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h wet to be conceived that the Embassies of the control of the Cabinet of Vienna. that nothing can
Enropeon Courts should so grossly neglect their appear in its columns without official .auction, and
duly as not to hove reported • syllable of the pre- with this impression upon our minds, we consider it ,
assoled. (acts croritinued M alt these ortecierrsisch in, ~.... hinitible toter • f i win _e the;
relation o,tle en et.asx
liar centtosplatiolsif NW Cflifionlini in the. *meta oc- er.o
.4,00,11ri0vt.,:i iik,orhenor, :for iwr .:limy of 7the
...rano Ind other papers;which have lent them selves
,lliistiers Eali bonstrai she. curse Pganolsticed (on the. to the "Par party, to presume that they were deceiv-
'y. ./1”-61,!"Ich4!il......„tht :girt/ .In"?4lises against . all ed by the interested aurettinne of mercantile houses '
• 1.1%".....,..,.."19.r.k..; A...iiii Liil.6rei at "Amis shuts;
s 1 the • in Germany, seeking. by.the publication of false re. '
'' '"'''. '-`" '9l' "• '"e '‘"'''"‘"". &e. Now a.
• ports, to secornpliih some selfish purpose.
• -No gwootively burs, thitt.sitither Austrian, nor Eng... .
..
i.
..nor prow% hor peumuu report. (up to the 23,1
.1 .An inter rupitoti has taken pl.ice in the diploma.
• ' orckl have imads, the least mention of these news. ' tic communications between the Courts of Berlin
iss
tlssak esseariSgek fully entitled to consider them . and Cassel, iii consequence of the vrolrut removal
, ••• • AP
... la riaille."...f Note g A sortieu Obetr set.) • I of the Princess of ASHALT from ,Bonn by a Hes..
shin officer. The Prussian Government demanded
an explanation of the outrage, and not being eons-
,
fled with the answer, has wrohdranu the Peus,ian
• Minister from the Court of Cannel. '
• Acemintinfrom Berlin notice the arrest of several
students, in consequence of the discovery of a con•
apiracy, which is represeuied as being of a character
more than usually importasit.—The Be** Slate
Gazette denounces the pretended Nine of the Kris
Effendi to the Austrian and English Ambassadors
' at Constantinople a fabrication.
....—._ , •
Tge fallowing are entracte. from Breath Papirs
to the 24th April :
. 11111Uttinl. APRIL 22.
.. • We have a letter frogs Bayeaor of the 151 b, which says-
-0 Tor some days pilot a double decree. of ditieeeee is exer-
cised as ibis frontier.
.Spanish Jortraals,, ersotaishre
wirehair...airy &dicks as Fraser, base bee. seised. -..
' A Biscay.■ metosucer, who had passed the Sidasses, has
brew arrested: he was she bearer of several !titers is 'cipher,
written by the Ex-Ererieb pikers who have dad to Spain.
Those papers hare bees seat to Paris. The siteasios of
Navarre is "till alaratieg; there is • party is the prowler"
which would excite civil war, a ainaerows body of "road
see hes 'hews itself, sad it is airmsed that she humus
Merisia, wheys some journals hare killed, is at its Issad.7

HE.BRITI S I-1 PRE ,S S.

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LONDON, ,; •

1822.

•f.~ d

forwattl his .1

I int ni

di the people
et the sob!•
excited- in eve►y
tallrusi-litit

the Noble-

together • iirio
RusszO.'s

the subject.
..lrt teeming, ond
deep research sod the
vognized principles
the present though
country. He come
and thus ep•
enemies of Re-
themselves to
found lathing
,ussitt's motion

It has been already noticed in this Paper. that
the French troops, entitled the &miter, Cordon,

, pledging the
in of the expe-
Alganey 4 a Reform. and should this tootiop be
;limiest• it eras his intention to move for leave to
likiite to a bill for Miming his plan in proper form
illigura iiie Howe. The Noble Lord reminded the
. liiide_
.Ibill Lard CIIATINAIeII scheme of Reform
4itatfamolated as addition of 100 Members to the
Me of Great Britain, and that a similar
vr
.. . waissoceasively approved by Mr. NW aad
"loge:
liiiiet,

.0n the frontier of Spain, had excited the jealousy of
the latter nation. The Preis P■pers of Monday
which have arrived .contain a paragraph, which
states, that this jealousy th►eatens actual hostility ;
but it does not appear worthy of any credit. These
Papers also insinuate that Auttria had required of
the King of NAPLBS a total change of Ministers
and of mevures, bat that the latter had supplicated
the Emperor Fitauctswot to press his demo(' at
present, as he mold not comply with it without
the dignity of Government.

