Star. — London, England, 1827-07-25 00:00:00

_ 1, W .. • 1 -,,, i I , , . . v ' , . . I. • _:-. - I • : ' - ' ; , 1. . • .•• • • .4:• - ~i 1 ,„ v , _. . ~*, :, -:'.- 1 7 ,-, As' —, • , . p , i JOl4 L'ilri _. (i. • - . . • . • . . ---- \ _. ~ • t 7. Vin •11,..N1G ,a-X4,1e.4-e -•-•111\1 Off .0 ,, • • .-..*:."..,,, .. mind 4 0; ' - pstAA- , -*E Apr - 411011...-...—....1,..a.,.....- ..... ~.i . • . - •,......"-- I 4 ' 1 . 1 1 I ` '! I ..' . . ) . , , I 1• • , i , 1 - ii - 12, 620.] UMBER WEDNES fG, JULY 26, 1827. [PalcE SzvErmiOcrs; iIjNOIRSOWS IbiFROVED PATENT PORTABLE SILF.ACTING AND EXPEDITIOUS COOKING hist.il OHNE— LONDON STOVE-GUAM& REPOSITORY. 7 4 ORACECHURCE.STREET. IHE Proprietor of this Establishment begs most, r espectfully to aclaidat the Pubic that he can supply them *joie ablate article an to say Mese in London, and on b oo very collskirrallk Miprowamatabasa halo sonde. By this Apparatus, Doi& Sommatos. Prying. or Stewing, may t weillibl a ; its apposassis coutial of a Prying-pas), Same isse Swims led a 01 1 .1 40 /er• b mellia. lireafals, Dinaer, toper Wise b e iEnd far aiailernas shied Family hi a Hadmits, at the *spools of ow Penny, and from lu v oodooism, and it ts strongly recam. Im ola to the molar of Nautical 10111. Gentle:nem residing in ci ro bso, Water Pardee ' and for &saner Houses. NA A perfectly new and elegant Assortment of superior ma. wooed Register Stoves and Grates of every description, Pa. i s olitclien Ranges, Ovens, and Bark Boilers te act without hooritli Hot Cholas and Steaming Apparatus attached, Ca pon Utensils, in Copper, Iron, and double block Tin ; a Cont. wo et of which, suitable for Families and to Meer. of the . / mod Army, can be furnished for from Eight to Ten Gobles& Dr scale of Prices adopted at this Establishment will be found, a rumination, considerably -ender in price to any House in the pardon; every article having a price aired to it In distinctly b o ps characters, from which no abatement will be made. er Old Stnves taken in Escikengst: prows.—Over the Shop Front of the Landau Stove Grate limitary. la erected a most splendid Gas Learp. ___ FROM THE LONDON GAZE TTE, JILT 24. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. ENLARGED. , Mitb Ditto-44/4n Henry Maxwell Otway to be Lieutenant, by per, vice Wiles, appointed Qnartertnese s Henry Gantoe, Gest. to be Ensign, by puff/lase, vice Otway. tiltd Ditto--Lieutenant Alexander Macdonald, from tbe half pay, tbe diffLieutenant, vice Frederick Kerr, who exchanges, receiving erence. iiikb Ditto.--Captain Granby Riles Caletaft, front the haft pay, to be Captain, vice Edward thanker!, exchanges, receiving the dieerenee. 19th Ditto—Ensign Henry Dunn O'Halloran to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hopwood. promoted; Richard Henry Kim:bent, Gent. to be &edge by purchaw, vice O'Halloran. 74th Ditto—Ensign Laerreoee Charles Barnum from the half pay, to be Ensign, vice Charles Frederick C.olyear, who exchanges. 110th Ditto—To be Ernigns--Zosign William T hos. Colman, from . half pay 13th Pam, vice Charles Augustus Brooke, whoa:chaos, ' Se* Ensign George' Denshire, from the half pay„, vice James Lacy, who exchanger. Stith Ditto—Lieottnasst Edwin Heath, from half pay id - siohal Battalion of Militia, to be Paymaster, vice Philip Vyvyan Robinson,• who retires upon halipay. 19th Ditto—Second Lieutenant William Hope, from the Ceylon Regiment, to be Ensign, vice Pole, promoted. Oh Dims—Lieutenant William Macalkter, from the 77th Foot, to be lieutenant, vice Barrett, promoted. it Kest India Wegiment—Captain Thomas Emitb, tr i m the 37 th 7Fhot, ttebe Captain, vice Stinnett,' who exchafgelliP Ct.