Star. — London, England, 1825-06-14 00:00:00

f law was necessary to obtain the pathos the is geodes. The groat object was to .bail and be doubted whether this woiki be elected • peens sot Natives together on Jones. St presses • eppeee the clause, bet doriag the recess he shin/ Ms atten M tion to the r. C. FOR li se r t. thright the right or Natives to this Sada was never doubted. Mr. W. SMITH considered this subject of v est ism portant.. The proposition of his Honourable Irked, if agreed to, world prove a 'mein' link betel the Eisropeans and the 'waive millions of India Thereon those links wear multiplied. the ism seceee wmild the geWelr Ragland-be in India. He heard with great *nits the tesass tithe Right Hosevrabb thodeenee (Mr. Wynn) to interfere. aa4 teem this Interference he mitigated the best results.. . Mr. TR ANT understood that with dimprislealikkwanzakie -kg the iosaner is width -. was adesideseted aft Ma*" •LI motission, be eirgressed hisdiesenshietkos Is Wei the whim* bet Session Wands, Wart. if it was oat oodestaken bg the Bight Beeearable Presidia* et the Wird et C.entteel. • After a taw vsgkernery elmersathem,. llt. IWO saseedimmt. me Bill audits alaseiments were then adored is lee eeiows 4 l9 and to be read a Ned date es Webatileg tegoil**_L The CHAIN:ULM et the SE.CII2II4EIL 'Mood the Order et the Day ter the naminsittel et the Piseilkup Laws ai. Mr. CUNT= apposed the mitisa, upon the smads= to the Clara Ttabti as eadasees (bls geese teriblW to be used Is the distillates of albite. He also emMidered k latew eemi a pried he dig Bowies fie bite ilemeskes of mei as hiport-. ant tp.. . . . . Mr. W. - SMITH mimed the NM It was one which lie they*, very emjust towards the Dlrebr. of MON* ma be was sere it would grove highly sonsatideetery to the Illesseh . asd Irish Malls. ries. lie would sever give his assist to it Warty stage. 1 The Hasse does went into the Coassidtees. . • The CHANCELLOR ILXCIIZQUitit moved, with reference to the-esoood rinse, which ihnieed the role& et awing the still to once in twelve bears, that it be to Mn boors. The amendment was adopted without enmities. ldr. WESTERN, after a few remarks. moved that MN 11101161 sat be included amongst the ether spirits seamed is the esbetigeegt - • clause. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER opposed the sotemohnem. Sass milt. W. Witremess. After tome observations frees _ _ . Mr. Coss, Mr. J. Bum Mr. H. $1111,P111; Certain Kesessr, ) M. Item:mese, Sir It. FIJUIVIION, asil Mr. T. Wu.seet, die Clap Edney divided. For the Amendment . 43 Against it • • .. di Majority in favour of tke Claws —.llB The House then resumed, and the Report Was ordered to be received to-morrow., 1 The Report from the Committos of Sup*, on the ietell .11 Ispoet. fekthe repairs of the Cobb of LYMe - ea. WM =I 1 t Mr. lIIMIR opposed the grout, and =sowed that an Pasulttcd to his ktaitttis isaTial as 'Muiry tit• the state si sbi . Marbotw of Lyme Wgie, and the manner is which predate gr aI t a had been disposed of. The Amendment was negatived. mid taw RetolotkoCrystion _ __ _____ Oa the Resolution for gemlike - 4MM in aid M - from Ireland to Canada,. . .- . „ . • . • I Mr. RUNIC moved, as an Aamentligad s ibst before any further grant be made for this purpose, a Osommisiss of Inniiry be ii satiated as to the effect of similar farrier gratis. • Mr. W 11. MOT. ll ORTON supported the (Menai reactlntiOn. Mr. CALCR AFT opposed it. The Hawse thew divided en the Amendment. The numbers were: For the 'Amendment .. .