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lo;dsidaelblit . . 1-07 Nehty Dulietirs whim 05 hod . wtvei and les childrestViorve hem Dheherged itelleved'hisi the Prisms is England and Wain, rime thitt leleides, held on the 7th ot. November, kr the km of £its4 is. 3t). !WWI% every ioddmitalexpr,ose mouteehed with the Clarity. • BENEFACTIPNIS •RECEIVED SINCE THE LAST A • • IMPORT: A Lady, 411.00•1110111111ki in the. Lemer.lioz ...p 9 ..0 duiey . of afrho from a Hackney-m.l4mm, for ex- . twilit (0) . . . a 0 s'. • • • Bahnee of a Dividos4 on arm Leal AmOdties, left by UrrAliseeth Jedisem, La befog mil to pay the Legacy 2oty, and AN transferred to the Trimmer 4 5 0 Melva dewed, •1149. Fifth Bettelamime, per Meson. CAiid ark Co. • . . . Bei . . . Alm Sothis. . 80 0 0 . . A. .1 1 0 A. 11 0 odor the VAN ol Charier . A.l. Pinball * I/cps(' 'Demurer . . 100 0 0 The Bev. Themes Walker, Banister or Mn. Mary Bines.ot Sullordshire, for amens* •Of .a Legacy • WI by has srsioo-401 the Lipsey Doty £10• 90 0 0 Willow Ws 'Gasbag. Faq. . A. 0 0 0 Hojamin Sharpe, Seq. _ . . . 9 A. 2 2 0 I, rem i e . . . ' A. 9 0 heed in tl k etetter•box. vadat the Inidals A.C. . 5 0 0 Ilraßdward Intim, per Idansmersley sad Co. . 20 0 Wear. Bedford. Esq. per Whitmire and Co. . 9 2 0 R. LU. per ditto . . 1 0 0 . . Benefactions are received by Benj. Bond Cabbell, Esq. the Trea surer, No. 1, Brick-eosin, Temple; also by Messrs. Drummond. I l lekett.liaring-croes • Oseks and Co. ditto; IHerriel and Co. fa. James'a•street ; Flaninserskys, Palknall • Howes, Fleet - street i Whitmore and Co. Inmbard-street ; V era Co. ditto ; Dorrien tad Co. Pinch-lane, Conthill ; and by the Secretary, N 0.7, Craven sant, &read. where the Beaks may be sees, by those who are inch e d to support the Charity, and where the Society meet on OK first Wednesday in every Moab. ROBERT BALbiAWNO, Secretary. .......________ &Mr No. 20, liarlen•ousbee• BOUt Five Yeers ago, in consequence of what is .LIL termed hard living, nay Hair began to fall off in such plan. that in a Very little time I became Dearly bald, and re. 'gained so until a short time since, after various endeavours to re rare it. Being one day with a party of friends, Iwu strongly iteseurnded to try your Macassar Oil ; when, after using several buttes, the good effects began to be visible, and from persevering have now u mach Hair as I bad when fifteen years old.— le.', feel myself gratified If this information can, in.aDf degree, Plusiote the sale of your Invaluable OIL You lave my Tun per. mown to publish this. my statement. • I ant, Sir, your very obedient servant, • r Park, Ida y 16,182. a ' TO sflgsSllS. ROWLAND AFD SON. • • Guneuers—ln cenutiomms of the good effects of Toss llts tsar Oil. 1 have it in command frau his Imperial Majesty the 'P`r" of all the Rumias, that you will, without delay. the 14 a1 of ten guineas worth to the Emperor of Russia. Sc. Pete"' ~•4 11 1 1 , and receive the same frees his Rxcellency Count de Bevan, aft Majesty's Ambassador as the - Coact of Great Britain. I have the honour to be, Gentleme n, _ Your most obedient Servant, 'Vienna December 211, 1514. JAMES WYLIE. ' A Gen tleman In London has me*** a, letter frees a Friend at Wapks, dated May 6, 1523, from which the falowing is an ex tract :•—" I must turn your attention to the dellostring3 " Captaiu Kranstuar, of the .4th lieglntent of the Line, in the service of his tweedsl Majesty the Emperor of Austria, aged 44, bas been bald since the age of eighteen. He was recommended to try Rowland's Macassar Oil, by a Gentfeinan who bad already ex-. Minced its good effects. He bought 8011311 of nee of tie last I received from England, and persevered in applying it. In less than two months, his Hair grew on the bald parts; and Li now very Mick. The Captain is highly pleased, and bas spread its has. ' " The Solo Proprietors of this invaluable CM. A. ROWLAND' and SON, have just supplied their Agents in Town and Country with a vaisabie quantity of the above article. Price M. 6d. Ta. lOw fod. and 21s. per bottle. All other prices are impositions. SON, price 41. Its. rid. • • " Are not they in the. actual practka of guilt, who cue not whether they are tinniest guilty or not ?"