*. Regiment—John Frederick Field, Gant. to be Seemed Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hope, appointed to the 89th Foot. Royal African Colonial Corps—Captain Charles Bt.John Faooolift, from the 4th Dragoons, to be Alajos by purchase, vice Crooke, who retires. To be Lieutechats telthoot purchase—Ensign Charles William Milroy, vice Godwin placed upon half pay ; Resign Mendes Grids Dennis, vice Charles Buthon, placed upon half pay; HMI& Wiliam Frederick Vernon, vice John Mltchelson Cal. detaplaced on half pay ; Ensign William Barney, vice Alured Chilies kV Munio, placed oa half pay. VNATTACMF.D. Major Valentine Jones Gnome, front the 10th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant Colonel of Infantry, by purchase. William Kieran, Great Gategoootreet, liertnoodary, batten**. ebast, from Jaly *7, to Attest 31, at ten, at tNe Coen el Cow Iniasioners of Bankrupts, &Anglia -street. :ENCH PAPERS. PROM THZ GATZTTZ DR FRANCS, DATED JULY S. TRIESTE, Jar.: 11. Private letters from Ancona speak of a massacre of the Greeks and Ranks who were at Smyrna, in the course of the last month. Even the Consuls of several European' Powers were said not to have been spared.— These accounts 'sow be considered at false, and, besides, the details they give drier very much from each other. We have this moment received the last number of ere Impartiql übselver of Smyrna, dated June 16, in which we cannot find any indication of the trouble, said to have broken out there. This Journal contains a circum• stantial report by Major Corner,commanding the Vineto, Austrian brig, of the events which preceded and fol- lowed the capitulation of the Actopolis. We observe in it that Ole garrison had provisions.for five days only. and this seas but oats, which bad been for two months their sole stibsistence. BANKRUPTS Bobcat Maiden, late of filo Janeiro, bat now of the °rya( Lea ' don, Merchant, to surrender, July SI, August 7, and September 4, at ekveo, at the Court of COlllllllllllOOlll of ikaskrupto, BasingLW-street. Anomie', Slew% Bazeodale and Co. King's Arass-yard, Coleman-street. James Harvey, Penryn, Cornwall. tanner, August 114, IS, and September 4, at eleven, at Oliver's Hotel, Bodusin. Attendee,' Messrs. Brooking and Co Lombard -street; or Mr. J. B. Bl worthy, Devooport. Jan Sherratt, Penult, Lancashire. mosey scrivener, Mime 7, I% and September 4, at one, at the Star and Garter Tavern; User - ' I pool. Anomie% Mr. Avison and Co. Liverpool; or kissers Adlngton and Co. Bedford-row. William Thomas Coupland. late of Kingston, A 14, IS, and September 4, at one, at ' bttrfogs, Liverpool. Attarolea, Messrs. As _ . Ballbrd.row; or Messrs. Rada& and Co. LimrpnoL fsi lies, Howe, of Diwooport, Demealdre, carrier,-July SI, September 4, at ten, at the -London Hotel, Del .5 - Ms. E What dmond ,: Bachettosir Mee, as g - o bas-kilo; or Alt. Walter P. Blackmon% Demmer Mims Ilastb,_Doba.otteet, blanchester-oimant, bookseller and 1 dilliliki/Jsity V, Mogan 7, and Sepratiber'4, at deem, at the Cligft of -Commissionon of Bankrupts, lbsda.alhatteet. At wary, Mr. Sutcliffe, New Bridge street. Blackfriars. ' - "bonus Paine, formaly -of West -street, in the Pariah of St. JAI . Hackney, Middlesex, late of London-lane, in the and pariah of Saint John, Hackney, carpenter and builder, July 51, August 7, • and September 4, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, BasinghaU-street. Attorney, Mr. Slave, Forchureb. street the Letters from Elvas announce, that the authorities of Badaj , s have received orders to deliver passports to all persons who may require them, fur Pertain!, le*,iag the communication perfectly ftetN.l-. ; • s•I FAMILIES about to FURNISH, will find, on in speeting the Were.riases of HENRY L. COOPER, 116, ESSOFSO ATILMINESIWAV [THIN, the fellowiag Articles, %Prices decidedly allaidity for Furniture of superior Style and li d dictum • UPHOLSTERY-..A slehasentibut of Arreitore,SUks,Chtntsts, Crape DannlaciSseans..Fringes, &c. CABINET MORK—Of the test quality zed Materiab ; also solid Furniture fur Foreign Climates. IHIPPING—Cabins fitted up with Blegasee sod Dispatch, and Paseengers requisites provided. CHAIRS— Appropriate for Dining, Drawing Rooms, Bed Rooms, &c. CARPETS—Bevis+, of the Bret quality, 4s. 6d. per yard ; Sw peke Kidderminster, 51. 