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V N 4 i t tif\. ;~ tiresome—if he sod if he writes ceded, that he : Finally comes ter a patient ends printer asks for • many persons "h 9 1141../104 .aesesimao• ie.] *. S4 Fr! ..wean) Inisniy;r:thislia• ---' fatl• of advertisement( .iumbet of •ahmeow .ira .pptrenage 1" their wonder forget . .hltiogo." FOREIGN P INT'IrLLIGENC E. —o. f•a. VIA .cor e .,. ....._ a Vi. *44..14 ktOi. . rfP4 PAPERS. . ? ~ Ftr4-1-..-;i- .. at iawdr .,-- PAWS. APRIL 16. it is attrrnea that Mr. Foster, the British Mi. ✓iister at Copenhagen, whose speedy departure we Lave •Iready , stinowayed, is rharged • with an im portant a3lentrVii; 11;Iiith it should seem would he toHovretl by great innovation. in the Eii'kliall policy. The misfit'', of M. de l'atischeff, at Vieinin, should appear to have bad an equally decisive effect on tire paltry of the Austria.( Cabinet. These divers cir enici.tances seem to announce the speedy end of all . 3 she diplominic uncertainties which have agitated Terve fur this yevr pest• . 14 , 'ne ,biiireial of St. Sehaithin states the arrival Criteria Berton ore the frontiers; he had tint elite, ' ~, the town, hot fire of his °Nein hied landed on the court, end entered the' city, 'where they had been well received.--Nonrwal de Pitt is. ) 'l' n-dar, lit fentr ri'stOclt, the' English Journal Tie Morning l'hroniele was icized In .11 the public lolares of this etty. - Number It of this hgeralittur- Itil contain., it is said, a revidolionsti song in French, addressed td the soldier. Wiwi formed the .'sin-do,, of health at the foot of the 'Pyrenees. It `is to Ire presumed that the French Ambassador et London, will have inaiiiiiiined on this orrasinn the lintwitir nf ' bid Gtiverflaselif in glummer worthy of is iiehle ettionicter:"—•lQi.orldientte.l• A report lies :meted that diaerdees.have. broken • nut at trianci; in which a reiiiitteatd cavalry sod a , ereimerit of infantry garrisimid there tonic. part tots . • thttc rent radio: ' 'lt dirt poi, however, appear the! • politiervu4lbeitwitiK' We 1 . 411 hereafter giW. tett., • driailiphicietkok'reiakti v isiOil ihlssobject.—Velifh,, Nal dfrrtiis.l l . l ' r ''''' • • . 411 • .. ;Statements MVP berr fist some dues in circular ' , • 4'On •respeetinit the"Asarreti irhich tonic place ;Sk i . . IRefoeti between the Young reirdilasOrl the voldioi • of the garrison. 'These account* retin'ire cniifienta. • • tmajttio more, as•they - Inive nut been mentioned in barilieredidanit. (Mit,' t . I ''' AM; idis'inow milted tlfetiltrieral ; Donnadien will not i r t • ~ . v:i 111040 /he frontiers 61:pind, iiiii:l,thst: he will be or tiered so unuttver de: niiiinn: b ride shotige. ki op. peers, takes place in cutiseept r hrs' ert il ikpliniationa between the Governments of ranee mid Spain. s h., di A MRtle' OF birtitt ER. ., • , The diseevaion vim required an the 11116 of the Bui'ect. im • lfist , , M. Lae.. ev ow n oking it. aubjeletifif the Laud Tax, t ~arched that the auponei•uie d she y000v ! , lush/ail of IWi al'mulisirc'l was iwesvt '.v.a..vosl that shnexpenses of the St t • e'occeJed its resource. by the suns of thirteen willicatt. ineeloicit stionaly.spanst .sown of the corrupting 1 pats resorted t0,._,, Mt ecli t '' lotteries, ..tintea "ea • rosin ~ tic oasts, &c . He Ilkewhe efirie It se is opinion, that t taxis on oil and wise itettivnestroppreorble Mtn ptcoduchi 'l'l, protect egraculieveasuLeenweerre. was, In his •Opidi p i a 4,11 I) meow at inClK llB lng ihr politic arwenwwe 2, 4*4 . n.•innir the pubic disarms. to the sb:ence of liberty. a to the arbitrary laws which had been tenoned to, he saw , 1 only wallow's( skiewifs'Sfiath hut stational, rano. The alley i , Sion of the laiid tax he looked upon merely as a 1 fir the double rote of die Vest proprietor., Anil direct '' azeinet the gall leoprielors. • Wrier 0 happens that 11 1 ere nor rrcomemenring the cfrishyrc which the Rechhiti 31 Awid closed. ,Fuses. eilllaut belielte't hat the cradle of 11 hrtane is placed beanie the (pave.uf her liberties She ~ '. Wei firer! that aericulture meet iia ,progrcre iii the Royals. • ties—luduitry its ereateat solo eui to Ito Imperial Govern. Meat—and public 'redo ins existence So the Reaionvion. The throne of France must lieseeforvard tepuse "non the miefesis of the iniajority, or upon nu Amur 