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~~------ ~~ ~` l `i N E A ttipipliFerirs sesigl4. 44,4 thtsg id dotieuipa., ebereori obit oliefthlireele v eme,'lbeteMansen... iugsiettlA pospkolletor .'t grer:Sellt7t l'iabt l thiot - ictoits • ddiabf.p, Olt PAR i.eVrtlie to cosh I" P:, *ilk* eirt ftelst.4ll Armiltin eyote .110, gimmOe • u gamut] uttoodssonatoa Obit esesesego se go 4 et p li ettl ielle ' othi Seiblreirne it %bacil l i Vl= g the pliblie de . Aaron ass then eetteseri,lik :* Ala itays4ined, SOMS Mega 141lise 10 Of militia and duce/test, stumble obssaid be Twisted, sod he wished-to.eake this opportunity of I hem/ tAil*Mit=fo9o) ti t e r . et be made oat in matinee to them Mleff 616 craw..,rd ImiCjehiibitelliiiinvefi sts eeismiat4 the tedesiptlos the Load Tits se •••11 38 of Geo. 111. sad eherged *oder the heed o N as Smel l s, • elm • Copy of the last Trews" Id stsiolse the regolatioS of theoSee of NM DiStrlbstor of Stasepe. These Retweek, IRO veep as see se two other, which fees the ammo stied shove * we coots sot bow, were ordered. IS,, Ileasitts ewe(' lee wares of the cos. troca.priest d pairsisiosampritad to Greenwich WIN pilaf, from skis up us the latest time of submit up - Our oeweesats distlngbishing the tsrtilla sad prices*, awls rem—Ordered. 0•94.1 Mr. DaVINIPOIRT presented s Pelliiee r cots-ti Omitting ., of agricultural distress, framOthstuastensi Shallow. of Sows.—Ordsuod to be printed. •si Oo the mottoes of lilleilltaseese the •iliturnal plettrued. tstmtlip • isi •TI • . 4i 0,0041 giblaiodewsentti. .•( ism ~ . ,•is ?;,' . Llit 'I/ ,IA Mr. Spat w olittollipowsnabed swilholitimr city sod It betAINI ifidiatlildti 111033 we. Ow NMI o p t am .. ~r . .. , , . :sh /..I , il ;Ma . II ',l)thn • ItntbyAllin satie of • Ge*DOlNOUNlVeitiiivir h . arginteside4 . , a intatAbssalialatiossis Art mash( the . A Ite4ll.ollollefoissost his madam on t tresealissi el . tag . • . ._ ; .: -i•a: , :,- ti •-oar , • &few)2l . 43ociitt be tintrobAliin=l .. bin. •"‘"," bo, Able to, sitenitlie; and brine forward his motion. • .., „wgIA ~ b,,,',. ~.. tittacips AND 'MIN; 4ina osnosski 'DC hots' Nate to iik the • 4•0114§...1 iie , .Andtritoia4 that ,whife, l tbbri oft enadiessponb l instisa ogaiost seodint out pow or ammunition to reece, that genpowder. ho been exported tteCassietentmople. lie, had a letter iiritisisOwesiditt.to that effect, and wwhed to knew winkle/IP Arridellement were correct. He understood: shot sifidOetelith ants and gunpowder had •saded l ift fromf hrr iifor Turkey, and some time since a Turku hoists' , was caPpered and fitted out in the dock yard at Deptford, sod he wished to know whetko t my tr Astatrisetiwas had been, giros au the Ott hirei•wr.l law •ii . J - Ai Mr. Mimeos stated, that Sir Thomas Illaithindsi Lad' lirsdoili WlVeoelarnatien -prohibiting the et pill‘ l•Pill r atitaVdtt to Turkey, and thist‘seime toe of ctiiits;io ,tgyye.nci of she Israeli cuitAtat i jet ibte ped gunpowder for IC Onstatificit;ple:' •' ' '' I ' l ii • %Mr. Aim rtimt misipthat. lio .TsoeltillsibioDulit .. . iditlQß/riiSs .Tt. see, •.**l ni i o ; a • . ..ittles El, le Owl sdT Os r Fre Berioli'a iii' ' to remit lb* essisalblits Wavy sciprN Si .. I ',. ' • ...:...:: ty ••• - . • Jossit,s .. Barrett, A. IL Goskeil, 114 /. ... Suriselb i i.,.! ,i g. ~ , . ,41treal J. 1 1 1 . /*PRIV , A . R. bows, J. C. Riellf - .1: ' ..• Denby, E. RassFy7llli . ll. —1 s, H. "v Iltor• J. • Mond% ER ' 6l '"- , H. ' ...Islas: W. ' askieSs, &SU F, Vise. • 'lt t•Jobsoss o Ctils • . . Kolar% CI. .4,.: l Y eo, T. F. Jonah% fil, F. Rabies% Si, ~. licit. C. i-m-b v- 9 *- - Ilia, 741' .. c, , Clialooer. R. I,ais es, J. G. , Kiel% . Cosesoson. L Ersteird.Vl. ' Mtge, Earl of Crompton, IL ILlift; Me K Sect; J. De Crespigny,SirW.Losiliosirm 11., litssloy. Load Noise,. T. H. • broator. il-.. Stowers, Ws- Depots% T. IllsolooslB.l. Mosel, Lortl J. . Do , V. 04. rags.* sit J. Rik's; ti: Donde% Hoe, ir. • setill;Joba Tavisteek, Wirt, Ebriiigirbo, .IR. ''' ad* NW W. TlltitBokl, MIR. ' Ellice, 11. I. 411.11•0111, Na Webb', E. 