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, •770 + w • -7 7 NUMBilt 5861. .. ; 1 LONDOI ..e..km , . MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 'l7, 11141. . • . ►• R Tlin-ROYA L, DRURY-LANIi. , THIS EVENING, MONDAY, Sept. 17, big Majesty's Servants will perform (flit lime) a sew Dramatic Piece, in arm acre, salmi GERALD' DUVAL. , . BANK OF ENGLAND, fir rerun= 16, 1821. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the GOVERNOR aid COMPANY of the BANK of ENGLAND give Nonce. That a GENERAL COURT will be held at the Bank, aw .TWURSDAY NEXT, the 10th instant, at Eleven &Clock in the Forewoman, to consider of a Dividend, which will also be one of the Quarterly General Courts appointed by the Charter. R. BEST, Seeretary. . .„ at twist,. at the Odle* 4,1 111 e; eleuseals, C 2.111.16018.• tivesitmed. Ottabee S. G. Blots, of Aline reef, Loads, J.wel PI twee; at Guildhall. Oesobee.l4. J. Bates, of Bielisplidleank Hertford, drop% at Ilehol Guildhall, Loaded. Weiser 13. T. Triydesok, of /k. Jlearplissireet, Weal et imam. Mk44keers. bookseller, at is., attliaildhall, Leaden. s 4 October O. J. 31. Pritchard, Wesel Sieriree. stemetallla Oda ij pletersteeseartiterr i at lea v ed hall. la ..• s.! I October 8. C. Threspeos, !awe • az, Yorkvewates#lB.B4 salter, at twelve, at the Oet.ber 8 J. Dawson, of reltii m ba le a, rank , clethiektOMPllhil at the George l e a, Hrldaltield, Vert. • I 114 8 . °telpher a. T. loom sad B. Perna, IVreshets, Theidylisa grocers, at elevate, at abs Wpsmaltry Arms los, Wrexham. Nltwesiber JO. G. J. Seta*, Marteastreal. Guadniare's. fields. Middlowe, wattles at owe at lJuiQib.ti Ockhar 27. J. labass t stf twelve, at Guildhall, Octobers. J. Haekesesst, of Liverpatat Glettrr, PI elvoll B X B t , the Office's( Mr. Cleaseats, Chapel street, Liverpool. 1. S October 6. J. Brooks, of Liverpool, porterdirewer, at istaz i at the Office of Mr. Clements. Chapel.etreet, Liverpool. October 8. T. Harris, of Wurcester.• woollen-draper, al twelve, at the Hopiaarket Inn, Worcester. October IQ. G. Bray, of Leeds, Yeek,.ptieket.hook-asaall facturer, at 'levee, at the Court house, Leeds. October 13. S. Champaess, of Fulham, Middlesex, market. gardener, at elvers, at Guildhall, London. October 17. G. Melilla, of Fencliurch-street, Landow, at twelve, at Guildhall. October O. G. Lockwood, of Whitby, York, liners draper, at ten, at the Roae and Crows law, Haddersield. October 9. J. Clarke, of Worcester, coach-proprietor, at twelve, at the Bell Inn, Worcester. October 8. T. Jacksua, late of Watb.apea.Deanie„ York. grocer, at sieve*, at the Crown lon, Rotherham, York. September 19. J. Billinge, of Bristol, grocer, at elerea, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. CERTIFICATES.—Ocgoasa 8. C. Niblett, of Guildford, Surrey. rouney.scrivewer.-11. Beane, of Hiekling, Norfolk, shupkeeper.—J. Smith, now or late of Earrs.eouit, Bedwardiee ' Worcester, dealer is haps. —R. Tiblnitt and S. Tibbuit, of Leicester, iouksellers. —T. Reynaldo. of Highworth, Wilts, draper.—G. Woolrich and J. Wiludrich, of Spitatiquare, Middlesex. silk.usaaa. farturers.—W. Buick. and J. B. Perry, of Biranaghaiss, wierchaels. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. A. Nance, W. Wilkes, sad C. &thermos of Portsmouth, innkeepers, so far as regard s W. Wilkes , 20, 1821.- W. Tirrycress sad T. Harrison, jen. of Godalusiag, Sauey, paper-makers, September 6, 1821.—J. W. Read sad T.. Cross, of Kenaisigloe, Lambeth, Surrey, plumbers, August 27, 1821.—J. V. Oliver, W. Sharp, and J. Reysolds, of the Abbey Paper-mill, Roearyinfra, Soelhamptims, paper-ma. nufacterers, August 11, 1821.—W. Heath and W. Potter, of Welliagioa.sireet, Strand, Lowden, September 15, 1621. 