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yam, where !bey were to De joined by the preteodeJ Army
of ;be nail.—Wow:With°lWO

lITUTCIRD, JULY 12.

Extract of a htler published by t►e Association here,
doted aliesolooglbi, Julie 41—" The day before yesterday we
rievived, by express, intelligence of the captu►e of Badrad-
sick (Neupetra), in Thesesly, by our brave brethren is maw
We expert here to-morrow t►ree Turkish Bey*, prisoners,
sad also 300 Spahis.—Hessaa, Pacha, who commanded the
corps of which they formed part, lost 5,000 men in the corn•
hat, which took place near the sources of she Hellada, arid
be retreated in the greatest disorder upon Larissa, the capi-
tal of the Province."

'THE BRITISH PRESS.

LON DON,
TUESDAY, JULY 23, 182 t.

We lest night received German Papers to the
15th instant. The following are extracts:—
FRONTIERS OF MOLDAVIA, JUNII 26.
Though both the Ramsaiii and the Festival of Bairns an
over, we do not perceive that the Turks are making any pre-
puatiosaks leave us. They are proceeding i■ the open
country Willi their usual cruelty: youths and virgins are
daily carried of ai slaves to the provinces beyond the
Danube. The fugitive Boyars thank Heaven that they slid
mot return to their homes as they were called upon to do.
We are very eager fur the rest seeorma from Constanti.
'opt., because the Turks affirm, that ■mung the appoint.
meats usual!) made on the Festival of Saimaa, those of the

two Hospodars will be announced. Letters from Kischsoeff
leave so doubt of the costinuance of peace. Our last ac-
count. from Bucharest are of the 18th. Tranquillity pre.
waded there, and people were following their moral oecope.
limn. It was stated that the palace of the Phocar was putting
is order for the new Privet, aid that his appointment would
certainly be published so the coocluaion of the Belraen.
The arrivals of merchandise front Crousladt have began
stain.

BUCHAREsT, JUNE 22.

To our great surprise 500 fresh troops have arrived
here. The Turks indeed spread abroad that within a week
two thousand men will leave ns. Bet as they have an.
nattered the evacoatioe for these two months past, and
Molted of (but freak troops have continued to arrive, we
kaow nothing het what we see with our owe eyes. The
day before yesterday the Kiaja Bey received airman from
the Sella', appointing him Podia of Rudschnk. lo coo.
sequence of his elevation to this new dignity, be paraded
the streets, clothed in the caftan of honour, and with a great
trait, in order to make it known to the people. We are in-
debted to this officer fur the maintenance of tranquillity fur
this month past, and in a much better condition that. Jassy,
where Ike Turks are said to be much more numerous. At
preeest he administers both the Government of She Nam-
tick ma the take of Kiaja Bey of Wallachia. Trade goes
ow pretty well. The day after to-morrow the fair cum-
meeces; many purchasers have already arrived noun Little
llyemeine Zcitunv,July 12.)

COTHA, JULY 10.

The pretest Doke is of the Catholic Religion; but this
circumstance caanut excite say apprebessions among his
subjects, who are nearly all Protestants, of au influence detri-
mental to their religion.

The Duke has issued n highly astishetory Edict on this
subject, add dto the Luther.. Comistorim of Gotha and
Altenburg, in which be declines his unalterable resttlution to
maintain the Protestant constitution of the eitureh un-
changed in every respect, and adds s solemn promise never
to admit into ►is Privy Council who are not or the unchanged
Augsburg Confusion.

VIENIA, JULY 6.
The A astrian frigate Caroline has arrived at Trieste from
CHna. The great heat prodae,d a sickness among the crew,
which bas tarried off among oilier. Captain Pueltl, the Coal-
mander.—(Frankfort Papers, Jul, 15

FRANKFORT, JULY 9.

There is such a demsnd for gold here, large quantities of
ere sent to England. that the Frederick Mr is now at
10 Boris.. Napoleons are scarcely to be bad. As there is
every appearance of a productive and excel!ent vintage, spe-
eslatioss in the purchase of tasks are now frequent.—
Those who 'have stocks of last year's wine are gudes-
vourisg to sell it, so that wines are falling in price
em the Rhine, especially at blamer, where they are almost
given away to clear the cellars. On the other band, the
prices of corn have suddenly experienced a great rise in
many parts of Germany. Large orders come from Ham-
burgh sad Amsterdam. From want of rain the summer
corn has fu► the most part failed in this neighbour-
hood, especially oats. Hay, tog, has suddenly risen. Is
England alone the drought seems not to have hurl the corn,
sod importation is still prohibited. If England were open
to the corn trade, the prices would rise considerably.
However, notwithstanding this advance in the prices, which
is highly favourable to the farmer, there is no reason to
fear say scarcity, because the preceding ample harvest.
have abundantly plied all our bolus ■nd msgszioe..—
~Nsetessburp Correspondent, July 14.)

New York Papers to the 27th last reached town
yesterday. They state that ITUIIIIIDE hes been
crowned Emperor of Mexico. This is only a con-
firmation of previous accounts. Placed between
the scenes of WASHINGTON and BOLIVAR. this en-
terprising chief NW disdained to follow their modest
and magnanimous example--

* Ant boundless ambition oft cierlesps itself and falls on
eolber side."

The following is an extract :
HAVANNAH, JUNE 13.
(EXTRACT OF A PRIVATE LETTER.)

"We !lave two arrivals to-day from Vera Cruz, which bring
official accounts that harlot& less been crowned Emperor of
Mexico. A report of the kind was brought hither on the Bth
tuatant, saying that this event happened on the 18th of May,
sett it weenie that the story was true. It is apprehended
bete that this political step will lead to disturbances in
Mexico. Otte of the ships bringing this account anchored
at the Moro this afternoon, and will sail immediately far
Spit."

In the New York Papers we find the official declaration
of the Sovereign Constituent Coagress of Mexico, which
assembled on the 19th of Wily, and took into consideration
the circumstances that tha Cortes of Spain, by a decree
inserted is the Madrid Gazette of ►he 13th sad 14th of
Fetteuary Wu. had declared mill and void the Treaty of
Cordova. This Treaty woo signed between O'Dunajit