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Ni, Nlillltspiabbibblas rstall , froaiNst iNstp, solilii Iltlowt* be• NisrlilbilllNN•slka Also *alb falba •satatlippekre basal abNlNNakasd Ms elkerlibp/rtilB( fir Ns tieliaff asialaatibuse dllgielikealesslatliklit.NNWl t-r• • ..=, ~••••• - 01 ~. • a VIM lakisteso4o.onliastio.ilra Nress,' , llse'praltfai papa. Norliak l ira issis MM a oblate - *suet so dirktriminh j itete *lO/11 illatiftwankl Nr...latislie'Seasss/ *.e *.lnd him with joy's' NolsiselkospaseetstNibscsdolait , •Matissi Nis ef Ammar *so 4 , ,estpOsbit444.e. 41 a Nib litiedaps Wiled Oils Nosey, INitcbsiber sollssagi. NO me N vase , .as lase .wary Ship slid Npelr •as fp, Nit as 'it Dart': at vale 'besot& SI •Aprehattia of ilia elpsdliettf NS tanstaraeasestfaibier id Nisstalsbatty duns, ibis aissiosif *ambits. sIabpSNISSION , '• '1 '. -- . . . • . 43m , A4giiii.. rott,LidAtfllT, • , , I-7. , , .i. ! •: ..1 — 7 - "?'""rn — - . . ROUSE OF LORDS, Koons'', Akettor. b.... i“The_lloriaossatlaablie rose &clock. . . i i - i -. .. i . The Spelker, with the House of Commons. attended at tilk h.e tlittslealtkr.to the- anistiowin 4.411N1if . lo a idOWlN 1 ii. VOA , . Ahirtiketil rlkekeogyi. ANON 440 4 0. 14 'N/ A 4.110 4- Bien to the following Bills : tctimMsefictflittrof 4lw kord:blightClasityalkhallisigoista Olsbetoratieilis• 0004. 01 Aart eitiStasitaboof,l. J- , 1 . , ...- u.tWatittertes t attli lb ..estsolifielAttisiV gaunt. lailfp *MP it i rs pop teg ibasamiglo a,, .001 , 4040.0i111044164114 1 0 1 1 41101 t iik. A l At 11.11,1•01.41100.004vemtiosmeakatiriasswoll Amiss fitWearreellflao.lltmlbAviint.B.l4,64 3 4.llndosigoolatritat. Solent iittottlitAitlia**SACilit slow Bi/A.tirottl-olroitr BaL 1 0011444tw0 R.R4i4F4/0-11 ermatolalles MP. latotkßottioors' ft& .091.0 right4o44,l4Ptific fiords dlit Ijr It 4.4 • : Pl4l/4C . Works ii . 44ll ( Voitiase-Ifslki . Rith , sodmAcsalohSpOrite Drooha . ck Bal. .4. salroP.Wso,ittllttolt•rap ham that 'East lurks Campos" =ill t . 1 4 iltitti bowl of the f:ofctatroess,ts the Fast 1 8 1,8 ii lite' r.. avow 014 -Aoki:war ogaatoted by Oa cos. I. wallop, rite .114: mouth. ... • . .. ' . 1 4tologoo tapoi brareltt, up cootainierg copies mil extract" mf fAittnitenteelenre fr loch heut put,oe4l, between the Irish Go. qpretscoulatad. Alder.iren 1144411ty -Kisitt totstivelu the sup ply of ,Statteracsa, ' tam, (ibees 41.1 4141,4te, lirtalia6l/ to the ili4fr i a the 11 , 11/$0..: . :•-_i • :.1 N.,,,'" :,.. .. • Al . 4 4 ~ lio.oirss tenni tol l .pary,Nltpy, relative tq (be Flee" tikri tlapciiiiir uf iPris %Cassia ' diiiitihy tdurli:' ~ Lop 4 tiosl.4l)i li.irrissal,4 ' I ,.,,i b i s f a t h•yai It. Guyed!, tl eii caill,P . 4 l4 ,Usii; r og4 rislitutia9sl sichlinels I `fru* the States .r 11.; poor con sila, atni,st tying . ..J*4 iiihfifipii for an loquiry told jibe ini,ticulersig, hi. rife -I;atil mil the table. I ;4lt.SrMiliftlti 4pri N fiatifio'..,,lkit was read the tbitd lbw m olio asra. 4: . , ~. _ 1 O liar iitativa . by . .thcietaiY, iiir.4rVEßTOps tot th e trill p}adiagor Orr I. jail 11/N. ;A islo* BIT — Lout Hp 11,,L#Z: y 'loud. the ..upi.fifunitt 'cir 'Aperitif./ tit , ti F. hie i t! i t to..siet, that vottrig morn effecting poi herd sit rim. 6 , 11. no , . ,1,11. , 01‘.1i g the as•turittres of .Gurerklitettf tit the comm..iir 4 flu et, and in the conne fatihe Semmes, that the &obi , of Iri lend thiffilitfindefgrburorgb toweetigseiso. .• , , The Era vt.ll.,lirgltt;tlOL' i rfpi e ? t'iretylidet. the Noble Loid - r ' , Lally, .it col. itt is. ptl.ri polls of view, cook! Lear sisimq din Ball s olfic% anis ierhint:y good solar to it went. Hr admin./I that there Was :tenger mint incusA 4 mt. ewe attending time esoirtionmil isaj , bent el iittes 114 . 