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THE ()LIEF N. COTTON.G • RDZN. • 'rite bootee of Sir Timms, Tillman. and Me. Lay. ire Cotton.gardeir, ar e fi tted . up ape's tinily for the reception of - Pereesegee somewhat sleeve the ordinary rook. They are, we are farmed, to be exchseively nceapied .111.. the beasts of a more respectable rank in life, who are bln s ught ewer to support the cheers against the QUIRN. The famine:re in them was el Saler., daf erwairlined, aped is of that description which iarsesint in a private griitleseisals hiss e. It Is en• Lively new, and consists of &oriole 'septa, neat • materigeny chairs, fear post bedsteads, with Hoe annum hangings, ornamented mirror, serene' me. vivre of ware. among them the best plain courses of •Wralgwood, the' - biscbeas well storks d with culi nary articles% • sad the (+llan with wines of -oaring's descriptions. Including the conveniences provided iii the two houses we have mentioned, there is heddirog now listed up for the use of up wards of one Mooched persons, and this accommu. , swrion. is provided in • more coMferlshit stanoer •,itrwre it east generally be &striped by the mere tionolole clauses of society. The temporary hwlrl i:i Coterswirdeo, winchsretiot set apart fist the i o ; ,eirasioss of the cooking spiorraitis, ale now hated e.tb good plain feorlwr.beils and mattresses, Ambit seven or right in each division or ward, with sheens. blanket% tool the greater part with white cowtrlidi. ' Ti n are all laid upon bedsteads—four-pose. trot, and press bedstead% are all ies reqnssetiori. On Thursday end Friday the most material part of the arcomoutpdation—the provisious—were lodged s the &Hire's* store-mans, •itil, pia if the iistriiiiires was to keep the stock oar baud a secret from soy I.oligry fellows who 'night be induced from without in storm the forlorn. none of it was supplied by the tierlessneo Usually employed in the neighbourhood. It ratite from strangers. who mostly resided out of %Vest 000000 err. and was brought in soddenly used iiitexperiedly. Them are several barrel. of beef, a quantity of pork and bscon. eggs in aloniiillarice, .fiustr, and a large quautity of groceries. Our Iv'ge .Trey came from she comitry laden with oh-, soil Saturday the *hole stock for she accommodation of the witileiors. who sill have no reason to complain of our hospitality, at les.t, whstrver else they may foment, was completed and distributed in the dife r-rit parts of Colton-garden. according to the general arrangement. The eating too has already begun. tor ou Fridsy evening eleven foreigners were landed met of a boat at Parliament stairs, and immediately .conducted into the general sparimeuts, where the -occomaisodati 0000 0 ea rousse, is provided. They were seen Saturday and yesterday parading shout the saril, dressed in foreign cut jackets and small thin travelling caps. They appeared to be yam! Ines. and snow of them laid a military air. Metes ee l t h e et u de*, which overlooked the yard are Leos! trued down. and the apartments to which they.lsss: loog kept locked. I s All communication wish Cotton-garden by 111, 1 ! wasp et she eastern end of Abingdon...ties:VW completely closed. by a strung wooden palisade, s',e ingress by Parliansent-ssirs completely cut 4. by a btick wall and strong partition of timber. 'The only entrance now to Como-garden from the water (there is Irene from the adjoining street. es.' Sept. sr small passage to the houses of Mr. Rattles.. the Magistrate, and amither private Gentlesaares • .next •to it) is by a us. causeway. just finished, .-whioh projects from bin HATSCLL's house down to; ; top spier : meek ip Thames; a flight of steps . uuite 'the causeway with the shore. and then there ! .is a •wooden barrier in which a gate opens to the • .aide wall of Mr. llATsett's hour,. The foreign. . witnesses are trot permitted to be landed from she river side without ei previous order from the Office ,of the Howe Department, and the ettesidisrece of a c2ritilletitial person from the Alien Office to re cognise the sitessilant from that Office. who con ducts the witnesses to their quarters in Cotton-gar. .seen. Two boats laden with these" new visitors in she course of Saturday arrived at this place of their destination. and the netnewss teemed very cheerful end well pleated with the ample preparations for t'wir accommodation and protection. The whole of the wituesses. we