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I . • r• -PisNe Av p - • LIST INDIA MUSE, November U, 1.323. • THE COURT e DIRECTORS of Me UNITED COMP.INY V MERCHANTS V .r..VC.J.4.VD, iratlini to Vas UST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, That a GENERAL COURT of the said Company will be held ;l awn House in Leadenhallasreet, on WEDNESDAY. the 26th m o m, from Nine o'Cloek in the Morning until Six in the Even. *for dm ELECTION of a DIRECTOR of the said Company, igs room of CUARLLS Gnaws, deceased. • JO. EPII DART, Secretary. • This day were published, rn Preach and English, ern. price ss. ed. • MEMOIRE tity DOC D 6 ROVIGO, cur la CATAS. TItOPHE du Dec VANG HIEN. Chez Culls= and Co. Conduk.street. MEMOIRS OF RAFAEL 'DEL MEM with great difEculty. in ftdins'put into esecuticin, •and several Turkish Mini4rs • failed in their schemes. It was also known that the friends of the J.rissaries had gained an ascendancy- in the Diras, who were informed that the projected change would'soon be executed. The Janissaries were well informed of what was going far watd, but such measures have been take , that-nothing is to be feared for the tranquillity of the capital. The Grand Seignor has exiled several of his confiden- Ilia' 1 servants, which has caused a great sensation at Con stantinople; particularly amongst the diplomatic corps; 'and it is believed it has. some connection with the nego elation of Lord Strangford, which was the cause of the dismissal of the Reis Effendi. Amongst those disgraced is Ibrahim Pacha, who has tendered great cervices to the Sultan. Up . to this date the Porte has.not taken any steps . ty put into force the deCrie prohibiting the navi gationlof the Black Sept. Just published, In French, 114 s. and Basil*, ItSe. • N APOLEON'S MEMOIRS, the Third Prraison s in Two Parts, with Three Far, similes. N. B. The fourth and-last Lieralsons of this important Wort are *bp in a forward state, and will appear In a lbw wades.' Printed for Henry Colburn and Co. and M. llossanve and Co. NATURE - lIIMPUTIEL MESSRS. WHITTAKEIt apprise the and the Public, that SHAW'S NATuREMISPLAYED, in Six handsome Volumes, post *.o. with nearly Timm Mamma Plates, some of them of half.sheet size, and warty Two Hundred atheist Coloured, representing above 1500 objects, is.this datpub %tied, ants. los. in boards. - TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. Lawn aye GENTLINZW, THE L E eTI ON of a DIRECTOR of the EAST INDIA COMPANY being fixed for WEDNESDAY, the i6tb instant, I beg leave most earnestly to solicit the honour of your attnalsnce in my favour at the East India House ea that day. sb o uld the result of the approaching Ballot, through your con. toe d kieiluess, place me in the honourable situation to which I o re , and which the very flittering rettptteo I have experienced i s pdhes me in expecting, i repeat the assurance that my best en. devours will be directed to the faithful discharge of the duties of ibar invortant trust. I have the honour to remain, .very respectfully, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your very faithful humble servant, 'Nicholas-lane, N0v.12, 1823. JOHN DI ASTERM AN. illr.lll3sterman'a Committee will sit daily at the City of Loudon . T.lvetn, where Communications will be thankfully received._ TO THE PRONCIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. lams AND GESTLEMEN, pEIiMIT me to acquaint you that WEDNESDAY, the "6th instant, is the day appointed for ELECTING A • SUCCEsSOII. to the lamented Mr. GRANT. The grounds upon which I have presumed to solicit the meteor of your suffrages have been already submitted to your considera ticiil and I cannot, is adequate terms, express my gratitude far ete kindness which I have so uniformly experienced throughout y canvass. I entreat a continuance of exertion on the part of my friends, and the honour of your early attendance on the day of Election. Should I be successful, I have to assure you that my utmost at. tenon shall bt devoted to your interests, and to the observance of that line of conduct which may best justify; your choice. I have tba honour to be, with great respect, Llaiv3 and Gentlemen, your faithful and obliged servant, J. PETTY 11USPILa T T. New llroad.street, Nov. ll, 1523. , • .. .. MONTAGU-STANK% i PORTMAN-SQUARE. atjartimilirly eligible FAMILY RESIDENCE, with Ofices, Coach-house, and Stable. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION' ny Air. ROBINS, '(Of Warwick House. Regeol-atreet). 4 41 At Carraway's Coffee-House, In E dpapaMy, Conahill, ,' On To U /USIA Y next, Nov. O. Is t T.ielve &Chick, IrrilE VALUABLE LEASEH /7: ESTATE, held 11 fur a Inns Terut of Yezrs, at a Ow 'Groondarent, coos. rising a Substantial Drick-built Residence, situate on the'West •Lie of Nlontaga- street, Portman-square , ov erlooking the Garden V Mont Isti.host, containing ori the. Upper Story, Four good Mod chambers ;. on the Second Floor, Three Excellent Rooms, rith a spacious Closet, Water-closet, e....c. on the Principal Floor, ( Three Drawing-rooms, on suite, with Mirrors, and handsomely finished in every tither respect, communicating by folding doors, ifcc. Entrance-hall, Vestibule, or Inner-hall, &one Staircase to ( Second Story, and a secondary Staircase, Capital (lining Parlour, library, Dr. ing-mom and `Pater-closet; convenient well ar ranged Office.; in the Basement, detached Kitchen, Laundry, Rt. Voach-bous , . ~rid Stable for Four Horses. ' The Prendses have been recently iikered and bnproved at a con siderabl : Expense, ; and are now in complete order. To b.: viewed by Tickets only. between the Hours of Twelve apd Your o'Clock ; Particulars on the Prernisei ; at Garraway's ; and of tlr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street. The Superb Furniture may be had by Valuation, if required; and the Pictures, several of vihich arc by the fi rst agers, might be treated for together or separately. . --- COLONY OF DRMERARY AND ES3RQUEIIO. - TN pursuance of authority obtained by an Order .f the Nuaourable Court br Justice of this Caney, bearingdato the ^_3d day of May last, the undersigned CURATORS, to administer the Insolvent Estate and' Effects of. MIL CR'A IC, late of this Colony, deceased ; will, in the month of A • 1 8'24 (the precise day to he hereafter bald), EILPOSE and.BllLL to the highest bidder, at PC 111.IC A tiCTlON,opwa the Premien The SUGAR PLANTATION V ROUW ANNA, Otherwise called CRAIG ADAM; Situated on the South-west point of the Island' of Leguan, within this Oovernment ; together with all the Buildings. Slaves, Ciikkell than. Live Stock. Craft, Boats,and Pontstand other Appurtenancer and Dependencies thereto belonging or appertaining. This Estate consists of Eight Hundred and Nieves Aem. of Land, more or less, and combines, with an extseardinary fertility of soil, suited equally well fur Sugar, Coffee, _or Plantains, every ether ad vantage. • The drainage is excellent; the Shipping the most convenient In. the Colony ; and the Sugar Works and other Buildings, and most of the Negro Houses, entirely new ; and the quality of the Prsi duce is not surpassed by any b- ate hi the West Indies. The Sugar Works and Steam Engine are on a large scale, ea equatto take Oft Ipoo hogsheads within the year with faoWy. The Magas Logies are extensive, new, of the best materkis; eal• . cuLited to contain fuel for boiling 150 hugsheebts Sugar, and are covered with Wallaba Shingles, with covered Gallery connecting ahem with the Engine-boast and Stock-hole-shed: in sisort, - the PrertY is at present in the highest state of prodnedvesess; the ffdings in the most complete order, and the" Negroes healthy. Further particulars, as well as the Terms and Conditions of ale, may be had on application to Messrs. Hall, hVGarel, and Co. Leaden. Messrs. Sandbank, Tiane, and