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• • which the Freoch.Goveriont affords to those who, at Beyonne and other parte on the frontier*, are la. bluffing to disfutb the tronyoillity of Spain.' There We 96 Spanish emigrants now in Bayonne and the wic i w ty, and all the rtaionstrenceeof out Canonl have Deep uu lfecteal to get them sent further. into the interior. Quelled* still resides in that city, though co ncealed, bot this precaution is disdained.hy many Officers and Ecclesiastics who walk oprely about :be street. and employ thernsclves in writing false hoods is Spain to alarm and mislead the unwary. The secret Junta of Bayonne continues to forth-tit the troubles in Navarre. Two Captains commis sions, signed by Equis, were lately intercepted and tent) , horses and some smmunit have heen seat to the insurgents. These facts ere indisputable, mod she Government sheold he made acquainted with them that it may be put an end to such scan dalous proceedings at once. If the Mrs* think : 0 disturb our tranquillity by protecting a Que ried•, let us iu our. turn protect a Berton, snit we *ball see who will lose the most in this kind of war. CEUTA, APRIL 4. The uncle and the nephew continue as before. Zird visits the capital of the Empire, and Sultanas; remains near Tangier. Tetuan gives daily fresh proofs of attachment to the cause of Zted. !MADRID, APRIL 18. His Majesty's health continues to improve.— Modred Papers. April 18.) AUGSBURG, 4PRIL 44. The latest accounts from Italy say, that the Nea politan Government has succeeded in discovering, io • town in Sicily. a concealed depot of above 100.008 muskets. Numerous arrests continue to take place at Palermo. Accounts from Ancona say. that 63 Greek fugi tives from Mirvolunghi have arrived at that port 111 the most wretched condition. fits Holmes., with his accestumed beneficence, immediately sent as sistance to these nuforturiate persons. VIENNA, APRIL 18. Several of the first merchants of this city have formally coritrodrcted the report of a new loan to he contracted for by our Government. We learn from a respectable source, that the question of a new loan is entirely subordinate to that of war or peace, or to that of the participation of our Government in the war, if it should take place. Up to this moment there is no movement of any importance among the troops. The rumour's of the council of war have Milled° been limited to orders to the commanders of several corps to have their regiments ready to march at the fist notice. These orders have been given tn about 28 regiments, which, in case of need, will reinforce our army of observation on the fiuu tier. of Turkey. The Prussian Minister at our Court lately had a long interview with Prince Metter-inch, after which hr dispatched a courier to Berlin. VIINNA, APRIL 19. We are authorised to declare that the article dated " from the Danube, 14th April," inserted in the Allgesseine Zeitung of the 15th init. is from the beginning to the end nothing more than an safeendedfiction, both with respect to what island in it of the present disposition of the Porte, and of the pretended subject of the negnciatiou• Of M. de Tatischeff at Vienna."—( Austrian 06- ser, rer, April so,) AUSTRIAN PONDS: April 17..—Metatheises141 ; Beak 669.. 18.—Metalliques741• ' Bank 661. 19.—Mclalligave 74 3.14; Bank 660. BRUSSELS, APRIL 27. Letters from Trieste of the most eecesit date, make no mention of the report spread at 111arseilles, of the general insurrection said to have taken place in the loMan Islands.—( Brussels Papers, April SO.) DUTCH MAIL. , ses swsu. #Plit 46. We leant that is emateitamsee ofiedere trap the French illinietut of War, severe( datachweems if troops, both cairalry aisd infaairy, are' ring s. part from Ave &dims its the deowrtatbist .f the north, to repair to fsCirfifY, where general dialferne tipo prevails among the inhabitants, in amsequelsee of the nomenius Ares, which a'pread terror throagh the province., and which are **ideally the work of the most stroti6lllMstignity. It is remarkable that the French Royalists mecum the Liberals of those excesiri, while the hater lay them to the charge of the unconstitutional Royalists. Such