders to return to the peace eitablishmene on the Ist January, but it ha. received counter•orders to remain on the war establishment. . . .It is said that several regiments which are returning from the Morea have received orders to form than selves again on the war establishment when they come nut of quarantine, and to complete their battalions. Is is also reported that ordeis have been given to ci•llect in the garrisons of the South all . the camp qtiipage which is in the magazines, and alit that inquiries base been made how many soldiers each of those places could contain in,depot, or in canto meet. On the other hand, the greatest activity prevails in our military pobt, and an order from the Minister. obliges the labourers to work both on Sond:tys and VD , . !Ways. Great exertion! are making to complete the 'easels which are on the striskS. . . The Di& frigate is gone to Marseilles to laad.troops which it has brought back from the Mores. - The Galathee frigate is to sail 'On the 25th to the Morea to bring back troops. The Sybillehigate wit sail at the same time for the same purpose, and will convoy the last transports which have.beetrtted ttp to receive hones. NAVA kis, Jain. 4.• At the raiment rhea -el{ she tegi menu are .psepiring to 'cum to France, fresh troops are arriving; three cOmpaniei t f engineers hive just landed fere: This singular coutrist causes a'. well foilmied -susisiiise, but the general opinion is, tSat theie nompiiiies are to re. main bets . the PernporirieStls are in a • .• • • complete state . :4 --These works are already kit aJvznced . te.e.tithwr,hamd, we eslastriblerowe in Gime some. ioldiers till Febl6,B'ooll hive' succeeded in orgAniznig. the rekttlir.natinitit obbps, of which he is• to be the Chief, a title which be justly deseivei: . • 11011 TUC JUVRNAL DE'S DEBATS, JAN. SO. CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES—Serums or sae eser saaviiae. pi The I.IIIIIIIDZSIT informed the Members e ent that they were to p ocee,l io the nOrnination t• 1 Sire caw.. ditties fior the Pree'Llingy. • thi 10110 ;44 is th teat of the scrutiny votes. . • Votes. Per M Royer Collaid . 173 For General. Sebastian! .• 145, bl. cash* Perrier . 13e M. Delatot . . les ' very., Tliere were many more put ,in nomination, but the greatest number of suffrages that any bi:e of them had was ninety, and there were several who bad only a sin gle suffrage in their favour. The live above-named acre therifore declare/1. tie candidates, and.theit acmes are . to be laid 'before lila Majesty. • • Yesterday Pt ince Talleyrand came to pay his r to the King. He accompanied his Maje.t) to che e r: of the D•uphiness. MADRID, „air, 19. Our government his learned, with extreme trao, that the Pop iii aiipointed Biihopsforthe Soot!' American Stites, a, he thereiiy recognisectlieir in !ependence. FIIIINCII Fuson —Rilltl6 Jai. 30 =rive per Cents. toe/. sew. —"Mee per Cents. 73f. 20e.— Bank Actions, I,73sl.—Neapolitan Itt rues. 781. 90e.—Royal Spanish Loin. 73i i.-11rnts , &Ewen*. 46/10.—.1laytiin Loan, 471 if 30c..—Itsebsoge'on London. one smuth.,t3f. 20e. Paper, 25f. Money.—Tbree months, 23f. Piper, 23f. Money. tiiiNuggs MAIL. iN s " . " -. pp a. JAN, 10. The j. ifial . eit vii, i plaie Co n t a ins the follourieg . ar , .. 0 ..." :tertit Jouiipth , hove repeatedly announced - .tt tie i tan had le:t the Capital, to put liim,elf at the bead of the army, The . trtith is, that he has only gone to take up his abode in a barrack. site:Aid at the. esperrie fndrif the tapital. ti is also sill , tired, that' (11# Siilf•en has seta la;ge carps Of tiof.ps %hitt) are to retake Varna. deliver Bulgaria, &c. Yet ourain.potts meet about Paravadi and 13.indjik,oniy imall Tdrkisli Irihriiiihtnents, which retire at the approach of thir. par *.