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Itsq. &neon Attest to the Map • - `Cosi sin ' -OCihetar—itivini—Pf the Toogne,—Nroko. • —Smola of Animate—On dig •Pereepthm, - 9 1 k:Ofw alefte•l eninnt3l., 1r4:4001* Cialloctle —......our.r.Caosei et Du ... awl Dambasos--Despless Is Ildiftratasei alwaytteilov*Nby Diresbnia•Treptment—Cn "iiei.ll4jorsD'Ficitek po(ni .noh—caseot a Viorposon No*. I•4ltitvit , tregitAir, Sfloooto .Asaeat M $ jallogio— . &Mak 81:c. *De . • • . . nir fie Lreglikan, Roes, Orf, *awn. and Green, lIPHOLSTRRY, AND • #7 tom=''` " • 4. 6- 4 'AGENCY. lliitalt. 4.4 COOPER, 9S, BisHossovreArritim, - Irttiinii'- UPHOLDER, ESTATE, L.aryl HOUSE AOIthit talkitiilitrytteidon of„ Families to the following At... s t.if.lis4 Pocei.4so4,lfy,:noonabk fop Pendia,. of a ',prior . ~ . t ryie : suti panufSetvnt; , - - • . ' . . ...74•41 , 71 GLl.Argift - rasn the immune red b actien which WI now , '96 be °feted (even nlntateilleenkelses) '-•• va';'''''' 114 P I: l *r e plitieidirly to interea Noblemen and Gen , -;'.7 T --71 . 7 41 ° Striett ifesirool• of fitting by their House. with this elegant and fashionable Article, whether for Drawing ..1.,>.; 7 . ; # ' IT Dieiiiellaniin, Sash Winds** or Conservatories in situatiesit;. kw the litter purposes his Plate .:= *J., : 4•:...-IC i trill be mud, in a relative degree, cheaper than .••-.4 , .; •z 1 Iliewis• Ghost . SECOND-HAND LOOKING ,: 1..' .. diILASSES sensisatlr on Sal*, at a still more canal. denble rednecks. i 40y.459 oszu,DING, in all ita Branches, with a ylek 1 • ~• .• - • ,'. anent -O(*.Chimsety Pier, Cheval, and Tedious _q uo, * -1 ..'.. ' ' .". ' . ' ' Gond/Indy en view. Gentlemen . . preferring '' ' ..'''' -c the , tame" of 'Painting' or Prints regik, will Asti the . -‘ 1 ,. , ' •_ i . II C. .r Bl i:Pr kiaallY deserving notice. . , PlitifillanstNGlNG•a•lnweiry Deepeptive Department,' in the • •• -*••;..- - Sent .fiefie teNnellinces.lsiten melt a reduced Seale as - .. • ..,• ...willohissir a memmateriel 'nitwit large residences. ch7tilt VaX•;•alaillthieninaln4 s‘.ll4ir asasaiiv %ski ,• - - —. . ----iityrreitiopSem is._a.i Pewee Ens ' hbes.. int beet Jan .,.• 4,,, .I:.;:tiftintlEilinft' SA Wl_ ftEistrUltwit WO k. fount* Wt , *, .- . vtiVi a l i hn o rnsiltiele - Int, , Anicke.aelintrahly sdoPieti ' '.. int v s end ventitanseaa Seam • *IN THE. UPHOLSTERY mtitAxormENT..u. Lt. Su assalsd an sensbio. 'Fasts wits • NOW* and respect fully soilliiis the attendee of the Nebillfr Mad Halstry . _ . • ..--- in the•sh sad elegant , manufacture' of• Silt Da . masks,- sirete. die- Moles, in conseltsence of she --, .- • : , z!. uslipsetdely onitilit.he is now enabled-144.0er on' terms . • ~... fa dssisparetively moderate, as must establish that mags:. .r MiEllit description of Furniture, in preference to tbe • • -ohillwase artisans hitherto in use. Paatiliescan be waited • ein loos" poet of the Veiled Kingdom, with Designi and Patelas, at no Whet charge titan the travelling .•• • • 'expense& • ' • • IPURNISH4II-484 cqAder,tell .Wltlit tlg greatm fram'ibe plainest to the most vimpcnitus en • • cu.:7 . Of • Wiiirolai Ggandag, with ••cepaistoks .r•- ~.. .;,... ~: . . . 41 ' 1 .'ngulf . - . • SALES BT AUCTION, APPRAISING ' , and HOUSE. a,3. 4 ... -.. Alll3lllClf—Hitaindintes to Register Estates, Houses, andellitiss.der-Public or Private Sale ; ,andfcv, non ,inntrul so4ol l lllol the .Idetrepelai, arising host hil toileeNA. =meta, possess more extendve.connections , for the ."4-.P . Z. .:,,:: shWeterperty.