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London, England, 1824-11-08 00:00:00

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This forenoon we received the Moniteur of Saturday
anal the Etoile of yesterday by express. They are both
extremely barren of intelligence. The KING and the
DAUPHIN are leaving the cares of State to indulge in
the pleasures of the chase; and the French Ministers, we
presume, are rusticating, for we hear nothing of their
operations. The intelligence from Greece in • these
papers fully confirms the repeated disasters of the
Turkish and Egyptian fleets, the remains of which ar-
rived in the channel of Scio on the 27th of September,
after suffering severely by bad weather, as well as by
the attacks of the Greek.

The European vessels, which had Egyptian troops
on hoard, have for the most part sai:ed for Candia. The
remainder are at Baud satin. The number of sick soldiers
in this army is estimated at 10,000 men. The Greeks
still endeavour to follow all the movements of the Turks,
and to take advantage of every opportunity to surprise
and burn their ships.
A,ccounts horn Hydra, up to 28th September, re:
ceived by way of Corfu, state that Cmsanrs had 40
fresh tire-ships on the 22d Sept. to make another at-
tack on the fleet of the Captain Pacha, off Mitylene.
Accounts from Constantinople of the Bth silt. state,
that on the i7tlr of September, the Porte sent to Jassy
the most precise orders that the evacuation should not
be any longer delayed, the epuration of the persons pro-
tected drawing to a close. On the 27th September, 400
Austrian subjects were already examined. NI. Mugu ACKY
is here at pi eient only as Imperial Commissioner for the
interest of the Russian trade and navigation : he will
not xssume the clviracter of Charge d'Affaires of Russia
till the evacuation shall have been completed and made
known. No change has yet been made in the Ministry.
The Reis Effendi retains his situation.

The King of Pausal's has conferred the Grand Cross
of the 01 der of the Red Eagle on Comte de SEDI
Ni rzxy, Minister of Police, and on Baron de MUNCiI
BELLINGIIAUSEN, Piesident of the Diet.
A letter from Madrid, dated the 10th ultimo, de.
scribes in lively colours the violence of the fanatics, and
gives some cm ions instances of the extreme activity and
sweeping injustice of the executive commissions. The
commission, which goes by this name in Madrid, had
condemned, on the Bth ultimo, to capital punishment,
a tradesman of the name of Manuel Barreiro, for the
crime of being.acqiThinted with a corporal in the army,
who had turned out to be a conspirator. The hour of
execution was even fixed earlier than usual, under pre-
text that the character of the sufferer might excite com-
miseration, and lead to a seditious Movement. Ills ssife,
in the meantime, proceeded to the Escurial, and had
an audience of the King, whom she prevailed upon by
her tears to grant her husband's pardon. The messen-
ger arrived as the sentence was about to be executed—
in time to save the life, but not the senses, of this
victim of precipitate despotism. lie uas so much
agitated by the events of the day, that lie fell into
fits, fi cm which he had not recovered when the letter
was written. " His judges," it is added, " ate very well."

—ln the midst of these excesses, it is mentioned that
the greatest consternation wa, caused at Madrid, by
the circulation of a report which we published some time
ago, that the French army was to be partially withdrawn,
and that only a few garrison towns were henceforward to
be occupied by a foreign force. All the natives of France
established in the Spanish capital, who had in any manner
been connected with the events of the List three years,im-
mediately began to make preparations for their depar-
ture, and the hotel of the French embassy, as well as
the residences of the chief Officers of the army, were
beset with persons beseeching the interference of their
more powerful countrymen to obtain passports, to be
able to escape from the anticipates scenes of violence.

Hamburgh Papers to the 29th ult. reached us this
morning. The following are extracts:

ST. PETERSBURGII, OCTOBER 16.

The Emperor arrived on the 18th of last month at
4tacoropal, in the Government of Sembirsk, and the
next morning, after divine service, went to the camp of
the Calmucks, near the town, who received his Majesty
in their Kibitkas, surrounded with their flocks, and all j

their baggage. His Majesty then embarked on the
Wolga, and on the 20th arrived at Jamas*. When he
landed, the banks of the Wolga were covered with in-
numerable spectators from the town and neighbour-
hood, who welcomed their beloved Sovereign with the,
most enthusiastic acclamation. The next day, in the
afternoon,his Majesty continued his journey to Orenburg.
Our active Minister of Finance continues to take the
most vigorous measures against smuggling. The Fair
at Vischney Novogorod has been very favourable to the'
productions of our own manufacture, but less so to
foreign goods. It is reported, that in consequence of
the disorders that took place at the University of Wilna,
four Professors have been dismissed, by order of the
Government; one of whom is said to be M. I4helewell,
Professor of llistory, and author of ;several works, one
of which is, A Critique on Karasin's History of Russia.