Star.
London, England, 1821-09-20 00:00:00

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TO THE WORTHY AND :
OF LO]

Gmrrirstew,
ACANVASS having coi
of LORD MAYOR of
I should be wanting in respect
were I to delay thus publicly to
it is my intention to bccome a
honour. -

The present is the year in which,
date, it would fall to my lot by
office of Chief Magistrate, and
Mr. Alderman Goodbebere, I
with this feeling that in the last
hi declining to demand a poll,
to serve if returned at the Common
big that I now request the honour
port on the day of Election, and
which I have decided, if necessary,
gret that at contest should be likely
avoid everything which may bear
friendly ur unkind feeling ; but
reasonable construction of the
with the just claims of any other
my brethren of the Court of
the Chair, I can never admit
any Member of that Body to

Iu thus alluding to the rotatios,
to me to conduce in general to
trace, I trust I cannot he charged
or eontroul, in the slightest '
very are clearly entitled, and
periods exercised, of deviating
may think such a departure calk
and principles for which it was
which alone It derives its utility.

My public conduct is well known
have beeu often mistaken, but _
been always sincere in the endeavour
with firmness, and independence
Throne, and an unshaken attachment
dom of our country.

By a reference to that condi.
In my power to make, you, Gentlemen,
judge how far I am likely to
effect the duties of the Mayoralty,
franchises, and to uphold, under
the ensuing year, the high character
Corporation of the City of London.

I have the honour
r Your faithful
Chatham-place, Sept. 18, 1821

GLA MORA
BRITON FERRY MA'
TO.BE SOLD .
On Tncusitxr, the 4th October,
the Ship and Castle Inn, Neath,
THE MANSION• HOC
with the DEMESNE and
the Parishes */ Briton Ferry, N
Neath, Miehaelstotte, and Aberav,
upwards of Five Thousand Three
Farms, with suitable Houses s-

Also' all the valuable bIINJ
MINES under the same.

Also, the Great and Small
ton Ferry and Michaelatone,
Churches ofieriton Ferry, Aberavan,
and the ancient right of FERR'

This welt known Mansion,..
situation and surrounding scenery.
Swansea, at the mouth of the
the late Lord Vernon, since
afterwards of John Rolls, Esq. ...
upon, with ample Offices, Coach-houses,
sure-grounds, Etc. Sec.

The Estate is intersected
great advantages for trade, as
of the entrance into the Port
lie close upon the Shipping-place,
valuable; a large Capital bath '
Works, producing excellent "
Estate in Alichaelstone.

The respective Tenants will
Particulars may be had of Al;
sea (who will give all local'
Castle, Nvath; Mackworth
'Pennant. Harrison. and 'Pennant,
will produce Plans of the Estate.

TOOTH-ACIII.
AMEDICINE like Pl.
has received the sanction
guished Personages in the Kink,
testimony of the first Physicians
favourable comments in ltighh
where it has been declared to'
for the 'Tooth-Ache and Ear-.
more need not be said in its pr..
virtues. It instantaneously relieves
preserves the Teeth sound
effectually cures the Scurvy in ,
renders them firm and serviceable
tually prevents the Tooth-Ache.
Sold by the Proprietor's appoii
.s. 9d. by Butlers, Chemists, ,
Sackville-street, Dublin; and
sellers, and 31edieine Venders,
United Kingdom.
N. B. The name and address
engraved en stantrattached
VIITATIODiS under similar inks.

EAKE"S GENUINI
.4 curing, in all its stages,
One .mall Pill is a dose, and •
case, will soon convince the •
recovery. Nothing can be I
convenient than this Remetil
nies or to sea, as it needs no
and sixty years experience (in
that it will erect a Cure when
methods avail nothing. Fr
Disorders, this Medicine
40,04...0 persons of both sexes
above cruel disorders, within
sold by the sole rroprietors,
of the Royal College of Sur:
lhitlze-street, in Boxes of
N.lk Two bark doors, and
They are also sold, by their
Lions, at the Toy-shop, 103,
No. 7, Fish-street-hill, newt
one Person in every consider
Irelar.d. Advice gratis to "
I die Proirietor's Medicines.

