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M ONEY being in the hands of the Treasurer of his Majesty's Navy to Pay Bounty for the Year 1928, to such Chaplains of the Royal Navy as are entitled thereto, under his Majesty's Order in Council, bearing date the Ist of February, 1765, lit of February, 1784, and 221 of October, 1802, and who have been entered upon the List, by virtue of the Papers they have respectively transmitted to this Office.— Notice is hvreby %keen, that the Payment of the same will commence at the Pay "'Am Somerset place, on TVZSDAY, the 27th Instant, at Eleven b'Clock in the morning. And it is desired that in future the COLOSSEUM. TICKETS for PARTIES, o r Si ng l e Ti c k ets at Five Shillings each, for Admission to the COLOSSEUM, prior to its finai Completion, to view the Interior of the Building—the Rooms preparing for Annual Subseribers—and the Conservatories —may be had at the NORTH LODGE of the Cummins; at Sams' Library, St. James's street; Eber's, New Bond -street; Moon, Boys, and Graves, 6, Pall mall ; Ackermann'e, Regent-street and Strand; Taylor's Architectural Library and Carpenter's Libiary, Holborn; Harris's Juvenile Library, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Pheney's, Bookseller, 17, Fleet-street; Richardson's, Royal Ex change ; and the Minerva Library, Leadenhalbstreet. The Building will continue Open daily from Ten to Four, during the next Week. Commissioners. Jill. 30, J. Butler, R. Butler. and It. Boiler, Austinfliars, merchants, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners., Feb. 13, J. Town, Croydon, Surrey. innkeeper, at eleven, ac the Court of Commissioners. Jan. 97, F. Humphreys and B. Bailey. jun. Siae.lane, drysakers, at eleven, at the Court of Contmi.sioaer•. Feb. 13, IL Wardle, Grostr.!mir.street West, Pimlico, carpenter. at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Feb. 13, C. Nicola% Tuthill -street, Westminster, ebeeuemonger, at one, at the Court 01 Commi4eionera. Feb. 19, Is. Wilde , Royton. Lancashire. cotton spinner, at three, at White's hotel, Manchester. Feb. :6. W Thompson, Raseden. You kshire, meschant, at ten, at the Sys buns Hour, Leeds. THE RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN. FR SI VIE SUPPLEMENT IN TUE ST. PETERSBIAOII GAZLTIE NO. 154. ST. PETERSBURG 11. Dec. g 4. (Jas. 6, NS.) "The false !coin ciicul tted in E 'rope on the fleet, of Top key, have ineu - et) an O ffi cer of the Russian ll an Staff to publish an intereqing pamphkr, xhich we hatted to communicate to our re...frt.— Chaplains entitled to the Bounty, will, as soon as it may become *due, douse their Affidavits to he delivered into this Office, in order era expedite the Payment. MEDICAL. EDUCATION. This day was published, in 8,0. price 6s. LETTERS ell t'e STUDY and PRACTICE 4.1 MEDICINE and SURGERY, and on TOPICS con. netted with the MEDICAL PROFESSION; addressed to Stu . dents and Young Practitioners of Medicine—to Parents and Guardians, and the Public in general. By JAMES WALLACE, Surgeon. Printed foe Thomas and George Underwood, 32, Fleet-street. SALES BY AUCTION. RECRNTSTREET, NORTH OF OXFORD-STREP.T. Valueir LEASEHOLD ESTATE, Riigible for investment, Held under the Crown for a long Term of Years. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent street), _ At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Charge Alley, Cornhill, • 013 THUIMAT, the 12th of February, 1829. at Twelve o'Clock , • AVALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held under the Crown for a Term of upwards of Ninety Years, at a moderato -Ground hoot , comprising a convenient DWELLING HOUSE, Recently and substantially Erected. situate No. st:3, On the West Side of Regent-street ; Containing, nn the Upper Floor, Two Attics, Watt, Closet, Sink, and Water laid on ; on the Second Floor, Two good 13=t1 Chant hers, Walls neatly Papered, &c. First Floor, Two thawing Rooms, Walk elegantly Papered, Statuary Marble Chimney Pieces, cons. municating by Folding Doors, Rte. Ground Floor, a spacinu. Shop in Front, with Folding Doors, communicant% to a large Ware Room at the back. beyond which there is a Sitting Room and lied. Room ; I'rivate Entrance, Light Staircase, with Water Closet, &c. Basement, a good Kitchen, Sink, and Water laid on ; Closet, Area in Front. with Knife link and Vaults a secondary Staircase to a Kitchen at the back of the II use; Maid's Room, Store Cho -et, hc. and a small An a. in the Occup idol of, and on Lease to, Mr. James Fisher, . Hatter, fur 'Twenty-nor Years, from Midsummer day, 182*, who has expended a cooxiderable sum since the Lease was granted. Ti. be •iewed by permission of the Tenant. Particulars may he had of Messrs. Vandrrcont and Comyn, Solicitors. 23, Rush. Cutemn-strttt ; at Garrawasis; and of Mr. Roam, No. Mt, Regent.strect. FOLEY PLACE AND GEORGE-STREET, ronTLA ND•RoA D. DESIR A 111. E RESIDENCE, Of which inimediate Posses.ion may be bad, in Foley-place; And a DWELLING-HOUSE and BAKER'S SHOP In Geitrge.street : An eligible Property for Residence and Investment. TO DE SOLI) BY AUCTION, By JOHN ROBINS, (Of Warwick !louse, Regent-street) At Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change-alley, Gambill, On THURSDAY, the 12th of February.. 1829, at Twelve o'Clock, IN ONE LOT, ADESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE; corn pristng a CoMmodious DWELLIN6 HOUSE, substan tially erected, situate No. 14 FOLEY-PLACE, near the PORTLAND-ROAD; Containing on the Upper Floor, Three good Attics, moth) , Landing and Closet; on the Second Floor, Two excellent Bed Chambers, walls papered, marble chimney-pieces, wood dressings; ' ou the First Fluor, Two spacious lofty Drawing Rooms, hand sonndy fitted up, communicating by folding doors; on the Ground Floor, Entrance Lobby a; the side, commodious Parlour, Inner Lobby. and glaz:d door to the Yard. Kitchen, Scullery, titc. in the Lla , ement ; Area in front, and Steps to the Street. A LIWEI.I.I HOUSE AND BAKER'S SHOP. No 11, Get.rge-street, Foley-place, In the occtipat 1111 l of 31r..lottoston. Baker, on Lease. C lint..inittg Two Rooms r u t the Upp.-r Flow .; Shop and Parlour on t h e G.ound F.out ; /lake finale, Kitchen, Fluor Room, &c. in the t-ensent ; Area, and Steps to the Street. To he vie.eel by a;rplyia; on the Pt:foie:6; where P.r:iculars may he had; of Mes-ts. l.ttcar and Parkinson, g) II street ; at Garraway'. ; and of Alr. Rosins, No. 170, Ite k ent.sireet. The Purchaser may be accunitnotla:eil with the Housth.•ld Fur niture by Valuation. DR JAMES'S FZVER POWDER AND ANALEPTIC PILLS. lt s G G P. Public, NI thinks ic esa to t l hat Besse +. v., LAgents inform of t h . i e Gra...dialler, hie Father, and himself, arc timv vi tiding Article+ of their own C position, under the came of Dr. James; and that he bas appointed, in their stead, as mile svlit.lrs.ile Agents. • 111:11.F.R, Chemists, Cheapvide, corner of St. Paul's London ; 54. S.ckvi;;e—treet, Dublin ; and 73, Princes.stieet, Edinburgh; and M.) , br had retail of tile priiirip d Drogists. The' FEVER POWDER is allowed to be the most valuable discovery ever made in the Science of Medicine, and le silmi- Metered with equal 'meees: in Fever, Alrasles, St. Anthony's Fire, Pleurisy, Sore Throat, Itlieionatiou. &c. When given freely op.oi the first attack of Fever, it gives decided 1.010 in a few honors. and generally effects a cure. In Colds or Catarrhs, par taking more or lees of Inn munation, it is found invariably to