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London, England, 1822-03-21 00:00:00

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to some questions from
Chairman stated that the
' his resignation, that
act, that it dud not arise froth
and that the 'D.rectors
From the subsequent
appears there is au adverse feeling
the perstm who, it is presumed,
—or. Report has hitherto
candidates, Viscount MELVILLE

Sunday contain intelligence
of the negociatitilk betleen
but the Go:ette UxirisrseWe
which it is taken, admits that
its correcturic The statement
LUTIONV, in the early part of

- a pressing note to the Reis
in which he apprises the Poeta that Rossi*
is dissatisfied with.the Turkish note of the 241 of
D•cetuber, and that the Court of Austria invites
the Porte to accept without any conditions or two.
•d•tissitions the afiimahiss of the Court of Peters-
burgh. The note adds, that if the Porte shall refuse
U., accede to this, the Court of Vienna will decline
ail further mediation. The passoge of the Asiatic
troops into Europe still continues. The *tousles,
it is said, are about to be marched in a body towards
the Danube.

The domestic news in the Paris Papers is of very
little impottshee. I%losstEUß, the KING's brother,

is still afflicted with the gout, but the health of the
KING himself is !to much improved that his MA-
JESTY will shortly resume his daily rides. There is
nu notice of the Missionaries, nor of any tumultuous
assemblages of people iu the streets.—The Funds
•re improving : the Five per Ceuts. are d 9 1. 15 e.
Bank Stock 1,348 f. 75c.

IfAmburgh Papers to the 13th instant have ar-
lived. but they contain nothing of importance.

Cork and Limerick Papers of the 13th, and
DuKa of the letts instant, have arrived. A
meeting of the Magistrates of the county of Kil-
dare wee held on Monday, in consequence of the
vassage in the Marquis WELLFALEY.S dispatches
respecting the state of that county. The Duke of
LEINSTE•, Lord Cxottcoaae, and several others,
inire testimony to its tranquillity. The Earl of
Mayo and • few others asserted that several out-
rages had been committed ; but his Lordship at the
came time stated that the count' of Kildare was in-
serted through 'mistake for the county of kilkenoy
in iris rxeelletn's dispatches. The result of
the rifjouri.ed Meeting of Magistrates rt Cashel,
t•i take into consideration the propriety of pro-
dinning certain parts of the county of Tippe-
rary under the Insurrection Act, is also given in
our extracts. The manly, liberal, and constitu-
tional conduct of the Earl of 'DONUT/GB.IORX at
the first Meeting, has been noticed in this Paper.
Ilis Lordship justly contended, that the necessity
for resorting to that most severe remedy should be
established by evidence on oath ; and we are confi-
-dent that the Government of Ireland will not
lightly adopt ant• Memorial for that purpose which
has not that recommendation. No answer, we be-
lies', has been yet returned to the Memorial adopted
sr Ca•hrl, from which we infer that the Marquis
NVatr.Eat.Ete has taken time for further inquiry
into the subject. The Special Commissions con-
tinue io full activity in the counties of Limerick,
Cork, ■nd Kerry.

New Yoyk Papers arrived yesterday to the ted
February, end, Virginia to the 19th, of which the
following ea extract
LfROX MR VIRGINIA TTTTT OT TIBRITARY tj
y documents trantotitted he P,rridcul to Congo*,
it appears that the American and ftriiish Commwaiusera,
appointed reeler the sth artiele of the 11*.ealy of Cheat to
....certain the bowadrny line, haring, in October kat, differed
..n the principal vows, adjourned, to meet on the brat Mon.
day of Apsil sem. Tie document. sod report, re eery
voluminous Mod they wPi uto'be ready to be forwarded to
the Gowerstasaal by dm Comasiasioaers till March."

Yesi. rdoy a Court of Directors was held at the
.Esst (mils WOKS when Captain THOMAS Wit.
LIAMS was sworn into ,the command of the ship
Princess Amelia, consigned to China direct.

• Yesicrilay the dispatches for MAdrini and Chins,
by .tlo!. ship tondos, Captain J. IL SOTHEDY,
were closed at tfie Ea,t Indio House, and delivered
to the purser of that ship.
The LORD MAYOR will hold s Court of Com-
mon Council this day at Guildhall.
'fisa FONDe.—Consols were yesterday 80111 for
money, and fnr April; Navy 6 per Ceuta.
104111; Long Annuities 601. with Dividend fur
Opening. Foreign Smelts are still firepterniug.
°hi Spareirdi
New ditto ••• 47111 a
pariah ... Bll
Pressers...... ... AA OD_

The report wills revived Inked', ui the City that
the &ink will speedily prop os Is thocouut at four
per cent. •

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should .ttre look for the means of defraying the ac.
emery expenditure as the Government'?
The-Maltbel.Blll wee read a third time and
passe4: ; 4.: -4.... . . ..-..., .
The• iii.4lllbetinates were tubibtely discussed in
*We6l:p..44Ft of Supply.
.For the particular we
must refer o'cm. Parliamentary 'Report.
-.111.10.......-..
The'va 'ail and contradictory rumours respect-
Ing the ' oof the Marquis of ilirriscs from
India ' Itteagth art at rest. The subject was
'advert yesterday is the Court of Proprietors at
'the qbdis Noose, by Mr. It. JACISON, for
i
the pair '' of calling forth a full explanation on
'the su t.- In answer to some questions from
'that :' lemon, the Chairman stated that the
-rflobl 'llturquis had tendered his resignation, that
;it
'it wa i spontaneous act, that it did not arise from
any iise of dissatisfaction, end that the •Darectars
rep aid his determination. From the subsequent
eon nation, it appears there is au adverse feeling
in ' Court to the persOn who, it is presumed,
is ittneled for his successor. Report has hitherto
as 'grarA only two candidates, Viscount MELVILLE
• liert CANNING.
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The Udvio Papers of Sunday contain intelligence
ctiupl the state of the negociatibrik - beteeen
•, jind the Porte, but the Go:ette Oliver:elle
Asishurg, from which it is taken, admits that
It cannot guarantee its correctness. The statement
Ss that the Count de Lutzow, in the early part of
/
''• February, transmitted a pressing note to the Reis
Effendi, in which lie apprises the Porte that Russia