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) INDEPENDENT LIVERY ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. I'IENNA, SEPTEMBER 5. •
,ONDON. SIR ASTLEY COOPER and Mr. GREEN will
begin their COURSE of ANATOMICAL and SLR- (raost THE AVCTRIAN nese:iv:a.) A
commenced for the OFFICE GICAL LECTURES on MONDAY, the Ist of October, "The last accounts from
at Two o'Clock. Bucharest, of the 21st of ~ i
Arignet, mention a new scene of terror and devastation ' . • ,
f this CITY for the ensuing year, _ of which that unfortunate city has been the theatre. . !
tto you, and in justice to myself, WALTON UPON THAMES, SURREY. " Our Readers recollect the name of Caminate
to state the grounds upon which TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Bimbaschi.Sawa, known for the part he played at the
4 Candidate for that tuatinguilhed A FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATE, head of his corps of Arnauts since the commencement J. 1
the of irsurrecti oTheodore, the oir f - P
containing about Fifteen Acres of excellent Pasture Land,• i
which, according to the order of eligibly situated for building a Villa upon. Also sonic Cottages
doors in Wallachia. Caminar Sawn, who, in the last
sy the usual rotation to serve the in Church-street.,
For particulars apply to G. B. Tyndale, Esq. Lincoln's Inn- war between the Russians and the Turks, was one of .. •
A to which, since the decease of
fields; or to Mr. Crutchfield, at Walton. ' the boldest of the Turkish partizans, and who did ,
I have naturally looked. It was
much damage to the Russian army, particularly . _ :se•
during the siege, of Rudschnck, entered Wallachia
st year I thought myself justified ADVANTAGEOUS OPPORTUNITY FOR BUILDERS
tshheorhtleya,ailotefriitilsiecfiorpists,l:lrirticiclialmv.a.,tisioenntoifreThly
deoevdootreed,
to
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although it was my determination AND OTHERS.• I:'''-'
minim Hall; and kis with thisfeel- LAND ELIGIBLY SITUATED FOR BUILDING,
moor of your attendance and sup- Six Mlles from Oxford-street,
• • Abounding with fine Brick Earth, him. He declared openly for Theodore; but his game
and of your suffrages 'at the poll,
TO BE LET BY AUCTION, became very soon equivocal ; and, after the appear-
awry, to demand. I sincerely re- •
On LEASE for NINETY-NINE YEARS, ance of Ypsilanti in Moldavia, he coefined himself to
ikely to arise, and am anxious co
At an Annual Ground Bent, maintaining a strong position at Bucharest. When the
bear even the appearance of an un- By Mr. ROBINS, Turkish army advanced beyond the Danube, he pub- t.
nit I am convinced that upon no (Of Warwick-street, Golden-square), licly embraced the cause of the Porte, and appeared
s custom of rotation do I interfere
At the King's Arms,in Gteat Ealing, on Pdososv, October 2e., as if lie had defended it up to that moment.
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Cher Gentleman; and in justice to 1821, at Twelve o'Clock, in Seven Lots, "The Kiaja-13ey, commanding the Turkish army
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Aldermen who have not passed A CONSIDERABLE PLOT of LAND, most in Moldavia, assembled, in the first fortnight of last
month, stweral detachments of troops at Bucharest. ' I
it the principle which would allow XX eligibly situate at GREAT EALING, in the county of
claim the rotation at his pleasure. Middlesex, about Six. Miles from Oxford-street, consisting of Caminat-Sawa, who until then bad continued the war et
1 ;
A spacious PI/01 of GROUND, occupying a frontage of
:dos, which has always appeared nearly Two hundred and Fifty Feet to Ealing, and running a against the small isolated -corps of Insurgents, who
o the respectability of the Magis- very considerable depth backwards, with Walls on the same. made here and there incursions along the frontiers, l''
lam was also recalled to Bucharest, and appeared there
lamed with an attempt to question Also, about Six Hundred and Fifty Feet, fronting upon Guy's . t
lane, and extending backwards about Four Hundred Feet.
v. ill as, 1000 Arnauts cf his corps. On the 19th of
degree, the right to which the Li-
l'he Land is admirably adapted for the Election of il as, ,I'
l which they have so often at all August, in the morning, Caminar-Sawa went to the
finely ornamented with luxuriant Sfirubs, interspersed in various! • '
g from that custom whenever they directions • abounds with fine Brick Earth; well worth the at- Kiaja- Bey with two of his Captaini—the Bimbaschi-
.
ailed for by a regard to the objects tendon of'Builders. Coaches start from the Village, and, being Gentch-Aga, and the Dey, Baschi-Mihaly At their
tea originally introduced, and from situate between the two Great Western Roads, j
con_etropovleyanceus are
entrance into the court of a-
the Hotel of the Kia
to be had, at all times of the day, to and from the n s.
icy. . The Lots may be viewed by applying to John Luck, onthe Hey, his guard received them with a discharge of
Lanvin toms, ftliow-citizens. I may Premises, of whom Particulars may be had, and at the King's musketry, which killed them on the spot. At the i
t I can say with truth that I have Arms, Bell, Feathers, and Old Hats, Ealing ; the Pigeons, and same time a general attack was made on the Arnauts,
is ho had been sent into more distant quarters. The 1 ,
One Tun, Ilientford; Star, Kew-bridge; Packhorse, Turn-
mdeavour to combine 'moderation
ham-greet and Acton; of Messrs. Fladgate, Neild, and Young,
greater part retired into the Convents, which are the I •
nee of party with loyalty to the Sollcitoo, Essex-street, Strand ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-
achment to the constitutional free- street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. strongest buildings in the town, and there defended a
their lives with that bravery which belongs to them. . .41
CAPITAL EXTENSIVE. FREEHOLD PREMISES,
luct, rather than by any professions 'l We may quote, in proof of this bravery of the.
WATLING-STREET. 1 i
Gentlemen, will be best able toArnauts, the following trait :—A detachment of their
With most commodious Warehouses and Dwelling Apartments.