6d. sod others equally law. LOOKING GLASSES—From the most magulbeent to the smallest, for Chimnies. Piers, and Toilettes. CIRTINS and GILDIN G—Some very beautiful specimens for Cloesol Tables, Glasses, &c. PAPZILHANOING and PAINTIN as the Plainest Style. FUNERALS—Attended in tfie most respsethal maser; and psrs cicala regard paid to Economy. SOUSE AGENCY—Houses and Estates registered for Letting or Disposal, without charge. SALES, APPRAISEMENTS, AND COLLECTION OF RENTS. FURNITURE WAESHOUSED. al. COOPER,IS, Datrateaseseartszet Weesem, has the honour of being Itespioyed ash Patronised by vows of the felt Poodles in the Kbgdost. Two ships of the line will loovetbe - Tatilr coeds* Mediterranean, whither, it is said, they will be followed by the other men of war in the Tagus, and that a regi ment of infantry is coming from Gibraltar, and some cavalry from England. George Brown, of Banbury. Oifordshire, miller, August 7. 9, at eleven, and September 4 „ at two, at the Red Liia Inn, Banbury. Attorney, Mr. Benjamin Apilo, Banbury. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. William n ' oun Westminster Mills. Lainbetk, Storey, ntMer, is in Insolvent circumstances, and is unable to meet his engage. meets with his ct•editoria---Filed duly SS. Richard Harris. Chipping Norton, Ontentshire; corn-dealer, is In insolvent circumstances, and is unable to meet his enpgenteou with bit creditors—Filed July IL DIVIDENDS to be made in BASINGHALL.STREET. Aug. 14, Thomas Charles Waugh, Tornwheel.lane, Cannon street, inschant, at eleven. Aug. 14, George °Beek. Riagion.street, near Hanover-square, tailor, at twelve. Avg. 14, Charles Francis Rehden, Redcrowstreet, Cdpplegate, irotonoopr, at twelve. Aug. 14, Charles Fearnley, Crotched Friars, wine merchant, at twelve. Avg. 14, John Freeman, now or Isiso of Bristol, silk mercer, at ten. Aug. 17, Zachary Llekitio. Catherine -nowt, Tower-hill, merchant, at ten. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Sept. 17, Thomas Atkinson and Joseph Spark, Neweastloopoo- Tyne, linen and woollendrapers, et eleven, at the Crowe and Thistle Inn. Newcastle. Sept. 13, Isms Bernard Bellwood, Her. _den's Ball Factory, near Wilton, Wiltshire, elothise, at eleven, at the, Bash Tavern, Corn-street ? Bristyi.. Aug. 47, Richard &eke, I 'Wakef ield. ffiratefitid, Yetkshirs, merchant, at sten, at the Sessions Home, saner. Lieutenant Colonel Clement WU, of the Royal Have Guards, to M Colonel io the Army. ROSMAL Ma/. Emanuel Browne Orr. Geot. to be Hospital Assistant to the Voices, vies Phallic!, who Peskin. PARIS, Just it. Almost all the Journabheve piblished, this morning, a letter from Marseilles, dated the 14th July, which dis tributes commissions and instructions among the French squadrons in the Mediterranean and the Levant. We have not hitherto seen that the intentions of the Govern ment, and promotions, have been made known by such circuitous means to the public, and to the persons most directly interested in them. The Sardinian vessel, of which the letter announces the capture, and which was to have been brought to Toulon, has since been released. The letter from Marseilles is, therefore, as incomplete in this point as it is incorrect in all the others. TM Christian names a/ Rodin Gwynn*, appointed to the 624 Pool, ea MI „Nib 1 111/, are Aim Lewis. and not Alas, as for Masi Comndisiass In the Itenheeribbe Reement of Hilda, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Gum" , of Renfrew. Archibald Hart, Reg to be Captain, vim 111•Dosigall, deceased. Clonnelesions in the Kbe.Clieddre Yeomanry Carda l l am igned by the Lord. Lieutenant of the County,Pahtine of Micehalleld Cornet Jasper Haney to be Lienamait a Mos - Bent, resigned Daniel Powell, Gent. to be Ceases, rim promoted. - , 1114 Troop-11mM Henry Johnson, Gent.tobe Lica. tenant, Mee Peens% resigned. , the Masai se well DWARREHNIIIS OF THE FRENCH., HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA continues to AA be prepared with the most scrupulous care tad attendee, by Yon. THOMAS and Waucx Mawr Manstfeeturteg Chemkts, Nechester. It is sold in bottles, ;dee ik. sd. se with gins lams at Is. 6d. stamp Included, with full dirsetises for its ins, ht nor various Agents In the Metropels, and Chsougheat the tallea Kingdom ; but it cannot be gamine, saisertheir names are 'timed on the Government stamp, which is fixed over the cork or cops of each bottle. Of most of the venders of the Magnesia my be had, authenticated by s similar Stamp„ lizasx's AMOMIATIC SMUT Of VIASOAII, the invention of Mr. HMI, and the only punt preparatior of dint article. .CRSTIFICATES.