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Yesterday, offer mask the gong presidia at
Council of Ministers.
A great slumber of workmen are occupied in

'opening of the Chamber., in the grand hall of the
Louvre, kapott by the name of " Henry the

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'south's guartbsossusil •
~• 'Every •preparatillts loSs mirk fin fI aftiig of
*lloth for the'departore of the King of England
Brussels, blot a slight indisposition with which
M jesty (who had celebrated with the greatest
'Aiidiality his happy meeting with the King of the
'Netherlands) was attacked the preceding eveoing,
Ls:lased his departure to be put off to Tuesday, the
*til• of October.
Petrinelli. Puerto, and G.thriel Pepe, deputies of

•the el-demo Parliament of Naples, passed through
Vienna lately in their way to Prague, the place
of their exile. The other imprisoned Deputies
have been conducted to the fortress of Spielberg,
near Brunn; M. de Cencilfs. to the fortress of
Mautratsch.

Trend Ptlnds.—Five per Cent. Consols IQ f.
Bunk Stock 1,6021 f.

MADRID, SETTSMIMIR bb.
Both Government and the Journals have hithswee
been weedy silent with respect to the ravages *Mehl
the contagion is making in Catalonia, and the aw.•
prehensions testified in several quarters of the
kingdom, lest it should contiuue to spread. It was.
expected, thetas the autumnal season advanced,
the malignity of the epidemic would be checked..
llowever, information has been received of the use.-1
lancholy condition of Barcelona, ind accounts bevel
oho arrived of a very alarming notate wills respect,
to Arragea. They are adopting measeres here suit-I
able to the emergency; but St mull be observed,'
they are tether late,
A cordon has been established tee teepee front;
Madrid, and no stronger or traveller is allowed to
pass it without a certificate of health. It has eves;
been ordered, that travellers comiug from Catalonie/i
or Arragou.shallant be permitted to approach the
capital. Foy,tee.days past the regiments which
are to form the Cordon have been marching from
here; they will be joined by detachments of !het
notional guards, which have already received =aft&
ieg orders,.

The period of the Ring's return being also that
of the convocation of the Cortes, there is tlw rest-
set anxiety amongst all parties to obtain the ap-
•isoliitmeNts. Certain Political Chiefs of the pro.'
vinces have long since*dispatched their agents to in-
sure votes for themselves and their friends. Not-
withstauding all the efforts made for the revola.l
(lottery interest, it is thought that moderate nieul
will be elected ; what justifies this opinion is, that
the commeaeros have constantly declared, both in
their speeches from the tribune and in their poem,
phlets to the populace, that the present Cotta,
should have been decluted permanent.
The alarm at Saragossa is so great, in conse-
quence of the symptoms of contagion which have
appeared at Frage and Ijar, that the inhabitants, of
their own accord, have formed a cordon without the
city. Navarre and Biscay have, we are informed,
adopted a similar precaution.
Letters from Pampeluna state, that the inhahi.
tants of that city, having learned that a merchant
had received a bale of merchandise from Catalonia,
compelled all the persons resident in his house to

remain there in quarantine, until they could be
assured it did not contain any thing which might
propagate the contagion. The merchant's house is
surrounded by sentinels. A person of the name
of Mendizabal, a cideeant servant, who has become
the leader of a party, is said by some to be amongst
those arrested in the disturbances of the 18th and
19th, others assert that he is amongst the wounded.
Several other suspected persons have since been
arrested ; but the proprietor of the hotel of the
Fontana has beets released.
BOURDEAUX, SEPTEMBER 29.

We continue to publish the official advises re.
ceived by Government relative to the yellow fever.
The intelligence of the disease having spread to
Barcelona, and of the town having been abandoned
by a part of the inhabitants, is confirmed ; hilt the
rain has diminished the contagion. At Tortosa
is more virulent; but the inhabitants of that part
of Catalonia which borders on France are healthy.
The Prefects of the Eastern Pyrenees and Arriege,
however, have precluded all commonicition, and
established lazarettos on the frontiers for the recep.
lion of persons who may have escaped the first cor.
don. A second cordon is formed in the rear. A
cordon has been formed in the department of the
Upper Garonne, in front of St. Brat. At Mar.
stifles, on the 14th of this month, a cabin boy, on
board a Danish ship from Malaga, died of Ilse yel.
low fever at the Lazaretto. On the 15111, two sailors
belonging to a Sardinian vessel arrived from the
coast of Murcia, died of the sanie disorder; to
whom were added a Captain and two men of an
Austrian ship which came from Cyprus. Finally,
the Lieutenant of the Catherine, a French vessel
from ►Malaga, fell sick on the 16th.
Four vessels are in quarantine at Marseilles whose
crews are infected with the yellow fever. Thine who
are acquainted with the regime of the Lazaretto,
the edissirsible precautions of the superintendents,
and the excellent measures adopted fur separating
the vessels ; those who knots that the pestilence is

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tatiessoTh of Lassretto, without giv-
ing the least useasitteis t& thrpoptilatiou of Mar-
seilles, accustomed to coa)lde io the erne, tented
wisdom of the Conservators of Health, will neither
be astonished at this tact nor entertant any appre.

Letters of the 20th state, that since the 16th no
death has occurred an board the infected ship,. tl►st
only six person* have fallen victims lathe contagio►►,
end that out of seven sick perilous five are conva-
lescent.

" Thus every thing leads to a belief," add these
respectable Superiutendants of Health, " that we
shall•soon have to inform you of the total
pearauce of idectiou iu our esiublishasenta."

BAYONNE, SEPTEMBER 29.

We have just received by express letters trona
Madrid dated the 25th, the King entered his tsp..
tel in the evening of the 22d, amidst the aecl 'ma-
tions of the people. Some wretches who crept in
amongst the groups attempted to utter cries offen-
sive to his Majesty ; they were put down by the
crowd ; the authorities too had taken every prteuu-
tion against disturbance.

In the evening of the same day there were psi.
vote meetings of the Members of the Cortex who
were in Madrid.

On the 43d his Majesty received the deputations
of the Authorities. and testified his perfett
faction to General Morillo. and Don San Martin,
the Politicil Chief of Madrid. 4, The firmness of
the chief.," said the King, " is the safeguard of
the people."
The first pieparatory Junta was held on the 44th.
with perfect tranquillity. It appears whit a great
change may be effected in men's minds. We are,
however, disturbed by apprehensions of the plague.
It would be remarkable that we shoald be indebt.
ed to the alarm occasioned this reirer fur a sort
of harmony which may be of advantage to our po.
litical condition.

TORitif, BETTIMBICI 30.
All our letters announce, in a positive manner,
that their Majesties the King and Queen of Sar-
dinia were to set out from Modena on the 29th of
September, to stop at Plaisence the 30th, and ur-
sive the next day at their ankle of Govone. This
news has extited universal joy in Piedmont, in
which we doubt not our readers will participate.—
Our correspondent has added soma reflections,
which will be well received by those who Imam how
to appreciate at all times thine Princes of Savov
wins have exhibited such excellent examples to the
work!.

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THE BIUTISM PRESS.

LONDON,
MONDAY, OcToliga 6, ISM

The Paris Papers of Wednesday and Thursday
have arrived at our office. Preparations had been
made for the King of ENGLAND'S departure from
Bounds on the 90th last, but it was deferred
until Monday ; another account says, until Tues..
day. A sudden and slight indisposition is assigned
for the delay. This latter account, we are happy
to say. is not collect. It is stated in the London
Gazette of Saturday, that the KING left Bruseels
on Monday, and slept that night at Sombref.—The
elections have commenced in France. Upon this
subject the Corestitotiontrel observes :—" The events
of Greece absorb the general attention. We
are occupied with Athens much more than
with Paris. The Senate of I'eloponoesus holds
in our Gazettes almost as much space as the
French Chambers. Our Electoral Colleges have
, met, and our Journals scarcely notice them.
The nomination of Deputies, which in free states
excites such lively interest, proceeds without a
thought or a word. All the columns of our poli-
tical Papers are devoted to Murrains Vest LANTZ
and Calomel ODTISSIL" This interest excited by
the state of Turkey must, however, begin to sub-
side, as the prospect of war becomes daily more
remote. At the first moment of the disturbance.
in that country, when the passions of all Europe
were inflamed and its indignation was excited by the
barbarous excesses of the Turks, war appeared every
probable result; but these 'minions have had time to
cool, and iu the progress of a protracted negociatiou
much of the original cause of complaint must have
been softened or explained sway. The great im-
provement in the public funds in the se►eral coun-
tries of Europe furnish strong proof of the public
opinion that its tranquillity will not be distiiii -
ed.—The Monitearr contains alarming dewily . f J
the progress of the yellow fever in Spain. Tilt.
contagion has communicated from Catalonia
to the province of Arragon, and the most se-
rious apprehension's are entertained of its fur-
ther spread. A military cordon has been drool)
round Madrid. at a distatice of ten miles floor that
capital, mid no persons coming from the two in-
fected provinces are suffi red to pass it with-
out producing a certificate of health. At
Saragossa the ularm was so great the inhabitants
had formed a cordon round that city. A like
measure has been adopted in the provinces of Na-
mere and Biseoy. The oppreheusion recited by the
state of Spain has not been limited abroad to the
south of France; it hos extruded to.ull other coon-
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tries in communication with the Peninsula. Tie
moment ►t was ascertained at Genoa and Leghorn