The Express.
London, England, 1849-06-11 00:00:00

ITALY.

letter frets General Oadinot, which, with the reply of
M.
rero subjoined:
h Wailers Pliaipahatiaire,—Vous assn,
Mph is 17 is so apish paralyse toss Ns Toonvomeos de soma
szpifshomin sous Mt* Week Vass Wavle* densadi

ROMAN STATES.—After the very vague reply
mats. the 25th ult. by M. Leeerps to the lucid note
dike triumvirate of the 24th, nothing was done op
cedar side until the 29th, at which date M. Lampe
olds wrote, offering to the triumvirs the following
este, listed on that day, and offering about the nine
woe se those previously. These terms had been
*receded with Genital Oadinot, and bad his concur-
nee They wore read is follows in the sitting at
Canstitusat Anomaly on the 90th:
Cemidelog thee the smelt of the Airearlea army ia the
Dom Stem satiably cheers the rospestiee pedden oaths
pope and Boman armies; thee the Ausedess, byinstele
be epos Wm*, might oceepy poititiose deetimeatel is the
fresh army, mosidering that she preen of the
mtg. fro to which General Outlast bed misented, algid
rgioditisi to the Free* army ; that se mower has bees
Ole to the leg Jetta addremcd to the Triumvirate; the
sogrieatiary Welts, the Romeo Ateembly to trasesaes
gm the follow's( ankles :—lrelv The Itoomme dim the
preteedoo of Ile French Repoblie. (Oriel bum the As.
sway end the galleries of " No, se !"); %Nig, /hears
die sot gawks la Ike slightest dorm A* NW of die
Seam people to preasseco Half freely onsib fine of
wrismess : teeny, The Teasel army shall be tesolved as
Madly army. It shall memp it may Mak it—
Manners diamprobation)—for the defeats of the maw
cry sad the health of the troops. It will sot meddle with
the imam, admialantioa of the crawly ; 4thly, The
Preaeh Itopobile gmenntem the territory osempkr44 hoe
Creep against say hreica luvaaos. (Pretested tor.)
Tbe undersigned plenipotentiary, in concert wt the
Gassed i t Cala ansessees that is es. the., articles be sot
lessedistely seeepted, he will eoseider big satire at used,
(wish you a happy jimmy !) sad the Trawl army shall re
some oil its liberty of attics.
Still thee term contained no allusion to the
"Roman republic." The chief features in which they
differed from the last were the non-insistanoe on the

toes adesses gam la trigs po mime verbalement par miTt
sem Swaps remises flt pros: gie Fugal, ea qua* Witham
estrsba NaMlass as Orem asz d6piches dust M. de Ls
elLavalime era Bien que es retard fit, dam
ti emseillism tas aim operations operations tallimbie,
ral enema A .did: sem teviter juaqu'aux
appmenses I n ameedment entre sous. Depute is
temps IN imps mlsmines eat pm se porter partout cal
sanest ere qttil oda As leer istket de le fain. Is; as
esetssire, reamed Ms, egistasmi aim M pude du lemmata
qui nail Cevitalreedde pot bess. Toss aves proposE, le
M at mole, at: Warble restaime us skunatuns dint,
wept& lea tames, lant lee sertalses matinee qul y
mat stipelies Amsest is de is Jammer use indite saddle
ties. Dans L jamb aims, Wee weaves keit de Rome
gee see shtmellase 'Bea saes touts prebabilil stn meepti
le sass, 41t, sentreirmseat I touts pritrisios voas me &Warm
qua vows eves deed me la repo lthque ro;adae die memen-
toes aanselles wee napes. es 'eve:Lard Ina elpsature.
Cw esevestlems em ame les Meuse-
alms gee ral mom 3;Wissis *entrains arm velands de
MI6 B.4"Tailaaat ; millessAmegat Je me Mar &general pm
MSS meestiment. suds Jo Am esnalare means son &mimes.
et I* eats Semi do la arimer swam wateritde /ovulate. Qualm'
la uslaistera tars fait omaltre I is Mite As la mission de