—etro. 14. Godfrap Walsworth Wenthwords, Robert Chelan", Menus Rishwortb, l'hocuas Ithhworth, jun. and John Hartley, Yocii bankers. Theatar Richardson, Scarcity, Yorkshire, moue, seri. velar. James Fry, ArtMerperreer, lignovederf„ earner. Farr Timms, Twynant Stsfisiores, Windham. builder and carpenter. Thomas Bradley,. Weeconter, dole and turner of wood. Thomas Waterhouse WO, Lincoln, serf. Tenet. IF.neas higatyre, &otheU Park, Ilerrey, bookseller and [stationer. George Capes, F.pworth, Lbseeinstdre, money scrlve- Ur. George Hey, Newcastle-upon-Tyre, grocer. SORES, BURNS, SCALDS, WOUNDS, ULCERS, ilex. MARSHALL'S UNIVERSAL CRRATE,- This Cerate will be found most ellmeions its every kind of Taad, Sete, Scald, Bern, Braise, Eruption* Ulcers of every de. aulalise. el./daily Sure and Ulcerated Le p, ssbis► kayo ban hakd is so rapid a manner, that a new method of are has bees imenablisised by this useful Preparation ; Ssre Brows, Islam. who of the Kra, Scorbutic and Cunneen Tumors. Erysipelas, •b. Anthony's Fue, Ring Worm, Son Thrusts, Mom QA- Iris, fte. &c. bid ia boxes at Is. I id. and Ls. Pd. by Mesas. Butler, Chemists. ON** comer of St. Paul's, London; 54, Saekvillartnset, Uhl; and 75, Prisaces.street, Edinburgh; Savory and Co. 136, 8r• Bsod-atr•et, and .uo, Regent.street ; and by the principal UM* Venders in the Kingdom. Of whom may be had beams ROYAL Bas•swacs Coss PIWITIII4 prepared from a to her late Majesty, and now in moral ass by tb. sspi Family. is an mcelleat Remedy for eradicating Corns, Wilting relief to those who here hard Selby substances at the haws Other feet, without the least pain or inconvesience, and Ni prove a very useful Family Plaster for fresh Wounds and Scalholiewise for Bunions: In boxes at Is. lid. and Ss. 9(1. IMPORTANT INFORMATION. TN consequence of the high popularity and extensive Side of ROWLAND'S ORIGINAL MACASSAR OIL, also ROWLAND'S RALTDOR hawing indbced Needy Pi rates to impose an the Public " Bin umvamoms." A. ROW. LAND and SON, Sole Pmprietors of the ORIGINAL and GENUINE, consider it an imperative duty to state the following halls a protection to the Public: The Fabricator. of these articles copy the Bills, Labels, and !Mk., and sign the Labels " ROW LA N DSON," omitting the A" bemects Rowland " &" Son, and sell the Oil at a less price; ethers purchase the empty bottles, 611 them with trash; and sell nem without Libels. TO GUARD AGAINST IMPOSITION, " , chasers are respectfully requested not to take any without v„ and to " Ask for Rowland's," noticing that each GE 'M: BOTTLE of Macassar Oil, or Kalydor, is inclosed in a "toper, the Label of which is executed at a great expense ; 'tat ESSICNCE of TYRE, and ALSANA EXTRACT, are Inkd With Red Wax, bearing the Name and Address; also signed on the Label, in Red, ROWLAND & SON, 20, RATION-GARDEN;' lid the pike of the Oil is 31. 6d.-711.-10s. 6d.—and ills. per bottle. Cl All when are Frauds on the Public, and Imposidons on the Proprietors. The Genuine is sold, by appointsnent, by Mr. R. Hendrlei Per. tamer la bia 51 ajeatl. ritchhourne.street ; Sanger, 150, Oxford. trees; Mr. Smyth, 117, D e l c roix, 156, Gude and Pierce, 57, • R ine , 3 5, New Bond-street • Butler, 4, Cheapside ; Patey, lombard. street; Bayley aad Ble w , Conbs P o " rtell Ber " aad boy d. No. 111, Greek street; Low, 530, and Prout, 226, &rand; net', Be, Holborn kill; Atkinson, Gerrard street; Sutton, , r •.n Church yard ; Ed war d s , 67, Newberry, 45, Sc. Paul's ch yard; Barclay and Sons, 95, Fleet market ; J. and I'. 65. Cheapside; &radlias, Exchange-gate; Nix, fronting un7 l l Exchange; Taite, 41, and Johnstone, 6s, C4xnhilL EVES ANXIOUS TO PREVENT IMPOSITION, DAY and MARTIN respectfully inform the Public 44 7 have, after muck labour and at a very considerable ez thd b "otilt to perfection a Label of sack singular construction ~_tiottne didizulty of execution, that they trust will effectually vet the ma n y F rau d s that are d a il y pract i se d en the Public.