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London, England, 1824-10-28 00:00:00

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•OLBM GUIS DICERE F.41-IUII AVD'

LON DON,
THURSDAY EVENING, OCT.

This day bug a holiday at the ,-auks th 6
Stock Exchange is closed.

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We have received this morning O. 1:11!
which contain a
tent the successive victories obtained dorieg the
last month by the Greek fleet over the Tel°
and Egyptian fleets. The battle with thd
flan squadron is said to have lasted threio (I°Y4'
and to have been most fiercely contested, 'f°
finally decided in favour of the Greeks, i° ►"4, :it:
quince of their squadron under MlsuLts, tvo
maintained the action singly during the Arti
'lays, having on the third day been it)l°Bti "
the fallout 01'
some ships under the command of CA '11"1;
These decisive successes have been Pr°tlflett
rticles
in all the ports and towns of Greece: and
elso tkv
parts of the Morea and the Archip
greatest rejoicings have taken place 011 thw Dc‘,4.
sion. The Monitcur gives an article from A"rt,
burg, under date the 17th of October, whicili to
jA
tirely confirms the reported advantages to
were put completely
have been gained by the Greeks in Thessallal)(It
the north of Arta. At the latter place to rfll..rif
they suffered so severely, that the Serao;lleif
DEttIVISCII PACIIA. cannot possibly inaitioi°
position at Larissa, without prompt suc
'P"ur,
The most important part of the it"
vic
news is the expected mission by to the rout, and iu 11'10 '",
Government of Deputies to Vioutie
tersburglt, to solicit the pulerful
vention of those two Courts ith 1114:1) `)r-e"
t it
recognise the independence of Greco), obic
is evident, from the fate of the present ca"'llai
e° g:f
the Porte will not be able to subdue 1,), fur
,c
arms. Private letters from Madrid announce i's.
hope of a complete change in the Councils of
Thr
DUSAN% not only of men but of measure-. %Ali,
Duke of SIN CARLOS, now at Pad')
it is reported, be the new Spanish 'roe
Minister at the earnest recommenclo to
French Monarch, whose confidence .4° is $ll
possess. If FERUINA.ND should of-en
d-gth be
assist-
awakened to a sense of his danger, anthe.
0 Y f ICIPg
ing from his saw-toil-u course, foil"
conciliating and merciful conduct °
SP3itl
CuLaLEs, the distractions of unherrY
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may yet be tranquillized. I.P°3

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learn that the Duke LIYIL MONTMOMINCY, the
French Ambassador to the Iloly See, was to set
out yesterday to return to Rome ; and that M.
de VILLELE would take possession the same
day of the new mansion appropriated to the
Minister of Finance. There is nothing said of a
*huge of Ministry in France, so cnrreutly re-
ported on Monday ; and the circumstance we
have just mentioned does not indicate the retire-
merit or dismissal of M. de YILLELIi from the
Ponders h
We have heard that au express is arrived from
Paris. and brings the price of the French iteutes
there os Tuesday 1.02 f. 60c. 70c.

Au Express arrived from Paris this day, about
2 °'dock, with French papers of yesterday's
date, but they contain nothing of important:o.-
111 e nettles lo2r. 60c.

,Tbwe was a report on 'Change this day, that
a,
reach Fleet had appeared ciT Jamaica, but its
"itiUdtl9ll WAS uucertaiu.

JAMAICA COFFEE-HOUSE.
4 Jamaica Mail arrived this moruiug, with
Nein; to the 14th September.

