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PARIS, OCT. 1.1.
VlStierdSy. after nowt. his Excellency, Lord Viscount Granville,
Ambassador Extraordinary end Plenipotentiary of his Britannic
Majesty to the King of the Netlietlands, presented to the King, at
special audiencc,• letter from his Britannic Majesty on the double
event of the Ilt.ll hor [Avis NA', I I.„ and the accession t blades X.
Similar letter. were presented by Baron Uchtritz from the King
of Saxony. and from Baron Spirenberg, Aid•dc-Camp to the King
of AV irtemberiz.
The King also gave a special andienee to Comte de Vaublanc,
Minister of State aid Member of the Chamber of Deputies, end
Comte de Alontlirattlt.
At noon, his Majesty presided at a Council of Ministers.
which continued until four u clock. The Dauphin assisted at the

Council.
'rhe Due tle Beja (Prince Don M iguel,) arrived at Strasburg on
the slth inst. and will remain some days.
Tie squadron of evolutions under the commas I of Admiral
Duperrc. has arrived at 'foulon, whence the two Rear. Admiral.
Barons Poussin and lks lintours, set out for Paris. At 'Vonlon,
of all the vestals of the squadron, none remain, except the Amason
and Juno frigate.. the Zebra brig, and the Dauphinnoise and Eau.
vote sloops. The Venus, Vestal, Nymph, and Themis frigatea,
sailed on the 2f;th of September, under the command of Captain
Cavalier, to take un board troops, to relieve the garrisons in the
Antilles.
(In the 28. h. Admiral Des Rotours sailed with the Trident ship
of the line, and the .%rophitrite. Armida, and Ilermione, frigates.
Thzite four vessels go to Cadiz, u well as the Sami Petri, which
sailed on the 4th inst. After stopping a short time at Cadiz, the
Sarni Petri. the Ilerrnione„ and the Trident, will go to Brest,
where they will be dismantled, and the Juno will be dismantled at
Toulon.

VIENNA, OCT. 4.

We receive, by an est:await:are courier, the following news
from Constantimmle. of Sept. 17;—
" A division of the Weeks pursued the Capital: Pacha
toe the
Bay of Beudroun (Stank() (cos.) A part of the Egyptian fl was
also there. A tight took place September 10. According to a re.
poet arrived here the 16th, the issue s to the
Turks. The ()reek* were so enclosed s
eenbetw the two 31us sitiman
Meets. that they had no other resource but their fire-ships; they
sent off 30 without effect.
" The battle, it is said. lasted all the day, and the Greeks, after
having taken the ship of the Patrons Bey t Rear Admiral), but
after losing themselves 13 vessels. sounded a retreat."
According to the same news, the Capitaii Pacha pursued the
Greeks but acceording to others, be returned to his first anchorage
at M itylene, to re-victual.
" We must wait for more precise advice: on these last events.*
Nothing positive on the movements of the Egyptian Vert is
known. It delayed in the Bay of 31aeri, over against Rhodes.
long before it would decide to put to sea. A Greek division, fifty
vessels strong, and commanded by Admiral sliaulis, was charged
to observe the Egyptians. The Captain of a foreign vessel met
this squadron on the 20th August, in the channel between the Isle of
Andros and Cape crOro."
The French Funds on Thursday opened at 102 E 73e. and closed
at I tnt.. 70c. The account closed at 102 f. VOc. ; but at five o'clock
hal fallen to 14121 71$c. 73e. without any. mow being assigned.
Neapolitan, 021; Ditto, payable in Parts, ; Spaniels, IN;
Gueultard's, 321. Bank :::•ares, 1,273. Exchange on London,
one month, 231. 3e [l. ; three ntonths, 2211.
From the Joarotal des Detats.l
Pills, OCT. 14.
Yesterday evening, at eight o'clock, ths Ambits:ostlers of Russia,
Austria. England, and Prussia, and Lord Granville, met at the
house of Baron de llamas, Minister of Foreign Affair. The con-
ferences lasted till half-past ten.
• This reflection is very wise. We have more recent information
than hi., whence we most conclude, that the present campaign
is lost Cur the Turk:4 like these that have preceded of the