411- laud, which dot not - ivy!) to the muses! et till. a In 'ENE laud. Agi tiers{ coo...wady.. would no flutilit, bee Si, tb,iiithle ihiug, but ill. r, were great ilifteultiga i lls bringiAlt It :.bout, olliungli illr •i.riLlwit of Gov-riintrutt %ems *trungt, etrect ,. .l tu.ttrilp it. Lt lye• m. , •to iime, , ibix Bill wutstel by so meaaa wiettepi Ohs pit : gnat .r alio, each to aaaaa e, bat •4..411.1 i Iltb!C 06010 It The Bill was read the tbirilingte sod 'passed.—Adjorrtsed. ' HOUSE OF commoss, Mo*o*v, Avoorr S. " SPEAKER tart Ike Choir'a • quarter before lour • I,,ek, mud woe esnmouell to the Horse of 11No14. to hearth.. Keys. Av.eot leoe• Consakiwto• to at .tu robe, lir publie sod rico, Ogle (Cur etilirl see Lords' 'R port). 4.1. the motion of Me, I.UftHII•4I,TON, thr saberselnewl• al She Housed Lords to ofe ta•oinul Lamle BM wen awned W. _ _ . SPANISH ItIEFUGERS., Mr. M se:d, that finer the adjouratwesst e the HOuie he bed ., teirit.rtt 'a rountottptratton which Unlaced to t nslie if)gt tuoUttop e :Wools *bout to: propose% 'retie eetulamitiuttion. shut a easisiderable sombre of Spaniels religions bad been consigned to howl lebette in the pebhecipeeks, et Teitudati. If 'Ns' state seat wggie tree, it was "pow it iliep4 be known et all event* iR wia Ot' .1101,tbi, Wire. thinAltilte IPA ia Hs ebeeld ibefirQUl • owswiro. . • . *Time ea boilable Aeleese be aosessiot NYs Raieety, res,leg Ike be would be graciously pkeeell te Hisses tau !Ite=t;l2llMMl3Xlrizetd;nft did:mimeos Jo sow woe the olcutuu. but he thought the Houoursblte . Geittletnati "houlJ beer welted until hie Hight Ho: iu tat plrce, and be Angell; iirt ogreeirg to this A rialresa !multi 'OA : NI:VI', eoncultiate . us Aelir im 7 rulatiol 4 4 4 1 4) cl4Fictrov vt,Str rrAliAi W4•44ruid, Imp pholq.cipt .0 woo*, resifclaarle iiiau.frairtvii. 1 Mr % WlO. 'lletTlf Wag. tart . 11!)0 10111 4 SiiiPprt las, illiAlite,:irilbOtit ti3iiplilig ,to ' &ill ill - 0141Ft* roputiftes4AU sar Ralpk)Noodford f 4riflirrtb l6l , tit Sr crXiAry, 01 Slate twould not be iu Lb* Hoare tratusrroto.:. rod • titre .tberie would be uo Utast upportamtV ' •" i c ,' a . '' . . , '"thotot4s4 14,11tykirgli , ttd to. ' `''' ' ' ~ .i: ... 1'; '..::.• PLACE EM. .' i' ; ' ,I Mr. LtraststimeW *tied ihst atitten4ble padres. 4)ls o eat"et to hta Tfloiesty, priryi4thrt be .would , xr gricirisoli i plis:ed.iri.order thot there .le 1641 - kwlitior I:1)S %Aim.' Return, as fatssibe muse sow: practicalate, of the .usastter of .Monitors if . lifit 'footle who bold phteit•boder - t he Crowsin the first d'arliaaratt of King. William, specifying the itellt!e ior !Si olicf,anif the amooit of deo oilarits reeeie- , e 4 S Suet Phio• • titll;eorne Raters fur the reigns of ilipi r !Aosta, George • 4 IL, owd George 111., re. Spetlively, specs total slumber of Members' kit emelt parliatiteull-21 eted tp. . • ~- i i t COLOIIIIIIAW4NDEPILNDENCE... General Osecoves said Ittehld a Petition to alienist of couredetatele imp ortance. end he latsehtt d iiie tilts fulf . atioaulmi'c4 . 4 Ilse sight pr Atßlghe imPolleuce is. to teems.; Hie regretted that ha hid ouly received it on 'Sat urdoy ilest4 IV nth font the aiettlhenvi of Liier pdafiutrreeted itt . .'thitlegop tr i ere: %Piittly iipcelte ; 4 . 0' die 1..„„0 ft e.:a.„ 4 teouse,.,by ugvi a pew.to,any Pent HIS a etatar bar of .more eeepietable rigastaseo.) Therettsi ;piairsed.. or• the' *ant of the aclenstiledgeent- of 091cublito independens..ttd oaf; d. 