Star.
London, England, 1828-10-23 00:00:00

ST. KATHARINE DOCKS.

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I\TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the THREE'
-41-N DOCK GATES, on the Tower Side, will be OPEN for
the admission of Company, provided with RED TICKETS, on
SATURDAY NEXT, the 25th Instant, at Eleven o'clock ;
and that the entrance to the Duck-house, for the admission of
Company furnished with BLUE TICKETS, will be Open at
Twelve o'Clock precisely ; and in consequence of the !nate of the
Tide on that day, it is requested that the Company will auemble
as soon after the Hours named u possible.

By Order of the Hoard,
JOHN HALL, Secretary..
St. Katharine Dock Office, Oct. 21, 1828.
Every precaution has been liken to ensure convenient
Weiss and egress.* Carriages are to take up with the horses beads
:to the Tower, and no carriage will be permitted to stand on the
Tower side of the Docks, but must proceed to the Minolta,
Crescent, America•aquare, and adjacent peril'.

lt REAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS. •
THERE is not. perhaps. en the whole Materia
dies any one medicine which so effectually relieves the ;Woof
ta suffering Patient as the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP,
Who can watch the writhing tortnres.into.WhicePAlNelf Mat id
often convulsed
.11min the period of dentition, without feeling
sympathy for its sufferings! And .who would iseskate.to prcieure,
a remedy, when a remedy can be found, which is otivions'by the
effectual relief afforded in so many. di eases which are daily
coming to the novice of Mrs. JOHNSON ! Therefore. Mothers
ought never to be without the American Soothing .Syrup in the
Nursery ' • (or if a Child awakes in the night with pain, by only
ribbing the gums with a few drops of the Syrup, it will irnme%
diately open the ports. heal the gums, and thereby prevent fevers
and convulsions, for 'knead k come in. contpetision with any other
disorder. it open destroys the mother's
.hriAttest hopes. Tobe,
had, wholesale and retail, of Johnson and Co. 28, York-place,
Clty.road; and, by their appointment, of ell principal Medicine
Venders in town situ country, at Ss. td. peribottle.
N.B. None are genuine, unless signed do the stamp with Mrs.
• Johnson's ownistind.writing. as there are several 'phone aorta.

LEAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous for
curing. in all its• stages, the VENSALEAL DISRASR
One small Pill is a dose, and the taking of one box, in a recent
ease, will soon convince the patient of the certainty, of his speedy
recovery. Nothing can be better contrived, more safe;or more
conegnient than this Remedy, for such as are ribfiged to go lournies
or to sea, as it needs no confinement or restraint of Diet; and
sixty years experience (in an extensive practice) has proved that *t-
will effect a Cure when repeated Salivation- and all usher methods
Wail nothing. Fur the Scurvy and other Chrenical Disorders,
this Medicine has not its parallel. Upwards of 40,000 permits
of both sexes have been radically cured of the above cruel distlr-
ders, within. the last eight years., Prepared and sold by the sole
pibprietins, T. TA LOK and SON, Members of the Royal Col-
lege of Stirgeens, at their House. No. 9, New Bridge-street, in
Ekes of only 2s. 9d. each, duty includetLa—s- N.B. Two back
doors, and Lights in the .Passages at night.-.-They are also sold,
by their appoinunnit, with .copious directions, at the Toy-limp,
10.1, Oxfurd-street; Mr. Disberough's, No. 7,. Fisb.atreet-bill,
scaly opposite the Monument; and by one 'Penton in every r. con-
siderable Town in Great Ilietain and Irelind. Advice gratis to
suns taking the above. °ember of the Proprietor's Medicinal.

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M BURG H PAPPAS.

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VIENNA, Chrs. 20 .

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tbe Doke of Laval Montinorency, French' Attlera-
sador to-this Cooit, wbe arrived the day befell* Vise*.
day; received this forenoon tbbtftalt from Btfeluiteit.
withthe news that Geuend :Geismar *pitied, be''
tweet) Widdin and Kri4ova, s brilliant *kit:illy over the
"very sAperitir force of the Turkish &main' whom be
tad Arisen back to Kalafat with great kiss. The Turks
lie said 'to have beet some strong, and to have ahanr-
ifooed a great many cannon and much' booty on the
lleld of battle. The inhabitants of Little Wallachia are:
beside themselves with joy at being at length delivered.
from the incursion: of their barbarous enemy.

P.S. The post from Constantinople, with letters of the
26th September, has just arrived. The latest Bulletins
of,the Potte are, as usual', fevourable to the Turks.
HANOVER, Mr. Is.
The Cotut ha; gone into mourning for six Weebaon
stepoot of the death of. the Dowager Queen of Ww.
&titbit& _ _

0 Dia A, Su:. U.

Ri.a.Maiesty. the Emperor is still with the besieging
corps before Varna, which fortress daily sees sancta.
its bulwarks fall. The bravere of the Russian armyy,
animated. by the presence of the Emperor, is beyond all
description. Even during the night the bombardment
continues. Very strong intrenchments have been thrown,
ep at Jenibasar. The siege of Vuna is covered by that
position. AU the corps on the Danube have received
large reinforcements during the last six weeks so that
no apprehensions ate entertained of any attack by the
Turks. Varna must fall its some days, and the opera-
tions of our army may therefore be. more extended...-.
Heavy thunder showers, which we have had sinte the
lath, have rooted the air, and ibis change in the tem-
perature has had a very favourable influence on the
health of the troops, which had Suffered very much by
the great beat. added to ateivecous privations. Almost
all the sick have been removed to 114aardjilt and Re-
ams, where all possible attention is paid to them....
liembrugh Co re:Feldman. Uct. 18. .
HAMBURG% On. Is.
RONSON lIALLZ, Foust o'CLomt.--Such of our -ar.
gals of Wheat during the last week as were of a
quality fit for exportation, have been of ready. sale at
the prices quoted, in consequence of the state of the
London market. Our own consumers continue back-
ward. . .
.01 Rye we received but little; that little, however,
was readily taken by our own consumers.
'Barley continues in demand, with but little arrivals.
In 0 its our arrivals have been considerable, princi•
pally, however, of this year's growth; and too light for
exportation ; heavy samples are scarce, and of ready
sale. Pease, Beans, Tares, and. Rapeseed, continue in
&mai d.'
During the first ten days of the present month 66
cirgoes.of Corn pissed through the El vnd. Of thew,.
thirty were bound to British, twelve to Dutch, and
twelve to French ports; one to Bremen, one to the
Canary Islands, and one to Zante.
Dantsie Wheat, of the veetibt 124 to 130 Ile to Ito Ks.
l'onwrablan . ; . 125 to 132 175 to 210
Atdult Wbits . . 118 to 128. 180 'to 205
Anbalt Bed . . . 122 to 132 100 to 1.95
. . . . 120 to 130 120 to 160
Dantak Rye •• . • 112 to 128 $5 to 100
NagileburgO Barley . . 100 to 106 15 to 90
Uylaud Vl•if • • 68 to 80 dto 45

liot.tein'ltipeseed •
Ilambetroh *porter.
EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
ittissuaam. 06-r. 17.-43. ail 2 nwaths.ll3 74.,
tm-
oo Oct.Ake. 15.Thtse 'smiths, 6 MI.
axi, 041.11•-•••Thro =oaths, II 4&

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