IL As Ls Tear trAmeope. ass Mimeos., je n'y coahraterc
sempaleammeat. Ma athisident, rat le regret d'ltre dam
Fimposibiliti de eatterler thearniah men make politiqes
moo la v 6 tie.
To this M. keep answered :
Monsieur the General-la-Chiel,—Your two letters of the
31st May, copies of which I forward so the government, have
reached me, one yesterday at 7 in the ortaing. and the
mead at 6 this morons. This is ay reply : I have fol-
lowed with devotedness and complete Isimettulnees of self
the instructions of the government of the »paha". The
day tea whisk, in the peewees of whammy, you mate' ma
whit most aseedelema same which my nothees sad deeded
Ibmiimmeleise gtevemind beet Ming theagod ism straggles
el Wrimmee—the day es tehieb, setting me completely aide,
yeardro=suly miniblesee IY meetly ordering all your
a to eatimmito homilithe all a a ridden,
and in the shades of algharen that day my resolution was
kreemialy taken. I Ind MR in year possesein, the day
beaus poterday, at 6 in th" months and at 3 is the
modeg, also at 6 la the satmieg of the 31.4 of May, three
me em, of which I mho Imememta to the Miaow of F..
stabs. Thum dommente will slow that during your
I Waled am_ple mot to anointethem. Yes have
:r it sewn" ea, as I bed aiirthed sere 'admits*
to
am= anamthiso, the dieislotioa which I made to
pit, that my Bindle mead be timeleated, and hostilities
Sidi resameimme hum the mamma when the term had
migked, woe aboalaM mad indepeadeat el di sew dream.
elmases. Bat I halt yea in suitable Mims nada repeat it to
yes now, that alai bees before the tersinties a the delay
(which was sweaty-feu home) the Rome antheiritirs had
✓eplied to our ultimatum by saying that they had sent me •
neater-project, whisk season semi, the elementary prim
aphis of diplomas,, and. still more thee all other motiv 0,
Immanity commaaded as to take into inesideratioa. You
ionromiy had time to east your eyes over this letter, as well as
ever the hams of the samicipal body of Rome, of the Fresi-
deat of the Ceramist Ai/brambly, and of the Roman enco-
des , when mat me the documents by your lost
olds-drsamp, M. This Letter informed me the
you were toe meek commied with the details of your semis"
sad with the maws to be gives to the army to examine them
at that moment with atseatien. Yoe afterward, assembled
Gram). Valiant, &rapaelt St. Jima &haply, and Mot-
-111», the inteadant-Mehlef of the army, and your heed of
the eta, Col. Masa. Is their peerage, notwithstanding
your seise. your abaft, sad your meamise gestures I
calmly read aloud all the demateste, as well as my Dam of
the day adureseed to yea. My ripersanatioss Inv», be-
am" melees, having formally refused to join I. year
of sight attacks, without say previous voice to the
mitheritiee—en ambeard-of set, which would perhaps have
led to the Inseam of the French subjoin remidieg it Rome—
( withdrew. I think it mower, to Meta» tket all the per-
sem orient at the meeting observed toward' the official »-
monster ve of the ramblie the most respectful demeanour,
with the exemptioa of General &gestalt lit. Jean d'A
Relation and merged. sad ealhibtened reprrientati. a. for-
tamately Wend you at the lest moment to revoke your
orders to commence hostilities ; but these orders did not ar-
rive la time to prevent the comptios of Matto Mario, when
you met with so mistime, because I had beforehand had it
mad* harows at Rome by my private secretary (11. Ledirl
that your innements ought not to cause my alarm, as thee
were destined morel to ensure to yes poetises which the
foreign armies marching on Rome might seise cm what us.
Without that mike and my return to Rome, the toxin
would have sounded, end the geckos and the population of
the city, eves to the women of Transoms», armed with their
knives, would have made an attack on the Moan Mario. 1
know that our heave soldiers would have maintained them
selves there, but the consequeaom of a desperate attack 800
defame would have wounded our country to the heart. On
leaven on the Slat of May the heed quarters, after touring
handed to you my last mote, sad chows the dangers who h
were to be nixed imam the immediate entrance of the French
