Star. — London, England, 1827-10-17 00:00:00

iminEa mow WEDNESDAY E William Conner, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, dealer in Raman' Content and music -seller, is in insolvent circumstances and is unable to meat his e n gagemen t s w i t h hi s ereditius—Flied Oct. 36. DIVIDRNDS to be tsiiark in BASING HA LL.STREICT. Nov. 6, Charles Stewart, liircbimiane, Old Broad secret, met chant, at dries. Oct. 2312.0bert Howe, Haymarket, St. James's, Westminster, job-nuster, at ten. Nov. 6, John Raker, Canter n Hill, Streatham, Sur 11PCoskery, klambes , John Deadney, at Hill, London, . Nov. 4,Josepb at twelve. Wm. at ten. Nov. 6, •'s-row, • FkCSCH PAPERS. ntou ?HE 11rktme400 MONDAY. PARIS, Omens 14. A letter from Navarin of the' 26th of Septeinber in- forms us, that Admiral.de Rigny arrived off that port on the 22d. Thirty-two ships of the Turkish fieet,lotaided .with runtish troops, were cruising before the port: 86 •others were in the port itself. On the gm!), at 10 o'clock in the morning, Admirals de Rigny , and Codrington, repaired to the tent of Ibra. him, gird declared to him, alternately in French and lEnglisb, that in conseque w ee of Orefiefusat Cif the Porte - .. . pxar e cept the mediation, -dry had received orders to *tag abort an armistice in tact (eiiiitr . sore armistice de 'fill), and to destroy the forces which should oppose it. s t After having listened with equal composure and at. entiOn•, - tire .Pacha 'answered, i, tbat•aia servant to the, Ave, he hadrec«ved Ott:lett iti . pqTh aif , irst let`tip, Al °tea. aid` f ttish !Eby vtdetibWait t lielifiiillydtal kat he was of .a.manner.qualiSed (a oeivitit airtime . irmalitl) to iliten to the communications niadeio him, of 0 take a part, of his own mithoiity ; that, h owever, the orders of tt,e Poet; not h.rving provided for ,theeatraor. ,:inary case whi c h .now resealed itself, he ShOild send .nursers to Constatrinorte and . E . gypt, and that tfil their peturn he.g.-ivt his word that his fleet should not quit Navatin;hoWelrer bard, it VII for him to be stopped at !i ii e. mosient when all. was ffnfshed, siuce the strength of . •i, expedition, such as they . . saw„ it, Was evidently lire : i,tittle by,the Greeks. ', 74e tfficiai Gazelle of Madrid. of the 7th announces that the insurgent army of Catalonia hid yielded team', . • . . ~. tation"o the,King ! I I The soldiers are returning to their homes., Some of, .thi• chiefs have,retorned home. One only, Don Pierre Norm% has presented himself to the Xing. The Jupta Of Mantes* has made its subniission to the Count d'aipagne, except Carajol, the President, Who has fled:andeusbarked with the booty he has mad?. All is' lifer in — Guiposcoi. 'The Chief, Lausa:Garl; ieta, hat ,hiiiiseen arrested there. (The above articles are copied, without any addition, by. the talyy do France, dated Toisiay, Oct. IS.) • JNTRY. . Lancashire, money .in-le. %mum Nov. merchant, at oae, at th; Joseph Mandril, Li r aarendomballdinas, North, and hal ward lancheater, Lancashire, sing . sinvei, Nianchc.ter. Henry Briggs, Mardi, _Srandeld, Ok i HOUSE. Leeds.. Lsneasbire, Nov. IS, t stbsrials m,rcgants, a Ming, Eirkiol," Curn-sireee, Bristol I,trad, Devonshire:NJ A%hhurn.n. .;.rwickshite, gift :niple.row,. Bunting -:oulbridgesbire, csithr Cambridge. Nov hire, patten tycinaket Birmingham. ' Nov. x 7, Nrwranthr.upon. Newscastlr-npon. late q( St. Prter e Star and Gaiter ow and Abraham Flintahnt, lanchvitrr. Nut. antis, _—..er, Lancashire,. . and cotton spits ...