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• a* .1."347i/11F.11 12,488.] go M . for the DISCHARGE IMPRISONED for S Craven-street ttg BENFACTION9 SINCE VIZ. IE Leif • • • N a pes* Feilitzseh . KY t s , g %Detour, Req. e L t ommbig, Roq. 811 N` 1 " 11 • " ga tlial • . . a? t io. ?owlet, Esq. (per bleosm. li Elanimond,. Esq. (pet Men • • got Seitiourabk the Earl of Rove . tio gy Bewingtut, Eq. mato 4 Wanes, Esq. 1 11 t.ll. • fiber Ferried. Eel. (Pee Maui. ;1 4 Jor Hoene, Seq. • • ly %k. iffbialleld• • IR L ig e Ponder Xi* Me • lit. T. P . Wile (per an Vet . Y A. D (per Meagre Whitmore a S. &mom Esq. (per ditto) grim &nine *Phelan, R.N. • * Ankabild Hondlema, Esq. • Liam Par. lb+ • u Named and relieved from vii ▪ Deleon, for the sum of • Comidesed the Cams of Approved • Referred for farther Enquiry - Camidered Inadmissible 1 Scadactions arc received by Jn • Trearer, Cheyne-walk, Chelsea; Or, and Co. St. James's-street ; • ▪ sae aid Co. Lombard-area ; &grim and Co. Finch-lane, Cornl b Dees and Co. No. 77, Lombard-• et Secretary, No. 7, Craven-street, in nee by those wbo are inclined r vire the Scotty sweet on the first • CHILBLAINS, lIIIIEUMA BUTLER'S CAJ€PUT Oil, which is the basis of ti • emesed on the Continent, as a rev • limisolic Affections, Chilblains Pa • el de Janos, Sprains, Bruises, and • silos years, in England, proves the II given et it by the most eminent in ti complaints. Being combined in the &Mare penetrat Mg. and coosemi an emental application. Rubbed u poi sr * warm band, it allays morbid is • the alearbasts, and accelerates the ci Sold In Bottles, at Is. i id. and I Chemiskie, corner of Si. Paula; 1 and 114, Sackvilleerert. Dublin; Si stmpt ; Wilbnott, 03, High —street, Nolicine Vesden in the United Ki Of whom also may be bad, MA CERATE, an excellent Remedy for also in Scalds, Burns, &c. it Ask fog Butler's Cr CH I LELAINS, IitHEUMA: riffILBLAINS are preven V their tormenting Itching, lust HEAD'S ESSENCE of MUST/ its extnoriinary efficacy in Rheum tions, and Complaints of the Scot remedy bat been unknnws or neele . . .. • - •••• r- v - vf:`'n,7"- -- • '-- V 7 -,• " :--- "v• - 71mv -, - - , ' -, •-r- - ,- -•- -4, .-, .... ... ~, . , . I b r• 'e -I .C* • .• . ' . . • - 411P't , ...iLefit 4.1 ., ;5 5 '1N '' • - • . . . . v i' - r - 4 '.•A 2 ". - I. .4. 4 ; - .14 '''• r - . ..• ,6;• •'• r • , • . ••• .: Cr% .• - 0 .;•-• "• 4 " --- --..".".....".. • flrtitr: tar - .. '.. , ~ „•:. ' l A ' . • • , •. • -. . . , 1 . .11• 4 'r 4n A /t. I , (. . .. f,.. , ,_.., . ...._......_..... ira a the lifikiria er inicipality of = ea -h it tongratk a ' on - the tith e; , e Minikter o, •ing this ap, rl chy, the se n i 3 Noble pride & • 1 he children 4 with the 1 , from ars a • which tt, aggressor a 111111 inVt a i to think 1 aslestined t ,t what übe • so , sad el k re s to be eci li t "i; this is a Id much th at e feili4 al ; alk the , a it rear,. a• • decals i t Ire into • IV 1 ' gold a, Bi 'e lie k r , e 0 'our 51 so listed 1 • g tal , ddress 11 $ i , such • t , I -a tht • ' , hi nen.. hi, to • le ut • es as • . • i a 1 t . I ma •. DO ZE w tel 164 ma tk, I' t i 1, WEDNESDAY EVENING, 21 - 1827, [PRICE SEVENPENCIa IC and BELIEF of PERSONS SMALL DEBTS. Craven-street, Strand, February 7, 1827. St. KAtHARINE DOCK& St. Katharine Dock Once, &beatify !1, 1117. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a SPECIAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS will be held TO MORROW, at One o'Clock punctually, at the City of Londea Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, to receive a Report from the Dim, ton upon the Affairs of the Company. By Order of the Board of Directors, JOHN HALL, Secretary. 'ISOM THE LONDON GAEETTE, Fars. 20. ,E THE LAST REPORT, .. d. . 10 0 0 . A. 5 5 o . A. 2 2 o . A. 2 2 0 . A. 1 1 0 . . . A. 1 1 0 . . . A. 1 1 0 Nonni. Barnard and Co.) 10 0 0 Messrs. Coons) . 