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(From the Etoile, dated Saturday, Oct. 84 -
TRIESTE, SEPT. 25.—Accounts from Zante, of 10th Sep-
tember, inform us that the Seraskier Redschid Pacha has left
Vrachori to make another attack upon Missolonghi, but he has
been again repulsed, with considerable loss.
MADRID, SEPT. 26.—The Minister of Grace and Justice
has just issued two circular notes, *filch cannot fail to conso-
lidate the peace and tranquillity of the whole kingdom. The
first, addressed to the Archbishops and Bishops, says, the heart
of Ida Majesty has been allicted on learning that in some
*birches -the pulpit has been abused to maintain hatred and
private revenge. Ills Majesty calls on the Prelates to take care
-Shia henceforth only words of peace be heard in the Temple of
God; and as Protector of the Catholic Religion, hii Majesty
threatens with severe punishment every Ecclesiastic who shall
be convicted in future, of having abused the sacred character of,
the Ministry, to keep up hatred and discord.
The second, addressed to the Supreme Judicial Authorities'
it the Province, orders them to stop all proceedings for political
transgressions, and to set the accused at liberty, whose number
ie already extremely reduced. •
The Consultative Junta of the Government was installed yes.
terdly. As the number of the Members is not yet complete,
aad many of those already named are in the provinces, the
Junta could not divide itself into sections ; but the Members
who are at Madrid will nevertheless continue to meet and for-
ward the preliminary proceedings. The attention of the public
is now turned to the amnesty which, it is said, will be published
the 13th of October instead of the Ist, which was proposed. It
is said this amnesty will have no exception'', but of some per-
vons'who will be designated by their names.
Conn erica, SEPT. 21.—The expedition for the Havannah
has not yet sailed from Ferrol. The General has fixed the Ist'
.a OctOber for his departure, but it is probable there will be a
new delay; a great part of the young men who were pressed
have been set at liberty.
PAT: is, OcT. 7.—The author of Quentin Durward has not
arrived at Paris, as was erroneously reported; he haS not yet
lar.ed in France.
General Roche and Mr. Townshend Washington have left
Napoli di Romania, and are gone to Syra.
According to letters from Bordeaux, the wines of Laroze
have been sold at 3,550 francs the tonneau.—The Vintage of
)ledtt is estimated at 3C millions.

(From the Mo;ziteur of Friday.)
PARis, OCT. 6.—General La Fayette, returning from his
voyage to America, arrived the day before yesterday at Havre,
on board the Brandy Wine frigate.
The Envoys of Hayti dined with the Minister for Foreign
Affairs. M. Macken, M. de St. Creig, and four Ministers were
present at the dinner. The Envoys soon after their arrival had
an audience of the President of the Council; they were then
presented to the Minister for Foreign Affairs, and successively
wall the other Ministers.
TUIESTE, SEPT. 28.—(Extract from a Private Letter.)—
Commodore Hamilton, returning to Smyrna from his visit to
Hydra and Napoli, bas\declared to the Commanders of the se-
veral European- squadrons, that the neutrality observed by
England is founded on the equal application of the principles
of the law of nations to the two belligerent powers ; that he
had just displayed his severity towards the pirates who:abused
their flag, but that he could not afford the slightest support to
those European vessels which, by an abuse no less blameable'
of their neutral flag. attempt to violate the blockade regularly '
declared by the Greek authorities, or to assist the Turkish Ad-
mirals and Generals, to convey troops and arms to the territory
occupied by the Greeks ; that such conduct on the part of the
neutrals can only lead to perpetual disorders, by authorising,
in a manner, reprisals on the part of the Greeks.
It is also said that he has declared to Major Accurto, , corn-
-mantling the Austrian squadron, that he could not comply with
his request to second applications to the Greek Government for
the restoration of the Austrian vessels brought into Napoli de
Romania, and detained there, because on the principles acknow-
ledged by England, they were taken in a manifest breach of
neutrality. Mr. Accurtri has given notice to the Austrian
vessels to refrain for the present from joining the Turkish ex-
peditions.
FnEsim FUNDS.—PARIS, OCT. 7.—Five per Cents.
99f. 50e.—Three per Cents. 71f 70e.—Bank Stock, 2,143 f. 75c.
iterate de Naples, (Cert. Falconnet) 86f. 60e.—Rente d'Espagne,
..14;f.—Itoyal Spanish Loan, 1823, off. Exhange on London,
one month, 25f. 15c. ; three months,' 24f. 95c...-(Cours du-
.thentique.)

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