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BAST INDIES.

PRIVATE LETTER FROM BARODA, DATED JUNE 15, 1816.
gg We have jest returned from Cinch, which place
we conquered with about 8,000 men. We saw little
or no service, but sad havoc was made among all
the recruits of the European corps, and the young •
Officers, by fever ; we lost four, and had three that
were obliged to leave us to go to sea, two of whom
have not since returned. Every other corps were
nearly as bed. I have had this fever thirty-eight
tints in three years, while our corps have been in
Coiter.tt, but have got over them all ; the heat is in-
tolerable for the last two months—thermometer 104.
'There has ben another Nepaul war on the
Beugal side, and our troops carried all before them
the Rajah has come into all our terms, &c. ; also a
terrible rebellion, the accounts of which reached this
yesterday. At Barrilly the head people refused to
pay the tar, and proceeded to violence, in conse-
quence of which dispatches were :wet for troops, 270
men being all that was there. The rebels in three
days were 7,000 match-locks, 6.000 swords, and a
number of spears•men. They were to begin on the
fourth to attack, as the different corps were to be in
on that day in the evening. Captain Cunningham
marched a regiment of cavalry sixty-four miles in
fifteen hours, and brought up 400 men before the
battle began; the rebels told our Sepoys to run off,
foe it was madness to think of standing 700 men
against 15,000. Our party had two guns which the
fellows were determined to take ; the infantry were
formed in a square round these, and here they stood
the repeated charges of the enemy, till at last dash-
ing forwatd they made most dreadful havoc ; about
1000 of 'the enemy fell, and the rest retired from a
handful of British Sepoys, who have never been sur-
passed by any troops. We expect a Mahratta war
very soots: it is said these lads want to try to drive
ns out of India ; but I don't know how far the con-
quest of Nepaul, Cutch, ice. will go with them. If
they now go to war they-e ill not again, for they will
be bound down pretty well it they lose the day."
" JULY 29.—Sicce I wrote the above we have
assembled the force 3, and expect to move off early
next trionth. against the M Arrattas. Lord Moir( has
left Calcutta to take the Bengal army. All will be
over by the time you receive this."
London, England, 1816-12-11

JAMAICA PAPERS.

Papers from the above Island to the 22d October:l
have reached us.- In one of them, -the Jamaica Courant I
of the 19th, we observe that a privAteer, commanded
by a Captain BROWN, h.ts captured a vessel belong.
kg to Jamaica. Some of the vessels whit)) now in-
test the Western Seas, should rather he considered in
the light of pirates than in any oilier character. We
subjoin the statement given in the Paper alluded to :
" KINGSTON, OC IT/BLit 19.

" The British schooner Perthshire, Capt. Calder,
belonging to this port, was captured off Morant Bay
on the 23d ultimo, when on a voyage from Port
Royal to Mtracayho, with a valuable cargo of dry
goods, by the privateer General Arismentli, com-
manded by one Brown, an American. She was taken
to the Isle of Vasche, where her passengers and crew
were sent ashore, and part of the guns, ammunition,
kc. of the privateer put on board of the Perthshire,
and both vessels proceeded on a cruize. The above
marauder was said to have a commission from the
Commanding Officer at Margaritta, and that her
crew consists of a motley set of all nations."
London, England, 1816-01-05

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SYSTEMATIC EV IJCAI'ION.

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HARWICH, JANUARY 4.

Arrived the Auckland, Castlereagh, and Leices-
ter packets, with Mills, from Cuxhaven.--Sailed the
Nelson packet, for Holland ; and Lark packet, for
Gottenburgh.—Wind N. W. •
COWES, JANUARY S.
Foreign Ship Owners and Masters, who have so
long deplored the want of a convenient Dry Dock in
the British Channel, will learn with satisfaction, that
a bock of very superior order, and of stone construc-
tion, capable of receiving ships of 14 feet draught of
water, and of affording the promptest dispatch to
their necessities, was completed at Cowes, in October,
1815, and is now in full work. Two West Indiamen,
viz. Prince, of London, and Thetis, of Whitby, were
dcicked and repaired by Mr. White, the Proprietor,
in a highly creditable and expeditious manner, in the
last month.
Undocked yesterday, after being in ten days, the
Rosetta, Dutch brig, L. lbeyde, Master, from Am.
sterdam to the Havannah, having struck on the Fle-
mish Banks, and broken her keel.—Gone into dock
this day, the Armazade, Portuguese brig, A. C. da
Silva, Master, from Petersburgh to Oporto, is much
strained and damaged in her hull by the late gales.—
Waiting to be docked, the Swedish brig Scandina-
vian, from Stockholm to Leghorn, put in in a very
leaky state, from grounding on the Flemish Banks
on the Bth ultimo.
London, England, 1816-01-05

DEAL, JANUARY 4.

Arrived and sailed for die River, the Maitland,
Kattui, from India i.Licon, Mit.wz, from New Bruns-
wick. Came down lion the River the Castle Hunt-

ley, Parraasou ; Marquis of Ely, DALRTUPLE ; and
Marquis of Huntley, ---,for India; Camillus. An.
LINSOX, for Jamaica; Mayflower, GITTESS, for Ens.
ton ; and remain in the Downs the Cabalva,
HUM. for India.—Wind N. W.