5 5 0 .10 0 0 Roseberry . A. 3 S 0 A. 2 2 0 A. s 2 0 •1 0 0 WHITEHALL, TM EMI has been pleased to give and grant unto William ?donwith. Esq. Captain of the Corps of Engineers in the service of the East hicks Company on the Madras Establishment, his Rog* license and permission, that be may accept and wear the In of tlse Persian Order of the Lion and Sun, of the second which his Mijesty the Sault of Persia has been pleased to opoo that °Meer. CROWN-OFFICE. Fes. 20. Member returned to serve in this present Parliament. Borough of Cockermouth—Lawrence Peel, Req. in the romp of William Wilson Carus Wilson, who ha, accepted the 'Mee of Steward of His Majesty's Manor of East Heudred, in the county of Berks. FRENCH PAPERS: *sou rue 17011.5, sarica noia. v , WEL 19. 31 ADR 1 /./. Boca 14 The Madrid Gazette contains an Address from the Municipality of Burgos, dated the 27th of January, iu which it Congratulates the King on the Manifesto pub lished on - the 11th of January, in the form of a circular, from the Mini,ter of War. On seeing this appeal they say, 44 to the honour of the monarchy, the sentiments of loyalty, and Castilian pride, this noble pride has been kindled in their beaus, and like all the children of Castile, they have felt them selves inspired with the most lively ardour to defend objects so sacred, from every insult wh Ch they might have received. or which they may receive in futute, whoever be the aggressor& Never was the A DM - trious Castilian's name invoked in vain, and it would be an insult to think that the Castilians of the present day are destined to suffer 'their reputa tion to be sullied. Of what use to us would be out esesaal exploits. in history, and of sects recent monaory among nations, if they were to be eclipsed and obscurest for ever by thick clouds? No; this is not the result that Pafretozocz has caused for so much blood . spilt, for so many sacrifices endured Inc the faith s which still dis tinguishes the Spaniards among all the people in• the world. A nation is nothing when it ceases to be an object of esteem. Those ate greatly deceived who, in appreciating the power of nations. take into their ac count no elements, but the quantity of gold and silver which they po ; Spain has given the lie to such calculations, and will do so &gale, when your Majesty shall order your people what you have contented your self with pointing out to them. They (the addreiiersl do not, however, lose sight of what is due to such or such a nation, Inc. &c. The Bishop of Teruel has just been presented to the Bisborie of Cuenca, one of the richest in the Penis. sula, and Don Bernado Martinez, Canon of Orense, to that of the Canaries, both vacant by the death of the incumbents. ALLNUTTS FRUIT LOZENGES, for Coughs, bald , Sovertiroats Hoarseness, &e. Ste. prepared solely by the Proprietor, S. A LINUTT, Chemist, Portsea ; who re turns his best thanks to the Public for the very excessive patronage which be has already received, for his highly useful FRUIT LOZENGE, and begs to assure them, that he still continues to prepare them, with the same scrupulous care as to the medicinal virtue of the Fruit, which has obtained for them so distinguished a reputation. In Coughs, , Sore Throats, and Hoarseness, they have been particularfy useful, the acid (whit* is gaiety from the Elea Curraut) tending gristly to all.) , inflammation and to promote a five expectoration; they are perfectly harmles s to the most delicate constitutions.—Be careful to ask fur Allnutt's Fruit Lozenges.— Sold in Boats Is. lid. each, by all Bkdicine Voider* in this kingdom, tioplijr;l) A. 2 S 0 • . A. It s 0 ... 