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. 4 * , b i t att 111 .t t :•• • *, • ` eft 14 : "4 4 % '"s`--• • 10t • , , , I' 4 t • t\\ M d 4oT t "IP" -Or „an 4a; 06'l ►r FRIDAY, MARCH '9 , 1816. 44ricin3Lit 7353.1 rPhicn . srivrmpnweri. NAVAL NEWS. 'll-IEA l'ltE ROYAL, 0 -MORROW EVENING, Match 30;1816; their Majesties' Servants will perform PICTUALLING-OFFICE, Marrh 28, 1516! THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING His ALAJESTrS NAVY do hereby give Notice, that Olt Thursday, the 4th of April next, Mr , William Reeks , I • their Agent at, Portsmouth, will be ready to receive sealed Tenders,, and treat fur One. Thousand Quarters of ENGLISH WHEAT (weighing S7lb: per Bushel) for the service of Me Victualling Departnient at that Pert ; to be adswerable to .Sample that will be exhibited at his Office; to be delieered in One Month, and to be paid • for by Bills payable, with In terest, ninety days after date. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered before Twelve o'Click on the said Thursday, the 4th of April next ; nor unless the Person who ,napes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends to teliStre‘ when called for. The Conditions of the Contract may be seas at. the Vic tualling Office r at Portsmouth. HARWICH, MARCH 28.—Arrived die Prince of . . Orange packet with u 'nail frotir Holland.— Wind S..E. • --z -, FRFNCU PAPERS, [RECEIVED TRIS MORNING.) THE WELL.• Howard, N!r.listej. Albino Nlamleville,. Mrs. Mardyn. • To xvtlieft will be added, WHAT NEXT? Cr" The Public are respecting informed that, in conse- Iluence of a very serious Accident, Mr. Kean will nut, for iouie time, be able to appear. CrIAMBRR OF DEPUTiES, MA acn r • The Chamber met at eleven, in bureaux, to ex• amine the projet relative to the augmentation of the Civil List, on Recount of the marriage of the Duke of Berry. Th'e Public Sittirig began At ball-past twelve. The President gave an account of the a ud i ence of the grand deputation to the King and the Duke of Werry. cliambir received it tviti cries of itive le Rol !" PLYMOUTH, MARCH 27.--Carve in .the Hope sloop of war, from a cruise. Arrived the ilaites, GARDNRR, front Jaruaica.--The Raikes, on► her psssage; lost her Chief :MAT overboard, and car ried away her bulwarks..7—Wind THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. O .MORROW EVLiNiNG, 11arch 30,1 81 6, will be performed . ' THE siHOOL FOR SCANDAL. Joseph Surface, Mr. Voting; Lady Teazle ' Miss O'Neill. ' To which oiil he add e d, KILLING NO MURDER. DEAL ) MARCH 28.—The Fortitude transport, NAPINit, MNiter, bound to Embilen, with a tie taament of the 7th Regiment on board, is still detained in the Downs by the strong easterly winds. Sailed the. Cordelia slbop of war Co :SZOrth Yarmouth. Remain in the Downs the Ganytuede frgate, and several revenue vessels.—Wind Coax, .11.Ancit 23.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Fly from a cruise. • MR. WEST'S PICTURES. dri MUST REJECTED, his SECOND PIC TURE of (MIMI H EALING in the TEMPLE, the DLSIGN of the CRUCIFIXION of OUR SAVIOUR, with several additional PICTURES front Scriptural Subjects, are now EXHIBITING at No . Pall-Mall, near Carlton /Luse, every day (Sundays excepted), from Ten in the Morn ing till Fire in the Afternoon. • I3y Order, CHARLES SMAIrf, Secretary. ROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSEpT-PLACE. is hereby given (hat the TIO:q of the ROYAL ACADEMY will OPEN on MONDAY; • the , 29th of April next.—The A rtist!: are desired to..sewl their several Performances properly Framed, with their Descriptions, and tie Names of the Portraits, for , insertion in the Catalogue, 7On Thursday, the Fourth, or by Six o'Cloatil Friday, the Fifth of April, niter whicir time none wilt tie received.