RAMSGATE, JANUARY 4.

Sailed for Ostend the Lord Liverpool packet, with
passengers and merchandize ; also the Juno horse ship
and Fos troop ship for the satire destination.—Came
in early this morning the Lively packet, from Os-
told. with passengers.—The. wind having cone
round somewhat favourably, upwards of 150 sail of
vessels of different deserlptidirs got out yesterday,
I bound to the Westward.
London, England, 1816-01-05

KEITH'S TRIGONOMETRY, NEW EDITION.
This day was pnblhhed, in svo. (the Third Edition, corrected and
Improved,) price 14s. boards, of
AN INTRODUCTION to the TEIEORY and
PRACTICE of PLAIN and SPHERICAL TRIGONO-
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eluding the Theory of Navigation; comprehending a variety of
Rules, Formula, Re. with their -practical Applications to the
Mensuration of Heights Ad Distances, to determining the Lati.
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Observations, and to other important Froblems on the Sphere,
and in Nautigl Astronomy.
By THOMAS KEITH.
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N 4 AL IiIT2LLIGENCE.

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. . FALMOUTH, JANUARY 2.
Airiied the DwAar cutter, from a misc.
L. p ymoirrtr, JANUARY &
Arriied the Lord, Mulgrave schooner, W. MICPPET,
Master, from Woolwich ; Diana sloop, T. ST22CiL•
LAND, Master, from Bridport. Sailed the Echo brig,
TRARDEL, Master, ,tor Bfistol.; Telemachus brig,
Dam.; Mastei, tok St: Thomas's; and several other
vessels for the Vigstward.—Wind N.E.
I'ORTSMOUTH. JANUARY 4.
Arrived his Majesty's store-ship BUSFALO, from
the Mediterranean ; Kinsley Castle Transport, from
Halifax ; and the Paragon, Mit.t.co, from Brest.—
Sailed the Lelia. M,Ctuax, for London.—Wind W.
London, England, 1816-01-05

This day was published,
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PSYCHE; or, The LEGEND of LOVE ; and
ocher POEMS.--By the late Mrs. HENR Y 'I'IGHE.
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CHING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES.

WORMS are allowed to be the most frequent
Sources of Childrette Diseases :—Their Symptoms
sexy Parent should be acquainted with. They occasion loot
t appetite, a paleness of the face, emaciation, and an We-
liar state of the bowels, attended with violent pains; the)
Wag on convulsions, a&ct the growth of the body, and often
Pave fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both as a
Wren:wive and cure for these alarming complaints, Otte above
tkedent Medicine is allowed, on the testimony of some of the
best characters in this country,. to have no equal. Their
Pitt approbation, given to the l'roprietor, from a personal
aotieledge of its efficacy In their own ta...ilies, stamps its merits
brood competition, and gives a sanction to it which no other
Xeditine of the kind csn boast. •
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r Packets at Is. lid. and bores. at rs. ud. anal Gs. tad. and also
al Mr. Gardner, George wet!, Edinburgh; Messrs. Newbery
ill dons, Dame•street, Dublin • and the Medicine Venders in
iltry city and town in the United Kingdom . •

ANOTHER MEDICAL BOARD.
consequence of the extensive practice at the
_Medical Board at Charlotte House, Blackfriars Road, Drs.
JER, MUNROE, and Co. have, for the accommodation of
Mons residing at the west era of the town, established another
%idiot Board in Woodstock-street, Oxford rue!, a fcw doors
fisn Bend-street, where a Physician and tiurget.n, Members of
'Royal College of London, of thirty years experience, con-
reside. That tinily thousands have been restored to per-
nlitakh by their united talents is indisputable, many of whom
.1111.441: great sufferers from being improperly treated by persons
of the professiori.
..._..4"Pinns on the bead, face, aid body, ulcerated throat,
;rgs on the nisch, nodes on the shin-bones, cancers, b frac-
sri% fliallas. pains in the head and Ihnbs, and nesvous debility,
r die consequences of ill-cured cornagion, and which symptoms
Teml7 spoor years after,i ard destroy domestic happiness.
cooper, Monroe arid Co. are consulted daily, at both
nom eight tin eight, or by letters from the country,
patuculats, when medicine and the best advice will be
sY parts of the kingdom.
"" ma side doors at each house, and Frigate rooms far (*-
Advice grads every morning till tea, and on Sunday'
tvrdvs o'clock.
London, England, 1816-09-30

UNITED STATES.

We hive received Letters and Papers from New
Yak to the 29th ultimo, and from Boston to the Ist
instant. Our limits oblige us to be brsef with our
notice of their contents, but ire shall to-morrow give

extracts.