14110 she elder sad G. Lyn* the youager, of Cecil street, Strand, tailors, September 14, Dill. Jee►n4la. its's mewl that a Treaty has 'writ . N:1 between the Court of Vienna awl the Holy See. itr pursuance of which 3.COU Au-tiian tmotol write to take potoeviiiiiii of the Castle of" St. Angelo, and too other places ill the States of the Fhurch. Hat Habitant lea. cautad it to be officially bounced itt-the Antroal of lionte,• that • the waists trotted by the German Papers is destitute of tea, and that nn corps of Austrian troops' ii tilittOtp the Castle of St. A ogelo. •rattilall Emilislintaii, it is said, has bequeathed to 11011011110 Gatalani„ a ruin of money amounting about a ostllion and a half of francs. Letters from Luc, the department of Yin .14001,11 r 1. state, that 111 r a j as h a d 2ar r. , ; the heat was extreme, epidemic disorder was prevalent, but which was not fatal. THE BANDIT OF BOHEMIA. Gentili David, Mr: Clover; eount Altenberg, Mr. Bar. wd ; Marvin, Me. thine; Wittikin, Mr. Koichi; Koltifir Mr. Raudall ; Steroolf, Mr. Smith. Ethel*, Gianni cf Altenberg, Mier Smithson; Num, Miss Cubits; Nisnette, Mrs. Bland; Barbara, Mn. Egerton. After which THE CORONATION. The Procession commences from Wertimimater The Second Scar, the Interior of the Abhey.—The Third,' and Introductory Steve, is which Mr. Knight will introduce a new Comic SOUL entitled, " The Kiag and Ike Cornation, r.a England and the People."—The Fourth Seem, the in the eourse of which the Omit. Saw, of Ike Cloaapiss. To conclude with the favourite alsaleal Eattavagaasa, tailed GIOVANNI IN LONDON. Don Ciormnsi, Miss Curtiitt ; Leporello, Mr. &MUM I Mr. Florentine Finickin, Mr. Bayard. Mrs. Lemeello, Mrs. Orgrr ; hlin C.anstartia Quixotic, Miss Pore,; Squall. ing Fan, Mrs. Blind. The Doors to be opened at Six o'clock, and the Per formances to kite at States. Boxes. 7. ; Second Price, 3s. 6.l.—Pit, 3s. 64.; Second Price, Is. ; nroad Price, Is.—Upper Gal lery, is.; Second Rite, ARMY CONTRACT!. Couruntastre DZPARTMINT, TRIBLIVIT CHAKIMII, Avows, SR, ISIII. w• OTI C E is hereby giros to all Persons desirous IN of eon/reefing to supply the folloteteg Articles for the wee e the Army, rfs.— BREAD, To his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters tied Mariiiirtio Is Rae seder airstiosed Couslies sad lanais: AMmory, .. '' lug she Cloy of Northeaster, Medford, Bristol), hiorthemberiasd, Beeler (bscludlng Guernsey, Nottingham, the Town of Haute., Oxford, Hongerford), Her. fon!, I Salop, Berwick, H ert f or d, Somerset, Becks Hoots ' Stafford, Camb;idge (Mcleod- Isle ut " Man, Suffolk, ing the Town of Isle of Wight, Surrey, Newmarket), Jersey, Sussex, Cheater, • Kent (inrlndiog Warwick, Cornwall (induct- Tilbury Port, in I Westmoreland, ing Scilly), the County of Wilts, Cumberland, Essex), , Worcester, Eby, , Lancaster, I York, Devoe, Leicester, North and Seeds Dome', Liseulli, Wales, Doirbans, Middlesex, Amid in the several Essex (exclusive of Monmouth, I Commies in Tilbury Fort), I Norfolk, . Near Sitars. Gloucester (intim!. As also Bread to II i A splendid fete was given on the 11th by the Russian Ambassador, in honour of the Emperor Alexander's birth-day, which was very numerously attended. A courier arrived on the 10th in•t. •t the Co stle of the Tuileries, from St. l'etersburgh. To -mottos, Geraldi Duval—with The Corosatior—and EITIIACT PARIS, REPTEMBRIt 13. PROM A LETTER FROM ROME. " A young Boghallow!), named Waddington, who has just arrived here, has penetrated more than 600 leagues beyond the second cataract, following the army of the Paella of Egypt. In the whole of his ►oute he met only some small isolated Egyptian mo. numents of a late period, hut on his arrival at Shagni, the plaice where the Paella fixed his camp, he dis covered 35 pyramids, from 50 to 120 feet high ; they were in a very dilapidated state. He also saw seven or eight temples, one of whirl, is 300 fret long and covered with hieroglyphics. It is probably near these ruins we ought to peel• for Nabatha, and not the Meroe of the ancients. TREATREROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. HE Public are respectfully informed, thst this THEATRE (which, diode( the Recess, has bees en tirely repaint►d. and aew ly decorated and embellished ihrough sin) WI 14.. RE OPEN ED on MON DAY NEXT. September 24, 1541 , when will be perforated, Shaltspeare's Tragedy or HAMLET, • PRINCE OF DENMARK. in London and it. Hamlet, Mr. Yurag (who is mesioaged at this Theatre, bring his first appeorauee these three years). . After which the Melii.dram•ti.: Romance of UN DI N E. A Private Box may be had for the sermon, or nightly, of Mr. Brandon, at the Box Office. 