..Spectator , 5. The 0111tIENS and the O'FL4HRRTY'S-4 NAVONI Tern. By Lady Moaams, Author of the " Wild Irish 'Girl," " CrDannel," and " Florence Matarthy." Four Vols. 4. Sir MICHAEL SCOTT--A Inc..on By Araks Cam ila/14UL in Throe Vol.. post Idro. 9,85. dd. . . WORKS IN THE PRESS. HERBERT LACY. By the Author of Granby. Throe Vole. YES and NO—A Tate or sus Die. By the Author of " Mr. ads." Two We. • _ . _ _ — TALES of the ►EST. By Joule Gans, Esq. Author of Levers from the Ent," Ste. Two Vole Printed for Henry C.olburn, 8. New Burlington street. _ again the . threads of a negoeiation, which it will be impossible to renew. Aparia would be afraid of her own work. In England the liberation of "Greece has never been sufficiently popular to exclude other interests from view, which give to the question alreat complexity for our neighbours. Greece free, and a maritime power, wr uld in time acquire a monopoly of that trade which Eng- • land has hitherto bad without a rival. The aggran disement of Russia, and the probable fall of the Otto man Empire, are circumstances which the Treaty of London was to provide for, and which its execution makes problematical. Its first results will supply arms, against. the new Ministry. In vain will the great man be sought for in Parliament who would have supported itry bis el o quence the system which will be vigorously lottieked. May his successor defend his work—and we ater-confident he will—end resist her political ens -1 nties, whose triumph would be , a cause of sorrow_for civilized Europe. Since the battle of Navaiin the Bri tish flag has been engaged in the question; and if the lou of the exclusive commerce of the Mediterranean is empopular in England, it would be too much to check the public 'opinion by denying a naval victory. = - -At Pctersburghpthe news of the rupture of the nego cititions will be received with as much joy as the news Of the Battle of Noarin. Of all the Cabusets of Europe it will be tbe least astostishest.' By its long patience in eventing war, ithas taken. away from the other Cabi. lets the sight of complaining of the march of its armies. It kept its soldiers four years inactive; with the Treaty of London in its hands; it will blare the alarms of Europe; or at least leave them without a pretext for smelt acts. , .. Bet the surpriseaf ,Foreign Cabinets ssa pots basis •. r the repose of the world. They are united, by engage- Vents which necessarily compelled them to sign. What germs of discord I When Greece shall be fire, where will the common enemy be? The Government laughed in the Philanthropy of these people ; and did not embrace their generous thoughts in tune. The Porte, judging lia,nations of Europe by the diplomatists of Pens, has the that their slow proceedings were only pity • ! • eve r e tomb of Greece, and perhaps the fruit of their, cold and unskilful policy , will cause more victims in gairope than it has cost to Greece. I Thia. is not what Austria wanted., But why should abs attain ber object? An Alliance ,with exicutieneri must be expiated sooner of later. Italy is too newi;. *ought *wider the yoke to i*vr I*, Austrian, Eagle_to _y.to the assistance of Turkey. The resources of the Vspeditary States will be of little