A letter from JAMES BUCIIANNAN, Esq. (British
we believe)) dated New York, 28th August,.
informs us, that 44 he expects every moment an order
hire vessels to send back thousands of Emigrants
England, Scotland, and Ireland." In. the week

which he wrote, ten English, eight Scotch, and 76
ish had applied tqliirn, intreating to obtain a passage.
Thousands," he states, se are in extreme distress, and
storm if some money be not furnished to them by our
_ He has granted passports to many to go
Upper Canada : and hundreds, even of those who
been in the United States for years, have ap-,
for permission also to go therv." Mr. BUCHAN.
is, that if any are so mad as still to persist in
.1, they should go direct to Canada—those
of North America which have remained under
British Government being comparatively in a
condition than the United States. •
The Csroline arrived at Charleston on the 19th ult.
sir days from the Havannah. A British man of
probably the BERMUDA lately from Nassau)
with the Caroline, to a uize, as was supposed,
the Carthagenian privateers, which ate nu.

round the coast of Cuba.
An American Snpe-cargo has been imprisoned by
the Emperor CHRISTOPHE at Cape Henry :
had arrived in a veisei from New Orleans, in the
'ship were dispatches from the French Govern.
which being known, the whole crew were im-
• confined in a dungeon; the dispatches were
oy M. LAROCHE from France, the Ameri-
had cleared himself from all knowledge of the
and was in consequence liberated, and
.d the United States sloop of warnrebrand.

,arday's Gaulle contains additional Dispatches
Lord EXMPUTH, brought by Sir DAVID MILNi.
)or Nautical head Will also be found some in-
details respecting the late important and
conflict with the Algerines.

Iturday the Duke of Youx had an audience of the
RIAU; at CATILOII House.
London, England, 1816-09-30

PO THE WOR MY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF
- LONDON.

•
GENTLZIALI4,
AN attempt Laving been this day made to wiry
the.usuol course adopted by you in returning two Atter-
men to the Cow t of Aldermen, of whom one should be by them
elected to the high and honourable Office of your Chief Moses-
trite, l (as next in rotation) appeal 'to your liberality to return
We as One of theist. An Englishman by birth, and as sensible as
Orly of my Countrymen of an Enghslunan's privilege to art as
respects political suhjects, according to the dictates of his con-
science • I have adopted a line of conduct for myself, and have
respected: that of others, however I may have differed flora them
4n opinion. •
If to this is to he attributed the displeasure of those by whom
I am ()rimmed, I shall regret the circumstance while I glory in the
occasion that has giVen rise to It.
I look forward with confidence to the result of the Poll; and
should my expectations be realized, I wql so endeavour to Ms-
. charge the Duties of the Office, that it may descend to my suc-
cessor unimpaired in its importance, and unsullied-by my conduct.
I hare the honour to be, •
Gentlemen,
Yeur faithful and obedient Servant,
Guildhall, Sept. Mk, 1816. • CHRIS I'OPHER SMITH.

•
The Quibmittee for conducting the Election of Mr. Alderman-
Cuatcroruca SMITH, respectfully beg leave to suggest to his
friends, that in n►der to secure his return to the Court of Alder-
men, it ‘t 11l be expedient that they should give sivir wan in
fmuur ut the Worthy Aides:wan.
• London 'Tavern, Sept,:mber 28, 1816.
Mr, Alderman 'Smith's Committee will meet daily at the
London 'Tavern, and be thankful for any communications tending
to secure Ms return. -
London, England, 1816-09-30

MILAN, SEPTEMBER 14.

The tegliso brie antine the Cordelia, has arrived
at Leghorn in eight days trom Algiers, with di..
patches ft 'ID Lord Exmcuth to all the Courts
of Europe. It h.ts also landed five Tuna.. subjects
rescued srum sl4very by tiro vice .ry of rye English.
"kuittk., EMBEI. 14.

Captain Bending' drrived here on the I Ith with
dispatches ft om 'Lord Ex:3lo4'th for our Government.
The Piechncni:ne. G izette published the letter which
the A dmit al h is 'written to the English Charge•d'Af.
bites at our Cowl, to ahnounce hit: victory.
London, England, 1816-09-30

FLANDERS MAIL.

A 'Flinders Mail arrived this morning. The fol-
lowing Are the only articles worthy of notice
Simon, who was given up by the Attorney General
of Luxentburgh to the French Authorities, has beers
tried and acquitted by the Court of Asiiires at Meti.
&till, however, it ought to be examined, whether
there was not a violation of law in giving him up to
the French Authorities?
Several Universities are to be established in the
Netherlands ; one of them at Ghent; for which pre-
ptrAvons are now making.

Desertions, it seems, are frequent from the Dutch
Army. Some of them at Lisle being lately requested
to return, replied, that in France the soldiers received
bread—not blow:. Here is the secret. Soldiers do
sot give up their feeling as men. The cane should
be prohibited wherever an efficient and zealous army
is to he maintained. The French soldiers receive a
pound and a half of bread t the English two Kends;
the Dutch one pound, with cane sauce.
The Ern'eror of Austria is indisposed.
A lat. r from Vienna, dated September 17, says,
*The report of a TIM reduction of our army, main-
tains itself. It is acided that it will be reduced to
140,000 infamry and 3%000 cavalry. The troops
which form our garrison. and our contingent in
lance. are the only ones that will not be included
in this reduction. The Emperor has given up his
reject of going this year to Gallicia."
London, England, 1816-03-01

DEAL, FEBRUARY 29.