A execute with impartiality and TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, body threw itself into a convent, before which, when
ralty, to maintain your rights and By Mr. ROBINS, the firing ceased, were found 400 Turks killed, or i
ler every probable circumstance in (Of Warwick-street, Golden-square), severely wounded ; and within the walls, all the Ar-
eracter and ancient dignity of the At °areaway's Coffee-House, Exchange-Alley, Combill, on nauts had been killed in defending themselves. In
Tummy; October 25, 1821, at Twelve o'Clock, consequence of their vigorous resistance, it was be- • 1
andon.
Valuableci FREEHOLDpremierectedEwSirThiAn
aTfEe,,v corn-years lievedmeo.
tthheartedwii sergeaorreilsyond consistedtyiline.of severaleare hundredtoldge
r to be, Gentlemen, AVEr.R-Z,espa 11
ithful and obedient Servant,
nerally, that Caminar-Sawa was again on the point
d. WAL HEYGATE. on a handsome elevation, and finished in a very substantial manner.
Most advantageously situate, N 0.19. Watling-street, occupying .• . . his
Of changing game, and. that his project having • •i 1"
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ft GANSHIRE. a frontage of nearly forty-seven feet; extending backwards
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nearly seventy feet ; containing on the Ground Story, a capital been dkcovered, he became the victim of it. Per- f i
tNSION AND DEMESNE, Range of Warehouses and Accompting House, adapted for a haps, also, the solemn procession which he made with
the Standard of the Cross at I3uchatest, a little before 1
DBY AUCTION, . Concern on an extended scale; with a Private Entrance-hall; a
capital Staircase, leading to a handsome Drawing.room,.Dining-
the entry of the Turks, was partly the cause of his • . ' .
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ober, 1821, at Twelve &Clock, at ..
ash, Glamorganshire, in One Lot, parlour and Breakfast-room, elegantly fitted up, and eommo-
dious landing; excellent Kitchen, Scullery, and Pantry, behind destruction. Continual vacillations amongst the
)USE of BRITON FERRY, which there is a Warehouse, three Stories over, containing nu- Chiefs of the insurrectional 'patty prevail in these e
unfortunate countries. They never fight with cou-
rage or resolution for a cause, but only for their OWn
and other adjoining LANDS, In merous excellent Bedchambers and Servants' Apartments, fitted
y, Neath, Raglan, Lantwitt-justa up with every convenience. In the Basement, sement, anotherexten-
indiyidual interest. This circumstance is so little . , .
,beravan; containing in the whole sive light Warehouse, for the stowage of Goods; and good W-
ilmer Hundred Acres, divided into lars'for Wine, Beer, Coals, &c. Arca in front.
To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars on the Premises ;of known in foreign places, that the greater part of the i ,
i and Outbuildings, &c. .
Messs. Tomlinson, Thomson, Baker, and Smith, Solicitors, opinions which are formed respecting the progress i ,
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SIES of COAL, IRON, and other
King's Arne yard at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, War- '
of events in these countries, must be erroneous."
wick-street, Golden-square, where an Elevation of the Premises 1 :
I TYTIIES of the Parishes of Bri- may be ae,,,. The same Journal says—e, The latest news which
, and the ADVOWSONS of the' . we have received from Moldavia are to the 24th of
tAhuegHusots.—podAart :Isastesyp,hatlateakCi.atascoarind,
i,orhLasiecuatuesenadntthoef
beravan, Raglan, and Michaelstone, MILL-HILL, HENDON. ' •
tRY over the River Neath.•
Capital FAMILY RESI DENCE, with excellent GARDEN,
following Fir man to be published: -.11
,so remarkable for the beauty of its attached and detached OFFICES, and PLEASURE
cenery, is situated on the Bay of GROUNDS, a small compact COTTAGE RESIDENCE, l,
e Neath River' was the residence of OFFICES, OUTBUILDINGS, and 51 EA ROWS, corn- ." S•reenatimci, present Caimacan of Moldavia, to thee, who art
te of George Earl of Jersey, and pact FARM, with BAI LI FF's COTTAGE, and FARM by right one of the first of the people of the MaiSIAII, may ~ ii
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el. and may be immediately entered BUILDINGS, I) W ELLI NG-110USE, and COTTAGES, thy end be happy! •
ach-houses, Stables, Gardens, Plea- GARDEN G ROU ND, and sundry ENCLOSURES of "It is necessary-that thou shouldst know that, with
the aid of the Gorr of Mercy, .he apostates, and the
MEADOW and ARABLE LA ND, containing upwards of „
l
by the Neath Canal, and possesses ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-FIVE ACRES, authors of the events against the public tranquillity, 1
a commanding all the Eastern Bank Only Nine Miles from the Metropolis.
:of Neath. The Mints of Coal, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, who had entered Moldavia, have received the punish-.
dace and are thereby rendered very By Mr, ROBINS, • ment they deserved, and that this country now en-
sib been lately expended in Iron- (Of Warwick-street, Golden-square,) joys some repose.
" All the honest, faithful, and innocent inhabitants . .
Iron, under a Lease of part of the
At Garraw•ay's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Combat, on THORS- •
DAT, the 25th of October, 1821,-at Twelve o'Clock, in Six of the towns and districts of this Principality,who, only ,•
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rill spew the Premises, and printed Lots,
Ir. Lewis Thomas, Solicitor, Swan- -,
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, for fear of the wicked, teok refuge in the neighbouring
States, may now be assured that they ought to have
information); also at the Ship and T"no dread of their lives, fortunes, or any property N
t Arms, Swansea; and of Messrs. situate at Mill-Hill, Ilendon, in the County of Middlesex,
tnnant, Gray's Inn, London, who Lox 1, Comprises the CAPITAL MANSION HOUSE, whatsoever, the privileges and laws of the country
eying confirmed in
state. most delightfully situate on a fine commanding Eminence, ".
their original integrity. *Every
embracing most luxuriant and extensive Views, in excellent
IE AND EAR-ACHE. condition, very handsomely fitted' up, and adapted for the one is therefore under an obligation to return to hie