'I his fin yrir.!,e may he tilled aeditiosa, but I show myealf 11 friend to eh- throne by w along to place it MI sit intasuarable 1141411. Its firer CO long. r depends ten the 'rapping' of chivalry. iin the • f , nnoentx of' the froth! instrin. air on the passion. nf sino r iding.). Three are the rorlir sli.elt menace the mouarchy; but when the storm shall came, 'hose Mho bare been the cause of at will ar rose Os of hni toe born its vothars to Imo net theme. Iris from the Ikipprf) that we have been only its prirplieta i• The printing of the speech wile mnvtd, hot negatived. it loantle wasenswererl by the 11l einier of Finance, who owl that b e ov o id oar ap i ,,pah to the penmen. which lie had sac lest. The Alipi.hrs thee dental that say boon MAIO& leaded 10 tie great proprietors. • M. I. , i6te feplied. In comendiog that the alleviation at the land taX we. intended for no oilier object but to ilimiiiiafi ilie number of electors. Ini• to deprive the people of their coon t au tional rielits--e* of those rights which the Chimer had given . . . o . . General Donaditu i•terrepted kiro—sayolka gips has giver. Ger -at F--- The K;' If -----' fn . llis 'CknoCr. 1 , 101111 Fuy— .nq in comprised „ What the atortur sap. the lONE 5 , 1y0. 1100.161111 (etriltitte hie hand go AO IA& beure Sim )—Thu King and the Charter! Ge..eral Foy—Franca mut the k.nr. M. de Mattunar—Furi threw of the rnoak. General Iny —W. are Chamb.:r de facto, end ant de jure. Pres:dem—le the mid.t of these tuterruplions the Sproker errant he larowt. M. Plet—VVe otua , d moms tun in.lienstion. di. Je cb t een t w..—ltu ccccc 4111 'VIA!' 14. yr u may timer M. 1,..4tte. dlt..r M. Wore bwl, otorld.d thee jnirtrttrtiont, cun t-tutted, a Biome, absessagi.• wage Oil the 1711euiea fur print. row alto rovtad opitock. . . . Aluttiguatu &Oared Owl be tetehed with a speech so whirl lure the seutalt front the :et' bode, could reach site ; vtmort rittiisiittes al Peso( e, that the people might act what carts ereeerrovietb. tocia_ tb, I E e public iipluirm Al. Debbie.. is'ithadhou in the return of Bonaparte, stated the JuLt which that lieutuou bad iiiipuuetl. Alloy •werv,--lbat elalot ass created by Atm wite brought ifp•iv.er• aimuue.i M IMalot %Vito 1),,,t ;ht Them! Volneil on the Wt.—The roil/nova. Delatot—No ! They the stiPpa or tf.i Theept, whose prai s e la orsomaliodr aomeded to ibis Chreatier. M. * lll°l c""asiocil ore. 141•11 !Jr dome Isme «nub , * mods . ova terrunthm. Us mottplannd g r the interruption', bud *OP ananered that take *NS th. other means of leptons to b.raure when lie left ride demanded the eight of replA, their months sere supped Is cries of ." Question !"11/1- - lowed I. the eloinue of the debate. This Mars nimiedodely writhed arben General Foy ruse 0 . speak. The General, hooever s , nod *l. Diailon o caintrivtd uinlitiee 'brie .entunefita, 'unitise Oiling terninuafert. Auptasuao, oral L.ll. It is affi ratted. that aits ratisarthsi, Collect; .0 ..abut., field et I'letit to which the Russian fnba•u eatuat do. seal U. tie Tistaselattr were . . a . b .sotttad.. at was resolved that (mit atteasets abutthi .........foliinelii4lil L. . • t ,-,.. .• t . ...ftr- ,:i • ••I • .• .4 »Mir . r . . .WOSCOW4 lIIRCIII 23. • • According to a letter from Jassy; many more Gret In, Wall achia ns. Ilioltlevhins, amt'istheictigitiees from Turkey, to the amount' of /.000,'"ilio hod Ititherto'remaioecl quietly in ilesserithia, Mitt received orders to quit dint Country, and to retimfarther into the intermix of Roasts. From Kiateneff we learn that great magaiinetl are forming in Bessorebie r The hoPead the ereitiliii Lion of the ;991c1/bailie. by the Tut kish troop*, have wholly vanished. The heavy artillery heist teen bronght bid; by the Jimitoaries, putt the rionws- - bee of troop., which Was kreatlf'llitaitilitied.ditay increases. Credible erretYlkieg telitrilift 17iiie pro vinces. which only a 'yen,. taig 'Wife so ItOulialiing,. as i frifhtful ifeiterl.'ind flWerneltleietertised by tbe Turks on the utifirtunigt inhabilitils as above all description. FrashAivisione of dor troops. in the finest condi tion, continue to assemble on the Pruth. InititIVIGII, APRIL 11. We have received tile' following letter, of the 26th Match, from the south Itisitsian frostier:— ~,• ~ The whole of the **reed Meriden • entry 1i Oh* to