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I ' • FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, A 944 I ' FRENCH 'APSE& intinrate that the•me4snre•of the Pei is only deforms& .—.4. 4 .—. • i - ' -..ei--- This useless insult on Royalty is a s trikin g mar t of dew II I 1 liritrrn and despair. , il • _ . i I , 0 ; , reirOa VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that EDWIN s osom, of Ncw thand-street, in the Parish,( Skims*, m oor, In the county of Middlesex, Silt Mercer, hub, by Wows bearing date the Twenty sizth day n'l ?Earth last, of JOHN DUBOIS, of Brown Mane s Spital-Seida, is the parish of gent andel, is the said County of Middlesex, Silk: m anu f ac „ sa e; and GEORGIC BRUNSKILL, of Cliearside, in the said city d London Sib Mannfactuter, for the equ a t bank of the Crediten of the said EDWIN SA NSOM, which Indenture was my wrested by the said F.owne Samson. Joss Anal, hew p re *, and Groans Dasesicua, on the Twelhh day of April Wont. in the roma of, asd attested by, J A MRS 0011 EN, parer, Orchard. street, Portman.iquare, in the coarty of Middlesex- WHITEHALL ' Rena i 5 11127. The King has been pleased to duvet *ten patent to be pasied ender the Great Seal, granting the dignity of Baron oldie (lofted Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland unto the Right Honourable 84r John Singleton Copley, Knight, and she leeks Dale of his body lawfully begotten, by the name, Kiln; and tide of Baron Lyodbent. of Lyndhurst. in the county of Southampton.' PROM 1111 avoirgamess 11171111 AL We have received news from Barcelona, 'Sated the 14th. At that date trencinillity was nearly established throughout every part of.tbe province, where it had been for a moment troubled. There now mists only a single band on the side of Repol, and measures have been tAlten to surround it. Everywhere the inhabitants and the Royalist volunteers have been strong esongb. to repel and .disperse the factious. Llovef, the chief of a band, who was shot at Tortosa on the sth, refused religious aid before he died. The respectable Bishop of Tortoni' went to the prison to give his assiotance.to Llovet, but the efforts of the Prelate were made in vein: BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Mama& Gray Hopkins, Tetichareluatreet --- 7,Ziio•broter, from April go, to May 8, at tam, at did Court of Commalialooers of On the Seth In tact will be published, 13LACKWOOD'S XV , 11EDINBURGH 27 MAGAZINE. Nee CX. For MAY. Comers: I. Mayday-e•I Ode for Mordo—On the Death of Lerd Byron -By the &trick Stepberd-11. Remarks on the Case at Wake. , A &baron In America. Char s i e Lt . U. The Shepherd ' s Ca/seolar—By the iktrick D ram ma d Aperition.--VI. The Indian Army — Vll. Catholic gees- Serra Leone—Civilization of Afrlta—By James jeQueee, Esq.-1 7L Speech of the Date of Ye ti --.X. Wr Net. let Tsylwl Narrative of the last Illness and Death: aUthe Doke d York. Printed for William Blackwood,l7, Prince's-street, FAinhorgh ; I nd T Cada Strand. Lcsadon. . - Baslissiali-street. • • BANKRUPTCIES SWIMMER . Peter Ogler and &Ala Mips, BialtepisowarcetArlibeet,lhests- drapers. Robert &earley, Oakenr.d, Lancashire. BANKRUPTS. Thomas SPLead, Chichester, Sonar:, draper, to orreoder;May 4,1, and June 5, at eleven, at the Court of Conwohisioners 'of Bankrupts, BasinghaMetrst. Attorney, Mr. Thomas Gaels, LopaianLatrest. Shwa Greatly, layrtkootreet, Heaton, flour-Sieter. May ti, n. and June Sot ten, at the Coast of Conienisslonere d Bash. mots. Baloshanotreet. Attorney, Mr. Henry Hifi, Riyasond buildings. Gray's Inn. Thosnas Poolly, Norwich, corn-merchant, Ma 11, 9, at fear, and June 5, at two, at the Castle and Uon Inn, Anoraks, Messrs. Clarke and Co. Chancery-lase; dr Mr. Dye, Norwich. Charles Anthony and John Anthony, Drvoaport,grooars, May 11, 12, and Jane 5, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, DevoapOrt. _ _ _ _ _ _ 11/01/ THZ 11011111TEUR 01 SVWDAY..II,IIL 2. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. Average price of the hectolitre of wheat in different foreign starkers, retracted from the latest prises cermet received lo the Department of Oa Igsrleir—.Landra, the 51st of March, 23f. 51k. artda. dm 7MN of larch, 12L 12e. Amster/mak die 1 20th of Masel,lllll Aetweep, 1100 . 11Itk February, 171.01c.1 Trissee, the 15th Mord, 131.16 c. Naples, February, 15L Chia Vecchia, the 11th of February, 14L 81k. Genoa, the 51st March, 16f. 63c. Nice, the 31st of March, 17f. 93c. New York. four quarters of 1821, 14f. 42c. New Orleans, December, 1226' 12f. 19e. France, one fortnight of March, 17f. 63c. -.--- CUYIRR'S NATURAL HISTORY. • va t hy was published. in Five large Volumes, embellished with w oods of Two Hundred superior Eogravings, by Landseer, QM* and others, chiefly from living Animals, price, is elm %Mk, deny svo os. royal itva sew tea royal Soo. with the Piste, accurately ooloneed, Egg ca decay dto. with proofs en bit per, £l4 M. yE ANIMAL KINGDOM._ arranged in con (amity with its Organisation, by the Baron CU'VIER, limber of the Institute of France, atc. The Das% MA M- X LIA, widi spselSc Descriptions, by ED WA RIVGE IF FIT H, IA * 4 sod EDWARD PIGEON; Eaq. • Printed for Om. a. Whit/taller, Ave Nlaria-laae. Tim Subscribers to the Work are informed that, with the Twelfth Pan, now published, Title-paps, ito.'and erections for Boding the Volumes, are given. tanks. Mr. H. W. fiek,Aidermarliury ; or Mesas: Sole and Co. Devenpert. Richard Wrigley, see. James Wrigley, Richard Wrigley jun. Thomas Wrigley, William Recklilt, and Stephen Wrigley. Liverpool. blacksmiths, Mal 22, 23, and Jane 5. at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Anoraks, Messrs. Russbottom and . Cs. Livetpool ; or Meson. Makatea and Co. Landon. William Mane , loath Tamar, Devisesldre, cattle and sheep.sales man, May 11, 12, and Jane 3, at elms. at the Glebe Tavern, Rueter. Anoraks, Mr. J. Barnes Senders, Ratter; or Mesas. Rhodes and Co. Chanuery-lane. Jonathan Lawton, Albion Cottage, Yorkshire, merchant May 10, 11, and Jane 3, at ten, at the Palace Ina, Manchester: Anor ak*, Mr. James Wldtehead, Oldham; or hissers. Milne sod Co. Temple. Joseph Cottrell. Birmingham, brass-founder, May 11,12, at five, and Jew/ 3, at eleven, at the l Royal Hotel, Birmkigbam. Atter. sirs, Messrs. Honing and Co. Gray's hut-place; or Messrs. Rlyd and Oe. Birmingham. Willem Page, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, glan-eelier, May 4. at See, 5, and June 5, at eleven, at the Wheat Sheaf Im, Bewdley, Worcestershire. Anoraks, Messrs. Jenkins sod Co. New inn ; PROM THE ETOILE, DATED MOsb&T 'APRIL 4s. PARIS, Arau. wei • In consequence of the orders of s li t Minister of the, Marine, M. Lizovie made to-day a weir trial of the.pro ;utiles of his invention in the old garden of Tivoli, and in the presenceof a commission,of which Colonel Briche, Inspector. of the Artillery, was President. These pro. kettles are three in number—a 241 b. brulet, and two bombs, one weighing 81b. and the other 121 b. The metal of these projectiles, when he.ted, becomei bud liable, and falls in drops. As for the composition of the charge, the substance swims on the water, resists its action, and acquires additional energy by plunging under. This experiment promises the most satisfactory