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FRENCII PAPERS.

cONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 10.
Turkish Government Rater•* itself, that the installation of
I,
• eky, asCharged'AltUres of Russia, will be aeon tbl-
Out of 31. de Riheaupierre. as .imbassador.
inn sits in council night and day ; it seems certain, that
ending the disasters of the four preceding campaigns,
in Making preparations for a fifth.
, 'abject equally of indignation and of disgrace to the
s, that Turkey. as we learn, is confirmed in the vain hope
ng the Greeks by European agents, who abuse the stupid
athe Nlasatilinana. The defeat of Ibrahim Paella is con-
y the Oriental Sretator, which, however, to save his
oinks fit to ascribe his disasters to tempests.
AIATMID JAtr. 3.
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firmly resolved not to starer in his dominions the cif.
of the pontoon* book* which were introduced into them
be revolutionary anarchy ; and, at the same time desiring
ottstton great losnea to those of his subjects who have
,copignments of the.e prohibited books, has issued a de.
'..rohting them to
.re-export them without delay.
tirindeeti of Spain, who during the revolution did not seem
'gl sensible of whet they owed to their unfortunate Mn
inyd to the rank which they themeeire, held in the State,
qt it a distance from Court since the King's deliverance.
meaty has pot given permission to the nuke de Fritts to
the insignia of which he h*d deprived hint.
flovemment has received news from Lima direct, of the
september. Perfect tranquillity prevailed at that time,
tovisions were abundant. A barrel of flour cost oily n

art
r is at a very great distance from Lima, and in a situation
he ess &wire no uneasiness.
pasts, J•7l. 14.
President of the Council has this day carried to the Chain.
Peers the l'roject of Lae on the Civil List, adcpted by the
of Deputies.
tier from Naples, of the 4th of January, informs us that
rig expired is the morning, between six and eight o'clock,
dden attack of apoplexy. The Nuncio, the Ambassador of
the Austrian Minister, aml the French Charge d'Affairea,
ntroduced, with the whole Council, into the King's apart.
His Majesty was lying on his beck, with ltis mouth open,
features were not ut ail changed ; only on his lett hand,
it was uncovered, there appeared sonic sputa of extravasated
1
lthe posts, as well as the guard of the Palace, were doubled
immure of prudence.. No apprehensiin was for a moment
'tied of the tranquillity of the Capital.
accounts hum Sr. Peter.. burgh are to the 25th December.
Emperor of Russia. deeply affected by the late events which
istinguished in so melancholy a manner the conclusion of this
nil not being yet quite easy respecting the health of the Lm.
has not perfumed the anniversary a his birth-day to be
ised in the usual avautner. In g:lieral there is a grand
g.rooro, and iu the evening a brilliant ball, on the 24th.
there was absolutely nothing.
Diplomatic Body have not been admitted to pay their re.
to his Majesty since the lit January. VIII. Since that time
has been either ill or travelling. Happily the h 'atilt
Jess Elizabeth daily improves. The fever has let: her;
gb has much abated, and there is every reason to expect the
recovery of this august Princess, whose illness tills with
all her subjects, whose respect for her eminent virtues is
lees Notwithstanding th.: tee on the Neva, the waters rose
on the evening of the 25th, to the height of 4 feet above
stud level This phenomenon was the more alarming. as on
y there was no wind, aid no calm can be assigned fur the
tinny rise.
A 'Armed that Die Members of the Chamber of Peers, and
r that of the Deputies, to be selected by lot, will accompany the
Ito his Coronation at Rheims, there being no means of ac-
iodating the whole of the two Chambers at that august cere.

vessel expected with ammunition and pan of the loan, has
at Napoli de Romani& ; it has on board 40 young men of
at familiesof England.
(From the Courtier Francais of Fri day]
:%1 ADIIIII, JAW. 3.
remarked within these few days, that prosecutions have In-
lets active, and arrests less numerous. Military commissions
with more lenity and slowness in their judgments. It is,
M, the opinion of many persons, that Government has merely
prided its usual proceedings, with the hope of encouraging
1 who may be disposed to male proposals for advancing it a
These proposals it expect. with great impatience, and in all
ibili:y it will have to expect them for a long time.
a Minister of the Netherlands has made some claims upon
tingeom respecting tlie old Spanish debt, but they hese small
,:e of success., cirpecially as our country objects, the; there has
aviolation of the treaties between the two kingdoms, respect.

ire heard of the arrest of M. Ouvraril, at the suit of bis
U. 6eguln. This has produced aliaely sena.tion amongst
bitsats of this capital, who retain impresvons respectu g
imolissary by no means favourable.

