The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-11-27 00:00:00

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Übe 10.011 kv fur' er4 time, a Gam Historic 44 aj . etten.--01 Satintai IC%) HAI M'W‘ of —__ silligEs. •-• • iITANTED TOk RUT, SOME SHARES Ipp Ma WINSIMS . OAS LICEIrio. Appl to Mr. Angus. 87. n ee ",,, e . 4' rS a , as BAR.KEWER, a /Cnnsa been accustomed to the Be& N'SiKlu " shitj. c as ( Orr is To wn or Count r_... mare tai for A. ri. C. (post paid) to the Office.of p. /A ill he Wended I. Wu"' rITAN.FED,bys Person of respectability, a I f :is BAILIFF to any Gentleman ponessing sstat , , ,s understands' t Quality nod Conversion of sape;inieuidiag Repairs, C. ; would have no °Nee . , 53 a 0 % ,1,4160n ; is a good Shot, understands the manage- R„,,; perfectly, and is nequatated with moat kinds of i lic ; hal im Tamil) ; is near forty years of age ; prefets an %me, whit.' he has always bees used to, and wishe. , to e useful.--GowEreforences can be made as to his • it, filet it, attention, and sobriety. A m ; Ater , ipu.t paid) addressed to A. B to be left at No. 3, NI, jahil../reet, West "..L.-------_ _ IN HE Tii(rdAS JOHNSON, A BANKRUPT. ATIIEarAS a COMMISSION of • BANK !r RUPT hails bees awarded and issued against THO LOJOHNSON,Iaie of Limon Grove, Paddington, in the a t ) of Middlesex, but now a I* risneter in the Fleet Prison, rik i e k h e b a ck,s duly declared a Bankrupt : The slid Jalvison.went aver with the late Uxpedttioo to Wid ad it is understood that he brought Property from wild, and other Places contiguous, to a very consider*. k ek era, which is modeled to be held by some Person or Wow iv trust for hits. AU and every Persons and Paso's, ' A, ' we an) , of the said Bankrupt's 'Effects, are therefore' rein waved oat to deliver the same up, .except as the Geis. iasets shall direct t and they are hereby required linos- I* to discover sad disclaim the same to one, or snore, of Aoasiniussriv, or to us. in writing, on pain of being pro-. A soinst, iv default thereof, according to the several via h? is tkat cam made oust provided. %S H. GALE AND SON, Solicitors to the Cominissien, • - Bedferd-strect. Bedford-row. NEW STATE LOTTERY. £ BISH friaries hie, inest yam:rut tbasks.tp it • the POlie for their unbounded far is the last Lot nipertfully acquaints them that Tickets and Shares or At NEW LOTTERY, to be &awn the 13th of next Fe !, are now selling at both his truly fortunate ()dices, lothesper than last Loinlfy, as way be scabby the Ra g comparison of Prices:— ITESENT LOTTERY. LAST LOTTERY. tad. sill .11 0 Ticket £22 15 O. It lO 15 0 Half ll 14 0 ef .5 9 6 Quarter... ..... ' 19 • h . 215 6 kighth 2 19 6 1 8 41 Sixteenth......... . 1 10 6 lb Lavery /owlish of 20,000 Tickets, musboned frrn Ito Stan entire New Plan. Schemes, with particulars, it hart gratis at eitber of DISH'S 015 res, where, in the' Wert, 4 Prizes of .8%1%000. Ind 6 PrOFel of £20.000 , . • Swint Capital Prizes, were sold in'Shares wlth sal the none, ,paid im demand t No. 4, CORN HILL, or 9, cfrimx,xti-Ontvls• NTEXT MONTH , DECEMBER• 4, * THE GRAN.O CITY LOTTERY WILL DRAW IN UILDHALL, LONDON. This Capital Propert), situate thine-sired mid Pickett-Welty •tinsouniq is value to up isklist Oar Hundred Thousand Pound,. and is the tut Op. Mimic* Public cat, have af obtaining a 'valuable Free di. Lid-Pa: redeemed, for N. 15e. There see T*.tr ht Cepilsl Prizes Price of a Ticket, 28 15 e • •‘ • Half .4412 0 higiali Quarter ~.. 2 7 0 Sixteenth • . 