results. FAMILIES about to FURNISH, wilt find, on in spenhig the Ware•rt+>•te of HENRY I. COOPER, f 3. lIISHOPSIGATE.STREZT WITHIN, the following Ankles, g Prices decidedly reasoiudde, for Furniture of iulierlor Balk and Einuirct ure : or Mr. O. Grambrook, Eteurbeidge. I • - Mosso Hedges. Birmingham. grocer, Apt4l 27, May k, and Jose S, at deem, at the Court of C.oserniairman of Bankrupts, Basing balletreet. Attorates, Mr. E. (Inter, Staple lan; or Mr. Wm. Made, liverpool. mom Hawkins, late of Middlesex-street, &mere Town, builder, May 4, at aim, ti, at tea, and Jose 1, it nig', at die Cowart of of Bankrupts, Basingliall.etreet. .Attorney, Mr. FROM Tel JOURNAL Dr FARM OF SUNDAY. PARIS, Arau. At. M. Duperrier, Bishop of Bayeux, was seized with an apoplectic fit on Easter Sunday, during Divine Service. He died t. e next day, at the age of 81. We have just learnt that his Majesty the King of Prussia, through his Ezrelleincy Baron Von Werther, his ' Majesty's Ambassador, and of baron Von Humboldt,' hat purchased the precious collection of Egyptian an tiquities belonging to M. Passalacqua, who - has stipu., lated that it shall not be packed up till :be day after the opening of the mummy which makes part of the col , tertian, which is to take place on Thursday next, in the great Amphitheatre of the Sorbonne. The amulets, or• naments, papyri, and other valuable articles which may be beneath the covering, are ?art of the collection, and are to be sent to Berlin. Stare M. Passalacqaa's fiat' collection was to be sold in detail by auction in the be ginning of May, the friends will rejoice that it is to be preserved entire. VPHOLSTRRY—A ric► smortment of James sold', Thome Ears; Manchester, straw-hat-ossaufaeterer, May 11, IS, sod Jaw 5, at two, at Whites Hotel, Mantissa/ter: Attendee, Mr. Joh. Hampers. Manchester; or Mears. Mks and Ca na. Fr C aw b ses am ge A seley, Leeds, Yorkshire. lookeeper, May le, 19. and Jess i, at (levee, at the Court Hesse, Leeds. Anoraks, Mr. F. B. Reorg-steeet,thraerd; or Mr. W. Ward. Leeds. 'ACCLAMATION OF INSIM.VENCY. Jul.Weddle. isattod, But Rkikag. Yaisthirapainarnmetseturer. . Crape Damasks, Misreent , Fringes, Bee . • CABINET WORK—Of the firitt quality and Illatejiab ; wild Furniture for Foreign Climates. SKIPPING—Cabins fitted up with Elegance and Dispatch, mad' Passengers requisites provided. CHAlRS—Appropriate for Dining, Drawing Rooms, Ned Rams. &c. CAKPETS—Br.imels, of the first quality, 4s. 64.. per yard; Su perior Kidderminster, 3, ad. and others equally low. LOOKING GLASSES From the most magnificent to the ' smallest. for Minnie,. Piers, and Toilettes. OLIVING and GILDING—Some-very beautiful specimens for Consol Tablets Glasses, &c. ?Anil-HANG I Na and PAINTING—In the Richest as well as the Plainest Style. FUNERALS—Attsmded In the' Masi mepeetful towsner,and par ticular regard paid to Economy. ROM AGENCY—Houses and Estates registered for Lettbig • w Disposal. without charge. WKS, APPRAISKMENTS, AND COLLECTION OF RENTS. FURNI TURE WAREHOUSED. L. COOPER, 93, BISKOPIGATS4TILEZT Weems!, hiss dio honour of being Employed and Patronised by 'some of the first Families in the Kingdom. lIJOWORM, SCALDED HEAD, Esc. EFFECTUALLY j CURED, BY THORBY'S RINGWORM OINTMENT. THE efficacy i.t Ibis application in the cure of that disgusting disorder " Ringworm" in the beads of Children, j la long been fully and neon justly appreciated, ewersln long stand! ig um of the nurse inveterate description. which have resisted all ehr means of care; the " Ringweens Ointment" will be found whiling, and a perfect cure speedily fad permanently effected. In Pats at 2s. 9d. 44. 