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• 101101947 HE OAZIETTIR DE FRANC& Nov: 19.
' • ....COSSTAN'IINDLII.F., IX*. 29.
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.the'lleirli,o9 E. 034811 of Varna, erlisc.h.the Poi, re-
-tikes! oh the.lsos; tt II employs the .etteetion of the
,pskplie,'espetialli Sine* the rigorous measures are koown
vatich have, been ordered. by the Sultan,, whom this on-
eziwcted event has greatly ex 4,perate.l.
-The Gra,t'd Vizier, klaboused Se Prcha, whois
accused of rot having acted with due energy, to reduce
the place. has beret deposed. and banaed to
_Gallipoli.
Hirs•wucces-or is the brave defender. of Varna. Izzit
Ailabomed Pachw (late'Capitan Pacha) in whom has been
itiven up not only toe insignia of the empire, but also
the ttea,ary jewel*, and even the field equipage* t f the
aeposztiV tier, to make .a bttter use ot them.
.Juisuf
Dacha, whom treachery .the Sultan considers as the
chief cause of the fall of Varna, has been declared to be
su.pecfed, and.his pioPerty in. Macedonia confiscated
taa the use overt ezchequs r.
Since the fall of Varna the military armaments are
Carried on with Stith. more activity thin ever. Ammu-
nition and artillery are continually sent to the army.
Troops turns Asia. art rye daily.especially cavalry,which
continue their. march. aft r halting f r a short time;
among them ,the celebrated Chipan Oglou. one of the
most powerful Beys of Anatolia, with several thousand
boesemen, passed 0 r.'ugh chi, city a. lew days ago.
• Last-week several vessels, laden with provisions. corn
•zcepted, arrived here from the Black Sea, with the
pror,Asion of the Russian Government.
Prune wasscatctly inhumed if this circumstance,
when it declared that it would, on its side, telaz in the
I rigout of the legislations for closing the Bosphorus
to the same proportion as the Russian Government,
and' would grant the entrance to the Black Sea to as
many vessel., laden with the production of the south, as
theie.hWd auived from Russia. Several Austrian and
Sardinian vesselthave, in consequence, received their
' Groans tor .that destination.

• NAVARIN, Oee.
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Our. attiotion hem is much employed in discussing
the resolutions which may be adopted with respect to
•Greece. It is alErmrd by some that the • Isthmus
Corinth will be fortified, and then Greece would only
include the Morel: others say it is agreed that the
of Greece shall• extend from the Gulf of Atta
to the volt of;ritottai, including Negropont and the
ii;laistla to the Archipelago, which' .belong to Europe.
In this case the General i• Chief would go to Athens by
the Isthmus•of Corinth, and General bebastiani's bri-
gade would go to the same place by way of Tripolsxsa
and Argos; but these projects, which we hear of; ale
subordinate tu the decisions of Vie Ambassadors, who,
after having been assembled for these two years to
render Greece free and itutepeudent, had net yet Nrit
lived the boundaries of the new State. This is a cit.
cumstance Oat may still cause long delay.

'PARIS, Not. 28.
We are informed that the English Naval Officers
whe.have accepted their LII,PreS of the valuable arms
laid do% n.hy the garsisqn of the Turks at Petal, im-
''snedistety bent tl.e Ulu! of there to the lurks, whose
personal property they were.
Tt'e Colombian Government, yield;ng to the remon