•'-Piitiskiii 6161sGaiteiii, slam 26. ' . . JASSY, Jaa. a . , .. Nothing of any importance has occurred for a long ,time, and all hostilities on the right bank Of the Danube .are in fact suspended. h is not likely that any thing 4( cont:eAtience dill 414 place helot t the spring s as the tsW6 "ithi# Ili hi, lit (pay quarieii, in which the Turks I;i 6 ficia,l4 their fortresses and inaccftsible defiles,. while the Russians hare drown up strong entrench denies' trek Reisnva to PiWavadi; Which are defended W titled jillnibei of ediirioii mod 56,000 Olen.. The TuYts tt Vw qiiiV SistigiienVii (ma the . fOrteeises, in emir efiei ind,piotect ion iron) the inclemeacy of the . ' ' .. 4ribne Th e Russaans have erected stone houses; in the tie . If the fatifiettions, .iii . which they bid defiance tO o . lr# IV aillei. They derive their .supplies' , alai, fyofica Priailpillkiiii, and partly from Odessa, the communicitnin with Which plate is kept up by meatte of light ctietying *ea.& General Ruth has his held'. ii flii nfiri . lif V#iii. A fe w . de la ag'o, it is said that he .sifewrili,a.periy to reconnoitre beyond Paravadi , buti n? 'Skit fell in .with the enemy, who seems to have nddded the. CA*. at Ai dos, which it cost such great' 1 to lam. . Ar leak; this is conjectured .to be the case, as the General did not meet withae, of tlib. .1 ~; 'may's outposts as far as Kenza, Rear Aidos, and o s ply 4etp..enow hindered him from pushing lieydnd eiss i __ f a• The Turk; were endeavouring to strengthen A94oihrOvsiog op new ramparts of* orth, which are the clilbt element; of Tuokesh fortification, ant they . were obliged, by the severe frost, to suspend their works;, and they .will scarcely be able to resume them before tile moods of . May; the soil in those countries is generally ityloch a state, in consequence of the over- Coming of thq Danube previous to that time. ,that, it has' not, soli d ity, enough to.,erect durable rampars. .persona 'are of opinion thtt the raising of the 61 - Siiistria is. at be ascr ibed tp the dilatoriness oT *at &het batolf, who at first coakosearjed, and did sin in the summer months ishat,waysit,ervrards Jr Must, howerer o be remembeted that he ft a first hot a Small. risme, iind tlt.c , rinps6ll his ions went no funk:Klllaq 'the iskick tde of the Since the cold ire.ithetAtes set lit .iiie itek jireirlted has grestili pfsey • d, and ther e are ~..stiny Patients in the hospstals. The rusks in idol' and Giprgevn so.rnetipse. u:timpimtiUtt sail Iserq tke Osssacis ;Mkt Missaiete therpit eApeRll4l 'Tit the .RtiPasn army I's the neat cvlepiliter cannot be indueeJ to make ;seater clingers await him than he perhaps thinks At. • TRIASTE, JAIL f 5. Letters fr oat o.t.into say, that the three amoistadors Mete on their Why to leivret, Sind ... pat perhaps Otani Gitilleminot wnithi go for a s ho r t time tb*Pirts. This 'Alas to be a mere report. At the latter On of last mrinth there was a dread fell hurricane in the A.triatit, whith has tlm,e 'pinch da age. Letter!front.Qtrinto_iat Arkiveery el ve,iclis eit;hted Antriakieieh :piny.' its, (Or Greece, hf t'e 'petnfied., at . .nten.if was (of what natonn is nut 'stated) ate said Rho to hive been stranded. . tlnt .tesi. (min fucks events', 1,103,1 BRUSSELS, lap. SO. . . The Court of Cissistion ye.terday tejecteo the ap peal. of Wisps. Crits, hut. Ind, and coche !Woolens against the sentence by which they were enndetnned to 'bt; ` imprisoned 'tor eight, six, or burr ojnolts, respec . *lvey ? lac "nicks inserted.in he Coarser des Pays Lbs. Repels continue to circulate of a change of Ministry. IL it said chit. a Cbutier has bee n iikt to M. Falck, his, Majesty:s: A onl?itisidsu- at Loudon. ntStAND. • • * - : DribLlK • Lanier es. • . - ' 1 !tether!tether ll aaiNt l`rff all )estvraley. too inclemeit far t h e 'sleioarture of the Vicesegal faulty for Ragland, Meitieventrwas delayed until this tante - mg, wings; about litia, O'clOelf,, tha blatchieklest;ilie Ladies, Ai* and 60411111111: P . 