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London, England, 1830-01-02 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

From the Messager des Chambres of Wednesday.
FRANKFORT. Dec. 23.
It is no longer doubtful that Prince Leopold of Saxe Coburg has
obtained the suffrages of the three Powers, parties to the Treaty of
London, to have the sovereignty of Greece. Prince Leopold, the
King, the King his fathersinslaw, and the English Cabinet, appear
to desire that he should have the title of King, but France and
Russia have not given their assent to this, having already expressed
on several occasions, their opinion that the royal title and dignity
had been lavished with too much ease to certain Powers of the
fourth order. The honours of Royalty have become, u it were.
vulgar in Germany, so that the Doke of Oldenburgh, of the Royal
I House of Holstein, has not yet thought fit to make use of the
Grand Ducal title, which Includes that of Royal Highness, and
which were given to him by the Congress at Vienna.

PARIS, Dm. SO.
The lietaiteur of this day contains two Ordinances--ont dated
the 2d, which regulates the application of the sum of 37,866,500
francs for the special credit, granted by the law of the 2d August,
1229, for the department of ecclesiastical affairs and public in-
struction, during the year 1830, the other, dated the 6th Dec. re-
gulating the application of the soul of 1,116,000 francs, granted by
the same law,. for the ordinary especial of the department of fo-
reign affairs, during the year 1830.

NAPLES. Die. 14.
The extraordinary expenses caused by the journey of his Majesty
have rendered an augmentation of taxes necessary, and caused ge-
ueral discontent. The severity of the winter, and the high price
of wheat add maize, give reason to apprehend serious troubles. It
is to calm the popular effervescence, which becomes more and
more manifest, e►pecially in the Abrussos and the Terra de La-
voro, that our Ministers have invited Admiral Heiden to come
and pass the winter, with all his Sett, in our port. The hotel
which the Russian Admiral is to occupy is already Suing up, and
the necessary preparations are making to accommodate the Russian
ships In the poet.
It is said that his Sicilian Majesty has desired another remittance
of one million of ducats. It seems that the million sent before-hand
to Spain will scarcely suffice to pay the expense of the fetes.
FRENCH FUNDS, DEC. 50.

Five per Cents. 108 f. 20e. 40c. 30e. floc.
Three per Cents. 831 10e. 65c. 70c. We. BSe. 90c.
Bank Stock, 1,8871 50c
Recce► de Naples, 9lf. 60c.
ltente Perpetually d'Espagne, 71.
Royal Spanish Loan, 806
Rente Perpetuele d'Espagne 5961 806116.
EzcmAmes os Loewe—One month, 25/. 80e. Three months,
2SE 45c.—Caurs .derheistigue, Dec. nt.

NEW YORK PAPERS.

NRW YORK, Dec. 1.

u The first seuion of the 21st Congress commences at Washing-
ton on Monday next. The President's message will probably be
delivered at 12 o'clock en Tuesday. Arrangements have been made
by the several daily papers of this city to receive It ►y express in
20 hours after it is submitted. Like all other documents of this
kind, it will be looked for with eager interest, and many eyes will
be curious to learn what it says concerning the Tariff—the India's,
and the Texas—besides various other topics which come almost of
course into the annual review of our foreign and domestic relations.
" The approaching Congreu will differ In one respect from the
last,—it will show a majority in favour of the Administration, so
large, that on questions of mere party politics opposition will be
hopeless. But questions of this sort are not very numerous, and
cannot be made so. The majority will understand that en them
devolves the responsibility of the Sadao; and that to spend the
people's time on subjects of no public interest, will be to defeat their
own objects, (if any they have), of party aggrandisement. Besides,
they will not be long upon the Boor, before questions will be
broached which have nothing to do with party lines, and where
administration and and-administration feelings wiU be lost in local
sectional, or other interests, which put all party calculations at
defiance. We fear not party so much as sectional divisions. The
Indian question will have something of this aspect, and the Texas
project still more. It will be well if the latter do not become
another Missouri question. But we unit that the good sense and
patriotism of our representatives will so guide the skip of state as
to keep clear of breakers, and that a beneficent Plums:ma will
defend her from storms."