-.Neuseliaidilimittire parchased 44,'"•0:7. eilliwOl pelt" Air eesseved fen - Dbidilll, if Sides'int the Premises are objected to-SURVEYS and VA- Aeon< I.4IAtIONS mule Si Town -er•Ot•isntry.-Losses by 4:41 4 0 - I. o •Ario' iiiragarldi . lied *ideation" of Proptity, for 41e ,PA-v . "•4; Iphipsle of4fdinidisuitlee its•Wilbi executed with all 4'l •:1? ftillift4dse *Wires and ,silepettif: • • .pt.„._ - .. __, k iie4., ?. -._. ••• litilr'SitnirtiPM nilmnie.Of.:lteing employed,. and patronised by . • . a..,, 'Zi l e OP Or 8 t . .FOlO O -AO the. ,Kinialaat; and.for os.tor. fi . .. I*, _rfi a lf .. 41 4 11 .41 0 centretintill witivanY fn. Wal': ~1 =IF hose*.. -N, h. AN zir1500.....- - - 3i. ~..'t I. .. ..• - • . . ~.. 7. • • 7 Ikt:A 'DIM" et_plainos noirr..-Hoo. • Tby,lonav, and (in tic Asp of lift. • • : • . : 7 TbOtaKinel-ifiroto) art *oder imiggl •: t . , . - - - - - Ur A PPIOESS, w ihe ti;-nsori.;sw of the mipd." is 11:11. 1 , insitiiiti by marriokar:i thluitricsest priramal Friatilp 114" it a slit Gwi , licstcw , aanclaing Oeuvre I d* r "" ° ' b y ~44 41k11.;ats 3.4iont, " opgroachla.serne.44o4l. 111006469 . Ritlikeskstial itateilivia*"• . • . Freitiort.binteevars en interim into this hallowed oldiestion, it alecomes as Letaimmitivs distyp..esta way to•regolats the • la bet to closente,tlist ammo nettur.freers these impurities wikh she flew dernolosimenticted pleasure wary have Antoind upon ft. i re the lieletet of eateh attention ars attributable nusiy of those hapless *mews which, whint they nein: the conmedeeration of tie be APlder. allOuld also. him with the fmr of solUseproieb. . liaisuriseas.babits will ~Mae Vie 'body---a 'residence in the MO* will relax the elastic• 6bse-4Wr more especially duet the pretustwe infatuation tit youth tosirequestly compromise ibein siml.dieeittiono a ante of inanbdrin,•trons whence the agonized, sufferer more than doubts the chance of rekf. ?e'en such then We **Urine eeratlyee, tallisrint holm meth, mmeiffsr streogtb, fantasy ; trier will our advances epprer cpwetiocable, 'sanctioned es they are by the inekiplied prints of 10 years' successful experience. • • The east cares of martin; life are sometimes disturbed by the of those blesthass which concentrate the nuptial wawa er she Twilit, shabit is often constitutionally weak—yet it MD be vissextbined. aid 'debt:lent knergy icupsoied into funclinnallower. In iirlY 'rase uf.syphintic 'evasion s as well as thinly relaeadon of the gener.itiee econwny. we pledge ovr ability to ewe speeddy. end with effect. hateestly aolicisnos toimpel.dul minding popyne ;PO tiereitlen se presuniptuously.takeit up, mu deviate hem friedpies with kw hesitation; and costliest In our awe " 61 1 1 ioygriry as idendisti 4 *a Collar 4 SullPOse, ere r ;po *Wenn' Cuinasiapky or* bog. S ex (especially abuse en. eginn into . lfturrilenisl life) et onus .te sqr houses Viten 4 41 1 Otr gler"gr iS gtesu fqr levietwicenstdmiden ; and letters frees the country are immediately answered? these mew ceistain• o remit. ewe fee Alt hea and Ned**, svhicit, an be fricwanded Amy i M th e y world, hOwever thrum. • ' _ 41086 awl Os. X.E.C. Serpens, .4. . •41 .14 llowarisailreet, fleet.enek, =rep 1146111644•(leteletata4 Edition), I. The 4feareenteity'vecibe abeie Dfie4444. HrosiAstA , 141 6 / 4 6e4 widsafrally to' doe remit See. may be bad at 14, 110mirsietit, &feel T 74, Vistbacest ; 4, Catboat's-km% Strirw l " VO,Tatermesser-now ; aa4 e 404 - IWl4saili Loam; 'Pone, • Tl. 1114,'Tr00114P~., 38:111112t1141114011*ei 1.0 7 , "" ,- lON Ullll ql thsAllillibith-4Peselk-Srimpla of Animals-s. Nerves It dwitkositoNo tienro-Orlginvif Ness:-Percei t r e e l #l 44 w' l4 -!