are the me lancholy (*egg/adieus of party spirit ! XIIRRIIBtRO. APRIL RO. The Russian souther° army hes now began to move, to take op more concentrated positions be tween the Bog and the Dniester. It is to be rein forced by several corps from the western army, by which its entire force is to be raised to 150,000 men. Count Wittgesistein's head-quarters will he removed from Tulcsin to Broiling. The van of this army will lake ■ position between lismirick and Itsseh Row, on the Deivster, but it is not to pass that river at present. Besides ibis army, a large lf my of reserve, comisosed of divifidll/111 a n d re giments ~ have proceeded during the winter from the ~,cc:ior of Russia towards the southern department., will assemble between the Bog and the Dniester. The amount of the force is estimated at 60,0n0 ;nen, which, if hostilities lake place, will be em barked 3t Chersim nod Niculajew, to be conveyed by the Black Seu, sod landed at the mouth of the ainsibe. The heed-quarters of the Austrian army Sr. still et Moistlow, mud time of the guards at Minsk. It is not yet exactly known which divisions of the wrsterti army arc to reinforce 0).4 of the south. HAGUE. APRIL es. Several new Petitions have bre* prebentord to the Second Chatuber of the Statra General. praying fur the adoption of 111411 r measures to proiect culture. anti clii.tiges• is, the laws relative to the corn trade. Ott this occasion gill/11h: HOVIIJOrp rt. quested !cave to tlepoait in the bureau* metnorild *inch he liad'eouipwed on the corn trade. %%byre his honourable cel!eques welt it. Mo THE S fi PI tE S S. LON DON, FRIDAY, MAY 3. Ism Lord NORMANDY repeated his motion last night in the House of Commons, for the abolition of one of the Postmasters-General of England. It will he recollected that the Noble Lord's former motion ou the same subject was refused by a majority so very inconsiderable, that the Minster'', if they bad any respect for the dignity of the Crown, and the rad opinion of the House of Commons, ought not to have permitted site. question to Mr grain agitated. Their unwillingness to accede to the wishes of the How; and of the country they last night attetispted tb excuse, by stating, that au inquiry had b een in , .• :" I p • • . • aGfettM iota the i3d(s of the Aid thin therefore pr e y e d t he flouve to suspend i BO?' opinion upon the. subject until the result or pfi investigation should be ascertained. It waii MW-. ever well observed by Mr. BANES., whO *real in favour of the motion, that this incioiry had reference solely in the details of the offices end did not iu any degree affect the priwciple of the proposed abolition of anti of the Postmasters, upon which l'arliarnent was fully competent to deter mine. Mr. STUART Worri.Be, who voted sgiinst the.abolition ors :the former occasion, declared Ins intention lost night of supporting the proposition. The discussion was continued wail after eleven o'clock, when upon o• division the Ministers were left in a Minority of FIFTEEN. The numbers for the motion were 816; against it 801. This is the most serious defeat sustained by the present Ministers since the rejection of the scheme for con tinuing the property tax. A ineetiug of the Proprietors of Bank Stock was held yesterday, when the plan for prolonging the charter for ten years beyoud the year 1833, when by the existing law the monopoly would 1 crave, received their sanction. The conditions of this Imola had been 'heady made known to the ' public by the Merged* of LONDONDERRY. Mr. GeartesiLt. alluded to the occurrence last night in the House of Commons, and expressed his deter initiation' of guying every opposition in his power to the proposed arrangement. He feels, in common with many other Members of Parliament, that the Lord, of the Treasury have not required from the Bank an adequate compensation to the public for this extension of the monopoly, and that in parti cular they ought to have insisted upon the Bank's discounting at four per cent. Upon this point we are apprised of the opinions generally entertained by the Directors. We doubt very much whether • reduction in the rate of discount would very much facilitate the obtaining of