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GERMAN PAPERS.

TIMM NAT 18.
A small English aquadion of five vessel., uae
of the line, is now iu this harbour.

The Austrian brigantine Aristides. which has
arrived in twelve days from riot oeighbourhood of
Sirs, brings news tbot great fermentation prevail
is the ialaud of Smog+, sud that murders are cows.
mined sinew daily, became part of the inhabit.l
ants, fearing the cousequencee of the rebellion, de-.
sires to hoist the Ottoman Rug. and voluntarily to
submit to the Turkish troops when they arrive.—
The two Captaias, Valsataacclii rod Geoegunda-

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LON DON, •
FRIDAY, Just 7. Mg.

The Penis Papers of Wednesday have been re-
ceived, containing the Kinces Speech, delivered
un the opening of the Session Of the two Chambers
on Tuesday. Au allusion to the relations between
Turkey and Russia bolds a prominent place in this
document. On this subject his MAJILSTY state•,
that "a perfect unanimity has influenced the efforts
concerted between himself and his Allies to put an
end to the calamities which oppress the east, and
that he cherishes the hope of seeing tranquillity
restored in these countries without the occurrence of
a new war to aggravate their miseries." This lan•

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page, although net as eclat* as we could trA
is fully sufficient to ratite commdrota.
Caw with which the Paris Paptul generally abound,
Wert these communications foinniMl in fact,
MAJtsTy could not, with a just erg*" to his own
character, and without practising a detle.ption upon
his subjects, make a solemn declaration 111 the face
of Europe, that he cherished the hope of the
restorstion of pest*. The next point of rat, d
interest in the Speech Is the allusion to the French
sanitary eordom nn the Spanish frontier. This
army has been lung viewed with jealousy by
,th,
people of Spain, who have remonstrated to the
Government upon the subject. It would be ablaut
to suppose that France meditates hostile uperstiolis
against Spain. She has had sufficient demon.,
titration of discontent at home to leave her tri•W,
or liberty, did she feel the inclination, to disto.tt
the tranquillity of het neighbours without coin.
promising her own safety. It is also obvious
that the Paris Papers delight in exaggerating the
puny efforts of every little lawless band of inslcuo.
tents that disfigure the general tranquil midst:l..l
the Spemish territory, who are, in fact, only the
piring embers of the guerilla system of warfare,
which has done such essential service to the country.
But the spirit which actuates these insurgent bands
does not suit the lute a the French Government.
The Speech of the King of Ft8111:11 attributes to
malevolence every effort to make the amersiblsge of
a large army ou tier southern frontier a cause of
jealousy and uneasiness to Spain; hot with oil due
allowance for the candour which we have a tied to
expect in official documents of this description, We
may be allowed to suspect that a few grains of the
spirit of these insurgents may have found their way
into the scale which preponderated in the Res*.
lotion of she French Councils to maintain a large
army on its southern frontier to keep out the
Spanish plague—a plague now no more, bat of
whir h the Speech intimates the possibility of. re-
turn. Did a pique rage in Spain, which, we rr.
joice to say, does not, the effectual wsy to mew
its extension tat France would be to cut offall com-
munication whatever. The planting of an tinny at
the foot of the Pyreueeo brings fuel to the fire.
It will tot hedge out the cuckoo.

Hsvnbargh and Flanders Mails hive strived.
with Papers of recent dates. Her Hayed Beams
the Princess of Hesse-Hosionno. it is *aid, his
received an intimation that the Ktlta will not visit
the Continent in the present summer. The fel.
lowing are extracts from these Papers:—

IT. PIITERSIBUROH, 111111' 13.
M. de Tattecheff has now been • fortnight here,
and there is not yet any •ppear•nce of a change on
the state of our relations with the Porte; an the
contrary, the belief in the continuation of peace
gains round.