GERMAN PAPERS.
gTOCCEOLICIDT.C. ?2.
Neal Cowers is expected here; his repurtial he in.ands to
set for lighting the city with gas.
KostrossEno, lirc. 27.
e Assembly of the States opened on the 14th, and closed on the
We have had for the last nine weeks very stormy weather.
Se lower part of the city has been several times inundated. The
rows storms have caused such an accumulation of quicksand
e coast, that travelling is dangerous. A merchant, on his
Slemel,peefshed on the 22d inst.; his carriage, drawn by tour
s, sunk, and was .rcecoverably lost. The carriage, the horses,
pat of the effects, have since been found, but the bodies of the
!wit and postillion have not yet been discovered.
li•stieultoll, Jast.4.
Way, at a quarter past three in afternoon, the sky was covered
thick clouds, when all at once a violent clap of thunder was
l, which was succeeded by a fall of snow ; this soon patina
the sky cleared, and the moon shone in all its splendor. At
moment (9 rat.) it is a bright starlight evening, and we hope
hell sow have some frost.

BERLIN, JAN. b.

inich is almost wholly evacuated. Oo the ii:tDel:ernber,
carriages passed through this city, conveying the students
under arrest there to different fortresses. The choice of the
its, bawl generally left to themselves, and they hare been
ed to select a residence near their families. The examination
canoe Cousin is retarded by his continued indisposition.
STOCKHOLM, Dtc. 28.
t Sunday, the new Tariff of Customs was read hum the pulpit
the churches of the capitaL
HASITIVion, Jaw. 7.
news has yet been received of the fate of the ship with the
ng light at the mouth of the Elbe. Measures are taken to
another vessel there, also to replace the red buoy.
Cu ',SAYAN, Jaw. 6.
!he En lish mails of the 21st and 24th were brought here by a
boat this morning, at 10 o'clock. The extra boat,
and Elizabeth, which was to bring them to Heligoland, was
on the morning of the 4th, to the north of that island. The
sin, seeing his ship stranded, and his rudder lost, embarked
his men, and one passenger, In the long-boat, and reached
land in safety. The ship cannot be got off, but much will
saved out or it. .A small chest, for the Duke of Cambridge, is
sappubed to have been washed overboard.
EXCHANGE.
Lucauaan, JAN. 7.—On London 36 2 ; two months 36 11.
ILMITLCDAM, J•N• 11.—On London 39 8; two montlui 39 6.

Such is the deman:k for iron, that it is expected another
wance will immediately take place. It is probable also,
an the same cause, coal will again advance, though the
at is already charged lgs. to 19s. at the pits.—N urcester

No discharge of labourers will now take place from this
k-yard ; Commissioner Shield having un Monday last
ed the men, that in eonsaquence of their late good
aviour, the Admiralty has countermanded the order for
it disinission.—Plymouth Journal.
The weather for this week past has been remarkably
Lid fee the season, and the barometer higher on Monday
au we ever saw it before; the following were its heights:
OnFlitlay morning 30 50 evening 30 MI
Saturday - - - 30 73 . 30 83
Sumul - --39 89 -30 90.
Monday . . 30 39 . .30 84
Tuesday ... 30 . . 30
77
Wednesday - - - - 30 b°
Thursday - 39 5.1 - -
• Highest am known hem—Chester Chronit.te.
R4NIA AAAAA FACT.—A few days ago, a peasant,
ali.ing a hedge between Mansfield and Plea:ley, tound a
tr.st with four young ones. This is a striking
1J(/ of the extreme mildness of the season.
A sew vegetable, called the Asparagus Potato, has lately
lees introduce' • it comes to table early in the Spring.
Fist.ollTl;rraday evening a fire broke out in the fac-
ssey in Oak-street, Manchester, belonging to Mr. Duck. It
.orginated in a room occupied by Mr. Garsitle, and as it was
1.-s: observed in a large parcel of waste which lay on the floor,
there i. sorue ptobability that this waste bad taken fire
spontaneously. When it wi.s first discovered, the hands,
lib° were all at work, entleivonred to extinguish it, but
*ithout effect; and they were compelled to leave the
'30'1,. Fortunately, however, the floors were covered with
sheet iron, and there was a powerful forcing pump on the
?remises, by which the doors of the cliff:rent rooms were
quickly flooded with water, and a material ett•ok was
liven to the progress of the flames. In a short time a
,camber of fire engines arrived, and the fire was then got
under, without having est^nded beyond tit:: room in which
it usiginated. Considerable mischief was, however, done to
the machinery in that room, by the fire, and not a little by
the wAter used to extinguish it ; but we believe both the
44:1!"g and machinery were insured.