- - . 19 . Against it . ' Majority . . —43 On the return pf strangers to the Gallery, • ' • bk. GEORGE LAMB was oppiwene the Resolution. Be am plaited of the government for not having answered the objectless which kid been urged against the Reeolutien. Mr. Secretary PEEL. very bray replied to dire remarks. He said the object of Government was to make emigration popular, by making the condition of the emigrants popular. After they had wtirten home to their friends,, and occasioned the current of uni versal to act that way, then it was net the intention of Govern mew to. continue the grain. tie F. RUIWEI7 ridiculed the eeperiment as one not only i absurd but eves injurious. It would not take the paupers bast' Ireland, hot those•ot a hetter . ordee. Ireland teould he no degree be advantaged by it. The swirliest *OW be tried on a larger scale. It shooed be Viand set eiliMllNNer einigit 3z scale. But Alioiners wee. sawitratly talking 0 as free trade and daing little ee midi* He whbed to oil She dime etra legyer•seale, and ask * one as was lib* to be Mr. Secretary Pel4oll Sir F. Beason esplelimil. • Mr. WI LMOT-HOUTON said, that the shire of Government was lint to try the es periatent on a eaten stale, and irk were foetid to be peaelsoble, that to attempt it on a hetet one. Never was then a scheme of puns eoloolaation, or one less liable to the Piesees tit the Heristeble ' Baronet: • . None bit paupers were tali frost iness& It appeared that the attempt had resplately N*IL I. fee unity ponds each perm wei'rentoved to*Comedifiahli gore enabled to make himself ionsfortabk. Surely this inikt to teddy the Ileessirolole Baronet.' The when* ins a fair aft legkkinie ore and be hew, ed it Wald ultimately Mime the evils of id* dant pagbiatie• is Ireland; Mr - de."RNILLL simpered the -grant; became he gillesitse le* evert dose tae the bane& et Itteand. * - 1 . Mr. R. MARTIN also sepported the grani.--.4be Illrellides was thewearried without a division. me .. • The Mesehation tee granting Akers for the soppert a ow ant Cleaner Schools in Ireland, wan agreed to. Upsolthe Resolution for granting £2,000 to the &whey for die. crofter/ring Vier, a division tailspin,. * „ For the Resolution • . . 17 • Against it . . • . . 14 • 1 31.jorky . • . -...111 The ether Registries. weft - agreed to, after souls madden ; bur no further division took place. Upoilibe Order of the Day . ter the - third realm at do Omit of !Doers &nth Mil, Mr den PEEL said, he endued es ow.: net a mistake be made in a forme abet*, relaters. eil lbe et deml allowassei of the Chancellor of Ireland. Ho had ' Wird it *to lie "990; whereat - being bt Irbk currency, it only notated to 483,600. The ebb& reading of this and the ether Bits relating to the ...._ roes of the Judges was postponed to Friday. The other Orders of the Day were then diaper' of, and the }louse adjourned at Ilimv.rairt Two eCtice. • The kie.Oene6t which has arended the use of Mr. Antiscorhutie Drops, has excited co litde attention in this euuntry. They; *war to have a specific effect opea.iluim distress- Mg maladies. Scrofula aid . Scorn. In our first partial be fond one, *eve a greet number of Cures which. have beta Vilely effeeted by this troly.elicaclous, TIIRTNISENT GAY SEASON hag given a new :6- shows to fashloosbie World and the athameemat of per. meat charms is an object of anxious solicitude. The two Bluntest auxiliaries milt promoters of Beauty are ROWT4lllell Kammisa, which pMseases incompantle times la removing all is of the skin, arraying the neck . bands. and arms in matca rh i l lite- ses mess. and communicates a Celestial and Juvenile Blonm to the Cousplexika. The Beauty of the Countenance is also illurnised by the tasteful arrangement of the Hair, produced by lb. swat Bow s. Ilachigampar. The trauseeedant cantina' otitis ad miabilattidf hapetts to the flowing tresses a dellgatfht aitilath, mad bdutihl gloss; rendering the Need Dress truly eat g. A Pal AT ?MR PILGRIMS IN. 1696.