6J. and 1 la. Prepared by T. Thorhy, Chemist, 53, North-street, Brighton ; Wield by Mews. Better, Cicadas. Cheapside, =CM of St. Pas; and Joha bell and Co. 3.3*, Oxford street. Of whom max be had, TI&OkBY'S STOMACU and 81. LIOUS PILLS, for indigestion, Cosdnaness. Flatulence, Jun ks Head-ache, Lose of Appetite, Ste. In boxes 4 11. lid. end lahl. each. IiVRIt ANXIOUS I'o rafitllNT DAY and MAKI'IN r e l pec l furlf ififocui the Public they have, after much labour and at a varicamaer.ble hreoght to'perfection i Label of nub elagslar niairruetWn ad eatreme dl&.ulty of execution, that 'they awn will effectually lomat the many Fratuir that are deity pranthyd on* gabUre— lusteatigh to the following description of the Label will ensure thltutiae Blacking prepared by them'. A patternlike Lade of a *colour Covers Ow principal part of the Label, the names of hi and MArtin are printed in white letters edged with pink and 1641 10 d placed Ou a White draWKI, the address, 97, fig; H-HOLBORN, !Tim White letters edged with Flak and black, but placed on the le [mum, the tignature acid price at foot are Shelton a white lumi s the preamble and directions for use are printed u before, ban letttre CM white ground. • • 1 7, litykslialbona Sautecalicr.lB23. King's Heathy near Birmingham, May 119, 186 - 4 .' PrENTLEM Vie the last twelve repel %." ken afflicted width a very Mveri sembutieereptien, which, by t,esal your trely exestilethAildiOrrtiftle Prtalfishal Deets mil* eel Ithink duty td'itsVseerntt s 4i *timpani of 'lf are , for Ike benefit' el thole *fp 'be aga At first symptom of the dfsiase ippea arias? TIM Lad: if r!taanyaPread along the inn attandeelisfrlill a reat"nsmiber of fllflp disdPrged a oety atria hugebtarr In fact, wicket wai the afsease, that i eras tacitly td fellow nrr heal employment." Ater taking the advice of some eminent Heats) Alen in Birmingham, and using the remedieithey recent !seeded, from which I found no relief, I was recommended to Owe your Antiscuttlbutic Drops a trial. I accordingly purchased is. ed. bade float' Mr. Butterworth, Bookseller, Birmingham, f•cm which . 1 found great relief ; and after taking a few more haulm, Thad thelatisFaction of finding the disease gradually give st aed; as !lave Aisne stated, 'it was at length completely era. ftated.--I remain, Gentlemen, your obedient s ervant , 1--- ANNE TH MPSON. Attested by J. Butterworth, Bookseller, Birmingham. I shall be happy to answer any inquiries, either personally, or hy ktter, post paid. llatse Drops are sold in moulded square bottles at 2s. 9d. 4s. 6d. hal 11s. each, bYlohn Ihnunt sad Son, Surgeons, Ste. 65, Bridge asset , blinchener; I. Sanger, 150, Oxford-street ;I. and C. 44, Wag-lane, West Smithfield ; Barclay and Sons, 95, rt-earket; Butlers, Chemists, Cheapside, corner of St.' Paul's, 1 1 4 %; 73, Prince's -street. Edinburgh; and .54, Sickville-street, liuttuft and Co. 10, Bove Churchyard ; Evan Edwards, f'gift Paul's Church-yard; P. Newbery and Sons, 45.81. Paling i lle th-lard; Henry Mackrill, 33. Whitechapel, London rrtury and Suns L'O, Dame-street ; Scutt and Orr, 100, South '^Gte, Fahriburgh% R. Nelson, Surgeon, Glasgow ; and all re- *Kuhl* Medicine h'unders. may be had, Mr. Lignum's Improved VEGE -7A111.4 Uat lON, fur all Scuebudc Eruptions, price as, Od. duty Purl 3 SCURVY OINTMENT may row be had oi l ' ', price 160 liiLvach Pot, duty lualtidt& la in insolvent eiriewntannte, Tied nnabk to meet kin I , llllSoo massy/Ith his creditors—Flied April el. DIV [DUN DS to be made in RASINGHALL-STREET. May 15, James Rnhertera. Red Lion -street, Clerkenwell, jewel ler, at eleven. Say 22, Charles