'el Fareiobarsoo, A. lOsseti, J. 8. Nestor% .C. C. ~1 , 1 Filitotos, Inv L 11.11/seee, P. Whilbromi, We t . Follsestooe, Vise.. blarjorillantr.A . S. ISlsitbread, IL ! .. b i Forward, R. Norntroby. TM. Walliri, k L . Pratt au, J. Nernst''', R. W. W lIIWINIMP. , 1 1 !Graham, S. peasant, MAXIS /WINO W. Lames A. P.I • Le J. • is 1 Milhairnit 111 lIHT i%rialkitr•Vrt N • ratt Latism . ! L „,.... ,• Caine, Sir W. IX alloirleii.' . nit. 'Gamy, R. Ossuisioa, *sof It. FloiCal. tEictissett, J. R. • Pottibr, l ll.47 ,4ool 9lliiiti, Ilw r. . I ?be Hiss. 4111. listable_ soolts0!. skis Cols Trosober s te.osi.) 0. - .01, 17 . I . . _ • . 1a *7 , .1 _ - _a. &lett konlstred.. Ned rig via the. 7pami ash Pezditsit, some exlianatiou was reads' r i<l ealeilklßlS said that it Wu' 1 Y a ) snasilr trigate .elrat.woe.oere with Wilk sad ass u s reetrbuilamsditiou, itsieiosupoired 4 a t beta d edits4-4•044. o u:L slassus The Committees .of .SApply. and Wayotelloll Nt.itoo, p cu i v puel Monday neat., 4 , aloe gook of Ireland Bill was read a thlidiegf iri Sad passed., - 1 Sir W. CURTIS moved the second reading of the ; London Bqdge Water Works Bill. Sir W. Ds CRRSPIGINY made some observations its Goyim/ of referti4 the question to t 4! tee, to consider of the propriety of buildiug Ipidgfif ^ .1111 • slow* mu supported this spluiumoseo. d,atiuu ' Sir it cdriiiltin reply ? Objettlk7l question 9( new bridgelq glycol/1j 011.1 1 -, . - The Bill was read e second tioter i ,,Aiod ordered to be referred to e Committee. Mi. H. &Imola presented a 'l s l.tition frets (..ifouthwark, and moved that it should be referred to the said Committee. Sir W. CURTIS objected to the Petition, and threatened to divide the 'Hodge on the sootiest. ' Sirbsoacnt Cbcasuaw said. that if the Hon. Bettinet succeeded in dividing the House, the nib% Mould be turned on him on another occasion. l'fri• present state of London Bridge tended very frielh-iiertvor the roorig.nion of the river. sod the bre co:knee's were of opinion that it ought to be rebuilt, and that the bed of the river ought to be cleave d. After tome farther conversatioo the Petition was referred to the Committee. Mr. G. Bra girt moved for returns of the licenses for priblic-houtea granted by the Magis erste. of Middlesex for the Tower and the chief western divisions since the year 1817. distiagthish- Mg the number for each year. Also the number eliplitatiorts foe renewal or fur fresh licenses which had been refused, with the same distinctionss A Isosimiliir retorns'fbr rAmathitark. Mt. Hurts postponed his motion for papers on The expenses of British. Consulates till Monday intift,'Nehen he hoped indisposition of the No. file 3fatquis would be'e' fkr 'entered as to enable him 11) 'MARI in his plait. • 'He then moved fur returns respecting ..thatedetstption of the laud tax, prelacirig his tootiod trith'iOstotement, which less tesselre,yo iudietioct Gy Its departure of strangers at Butt nioasent from the gallery. We give the fel leaving as the suhotsnce of it:— le As par 1799 the moue( of Lead•les Was • loll* year 1140 the amain o Ltetkez mut MUMS IS • 4 • assoust . - :idend m Urer . • 4501 elled tli of • • • • FOREIethINTILLIGINCS:,, k r. ;. : .MAIL. 1 DROSSELII, APRIL 21. - kw Amsterdam that at the audience - j esny gore during his Isle visit to that Committee of the dealers in grain waited King, and presented to his Majesty an the peeped of which worm request that importation of groin may remain free, end the ‘k legislation on the subject be maintained. AUGSBURG. APRIL 15. 40 . • IMO letter from Naples states, that the Eng , Government has given permission to Neaps.. itan recruiting officers to enlist men in Ireland. fo maintain order and tranquillity in the kingdom ifter the departure of the Austriens, it is slid to determined on to form six foreign regiment, of !00 men each, and the negociatioos entered into . Swiss soldiers not having succeeded. it is pro. poised to procure in their stead Irish, and even to take Albanians into pay, as has been formerly done. ant the great number of idle persons fen'. A care necessary to preserve public tran. ity ; yet it seems that this object wowW be More easily obtained by enlisting part of these men fwho are in want of employment. 