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FRENCH PAPERS.

[ From the Pdo/e dated Wedneadail

A VGAIIt 50, OCT. 21,
The latest news from Constaatioople and Smyrna make ninny%
of some advantages obtained by the liapium l'acita, over ;h. Gnu
fleet. The Austrian Observer has nut said a word up. to ;14 pee.
sect on the subject. A letter trout a conitnercial house at Smyrna.
dated September 17, states that the Greeks lost front ten to twain,
lire-ships, and one corvette of 21 guns, between Stanctuo sae
Boudroun ; but it adds that in this combat the Turks wimps"'
the burning of one of their frigates and several other vends. dr.
cording to this, it is most probably the affair of the 11th of So,
teniber that the Correspondent trout Smyrna speaks of; but big;
direct from Constantinople pretends that it was on the 12.11 of 8,
that the Capital Pacha obtained the victory over the Greeks, IQ
took from them thirty of their ships. This as; version maracas
by its very date the account given in the letter from Smyrna ; fix
it adds, that the Tartar bearers of the despatches had arrived then
day (September 17.)
(Front the Cunstitatioanel of Tuesday.]
PARIS, OCT. a
We gave yesterday an extract from the private eorrespot4e4
of the British Press, relative to the ministerial design of reedenr,g
the censorship perpetual, by a new law agshist the press. If 14
present enactments be nut sufficient foe the wants of the 31inises,
but raise obstacles to the secoinplishment of their secret deeips:4
is clear that none but restrictions tantamount to an absolute $l9,
pension of all discussion can satisfy them. The tenni of 4
law of 11112 seam general and vague ennu;ii, to please the moss*
partisans of the system of interpretation; and the journals sob*Ass
to a law of such a tendency, appeared to have no further risgsu,
dread. lint who would hive believed it? the equity of the Judges 4
raised this fresh storm against them. The Tribunals, deaf 4)4.4
threats and bribes, held that property in literary untlertalticgs
did nut differ front property in all other commercial speculass4,
foffence Where they have found an they have punished the offindit,
but, faithful to the principles of the Charter which has aboliiited„2
confiscations, they would not order the suppression of the jeweils,
which to them is me sante as confiscation. This was the seers of
the anger and threats of the 31inistry, of the daily attach of the
journals in their pay, and of the empL,ymentof the Secretary of the
I Censorial Inquisition. They aim not only definitively and
petuallv to enslave the press, but to do violence to the convinces sf
the Judges be legal enactments, which shall convert mu aims*
the most humble remonstrance, of the moat moderate criticism a
the nets. proceedings, and designs of our Tevrai, our Law, sg4 at,
Le Tellier.

_
[From the 3iforritear of Monday ]
l' stets T. 24.
We announced yesterday, that the King had presided is fie
Superior Council of Commerce, which. it is known, is coalpnwsiof
Mtnisters, Secretariesof State, Noble Lords, and Deputies, chola
with different shades or opinions, but possessing the same desa
floe of talent. This is one of the acts which proves, morecifti
than any other demonstration, the royal intentions, which so fusty
journalists apply themselves to pervert by sinister hiterpretatia,
Yes, here there as an oblivion of opinions, but in the minglief g
interests there is an approximation of meat supposed ta
I different views on political subjects, which has been accompli kei
under the common law of a great national interest. It is a aria
of talents, not a party combination ; they are counseihtrs tit
throne, not organs of coteries. %Viler is there in common bettors
the coalition in a Commercial Council, of men equally lisoversts
and enlightened, and the ridiculous association of writers the
most opposed to each other in resistance to the establistel
order of things, which controls every passion, of whatever kisal a
description ?
[From the Journal de Pork of Monday.]
MADIID. OCT.
I told you in one of my last letters, that the Govemmtat bad
received, by a vessel arrived from the Ilse:small. at Cada. 9108
important news, of which the particulars were clot then knows.
It appears from these &deices, that the Bishop of Pueb:a th les
Angeles. who is one of those who signed the address toils Br
hesty in 1811. to abolish the Constitution, has put himself at the
ead of the It - alists of his diocese, with whom the partissas
Iturbide have united, and that with these combined forces he eel
preparing to march against the Republican army of Mexico. Ito
certain that this prelate has succeeded in detaching entirely ken
the 3lexican Fs:dentinal the province of La Puebla de doe Any*
which formed a very important part of it.
In consequence of many notes successively addressed meet
Cabinet by that of the l'uileries, relative to the propriety of is.
storing to the enjoyment of their cleft rights the former of eras.
ardor, his Majesty had charged the Council of Castile to :sakes
report to him on this subject. It in fact appears that this tele
has ju-t been presented to the King by 31. d: %%Bele, and thief r.s
Wisely favourable to the afilirsersados.
[From the Jouraal der Debars of Morday.]
111•DnID. ()CT. It
There wan a talk at the commencement of this month atria :ea
dreg a loan of Mkt millions of reals (291.1 millions of francs), ad is
bas even been stated to have been concluded. It certainly asswws
that some houses in Paris. to get this loan on commission. SO piss
posed to take upon themselves. at all risks, a very small panted
it, and that our Government seemed wilhog to accept the sesteS-
tions which were made to it, but this has now so fallen into ants.
lief, that they declare nothing has been and nothing can bs sr.
eluded, at least till Government consent to include on %ionic tease
other, in the new loan, the debt of the Cortes.
There is much talk of certain very energetic note' %tell
quitted by the French Legation ;it is supposed c % that in
quince of these notes a new amnesty is unfit
Escurial ; bat measures of conciliation appear to
all events so long as 31.Colausarde remains at the head
Department.
[From the Constitatioawri of Monday.]
In a Ilaytian Paper of the Ith of July, wc tind an sat
tick. After adverting to the question which has arisen
France and St. Domingo. and the supposed views of the II
Hance. with respect to easuth America, the writer thus prod
The idea of an approaching war is so generally spread..
generally believed, that already the vary points which will be
first attacked are designated. However, out an momentous a.
jest, it is rot easy to predict what course affairs may take.
`eThe sending of French Commissioners to Mexico, their re
longed stay in that country after the tall of Iturbide, the arrival
a considerable body of troops in the French Colonies, the attempt
of a squadron to anchor oft' the II avanrah, the journey of Iter'asds
to London. are all of them indications of the existence of a roast
to make war upon Mexico. It cannot be undertaken except he
France. in the name and on behalf of King Fertlinar.d. and rise
exccution of it would be attended with great difficulties. sine: the
capture of Puerto Cabello and St. Juan IFUlloa. the only forcia
places where they could land without opposition."
I 'l'he Editor of the Constitutions:el remarks upon the shrove, eat
no intelligence from Mexico has yet announced the fall of St. J 4113