5 s 0 • ge Ai 1.1 0 •. I 0 :11:f "it BANKRUPTCY SUPRRSRDRp. Suomi Robinson "him= aad William blatme,Watet4asie,Tower- street, wine.mercoams. BANKRUPTS. Mout» Chestier, Peedatom, Lancashire, bop.aterdiaat, to. sus. render, March T. 8, 41141 April is, at tea, at Whiles Hotisk Man chester. Auoades, Mears. Ellis ea Co. Chamaary-lsoo; ie Mears. Hiroo and Co. Manchester. Joseph Harrod, Ashton•tmder.ane, Lao:Salim gnaw. Midi 1. 8, and April 3, It Whiter Hoick Manchester. Afton:des, Meant Clarke and Co. Chancery bar; or /Ai, Joseph Hassinbostom, ( abs) • . J 0 01 . 10 0 0 . A. 1 t 0 • A. 2 2 0 . A. 2 2 0 NEW PART OF HARRIETTE WILSON'S MEMOIRS will be ready on Wanoranae SINT, at Three o'clock, price Sa. 6d. Also STOCICDAL/ell Minors% F. to XII. price ss. containing Se crets of Rank Forgeries—Du ea of York and Gloucester, and Mistresses Clarke and Farmer—Exhibits of Harriette Wilson--- hlarchieneeses of Clanricarde and Lorsdonderrp—and " all that la good, and noble, and amiable, in the country." ROBERTSOPI ' II GCNIIRATIVa SYSTEM, Eighteen Plates, Al Is. REA ore and klazatacia in all NATIOI4/4 Rive Plates, XI 10s. • New ART of Love, 'Ss. Coarassunsa of an Ostoinam. Thirty-six Plates. Al 10s. . J. J. Stockslale, St. James's-square. Joseph. Golden, Kendal, Westnsorland,surtioneer and inekeeper, March 8, at four, 9, at eleven, and April 3, at two At the King's Arms Inn. Kendal. Anomie', Mr. Richard Addison, Verolam buildings, Gray's Inn; or Mr. Isaac Wilson, KenclaL Jean Barke Gustavus Ferryman, Cheltenham, Gloutestenibleh a brick-maker, March e, at five, 7, and April 3, at ten,at AIM Royal Hotel, Cheltenham. Anoraks I , rs. Preen A Oft Cheltenham ; or Messrs. Vizard and Co. Lincoln's Ina-fieldaa- Thomas Palmer, Manchester music seller, March 7, $, and se tt 3. at White's Hotel, Manc hester. Anomie; Mr. Illwarge Manchester ; or Messrs. Clarke and Co. Ch ancery law. Arthur Strickhod, New Alahon inehokillseth it, 14, and April 3, at eleven, at Riridge's Hotel, • AY& isles, Mr. Hubert Sinitluon, York; Mr. Alfred NM ton; or Messrs. Wigleswertk and Co. Graft ' Gray's Inn. • • Margaret Brierley and Peter Ardor, Maorbester.saeldwammima. l Merck d s 7, mid April 3, at two, at White's Hotel, Manchester. Assmius, Mr. John Hampson, Manchester; or Messrs. link oaf Os. diagerry.lane. join Caudielk Newington-causeway. Surrey, tailor and draper, fiskrusay ST.Slarelilkand April 3. at eleven,,at the Court of V...L L -- ef ilisekrupts, Basiughall-street. Armoury, Mr. Gush Vincont. Clifford's Inn. Joky law" Drury-lace, oil andeolcierman. March t, 9 , and April A, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners Bankrupts, Bastsriko/WarreL Anoraks, Meters. IN a s Cs. Lockhart. INICLAIIATIONB OP INSOLVENCY. 494 4 0 Conlierid_, the It Ayr , '" - ' timber /*lnd ferber En " sa4mis Calok re(l I iarless Plisoss, 48 £164 2s. 91. 68 Petitioners Si 5 Petitions 4 and 6. Besefactions are received by John Camden Neild, F.sq. the frasarer, Cheyne-walk, Chelsea; also by Messrs. Herries, Far rier', and Co. St. James's-street ; Hoares, Fleet-street ; Whit low and Co. Lombard-street; Cocks and Co. Charing-croon; Darin and Co. Finch-lane, Cornkill ; Hanunenleys, Pall-mall ; Vans and Co. No. 77, Lombard-street; and by Mr. Grasswell, the Secretary, No. 7, Craven-street, Strand, where the Buoks may IN oat by those wbo are inclined to support this Charity, and vine the Society sweet on the first Wednesday in every Month. This day was published, In foolscap Sao, price is. 611. with an Engraving by William Humphrys, after a Design by John Wood, Part I. of ILLUSTR otTIONS of the PASSION of LOVE: being a Collection of Historical and Miscellaneous Anecdote', brief Alemoirs, and curious Traditions, illustrative of the Abatis sent between the Sears in all Ages and Countsias. Oninia vincit Ansor."—Ovus. 0 Le disk gdneral de pbire produit la Galinterle, qui West point, ramettvg mak 104eicat, nlsia le higer, hub le perpetuel de l'Amour." CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISM, SPRAINS, &c. .ptUTLER'S CAJ€PUT OPODELDOC.