—Thhi is' the two et an America' oriel we have lately met, and which we ban with ao commas &game Murat. It gives vs what we l= d t• be a very (skids' &Bowies of die oplok"maesers, swig iFtige..and athresnores et &ammeters of the maser New Tamers. at the time when in sesta sishrp sad religious liberty, tfivy vsaileed aver the diep and ea datitihis down im die Alm* seen 4•Nie• The story is simple amill • the characte Indian rs an waelms.wsliemeeind, and amp suggodod ;drip= et Mk ate faidMil,imehasts, saition and do • el suersal vivid•wr - *Mehl of Osiarrav taw- Mona .veature to reesonsmad. Its morality is WlZdie • haat oversemitted ; the alliffmaths seams down emd we she from the pinsel of with ear modes, foll et noble with the abanewn and Wen of , - Odes* apessl6B 118 irfillittie aiiiiiii, ilia, Wag delis up wade bear i emiipittilloarobseelft oar el seek la rho ldreiga Illedert shair:rillifielai Wielded et be , lions. todeserow is sesta" I' ;.. Corms Pekes s New Apaids NI; ilidlh 1141 Lad= $44 Wili .88saieas $s Chaise We AnosieWM .61/BIWA /Sew' 10), , Bra:Mies Swap I.lk die. ' Ilierdems DAV 01 I dise. • Dal* Ss4 11 Alm Oro& Ifrolp 111 IN Ales: • ' • ' • . Pettit OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK. Bank Steck 23134 ' . 3 per •Cent. iced. 90 1 / 4 90 ~ . .1 per. Coat. Cons. Shot. -Sier Cent. 90 ~ Si per Cord. Red. 97% 34 44 4 per Cent. New Shut. • Long Ann. 2134 . Ind* 'hock Shot. • India Bonds 52 £l,OOO Eacheq. Bills tO to 0509 ditto 33 35 • ' MOO and 0300 ditto 32 Advertised 29 • . Cons. Jet Acct. 91 • VORKION ZICHAKOB • , ' • ireaselmas. Jens 4.—Sadmiaes sa Lea, 1 1L 147 4. IrOItERIN FUNDS, TWO ead tI'CLOCK. Awake Ns 5p Ct. Offr I , Ma. /kelp MM. 11 4I &- Breslin Bssds DIM Po 2 1 I li o 2ls Dlssellerip i ipCs.lolll.lll 4 Ms Nespdloa ols Bads, try Dim Ara. I Peremßods, 6 per Ot. Dams Ayres Bends Chlalands. II p A. Oka Aid. tie tits Chlesablea Bd ens,C. $4 Poetpgireee Beads 61 • Dam Beads, NI 1 i Ditto Ara. ' VIM Ace. He a 1 I . !rumba Beads 1p C. • DOM Beads, s per Ct. • Do. Beads i tens, , - Diem Meeks Bases Ress.liessdanssitpCt. 9.1 41 'Om Strip, ten. sa dts Oka for Are. Jib* Ant. . , Bg= 6p. Ct. C. in $ fresh Beads 471 Acre. 641 alb brit. 48 Bps& lip. Cr (.1111, 114 e , Do. Ss* tess, 11 101 11 dim Diu. Acct. - 'lll6slB.Acic. toi db , Treads Reuses, I p Cr. 101 f. . .Anil Sp Ct. 711 1 Eschsege 1111. loe. • • ' Blis nt. 7Si • Russian Taseripdea, 6p C. -'IIIIIT 1 AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK. 1111 MS. . • mass, Mak ISMS KS MAW& iodate - &ion .ems - ism. as pas. zit° its 430 prem. Itoutons - - 100'- s- . 141 4 Chao • anoo Ai . see 13 - Cobalt and Clew s *1 Si Faaindma .. en All tee. 241 esi Gewalt Main As. • IGO - 5 - IS 17 Pogo Parries -18 W -S . 'k i te rated. Ls Pei, b Teem 10 • 0 'United Maxims .... 41 - ID . • Ditto New 0 10 AMMAN= COMPANY. Allisara British & Ver.loo 10 161 151 • Maria* AMMO 100 S 1$ GAS 01011 T Alm .CMCI cotes Y. Pkotitteatel • . too • 5 - 7 • MISCELL*I4B6IIB. SWAIM IPASIk .. ewierelts MAIM rI s i a t=idt :" lie To. ' • 14 :. . ii t ... • ' • ' rattaismo . . • is • I .