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- FOREIGN. INTELLIGENCE. with the I)uke of Welling n. Some say that he would arrive a corps from Bulgaria, but its strength , r
',ate.— tnade official complaints emsteming the army of oh- is quite unknown. Greek vessels cruise withoo: i '
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. Meoftin, Oc's. 18.-News her. just beenmreceived serration, but this is rel. improbable: others say interruption in the Gulf of Salonica; vessels under
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from Catalonia by an extraordinary courier. The Oral he merely had a filet* conversation With the neutral colours, however, sometimes succeed in en •
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Chief of the Staff of the Army of the Fisisholidilitary Duke, to 'Whim
that long boon known.. It is, taring or in departing, the Greeks not k • p keeping u
Governor of Urgel, presented himself at our posts, however, certain-ifs*:•Charge d'Affaires has their system of blockade very rigorously; particu.
and demanded pardon and an 'atrium. He is the armed that be wag mortslod that England would laxly since the Admiralty'at Hydra, in consequence . k). ,
bearer of a voluminous correspondence, which diem. not suffer any auack on.: .
1, ••., except that the life of the complaints addressed to it, has given orders ' i
.if the participation of several persons residing in of the King ilsould ... •• • - • Other ittersons that all the Greek. armed vessels shall abstain fmra i
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.ef hoisility towaol* the vessels' of. every
ot f his wine of the, a - '.' •.. :era's ': .:-* '.. • ; 7 --ellgellir‘•+- • lollooll' whatever. Cbmnewlitilia. in the - . l) .l) i t ;i,
were shoot the ;0i-dirge of Regency, have re-entered ler to trouble the •• ity of fer ociiterelit. Went complete state of•stagnation, and it Is impose- '..
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France; and Gen. Mien has given orders to arrest Agreeably to what" was •• -.an at Laybacli, the ble to engage in any speculations, or undertake any
saute Menke and Priests, of Barcelona, Giro**, Congress will be =copied . • probably•wibh some business. -
Ilecisilid Tarragona. detntte regUlation of the i I i t interests of Italy. FRONTIRRS or VOLDATIA, OCT. s.—On, the lir,
One of ihose transactions which the most frantic Perhaps, however, this *fail will rather be consi- 2tl the Grand Duke COnstantine arrived at Dubnu.
audacity could alone-dictate has lately occurred at + dered as the object of an atuFagoment between Aos- He had afterwaids a long conference with Prince . lr .1
Ibiza. The Governor and 95 soldiers of a regitnent tria and the Sovereign's:4l4oy, under the mediation. Lobominski, proprietor of the town of Lhabue, from . !, ii
of the line dissolved the Ayuntamiento, and shut of Russia. M. de Moneely, Busman Minister to which it is concluded that the Grand Duke still en-
the gates of the city; but the loyal men of the na- Turin in ISt©, and at that lime very intimate with terteins the project of acquiring the property of this' ~ 0 !
val corps having obtained infurmation, flew to arms, the Duke de Dalberg, and with Prince Carignano, town.
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forced the gates, obtained possession of the city, and is at LIE! Congress. The eflealaticm of Piedmont The last letters from Odessa confirm the neweil! ,
completely intimidated the Serviles, who relied on seems probable; that of Maples will depend, per. formerly received, that Seliin Pasha halgone over '. '
support which they found wanting. A number of haps, on the opinion inflerteisted of the state of to.the Persians with 15,000 men, and that several .
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persons were arrested, but the Governor eluded the Spain, where Gen. Paiseas4,-the Intendant, Lu- combats had afterwards taken place, in all et which
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vigilance of the Liberals. cense, are forming projeetißetle dangerous of them,. the Turks were defeated, and lost their artillery. i. ;
General Velasco arrived yesterday inthe capital. selves, but which may, Insitertas cause momentary SMYRNA, OCT. 20.—At the beginning of this kd li'
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It is whispered, we know net with what truth, troubles. • month the Greeks of ipsara received by a vessel a 1 i
that General Murillo is not to be found. AUGSBURG, OCT. 21 a...We have recteived letters considersble quantity of =monition ; wanting mo-
The Political Chief of Cadiz, in a'circular dated from Constantinople of the tieth and 25th Septem- ney to pay for it, they were obliged to appropriate
the 11th, states, that on the defeat of Zalvidar the her, and although they arelSot posterior to those the church plate. S I lit •
fugitives threw away a number of Elena? vessels, of which we have before ptildWid,•tp ; contain some At Samos the people are in great agitation—they
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which these pretended defenders of religion had interesting particulars of deluge; . t city: The continue to prepare the means of defence; in some - • .
