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4hr dhiliatelc t '45 the southern provinces of tht Ras. 'ialiwv• gran Empire. `era General ' at Muuich, mid it ,4 46 e. •is said is liertraad has arrirvd to pitoesed to Views& Privaii letters from Turin foil severel,pitremai‘of distinction have reyteti its thane cities, some of whom the events of last year, but hod site proaretiani -a the Austrian comma . protect 101 l . metered. *el drieirstry - Isoro soeb so lo ossideet es to the we. Stow:: , • 'the, to OM.OdOO 116.4. ribeinteel Of &trate, co to • few* do NUM, Off. all figured young lathes of diatingoialsed rank io Mihiaire among the number of ti grastest, soil were guarded in their houses by aentinel• placed at their The ginott bis, boweva t . bees' withdrawn. Loa neigg at least oarless. The Tribunal charged Aldls the proceedings egotism the persona weave s& allilam.has hero removed to Venice. Ott" Thursday Francois-Paul-Desire llory and Auguste Fravg.tis Pascal Varies) were tried before 'the Covet ui Assize, for menace* of assassination against the Prince of Orange. The 1631 laved the whole day, and the Jury returned their verdict at midnight, after one hour's deliberation. That' YOT:011, and found Mary guilty, but not of the aggravation charged. of bowsaw committed the crone in a stele of vagabondsge. Trie Court sen tenced Mary to seven )ear.' labour and the pillory. CHAMBER OP PEERS, Dacamaaa ls. - Ijciafil the report of the Committee on the law gagggsgplative to the threes twelfths. The debate It tined, sod the Marquis de Marbois and the later of Finance spoke. A deputatittei was then appointed ballot to %Pi t on the Wog; and to present Aphis die cows i tkqkyotit of the Chamber on the um, ghat.:. tat , P 114 s4l. • CHAMBER OF Dri,PUlllts. BULLETIN or peewit:l.2.29. • A puts% C sitting a lirpollited for to-morrem,gt boon, when there will be a report (General Doss. pelt reporter). Among the Peony'ss is one from the Sieur Cebu', of Troyes, for abrogating coon*, jinni:Muscats. sud substittiting moral penalties. MADRID, DECEMBER 17. • The events If Commie have taken a wore fa.' ‘. 'rumble e.ciraordiusry courier, arrived gealErchty from hot brought intelligence that on the Pith, Mina, having been early sent by the Government to Stguenza, bad delivered op the Military command of protioce to Cimp-MVlthpi Ramon Lopez, Sub-luspertor of &ignitors% who, after assembling the principal officers of dB& 'orties,. cowed (Jesters! Lastre to be recognizal as General Commandant of the Province. It appear. that the.slisinlishedsgsrty at Coniston bud endeavoured to oopoiribtoposiole of Ferrol itt • • •- •-- 4 volertained -_ __ ...e propriety of the prank and extent of the work at Dauphine !stood, further pry imaremysisosperetted soon after the last Remises) of Coital" r given to die Board of Logioevra and Naval uelay.. o.4 7:take a fortherondlyeee miqider,ollllllllll. :Mon ~1001 IMllMirets, and t4reitireilt egginli witb u pps ‘ . • " bee wregime bas been made ia the ronstriaction of vet pet. of areording in the law providing fur the gradop i l moiresmitsttne of the navy, and to the extent of existing sp. iprothitinise. The vessels authuriasil by the Act or Hite eerie an bent Itompleted, and are. noir in art Hsi se rrice. Nutty .it tamer *etre tram been, or will he, launched fur the nonfat, the object being to protect all which may upt.lo +misdeed fur imMediate service from . decay, by snitabn ti , tildings ereeled over them. A squadron has beim maims Laioed, se hermoltire, its the Mediterranean, by mesas where; i.l pest* has been preserved with the Rarbary Powers.— This squadron lints been reduced the present year to as •e-tall • force as is compatible with the fulfilment of the point intended by it. Prom past experience, sod the best poforatation respecting the views of those Powers, it is dis tinctly mitelersitind, that, 'horrid our squadron be with. draws, they woeld eosin recommence their hostilities "and etepredatious npon oar commerce. Their fortifications have lately h-eis rebuilt, and their maritime force incitasesi. It has •101 been found necessary to maisitaiii • paval force in the Paeifie, for the protection of the very important in terrets of our Moises,' engaged in et manner sod the fisheries in dent sea. VC.1.1.111 have likewise nevi employed in cruis ing along the Atlantic roast, in the Gulf si( Mri.Cll. us the mast of Africa, and in the aeighboorimi seas. It, the tauter many "oracles hart lofts committed on oar commerce, and so extensive was hot 1111 l ing the range of those unprist. rioted adventurers, that there wag cause to apprehend, with, rent • Helen y 'mid der rsive effort to steppe-an them, thq wrorsenuideittieWem outs ht ensue Fort t 0.411 41 e l soosiderablo eh'.* tiatp MON twin to that spirit by our crrepere, who balm iniceteriedsio rapturire soil destroying sesernf of their rem sets. 1 ffettenthiffess, it is etisidert.l ireigbleel of high tem porisers* to rooting, these s Ames until e practise is ea lively soppreaseit. IMO sulcess Ivia a :: dad gur effortit . i to eoppmeti the thrte-teade." Under ' Cat fhe United : 1 !hates, bud Ole meaetieb 'ior their pi ' "thiNeno:e may Sca considered as entirety snppresseel; and i atiiif one Citizen* •re corniced in it tinder the B.g •siid papers v i' other Power', it leanly fermi a reaped to the rights of chose Powers that these offeirders•re out felted and brought luoue, to receive the punishment which the laws iiill.ci. If every other Power shoold adopt the same policy, soil pursue the millie vigorous me sits for carrying hinter effect, the Dade cassia so loupe is .t. .. Deeply impressed with the blessings which we enjoy, •••d of wheel. we have "such manifold proofs, npy atiud is ir essistihly drawn to that Atonality living, the great source tra-ni *hence they proceed, mid to wh..rot our must grateful sienetiodedgmeuts ire dui. ' "JAMES MONROE. •• %Vasi t rigton, Lfecesagitiltlotl." • . e mit Oaf osu fiellim:4 l l. - . .i. op sk snillididli- PAPE h S. • ..a irsaalmoi vat liaw-ownaw:-- Pa Rig, nectstegit ie. The . ill-illilpined hare beers at *oil( for some weeks nti n sew plot it h ipiont the Xing's Government. 'they proposed to attempt n romp de maim against the cholera ni Souniur. Gen..lsorin being infornwd of tl,l, plait by Oeu. (lentil St. Alphonse, left Angers at the moroitlkit liii , OA, and proceeded tootirds • Suurogrwitlt ttip s cinuenilies of the 44th regiment of the line. Sitiefse4, ile•rStft /111 fresh iolorora• tent which. sear-heel him (hiring this match, the General ordered one of the enntputties to reigitgrade t. , bit the 23d eight sub-officer,, or the *awl et.' Saumor were arrested. The pupae dienineives Were changed with this duty, and performecititode kieverni al. them at the some time tepoired to then Cemenowdset of the Drpartmeut to give infornnir, titan. '''itis adjutant stibLofficer of the 44th regi..i Men( tit 'teen eriested at, Angers. A serjeent. 1 tray,4 of the name" aegimeot has also been arrested. A M. 1)alotn pointed out as one of the principal' agents orsite plot, Ned at the moment of the ar., l rival of the tr..ops. The trial is in progress before the military tribunals. Lisitienarit-Liasteral Vt..l comae de linche, Cusumnorlaint of the Divine°, ae..! rived itt Sainuor at ten Welock on the mnro'ng or tire 115. h. 1,1.. Was to be followed by four hundred tritons or - the line, but, he has ottlereAtjAiggl,p re. tti•dto Tours,—( Mo ;nicer./ ec ~. The wound of Viscount de Muntelegier does not paws through the awn. as has been reported. ft merely emends along the deltoid muscle through nor rt. whole length,,acd stops at one of the bunts a the shoulder, against *loch the point of the •srerd strikek, laud was, beet to the lentil of half au. lets h. Hitherto no accident of hemorrhage or in flammation used taken Ware, and there is every lessen tibblieve that door will occur: The Viticount is miterif,td by MM. o.lloittGu and Emery.... (16id,J.. Al,. Matilde. Minister of Fieance, received cetn. pairy yesterday. All the adjacent streets were en cumbered with earners. and all the saluons were ohdrocted. The c.ioed was as great as any wu 'Change. 'I be Journal deo. fUGets announces that the Mike de Choiseul and• M. Brett° de Boisgelin have gibed in their resignations of Major General stud A ile-SlaitrAGetieral.of the Nations' Guard of Paris. TAeir succapors ma net mentioned. Letters frets Leipoip, doted December 16, slate, that an seismal hod been received there of a grand ' ii:ouiroil We , sellettrsb'utgli,. and presided by the ).mperor •03ander, ill nhollA,,decisive measure* wife 8 .41114 Isl. T .*Also Porte. 0.1 the breaks% . spun/ couriers were .. m .0.,' iire so ris-• at • sof I. • • - ...nos sill ameallMtam tm a sit.' ~ •4 Ail • - . - • mu ammo. • :. a1t....) NI TWO . 3 0 3 MO rid ..116111. whivie mett w , lerl obsim isell. aul ha y la sireild to obi l- Well % givo "l lair .to to d rhoss ilh who ought Ye command. (Here ore Magid the maseges *OW mid *Miens dams certain Igaisp eol i n .) " Ws have pethistly insilord ohne thistle foe a *MA et, la the hope that you were oboist to repress those mt. awl restore trampitllity N erase/lei of severity. ao Mereesia &lonics, and other parts of your r• bee; dliappoialred is Our espeetitioas. loss been eueouraged by laspeperity, ?Rod the diat•rliatil4 &eve beer daily isicreitsidt. It I. beegin e int°l " Bl4 ' " The chief cease of Mee oeigiasivi iw the of your most sacred laws ' • sinew ohs ga" , "". har e.b r ew .ol ±4 lapened, the Museelisse of the Wiser unarm aim " I llossnwitres up to all the excess or intomeation, sod Come heti from these Infamous places destitute of reasompsm4 'with arms ha their heads, of which they matte the woo cad ;id ranged madames or thoughtless children. Whim tame w proscribed the elmaseful vice of dristiteimem, it iistedb4 'that the valour of Musulmano skulk! always be memlapi by their diecrelioo, sad that the terrible, bet geug.mbieg &mild sot become•derce sod treacherous tiger. Sears bit victims to pieces. Meinisio then ilde whad rir a ls P at s up those haunts of debauchery which daily the stresses. Let sot the Museelnian of the buttes's, who is es. I focally pesceable asid good, beebaaged by perariciono Heroes into a vile simmers, who bevels murders the usifortagete sad defenceless; let the arms Ouch he bears be reserugellmeems. bat for his Sovereign agaioat his real enemies ' SIM of battle, ad to maiotaiii order nod tramp illity is able entities sad districts. We delogal, then, little web& of all the Powers of Eyre,' is peps mid amity witlafbi Porte, la the nuns of your own 6811.1.45114 111 1, 111 ^ 10 ,. snared, la the rase of 'ousels*. pl.Sblb amp IthesmieWit that you shall stop the ensile. t trimerMSAISMI up the I where the town boast Ise il. Restore security lad peace .if yes we oilliag that we aimall 'reside amongst you ; bring back cultivators to your Mb. fietimiss to your towels, sad prosperity to your (vestry. if pms set, as pair have premised, and as we still hope, we shall be indebted to you ; of we shall be ittesppoiuted, we shall be -obliged to address ourselvei to oar Ambassadors, to lanai* from your siolgost floater what we bate not bees able to alt tails from you. " We request you will give a written answer to Ibis statid declaration • we are persuaded that that answer will NM* All our wis hes, sad that we shall preserve that sad amity which we have reciprocally promised." Trunshition of a Note tramunittrd by Flamm Pitch. Monliafis, of Stn) roe, to the French Consul. General at Smyrna : " I have received the Note transmitted to me by your Drogmans, sod am sensible of its meaning. Please God, It 'ball be read before the Judge, the Eremite, sod other Autho- rities who are to assemble at my resideure on Friday ; and in &seaming it carefully, seal shall be excited to procure for ourselves and others perfect tranquillity. You are aware that, thanks to God, and under the imperial protection of my Master, measures are daily being put in execution with a view to restore good order. So that, with the help of God, sod without further conference, those who deserve it, shall be punished; and I have wittiest you this Note that you envy stake knows this determination. In the mean time, be tranquil, mid eajoy repose under the imperial protection. Adieu." _ . . . their scheme.; but the - - maritime commauder . HAMBURGH AND DUTCH MAILS. that port defeated their object by his constitutional (frontless. The Piovisiotial Junta of Ulnae, at the RT. PETERSBURG'', DECEMBER 7. head of which is the Bishop, mod who have replaced Accounts have lately been received from Lieatos the Municipal Council, have also displayed great nant-General Weljominovr, Governor of Georg* prudence. It is confidently expected that the saws deter! Tiflis, November 7, according to which the of the resolution adopted by the Cortes, for demand- Persians, who have invaded Aniline Turkey, had frig the re-orgemzation of the Ministry, will power.. really made themselves mobsters of the important fully contribute to the re-establishment of that order city of Erzerum, after defeating the Picini of Bag. With has beta troubled through the discontents dad, who attempted in vain to &feel it. It It poodueed by the Minister., who are still struggling said t h at there were wane F rench officers in the under the attacks of the Cortes. We hope that the P ers ian army. with which Prince Nitres, the second lame news will producers like effect at Cordova uses son of the Scheele has undertaken this expedition.' Cadiz. General Count Wittgeustriii, who has been for After three days of continued debating in the some days in the capital, has returned to his head- Cortes, a new Resolution to the following effect wua . quarters at Tulezyn. proposed The Grand Duke Nkholas arrived at Riga ow 'dA Menage shall be addressed to his Majesty. shilling to Mm that the Cortes, considering that the prettiest Miuistry the 40th November. have not the moral force necessary fin properly couductiag i FROM LITADANIA, NOVEMBER 21. the government of a cation, and causing use dignity sad the I The imperial guards, whose head-quarters are at permeative. of the throne to be respected, hope that his tilt. Minsk, may be considered as on the war footing, Jetty will,' in the exercise of his poems, deign to take such measures as the situation of the lonsrlorn so i o ,p erioom i i because hitherto no discharges nor furloughs hams requires. They therefore supplicate his Majesty," Mt. i been granted. It is however expected that an or.: This resolutiou against Usaalliussters was adopted der of the Day will soon be priblished to that effect. by a majority of 104 to 391ssonir The tame uncertainty prevails respeciiirg the sawmill, VIKOIIII, DECEMBER 18. . of the levy of the recruits for this year, and, iodised, The rumours which have been in circulation, whether any levy at all will be called fur. '4 here, during eight days past, respectiug the state generally takes place in the beginning of Novem. of' things iii Colistautinoplr. are not as yet confirm-' ber, and the Ukase, fixing the snotunt is usually ed. That capital presents a most nlarming aspect;, published six or eight wrecks before. Not , though the excesses sad aseastinetions midi tore in despite O. both these dates have passed by without any the orders of the Divan, and other suilioritiett, and police of the measure, expectation es still very even the r ffirts'of fureigicMinistrter who recom metal... eager, as no manifesto or nottficatton from lit, Impe ed to the Porte a more sigerotis vigilance. Impound nal Majesty signifies his determination on this suit persossa compare the persent mote of things to that of ire'. In 'very case it would be premature, to the mooth of April last, when the massacre of the infer from this circumstance the certainty of the Greeks rorumenced. But ilionAs now sic. curried to coniinuotivu of peace, for our armies are complete, a greatar'excess, for it is not esclitsively the Greeks 'and ready to combat any enemy of the empire. who iiis objects of the fury of Mono-linen; Chris- FRANKFORT, DEMISE* 18. tianaidre also ill-treated. Osi the 43.1 instant, M. Guaita, who was chosen one of our two Bur- M. Chapter, attached to the English Embassy, sod! gonntstera on the 10th of this month, is the first exercising the (unction, of Drogoinao, was aseatilied . Burgomaster of the Catholic religion since the Re it) the open street, and pitman] to the very door of formatioso his risidence by 4 build of these nobles. fanatics. COPENHAGEN, DECEMBER 18. He saved himself with much difSepliy. This The student, Clod, has not gone to Greece, but outrage induced Lord Strangfeld, and Count Lut- returned home. sow, the Austrian liternuncto , to present u very CONSTENTINOPEE. NOVEMBEII 26. energetic note to the Porte. re-urging the adoption (EXTRACT OF A LETTER.) of measures for the security of the Franks; but Our fears daily increase: for the lest week we all orders to thus effect are coaternited• have been elutes/Qs. of the most dreadful events ; The disaffection or the Janissaries hes been re- one Government refuses to ;cod as ear to ti-c advice cently ntundected, as usual, by tile. ; which, how- of the foreign Moister.. The Austrian Minister, ever, were happily eztinguislied before any serious who had for fourteen dais in vain desired, a con mischief was dour.--Nomenal de Paris.) ference with the Reis Effendi, on the lost refusal CoNSTANTINOELE, BoTEMBSI Sq. • immediately demanded his passports, and by this War against Persia has been solemnly proclaim- means, as nell as by the interventiou of the English ed in this eapital.-4,Veniieur.) - Ambassador, he at length &owned an audience, at SMYRNA, DECEMBER 3. which the Eligh«le French, sod Prussian Ambrosia- The Oriental Specintor of the id. ;stridulates the do t s were also prevent ; but they effected atothiug, as . following Note, which was presented by the Can. t g h ni e i S a u u b i l e iga gi t eni ll s . n r d i e o t r l ß Pl u it. : l , l il l Y t, d e t i c : fi llu t ed hu i s t w w : r u ilea :.ever sale of the European Po-erg at Smyrna, to his table. The tokens of dreadful events already maul- Excelloneraosati Pectin, and to all the Turkish fest themselves. The venerable heads of the unfor- Authorities esseintded iii Divan, on Thursday the . - tuttate Callinoiehis have been exposed for two days. 14th of November ;-- In every street beadliss corpses are found. Night " A month has elapsed since the renewal of the warder* iettp quarter of the Frank., notoirhotseduse she cameos and day we hear the firing of pistols, so that no orders of ilw Grand Signior. Thor murders, of shirk the out can count the victims who thus fall. Greeks are generally the victim,, are comm itt e d before the The Government again published a strict order eyes of the Europeans; Ihey menace them personal wady. yesterday for every Mussulman to have his arms ta terrify their families, and surpeu 4 l commercial operations; , to prepare to march at the first st llll. • sod the reamers chicly are curelated concerisisig them la read i ness, sou our couutnira, are destructive of that cormornee which ea. :,10110; it is even said that the Sultan htniself will riches the Ottoman dominstins. take the Command of his army : mean time these " Europeans dare nu Imager coufide their riches to a city blond-Thirsty people carry on war with the Chris where every individual has 14 Insure of life aid death ill ;WI'S, who welt the peaceable iuhabizauts of this his own bands, that awful power. which Whinge to ihaillo. catatal. vereigs atoue, and which shoal.' aid he exercned except by his s epreseutatives. We have of/early dictated to you,aader The confusion is increased by the arrival of fill' similar eircumstaaces, you will room your country, &rope. fleet, which o« now before the harbour. The Cep• late this great city. make thine fielda.• barren 'etude, if Ibis • lain Pacha has hung the yards of his ship wits I.g country, 'latch God hits filltra' you to ta •kt ' i t ha ng' serenity-five thud bodies, being the remains of his and flourishing, is to be a mererarem? . reweir are . acrificrit sown,nisi , wiser of carnage, where fore,go". are• Greek seamen, whom he had lunged as a sign of sosinisi lii i s sa „ vr fi ch s o si a ii i, twos is the s u d s ; of victory on his arrival in the Dard.melles. A . : rip,. an . iv.I6I:4SKL, - .. , :4 , . . As AM sealers be seillse y &the es tbs li welso44Sibdel wiliesher the rf tived from las peeseet yearies voloskl be okss•te is 1 r est perpros•ffsios Osise, keels* sir she wee rues ios seosif inessotreausipsrstailss ruttier aavy,sad the prat amnia essaareree aism the defter. la ,hick it is rtti . . . - ge. ~... . gssifti to "Ohm amass tar 'degas,* Nude, the count* pee. : 41111 " 1410 # 4 . 06 /0 1 1 11 Mt S TIM situM and used.-people wiawata ho • One one: It meet be gratifying to all to balm Oilisistassady Mee am exist. Mohawk, however, . b.r. 4 l•ollllSaill.S.ALllllllk.aibpsaisitst altisoloy whiseitwass 4a; awatty tied faltr. sbalail bit i ast Missed, It is thought that N»eri+tlA bat, hweive. do ' gator front tbe„irsiatiiii theilllf a nenriter to we amoufsetiscraorithosst •jsemetwiely the result which has bees ,nedgested. Alain Mali Mudevate additional slaty ms ite.litiaar- = zo4 • I. wand have tan effect, without beiag Jutbk to any - &lan Oatint 40. N. ' - • The essebrattom of the whole roast, far the centrum- - 11is of Ornament feritaalions, from St. Croix to the Saltiop, 'IOWA* alltaption of • part of the territory lately acquirei, In the present year ; u will be the survey 1 1 :111=w el wi t , wader the keiolosina of the Howse of Itillmpretwasesitee, bast the month of the Ohio Si, fib* Mss/; sad lilrealse of the Ohiu toss Louisville IV Hu -41111104611Pri. A PrOgrel", rum sisondissir with the imam ay- lywillpelaied, Ms Moo berm mode is the cusstrochas er 4100.04,16,.1...., st the piista desiguoted As they will i llabinhaimintran of defeat-► fur the whole iwiritinae front,. .Ina, la euneepsesee, fur the interior, and are to Istsfie "tiles At- inmost rare has been Watt to fix the position of ttlbilbssolirlt, awl to berm it an latch a scale as 'will be adm la* la tie perfectas intended by it. All the Islets sad es. AIM& petit of our Vaiou have been minutely titillation% anallithlthema taken, with a view so the beat effect, obsessing issevety instance, • just regard to economy. Moth's, how. ewe. beteg eatertained as to the propriety of the L:militate t 14 4 i• • iIP THE BRITISH PI Z. S - - - 1.0 _ _._-- DON, WEDNESDAY, Jamvast 4,112 i. pie Paris Papery of Soiterthiy last which hat twitted at our office ditappoint tts so far that they do Olt aemn.ince the dismissal or the Spaniels Ids but they give sufficient assurance in a vote of the Cortes that s Change in this particular must ire very shortly effected. After a debate protracted for three days, the Cortes Rushy resolved. by a large mejority, that the present Ministers have not the moral force necessary for properly conducting the government of the nation, and for causing the dignity and prerogatives of the throne to be re spected ; a n d that • message to this effect should be convejed to the Kula, praying his Majesty to adopt such measures as the situation of the king dom requires. This• vote is irresistible, unless indeed the Court should resolve to try the chance of propitistii.g the favour of a new Congress.— The truth of the assertion advanced in this reso lution respecting the defect of moral power in the existing Cabinet cannot be doubted ; it re quires no further proof titan what is offered by the general condition of the monarchy. When • people are discontented, end acknowledge no union but one of complaint; when the finances are eat !wrestled. and the credit of the Government de 'grayed; when the army is mutinous, and the towns wear the shew of organised opposition to the executive authority, the depositaries of power must be either lamentably weak or wicked. It matters little to Spain which branch of the alternative the present (or late) Ministers may adopt, but the con dition of the country pronounces judgment upon their inability. The Preis Papers notice the discovery of a plot against the Government of France, which was formed at the military school of Stu mar. The object of the conspirators was to seize upon the Castle of Saumur, but beyond this point there is no intimation of the nature of their project.. It dues not seem to have been very formidable, for it was defeated by the seizure of eight of the under-masters of the school. end we are told that the grateful task of arresting them was intrusted to the pupils of the institution. This occurrence is said to have produced an unfavourable impression open the state of the French funds. It is certain that. from whatever cause proceeding, a panic prevailed to a considerable extent in the money market of Paris on Friday and Saturday last, for on the for mer day the five per cents. fell from 87 and 88 f. to 85 f 93c. and a private letter which left Poi. on Saturday evening, says, that at one time they were so low as 114 f. but had again risen to 851. There is no notice taken in these Papers of the state of the KING'S health. They are equally silent upon the subject of the important state ments which lately appeared in the Paris and Vienna Journals respecting the revolution in Constantinople. There are accounts from the Turkish capital of so late • date as the 47th of November, which was one of the days assigned to the insurrection of the Janissaries. The news of that day was, that war was formally declared by the Porte against Persia, and that the Janissaries were express. jug their dissatisfaction at the general state cf public affairs in their old manner of raising con. flagrutions in the capital. This temper in the Janissaries has always been found ominous of future acts of violence; bnt the concurrence of the Sul tan hitherto in the views of the military end the populace, ought to protect him from the sabres of these assassins. We should be less surprised at a further massacre of Christians, than at the murder of the obsequious Sovereign of the Turks. Since writing the above we recei►ed the Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday, utvi also of Sun day last, from which we have made the following extracts. The paragraphs relating to the affairs of Turkey confirm the observations we have already made upon that subject. In the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies on Saturday, the Committee of Petitions in their Re port noticed a Petiiion from the Sieur CILIIITIN, un advocate, complaining of the conduct of M. de SEIM, late Keeper of the Seals, in having struck him off the list of advocate,. The offence of this Gentleman appears to have consisted in pub bulling a severe satire against the President of the Tribunal at Gray, where he practised us an advocate. The Committee conceived that M. de SEIM aVed in conformity with strict justice sod the poser that belonged to his office, and proposed that the Chaos. ber should pass to the Order of the Day. This was violently opposed. M. r'e Situ justified his conduct in person. The Chamber at length came to the vote, when there appeared for the motion 142, against it 135—majority 7. The various par ties that compose the Chamber were severally di. vided upon this question. The Five per Cents. we find closed on Saturd.l at 83 f. 50 c.; Bank Stock 1,590 f. PARIS, DECEMBER 88. Yesterday, after mass, the King transacted busi ness with the Marquis of Lituriston. Minister of the Interior. Letters from Niples, of December 8, state that the earthquake on the night of the 41st of Novem ber, of which there was only a slight shock felt in the capital , has made great W I ages in the pro. . 'Awe* ar s i . C2spitai;aa but . ahatiaiti of the Ad.i:all . c:troil nOrgatio to amil; . . the friar§ .t . .t . " • semai milli of the kitArk:l 'fag to pleres. 111 . e sen rein. but the aria illuminated wi brilliant meteor,. . . A letter from n't the elat becenabir a; that on the 11)da a irewast,.Aarne unknown, 'wrecked off dial haibour. • The crew .t sind . wete.lost. The public daotai4ca •a No 411idf,44 for will soon occupy litkiall66ol4 PepAti,•. think it may gratifi'aidi'VetAiriiil' , '...!:it . the onaniint of the expenses protwort. 4 . :Al\ • • A tet of Finance. His HstclFediq' ; ',.!(: v.' the totill eipenses for 111? - (2, 889,541.340 fr. (upward" of or sterling). The pulttie Comterttititdd t in the list of general expeuisea it 1 11 0 1 36 49 k f easel The Secretary-Gene:zl of the hiisibura' el has Sent the following note to the lrJitor (.'oastitirdoirtie/: " loose evil-disposed persons hare been evragral for days pail in eircolatim reporo hiostiog to crltorb the quality which France eajrryr, wad to shake the poblic If three rllllMlrl are to be believed, armies arc is readine. to be fanned at the foul of the Pyrenees, suet yet no meets can be otrationed which would authorise such callous. G meat has assembled cm the froutien Pyrenees the troops which are merely nceimary formation of a sanitary cordon. This cordon shall be lamed until Seery rerun!) , shall be obtained agaiust t iroductiew into Frai.ce of that dreadful disorder which wlatiuF Spaiu." CONSTANTINOPLE, NOVEMBER We are in a critical position; all the net tioneof the British and Austrian Ambaseadors, tire to the Russian allimainnt have produced effect. In the existing state of irritation multitude, the Porte Janet not to accept the , turns p►oposed by Rossi', so that the hope or daily diminishes. The bazars are all and cruelties continue to be practised every against the unarmed - Greeks. Great events ate petted. The Ministers of the Christian Power gin to make preparations to facilitate the - ere -al their families in ease of necessity. The nearer crisis approaches, the more the fanaticism of Turks increased: it has risen to a height of whir is impossible to form an idea. For the purpose . exciting them the more, the Pone has announced that Ali Pacha would immediately surrender no one t ellen' this intelligence. A revolt in sopotamia and Syria is announced: these pros; seek to become independent of the Porte. During the last week of holidays there been various reports calculated to depress fund., and us no re..l money husiness could transacted, and not many of the steady °pent attending, the few who did attend appear to ! had pretty much their own way ; but if we . judge from the parties themselves, it is probs. Isle that next week, when the dividends will the course of payment, stocks will recover mach. if not the whole of their late value, especial!' as money is easy, and there are very strong sons to believe the present account, which i the 18th ism. will turn out • Bear account, the parties who have sold will he found weaker the parties who have bought. The late depres sion in the French funds is, some intelligent periods consider, not attributable to political feeling., bat simply to the failure of one or two large s pec u l a t o r s in France on their settling day. Consols were yesterday nil; Reduced 751 Hamburgh and Dutch mails have arrived. OW' pit pr rs to the 27t1) last. The reported revolution Constantinople rennin' without confirmation. A copy of she PantoExt's Message toCongress. of which we gave the substance yesterday, will be found complete in our preceding columns. The Marquis WELLESLEY made his mire into the city of Dublin on Saturday. We regret to find that the state of the country is not so favourable as we were encouraged by the previous accounts to expect. Several new outrages have been commit ted, including two most atrocious cases of murder; one of them being the destruction of a whole factii!y at Charlrvine, burned its their house. 'This bitter is communicated in a letter, dated Char 23d of December, but is not noticed hi a letter dated near that place on Monday the W.: trust, therefore, that it will prove oufounth-o. Several drognous were dispatched front Limerick cue Mooday, with letters for Newcastle, Shassagoblen, reiskraton, and other disturbed districts of the county of Limerick, from some of the unfortunate turn who had been sentenced to die on Monday last. Various R 0031114 Catholic Clergymen ad dressed their congregations on Christmas Day. in the most feeling manner, beseeching these amongst them who were in poseession of arms to give them up this day at Rainesle. as, in care of compliance, and provided one thousand stand of arms were given up, the lives of some of the contrive might be 'paled. The tido/innate wretches forwarded the letters above alluded to to t nose peesens who. it is supported, are most impli cated In the disturbances, and are best acquainted with their various secret depots for arms. Ilarst.—A further reduction takes Wires this week in thi. estsblishineut. A number of the senior clerks hiving itiade up their . will retire UlOOll the superannurted list. wirh juutor clerks wilt be crolistieti syon the esti- Islrshoeut in full pay at prueot. , ; ,,s r o yam Aso!dMl 011.4 o T w ..; laical • ea s t , with, t. * Irr r s. • / I *War: F I 0 1 . Sr iti he fire. : ova r "dint. ) To)) :h fahr Cur it: It the . chitdr 27. eigoeu. re rel.- ced rt of tirr math. I . Pear chase, try day see et- tre ha cape of, firer tle of ihr which it awe of minced r; bu: is Me- mimes kite is the 1:t1 be lerstore lo have re easy probs. 'I be in much. eciaVy g res- t is for r. sad than tepee.- Amite N. but ulster' 74. I. 1111 e. Awn = t