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NUMBER 131171p3

GERMAN PAPERS.

riCTU4I4I•II4B7IQFFICE, Sepiegaber 21, len.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
his MAJESTY'S NAVY, le. do hereby give Notice,
That oo Tummy, the 11th of October next, they will be
ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for the
undennendooed Articles, to be delivered into his Majesty's Vie.
tualdog Stores at Deptford, viz.
MITICL P. QUA irmin.l
Malt / Pale' • • ••• 400 Qrs.
900 Do.
Pcas
40 Toni
Tobacco 3O Du.
Cocos.. lOO Do.
Sugar 4 100 Do.
Rum. 100,000 Gab.
Butter.. lO Tons]
Cheese« lO Do.
Wheitc. In In equal Weekly propoldolle of
"VIM 4000 QM 500 quarters from the day of ,
Bu , Contract.
Iron Vat, Islets ' One half thereof by the 31st of
Plate IWO, • 00 Tons Dec. next. and the remainder
vairioutiebilid • • by the 31st of Match, 1830.

FRONTIERS OF SERVIA, Sur. 8.
A mercantile letter front Adrianople, of the 25th August, says
that the Turkish Commissioners who are appointed to catry oar
the negociations at the Russian head-quarters endeavoured, ac-
cording to the usual Turkish policy, to spin out the oegociations,
and pin time t. but that. the Russian Cometander-in-Chief, who
diligently prosecutes- his operationsfor securing his positions, and
profiting by his victories, has fixed them a certain time for the ac-
ceptance of the demands of his Sovereign, and if that expires with-
out leading to a satisfactory result, be will immediately attack the
capital. •
VIENNA, Sart. 16.
Reports a peace are in general eircubtion here to-day, but they
direr from each other in the detaili. .1 communicate to you what
a letter from a respectable quarter
.bripsht by a courier contains,
without guaranteeing the contents. After the arrival of the Tur-
kish Plenipotentiaries, among whom was the Grand Vizier himself,
the preliminaries of peace were signed at the Russian brad-quarters,
on 'the basis of the Treaty of Ackermann ; and the Grand Vizier
himself, accompanied by a Guard of Honour, is gone to Consuls.
tinopie to obtain the ratification of them by the Sultan. Count
Diebitsch had declared that he expected to be able, by the 10:h of
September, to send to his Sovereign a Treaty satisfactory to both
parties. Meantime, an armistice is concluded.
MUNICH, Sam 19.
Private Letters from Vienna of 16th say, that news
bad been received direct from Constantinople, dated 26th
August, according to which the Sultan had discovered a con-
spiracy in the capital just in time to bailie the designs of the
conspirators ; 500 persons. who were considered by the Sultan
as guilty, had been obliged to expiate the suspicion with their
lives. After this mamacre—the last exploit of the energetic
Mahmoud, as he is called—his Highness, say these accounts,
terrified by the progress of General Diebitsch, sent Depu-
ties to the Russian head-quartere with the assurance that the
Sultan renounced all resistance. and left the conditions of
peace entirely to the generosity of the Emperor Nicholas. Hosti-
lities had, In fact, ceased. Such is said to have been the end of the
energy of Pdahmoud. As peace was considered at Vienna to be
inevitable. the funds,* is added, rose considerably. We give these
accounts as we have received them, and only remark that none of
the letters which we have seen say whether General Diebitsch bas
accepted this surrender of the Turks at diseredon. or whether he
has continued his march or halted. It appears to us able
that the conqueror should have refrained from .tile Vat
occupation of the Dardanelles and the forts on the
•
security for the sincerity of the Sultan's repentance. •
Probably you will have received letters from Vienna With
similar accounts. It may indeed be considered as certain that
no European war will take place to maintain the integrity of
the Turkish empire, which is reduced to absolute impotency ;
and also that Russia has the right and the power to dictate
peace. The only thing to be apprehended for the • general in-
terest of Europe is that Russia, from excess of magnanimity, may
neglect the opportunity of securing a commer independent of
England. It is a great consolation that the glided ittrnd and
decisive character of the Emperor Nicholas will find means to
combine moderation with a due regard for the great interests of
Europe, and despise the suggestions of an antiquated policy, all the
calculations of which have been put to shame. The Emperor will
not consent to a peace which would be only an armistice for the
advantage of his enemies, and sacrifice the immortal glory of his
reign by listening to a timid diplomacy. Europe hopes from Russia
the cure of its wounds, which are jealously kept open by England-
-determine Zeitwig, Sept. 21.
ADRIANOPLE, Sm. 4.—(Bv Exesess).

• 1911110011 Of MattiST.

One half of each by the 15th of
November, and the resnahtder
by the 15th December nett.

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And also fix all such quantities of Carolina Rice, Pearl Barley, and
scotch Barley, as may from time to time be required from the day
of Contract to the Slat of December, 1830•

Samples of the Malt, Peas. Oatmeal. Cocoa, and Wheat. must
he produced by the party Tendering. Those of the Tobacco,
Sugar, Iron Hoops, Rice; Pearl Barley, and Scotch Barley, toga-
seller with the Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at this
Office.

Each Tender must specify the price in words at length, and be
delivered before One &Clock: on the Day appointed; and the
Person who nukes the. Tender. or some Person on his behalf,
must aueud to answer when called for.
N. WALLER CLIFTON.