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trances of Mr. Hoehn Martivey, the fPretich Coasts!
General at Bogota, has just boatel two• decrees. which
are of the highest importance toillistr,itirtie commerce.
.. By the firat, the maritime antiMilitiesi are ordered to
suspend the delivery of newjetters of ciarque, end to
recall to port those privateers erhich are out upon a
cruise, till the ordinance new iu force relative to pd-
wetter, shall have been Modified in. such a.mastorr is
Tay binder them froin acting linen ipsproper marmer
towards neutral vessels.
The second rieereeprehibits the Coloiphien cruisers
from taking or detaining, !older pretext that they .had
enemies property on boad..the vesst Is Ofneeti al P..wers
which do not teeognise the principle hid), stn main
rained by the Re?ublic—that the fiat does nor cover
the nierchandise.
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FROM THL Ql,l9Tlpltfißri NOV. 27.
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A Hanoverian journal announces that k body Of foar
thousand Hanovetians had enable kid 'at 'Cuxhaven' for
Corfu. • .
According to. a letser• frotn.Napter, ifficioleadrice
hard ben received of the speesfy arrival in that capital
isf• the three Ambassadors-of tie-A:heir Powers to the
S iblim - Porte. - His Majesty the-Ktieg of Naples, add.'
the letter, • his had • a =nettle residence pivoted few .
'hem in the ses there. in which their Eteelleocies ,can •
(lint their quarenline with betil,Oeiaeonvesnieece. ~.. . .
FROM FMB CONSTITUTIONSIM., NOV. 28.
.. The Captain General nt Cataliolis, ha
a proclaim:kin% •which mites 'a the blessingli
eujnyed by Cateloni 4, in aosequence
visit. and that the discipline of t e tr,
tranquillity.. pepper respect to the a
persons and properties were alike woo
That so agreeable a ejetute 6,44 .
directed men, they plotted i ctin.piracy,
its ends is horrible in *its means, and
was chosen for its theatre, as it appear
letionists, refugees in loie•go cosmetic
Inc the Itonters. r-
Diyine Pecvmacce, however, di.creo ~,e s'
of the angstrom's. ' The authorities lc Italia
sures—.eseral persons were arreste. 't,
safety in flight; and the former, alter 1 _.lostip •
trial bet n defended by Counsel officially ' :.
were pronounced, upon deliberation, guilty typeitid ~
crime.
The prnclamation gees on to desire tLe.faiihfut64, "t.
talans to be of good courage, as the King feed delthmeal
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that he would Never pet mit new theurie4 to altei 1104.-
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fundamental laws ot the State. •
.(Signed) The Cosine d'ESPA G NIL -el
Barcelona. Noe. 19, 1628.
Amongst those condemned to death were Don Joseph
Ostega, Mojor ol I. fantry, whn was appoiiied in .1820
(inerrant of Writ Jottich ; Don JoamAntonioervalkiao, le ' . .
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Captain in the Infantry of Afijoica; Don Joachim
Jacques, j.ieutenant, is std SO the"rank of Captiie by
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Geurrol 'Mina; Orin tliiiii.ltraminiquee Rutter-, who
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was on (general A
Minn % 1146 in '1823 : in ail to elve pot'.
ec
sons, tit of .whom are i,ar y Mien. sad the t•tawMheta
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a p •ii.ter and a psi f'.. of the lion ligeirges;_ail
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decided Constitutionalist,.
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,woops in -Catalonia are to be ineseasetby'lhose
which were in SitAgossie
We learn from Gibraltar that General D.sn, the Go-
verror, has been a:tacked with t'-e • pitleinic. olth -ugh
she malady is en the decli,.e. On the 9th of this neonth
there uric 0n1y.569 ill, and there ware ohly 46 deaths
within the preceding three days. . •
Fames Fuses, Nov. 47..—Five per %tits. 1061 Three per
ee1:114.14f. 5Se. Bank Stock, 1.5481.75 c. Naples Rpse,, np. 70c.
i oval Spankh Loan, 51. Saietiange on Londai, one itionti.cioney.
45t, :25c.. Three Inman, ditto, CM. Sc. ditto paper, its. We., •
Nam. !M....Five per Cents. 106 f. 20r. Thril per Cehts.7o. 80e.
Bank Actions, 1,8401. Naples Uentea, 7;9f.90e: Spatial' limn, 501. -
Exchange on London, one month, money 25t. tjk. Mare months,
'ditto.2sf..ic. ditto paper, 2/C. 10c. . •
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
Pasts. Nov. 44.
Our Minister, who, accord'eg to sone of our jour-
nals, is too weak or too timid to dare to accomplish the
task which •is:.timpoed on him, is accusers Client's:
given privatises, the execution of which li.s been ex•
fleeted fur a year. Dreading the momeht a•heti if wil
be necessary to appear bef4re the Chamber of Depu-
ties, he endeavours, it is said, to portpone'the &nod
of its assembling by means unworthy of hiroseW. 11 •
crlays the opening of the Session, under the pleterice •
that the hall is not ready t•A receive tt e Deputes. It is
true that workmen are still employed CU the -evert,,,.
of the bonding ; but it is certain that the interior is
finished. By his weakness, the journals continue, he
has dissatisfied all parties. By tut snaking 'known hi.
sentiments and political opinions, lie has gained-the con.
fidence neither of the Liberals' nor Roya:ists, •
The Minister acquired aortae popuiatiity ti the ord.-
nances of the 16th ot June against the Jesion, taut we
observe with pain that he yields to the menaces of the
Bishops; and leiters from Marseilles and other places
state. that the ordinances are not extent. d. It Ws: i ,
that Count Pozzo di Borgo has received from Frank o t
news of the capture of Silistria, alter three drec ful as-
saults. The rumour is, that the Russians brie lost
many men, and that all the Turkish garrison has perished.
MM. Cherrin, Louis, andVrousseau have passed tor, ugh
Madrid on their way to Gibraltar. whit' er they have
been Sent by our Governateut, to study the epidenty
which rages there.
The Mar pie de Louie, brother in law of DOD Mi-
guel, arrived last n ght in Paris with his Inother.
Colonel Fabvier departed this morning fur titeece;
all the wishes of our youth accompany him. -
It is said that the trial of our illustrious minstrel.
&ranger. will take place on the 3d of December, He
is accused of having outraged, in verses somewhat toss
Tree, religion and the Royal Majesty.
it is adirrned that peace is on the point of beicg
concluded between Algiers and France.
The Viscount de Martignac. Minister of the Interior,
who proves.hinsself to be a zealous protector of learn-
ing. has directed the Academies of Sciences and In-
scriptions to select nocornmittee of savans rind artists to
explore the soil of Greece, untie' the protection of the
French army. He has likewise offered a prise for the
best poem which may be presented at the meeting of
the Institute on the journey of the King into Alsace.
The sun of Ibrahim 'Pasha pasted through Avignon,
on his way. to Paris, on the 18th inst. •
On St. Chat leis day.,Mr.Stubbr, a rich Englishman,
presented to the town ail which he resides, in the south
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of Fiance, a portrait of his Majesty Charles X. and a
soup of 50n franc. to be distributed among the po r.

