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- 4 if INUNDATIONS IN GERMANY. i. -f GREECE. MISSOLONOI3I, OCT. ad (NOV. 6).1854. Vhe Seraskier has withdrawn his troops from Am blyani; andids fotees,whilst he was beating a retrest,were pursued and compered by our men. At present, there is no other army but that of Omer Pacha, and before long Irren that will disband itself, as the winter season ap proaches. In Albania there have been domestic dissen sions—civil war rages between the dissenting parties, and they seem"much exasperated at each other. As to the affairs of the Peleponnesus, there is a project to commence the siege of Patris by sea and land. A quail tity of ammunition has been already—provided; the' different troops have beep assembled for that pur pose at Castouni, and the vessels are only waited for to begin the siege in regular form. - An epidemic disease has shewn itself at Napoli di Romania; and we are sorry to say the Commissioners sent from London with the third part of the loan, have been attacked by it, but we do not know as yet whether they have escaped it, or been the victims of their dis order. At the beginning of the present month the De puties of the Government for the third period began theiresittings. Mavrocordato has been recalled by the Government to the Peloponnesus; as soon as he shall have recovered from his tndisposition he will proceed thither. It is egg probable that the samecommission which acts dur ing his illness, will also continue in their functions till the Government shall have named a new Directot-Gem ner al for Western Greece. This moment have appeared three Spezziot vessels, which will soon be followed by five others. They are to aid in the besieging of Patras. A fatal combination caused them to miss a fine stroke. Yesterday passed before our sight, ten vessels, large and small, which entered the Gull to accompany the son of Jassuf Pacha, who was coming from Series to Prevesa. This would liave,been an excellent meeting, as them was a rich booty to be bad, which was on board the vessel of Harem, and money to pay the troops at Patras. One part of the Ipsariot Division is at Spa, and the rest in different Islands. The Spezziot Division has returned to Spezzia for some days past. The Hydriot Division, according to a letter from Admiral Mianlis, was pre paring to pursue anew their enemies, who were terrified Isom their many defeats; and, from a vessel which came from Samos to Hydra, we have also learned that. Miaulis, with some Ipsariot vessels, was already gone to attack the Barbarians. Another letter from blissolonghi, of the 26th Octo ber, says—" It is true that Sir Frederick Adam was at Napoli di Romania to obtain the revocation of our Pro clamation, according to instructions which his Excel lency had received from home, and our Government received him with the greatest honour. From Napoli di Romania, they write, in date of the 12th inst. that a part of the Turkish Fleet had remained to defend the Egyptian Fleet, which is returning to Alexandria." • The Government of Greece has written the follow.i ing letter to the widow of Marco Botzaris, inviting her to take up her residence at the seat of Government, and remitting to her 200 Spanish dollars to enable her • to perform the journey : "THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT OF GREECE. THE EXECUTIVE IBODI TO MADAME COMMA DOTZARIS. " MADAM l--The Government having been informed of your at rival at Zante, with the intention to return to Greece, hastens to express to you, by these presents, its sincere desire to be of service to you as far as lies in its power. The Government, Madam, is the more pleased with your arrival at the present time, since fa vourable circumstances enable it to give you a slight proof of the gratitude which the Greek nation retains towards the memory of that noble citizen, your late husband, for his glorious devotion to the welfare of his country. Be assured, Madam, that the death of your late