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AfALTA MAIL lONIAN ISLANDS. CORFU, Aeait 27.—0 n the nd of this month Baron B. Theteky, President of the Senate of toad, pronounced, in the hearing of a great eancottrite of persons Of all . elkfises, wham the so- leinnity Of the day had collected in the church of our illustriousgaints,arielospentoration in Greek, which deeply directed the audience, and filled their minds with jOy. To satisfy tl►e desires 130 . th of man y of those who heard it, And of others who were, not present, We give a translation, which, ltowever inferior to thi origina * l, will give 'Mir headers an idea of it. The followiog are some of the most remaskable Passages of this speech : " The Treaty of Paris stipulated between taro Ministers of I.4.;ngland and two of Itosia, one cif whom is our eSteemed fellPw-citiien, rendered na happy, by honOuling tts.‘vltli protectioit of (heat Britain. le troru the remote tittles sung by Homer, 0O period has been better calculated than the pre sent to render us happy. ' " Read our bistory in ancient and timdern his torians, remember what Ws happened to 116 n Milt) thirty years, you will see that we have passed the best part of our liVes itt fends- and discord, or un der Arbitrary and fluctuating Govetarments, Some tithes as subjects of foreign nations who despised us, and Sometimes protected by nations who sin cerely .desired our welfare, but ‘vere too remote to contribute to it."---Ene then proceeds to prove,, that in the present situation of the Wands, no Power can afttna then; by its protection, bitch advantages as Great Britain, on account of its wealth, its maritime strength, its extensive com- Merce, its eminence in agriculture, arts, and ma itufactures.) " None of the European nations have done us the justice we merit, in such a degree as the Eng lish writers in their works ; they alone saw and acknowledged in us those good qualities which the French, the Germans, the Italians, and the Russians, have often sought to depreciate in their works. No nation is so versed in our language SS the UnOisliAlte. " Rejoice then, inhabitants of the lonian Islands, kit yotir future destiny. The Lord High Com missioner of 'his Britannic 'Majesty icon the point of f arriving' beret you will won see Sir Thomas 14,14)014 whose listnle.cannot be pronotipccti by is without veneration with him. Security and felicity make their entrance into these islands. '' lie re-opeticd , out Temples, and will corn- Man(' the restitution cif their property. " fle reintived every obstacle to the commeree of our pits, aml provisions will again abound oniong us. The Theasuro adopted by biro, and carefully enforced by Major-General Phillips, checked thit devastations of the plague, and wake us hope to see it wholly eradicated. " win restore you your Bishop, awl the Ecclesiastical Older %vat have its legal establish- ;neut. Our Orthodox Cl►ttrclt wilt flottrislt, and will bave the preference before every other. ' " Aristocratical laws will no longer corrupt your mantle's, but you trill have free sod iu,t Isms like those which govet u peat tiatiallivand you will' ste clolseti to execute, them, the wisest and most 'upright men, the latiim, tl►e friends, tire: people. ,‘ Your industry will revive, • your agricult►►re will improve, you may export your own produc tions its !:our own vessels, and an unconquered flag wilt secure your collimate against every insult. fl The Portb of England opened to us, will carer us !lA:lit:Aar alltantages. Our cities will become ilourislithg, oar country tvill be the resort of mer chants, artist's, tint! , learned men. liospital6 be established for the poor end infirm, padie schools for the imtruction of our youth, and libraries which will,disperse 'the treasures of an cient and modern literature. The illustrious So tereign who protects us in rendering us worthy or his favours, will render us worthy of our an cestors, and we 811411 live perfectly happy." On the 2 , lth Sir Thomas Maitland arrived from a voyage to the other Islands, and was received sVith the greatest solemnity and joy. Th e f o l. lowing day the Senate, the Clergy, SLe. paid their compliments to his lxcellency, and Baron Theo. Inky made him a eery handsome Address, to which sir Thomas made a suitable Reply, Statitl . g, that of all the ties that bound those Islands to the fish Crown, the attachment of the . people WKS the moat precious, and that he should do his utmost to promote the views of his Borrreigh, which we n s olely directed to their happiness, in which he reckoned with confidence on their corlinl sup port, &c.