11.0X.'11 7..; Second Price 3r. 13d.—.Pit 3a. 6.1. ; Second Price 2r.—Gallery 2r. ; Second Price la.—Uwe Gallery la.; berood Price 6d. "This young Englishman has copied several very curious Greek inscriptions. He assures he has not seen any thing in his whole travels which can be compered with the monuments of Nubia, and that he considers that province the cradle of Egyp• tian arts." The More will be opened at Maltpaat Six &Clock, and the Play begin at Seven. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-office, Hart.street, front ten till font. The Turk Gazelle gives a remarkable in. Nance of the force of maternal affection. Some days since a woman in the environs of °Heine (Duchy of Genoa), mimed Marie Pitteluga, was in a field with three young children, one of whom was at the breast. Suddenly a ferocious wolf, of an enormous size, sprang upon her and attempted to tear the infant from her arms ; the mother at first repelled the furious animal, and immediately placing the infant in the cradle, and the two other c►ildren between her legs, she sustained a contest with her terrible assailant, and after having been bitten several times, she at length succeeded in grasping the wolf firmly by the throat •nd pre venting him from doing the least injury to the chil. dren. The husband of this intrepid female, drawn by her cries and those of the children, hastened to liar assistance, but on his appearance the wolf made an effort, diiengaged himself from the M 01131111% grasp, and took to flight. In this unequal contest Marie Pinging' received several wounds which excite some apprehensions for her life ; but she forgets her sufferings, and speaks only of her happit►ess iu having been able to preserve her children. NEW THEATRE-ROYAL, HAYMARKET. T HIS EVENING, MONDAY, Sept. 17, twill be performed the Tragedy of VENICE PRESERVED. TI. Duke, Mr. Thompson • Pria Mr. Younger ; Beelanrar, Mr. Baker; daffier, Mr. &away ; Pietro. (6th time), Mr, Terry; Renault, Mr. Faplkaer. Belvit.lpa, by a rooms Lady, her 6th appearance. PRICE OF SUGAR. aversse price of Brow. or Misecovode Sugar, Imo puted frogs Übe Returns wade Is the .ark ending the 12th day of September, 1821. la 31e. bid. per hundred weight, ex clusive of the duties of emoted'', paid or payable armor ow the boportatios thereof into Grog Brilaiti. After which, 17th time, anew Comic Puce, in one act, called MATC14 , 9111A11 , 40. The Principal Characters by Memos. Jame, %berry, De. anisp, Terry. and Mrs. Chatterley. To which will be added the Farce of LOVE LAUGHS AT LOCKSMITHS. Tl4Ol, Mr. llanstuustel; Captain Beldare, Mr. Decanip Totterton, Mr. William.; Risk, Mr. .1. Russell; Solomon Lob, !Mr. Taylenre. Lydia, Mrs. Garrick. PRICES OP CORN. Weekly Rears of the Average Price of British Cora. Winchester Measure, as received (rum the Inspectors, in the respective Mariiinie Cities and Tawas in England sad Wales, (ram which the Prices ikst govern linpust•tio• are calculated.—Seytember 9, 1851. A bandoome Saloon her been added, and it is respectfully loped' that in every persica/it. the New Theatre will be brad worthy the approbation . au.l patrOgaalt, al British Public. Dour, to be opened at Half past Six of Clog I Play to . f: . height at Seven. Places fur the Bowes to be takes of NIL ham, at tee Theatre. a 0 44 •. d. a. d a. d tr. d a. d a. d a. d a. I. 55 8 28 9 25 11 10 6 27 30 0 0 0 0 N.B.