Star.
London, England, 1828-01-15 00:00:00

SUM' ANXIOUS,TII PlitleVANT IMPOSITION,
DAY and MAY respectfully inform the Public
they hive.' after Muck labour and at a very considerable ex-
pose, brought to perfection a Label of such singular construction
and's:tram dilLulty of execution, that they *int will effectually
prevent the many- Frauds, thatareclaihrpeattised en the Yuhiicr
As attention to the following description Of the-Label'irrill ensure
tlit genuine Blacking prepanid by them. A pattern like .Lace of a
rid colour covers the principal part of the Label, the names of
Deland Martin are printed in white letters edged with pink and,
black, and placed on a white ground, the address,
• 97,_HIGH-HOLBORN,
as sin whitelttters edged with pink and black, but placed on the
lacapattern' the signatire and price at foot are black bit a white
ground, the preamble" an( directions for "use are printed as before
bleak letters on white ground.-97, High-11011 mm Sept. inn&

CHItELAINS, EIiRUMATIIIMS; PALSIES. &c.
eCBLAINS are prevented. from breaking, and
their 'militating Itching 'piton* removed by ..WHIT'
HEAD'S.lssiocs of MUSTARD, universally esteemed for'
its estraordpiary MOcacy. in. Rheumatism; Palsies, Gouty .Aff&-
tione:iind Complaints ,of the, Stomach ; bet where this certain
rtyip been unknown,ror, neglected, and the Chilblains have
ay .Strike, WHITEHEAD'S FAMILY CREATE will
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eiricl46" for all ilicomed Sirgo, Sore Legs, Scott*
n-itiosches, Pimples,. Eingwninna. Shingles, Breakings-trut on
, /deer Easi, as a *elide. Sore and Inflamed Eyes, Sore
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TAIID isperbaVs the most active, penetrating, and efficacious
reaseik. in the world. curing .the severest Sprains and 'Bruises in
kmdars half ilisr time usually taken by any other Liniment or
Embrocation; it also heals Cuts, Punctures from Sharp Instru-
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out smart or paid., preventing inflammation and festering, and is
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dminstir remedy of such uriCOmmon excellence and utility, that no
family sensible to its oWn 'comfort should ever be without it.
Prepared only, and mild by R. Johnston, Apothecary, 15, Greek-
urea, Sohe, London. The /pence and Pills at us. Pd. each ;
the Centre he is. lid. and Qs. 9d.
..Tbey are also sal at 65, Corn-
bill, end may be had of evgy. Medicine Vender ,in Unita!
Kissdfam. . .
t The Genuine has the name of B. Johnston printed on the
&amp.

FRENCH PAPERS.
PROM THE OAUTTE DR fRARCI Of SAftIRDAT.
CONSIeAkTINOrLE, Dec. It.
The French and Eugliar Ambassadors have pissed
the Dardanelles, where they were received on board of
Frenctxtrigate, which will convey them to Smyrna.
M. de Ribraupierre has already left the greater part of
the Bosphorus ixhind hint, and to-morrow he will enter
the Black Sea, 'whence a fair wind will carry him in
thteYdays to Odessa.. He was eipected to arrive there
on the 16th.

At'the moment wheal the Ambassadors ships Weighed
anchor, the Porte felt, the necessity of sending them the
necessary firmans, by an aviso, who overtook them at
the entrance of the Dardanelles. Before quitting the
capital, they had requested the Minister of the Nether-
lands to protect their countrymen, and had confided to
him their archives. On this subject the Porte made
seine difficulties, and, not wishing to recognize such a
delegation, offered itself; during the abience of the.
Ambassadors, to protect Russian, French, and Engligs
••
subjects.
•
The Minister of the Netherlands had to use energetic
language 93 induce the Porte to leave to him the bar-
d**, safficientig 'embarrassing, which his brother diplo-
matists held put upon him.--The Reis Effendi must
Dave perceived,the difficulties which, in'inch critical
cirzemstances,"liiight result to the Porte, from subject-
itig itself to the necessity of protecting foreign strangers,
and ultimately prevailed on the Sultan to offer no
objection to the arrangements of the Ambassador's.
lis'iDe capital all is preparation for battle. The Chiefs
of kocinelia have arrived bere,.and have each received
a pelisse of honour. A Grand• Council was held, yes.
terday,nt the house of the MOM; at the close.Otwhicb;
*number of Tartars were dispatched 'atm iortresiet
on thetlanube, with orders, the nature ei:fnliieb•his,
• •
riot transpired.
The young Turks, of *ll aisles, are exercising them. 1
selves in the use of anal in tsl4)Eoropein Manner. The
enthusiasm: for the Silken his risen to die highest pitch
sees cfeparture of the Ifisubtoteefioirs: A firma's,
whieir has beenzcidicriasito all the.regolar corps, orders
that ill Christiasse. who Maribelong:(o them, Officers,
rilikienst may enjoy, without mo-