Star.
London, England, 1829-03-30 00:00:00

PRIVATE TUTOR.

A. VACANCY is now Open in ,he Emily of a filar•
rigid Clergyman, the number of whose Pupils is limited
to Ms, his-Residence a moderate disfance from L lotion; he c.in
•a[:r the most sathfactory References to Noblemen and Gentlemen
-whose Sons haft been under his care.

Letter to be directed for the Rei. J. C. C. Mr. Redweles,
Bookseller, 48. New Bond.street, London.

IIbIPROV ED FURNITURE PASTE, BY T. SHILLITOE
DRUGGIST, TOTTEN H A M-lIIGH-CROSS.
HIS CaMPUSITION is much used by Cabinet-
11makers to clean , and beautify Mahogany and other Wood ;
hi smell is not disagreeable, neither will it stain the whitest Linen.
Sold, by appointment, by Evan Edwards, Be, St. Paul's Church-
yard; J. Sanger, IS% Oxfortl.street ; Stradling and Nix, Royal
Exchange; Mackiway, City-road; Mathews, Kingsland-ruad ;
Sattoa, Bow Churchyard; C. Butler and Co. 57, Queen-street,
Cheapli ; Stilwell, 73, Sboredltch ; and Lawson, 53,. Coleman.
street, at es. each pot.

. GENUINE PATEN I' NI El)IC1 N E S. sold by
Messrs. Rims's, Chemins. Cheapsides corner of Sr. Paul's,
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• London; Sackville-streto, Dublin ; and Princes-street, Edinburgh:
appointed sole Agents for Dr. James's Fever Powder and Analep.
-tic Pint, is the place of Messrs: Newberry and Sons.
Anderson's Scots Pills flouper's Pills
•• - &wriest's- Soothing Syrup Husham's Tincture Bark
Braithwaite's Black Drops Dunes Family Pills
• ,Ching'. Worn, Learnt s Juniper's Essence of Peppermint
Collits's Cephalic Snuff Macassar and Russia NI
Cundell's B dram of Hotte7 - Oxley's Essence of Ginger .
Discwi's Antillihous Pills Ruspini's Dentifrice, &e.
Daisy's Carminative Solomon's Balm of Gilead, &c.
• De V.llio's Syrup Singleton's liniment
Dutch Drops • Steer's. Opodeldoc
Freeman's Hashing Spirit* Stoughton s Bitters
G.ithohl's Balsam Seidlicz and Lemonade Powders
Gov/hind's Lotion Soh and Ginger Beer Powders
IStodkey's Cordial. Salt, Lemon, & Scouring Drops
11, nry • Ntagnesis Sandwell's Issue Plaster.
• ...--- Vinegar • Torlington's &shims
And every other Patent Medicine of reptite.
• Motchintvi Ceps:dim, and others, cannot be too.eireful in the
purchase of the i.bove Arrieles for Exportation, as spiirlous imam-
• nuns lie general 4 in circulation.
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Medicine Chests completely Sued for all climates.
R. B. Tocitirson's Gumming Csistraso** &Imo
&treas. Bums* are appointed Sole Agents fstr.

A N iniattable Domestic Medicine, Patronized by
her Grave the late Duchess of RUTLAND, Lady CA-
-IiOI,INE LAMB, Right Hon. Lady AMHERS'r, Lady C.
DUN D.AS. Right Hon. lady G. CAVENDISH, Ulan. Mrs..
GRAY, Lady CATHARINE WALPOLE, Hun. Airs. EGER.
TOR, Alai. Mrs. BATItURST. Right Hori. Lord Viscount
AMIEN S, &e. &c.
Mt. HADLEY'S POWDERS,
• A safe shied certain Cure for Inward Weakness, Convulsion Fits,
hipiteptic Fitt, Hysterics, and Nervous Complaints.
The* Powder; possess extraordinary properties, and by due
perseverance in their applicition, effect a safe and. certain Cure in
*remelt of Ifelatation, Debility, and Weakness in Children and
• Adults ; gift* inintedlete relief to the suffering Infant, or gro*n
Portions Altered wins CONVULSION FITS; also in Cases of
. RFILILPSY of FALLING FITS. In Lassitude and Nervous
" . Debility, Hysteric and Spasmodic Complaints, these Powders pre-
sint a grand Restofative ; alio eitirpate Fits which Females are
' misject to (kiting PREGNANCY. They strength'en the Stomach,
• increase this Appetite, remote Digestion, and finally invigorate.
dm whole hounap frame, without confinement, or (gunge of dlet.
•,. . Prepared and Sold by. the Sole Proprietors. A. ROWLAND
- aid SON, 20, Hatton Garden, who have (for the convenience of
Purchasers) made small Pactaget, it 2s. 9J. and 4r. 6d. or in
• bets containing three at 45.1111, fin 'ls. and in large bot Sen at
, Into rank, ditty included.
Said by appoinunestt by Mr. Sanger. Medicine Warehouse, 150;
fordstrcet ; Barclay and Sons, 95, FleetAnarket; Edwards, 66,
• a. Pant's Church-yard; Butler, 4, Chapel& ; Sutton and Co.
Bon-Cluarclt.yard; Noon, 11119, Suited • Johnston,. Coenbill;
.swadling. Medicine Warehouse; Royal laelentogslete;
_end Co. treating the Beni &cheap.

General. Count Diebitsch, Commaridet!.-in-Chief of the
army, gives a report of ler:cr.:al s'uccessful.recormoivances
horn PraVa.di. Major• General koprirsooff, who left
l'ravadi.an.rhe 7th of February with three batrslions,
one cannon, and 100 Cossacks, took possession of the
'village of Assaibeli, drove the Twits out fit, and took
`2OO oxen. .Ori his return to Pravadi he intercepted a.
Jirisioir of the enemy, who followed him, andput theta
to fl.ght. . The lost of the Tut ks was tbnsidtrable—we
had three kdieJ and two wounded.
...On.the,l9th the
same General prcceeded.t, the village of Markoftcha,
where the Tusks, anable..to withstand. his impetuous:,
attack, were dispersed.; leaving behind their artillery aural
horses. Though the dat kness of the'night favored theit
flight, they bad 20 men killed, and tts eonini:inder of !
the division was taken prisoner.. We didnot lose a man.
In Markoireha we found iconsiderable-cinantity of bit..,
cuit and barley.
According to a report of Gen. Dauctny, the Turks,
3,000 %thong (both cavalry and infantry,) made a sally.,
from Giurgevo, brit falling in with sevcral regiments'
of Cossacks, retreated partly to Giurgevo, partly .on
the ice to Ruchelfuk. 'On the 19:h they made another
sally with a•greater force, but with no more success,
being obliged, after alb°, t action, to retreat into the
fortress without having caused us the slightest loss.
G neral Count Lingeron reporti that he had found
it Tournoul seven cannon besides the 41 first men-
tioned. The inhabitants and the gaeris nof Nicopoli,
terrified at the quick reduction of the fortresses of Kale
and Toornoul, which was accomplished under their
eyes. and fearing to see our soldi,rs un.ler their walls,
ale flying into the interi' r of golgari I, in spite of the
vigilance and the punishments by which Tchapan Oglou
endeavours to keeir-them in the fortress;