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London, England, 1825-11-08 00:00:00

HAYMARKET THEATRE.

This lieenine:TEElDAV. Nov.B, will be performed the Comedy of
•'QUITE. CORRECT."
Tit Prbwipal Cherasters by Messrs. Vining, Ramos& and Liston
Mesdames Glover, Egerton, P. (Purer. and W. Clifford.
After which the Comedy of
PAUL PRY.
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Mr Principal Characters billlessrs. William, and Liston; )(Waimea
Glover, P. Clover, Ilumby, and Waylett•
To-morrow, Paul Pry, Deaf as a Post, and Youth, Love, and Fully.

Th: BRITISH Pimp commenced publishing yerterday mom•

ing at five o'clOek

LONDON, TUESDAY, Novamaga 8,181 S.

At a late hour last night we received the Paris Papers of
Saturday ; those of Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday,
had arrived in the course of the evening. The fete day of
CHARLES X, was celebrated on Friday with public re-
joicings, which appear to have been generally shared by
the multitude. The Km°, in returning frour mass,
showed himself to the people at the glazed gallery of the
Tuileries, and was very loudly and generally applauded.
The contract for the Haytian Loan was concluded late
en Friday night, or rather Saturday morning ; the terms are
80 francs. The contracting company includes the firms of
J. LATITTt and Co. the ROTHSCHILD., brothers, ARDOIN,
HEDIARD, and Co. and the Syndicate of the Receivers-
Genoa'. There was tome difficulty in settling this
transaction. The public bidding. were all much below
what the Ilaytian Commissioners expected; thy-highest
did not exceed 744. Some modifications were made in the
nature of the obligations, but to what purport we are not
oformed. The private negotiations were on foot from
five in the afternoon till one the following morning.
'f he produce of this loan of thirty millions, at HO francs,
will amount only to twenty-four millions. As the first in-
stalment of the indemnity would be due this day, the Bth
onstar•.t, the Haytian Commissioners would pay it them-
helves with the cash in their possession. The remainder
would be discharged from the proceeds of the loan.
The only foreiin intelligence in these Papers relates to
Greece. The Etuilc affirms confidently that the cim-
paign has closed with advantage to the Patriots; and, in
support of this assertion, refers to the se►ere losses sus-
tained by the barbarians in the siege of Nlissolonghi. It
is again reported that the Seraskier, REDSCHID PACHA,
has retreated from his position before that place, and
abandoned all further proceedings against it; but this
news has been so often repeated, that we must wait till
other advices confirm it before we give it credence. A
private letter in the Conailvtionnel of Thursday An-
a:vitae!! • general action between IBRAHIM ELENA and
the Greeks under COLOCOTRONI and NICETAI. The
result was unkawn. There war, however, every reason
to believe that it was favourable to the Patriots. We de-
voutly pray that it may have been so!
There is nothing that can be relied on from Spain. The
condition of the country, however, we learn from private
letters, becomes every day more wretched and deplorable.
The King of NA r LEs has ordered that the excavation of
Herculaneum and Pompeii shall be carried on with acti-
vity. These subterranean cities have been honoured by a
visit from his Majesty and his Royal Consort.

(From the Etotk, dated Sunday, November 6.1

TRIESTE, OCT. 28.

The 011113 brought by sea from all parts of the threcre of war.
though not entirely agreeing in the details, concur In considering
the kb =myelin as terminated to the advantage of the Greeks.
The siege of Missolonghi having cost this year, as the preceding,
• whole army of barbarians, and the place being continually sup-
plied by sea, it may be considered as out of danger. Redschid
Parka is threatened in the rear by Karaiskaki, whose corps is daily
rinfereed by Christian Epirots and Albanians, who have deserted
from the Turks, been,/ they did not receive their pay. The fired(
tiftts are masters at sea ; if a Turkish or Egyptian division is seen
rt is always lying, with all its sails spread.
ZANTE, OCT. 20.

