Star. — London, England, 1828-05-27 00:00:00

- Nvautaut .12,872i] v• • TUESDAY - EV, MAY 27; 1828: ' • CONTRACT . FOR CANVAS BAGS. NA O 7 O MCB, May 10, 1828. VHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMM/S -- .SIONERSew MAINStre NAVY do hereby sive Notice,' after a passage of thirty-two days from the Havannah. John Joseph Maria, the Captain of this vessel, states, that five days before be sailed, the sqUadron of Admiral Laborde, consisting of the Guerreiro of the line, the Ibeira frigate,. and the Hercules brig, had arrived at the Havannah from a cruise." • A convoy ofuserchantmen was on the pointoepai. for Cadiz, under the protection of pis Majesty't frigatO the Casilda ; most of these veswls bring passengers, especially the American frigate Isadore. • All the met chandise and produce of Europe are very much depro ciated at the Havanna!), where there is no return cargo. for the Spanish ships, and they are, therefore, obliged to come home in ballast. We have also received by the same packet boat, pews ', from Mexico of the month of March. The different parties continue to - dispute upon the deliberation of the' Congress. The party of the United North AMerican States is most powerful: Fasten Puns, MAY 54:.-EiVe per Pent*. 5031.5 c. Three per' Cents. 701. 15e. Bank Adios. 1,515. Neapolitan 764 55e. Spantar (HMO, ect Ib L ekatisi .: ito Landes, as Übe Moeda asLase: in Three Diem W. PARIS,c. • MAY 55.--Parirays Lerma. . I ban already lapel: wed you .thit,Oßersliisl been. Icy the liferedi .Vi fiassaffor to quit Lisbon. in event of the Regent persisting in Ms COurse. now officially announced, :that he bits , orders to win, concert with the English .Ambassador, _and the imam ! , diate departure ~of .bothfmal Pitbon waa.eßec* at the date of Abe last dispitehei..: I can state; "froih et 4 cellent authority, that on the Portagoire - iiiiillteiaini. questions the most perfect harriony Kau,' bp to shiehour,. subsisted betiteen.:Eogland .and -Frauce4.and7.l may add, upon ,the lame anthority„that thrring,,the.orepara ! ! dons which weremadeju.the arsenala here, the English Government was assured thit they Were foi the pur pose, in case of neceiiityi of eating up to the' tinder:l standing between the twO-COttiinets: The greatest dis trust is entertained:by *venial of she french Cabinet as to the preensidinga .of Russiw,..elthotipheiery day the Rossini 4gelaisiador repeats Me dett.irtEiri*iihjch he was ordered .to ma ke suit* . occOnuts horn Lisbon, overland, !feliy.. coukei,the. ieptyrta of a ruing in Portuguese Estremadura and.theAleattio., : I • . . . Alib TURKEY: ' • •Thii advance of the Russians to*Jassy, the capital of Moldavia, coupled with their formidable preparitiOns to attack the Ottoman Empire, acid carry their arms ii, far as the ancie n t seat of Government of the Greek Empeirt' ifs, are in themselves circumstances of so im iortant a nature, and likely to affect the general in teresti of the other European States in so essential a manner, that the subject already abscirbs a large por [tionof public attention, and consequently calls for the C best • elucidations it is • in the power of the joarnalist•to afford. as a guidance to his readers. • Under this ins- . .ptessicia.it . . is, that a general. outline of .the mode of at t . tack tope pursued by Russia, the political and military . probabilitiei.in her. favour, her,secrekpolicy in the siat, tfigether viith the Means of defence posiessed by Turkey, and .the manner In which the other Allied Powers will braiffected by 'the isste of the contest, are disquisitions vehtch Musk fail •to be particularly acceptable at. the ..., present rani i . , , . On tivw.l l,. that Is t be the stilelltelog-Ikersie, the European dominions of Turkey may be consideredie bounded by the. ItiverMannbe, at least as far as regards traliwirt