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are assembled at Eieusis. to the cumber of 7,000 men, under the command of Ypsilanti. referable a hors"! of Nomades, and have received with General Church no' idea of military discipline. Those who are distributed I under the commanti of Colonel Heidegger, at Corinth. Micenr. and Napoli di Romania, ate the only ones which have a regular appearance. Acct. JO —The French and English Admirals had on the 24th of Jul!, at Ztinte, another inlet view with Count Capo d'lstria, who tet out the next day for Po int. The Admirals then saile I for Navarin. PARIS, AUGUST 22. The German Journals give no positive and direct in formation from the theatie of war. A Aureinierg tiazette says that the partisans of the Turks at Vienna affirm, not only that Schumla has not been taken, but that the Grand Dike Michael has been cut off there with his corps of the army. On the other hand, a Ber lin journal affirms that news has been received of the taking of Schumla by the Russians, who are said to have purchased this victory with the loss of a consider able number of men, but to have found there a great quantity of provisions, which proved a very welcome supply to the Russian army, which began to be in want. The second part of this piece of intelligence gives reason to doubt the authenticity of the first ; for all the accounts from the Principalities and from Constantino ple, which we have teceived for the last fortnight, agree in representing the Turkish troops at Schumla as being in great want of provisions. PROM THZ MESSAGZR DES CHASM'S. =TRACTS FROM GIRMAN PAVER& _ _ _ The post from Constantinople ot the 25th of July a.rived stt Vienna August 18th. According to the commercial letters, the attitude and appearance of that capital continue the same. The Mussidman remains c• 01, calm, and indifferent. Nevertheless, besides the activity of the measures taken to defend this resi. den e ot the chief of the empire fr om the double aggres aisn which threatens it by sea and land, it is evident that the Government no longer calls in question the pos. sibility of the enemy's arrival with an imposing.force; and so much impressed are they with the idea ot being ob iged to fight, that every preparation has been made to receive other words, to endeavour to repel and destroy him. S arse foreign journalists have entertained a very false idea of the character of this Turkish population, whom they fancy they behold flying, with the sword of the Mu scovites at their back, vi the extremities of Asia, at the bate approach of the first Russian legion, abandoning th. it firesides and their mosques to the conqueror. Those who have resided in Turkey think very differently on this head, and the successes of the assailants, besides being greatly exaggerated, cause more anxiety to the Franks domiciled at Constantinople, than uneasiness to _ _ _ _ the subjects of Sultan Mahmond. They may cherish slam strong dissatisfaction at several acts of his reign, ea cute the innovations he has introduced, call down upon him the anathema of the Prophet, and lay plots against his life; but the infidels are, in their eyes, not less infidels—a race despised by them, and devoted to tlitir hatred, whose entrance upon their holy soil is an odious profanation. When the Sultan summons the true believers against these infidels, they will be seen to rise, pre.s round the sacred standard, throw themselves under the impulse of fanaticism before the enemy, and perish rather than submit to terms dictated by him in' their capital. The Grand Seignor has published a new fireman, commanding all the people to take up arms. He orders the Paellas, as they will answer fir it, to make the most obstinate resistance; and, what is re mat kable at the present moment, after all that has been said concerning the intention of Ibrahini's evacuating the Morn, the firman of the Sultan enjoins him by name to maintain himself in the Motea against every otk and never to abandon the Peloponnesus. It is also asserted, that this Pacha has intimated to the Admirals of the three Allied Powers, that it was impossible for him openly to intringe the formal in struction! which he was constantly veto/ring, but that he would not be displeased if a military demonstration esten,ibly imposed upon him the necessity of doing so., Many persons think that the object of the French expe dition is partly to meet this intimation. Entrenchments are making at Adrianople, the second city of the empire, which is well known not to be forti fied, and to have very scanty means of defence. There, also, they expect the Russians, and Hussein Paella is not a man to give way to them without dis patting the passage to the utmost. The heads of all the