10'e have the following accounts from the T•rkith
frontiers ;--It is olfirined that Persia insists on
the cession of Armenia. The Porte avoids giving
any precise declaration, and depends greedy so the
mediation of England for the arranging of these dif.
&fences. According to other accouniu, coming from
good authority. the Porte had ordered the Pilch.
of Bagdad to continue the war with PerWs, and not
to listen to any proposals for peace. This has
highly incensed the Schuh, who had published a
fo►mal declaration of war against Turkey, and left
Teheran with • large army, which► he intends to
command in person. The vanguard is said to have
joined the troops of his grandson, and the whole of
this great force to be advancing against the Pacha-
lick of Erzerum. The weather, which in the whole
of March, and the first half of April, was the mild-
ert and warmest in the memory of man in our
northern climate, has been succeeded for these three
weeks past by severe cold, with furious storms.
The progress of vegetation, which was very mach
advanced, is suddenly checked ; we only hope that
the prospect of the farmer may not be blighted
by it,

■ANOVRI, NAT

It is said that his Majesty, whom we still hope to
see this summer, will take fur a time the mineral
waters of Rehburg.
An article from Homburg, of May 19, says, that
her Royal Highness the Princess of Hesse How
burg has received official inferniatiors that his bla-
jesiy's health will ,tot permit him to take such a
journey this year.—( H roashargh Papers, Al, 31.)
Eachauge on Loudon-37. Q. ; ,
ST. PETCR•BUIGH, MAY 14.
Exchange
London
•sesierdam
SMYRNA. APRIL IS.
The Teats, who landed at Scio on the 12 h.
have shed so much blood, that they Mintier. cou-
rage to the vanquished. I speak of what I have
seen, and still shudder at the thought of it : 12.000
deed bodies of Christian+, of all ages and both sears.
were lying in the streets, squat's, and environs of
the city. The Turks had ou their side 4,000 killed
and 10,000 wounded. The Greeks are pow et,-
treoched in the mountainous parts of Scio. *he"
they will not prohabl,. ,itb a Pure
prospect of success.
ed for the Insurgents,

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wet veil
the 1101
th,n the

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ill not probably venture except with a
sure
et of success. An amnesty has been props- ]
the Insurgents. and the propusals have been t
by the *gents of France sod Austria. ah"
itha positive refuse!. Tu conquer or die it
crimess cry of the whole population. Since
:he standard of the cross floats an all the 4
airs% a
,as reported this morning tb.t the Sslaiazs Lel
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wrile a &weal in tie Cull' of Myealei to ttre A
diversion in favour of the inhabitants of &So, but
this news seeds confirmation.
attosiaLs, Jona 2.
A letter from Odes**, of the 7th of May, publish-
ed in the Aagskerg 'formai, my. that there seems
tie probability, sitter the mission of Mt de Tatischtfl,
of war with the

lIIIIIIIA. MAT TA.
PUBLIC PUIIBII.
Sly !t--Wrtallities, V ; Saab filearea. NS 9.10.
Nil 13--Aletalligere, 7t t; Book SAstea, 1041.
May 14—Mefidiiques, 1 ; isuk Slates. OVIIII.—{"Asir.
friss AllterVer.)

The Atlilrian Oberoet of the 4sd. 44th. sod
!liter hos no news respetring Turkey or Greece.

At I lete hour loot night we received Dutch
Pap'n to the Sth instant. The following ere es-
tads :

FRANKFORT, MAT 30.
We hive been for some time without any accounts
from the continent of Greece. We are therefore
ignorant whether the iraurgento have been able to
extend the insurrection, and especially whether they
have prosecuted their enterprise against Salonichi.
The Goomumeat of the beano Islands bee adapted
very rigorous measures in order to hinder the
iahabirmits from asaistieg the Creek insurgents.—
It is affirmed that • decree has been published
there, according to which every subject of that
state who takes a part in the contest, tithe, in Epi-
rus or in the Peloponnesus, shall be banished from
hi. country for life and bit property shall be corals.
ailed. We have no certain itifor mat ion that the Copia
tan P•cha, sitter the reduction of Scio, has attempted
my thing against the other islands, but • vessel
which sailed from the Archipelago in the beginning
of May brings the news that the appearance of this
formidable force, and the report of the melancholy
fate of the douriehing island of Scio, has spread
general coosternatiao in all the other islands.
NAMBURON, MAT3I.
The Grand Duke Nicholas passed through Norm
as the 4th of May.
The accounts from Constantinople received here
ars of the ht of May. The capital was tranquil,
red it was hoped that the differences with Russia
meld be adjusted, as the Porte had engaged to
encoste the principalities before the end of May.
21. Porte seemed also more favourably die
plied towards the Captains, whose vessels have been
. hid under embargo. It was thought, however. that
confidence would not be wholly restored till the
return of the Russian Ambassador. We have also
letters from Odessa of the 10th of May, which say
that the Porte really begins to comply with
the demands of Rosati'. It was added, however,
that whatever may be said, all the difficulties are
not yet removed. It was smelted at Odeon that
IMMIele had been received there that Emmet kid
iiiiiidindeesd by the Persist's.
Hie Royal Highness the Crown Prince of Sweden,
who has arrived at Copenhavo, has beta received
with the greatest honour by the King.
We have Worsen from Coleco& of the 4th
April, which my that the Spaniards do not yet gise
up the menet with the Colombians. and that the
latter have been defeated by General Morales not
far from Maracaibo.

