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Commander- The latest and best authorities concur in the following calculation day at his Ours in the Hone of the extent of the dominions of the Po rte, including linsarabia, t twenty other Officers trans- ceded to Russia in lets, and ports of Greece that lay Mint to in- Ship. dependence. The proportion are given in ware leagues of tweot y. Committee of she Commie. (we to an equatorial degree : Cal blilitaryAsylasa, assembled rearm in 811181 - .• 11.900 u Chebes. toe the purpose o f Walachia..taring into assume for pro - Bulgaria Moldavia mid Bessarabia 4,100 present standard for tweaking is, Bosnia. and Dalmatia ist and West Indies is &sleet Rattails Alban'a V iv for corps and rescue 01111• nfeet seven inches. hiaardonla Mores Da. 24. Tbessily, Litradia, and Epirus 1,960 Vassona l lades with gram be- Cations. Buboes, sad ocher Islands . .. Lite here team Athlone, =deem ...—...-- i 341 th from Nanagb.: The arras 26,440 indiums in this Garrison. ArliCAll TIMM ad * Memos made bib half- gar of at Belfast, wider the cm- . AMMO TIMM paid the Corp the highest pos- Anatolia, Karamasia, and Rous h to the dam, steady, sad seldierlike Euphrates .. ...... ilealde system of Moder sew Georgia and Armenia used with the school, and On Zia,lrithout the Desert amiss. i sink, Dlaittekr. Re. Regiment. son of the Chief ••••••.• icy in the 74th; daily expected Total 2 gory In ebs II". The Basher/ States being virtually independent of the Porte, RS t. O an In the 48th are not Waded. " Poo asses.—ls $ awry so destitute of a regular police, and ttat"tkat ..._" e° ,__ di• arri v al, _ 4ll over will& the Whitest, are so widely ecstemed, kis extremely "` De i cers, the fo llowi ng dea ths Moak to gnat an amerato eationte of the aniesst of tion. neknown 48 SwielmeSs Uri' Pressgang by compaelesa irldi limn aim rammMles Motley in ineructhe to the 4th Baghneut these polestars. the avenge womber of home beings in the whole of the empire has been assupssod at between twenty-eve and thirty e__•___• l6 " l4ll6l " . We ium from Ilit ' sollitem. el whki ate-balf Is ted to the Asiatic provinces. morrows Mare and eleven men le Masepena I= d tbe possessing diluent forms of faith a horrible malady in one day, have b oss eb oe :- 111seselmens lid to the Madras station. Greek Widens . . 5,980,000 :heel Gavin, Esq. of this city, is Ronne Catholics, Jews, Armenians. fce. 707,000 16th lancers. --- ate Thomas Stuart, of this city, Total " Of the 48 th nett. 9 1 Ded• " SSTUATION. BOUNDAILIZS AND DITISMINS or Touter le Remote. ; ice. of the Italian Islands : —European Turkey lies between 36 deg. sad 48 deg. of north Sir Frederick Adam, LC. B. lathed*, and between 16 deg. and 30 deg. of oast longitude. It is bounded on the north by the dominions of Russia sad Austria v on es, I. p. Copt, Dalgiebb. 19th the west and south - west by Dalmatia, the WO of Venice, and ; Major of Brigade, Capt. Tye- the Msditterraneas • on the north-east by the Pruth and the ~ Danube{ .and on le east sad south-east by the Euxine, the ut.-Colonel Raith, li. p. Deputy Sea of litinners, the Archipolose, the. Straka of Constantinople, Wood Drake • Deputy Adjutant and the Helimpeat. ; Military Seeestary. Major Gil- innanis. venanso. TOWN,. 4., Levu.-Cal. Mutation, h. p. WAWA' Doeberest, Tergovist. tla—Col. Charles Napier ; Lent. Meldavla neldalt Creak ........ Mae& liacphall. Capt. J. W. Worsley, Ilemia ..... •. . ... Pitt lEetundy, Copt. G. Thuries cents • . • Bulgaria ». - . ... •• 4tideill{stria, Whin, Rico- dY FOR MO. polle, Hersegoviala.. Moder. trn made by the Minister of Albania - • of the number of Officers, Roma*. North East - Consotioople, Adrianople. Phi- eneral Promotion, according R otum a. s ee d, ..