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LONDON,
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 10, 1818.

We received this afternoon, by Express, the GIP
zette de France, dated yesterday ; but it contains
no news from the East later than that contained ill
the German Papers received this morning.

Letters from Constantinople of the 3d of Marcy►
received this morning, represent the state of that
Capital as calm and free from disturbance. Trade
had somewhat revived, but the preparations of
war were continued with unabated activity. The
Franks were still under considerable alarm.

Accounts from Liverpool say, that the packet
ship Florida, from New York, has arrived off Holy'
head, but the letters by her have not arrived.

The Allgemeine Zeitung of the 3d inst., and the
Nuremburg Correspondent of the 2d, have been re'
ceived this morning. A report was current 01
Smyrna, on the 2lst February, that the Divan were
disposed to accede to the Treaty of London. The
Emperor NICHOLAS, it is again said, will join the
army on the 20th of this month :---

MYRNA, FE/. 21.
A report is eurrent here that the Divan will accede 01
the Treaty of London. It is said that the intelligent old
Capitan Pacha, who is personally known to the Admiral'
of the Three Allied Powers, will go himself to the Midi'
terranean to negotiate with them. ,

EUCHARIST, MARCH I'7.
Accounts from Constantinople of the 4th of March,
bring us no more news of importance. On the Russian
frontier every thing is quiet ; but letters from Jassy 9111'
that the Emperor Nicholas was expected in his army on tbe
Bth (20th) of April.

CORFU, MARCH 18.
It was in consequence of an arrangement made sviP
Count Capo d'lstria, that an allied squadron sailed, 116,.!'e
have already heard, under Sir Thomas Staines, against "Z
rabuea, and demanded the delivery- of the pirate vellfePP;
and the most notorious chiefs. The Council at ConbusA
refused to give up the six chief pirates, but were compelled
by the measures of Sir T. Staines, who cut off all coo-
-1 munication with the island of Candia, and the fort WO
occupied by one hundred English and French Marino,
and sixty ot the new Greek troops. The six pirate chiefs
Papa Matinianos Pirakis, Papa Gregorio Damelachi,
najotti Panego Callisacchi, Giacomachi Scandalis, Gioul
Dutoches, and Giorgio Suppi were taken in disguise, and ere
to be taken to Malta to be tried. The fort of Carabno
was given up to the new Greek Government, on conditioo
that the persons, notorious for piracy, should be given up,
and all the stolen property that is found restored to Or
owners, and the old garrison changed for new troops. All
the pirate vessels were destroyed.
LEGHORN, MARCH 15.
Cdonel Fabvier has addressed a report to Count Call
d'lstria, in which he informs him that a terrible storm ba",
obliged the Greek ships to leave their station off Scio, au"
that the Turks took advantage of this opportunity t°
throw .one thousand five hundred men into the fort, wil°'
in conjunction with the garrison, had made a sally, takid
the batteries defended by the Sciotes, and spiked the gut*
Order was, however; soon restored by Colonel Fabvior,
who came up with the regular troops, and drove the TurlO,
back into the fort, with the lose of many killed as°
wounded. When the storm abated the Greek ships re
sumed their stations off the harbour. Miaulis has drivio
back the Turkish squadron from Mitylene to the Dardr
nelles. On his way back to Scio, he captured a merchant'
man with provisions and ammunition for the Turks.
pant;
VIENNA, MARCH 28.--Aletalliques, 891 ;
Shares, 1016.
Manc n 29. —Metalliques, SS 11-10; Bank Shares, 1016'

BRUNSWICK, MARCH 17. ,
Mis Serene Highness the Duke has given orders that
Divine service in the Cathedral shall, in future, begin at
half past nine instead of nine, because he intends regularly
to attend the Protestant service every Sunday morning.

Private accounts from Paris state that the French
Minister of War has issued orders for completing
the Class of 1526 by 44,000 men.

By the Elizabeth, Captain ATHERDON, Sydney
and Van Dieman's Land Papers, the former to the
17th November, and the latter to the 28th October,
have been received at the North and South Arne&
can Coffee-house. It is with regret we have to ob.
serve that the Governorship of the Lower Colony is
administered by a scale of civil establishments IV
too magnificent for this settlement. There is 0
Governor at a salary of 2,500/. per annum ; a Judge,
1,5001.; Secretary, 1,000/. ; Treasurer, SOO/. ; Na
val Officer, 800/. ; Registrar, 6004 ; with an jai'
nity of clerks, at salaries enough to press down the
energies of this rising colony, which is as yet for
too young to bear the impost. The Van Dieman'o
Land Papers are now oppressed with a heavy stamp
duty, while others are reduced to half their size.--
Any merchant who sells wine or spirits, must
take out licenses. Even the press is attempted
to
übeobliging the printer to take
o
license. The acts of the administration
of Colonel ARTHUR are therefore looked on
with an evil eye, and the report of his real
which exists, will he hailed by every testimony
of joy by the settlers on its arrival. Like all Mi-
litary
t a
fettered,Gov•erno by
rs his acts seem to be of an arbi"
trary character, and his ride that which is very
unlikely to give satisfaction, either to the governed
or his employers. Governor DARLING, on the
contrary, seems, by these Papers, to enjoy the good
will and respect of the Upper Colony, and
to be actuated by an earnest desire to take
every measure that is likely to tend to the
benefit of this interesting settlement. The Bank of
New South Wales, whilst they discounted for
some under peculiar circumstances in the way
of renewal, ejected others, and the country appear°
to be suffering from bankruptcy. Some of the m°s4

t the packet
'ved off Holy'

rrived.

inst., and the
have been re'

Ls current st

e Divan were

,ohdon. The
will join the

rA, FEB. 21.
will accede t 0
intelligent old
o the Admiral
If to the Mid'