` a 444 P'l"..PO °ll• 7' ' '',lllfi 1)0114 11 0 1 11 1 L 14 : 1 . , - A 40 an!oria. bow - Is faavajge Tribes—APO APhir eleiqPil 11*.eillia6Auf Aeglipt et He Art et T. istY.Astan'd 13P51.4)- 4 •o ll6 .tgit tePareAtli. ouPrope4 - g - 144aisa 054041 .6 : 414,:iVitlep-Mg: Anotirseekb -_ • _ ; • .FIODAYp. - *fed: . Mkt 1829. s ".-- • - - . - - PRFO4I4A.N.C.E '`G UIL D.ll A Git, TO MORROW, for the BENREITof the DISTRESSED WEAVERS of SPITALFURAM• ; The Committee hive great titeasoo' in -egoieeneing, that Mdll4. SONTAG (being he; brat, l'a*,,gteernaltlaoao is Leo"' at &Juan) has, in the blade* mow ;arable, eceeented to give hsr aid , upon this charitable oendan, and IrM 'aecardingig sing at the end o f the Arm pan of the ()rated,. Tickets for the Itatroo's Seats (entrance at the Dow of the Court of King. Beech) eat may he obtained through the epplicedob € 4 , Panay, or ratTSOCIIIII4 14 edit eat die Loan Marna and Committtw of Managonainiiil 1101 Mitt MUTTON, Hon. finevotarre Gel Nita, May 1. 1829, IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, HOUSE OF COMMONS, Aram SO. Paestum to an arranrarent synede yeSterday, 'Whys thowwa an insufficient irernbliT of Members present 10 form a Huesei the SpeaEer lyres iike the chair 0.4 qtattriat" is! %wets; IA tiftlititn.antstaridiog_d*ll4, Weri.thew test only 4.•thost. times and they the Muhl was to teassemble fur thiVisfiaitchif business ! It was *stiderstooa • that - rile Spe n aater had sukowtod this arraogemeat;in Feder to avorck , ovs.ablishieg there:, cedes( of 'ha adjournment. for bis Amin °personal canoe.; •nienor. "femme, therefore, in the .qtorttrelt, to d4ru of such motions as stood on the . hOfice book:` apd '154 Fame aptittortier he lied Items to tirairewini, gaol, td pmceed north such other business as. it aught "be elef pleasure of the House to consider. - Them were eo tew Members in attendance when the .lAPitildni arrived, that it was not tot nearly three quarter of suisuit *Olio regeisite number could be obtained to comisketi the Hovw.• • At Monet halt past twelve the Srtatzli toolftbe Chair. ' . 'The CHANCELLOR uf the if,X.CIIIIIQUER thee raviresftlist the Hesse et Its rising should adiount dli MI o'clock, viiticlyym agreed tf. ~ • • •••• 'm141.11111" MM. • • ' z '.Mr. TENNYSON rose to irsb • btari a pOsepesup' • his motion for a Select Committee to iaquire inneilswpan. sent state of the Orphans' Fund, -whieft •stoodleVtik morrow (this day) until Thursday nett s ' He Itadilritiy hsd occasion to postpone this fitotiuni: butt be epplia► now not from any personal motives, but merely tom. commodate4onse of the City and other4temberw, who would be unable, from indispo s ition and other urgent reasons, to atten d the ait;inga of the $OOl. tommorsows pootioMped sacordingly. • . Bantam CLAIM Olt PHAROS. ' Mr. urrLETQN gaie notice, thikt on Monday next he should present a petition from Mi.Bimcox. respect-. ing the rate ,of interest allowed on commercial claims by the Commissioners for Liquid.uios the coaistis o 4 'British subjecfs'im the French GOvarnswiwt, , .---: 2. !, , , ~ . ,.. MOMS Otani. • ' •- ••• lirie On the mederfigtherratioetzoot of the iratettheies . orate of. yeseireVyike ihe Ceatudtteebf Wile gh4. 