London, Friday, January 9...
The Times, 1824-01-09T00:00:00

We havereceived the Monitelnrsd .other Paris papers of Tues- day. Ip extracts which aze given from the Neapolitan journals- it is alleged that a political sect, formed on the principles of the 6.ar_ bnari and the Descamixnados, had sprung up'in his Sicilian tates. ty'8 domini6ls. WVbether ihe labourersm the cause of the Holy Alliance have, on thig occasion, found a plot or made one, cannot he easily deternined, as every thing like evidence is carefully with. held; but it appears that some onfortunate men have suffered in consequence of the charge, two binfg condemned to death, andothers fto difleren: degrees of imprisonment and fine. The Joerital de,i Deats has the Pbllowing observatiors:. "We have seen in the English and Frencb journals, for a mont4 past, newi respecting' the political sitnatt;n of Europe, and the plans andnegotiations of certain Casbinets of so ridiculous a nature, that to point oat the absurdities and contradictions appeared; to us unnecessary. Thus it is with rcdtrd to the occupation of the Da. .learic Isles byRussia, and the preparations for war by,England. "The speMlators on the 'Chin'geand those who~ gamble on the |elections,will findth'inselves'.aiike!deceived. Never'was Europe more pacilic, or th& najand.:external reJpbse of state,; better secured." Thefollowing letterisektractedfrEom the AMoiteur- . " VIB;l,4:, DEC. 26;.. "All those who desire the speedy restoration of order in the east of Europe, and the consolidation of general peace, will leam with pleasure that the alaum- which. bad been felt here, on account of the decision of the Divan, and the note of- the Rels Effenidi relating to :she dday of the Porte in the evacnation of- Moldavinaed Walachia, have subsided. -- .*' ' "News from Constantinople, vhia may be ccdsiderda as anuen- tic, eince they are founided on comrtnunietidns made by persons of great importance,give,uatle w a Rev conference with the'Reis Effendi, and that he has succeeded in making the Divan, as wel as the members, perfectly easy respebting the Russian army stationed in PQdoLht, Volhynia, and the.neflgh bouring prvinces. What has perhaps chiefly contributed Iosatisfy the Divan is, that a parr of the Russian tvooDs which had Mtherto occupied Bessarabia, the province idjoinrng Turish Moldavia, have been withdrawn to cantonnients. iore remote-from the Turkish frontiers. It is likewise affim'ea , that Baim Otten- fols had been charged to make to the Porte some very agree- able overtures on the ulterior destinaton of the Russian army. Hfowever, there is reason to expect (according to the authentic accounts which we have just mentioned) thep seedy delivery of an 4fficil fliote of the Ottoman Cabinet, which will announce the order .sent to the Pacha of $ilistria, to withdraw all the Turkish troops from the two principalities. In this manner 'the chief. obstacle to the -retoration of harmony between Russia and the- Porte will' be removed; the more so, as not'the. smallest difficulty is made at Constrineinople to restoring the Boyars svh c b lve been arr'ated to libetty. We can also state, that-M. 3linzeacky was preparing to leave }Icrmanstadt, and that he inmust at ta& imoment 1ei on the way to Bucharest. These favourable accounts.bavecausedaa tise in the Austrian funds, which improve dail;. " The larquis of Caarnan,hanngpaid his respe to t.eEmperor and the Imperial Familv, and taken leave of Prince 31eiternjic?tn4 the other bliinisters, set ou. yesterday for PiSS.; Xllr. Nraiccllus;jo-v,' had been praviousTy presented to the Emperor, as Charge d'Ahites from the King of Frince." FEta:CH FUsfS, Jan. 6._Jive;er.Certs. openedit S4?f 20c. highest, 94& 30c . closed, 94? Loan. oF 1823, 5`' aBiak Stock, 1,620f Neapolitan 5 per Cents, 79J. Rente d'Espag'e ovtenedat 26; closed at-25;. Exchange on Lo_R'dos,- one btnronth, 25#f 56.5 three months, 2Sf. 4c..-Cours Authi . ''" LOArnOON, FRIDAY, JANUARY Q 192L