army iato Rome, where you mileht have esespeomind the
interests which I had to defend, I drew up by spelt a new
draft of arraignment, altogether in conformity with the in
stroetions which I had Trceived from the peer meat of the
republic. That draft, adopted after some discussions by the
executive power. was approved of usamanwily, Moue three
votes, by the C nstituent Amiably. Before signing it I
handed yen a copy, accompamied by a declaration. I bed
commenced by reading to you my inerucuous, dated May
and 'tut corded:—
' The facts which have marked the first steps of the
French expedition meat to Civita Vecchia being of a nature 'o
complicate a question which at first presented itself under
• sore simple »Met, the gavel own' of the »pantie ha•
thought that by the side of the military leader 'bawd with
the direction of the military forms sent to hay, it would IN
advisable to plate a diplumatio agent, who, devoting Minsk
• xdosively to neietiatior.s and to the relations to be s- »-
Wend with the Roam authorities sad populations, mold
devote Wit all his attention, sad "litho care required in such
grave mitten, Your tried seal, your great *Lenience,
the Arum sad spirit of comiliatioa of which you have
given »oat ea mere than one amain of your career, have
pointed you out to the government for this delicate Werke.
I. order to give you more proem and denied immunises,
it would be necessary to have, with tempest to what has
passed for seine days bask in theßeate• anise, lakeisatioas
which are wanting to um. Your 'km mid emligiltimni Jul&
meat will prompt you hew to act eassedisig to entrumenarses.
Dacivon an 'Mum.'
As to your decknxm, Monsieur the Gintenlia-Chief, to
asamider, as not having been drawn up, the arrangement
whisk was regularly signed yesterday between the Roman
Ilmsostivo power and me, it Is for our gmerameat to pro-
nounce oe it, and, according to established usage, you tan-
let Weep it is my input before its ratilleatim has beta
agreed to or refused. When you shall judp it fit, in virtue
es Art. 2, 10 point out, before the mama when the lever
me menses, more healthy centriaments than those at present
esimpith br the Frank army, be so good as to Worm me, is
erimillen they may be taken without &nicety, and, if op
Medi the aid of the populations. I reader justice.
the General-in-Chlif, to the eon of an illustrious
molthel. Your military ardour has been worked cm sad
WWI to amount ; you have, without knowing it, rendered
pewresif the Instrument of • conspiracy moducted by the rep
mite of Frames. My vigilame has known Dow to thwart in
time the dark Kenai of which I am acquainted with all the
thrombi, and I have hem able to save the bosom of the
map, the tram of Frame ! By your affair of April 30,
poi etamerrel • ministry. By cawing the 30th of Mat,
tibia would have been another April 30 on • larc r
molar prevented you from blindly obeying those who,
bp Risk perfidious ociessels, had led you away a first
Mum aad desired at at to ruin Frames. If you do
mit mimed» me a di good Freedman, you will, pr-
imp, thick that those who have replaced me at head-
quarters are better than I amosonit others, the clikki
rn of Bands at the Holy flee, Father Veers, • Pram
gement, who is the envoy of Radetsky, the Abbi is
Brement, ite. I have the Meow a informing you, Mae
rear the Geseral-in-Chia, that all the peesom who
shall be provided with • pan signed by me are methedmi
to proceed to the fiestianiess mated dews in their papaw
I vesture to hey. that you will set in my way thie
unsure of peals order, or the free estrum sad
of wirier' carryieg the Fatale and prima
All personal intersoaree ceases between ter, steal
relations in wades are still to atheist. Reed», Measlier
the General-in-CMsf, the assumass el
Da my high somithese
dom. (Sietted) Lamm,
lareardiaary mati Minister
tithe Freshßepablis, I. iniedePatr=l."
P.B. The triunvirate has just traumata' to me atm of
the letter whisk you addressed to it this and their
eeply. The step 'Maki; tam
it expires is the spa a menthol dithreass of ear
government is algae the end whiek kr the time being
ought to have rumbaed ed to our elves

