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portroce—without 2 11.0,rinr erpo r.r the fitTlAleit Veal...6—W it 110Ut 1,404'461e rm.4t. inio th e i, i t s . r i o r —without 2 tiy thing that ele.ertws tier towito of cnanerce, owl /without the 4nenint to iirovitle for itr 11.fetice or fteenrily." Ile then in .6;; .f4fl; Et•Verviiii eantiOttinl posin*iotiz, which were hy Treirty. eedeil,.onfer cerlaiu49p:l)tiaws, .444.. °lmp/tit), glitly hid/ Vr e !" i t ih POrPt""!' l l.;irMi rr it t il b $ a apeeitg firAskiin the temitt 9f.Amjrnfr,: . " 1110,11 m. randiti oit a stipulated is thah;relmi*,( l i4 .14 Iretttio,fpfryirlp oolegeer 4 security for I ksc, aif vise,. hi; ltootor.it ,;tut'vekett. it is rerwlierl44 conditions w. ry oracressigsly•wiulatel, Jr the instarige, of grecs othyr Evii.Pypietian wolosay, Poirot routs) liasse iso, pram peel hus that IoF 'offering waimilar fate, from *bill! imieed Owl% rare ally 4 0, •11 hirkigreutitions fiorigo aid, Crq after bat ingrpawsealliAlillowerlaWiliands of variuns waters, via. the Fermis siothelvaeßeevaio in the year 184 made wleeir first riipireation ter the ilkatbr darnel CamPhen fur 0441 .i1 1 s inilit•sry aid, • " Vt•tib a view to strgiglAbli sod Darrow the blorkaile of 'Corfu, it lia4 at that tiAtit'lPMll found ner• •to takernili tary possession of the !stabil of Potrir t and by Ws measure, together with' the vigilance of hie Majexty's cruisers, all in. tersourse to,tween Coats sad Pails had become tint only ellTicsilt, but nearly impossible, so that the people of Parga worst have despaired of Roy isitamet from French reinfocee. enema. 0 On the other limed, Ali Paschi• with a large force sm. r•unlest the whole 'of their territory ; he had just taken pm« mion of Ajs, and was repaving to attack she plate lit Varga, which was totally incleufensiote against lint farce, though it held at the moment COO Freisrli. "'le pretend that under such circumstances it was either affection for the English, or a predilection fur our rule, th it led to this application, is evidently false. Their motive cannot be misunderstood; it was *either more nor less than for the moment to avert theystioa which impended over Atm. " us, again, the poimandokl of Part;* at Shia time might be h.ld, in a military pytiipkiel view, to he of ronviderahle use. l'axo on the wig hand, and Passes ou the other, it gar , all additional facility to the blockade; it narrowest still more She chance of escape from the vigilante of our cruisers ; and therefore Lieutenant General Campbell most wisely consented ),,,,gran) to Parga for a time tbe protrelion of the British flag and of all h garrison, provided they di owe out the French. " Ibis I apprehend will be found the true elate of the ease relative to the origin of our connexion with l'arga fur the more It is gifted the more clearly it will appear that Lieutensot Geoeial Campbell mere gave the people of Pa-ga any ilKtlr3ilre of a Mire permanent connexion. Whoa Oro was the ch er of the agreement entered into upuit t'-e occasion ? one merely of military mottiab utility. To 1 , 4 it was desirable to straiten the blockade of Corfu; lo the inhabitants of Parra it was necerry to prevent their iectant and total destruction ; and I omit hold, that wider , vied, curcomatatices it was equally UR fop bolo' lo withd raw from the connexion the moment it edited their respective irteteats ; and that the only tie which connected us with them was not any obligation contracted I. Treaty. bet ae arising frees the desire of meiotaining that tbs. racer for hsimauitTotwoi regard for the icterest of wealier testes, for w hich suse country i 4 happily distinguished." Sir ' Thin's" then argues upon the iosecuritc. . , icconvettience, sod exprn'e, whieb - itc holtiiog of l'Argli must occitsiou to Great tOtsts 4 till established that we were U'otfllVlA:ktp itiOrAT ' ll4 il'ari;io4:i to our own 111110814111 i: Pllfi that the u .