Arrived and sailed for the River the Azones, RID.
nut., from Palermo. Came down from the River
(Le Catharnte, MINE, for St. Domingo, and sailed;
.Thames, o,sounms, for Glenada, and sailed; Lady
Castleteagh, StmetoN, for St. Helena and Chini,
and remain in the Downs with the C-ttr.'•-dge uiJ
ColJstreAm for the same dgitinatlonc. ind N.W.

HARWICH, FEBRITAItY 29.
The vessel that to!)k fire yesterday of Linguard
Fort, proves to the Liv,!iy, Nicsam. pf Be-wick ;
hts been unt off without 'damage. *The fire only
burnt the cAhin fornitlre anal caused a fear hoes to
be cut in the deck to throw water dnwn.—S,tiled the
Beaufoy packet. tor. Holland; and Ole Lurd Nelson
paekk, for Cuxhaven, both with Mails and pawn-
gers.—Wind N. . .
London, England, 1816-12-20

TO MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS.'

TTHEMEDICO-C AI RURGICAL *JOURNAL
for January, will contain a body of the most important
facts ever laid before the Public through a eimiler channel.—
Among the original Papers will be a case of ruptured mewl]
artery and wounded internal jugular, wlierwin the trunk of the
carotid was cut do wn upon and tied, during a delnge of blood.
heir. blunimer's Official Report to Government :at the Yellow
Fever. A case of urinary concretio;:, &c. &c.—The Review
Department will contain nearly 50 pages of a nab deal matt .:r in tkr
greatest possible two c:atotidensativa The other departments will
present a mass of Continental Me.lied Literature, unequalled lo
I any English periodical Work. The whole Journal is designed to
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day, and to farm au autlientic reference for tlie private prat-
tiuourre an all gccasiotu.
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Thus day were published,

Handsomely printed In octavo) with Two Plates by Mitzi*,
from original Drawings bySTAI2, prise 7s. 6d. boards,
OBSERVATIONS on the STRUCTURE of the
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GALL and SPURZHEIM to Discovery in the Anatomy of
that Organ.
By JOHN GORDON, M.D. F.R.S. E.
Lecturer on Attati.my and Surgery, and on the Institutions .1
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rns .iitmr.

The °Seers, Non commissioned Men and Pri-
,are, of the 92J Highlanders, now in Edinburgh
castle, have generously, and with a laudable zeal
worthy dim it:tcon, subscribed one day's pay towards
the relief of the distressed poor in that town and
seigOourbood.
London, England, 1816-10-12

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• I?kilti-, OCTOBER 8. 4
A Petition to the Minister of Police, signed
600 s'ttorl6;.epers of the city of Yarn, ccia:plamenithe
injury rkes.rustain froas,thelusineroos aatix.able stalls
erected in flit! streets-And em the bridges. The owners
of4thtse.sralls, tboy complain, sell the same articles
with themselvel, and -tiitts.ilrew a great part of the
retail tirade, thougisVt pey :neither rent nor taxes,
but yend the refuse of the warehouses, and deterio.
rated goods. The Prefect' promised that he would
redress, their lawfol complainer. • •
• The Princess of Walesocaming. from Rome, Pass*
ed through Fl•yence: on the 22d September, on her
way to Venice.
It is well known, that some of the public establish.
.Inenta and even streets in Lohdon are lighted with
hydrogen gas. The same made of lighting is soon
cl•be.tried here, in• the passage of the Panorama;
sad•we are assured that, thanks to certain new pro-
cesses, the disagreeable odour diffused by: the gas
will entirchr'disappear.
Several' Englishmen, military officers and surgeons,
%rowdy prisoners at Verdun, where they married,.
. have returned to that town, there to spend the period
.of retirement from service.
The 29th of September .a furious wolf entered the
village of Trinconville, district of.gonimercy, and.
• rushed into the-workshop of a.farrier. Some Prussian
soldiers who were near, attracted by •the cries of a
-child,. entered the place and soon dispatched the
inonster with. their sabres,.
The Duke de Mortensen has tempoearily sueceedt;
..ea in .thesComniand, of the National Guard, the Mal.
shill Duke of Reggio absent.on leave;
The official part of the Moniker of Bth October`,
contains a itfiyal dinaore tor the appointment ut'
a mismber of individual; to the offices of Justices of
the Peace, and to that of Registers hereto, in vallOus.
pros inci a l• districts. •
'The Previnal Court tti t4eDepariment• of the
.pTorth. sitting at Dauak, bia_conctemned to death on
toe `'47th September. Dente, a native of Paris; and'
Pelagie Griery, Trait seller, of Lisle, convicted at
coining. The former has been executed ; the latter•
reconimeadcri to ttie royal mercy.
Several foieigii,Jogrnals atom ice thet Generals
Savary and LalleManl have arrived in Hungary and
Turkey. 1114 int4igence, however, scouts to merit
coofirmation.. ,
. LtSBON; 'sEPTEMDER
. Yesterday' iiis,bLijesty's frigate,Don Pedro arrived
in this purt in 78 days from Rio Janeiro, having on
board Marshal Lard Btrestord, Marquis ,o 1 Campo
Aksjortl v 'so •
kticittEl4ol,, 4EPTEMBER £3. ,
Tuesday last, at eight in the morning,. her Royil
Iligi•ness ~the ut Wales arrived here ,from
Rome, .and,,wi,ftnut stopping ,procecded on warm&
London, England, 1829-05-14

