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troubles been appeased, .
• .phieed for attaining this great object.
•-• • The agitation still remaining, after such great dis.
orders, and the fear of new possible disagreements,
would engage almost the whole attention of the Go-
. • iernmerit at Napoli. It has, therefore, been resolved
to remove it to Egine, where it wfil be able, as before,'
• calmly to attend to the great interests of the nation, and
i• in a favourable situation to superintend and second the,
military operations, as they continue. But while the.
Government reform's to Egins; it will not forget the
necessky of maintaining tranquillity at Napoli, nor
neglect the rights and interests of that city, but take
• the necessary measures before its departure.
" Greeks !—The more the Government feels the im-.
portance of present circumstances, the more does it
• I =ease its •I .al. and ,activity, and attention, to sheer
i self worthy of your confidence ; but the more necessary
is it 'also that you should be ready to support. k, there;
• 'fate, calls upon you to shew sincere concord—aperfect
o'sedience—and to act as becomes men who are sensible,
• of the blessings of liberty, and wish to enjoy them.
• " All the Representatives oldie people, oho art not
present in the Senate, must conodtr that now .more
' than 'ever the Legislative Body has need of their
• presence, and the aid of their various knowledge, and
they must hasten to fulfil the sacred duties which Greece
his imposed on them. Every Gee& who, by tiouosel
or actions, can contribute -to the support of the laws,
• and the maintenance of order, is bound to•aid•-the Go.
• vesnment of the country in thir important task; but,'
•should any systematically turbulent individuals attempt
• at the present times to 'agitate the chizens, and thus
• prepare certain ruin for their country, they may -be as
• met that they will -not escape the punishment which
their wickedness merits, and •the Government viii
employ with energy the measures which circumstances
• and the laws command.
• " The Government has not onlrthe hope but the cer- ,
• tainty that the mediating powers will also co-operate in
• enforcing the measures which it may take for the main.
• tmance of internal order, against such enemies of their
country. and doubts not that the effort of the Greeks,
strengthened by their concord and supported by the be-
nevolent sentirpents of the powers, will be crowned
with a happy issue.
• " The Committee of Government. •
" GEORGE IHAUHOMICHALL
•JOHN M. MILAITIL
"JANNULI NAKO.
The Secretary of State for the Interior and Police.
.t A NASTASIUS LONDO.
• " A metope (same date)
" The &crewel for Foreign Affair,. •
f." CALARIKI."
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THE EVENING S'Xlttt.

LON 1)0N.
MONDAY; QC. rOBER 22, 1827.

STOCK EXCHANGIC, TWF.LVE O'CLOCK.

• Cowls; which left ar on Saturday at $7l I for the Account,
opened this morning at 871; but up to the present time, the
market remains without :any business doing—neither have we any
tonabat'inforanation concerning the affair* of Constantinople—and

, up to the present hour, there Is no &press from Paris. Ccussoh
- may be quoted at 117 (grilse Account, alternately biters sad sellers.
The Feeelin market is also in the same state of stagnation as the
• Britlsh market.

i Cumin Prices: Old 6P11114 10 i, Mexican 64 I, Colombian
rri 28, Portuvrelie 75, .11r 4sibau .59i 60, Russian 93 Danish
ilk 1, Greek Bomb 151 16.
CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

The Consul market remains in the same inactive state as in the
earlier part of the morning, and CUnsols may be quoted at 1174,
alteinateli Ismer* and sellers the 'thole of the morning.
ACCOSIAS from Batavia of the Bth July, vies Brussels. state, that
the 'moveable columns have had several engagements with the in-
•74onjoiito in the interior of the, Island. The troops oe board air
• Zeilowder have been landed at'Samarang, and were to proceed to
Saw.Tago, when all the Divisions were to be united.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
"Bank Stock 215 j • India Stock 256 i
Spiv Cie& Red. 461 lex div. Ditto Bonds 97 9$
t..sper.Ct..Cons.ll7j h South Sea Stock
31 per Cent. 11$1 Old Annuities •
31 per Cent. Red. 934. ex div. New Ditto
4 per Ct. New 1011 i £lOOO Fische+ Bill. 61 62
• 4 pee Cent. &rip ' .2500 Ditto 61 62
4 per Cant. 1926, 1021 I ex die.' £lOO and £2OO Ditto 61 69
. lan 46n. 194 9,16 ex di,. Consols for Acct. 271 j j
roasidn4 FONDS, TWO O'CLOCK
brasillanfida.t pet. 29$ Nes. Pond., 5 per Ct.
Do. Acct. MU 170.Lid5.1825,6 p Ct. 651
Cosombian Bonds, 6 p Ct. Do. Acct. 55j 3 SS
Ditto Bdo, 1.24, stlj Ituss.Bds,llii2, 5 pC. 934
Do. AccAll Do. ACCOIIII2t *Si
lids. 3 p Ct. 614 I Span.. Bak 5 p Ct. 94 114
' Greek illonds,lP Ct. French Rentes, 3 p Cta2f —e
Do.Bdis. ist2s,sp Ct. 16 Bachaage 25130 c
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK
11111411111 L PAID.
&suntan 35 20
Protector Alm 20 g

