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London, England, 1822-11-19 00:00:00

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GENMAN Pd PENS.
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VIENNA. toovsiassa 6.
INTRICISH EUPIRE.

George Chili.., the hew Piiiice of IVsllachiri,
commences lily Government under the moat favoura-
ble auspices. He h.. immediately directed his iet
efforts to check with in hand wind unishalten cou-
rage the evils which lies 911 Imoli stfticted the country.
According to oceounro from Fockshan•, of the
16,h of Octollee, Kinachuk Ahmed Aim Com-
mander of the irodpa il•:+t remained in Jassy, passed
throegh that losWO Ins the 14th, and proceeded on
hi/ march, by way of Gradraehti, LAIN Ella Cal-
larasch, to Sill-tile, s.• that Moldavia also is cow
wholly evacuated Sy the troops if the Jaltaa, end
only the last .n8.'1,10.1E41 1,000 Be►chh remain
under the commend a the Ejup Aga, to maintain
politic order and 'revivify in the several districts.
Accounts 'from J..av' of the 41st of Octol.er
state, that the sail entry of Prince Sasidul
Stourdta, and his public iosiallat• as Wthavode
of 'Moldavia, had taken place the preceding day
will. the usual formalities.

The order lately nested against extravagance in
dress hae excited areal ►ensation in Constantinople,
and bitter complaints would be made alpinist it,
did not people }totter themselves, that, like massy
others, it would Into oblivion. The chief ob-
jects of the prohibition are 'curdy furs, Indian
sitatth, or shawls of Europesea manufacture, made
ill i 1111 l stint, of them, and 'clothes lined with silk.
These last are Ho more to be warts by any body,
from the Grand Vizier to die lowest of the people.
The puihiMrion of shawl• at first cowed no
small consternation among the English merchants,
and it appeniell on this occasion that far snore than •
half of the shawls u•e,l in Constantinople are sup-
plied from Eiiglish tnanufactories, and at very
low prices. 'nue English factory made urgent re-
nion•trences its the Porte, and represented the
measure as an sib trary viol.tion of the hitherto
isioksistiog einninerci.l rektiens. A very setts.
factory answer war given. It was intimated to the
fa•tmy that the prohibition sus by no means di-
rected against the bode in certain guides, which
remained a free as it wee before, but against the
extravagant rise of them; th it besides, even in the
last nowt It exit...di' only to the capital, and that
the foreign merchants bed iv.iy• cod 11111.111,6 sufficient
still left to dispose of their goods. In fact, it is
most likely that the effects of this rigorous law
will be visible only on public occasions, anal not
at all on the p•ivary of domestic
Observer, l‘ovestbei 5.)
muistcw,•sovsmeas b.

Count Einsiedel. the Saxon itasho.sador, is to
go in grand procession on tl►e 9-h, to solicit the
hand of her Royal Highness the Princess Amelia,
f.r Puttee Neponink Maria Joarph, of Saxony.
The ceremony is to take place in the royal chapel
on the 10th, in the evening. There are to be vari-
ous fiativitire every slay till the 13'h. His Royal
Prince Charles will espouse the Royal
Br►de by potty.
FRANKFORT, NOTEMIIER 10.

The dligemeitie Z ilwwg co.itidus very long
reports from Ilcdr•, of the 15. h and 16:1i (-17• h
and 28th) of September, relative to the opera-
tions of the Tut kiiili fleet. which was entirely
disappointed in its intentions of relieving Na.
pull di Romania, and conquering the island
of Spezzia. The courage of the Greeks defeat-
ed both object., lin the naval action that took
place • Greek fire-ship caused such confusion
among the Turks that they fled in all directions.
The Turks hail apprioiched the Err-ship to lake
possrs.ion of it when it blew up. These [tilers say
that Napoli must now fall, and give a most favour-
able account of the suet:era of the Gieeko on the
Continent also; all Attica, Livadia, Etolia, Acar.
minia,and the whole l'elupotinesus are in their power.
Odysseus defends the Thertnop) I*, where he de.
rested, for the second time, Cheer*lud l'aelin,
who again endeavoured to force the pose with 8,000
men. Niftier defends the Ludhiana of Ceilidh,
Alaurocordato is in Acarnanie. and Ypsilanti to
Athens. News had been received that a body of
'Forks was collecting at Scala Nuovs to attempt
at landing ill S31;11,0s. Tory hail summoned the
Samiots to submit, promising their exemption from
taxes for seven yew's. The Samna', rejectid the
proposal with dissain. and were resolved to defy all
hostile ietentious.— (Frankfort I'upers, AOOlllll..
Ler 13)