--Nu Artist is to send inure titan Eight Pict urts, or Eight Drawings; no Miniature can be allowed a unies . .; in a frame of moderate dimensions, nor cats atly Copy tie admitted. • The 'torsi Academy take All possible care of Works entrusted to theat, but cannot lildthewm:lves respunsib!u is sots of accident. HENRY 1-10 WARD, K.A. Secretary. EYTON, Stok-Broker, 2, Cornlsill, and 18, Coventry-street, congratulates his Frierltls Mid the Public at large on the Capital Prizes of the-last Lottery, be ing all sold in Shares, and E. ETTON sincerely hopes the sake. circumstance will oreur in the present Lottery, and that the Pineliascrs at the above favourite Others will, as 'usual, sstktaiu Simres c; the Cap . !! tls. TIM Neer Lottery has many, very many, strong recent 7itadatinos, for with only .14,0nn Tickets-- , 'there are greater Prize,; the number of Capitals;_ ISix Thousand- Tickets less than last Lottery; • TWo l'rizes of Tilirty Thousand Pounds 1 . • FIFTY. other CAPITALS! • The Prizes will be paid nil in Money, and the Lottery has no connection with any future one.—Begins 14th NINY. Whore who• - are • inclined to advauture ace respectfully in 'cited to give a pi efeienee at the Offices of Ert ON, Stork-Broker, 2, CORNIIILL, and let, COVIiNT}II%;STREET, • Where every de.,cription of liminess in the public Funds • continues to he transacted a.ith fttleliVrand hotiutir. . ' 'ls;E\l' STATE LOTTERY. ' TWO PitIZES OF TH lit I'Y TtiousAND POUNDS ! AND FIFTY Oi'illia CAPITALS. T . 13IS11, in nonomicing to the Public th.it he • has contracted witk Government 'for a NEW STATE I,4..ifTERY, begs leave to call their attention to the itr-• rollootee of the Scliedie, %lama compared i ' illt those of f;truier Lot:etlei; over that o f the last its sofieriOrity will be readily .414......e4, ;IS, it. Ctsittainsi double the ottiolivr of Ci.liitals, with c.i..reater I'd:Ns, although the Ti.:l;ets are less liy,o,o00„ SCHEME. , Z .... Prizes of .... L. 30,000 • rat, • 2 01000 Is • .4i , R 14 ' . 300 4,9.00 1&..•.. e .• • . 200 3,80 18 . lOO l,tloo ' (:11) .., . ' 95 'b(lo 1,0:st) - ' • 20 20,000' 1 alt) 1,540 ... ....... .... . It) .. .• t• • 14- ioou' ..-.. 14,000 ificlicts.. . •I. . 140000.. ' I First-drawnTrize Aare L. 500 entitled to L. 5,000 more, First-drawn I,ouo Illanks'ivill 1)e entitled to .C.2o' i'aeh. ' Set:unit-drawn 1,900 utitwkii will he entitled to L. 15 each. First•Alrawn Prize above 4:25, Third Day, entitled to .4.35000 • Wre,. ~ ~ TICKETS and SHARP:S, in grist variety of Nullifiers, ors irlling by T. KISH, Corttraetitr , tit him old-ettahlitilied,Otfices, 4; COUNIIILL, And 9, CHAIUNG-CROSS. . . -This Lottery is iodelontilent of any future Lottery, and. will Tonintenee l)ittiVitig• tAitlic 14th MA Y . .. , , . • ' • FREEHOLD MANOR AND E-STATE . INOX-FORDSHIRE. ',Fro be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, the A MANOR. 'of NORTH WESTON, in the Pariih cif Tiktiffie, with its . valuable Fishery in the River Tharne, 11enther: ., . and Appurtenances and the Ancient And ,Sub xtmitial Mansion-house, called WESTON-HOUSE, stAblo . , IV4,lled Garden, Fish Ponds, and. Pleasure GrOutult. Also ,Irwn nod coutpact Farm Houses and flompteads,' !laud neat 4 Six lliuulrrd Acres of old inclosed Laiid,. M,adow Pasture of the firstqualitr in the King stoat ; ten ether with the Great Tlthes arising therefrolh, fro a Mead adialning. - The Land Tax hus been eed„mo, and small Annnal Paynients have been intnieniorially made in lieu of Vicarial Tether. This Estate is held by respeetable -"Testants,at will, anti %‘,ia be Sold together, or in Parcels, Its f1)4) be agreed on. L b l a w way b e viewed en application to,Mr. Charles Arn...t, at TrlswoiAll; and further particulars temy a;.4 a Plan of the Estate seen, by upplic.dion to Mows. pliy and C:nueron, s(.licitors, (iiny% Inn, who are ~-ewri2,eii to treat with l'etsons (le Irene of porchnsing. CO - 6KING BY STEAM AND * IIOV MR, ----- " , t ,„ ~ • _ . su periority of willco is tally aSCettitims:u . " try mole than a thousand FaAllies, who have prove(( by •i-apecienca the certain advantages of SLATLIt's PATENT S'I'LAM KITCHEN, which surpasses every Inv< iition in they; -Art, uniting tteoniony, health, and cleanliness, 'with mit most delicate mode of Steairiing, Boiling, 'twisting, 1141,1 9"; Stewing, and Broiling, and for constantly supplyittic, na Water, and the certainty of being entirely free front ex .