----;Malta Gazette, Ofra,) 15.) *'!b understand this pert we give leis into:fig:limy on the Preceding day The Foreman of the Jury.- Are the revelatious you have to make to the King of a mature to, excutpnte you ? Pleignier—l tell you I will speak to the King. The Preiidetit—Yuu wish almost an impassibility. Look upon yourself; are you in a contiltitnr to contemplate the rtoyal Majesty; you, accused of the most hOrtible :lets, of ing a regicide Plegnier, in a solemn manner--t will speak to the King., and rave Yrittive. The President-4f you render an important service to thi, State, you may rely on the infinite goodness of the King. Au Adrocate--Will you entrust your secretto a Magistrate, who will transmit it to the King P PleignierL-No; I will tell it only to the King. An Adeocato—.Will you who it t Your letter shall be ite livered sealed tp the King: Plegnier-4 will speak to the Kin.. The President-.-You "AM spatter the King? J have-the honour to be his Representative. Pleignier—Elut you are not the King. The Psesideut-4 will follow the ordinary course of the trlii. It is hinted in the Paris Papers received this mvyning, that the Expedition - fitting'cit at Con stantinople is directed against the DEY of ALGIaIIS, who it seems has lately paid little attention to the Firmatms of the GRAND SEIGNIOR. It fllttliCr appears, that. the excesses of the Pirates hare ex cited a very strong sensation in the Mediterra nean ; and armaments are preparing in every tinarter to take, we hope, " INDEMNITY FOR THE PAI,T AND SECURITY FOR THU FUTI:IRE." On the part of Great Britain, we understand That the expedition fitting out for Algiers, under the command of Lord ExmouTal, will be ready to Ati,l about the 20th. The activity of the Admi ralty is most commendable. Lord EiMOUTH had a long conference yesterday with the Board; and many Officers, who are to sail with his Lordship, have been appointed. The trial for the Conspiracy of 1816 still accts. pies the attention of the Court of Assize. Pleig nicr, it is suspected, wishes merely to see the King m order to secure his pardon, according to an an cient custom of Court etiquette. A paragraph - pretending to be from Rome, speaks in strange terms of Irish Roman Catho• lie intrigues with the Holy See. We imagine the insertion of such matters is procured at Paris by some ill-advised Friend to the Cause. 'rise Malta Mail brings an interesting Article relative to the lonian isles, which We insert in a preceding Column. A private. lettet, at the hvad of our Naval :News elutiiins some farther tujous intv!!;2;nlce rc !specting the African Slave Trade : it atm eats . , . veys the litfest West It intelligence; anti lilt" tits the atteution Of our Reatleri. Th . e Blatt Gaittie 'ridicules th'e ae . cottnis wliicli have appeared ►in some the Flanders Journ.dsk of the ditiltiiet and ixeessei in the Lombaril-Ve nelinn kingdom. It declarei teat the utmost tranquillity reigns throughout the North of Italy• ,i As was to be eitPeCted; the new tribe of Nen dicint Colliera liat.e been stotned in their march to the "Aletropolii. Police Nlagistrates were sent froth the Home Office ou tVednesday evening tv meet these cavalcades,' and preient their Girth? progress ; and a Morning Paper iiatea that one of the Processions had been encomitereci at st, Al. ban's, and another near Maidenhead; that at both place's the Nragistrates, by firtu and temperate rem mOnitrancei, convinced them that they had been, improperly advised, in adopting the means they did to procufe relief, turd persinided them quiet l y to return; mid that they were allowed the value of their coals, which were kft to be distributed; to.the poor, and sufficient means to enable theta to reach their respective homes. EVO-Y line We write speaks for Us, We trust , the lower classes of the how deeply we o t im m iS ega te the llistr e "" passion for sufferings cat! eve r induce u s to pal!iale fa. a moment tliO - dangers of such expeale.." aas these, and far lest to countenance manosivres utterly subversive of social Order and public truo• 1. ay. If these persons have any grie"%tcri people ; but tlO eon ,- winch Govirument can redress, the road to , throne Open to their addresses in the 2l us" mantle! ; anti it is not by doivering themsvlves over to idleness and s..,gaho't,ilizing through country, that they are most likely to reme d y th'e evils, the horthen of which they may be " 11 " 113g. But we do not believe that there was aul of doiug good or obtaining relief by this notable, scheme. The pretence of going to . Cafil nlt^ house, &c. is too futile and absurd to in(Pose in" on any man of common understanding. W e tiraY be' asked, "'Whitt then is the object in