'that Weed. iflue!tee they aufferptl s greet die toment . to , f , trade. . 4 r,k...4 ilularsiteiio the all ese' wv stervisseetalet' we* antis Hilly anxious for itstreckignitina. A411'664:41 len set on ili . operviir this rouotryotionld•producrthe I "soli odrentnte to Loui ctototefrtal 'end OtifilMje I ioreietto. They bitted tbacali litte . bichAsllittlltlif 4,1 Aped last, **A ,csmnptttliglttlun had bees made is all the. Goretasueuut of lEurupe, Weak* shot they would not ellen the! 'titmice of-en 0 1 1). ! front soelviory schliderlidgetiftbei !p4 c)itseirersaft the 'tiode of tlihitstAii i trysual qintr 444 41igklY.. 1 . r Tii! fete sp l Altett4VMs eidt fur merehatitemiterelquite it... loot 4 o .knaw its what manner Watt. • Tlteysaid that if• this eetnitturtica.' leeki i oiitde'lp lather ft asteniarais; . the ey,entsitlii .... V,: 1'146 yry cpt44 .. tie t.f it ,i 1 9 .4 'pit ic ,filficiuticettigut or Occhtill• tiou bad beets made. He cosid. sot *lion i 4 eteq. at tins .11w preiod it den Session, Ms pato snob eervett,- that the 1,4)1117 purtieect br the 'patient' Govertubeitt was ioroaaratent the cotieutertiet t ou.if s . . Qv. tilide au at prcreut at tent mercy Qr Artistes. because these pirates were nibierMor lb, Spakeitli taoretorgent ;And.ths wllolc matter otts.left to the tirrtogeaseet of. Dipiollatillis leetnotest sits misery owl the other. tad uo inter ference' witarasade heartier it might beet toles alb - ng crated a "May efild until thel=sh threereatetrt acknowledged the irrdependessee o? 4rneries, we. at' ifivir idi,•lnt‘t fulluw,tbe rime course. It was clear then that the • preve,at evr u( the coautry . syoyld be triiterus• casaiweti hi this iutetrgptioP Pf comPleirc; 4104 : 14 *, VlShad. advt. la. give 'arnica. that ht. would a kilt, very first weeeitrs br Palliesurat call the attewtioa or the Thiu - se . to Will spry iewnrxnat kallject. It has at, psesnot created . waskli' au 'rfikrso "au the .couirnerriol ipsycki e.l s tlyst luau( 1t.41 if4oc Needed. it was* taw eattAortifiniggisi*ey.that we .1 alloaki sacrifice. the mesa advautageaaa ,and pro rwiiaug trade'lluit ever was prseo•oheris 1 . 601111 e grid ciirle of political etiquette. •The Caurt'at Spain • -. ' 1 1 e •• i' 4 r 's, ki rr i , ‘ ,;. , - - --- ~4* • .t.., ~.. 1 • • ...-4- - ilt -•, i- - , t . ~ . , ..., Tat IL „i t 4 4. 4 „:.,,, . "siboula : liii.'tl4llool44l pf it: the hrriglejlgq Irr .. Nr ° ' "°.....,.. '''. 'Apr,* ~ in office_ F - (1* ;i16,74"--.4"- .• 11. 10 L 161M71411 ' 414 . 4 '', ll a l A M tifiVoirri•paeCiverivei,"vtathlg saved, sari is *what condieioa, released." 4 : , sows tnti eudaleuta lit acme private Bills, . . . .. . . 1.. hank worm ....A .1... A .........4 ... i Tho t6to adjamtwa. ,1 - ..101411IGN INTELLIGIINCIL .. 1 "LKITCyI MAIL. • " . • stalsittirttgtle'. • *iik:/“Ot.ot . to 16 : Congress ,tra be held at rerona, so the moods of Sepient her e •we leers that ilui:Eopetora of Ramis and Austria be them in permit, buts that the Vivaria of Berlin, Pin* etul ILiinSia-srill mod Mittlateri. The Porte, it Seeing, lirts.dee4stett tishiug any part in this theists., on the grtiond already alleged, that it nee as publics' relations with the Christia, Posen which can oaks it necessary 14 conclude ems emetic% It smite that 'the journey of the .Emperor Alexander will . extend beyond Vero*, and the MS Imperial Shively will visit Rouse and the avath of Italy : it is;terteru,.at least, that Count balladry. the Rue. Dian Ambassador at Noss.., hir received orders is lurve a residence prepared for His Sovereign. ' MAGUS. SOLT 29. 2FT211114 Or THE 1111C01. 