-- if 4 IllissrallissmeNtaterlps . 14)6 •1 - 4 • Soot WastalbsOW Dray lIS - 4 - • 100 - 5 . 5 =tie& Company 50 0 I k !earl Fishery, Yellow (lea.selOpin) ILS s iii Provincial Bank of Ireland 100 5 8 stein Stoma Carriage 2 Ili 2 6 Pearl Fishery go 1 II e , Irian - 100 - - 4 4- Pearl and Coral R l Reber/ 4O 4 6 6 ' So little Odd information is received from Greece, and the intelligence is generally dtrived freni.seurces, so various and contradictory, that it is often vague and, indefinite. It is from these causes that we niay often semis to relate an event more than once, with little *va riation ; and at other times to give two accounts cf tlie' same occurrence quite the revenge( each other. Where,' however, the difficulty of coming at the troth is so great, 'we refer furnishing the best evidinceidie mere 40i . .the day supplies, with such comma's as . we dear iiimessary, and then fearing it... Palest fUentuM Me= len point. . . • •; A . . , .We have this day a MISS of intelligence from Geese, in the shape of Official Dispatches Irom the Provisional Government of -Greece to the Greek Deptities in•Lf.n don, and in letters written from various places end re ceived in town. One important thing: is the official dispatches is, the announcement of the ratification of the Greek Loan for Two Millions "testing,- contracted 'fox in London. This loan Will furnish the Greeks with . what they most need-4ut sinew of war—money. £60.000 had already arrived in the Ltifat.v. The first of *adicial dispatches telling to the war, is dated from Napoli di Romania, Aprill6. It mentions' the landing of 0000 Oren, under Innautie PACs*, if MO don and Coron, and says, "It was a regale, cerpi t consist ing of Arab soldiers, and commanded by about 40 Bute peas adventurers; six. thousand -4nly ,of them were fighting metr, the rest were seri ants, sirch as 11" 46 ", kc. They were accompanied bylboat.so heraPnfell, organized in the manner of the lifintelokes. ' This. corps was able to advance to within Fight hears' dim lance of !dodos and Corms ; but they wee not able to do any injury —Vat, onthe contrary, hi i 1 skirmish whit& took place with 1000 Greeks, ands! 'our • General, PALMS MAYIO3IIIIIIOTTIS, they were forced to retire.° The Tusks are stated to have marched towards Na.' wino, " hoping to besiege and take that fortress ; but it is too well defended, and too strong to be takes, eves 4 four *limes that number of enemies. " Tie Greek troops were not in readiness to oppose the Egyptians, and there had been nothing but skirmishes, hi whildi the enemy had lost 1300 men. The dispatch sou ,_ notices that a corps of eight to 10.000 men, had en tered Western Greece, and that in Easteri Ocoee% only 400 horsemen, under the renegade Oonsitss, had ap. peered, and that, after failing to video the people s he joined the Tarks, was pursued by the Greek (haul Govies, and shut up in Tamotsu). - . _ The Second Official Dispatch is dated Napoli di Romania, April 2Sdi and gates, that after . sustaining numerous defeats bums' nen* bad retired intothe fortresses of Mod= aid Ceres, that AI en the 12th of • r~. .'. • ; !.t. ... — ?te • ;7 . :; r .~ , 1 . . , A. „ .: It . 