etoupation of Rome.
On the 30th, the triumvirate sent the following
Weimer to the ultimatum of the 20th :
Roes, Mar 30.—esz—We have received the declaration
of the 29tit of May, widish you have seat as. The assembly,
to which • copy wag also sent, having sonflemd their ant
decision delegating to as all power to treat, it is our pet to
mower you, toed we do ee with alacrity. If we did act
Mono to sower your mote of the 28th inst., it was bemue
ft did sot mates proposals on the part of France, nor any
ether diwassios than that which we had communicated to
rev, and therefore it did tot NOM to us urgent to answer
irctly. We have carefully monied your decker'
tile, and the following are the saodiflatiwe we
thick roper to submit. As you will see, they
see asses en a matter el nest dim fast We have many do-
wnpour% to enter into k semen of tba changes we pre
pose.--shenen dismedod sue may by the elaracter of the
mimics meseelell tep:o= amstaltly, bet also by the
explicit wish item span from which there can
be so 'mantle dellal te ter sdkaolom entreaties, but time b
wanting to eater into atilt
After some remarks on the Sympathies that ought
to exist between the two people, the letter goes on to
say
This people has a tight to Lad in Frame fraternity, and
set peacoats, the repeat or winch last would be interpreted
by Rumps as a my se distem,—• declaration of impotence
ronderirg Rums anweeky of that frisurishp upon which it
Ls al trays ormatird. A my of distress suits not the Roman
people ; there b no impetuses in a people which knows bow
to die ; it would be uagemrous es the part of a great and
proud tenon to mistake the Ike seationente welsh
animated it. This state of things meet sew; fraternity
met sot be a more word batmen us, sad without
poetical mulls. Oar workm-n, our troop, ear armies,
must go frosty about in the whole skeet of nu territory.
The Reams must not he madetaned to look with suspicion
sa awn whom they used to tonsider friend& We must be
able to dorsal oilman' with all oar reoperate against the
Atomism who bombard nut towns, and the
_rod intentions
of Frame must everywhere be neostabed. It must not be
said of France that she deprives us of cur means of deletes
he order that later she may impose on us a protection white
Men love oar iattgrity of territory but weak aot save what
is dearest to as, oar honour and liberty. Do this and many
difieultim will be smoothed away, ear aplomb, will be
*shined together and France will have cotguirred a right of
advising us muck more efficsaloos they it bee by the ap
parent hostility which, at petered, seise between us. The
samonmene which would sow seem comenieut to us would
be on the has extending from Frascati to Velletri. The pre-
amble of the declaration may be adopted as it stands.
Signed, the Triumvirs,
Masson, Assaults, Barri.
The "above letter contained the t,liowiag as the
substance of the counter proposition advanced in it:
Art. I. The Romans, full of faith, now as ever, is the
fraternal supp ,rt of the French republic, demand the mesa-
tie. of alt appearance of hostlity, and the establishment of
relations which will be the @termites of that Wens! sap-
Feet-
Art. 2. The Romans bold, as a getrantett of their political
tights, the 6th article of the Freak tonstitatioa.
Alm 3. The Preach army will be regarded by the Roman
as a friendly nay, mad resitived as tech. It will take, in as
sorlaute with the Ramse government, the cantonments as
etssary as well for the defame of the country as for the sahi-
b= its troops. It will rentals a stranger to the adminis-
of the country. Rome is sacred for her friends as
men ash. r ton. It will not enter into the cantonments of
the French troop'. Its brave population is its surest point of
sleety.
Art. 4 The Fr nab republic gagranhas the territory men-
pod by French troops against al. tourism invasions.
This communication had reached M. Lumps on the
evening of the 301 h, at five o'clock. No gnawer was
returned to the triumvirate that night; bat on the
31st the French envoy arrived at the seat of the
Roman government, saying that the terms last sent
by the triumvirate could not be adopted exactly as
they stood, but that a modification might be made in
order that an agreement might be come to. The
French minister remained in ecasessoe with the
triumvirs until noon on the 31st, when the following
proposals were decided on.
An. I. The support of Frame is moured to the Roams
Art. 2. The Prima army will be newly, d by the Raines
as ea army whisk seam to defend ite tettitery. It will
take, in messed with the II man government, the external
eastramoate favourable to the Jelsoce of the country as well
as to the heads of the troops.
Art. 3. Too Fetish republic (manatees against all
beige invasion the territory templed by its troops.
Aft 4. Cautuakotiose between the otatoasteate of the
besets army and all the quarter, of kb town shall be com-
pletely free.
Art. 6. It is well understood that the pressat arreage-
meat maw be submitted to the radiomen of the went-
meat of the French republic.
To these counter-propositioes the triumvirate made
observations and niodiUl.- time which the French en-
"refused nor accepted.
he triumvirate Sell, at this stage of the affair,
west to the constituent assembly, and informed the
members in the name of his colleagues of the arrange-
meat proposed, and of the desire of the triumvirate,
is the gravity of circumstances, to lay down the
powers they had ben entrusted with into the hands
of the aaseuib:y, and begging of it to name a commis-
sion to form a project, and present it to the French
pith p t ntiary.
T e assembly deliberated for four hoary on the pro-
ject, at d at five o'clock in the afternoon it was adapted.
The triumvir MI then left for the Quirinal
(which is the seat of government), in order to
present the clammiest to the French envoy,
and the secret committee adjourned till night to
hear the answer of M. Lampe. This plenipotentiary
accepted instantly the project handed him and
brought it back to the triumvirate with his signature,
which he affixed to three copies. The signature of
General Oadinot being also required to them, M.
Lesups left for the French camp, bat shortly after
retuned, saying that that officer refused to sign, say-
ing that be thought his signature unnecessary as tM
minister plenipotentiary was invested with full
powers, and he would wait for the ratification of the
French government. A courier was sent off imme-
diately to France then with the copy of the treaty.
At 11 at night the triumvir Sofa communicated
the joyful news to the Constituent Assembly in a
public sitting, when crowds of people were present,
_and the commuointion was received with great
cheering.
The following are the copies of the articles adopted
by the assembly, and signed by 11.*Lseesps:
Art I.—The aid of France is amend to the popedeeires
et the Roman states : these poralatiows awaidat the Tema*
army ea a friendly fora ovate to essiet I. the deems el tbak
Istrawy. Art. 2.—la connect with the Rommignmomint
sad without raisins in the attadalicidell et ie sionell,
the Praia army shall take the peeper extedie_miellemeasain
both for the Memo of the comet sad kw the boll* of Ow
Viola ; the ociansaleatiooe shall be .freit. Art.S.—The
hush Republic guarantee' the toning omega by bar
Weed
spinet any foreign invasion. Art. usier-
Weed that We prevent arraegement shall be sabentemlsolle
satilimaira of the French Republic. Art. 6.—Tie sink
of the prima anangemeat shall sot crease, seder any diet'ealwanoto, till leetairht afar the MIMI aammoseaset
of no seereattleadea at it
Deal st Rowe, at the head-quarters of the Free* army,
in tetplisabe, May 31, at 8, p. m.
(sifinei) C. Agnomen, A. Um, I.
TM Waiter Plenipotentiary of the levsti lief'
palls ea a minim. FIRMA= Lserlto.
• Li spite of this conventiem, however, Gee.. Oodles&
W it fit to weepy Monte Mario. On the other
weepy
s—hays entered the Roman States
bEvery one in Rome was indignant at
refusal of Oeseral Osumi to sign. Such was the
state of matters up to the first of June. Whilst this
yes taint Oaos at Rams IL Leemps received his
rectal, but not before he bad received the following