After the deetraction of the Union dike by a mine, which killed
sewed isendred Turks, and after the recovery of the important
Feat klin battery, the garrison of Missolonghi contiowedi to make
frequent sallies, to destroy the DVV works which the enemy erected
with ow emelt perseverance.

The miss which fell in abundance about the middle of Beptem•
bet Is the marshy territory of Missolonghi, induced the Seraskler
to make a last effort. In fact this General, whom courage and
pa/samosa are admired by the Greeks themselves, put himself
at the heed of his army an the 2ith September, to attempt another

There was a fair supply of Grain in Msrk-lane this
morning, slid Friday's quotations were fully maintained,
particularly in Barley.

By the arrival of the Vibelia, a little light has been
thrown on the hitherto mysterious nature of Lord Coch-
rane's visit to England. It is certain that his Lordship
had no authority for proceeding to this couotry, and that
when the Emperor heard of his sudden departure from
Maranham, he erased his name from the list of the Bra-
zilian Navy, and deprived him of the titles acquired in that
country. Reports also add, that previous to his Lordship
taking this decided step, he had been called upon to return
into the treasury, for the service of the State, the whole of
the booty acquired by the fleet under his command, which
demand being demurred to, produced another in the Em-
peror's name, commanding two-thirds to be given up.
This, if true, serves as some kind of an apology for the un-
ceremonious manner in which Lord Cochrane has taken his
leave of Don Pedro and the Brazilian Navy. The Vibelia
has come into harbour. —llumpuliee CArn»icle.
Letters from the city of Mexico to the 7th September
were received yesterday. The city was suffering from
measles, scarlet fever, and dysentery. Public affairs were
in a perfectly tranquil state. The revenue was improving
fast, and the customs, in particular, were much exceeding
the estimates presented to Congress in the Session of Janu-
ary last. Exchange on London ..Lsd. per dollar. The ac-
counts from the Mining districts continued to increase in
interest with the increase in the extent of the operations
there. Iron had been discovered at Guanaxuato, and was
about to be worked for the use of the mines. The experi-
ments of smelting the ores had been successful as far as
they had been tried, and it was expected that, in a short
time, they would supersede the old process of amalgama-
tion by quicksilver. Letters from Guatemala to the latter
part of August have also been received, but do not supply
any intelligence of importance.
The Government of the Grand Duchv of Hesse has
taken measures against the secret emigration of its subjects
to Brazil, and announced that those who shall attempt to
embark on the Rhine fur that purpose shall be stopped.
It is declared in this notice that no permission will be
given for such a voyage, unless it is proved that the persons
concerned will be received there as subjects and citizens,
and that for this proof no regard will be paid to licenses, as
they are called, issued by Brazilian agents who are not
recognised by the German Governments, especially the
well-known false 'agent, Major Schafer, from Ilamburgh.
In consequence of these measures sixty men, women, and
children, hare been stopped and scat back to their own
homes.