weight in sneh it inmest. War is possible among the other nations; but, Iblistria knows well that it is not at present ia the powe' : few free Government to send troops .to assist the ir•lt has been *difficult enough . to, prevent "the frOns going to:the assistance of the Greeks. e should like to turn with hope to the leader of Our Councils in this crisis. A melancholy sentiment apitaisses us when we reflect, that the first news of Mesa Malertant events found the Ministers, though -certain ,of leaving power, still balancing and not sensible that pt present France requires other organs than a Cabinet doomed to destruction. Let them look at what they ItaVe done, and tesign to other bands a weight .they : cannot support. Carpenter was a separate creditor of Silcox to the amount of 2001. and jn conjunction with an attorney of , ;: ,the name of Thomas. who was also a 'defendant ore the'' *mord, determined to have .11 separate cOmmissitirrisr binkrupt issued against them. it commission ,was Pt. ilmestingly issued,. and in. virtue of it. Carpenter,- 'tiff .eirecittor, Thomas, his attorney. and Dyson, his oink the third defendant on the record, ',piped the pressiltil ii Mark Pierce on the 15th of February, 1817,-itid ; wised not only upon sack ofibe effects of Silcox - n*l' 'Pierce as hid been assigned, over to him by the ShErW Anst also upon those which he had subsequently booght.' 'they took an inventory of all the property both In hl4 house and in. his yard. _broke open his bedrceants, atilt drawers, and strewed wbat they foond in theta pit °ter the floors. Notice was immediately. given to therd-of the illegality of their proceedings, but they persisted. nevertheless, in retaining occupation of his,goods. " A petition was subsequently presented to the.Lord_Chatts cellar, and on its being heard on she 28th ofsApsili-Sife defend ants withdrew their illegal possession.. Bait was then too late, the plaintiffs. credit was,ruitteit, and his business neatly destroyed. Re would call witneMes who would prove that they had had dealings withilf. , Pierce, previously to this hostile occupation 91.6 e pie. mites, and that-they bad discontinued them in cease. ~.., quence. When-he had done that,he should be.,entitled to their verdict, and would leave,thens ta decide„wklat - compensation the plaintiff ought to recoverjoi the irretrievable injury which the defendants - had initicted . upon him. Several witnesses were then examined in suppor,t' of ~ this statement. The state of the busiosna.carryingOn at the time of the trespass was deposed. to by the vrodasen ~ clued., The warrant of attorney. to the ptiintiff;thet writ issued, and Member documents ;.referred to,:tillie .v, put in ant:tread, . A great portion of the. circa of the case was deposed to by William Tearceolifics iv ., op his cross-examination denied his being sgealrespf his .., uncle,'s insolvency at the time of, - . enter iuginta.piattitriai,ot ship :with him, . He made a kuggestims . resplatising,s, . transfyr of the business in quesutin, on the.consiMirin• OE4 4 his paying an anpuity to his uncle, and his . wifo r tin the event of her becoming a widow, but be declappd that this proposition on his part was not asdc,fqx:the.pur e Pose of defeating any ctediW r of gileoits. ,He,adnsitted ,that part of the furnitureof Nit Oncle.b 4 sChten br.91411 1 . 1 ,t 'to thelsoose of his btpthit. __The . insolirepey_dtrt .ttse concern he accounted for, by stating,l4ll l / 4 41 IC ,periiioso.-greatlusses— ! orie man . awed _ t l e, tke ten 1826, failed 9001._ ip their . debt 'F timeld4rother gut. into P°*SeSSiQil of PO rfOriik— T it the trespass L lK bed psuchalud,stor e kto,4o Wept, 20(11. 