Star. — London, England, 1827-01-02 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS. PARIS, DICIIM3ZZ SO. • • • , ► CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. CONTINuATIon,ne Tile SITTING 01 YESTISIGAT. At three o'clock, during the reaJing of the ,the motives for the projet of the Forest Code, the ! of the Seals was introduce]. Sew minutes after, the Ministers for War and the Marine entree; When the reading of the oral terminated, the Minister at the Plumes mounted the Tribune. . His Excellency read ,the Ro y al Ordinance, which decl.red that the projet o f t he la w respecting the Forests should:be. presented to the Chambers. The projet con sists of 224 articles.. They have been printed, and the Chamber, therefore, dispensed with the reading of them by the Mi Oster. The Cb.mber ordered the act of the presentation of the p rojet of • the Forest Code to be distributed to the Members. 10. , de Martisnse, Minister 'of 'State, then gave a minutes:piens* don of the decade of the measure. • An article from Maki, in these Papers, announces the arrival a• that Island of the 60 gun frigate built in the United States for the service of Greece, and its departure 00 the Ist of December for Napoli di Roma nia; with a crew of 200 men. If this be the case, Lord Cochrane's squadron will be stronger in the Spring f than he his Lordship probably mite expected, especially i t stfamboots, for the construction of which years have . been employed, should really be able to quit the River in a fortnight, the period at which we understand the Engineer conceives that they will at length be ready. Letters from Frankfort upon the Oder continue to assert, that peace was on the eve of being concluded between the Russians and the Persians. It is eves stated, that the only condition added to the Treaty of • Oulistan, was to be the payment of all the expenses of the war by the party who so unjustifiably commenced it., --- The disorder at Groningen continues to diminish. 1111 w YlAR'S•DAT.—Yestetday the Sheriffs of Lee don and Middlesex gave the prisoners confined in die different risons within their jurisdictiob, in additioaiel the usual gaol allowance, one pound of meat, a pint 01 porter, and an extra loaf of bread each. The Duke of Y ik, another vessel belonging to the, Steam Navigation Company, left the river on the 23d for Lisbon. She did not carry any troops. The George the Fourth still remains in the river, and it is said that Government, convinced of the advantages attending os the enr olment of vessels of this description, are in • Meaty with the proprietors for its purchase. : • It now appears that the destination of the Galatea Sand Plumper, which sailed about the 12th ult. with sealed orders, was Oporto t and that they have been . instiucted to cruise off that harbour for the protection ..of British propel ty. Some of the merchants connected with G r otto attended at the Treasury on Saturday, to learn in what situation they were placed, and received assurances to that effect from Mr. BERRIES. Yesterday the dispatches were closed at the East India Haute, and delivered to the Pursers of the follow ing ships, viz. Bridgewater, Captain John Rennie Man cl ?son, and the Lowther Castle, Captain Thomas Baker, for Bombay and China. The following fact offers a striking illustration of the astonishing improvements which have been ,fettled seteam machinery in our days few wttles-agb, ..asenm.vogine of six-horse power, with its boiler tow apiece, on Mr. Guasais new principle, was packaand .addressed it, a correspondent at Paris, and on reaching Calais by the packet, it was actually forwarded from thence to its place of destination, on the roof of the com mon diligence, in addition to the ordinary tontplement of passengers and luggage! WILLIAM GITenIUS. EsQ.