operations. .13y : the peace made between the ' Knisians and °gainer's, in 18114 Ilse' former obtained possessfon of Hiszarabia, the fattiesies: of Kilia and 15.. , mail, aitd t htteby .seitued tbenavigatioa of the Danu With these Utilities, the principalities. of Moldavia and Wallac.bia, besame so much exposed, that it would be . impoisihle for . the Turks to' . Make any efficient stand ' thew% and thei'indst . cOlulequeatly siithdrasi 'to the other 'side of fhe Dandles, •is 'soon as the Russians move 'forward inlorte,' ati. if. the latter make a rapid advance into..Sulgaria. and .911 Varna, the forme; would inevitably .Ire cut off from their, resources. The Danube being thus. rendered the &ist line of -attack and clefenie, the dagire of 'the ground' requires that the Turkishould take dPiPiiiititin behiuditi between Rug .teauk and Silistria, irliiith•l4ter place as situated at the enpfitience of the Ad iseatio,:. *4 bas. a citadel ; taking eacit, at the asstoe time„..to guard the openings; of Saha ra and Isrerei on Ake right, and the passage of the . . übe, between Viden iiicf (*iota; on the left. • this pOsiliOri; it . iii' Mit Ifie' drat stand =ay be ex. 4 n rested fronts the 'Tacks; , unless, it has beta. determined to. abandon a bulwark (0(0)0. bY.JOlttUre,,and.aft, an d . sacrifsce-a nOrnber of ixispottan,,rtsiOtasy p etitions, which" . .o.lln.'sGarceiy.,be expected, I t it is well known that a con orderable Ottonsait 'Circe rl a4eltible4t`dif the 'tfainilie, drat - farther - iiiiiiforiaiseit's :Oka".iesdily 'be had. from . A:dtiattople'llid 4ihntlitslaufv•Thiv first , position:is, ho w ever, 7 rendered more.. hetial9qol.4lA :peculiar, ;91Kif of the river,, which thee, for.opl, an . arch i ,., the. cotiavity of which is turned towards the °thorium's. the 'lttOtil ants having atheist 'Welficlislt • "iiiid"arified l'ieideen Bucharest and KiajtAldtad'llietiiebrevie thisektseif il,o4arit, the aatresid.s-.1 whit:hi - vest •our:Qrsovi: en tlimete.shleolitcirtGelff!..9solterothe , I—.49th. poiii:i .. SaightlicWlN. Ai .thkiTlidgfe I'S! 6111 :4 . ifs defence allitt the,. Ani,itiatp; and the second against the It i tia vans. vans. :By the'idiadtaii'vitiaversientiotied, the'inlikii iiiiciresientiiif.iiisiikailmit skiff siite• eobsequentle 'rte-. dered eiblitillgy ;MI taPlihthasi the country ansivemeeit al tbe,eneely attacked, br.whicb . rn eants the former, if, well prepared witkbOrits, run. the chance of forcingtbe passage of, the river with:lets opposition,' being mote, readily idle to ieleCt . the' line Ofildiriace. It is,' Stever., theless, an arduous unflertakin g to eras; the Danube, in f t o n e,4 :ee,,.e tK r t lay, thZ titer in this (l imier being both deep and wifteon4 the Operation in itself liable to accidents. - '." -• • ' ' ...' : Sense . shirmistient iand movements on w large scak dray thdieifOre lie et peetid before' the invading army of ffießtitsians4Wa 4 fbie lite t ivet and convey over all , the itillery,i balavy,haggege„staresi• and provisionspeoes liarY- for ; AVOW ,men, ..independent of cavalry,..&c. ,What, bmwery and military skill may .he able, ia the isitervaloo rife& it *mild be rinpossibleto.foresee. in liatnei times, when not organised as' they tirivr are.... whirtsisor toterned by so extraordinary a character as he-plesent Sultan, or roused to so high a pitch of .fani. Aicisro„,.the Turks have fought ,manfully iodefence, of their country. After crossing the Danube, the Refs-' sians have still many strong poSitions to take, in ifitlittri Shure the line of their communication., anitywhert.taken, they Will still have to garrison them, eotlitesides leave a largemoyeable force in the neigh: brood. to.rneet all emergencies. The Turks, doubt. less will - avoid as much as Poisible, general actions, When drivers 0 the plains, and endeavour to harrisa ";'e assailinti