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Tl►e following Circular bag been issued from
the House of Messrs, EVER ET, WA LK ER, &
Bunkers:—

9, Mansion:lfouse-street,Jan. 3, 1825.

The pressure of the' times, which occasioned the Nuspension
of our regular payments, also rendered some arrangements
necessary, which have occupied much of our time.
These arrangements have been successfully completed ' • and
we have the pleasure to acquaint you, that, on the sth of next
month, we shall he prepared to pay you one.half the amount of
your balance (provided the bills under discount have run oft);
on the sth of May, one quarter more; and on the sth of Au•
gust, the remainder, with interest at the rote of four per cent.
per annum, .from the sth of February, on the two last pay.
ments.

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We wish it had been in our power not to have trespassed at
all on your indulgence, but to render our assets; available to the
discharge• of all the debts of the Banking-llonse, time is in-
dispensable,

We are, your most obedient servants,
EVERETT, WALKER, MALTBY, ELLIS, and Co.

FRENCII PAPERS.

(From the Journal de Paris of Sondes% Jan. 1. )
VticarNA, Dim. 20.

(FROM A PRIVATE r.rTirrn.)
Letters have been received from 'Constantinople; the moat
interesting news they contain is,' that pretty warm disputes
have lately taken place between the lleia Effendi and the
tish Charge d'Affaires, relative to the affairs of the Pelopon.
nexus.

On the other hand, the Porte has received information that
the Capitan Pacha, as soon as he learnt that the Week fleet
under Miaulis had appeared near Missolonglii, hastened to
leave the coast to avoid the battle which seemed to be imminent.
1 his news has greatly displeased the Sultan, and it was gene. '
rally believed that the Capitan Paella would be disgraced..
Great activity prevails in the office for Foreign Affairs. The
diplomatic correspendence with London, Berlin, and Warsaw,
is very frequent, if we may jtitig,.e by the numerous Cabinet
Messengers dispatched to those capitals.
There is areport here of the speedy arrival at Warsaw of a
person of distinction, said to have been invited by the new Em-
peror of Russia. This, however, is but a report, which, like
many others, has been in circulation at Vienna for some days
past, and which are, doubtless, much exaggerated, for which
reason we refrain from repeating them.
(Frani the Journal des Debars.)
ODESSA, DSC. 12.

The evening
~before yesterday our Governor announced the
death of the Emperor. It made an impression the more pro.
found, as the public did Not even'know that he was ill.
VIENNA, 1)=.17.
The news of the death of the Emperor Alexander has deeply
affected our beloved Monarch. Ilrhen Prince Metternich in-
formed him of it, he was sensibly affected, and exclaimed " I
have lost my best friend."
The whole Imperial Family, and the Queen of Bavaria, with
the Princesses her daughters, are immersed in grief.
FUANICPORT, DEC. 27.

Letters from Warsaw contain the following particulars re-
specting the death of the Emperor of Russia :—" That Prince
gaye his final directions in the presence of fientrals Diebitsch
and Walkonski, and died in the possession of all his faculties, in
the arms of his consort. It is said that his last will has been
sent sealed to the Grand Duke Constantine, at IVATIMW., and
that the latter has sent It by his brother Michael to the Empress
mother."