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London, England, 1826-09-25 00:00:00

FLANDras AND GrnmAW

PriestELS, SEPT. 20.
we are ettrecnt9y happy to be able In ar non= that his Majesty
VII continue his august protection to our theatres.
The anuill-pot maws to prevail in a part of the city of intent.
has been phrased to grant a full pankm to Ar.drie
recants, condemned on the 10th of April, 1821, to seven years'
lard labour, for fraudulent hiinkruptey„ and who, on uccount of
mentcladicnotinn, is now at taheel.--1 tit the 1!:0-. a this worth, at
son, part of the elite on the right of the canal,
lens. Vow, near the ...Hinge of Neeroeteren, gave way ; dis opening
is eighteen ellsan.hreviith, and four tel t below water. In
cunseiluence of this ore dent the village ass mid the
oinabitanta °Wired to fly t nobody. however, ed. i.nd :ill the
c:!the were saved ; the next day the .our ws four fat deep in
t ,:st of the houses and bawl.
SrT.T. 41-

If we may believe a correspondent or the eansalatimisrl dm Pap
Rot, the Emperor Nicheles has deprived Prince Metternich of a
large pension, which that Minister had obtained from the enunifi-
ceme• of t',e deceased Emperor. The Journteliws infos from theta
*bat the fluty Alliance no longer exists, except as tan historical do-
C urnent.
A letter from Darnstadt, 14th Sept. says 'tats vete strong op-,
yeaitirm has manifested itself in the Diet against the Budget pm-
po,ed by the Government, beeauseit does not speak of any reduc-
e: mof taxes. As the financial law which regulates the indirect
is sea expires this year,-and must therefore be renewed, it is expected
t',-tr there will be important debates this Session.
The bveutifnl emote of lithe, by Canma, his been pet op foe
sale at Venice *Ohmic eutcess. It was put ape at 411,K.0 Italian 1
lire (about 23.000 francs), but there was oo bidelsig neon it.
The fortress of Spanger.hurg was lately struck by lightning, bet
e.;.; not take fire he electric MEd passed dm ugh a wall, live feet
fetch, of the rooroin which )1. Von hanger. the famous head of
the police at Cassel, is confined. lie, and two sentinels posted at
the Leer, dropped down,with frizlo, tut they were only slightly
wounded.
The Cons irr el, la keeper hee.a,kner from Rome of Sept. 3. It
&romances that some pirates have Jost made a landing at Francisco,
a Once situated at the 'mouth of the Tiber, and seven leagues
d:"nnt from Rome s they brie carried off twenty men sod eight
women. They had also taken the son of the Governor; but after
having itttippcd hint they threw him Lilo the sea ; happily be got
on shore by swimming.
According to letters Perm Warsaw, the coronation of the Em-
peror Nicholas as King of Poland is expected to take place there
e.tcut the end of November. Splendid preparations are making
se dudes:pita]; and it seems as if the Polish suhjeets of his Majesty
were resolved to rival the Russians in magnificence on this
occasion.
it is said that the inquiry respecting the treasonable intrigues
di-covered in vericus parts of the kiugelem has led to a satisfactory
result.
Several persons of consequence were indeed suspected of being
implicated in these plots, and some were arrested. But on close
Investigation it is said to have been discoveted that the whole plan
of revolution was the wok of sane young vlsionsries and that the
above persons appeared, teem the papers that woe seizad, as those
on whom the yuurg loon reckoned for r'-operation. It is thought
thst the publicetion of the sentence against the ymng men who
I :ve beet. found guilty will he delayeditil the Coronation, in order,
i: is added, to give his Majesty an opportunity to signalize overt
(vast by an act of his Royal clemency.
It is reported that the late military reform at Constantinople is
disapproved by a great Northern Court, and that it has already ad-
drested a deel,ttition on the subject to other Courts.
'!'be Bowels Papers give no particulars of the catastrophe at
Caterid, losieles those already known. The cause of the accident
was not discovered, but it was generully attributed to some want of
care, it haring been observed far above this year pest that powder
had been continueliy carried through the town lees, one magazine
to another witl.eut any precaution. Some persona affirm that a
art: it of tinder was percei red in the magnzite a few minutes before,
a^d even that some amuke was nhurved, and that two men who
perceived it red. so a. to escape death, though seriously wounded
;Int* Purr's, S:pt.23

VIEXXA, SEPT. IS.