aft, rombleie • (trot camp sa 9 the tetanal? Wounieza, in Pe lie. His Majesty the Easperor is expected eleerMP;releVe i bones beiug already peppered at all the Atalloapo for , joiereey. Of the corps of Gen. SllasOft It. only ow iliyieineh, and the Comets reasons in 'heti .. .92l9a; the oilier Itivisui . of that cups are to so to NW iron ramp atieve , A ceridarahle fleet ia Ailing smoke' Nicola/woe • A . • passes the frontier loutordow st . IA *u sows abss* . is to be held at We/HIP.' . I. , , : li• 1- ' • ve• • „ . • MIRVCII I I I II4II4Nu B I I 4 APRIL 3. .en tfl; li evOljeli) tislutrtsy,-; OM .the 'ARA area not , see Mk . . tat% ;rid ready is mks llts field, .;c d 9:SISAII 4ifg,900 melt. qf which a Large prelim.. i tme l islcirraire.,spil of dragoons slam 24,000. . Ii p tsflid i v,,ve brett,shestou liy xximiituat 'that this diticfrßV,4l:l/. 9 9P 1 finl 41,414 bosspisiVeatly sir. ' ,4 ihteis lem tie olm Olds. thmZerks.,Thesente letters 3• 1114 1 1 4 e/Ogisr lar4ef7 IR 0044 1 4 lar. FOP. pieces u tt; &sae,: At itaiuge, the great depot of Arms r South Ras*, imtamnse•quautities of military 'tote* no .91.11 kii4 ate collected. ',I WARY TIIIIIA/Ntyllilt(l. 9. 1 ,, . . Seretst.li lipilies to Brabant have sett eiteciaita I nFiltr r ili akitOlat ownexpensetea the "'rioter 'AO Fjohylelsg, iit ,Illarisberg, requesting him to pro. nouoce re,hreriettiction sputa periimi Coilfine44 by sickness in Brabant, and secure then., though tit q, distimee. He haul draw,o up regular formulas, awl,. i heiMhes)t ti jsritited titles Fretch and Germun lunar ,supgrApw‘,lr t4witisg blooloo for thlnday and hour et' l iiit e liPt;tintialetfturgh l'upets. dprti 12.) r 021410141, OP 1.4411(100 ~ , POI 12—t13. 5 ; .18 8. . •• ~ ,• . , SP. PETERMIVAGH, MARCH 26. v opt :•re.l ' 41 .iA likelro4ge on Loodotha a y 9,46. • 4. • ni s i" 'ell v i : ------ 'a' — rr'. .. • • , 1.,,,,,. i ~,,, ~A - 1 , ,,,...,7 , ~ GERMAN PAMIRS., • - ' I,! ~• . ; v Attfistuyia,,. APRIL 7. • The Allgemeiee Zeitung contests 4 pfpnyie Ipil , from Frankfort to the following ofirtegf a ,. .44 Is -. to-day (she' Ist of April) a week atortativa sitcrige `the positive new* of the sudden tuns which the tie- . goeiationa of the mediating Power, with the Puree . had taken t it was lironght,frum Victim* by au et-. press to Ilie house of. Rothschild. Since that 'nine • the accounts that bare reached th... partly by et prisses, and partly by the orthuaty wool from the Dantobe, have beconte.duily mote warlike, and haidir . any hotly now doubts that the breach is thevitahles. Ou the whole, this import.mt news has made lib 1 agrettble itiphasi I via err., for, excepting that close of pemons who desire the continuance of peace for their own interest, that is, the It iliteks of great sums is government paper, it would be laird th timid oily .body who would disatepenve of 'AA A . war as that 'which is on the rye of breaking out in the east of Europe. All peranns ni t plonged'in ego. testa have loug regarded with abliarrence the aboini. nations in Tarkiy, and they hater never given up . the confident expectation that stiff:ring liummitiy would bud a supporter in the generous sentiments of ,the• Emperor Alexander. " Never was a war inure popular than that which is now at hand never was our which tars approved in such a degree by public opinion throughout all Chnstian Europe. if the Powers of Christendom required an extraordinary contribution to make war oil the Turks, they would find the parties of their subjects open to promote the noble object of expel ling hordes of mcorrigtble batbunatis truest civili,e4 Europe. • " Ili' accorded with the view' of the Cabinets to invite the assistance of corps of volunteers, thou sands would be found ready in ell countries to fol low the honourable call, and much to the Eett. These crusaders wont.. iiiit he exclitil by religious fr i ateism, they would fight rein the yott.e of the eiri lizotoit of Europe. The author of this irtltr, return- I lug to the ttanvactions in the public Nods, agrees with many other promos in thinking that 'the war wilt not have any considerable erect tin the Anginal, state paper currency, not even if Austria should tuke an active part in 9, shire its this case it Could only gain 161141 enlarge its posse.. Fero if it shobhi have tired of p slew lotto, it would nutty raise it ' a ithout depreciatiog the wiper whlCli it lira aliestly . in circulation. The Bunk of Melia, too, her. it areal., opened In the Goverumetit u imilleient 'end. dit, so that it would out be unfits` the neeeselerof having recourse to new Immo. The meteltants laid • mattufacturera have particular reason. fur desirling t!tis war ; they hope that it will revive trade, which bias been on the'deCline for some crusts ileill." Tao* Tilt Waa..