( Prom the Courant of the 10th Sept. J
irlie latest accounts received at Panama stated
th4t Bolivar was still near Truxillo, having about
400 Colombian troops under his command, and
*IS
waiting for reinforcements, In order to march
Igtkat Lima, which city was still in possession
at
the' Royalists. The first division of troops
f titr°44 Colombia, consisting of 1,500 men, uuder
"rfirnund of General Beller°, who served
440 the Duke ef Wellington in SP", were
7G4, rklug on board transports at Panama, to sail
s' Guyaquil, to reinforce General Bolivar.

tFront the Courant of the 13th Sept.)
0137 the Dispatch we learn that the American,
Jl4P'or-war, Captain Kennedy, arrived at St.
:4° da Cuba from Laguira on the 24th ult. and
11l refitting; Her Commander reported that a
z4r-ge force was raising iu the province of Vette-
eh/ to be sent to the assistance of General
I ttar 3
itt tne conquest of Peru.
k Ilasart shock of en earthquake was felt lu
4€4lra on Friday, at half-past six r. as.
[From the Royal Gazette of the 11th Sept.]
0;714 of a letter from Panama, Aug. 23.—" 'When I left
4042:14, Li+ they were daily expecting to hear of a battle being
43,1,aecil Bolivar and Canterac, and every one appeared
,I"Pate, i
4 favourable result. I doubt not myself that ere
I. n the hands of the Patriots, as Bolivar had dis-
s:2la Part of his army for the purpose of taking it : we are
AZlag in a few days from three to five thousand men from
*geaa. The last accounts we had informed us of his hay.
Cb4lCen up his camp, and that he was marching with his
Cr+ consisting of three divisions, the vanguard commanded
(414 Sucre, and the centre by Gen. Lars, and that of Peru
Veil. La Mar : he had passed the Sierra de Pasco for
see *here General Canterac was posted with his army of
4,4 400 men,—that of Bolivar is supposed to be 14,000.
L")tarieta was appointed by Ferdinand Vice-roy, but which
anent the existing Vice.roy, La Serna, refused to ratify,
‘64l)asequence of which is, that they are at open warfare with
;,1141e'r. La Serna is supported by his Generals, Canterac
lade% ; the latter had marched against Olaneta, to corn.
to relinquish his claim, at the head of 2,500 men.—
41,,n11dreti ao part in the war, but is an idle spectator, and her
..14 nearly disbanded."

4'4 state of Portugal seems to be even more
the s,
gel than that of Spain, if it be true that an
'us Priest and an ambitious QUEEN can ven-
t:l4 to meddle with political matters and en-
the peace of the realm with impunity.
ClutEwindeed, by
,
soq,, ,way of punishment, is
„ Q(1 to a but the Pa-
particular residence,
‘11:4411 is suffered to go at large, and is pro-
-4741 superstition on the part of the People,
,41 fear on that of the Court. It is to
4,("1)(4 that our Ambassador, Sir WILLIAM
w,th who is understood to be in favour
t~ the ICING, and to be in his confidence, will
%adi je hie) to adopt more rigorous measures,
Ilawever lenient he may be with the QUERN,
tO suffer a
topresumptuous Priest to endeavour
The4:7llPt the public mind, and to bring the
of Z.° into jeopardy. How ought the people
tt:tipt..secoattitnet: to rejoice that no such practices
pted here ; that with very few ex-
-414111431 the Clergy devote themselves to the
1044 of their sacred calling, and even the
t 4 L't characters in the Empire, cannot venture
94111,i1l any manner likely to hazard the trail-
ter „
topple, State, or encroach upon the rights
th;

tom GuilfordGuilford, arrived at Ramsgate, letters
I% "I° de Janeiro to the Ist of September
hew; bean received, but which bring no Braziliante
ilite;il itio, and the adjacent provinces of i
Aros,") were extremely tranquil, with every
likd vett of continuing so. Advices, it is stated,
time 44,ched Rio de Janeiro from Lima of the
Lio),°' the 10th June. The Spaniards held
401 ieeblyi
and BOLIVAR'S guerillas scoured the
iNpuhtlijug country and levied contributions with
4*,..tY, but no general action had occurred
it 14111 the contending parties. Gen. MILLER
1111Q11 At° have been advancing on Lima with
at
higr,.etachment, and it '-'lWa of that city. was expected would go