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LONDON,
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1826,

We have received the Paris Papers of Thursday
and Friday, and the Etoile dated Saturday morning.
They furnish us with no news whatever. The arrival
in the Tagus of the Ganges, bearing the flag of Rear-
Admiral Sir R. W. OTWAY, Commander-in-Chief of
His MAJESTY'S ships on the South American station,
and having on board Mr. GORDON, our Ambassador
to the Court of the Brazils, which we mentioned some
days ago, is announced as an event of importance,
with hints that his Excellency would pass some weeks
in Lisbon.

The conferences between our Ministers at Madrid
and M. CALONIARDE, arc said to be very frequent, and
relate to the evacuation of Spain by the French troops,
the acknowledgement of American independence, and
the state of affairs in Portugal.

Amongst our extracts from these Papers, in another
column, will be found an address from the Greek
Government, calling for the services of all persons
capable of bearing arms, and for voluntary contribu-
tions from, others.

F per Cents. 98.
10. osvi
Three per Cents. 66. 10. ; Naples
Rentes, 72. 85. ; Spanish Rentes, 9.
astchn the Fl
oinunpos.il.—. paid)
Snrr.

We have received the Allgemeine Zeitung and
Frankfort Papers to the 3d inst., from which we
extractthe following
interesting particulars respect-
ing the state of things in Napoli di Romania,
published by the Trieste Observer, on the authority
of a traveller who left Napoli on the 21st July, and
.Syra on the 31st :

ThmsTE.—The Osservatort gives the following ac-
count*, on the authority of a respectable traveller, who
arrived at Trieste on the 21st of August, and who was at
Napoli di Romania on the 21st July, and at Syra on the
31st. In Napoli there were 10,000 soldiers. Colocotroni,
their commander, insisted on marching out to attack Ibra-

4 .*

Mint Pacha, who was shout four leagues trout the towllo
but the troops refused, and would only fight beh the
walls. Innumerable fugitives from the interior of the
Mores were encamped about the town in wretched bar.
racks. The fortress was amply provided with provision'
and ammunition. On the 23d July the traveller met, sle-al
Napoli di Malvoisia, a brig, which had sailed from Lon' oi
44 days before, and had on board military stores from MP
poli di Romania. On the 24th he. sew at 'lino the Aus-
trian squadron, under the Marquis Paulucci, at 'weber, and
soon afterwards appeared the Greek fleet, under Sachttnir
consisting of 27 sail, including five fire-ships; it (*lt
anchor near the Austrian ships. On the 26th both squadron'
put to sea, the Austrian for Hydra, the Greeks for
,SooB.—,
He saw the Capitan Pacha's fleet at anchor, partly off op.
Briano, opposite to Scio, partly near Scalanuova. A tlivisior
of it had gone to, Suda, to join the Egyptian squadron.—
The Ottoman fleet consisted of 45 men of war, among whirl
were four of the line, two cut-down ships, twelve frigates'
the rest corvettes and brigs. Among them
corvette, entirely manned with Franks, on board which
none but the Reis, and the second in Command, wet'
Turks. The crew declared, " that, on account of the cruel
death of thirty European seamen, who were taken tw°
years ago by the Greeks on board a frigate, they were
solved to take exemplary vengeance on them.' Lcitt,'.ll
from Syra, of an earlier date, mention that the Turkii.",lt"
vision of 22 sail, bound for Suda, passed the island 00 t"
Bth July. It was supposed that it would then to ikloiloo
to join the Egyptian fleet, and then attack Ilydra, winie
the Capitan Pacha attacked Samos. Letters from wins,
of the 7th Aug., affirm, that the Capitan Paehabgd bee"
defeated in a third attack on Samos, and had retreated to
Scio. from
was a largt
A ship which has arrived at Trieste in 44 days,
Alexandria, brings word that a new expedition
out there, amounting to about 20 men of war, with 0000
and military stores on board.
All the most recent private letters from Corfu are en:
tirely silent with respect to Lord Cochrane. We are 5.
sequently without any information respecting his exiL
Lion which the newspapers have so long announced. 075,
VXLNNA, AUG. 29.—Metalliques, 911-.- 'k Sliares,l
NUREMBERG, AUG. 31.—His Serene Highnest in,
Reigning Duke of Saxe Coburg, and the Prince of 'cit,
ingen, arrived here on the 28th, on their return from
The 11111'.1
zerland, and set out the next day for Coburg.
of the succession to the Grand Duchy yf Saxe Gods w'
therefore be Soon brought to a conclusion.
FRANKFORT, SEPT. 2.—The Duke de San Carlos, A,Ol.
f Roo
bassador Extraordinary from Spain to the Court')
; d her
and the English navigator, Captain Parry', arr."
yesterday. fitting

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We have received Philadelphia and
the lid
pers to the 13th Attaust ,and New York to
b 9 1
ult. but they contain no political news'
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