4iiel p ...aleie younger ,braeches o' the /0411 s. lis.1)01* jind proceeded to the station of she &co et ott Mirth, &tan whence they em• berated for • -Illt af' AlagglOOM lailaellmosMam - 44 Lead.Bersige 'Hill. Captaifi'lq4g; tilk.elin Williams, 4114 Captain Pager: The femily,:willir.iii the Marquis M Ilitudtses t. . .. z•: 7 . Lordkasteess I.rvason Gotraflift Dublin Castle this morning, in a post e! an 4 . . and four. for Howth, and embarked nn .hoard the Escape fit Eiigland. He 44 eciorailizu.ied by .Mr. Gligtrai.Lit, his Lordship's Piroate Secretary. . .. Lord Reaoc will he enabled. . we trust, to attend his duties in the 'louse of Peers in. a kW days ' .. . , SirCtioncs Pncier arrived in Cook on Saturday, irdm this city, moil has'since proceeded to lots r:ll.lence k Co* leYoecnitise i f the Jay the Gallant '644);1 7 41 44, 7iiiiiid.lii roe Mayor and aeseral of the most re ,"‘sgetati/as *habitants if .Ci rk. ' ' Loitip . Peormfrroar Partriotr.— The Petition 14 the ' Mi?stanis. of ill; town and neighbouihood of j o ongf.rd - has just h - en closed; it covers 22 large skins et parebnientewith two rows pf. signatures on each, land ItteasoreeßS e leet ,In le:igth, so that ionteq.:ently there ire 50 feet of nitues attached to it-:-Lonvord Jostritai. • • - ' bLAIR ELECTION. . . 'Mr. O'Connell has addicted t-e follow ing letter to the Precise', er b 'of the county i f Clive s . -,.. - • " . . 9 menion.squ a re; ;Lb .. s anotary„ tete. it EarntreeD AND linovitu I. ill Es. Ds —1 lis.l.mie,.ded to assert, on the first day of the now appioachitig .fies ..iinn, your right and mine, that I. as your chosen 1(e presentative, should sit and vote in Parlivaint, . This intention was counteracted by the request communi cated to me Com )ou. that I should not take n.y seat mil fourteen days shhuld have elapsed lion' the commencement of. the Se.sions. That request was, . f conrse, to me aia command-; and my °beds, nce would have been lull and explicit, had matters remained in Me same. gate as they .were when that requeit was 'Made. Your obj ct was, to give the ftierws of Mr. yeie l Fitagerald the full oppostunity - to prove the midi ...11sec.r.barges—the foul and calumnious charges ugainst the Catholic Clergy of Clare, which were M.D. 'lined in their petition against my return. You thus .. ..bliqy .0401%0 . them to the pro .- f of that which : You knos p rop be oss.fal.se as it was•molignant, but which they Asserted on the Records of Parliament to be true. Ram baelndr challenge been answered? Why, by a 'Amid shrinking from investigation—by a. base abaft. &malefic of those calumnious assertions, without the .manliness•to acknowledge their falsehood. Mr Edward Hickman, the agent of 'Mr. Vezey Fitzgerald, at the late'euntest, itid OsePetitiuners against my return, has seyvid me with .anotice.stating,in substance, that none of the matter's in the Petition*. Would be insisted on, •ave what relates to 'my alleged personal di.qualifica 'lion I Was there ever -conduct like to this? . Was there ever. any thing • so, cruelly atrocious *toward, the ClO°lie Clergy I • They are held up by Mr. Etzgeield's friends _to contempt and execration be lore Parliftent and the world for seven long months; and, when the Moment for trial conies, Alien the calumniators are challenged to. their proof, 'wad then they shrink frum the controversy, depriving ' us of the opp ortunity to prove, what we could have done, the negativevlndthey thus br4ely inflict a wound whiat they them:4'olTM too Vile to heal, and which iiiej Will not permit tertotally,to cure. After this, will ever allow Mr. Vary' Fitzgerald to be called le the Friend of the Catbolios r If be be,' atuan protect og .7011 from our friends r This abitudoiaialS 