0 I j S 9 Taos and Shares are heiliorat Nub. 15 and 99. Waft :l6;l, Snovr.hill ; 13, Pickett4treet t 6. Aldgate, comer It" . . ditch ; 419, Oxford-street ; 1911, Strand ; aad 6, llit LAST OPPORTUNITY BY LOTTERY FOR - OBTAINING CITY FREEIIOI4DS- 'MILNER, Proprietor of No. 1, SKIN. • NER-STREET, the only Office licensed by (M -own on the City Estate I end ISS, PICCADILLY, or !Mr the Black Bear, who bold Ore last £5,000 drawn in the Ls Leery, L. selling the tacky Tickets and Shires for the Lill' LOTTERY, which becint oext TUESDAY. wink' me setting, en tacky TURNER - 8 Amnia,. at No. PICILETT-SUELT, the CITY LOTTERY GRAND PRIZE. TURNER wares the Politic, for their libend *stomp re. lon is the last State Lottery, and already in nth City Lot .); sot idling, his gratitude compels him uotelgnedly mod b etrely to wish' he shall i return comintse to sell Capital "mils the State, and also in this City Lottery. K.FOTHERGILL'S FEMALE PILLS far "Arrest Complaints incident to the Sex at vermin pe nt lade. It his been truly observed, that women are 41 variety of diseases from the nature of Abe Auctions destined as mothers to perform, which entails upon • Weltk itti, pain, and as interruption of throe regular se conneciod with the full !Rio MCI* of health; to act the constitution of the female, add relieve this obstruction, Mostly h as h,." k nown t o o perate with such qtruilaty: rklevi and safety, as DR. POT If ERG L L'S PENA AL L "; it a n d of conic and invigorating: powers, with RP It : liar quality of relng folions, oppressors, and 'how a e Tme, 4, 1 4, 1 symptoms which arise from too much blood in tatole, i vil they are the last certaincure fsr nervous. hysterics it complaints, as well as the various other spasmod i c i t , t ,','","ns, so coramon.en the sex. DR. FOTHERGILL S RS a Family Medicine, Ahmed be in posession of re, :r . mother, and other guardians of the young who hav e 11 : 1 entrusted Ist tbeircare. SIR, —After - • • "ti—After repeated applications to several of the Facility 4 42 . 6.1 ", labouring under a meistresd nhstruetion, lif . „1 1 T; 'meets are subject to Kt a certain critical period /srvi . applied to you, and was reemetn es uled DR. FO FEM ALP: PILLS. which you prepared; et the pia% rroinan's complaint to he a desperate case. 4 .. slored from the moat h:althy cormitution to that of a and ttuahte to perform the (stamina; .of life , rut to G i n , t astnaishotient,hy;the use of three Baser of POTH s PEELS, sae at restored to perfect health. I ha ve re tittat"ded them to severailemales subject tu irregolarities, &turd the greatest advantage toot* them also: Gra ( Sir, your obedient servant , etintrth-orPet, Aug. If. S RAII BP.RACH. Sold Vib, les— and Retail at Mr. Butler's, 4, eliewpside. PaternoAenswas .Clark s &rough ; • Uncoils ts nd C "'l'c't. ;6. 0 dord-sreet mid Most Medicine Yea 'very town, ia Boxes at 2s. 94. each. ttv4mtaii. . • • • • 40 1 .7J0.N; TUESDA Y, kOrEMVER 21; . "1111d. - • • BOOKS PUBLISHED TUB DAY. This Day was p4lllisked. ha", yak. price 255. Dedicated t o her ce Crra the Do(beil of Ocroaddr*, ISADORA of MILAN. A No v el; comprising various Views of Immo Natalie, taken from Life and Manners, foreign-and dasorolle. Printed for 11: Cabins,' Ptahlk Library, Condolt-street. Of whom, RP Booksellers, mnyin 3 few days be had, 1. JULIA de VI EN NE. Dedicated, by prolusion, to Air Royal Highness The Prince of Watts; 4 y 61.. /Is. 2. SEIIASTIAN and ISA.BEL ; or the Invisible/ward. A Roasnace, ss. _ • • , •4, • • N- 2 ..” , ••• 4 ti-! • • < , rk um. • ... .....„...„55 e ,....... e* VT'''' 4 24 4: This Day shah pabIIOINI s lih _:._ .4 4 1 ' XPPRAL to the PUI3 IC Ist, „MOW of NiCitellsAti TOSILINSON E SI+ a- qui. le ilk il v riett4.lltrehbert ealdada, 47•411.111ite40!!' i 1 ti • This Day wassotablished, in Octavo, price Ts. ,A ACCOUNT . tai the EIRICISHSCrTLV.- .m: }.PIT of HONDURAS I being a brief View of its annieercial and Agricultural Resources, Son, Climate, No.. tend History, Ste. with a Map. To which are added, Sketches of the Manners and Custorqs of the Mosqhito Ineianss prem. AA 11 the Journal of. a Voyage to the to Shore. By Captain /lENDERBOII, . • 'Of hit Majesty's SthAVest India . London: Printed for Robert Baldwin. 