1 The proposal of the Minister of War to have al. way. iii the fortresses a stock of provisions sufficieut. for Ws week., has beat approved of. Contain ordon, who has distinguished himself N fighting With the Greeks splint the Torts, hoe attired at Rome. MAMAS. APRIL 2. ' Unexpected armaments are now observed iu the arsensl of the marine. It is affirmed that all our ships of war are to be fitted out for the purpose of ut.ing in the Adriatic Sea, to *UAW our coasts cony attack. This oteoilhet. * 1 ner ll l 4 7 doss not at present aver, gives ground 111116weus coejectures. 021422, APRIL 22. We have just received a lettelfrom Paris, which informs us that the Cabinet of Si..Petershurgh has instilled the fonets of Vireos, Berlin, Paris, and rri, to declare-to - the Ottoman Porte, that, in of a rupture With Russia, the Ministers of lime Courts would immediately quit Constanti-_ . ople It appears , thin Prussia and Austrie howl mode so emplemeat with Rossi, courant** with this invitation, but that France her positively. N osed. Enfetid.his wet yet assereved.• We hove son to believe the perfect oceanic"' of this irs. 1 ruesiinn...ohicli presents cl i zeetattioptof MIKA taller on the great wait' golly Nut &Mid milich io approaching.. s. i • 'rr . ~.t , ,,e , s _ iv .. . AIISTIRPAY. APRIL ilie 1 The Augsburg Journal, in sin' article on then :pi of Turkey, says, that little hope of peace he entertained, the principal subject of dell et present is the eastawr ia which the Aram. rian Court will co-operate. It is highly neweseary ' o sheer to Europe that neketat laikidony ,prevails tween' the Imperial Courts, drat.itse. factions may t build hopes upon the war toexcite disturbances n Frame and Italy. This appears to be the mato Object of the negociatiuns between the Mistrial° • O bject and M. de Tatischeff, and a Convention is baldid to have been concluded which determines coo. to hive been concluded winch deternunea con. i.genily, 04.c.rdiog to the pvieciples laid down at ... ybuch. the necessary conditions respecting the 'Mire existence of the. Greek nation as a member of the Europeau system. The rfiveitfitl of opinions un the subject is supposed to have been reconciled. and Count Collared. has set out. it is said, with this plan to Paris and London, and she chief secre tary of M. de Tatischeil to St. Peienborgh. . BLRLIN. APRIL 15. ia:Russia. yager, M. Davidoff. arrived here stress from St. Peteraburgh.—(Clank Pii 01•11dirrii 94.) .•• aura v. wruir . • -I- ll 0 + -, '.. I anll - I.llas Saffiliarlsau.'s teoibow vote aslllllol WS $ eaaunatear.—April IL i I verassoci 1 :-,bs Abererambe, lie.J.Golse..Sor W. Prittir, Poo P. , A lthorp, Vise. 'Gummi. R. Pryor, Pry Anon, Hon. G. 'llieskell, B. Petit, P. ' ' aeon, Sir Goo flutdowend. W. Seaway, Sir A„.. -I; S. T. W. Hannifin., Lord A. Resmides,J, Cy ,ii I int& Heathrow, Sir G. Ricardo, 9. . . Barrett, S. M. Heathrote G. J. Ridley, Sir W. W. "- - t r.: Berber, W. W. Hernia, Sir R. Ruben' 64 f5 , ,R .. G. 1 IMooett,Hon. B.G. Hill, Lord A. " I Roberts, , A. VII" ' ' . ' _ LONDON, Beayon, B. ReShumee. La/ molthumes, git Moeis f " .I "LlAr k ill a ""..z i b.," 1 LAI. Aran. 27. 1E122. Renal, R. limetsg, It 01... Reasoky, Sir W. ~.$ '---- - ' Bach, .1. Halite*. W. Is. , litembold, C.. ' , ...............--. . Beonghans, H. Hems, J. Russell, R. G. Bardett,S# F. Horst, R. kite, TS. The result of the debate on Lord JOHN Rus- Rory, Vise. James, W. Shrill id, W. '' , sea's motioo on Thursday .slight, is the Howse WPM 04 0. 4 J°. C4/1/41d 11111111.411111111194141 e of Commons. mast cline a vary large share of Doeatleyilln/..... Jeweler, G. P. S mit h -Ws. •! ' Reams. 4k. v•;t , Nssitstly, T. F. Smith, ilea R. .