'or the claw' ;.. .., ,• 1 , •••W . •••••••• • • • . J • SVENPENCIt. . • . flies against the Catholic Clergy : has tikns away the cause, and 'of coarse,• with the cause, ha. annihilited the mandate of your request. I lin, (tee to repair to London on the caliest day that may ap. pear best *sited to the parprise of:ultimately trying that experiment on whiat,so much of the (ate and-fot tones of our Unhappy country depends. I - intend to leave .Il)nblia on the sth of Feb. y, or at the latest on the 6th. 1 shall not reach . London until after the discus don Oa the Kirig's Sweat dud have Closed. It is'my !zed intention to repair.to,tbe , of. C...mwon. sr,- soon after my snivel in. Loodkut as will allcw awe but& client time tom-ke is t teliminary arrargeinents su point of formal detail, as ihisll prevent me from b i g en trapped by mere matter cf form, and as shall bring the question of my right to sit and vote* a deliberate man ner, before the Houten! Commons. I cortead fir it, that the Hou s e has nis power of authority to decide till , quer pm% in the net i ttive. lit, qu stioti that ar ire- is ti quest, , of law, and there are - eV:saint means to toy that slurs t n with ut the House Usurpihg an authority, whiclo say, ind can pore, is Om jatrusred- to it by the Cowan; I law, qr tiny staente udvatsoever. If the Minister in.rtads 1 , 4) kalif the staestlln..44l,4ol. bit *SII. not upp.ne tc to ttOsiiker Urban 1 But dies he moan to meet it fait!) ? His conJuct st soon anssek in •te manner you 'all anticipate. I deem it of peat importance that the Gentlemen you have earned to attend with me in Lind. n should be these bet re ' the 12.11 of Feb.uarys, lo my sober ab.l detib slste jud.lnient, it is 4 vital inip.trtance t. to have a t.ut?.e tuns assemblage of Dish Noblemen arii*Gert eaten in London on this occasion. The mote .I.4l.nelisus the better ; not lot the pupa e of iht midatinn .or violence—inn would be vs aSsurd as It would be criminal; tn iksert I that I deem it unnectsa• y felon the paltry caltsmny which has attributed that unitive to us. In making this great experiment I . 1 41 1 tot ,the countenance and assistance t f Gentlemen shn ate sc. quitinted with, and who can speak the set tinsents of all pasts of Ireland—l shall want those who have a •Itfit zo command the services of the Irish Members of e.r liament on this momentous qutistion—l shall taut that combination of MM.I force and it tellect which will give weight and dignity th the snuggle, and et.able me to concert even,a defeat kin the slate gr..unds • f fame ;Oomph, and into a mote comprehensive and even na4 tional advantage. " Men of Clare, the English mule many treaties with us Irish—they never kept tune of Viem—they yin. rotted all—l go enchained br you to try wise her the &l fish Parliament will observe thetresty of the U.sion? oill make the experiment respectfully, but firmly Ssdbiseronsly, but with unalterable pertinacity.-.-I am. MOW coustryseo, your Faithful and dev•ite3 servant, " DANIKL O'CONNELL:" MACPHERSON'S RANT. .Thete are few, of oor musical trade o. we bere , to (says the Osst/iiee Journal), to whom 'las tune I. not 4optilar We au not awe that they all know nutter ,whnt citcninstances it, otisi*Ated, or. indeed an.y.thing of kb author. no (Wowing. we believe, r. a tdithfut ..ccouct of the matter: 1 ! 