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FRENCH P4PERS.

Front the Messager des Chambres.—Second Edition.
FRONTIERS OF WALLACHIA, Ocr. 5.
military movement has yet taken place, but it is affirmed that
the corps of Copnt Pahlen will occupy Wallachia, and that of
General Kisselew, Moldavia. The Commissariat at Bucharest is
already taking the necessary steps ro provide for its subsistence.
According to information communicated to the Divan, a corps
of reserve of 4,000 men will arrive here from Russia by way of
Riminick by the 13th of October. The continual passage of mili-
tary stores proves that Russia is using all its efforts to secure for a
long time the possession of the principalities. The Russian en-
gineers have been employed for some days in collecting statistical
information respecting the inhabitants and their property. • •
We are still uncertain with regard to all future relations sill
the Porte ; but it is affirmed that the Divan of Wallachia has had
a secret correspondence on the subject with General Diebitsch.
According to accounts from Krajosva, a handful of Tarks bad
committed all kinds of excesses, and pillaged between Widdin and
Orsova, notwithstanding the publication of the treaty of peace.
• The cases of plague become less and lets frequent in our part of
the country, but it it said that the disorder still rages at Krajowa.
From the Florence Gazette.
LEG HORN. OCT. 6.
According to le from Egina of the 20th, and from Navarin
of the 26th September, it seems that Count Capo d'lstrias intends
to convoke a new National Assembly, in consequence of the treaty
of peace. Meantime he canoes the operations to be continued
against the fortresses on the continent of Greece, which are still
in the hands of the Turks. Admiral Miaulis is now blockading
Prevesa with the Hellas frigate, while Admiral Sachtury, with
six men of war, blockades the Gulf of &lonia'. Count Au-
gustin Capo d'lstrias has left Missolongbi with a body of troops
intending to. advance against Athens. Prince Demetrius, with
another corps,is going to Etthes and a third is marching to Epirus.
According to letters from Code, Epirus is in a most melancholy
situation. The greatest anarchy every where prevails. Eight
thousand Albanians support the I'acba against the Sultan : and, as
they have not received any pay • for several months, the inhabi-
tants, both Christians and Mahometims, are subject to all kinds of
extortion.
From the Gazette de France.
PARIS, OCT. 30.
Their Sicilian Majesties arrived at Turin on the nd of October.
The King of Sardinia went a stage to meet them, and brought
them directly to his country seat at Agile.
The' Grand Duchess of Hesse Darmstadt died on the 24th inst.
at the Castle of Auerbach. The health of this Princess had long
been in a precarious state, but it was not supposed that she was so
near her end.
From the Allgemeine Zeitung, Oct.
VUTIII.II, OCT. 22 7BletkikpleS.lo2l; Bank Shares, 1,234.
' • 'Pamir
Five per Cents, 108 f. 25c. 20c. 13e. 2Se. 1 des. Sic.
Three per Cents, 82f. 75c. SOc. Sic. gag.
Bank Actions, 1,865 f.
Forman Fnttns.
. Neapolitan Rentes Cert. Faic. 91f. 10e.. Sc. 9l f. 90f. 90c.
90f. 80c. 90e.
Spanish Rentes
loyal Spanish Rentes,
4.
Interminable Span. Annuities, =life.
Hayden Lagar 350 f.
. • Excuanox on Lennox.
One month, 25f. 65c.—Three months, 25f. 50e.

The accounts from Liverpool this morning state, that
another week of extensive business has taken place in
the cotton market. and the sales during these last five
weeks have been IQ3-200 bags ; the import this
week is only 1832 bags, but the sales are 19-250
bags. The sugar sales of this week are 840 hhds. at
about the former rates. Nothing_ has been done in
Foreign.
The accounts from Manchester this day state that
the blanket trade, when compared with its stats for three
months past, may now be called brisk, and the looms
much better employed. The quantity of goods sold in
Huddersfield market on, Tuesday last yes larger than
usual, but.wages have not improve& At Haliflx market •
on Saturday the piantity of pods sof& was greater than,
sty previous market-day during these six months pail.
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