-. at nine, at White's Hotel, Kititstreet, 'Manchester. • Nov. 13, ',James Lowe and George Austin, Manchester, Lancashire. oii mteriliants, at two, at Wbite's Hotel. King street, Manchester. INew. 9, Isaac Pro ,, er, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, grocer, at twelve, at the Angel lad, Ahergavenny. Nov. 15, Rohl. Anderson, Mendester, Laiicashire woollendrapst, at ten, at the Star too, ; hlanches.er. Nov. 8. Jacob Ashton, now or late of Heady Hail, !Bury, Lancashire, cotton .spinner, at nine, at the Star lon, Man. chaster. Nov. 7, Willism Wilcox, Bristol. waggon warehouse-- keeper, at one, at the Commercial Rooms. Bristol. Nov. is, Thos. Jams, Yaismarebri, Llywel, Brecon, cattle sealer, at elestem act t tlait Bear Inn, Llaudilo, Carinarthenshire. Nov.? ,Thomas Benj.. , Webb, Ledbury , Herefordshire, cider merchant, at twelve, at thu Ihn and Chickens Hotel, Llirmiugham. CERTIVICATES.—Nov. 6. Ambrose Franks 14acheater. Law-aldose, innkeeper.. John Midas, Nether Koutsford, Cheshire, deisier. Mn Hulse, War. cester.atreet, Southwark,' Surrey, victualler. William Moseley, kliknonesty, I.ancashire. grocer. Tycho Pilbrow, Riettl, Dotms. sblirei•musie.and moskal•incrupient.seller. ,Thomas Guest lilufeld. AWtile•rovik. Holborn, and of — Clapham, Surrey, perfumer. lid., s irrsZ 'Wakefield, Yorkshire. bone and cake.cruaber. Dulham S,tsil, Eisleiord p Devonshire, victualler. William Wats, Mlirchester.aquare, hooksaler and stationer. John Wad, now or late of Nelsomaquare, Surrey, jeweller. Job, 4401pasow, Great Yarmulsth, Nurtulk, cabinet maker. Thames Lltti r dninstpn Hastings, Sussex, ironmonger. Edward Joo m il . tajh near ihrtningbarn, Warwickshire, builder. PA UTHWISKiIIS DISSOLViLIDie Allstate me Thema titan, Liverpool. einsuniasion merchants. nes. Swan and Thos. Menton. litshop-wearmouth. leen and wooliendrapers. Thomas Very and John Foster, York, I c. naerchepts. Jolus Thickets and WSliam Smithey, Kniiisione,! Yorkshire, woollen cloth mmeletures. Joists Crel.nd and lisAw. Crosland. Leeds, Yorkshire. •grocers and tea-dealers George Clymer, Thomas Hednoyd, and G O. liolroyd, Helmet-row, St. Luke's, ironfounders. James linden sad Joshua tarry, Hareaeld and Paddington, brick.maktn. Wiliam W 40114111 and Henry Soper, Spitaf.square, Norten 'Palgate, silk niatitoacrurers. Wm. Swinton and John Sanderson, Liverpool, cooper% Few. Spencer and James Sidebetham, late of Hankies-buildings, elicitors. Robert Cagey and John Currey, laVlerpf.ol. sprit and- pi *vision merchants. Richard 'Anglian, Ami Miller, and John Buller,' Bristol, silk mercers. James Brown and Jo.eph Wm. Carrington, Kidderminster, Worcestershire, hoot and shocnialters. Henry Pelee and John. Pearce, Seth uth and Bodmin, Cornwall, painters. and glaziers. Bdward Hancornr, Jelin Witoughby, and Henry Winkfreld, Skinuer.street, London, and of Birmingham, merchants . (so far as regards John Willoughby). T8,41?.E. WITH COLOMBIA. BOGOTA, AWL 7. Sta--1 have the honour to unmask to you, for the information of the merchants and ship owners engard in the trade of Coloop)sia, an esuact of a decree est4b.„ lishiog Been4ventura into a (rev port. The future Ad. vantagesAn be 4eth:rd by British trade from .11 in er ;otos, witll this now insignificant and miserable pl ce, would bel b l en ricimoc. I'M from all duties, of BrV ash rnannfactures for the produce of the p rovince (which ithounds in mines of oro corido." or gold washings), and that of the rich but di tent ea lies of Pop iyan and the Cat:CA. Thu pro.'uze wood conk of sugar, we a, coffer, the Pit-go And fine %rods, but the return in these :slides mu .t tor saint , imt• be considered Neal to a y thing like An extenstse Ins portatiou. The Bay f BUenavencUra is esceedirmly specious and secure; the chanorl of entrance 'to .1, however, having only 9 le, t at low w tier, and 24 feet of depth at high water, while the depth of waist iu thf Bay funs from 47 to SO fen. - licssels visiting this pots ought to be covered. 