— Tittenm. to th e f o ll ow i ng d escr i pt i on o f t h e L a b e l w ill ensure Mitatise Blacking prepared by them. A pattern like Lace of a yl r a %low cuvera the principal part of the Label, the names of Aartin are printed in white letters edged with pink and and placed on a white ground, the addicts, 97, HIGH-HOLBORN. It . White letters edged with pink and black, but placed on the Pt‘nn, the sigsature and price at foot are Mack on a white 117, tore, preambk and directions for sae are printed u before, oa white 'tonal-97, Iligh-Holborn, Sept. 1823. PARTNARSH IPS DiiSaVICD. Thomas Hulsey --- GreatGaßdford.street, bat atanufacauen. John Cheese, John Rase Gordon, and Was. Low, Red Lion-court, Fleet -street, printen. Edward Dinky and Stephan 'Frahm, Devenport, Devonshire, Thee and woollen. dragon. L. Behread and S. Harris, Salford, lAncashire, silk, woollen, and clothes dealers. Richard H. Fisher and William Edwards, Earl.sumr, Finsbury, coal and coke merchants. Wm. Hayward sad 0. Hayward, Medford. Somenetaldre, farmers. Thomas Beams aad John L. Bassett, Mertes Abbey, Surrey, calico printers. Benjamin Marshman and William West, Castle. strew, Leicester-square, woolkodrapers. Jahn Sad* and Thos. Barlow, &. Ann's-lane. Sc. Martin's-lis.Graad, whaled/tie cutlers. Jobs L. Alma and George We Any% Newatadempon-Tyne, coach harness manufacturers. IVAllt-OFFICE. JULY 2s. lie Majesty has been pleased to approve of the lrfth Regimes! of Foot being styled, the tinker the Prince of Wales's Own Irish Fuldleen'. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. [st Regiment of life Guards—Lieutenant Williatt Feldman Usetwynd to be Captain, by purchase, vice De Roos, promoted. Cornet and Sub Lieutenant Henry Coßingwood Biackett to be lieutenant, by parcbase, vice Cbetwyod; William Avery Wait, Gent. to be Cornet and Sub Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Illackettk Veterinary Surgeon William Percival!, from hilt pay Royal Artillery Drivers, to be Veterinary Surgeon, vice bloxam, placed on a retired allowance. ROyal Regiment of Horse Guards—Comet Arthur Marquis of Douro to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Gordon, who retires; Richard Silver Gascoigne, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Marquis of Douro. 10th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Captain Lord Thomas Cecil to be Major, by purchase, vice Jones Gram, promoted. lilt or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards--Lieutenent Colonel Sir John Rowland Eustace. from the half pay, to be Captain and Lieutenant Colonel, vice Ulysses Lord Downes, who exchanges. lat Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Arthur Stanford, from ths33d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Hornsby, who exchanges. id Ditto—To be Lieutenants, by purchase—Resign Mortimer Charles Golden, from 10th Foot, vice Carew, promoted; En sign Richard cil Lloyd, front 96th Foot, vice Bluebell. pro. 'noted. Ditto—Major Robert Burdett, from the half pay, to be Major. vice William Holmes Dutton, who exchanges, receiving thetilf. ference. eth Ditto—Ensign Irwin. Charles Whitty to be Adjutant, vice Calder, who resigns the Adjutantey only. 10th Ditto—Lieutenant Henry Onalew, from the half pay; to be Lieutenant, vice" Javncey, promoted. 44th Ditto--Llentenant Langford Heyland, from the half pay, to be lieutenant, vice William Forster, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 354 Ditto—Lieutenant William Wilson Hornsby, from the lailltest to be Lieutenant, vice Stanford, who exchanges. 34th Ditto--Liemenaet Colonel Colin Campbell, from the half pay why Lieutenant Colonel, vice Faant, who retires. 35th Ditto —Captain William Pennefather, from the half pay, to be Captain, vice Godfrey Henry James, who exchanges, receiv ing the difference. 36th Ditto—Lieutenant Colonel Charles Wyndham, from the halt pay, to be Lieutenant Coined, Ace Georg; Henri Hewett, w►o exchanges, receiving the difference. 