—Cajeput .11 011,which is the basis of this OpodeMoe, has been long emsosed on the Continent, sea remedy for Chronic Rheumatism, liorsolk Affections, Chilblains, Palsy, Stiffness, and Enlargement 4*. Ma, Sprains, Bruises, and Deafness ; and the experience tilateyears, in England, proves that it merits the high character glens of it by the most eminent in the profession, in those obstinate tospinats. Being combined in the form of Opodeldoe, it is red. &Mom penetrating. and consequently much more a:Stack:Ms as sesilslrlapplication. Rubbed upon the skin, by means of flannel, ac die warm hand, it allays morbid irritation of nerves, invigorates the absorbents, and accelerates the circulation. ' The Euryale French brig, which arrived a few days ago at Carthagena from A/gicts, has brought news that peace had just been concluded between the Spanish GOvernment and the Regency of Algiers, and that the Spanish captives had already been set at liberty. It wee this vessel that conveyed to Algiers the Commis• donee who was sent to deliver to the Dey the sum which he has claimed for so Many years. • The differences which have arisen in the Isle oi h j.ion, between the delegate of the Intendant of Police, and she other functionaries, are tar from being appeased.— The Intendant, favoured by the violent Royalks, has succeeded in obtaining an on der from higher authiwity, by virtue of which he has deprived the Alcade Mayor even of his judicial functions, and placed a person of his own choice in his room. This affair continues to es s aite much uneasiness and agitation." Though. we do not receive macii Dews from Porte- Ed, we know that hostilities continue io Tras-os-Montes between the forces of the Regency and the insurgents. The latter experienced a check i'n the 29th, near Cele ste's, a small Spanish town on the frontiers of Galicia ; boa it strews that the action was of no importance, that they are again masters of Chaves, and that the senti. ments of that part of Pot tugal, more unfavourable than those of the other provinces, to the new system, rt.tard the progress of the Constitutionalists. " The objett of this compilation is to illustrate, by authentic facts, anecdotes, and biographical sketches, the strength and effects of that passion, in its various shapes and disguises, which-inky be deemed universal under the general name of Levu. In order is prevent any misconception of the nature of the wink, it is Over to Mate that, while no affected severity will be assumed, every rea quisitv attention will be paid to morals and decorum. London : Hunt and Clarke, York-street, Covent•garden. Edina burgh : Jan Sutherland, Calton-street. Dublin : A. Graham, College.grees. Bath: L. Williams. S.l.t Js Avery, Prospect-place, Chelsea, honsonsok bbe bp i solvent eiretunstances, and unable to meet his copepowasylis Ms creditors.—Filed February 19. Wiliam Bowler, Seymour-place, Mary-la.bonne, bar, h in ► solvent circumstances, and unable to meet his engages:wets "lb his creditors.--Eikeel February 2S. DIVIDIINDS to be made is BASING HALL-STREET. Feb. 27, Joseph Langford, Milk-street, Cheapside, wholesalt haberdasher, at eleven. March 13; John Green. Leicester-street, Leicester-square, printer, at eleven. March 20, Hobert &meads, Thomas Atkins, and Georg* Tyrrell, Maidstone, Kent, bankers, at *even. Feb. 27, JosephOh Grants-oft, Saddiewonli, York s**, clothier,* twelve. DIY I MINDS to be made in else COUNTRY. Mara' a. Ann Johnson and Ge " Yoorgerkehire, wiser chants, at eleven. at the Old George Inn, York. March 2/, Henry Walker, late of Premiss, Lenceddre, eon merchant, at &AV*, at the Office of Messrs. Blanchard and Hickeestaff, Prestos. March 13, William Hius. George Hodson. and Richard Higgs, Bristol, leather factors, at