„ maintenance of Rags intfmt be sttgoOrd con= •,, aiilersble iticonvetitetice to Great Bind% hew P s' reed ix s— . •11._ 41J ' " with those prineiplei; suW,untli • • doe mast- Aeriniinisirdisit equitable and hitniane'coeittiskir whit+ It ltu*i4g fise'Grest Briteit to pursue, there treat' bit' two +aptness orisiat this cession cou Id bare twee condemn!. .M Wealth& either have tradravoured to sti palate by els primp artttsfakt,termisi?,a Treaty (as was at trinplett is 1869) . , thattilliesis 'and rivalries of the people of Parga lee . geartosi4 . 3 • to thiSiajer the. 50;441414 of ?volts;/; or we might have inteldltledif, iithieltiat is tai. vossof Great Britain, to oeennlialtillideellito AlutiPto etith. grate,* fair equivalent lot the prilporty they drawled. '.,Lireossideriale which of obese two alternatives to pee fee, Tent :4fthilyip will at uses perceies,ilto the ohiifitut t l harm already stated to use bolding parga as a British r is session, at out of the necessiii cha4erui *fade rmtare of our relations with the Oittnnan Porte, st,P, ankole forcibly applies to the measure of elipolatinghy art,cirs rot • Treaty, for certain specific imaosnitics to be ! , enjoyed hp the people of Parga, distinct Irons the other sub jects 4 q t e pttossu Porte. J . ! It 'epe' indeed byre placed us ati thepsct rituatiint seliet? we would bare stood is , regard to IL Porte, hairsta held 'Peri; 'fur ourselvei, wish this rostraniiirtliffrreure, itnit'ilie`sraicable relations tretleirtilliii esidtthe 'Divots would this base sewed,. not. otsi She pet &West * n .mpiegibel it yof British ofScers, hut es :the candlelit *lad, --- - - - . &Kling wiithe Pargiotse, wireorritsther, under Itto,ygreitifini " . ;arls‘k t ! i i r ! uk *-0,35, Vli f ittr i PH. 4 ! )t c" i 9 r tosll7f rill , warfare, siceasis:siell by ilsai l sltsire el', pillage vshieb t o well h•t•rwir *to be the cis:stash 'roadie of their ircindeiti. II ficisdSi, we bad ( bellwe is Ibit'ieswit of 'a slAsillniPiii4. sore otiosity adopted" irO tail yeirllloo, when we knew , tesat the ponwrfiti sad lussnase Saterhoence sit Minnie, oeopisd wt!. the Loretto% gives by Great Britain in the Tossty,pl A ?Ace's, .cuoill not avert Site fate of all ifrbs stisorr ii ippyrtspt Lii.ifent.tiast continental possessions, sotto bo o r 'sii—tiso I,' a: ss, in the Gulf of Arta—llurintro:i 'sa il vase 'A al sssierly'sufrrred under the virtual, if ahoy Opel' Infraill of the engagement's which had been entrrell into. !I Intleted it opposes to me, lookiag on the one batictat Ili cb„,rserys 0 slog population of l'aigs, ,iii i 4 uplie utlict i o 11.'5 uftlso Ottoman Purse, impossible to suppose that Parill could line, remained in powtessiou of any degree of liberty, whi.ell might have hero stipulated is the nitre articlesof a Tiest;:foi such' supposition would be I! i.relly at variance ' rot• °oil with the sepiritstett of pest ages, bat wills all Wong Mitofolide ea she pdobatte cutter of future rooms. ." Woo every view. of sewedtrilitlyt„ thwrfore, both as re. •!' 01111114 . 1101A,S.1 1, 400 111 0 , 41 , 1 41 1tfi f ilSitiP s i of. the lonian ... „ •f!'o. 4 - 44 ;iT et il4.1 Ilf rik.. 1P 1 4',.! t h" 1 " . . k t's vs tallire , Ild 10 prefer . I{se altertastivr of endiarouring lu se. VI ern tho'litlitibliiisti'iliiii:plire the optioit of Eisler 14 hellliiillif Withrrthilsiptetpllll7s4o4 if obey .tiewhe iii Vossitim . Ai( fiFfiPlOg kifOr ail,P*MMOliftwlk u i l l lbillAtOSrtesk ' impopitch 44 g... 1, lead in Isldressieg gems t a • WM Iliiiiiiiti, iiMiliftiir . tier, itensaini roi we to - -. . •—_......- .......riiila....t akLrisabsersi adapted lee .foo46fi ~. i "ibmi%be ofer.4l ti(KOs rit. owl 1 I 1 14 4;ig f e ite . II I 'Asp M ---1- IMit i alf LI e • - w tar the oii of Pugs wpt p 130•11." It is inoresibl-e for' ns• toiiffirrai sufficient room . . . r o* . the...l44o.kii!e 6 i l lil • kYttPti uplie these' points, - vre iiimitthoireforg 'potted Ow rat fy to the eitiiistilatiout,Xiir r ileg.: upon the bubject of the valuation of the propkty of the Pargicites. It ill netwosay WY* to remark that be !Oriktuislchiculation of property been. tismoulsurn th4setrolotrucile4llll.olllllll9lll.ll l lllo of trithits the 'city sit* reritiory:' " The nett point *hick stews s have bssoot s itiosli prth.vd on i 4 tile differsoot betw :Us AVM 10 bieJt vatottions ansinteil, Ind that.whlch die l'argiturs slid scantly sod ultimately remise.. Ttliticit "bias is which l Nei inyenlf e n uni.leisbly ieeplien~eii be_ eifislf I dill gift (oral by no st6tioregret it)• envois aid _ ~.le.l o pinion upon the sw ~ " I hive akeadY; 81 .4g 4 to 3 r4Pf If t r it/t e i , 1 ._:!1 1 41,!.. f"f stsint-Cottinei 1) . 