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London, England, 1828-04-14 00:00:00

HEIMOMADARY.

Tots DAY—An eclipse of the Sun. hut not visible in Great
take—Mercury may aotv be seen to advantage before sun rise. It
rises about 34 minuses past 4 o'clock—Jupiter will he visible be.
tweeh Il and 12 at'night, in the SSE. quarter; he is to be looked
for in the Coastellatien Libra--New Noon IV minutes past:due!:
the morning. • •
To.stoaaoW.—Sun rises 5 !Ideates past' S.
• Weems:soar —,.This is the lit of Shawal, in the Mahometan Cake.
dar—The festival of the Beiram begins, during which tht Turks
do not work, but presents are sent from one to another with mai.
&stations of joy. This continues three days—Oxford add Cam.
bridge Terms begin.
Tuaassev—Day increased 6 hours 19 minutes. •
FainarSan sets at 7. _

Samar AT Byron died,ll24—•AU Jews will this
repeat the words " this is the 'second week to the Sheaf offertni," is
obediente to the command in Dena xvL etc. 9.

MARRIED.

At Alvaston, war Derby, the Rev. T. R. Arnold, KA. Fellow
of Trinity College, Cambridge, to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of
the late Rev. C. T. Heathcote, D. Q. . ,
At West Ham, the Rev. James Weston Harding, Vicar of Sul-
grave and Bodington, Northamptonshire, to Ane, daughter 01
Sawyer Spence, listy. of Upton, Baer.

DIRD. •
At Aslackby, Lincolnshire, the Rev. Ample'Bemis, for thirty
years .Vicar of that parish.
Very suddenly, of apoplexy, aged 77, the Rev. Joins Hill, Rector
of Hennock, Devon.

At Longfrandington, the Rev. William Liebman, 12 years Curate
of that Chapelry.
The 6th instant, Mr. James Peraggart, merchant, Ayr. He
had gone out on horseback in the evening of that day, and when
near. Helmstan Toll, on the Ochiltree road, his horse took fright,
ran off, and threw him on his head. He was carried insensible to
the nearest house, and Medical assistance Instantly procured; but
every effort for his recovery was unavailing, and he expired in kss
than an hour.

The 4th instant, in London, Major George Jack, late of the 2151,
er Royal Scotch }Weer'.
At the Town's Hospital, Glasgow, the Rev. James Moffat, D.D.
Governor ind'Chaplain to that Institution, aged 46.
•-• At Dumfries, Mr. Samuel Primrose, ]ate Convener of the Sena
Incorporated Trades, aged 70 years.
• In'Slettearadale, Argyleshire, Angus Winn's, formerly gardener
to Walter Campbell, Esq. of Caradale, at the advan:ed age of ILO.
FROM THE BERMUDA ROYAL GAZiTTE.—Died on
Sunday morning last, at the Naval Hospital, Ireland Nand, after
a long and painful illness, Captain James Keaaatav Write,
of his
Majesty's ship Tyne, aged 50... His remains were attended to the
grave yesterday soothing at ten o'clock, by Admiral Sir enmity
Gaut, Ban. and the ()Accra belonging to the different ships ou thr
station. Minute guns were fired front the Tyne, as the prncesa.
moved from ;he Haspital to the place of interment.—Proniotioo
anti appointineots—Commander Sir IL Gawar, Knt. to be CaPea°
of the Tyne; Lieut. PaiuteGasrusa, to be Commander of the
hussar, vice Sir RICHARD GRAN?; Mr. W.ll. Jas/11 (ma"
be Lieutenant of thi Hu.ssar, Gosruso.

HIS DAY.

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PROM VIZ 0/11111TTE DE tRANCE,
CONSTANTINOPLE, Maas
A courier, who left Smyrna on the
morning with the news that the squ
command of Tahir PAcha, composed
corvettes, and four brigs, with 1,500
' which quitted the Dardanelles on the
; . in the night of the 11th in the Chann ,
it had surprised three Greek vessels, t
' • taken and the third sunk; that then,
r with the troops brought to Chesme
I • .3myrna, it effected, on the 12th, at I .
. -he island, delivered the garrison •
I orced the insurgents, with their cl
• peedy flight.
- • Almost at the same moment when
r fought this news landed, Tahir Porch
out with his squadron. He states that
r ad latterly received Ito pay, and w •
e state of anarchy and insubordination t
been seized with such a terror on the
e uadron, that they embarked with ill
2 t-'els which remained, abandoning tl
. baggage, and had evacuated the islan
e . resistance, so that it was possible to
5 ' any effusion of blood.—Austrian Ohm
•. CONSTANTINOPLE, Malt.
' - . A batti-scheriff of the Sultan dec
forward uo religious sects will be tol -
• pis., except those which recognise th
i Greek and Armenian Patriarchs, and
r bi, and that those who dissent must a
to one of these three sects, or emigr •
1 . Cale their property belongs to the T
: 'young Catholic girls must marry m•
inhumed sects, or be transported to A
scandal has induced the Foreign Mini
10 make remonstrances to the Porte o
to requite it to renounce a measure
tfiscoutent Europe, and alienate from
Powers which are the best disposed
P Reis Effendi, whom it is difficult to sp-
ed' the Ramasan, is said, however, to
• remonstrances of the European Env
first Dragoman of the Porte, and
wk,old be considered of. No changes
-en made up to this day, the most c
Put in their despair, hurry to the b
alit Ilkiir ebilthen depart for transpor •
1 ri:bla isle* has accordingly already .
. 11 of these unhappy persons abjure
110104frtots. Ow they may not be torn f
We lean from Greece that lbrahi