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hy ssilitls Crow fresl/2 Orisoms, mid souse otlist
haveilwariog vilioges. they succeeded its pettifog
ate immirlflots to the Me. The number of dead
on limb sides said to he one hundred.
On the Seth toe perceived frogs Iron absent 100
sues ma the mmaataio of Sou Illarical. Fears
estsmortied that they might pnyvii a visit, se-
veral pemeis *gee so repots for light.—
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Datclusse. 16.
AvesitAirlkinio tioople, dated the sib of
Dfaessiber. which ussikoini nientioo of the revolt of
tf.e Jausimaries, nee of any disturbance. colomani-
c it the falleming newv:;—
energetic represeistations of the English sod
A ovarian Ambassadors. Motive to the various ex.
c•-•ses committed by fanatical inilividaals, have at-
',tiled their object. On the 30 hof November a
Covernment Order was published. which prescribes
g est severity against all excesses of this kiud. It
is sa follows : •
The perliy et the mamma sad revoke hatched liy the
fieeett Ration be,, waited the Illeseekeesei of aM dew. vit-
ae, leek staw•eed, sail have mused theme saaaialwasly sa
wawa. a wart*/ aetitaile.
But it beleags 'alp Se the Ciovereawat le punish the
cavil Raise who era really gain, of ugh lemma. This
deli it will ;edam with mak whoa these who me eiroviete4
cf is Mese fail fists its heads.
Us the .shay/ these against whom these Is se resetwi
of moves* she yessitesas their eeeepaieses is a resemble
svdhliaiserahle seamera might Se be placed set of the reach
of elearst.•eil pressesa by all aewaible mesas.
FO, this erases, Irmo time age lb. nom terwil mime
-re aapalsereitetaelits past as the aaeleesetee, sad Iresseis

Is mingsmilmblialmik bakteese at whlab tIM isMomot Itaihns
asedbullbeieloba mum' ma rmildmilg -' Ohs sabgreva
Ilmaniag awl naskskibistadtgsseasisissa • ids MO'
filbsennet easrmsmscans, as well as ail *mit who depend ups.
skas,gedlielterßie, are wet is be exposed b say Moult or any
. Rwrifibsimp,immorld, evil-disposed, and Wet sated mew,
1 soil trassdresied the orders of She Sublinagforte. and sow
wilted sets altogether apposed to she inbrileast 1 Ike
oculient, wbieli bass Merefon hood it wilbeario, Weft
theism/et mad Ma rigid punishment of tbegamsua mimeo
rite is ihnie
1 41. goblin* Porte mains., in die most express simmase,
t • the present rescript, all Freebies orders of • similar as-
s Ilestrefeetts, ibea let are be token not to emelt in
soy steamer wherever re peaceable Raja', or those wits
terstarly foi:sar sleek sweepasious; sod tat Assam. coodsset
bs observed towards the subjects of frissay Powers. This
new aid precise order is therefore addressed to all magistrates
11.0 silfierre of police, to take particular cue that so injury
iusish be esprrirured by the Rajas who have liken so
s,mt iw ilse result Mid timsgiebry, or to the sobjeets of Fo-
resee %swim MID solstiows of peace sad amity with
It.. goblins, Perm. Lee every perrems traussgremor of ebb
order. erlso Awn Amur our steered kw, be puaidsed I.
PI . severest messoss Plea tba corps to which be/so
I nen.
The is to be strktly
enforced, estebrehavidne of •Il abuses by
means of Armonms, is lir NM purpose to all awn.
wanders and egigiddrattkin mdsrAlose y say supecialesid
iu execution, god but persawaßy Momussibie therefore.
The dismissal of the late this Effendi caused
•ome interruption in the diplomatic negociationa;
kilt within the few last weeks different conferences
hive taken place with the foreign Ministers. The
rregynt Reis Egendi assisted at these conferences,
e. well us the Kadiarker of Itosseka and Guil-
t:. I-I;l'dr, one of the most experienced statesmen of
I '.e 'I In kW) empire wbo occupied the post of Iteis-
Effendi until the Creek insurrection broke out.
By direct and authentic news from Teheran,
ilsted October 19. we learn that the Persian war is
tuner at so end, or nearly terminated. Nothing
ssas knew° at the Court of Teheran beyond the
i-ruption of Prince Mohamed-Ali.Mirza into the
l'a.helick •of Bagdad ; but it is stated that no
orders were given for this irruption', which has be.
.'des had no result of guy consequence. It is
ferried that nothing was known of the military
=tom on the Upper Euphmtes ; that the
nor of Tobin', Abhor' &limai second son of
ebb successor of the Schuh, had never been
'authorised to commence them ; and that if
1.. d taken place in Armenia, they
e.iii only be attributed to the Cordes, who are
'Owns inclined to war and pillage. But whatever
/Tilts case with regard to there anterior events, it is
CA' that the Schuh of Persia has declared in the
n.dst posture :ntoner that it entered in no respect
ifir his vireo to commence • war with the Porte;
lind that pr•Clile orders had been tranquitted to the
ton Prjnces .not to. permit soy hostility against the
Tits!) prioviucei. It now remains to be known
she:, .e. after glad- tereipt of this news, the Porte
will *Wisdoms the declaration of war issued against
PerbriOr -

it'ANISEI PAPERS AND HAMBURGH MAIL

XERES, DECEMBER 16.
There not having bees ai.y persons attacked with
the fever since the sd of this month, the Munici-
pality and the Board of Health proposed to eel.-
/A ate 7e Deem on the 10th, lifter which the Qua-
runiiiie of Observation will begin.
GERONA, DECEMBER 16.

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()Ii the 14th, 'before dap-break, about 400 sedi-
t;ous penes= entered this plar.e, overpowered the
:/risicipal guard of the quarter of the cavalry at
the gates, and attacked the guard of the prison to
relesse the prisoners ; but a subaltern and four sol-
diers caber were on duty, protected by an iron gate,
kept twit brisk lire at them, and made them desist
front their enterprise. At the same time they began
to tire at them throtigh the windows. Some mi-
litia wasesabled, and attacking them on all sides,
obliged them to Ay precipitately. so that many
1-aped from the wall. The stoat of those who
were within strewed themelves in the plain ; about
one 'bondred and fifty, and by late accounts there
were fire more, who came from different parts,
who expected the bell of the cathedral to be rung,
and as they could not get at the bell, because the
r4tgere did not open the church. they did nut ap-
rear. There sae a confusion as if it were the day
joeheienents Of those who attacked the guard
Eve were killeekand three take., two of whom have
threa shot to-1111 ;Atm others who were taken are
ir the prima.. ,1044tenlitiantan or person belonging
t, the city has sneered.
Up to this moment we do not know who is the
Omer of this handful of Aim-Constitutionalists,
who certainly have the vilest ideas or intentions;
i.•qiiiries are making. Militia have come from
V•iflOUS parts to reinforeens, and detachments are
sent tutu the environs to see if there are ally hands
of people collected. This city has well proved its
tachinent to the system which guverua use

MADRID, DIMMER 25.
1,1 consequence of the ircur:ecti• win several parts

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