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London, England, 1828-07-29 00:00:00

FROM Till CIAZITTI De FRANCS, JULY 27.
VIENNA, Jim, 17.
• Our speculators have taken advantage of the news
of some troubles at the I'olicastro, in the kingdom of
Naples, to effect a fall in our fund., which had risen to
an extraordinat y height. The events at Policastro had
been transformed into an open revolt it the whole king-
dom of Naplei, in which all thk rest of Italy was said
to have taken. part ; but accounts, which are worthy of
credit, state, that the whole amounts to a troop of va-
gabonds, who had ventured proclaim the French
Constitution of the year nine, and to display the three-
coloured cockade. The authorities had employed the
most znergetic measures against the rioters, and two
regiments had sufficed to disperse the ill-diposed, who
have been arrested,and are going to be brought to trial 4
We have no recent news from the theatre of War.
The, official Bulletins reach us so ,late by the direct
route, that we receive them almost as quickly by way
of Berlin. This delay is ascribeB to a want of regula-
tion of the communication between Bucharest and the
right bank of the Danube, and to:the mitt less of our
quarantine, which is of three days' eoultinu.ince. Tree
progress of the Russians on the (Mier side of the D.
nube wiH furnish' means to remedy the first income--
nience.—Augibarg Gazette.
PARIS. Jour U.
Mr. S:ratford Canning arrived on the 12th July at
Leghorn, proceeding in all haste Io Ancona, and thence
to Corfu.
A squadron, commanded by Captain Cavalier, ar-
rived at Toulua'en ie 22d July ; it has brought back
our troops from Cadiz.

Thr borke de Penthievre, one of the sons of the Duke'
of Orleam, died to-day at noon, at the Chateau oC
Neuilly: This Prince was eight years and a half old,
and'died a a lingering complaint.
f The Journals of Naples, which. we have received ibis morn-
ing, state, in fact, that a band effuse Murtha, by no mean. nume-
rous, had assembled in a junta (cuesigira) in the mountainous dis-
trict of Valvo, but that they had met with no support in any of
the communes in the district, and that they bad already taken
Bight, when the pas irarmerie and the civic guards of the pro-
vince, and two companies of infantry, sent from Naples, came up,
and completely dispersed them.—Note of Gazette& France.

Fannie Faros.—Ftve per Cents. 105 f. 20c.—Three per Cents.
72f. 30c.—Bank Aetions.l.2llsf.—Neapolitan, 76f. 25e.—Spantsb°
(1823). 71‘1.—Etchange on Loittfonsone month, 25f. 25c.—Three
muosas, 251. 15u, •

Efi4AN PAPERS.

VIENNA, JULY 17.

Tberneeting of a Hungarian Diet, and a consider-
able levy. of recruits in that kingdom, are confidently
spoken of as likely soon to take place. Giurgevo still
continuei to hold out.'Private letters from Bucharest,
of the 4th inst. say that the Russian authnritiiiis bad.
arrested fifteen individuAls guilty of having designedly'
brought the plague to that city. The same letters .as.
Bert that the Russian troops had effected a landing near'
Varna.

The Emperor of Austria and his Court will remain
Int Baden tilt 'the 29th inst. after which he will repair
to his hereditary dominions, and return to Baden in Ebel
early part of September.
The same paper adds, that during his last visit to his;
capital some very important subjects were debated in
the Council, in the presence of his Majesty.
A levy of 190.000 men is confidently spoken of ; it
is also said, that aupia has invited Austria to take mi-
litary possession 'of Bosnia and Servia, pro tempoPe.
Both these assertions can, as yet, however, be only con-
sidered in the light of reports.
'FRODI ?HS VIStULA. Jac? 4.
The movements of troops in the Interior of Russia.
`have not yet ceased. In the vicinity of Moscow above
30,000 men are encamped, who have been raised for
the most part by the late levy of recruits. According
as they are trailed and equipped, they are marched in
detachments of 300. towards the south-western frontiers
of the empire. The number of regular Cossack corps
is said to have been increased very considerably, and
that a large part cf the reinforcements lately sent to
the army of the Caucasus consisted of troops of this
description.
. . GOTHENBURG, Jinx 10.

His Majesty left Christiania on the 10th, followed by
the blessings of the inhabitants. On the 11th his Ma-
jesty arrived by way of Mossat Frederickshall, where
he viewed the fortifications and the monuments ejected,
in honour of Charles XII. The day before yesterday
theerdent wishes of the inhabitants of this city were at
length gratified by his Majesty's arrival here, amidst
the enthethstic acclamation of an immense multitude.'
His Majesty leaves u the day after to-morrow, and
will probably arrive at Stockholm on the 24th, in the
evening. •
STOCKHOLM, JULY 18.
.A cargo of lobsters being lately brought to Carlsham,
seventy-four persons who bad eaten them were seized
with immediate sickness, with symptoms of mineral
poison. Mr. Smith, the Russian Vice Consul, and two
other persons, died. Search was made for the owner
of the vessel who had brought them, bat be had left,
and is not known. A.ship Captain, who was brought
up to the lobster fishing, and now resides at Carlsham,
says that when lobsters are to be sent to a distant part,
it is usual to parboil them, and to strew each layer with
1, salt and-a little mercury, to keep them fresh. This
seems to explain the mystery, into which the Crown
Prince has ordered a strict investigation to be made.
Several persons bait been taken ill, and one died in a
few hours at Cbristiinstad, where the master of the
vessel'sold the first part of his cargo.
PETSRSBURGH, lacy is.
The congregation .of the Lutheran Church of St. Pe-
ter, celebrated taday the first centenary of its foisnda.
tion, under the reign of the Emperor Peter the Great.
Rorie, already so rich in navigable rivers and canals.
bits just acquired a new means of communication by
the canal of Medoff, which, connecting the navigation
of the Baltic and the Black Sea, will prove highly ad-
vantageous' to the northern provinces of the empire.
The canal or Kiiiloff was completed last autumn, and
pened the fhb of Jene this year.
Up to the 9th el- this month, 010 ships had arrived
at Cronithdt.isioarnal of SEI. Petersurgh, July 12.
if4IGOB, Jus;v
"The' Spanish Consul at Antwerp has given notice,
that hka Sovereign has revolved that the Spanish Con-
sulate on Antwerp shall be abolished, and•he seers all
persons who have sotnniercial connections with Spain
to the Brito/sh'Mlnizter it Our Coot, a to the CoAsel-
Gaitta st Ansiciium. •
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