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vourable, and could not fail to produce a beneficial effect
4 =lnt, the Haytian Commissioners would pay it them-
upon the market. Accordingly the Shares of the Anglo-
selves with the cash in their possession. The remainder
Mexican Company advanced to 35, and left off' firmly at
would be discharged from the proceeds of the loan. 321, bud those of the United Mexican Association closed
The only foreign intelligence in these Papers relates to at 124.
Greece. The Etude affirms confidently that the cim- There was a fair supply of Grain in Mark-lane this
paign has closed with advantage to the Patriots; and, in morning, sod Friday's quotations were fully maintained,
particularly in Barley.
support of this assertion, refers to the severe losses sus-
k tented by the barbarians in the siege of Missolonghi. It
t By the arrival of the Vibclia, a little light has been
is again reported that the Seraskier, REDSCHID PACHA, thrown on the hitherto mysterious nature of Lord Coch-
-4 has retreated from his position before that place, and vane's visit to England. It is certain that his Lordship
abandoned all further proceedings against it; but this had no authority for proceeding to this country, and that
news has been so often repeated, that we must wait till whenl the Emperor beard of his sudden departure from
f nham, he erased his name from the list of the Bra-
other 'deices confirm it before we give it credence. A zilian Navy, and deprived him of the titles acquired in that
14 1 private letter in the Curatitatiormrl of Thursday an- country. Reports also add, that previous to his Lordship'
ai.unces • general action between 'gamma PACHA and taking this decided step, he had been called upon to return
the Greeks under COLOCOTRONI and Niceres. The
into the treasury, for the service of the State, the whole of
result was unkawn. There was, however, every reason
the booty acquired by the fleet under his command, which
demand • being demurred to, produced another in the Em- 1
to believe that it was favourable to the Patriots. We de- perm's name, commanding two-thirds to be given up.
voutly pray that it may have been so! This, if true, serves as some kind of an apology for the un-
There is nothing that can be relied on from Spain. The ceremonious manner in which Lord Cochrane has taken his
condition of the country, however, we learn from private leave of Don Pedro and the Brazilian Navy. The Vibelia
has into . ,
come barhour.—llam,orlare CArn»tele.
letters, becomes every day more wretched and deplorable. Letters from the city of Mexico to the 7th September
The King of NAPLES has ordered that the excavation of were received yesterday. The city was suffering from
Herculaneum and Pompeii shall be carried on with acti- measles, scarlet fever, and dysentery. Public affairs were
in a tranuil ste. The rvenue was rovin
*ity. These subterranean cities have been honoured by a p
fast, anderfectl they custoqms, in particular, ewere muchim excpeedingg visit from his Majesty and his Royal Consort. the estimates presented to Congress in the Session of Janu-
(From
the Efoik, dated Sunday, November 6.1 ary last. Exchange on London ..L5(l. per dollar. The ac-
- TRIESTE, OCT. M. counts from the Mining districts continued to increase in
The oews brought by sea from ail parts of the three:re of war, interest with the increase in the extent of the operations 1
though Dot entirely agreeing in the details, concur in considering there. Iron had been discovered at Guanaxuato, and was
the nth campaign as terminated to the advantage of the Greeks.
The siege of Missolonghi having cost this year, as the preceding, about to be worked for the use of the mines. The experi- I
meets of smelting the ores had been successful as far as
tipsy had been tried, and it was expected that, in a abort i
• whole army of barbarians, and the place being continually sup-
time, they would supersede the old process of amalgams- I
died by Ns, it may be considered as out of danger. lledschid
Paeha is threatened in the rear by Karaiskaki, whose corps is daily tion b quicksilver. Letters from Guatetnala to the latter i
part.ug ,supply
of A ust have also been received but do not i
einforeed * Christian Epirots and Albanians, who have deserted any intelligence of importance. I
from the Turks, because they did not receive their pay. The Greek •fhe Government of the Grand Duchy of Hesse has
fleets are masters at sea ;if a Turkish or Egyptian division is seen taken measures against the secret emigration of its subjects 1
at is always flying, with all its sails spread. to Brazil, and announced that those who shall attempt to e
ZANTE, OCT. 20. embark on the Rhine fur that purpose shall be stopped. l 1
. .
After the destruction of the Union dike by a mine, which killed It is declared in this notice that no permission will be 1 i
several his•dred Turks, and after the recovery of the important given for such a voyage, unless it is proved that the persons ; r
Frauklin battery, the garrison of Missolonghi eontiouedi to make concerned will be received there as subjects and citizens, i f
• v frequent sallies, to destroy the new works which the enemy erected and that for this proof no regard will be paid to licenses, as
with le much perseverance. they are called, issued by Brazilian agents who are not I
. The news which fell in abundance about the middle of Septern- recognised by the German Goventments, especially the f
low In the marshy territory of Missolonghi, induced the Seraskier well-known false 'agent, Major Schafer, from Hamburgh. t
I so soaks a lost effort. In fact this General, whom courage and In consequence of these measures sixty men, women, and r
• PSHIRTRISISOI are admired by the Greeks themselves, put himself children, have been stopped and sent back to their own i
as tin Wad of Ids army on the MI September, to attempt another homes. t
.
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