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London, England, 1825-01-20 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

( From the Etoile, dated Tuesday.]
VIENNA, JAN. 8.
The Austrian Observer of this date contains the
ioliowing article :

COnsta raiittopk, 11th an&l4th Dec.

When the Councillor of State, 31inziacky, received certain
-information of the total evacuation of Moldavia, he declared
his-intention df assuming his character of Charge d'Affaitv of
Rwsia. In cen.egnence, the Reis Effendi-invited him to a
veriference on the 11th, in which this Envoy delivered his cre-
dentials to him.

On the 7th the Di tan held an Extraordinary Council, the
result of which was great changes in the administration of the
rtimy •

The government of Romania, and the command of the land
iOlOll, are given to Mehemet Redschib, late Pacha of Wid'din.
Omer Vrione, late Pacha of Joannina, is named Governor
of Salonichi.

Other nominations in Epirus and Albania give reason to
b a better order of things in those countries.
The following details of the operations of the Egyptian fleet
stay be considered as authentic

This fleet sailed, in fact, from Boudroun on the Bth Novem-
ber, and appeared on the 10th in the Candian Sea, where a
theek fleet of forty sail was waiting for it, An attack by fire-
ships took place the same day, but without success. On the 12th
the two fleets were in sight of each other, but the variable winds
did not permit them to nianceuvre.
On the 13th four Greek vessels or fire-ships pursued, during
the whole day, an Egyptian frigate, which escaped, after having
'ad some sails burnt.

On the 14th the tempest became so violent, that each vessel,
*ft to itself, took its own course. In this confusion the Egyp-
tians lost five transports, commanded by Europeans, which fell
to the power of the Greeks.
The Greeks had already taken, in the night of the 9th, a
Spanish vessel belonging to the Egyptian expedition.
Twelve Egyptian vessels took refuge during the tempest in
t:•41 port of Spina Longa, to the east of Candle. The remain_
der retired to the Bay of Marmarissa.
It is affirmed that orders have been dispatched to Ibrahim
Pacha to go and join his division in Candia, as soon as the
wind and sea will permit him, and to undertake, on the first
opportunity, a landing in the Mores.
The plague, notwithstanding the winter season, continues
its ravages in different quarters of Constantinople. The whole
Persian Legation has been carried off."
( From the Courier Francais of Monday.)

13-Aim, .lA-N! 16.

The report is this day spread that the .King of
Spain, yielding at length to the system establish-
ed on the continent, has consented to form a Mi-
nistry, at the head of which will be placed M.
Zea Bermudez : we may then expect a more wise
and moderate system of Government. We 'hear
--from Spain that some crisis is near.
- The Memorial Bordelais also announces, >that
the activity which for the last few days is exhi-
bited at the telegraph at Bayonne, proves Madrid
to be at this moment the theatre of some import-
ant event*. If the chnnze alluded to has taken
place in the Spanish Ministry, we many ,presume
• that the resolution of the English Cabinet re-
specting South America has had no inconsider—
able share in causing the event.
( From the Journal des Debits r:f Monday. )
PETE RSBURGII, DEC. 23.
General Tatischeff has been appointed Minister of War.

FRENCH FUNDS.

Pants, JAN. 17.—Five per Cents. opened at 102 f. 75c. ;
•closed at 102 f. 70c. ; Bank Stock, 1987 f. 50c. ; Neapolitan five
..per Cents. (Certificates FalconnetollB. 80. ; Rentesd'Espagne,
• 17t; Royal Spanish Loan, 1823, 56.
. XCHANGE ON LONDON.—One Month, 2M.; Three
. Months, 24f. 85c.—( Count Authentique.)

We think rather in Portagal.—( Note of the Editor of-the
Joarnal des Debate. )