11 Bowls *VP lIIIPPP4s44 I / 8 IN / APIP.: I I.I/49 he may'expasio, but which 1 swiepairiiiisiiiiiimibeidt ma'aing a surionnied valuation tattle pripPropelbrielielit. tants: of the amourst of flint eilstrilion I Sp it = Id tnorwriit unewarr, for I ovn , ,er 41 look - at ire * Ise 1 . • 1 1, i connected with this iiiisi r i m, " In the grrairress; hew -14 ~K. difoe arrange..ewts;. a v.slosoup was teartv inn tier pert try four, geillewtes! ofllkw I.lainl of Corfu. There eras rilsw• eoester valuation on the pert of the Porte—and the difference betweeu the amount of these two valuations wasne great, that it was evidently sinposs+le they could ever meet or be adjeatetkwitbewt the orpritslitc interference of superior authority to settle this part .., of 58 per eeot. hat , 1111 . 4 ~ A OAS statement from the 280 , 0001 ; the 3110 niter. is fairnrso, should only nt..int 1 1 `4:"Prd 'lftW; , ,ii•OPIFFI from t he g a r a a " nnt in the '1.fi11.444•61001• owifirop she. aaanebeek radialatara be 'bo. diddaMod NWT IA peritiimmediate yMyrattotsi ir.iiisli. , -Tilkiein filsiir Mid l illt Phr -504,, k i l,..!'" tr.OP,lfitsMW.-4/Fliq sit :1 0.0,. f 'PA so tag :.44 4 400.410* ioioiootwocar.. Act im fact have obtalard more by fieldel. tbaa Obey bad a claim 10, ac cording to the lard, isamiepriiiioc r ipdliftra of pro perty; or, to plan Ohl miner 11 atioilimirliaill,of Mew, they alloceihavntqlMal.a tiadactim of ,443.411.1iesisatIonti of owe( 411i7t •-.1..10tal oil it $ I bars delteohnty youtemy Lord, tliste i Xeretere received, nen ira4,lllutidglieat e4.,..q4K - infirsgy, mine than. th ey I ' o4 0 etaht e l i elfog4-biltiit.atAlliißlVi to the Turkiab,vaioatboo, .m 6441161114.4barliatalemiteive4 w r tlt Ara thina,the masa of it: J' pre lAA Ism. arell stop orlaidel atigalation wen 150,0001. or 01111,111.0 dialledb, ' animate adjuista44:: 4lse affair ; bowman, IINOwl! ,advialste 14,! 1 .. out oldie 666^1411ii paid by, the ruellpmconditioa that the Aired fitif A 144141 la Sgaistilj it *milk dollars, is. 'lead of tin F ii4ps can uf At kingdom. aj Sludgy; sr what was 'the matiegienee of this arreageoseae? " Tow Lershbair mast lickhorooglay swage that we dm* have been placed in a siltation of diffsialty,' bid the valued amount of this 1,11090 by the Porte in Turk. ieh • piastrese. ►yplat gam. we know the &boo meat a thiccoill, I awapll,llo4surs bow ww ovoid:with pro. priety have interfered, nett: v a ugh (be voluntary libe rality of the gist of the • Porte, is a treasactioa between the gspismiewpt and les ma subjects (for that is the (act), to the ad lllllsalary should he paid I. fbreign coin, sad sot In tildwaelPllelliontry. This point, however, I effected, after' 114 inat'shature considention, by sacrificial; the sum I have shave stated; and I - must h.ld, that the gain to the Pargiotes from this arrangement was eery grate indeed. It is *goateed, nay, it is hardly passible to eater Into a correct calculation upon this particular point; but I am sure 1 need lot state to poor Lordship what oast have been the amsargwesce ear canard Ss receive psy tweets is this &bawd Gulch and whit the pcsideleas effects of allowiag so large a mass of it to be poured in wpm the money circulation of laic isles*. Need Imy that it most have sank its carat value Whale:ly lowa than the rate at which it was paid to us? 11bOld Ibis to be so alf:evldetit, that it most be mane acuity to enter into any egiggisteet ou the occasion ; and I held too, that the Pariimaa t I. wweiviag 3440011 dollars less, In Spanish and Imperial dollar*, did actually