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THE EVENIN

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MOgDAYAECEMBER 1, 1828.
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4 per Ct. New, 1021 / 1
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Long Ann. 191 7.16
India Stock

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Old Annuities
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FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
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Do Aces 22 31 31 Rusa.Eds.l622. 5 pCt. 951 1
D knish Wes p Ct. 821 8 Do Acct. 951 1
Do. Acct 624 1 Fr. Rentes,3 p Ct.7sf 25c
11d5,1615,6p Ct. Exchange, 25f 30c
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100 271 111 1

Gibraltar Chronicles hive been received to the 11th
of November. The following is an extract:

Wind S W. with heavy showers.
On the 7th 624 . . New cases 57. Deaths 15.
Bth . . 611 ...... 47. . . . 9.
9th . . 618 .. • . . . 64. ... 8.
—loth . . 618 ...... 35. . . . 11.
In the French Papers received this morning, the ac-
counts are of the same date, which state that the sickness
has considerably abated, owing to the change of the
weather.

PROM THE FRENCH PAPERS RECEIVED THIS MORNING
TOULON, NOVIIIIIM 22.
His Excellency the Minister of Marine was expected
there in a few days, to be present at the sailing of the
next expedition.

NAV A TUN, OCTOUIL 29.
Navarin was occupied by the Bth regiment of the
line, with the Adminiztration, and the Paymaster• G-
eneral: the hospital was also there. The General•in-
Chief has chosen Modon far his residence, but he is
gone to P.itras: he is replaced, during his absence, by
General SEBAsTIANI. The 35th regiment of the line
firms the garrison of Modon, and the `l7th regiment
occupies Coron; but the town was to be given over, on
the 29th of October, to the Greeks.
The Greek Government has sent two Greek Officers,
and a General thelf.TAS, to to►e possession of Coron.

Last nigbt we received the Paris Papers of. Friday,
and the Gazette de &once dated Saturday. They con•
tain int Iligence from Constantinople of a date posterior
to the arrival there of the newa of the fall of Valli.—
The GRAND Vistatt, by whose timid, or at least inde-
cisive conduct, the capture of Varna was accelerated,
has been visited with the displeasure of the SULTAN, and
in consequence been deposed and banished; and the
CAPITAN PACHA, who -60' bravely defended that gar-
rison, bas been promoted to the vacant post of 'Ace,
as a reward fot his gallant conduct. The conduct of
the SULTAN, in this respect, augurs well for the anal
resuls of h;s exertions in the cause and struggle in
which he is so spit itedly engaged ;-and from his pre.
parationsfor continuing the war, we should be led to
believe that little probability existed' of ad immediate
recommencement of negotiation.

We have received this morning the Algeweine Zei-
inng and Frankfort Papers to the 25th tilt. The fol-
lowing are extracts:
itlitSOVA, Nov. 10.
According to the reports of travellers who come from Little
Wallachia, the Russians, after hawing occupied Kalafat and a
sieighbouting island on the Danube, from which Widdin can be
reached with artillery, had began to bombard that town. The
terror that prevailed there was very great. On the 21 and 3d of
November two mosques were destroyed, and the fish-market, with
the adjoining houses, sere burnt down. A regular siege, however,
had nut been commenced. We have letters here from Bulgaria,
which say, that by the Sultan's command all the horses fit for
service In the whole province have been put in rcquisit:on.

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