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to set out for St. Petersburgh. This statement we
should consider at least premature. •
A Ovate letter from Florence, states that so engage-
sent had,, taken Once off Nevado°, between the
Egyptian and Greek Beets, in which the Egyptians were
roughly,bandled. It is silt!, no apprehensions were en•
tertained for the safety of the Morea, notwithstanding
the new expedition by which IBRAHIM Peens has been
reinforced.

fi►e Madrid Cr',die of the 20th instant, contradicts
a report which had been circulated, of a misunderstand.
ing prevailing among the great Powers of Europe, and
states that they are all animated by the most perfect
desire to maintain peace, and that no sacrifice will be
wanting to ensure its continuance.
One of the French Papers gates, that the Emperor
CONSTANTIN& will be crowned at Moscow, after the
mourning.

The Quotidienne, alluding to the recent accounts from
S,. Petersburg's, says, " They furnish information on
which to build new hopes, founded on the character of
the Emperor CONSTANTINE, a chAracter marked with
honour and magnanimity."

Just as our Paper was going to press we received
the Lioile of yesterday. It contains the official
notice of the death of the E'iiperor ALEXANDER, from
the Journal of St. Petersburgh of the 10th inst. which
was bordered with black, in the llowing terms:
Dims NovowNci, in its impenetrable wisdom, has visited
the Empire of Russia with a mournful event. A courier has arrived
from Tagatwok, on the 27th ult. (Old Style), bringing the melan-
rholy intelligence of the death of the Emperor of RCSSIA. The
Senate assembled in consequence.
The 7dinister of Justice and General of Tnfantry, promulgated,
at a General Assembly of the Departments and of the Senate of St.
Petersburgh, the mournful event of the death of the Emperor
ALIVANDZR ; that Dtvura Partvroxrce, after a long illness, had
thought proper to terminate his existence on the 19th inst. Nov.
at Taganrok after this notification the Assembly declared their fi-
delity to the legitimate heir, Constantine.
FILMIC Futon, PAtu, Du. 29. —Five per Cents three o'clock,
96f. Sc. Three per Cents. 6Sf. Se.

Frankfort Papers to the 24th instant, reached us this
forenoon ; they contain no intelligence from St. Peters-
burgh. If the accoants they give from Missolonghi
can be relied on, it would appear, that the Capital'
Pacha will arrive too late to assist in the Liege, the Se-
rask'er having reit-rated, and abandoned his camp to
the besieged. In another column we have inserted an
article, detailing other successful operations of the
Greeks. The following extracts are from the Frankfort
Papers:
CORFU, Newnan& is.

Jussuf Pacha has been deprived of his office, nn the
representations of Redschid Pacha. It appears, that in
the various attacks upon Misselonghi, he did not sup•
port Redschid as he should have done.
The loss of Ibrahim P*cha, in his late excursion
through the Morea, is estimated at 1,000 men.

The French Lieut.-Colonel Arnault, arrived with 291
artillerists, and everything necessary for casting cannon,l
at Napoli di Romania, where he met with a good re-
ception, but accompanied with a positive declaration,
that the Government could not take either him or his
companions into its service. Extremely dissatisfied, he
then left the town with his people. General Roche and
the French Officers accompanying him, have also been
discharged from the service of the Greeks, and have
already left Napoli di Romania.
The Neapolitan General, Rosarol, on the other hand,
has gone from &me to Napoli on a special invitation,
and is now organising the troops. All these mysteries
and partialities have excited discontent in several Chiefs,
and Colocotroni has given up the command to Nikita,
and left the army.

lIIISSOLONGHI, Noviusti I.

After the defeat sustained by the Turkish army on
the 10th of October, it left its entrenchm7ts before this
town, and retreated to the foot of the mountains, leav-
ing only two detachments is the batteries erected at
some distance from our fortifications. On the 24th of
October, at midnight, our garrison threw some bombs
into the camp of Redschid Pacha. As our soldiers per-
ceived no motion on the part of the enemy, they left the
batteries and went to the camp, which was deserted.
They immediately began to destroy everything, and
to carry away the materials. It was a singular sight
to see the celebrated camp of ltedschid Pacha so
entirely destroyed during the night. The enemy's
works were immense, but for the most part without any
regular plan; it WAS a labyrinth of works, erected
without order, and withaut reflection. Tire' Greeks
now walk unmole,ted out of the to A n, and the women
roam about in the wide exteit of the l'orsaken camp of
the enemy. We hope that the damage done by the
enemy to our town and fortifications will soon be re-
pair ed.

We have received Milan Gazettes to the 16th instant.
The following is the only article worth quoting:

N APLES, DUCEMBIGR 5.

Official accounts received from Gibraltar state, that
the price of corn has risen in that place to four and a
half teals de vellon per lamp; and that the Captain
of the brigantine 'Madonna del Rosaria, tinder the Hag
of our august Sovereign, had sold thirteen hundred
far .eggs of his cargo at that price.
According to aq appearances, this rice tlf: the pricer
will become still greater, notwithstanding the great
quantities that may be obtained from Tunis, Italy,
France, Odessa, and othtfr places, on account rf the
dreadful scarcity in the Kingdom of M'roccn: the
great distress has induced the merchants At Gibraltar to
op-n a cubsctiption fur the unfortunate inhabitants
..t 'rangier.

The !Inn. GEotice WELD routtesratt visitexl the
Duke of lout, fur nearly two hours uo Sunday, previous to his
leaving town for Belvoir Castle.
' Lind IMO ItYBoRoUGH has been confined to his TO w
for the last fortnight back, swing to an accident which hic Lord.
ship met with what( hunting with his Itla.qrsrv's stag hot' ads; in
passing through a large heavy swing gate opened by a bows Its let it
go before his Lordship had cleared it, when it came with g vat vin-
lenee against his Lordshies I.lr, and severely loisired hi t; ; but,
we are happy to brat,., his Lordship ;s nearly recovered.