London, Saturday, October...
The Times, 1824-10-30T00:00:00

The Frenc1 papers of iredne-say, whichi arrived last Ilighlt, containi little intelligence of interest beyond whatwe bave extracted and comnmented upon in a different column. Tihe journals of thc Royalist party have scarcely yet re- covered their faculty of detailing plain facts,since their feel- ings receired a shock by the deatli of thc late Ei1NG, and the Liberals are principally employed in hailing the auspi- cious reign, or exposing the unl?opular Ministry of Jis suc- cessor. Thc. Constiiationnel, in a letter dated fromn Al- giers, gives all account of the English expedi tion agaiist that State, not very favourable to our national character; and, accordling. to authentic information, as contrary to truth. This lattcr states, dr insinuates, that when our squadron was ready to bombard the town, and the Algerines were prepared to receive our attack, the English Admiral pro- posed a renewed parley, and agreed to mitigated termns. Of the negotiations which prece(ded the treaty with Algiers, we know nolhiiug, nor probably did the correspondent oft the French1 journal know any thing; but if we were to judge of them froin the treaty in which they ended, we seem neither to lhave sacrificedl our principles or ear honour. tFrom the toulitieu,r, Wednesday, Oct. 27.] " VIENNA, OCT. 15. IS ThC courier despatched on the 26th of September, for the Palace of the Austrian Legation at Pera, has at length arrived in this capital: hc has brought a great number of private letters, the contents of which arc not yet known. I have had an opportenity of seeing twoof them, which 1 hasten to communicate to you. The following is the rmost important part of their contents t- "Ghalib Pacha, the deposed Grand Vizir, was very unfortunate. If he could have kept his place some days longer, he would probably have meintained himiself in it, for his most formidable adversary, who the mnost contributed to his fall, and but for whose influence it would not have taken place, Dscharib Effendi, in short, is dead, after a vcry short illness. The news of his unexpected death has caused a great sensation at Constantinople. The Janissaries openly declare that he has been poisoned by his enemies. We do not be. lieve it, for at the moment of his death his party were victorious, and his adversaries could no longer hope to get possession of the helm of Government. However, his death is considered as an ipi. portant event, and deprives lhis party of a very powerful support with the Sultan. ' The public tranquillity has not been troubled at Constantino- ple, though there is still a considerable degree of fermentation in people's minds. We do not yet know of any further change in the Ottoman Ministry. ii The diplonmatic relations between Russia and the Porte are at length re.establishjd, though M. de Ribeaupierre, the new Russian Minister to the Porte,has not yet arrired, andhis departureforTurkey is even put off till next spring. Lord Strangford having received despatches from St. Petersburgh, has acquainted the Porte with the reason of the delay of the departure of M. de Ribeaupierre, and per. fectly satisfied it on this head, by signifying that the Emperor Alexander was resolved, notwithstanding this delay, immediately to renew the diplomatic relations, by appointing IU. de Alinziacky his Charge d'Affaires to the Sublime l'orte, TrI fact, that gentleman received his credentials from St. Petersburgh in the middle of De. cember, and immdiately acquainted the Ministers of the Sultan, who seemed much satisfied with the determination of the Rnssian Court. " bl. de ?iJinzisaky will now negotiate directly for the evacuation -of the principalities, which is the more necessary, as liord Strang- ford will go to England, leaving Mr. Turneras Charge d'Affaires till the arrival of a new English Ambassador." FRENCH FUNDS.-PARIs,OCt. 27.-Five per Cents. opened at 102. 40. ; closed at 102. 30. Bank Stock, 1,975. Neapolitan 5 per Cents. (Falconet's certificates), 89. Rentes d'Espagne, 17A. Royal Spanish Loan, 67t. Exhange on London, one nmonth, 26. 10.; three months, 24. 95.-Conur Authentique. ,.onrDOA. SATURD4S, OCTOBER 30, 1824.