4% protectionaga. hist the " Broom or shtp wotm, common to this as to many other pens its the Kiel .% I have the honour to b-. &c. (Si(neti) JAMES HEYDERSON. His Britannic John Bennet, Lloyd's. " Majesty's Consul Cenral. &MACY OP A DISCI= PA'SED BY TILE CitLOMBIAN CON GRESS ON TOR 24ru DI JULY. 1827, AND APPIt VED . . BY THE 111CCUTlyt ON THE 28TH 01 JULY. 1827. " Art. 1. The port or Bueniveutura, on the coast tal the Pacific, wall for the future be a tare port, and con sequently all classes of natioNsl and foreign vessels may . freely voter it and sail from it, without paying any dot, of importation or cant:ll;o*x or any other of Whinne* class or denominatioo, vessels of nations at war with Col inbia only excepted. 64 2. The laws of the Republic remain in force, feta- rive to the prohibition of extracting gold, silver, and. plating in dust, bullion, and relative to the prohibition of the traffic in slaves. " 3. The inhabitants of the town of Buenaventura are esempred from the payment of every revenue &ivy and contribution for the space of thirty years, without the extension of this favour to the other places of the cant , n. "6. The Executive Power will take care to establish the corresponding Custopshow.e in the places most roper for the collection of it e duties, according to the tarill ansllaws, on the foods and effects which miy he . L ent h orn the u m D to Tither parts of the interior of the Republic." . • A •*‘%.o t I - - ; ••; f l i g - • -, ~ t ' "fr • :.. ..,,4 yintiel 4) : . -• .. • -. ( ( Irk s.,._ • , 1 t .P 4,1 _ Oh- Ati, .; 2in - ,-• i lr4 o/114 1 E i 4P ... .4411 AW , a ..... , . . _ .. . . -;_i._ V ENING, OCIVIER 17,1827. - • -. 1 itcs ,5404.014,,, r ;cl-liins. 110 ease of thelSoltair's tsiavine 'a' vise, hia.6lll. 'ter ;calif be liningnii: all hi l s tfrik'Xi syetemiof im ' form would be etrested—amsibilaie l l--li emelt' lifi : r1: 1 •- - - •.• • • • i• .. .• ... :i. , o•-• • -.,• it gular troops, thob A h ,daily progressing, heymatat yet at., tained the number or the di.cipline necessity tooppme the battalions of Russia, and the ice:chard snake, the corps pfJanissaries would certainly avail itself Of sofa- . pourable an opporqinity to avenge the recent massacres . isf its Celli of thousands, and to reacquire its recently ' lost power and considerations •in the Ottoman empire( In such a predicament, I finagle* the Sultan's lite would scarcely be worth the chaokek a lottery ticket I' %s for what would ensue duringlt f r s truggle, orhow' the lives and properties of the • Europeaas tesident Yll , l'orlc ey would be respected, L venture n ot to p re di ct .., ~ .. I The Franks here are certainly.very confident. Perhaps. the presence of Ertropeae urea of war, el which thee& • Is alway's a good matther in This port, and the weak 1. refeatelelbliate of the Torkith lowa, whioltaiiigh tb e ttered.about the Pacha's ears in an Wei m two, keep' op their spirits. • Cert-in it Is, I heai occasionally cam-. plaints that "cotton goods hang on hand," that “ iron I heavy article," that " tin plates are ILO that "fruit Is likely to be rather scarce this year," dtc. but never a . I word of apprehension of the a turbaned Turk," of fire, hr % i Word, or of any other of the agreeabla c a tallies of piolence and omelet.. They havisso king been accus-. towed tq be well treated by th*Moslemins, that Ibelieve also,thil think,that leAheert the tied 'can ha eeno ru si .. In t .e troubles which occurred in Smyrna, shortly aride the commencement of the Greek revolution • a hand of those desperate wretches, the Candiote Toils, awiltlata vilest canaille of. the city . aa‘ neightnidrhoorf, befit/14f Willi actors. Of the fonsterilski Pascha'ridded himself, 4 , ;getting