3 7 .... . . . of Supply. were end for twaterrow. The histiletiff BMW *(iriland) Die re. 1194 a . attail and ordered to beitelismitted eta Mondiy. . - • —.. • ,The Weise Vbezrruie, to sit igith *at eveWeleth 3, big 34r hoer, there being-only eight. Mein' %resent the Liao* • r... )011111101 tilt i•-ettfrreee. r: : + ..‘4, • I -; .~ . . .- refusal of the Miguelite Glvernment to em• 11 01orthe 40 Single deck ships' of the British " Captains, 4 tibio gain some money, offered their services to the ' The officers are now heartily ashamed of theki The t; i ~... of y onfethw papereirship m s mast lease l b e e a s ve th n eT st a o g p o pe s d in a b o a d liait ; • . epee of many of the °Seers. who intended on receiving I te escape to Frauce and Holland, have thereby been disappointed. They, like the'peasantry, must remain to clew the cod of misery I In the country parts the water ills not yet ahited, and the prospect is clear of a fanning sem-season. In the prisons death continues to release their wretched inmates from the tyr anes grasp, tin on-the living atrocities are perpetrated abundant io .zarthosr whose spirits have Sown. All communi. with the Toter of St. Julian—where more than SO of the pi incipal are confined—is so strictly Ptitii:• l l 'bited. that an officer of,the guard was thrown among diem for hawing permitted an old woman to sell some oranges through the grating. The" Goiernor of this is, Telles Jordan, formerly sergeant; saw a pd. *et sitting.st.the grated wittdow, who didnet rise as fie peased•oetif3e. i• Yee tanatedrel, you shelf s.li* iet ji*r impradente."- This prisooet, and several WW I is thief same cell; were Suomi data-ens low,* slongeees,to sairain•up so their knees in tare sea warei. Aids 410201 through Ike foundations: Tb.slekisions.of. .Nu Jegss, by timid, some few, arelibereteds ere. not; Mori,* by the Intenrkist-Goolval of she Arks, tor he retains o biaprismers, lest their tales shout,* suit MOM. hotrod ; to ••• his Majesty." A great number of Pn•onsal4.4 o l l o labouvieg under consensption. - beet been semoied is the Tower, and sevenl other primes b.P1 1 11 11 . 1 1.40.1* in their room. 8 great is the aims. hat Of .poisemee, this it is said it woeldreqaire the rev ise tribunals tiereta ipead-wat their usual rate of distri *NOV /01044ir7iiieett years ii adjudicatieg the existing 1110114 a . • ... - .. • t • P• 14:111 uur mesa .011109.1"bic Majesty. Miguel" was last r.celteb-bosh, in Chercit foectioas. Ha •washed, and at itiae_Airkeitila maw, Jtimadton, '6 the feet of twelve poor men, at the Patriarchal Church neat the •Adjada Palace." This admatere of hypocrisy with tyranny, is @smothers. eiteristroes ; )et his friends call it ig Au milit, and . - • • jesterday.was . a grand -Caurt•day) and, where 2,0(19 persona usedto attend the Portogolee King, .the Miguelite Monarch bad not more than 400 sof his adheres's to hia‘ 4 4 hit blood-staisid isaad." Doa Miguel, who used to feel pleasure in shassisfolsis shapers' tighe dress, is now forced to wear pantaloons, to conceal the tortuosity of his right leg. This important limb h•rs„. kte itcowatit's chance of bon •a recognized Monarch. stolen much leas since last Nersember—ihe now limps wog much. -His coaduct to his sister and the Ladies of ilts.Cours has bad the effect- of 'preventing many of their sea hens attending hie Levees—not more than .thirteen Ladies went- irons Lisbon yesteedtty.• . • • in eiwsiffire Gimlet's - of last week the causes of nearly 1100 Acores are published, as being-dismissed horn the Rorsugueot aunts. They ase.agsong the retugeestand this hat sett of the Usurper norm be considesed.es re daseortiug• to- thew bonacw. r • •.