Star. — London, England, 1828-05-16 00:00:00

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AT a MEETING of the UNITED COMMITTEE for conducting the Application to Parliament for the RE FEM. of the CORPORATION and TEST ACTS, consisting • the Committee of the Deputies from Congregations of Pro itstast Dissenters of the three Denominations, in and near London, * riffled to protect their Civil Rights :" and of Deputations from • Tbe General Body of Protestant Dissenting Ministers of the Thee Denominations in and about London;' " The Unitarip Association ;" " .Tbes Scotch. United Associate Presbytery of asel 14 The Protestant Society for the Pentectiod of Religions Liberty," held at the King's Head Tavern, la the Poultry, on 'Morrnav, the IStla - day of May, len. W11 4, 1 -All Bumf, Seq. Sl'. in the Chair. . The Caansmais Inwittgeopoield eat the Rival Assent had been liner to the Bill for Repealing so much of Ihe Corporation and I c a Acts, as Imposed the necessity of receiving the Sacrament of ilLue's Supper, according to the rites and usage oldie Church ileghnd, as a qualification for certain Offices and RamloyisseaW, Bill had passed both Houses in its present state, whitest among other things, this Committee receive and acknowledge with thankfulness, the great and important benefit the Protestant Dissenters of the United King they cannot 'conceal their regret that the Bill simple repeal of the obnoxious enactments.but relating to ecclesiastical matters, which, not be made by Protestant Dissenters consistently interpreted, in some cases, as an interference conscience, and an infringement on Religious . deem _themselves called upon to &close, that relieved from .the• galling restraints, and Mimed opprobrium against width . they had• fit a remonstrheed in vain, they Awl themselves bound affeetiou to the CiVil and Political !estimates, et the government happily established 'et the Rl' confirmed by the Arcesdog of the presEt !Tlttotte. this Committee are eager to present-dekko,- Right limitorable -Lord John Sitseen, ter lib hoPeosseited to become the :demises at ib the ihtneeil Commons ; Tor the ittelehai listened to the coromunkations of the nemileithref _ hese them four the 'judgment add .attflity introduced the 'object tnto•Parliament and for the' aitd moderation which he aispliyadastokhoot proceedings, at bete so inte - mtiog,,OWPrelaeleat m portant*. th aim ow of lConw icy ,Tsaidaft lvit,„ • of Russell stands so inseparibig aid hetwoM• aerials of • British history. Joh. aastaft tit% 9ootios.a/d who faatbseaddimlbass. I;atizasie et Mande of * ItaligiorateLiberty. goiledlise are , who MrabWT•aid for, Cuouuittet. airh-alsie anises to of* thektglwabe to Hoorsorahle Lord-Vino.= : Aitheep, bird Vistosse Nugsvtt,#sd tn. Me. Ifiroughsta. - and - lir Janine all.wocasioos, hays. approved, themselves: the , 4 friends of every anewswe Wring for Its object exteosisa of Freedoms , 01. Ossiunienessi to :Mr. trio:son; this- light fflinixtrable Charlet Wynn, Mr. ildbent 4 Phinterilifr Thomas . Dyke Calcraft,Aireidaindralli, Pelliroorei the Right flindost , 1114, 1 8irtiog Rice, 'and to all neParlhstulet; *Why &tie 'Poiety dimity contriblutetto thlitiletust calgioited. s Coosinlttee Vrkh the-highest satftiaction; that' Hosiobrolde , Lord 'Holland• for se cheerfully ably conducting, the measure in the Route of for his vioquent and 'admirable Stweell•on , of the 80, a Ipeech - which - men lave forcibly Avow Dlinenters of their never-to.be- forgotten . fArtisisipPs' late ref:wire; the Right Ho lames For send . ' this - Committee do most cor: Lordship on his having so powerfolly con. . of W tileanut, in- the promotroh of which distinguished talents and Unrivalled el/Up:nee, forward, • notwithstanding repeated disappoint ' happy result: 'thieConunittee feel it also incumbent on them to record faction at the reception which this signal act of with from sneirlarge majorities in the House tittitie to all, its Noble Supporters—thtir tri respect to