husband—a'death worthy of envy—was not alone fatal to his family, but that it filled with affliction the hearts of all his fellow-citizens, as it deprived his coun try of her bravest and most skilful defender. But, Mo. dam, be this your consolation—that your husband, after having ailed a most brilliant career, merited by his death the praises of all nations and the eternal gra titude of his fellow-citizens! And as to yourself, Ma dam, whose happiness it was to possess such a husband as Marco Botzaris, be fully persuaded, that in every Greek citizen you will find a steady protector and a sin cere friend, and more particulaily in the Members of the Government. " With this assurance, Madam, the Government ex horts you. to establish yourself is the place of its resi dence, and in the meantime remits you an order on Messrs. John Stephan and Francis Carvelas, for the stem of 200 Spanish dollars, to furnish, you with the ex penses of your voyage hither. (Signed) " The Pawners. 41 " Gomm CoNDUZUMEM. Ammons:ls Srmoit.tati. 6 ' Joon Co . PANUIIIO NOTMILM The Secretary-General ad lat.—" P. O. Restos. • " Napoli di Romania, 9,11-10 October, lasi." Brtract from.letters, dated Frankfort-on-the-Main, 12th and 19th December, to a Gentleman in London, a Member of the Committee : heartfelt thanks behalf of my unfortu lawyer the result may • that respect. you iumanity, and re.- , relief. May hea for our neighbours lunately, the rage , generally, that the been essentially nar particular, we ex te island, though ,acusual, has compara violent destruction, and li the coast. been raised, have knows what is to four months. Every Anions that withstood uninitibitable, and un -! Compels the people miserable prices. How seases begin to spread. muds ir the best• If die psb. it NO 00 means a proof aillave since received announcing a remittance h has had yesterday blessigi to all the inc like the the losses and inau• HI lose no time to express to you ml for your benevolent exertions on behal nate brethren in the South. Whateve be, and your hopes raise my own in I bare answered the call of suffering by day undertaken the task for af f ording yen assist you to render it effectual , fc 1 1 11 - are sadly in need of it. Most union • of the elements has been felt so very gl , . scans of support from abroad has bee rowed, and from St. Petersburgh, is l put little of nothing. Your fortunati 'hiked by more violent storms thaanst tively - undergone much less violent di mated Chiefly to the country along the " AU the cibutioas that have bet served for seine. Goy 4adote duringstbe nun or four y discloses silt disasterss hsbitatio die floods are Mk totally uninb Stforstepairs. ttieflitity.pf food el to kat their cattle, or sell aat arise am they to cultivate the land ? seast *ad despair to seise the rnintisl, the ik papers cease their clamours, it • . of a cessation of their cause. I,iik • 41 I motet* you on the 12th, sail your pleasing letter of the Tell, armour of 5001. to the Fr. Committee, which 1 a :bailor supply. Gon will grant his benevolent cootribatorak may they seed *Adds, fee ukases* are .th • I t wirri - myTeF tneraisle the sufferers—feeble the swims of eoppOrt Oae si lejtotepic sta‘expept speaks 'oilman. What isittelseaven sets at riches aed property , this ail year's calimitoys occurrence has very plgly shown, Those who bad Mist uclose have shared their last 'WWI I sel with their brethren, -and reminded of the widow's mite, not in words, but,in deeds. Our common class of people are worthy of support; it is impossible to behave better, to shew more resignation, more Christian quali ties than they have done throughout." THE EVENING STAR. •. - • - 1 ` 4= • .1 Bitable Piths who soon after retoried to to winter. For some that the Pos4 intends depreciated currency, . tremely alarmed. Whoever the result of the campaign, own eyes, from the pallid these ships, with what tend. And yet we know been for four weeks in recover. His successor , tempted to land near tion of