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London, England, 1828-11-03 00:00:00

that the authors, principals, and other fuuc!iornt:it..s
of these Bock ties, even if they have no:l;ra' ob-
ject, shall he punished by three or six myths' eon-
linersent in a fortress. Persr,ns susreected of par-
ticipating in secret associations nolf be dismissed
from the-universities withor.t al: if- rormal proof. If
the object of the Sotiet if.---tilminal, the penalty and
decree by the law 0- '' he inflicted. Any of the in-
,.rdy
Aabitents ydir..--Ana !, i knowingly, allow meetings of
4.socleties in their houses, shall be fired from
.....5...- . , . r
-50 to 100 u:fn,"—Bruszel: Papers, Nov. 1.
Vitams.t,. Ocr. 2 j.--Meca,lliques, 94 M-32 ; Bank
Shares, 1075 9- 10.--41airiaN Observer, 'Oct. 22.

qtairstißGH. PAPERS.
AGRA, Our Journal has the following
article .1- . •.-
.CorisTatrensome, A titi. 21X—After- several dig_
cussions a Committee has h?ett appointed to eNatnine
the repositories (besisten) of clothe; and jewels;
all the articles that have brim ir. zhlrn for above 100
years are to be sold fon the ,profit of the Treasury,
arid the remainder preserved. The proceeds are to
be employed (Own thy defraying the great expenses
of the TM
A new Ordirianee of the G,)veintir.ent comMands
all dervites who are fit formilitirY service, to leaye,
their cloisters, and to have themselves enrolled in
the regiments that are forri-ing in the ~apitnl;
butts-titan, OCT. 4,—Acce:4l.4 ,o a report.:
that is in Circulation here, th?: Buyards of the princi-
palities of Moldavia and Wallachia have Jos ol ired to
accede to the proposd of the Russian Governor-
General, for :oat; of tour .)f silver rubles.
ODEssA, 11.—The An,bissador,
Lord Heytesbury, is still in this town. Pis Lordship;
has not accepted the invitation of _Count Nesselrt`tle,
to go to Varna, ae.the other Anabassadors hate done.
His Lordship, as we hear, has alleged indisposition.
Letters from Nicolajeia say, that the state of
Prince Menzikoff 's health is very satisfactory, and
his wounds daily getting better.
HAIIBURaII, OCT. 27.---The following is the
Turkish account of the affair of the 7th, at Varna,
as given in a letter from Belgrade, Oct. 13 :--
" Our Paella has published accounts of a victory
which he received yesterday by Tartars, who came
in three days from the Grand Vizier's camp,.• near
Varna. These accounts say, that the Russians had
attempted to storm the town, and had penetrated
into it, but were driven back by Omer Vrione and
the Captain Pacha.
" Another Tartar from Hussein Paella's' camp is
said to have brought word to our Paella, that the
Russian army before Shumla is hard pressed by two
Turkish armies. The Turks are at this moment
(ten o'clock at night) showing their joy by a general
illumination."

CONSTANTINOPLE, OCT. 3.—Though the Porte
continues to publish the most favourable accounts
from Hussein Pacha, we are more than ever appre-
hensive for Varna, as it is thought Omer Vrione's
arrival will prove too late to save it.
ST. PETERSBURG'', OCT. 14.—The Emperor and
suite are expected to arrive here to-day.
STOCKHOLM, OCT. 17.—Since Lord Bloomfield's
return, he has frequent confereuces with our Ministers.

FACHA NOES ON LONDON. - • "
limiteusgn, OCT. 20,--.1 2 Ell • two months,•l3 7,
4

CHRISTIANIA, OCT. If?.—Three months, 64.
Letpsic, OCT. 24.—Three months, 6 13.
Assa.tx, OcT. 25.—Three months, 6 12k,
Sr. PATERSBURCH, OCT. 14.—Three months, 10,11

H.imbargli Papers, Oct. 28.

AMERICAN PAPERS.

We received last night, through the North and
South American Coffee-house, American Papers to
the 9th of October. Their contents are 'minter-

esting.