- ccssive heat mid the poisonous effects of coppers badly tinned. bleats s() cootiro do not inilsibe the impure corrodini; sub- stauccs which 'malty collect its Tca Kettle,. • The Patentee would Willingly treat With e4tablislied . Fami lies, to supply the Cooking Apparatus, free of all charge; on bliugassuieil of receiving only one-half of the eavings which would arise'fi inn its Wm.' • • ' • 'ltefilinces and particulars may lie had orr. It'attleworth, 'itgetkt to. the Patentee, at No. qt, Grcat 11.ossell-street, .IHoorusbury-square), or at P. T. Lemaitre's,l4,tiyaeuellureli , street, London. ' riflE I'A'rENT "1)11. 1 1iitIAL and . I!ATENT 'TRAFALGAR SIM:WARPS, 4 nd I:3IING : T.-.111:ES, in nue elegant Piece uf Furniture, a, nd'utin Five mew sti it Mans ; the l'afent Improved 8(4. Beds anti Chair Brass-screw Finn - fuel, unit Tent 31 "i'ttads, linniture and . Bedding etimplete ; Pin tahlii Chairs, with several other ittuv inncited and improved cuticles of furniture; ulso a -gene - oil ant! very extensive assortment uf t 7 Pholslery.and Cabinet Articles for furnisiiii4; Hoaxes cunt ready uirinufaCturcd, where lecintilies may sciert and !cultists a whole lionSe in a few da is, a cirkling the extreme ricertrunience of waiting it evvral Months in completing . their Eitbt and West India Articles, ' . army and nary, Ste. &c. Ley Morgan and Santier.r, anti 17, Catherine-street, Strand, us. t watt Litwin:ate, for yrotnpt To tbu PROPRIETORS of EAST ISl)IA STOCK. Limes Agn C.:vrt.enr,N, TUE BLEUTiON of SIX DIRECTORS of the EAST INDIA compANY brilu appoiittesl for M'i , ..I)NESI).‘Y,, the loth April next, the fienur of your Vote and interest is reipiested fur the following Gentlemen. viz John liebb,lisq., John' Inglis, Esq. Jaunts Esq. JainuA Pattisou, Esq. nun. W. F. Elphinstone, joint Matfett Taylor, Esq. Which will midi . • Ladies and t;entlenten, ' Your inust humble servants, ,Campbell Marjorilianks, Chin les Grant, John Morris, Ed*oril Parry, Alexander Mimi, Richard Parry, Astell, R. Plowtten, John Alexanticr Banner Man, G. A. itobinsua ) • Jacob 1i0.4 wort,' Mirk! Scott, William Stoll icy Clarke, George Smith, stolin otton, - lluillestnn, John lacloun, • 110;0 Lindsay. Xast litiliit Iloa3c, NLIr::11 27, tile. To the I'ROI'IIIETORS. of EAST. INDIA STOCK. LADLES AND GENTLEMEN, , A.VING the honour or being recommended tri yotrby the I)irectors , ofth,.! Enst lndiat Ctiloputly, as LINDIDATEN for •t he DII:KCTION to he choSen this 'year, We dife the liberty of requesting tle f ;your of your voie on tlit' day of Eivctio , i , the luth April near.. Wv 'nit: Ladies itml. Gentlenien, your inu.it, turd Must hutaile servants, JQIIN 1112,101, JAMES wm.r.F.l.puiNsvoNE, • l'ArrisoN, JOHN 11. TA\ •East-Indialiouse, the 27th March, Isl 6. TO' ALL WUQ VALUE THEM SIGHT. The:light of thu Aged is I.,•st °red ; 'the Wt•aksi I,t st4 . engtbetted; Anil the Pafes..t Sigtt ineserrettiurai unerring Winding's, Y PATEN'r' SPECIA . • CLES, Oxfurd-st,r,rt. • - 'l'olll.ovolt Disnkmini tnent, lye liartieular in obverting it iA 1114 a 1119 p, hnt a .Private Hunxu, next door to thr Fzitt niuttbn4r's, between Swailoo,.-street and Argyle-street.' s.ivrso To COLONELS OF REGIMENTS. FrEiniENs.'llegs to itiform COLONELS UP • Wilt/ 11.1V1.! to CLOTHE REGIMENTS, that he will fur nish thew with' Cluthing, - Attnintrettients, Snoe4, Shirtg, tke. at Five per Cent, les' in Price than what thcy an; tinw paying rin the same Credit, and fur tiny nnsither years that may be agrced un.—Nu. 23, Upper Thautei-s446ts near IllacidriarA-brulge. . THE REAL JAPAN BLACEINP, merle by Day and Martin, 97, Holliorn.