—Privnie Boles stay be bad sightly, b application at the lltiv-04ee. Ta osonow, The Marriage of Figsr•—itsteli.enskiog—. - sad A Day after the tireclrline. . Os 'Monday, a uew Comedy, is libressctsc.iskrrspersed with Motie. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PARIS PAPER& Advice* received in Cooien at►d at Marseilles, have announced of f icially that the plague h.rs ap. peared at Tunis, that it is prevalent at Sslorsica, and that the yellow fever has broken out at Cuba. Orders have been given and measures of precaution adopted in consequence. Letters from Barcelona, of the first of September, continue to hold out S 4 me hopes that the yellow fever, which had at first given rise to so much appre hension, will soon cease. - PARIS 111EPTIMBISR 12. Lord Yarmouth, who enjoys the intimate cow& &nee of King George IV. has been in Pattie for some 4 !ay.. Ile set out fur London on the day be fore yesterday. Lord Gutjdyr (Geydyr) Lord High Chamber lain of England, and the Marquis of Lanadown, leader of the Opposition, have arrived in Paris. Preparations are making at Calais fur the passage of the King of Englund, which it is supposed will take plate about the 14th or 15th of this month.— (t 'onsatutionuel.) The Gazelle Universe& of Nuremberg contains the following notes, under date of the 4th of Sep. tember:— " It is still believed that the arrival of the Em peror Alexander at the bead-quarters of the Count de IVit.getistein, will be the signal of a general at tack upon the (Montan army. " The exchange of coo/iris between Paris and Vienna has been for some time eery active. " An alliance is spoken of between England and Spain." ,WARATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, S7'HAND. - HIS EVENING, MONDAY, Sept. 17, will be performed (31st time) I new Petite Piece, in Viet% called • ' ' LOWS DREAM. "rarebit Beep, Mr. Wrench • Simon, Mr. Harley; Henry `altssior, Mr. Premien; Mr. D o rmer, Mr. Ittiebutham. Ce cilia DUrovier, Miss Kelly; Maria, Ma. Bryan. After which, 13Ih time, a new °perms, called A CURE FUR COXCOMBS. The Characters by Metiers. %Vreuch, Wilkinson, Row. both4m, W. Beimelt, Miss E. Meet hard, and Miss I. Ste atenaott. To conclude willti(111111-lime) a new Melo-drama, it two act., called THE MILLEIt'S MAID. The Ililbr , Mr. Bartley; Genre, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Giles, Mr. Entre y ; Many, Mr. Harley; Old Granger, Mr. Row- Willem Dame, 11r...1,•isrohl; the Millret Maid; Mies Kelly. The Illooriaaied Shrebbery will be ' , peeled at Eight °Thick for the edinimion of the Fecund Price, which cum. asreers at Nine. Boxes, 54. ; Scenuil Price, N.—Pit, 34.; Second Prier, le. 611.-1 owtr Gallery 21.; Serum! Prier, Is.—Upper Gal. lora, Is.; Second Price, 6.1. Doors open at Half-past Six, the l'erfigniissee to begin at Seven. To...morrow, Fiederirk the Great, and The Vampire. Enamor! Firoos.—Five per Got. Consul., 86 f. 20 e.— Bask Stork 1,548 f. 25e. ♦IENNA, AUGUST 30. An extraol.dittary courier arrived yesterday from St: Petraburgli, bringing dispatches, which are said to be. of the •higliest importance. The Pacha of Egypt assembled a considerable number of troops between Alexandria and Cairo, whom he successively stationed upon those points where the lives of the Franks were particularly at the mercy of the Turks. He has formed the pro ject of sending to the Archipelago 20 ships of coin 'perm, and it is probably for the purpoce of se. conding hint that the famous Amazon. Robeline, bus precipitately set sail with the four ship* of war, and the forty Greek ve.sels that belo n g to her. fler squadron cruises in the canal of Rhodes. That the Packs of Egypt is on good terms with the Greeks, airy be inferred from this cireumstance.that two of his vessels laden with corn, which had been seized by the Greeks, hive been released by order of the Admiralty of the Isle of