commanders ender his orders, who display the least 4saptom of feebleness in their defence of the territory, Will fall under the steel of the executioner, before it enters •tw bis own to capitulate in a cowardly manner. It is•known at Constantinople that the Russian army bas,anarcbed upon Schumla, and has perhaps arrived there s but in 1810 an army of that nation was quite as sear for two whole months, at the end of whirls they were obliged to retrace the route of the Danube, thinned by disease and famine. The fleet of Admiral Greig has not yet effected the descent which is to furnish the • besiegers of Schumla with reinforcements of men, and to poor abundance into their camp. The plague, un happily, is not yet extirpated in Wallachia. The preparations for the defence of Constantinople require a prodigious sum, and in order to contribute to the aid of the imperial treasury, every possible exaction is put in force, principally against the Christians do miciled in the empire, and in the first instance against the Armenian schismatics and the Greeks, who pay triple taxes. The capital is well provisioned: large purchases of grain have been made in Hungary and in the Buirsat, on =scant of private individuals and the government. Foams Finiee--Passi, Auseer 11%4-Five per Cents. 107 f. 20e. —These per Cams Tit. ice...-Bank &tiek,l,ll7oL—Naples Stock, $26.--Seyal Specials Loan, 7311.—Isiebange on London, one 1120111‘, !SL 115% time mouths, 251.15c.—Cours BRUSSELS PAPERS. TRIESTE, Aug. 9. AKotaing to the accounts given by Captains of ships, Ibrabias Pacha has received from his father permission to evacuate the Molea, with notice that the tranTorts necessary to fetch him and his troops have already sailed from Alexandria. It is therefore believed, that before the French expedition arrive Ibrahim Paella will already have left it. CONSTANTINOPLE, JULY 45. The accounts from the theatre of war, which the Go.i vetireitesst has merged to itself the right of publishing, are all very favourable to the cause of the Turks, and inspire the Porte aids fresh courage. According to the first Turkish bulletins, three was an action near [Lazard-1 jilt with a division of Russian cavalry, au which the' latter had great difficulty in keeping the field. Tire Joildsring bulletins, up to the 20th of July, • ad which treat of two attempts on the 15th and - against Varna, which is defended by the Capital is which the ititsimis are stated to have been with great loss, and also to have suffered w vyiki c h n , Rod,chok. Schumla t and Giordano, has • d the pr lie Witt enthusiast, sati t tenerpre4 the geniis* levy much mi ie easy. Above sig.,* thousand men have already inserted their names as lb. lists of Chore aeres Pacha, lord hundreds of artisans daily come to 'titer then sei vice>. The resolution of the Gases outwit to expel the &inks from the capital has Too yet been executed, but seems to he only defer red, as the Porte looks on tyre Greeks with distiu,t, though their chiefs, and especially the Patriarch, eliclesvour to show the gre.te,t fidel.tv, and a prayer is 'earl us all the Greek chutches for the hAppy f the ear. BRUSSELS, Atm. 22. NEWS PROM THE ARMY IN TURKEY, FROM TIM 2$D TO THY 27TH JULY. • . • The head-quarters of his Inalierial Majesty, and of the two corps of the army, were on the 26 1 6 in the came' near Vie village of Bi►tnktyk,ant far from Achs On the sime day they were removed in the heightsivhich the advanced p tits of the 7th corps had occupied in the batik of .the 20th. We were then within cannon-shot of the fortress. The enemy does not show ant resist ance. Lieutenant Notokaw repos ts that on the 20th the Turks attacked the right wing of the corps besieging Varna, but that they were repulsed with great loss. Admiral Greig reports, that he has arrived off Man gali w►th the squadron under his command. having on board the third brigade of the 7th division of Infantry, and that he was proceeding to Varna. Genet al Roth, commanding the six corps of Infantry, arrived on the 21st July . near Silistria, at the distance of six weists (four English miles) from the fortress. He fell in with 4,000 horse, who immediately weie attacked and driven buck, with the loss of 200 killed. and a great number wounded. Our troops invested Silistria oir the 23d; the girt ti‘on ha► bet n ►ncreased to 2 2 1000, exclu sive of Vie armed inhabi(acts. Major-Generdl Zvrow, commanding the troops of the Dm, who was Ltetdched on the 25th to lidzhrad, Annuu Ices that he found in that town 150 the enemy, of wh,cr, forty were killed, and the others were driven out cf the place. Vuoo,d, Aug. 12 —Sletalliques 93 94 6ths; Mak Shared 1,066. We have tto further arrivals from Batavia. LISBON PAPERS. .LISBON. AUGUST 4. The Gazette