—This inesti table.Composition, with hall the usual Calmar, produces a most brilliant Jet,-black, to the highest Vat;limb; istrordi peenlitte Num ishatent to the Leather; ill not:soil the fittest Linear'; is perfectly. tree from any naph3a sant timellottid will retain its Virtues to any Climate, Sold retail by the princi pat Orocers, Boot-Sistiiers, andTerfutne . rs, in the UnitediKitirdom. . . I 14 . SSRS LINGVOItIi, No. 1, Little 131.(t0k - IL street, Bond-street, bt' to...acttaitit tho4e,„persosis littlicted with ItUPTITKE,of their PATENT ANATOMICAL IEII' 7 II.EIitILA'I'ING 'fItUNS, - No lot - en/ion ititircrto dis oltvered can be of such essential serriee,'a's it 'nt:ty he regulated Ober hii..,)er, lower, ba4witrk - ur forwarcl to the - exact lent offeetCil. Its superiority will ~instatttly appetrrtit nn I..sit col ution. :Dispensaries and regularly-supplied. 'lcsgrs. Le. funky' beg to oloervi!; they contiotte to proctisu with nnahaied • success therittlical Cure of all Itupturus which can be reduced. • ••. .• • NERVOUS COMPLAINTS. ' Dr. ronituctius cottout, IT AV ill beeit knotyli during thdt a Century far • their etheney in every (h•sLription. of Nervous -Mar" del t, and ' their various aec'eoions, as lowness of 'Spirits, fleinktelies, Loaf, of Appetite, Indigestion, Spasms, Hypo- Latighur, Irregularity • of Honit o Frightful Dreams, Anxiety of Mind, Dimness or SiOrt, F4inting. Fits, Wnstior of Flesh, and for every Lind of De lving or Relaxation; 'whether hereditary, :Or occasioned by bug - Iti.sidence in / - 14!Cor Unhealthy Climates; the inimode tate useol. Spiritunna - Liquors, or other Noxious Fluids; too sedentary a Life, or close. Application to study' ; exeessis'a Care or Grief; injudicious administration - of . Mercury; Dis sipation; or other causes. TO those'aillicted, is particularly recommended a trial of this Invaluable Aledicine,.frout which hey May he astored of nbtainingirlotost immediate relief, and after a reasonable perseverarrce in taking it, the 'complete, re* establishment of their Health. Sold•in Bottles. at 4s. (Id. t Its. and F 24. at Messrs. hatter arid Sons, No. 4, CheapSide,,LontiOn; and also by.the priuci , pal Hunt:seller. and Medicine Venders in e ery Town. if I\ll'o [CPA NT. FMA ILY WINTER, MO I CINE.—By his Majesty's Royal Letters Patent, Dr. StilLY'S itE-ANIM4TINO SOLAR TlNcru E, prepared by C. W. SAFFELL, the only person to whout the late Dr. Siblv save his particular instruction* in `preparing the true Medicine, which has been prepared hint for the last fifteen years. The extraordinary virtues of the Solar Tincture al most exceed belief and to convince the Public of its amazing' progress in cures of cations cotapirtints, a number of letters frinu petsons who have been cured of weak nerves, lowness of spirits, muscular debility, burns, bruises, diseases of the breast anti lungs, agues, convulsions, • consump— Innis., nod ttil ininorities pt' the blood, N:c. may be seen at the 'Solar Tintture Warehouse, No. t, Albion -street, ten doors front the Surrey side of Illarlariars-bridgs„ Where the Medi cine is told wholestile and retail, in battles at 6s. 7s: 6d• anti Hs.; alo by, Barclay Sons, Flevt-inarket ; Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard; Newberry and Sons, 45, and Ed wards, 6G, St. ; Cheapside ; Johnstone, Greek street, Sotto; Evans, laig-lane; anti retail by most Venders in the hingdom s . N .--. 11. prevent linposltiou, the Propti - ' On signs lilt name, C. W. S.ttfell, tin the wrapper of were bottle. Country Venders ore therefore.requested to oraler t " Dr. Z.iihly's Solar Tincture, prepared ankt, signed by C. W, Weil," as he eanuot auswur for any ether beihg genuine. THE I.l.