47, remit*. Speedily wilt be published,. in one vokuse Sett. A N ACCOUNT of the' put and present State ilk, of the ISLE of MAN; including a Sketch of its Mine. ralogy ; an Outline of its Laws, with the Privileges enjoyed by Debtors; and a History of the Island. London : Printed fur Robert Baldwin, 47, Paternoster 111W. This Day was published, in 8v". price Su. A SECOND JOURNEY IN SPAIN, in the ri Sprirtgof 1809; from Lisboa, through the Western Skirts of the Sierra Morena, to Set ills, Cordoba, Granada, Malaga, and Gibraltar s and thence to Tetuan and Tangiers : with Plates, containing 21 Figures, illustrative of the Costume and Manners of the inhabitants u'f several of the Spanish Pro vinces. By ROBERT SEMPLE. London: Printed for Robert Baldwin, 47, Paternoster-ront. Where may be bad, in 2 Vols. price Lis. A Second Edition ut* Mr. Semple's former Journey, with a Map of the Peninsula, and a Spanish Post Guide. LAW OF TITHES. This Da nab published. in royal Sr°. price las. rirtHE PRINCIPLES and LAW of TITHING, • A., intended net only for Profesinrs of the Law, but for all interested in Tithes ; and illustrated by References to C j i i :sa m st leading and recent Tithe-Cases. B? F. PLO IVDEN , E. Barrister. London : Fruited for Robert Baldwin;47, Paternester-row. LAW OF WILLS. • This Day was published. price 3s. 6d. sewed. A New Edition, corrected to the present Time, of A Familiar Explanation Of the LAW of WILLS, the Law of Descent and Distribution in case no Will /s made. and the Ottice nod Duty of Executors - and Administra tor.. With Forms of Wills, and other Practical butructioos. By T. TOULLPIS, Barrister at Las. awl &lour of the 1 tAiw Dictionark. Ldidon ' • Printed fur Clarke and Sons, Portugal-street 3• Welker; Limiginau, /host, Rees, Orme, and Brawl ; and R. rt in, Patersoster-row. - . . This Day was published, , PTIHE MEDICAL. MONITOR. PART I. Containing OBEIrV - ArIONS on the REVEIDTS of 'EMILY DISSIPATION. In which the roost destructive and mist prevaleut species of Juvenile Debaucbery is investi gpted and explained; with an humble hoist, that the Author's remarks; founded on long everience, and supported by ana-• evestionalile authorities, natty give a check to that progressive degeneracy is the Human Race, which appears to he making rapid strides to its total extinction. iflie whole interspersed ' with friendly medical admouitiona to Youth of :loth Sexes, nod instrections bow,to preserve a good, invigorate a feeble, amid repair ashatterrd Constitution. By E. SF.N ATE, 31. D. • - Latakia: published by the Author: nod vald by Sherwood ,AO4 Co. 20. Paternipster-row; Parsons and Sow, ihtii Sleet eal ; and ell other Booksellers. —Price 4s. hi boards. - tzewase_ Ik7 MIDDLETON, litsekurt.Buuk alai Black IN • Lead Pencil Maker to the Klng mud Prinea of Wales, a the Oritienitialanufactory, No. WI, Str.antl, amanita Newca4e mem, :le to recommend to the Public GEN U E BLACK AD PENCILS, whin superior excellence bats been for more than 53 years universally acknowledged; aud papal, for arawiog is colours (of a late inventino.) To distiu gash his Pencils (ruin anderftits, the mark, which wus for med:l •My Alidaelmos is now clumged to '.ta r Middleton, and the direction, N 0.162. Simi* London, stamped On each pen. cil. Au extensive assortment Or poeketsbooks and tittead-ckses, elegantly nintiotti In gold, silver, and plain; it-complete allo lemen' rt s • Meta triv elling, writing, nod dressing-enses ; t o pucket commodes, containing csery article fur shaving trod dressing; portable writing and dressing-de-1m nude hoses, an moe a.- hormay, saiimwood, leather, &e. W riting papr, extra h cat, large peas, One Irish and Dutch sealing-wax, and all kinds of statiouery ; portable and counting-home letter-copying ma. climes. These machines, by +which wrinn ,, may Isc expediti ously and dearly copied , a r e broor,lit by N. kliddleton to the Inmost perfection, and comprised, in a anaho•any case, which forms agomplete desk; some so small as to be of the greatest convenience-to those who travel ; others of a size mid farm to answer the pairpoies of a complete secretaire, A large awort meat of swam's, and all kind , of fine cutlers. ICK MAN'S . PILLS are an , effectual Cure for the (OLIVE,. yid STONE,'Stoppage of Urine, Ouruplaiats in the Back and Loins, Kidneys, aid Bladder, Laingo, dm. Of the various complaints incident to the ha; man triune there ore name more dreadful in their aiAlair move alartjlog is their gonsecrimices, than the Gravel —They are cousplaiini to whirls every pet sin, evest7k= obstemlowt isltshlc. Hicitorsin'i Pills, composed of th ISM Imagaal loin Jima, have been found of singular 'Macy, in not nay itrengtheaing the vemelrcontoining 1114 twined* bap pity destroying the petrifying *talky a( ft. from win' pro trod the above complaints. *ft. removiwg the calculi d , urgritty concretions, and bafilshiog every penoicio rs tandetecy Is thuie , disorders. Sold ot Mr. Butles, 4,. Cheapside, - comer of Pii,onlite _mos BasitNa Mrefronl i s" rotib d t a r r g h r liatier and Co. and ono d, lalgo ; • Porta mouth ; Treason. Exeter; Cron well, Oath ; 4111r4011 mat Billinge, Lineeptli hyuch sad Shiba, Alnuclusiter Knot t and Lloyd, itirminglarn ; Cook worthy arid Militant. Ply moulli. aid most Medicine V4aiers, bolo') Tows, INlsuxes, at 94, and each. - - • _l' Zbe • " A . T a amend Meeting of., the SHIP.OWNEtiii of the Port Of SUNDERLAND, convened by public Hand=bill, holden at Proderielf the George be, islina4erialat aforesaid, the • lath day , or Sofewilber c ltllo o to take into cigar., sideration tie propriety of queening to, or opposing a Bill prnding in arfiarnent, isiredered by the ; Ripest Hon..Georga Rose ' Winded. 4. Bill to lacrease the asonbor of Moo go be bred to the SPA SCITI ee,' • • s '4l 'Tfioll AS HORN, EM lo this Chair. _ fteolved unaniinaosly, That the clauses of the Ismael condo* etery - Ship, before she 'grafted. •ter Sea, tp be-foe.' dighed 'with* cenain nuinher of App renticei, accord* to Mos t tonnage,. are Impracticable,. !tad that the mow: if Pored %101 l ' law. *RI 'pecnUrty 'latter Ina imPadatibanavigatioa lof Uhl Port of SssndsrTl ed• ' That the Ship:Owens ate stall tlassasediclionk to procove Appra,stiesa for t Aft Service, and it Wrestle as' one glifirulty the au ha o taint d. fit etoi 4 1tmat wages and ttrce pmaimwdo ilieh•ctoingsoo. krviatesta Wlf WI there* M el . , wags, Sr op imams * their latme r egad *eats of tlia..ip-pvg Der. 6 TWA *re tsiott li atu . iiiilooll.l3ll • 4 14;1, the event gilf ties of seeing his property lay is th e /thaw Willa,— , Thad moo of these aesolati one be transitiltitil to the Mir arts (or the Cimaty acid- City of Durham. to George Riglifenoti, Es 4. _Caltector of th e este a . for the Piet of Senderbuid g• ki.poblithed in the Statesman, Messing Post, Codristro . ,od Provincial Newspapers. That LW Thsoks of this hteetiag be gives to the Chairman hle proper conduct la the Chair. • • • • - TSIOMAS HORN, Chairman. , but *sew Teeny and anew Italian Class-Doak for &bath, jest prlitisbed and sold by 11, Co li n" Piddle Library, Conduit street, Lyndon, and all - Booksellers. 14 -1 9MTES a MA FILLE, pite-1113UILLY, .J Mtloirre de la-Soristti. Philotrehnigae, &e. &c. in 2 vow. l2mo. price Bs. 6d. nosily half-bound. In these amusing Tales, which are peculiarly adapted for young persons* under the age of lb; the various dllbealties of the Freneit Language ! the exceptimas •to us principal Rules, sod-even the erceutririties arising freer caprice or fashion, have been expressly Introduced for their Instruction. • 2. IL YlatO hIODO DE PIACERE IN COMPAg. 4 NIA ; The Art of Pleasing in Company, exhibited a 18 Cdt *mations, Italian and French, limo. 6e. N. B. School.. ‘opplied on very advantageous Terms. RU PT U RES, DE SILI'V &c. NO Patent Invention. has ever bona_ offered to the - Public, of such istelasieservics to mankind, as Dr. CAVALLO'S ELECTRIC GIRDLE, for effectually curing Ropteres of every description, Debility of the longest coati imaneet andeakoesa, Ob struction, op W and Relaxation of Site whole System, connected with these complaints. In these Wad numerals other rases, Dr. C. has applied his Electric Girdle with invariable SOCCCIS, during