uoderststid, save two or three, whose atteiedance is contingent, will be mustered in t:otton-garden this day. Arrangements will before theta be made to exclude the possibility ors glimpse at chat place—both the witnesses and their quarters will:le. as it were, hermetically sealed from the public eye, and every crevice will be so stopped ,•ssp as to prevent the slightest gloat, which could by possibility oe caught by the most prying cu riosity. Tits witnesses will. u they are waisted, be conducted to the House of Lords through a cover edynsiage alongside Mr. lIIATIMILL'S house. and the Painted Chamber. These avenues wil! coo. etnet &reel to the side passage of the House of Lords. A osimber or cooks from Hampton - Court. 'N'Viiirhor. and other Court resideocee, have arrived ,to superintend the culinary offices. dElt MAJESTY. Upon her first arrival at Braudenburgli House, the Queen was waited spots by, a geotleman, • who. its the most actions tuanoer, eatreaste'd that she would not remain there • single night. for that, he•harl the strongest reasons to believe ass sump*. would - he mode to tasty her off. by water. to wine . place of secresy.• Her MaJteet treated this isle • formation with, great indifference. and-seemed re thlioli that the seal of her informaut had induced, hint to stretch his imagination beyond the burro& or*obability. 'ler scepticism, however, only i s,. creased the vehemence of her adviser, and she was ideloced to send for Alderman N'oon. The worthy Aldermao. like her 'MSJISSTY, considered the scheme in very asslikrly ; bur, at the same time. believing that it was not impossible that there were "persons capable of offering to her MaJtstt some insult, to which the exposed state of Vandenburgh Heine. next the water, entglit afoul facility, be 4a :opted the services of several persons who prof fered themselves to act as a gourd during tier MA . viiirryto stay, and every night since is regular watch, -hit been kept round the house. Her Al AJLITT is 'tiered( flee from all appretiesisious. and sew:mica with -perfect- coo/deuce tie , the affections of her , people..--..(ll6seroer ) -• •• • • • THE QUEEN'S' CARNAGE. • • The tiptipore he'whiell her MAJIIITi will pro.. coed tit the House -a Peers is its a state of post forwatdolli, nod it -is expected will be Beady by the 7111. The 'carriege uhtikding by Mr. lidosraa. ad Long-scre. It is set obit is gusted a state ear. . Kai ridge, bit an illegest strong town vehicle, which mu be opened tousles fashion: the panels are of • bright yellow, elegantly emblazusied with the Royal arms; the coach-box is covered with • rich hemmercloth„ bearing the Royal arms, beautifully embroidered. The horsiest is liiiished r esoisista of • complete omit fur mia horses; it hes bee, completed in the best style of workmanship; the ornaments are of bro*, gilt, mad comprise all the armorial insignia of Royalty. Mr. LAUIII2, of Ox ford-street, is the maker. THE QUEEN'S LETTER. On Wednesday the Earl of Lieseroot.orknow. hedged the receipt of 'her Ma.cesev's tether to the KING, sent to he transmitted by hie Leetlehip'eo his MAJESTY. His Lordship at the tense time Cola. complicated his iutention to comply with her MA .lcetY:'s directions without delay. Thus matters remained till Friday, when nu answer hewing beets received, another letter was sent from her MAJESTY to Lard LIVIIRPOIK, referring to that which .he had directed to the KING. and expressing surprise that she had received 'no official acknowledgment of its haring been couvryrd to the qii.tricr for which it was intended. This letter was forwarded to Lord Lovitipoot., yt Coombe Wood t but up to • late hour Inc Sao ur dry no reply hod been obteisicd. The public naturally look with solici tude for the result of this proceeding. .