‘Z.kAlt. IN s•r. JAMES s-srREET. Wednesday last the In speCtois of 1-14Wkers' Licences, tinder the 50th Liao. 111. cap. 41, took more than 20 persons into' custody', at the Bazaar in Sr. James's-street, for trading without a licence, covrary to law, tont discharged •them on security of their ; attendance in the evening at this Office. They attended accord iti)y, and Mr. Pettus, their solicitor, defended then). Mr. HARNETT, solicitor to the Commicsioners of 113wkers and Pedlars, said, this was an infor mation agai.nst different persons now in co , tody, fo r hawking various goods at a !thee called the 144Zur, is St, James's -street, contrary to the 4Utlcrieo. 111. cap. 41. Fr 1.1) IN j.-- - '' Have you given the persons in ,0,t,0!y notice ?" Mr. ll,taNarr replied they had had notice, and now apveared with their Solicitor to defend them. Mr. !Saws wiiied to know •under what SA‘c tion of the Act - of 1 1 ,nlitinient the prosecution was intended to be supported ? UARVETT said, the tith and 7th were tl.e principal ; that there were posikages in s o m e o f the, other Sectimis which would perhaps also he deemed necessary, and in that case a retrospec tive view would be taken of all or such us would be thought retinkitc. Mr. FINLDING. —" My opinion is, pn reading the Act of Parliament, that they arc liable to be convicted." BEtr hoped the .Magistrate would 'not proceed to convict till, be could consult Counsel upott the legal operAtiou of the :let. Mr. Flecnixo.—" I think it highly necessary, , and advise an immediate opinion. I will g i ve a fortnight for that purpose; tut ashave nu . doubt of their liabilitx to conviction, , I advise an immediate application to Parliament for re- • lief, being; of opitOoo the Bazaars are ulti mately for the general good, though at present an, injury to those shops in the neighbourhood." Mr. flatus wished Mr. Yielding to interfere . , and prevent inspectors and informera front mu , testing those persons now in custody who hold places in the Bazaar, '6til the next investigation, took,Plsce. Mr.IIARNETT replied, that there was no such power in the Magistracy; and, if any commint inkormer brought, a similar case before any Mag,is , ;• . trate under this Act of Parliament, he w a s bound to convict or discharge the case. Mr. YIELLUN 9 said he would allow the present ,cas,e to stand over for a future examinai ion, as it was of itifiuite consequence that such a case should nut be hurried over. CAT;AMII`OUS FIRE. Last night a dreadful fire broke out between eleven end 12 o'clock, in the house of Mr. Macon,. at the west side of St. Steplten's-green, which raged with unabated fury until the entire of the building waa destroyed ; the Most prompt exertions were made to stop time progrrss of the destructive element, hitt unfortunately there happened to he a scarcity of water, and notwithstanding, all the efforts matle,to obtain it froni the adjacent houses, they conld not possibly supply the engines. Se rious fears were for a long time entertained of its extension, as the rafters anti a contitlerable tion of the adjoining !Hinge were on fire. It was en awfully 'grand and terrific scene—an over whelming chaos of fire from the top•to the bottom of the imonse. It is with the most poignant feel ings Of regret we have to mention, that there is much reason - to apprehend some _lives havelbeen lost. An old gentlewomati, of the name of O'Neill, (a relative, we understand, of Earl O'Neill,) who was deprived of sight, is, Wong others, missing. 1r is said the fire broke out in her upat z tments. A Mrs. Hare, who also lodged in the house, is missing. Anti the proprietor of the house, Mr. Macon, we learn; is not to be fount). D.lrs. Maeoa was dreadfully scorched, but effected her escape by jumping out of'the two pair of stairs window. A servant WWIIIIIIII, who wgs far advanced in a state of pregnancy, also jumped oat of the windoW; pied. The Lord Mayor and Sheriffs repaired to the spot on the first alarm, and remained there the entire night. Doctor Turner, one of time Po, lice Magistretes . , also ntremded. .At twelve o'clock, this day, the engines continued playing ots the ruins, whin presented a column of smoke—and the fire was not then effectually subdtted. , —( Currespernaca Mereh 25) , . • The discussion was teitimed relative to the mode of assessment of the extraordinary contri. butiOn of a hundred After a long (Hs . 