Hydra, upon the first request of the Paella. The following is an extract from a privets letter, dated Vienna, September 2:— " Manuscript copies of the note of the Reis. Effendi, is the name of the Sublime Porte, in an swer to the Rus.ia►t nuinnstara, are in circulation here. In that note, the Turks declare themselves read►• to agree to the timicahle intercession of Russia iu every thing which is nut contrary to the soverogoly of the Sultan and the indtpendruce of his empire they promise a general amnesty to the Greek. to a 41i-finite period—the restoration of the Chris. thin churches which have been destroyed, if any-- and filially, the restitution of the principalities of hluldsvia and Wallachia to the condition fixed by treaties; but they in turn make counter-demands, amongst others, that 'Prince Michel Suzan, rite for mer harspoitur and rebel !Mos Turkish subject,who bus taken refuge tit Odessa, shall be delivered up.' !fah, be at, authentic account we think such a demand may give riseto fresh difficulties. It is remarked, that iu the copy of the note which is in circulation here thrre is tio mention of Prince Ypsilanti, detained at Pest. This would prove how anxious the l'orte is to avoid any subject of discussiou with Austria. lu geuentl the slow and circumspect proceedings of tl►e Turkish diplomatic body bring to the recollec. tiots this old proverb of the Ottomans. 'Wego to hunt hares in chariot* drawn by oxen'." £30,000 FOR THE FIRST DRAWN PRIZE! 30'h O(TODER (NEXT MONTH). BiSll havtnt stated the Sl'ileHle! at fun • length, invites the attention of his hest Friends the Pohlir to its principal RW4(1101111. II consists of the whole 20,1)00 Tickets in our Lottery; all the Prizes of uhith are sterling Money! There are not Tau Blanks to • Prize; and neither Stuck Prizes nor Clas►es. There of 30,0001. and Thirty other Capitals. Tickets and Share.. are selling by T. BISH, 4, Corabill„ and 9, Charing moor, who has multi more than Half the 30.0001. Prizes that have eve► heen drawn; sad Prizes of 21,0001. MOW/. 16,0001. kc. iu the very haat Lottery. ••• The Prices of !troths are affixed, hourly, against BMWS Office. is Curahill, by which the Public ear see the Nucleations. SEPTEMBER 1. Since the arrival of a courier who came from St. Pe►rr:burgh. at report kiss been gene►ully circulated that the Emperor Alexander was minified with the reply of the Porte, sod that the war will not tyke place. SEPTEMBIR 2. EXTRACT FROM A PRIVATE LETTER. Our funds maii.tain their value in consequence of a general belief that there will nut be a rupture; it is aacertsiued that the Porte's answer has com pletely satisfied the demands of Russia, and the Emperor Alexander's character, as well as his scru pulous fidelity in the fulfilment of his engagements, ■re too well kuuwn and appreciated, to allow of a belief in those views of aggrandisement imputed ti him by some journals. It is true, there never was a more favourable opportunity for the execu. tiou of the projects continually attributed to Res sig. Notwithstanding, we are convinced the Em peror Alexander will content himself with insuring the accomplishineot of treaties and providing for the amelioration of the present condition of the Greeks, that he will renounce the chance of success which the present state of affairs presents, aad will ItICHARDSON, GOODLUCK. and Co. respectfully acquaint the Puhtic that the New State Lottery Ns htme coutaius_ . THREE PRIZES tor .e 30,000 ! 30 othe► Capitals, not Two Blanks to a Pi ize, 20,000 Tickets, rt.. Claws, and every Ticket decides its own fate. will he Draws, in Fuor Days, viz. 30th NEXT MONTH. am NO - 1I tb December, and 20th December. The Prizes in this Lottery runsid euliselv i.f STERLING MONEY. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Cu. are &Mug Tiekets and Shares, is a variety of Numbers, at their old "Nero Batik Huildimp, Combat, where they Sold tart Lot tery. NIP. 1,23.5 • Prize of 3,000 f. Consuls, iu one Quarter, Inle Eighth, and Tea Sixtecuth Shares. PARIS, SEPTEMBER 13. Yesterday the King transacted business with the Ministers of the Marine ■nd War Departments. The Augsburg Gazette, us well us several other - . . le.. .; . . M .. & n t, . "fiL..a ßr ig Niaiipir. ~.. . . ail. , ~ —• . , . . , - ent • --. } .111r1L714°41:e41 /.. ....„...., 4 ..„ ,, , i .A. . s '\..A • N , 7 , , ~. .7:3*A— • .\ cd v i lit • A ;!... . . • •• - •" . 1 '''' -..... _... . . • •- ~ .e. ~...1., -,-4.k el ..r, . - • , ..,, L,a,..,1 ...ti• ,7,1 ..! .1,44 , 4 , 1 141. *GI ,: . r;or: ...1 1-I.' ..:, ' a ,lispila ift• 1 ' : • sn,frr-/ •• 4 - !ffa rU&11 Rl 3 ti lisli) - ,311 F '.• i •••••:.* I b . 14 Ais•l so' i, . . • .• , yut•• • .. - 6•(-/is twi,s - 4 • 1• s , -2.,” . . 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All tfloietidliworw, whose 'free* is colcoloV nn tltctilitte war' ...ngeoce, the two RIISIII.III ar mies, commanded by Generals Sackers-Ostyn alitt Wittgenstein, are in fall march, finer the arrival of an extraordinary i nurser from St. Petershurgh: The Aulic Council of War, on the 30th of u August last, dispatched several mrsrengets to the Generals commanding the Austrian troops cantonal in Trimlylvaiiia and the Blount of Trines's:lr. Minds of insurgent Greeks still maintain them selves in the reccssrs of the mountains, and distill h, from time to time, the tranquillity of Moldavia.. On the evening of the 191 h of August, one of their bands arrived unexpectedly at Ityantz, where there was a Turkish garrison of only twenty-flue nitro. The insurgents set fire to the four corners of the town, and then to the church of St. Jch 1 , 1 here all Vie Turks and Jesus haul taken refuge. A body cf troops is expected at Jassy, for the purpose of putting an end to these hotrors.—(Austrian Ob server.) CORFU, AUGUST 18. (EXTRACT FROM A PRIVATE LETTER The Torkish army ofChorrchid Pecha continues to maintain its position near Janina, but its sitar-. tion it every day becoming still more difficult. The greater part of the warlike tribes of Albania and Epirus take advantage of the war between the Greeks and Turks, to render themselves independ ent : they remain quietly in the vallies, but do not allow provisions to reach the Ottoman camp. We take advantage of this to sell them at a high price to the Turks of Preveaa, who convey them to Janina. Ali Pacha's party is principally composed of a great number of th e le a de rs o f brigands , or Kiept e ', who traverse the mountains of Theseuly and Liva dia, endeavouring every where to carry off the in habitat's, both Mussulmans and Christians. These Kleptea, who are also called Amu:toll, sod whom their partisans compare to the Spanish Goperilles, ere all from Ali Podia's former army. This extraor dinary mail had enrolled under his banners, without distinction of religion or notion, the brigand; and robbers of the highway, whom lie inspired with love for his service by good payment, and who, during the contintiance of his poster, main tained the mast perfect order in all these moun tainous districts. The fall of Ali Paella having caused the dissolution of his army, all the fenders of the Kleptes resumed their former ocen; a.ion. But the sons of Ali, Mouctar Pacha and Veli Pacha, in exile in the extremity of Asia Minor, iiac•- ceeded in establishing a correspondence with these soldier., and remitting considerable aunts of money. Odyssei, formerly a Captain under Ali Pacha, put himself at the head of one of these bands, dis ciplined in a military style, with which he at first pillaged the poor Megalo-Blachites, whose flocks fornished supplies to the Turks. fie afterwards traversed the chain of Pindus, pursuing his'aysteni of robbery, and doing no service to the cause of the Greeks in Thessrly, who recognised no other chief thins their Archbishop. [Accounts from Vienna, dated the 30th