the liberal and Conciliatory spirit 'Reverend the Primates, and the Right Re ' Bishops, and most pdrticnlariy •the. Com of the Most- itisible the Marquis of Lang- Honourable, the Earls . Grey, Harrowby, inanton, to accept of •those sincere and respectful •thcir distinguished exertions far the advancentenc :ets of enlightened PoHerand Christian Cha soder all cireumstances, have so jaw/ cn proress of the measore, this Committee have wit - utmost satisfaction, unequivocal proofs of the pre regard as enhrged• views' of the principles' Government ; and they desire td bear their moil testimony to the candour add wisdom with Ministers yielded to the expression of pubdit their intention of so framing the Bill as to . effectually promote its' passage through both' 'ornament, and to the steadiness end 'consistency' with • these profetsious, and carrtd the me.uare to t. tee cannot omit the opportunity of expreedde the liberality of the Members of the Natioiei generally abstaining from opposition to the relied - subjects an& fellow Protestants, and eCtliii . ht their application not only of numbsia 4s, xela of England, but alao of many individhay amongst the Roman Cathotics both of Obeli; :omtnittre rejoice, on the Present neensinnv Otentre!”, r(ii4l acknowledgments to their Cheissue s , foi• his indefatigable and effective serviectin, • Parisnavnt, and also of ceopatelatiat the canoe of religipitialibect).to whicbeiopik, ions coodoord, bis Isles hossoupobly devosodit, li TIO BELT' WlNTaik r 84111111811 • ; Bitiferdwow, Thr Camammi inot e g o to the Bill for R il e a Acts, as Imposed ate yaw's Supper, an dklsnd, as a qualifi *vibe Bill had pease &vision: it was, ante liesoivin—That thi d o n pleasure and tha 1 0 ,4 conferred on the iv e; and although the wontatellned to a sir *nos declaration r *domains it may be itfhtmh,'May be late with the rights of cans ihef Yet deer bog thus far .relieved ham the unmerited of te rry and a half ream with increased affection the Realm, sod to the relation of 1688, and • latest Family to the 'I lirsouns—That this thanks to the Right wawa with which Protestmt Manners it trA which he listened al the Deputations ft nth which he introdoci bpyy anion of led tin tie whole of the proc!e k DA/enters, and so impo trh which the name o alit connected In the a t r that µe SPsliol:o46 ebt ye 110 4 1), Alta, u megrAell 11 . 1 4t tygotit *lagoon thalratitaul Rani' Cuentuittee the Mt Honourable , and Lord Nam J ook wins on all. onuncsorkaealous fit ‘ie *rarity .and entice Wilbraham, Mr. Fery r %inn Williams Wyn Mad, Mr. C.alcraft,-: Besoseable Lord Via es s the ober hkeubers of their eocourageotent at dr WI lathe florae in Thatches Cominftree e made uulitagiat 1 wderfaking, and so abll lads, and eipecially fc tie Sand Ruling of I ronicdedtheltotesena thikabats to ids fArdo nsanhit Charles JIMe fkolyercgratukte his 1 listed to the success c MLR* gnarled his din Sairitariy &puking forst stetkto the present hi • That this Committee le *dr nurse satisfactio Ike andjostice met w 4 Loris —their ger int haste( - Onfeinet rest 1 'Awed by the molt 'Re "'elide Bench , of 3 ili nttivtoald request e • Ahlar, sad the Right k ith% aced Cartoon's which•their • ° lbis mid skier obit ct t el orall times, and ata %Chem. . • I. Tht the 1• 1 0 ell• e aN rlovith the utmost 14 grof what they r i *hues of Govern= 3 , 4 'r/bland gra t e f ol to -.ion his Majesty's Mi er km , , and stowed t tbann hostility and efl ▪ lionses of Parliament, %kb thry adhere to tl ssand atcomplthhoter Ttin tbis Coomnriec • Ser,i.