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London, England, 1835-11-30 00:00:00

LISBON PAPERS

itsnoN, Nov. 19.—The Diario do Governo of this day
-Contains the. Royal Decrees appointing the new Ministers, and
accepting the resignation of the preceding. They are in the
usual form. The first five rim thus:—
" Considering the qualifications, &c., of --, I think fit
to appoint him, &c.
" 1. Col. Jose Torge Lcureiro to be Secretary of Statu
for the War Department. This ordinance is countersigned
by Marquis Saldanha.
" 2. Marquis de Louie to be Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs.
"3. Francisco Antonio de• Campos to be Minister of
Finance.
" 4. Manael Antonio. Vellez Caldeira CaLlelbratico to be
Minister of Ecclesiastical Affair's and Justice.
- " 5. The Viscount de Sada Bandelea to be also, ad biterini,
'Minister of the Interior."
The following ordinances are declarations of her Majesty's
acceptance of the resignations of the late Ministers. All
these ordinances are countersigned by the new,Minister of

War, Colonel Louricro :
LISBON, Nov. 21.---The Diario contains Royal Ordinances,
conferring titles on several persons as rewards for their ser-
vices—viz.,
1. Christovav Pedrode Morals Sarmento, for'his diplomatic
services, especially in concluding the treaty of Quadruple
Alliance—to have the title of Baron do Moncorvo.
2. Lieut. Gen. Francisco do Paula d'Azerede hii
litary services during the long period of 44 years, and for his
loyalty and honourable emigration, to have the title. of Vis-
count de Scmodaes.

3. To the Conde da Bemposta Baron Hyde de Neuville,
for his effective co-operation in the glorious triumph of the
cause of legitimacy and Portuguese liberty, the title of Mar-
quis of Bemposta for three lives.
4. Alexander Thomas de Moraes Sarmento, for his sa-
crifices in the cause of legitimacy and Portuguese liberty, and
for his diplomatic' services at Madrid, to be Viscount de Banho.
5. To Joao de Carvalhal, for his merit, fidelity, and ho-
nourable emigration, to be Conde de Carvalhal.
6. Lieut.--General Baron de Villa Nova de Guile, to be
Viscount de Villa Nova de Gala.

These. ordinances, though now published, are of old date,
viz., 1,2, and 6, May 20, 1835, the 3d, July 11, 4th, July 21,
and 5, Sept. B,lB3s.—Diario do Governo, to Nov. 21,
inclusive.

GERMAN AND BRUSSELS PAPERS.

PATRAS, OCT. 29.—We have still to suffer from the excesses
of the banditti in. the interior of the Peloponnesus and the
unfavourable reports which are industriously published by the
enemies of tha Government, increase the danger, and perhaps
cause greater alarm than is necessary. The unfavourable ac-
counts from the interior of continental Greece likewise con-
tinue; and it seems that General Warnikiolis, who commands
about 500 Pal&ari against the Klephts, combats with very du-
bious success, and has even been already driven by them from
more than one position. Why Gorden, who, as CoMmander-
in-Chief, marched against them with 1,200 men, haS either
retired or been dismissed from his command, is the subject of
the most strange reports ; and it is universally disapproved that
he is succeeded by General Pisa, a man who is detested for
having been one of the party of Capodistrias. This is tLie
third Commander-in-Chief of these important provines in
seven months.

FRONTIERS OF &AVIA, Nov. 9. —Travellers front Illacedonia
say the plague still continues in Eieless (in Turkish Koprilik),
and that the communication with that city is intercepted, so
that they bad to go a long way about. It was hoped that these
strict measures would soon put a stop to the evil. The fifteen
persons convicted of coining in Seres and Meleniko have been
sent to Constantinople. One died on the road.
Accounts from Kragujewatz say that Prince Milosch, who
returns from Constantinople by land and by way of Adrianople,
was expected in a few days. It is said that his family meant
to go to Alspinatz, on the frontier, to meet him, and the people
were preparing to receive him with great rejoicings, while
some of the persons most implicated in the agitation in favour
of the Constitution were thinking di avoiding the Prince's
presence. A secretary, who on the publication of the Consti-
tution had an appointment in the finance department, has been
on this account for some days at the lazaretto at Semlin.
M. Davidowich, oho was generally expected to retire after
the remarkable article in the Serviun Journal, will remain in
the service of the State.

VIENNA,. 15r,V, 20.—Very recent news has ly,en received
here to-day from Atheni, which is in every respect satisfac-
tory. Tranquillity prevailed through all Greece, and no trace
of robbers remained. _ . _

A letter from a highly respectable quarter begins its favour-
able representation of the present state of Greece with the
following words :—" Do not give any credit to the unfavour-
able reports respecting our situation which have been Variously
spread, especially of late, by evil-minded persons. We never
had more reason to think our prospects favourable," &c.
At the time these accounts came away the National Bank
was already constituted, and it was hoped that it would soon
commence operations. The shares were to be immediately
offered for sale. Besides the chief office at Athens, therc'will
be branch offices at Patras, Napoli, and Sym.
VIENNA, Nov. 20.----Five per Cents., 101 k ; Four per Cents. '
99k ; Bank Shares, 183 G, I,379.—Allgemeine Zeituny, Na. 25.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 28.—The .latest accounts from Holland
give more hopes than before, that the proposed law on the im-
portation of corn will not pass. T\he realiting of this hope
would be very important for the countries on the banks of the
Maine. The Rhine is the natural channel for the exportation
of the produce of those fertile countries.
Their Majesties will leave Paris to return to Brussels on
Monday evening.
Notwithstanding the difficulties which the season causes, the
works on the rail road arc prosecuted with great activity.
A great number of students have entered their names since
yesterday morning for the Catholic University at Louvain.
BELGIAN FUNDS, BRUSSELS, Nov. 2.?.
Actual Debt, 2h per Cent.
Rothschild's Loan, 5 per Cent. 10034
Loan of City, 1830.4 per Cent 91%.
Society of Commerce, 4 per Cent. l4l -
Biol.: of Belgium, 5 per Cent
- —Brussels Papers, •Nov. 29.

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