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London, England, 1829-08-18 00:00:00

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LONDON,
TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 18, 1329.

The French Journals are filled with the most
violent attacks on the new Government. The
Journal des Debats, however, consoles itself
and its readers by the reflection, that " the Mi-
nistry is such as cannot last a year ;" moreover,
that " they know, that in any place where a thou-
sand people shall be assembled, there a thousand
voices shall be raised against them." This is
pretty strong, it must be confessed, nevertheless,
the measures of the new Administration yet re-
main to be ascertained ; till then, all must be
speculation. At present, the French Liberal
Press are almost all to a man against them.

By au express from Paris, received this day,
we learn that Admiral de RIGNY has actually
refused the post of Minister of Marine ; and
that it is probable M. de CONNY will be ap-
pointed to that high station instead. The Mes-
saaer des Chambres states that the Turkish
army is reported to be near its dissolution ; that
the troops of HUSSEIN PACIIA have mutinied;
and that there were also signs of mutiny among
the garrison of Widdin.

The Hamburg Papers received this morning
state, as a tolerably likely rumour, that the Paella
of EGYPT is preparing another great naval expe-
dition, for the purpose, as is supposed, of car-
rying troops to aid the SULTAN. Meanwhile,
it is added, the Russian squadron, under Admiral
HEYDEN, is assembling at Poros, and " will
immediately take such a course as to be able
closely to watch the movements of the Egyptian
Expedition, and, in case of need, to attack it."
The same Papers announce the arrival of the
Persian Prince CHosREw MIRzA at Moscow,
on the 26th July, where he was received with
almost regal honours.

ANCONA, JULY 26.—According to all the accounts
which we receive here from the Levant, the Paella of
Egypt is preparing a great naval expedition, and is as-
sembling men-of-war, and transports to carry troops. It
is not positively stated what is the destination of this expe-
dition, but it is generally believed that it is to carry troops
to aid the Sultan. A few persons, probably not well-in-
formed, are of opinion that a landing in Gandhi is intended.
It is certain, however, that the Russian squadron, under
Admiral Heyden, is assembling at Biros, and will imme-
diately take such a course as to be able closely to watch the
movements of the Egyptian expedition, and, in case of
need, to attack it.
The few commercial transactions that had been latterly
engaged in at Alexandria suffer very much from these war-
like preparations, as every one hesitates at present to make
consignments, and prefers waiting to see what turn things
will take.
VIENNA, AUG. s.—Prince Metternich set out this
morning for his estate of Konigsworth, in Bohemia, and
thinks to be absent three weeks. Count Lebezeltern,
and the Aulic Counsellors Von Gens and Baron Kress,
follow the Prince to-morrow.
Letters from Greek houses at Odessa were shown on
'Change to-day, in which it is stated, that General Count
Paskewitsch had taken Erzeroum in the middle of July,
and had made 10,000 prisoners.
One of our greatest stock jobbers, who always specu-
late a la baisse, is on the point of stopping payment. It
is affirmed, that the embezzlements of which one of the
clerks has been guilty, have chiefly contributed to bring
him to this crisis.
ST. PETERSBURGH, AUG. 7.—(By the steam-boat from
St. Petersburg!' to Lubeck.)—Prince Chosrew lklirza ar-
rived at Moscow on the 26th July, and was received with
great honours. His Majesty's Chamberlain, A. V.
Bulgakow, went to Kolomenskoi to meet the Prince,
who declared that he should never find words to express
to the Shah and the Emperor his gratitude for the atten-
tion sbewn him in Russia. At MOSCOW the palace of the
Countess of Rosamowsky was prep "red for his reception.
At the gate of the hotel he was rt calved by the Comman-
dant of Moscow with a guard of honour. The Civil
Governor received him at the head of the Magistrates, and
the chief merchants of the city presented him with bread,
salt, fruit, and flowers. The arrival of Prince Gallitzin
being announced, he went to meet him, shook hands with
him, and conversed a quarter of an hour standing, expressing
his pleasure at the good understanding that prevailed be-
tween the two Sovereigns. The next day the Prince held
.a grand levee, and there was afterwards a dinner for 100
poisons at the Military Governor's. The health of the

