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London, England, 1822-10-29 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS PAPERS. •i
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TAMS, oirbers 04
The report is spread this evening is Parris 'het
distinguished persons have received by as erol.
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shammy chasnrl Hews from. Verona which and Miff. 1
that the diepooitions of the Sovereigns are of • mi•
tine to console all friesds of legitimacy Stith respect
tit the offish" of Sptiti: It is mid that it is the in.
' Untie° of the august Allies to declare that the
t Cones have to re-establish Spain in its former con-
Siltation. and restos., its King to libeity if they
*Oh to avoid a war on the part of all tLe forret..
We repeat the report without pretending to give it
lethre certainty than belmiging to it in reality. ,Bast
it seems positive that the Sear trUrgel menses
sieve cousietenee eve, with foreign Powers. and
it acqnires credit • estate' to hope that the war
*filch it makes spinet the revolutionists will
maiutsiord by asecoots of all kinds. ;Isle.,
•ever, one cossideratioi .4 supply to a certain de.
free the twit of pinkiee news as to the object Of
the Congress of Venni": Wit. that in the7eetraordj.
nary ctreumetenties Of Europe the Sevirtigns coo•
satin meet hot ie the forms! intention to pat an end
disorder. 'lf Kings approved of the principle of
'revolutions it would be useless for theta to Meet to
deliberate ou the dangers they prevent. eft would
be mote simple to leave resolutioesloldloor their
course, and Kings might then shot Themselves op
in their Palaces to wait the 'final event. 'We add
this reflection to the news which has reached oat eel
(bet if the hews it preinature,lto simple a reflects's
may leave worthy people at lost the holm that eta
future time these reports mak be tealisekob(Que.
tidienne.) . •
A letter from N'ltilae, doted ibe 14th, states, that
the stay of the Duke of Welliogtou sisal the Vis-
count de NlinitinorenciottsVeeptiv, is expected in
fie of very short dorptisp.. The same letter •i.b.
serves—" Torre will tippers.. it is 'amid, lit the new
Congress, the tepremunative of tt Potter which is
not yet solemnly recognized. but which corm-ally
desires. so to be. This negociator, who will be
charged with the interests of the iiisurrectional Re.
geocy of Spain, is M. de Lehredor, furinerly King
Fat'4 insild's Minister at thelirst Congress of Vienna.
/11, arrival has olreody berg officielly auuuuoced
here to anuther,sgesit of the insurgents of Ca' italorna,
who has for runic titansJeaiikd at Vargas."
;Alters from Boyinsse‘d.ried the 19th, state, that
the rpm of kali. lit ebieb 400, of the Army of the
"mils 6vd eittrep►ched therelves. Wag taken on the
lr.h. Tbe attack, Whie was at first couducted
satftesattimiAtisd fkookl7 with boldness, was crowned
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with complete wives. After &lodging the garri-
vmt.
the Cosstitutemudista set tire to the fort, and
Completely destrojed,
it.
CM. de orbiern logiarrived at Paris, and had an
audience of the King.
The Glreeke appear to form new hopes, which we
should 'wish to see confirmed, but ranch we dare
out guarantee.
The folliiwing are the. r!poits on the subject
7he Saha., it la said, has benumb.' in an imperious tulle
rltf delivery of the fortresses occupied by the Russians no
•the M %s of the Phasis'and.whieb Komi% promised to 1 ell.
rop after the defiesitree orraugemeat of Moldaiia. The
Porte Imo also declared that'll exacts a furussl disavowal
fauns Russia of its lonesome of M. Stroganoff. in his Note in
f of the Greets, which ens only be looked us, as • cep.
sore of the Vai4n. The merle isvoies. It is said, the prig-
rtole of she g.est 41114111:e of the Ire Powers, to rt press all
•rehollions.
the esplen•iinov even by M de I.o'e .w sad Lord Strang-
fi.td, leave no alutobt of sir invincible olstioney of the Turks
I.i fejt cling all friendly custom! or !Meshed.% ciliated...mere
in favour of the Gret h.. lavers of writht uhirb rem lied
• yetis ratertisr, say, slut tlw Emperor Alexamlet, !dieted