- -wp sense of the ! - 'letir, in so genera Slit by their fellow hercsis concurrence it ;Ir liag to the Church NI collective bodies at I r:tun and Ireland. That this CollitnittF4 their Most eor,ii 1411 " 1 Smith, Esq.. ft %late application to 1 aka this ttiuinpli of ti ll.hf c ,h appily so ions is.. 16. ILar-:- • • 4DMIRPIITT OPFICE, May 7. tem NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, t hat a SESSION of OYER , end TERMINER, and GAOL DELIVERY i for the Trial•ot Offences committed on the . High Seas, within the ' , Jurisdiction of the Admiralty of . England, will be herd' at Justice Hall, in the Old Bailey; London, on WEDNESDAY, the 11th of June next, at Eight o'clock in the morning: And all Sheriffs, Gaolers, and Keepers of Prisons, in whose custody any Prisoners, charged with Offences committed 'on the High Seas, or within the said Jurisdiction, may be. Ire hereby required to transmit a copy of the Compartment of every such Prisoner to Mr. Cosines Jonas, the Solicitor of the • Admiralty, at his Office, No. 10, Lancaster-place, Strand, London, in order that the necessary measures may be taken, for -removing all 'suck Pri soners to his Majesty's Gaol of Newgate, for Trial, at the Said 4n tended Session : and all Mayon, Justices, Coroners, and other , Officers, before whom any Inquisitions, Informations, Examina tions, or Rerogninnces May hire been taken, touching any such Offences, ire required to transmit the same forthwith, to Mr. Tomas Son.va, the Clerk of Arraigns to . the. High Coast of Admiralty of England, at his Office, at the Sessions Housy, in the Old Bailey, London, •J. CROKE& nig Dey is published, the Third Edition, Oh as. ad. b•ards; THE POOR GIRL'S HELP to tile Knowkdge of the First Principles of the CHRISTIAN RELIGION, au& te the SACRA MENT of the LORD'S SUPPER. - By ELIZABETH APPLETON, Author of Private Education, &c. &c. &e. Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave htlarholane. ingAMILIES about 'to FURNISH, will End, en . is inspectinglbe Ware.rOorns of If EN RY L. COOPER, 9z, flikatiroaormaratir • Walnut, the following Articles at Prices giecidedly reasonable, fog :Burnicart..of sup e ri o r Stgii and Ms, ruutacturet . , UPHOLSTERY—Comprising the improved Elastic Steel Snifipg for Carrisge Cushions, Chaiys, • Seta% PiainFtstelo. arx. , in addizaust. 04 ; _a tandipmeAssottment of Brewed • ' • t Thirnitores i Window CoMices,tuttainp, &C. CABI/grrWbEiCE the firit quality . and Materials—As a 866 d FurnttOre fort F6reigra Cantates. RH "TANG—Cabins -ftelhd up with Elegance and Dispatdti sod ~ •.. ai Pasiongere Requisites provided. CHAlllTowAppropriate for Dining,. Drawing Rooms, Bed • v ..• Booms, Sm. CARPETS—Super-Brussels Carpets, 45.6 d. per.yard (no Isferior quAlity Itept),. Kidderminster and Venetia' 49414 moderate. • LOOKING-OLASSES.;-Fiem the'-moot magnificent • af-Alia ' smallest, for Cbimnies , Pier,, Ind Tel!ettes; Ai the larger $021411 i the Redaction will be found to amount from Fitt, to Seventy-fie p* Cent. CARVING and GILDING —Some very beautiful specitnens for' Consul Tables, Glasaesokc. PAYER-HANGING and PA INTING--In the Richest as wen as the Plainest Style. FUNERALS—Attended in the most respectful manner, andloat. titular regard paid to Economy. • * 1 HOUSE AG ENCYHouses and Estates registered for tutting • or Disposal, without Charge. • SALES; APPRAISEMENTS, AND COLLECTION OF RENTS; .FURNITURE WAREHOUSED. H. L. COOPEN,93; Besnormarv-srauvrWrrnix, has the honour , of,hoiementpksysdand.patroniseti by some of the first Families in the Kingdom ; and, (uric* and price, challenges competition with any respectable Ests blisinsest. • •-_ , At MAL. BLESSING TO MOTRERS. 'INHERE it net, perhaps, in the whole Materfa Me dies any one remedy which so efeetually relieves the men of, a. solievittg, Patient , os .the AMERICAN SOOT.In NG-'SYR UP. Who can wet* the writhing tortures into which looelyintasit Is often ionvulied during the period of dentition, witlAut feellisg sympathy for its sufferings? And wh o would hesitate to prsteure a remedy, when a remedy can be found, which is &Moos by the effectual relief , afforded in so many distressing eases which 'dre daily coming to the notice of Mrs. JOUNSON? ,Therefore,..Moshen ought never to be withont the American Soothing I S rup, in tie Nursery • for if a Child awakes in the night tvitb : pa by :only robbing ;he gums vrith'a feW drops cif the Sittip, it lionise s