plundered the churches. following are extracts:—.. so, places they have dug large ditm hes to protect them 1 ir :li
A letter from Barcelona announces the arrest of Fifty-six Turks have set mat foi9:Wallachia and from attacks. They no where think of subinissioo-s-
-six priests charged with plotting agaiust the coinsti• Moldavia. The provinzias are organised entirely they await the Turks to combat them. It is the fli.
tutionul system. Severul others egatost whom in- ala Turk, and the ab we miens ere to till the situ- only island againit which the Turks of Natolia show k ~
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formalions were laid have escaped, ' ation of Counsellors to the Elsaytaiiits, who are also a most violent exasperation, and which is founded , ,1. I
A letter from Sanguesa announces the defeat of to give up their families as bast, gee. out several injuries. /I I" '
Sulaberri by Gen. Lspinoss in the neighbourhood of A letter is spoken of which the Reis Effendi has Many Sciots have come here from psara a: al
that city. Salaberri and eleven of his followers addressed to the Mir:steel of Austria, France, and ether Wanda, where they had taken naimsc,andevea
were taken and sent to l'ampeluna.. Sulaberri was Prussia, on the subject of _the of of the Porte from the Mores. Their example ms 7 be imitated
Gsnend of QuesaSa's cavalry. with Russia. by all those who were so fortunate also survive the l'i
The Ayuntumiento of Madrid has resolved to pa- Towards the 18th of this month a great number massacre ut Selo. .
trunise the establishment of a company for insurance of discontented people repaired to the Greek suburb, -- - . ___ •
against fire. ahem they set fire to several houses, and in three BISHOP OF CLOGHSR. ..4.
LATONNE, Ocr. 22.—Some arrests have taken hours the greater part of the suburb was reduced to
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Extract of a letter from Armagh, dated 0ct.21:
place in the Biseayan provinces of the North of ashes: thousands of unfortunate Greek artisans are 1.
—" I have just returned from the Nletroim]itai
Spain. In consequence of the intrigues which have wandering about the streets destitute of a place of
Court, where I heard the whole of the evideece k ~
Leen discovered, and of the intelligence which has refuge, and a great number are leaving the capitol
read respecting the charge against the Bishop of
subsisted with the ltqtancy of Urgel, all the Mem- for the islands, er even for Asia.
Clogher, and the sentence ot deprivation - and de-
bars of.the• municipality of Pampelona have been The lust Greek Interpreter of the Porte, who was
gradation read by the Primate, so that the business . '
arrested. t• banished to Coli, hat met the same fate as the unfor-
is now at an coil. . A more disgusting detail. of a
STCTGARD, OCT. 22.—The Sou:Liam Met-airy tunate Collimachi. He Vliii4 massacred in his exile\
disgraceful transaction cannon well be conceived ; ~
contains the billowing article:— by his gaolers, who had probably received secret or- buts Court to-day,l .
o ittle publicity •
" A German officer, returned from the Nlorca, has tiers on this subject. it was an open •
communicated to us on the state of the Philhellenic To these news we add some more, which have
way given of the Court that very few auditors were
corps of Greece, the' following particulars:—.Up to arrived from dill rent places. A vessel, which left present. The Primate was assisted it his councils I y
July 94, the day of his departure, there had arrived Napoli di Romani on the 25th of September, has titer other Bishops, who were on the Bench; whom
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in tie Mures 47 Prussians, 19 Wurtemburghers,ls brought news that on the 10th of that month, the
if one might judge by their countenances, all sternal V•
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amburghers, I 1 Saxons, to Swiss, 9 Bavarians, 9 Turkish fleet continued its voyage to the Darclu-d beeit '
Hessians, 8 natives of Baden, 6 Austria's, 4 Bruns- nelles, and that it lost one frigate. The Algerine brought upon their cloth. The Pwh
rimate seemed is 1 lich ha
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wickers, 1 Hanoverian, and 1 Spaniard, in all 145 and Egyptian squwitoni had beforeeel several a' the puietill duty he hal to perform, .
sailed for Algiers 1 ..9.
