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order bar! madifeited -thtisssetti4V.tss.: The ittb-
abthorities take all possible pterautioas to pievesst its,
spleadiog. Vonsicktrable-alarm is iseited by it.

VIENNA, June 17.
'According to letters from Polastcl, t'he Persians- are:
disposed( to profit by the war between Russia and
the Porte, to indemnify themselves far their lost.of
territory In their late campaign by, conquests in the
Turkish territory. According to these letters Abbas
Kir za bad .advanced tnwatds the Turkish frontiers, and
seemed to intend to march against fhp,dad. The Rus-
sian General Paskewitsch will, if this be true, have an
ally whose proceedings, if the intentionspf the Russians
are really directed against the Turks, must be very
alarming to the Porte, No news to this effect has been,
received from Odessa, and as news from ,Asi r must be
known earlier and more accurately in that town than
in Poland, it, seems advisable to doubt the fact entirely
till it shall be officially confirmed.—Algemeitte Zeiturs,
June 23.

ST. PETERSBURGII, Just 13.
lIIIW3 PAM THE ARMY IN TURKEY.
Bogasaa, Just T.
Yesterday his Majesty the Emperor renewed the
3d corps of the army, in a fine plain between the town
and the camp. The Emperor was accompanied by his
Staff, by the Duke of Mortemart,Ambassador of France,
Lieutenant General Dornberg, Envoy of Hanover, an.tl
M. de Thun, Major in the service of the,,King of
Prussia. The 7th, Bth, and 10th divisions of infantry,
with their artillerh and that of the 9th, with the third
of hulans and its hone artillery, defiled before
his Imperial Majesty, who w.s extremely satisfied with
the appearance and health of the men, and the good

condition of the horses.
Toe camp along Lake Yalpouk, on the summit of a
gen'le eminence, has a most picturesque appearance,
ind the order and neatness which prevails in it deserve
the greatest praise.
In the morning bis Majesty, atter receiving the most
satisfactory account of- the progress of the siege of ,
Brailow, which is vigorously carried on under the direc-
don of the Grand Duke Michael, went• to the place'
where preparations are making for crossing the Danube,
which, though delayed by the extraordinary inundation
of the river, will soon be completed, in spite of the
difficulties which our workmen have encountered,' in
erectin&a•dam, several wersts in length, at the bottom
of the deep overflowing of the D inube.
SIZOI Off BRAILOW, FROM THI 80TH MAT TO 20 JON&
In this interval the works on the land side have been
pushed With great success, and preparations made to
commence the third parallel. On the Ist, in the Morn-
ing, the file of all the batteries on our right flank was
increased,' and at seven in the evening a bomb blew apl
a considerable powder magazine in the fortress behitid
the centre gate. On our left several detachments of the'
enemy's infantry began to saUy from the place at seven
in the morning, and after they had assembled to Ali
number of 800 men, they advanced in anirregelrie hardy
'towards one of the batteries on our left' flank. - Soul* 4.1
railleurs of two companies .of the 38th regiment 'of
Chasseurs, which defended the battery, were
.sent to
meet them, and soon stopped their progress. A brisk.
firing of asufketry then commenced, and all the reserves
Of cavalry, with their horse artillery, advanced to take
the enemy in lank.
Meier Goosseif, who commanded the two companios
kef ClAissetirs in the battery, seeing that the Tarts vigopi
Airs* kept ni.the fire, attacked them and put them
to flight.
Wihad five men killed and 25 men whtindosc,
*mong whom there is no officer. The loss of tbeenemyl
Most have been considerable, for notwithstanding thel
tare with which shey carried off their killed and woundodpl,
seven remained in the field of battle.—Journal of St.
Petersburgh, Jane 14. . .
EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
Wpm, JUNI 13.--361.
Astamanass. Jose4T.-14061,—Tw0 months 1640.
Bv. Pargassuaas, Jena 13.-10 3-32.
Hammiest, Jost —(No, lists published on account of the
holiday). •
Longo, Awn 10.—Three months 614}-Two months 13
Bows, Jung 21. Three mouths 6 45i.
Cloustrwilst Julig 7.—Three months S. 6 14.
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At a lite hour this forenoon we received the Haw.
bnrgh Papers of the 21,th instani. We extract the
lowing :

_ - HAMBURG% Jun 27.
The Austrian Observer of the 1-9th, and .29th are
destitute of any political news. The Austrian Funds
keep up. • •I • r
Metalliques o,ll—Bank Shares 1,054. . A •
The report that the Emperor of Morocco has seot two
biigs to cruise against the merchantmen of the Han-
seatic Cities, in conseqUence of the •non-pa?snent of
tribute, appears to be moil and more confirmed.
The Turkish garrison of Belgrade is obliged, in con-
quence of the want of provisions, to work as caboniers
in the service of the inhabitants, and many of them are
said even to have sold their arms in order to purchase
food.—The Hainborgh Papers contain no news from
the theatre of war.

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Mr. STRAT7ORD CA,NNINCi is lily expectation of
setting out for Corfu. His courier is Miresent at Calais, waldag
Ms arrival. r • ' •
Thus day the new SWIDISII Ai*KAUAI:OiI transacted
business with the Earl of Aatneitts at the Foreign
10ffice. - His Excellent, •afierwayfde paid: his respects to
the Duke of Camaatoot. • - •- •• •
Since the death il 'the Earl. of CARLISLE, and: the
Duke of GoRDON, Earl FITZwriLIRM •is the only sin-
Tieing Peer'ishO enjoyed his titled et the accession of
Gam 11l his father having died in 1756. ' • '' '• .
. The Aollowing letter ha, been ?Waived in Glasgow by
a reipectabie mercantile hduse, he.eiy.*ot to a Memo-
rial. lately presented to the Lords 'oirdie'Treatury—
Germain—flaying ' faid Mire the ards Coastnissioners of
his ykodey's Treasury two Memdfla. praying that all goods Ml-
„mit may remain in tvareliMale 19, On yew front the Wilsons-
el
dos, I have it in command to . oplistiou, Milt my... Lords, by
their Warrant dated 19th MAME lame authorised the Com-
missioons of Cottons to pOrthit i 'lnlaid to camientin-vraris6
is. dli the 19th hisy, leamoiss like um; nabsasippagosti;Bo,4
I am, Gentlemen, tour obedient servant,
GEO. L DAWSON.
Theory Chambers, June 11, VIM