London, Saturday, Novembe...
ThC Prencl papers of Vednesday arrived last niglht. Somne extracts wel have given under the usual head, the rest we subjoin:- LFrom the lMuni/euir of Wednesday, Nov. 10.1 " MUNIC11; OCT. 30. " The Kinhg set outi for Viennia yesterday nmorning: the Q(ucen sels out to.dav, with thc Princesscs Sophia, 1laria, and Louisn." [From the Eloilc of Tlhursday, Nov. 1 1. " MISSOLONGHI, SE5'T. 21. " The following is tbe inew Mlanifesto of the Greelk Government: " 'p PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT OF GREE.,. ' ' The President of thc Execuitive Power. " ' The Greek Governtmentlhaving no other care than that of the preservation of the Greek nation, to avoid cvcry thing that may lead to its destrnction, published, on the information it had received, the Proclamation of thc 27th of Mlay, which concerned the European merchant-ships which were freighted at Constantinoplc and Alexan. dria to convey the enemzy's troops to Grecce. But the Governmeat having learned that the said vessels (lo not convey the enemy's troops, but wkrlike stores, pre7isions, &c., and as the (ireek Go. vcrniment takes carc that neutrality and the laws of nations arc ob- serve(d in commerce with all possible precdsion, and as far as the ridglti of war permit, Orders, 1. 'I'he European vessels freighted by the enecmuy, to convey arms, arnmnunition, horses, previsions, and any other articles for the use of the enemy, are subject to the laws of neutrality, and shall be treated by our naval forces according to the usages existing under sinmilar circumstances among the European Powers. "' 2. The present ordin.,nce shall be communicated to the Admni- rals of the Greek naval force, and published in the Government Ga- zette. Copies shall be sent to all the Consuls, Vice-Consuls, and agents, of the European Powers who are in the Greek Archipelago. Napoli di Romania, August15, 1824. (Signed) " The President G. CONDURIOTTE. "The Provisional Secretary of State, -. 'RHODIUS.' "PARIS, Nov. 10. "An Englishl courier passed througlh Bucharest on the 16th of October, who had left Constantinople on the 10th, Since then it ia reported, that Lord Strangford will return over land, and he will pass through U'alachia. '" Lord Granville, the Britilsh Ambassador to the Court of the Netherlan(ds, had his audience of leave on. the 6tlh; and after waiting on Prince Frederick, set out for Paris." FAENCX FuNDS, PARIS, Nov. 10.-Five per Cents. openel at 101. 50.; closed at IOIf. 55-; Bank Stock, 1,167. 50. ; Neapolitan Rentes, 89..: Spanish ditto, 174. Exchange on London, one inonth, 25.; three months, 24. 80.-Cour. *heutiQze. . .- LONDON, SATURDAY, NOVEMfBER 13, 1824.