money by farmers or other persons, anti every one must be aware that , on enlargement of issues must depend upon the feeliogs of the Bank Directors, and their views of the security of their establishment, and could not be trecessarily promoted by an alteration in the rate of interest. Moreover, who can pretend to say that the currency of the country is at this moment permanently settled, or' that it would be safe for the Bank to speculate largely in the rdvaoce of money ? It was intimated by the GOVIMNOR, in answer to ■n obseivation shade by Mr. YOUNG, a Pre• prietor, that the Directois of the Bank of Eng land did not mean to take ■dvantage of the right secured to them of inning notes under five potintfli. This resolution must exercise a considerable influ ence upon the project of enlarging the issues of country bankers, far the boon intended to these establishments of paying their owes, not in gold, hut in the notes of the Bank of England, would tend to no useful purpose if the Directors did not provide them with notes of equal denominations with the small notes which they are invited to issue. We hot night received German Riper* to the 25th alt. The latest accounts of the owe of the owl/0001km* between Turkey sod Ruvvia leave the poodiou of peace or war jubt where it was. Madrid Papers to the 19th last stale that Ge neral MIRTON has sought refuge iu the north of Spin, 11th Irun. A Flanders Blaii has arrived with Milieu from Brussels to the 30th last. -_•~---- The Paris Papers of Holiday have arrived. The funds declined at the claw of the ma►ket on that day. These Papers communicate nothiug else of any interest. The Dublin Pipers of Tuesday have been re ceived at our Office. They solitqt the Government and the upper classes of society to exert themselves for the relief of the south-west of Ireland, portico.. birly the county of Clare, now become the prey of pestilence and famine. It is expected the Lord Mayor of Oubliu will lose no time to convene a public meeting to raise a subscription for the relief of the suffering districts. The Limerick Papers, of the 47th, mentiop several recent outrages in that county., They are. only, we hope, the expiring efforts of that frantic system which has so long graced that fair portion of the island. An 'recount of Lincoln Horse Fair, given in an- other part of nor Paper, forms a crisArsin with Ih I dismal reports of fairs' and marliers lately preserried iu the colour's% of tlsv Provincial Paper's. lan night MT. ATM, the King'. messenger, left town with ibignitehes fur Munich. Yesterday morning a messenger arrived in Londe° from Vienna with dispatches for Prihee F.ersa it AZY, the Ambassador from the EuiPirar of AUS. TRI4 19 our Court. The same tuesseager also brought .dirpatteltee from Mr. GORDO/4,4W Charge d'Alligires at Vienna. TUR FUNDS.—The meeting at the Bank yodel. day Inn caused • rise of I per cent. in Bank Stock, but as there was no mention of diaeoenting at 4 per cent. or any other money arrangement. it eaweed no other alteration. Causal' were 78L Inc ma. uey. mud 78Th for the account. Iteifirced 7711; Navy 1033; 4 per .Ceists. 925; Long A n n u i tie s 19 I 1-16. Foreign Seca/luta steady ; Spatial' (til a 64 ex die. Danish 85#; Promo* SO $6. At the ctose Of the &kik' Cuit:tols ere PIS mid lot account ;., ,~ ~ \ • ' i tw r 48 1 . 414(0 • # • " tom frASIMOADLF PA RTI ZS. • • The Doke or NoefuN iyilastertain the, Thai end Durbist of RedKpr.l, and 'rite party of dial itseui*hed p'ersonages, uu Sunday sett, mkt his Low to St. Jaanea's square. Mrs. Shipley entertainer) the Duke of Backiryhern sad a selecepsrly at dlimer yesterday, at her bouse is Peon street. Grumenor-rquare. The Fy! of Eira(nine has issued cards of favinrtion for so entertainment ou the 12th instant, at his house is St, James'. square. 14n4yrseurge Caaeadieh gives a rout Ibis evening at Bur finitouHanue, Pic ca dilly. Lord Crag gay, an elegant entertainment on Wednesday to Earl.cmiarer. the Earl and Counts,. Co.prr. Lind and Lady Ilfor . pe ,, i, Sir William ca d Lady A'Court, Sir Hum. phey 2• t Mr. Heailirme, Mr. Cato. k'ortescue s at his home Dover-stn et • . ' lli r e Eitel aird.Cinent.as of Derby ha ve i ssue d car d s o f in vitation for an entertainment tt•goorrow, at their house is Groaarnot-rquare. George Phillip., Esq. M.P. has issued cards of invitation for a parry on Sunday neat, at his house in Musat.aired. Fontein tirechuer moved to hne ft lfrinted. This proposal was adopted.