ahorlen their duration, and to priltent their terminating in NI nomiry Affections. In Packets at is. 9J. and 249. The AN A LEPTIC PI la LS, from their influence in exciting the natural secretimia, :aro an excellent Alterative Itemedy in Chronic Diseases, Itlieuntatism, Habitual Febrile, and Gouty Affections, Indlgevion, Bilious, and other Complaints of the Stomach and Hostels. They are mild in their operation ; do not require the (CV( ri,treitit or confinement to the Patient, and as a gto:erd Eerily Medicine they have no superior. Iu boxes at 4* di. and 24i. oMterve the St/nature of R. G. G. James, on the Stamp and Lahti. I HAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous tot A curing, in all its stages, the VRNEREAI, DISEASE Coe small P.ll is a dose, and the taking of one Box, in a recent case will soon convince the patient of the certAincy of his speedy recovery. Nothing can be better contrived, more safe, or more convenient than this Remedy, fui such as are obliged to go 'parities or to sea, as it needs no confinement or restraint of Diet; and tiros years etperience (in an extensive practice) has proved that it wi.l effect a Cure when repeated Salivation and all other methods avail nothing. For the Scurvy and other Chronical Disorders, ais Medicine has not its parallel. Upwards ul 40,000 persons of both sexes have been radically cured of the above cruel &tor ders, within the last eight years. Prepared and cold by the sole proprietors, T. TAYLOR and SON. Members of the Royal Col lege of Surge-mil. at their Douse, No. 9, New Bridge-street, in Boxes of only 2s. 9d. each, duty included.—N.B. Two back doors, and Lights in the Passagci at night.—Thep are also sold, by their appointment, with copious directioni, at the Toy-shop )03. Oxfurd-street; Mr. Disborou3h's, No. 7, Fish•street-hill, ovlrly opposite the Monument ; and by one Person in every con .si )drable Tutus in Great Britain and Ireland. Advice gratis to P Tllo,lls t.akin the above, or other of the Psuprietar's Aledidoes. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, JAL 21 WHITEHALL, Jas. 20. The King has been pleased to direct letters patent to bt passed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, granting unto Arthur Duke of Wellington. K.G. the race of Constable of his Majesty's Castle of Dover ; and also the office of Warden and Keeper of his Majesty's Cinque Ports ; and the office of Admiralty within the said Cinque Ports and their Mem bers, and likewise all wrecks of the sea whatsoever, WINDSOR CASTLE, Nut. 24. The King was this day pleased to Confer the honour of Knight hood upon John Vaughan, El. one of the Barons of the Court of Ezehtquer. WAR OFFICE, JAN. 22. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—James Rainsford, Gentleman, to he Veterinary Surgeon, vice Kirwan, who retires upon half-pay. 23.1 Regiment of Foot—Assistant Surgeon John Morrison, M.D. from half pay let Ceylon Regiment, to be Assistant Surgeon, •ice Parke, superseded. 24th Ditto—Assistant Surgeon John O'Toole, from the half pay of the 41:a West India Regiment, to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Kearney, who retires upon half pay 4th West India Regiment. 26th Ditto—Major Armine Sinicoe Henry Mountain, from the half pay, to be Alk.jor, vice George Pipon, who exchanges, re ceiving the difference. 27th Ditto—Ensign Thomas Graham YPNair Eahlen, from the 49th Futr, to be Ensign , vice Nash, deceased. 