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From the New-York Patriot, Jan. IA.
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.


The Don QuIxnue arrived Yesterday
from Ha.re, bringing French papers 10
the S h December, which CONTAIN Lon.
don and other dates, somewhat later than
those before received.
In FRANCE the principal topic Of
conversation was the arrival from Spain
of the Duke d'Angouleme, who was re-
ceiyed at Pirs on The 2d uI,lmo, in
most splendid manner; and TO pom
pous address which was delivered o.
he occasion, the Duke replied, thar he
was happy in having fulfilled the mis-
sion entrusted to him by the King, in ha-
wing re-eslabIished peace, and shown
that any thing may be dine ar the head
Of French army! On me arrival /
the Duke at Inc Tu,lleries, both toe
King of France and his Royal Highness
appeared on the balcony, when the tor
mer took The latter by the hand, and pre-
scented him to the people, amidst rrite-
rated shouts of Vive lie Row." "Vive
lie Due d'Angouleme," &c. sc. SC.
Prosecutions were going on in France
against the editors of different papers,
charged with publishing articles oppos-
ed to the views of government. Two
had been sentenced-one TO three
months Imprisonment aud fine OF 5000
francs the other to two months rmprl-
sonment and fine of $500 francs.
In SPAIN every thing seemed quiet,
and we learn nothing Of the course tha,
will probably he pursued by Ferdinand
in relation to South America. Ii IS said
however, that depot of 5000 stand Of
arms had been found concealed in de-
serted isle near Vigo, and this, it was be-
lieved. was not the only dep tshe Li6e-
rails had collected for new projects.
Count de Punonrostro had been ex-
lied to Zanora, because he expressed
wish to see two Chambers established in
Spain.
Romero Alpuente is stated to have
embarked at Carthagena, for the United
States; but it is not said in wha. capaci-
y.
Gen. Morllo had demanded and OBJ
aimed his passports for France.
ENGLAND.-The London Courier
u the lst of December, SAYS" The re.
urn OF DR.. Nackay, who had bee, sent
o Mexico on particular mission by
has been noticed. We
rave reason to believe from advice to |
,e relied on, that this news is correct
The Doctor has negotiated with Mexico
! cor mercial treaty, on terms the most
10 our merchantS."
GREECE.-Under late of Athens,
October 9, it is said that the ia miles
hat had taken refuge at Salams have
'eturned to Athens, whence it appears
hat the Turks have definitely re,rea,ed.
The city IS at present defended by about
1000 Greeks. All the gates but one
near the citadel are walled up, and new
batteries are erected on the ramparts.
The Nurembnrg Gazette contains the
following intelligence Of recen, date
rom the Morea. The Pacha of Sr,.tari
has failed in his enterprise against Etolia
and Missolonghi. The Turks of Negro
pont, being compelled to shut them
selves up in the principal fortress, have
even abandoned Karys,os, which is said
to be occupied by the Greeks. The
fort of Corinth is also in their possession.
Coron and Modon are negotiating rela-
tive to submission, and p,'ros is ST. close
iy blockaded BY the Greek forces that
the garrison dare no longer make sor.
ties. The Greek Government takes oc-
casion to turn this circumstance to their
profit. Several corps are marching
upon Thessaly. Colocolroni is proceed
ing upon ThermopyIae. Odysseus and
Demetrius YpsiIan,i are directing their
troops upon Zetouni. Constantine Boz
zaris, the brother of him who SO nobly
died, attacked in his turn, corps of
5000 Turks-before marching against
them he was joined by the Romeliote
General Karaskiaki with 500 SuIiotes-
this attack, which had no very decisive
result, proves, however, that the Greeks
are not always content to remain on the
defensive, but can on occasion seek their
enemies. On the side of E,ia, the
Greek Captains who defeated the Pscha
ofScutari, are marching upon Acarnania,
from whence they will turn towards
Thessalv, and advance upon Larissa,
leaving corps Of observation in the pro.
vince of Arta. 1t is against this place
that all the ef'rts Of the Greeks are to
be directed, and the result mus, shortly
be known.
Greek Heroines.-A young and beau.
tifnl Romeliote female, aged about 81
years, a,tired in the Albanian costume,
was at Athens on the 9Th October, with
a band Of 5000 soldiers, whom she rais-