* • . - • ( heat rifolsOafis •as. 11P.141.11.41 else Mignelises - on fliketanlaptiorav4. 641 old -,birds day, and the anniversary °Vain Migsse)is heist fast called ••• King" Ity Tne Vigilant, cotter of war, arrived yesterday in the Tog's. acc.k knew Consumer*, en board for the Hsi. ionasun i ,is essioiog-off the coast. Tlw Absoltnius .re much alrimust, Less ha .hvuld . bring bad news for . their .4 • Excluese nu,8a#1094.01- . Goetrooreat paper womb Yi din.. Flt hckt YAPERS. . . . nos 71% its CH alai% ApiAl ! 28.. , flu's. Aram 87. • • IFE;NE“ tfoon, the ,Urrmart Journals the few psi 'airs vbiab twoutripecitions of what they have already Vested. ' ;;.'t • CONSTANTINOPLE. Manes its: . . In the said* Of the formidable preparations (or war, the A mbissador for the Netherlands ices not lose sight of the noble.rniasinn which the eonfidettce of the Allied. Ca *inns has intrusted whim, and continues to exert himself with the Ottoman Porte for the pacification of Greeer.- Iffis . Eicellency,who enjoys the esteem of the IteisEf6ntli.* itiot• not despair of success' in his negociationvile hat been frililU Rd that the Sultan would accede to every thingcnn • pispnt *kb the honour of the M usselman name, to restore Abe send 'istiderstanding with France and England. The hot neWa 6061 -Greece, by no means favourable to the • .. Ifiti4.stire 'supposed to have contributed to make it .as• irrese . kiqore. oglikrare language. Wh i l e some of . the frontikprOviaces of Turkey take advantage of thspriti• Sent crisis, if not to rebel, at least to form pretensions to-independence, the most powerful vassal of the Porte, the Viceriy #f Egypt, has signified to the Sultan his 'e,x!regon levet at.not being.able more effectually toes. silt him. The check which the Turkish arms have ve• ceived in Livadia will probably hinder the intended ..roinforcements, to Hossein Paths. The new Grand Easier- is still expected from Albania • but rrrany per. sows think that he has already waited, on, the Sultan incOgniio, and received his instruct - Mal, Thi • forxed erritgr:aticiwwitbeJews still continues. This banishment of ,so: many Greeks, Jews, and ArMenians -hire been called for is' the present critical circumstances by the 'Most important., political considerations. TOY will make so Marry mouths less in a moment 'of scarcity, and it .cimot hi denied that they are so many enemies away: •The'Divan knows very welt that the Reyes !desire the trlurtaph of the Russians,' and that Many of %hem are titiii. to prepare a resolution, and stieritgate :the dikoataptial..• AU the letters agree in the up s sisaken- Armness of the Sultan. whose courage and presence of :wind kittrup the spirits of his subjects, and awe the - - ' . . 011 !us co!artiunostygi., arstr.. / wn. • • - • • PARDI,:Arass sti. • - - Whilst an iaabecile Ministry proceeds at hazard and without syStam, nether tilting conitoil of their gars, nor the want sif the . coaficlence . whiilis4isinTsa4a, great eaents am preparing iti.!uropejL4itstna ii tinder : Arm . .....E4lstpd prepariig...rq intgferaoi theattairals Of tee Erni, as .60011" at .the 'decisive moroeut /strive. ltlreadr"she has' sentsoliri ,b6Cers with artillery abd stores of grills 'the . ~t. . • . 1 PRICE SAMPENCK. Dardanelles. Tsempsil it her domestic affairs,' since the emancipation of IrOand, the Bittias Ministry has taken in imposipg attitude, and views with feet calmness the storm which is gathering in the Political horizon. Wnat a fine character'France was destined.to 611 in the great drama of the world! If oar Ministers had dose their duty, they would have Strength.