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'several permit perished ; how many we
able to ascertain, although we have been
three letters on the aubj et, which will be
next page, together with a plan of the
will give as good an idea ,of their
the nature of the accident, as the :h•
have had to prepare it will admit. The n 4
ferets, it will be seen, is variously estimates
will be less than the writers, to whom we
ourselves very deeply indebted, at first led
A letter which we have received from
•states as a report there, that thirty-two
taken out of the water by three o'clock,
were dead. We know, however, that of
sons, who were almost immediately draggi
we are happy to say, recovered, and are
and we hope an equal proportion of 'llk
saved. From our letters, it will be seen
esc tpes which some had on this occasion.
The Commissioner, Sir G Lance Gant, h;
ordered the bason to be drained, dr._
might be found. The launch proceeded
any other accident, and, though proud of
wish the continuance of peace may render
loss cf life the PRINCESS CUAIILOTTE M,
indirectly occasion.

Brussels Papers to the 14th instant -reacl
forenoon. They contain no Intelligence (.1
except stating that the offices of the several
the Netherlands have lately been visited,
the Magistrates, by persons who are to
long the Papers have existed, what are
they treat of, and the terms of subscription.

By the arrival of a Lisbon Mail, we
Goalies to the 2d instant. They are princil
with extracts from the English, French,
Journals. The following is the way in whi
spiracy of Busman is noticed in these P

LISBON, AUGUST 29.
The revolutionary spirit has not yet lost its bops
the tranquillity of the Peninsula. The traitor Brasier**,
meet of the incorrigible enemies of Religion, /Gap, -
thought to take advantage of the exhausted state to wk
reduced by so many misfortunes, to raise the standard
after having been one of those who combatted it ;
was not satisfied with the rewards conferred on him
for his past services, and he aspired, by the blackest ,
the execrable glory of being the leader of a rebellion.
project was born and died on the same day, and
dering about, deserted by those he had seduced,
pojpt of falling into the bands of justice. The almost
apprehension of a Lodge of Freemasons in Granada,
rigible •endency of the sect to oppose the laws of
prohibit such Societies.

Letters from HavannalMF:e Si of A.
tion the arrival of the French deer, and its departure
of the United States. It is remarkable that this
created so lively an alarm among the politicians of
change, canoed so little sensation at Havannah,
letters we have seen honour it with more than
notice, and attach no importance whatever to the visit.

The French Papers 79 EMT* y cnntaiL
then accounts from Greece, which state that the Greeks
sirens ortlalona, immediately after having learnt P'
Samsun before Missolosighi, lighted signal fires
baying thus called all the inhabitants to arms, fell
RICDOCKID PACIIIA. A great number of the Turks
treating to Vtachori„ pursued by the garrison of Missotonghi,
thus placed between two Gres, were cut off by the -
also took a great deal of artillery.
ithauLis had, it is said, driven a division of the .
fleet into the port of Avlone, im the coast of Albania, ,
the charge of the Turkish Commander by three ships,
burnt by the Greeks.
Private letters from the Mediterr‘ean, confirm
the successes of the Greeks.

This forenoon we received Hamburgh
9th instant, containing accounts from St. Petersburgh
ult. The Eauniaos, was to set out for the Southern '
the 13th inst. Violent bad and tinindert-storms ha
damage in various parts of the Empire.—According
information from St. Francisco, In California, a most
from the South-west, on the 19th and 29d November, Is,.
canoed there such a rising of the sea and such an inundation,
never remembered to have occurred there, which coincides in
markable manner with the inundation at St. Petersburgh.
Accounts from Orenburg, of 29th July, my " Kkaitbaby.Kan.
Wien, and a Bucharian, named Arif-Futagareheu, have arrived
here, and bring word that a finnan of 400 camels is on the way
dith goods from Chiva. During their four months' stay at Chic:,
the Kim died. By means of an agent, whom they seat to Be.
Iblelleffibey learned that 500 English merchants had arrived in tba
city, with= immense quantity of goods ; a caravan of 2000 cantle,
had set out from Buchara to Russia."

we have r.ot
!en favoured
be found in
he Docks, wh •
✓ situatinn, a
' thAt time
to number of
iated ; we hope
we acicnowlee
led them oft
m Southanspb,
persons had
:k, all of ws ,
of twelve
agged op, ss
are doing we
the others s
seen the Loco
on.
sr, had prorev.,
that the ho;
ceeded witl,o
of our Navy, 1
der this the or,
may directly,
reached us th
e if any intere,
reral Journals i!
ted, by order c•
:o ascertain how
ire the subjects
re have received
rincipally filled
:h, and Spaaia
which the cos.
e Papers:—
hopes of disturbing
lessieres, the Mats.
Kings, and Pewit,
e to which Spain„
andard of rebelhx,
t ; but his ambisiss
s_ him by the Log
wisest crimo ts
ebellion. His oral
and he was was.
luced, and on u„,
'brnt simulmnee,,
da, proves the Mu.
of the State, winch
f August, met.
allhtan:r :hit; aahsrsatehstevieft:fgheßocxwattthe:ypilettawalrachrtr.2.
se visit.
Hain some fin.
e Greeks in thee,.
Mt the defeat of the
res in the night, at.l
, fall oo the rear of
7urks wbo were rt.
r Missoloogisi,
r the Greeks, who
be Captain PAC lig's
mnia, after lessening
e ships, which were
firm the account of
;h Papers to the
mburgh to the 28th
athern Provinces us
ns have done muck
:ording to authentic
most terrible nom
!tuber, last year, had
n inundation, as was
cts coincides in a re.
tersburgh.
" Kbakbaby.Kan.
then, have arrived
awls is on the way
oaths' stay at Mira,