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the dropouts of Aware,, who wee strangled at
Constatititrople. She wee fortunateillsough to make
her eseepe; her two nieces were gime op to the
brutality of the Turks iu shoetree title rbet at Cora
etouturople.
OCTOSSS 2.
We learn by letters from Constsutinuple of the .
Cllet of September, that the lemons heti-ache/4
of the Grand Stegner for the general stoning of
the Mimeolnsane wee pulibehed in ell the street...Pl
11116 releeding day. Lord Sunni/ford exerted ell
hie fere to prevent the publication of that
elleek- he only succeeded in having it delved!
's'e'es aug= • .1
DUTCH PAPERS.
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seams, OCTOBRR 16.
The Chevalier de Selnicso, ripsistali Arnharnnitior
to the Court of Ilusaix, lia. attired here, coming
from St. lietetsburgh.
Mr. Rose. the Euelish Atubas.ador, is gone to
Miinover. where be is strived.
H*ol3lt, OCTOBRR 21.
The Segend Chamber of the Sillies Geuetul has
cot been able to proceed so bovines., there trot
being IS Inarlettlin inNitbrr of members yet arrived.
SPANISH PAYERS AND FLANDERS MAIL,
....,
BORCIS, OCTOBER 5.
Left night 12 persons were conducted 1,9 th,
.• ,s
mate prison iii this city.
Our Political.Citief hes published a Proclitme.
,tioni in which he .
,ruts he is persuaded that the
ransiel measure is founded on very setious leasons;
abalkby the easiest of this writing we bud that
OEM hostile to the Coustitutinu were in rgitatinsa.
Time will, inform us what all this me.,,.: we
however see, with die greened. pleasure, that the
zeal of the authorities happily disconcerts all the
measures of the iH-disernseal.
SARSIMONA, OCTOSSR 6.
, .
PUBLIC HEALTH.
Liiiiiit.
4.
....Resisnia... .NewloC6sraas.... Cw:ed....
.Der
445.
►1
. • wanern, °clonal 14.
i . Thiteeleitte combat, the diricii.:;iisis us the 4106
sine Or ttre'Speniith territory. -.,. I: I i 148.:
SITTING (I? OCTOBER 11. " '
Petrels,* of (istiptrieurs.,s-A very lung debate
arose on this article, tweet', Members being of
ripininti that the three Ilireayini pruvinces sheold
be thrown into out ; and this prsiut woe in the end
referred to the Committee lorlticher coessideratioe.
Proriaor r;f Huelva ; capital, Huelvo.••••There
was some debate respecting the capitol, but it was
agreed to in the end.
The following provinces, wills the towns of the
same .11111301 for their capitols. were then agreed le
without debate :—Huesca, Jaen, Julien, (semi*, '
Lerida!, Lugo, Madrid, and Alnl.igii.
Province of Upper la Mancha—approwed, en.
der the denomMotiou of the capital which stroll be
assigned it; its capital, Chinchilla. A very long
debate, which was continued 111 the two following
sitting, arose nu tins question ; seieral Members
preferting Albacete for the copttal--Init the ques-
tion was at length tarried in 'ileum of Chinchilla.
The following were then *Nit-need :—Lower I.
Meriehu, to he culled Ilona is E:ileitille Ciudad-
Neni—Nurcia ; capital, Illurcia—Auvarre ; ca.
Owl, Pomplono—orrnie ; tuoitttl, O .—p..
lencfa ; capital, Palencia. Suilic deliate arose On
the pr'opriety of forming this proinice. but the
Ojettious were eremite&
Province of Puntecedin—approverl; but the pro.
peal to have Ponteectlia for the capital was iip.
• retied, and it wait the ',pillion of airily Illembeis
that Vigo was pit-470,1e, Ishielt was .genet to.
In the sitting of the Nil' a proposal wee dis-
missed. made by the Secretary at War, so antliesise
Ike G-vertinneiit to li;ive moiler aims till toe meet-
ing of the fleet Cartes, 8 or 10,000 teillitio, lw.
reuse the deficiencies in the rpgillar artily ..err I,ot
tilled up, unit the I.ll,l.,iftUlllte tiro urnetance of II e
yellow lever us various rum. of ilie t iiiii tarrity ren-
dered en addrional force io-t•e.siiy, A veny long
and animated tlekee ..N.o.t• nil Ito. proposal, *loch,
I•cstrer, was at length ,scented to.— (ip4u.ish Pa-
pers, October 15 )
BERLIN, OCTOBER 11.

Since the Congress at t'srishad, we t.rurd no
more of the plan of a constitution. A little lir Imo
Out Congiess, the King had •ignitied io the Dist at
Frankfort, by his illivistrr, M. dr t; 17
-.Mt, Foil.
fortnably to the 13th Ai tick of the Act of the Get-
man Confederatoon, a C4olll4iliU HMI would be given
to Prussia, but we hove not lieuid that the Geriusii
Diet has pressed his M; 1' sty to realize the liiipss
which the tenor of the stticle exerted. On the
contrary, it war lonian that the Committee •1•••
pointed to draw up a plan of the Constituntsti hint
suspended its labours ; but a vent change hits just
taken place; his Majesty It saispulisted .4 new Coin.
119:011 for the ',supine of ifelib -rating on the Con-
stitution trilivit it nisy hr plops r to :woodlice into
Prussia. The Prince Hopi! is Mewls:sit of the
Commission; lend NJessis. Seliiickinstio. Minister
of the Interior, Sup' 11.iitgeo.i.in. Minister of the
King's flonsehold, as d A itc.fluti. Ctiusistllur of
Stare. are Members. We slid!, duulttless. soon
learn whether the labours t.t. c
aill terminate more to the satislaction of the frauds
of constitutional oidec that, the deliberations which
preceded it„
Extract of a letter from Cwootoutionple, doted
the 14th September,. recasved by way
swifts
•• We are still in the same state of *Met* sod
fear. The axe which weal suspended over air 6140

.. canal MN
and intitilgettee to be 'Octet&
u His Sublimity has just pstbli‘hed • weer Gra
man, which Deems to es to he the mewl former.
and the end of all the besieelions of the Porte. The
following is the suleiteisee VI tt
nossokieil--1 eempirlired Mir to whom we owe 041
memo sesehles, sad those WWI of reealatloa sad revolt •
which bawled the assil Imaged Itejiths to take
woe Illtobset as. GaAs Meads Ise framed all Mee
plate. It is she who has pot arme late she heads of eke
Greeks; but fur her Moires* all her wagon the Rajas
would still tratoptllly repeal soder nor bleb mowed's. amid
would lot hvirefollutred erkdatil designs. This it is, alas.
solases, which isodoced ese so memoomed my Raja/ass. you.
They would mot he guilty, If they 1144 oat Isms *educed.
Treat sham with smarm= .a 4 mildews, far from Waive
them os 'armies. I else hare ifs guilty, sodas), engem=
will reset then. More the ansidios, that faithless uattotti
du not attack us openly, but by Warms mesa*, dersradirm
*filter the independence of the Itelaba, or tidier Ibises *hi*
she interests of my Sublime Impart dolma print me to all.
"PIP "ftillmend u, yaw, braValaml I:Athirst llossolweem tor
be day sad night as your guael, sod is arms, that oar pare.
degas (Inlay may rut surpriastost skelarlet to yea that thin:
iodepeadruee of the Itspdts, awl all sheer detaatols that are
made, are so coatrary to the Ottoman hosear, sad se
she interest albs flahlints Porte, ibis rather OM sera l 4 so
them, we do nut fear to support a war, however long sad
sasgaisery it may lie."
VIENNA. OCTOBER 14.
The new finaacial Illtwwwivi which have been
talked of for *Date time are not adopted, and will be
modified ; it is even probable that every chanseis
the organizatioii of our finance is inch•tioitely ode
journed. The public, and especially the wieretmute,
-arps very glad of it, Accoutre every change In the
estatabehed «rodeo, if not obsoletely necessary, con
only produce a bed !effect. We owe the auseliers.
him which our. finances have experienced
these few years to the jodgmeid and brumes, of
Count Siedion, our billowier of Finance.
BRULIBLE, OCTOBES 24.
. The Second Chamber of the States General has not
yet been able to deliberate, there Dot being a .ef-
deieut Number of members present, hut the labours
of the Assembly will flow soon begin ; at least
s.vetrial Deputies from our province are ou their way
to the Hague, sad others are preparing to art out.
It is imagined that the jooreey of l'rince Met.
ternich to Hmuover is he theisorpose of ionferntig
with the-Marquis of Londonderry on the
„gaits of
Tarke7.—(Brostels Papers, Uerolser 26.)
GELMAN VAPIIIII. t'
tell ••••••
• tcp.l IrIIANSTOItT, omega 'l7.
There id great femme to believe that a plait will
be Carried rino execution fur establishing a corn.
municatioii, by means of steam-boats. between
St. Petersburgh. Stockholm, •Copenhogen. Ham.
burgh, and London. The realising of this plan
"Rink' change die face of the commercial operations
of the world.
BAMBURGH, OCTOBER 13.
All accoonts, public and private, agree that the
Emperor Or Russia has prohibited the exportation
of grain from hie dominions to Terk.V.
VIENNA, OCTOBER 13.
'From the Captain of the A awl-inn ship .4 /intone/as
which left Z side on the 17'h September, and hair
sluiced at Trieste, we leans, that the Turkish fleet,
which had cast anchor off Corm, on the coast of the
More*, had landed 7,000 troops, and supplied the
forina with provisioos, The Bert sailed on the
13.11 to Zasite, • and on the 15th toward. the Golf
o Lepaneo and Patres. as it seemed, with the Mien.
tutu of lending a corps of troops., and !..iipplying
some of Ihr fortresses wish provision.. The Cap.
tam al.o coufirats the account that the mimed Greek
vessels had gone to 1/ydia, !pours. 11.1.1 Sperxia,
to repair, by which the opera:ions of the Turkish
Heat would be much facilitated. (Fru,. kfurt Pa-
pers, Imtaber to.)
lIERSIANNSTADT, OCTOBER I.
According, to accounts jut received, the Turks
have lassrinell the Convent of Ruhren, near hair.,
whore the Ilrtarisia deferided themselves bravely,
but were forced to yield to superior dumber.. All
' the (7irreks. except three, died the death of heroes
- in this Convent, which was sifitrwards burnt by the
Tusks. At the heroic Capt. Jordecki, the last leader
'of the troop, justly called the Sacred Battalion.
which Was destroyed on the 19th July, was lately in
this Convent sick, and covered aid' wound.. mar/
rresoris leer that hr has perished on this occasion;
others hope that his tiithtul followers have trustier('
Imp to a ;slate of safety. After the defeat of the
turret, battalions, JOrdseki had by extraordinary
pertrcerance nod tirtniir,s induced the scowled
!futurists in illoldavia and litaliachia to rerial, and
bus since done considerable injury to the Turks.
Its ti e itt,tv sle.olate legions of Moldavia, it oi
0o tiillr to only ma war when obandoited by ill
the woad, and in spite of treachery both within
and ollitoUt. Jurdacki's feelings at the sulteritigs
of his brethren are evident trout a Proclamation
which has been for sonic days in circulation, and
of which the following is tut *onset. lie Futile
Ireelleiga will induce well-disposed persons lo ell, use
the iihjust accusations in which Jurdacki isithilges
Valiss-i Greek. !—All of us, noble brethren, oink ender a
dreadful Nee. Ahrudoord I.y our IleighbOVVll of the awry
trim 000000 sonic orations proninell us assistance, while others
cslnnotiosilly sepresrost as a cr.a.e one bloody 'tinter (or
our srlikints up, rxisteasce, outliner scansions Cro us bat an
heroic strati. Crest:ern, stirs. yourselves *oral 01 your
SPetllllofll. We base, tweeter, saved our honour. Coruise
luta learned hoc to assErectste Ilse eons of ilellap. The aid
isscnois...l by Itus..ia ouch. ton late for sse. The Sinn.
ruvise noble. a 101 In Pee the flower of Crirre she.
strops! bcfos• Ito Sr help naives. that Ike, may Isere only
ussrob irate(' 111:0,1 to comport., sod after the destrittliors
the (wiser Infos mrd clarses, they may ant bate a, seeritte
among. ttirm any of future tenon oilmen "shirks they
thead m our 5(1. is. ration, lAtl GIG Ills, theft, •1111 heart',
flee drab. LOU( relsciuu and the liberty of Greece!
J) nth to the barbel tans!"

Ntur. Euctsuiy there are about 3,000 Ileterietr,

THE BRITI S li. PRES S.

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sipo, •
LONDON, .
.srrearlifONDAY. Ocersout 1811.
~4„, sten
A THE KING'S RETURN.
It will be seen by au extrart from Salurds'y
night's Gazette, that dispatches hate been received
at the Home Office by Lord SIDISOUrII from the
Marquis of LOSIDONDEtaT. dated Hanover, the
18th of this mouth, in which the Noble Marquis
announces that the Kinn had b-en pleased to
fix upon last Thursday, the vt.3 h, as the day on
which his MAJRSTY proposed to lease Hanover,
Oil his return to England.
Hanover- Propels to the 81st have arrived at oar
office, from which we are happy to learn that his
MAJESTY MS perfectly recovered from the effects
of his recent vadat of the gout.
The people of Paris still flatter themselves that
our Sovereign will honour their city with hie pre-
sence previous to his return to this country, and
in
.concurrence with this impression, we find it
asserted in the Convitutioartel of the 44t1, that ar-
rangements are already made for his reception.
Apartments, we are told by the same authority. are
appointed for his use in the palace Elyree Bourbon.
and that orders have been given to prepare a tribune
for his MAJESTY in the h ail of the Louvre, that
he might be present at the ensuing opening of the
Session. It is not impossible that the Kisa may
visit Paris on his way to England, but should he
feel nil niconvenience still remaining from the
effects of his late indispoeition, it is riot probable
that he will visit. any city where he may be placed
under the necessity of audergoing the toilsome ce-
remonies required by his rank. No intimation is
given in the Gazette of the route %Illicit it may
please the KING to pursue on his return.
,
His Mis.tnertr being expected to return shortly
to lEughtsid, the Royal George yacht, the Hon. Sir
Ctimuns PAGET, went out of Portsmouth harhoar
on Friday. sod was expected to proceed yesterday
to the Dooms. accompanied by the Carnelian, Clip-
t.iii MINGSY, and the Starling and another cut.
ter. The Phaeton frigate, Captain %V. A. MOM.
TAGS., and Tees, Captain Cus, are under orders
to form part of the royal escort. but they will not
be ready to sail until Wednesday morning. The
Mersey, Captain EDWARD COLLa Ea. it is expect•
ed, will juin the royal squirt:lraq.
The Pori. Papers of Thursday have arrived.
They state that the Asiatic troops in Homelier have
evinced is dislike -to the service, which has given
souse uneasiness to the Ottoman Porte.

On Thursday the Mersey, of es guns, Captain
EDWARD CoLLIEI, arrived at Portsmouth from
the North American station, having been relieved
by the Memel', 28, Captain SIaLY, which ship
arrived at Halifax on the sth instant from Puns-
month, last from Lisbon, in 34 days. The Me►sey
was only 15 days on the passage home. The fol-
lowing letter, with which we have been favoured,
details all the services upon which the squadron
there was employed, with many other interesting
facts:—

" HALIFAX, OCTOBIR 9.

" The squadron is thus distributed at Halifax :
The Athol, 2S, Cuptsin Bouttedmi, bears the
flag of Vice-Admiral COLPOYS, and is lying here,
with the Niemen, Captain Slam lletorostie,
Captain FANSHAWR, nod the Crene, Captain
TOZER; the two latter having just arrived from
Bermuda. The Be!kite, Captain GEO. PECIIELL,
is under orders to take the September uml to
multi. The JiWear, Captain NAPIER. is hourly
expected from Bermuda. The Putteren, Captain
HENDRY, is exiwcted from England, to relieve the
Admiral FAME is daily expected to ar-
rive from liarbadoes, to take the coo, upon
the promotion of Admiral Cot.Poirs, who !rum's
home in the Newcastle. Tise Falmouth and Esk,
from the Leeward islands, are refitting at Bermuda.
" The fisheries, this season, have received the
mo•t complete protection from the encroachments
of the Americans, who have been kept from in.
fringing the Treaty by our cruisers. The Phaeton,
Captain Alost7Aciu, and the Brilette, Captain
Pe-
cHrl.t., have both seized ve,sels fur violations of the
law.

The province of Nova Scotia is in • thriving
stale, from ilie great attention paid to the agricultu.
r.. 1 islettsta sod improvements; many thousand
acres have been settled thi. year. and il:e militia
k..ve been cumplet-ly orgauis: J. through the great

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seal of his mitcen;etry JIIIIII OLCUPT....Sir
JAMIIIII hos just 10Wised hem Cep" Breathe where
Its has been to attend the opening of the Sessions
House of assembly.
s' Aerostats fife Canada represent the public
affairs !Alm gi.keilmmilitigled. by Laid D‘fic
manner. Our naval
force on.the 1z wi, seder the inspection of Cast
'tiflasitiiiiiiifiliii:ancitapris.'MouTotssiolt and the
Haas FL D. Btu +, R.N.. is. kept in as effective
("Wiling to the Webs" good uoclerstandtait that
exists between as and the united Stateti request
it should be.

"Th Americo, 4p Franklin, of 84. gulls. C'nar,
mud.re,Siesmikati is itting oat at New York for 4
voyege foetid Cape Horn to 'hr Pacific Ocruu. The
Cohtarbas. 74, hes lately- rewound to port, lehhe
the Cruse frigate from the coast of Africa, end
both crews were diptharged,: the. wen ere 'agates')
only for limited period. The Mersey has Lately
beers at New York, The Aulericans uliewed the
roost amicable disposition- towards a.; that angry
jealous spirit of sand rivalry! once so apparent, up.
pears to have subsided. A large heavy frigate it
building at New York.

Later, Mr. STZTRIIA (brother of Captain
WILLIAM &caveats,. R.N.) second Master Ship.
Wright at Bermuda, was unfortunately drowned
there."

Wednesday arrived at Portsmouth the Thomas aid
Nary, from the Mediterranean.--She left Corfu
Anse 23, with the C'hopaan and Star transports
(under Lieut. COLS, Agent), with the 75th regi-
ment on board, for Gibraltar, where they arrived on
the I eth ultimo, and disembarked. The Thomas and
Eery sailed from Gibraltar 041 the it d instant, with
invalids from the 46•11, 27th, 6411 i, and 75th regi-
ments. Mr. LAJIPENT, Judge Advocate at Gibral-
tar, and his Lady, are passenger.. The ship is
under q sr/wise.
The heparin transport was.to sail from Gibraltar
for Malta on the 34 inseam, with a detachment of
the Roth regiment. The Pike transport is on the
passage home with invalid* from Corfu, Malta, and
Gibraltar. The Success and Sophie transport',
were at Corfu, discharging stone for the Gover-
nor's house : they were afterwards to take on board
Government stores at Malta, foe England.
The Rochefort (Sir G 5411141111 M 00111), Rend*.
tioaaire, Comiriaos, hedpok, and
_Disputeh, were at
Corfu.

The probability of a war between Russia and
Turkey seems once more to become a question of
doubt, end consequenly of interest. The im-
pression which seemed for some time to have been
generally entertained upon this subject throughout
Europe was, that Turkey hod acceded to all the
reasonable demands of Russia, and that the Grand
Stignor acted with the approbatiou of the other
great Powers of Europe in withholding his einem
M those other particulars wherein he did not con-
ceive hirracquiesceuce to be consistent with the se.
cutity and dignity of his empire. We now, bow.
ever, bud in the German Papers a copy of a most
angry and violent femora issued by the Grata! .
Seiguor, in which hi* Sublimity ch•irges the Rus-
sian. with perfidy and treachery, and with having
incited the Greeks—" the peacesble and tranquil
Reyes," to take up arms against the Sublime Porte.
In the fierier:an his Highness remarks, that " the
faithless Russians" do slot attack him openly, bat
by indirect means, demanding either the iudepen.
deuce of the Christians, or other thing., which the
independence of his " Sublime Empire" does not
permit him to accept ; and he further exhorts the
Turks universally to take up arms, that the " per-
fidious enemy may snit surprise them ;" tilling
them. that " this independence of the Christians,
and all the demands that are made, are so contrary
to the Ottoman honour, and to the interest of the
Sublime l'o,tr, that rather than accede to them
they should not tifsr to support a war, however long •
and sanguinary it may he."
This publication, if this copy of it be authentic.,
is of the very highest importance, in shewing the
character of the late negociatione, and the result of
them, and likewise in displaying the spirit that am-
mates the Ottoman councils. The fireman ex.
hurting the Mussulmaiis universally to arm, had
been for some time expected in Constantinople.
where it would seem the Ambassadors, and sore
especiully the Ambassador of England,.had exerted
themselves to prevent its appearance. They no
doubt regneded it in the light of a declaration of
war, and truly it wattle very little of that character.
Its appesrence necessarily 'noshes that all amicable
streoc4itiona hetweru the rival Powers have bee:l
bii•keis s•tt, fur otherwise not even the Growl Ssigio
would tessture to• indulge in such vituperatiie
lsu-
gouge against an independent Sovereign unit people.
Lord STILANGFORD's exertions are noticed its a
Paris Paper. which says that his Lordship could
silvered only in postisming the publication of this
firrnown fur only a few days. It is obeervable
that the Grand SVlgliOf exlinits hie Moslem sub-
jects to treat his Cliristisii subjects with mercy and
inrbearanee. but we read still of the most barba-
rous minders perpetrated by tlu:Torks, and souse
even by the orders of hits Highness himself, under
the pretence, nu doubt, at all times of sulking only
the guilty. . _

The funds suffered a further decline on Satur-
day. It is supposed to be thr elfret of
illtictis, and the tunicuri to %Ouch it
has given rise.

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