„ ' public interest. The minority who oo this aces- Rsierave, Vie w; iamb, Hon. G. Smith, Jetta , s i on vote d i n f avour o f a re f orm i n t h e ' mo d e o f Buxton, T. P. ' Lambion, J. G. Marten, J. / Boughton, Sir C. R. j.sionebe, R. lieudameee, R. 1 representing the people was unititially large, and i Beetiuck, Lord W. Lemon, Sir W. Sefton, Earl of • evinced very distinctly the rapid progresi which Coheir, C. Leseasd, T. R. Seen. Jos- Chatoosr, IL Lloyd, Sir E. *Wen Lord this question has made within a few veers in the Calculi, Jolla leueblegion, S. Stewart,W.(Tiffeeel . reaming mind of the people of Eagland. A. Campbell, ts, P. Leyrester, Ralph Stuart, Lord W: " A 1 Chamberlayse, OF. Lanky, P. Sete*, D. •...,. $ tem of decisive firmness upon the expediency of Carew, R.S. LitestursiO,S. M. salt*. Ste J. • - an extensive *iteration io the present system spoke brier. Jetta Lester. IL L TimisSeelt, Mame&' Cevemesh, H. Marspsit.4... Talbot. R. W. jo tlx proceedings of the numerous county gaidt- Camodub. C. Ilabelly,Jithe Tierney, Rt. H..G. tugs which were recently held in various Marti, Clarity, Visc. slaw. Ir,W, L. Tewayetsa, C. of the country, an d the effects were made slips collii,sir I. litsedianiAlosiss Titebteld, M11141.14_ Coke, T. W. litaeklujosh, Sir J. Tovnioneod, Lord C. rent in this last vote of the House of Commons. Colborne, N. R. Mast* J. Tepid; C. Tbo measures perused by the present Adtpiiiistra- Coorasoeo, L. Mottle, Hoa. W. . Were, J. A. Crompton, Sam. Maxwell, J. W. Welk* E. ton have too clearly sheen to the public that but Curer., J. C. Mahwah. If. White, Lake • tittle sympathy subsists between the feelings of the Currey, Thos. Milton, Viet. Whitbread, stp. Calthorpe, Hos. F. 11•0411, iN. WllOllllllll, Ste IL Cabieet end the sofferinp of the country. This Calvert, N. • Moore, Peter Wilson, Sur R. , Cabinet. however, enjoys the fullest esefidenee of DeCrespugay. Sir W. Marjoribanks, S. Wood. Alderman" Use Horoacof Commons, Ithepeople ted sin Ririe., T. H. Nurtnaoby, Vow. Writ), M. I Delphian, W. J. Newman, R. W. Witherforee, W. further evidence to convince them how necessary it Deems, Tilos. Newport, Rt. 800. Whitmore W. W„ ' was to instruct such Members of the House of bunrannon, Your. Sir John Witham, W. Donets., Hon. T. Norse', Lord a. Commons as were truly their tepresentatim to Dasdes, C. O'Causigissa, J. Falkessoue, Vile. promote the only effectual means of restoring the Diatoms. W. Ord, W. Respell, Lord J. Ebringion, Vise. Osborae, Lord F. (*asperity of the empire. Vier, Ed. Ossahnon, Lord . - nitro ors. We feel a very sincere sstisfaction in referring oar EsObil, W. Palmer, Colonel allnlig. Sir T. Ellie, Hoe. G. A. Telmer, C. F. Hotclitusoe, Hoe. residers to theiset sarthe Members. who formed the Ferguson, Sir R. C. Pares, Time. C. H. minority. It will be found in another part of this Foley. J. II H. Pewee, H. Maths., A. Franklend, R. Pelham, Wu. C.A. Illostpe, Sir T. Paper. Tistudgiosne of names is one to which Grattan, J. Phillips, G. Taylor, N. A. the country molfliek with mingled feelings of Orator. S. PhiNspe, G. R. Wilkins, Waller pride Grant. J. P. Power. R. CiswoodisS. Lard O. and s hine. W e may exult in the list of .. Wash, J. W. ,Poi. lots. Hes. W. Western, C.C. splendid names, alike distinguisbodsAy rank, - - wealth, and honours, hereditary 014 . 'yffilonil, end - --- • A letter from Rineak seps—"Ou Omelet April west ea rejoice to see pram s. of high ithWlNter pursuing, shun, to the westward .1 the Old Heed, the Alamo, of with sincerity and dsail , the gen eretinterests of the esil from New York to Liverpool, with a New baba of swots; god, melsaoholy to relate, IS passengers and the Cement toesnassity ; bet we most frel the reproach °it°, lest. o ' 4 P°°••• ll °r and floe of the I " .° ""' l s the f t awl) men should be excluded from the twat Amebae the pass/sews lost were seven fesueles. Ilia remit I eatirety 1000 to poems." • '• 1 g Mgrs.."oll Alloberved_if 4i4 peens e most •.. 11.8 4 , 1 k, . .• "I. BRITISn liras& i• ri, Ai 1,4 lion some goes' estates in Somersetshire that did tilt,' .I,llw tu444ast ei: 011 1 199 , mop t o ..... FO pay one alvillin?,. • i be nap e, .