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The following is an extract of • letter from
Wens, dated the 'nth April (10th Msy) :—" Be.
teen 30 and 40 ve►sels have arrived to-day from
Constantinople, some of them in three days, bring.
iag the agreeable intelligence that all the mat
iu dispute have, at length, been adjusted between
Turkey and Kuala, and that peace is now venom.
The exchanges ha►e, iu couaequeuce, imprund
about 4 per cent."
Lettere from Leghorn state that a Congress of
Sovereigns will be held at Florence this summer,
and that boons have been engaged iu thee city for
the Emperors of Russia and Austria, who are
expected to arrive about the middle of July.—
Tbe Kiug of Nutty will probably have another
opportunity of visiting that capital. The King of
SP*i will probably decline the invitation. The
Lugs of ENGLAND and iluisce will bend sub-
Ntt•tea.

Advice's from Ilavannah, received by way of New
York, stale that a Spanish frigate and • sloop of
•sr had arri►etl at the former place from Vern Cruz,
lasing sailed on the 16th of April, with 6,000,000
of dollars on board. At that date the Ca►tle of St.
Jean de Ullon still remained in the pollovoliou of
the Royalist Spaniards.

The American Papers last received *tote, that
11. POLETICA. the Russian Ambassador, hes taken
ins passage at New York, on buerd the ship Coiess-
iie, expected to ►ail shortly fur Liverpool.
Tam Futins..--There was little or uo business
done yesterday. Prices of Stock : Consols for Ac-
count, eon ; Reduced, 78H; 4 per Cents. 841
93; New Ditto, 961; Spanish Gil; Russian 811 ;
Neapolitan 7i; Prussian 86.

A corps of yeomanry cavalry are about to be
raised in the county of Middlesex, under the itn.
mediate patronage of a Noble Duke. and some of
the principal men resident in the county. to consist
eight troops as follow :—two at Brentford and
Islesroriti, one of Stains, one at Hounslow, one at
Hampton, two at Uxbridge, and one at Stanmore.
Mr. PAUICOU GIENFELL paired off with Mr. Ser.
.leset Oust.ow on Sir J. --114acsiiiToun's motion on
Ii) e enamel law.
, Mr. Wasegag paired off with Mr. Secretary
1.178111110T0N upon Sir JAlini MOCILIOTOIS'S
lion on Tuesday night.
We understand that the prices of the precious
n'll4lB hare been materially lowered by the large
malamutes brought to our shores by the various yes-
-Itlo from the United States and South America.—
", Ship. the Superb, brings nearly one million
in gold and silver, on merchants' account.
Mercury.)