receive It very cooliderable Loins; or, in other words, • iamb *ger mei in eltict the. was originally stipulated for. But,. my Lail, is this all I have to soy my this part of the case? No. I have to ask if the Paggiotes *eve tate* by surprise on the subject ? Oa the cestragOm jostsnl the amount of the iedemnity was cletentainsatintes it OW proelainsed by me in specific terms; sad waraiffiny oat tallt to the option, after they had been explicitly itslbrined of the Sam they hid to receive, either to remain, pt to accept what was considered a fair aid adequate tqatindest for the property they deserted ? 5, Every one of them blew the amount of the original vs. tattoo which had been made of their respective:kaperties. " Every ene of them was made amminted whit the pro portitmal dimiention, in consequesce of the arraspienseat have above stated. Nay, more, my Lord, fix fear Of say mistake upon the occasion, each individual received a ticket in writing, stating the mount of his share; add the result of the whole was, that instead of objecting to this feireeas of the valuation at the looniest, they all express ed' their joy upon the subject in the strongest and most 'unequivocal manner; and this I am reedy to prove by the testimony of that most respectable officer, Lieutenant-Colo. uel Gubbius, who personally attended the distributioe of the tickets, " These, my Lord, seem to have been the points that have bees most geatindly dwelt upon. But there are sway cs- Imo** that have been publicly propagated With a view to give a general tone and character to the whole of this transaction; and is all these, the mature and de. seription of the attack made is not so much against his Majesty'. Government as @gaunt myself individually. I have Tired toe long, and bare seen a great deal too much, not *to: feet in • degree callous to all that malice and falsehood cash invent in regard to my conduct, ea Wag as I am satiated in my own mled that I have fairly and honourably executed the trdst reputed in one. " Did then this part of the case apply to myself alone, I can assure your Lordship I world pegs it by, as the idle, wiad which I regard not ; bet when misrepresentative. or my condact involves in in consequences die rectitude of the' proceedings of his Majesty's Government, I. agefitgriabt with great pinata myself,say a few, but very welidampsal thd, wedasioa. "It had been stated by Mile, 'that 1 was treeived by Ali at Peewit's, wi Is particular honours; that 1 carried i pittypea largessite; and itlienbeen Uninvited, out by afew,, that I ems bark to Corfe4siiiita with presents of extraor. dinar, value. It has hiliirlishinted by aunie, that the - Pas. ehia of Albania eajuletin'ti; by others, that I lowered my ' glf beneath the character of my situation to cajole him. , a It beg been stated, that there was no uniform system which guided my conduct throughout; but that I varied h areordins to circumstance., and changed it secordiog to tLe , impulse of my iron vaulty and interest. Upon these point., my Lott!, I have only to say, that I did go to Previsa with a. large suite—that 1 loneliest the Admiral to accompany me; • and doe f took with me salral I of consideration in • oat own country. I was WOW irMsebis of Albania ice; s Manner suitable to the mak 1 1pld here, at the ape . melanins of my Soctreigwis gad ~tidy, If I badilis.bsen so .eceived, I should have denleerjrsay positlarkistifta have eat the matter raj tit fia fere ret.rq4 wit riA " " 1146 a grAlltibail bow sus, Iwo leefeetly sow KIM re. nese b psi 40410066 Oft Aid tae . If *ha he 1.11 111 1 4 0 4 ' WM *Mit Figs. mg mix -Iseliiss,oot bra 1 Iles Mee sepielealires w diet gseeselete duty,, Mirter .ftillMl , 4o7 :super Ameits: is. fassillio, this.. my .tllatlb Asibandis. # .' 011111reit swashawripowaglltstpa. • we NINON fig AU `na i ad bkitbreolmfollosofilolo the ametiat ,%aleat a o 0 • _ , -lb rood . r'e t !until> follow bin lo 111 Isi e ,iwietifi2llo,llt;reil Iti lc il tit • i spicery et Mellon 4 t . .4 . liv'e.,, ee in voila. i. .., sc.: , . 