•.1 •1. ..„,• • • • ••• 17.111 : i t, f Mr. Beare? (of Wiltshire) was of opinion that C 4400 1 , 44 defogalts . ~f the • ik: there was still ample room to reduce taitation coon` * 41 „.. , angling of 'kiln* w • sderably, which was ono of the ways to afford soh:- under slit bead - soed•ount at asacomest iirtimile l 4 team' relief. Th- v est expense attendisg she Ake would • 0 :7 pos W e b e , Sia-Ilarrititpurkimpet void- hewn tit .tellies* -_aswaessa.mf 3 pee -Comm. seamed is tba..hass fame piasa t and ir phi e k hi e I the expenses ineirria is dye matiagernent of he seek. „ „„,., . i s. as tiny cn • •phold the national credit, but he Aasnara or Dawiderd concelkd by Amoral of Ex a ---,. -, --; row seeing seeing that the landed interests were i i,, g ., 4 ,„,, 0 1,, m 4L.,,,,iu,,,, MaeagemeadefOthee. 9 9 ( " ) the I tax greater proportion than any btrei i s 1417....4,40 3'4 r173 1 -74 10 - Address, i .. .......... 'l6 7 the import interest. e. 4 the operation of that which wirs.crum.. 141/1....11.Mb 16 rif mooly 'Mr. Peel's Bill, the taxes were musts 1 / 119 . • • • 40 e 9.... 14 11 . 4,414 $ 11 mom oan4 2/t en the 'waded Owners than were ter- 3929 • • • 7, "" 97 : tended braise proptstiors of it. lie considered the £13,064 310 .11 , ~a mit. 214Wri A prism' ranting 4E04 51id;44p4.1 of that; measure meteor very making the enran ia t ta of poghi g ,impot . • • _ lish Cove grave and review( importance, and it was his ups- - amoral t 0........ after the (1 • nron, that, if not 'bbtitely riteinded, It bhou 1.1 at übilia the measles of divbssed rerlatied iseths saws lister was T o ma im i ally 13,6661. 3s. 1041. It atm ore* area the: la she 'tar- frost noderggabfA43:l4lPpeAleft• ' %Ai% NI ill. 1411, upwards of 11,0061. of Land Tax es siosll living, mod Mr. ELLIct wished to woke one observation on elpatabli feuds, had been emits. rated es the motes ihd g ym be dettrin the effect Ar the inessure of IMSII., Arterdinif to oderuitsge bed - beeo slesived to the poblee keen He. Phi's, 1,200 met nlate well Infillatiel by an Mhnfolatife !reread 7 91,44 :edeee1: 940 1 whenses Ow Public weetudas as far is fur Salm sweat be made oat exhibited a cosaiderable lass to the pub. near him ( anal his " Il e' the low°lll C likut ° 6ll° )• 44l. r lie by ghee io n. la the Fausece Asses' Account 404' the P °1479 to l l tans have been increased ten per cent. by Mr. Treasary Miscellanea. R , ceipts, there appeared to have take A 11,.. Pee4lersAidesSl . Neer,' when. the Down eemsidsfesitClreee received a sum of 19,11631. fes. MI. seder behead st it is true tisa‘itedists* imam , af martial m well as ilim load Redennosioo, bosoms the years 1106 to 11144 ; ball it ders.Mocl weseatimmailasisbed, they most see how insprecticsi- A_ • I )! •ii P:tee_ , :e "6",___,... shat "" e 7 . heab• e• :PP O: 41 . ge tranquillit ble it 44114•1110pete that the •eitufftry could ever.7l. l : l 7 lo . l. °l h e ies lr' r I:47:4ll7°Zsir fns As A a more snail sttpip tit ti verity milder each a system. The • a of the amours' of LandLand Tax redeem e/ redeemed sin the 311 Oro. 11f. who are it shag E od ma thing td donehmea to tuce ewe re to, , mew sisd ay mat, sad she amoest of Owe per mom so op- ways in It --- - . - w -- . . . . . __._ .• .... .1164 I. esel. later .as Aboissei et do 1111011ffila braeirsed be r....:..... s % . • • 17. 444 ` • • '•• of serving their country, by wont *ho speculate upon the ensile of Miniver% and pur doe orate io Parliament that they might betray the interests of the politic. The minority who ac tually voted was counted at 164 Members. It will intseen that eight paired off; to which if we add 'Na two tellers, the result shews that 174 Members enectioued the measure of a Reform. The Mem -.ben forming the majority amounted, by a like com putation, to Q 79; so that the House on Thursday Aright consisted of 433 Members, giving a ma jority of 105 ; but if from those who voted Arend the motion be removed all the Place pee, and the Members who dreaded the ex. tiettioo of their political career and of their lie ' iteniary hopes if the menial had been adopted, the 4nesjority of 105'nould offer to the Ministers but je very slender subject for congratulation. • The only speech of any importance is opposition tie the motion 4 14 , 11114 Conn Inn's. This Right IHonourable Gentlemen has for some time under taken the special pkOtection of all the errors which time has suffered to creep into the Constitutioo t .land, with a remarkable degreeof candour and loge. . 