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lASONIC NOTICES FOIL NEXT WEEK.
ENGLAND.

Monday, Jan. 3, LONDON. NOR. 5, 10, 27, 89, NI,
240, 289. Quart. Meet.
Boy's School, at 7. ,
COUNTRY. Nos. 20, 63, 72. 97, it',
148, 191, 202, 219, 238,
267, 311, 360, 368, 368,
372, 398, 423, 423, 437,
455, 498, 502, 503, 509,
524,511, 552. 333, 514,
597, 632, 638, 643, 6-14,
689, 710.
-----4, Lo xnow. NOi. 9, 122, 287, 316,
381, 399.
Coe TAY. Nos. 21, 87, 127,130, 167,
170, 180, 184, 196, 201,
285, 340, 385, 387, ,g6l
477. 501, 507, 512, 532,*
544, 551, 357, 397, 30't

Tuesday,

639,640,649.
Wednesday, -5, LoxDols. Nos. 35, 75, 220.
GOUNTXT. Nos. 54, 84, 95, 121, 124,
139, 146, 164, 207, 229,
2111, 339, 465, 472, 481,
491, 595, 313, 528, 5211,
637, 543. 563, 3111, 58.),
656, 711, 713, 725.
Thurmlity, -6, I,ok now. Nos. 61, 277,3'23, 409.
COLYYTRY. Nos. 45, 48, 51, 67, 113,
115, 171, 102, 233,
416, 420, 451. 453, 401,
4116, 489, 403, 606, 644,
555, 556, 561, 586, 581,
599, 627, 657, 670, 711.
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7 LONDON. No. 210.
COUNTRY. Nos. 13, 28, 39, 55, 50,
470, 533,• 538.
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TH E SUN.

'OLEN GUIS DICEILE F4LSUM AUD

LONDON,
THURSDAY EVENING, DEC. 30, ISA.

We have received the Paris Papers of Moods,'
and the _Voile dated Tuesday. There is not
any intelligence in them of interest to the Et 4
lush reader from .France, but the news from MP'
ifilainc(Bit ouririsytiitsiihounfo,srhamaini
Order,refused pheisrna)iststeititi
drid of the 16th instant communicates the as.
seiit
s principle t
that
a to
f his
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Et
His
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ni the
MAJESTY
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had
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cent.
This
iiiirsoprmatgialit..toiloi
ntsl:lleiprsertstaaltifluistlyirn,t2oof
p11(1
aafnteardthveaslotl:and.u.nteyxotr the
t 25 ley:
to justice,
recognise le
pain of British manufectured goodei
howeier,' is accompanied
cent,Pitrltlaai:ld) anotherint
o Sarticle of intelligence,
tvhicit repro'
lion nothave Ws,
Offers of pecuniary aid,iv ithout number,
Foreign
pressed upon his Catholic 'MAJESTY by
Bankers, provided he would, admit the. yolicliff
ttie ioasi nohf is:I:toe:Ft::
of the loans of the Cortes, but his MA/101 per'
slits more than ever in the firm resolution not 1
consent even to a partial recognition of them.
closed at FRENCII Turros.
conette's Certificates). M.—Rentes d'EsPskne, / .ell4oo'
ttioevek,peirwCesf.n_tsisTesoppolen
Spanish 14", 1823, SM.—Exchange on London, oo
25. ; three mantle, 24. 85.-4 Cours duthent4/41.1
ietlt a
nal i let01:10f.
191, 50t.cya.ai:j

22A 01
The ...11genseine Zeitung of the " a
Frankfort Journals of th© 23d instant, ofu 017
this morning. An article from Trieste ltif
confirms our previous accounts or the doleatio
t l
the Egyptian fleet of the Isle of Candia e
12th Nov., and communicates the additiol 11).
na
telligence, that on board the 20 ships cap tared by
the Greeks there were many officers of rank,un
a rich booty.. It appears by letters fret." JBll4ll.
that some hundreds of Turks bad left that city ;
but at Bucharest no diminution of the sittiry
bee of Turkish troops there had taken Pl3c'''
From Constantinople we are Informed that lb*
ilia
CAPITAN PAULA'S justification has received
approbation of the SULTAN, and that he had re'
turned to' that -capital with his ship 0441

the Dardanelles. It is evident from this
article that the long threetened expedition
against the Moren has been found imprac-
ticable ; for InaAmu PAcHA is admitted to
have left Boudroun and steett2d to Gandhi,
Where he is reported to have landed his
troops, after, however, he had sustained great
losips• The statement of the Austrian squadron
having received orders to levy an indemnity on
the Greeks for losses sustained by Austrian mer-
Omar:len, is again revived on the authority of
letters from Smyrna ; but this question has been
1(4 ago settled by the Greek Government,
Whose orders for the suppression of piracy by
cruizers under their flag have been rigidly en-
forced by the Greek Navy and Authorities.
The following extract will show that the
treks continue to gain ground on all sides over
thpir enemies:—

" AUGSBURG, DP.C. 19.

