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at Corfu, have little effect. will, in Clime, drive half
the sailors to piracy or Mehemet All's fieet for subsist-
ence. A clique prevented from sailing ilatiist the night
is deprived of one, often of two days' taboos', and tlie,
profits of the trade at present ate hardly sufficient, to
exist by.
The author of these regulations is universal lg sup-
posed to be the Count Viario; and as it is exactly the
system against which he objected in the lonian Islands,
it may be his daing. The system seems to suppose
that the people were created that laws might be made
—not that all useless laws are the most dangerous op-
pression. It should not be necessary to repeat at this
day that the governed were nut made for the pleasure
of the governors, brit the governors appointed and paid
fur the service of the people, as Count Viirio used to re-
marks in allusion to the easy manner in which the Eng-
lish execute their work at Coda.
The quarantine regulations here, likewise, are not
adapted to preserve the health cf. the people, but to
show that the author knows how to compile a Sanitary
Code—for example. English men of war from Smyrna
are put in twenty-five days quarantine ; while a Greek
cruiser. whb visits all vessels off the port, returns in
pratique.
I have, heard a story in Germany, which, perhaps,
affords a clew to the explanation of this system. Toe
Amtmann of a small village kept a numerous herd of
swine, and was in the habit of frequently changing his
swineherd. On the evening aft& such an event, ail the
neighbours were invariably aroused and kept awake all
night by, the new swineherd, whO was placed in a large
court, with.a long whip, in the midst of his family, and
proceeded lashing them with. the greatest fury, end
calling out as if haranguing them in low Oerman, to
'which they recanted cries equally discordant. Next day
the swineherd and his pigs proceeded to the forest. and
it was observed that these pigs knew their keeper.% voice
better, and were more obedient than any pigs in all
Germany.
In conclusion allow me to say, that I believer nd
calumny. can be greater than oda which I regret to see
has found its way into the public prints—that Capo
d'lstria favours lius?ia unduly ; it was invented' at
Corfu. I &incest', believe the errors of the President
Woo from want of information or judgment, and that
his intentions are honest and patriotic.

I hue the honour to be, &e.

FRENCH PAPERS.

HAM TUN OAZITTE De YRANCI, NOV. 4.
PARIS, Nov. S.
Mr.Haskisson, late Minister of the Colonies, and one
of the most distinguished members of the House of
Oussenons, arrived at Paris yesterday.
The Committee of Commercial Inquiry held a second
sitting on Friday evening, at which all the members
were present. They were particularly engaged in de-
termining the series of questions to be examined. Tare
first two are those relative to iron and to sugar. Two,
special Sub• Committees, each composed of three mem•
bens, were chosen to class and arrange the several tae-
Moire sent to the Minister of Commerce, or fo the
COlllenittee.
FROM Till 1111811AGSK LES CHAMNItlith NOV. 3.

OD. SSA. Om. 17.
All the inhabitants of the town of Odessa are full of
joy on account of the taking of Varna. which had been
so long espected. The more obstinate the resistance
was. the swore glorious is the conquest., A note, written
on the llth, the same day that the fortress surrendesed,
by Count Nesselrode to L')rd Heytesbury, the lititish'
Ambassador Extraordinary, who had remained here,
made the public acqoainted With this surrender of one
pt the most impostant bulwarks of the Ottoman empire.
It is also reported that Omer Vrione bad no alternative
but to surrender or to fall back to SchuMli.
The members of the diplomatic body, who had sailed
from this port for Varna, entered the road of the latter
place during the negotiations with Jussuff Pacha, and
thus were witnesses of the triumph of our brave troops,
to whom the Emperor has testified his gratitude in a
special Order of the Day.
SESSLIN, Om 20. "

Accounts from Seres, of the 10th of Octobers say
that a division of Russian ships of war bag appeared
before Saldnicha. to blockade that port. •
VICIINA4 Om U.—Metallic/ties, 941; Beak Shares, 1,092.
Vilma Foams.-Pasts, Nov. 3.—The per Costs. 10.51. 94e. 110 e.
115 c. Thee per Cents. 741. 90c. 15c. 10e. Bsok Stock, 1.9401.
Bastes de Nsples, 79f. 30e. Royal Spanish Loa., 7911. Haytias
• LW. 6351. e so Leodas, ate wench, paper, SU. 25e.
.1110111,1411.4 90e. Three *no, parr. VClk. ; saariey, !Sl.tere
ansiaratimie. •

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LONDON.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1828.

PUICB OF STOCKS
gamic Stock

AT • TWO" WCLOCIL
Sodas Buse YS S

3 per Oent.lio4. 6111 1 • lima Sea Stock
Spey Cuevas. Nth 1 e Old Annuities
3}iper Cent. 314 • 3 per Cent. 1751
91 per Cent. 1144.94 j Atifooo Backe* HUls 75 6
per Cc. Nevr.lo9l 1 1 ,4500 Ditto 75 6
4 per Cent. 1626, 104 j 1100 dui £2OO Ditto 76
Long Atom 19 1 5 16 India for Acct.
Lea Stock • Goals for Acct.' 831 1
FORRItiN FUNDS, TWO OTLtit:lL'
Olio Ski 100. 64 Do.ACci. 331 I
IP& 'Amt. 641 Pon rg.leils•SpC.
CMOs Bonds, 6 per Ct. 261 :Do Acct. 541
a dentition lid., 0 preCt. 17 Russ. 1141092.5 pCt. 93J 1
Dania DJ.. s pCt. 611 1 Spanish lids 5 p Cr.l le ini
11a1t Bds. ip-Ct. 4151 lientes,s pC. 1051
•
Dita.tida,tanifolp Ct. 1 Exchange 25130 c
BRITISH AND fdltitlGPi SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK
IMAM r. 4 so.
300 300
35

Dolmas.
Brazilian

• 430 420 425
63 64 65
170
611

r , •

400 400
100