- 'tied themselves by the national unanimity which exists occasion was -favourable, and of a narnre which isaeld scarcely steep, the most eamman understandir•g. 'I/place felt the-imperionknecessity of i tbe,deparsmen•al and Qlvuictpal oreanizatton. lof it vrat hot s, terial fiction, it was the reality Which the wantekk H .41 Ministers exhibited a spirit of conciliation* ail Ohatarres 'would have vanished; the nation would have had con. fidellFE in the fume, ve ich confidenee ierrufsl have saised.the natimud rareegth to a high, degree.: ' Ministers, however. have thought proper. to irisekll the Chan's6r..and wound.tbe tiatiooll sentimerit fiy.uiacon stitutiosially withdrawing 'the law s and a Orr cipitation dictated by inspendesce and pasture, •Ir has answered sba pollute beyond sill hope of the Cribirs of. Vreirna apd Si. Japes s; Choi catild not hay, acted other wise bad they been invited by Prince Metternich. They Wiest ouch disarnsed, without constancy. e t tithout the "east influence over the destinies of Europe. • ' The stability eloper institutions seems neive shaken. Title faction which was established, matt !olio ra mars tip!" by frau4l.and corruption. takes fresh C 411 , She hails these matinees as a slay of triumph. .The 'situation of the interior of the kingdom irsissii, that a change of Ministry.is indispensable..' Atter wtfat has .h ppened, hew can harmony be ...lest b SilVd. he. tween the Chambers and the Ministers? Tes know not where are the majorities--they. change like .te corztions. Perhaps we are about to enter into d (h. cult timer; they will not .be above the reach or the, p rtrior ism, or the devotion of the citizens, Mends - tithe' Monarchy and of liberty. • . . EROM Till COURIER FRANCA ts, APRIL 28,. PARIS, Aran. ' • The report lately .spre a d on. the Lars.l.on Exchange, of an encounter between the Englibh and Ru.s•ian Fl els, is nut confirmed. Li is remarked that vie [lutists Ca: binet has changed its tone sioce the Bill tnr C4tbolie Emancipation ‘ affocds a hope that Irelarid wig become mart tranquil: But these results are not immediate, and the causes of disquietude which still exist in England are too active' for the British Government to leave their coifctii to the chances of an European war. %cheat. doubt, the 'rivalry. of ambitiOn, the complications of inteerst,e r the alliance which is forming between Austria anal.. En gland, that which exists between ItussiA 'ford all the elements of a general confligiaiiod*Alitit a calculating Cabinet; so tesponsible : as thin oft Lfindons will never blindly give way to the kill:oration itf pride nil .personal ambition of a . l)fiene Minister. , w 3O is a shore fottikoate soldier.thavtaowke.i.tatesils4o, even for the-success recelistilwa ! ion,. z ot v!inak Are ny hire not die • •' • • .• • • • ' Thy neVertheless Oistinua negociat itins lit-Ptkires Moab and Constantinople witlient iibtaiunig.,,anf good *auks; tPej.passibly.encounterexaggeratett pi et owns, bsitic is not . prohable that the Ddke oi,Welho'gtua end Prince Met et nich will resolve to.isit the Siitlicuities by the cannon or the sword: • . ' • :• The negoc.ations—,.the display of force—the al•errta dyes of menate, and overturesui conciliarly+, may .pos sibly still be protOugedovitbuttt calculating. on the peio.d of theii tetininoticr... It i s not ationishino that theimetni already einpl iyed dionld disapjoint thi• rage of•the two Power' •; it is chat which presage. the opening-of the new tornp.sign, the abality.of EllsoFeso dipleinocy has out twee. able to pew*. The fprca.of events,,now Maws the political world' to new coMbination's beyond the influence of Governments. '• Fleetest Fursoi—Patass.