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London, England, 1827-11-20 00:00:00

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DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
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Brazilian Mining Ca. xao
Columbian Mining Company 2O
General Mining Association 5
Hibernian Mining Co. 8
Real del Monte Mining Co.
United Mexican Mining Co.
Alliance Marine Insurance Comp 5
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74 72
14 13
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0 Brazil 0 0 Holland 0
0 Buenos Ayres ...... 1 0 Jamaica 0
1 Dublin
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1 France
1 Gottenburgh 0 0 Mexico 0
0 G ilernsey &Jersey. 0 1 Waterford 9

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LONDON,
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 20, 1827-

Having received, by express, the Gazette de
France of Sunday morning, in time for our
yesterday's publication, the other Paris Papers of
Saturday could not furnish us with any news.
They reached us last night, and prove to be ex-
; tremety barren of any sort of intelligence. Their
columns are chiefly filled with observations on
the probable consequences of the Battle of Na-
varin, and with abuse of M. VILLELE, for not
having rewarded Admiral DE RIGNY and his
Officers, for their gallant conduct on that occa-
sion. The Moniteur, in an article dated Trieste,
Nov. 4, bUt which is evidently written in Paris,
laments that the Pacha of EGYPT did not profit
by the advice given him not to risk his fleet, and
observes, that his eyes must now be opened
when he finds that he has lost it, and that he
does not enjoy the independence which had been
promised to him.
We learn by thgse Papers that the Provence,
one of the ships under Admiral DE IticNy's
orders, which suffered severely ht Navarin, was
in sight of Toulon on the 14th inst. We shall
probably learn some further particulars of the
action, and of subsequent events, by this ship,
through the medium of the next Papers re-
ceived from Paris.

Extracts of these Papers are given in another

column.

FRENcn FUND!, Nov. 17.—Five per Cents. 10If.
45c. ; Three do. 711..; Bank Actions, 2002 f, 50c. ; Nea-
politan,77f. 15c.; Spanish (MS), 65j. Exchange on
London—One month, 25f, 15e. ; Three do. 251.

The Allgemeine Zeitung of the 13th inst.
has reached us this morning. It appears by ,ah
ariicle which we subjoin, from Trieste, that the
Allied Admirals will not allow any vessels with
provisions fi)r IBRAHIM'S army to enter the
ports of the Morea:—

TRIESTE,' NOV. 6.
Yesterday arrived here the three following ships :—The
Archduke John, Captain Ragusin, the Andreas, Captain
Bonavich, and the .Egeo, Captain Marassi. They were
bound from Alexandria to the Morea, with provisions for
the Turkish troops, but they received an intimation, first
from-an English frigate, and then off Zante from the French
Admiral de Rigny, that they could not be allowed to put
into any Turkish port, except Alexandria, Smyrna, or
Constantinople; whereuponlat their request, Admiral de
Rigny gave them the following 'written certificate :
Captains Prosper Bonavich, J. Ragusin, and A. Marassi,
of the three Austrian ships, Andreas, Egco, and Archduke
John, have declared to ins that they have taken 'in cargoes
of barley, rice, cheese, and brandy, for account of Ibrahim
Pacha, and had sailed with the Egyptian fleet, to supply
Patras and Navarin, I have declared to them, that as the
squadronsrn rs of
in
the the Allied
Mores, i e Po
vessels
te vr s i blockade e the
tha mTuunriktiiosnh
or
accordinglyp r o provisions i forbiddenawfteerresueii
a
declaration toer t eater those hh oe
they
e parts,
would andro that
ht
the
risk of being captured if they should appear before those
ports; but in consideration that they perhaps could not
yet have been informed of these arrangements, they should
be allowed to go back to Alexandria, to Smyrna, or to
Constantinople. On receiving this notice, they declared
to me that they would take advantage of the proximity of
Zante, or some port in the Adriatic, to sell their cargoes,
and signed the present declaratiori, a copy of which was
given to each of them.

(Signed) DE RIGNY,
Rear-Admiral of the French Naval Force.
The Syrene, off Zante, Oct. 14i, 1827.

Frankfort Papers of the 13th inst. have also
teen received to-day. They contain no political
tews ; and the following is the only paragraph