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elate on the basis of the Convention of 6th July, 11127, and of the
protocol of the conferences of 16th Nov. irate,"—upos which, the
Asillassadon of England'and France would immediately retina to
Constantinople. It is 'loped that the Divan will accede to this
proposal, in order to obtain the renewal, which it has so long de•
sired, of the diplomatic relations with those powers
It is said that Count Joseph Von Metternich, brother of the
Prince Chancellor, is to be god-father to the young Prince, who'
was burn the day before yesterday.

VIENNA, 'aroma 10.
We mentioned in our Paper of the lath of December, that the
Greek Government bad lately issued a great number of letters of
marque; that Greek cruisers had captured and carried into Egina
several merchantmen of various nations, laden with corn, which
were to be decided upon by the Prize-Court. We have now re-
ceived the following derails from Smyrna. So far back as the
month of September, the Hydra corvette, Capt..Sauheni, with live
or six brigs furnished with papers signed by Count Capo d' Istria,
was sent to sea with instructions to detain and carry into Egina all
neutral vessels laden with corn hound to Constantinople. In Oct.
the number of these Greek artistes was increased to ten. No Je-
claration, official or unofficial, was moli by Count Capo d'lstria to
warn the neutral ships. _

The French Vice Admiral de Rigny, who kft Poem an tke 24th
Nov. bad out the slightest infoemation on the subject.
On the 3d Nov. the Hydra met near Mitykne with the Austrian
corvette Atria, convoying sixteen merchantmen, and requested
the Commander of the convoy to deliver up to It these merchant-
men, that It might take them to Rena, where there was a scarcity
of corn, and where their cargoes should be paid for. Up to the
II th of Nov. seven neutral ships, coming front Egypt and Syria,
and bound to Constantinople, were taken to Egina. They were
four Austrian, two Neapolitan, and one Timm, all raptured
between Rhodes and Tenedos; one of them even In the roads of
Lagos, before it bad its papers on board. On their arrival at Egina
their cargoes were first of all landed, and the Prise Court was then
ordered to inquire whether the cargoes were Turk ibis property
or not ? if the first, to confiscate them; otherwise to ►eep them
for the Greek Got erament, with a promise to pay for them.
The Austrian squadron received information of these events an
the 18th Nov. and Admiral Count Dandolo acquainted the mer-
chants at Smyrna with the circumstances on the fallowing day.
[Here follows a list of the seven ships abovementiimed—the
proceedings of the Austrian squadron in awsequerc•—the capture
of the Greek brig Cimbro, Captain Nicodemas (which has already
been mentioned by the Clavier de Smyrar)—the instructions given
and signed by Sacchiui, which order him to det .in all neutral Yee.
eels with corn, bound to Conetantinopk—ant his letter to Count

Dandolo, demanding to be set at liberty].
Count Modulo was preparing, on the Gth December, to sail
from Smyrna, on board the lkilona, to Egina, and to demand the
rekaie of the ships curl-d into thAt port by the Greek cruisesa
before the tranuetion• with Nicod.mas.

VIENNA. JAN. 10 —Metanitres. 96j —Bart nuns, 1,110.--
Ajesseime Zeitwmg, JIM 15.

BERLIN. Jan IS.
A Supplement to the Odessa Gazette contain. vise following 's-
trati of a letter from Warns. of the 2341 D. camber :
• Rear Admiral Kumany bas returned to us, with two cannon
and one hundred prisoners, taken on the little island oppodte to
Sasebo& The Tusks at Burgos were muc► astonidard at the ap.
pearance of our ships, and the Crowd Vizier hastened to the spot.
On the lath of December we bad Divine Service, and an illubsina.
don, on account of the completion of the repairs of the fortress.
The Turks admire our work, and confess that the place is now
more strongly fortibed than it wa• when it was in their possession.
In fact, much ►as been done in the short time, for oat only the
works destroyed during the siege hate been reaored, but new eon
added. Basardjik, Paravadi, Gambit', and !kern are also well
fortified, and able to sustain a siege.