491
41 Is

Waaw Funs.—Pease. Ocr. In.— The per Cents. 101 f. 60c.
—ltem per Cents. 75t. 61c. Bank Bench, 2 001 f. !Sc.—N.4°-
Ikm Bente*. 76f. 70c. —Royal Spaniels 11.0 (16513% 01400. Ex-
, adage PI Loudon, one month, 2.2 f. 20c.—Three Usentb.4llsl. 10c.

The accounts in the Paris Papers of Friday are con•
tradictory respecting the settlement of the disturbances
in Spain. the Mositeur states, on the authority
of a letter from Bayonne, that the accounts from all
parts of Spain continue to be highly satisfactory. The
Journal de.s Debats, on the contrary, asserts that
atunerous arrests had taken place, and that the insur-
gents had condemned to death General ItosssoosA,who
had been sent to them by the Minister CALOMA nDr...
The proclamation of the Greek Government on the
treaty signed in London on the 6th of July, is inserted in
these Papers, which we have copied from the Aust,im
Observer, and an article from Trieste, while it con-
firms the taking of Vassiladi and Anatolico by Lord
Cocuassts, holds out an expectation of his taking pos-
session of Missolonghi, and insinuates that his early
proceedings had for its object the forcing the Greeks
to accept the armistice, which they had at first rejector].

Boston Papers, through tne Not th and South Amen-
can cafenauurse, have arrived to the 23d September,
containing the following from Hayti:
“ HAITIAN AtrAllis —Numerous letters purport-
ing to have been received from Hayti, continue to re-
present the affairs of the Black Nathan as extremely
ominous and sombre. The Bluish Coussl•General,
they say, bas left without taking leave of Boyce, being
disgusted with the prevalence of the French Wigwams

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nice their Independence." -
We have a hte ordeal from 1141ifax by the mail n
the 29th Sept. The KalifAz Papers of the 2qth Sept.
say, Betueen 200 and SOO sailors paraded through
Boston on •tl c 21st September, clamouring for higher
wages, and expressing their determination not to go to
soa fssr less than fifteen dollars per month."

The Papers by the Dutch Mail received ill's morning
give the account of an affair that took plsCe on the
30th August, between a detachment of the Russian
army nhdei Prince BAORATION, that were convoying
owe Artneniah'fimilies, and a strong body of Persian
cavalry:, in which the latter were defeated. We subjoin
the article, with other extracts horn the sane papers:

PETERSBURG HI, OCTORIII e.
• saws /ROM GLOM:II/14

Conforirfably to the:ntders of General Psekevritteh.
the detachment sent to Ourdaba3, under the command
of Major-General Prince Bagration, Mt that ple.e ott
the 18th of August, at eleven o'cloCk at night.-after
hiving taken" under its protection. Eskban Knew; and
-his brother &habit with their families. The
detachment proceeded to the.rillageof Akottli,i;wherc
it was kiined by 100 At meniin familie4. On igniting,
at eleven in the morning, at the village of Vanand, the
piquet rf the vanguatd perceived a patrole of the
enemy's horse, and in a tele moments, a body if
Persian c..v .I,y, uhich soon amdunted to Ahoot
three thousand men, covered the neighbouring heights.
On acc-unt- of the smell nutnhir of the detachment
Prince Bagration left the road to the enemy, and occu.

pied a strong position on the left. A sanguinary con.
!bet took place at this spot,' but the bravery of our
troops prevailed ; the enemy bring repulsed with *rear
ioss, retreated preciritately towards Oardatrad, bbt our
troops were so fatigued by the March, the eicesaive
beat; and the combat they had juA maintained, that
' they were unable to pursue the fugitt4es. Prince Ba-
gration then gave orders to the numerous convoy and
the Armenian families to advance by the defile of
Tcbalanan, escorted by a company of grenadiers; he
himself followei with the rest of the detachment, and
happily arrived at •tfre.camp of icatubaba, having fully
'succeeded in his expedition, the object of which was to.

deliver Eskhan Khan, who is entirely devoted to us.
'The toss olla Pertians was 80 men. On our side we
iad Captain Podoolsky,, Ensign Prince Tschevtsche-
vadzeff, both of the Regiment of G. enAdiers of Georgia,
And 18 met, killed ; Captains Libvenolf and Vieloff,
Ensign Lucrof, of the same Regiment, and 57 men,
wounded.

