London, Friday, October 1...
Ille Frencit papers of Tuesday, which arrived last night, are chiefly filled witlh accounts of the entry of CH ARLES X. Into Paris, and of the splendid procession througli that city to Notre Dame anld his i'alace. WVe have given in another column as much of these statements and (lescriptions, as can be expeeted to excite any intcr(st in the English reader. The Comnitutionncl, in a letter dated from M issolooghi, gives a biographical sketch ol' Prince AMAvRocoaDATos, whose namebhasbecoMe so celebrated in the annals of Greek inde- pendence. lie is stated to be a descendant of the Alinister A A11vloconRDATos, who attended the CongressofCarlowitz, and who received his title of P'rince from the Christian Powers with whomn lie treated in thatassenibly. ALEXAN. DE.R MAVROCORDATOS, wVhIO now supports the cause of Greek freedom, is now only about 31 years of age, anti is described as a man ol' rare taleuts and great acquirernents. When ayouth,he accompanicl his uncle, PrinCeC CARATZA, to the province of Walachia, and was there employed in several posts of trust and danger. When the standard of Greek independence was raised in 1821, he was in Italy, wwhence he hastened to the aid of hiis countrymcn and their cause. DIisemrbarking at Missolonghi, he instantly perceived the advantage of that position Ior the tlefence of' Western Grecee. After defending that place with great credit to hin3self in 1822, he proceeded to Peloponnesus ; but see- ing that he could do nothing there, he returned to Etoliaj and afterwards repaired to Souli to gain over the Souliots to his cause. In this he succeeded. Returning to Etolia, he established the Locdal Government of Western Greece, which led to the formation of a Central Congress representing the Greek nation, of whiclh he was elect- ed President. This assembly adjusted the Govern- menit which at present prevails in Greece, so far as that country can be said to enjoy a Government. After occupying successively the posts of President of Congress and President of the Executive Council, he returned to Etolia, and threw himself into Missolonghi, where he dis- played great talents in defending the place against a Turkish force. After refusing to accept for a second time the Presidency of the Executive Council, and visitinig Hydra to press the sailing of a squadron to the aid of Mis- solonglhi, he returned again to that fortress, whose security at present depends upon his efforts. The following are the prices of Stock at Paris on Tues- day last:-Five per Cents. openedl at lOlf. 2.5c.; closed at lolf. lOc. Bank Stock, 1,925f. Neapolitar. S per Cents., 89 B. Rente d'Rspagne, 19. Exchange on JIondon, one month, 25f. 20c.; three months, B5. Sc. LONDON. PRIDAy, O)CTOIJER 1, 1824.