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liam Penn towards the Indians should be taken as a
model.

BRUSSELS, OCTOBER IS.
The Gazette of Dordrecht publishes accounts from
Java to the 29th of May. They confirm the state-
ment of the decrease of the malady, and state that it
was almost wholly conquered in the district of Sama-
rang ; but that 18,000 persons, mostly Europeans,
had fallen victims. Batavia and Sourabaya were
still infected. • The inhabitants highly praise file soli-
citude of the Governor-General, who would not quit.
the capital.
VIENNA, OCTOBER 6.
The negociations of the Ministers of Austria and
England with the Divan, to prevent a rupture, con-
tinue ; and it is affirmed that they have succeeded in
inducing the Porte to concede several of the princi-
pal points demanded by Russia.
FRANKFORT, OCTOBER 13.
,The increase of the Austrian troops about Como,
appears to have given rise, in the Canton of Tossion,
to an ill-founded report, that the Austrians were going
to occupy that Canton. The Council of the Canton
have published a Proclamation, to remove the alarm
which this false report had created.

French Papers of Friday last arrived this morning.
The following are extracts :
The latest bulletins state the Archbishop of PARIS
to be growing much weaker.
Count MONTHOLON, on landing at Calais, in the
night of the 17th inst. with his family, announced
that General BERTRAND would arrive on the fol-
lowing day.
His MAJESTY, by an Ordinance of the sth of Sep-
tember, has ordered payment of such share of the
compensation as had been made by the Royal Trea-
sury to the Department of the Somme, for their losses
during the military occupation in 1815.
The last news from Frankfort announces that the
King of ENGLAND would leave Hanover on the 23c1
or 24th inst. It is believed that his MAJESTY will
stop at Gottingen and at Cassel, and that he will not
reach Frankfort until the 28th or 29th.

By a letter from Frankfort of the 15th instant, we
learn that the negociations of the Court of Vienna
with the house of ROTHSCHILD, for a new loan of
considerable amount, is still carrying on. We are
assured that it will soon be concluded, and that the
terms will be highly favourable to Messrs. ROTHS-
CHlLD.—Constitutionnel.
Letters from Lyons, of the 16th instant, state that
all vessels arriving at Marseilles from the ports of
Italy were subjected to a quarantine of thirty days.
The news of the yellow fever at Leghorn arose from a
brief report that a vessel arriving there from Batavia
had introduced the cholera morbus and its accessaries.
Intellligence from Bayonne to the 13th, states, that
the prohibition against importing Spanish merchan-
dize is most rigorously enforced, and that no Spa-
niards are allowed to pass the frontiers without Un-
dergoing a quarantine in the lazarettos of Teuhsa
and of Behobia, even though they should be fur-
nished with passports and a ticket of health from
their respective departments.
A Proclamation has been issued at Turin to pro-
tect the States of Piedmont from the fever, by which
it is ordered, that no traveller shall enter that coun-
try from France, unless he is provided with a certifi-
cate of health from the French Authorities.
It appears by an article from Leghorn, that on the
14th ult. the Turkish fleet, consisting of thirty-two
vessels or war, had anchored in the road of Zaute.
From Trieste it is stated, that the Turkish fleet was
only fourteen vessels, and that they quitted Zante
ou the 17th, with the intention of revictualling Pre-
' vesa. The Greek fleet had quitted the ports of Idra
and Paxa, and an engagement was immediately
expected.
A letter from Nuremburg, of the 13th of October,
states, that Prince CA LLIMACHI, the Hospodar of
Wallachia, had been exiled from Constantinople.—
The Pacha of Bosnia had been obliged to send a de-
tachment of troops into Albania to reinforce the army
of Gourchild
In Bessarabia all was tranquil. The Russian troops,
in cantonments in that Province, had not made any
hostile movement.
A letter from Jassy of the 23d of September, states,
that on the 16th of that month, 5000 Turks, under
the orders of SELIHA Bay, had attacked the Convent
of Seck. The Greek garrison received them with a
well-directed discharge of musketry, which killed
II a hundred of the enemy. The Turks set the Con-
vent on fire, but the Greeks who had posted them-
selves in a small vaulted bastion, kept up a brisk
fire with such effect, that the Turks were obliged to
retreat with a loss of2ooo men in killed and wounded.
The richest Boyars had deposited their most valuable
effects in this Convent, which have been entirely de-
stroyed by the flames, to the value of several millions
of piastres.
Notwithstanding theFirman of the GRAND SEIGNIOR,
the Turks still commit every species of depredation.
The Nuremburg Correspondent mentions an engage-
ment between the Greeks and the Turks, on the 10th
ult. near Dorna, to the advantage of the latter.
It is stated in the same Paper, that the Court of
Russia insists upon two principal points from the
Turks: namely, the evacuation, by the Ottoman
troops, of Moldavia and Wallachia. agreeable to an-
cient treaties; and a guarantee to the Greeks. The
Porte is said to be willing to evacuate these princi-
palities; but there is some difficulty in arranging the'