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IPWSI gyf ~ ~• oft.' • • -• , . • • .- -, s . '•- • . , . . . . . - . . , •t• ... . . . 7" -- . •fr‘ "' . • ' Y' _ . 7 ' . ••• ',t 1.4.0i 4 , - ' ' . . . . • • . -- '11.• •• '. l ?' ,-..' . : •:,... : . I 07 -MOIR" ! '.; ' .. • ::.‘' . I;in , :,, , k. ,"\ . . . . . . , • ~ t .lt i . • . .. • e b ..,. ~„..„ 1. _ . . -, •:'. I, !. . . .4................1 11.1 ) .' • . ~, ...... ' ,.... 7 . I! irt L. ,.. ..i L.ll. . 1 '• , • . . ~ ~ . . . ~. . •• 4 1.- , __ ,_ _• . _. .. _ ______ LONIION.III9RWY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1822 - Nurasebt 6179. , - ... 4: ♦; Ikto, NEw riseiro R-120 YA HAY. MA KKR?. T HIS EVENING, MONDAY. September 23, JL sill br perforierd the Cowed, of THE. HEIR AT LAW. Dude , Doran', ans. Lord D.Oirily, Mr. Lirton • Dick Molar, Mr. jireirii; Doctor Mr. Tarr ; FRI rN i)s *di he k, t .l r. q u.ot hoerFt• r. y a w., iod Girriers to ilk for RICHARD TURN E4'S BLACKING. Baas 111 Ihy earl triteepet roitte bootee. o ,, tre to ToitNrleat proi-e 1,1 the welto.l.. thrfier '1 11l ;he iellooug world reboood ! Furl ; end Capialei Jell, Mills, of the 2d Dragoelse —all dated August lb. 1 8 7 1. HOSYITAI. STAFF. Aisiteaul-Staftluressle John Ramsay, M.D. to fle Sarcoma In the Farces, rice Trumble, deceased—dated Si pt.-tuber 12, 1822. T.. be Aessiteat.Surgostre In the Il t rireas-41•siiitant-Sercrann Thuntas [Akita," kem haltpey Aida P r ot; Aolitatitutii I Sargent, Thelma Saaho , trust half pay 33.1 Font; Ando- I, ant Surceou Alexesder Sinclair, freer half p.y 21nt Debt D.aeuoas; Humitia34l-aistast Juba Hall, rice gasesay, I prom uted —dated September 12,1822. OILMOItANDOM. The tof *wink Kean, of the 10 %Tot India I Seglearns bas bees ante dated to 3d August, 1819, but be 1 is iiut allowed any boat pay. Offra oy es, September 19, 1822. 11 went uf Artillery. *it Ire Plot brief la—FiFst Loco:1,86ot Waft= a: , Riehanlo, from to le First Licioeuaol, wire H. O. Kersienon, lei ired upon half-pay—Jated Serene I her 2, 1822; Firoi Lieutenant Henry Chamberlain, frame balf,pay, vice Woes, retired an balf.pay•-.dated Replete. 1 1 ber ti, 1812; Foss Lieutenant Daniel Tliorndike, from half pay, vice Parralt, retired on half-pay—dated Svelte:it • ber 12, 1822. .Istseti ,nicked in the environs of Jeca (on the west aide of the mountains of Jac.) by the Comithu *tonal troops. lie his been completely beaten and pot in disorder. The soldiers of the Faith, *shamed of being beaten by an inferior nnesSer of oleo, cried out "Treasoji!" In despair they threw themselves upon Queaids, and caused him to be conducted (hands and feet tied), by a detachment of 150 men, to their camp at Irsty, for the purpose of being there tried by a Military Commission. — Some letters go so far as to say that he has been hanged by that suspicious popolation.''—ftearti- Wien/tel.) (Garrets 4 Framet) have _ grime from Bayoune of the 12th September. It was announced there that an army of 40,000 men was destined for the western Pyrenees, and that offi cial advice* had been received which meted that 15;000 men would arrive oo the 22d. The greatest activity prevailed in getting ready supplies of every description. Faucet Fortoe.—Five per Celts. 42d September, opened at 91 f. 90e.; highest 91 f. 9Se.; closed st 91 f. 85e —Bank Sion 1,630 f. 1620 f.—Neapolitan . per Ceuta. 761. —Ex chaos* as London, one month, 2B f. 45 e.; ibree moethe, 25 f. SS e.—/Carr, Authentique, September 111.) Morino.