„ » SaleVr aL Larissa. Tannins. the 25th of November : Adana, Ulnas, Leto. te Mores ... ..... . Tr=, Napoli di Unsafe, , • • • okl (Gerdes &Come) 1,449 ' Medea: Misitsa, Pam& rfak • (French) 545 are those which form the looks Republe. seder the protection of ?remit) ;wiser) 2,540 Cyprus. Negropeate Rhodos. Mettle, ficio, Samos, Cup. Scar- French) Iwiss) •pi - 14,46bit1 • • wrappiTspAy EVENING, DECEMBER 30, 1829 COUNTY FIRE OFFICE RETURNS of Twooty per Cent. have been paid invariably at the held Mice, in Regent-street, and at all the Contitry Agencies. MRS. HO LA S INTERESTING WORKS FOR THE YOUTH or BOTH SEXES. Eichorn Half- Bound, Roan. and Lettered, and adorned with TEE STOLEN B - Olt, an INDIA TALE, 1830. 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Johnson" Inserted in the Stamp. • THE IRISH CUBba..- 1. &nos lILTIA Cassinass." ACOBBLER, in the County Cork 'tis sa id, By hard industry gaited his daily bread ; Would drink his whiskey, and ehill his joke, Talk politics, sing ballads, laugh, and smoke. Make brogues, heel pumps, and none, beyond dispute, Knew better hoe to renovate a BOW Through all the parish; none like Cobbler Pat Repeated an old tale, ar know ". what's what." Th' Exci.iensau and the Schoolmaster would often Sit in his tante. the pedals - cares to soften; And, notwithstanding aS their learning. said Our honest Cobbler had a knowing head; For frequently the Colibkr would proceed, as The ancients srs'd, like old Archimedes. And, like this fam'd Phihnopker. enquire What element could best produce a lire? Of Carbon, and the famous Mtn:lade, Our Cobbler never know but they were physic...- So seldom troubled his industrious skull 'Bout things that rotten pussiv Poor. John. Ball. Some one, from Landon, call'd a_ Nobleman, Taller than Pat's acquaintance i spin, And therefore greater. came iota the eithlte • To look about his rent, 'spat% and • And one of the domesti cs brought Hy Lord.blr'a Boßts to be erp.ait'd by Pat. Pat saw their brilliant sk»s—the sun shone brighNT- Pat tried to smoke bur could nut find a light ; Then seis'd a lidpt,.reaeatiFg Wrosean's black, Which lit his pipe (as Pat said) " in a crack r' This Bast Shining and William SLACKING Prepared by. I • • 30, Irc v tt y 'N U, London ; And sold e "Town In the KOgdom. ' 1.1Q1.11D lii.lbsteles, 64. rod. 16d. and led. sock. Mao PASTS SLACK. ISO, in Pots, lid. 124. and Ills‘ *AO! P. Ile %'artissue ta Inquire Au RODr. W A R It It lg 'S, SO, STRAND. s as I. otsteas *ai eounizarsie. ;..4 Symentee lon. Samuel Huddiestan Arderkk. Manchester, toddler. Jan. 14, 15. add Feb. 9,st deign. at the York Hotel, Manchester. Actor neyi. Messrs. Norris, ABM, and. Anthony, Jelmsmseet, Bedford row.; and Messrs. 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Elision, Leamington, ire, at twelve, at the Court of Cenunissimere—Jan. 19. It. Crowther and T. Fawcett, High.street, Southwark, woollen drapers, at ten, as the Court of Connnisdoners—Jan. 19.. T. Harrison, New Boa/. street, hosier, at tea, at the Court of Comatimioners—Jam 22. J. F. W. Wittich;Mandlester, grocer, at deven, at she Court of Com alssioners.-Jart. 99. E. Hickman, Lambard-ereet, biLbroker ' aK eleven, at the Court of Contnebionen—Jan. 21. E. Haab, and E. Keeling, Hanley, Staffordshire, fklnt.nierehants, at two, at the Swan len, Hanley, Staffordshire—Jan. 21. M. Glover, jun. Leine. ter, Ironmonger, at eleven, at the 011 ice of Mr. Toiler, Leicester —Jan. 90. H. Tipper, OM Cirri:wester, GiOsteStetillike i 111111022- des *, at tem at the King's Head lon, 0220Cester—.11111. 19. D. .10 4 4.4 tar, Kly-place, epine-merchant, at eleven, at the Cook of Conmissionert—Fel. 5. T. Bonk, P 4 Mall, tailor, at term,, as ttie Court of Cooloilssioilers — Jam sh J. Delerarth, K. If, Are thingtoo, and R.' Bir4ett, Lancaster. babas, at te29 at Ike WPC% Ana. Ina, Lancaster—Feb. it. A Phillips, Bristol. mama. at /Ms . at the Commercial Emits, firistolz-Esia. I.W. lhorose4, Mom•' Nerds, Lancashior.reller-makees, at ten, at the Red Lion lon, iieatoo Bemis-Jas. 21, R. Carrie, ,YeovU, Sornerattalpirm jni Manufacturer, at twelve, at the Gipbc Tatstp,ter-! 