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Maus Asaneo Tom Day—Dublin I—Waterford I—France 1—
Flanders 1.
The John Taylor. from Bengal to Liverpool, was left at
the Cape of Good Harems the 17th March, with loss ut fore and
' aides topLetthati, and not ekpetted to be ready for sea in less than
' 'Berrien diyi• Broxberhebury. arrived at Ply moeth.
The Industry, &Myr. of Jamaica, was wrecked on the Irth of
February, mar Campo Bello.
New Yost, Aram 15.—The New York packet ship, which was
to hair sailed from Liverpool on the 16th February, has not yet
arrived here, and fears are entertained tar her safety. The weather
off this coast has bein eery tempestuous for some weeks past.
(Meas.llte• New York, Bennett, sailed from Liverpool for
New YOrk'on the 17th February.]
DIAL, nor 15.—Wind IL—Arrived kohl London the Alhinia,
Purvis for Demerara; and Thomas Grenville. Shea, for India.
Putramomw, May 13.—Wind LL—Sailed the Paris, Neale,
for &. Andero.
PLvstorru, May 19.—Wind E.—Sailed the ldarquis of Angle-
sey. Stewart, for Swan Meer ; and Orient, —, for Quebec. Off
port the Asia, Balderston, from Bengal--sailed 17th January. and
from St. Helena ittlth March.
Fautooruidav from
Wind E.—Off port the Sully. Macy,
New York ; leerily, Finlay, front Bengal; Brozbornebury,
!rem Bengal; Governor Harcourt,—,'and Recovery. Chapman, ,1
from Bombay. Arrived the Fortitude, froth Barbadoes. !
PIOrSAIICE. MAT ill—Arrived the Unstrap, from Mauri-
tius—sailed 15th February.
Hot mean, MAT 19. Arrived the Auriel„—.from Barbadoes.
beetroot., MAT 11.— Arrived the Agenoria, from Buena, Ayres.
Jsessr, Mae 10.—Arrived the Ant. Smith, front Lisbon.
Baum, Mar 13.-•• Arrived the Eleanor, Peyton, from De-
London, England, 1829-05-14

oinssA, Ann. le.

We hear that the 6,000 men whom Admiral Greif bad taken es
board his ileet at Sebastopol are to be landed at llazartijik. This
expedition will certainly cause a great sensation at Constantluople.
by impeding not only the conveyance of provisions to the capital,
but also the communication with the Turkish army in Atli. It is
repented that the Tur►s have assembled as army of 60,000 men at
Erxereum. and that it will be re'.ofercsd in less than two months
by an Egyptian corps of 16,000 men.
London, England, 1829-05-14

t geOh ells" said he man, .• that
brought two MINI with you.'
awe nat." Mr. Saber puke. tip the atomic, takieg carslS label
t with the word," poison. _ a •
Yesterday afternoon the .I;p7men assembled at the Bell public.
souse,iliridge street, Westgate Quarter; hut in the absence of the
Coroner merely inquired asi.to the identity of the men who went
with Quantanee to the chemist's shop ; they previously knew him,
aid stated that on the day in que.rion he came down to the quay,
oid asked them to go to Mr. Salter's with him, as Mr. Salter
would not sell bins poison if It.? went by himself. They, believing
that he wanted the arsenic to destr,y rats, accompanied
him. Mr. Salter cannot speak positively to his knowledge of
Quantance, but he can safely swear to one of the men who accom-
panied him. The two men, as web ar Mr. Salter, are summosed
.o appear before the adjourned inquest on Wednesday.
London, England, 1829-05-14