Shah, of Prince Abbas Mirza, and the Royal Farnilt
Persia, of their Majesties the Emperor and Empress, 3
ad
the imperial family, were drank to the sound of trumPett.
Prince Chosrew Mirsa joined in every toast, drinking Mesa,
Before rising from table he took the Prince and POl'o
•
cess Gallitzin by the hand, begging them t:
stop a little that he might drink the health of the haste
and mistress of the house. The Prince visited the or:
moury, where Prince Jussapow showed him the snii°l:
dress that Peter I. wore while working as a shiPwrigl
at Zaardam. He took it in his hand and looked at Wit f
admiration. One of the :mite laughing at the Ernper'red°
Prussia having worn such a coarse dress, the Princelo4,
sternly at him, and said, If Peter had not worn 015
ere,s, Russia would have had no navy, and not be what .
is." He afterwards visited the theatre, which was crow
,'
ed, and surprised him by its size; he was partial/ '
pleat.rd with the ballet. The Prince is of middle erne at'b
well in de, lie has tine eyes, and an agreeable smiler mile
dignity in his deportment, and great vivacity in co.
t ion. lie is extremely affable to all around him.
STOCICIZOL3I, Aun. 4.—lt seems certain that tA".„
Bjornstjerna, who arrived here on the 11th ult., and 00;
after took his seat in the Chamber of the nobility, will lib%
return to London as Ambassador, but it is uncertain tv
will succeed him.

We have received Madras Papers to the 23a
March inclusive. The Insolvent Debtors' Ac/
had been received at Madras, and went int°
operation on the Ist March. The Perseverance'
from Liverpool to Calcutta, struck on NarsaPl
Point on the 28th of the preceding month, Blif
had become a complete wreck ; crew and part °
her cargo saved. It was reported at Mild°
that the Commander-in-Chief ow that sation
was to be succeeded by Sir EDWARD 005'

We have Papers from Cadiz to the 29th Ult.
Ten vessels arrived from America in that free
port during the month of June, of which nuolber
six were from the Havannah, one from Limy*
and one from Porto Cabello.

Letters from Leghorn to the 31st July stl‘e
that the crop of wheat in the interior of `re
Duchy would be a middling one. The deP II
consisted of 386,443 sacks of grain, of vvhic
170,000 were wheat.