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FASHIONABLE PANNE&

The Earl mad Geste*, of Bellmore eatertalued the Esti.
aid Comoros of Parsley sod a distinguished party pewee.
day, at their house In Hamilton place.
The Countess of Mansfield gives 88 elegant dOntlir "
Besiday sent so the Prince and Princess of Dentnitrk and a
large party uf fasbiosables, at her sat, Cam Wood, Vamp.
stead.
The Earl of Harrosby had • diaper party yesterday at hit
hoist is Groaveser.inisiarei mud this day his Lordship will
have soother party.
The Right Hoe. George Cassini estertaised Viscount and
Picoontess Granville and • large party at diaper yesterday
at Gloucester Lodge.
Lord sad Lady Vane &camel estertained • large party at
dieser yesterday at their house Ms IN. Jasses's.maare.
The Earl and Counters •f Darnley will give as (*fad
eisterisiamest Ismnrros to a party et distmetioa at their
house is Beikeley.rguare.
Mr. Milers bad • dimmer party yesterdy at his imam is
Hmailina.place.
Mr George Rubisona, Bart. M.P. will have a large party at
dieser to morrow at his hoes., Roush.streei, Gessverseo.
squire.
The Doha of Grates eatertaisied • disdiegeished yam
at diautr• yesterday, at his boom le Clargesstreet, Pia
cedilty.
Mr. sad Mrs. Mitchell, had a select party at dieser yes.
tardily, at their house in awl's-street, Berkeley.aquate.
The Earl of Darlington, has hissed cards of itivitatioa for
an entertainment on the ?3d Jose, at kW homer, is ft.
Jaasea's Nears.

4LMACK'S.

These elogent teems, on Wednesday evening.
were attended by upwards of 300 distinguished
hiShinuithles among 'hum were—
Prism Ciao'''.lli and Cariaii.
Dediesser--Richmond and Perilasd.
aktreshea—Titelillo.l, Graham, and Trotlo.
MereAtofassffs—Lontwoder.y and Ruth.
Earls—Wesirna IaNJ, Albesini. le, Asenua, Elosissel,
Relono.e, Brisiul, L rya, Abnyse, Sh•firobary, Uxbridge.
Eileasery, Halewood, Stamford, Connotes, and Darnley.
Coradesints—Errol, Uxbridge, Molise, Glengall, Sefton,
Barronbp, Stradb.uke, Essen, Morley, Maosield, Han.
wood, D'Aelie, alingrave, Darnley, and Belniore.
Lenle—Ferbss, G. Somerset, Douglas, Girlies G. lles.
tine!. Harley, Borghersh, Elleuboningh„ Grantham, Ha.
snidest, Amherst, 144011/11ti, Mlllilagu, Gleabeevie. Cr....
'Ole, Mark Kai, W. Lennon, and Barnard.
Lad/se—C. Barham, Mulywese, Pages, H. Ryder, Len-
non, Elplilissione, A Cosner, G. Fuse, M. Rappel, De Roes
Codriogroa, L. Rout, Ramadan, Fitzroy, E. Beolesell,
C. Gordon, C. Stuart, Grantham., Needham, R. Ferester,
A'Coort, H. Bensiack, E Edgenatbe, C. Illandossald, Ha.
wanks*, E. Murray, 1.., Thyme,, Amherst, Stuart, J. L.
Larcelles, Rootage, Seosi, R worth. Granville,
A. Mitlissk, E. Bowl., .1 Grey, M. &upload. Shelley, Asa
Vernon, W. Russ, C. Wood, De Clifford, E.Palk, G. &witty.
A. Heart, C. Graham, C. F. Hutton, H. Chichester, G. and
C. Pratt, Phipps, E. Blush, B ri, C. Paulen. R. Illisocks
C. Boren, Hervey, Laegrord, Norman, Brenham, R. Vial&
log. Gordian, Commie', Jolla Pelee, and J. Ker.
Cowls—Porre, Zielhenny, D'Aglin, and Buisary.
aerates—De Cases, Bross., he.
Viaearrai De Mantillas.
Gassreis--Sisplued, Brand, and Ups...
Coloneb—Dawoorr, Russell, Woodford, Bowater, Rorke.
key, nod Walpole.
Jtfnr—W. G Cssiasisg. G. Robinson, F. !'inset, T. Saki.
bey, W, A•Ctivrtd. Copley, C. Grrville, and R Snow%
liossia.-Gverniker, Wasson Taylor, Hill, H. /kroner.
towelstr, Dunda., 004., Gnmlts Wafts, Imo%
alsodsaeld. Heatchrote, Lacelles, and enuishair.
Aliatesnwee—As husband, Punisher, &ring, Hebb, Watson
Taylor, Canvass, G. Plnar, G. Spywitaer, and E. Cost.
M/....—Viti goy, Locke, Magoon., Julianne, Cavendirk
Palk, Stanhope, Bence, Baring, Fitaalaaniat, Noe.
man, Punster, Liddell, be. Ice.

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