FRANCE AND PERSIA.—The /morsel de Om-
staerimple of the 19th states that letters from TOR*
of the sth May, announce a fact of some importance:
the diplomatic relatimis between the tative
of the French Republitt and the Persian Government
Base been broken off. M. de Butiges demanded his
}reports, and, after having placed the French easi-
est. in Persia under British proteetionf left Teheran
for Tebris, whore he was expected to arrive on the
6th. It was thought that be would thence proceed
to Trebizonds, to wait for fresh instruction from his
government The cause of this
rziture wee the re-
fried of the Persian oabioet to the treaty of
eommerce which was concluded at arie two yeses
mimes between the French Minister of Foreign Affairs
mid Mime Mehemet Ali Khan, the Persian ambes-
reader, who, oft leaving that mOtal, brought with him
the iflcation of thellrrench Government.
DMRMIAN PRINCIPALITIES.—The following
are the principal points comprehended is the senven.
den concluded by General Gribbe, between Russia
and turkey, on the subjeot of the Danubian princi-
palities :—" The princes of Moldavia and Walkable
are nominated for seven years by.the 821 tea. The
two pplacedascal amemblies ere provisionally
and re by a council fanned of boyards=al
bus of the high ollir,wholerlawril shied shall
be to examine the b regulate W taxes.
An army of from 25, to 30,000 men either Res