General Paskewitsch relates the' following acts of
bravery arhiar distinguished the action of Yanau4
Captain Podloulsky hid been grievonsly wotindsta
in advancing to support Prince Tschevtschevidzeff.
The Persians doubled their eforts to seize the Officer,
in order to cut off his head and make a trophy of it, ac
cording to their barbarous custom. The ►ubaltern
Kabakoff, aided by some grenadiers, succeeded in re-
pulsing the enemy, and carrying off their dying Captain.
On the other haid, Capt. Vreloff, who had attacked
the enemy with the tirailleurs, was also grievously
wounded at the head of his soldiers, whom he animated
by his example. - Serjeant.Major Yokovleff, of his
company, immediately rushed tot ward to his assistance,
and, seconded by some tirailleuts, rescued hii Captain
from the enemy, tarried him off on his shoulder, and
then _returned to save Ensign Lavroff, who h rd•been
wounded at the same instant. This latter who
was left for dead, was surrounded by the Persians,
one of whom was going to cot off his head, when Lien.
tenant Colonel Baron Fredericks, Aide-de-Camp to the
Emperor, seeing the danger to which his ofFicer ss as
exposed, hastened to the spot with a handful of soldiers,
overthrew the enemy, and saved Ensign Lavroff, over
whose head the fatal sabre was already raised.

His ImperiAl Highness the Grand Doke Constan-
tine will arrive here the day after to-morrow from War-
saw, to be present at the christening of the young
Prince. The sponsors are the Empress Mother, the
King of Prussia, and the Grand Duke Constantine.

The Grand Duke Michael passed through Lumen on
the SOth September, on h;s way to Warsaw.

ODESSA, Sarr.

The convoy which bad been expected for seve al
days arrived on the 21st and 2Sd instant. Theta were
fifty-sii vessels, viz. eight Russian, twenty Austriap,
nine English. and nineteen Sardinians, most of theist
performed the voyage in seven days.

I NO, I
at

Alge same
teLtinti any
' that his
Royal
improve
arc carrying an at Conbetl4ncl Lo.%e.

THR QUERN OF WURTRHBERG.
8111TIVARD, OCT. 14.-77 Mi Ganda attnnunees that
their MAJE.,TIILS are gone to Frankfort on the Maine
for the purpose of receiving her Nlfjeqy the Queen
Dowager of Wilerzusitae on her retina Ir. m Eng-
land. Their Manilas will return in a few clays.

'* '...-- ..-'9ll • . .
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eidcrillrthisi irttll do its utmost port the expert over that of the English ; botchy French easount4lrcillit . , , THE BING, its.
ess of. that Island giveleery different views of iffAil,, an( eti• ' :., . r. 44.011 • -.
SIM
'hi and lt, adin re ill convince. TV MDOOI. OCT. 2F,--.This foranooli ifiCiim
g sert thaelhe exclusivb acknowledging's, t of Hayden in-, ill
Household attendants, beard Divise%ervice
doe w 6 keparviNterests of the Gree nation are .-
dependpce by France is attenlkeldskith'tenefits to both I:lev:Ghapel Royal. Th# Pin. Mr. dridini ME
' diaillkirgsa ho necessary it is that the Govern.
nationsl thai the wade between tbem is prosecuted was TlielE iselias not been put frots•the
.oyal`L.Sdgi
. should be in a situation calmly to devote a great
‘. . . iss.Attemion to-tbe developetsent of those ins- spirit and advantage, and that Vrance enjoys an esclu :rhersday last, neither /las his ill,tltrry reeeiu
portant interests. The town of Napoli. though the late sive privilege over England and the United;States: she company since-that day. It is now especied il
troubles have been eppeased, is allowed not to be best fair . MAJESTY will Pass the whole of she win Cr at the
• • ..1....4 ris; attaininn this erect object. has a right to them, having been the first to.iecog.
. Lodge. Notwithstanding. alterations and ins
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