'tmos t laden with booty, having lost only _ their easfyse4Feae, and "with eddy seven slightly wounded? Another trait Of 'gagster heroism is related ofJoits Sarno- Miantsatts, son of Perlloll MAVIIIO-141CRAWIS ! ! That ming man ) accompanied by his brother George, :ice hardly learned that the enemy advanced towards Navarino, than he west to throw himself into that fortress with a body of soldiers. Unwilling to remain in the fortress, be sallied *di ad threw himself on the ecentyp and sccaaas ..em a considerable loss. Death, however, &pigsties of this young bat worthy patriot.; be received in that ii a mortal wound. Ma Government, having remarked the sincere seal of retrOs Mareo.hlichaidis,4irfio hiMself pervaded his eons to perform that heroic feittorestored him to all those civfi rights . of which •ciFunistances had obliged it to deprive lam last year." Thus ter the Offiehd dispatches; the pen.officiil, re• latiag to the military 'eremites' (for ,to these .we shall first ' confine ourselves), give ample details.. AU the accounts seem to colt*: Ist. the defeat of Orsessaos, and SOWS repost that his Irish friend, TIIIRLAWM sir, ft fining to receive him in - his misfortunes, be had thrown hinnielf on the Mercy of the Greek Government. The private letters from Napoli di Romania are from the 16th to the 27th of April (old style we suspect). The fiat date' that the garrison of Ns/art:to, aided by , 2000 Arcadians,lately arrived, made a sally on MI Egyptian forms in which 4000 of the latter were rinsw i killed, and the rest driven into • their encampment. Another letter, of the } Bth April, mentions a second de -feat of the Egyptians near Navarino, and gates that t Greet lines had been so drawn out as to cut off thelt further retreat/ A third letter, of April 21, states, th 4 soother skirmish had -takes place between the Greeks d the Egyptians, in which the latter were again de. heated. A letter„of .April 24 notices another ski ' 0, which, though attended by no important advantages' is either side, cost the Greeks tour guns and 100 men: It is more than probably' that in this affair the Greeks WO worsted ; and the letter remarks on the advantages' of regular over irregular troops, adding." The Gee. Sibilant, it is said, (and I have every reason to think whit truth), bare sow determined to accept the offer of the Americans, to send them a body of 4,000 replies, and a Commissioner is to be immediately sent across die Atlantic for that purpose. The introduction, how ever. of regular troops, is a motion so hostile to the low Tuts of the Capitaoi t with whom the. safety of the soustrY at this moment depeals, that the putting it into emotion will require the utino t ir C *ion and talent." A second letter of the saartdate coriohorites the ow render of ODTSUBS. 1 Other Linen from the Greek Camp, and frost Chili. nil Follctita. are confirmatory of portions of the above abstract. With regard to the naval operations, it appears dolt five act -11, laden with stores and - provisions keened for 'MUM PASHA, had been captured by the Gregg and brought to ilapoli : that an engagement had taken place of Candle. in 4rhels the Greeks bad dis gusted me of the enemy's frigates, taken a brig of 14guns, sunk an -Asturias vessel, bpd tea asother aground ; that Illtagus and . Canaille bad dassrepird dotty shipsof war unit 'transports, Which Wile It ik. One at Modes ; bag the most Importligiitieknfini doonected with the "avid eparatlesstet thes4rosks is to be found in the following amts reedeodhy an, easireat house in the City: . • go diesea, Mit ii. - “ A vast arrived here lest *ht crest Saw% and basight Ma *ten. dated 11th and Lett, May, of ',bids I far your informaths. Their costs* say handbill