diately open the pores, heal th e gums , aid, thereby Prevent friers and COW'S/lib:MS sbbuld it come in ionipefition with any, other disorder, it often destroys the mother's brightest hopes. to be had, wholesale and retail, Of •Johnsuri and Co. 98," YOrk•Piace. City-road{ and, by their •appointment, of all principal Ate!licine Venders id town and Country, at es. 9d. per bottle. N.B. None are genuine, .unless signed an the stamp with Mesa Johnson's owu hand-writini, as there are several spurAois sons. DE. JAMES'S POWDER. IHlSzelebrated Mediein e l s invariably adopted by Physicians; and,feetliose , whe cannot obtain medicalad4leei with each Packet are enclosed full dir ect i ons f or i ts use. Irs eilleaey Nieuwe certain, if Ireely given, cn the attack of Fever, ilEaskoeSote-Tbrostireeent.Coltl:with Cough; and other !distil :l4story Disorders. In Itissumatitin and Chronic Complaints it has performed the moss extraordinary -Cugs, when used with per severance.. Dr. JA MRS'S POWDER continues to he prepared by • Messrs. NEWBEItY. from the snly Copy of the pmcess. kft - by Dr. JAMES, in his owu band-writing, which was Depo sited 'with their Grandfather in 1/46, a. Joist Proprietor. In Packetw, 24. 9d. and 245. Dr. J A•MES'S A NASEPT IC PILLS affoid constant relief in Indigestion, Bilious and Stomach Complaints, Gouty Symptoms, recent Rheumatism, and Cold with alight Fever, and are so mild in' their effects as not to require confinement. Dr. JA M ES'S MIA LEPTIC PILLS' are prepared by 3lessrs. NE W BERY, Ism the only Recipe existing under Dr. J AMES'S Hand, and are Sold by them in, boxes at 4a ed. and .945. at 45, St. Paul's Church-yard; and their Agents, J. SAISIIII, 150, Oxford.strret ; sand W: Pegg, Dublin. The name "F. Newb!zy," is engrav e d in auk Government Stamp. THE' CORDIAL' BALM of GILE A D. It i s un questionable that affections of the Stomach lad Bowels'com: prise the .greatest part of the painful maladies of aduti and de - dining life, and by Flatulent and Spasmodic Pains Indigesticn, ',Sickness, and Irregular Appetite, lay the found at i on for Dropsy, Lf erDisease, Consumption, and Habitual 'L owness of Spirits. ' Frees whatever eases this class of complaints arises, it is best cons ; baieJ. by a simple diet, and an early reams* to Dr. SOLD ' MON'S coRaiAL 'BALM of GILL AD a Remedy of .such. 4pp/sled site.ey in*Stomachic .and Nervous Disorders, that.the 'meet shwillate eases ire continually yielding to its use. Bold 'bt Mts.. R...lelnistone, 68, Conibill; Mr. Sanger, 150, 'Oircicsissarees ; Mr. Ward, Holborn ; Mr. 3a - idling, Royal 2:- ow e ; and all other Medicine Venders, in bottles at fie. each; . •there are also bottles 355. each, the latter containing,the quantity of four at I " Sand:B6lms% Jiaerpool." avail on the tojpiitste vs,lsici is felony. Pneinetsiequiibiesikitcotouly Gaeta lapelineeilliwreiNsenadlasth.NallkielPonilieseink Tit SNC H. PA PER& 7 "'!: I IPROilt TINE 1161.2AGRIt CUAIIIIMICIALIdk` PAM, Maw 13. • ~•. : Extract •Ora.lerter written off Algiers, M4y 2, 1828: "'The basal force of' the RegeDcy,nf AlidetS is ow: titely dismantled. The frigate and the tout corvette* which it had; suffered so much in the actime of the 44k" of October, 1827, in•their attempt to - escape,• that the, are in very bad condifiCio. "_IT;:e - oply vessel in - good conditi o n. rseerrernaiping in Algiers, is a frigate of GO erns, launched some time age; the Algerines ate (Imitate ot• ail 'the necessary meant tel tom pl 4 Of the r thiee .corsairs which .they had- st reathif have only oneleft.iehich is now pursued on. xll-64104. 