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The last advice. from St. Petersburgh snnounce
that the•Empener, since his return from Witepsk,
has conferred numerous decorations ; and that his
Majesty has nominated the son of the Baron de
Stroguteoff his first Aide-de-Camp. The army con-
tinues, provisionally, on the same footing, and the
regiments of the guard remain in their canton-
stleuts.--(Aogsbitrg Universal Gazette.)
VIENNA, OCTOBER 31.
(PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.)
The continuation of peace is henceforth beyond
doubt. On the 29th the Council'of State assem-
bled on the occasion of the arrival of a courier.
horn St. Petersburg)), who brought an officio!
communication from the Court of Russia. This
communication contained a circumfusions' esposi-
' - present state of things iii"the Levant,
positive declaration that the Sovereign
decided to bring all, to an. amicable
not to come to the extremity of
which, whatever it usigfie be, world
the European Allianp, sad to the.
Jests of Christian subjeets.—(Ga-
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Au.astifittr, NoTnisza G.
r or LITTER.)
to the rnfrs of war which have

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Imes in circulation during several dart it is known
as certain that the negociatiom between Russia
sh‘tbn OttemnA,Parte a►e not yet broken off; the
attitude, heeeeK which these two Powers are
kites fean that peace will not be main-
order or the day, published st Witepsk law&
after the review of the regiments of the-1
the Emperor Alexander, announces that
the %Mien urni, would continue on a• war footing,
ready to march at a moment's notice, end that
imperial gua►d would continue in its canton-
Commercial letters have joss arrived, which state
Hessian troop* cantoned in the Ukraine
received orders to advance, by forced amrches,
Pruth, to join the army already there u►t-
command of General Count de Wittgens.
atein..—(Jorrisel de Path.)
PRANRIPORT, NOVIIIIIIR 5.
has at present an English garrison, con•
about 800 men. This isle now possesses
families of the French, English. and Ass-
Consols, ►esidents in the island of Candle,
whit judged it expedient to remove their wives and
'limn to a place of security against the cruelty of I

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sumw, occupy* 42.
Finnan published in the Tirrkisli pruvincett

ly a repetstion of that directed agniust the
.• the month 'of April last, end' has no re.
other Powers. The Turkish General
at Belgrade loudly affirm that they will
declare war against Russia. According
advice' from Widdin, Asiutie troops are
passing the Danube. The Turks are can-

s entrenchments on the Prtsth. The Grand
Seignior, it is said, insists, in the last note sent to
Petervburgh, upon the expulsion of Prince
Sozzo, the Ex-Hospodar of Moldavia.

CORFU, OCTOBER. 14.
(rxiaacT OF A PRIVATI I.RTTICR.)
General Sir Thomas

, who has just arrived from England, has
, the command in chief, and is now visiting
the different islands.
• *OWN, ocsossit CPU
The Finn-an of the Geoid. Seignior seistrre
arming of the Musufnians, which ha,' Ofpip
in the provinces, properly apsabitegb
. copy of, that which appeared in the viiinithof
April. This warlike preparation. it is therein stated,
the revolted Greeks only, and no mention
'other nations. although it was at fiat se

, However, the Turkish Corntnandonts
loudly of a war with the R,oasians.
ccording to the • Infest accounts from
--nos are continually crossing the Danube,

'talks ore raising

on the

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of the Pruth.
orroup,l4,
(Extract of a private letter.)
_ but the Greek revolution is talked of
Tlee 'onion, iu general complain that, do.

favours the Turks, but the truth is,. it
the strictest nentrality,: sod is satisfied
wish prohibitiog the 'pillows from giving the Greeks
Istice. A pert of the Turkish fleet, which
the .Gulf of. Corinth, destroyed all the
belooging to Gsl idi in the different parts
VAIf to the numbers of Go or 70 sail.
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14'1. "lONDON.
vcrotit %err— , S.' "
'fittriefibAY; Ifoisikitt IS,
• I
oy
he seen in our Cotirttrirei'tliot.at
Court 1101,yesterday at the likseb4dows,. • Pall-
mall, iiilirther adjournment' lii,-"llMisient was
agrtedwilpos. • It is stistomii hos GM. positively,
tfifilOd rued from t heleth blatant, the day for
tliqoprif ;o Thursday, the 3d of January next.
preriastime of the meeting of Parliament has
been hitbaN regulated chiefly by the vibrations of
fiaessisit pendulum in the hJinister's pocket.
'Ol/4fle.ancts of the moment, we are led
that to Alia cause we sire indebted for the