—For several days previous to bis death, Mr. Gifford was - too much exhausted to see seen his earliest and dearest friend, Dr. Ireland, the ,Dean of Westminster. On the forenoon of Satuiday, -however, finding his enoirapidly approaching, he desired .that the Dean might be sent for; of whom, after ex ..pressing his wishes on a few points, and signing a paper, ite took an affectionate and lasting fare w e l l. Mr. Giffin'd died, without sigh or groan, exactly 20 minutes bear( one, on Sunday morning. Yesterday evening, an order was received at New. .g ate, from thrSecretary of State's Office, respiting dut ing pleasure, Patrick Riley, and respiting until the 9th inst. George Houghton and James Bishop, all of whom -bad been ordered for execution this day. Saturday night, a fire was discovered on board Eliza Dick, lying alongside the Greek Steam Boat En. terprise. , It proved; on enquiry, that "five of the crew had tapped the turn in the hold, and had, while intoxi cated, accidentally set fire to the vessel; it was - weider without much datisage. Mr. HUNTER, the King's Messenger, had a very nar row escape the other day in returning from the Penin sula. For the sake of expedition he had taken an open .boat on the River Douro, when, in consequence of . sudden squall, or the rapidity of the current, the boat .upset, and had it not been for the intrepidity and alert ness of one of the watermen, who caught Mr. Houton by the nape of his neck when he was on the point ol sinking, this intrepid servant of the public would inevitably have perished. , VINTRT Warin,The utmost exertions are asaltini by the friends of the rival candidates for the Alderman. ship of the above Ward, and each party are confident of success. The result of this second election is looked *forward to with much curiosity ; the circumstances attending the late election being of an extremely novel nature. The Wardmote will be held this day, at which the LORD s MATOR will preside. As it is well known that Mr. Sheriff WIRCRISTRR obtained promises of many votes under the supposition that no respectable inhabitant would offer himself as a candidate, it is 'generally thought that Mr. WILDE will succeed in contest. The election will be a most severe one, 'is intended strictly to inquire into the qualifications each voter. In a Morning Paper, a few days since, appeared . following advertisement:" ToSchool Amistants.—Wamedot respect. able G e ntleman, of good character, capable of teaching the Classics at far as Hemor and Virgil. Apply, &c. &c." A day or two alter the above bad appeared, the Gentleman to whom application wu to be made received a letter as follows :—" Sir refe rence to an advertisement 'which Isere Inserted in V. rases news 'paper a few days since, respecting a school assistant, I beg to sm. that I should be happy to fill that situation; but as most of firtsda reside In London, and not knowing how tar Homer 'Vir g il is from town, I beg to state that I should not like to icz,to teach the &ies farther than Ilassmerenitia or runtimes or, at the very utmost &mace, farther than Brentford.— Wiling year reply, I mo, Sir, &c. ate, John Sparks."—The Ischool. instep. joking of the classical abilities of this " youth of promise," ley** wisdom displayed in his letter, considered him too dull 5 for We Ailtuation, and his letter remained unanswered. , pats us In W a once ad a penes who, on advertised "strong coalheaver," and a peer ma., minas uppn him the after, saying, " be bad me got such a thing as a Weise coo/Aram tout he had brought a Weal psol-Peahr. made of the best Iron - if that 'would answer We purpose, he should bare it a bargain., • . • 2 ` ., .-.'. • -•- • • • ... 00 , .. . , POLICE II . ttrEPstGENOB. .. , •• ; , • • , . SPORTLVG INTELLIGENCE. al '1 JANUstilif, Nl'. ••.-- :' % • . . .‘ wen I I 5et,u4. 1.1 , 1 44 ....st,...i.rrnme..aoo........ae,'TArriutsiLvs, a.,. i. s s ....... Itei t ha so„, ' a.::,..e. witi ......b ,, , „, 4 . 1. .„,,......,_ 3 huminimw om m o n e s t eam, - , beuro . ape us 4tleP elladdid Mealmessesse ohs- ice, emeedbwthodleie; us f 42.71,6 I ald Of advice again th e Di rest M ee% ,;, f,...1a, gilteral agicriPtien- 11 " bettiel - 1 alia‘rz.-.Qw--,....... ..........b.4.whk. althi•Sffert. __.Mao Ikea" Caswell sad Devonshire Minh" thimpalli. Tb, apt :* the sad; the Sett between Ward and Cr if* a very Alert, sa d bracelets wont Mee aba Skeels. or emu kerrei peered to be a respects/lb methenic. Hie statement, wa which aer ... , notice dB towards the eareelas 7 tet • dig 2 10 1. bldol, . el...red der _._.