view r . we answer, that they are partly set on by so lve °f the mischievous bf uur factions, in order (0 4i'" " tract, if not thsturh, the Country ; and th at tr"' the pecuniary success of the first El e4 gars In the new mode, others are tempted to follow their e" ample. Tbui we learn from rinin;., 111 am It' L ' t titter the 'first experiment on that tem. n, Several otherwaggons, in iii( mn aner, entered it, 1r " quaAting relief; and Irma their sm:re,:i err WriErF) e::l4ect to witut3% daily ti; ,:,t rit►'. " Ori Friday ti body of Massed throti g t, hanipton au their way to Liverpool, dragging v. vratgun 1 " 1 ', of coal, and :01,cit:ng relief?' .IVe trust to the vigilance tint tli,cretion of 11( ' 1(1 : SiDiloliflito put tlown this tpvcieti of impnitio!l:., certainty by lenient means if possible, hut 31 . t events, before the mischief gets head, ail`" needful by severe theastires, to put it down. We . diti notnotice a palPahle falsehood lated in the Party 'Papers as a . pronf . of o w . c"'".: mercial distress, that one day last week (litre not a single entry d i d c us t om .h o use • t he tro t. '.' is, that the average number of entries 00°1'3' be five hundred, and the only dies non which saves inventor of this wicked report from tlseg" ill deliberate lying is Sunday,• on which ; El ko! the re was no entry. In the same spirit is the (01: 0 "" 1 " r ” piece of wit in the Morning Chronicle to" 11 1' subject of which, if true, could afford AO of pleasantry to any Briton, exc ,p4 a coact." Patri , d, , 4: street, now n or ea t r b l e y 'N fit e li w sh C et u l s :-- "1-11°thie 7:11'1111r " Sacred t 9 tie memory of departed Crdndorro"*" iten 510 'Well said, Party but lo' as you ha wr' good a thing for our Exports C 11 0' melee"). pray try yoor hand tO•IITOrrOW 417 motto for our Imports also. , •*d oll Mg ' SHERIDAN.—Otir accounts this ror'" lead us to anticipate that it will in 8111)1" 1 "" "'. I (} bability be the last. time we shall have oc- 351 n f speak of SHERIDAN, as a lip in;; exa m P ic 10.0 that transcendent genius with uhich it IS • , of but few men, in any age or co:mtryi t : clued. flow much there is to admire, bow nt to lament in the life of this emninrnt 01 3 " , is 11 : hour to be said, as the of his tieet t and we have only to :Cate, that after pS'ing night, he is Considered by his attentlonts 35 ti t! '" on the verge of human eXiStellCe, Carlton T T i h le e Doke of GLOUcESTER and Princes; MARY, wi ll be celebrated at Carlton House a tti.l 4fter a . ( me ceremony the new-married pair will stt their country seat, as in the case 11 4 - o f CeSS CAARLOTTC of Wat,EB JIM I h' Vi i , 1 „,":10 of their Royal Hil t Ore Sate Conuao. The marri,ige will not ton , I- y lentil after the 12th of 3ulv, but the P il o C n i l i cl ' marriage of holds a Levee to is not fixed, tbouel it will be bcfoye ale 0-,t" PAPEitI, • ERECLIVED TMs Mor.NING.I JULY 2.-4,ord i Fittroy 'Somerset is ek"- Veda at Paris. It is thotight that the promotions it\ the Legien of Honour, which Were . to have takiii Iplace the 15th of this month, will be adjourned to the Ist of January next. The Count of Montlivuult, Prefect of Ise!re, has been ippointed Counsellor of ''State Eitraor dinity. 13y a dispatch from the Minister of the Marine, addressed to the Commissary-General of the Ma rine at l'Orient, it is confirmed that the Pirate's Or eruiking dhout the Antilles, and upon the coast of Spanish America, sometimes under the Spanish flag, and son etime! . miller that of Hayti. General Marchand, accused before the First Council of War, has been acquitted. Considerable armaments are fitting ant in the port of Constantinople. ,It is believed that their destination► is against the Pey of Algiers, who has for some th►►e past disregarded the authority of the Grand Seignior. • Upon the expressions of Pleignier, before the Court of Assizes no the 30th, the Chaucellor ,waS charged by the K;ng to examine the Accused ) and to receive his declarations. His Excellency went yesterday to the Conciergerie ; but Pleignier has matte no new declaratirs, and has confined himself to the same vague declarations as before. It is evident that his sole aim was to obtain the honour of approaching his Majesty in the hope that, whatever were his declarations, the presence of the sacred person of the King according to ancient custom might procure him a pardon. Yesterday, at two o'clock, a young man of genteel appearance, and between 20 and 25 years of age, threw himself from the top of the column in the square of Vend Ante : he fell 'spun the stone steps of the monument, and .wa3 killed on the spot. it is said, that domestic gilds drove him to this state of despair. PARIS, JULY I.