614110E2 or TUO STATES 'The President aniSionced that he had received a revised project of law, relative to the - duties to be imposerion the produce of the•ustiunal dtstilleries, in the rows of the project on the hoe sobject which woe submitted to 11* Chamber on the 6th of Jane. The President ended that tlidmesiorial con to • g. the 'erasers of the •Goveenattent . to the re. rstarke of the Sections, and the prs6eet itself, were in press, rind would be distributed to : morrow. t o Menage from the First CluaNsber initrounced 'that it had ric.eded to the lasi on the excise of wineotrisl sugar, adopted by the Second Charnber. Mine Petitions were prevented. ' The President stated' that the tariff' of import and export clutter; in the Preach language, would be distributed to the SiliMbers in the course of the day.—(Dattit P*44l'B o /14 'I I.) • . PARIS PAPERS. .• • ' PARIS, AV OUST S. Teiterday the King inn an . euritetter have, at St. Cloacf, to the Du ke de. I r itifsl Allontanneney, 114 French A MbattaatiM sp the fl'oly Ste." • A private letter from ihrilibri sham Oast il, is . Vl ' *ratty sirppord the Congress, which sill be holden • at.Veroda early in Sepviabei, will be composed of :the fullOriog ‘ peraitis—Tw Austria,. PrineeMettep nich e axe.uospaoiod. ,lixihe same person's, aS at Lay , back ; Ibe Preece, tbr Abu/iris de Cantonal and ao dther i •for Russia, eosin Nessetrode, pod the Se ; oitturibtitschiff; for Prussia,' Prince tiardeliberg 'tad etintitlierbsiotff; [or Etiglatid, Lo 4 Stewart end fir. GordOm . • A' scsudalous scene took place yesterday 01 the dluttre• dr I. Porte St. Slattib, at a repreocutation giyen be English *Ow. Freud; runt% —Flee per Crsi. Console apestd at 92 r. r.;tU Sickest 91 f. 111 c. ; elweyt at eta. Snot 14tocik, 1,000 f. —Nrapoliter Fore per Ike's. It. • Exckesge so lAN 401. e MOO; . E 4O e.; three We.—(Clours 46theatique, August MARSI.6, JOI4X ia• The Prince .Doo Carlos, oast brother to the King. has been arraigned before the. Judge of the rirst lostspee of chnicas, province of Madrid, as behig . .iystplicated hn the affair of the'poettlar cunt , motion which took place at allanjoes On the 30th tsi . hisy Imo, when his Royal HAginaesw went tutu she midst of the populsce to calm the disturbances. Vhei:Juiligesetit a perms sithesised to take the oath oP ehe Prince, which he refuted to do. !The dieliratiout of two witnesses place his Royal dunger of being senteoced to imprison smut. Persons are employed iu drawing up a pao cass relative to the evesits of she 7th and previous Jays at Madrid. The tiseal. • Dou Egotist: San Ex• Chief ecittegu's 'tad; receives in formations every day, and tiny • thing indicates . . • . ---- , brewed us with no such ceremony during the Ame- that this document will be extremely long.— : riven war, when she supplied the Colonies wish both At the reienisittou of the fiscal, several coot men and wormy ; but ouw we were to sacrifice to immodest' of she Spurned) guards have been arrest tlitlir wishes these important advantages, He, the - ed ; amongst them ore Marshal% the Marquis I fore, trusted thee the Uoverninerit %you'd direct their De Cutipigui, Dun Pedro Otedo, 'mid Don Joseph atteution to the Veil interests of the country, and GarciaCancle,ull of them chiefs of battalions io the out to sacrifice 'the commerce of this country. best regiment. The declarations of Captain Louis , ~Ikte..L.igigistor sa id, the question W 's hish Mom, who commanded the attack. of the artillery, f, the Petition referred was one of greet national po- have excited - much conversation in public; it op hey, sod the