6 6 One of theitww others was sunk by the•Astres gate, and the other suctee&d in returning to Algiett, by running along the coast is the nizhfi has.laemi dismantled, and the Captain caskiereJJor havitvainuer .tratbieg on his cruise,- because hcwas.inastresly:Trisr. sued by Oar cruizers." •'• CHAMBER OF DEPUTiIik •.. SITTI Nll3l, MAX 9. t - * rcler of the Day w.I ifie..etaarel ow the _ _ The Oro,. project-of lawlo tomtit. of Anartce to inscribh- in the great Wok of the public debt the amount of four millions of Reales. Mr. CHAnumno.ett4 said, that if.he cool& thibnk the diguity, the safety, mask the independence of the country and the Throne endangered, he would declare that eighty millions was too small a sum to assist, as-their zeal would prompt them, in the defence of such pre cious interests ; but that now only measures of.mere precaution. Pre in agitation, relative to events that are going to take place in a theatre vet v.rentote : from us. We are quite in the dark respecting i he part it is wished that France shall gerform, . and the- set vices which it will have to render-to a cause-which•is unknown tout: Accorcliorto the.commanications made to the -Cham ber*? _tire Ministry bad received, on, the 7th ,Fehroary, the. fief liiiti Manifesto, fly] declared .on the 7th of March, that ell hopes,o(ekteconciiia4iors ap,peaced-tohe dispelled by it; /yet onAar Mt of Match the/Proloot the gadget for 189 for the Army lad Navy, as on die peace establishmery.so..that -it seems ,peace was ex* petted to coutinoe f0r,1828 and 1.829. • This morning the Mwiiteur apncounccee levy of 60,000 of tbecoinin. gent of 1827, in addition eta the Tem** of the contin gent 541825 and 1826, which, allowinwoaly.lo,ooo for each, will inakoa total: of- 80,000 meq. •We ;mei now Celledpn for n credit,* eighty.tuilhoosi-whitaat deficit taro hatsdred mjUisK s haa4been announced to . darlarad,, drat vf kJ) this adsli tiorsthe ale& . , . Junosp i t to.4ltree -bandied. millions id-nineteen pmailti,;ocpa if,tieci.roinciped-on o*.iaotingof mace. He COr~. tot coatemplauktithout alarm such addition to the. 41 114 1 3 04 , 1; Ho wisPed dux redit oi eighty millions to.be 404 ;pro pyp.parts ;Amato be granted immediately, the otheyot, 11 AWN, #frilad- . The Disitsarzant Felicele Annnaiwasaid-04 I hoped that this ,Chambers wield Jena beat modified with AND eaplanarions given by, shit kepsiiiitni Ike -Committee. The. Ministets will • always be teadr to .ire every de. sirable infer runtime which is , consibteat lAitb their duty;, there are cases -where prudence commends Mince. " Being charged with , the task of watching over the interests and the glory of France 'ilirn.id; I accept' the responsibility which so noble alask imposes on me, but this very responsibility gives. the Kires 'Ministers a right totlains a degree of-confidence which shalt-leave at their disposal the' emplernerit of the. means, the 'effects of which can be imputed tb-them only on this 'condition. " Important isiGdificatioas in •foreigeraffalrs-since had the- tionnur•th - spesk to you on. the • subject, have made it my dotrtoyealculate all contingencies, w call the-attention - of the King .andhis.Coancil to the poisible consequences of a neersisuation, aid to Show 'that at all events our first care:heal& be. to place - our military tierce on a footiogof relative equality withthote of•other I Powerv;:end it is to attain thh object that the-Ministers of War end •Marinehave jedgei it indispensable to ask 'fading additional vtlte of credit: Demand:so moderate as thriaewbleh have been made, Ina so fully justified by 'oirtumeteacti,4 most lertify the Miniver yin your eyes, arsd'eannOtereito any surprise. ‘" Wahlteet published the documents which we have Aeceiieefroserthu Petehbut'h, announcing The grounds of the war, Wad fixing- thetrastrifion., the fulfilment of whiclr . sesay. limit- its-itiiritiOn.. Already the Russian troopaillarre—patved , ME' frontiers, and the Emperor, frirnself-is VP itafiray 16• place hitnstif et the head of `his grnsyl•' • • 41 Certainly sreVairlioi-istde*Rnssik the right • of forcingshe exteutifrdt . l , l 4 .Fresties -*kith the Porte ; yet without dekirkhletfi l liAgeristeltit constqsences of this sepsitatt attiotr, it Sikust- be 'telt that the respective situa• ton ofrthe , Powerit ‘isitbregird -to Turkey, now re- 1 frons• them some explanatiod on the mode of carrying into• execution- the