% Mr. Baker; Sie.ll'sai, 11'..ower ; Zrk.el Horn., • 04,1, I. nabrrry ; Bemis It, M.. law. Detooritio Clovrlan, pl. It 1.141 i Dobesly, kl.a. Pealre; Caroline Dormer, M. ll.ycr 3 C.cri, liuworpubt, Mom. Baker. Who upon our bent. and Phan* Korb tisiebt lawn- d•.lh ? a /Sleeking can reftie, lhsi inch lordy bloom duih hear; 0. such gloss and richness yield, At IVAN cis of St. Geo. ger Fields? trer the aide Allsatir deep, %%here lbr snrr.l.•ra hilloar slerpi O'er the distant Snalliern main, After which the Farce of THE LIAR. Sir Swum Elliott, Mr. Halter ; Old Wilding, Mt. Younger; Toeing Witil;ng, Mr. C. Keenble ; Faulkner. Moe Grantham, Musa Boyer; M irs y, Alias Gulch. Holies 3a.—.Firat Gallery, 2. —Second Gallerr, Is. Tbe Door, to be opened at Six o'clock, and the Perform ing-este begin at Serfs. t• the Thraire, of whom Private Suers may be bad, nightly. To-snidrow, The Way in Keep H,a—anrl The Liar. on Wednesday, the Farce a X. Y. Z.—and other Entre. ta.aments r.:,.hist3l.ekia a sheds RIOSIIId each puhsliti boos a ray Ut brauiy nought can arls away. aural', Katherine and latnintuts. other Euter- Oft l're seen the polished gam Glitter iii the diadem; How roach brighter iire the rays TURN FR'S brilliant black disphys; iu wueicler, wisest in view, The lua•rr or that jelly home, Cat, I thee Ihrhear 19 raise To Ittas tell worth my song of praise' Commissions in the Sowlb Hama Yeomanry Cavalry, tiptoed by the Lord Deetftwont of the County of Novi hatopleu. John &diem Moody, G. at. to he Lseuteaant—dated Septem• ber It, 1842. Edward Eyre, Geut. to be Here.'s' laurels all will fasle..... Miinarche g!loies tusk in shade; Rut when shall 'fivita KR'S fame be o'er? Nut till lime shall be no mole! Ewen while moulderseg Su she tomb, Faine shall bid his memory bloom ; Ap d posseriiy shall wave ridden, laurels e'er In vale! RICH. TURNER. as a bows. SEPTEMBER 7. The Emperor set out this morning at eight o'clock for Wakensdorf to receive his august pest the Emperor of Russia. At noon the two Mo. nsrchs entered the city. The Emperor Alexander had requested that he might not be received with ceremony; he wore the Austrian uniform; his suite bring more numerous than usual gives occasion to believe that he will be a coosiderable time absent frown his empire. Gore of this brilliant and easy Waive Blackleg are re spectrally informed that the principal shopkeepers in Dahlia. Cock, Glasgow, Edinhar'h , end all the Country Towles to North sad Mouth Wales, and England, sell this Blacking is Stone Bonin at 6J.—.ls.—and Is. 6J. each. N. B —The Foreign Trade supplied. Sold by all the principal Shopkeeprre within the eircele• Oise of this Paper. •.• Oh...rim—Bawl' Shope may be supplied with single &eraser this Blackleg by the wholesale Brusinnakers sad Irtieneongens in Motet. Lielitenant-Generat Count Czernichtff, Adju• tent-General to the Emperor of Russia ; Court Pozzo di Borg°. Russian Ambassador In the Court of Paris; the Count de Motoschkewicz, Russian Counsellor of State ; Baron Sacken, Russian Coun sellor; MM. de Moller and de Maszewics, Coun sellors of the Holmium College, arrived here the day before yesterday. The Baron de Lebzeltern, Austrian Minister to the Court of Russia, also arrived the day before yesterday. It is supposed that at the approaching Congress, Prince Metternich will perform in some measure, as at the Congress of Aix-la-Chapellr, the func tions of President. It is not yet known how long the Emperor Alexander will remain at Vienna. It appear., however, that the two Emperors will not set out for Italy before the middle of September; thus the Congress will not open before the beginning of October. Orders have been sent to the Austrian Authorities in Italy to prepare, as soon as possible, houses at Verona for the Princes and Ministers who are to attend the Congress. A quantity of splen did furniture has also been sent front here to Trieste, to be forwarded by Venice to Verona. In his wry to Italy the Emperor Francis will have an interview with the King of Bavaria, which should have taken place before in Italy, at Zegerusce, but which has been postponed till now. 116}—Bank Actions. 