trade the Chp. sin of the vessel, is Ms desbrades at ow Ueda 011ies; reports shoe the whole of the Thalami Best ,(,t lky. ha. b ees N e li . He also adds, that shot F oy be** Slisalisgbl haS bees sespietely best by the Gads - , , - • " Zr...,, Mir 10. “An impress arrived bet sly* Bost the Mares.' The Thildsh Lest, frees SO to loco sail, are now is Mods, sad ere conibeelly , Cab/ the GreAs.bl &I Mad bY ought. There seats. to be doubt of the Greeks vecessibg Ii akin or destroying .'ere of doss reclassify'. - * "?rite=, Mar 12. I se Sr Charles Bootee has 4r e ar t r esessth ivell i s the - Sybil,. We have totems Walvis that * have Sprat thirty et' the Turkish Beet is the pert of Meditte._ of's Gooses reed has just eels in. Pb dish dilipoll Welt MO stable ability, es amen I l of the Ike. The Greeks are highly doted, fit: they had cossiderod I Navarips as we r We now subjoin thee:mug of the ratification of the eek Loan: ' • • PROVISIONAL GOVERNitIeNT OP ORIECIL ' Pagan 11.—Ns I w wen Cher onr Diesees. Whereto, by desse-if the low N. s 5, 's Lees ef Two if teasis ndee, and the Costret 0 d ie 1111.114 ku ss. wratcep t been tiel th • ne ll issi I. in theyear terd, has - pressed, the' Legidwire Body decrees : Is. That the said Lena id accepted and acknowledged-as the times 'debt of Gress aceordieg to the Contract entered inn haters' the De_ petatias is Lodes eomisdng of Messrs. John Or. bade, Jobs Sabah as& Aednas Lorlottis, and Messrs. Jacob Ilittarde and liesson Soweto. *A That the egreasess ofthis Loan, cost eitrgof eight Articles iwl one At:decades, we tidied and approved Is al their snow as' lipid by the Depesedes in Leedom, and Moen. Jan* Make led lesson *lards sitavily Arse of this Decree, the, Rues* Body te aetkodsc4 the said Contract &maitre testi the legal terms. Mb. that there be made three tla of lib present Decree; ritiwwhisk two an to tusk b the &whine of the Leghladve mod eat be padres, and the thtrd, with the stilled Contract, is to be pot to the Greek Deposited's is Lowden. lit& That this peseta Decree be rehabbed In the Nies*, oil linefeed ho the Oslo of Degrees - Given at Napa dl Rear de, the Ist of April, ISt& Appie.S4 at Stern di Resseda, the as A.ru. leis. Thersi PANOUTZOS NOTARIL The Vieolriediset of t he Matcords, s 0 HICAS BOIT ASI& • (L._&) Th E leereturtieseral, ad lot. D. CHRISTI DEL (L. 11.) The Sneed 1•1111 ban ANDIUIAS PAPA DOPULO& Copy The' to the The eserstsfrOsnord, id Irt a tlilllSTlOßlL, Tile 'Government or . Spain is in a hopeful way ! It , his received three thousand _Monks; South Arns". rice, and it is usable to pay its own.troops, who there. -. .t help themselves. - The high-road from. Bircklona . . . , „ , ' . ~„ I •• . . • • . ' • • • ..... '., ,:q .'• 44,,,,, ,,5., .. . r 6 , .. .. . ~ . , . . 4.• , • • . . .• - . • • 1 •• • , , .. Aril a ceriees entagenwnt uselt i ,plas.... o Abs , isle ts AUegionesseselwr thine re &ea* Owe, et Appel e - TEIRIVEN .11 . • AR • handfed Creeks, ender Gemini ihlectijatus, sallied *et II the Colette 'bp SPertis emitted renew- se ragliolk-een eft to eh ea brim. N . 37;• • 4 5 1 tr •Prallti the doses. .al 4 " illl P °o •.• J • . . ' metre of the enemy, med e after bevies lilted mitre w Colette tent " bediscirs" its the " nil" Dow I " Pesed 111. - • MIP • " 4 • 10 % . . & . • •. . •• . :1. r • ib m five hoadrsd; according to the most **theistic a the H omed Member. US was not euds dsstats, _•:. • , A tometrat. JU$l.lll, nil ~.....