.•b} c' moat hauteur us the .part of an enemy so little fur_
~.:.lathe, Nis isisstutissectl Ise the Congress Ina tut, otiose of
eli,ogieg his system with Aspect to Turkey, sod to employ
means of (wee to Mint it to concession, Eogland having re_
culled toad coufirined derleratints, That Powers hare nu
aged Osr iiiteiem to oppose gewolotioos is elbow diatiortions
of niters mot motives." The Roston Cabanet leas 41.-tliced
Sr.., this priutiple that it his • right to consider the Crock
lievadittion as aI. gibes tie resistance to t)ransty. Them re.
port, circulate at PA, I. mooing perms, wiry hostile to revu-
iwiloaary pisocipies, hut yet stisehrd to the cause of the
`CU eke.
A disiingoi.lied Coed:, more persuaded ibis we are of
posiatility of the chasm, sf policy is Russia, has taken this
itiportasti tounietit to plead the cause of his usibutunate
cmutrynten brlnte the inbound of &Hopes.. diplomacy.
111 s Political Remarks tat Me curse of the Greeks are per.
imp., of what has brew seine,., heat calculated to make the
lt :mama Caltioel li<trit sod return to its forgoer dispositions
In favour of theica , and to disarm the &slim mity of the Ca.
looms of Yteutto tool londoo. We shall call the attestiou
of the politic Its Ike passage iu which the author has, with
item skill, esedeavutired to *hew, by the Nosei of M. !tiro.
eosoff, that Russia alsoulJ itiatingutsh, sad has rally done
so, betwegu the hint:don of Wallaihia by if psdami, soil the
111 a.secuos of the Greeks in the Peuiosula. The Oral was
• ri volt ',Mary srtilice; the second is a .rural result of in.
tt,lerabte oppression. Tbe Christiau Powers, thetefore. with.
not cuistradicting their principles, may blame the rebellion
so %Wallachia, sod support the iosorrection to Greece. The
milbor invokes in favour of this manger of tbioking • vary
imposing authority, that of rte Russian Ambassador, spout.
tug in Me name of hit +wester.
.• if the Turkish Government" (says M. Sirogator, I.
hit oiste of July 18 16, 1821) " contrary to espeesionoo.
...wood testify that at is in consequence of • plan freely
minimal as, that it takes them 'relocate' which the
ituderaigood has laid &fore it lbe sentiments of his august
Mader, it would only rt main fur the Empetor to declare at
•aitten to the Sublimes Poste, that it eonotitotes itself in a stets
elope% Asada" foamiest the Christian world; that
timid*r findleaeaf Ma Greeks, who in that caw: *earl
o ;hd wily as d,.. themselves trues isevitablie rum; said
considering the uature of the struggle, Komi* would
Moil itself strictly obliged to offer them au aelitita, because
would be pemecuted; preferfion, hi cause she would
Imes • sight to du su ; assistance with oil ( hristesitan, br.
cause sloe could not deliver up her basilic,. at 'thews to the
Virrly lot a blind fanatiessm.
This Intiguage is so clear, so piesitive,Mult it is difficult to
emeeire hue the sensittiette. it expresses should nut have
broogist on a war aft. r the übstiosey with which the Turtle
their syslein of uppeemloo. Tie author thinks
j.tstly, that tie motive appealed to by wsinethristiatt Powers
Cr peseta Russia tout aiding the-Greeks is the fear of ap-
ratiog to cousecrate rebilritro • he tiodervuors to demur
strafe that this odium term do sot apply to the insertim-
t an of the Cheeks.
" The 'oral rebellion dun out apply legally, except to as
a. meal force resulted against the Soveteign, to whom it bait
t.,iteit au oath of allegiance and obedience, bat it rood nut
in any sway apply to the body of a salon which tomcods
cooteit foreign oppressors, to ififeed its existcuce, its home,
tuad its relief. In. If fliers are rebels, proymely speaking.
in Turkey, lb. y are Ilse Jamosariee and the Pathan who se.
von at every a, ?meat again., the Goverumeat established by
she laws sad qtrs . owu religion. Hut the Greeks, as relattie
to the Tookiell Goverstment,•,e no an immoral part of aim
going sinsieny. nor a nartninal iodide, am a paid army, nue
ewes adios sit'sobjeets else Lath, takes the oath of allegiance;
Chap art the !tidy of a utility. existing quite separate to the
gm), to obi ih they are tributary sod a shit)) they her, sob-
aNtagedi bi,lbe pewee of the swims moms, and mere same