Gneerometet, wottiti hike that course peers he made I accusations egiutist the King which :Was most i s oi ,d u ci s se to theclignity of the and the Priuera, stud that the Fiscal refused such nation cud its commetcial advatiteges ;' atilt lie arms informations, which besides, could not be of any were 'when the proper period 'wowed it would be *drainage to lets cause, as by the Cunstituttou the 1 91 2 fid that the Gtivernoteut had not neglected the Sovereign ioesteemed sacred. interests of ibecoutioy. ' The inaccutate publicstigh of en order of the Mr. W. &MITI* said, that, delicacy towsrlis the Copt.-Gerieral to the officers of the Spanish Guards, Coin oh spew had beeb earned quire kr . euttsch. who did hot.follow ilia 3iisurgentsof the Pardo, has Spain had actually btwn paid for iti.ssiting . ta sup- give...cession. to u very virulent srturle against the ittese the „ tat ha Auer& t ile moue etiquette stow Administration in the Speettilear of the 20th. The Collinuners have desired that the two battalions of is the way of suppressing these abominable 'made,. the guards which were preserved, tend which are at He understood that the coat was simply this; a Vsculvaro end Logone... should be dibbsuded, and nontlwr of persons hull Hyattpotsevittni of the iiland Ile soldiers distsibuted amungst the ditleteut corps of Cuba, and from thence &allied forth to commit I their depretiatibes. Tte proper course then would of the arm).* , It appears the Governmeet has ad to this uppliceou n, and that it ha' given be, to striae upon these prison/,'and ewe them upccede 'okra to suppress those battalions. As they have I to their own Gaveleinnent, •. for at present they were in a State of prifict •seeurity. fir thought few °Aryl. the Laptatu-Gaiteral has requested those i . ilia Goverinitent uf tins cOutstry should act with • belonging to the same corps who are at Madrid to proceed to Vicrlvaio end Leganea, to take the little less-delicscy wed more force. General GABCOYNE wished to state, that the Pe- command of the companies, and lead the soldiers titian ha d been siivi o by every pntitctit bi e in , t . chetit l to their final destivatioo ; but tll.l invitation was iu Lisertmul. - I perfectly voluotary. This circumstance has caused the cominutieros to imagine tiro, nisteed o f diasul v- The Petition we. then ordered to he printed, tug those bettalintia, it lead intended to reorpuixe • General GA/MOTION IheSeoletl a Petition of the them, theutearise 'heir exclamations end their leers. saute nature t 0,,. lilt • Manufacture's of woollen cloths in Leeds (Yotksiiire). They felt a similar t he The In " s ' n " n P " b y the State in consequence . of al be ar pr us :o f t ou ed. nded upon . tosuilar groutsdar- Ordered to events in the . beguinhig of July is estimated at • thirty-eight IBlll.olks of ,teals (untie milliemi aud.an huff fiance.) This sum includes the loos of the •Os site motion of Mr. LUSIIIIIOTON the rondo- clotleug and equipm e nts of the royal gaceds, lids s bf the Lord., •ettative toilso Hides arid Shuts (;ill, wmeread sttd agreed teb . . .the damage done to the barracks, and die robberies committed there; the expenses of the Houicipatity ' kir..11...k1a10111 AM' 14.1414 AP . . 