4 $ - ' 1 ' . • ' I iworm 0 1 :."I 41 1 a lar it The lot thetoNtral , v „.) t,,: .20 ,..,,, 2._ we mr. It ht 4 1 , 4,_ ..., 1 ay if It Ind beellOOdisedy I alatibee dracriptie• , *ea • .1r I Freeness ate ri IP ipi MO: "be fact 'i90,01101. The Jegodio• oilier Ilse *rat past was old- is, thst II sever did receive, from Int to lad, the smallest pre. ere i with veriolo, so keep toe front the cold in sokrig tio the elip L irliett . l threw of obeli I rot of bra_ el the •l. f :* 1•71 •41 1 0.i.-1910•0 1 WI. 'WPM statement, Winds' jilifisailieftylief• eel 14 Sit Thomas n 1 0 01(44.06 &lea c . ilasilit 1,4:4144, prefirfeesl emit** lola by some of tits inhabitants of Porgy. Sincerely anxious as we ever feel for the hiniour of as campy among foreign people. no thing. no much distresses us as an accusation against the gnarl fith end integrity of British Officers placed in situations of trust sad coati. dart % astl representing the nation in its aggre‘ talespiacity : ; aid on the other band we caw with ogind sinersity Arm, that nothing eau afield as greater *safe than to, be the instruments, hoimaer humble, of remoyiag injurious intpressisaso, We cannot but feel that Sir Thomas Willa" statement loses mach of its effect by tliOcurtail. went v e have been compelled to osite. c but Re publish sultciegt to enable the public to judge of its - general &grater and effect. > - TUE Intil'iSki PUESO. a'LLt . _ 1, UAW' • lanitlK carrying thit riatflatu,Anal effect, were mar !fremetheut by a spijA id fair fileaiUscorriehefs 4ag per'egf tip 454 crime Ilse Ataractef of rk pow)vtad 4 entigliggsep, tact rinekuie; awl f pettke ienstelP4l first to butt miter* related 10 the rood r • Britigino.lie never deviated from the line she had , wu ran oerserT, IMP !ICY!, WitTrrru n. • erc -w -she hael irsolv..4l on ; hot tunifurinly coodeeted hererlt, on . . of the bewares. " To draw any comparison then between the value of pro. pertfet Curfn, is evidently a &Hedy of the grossest 'nature; yet the calculations made, by.the Cosicipie valuators were drawn up with reference to properly of tiresome extent and dewrip situated within the - United thetas ads* lorries Islandq. "fTo say that property in Corfit i , which wileit eel! lOC 300,0001. sterlimg, was a standard lovettimating at the now value proprrty of the sante destriptisni, boat whit* was room circumstances depreTillied to the extent I have alreatlV•ex. plaiued, (-vines.s a confusiun of latellect Oasost inesedibtri, and yet oyes soak ground has all (hi claseer upoa this part of the subject been raised. I have no dealer that tire valuators employed by us, did, lathe best of tbefe'keowtedge,esfistatil the property at Parr fairly, with eat'Oetice hi the semi. pre Kay at Curls. I have ita.liatio ‘llllll*.fikm the raiwAteelott the part of the Pune sesiumetall leasebtrilrg I. their pried' Ides, and their get:evil gbrqiiistSk , Bit it was clear (ruin the will' Iste..ilte justice to say I loi l e jrim t eimir• alibied ill thiril fassmwe Goveruuseuts wertilleptiLabereselves uwier the tsar evaistry of imerfering to Milo tit evadable wiediuM; at I erriaialy did, in that view, propMe that it should be iatYl at 150,0001. sirrliug, sail this soma was ultimately opeetlawou the part of the Porte. • " I have said that Ibis was apa►t of the sabjeet olt wifiett must deeply reflected, aid is making the Propoid. Isms pipit the sum of ISU , Ytlbt 'lethal' *Wald be the alba indented y 1, bid Irdiewseare4 . lbo two valuations whielilsied been' made of Hie petiptaty.' • r‘.lllldortaitlevelool l iori jisinapilted to 280,Q90L, 'Altai "Pi ( F 4 4 11424".: rofketti. viiilllloolseit4owit exceed 1513,7b61. lint it is aeurowitt Mans to Bear in mittreehat the Corfuote vielirstOre bid , iliaorh op' tbite 'ialeildbia: exactly as if they had bilis estimating d ire,..:,:it . irp r im,..dipeicil is the 6480 . pf coati: Now, it imams to lie, after what 1 bare already stated hatrelation to the diminished vitae of property ib . riellVvii the moment pf the cession of that pface by:lln IrrAit ' 4180 k ); hut