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London, England, 1826-07-25 00:00:00

Rpm, in a letter truisv Augsburg, contain as alostract
6Oct:ins:ix:Old acoutst, &awn up b 7 Sir
times Witsiit,of The Reddy :tad ffielftel savings of
tbStinpeinr ALrzAi.mtA, during' the
~malady which
terminated in his .141312zsise's death. fa a letter from
Frankfort, and in other letters received at Ltotn's
coffee-houses; our Readers will see, with regret, that the
Greek pirates, forgetful of the benefits hitherto derived
from this country, are waging indiscriminate war with
all unarmed ships and ♦essels that, in this time of pro•
found peace, are so unfortunate as to fall into their
clutches:

FRANEFORT, JUL? 16. •
Statract of a settee from Smyrna, dated loth June. Se lobe as
the English continued to pour millions into the enters of the Greek
nation, the English Sag was venerated in all their seas : since the
English have suspended their subsidies, the Greeks treat them no
better than other nations. For this month past, all English vessels
that have arrived here from the ports of England have been pillaged,
their Captains insulted,lll4reated, rubbed of their private property,
their money, and even their clothes. All the English ships of war
stationed In the Levant are gone to pursue these pirates, who, in
genis'al, cruise between Cape D'Oro and Andro, because at this
season this passage is the most frequented by vessels coming from,
Europe. The son, of the English Consul here had on board one of
these ships v..luable articles of household furniture, which he bad
purchasid in London fur 40.000 piastres; the Greeks have taken
them all. Commodore Hamilton is gone to Syra, where the pirates
generally deposit their booty. The other ships of war will proceed
to the ports which are known to be the retreats of these pirates.
We learn from Spar by an account dated the sth, that Com.,
mode,* liarniltowhad met, near St. George di Schiro, 19 vessels
fun of pirates, known by the name of Liappi banditti of Romelia,
Commanded by Vasso Braouvich, of the Bouke de Cattaro, and by
one. Gusceotte, a Rumellot. These banditti, after having ruined
Zra, Andros, Tasso, Scbtro, and Schiatto, stripped the inhabitants
and committed a thousand atrocities and horrible excesses, were on
their Way to go and pillage some other Island. Commodore Hamill
ton has taken them all to Napoli di Romania, to be brought to trial.
LAUSANNE, Juts, 11.

Our fellow citizen Baron du Puget, ilurrian Councillor of State,
WI formerly Preceptor to the Emprror Nicholas, has offered to
char Sovereign a tribute of his respect on his accession to the
throne. The Baron has just received from the .fimperor an auto.
graph letter, in which, after speaking of the care with which M. du
Puget had attended to him in his, youth, his Majesty h pleased to
add flattering expressions, of esteem and regard. It is remit kW,
that two waives of the Payes du Vaud should have filled this noble
task, and hare had, in suecesssion, the honour of preparing two
Emperors for the throne.
STUTGARb, Juts- IS.

Tiffs Ttoyal flightless Prince Frederick Christian of Denmark set
ont yesterday for Switzerland.
AUGSI3UIIO, JILT Is.