-a-(Latch Papers, May I.) GERMAN PAPERS. PCON THR DANUBI, APRIL 20. We receive several singular statements respecting the conduct of the Turks. Thus we haie letters from Agram, which say, that at the beginiiiti 4 of March the Pacha of Belgrade received orders teem Constantinople to proceed to disarm the Servians. In order to curry this mandate into execution, he summoned Prince Mansell. and twelve of the most distinguished Servian Chiefs, to repair to Belgrade; hut they, fearing some snare, did not think it ad visable to go to Belgrade. Miloser declared to the Perlis that the actual state of affairs dirt not permit hint to go to Belgrade. but that in order to make the Porte easy, he sent him a new act of submission, which was signed by all the Servian Chiefs. This act really contains an engagement, in the mune of the Servian nation, to remain faithful to the Porte, but that it expected, on the other hand, that the privileges granted it would be maintained, and that among these was the right of all Serviana to carry arms. The Paella, in fact, sent a courier to Con stantinople with this act of submission, and the declaration annexed to it; but he received new orders to insist on the disarming of the in habitant., and a fresh summon, to that effect. This induced the Servian Chiefs to assemble at Novibartaar, where it was unanimously re solved to refuse to be disarmed; and in case the Turks should proceed to acts of violence, to repel force by force. Thus matters stand in Servia at present, and important events arc shortly expected there. The Turkish mild Greek fleets have all left the lonian Seas; the former, iu particular, have suffered great loss. FROM TUE MAINE, APRIL 21. The latest mercautile letters irons Vicuna ssy, that before any thing is decided on the affairs of Turkey, they expect at Vienna not only fresh dis patches from the Austrian loternuncio at Peru, but atm couriers from St. Pelersburgh and Lon don. It is calculated that all these dispatches may arrive at Vienna by the end of April. so that the •bscurity in which this subject has hitherto been involved will be cleared up, and the enigma solved. But it must not only he known by the end of April whether there are fresh hopes for the preservation of peace in the east of Europe, or whether war is on avoidable, but likewise what system will probably be followed by the Austrian Cabinet in case of a breach between Russia and the Porte. Many per sons think that the Court of Vienna will be most disposed, and find it most suitable to its policy, to remain neuter us far as possible; but others think it may be difficult to preserve • strict neutrality. The chief question which excites curiosity at this moment is, whether the efforts of the Alibi rian and English Ambassadors in Constantinople sill be able to induce the Turkish Government to return to the sentiments of prudent moderation which it expressed in the earlier stages of the negociations, sod to use the mediation of the two Powers to sa tisfy the Court of St. Petersburg!). But then the Porte must be disposed to yield seteral essential points, and to comply with the chief demands of Russia. The last Note of the Rd. Effendi, of which oily some fragments are yet known, though drawn up in a rude, repulsive, and even offensive style, does not do away with all hopes of the con tinuation of the negociations, and an sinkable arrangement of the differences. The Turkish Minister, in the conclusion of it, gives it clearly to be underitood, that the Porte by no means refuses to satisfy the demands of Russia, if • readiness is shown to meet its cowls demands, founded on . treatairs and conventions. The sum and substance of this Nuie is. that the Porte declare, its Willingness to fulfil the terms of the treaties as fir as circumstances allow, if Russia, on her side, will perform the engagements which these same treaties impose on her.