Co. Liverpool.. Mews. BP buoy, Parker, and Co. Glasgow. Messrs. J. Daniell and S ons, BristoL Where also the Official Inventory and Appraiseenent, taken by onlernf the Court on 7th &pet-rob-v. Leff, cart be seen en ap. pheation. T. FRANK-LAND, rotators. Denser-an', Aug. 2 , 18....3. .J.4tOOEUTSON, I FOGS AND DAMP MR. '1 lit A IiCLAYS.ASTEINI ATIC CANDY has, for many Ai years:been proved an eirectaal preservative from the ill ef- L•cts of the Fogs and name Air which, in the Winter Season, are 4. prevalent in this climate. Its effects are, to expel Wind, to pre -2:14C the Stomach from the admission of Damps, and to relieve those who suffer front the difficulty of breathing. Yrs:pared only by Barxtav and Scuts, Fleet4larket, Lot ion, and NU, by their appointment by all respectable St.itloners,' Dru^gists, aid Medicine Vendas, in boxes at cs. 3d , and is. lid. .each, duty iscluded.—(sls s erve none can he genuine, unless the want& of "aft clay and Sons" are on the Stamp allixed to each box. Ca A RSA POtiLLA SYRUP (cogicentra.ed). Two table-spounsful of this Preparation are er,nal to a pint of ahe Irecoction. It is particularly convenient to persons In the Country or Travellers, as it will keep good for years.. Mr. vistimt introduced this Preparation into practice titre, Tart since, and it bas met with such decided approbation from most of the Physicians anti, Surgeons of eminence, that persons are now vending an imitatil i of it. Observe that W.' . Fisher ant} Co. 3S, Condult.street, Ilenover voitt.tref London, is.pleted on the label of each bottle. Sold also, by appOintntent, by Mr. Complin, Chemist, No. 41, Pi s hi.p.s.ite-stree! London: - I Gentlemen and Students in Droning, who wish, to have the 'Plates uncoloured, may be accommodated with copies at Three Oldness; but the Book is professedly sold as Coloured after Na: lure, at ses. lOs. and, in this state, is one of the most Wen:sting Works which ever issued from the Press. The whole of the Engravings have also been worked off in a folio atlas size, with full dneriptions, under the tide of TM?. ATLAS OF NATURE, at ,C 2. cos. in boards, or L. 125.. tki. half.bound ; and is, in this form, destined to fulfil, in the Study of Nature, the objects of an Atlasof llapsln the Study of Geography. Purchasers of the Atlas of Nature may also be accommodated with the Letter Press serarately,in Three Volumes, at Li. its. old. bds. Stationere-court, Oct. 25,1823. This day was published, in 12sno. price Bs. boards, ACOMPLETE SYSTEM OF COOKERY, on a Plan entirely new ; consisting of an extensive anti original Collection of Receipts in Cookery, Confectionaty, &e. with Bilk of Fare for every Day in the year. To which are now added, Tables of Articles in Season,.and thelilode of Dreshing Turtle (never be fort given in any Work of-the kind), Bills of Fare for Deserts. and a 'Series of Riccipts and llitis of Fire of Ebonondell Dishes, so, suit the toast Private _ By JOHN SENIPSON, London t Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, tied J*y ; Matchard and Boa; W. Anderson; Rodwell and Mania.; J. Booker; T. Usigheo; and Simpkin and Marahall. . . . ;- nil Work eotnpHses the result of the Antboes Practice' and Experience in the service of the late Marquis of .Buckingliam, and. includes Entertainmenasitiven to site Prince of Wales and other/ liqyal,Persowages. „The liilis of Fare are displayed In TAbles ex-;1 actly as the 'Dishes were placed : and exhibit a ,tictt variety which . may be advantageously consulted for selection for lets splendid Ta• bins. The, Mils of . Fare for pescrts are sulk a novel feature. IiONSES AND DOGS. This day was published. the itetis Edition, almost entirely mem posed, and with nometous addition., price 9s. VVERY MAN HIS - OWN FAItifER ; containing' ./2A • the Csases,'Sympeonn, and Most *improved _Methods of Om, of every Disease to which the Horpc.is liable. With an AP, pendia, or Veterinary PhartoacvWa. By VAANCIS CLAM.. . ; .