two. at the Bush Tavern, BristoL Much 20, Williams Skid:o, Nottingham, lace manufacturer, at eleven, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. March 20, Thomas Winsleatt, Bridge town, Devonshire, woollen manufacturer, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Laster. March 16, Jonathan Hobson, Sheffield, Yorkshire, merchant, at twelve, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. March 16, William Barter, Frame Selwood, Somersetabire, commoo brewer, et two, at the OMce•of Messrs. Rotten and Rush, solicitors, Frame ligkerood. March 13, Michael Irish. Lewes, Swifts, lime burner, ECON.& t h e Scar Inn. Lewes. March IR. Joseph Lathbury„ Trent, Staffordshire, mercer, at three, at the Crown Betls~.vpoo.Treat. Said In Bottles, at ls. I id. and as Id. by Butlers, Chemists, Chesiskie, earner of St. Paul's; 73, Prissees.street, Edinburgh ; and SO, SackriM►drstt, Dublin; Savory and C 05.138, New Bond. swot; Willmar, 83, High —street, Borough; and the principal Medicine Veaden in the United Kingdom. Of whom also may be bad, MARSHALL'S UNIVERSAL CERA TR, an excellent Remedy for Chi/hiatus when broken ; used also in Scalds, Byrne, &e. - FRENCH HUMANE SOCIETY. BOULOGNE. F . is, Ism TO THE EDITOR OS TIME STAR. i:7- Ask fog Butler'. Cajgpat Opodekloc. CHILELAINS, RHEUMATISM% PALSIRS, ace. OHILBLAINS are prevented from Breaking. and ‘../ their scsasestieg Itching, instantly removed by WHITE HEAD'S ESSENCE of SIUSTA RD, universally esteemed for itsectraordinary efficacy in Rheumatism,. Palsies, Gouty Affec tions, and Complaints of the Stomach; but where this certain remedy has been unknown or neglected, and the Chilbbitis have astesiiy broke, WHITEHEAD'S FAMILY CREATE will fur the pain, and ver; speedily heal them. This Cerate is equally efficacious for all ill-conditioned Sores, Sore Legs, Scorbutic Etup iims, Blotches. Pimples Ringworms Shingles. Breaking* out oat she Fame, Noe% Ears, and Eyelids, Sore ' end Inflamed Eyes. Soto Heed% and other Scorbutic Humours. The ESSENCE of MUS TARD is perhaps the most active, penetrating, and efficacious remedy in thC world, curing the severest Sprains and Drubes in less than half the time usually taken by any other Liniment or Embrocation ; it also beak Cuts, Punctures from Sharp lustre news, Nails, Thorne, Splinters, &c. with incredible facility, with ** smart or pain, preventing inflammation and festering, and is upially useful in the various accidents oT animals—in short it is a domestic remedy of suck uncommon excellence and utility, that so family sensible to. its own comfort should ever be without it. CERTIFICATES.—Maacig 13. John Knight and asejamin Knikhe, Great Horton, Yorkshire, canon spinners. Henry bbchnel Palmer Shrewsbury , Salop, grocer. Richard Booth, Laund-mill, Lana:shire, worsted spinner. John Wesson, Birmingham, currier. Arthur Parker, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, builder. John FeU, Liverpool, Lancashire, mer chant. Thomas Trehern, Hereford, carpenter. James Read, Love-law, Lower Thanas.street, victualler. John Carruthers, Prepared only, and sold by K. Johnston, Apothecary, 15, °rech arge', Soko, London. The Essence and Ms at 2s. 9d. each ; the Create at is. lid. and 2s. 9d. They are also sold at 112, Cornball, aibd may be bad of every Medicine Vender in the United Kingdoat. Lesdenball-street, tea dealer. Robert Rixoo, Stokenchurcb, Ox ford, inabokier. Hasid Murling, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, grocer. Robert Moreton, Derby, builder. Thee. Ainsworth, Blackburn, Lancashire. draper. Thomas Greenshields, St. Clement, Oxford, builder. Matthew Hardy and James Dais, Masebetter, ware bowmen. Samuel Robinson Dawson, Water-lame Tower -street, wine merchant. William Knight, Holloway, broker. Juba Ross, Wyrardibury.Mills, Wyrardsbury, Bork% lock manufacturer. John Grtmahaw, Manchester, check manufacturer. William John Worthing, Lower names -street, wine and spirit dealer. Wiliam Merrick, Bristol, lax dresser. Richard Major, Fronts Selwood, Somersetshlre, woobtapler. James Sperling Bland, Charlotte street, Rathbone-place, haberdasher. 