57th Regiment of Foot—Captain Augustus Charles Skynner, from the 2d West India Regiment, to be Captain, vice Smith, who exchanges. 41st Dittn—Captain William Booth to be Major, by purchase, vies Bell, who retires; Lieutenant Thomas Vincent to be Captain, by purchase, vice Booth; Ensign Cheeks Daintry, from the 54th Pout, r, be Ueutemuit, by purchase. vice Vincent. 43d Dittu—Ensign Hon. Augustus Aimorie Spencer to be Lieute nant, by purchase, vice Lusbington, who retire s ; John Haver field. Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Spencer. 44th Ditto—Lieutenant Edward Woulhouse, from half pay 84th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Alexander Stewart, who exchange& 48th Ditto—Captain Moo. Arthur Alexander WWI, front tie half pay, to be Captain, vice Thomas Welton, who exchanges. Ft Charles Dupla, in his new work, entlthed'a Pro ' ductive and Comm-reit& Fortes of Prancer alludes to a *Uvular diminution in the height okhe French, which has taken place since the Revolution. According to the Returns presented to the Chambers in 1826, by the Minister of War, it seems, that out of 1 , 038;422 youths, who appeared before the Councils of Revision, there were 380,213 rejected, because they did not even reach the low stature of four feet ten inches (five feet one inch and fottr.fifths of au inch English). This curious tact led him to er.amine the cause of this diminution in size of the French race, which he states to be theorises of the Revolution, because they cut down more particularly the virile pan of the population; and also the inferior food of the working classes. The extreme repugnance which these classes yet manifest for vaccination, the imprudent liberality with which hospitals for foundlings have been endowed, and the numerous facilities of tup port afforded to poor or seduced mothers, have also appeared to M. Dupin positive causes of the enfeebling of the present generations. • KENTUCKY MANNERS. YROlle A THILAIMPHIA PAPIII Or =NZ 14. Doctor S. a Surgeon in the U. S. Army travelling in Kentucky, stopped at a country tavern, and called for a glass of gin-toddy. There was sitting in the barroom a tall, fierce and savage-looking fellow, with a huge pair of whiskers. The toddy was made, end as the landlord was in the act of handing it to Dr. S. the whiskered Gentleman arose from his seat, took the glass from him, and nodding his head to the traveller, said, " My service to you," and drank off the toddy without once taking the glass from his lips. The Doctor sur veyed the man of whiskers, and judging, from his di mensions, that it would not be good policy to quarrel with him, pocketed the affront, and ordered a second glass. The toddy was prepared, and again the Ken tuckyan took the glass from the hand of the landlord, and raised it to his lips. When he was in the act of swallowing its contents, the Doctor drew his dirk and passed it through the cheeks and between the jaws of the drinker, to his great consternation and alarm. He dropped the glass, and instantly fled, exclaiming, " I'm killed, I'm murdered." He had no sooner left the house than the landlord, with a smiling countenance, exhibit ing symptoms of great delight, advanced towards his remaining guest, and shaking him cordially by the hand, exclaimed, " A real old Kentuck by the powers! You are the best friend I have met with for many a long year. The fellow you have just pinked was the bully a the county, and a terror to all travellers. He has nearly ruined me by taking his seat in my barroom regularly every day, and insulting, as be did you, every stranger who enters my doors. Did you not observe his long nails ? He has gouged more than fifty men in his time, and I expected every moment to see him take out one of year eyes. (The Doctor had but one.) I think you have given him such a dose that he will not trouble my house again. Now, my good friend, if you will stay a year with me, you shall be as welcome as milk-punch in harvest time, and both you and your horse shall be fed urn the best, and no charge, d'ye see.