certainly the differeuce of 13 0,0001. I ' " ' '` '' W. 1 1 ,11 our 1 411 P Oa slate 411 Oa case gave as full reason 1 4u toiticipose;.iinni go, my LOA, street deal fartheri and * rociateritanlibiuta in, neitiri7 r , diljtiterfeetly convinced is kiiii mine; ki have 1 ever Airing* With any welt-ite- ' iffigpiii, luau alit ,was not of tipa•allmalopiaioo), that ihn : 381#1111. .1•14 *Lid at mice ito MIMI cash, produced • 1 itellterzl iA l fo rti' to the' Pirgiutils,' than they could eWt.. . ~, • ! Utivi:' u ' - „ i fbi. Uuy sale they themselves could hog*. /81111;014 alNallimisilatj licfiuiti4clyramaiued umber our pre- neetion, r..bellti , r . 1.1 It Vont tritifilifp . like not to learn the vast and strltilig , 'tlilffri.OceAikeitAiis' beta eta psymeuls ia cash, and denim yl,lol4o4.PagalcalsaVidreannt periods, which are sometimes -te‘seidnia dirtier transfer of loaded properly. Yon are well 1 14;trethat aliit , iltilL' the toormotia capital of Great Britain, j llll 'e grUctafthitti s eilliii kr - chases mode is her extensive 1 11 old 401 1 1 4.0 1 14 Ardis. colonies, ore for the most port a owere transfer aelpniperty, withbett - airy plyment, Cliecpt a easiiall pektitta ?Ville poirclUss'e money, the residue beitig se l`euridhY iniiitiage on the property lint& Neither are you now to learn that an .esseatioliliaireoce exists iu the price' .! . .:sliesisaft encli pll/VeIVAS !Ileirallpi#, ttpo!t i ltsfe tiertity t of l i rcerivingibe whole sualisoioil the purchase money intuit dieflYr r. 14 .ICI/0 taaril 0 0 If ihie be, sormilk Mogi lo that valuable portion of our, yeenpier, 1 will IlentUre.Wileby, that it is still more tine iiii/e,', -where the waut of capital is one of the prominent features. ietesirlsrauleristies of the country: and if all this be un- hloilable, 1 !ben ask 'whether, hating given the Pargiotea -,•141 more Ibis the valuation metre by their ftllow.cottn. -linyaicn, 'lna& all, the :depreciating cireurestances in which i Mit ' ptuprttir aloe . thew ' /Jacek with the cee is inty of the 1 4 4 whole being inunediately r • in cash, either an . unfair i' 'or an : iiiilliiiiilli l Oil. ' '404 thisii4i i lit 1 hive: 4 liltlinto iitliiQ ittiteir fa L iiiiim:Aa dile jetiV ' • wadi 1,1444 which ;., .. that .. ,- .- , 1 . 1:t tJ II i11111„1 I /10141 tile arrauferentyl p m s g !N I ready nioney.lsl3,ooo . f. was tieing itailejosiica $ ; , 1104 (wigs surd from Paige. • ‘• : •.- , I et, ...'itrli. .' 4 Hut, itidereestleut of tbuee gelonsl gruspiii, 1 talP IrfOri my' Lord, to maintain, and to prove by tneoniroveirtible do cements, that this sum not . wily covered its, astaugul eif i X; Coafuute vohnitirip s of 280,0004 securdiag VP Otis rAlaar allege and part* 11 .7 , !hiell,alleh.ilikulliKu10 us towieend iu *it (9 4 +1 11 P10 b l ol l 7l7ifeldis excl•Ovi ik.: , liet 1r..1/0•1 egg Ais, "moll, WOO Pa;gislue 4- Ow 4.14. oleos of habit 11410410 }slug use suovist of ilessioditanaly •,st 160.1100::: is -doinglrhieh 4 will Issimiessai+l•Atuii Ipi algid min, AIDA we •plidatii übateasesilseel :..titt Ilkstetk. is 3 tie nand, MONDAY; Ji4,16. al, !WO. ) pot..,A .H 117 1 . „ We have received Paris Papers of Wedges( ay and Thuraday Int. The Gazette de France of the latter day couteins • Nutt from Napteaw*lsid the Bth instant, containing on account of the occur ranees attending the late change in thv frame of government at Naples, hut with the exceptive of a few minute circumstances, the stateonent does not differ from the accounts which have already appear. ed in this Paper. h however adds an important point, namely, that the KING has resigned-the Go vernment in favour of his 6011 the Hereditary Prince. It is remarkable that the journals and letters from Milan of the 17th, and from Itoone of the 12:14 which arrived in Paris on Wednesday, are silent upon the events at Naples. The 'feria Gaup contains the Proclamations from the Klee and the Hereditary Prince. The Gazette of Ravioli& an. copied la decreeing s magnificent triumph to Signora ROSA MORANDI, the tint alidger at the opera. The , absence