respectability,i with
pan natiee land, there to live in a tranquillity which shall
PERRY'S ESSENCE, which accommodation of a family of the
sfihrsti
Front
Shrubbery, with
Coach-house,
Stables,iece not be disturbed,. devoting himself to industry, to
trade, and to agriculture. s•
ion and support a the most distin- Entrance
Ivater Lodge,
a extensiveCarriage-drive ,awt
in
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Kingdom, together with the unitedl .
ofardener's-cottage, and Outbuildings, Pleasure-grounds, laid
Hants in Europe, and the numerous
out with Gravel walks, richly ornamented with thriving Shrubs, " Thou shalt take ewe to tranquillize the minds of
ighly respectable Medical Journals,
Evergreens, Flowers, &c. a capital productive Kitchen Garden, all, to recal the dispersed inhabitants, and to give each
0 be the "best thing ever discovered
well stocked, cropped, and planted, Paddock, &c. containing the assurance that we will keep our word. Thy duty
-Ache," place it above competition ; .
6 praise, but merely to point out its nearl • SEVEN ACRES, all in the finest order, no pains or ex- .
.a sO shall C, whilst expecting the appoi I bC, ntment, and
the arrival of the Prince, to regulate all the economic al
pence having been spared to render it a most desirahle retreat.
relieves the most excruciating pain,
T A small compact COTTAGE RESIDENCE, situate
and perm, prevents further decay,
in the Gums, fastens loose Teeth, and on the 2iouth-west aide oaf the Road, with a Pure court, Gray.ei. and political affairs which shall arise in the provinces;
:cable to the latest period, and effeee led walks, Shrubberies, Garden, Coach-house, Stables, 'lwo to occupy thyself with activity, and, in conformity to
the laws and usages of this country, to administer' the
cbe. Cottages, Cow-house, Farm-yard, and Foe:- Enclosures of rich
Meadow Land, finely ornamented with Timber, containing up-
amoiatment, in bottles atl s. 1 id. and ofthe Prince and to direct the e 110 alien revenues ,employment
wards of TWENTY-SEVEN ACRES, adjoining Mr. BRAN..
5, No. 4, Cheapside, London,and 34, TJle9 and Mr. Caaa's Lands, and Button lisle Common, on the of them. Such is the inl'ariable will of oar Sovereign ;
ad by the principal Druggists, Book- road to Bernet. and it is in this sense that the necessary orders have
urs, in every 'lowa throughout :he LoT ;;. A very eligible compact Estate, DOLICE FARM, been expedited, in order to their being put in came.
Lion. In consequence, therefore, thou shalt take every
situate nearly opposite to Lot One, with .Bailiff and Fanning-
dress If "Butter, 4, Chenpsidc," are man's Cottage, Farm-yards, Barns, Stable, Cow-houses, Cart- • • •111 r ow exactly the imentioes of the Emperor,
?il I, nick bottle,tottistinznisli it front lodges, and all requisite Outbuildings, Seven Brick-built Cut. pains to t
a• rages, with Gardens, and sundry Enclosures of rich Meadow whi ell shall be communicated to thee."
Land, containing nearly ONE HUNDRED ACRES, divided The dispersed remains of the Insurgents, wandering
NE PILLS, justly famous for by thriving Fences, belted by a fine Plantation, and well sup- yet in the mountains of Dorna, have is id a consider- •
ges, the VENEREAL. DISEASE plied with Water, adjoining the London-road, Frith-lane, and
able Turkish corps sent - iinst them teem Jassy. -( )
td the taking of one Box, in a recent the Lands of Mr. Menotti and Mr. FENTII.ADI. as.'
patient of the certainty of his speedy ;theless all the :Janissaries had qaitted Jassy on
LOT 4. TWO small SLIPS of MEADOW LAND, adjoin- Never
better contrived, more safe, or moo- -ng the 2.2 d of August, and bad returned towards the
ir the foregoing Lot, on the West-end, containing THREE
dy, for such as are obliged to go jouPOLES. Danube. A sombre stupor continued to reign in the
to confinement nor restraint of Diet; Lox 5. A small PLOT of GARDEN GROUND,
capital, as well as in the rest of the province.
;in an extensive practice) has proved opposite
to Lot One, containing TWENTY POLES.
hen repeated Salivation and allother
G. A DWELLING-HOUSE, with Stable, Coach- ,• •
As 'e noticed a few weeks ago, that General Bo:.rVA it
For the Scurvy and other Chronical •
had resigned his functions as President of the Re-
has not its parallel. Upwaatis of house,
.brr and a good
.Garden, and. small Pightle,with a Pond of
es have been radically cured of the -a.% ater,.situate at Upper Ila.e, at the comer of the !toads from
Falgeware, near the Green public of Columbia. It appears, however, by letters
air the last eight years. Prepared and 1 Mill Hill and. Heghw 00l Hill . to. 1 , r
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received yesterday from Cucuta, that the Ct•nwe,,, ~
~ T. TAYLOR and SON, Members Mall, containing nearly r 1.1 II Lk. • C t ..h. • -:
in their sitting of the 9th Nl:ty, imtwithstan:°ing the
teems, at their House, No. 9, New 1 To be viewed by applying to Mr. Alexander, the Railiff, at • •
r only 2s. 91 each, duty included.—; police Farm, by Tickets. where Particulars may be had, anti at very decisive tone in which his resignation was ten-
-1 ',tilts in the Passages at night.— I the Mansion ; at the hue aliii Hill.; Bell, IF-:diendon ; Greet
lied. d.ei ed. , have unanimously voted his re-ch;ction. As ;he ..
.ir appointment, with copious Wive- ; Man, Upper lisle; Cranes, and M.lnte Ilan, gereare ;
Mr. D' borough's, ' Lion, and Green Alan, Bawer; Essex Arms, Mefferd ; to char acti.r o • f Generall3oets:a it renders it irnpos.sible to
13, oxford-street; 1 . is i
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Lay opposite the Monument; and by , Messrs. Tomlinson, Thomson, Baker, and Smith, Solicitor; doubt the sincerity of his renunciation, it remains t
derable Town in Great &Rah re
and; King's Arms-yard, Coleman-stet ;'at Garraway's; and of Mr.
~ be seen how far his private inclinations will be con. 11
Persons taking the above, or ot:in'of I Rubins, Warwick-street, Golden square, where a nal, of the
i treu.,.i:c...
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1 Litate may be at.en. by the public wislars f bis countrymen.
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LONDON.