•tisit..crill. 5. The latest rnefeenttle Irtierie Gawk Vfetimi •*F. that the alarming • re , Portei h. Artitiwiiielier or the onexpectotl mute of the o'reocttion.. still cootittur, awl doubt: germ to ofilepatiocotithedocteit; Usit that the hopes of peace omit lAA t rotoiileriil as wholly deattOyedi eind• thttr the . artivat of soother courier filial the Austeiso• !limiter at Con.tahtir _ lON for; 'this :fair. ' tettirrir butreeer, we des not meet ;ouch of tin. .the cusses still roar, it r aye iu full force winch hove hod •soittjurieut effect on preceding twee. spotarlent; April 10) . Al/03SU 80.. A PIUS. The Gizettes of irsaiee still keep «knee re. ID-Cling the treats on the Amid ,11 of the Mt *44 1 One letter trout Venice eta,titi Alia! t l T fleet hod landed 10;000 - meti iteirllifd i rog, land Shen so il ed' back to the Doid:tie ea..—(Al Boat Zcitring, April 9.) • VIENNA. APRIL 0. • PUBLIC FUND,. April 1. INlettilives 74 5 13—Rink Shunt' 3-8. Aril a. IWrialliqers 7411.328ank Slspresllo4 7 . 10. April 3. Metaliiques 74 5.16 —11,..4 Shares 1164 1 5. April 4. Metallolues 74 6.lB—Bank Shares 684. ( Antietam Obr•rver.J DUTCH MAIL. SULU', APRIL. R. M. Liepscher, an Austrian imperial Cabinet messenger. has arrive: here from Vienna. The RiTiginn Courier Blujueutbul it soue express to Warsaw. Oa the 15th of March there ems a terrible firs at Sensbergh, in the government p( Qtitnhianrn, which, in the apace of a rew hours, reduced to ashes 47 &fettling-houses, toestly ul wood, 70 barns, :17 slalbletts.sted two inegratnees. TaiFMO IT4x, * PRO. 16. ". %me %tit for sainye...puS, the, pleasure of 'tiViWg 1140 Fenally.woog as. • Their M int 41' Iffith Ihc.. Princess Moriantte,, arrived 0,1 the lath iti the afternoon, and satin after . their•ltoitti- Highnesses Prince Frederick of the Netherlands,. end Peiofe- Fredt-it# •Williann Louis of Prussia. On OW 1111 i in • Usjuhrning his Majesty helot grand Levee, which was extrettieky ponefnus end., • tiiglinets the. Pitece of 13tipik *fitted' hkeivise on the 1 lth, and is the Sllyti the Royal Family honoured' the theatre .1441Wituir velment*. 'Else lantice of Orithte cet ttnt ad iebledyk eller the ploy wha oyes,. Their Ma. Shea have attended the Gerilaym and Frenth theatres alteetioteZ , and,beee every 'Aunt received 7 10,4, ophwipkdol Inagetswlions if joy. the 131 h, in the evening', i,ciacV nee &Arm.; 'ed . ' . on the wfrierf i alvi East led*, ConlOW: • the end thf, OteatOat erhurg-streitt a • contisined..to. horsiest a . the 'slime afreronon i , at battings' roar, the eight swing (Cite& building fell-. . with- 'great noise. List night, or riihrr at two o'clock this mortmig,,a;:tij s rtfo( the kftwing. next i the Abet , fell, and at Arc ale tower with the cluck . . • • • Jay the accident • corn-Pnrter, C. Urtiiik, was . , liNd, :Who has left a Widow and eight icharteen ; Piii - other 'Workmen were more or less injtvreed.. The hannened just when the men were bil# in ' the osegisine,W4sieh was full of corn. • • - itanue, tl i ctint Iliithness the Princess of Orange left. :afsigsAy.nat the. lath- so she iifternona, to 'hi' her :yacht taPapathr, and rile. immediately fnla l owea:by the Prinite. Their ftaysl , Ilighneraito.' with the thing Princes their:kno t arrived at liberl' yester day afternoon. and.pruceeded thence to Soetinlyk. MARINA)!, APRIL 15. The second illicit' is to encamp . near Winnicio, tarodans.tuip i l be all 11 I I! rd by the 13 11 flay nezt. r .