4 1 emousneee he never pretends to deny their exist lteece. This is certainly judicious, for such is the 'character of ell his speeches upon the subject, if •)* were to advocate the purity of the Constitution, his own arguments would militate moat forcibly against the tenor of his reasoning. He admits the alums, but jeetifies them by a reference tw it* increasing iuteiligence of the people, and the eir. q , barged morel strength of the democratic ioteresto is the sintii . j'itithe same temper of mind Lord Lou. DONDIRIT defended the practice of ministerial ear. rojrigin; bot with whit class Of persons, with what clause; of "Iliad can Arguments of this nacre htivell ) ineight ? Can it be en dured that the . aeli t iAmenestances which ought.te compel on improvettant in the system of stele po licy, and which ohght, in propriety and justice, 10 entitle the people to a eferar inspection of the 44841 of government. **it be turned into pre,' tepee* fee perpetuating Aionemting abuses, and.' for sinking the peopl% tai a lower point of de:' basethent ? There le 11 ( 74.1pelueoncistency in o ing the enteeged latetligence end iufor motion of the nation, and' in 'epiiteiiiing at the WWI tine that such nohow* se. these ewe infleencs the public mind, and lead it to the conclusions irhich the Ministers would wish to establish. It is not denied that the grossest abuses aerie eaisteucei and that they have led to serious evils; it calif nofbe denied that upon the expediency of re‘tut there is an almost unanimous coucurrenee elf sentiment throughout the empire. If with this seutisient, so strongly expressed as it has been, the Ministers will not concur, mid rely for support, upon the votes of a corrupt majority in the House .l bf COMICIIOOII, the question necessarily sesames the character of a eoollict, where the strength of power is opposed to the force of ressou, and to the result, of suck a conflict the country cannot flail to look withleirtnils of the most serious appreleusiouw. -we J... 1 *.! . • I') 1416 4 Ur. SN is i . 04144 4 4. 4101/4 t 040 p;selicsl measures, that orowarvilltely I* meet lbw coritorreocie of all parties, for the rebel of the Ii s~Ti peasantry . ' insi the poor of this country, and that he ezpeet• soon to have them weedy to submit to . vernment. This is, indeed, a consummation r woolly to he wished for ; and however 'unattainable the piirpose may appear, the establishment of New barark will not allow us to despair of success nal ,1 • , Owan's hands. .. The further consideration of the Report of the' Agricultural Distress Committee, which stood, fie yesterday, is deferred to Monddy, in coosequencie the indisposition of the Marquis of L011.01111111111Y., ,~ . . We have received Ohlliiseis Papers atil to Wed. nestlaiy. They contain the substance of litters from Constantinople of the litsth March, and Odessa to • the Ist inst. in which, it is said, that an the efforts of the Diplomatists had been unavailiag, mud that M. DE LIITZOWS Dragoman had received orders to inform that Minister, that the Porte lacing nta nilrsted its intentions, .11 further steps were 'Jer iholy .eseleos, and this'. the Sultan would even be evaded if the subject was moved my farther. I % discredit throe's' by the German Papers, of the highest character, upon the accounts reepectiog Turkey in the Paris Papers, must divest these hat. tern of any little interest which they might other. wise possess. The following are extracts:-.