of recent intelligence from Naples would ! almost indium a supposition that the delivery of letters and papers from that city had been sus pended, or their presage intercepted at Paris. An article (rein name, of the 12th of July, states that the 'Algeria..pqnodren had interrupted the coral fishery on thecoplit of Africa, and thrown lite crews of the vesselot..ip Chains.lt jests* staled that • war is likely to . brent out between the Re gencies of Tunis and Algiers. The O,arle of Brussels contains intelligence from Curse°s of the 17th of May. The establishment of . the Constitution of the Cortes in Spain was their known at Curlicue, but it seemed to have produced no effect upon the movements of the contending parties. The Independents continued to improve ; their successes, while Molina.° had estiblished himself in a fortified camp in the neighbourhood of Caraecas. The Independents had ceased to direct their main strength against Monim.o, but had pushed their forces into those parts where they ex pected to meet with least resistance. NAPLES, JULY 8. (lIITRACTIROW A PRIVATE LETTER " On the 30th of May Let, Saint Ferdinalurterfsp,i as insurrection broke oat at &len)°, Some hen l inos were arrested who avowed themselves to is ee l Alunisect of the Catboneri. On Monday last it nisi 'Understood that 150 cavalry and 250 infantry, tioned in the principality of Salerno, had deserted, nbr the purpose of joining the Insurgents, who, .Chithe of theilie - 106.--ehielis• a'...- sho of the sect of Afte CarbonariOffierproclaimed the Constitution of • sad batik' this tri-coloareel coekade alryAlue, ted. -- arid thick. This last colour is symbolical of the sect: Some troops were diti patched against Aim, but these, instead of fight ii,aposi. 1 nog, joined this rerOletd. Other troops were then chows is 111 areh against 'thrill, hut the officers deCtirA"f.liat they would not answer for time sop. diem if tbaronee left Narles. ;The King, who had beeisst Portici wills the Hereditary l'tince i and had arrived on Sunday the vd, went to sleep on board the squadron. Elle embarked all his trim. sure all board's, ship of lever which formed part , of the squ“drots"Whichlialiklitrived from Palermo, On the eveniustiffitholltbilitelligence arrived, that the Isseurgenas.4islcsiieparing ill march upon Nap!es, for theliisiPose of compelling the King to swear the Constitution of Spain and . change his ',44piiiiaid . .. ' t. e,-,:ark 'Ministers. Otithis advice the King saiwriplo an r istestiquAlsorasc ion board the Beet; slid staing ,for Trieste,; Isst!?ewas apprised that 1•4f' 444il less safe there than on land, beesuse..4l6.lllw, ts:t had^ &dared far' ttfe Itisurients , at the 'instlitat ~., e stfirspgral•fsf sheiraficere. andwE easy +estinas; lirltilbiif - weltird the ships ! - ' ', .• ..., ' , ~i 4 ~.A. • ' ' X' ri Dal - . 14 6 1 0 i 1 4illailii *ILK iile as* to have Naples, and to yield to the•ivislea• of the Insurgents, in granting them a Conatitution.... The King yielded to the entreaties of his son and to necessity, and yesterday morning, at break of day, the Proclamation was published announcing the King's acquiescence. Wised , good order. TIK jagsgriga hAyklisken LW malsilt4sit Inrltlicaliffritalsah were released Ar , per t threpiklmsfreets • in trinnioli. „ • t " Thu squadron which„, in the '44 . wss forced to enter the harbour, and- the redden were t.tken from the ships. A quantify of chests of ail. ver end of gold have also been lauded and deposited in thy- bank. It was propelled to seise the Capt a i n . deararßogrist, and the Ilibaster Medici-To m „,i. b ut k ortuso s i t y f or th em they could not be found. " A Proclamation has been, published, in wine!' his Majesty decsayppi l lnOia !advanced age and tie state of his beekb auktilguiger pernsitting him in actual circumstances 'train the ooverurnent, be soisileater Prince Yceenia his heir, Vomit-6 4 ; 11 e. PI, with the most ample powers for governing in his stead, until a new order of thing*. It a as. serted that the Prince will, this evening, sign the Constitution. "The political events shich we have witnessed have not interrupted our diversions. A very petty piece is now presented at the theatre San Carline, entitled La Strada Nta-chigra, oasis qui si eon Pukinella Spwli.olu ridicule.