- hub csaccua t u el l e ,illbgese • mid. Ilet of -hht oweweepies •se the effectfileit lie Owed Shit *twat 1 ''' ard ' ' memo . isg is _,___Werd , and,._ 12 2L... ° b y m eamn ,,,,,g m l j i l d u advs. w as A silar a ulm ull ruk o " ... ' the with sepsis bidet poinage ; idea Sam. 4 fealbare. _elr•_,.,. as Dream to the Cornwall and Dengulge. bai n i a r e r lath% ' • close of to.- room , *--- ---, -. - ego r acce o cu t sees m egbagdowber-drosplee s eer the Wra gmearemeal loc a u e lo ggraerf Meta his'id, Width lie declared s f e rof ht. ' Derby, eixt °beet the lease thee it tretwiered. thet the in sestraide whisk sidethe kb ivory . eseggiessedyieblesd Osseo. ht . tub , tha what :a rse ., et di. ~ „ _ t of ph jei ~,,„,......... try nemieetku for the St ' lei" ' e S . to lis f a tfir e4fe l etr t• lerwe, were side of the hair that this shgOada allawere. are avolewallee°' Obi ; that live tslt biaakliuutri at baton. • 'NW , number mut : m e m , i nc luding Lotd meg! ll 4 ham ' , wow. p a ci g, co w bests, id.** lit. ..Tlikalbaorka ebb belswgiegaga ethers-end libidM the-greaten gir t ''' n a p tames, Soowdrop, and Blies Thee. which le el the - Tombs form, Is of violet or paciosiontotithe. *mai/ g m . w c , 0. L bw ca g a b ee sod i w i agu l. that at w rote ,-.......--- . Deur. . . racc a ea b r as, with a brge piggies mg" mod bll good 0 1 2 2 11 111 kala tit fewathiliperit helniaegy,' Whitt he ciondered had b hli t II to' bet Web SO to 1 apt Atiptia Ganglia orkor#F4 l,4oo 7larkk ekbar 0101 101122112 0 0 a gidearikelel me lawkily aid nae* Othasetema theillmbhdden, wa tit t e t r j e a° 10 to I opt T al le r (taken) so to 1 apt i HE I 'lo'd) mthillblek. . • &haat beard this other Woe which wer, aud j he went on. tS to 1 apt League& 30 to 1 asi Ird Adeaborl w sulta. __F ut k c g ihni s a k In c . .of -• very bau s age d e won&w hiriseria Nall he the pound that the / 14 WPM: '4oto 1 apt Da silltligi Nita) ith isi 1- apeCtimitia elegem Inns& paten) ; the Seem tae el beraeldakee seddia- Award fee c ei tccuccia that auceows , ; b ut they ei. 1 44415i St to 1 apt Trumpeter (fags) SS to 1 apt Amer 41 Woe*, ea oo soeb beal = bo ardig= ooolo7l2o : e r dar g e _n_ elliettme a.,_____ give him bia money back, sr to answer - auy inquiries-Tut k i t of MI to 1 apt Catherine (takes) 40 to 1 ape &modem • 111 I - 40 to.' agst MIR Tie mg =me , 01110410 0 - .o l l_‘""e_mrr r *tor thorabsed hint, petting AIM bedidly fear, sayin g , they st 74 m to 1 agst lilted no b o baudar ewhiftsiessiersitheightsalmollimm.__r et have lobo-money ef him for ebb. Be was not to oreenseu,,,.. - -.. 4 es to 1 apt .311ameluke 40 to 1 apt Rodeekk 40 to 1 apt Mohan 0 41 4 bilitcrallialle 11141111.1e4 liell illee -a e delible the r Zieni al"lll" 4.2o 2" : llll • 4lll.l7 cis e te wi te ;: li til l itt "Cli , a==d be at e tions hitelt th na a t t L kat siv,447 l ; remeti t i r WI to 1 agst Gustavo. ~. same rids pattern, bet est 0 ...le as *AO SS to 1 apt Metre .. . sleeve is , eserdek aac can i ca u by w oos er befiefierretnitokelli m o m , nabob. Lordthip, If mese other high a rt .% Awes. . - _., .f.kV I 11 10 !apt Maria a to to A apt Eimer . the sheelfier a baser disdain fe ast wheseek le m enatiged uie Zz or -•ha to his vengeance and rescind bide 0,,,, ~i - • to the , ws s i s„ w i l i l y a wi atepedget graces Ike hand. . Alibis savings we re i n ' g ear b u d., =ma he dew * MIN 1 lee to 1 apt Dodoes. IS to Paget Morel (taken) to the isailato er tie edge ef the dress, which appear jest hadewi antsety tubed.re . flimpls t tab to I apt Androgens at to 1 agst licerefol the • Ikea aviaitemds'allob. vial tot" °a rkeidellt side; The Loss kayos de cl ared a t occa R ua h e cull act . a IS to 1 ago Souvenir , SO to 1 apt my ether. . *MU with a waddad hem at bottom :Me bait is parted In the matter. 