by that species of guerilla warfare for lahichthoyare so well suited. The Russian‘however, liennotltromed till they have effected the reduction of Itaysta a ,,t7'which means only can the conquest of Bul garia be cornpleted. This operation will most proba bly be Confided to a 'strong detachment of the -main army of the Russians, which • most probably will ad • *ace *. towards she line of mountains bounding the ilkovince of. Roisselia, in three divisions. The basis of . operatioos for the capture of Verna, for the defence of which the Turks have a strong intieheked position, must be harnied betVieen Nicopoli and Silistria—and here car. tainlf tome fighting may be expected, as the Turks will no doubt be there in considerable force. It may, perhaps, be deetWed•WcPriAable to turn this position, which certainly Could be doe* by.marching direct from flezargred to Adrianople, proceeding from Itlicopoll on Katzaalik; or by crossing the Danube,* above or below Viden, and , advancing terhilipipoli, either though Servia, or in; direct line. The aussiansrlowever, will be cautious what positions., and what enemies' forces they leave be hind them. Notwithstanding,. if thex could obtain i body.of SerVians t as auxiliaries , *they would'find them extremely usefiil is that particular species of warfare, agaitistwhleb they will have to contend. 'The Seivians are restless, Dave, fond of their independence, and hate tilt Turks. ,Xhis• combined aid would alsO enable. the ,invaders to bold.the Paehas'of BeWlia anctupperAlba nia in check, in case they ihoiddlend reinforcements to the Ottoman Armhfor the deface of St. Sophia; sod by thii Means also Would-actress to AR Talley of Maritsa 'be facilitated, as well as to the-rata 41 PhiliPoPoli and Adriehople.. ' .. . ••• The °dont letters ot the 2fith Aril atate i .thet:on, the 22d instant, the Prosinc4sot 114a.1 . 4 4 eia and. Wallachia weluld,be,entirelyaesppied istibe Russian troops.,The 934 to WI time _ let for arrival a Alleaskyor at Isaaai4 wheat imusidiatelyi attiiiig hips Woetd piss' theD4sube, while the ilent,'eonsistierePtett vessels. of Abe line, wouliidisembrult 10,0(01onea tts.the vicinity of Varna r et-tbe _auee ti,e . toeorm.. 4 C.Qe9Filil 4 " ° , 4 1' attack the *Wok ppeatil i • pAik .. * side ot rots . ano l AIWA.. .. , ....f'...:1.... :.. .....,...e.:.4.7. :„,...-• h 0..: , i :..•'. i. r.t:.:,,9-. r• -... f•t , .. , ,rvyr % RU; Tint on Totuasrmi, the 29th Instant, at One o'Clock, they will ‘o ready to treat with such Persons as may be willing to Contract `or supplying his Mijesty's Dock Yards at Deptford and Wool wich with CANVAS BAGS, for the use of the Seamen of the Royal Navy. A Pattern of the Bags, and a Form of the Trader may be seen at this Office. No Tender will be received after One o'Clock, on Le day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party or an Agent for him attends. Every Tender must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to :be Navy Board, and signed by a responsible Person, engaging to become bound with the Person Tendering in the sum of £2OO, for the due Performance of the Contract. EAST INDIA ROUSE, May 14, 18118. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS V ENGLAND, frailly to the EAST INDIES, do kerebY /1 4 / 9 Ar!dice, That a SPECIAL GENERAL COURT of the said COS PANT will be held at their Heinle, in Leadenhaltrensee. en IVIDPESIWIT, the the 28tb Instant. (or rite patPo 41 11 111 11 1 0" Pee the Proprietors,' far their .appealuithin, a Rea ble...Plqt ell• Cowt of 'Directors of the 2d of April _last, granting" hi Gmace CVNINGHANZ, of the Bengal Retired List, an allowance of Two Hundred Pound. per Annum, in additlim toids present Pay. m a Allowanee of One Hundred and Thirty Pounds per Annum, v e the grounlis therein Jilted. • The 111. port required by the Bye-Law, cap. .6, sec. 