thirty years ex trusive practice, and basnever once known it to fail, even when every oilier known Visaed' had been previously tried, 'Without effect. So certain nal Safe. is its application adapted to every Conithetlou, that the Doctor will forfeit sd* If it produces any ' dlsagreessisle.sensation, even is titi.snost deticaie infant. Dr. CAVALLO and SON, Idealisers of the Royal College' of •Sorllcans, dec. heillE the nolli Proprietors, it is not to be iced pf 'shy other person to the United - Kingdoes. The Electric price St. may be bad by applying personally, ur •hy letter (Itictastni SI.), from any part of : Ftreat Britain, directed to Or. Cavallo and Son, No. Yd, King-street. Bluoinsbury saws% Lontatta. N. tp. Advice every dais on all other eases... Sod all post ' paiClotters, stating Cases from the Country, immediately an swers& esePr the rapid drama far this Girdle, and the dills ima i procuring the materials, pa C. will be under the ne oessity of advancing the price •to Five Pounds, from the lit of Jaiaatv i,ev t. agIITAIN DISOADER.--.. EtLi;EMA24 SAIXT Alt IS. r i n g value of this infallible Medicine ihei been so long Provcdethat nothing of the present dist/ can bear a cosailetkion wit) it, in all .the different stages of a rertuin Disease, v. hich it.eff-ctually cures, and eradicates from the habit, without eicitiug the painful feelini;s and exposure that attends Saliva+ ion. without debilitating the. Caastitutioa in any degree, or even requiring confinement from business, or re striction of • diet. 'rho radical virtues of these inestimable Drops bale proved their 'claim to public approbation, for store than SO years. In all the debility of both sexes they prove a never-fading restorative, whetter the debility is produced by too free use of Mercury, by Illicit pleasures, or the 'effects of a warm climate. To traveller., and those going abroad, they pant be recommended too stroagly, as they will receive a safe, speedy, Mid complete • cure, iii,all ottS stubaorn Gleets, aid every weakness that affects ilt; bladder and organs of urine. , ltly its efficacy many women have become Mothers, who tor .snany , years had been deprived uarsaaf happiness.—So ld whole sale and retail. at. Buticr's, ' heapvide c o rner of Paternoster-row ; Bellows, Plymouth? 1 Iva ; 11oxiond and licydon, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, HiritihtiOsam ; Hillinge and Laihbury, Liverpool; Status: and Lynch, Mao , chewer; 'freivinati, Exeter ; Smith mat Baxter, Edinburgh and Glasgow; and 'retail Its most Country Medicitut Venders, in Hottlesof 9.4. 9d. each with ample directions. , LEAKE'S (+RAND ANALEPTIC DROPS; OR, VEGE TABLE, BALSAMIC RESfOItATIVE. TIIE abolro Medicine is a Volopositiou of pure Balsams, sekcied from that part of the Vegetable King dom, which frets the Author's long, experience and very ex tensive practice) was found hest adapted to re4tore debilitated and briskest Constitutions to their ;imbue state of health and vigour. For (eets and Scotian' Weaknesses, whether of short or larag di:ratio: whether proceeding from ill-cured Venereal Af feettiub.los% ceurrs of Mercurial or other Crook Nlrdir jars I tawere or long-cominued Illnernes s Insulliriesit Nutrition; and owe particularly from that de,tructive vice (which destroys sa many of our youth in. their bloom, tccasiiming Impotence sad premature Old Age in one set , an d Bari the sad n long train of Nervous Complaints la the other), Oattnion, this Medicine is strongly recninmentird, add well most certain- . ty elloet acute, where it is possible a cue can be effected. In lantana defecb, where there. is no irremediable Obstruction, it wifilinve the most happy effects; is °boracite*, and Mesa 800 of the Kidneys, Ureters, 41sulder, and Urethra, it is a Sovereign remedy ; and in Cstoghs, Catarrhs, beginning Corr vomptions, and Ulcerations of the Lungs, from its healing bal - Amine quality, it will be found of infinite benefit—in short, it will frequently revive decayed Nature, and give fresh life, health, strength, stud signor, even to debilitated age. It may ,tie . bdten at any time or 'season, without intianvenience. Prepared and said, with alpines directions (whereby persons: of either se may .toke of their me. and complete their cure), la bottles of emir 36.9 d. each, ditty ineladed, by the sale Pro ptietors, THOMAS TA YLOlt and SON,• Members of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, sit their house, No. 9, ?sew Bridge-street. A. beck door, a nd lig/Moir the passages at night. 