'mission it was agreed lb send it to the Contarisslon. • . Viscount Castelbsjac Stated, that the Commis sion for the project relating to marriage iettle;- went of the Duke of BerrY,litid iii;reed to suppress the 2.(1 Article, which pbiosed that r'ynly 500,00 Q francs should be giVer• for five years. The hnsi ness will he broUght , forw a rd io-titorrOW in a rithlrc • - ,••• - AlAncti 26.--TTite Iliiiitacjr witcrare , • • t o compose the Coinicit of IVitr for the Inapt' arit or General Druin are not yet named. Seveial German Papericontalit the'llnexpected news that Prtilsia'isto 'obtain all the former de pattment Of Mont Tormerre, with Marilee and Landau, and to make some erisions in exchange to 13arriria and Austria. The heultit of the king bring p6 . ieetly re he 'teak! mass iit the diapel at the Ttti- klieg. :Tliey write tiotn !tome, dint the ivhole city vitti illuntinateii on the Stis, on necotint of the nonti nntion of twvnty•two tihich took pine on that Play. Ortlonlinee of the tinted March 21; gives the natiies of persinnt who are io com; pose the institute. Yesterday evening, at half Past eight, the' Guard being assembled and Under arms, the sew tense passed by the C ounc il of War WaS read to Genoa! Debelle. tleneial, Ulu) heard the it.without the le.cit emotion, turned td the soldiet's and 'said Niy"feetures rin not change because my Conscience is clear. If the clemency of the Kitt sbntl yet be ex.% ereibed towards a subjee k t iitlto 'has Only beers mistaken, my whole life t•ball be miiployed iti repairing my foulti—if thy death only ran ex piate. it, I am ready to die.-rViv'e le Roi 1 'rive ii Rol ! Vive le Rui !" FRF,NCH PUNDS. S per Cents. Batik Actions. 59f. 30c. . . ... t 43f f. bO t. Dlrrcti AND rtANDEttg MAIL VIENNA, Maacu - ,l3.=—According, to accomati from Milan, their Imperial Highnesses the.Granti bake - of Tuscany and the Duke and Duchess of Modena will meet the Arelitinclieis ;,Louisa, at Verona, on the 18th. These angitst Personages will pass some (lays here. Their linpeeial Majesties proposed to be at Venice on the 31st of March, and to remain there till We. IGth of April, when they would - proceed to Triesti. They will return through fitiria, the Tyrol, and Uppi:e AlltiltiA. By superior orders, the title of the young Prince of Pahon, son of the Archd duehes . s Maria Lottisa; is to be in (Mitre his SR rote Highness Prime Fiwneis Charles. The brother of the late Poet Collin is appointed his setatist Preceptor, and is to instruct him in the German Language. Mr. Liston, the Erigßsii Ambassador at. Cana stantinuple, arrived here to day front Florence.' The Paella of Janina continues to Ogee arirnt self in a state of defence against the Euglith Corfu.. The three plates which he will not give 110 to them are Barnum, Perga, and Privesa ; firs fixed his abode in the Inst. He inn matt a 70, of an obstinate character, who even resists thsi Firimui of the Porte. FRANY.VoIrr, Marten 19.—At is said that their: Majesties the E'inpet.ors, of Rusin and tlnstr.iM and the King tif Prussia intanci ;unmet this Spring at Toeplitz, AitptSTZTIDAsi:MAitCH Gen. Krayen hoW, Inspector General of the Fortifications of the Xingtiont, is gone to Br► ssels. to direct in persOrt the works for the erection ninl reparation Of the foi:trevses On the Southern frontier. NAPLES. iNIARCII is Oil ilitelltinri of uniting in the maguiticeut Franeiscaii 14•11Crt our lirSt collection of piettoics is already placed, the rich deposit of antiquities or the Itoyai MIISC•1111, and the precious remains dug lip hi the ruins of Paestum, itallad Pompeii, and 110'clitA. neuni, those archives of the seience and tiOn of our ancestors Win . bear the mime frt . 11t4 Bon Museum, to rece to the remembrance of the nation the creators ittiti gelitiqlOS PrOteeNti of this new Topple of the Mutise. Lb„,