42.1 Ditto—Captain John Malcolm to be Major, by purchase, vice Alroxi• a, who retires ; Licutenant Thos. Itaynts to be Captain, • by purchase, vice Malcolm ; Ensign Archibald Campbell to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Rayne'. To he Ensigns-.F.usign Thomas Fraser Sandeman, front the 95th Foot, vice Steuart, deceased; Charles Willy Dean Dundas, Gent.'hy ptircha.e, vice Campbell 49th Ditto—Ensign William Cowper Rochford, from the half pay, to be Ensign, vice Baden, appointed to the 27th Foot. 72d Ditto—Captain William Hyde, from the half pay, to be Cap tain, vice George Hayward Lindsay, who exchanges, receiving the difference. Lid Ditto—Lieutenant William Garstin, from the Ceylon Regi• meat, to be Lieutenant, vice Caulfield, who exchanges. 95t4 Onto—Alexander Godley Van flonitigh, Gent. to be Ensign, Without purchase, vica Sand:man, appointed to the 424 Foot. 97th Ditto—Lieutenant Charlton O'Neil to be Captain. without purchase, vice I iaddock, deceased ; Ensign John ol'Ca•kill to be Lieutenant, vice O'Neil. Ceylon Regiment—Lieutenant Henry Caulfield, from the 834 Punt, to be Lieutenant, vice Gamut, who exchanges. IC MOIL& 11.11. Rev. John Symons Poring, irons the ball pay, to be Chaplain to - the Forces, vice tlecemieti. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, ,lAN. 21. Royal Regiment of Artillery—Captain and Brevet Major William Thomas Skinner to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Payne-, dr ceaseed ; Second Captain James Evans to be Captain, vice Skin ner ; Captain Mark Evans, from unattached halt pay. to be Second Captain. vice Evans; Captain and Lieutenant Colonel Sir Robert Gardiner to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Addams, retired; Second Captain Henry Blaehley to he Captain, vice Gardiner; Captain John Davies, from unattached half pay, to t.e Second Captain, vice Blachley ; Captain and Brevet Major Peter Wallace to he Lieutenant Colonel, vice Eliot, retired ; Second Captain JAMS{ Archibald Chalnia to be Captain, vice Wallace ; Captain John Pascoe, from unattached htlf pay, tube Second Captain, vice Chalmcr. Commissions by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Dumfries. Charles Graketlle Stuart Monteath, Erg. to be Vice Lieutenant. To be Dinity Lieutenants.—William Constable Maxwell, Marma duke Constable Mal well, linbert Cutlar Ferguson , James Stuart Monteath, Wadiam Graham, jun. John Odrymple Mur ray, Alexander Grienoti, Francis Maxwell, Dumfrie: .hire, &c. Mt/hie—John 'Bevan, Gent. to be F.n-fgn, vice W. Lyme, rev i vitel; John Nicholas Carruthers Gem. to be ditto, vice John Little, deceased. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Joseph . Tone, Grappemiall. Cheshire, dealer. William Dare, Marchnionr street, Itu.sell-square, silk-mercer. BANKRUP I'S. James Car.!inal, ilahted, li:sex, currier, to surrender, January 50. at one, February 6, and larch 6, at twelve, at the Court o. Cum mil:tuners tit liankrur Attorney, Air. T. S. liessi:t, Tokeidrou,,yard, Luthbary. J. Thontron, Great Q.e.-bee..treet, 3lary-la-bonne, merchant, January 30, Felm. rry ti, and March 6, at one, at the Court of Con ttttt strutters of Bankrupts, Basin6ll3ll-street. Attorney, Mr. Nut, Camiumetteet. Joseph Wi:kimon, Barge-yard, llucklersbury, merchant, January 27, F. hr nary 10, and March 6, at ten, at the Court of Com missioners of Bankr pt., Braingkall.street. Attorney, Mr. Nicol, Querts.street, Cheapai Ire John Peer, Colemanastreet, Biahopsgate-street Within, coach. master, Jaritilry 27, February. 3, and Alarch 6, at eleven, at the Court of CiOOKiiiisiontra of Bankrupts, Llasingliall-street. At torney, Mr. Gates, laumbatd-street. David Goatley, Windsor-place, City-road, Ironmonger, January 27. at twelve, February 3, and March 6. at eleven, at the Court of Cumnikaioners of Bankrupts, Basingliall-street. Attorney, Mr. Hyde, Ely-place, Holborn. Edwartl Cock, East Cheap, stationer, February 3,6, at eleven, and March 6, at ten,.at the Cour t o f C omm k s i oners o f B ank . rupts, Basingliall.street. Attoraiies, Altair& Stratton and Co. Siterediteh. Samuel Cooper, High.strert, Wapping, victualler, January 30, F. bruary 10, at eleven. and March 6, at ten, at the Court of Cammissioners of Bankrupts, Dolmenll-street. Attorney, Mr. Matanle, Pancras lane. Samuel Hooper, Lustoa, Eye, Herefordshire, mason, February 10, 11, and March 6, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, .aonthister. Anomie% Mr. G. Smith, Bashighall-street ; or Messrs. Coates arid Cu. Leominster. DIVIDEND& Feb. 13, W. Benton, Vange Whatf, Vange, Essex, whsrbnger, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Feb. 24, J. Carr and D. R. Tetley, Wortley, Leeds, Yorkshire, merchants, at twelve, at t e Court House, Leeds. Feb. 16,1. Close, stn. T. Close, and S. Reinhold, Manchester, merchants, at one, at the Star Inn, Man. chester. Feb. 16, W. Coupland and W. B Colton, Liverpool, merchants, at use, at the George Inn, Liv er p oo l F e b. 16, T. H. Potter an d W. Gardner, Manchester, engravers, at eleven, at the Star Inn, M a n c h es t er . F e b. 16 , W. Syng ' e. ird minster Somersetshire, victualler, at one, at the dice of Mr. Peters, High-street, Bristol. F e b. 19, G. Coulson, Derby, slater, •at eleven, at the Bull Inn, Derby. March 2, IL Hetherington, Macclesfield, Cheshire, currier, at two, at the Star Inn, Blanches ter. Feb. 13, G. Hewett, Fair Mile ouse, Henley-upon-Thames, Oxfordshire, banker, at one, at the Court of Commissioners.— Feb. 14, P. T. T. Stubington, Winchester, builder, at three, at the White Hart Inn, Wi nc h ester . F e b. 12, J . LitchneW, dam bridge, gardener, at ten, at the Hoop Hotel, Cambridge. Feb. 13, J. I'. Quinlan and J. T. Stokes, Grosvennr-market, St George's, Hanover-square, dyers, at one, at tb e C ourt of Cotnntissloners..-- Feb. IT, J. Gasklh , Allnories, merchant, at ten s at the Court 91 • CERTIFICATES, Fan. 15. I. Alexander and A. &ratan, Upper Clapton, brick-makers.— W. Wetherell, Ilulme Huse, Nlansfield, Yorkshire, horse dealer R. Spencer, Liverpool, Sour dealer. J. Ann. Luton. Bedford shire, straw hat manufacturer. H. Arkell, Charlton, Tetbury, Gloucestershire torn dealer. J. Jon es , N ew B on d street linen draper. J. Vorgan, Bromyard, Ilerefordsh re, butcher. T. Crawshaw, Leeds, Yorkshire, wonlatapler. W. B. Fox, Crass ford street, St. Mary.l.l-bonne, oilman. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T. Shaw and T. Searle, Matiburough-square, Great Peter street, Westminster, cabinet maLers. F. Gr • • ntl G. Rowland, Manchester, tailors. J. Diming ttttt and 11. Smith. jun. ham, steel toy makers. J. Whalley and J Vi'halley, Holbeck. Leeds, Yorkshire, woolstaplers G. Bangley and Co. Budge-row. R. Mails and C. M rile, Keppell row, New-road, Fitzroy square. masons. J. E. Hall and 11. J. 11411, New linnd street, titpiser plate engravers. S. Marlin and J. Baker, Cheltenham, coal merchant.. J. B. Peters and J. Wayland, Bristol, plumber...— B. Guttlitimer and G. Nowa, Liverpool. merchants. S. Howley and Co. Ciret.cester, Gloucestershire, 111,21411C11. B. Hvy wand and Co. Slarchester. bankers (so tar as respects R. Ileywond).--. T. Black and A. Cr, °mar, Aberdeen, druggists. T. Pariah and Co.' Lancaslaire. cotton si inners. A. It. F. Rosser and It. II Jones, Great Ormond street, (treen square, attornies. J. Suns and T. Salthoure. Prestrm, I...urcashire, builders. R. Watstni and Co. Fsicon.square, anomie, (so far as regards J. Hay ward). T. limns, and Co. merchants. W. Franklin and W. J. Hamilton, 5%vlE-street. St. Jamas'. square. tartars. P. Greerrall and Co. St. Helen's, Irene o.hire, crown giros comp my (.o far as regards :Messrs. J. Lromilow and J. Bone.). II Yates and W. Walker, Preston. Lancashire, hsherdashets. T. Vickress and T. Vickress, ju... Alder.gate-street, wine merchants. T. Beale and J. Beale, Wiochester, iinendrspers. It. Wahnesley and W. F. L. Al. Dej an. Nlount.street, Grosvenor-square, u inn mer chants. G. T. Kind and Co. Pudding.lane, wine merchants. GENERAL AVERAGE I . :cwt ., . OF BRITISH CORN, (wurt.ii IMYKUN't DIP , IttAlION). For the Week ettel• J iti. 9, made up ritual t h e Returns of tit Inspectors in the different Cities anti Town. in England and lfales a Imperial General Weekly Average. Wheat 74.. rod Oats 245. 