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London, England, 1831-01-21 00:00:00

From the dlessagrr des Ckasobres of Tuesday, Jan. la.

Pats, JAN. 17.—The municipal administration of the
city of Paris desiring to provide for the extraordinary ex•
penes which have been incurred since the end of July,
proposes to open a loan, the capital of which will be
15,000,000.

MARSEILLES, JAW. 11.—Lieut.-General toverdo, and
several other officers, came out of quarantine in the Laza-
retto to-day. The Bey of Titery, his interpreter Sonliso,
and his suite, have also left the Lazaretto. The Bey walked
out about the city yesterday, and paid a visit to the Prefect.
It is said that he has permission to prolong his stay here.
Toy Los, JAN. 12.—The 18th and 40th regiments of the
hoe, which formed the garrison of Toulon, have just re-
wired positive orders to set out for the northern frontiers.
Their place at Toulon will be supplied by the 3d regiment
from Antibes, and the 29th from Algiers. Letters from
Algiers say, that the Emperor of Morocco has ordered
ti,ooo men to march against Oran.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE MESSADER.—TheOrynthis
corvette, Captain Launay Orfrayses, sailed yesterday for the
Morn, with very urgent despatches for the commander of
the squadron in the Levant, and also for the commander of
the half brigade that we still have there. This vessel takes
to Navarino the depot of the regiment of Hohenlohe, and
it is affirmed that the object of its sudden departure is far-
ther to warn the commander of the French squadron to be
on bis guard against the Russian armaments in the Medi-
tetranean,and to concentrate his force at Navarino in ease of
a lastiledemonstration on the part of that Power,whose dispo-
sitions with respect to France are by no means satisfactory.
The armaments that were making at Toulon have been coun-
termanded. There are, however, orders to complete the
materiel of the ships of the line and frigates, so that these
‘v4sels may be got ready for sea in a very short time. This
measure has been adopted from motives of economy. In fact,
the number of persons on board a vessel considerably in-
creases the expense, on account of the allowance for the
Wile. It would be desirable to institute a rigiinuiry into
t! is expense, and appoint a commission, composed of per •
was not interested, who should, prepare a plan on this branch,
in which very great red,ictions might be made. The allowance
to general officers, and others, commading vessels, are enor-
mous, and might be reduced by nearly one-half, and relieve
the budget of the Mariue of considerable sums which might
be more usefully employed.
PONT DE BEAUVOISIW.—II is certain that the garrison
Chambary is going to be increased, and that cavalry will
be sent thither. Large purchases of forage, which have been
It'd° in the valley of Graisivaudan, seem to confirm this.
hie inhabitants of the open country begin to be alarmed.
They believe that war will take place, and fear a considerable
ike in the price of forage, which is already very dear. Them

fasts seem to me to be ill-founded, but they certainly exist
end it is my duty to state them.

PARIS, JAN. 18.—It is certainly intended to remove two
of the prisoners at Ham to the citadel of Amiens. A colonel
of engineers has lately come to inspect the lodging of M.
do Virgil, which will serve as their prison, after it has been
walled all round. He has made his report to the Govern-
ment, whose decision is expected.
BOURSE, HALF-PAST FOUR.—The Funds have expe-
rienced another slight improvement ; but the continued ap-
prehensirn that war will take place, has prevented any
marked alteration for the better.

FRENCH FUNDS.—Pints. JAN. 19.
Fire per Cents. 911 f 75c 70c 65e 60c 55e 60e 6k 70c Gsc 60e.
Three per Cents, 61( bk Gee 50c 45c 50c 60e. 6k 70c.
Bank Actions, 1,510 f
Rent, de Naples, 63r.
Rent. d'Espagne, 14i 15 1401
Royal Spanish Loan, 60141.
Rente Perpetnelle d'Espagne. 46111.
Exchange on London, one month, paper, 251 lk. Three months,
paper, 25f be.