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 11, 1849.

elan or Turkish 'shall occupy the principalities till the
re-establishment of tranquillity in the ne►ghbouring
countries (Hungary and Transylvania), and this occu-
pation shall continue afterwards by 10,000 Russian
troops, until the complete revision of the statutes•
One of the articles of this treaty pronoducee the de-
privation of Prince Stourdsa. Moldsvia is to be
governed provisionally by a deputy who has been
already appointed. The Boyard Stesby, brother of
the ez•Hospodar Bibeeke, has, it is said, been appointed
Prism ci Wallachia.

THE COURT.

ARRIVAL 01? THE COURT IN LONDON.

- —•- -
The Queen and Pr:ace Albort,secesapaaied by their
Royal Highnesses the Priam of Wake, Nisei Allred, the
Priam. loyal, the Primer Alias, the Princess Helene, and
the Princes, Leslie, sad attended by the Coasters or Desert,
Hoa. Caroline Cavendish, Hoe. Limy Kerr, the Hui of
Lietewel, Major-General Bowleg, Mr. R. Ormsby Gm*,
Lieut..Colosel the Hon. C. B. Phipps, Colonel Bane*
and Hr. Birch, left Waiting Cootie at a quarter Wire lbw
o'clock os Saturday sternum, snorted by a deenstemeat elf
the Life Guards, for the Slimes statism of the Walra
Railway. The august party travelled to cows by a spolid
train, sad cm arming at the Paddington waists; prosseled
in sit of the royal carriages sad four to Buckingham PaMsu,
escorted by a &Mehemet of the 11th Hussars. Her hattfAlT
and the Prince arrived at the Palm* at tea situates bane
Ilse o'clock, and were received by the Duke of Norfolk, the
Earl Foramens, the Marquis of Breadalbsue, Lord Edward
Howard, Lord GOMIS Limnos, sad Colonel Wylde.
Her dispel sad Priem Albert, attended by the Coastese
of Desert, Hos. Care/Ise Caveudish, Hon. Luey Hem, the
Earl of Liatewel, Lista:Col. the Hon. C. B. Phipps, end
Celesta Bound*, hosourud the Royal Italian Opus-hoses
with their preeense ea Saturday
T. @Wiley morning, her Msj.sty Prince Albert, the
ladies and gentlemen of the court and the domestic house-
hold, attended divine service is the private chapel of the
palate. The Hon. sad Rev. C. Leslie Courteuay officiated.

A deputation, =misting of Mr. Stanley, Presi-
dent of the College of Surgumm, and Messrs. Gam and
Arnett, vies-palerate, had an interview with Sir George
Grey, on Saturday, at the HoetwoMos.
A deputation, including Mr. Ewart, Mr. Laird,
and Mr. Ellice, had an interview with the COISIIIIIIOIIIIfS of
her Majesty's Woods and Forests, oa Saturday, at their
°Moe in Whitehall place.
Sir Allan M'Nab had an interview with Earl
Grey on Satariay. Mr. Yates had also an interview with
the noble earl, on Saturday, at the Colonial-ernes.
Mr. Higham, Secretary and Comptroller-General
to the Commissioners for the Rednetion of the National
Debt, had an interview with the Chins/110 of the Ex-
chequer, on Saturday, at his official residence in Downing.
street.
A deputation in support of petitions and memorials
from the tr .ders of Loudon, Birmingham, Leeds, Sheffield,
Liverpool, Blanchester and other towns, manna' the
eharaes of railway companies on goods, sad the neesesity for
',alimentary inquiry and supervision to protect fair
competition bed an interview with the etnamissioners of
railways on Saturday at their tam in the Board of Trade.
The deputation consisted of Mr. Hiller, of London ; Mc
Richard P..rker, 01 Linden ; Mr. Crouch, of London ; and
/desire. Lewis aid Nash, parliamentary agents.
Mr. George Moffatt, M.P., and Mr. Mauna.% M.P.,
bad interviews on 8 stutday with Sir George Grey.
Major Graeine had an interview on Saturday with
Rail Grey.