15, 15, J. Saddt• 1141411%. shoemaker, at offoell, .at tb i a. Upper' $ Inn. 111014. oLTIFIcATEs.—tut. L Pike. &aims, blaMeulth—A. nips. Bristol. maws—J. Unbosom King, cook Northair.pramthlte,grocex-rC. IL Darby. u.ochurch-street. tailor • ;• 41PARTNERSH IPS DISSOLVED. J. Clailisai‘J. &afraid, Ilootoll, Lincolnshire, chemi s ts...l and J. WOW* Neweastle-spoo-Tysie,{raven--J. Lane and F. sindky, Tasivrortb, Stallorel.bire; m G. Wr..o al4 G. teens , She 4, matinfacturer ot reafaili and C o . 114 l fida.street dress.inakees (aa la regards IL Miami) . —T and G. Wilson, liewcastk-upon-Tyne, greeers-4 ) . M Fiat* and Livapoot, common brewers—G. A. Oliver and T;.. Weirs. Wermour. c°44611.10—J. livapos ami Co. ilisallar. gun. eariego-8. Unsay, see. - arid W Culbatilirelie. wholesale bed featber-manulacturors.—W. • Tbanpsoot iisd Lancaster A slik.sninners—J. Lee and J. J. Mama, Gawk Genrw. K am, kad gill makers—R. , Grin and J. 3F. Grit. L i e..ls; kadnessebasin.—C. and G. Witt, Tema', ligenbanigitsa. , cers—A Si e mion and F. Brains, jobisuttnatjAinerisi, Factors —j. asistook and. G. Wilma, _ awe= Fos Reminemo.—The present, kr Regimens mow swim in the Ran - els leeches ; the secolmel for recruits pinks serving all hare! 111424 at a" Vl Dee. Yeaterday Othmaisociat sogeos i Wog so the Imo Milk. arrived here hum escort of is Olker and thirty of the nth from were di_ he the mince samba . shorot On mesky lest MsjerbOemeral ==l if the Regiment Waddle, when he paid sale complemeat, teat sally (or its di., appearence ander math bs Its admirable nosy, partlaelettp that put connected wit. caCirakin, planes sti Thoome O' er Grsft, ilith Relthamise. Baron, is swim* to a Usomeeney . at Cock from Newfsemdlaml--Jeki Mawr 0. R. Massy, of this Qty. is nominated ey &shwa. A letter received from Calcutta, states. the Meth Regiment, besides the loss of Olke. wou'red.: 1 Serlcant-ISafor. I Ilaininseater. vales, 19 women, and 14 children. Cholera morrow ins been very destructive of Deepens at Pooseb. in the Last Ica tees received yesterday, that the Serjeam of the Regiment fell victims to that horrible after a very few hours thorn only. The Sad Regiment are to proceed . Cornet Gavin. eldest son of Michael appointed to a lieutenancy in the 16th Capt. Henry Stuart, too of the late' has taken the command of the Depot The following compose the &aff. ' (kneel Mims— lAmt..oes. Sir Hater -Gen. A. Woodford. Camp— Major Parsee., Foot ; Lieut. Taylor, 85th Foot ; dale, ma Foot. Deputy Adjacent General, Lout.-1 . Cloaca Master General, lieut.-Col , Crewel, Ca T rench , itStb Foot bert.h. p.Deputy Judge Advocate, Inspeedoi. Meer of Colonel Cowen. Sob-Inspectors—Capt. John Macpball. Capt. R. C. Smyth. Capt. John Plat Boucot, Capt. J. R. Colthunt. IPIUINCH ARM The knowing is the Return War to the King in Council of Including the last Annual General to the Military Ordinance of #l - of France General Staff Olken Olken of theffinfsHousebeld Ditto of the Gendarmerie Royale Ditto Cavalry Garde Royale* (Fri Ditto Infantry ditto ditto (French' Ditto Swiss Guards (Garde Swine) Ditto Regular Cavalry Ditto Infantry of the Lime (French: Ditto ditto ditto (Swiss) Ditto Artillerie Royals Ditto Registers. 9611 Ditto Waggon Train....... 54 Ditto Garrison Companies Ditto Medical Staff Dice Veterinary Slogans Ditto Commissaires de Genre (Cmonsisessist) llO Total lB,llB • num= Cavatar.—There are 4 regiments of Coriassien Garde Royale, 6 regiments of Hussars ditto.: 4 regiments of Lan mn ditto, 6 regiments of Masseurs ditto. 6 regiments of Dra goons ditto, and I reginsento( Hone Artillery. Itmetax CANALST.-11 regiments of CAI fussier,. IS regiments of Hussars. 