VERA CRUZ PAPERS.

From El Censor, dated Vera Cruz, Oct. 7.

We learn from Ferrol that the repairs of the Hero (74) are com-
pleted. and that she will be immediately armed and equipped, the
Diana corvette, and Jason and Guadiana brigs, being to sail irons
Fermi to Santander, to fetch the great guns intended for the Herci;
and as soon as these arrive she will immediately proceed to the Hi.
vans"withost Wing a moment of time.
Let the Hero come, and let her bring hither heroes similar to
'bone that arrived in ae Soberano at Tampico; aye, and even better
men, for they will have to imitate the elantpk which Barradas set
them on the memorable 11th of Sept. at Tamaulipas.
We no longer fight with bows and arrows; nor is there any One
here that would take them for children of the sun destined to bathe
monarchs of Mexico; nor do we attach any consequence to the
men that are to come ftom the East, to whom we are equal as
men, and superior in valour and knowledge. If this does not se:.
tisfy.them, well, they may return once more, and bring with them
the Regency; they shall have a magnificent escort from the cease
to Muslin, and be, store/ow lades with heavy ornaments; and
hen they arrive in the capital, they will be exalted on their posts
in the square of Miacalco in a manner worthy of them, and in the
presence of the troops and of an immense crowd, who will artist
in taking held of Melees. the Regents.. The misfortune is that
neither Vine (the Governor of Cuba) nor Medias, nor Gevex, are
men likely to trust themselves on the water, when they find that
then is a chance of a wet jacket; and what happened to Harradas
will show them that if they dare, they will only not get a sousing,
hot that they will be choked.
• Frost El Corm de la F ederacio.
MEXICO, Sass 17.
. Yesterday the President of the &piddle, oceompanied by divers
Generals, visited the quartets and barracks of the troops in pr•
risen in this capital. His Escellency bit the sweet sobbed=
of carrying consolation and joy even is the glociesiest pieces, the.
asylum of wretchedness. He not only bereaved and advised the
troops, congratulating them on the emcees of Tamaulipas, arid the
trial of the Republican arms over the enemy, but bad also the
pleasure of liberating several unfortunate men, whom further ins-
Irlsonment was not called for, 'entimbil had emceed for their
I,daldts. May. Heaves preserve the illustrious Guerrero!
Sen. *ll.—We have Mies to think that the PreAlaitiosons
to. sail the Chambers together, and lay down the esststearry
powers vested in him, . I

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From El Sol.

MEXICO, Sen. 94.
We have stated that General Oars. bad
add to cooperate,
with the condinedens of General Santa Anse
in ecisive Mail
on Haman ; bid we were ill-informed when we threw out theme
imputation!. which ere ondiaerved by that Commander. The
Coarenesder4o•Chlet WWI orders to General Garza to act
conjunales with hiss aided the ideuty. These orders were sots
an the 1916 out Oa of Ae and reached his hands on the 119 d.
He could net obey them, are, in the battle of the 21e.
Saes as..— Saisday, 'hellish, his Excellency the President
and the Antheekles proceeded to the Sanctuary ef our Lady the
nest Mfg 'Virgin of Geadelsops, before whose divine image the
Plret ggegletrate of the RegeMic wUI, in the name AA the Meat.
cen)=. return thanks far the protection she vonchsaled to us.
contains a surface of 116,000 leagues, and a prank°
el 7,000,9110.

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105,846 6 4

VERA CRUZ, Sept. 50.
Oa the 27th of September the Conducts from Mexico, Poolda.
and Jdapa, arrived safely, under the etionnand of C. Manias Ri-
ven,
Money for Government accoont... 12,000
Ditto for Merchants 611,562 1
Sixtreisht bare of silver .... 74.516

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From Me Mansajero Federal.
JALAPA, Sept. t 7.
The patriotic Colonel C. Jose Antonio Mop arrived hen with
the standards taken from the enemy at Tamaulipas, according to
the capkulatiou with our victorious army, and proceeded with the
umo to Mexico.

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