BOOKSt PUBUSH ED THIS. DAY•

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Thr Preliminaries of Peace are already signed by the Turkish
Plenipotentiaries, who have arrived here. General Diebitsch has
granted an armistice of ten days, before the expiration of which
the Pretlsnia►ries must be ratified by the Porte.—Neranisergh Cur-
raismdent, &Pt. 21.

VIENNA, Sm. 16.

The Mail from Constantinople has arrived ; it came by way of
Adrianople, and through the Russian army; the letters are not of
the 25th of August as was ezpected,but of the Slit, and let of Sep-
tember, which accounts for the late arrival. In consequence of the
accounts brought by empresses from Adrianople and Odessaof the
probability of peace, our funds rose considerably. Bank shares, yes-
terday 1180, rose to 1194, 1200; Metalliques, 1001 I. These ac-
counts say that a ten days armistice has been concluded at Adria-
nople, to give the Sultan time to declare himself with respect to the
terms of pests proposed by Gen. Diebitseh. and already agreed to by
the Turkish plenipotentiaries. It is believed with the greater con-
fidence that the Sultan will agree to the terms, as be bas nut suffi
cleat force,to sheck the advance of the General to Ms capital.—
Mahmoolls situation wai very critical, as, according to the latest
letters, the internal state of the city was favourable to the foreigu
enemy ; a powerful party of malcontents, at the bead of which
were the Janissaries, threatening the throne and the life of the
Sultan, if the war should continue.—Nuremiurg Corraporiderti.
&Pt. 21.

This day was published,
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LETTERS ON ENTOMOLOGY : Intended for the
Amusement and Instruction of Young Persons, and to faci-
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general Sketch of those extraordinary Productions which connect
the Vegetable and Animal Kingdoms.

By the same author,
in 12mo:the Second•F.dition, with a Frontispiece. price 6s.
THE WONDERS OF THE VEGETABLE KINGDOM
DISPLAYED: In a Series of Letters.

We have received, by Express, the Ambleta Obasmer of the
19th, which says--" The most recent accounts from Constanti-
nople—of the Sth instant—brought by a French courier on his
way to Paris, say that perfect tranquillity prevailei in the capi-
tal. The Sultan bad adopted the most judidous measure. to
preserve order, and to hinder the discontented-Irons profiting

POPULAR WORK ON CATARACT.
The fourth edition, dedicated, by pennies*, to the Kum,
OF A NEW MODE of CURINc4 CATARACT, bj
a Proce.s calculated to prevent the occurrence of Blindness,
and to supersede the operations of Couching and EL:faction; 111 u-
. by Cases.
By JOHN STEVENSON, E5q.1.1.11.C.5.
Lecturer on the Structure and Disease& ache Eye and Ear ; Sur-
geon Oculist and Artist Eztraordinsipto his Royat Highness the
Duke of Clarence ; and Author of " Weakness of Sight," 4th
edition ; and " Deafneis," its cause*, prevention, and Cure, &c.
• 'llls Treatise will elucidate, in plain and femilim inseam the
atteaßtages derivable from the early removal of •the different spetim
.4 cataract. The object of the Author is toeonvince the Public at
large; that the hazardous and abstird practice which has hitherto
prevailed of wilting for months or years until ghee-Cataract become
ripe. and the Patient blind, is Tendered. mmecressary, by tbeenbsti-
tution (at an early stage of the Diiease, and as soon se Dimness
and Ob•curity of Sight arolound to ezist)wf a more improved pro-
tea, which' aIF. STMENSON has for aeveral years applied with the
greatest sucottrs re 'numerous instaneoli of 4foUrlissaref Hod at every
period of Ule.
. . • tersest and Hill, Gillis illostmillistreer.

by the vicinity of the enemy's army to excite sedition. One o
the most important measures is the appointment of the celebrat-
ed Seraskier Chosrew Pacha—a zealous advocate of the new re-
forms, and therefore hated by the opposers of them—to the post
of Devlet Nasirl, or Inspector in Chief for the Government, with
instructions to maintain the stew institutions both civil and mili-
tary. Gen. Baron Mulling. considering the object of his mission
as accomplished by the near conclusion of peace between Russia
and the Porte. had embarked on the Sth of Sept. on board a Sar-
dinian ship bound to Genoa. The direct communication with Con-
stantinople being reestablished, with the concurrence of the Rus-
sian General, the next regular mall of the 10th will. as we bear, be
sent by way of Adrianople. The latest accounts from Greece rt-
caved at Constantinople announce the dissolution of the National
Assembly at Argos, after having given unlimited full powers to
CountCapod'lstrlulot the coovocation of a new National Congress
' Accounts front Adrlanopie of the 2d 'of September say that the
Prussian Major, Von Koster, who accompanied Baron Muffling,
' arrived no the 27th of August at the Russian bead-gnarters, from
Constantinople. On the 28th two Turkish Plenipotentiaries at-
rived at Adrianople. whom Lieutenant Griffiths had brought en
board the Rifleman front Constantinople t.. RtklostO: They are
accompanied by. Lieutenant Grifbthst who, on the 81st August,
returned to liodOiro with Major Custer. to embaik for Con-
stinitinciple.. On the Wile day, foie otbt 'Darkish Coninilsoloners
artlyed from the' camp of the Grand Venice. On the is! of Sept.
Act the'arrival of the gussiin Plinipotentiarj; 6int Pahlen, from
Iliporges, the biefertsicied bet'werolb*. Plettipotrittlaries of the' wo
parties were openede util no doubt was entertained of .tbst speedy
mtsierton'of pr;liminaites of peiie.—(Qootetl heap the...los:rigs.
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