—(Dorefs Pape's, April 17.) , sceptre might vete tfroproLittl Cent.. 86 f. Go e. so e. Il 11;u1 hoe arrived with Papers to • Th•T ctostunt tbrfolinscing.blist ,ustiuts lAA', which, if correctly de.; se, iou.spgrect some 61.tse-sstast tus." ; , is to _ r • " PuildisSi#ll.lt, torifr,, 7 404 he pruned . snii kw. atilt' a supplement try 'Mitt liirtitidy in force.. ,. It ,is not 'ffii,t:t!glo N fußc4.,usiiii.t4o blur' (0.5.),`. and ell mercasstiks issingetiotrowinitiousigu. meats of goods frot,ll l :44#4oleri;iAstwolkat dote to be regulatielacriwiisig theitrosineilottlf. - frit •now l *7liiiitaTt~l 41 Ilse Dew stopple ,litirtat.4e4lliwasts" ere WI Mil Rol te pro ! bi ed b...i.AitrawatikVirrieei‘%irtf chit fined sugar end lungmt i rstilihmilisureetsiers, jewelltvy, sied several article. of-isteelJ IMport dniy ult other articles, for iustancti, wins, will irrobaltly he ;rsised to SO per cent. A few .day rigy • third .Eng I isb ship arrived in the road 'ot g.m..ithsorne thousand : cheats of .9rwur% kmmn, &e. The 'Without of Cronstridt le Will 'tovviiei*itts'ice. . . . • Some further extraitit from tisel4sieburgh Jour nolo are given in trovierterding coltinms. • We have reueitosist ! Brussels Paper, so the 17th, t They state that the Alwstrign faboerrer continue* atudinuSly silent on the subject of the relations between Turkey end lturigts. The Dublin Papers state, that upward of seventy i stand of arms of till kinds have been given up to the Gentlemen of the county of Cork, and the nutn bee surrendered in the county of Limerick is greater, amounting to 'upwards of 120. l'his evinces a di.- position on the part of the deluded peasantry to re imam their peaceful habits . : and for this proof of returnitig tranquillity. t h e country it indebted to • - thoeiseetiorms of the Boman Cat holtc Clergy. tI e 11, il .I'--.—,-_-_:_:_.......,_,__,,_ .., .i. .... I ctrAlB FU N DS . — there was swotting yesterday new ~totiony contrecisenoe to vffrott one market ditiallkaray, roma Impertinently beep Wile done. ColistshOverct 813 far • money, and' 7ift for the account"; ;Ke-i . doted 77 ; Four per•Cgr4!; l o-11; Navy 101111; Lone Autunite* 19 11-troy. ,Fyreigti Stocks—Stmt... l / • 41,14 f/tr is i ; 04mati 83 ; Prussian 84H. Go-. 11101111 . 1 .Bonds R.S. -- --- Eltiict from a letter from the Aressielp 4.lpyd's Id K eye!, dated March 15th (2712§);--Plr The' `.14,4104,,, t ..h.4 4 been completely open tkoawarde ' isinfera, without any ice in the , ars, It iiirrinn. 1 stancittwevirr Ifttie rentemtered by.sl;e'eld4t'per son in 'this place. Tl.'z tatted' amp It: retry.- . I I burgh, 41 . yesterday'iortst, thug the account that '''l.;coustatlt is clear of ice." 1 Letters from Vienna slate, that that capit4l it all i id tarn/Is/ion, on account of the arrival of •1 . 14 ea (clouted composer 'loss' 8 t nail Ips bride (Mode- Mips' Belle Col.llltAbi). They are occsuipaured by Lgsg,gastb4 Naomi siogers of-Nispiesp-tfseto Noz • ZAILI and Amesust. Hosiiiftlordtibilf ‘ill super + intepe - theyettornionce 4 4644., I t , is sa ki b e . 'dittl'etiebitteiiqe r illb ZeTesite.. ,es a :,• ', . Thesiallorringestraet of a PPM 'tilted Patio.. April 115thi•diss' handed isbdue tar t t llti'yestesslayi; . M•tv t ispeet 1 9 11 re person iirresteNt i liecq Isi s realest) to believe that it is errotreous:—" r. LIV/IDETT, a relative' orSir E 4 .BAN CIS. Unsolved', and who has not bees in France bobber .68. lone lain's, has Just been arrested ott hi. arrival Yr 'Pair. Irc the Police, nit stveyilion of ins4rattril(treitsmirable papers in las pus sestom." Vralarchy.arCourt or,. Diseldries was heid'at the East India House, when the fullowini Kliqrtatt s , rwere•twitelo•lhAt the • tembiand of •tfiir i•talpective ship.. viz. ell b alili SiOUPL L I TI)E. Dorstraliire; sod Captain Gamtatc Stimrims, Coldstream', con signed•to. Bengal rlirret ‘ The t.ady Arabellti.iiscltef has •rrived at Fal mouth.after a long passage from Liaboa. The ad viers do not reach to iv-haler ilate than the red of la.t itbooth. Au iiiportout crisis in the Brazils seemed to hr looked fur daily ;• indeed sa u te stir. prise had been orcusioned by the coolitiounce of public tranquillity ni the several provinces which bad ari often, since the revolution, shown is strong ibsposstion to renounce the authority of 'the moiliti country. The• Klotz of l'uttrtit:4l. is *ityresettitd • as brill politica - 11i a s k, having in view the low of ' his Southil mei-icon Colonies, und scarcely say Iwo. nil ha ./Mfri ow the government at brine. Pelt.. now assilur toe those presented to the King of • Seam had been Rend before his NlA.iiterr, praying him to adopt measares lo afford relief to the cums forfeit& portion of his subjects, by withdrawing the high duties imposed -oar foreign woods sod (lIIIIIUNMI turns. Ott this•subjeet the letters are couched in the usual terms of despondency, and a very faint hope seemed to he entertaiurd that any chouge would be made. Tae ssizl3l.9. it is said. has replied to the petitions, lltai it will remain for the Curies. ill its 1116410111, to divide eat these measures which are worst calculated to ;store advantageous to the kingdom, whether of a commercial or political sta ture, and that he direltars . to take soy step without the tausetiou of that body. Roars ATV. Aran 17.