39, tether With the Document. upon which the said -Resolution has t i n armed, atenion for the inspection of the Proprietors, at ' • The COURT of DIRECTORS do also give NOTICE, that the 41 General Court is made' furgher Special, for the purpose of l a ws br,f , op the Proprietors Pr* of • a Bill now before Paella trent, entnled, *4 A Bill to consolidate and amend several Acts fog, the further improvement of Me Portal London, by staling Docks and other Works at Blackwall, 'for tM "necommotla don of East India Shippiag." • Ji9SEPH DART, Secretory. • FOCIC,CLOTHS... DEACO N AND ORCHARD beg to inform the ?U- Dbility, Gentry,' and Assievlturisis Jai ',nal!, they bass boil Malloy a large asiortinent'of EMI CLOTHS with Poles, Ropes, arthritics complete . ; the Cloths bans made from the best Canvas, t h e y 4 :4.o,sta:ram them aware& rpopliry and _durability superior to, wlpt ars generally olfered , to Os Public, and on the most ads's.; taitems terms. Abe, New and Second-band MARQUEES and ThNTS for Pleurae • Parties, Cricket Orenrds, &c. Ste. IM PERIAL WA TERPROOP CLOTHS, on a near psindpk,. ler ' carts. Swat.. 'warranted perfectly pliable. and not to nick.Nettingiand Bimini, for Fruit Tram. Mariam* and Rick detbs let on hire fee' the Season. Orden, addressed by Post, to Delete and Orchard, No; S,Weat solllArid, London, will be ponetriaffrottesded to. • , GERMAN 'PATERS.: '''' l ' P • , . • -- ' •• • , CONSTANTINOPLE;LArase m e . - au ,. ~,'• #,.., On the 21st there wasn•grandJsevievrefqesesalli;tir Dand Paiba,et,whiels the Sultan; te':olir ItStdithinjillit of every body, appeared in Europeins - tqiinisSinbef lire also commanded in the European litimie4".olll4oo: Vizier and the Seraskier.werasnere speetitoes,._ _ _,_, .!.• liasseia'Paolia is said to:havt.clechned.thtehleifßOOßP' mend 'df the Army against. theAtissituu,..probabfy, Because be, having been the chief promoter oLthe nier *item and of the desuuction of the Janniseriesi• would; have great reason lot apprehension in• tit* , of airy-ill, ibccess. - Tranquillity .stilt prevaila.Onlirh • Alst e ttise• Is • • -_ , . -. . 1 ;Kuck apprehension And. *coml. . -.:fts ~a report among the- populace-that theospitat w • soon. • . ill wog s botabarded tii . Riissian,. English,- and *.Fiesath "men of; war, but iiii cradle avert's:to . ieby lbetrstass:Ai "fah to have originated - in -the appearance Of ievereNtaiiian men of war et the entrance of the Ibisplionst . "The ri. nvirees,of4he.Consulv, and per Sons attlehed3O ; Thil.. .Le gations, have received an intimalion*iikibidgefore' .at Smyrna) to provide for.',their !cowity*afety,..tiaid•-, are preparing to depart.. The behaviour..of .the Sallee. litider these.circurnitances;eicites-surerite and . admit*. • Vvi on; lie, ks,ey as his Ministry,Ointitetlitibeitthei greatest .cosuposuieand resolt#inn VI z '. lief !hi)a of: tho . .E. 111 Pirep0 1 10.1. 11 e.:0(04111C getite4"._.:: 4 ;.); 0 .‘4Ol the most - lively appreheisslons.....c- , : .....: ,:„..:, ... ~. . CONSTARTINOP,LB,Avair.47.I:4.As z ,ri ,:, r • One of, the SertianDeputies . in Allis city-lb goal tel his own essnistri. accompanied •bra•Tniter • , o&thiTmtwcl some say that he jit the bearer of the resillt of tlieh ' , ciations of. the •Depnkation fin, Oil tegefailtic:ef ,) e es affairs of Seivia; others. think7he has sheirdet .of. . . Porte respecting the. -rei nfoi ceenent- of:the Orris°, -Of Belgrade and tbeither fortresses in Saris. :' '' '•••;:•",", • • ' WARSAW; Aiju . ls.' ' **' - a 7.1 • . • Her Imperial Highness the Gra iid*Ducbesigolini, -Consort of the Giand Duke. Michael,..Und. the Prink* Maria, her daughter, arrived here the dal hews pi-. terday, from St. Petersbuiik; . ..". , '•''.,-. -',' -• ,•'. '.. LEMBERG, Avais - 50. t.; - '- -, - -,. .' ,4 cf ', • Welearn from St: Petitsburgh that- a 7 Geuerall'in* been from that city to teviess..thessi!itary e0 . 