73 1.6. AFFAIRS OF GREECF- TRLOPOWNISus, CLINIA. JOLT 26. Tchar-Hadji-Alt-Parha, an ancient Sadriazem (Grand Vizier), after haying united his forces to those of Mehemed Pacbs, at Xyla, and again taken the chief comn►aud, penetrated into the Argolide at the head of from 14,000 to 15,000 teen. Colocotrotii, who had reached Argos one day before him, attacked him on the 23d July. before that town. The first ardour of the Turks presented great obstacles, but our soldiert, animated by an in viocible courage. repulsed the enemy, who threw themselves upon Cuzopodi (near Argos). The re treat, which was conducted with much disorder, cost the enemy a great number of men. The following day the enemy retired in greater order. Our riflemen pursued then, closely, and d them the whole way. In passing a part of the mountaius we marched over dead bodies. The Turks encamped at Carrathy. The 25th, they set out at break of day, our rifle men continued to b them ; on the passage of Camila, a corps of Mainotes advancing with im petuosity, broke through the rear ranks of the Turks and made a 'great carnage. The advanced ranks, far from succouring them, only accelerated their pace. Arrived at Trete', half-way between Argos and Corinth. the enemy was obliged to fight before passing the defile. An obstinate engagement took place, more than 1,500 Turks perished. a rest number more were killed in the panne, 260 horses, and part of the baggage which fell into our hands, were scot to Tripolitze. SECOND BULLETIN. COSMIC, Nlialt CORINTH, AUGUST 8. The Turks received within the last few days from sto 6.000 men from Pairs. and Lepanto. Count ing on these reinforcements, they pretended again to act on the offensive, and to penetrate again into the territory of Argos. The stratagem was easily divined. In consequence. we left them a fret pas sige on this side, and our army all Moved towards TB R L, RNG 1../ VII OPERA-HM.IBR, 'STRAND. THIS EVENING, MON DAY, September 23, will be aeled it* Opera of INKLE AND YARICO. la►lr, Mr. Kowboihain Sir Christopher Corry, Mr. Bart. Pi: Cap►. escsoleYi Mr. Broadhurst; Medalist, Mr. Grove ; Trudge, Mr. Wilkinson. Tarim, Mos Kelly; Mocks. NM Cantle; Pittly, Mrs. J. Weippart ; Wowa►i, Miss Povey: ♦drt •►ic► (t4lh tines), so entirely New Operetta, called LOVE AMONG THE ROSES; Or, THE MASTER-KEY. Aldermen Marti°ld, Mr. W. Bennett; Capt. Gorgon Mr. Herder; !Marvel. Mr. Wrrneh; Edmund, Mr J. 111iod; Tanoiby it/01010th, Mr. %Musson. Roar, Miss Carew. To enerluile with the Mosiral Farce of THE HIGHLAND REEL. M`Gilpin, Mr. Bartley; Cherie!, Mr. Pearman; Seed y, Mr. Hroadhorst ; Capleiu Dash, Mr Johnson; Shell% Mr. Wllhineou. Jeooy, Miss Posey; Moggy M•Gilpin, Miss Hilly. Door• open at Half-past Six—Performance begins at Seven—Second Price at N one. SOUS JY ; Second Price 3s —Pit 31.; Second Price 15.64. —Lower G•llery,2l.; Second Pitce ls.—Upper Gallery Is.; necoad Price 84. To-raerrnw, 'The Fair Gabrielle—The Youthful Days of B'a•—Love Amnon the Ruses—aud G ems Green. 