... PEN~CH I.sIAMR-. * !~aOM TIIE ETOIIP., DATr.D :IOZ\ZV, 13th NOMEMIEZR I CONSTANTINOrLE, 9th Orc,-'The following Fi the Fi man4 of the Grand Signor revperting tile toilet of the Tarlosih wonmen. Since the women must never, when they go out, devimte from thle rules of decency and hoOUar, it is e pecialoy neoeosavy to take circ that none of their actions be con- trary to- the Holf L;av. An ...

... Letiers Every received esaerday from a person. high in office in St. Domingo, dated the 9th -of June. They state that the Governmyent was in daily expectation of receiving from France anacknowledgement of the indepehdence of the Republic, and thataierylarge sum in specie had been offered for this object;. In the Mead time, h6weOer, veery active preparations Were going on in case of au attack ...

... TUNIS, AUG. 30.-The account of the taking of Ipsara has been received here, and has raised the courage of the Mussel mans, to which the news of the events at Algiers has contri- batted. There is scarcely any body here, whether Moor or Turk, that does not consider the English as defeated. ST. PF.ThmSBUnGll, Ocr. 13.-WVe hear that, in a fcw days, *'00 poods, or 8000 pounds of gold, are expected ...

... BR!?USSELS PAPERS. We received last night Brussels Papers, from which the following are extracts:- LFRO.M THE BHaVSSELS ORACLE OF SATURDAY, DEC. 11.] EXTRACT OF A Lrrl'ER FROM VIENNA, Nov. 25.-1 The ne- gociations whicb hIav so often been carried on in this capital during the last ten years, are nowv renewed with greater acti- vit ty an ever. Numeroue couriers arrive from the principal ...

... Taic Cu,!ir:et Cumive1, sl)11 sel to IIIC t )il 'I'Firl ' :i' setil:A.-l yVVi-tl'dii!y IIl.' i., F ':ig Jl c.:, ' a, , in g-d , bla'.':, l; L tICC~d . 0'IL;, wii:ch SLUs altnei i l)C J.j}l) U1 SS('..J.I I /11 L I k 1 LlJ EIIPO.U. , MI'. I: r .. t. 'lNNIN/;.(iX l iAs- I itllKI t, I C C;. I I JA NIC I ;..), i. Ie tIIANC I.I.; 0 I t(5, LXCIIEQU: tMC \l . \l ;si,. ItlSI.i',N, t. 'IUC C;Iaet IIt ...

... wVe are happy LO Mte 7 ps tfae~war from Bombay, for whose fate the mllust scriou L~rj Ljined, are 'all safe. I *.- awra,' The London Nornhern Rail-road CoMpall he telb ill upon one line direct from Bjriujnhiul t I pass by Derby and Nottingham, n'd thLus ConuL togetlier. ...

... N?, & P . ,L. CONSTANTIOtLE2 MAY ?? the evening bf the 7th, the Englilh- Afiibaffador here, Lord Elgimg received a* courier, who left Egypt on the ;2d of April, and.yeflerday morning the ?? accounts were communicated to the'foreign Niriflters here:: After General Hatchinfon had compelled the French to keep within their lines on the defenrfite, he avoided engaging in any new actioin of ...

... LISBON GAZEBO - We have received I isbon Gazette$ to the 30th ult. in the Gazette of the 28th is an Order of the King directing that the proceedings instituted against persons for their political opi- nions shall be accelerated as much as possible, that all those who are entitled to the benefit of the amnesty may not be kept in suspense. We extract from these Gazettes the following Commercial ...

... PARIS PIPERS. [IRON'I 1 IIE ETOILE, DATED MONDAY, Jtll 5-. Sr. CLOUD, J ULY' o.-The Killng- has heardl ass I inI his alpart ments. After Mlass his Majesty received the Grvat (Officers of Suate, the Aibahssaiois, the iNfnisters, Peers of France, l)epil- ties, & a great nuamber of fInrictionaries, both civil aid military. O(DESSA, JuNE P1.-The following are the most recent ce counts that we have ...

... oAr. '2ltfrd is just returned L town, after surveying the lines of the ietended ship canal, to ,nite the Bristol and qBritish. Chleueles andwill inake his reptor: to the Committee this day. The Slh)ormse Mercurry sayS-8.The Coroner's Jury en- gaged to intquire ilfto the caise of tlie mlysterious death of a young girl at Egg-Baekland, near Pli outbi, after aprotracted inluiry (during whic, ...

... jraOM THE MONITEUR OF AUG. 17-.NO -oFIICIAL PART]. FRANKPORT, AUG. 9.-Accounts from Constantinople, dlated July 19, have been received at Odessa, which announce that a report was in circulation that the fleet of the Captain Pacha had sustained great loss in an action itcthe fleet.-The Turkish army having again attempted an attack on the side of Livadia, has, it is said, completely failed. ...

... A letter from Slochhinlm of the lIth July says, Two sons of Marshal Ney, and a son of the French General Connt Wi'n- Ion, have nrrrrived here to enter into the Swvedlish service. BRUSSFLS, JUL.Y 30.-The Tribunal of Lowan has passed sentence in the affair of M. Charpentier, of Paris,.who was ar restedl between two and tbrece months ago, as aiuthlor of an ar- ticle called Feod de Vaheil, ...