'4 Yesterday two Greek Doctors trout Schomla came to our
outposts; they were in use service of Hale! Paella who is war
&tastier In Schunth, H 11401411 Pacha having gone to command the
troops at Aides. According to the account .of these two persons,
and of many Bulgarians who bate come over to us, the Turka at
Schools are in want of many things, and the mortality among the
solditrs is very great."—Thisssists Date Casette, Jam 15.

BRUSSELS, JAM. 7.

The Chamber of Commerce at Antwerp informs the Merchants
that a Decree of the Emperor of Bison, of 24th September, a duty
of IS per cent. was from that date to be paid oo aU foreign goods
and merchandise imported into Brazil, without any distinctioo of
importers.

(The Brussels Papers of 21st January contain no news.)

Ftons'the Guernsey Nrer of the 20th January. te-
ceived this morning at the North and South American
coffee-hou.e

At a meeting of the States of Jersey. held on the 10th Instant.
for the purpose of deciding on the ezpediency or inexpediency of
repealing their Aet of the 7th of October last. by which the ex-
portation of flour and corn was prohibited, Messrs. Jaunt, Lx
gonna, Ramon, and Hum.nt, corn factors, petitioning that the
repeal might take place, and one hundred and eight beads of
families petition' g that the prohibition might be continued. The
former support their. request that there wai corn enough in the
bland for fifteen months; the latter praying for a continuance of
the prohibition, setting-forth that the pries of bread bad risen since
the prohibition.

For the repeal of the prohibition. two Jura's. &nil two Consta-
bles—Four.

For referring the Petition to the Committee, six Jerats, seven
Rectors, and ten Constables—Twenty-three.

Majority in favour of the Constable of St. Brelsde's motion—
Nineteen.

BY THE FRENCH MAIL THIS MORNING.

Mercantile letters from Cadiz. of the ltd of January. state that
new Petitions have been presented to King Feantraue, praying
that Cadiz might be made a free port; and it is believed that It
will be granted, ask world be a death-blow to the commerce of
Gibraltar.

GIBRALTAR, I 1.

We are assured that the Governor bag wrote to the Spanish
General, commanding the camp at &. Roche. Informing him that
the f bad entirely ceased. To which the Spanish General
replied, that, as the season ►ad so far advanced, the communica-
tions with Gibraltar wiU be opened the moment that Tb Dern
was chaunted, which was to take place on the 4th of January.
. On the arrival of an extraordinary courier at Vienna from Con.
standnople, on the 9th instant, it was reported ea 'Change that
the Porte had declared its readiness to treat on the basis of the
otreaty of London. Thb caused the fends to rise—hletalliques 97 ;
tslat
lActions 1,117; but at the close of the 'Change they lowered,
I •
being 116 f, and Bank Actions 1,115.
• • •, CITY. Tw.m.vs o'CLocc.
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Consols opus& this morass at Ade bads,fer Money and for
Fehrearr Account, with little doing, as they are chicly occupied
ia 1•4 reset big their Accounts.
_ •••• • CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
The 0001,11 Market has fluctuated during the morning between
IQ sod NI ter matey, and at present may be quoted •o f} for
February, and SS for meaty. There hai been a backadation
during the day of about j per cent. that is, Consols were better for
meaty than for time, which was owing to a scarcity of Stock, and
the jobbers obtainini credit to the nest Account. Up to the present
time we do not bear of any defaulters.

Gibraltar Chronicles, of the lit inst. have been re-
ceived, which My confirm the favourable inteWpnee of the die.
appearance of contagious fever. .Ikosinees was rev►eing, and every
thing betokened a continuance of health.
A letter from FArn, uth mentions the snivel of 'his
Majesty's brig Plumper, lieutenant Mister, front Serra Leone
In 30 days, hieing on board forty prisoners taken out of a schooner
ender Menus Ayrean colours,
.by one of his Majesty's cruisers,
tut' ACES of piracy committed on thatsoast. . , • .