- PARIS. We eon positively state that M. Williams, Secre tary to M. Zee, left Paris three days since. He is the bearer of letters from M. Zee, addressed to the Marquis of Londonderry, the purport of which re. hoe. so the recognition of the Columbian Republic by Englaticl.--(L.sest if ea ion eel .) A private letter from Madrid announce. that the Cortes and the liberal party are every day acquir ing greater influen:e and credit. A reduction of Nit millions of reale has been made by the Cou. grass in the budget for foreign affairs, and as a measure of economy, all the embassies to foreign Courts have been suppressed, with the excepting' of those to Paris. London, Portugal, and the United States. All the Coosa's-General lavabo suppiesited. .They will be eephiced by agent*, which will he such leas expeuosee eyeless. French Enact* on the trild—rite pet Coot. Co.. E pets, SireonelhOk Stock* 1.465 6 - " There was no nianenal Waled; IL.. PI lIIINIUrf 111 st Ice t 3estercloy, Lor oily tam to its. • rd c• 1 . 1 44 Aft • . 'l. • • N. , . •••' 314 46, t t g • .1 • B rt f. V 46 - nut DIME OP CONCERT. ml Da1..1 Desnesbiee pre his nerd ameceei fse dee season un Thersday mein& at Devoashire Hum.e. he whole nage et apartments were 'brown spew, played wrest Seillaeey. The cetera, preseet mmerriled presses et , tbs fret distiectiee as/ Wee% smog abaft were— Dabee—Welliegten Mssthre r noi De 0114) - Grafter, tM Sonterse4. Grabnat, and Caw Ms. Coaymtham. ory, Laminar lety„ Camden, t aa Most of the Ambassadors sad foreigners adistiWeliaa. The Earl and Coyotes. of Glearall, the Earl sad Commits of Schee mid the Ladies Moly•ealt. the Earl and Cassias. of Denby. Lord sad Lady Holland, the Earl s ad Cauntots Albemarle, Earl 'ad Camoiem Wilma, Lord ad Lady Mr. Hemlock, the Ladies Lemnos; Hot Coveter sad the Ladies Postwar; Earl, Coasters,, sad the Lditis Grey: turd sod Lady Q. H. Cavendish, Lord mod Lady %MC Ifiaratoit sod Tiscsmatess Granville, Lord and Lady. Beeglimsm. L.,ay Elleabormigh, the Ladies Fi t a re y. Lord and Lady per. nsaaby, Lady Fitzroy Stasibeme, Lady Henrietta M'ellealey, Lord sad Lady llorpcth, the Ladles Pratt, Lb LIMN MIA, Mrs. Fitaberbeirl, Miss Seymour, die. ' FASHIONABLE PART/NA 1- -......- , A .• Prise, Eaterlna, satertaiital the agate a Ihntraed i ke and • diatiogsikhrd party yesterday. at ostralts Maar. Cavesdieb-serasa. -.id • 1 The Earl u( Harrington rstertsiaed a seleii Putty at dhla ditr Tandesdry at law beau ia the Stable, Bt. Jam.',. Edased Neologisms. Esq. enterts4elte Nair a & a . ralk-aad a diatiapialted _party lest at his haw in „........ Miss Wen bad i tadolmighlellsrillhey evehiag elk liar buyer is Upper Eraddidaill.;". 1 J',J t. Nfre. Hoye llad a +Omaha feet yohletlepliaaiag at het ow - lh Idadaieldkiaset• . ...71 1 • s - -£ IM ..r. u 7 - .. , a sr 4.111,5Ve1.". 841.1 " 1 “0nt a n• ' ' . • • . I AR l' ' . --- " , 9 7 .L m i .. i The Mandl 0 1 1114 1 , Wirell”y • Stowe Bucks, 'h.- L.: •(I i 1A412,4 Lady Polliagtoe bare arrlveS . as Ilac4stiske's b.... in Si. Jawea-sirare, fruaa Teasibire. Ansa, at the St. Jahora 4 s Hold, 17 e li d a sad Lady Alley from their gam ho , Misa,MallAsh fnia their el at, 1110.3,NL The Rieht By". Leal Rolla has era 7pp.r G. osveser.eireet, Item . DevosaltiZ II " . colt" sod Lady Mary Fitatoy Ill i adtaoo Hotel, Dower.a4yart, Wan geoids seat, Coodersoel, Swots. My pact Lady Aka Coke arrived , reaideses fa did-liarliegtoaritalt ' 4 &lir nr —'— esis ibilisdi A at. Hotel s Aslinsiassafraf quasar rig,,,A.. Isis se.t is Racks; and Mrs. Hastir~ t r ly hoes Wales. Departs/rim :—llliss de New. - --- .igbion; Caprain and Mrs. Penrose in and Mrs. Wills'. fur Paris. tn p Arrivals at Fantasies Hotel, ' .net rm." Paris; 1.. Cosiensisitins, Darlintetires seit, Rats, Castle; r d A. P. Maws, Esq. from Ins owes u—Sir Will , aii Corkbars, Julia Wells, Ham fur hie seat fa Sissanc. I NM 1111111111 r SRI UTIML imam.