contains a Royal Decree to the following effect : " Various civil, military, and ecclesiastical autho rities having reptesentcd to me, that notwithstanding the orders given, and the measures taken, to disarm the Guerilla., which united in defence of these kingdoms, there have lately appeased ill-disposed men, vnemie. of public tranquillity, who. going about in arras, attack the peaceable ii.babit.ant., ill &leasing them, and cop. milting various excesses—thus reviving the wicked pm. ciples of rebellion and distraction with which the military faction.which declared itself, on the 16th May this year, in the city of Oporto desolated the provinces of the north ; andsucbcr raise! proceedings requiring prompt and ener getic measures to put an end to such disorders, and re store peace and tranquillity to the inhabitants of these kingdoms. by delivering them from such detestable enemies, I am pleased to order, that all persons taken in arms, and committing hostile acts, shall he, arrested by any civil or military authority, and immediately sent to the Generals of the provinces in which they are taken, wbo shall, without delay. have them tried by a commis sion of seven members, theLGeneral as President, and three Magistrates of the highest rank near to the head quarters, and t.f three military Officers of the highest rank at the head-quintets. Those who are found guilty by a majority of votes to be condemned to death, and shot within three days, and their property to be also confiscated."' LISBON, Auaarr 3. On the 27th of last month his Majesty, wi , h the in fantas his sisters, went to the Royal palace of Alfiete, and on crossing the Tagus the English men of war and others fired the salutes usual on such occasions, the yards being manned, lac. We ment on this circumstance, though r a ther late, because we have learned that some individuals, pertinacious in their antinational ideas, have reported in company, and among foolish people. that this was not the reason of those naval salutes and civilities. Auttual-6.—His Majesty, who with the greatest so licitude attends to all the important business of the State, went on the 9th of this month on board the ships intended for the expedition for the Islam! of Madeira, where he examined every thing that he thought proper, and yesterday he reviewed the troops destined for the same expedition, and was every where received with the greatest enthusiasm and joy. His Majesty went on the 4th to reside in the Royal , Palace of Necessidades, while some necessary repairs were making in the Palace of Ajuda. Yesterday arrived the Princess Royal f ;gate, which was sent to conviiy the Captain General to the island of Madeira and the Azores, and from which it has re turned, because the state if Madeira and Terceira did not permit the landing of the two new Captains Ge neral. All the rebels were punished. • LISBON, Meese B. (OFFICIAL.) It being necessary that the property which has been or may be sequestrated, belonging to persons implicated in the proceedings which I have ordered to be instituted on accennt of the rebellion which lately took place is the city of Oporto, and other pasts of my kingdom, which has been happily quelled, and also to those indi viduals who have, without my leave, absented them selves from the Portuguese territory, should be pre served, so that they may be restored to their owneis, if they should be finally acquitted, who ought not to suffer loss or injury to their property, which world be mani festly contrary to the rtriet administration of justice which I always wish to be observed, l am pleased to or der [here follows various regulations for attaining the end proposed.] The same Gazette contains an order addressed to Francisco Antonio Monteiro, Disenvhargador of the Casa do Supplicacao, commissioning him to ge to the Isle of Madeira, to institute proceedings against the persons, military and others, who have darer( to rebel against his Majesty's authority, and are thus guilty of high treason, which it is necessary to punish with all the rigour of the law, and to vindicate the majority of the inhabitants of that Island, who have always been distinguished for their loyalty to their sovereigns. I UNNIMMIMI LISBON. Ave. S. To-day arrived here, amidst an immense concourse of people assembled on the Terseiro do Paco, the Most EzceUent Marquis de Chaves. with the Marchioness his consort. Skyrockets were discharged as a proof of satisfaction at his arrival. Thus Oa, loyal Portuguese is restored to his country for which he hazarded his life and fortune; and in the kind reception given him by his Sovereign and the respectable Portuguese, he finds part of the return which his countrymen owes his,— Lisbon Gestate to the 9th of August inclusive. , A v ip*at improvement has been ef f ected in the wish of Penteeville, the Coninsissioneis baying stationed a . 