men, whose names he gives. Besides the two of and Egypt. The Greeks still entertain the hope of and the whole proceedings were merited with U. 2 . f -
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whom the newspepeis have alreadygiven an account, learning the Turkish flat, which is infested obit the at prothund uttention. A few t'e tys itgo there va.s ' '
some apprchenslon that the removal of the Bishop
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there perished in fighting against the infidels Lieu- please. • . I
could not be ciliated; but, however, ail legal tikec- • • ' N 4., i.
tenants de Wizen and delfeineinann, nearZeituni; h'shni Calainata, it is said that the seat of the
thins were obviated, and he is driven into that extra Lieut. Richara, near Nlodon ; and' Lieut. Straklen- (elitist' Government of the Greeks has been u• :in
he so deservedly merits." i
dorf, near Atheas. Sondem of Haniburgh, died ut transferred front Ttipolitsa to Corinth.
The Archbishop lif llablin, in Lis Visitatioe 1
Argos. Iwanowikish perished by shipwreck near Turesre, Ocr. 15.—. Ager a long interruption, .
Charge 'it Si. Petlick's Cathedral ou Thursday last,
Negropont. Sixty had quitted Greece before July letters have at lengths been received from Salonica,
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thus alludes to ute painful and disgusting occur. , t
:.:4 The other 11311lietieniatis are in the cieps of dated Sept. 9. 1•11*ey an not speak much of political
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Narmanti, of whom the author ut' this letter has events; however, it is evident that the uilairs of the relice: Obloquy cud invective had been, by the t '
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heard nothing, not having been in this corps. It Greeks have taken all at twee a thvourable tuna and
illiberal Una unjust, wantonly attemp to be 1
roust be remarked that in this enumeration the the troops recently errivtd in Nlaverlunin from Ito- throtvii on all Crewmen, iii .cothequearrSpf time •
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French and Italians see out included, who are very cht', have. received crimes of one—the ollence of an itylividual should
another destination, which is to
numerous in Greece. This oflicer also did not knot.v observe the pcuinsula of Cioaa w
id.a, where II e be treated us an exception to the 1 loa
_rates which
how many Swiss and Gem mans ore in the corps of Greeks have made so nic tartiill d h;:rautions, They regulate the life of a Primitive Chnfainaii; and ', 1
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Gen. Narinann, who did not land in the Mores.— .ire not regarded here us important enterprises, the the offender plane punished as lie de,ervss, the ions-
According to the report of another officer, also come troops were too small in number to undertake any ecnt should be the uhjece of veneration, the guilty 1
from Greece, the corps of Gen. Normunn suffered thing., but they hove answered the intention of coin- of horror; the child should mat tole upon lihasetf is •
very and in the months of June and July, but the petting the Turks to divide their forces, which will censure the errors of even a mistaken parent, KI•lt •
manes of those oho perished have nut been pub- iambic.: an ialportant diversion. They trill lied it the Dignitaries and other Nlembeas of the. Faith •
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prevent these det
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sirould not he iv exposed to insult, tat:maze; v (.......Hit• T.
di tlieolt to rarkatioas, fur Cie
FkiONTICH6 or MoLD.triA, Ocr. 3...:-The last (Sleek, arc entirely toasters to sac, sad may atteuto one man had fallen."
firs destroyed 5,400 'moos belonging to Greek and them whenever they pleme; time Turks nut having ,
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Al ne Man Christ; .as. In this manner the Moho- troops enough to g nut d the cossc, trust in eons,- On the arrival 01 the steam-pale: Irons L or: non . ctr"--":/
eadans revenge on the itinureot the loss which the quence limit thtno.cives to placing small corps of to Dover oil suudav Iwo, the Officers ail Cusaer. ii.lollr. 1 /
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late oidinitace reiative to the value of money causes observation ready to set on the points stlellaCell. immediately tug:tired fur Lady Stuart, the wife , , .
tl'ern. Nothing has yet been heard at Thessaionica of the Sot Charles Stuart, our .11obassador at laaa, who :it i " •
FRANKFORT, OCT. 21.—Much is ggia of the in- arrival of the 'furbish stoops us time Danube; it was i they contli•cred to the Castonolainise, nleavashe to -- • • il i
terview winch the Spanish Charge d•i'ffmairs has had slid buiviy, tea: h‘fora the ead oi. Sepirinuer there t tit:riven: a very tedious 'aatatittatiun. _ --I %
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