Campbell, Bisbopsgate-street, merchant, at ten. May la. James Beightmore Frouott and Wm. Uliernata. Doncaster, Yorkshire, linendraper, at eleven. Oct. 5, Charles Smith, Miseries, grocer, at eleven. May 4, William Terser, Coleman-urea, plasterer, at eleven. May IS, John C. Fucks. Finikary-square, mercha nt, at eleven. May IS. Ann Brews and Mary Brows. Hull, Yorkshire, straw-bat manatee toren, at eleven. May 15, Frederick Joseph Burnett, Saint Mary skip mid insurance beaker ' at eleven. May 15, Daniel Stalker and Andrew Davenport Welch, Leadeakalleareet, slop. adieu, at ten. May 45. William Dodd, lAverpool, paper-bagging manufacturer, at one. DIVIDENDS to be made In the COUNTRY. May O. Thomas Shaw. John Lambert, and William Shaw, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, merchants, at eleven, at the cake of ildr. Allison,"clicker, Huddersfield. May 24, Samuel Orton, late et Adierstone. Warwickshire, woolatapler, at eleven, at the Red idea Inn; Pbtwell, Leicestershire. May 17, Charles Clarks, Nantwkh, Cheshire, batter, at twelve, at the Crown Inn, Nantwich. MAy.l.5, Thomas Cooke, jun. Birmingham, brass bander, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel. Birmingham. May 21, John Board, Ham, Somer. setsbire at twelve at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. May 21, Join Ararat, Liverpool, ironmonger, at one, at the oak* of Mr. Bishard Finlow, solicitor, Harringtoo.street, Liverpool. May 15, John SiWoo, Newcasele.upon-Tyue, draper, at twelve, at the Half Moon Inn, Newcastle.upoa.Tyne. May IS, George Smith, New castle•upon.Tyne, draper, at twelve. at the Half Nloon Inn, New castk.upoii.Tyne. May 16, Mark Davis, Great Bolton. Lan.ashke, timber merchant, at ten, at the Star Inn, Manchester. May IS, Alice Watson. Blackburn, and John Watsoo, Lancaster. Lance shire, linendrapers, at ten, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. CERTIFICATES.—Mar Is. Thomas Junes, Birmingham, Grapes. Charles Elkington, Bk. miugham, printseller. Samuel Wallace, now or late of Clorwatoke, Somersetshire, dealer. John Cash, Liverpool, tailor. Win. Henry Haitiland, Gloucester, wine and spirit merchant. James Purcell, New Cross, Camberwell, Surrey, victualler. Thomas Williams, West Smhbleld, and also of Union -street, Southwark, ostler. William Gregory Holyer, Woodehurch, Kent, butcher. Edward Ur" White-horse -court, Southwark, Surrey, hop lnerchant. 1131.sabet h Ledger and James Faryikar Ledger. Wakefield, York shire, woolataplers. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. William Barker Kilpin and John Kilpla, Kingsland.roed, Soor. cloth wed table-cover manufacturers. John Jones, Stephen Thomas, and IC Thomas. Bristol, soup manufacturen. A. Pickup. James Pick p. and George Pickup, Manchester, packers. Joseph Lucas sad Wilkinscia, Leeds. Ybrtillire, palters. John Bailey _ - ---street, boos sad shoemakers. Hugh and Francis Raley, W . enches and Theodore Liber. Moscbeater, clockaniken. Jam.. Huhn, and John Hullos, Manchester, silk dyers. Jnoph Turner and Ann Turner, Newton,'Montgomerystiiremercers and drapers. ERsabeth Easerling and Better House. Torquay, Dtt ibasbire. milliners. Joseph Fridiander slid Thomas Sherwood, Oaken Oates, Shiffnall, Salop, tailors. John Cooper and Chart.. Cooper, Maidenhead, Berkshire, carpenten. Beni. Mkkeithwate and Alexander Hunt, Sheffield, Yorkshire, merchants. Jas. Poole and Sealy Poole, Bridgwater, Somersetshird; booksellers. George lilleteon, Menses Elkrson, and John Boville, Darlington, Durham, sallalotb manufacturers. F. Hewitt and W. Ford, Nine Elms, Vauxhall, Battersea, Booty, coal merchants. Mary Hogg and H. ^writ e