4J. !Ital. 364. led. Ilsrley :$64. 61. I Rye 41s. 6,1. I Peas 3.45. feel. Aggreg Average 01 the Six Weeks which governs Doty. Wheat 745. 1 Id. I Oats 24a. 7d. j Beans 364. 4J Barley 36..11d. Eye 44.. Peas • 395. PRICE OF SUGAR. The Average Price of Ilium* or Ait:%COVADO SIM4I. Computed front the Returns made in the Week ending the 20:I day or Jan 1829, i. 30s. I*,l per cwt. exclusive of the Duties of ~ .ustonis paid or payable thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain. LISBON PA PERS. LISBON. JAN 6. Today, there being a stand drawing to .m at Colin. his sty was ple 4,e.! to admit to the honour of ki.s ing his !laud .11 the Com t, and t' e nume ous and Intl. 'taut assembi ge .if distinguished i rtnuis, ecclesiastical, civil, and a:y, ssh., went to the R Palace of Queluz, to ei.joy the hot our cf congtatulating bis Ma• je,t.„ sho g.ac;ously teemed esely holy with a I.a. :ernal kindness, wl ich so emintruly disti , guisLes hi, Roy I Item ; receiving iron: his loyal 3u'ijects, who had t!.e ho. our to kiss his august h it.d, the ttilAne of love and attachment which, for su ni toy seasons, is due to the best • f Klitg.. JANUARY M.—The Gatrite cont .ins an ot.le , for Curt in..urning fora m.,eith, lot the 13:e Elipress ol Russ a. A ice Item the 13.i.0d tit Comrnesce st-iteg, tliAt an official d.srEch Inn' e Consul-Gentrat ..1 l'ostor..l At Cadiz til the 12 h ult. ail oniices that the Supt Board of Health had given o: den to cease the q 141an tine trial o.esl ships coaling ttorn the ports of these kingdom..—Liston Gaulle to the 10th of January, Si. clusive. FRENCH PAPERS. FROM THE kSSACIER in cimmanes, J&N. 21. CORFU, Mc. 22. O t the 20th inst. arrived •he Raleigh slo sp of war in ten days fr•-nt Penns. _t I .11d on hoard 3 , 11. Cart Consul Gei.e , al at Constan inoide, and Cmptain Al.l de Calllp to Gener. , l Adams. Cirtwright *as the Fever of dispatches for 1. , r.l Aberdeen and Sir F. AJains. The English steam boat the African, whidi had beer. w .itine ever since the 11 tk dist. for • der, to sail, v. ei 1 e .l al.hi r on the evening aft -r the air ival of these two Gentlemen to proceed to Ancona. Cal.taiti W. Keith, of the ill itish navy, sn hat ked on board this vessel ; iiii.'otabtesily he is clktry,eJ :tl, co:llse..ince of these dispatches to L nidon, hither Mr. Catvielig‘ t himself iiitvids to go as s or. as fe is out of qu t•antine. When the It Ile gli left Po ros, it was stated tsar. Mr. S eatford C..niiing filed the 18th D c. fm his deprave to Malta, is babe; Count Gu Ileminta and M. de Itibeaupierie will probably him. To-day th Asia man of war has heed relieved fr•in quatamine in our I rot. Admiral Sir Pulteney 11.41. c• lm has come on sho:e, and was ►alutrd by all tl e forts. Ap it tments are ASsiece.l him in the p dare o: .h: Lord High Cr•mtnissi•nrer. The W. 1 6, and Raleigh corvettes, the :Lfieman ani Pelican brigs, and the Hind cuter, are ,till at anchor here. The 1 1 , liean ived on the 22J in sir day ? from Malta, with disl•atches for Sir Pulteney M.s;co,m. T:;e day b fore yesterday a Neapolitsn vessel arrived in three days from B•indisi, with a French courier on bard. who immeirately em barked for Poros. According to accounts from Pre vesa to the 