polftioneuient. The Financial. Minister has
been of late partieulairly Jacky in whit is vulg.irly
lied windfilts. The establishment at St. Helena,
requiring fa 11.34.0001. • year, has been brokinmp
by the destl)af Boa A rativa. The death of the late
unfortunate iteeets:'"'Ckill.tue his also produced a
saving to thit.pablic purse of upwards of
.50,000/..
Added to this, Ministers, have commenced the
cork of retienchineirt in. the several departments
under Goverment, and although not execute
ed in the giggkirecioas and efficient way, yet
still its opevstioo, **is certain extent, mat be
admittmAri ililifi 'tiliOnmstancel must assist to
lighten the burden it ptiirli.c expense, and cruise.
quentJy, we hoPe,•ebible Ministers to postpone the
necessity of calling together those who have Abe
contmend of . the public purse, whom they have
hitherto 'hewn no greit wish to meet fur any (Abel:
purpose than that of opening it. • • .
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Two persons pleaded yesterday in the Court .*
IKing% Bench to indictuseuts.prefierred against tlyt
by the Society for the Suppression of Nice. • filit!'
of these Persons is accusit'araVlling indecent iii!inti
and pictures, and the Misty a/ hosing publitihed a
.hlaspialiioui libel: Tliiiletiel fit llieSinitires:

