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London, England, 1828-11-10 00:00:00

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Ditto National 2 5 10i
United Mesican 40 28 16
Guar'limi Fire Ass. 100 10 211
British Pock r.nd Patent Salt 10 7 3

Farwell Ferns, Nov. 7.—. Five perTenrs. It :f 2.1e.30e.
Three per Cents. 71f. 15e. 20e. Ifiek Stock, I
.t-,l;if. %Flee
Stock, 79f. ICE. Royal Spanish Loan, 73!. Ilaytian
Exchange on London, one moo at, pro., t 5! 91c.
Three months, piper, 25:. iSc.—:noney„ 9.if. Itic.—arri Alas.

The Freed: mail arrived Lae, by which we have ra
ceived-the following :

T()ULONT, Nov. 1.
I wrote you yesterday, thr.t the Trident, with. Aileen transyren,
were to sail immedi-tely, since svhich, counter orders have arrivrti;
the cause is not known. It is reported here that Itear,Atimud
Ilosamat. is going to the Mores to take the Command in Chief.al
that Vice-Admiral liner Is to retire to-France. There is to he
embarked on board ibe 'Trident, 400,000 francs.
EXTRACT OF A PRIVATE eIiTTER IA ROY, (CT. 42.

A confirmation has been rece.ived by the Baran°, of the Gets
relies, being in the provinces of Beira, Tres os- Monte% and the
11inho, Mille or them approached Oporto, where they had as es.
gagement -with the 22d regiment of the line; which was corneae*
defeated. Some of the wounded have already arrived in (sets
The garrisow of Oporto le continually under arms, to pet vallt lie
inhabitant, declaring again ageing Dee Mauer..

P.S. We have bad accounts from Oporto; confirming oar for.
mer information, adding that two companies of the Zed of the list
have gone over to the Constitutionalists. It is repined hers dut

1,200 soldiers, prisoners at Cascara, have made their escape; Ms
that tour vessels belonging to the squadron uff hiaderia have de.
clued for Mkrla da Gloria.
G I Sit A LTA R, Ocs. 90.
The fever still continues to rage with violence, and thrnnitay
are great sufferers. In the Military Hospital there are a vast saw
bee, which, the Doctors give it their opinion, cannot be cored"
On the tmb 0ct.—D.41,390 ; deaths 41. On the 19th—01,1,595;
deaths, 40.

Hamburgh Papers to the Gth instant were received
this morning. Their political contents are onimportint.
It is stated in an article from Constantinople, dated
11th ultimo, that some alarm was prevalent in tit
capital, from an apprehended scarcity of bread, The
Government, to avett luck a dreadful visitation, had
hired some Austrian vessels to bring a supply of cots
frtm Egypt; but whether the,e ships will to permitted
to pass the Russian squadron blockading the Darda.
'Wks, remains to b. sten. The Emperor NICHOLAS
his presented a golden sword to Count WORONZOW• as
a testimonial.of Royal gtatitua!e and g6od.will fit the
Count's services in the capture •of Varna. A 'tin*
resting upon no authority was prevalent at Warsaw aul
at Berlin, that Silistria had surtendered to the Russ;als.
The following me extracts :

CONSTANTINOPLE, Oost. li.
.Our capital enjoys the most complete tranquiflityoksigies btrii
has hecomn worse in quality and dearer and •dearei In pike. It
we do not soon get supplies of corn front Egyp:, a scarcity of bud
may be apprehended, which, under present circumstine,s,
while the Sultan is absent, excites great un.asiness.
The Government has hired sixty-eight ships, most of them As
trian, to bring corn as speedily as possible from Egypt.

ODESSA, Ocr.
His Majesty the Emperor has addressed the following rextiF
to Giant Woronzow, Governor General of Nrw Rus•ia and
arabia, on the taking of Varna:

Count Michael Semonowitscla! When I &led you some ail
ago front the Government of the provinces of New Russia to cas
the command of the army besieging Varna, I was convinced thal
your long eaperience in the art of war, and your exemplary ma
for the service of the country, would fully justify my ch.,cts MN
expectations have been fully justified. During the primes, of dis
siege our brave warriors were Constantly and every whets
encouraged by your example, and your judicious meassiNs have
prepared the happy success which has crowned their (Croat. T•
prove in a suitalez and distinguished manner bow I vs*
these new services, I present you with a golden sword, inicriard
" For the taking of V
May the sight of it constantly retinud
you of this event, so glorious to the Russian arms, and be a prof
to you of my sincere goad will and gratitude.
(Signed) NICHOLAS
Om board the Park, in the Road of Varna, 1 ith Oct. isas

COPENHAGEN, Nev. 1.
On this day, which is an occasion of the most heartfelt jny to tSe
whole kingdom. Isis &Lieber h..s made a great number of prom.
tions in the order of the Elephant and Danuebrog. The oty is f,'ll
of visitois, and we never remember to have seen it in such a tutulal
of joy as today. The weather is extremely hne, the streets sr*
crowded, and many houses are adorned with garlands and Invert.

STOCKHOLM, OCTO/Rll 27.
A sum of 600000 dollars has lately been delivered to the Co**
inkssioners of the public debt, being the surplus of the roams
above the expenditure of the year 1826.
It b *ad, Ait orders were dispatched last month to Admit!
Nordenskiuld to return imnsediately with his squadron irons the
Mediterranean. It he should not be able to get into Carlscromi
112010ilt of tho Wow of Us ono" if to 143chur at "btu"

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!Uhl BURGH, Noviutsta 4.
A report was in circulation at Warsaw on the 36th alt. and was
..believed at Berlin, that Silistria bad surrendered.
Borsenhall, 4 o'Clock.
Foods are firm. The reported fan of Silistria Is believed by
some. End of November.
Last Friday. to.day.
Anglo Danish Loan . . 591 59 9-16
Anglo Russian i.osn . r 90 901
Hamburg!' ditto . . • 841 85
Anglo Prussian Loan of 181$ 981 981
Austrian Bank Share,' . . 10118 • 1917
Austrian Metalligues . . 94i 95i
..-Hombsirgh Papers, November 5.

By the Dutch mail, we have received Amsterdam
Papers of Slturday's date; also Frankfort Papers and
the Algeinente Zeitung, each to the 4th instant. The
former do not contain any intelligence of the least in-
terest. By the latter we are informed that the Empe-
ror of Rtissra, was expected at Sr. Petersborgh from
the head-quarters of the army in Turkey. In the
event of the Turks not prosecuting the war during
the rainy season, the Russian Guards .are to recross
the Danube, and go into winter quarters in the
neighbourhood of Tulczyn. In the mean time, the
siege of Silistria will be prosecuted with the greatest
vigour by the corps under General WITTGENSTEIN.
Great preparations ate also making to fortify Varna in
the best manner, a number of artificers having been
sent from Odessa for that purpose. nese papers an-
nounce that Silistria was so hard pressed, that its f4ll
was expected to take place in a few weeks.
AMSTERDAM, Nov. 7.

The Fortitude has brought Batavia Papers that were wanting
to complete the series between the middle of May and the begin-
ning of June.
The military operations appear not to hive been important,
ereept that, according to a published report. the enemy appears to
have suffered great loss on the 14th May. Three principal Chiefs
bad made their submis.ion.—Anuterda Taper; New. 8.