Lioroughbridge, Yorkshire, corn factors. T. Rowl e y, J Matthews, and W. Col:leek, trovlstapiers. • Rlchd. James and S. Illkkerton, &. George's Circus; floutiewuk, chemists, &c. Wm. Abbott and Wa Jowett, Great Tovreratreet, and Leadenhall• street, grocers. Peter Henderson, James M. Henderson and J. lb Maul • Lit. Joh&s, Newfoundland. Thomas Eccl es, John Warti;and John Eccles, jun. Liverpool, Lancashire, tanners, fell thoogers, Act. Peter Ogler and JOhn Phillipt,Vishopsgate street. irithept; diapers. LW. Wallbed; William Watford, John 11‘Aford, George Green ' and" R. Cavendi s h, Colemaootreet imaildiugs, London, and of Leeds, Yorkshire, dry salters. • • • OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, Aran. 21. • • koyal Regiment of ArtUiely-L-Fltst • Liemetnint Charles Ralik • Vieteii. to be Adjutant, tier Wyldev rimmed ; Second LW", •Alraanskr A !cock to heillrettlffeetenot, vice Dickens; ColOkill Bit Alexander Dickson,. RAD ik to be Deputy Adjutant.Goullak vice Lieutenant-Gent-nil Slit Jae Maelool, appoieted Director. 'General the Field MIN tv 1 , 1 elf- Airp4of Revd Rogionseed—lbeend Liortenant Richard Howarth - to be ['Oat Lkuterion, eke laptrit, elhenitsod thotssitice. • a ' PROM TRZ JOURNAL DRS DRNATS. PARIS, Aram stst. The King will receive Gentlemen this day after Mass. In the evening there will be a patty and play. More than 800 invitations are issued. The Chamber of Beers continued yesterday its deli beration on the articles of the Military Code, and pro ceeded as far as the 153 d Article. The discussion will be resumed on Monday. The First Chamber of the Cons Royale, and the Chamber of Appeal of Correctional Police, under the Presidency of M. Seguier. were employed yesterday with trials relative to the Press. M. Samson, sentenced by the Court below to three months' imprisonment, and' to pay a fine of 600 francs, for publishing a novel by M. Rabau, entitled La Femme Jesuiie, defended himself. The Court agreed with M. Broe, Advocate-General, and decreed as follows :—.Considering that the work entitled Ls feaniseJesesite, composed by its author with the evident intention of exciting public hatred and con tempt, not against pretended Jesuits, but against reli gion in general, and to represent the condition and sacrament of marriage as dangerous to morals, it must be regarded as an outrage ageing religion and morality, and the religion of the State. The Court declares the appEal null, and confirms the sentence with costs. The case of M. Lamotte Langon, author of the Bio graphic des Precis, was next heard. The Public Minis ter appealed against the judgment which acquitted him. The Court confirmed the judgment, but suppressed the work. The Correctional Tribunal, sixth chamber, heard M. Manilla,/ yesterday, the advocate of the, Courier Froze cols, and the replies of M. Esparbes de Lussau, King's Advocate, and of M. Keratry.—Judgment is to be pro- nounced on Tuesday next. 120 M TH& CONSTITUTIONNHL • PARIS, Aran. It. NATIONAL Fares.—The feeling.ofjoy and gratitude' which electrified the inhabitants of Peas, when it was ascertained that the Law against the Press was with drawn, is manifested throughout the departments. It, is a general burst of enthusiasm which it will be very difficult to calumniate, for in every direetion the excla mations of. Five le *oil are heard. Yet calumniators are very skilful. We must expect everything from them. It would be a truly carious thing to see the re ports fabricated in the workshop of M. Franchet- We must at least pity . those who would be credulous enough to form their judgment front - sids fabrications. What a false idea would they