1 ' whose beat extends from Chadwell-street to Islington turn- He ikas orders to prevent the congregating od idle awl dine r/inns, who have long been in the habit of impedipg the harem Mont the Atigekoo. THI4; EVUNING STAR. LONI)t►I1. MONDAY, AUGUST 25, 1818. STOCK RXCIIANGK, OCI.OI K. Up to the present hour the Conical market is inactive, with little or nothing doing. Consols opened this morning at 87} i for the Awmant, mutat present remain steady at .871, ahernately buyers rd sellers. It now appears that the Corn speculators will be dis appointed, particularly the Btals in that article, as various persons, and letters from the country, report thit the harvest is nothing near so bad as first reported. CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. There has not been any animation in the Consol market during the whole of the morning, and Consols have remained steady at 87i alternately buyers and sellers. The letters from Constantinople. by the regular post, are only of the 26th; but those received via France, are of the 7.oth ult. which state that Asiatic troops are continually passing the capital for Adrianople, and the liosphorus would be open to neutrals. The Nuremberg Papers say, that England is going to persuade Don 1 1 7DRO to arrange amicably the affairs with Portugal. The Juvenal de Mitre reports that a fleet is expected every day from Don PILIIIO in the European seas. The Calais steam•vessri Am arrived with Saturday's prices : Five per Cents. 107 f. 25c.—Three per Cents. 72f. 65c. NOCE OF STOCKS AT. TWO O'CLOCK. Bank Stock 213 a 14i India iLmd. 101 3 92 • 3 per Cent. lied. stii S o uth Sea Stuck • 3 per Ct. CUM% 87i a a a Old Annuities 3i per Cent. New Ditto 5i per Cent. Red.96j a a 11000 Bzclieq. Bins 72 3 4 per Ct. New,lol a 2 £3OO Ditto 72 3 4 i.er Cent. 1 826, £lOO and 41200 Ditto 72 3 Lone Ann. 20 1.16 20 Bank for Acct. India Stock Consols fur Asct. 271 a 'OIIIIIIIN FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCK. Brazilian Bilq. spCt. 62} 2 Do Acct. 23 Do Acct. 621 Portug.Bils.9pC. ouniibian 11uud.,6 rCt.2ll 1 DoAcct 53a Do.Bonds,lB4, 2.31 Russ.lids.lB22,sperCt.96i Do. Acc.24g Spanish lids 5p Ct. I)wish lid,. 3 pCt. 62a French Bente,. 3 p Ct. 72f 568 DoAcct 6211 Exchange, 251 50e Perim 166..4 p C. 23 Do. Acct. BRUTISH AND FOEItiON SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK. SWAIM Pa In. 300 290 *OO 50 45 7 100 25 21: 50 9 4 40 39 20 20 2 Al 2s 64 Boknos British frog Colombian Hibernian United Meikaa Protector Fke Lan night summonses were issued for a Privy Council to be held this day, at two o'clock. before the KING at Windsor, whither all the Cabinet Ministers that were in town battened this morning. The Duke of WIL LING/VW, from Cheltenham, and Earl BATHURST, from his seat at Cirencetter, were also expected to be in attendance. .We still hope that arrangements are in progress for the return to office of the Loan Mon AnutanL,through the interference of an Illustrious Personage. One thing is certain, that no successor has yet been fixed upon for the Royal Duke. By intelligence received this day at Lloyd's, it ap pears that the espeditiou destined for the reduction of Madeira and the Wand of Terceira, one of the Western Wands, sailed from Lisbon on the night of the 9th inst Ily the Brussels Papers, received last night, we have accounts from the head quarters of the Russian army to the 27th ult. but they dik not announce any impor tant event; doting an interval of six days between the present anilast bulletin, the Russians had not. accord ing to their own showing, gained a single advantage, or made any movement, beyond that of transferring the head quarters from a village not far from Schumla to the heights near that fortress, that hat been pre viously occupied by the advanced guard. In the mean time the news from the Brussels Papers, from Constan itioople, claim success for thefurks in several engage ments. The Bulletins op to the,9oth of July mention two attempts, on the 15th and 20ths against Varna, defen'ed by the CAPSTAN PACHA, in *hick the Russians aft stated to have been defeat d stith great loss, and also tolave soffered much at Wedden, Rudschuk, Schumla, and Ghiurgivn. These events have filled the people with eatbirsiasm, and rendered the general levy much mole easy. About eighty thousand men had already inserted their names on the lists of CIIOSIERES PACHA, and hun dreds of artisans daily came to offer their services. Letters from Trieste of the 9th inst. state that Isamarsa had received permission from his father to evacuate the Morea. and that transports to carry away the troops had actually left