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no say the sickness in Friesland begins
pans of Holland, however, the sick-

ASITZIDAX. OCT. 19.
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ABlllllloolBBllrford, of the 18111, say that the sickness be-
t, illseles ga the bet et victims is rather smaller, though
fl• iliesboteloo Wane bf the sick.
A keitelbelat Oho Oesultelso fee the Supped of the Sick at Oro-
-111819181 Orily la, Mad MAwe's, at the Hague, says, " We
are Om 10 wad totollei aeiststo of the situation of the un-
forfeiter Groildnaen—we lime nee time. Heikki, six membrts of
our emeedelise have been attaeked by the disorder, mid two 01 them
am drawly dead. In general, we must say, that the nature of
tae dieemilee dose set become more favourable ; that the number
lb sick doe see decrease ; and that the mortality is but lit-
tle aleited."
?be Lemmas* Courant of the 16th aays :—" The accounts
of tbettieenhalrevailing In these parts are more conciliatory from
oaene.pfacen but from others less favourable than they have been.
To give our feeders an idea of the mortality in this province In the
loot four months, we extract some particulars from an official list, by
which lit appears that the population of Friesland amounts to
192,399 souls ; the number of deaths is stated to have been as fol-
lowst—ln June 389; July 529 ; in• August 1,597 ; 5ept..,614.
The number in October is not given, but it wax very grest.''
therefor, OCT. 18.
The mounts front Oireryssel of the 16th are most melancholy.
The mortality, especially at Blokzyl, is very great, and the distress
most idnisting. Whole families lie pick without attendance, and
the want of linen and other necessaries increase the general misery.
The Oseamor ef the province has Kent four medical men, who
offerdd Obi* lerTiees. to Bleary' and Kuinre.
Astrirdenesil, OCT. 20.—Eschanges on London, 40 3 ; Two
, Months,* 3.

HA MR CRI; if PA PE RS.

BERLIN, OCT. 18.
following account, received
, [now
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'Change, that the differ•
at Akerrnann. Thi% re.
accounts of sth Oct.. received
no doubt of the speedy semi.
'ted a decisive victory over
retrtat to near Smyrna."
course do not contain this
ditne,tcr of the Austrian
Constantinople on the Ilth.—Berren

HAIM:ISOH, OCT. 19.
News has arrive here by an extraordinary channel of a decisiv
petal victory gained by the Greeks over the Turks. It is also
ilsofidantly expected that Turkey will accede to the terms pro
owed by Russia. Notwithstanding all our endeavour., we have
nOt been able to learn any particulars of the tint-mentioned
event. May we not suppose that Lord Cochrane has distinguished
thomMillencemant of his career by the victory alluded to? All
that me eon learn is; that the account coma from Vienna, and is
date.* 13th —Correspondent, Oct. 20.
STOVXHOLM, OCT. In.
Its Ave& Committee at Marseilles has written to that at Stock-
holm. Meting that it his been deemed absolcrely necessary not to
acid *Wien to recce, because, being actuated by ambition
■philas py, they do otors. harm than mw.d to the
s 'a le whet are actuated by the mat lauJahl2
a burdt n to the country foe want of mean.
• •' a Parisian Cuitomittee, it is added, ha,
ram Ilimintion. Illtat frost claims the attention o'
the humane is, Isll.atnrarning of the families from Missolongbl.
aka hale beelleghe three ; the ending of provisions to places
edam they are weille; and to Colonel Fabvier the inoacy which
the Coassuittes cast-depose of for such purposes. The letter states
alhotless already-hem done, and particularly recommends the edu.
some of the- abandoned Greek children, whom the Star.
. . lim cake to send to Stockholm at its own expense.
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OCTODES 13.
sacit supposed that the law against M. Filen will soon brat an
will is said to exist by which the wealthy M. Filen, who
mews, has bequeathed his property to M. Filen here ;
ate body who ism property
acquired pperty is permittol, by the
soliawa, to dispose of it as he pleases.
HAMBVIIGH, OCT. 10.
Yesterday aes the eleventh general yearly meeting of the liam-
=ad Altana Bible Society. Burgomaster Hun, the President,
tbat,hotwlthstanding the activity of the Bible Association,
Merited not et attained the object of their iosti.utiao, and that a
ncetaiklea tithe Bible must be thought of.
The Hu. Pk. Plait reported the proceedings of the past year,
and tramestlreedierted the Society to promote the leyove-nient o ted
object, ts 00 AVOW assistance was to be expected hum the British
Parent Sockey.
The Rev. Mr. Matlock, refirring to alresolution of the London
Society, put the title whether in the intended new edition the
Apoerfpbe all be omitted or not ? He decided for the former,
tree
and meciteled htiereetieg speech by Imploring the blessing of
Heaven on the pions objects of the Society.
. Egotist, CCT. 10.
On therniktgatalltalivinalemice ass publielil pet famed In
the Cha el theFdiat eb‘W argil r, on actouotof the coronation
of their ajettlee ' Stafere_e had Rmpretts of Russia.
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The latest Alibi Tratemaae, ow of the Society for the pro.
motion of in ithrreesia, estimates the consumption of sugar
in Proutia, at art- per annum. on which a duty s. levied to
the amount, In roam) numbers, of 1;00,000 dollars.
EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
liestsvatsa. OCT. 20.-311. Hi —.Two months, N. 81.
8E11.14, OCT. 17.—Three months, 6. 294.

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SPeorgo4flet contains to-day the for
ter by exp Visalia, dated the 13,h it
pa
ore
"A _ fris• bass spread to-day on
enees T, sy were already settled
lin pest se gea jeorwever, Detour
its to4sy OM. o, leave no do
, nyrlS • gni ti
his .6 Tile are said to have gainec
lit the Tarklds Ileet, which was oblizel to I
The Vlsona J,u-nals of the 13th of c
of sews -
by Baroness Wilitelitivia Von Ottenfle, ,
Internondo, arrived horn Constantinopi
tot, Hulk LIsI, Oct. I.
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