STAMTI&AL DRTAILS ON PARIS.'
.642n116 3e tannnot., Prefect of the Depart-
itent‘)f tike Seine, ha; recently published a work,
from official documents, containing some interesting
particulars on the state of Paris. The following ex-
tract will afford a curious comparison with the state
of London:
On the tat of January, 1819, there were registered, in Paris,
1,171 Cabriolets de place (on the stands), of which 765 were
for the streets, and 406 for the vicinity.
106 Messageries and Voitures for fixed destinations, not in-
cluded in those for the vicinity of Paris.
489 Coaches of remise.
318 Cabriolets of ditto.
4,804 Private Cabriolets.
9,080 Carts.
495 Vultures is 1, ammo, drawn by one horse.
843 Mao ditto, drawn by band.
Of Private Voitures, drawn by two or more horses, not sub-
ject to take a number, the Administration can give no precise
a:count:
1,600 Horses are generallykept in Paris, exclusive of those
brought thither by strangers.
An eighth part of the paving of Paris is renewed annually,
during seven months of the beet season.
The streets, bridges, and public squares are righted by 4,553
Lanterns which consume annually 275,667 kilogrammes of oil
(608,3971b5. avoird.)
In the Public Establishments 482 Lanterns consume 14,379
kilogrammes of oil (31,7341b5. avoird.)
The ordinary watering and cleaning of the streets is done by
the inhabitants. That of the bridges, quays, gates, and squares,
ur.ploy, from the Ist March to the 31st October, 110 men ; and
during the other four months, 250 men.
The clearing away of dust, &c. during eight months require
140 men and 210 bosses ; in the winter 111011illb, 2UO men are
required, and 330 horses.
'rile Corn Market can contain 40,000 sacks.
In ordinary years there are consumed in Paris-
-718,000 Hectolitres of Wine, including about 450,000 bottles
(13,969,1142 wine gallons).
24.950 Ditto of Cyder (659,154 wine gallons).
77,000 Ditto of Beer (2,034,263 wine gallons).
15,600 Ditto of Vinegar (359,398 wine gallons).
71,750 Bullocks.
8,500 Cows.
16,500 Calves.
539,653 Sheep.
70,500 Hogs.
931,000 Pigeons.
174,000 1/ucks.
1,289,000 Chickens
251,000 Capons or Poulets.
549,000 Turkeys.
528,000 Geese.
131,000 Partridges.
tL77,000 Rabbits.
29,000 Hares.
Butter and Eggs cost annually 10,348,800 francs.
Oysters cost 599,400 francs.
Sea Fish, 5,417,600 francs.
Fresh-water Fish, 333,400 francs.
The receipts of the twelve Theatres, including the Cirque
Olympique, may be valued, one year with another, at 5,500,000
francs ; of which they give 500,000 francs for the use of the poor.
Ten thousand persons daily frequent the Spectacles, of whom
7000 pay, and 3000 have free admissions.
The receipt of the minor Spectacles, Balls, Gardens, Concerts,
Coffee-houses a soirees amnsantes, curiosities, &c. may be esti-
mated at 1,000,000, of which 100,000 francs go to the poor.
So that public amusements produce above 6,000,000 francs,
which is above 16,000 per day, not including the expense of re-
freshments, and of gaining, which pays separately.

