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TITISCA. TWIiLVE O'CLOCK:.
chneids. which We'd, yesterday at 834, opened this morning at
lig teethe Acconnt; whir Iktte doing at'present ; and Con.ols
sway now be quoted at 634 4. They have been done as high as
1134 4.
Bombay Pipets up laded at the North and South American
Coffee-house, dated doe 31st July t their contents are unimportant,
except that an Entsnonhiorp Gnarly was published on the 17th,
stating that the Geeernoe in Celina felt the deepest regret for the
death of General Manse; and .ordered that the colours at th.•
Castle should be hoisted half stair high, and Siztveight minute
suds fired, es a testimony of high respect far the late GeneraL
In the Fret ign market little is 4014.
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CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
We areititisout any Express from Paris this morning ; but it is
currently reported that a messenger has arrived from Vienna to

eistsola----;vhich have bees, in the earlier part of the morning, at
551 1, may at present be quoted at 851; with little doing.
PRICE OF STOCKS. AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 205 India Stock
a per Cron. Red. 421 1 a Ditto Bonds' 70 /2
3 per Ct. Coos. Shut. South Sea-Stock
3j per Coot. 88/ 41000 iticheq. Bills 43 44 42.
Viper Cent. Red. 221 1 .4500 Ditto 43 44 42
4 per Ct. New Shut. 1100 and 4200 Ditto 45 44 42,
4 per Cent. Scrip Advertised 49 %
*per Cent. 1826, Icej J [ India for Account 247 -.
Loog Ann.lB 15.16 13.16 Consols for Acct 631 .11 I
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO OCLUCK. l
Colombian Bond., 6 p Ct. IMu M5.1895,6p C.
Ditto 8ia,111241171 Do Atm 47/ 481 471 I '
Do. Ace. Pent. Boods.6p Ct 26 . .
Danish Mk 5 p Ct. 581 1 1 Do Acct 961
Greek Booth, 5 p Ct. Puss. 11d5..5p C. 891
Dallis. legs, sp Ct.l7j IS Ru5e.13d5.11122,2p C. MI
Do nut. HI Do Acct.... 1
Mika Bowls, 5p C Spaoish B&5 p C 106 i
Air Airt W Do. Acct.
BRITIIIIi AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.

."11razIllan
man •
General Mining Assn. 50 -5
Potosi La Paz & Perot. Apo. 15 5
Ditto Consohdated 10 do .tit Is
oohed Metican 40 55 lee
Misses Heidelt and Foreign 100 10 91
Marine Alliance 100 5 41
AUSTRIAN FUNDS, Vitoria. Navasota PA
• Metalliquesll9j—Bank Shares 1050.

• A Cabinet Cooucil met this afternoon at the Foreign
Office in Dewang-stiert.
A report prevailed in the City this_alternoon that a
Messenger had arrived in town from Vienna, but the
rumour is unfounded.

The anxiety of the public is naturally stroegly ex-
cited respecting the transactions at Constantinople, but
up to oer going to press, no latter news had arrived from
that quarter, than what we gave from VS French
Papers, received by Express yesterday morning.
The minor Paris Papers of Monday have since arrived
in course, additional extracts from which appear in oar
front page, and supply, in some meaaure, a still more re-
gular account of what had taken place at Constantinople
than that given by tilt Itioniteur.