The Supplements to the .411 genuine Zdtung of the 17th and ifith
of July, contain a very long and circumstantial account of the dis-
order which ended in the death of his Majesty the Emperor Alex-
ander, translated from the original Latin of Sir James Wylie, his
Majesty's Physician, and signed alsO by Dr. Stoffregen.
His Majesty it seems refused for some days to take any medicine,
ant appears. to have had a particular objection to leeches, which he
Persisted in prohibiting for two days, after they had been judged
.abssllutely necessary to save his life. Under date of the 14th Not.
we jimi Ids Majesty had passed a tolerable night, but he refused
leedliea; and Dr. W. began to fear.pulsed fever. His Majesty, how-
met, got qjt shaved,hintself. "When he had come down again,"
sayi DrW: "istreated iniAnd attempted to speak some-words,'
in which a certain confusion if Wen was perceptible. without any'
the connection of the ideas be desired to speak to me, and said,
Sr friend, what an action ! what a frightful action !'
01 This state f'lke mindlontinued about a Minute ; !IP at die same
time cast alerrible look tin me, and it seemed to me to be the first
Apt of Incipient delitlCM. ' Mow the emotions of the mind operate
iMproducing disease's !leave others to judge, but it is more than
proliable that they are among the causes of diseases. One of the
preceding days, his Majesty said to me, ' I wish you would direct
your attention to my nerves,• fur they are in very great disorder?—
! replied, I believe this happens to Sovereigns more frequently than
to other men. I cis Majesty answered, And in these times I have
more than ever reason .to experience this.
" Though here were no positive indications of imminent danger.
except continual and heavy sleep, which the Doctor judged to be as
dang.rous as constant waking, because it gives reason to fear a too
great an accumulation of blood un the brain • he wished to use se-
veral external applications, such as mustard paste. blisters, and
above all, leeches, but they were refused with displeasure.—
Firmly convinced of the advantage of leeches, I implored him to
allow me to use them, but unhappily in vain. I received for an-
swer—' I will not; leave me; I will not be disturbed, do not
torment me with your continual entreaties. I know very well
what hertz me or does me good; I ask only repose, solitude, and
At tranquillity.' I trust to the will of the Astaterv, and to my con-
stitution. At two o'clock in the afternoon the fever fit was more
violent than on the preceding day: At eight o'clock his Majesty,
contrary to the advice of his Physicians, sat up and fainted, but soon
recovered. Various medicines were offered, but the patient would
ant take a drop or a grain.
Nov. 15 (24—The szmptoms early in the morning were very
bad, and his Majesty in imminent danger, pulse 220, inn no deli-
rium. • Her Majesty the Empress ordered me to announce to
the Monarch the approaching end. Oh, unhappy that lam ! what
an /fiat ! His M.,jesty asked me, Is it come to that F I replied;
Yef. indeed,' and proceeded to particulars. At five in the
Morning his Majesty took the Sacrament. Hitherto. his Majesty
had refused to take medicine; now. at the .request of his Con-
fessor, and convinced of his danger, he consented; but, alas i It was
too late." The Doctor details the means he employed, among
which yeas mustard plasters,bot these the patient pulled off in anger
as soon as they began to draw."
'The remainder of the Diary, inchiding four days, 49th, 29th, SOth
Nov: and slit Dec. fantail:9 only the melancholy narrative of the.
progress of the disorder and the remedies employed, terminating in
his Majesty's death at fifty minutes atter tea a.m. on the Ist Dec.

It was this morning reported, on the authority of a
Greek Naval Officer, arrived from Hydra, overland bearer of
dispatches to the Greek Committee, that Trip*llssa has been
retaken from the Turks, by sterns, in which the Egyptians
lost a peat number of men. Admiral Alta vita has destroyed two
Turkish frigatek in the Dardanelles. He also adds, that since the
establishment of the new Government, again have taken a my
favourable turn ; and Admiral likaussa is waiting with his Seat to
lulu that of Lord Cocna.fage, whose approaching arrival has caused
great joy, and the Greeks are determined to die or torquer.

Letters from Madrid state th7t 11. Tossits is arrived
, there with Dew propositions for a loan, In junction wish owns Eng-
ILA home.

The apartments at St. James's Palace, we understand
are at present being prepared for the reception of His Harem,
who is expected in Town on Thursday/sem.
The Princess 4VOVITA took an airing yesterday, in.
her carriage and four, anit ppaid a •ialt to the Duke of Yoax, at
, sir, iiileassenum's Tina, at
Yesterday, Sir HaßaltaT TAYLOR transacted Military
business with eke Duke of Tout. The Royal Duke afterwards
took his daily ride, as usual, on horsebark, for some time.
Yesterday afternoon, at three o'clock, a Cabinet
Council was held at the Foreign (Ace In Dowsing street, which
was attended by the Loan Caaeomaos, and all the other Cabinet
bliaistais The Cabinet Coundl eestioued in close deliberation

1131teresty data post live o'clock:
The Earl of Ltvaapoot., Mr. Secretary Pan. and
Visentsat Mammal. au. to town from ape Priory, near Stan-
mire die own( the Earl of Assasaat, to attend the CAbinet.
The CHMILIitt.LOn of the EXCHIACILIt came to town
rfrom Charlton, Kent, the neat of Lady ENClUSSltAltsilllit, to at
tend the Cabinet Council. _ _ _

Yesterday the Cabinet Ministers dined wth Mr.
Secretary Pm, at Ms house in Privy Gardens.