The Marchioness of Lansdowne left town on Sa-
turday to Bewood Park.
Tue Dukes of Wellington and Rutland and the
Duchess of Bt. Albea's &Meade& this early service yesterday
a' the Chapel Royal, St. James's. The Rev. Dr. Hook
preached the eastua, sad the Rev. Dr. Wesley cidSciaukt at
the 11.111011. At the daily envies the stemma was preached
by the Rev. Dr. lint.h. The Rev. J. M. Anderson will
pr.sou pa swag meat is th. Chapel Royal, at. Jataea.

Maxstox-nouss.—On batarday, the Lord Mayor
and the Lady Mayoress bad the honour of medals/ at din-
ner Sir W. B. Riddell, Bart., Sir Henry BIBS. Str John
and Lad Bawler, Mr. Cubic, M.P., and Mrs. Cabitt, Mr.
W. P. • s, Mr. Richards, jun., Capt. Mayne, Mr.
Barclay Watson, Mr. C. W. Christie, Mr. Collyer, Mr.
Lewis Caultt and Mrs. Cabitt, Mr. M•Maltes, Mr. sad Mb@
P. nlioaton, Mr. J. Saver, Mr. St. Georg. Bark*, Mr. H.
Kvisble, Mr. Spottiswaade, jun., sad Spottiswoodit,
Mr. Bollard, Kos Graham', Mr. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Hefty,
Mr. and Mrs. Delano, Mr. and Mn. Herne, Mr. and Mrs.
1) Ronny, Mr. and Mn. Vidal i, and Mrs. Brasseur, and
other private frieads. Covers were laid for fitly.

CABINET CounclL—Snmmoneee hare been issued
for a cabinet co Aiwa at the Foreign-unite this attarsoon.

FURTHER Cal. TO THE BAR, MIDDLE TEMPLE.

-411. Wu-carcall to the bar et stadMite of this society was
made on Someday, end they comprise the following gentle-
men : George Ewen Iloavnean, Esq.; Sanderson
Gowtreas,fioq ; Earnest Haythorne-Reed, Esq ; BorrFon
Dillon, Ent ; the Ron. George Waldagrave ; limey
Preis" Pollan Crwee, Bog ; William Woodward Nanning,
; Thomas Rust, En ; Roney Shaw Holford, Esq.
or&US4II Seittall, Esq.; Charlie Robert Telfalr, Esq.; sad
John Lucie Smith, E.g.
THE BISHOP OF OXFORD'S ORDINATION.—We
are credibly lammed that at the ordination of the Lord
Bishop of this di eels, held at Cuddesden, on Trinity Sun-
day, • candidate was ordained &mon, who has previously
been voluted by the Bishop of Ely for Enna catholic ten-
dentdes, and who, though recommended by Dr. Pussy, bad
also been reford ordination by the Bishop of Exeter.—Ox-