* The traveller thanked him politely for his civility, but being under orders, and nut knowing what measures the whiskered man might adopt to revenge the injury he had received, when he should discover that he was . not actually" killed," took a glass of toddy tendered by the landlord, and took his leave, not without the most ' pressing invitation froth his grateful host to make his house his house whenever he should be in that part of be country. Rear:Admiral Jacob, Maritime Prefect at Tonloth has inforebed the merchants at Marseilles, that there will be henceforth a convoy for the Straits once a fort night; and for the Levant once a month; that for the Straits will arrive in the Marseilles Roads on the 10th and ilSdt of each month, to sail with the merchantmen ; that for the Levant will sail from Toulon on the SOth of each month. TOULON. JOLT IL The Martionin and the Fiume, brigs, have just ar rived. the first front Alexandria, and the second from Algiers. The blockade 'of that port continues to be strictly observed. The two frigates from IStest. and the Bellona, had taken their station either off Algiers or off Bona. PROM TIM 30110 MAL DU DE3ATS. PARIS, Simr Letters from Marseilles, of the 14th instant, state, that a vessel had arrived at Tooloss from Algiers, bring ing dispatches for Government. All that we have learned is, that ohr squadron there has been reinforced by some frigates and corvettes, but that no ship of the line had hitherto joined it. A Sardinian merchant vessel had been captured by the squadron, and sent into Toulon. This vessel being under quarantine, we have not learned exactly what was the cause of its seizure. It is presumed, however, to have been an attempt to break through the blockade, on the pretence that it was not notified at its depar. tire from Genoa. The fitting out of vessels continues at Toulon, and the recruiting for sailors is prosecuted throughout the fifth Arrondissement. Five French vessels left the port a few days ago, to pass the Straits, under the convoy of the corvette Adonis, as far as Cape Spartel. According to common report, the French force in the Archipelago, under the com mand of M. de Rigny, who is to be promoted to the rank of Rear-Admiral, and to have two Rear-Admirals under his orders, will consist of seven line-of-battle ships, four frigates of 60 guns. sie of 44 , gaol, with a number of corvettes, brigs, and utilize boats. The fleet before Algiers will be composed of three ships of the line, four frigates, and several corvettes and brigs, under the orders of M. Collet, who is to be promoted to the rank of Rear-Admiral. According to common report, we may expect also the arrival of a Russian squadron, which, it is asserted, has been seen in the straits of Calais, directing its course towards the Medi terranean. A letter from St. Petersbargh, which w►s read at a meeting here, mentioned the enthusiasts which the equipping of the squadron hadexcited in that capital. It was the subject of every conversation, and even in their sermons the Papas implored the Divins assistance in its favour, considering it especially des tined to protect their fellow believers. The news from Aleaundria continues to present an unfavourable picture of the financial resources of the Pacha. There is but one vessel in our docks on his account ; it is a vessel of sixty guns, the progress of which, at the present, remains suspended. The polacca La Fortune, Captain Jacques. has brought back to this port 134 persons, who formed the complement of the frigate La Gaerriere, which was built for the Pacha. There remained but one corvette to fit out, and it bas sailed. We know not if any more will be constructed in this port for that Sovereign. He finds, it is said, the building of them at Marseilles to be too dear, and that the quality of the materials is far from satisfactory. M. Drovetti, Consul-General of France at Alexandria, is still under quarantine at Tou lon. He will be liberated in a few days, in order that be may as speedily as possible go to Paris. We think we may assert that be will return no more to chia. Whoever be his successor, M. Drovetti regretted by the French in Egypt and by the r . of Alexandria. Alexan- - will Its tiphants 4tt