This afternoon a report (s11;e11 we will not in any manner war-
t i7t) it Spread in the polititul circ!ee, that it has been intimated to
t:•a Turkr.h Cumaissioners at A kcrmann, that if the points laid be-
tote thtm wcre not accepted In their lull farce and extent by the 7th
l)riber, the Russian tutors would, without farther notice, we-
t:• Moldavia and Wallachia.

Nvittaisunc., S!ri. 15.

Peeortt were in circulation at Constantinople that the Persians
1114 begun to 'hew hostile dispositions towards the Russians. The
arrival of messengers from the frontiers was impatiently expected.
It was ►nown that the King(?) of Persia had amved in the month
June in the catup at Oath*, ten miles* south.east of Tattria,
IR Lste the Crown Prince, Abbas ill icri, with his troops, had march.
r I towards Nakt•chivan, on the barks of the Araxo, and the Go.
r<rnut rf Irevsn, Ilussein Khan Schitilar, had already taken a pp-
-111:11Y1 on the Russian frontiers. The Persians at Constantinople
c.::7...reure that the intention of their Court it to reccver., by force of
arms, the provinces of Ajhistan and Shirw•an, &e. forme'''. belong.
Ply to PerNia, which the Russians have gradually taken posseasion
c: during the last forty years; the they also ctrjccture,
have some share in this s'.etermination.
LE ITSIO, SEPT. 11.

Sever.' merchants from the Dot have already ;flitted for the
Fair : swung them arc some Armrn.ans. who ear,. their satis-
faction et the lute changes in the Turkish Empire. Whit most in.
IMES us i., that they seem to have their purse. well filled. They
are diapered to Irak:large purchaser, espkcidly in wcsillen cloths,
which hare in consequence become rather more in demand : we
aniiy 'hope this will have a favour:it:le cfleet on t!;e prices of wool.
though we cannot indulge the sanguine hopes lately expressed by a
reporter of the Di visit irk .lutrust Fair in a widely-circulates' Jetrr-
tioi.—N.::, nett ig Cu, respondr al, Sept. Ilk
CONATANTImorLr, A 1741. 21.

The aisle or the capital ha• not much altered since the last post.
Tne .avaces or the plague continue to be very greet. and the pens.
peck or the future nre in all respects gloomy. N• ws has been re-
ceived from the Archipeagn that the rap tan Pnettn, having failed
on Lis attempts oa :canals, had retired to 11itylene, whither the
Greeks are said to have followed him, and to have done groat
damage to his fleet. Letters from Stny-ra et least mention the►e
etents. And attd. that the Capitan l'acha had narrowly escaped
being kitittl by- Canals. The retort ;though pro ha bl y raise) that
Cod: rene vnn with the Greeks is sai.l to have excited an cacao/di.
tary seesaion atnoeg the Tutkx.--44.naine Z.itarg, Sq 4. 17.
At: G. 23.

The training of the new troops procce Is rapidly. The system of
terror whtch was introduced with then forms is considerably mode-
rated. Letters from Smyrna now announce that Lord Cochrane
has really arrived in the Archipelago. The English factory at
Smyrna ii stated to have formally requested Commodore Hamilton
to protect the English trade. if Cochrane !lipoid attempt any
thing moinat It. But the arrival of Lord Cochrane seems to be a
fable reportivl abroad by the Ureelts. The plague rages here more
than ever several French and Jewiiih merchants a:a among the
latest virifl/S. Every body lungs for a diminution of the dreadful
heat. which seems to increase the vim: whin. This scourge contri-
butes rot a little to the general stagnation of bade.—tillgoarine
iNtl...lg, Sept. 11

Our.ssA, SEPT. 3.