1:01 1 1k . flugnee et la .01• Madrid, ion paying the militia said rewarding communication with ru Hou. Friend, be shush' the °crops, and a variety of other expense% o- PlatP°°e ha lnwit. "bleb 'teed foe' this tvoillogi 40044 by the 'military agoras's:ate which took place ratittiotk tkirith ColcsittiV .1 • .' " •• COMINNATIONS. . • The /A loglweet stet oe the 19th rac tkejlrittiate . . .1 ' ' SlitePAllleraas gdrammiate time ho amid. owl, • 'dom. the Nab , alJooe, atteoded bp•die aotiioot in 'Alpaca' Session, more for thew repeal of , .the-ilet. mold Id Medd+ - Hai primed thtliegit • *be sit, to the 4et lr Gee* ill. , eiresawmtr inewn- bfilwr /Wire, end wai . Waited with ego of 0 • Ahead, saute of the Ceobtaaties Act o sad he hoped be Coastitatiestal Nig I" At the' gate Du Sol a LONDON, .TUESDAY, Atiourr 6, 1842. • 11119 M,JtaTY arrived in town yesterday in his trurelling carriage soon after three o'clock from Wit.dsor. , The business Of the Set/ion having been finislu::l yesterday, the KING wi* this diyi prorogue the Rea haturnt in per Son. It it expected thot his MA JLITY will set Out GO Thtirhday for Scotland. It will be perceived by reference to our Parlia mentary report of last night, that the attentive of the House of Commons, or rather°, the half-;dozen Members who were present, was colledio the great and important question of Columbian Indepen. deuce. General GASCOM presented a Petition, signed by all the opolent and respectable merchants in Liverpool, stating that• the commercial interests of this country would be mast materially affected by abstsiiiit4 from therecognitienor Colombia as ao indepewdeutState. -This same Petition men. tioned one fact, of a most cuticula nature—namely, that. in the beginning of April last an official communication bad been made to all the Goeeni inputs of Europe, and consequently to the British Government, that Colombia would hold no inter course with any county* that did not recognise bet iudependence. How •cornea it, then, that this com munication, involving such intportant consequences to the trade of England, should be closetted ups. a state secret,'ind uo notificaiiosi 'made by the Go. vernment to those extensive iuterests whom it so deeply concerned. Surely we are not to be met on all occasions with the old stale diplomatic con, that it would be " inconsistent with the policy of the Government to divulge confidential communica tions." • Is the commerce of England, upon which Its prosperity sod true dignity depend„ to be seed ficed to the bugbear of mere state courtesy ? If we are to wait the 'denture of the Court of gpain, the present conditional Colombia, Wilke w Spanish welcome s shall continue for . a thousand year. awayal. • • The 'system of piney now prisatent in the West Indies is the esioseqe•wce of this .steta of titiOgo. ,The BuCantertit *wises, consider 111 trade from "EbrOp• .vitb booth. AtOesico fw goiles; Tbq elticitygpittfiltAitteko. Irho'berr7 tbrartfßytallto ports of Cabe, where they fad at once tease Ale . • A 1 . * AA' tett, and a market for thtir plunder. e some casei have occurred, in for thi4seeectioo of British property, our rc, thaota are iodebted to America(' toierferente. .ne ie riw littiß OK- 'Mee supilaity 6TEmot. loud With a vengeance. (Jet reeogtelien of t' indtpendesee.:mtstlt. - -Attitit l eft 41 ; 64(4 - 1 - too late .fur Stith & Luterewa. • k come af, r the United Statists( Am Flea 'Nil have cotlipkt.lL f‘restalled us id the Cdlombitn nitAtet.. Dutch and 1111 ads p , r4e(1,1..tt with Papers to the MM instant. .They following speculation. which we ardewtx be confirmed by facts. - • .