At a public dinner given a few days since 1
Mr. O'CONNELL at Limerick, that Learnedee
Hon. Gentleman, alluding to the recent charghe
delivered by Mr. Justice JEBB, at the Arelagh
Assizes, stated his intention of bringing the su'i;
ject before Parliament. " For my part," mid
ract;e:in
ttii,:etyal niei
willi makesmt
iteuettooarnste
oleafxstanw,
Mr. O'CONNELL, "my course is axed. I treat
the charge imputed to Judge JEBB as a calumny'
but if it be true, I shall bring him before 19°1;3:
thempitl 1 example
shall
el
one should labour for the oblivion of past feuuh°'
the people." The charge that has called f 0
1i
, 1
this threat is every way worthy of comment' 1,,
blaeoa
execrations
ut.n p tivi
ise ;hi:
advocates the lawfulness of the Brunocic
processions, while it declares that all COrre;
sponding exhibitions on the part of the
r
Papists are illegal. It recommends the re
gistracy to be tardy in any measures they 1134
think fit to adopt against the Orange processioss'
wn
but to be prompt and energetic in putting barge
all Catholic reaction. Altogether it is a eghe
which, delivered gravely and oracularly fr°ra t
judgment seat, cannot fail to produce a vast
8/"' alive
sation throughout the North, and keep
activity'
and even fan into a more vital
those rancorous feelings of party spirit
yi Oa
which all wise and enlightened men °this
wish to see utterly extinguished. But it is "
re'
odious spirit, which is too deep-seated to be
moved—too bigotted to be convinced-40 tr
so-
ij;
culent to be softened— that has been for years' le
for years, we fear, will still continue to be, then°
30
great curse of Ireland. This it is that check
the
public feeling itt its growth, and sullies 0
springs of action at their very fountain head'
oar
originates with the upper classes of the
ill
e,
munity, whose interests are more ial
, to
diately concerned ; from them it descentio
tin"l
the next grade in the social circle
very
thence, it progresses downwards to the A
dregs of the people, withering in its coUrse;
that comes within reach of its pestilential
_,
thence. But how must the mischief be encre'
fool
ed, when clothed in the garb of justice, this
nlas
rabid monster of party spirit lays down its dog
og.
as law, and stalks through the country, a ree._.
nixed legitimate authority ! We can cones
no curse so dreadful—no pestilence so wither 19
eolS
as this loathsome moral visitation ! Other 0
attack the body ; this slays the mind it_ Tot
canker in the constitution of the country, t ' f
to be cured, must be cut out. Nothing 511°14 0
;,r te
such determined cautery can possibly regen—A
Ireland.
...—..,....—........—............. of
WHALE FISHING.--While the lateness...of
the whale fishery for several years past does not an f" 0
to expect any arrivals or intelligence as to its surol the
some time to come, it is a singular fact that not one , the
continental Seal-fishers, from the ports of Flollana!
al,
Ellie, Weser, &c., have arrived, or been heard :nh, d
though they have generally been home in there is
reason
..
so that there rs ._re:
May, and never later than June,
westwArd, and got P
conclude they have fallen in to the
set.—Aberdeen Chronicle.
altogether nevi t°
A zoological garden is not .._00
The celebrated liieb
the neighbourhood of London.
Et:2mm fot Inca one at Earl's Court, 11
_romptons„,ll be
was the receptacle of various foreign animals, iv?l'bi.
kept for the purpose of furthering bis researches in r
siology and comparative anatomy.
de to the
An application is likely to be ma 1, ii,
Loan CHANCELLOR, by the Somciroa-Grra.n.acsyned
consequence of a gentleman named Jour:sox, bal_ „ro.
upon him to retract an assertion which be bad ma
SOD
be
lfessionally, in a case in which be WM engaged some 11.1°_'; be
ago. He had forgotten all the circumstances, Dt.'_..,
proved that he had only spoken from his ins
tructr7;
Under these circumstances, be refused to apologize),_B!, 00
consequence Mr. JOHNSON addressed a letter to vii—
, coe
Friday, which contained these expressions :--" Ir°,l" tittiti
duct throughout sufficiently slows that you hoes $ _ad
of the feelings of a gentleman and a man of honour 9 'l.,
I am now withheld, by the respect which is
.(itie totrovisi,
from inflicting upon you that personal chat
ill't:hseedvnette sal,
you so richly &serve." lie has since po_!_i t
__ee id
of the correspondence in the .111orning FOB swyjia 11
Paper.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.-(T HIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.
REAL, AUG. 17.—Wind S. W. by W.—The
homeward
bound sailed for the River this morning.
i.,YOßTsgtol AUG. 17.—Wind W.—Arrived
the Civilian, from Batavia. Arrived from London,
e J
,
ohn, Liddle, for St. Petersburgh; Briton,
Burnett, and Dryad, Swinburn, for St. Petersburgh.
~,LIVRRPOOL, AUG. 16.--Arrived the Phomix,
:ounsey, from 'Demerara ; Emerald, Tucker, and
4114\17011er, frOm Archangel.
BELFAST, AUG. 15.—Arrived the Hiberbia-, Boyle,
and Alexander, Gillingham, from Quebec.
DOVER, 17.-Arrived off Port, the Niihs-
eitleAUG.LG. Christian, from Bombay.
HASTINGS, AUG. 17.—Arrived off Port, the Ba-
r clisa) Hutchinson, from Bengal.
Arrived off the Wight, the Maitland, from Bengal.
HULL, AUG. 16.—Arrived the Minorca, from
Quebec; and the Dido, from St. Petersburgh.