6 regiments of Lencers,l9 regiments of Chessman. SO regiments of Dragoons, and five regiments of Artillery; and these age 120 regiments of Infantry, making a total number of 250,000 Jetties men, which is constantly kept up the conscription. • INDIAN COURTS MARTIAL. H. joiners. Callan., 17th July, 1829. At a - European General Court Martial reassembled at CAWS pore. on Wednesday, the 15th of Mac, 1829, of which Lieutenant- Colooel J. A. Biggs. of the 24 Battalion of Artillery. is President, Omar Andrew Laird. of the id Troop Ist Brigade Hasa Ar tarry, was arraigned on the followlogeharge : Cuasoi.- 0 With having. at Cawnpore, on or about the 54 of Mardi, 1829, wilfully-mutilated himself. by firing a pistol, loaded with gunpowder and ball, through his right hand, with intent thereby to incapacitate himself for further service. " Sock viaduct being contrary to the duty. and disgraceful to the character of a soldier, and in breach of the . Artieles of Wm." Upon which charge the Court cease to the following &deka t0v50m05...:44 v so mos...: 44 The Court is of opinion, and does hereby pronounce the prisoner to be guilty dell and every part of the charge preferred .him. g ooo sscs..—" The Court does, therefore, sentence him, gunner Andrew Laird, 24 Trop Ist Brigade Hon e Artillery, to be placed t o s olitary imptimoment for twelve calendar months, in such pintsable Excellency the Commander in Chietiney be pleased to wed and confirmed, (Signed) COM BERMERE, General, Commander-In-Chief. • The solitary Imprisonment awarded by the abuse sentence is to be carded into effect within the Fortress of Allahabad, to which the prisoner will be sent under a proper escort. By order of his Excellency the Commander-itaCider. CHRIS. FAG AN, Adjutant-Getteral of the Aimy. Head quarters, Calcutta, 20th July, 1829. At a European General Court Martial, assembled st Done-Does is Tuesday, the 16th June. 111e9, of which Colonel D. Einem% of Ma Majesty's 16th Foot, is President, Gunner Wm. Conterford. of the Ist Company sth Bendiest of Artillery, was arraigned on the following charge : Cstaasta—•l'Gunner William Comerford, tit Company sth Bat taglia Artillery. placed in confinement for mutinous conduct, in * V I is tie presence of a Regimental court Modal, as.entbkd fee' trial, on the 19th day of May, 1829, at Dum-dum. and in OMileutpt of the said Court, that he would shoot Captain Bathurst, sstain of his Company, through the head , the Arai opportu . .'or words to that effect ; and for twice repeating threats of a r tendency when -barring the Coen." Upon which charge the Coln came to the following decision : " Ful , pp AND SINTINCII4...Tbet Court baying mantrap cow& dared the evldeace before them, Witktbe confession of the prisoner, are of opinion, that he, Gams •W ,Cointeford, of the lit Company Stb Battalion of Artillery. is guilty of every part of the change readied against him, and do, therefore. Pentence him to worts nos thousand lashes on his bare back-lo the usual tut; arr." Approved and Canalised. (Si g ned) COMBBB MERE, - General, Coiantandetin-Chief. The corporal punishment awarded by the keeping sentence is to be carded into effect at such time and to such mired as Cciinamod• sot of the Artillery Regiment may deem ropers ' ils order of his Excellency the Commander-in Chief. • • CHRIS. FAGAN, Adjt. Gen. of the Army. i CANAL OF THE PYRENEES. The promoten of the great iindertaklng wbkb is to afford a safe navigation for ships. MOD die Western Ocean to the Mediter ranean. by mem of the Clad of the Pyrenees, ban published in the foreign Joan la, es Morin amount of Koran and dangers ausaings the prima fin. by the Straits of Gibraltar. SUS USW oF can% ASO TVS COMAS OF SUS IPTSESISS. " This olicial document states, that every year upwards of 42,000 vessels great and small, engaged in the commerce of Fence and England, pass the &nits of Gibraltar. Some come from the Western Ocean to the Mediterranean, and others leave the Medi terranean to enter