• INTERIOR OF THE HOUSE OP LORDS. The preparations within the . Haled) ill - Lord,. though conducted with the utmoet'raibidity. hardly expected to be complete brfoye 17th, if even then. its the fall extent of the estimated .Jan. The galleries at each side neat the• tapestry ere _completed; they consist each of i** cows of seats the whole length, and • third row at the back, rut,. • g a. far us the latidiogsplaces (grazed by the flights of stairs, which are hard at each end of the galleries. Behind she back seat is a small covered passage. These galleries will conveniently contain ' 80 Peers. They are each supported by eight metal pilla r ., cowered with a caving of the brightest gild ing. A twat cast iron roil's. ) ; of a plain pattern (to be alto gill) forms the front balustrade of each gallery. The Peers' seats, as formerly laid down. will he replaced in the course of this cl.py, with an additional hack seat at each side, which is obtained by 'Projecting the (root seats wore topside the table. Th. bet remains in the old position. About two. thirds in depth of the space below it, usually al., lotted to strangers. and going the whOle length be. toe's% the side railings, was on Saturday .waked' out for enclosure forthe witnesses, the Parliasneut Short-band Writer, ilia Counsel and Solicitoes on both sides, and whetever absolute necessary attend. :mice they require. This space is enclosed within a aery'etriowiroti railing. with a railed pinisage con. steeled swish the folding doors. Thaw acquainted with the locality of the (louse of Lords, will at Olbee perceive 'bat this appropriation, which is doubtless rimmed necessary for the parties slime attendante is more immediately required. will rierwiry by far the greeter perf 'of the spat assigned to strangers. There will only remain the .ainadLipeenbetweenthe nails at each. side and the railed barriers. It w west aiid, that the further 'if then tee spaces will be kept, ppwrt. fur the Queen. • SWIM of the papers have si44 . 111aksty was to have • chair areigned her neat ruse. cud „ohm one of the apartments which si,lAqig.the House. * This way be true, for it is very rpm; bit up to Saturday no apartment was ordereal,to Its prepared for her Majesty's reception. nor any chair (though that is but the work of a mimeo') ippropriet.. ed. There is a standing order on their Lord ships' Journals, prohibiting all strangers from bring present during the proceediogs 00 their Bills, mud one also, if we mistake nut, prohibiting. ungallantly essoogh, females so particular; the latter order we know is constantly evaded by Peers themselves, who piste their Ladies behind the door curtains, through the apertures of which they can site and hear what pane,. But perhaps in a case so mo- • luminous as this, End in which there Inucltetn such • • stickling for points of form, it is thought osecessary,• before a formal appropriation of any specific 'strong-. modation fur the Queen takes 'dace. that an appli cation should he made to their Lordships, to rescind the standing order in the particular case of her Ala jesty, for that rescinding can only take place by • vote of thelloose. The Lords will meet to-morrow, and though a nomforr of workmen are employed, and Sir I'. Tyrwhitt is indefatigable in his exertions to (unwind she arrangements, it is not thought the whole pre parations within doors will be theii cottipletral. The tapestry is protected by • thin partitipn, and au opening fur a current of air is left beiasare the back of the gallery mild the seats on the flar.r„ so a. 1 0 keep the (I,•use its cool as ponnhlr i The circular I apertures which are made in different pates of the flaming. and through Which either hot or cold air eau h e inipplied by Sir Humphrey Davy's appara tor, lam all beeti carefully examiliefl, the cosfillivw lug tubes repaired, and all the tieces+ary and provi aired rusts, taartrts made which the rem datum of the I Hoose may require. The windows are 4111 hew . toriiitt4l and cleaned. and the opt g pull rr pio petty afijoried. Tile niatiii•g and scaulet cloth. where the carpetiters' work has injured the former covering, is renewed. No lilies - at whatever has taken place bet I the throne. 'roe space slirre, usually filled by the Members of the Ilut-e of Commun., reniains is state quo. The thro n e, whic h remains iu its !orisier place, has been very carefully .covered, so as to 'Prevent any injury or disculoui .at• to the splendid decolatious %loch surround it. ' All the Officers cf the noose, of whatever 11C. )ICf/iliioll, are ordefed to be in attendance this day, ,raid the airrangeturnis respectful; the admisaion of • strangers 'PAD Iltr small space nut pre-uccupted will, we prinfunir, he then eieterinined own,. We hate no tripoli to believe that the usual ac _ commodition afforded to the Genileuiett who attend fur the Public Press, 11114 10 which Sir TI as T, whin has uniformly paid the• moat iNaisidtrate and obliging •tienttini, will on the present occasion be withheld. The public look with ei silos/4110W anxiety to the momentous proceedings of 4i . eirljnelhi.e of Lords ratios' shout to be the legislation not e owl through the viterlitim of the orwspapria utast can the necessary iiiiormi,ibta be cofisfyeit:lir flutist. with the necessal'extiedition, its a:pall sod cam. pleteforna. • . . I We bait now detailed to oar reedits the fullest _ _lk4 -'~.