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LONDON,
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 4, 1827.

We received last night the French Papers of
Monday, and the Gazette. de France dated
Tuesday morning. The latter contains an article,
from Bucharest, dated the 11th September, but

the intelligence received there from Constan
tinople came. down only to the 28th of August',
when nothing was known of the Egyptian fleet.
Orders had been received to provision the for-
tresses on the Danube.

The accounts from Spain leave no doubt that

the insurrection will shortly extend itself to
every part of the kingdom. If the private ac-
counts are to be depended upon, the Royal
c,Hvahuiissei fortress he disastrousbaxd state.
General
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in
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MAJESTY
a w
pt taken according to these accounts, has been completely
defeated in a great battle near Tarragona, in
regiments, and was besieged by the rebels.--"
ec teedu r e
t oafrur: e witha
Tarry
a two
gona on the 27th ult., and had graciously invited
the Central Junta of Government established at
Manresa to repair thither to confer with him
It is not likely, howevef, that men who have
gone the lengths which the leaders-of the rebel.
e

lion have done, will be decoyed into a cage by
FERDINAND, unless any secret understanding
exists with his MAJESTY ; but will prefer
following the course which they have already
adopted with so much success. The prin-
cipal people of the provinces are every where
joining the Insurgents, and while the flame i 9
spreading through those parts of the kingdom in
which it first broke out, indications have appeared

in Gallicia and other distant provinces of an ar
proaching rising. From one extreme end of the
kingdom to another, a spirit seems to be growing
up of opposition to the existing state of things,
and however extraordinary the immediate objects
of the rebellion appear to be, the effect sooner or
later must be to regenerate the nation, and pure
it of the curse of its present contemptible Go'
vernment.

Extracts of the Papers are given in another

column.
FRENCH FUNDS, Ucr. I.—Half-past Two.—Five Per
Cents. 101 f. SOc. ; Three per Cents. 72f. 2.5 e.
Since writing the above, we understand that
an express has been received from Paris, bring'
ing the price of the Three per Cents. lower'
viz. 71f. 80c. A private letter, by the salve
opportunity, states that the Egyptian fleet, coo'
sisting of one hundred sail, had entered NaTE
rin on the 3d of September, and that
*MY cf
the vessels were Austrian. If this be true,

indicates pretty clearly what sort of neutralitl
athe Cab
er .ents.ine of Vienna
At
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aßetellsit:
the Austrians to declare for
and possibly compel
or against the interests of the Sublime Sultan.
The cause of Greece has suffered more from the
villainy of professed friends than from the
vengeance of the enemy. It is disgraceful t° ,
Austrian policy, crooked as it has generally beeth
to have abused the confidence of the unhappY
Greeks, merely to serve particular viewsofaggraw
dizement, or to maintain the balance of power
the sacrifice of so much Christian blood ad
misery. But the day of retribution though
slow, will nevertheless come, when Austris
will repent having followed so scrupulously
tie heartless policy of Prince METTERRiaII'
It is reported that the Egyptian fleet
defeated Lord COCIIRANE on his passage, anci
that his Lordship was killed on the occasion'
We disbelieve the report.

We received last night Dutch Papers of the
2cl' inst. An article from Vienna dated 200
Sept., mentions that the Infant DON MIGUO
had not then returned -from his excursion to O.
frontiers of Styria, but was daily expected.
It is mentioned under date of Trieste, Sept'
17, that according to letters from Constantinople:i
a report was current there that the English 11°
taken possession of Napoli di Romania, in
name of the three Powers whose mediation All°
SULTAN had rejected. The same paragre

states that t

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frontiers- of tt
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affair had come
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