11:T The Genuine has the name of It. Jousts - cut printed no the Seyerament Stamp. JEOPARDY AND ESCAPE; OR, GWIvI)i.ING INGENUITY. IN Brussa., Eel e priz'd is the durable fame Of Wausau 's JET Ductuic, a fair Lady cense, splendid array, to a Mercer's s►op door, And purchaa'd of silks a most valuable store ; The tradesman then ent'ring, with grateful expansion. Her carriage, the cult to receive at her mansion. Arriv'd, for a moment the Lady retit'd, The drawing-room suite while the Mercer admied; At hst his companion's return when invoking,— " Mies gone !" said a servant, with coolness propoking, " What, gone!" cried the Mercer, " gone eif with my silks " Ss thus then it is that a tradesman she bilks! " This is not h r mansion l" 0, no, Sir ! " Whose then r 11 ' Be calm," said the servant, " your wildness restrain, " And know that from Reams Derangement to wile "You now are confined in a Maniac Asylum !" The Mercer, arrayed In a pair of bright Boots, Now met! 'pine the female of swindling pursuits; " Yes, yes, I am rind," he exclaint'd, " and my brain " Shall never its wonted serenity gain!" His feelings of fury now mounted so high, That measures proceeding at once to apply (N rigid coercion, the keepers then saw Their shades in the let of untivall'd eclat; And fix'd as they stood, with amazement aghast, To freedom the bursted lunatic pass'd! 0, fortunate event; the swindler was treed, And thus the.rich silks is the shop were replac'd. The Mercer advent to the chance with much glee, That set him from duress and jeopardy tree in Brussels while Taste and high Fashion are backing The wizard of incident, Waggles Jar BLACUPIO ! This Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING Prepared by ~~~ ~ 30, STRAND. London; And sold in every Town in the Kingdom. LIQUID in Bottl es 6d. 10d. 18d. and 18d. each. Also P ASTE BLACKING, in Pots, 6d. I2d. a n d led. each. 4 44! Ont Pot of Paste is equal to Poor is. Bottles of Liquid. Kr Ask fur WARREN!. Blacking,. Sie,—Many of the Reactive of your raper having been led to take a considerable interest in the establish ment of a Humane Society in France, as recently formed at Boulogne, at the suggestion and by the exertions of some of the most respectable of the British residents at that Pest, it will doubtless ►e a subject of added grati fication to them to find that a most satisfactory Report of their proceedings has now been laid before the public. In this important statement every credit, as well as the distinguished sucems which has attended the Institution (having necessarily many difficulties from its novelty to encounter, especially in a country where every establishment must be under the sanction and submitted to the approval of the Government) are ascribed to the characteristic humanity of the English. And to those of them with whom the project origi gin-tied, and by whose unwearying and unabated exer tions it has been brought to its present active operation, it must afford a proud recompense to find their object not only completely accomplished, but as effectually successful in its results—for, during the last year, it seems, that bathing season at Boulogne was the first in the memory of any one that has passed without the loss of a single life! To the admirable system this Society has introduced, as art auxiliary to the plan of the Parent Establishment in England, viz. of employing guardians during the entire season to remain in attendance from sun-rise to sun-set every day on the coast, superintending the bathers—warning them of danger, and