--(Nuremberg Correspondent, April 34.) CAIIIIL, APRIL I. The differences arising from the proceedings of the Prossisii Authorities at Bono, after the removal of the Duchess of Aukslt Beinburg, seem to be fully adju►ted. These Authorities are fully satis fied by M. de VO6O. the P►e►ident of the Govern ment, who went on purpose to Bonn, that the Elector was fully authorised. by low to determine Ilse residence of his sister; they have, therefore, after receiving from Berlin the instructions they had asked, made no further difficulty to deliver up the effects of the Duchess, and to release her servants, who were destined so answer for their conduct.— IYurentberg Correspondent, April 43.) A LMACIPS. Almack's bell on Wednesday evening was a►. tended by near►y four hundred and fiffy persons of the first tank, distinction, and foslrion. Dincing commenced at the usual hour, eleven, and did not break up till post four. Among the admired dancers were— Mr. F.. Montague Lard F. Cuayugliani Mr. H. Bull Lady Lessor. Lord Ellenborougb ..... Commas of Vsbridp. Mr. afardoMild Earl of Clauoilliarn Lord Alrauley turd A. fladiultur Among the fashionobles present *Ere— Prlar.s—Lurd,ri,, Lulakowor, Cariati, and Penrctsast—Esterossy and San Cellulite. Duke of Williogion. Dreheirato—ltsetaarund, Argyll, Marlborough, Bedford, aaJ Purillard. larquirer—Exeter, Titehfield, Graham, and Lothian. • Narritionasses—lmudontirtry, iVestmeath, Cornwallis, 'featly, Winchester, and Bath. Ear Ohio+ , taseilia, Errol, Weenierlaid, Jersey, Ciawrr. ghsfieshory, Altsemarle, &mral. Grey, Claowils liam, Mount Charles, Wilton, Uxbridge, Darnley, Gower, Falmouth, Kimura, Si. Gerona:la, and Breektiork. • Coaatesses Wicklow, Errol, Abnyoe, wood, llama,lsosfield. Jersey, Cowper, Salon, Allsirmatirt, Liarri,Gleugall, ht. Antonio, Willow, Warwick, Clare, O. - .bridge, Dusky, Cloichentet, Falmouth, Morley, I.PAyrile, Burk ineliamshire, Harrowby, and St. Genstar,. Lords— Douglar, J uhu Thymic, Beauchamp,.G. Somerset, Sydney, Lowther, G. Reatitick, Lilford, A. Hamilton, Vaughan, F. L. Gower, Ortsolstuo, Granalle, Elleabrirough, Bru.lenell, Palmenton, Howard of F.lStlgham, Alvenky, aaaaa smith, Grantham, Borgbasis, Folkesinoe, Morpeth, Asbly, &inhere'', F. Conyoghain, Saudun, James Stuart, THairworden, Clifton, sort C Leedies—Kennedy, Cornwallis, Mary Sinpford, Jane Peel, C. Garda', Lascelles, C. Dunrumbe, C. Wood, Paget's, A. Chichesier, Grevillms, E Lowther, G. Lennox, C. Churchill, Bostinek, G. Fame, Forrester, Molyneux, A. Cooper, M.. Heppe', A.Verwon, Mildnsay, A'Coart, Wrottesky, S. Bayley, C. blacdouald, H. Boiler, E. Campbell, J. Ker, Pratt, E. Electron's', Dl. Ross, Granville, Mresford, Gerry, E. Palk, J. Fitzgibbon, Bligh, L. Thyme, De Clifurd, H, Chichester, M. Pelham, Mootogo, Lomaine, Grantham, Boyarenk, Moreau. C. Pinion, Amherst, G. Wellesley. C. Shutt, E. Bradenell, Mary Ryder, J. St. Clair, nod Erekirie. Counts—St. Aawuiu, Cull. redo, Cannici, Maude!, and Galles*. Viseonot De Marcell... Ramos Drumm, De Basalts°, and Dt Malizahn. Ambassadors—Swedish, Sardinian, Heim, and Baden. EJnionstose, G. Roblison, Hoary Willoughby, R. Ferguson, J. Busgoyue, Charles Asgill, D. H. Blair, J. Copley, sod C. Grerille. General Braude. Colonels Bowater, Trench, end Friona's. Ikleorrs.-41•11 Hughes, Moulage., Lloyd, °nailer, As. son, Ellice, Forbes, Russell, Pechell,. Grenirli. Amber'', Hoard, Hon. G. Canning, Chichester, How. G. Edet wait. Bayley, Macdonald, Wruiteeley, Laseelles, Mongolian, Peel, Antrobus, Blair, Markham, and Hos. Desdu. Mendermes—Canaing and A rbutboot. Mints—Brood, Amherst, Wellesley, Howard, Corky, F. Di ogin•ir, Liddell, Canning, Perry, C,oussmaker,Chichea. ter, Ferguasio, Palk, Berestord, Rum, Bayley, Wrotimiley, Vernon, Hon. Powys, Forrester, Rnmell, Lowther, Rice, Fitzroy, Dericombe, Arbuthnot, and Fittglareneez. Yesterday the Ku•a received • bug visit hogs the Prowess AUGUSTA. We are hippy to ..y the Dupe of Yon* wits m much better yertrrtliii is to lie @We to ride osw. his gig. His Royal ifighoess procerded to attend the Rime, and atainiacied military business Milt his MaJorin for • cousiderable time. Yesterday the Duke and Ditchers of GLOOcsa- Tall nod the Norris . Attmbirta. attended by Lady ISABELLA TWINER, SeEreaI Mr. fI•LLE7S large picture of the Two Mary's visiting the Ss peklire of 4:kris', with a volt at the Exhibition Hewn, 54, Pall-mull, previous to its !Whig opened for public inspection. The royal party expressed themselves -highly gratified. The Earl of AVIBBENRASS and the Ron. T. Astinbanitam left thou yesterday for hi. Lordship's seat. Ashburnhaai Place. Sussex. My. and Mr,. LANG and biro. AmniaToo Irk the Waterloo Hotel, Jeraiyo-otreet, yesterdey for thei► rest its Herefoidohire. A nionifit the latest arrival, at Cbeltenbßat ore-- The Earl and Countess of llyesonth,Douser Viscountess Maniarden, Lord sod Lady Gallovray, Laity cathernse Howard, Mr Jobu and Lady Sherbrooke, Lient..Gesiersl Sir G. Dram. *avid, (Mosel O'Malley, Lieut.-Colonel DrYttersion, and Major Gore . Departures from HaTcurre's Hotel, Dover street. Piccadilly : Blr George Gibbs and family for %lb ; General War ' H. Jeberea, Bart. foe dill* • Berl of Gealerd for din*. Ge neral li.rwes for Wiroleer, Corbett Kenzie for dine. sod Capt. Septets** for Seib. Arrivals at ditto r—Ceplais mod Mrs. Elpfriosiee frees idwonib, and Sr M. Serissier. tin Tuesday, the 29d Ult. a duel was fought at Rainhato, between Captain Ravouri, late of the Estrtillipleti dragoons, and Captain WooLti" spiscEß, R.N. Tile former was attended by C. W. Haft's', Esq. and the latter by Admiral SIiTHIES. The dispute which Led to this reaeoa tte originated at an assimbly is I f ondon, The iii terforioce of the seconds to 'teat • reConciltation postai . .unaradisig the parties exclumfe4 two shots each. Cant. Sesscitu i s .seetiqd tire grased Capt. RATCRUir• 44 i i 64i !gaily did into no sirions This I was thus tetotillsted to the satiiracttou of iU 1 . 1 AFF4IIt OF flotifWii '`•l MrrwEEN THE DUKES or BIUMORD 4WD BUCKINGHIII.. , . We sr e oothoriseil to "tate, than • levelinethailit place hit Meriting between the Detre df r iled and by Gird sad Sir W. W. Wynn, in consequence of words tibia by am fortila At it 4 BedtrifiltielVbag? rt . Wagi n g. Bath parties fir ed together, alt th* dis tidal" of twelie paces on a word' &tell.. h* owl out effect; when the flake Of Buckianhsai log that site Duke of Bread 'NW! lited up infOirti - aiii,iliedeed t i o . big drili, tub remol it i reason the'thing eotild go me fruc - titer, said, ." My Lord Duke, yea are the 1.4 limn I etislitd to leveret eitb, bet - yeti ontiirr fie *wire that a . public ausre's, life es not voids pr..- serriiig valise with honour." ephe Which the Duke BedfOrd declared, °4 Veen his honour that he meant no perorate( effenee to the Doke of Buckingham, tint to impute to hire any tiAd or corrupt motive whatever." The parties then shook hands awl the *hole busker* was tennis/sited most satisfactorily. Foommum ! 7 -r DISTRESS' nv Emsw TO THE EDITOR OP THE BRITISH PRE. No. ft, Lootbard-efreet, London. Silt—When the troubles of Ireland, i• 1798, fumed [rest numbers of respectable petrol's of property, and other... to Milford and Haberiordwest, wha.from fear of the horrors of rebellion had riot provided Meseta fur any Subsistence, I was tba humble cause of supplying their exigencies, through tiro medium of ai immediate sulasciiption, suds. application to Government, who ;in( forthwith g ; u lr t ok Watson, El/. tb. then Commissary G I, toile ample relief to every one of theta. It in not my desire to make myself couspieuous, but, from this experleace, I wish to be useful, and beg to suggest meetings to be immediately held of the bentivolett. to en courage the exportation of hymns, potatoes, rice, Ac. from Ibis country, which are uuprecedentedly rbeelp and to the stsririug part• of Leland, and winch 1 have no doubt Government *outd fiberfill, and extensively support, as they did at the period I have joat alluded 10. In the hope of public nasiatance I wrote to the nut-ports to ship herrings and pntstoes off immediately. The antral of she first cargo Will relieve the mind of Is distressed, sad :111thaquillity will Instantly f u no o . 