• . VIENNA, JULY The'appmbeusion that the equillrium uf 1, 4 1 Powers of Esrcipe might be dieturbed having e:ir • tireiy vanished, we may be permitted, rip ad' Austrian Paper, to take a di*iuteraste4 part iu tht efforts of the Greeks. The polities! sitoation ul Europe, accord* to the 'teas of the Culnoets, prevents them affording aid to the, Greek, hut no Cat net bay 'ever thought of offerin4 assistance to the Turks to sub;ugeie the This system will be atsiotained, anrr we learn 11,,,t the Congress, ashich will open iu the• autumn, will serve still more to consolidate, it., Oa the other baud, if the Greeks are strong mingle to de.. liver themselves trop the yoke of ,the :Vessel:tiro, and if fartune favours their enterpriae. they M;II not have Go fear from the European Powers any intetfereuce in their internal coaceriis. otisi d . cle will be ri.iista to Iliockr ttittO it constitu.ing their Government, and fUrllllng such a Cuus:uut:Ns us shall he adapted to their local situattou aid their political reLtions. e fed great satisfaction io steting, that a ruhlic meeting has been called iu Edinburgh, to ileietionic sin the moat egectael plan of assisting the wiffi-ring Greeks, and more especially the ‘Urvilring popuid tioal of Stio. The following eatract from the Papers brought by the Dutch Mud which has arrives!, is well calculated to strengthen and ex tend the generous sympathy felt in Edinburgh sraotigonice, JULY 95 . The following particulars respecting Scio are stated in Private letters from that island of lass month:— " The Greek populatiou'of the island, which was formerly estimated at 110,000 eau's, was Row re duced to 20,000, yo that 90,000 linve vanished from the island; 45,000 of these ens woMinvand children who have been carried into slavery, 41,000 persons were already carried away, exclusive of those which the Turks have clandestinely taken with them ; 5L5,000 persona had lost their lives, of whom many, wew i 64,116% fu their houses, or citified off by the cog.. tagious diseases causid by pastilentiet exhalations of the unburied carpal: the burbler. wise so full of dead bodies that vessels mere impeded in their course by them; mucitif those who have escaped are five tiloostmda who were ranee( at the time of the cistaatouptir, and 15,000 have drd, to ta;Ohl death or slavery, to IPstira, Stoyroo. and °theft:daces, where they are in die insist deplo rable state of distress.. The city, and 44 of die Ftig• vilfsgrs that existed oo the island, are pJuisderedaist 'destroyed; the booty made by the Turks is im mense. Bebids Pad* of Three Wis. the Guyer.. cot of 'the island, is deposed or banished; and Apti, Pitclsof Two Tads, appointed in his stead. It is reported that all the Asiatic troops are to be sent sway from the island, and only 4,000 Arlauta reusaiu as a garrison." The Paris Papers up to :4[ll4l:ty have. been re ceived. They contaiii a copy of the indictment *plod Gener.il Csavott and his accomplice's, now oa their trial before die Royal Court of Poiriera. The tynaber of the Iltf6oll accused is fifty-six. of whom eighteen have tied. General BE - arum and thirty-aevea others are in custody. The indict nieut charges them with a con:piracy, tl e of which was to destroy the Kitiu's Gostv meta, and to excite civil war in able deport", ts of the Delos•Se ..... and of Maine-et-Loire; the head-goal Leis of this conspiracy, were the of Siemer, Thais's., and Partin:nay. The.lcialer of the enterprise was the Flx-General BEATON and Ina awailiaries,, member* of a seciet wocirti.„ called the Society of the theraliers de In Libeee, or Car. buitari, totaled for the purpose of overthrowitig the Giventtnetit or the KING. The mines of five Liberal Deputies. LA FIYETTE.COPIATAIiT, For. Kkautair. utai VorYla LVA . Kcc,K4ox. have [No , used, or rather uhtu.e4l, by thr consperalarlY for tho lowa cerlaib socompitstitherrt wf their dtstv:th The intell gvitve frith Aluliet comet (town to the tad Litt- On the 19:1i the KING, QUIED. sad Piner' appeared in public furthe first t,we since the revolt of the maids. dri%iisg thrinigLi the streets of Marina to she vtit.ce of the ltetito, and t4ii- , rtle,t by a •detachnres.t of horse tudi In. One ;.,ccutint say. 