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LONDON,
MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1821.

THE KING.
Extract of a letter from the agent to Lloyd's
at Bremen, dated, 9:11 instant.—" According to
accounts from Hanover, Hrs MAJEsTy the KING
arrived at Herrenhausen yesterday evening, and
intended to make his entrance into Hanover on
the 10th instant."

The Foreignjournals which have arrived since
our last, including the French Papers of Thurs-
day and Friday, Spanish Papers to the Ist inst.,
Brussels Papers to Saturday last, and Frankfort
Journals to the Bth instant, contain a .variety
of iinteresting articles, which will be found
lat:esr,:,our head of
.FOREIGN INTELtIGENCE.—
openina. of the Extraordinary Cortes took
Place at Madrid on the o.Bth ult., as we were
given to expect ; and the speech of the KING
contains many interesting topics, the principal of
which is a new division of the surface of Spain.
°II the 30th this plan was disctissed in the sitting
of the Cortes, and produced a very animated de-
bate ; 'and it is supposed that the measure will meet
With a strong opposition, the adherents to the
Psent territorial division of Spain being both
numerous and possessed of ccnsiderable influence
and powers of eloquence. We reg,ret•to observe
that the favourable -accounts ‘, published in the
French JouCttals of last week respecting the
Yellow fever in Catalonia and the adjoining pre-
Vnce of Arrakon are unfortunately contradicted
Y , setters from Pampeluna of the .3d , in-
stant, :which state the number of deaths on
the -23 d and 21111 of September at, 260 per-
%nns, exclusive of children.. Various towns in
Arragon, as
well as Catalonia, are now infected
with•the disorder, which were at the date of the
last accounts perfectly free from the conta-
ginn.—lt appears by an article 'from Odessa,
that the Emperar ALEXANDER has positively
rejected the offered mediation of this country
and, Austria in the affairs of Turkey, and de-
clares that the notes he has sent in reply to the
remonstrances of the Porte against the Baron de
STRoGoxorp are in strict .conformity with the
1/ciftc principles lie manifested at.Laybach ; and
then conditions he has demanded of the Ottoman
"r°vernnaent are such as ought to be corn-
Vied with. His Imperial MAJESTY adds that
anY freSh'' persecutions commence against
;11e Christians, he shall be under the necessity of
,airintlediately taking military possession of 11101-
I,a/411/sstW-alachia. ”The wish for. war against
diurkeY Pervades not only the. Russian sol-
:?"Yu', b,n is general among all the inhabitants
sf trot and it would appear that this feeling
t opposition to the sentiments enter-
"tamed
uy the highest individuals in the State.
ai_rticie from Warsaw' states that the EslPE-
th- i!..as• permitted a military work respecting
b e hest mode of attacking Turkey, written
Y a Russian General Officer, to be dedi-
cated to him: and that the Archduke -CoN-
118'TINE, to whom •the plan was presented,
y the General, received it in'a most favourable
Banner. The plan which Russia means to adopt
In attacking Turkey, should a war take place, is
yard down in another article from I'Versaiv, by
;rich it would seem that the principal object of
tof of Emperor ALEXANDER is to obtain possession
.1 stantinople and the Greek ProvinceS.

- ror the vigour With which the Greeks' main-
ttakin the great struggle for their liberation from
the tyranny of the Turks, it is evident that a
/.erY trifling assistance' would enable them to
Prosecute the contest to a successful termination,
td to erect an independent Christian-Empire on
ne ruins of the Turkish domination, without the
intervention of Russia. and of course without any
giround of jealousy as .to the aggrandizement of
that colossal Power. If the Greeks are enabled
og atchieve their independence without the arms
Russia they they *will- form a Much more powerful
durable counterpoise to Russia than is now
ti),,r"elited by. the Turks.- If they are not enabled
0; aichieve their independence, they must, sooner
gill fall under the sway of itussia, which
ern,;lncetporate Turkey Europe with her vast
of ``,- The British Public, by an effort worthy
infuss liberality and intelligence, could 'at once
Greeks victorious vigour into the cause of the
PRIER We rejoice to observe that Dr. LtM-
tion— itE has. publicly recommended a subscrip-
lrttheir favour. We wish that Gen-
ie:l,a", SO well fitted by his
,classical ce-
r'tY t o take the lend on such an oc-
i2lnnas thiS, would- at once call a meet-.
Uf °f: Persons favoUrable to the emancipation
the Greeks. • We,are convinced that if a be-
' D,„"ining be made, the public feeling will be
Powerfully and rapidly manifested. Englishmen
areA—
scarcely satisfied, unless they hare constantly
°llleePportunitv. before them of evincing their
fingeneroil
sympathy with the oppressed ; and a
re noble opportunity than that afforded by the
"Treek.insurrectiOn may never again occur.

A-. papal bull, dated the 13th of September
last,
has been issued in denunciation of the
. So-
cteties of the Carbonari. Ills floliness,after en-
tering into an exposition of the constitution and
d!signs
of the Carbonari, " forbids every Chris-
tian, whatever
° may be his estate, rank, dignity,
rryrofession, whether he be. lay, or
.in orders,
seligiolis regulars or seculars, without naming the
his "eral names of the orders, and in virtue of
' or their Obedience never to suffer himself,
"der any pretence wba,tever,' to enter the said,