of August, apprise us of the execution of Vli mid his brother Mourtar Pacha, by order of the Turkish Government.] Our Government continues to conduct itself with severity against the Greeks in the Mores, and their numerous partisans in the lonian Islands. Twenty eight young men of these islands, having received wounds in one of the battles in the Pelupounesus, returned to their families for the recovery of their health ; the English Government sent them back, saying, that after the declaration it had made, who ever went to the assistance of the Greeks in the Pe loponnesus, or elsewhere, should not be received in the lonian Islands. A young man of Zinte, who was at Trieste during these occurrence►, met these a number of )Doug lonian., who, like himself, entertained an ardent desire to serve their country. Ile embarked wash them, but the vessel having 'touched and the yoring men having landed to see their friends, the Governor caused them to be arrertrd and detained, notwithstanding the entreaties and sulicitutions of the whole town. The lonian Greeks are extremely discontei,tea with this system; they loudly demand that it it'.o.t a perfect neutrality should b• observed, by not 1.1- Pouring the Tut il ltv. The A iiiii Govern ment replied We are at ialaT with Tur key, and know not of a Greek (ovcrunteut i we N a v e on, treaty or convention with the Insurgents of Pelopon nevus." Thi. is the strict language of the law of notions, but the Greeks of flit! lon;iii Islands are only alive to the 'natural srsaosortils of compassaat and interest fur their compatriots in the Mores .114 Archipelago. TRIESTE, AI:GUST 30. (EXTRACT FROM A PRIVATE LETTER.) Our Governor has been authorised by Gtiverl meld to advise the nserchsats of Vivi city tO abstAoi NM all speculations with Constinititinple and the ports of the Levant, since ibc itresent sitti:inna of affairs is such that they cannot calculate on the mai' - tenor If 7. • lst' ----- This atlvi• -is cr nes tl e d by those who titeallate thews, and which' thn l iming to foreign pipet, : Ihtllseeit . iheevaintly repeati ng ll'y six voleeir lAN.' destitute of sill foistidetito ir, dated wbstlillt , okilietatll . reney is at 7i 4. aud tls 1 ~. i. .. ~.. r r.,•3•rrx , st.A% l o • t ut fallett 1,.. . . happily' I The courser f l'oetsum this day has brought the . . important iiitelligeilee, that the two Bossism sr- tenaree of rending re lotions. This idyl. e is coo- strued in the following moonier :—" A *or is eti the tree of breaking out between Russia aott the ; •e, 4 Austria will be obliged to take a part in it ; vow.. eiovolly it would be dangerous to make speculations Hunschold Troop. Vicinity. OATS, To hie Majesty's Cavalry in Cantonments and Quarters, in the under-mentioned Counties: Bedford, I Glorceiter, 1 Rutland, Berwick, Hereford, 1 Salop, I Bucks, Hertford, 1 Stafford, Cambridge, H an t s , 1 Willa,Westm °relied, Chester, Lei cester , Cumberland, Lincoln, I Worcester, Derby, Monmouth, North inset South I Durham, Oxford, Wales. FORAGE, via. Oats, Hay, and Straw, to his Majesty's Cavalry in Bernick', and Oats in Cautoorneats and Quarters, is the louder meatimied Counties in /tenth Britain Becks, Lancaster, C I leaved, Middlesex, Devon, Norfolk, Dorset, Northampton, Essex, , Nottiugham, Heats (including I Somerset, the Isle of Suffolk, Wight), Slurry, Kent, Sown, Warwick, York, Ordnance Barracks at Newcastle oreweirkrar, and Oats in North tnberlaad. And is the aeeeral Counties is North Beitsin. Thal the Deliveries are to commence on and fur the 25th day of October next ; that Proposals in writing, sealed op and marked " Tessler for Arm, Supplies," will be re ceived at this Office on or before Thursday the 27th day of September next, but sone will be received after Twelve o'Cloek on that Day. Proposals mast be made separately for each Cannty , ra cer, fur the Counties comprising North and South Wales; all .if which