0. Wednesday, The Ynuthfnl Days of Gil Plan--The Fair Gabrielle—Grates Greco—and The Rendezvous. • ROYAL WEST LONDON THEATRE, TOITENHA4•STREET. THIS EVENING, MON DAY, September 23, will be performed a Fairy Tale, wttb eetirely new Music, Dancer, Scenery, Dresses, and Decoratioeo, to taled OBERON AND CYNTHIA. • Cynthia, Miss Brunton. Mier which the highly popular Piece of TRICKS AND BLUNDERS. And twee perforated (Is One Act), HYDE PARK; or, THE SIGHTS OF LONDON. Tow:melody with a Barlol3, fbuadtcl on Sbahspeare, called THE TAMING OF THE SHREW. Katharine Miss Brunton. EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY. NOTICE tit hereby gives., That the TRANS FER BOOKS of this Company WILL BE SHUT from the 10th of Orsober to the 4th day of November neat, whets a Divider(' of Five per Cent. will commence paynieut bagmen the Hours of Eleven and Three, and continue pay ing every following Mey (Sate/plays escepteel), till the 25th dny of November nest, and afterwards uu every succeeding Fuels, between the same hours. WM. BEETHAM, Seereiary. Cornbill, September 19, 1829. r i pHE NEXT of KIN (if soy) of ALEXAN- S. DER MATHEWSON, late belonging to the Merchant Ship titvieral Kid, deemed, by applyiag to Mr. ()wen, No 3, ReII-yard, Commoas, may bear of some- Meg to their advantage. OLD ENGLISH SCHEME. CARROLI„ iu conjunettoo with the other Coo tractors for the wisest Lottery, has felt it his duty to comply with the Public Wish, by the revissi of the plain stralght.forward Schemes oftbe old Eaglish Lot teriesmi which there are uo Classes, no Fitted Prize., nor any Stock Prizes. Any frober comment or recommendation of the Scheme, on h's part, mast In. Honer sssss y, as he is assured that what the Public hare called for they will pstroniae. The pre.eoll Lottery begins ea the 30th of NEXT MONTH, sad atomise 121) CAPITALS, irclaJung _ _ - _ 3 0t.... ,00. r 200 1 3 of. .... t 2.000 2 lO,llOO 19 1,090 2 5.000 20. 5OO and Eighty of 300! end 290/. Srliernes at large may be had arena at Carroll's fortunate Offices, 19, Corsibill, tad 20. vsford street, where he gold, in the laid and late Longways, • great proportion of the Capital Prises, including Five of 30,0001. and Five of 20,0001 ! FOR BILIOUS Ct)3l PLA I NTA, OBSTRUCTIONS AND CONFINEMENT OF TILE BOWELS, ice. WOOD'S LAXATIVE PILLS, without Aloes, Mercury, or Aatinsony. The Medicines ad iard for Bee felief of Bilious and other Complaints of She Nor, la ere SO 11111111e.Ulle, that the Proprietor of these Pdb would ant Nihauu to she notice of the Pebble dui he Dot believe them to he essentially different in their composi tiuo from those croerally *old. Must, if mot all the adver tised Aperient Pilla, have Aloes for their Moir, the Si. of which in matey iisetswers is highly injuriotie ; they almost invariably aggravate rvri y cam of Piles, and are freq•ently the principal menu. of inducing that pa.aftil Complaint. thher Public Stedicisies, rte a to he feared, sionista prepata twat of Mercury or Aut....buoy, which, though invaluable to me Lands of the Physician, are altogether inadmissible in a A!riJcine designed fiAr lowa, mgr. The P.ll. now recolowseimled se the Public are eulirely free from those olijectinnable articles; and, although by no 1.1e311.; oirrsd a. a hpccific for ibe cure of every Disease, ;till be Need as tleellelli Aperient Family Medici's,. In habitual ( .astiveness, occasional I.)bstrourtrows of the Bowels, Bilious ltuplioits, Dead Aches, accompanied with Nooses or and all 1)190141tre arieihg from an overloaded state tit the Stomach stud Alimentary Canal, they will prove de e Jelly tu,h 11 dal. They reepsiee mu conllement, and poems@ this p:coliar and important advantage, that the Bowels are net lilt in a co•Baed at lie liy their sm. They may be lakru 4 Adults aid Children, and its every stage of pregualicy. P. - elnuell sad sold, Wholesale soil Retail, hy J A %IFS ~ 7 00 D, Driaggi.t, 32, High- street, B.ielul, iu hours 1 0. ow* or Three Boles in Our for 2.. Ad. Wald al.