11000:'111, 0 is probable that.. several diviiiiins. of thor tiPoo,l.,' . form an army of reserve. ' . -. • ,: 0 • ; I -.IIENNA...nso is. - •,, _,_ , _.. , Metalliques, NY; Bank Shares, 1,018:- , -Tbe APOSse-rf Potts of aorta money made .by the Porte to : satisfy. Russia, produce the-rise-in-our funds. , .',. f , MAY 16. eta 90e ;-..Hank Shart4.l4llo. 0 .! . '_,C' . HAiMaguls. ...NAT 14,-44eslianges on .Vadmls, 0..1914.. months, 13 *--41.4"ivrei Papers. . - ' ... , '... lONIAN I SLA kTiri, diS4,?!!), _. _.. ~.. • -An English cOirier,' : who r avriveci,trhns La*SkPlt.-1111 . Corfu on the 22d, brought dispatches to Lord ftigr Commissioner, which must have .biegiii Ihellred"* l importance, earl PrObably related, to the . itli,kag.intirar , between Russia and Tiiskey: . ... - Count .Guillensinot seems to hove beets . m e. l 0, .ac' quainted by Sir F. Adam s w i t h .thi.a9i?teKlis . et . ;We dispatches ; the same evening an-English-Ceti= and a French frigate put to sea, and aimed southwards -. their destination is uncertain; Some perionilielieveth . .t. they are to carry instructions to the Erenclin.pd.tP/14312, Admirals for their conduct under the present-circuo stances; others, that communications *resent from the. English Government to. Count. Opo . .d'lstria,.• which Connt Gialetninot has. judg ed .it. necpaary tO snake known to the French Consu lar Agents. It mem& cer tain that Count Capo d'lstria enjoy; the entire confi. deuce of -the English Goveinatent, and has probably been advised. to . avoid every thing,tbat may tend still further to embarrass the very intrigue affairs of the East. - The Turkish Commanders on the continent ant re pairing their fOrtregea ;• several hnidred WOrkajaa . are . epsployed on • the ramparts aid ditches of Arta;Japiint,, Larissa, Zeiwun s and prevesa....Redschid raebSt it no* making a tour to, inspect these: fortressei in person. The Greek Bishops front . Constantinople are gone from Artie to the Mores to pr,oclaitn the annuity.. It is sald.diet are ordered by. the Patriarch to .pu blish ti arsatiOna against Count Capo d'lstria. ~ . . . . The Russian, squadron, at Malta .Itsye consecrated inithanuat ;sideman,. the Sag ;of .St...Georitei par by tie &swot fez the Admiral's shin., .. i Coops fiaidep his eat to :Bp teifietsboret a pietilre 4 the bigavaf,_igatar.in_t siaiwkiAT 4 . 41**4444 . +-Aigenteise,ZlPNogriefliA;: •I; 444'43 ... • ' . • •.••• `, • • 4: .• =t•• 4.-riteelpalc.„. •r!il ;. %'l Domus et plascos ow? Tby %Dube, and (beam taff of_ • han:•.•• - That bogey-drop) thy pkiaing:w7h.. ' • IPPINESB the gar ta;merrow - of the min"' ts' A A insured by snirriabe " the strictest tie of perpeitialVriend: 'kip," is a gift fromHesvcoi-glatinSstafkleamte with reason, by wbkb, .sys JobtroN z !rave apnoea& ia.sosiso desires of association idtb celestial intelligence" • WI Pegyepreaijpowieverrooinserieg MEd ask leilloWeet ebEgweita, ft brier - lies In Imperative duty, not only to regtdete the platignso but . tlfkalf‘sli the tracer **nroOnni iluswinStuiltjts Which the tree r dais oninresititted pleasure may base entalkd aped k. to the ellect of such anew..., ITO setributO4c many of those harelle *smell -which; 'while they 'tette' the •coninikeration of the be heleiWebotild akeltipreesSiftt With the 'Marro, belf. • the I.larrious habits will effentioise the body—a " •In the tr.*. will reins - the ellisticAihte.:-bee more ! spiel* dneesbe prtmature I.lfatuation of youth too frequently eompoppise them. AlsripligMai ince a site of Inankkes, : from whence tke agonised,' A thou desslits the ihatice. of relief: 7. TO all such then -Ouifindies, uterine hope, gy. muscular 5 4'enildis *iv, -ceps .will aye atieures appeai q ' le suktiened as thy ue by the multiplied proofs of 20 ypare:successfid experience. 