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ttavre, on the 18th of October. She then proceed
cd to Cowes, where she arrived on the 9th. 1t
stated that she leaked badly in her upper works, an
would be there re-caulked.
The Brandywne saluted the forts Of Havre. whic
returned the salute by an equal number Of gun.
On the day after disembarking, the General depart
cd Tor his country seat, accompanied for league
oy numerous cavalcade, consisting of young me
OF the principal families of the town and its environ
Inc last London papers contain the particulars G
Gen. La Fayette's farewell scene at Washington
The BRUSH Parliament was further prorogued t
the 4ih Of Jan.
+. /. Watts, one of the principal brokers at tn
Foreign Stock Exchange is declared defaulter
He lost 50o0ol. by Spanish bonds.
| The Banking houses of Square, Prideaux & Co
and that of Shields & Johns, in England, have stop
ped payment.
Three houses had failed at Manchester, one 70
100000. another for 25,OOOl. and third 70
| 100000.
| The son OF Admiral Maulis, who was despatch
ed TO England with the proposals of the Greeks tt
throw themselves upon the protection Of the Brit
lst Government, had arrived The mission vii
most likely be unsuccessful, as the government hat
not only despatched new Minister to the Ottoman
Court, but had neriered to prevent the arrange
ments making by Lord Cochrane to aid the Greel
marine. The London Courier OF the 5th contain
ne enIoins upon his subjects, " strictly to observe
as we'll towards the Ottoman Porte and the Greeks
as to all other belligerents with whom his Majesty
is al peace the duties of neutrality."-It likewis,
declares, that 1t any person. his dominions, shall
be found guilty OF assisting in equppng vessels
against any country at peace with his Majesty, h,
shall be subjected to inc and imprisonment
The French squadron from Virginia, arrived a
Brest, Sept. G9th.
The Pope was said 10 be dangerously i'll.
The remains of Madame Joseph Bonaparte which
have lain for eleven years in a vault in the church
Ruel, were transferred to the tomb which has beer
raised to her memory by her children in one of thu
lateral chapels.
AT the close of Madame Caialan's concerts ano
performances in London, during the winter it is sale
she will cross the Atlantic and visit New York, Mr.
Price having offered her liberal engagement.
The African votary Of Thespis, by the name Of
Hewlett, who was SO successful in New York for hi.
close mutations OF Mathews, is engaged al the TO.
burg Themre!., He makes his first appearance
in the character OF Oronoko.
The Hamburg Gazette announces that the Swe-
dish government has resolved to send Consul TO St
Domingo
The ENJOYS of Hayti had dined with the French
ministers.
person who arrived at Tunis on the 4th of Sep
TENDER, over land, from TripoI on the 29th of Au
gust, informs that the Sandman flagstaff was cut
down from the ConsuPs house the Trlpoitan gov
eminent having declared war against the Sandman
States.
Prompt and Proper.-Malta dates of The 10th OF
August inform, that the Seringapaiam and brig OF
war Alacrity, proceeded about the middle of MAY
last to Rhodes, to demand an explanation from tn
Bey, Tor an outrage committed against the B itlsh
Consul there, by some of Ihrahim Pacha's troops,
who broke into his house and robbed HIM Of 1000
pasers. The Bey admitted the fact, but refused 10
make restitution, or even ayow it in writing. The
Consul and family were embarked and the Bey in
formed If he did not comply within given time,
the place would be fred upon. The time being
elapsed, and the document not forthcoming, shot
was fred into the Bey's own house and the acknow
Judgment was no longer withheld.
fire broke out in Smyrna, on the Goth of Sep
TENDER, which destroyed thirty three houses. large
and small, and the conhagration would have been
much mote extensive, but for the interposition oil
the commandments of The French, English, Austrian
American and Dutch vessels of war. who, with
their officers and crews, r,valled cath other in their
efforts to aid the local authorities in suppressing
the flames.
Extract of letter from Smyrna, dated Aug. so,
to gentleman OF New York city.
"We have had visit from the United States
squadron under the command of Com. Rodgers
CONSISTING of the North Carolina, Constitution, On
tario, and Erie. This visit has had the effect of
raising the American character to its full merit with
the Turks, and has without doubt contributed towards
the establishment OF the most friendly relations with
the United States, as the Turks well disposed
towards nation that wants nothing of them but
free trade Some of the European powers may en-
deayour TO lay obstacles in your way at the capital
however, you may rely tina; all will be surmountcd
by proper management From several converse
tons we have had with some of the distinguished
Ministers at Constantinople, we know that no diff
cuties will be made for commercial Treaty with
the United States. and that they will be treated
an equal footing with other nations. Even now