—The foundation stone • for the Pyramid tts tie erected iu honour of his M ajesty's visit, to this town war haul this day at the .pot owlet- ed on the Pier; A lartzr Vier, II p. Wards of twenty feet deep, having been dog fur that vorpthe. The stunt Instead to the inun dation, fur this purpose was a fine Cornish granite w.-ighing three tons and a half. It is said that the Pyramid i s t o consist of one entire granite of nearly SO feet above ground, alter the Plan of one at an cient Thebes, iii Egypt. Al Leneaatet Asaisea s true hill was found against Me. T. It'MIDWOOD. of Lund on, merchant. a bastkeopt,"alni dealt considerably with the maim fac timererand. others at Manchester, for not surrender. iareasAtattatnionssion ; uptoi which a Bench War rant tancithitucdtat.ly issued for his apprehension. fir is 'tide► fanning iu Vas Dieweit's Laird, and Government bare uuciertakeu to fetch bun back. . . . . if he writes'lithe, he is considered lage-s. `bb made it Constantintople to know whether Porte pmt.'s in its resolution to reject t he !hi - • note tainty seems to prig ail on xi5i0,4,140g ... r., On rites nothing it all, it is in charity con- , 1 11 /. la nciPle must be walleAsfor. At Vienna itself miseh. Vie' ;iraperral 6 be . d parr . Ihe is not uhle to do it ! sitsthses.of the Emperor 'Alexander. It is W ed, tai r hand, all the irate lettito - from: Mein, comes the " unkindest cut of all ;" sf.. *it these steps will - he taken simultaaeously i in the l'o and Rims fur some 1140 pillekbate bern, The 5 per CI ~ ut endurance of these thing.._ when thio,..thiMe of all dm elnisiisu Powers who hare i ma- al . hone ex&ption, of a werhkeTimor. s for his money, smell as his chitin. sm.' , Omi a d dfliestsreic agents accredited to t rte. A H ambur g ! . FROM TUB MAINS, APRIL 9 ors seem struck with wonder that be it ii leaved that this last aitempt to p - ace the litels.immisw . 1 . 1 .. trertert-tmthcr. - that i t .tat 'the • - - Acassioso•fee ii 1 " • 4#4 1 4106. f il. riliegV — Itiff wwthans-thr sacral ttlGltedl 41- i-esiiiir police of the K y-.thisistnuishing ;is not his paper the Porte should he seriously disposed ge ille pen forjetail 'ride for all Attioholeside ~ - r , before the retail ~ , . 0 gitinert24 it ' the retail ins. scribed, must st rertisements ? has he tint an immense system. there would he a great catortrsig at CQII.. Ths swiss. _ . , .. taws. ._ .iiwa ... 4i _— " itesi ,_.,,,, . .„ esiheeiiher. ?•'.i.freitiii.asitriarrisiltisr oweetiowitle • ; of whirl? Ore great met a ' titllie'esiipire ; b. • Or/ pOr.ant export. • .•! , Kam. -erpecially..in: eapeasive wrtielem :such as . • Re?" Thw. thor km . vm. :anti ensitivt• • vtliela:betier foist victims. • ....:.____ . _ ... ... , . - vosioreideresi rotislimi . Ste. • 1..**0 PIPPO,: irili sin- the near ter ler forget . that -**systwu",ll.ll. matibora' I: '. , , ,i t ~,. 1 ,„ --.....--- • , gwrian anti fitoritriais Waif hiiirshaisicag r at ,raistiv •re 0 .., ~,• ...rg II AlthrßGH MAIL. • - ' ' 'tali for 'ihialllsr. I.: ;,;plaror_Aloptevet— ofe.tfo not 'Y e ' ' a ''' "I" _ .nrr~w.f IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS, FRIDAY, Aram 19. The I1ou•e met at four o'clock, mud there bring but 37 alcuawe Weisel, they furl hveitit sitourned. Mi . LONDON, SATUIWAY. Aenit 2 18.22. We have rcceive.l the Paris Papers op to iVed weaday last. They contain no intelligence respect , trig the stine of the ormseiwtioos betwesias Itoniia end Turkey. There is en article from Augsbdrg which • represents the recent attempt on the part et the me. dieting Powers to renew the tiegeciiktions with the Doren, as liling the rtiult of a confetence at Vienna, .whese it Irma "evolved that these steps thoald he 'taken simeltenenutly by oil the Christian Powers having representatives m Constantinople. • IF this statement •Ite e,,r..ct, we must presume