0ry..,,,,,c... of MarTind ,life are switetlee e es t . h d e kturbed by t i e s —Mt' ttaai t tr h i s i bii - fiot:'ainstitutionalb hkb t i r weak.. et. i spdal t wre can he stl4gthetaid e end.delleient tile* imPeoved into functional power. "'lit OierPeaseif syphilitic Intrusiou, as well min riery'relaxatiost Offilietele#atere 'economy, we pledge our ability to cure speedily, sad with effect: Earnestly Solicitous to expel the unfeeling empyric Itoniche. positian :b0 preestoptimwly taken up. we deviate him 'Memal•priociples with • less hesitation ; and confident in our, own komparable integrity as Members of the College of Suring's, we. 'Act ibelnifering cesonsunity of either Sex (espeelalirthoes entorkm km matimonlel lkfi) at mum our boust„where daily etteidammi. I' liven for personal eansultadon ; and letters from the ,ant Miniediately answered; these must contain a remittance for A end Medicine, which can be forwardedt o any part of the, worldi however distuAt. GOSS and Co. M. .0 Surgeons, • No. il, Bouverie-ureet, Fleet -,beet, London.; lOilost publkhed (Seventeenth Edition), 1. The Rau of Urn a lasi Commentary ea the above Diseases. end, Ifirennum, nidusted exclusively to the Female Sex. May be had at 16, - Ptinceeureet, Soho 6 .174, Fleet-street ;4, Ca therine - street , Strand ; Shkweod,.Gllb e rt, and Piper, 20, Paternoster-row ; and Chapple, U ,.,_Pall-rnell, London ; Porter, 72 ; Graftonlitreet, Dublin; rken, Iss, Tempts. Glasgow; 9", Calton -street, Edinburgh; phil of all liseimellees. Price es - • • • FRENCH PAPERS. PROM TIM aasarve D$ FRANC; MAY 2.5.• PARIS, MAT 24. • • " l ate Italian Journals announce that the . Pacba of .. f$1 1 : U repairing the fortifications of Alexandria ae '. gto the plans of Bonaparte and Kleber. He is 701 'raising new troops—whole tribes have been brought tort,e camp at at Cairo, to choose the men who are the 4t for service. The number of regular troops re ltaititng in Egypt scarcely amount to 10,000 men. A leirr from Alexandria, received at Marseilles, says, 4 41trit an Egyptian corvette had just entered the port, *bleb seemed to haw suffered severely from the fire of 1 'Croat frigate, which, as it was going to.enter Na. - t ' 4 ,c.ippilsed it. It is therefore certain that the ports ?Lilo Moser are strictly •blOckaded. It is even believed tintour port will soon be in the same situation, because Ikon-mous convoy is prepating to sail; and we know . I* the Allies will not albite any further succour to the . I'elop4Dessus.* The Prussian Government has just pen proofs of its resolution to observe a strict neutrn. Asp:between Russia and the Porte.. An order of the day. !emir communicated to the officers of the army, de limb them not to ask for permission to go and serve volunteers in the Russian army, as it would be refused them. The King has -even refused. to allow his SW PriareWilliam, to accompany the Emperor, his brother. 6 414 to the army. It appears by theaccounts from Berlin, that the Prins liaA funds have not been affected by the Russian declass .lation of war. • venal Mk MgallAGilt au CRAMS/Zap MAY 24. • PARIS.' MAT 23. Lotion from Jassy, dated May 9. have been received It Vienna. The Russian troops continue to advance Vitt rapidity; the advanced posts are to-day 88 worsts hi. end Jassy ; the division which occupy this province *estimated at 35,000 men. A letter from Cadiz of the 6th of May sayt--" The B ganish eicket boat, No. 4, has jest arrived isi this port, 'l.' 4• 1- ?%ef.' " . . . . . . .. , lb . . . . r ft - i., r-; ai t I4t " lt .4 So I ' . i © • ';• 14 , , , .. - e i i g I.; • .. • 4, / • • • • . • 1... -% lip• *,, . • • • iv. •-. ..:4.6.4.,.,:gt..8 ....: * - -tt."..tgltripii.l 41 - •• - " t "!....._.. • .• ;,:•:'.•••• • '-:•• . • 4, - 1 1 - N.0,7 1g " . ? , -., ' .. • 4 ... ,),..:. .4 11 -.:' *: ......' . IPP ‘.• 10' 1 . • . 1 .. • ,o. , 1 ; . , . . 