THE Burn S H PRESS.

lON DON,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 49, iste.

Al express arrived yesterday with an arconut of
a fall in the French funds. Among the causes
assigned for the depression win, an unfavourable
report of the KING'S health, but the whole, it
Is •aid, was a stock-jobbing fabrication. A
curious correspondence has taken place between
the Koyali.t Eout• and the Political Chief
of Patopeluite, iu which the former threatens
that if certain Defenders of the Faith are sea•
teamed to death, he wt4l put to the **old two
Constitutional Officers for each of the others
so sacrificed : "they shrill be taken among those
who are now in nry power, ur among those who
shall sooner or later be made prisonera." The
Political Chief, on this, writes to the Prefect
of the Lower Pyrenees :—" The Ex-General
EGUIA. has withdrawn to Bayonne ; thence he
kindles the flames of discoid, and gives orders as a
General iu Chief of an army directed againsi the
Spanish nation. Of the number is the annexed
shspAch which has .been addressed to me." .The

Fre cL Guverntnent hlt beeb 'long suspected ot
secretly encouraging and supporting the Spanish
rebels. Should it stiffer Bayonne to continue a
refuge and rallying point for them, it mint be
considered as having committed itself in open and
direct hostility with the legitimate Government of
Spain. We have extracted from the Joined des
lkbuts another long political article, irs which it is
stated that hopes ate entertained the Emperor
ALEXANDER will change his system with regard to
the Ottoman Porte, and announce at Verona his
determinatiom to force it to make concessions to
the Greeks. On the other hand, it is said that
the Sultan has demanded, in an imperious toile,
" the surrender of the fortresses occupied by the
Russians on the bunks of the Phasic, which Russia
promised to restore after the definitive arrangement
of the affairs of Molda►ia. and Wallachia, and has
further intimated the eniteistion of a formal disa-
vowal 00 the part of It 'miss, of all that M. de STROGO-•
fi OFF stated in his 'rotes in favour of the Greeks,
and which might be regarded as a censure on the
conduct of the Divau."

The Paris Papers. we regret to say. confirm the
account of the barbarous massacre of the (3rerks by
the Turks in Cyprus.

A Harnhurgh Mail has arrived. The following
are extracts:—

IT. PETBRIBURGH, OCTO6IIII 4.
Accounts from the German provinces and several
Governments in the interior of the empire, espe-
cially the southern, state that the crops of western
corn and garden fruits have been uncommonly
large, but that the summer corn has not turned out
so will.

TRONTtBEIS Or MOLDAVIA, OCTOBER 5.

