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London, England, 1838-08-04 00:00:00

gents., Who had sought refuge. in the episcopal palace (0' SoLiana, had
beep ()Mimi to capitulate. Their Commander, Mondeden, and two
other Chief:, were killed. Count d'Espagne has retired toward the

Tortegassa.
The foi!owin; plr,tgr tpit from the Courier F ancais of
the time ,:ate re!ates to en event which ha-, attracted a
good deal of (I;plotifitic attention :
The exclusive topic of cmiversation just now is a theft of papers com-
mitted at the Foreign Office. The employe said to have been guilty of
ii is ',Herd to have received 1,01)0 francs for each letter : lie has thus
delive; eci -,tit a part of the correspondence of M NI. Sebastiani and Bresson
tespe6tingth6 affair; of 13clgi"i" ; but being a thief of few scruples, he
c.otrecq,,,,i; with fictitious documents. The Cabinet is
even nainei: insiigation this piece of dishonesty has been corn_
mitted. Ministers ittni, Th'Obably, decal it a duty to give explanations
upon au occurrence which tell Paris.
The Cabinet alluded to is tiol!ttrid.
Subjoined are extracts from the Joprnals :
A letter from Toulon of the 2Stli July, has the following passage :
•• We are still in expectation of news from Tunis. The report that the
French and Turkish squadrons had arrived in that I:2rt is not confirmed,
and we must therefore conclude that it is wholly unfunii,:ed• Besides
t
IV, have news from Tripoli, in Barbary, of the 10th. The na:-.11 f°rce
tinder the Capitau Pacha had not yet appeared on that coast, but
epocteri very shortly. The Arabs In the interior of that Regency ap.
pear Inclined to resist the Turkish troops, which are going to be put in
a condiCk'm to attempt an attack on the insurgents ; but it may be said
that the whole of the interior is in a state of hostility against the autho
rity of the. Sultan. As Turkey at present possesses in fact nothing but
the Regency of Tripoli, it may be expected to make great &lints to re-
tain it, as it may thence exercise some influence over the affairs of Tunis,
which its squadron can no longer visit.—Journal des Debuts.
MUNSTER, JULY 9.l.—The Nobles of this Province and of Paderborn
have frequent conferences on the estate of Count Bocholtz-Asseburg,
who was one of the Deputies sent to Berlin. M. Hasseopflog, fornittrly
Minister of Hcsse-Cassel, is often present at them. We can affirm, on
goodauthority, that there does not appear to be any ground for the re-
port that M. tlassenpflug is to enter the Prussian service. What Poreigo
Journals have related of a concentration of troops in Westphalia to
wholly untrue ; we know, too, that there never was any notion of the
marching of the 7th corps of the army to other quarters, nor have any
preparations becn made for that purpose. In fact, there is the most pro-
mising prospect of an amicable adjustment of the affairs of Belgium.
It is a happy circumstance that emigration to America has ceased both
here and in Paderborn, where, as is well known, the emigration mania
had attained the highest pitch.
MAGDEBURG, JULY 9.6.—M. Von Ktewitz, actual Privy Minister of
State, died here this forenoon at llo'clock, after a short illnes.—Frank-
fort Paper, July 31.
HANOTRR, JULY 30.—The public learn with the greatest joy that his
Imperial Highness, the Grand I)uke Alexander, is entirely recovered.
His Imperial Highness has already been present at several evening parties
at Court, and inspected some single divisions of the army. Other fetes
prepared in his house have been prevented by the unfavourable weather.
—Hanover Gazette, July 31.
FRENCH FUNDS.—PARIS, AUGUST 2.
Five per Cents.. 1 I IC 35c. 40c. 25c. 30c.
Three per Cents., 801 911 e. 80c.
Rente de Naples, 09th 20c.
Roman Five per Cents., 101%.
Spanish Actives, ‘.2*274 %
Spanish Passives,
Belgian Three per Cents., 71f. 75c.
Belgian Bank,
Haytian Loan. 3,i5f.
LATEST PRICES.
Five per Cents. 111 f. 45c,
Three per Cents., 80f. 90c.
Romans, 101%.
Belgian Bank, I,4ifff.
Portuguese Three per Cents., 2314.
Spanish Actives, :2.234.
Spanish Passives, 4%.
Haytian Loan, 305.