anchoring there, fleet has hindered him, Boudroun, after having Bury is so exhausted that currency is considered By the Silas packet, ceived Papers to the Bth PRESIDENT on the opening which was to have assembled ington, had not reached sailed. The only topic the progress made in murr, the proceedings far advanced, that conjectui the result. The contest +' to lie between General , ,other competitors being the votes already returned, As far as these go, there ADAMS; but, accordii the returns would be 1 a decided prepondera , JACKSON, there was a being Ultimately elect A Paper of the 3d lulus of Commodore at Pdrto Rico." It seem the Commodore's attar" CoMmandants of Fazardo logy for some 4nsults and the American flag. but these Papers contai At a meeting of the on the Sd of December , be presented to the •icinity of Cuba, and with that Island. Ai September from Gua; Asia and Achilles Spani Callao on the 14th of the Peruvian Commander, they declined, and ran they never would leav One of the latest N , thority of a Captain from St. Thomas's, th, of men of war, had, about board troops at Marti We suspect this is the The Dublin Journal rumoured that the A. es officio information some of his late writit to see the -two leaders parties in Ireland, both ment at the same time. speech and writing, the far as Mr. (nom Thursday, does not, of Sir HARCOURT% prosecul WINDSO4 Yesterday his Max attendants and regular ercise in his pony phaeton. and when the weather ride much earlier in no arrivals at the Roy' The following is a -correct place on Thursday morning I Barracks, between a Lieut. stationed in this town,and denten was attended by I Lieutenant hi--y of the the fire of Mr. M--‘, a 'upon which the affair terminated. ARRIVALS IN Elso. 24.—Lady Whelan, Madge, Mrs. Cumming, Miss tain Binders, Master Handfield, French, Dennis, Bolton, Leigh, Fraser, Ginnall, UMW, Valency, Brown, Wisissiday evening, 1 a spismilil Amenably and aussa l t d lh r il residence in two Fashionable, were`-Her Grace ' and Lady Soma mama Ds Roos, the Bari Mr. Bwansat, the Bari L. Calumet.., Lady MAW" th, Lord and Lady CASTUICOOTE, Dowager Rooms; Lady r Baroness Roues, and a 1, We have the greatest satisfaction Mr. Secretary CANNING ter. — of the goat, as to he able Thursday, Mr. Lugar, his Grace the Duke of Rumaua, at Beivoir Castle, Leicestershk.., We understand that Earl Gaoaviraost has purchased the Moteentbe estate, in Dorsetshire, for £51,000. By the death of Lord EA avian the title becomes cx. tines, his Lordship's only son having died last year. A large pow. don of the Noble Lord's fortune, we understand, goes to Lord SATZ and &ra. • The spacious site at the top of St. James's-street, is to be a Club House for the Officers of the Household troops, i. e. the Horse Guards (Blues), the Life Guards, and the 164 ed, and sd Foot Guards. We have authority to contradict the report of the death of Lord Mowry Quin'," the son of the Marquis of Co lITNOWLII ; the last account, received in town yesterday, froth his Lordship, atatan that he was a little better. • amongst the poor of the parishes of Burton Carlton. On the night of Friday se'nnight, some person blob; into an outhouse in the garden.of S. It. Losuruormo. Esq. at Norton Court, and stole therefrom about fire bushels of apples, very choice desert fruit. CHARLES X. holds his Levees very early ca r s, the word implies); for the Conn, on New ear's Day, is to meet at nine in the morning. Wednesday, a fire broke out in the office at Mr. Mwt rpfs residence at Violet Hill, near Fiaglarebridge, melt 'Dublin, by which a considerable quantity of proPertf was destto) ed. , t4l a ••••••,- , s••= - ...1r - -Ii: ^r+ - -. - - "14 ..; T , .. . . . - • - had sailed Qin ilkowim*,iii. rat Amy: m i _ ____ • ajor font sea two mammies 11Itb ' ii. Sisl Marmariaine iehtfre Ite Invaded —.4 1 ....: 41the mays past it ball 0 91 1 1 piped Major Gasno.aoll the same loom at the list, at Rat hl:ost to pet into eireulation a nd Captain Rosa and his company et the lath, have an*. *1 at which the mereginalkii. Az- Ihnual, Alkaatalt ha t ve deta arrited metl at ta ßa d iling dW arry ea r at 6rll% Glin, uoditr uncite e=t riTh nerer h a d any doubts a b out Some; and at Adam, a detachment mussaandsid by • „_,, Commas. ipaign, may be coniinced by nu As ceder has Isom bawd to the ailment retoldto Mid countenances of the crews of Ireland , to enlist for the ad, or tomes. • A patty of the 94th Regimenytrons -Gibreltar, her t hardships they have had to con- Neagh, to recruit. • , now that the Captain Pacha has ...........s. in the Dardanelles to repair and FEMALE FASHIONS. • —........ . or, Ibrahim Pacha, hat twice at- • • OWN LA BILLI ARUXISAt POI /AWAIT.) Candia, probably with the inten- fullyover a pink satin slip, f iN a EVENING delicate tint, a dress of ha, ai . " -: 1 . .'' .e, but it is said' that the Greek athe r ea o k m a s zs o ui files::: l i g , a s n u d ffer th e a d t h se e t : e as l s o in ss cLre n tur e ne tte d t a o . ont :trst en ra ted w round le t : le vel b() ; I :cl:t wilit two of that fruit, she work of the artificial florist; of trandedg; Vandyke of the . hem d n:at the shoo, is a that a farther deterioration of the row of bossed :dike link " vvty Ito be inevitable. hosed full rooks* of pink satin. The corsage is In.th! An*: —....m00m.--- Greek style, now preferred to the Gallo-Greek : it is made del- !t, from New York, we have re- blood ratell in cil ;: t a e ce r 7 cl a cocker ** bast' . Tte witete dee tt vet fi sr n e hh kVg b a y nd a wftlilide, slakin g t' !t, pink l t ia lwo,m e ru n t 1 o w . h e a n t e r d i ~ petrol to: at ult. inclusive. The speech of the 1 8 , : e rsoesre g i en ls c i . id it er h oo s a linag ek tl:e n rig lil lsT and i l i str be ffing :tr t it e, a li w as i s c l ening of the Session of Congress, assembled on the 6th at Wash- The heed dress ill a ll Adak turban, a pink Pones b es esonfoll; bed New York when the packet fitted' confin edanbiya across she (4411°14E00t. with bird•ef a Pin • k paradise attlh bssitica pion t :; lit of interest i n. these papers i s wave, gracefully over the right sido. The ear-rinse and neoblec: 1 the election of the new Paws o are rmtigoe af a° ,ll l 7neraids °lirittal andgold Prar „ Id fasessiTiwolbryeries bracelets are i broit i ebl iii . k: gs relative to which are DOW so - MORNING VISITING DIMAS. I , . :onjectures may be hazarded on . A pelisse of sumeeloured tatty, elegantly trimmed &Ws Ike st for this important office appears ri ? ust ic a i r on each to te d of the skirt the border are tfhronteet,eowwiteh of rich row of this idaduf al JACKSON and Mr. ADAMS, the L iti. ollotrset quite close together, so as to form a beautiful kind of are to It almost st close to the armoir e eing removed, by the nature of the usencAmeits represent di vided The pewee bsttaas irned, from all chance of success. the nay down the front, with small buttons, of the same assamisi as the dress. A sa in sh fe oL e ririon the , rifne tho sa fi cr em e de olez ;htt en v e t i e reles sy etafee tho ora lly wire is a majority in favour of Mr. with beg ends muslin colerette falls over, trimmed with fine lace edge collaring to a calculation made of what, abroad i laced e s also wo r ked e,it just e a g bo:e the lace o ls i r b i e ch is el t br i old , w ety. A from the Southern States, where ante existed in favour of General rose coloured bonnet of gros de Naples, with a beautiful d a great probability of the General i sta t il e w . a f r vi ch li f t : a tm + ther ition A ce n r i al elle n d ecklace , sea l l ' s a gn nd ld ot c he ita r in, :ted. depending, and rose-coloured satin slippers, complete the comae.. I contains some additional. parti- (rams ACIIIIIANN'T lIIKNITIST Of AWN, IPARMONS, &C.} • e PonrEit's "resolute proceedings i t i n ' H :le n tre ana. brim — Voan e n t d of il c a o t, ya w l rt u h rP is le serri ed velv dt e ci edoe vdas le . teems the Spaniards - did not wait crown high and rounded at the top. an d partially covered as t likli tack, and the civil and military fr a u of velvet, ie boun d with a with iiil :iiissi,ende,airilli half cor : ) .i f s t r a ct m in e bisolik xardo consented 'to make an apo. the trimmings in front are large, and finished in the same miseir whine l offered to an American Captain the ces centre the fte it l*n tto elt :in i f n tr ew se on'endeactletis placed perpendicularly, i p arly""- g. 'Congress assembled on the 6th, satin Abend are disposed about the crown ; long string s air no accountof their proceedings. he merchants of New York, held " 2. Black v side th el e vet dress hat, bound with gold lace; from •.• •• : n rh at iod in t similar bowinfroo t. the brim forms double and small white tnalibems - ber, a Memorial was drawn up to o p a broad geld introduc ed band ro und wl :he ft c i r t ow ei n o , Congress, on the piracies in the namenu, bound also with gold lace; marabouts in from and aut I the unprotected state of the trade the sigh t Ta t rt d atn . turban, formed of a richly shaded striped silk Willi ,ccording to letters of the 24th of silk kerchief. . syaquil, received in New York, the strings : f atesakmaen.d the t c e ro e w ri g ir. liss !' d"bk border sea- V alli is high ; the back part eta . Spanish ships of war arrived at crape lisse, full, and arranged by five fiat pink satin bands, , Of that month. Admiral GUNS, perpendicularly, and inserted in the pink satin band at the of the caul ; the front is formed by bouffanis of alternate pi*" ~,,..... I ander, offered them battle, which white crape Rue. interspersed with pink satin ornaments of - ; q. in into the harbour. It was believed lionacems shape, with a profusion of winter cherries, or slit and rose-buds above. . , _,,- rye Callao under the Spanish flag. Emma Daasa .— Plain colour velvet dress: the corsadelLibilt few York Paers states, on the au- acroest bust, and drawn to the shape with a auk fulness angel p waist ; hi gh in f rout, and falling rather lower on the shouldobeadal ' COOK, who had arrived in 17 days finished with geld embroidered lace round the top ; ; the demos.' hat a French fleet, of seventeen sail short, with epaulettes formed of heart-duped leaves trimmed sr* 1 blond; attached are long full sleeves of white gauze, regulated , about the last of October, taken on front by riband velvet passing from under the arm to t inique, and sailed for St. Domingo. of the esrch f sleeve, which ed is con bow ati l d li g ieli d by three clasp . bvelvetlood ru bg e tis at the wrist. tem, A. le old story new revived. the bottom of the skirt is a broad hand of satin of same colour, wit - ..-....m.11111•111 small silk cord laid across, forming squares : gold embroidered alai. lof Wednesday says, it was strongly cure. fastened in front with an antique gem. African turban of Vise ATTORNEY-GSNERAL had filed an bards., richly embroidered in gold, with a bind of gold round Ms bead, and sukiporting the folds over the right ear. The hair i= . s against Sir HARCOURT Leas, for from the forehead, and slime or four large curls on each side. in s. It would be curious enough lace of to medallions in en? with lets of the Protestant and Catholic rings dertd corners. Short whi tng te l; k hu id ll;tl groves tly et sq ; t il le te th catin chalir goos• '"ll . 7. • • oth under prosecution by Govern. . ime. In point of intemperance of MASONIC INTEL LIGENCE . • • • I the Rev. Baronet certainly goes as , --...... lett. The Freeman's Journal of Pools.—On Monday last the Brethren of the : however, allude to the circumstance -of Amity met, at 11 o'clock, at their Hall, to eel . the festival of St. John the Evangelist. After the • prosecution. cars for the ensuing year had been elected, and other business of the Lodge gone through, the M ;OK, DECEMBER 31. adjourned till four o'clock, at which hour they a , .. . —no—. AJESTY, accompanied by his usual assembled and sat down to a sumptuous dinner;. lar retinue, took his accustomed ex- pared by the Stewards. On the removal of the clay lhaeton. His MAJESTY rises early, a number of Masonic, and other toasts were drank ~, her and business permit, takes his some excellent songs were sung. and the evening real 1 the day than formerly. There are spent, amidst " the feast of reason and the flow of 50.11.7 ;oval Lodge. in that convivial harmony and brotherly fellowshipZ - 1 erect statement of the meeting which took which the fraternity has been for many ages so hi ming in a field nearly opposite the Cavalry distinguished. ' - ieut. Davidson of the Grenadkr Guards, Yeovil., Dec. 29.—Monday last, the festival of d ca th pt e . H C `t ,o f ir 'd mi ldul = ilg. , 4 l::: f t h ar e al k er tref Gen. b y John the Evangelist was celebrated by the Ilrethre heath Homers. Lieut. Davidson received the Lodge of Brotherly Love (624) in this town; WA . . • I• N and then discharged hit Pistol in the air, almost thirty Brethren sat down to an excellent dlli.` =elated. • nor, which was served up by Mrs. Bul le n , of •* , , ------. .......--- Chnugh's, Commercial Inn, in a style w h i c h did • - i i. I DUBLIN FROM ENGLAND. dit to herself, and gave the utmost satisfaction to helm, Mee Healy, Miss Johnstone Mti. Brethren present. The usual Masonic toasts, with g, Miss Roche, Sir Thomas Whelan, Cap. appropriate airs and glees, contributed to the convivinsr • midfield, Messrs. Daniel, Gouidrisk, Baines, m , Johnston, Abbott, Howorth, Mitchell, lity of the evening, which was spent in the greatill • I, Maziere, Monty, Henry, M'Neil, Irwin, harmony; at the hour of nine the Lodge was clo Ft, sea. and jun. Though this Lodge of Brotherly Love be the your , December 22, Sir Cnaluis Vmutox gave Lodge in the province, we are proud to say it does id Ball to . : in Lower bor Grace the Duchess of mop Mount-street, Dublin, to which rank the last in point of numbers and respectability,* • dales were invited. Among the company both of which we hope to see it rank still higher. • • ' tee the Duchess of McNamee, Lady Louisa SOUTHAMPTON, Dac.2s.—The Brethren of the Royal SLA Lenatos, Hon. Captain and Lad_. I G„," 1 " Gloucester Lodge (No. 21 2 ) gave t heir annual Ball, at are and Countess of MIRTH, and the raoll. • sari and Countess of Guatu.snort and Lady their new Lodge, in Bugle-street. on Monday even t ni - • AWE and Miss Siloam, Lord LOUGNDOROUON, which, notwithstanding the staaPeatuous state of rne • accoss, Lord and Lady Roseman, Lady weather, was exceedingly well attended, and dancing • • ady Dowager HARTLAND s and Baron and k ept u p till a late beet. a long list of Fashionalike. .‘,.......-----‘—•-•.—.!...-- ' SMIIIIIMIRIM i acelleney Prince POLIGHAC, the F renc h A *' , tatest satisfaction in announcing, that 11-s E- , 1 Wender, is daily to arrive front France. i is so fir recovered from the recent attack le so transast badness a t the Foreign Me. The Countess of Waawrat's annual benefaction of :..USBINOTON left town on a visit to coals, clothing, SIC. has been distributed this Christmas, ao told, ' . __.,.._ Ameneit the boor of the Parishes of Burton and North and SWIM 1 LONDON. SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 1825. ♦T TEL BAT& THE FUND& STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. Consols opened this morning at 95/ 1 for the Account, at which prize they remain ap.to this hour, with scarcely a bargain doing. All the liminess doing is now in South American Securities and Mine Shares. FOREIGN FUNDS. Citrent prices i New Spanish 151, OW 221, Russian 961, Meal. can 761, ;Colombian New 911, French Scrip 133 pre. Austrian 961, Chaim en, Portuguese 80, Alliance Shares 81 pre. Marine Al liance ilk pro. Brazilian Scrip 6; pre. Colombian Mines 291 pre. Brazilian Mines 101 pre. Gas 1 pre. Greek 60. FOREIGN EXCHANGES. Da0:17.-41etalliques 941. Bank Shares 1151. smnizinit ,TO CORRESPONDENTS. The ll:Seventh Letter of VUIDU on West India Slavery will appear in the Sus of Monday. At a late hour we re -nwn- 7;71e French Papers of Thursday, and the Etoile of. yesterday, The la:ter states, that, on Wednesday the Spanish General, Mo. RILL% bad an interyiew with the Duke of AwnouLiMa. The same Journal also contains an articlt from the Dardanelles, dated the 24th November, stating, that a Captain, who quitted Stanchio on the 15th instant, says, that the combined Turkish and Egyptian fleet had left Boudiounnn the Bth, but had been detained diving three days, by contrary winds, in vie* of Stan chio ; that the Greeks, to the number of 80,sail, which had watched their movements for twenty days, had commenced an attack on them which lasted on the 9tb, lOth, and 11th of November, but at its departure the result was not known. The same Captain says, that there was great mor-1 talky among the troops that had landed, as well as among the horses. The following -eztracts are from the Etoile of Thursday FARM. DECEMBER 30. The King presided at a Council of Ministers. Mar shal de Camp, Count Castlelanne, is arrived at Paris, coming horn Catalonia. Mr. Baring, Member of Par liament, is arrived at Paris. _ . The French frigate Themis, going from Toulon to Brest, was forced, by contrary winds, into Carthagena, where some wine was purchased for the clew, but the Custom-house officers seized it. Perdidand being in formed of it, ordered that French vessels should be ex empted. They write from Constantinople, under date 26th Nov. that the Captain Pacha cast anchor at four o'clock in the afternoon, in the port. He was on board of an 84-gun ship, which the Greek bulletin announced to have been burnt, and which appears to be in a good state. The Captain Pacha went to-day to the Porte, with his retinue, and received his pelisse. After his inter view with the Grand Vizier, twenty-one pieces of can non announced his return-to the Admiralty. Etan, Dsc. 30.—French Rages iOlf. SOc. ST; PETEItSUURGH, DECEMBER 8. On the 11th of this month, Prince WaL.onsky will set off for France, on an extraordinary mission ; and he is to felicitate Charles X. on his coming to the throne. This morning we received Brussels Papers to the 29th oh. They state that the Kn is recovering, and that from the Ist of January, foreig* journals imported into the Netherlands, shall net be sniieet to the ext r aor dinary stamp, but be signed or avirpFd by the Post master. The following are extracts : BRUSSELS, DECEMBER as. We are happy to be able to state, that his Majesty is recovering from the indisposition which has inter rupted for some time the public audiences. The waters of the Ourthe and of the Meuse, have again risen to the same height that they were a short time ago. The whole quarter, called the loverie, at Liege, • bas been-under water for these three days, and many of the inhabitants are in the greatest penury. GHENT, DECEMBER W. By a decree of the 15th of October last, his Majesty has decided that from the Ist January, Gazettes, Jour nals, Newspapers, Periodical Works, and Price Cur rents, coming from foreign countries, shall ne longer be subject to the formality of the extraordinary stamp, but shall be marked with a particular stamp, or signed instead of stamping (vises pour timbre), on their arrival, by the Postmasters, indicating, in writing, the duty to which they are liable, and which :ball be paid to the Postmasters. This measure will put an end to the de lays and impediments to which the delivery of the foreign journals has hitherto been subject. This forenoon we received Getman Papers to the 25th ult. from which we make the following extracts: ••• 4, VIENNA, DECEMBER 17. This evening, at half-past nine, we were surprised by several very ♦ivid flashes of lightning, with loud and very near thunder. During the ten minutes that the storm continued it snowed in abundance, and the 'her - fell to the freezing point. MOUrter - _ _ CONSTANTINOPLE, NOVEMBER 95. The Capitan P.tcha has at length arrived here with three ships. Part of his fleet is to winter in the Darda nelles, and the other to t :remain under the command of . • ' r