7 - Wiinessei were dien cximfoed to . _ siseiv .' .tliii --7 plaintiff haci stiottly_before ;hese 'iransactiohttfltd,.., considerable spans in right of .his.w.ife;,, 4144 , her . * kt; ... liessei deposed to-the custaisiers Who w.iie.lost. mitts.. .. plaintiff, in consequence of this - injurious pxnenading, ~- ; ....i; The plaintiff's case having closed, .. , - .The-ATTCIMIET Grarznit.„ who. with*, '' wok .., . nitrated, for th e defendant, took apubjecti Ai ." 4 .1m had nor issued within.threci =Orbs friiii. „ Opte she trespass was admitted to_havece4sed. . ~ . Mr. Caattlitil.cil fiat the f4O; Ifilli,f• and reidkke Arai tubseqpently given, Walt 'showed •• _ „ • . 1.4 t. • Lai _ ~ • , • • . • , • ._ . • de ase". l . ' . • • eg lits, • .m , . • . - .....7 • & D i". f4O . a_ .. .4' . , . . ... , ..., r --- ‘ ' . t , g. - , t -7- •4 • I° . > .. .. } l l tr. : . 41/ ' s .1 1 , ~... .. 1 l i ".... i. •••• , ...4 • 7 i, - i • -1- •' . . j•w i 4 • 0 ;1.. —„or ,-.. ::•' 4 • ,i . . . • S .0. • •;. . - r-' .4 ..-" 1.1 0t\.••,,.., _• ' ~. •f• va. I .1. , ... . , sire ..a II)* 3 ,1 . A •.,k t • .- • •• • -,'• . :Jr: ...., h4l fol.:L. .:. • :.UOI 141,144.11,-; 7, '•-% •At , if lll3 "t - "" . '7, ---"'""--".. - • ' - v , ,••,•. I . sp i f...1-14to ..4.• - .1 , a . I •, al cit alt 01 . - .1 .4. j;,; ••• •• isvenbasti . ,< " • ,A - 41 .. , _ . • . a ' • • •- . . -sir tv.ssa I* , PA.. ' ' • . . - . . . n ' • _ . „.. . . it '" . • .• . . , 0L15,.. 44, 6 v- . • ' . ifts l - -'. "'•..—._ . %. *PM ..... : ... • . --. . • . t , . ) fl.C.:•ie lis % —.•-thi 01:41,' ' it :... ... ,1--, . • wi '•- / , si. , '‘ • . .. . .. • , , .. . . . -.• . i i.., •• 0. ~„...„,......... ‘..• • # . • .. ..,.. _ • • " i P ict`a. 4s , ' • .... "it. yr . --- , . „. . . . ... 4 , . - 'et -• • • --• ,9 41miz wimoisr.A , • • -* • . dosiii _ • , ... • • ----------------- 77 1 W- .. • • . • - IA • . T. . , .. -NUMBER 12.735;] • • • . FRIDAY EVENING; DECEMBER 7 - ill- - 1827. • ... .• ,-..;: .:, • ,-,-. ic . .... a l LATP. SEW I EEIIICE.:! !*'• • • - •••• • • - . • • - : •• .. s . ADELP.HI. THEATRE, STRAND. SALE BY. AUMOIST. . • , since it has been known that Prince Metternich hat re: T4/4 _,. . . ' XAVetlq ' 6 6 1 i ... . . • • . . • SY AttinfOltlTY el TB X LORD WiAt4lstal.Aiht. mired anautograph lettir from the Grand Vizier /pro. . • . - .a. - 7 .• r 1-- r-• ' , . 4 1 1, ' Dodo doe Management of Messrs. TERRY s aod YATES.' - NEAR RERWICKN•TWEZD, . . count OF ElliG 8 X 1 1 4• 10.% ;Pirlfrrii• /4 " 1215 • 9 ` ' • . . ' Ti ns faibly written before the catastrophe at Navaria Was . EVENING, THCIRSDAY, Decimal* 7, FELEINGTON GRIEVE STEAD, and EAST NEW BIG,. • ' ..'.4/*:f uni :riiik‘ s fr of I 064 , 418 /'• . ' -:". 1 'and during tfie Week, known. at Constantinople) in w hi c h that .Minister ex. GING ESTATES, and LAND at NORHAM. ..." '. Ningbo Petfotused. an entirely new National Nautical Datiatta, • gilKil4Y- c4aPialTßlli tiv. iikPESUDlll. P ressed a wish that Austria might become • 'a mediatot •Ne C 4 ..._ - Th. ''•• 4 '. • . i r• VIM . °IMP •.•,•"_, , is w as fs ..- Vrltli new Scenes, Dresses, Decoratiots, lice, called *Jewell/S . OF ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY • between the Porte and Three Powers. .. . , NELSON 1 OR. THE .LI FEOF . A SAILOR. acth 'i c e i. IMPialip bel o s4..b7.lbe !Aa i . to team,'" ACRES - ' ' .. Rule, Britannia! Britannia Rules the Waves!!" The Metaltlmaes are cwt 1(104 BM& Shaft! 