'hat the flops' patty was rtceised by :ir people in sespixtful significant sileiser ; while *winker sitatatursit that !hely were saluted fiy Mr* cf " & sag lire the C'onstitbrionul King. anytthe Constitation" . The Infant Dun CAILOII, 'fruitier of the KING, has banticliarieia on the eltpoottotw or Iwo si it 'woo es au accomplice iu the conspiracy of the 30th of 112ii t y. • • • The trial ofsesearlettti'fenth,rforsilste.ahtlactave or MIMI Gb OLD earn. oat VD the lADVerict. Aswisee Oil liar t MI; last. It wes i'istore attqciooi c-. 44 Ilnn !t • ha' Massa osprwooted. .The frowo Grill. A Report at u is veto ba ow tetnects frost the Irish Perm :ad= M 1 r ~ / _~ • lII' 41( . • ietik Death t i tgebattilion of Goldalators NedXp k tettily in Madrid, to reinforce the garrison. DUTCH AND FLANDERS MAILS. • • • • *MIMI, JUL, 11. , it 4 repotted et Betroth that the 10ree01 tom made themselves masters or the fortress qf ioszissa, before the arrival of Chourselid Prielts,;alio ore starching to its relief, sad that this Paha was eftervistds totally defeated. The report of the sue• reader of the citadel of Athletes is also agaia.so nostoctil: immune, ititt 24. The Direetore of the Rhenhoto West India cutu ps/4 are at this moment engaged inct plan for the formation of. en establishment at Vera Crus, the pnecipal port of Mexico. The neat of the Com pany, lobo is at Poet-au•Prince, is to repair to that place, and the Mot vessel consigned to u gill sail to the course of abs slll3lolltf. A circular letter to the German manufacturers of articles fit for that mar het, invites theue . to take a part in this first essay to open a direct commercial intercourse between Ger man and the rich countries of South Atarrics. iIIUISSLII. AUGUST I. The, Minister of the Colonies has just informed our merchants. that in order .lo prevent a contra hawk trade is salt and tobacco.. the Government of Daluswiia has decreed that after the 1.1 of January. 1823, no vessel loaded with these articles, whatever Bag it may carry, shall approach within a cannon shot of the Chest comprehended in the circles of Zara, Similar°, Ragusa, and Cutter°, ou penalty of confiscation of ship and cargo,. accept in cases of distress.—( Brussels Papers, August 2 ) usatauaan JULY 90. _ _ Lettere from St. Peterahurgii. of the luth, say, las hlajesty the Emperor has given order's that .the -Grand Doke Coustautine shall take the title, of Coanauder-in-Chief .of the army ut 'Lithuania. stud shell L.r the present have the corn mend of the Pavetumearts of Willie, Grodas, Minsk. Wolhyant. Podolip, bald Bekunabia. For some days past war has been mare talked of than. before, but persona who ars well informed assert that hostilities are not thought of. The cavalry of the gourd* has lately awned In this city, and we are assured that the other regiments of - the .guards will be here berme the end of this mouth. The Grand Duke Conatautine has.gone from War. saw to Lithuania. irroczuoim, JULY 19. • . The King returns on the 30th, inst. from Norway, and will go there again in the autumn to open the Diet. It is earl - Ins Majesty has desired the Crown Prisms „to. shorten laislosan, that ha. may be preseut at the opeuing of the Diet, but that the Prime lust hoirever leave to visit Switzerland and puteAtroperi, illlgNa3 s ) . • • •• • • THE BRITI SH ~:_ -~ _ _ - 1 . G 'A .