014 .- e• ti . • •., • s t -....... . I!' - 1 I i 1 . ib • . 4 - ~m 1 r 0 . i ‘ ::..: • ((•S• . .. e / . * 0 . • . . • 4 4 % —I I A. : . • .•• - • . . . ...11.1•11. , • fftwit eivinesneit'y SPEECH OF THE XING OF SWEDEN. • At the open ing 4 the Eaten!anal Stotthing, sum' , Ned at Christisiiifon the 29th of Ap' la. moned to meet . ...nrtstianta .prrl last, Count Platen; the Stadth older, or Governor, of Norway, • having read the Royal Commission, authorizing him to open the Storthing, delivered to the Councillor of State, Joiiis Collett, the following speech of the King of Sweden : • -7. . _ . " G entlemen.—Yon are called together to take under consideration Matters" intimately connected" with the.' prosperity Ofthe,attite.. vie aisent . itopottpcc of chile . .., matters alone hei*AeterMined me to have recourse to a , measure' which' carries with it:considerable czpepse i fots. the public, which I widl it bad been possible to avOid. But. when there is a qisestionof preserving uninspe.stebo ~,,, the privileges which were secured to the * Norwegi . an . people by the fundamental lair of the 4th of Novembei, My ardent desire for its maintenatiee. would not illiSve Pine to await the meeting of the ordinary Storthing, .si;d: 4.Aave thooght that we could' no longer safely defer putting some of our principal laws in harmony withAe .. . "fundareeptal law of the land. •' - . - " No change has taken, place in oni:politiCal relationk Since the dissolution of the last Storthrng. All foreign Powers continue tri.give us proof of their friendship and' confidence. .. "The negoCiations with Pr ussia have led to the ill' -; • voorable result Whichl anticipated at' the openieg,'Of the former Storthing: A . cominercial treaty, Cus . the basis of reciprocity equally idiimagetius for liebi'lleilik' has been concluded And ratified. i .--,- ; ,,i---. 1 „ si " The free navigation of the Black Sea bad bytllVdti cored to the flag of the Uoited XingdOttis. : f ile * 4o44 - iireotioo concluded' for that ..porPsse with the.',oiilla Pixie is unincumbered with any - clause which . CO t iff4l" . kbrow:difficulties in the . way ofitt . extetitit?iiititiatlito that . the meaning hostilities in the East, g ! in-iktkia td. T i: ::t t3l,li! Ottoman . Government to .:i- - act cOntriii:to 'air - .. ~ i, , f•P:1,1'• yi "The ratifiration of . a commercial treaty ifri'the United North AtneriCan Stites has rail, (Seen excliidsgeil at Washington.' • . r, It will no d oubt give you 'Plnislitittilearo. thkeilli cficulties in t h e iv.ay of an increasint tr t adelietvieetel! eild the States hive hapPil'r beeereyneepa. Theitrehatr . Otionisrierce lateV signed iibtipiliettritiiigli Wirt* the 'United t fogilOthi airrEn.iiia, ihall'he laidtbefefe the Senetbigg *Rev thel*YPcitions shelf be exchange' This This treati„. fonnded •to mptunt confidence, offers tie S e. and not usiOpportant arlyant t aget iii the shipping iiiteieSi;.. cIi A N , t kr,1 1 .°7.,,,,.,. I. ,!, .. .. ,r.Riegochitions r espectin g ,a c o m mercial treaty' With 404..44 an_ilifiate be n, co TosenCed, and i ans ftilliattnt - ti 1; .to procu . re for 'We flag of the' UOV *Marl nuances: a r ilicothir South American sies, on* • iiiiiisilithiclt ,We, oil o ur . fiei . lieodiditirfotheth a lOU iiilee.l , - • '.''. • . ,• . ... -.- A 1.".4.