1 The Laird of Braco was cert.inly a good Se•i•ch ' man, in all national concerns, and a vet; ase tut m ni. her of society in the oosth of Scotland, by th:. CA - S he took to havesall the Highland robbers and thie.es who pestered the low country at that time appieheaded ar.d (nought to justice—on 4 limb occa•ions he some Imes esposeJ his own life to vet' , grew. da.iger, whit a the same time he gave Nord ot his (outage an; co duct. 0 e instance, which made a great deal I 1). noise at the time, is the subject of a hsllad still song in the c unity —I mean the seising of Dance's 11•Pherson aii.l Peter Brown in Sumn.erieve's fair at Kri h i Anne 1700. They were two notorious housebseakera and muedriers. Braco had made several attempts to catch then,; i ut as they Were •protected by Giant of Gi.ts.t (LairJ Lewis), who did not look with a very faiinur.ble eye on him, he was still disappointed. As oral a. he et served.them in die fair, he desired hi, biother•iiolavr. Lesmurdie, to bring him a dozen A tut men, w , ich he did. They attacked the villain., echo, as they had several of their acc.ooplices with t'ittn. made a c 1.:.• petite resistance. One of them made a pas. at Braeo with his hanger, intending to run him thiniigh the heat[,. but it slanted along the outside of his ribs. and one ot his men immediately stab' ea the trans.- dear. They then c.titieJ M•Ptierson aid Moan to a house in Keith, and set these or tour stout men to gu.id them, not expecting any.niote opposition, a. ail tip• test of the ping were fi:d. Braco and Lesmuidie were sating in an upper room, cancerting it.e consmilmmt i•I the•X ptisoners, when the Laird if Giant and thirty weir canse callirtglur them, and rueaiiiig no Duff in S:ot land should keep them from him. Blasco, I:ear ogle, noise of, the Grants, came down stairs, and said a i h seeming unconcern and good hum or, • ;hat he de signed to have sent them to prison, but he s.w they were too strong a party for h nt to contend with, and so must leave them :hut without losing a. moment,. he cook a turn through the merket, found oche, two Jus tices of Peace, kept a Court...l;nd assembled s iz e ; s t out fellows, with whom he mock the tun crinius..ls, and sent them to prison. 'rise, were tried and condemned. McPherson was hanged, but Blown was porsfoisedes to his life, and only banished, byGrant's interest. M•Pher son was the last person executed .at Banff; be walked from the prison to the place of esecutivo. about a mile. playing on the fiddle all the way " McPherson's Bans." a tune composed by himself for.the occasion. At the gibbet he offered his fiddle to any one that would as cept it; hnt all having declined, he broke the 6ddle over his knee. The sword,, which is of immense sine. and target,taken from, *Pherson, when apprehended at Keith, have remitted .in the family of Fife ever since. On digging a foundation for an alarm,post some years ago, to the., Gallowhill. *Pherson 's bones were found. These were much shove the ordinary size,wnd tarnish evidence of his great . strength, as sea as his sword, which is tix . feet long. incliding handleeighteeo inches, and the breadth of the blade Si inches.. A fesi days ago a missionary at Cahn, in the &pit most of **Var., having sambaed a ettogrepadoo, proceeded with *to to. Ow or mum where he ordered the tax* toilip wombed L Pitddiel i ab ensign, of death, the preaciw, dry" , p a dumb( or is eof death apd hell, that the f emales present sot* 4 sad siu abed. •liarefoos, with a rape Irma ids 'abet; epda large met ha ids bawl, he *fatter& raw.roood she onwetryi lentendni deeply and aping far mercy ea 'tbe sinners of , TM ease soma was :sputa at Bskrose-4yeis Paper. 4 114 1 , Allie , ... . . ...... - 444-. ---Z i ..-- ...r- , . . t . -IMOD tan GAZITTS DR IRANCB, JAI,. 31. ' ° • PARIS. Jam so. ' ,Wail, Utters from Cnnstantionple. 'dated 6th .Jaint7, 1 11 4 11 , have !ma received at gel& Ade. M. A. da.fus t .11,_ am had arriied`in that city. aty.l had already had .a e.mtv ; , wiallia 1 fence with ihst Reis Efandi. -.b was reported. tbat - in 6 . 13 0 1 0 16 consequence of ilda.c.ourecesseeAkelloeudevt if •Freqcir Yates% and England wersildbfk ll6iillet files P4*os fis`Ciln., fnA king 1 Istantinople. TMs newsluta. • rill"..•;Atu - ifii furgs " it " at Vienna. On the 21st the Met:alfiques wete at 97 ;inns, /V •s. :—L_ —a