0 the 25th 01 a conlPePlakic, an darlloVe 00 410 .rdeteP•4"l3 far EN .. LIS * H. Of Excellent ARABLE; MEADOW,. and PASTURE, LANA Nov, were 1 040 , • The Admiral, by Mr. Teter- were , . _,. A ,._4. !ROM Till JOURNAL pint DenAga Or 21111110AY. illegally enter)ng hielhouse,a9447 , toe;, waging his s f i, ()sprites, by Mesas. Meant', Bozroe, audit. Sums Capital FARM-HOUSES and AGRICULTURAL - .hlril4ltte and,stEk in. tystde r Eistl obi' Curbing him in his His First Lieutenant, by Mr. Fosvaa. BUILDINGS, - PAM; bac. 4. • business as a tinsper•eserelsens whereby hi.s.cred.it was ti eutem ants, Midehipmea, &c. by Messrs. T. Hill, Lewis, Parker, A very eligible Property for an Investment. We are now on the ev e of t h e most important events destroyed , and his .'bistitiess.t - nieid... The defendants ~. • , Ream Cooper, and Gray. WO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • - in the East.. The storm, increased by the faults of five leaded GO% apd thero9P9 ll- 4 1 af i vOrkii_oodl j jaw Sykes, the Admiral's Cockswain, by Mr. T. P. COOK/1. imayliairdisidos Year , of w h ic h (we N otice will b e ' g l ue , Moses. an aid Jew, by hir. Urea.ran UA leini CIL stated the cescrOf 111411410611. ripe N• - By Mi. ROBINS, years, is an the point or boating forth-the time for allaying it by as open policy is pug. The Cabinets. of bad carried on a successful botiness as a tioisher•nsep.'. . -•- , t Oaf W arw ic k House, Regent.street) Peter Pledge, by Mr. Batmerow. Sammy Suckling, by Mt. WIZXINFOIL As Illarreay's Coffee-hams, Thange-alley, Cornhill, Europe desired too late the liberty of Greece; Greece chant in New Park.street, ' Southwark, until he w 4 t •,: , Racin, the Jew's Wachter, by Mils YAT O. . ripitYALUABIA FREEHOLD' ESTATES, wilt be free, bat its chains in falling wOl shake Europe. nearly ruined br the eppreasive,and ill_ al entry of •-• . • Molly_Hoonsbine, by Mrs. U. Hyenas. • imaieve .. • , Sailors, Marines, Ste. by nemereasileziliesies. In the Parish et Nertsam in tbs. Theism, about The . ghxrious battle at •Navarin has produced at Cons ..• .- endants vs" his premises, in Vehrustri . lasi. Ai tie . _ • : . *nor? Lama, Misses Pitt. J. and C. Webster, lift. Miles from Berwick.on-Twool c lee Roads to Chid; Vuttl:sple the effect whic , h-plain good stow dietetest. defendants WO „pat.& plea epon.:,the record susaysfig.: . ••-' , , • ESQUIMAU*. • star* Cocaina, and Wider, liilloder -,... , amg P a s ii *flared - 04 iiir i pi .. %heir lendttet .111dm ik . the =Wordy o ven cheers' by •-• . PtimeaL bk. Ilme. ' Eatelim e Mr. AL: .* ? LOT : • . ,Semairamegara, the Sereiret, life. -- . Valuable EST'ATIreaNdeVELKINGTON I I O — ' 4 47: llllla ri b a li • . . . . p li t 411 : 1 14. 4 Thir . I.iVeliPv:liii -b611140.4414 ." .bilip t.6l3 l ce st h ie J .6l3Bljuj Ort.iflo :we' ll ll .* rli k o r cer ill".- 0 /.1 1 4. r ie. it -g rxii - it t irPl 7 l l lo 44ll3l 4 - • ' Nertirespi, ide. PAOLI3v 0111441144 , .F4,'' , Capital FARM 'HOUSE; Wil-enTADRIPIete "ilia poihnsnite WWI. Cooper. W. Wee, iallipmes;. Agriolueral .Banding..aseently. erected and ashwantially Christian Diploinaties, after the Istirmag of his vesseli, .arMte.. The pllintiff, Mr., kiiirh,pieece, laraeghs , ... IM a r ;in2 W b . c P r i . er in ce erch ,,w a b n o t, fo in r . • . '-, Davis aad Seam: • • *- ` -, wish/mita Stabling , extensive ranges of Bullock Sheds, with Yard; was Dot sufficiently powerful before his subjects. SPANIARDS.. '• ' ' ' -", ' .-- ' for Cattle; Berns,Stack - Yards, ands pwardaof - Shall we describe the conduct Of ear sailors on the • 'The . Governor of Seat& Crux, by Mr. 1144414116 . NINE HUNDRED AND FORTY THREE ACRES 20th October as a crime?. No; far b e such a thought "T paCfn e L i isfer 9( iffilis. ... .._: - ..r. - Mr. Silcox. In the beginning of 1826 . *Messis.A . - ••• ..A:kis Uiloa, a Spealdi ORcer.by ' Mt. 1141106 • • Of excellent Arable and Pasture Land , divided by Tktiving.Quickl•, . I . sphith Ceohmet, by Mr. Swim. Soar" &e. Hedges, with Labourers' Cottages. from us; they have done their duty. France bas only and Pierce were embarrassed. for money., ' .Abet, ' - .•,••_ . . - _._•••• NEAPOLITANS, IA the i Occapatkio of, and os Lease to Mrs. Dodds, till recognised herself there for the last three years. 41 same time Mr. Mark Pierce, the plaintiff. resekied . • ale N a p les , Mr. Hat- Queen of Naples,•lll/as ii• tams% Whilseaday, 1113 i, at Lbw Rent. Us only complain of the candoer of those who thought as pmt..of his wife's fortune. Sileoi , and Piere.,e...s . . - • ....7 . - Soldiers, Bte, &e. THE VALUABLE COLLIERY 'OP FILKINGTON, • they could send vessels of war to.aisist quietly in nego. acquainted with that .circumstance s called alk. ibildift ' - ' . ' Pierce to assist them s and in conseiquense; Kstk . kietsmt. -2 • - The favourite Barletta. or • With se inunesse' quantity of Coal of a - = Quality, 'ger • • Cur, m i m e o. mations, which the Porte had been allowed to consider A LIBEIMNE'S LESSON! - . posed to be iseakaastible. Oa Lease to. first accepted some bills for,th as withoet any object, as they were, its fact, so longilq, atiil. L aticim , ..4.: ... :; .- :Chewers b Messrs. Terry, Yates.; T. P. Cooke, sod J. Reeve. a" G r ey , '" " nd 2. C • 41. " 8 " hi( Mrs. H. Hashes, and Mrs. Yates. 1.04 X. The 0 Rise ft Snit fl . r4l o r :s siith . new built Farm without openness and sincerity. vanced 1001. in money. Ott /*Akre tat i 18 ' .' • . Home, Stables, Cow Home. Banns ~. . 614, cittis shed' and Is th e Porte considered simple enough not to have Silcox sent a letter to Mark,ieico statiP b To Stiadade with a Borieoppe Extravaganza. stabled Cottages, Ste.. and upwards of • 1 • .. , ;, . - IHE ELBOW SHAKERS!! FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY4II/E ACRES, divined what different interests pashed the three sign. forwarded the lease of -iiithense.ancl pilaus!" to - )1 ON, THIRTY YEARS OF A RATTLER'S LIFE! - Of AraUtalptel,. ‘,. -. : iog Powers of-the Treaty of Londossio an agreement, as a security kx the three 6111,1-. or eitchang . e f . • :r• .. • - R T . William Bladder, senior, a respectable Butcher, Mf. Getman In the Occepatioa pf bk . Steel, oft Lew. long sought, and always flying before' the timid policy which hehad accepted for theism of Silcox a n - i_ , ...- ~ Bin Biadder a tats., and Tommy Cutlet; ElbowShakeri e Los 3. The Capital Smite. of EAST REWEIGO IRO, beats- of their Cithinets? If it had sot •seenAhrough Atilt -On the 18 th - ,4 1 ,1,44. Meath.. Silcox,' gave .. -,...'.. r. Jona Rm. and Mr. Yams • • Wally altuted; cOmmantlati a view - 011Ei Tweed; lied fel . - Obadiah Beeedbrim,llB3 Undertaker. Mr. Emma prospects in various directions, with a newly erected mystery, what,. was the Austrian rntanuntio•doing at Pierce a receipt for,l9 o ;•.•argleized froilOutssrn cash...." • , . Farmer Garotte°, Keeper of.. 1 1 14, Me. Mows . pace Moue. capital *rat MaiidiamCottages, pce. sathuggril COnstantinople .3 . 4 . Have we nat,hgeia his . language to tin the 26th of April, ici.consequence of Mack. Pi siree's .. • - Bikkkele, a Police lacer, Mr. S. Smith . ' 'THREE HUN DRED A AND NINETEEN "warn*. sbik Reis Effendi ? Let, us add, to . that the evideot in- expressing some clistatisfaCtion pith the mere 'lodgment ". ' * tee Bow street Rowers, Mr. 0. Berme sod Mr. Far • 43t excelumt Arable and Pasture usit's - _t_. ' t sinucjool of Austria as to the ,Probability of its defen. of the lease, .Mr. Siltox . wrote him another letter, pre. . -'' • Ihmiere, Landlord of the 'Them Ogaden Rams, Mr. Hun. In the Of:maths of Mr. Smith, i moat respeemiw:Rvium tilt . . with the three Powers: mising s ko assign it over - to him' whenever lie thong ,_. • . Landlord of the Wig mod Hatband ,. Mr. Pau.i.us with een ekk init. .. , . • . - . . sive alliance, in case of a rniture ,fit. 46 assignpsent of the lease war accordingly ma Lt. ,,, . , Apprentice to Wai )!ladder, Mr. Coma. . . . • Let s A very valuable Imiseme rat- rich Feeding LAND, ill. pfetaiipiere.true or fahe t of, ap active co•operation ; Deulaadv, Ifthow-Shakers, Thaws Tunnel Workroom, Ilte. s ai o ug oe d ie West E n d o f t h e village o f N ew h am " gemc e e i cs uarty the hope if breaking , by a Iliadic getting, ataaltiance out to him, and lie,then thonght himself suet ' .... 4 'l - A - Sally Scrag'', afterwards Mrs. Sarah Bladder, SIX ACRES)* the occupation of Mr. Jeffrey. formed with the .colt hoist, Is( preventing a war ; and seam for the advances belted made. On the its' .• f• • • . . . Mrs:lL' Maim These Ealms'are ad adjoining, present a favourable appareling •,- • - ..,.--- • .2.` . 11111WWw - Shlike Nimbus: • for an MEW advantageous Investment befog let at low Rents, mat Al. us judge whether the answers of t h e Porte to. the •May he advanced 4401.. more to Silcox and' Pierce; .• - - zills• l l ,MllkalammidloaMeae, Min Hamm „ p m, e g dem id ee th k i n , pree . eume ; th e tact al. ~, th e. A,obatakdoci mightncit kaie been foreseen from the for which they gave h i m a receipt, agreeing at the gangs .. :- Melia Dir. and libli.lilllt Bladder, juo.'s little progeny is adds jetoeessi t asositscionitss, with Mrivingsanick fi rsktown'itnt if the breakieg off of the isegOciations 4f dale to secure that flat cher advance by **arrant_ pc - , • . _.... ....„...,.. _ , Liu,. Aw....• Ineide;itai to die Mee. Fences; there is Omer of Uprooter :. a nd the Collier y recactbed Constantinople was osa ialctikatetto be the Brit corm • attorney f or 540!. to be executed immediately. A Warp . to be of siery superior quality. and a Mine almost handialistibie, „ moo of the,nows w hi ch a r g w .h oes i4e ! k nost co n t r ite rant o f attorney was accordingly executed on the . 1041,... 7 .. TEE IPUNISRAL: DT THE C/TY WATCH SOX. and eastipotia to saved Market Towns. • - .• liesia, er.- Bits-e..• Gallery, Is. Doors map at iljx. commence at a Particulars. In the meanies. may he bad 0 Ur. Geo* Tait, .sfoisiiirer, " All is. concluded the Bast." Judgment was entered upon it in the following Await, . .. Willer heron. Severs lia/fpriceat HaMpaat Eight Gifford .8a0; Hadditigtou; Mem& . 5et4121.4i• and les-all might Julep beers*Seltsded in. the East, if, and execution was subseq.sently„iti October, isined up ell - ', .. ..„ . , • . Emir. Solicitors. Seudtansproa-bidhErr, ince ., ry:tamis,os ofblrr intim! of being- towed along by the public o*i" id that judgment against the goods of Seliox and Paeree s • . SOCIETY for the DISCHARGE and RELIEF of Robles. No. no, Regent•areet. :. . . tiletuestion of Gower, the Ministry bad adopted a oni. The Sheriff, on the .I,4th of October,. 1826. exe ; . • .„-,.. PERSONS IMPRISOE.D FOR SMALL DEBTS, - rune and determincu,sananno towards the Forte ; it toted a bill of sale of those goods to the present plaintio.• ' - ' insglitist ENGLAND and WALE& NEW STEAM CARRIAGE. ' Panszeiner-Tbe Earl of ROMNEY. . 13 ELL'S LIFE in LONDON. mkt SPORTING Cello? the of prvseediags with the . Divan, ti - ad had that charac. About th e same time Silcox and Pierce offered terfassf,..... ' • . • Vics-Faseteetere, teropenness and good faith . . . . . • %4g . which would not even composition to their different creditors , sit reed • The Bort ef RADNOR, . pact; of BUNDAY NEXT, December 9th, will maws have allowed Turk, to. doubt , of their result `; if, in I release their debts on receiving .a dividen IsE 2s. 6d. in - - LOrti DE DUNsTAN VILLE. an lbereasibe of the NEW STEAM CARRIA,GE, with OA seserate Rephatedem. • . 'word, 4 had not waited la threaten until the Poite had the poulld upon them in bills accepted by . Muff; Pierce. „ ' . .• ?be ftersourible PMILIP PUSSY. good reamer to believe in LhLeats. These bills werepaid by Mask Pie rce on jheir teac hi ng' -• .. , . Sir FRANCIS BURDETT,' But. M.P. It9' The p rice o. Bart's Lim a Lomeli is but Sivas-mica ; ~ -• • •i tr asoo th s _BEN jAm/N Dom) cAßßiuk, -z ap I t t ra lin ee a - I , t . ana lge o . cwrY Nswe, i tent l'a ani ginadme; 'et We said a glom time ago„ . that _the epoch of Notes ii, Mateeity ; and tbmk.edth . the assent • of the rae4tats. "... ~;_-• Saw v At rweoa. Noe 'Clock. ' . Pusods and that of .ualmoe_uorno• • The declAfillifill of alk,rieicolooklbevoossi . oPtof ids t! . cies.pfaiSiwisilla :.: _ CHARLES EDWARD PIGOU, Esq. JOIN, PEPTS, jimmy . SISA laa"l l' at - ° the Divan of the 10 th of November no lo nger permits stock re trade. lie carried oat business in these pre.*.• , Ho. 7, OravenAireet, Strand; Soh December, in& On the tar of December wm published, any doubt as to the end of the business % The Ambas- mire% with great success, from the month of Oct. 182 v, Approved , . The Cam of seventy-at Petia°mts were this day 1111111itte1L TH E RED ROVER. By the Author .of " The gado' ts have already quitted the Ottoman capita!, arid down to February, 1827,.wben hi met with the intetst4 . . . . 43 ' . iieferool for Character . . It 1 - Solt " the nolo" " The Prairie," the. Tbraitah nobody but the Austrian Internancie seeks to connect ftlptiott whichgave occasion to the present, action.. Ittrl -' ^ s . - . . 7te e Rejcd . . . . . .- . - --- 9. FLIRTATION-A Novo.. Id Throe. litbi. post deo. act i n - • .. .-.. n the threads of a negotiation, which it will be Carpenter was a separate creditor of Silcox en rind .; .. I FRENCH PAPER& -.~►- • • . FROM THt 1110INITEVIL.112C. 4. PARIS, Doc. 3. We extract the following paragraph from the Met. sena. de Mersei We think we shall make the families of the French prisoners at Algiers easy, by informing them that re cent letters give us the certain news.tbat.them,unfprW-; nate persons have not experienced say cruel orsiatept. Captain Benin, of the Machabee brigi wrices, emiss , a, late date, that he is not treated harihift stuSshaf the Sardinian Consul distributes relief to the Captain, 01E 1 cers, and Sailors, on account of the French Govern. ment." An agent of the Royal Council of the Spanish Indie4 who arrived at Havannah on board a French venal, left it again on the 18th of October, in a Spanish frigate, which had a million of piastres on board. A French frigate recently arrived, entered at Wl' same time to escort it, and defend it against tlnaCliw lombian privateers, which are very nwmerous in ease seas, and greatly injure the Spanish trade. On the other hand, the coasts af, 1Q dis,Janeito and Bahia are infested by Buenos Aria cruise*, .a,,,aioglel one of which captured 16 vessels in three Says,. whids have been sent to La Plata. This privateer is mild to have on board abttviiiiii! hundred thousand reis, taken.in its Ate. (The Moisiteur fills .three pages with thalig of the newly elected Deputies. In all 428 Dersinatiessotad 399 Deputies, thaw being 29 doubWfetdrns•) • The 'Electoral College of pa:aka, which imhiiiatiive. 'Deputies, is convolted*or January 3,1828. /ROM THE GAZETTE .DE PLC. . VLIPINA, Nov. IS. TILIVATS Our Miniskty, after having received the news of be battliof Navirin;addressed a pate to the Ailed Powers, in which it declares, that whatever may happen at Constantinople, Austria is determined not to depart from its system of neutrality. Hopes were still entertained" of an arrangeinent, by inter reution of the Austrian Internuncio, especialli .;~..~ t .;.. , ~; ~.~ ~~~~ . $,,. : i M ie rut Btu irtnit ebe I,t "1.0% 74 - vivaaiw