'fhe.y are Min sold by nppoiatmenf, far the eoneerrience of those liriog at a distauce, at the Perfumer's, No. Y 5. St. Mum's ureet, PA-Malls Me. Hepburn's toy-shop, No. 103. Otford street ; Mr. Dishureugh, No. 7, Pious-street-hill, Dearly uppo te th e Monoment and oo where else in Leedom: by Mr. BBatter, South Bridge, Etilituargh; Mr. Callwell, Dublin; and Isy oae peruse is every comiderable lowa itt England. • Fur tie use of Patients whore Civil are obqiunte, of long ousliagoir desperate ; dune going log Isareies, or told; and fur those who have the charge of large bodies of men large bottles ant prepared, coutaining more testa tea small ones, at IL Ys. eaelio the parelswro ofce, which will be entitled to the Proprietor's advice, without reedier gratuity. Persons in any part nftiie clesairy,by sending the above seta. either ander the areal of a latter, post.poid, or in any other way they think proper* may lustre the !Medicine sent carefully and secretly to AleerrAiikr with a letter of advice, , whnt satorstary. .Padeats taking ;pulpit bottle, who cannot aff. , rd a a d v ice y also, if they withstood ntSeettaiattated seams's. have without ; but rio Proprietor maaat ascend to the Patients of other Practi slOsaissolw gratify idle curiosity, without the compliment noun. - ?ly Islieatk.atal Oftatilleane Witt, prifeatiou. The Arse bottles ata only b$ at the Proprictu r it War. _` ' f 1 .... P _ . . 4 - .4c,.."...f 4-.t,lt:. • -!....4 ,7 ? ~ ~. :, • PRICE ilia: " ) • PRENCI! 1 1 .4lIERS. • .* •• . IMPERIAL DECREE. ..,..: . __,. . " Pelace of Fontalablemt,This..ll2,lB4. " Niror.eots, &c.—Cuosidering 'that the route of the Sitiplcon, Which connects the empire and our kingdom of Italy, is of use to more than 00 mil:. lions of peopk; that it has cost more to therm,: . series of France iha Italy than 18 milfioes ; Which expeoce w ould be entirely usetesa,'if the trade through it did not find accommodition and seturity ; that the Valais has not adhered to any of the to-_ gegemenis it entered into, when 'vre ordered tilts works ter opebing this grand communication to by commenced ; wishing, moreover, levet an end to the snarelty•wirkh *serails. in that ctouu try, and. to -. . epashort She opplussiso claissibisummkuisty of sae part of the pepulation over liiiillhori 'we balm WO. a 9: **cid aelhirdetert- *if knelt szoi. 4 " : " . " — ". ' . -- " Art. 1. The irataiate ighspliutisellegtee,_ ~ ,- 4.) - . 1 2: Tlorterritore h to foams stspoopess — iipiiir the MIN of the Department ST the simple,. .., ....z. , i . • 3 .. 4 66 s: Thu depertmeat wilt la Olsl.so6lolllorelith nial4. • division. "4. Immediate possess(*ibb be eppoletM 'to n il oilies4t !tie our asd a Coalmiaatry.(leneaff ISM yen Ise tae venial:Mee of Owlets. , " 5. Allour Albumen are charged with the exerption to the peseta Decree. (Signed) - " NAPOLEON." • [By another Decree of the same date ; she Gorse:. • ral of Division; Cesar &milder, is appointed Cbm t ~ . 4. missary.General, and ordered to take pueseuion of .. - the Valais.]