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Of the Corset. He -cnnelaSed by recommending
the demand of the To-Minister, Gazely, to the
consideration of Government. This Kellett 'is to
be printed. _

During this sitting a .Deputhlion of the 'Cortes
repaired to the Solon, to present the King with
prtsjec.s of the laws already adopted.
A Report from Griieral Mimi, dated OrtAer
27, was rend, giving no uccount of the cainp!ete
defeat of Baron d'Erolles.

That the Turlirli fleet was gill in the harbour or Pa.
trim. at the time she sailed, and that the Greek
cruisers had plundered eight t uropean vessels which
came from Alexandria, laden with provisions for a
port in the Mores occupied by the Turks,

GENOA, NOVEMBER 2.
iVe have the satisfaction to announce that hit
Ezeillencey COutit Des Gerieys arrived in this
port the day before yepterdsy, with his Majesty's
squadron under his command. We know that the
squadron brings the most satisfactory news respect-
ing our commercial relations with the empire of
Morocco, where his Mojesti's tag his I*,n hcived
on the same staff us that on the Itaightsof the Eng.
bats Consul, who has been 'charged, pro impose,
'wilt the functions of Consul-General of our au.
gust Sovereign, and hus been recognised in that
qtality by In. Majesty the Emperor of Morocco.

'MAIN. NOVEMBER 5.
The following )Englishtravellers have arrived
here within these few dupl.—Lord Carnarvon, Lady
Hardy. and Mews. Archbold, Smith, Ricard,
Nelson. Clerk, Aneell, and Leicester.
We have received accounts from Verona of the
2d, which give the most satisfactory news of the
health of their ithjestirs. The King of the Two
Sicilirs, who with Prince Leopold arrived on the
ht, was also in good health after his jouittey.—
(t,ozzeila Piemoniese, November 5.)

LONDON.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1842.

A Flanders Mail arrived last night, with Papers
from Bru►sels to the 16th imtsiit. The following
are extracts :

♦IENNA, NOVEMBFR 3.

A courier di-patched by toe Austrian General,
who cutnmands in the Bannut of Temeswar, has
brought to the Office of Fovrign Affairs dispatches
relative to recent events said to have occurred at
Constantinople.
It is affirmed that Prince Metternich has likewise
received from Corfu uccounts of the late successes
obtained by the Greeks over Chourschid Pacha.
It is generally reported here that the A ulic Coon-
senor Gritz is engaged in drawing up a declara-
tion of the Allied Powers relative to Spain, which
will shortly be made puhlie.

FRANKFORT, NOVEMBER S.
The Prince Royal of Svirden, on hi• return from
his journey to I ialy, has ar►ived at Eichsiadt, to see
his bride before lie returns to Sweden.

The Universal Gaseite of Augsburg, contains e
letter from Pens, dated Ociuber Y. 5, in which there
is a long detail of the points with which the Con-
gress will be engaged, and the declarations which
will be the result. The first five points analyze the
grand drarincreticlEurnprun conspiracy ; the sixth
and last 'elates to the menruver to be adopted by
the Holy Alliance against this immense conspiracy,
and to place the Sates of Europe on a him and
durable basis.

FRANKFORT, NOTIMIIIIR 10.

The Elberfelil Jourttri contents en article dated
Solingen, October 30, which says—" The myste.
rious veil which covered the terrible history of the
blades of poniards oeized at Sierck by the Custom-
house officers, which 'wine Paris Joasn.ls have re-
presented as so alarming, in order to place • very
simple fact, in a hii It there is noshing to excite
uneasiness, in a L•rl•e and odious light ; lithe French
Police desires to know how these blades, which the
dotiailiers at Sterck have called blades of poniards,
came to that town, mod for whom they were intend.
ed, it need only to apply to Messrs. E. G. Knecht
and Son, at Solingen, where it may easily learn all
the circumstances of the of

SEW LIKE OCTOBER 28.
Letters have been received at Belgrade which
have come in woe (lays from the environs of La.
rises. They ►tate that Clusurschid Pat ha had given
his Be)s and the other officers under his command
orders to negiTiate an armistice with the Greek
Commanders in Thessaly and Epirus. Before this
step was taken, news had been received at Larissa
that the Tuiks had su►tained a fresh defeat in
Epirus.

BRUSSELS. NOVEMBER 14.
An extraordinary number of commercial cou-
riers pass thiough th city beam] l'aris and Am-
sterdam. Twelve from Paris, and five from Am-
sterdam hate gasped within those 24 hours.—
Bressels Papers, November 15.)
VI. an*, November 4.—Mrtalliques, 1371; Bank Share.
955 3.10.
516.—Melallique, 86t ; Bank Shim 947 g.

The Pieria Papers up to Friday have arrived.
The !irides declined on Thursday about one-half
per cent., having left off at 881. 20 c. The fell is
considered the mere result of the recent fluctuations,
and nut of any unfavourable political
A report prevailed in the French capital that the
Duke d'Assuout.ExtE had set out to join the army
of observation ; but this is positively contradicted
by the Quoiidienne. Another express had arrived
in Paris from Madrid, with letters and papers
of the 7th. The Constituttoutel quotes from the
Universul of that day an article to thew that the
Fiscal, FARADFS, had not been arprived of his
functions, as was given out on the Exchange at
Paris. The article is merely sn appointment of an.
other officer to attend the duties of the regiment to

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