We have received the Algeateine Zeitesig to the bath
ult. Through this channel we have accounts from
Zante to the 27th October, -and from Corfu to theist
olt. It contains also some interesting details of the
Movements of InanntoPatsn, •arat 'L. abgattlOnMeilt of
Petra% by the Egyptian troops, who retreated to Coron
and Mttdon, in consequence of the events at Navarin on
20th Oct. the garrison had ,previously been unsuccess-
fid in a sally, and the defence of the place is now !slim'
the native Turks, till famine compels them to submit.
—The Turkish garrisons is other parts of the Morea,
ere stated to be in a distressed state, on account of
the setting in of the winter, and the supply of provisions
being cut off by the Cheeks who occupy the passes.—
Itip The following al ' acts:
RNA, Nov. 3.
The Imvial Atm Squadron in the Levant has
criorroyerilln the Mont of August. September, land
October, 495 merchantmen, namely, 287 Austrian, 22
English, 7.French. 2 Dutch, 42 lonian, 4 Neapolitan,
72 Russian, 76 Sardinian, 2.Bpanish, 2 Swedish, and
2 Tuscan. It has retake* by force from the pirates 17,
vie. 13 Austrian, 2 Raisian, 1 Swedish, and 1 Sardi-
niac. Seventy.four snerchantmess, of all nations (as for
as was 'known at Smyrna at the end of October), had
been wholly or in part plundered by pirates, viz. t 7
Austrian, 17 English, S lonian, 3 Swedish, 6 French,
6 Russian, 1 Neapolitan, 8 S irdiniao, 1 Dutilt, and,2
North American. The cargoes of these 74 vessels were
worth 960,000 Srnish dollars, and the actual loss
amounts to 1,170,000 Spanish dollars. Only 16 of the
above mentioned vessels were taken by misticoes,
-reams, and other small piratical vessels; the 58 others
wete captured by pirates carrying from IS to 18 guns,
Vrith crews c 460 to 100 men.
AUGSBURG, NOVIONIER ma. .__ .

TilerlortOrce tiazette has letters from Z tnte of the
46th, and from Corfu of the SOds of October. Several
English men of war had conic to the former Island to
repair. The wounded of all the three squadrons were
expected there. Ibrahim was not at Navin-in during the
battle on the 20th, but half way between Navarin and
Patres,whither be was going by land to relieve the gar-
rison, which was hard pressed by the Greeks, and in
want of ammunition and proviiions.
On the news of the destruction of his fleet, he hurried
bick without executing hia purpose. When this became
knows to the Egyptian trooprin garrison at Pastas, they
were seiseskwith such terror, that they abandoned the
place, and retreated to Coron‘and- Modon, leaving
the defince of Petras to the native Turks till famine
shall compel them to submit. This retreat of the Arabs
we. also hastened by an unsuccessful sally whkh they
had made from the fortress, in order to forage; but in
which they bad been driven back by the Greeks without
ate booty. The Turkish garrison at Tripolisaa, vas in
*AM more distressed condition now that winter has'
cuss fenced in the interior of the Mnrea. A Creek
corps has occupied the Puma of Leondari.and that the
Teat, can neither. procure provisions, for open *Oa.,
ideas a way to escape by flight.
Fee leant of arrivals from the Lanant, no faithei
"Ms bad been received up to the 16th Noreakhir.—
Altersime Zoitsag. Arm. 29.

REDUCTION or utr PUBLIC UPRNDITUAR.
.iam•ecountry wpf see, acid truth exams* gismo too. the prof's-
&salons of the Ministers to egibm' every praetkal retrenchment
wedged, so ter as they may be by a promptamd Important measure,
by ihappy- beginning. ' The Yeomanry :Cavalry of England were
assembled at a period and under circumstances totally differest•
Rubs the present ; and no other cireemstances having sprung
supply the place of those which have long since ceased terabit, it is
trident that the effect should cease also, and the Cavalry to question
be dissolved.
Tu the landed interest, the dissolution of the Yeomanry Cavalry
is a relief, as It Is composed chiefly of their tenantry ; and to the
country, also, it operates the removal of no unimportant expense at
this period of pressure. The Circular, to be seen in this day'. Paper,
by which the intention to dissolve the body la announced, adopts
those terms of respect with which men deserve to be addressed,
who have endeavourrl to serve their country with great per-1
meal inconvenience, and at considerable private expense.—
" It is lotended." says the Choolar, "to release from their present
" wintery engagements, all the corps of Yeomanry in those districts
" where it has been found, from the experience of the kat ten years,
" they have hem very seldom or never called upon to act In aid of
" the civil power."
The whole, therefore, are net to be.diseolved. Those In the
manufaituring districts, where there is a greater liability to popes
tar tumult, will be retained; and the rest, It is aim proper to
observe, are to be released from their engagements with all the
honours of waft -it being his Manors's pleasure, "that the
"Officers of every Yeomanry Corps now existing should retain
" the rank and honours belonging to their respective commissions.'
We have no doubt but that the Yeomanry will feel highly gratified
at this honourable discharge from military services, and the country
will be thankful for this earnest, feeble though it may he. of a dit
position. or rather a determination, to alleviate its buediss. Its
subject has surely deserved this notice.

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