15th December, the Greek vessels continuo to blockade the Gulf of Ambracia, ar:d con►tantly ha rass the Turks at P►eves.r and in the surrounding lots. In the night of the Bth December, four mistics, Beta. hed from the rquadron in the Gulf, penetrated into the for is of Pantocratzir n, St. George, and Pienta, without being observed by the Turks. Afterwards some cannon slot were eichanged, but without effect. TURKISH FRONTIERS, Dec. 30. General Geismar, ssho has passed some days at Bu ch nest, asserts that Wallachia has no season to fear and invasion from the Turks, the mustily before &Luntla, Varna, and Bazars:ilk, being so entirely laid waste, that u. coosidetable body of troops can find subsistence there. The requisitions continue in Wallachia, and the inhabitants have been obliges} to deliver their remain ing provisions to supply the litissian army. Every day number of sick arrive at Bucharest, and the convales cent are put away as the others arrive. The Coins Authentifus not polialletl e on account of' the holiday. . 4 .• "OBSERVATIONS DV A RUSSIAN OFFICER ON THE LATE TURKISH CAMPAIGN. " The campaign which has jiist concluJ•d, • iv •is occasion to a number I f ineoirect and exaggen tei omnientaries, it appears of importance britfly to %vita is of jest, conduct, and results, in order tit undeceive Those who have been led in o errors by writeis who have mi repre.ented events in so extraordinary a manner. " It is not our intention to enter into a COMU.Ver With those writers, but to nye, throw their declamatint.s by a simple exposition of la( t.. "Aces riling to those eiitics, Ito •sis has fallen from her greatness, her armies have degri.-rateJ from their ancient bravery. and the Turks have proved them elves their superiors in defence. " Writers of this descri;..tio r cannot he fo3 much er.n.. demned Isr so perversely judging of events of. aNO they are ign'iratit. Accustomed to the rapii and im• petuons movements of Napoleon in the rich and ler ile regions of Italy and Ger•na •y, 'hey fellow on the map an invad rig army, with a 1 ,4 of compies-es, Jecti'e on the conquest of a vast empire, c•lcularing t .e num ber r f snatches r ece sary to overrun w iihout taking any account f the n +tore of the count, y and the local ultre , or even of the r al projects of the bellige. tents. .1 heir stiitcmi nts, whicir are ridicuiru. i• the eyes of pi ofe.sional men of scie-ce, find however dopes, and the multitude, always ready to be sedocei by de clailia•ion, ado, t their sinister predictions as oracular uropttecics. It t ill not be tl-ffictilt to cast down the whole scaf folding of their fake r , a,onings. 44 C ot Newp.ipers, treauting the short distance which separates the lower ft :m thn B , sphitrus, imagine tlia.t the plan of tl.e St. Petetshuigh can be e,ohiog leis that the tong e t of C-Itst.c.tistople, and ti.e di.thembt mem t:f the 0 to wan Empii e. _ _ " The solemn declarations m ide by lii• I rheti4 Ma. je,ty, in the face of have not to n.iJereive it em tin this subject. Trwy ni..ke this false siippos tion the b ibis of Al, their CA culcions. They then dr aw their con I that as the E•iii e or Nicl.o. las ought, to plea e th m, to 114 V: giuse to Cuostan intr. ple, the ern patio a Lich Pe has jut,t sri tee is a tailore, most deplotable and fatal to his giory, and to that of his army. " The Russian Government, which never t art'cipa•ed in the visions of its den* tors, has ruhlt • t ed the views by which it was goveineJ in undertakti g tt is war. [lves aad object have been made known. " It is with the view of arrivitig at •irni le ani re. 