thefts tranivited in foieign vessels of war to their. own country, and he cured or checked the evil propensities of the latter by cuttqg off about fifty et their heads. It must be remembered, moreover, that •dueing those days of horror,* when crowds of elle/RIO :were rushing through the 'streets, shootingpr hacking. r to pieces every Greeks they met, and firing their &Wises, not a hair of a Frank's head was molested, If a Fork in the street stood in the way of their fire, the would beg' him .lo` step guide, that 'thee .might tilt ' the Greek, - btielf "the Greek could gain the interior . ' of the house cif a Frank, the sanctuary - was neon violated. The following is a characteristic incident; Otte evening that the work of slaughter was goierg.on with eftraordinary fietcareas, the family Of - Dr:Clitrke, .n - Englisliphysician, whohistesideti here some yews li6aanthillied,Ond determined to goon board a shill itillre bay.. In their fright and•hurry they left all the &mei of the house open. The next day they returned. A larprid scene met them on the quay before their real'. dente; it was strewed with botchered Greeks ;eien their ,diior Way 'was efieunthered, but they found the key in the.-•r 'Miter AM% 'and, on entering, every thing precisely as • : :s . . , User had left it. The orgsnizes! troops of the Paths, . 4 they be left hese, will now - be effident to obviate ..• the tecatretice Pt-simile, horrors. These disc iplined sol. diem, or rather recruits, undergoing the first rudimenti of discipline; anlount to about eighteen hundred men; they are composed chic fly of very young peasants from the interior of Anatolia. Fine and spacious stone built barracks (give due weight to stone built, icr rare are such buildings in Turkey !) are nearly finished for their reception. At ptesent they lodge in steelsl detached houses, where more dekency and order tein than - I eirpected. 'When we visited them, a number of the fellows, with the gaiety of schoolboys, came crowding around us ; some of them went through the m.nual ex. ercise (according to the French mode) with evis!ent va nity at the display of their new acquisitions, and pressed us to hanalle a musket, to chew them how Europeans really did sscb things. In several little yards there were differ ent grataiiions of drilling proceeding with different small bodies of men, from " tarn out toes* to " shoulder `arms," but in the square, before the PaCha's palace, 'wits a grand display a the mot advanced, the elite of the infant.. army (about 300 nun), the Pacha himself being seated in full dignity, with his manyscolour robed suite standing behind him, to observe their provess. If one, not of the mystery, may give an opinion, I shnufd say they managed their muskets Surprisingly well, con. sidering that it is scarce a yearsince they entered•their noviciate, and that at the beginning all were eqnally raw. What puzzles them most seems to be the marching step, which is so immeasurably distant from the habhial Turkish stride and shuffle ; here I must confess they did not shine, but reminded me forcibly of some of Hog-nth% heroes of Finehley. Their uniform too, is rather grotesque ; the head is collocated like a ball in a cup, in a very light blue round -Cap, wilhdat any tort cf brim, which rises three or four Mae., and is thickly quilted over the crown; ' a faCket with out collar, of tie same colour, rather loosely .fashic;neile reaches to the hip%, and from beneath this project.