1 am, >ours rispeetrutly, FIitAKCI:4 FORTCY E. • A Gimesl ireetine will be held this /)..y, Friday,. Hay 3 6 $ Twelve o'Cluck, at 29, I..onkleard All cutamismeroiti,,ag oil the L r is t It will be revues* received at my office, Diu. 29, d•eireet. ry j'j7f: We best from good satitorit)r air( another conference hag fates place bctireen our worthy ronhty Neither, Sit. Johu Geer, Catered, sccumpnnird by Vogooot Hastnor, Sir Thu., Winnington, Sir C. Sorrell, and Mr..Cortets, Member for Settee, and the Chancellor of the Eadiequer, relative to a rettortion of the hop duty fur th► /ad o and all future team The Chancellor had taken some list to eseissb the Doted of Excise upon the niteasnee, hut we regret to state that ha has not fully seceded to Ike strong repredentritioo and er go . ments made use of by the above highly ere, ectohle per i wi g . He has, however, Lewd to postpone • the poimout of lb* last year's duty (which has usually been made at this time), and In let it be paid by instalments, ou the sth °Ugly, 10th of October, sod 101 h of November. By this arraug.ment, however, considerable relief will be afforded to the Lop. growers, sod the bond before required will be dispersed with, and a simple Dote of hand by two person will be accepted for the stipulated payment, by which the stamp duty will be tri fling. The Chancellor, tbouelt he reg►etted that the relief required could not be 'free for the Edit yea►'s crop, yet ex pressed • hope that materiel relief !doh! be afforded to the agriculturists, and that this subject &nth! have the fullest consideration before the enduing year. Upon this polo: there can be but use common opinion and witih, via. that the re duction upon a modified scale of duty should take place; and the motto of hops, and the itshabiteits of the county at large will doubtless feel grateful to our worthy Member Sir John G. Coneriff, Viscount Exstaor, and the other Membess of Parliefieleat who accompanied them, for thus active and 'treadmill tiaMiona they bare made to relieve a description of perwrifitl OWN relief at the present moment is highly dxsirable.-11/00011 • VVe know frost' Holy Writ That " riches do sake themselves winos and fly away r" and a case ocenrred at Lincoln rain Friday which was rather a cations ezempliticotion of this plinnoMenon. A. Gentleman handing a few owes to tsarina* of an account to another person. bad a 3/, a w e wa r te d away from his pocket-book by a covetnus post of wind. which carried the note upward sit airy fligfr, mach to the fear if die owner, who Snit left long in itiSpeiiie till this new bird o f poksage leisurely de wended, when. is spite, it lodged itself us a very lofty swot between the house of Mr. Houses and The Mayor's house. A ladder was nom, obtained, and luckily the man got his noli We understand upwards Of 2.000/. of the bill; stolen from the East Lothian batik. have been dis• counted in this town ; and it is supposed that BiiirruWicit, the cushier of the blink. sailed (vat this port on Wednesday. the . 17th WI in th e Jane, Caption Wait, for Sartoush.—(iiiseepool Advertiser.) Ste Isaac Heanp.—The late venerable Gorier King at Anus will be interred in Si. Cha pel, Windsor ; but it is not yet oweertatc , d .1.ei1.• the faaeral will lie public or private ► et whe !.er n e body will !previously Its in state at the thr.l. is College. The body of Sir haac's predecessor (the uncle or Mr. RtuttAT.L, Norroy . King at Arms) lay in stare for three weeks previous to its interment Oh 1784), and was seen by great numbers of the No bility. Gentry, &c. Sir Gxonan Nriat.ea, Cla. reneent King at Arms, was on Wedroaday ap pointed Garter, in the room Of the deceased ; and Mr. BIGNALL. Nurroy, King at Arms, way pri§— isioteil its Sir GLOROS NAYLIR'S vacant office of Clerenrenx. The SillreetisOS tO Mr.BIGNALL is 09t yet appointed. On examining the parish accounts some time since in a village in Steffordshire. the three follow. jug curiosities appe ared : one of the overseers ,had made sixty- fArie weeks in ,the year; an item in the other oversee!'. iccon s was f money paid in aid • tfle cfrieiry . f lits Catiuqd much laughter, iw whish,jar nic e i put#4 awe heartily iao the covetable. w h em idp l pL e i - ;,; ata„pred . leeed his acc o unts, inift woe a etteig4 tett baltrinig a eestrimem over e 'Magi aid dral ffireoid . donna) ~~ ~