—N.4_,ll, there are Nmples, wren, public wailers. Their motto 49.i r ,lietipi,• Polcioella is L b . John liy . ll of NmstlY, ;Ohne start in all the pieces in which he appears klyiltationt T ed in she titl e: ji coiivitaki di Pittra coil9ol4itlle cerimanier e egiteromie." The Gazette of Venice, of the 15th of July, says. that accounts had been received by a ship which had left Corfu on the gd, stating that Ali Pacha of Januina had made peace with the Porte, ceding all the provinces sander hid rnment, txcept J.n nins and its territory. Ig'ls added that this news waists confirmatiou. The French Five per Cents. are 79 f. Bank Stock 1,390 f. Qn Tuesday the Liffey frigate. Captain the Hon. .111NRY DUNCAN, arrived tit Portsmouth from S , . Peteraburgh, whither she took the Right Flom, Sir CUL/ALES BAGOT. G.C.B. Ambassador to that Court, from North Yortnonth, in eight days. She stayed at St. Petersburg!) eight dap, and left it on the 49th ult. The meet remarkable circumstance that struck the Officers of the Liffey at St. Peters burgh, was, that all the respectable inhabitants of the city bore a military appearance. Admiral CROWN was one cruise lIIIIMEUvring a squadron of four sail of the line and two frigates, which the Liffey met when going up te, and off Gothland to her return from. St. Petershatgb. The squadron was to proceed to Cronstadt about the tat itrat. to be inspected by the EMPEROR. On Wednesday arrived the Sybil/4 46. Capt. Wm. Poisitast, bearing the flag of Rear-A dmitill Sir Hong Poeuast, K.C.B. from the Jamaii:a station. She left Port Royal on the 15th June; touched at Cape Henry (St. Domingo) for the put pose of giving Mr. FRRELING, Deputy Secretary to the General Post-office. an opportunity of 'ar ranging the conveyance of a mail bag between Cape Henry and England, which will not only 1p some additional revenue to the post-office, nut of materiel convenience to the merchants of E,g. land, in carrying on their commercial iritercouri with that country. Beside Mr. FREELING (air. we are happy to say has quite recovered le health), Captain Contain, late of the Maori., and invalided with a severe liver complain', Lieutenant MAXWEI,L, and Surgeon SrePtius• anat. of the Ontario, Mr. 51•Leatt, late Sur geon of the Serapis, Captain PRTLEY, R.A. and several invalids from the squadron, came pas sengers in the Syhille. We are sorry to learn hr her, that there were some symptoms of fever brelk ing out again is Jamaica, on her sailing from thence. The command of the upiadron devolve , l on Captain HusKtssos, of the Earyohis, wiiic!l ship strived on the 10th of jolly, from Sr. Bert'.. The Tamar. Captain STOW, arrived on the I !!1 June from • Daslvidoes and England. The Sophie, Sir Wm. Wistm.ta. was spoke by Ore Sytii'e r ing into Port Royal, on the 16th t f June, from Chagres. The Nautilus, Capt. CHAPMAN, sailed on the ism of slay fur the Hatierialt. The Per• Mimi, Captain BILL AND, sailed for Cubs on dr'. lath June. Sir Home POPHAM, who is in a las debilitated state of health, struck his flag y e .tfr. day ; and the Syhille sailed this afternoon for Woo:- wich, to be wild off. It is expected she will be rr. commissioned for the flag of Sir CHARLES Row. I.IIY, the new Commander-ins Chief at Jsmaica.-- I Hampshire Telegraph of Saturday.) Dutch Pelves to the etith inst. leave arrived st our office. It seems that a complaint has lets made by the Spanish Legation at Berlin to the Prussian Government reapectiug same twit-lit appeared in the Berlin official 4itatets at the coa t meocement of the Spanish revolution. censurin4 in Wong term the principal actors in that event, and the motives that were presumed to isfloeuce their cqnduct. The complaint has sot bees woods is train. The official Gnats has for moo dor bees actively imi r,110..at;;. I