0711CO-DP onaiwilvez, Peil.lial, April 1, ilia.
POWERFUL TIDE MILL AT PORTSMOUTH.
TO BE LET. BY PUBLIC TENDER,
Eoffn . 6 IPPry superior and pneertfal TIDE MILL, far
Mani Years behaving to the Vida'lllas Department at that
I it is capable of Grinding, on the se. rage, Thirty Loads of
k per Week: the Sheet of Water Is emissive, and drives
&me Water Wheels (three of which are of Iron, recently new),
lief Mill is fitted with Wire Dressing Cylinder, hoisting Machine,
ihd every requldte for immediate operation. There is also a
&fling Kiln, with Cast hen Floor on the meat modern principle.
Ages the Mill, there is a Store House and Werksbop,detsched,
and an excellent Dwelling House, replete whit Grates and Fit.
tulles mensisting of Parlour, Kitchen, and Scullery on the Ground
tilled; and • Six Bed Rooms and Tote Dressing Rooms on the
rust end deeolid Floors. This Mill being very near the Town
Quhy, is Wry cluteenient fey Water communication, at a small
eitense of Carriage.
The MIA and Premiers above described are to he Let fee 'a
tan of Seven. Ferartett. or Twenty-one Years. on Conditions
that nwry he seen se application at the Olfice of Ordnance, Pall
twilit et at the Royal Engineer's Mee ; or oMce of Ordnance,
it roetatanoth, ushjeet to such alterations as shall be agreed upon
lithe intileatkat et Parties desirous of Renting the Mfil.
The Them to state, In words at length. the Rent proposed is
be given, sad is WI the oMte of Utdosses Pall.ntall, ea a-
bellow .114110 at; the fed 1[ Mg mat. addressed to It. Orman,
Beq. awil mitts," she Outside " Yoder hr the Kinit's Mill at
1111hIsssidh"..—Dr Order OE Ilia Solid,
It. BYRAM, Secretary.
London, England, 1829-05-14

THE ARMY.

Omani Lord !in.', Commanding in Chit& Inspected en Tues.
day the Oft Knobbliest= at St. John's Wood.
The id of Dragoons has arrived at Liverpool. from
Mahan, and marched for Manchester.
GLAND Fins Day..--Yesterday meriting the Regiment of Royal
Mom Guards, under the command of Colonel Hui, marched front
their Barracks at Knightsbridge, preceded by their excellent Band,
and proceeded to Wormwood Scrubba, where they had a Geld day,
the Gera this season. The troops went through a variety of evolu-
tions, afl of which were executed with extreme proclaim and cele-
rity. The weather was remarkably line, and on the ground pas a
numerates...abbe, of Ladies and Gentlemen, who appeared to
be highly delighted by the favoutite airs performed by the band
and the military spectacle generally. The Regiment returned to
the barracks about ten o'clock. the band occasionally playing mar-
tial airs on the riled.
At two o'clock yesterday morning the 17th Regiment of Infos-
. try, front this wring*, embarked at the North Wall, as board the
Birmingham and Shanirock steam packets, for Liverpool, on their
way to Manchester. At half past two o'clock this morning, the
sot h Regiment of Foot, also from this garrison, sailed from the
• Comm House Quay, no board the Innisfail and William Fewcet
• steamers, for the same destination; and at eight o'clock yesterday
morning thi "Cavalry Regiment, the Ist Royals, sail.d for Liver-
pool, likewise on their route for Manchester. The Royals had
arrived here in the course of the week from Cork, their head:l

—.-
quarters, where they have been replaced by the 2d Regiment of 1
Thnoon Guards, or Scotch Greys. The place of the latter in tbi.l
garrison is supplied by the lit Dragoon Guards, who disembarked
here yesterday from England. The 3d Regiment of Light Ma-
goon, is expected to arrive here to the course of this day from
Ballinrobe. It is understood that the stay of the Marquis of An-
glesey's splendid Regiment, the 7th Hussars, here, will be but
.shoot.—Dubow Mersin Pal.
London, England, 1829-05-14

VIENNA, MAT 1.

Ott the 27th ultimo an extraordinary enurhr, frmas Comma-
nettle, brought dispatches for the Foreign Ambassadors at Vienna.
Since the landing of the Russians in the Hay of Bourg's, the
Seraskier, Chosrew Puha, has proceeded with a considerable corps
to Karabourne, between Midis and Constantinople. He is attars•
panted by Captain Julius de Bolle. formerly Captain of Cavalry in
the Bavarian army, who h to direst the fortiliculena that are t• be
erected on the coast. to binder any further landing of the Madams.
The Turkish Beet as anchor off Puiukdere is reinforced by the
vessels which are sent from the Arsenal as sons as they are ready
for sea. Two torvettes, built at &nape, lately arrived is the Ise-
pitons, to be equipped here.
London, England, 1829-05-14

VIENNA. War S.
The Duke de Laval Monttioseity. the French Ambassador,
who has hews surnamed to Paris to take the slice of blinister of
Foielse Araks, Is prairies to heave this city In a short time. bl.
de Royer, the new Pruden Minister to Coostantliople, bas already
left Vienna on his way to the Turkish capital.
FRONTIERS tiF WALLACHIA, Amut. it.

- _
The Turks hues formed at Ohiurgevo an entreocbed campoppo-
ske that of the &miens, In which they are said to have 17,000 men.
On the lltk last. they attacked the Rwsians near the village of
Playa, bat were forced to return to their camp without success.
After this action 82 wounded were conveyed to our hospital near
Bucharest. Among the billed was a Colonel of Hulans. The
Russian force at 'Unarm!' opposed to them are estimated at 8,000
men. In the neighbourhood of that place. there being no buildings
adapted for military hospitals, barracks are to be built capable of
receiving 9,400 wounded. Count Langeroo. Wore his departure.
which took place as the 15th of this mootb, receivid orders to
proceed directly to Warsaw, where the Emperor Nicholas is ex-
pected. It is affirmed that hi. Hugo, the first Consul of Bucha-
rest, will leave that city in a few days, and that Mr. Blatt, the
English agent, will depart as won as he is interned of the arrival of
Mr. Gordon at Constantinople. This news has caused an unpleasant
mutation at Bucharest.—Brussets Papers, Nay I.