4 be a 16 to 1 agst Tritodation I •11 MITON-GA RORN. • • The al Sr. Lesee-The sett bet we heard wea ergt" to Itt° egat celti sod erepoligge *toast a, rte and two fuli. ' . mall (restos% h as Wet very Inge curls on the kit ride; above are • bows of whit sada ra• 1 by Smelesoko, out of O li ve s.o f ir. lam • a grnentfigger. of Olerkernreltbeee, was ea....... 2 On Saturday the grad nit. the Linlithgow aml Sri mi t te n gam blow n shiajew ett„ reme reij ' aderm ehered t be ha ri g ile ttee e t ideh hy " e r ataa n e: kie deee ee ; e tee m l i :,: at i has heifer ; tat ishh becalms her head with hie nu, ---,,..aaa --- ,,stet e Mesa& meta Lenhoub Wised, where they Maid losmediately . ....„ _ _ left „„ _ " _ _ _ _ kr cap. ma The planer gravely add, lia.vselhomas en locerri a bh was. Mews e and *tipped a fox In cover. They afterwards reended to _ draw ase„__ , I_ ___.. _ bracelet°, •of The usi " b ill° . esseeeddL eakildnor kee troor - leki Caligeweed. Where thee found - *gab, ant bib a sang of mese we mo a reareo r _ _ vary pearl, • e teem. the Kent we felled by stock bgbeep• in Lard Toredabllo'l 1 / 1 " 111 . - " Itell."l4 ___ ..._2-biriss-L L. .. . .." -.-a--J . -..... at • . acci .` • . Sette tbrlay . °ti re spaestion wesitt itilter he beak( him digging bage glar e Gentlema tti biter ie ta's P re m . , ta i : • 7; * e park . Th e peg-tone 'to be daunted, ininlediatell alneed ,d aar rile did est a= e 7 with im = e n =7,l";;; 4 = nr ccZcon old rem; web *hem they had a apleedithent font *oft distance , . _ ay _ _ _ - - - e ke - . I = ll or a ebe few ‘e°lll.4. shilibligia ll°l4 be: ht i t o Ck tb rin e evebeg, "l"el obea hlke u i sh ribildll o e and killed in weisterly style. A fox was abontgafter viewed oat of larriathaelorkelteaL4ol:o7•ll=r :lo ck m piiii illegoS ies tramt veivi a aildet, his wife bucked ► him, and Made several gri m a l. sowieository.• too byl: ~ a I MOIMOdell s." Pataimeedg°Dtalterbbcllingaitoy H fa os eitli ster Weld; -r where be t o tr . a_ webs sog.l".blenfreara_...elle ca d s _ _Medi a l re e radde . -• tba - 111 = vde : w a llilliblie vrtkrid. c ob ccup w au t illi t b : s is hi : e i d iss e er r svrek dis topcsa r c ec.. l44..llll aie poseec i out. llll4t a it hia " Tha i stehhee. bie nrabli 'n greyed, the endieg one of the finest day's,epott lately sees io• this at WhOZWidslhelerategsed trr i matte llo6l l. l : l.eJ Of "M ines 11411 d part of tilt century. ' . puffs; their teresieselemase by. *elms 0 searbtook) - Fhe landlords bibs librillees Arms, SaffroilaM-dti a gu t, That i af - -t • • hiss I. TH E ARM t. :. : etssr ' g giNi desp. vPivel n.. . fikser ; ben" b ar 1 a r m a 10 0 11" . 1.161114 ........a eclielellaci satinl ma: . h ia°l" aapin glawl 201- 4en-4nti ehai Tat homm eesfts °l lit i ta t i r aher ln theni sraorl ik llohnson , Leallet tama , , tilt ale ' dern i : • "• : IPA The sth (NorthemberlansW Begitnerit V !It Vim Irdelfilia a ,... a mtaradi nhanned r Mey ej a nh ra M mdllad ts . lishd eatat theo a nen t l hobt . it y I/ accenneeds a use c alc i um , h uag ar . MARY-LA.80248L Binh yesterday; from Weeder' fur Holl. ••• • „... = 1 ".....h. a m & i ota pasW v ai me lded44 Ms the Mbar . trell Gls The tries Meet Essex ) Reg iment a Infantl y Idienkittnemlin " be w n e.TbrjaitiVesiagar th e Wrist: Me Militia the ghoul- rm. Biwa, a Mite boy, mama alie yews *id, was ehar g a a, - *melt ' bi t " tt nivWma t T estuda l and .te4/1 /' ircer :111. ter siatisidenifis thedireat. Oilskin Melseld as die Me*, Elisabeth Hall, of Balgilak moei, with mein ro w Is •filambegter.• drew; the brim elreelar, edged with a idle% iiffiliblwith gear- her theater, and stealing lie. lid Imo iror MI. Between Maud VIPI 10 . A large detachnbet of Irish recruits 'arrived amigo eesieda" y, let eausahe news is " 84 eieeeded aerns t deeetaneaseeeedsdan thee edsch " contd ., aneenede j Ni.. Han, who km?, t . 1 Di Itculik lekta '" mute to join their resP " 6 " C. " . and De PIP"' at el three Wiesen hydranpila sod mesa M* peurealleste Immo , freiteran's shop, fables the boy In thesiteMoe Were mad s ua Chatham and Canterbury. Detachments beleeighig to the sd Dm- ,____, s __ . =l..s . _ de 3, ,__ s _ ...h ,.... are .. ,.... A co eh. OW - The his what he wanted ? He mid a- hallfereffy-werth of appi sa u ' be goon Goads. the 15th }hours, the 35d, 57th, ied, and 774 We- 1 1 77' 1 "", '",.. 