-APRIL sa.—Five per Cents.' t 074 see. irk. 40G-,-Thsse per. Celan 7111. lie. !Wit, I,ass. — Nappies Stuck,asf.7oc.—Roysi Spaniel leattijj(rmiLiplotiman. 711151.-laschangsdtt Louidon,iine month, 2 3 f. sec.- - ibresesnotbs, stfic- .aluney, RM. 110. 7 -CossAliniace FROM .T 117.17 04/11ITTICJiti,M00111111/011074 During en engagement under the wary of Siristria, a bomb. with a burning match, tbrovni-bilAhiViF4ty, tell tatfrobta A busubar(lier,..tif....thia hitschenke, belonging to the first battery eistiiep7.l4. the 16th Brigade of .A.rtillcry. ben% Amen . es, she dagier which•this aceideht ihreateneci, seized ispld or t• : e bon . and threw it so devil ly over the 'Parkiei i e - plode antit it fell i . nio the ditih,tvliele it cinild' 4,ccasion.i.o di age. The Commander iriChiefreii . srthidthi t i•llayn and daring action with a mil itiitt - tiecorittion,A , ew dad s afterivartis . Rudnitschenkifubkdainither to give a striking : proof dt (i ii'prksehee . nt mitt, ly pitch ing an enemy's grenade. of 20 - poutidien4i4fo, out of the redoubt'. 'On a rephyt of'tbiS being" . ma4e; the Em peror conde;cended to promote' boric) the Of 0 Pyrotechnist; and 'to order •-a reiVillid Of 1 1 .000'sotiiiks to be paid/titan; iritli•doublepay lie"eals;r: . A. 'Py rotechnist, of the name of be lltls•Brigudeof Artillery,4linitested slindar:digke of intrepidity WO* Sell Wen, 'When; . seeingt . gi oil de falling 7 mu) the midst of's' tedoeit,:pic i iieJ if tip s in stantly, and -but ie'd -trotter. the tieestivtirk,;ifier it burst hat miesslyin the fuse. • When the enemy Sliddenly - attacked tnitqlltiench. meats. before SChuniladiiiing theoiiht•• bet sieek A 4. 27 and Sal, and•had skied'''. owing •te:th of his forces; penetrated ipid thisigitieS, the liyrutesti , Dist, Fedor Wedarnikof.of sluelkdi brigade of uitiller y t took, by order of fitaii.cLieureoaritlMErters.'a••gremide, with the utmost rot fei)id,lightetirbio ani• 'hailed it .into the ditch, where it caused thogivastsi 'havoc and destruction 4.7fesngst the storming postetakte 111 V This daring soldier was rewarded isyrth ttiarider : with a military decoration'. '• •• • • At the commencement, of winter, • the weal was ,easy stormy sad tempestuous, and rotheiler, l ilid e dsitt ice had totally interrupted the comniuniaaileoi with the opposite bask of the Diumb‘especilsitfit . :atime When transports of provisions were eapt•Cted at tririfera. The continuance. of the iinfavuurable:•eat heti:4 had:ie. duced the advanced posts at• .Tschernctssody.,..o4seat distress,. for want of : bread. andisisouit:A r am* : as `Nicholas PiotinkofF,..a citizen of Orlow, whir billowed p the camp as a sutler, to.Mitsoya,..was apprioit of. ibis . ciscuststance, he. without loss of tme, varied• is con ensitsces of hisowil threa ; thonsand pound i)t. istpasl. , sad two:thousand pound of biscuit • to Tichevitovosty, ;and distributed the lame gratuitouslyto thi.ttoops eta tinned 1.b." Whea hisidalesty the Bogen', s %this disinterested action, he,sieigoict to gi.se '1 medal, bearing the inicrietion,•• Fir arab," lie-Chief I "sa* Picipakoff -4".4 LISBON, Aritu6.2lt Or tiii POIVATII Easter haa:brOSlabr SQ the lemming floriegnese.she liberty of eating animal food, and to the anxious Monti: ites a partial cessation of the hureiCanesind•Contipual rain, which, during nearly 50 days knife:tett*, .prnitati wet the wretched agricuituriats.of.Portugal- the vial of Heaven's wrath. The wind has non however, beep wholly propitiated, or. although DonMituers invading squadton sailed from Belem on Saturday, it 'on Sunday had reached iio fa7thir than testae,. &Aistsace of about. 