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London, England, 1826-11-06 00:00:00

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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6,1826.

AXiIIIMISAILV or sus Crinerowasa Purr. Kerr-.C.Loss Houskt.
CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

The Asnieetesty of the sth November being kept, it is a close
Holiday in the City t the Bank, Stock radiant, Foreign market,
Sad Royal Estlsange are all closed. The Royal Exchange will sot
be opened nndl after twelve o'clock, in consequence of which, the
Coffee-houses are crowded with Stock Bribers, Jobb**, end
datocs in the Fends; but sot much business is expected M take
*ace. TWO O'CLOCk.
Everything in the (ty appears gloomy this morning, and Consols
lbws been done, in the Royal Exchange. at BO for the Account;
ask two thousand has been done at this price; since which they
wee $1 j to El, with Rule imulness.
Mexican may be quoted at 114 i to i, Colombian elf to lie, 1"0-
11101 Shales si discount, Castello 41 disc.

EXCHANGE&
ASISIRIDAM, Nov. 3.—On London, $O. 4. 2 M. 40. 1.
Ilamscoan, Oct. 31.—0 n I.ondon,S6. M. 36. lie
Sr. Persassinuns, Oct. !o.—Oa London, 10 1546.
Bsosso, OCT. 24.—0 n London, 3 M. 7.
Lairsic, Ocr. 27.—0 n London, 3 M. 6. 17i.
FRENCH FUNDS, Pests, Norman 3.
Five per Cents. . . . 991. 66e.
'Three per Cents. . . 701. 10e.
Sank Actions . 20501. —C.
Reines de Naples . . . 761. 70c.
Spanish Bonds . . • . 491 L

The letters from Paris this morning state, they
had received accounts from Lisbon that the revolt in
Algarve was at an end, and the Junta of the rebels had
fled. Most of the troops who had joined in the revolt,
have again returned to their duty, and the remainder
have taken the road to Spain ; and some of the Chiefs had
embarked, amongst whom was the Marquis ABRANTE.S.
Accounts from from Madrid state, of the 23d October,
that the last news received there from Lisbon, caused an
explanation of a nature not very agreeable, between the
Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs and Mr. LAMB,
Minister of his Britannic MAMMY. This circumstance

bas caused all the Ministers to depart immediately for
the Escurial, where they remained in council in the
presence of the KINO.
This morning we received the Journal de St. Peters-
birgA to the 22d ult. The EMPEROR arrived at St.
Petersburgh on the 18th. The following are extracts

ST. PETERSBURGH, Oclosza 18.

Their Majesties the Emperor and Empress and the
young Grand Doke Alexander, arrived in this city to-
day at half past eleven. They alighted at the Cathedral
of Our Lady of Kagan, where Te Deunt was sung, after
which the Metropolitan, in a few words, offered his con-
gratulations to their Majesties, and gave his pastoral
►enediction. As they left the Church an immense mul-
titude, drums together by the desire to see our beloved
Sovereign and his august Consort, welcomed them with
the most joyful acclamations. In the evening the illumi-
nations were more splendid than those that took place
on the receipt of the news of their Majesties coronation,
of which we have already given an account.
The Grand Duchess Helen returned from Moscow on
Sunday last the 15th). _ . .

This inertial 'contains siemens. promotions, and also an °Adel
translation of the Second Bel!edit of the operation of the Army in
Georgia, which, however (as the Editor observes), is almost esyird
for weed the tame as that previously published.
2lst.—The Journal of this date contains only a few
lines .respecting the illuminations, and a farther descrip-
tion o the brilliant fire works at Moscow on the 22d of
Septen ber (October 4th
His jesty has promoted Major General Prince Madatoff to the
task of rutenant General, ota secrmt of his distinguished serriees.
A Flanders Mail, received this morning, has brought
us the following intelligence:

UTRECHT, (krona 31.
=TRACT OF A PRIVATZ LRTTIIR FROM CURACOA.
DATRD 80TH AUGUST.

" According to accounts from Colombia, the disputes
&kerma Paez and the Government of Bogota will pro-
bably be amicably adjusted; it is true, however, that
the inhabitants of Maracaibo, the capital of the depart-
ment of Wirt, also desire the review of the Constitu.
tion of Colombia, and petitioned the Government that
this review of the Constitution may be made at an
earlier period than is at present fixed for it : all this has
passed in the greatest order, without the smallest act of
insnbordinatioa or disregard to the supreme authority."

In the same letter, we find the following passage :
" We have little to say of the gold mine (as it is called)
of Aruba, only that the work is continued with two.'
thirds of the number of people; and that gold con-
tinues to be found in small pieces, in more than one
place in the defiles, but not so much, and by no means
in such quantities as at the beginning of the operations
in 1824, and for some time afterwards. For my part,
I believe, that there is still much gold in Aruba, dis-
persed, indeed, but still to be found. by employing per-
sons skilled in mining property, to examine the places
where the precious metal has been discovered.

.4 The engine/Ts now here, are busily employed in the
survey of the island, and have made such progress,
that only a- fourth part remains unfinished ; so that it
is probable they will have completed it before the orders
for the erection of the fortifications arrive."

Nov. I.—lt is announced, by an Order of the Day, that
every division of infantry is to furnish one hundred and
fifty volunteers for India. These troops, about 3,000 in'
number, are to forth a separate corps,during the two
years that they are to remain in India.
Many advantages are promised them, in consequence
of which many officers and a great number of soldiers
have offered themselves.
BNREIC, °evens Vt.

The mortality here is uncommonly great, for 117
deaths have already occurred in this month, vrhereu in
doe last 10 years, the average annual number of deaths
has been between 135 and 140.
ARN Int id, Nom ura34
We learn from Friesland, that the mortality in the
month of October, was in most places greater than in