4 7,.....,"i7._,=_ ___,.. 1 "7 - ._ _,_ ..........tia...., . Se be meets of Infantry, marched yenta' day 'morning;Tront Westminster ha lt Altu e . rO_r_ron_aor_O:"Oelwir I's 0r..M._'""5r,_2_77.1 aasso ly waa rla t r a a in g b be oth relleargel ma sambo hilll ....d.i iied, who: , he 0 0 . was joiii, • - Id for 'Bristol, sit rookie inn theft Corps and Depots at Ireland. A 4 *l . o ”::_ e l ui eLew Idnesuore:co._ollll7,nmwr ALTutsesi'melir 11.6 sum ants migabg from the tilL Mac be me apenseaded, k tr o lit ! re detachment belonging to the 454 Regiment of Fun marched yes- boots or sta rt - gem erg a hide somedda 11l *bag% and that mend ose today morning, from Westminster, for IlAstut, on route to Ply 1 at Mouth. as Da GENERAL ORDER. ~. MATHEWS has been invited to Oxfoia"lty the 'lt mg •• 40.10.,.........alwilen hass lueledameag abbalso alare7 lbe the pow a d ' Wigs" of the Unieerdty, th give lik 'tried Eelterkdbmalka for elk • • tigetilarsierigilltili he led takes the money, abed • I in Horse Guards. Dec. 47. , or f ern nights. He is now engaged oo a thestaiml leit i tlforbsbire b e MN to desillransther bawled Wood • His Royal Highness the COPOIANOCII•Di•CNSte having submittediiiii Reertarie th aried his masher, who was promo, a) tithe 'Ntsso, that his Masiseettiay be pleased to tale Into his con- and, on his return, he Intends to excite tits mid Mater. A Gentleman of the name of Watt.usi, end not Mr. waha t acaa .4 ta k lideratirre the situation and claims of a very meritorious class o a f blase, is the Author of the new greed Opera which is sew hi . fie odd tint he behmeed to the M ary.b.hedoe !fanged lire Ita Officers of the Army,-the old , Lieutenants, --Who are roe? t o reheataal at Drurydthe Theatre, and in which ;early all the the.- He co w read an d re r a n Me caaa .b awas swam i 1..- ...... • e en n Ittamancylninettelylknattsest:tibta'atlsi'dteirryhittePeternrifttit; and a b el e l mMenm etetett n :. ef m .; teht " '" 8 ' Weal talent in that establithineut is Meloged portent, we art 10. dye same. ' as suc k .0 j aw tvisielidge T i li' "... "1 . 7 1 formed, has an tadmistbie part. - The meek is by Bawer. admit el. Mae did not babe ef Ids belay ilialeilted wish iba et , effect to 110111 C arrangement by which those lieserving ilfahriduals Cogent Mr. Pool, it's new Comedy will not be Produced at sand eatentay, who; sae believes, to be 17 years orate, and aunt • . shall be Ts-warded or relieved, without entailing suthettuse oe the Th , until after the run of Mr. MOILTOS'a Play. bet theeseter. - `tt. pebUc es should render the measure objectitinable;idi Misavor In/ lanien the ru n re blink o f thenves. ~ Mr. iiihrulgesi Malleallei the neereakl of _. 114.41/1 ! ed bens gratioudy pleased to eninmand-LThat iht Lieutenants actually According to Greve Crain, they • ~ bet *Pi be amid um seidtit ; fug if a feeling if serving tin full pay in linifiletits of the Lint, whose eornreisdesto petted to be tare rerdar est are datedid or previous to the year /BM Sban be promoted; et Howsan PAYNE, t he ,. Mccees s (al a ut hor als FA nf Marries an t ec h i e , war_alligslred. thalamus, sod . chlldreo arammeaw . allow W . mails_ saba shbr abm illoga m their option, to the onattncliCi rank -nf Captain, aid placed on the Sevonds Merry Dews. in w hi ch - C. nut to dm. so 741, 1 OS! odoadallia or : ihe s • alitt . w. whole rate of lialelay of that rink - vie. Si. per:diem y and that diatinguisb themselves is, we bear, the time erevr e. oraPm _ _, . i B....kausi charged by Yr. kn' they' shall be replaced by Lieutenants !roof' the halite,- Net bid called Tie Wake Maid, to be acted for the ,trot tat vest- agrfte ad M TOWS _ er, are In the receipt of Is. per diem; that - she widows of the Lies. garden Theatre to-moireir evening. • . dine the ,peact at tenants so promoted_ shall be, admitted to tbe pensions of Captains' A dykes terns Pert-au-Ptinee to the 4th of November, le polowisi ebonies, by Mocking trimedesely at lit a•• beam Sees said there wag sue berm in•wtat be had • • at th e Oaken so prontoted dial' be eligible for gnu mention that i. 500 troops ha d marc h e d f rom P0n .... . the a 7frow a l " cant i n a; " I-All3--ni- li: ,,r, in t g al t Q1 „,, 414n. 4 1 1 . 