° by Boors. EJarsrils, Newberg aid Son., St. Pawl's Church :"rd; Berths., Fleet sheet • lisilrre,Chespside ; Sliudlint, 11 9' 0 Eitch'ange; Sangre ' , th.ford•street ; Ward, 110 - Wihroll Loeduu•briJget; gad ti l / 4 11.1)er and Kerry, Prglittra. FROM SA7UIIDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTI. Carlton-Horse, .6eplen3er 12, 1242.. Tile Log has been pleased to •ppoin t Sir William Kuicbtos, Rest. to be Keeper of his Majesty's Privy Parse. War-Office, September 20, 1822. 111giton‘imnit. Hi• Majesty has been rleaard to weave of the Ilth for Kitiet Royal Irish) Light la/woad being eemtme, climbed, and equipped as Hussars. His Majesty hes been pl►a►ed to approve of the 17th Re giment of Light Dragoons twit` armed, clothed, sod .{oipt• red as Laseers. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Wor-teltee. September '20,1822. 4tb Refitment of Foot—Tbm:ans Willrame , Gent. to be En sive, by patellas*, vice Cbetwade, promoted—dated Sep tember 1?, ISt?.__ 211, ditto—F.o.4a Charles Itsissford, from the 72d Foot, to he Essig°, vire Neill, whu eschaages—dated as above. 21st ditto—Second Lieweanat George Deere to be First Liesteestit, willtnal psrettsee, vice Mostgosserie, ver.rd—dst.rl July 9,18 M; sod Robert Anst►rtbcr, Gerd. to lw Seei.stl Liertesast, vice Deare—dated Sep. irsober 12, 1922. 23J ditto— Lieuten's, Henry 'Ammo Cotter, from h‘lf.psy 6111 Fuot , to be First L.enterient, rice John Harriett, who exchange.. rreetiving the diffenroce—dsied as above. 30th Jun.—Ensign James Nesbilt bewleallmt. outlets. potreham, rice John Roe (2,1), dereaud—dated December 31,1421. 32d ditto—Lieutenant Thomas Heary Wingfield to be Cap lain, by purelimm, vier Lewin, who retiree—dated Sep tember I?, 1122 ; and Enmati John George Campbell to be Lieutenant, by parebare, vice Wingfield—doted as above. 37th do to—Hr. vet Major Charles imam! Fitzgerald, from baltpay 12th Foot, to be Captain, vice John Morton . . Siwart, who exchssees—dated as above. 38111 111110—Leisign Frederick Moore to be 11.1roteearit, wide. out purchase, vire Krrr, .en. deceased —dated as above, 47,10 Robert Rider to he Li...ileums', withosat purchase, rite eh , istooher Irwin Cochrane, deceased... dated Dtermber 28,1h21. 57th deto--Corset Alfred Skewel, from half pay 11311. Light [hauteur., to be Fierier, vice Mihail, Edward Powell, who earlisages, receiving the ditferroce—dated September 12, 1922. AIM Jitto--Cepiebt Chililee Rowley, from the 92d Foot, to Ire Captains, vice Phelan, who eetbsages—dated es above. nits ditto . To be Lieutenants, without paii.hase—Ensign ItiilUsntt. Wood, rice J.' ,h Mullterit, decrawit..—dited thio i sher 118,1821 ; end Lotigu George M. Bowen, mee Blacker, &crowd —dated December 27, 1821. To be Emig's% without purchase—Henry Ruhert Addison, Goat. meal Wood—dated Derember 26, 1821 ; and Do. hough O'Brien, Gest. Tice Buweu—dated September 12, 1822. 724 Jitto—Emiro Thomas Joh. Neill, from the Bth Foot. to be Embigy, vire KaiosforJ, why tliChallgtll—daseJ as •bore. 83d ditto—Eosin William Richardson. from the 45th Fool, lir be Lomsenaiii, without purchase, rlca Abell, deceased —Jseird ee shale. ditto—Lteuieloast N. Clifford to be Coltish', without eterrbare, vice Fimiere &yet...ea—Aided December 11, 1111 ;MOPS Geoege Rooth to be Lteoteneettorithout matches', •ire Chfroed--tletetl as above; sod William Rmysh,Geoi. to he liteeitn, without purchase. vice Booth —deice/September 11,11122. tlibb data, To be Captains, without purchase—Lieutenant Watson Aurorae, Heel, vice Savage, deceaved--dated October 14, 1991 and Liestesiant Charles Canoes, vice Beaten, pro. muted—dated Si pernalwr 12, 1822. To be Liestenaat, •about purchase—. Ensign Jobe William Tottenham, vice Caarains—rlated Sepinaber 12, 1022. To be Ewalan, without piircliste.