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1821.
PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ON!. o'ca.uca:
3 per Cent. Consols 761/4 75,5 76
5 per Cent.lo93/8 Vs 1/4—lndia Stock 234
India Bonds 635. 645. pr.—Exch. Bills 3s. Is. pr.
Consols for October 761/2 %, 3/4-

A letter has been receive& from Constantinople,
dated the 38th ult. at which time tranquillity pre-
•ailed in that capital, and the hopes of an amicable
arrangement with Russia were more sanguine than
ever. The opinion of the best informed persons in
the city, and who ate deeply interested in the issue,
is decidedly favourable to peace. It is also under-
stood, that the last advices from St. Petersburgh are
of the same complexion, and that the first Russian

houses in this country are acting at this moment
under a similar persuasion. Doubts are entertained
in the City as to the truth of a statement which ap-
peared in the French Papers of Saturday, and in
which it was said that the EMPEROR had left St. Pe-
tersburgh for Odessa. The French Papers of Sunday,
which arrived yesterday, make no further allusion to
a circumstance of such importance. They contain
advices from St. Petersburgh of the 22d ult. at which
time the EMPEROR appears to have been in that city.
He had been a few days before at Cronstadt, to see
the ships commanded by Captain /32LLINGHAUSEN,
which had returned from a voyage of discovery to
The North Pole.