0 1 / 2 . " : 4141 ,4„,i ng uA t t ti " . 4 e lUell.. . mil w o hi gkl i . Prince, 4 i conseq. • sence of a . revolt at Cape Francois . lis sa l opsy burr I tt i s t s ini thets - i nsn4 d *P"C f r o 1 / 1 11. 7 w w ne- -- Itze llmot ootoroint in 31 14 1 ) , e ; be t t o tof prepatt..kg an Omission o f copper and part dieb jut se; tor be a. fibodilinag at Mr. Idasetia;ander me . 1 That b order to extend the_edvautage to rhow wipere sectors of SOY FA wag wt . their rank di ihe ' Sibiat "Weelinents, without defpriving them of money to the amount of 6,000.000 s %NOW walliintP lilw i t.f ° P , Yf hc , ~ Ind theft bette4leetiFusiTtwoalc" 4oo *. ike e e r - a ag Ow" redy•sital l a in ' dull; - but but the crops'thropghout theland were.proutisittg. elo t 7 ._,____. _ .__. _ ._ .. a .. _ : thtSventel chnspanies bicedting vacant without purchase within Mottos' or Ma: Moslems:, vas - Eirriatell Tan.' h Zi teantaad the eestnat iminu t ir ate " ttotet had • r i e j t a t hn "a Id -• 4 'dig Mili years frenitheir acceptance of the iltoniotion to the unattached very ha •. • mia ,he appointed to them, froth the hart, in yegfereuce to the riu.se..-This celebrated traveller d ui •falletra victim` ar ,,,1 0 4.,,, u L u a u . ' atla' lm. neat Liebtettant, vabo;ln camsequera of t besfuneeteasetepta. to robbers, on the frontiers of Bashers; where be was "If the young Gentleman." s abi M r , E asu a l wa s , w i d o w urn ,itfee Of promotion under tbia - aiTalgetnent, would heed becithe the • seder *ernes with the Ittgient. That in order to offer Penn • attac ked, arid all his compaoions (seven in number) mur- "N" frac into la bard UM Mir Imes-day be molt not team, ihdlity. Us a'Ciptain in the did face of hater to return to full nod Mr. hirTavials waist' at Maar* • dered. He had . procteded "from Cashmere to Buchara, r pi tra"'• Mr ' 311111 "• Y 's mill resk "Nr.k.J . M gr . Slams DOS pit, **than tie blittetty to do ao, by pay g a difference to the wher e . he had asses; edtlie Khan le qiielling his rebellitins ~ - : • . : LAM lIRTH-STRIULT. ' ' s ee Captain. ten pay, who nay W disposed to relic on th e lesser nobility. The Khan' whited the English to enter his .._ :,„ _ t h e rate. diffetence in such cab to be tied at AO , Instead, .Service ohey -refined, and departed withott Berme- . ' illel e mobt elem i trverthr.rmig.°l eranuK tikti, .011,4* iup for the Meath bitneep the old and, the n e st , aYr rite of ialf-pay. That a fuithee red • °Wer e Who have been prooioted to the anattlegeti FOOL a CaPeebr t a t o i ii . sh a u ha , i4h ,4 e d hi old but. having reached the frontier, were attacked, and all ,He ma grepanding at a very rapid ribs murdered. The Indians hired by Mr. Moncrieff were ' . sod afterwards triad to drive ei4 la ea ex- en the old rate of bale pa l . by declaring tlieMeliglide tObe . rettioved • allowed to go flee. Thh is another proof of tbe danger omodalb onw. br±:toldel7essemsd „ ws hareissek.-RegmaM. tier. irrAbe Mg pay of beauties by purchase , Sang the enididatin In of travelling in Central Asia. , 6 1 4 ___Tta . tm en ns asqceisten may have no' 41airs• to ,iiroliot . lOn.. theTheun. Wit.o Powt..LlVlhese web-foeted and other wan. . CHILBLAINS, ROBES, BURNS, fee. Li !Main shall then !nee the ootioa of put Fore m yee ta j w y ca t i s eti imy ((en account Of die &Beer SAMS cakeee. &iota :deters from t h e, frozen regions of the NOetis, ebb MrAIIidALLII UNIVERSAL CERATE. The . -, „ c ,,,, p ,„0.0-aid e d tuck young g a - D oldigi g ) s p h e * c a f o r p r . ,come under the description of wildfowl, and w h e r e' 43l6 . eisito . volibirgammaswas . aersamslavvery kleidTroalt ew. those in.hk Ono Reginient, 'and' shalt baits eoinikiet.itirn:Yeare ~sistinirn in the marshes and on the shores of thes e escro d a ._,..„.___„ " 0 7 rkokeleder ...