° 411. • . tesiegillik. ewe Nee hbaerical 6 e Esispeeur Naputeots, we Sod, oi 'Oll/vitf." SW* 110J16011010.011101b.400 Rudest fralir•MVlhr Sadosiste of hi., Qiiren, who solicited by the Pi p0i... - the Kurt r-dre4sre 46, 10611 r - 1. reser, " less aieriebal ibis wedoeea, refloat aka& I bad *wee did of wealth stunt we. II was a fault • s- eu as 1110 Meg Ed Prussia have , faulta fu less hordoosse wows. coshours Napoleon, aad be was . brows, 6• whole I saw M Tama. was in gas looeidt'—(CAseieeleie Cify In addition tot he Princess, of KIM?. the Prince.. SOPHI Prince's noon*, &c. dined Duchess of GLouctesee. on 'bride the Ductiebis birth-day. let tee. &c. consiated of about 'bleeds' of their Royal Highnesses. .17Ptilte''s fiend of the 3d regiment attended in full uniform. iu ti crater House during the cyanotic delightful atatchee sod Wier . . style. . Lard CLtrrosh sad Mr. C: at the Drawing Huss, is celebration birth-da. The Misses Cur to the limo on the slime dm Coronation. Os Tuesday last Si. Gait*, a bell and sapper to . select of Eaton and the neighbourhood. 114 AJ SAT 'ell birth-day. The kept the company together Weduesday. Yesterday the Gowen°, of the Bank of Et' K land had Earl of Lirsuroot, and the Exceiousa, at V& Home, Yesterday the dispatches Princess Amelia, were closed House, and delivered to the Lord Missurrost w mail improvements on his estate, ton, near Nottingham. A part to Derby, with shout eft seers added to his Lordship's park, r will he rpelmeti hy a brick stone bridge has beau erected stew rasa formed to commas' , near the Wittig telftstiCe &ration of the inconvenient .f Mr. Gavactity (of whom chased part of the lands will Lord M DOLSTO II has very whole of their last half year'' A very fine first clue ateavo.l George tie taseroA, arrived evesiiiig from Briaitd. She tweeze that city and tam fur tenger,. and Miss Wt Lao*. W A 111111. take their depart,' Bs isg u (Cork 41.1erewilik . '" 7101 141, 1 0 1 at ' es awe arta iii the'lEarl 4 td t Harare, fryer their see( l Hold, ifemayisestreet:--fhP b sett hi Wilt.; are Corr( In , White bars, Urns. " li las swivel at his loses 14 remora,: • se troy arrived yestrydry i Ir from the Date or • . b mi ors Mewed te vet from ar i i s ..e., g Arliseeteasdririf quisair el sad Mr. Headerals t—Alusi de p ee r • - p mesh, Madras; sod a, . 111. fasses's-strert :—Tart 1 : is, 111 sq. M.P. boat the E.t3 ' II r; Capers Ceargibill, hit .•' We twit is home. D ear- a Darr. he bah; sad Su . b Ilusere. la ft L WOMAN 11 2ws a D! 1 to I portrolon lemieweir oho order the head of `. P aw . isles William's &erratum el If hi; wifi. Hs erred hea, 111 rims pooh. preratedwirm al 0 Willwas," sem the Er- ill lured, took as a pretest Vb. 1 1 1 of Hearse, is seder no sit ; hot, he ire, r gremi g i a maarittad emelt, peak 1. The frees of Prowie,,,,, * d so • isoodl iodic. of lessis 0 t owe the huarassest ammo ' fly Geastie.) . • • . . 1 AvourrAohe Dorian& 3 iOPHIA MATILDA, the d ed with the Duke and I oat Thursday, to eek- II By. The evelsiag party I 'bout rutty wheeler 11 1 M ighnesses. The Hovel • i rgiment of loot gttardt the grand hall of Close rulig, rod played tome di il bur pieces ist a repe l s a el Curroao wife preemie 0 elebretion of the Kiwi% ' 10 1 ),, AFFORD were presented P 1 day, uo bar Malkin% lIIIID NIIIII, Bart. gut 0 eel party of bin temuiry sr rimed, us homier of hie le urbanity of the hoot to till broad day-light ou , r . and Depaty Govenrot ale ad a meeting with the or e CHANCIILLOR Of the e, W hitehill. for Chino, try the .ryas , reed at the Es*, hale all i Patin Of ODA sin,. liking very (*rm . /Art.loe t cu l l Ice ~ in the potash of Len- at part of the rood leading acres of hind, hare heel , to ,k, the whole of ohm'. • se rick wall. A haushotee Co rd over the csosk and o 4ill inicate with she old roisk st A to the peek.--in call" ice to which the tease , . , alit m his Lordship hes per- • of II necessarily be sulojeCl. I gill ry liberally retaructi the ebi r • relit.. *ll teem-bast, cabled Sing . is, in sac river on Friday 1 aft e is to be eanpieeeti koe' et . the eonveyeweeof per 4...' a. Mr. Hews, sod Mr• elk, tune in het this de! let I I koneile.) M ... Go de- A ~} R' I