London, Thursday, Septemb...
The Times, 1824-09-30T00:00:00

The Faris papers ofl Monday, which arrived last night, contai; fetv paragrapths wvorth extractinrr. The KING e)- tlarld aris from St. Cloud that day, and all business was suspendecd in honour of the occasion. The procession, of v7hih the morning p, ers give only the official programme, is reported to have been very spreiidicd. The Journal des Dehat;scontains extracts froma the Oriental Sjpec'otor, by which it appears that the Greek populatiois of Samos, ton- sisting principlaUy of women, old men, anA childrev , had been obliged to fly to the mountains, and hide thena nelves in caves and fastnesses, to avoid the fury of the Tusiks and the ravages of the Turkish fleet. They had previously set fire to their houses, and carried into the interior whatever part of their property or provisions they were able to tra.'ls- port. The Greek Govern inet had decreed to send a flotilla to theiraid. In the same paper we find an extractofaletterfrom Napolidi Romania,datedAug. 1., in which it is stated that the Provisional Government of Greece hasbeen recognized by the whole Greek nation; that a hundred sail of ships had been decreed to encounter the fleet of the Pacha of EO'iPT ; that the families ,of Hydra and Spezzia, apprehensive of a visit frorn the Turks, had been transported to the Morea, as an asylum; and that about 4,000 men were about to sail from continental Greece to assist the gallant an-d tevoted le- fenders of those islands in lresisting the anticipated invasion. The Prussian Government issued a decree oni the 18th inst., forbidding the matriculation of any student in the univer- sities of Prussia, coming from any other university, until such student shall completely prove that be belonged to i,a secret associationi, and was connected with no revolutionary proceedings. The following are extracts: [From the M1foniteur.l The Official Part contains a Royal Orlinance. " Charles, by the Graee of God, &c. "On the message of the Chamber of Deputies, announcing the death of Al. Alaine de Biran, one of its blembers t and considering that the Electoral College of the arrondissemeit of Condom separated without having terminated its operations; " Or, the report of our Minister Secretary of State of the Interior, we have ordained, and ordain as follows:_ Art. 1. The Electoral College of the arrondissement of Ber. gerac (Dordogne), and that of the arrondissement of Condom (Gers), are convoked for the 22d of Novemiber next. " Art. 2. The electorate lists shaU be posted up on the loth of October, and finally closed on the f7th of November, no claims beihg admitted after the 15th. " Our Mfinister Secretary of State of the Interior is charged with the execution of the present ordinance. " Given at the Palace of St. Cloud, 22d of September, the year of Grace, 1824, and of our rei.n the first. " CHARLES. " By the King, the JMlinister Secretary of State in the Department of the Interior, " CORBIERE." (From the Etoile, dated Tuesday.) sTr. Ci.0U!D, SEPT. 27. " The King heard mas6 in the clapel of the Palace. The Al arv quis de Riviere yesterday took the oath to his Mlajesty as Captain of the Guards. " ,M. te Baumont, Prefect of the Aude, and iAl. Coster, Prefect of the Upper Rhine, likewise took the oathl. The King set out at half-past 11 this morning for Paris. " PARIS, SEPT. 27. " Accounts from Syra state that an action hlad takeni place at Aclos and the Thermopylw, between the Turks and the Greeks, and that the latter were victorious. "' The Count de Gain de Alontagnac, the Count de Chae;zbord, the Viscount de la Roche Aymon, the Viscount de Sesmasons, the Count de Bourbon-Busset, the Count tie Maille, the Mlarquis de Chabrillant, the Count die Vatudreuil, the Count de Verac, the Count de Breon, the Count cle Mlontbel, the Count de St. Sauveur, are appointed honorary Gentlenmen of the King's Chamber. " His Royal Higiness the Duke of Bordeaux wore yesterday the unifornn of Colonel-General of the Swiss." C,OArDON, T1JURSDA 1', XAPTEMBRER 90, 1824.