- f ur . eekethe repanentat service al' subaltern. ,That the difference • been bssisdis a °t at gares not made their appearance so nuoteren . sly! s j usuct .7d,, e - =', a • - „, tain , has Dees coma sti promoted shall then pay Ihe increased difference (. .) toget . , ; nod , .. Captain with *heat he " smart tab; s • pla o., as.usult 1 ,. consequently, those who are fend a, 9ha1... r , b this useful Preparadat; km ~liiiiista.' Istflarlantedee d M I s 9th on full pay, the toill pe' the old rate of half pay.Tl). 'libellant, plug restate - ito ChilTr iveision of wild- foal shooting will have .en. Brritoti,„.. c •and_Pearreforb .112120111MeXa= 1 k - , . 'littatetrially'serring on full' pay in u l timata. Who may as did- per fenced (at least up to the. present period) leas than . s etre, Big mono, HIM throats. naores t i mi x of evelfini themselves ,aaf... th e, prisvaem of this irersk:egenru. of ofcliktry sport. There is yet, however, time for them !!lisid i s boats at Is. 1 id,And-lb lid. by. Riders. Mei% it - Cam. "eadi, eg cseee li to i s istchi mat (hoi them) au s picious atmospheres. cov er ef esi tit ub l a 's ; 7a, Prinametrest„Bili 4 En.: , i ii iir eomeninieare the same th, rough . the respective regiments depots . oe to th e COPlXAnsts4o. Z e gtackii • Savory and Co. no, Webb- sew Seereary.-By his Royal Highness the Cossaiiiss4a. , ' Poi-iitiiiinao.-This en th usiastic sport was toll - arreety.WSignott,se a litloatreet, Borough; and by the priad more. Gilles «enema, ‘ j H. TOARENS, Adj. Genera/. Menced as'eatlY ate possible in most parts of the' king- 114111!ima Vendors Is the U.oill MOON& got Mr. K . . ed ICA It arriv : at Li verp ool on un ay, : nett 61 Wad), acid fox hounds hate been extremely ,mei ll4 / 6 1.107 lacillalend„ . _ rilfor 2 1 .____ . 0114 0 8, _,Chnid c _, 14 " . . a y Silas Richard% from New York. successful. More foxes wigs killed in the earl Y part of ' the J o hos ="""s trthist 'g rmest Bm 7 h % = eves j r at nnn u. an " w "" .. 144. au ass nave Frankfort Papers of the 24th ult. received last= nin• anseence, that at Weimar, on the lath , M. as JOURDAN -the season thaw was perhaps ever befote known. • - - ...----- open Extraordinary from the Court of Prussia , bad an 'iodine* of their Y•cterda y. morning,- at eight o'clock;:a eery dreadful' - BIRTHS. ---"- a of a Halal IBerneeses the Grand Mire and Grand Dubow, and of 'accident tdcit - pace at Horgan's corn warehouses, 'Dm Sid alt. Lady Dunbar, of Booth, tif a slob , the hereditary Grand Dyke and Grand Duch."' of dial Withal), that *ate . tiiiili'efictiiig in Mill-street Bermondsey, by Th e Lady of Usellir-Cdolnel Greene, of Sklllembla GI" de ' ---'' for dioramas of reposing in ferns the band of her Royal High. lett. ~,,, tai , Dukes wa , for hi , Roo) moue , him* awes , w hi ch one poor Mao has lost his life. The premises dau g hter ' ...- .. yen o y p uma . m a request wag mow sea d aus ay m a- fa & . unions ter extensive scale, and are upwards of AO DIED. tof TheJ . Journal de St. Yeterebrrgh of the 12th =this no feet in height, and the carpenters seen engaged on the At Berwick-vpos-Tweed. en the. Ifids tit . aged 71 yang • Admiral David Stow, late Alderman edits benraik. • • 7uld mention of the war with Persia. The winter had been roof.fising.a very large pieces' timber called en ettgiefig. Th a * id eit • at li cuhetni j after akw Heesse nr. -wa s , singularly mild. when by some means the tackle ovetbalanced, and three. Meow Wow, seed q. king The stock of cotton in the port of Liverpool was de. . of the workmen were thrownfrout the roof to the ground. ' T he 1 eth oh. Major Thesis UM& tate of e the isethiguirreda : nisi. elated on Saturday last to amount to -2375100 bags. Several of the other men west to the assistance of the lei rigade' ith olt. Dr ' Ankow dent The stock at the cotrespondent pet iod in 1825 amounted poor fellows, two of whom escaped without any serious Navy, *het a service of thiltY4eee year& D.1.111.8 ' l O C ise ,purl tired to 511,000 bags. : injury, but the one, James Crowley, has found to be _ .-----; aces It is curious that the grain the English call of India,' almost dead; his left leg wa s W oken in thre e p laces, ' NEWOATZ arm Laing/MALL MARIUFFS, Jiral:, • towel should be named by the French bib de %invade i end his left arm broken, - three ribs on his left side fray ßeef. • Sa Od to 4e lid I Val ......... as 4d to 4 s • 'bids that the bird the French call (lade, should be termed toted. and the scalp of his head dreadfully lacerated.