• •.• To which is now first added, a Praetital Treatise on the inset . prevalent Diieasea of bogs, 13 V. Clater and Son. London's Pslblished by EildwintCrawl, and• Joy. ofr 7l'headditiun of the Treatise onThaeasea of Deg*, without any incense in the price, will doubtless be received 'by the Or- Lehman as a grateful *tern for thh alasset inpesiedsened.paarentr which has been bestowed ou Wass ellsociroCaa.• 11.- cipes has been ascertained by the sedulous aiteatkai * Vie AWNS% and evinced by a long 'Course of Prattice. _ :. ,• • . Also, by the same Autistic • The Fifth Edition, Price 1O 61. • EMIT Maw MS UM, CATILEVOCteII : lids** tbstillar Description of all the Diseases incident W Oseetahser t .snd Sheep. PLATE, PLATED GOODS, GUNS, ANTYPISTOLS. JAMES COLLINS (successor to Vinson's old esta." . Wished Warehouse), begs to infects the N . g:z tr. : I Gentrt, that having purchased large!, at the late SAlp .!)f ra. Wilson • stock, he is enabled to oar to the Public an Tectlori of the above atieles at a very considerable ranee* ii . MOO opened a Shop at Ne.12,113g0-lans, Regent-stese‘litteut hihopesi by an adherent's to die ly business ad Falser, to the pattur . . the ad Joyed. Appr the an Ng Alt _WOOS' unilumu, Ji* which = 94831 .a itZrbalgt;l l . l a 7-7 . ... wirPlciiro4ma.M...• 7 aa sii . lii 6 . 4. A f e t i F.a, !pi) :, 5..• . :0. i t . 8376 4 : via 48L • Mehl 6e. Inatallr . • -no; TlMSpitted WO 40. • 20. tapollietch * yard: Ilesdketede.:olW bitllib'ad. - as.' N. 31. 6d. and ds. ad. each. Smug Liciabialtisil 41 - ed . 111 61 6. 6 6- land Stockier, az dd. so • ill... r pm Pach L Wtilef i g oi lliate coloured Worsted, 10e. 641. - to fa' Wo4ley , Pao. ad Petticoats, 6*.eMerlC4lll‘ ' - awes, .Wdels Su. JOHN STEMI and, CO. de,Stalditkaferot th e 124 sad gentry, that th e'abjee are ire of a large Soak et isli der charitable saes—die, "ails& priewast at width Sidi Ise warded on appliestisa.— El selogrand .risaaal Waribease,a t t i ford-street, nearly opposite the . Pandwon.—Angola under go wallet lambs i fine Wok Flannel i' WashdaasherWalatepass, Drawers, Seeks, Ake. • A lirs.A L CHRISTMAS BOX. . I MRS. JOHNSON, sole 'Proprietor of the AMER[- CAN SOOTHING SYRUP, for Michas awing their Teeth, removed.front'94, Newmau.strese. to 411, 'York-place (qty road,—At this critical Season, when Children are teething, Li suf fer more pain than at ahy time in the year, very leis; escaping Con vulsion% it Isetraestly recommended to every Mother and Ntlisathat has young Children, not to be without the A MERIC A N SOOTH; ING SYRUP in the NOly rse, as It gives immediate' Rellef.--11Irs. JOHNSON, feeling for the Poor at a time like this; When so many are out of employ, and wishing to relieve those Rude Sufferer% has given them a it nAL CURMTNIASBEIX, by extending her Charity One Hour longer ; that is to say, fines Nina to Illeren every Tuesday and Saturday 3lornings until next March (and then as meal) while the days are so very shun, as hundreds who live at a great distance, cannot get their Children to her - House In date; they must bring a Letter from a respectable Housekeeper, that thei are real objects of Charity. Mrs: J. hopes, at the same tine, so great a Charity will not be abused, as it to entirely out of her OWN' Pri• rate Purse; and trusts that Persona who can afford to purchase the STROP will not injure the Poor by obtaining what Is /mended fur their Rae. Tins inestimable Medicine to be had Wholesale and AMA ne above and of all principal Vendtrs In town and "Country, at gui, Per B ottle. N.D. Naze are gerair.t ur.2t3s signed do the Stamp with :einson's own Hz^d-writir3. • am— Rafael del -Riego was Irovi.of a good family, ;nth* province of Asturias; he received a useful education, and entered young into the military service of his• corn. try. Of a studious disposition and retentive memory, he easily acquired