• . ieformadoe we *am received, they misused into the b t_.. ...ade wardPasurer fA Atitfila the natives the Private _ , * Tom lagriaki!eik . 2: 11. - 1141 " 1-41 r. t . 169 1!"...i. 1 . c • loAs• with Inert. having lost only one of their it l:M a t ir as e vlB67a4 ees ":1 Nn 4 the purist errd.r. witltrat beE ilk resins *Ow Gimpy, Wm sir alba sikent • • AM fistoneles piused. • livairgratete, !admits • , - • " 4 to Madrid is m infestess with_ iollett that the Gofm meat has been forced to sermtime—regimen et of aoldieti to pat down the banditti ; but the soldiers. themselves :are merely banditti T . Behvg with.; out pay or feed. they are farad to help ihenarthai.tta both. This may not be called plundering, and, is fisett it mg admirof much extenuation ; for if cattail ilea posted that armed mat will starlit where 'there is tsar.' esilmiteitst to be got. Rut, after} aq, it is smelt the 6 ogee to the partly that centralises; for whether Den Raphael. who takes my loaf or lay . money. ioe carped a robber or a soldier (and. robakily, be bee been beds alternately) signiies but Utile to me who sorer Rem bill depredations. . • It is a great piece of insanity in a Coveinntent tof keep on loot snore tro• ps than it tan pay. Teak pal ti, • men will protect any person better than a benched obis, look up to him for pay and are disappointed. Ac S. Ander, at Seville, and in ether pans of Spain; dao starting soldiery have begun to make dieurigaeces, amid to vent their. discontent in cries of * Down , aitia tM - Absolute King r These Teri , suit feU4OlO4l, robablyi • a year ago, , 'wnold have cut anybodes throat: who . sot shout —A. The Absolute King for ever But hon- Bev sgreat enlightener of the j udgment - at lapse for the almost. Let these maloomiato he 1,4 fed, aid ceidoesable (of which it mot owoutil them is little peeved it wain), and they will reties so their y shy and love Of absolute governs:cat. • ' f . • . . . We have received Milan Gazettes to the tat inst. and • Gerynan Papers of a lite date; the latter contain no political news of any interest, and the former, with tho exception of as account of the dispeision of the Princes assembled at Milan without any . of those posteniona proceedings some sage guidons= foreboded, only sup ply the following account of a Insulation at Odessa,. imposing some additional and unnecessary obstruction to cognition s - • NAPLES, MAY 11. • - We have received kern Odessa; by ai meeld chianti:notice that the Covesearent of Ms Malik, the gainer of Russia, is °Asir to abolish the abuses that have subsisted hi that pike, bps adapted ie4 viral regulatiens, Goa of *bleb prisesilies thaitho MI of Whig shall contain an seems, spedllestiss sea may it the smasher at the bales, packages, dre. bet also of the Cid* sUMICII 4dele ash in ease of fraud, the penalty Is to le Oro papnisst of triple the duty, if the fraud assoustil to above S per test. did the mama; • dead the goods if it eseeeds" la per test. I: is oho' ordered by the bipedal CovertUnknt, that Ovary C4llllll Of a Pierelaukatais . . skill be bawd to produce at the Castowhouse two bills if ydiegc and U one is wale& be is to pay a hue of two silver rubles!: The French Papers of Saturday, which-we hvae ceived, contain little intelligence worth 'tattooing,. being chiefly filled with discnssions respecting majtess of local interest only. The ColtOtsdiorind replies, to. some observations pat forth by a Ministerial :lomat in defence of the Administratioub which had been at. • cased of neglect, while the disgusting