-- Mow - St gal to Sa ad Pork ----- Se ad "i. id own /briny by the English. He was carried to Guy's Hospital, where be died shortly PRICES or HAY aim STRAW YASTERDAI. 4of At Madame Tallien's house, be (Bonaparte) was, after. He has left a wife and six children. ST. 31 . 11. warrowsnares. .. table perhaps, of all the persons who visited it, the least • The year 1826 has been the warmestever remembered. Hoy 51 ga odd 70 2 1 ga Od Bar A 115 a l4 I I now noticed, or the least favoured of fortune. I was far Not only the spring and summer were warm and dry °over st sa ad to 61 61 kd Clover 41 4a a M sa te_ . ~., Straw 11 es eat to it Ns Od Straw il its to 11 10 os n the from then imagining that he would one chit holdin his beyond any previous instance in the oldest person's re. as it hand the destinies of the world. Politics were the main collection, but the temperature of winter has been re- PRIME OF HOPS, PER CWT. Jon. I. ns of subjects of conversation in our circle, but not the ex- snerkably high., The thermometer in Nelson street, at . P cg " a " t " a " t rn• ont to . nos Hem iii... uto to new WU. s Kent elusive subject. Often in the midst of the most aoi- sir o'clock in the evening. has, for the greater part of busses • 76s to SON =e x ,: a 4-.44 63. w7 O d the mated discussions, little parties were formed in the Pecenther, stood at 50 degrees. The only sunsinerthat Osier veers- . saloon , who forgot, in frivolous conversations, the grave is described as resembling the last is that of 176 2 , when, Farnham fi ne 147 i 10 17Sea-ligamdg. 1110.-es 1405 hawks matters which more commonly occupied us. In these as in the present Year, late fruits acquired a degree of r two li ghter • COAL KAMM, Jai. 1. laden discourses Bonapsite seldom joined . " but when ripeness equal to what is usual in France.-Glas. Chroa . Ship at market- Ihips•Balid. Price. h r o b he did so, it was with a. sort of intoxicateiriMphlse-he The celebrated scholar Moarsua was taken Hi upon 1574 14 "" wele 504 lids 6d to iir a 57 Sunderland 17 news. was then peculiarly gay, and NI of 4ivatiolls Sillies• the - road as he was travelling from Paris to Lyons; and . 31s Sd te s er a P Mae and (toe evening he affected to tell the fortunes of the cont • as his appearance was not much in his favour, be was *-----7- ]dattLtl .=IIIIITDAT. t el . nay pang; took the hand of Madame Tallien 6rst, and carried to an Hospital. Two physicians attended him, mum was. flUi. Aga. se° to en . uttered a thousand whimsicalities. Every body sub- and hie disease not: being a very <Manton one. they w usg a ile d . 1 0 France 1 0 1 • 0 I Ihribarg 0 a NUM. mined their hands in turn to his examination; but thought it right to try sontething tie* and out of the Gloarvese e and J lbelless rorti--. when Hoche came, a change seemed to be produced usual road of practice, upon him . ' One of them, not wise ersey 1 0 1 0 " hOO ease :: suddenly in his humour. Reexamined attentively the knowipg that their,patient knew lAtin, said in that 0 0 bail - • 0 d Doaagbadee 00 1 Sweden 0 1 dull a lines tithe hand; and then said in a solemn tone, but Language to the other, "We may seedy venture to try tAllave " i t i o n au d Wands 0 1 0 0 Jamie* red.- far from a benevolent one-" General, you will die in an experiment ou the body . of se_ sweats a man as one 0 1 Samos Ayres 0 for • your bed." The countenance of Roche was flushed patient is." " Meg, Sill!! replied Muster= ins Latin, __........... storo. o tbv , with anger for a moment; but a sally from Madame to their assonishment, " can you pretend -to call any iti v o orni tt- w ng atnin at LONDON-BRIDGE-TO .1101tROW• . . 41 mimeos alter 5 Afternoon S Sew , ; and Tallien dissipated the cloud, and restored goodbamour. roan so, Sib for wkrint • . • • 1.) -*Memoirs of Onward. the SATlclull a 41141 "r l d did ineliiii Poidedinad Mashed IV. E. }EXALT Di ill SUL offiao not think it beneath him to die." . . ' Are. I, Pistxtr-Ther, Ilnapirliar. . _ • - I I