* r . * Sitiosat bills wallas Subtbischctio pas eoeeiiteretion. • , -1 - 0-The first.xelites to-.the-mPonsibility which, article A 6 at the fundamental, law insects of the Council 'Of State in the execution'Of thsdesiffirk ; of the High Court 'of Justice in their iitijicial i e ms4,,,the,;sttembers of the 'Starching in their legiAative. functions . " The second Bill defines the twiner, which, agree. ably 'to Articles 60 ea& are to• be isibierfred. for the `sake , of securing theeleetiorwofenifeirmit% whinho)bne cattenture that confidence-which the •peeplaiesughasio hare in their-cleated reptesentatives. • -:- , •ft .:k ! ,- 7 , :n rot) " The third•Bdl which- will**. laid. bete you.4llp " for its object to make it coniiitilsory ferNeintryieginua of the State, inFrosiformity.with.the spit it a: Wen as the letter of Article 109 of .tee fundamental law, acrieelse a • personal stare Mita-defence-0(46e country; :.,1 ; ,•4,0 0 jr, " The present anomalies shall, cease erbesesiosOler is made uniform for all, and.whenshe hureletenkimponid service is no longer +borne eacinsieely by ShO.cohillf ,people. . • : . , . -- • , - .4 '.. k "Z:t a .21 4 . . ri ".Eaknethas shown v ibikt.the qtrantitt ra il ms . thank • r notes io circulation fill - hi; shoti of 'that ibis- MT to satisfy the demands of trade, -agriceltister,: sod-other •branther of. industry.. The present almost ~iotakairabt of dem. od for. the prod:ice of this pony', kestrifit t .thot governmeot and the Legislature should concert tops! sures which may give iho grow's/. a chinCe of ditpcslit of his produce. to sorneadtaniage. .A'propiisil still be ' laid before you which will secure this object; " The existence of every constitutionahrateisfonnaled upon.the due balance of its .COOttitll94 peWCII6 'Ail. Government whiCh shall neglect to upboldshis balance, exposes its country to the risk of h aving its'eonstitiitlitils fOunded upon , mutual irltelest'innibilated. M . -hide.. i rest does not confine itself-so single indieiduals,.-but-r comprehends other more exalted objects. which-stetni in the closest connection, with • the permanence of • 9a. tipnality. National bonour and strength ofgOveihnent, its principal supports,. :cahoot be 'sustained . ' sin . ks': • the laws are duly 'upheld, "which' his • bdt one leg/thrifts interpietation,—.namely, the literal age:. • blatAlutyles a King does not allow uto.to asstuneinOrbßi.thel4tiOn assumed, that each successive, Stotthjog.aliall., be 'er mined to apply or interpret . .the finidameiiii !awes they shelf please. Neither Intik thi'islitiorEen petit& that a - rtiOre' or 'lass - 'enliotetied tohri'of -. ittsike (regirch ) shall have the power of overturning, as would appear has been attempted, the.guarantees which.yeew • der act contains, .The propositions which will be now submitted to.yeb c onfirms dine giiiiantees; froiniillich neither I noilny GoverriMetils Inuit deviate, nor suffer any deviation -in - otters : Whin deliberating on .these , propositions,sEct Nit, ‘9,yout conviction. .t. ... ~ " Subjects of the,fitstlippqrtance whicklerste . iii'oni political institutioili, thVgillininistiatiOn oljitstice, 'chi eaecniire and finanees -ire Oily gradually' nederedtild 'fully' sett led; we op' hlriidy feelengthe prefitatilelewv seqtiences of such gratittiii eihranCes.. 4 / 1 104'..`Ttihr4 upon how much has been pilled s he llretilt, tion of the fundamental law of the Afkin -foi e l e . , we must allow that extraordinary eieltibis 'lies:belpia *mai l -that I.have had great ritifficultiewkiivercitso.io .; . ? procuring for. Norway,, nottrithsfXridieg il moltenn legislation„ . that independents bud that hoop! s Wickli" it now enjoy's; bit in oar to' confirm :Mr ferthle- • t ztsb independente'iusd'thhliappintas, •it beebtterbecessof that Government . and , theoblutitioaLAssembly shoal& frignaliatthentselves byißsklALlrsi jp4ciFitht,thissityee.t i n . T i eW I(4Z . Wiih,filll ceopette po the triintlb en . ci l k of the * l sle t and he hgtoieltssllthrite 0ft114 . 8041 . The Notwegian petitakillaile - *Oda& to' oreh= *views for tfthelailifismaii" • - oroledge4the palpable insprovesarnhin • • ' • • hits taken AP lace. ;kir *Riot w 1 1 . , deresand i"be wnaillkkbil VW of Ile i it 'l e live 47; ,fic4itirest, Sind ty . di lir , ;ace/ • sm. V. 4 . _ , , k .Avultskio.o ` -- 3r•-• • z - ~ ~_.~ . • . 4 5... 4,, 1: , _ . • intc; ! o. t.•.