'rural results, utiiitjhrio is to the egai;ibrium of Eo. rope, and even favourah:e to it. commercial is ritirli —it is to avenge die violation ref Treatie , , an i to ~b •aiii redress lor matnfest (Ai rages, li.ed 1115%4 has taken up arm . To tra‘tquill ze neighbt, .ri•.g interests, she traokly antiou-ted en, I bject. I Isive c•-utti she then, at all hazard., preciptta e her armies on 13, zasitiuni ? Well tcqua sited mare th an a rentur f ago n itti the manner in velitch the Itiiks fight. could she be ignorant that such a campaign i• otie in which all .he priptilatinii flies at the approach 1.1 ac and alter winds assemble iu f irtie.s, where !buy c • nil-at with energy ? Was not the example of Spain %tali test y recent t..) prove to Russia that a country w: etc cves y man is a coldlerea! r not be subdued by rapid iti. attct ? Tan banditti and fit ty thousand French veterans , over ran the Iberian l'eninsuls, without being able to mail , . tam them elves in Spain, thong!! t' at coun:ry pie , entod 'r ime re.cmi c e, for subsist- nce. ai.d a poi anion tar !e., intlaar y. To) i-e not to profit lig p. .r tx:a.-Tte• it .ssia wi.ul.l no Lave embarked in a war rif iiiv r .on s -ch . 111.ospit ibis. coil:inlet. miles, Vie de. hoed ni j ct at the ar bad compelled he: to e,taQisti a just pr..prition `rem eel) i ks t.) be inn aAd the ad vacita, ; es to be gained by such a raoteesling. It last. necessary that Russia should, in the First place.riccupy the principaliti and , ec.ire the po,itinn of her army in t h eni by cap. luring 1 . A. , for tressts. shish were indispens,ble co the obt or %nue. quatter* ; ant teeomfiy, alterwards extend b r fren,i.e operations as far as; osoble, ordr r t•I inane the I'. rte more prim), ily to eruct into an ariat.:ernsnt on bast., winch Call 11$ iongei lie a di l l.- inat c ni)stery, since they a.e develop :J in solensit proclaniatii ns. '• An army of 115 000 men, mot n ing. after deducting the toelrss hanis. a A: ASS ill b 5,060 fight ing cins-sd the Danube and the P nth at the end t.t May. " After adapting the force thus placed in action to be configuration 01 the theatre (.1 war. which tequireJ two diverging lines of operati:a►•, and ealcu•ati••g the extent (.1 territory• to be a.cupird, the nun b r of foit re.ses to be taken or masked, it was evident the Russians could not arrive ~t ibe lout of the Br kan wish 4.0.(:00 men at the most. Tim,. little al my, tt.ll basing Varna to capture. and an intrenched c.mp i f4O 000 finks to observe at Schun.la, what mean• did it possess xf car rying its eagles to the walls of Byzantium, witl.out exposing itself to the risk (4 passing over the caudine forks? And for u hat object should it have gond na 'tureJly exposed itself to su.h a danger? Was not a seise and prudent war the only course which could be reconciled with the declared objects ofitussia, and with her political situation with 'Aspect to Europe? " The Emptier was not ignorant that if he chose to leave 30,000 in observation between the Balkan and Silistria, and to collect 50,000 men in the ditection of Pravadi, he could penetrate on Aidos, leasing Varn. and Schumla behind him. " He would have arriv. d in the pla;ns of Fake and liidtianople, with 30,000 men at sno.t. The remainder would have been employes] at dsiachments necessary to secure his magas nes and to cm. upy B .urgas. " Supposing even that this little army would have been sufficient to capture t!.e sapital el Roma: la. and to menace even that of the empire, we a sk whether the 30,000 men lett between the Balkan and B..ehatest would have been sufficient to occupy six c r.crieted towns, to guard Moldavia and Walachia, and t.) earry on hostilities with the numerous garrisons of Itudschult. Giurgevo, and Silistria, and finally to keep head against the whole army of Hussein, entrenched up to the teeth at &hamle t and to loved the corps of the