that these several Governments have determined opal inking asp arms juiutly against th 4 Ottoman Porte, should the Divan, obstinately adhere to its origival rem. Au ungrY altercation took place in the Member of Deputies on Monday. This assembly term,. without any exceptimi. to be the inost tumultuous sod tbsooderly that ever ventured to discuss the affairs ofu cation. The members went some lug. for thryspprar to be wholly unaware that the freedom of deltaic presumes the right of our side of the Chamber to expias their opinion% as well as the other. M. LAIIPUITIes speech was perhaps too 'M. muted; aid It must be admitted, that, is the in fancy. as it stay :ye, be -culled. of the. restored . Gowerument t the ionises of the &truistic's sod of . ' tk‘.;• kIeVG'S LEPEP: - . --- Yesterday his Majysty hrld a Levee at his Ps'ise t i l in Pod-mall, which was runre huiteraus' l eit,,,, i than any for sevyral years p.m. The Fr eac s, A .,. bassititti.r.sous -in. utairarßnsis.-Arolsosiot4ot.tw, cu. riiieSC - FSWarisvgnstr came its alarm s o d c i ,,, was • general slisplay tr .pkirdimi '1. 0 1 1 , "11 1 1. rsr new ..tarriatie.. wns . l3saißsoc: TA e _. Srandials • Afahanstd.n'a. cgs-tsar. rinsing at Ke nt 1 , t oksiocited ritorru and rail over theisseasn ao 4 .. till'ossell, th e f ore mo t liiisti whe e l s went 1.1,t 1111 hell' •; Ile 'foul earliest away mush issuers. 1 !.. . 1 10 fr 11 :01 1 1,t0tOrell grityrstly•by Iro4 of Is e int .. RR , avid distinguithed . .Kkostslies in: the . 414141;,,,.. Fl Artie' carriages berm , turnesitra liftanoLajilatli, •I• ti I s ( tohlititted vetting davit i fluthfittin iroenciatiiao. ~.i Aaiintfour a i r's:wk. The fii4 of estliVel. at untie.; fildelled Jo G nifton.vi reef, 41 011( 1- st rett,t;• &c. Sir lticlusni f)inaw; WY Chief Mayiatrate of 0., ,ryssdiee.' Rao Hl' eetly attendance with "Irosta•eng a.sl otlexerl ihn• • •worthy. Itl a_ ...Me ovate rutty. kit' an r c:Arl t ipibasi le vied& far pec,„,,,, ne . : edit. - in' t illY ~ Je% Ik,' !I i !atla""'s sever,al . pante, cif hair '` . r i toir-nee t t patrut. at pan, a .14 'stew ''of 111 1 1 3 1ifilee.yard, Staterhmisi w , 11401 ... ,X* 61 4,1 1 4 ,1 44 • • • . t.... 1 4 he Is 4 ini nr ragrund , is white guiterseproardal b y nate Din fusty; maraud *a - 114ton. I , Marts' Rosh idler: one O l eluek. T hu .14eg 4 41 4td0, armintptivirel try their numerous' tile z it iii 1411 triad instromenta, with trumpet*, trombone., a n d kettle-dm:triter their . splendid tantrums., 'oak ii.t o Minion iv 'Watettoci-place. and played s it eruateit with the hand of she FoistGuard•dosing the whsie ' asf she afternoon souse very delighiful *eta, .:..t.6 aposiderailaly torspgissesseti the effect of the Waist's and splendid scene. I The tort lien? 'cresols appeared in their state dresses, the - pours et the gates with their lodg staves, the mershelteen, the tender-portet,, to e gentlenerie porters. the Ines, Ste. appeared to their .tale OitaWWII. The grand hell well hoed by the icemen guard. The lonseuroble curvy et gentle. men peII•1011tr, were motioned NI the ortr z ren hd!l, headed by Lieutehmut H , thirrsou, the stsinked bearer, the clerk of the etteque, end the vizir. n harbinger, On his Mejesty leaving his. private epartroeiiii he proceeded to the royal closet", where Lampe de Chatesithriend, the Fresiett - Anibassador, was troduced to his Majesty by the Marquis et Leo tion•lerry, principal Secretary of State hit Foreign Altiiire„ end by Sir Itoherr Cheater, the Matter of -the Cesenionies, when his Excelknicy deflected his - m , ecletitiale, end wee most graciatisly reCeived. Count .St. Mertin the Seethe:see Mi. s ei.ter. and Bares Stieriteld, the Swedish %tinter, .had-eudienves of his Majesty. • • The folic / wing were intro,' need to his Majesty by i•tite 'French 'A nibanador !