Fes, with this distinction between the two
~ that the former, would give thir•whole of
tttw increase to the representation of the coun-
ties, while the latter preferred giving' it to the
rest teens. An increase of 100 Movnbers io
14• Heat, of Commons has actually been since
-Afl'ected by means of the onion .with Ireland,
and this circumstance was noticed by Lord Jost!
111inesatt as ceiling soma difficulty in his way. in
pursuing s similar scheme of Reform. This diffi-
vsity, however,
,bn proposed to obviate by striking
shay 100 Members from the representation of the
tiaell boroughs, and giving an *gull number to
places otf. greater importance. Of this number.oo
should be chosen by counties, and 40 by
gilts Nisi& Vbe Nubk Lord's first Resolution
• .M..L.4I•6IPIPPIntted by the Ministers, end on a
%erre OPeoeijoesed:. the numbers bring, for the
of set it 46g—Majority 105.
-.V -
of the 13th inst., which,
Ipers, arrived at our office
intelligence from Constantino-
A considerable share of.
throughout the Cootie cot
the Austrian Observer
the East, and on this
it has for some time kept
been a source of germs'
from it that all the rumours
prevailed concerning the nego-
le were unworthy of public.
of humanity will be
those statements which
day so confidently made
German Pipers of the atroci-
in the streets of Coo-
, substance untrue, very
the fourteen dayt previeos
last adviees the,Turhuh •
from scenes of violencitk
of the 'marl state
OdlOvoistiovia between Turkey and Ramis, fitit
these is a kind of negative intimation that '
pence sultinatitig between these Powers will (lOC be
intenunted. It is observed that the Porte his
oviediesenpreporrutions for war, 'such as would•indi-
cate eery an apprehension on the pert of the Divan
that the negociations now pending would prove on-
amccetsfel ; mud that a large armament is actually
-fiterosed fee • Abs. purpose of retaliating upon
Persia :foe di olgra invasion. An army of one
beedrid ~t
miis mid to be resembled
klirge force has been directed
.811111181, orpetsite-ea.operete with Caouascuio
Poeisai.tbsteedmetiou of the Mures. No contrast
cant fuss elieriefor g I Jr marked than that which is
afKred SitsimPiring these statements made in the
Autrien Observer with those which from time to

comprising . _ his -
Lisboa Papers to the lath inst. state, that the
Captain of a word from Bahia has brims&
news that all was tranqoil there. The eats
was installed on the 21 February. and the mere-
ben were generally esteemed. The Feiner /loyal was
going to virit the provinces of S. Paul and Mines
Genres. On the 19th February many vessels ap-
peered in the road of Fumigation), and it ipp,
waft that the expedition wider the convoy of
maatt rife arrived on the 15th, had landed 2,000
.asen, that the troops had not yet departed for Por-
i event, and that all we. tianquil.—( Lisboa Paperf.
April 19.)
Yesterday the election for • COMMON SEBJEANT
for the City of London took-place the particulars
of which will he found in another part of our
Paper. Mr. DENMAN was declared duly elected
by a majority of twelve, the numbers being--for
Mr. DENMAN 131, and for Mr. 80/.LAND 119.
Yesterday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council
was held at the Foreigii-office in Downiag.street,
which was attended by all the Cabinet Ministers,
who wit in deliberation till übout four o'clock.
The LORD CMANCELLOI was only preient about
half an hour, owing to his official engagements.
Yesterday afternoon the French Ambassador had
an interview with the Morquis of LONDONDBIET
for upwardrof an hour.
Yesterday the diipatches were closed at the East
India House. and delivered to the Formes of the
following ships. vise--Lady Melville, Captain
RICHARD CLIFFORD Regext, Captain ROBERT
W LICHT Noaroa—for Chin., direct.
Tas FUNDL—Yesterday being a holiday, there
was very little doing; though the Stock Exchange
was open, there were no report. or news.to be de-
pended upon. Consols were 7811 for money. 7111
for the Account. There were some nonsensical ru-
mours of a war between France and Spain,. but ao
great credit was attached to them, as Spanish Bonds
remained at 651 a 66,
Extractor a Letter from the A geot.te Lloyd's at
Constantinople, dated tbeitad.ult. The Turkish
Beet has had ao engagirment with the Greek ',qua-
' Ition off Patel's, in which the former had the •dvan.
hge. Seven of the latter, according to the acconot•
given by the Porte, have been burnt, as many wok.
and mune driven oo shore, the remainder took so
eight, and the Turks retired to Zente to repine
damage. A large fleet is iii preparation here. and
will very soon be ready for sea. It consists of 92
'hips, many of the first rate. its destination is nut
yet known, but a part is expected to proceed to
the Archipelago. We have been three weeks with-
out any news from Odessa."
Letters have been received from Pernambuco,
dated 26th February, which mention that every
thing was perfectly tranquil there. Through the
sane channel advice, hove also been received from
Bahia, of a later date than those which had previ-
ously reached England direct. They meiniou that
the tiros Provisiousl Junta. in conformity to the or-
ders of the Cones, had beta estabtibhed there in a

.101pie.ireee. appeared in the Paris Papers.

We can.

peaceable manner.

I Letters have been received by the Jamaica Mail.
.oetirMlMe. from the wellwlemman character of the I
dated the 12th alt. which state. that an emiomt
t'Airtiess•flbsereee, to attic% winch credit to ita
mercantile house, deeply connected with the Scotch
mmaletioicatioonsifje be e.t the direct Organ , jelereit. had failed foe 600,000 t currency, