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Sada of your illotitatilloO, with whleit you
tarries of your power to booggie erg, day
Thrtiegh then' the prosperity of the Insncee
corded she boldest expectatiouts."
The Address cowhides with 11900/1111e111 of I
eerssee to support esd assort hie Majesty's keno.
times, and with general expressiose of loyalty sod &goalie.
His MAJESTY replied... =I.--
0 I sin deeply sensible of the Kafir/mils exprelinat the
Chamber of Peers. I see with pleasure, is the'smis ity
which prevailed on the drawing up of she Address, the
happy presage of anasintity of views, which I have so
earnestly recommended in my speech on convening the
Chambers, and which may, above 01, insure that public
happiness which I have aunotoiced with so mouth confidence."
MADRID. NOVF:miIER 5. I I o'clock at Night.

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(PRiVATE CORRESPONDENCE.)
This capital is at this moment threatened with •
repetition of the revolutionary scenes of Saragossa.
Ou► Jacobins assembled in numerous groups this
evening, and are running through the streets,
shouting loudly. The whole garrison and the mi-
lilts are under arms. Orders have just been given
to fire upon the rioters if they refuse to disperse.—.
Terror is at its height. The citizens have all lock-
ed themselves in their dwelling.. The rallying
cry of the Clubists is, " Tragola pers.." They
announce that the Government has in view to pre-
duce a counter-►evolution, and that it must be

taken possession of by force.
The Ministers of the Inte►ior and Finance have
set ofl' full speed to the King, at the Escurial.
An extraordinary courier has this evening arrived
from Cadiz. It is said that he is the bearer of si-
nister intelligence. It is affirnted that the Jaco-
bins have driven the authorities out of that port, and
even that blood has beets shed ; but authiug official
on this subject has baeu published.
MUNICH, NOVEMBER 6.
Private letters from Warsaw and Petersborgh
state, that Russia will not take part iii any Con-
Kress, but it is nevertheless believed that &Contest;
of the Powers of Germany will be held, at which
England will take a part on account of Hanover.
VIENNA, NOVEMBER 5.
The Austrian Observer, which for some time past
has not published any iatelligesiee from Constanti-
nople (probably no account of the abseuce of P►ince
Metternich) this day contains the following article,
remarkehle for its decided tone sgaiust the success
of the Greek cause
By the last accounts from Constantinople, of
October 10, the junction of the Turkish fleet with
that of the Capstan Bey, and also with several ves-
sels belonging to the Governor of Egypt, and the
Day of Algiers, is confirmed. The appearance of
this fleet has spread terror io the Mores and the
islands.
The Greeks have abandoned Athens, and the
Turks taken possession of it, but it immediately
became a prey to the flames. There is room, how.
ever, to hope that this calamity has fallen upon the
new town only, which was composed of mere hots,
and that the interesting remains of antiquity have
been spared by both parties.
Some contributions have been received at Hydra
from foreign countries; but this assistance is by no
means adequate to the wants and perils of this un-
happy people. Those who have not as yet derived
courage from despair look to the future with Item•

_ FILANICIPOILT, NOVEIIBRIt 11.

Prince Metternich did not leave our city till yes-
day.
The presence of the Austrian Minister has given
additional activity to political speculations. All
those about say, us he does himself, that More
perfect • harmony never prevailed between the
Courts of St. Juines's and Vienna; that Turkey
is arming only for the preservation of internal
peace; that Russia is sending troops to the fron-
tiers only as a matter of precaution; and that
every thing will be arranged, at least for this win-
ter. An agreement has taken place, they affirm,
with respect to the principal securities offered by
the Divan; it only remains to he known whether
the Divan is Pufliciently strong to put into execu-
tion what it has promised.