have of the real state of scieiety _ o f the feelings and dispositions of Francel Bet how unfortunate is it for a people that the leaders of its administration are interested in disfiguring every fact, and in giving the lie to their own conscience! It Is so intolerable a situation that one cannot think of it with , out the deepest regret. The Ministerial Journals have broken, as we perceive, the silence which they had at first been directed to pre., serve; they have come forth with fury from their forced taciturnity; they compensate themselves by atrocious falsehoods and the extravagance of their sop. positions. If we believe them, the cry of rive le Rol is a revolutionary cry, which announces great mistor. tunes. loconi;?lable for the defeat , they Nee put' sz. eecienced, they rashly optititi4•lllllpQ74.lll.64/sohtiollotit It is evident; that what mn fritediarly torrents thus inistry and Messrs. Fiancjiet and Delavien is the idea that the affection, so natural to 14enchmen. towards the Monarch,who has twice saved the most vital pert of out liberties, should be acknowledged and proved, Theit I interest, the interest of the faction wbith means them § is to persuade the Monarch that France is impious. se.- ditious, and inimical to Royalty. The ineenent the cow. wary is proved-obey will return into their insignificance. That which is dreadfully fatiguing to that than. popular eepression Of redcoat loyalty,- they would be at the height of bliss if seditious ace cautions were beard. Bpt - they cannot bear the tumultuous cl-y of rive& Rol I They are as jealous of Royalty as Hat. parm of his chest. or as a tiger of its prey ; and yet the love of Frenchmen for the august prcrector of their rights is miptysk in the slightest circumstances, Ca.. taialy tile faage of the inhabitants-of Paris have beet more than owe calumniated § and yet the mere hope of enjoying the sight of the Monarch on the 29th of April next, transports thaw with joys The cit. sent forming a part of the National Guard, who have not a uniform conformable to the last regulation of the Staff which. we have. published, hasten to complete it. Ws kno,W that a considerable number of tailors ate occupied in this way, and net a single honourable man w ill tad to &wend the ea. It will be a day of rejoicing to. France, cad. a day of motioning to her enemies. We have said that the tiding of joy and gratitude bad spread. thtmaghout the departments, and a host of letters we have received furnish us with the proof of it. The illumination of the city of. Rouen was brilliant ; every thing proceeded in the greatest good order. There eat *either ill-will 110 f provocation. " The great news," says our Correspondent of Mon. targis, " artived on Thursday morning, and tar Tnurs• day evening the illuminations were general; with the escaption, however, of the• public buildings, And the bootee of a small number of our funcinuarres ; but, on the other hand, the inhabitants had taken care to illu minate the pumps and pirblic fountains. As at Park, every one left their houses; the citizens embraced is the streets- men of all classes shook hands, and con gratulated each other on learning that the odious loi irmrsour bad been withdrawn. We must allow that the inhabitants of this place have shared very freely in the ingratitude of all France. We remarked some trans parencies with these words, a rive le Roil liar Lux P The name of Gotterriarrg was crowned with laurel," A letter from Blois announces that the Royal Or. donnaace has produced an impression difficult to do , scribe. The journeymen printers of M. Anther Eloy immediately quitted their