ANCONA, Aram 20.

Mr. Gordon is expected at Naples the beginning of May, to em-
bark immediately for Constaotinople,as well as Count Guideminot.
Mr. Stratford Canning intended to go to Pais, and M de Wheat.
plena to France. The last letters front the lonian Islands give a
very favourable account of the proceedings of the Greeks on the
continent. It was not doubted that they would seen be masters
of Plasma.

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WIIIIIIIA, MAT IL—Meaniques, 90—Bank Shares. 1,102.
Agesseisse bitsay, May 7.

Just as this Paper was going to press, we received
Dutch Papers of yesterday's date, from which we make
the following extracts :
London, England, 1829-05-14

CONSTANTINOPLL Asta.lol

The blockade of the Dardanelles has :sox hindered
English speculators from passing them to supply es
with corn. A merchantman from Alexandria has
passed through the midst of the blockading squadron,
without regarding its 6,e, and has entered this putt.
The Captain hiss received the bounty which the Go-
'ailment had promised to those which should brio
corn. It may he hoped that this example will find ims-
tators. The fesrs of a famine Are dispelled. and the
emigration of the Jews and Greeks.has ceased. The
Government itself has regained its confidence, and no
longer appreb nds internal commotions. The favour-
able accounts from Asia fill the Mussulmans with en-
thusiasin, and 'inspire them with the most Litman
hopes 'for the commencement of the campaign.
The negotiations withlhe Envoy of the.Wetherlands
still continue, end it is hoped that the diffetences /frith
Easland and: iance mill soon be terminated. Thaorte.
begins to show a Teri conciliatory disposition with xe-
spect to the mediations, and Useenu thatit hasseeretle
to the emancipation of the Morea and the'
London, England, 1829-05-14

By t►a Right Han. Mt JOHN SINCLAIR. Batt.

Lames t Sherwood, Gilbert, sad Mrs, rilifteMiltif4oll4
qq Five heavy mud caressive Widow of Sir Jobs iliselale•
Code of Health " have stamped its merit and ; it Is the
most comprehensive and meek' Welk on Health and Longevity
let Published, end has Nees the storehouse frost which all wan.
Tient writers have extracted mock valuable isformatios.

FRENCH PAPERS.
intim OAZETTS DI •RAfCI.•WAY 12.

PARIS, Mar it.

A letter from -Bucharest says—" The last accounts
1.
Inform us that the grand headivartecrs of. the Rossini'
army bas biroi fixed fbro stunt days at Millers. The
vead.quarters of the corps which is to besiege SiHurls
are at Kallarisch. The want of forage. as well as the
bad state of the roads. caused by the inundations of the'
Danube, will not permit any operation before the
be-
ginning or middle of May.
The Earl of ShrOwsbury, one of the Catholic Peers of
England, set out from Rome tin -the VRib of April, to
tate his seat in tbr House of Lords.
London, England, 1829-07-21

WAR BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND MOROCct

The agent to Ltoyn's at Gibraltar, writes as follow, I
on the 4th instant :—" Yesterday the Austrian Conti
sent to the different Consuls here, circular copies 0.1
dispatch to him, signed by the Com MA N DER of the Aug.
trian squadron and the Envoy Baron FEUGELL, notch.
ing the commencement of hostilities against Morocco....
reserving a right of blockading one or more ports ill
Barbary, claiming a right of search, and of seizing Evi
confiscating articles which are contraband of war, des.
tined for the army or the navy of the enemy ;—het viii
not molest the licit trade, and acknowledges that the Bet
protects the goods."
The public have been prepared for this intelligence bypre
vious notices in the Austrian Observer, which has given
a very long official account of an attack made on the 34
of June by the Austrian squadron, in which they soe.
ceeded in taking the fort of Larache and burning tas
corvettes belonging to the Emperor of MOROCCO. 60f
this we had a brief notice yesterday, -adding that
44-gun frigate was about to sail from Venice to reinforce
the Austrian squadron. In the first affair, the loss of the
Austrians was 22 killed and 14 wounded ; that of the
enemy 150 men.
London, England, 1829-07-21

THE ELDON TESTIMONIAL.

" Give me my lestimonia/4" Rums, cries,
" Jong lint. thou'rt fickle, and I fear to wait :"
" Aye, thou shalt have them," surly JOllll repties--
toly present scorn, and my Immortal hate." M.

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE, accompanied
by the Duchess of Saxs WKIMA a, and the Prince and Princess of
Wausau', left their residence in the King's Palace, &. James's, yes-
terday morning for their seat in Busby Park. Their Royal High-
nesses having left town for the season, nearly the whole of their esta-
►lishment in London took their departure for Bushy yesterday.
The extensive assortment of plate was conveyed to Bushy on
Saturday.
The Duchess of KENT entertained the Duke and
Duchess of Drawee, the Duchess and Princess of Sax. Weixas,
and a select party to dinner on Sunday, at her residence in the
Nines Palace, at Kensington.
The Duchess of GLOUCESTER left town on Saturday,
for ber residence in Besby Park.

