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Cilitt...you will please to obserrethat this aogm
gleatation doespot fall on the people; for the measures
adopted in yout Last Sessioo have enabled the Syndisat
et Ansortisseinest to provide for this expense by the mobs
which were already allowed it.
is You have observed that the eon,"

the first past of the loudget.has given his Majesty an
opportunity of fixing the additional Customs for the nest
year on the Taisd-tik-'5; find on the razes at IS, which is
'lll redqction of 10fr and. L 2& centimes in these several
branches of the puklic revenue.
" The repeated remonstrances that have been
terpecting the landetalstsive caused the resolution to
snake this differentels ,the several tares, and to afford
relief to landed property,
g. The present carcum'nAnces, an 4 the low price of
grain, afford poweiful reasens to adopt this indit
manner of making good the losses of the landowners. '
" The diminution if 2h centimes on the other tares
will not be with Out effect for thetonsiimers, even where
they do not pay the taxes directly ; and will be
sensibly felt where they pay direCtly, as is the Case_witi
the personil tar, licenses, Sm."
After this general view, the Minister *recapitulated
the most remarkable reductions in the' several. chapters
of the budg,t, and shewed their connezien. with the
law- containing the arrangements of the decennial
budget.—Bresseis (hack, 0ct.24.

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THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, /824.
- THE FUNDS.
STOCK EXCHANGE. TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Cossets opened this mares at 964 1 for the Account, at which
price they remain rather stationary.
An Egress from Paris brine the Rents* at 102 f. 30c. to 40c.
FOREIGN FUNDS.
This day is settling day in the Foreign Market ; most persons are
hew making up their accounts.
Content Prices: New Spanish 15k, OW Sok 1, Russian 961 el
Mexican 64i. Colombian New 8l 1, Old 82i 1,, French Scrip 141 j,
Austrian 051 I, Chiliau 76, Portuguese 031, Braillian 2 pre, Buenos
Ayres 1k disc. Greek 41 disc.

PKICZ.OF S'COCKS.AT ONE O'CLOCK.

Bank &ock 234% 234

3 per teat. Red. 9554 54 Ye
*per Cent. Carte. 96 96%
4 per Cent. Assented 101% %
4 per Cent. New 108% 108

Ding Ann. 231/4 316 India Bonds 99 101 96
£l,OOO Escheq. Bilk (2J.) 54 6; (1 ihd.) 55 6.
ploo ditto (2.14 5.5 7 ; (114 d.) 54 7
Cons. tat Aoct:9B%
This forenoon we received the Paris Journals of Wed-
nesday, and the Etuik of yesterday, by express. The
Monitenr contains only one official article, and that
certainly not a very important one—the application of
M. de SWITIL to change his name to Da LANTERIE.
The Norriteur copies from the Etoile the intelligence
from Turkey, which we gave in the STAR of yesterday,
and another article from Smyrna, dated the 17th of
September, which states, that an engagement had taken
place between the Greek and the combined Turkish
fleets, between Stanchio and Boudroon. The Greeks
are said to have bus nt a frigate, two brigs, and se-
veral transports, but with the loss of ten or twelve fire-
ships and a corvette of 24 guns.
This account, which is copied from the Augsburg
Gazette, adds, that the Turkish fleets had re-assembled
at Stanchio, that the Greeks covered the isle of Samos,
and that Tartars had just arrived at Smyrna, with
letters from the Capitan Pachs, announcing the defeat of
the Greeks, with the loss of thirty vessels taken or de-,
strayed. An article from Vienna, which we quote below,
gives a different version of the affair, and states that the
Turkish fleet is blockaded by that of the Greeks.

The Eteik of yesterday contains an article from Ma-
drid, stating that the Asia and Achilles, Spanish men of
war, had arrived at Callao—that BoLIVA a had retreated
to Troxilio, and that CANTARAC had occupied that
town.—The lipauldi writer is, we suspect, mistaken.

The Istanitear states, that DOCRANII Ervannt bas
died at Constantinople, of a short sickness, which is no
uncommon thing with Turkish Ministers ; and that the
health of the Queen of BAVARIA is improving every
day. It will be seen by an article from Dresden, that
the Governor of the sons of LAM M, Duke of Monte-
bello, has been arrested, on the requisition of the Court
of Prussia, and conveyed to Berlin. The following
ate extracts s

PARIS, OCTOBER 97.

Yesterday, the King heard Mass in the Chapel of the
Castle. M. Villele his taken possession of the splendid
palace in the swot of Rivo

•ROl[ Tll JOURNAL DU

We havereeeived a private letter from Constantinople,
of the 25th September. which states, on the faith of let-
ters from Smyrna, dated the 20th, that the Egyptian
and Turkish Beets are blockaded by the Greeks in tl
ports of Bandana! and Stanchio. This news is the latebt
arritbd in

WIROM THE JOURNAL DBE EMU'S OW OCT. 27.
CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPTEMBER ss:

FROM TIII JOURWAL DS PAW, OCT. 27.

The Captkin Pacha bas returned to Mitylene for the
third time, after continual combats. It is assured that
the Cheek Beet has lately lost thirty vessels; but if this
news should be 'confirmed, it is certain, nevertheless,
that the Merest and the Isle of Hydra hare not been
attacked ; and that the Isle of Samos has resisted
their attacks.

Our correspondent from Augsburg writes the follow-
ing :—An extraordinary courier, sent by the Imperial
laternuneio from Constantinople, has brought to Vienna
dispatches of great importance, which have caused a
Council to be held immediately, at the Chancellery of
F°relign Affairs, at the issue of which, a courier was
dispatched to the Austrian Ambassador at St. Petersburg.