"We have received by to-day's post let-
it'll from several parts of the Archipelago,
which come down to the 18th of Novem-
-11. They say, that a considerable number
°I armed Greek vessels, distinct from the
/man fleet, cruize in all parts of the Archipe-
lago, and land parties on the Turkish coasts to
I,ke booty, and carry of prisoners. The coasts
of Asia Minor are also threatened, and even
Smyrna would not be secure against a coup de
fin, hacl not the Foreign Consuls interfered
With the Greek Government in favour of the city.
•"°6kles that city would not like to run the risk
of a quarrel with the maritime Powers of Eu-
tc.°l*, who are all interested in the fate of
'9lYrtia, which is the centre of the European
cgratuvree in the Levant. It is affirmed that the
lit!' of the defeat of Ibrahim Paella near Stan-
t:l°l has induced the Greek Government at
117dra to order an expedition against Camila, the
l'ess ession of which Island under resent dream-
st
r,'ltes would be of incalculable advantage to the
Greeks.

rivate Letters from Lisbon, dated the 19th
Inic notice the departure of the French Arnim-
leder from Lisbon for the French capital. His de-
parture Was attributed to the great and increasing
influence said to be exercised by Sir W. A'CounT
1.11 the Councils of his Most Faithful Majesty. We
Understand that dispatches have been received
tram Sir Wm. A'Conwr, by the packet which ar-
"led here yesterday ; they were brought by Mr.
kooktriELD, the son of Sir B. Bimost Fl ELD, Bart.
A report had reached Lisbon of au A Igerino
Neadron having passed the Straits, and that two
frigates and a brig kad been off the coast of Al-
"rub, for the purpose, it is believed, of cruising
liniest the Portuguese. The master of a Port u-
-18"14 'vessel had arrived in that capital, who says
~e saw oil the Rock a Portuguese frigate follow-
ing a suspicious brig, under sail, standing to the
northward. A Portuguese squadron, consisting
of two frigates and a corvette, sailed from the
"gee on the 16th instant, unexpectedly.

„.'2lie following are extracts of letters from the
Ageots to Lloyd's:—

CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 26.—" The Cap-
Pacha has arrived here from the Dardanelles
in a
two.decker, accompanied by a few more
Groo,
Prizes. The combined Turkish and
yg. •
.7Ptian squadrons are reported to have left
oudroun."

" SulraNA, Nov. Majesty's Air
.tarlin remains in port, and we continuo to en.
ic), perfect tranquillity."

Understand thut letters have been received
*morning from Paris, stating that the French
rA2Vernroeut is favourably disposed towards the
I! of the Greeks, who are reported to have
taped
further successes against the Turks.
/ile liero ItOMEItIL, arrived at Jersey on the
ut,114t4 front The Captain reports, that, previously to his
rulitinitcu.s disturbances, party violence
iit'ikovered person. '''hettovirineor had been shot it by sonic
410,red but it was feared that it would not sait tranquillitypermanent. was
,
nIUNICII, DEC. 19.—The QUEEN, with the
princesses MARIA. and LouisA, arrived here
,e4terday evening.
laauutiswick, Dec. B.—The Duke, during his
to
I travels, contrived and prepared a very ho-
-44111)1e and agreeable surprise for the Officers
° at companietl his father in 1809, in his glo-
:bus expedition front Bohemia to the Weser,
wi'ete he embarked for England with hit troops,
hi,:u afterwards fought in Spain. Immediately after
14 return they received a gold cross entwined with
"
w_ur.6l,and inscribed with the words," FurTreure
_(1
Redlickeil, 1809 ;" and a silver medal, orna-
;tented' With the word 44 Peninsula." Duke
the
two
has also returned from his travels, and
A et" brothers now live together in the palace.
regiment of
con Hussars is ng to complete
4644
Hlgent for the army of ther GerGermanConfedth
ee-
.
ittoGte.nerel OrwAttoFE, Aid-de •Camp General Of
644''MPiettott Commander of the Guard, Knight
nd Cross of all the Russian orders, and in-
pt`eed with several foreign orders, died at St.
e
411ergh on the 2tl instant, after a long end
qui Illness.
re dated the 30th of September, were
lug jecl'Yesterday ut the Colonial Office, Down-
G,'Preet) from Lieutenant-General the Hon. Sir
.thay 'eLlt, Governor of the Mauritius ; but
the
no intelligence of importance.
Aoi" ustriau Ambassador and Count de Nnw-
colit transacted business with Mr. Secretary
tN
tit the Foreign Office on Tuesday.
Coat—L(lld' Highness Prince LEOPOLD of Sa.xE
j e,arrived at Paris on Sunday morning.
wilited 04 the King of F.ttAnli the next day.