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London, England, 1826-10-16 00:00:00

Colombian
Real del Monte

Ditto New 400 250 260
United Nie:icon 40 25 11
Protector Fire 20 2 1i
Provincial Bank of Ireland 100 20 16
EXCHANGRS.
Airwoman, Ocr.l3.—On London, 40. 6. 2M. 40. 3.
liansuaott, Om 10.—On London, 36. 11k. 2M. 39. I.
Sr. Prraassuano, Sort. 29.—0 n London, 9 15-16.
Linestc, OCT. 6...130 London, 3 M. 6. 17i.
BMUS, OCT. 7.—On London, 3 M. 7. 01.
Vain's, Sax. 30.—0 n London. 3 M. 10. S.
&reclaims, San. 29.-75 days,l2 IL DoIL 40 Sch.
FRENCH FUNDS, PALI% Ocrosaz 13.
Five per Cents. . . . 96f. 65c.
Three per Cents. • . . 66f. 70c.
. Bank Actions . . 2040 f. —c.
Renter de Naples . • • 73f. 65c.
• Royal Spanish Loan . 461 f.

Accounts received at Havre, from Caraccas, dated
tho 28th August, state, that General Patez has sub-
mitted, and order bas again been reestablished. It is
also said that foreign trade has nothing more to fear
from public events.
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Datch Papers to the 14th, and Hamburgh Pipers to
the 11th inst. have been received, from which we ex•
tract as (allows:

PETERSBURGH, 81117101=11 27.

His Imperial Highness the Grand Duke Constantine
• is expected in this capital about the middle of next
month, and as soon as the Emperor returns from Mos-
cow, he will accompany his Majesty to Warsaw, where
his Coronation as King of Poland will take place. It is
not known whether the Empress Alexandria will accom-
pany his Majesty to Warsaw.
We expect in a few days the positive answer required by our
Court, respecting the hostile invasion of our territory by Persian
marauders, who, as we bear, continue to advance.
ST. PETERSSURGH, Ssminsma 99.

29th.— His Maje4y has granted the request of Prince
Wolchonsky to be allowed not to enter on his functions
as Minister of the Imperial household till his health shall
be perfectly recoveted ; Prince Gallitzin acts for him
in the interim.

The last accounts received from General Yermoloff,
remove all doubts respecting the hostile intentions of
the Persian Court towards us.
The 29th August (10th Sept.) Gen. Yermoloff trans
mitted the following details to the Chief of his Majesty's
staff. The enemy occupied Elisabethpol, and a part
of his cavalry bad advanced to the station of Schem-
sehadel, where it had joined about 2000 of the revoked
inhabitants, and a troop of cavalry from Erivan, sent
by Prince Abbas Mirza, with Alexander Cyarewitsch,
of Georgia, who had gone over to him to excite a revolt
in Cakhetia.
Major Gen. Prince Madatoff, who was posted on the
river Axtapha with a detachment, crossed it during the
night to surprise the enemy; but on approaching at
day-break the position they had occupied, he found that
they bad decamped, and perceived their columns posted
on the heights. A battalion and a few cannon shot
dislodged them ; but the General having but few horse-
men. could not follow up his advantage. However,
the Armenians inhabiting the neighbouring villages, in-
tercepted a body of the fugitives. ldestapha, formerly
Khao of Scherevan, who placed himself at the head of
the insurgents, sul►ported by the Persian cavalry, had
made himself master of the village of Axa, but has been
expelled from it with loss by General Krabbe.
Sourkhai, formerly Khan of Kazchoumyk, sent by
Abbas Mimi. could not penetrate int• his ancient do-
minions, thanks to Major• General Asian, Khan, who,
faithitil and devoted to Russia, has sent us his eldest
son, with a reinforcement of 300 horse.
The inhabitants of Akouschine, far from listening to
the perfiiious insinuations of Abbas Mirza, have sent
to General Yermoloff the proclamation by which he
excited them to revolt. Abbts Mitzi has completely
failed in his attempts to excite a revolt in Dagt.e,tan
The Sardar of Erivan, whe expects with consider-
able fame the arrival of Abbas itlitza, has hitherto
remained inactive.

Tne Pers ans retain at Erivan our Ambassador,
Prince Mutzikott, and all the persons belonging to his
embassy, as well AS those of the preceding mission, and
all intercouve with them is nue, ruyted.
The accounts from lo•cow, dated the 224 of September, contain
orals particulars at ktes, tbeatrkal representations, &c.