The Spanish and Hanoverian Ministers had interviews
with the Earl of AsrLnsgs yesterday, at the Foreign (Mee.

Viscount MELV ILLS arrived in town yesterday.
The Duke of GE A FTON had a grand dinner party, yes-
terday, at his house in Clargeaatreet.
Prince PoLIG AC entertained most of the Cabinet
Ministers, and a select party, to dinner, on Sunday evening, st his
residence In Portland-place.
Mr. Secretary PEEL entertained the Duke of WEL-
warms, the Bpi of ABIRDZIN, the Foreign Ambassadors, &c. to
dinner yesterday.
Lady MARY PETRE entertained a distinguished party
at dinner, yesterday, at her house. in Harley-street.
The Marquis de BA R BAC EN A set off yesterday for the
Continent to conduct the Empress of Brasil ; and the Brazilian
frigates are ordered up to Portsmouth to wait for orders. The
Chevalier de Matto Mavens remains (large d' Affairs.
The Emperor of BRAZIL has been pleased to confer
the Order of Knighthood of the Cruzeiro, on Mr. Carovroar, for
his services as Accountant to his Imperial Mazerry's Legation at
the Court of London since its establishment in 1824.
London, England, 1829-07-21

FASHIONABL.

AR

The Marqub of NontiaiTtpte.
too, at Tit maa's Hotel, Ber
Nonbamptenstdre ; Mr. and
from ditto ; the Hoe. Mrs. Bn
Julia Howard, in Park-street,
Hoare Ban. at Warren's Hal
&ourbead: House, Wilts; Ca
llliller's) Jermyn-street, from
at Madam's Hotel, Orford-str
Esq. at ditto, from Milton ;
ditto, from Cumberland ; Mr.
ditto, from a tour.

nsrel

The Duke of Manebester, io
ingdonskire; the Dowager M
Roehampton ; the Marquis and
milt, from Sc. James's-square,
&dale, Yorkshire ; the Karl
Cavendialt.square, for their sea
Petersham, on a tour; the Earl
Upper Brook-street. (or Nor(
Stanley, from Audley.aquare,
Cheshire ; W. Mon, Req. f
street, for Scotland; R. Ford,
Cashlobuty Park ; Mr. and M
Dover; Mr. and Mrs. W. Stan
in Herefordshire; Mr. Byre,
from the St. George Hotel. Al
the Hon. George Apr Ellis
Spring.gardens, for Toobridge
Mrs. Gore Langton and family,
seat, Newton Park ; P. D. Coo
Mrs. C. &sae Chailtmer, from
Perusal Park, Eghant ; R. Etw
from ditto for Brighton ; the
Templer, from Symptoms's H
street, for their seat, Shapwick,
and Mrs. Lowndes, from Flad
Rev. Coventry Payne and fermi
Crapsaer, Req. from ditto for
INA from ditto for &. Alban's
tee keland ; Mrs. T. Romper,
etnaley, Esq. from ditto, on a tou
ditto, on ditto; Rev. Henry Uht
Hon. Colonel and Mrs. Knox, for
Req. M.P. for Ireland.

VA UXHALLI

The anniversary of his MI
Prated last evening at Vauxhall

effective manner ; aad, *hough
=iog, the vidton were numer

was, at AU eveoto, meant to do

don of a vast quantity of variegai
laurel, gave mach splendour and
mind, is always delightful and
made its appearance in the east,
Patras's Coronation" sbooe hrlUu
Hunt tuadraagle. The cross-walk
malted" after the manner of tie
equate contained venous illumlaat
thawed lamps were distributed.
the arrangement. The smuseml
nights. The " open-air concert"
faatoceini, followed by the ballet •
after the ballet; aid the &e-werhi
lar amine, as for all other one

national anthem was, of course
voices of the coospasy and some h
It had a grand and pleasing effect
encored. The Ike-works were r
and the only regret was, that ti
duvets them as well as God save
pears, to be repeated to-morrow,
the silver cop to be presented to ti
water," instead of the beet actor tt

!sai=
It is confidently asserted in
'Marques of Nitro Is about to 'ha
Accomplished daughter of an emit
the private and comildefitial Amen(
storing the whole of .the Pertinsu
Miss Hume, has foe, several yeas
.110ese, and dtarion Yost oemaioc
Th. Noble, books Is NW to hay,
Aug shall hart,ths atatrituoci
sears, and WM than ettemoir ef.t
.espirecL—Msreitts PIPPN.
The election of a Knight c
of Down took place on Wednesa
Lord Castlereagh was elected with
tion the coressesy of Making tool
ship Mohr* scattered onion; a
aver. (tut the ceremony had t
wee, In ;aka splendid deleass,
4
1.441,aral 1110nDPI
given by_ mkt* dos
sun..lllliseespiny strpitsti.4

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