scenes were si bibited in the distiibution of Vesioe, and ! bread d aidi SO tyre degtiriecl, populace, during' the'iefet given en - the occasioq: of the mutes entry- taro Su* ....the Parisians, however, ato not the 'mil - Imola' on earth isto degrade themselves on suds a free, distributi 'vs of liquors among a lonics; po , palace would be. atteaded with a scramble as die , . orderly, and. with masses more Sweating; and some. of mar contemporaries who are so severe en the Free& • oa this mamba, forget that dm11; she /iota of 171ifk i ' when she disalery of Mr. Lawabats, inlll.olforc was awaked, mid •the spirits emptied into ,tberreete s , . grey were found lying dead in Holborn, from Aar+ log drank the liquor to mess as it ran (lowa the kernel.' ka Paris-its:int sedans accidents are said: . to have . occurred from the . 'art of due precaution aril dM {pit .0 t -3. • . Thelentasi Maas publie)tes the Wilsons letter treat Ihnede Grace, wig& ammitioess *at - :60- . Har. Oise, bare ralseetbailoties 7 4 .:* 60p . pa to'" • 4 4‘l4llfitiekliiirebiati otd, • dada Haid.Woe'dlosti, he. Ow set. ;SYS. Wr pert this letter so. la of Parisiaaamatsfacstirea.at atl • fa authenticity is verrqrsestinoulokr. cr4. 3 -• ; • •• • • - lab.; ' AI 1 hews e. tsar meakeee eaves &Idabel! awe ' • siodamdie berdialeseitiapthead JuthM wyeanheol today, way of Jappotel. • Gs #tgaik latrieted are ai Ms:64 ;". 4 1 _ 1 / a t 11 Per .sit.that the dew sadism Sc as ad* !ti vane aspersed Seta doe pens el the Ilaiyablesla to SW 4*:. • '• gaseSes. sad 40 oasts, hotted at 17, whiphk paidbadele.lll!ilieil 7 ikathallaty WWl* 44 The Harlem at length to thole ante thq bevel*/ Soak obey by ella the SisraAt Wi t - amiss I. rese the galleV ' ha Wei easeseesehi they hare rushed. ate in draw k morathei sthem.: Nay this lad ser. which M wig* L freloW, SOP. PISA Volt-) eases% at hog* ern dm nos • • I, • ! The Duke of Yoarand the Pnatass)leastp • the inho esteta; - TheDue6ea of Kant eatittainalt thi - want We' Dodoes of Camesesee. sad !thee Lwow *Orme day. et bar apertataia at the Mae% Pdeith, Leadestea. • Prince Lemma left tows on Boaday,farelmeamea; . . Yesterday the-Duchess efesamilatiat Width, mair • PASCO Mid Pilaw" took as sitter C the lie stark P. 1.1; - Genoa, Alas lorivollbont floe Mt the Emperor sad Emma of Avieshodth the Thu ass Queen et the Lakes ear and VlOnitiaa brava% etawass e ctded by ski' tbDattons ribee ld e a tPitiarA Pebeell , Arelt4sobesa Cillis"l*ll2ll2l cerressme.4 niece and ?ghettos .1 Satastme t sin this mamba thelligald :- sad gine at Sams arrived. • • We learn from Bourdeaex that Gins:talk t e O,./., and . VALDE,/ are still in that city. Mete jaist don =Ade of their Return to Bpsiu ; hat it Igoo nraa* supposed that, before they decide opal • • dot ~ Pyrennees, they wi.h to know if their eopeace will be made a subject of inqqiry at Miakiol7esal . ,ai there can be no doubt bat that the Spahish Govern- , inent will &mead some explesitios senisctieji7thi capitulation of Ayacucho, these ,cpentlsolon 'pp %pi* Likely a • enter SP4*.f" some iirt*Atibe ship &oath* isestim sad at ten anuses. pow we presunse3. VALINNI and his . um freighted it completely. The Tithes** t • Officers, who are about Nis. namber k pelly of ingots of rid sad silver. One if use of gold alone, which wais protested •at the Oletaie House of Bordeaux, was Bawd . to %sigh ..31101its. Wass Which :tt value may baiald as beebout3oo,oo9ftisus. . • * _ Tiro RN i , . ! • ••' 4 • ;.''t I, 41 ) ~~:. :~ ... f; ' . -: