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MONDAY, JANUARY 26. 1829

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Bast Steck .01,1 e 41i Indio Bonds*
3 per Ceilt.Std. aitj th Sea Stock
S per Ct. Cons. ittie Id• ;,"'"r Oki Annittla
si per Cent. SILLi 961 -2 New onto
3i per Cent. Red. IRA , &non Reekeq.Bills KS
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4 per Cent. ISM 104 I lint and 4100 Montt 0
Lenz Ann. ID 1.16 10 hadhi /et Met.
India Stock Catietds for Acct. NI I
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The Paris Papers of Friday; and the &sedge de France
dated Saturday. have been received. They are still
occupied with discussions on the state' of the Ministry,
and the person most likely to be selected for the De-
partment of Foreign Affairs. The arrival of Prince,
P..L106A0- in Paris. is announced, and the Antrim' dee
Debate still asserts, that the Prince's visit is connected
exclusively with the important negotiations which he
has been carrying on in London, and that the post of
the Minister for Foreign Affairs will befilled.befure the
meeting of the Chambers. which takes plat, onTuesdig.
These papers contain a ternomtrance on tite.46blect of
the proposed boundaries of Greece, add which points
out, as the true and natural boundaries of Continental
Greece, the northern mountains of Thessely on the one
side, and the course of the Arms and .tbe bills that
crown its banks on the other. This line. it is observed,
for rued the real boundary if ancient, and it ongl.t also
to form that rf modern Greece. The 'lemon trance
does nut touch on the question of the island'.

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We have received this morning German Papers to
the 20th instant. neir contents, as sill be seen from
the subjoined ersacts, do.not posseu any general im.
portance:

ANCONA, Dee. tn.
Letters from Ogre say that the Pacha of Rare was lading corn
for Constantinople. French merchantmen are reported to have
purchase:sit in Alexandria corn for the Mores.
FRONTIERS OF SERVIA, Jam 3.
The following is an extract of a letter frum Sophia, anted 15th
December, to the Agent of the Pae.ba of 'Belgrade
" Your last letter, Ist December, has been fourteen days in
coming to my bands; the letters front Constantinople are equally
lo'ng on the w .y, and I eau imagine that you must be in great
embarrasimont respecting the conveyance of ammunition and pro-
visions. The snow has covered all the mania a great depth. and
where a peewit COI hardly go on fax kis impossible to convey
Military stores. lie easy, therefore. and do sot fear any responsi.
baby ; the Pasli..chib bees with his own eyes that not, you but the
elements are the cause that his conunmds are not abr.& and his
sense of justice requires only what is possible. Nail conviction
prevails at Constantinople of the impossibility of sending convoy*
by land in this season.
• Though the supply of the capital with provision ',steered for
three months. that of the troops in the environs is net included;
they are scantily lepplkd from the magazines. The enemy has
cut off all supp;ies by sea, and tries every means to cause distress
in the capital, and consequently disturbances. Unhappily,, there
are turbulent persons enough here, and Gem avert any disasters is
tbe field. which is all they are waiting fur. You have dune well
to induce the Pacha to glee information to the Teellau•ab
that no reproach may attach to you. I will do all I tan here
for your advantage. only let me know exactly every thing you do:
If there are any news which it may be important to know, spare
no expense, bet send them to me immediately ; I shall de the SAMS
on my side. What you tell me of the armaments was already'
bnowsthere. Two annaments are going on, and the next cam-
paign will be more bloody than the brat. A wooden building has
been erected here. in which the soldiers are trained; similar build-
ings have been erected a; Adrianople. and Constaittinople—the
titter of which is said to be able to contain 4,000 infants*. Were
it not for the want of mon y no uneasiness would be perceptible,
fur there are bands enough to fight, but sane to pay."
VIENNA. JAM 14.-.-NietalliqUeSi 981 r; Dank Shares, 1.096.—
Awning Zeitersg, Jen. 19. •
VIENNA:3ms. 13.
The Directors of the Bank have published their ball-yearly
Report, by which it appears that the dieidecd for the last 11..1f year
of MIS was paid in the meeting of yesterday, it 33 florins per
skate. Derides this, the sum of 125,871 Burins wai added in 1828
' to the reserve fend of the establiahment.—AnstriessObserwar,Jan. 14.