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coming from Greece to Naples, are to remain during the time of
their quarantine. It is said they have already left Greece.
. , W A RSA W.' Dec. ft.
His Imperial Highness the Grand Duke Constantine arrived
here on the sth instant from St. Petershurgh. There is no founds-
don whatever for the reports circulated in foreign Journals, that
discharged Poll.b bilkers wire again to be employed. A vety
large quantity of new ducats having been sent to this city from
Hamburgh, they are so depreciated that they cannot be disposed of.
SWITZERLAND, Demises 4.
At length, on the 18th of October, after a most strict investiga-
tion, sentence was passed on the prisoners implicated in the attempt
to poison Messrs. Quadri sod Pioda. The documents have been
printed by order of the Government, and show to what excesses
men may be led by hatred and ambition.—Frenkfert Popers,Dee.ls.
FROM THE ELBE, Dsc. s.
Hopes are still entertained that the disputes between Hanover
and Brunswick will be arranged by the intervention of a third great
Power, which takes great interest in the matter, without any reso-
lution being taken by the Diet. At kart It seems quite certain that
this has been again delayed, and it is thought that the mission df
General Von Buttlar, from Brunswick to Vienna, has been occa-
sioned by the renewed ne*ociations for an amicable agreement, and
its object is to promote their success.—Nuremburg Correspondent,
Dee. 14.
VIIIMA, Dec. 9 and 10.—Metallignes, 94.—Bank Shams,lo96.
Zeilting.

The Mexican Mail has arrived—left Vera Cruz on
the 6th of November—by which we have accounts of General
Saaeva. Anna having abandoned the fort of Perot*, by the advice
of his friends at D,lexico, and bas taken the field. The following
are extracts:
711011 THE Valli can PAPIRS 07 TUT, STU WaTTUTeu.
The Spanish squadron has been taking in provisions at Santiago
de Cuba, with the intention of proceeding to invade Yucatan. This
information was received at Vera Cruz from the Authorities at
Yucatan. A ball took place at Vera Crux on the 4th November,
to celebrate the capture of Perote, which SAIrtA ANNA bad aban-
doned. On the 24th of October SANTA Anna addressed a letter to
Colonel LZON, inviting him to second his enterprise: his letter is
dated from Tehucan. He states that the force he brought with
him from Perote amounts to 800 infantry, 300 cavalry, and six
pieces of artillery, and that be made this movement in consequence
of the advice of his party at Mexico. Generals R Kayos and
Ca'meson are stated to be within seven leagues of Tebncan, with
1,500 men; Colonel Gomez has 750 in front of Perote; and Gen.
VALDITISO will have 100 in about four days.
Mexico, Oce. 22.—According to the letters of the last poet, it
appears that the Republic enjoys tranquillity, with the exception of
the neighbourhood of Perote, and the points where SANTA Anna
bad presented himself levying contributions.
--Ns.—

HALIFAX, Dianna& 3.
The Chebuctu arrived last Saturday morning; but
the weather being hazy that vessel had anchored, and his Excellency
Sit Pease:sum MAITLAND had landed in private before his arrival
was generally known. His Excellency assumed the command of
the garrison, and on Saturday afternoon proceeded in state to the
Council Chamber.
--Nom.-- - -

We received last night the Paris Papers of Friday,
and the Gazette de France dated Saturday, the contents
of which are not of mach importance. Respecting the
consequences attendant upon the termination of the
campaign its Tut key, they afford no information in strl
diiion to what we have already laid before our readers.
There is an able article in the Courier Francais on
" the political Orison of the East," in which the forces
of the contencling parties and the views of neutrals seem
very fairly estimated. The complaints of Russia against
the Porte, are said to be " for the greater part pretexts
for war." The article we allude 10, will be found in our
front page.
We have received Rio Papers to the lit November.
The Diario Flundnense of the 28th, 29th, SOth, and
31st October, contains no news whatever. It does not
mention, or allude to their relations with Buenos Ayres.

By reference to our Corn Market report. our Readers]
will perceive that wheat has experienced a decline of
ss. per Quitter since this day week.

CITY. TwitLys o'CLocc.

We have a number of arrivals this morning, as a Mail from
Vera Crux, of the sth of November—from Lisbon to the 14th of
December—and Halifax to the 4th of December. The arrivals
front Vera Crux appears to be the most important, as SANTA Anna,
who was expected to be taken prisoner, has escaped the Mexican
troops, as is again in the field.
By the French Mail, arrived this morning, it appears that the
Commissioners have made their report on the reduction of the
discount from four to three per cent. an adjournment was proposed
to the 15th March, and carried by a large majority.
The accounts from Varna are contradictory, but it appears that
General Roam ie in that place, with 12,000 men, and expects to
keep it until the spring.
From Madrid, of the 9th inst. they write that the Russian and
United States Ministers have had an interview with the Spanish
Minister of Foreign Affairs, on the subject of the recognition of
the South American States.
Consols opened at 87i i for the Account, with little er nothing
doing. Mexican Stock his somewhat declined, *wing to the on-
unfavourable news from that quarter.
CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK
Extract of a pri4ate letter from Mexico, dated lit Nov.—" The
insurrection of General SANTA Aiwa appears tube quelled, and en-
tirely at an end. The Castle of Perote has surrendered on capi-
tulation, and Generals Ramos and CAl:Lawton are close in pursuit
of Sanwa Anna towards Caxara, and his total defeat may be daily
expected. The Galatea frigate has arrived, with a Mail from the
Brasile : kft Rio on the Ist November. The Swallow had ar-
rived from Buenos Ayres, with the ratification of the peace, and
was to sail for England. The Exchange had failed) at Rio to 51
to i, owing to the great demand for bills on London."
Consols have continued at 17* 4 for the Account, alternately
buyers and tellers, with little doing.
The private letters by the Lisbon Mail do not bring any accounts
of the death of Don bilsouxt,.
Ts the Foreign Market, Brazil Stock has lowered one per cent.
and Mexican from 4 to one per cent.

Yesterday morning, as Mr. Cons, the organist of ISt.
Saviour's, Southwark, was proceeding to perform his duties at that
Church, he fell down in the Borough•ntarket. He was instantly
conveyed to the lism's Head public house, and surgical assistants
was immediately procured, but it was of no avail, fee the vital spark
was extinct.
BA Raxmons, the inventor of the new Pantomine, at
Drury-lane Theatre, is most sanguine in favour of his bantling of
the present year. Srasegeto has put forth all his powers in the
execution of the great variety of scenery which is intended to ac-
company the pantomime.
FAwcwrr and FARLEY, the inventors, and ROBIRTS
and , the effective scene painters, have been occupied during
the last three months in preparing the Christmas Pantemine—of
the excellence of which those in the secret speak with unqualified
praise. They even go so far as to anticipate that its success will
rival the famous " Mother Goose."
The Wyndham Club have taken possession of the
mansion of the Earl of Btsanrron, in St. JamPs's•square, with its
superb furniture and fine library of modern books, which the Com-
mittee of Management have hired front rdShip for three
years, when be tern return to England.