London, Monday, October 2...
The Times, 1824-10-25T00:00:00

We rc;ecived last night the J'aris papers of Thursday zintl Friday. They quote a letter, dated Corfu, froin the Justrian Observer, whichi we have given in another colunm. Tvhis paper is undlerstood to bc utider the direction of Prince :\fETTERN!Cji, and supplicd with its foreign intelligence froUJ Ihis officC. It is therefore of some importance to find ht confirming the intelligence (if such an authority can be *quoted against the declarationts of our Ministerial scribes at home) both that Sir. F. ADAM hlad recallcel hiis decree nair.st the Greeks, and that he hadl visited in person Naapoli di Romania, the seat of the Greek Governmyent. ;His'Excelienicy is said to have returned to Corfu on the !oth ult. It is stated in a letter from MIadri.l of the II th instant, that negotsations having come to a crisis between the F?eench Government and the Cabiniet of King FERDINAND, the forrner had demanded of the latter-1, the publication ,of a: generai amncsty, with thie exception- onlly of certain spedfied nanes ; 2, a recoglnition of the loans of the Cortes; 3, a faithful ratification of the conventions concluded be- tween thP Frencih and Constitutional Generals; and 4, an assurance that Spain wvould pavthe difflrence to the F-rcnch -xmy, between vwar and peace allowances, if its assistance should be required beyond tlhe Ist of January, lS25. This letter i6 inserted in the Journal des Debats, but we are not informed on what authority such imiportant (and not very probable) statemnclts rest. Tbe followving are extracts:_ "PARIS, OCT. 21. " The Journal of Lyo7is of the 17th of this montli contains the f9lloeing articlc:- ': For some timc a great deal lihs been said among the manufac- turers of Lyors of attempts to scducc workmen to go to foreign countries. Fine promises are niade thiem if they will consent to transfer our industry to our eternal rivals, the English. Proceedings have been commenced at Boulogne againstiMesses. Guillotte, War. xnin, and some others, accused of this criminal attempt. hJr. Ton- nerieux, a nmerchant, one of their accomplices, has just been broeght iby the gendarnies before the tribunal At Boulogne. Alost of the .persons accused kave fled. Some honourable names, well known at l.yons, are spoken of as implicated in this affair. we refrain from Imentioning thcm,foreasons that will be easily understood. What. ever may be thespesulations of cupidity,yWe do notrthink that it will be possible to deprive our city of the 6ceptre of industiy in the ma- nufacture of silks. To eff'ect this, it would be necessary to deprive it at the same titme, both of the water of its riveis for the colours" and the taste of its designers, and its mechanicians, &c. Other timilar attempts have been made without success: let us lhape that this will meet with the sarie fate." (From the Moniteur of Friday, Oct. 22.) " NUREM RUR(, OCT. 18. "We have letters trom Vienna which say, the accounts that are received from the frontier of Turkey are of such a nature, as to make it probable that Constantinople will soon be the theatre of Im- portant events. It seems that the party of the Janissaries which is at the head of affairs since the deposition of the Gratnd Vizier Oha- lib Pacha has farther projects. Besides the Reis iffendi whom the Sultan has been forced to send into exile, it was expectea that seve- ral other persons, even amnong the chief officers of the Seragl0o,would be dismirssed, several of them having personal enemies amo,ng the chiefa of the Janissaries. *' Our Court expects with impatience the next regular courier from Pera, who will bring despatches from Baron Ottenfels, the Im- perial Internuncio, which will come down to the 24th or 25th of September. " The last courier from Bucharest lias brouglh to the foreign office, letters which state that no change had yet taken place in the position of the Ottoman troops on the left bank of the Danube. " Foreign emissaries have endeavoured to propagate a report at Jassy that the Russian troops in Bessarabia would shortly make an irruption into Aloldavla. The Hospodar has taken care immediate- Iy to contradict this report.", FRENCH FVNDS.-PARIS, Oct. 22.-Five per Cents., 102. OD.; Bank Stock, 1,975. * Neapolitan five per Cents., Falconet's Certificates, 89A., Rentes d'Espagne, 17. Royal Spanish Loan, 1823, 58A. 1xchange on London, one rtonth, 25. 15. ; three months, 25.-Coars Anthentique. LONDON, MOND,4Y. OCTOBER 25, 1824.