workshops, and spread them selves throughout the city, exclaiming " rive Is Reif give in CAirto l' The people 'shared their enthusiasm. N This day,"Vids oar Conespondent. " was one et the greatest we have long seen seithin oar walls." Letters froM Creil-sur-Oise, state, the, the joy not only manifests itself in the great cities ; the small ones, even the villages, will not fail to prove their _gratitude for the beneficence of the On Tharsday, the 19th, the fronts of almost all the houses of Creil were illuminated. Songs, dancers and music, accompanied with cries of Vine le Roi, ter minated the evening. One of our subscribers df Pithiviers gives do some very interesting details on the popes, which was suddenly totaled on the arrival of .rke Coorstgatiomiel, announcing the fate of the Law of the Fres'. The inhabitants hastened to illuminate their houses —a number of amateurs assembled at La Place do Mar- Weis, and played the French airs of rive Henry osl peat-ors etre mime Was mix de as fondle? The young people of both sexes also assembled to dance; the fete was extended through a part of the night; fire. works were let off; the air resounded with the cries of Vire le Roi l—Vivent les Bourbons i—Vive Is Chariel-- Vivent les Pairs de France—Vise la Liberia de ferreted We learn also that the same expression of national feeling was displayed in all the environs of Paris. No douht all France is responsive. STATE PAPER. AMERICAN COMMERCE WITH THE BRITISH COWRIES. BY TMZ PAZIODINT OF 11112 OPITID MISS. Whereas, by the sixth section of an Act of Congress, entitled "An Act to regulate the Commercial Intercourse between the United States and certain British Colonial Ports," which was approved on the first day of March, in the year of our Lotto 182 S, it is enacted, " That this Act, unless repealed, altered, or amended by Congress, shill be and continue in force so long as the above enu merated Britist Colonial P.rts shall be open to the admis• :ion of the vessels of the United Stares, conformably to the provisions of the British Act of Parliament, of the tweptrfourth ofJune last, being the forty-fourth chapter of the Acts of the third year of George the Fourth. Bat if at any time the trade and intercourse between the United States and all or any of the above enumerated British colonial pouts, authorised by the said Act of Par liament, should be prohibited by a British Order in Council, or by Act of Parliament, then, from the day of the date of such Order in Council or Act of Parliament, or from the time that the same shall commence to be in force, Proclamation to that effect having been made by the President of the United Stays, each and every pro. vision of this Act, so fat as the same shall apply to the interc?nrse between the United States and the above enumerated British colonial ports, in British vessels, shall cease to operate in their favour; and each and every provision of the Act concerning Navigation,' approved on the eighteenth of Apia, one thousand eight hundred and eighteen, and of the Act supplementary thereto, approved ootbe fifteenth of May, one tho usan d eight hundred and twenty, shall revive and be in full force." And whereas, by an Act of the British Parliament, which passed on the sth day of July, in the year of our Loap,lB2s,entitled "An Act to repeal the several Laws celating to the Customs," the said Act of Parliam.. -- tht 24th of June; 1822, was repealed; aiscl by 'Act of the British Parliament, passed on the sth In the year of our LORD, Mt% in the sistb if: din 'elan of George the Fourth, entiikd nent vs mother day of ib yea,r L "$p , I , . I ( v i, • Ili . s . .; .