—Heary Maniaboa IA Ruche, Gent. vice Tuitenham —dated December 2, 1821. 92J I laiew—espiste George l'heleo, from the With Foot, to Ire Caplets. vise Rw•lry, who sxc►aagea—doled Septem ber 1?, 1822. BREVET. _ _ _ To be I.lelll/11111111-011011; 1 11 in 11:1; Army—Major M•rdock Hugh Maciame, of the 77th Fuel; mid Major Fleury It4tory, hallomy 6htb Font, Aide de.Camp to Major- Getrral Sr. Thomas Bradford, K.C.U.—both dated Au- VIII IS, 1f124. To be Majors in the Arany—Captain f:ilntone! Teasnans Wal. c•tttoof the Royal Artak►y; Caputo Rco 'crick Mackenzie, of Ibe 77th Funs, Caplam Patrcl. Baird, of the 77th BANKRUPTS. Nathaniel Prienbothano, of Marelesfiebl. Chester, hop. merchant, to surrender, October 5,7, sort November 2, al ten, at the Angel las, filsrelerield. Attorneys, Messrs. (lobo, and Stout, Macclesfield; and Mr. Ellis, Chancery laue, London. Joseph Frost, late of Derby, saddler, to serrenAer, Sep. 'ember 27, 22, and November 2, at eleven, at the Kuala Arm, Tower., Darby. Attorneys, Mr. Whitton, Derby; and Mr. Harbor, Fetter-lame, London. Samuel Biker, of Liston, Essex, miller, to surrender, Ilep. tember 30, at (use, October 1, and November 2, at use, at the Rose and Cf 0•• lon, S u db ur y, feralfolk. Attorneys, Mr. Thomas Wigleswortls, Gray's Isitinatsre, London; sad Messrs. Frost and Steams., Sudbury. Hartle Sharp, of Liverpool, master-mariner, to surrender, October 111, 17, and November 2, at one, at the Star rand Garter Tavern, Psracbse-street, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Edward Chester, Staple lon, London; and Mr. John Gar nett, Campbell-street, Duke-street, Liverpool. Christopher Richard Orehan', of Fetter-lane, London, Ironmonger, to surrender, September 24, October 5, and November 2, at 12, at the Court of Commissioners of Sank. rapts, Rastnithall.street, London. Attorney, Mr. Tubb, Lamb's Conduit-street, Londe,. DIVIDENDS. October 19. R. °realisell, ut Borah in the Marsh, Lincoln, shopkeeper, at eleven, at the White Horse lan, Web), Lincoln. October It T. Mayor, or Liverpool, *tattooer, at twelve, at the ogee of Mr P. Woods. Lord-eureet, Liverpool. Oelober 15. P. P. Goud, of Claptoo, Middlesex, gird Uopera Coffee-horse, Loads., imusraiser-livot-er, at teeter, at the Gar. or Comanssiorets of Barkeep's, Basiagball-street, Loudon. October it W. L Bryan and R. G. Gunnell, of the Poultry, Loudon, priutrrs, at I wi•e, ■t the Court of CuormursoDere of Bank opts, Bain aghaU , Loudon. October It. J. M. Haven, of Greenfield, Holywell, Eliot, sad M. P. Lessiaby, of Lamina, wire and inns oisoufac torero, at 'levee, at the White Horse INN Holyeell, Flint. October 18. T. Leaden, of Hertford, Chester, salt-mssofsc• hirer, at elms, at the office of Mr. Hostage, Nurthwich, . . Chester. .. . October 31. N. Berry, of Plesrsome Cross, Almoodbary, York, clothier, at ek►en, at the Swan Ira, Huddersfield, Yoi k. CERTIFICATES —Ocavaeß IL H. Milford, late of °abbess, Rolland, draper.—J. D. Reariount, of Maidstone, Kest, upholsterer.—P. Herbert, of London, late master of the ship Thalia, sod J. Herbert, lair of Calculi., is the East Indies, bat now of Landon, ow ehasts.—.l. Cooper, of Grosvenor. mews, Bood.street, Middle sea, bone-dealer.