* bundle of manypl iited.breechea,of a dark colour,-which closes tight below the calf, the rest of the leg ielefgsare, and the feet are cased in papoushes (Turkish sl ltiats), nothing uniforin in their colonr, being black, bilk red, Or -fellow, and so converts n'ly made as to go on any foot they meet, and toff no cne. To an English eye, the breeches ate es-rustily the most unsightly part of their habiliments—they give such a Math -built air to the men! but then the Turks hare al ways been attached to all ample latitud ! in their nether clothing, and - CO a shabby-looking fellow tie! breeches! An ell•or twit have been curtailed, and great reforms cannot be ex pected at once I Four Couriers have arrived here lately from Con stantinople—all with dispatches fo, the En, lish and French Admirals. Admiral Codr ngton has been se veral days in the Gulf of Smyrna, at Vourla; besides the Asia, there have been there two English ships of , e line (the Albion and Genoa), one frigate, and five American ships of war, among which is the Java, bearing the Commodore's pennant. All the Eng. lish ships there sailed on Friday last, the Ist instant, it is said in the direction of Candia. According to a letter just received from Rhodes, the Egyptian fleet (in all reliant 80 sail) di caned to comple'e the sqb jug own of - Greece, was at that island, and about to make for Candia. Will the pacific representations alone of the allied European forces be sufficient to make the Egyptians relinquish their attempts ? The French b' miral, De Rim, was at Milo on the 28th• ult. e— the arrival of another Flip, La Provence, not yet learned the arrival of the Russian fleet Archipelago. I _MILITARY thin NAVAL AIRMOTRS. William Colmar,. Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, de 10 a feer dityteviftl be published, in One Vol. 12mo. Is. 64. . Convect and music -seller, is in insolvent circun VICISSITUDES in the LIFE of a SCOT FISH unable to meet his entagenieuts with his creditors- DIVIDENDS to be niadeln BASINGHALI SOLDIER. N.Y. 6, Charles Stewart Birchiniane, Old Bro WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. c h ant, at ele i en. Oct.23;ttabert Howe, Haynearl 'Noted for Henry Colburn. a, New Burlington•Wrset. Weetsdneter, job-master, at ten. Nov. 6, John Of whom may be bad lately published, bury, brazier, at eleven. Oct. 26, Benjamin Hill, 1, t, The MILITARY SKETCH BOOK; 01, itettliaittatleall rey, yeoman, at eleven. Nov. 6, Smartly 111.Coel N if s e , ge r s ee Years in the Service Abtoad and at Home. By an ter, draper .and tea-dealer, at eleven. Nov. 13, . Viw, r v erse Line. Two Yak. post Sea Ins. Grove-place, Camberwell. Surrey; 53, St, Mary - at • A The NAVAL SKETCH BOOK ; sr, Service Afloat and and of Commercial road, cheesemonger, at twelve. re. Second Edition. Two Vas post ave. 16s. Wdliam Co., Bath, Somersetshire, haberdasher, at .11. JOURNAL, of an OFFICER to the KING'S GERMAN Bea, Thrapeton„ Northamptonshire, linendraper, al 111,010 N. One Vol. post *To. fns. Mi. . t'lethealel Higgs and Rohm Hobbs, Lase of Duke' e. ADVF.NTURES of a YOUNG RIFLEMAN, during I,,..!firesi s, at ekeen. 'A t WAILin SPAIN and PORTUGAL. Second Edition. One 1 . DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUN Voloet syn. ha. ed. I Mo . v. 1, Ralph Boardman,,Bolton.le-Moors, Lan 6, The YOUNG RIFLEMAN'S COMRADE, a Narrative • % ecrivene, pt one, at the Bridge Inn, Soltoo-le..n of his Milita Adveetterti, hornbeam*, and Shipwreck:. One James Richardson. Liverpool, Lancashire, meroban 161.tpost er a 98.6 d. ICiarendon.lenildings, Liverpool. Nov. 13, Jowls! - - . LIGNUM ON THE VENEREAL &e. erpool, Lancashire. draper, at twelve, at the Clare , verged Nov . 5, John Hughes, E dward North Swann Renton.. ' stgbee, Mellabseley. Cheshire, and of Mancheatt JUST Publi,hed, price 25.6 J. A TREATISE on the Ottos spinners, at nine, at White's lintel, ging airs W VENEREAL DISEASE, costarring plain and practical, Non T. Thomas Wolticb Stansfeld, Leidy, Henry gbr o d ua a; ht *bath aoy one may corithienself. k , tallat StatetPT. and Henry .3tagateftl . andwit i asee . By JOHN Ll 6 ft M. aerr e en, manebestiv, -'.. •P• - ei.