Fe ANNFORT. OCT. ft
The Austrian Government has just raised, under the :Kra or an
anticipation of the revenues of its Ilician Sraies. • nee loan of
15.000.000 of florins. The Bank of Vienna is charged with*,
transaction, and makes the advances to the Government at an .••
terest of foot per cent. The produce of this loan will be emil,f,
to withdraw from circulation a new portion of paper money.
is superabundant, especially in the kingdom of Bohemia, to sac'
degree that it greatly impedes the movements of commerce.

'CXILHAL OF Tl 4
iFrom the Jour

Thin day, at three i
Monarch, whom s
in the page of It
immortal author
spared that could con
- and a splendor we
thy of the high
t France has beet
VI 11. The pillars ;
St. Denis had dig
used upon the
, iu the n
with raised n
, adapted to th
the pillars, and s
to the other, for
The architc
' the din

should be found
gilded, and form
black, and strew
trihuni
The. sal

. ornamented
, embroidered
and silk. Ove
ode of wax tap
burning cross
rows of lights,
Luminatcd by the ca
of architecture
1 by the blaz(
ix thousand
catafalque its
was a piece of arch
admirable taste, res
raised in marble to F
teen; of the 16th cer.
with gilding, and
.sin
support a figurc of It
lact of adoration. 1
of gold, partly coven
'of cloth of gold. A
from the ceiling of tl
labras of gold and m
basement, composed
funeral ceremony of
of the body were res
marked out in the nu
the ministers, the g
sadors, the peers of 1
and the deputations
municipal corps.
coneiderable numb
The road was cove
nicipal corps, havi
drive, that of the
' succession ; their
.eFarmerie of the de
were conducted to
the servants, and
filled the tribunes,
late King was en
phagus, covered wi
of the Kings, con
Ya'elook arrired, in
Talleyrand. Grand
France; M. the ni
Master of France ;
the Grand Equerry
uendcd by a be
count St. Pelee,
hearing the ancien
King; (under this
M. de %
et ; sbt
'a coat

• th'e. crown ;Count
quit de Fresne, the
filajor-tieneral of
Mortemar. comma
Corps ; the Dukes
and de Havre, Capts
du Corps. preceded
the companies 5A hic
the Chancellor, pre
ant Masters of the
Ileralils of Praneo :
Chamber of llamas
sere, First Preside
Dlotacey, Duke de
' of France, appoint
All the Royal tii
front of the catafal
post eleven the sot
of the Princes, cast]
Dauphin and th•s
numerous train, at
Tremoville, de C
King to take, at ti
grave the crown,
which were to r' tn:
The Dauphin and
upon a scat res. rvc
tetl the three Pecr
care cf the Royal i
nppeared at tic• sit
tribune, the tptuil
waifolcl of the tr
Princes, was occup
of her family.
The office was
Prance. The Riiin
re! mean of the
words of the Scrip
who give life, I al
non.: can hide hin
which produced t
publication will c
lastrd mote than s
Pnlandia and a
five Bishops, poll'
body, the absolui
this the five Preh
into which the co
twelve of the 1:1
threw upon the I
Water as he prono
a The King at A
himself of his co.,
threw thou into t
claimed in a lou
come, perform you
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the
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the
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the stand:trd of
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over it by their
the vault, saving,
Pealed three owes
Mast tune, •• Pray
taell.at:ly the nun