~:, r end latest seems! of ell the etreagemenb which the case hes called fee. Nothing can be mace tem• plate than the Aide pee ••nithin the Howse uf Leeds, considering the led size of it, sod within., the eresagements for the witiwsses are bode dieing nod enipiet—they are placed al. ant coder the nitifsef Parliament, sod completes li e e t te . d d from any tenant with persons out of they am, besides, slimly protected from the possibility of any pointer simileststion, should any sick be for a moment apprehended. with. out et the same time being circumscribed in their exercise or comforts; for they have the purest air from the Thames. which. unlike that of the Tiber, should say of them come from its banks, never emit. any but the most healthy eslsalations. We have already stated, that as the land side, if we may use the term, Cotton-gotten Is impregnable. On the rivet site there are to be some small gun. boats as a precautionary guard. We hove as yet heird nothing authentic respecting the disposition of her Marines witnesses: &labile', they will 'else be provided with gotta& accommodation by the proper authorities. At present it is not thought-- (we assume. of 40011114., that no interception will take place of the proceedings a. they now Oi4 ad fixed) —that the examination of the witnesses, in sop. port of the preemble•of the Bill. ran weepy more than nine days at the furthest.. Such, we sit.der stand. is the opinion of Ministr4s, ail 'conveyed to their friepds is Parliament., The Queen will then have whatever debie . slid.useg , roguire to rebut the testimony so given fir 00.eir.-- We eltalt. as nut!. secure for our raids% .thfil:tillest informa tion upon every particular pr,tin'qge. HIGH WYCOdieft,-ADIHEIHNI. TO HER most. GRACIOUS la AJES IT CAROLINE AMELIA ELIZABETH, QUEEN OF ENGLAND. The &giro! end loyal Aachen atlas Mayor, Bailiff% Ear. Orme% sag *doer lohmhiloote of oho Wow sod eiigbbour- Mood of High Wyoming% is she wooly of Boekiellisus NAY NT muss voehe. swenT, We, his Majesty's loyal and dutiful selljtets of Ilse low. sod oeighbourhood of High Vi'ycosols; • in' ilso misty of Socks, beg kayo to appalls* your Majesty with aloes" andiaseele of esegratolatinwmiogied *llll As Eaglishosest we null its your Majestylt retain ao be a witness to she.. feeliisp of loyalty and armies *kb bays reigoed la sar Ismsrls which, thoogis soppreseed hem the circumstance of your Ilajaetfs absence fame mar ems • ley, hire lived, beets .allured, mod the explodes@ Si which we now unitedly sobasit to your Majesty's most gra olows aereptatme. • -1,1 61•111Mhee, mad as men, would IYeliuglydeplore kith your Majesty the looses w*widols Proyidetter, in mysteries:a wisdom, has tisiled our iostolry In general, and your pa. jolt k giveldeelos, deriag your shammy from oar may, , llis ellelkapeeed des* its the. grimed Oda es she Inge t - - :ittas" Writ eats telltales as yelp Majesty's patina attgretlitil 01t ••••••• • • 411.4rw Rwohibi***, gad tbitayient }oaf le owe &a !L.... a Alias* Kee habits sad aeseouisi aMosiApOte •Itos lialogpaalted• atatish. The deuth‘a, qtr• hod goimikes wow* hie gisimpre gave lostistie didefolid _7oll o ' Vioitylptifjialulop‘ po t aris the pt•ple of obese eyelets of • aaiiimemaligfillatiliells Paisesprniammlie -piety ••• • - • We swift with a deefted esestry kieteelliftlite= thee is width year 1/14eids is /Well we gee. •••• mid loswitor itteeptnitly leftmost* with me teru, who. juke, shut *kik re lift le the bare' of so affictinsells and denoted rople, your pftson sad lateens nftentelllll4l, ..! ! • TH E QIU BEMS g taw ER. The worthy Marie, Bailiffs, liergesses, 110 ' d other Inha bitants of the twee mid weighltmehsed of Wreath s have a claim wpm my gratitude Or this honest immonstrn lion of thek afeesioeste regard. I read with a melaticholy interest their ostalketed.gapetweioaa of modukom for the mod chasm which the teeth of se matey deur relatives hos made in my domestic atiollks. With respect to some of Sliest IliesSer••• laser, time hos draw. • his mitigating Meek over the lacerated sarface of my agmiaiog breast; yet others have left a powerful insproamiou upset my sae. asoe7, which csanot be effaced while memory resales.