rescuing them from it when incurred—is this happy change, under a beneficent PROVIDIINCI4 to be ascribed. For in the preceding year not less than six lives were lost, and a' number rarely less had been annually victims to in cautious bathing on a coast, known like that of Bou logne, to be peculiarly full of risk. To the numerous school establishments also settled there, the services of this Society must have been of incalculable benefit ; and claiming, as it has no doubt received, their most cordial co-operation aad support from the effective se curity afforded those youths by the' especial attention the coast guardians (Surveillantt de Mer) are directed to pay to them in particular, and also to their distant friends, not unaware of the heart rending calamities that have to oken occurred on the shores of Boulogne, it must be a no less consolation to know that their chil dren are so watched and protected, affording them in common with the inhabitants of the place a grateful hope, so feelingly adverted to in this Report, that "the bathing season will henceforth no longer be as it has been hitherto to such numbers, a fatal epoch of mourn ing and consternation!" Yours, truly, HU MANUS. N.B. Each of the Surveillant) alluded to in the Report, are fur nished with a medal to distinguish them, and having a pike stuck in the sands supporting a plate with the words in large letters, " SalmiAnus des kens& Mar," both to mark the situation where they are, and to serve as a ra llyi ng s i gna l ( or mutua l ass i stance when called for. The lake in Frogmore Gardens pre'ents a gay ap pearance at this season ot intense frost; her Royal High ness the Prince's Augusta ha•iug kindly allowed the admission of Gentlemen to skate, and of respectable company to witness this delightful ezercise. Sunday afternoon a &re broke out on the premises of Mr. Ramdell, corn chandler, in Kate -street, Newing ton, which, notwithstanding the efforts ot numerous rrsons, assisted by two parish engines, were reduced to a heap of ruins. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. William Phillips and John Phillips, Stockwell-street, Greenwich, teachers of music. Henry Tatnell and James Kelsey, Ranugate, Kent, corn dealers. Richard Robbins and William ?Javan, John street, Holland -street, Blackfriars-road, coal merchants. John Jarvis and George Welch, Tunbridgt Wells, plumbers, &c. Ralph Alderson, Michael Satterthvralte, and William Park, Preston, Lan cashire, curlers (so far as regards W. Park). Jabs Greenside and Joseph Kist. Mark-lane, curs factors. James Davies and Evan Davies, Dukinfield, Cheshire, cotton spinners. John Borne and William Woodward, Pershore,Worsesterskire, surgeons. John Cooper and James Cooper, now or late of Mellor. Derbyshire, cotton spinners. Thomas Rickerby and John Ricketts'', Birming ham and Nottingham, drapers and tea dealers. Jelin Sandiford, Chadderton, Lancashire, and William Wood, Constantinople, mer chants. Robert Latham and Charles Bell, Denmark -street. Soho, goldsmiths and jewellers. William Allison and Wm. Sedley Bura, Darlington, Durham, surgeons and apothecaries. J. Latimer and Geo. Townsend, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, builders. John Kenworthy and Samuel Swire, Ashton-under-Line, Lancs. shire, cotton spinners. Wm. Heard Vandrrvord, George John Vandervord, and Jas. Wilson Vandervord, Southend, Ewer, barge-owners. James Ougbton, John Lloyd, and William Haynes, Manchester, silk-manufacturers and wareboosemen. James Withers and William Wigley, Love-lane, factors. James Withers, William Wigley, and John Wills, Orford-street, retail hosiers and ethers. Charles Taverner, Coleshill, Warwickshire, (heretofore of Galnsford-street, Horeeleydown, Borough), and Thomas Taverner, Gainsford.street, plumbers and glaziers. Patrick Nolan and James