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London, England, 1822-10-23 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS, 0 cT. 19.—Letters from Vienna an-
nounce, that persons who had not seen the Duke
,of Wellington for some years, have perceived a
..great alteration in his features, and a great change
in his person. The journey does not appear to
"have mended the health of his Grace, and he is
-still so indisposed as to be obliged to travel by
-very short stages on his way to Verona.—
, (Courier'Frungais.)
A new order of M. Frayssinous, Grand-master
of the University, has suspended, for the year
1823, the Course of Lectures on Modern History
by M. Guizot, to the Faculty of Literature in
the Academy of Paris. It is well known what
numerous auditories these interesting lessons col-
lected. The Professor had proposed this year to
continue the History of Representative Govern-
ment in France.
We announced some days ago that a former
decree had pronou-aced the destitution of several
Professors. The following are the names of the
individuals comprised in this measure, most of
them were pupils of the Norman School, over
-which the wise land learned Gueroult presided,
and which has given so many distinguished mem-
bers to public institutions :
M. M. Liez, second Professor in the Royal College of
Charlemagne ; besmichel, Professor of History at the College
of Henrytlk.; Roussel, third Professor at the College of Louis-
le-Grand ; Pierrot, Professor of Rhetoric at the Lyde Bour-
bon, and also Professor of Literature to the Faculty of Litera-
ture of Paris. M. Putray, one of the most distinguished former
Professors, is also mentioned.—( Courier Francais.)
The Greek General Theokaris Kephalos, sent;
,by the Areopagus, has traversed several parts of
Germany to come to an understanding with the
Philhellenic Societies, on the means of giving the
best direction possible .to the aid which these
Societies have collected for the unfortunate Chris-
tians of the East. It appears that he has had
reason to applaud the success of his mission.
Gen. T. Kephalos passed Lyons the 12th, on Ids
way to Marseilles, to return to his country. He
met at Lyons a distinguished reception on the
part of a great number of citizens who are warmly
interested in the fate of the Greeks, and support
the cause by their gifts and sacrifices.
The last mails from Catalonia have missed.
They are reduced to emply a woman to carry
them between Figueras and Jonquera, but, as'
experience spews, this precaution has not always
had the success that was expected. Commercial
correspondence suffers terrible interruption. With
the exception of the extreme frontier, few inha-
bitants will travel in any part of the province.—
(Journal de Perpignan.)
PARIS, OCT. 20.—We have remarked that
some Journals have not reported the last words
which the King of Portugal pronounced when.
he took the oath to observe the Constitution of
the Kingdom. He said, placing his hand on the
Testament, " I wish to speak them aloud,
that every body may hear them." And after
having spoken the form of the Oath, he added,
" And I swear it with the greatest pleasure, and
with all my heart." The omission of the Jour-
nals to which we have alluded will not hinder
these Royal words from reaching all Europe,
and from being heard even at the Congress of
'Verona. _ _ _

The same Journals say that Corogne is in the
power of the Rebels ; that Mina has been ar-
rested by his soldiers, irritated at his weakness
and incapacity, and conducted to Pampeluna.—
Our letters from Spain inform us nothing of all
this ; on the contrary they say, that at the date
-of the latest intelligence the Army of the Faith
had been beaten on several -points, and the pre-
tended Regency had taken Bight. Besides, how
could Mina, who must be either at Barcelona or
• Lerida, -be conducted to Pampeltma ? The
manufacturers of the bulletins of the Army of
Faith ought to consult the map before they con-
struct them.—(Constitutionnel.)
We learn from Vienna, that the Emperor of
'Russia, on having a conference with some of the
Diplomatists who are to represent the other
. Powers at the Congress of Verona, gave orders
• to his Aide-du-Camp, Ceneral Levaschoff, to set
out immediately with dispatches for Con-stan-
- tinople.—(Constitutionnel.)
While the Echo de Mule is eager to take on
itself the responsibilty of all the absurd news
from Spain, repeated by the Journals of party
printed at Paris, the Journal de Toulouse, printed
in the same town, gives the following news en-
tirely different from those of the former:—
Letters from Leu, of the fith, and from Puycerda of the 9th,
and different accounts obtained from travellers, announce that
Zarco del Valle is at the bridge of Montagnana, within four
• leagues of Talara, where General Baron d'Eroles is at present.
Mina is in the environs of Cardona. Romagosa, Romanillo,
• and Badals, are opposed to him. Misas covers Olot and Rippol.
• Since the affair of the 27th, which we have heard of only
through the Gazette of the Regency, and which even, accord-
.• ing to this Journal, had no important results, the whole was
-• limited to a few musket shots, exchanged between the advanced
posts. The two parties seemed to observe each other with cir-
cumspection. A general engagement is shortly expected.—
• (Constitutionnel. )
We learn from Colmar of the ;14th of October,
that the Grand Councils of the-Cantons of Basle
..and Zurich have refused, as it appears, their
adhesion to the measures proposed against the in-
troduction •in Switzerland of the productions of
our soil and of French industry.
The Swiss buy a great deal of wine in Alsace,
, and since the last vintage more than 20,000
• measures of wine-have been sent from Colmar for
Basle ; this trade repairs a little the loss which
:for some years has almost ruined the Alsatian
wine growers.
CORFU, SEPT. 23.—Letters from Hydra state
" the wretched-fugitives from _Cyprus, who have
just arrived here, give the most deplorable picture
of the horrors which are committed there. They
• think that Cyprus will experience the fate of the
- island of Scio."
DARMSTADT, OCT. 'l3.—Counsellor Hoffman,
who has undertaken with the most praiseworthy
-.and disinterested zeal to serve the cause of the
'Greeks, has just left this town to go to Mar-
.seines. He intends to superintend there a new
expedition, and the embarkation of a corps of
young German warriors, well armed and
equipped, who are about to repair to Pelopon-
aestts. They take with theM two pieces of ar-
tillery.
During the absence of Counsellor Hoffman, his
Aofftce remains open.at Darmstadt to .deceive the

contributions of individuals for the Greeks. The
number of young people who have presented
themselves to serve as volunteers already exceeds
10,000, but the rules as to the admission of indi-
viduals are very strict, and require over and
above the physical qualities requisite for military
service, satisfactory attestations as to morality
and good conduct. Several persons, with whom
they had not reason to be satisfied, have been
already dismissed from the corps. The money
subscriptions received by Mr. Hoffman amount,
at this moment, to 30,000 florins.
FaANKFoRT, OCT. 12.—Austrian and Spanish
Securities are still on the rise-, the demand con-
tinues on our Exchange. Jewish houses have
made immense fortunes. In general it has been
observed, that the Israelitish houses have con-
stantly speculated for a rise, while many Chris-
tian houses labour in the contrary direction.—
However, it is thought natural here that the
Spanish Government has latterly preferred, for
the negociation of the last loan, bankers at Paris,
whose constitutional opinions are known to a
house otherwise very respectable, which does
not offer similar guarantees ; the Cortes would,
perhaps, have also seen, with some uneasiness, a
part of the public fortune, or at least a great in-
fluence, on national credit granted to the banking
house of the Holy Alliance.

The reports spread as to the great changes in
the diplomatic corps of the Germanic Diet sitting
in this town are not confirmed. According to
the last letters from Vienna, the Count de Buol
Schauenstein, Minister of Austria, and Baron
Goltz, Minister of Prussia, will return here in
the course of next month, and the Diet will re-
sume its sittings in the first days of December.

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