. J : • CoNSVANTINOrLa, SOT. 20:.4t is suspeCted that the Mufti was deposed at y- the Wittiest of the Grail . Vizier, on account of the misondesstanding between them. The aged Samani.Zaui, who succeeds his ' was formerly appointed to this Office at the cam. mencement of the present reign; bat as the nom!. nation was not satisfactory to tho Janissaries' ) he only continued in it one day. The Grand Judge 9f Romelia leis been dqpsad t . and banished to Cogni, in Asia. • • • On the Bth inst. official notice wiii:Ons to. do. ' Ministers of Foreign Powers, that tlie it isottlidols of grain was prohibited throughout tb( Ottiamar • Empiee. The circular addressed to them set ibis . subject it dated from the Imperial camp. • The Pacha of Acre has attacked and defeated the - ' Pacha of Damascus, who was suspected of being la league with the Wechabites. It is supposed that 'the Porte will reward the former with the Paehalik ' of Damascus, which is of great value. '.- Kegetwasar.aa, Nov. 8..... The fate of the ro. . noened English Baltic convoy is at length decided. It piasiVO of were. that 400 vessela r laden-Wilk British manufactures and colonial produce. Adm. Saamastr, whose squadron was appointed convoy, having learned that the English vessels wens . emitiisated at iteruhurgh, Lubeck . ; Rostock, .Wiz: nsar, and . Stettin, dispatched advice-boats to all guhrters to prevent the English vessels from en. Wring these ports, and' to ' collect thesis With the , leet for the purpose of returning to England with the first favourable wind. IVliile this was passing,in consequence of some hints from France to allow the vessels to Inter ; and to confiscate them, which would have been of great advantage to the Conti. tent,' the French Consuls employed every means to beguile Admiral Sauwarez; butt this old sailor would not take the bait. Ile sent fourteen easels to Palau and the other ports, fur the purpose. of shaping his future conduct by what might happen to them. They entered the ports where the strata gem was suspected, and they were not confiscated. Admiral Saumarez then ordered the convoy . to pro. reed to thcjr different destinations. But botweEn the hth and ‘201.1t of October the wind Weenie very strong, and the convoy suffered a good deal. Ou the moiling of the Qlst, a storm, such as was never felt in the Baltic, came on, and the convoy was dispersed t 1.50 vessels are supposed to have gone down. A grad number which were thrown on the Danish c.otst .*ere conficated ; ,several others had their car. goes damagid ; the remainder went into Mau, where they will lie confiscated. From the accounts received from the "sailors, the value of the convoy may beestimated at siznsillious sterling. '' . 'rive following calculation of some experienced persons :-,Taken by the Danish privateers, or confiscated in Denmark tu.tbe ainouni of .;,,, mt.. lions of francs ; lost at sea 35 millions; loss,by datuaged goods, 20 millions. As to the rest of the Convoy, the-gtieter pert confiscated at Pillau, or its the other ports.of tho Beitic. ' • The Consul General Clerembault, M. Cacaos. otter,* Acting Consul at Elbing. the Counsellor of State Jordans, and the Privy Counsellor Homy, 1 , . were distinguished for their activity, on this own. Auto', where the English commerce sustained so great a loss..(Moniteur.) • .Lutemto; t)cr. Stn.—The towns of Dobtomil :and Lisko, the most populous in the circle of Sanek, were almost entirely reduced to ashes on the night of the 7th instant. . Brotto, Nov. 7.-According to the letters m• sevens by i iv; merchants_ of Bdbau, Biscay, and As. urial, the 'commerce of ii;itgland is in a violent •crieis ; bank roptties increase; the• monied men of the Continent endeavour to withdraw their money , from the Bank ; the• thanitfactures imported into Gottinburgh.and some Russian ports do not, pro. duce one quarter of the sums necessary to pay the bills which the merchants draw upon London, to ' get back their capital, wishing to avoid the conse quences of the crisis that threatens England.— Pants, Nor. 18.—On , the 6th instant, the Cos tom.hifuse Officers found on 41te shore at. Ver, three leagues front the commune of Luc, in - the depart ment of, Calvados, the body of a female, who had Wen drowned. • It was dressed in silk, sothad the appearance of being that of an Englishwoman. 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