the Ocean. In addition to the above number, 2,700 ships are employed coasting in both seas. We may also add to the commercial movements in the two seas, the write of Russia, Sweden, Denmark, the Hams Towns, Pr ussia, the Netherlands, Austria, and the several Powers of Italy. " The measures taken by the Government of the Viceroy of Egypt ; die independence of Greece ; the opening of the Duda wiles to die ships of all nations; free trade With the Black Sea. and the comequences of the late Treaty between Turkey and Ru da ; canon fall to multiply the commercial relations of notions. rendering mote frequent and more active, the passage of the Strait of Gibraltar. " This navigation Is unfottunately surrounded by dangers, which occur more particularly, sailing out of the Mediterranean.— From Cape St. Vincent. In Europe, and the Caps of Azamora, in Africa. up to the pillars of Hercules, vessels are constantly in a state of peril. " The storm of duelist and 112 d of November last, which we described in the Coutitutionsef of the 14th instant, covered with wrecks all the coast near the Strait. Twenty-one vessels parted front their anchors, many others lost their masts, and of all the ships in the bay of Gibraltar nut one escaped damage. Without the Bay the injury was not less extensive. Several Spanish ships were wrecked at the mouth of the river Majorca. " A French brig was lost near the fort of St. Beebe. Many Sardinian Portuguese, English, and other vessels, shared the same fate. Wine disasters occur almost every year. In the night of the 18th or 19th of Jan. 1826, forty-sin Preach ships stationed in the bay of Cadiz, to wait foe a wind to the Mediterranean, were assailed by a most furious tempest. In which a galliot mak, and twenty-two vessels, which drove on the strand of the Decadent, Cakesuela. and Pennies, lost all their cargoes. Out of Airmen ships at Algeciras, only one escaped shipwreck, and they cal culated no less than Mt hundred and sixty lost in the bay of Gibraltar. " In the month of December. 1822, frequent gales of wind spread terror and alarm upon all the coasts of the terrible Sieve of Wiz. The 6th. about saves at mien, the barometer hang; sunk considerably, the wind shifted to the west, sod Mew all night with the greatest violence. Fourteen vends and a great number of barques were driven on' hore in the bay of 'Calais, or the bay of Gibraltar, where several ships drifted and struck, and others upset, without the possibility of affording the oafermeste sultrers the least assi-tance. The wool was covered with Wen, teihrinned with cold and dying with hunger and fatigue. minfortunes frequently occur in the inlet. between Massa at i rt ir enbagena. ". At all times the Sieve of Cadis has been considered by nevi snore the most dangerous sea in Europe, for. when the storm ceases, contrary winds, Current', and calms. redeem its navigation ruin and &vain The wind favourable to skips coming front the We,tera Ocean is contrary tu those waking to leave the ile diternotall' Oiling two centuries, at various periods, France has endeavoured to open to commerce a shorter acd safer way to the Mediterranean. That desire invited the immenal iligust with the ides of the canal of Languedoc ' • the same desire made M. Galaben extend the course of dn that canal from Toulouse to &plane, and turn It into those departments *birth felt the want o , such means of common' cation, lot order that they might transport all the rich othierak of the Pyrenees. It may be asked Why a project admitted by Government to be practicable, and of utility, not only to France but all &dope, should ban remained up to this time unaccompliebed ? The an swer to that que-tion is not honourable to our mations! character. In Resisted such a canal would have been completed long since ; in France they are now making inquiry when the undertaking will commence!!'' .