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EXCHANGES.

Aanrritaim, Nov. 2—On London, 11 93. 2 M. 11 90.
Hamm:nen Oct. 30—On London, 36 2. 2 M. 35 11;.
Loma, OCT. 26—On London 3 M. 6 14
Brow., OCT. 27.—0 n London, 3 M. 6 251 i.
VOTIMA, Our. 90—On London, 3 M. 9 36.
Br. Pmaaseaov, Oct. 19—On London, 3 M.lO 13.39.
Fames FOSOI• —Pasts, Nov. S. Five per Cents. 101 f. IlSe.—.
Three per Cents. 71f. 60e. Bank Stock, 2,003 f. 7k. Bzchange
on London, one month, sm. 15e. Three mouths, 1136

Letters by the French Mail, which arrived this morn;
ing, state that a list of the new Peers of France was to ap-
pear as yesterday, and it is understood to be numerous. A
partial change of the Ministry is talked of at Paris. Ac-
counts of the 11th October have been received in the
above Capital from Constantinople; all was quiet then,
and no news. •

Accounts from Madrid of the 2Sd October state that
the Queen was expected there on that day, and would
depart on the following day for Valencia. It appears
by the said accounts that a serious misunderstanding
had taken place between the Minister of War and the
General in Chief of the Army of Catalonia Count
d'Emsone, the latter having made a complaint to
ZA MIRAN°, who promised that he should have an army
under his command of twenty thousand men, but on
commencing his operations he only had from seven to,
eight thousand men; in consequence of this misunder-
standing Count ZAMBRANO demaaded his resignation of
the King of SPAIN.

By the Dutch Mail of this morning we have received
the Jountal de N. Petersbarg4, containing further ac-
counts from the Russian Army in Georgia down to the
27th September. Ns mention is made in this Journal
of the reported defeat of the Russians on the sth of
September, by the Persian Army, under A BIAS MIRZA,
which we gave in our Saturday's impression on the
credit of letters received in town from Persia. The fol-
lowing are extracts
ST. PETERSSUROH, 0cr.15. _ _

The ceremony of the baptism of his Imperial High-
ness the Grand Duke Constantine Nicolaeovitss.l took
place yesterday.
By an Order of the Day of the 14th October, the
Emperor has been pleased to appoint his Imperial High-
ness the Grand Duke Alexander this Majesty's eldest
son) to be Alaman of all the Cossack troops.
Ocs.2o.—NEWS FROM THE ARMY.

GEORGlA.—General Pa,kewitsch having received
from Lieutenant General Kt assovsky information that
Abbas Mirza had arrived near Erivan with a consi-
derable force, and the account of the battle fought on
the 18th (30th) August, near Etchmiadzine, left his
Camp at Karababa the 27th (Bth Sept.) to go to hisielief
with the whole regiment of the Guards, those of the Gre-
nadiers of Georgia, of Infantry of Scooevan, the 7th ofl
Carabineers, the regiments of Hulans of Tchougerey elf
of Dragoons of Nigui Mogorod, of the Don Cossacks of
llovaisky Schamscheff, and Karpoff, and 30 pieces of
cannon, leaving at Karababa the other troops of the
principal detachment under the command of Lieutenant
General Prince Eristoff.

These troops landed on the 10 h Sept.at Nakhitchevan
and begat their march towards Erivan on the 11th.—
Meantime word was brought that Ali Naghi Mirza
and Hassan Khan,were encamped near Tehors; in order
to binder them from harassing the rear of the detach-
ment of General Paskewit,ch, Prince Etihtoff, who
remained at Karababa, received orders to fall back on
Naithitchevan,: and to affect some movement on Ma-
ranch, 'FL hors, or Malmo, according as he should find it
possible.

On arriving with his detachment in the district of
Scharour, the 12th of September, General Pa,kewitsch
le4rited that Abbas Mirza was still encamped Pear
Erivan on the Zanga, above that fortress. On the 13th.
141, 15:h, and 161 of September the detachment con-
tunued to advance without opposition ; parties of the
enemy's cavalry watched its motions, but did not pass
over to the left bank of the Arazes.

Oa the 17th General Paskewitsch arrived with his

detachment at Etclirniadzine, where he found Lieut.-
General Krassovsky. News was received that Abbas
Mit za had quitted his position on the Zanga, and gone
to the Castle of Karakaiy, on the Araxes, 15 wersts be-
yoni Sardar Abad.
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Ott' the 18th Lieut.-General Krassovsky advanced
from his camp at Djanghill towards Erivan, with the

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first division of the park of heavy artillery, the other
tyro divisioes of wbicb soon followed him.
A considerable portion of the inhabitants of the pro-
vince of Eritrea having taken the resolution to join us,
their envoys waited on the 20th September on General
Paskewitsch, requesting him to send troops to meet
them, and offering him some hundred chetwerts of corn.
General Paskewitsch accordingly left Etchmiadzine
with his whole detachment, whieh he reinforced with a
battalion of the regiment of Kabarda, to approach the
Arazes towards the salt mine of Kolpi, near which
almost all the inhabitants of the province of Erivan
were assembled in the mountains.

On the 22d September this detachment passed the
night in the village of Kale Ankh, where Oussoup Bek,
Chief of Kolpi, accompanied by the elders of the Ar.
menians of Kolpi Aschtarak, Ouschagan, and some
other villages, waited ooGeneral Paskewitsch to assure'
him of their zeal for the service of the Emperor, and to
inform him that there were at Kolpi 500 chetwerts of
wheat and barley belonging to the Persian Government;
they also proposed to sell him 400 chetwerts of wheat
and some hundred head of cattle; in consequence of
these offers,General Paskewitsch ordered Lieutenant Ge-
neral Count Suchtekn to go and examine every thing
on the spot, and to get a supply of corn and salt forzhe
camp, giving for the purpose eleven companies or in.
fantry, six pieces of cannon, and all the cavalry (eicept
one regiment of Cossacks), which he was to employ in
removing the wheat and the barley.
Abbas Mirza, on learning the movement of General
Paskewitsch, had descended the right bank of theArazes,
and stopped 70 wersts from Etchmiadzine, beyond the
marshy stream called Karasson, opposite Dervalon,
whence he intended to retreat still farther in that direc-
tion. Khoi•General Paskewitsch has resolved first to
attack Sadar Abad, and not to besiege Iravan till after
the surrender of that fortress. News has been received
that the siege of Sadar Abad was begun on the 27th
September.—Journal de St. Peterabwrgh, Oct. 20.