Treaty *hick is common to them: "A I I that we ate perntitterlltraaris, that Eh Ma. jetty% Attie, declerg that 'they intend, like him, to keep •their engagements, and to obtain' the object indicated •by.the Treaty of 6th July. • 44 France, for us pat t laricltill the common interven tion can be combined with the separate action of one of the Contracting Powers)cannot behold with indifference the protracted misforttmes•ttif the Greeks, to whom the intervention of the three-Great Powers has given a right to entertain bitter prospects. Ttre tolkitude of the irmgi itrconcert with the wishes so often and so stronglyerpressed in the two Chambers, will take care that measures be taken, wrefieve aeleast so much misery. In this-pottit of view we hope that hums nitywill never - hive any-causeto reproach the policy of France, and-we are **tared, .Gentlemen, - that the sec. cnur and the - ibppbrt,Vhitever bettleir nature, afforded by the Government to that Unfortunate people, will never beplastedbyryou in the nornber of sacrifices which can merit your rept-bitches, *give you cause for regret."' !After some further . oboervationtr the-bliniiter con cluded by ray ing , ihatEutepehetits eyes fixed on their deliberations,'Sedible lira , * Midst of-some differences fin . points bf ititetn4l idraftifittition,' they area to-offer theimpreeiete*thilebf theltneereTitiiim of the Chain hers with the latig eery : thing that.• interelts the muutrlitts • ,t... • , . This profoo'nd impression, and Tres . ' rerce"ed leer% .lonreontinued4arti it4,the.pretelVingsistreveirie• mariner irrterruptdd; ' i witralbrikliftn Int* left Add fox thetlositig of , -:-.: 'the"M . de ,all seemed to'w.laikhe question to be r ut tothisvoteat orife. . ~ ,-s .4-.4 •. . . K liiiixos having spoken against - thounseaslive, the Minister, *the Mirineilit IfisseplY, used the toliowing expression!: 'S It is said weshould have oar eyei to fheyeninsula ; we hies. of: troebles•—of usorpstioh. Gentletrien, tle reports of J. urtrah are-not official a/delis. The Govern: inert knows that the Qiteen of Pottugil is - in Brazil, and rrhat at Lisbon there igen!) , the Regeneof Portugal." Messrs. Tetnaut and Denote de Tracey having Spoken agwinst the project, and M. Bessieres in favour of it, the Chamber adjourned. DUTCH AND GERMAN PAPEFUIt • THE HAGUE, May 11. . ~-• 1. The ship Camb r id ge , which left Java oi ; Op• 19th January, brings official accounts of the . ,stateipratiiirs - in that Island. • The old Sultan - of Djocjokarta, who was molted by bur Goiernmeotin Jfigt,. died on the *d taints, this . ?ear,* g'....iiverteltiness: In consequ e n ce o 44, dieease it Mit' beetijsklged necessary again to plase.thi young ' Sultan isSildirthe care'uf a guardian:' The Pan ran Maagiscr-Kosoemo had b een appointed tp,tbip office, by the Cominissioner General. .• SMYRNA, M.'s's. at. rl TheTdrics made prisone rs by t he Greeks withi n these rew months, in the Morea - and the Archiperagd, about schen hundred in tinnsberi and who are set atlibeyty by Count Cipo dlettia, have• arrived here ; tlYiy fifire all new -Oohed; and 'cannot sufficiently extol tlie treatment they have received tiering 'their' captivitY. 'Admiral Rigsty, who came here *le* days ago frostifor4, at ! . quainted our authorkies that the Greek Gaiiiiment had deklared.'theo . ports Of Cirtidia, .MSSim;**Navarin, Cocin, i ) itrak and. Prevesar in •a4tife Of gldclt ilk; and that Admiral. Siebtary had been orde'reil i jiiiih 'eight men - of :ref, lb 'Peeves; 'to enforte 'chi blockade is those seirt...' The Admiral seiferfonAlle'26thlf March to. Dragon:settle, with . instruction s fOr . Gekke?il Cfmrch, whorl's Ito longerGenentliseitno . of the Greek 'tnilitary force; betsisas OnlyitliV command iri'chref thetreek troops in%Weetern Greece, as P; kite Ypsilanti 'has in Eastern Greece; the latter le 'said to be' . !ifcfered, with 4-or 5,000 regulifitteope; te'Silohiciii,;4o„is to be supported in his expedition by the Greek . i . tOrs