a knowledge of- mathematics,. Italian, , .flisnach, English, and the superior duties of his profes- i . sloAs t and was early known among his companions as a golid (Alter, Whilst a kind and affable disposition male lint the flietid of those who commanded And obeyed him. Having been taken prilioner in the• War of Independ ence, he improved in France his taste Tor literature, learnt how to appreciate civil liberty, and became con vinced of the degraded state of his own country ; here, in unison with Sin Itliguel and . others, were sown the ,eeds of a mostliberal mini, and a spirit, from ccnviction, ;essentially free. 1 On returning to Spain he was employed in several i . importint duties of a• scientific nature, and was distin guished for application and' talent by Ahisbal, Com mander-in-Chief of the Army, on the Staff of which lie served. This led to his appointment to the army formed in Andalusia in.lBll3;under that General, for the avowed p irpose of teconquering Spani s h America, but in reality 't . regenerate the Constitudon of 1812.. i •.1 • i rt. - Itiego served then Amin Abe SWECorps, and . was present and ptirsickpated in the attetAptio proclaim the Constizusioa in July., 71839, which failed thspeslic the ,ase treachery *cif 'Abiihal, Who arre ste d' his friends at the moment orits'erecution. •••• ' '- - - !Dego retired disgusted and infirm to a country house at Bornosmincl.for *time gave may to the deepest me lancholy at the frustration Of all hisdemestbopes, which were centered in thelood of his country; theip t irk of freedom was not einnet, it but lurked imotiserVed.. New. plans Irere soon' fnitried by the Officers of that army and the merits of Riego pointed him out to theatas she proper petionlirhead the daring enterprise ; Will greaS uodesty be declined 's . and , urged his inability to ade. quately fulfil so high a charge; but the Officers resisted their Country Was at stake, and at her call Riego "cried no longer refuse to attempt the gigantic task of over turning despotism in the centre of her power and ye•. sources; the head-spaarters.of the very army on which 'she rested for support in Europe, andthe.reconquest of her transatlantic free Slates. . Successfril in the g ve 4 trial, skill and Mimi Y marked his earliest actions, as much as perseverairek- courage, and unyielding *pick, under the greatest dillicnitia and dangers, subsequently raitedhim Irons a vranalerer *ed voluntary cede, to the piunaile of civic honourand glory. The Spanish nation vinuld have confided to hint and Qiirogi, in the effusionof gratitude,- the highest anther titles of the Statefirittiliew reply was, We have pro. claimed dreconititetion tif 1812,.tbelfatg has sworn to it, and we lee all bissubj ects ; a word sbeitirom debit suffering individnals, would. re hayled_. eirttr i 'lion, ha oniniu:lnO'lhe exile Qeitogn his 4 ere:: scaffold which awaits the unfortunate . Riegot • -'."': —:4 •Itte narrow 'Mind. of his. Majesty' soon betaisii:leal of Aliso; his proud vindictive spirit (fetid ill brook ' bear. the patricit,preased,for,himself, whilst he MA. importance from his forefathers ; Perseeatiaa fa: l .hr inures alternately . were Riesollot , as natural iitekitia,' Lion or fear prevailed in i Verdinind's mind : ind Wefind Riego, either Orlitilik4Mittit it traitor er-a patr4ot,• alibi modest- and unassnitaiat iskbotht itemisbesisQie aslotil only to be panaitarytkolresiris from thplaqt,iis N., .. enjoy peace and trovollsy ; in a M 4y•rilittis.: ail W not his lot this to earl; haPimani; Me 'n Fhb * lends ; andthe - siittediniehThitioas4lile - ' • their hins"thinsiimit ssePtounoabir;iiWiltacti . . the espedhiowadsiairbr isnitudoeisf . cers, he eedeete* ; WeAVA , KP*9) I I4 Atiflos4 us a last ih?pe, • :1.14 a,last attempt to Aare his eligilt i i— it failed, illd*R;lgo fell' into handl ifirtk inpacable •,,' • -I ..;,•(.4 lii tcllo3 ill sit ‘ — .3 T; . • .