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London, England, 1825-11-28 00:00:00

final demand on the Porte to reestablish the principali-
ties of Wallachia and Moldavia in their former situation,
according to the Treaty of Bucharest. The Turks are
charged with continuing to maintain troops in the'
principalities instead of a mere police, and Cle authority
of the flospodars is said to be overruled by military
Chiefs. M. MtNztacxv, on receiving his instruc-
tions, addtessed some very energetic Notes to the
Porte, and called on the Ambassadors of the Al-
lied Powers to support his demands. These Notes
are said to have made a lively impression on the
Turkish Ministers, who convoked the Divan, and
promised to satisfy the demands of the Russian
Am'lassador. Orders for the evacuation of the princi-
palities had been transmitted, and there seemed no
reason, it is said, this time to doubt the good faith of
the Ottoman Porte ; although it i; added that the execu-
tion of the measures must be rigidly watched, as similar
orders have beet rendered illusory by private instruc-
tions. It was thonght nothing would be decided on the
affairs of Turkey, until the E:►MPEROR returned t• his
capital, which was expected at the end of this month.
An article from Aleppo states, that ARDALLAIII
PACRA, imitating his patron, the Pacha of &yr?, in
being the only mercliant in his States,bad created great
consternation at Be)rotet, in prohibiting the export r‘f
silk, and in establishing an agency for the purchase of
every article to be exported.

Aleppo w•as in a state of great fermentation in conse-
quence of an ittuvtion of Bedouin Arabs, who had
penetrated to the very environs of the city, intercepting
all communication. The banks of the Euphrates were
ravaged by the successive spoliations of the Arabs, who
burnt everything they could not use. Commerce was
quite at a stand.

The French brig Albinos, arrived at Port-au-Prince
on the 7th ult. from Bourdeaux, io forty-five days,
laden with wine, liqueurs, oil, &c. She is the first
vessel that has been admitted to the ports of Hayti, since
the treaty with France.

The French Funds, like ours, continue to fall. The
Five per Cents. which on Monday were at 98f. 10c.
were, at ore time on Saturday, at 951. 20c.; and the
Three per Cents. which were at 67f. 10c. on the former
day, had, on the latter, fallen to 64f. 75c. Differences
are said to have arisen between the Bankers concerned
in the conversion of the S per Cents. and M. de
Vita.ELE. “Discord has penetrated into the Synagogue,"
says the Journal des Debits, " and from thence to a
general cry of Save who can,' there is but one short
step. Already have revelations begun. I wished, says
the Banker, that the conversion should have been
made in support of public credit: but the Minister
would apply it to the Indemnity : this has ruined all."

Quebec papers to the 50th ult. with papers from Bar-
badoes to the 20th, from Antigua to the 14th, from St.
Christopher's, to the l lth, and from Demerara to the
15th of October, have been received.
The accounts from Antigua state, that the House of
Assembly had met for the express purpose of re-consi-
dering the report respecting the amelioration of the
condition of the slave population. The Freanart read
a communication from Lord BATHURST, complaining
in strong terms of the neglect of the Committee on the
subject. The discussion in the Assembly :hewed but
little temper. The Solicitor-General of the Island was
accused of being a firebrand; or, as one of the orators
says, " a Guy Fawkes in the plot for our destruction."
His determination to have the measures in favour ofbu-
manity, prescribed by the English Government, car-
ried into effect, appears to be his crime. Several
great fires had taken place, which were the work of in-
cendiaries. According to advice: from Demerara,
the Colony had been thrown into a state of some agita-
tion by the trial of Mr. DUNBAR Fitaouson, a surgeon.
for carrying away slaves, the property of Mrs. CLEARY,
a coloured woman, from British Guiana, to Surinam,
the dominions of the King of the NETHERLAND; for
which he as sentenced to three years' imprisonment in
gaol, and to be kept to hard labour. This was the first
trial under a very new Act, which appears never to
have been promulgated in the Colony. The weather, it
is stated, has been very unfavourable to the crops, the
country being everywhere parched up, and the forests,
in the interior, still on fire.

His MAJESTY is not expected in town until Monday.
The Right Honourab!e the CHANCELLOR of the Ex-
ennonett is desirous of having the opinions of farmers on the pro-
posed investigation of the Corn Laws. This wish has been made
known to the tenantry in Lincolnshire; and as it evinces a libe-
rality and fairness so creditable to that Gentleman, we have great
pleasure in making it known.
The Duke of GLOUCESTER passed through South.
ampton on Friday morning, In his way to Poole, stopping a short
time st the Dolphin Inn. His Royal Highness has been invited,
by the Corporation of Pool, to a sumptuous banquet, on his
accepting the freedom of that Borough.
The Duci.ess of GtoccEsrett continues in the full
enjoyment of health and spirits, at the Pavilion, Brighton.
Mr. LACHFORD, the King's Messenger. was sent off
from the Secretary of State's Office for Foreign Affairs, on Friday
MOO, with dispatches fur Sir EDWARD THORNTON, the British
Ambasador at Madrid.

Lot d Baucit. eldest son of the Marquis of AMESBURY,
having on Sunday se'imight attained the age of twenty-one years, the
event has been celebrated at Tottenham Park, and through the
Mitrnuiz's exten4ve manors, in the true style of old English hospi-
tality. At Tottenham Park a dinner was given to three hun-
dred and ninety of his Lutdship:s servants, workmen, labourers,
and others.

Captain Cnosotr., in consequence of the dying request
of his father, the late Mr. CROIMIL, a celebrated performer on the
violincello, has presented the Royal Society of Musicians with
one thousand pounds. _ _

CA I. 11.1)0241A N CA NA L.—This navigation is DOW opened
between the eastern sea at Inverness, and the western sea at Fort
%Valiant, to the depth of 15 feet water un the shallowest parts.
Ilowbolham a perfo rater at the minor Theatres,
was, on Saturday, after a trilling opposition, discharged
under the insolvent Debtors' Act.
The fustian manufacture's of Manchester have re-
solved to return to their wink, at the masters' list of
priers, after passing a vote of thanks to their employers
for their ki d treatment.

The sub es beionglog to the Saddle Inn, Westgate,
Iltiddel stick], were 'burnt down on Friday sennight,
but hu:.ses weir furtut.ately sived.