— aim I bead with /termer, as submit with egusaimity to the wise &Maims of that /sue rowan, whom moral gsverimert comsat be wasting ik btorpoleut design, eve* where that delis* is inscrutable blithe hams* itioderinft4ing. After a long Amerce from that roil.* ,pay raises bar seemed to my owe feelings almost like the motivation of the spring. V. 'termer I have beets, whether in the cities, towns, or village:Bo hie lased the traasportiog meads of pupil... joy; mid ie every emouniftee which I lappets to pets I coo trace a vivid exposes. olcomplettmey, sod pm 'tette at exhilarating smile. This is that sweet satisfaction which I would sot exchange fur any other growler pleasure which life has to testes,. The love of ...kited is the um • bleat seilatift of Sureieiguo—the commitommess of it is a ripetual feast. It Is security it the &Need repose during the eight. It inspires a delight which 'sever cloys, sad it will be a ray of redstart is that parties hour whew the Mom imager el ear Eff•SNAL Ms& • lessee of wisdom ft the thoughtless, mid teaches eves Kings that they an hat mew. ' • 'Fitt., Bit'Tisit ]'l ESS. LONDON. AIONDAY, AuGust. 14. MO. THE QUEEN'S LETTER. The letter mithemed to the KING by the Quart lass excited great expectation. A report' that extremities might be avoided, resting principally upon this haws, prevailed last wilt. We regret to taste thut the expectation has been disappointed. Oil Saturday the 11.11 of Laystaroot. dispatched a letter to the Quell at Brosudetoburgh House, .stating, that hi, Lordship had received no orders from his 11aaurn . to ream any inilatt, 10 herletier. This attempt at • new negociation on the port or the for an amicable arrangement of the outlaw py (IstrefeincriPtstilailiestisets in the Itoyal Family, there(pCsmaeslctely failed, and the Subject being thus broken off, no objection remains to the robticottiois her Jute s letter. It ,lircipaut . our . 4tity to publish, it-te..' Morrow. or aelt dry at furthest. it is a strati; . repressatAlise el Lir IILOWIT'S CM. ad/ma to his MAJESTY'S ooderateoifing sod lii. freliwge. It greeds her iewoceser, twin the ill tresmesst which She hes received, the iedigwititi to which she . - her in the mode of proceeding, agaimt which it is a strong and liras remonstrance. The letter is of great length, and world prohobly occupy tom colons°, of • newspiper. It is not on ordinary letter, written by a merely official agent. The sr ininent and mulls, we ore averred, are of itOgaT,Vlll4ologtetion. 4 ,4% Seine interesting details of the preparations in the Huse of Lords fir the canstrneneensent of the Qusitn's trial, on Thursday next. theseccina. laudation of the witnesses -against her, in Cotton. Imsden, and• other particulars connected with this most importsut and interesting business. are given in another part of our Paper. It will be found in them that a great number of the Italia* witnesses ant lodged iu Cottue.gordes. Saturday. at Sire o'clock in the evening. • de.. Isehment of the foot guards marched iota the Par liament House; at the some hoer the Polieestemite, generally stationed InAlseen BlackTviirs mot Weil. =luster Widget!. was anineeted, and temoved . ep io • station assigned her in front of Niece-J.lod. She will be occupied by the Thanes PAM,. who are to be called into activity, in union with the rest of the Police of the metropolis, during the pro. eeedings against the Queen. Three gun-bosta will. it is reported. be placed near her. as $ guard to keep off all boats front approaching Cotten garden without special permission. Sentinels were placed „yesterday on the exterior of the Parliament House at throne different point.: at the door of the ;passage from Palace-yard to the Court of Common Pleas, at the door tinder the piazza leading to the waits coasinunicatiug wadi the loog sto►►e passage to the Houses of Lords and Commons. and • little more to the westward, at the entrance of Parliament.stairs. or passage to the river. on the aide .f Cotton•garden, the leerid-tistar• tern of the foreign witnesses. The alterations in the Howse of Lords. rendered necessary by the approaching ease of the Quest'. plaice it in a very disadvantageous light. The pea. jecting galleries on each side have contracted the body of the Hauge so much. it appears quite us row mad crowded. Should it be lilted to