ford Chronicle.
REDIJC7IaN OP TITHEIL—We god that the Date
of Rich= rod's intimation in the House of Lords respecting
the tithes has not been lost sight of by the yeomen of this
neighbourhood, and that a stir is mann; to bidet* the legis-
lating te make a very great redestion in this heavy burden
whisk mew oppresses the holders of laid. A petition for this
papers was en Wednesday (beast market day), signed by a
great may of the farmers, including some of the most re.
gettable is the nighhourhood. But we have heard this
sisselog Iran good authority that some one, friendly we
wpm to the t systems, had the barefaced hardihood
M take the tion from the pocket of the person to whom It
was estresesd, at ruse of the inns, and committed it to the
Seem This daring setts unlvernlly denounord, and legal
redress will be sought from the culprit on his convictisa.—
Baas lilsgropi et Saturday.
FIRE TN BAKER-STREET:Yeaterday &iteration a
Are broke cut oar the premises belonging to Meson J. J.
Grills and Co., chemical apparatus inisufacturers, at 63,
Bakeranest. Partaranapan. The dames were list dis-
owned is the groaad-floor heel, sad their aright has bees
traced to sem bead timbers behind the stove having be-
onset ignited. The entrites of the parish, London brigade,
and Wes of llealsod Ccmpaay were soon an the spot ; but
the theme Wove usable to extinguish the Are before two
rem moo being eat, sad • quantity of books sad other
pang% property esesumed. The canniers of the pre-
miss wen oat of terra when the Are occurred, and it was
Impossible to tell whether they were tanned or sot.
STATa Palsoreras.—We understand that the
elomeittee who superintended the erranneweets tor the pre.
asedatloa of the memorial, having resolved to appeal to the
time, Wrenn a letter, of which the following is • espy,
M the Sonetary or the Lord-Linguae% yesterday, he the
purpose of isfandag his excellency of the contemplated
moiremont. We eanast persuade ourselves that,
this to the sonraigs, the viceroy will t of the
of the mats psis sere till the result of appeal be
Mews. The sawn& is a copy of the note sent to Mt. C.
Oemslie fir,—The ememitsee who prepared the emir
meld is foveae of the state prisoners which was peorated
Mete LeeetLieatenent, will hal obliged by your
his eaveVesey that it is their interstice to carry the "prayer
that minteriel to the last of the throaty."—l'reeesers's
Avant
marIIDULTIR BANKIIIIIPT.—At the Manchester
=ZCent. on Saturday, a plantar sad painter, WA.
S Davies, formerly iresyieg as lminen at lam
*Waite es& also at Fattier" was breve* bikes the
ea • Merge of deksaNag his ereillseedpoomel.
leglinersispenses es bls leatimetey. Frea the Mir
mat ofesuasst (Mr. Joseph Pollesk) it apposes& that the
was reeds • bealmep ea Ids owe pantie in 11147,
di= ea hie exinaleaciessliefore the Couto! Bankruptcy,
the ilsemed Counalsolseer was mesh dissatiled with Ma
esemele. mil tint to seek se Meat was the @agile Obis
disheasety lanesasil ma the bet bear, that the messailip
Mei adjourned saw die. Owlets disalonres had noes bin
mile to the swipe* whisk bed led to the mesa=
soft the presreftep Mown. the peemat omit were
nabs Me 6 aevu..._ll2. no. I. The learned esemeel
Mw ailed and maned at post length Mr. Joke Siagem,
seer a master plember sod gluier is Kmeheeter, bet ala
sprative Is the of the primmer at the dais of lb
taiftesperwasi of the primer's see. The
sabloess of flis ems that Immoilololy
1 pier nth. beekruptey, be was by this miser le
remove great paralties of goods to the hems aid elope et
-ober parties ; that a quantity were °Depleted in an attic of
the piromisse Is Masolager, the door of which opened with
• slide, and was covered over with paper-hangings, so as to
camps detection by • stranger to the • that a quantity
men wore bidden in a pit sank
Ow; garden at Patel
croft for the purpose ; that mother portion were ormeesled
a large bin road es of the roma of kb hone at Patriarch.
this box Wag Awed rased the room so as to resemble a fens
or seat merely, adbeteg so pidated that so sespielos would
be enternised of its being end flexsay ethos . The
winos end large prime of the goods alter the Mak-
eups, bad Mad their we/ Lando stook st the
ISM who Wee eirrytzeoa the Mises for the fisithaalliscat
wm timelier that value of the goods whisk ease bask
, fees sleek la eds way was. et leint 1001. After MIS se-
' amiation Mr. Pollock asked to ban •the ri
Maw roweled.—Mr. Othbott, the buffeter. m
fi Mll
es wall be %km for the prime% of
so Tataimi— Maailebiathe
Wtatsprlssese might be admitted to bat thill=
mad be soli es Messy Ms Mrlin.esman ; proomadre
shish me sends, ha BM woad siatheless t Mr. Math
said that men rest with the amnia of the newt ;
the vales of 1601., he woo UK hod boss diesomeol.
what might yet be saleftbe way. Mr. Mesas .idicra
and of name ho tiallihat Is bison the elect le elow, ani
la the nee, mil sew latter idea geoid be fammei
what rot wadi be, the grime meth be rammell• hl
eostodr.