• eflelll . l . , . - IiMMOMMOMMOMMOW : ':: ''. ' ' - • ' ' THE GMEICB,4IIO- , 11NE :T.LIIW. . SAITRITZIEO)3ER s. fir . . 414-htstittieriftraw the .Grecian Islands, we fin. that dmogpietiots -4n4l.tbe.people of Hydra, between`, whom there had been some serious disagicernents, had come to an amicable adjustment. .Forty vessels of war, thrsti:thed by. the islands cif Spezzia, Hydra, eed 'pure,' bled in the Of . the !Watt : they put to sea a* daysaftor: row is•aeoompanied :by siz pa, ender thestalamead al. Constantine Caner', ' I 1100brated for OM POPres, .ok hiis eigefPrhos igainst,thc two last Capi!ans .Dacha. Ten other arms: mpts are "stung ready id these islands, which will ire logiately 'lda ebestittiadtdd which has sailed, with-the, liemption of attacking, wherever it can meet with it, the .ssiald Ottomaa Beet. It is probable that they will aeon, mew in contact with the Capitan Pacha—particularly, if the report which is in circulation be true, that the Ad- Jaral 'seal not return this year to the port of Conti:* dolt EVE are assured that he will vrinter abroad'etivhf 1. . . Ida , principally at Mitylehe and Yawl. -. . . : • ' The &mason , Qsieffild -states, that M. cie regal commanding the naval forces of. France in the Levant. l had been again paying a visit to the CapitanEscbay riehen the latter found himself tit Mitylene. The Wench 'officer gave them, as well as on the first visit, the most nattering reception, and be took advantage of it to as pardon of a Greek named Staniael, who had Wive. . ehe in the ,French aymy, and who, bra.cnincidence 4(4481 circus stances, was at that timein the ?tiro of ... ; ' loaded with irons. The Turkish Adnitrai scarcely - Reit the French officer time tor make hie reettatiOihets,!arti . him by the hand in the mast gratickla lksanaer,:he " plied, " Since this Greek has seniedisidar the Fre laantrarc4 .he cannot deserve the prinishinent to *hi like has.been subjected. From this moment* ceases 1 10. the sjare of the Grand Seignor—he is yaws. A Tartest will bring him, and I Win give hind - 'on myself." FltOprl 4 leVeral commercial ion which has t,'-- nstigsfion of , some det ill! The plan•af Janisaarie3, or them all info into execution, people. It REPUBLIC Up i4CkLUMIIII4. We have received Gist cOtbrEbiembiano to the 2,1 of September. The Congress of Bogota.was prorogued by the Go vernment, at • their own 'request, for such a period as they might.fiad convenient, less -than thirty days, as pro vided by thetoostitution. The object of this measure was to armogothe financial and law departments. • A new law has been made to encourage foreigners to become naturalized, which offers mote advantageous terms than the former one.. • . The Editor sneaks in,terms qf commendation of the ;letter °EA% John YOwles, publishedTn London, on, the subject of the Colombian Loan, in answer to aikanony ;Mout writer. . According to the recommendation of the Minister of the Home aepartthent, the Government have granted to a foreigner, Juan Bernardo Elders, the exclusive right of raavigating the liver . Magdalena with steam boats for twenty-one years. Though Nil osed to monopolies in general, the Goreinnient consider this as absolutely netessary for thO introduction of the improved mode of navigation into the country. By the terms of the contract, Senor Elders " not oily binds hiniself to es tubl4 steam-boats on the neer, but also to open 'roads and canals, which will render the passage from the interior pr ovinces to those of Carthagena and Santi Martha moye-ezpeditious, open, A . 