the ea. tent of the 'iliensinodatinn. the heat at this season at the yowling gime intolenible. • The Kiwi remains at hie clutter in Windsor •Great Park. His IHsresTif enjoys the most per fect health; and the delightful scenery by which he is surrounded invites him doily' to ride on horse. back for three or four hours. The Ktsto is expected at Cowes, after the Duchess of Yogi's funeral, to witness the regalia: We Understand, had not this domestic eadonsity occurred, it was his MAlisTir's wish to Celebrote his natal day the 14th of August) er booed his yacht, the ifs/o/ Geo►ge. with a large party of his personal friends, to which many 'dicers of the navy and army would have been iuvited.—We odder. stand that iirednestlay next is now fixed foe hi MAJerrt's entbarkiitino.--His MAJOrtY Caw pleted the .513t1s year of his age ou Saturday, in good health. ----- A Flanders Mail arrived but 'sight. The fully*. Jug extracts : JULY SO. The Secretary of the Austrian Embassy at Naples has come to Vicuna to give an accurst of all that has hawse./ in the former city. It is affirmed that oar Gownsman Moo also received a eircuaistautial report from the Geusealin- Chief, M. A. Nugent. This General served with the greatest &saintlier i■ the Austrian army in ISIS, and mainly masa booed to lie &feat of Mann. As the peace King Ferdiasod look him legit, his service, owl appoieleel him Capesio-Geoporol. lie has motet laity routriboted to place the Neapolitan army on • rispectahle footing, bat be was obaosioas to waist of the Netpulitais Generals, because he was a foreigner. His re port is said to modals wry iaterreting iota/wails% which, with that resolved frosn the Embassy, fashion Nr Ow era meat to judge of the revolution. Our Court has now rshlished the declaration of Satinin relative to the woolutine in Spain. There east be w doubt Ind that the revoluellisr is Naples la the reason of this publi c/ohm, which has hitherto been suspended fur roa•na easily to be guessed. People speak here gait. openly of the rear. lotion which our Goverarnent has taken to eatidgedeb at its eessoseseessetet the dame kiodied by She Caribuisari. It is silleined that Field Marshal Bianchi bas received orders to march with 40,000 me• to Romsgas. 10141 t, JULY 23. The ?Jespolita• Government is employed in making the 11111181111 of insurgents retire towards their several provinces. Montt the lath a this month they were estimated at 110,11100 amen, half of whom 'warty euterea the capital. The Carlo. sari of benercuto bars organised • Rep•blieam Coverts. meat. The Paris Papers of Wednesday and Thursday contain accounts derived from wariest' aurae., of the unhappy events that merited the consineuce. ment of the revolution in Sicily ; with regret we dud that they confirm in' every particulJr the statements which have already appeared in this Paper. Nothing could exceed the sanguinary ferocity of the populace of Parma, fur it is •said that every Neapolitan who fell iota their power was mass.icred. The number of the killed and wounded is variously estimated, but the calculation in which most of the accounts 'concur:, stites the former at two thousand. and the lateral fear thoassisd. When the fugitives ‘ 1,,, escaped to Naples left the Unbent of Panetta, O n fury of the populate had mot ceased, and the wretched city still cmitinued to be a prey to tile sweat excesses of the rioters. All the public eilo• Ices belonging to the Goveramtitt, sad many p►i• este houses, hod fallen a prey to the lames, and in such a .orient of horror who could tell where the sating's woild terminate, or calculat e th e 'soothers of the victims r The Pieflattorin e (4. sate .1 the Ist of August publishes a letter from San.Stepharisi. of the *lt h Jody, which states that a Captain of a ship freighted with wiser, teat being apprised of what had occurred As Palermo, entered that harbour a few days after the noissacre, and on approaching the shore paw the mos., a ll covered with dead bodies. and that craw,ls ~f per. sons hail taken ►efuge on homed the fureigii the haibour, anxious to escape from sriiiirs.io 4 such a scene of horror. The rallying cry of ri m rioters was Vice Saw Roettlia! (St. Rowelia% day, the 16th ofJuly being the day an which tilt rage was perpetrated). This twine will probably 11e hereafter cosside►ed as memorable is hi.tory a. that of the Sleilises ropers. It is Set staled that the Captain of this ahigi lauded