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stadt, has been.Sastkorbed to stabt_pasfpoirts to those
who desire to repair to theithleltination, withobt in-
quiring,into the motives o(their iourhey.
We know that several merchants at Lyons have
also established ItPhilhellenic Association, but we do
not see that it, or the Association at Paris, has been
followed with :Any result.—ConstitutionsBl.

• MADRID, SEPTEMBRR is.
A great &uncut prevails here. .:The 4evolutionists,.
who lately published accounts Of die triumphs ob-
tained by the friends of the Constitution, know not
what to think or say of the interruption of the com-
munications with the ptovinces beyond the Ebro.—
.Since the beginning of the month three tourieri have
been intercepted; and yet it had been said that the
roads were swept and cleared of the brigartds of the
Faith.

Riego, who left Madrid on this 3d of this month,
passed the sth at Mansanares, where he received se,
renades and patriotic harangues.
The news of the execution of Elio has produced
transports of joy among the Liberals. Ten thousand
copies

__ of the sentence were re-printed : it is accom-
panied with songs worthy onlyOf cannibals, in which
the same rope (collier) is promised to all•the Serviles.
The regiment of cavalry, called of the Constitution,
has sent a menacing Address to the King. An in-
novation is noticed in this piece of soldierlike elo-
quence. In addressing the King, the words " Your
C:onstautional:Mrdasty" are uniformly used.

.- ST. PETERSBURGH, SEPTEMBER 4.

Recent private letters from Constantinople assure
us that public tranquillity is restored in that capital.
They neither speak of plague nor war, but they ex-
pect that peace will be restored through the means
employed by the Allies. The terror which affected
the Greeks at Smyrna, when they heard of the dis-'
aster of the Turkish fleet, lets one judge what uneasi-
ness it would give them to see a Russian army ap-
proach Constantinople.

Patzscit Fuson, Mitts, Sam 4S.—Five per Cents. opencd4t
iSc. Closed at 921 r. 60c.

Malta Gazettes and Letters to the 17th inst. have
been received, which bring the operations in the
141orea down to the 27th of July only, at which time
the admirers of Turkish government had the satisfac-
tion of reading in the Maltese Gazettes a full account
of Mahomedan *virtue and Christian barbality. The
Turks, according to these accounts, attempted to put
down the rebellion by the most liberal and forgiving
policy, until the Chi istians murdered the garrison of
Corinth, and then their much-injured opponents found
it necessal y to sacrifice the Grecian kostages at Na-
poli di Romania. Such are the tales which receive
circulation from authority amongst the British Islands
in the Mediterranean ; but future events will probably
chew that on this occasion a few interested individuals
are not only derei4ng themselves, but also imposing
on a part of the Biitish community. Few, indeed,
u. le s biassed by priva ~considerations, would wish
dm a Christian population should be !educe I by a
ho!..e of barlyirians, whose triumph, if obtained,
wou:d be attended only by lawless rapine, debauchery,
and death ; for the most desperate state of warfare is
heaven itself to the Greek,, when compared to the
cruelties and insults to which they must submit, if
cursed with a Turkish peace.

His Majesty's ship RocneFoal., having the flag of
Sir GRAHAM Moonz, sailed from Malta on the 3d.
The Ottoman fleet, consisting of eighty sail, had been
seen off Cape Matapan, steering to the westward,
with the intention, as supposed, of landing troops in
the Morea. By advice% from Corfu, it appears that
the sentence of the Supreme Council, condemning
ANASTASIO CUSIII, of Zante, to six years' imprison-
ment, has been commuted to banishment from the
lonian Islands for the same period—it being under-
stood that if he shall return within that time the ori-
ginal sentence will be put in execution with full ri-
gour. The sentence of death against SGURO and
COSTA, of the same island, ha's also been commuted,
on similar conditions, for perpetual banishment. The
false report lately in circulation, of the appearance of
the yellow fever at Bat celona, had reached Malta,
and had obtained such implicit credit that the most
rigid precautions were immediately adopted against
its introduction there. The intelligence is said to
, have been sent in an official notice from Marseilles.

r This forenoon we received a Lisbon Mail, bringing
Papers to the 16th of September. Intelligence is
said to have been received by an English packet from
Rio Janiero, dated July 3, which states, that the Go-
vernor of St. Paulo ordered his Procuradores to in-
form his Royal Highness that that province recog-
nized no other authority-than that of the Cortes and
of the King, and that bis Royal Highness ordered the
Precurodores to be arrested.

In the Sitting of the Cortes, on the 13th instant, a
letter was read from the Minister of Justice, contain-
ing a statement of what bad been done relative to the
individuals who (in consequence of an application to
the Cones, on the 99th of April) were ordered to be
removed from their places of abode to different parts
of the kingdom, because they were declared by public
opinion to be the most disaffected and inimical to.the
new system, and the term of whose exile was afterwards
prolonged, upon a second application to the. Cortes,
By great exertions the preliminary investigations
respecting the conspiracy have been brought to a
copcississait a shorter data than was expected. The
goviminsit was eaabketto allow Mika *Mon pits-