—Among the Englishman who have arrived at Paris for some days back, we have remarked Lords Berwick and LonAale., as well as the two Members of the Opposition, Tierney and Brougham. Tl►e number of the English i who visit Paris augments every day. courtT or AtigIZES, Jui.v 1. CoN111:11ATIoN OV . T6IR VILA!: OP Tilt PATRIOTS op 1816. The Court opened at half past ten, and pro ceeded to the trial of the prisoners. The follow ing are the only extracts worth noticing The witness Venizchi, editor of the Journal de It agee, knows Simplon. lie has heard hint say that thete was a plot. The witne!s sail :to hint " you are a French. An, you know best .what you onglit to dn." (Ibis is one of . the deepest equivoques we re member to have heard.) M. Cattier was examined ; lie only knows G 0 n..., ileatl, be knew him in 1787. In 1790 he was commercial Deputy of Itoehechonart, he Was snccessively Mayor, Judge, President, and at last representative in the chainher of Buonaparte. (_tonneau has spoken to him of an association which would be toFmed in December or January under the name of the Sleeping Linn. The wit.. nets transmitted the documents to the Ministr of General Police, who found them of the highest importance. tonneau communicated to him se veral times a pretended Proclamation of Maria- Lionsa, seditious soniti, and other pampltiets.- On the Ist of May, he received a letter from Con- neat', in which he said bis absence had 'much disturbed him, and that he had been Just arrested for a conspirator. M. Cattier seemed - perstta4o that it had always beep the intention of Cancan' to reveal the conspiracy!, wa4 again examined : tie confessed, Itliat)re bad 'been 'before t‘,le G;an.t Citanc,llo; yesterday. Presitient.—*lnit d e al You tel bin) ? I was ig norant of this circumstance. Pleignier—What I have alriady 'Odd you, that I wished to speak to the King, I 'will speak to bott-:—I sill speak to him, Gentlemen, be assureil dr it, it concerns the King, that I speak to him. President.—Once will tart Cartfcis any thin , . to the v nry. Pleignier..Ll have nothing to cinsfesi. (The )roa gon`c into principally related to the : discovery 'of the p‘rinting of the proclamations, &c. Time bitting will be resumed to-marrow at ten). . . . , JUNE 15. The eni-O0 tiavC Set but for the different States. Jr is asserted that Eng land has Made important commnnicatioas to the Carihtiul Secretary of State. Onr Court is in a critical position with the of 'England. The affairs of the Irish Catholics excite a livelT Interest oci the one side, soil on the other we hay.e a real ineerest in not ,displeasing the English Government. • . • • ... NAPLES, JCNE nijestyheld a Coon• the evening. The Minister of Foreign, Affairs has, it is said, read the dispatches of the Prince Regent of Eattland, relative to the prompt aiming of the enlisted troops, and to the levyink of sailors for manning the ships of ‘r3r, now fit ting out for bta tiOtiliht the BarliMi,slis,; IItENCH FUN )ti: 5 per Cents. Bunk Atitions •• f. 60c. f. so c. FLANDERS MAIL BRUSSELS, Junks 29.—The Ex-birector Darras is now at Louvain. Under Bitonaparte be was for a long time exiled to Brussels. The Prince ILIA of Orange and his august Spume will attire in this city sooner than was announced. They will stop (Oily a few (Liyi at Berlin, Orders have already been given to coin. plete their establishment. By virtue of the King, dated the IBth of April, which .orders that the prosecution directed against the Mercure Surveillant shall be equally extended to all those who shall in future be guilty towards Allied Powers by writing or repeating diatribes against them. It is affirmed that the Editors of several other Journals which are printed* in Bel gium, ate going to be prosecuted before the Tribunals. We tay printed in _Belgium, beettuse there ate eonie which have notating national belonging to them hot the names of their printers. his essential to make this distinc t ()rode.), Al AILS. _, lkinite. - . 11.1IlenrI, to. G u ttenburgb, 1 Guernsey and .lursicy, I Dubliu, I ‘Valerfurcl. YitiCU 01 Tlllll DAY AT T STOCKS I) . t:t.:qclC. flank Stock, j rer Cent. ILO— . & ak G 2 3 ncy Ceitc. Cons.. dint i lei -r Colts." . 78.1 78 i per Cent. N. Ann......shut Bunt. L. Ann.... 15 15-160)4 i India Bonds,— ..... par. Exch. Is. pr. Is. dis. Ontuintn, Ditto for Payment, .1.3 221 Cuns. fur Account, ..... (Ai./ HIGII WATER. AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. Aloe minutes after 11. t Evening, 24 minutes after 12. THE SUN. lOLLNI QUil DICEIte, VALsUtif AUDEATt LONDON, FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1818.