04 ,rate and the Government grant him the use .o f such public lands as may be necessagi_fot th e precise objects of the establishment, such arroadi, canals, ma,gazines, 'yards, houses for worktrien,'iogether with the. power of compelling the owners of such private lands as are necessary. to sell them for fair prices, in conformity with the 177th Article of the Constitution, provided the cir cumstances of the rase have no other Rhea native. All toolt atld niachinery necessary for his works shall he free `of duty, arid the men he employs shall be released from military service. A road is to he opened by him be ; 4Wilen Anson. and 'the river, on %Mel' he will be entitled ,to collect such tolls as shall he.fized by the GoVcrgignalf• *rivet; will be free to all navigationeicept by steam. ig 'one Can dtitibt," remarks the Colembiano." how much thezeweral prosperity of the interior will be en ' haneed by establishing steam-boats lots that noble river, ,and.ogening canals between it and tot cities of Cartba rgena arid Santa Martha, who reflects that itis*natt}- ral in i t i et to the capital of Colombla froth all 'Nits of v ,the ?` Ai tlie time, the Edlroi liinentschat ;Camas should hive been to much neglected lit the ...Government. He calls it.the first city in the Republic, phint of commerce, agriculture, and geographical situation; and yet its communication with other parts of the country are serried on in a most slovenly ntartaer.' . • • - .OM 6 . : MINE& ; 17,41 Min% (.11' - 1 ;J - t I 1 4.. r. - 4'....! it.. 7.0111.11,.... , • .?. rit : .i . -/ . . PION TAR cONAULIV4LTE37I% SAIPAITIAL 0! oor. - 9.1. The Senator, Mr. Litimonoff, and Dr. Pachi; Pro "'list's°. of Medicine at the Univeliity of Cita, hive jest made a journey to - Mount Oural, v.hich wRI Oro ;mete the interests of science as-well as those of the Go vernment. These two Gentlemen visited the gold mines, which have been discovered within these three years. They have discovered that the mines, which are situated to the east of Mount ()oral, are much richer than those of the opposite side. The former extend from Verkho turie as far as the source of the River Ouril. Bat the place where the gold is found most *abundantly, is be tween Nijne Tajilskoi and Kciasehtoumkoi, in .a space of about $OO eersi, or 20f.) English miles. These mines are near the surface, and the golden earth is several tir chime, each archine is 28 inches in depth. The gold is obtained. by 'rashly% the earth, and this labour is so easy, that it is p,erfm-med solely by boys. The metal is formed in separate grains, sometimes in large pieces, or. masses, weighing six ratter. Btit in general five xplatties, or about IS pennyweights, ate obtained froin a 100 peatie-of ears% or 52001b5. troy. The-preporrion being I as 83,200. A single proprietor, Mr. de Jakowleff, un whose estate the. richest mines have been discovered, Will send ibis jeer about 30 peas (15E01bs. tt oy) of geld to the. Mini at Petersburgh. The other Mines of •%tul will furnish altogether about 130 perils (611301 bu. troy+. ;This is, hoireser,. only the commencement of working the mines..:loctor Fuchs writes, that* gold appears tp have been originally coolies* ,with . rhp eatriorse Of Werner, with schistoes . telt, 9er.pentine, and grey ken; and that these sobitanCel heist% . .lseeti deennsliosed, have le ft the old by &Self. He tOdi; in his letter addressed to Mr. jl, Curator of the Uoivitteildt :ti, -Gomm that tbsiebtorelr , tithes of: the ---.--- - - Ill? visited *ff : '-1 1 0.4P 1 .- __...)na, tineepar; assd ... ~metals and :a t i • i r a: both of ladia itett 'A ' itio . toina .... firaoehe his MN* * iniat**7=ttle to lOW Via. *Li laseq ^ _o _ - - . Of. ' _':r, moontaiNAM4 f"P!T!!:f la t ip ' ,rviumme,, of the grand Seisnor—he is min.,* Tartu t aimw0ia.4. 4 .044 . d the mews of t w it .....a.... to him , , 1 4 1 lid gl• higli u p to Y4# 1714 . 17 Ws* ,kst*OPOOPelkiansi 9toinionifeon — Waii i tig pprZittut 9F,r4i.ir, ocxostit 31. . th• Wa34 1#40111; Mr. Sainionoi. Thsirit r ig qp , ~ x 4.01241 colnmercial letters speak of a new intirree.l dnobt bet .the . of Castin will 04-‘ l OlO - am s - has taken place at Conitantinicile,'"ietit4 unlit OW ate ` •44 they are . . 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