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Ti se 'hatter t ininainert, laws, lad religion.; and slate this
ro!issg force lbrestiess to destroy !beta—siore they ere pre„
ft-Tibet by the States—sire e•very social gua antee,allaeranlyall
of life, every esijoyaseat of property awl of iudisiilval li-
heity, are tubes from Ilst in—st Is 004 wives! ibis force,
become eiterisiiiratteig, t bat the oppressed (swims seeks**,
defend sod 'testae, i.aesf it is not, therefore, a meg* of
isobjeels agsinsi How 1. Kilian., Surerrige; it is set, 111011,
weer, a rehelhoo of an atoned fire, against the power of the
Chief of the adios.; it is the btuirn..e defeace of a native
people sgainst Ibr upon-origins of 'limbers... foreigners.
aTisere is She man who *ill roll such a defence rrlbrltiosi!
IS'bist lair, humus sir divs**, will ever eutileino such eon-
doci ?—(Joursal des Debars

OCTOSgI 45.

An Evening Journal hav announced the arrival of
the 'rrappi-t ht the Ole a mud to have
come ineuguito. The report blot to hove con-
tostetscy.
rashes Fultte,Orrrmarn 45—Five re. conic opeweil al
93 r. lb r.; rlosrdl af9 I f.; Bruk Shires, 1,645 f. ; Neap.'holm
Stuck, mi.- Exrhanit. OM London : uue suoath, 23 f. 35 e.;
three muslin, 25 f. 20 c.

mil, otToßlia 46.

. The Abbe de Pnuft. Fa-Arclibiihop of Meitner,
sad M. Guise, responeible Mlditor of the Constitu-
tions'', have been in& tied fur an article which was
published in that paper on the 14th instant, entitled
" Mow Congres," roll rimed " Dv Prudt."
The Duke de Croy, Peer of France, died on the
19th Mount, at his rest, the Hemline, near Conde.
lie was 57 tears of see.
FRINCII FUNDS, OCTUiRR 26,—Fire per CVIIIS.
•H. 95 e. —Nespol.eas 5 per evils. 79a.

VICILON A, OCTOBER 18.
The Emperor and Empress of Austria, and the
Kings of Primus and SJrdinis, arrived here on the
1511 i instant. The Emperor of Russia arrived on
the 17th.

The following are the names of the Members of
the Congress who are now here:—

The. 'Prince de Metternich, the Baron de Leb-
zeltern, the Count de Spieg•l, and the Chevalier
de Gentz ; the Viscount de Montmorency, the Ba-
ron de Ririe's', and Count de Common ; Count
de Nemehode, Count Pozzu di Burg°, the Senator
Tattscheff, Count de Mocenigo, Lieutenant-Gene-
ral Count Csernitztheff, and several Counsellors
of State and principal Members of the Chattcel-
I•tie; the Prince listrdenberg, Count de Bern-
storff, the Prince de Illorsfeld, and Cardinal Spina.

Verona ut this moment exhibits a most brilliant
appearance; the pie.ence of the Sovereigns has
drawn hillier so much company, that it is difficult
to obtain lodgings, the price of which i. very exor-
bitant. One of the Nbilleteis was under the Iltarfu
airy of paying 4,000 francs per month for a • Ws-
atudesre upirtmeut.--(Ii/are.)

CONSTANTINOPLE, ILPTILMBER 25.

Another meassire has been taken, besides the or-
der hie bringing in all she objects of gold and silver,
which tends to inn a lighter money into circulation,
by quintupling she nominal value of all the gild
mad silver coins. It is easy to see to what all this
'well lead. The tuilraihrsaineitl of the Porte aug-
ments daily, and though we enjoy at present great
tranquillity, ate tipitru•chang cnsn is dreaded.
It the events di the Mom began to attract more
• 'neon . the news %%Inch the Mate has received
from Memeustansie aild Armenia is still more •(-
Hooting bit ti, mid has caused a great sensation
among the Musselinen. The news &nought by the
council us, that on the lint of September, the
Turks. to the occulter of 60,000 had hems defeated
at Trebisond, and that the Persians had in conse-
quence entered the Loan—that all ttlesopatamiu and
the greater part of Armenia were actually in their
powei, and that a Persia,, army we. advancing in
Anatolia ; tina!ly, that the greaser snort or the towns
of Armenia, along the Black Sea, lord revolted.
If the Porte dors nut quickly sneered in mains g
peace with Persia, the result of all these events
Mae be very important.
The Sultan had just made some change among
the great °Akers of Stale. Ile hiss appointed a new
Director oldie Mint ; a new Atcliiteci, and some
Podia%

The plague is ravaging Candi. ; and also makes
some progress in the villages in the neighbourhood
of Cuostantinople, along the Canal, and among the
troops at Bojukdere.—lira and Galatea are yet
free from it.

Chourschill Paella, who has at length seen what
was the result of the plans of terror, ordered by the
Sultan continually gives orders to spare the Grreks,
but it is in vain. The present state of affairs threat-
tens a termsnation to the Tunkirli Empire before
*may years.—(Augsburg Gasel le.

CNSPRUCR, OCTOBER 13.

The Empsror and Ensp.rss have ►et uut this
mor g for Verona. The Emperor Alexander has
slated almost all the public establishments. He
particularly expresiod his satisfaction at the plan of
the Hou►e of Correction. of which he had even the
smallest details explained to him. This mowing,
•fter witnessing • little review, lie went to see the
Maitinswand, a p►ecipice where the Emperor
Maximilian had nearly peri:betl, and at tea o'clock
r left for Verona.