•Totashfre, nsercbanle. at ten, at the-&ssions To be Model Mr. Ligninti;ROgnetreet, Manchester;'lllll4lllo ferkshit e. ;Nov. 13, John. Priyire, Manchester, I l ig areshak Stationers' -court; J. and C. ILVallt, 42, Lowboy' 111. 1 )er; at three Let the Star 'lnn, Manchester. Not Wes StriltbOad; 1. Saeger, 13Q, Oxford -street; Barclay and Trehterne and George Wean, Hereford. timber Stns, 95, Hatt-market i Bilden, Chemists, Cheapside, corner of es• Greitiound Ina, Hereford. Nov. 9, Lamas R. Paul's Churchyard, London ; and of al other Booksellers and ?ewer. at one, at the Commercial Rennie, Corn. Menem Weeders in Town and Couetry. or, 14,. William Waite, We of liotetnuhamp,tea O. As the above Work is divested of Technical Terms, itavel: 'yarn manufacturer, at twelve, at the Gulden Lion 1 he (eyed runway useful, tact. 26, Henry Wray Adcock, I.l.rmlogliam, Wa p-maker, at eleven, at the Royal limel, Temple ans. Nov. 16, James (Itey, Granchester, Cambr Tll. Y I . T.--.' ird sheep salesman, at ten, at - the Retie Inn, Camb Fine PORT, and bright SHERRY, well worthy of name. ward Miucher, Birminthenr, Warwickshire, p. Two Shining' per Bottle, !MADEIRA the same; lid victualler, at one, at the Royal Hotel, Ihrming, 0 00 4 Cape rfteon-pence, and, the marvel to crown s • verge MacKerlie Sharp and James &roper, I CHAMPAGNE Five and Sin-pence.—the cheapest in town. TyOC, drapers at twelve, at the liplf Moon inn, 'ppm cadosnade. Haymarket.. CHARLES WRIGHT. yne. Nov. 14, Philip Francis Lyeew, now or I Diners: be Great, WOfttgrrthlta, glover, at eleven, at the Senn-place, Kent-road . • lace,Mancheater • Inn, St. Nicholas. Worcester. Nov. 7, Henry Wive I i ie' • y Mihor.place. Lambeth James ' s -street, linghton Wyhe, late of Nlancliecer, Lanca.hire, arid of Bat Datliatoon.place, Vauxbaß . Parade, Margate retirees, at nine, at White's Hotel, King street, Mu Chichester-place, Battle-bridge Hai bour-stt vet, Reinstate 17, John Branch, Manchester, Lancashire, broker Crawfwd street, Formes-sq. Pelham Arcade, Hastioge - sr. at nine, at White's Hotel, Kiotstreet, Manch rmvidence-plate, KennekTown Tilley's, Grosvenor-row, Chelsea 'Jam es Lowe and George Austin , Manchester, liethembitaed-pbee, C. King-street, Ham3rearcieJa. merchants, at two, at White's 1 - hotel, King sire litercial.read iNny. 9, Isaac Pro ,, er, Abergavenny, Monmouth. I ..1 ~ i I ....,.. ... i ~,.. .., :.... ::...,... ... .... , mu me pectins re pave in the ILIENEY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA continues ,to AA be prepared with the most eery/Mum care aimietoption, by Mum Twines anti %WAX Hamar, Menufactawlog Chemists 1 Manchester. It is na ln bottles, price 2s. 9d. or with l eas:, stoppers at 40. Id. stamp included, with full directions for its use, by their varies, Agents in the Metropolis, and throughout the United Kingdom; but it cannot be genuine, unless their names art engraved on the Government Sump, which ia.fued over the cork or stopper eel& bottle. Of most of the venders of the Massada may be had, authenticated by a simian Stamp, Ilisnar's AaanATIC kw: of Yuman, the invention of Mr. Henry, 'au& &way. genuine preparation of that article. LARGE LOOKING GLASSES.- lIENILt• COOPER, 93, Ohborriate.street Within, reveal t d'? anb. miming* Nobility and Gentry, the following 11st 0f , 69911310-. TISHPLATRR, of seperb dinumaitrw, at the greatliwedinned Nib of Prices as;brzed r .d. 1 Silyrrea Ilac• . 1961111164 by 61.—M 3 . . . . 818 • 1. 7 . . 54-48 3 >k• I Do. . . . • . . . 60-48 13 16• I/e. Dib • . OP. • . 1 4 — •Le Q 11 6l . . 48--.53 0 1. Do. . . . 79 . . 