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to f. i
it
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row mute amnia
word4ha °tavies7tothetb.?;ure LiThzdis day, at
!
il house at amore,
thferoTniutrekus
witotnemeteithdi
as the
in the page of I
aeon Stanebto ma the immortal authc
tan the Wit of set, worthy of the high
vet the (creeks, aid
version couttagi,, which France has bee
t from Smyrna ; fot XVIII. The pillars
my had arrived gut
St. Denis had di,
satspcoleunlddorcowt
upon the
PARIS. OCT. a
irate eortespotetue substituted,
iu the I
ddesign of rendenre order, with raised r
hbu: ants
' then
oUjuiitrllalair'ecohnsecTouluosifefairt:sPrlttlibiEtdeLLlnebirejbifedni3lrivullegilliediitinatest: emf.e41414.th.113 16otetfoniestul the
ad.
pillars,
111)Tel:ha:sell .reins
the journals atib'Ast mfcrence of the chi
fit should be found
if the ele,•retarr of th • was gilded, and font
literary unelenakivo
aneroid speculatiini, with black, and steer
sun:shed the °flitch?,
ession of the joutraik le"- re taoreseculses.unn'Ttrihetn:
Chi. was the ttetr:t ce .: Aeries which covered
daily attach of the
embroidered
definitively and pn,
salver, and silk. Or
e to the conscience% of
raultitadc of wax tai
1 concert tots crishts
moderate criticism of •
. had presided is en a large burning cross
mai, our Law, "Li our 11 three rows of lighu
1.-r. illuminated by the c!
idav 1
1 •.:.' order of architectur
Pains, (Icy, 24. - yew,
nans,d ornamented
known, is co:emceed
lintentsperid:tem..:l)::::::nttiipesumiir,elacheceldaiot:i '''‘':
aiSellacu'htla.tlol: eartolucatafalque ladoration.t hy tleilb 1
Ili
1 it
sing the sane decer,c.. " was a piece of are]
admirable taste, re
mums. which so tour raised in marble to I
but in the eingiiroy et teas of the 16th eel
d 3 'uPPwed to hale with gilding, and au
has been actemphsool support a liguft of I
are counseilors of m of gold, partly covet
.re in common betties
rat equallyaction of w
. of
fthe ceiling of
glotllofgold.
AI
e to the established • labras of gold and n
it, of whatever And a ' bacenicat, composed
Monday.] funeral ceremony 0!
MADILID. OCT. It of the body were ret
at tie Govemmest had i marked out in the r
annah, at Cadn. some she ministers, the i
rere not then known. sailors, the peers of
Mop of Pueb:a de le and the deputation!
tha address to his Ski
municipal corps.
mirTiounbit'iu:tedhhefinurpa'elfertiaehattrairudaw ' .cTohno3idreoarsdblewainuenoivl
limn, of Mexico. It a • nieipal corps, has
detaching entirely fnia •Saitie, that of tit
Puebla de las Asp*
' succession ; their
rely addressed w 111 .d'armerie of the tl,
to the propriety sf to were conducted to
is the former eras she servants, and
I of Castile to tasks filled the tribunes,
[years that this relsi
' late King was el
e %%Hee, anti that es
phagus, covered as
f 3forday.] of the Kings, co
lat •DR ID. OCT. It sa'slook arrired, it
r this month about la Talleyrand. Grand
Ilion% of francs). udi: France; M. the 11
I. It certainly gems Master of France ;
n commission. had pm.
a very mix]] par:woof the Grand Equerry
eto accept the ynstai- att•apended by a b
ow so fallen into 4111:1. • count St. Priest,
ad nothing can br t.r. bearing the andel
iclude on sonic tenure
King ; (under th
s.
grits notes lately tram ranged) M. de 1
set even. that in vase Ilitiesodsehetet ; eh
under stisesseeion it 0 ing the Kitt's coat
tar to MI impossible— • the crown ; Count
at the head of the H quis de Fresne, tin
Monday.] hlajor-tleneral of
t tlnd an interesting a Siortemar, comma
etch has arisen Wee Corps • the Dolor
I views of the Holy .0 and dellavre,C,lpi
writer thus proceeds:- du Corps. preceded
;enerally spread. ands
oints which will be t.‘: - the companits 'oh;
In so momentous a sat. the Chancellor, pr
fairs may take. ant Miners of the
Ito Mexico, their Pr" Hernias of Frne..,-
It urbide, the arrival af • (nanthrr of 1),..•‘,1;
h Colonies, the wirer
sere, First Presia,
the journey of Iturbsde
he exiotence of a project Sloncey, Duke d
• undertaken except 04' • of France, appitill
inc: Fertlinard. and r.je • All rho Rm.A •