-VistrOunt cte Marcelo.. his Itticellene'e Secretary. sod Lieutenant-Colour! Clievelleede. Lade het. The liiig then proceeded to rteeive the ebei. winces of the Cabinet Ministers; gave aerliettees to the AerbbieheP l uf Canterbury, the Ent of Liver. pal. sad Mr. l'eel. Alio received the compliment. of the Foreign Analbeehidon end 53tuisters: smog whim were the Austrian, Pramen, Arueneao,.V.. rolitan, Sardinian. Bavarian, Portuguese, !Sedan, Burnett, and Deese Cassel. There - were also prevent— Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of York sad Choate the Archbishops of York and Dublin; the Whops of Chelan isdit Landoll . ; the Great Officers of State; be Lord Chew!. ''it4; the Lord Chief Jostice of she Court of Keil', leach, the Viee-Chaueellor ; Mt. J oottte Bess; she litag'sAdrK,Ate: the I.4olleitor dreier., ; 114 Lard Mayor of Lapaddii; &fir. I cinder of London ; Avail/44s of talitfun and 74arhiletex. I f 'Aldermen Garrets sad Yeloalkleo • Mr. Dorm, ; 'llNiJader- Secretory of State for the Elotoe'D;parttaeat; the Secretory of State for Itelood ; the Jittlgt Adesrate ; she Rev. W. Holmes, Sub Dean the Chapel Royol ;Jw Rev. Dr. %pine, Pr.. comer of We.troinoter Abbe, ; SW Thorn.. !wormer; the ut of rho Itoist/ Academy ; we soikilocuesierai new-was; Sir J. Hodder., Sheriff of Coethirthen; Me T. F. Eliot Drake ; Chief Justice Powell, of toper C0n0414 ; 114 I)estes of Team; she Assoissey-Georral Of litiroOl; she Dec. of Christ Church ; Mr. ' , IMO Goh l ohoon, C oo eutGeuerel for the Haws Towns. _ . Nr D w i c i s k a r ll7, l%l°l l'or 6 il ' a lk sid . , Vl 4 l a li n n ifbroter M ,: n ud f" D P ;o- N l7 /111.4411°. Jletrquires—Exeter,' Alleebery, temitooderry, totli,•••, Iluuiy, Conyrigtrase, Graham, Quweributough, C•mrilen, Raab. Ilea fillarUtd. ECHIStif 1,11/WOU:h. Cloemilliseni• t 1 aur6nmp. Suirry, A.liloue, Fortnum, Warickilserk, Ltverpool, , Hermit', Hornung, kiunoul, Nirrabask, Grosvenor, Damietta:. Pao. Mouth, Bellmore, Rockimeage, Rine berry,' Abmne, Derb . Beth's!, Alorley,Gle-sigall, Ply mom Is, Covert' v, Clus. Biel, Minoru-Id, F.ca - a, M. Germane., Smith/Pore, Cresol. Warwick, Listowel, Carlisle, 'Marcleafielil, Ca , heari, worth Tadao., Westmorland, Hereoromi, Aturgaseml. 1 men ilek, film town, Lauderdale, Egi canon t, Cu• per, 44. buret...el, and Soraibieure. l'isconets—li..lge rive, Torrier on. Hereford, Dont b., Sid MOO il, Adare, togr.t rte. hart hor.i, Wow. , 9, Sydney, Bridprot, 111.1timriie, Ptieraharn, Grouviilr, Lew borne, Exmouth, and Melsil'e. Lerida lialeishoroug, Rodney, F. I PWei../1 Glove, Auckland, King, ittdOell, Henelei, A. Hill, Rereberni. Graisillesm, finite, Save-aud-Sole, Foutialil,Gwydr, W. Fitzroy, C. Broitiurk, Arden, Morena Dill, IV. Lemon , Bandon, Henley, Sunni ville. J. 1-1. Clsendisb, T. Gen, S. O'Bryen, Bingham, Pembroke, Si. IL I. Marybrimill% Borrow, Amherst, Ferri!. v, Siewair, H o odoo, Lynedaeli,. Kingsbortingh, G. Cseenoioh, H. Howard, Loraine, G. Beresford, William Beutinek, Crewe, Napier, sod Edearil l Somme , . Bight Ilmtorrahles.—W. Holok;,,iiri, Sir Char! , Len, Hugh Eiliot. Sir G. F. Bill, R. Pee:, F. Romeo. , , Wynn, C. Arbuthnot. Binge Boihurst, N. Vannti nrq Bettor, F. Lamb, Fr. marine, and Augusto.; J. F,de , . Honotrabtes Rey . Berber*, Rot. E.. 1. Tumour, 1% H. J. Scots, 11.1', Gore Dooley. Colonel Bantus., Ito J. Black wuml, Rev. II Atcrid Nopier, G. Agar Disk Lient•Coloni I Knox. Major General Femur, Chailea Pury, Captain S. M. Gardner. F. L. W• Captain G. Campbell, R.N. Rev. Tadrut, Ede. Courier' Shore, Eire] , y. ,Sirs—Cl•rt, les Aldi., S.timicl Young, Bart , David Ogilby, Thus. Law r. me, It. 11 tram, 51.1 1 ..1 10 1h" leries, Bari. M.P. Ro.p'i Woodfoid, Juba Flare, Chaile• Price, E d Doane, 11•11. 1 Edmund Corrioltue, WWI hem. r, liai t., A:ca. F. M. Disnorrini . .. J. Shelley, It. Kerm ye, Aulhuny Julio 1%.1... A. Houle, John Sewell, J. %V. Ltilahotk. G. Gin , '" Gore Dooley, E. Barrougb. Thunut. Constable, T. ( i . " Jos. Hud.tun 110,ace St. Paul, Archibald Eilasondalue•. Sc. Claud e tt, H. Willoirghby, %VilLame Wymi, Lainlieri, 'l'. F. Limit Drake Julie Dosigloo, J. I' 1.111 nc'"ghel, C. 'Morgan, Bart It. Shaw, J. Pollen. Sok, Dngdale Asti. y, D)lee Arland, lieu Dalrymple Ilan. ton, W. Abdy, Bart , T. Jones, H. C. 1-41.1""""• 6. Leeds. Barr, J. Chi:verde, %V. B. Borsht!, Pew Vole, • Fawke, Ravi. G Collier, W. Duff Guido', F. /awe, L. Hake, Rselsei , l 8, t milts S. M 41 Clarke ,11104 f, Heavy Pano l ` Aitley cooper, Bart. Wm. R. Fulkes, G. Alatisolo, S. 11 1 . 1 • n t.e n' th j I7uTfretTT .t ?tre ''' ir l y " , l ki ii nrt A ..H C .T rie ve k rea t" : ,GH:.Stil): C Long, al.Greggur, S. ROA., Leech, Garret", Waihts Willer, Unwed Stanhope, H. I ;11011S 11 PtiES S. I I Ih El IM MI MIME MN M .~ -~ M ••`. ' '941 • 'lt (~ Y.v7 t~ ~~ Pre) :I r * ; i 4 : • . r L v 1 -' .414 11 • I, . ..~.,1 a j I • '4 :1 i ,~ `'J f