15 mules. • This squadron coosists4 two.eortrettesetao" neigh , ansitwa•latswiten;pofb; destined, -trit• it is said to succour the trembling Absolkists of the i'iiau.loZ St. Michael.' :The wind has torde) . blowo ei th er fresh 'bolo We Wei.twoutcti the seetuidenn. it is : ftherefota ex p.cted,will not have male much way towards theAa?ris; The ffaareii of yesterday' sites e snolt.iiditplggsll in- - tereiting account of •ibe state 4 4 'tit Ala*: sirarthy •wei• riois, whose enthitstasm in favour of Don Miguel is so great,.that they•: . havlng beta delayed 45'tlitys by the weather .in •thel'agus i 4 wOuld• not comt:astirire,ali s out : the time of sailing, lest they should losetheapporpanity Ceiliiitifing witPrtlia expedition, said they therefore bid themselves in the holds, that they might- ruit'ise . taken ashore." Tne- 2 -aiiti-Migiielites say that " the poor devils, feeding 'rotten provisions, and liar; sassed by the continual bad weather,; eought every opportunity to escape to the shore." opp re. collects ' the seveis imptessUsent ,of • the :list 'eight weeks, by which sailors from .the - ,Sra*il. were seized heist they even once had Wiled after the voyage; the latter statement will appear to have more foundation in troth.' To show to Europe the abinrdity of some of the Miguelite stitementa; has well as to hold up to ridicule some of the praftiCeS of the Usurper, the frigate Diena.came on Saturday back to the Tagus. alter an absence of 100 days in &Aiwa of ferceirs, which island, notwithstanding the averatient as Don Miguel's notice of blockade dlity. of the 4th.of . February, it is now positively armed the .00thniand... ants end the crews of neithe r th e Diana , no r 9f th e Leg"' dade corvette, which returned a month ago.eiter Another expedition,- to consist of the DouJois VI. and 'two frigates, is in preparation ; but none cap say at whet time and for what place it is to take its departure. ' Since Sunday morning two packets have arrivod, the great joy of the curious Lislinnese, who . have bons deprived of the Paris Papers for • more than three weeks. The statement in those Journals are biihly un• .palinable to the Absolutist', and. to cover 'their deterH initiation to tetain them in the Post Oircer they say : :that the Spanish Government will not allow them to ; pass through its tetiitorT.. 'The .declaration made 'France, that its connections with his ," Migp e lite duty" use broken, hat caused all the Ftettchjettata to Ise • retained also. Some late communications have ibeen scat to this Government, which hike, is ie• .Aimed, caused the removal of the Minister of jus tice, and all the bloody exhibitions of legging and ',beheading are now stated to be postponed indefinitely. The Relic's) Tribunal, at Oporto, has sentenced more than twenty to be butchered ; but the Misugljjs Mints. cry is afraid to carry it into effect. Sevecil Ministers, ond autnog them the Duke of Cadaval, ace said to nave nekedtheE (1666411;1Na Don pFi Mignel. rly, nib give it wow. • " • . . . . • • lealater which I wrote to iimilistlreet, t Ws.