et Paterlao. but it is added, that three days afterwards. wilew olosot miles from the moos of Sicily, he heard a vislesit cammoading i.e that directiota. A private letter from Naples, lathe 234 of July. says, that the squadron conveying she troops lies. tined for Sicily had rot Ise yet aided from the Golf. This squadrou. cousinailited by the Clw. aalier lIAUTAKO, wall to proceed direct to Palermo; but another disiaion was to be held in readiness, is be couveyed to any other pert of Sicily which might he threateised with insurrection. All the Sicilian Noblemen. and other natives of Sicily who hap. prised so be in Naples when the intelligeoce of the and massacre arrived. foo ka i selves wider the immediate necessity of hiking the outb to the Constitution. They appeared fur this purpose in the presence of the Prince View-Clem. and farther offered themselves as hostigrs for the safely of the Neapolitans is Swtily. The Panetta accepted their premised. mid commined them as priaone►s to the citadel of Soo Ebro. Among thews are Prisms, Mikes. Alaska% mid other high dignitaries sitSiate. The Astoria* (*.enter d,dinjet o fo►aal manner, that no derrusinatigitAitt e ms yet berm adopted by the Cabinet Aigiiii.gimp l etiog the affairs of Naples; and it coutriallabliaisfroso muthn• :t lily. that soy fresh Wear haste i rifoosietriruce ef the revolutiou Weal* 1100144 The • Cabinet are delfts* of .s their their 01411 *Oniony lentil they shell heelefiii4,l4 those I,f all their Allies. lis the mesa time. hes...ser. Nimes CARIATI, who had beets dispatched to Vireos flout Naples to arsuswooes the Ittea'ariceeptauce of the Coostitolsoo. was treated it the Astetriaa capital with studied iudiguity, trot sooty by the eseesoheis or the Goverainterd, but rem by private persona: so that the Pi ee JIM ftilbflitli N Naph• eats ha credentials unopened. The same Paper also alSrms, that so far woo the Emperor of Austas• from countenancing the alleged scheme of placing the young Narrot.roa upon the :hums of Buenos Ayres, his MAJESTY knew nothing whatever of suds a prosier+. if so ectr really exirierl, rastil he learned it from the rinca wrists that opperrl•epoot she 'object Ur ill LUlS dun sresespoperr. ..ts oes.elt-t Pewee to said .• be coacluded 111011$12* lbe Porte sad Au. Paean et /arsine. roolliissobtsoso last ALI shall retain his Pachalick, with the morn of Parga and Nevem. but that he shall cease to emery any natherity over places Out embraced orrithira Abuse districts. • Au Extraordinary Envoy front the King of Sua. DINIA to the Court of the Toilerita ea. intro. duced in public audience to the King of FRAP44;i: on Monday last. The present egiti.ted stare 4 ..... r weretser t• en OCCIIITeItec which at any other time would Its• paeerd over wadi in and which indeed even new might have no reirrence to the weedier circumstances of tiot country. Tlie King of SARDINIA must, however. feel some spineliensiotui, and tie might Omsk it pi• dent to anticipate evil, Ity ensuring the pp peeteevi•st of Frineer - -- The French Funds-s-Five per Cent.. 7d f. 00 c. --Bonk Stock, 1,380 f.--Excliange upou Loudon, 23 1. 60 c. O►ders were received et l'ortunontli sloth-yard on Friday, to ley down mooring* off Brigloom tor the three royal sotto., whirls at persent Spilkelltl. Sir C. PAGNT his a week's leave or ah. His M NUTT w expected to cabin k it Pinismouth Shout •Thursday next. The Sheriff of the Conuty •f Norfolk, its com pliance with • requisition ineinerously signed, line lived Saturday, the 19th instant, for a County Meeting at Norwich, •r for the purpose or taking into contidereti eeee the iw•erediugs new in progrtse ogainst the Quads, with • •iew to sense coostit•- tiourl anode of exp►e►sing their stetted:welts tfirt t - upon, either to-the KING. the Queen, or the Pia lignient." We lest week noticed the al.•reulsti•• that pre vails iu the corn iusrket •n the probability of die opening of the ports for the importation id wits. The following parrigniph„coontoted with this sub ject, is copied front the Siainford Atereasry : • 4, A wiereepoadeat et Il4an obserints, r This week's sew age of ode is meek up at Ike market [FUN as 28s. 3d. per .quarlor ; Ie make which them wed be WNW isles and ea seaseabahle saki samseast die limier% . wt are certain she pewee Moe •at got each an *swage. ST sock retiree the pores, is is feared, will he opened, tai the ride of die Feu farmers? _ r -: .. • .T . .. I •