The last letters from Odessa confirm the account
that Selim I'achs, with 15,000 men, has gone over
to the Persians; that several severe actions ensued,
in which the Turks were totally defeated, and lost
all their artillery.--/Humbirgh Papers, Oct. 22.)
Exchange on Londt.o : 36. 6,t,. 36. 61,

pour Dublin Mails arrived yesterday, with papers
to the 26111 inclusive. We trust that the spirit of
outrage is on the decline in the south of Ireland.
The present papers communicate but • few cases
of crime. The new Archbishop of DUSLIN held
his primary visitation in that city on Thursday last.
A report of his Grace's charge upon the occasion is
given in another part of our Paper. It appears to
have been an able and impressive address, and is
said in the report of it, which ire have copied from
the Dublin freeinases Jtarnal, to have been lis-
tested to by the reverend assembly with breathless
attention►. His Grace mildly reminded his audi-
ence of some of their most prominent errors, and
pointed out the arum which it was their duty to
!imbue. On the subject of tithes he touched
lightly, but the little he said was decisive. He re-
commended the new Ttdie-Lea,iug Bill, but he
trusted that the clergy would never voluntarily re-
sign that shich was their unalien ible right.

Lord Geoaoe BENTINCR, third son of the Duke
nf PORTLAND, we nriderstand has been appointed
Secretary to the Right Don. GEORG& CANNING.
Au erroneous statement has been copied into
some of the Morning Papers from a Sunday Paper,
stating that Lord HOWARD DR WALDEN has bt en
appointed Under-Secretary of State, in the room of
Lord CLANWILLIAN. Lord HOWARD DE WAL.
DEN, however, is not appointed Us.de-S cretery of
Stare in the room of Lord CLANWILLIAN, but
ecis Writer, in the room of Lord MARCUS HILL ;
as is Lord GEORGE BENTINCK (who was to have
gone with MI. CANNING to India), Private Seem-
buy, 111 the room of Mr. SEYMOUR. Mitt two
offices, as well as one of the Uuder•S crew).
ships of State, invariably t lounge with a new
Secretary of State. The Uuder•Seeretary.hip,
vacant by Lo►d CLANWILLIAN'S retirement, we
have reSllO.l to believe, is not yet tilled up.
The business of it is t►ansacted, ad interim, by
Mr. BACKHOUSE, a gentleman who has been many
years Private Secretary to Mr. CAVNING, at the
India Bovril, and in the Liverpool office,—
ourier.f

•
LOROUGH OF BODMIN.—The transfer of the
patronage of this borough has been completed. On
Monday lust the Marquis of HERTFORD made his
public entry into this place, and on Tuesday his
Lordship attended a Court Leet, when he was
sworn into the office of Recorder, to place of Lord
DE DUNSTANT I I.LE, who has resigned. On Wed-
nesday the Marquis paid his respects to the mem-
bers of the Corporation individually. His Lord-
ship was accompanied by DAVIES GILBERT, Esti.
one of the members for the place. Mr. CiIBERT
has been for many years honoured with the friend-
ship of the late wives, and he has now the honour
of being enrolled amongst the particular friends of
the Nobleman to whom the patronage has been
transferred.

Mr. BOMBlNG.—Extract of a letter hens Rou-
lope. dated Wedatesdsy, two o'clock :—" The
packet being on the point of sailing, I have only
time to say, that after • long interrogatery before
the Proeareur du Koi and Jag. d'lnstruction, the
mitre die 'Wei has been taken off Mr. BOMBING.
who it now enabled to see his friends and breoive
u somewhat better atmosphere. The txamivation
rebated exclusively to the four young Mtn recently
executed is Paris, and had tio reference whatever
to the letters and official dirpatch stiztd ou his
person. It is now very generally supposed that the
Prisoner will be set at liberty in the comic of a
few drys. I perceive the French Papers have been
us full of this singular affair as those of London."

Tat nano.—ate usseket yesterday was very
steady, and nothing very particular done. Cubs-
rob for Account, 82f 89 ; ditto fur Money.
Reduced. 82 814 ; 4 per Cents. 99/1 ;
Ncw ditto, 10311; Long Annuities toi ; India
Bonds, 504; Bank Stock, 251 ; Eschrqurr Bills,
ti 7 ; Salad ditto, 7 9 pr.—Foretgto Stocks: New
Spanish, 734 73; Neapaitan, II If ; liussisn, 1391!.

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