must be included in one Tender; is also most a►a several Counties is North Briton ; and each Proposal most have the Letter which is annexed to the Trailer proderty filled up by Two Persons of known property engaging to become bound with the Party tendering in the amount stated its the printed Particularly fur the dee performance of the Contract; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the prices expressed in words at kagth; ■nd should it so happen that during the continuance of the Contract no Troops should be supplied in the County, the Expense of the Stamp* fur the Contract and Bond, paid is the first ivatanee by the Contractor, will be refunded to him. Particulars of the Contracts may be had npun application at ibis Office, between like hours of Ten and Four; and at the Office of Deputy Commissary General Young, Edw. burgh. P.S.—Samples of the Dona sad Neol.aasy be aeea at this (Mee betweeo Ike humrs of Twelve ikull Tliu. Eli BANKRUPTS. Moms Agar. late of Walbrouk, London. oilman, to snr. render. September 2?, 211, and October 27, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. %Venom!, Mark-lane. Thomas Phillip Hillary. of Little Tower -street, London, winenitachant, to sarresider, September 18, 29, nod Octo. bee 27. at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hodgson, *. Mildred's-court, Poultry. Archibald Reid, of Pimlico, Mi.l , llrma, carpenter, to morreader, September 21, 12, at one. and October 27. at tea, sit Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Topping, Ger ville.strittt, Halton-garden. Julio flntalpsne, of Leeds, York, woollen-draper, to ter render, September 21. 22, and October 27, at eleven, •1 the Court-House, Leeds Alturmls, Mr. Makunon, Temple; and Mr. Foden, Lerch. Arthur Ryder, of She CAIIIIMPreiIIi Sale Ronan, London, cotton-merrhaid, 111 surressder, S Weather 29, Oda*? 8, skid 27, al twelve, at Guildhall. Atiiiriiry., Messrs. (Jabal dragon and Murray, 11.usidou-yirrei, Henry Alawil•ley, late of Orinskiik, Lancaster, plumber and glazier, to merreadre, October 2, at six, 3. and '27, at fleece., at the King'. Arm., t►ronkirk, laacaider, Astor. neve, Hlzekiituck and Hance, King . * Besselt.walk, Temple; and Mr. Wright, Orinskirk . _ Jona Dawson, of Wealth, Cumberland, roach-maker, to surrender, Septembe r 27,28, and Oa tuber 97, at eleven, at the George bee, Peneith. Cumlwelsnil. Attorneys, Mr. Steel, Ourewstrtet, Cheapede, Loudon; snit 51essrs. Grave and Bleareire, Pl . " nth. Hexane Norfolk, late of Morntsiirrel, Leicester, wor sted.asaker, to ',weenier, September 22, 24, at eleven, and October 27, at four, at alie Ssraeess's Head Leicanater. Atturne.is, Mr. Lewin', Leicester; and Mr. Taylor, Juhu street, Bedfued-ouw, Landoll. Charles Brown, late of Dundee. snerehaet, to surrender, September 22. October 6, and 27, at tea, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorneys, Messrs. Swain, Steen's, Maples, Prune, and Dead, Frederack's place, Old Jewry, Lowly,. David Wright, late of Well-street, Well Chine-square, 4.41 now of St. Catherine-street, near the Tower, alielillesex, dealer in curio, to serenader, September 29.99, and October 27, at twelve, at Guildhall, Landon. Attorneys, M Junes and Howard, Mincing-lane, London. Joseph Limes Curtin.. uf Cesex, and of Frensiases.ctart, Curet/ill. London, master-nreseiner, ts• mar. render, Septcentu r 21, neg twelve, 22, at tear. mad October 27, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Delmar, Norfulk street, Slimed. Faowel Bill, of Staffuri, timber-nierchael, to surrender, September 25, 46, and October 27, at eleven, at the Uoeal Motel, Bargiimiisaus. Attorneys, Messrs. Akatse der and politic, New-lety, Lomita'; led Mr. Thomas Lane Parker, B•ll.street, Birmingham. DIVIDENDS. October 6. C. Brootlijti, - 1 - o — te — Of Literpool, perier.brewer. ■ ro. of fl. re, lAA At/ pr. 7 5 pr. 5;1 14. st. 0 10s / 0 / 0i I 1 1 w TN B Xl.l-,