—P. Dranwbity„ of Bristol, fringe-snasu• Gcturer.—J. Thom.., of Uat'ordatreet, Middlese►, linen. draper.—W. Wlof, of the North Bask, seas ilac Regent's Palk, Middlesex, excavators. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. .1. Hoffway and T. Cleave, of Old St. Luke., painters, September 29, 1822.—R. Thorns°. sad A. Within, of How. ford-buildings. Feneburch.street, Loudon, September 16, 1822.—A. T. Page sad H. Hall, of Charism-street, Hatton garde., Middlesex, Insie-dressers, September 8,1822.—1 V. Watkin ■nd G J. Cooper, late of Bresd•street, London, warehousemen, August 1, 1822.—W. Ridley and C. Brooke, of Kidderminster, Worcestershire, sod of Castle street, Hol. bore, Loudon, carpet-ossoulactorers, August VI, 1822. H. Hatbusch and W. Hoek', of Silver-street, Old Gravel lase, St. George, Middlesex, sugar-refiners. September 18, 1 82 2 .—H. Pounsest and W. Poua.ett, of Upper Thames. Neel, Londou, distiller., July 99, 1822.—A. A. Goner ..it G. H. Gower, of South-street, Finsbury *quart., Middlesex, nserclants, September le, 1822 —F. Spier. and A L'Auge, of Loudon, September 17, 1822.—T. Green and W. Green, of Lambeth Msr.b; Survey, blocking sail iuk-tisanufacturedt, August 14, 1822. PRICE OF SUGAR. The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, cnm. paled from t h e Returns windo in the week ending the 18th day of September, lint, is 295. Id. per hundred weight, re clusive of the &lair., of customise paid. or vsyable tbrieuu oo the importation thereof into Greet Britain. PRICES OP CORN. IVeekly Return of the Avtrage Price of British Corn, Winchester Meagan., 144 received fro* Ike Imprctor■ iu the respective Maraisme Cities amid Towns i• Er:hind sod Weirs, hum which the Prices that govern Importation are calculated.—Septtosber 14,1822. • ... ; i g ...-• :a t' s . M 4 1 a :7; ' Cil Z. a. 81 . aBl. 7. d 78. d a --.. . d. — - . ...e. d. 30 4 22 11 18 0 18 1 23 2 25 7 PARIS PAPERS. PARIS, SEPTEIII3CIII 17. There this morning appeared ill the shape of the searchers after novelties a pamphlet of 24 pages, which is sought after with the gre:drst avidly—it is entitled " A Letter to M. the Prui•urear General de la Cour Royale tie Puictiers," by M. Benjamin Constant. We learn this evening that this production has just been seized in the booksellers shops at the Palsis Royal. It is stated that M. de Ridgari, Russian alinister in Spoils, is also tit repair to the Congress ist.Verntia. Letters from Bayonne aisle that Quesada has Pitics 7d. the side of Corinth, which is completely closed ag..iust tlkin. The ....tatty, defeated in his calcula tion, came to attack as here. The .tontest Nogg about two Imam .The Turks were,repulsed on all p ate ; with the greatest loss they regained their posts ru disorder. The next day, August 9, the enemy. who bed oo other alternative, resolved to force a passeage wh.tever it might cost. Tchar-fladji-Ali encou raged his troops to do their duty, and pet htmsr,if at the head of Isis civalry, but this intrepid Pioche perished in the foremost ranks.. His troops fought with the courage of despair. At the height of the battle • confwed murmur war heard from the est my'a ranks. "Amos/ (quarter) they cried ; let us go sway, we only desire to quit the Mores." Three thousaud Mks 'monied on the &Id, the number of the wounded and of prisoners is not yet known exactly. About two thoisand horse, all the bag gage and ammunition. the military chest, were the booty of this day's battle. The enemy is closely pursued towards Corinth. • . . P. S.