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London, England, 1826-01-19 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

[From the Etoik dated Tuesday, Jan. 17.1
SAW T• MALIRA. Dec. 23.
The Seraskier Redachid has just caused Dervish Casette, the Al.
Iranian Chief, and Sults.) Codja, to he decapitated. This twofold
cern has redoubled the tetrors of the Albsuians, who daily desert
hit atandartisand return so their moutitains.c:using the OSTSI7:I4
the war. The Sersekler, instead of attacking 311solonght. is
rtifying himself in his camp, where he is besieged by the eto.
ru.
tans, and at a lets how to act. W• t1.'.1 tnonient .earn dint the
Turkish division at Salons has been cut to pieces by Panories.
F.S. A everts mist:lined by Ibrahim Paella in the environs of
Corinth, is reported.
PARIS. Jaw. 111.
Off.cial &deities from Warsaw. dated Jan. 1, at e:ght O'clock In
the moruinwt is form us that a muster arrived there at three o'clock,
lartagisig the decision of the question respecting the succession to
he throne. It is the Grand Duke Nicholas who wears the crown,
and he has been proclaimed Emperor of Russia and King of Po-
land. The Grand Duke C,onstatitine caused his Court to tie in.
stand, 'unyoked, and, in the presence of the-Prince** Loewirr, his
wife, and many Generals, read with a loud voice the ukase or the
new Cmperoe. and tinished with altouting—" Hurrah ! Long We
to my well-beloved brother the Emperor Nicholas the First, my
graeous Emperor and Master."
Tomorrow the swearing of the troops will take place, when their
I:emage will be re.ired.•
IVre have announced the existence el the plague in Wallachia
and Moldavia. Zr the former provi-!ce they counted, in the
month of December, twelve villages, besides the cite or Runeick.
assailed Iry ibis scourge. It continued at Ststrow and Silisuia. and
In the village et.fitttukoi. opposite the isle of the Danube. all the
loLabitants were dead, those excepted who had tied at the lint ap-
pearar.ee of the disorder.
While they were in a state of the grenteet uneasinew. sell".
*harem indications ct the eptdetnic hid already manifested than
serves at the end of Deezinher. The numerous deaths in th-
Fatbourg of Tatilersch liasteg attracted the notice of the sue
Votities. a Commission of inquiry had been named. which ha-
retagniacd in the prey.tirng malady all the cbaracteristics of the
Ire plague. it
Stihsequent rower:hes have prated t'ea. the germ of tine infection
lad been .iroogitt to Jassy, hy a Moldavian. who had come from
Zoktchan. lispely some isolated deaths by the plague bad sot
produced an termer evil consequences in that place.
General Knotousefr, who Las been named Military Governor of
it. Petershtirgh cur-mended the corps of cadet,.
There is no o:h_r parson of the title of Prince among the Officers
arrested at St. Petemburg:t but the Prince Troubmskon
he individual who killed General aliloradocitch is named
Coulof. He has beer: arrested. Ile who wounded tieteval &hem
te`..in is named Abaiinsai, and is else arrested.

Count Pogo di aire. Ambassador from Russia, collected to-
gether yesterday. all the Rowan subject% who are at Paris, and
received their oat:: of fidelity to Ilia Majesty the Emperor Nicholas.
At %Is In the eteiiirg there was a banquet at the house of the
Ambassador, at whir.? many persons of distinguished rank were
prawt.
The Prince of Lirarce arrived at Frankfort on the 11th
ve.der the title of t':e Count of Flanders. ffe is going to St. Pe.
teneborgh. His R>>al fligiiness is accnmpanied by an Adjutant.
by a valet de chan.bre, and a cabinet comics., who precedes hint to
seeder relays.
The Count Capo d'lcria went to Lausanne on the B.h. being, on
his way to Rerne, fur the purpose of assisting at the funeral me-
tro/tin in the chap: of the Russian Legation, on the occasion of
the death of the Emperor Alezar..he.
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• This letter will not seem leas important to the Jousrmi des
Debate as the letter of Constantine, which, according to that paper,
wcs wasting *move the documents sr.nexed to the manifesto.

TRADE WITH MEXICO.

NIEX/CAN CONSULATE, BALTIMORE, DEC. 5.
Notice Is hereby given to all the captains of vessels bound from
the pert of Baltimore to the ports in the Uni!onf States of 31exico„
that orders received from the :Ilexicon Government. coommnicated
to this Cl/Iselate by his Excellency the Minister Plenipotentiary
from Mexico rear the United States, require that any letters which
the said studs may carry, immediately on then arrival i' the
lUezion ports, shall be delivered to the officers of the post-offices,
together with a list of such letters. in order that they may be for-
warded to the resperive places as directed. Nonce is also re-
reeved, that it ht ind,..tpersally requisite that the necessary certi-
testes from the Vice-Consul of this port shall be attached to
" every invoi,:e of every shipper, with the corresponding bill of
for all goods shs pped in any vessel proceeding from this put
to any port In Mexico."
" The clearance of the vessel at the
the manifest or the carp."
" The eertitieste of heath from the Ist of May to the :10th of
Nnvember."

annexed to

No penon will be perwitted to enter the ports of :Mexico with-
cut beirt' furnished with a passport from the Mexican Vice-Consul
is role port from which he may embark. And any Capuiin of •
vessel attemperg to land passengers on the :Mexican shores without
being furnished with a passport from the Consul, will expose the
vessel en difficulties VIII tender the captain absolutely unqualified
to enter any other vessel under his command.
Jt rs fonher notified that goods not expressed in the certificate
Invoices, or expressed fraudulently either es to quantity or quality,
on arrival in the hlexican ports, will be sei7.ed ns contraband.
The tariff of duties on articles imported in :Mexico, together
with a list of such goods as are prohibited, and the regulations foe
the cornea/re have been received by the undersigned, who will
give every information in his power that may promote the interest
of those ergaged in the Alealcan trade.
CHARLES TIERNAN.
Viee.Corisul sr the Republic of the United States of
No. 2J, Soutl! Charles.street, Dec. 6.