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London, England, 1824-10-07 00:00:00

afterwards partook of a splendid entertainment in the Nobk
Club.
Up to the 16th of this month, 792 foreign vessels had arrived
at Cronstadt, and 737 had sailed. Among the former we ob.
served, as last year, two vessels for Alexandria, under Swedish
colours. Numerous promotions have taken place in our navy.
WARSAW, SEPT. 14.—0 n the 11th inst. the Saint's Day of
the Emperor our King was observed with great festivity.
The Russian Senator Nowilzow has arrived here from• St.

Petersburgh. • .
A Royal Decree of the 17th of last month prolongs, till the
lit :flay, 1825, the time within which the Jews must remove
from the principal streets, of the Capital, which was at first
fixed for the 4th of October this year. No farther delay will on
any account be allowed.
STOCKHOLM, SEPT. 21.—The return of the Crown-Prince
and Pr;ncess from Norway is fixed for the 16th October; and
perhaps their Majesties will go to Fuispaug to meet them.
The Committee of Legislation has begun the revisal of the
Civil Code; as soon as it is complete it will be laid before the
Supreme Court of Justice for examination.
COPENHAGEN, SEPT. 23.—T0-morrow our Court gOes into
mourning for a month for the King of France.
On the Ist October their 3lajesties will return to Copen-
hagen for the winter.
Fourteen of the largest English dray-horses have lately been
purchased in England for Danish account. They are er verl
great height anti size; it is proposed to introduce their breed
into Denmark.

EXCHANGES.
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HAMBURGII, OCT. I.—London, 3d. ; 2 Us. 36.
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BERLIN, SEPT. 28.—London, 3 months, fi. 20/'
BREMEN, SEPT. 30.—London, 1001. ; two months, 595.-1
(lianatirgh Papers, Oct. 1.)
BRUSSELS, OCT. 2.—Count Nazali, Archbishop of Cyr,
nmonn, 95.,19 o.lt--ParisoNi.
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Apostolic Nuncio to the Swiss Confederation, and Plenipoteo'
tiary for his Holiness to the Court of the Netherlands, for the
purpose of ncgociating a Concordat, is arrived in this city
Lord Granville, the British Ambassador, has set out fot
England.
Ilis Majesty Charles X. is to be crowned at Rheitns, where
the preparations for that august ceremony are already making'
Louis XVI. was the last King of France erownedin that city.
The Council of State held its last meeting at the Hague for
this year on Thursday. It will assemble for the first time at
Brussels, on the lOth October, when the Session of the States.
General will be opened.
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FRANKFORT, SEPT. 29.—The Catholic of
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Dusseldorff has just addressed a complaint to the Vicar'
neral neral of Cologne, pointing out Count de Reck, who has
formed a new sect of Separatists, with the aid of a OP
tain Doctor Valenti, who was expelled some years ago for
his fanatical proceedings. The Count de Reck is one
of those pseudo-mystics, whose Chiefs have been expelled widt•
in these few years from Bavaria and from all Russia. Vie
spirit of the sect shews itself in printed pamphlets and handbilll'
which he distributes among the children, reapers, and passss.
gers on the highroads, or let them swim down the rivulet, the
Dussel, that they may fall into the hands of the washerwomen
of Dusseltiortr; sometimes he preaches sermons; he even Boca
so far as to celebrate the ceremonies of baptism anti burial.
Madame Christophe, widow of the late Emperor of 1100,
has arrived here on her way to Florence, where she intends to
pass the winter.
BRUSSELS, OCT. 3.—barge swarms of locusts have great°
in Oroningen.—(Brussclir Papers, Oct. 4.)

„EXTRACT OF A LETTER DATED LIMA, AP/111, 27*
the interior, I felt no small anxiety in regard
On my arrival in this city from a commercial Pone.” int°
to the Course
which might have'been pursued by the Spaniards in
acquired possession of this city, and the castles of Callao. It
appears, however, that they have conducted thernselre9 in
very moderate manner, having in all instances resPeeted flgt•
lish and North American property, with the exception 0
robberies committal by some Black troops, who were in a Mate
of insubordination at the first of the affair. These ouuageel
however, were soon put a stop to by some severe exaMPlee 113 v;
ing been made, and both property and persons in this resPec
day.
were probably never more secure than in the present
" How long the Spaniards will maintain this city is
tremely doubtful, as it would appear that Bolivar, who is 'll
Truxillo with a large army, means to risk a battle for it. acn.
Canterac has an equal or superior force in Iluancayet Bb°llht
50 leagues to the southward of this, and is expected t° °arc t
All, therefore, is Ye.
u. pon Bolivar within a very short time.
uncertainty as respects the fate of Lima. Meantime Wits
their newly
Hess at a stand ess is neatly , scarcely any eArs being made ettee,
.nP,.,
saleflohteur.e
isOgnleasosf, tlotfewairitiicchlesa
ptirmetttyis
krlikgeelyastosocrottrtititnraartsd:o;l7:
sent by every vessel coming from Germany. (Ideas pop
countries cannot, from its high charge, COME into comPetin:_
with the German glass. Silk velvet is also likely to bend
of ea ansive sale. Other articles we expect a demtvoe
for are cotton hosiery, if lOwer charged than the Ea/05"o iv.
cloth, and German broad cloths. These articles are
demand in the markets of Chile.
hut fe" rob) are
" Owing to the unsettled state of things, re
landed now and brought to Lima. Instead a which, tPel: t
transshipped to other vessels in the port of Callao, and 3
In° eit
sought on the coast for them. Although business is extrernf,
t
dull here at present, and prices low, owing in a great dt.gareefew"
want of confidence and the fear of change, yeth
European goods in the market ; and when the event take.lioftit,
which we look to as near at hand, business must imnieti
itnprove."
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with
Tuesday evening from the Foreigo,D
lt dispatches for the KING at Windso. oe
t Captain J. D• CocuttANr., the indefatrof
raveller, arrived at Ilarbadoes on the B"ics,
August last. lie is on his way to South Alnertfra
intending to explore on foot the yet untravtrs.
Dart of that country, and to ascend the Ain ,e 001:
T., recent letter from Italy states, that JO' his
tour to. Vienna. It is understood that he... 03
purchased some valuable estates in the Aus"'
t•
dominions. City °'
A 5 •
leeting was held yesterday at the neon
London 'Tavern' Ye.
Nv , for the furniation of a jej,„
pater Company, which was numerously atteo4lo
. no requisite amount was announced too'
been subscribed before the Meeting broke
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