THE FUNDS.--(THIS DAY.)
CITY, TWELVE o' aocs.
Consols opened this morning at the same price
they
left off at yesterday, 871 a for the account,
end the same for money, at which price they may be
quoted at present, with little business doing as yet.
f We have several arrivals from the East Indies,
flit
Madras, 10th April, and Calcutta, 4th March ;
t We do not hear that they bring any political in-
fli
°rotation of consequence.
MWe understand that the Russian Admiral in the
editerranean has written to his Government that
tit
. or three ships of the line, of the Russian fleet,
74 unfit for service. We also know that it is the
Intention of our Government not to augment our
neet in the Mediterranean, but when a ship has
:awed its time and is. ordered home, another is to
he sent to replace it.
A report prevailed on the Change at Vienna that
General Paskewitch had taken Erzeroum and made
(en thousand prisoners.
Extract of a letter from Madrid, dated Aug. 4 :
,The want of money is so great for the expenses of
rmarriage of his Majesty, that the Minister of
flottees has proposed to the merchants of this ca-
pital to farm some part of the revenue of the Crown,
Phrrv.idel they advance the millions of reals which
t"
Kg is in need of. It is doubtful if the Mi-
l:4er can get more than three or four millions of
aells• The two brigs Eclair and Royalistc, lately
huedr at Ferrol from Manilla : they touched at
the laland of St. Helena, and the Captains went to
tliee, the house of Napoleon and his tomb ; this habi-
theon, Which was divided in three parts, is at present
stables for the Governor's horses, as well as a
depot for straw and corn."
bi A Hebrew failure, of some consequence, has taken
'f„aq at Vienna; he was a great speculator in the
-nids there.
irlk the Foreign Market nothinroing at present.
887re0 per Cent. Consols, 88 ; Ditto, for Aug.,
h 4; Three per Cent. Reduced, SSi 9; Three and a
186 Per Cent. 981 2-; Four per Cent., 1021 -11-; Ditto
tiZe, 105 i
onds ; India Stock, 224 5 ; Bank Stock,
India B 55 7 ; Exchequer Bills, 71 72.
ehlii?"l°N.—Brazilian, 8 ; Buenos Ayres, 20 21 ;
pr a; 16 17 ; Colombian, 154 161 ; Danish, 681 9i ;
tfenel,) Five per Cent., 1081 9i ; Greek, 12i 13k;
rica; 17i IS ; Peruvian, 10 11 ; Portuguese, 431 ;
Russian, 1001 1 ; Spanish, Si

- - - TWO O'CLOCK.
aConsols have improved since the early part of the
awhen they were at 87l for the Account,
at present they have got up to 88i to I, and
o°r next Account 881 k. This improvement is
to the opinion of the well informed that the
tbur k
cannot continue the war much longer, and
ii.ere is great expectation at Vienna of an armistice.
b` '9 also stated that the Russians have 'taken, at
4,tzeroum, upwards of 100 pieces of cannon, with
fife Pachas. Several good buyers have appeared in
14 Consol market.
Letters are reported to be in town from Odessa
W. the 27th of July, stating that the plague has re-
aPPeared there, and a Cordon Sanitaire has been
eysirlished. Great fear was entertained for the pro-
Cling of the Russian Army.
Da„i tjle Foreign Market, the chief doing was in
9"
and Brazil Bonds. The Brazil Mining Shares
e again lowered four to five pounds per share.
THREE 0' CL 0 CK.
Consols for Account, 888.
FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.
T,Consols 881
.40 p 4 Danish 69
t • for Ac. 881 Greek, 1825
brazilian Bonds 57i Mexican, 1825
;.,111!nos Ayres Peruvian
an Do. Russian 1001
"'unibian, 1824, Spanish 8f