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i'; A Millll#2 PI PAPERY. 'hoe* in eir
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"woo V.VtItAcT or • LaTTaa Fiore CAP, HAITI, mobs Ot
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ocroisaa 4.
ilit " Since your friend left this place the trainees •Ititudel I
' tiont at Mac Cuitatulhouse_ hem been eery_ Texas .-taillffs-r-IIC
tioirs. Mr. Appeite, the Collector, was called on tamped.
hip:mess to Portsau-Prince, and a man of the name An ardet
of Tassy left to officiate. The that thine to este- nialiately a
blish his eenrequence was to order all the vessels
nerd hy tt
then at anchor to be searched for money. Au 14,_ „
touted force went oo board the ship Enterprise,• tg" Russia,
I from Philadelphia, mid' took 1,760 dollars, the to be ready
• Captain of which vessel lately died. 'They then the imperil
proceeded to. * brig, nod after, searching every anent,.
place, and Hot beiog soccestfol, they took hit welt- Common
nig-desk. and curried t to the Customhouse.
Next day Cept. Town was sent for, when he opened that the H
the desk, which, contained about 700 dollars in have Terri*
• gold, which were deposited in the Treasury.' The upon the I'
agent wrote for both, sump. to the. President Om der the col
authorities hero not being able to decide on any . , ,
stesn...-pro,
• subject, noires is their own favour, as, with, few
-exceptions. they are complete robbers), who or.
derid the 1,700 dollars to be given op imme- Cerigo h
diately, The decision on the 700 in gold I have listing of al
not yet beard." all the firm
(Frost the Charleston Courier of October 10.) Irian Coast
• •
' Ptaricv.—A letter we. roCCISed in towu by the whit.
•odged
schooner Erna. from Motorizes, giving an account ,'
children to,
ilk
of the capture and rubbery of three genets near the
1 r 4 entrance of that harbour, by a bred of refliairo whip , the Turks.-
had fitted out a barge fur that puipoee.. TM ves-
sels were the brig John, Captain Sops/h, of Bristol The Firn
(R. I.) hound to Matauxass, the Captain! and crew is merely a
. moll murdered, and the vessel buret 4ityliseser Milo. o,eek, in t
also of Bristol, bound to Matansaq Captain and rerettee to
. • • two of the crew murdered, and resod ordered off;
and sloop Collector, of Rhode Islatiff, the crew Officers at
most unmercifully beaten, the vessel plundered of themselvei 1
every thing valuable, sad art on fire. Fortunately to_the last o
the crew had sufficient strength left to some them- daily pa/sit
II elve4, in the Iwo, and return?d •to Matanzas, . ,
. 11, 1 1111 whence the sloop had sailed but • short period "'cling en
previous. Three bouts were armed by the Ameri. Seifllllorr, it
I ••
. cans in port, who went in pursuit of Abe villoios, St. Petersb
hot returned after an unanceessfel seiseh of thirty- Michael S.
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six hones. The piratical boat was mantieki braine
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4.... own. one of whom was a Portuguese.. Six .sl"°-
.14iards. and two Englishmen, and was equipped at
Maidens. (ELI
Our Lot
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- • Maitland, 1
„, ti .• t resumed tin
-A .EST reow LIMA.--MIS Brllunsic miiitily i
frigate Uwea Glendower arrived at Valp.itSloo ID the diffeteui
i teta days from Lima, on the trith of July, bringing
, t intelligence that the armistice still continued. It The Firn
r s was also reported, that it was impossible foe• the Me arming
citv to hold out a mouth after the recommeneetnent published i
t.if-hostilities.
only a copy A , passenger in the Chesapeake states ilia Lord
Cochrane had the second time seized in the port • April. This
of Arien a considerable sum of money (100,000 concerns the
.f:•;, dollars) belonging to the brig Macedonian, Captsia is mod, of ,
, i i ' Smith, of Boston, la,t from Canton, antler the answered.
ii
r pretext of breach of blockade, sod bed ordesed
the brig hose' muter command of the Lieolewant, talk loudly
l • Capt. Smith remaining on shore. Sir T. nett!), •Accordini
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continued to protest against the extent of tyre Abistactroo
blockade.. and the Tt
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4 .. INTELLIGENCE.
FOREIGN.
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PA RIR PAPERS. • NOthilig
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PARIS, NOVEMBER It. hem, The
i • A letter from Spain, of a very recent date, con. • 'vernment fi
(sins the' following sentence :-" I have learned ,Rllillitr.v.” th
from. the War DePertment that the Russian En- 'lsiah prohi
soy 'received, three days ago, intelligence of the °lli imilt!"'
peace-of that Power with the Porte; sacrificing, Tent uP lb
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i mid the Emperor of Russia, his own interest to vessels hell
that of legilinssey."— ( Gazette de France.) !iirAkS,(Ailif
• The Gazette de France having attributed a defa- "4&NP.-".1
st ,luk .tsvrt ••
f - motory fact to General Wilson, it is announced .Ftir,,f •st •
I i "at tort he intends to prosecute the responsible editor Ar A 14444.•
of -that Journal.—(Ccnestitutionuel.)
• Yesterday his Majesty transacted business with • ,w, as ..
' Baron Pesquier, the Minister for Foreign Affairs, 7,l"'"`"
and the Marquis of Latour Msubourg. Viitii
It i,i affirmed that it has been determined by • ~...1.11,, ft,:
..,; Convention, that ihe Austrian auziliare troops (i.. 1,,%.
titian remain in the kingdom of Naples for a period Del" IN
.. : of ten years. COOPS Sited
The Perpignan .Torrneal of the 9d November, mails' Vol
1 coutains the following :—.* The courier of yester- a
; day confirms the accounts of the improvement ,
. - I which has taken place at Barcelona. Greet hopes "'I(1901
i„1
are entertained
from the decrease of hest in the "WO WOW
temperature. The French physicians continue at The precise
the butyl of the French Consulate, and propose not been),Liivinicsi
to leave Barcelona till they have terminated their • too 6waimia
o labours,. Nothing new its the rest of Catalonia."
Count de (Foltz. the
Prussian Ambassador, gave From 'ilk el
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a grand dinner yesterday to the king's Ministers to hope tha
' • I ' ! and the Foreign Ambersadors. prevent pied
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French Funds.—Five per eels,. Consols, 89 f. been of fate
GS c.; Bank' Stock, 1,595 1. called windl
ODESSA, OCTOBER 16. requiring fa
1: I ii The last advice. from St. Petersburgh announce
-t..: _........ r.-__ iv.._.._,, by the dead

tion of the preset
and the most posi
of Russia i■ de►
• . conclu►ion, and
war, the issue of I
be disastrous to I
commercial inter
sine de France.)
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