The following Proclamation has been issued by the
Greeks : From the Camp on Mount Olympus, July 20.
MACEDONIANS! Gasses!—The standard of liberty waves over
the summit Of Olympus—over the summit of Pindus. Glorious
monuments, the monumental columns, the tombs of our heroes
have passed away ; but our native mountains, those eternal tro-
phies of our glory, still bid defiance to time. Macedonians, children
of Alexander, around these trophies will we assemble : beside
them will we conquer or die ; and those who fall in the glorious
cos:test will add new lustre to the deeds of their ancestors; and
that lustre will strike terror into the hearts of the barbarians l—
blacedonians, Children of Alexander, Sons of the Conquerors of
the World, grasp your swords ! Shame on those who will longer
submit to be governed by a wretched horde of barbarians.—
Your mountains and your valleys are free, and the ensigns of
tyranny only still wave on the fortresses. But in vain do
the Barbarians hide themselves behind the walls of Sakai-
chi, of Jenizzar, of Cavalla, and call them, as heretofore,
th, ir bulwarks; hut these walls will fall before the swords
of the Macedonians, and we will avenge the sufferings
of our fathers, our wives, and our daughters, in the blood
of the barbarians. Thrice have we already conquered! Phllipo-
poli I, already in our possession. Our heroes in a few days took It
firagira is no more; the Greeks have destroyed the town of the
philosopher. Why should it be an asylum for the barbarians?
Many have fallen, more will yet fall ! But our tanks increase
daily, and will still further increase. To those who have sacrificed
themselves on the altar of freedom the favour of Heaven will be
extended, and their brothers will avenge their death. To arms !
to freedom, Macedonians I Greeks of every country, the eyes of
the world are turned upon ma. ODYSSF.US,
Commander of the Macedonians...

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