—Captain Vidali, who brought these bulle tins, sworn that till the 12th of August, the dsy of his departure from Spezais, new and more circum stantial details were continually received of the ad vantages gained by the Greeks. Every thing proves that the Turkish army is in the most dmperete po sition. And the news cif its total destruction was every moment expected. He *says, that going to Argos, on August 12, on his private serifs, he had an interview with the Vice-President Kanskars.— When they were together a. Mainote came, and brought the head of the Commander•to-Chief, Tchar Hadji Ali Pache. It was known by two large ►cars on both sides of the (sae, ■nd by hie long beard.-41x Co:wall:joyful.) GIsRMAN PAPERS. ♦JINNA, SCPTYMBIIt 8. The Asatria* Observer of to-day contains no farther intelligence of the talkies of Greece and Turkey. It has the following article respectiug.the arrival of the Emperors :--;• " His Majesty the Emperor of Russia arriied here this forenoon (the 7th), accodspanied by his Majesty our gracious Sovereign, who went this morning to meet his illustrious Visitor at some di.. lance from the city. His Imperial Majesty, who in perfect health, went to the apartments prepared for him in the Imperial Palace." Count Nesse!rode arrived here on the 4th from St. Petersburgh, and Count Pozzo di Borgo on the sth from Paris. Count Leine!tern, Extraordi nary Ambassador and Minister Plenipotentiary from the Etnperor of Austria to the Court of St. Peteraburgh; the Russian Genera! Corist Czerni. cheff; and Count Ferronsys, French Ambassador to the Russian Court. have also arrived front st. Prteraburgh. Viscount Montmorency, the French Minister ind Secrrtary of State for Foreign Affairs, arrived here fast night from Paris. The Duke of Wellington is expected between the 14th and 15th. syrremeta 7. Mettallique.,o3l.—Bsak Stork,ll73 I.S. BAYONNE PAPERS and DUTCH MAIL. Sr. PETERSBURG'', sErrestsca 3. Her Majesty the Empress Muria has now fully taken possession of the new and magnificent palace in Jelilies Island, and it will probably become, next to Pawlow►k, the favourite summer residence of her Imperial Majesty. The best artist: of ttse city Wye been employed in building and decorating it. The last p►ivate pe►son who possessed it was Count Gre. gory Orloff, of whom Isis Majesty purchased it for 280,000 roubles in paper currency. The Conservateur impartial of to-day has the following observations on the affairs of the East : " Private letters from Constantiaople of the 30th July affirm, that the public tranquillity is daily more and more consolidated—that they hear no thing of the plague or of war—that the moderation of a great Power, and the means employed by its allies, give realm' to hope that peace will not be interrupted. Soon, it is said, the Ambassadors of the four great Powers at Pero will reap the fruits of their endeavours. They have for male time past redoubled their activity, bet-aunt the pressure of circumstances required it, and this has been attend ed with happy consequences. The biternuncto of the Court of Vienna, the Arnbassiulare of Prance and Eaglaud, us well as the Prussian Charge d'A f. (sires, have proved what a firm will cm du when it acts on one consistent plan. If all these endeavours, u we are authorised to hope, obtain the consent of the Porte with respect to some towcessious and era evations, which are necessary to the rnaniatenauce of peace, all the Christians of ,the East wilt owe to this beneficent co-operaton, a solid eats blsliment, which .will not be epchogerto in times of war From the panic terror whicii seized the Greeks at Salm, after the defeat of the Turkish lira, we may jeJle of the fine they•,,,ola II 4