Joseph Nolan, Bachelor's-walk, Dublin. Jarvis Palmer and Thomas Glossop Thorpe, Margaret-street, Cavendish square, mansfacturers of mushroom ketchup. John &radian and Luke Arnold, Bristol, woollen-drapers and tailors. William Steer (deceased), Robert Minn, and Edward Steer, Wakefield, merchants. signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County Palatine of Cheater. Jo►n Richard Delap Tollemacde, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant Joins Jervis Tollemscbe, Esq. to be ditto. Sunday evening the detached premises of Mr. Foster, the proprietor of the Thatched House Tavern, near Stratford, occupied by his groom, was broken into, and a box, containing upwards of 201. in cash, the produce of many years indastry, was carried off. CONSTANTINOPLE, Jas. 12. The Census of all the is.lahosnetans of the male sea, without distinction of ages, which was begun at the end of last month, is cornp.eted in some quarters of the city. anti is continued in others. This measure is designed not only to remove from the capital all idle characters, but to form a real military conscription. Wemayjudge • of this by the answer mate by the Sultan to a remon strance of the heads of several professions. who corn• plained that in consequence of the removal of a great number of persons from the capital, they could not pro. cure a sufficient Lumber of workmen and apprentices., The Sultan answered, that alt Mussulmans were bound by'the law lo bear arms in defence of their religion and: their country, and that they might find workmen among the Rajahs, who are not trained to arms. The military exercises are continued with more ac tivity than ever. The Sultan himself sets the example to his Generals. The troops of his household, com posed of all those individuals in the Seraglio who are able to bear arms, rival those of the Seraskier and the marine soldiers of the Captain Pacha. A body of regular cavalry is now forming ; bands of music are being organized, and manufactories of new arms are established. The activity that prevails in every branch of the military administration, proves that the Turkish Government is fully convinced of the superiority of the European military system. The corps of regular troops are increasing also in the provinces. Most of the great cities of Ana Minor. such as Bronssa. Smyrna, and Erzerum, have each of them corps of 12,000 or 15,000 men formed into regi. meats, equipped and armed in the new manner. On the other hand troops continue to arrive in the capital. The excessive expenses caused by these new institu tions have given birth to a number of schemes to pro. cure fresh resources. Such are the proposals for intro ducing a land tax for the redemption of the personal services of the Ssimis and the limariots (possessots of the largest fiefs), &c. which have been laid before Divan, which, for some time past, has met more quently than usual.—(/ lesbian Observer.) PARIS. Fa. sa. The Austrian Observer of the Bth confirms the a of the insurrection in Livadia, but affirms that t temled victories are mere skirmishes, in which their detachments wa even beaten. The Turks not abandoned the siege of Athens as reported, but, lett a detachm nt which is not sufficient to hinder Greeks from introducing provisions and relief. E is there with SOO of his men. The Deputies of and Spessia, the Colocotronis and Defigiannis fused to go to the General Assembly at Egina. The Royal Military Canal, menthrig from cliffs nearly to Rye, is now completely frezen ore,, those who admire the healthful exercise of fkaiting, mark that' ever saw the ice better. The workmen has, begun laying pipes i 3 the of Dartford, preparatory to lighting that tuwn fore the lore he- account the pre- one of ks hare nit have 'der the Fabrics Hydra still re• Shorn- ver, and tin& rev t streets ich gau