of war. atsenatle fOrminft arroWi m . Atid tta4tnan4ondry s on a large scale; is to be established ibere. Several Glielc'EC7ctiiiistiel, on iiiiting4fte islands of the Alrchi pelago, by ordn.:Pkeibstitstriarrch at Constantinople, preach peace and. concord, ' apd promise the Greeks pardon from the 'lttiree, if they submit. The military contribution • levied in , thd•-.4lands 4.oPilet-iof Count Capo dlitria, is said_ not to have,propght r istabove • 5000 - dollars. :The *tritium f r oluAleszo4 4 xitr* to the 23d Febiutiry. C - Olonel. Craddock attl N tllO‘lon of 'Admital'Codringcbo, -Whrilvere4ent • to„,thet cha of Egypt, .fii4ndiseethimatasi.seeal its troops iturnihe Mo rea,. are said to baeesensirely their Mission. A French I:wig : from Syria had been cut.unclaesecioogna. r aqine at Alexandria, !sootiest} 'the'.plague badibroken Put Oflttlpikat .Labaßot).sll44intlre.ticiaity.: 'She leiglish Governor of ItOmbay had arrived at Alexsadrialsa/ClUar tier de Stisyrne , April 23. - • " - • Si' - 'ftrEntsintair - Yesterday, thlr2Ythi'after Mass, his Majesty's Mani festo, announcing the war with Türkey,'was read, in the Church of our Lady of Kasan. His Eminence Sera phim; Metropolitan of Novogorod and St. fe:e.rikurgh, assisted try his Clergy, 'char:flied re Desna, to iMplore the'Divine blessing oh ourarnr:.' The same cereMony was pesformedlit die othet thurchei of the capital. Hii Royal Highness' gs ince: Eugene, Of Vutemberg has *hived • • . • • . . I. -• , -''- SIEXICAIIi DIVIDENDS; • '''' . . . ~ • .: VERA CRUArikseu. Is.. •:: •r-:, , The condnda is expected to come in on tbe:,l6th.or 17th inst t and it is said that. his - Majesty's ship Scylla, now here., is going to take,half a. million of.dollars on account of Government. proaided that ;sum can.tie col. lected here from the rrierchantt on. account of, the 10 per cent. interpal:duty to be paid on.their stoekbeld on the 20th ult, which may be • the,case if .Govetrunent accepts .trif PrAPPsala-viz, to pay. eight per cen&. a f ter firma' o the conduct°, instead of 10 per cent..inatiorty days., as proposed by Governamot...ao enormous di.. court, to whictidlOwever, they ;saill.hay.e to.subeast, or lose theii.credit entirely. MAJtql 1 . 4 1 .:The. conducta,toole about - 1,800,000 dollars, frons..tite,capital,..and• received.in Parblienearly 500,000 dollars.. .. . ~., Maacti•l7.-The Lord Melville packetharivig been detained here till to.day, we beg to:inform:qua. th.t government has accepted the proposal of theanarchants here to payeight Per cent. after the arsivolost,. the con ducts', being in fialiqf the ten per cent: payablerisiatinety dety,.. internal duty Ort.tbe. crocks turban& Olutir, 20th of Febrgasy...aid)osie :dclobting but the fainierswill b e ' • prefetreciday Abi - •gsbater ;part Of ; the stockhoizlots, , s*: ritialateAse stemma -whkft , will be paid 4.41'4c:400,000 jotters; 4pd,.the Zunttoisser rGen era 1 has givdsi • assur. ante's that this ipotll, wilibtiripplied to the epayment of thedividenda t ainst shippediao England by his Ma. jesty's ship Scylii4how in.efteiport. " • •.. The conduc4s am yesterchspeekl'uente, reaches Santa Fe this efeding, and.sviitiorrive here early - tamoriow morning.. A Vera Crusolrapithe',4,h of March contains the followiptofEcial4fcumentiabeing the Decree re ferred to in the preceding letteri,i respecting the anti. cipation of the'paymeat of the inter - 131 ddty, being that. paid on the 'transit °root:We-Into* the interior. ,It is transmitted from Mexico by ;Ile .Miniiter of Finance, and publi,hed at Veriefez by th? i Chief Corbisissiciner 'of the Customs fOr the information of the thelehants :, TO TIM COMMISSARY dINICRAt 01 TINA cad& His Ekcellency the President of the United Mexican States has serit mettle following Decree: " 6 The President of the United Mexican States to the inhabitants of the Republic— 'dr. Be it known that the General Congress hai issued • the folloviingDecree t 66 1. 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