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London, England, 1822-09-06 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIG,

PARIS PAJPERS.

PARIS. s•
The Gozetie of kursborg announers
of Naples is expected at Lrghorn.--(/
' Ursa Barghrrvh, Britrsh Minister
}lineups, arrived here on the tat, from London,
and it ill %WI IS to proceed to the Cungiessof Verona.
Sir N. A'Court, the Ambussador to Spsiu, is also
id Pane Ole his limy to Madrid.

Fat ems Psihoes—Five per ends. opened at V 4 f. 25c.;
Withers, 114 f. 45 e. • closed at 84 f. 40 c.—Neapolitan 5 per
t•••ars., 761. Earl:sage ea Leaden), one month, 25 t 40t. ;
the're seethe, 25f. 30 c.--(rours Aufheistique, Sept.!)
Report signed by 165 te.pectable inhabitants of
Nautee, and presented to the Mayor or that city :
" To TYR MAYOR OP N•NTIta.
" sir—The underugsed chimes hays the hewer to state
to juts the following facts, which they witeareed.
" M. Palo, see. elothseerebant, living en Clisirge, ea
Being ta the Exchange yesterday, Aegem H. saw several
Swim spiders on the Place de Commerce dragging se Wide-
dnal to the guard-bonee, sad at the same time ill.treatieg
she firm heat of his iodigeation be exclaimed loud
enough to be heard, that they might drag a man to prison
withwit healing him. Os this the officer who commanded
ei Ois rya/a-hoots/ esionotandeal him to be silent, and throat.
endings with impeisesiesent. M. Polo asked by what aulho-
est, he die ibist sad the Swiss officer gave no other answer,
let drew his ogled. M. Pole, being without arms, retired.
" The alseircauee, which took lilacs at the time whets the
1"1"011,012 goolltbio, .seined sue% 'tessera! interest, that
every ono' hastened to the spot. At this mstant the &eke
'Ricer ordered out all his men amid conentarasled Nem to
thug! she spectator", whith order was executed with mach
x-al sad eleacteese.
Iditiry persons who had already entered the Exchange,
hearing Ilse cries of i•digestioe which the 'viaduct of the
offitvr called forth, inquired islet the muse of the disturb-
ance, nod on horning it, united themselves to these who were
pursiieJ. The officer ordered a second charge, to which
several cotizeos fell victims; mime were wounded by
hayoneta, and some by blows with muskets. N. Augustus
Hignard, a merchant, who hod the misfortune to fall is retir-
ing. MIK picked lip by the Swim sad ill-treated, and dragged
an the irisawl.bdose. A..ther citizen, M. Loonier (the mu),
a grocer, is endeavouring to aid his compatriot, was slightly
isiouided on the hand, a parryiog a blow which might base
hem's arriuus coeseq to him.
" Afterwards nailed at the gated-house, the Swiss wildiers
were perceived loading their muskets; exasperated at such
eworhseto somber of the citizens repaired del the Mairie, to
inform shame who had a right to interfere how the inhabitaets
were treated.
" M. Melissa *voided by iis fall a blow with a sword
which would have womb wounded him had be aratieued
upright. The civil setborities, reemptiaing his ionoceace,
wire anxious to misses high and required him to make the
turmoil complaint.
" The ondersigorig demead that the Swiss Officer shall
be punished ; they also demand the protectioft which the
misibeipal authority owe* to all the chimes*. They represent
to it that the presence of the Swiss reediest is this town
excise. coetiesial disputes Red quarrels between the iointe-
laws sod the militery, MOB as bare sever take. piece at
Nantes since the regimeas de Felix was quartered within its

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6. We an, with great respect, he. your mold obedient hum-
ble 'wrist*.

'• Naeies, /tweet t 7, 18927
[Here follow the 185 eitnetures.]

This representation was given nito the hands of
. .M. Barbier, the first as.isignt to the Mayor, and
• .mtecuting his duties ad interim, this muffing at
. . • ...yeleireu o'clock, who promised to transmit it to the
Procurear du Itol.
-A ship.aisincr of Nantes made a complaint inch-
! vidmilly to the Mayor, on the facts which are de.
tailed in the above representation ; and his letter
has elm been sent to the Procureur.
: M. Atigestas Higuard was arrested this morning
at sat fetlock, by a warrant from 111. Le Juge-lu-
' striirivar."
°Arra to Attend have been sent tn.day to several
persona who slimmed the facts stated iu the above
memientistiiiis.
• : :We remeek that the ether Journal of Nantes of
the same dote, ...tattled the Coracterisor, does not
eel One word of the event of the 26111.—V:on:tr.
fatfortwel.)
—....._
Failibigtoirr AND HAMBURGH PAPERS.

VIENNA, AUGUST 23.
Ile Austrian Observer of the 2id mentions the
arrival of an express with the melancholy news of
the death of the Marquis of Loudonderry.
FUNDS.
August 21, Meta Mopes 81i ; Bask Shires, 873 2 S.
.-- 21, Metalkees, 81 11•18; Barak Shares, 870 k.
Nu accounts whatever from Greece and Turkey
in lie Austrian Observer of the above dates.
• ..... AUGSBURG. AUGUST 25.
_

The Al**trim Zeitung has sit article from
Setolon of the 14th August, which gives extracts of
letter frogs Boughs, Seres, and Join ttt ill a, up to the
3d of this month. It is now—not the soh of July
as was at brat repeatedly asserted, nor even the 14th,
as was subsequently stated, that the great battle
took piece in which the army of Chourschid
Podia was destroyed--(it seems, says the Allgetneine
ZeitunK, to have been on some day between the
13t11 and the ilst)—it is no longer at the passage
of the Thermoolae that it was fought, and there
is no looger any mention of the tales of " 2,000
Mornote comer, enrolled by the Archbishop Ger-
mano. or of the children tea yews of age, who
rolled stones upon the Jerks from the tops of the
mountains." The following is the new version, but
as it proceeds from the same sources as those we had
before, the anterior variations are not calculated to
give it much credit ; it is remarkable that in some
paint, it comes near to the narrative in the Ausitian
erbserver. The correspondent, however, promises
to rectify what may be found in this sequel to be
destitute of authenticity ; we may therefore expect
a further version.
Cbourschid Pacha had really passed the Ther-
onopy/ap with only a part of his army, and he had
proceeded with the other part towards Salona. to
reach Lepanto. At first he really obtained some
advantages. which induced the Greeks to take the
prudent resolution to occupy a stronger position on
the lake or river SIMICIIIO (note Alaloniatin). There
the Greeks came Into the rear of the Turks on all
aides, and completely defeated theiu."—.4./ourrial
de frankfort, August 28./
TRUSTE, •UGUST 18.
A letter from Durwo, io 'Turkish Albania,
says—" The Greeks gained • great victory near
Thermopylae ou the 18th of July. Chourschid's
expedition almost the Mores has failed. and his
army is destroyed. Corot' and Modou had surrer:-
dared before. and Patras will soon fell."—(Allge-
'mune Zeitung, Argue tti.)

Durum, ♦UGUST 29.
The wife of M. Fook is now bere, and w uoiver-

11110"1".
at Streina, on which occasion his Majesty ex.
• Pl*
his satisfaction with their appearance.
His Majesty sets out for Verona the day
morrow : it is thought that he will be absent six
months.
Mr. Rothschild, the banker, arrived here from
England, by sea, on the I2th.
Trade is very dull.. The accounts from Nishnei,
Novngorod, say, that th 4 great fair is not very fa-
vourable at the commencement, bet it is hoped that
towards the clime more-bustneas will be done.
A new ship of the hue, of 84 guns, will be
launched from the Admiralty docks in a few days.—
( Hambargh Papers, 28th Angrst.)
AUOVIT 27.
Exchange us Landon, 37 Of, 37 31.
ST. PFTVISSUROIII. AUGUST 13.
--Lin. 10; Asssierdadi, 10; Haterbergh,

9 9.16; Paris, 109.

HNC E. sally pitied and rispected. It is
rums fat mercy, which is drawn tsp to
wilt. terms, will lhe favourably received
bvnesuisatt Monarch.
terecinuse* 2. at. PRTSIVIOURGIA. AIM,
cesthat the King All the regiments of the guards have ii
lLa Quwidielse) turned to this city. They wore reviewed on •
e to the Court of I .• F4flVlllll- 041 which occiminti his Majesty cc