90-44,14 1 1)o 7g . . . SA-40 14 3 1 10. 1. Do. 1 Do. QO. 1 Do. 1 Do. 1 Do. 1 Do. Glum 64141 , 4 to order, of any dimensions, Silvered or un silened, for Conservatories, Sashes, Drawincand Dining.rooms Ice. (torn the least sizes to the masnificent measurement of On; Heruireti and Sizty Inches by Sesrenty.tveo, forwarded to any part of the Unittd Kingdom, by careful Workmen, where require 4.—: Franks fur the above, elegantly and richly, canted. Abo; . Tol . - Item Ga4atio, of hAntixteas 416 es. opd 'Tranies of the moat modern design,. The fashignabie . and improved French Se.* Dour., completely fitted up either in. Oroond, Stained, or richly painted Glaesea. Designs and Estimates furnished for spy. Architectural lerpt cies mats in which Plate GPIs., now become so fashionable. may he In taresccd with appropriate effect —No. 93, BishoPagate*OreetWithin* FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Ocr. 16. BANKRUPTS. Lilembe Pike, Paskatrtet, negeries.park, sod St. John's square, OtrkensveS, scrivener, to aurrailder, Oct. 23, 26 and November _ _ 27, at tea, at the Court of Coommissiocers of 'Bankrupts, Basins kaki street. Attornies, s.saps. Pollen and Co. Fore-strut, Cripples**. Thomas Pussies and Jahn Ponies, Beech -street. Barbiean, bode% October 9.2, 30, and November 27, at eleven, at the Courr of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinglsallstrom. Attorney, Mr. %MA Richardson, Irontrtunger-kum Cilwarlde• John Wright, Priocasestreet, Leimmtnr-oloare, smith and iroto omoser, November I, at ten, 2.* one, and 27, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. At tacks, Meows. Burgoyne and Co. Oatord-street. Bevy George Mayne, Copthalleboadioga. merchant, October 26, November 2, and 27, at Memo, at the COort of Cw"n l intimen of Bankrupts, Daainghall.sarcet. Anoraks, ileum. Croft and Co. Beciturd.row. James Edwards, late of Water-km, BbehfriArs, victualler, Nom 1, at tea, 2, at one, and 27, at twelve, at the Coen of CoronMaimird Bag n , pti . fitsiagra.u.strest. Attorney, lit. Bridger, Pifer Mirreircias. RnGam Drown Flarrison Manchester . cottnn.dealer. Noveisbef it 2 . and 27, at one, at the Clareadon•bulldings, Liverpool. torsos, Mr. Archibald Keightley, jun. Hare.coutt, logatilkmy' Ph; or Messes. &tittle, endleo. LiverponL Omito Dtem Keogh, Corohill, commission agent and arenaintnellta t knavr 25 at nine, 50, and November 27. at ten, at the Comity. of Corornistioners of Bankrupts._ ..11eMnIlhaLatteet" Attorney Mr. Howorth, warellek.urser. csoidemstmare. /Limy Clarks Valleke, tate of Adasn's.coltrt, Old Bei t A l l i c Z4 sod forme r ly of St. Helen's-place. ashopsrato, hale an d m erchant. Octobet is, 30, and November 22. at eleven, at Al, Court of Commissioner. of Bankrupts, Batingball.street. Atod 3 net'. Mr. J. D. Price Adam-street. Adelphi. okn W h 4 eielld. Manelfester, dyer, November 6, t. and 27 , ft ninei e! the St ar Inn, Niaticitester. Attornice, Meseta. Milne and Temple; or Mr. KnowlM, Boltne•le-14°°11` ' Knott and Robert Turner, Salford, Lancashire, Morocco rt Spanish leoth-faetroro, November 11, VI, at ten, at kite Hotel, Manchester. Attornles, Mumma Hurd pod Co. Tempo; or Mr. Jonathan Booth, Mane-buten Roger,,testy Liverpool; vintsar.riterchant, October 24, 25, and November 27, 52 two, at the White Lion Inn Bei,tol. • Mr. Jame s M art i n Batter Thornburg, Gidkrestershire ; op' s. Mime and Co. New inn. 4 Bryant Clarke, Gerrard. litreet, Soho, wifternactreir 00. ; 0 , and November 27, at eleven st the Court tll POl era of Bankrupts , Basingitallideet. Attorney, Mr. Spar, Abbot, Leamington Priors, Watoricitablre, cabiortmaher and 4 Phuhterer, Octrbee 24, $5, and ,NnaremAasr 27, at Oars*, at Clay's Royal Husel, Leamington PriOrt. Qnsrsieh 015 . 