Act:ore...re to aeccunts from A keetnann of fflost Aligust and Ist
Sept., the hope that the confermiers with the Turkish Commis-
stoners could lead to the expect, d result was daily decreasing.
The Turkish ('ommlasieners Haiti aiul Ibrahim Effendi, who
were at S 1: elegy, had formally proitentoil against observing quaran-
tine, and raised so tuauy difficulties in tha very first conferences,
that out Commissioners were induced to send atveral extraitmlinary
couriers to Constantinople to M. lilinriacky, that he might en.
devour in induce the Reis Egr:lldi to Stlld to the Turkish Commis-
siaisees mooe conciliatory instractions. Meantime they continued
their endeavours to get nearer to the ohjert of their negotiations,
according to the will of his Majesty ; but from the reports in Cir.
culetion, it appears that the Turkish Commissioners are by to
mopes seriously disposed to coupe io a definitive arrangement. So
much is certain, that Count 1% orureaw has sent a deviled report
on the suloj :et to his Majesty the Emperor, and reytexed fresh in-
structions. his even meal (which we, however, arc far from war-
ranting to be correct), that the conkrcners, of hid' nq retiae
protocol has been kept, are louspetided, and that, at the seine time,
ads ice was sent to the head-quarters of the army, Jo be In readiness
to much.-1110 h reports 'eels to be Witilly unfounded.) Yet, In
the present • tell affairs, it would Feral incredible tiu.t the. Porte
should not e a final seta intent, when the Sultan has dissolved
Ilia best led pa, sad pa ly caused thom in be massacred, end has
scarcely coneoencesi we orga.oizatioa of the new wears, which may
perhaps be intended against Russia. Lint the personal charactet of
the Sultan, Mahutoud, renders it less incredible. Cruelty, pride,
arid arrogance, are the chief features in it. These qualities have
been the ruin of many Sovereign*. We Rare received newt from
the Persian frontiers that the Persians probably excited by foreign
influence, have made a hostile incursion" Into our tertia:wirs. Report
adds that they are commanded by French and English officers, not
less than wool) stro.ng ! and that they were peeceild by a formal
declaration of war from the Schell.

SEPT. 5.

Inc cxrarss.)
The patience of the Empetor with respeet to the Porte is put to
as severe a trial as that of his august predecessor. Up to the day
before yesterday the Turkish Commissioners had not 14iven a satis.
factory answer to any of the questions in agitation. The Russian
Commissioners have hereupon declared, according to their instruc-
tions, that unless all the guretions are satisfactorily answered by the
7th or umber, the Russian army will pass the Pruth.
The Tur Commissioners immediately sent a courier to Con-
stantinople with this declaration.
FROM T II E. FROET lER,I or MOLDAVIA. SEPT. 3.
The reports in (insulation here state, that the Turkish Commis.
sieners having given all kinds of evasive nnswers, even or peor.
tag nut to hive sullicient full powers. the Russian Commis.
sioner.Count Wurot:zolt, and .llarittris itibeaupierre, have deliver.
ed them a note settirg forth at length the Russian demands, which
werediscussed some years back, and fixed a raw definitive delay,
within which the answer of the Divan must be PI, A kermann. If nn
satisfactory declaration is made, the Russian Cornmissionen will
break uti' the confer:net-t, and expect further orders troll his Illa-
iisty their Sovereign. Thi.r news is spreeal shrug the whole froupee,
and has causial an extraordinary sensation. The Creeks believing
ttist it the Emperor Nicholas seriously intends to make war on the
Pcrte it will Non appear, SP the Turkish Commissioners will hardly
be tarried to depart till 01.31ttaiaeky and all the Ituateas lit Con-
tterth.ople are in nfety.

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