Alexandria. It is believed, in conse quence, that, before the French arrive, the evacuation will have taken place. Last night we received the Paris Papers of Friday and Saturday. They contain no news from the theatre of war, and no intelligence of any moment from any other quarter. The present object of Count Caro elarnia, according to the accounts from Trieste, in preising the departure of limaism, and the delivery of the fortresses into the bands of the Greeks, is to prevent them from being occupied by the French, who might give the Morea a very different kind of independence from what they are struggling to obtain. Admiral CoD• BINOTON, according to the same account!, will return through France. The cause assigned for his recal was, it is said, the indifference with which be saw the Greek prisoners carried away to Egypt. Caro D ' IsFRIA Will, it is thought, assist in person at the approaching con ferences at Corfu. The Greek finances are, it seems. improving, and lIIRAHD4 once removed, there is every ground of hope for that long persecuted c•iuntry. There is much, however, t i bt effected both in respect to civilians and military, on the score of discipline. • • We received last night by express Lisbesv Papers to the 9th August inclusive. They contain various official clacUments issued by Don MIGUEL'S Government. The Gazette of the Is' contains a decree ordaining that all persons taken in arms than be immediately tiled by a. Military Commission of seven members, the General of the province suing as Presidert, and, if found guilt• , tbbt within three dAys. This decree seem' chiefly 1• welled at the guerilla and other predatfiry bands with which e cony, is Wetted. Tie papers of tiiv : si wake 7„ salute of the. English shios, with some ankiety to b ait it placed to the 'account or Don Minuet.. On the Bth, the Marquis of CHAVES arrived in Lisbon, and wa s emnse tereived with every demonstration of satistictioiti by Don NI 1013 EL and his adherents. BY THB IRFNCII MAIL .THIS MORNING. PARIS, Aug. 22. According to accounts received this day, the 'mi t t Expedition 11.4 sailed on the ]Bth, and the third was to pail from Toulon on the Itith. New corps are to b e ,env to reinforce General Maim. IXTRACT PROM TNT PROCLAMATION OP In/MAL swam Head-quarter. at Toulon, ISth Aaguat. " Soldiers ! Tn concert with his Allies, your King charges po t m ot a grand and noble misslow, and you are called on to put an red to the oppression of a celebrated people. The enterprise, which will I t a bouiour to France, and which every one applauds, opens to ye t a career of glory. You will remember that you are the first v." that have embarked from France since the thirteenth century the shores of Greece, in the character of liberators. " Soldiers! the dignity of • the Crown and the honour of ye lp Country waits your triumph. (Signed) " MAISON." PROM THE GUERNSEY PAPER, RECEIVED THIS St• At the moment we are going to press we learn the arrival io nur Rua& of the brig Gloucester, from Monte Video in fifty-five day,, by which we have news to the 27th June. The war still COMlllbei. The troops of Buenos Ayres in the different engagements have had Li:widow', the advantage over the Brazilians. ' FROM THE OPORTO' AND GALICiAN PAPERS. OPORTO, Ausurr 6. The Judges and Law Officers forming the Aleada, or Special dicial Commission, are arrived, and will commence their proeere,.. hp immediately. Arrests and confiscations continue. A French. man has been arrested, in whose possession were found satiate Masonic vestments and insignia. VIGO, Anavrr 13. The Sea*btu, ten gun brig, that spoke the Marlborough packet on the 2d, under Buenos Ayrean colours, in lat. 41. 10. long. 11. 10. has since boarded a Spanish vesiel that has come in here, and taken away her papers, a great quantity of flour, and two of bar best hands. The , expedition for the reduction of the Island of Madeira sailed hom Lisbon on the 9th. M We received this forenoon the Algemeine Zeilmng, and Franklost Pipers, each to the 19th instant. The far. mer contains intelligence from Constantinople to the 27th ultimo, but annr.unce nothing later from the theatre of war than what we had previously received by the Brussels Papers. A spirit of insubordinati( a, it is said, had appeared among the troops of Hussain Paces at &Jimmie, who has been obliged to use a very summary process towards the disaffected to enforce °helium The report of the capture of Er zereum, by General PAARRWITSCK is again revived, on the authority din. teliigence to that effect haying reached Smyrna. Pri. nate letters from Syra, of the Bth July state, that by a Convention concluded with IBRAHIM PACHA, Modon was taken. possession of by English troops; but the Messuger des Chantires, received this morning, contra• dicta the report. The following are extracts : CONSTANTINOPLE. Jour 25. According to the accounts published by the Government, of various actions near Schunsla and Varna, there was a serious co- gagement on the 20th near the latter town, the result of which is stated to have been, that the Russians were forced to retreat te. wards Bazardjilt, with the loss of 5,000 men. The Capitan Puha who bad arrived just in time in that town, which was not at all fortified, immediately took some measures for its defence, and Is said not only to have defeated the plan of the Russians, who had attempted on the 20th to take Varna by a amp ale meek with an army of 20,000 men, seconded by four men of war; bat aher twelve hours fighting, to have been able on his side to act on the offensive. Before Schuette, nothing of importance is said to haw happened up to the 17th, on which day there were some mita. purtant skirmishes between the advanced posts. The Porte seems indeed pleased at these advantages, but not quite Tree from alarm; at least, all its measures indicate that it expects the most dangerom crisis; and that if the Turkish troops have gained no:hing since their former acquaintance with the Russians, the latter have, on tie contrary, acquired more skill in the art of war. All the Offseets of every nation who were in the camp at &banal& and in the for. tresses, have been summoned to the capital to have the new recoil caps. By the express command of the Sultan, the practice of cut ting off the ears of the enemy is abolished; and the prisoners ate not now sent to the capital, bat distributed in the provinces. MI the young men in the capital are ordered to bold themselves is readiness to march at a moment's notice. Meantime theGreels haw obtained permission to remain in Constantinople for the present. With respect to the Morea, it is now affirmed that Ibrahim is of dered by the Porte and by his father to defend it. It is said syrap ems of the old mutinous spirit of the Janissaries show themselves In the Turkish army, especially in the camp at Schuette, and that Hussein Paths finds it difficult to enforce obedience. Thus, after the skirmishing on the 17th, it is said that the Commander of a Regiment of Cavalry, who bad not done his duty, and was threatened by Hussein Pacha to beware of the consequences of behaving so another time, fired a pistol at the Seraskier, but missed him, on which Hussein immediately drew his sabre and cot him down. The Regiment of Cavalry attempting to revenge the death of its Commander, is said to have been cut to pieces by Hussein's command. The Pacha of luaktchi has been beheaded, and the Paths of Brailow thrown into prison at Schumia. The destruction of the powder mill built by Selina 111. which is said by some to have been set on fire by lightning, and by others to have been burnt by incendiaries, is a serious loss at this moment. It con tained 7,000 kellogrammes of powder. The Sultan has ordered it to be rebuilt ha three months,:and made M. Simon, the director of it, whose son was killed by the explosion, responsible for the execu tion of t►is order. The Grand Vizier, who was indisposed for a few days, is recovered, and has attended a meeting of the Divac. -- There are reports here that Kars and Emerson have been taken by the Assuan troops. . CONSTANTINOPLE, Jute 26. The unfavourable reports from Asia came from Smyrna, whir* they have boon inserted in 'be Courier tie Sarre, which announces the capture of Erzereum by General Paskewitscb. The Porte has published nothing official on the subject. The same letters from Smyrna contain the improbable news that Persia has stain der. • Glared war against Russia. TRIESTE, Auo. According to private letters from Syra of the fob of July, the contents of which are confirmed by accounts received by way of Ancona, where a French frigate had arrived, allodon, after being evacuated by the Albanians, ip said to be occupied by the Engli , b , in consequence of an agreement with I braham Paths. Should this be cqpfirmed, we may ask what fortresses the expected French troops will occupy ?—Algrmdtw Z:Ossng, Aug. 16. S W ITZ Eli LA ND, A mann. 12. In the Sitting of the Dirt un the sth, a note was entrmunicated, which was delivered some weeks ago by the Sranish Minister, protesting against the re ogniuon of t he late Sp. n i s h ca nn a is South America by the Confederation, and againot the nomination nt M. l.ay.iter to the office of Swiss Consul in M 4 aico. [ he ms was informed at the same time, that M. Lorater bad been br installed hi his office in the city of Mexico. The road over St. Coothard advances rapidly, and it is holi 4 that the tipper put tut) , be finished in a few weeks.--Frankf 4 l'igwrs, Aug. IS. r • I