4016 Vinous and Co. King's . Temple ;ce Mr. Bolan ole, Leamington Priors. DECLARATICONS OF INSOLYKNCT. Joseph, Cheltenham, Obecestiertlire, Mawr, ts cirmantane m , and is viable .to nets lit oftlEfirinis";f4ll7 lots—Filed Oct. Ttzpl kmett VS t Tempi Salad 1 11. No, en if ;Ivo m pa& Ceo rge I • 1 mace, ' -• e , opthi * E 1 Abb. bPhols GP C • 'Auto' Poole, 1 %Gnus , grey& Crcht 4 .! . Mi l MONITIUR OF aIyNDAYr .4 10<flrittn.• the general Post Office informs the A b lif Otitti .!14Cin!ii, n vii th the m o nt h Or"§e l.4 :packet mill r regmarly,lispstched , it•stsiloprdlnitz, for itnin ; Qui * tv,lll take fetters to! thet Once:Ails? the,paciteit } wig.ril on the each ot, ill to • nth, and togth.altetnetely at Hayti and : Martanirc. , and will take Imps to t9,f places.. The first packet ; tiffeboiii of Oleirf, end , touch stali i rl'al tre second on the 20th ofliovember, and touctiars.' tiiiique. Lcuers to be postpaid, at the same rate as lettess for the colonies. FROS. TPA GA2l=ll/I gftiumit cur MOXDAT. PARIS. per• 14 . . _ Littera from Madrid, Oct. 8, sax, 44 The Junta of Isliasome has made its, submission, .and , the filar'i are eteety where laying down their arms. 44 The Airig has jjet,e s t, banished (roxisp:fifdrid two se .llFicF officers, ohAt Res past tPhirltectlFs we 1 known for the mAggeratiOn of their opinions. •• Tne Npneio, of ilia Holiness arrlyed at Madrid yes tardre evening." ; • The Araria" Mapper gives. after a letter from, Alexandria, us Egy j pt, the following itfCoUnt of the Sits ptian expedition •• commended by the Capitals Be. — two ships of the line of 84 gunk and five Arigates from Coustatttinople, under his insmediate t. ordere;, thr fri gates from Tunis. nine corvettes front Cf:rtaittinople, one brig from Tunis, under the command of Riila Record eompw.ed ora l ,' of Egyptian vessels, ,organ a-4 on the European syitsisp, c ommanded . Whatnot Bey, governor of Ale x andri a-four 64-gun biotin; eleven corvettes, three brigs, five schocinp.s, an 4 six A...ships; lastly, forty-one transports, eleven of which armed ; in all ninety.two sail. The 10th Regiment of Foot, which is embatketlent board the fleet, is 3,700 strong. There are beiides 100 _cavalry. The Observer remarks, that if the news whitis it has received is wirrem, the fleet mnst have taken , Wasps on board on the coast bf Asia, or at Cardin, be mnue these letters state that 5,000 infantry and 509 ',wally were landed in the Noreis There is a sufficient qaantity of piris;isions. and 'am'munition, and a million of Spanish piasiers were put on board. LeteUier and eight French Officers are with the expedition. The sailors of the Egyptian Beet are Arab,, to the . nurnber of 3000, and rieikly trained. All the individuals who: make part of the espefitiun had received their pay op , to the 18th of August.' SMYR*IA. EXTRACT OF A LETTER, DATED SEPTEMBER 4. I am happy to inform you, that in spite of the as surances of a European Paper which lately fell into my hands (a Frankfort Journal I believe it was), we all re main here peaceable and perfectly undisturbed. So far 'rim a general massacie of the Franks having taken place, in which even the Consuls were included;not an act, net a word, of violence has passed, nor is anything of the sort apprehended. The political ferment .rx petted to arise from the interference of three great Eu• ropean Powers in favour of Greece does not seem, even in Coniantrimple, to have extended beyond the walls of the SerAgi , o ; and persons in that capital, who are ,well acquainted with the spirit of the existing Go vernment, are of opinion that the Grand Seignior will, at last, quietly acquiesce in the measures -proposed ' A, 4 1 ' 1,2. 1 1 gro. • .2.400 it**. illO 1414 • od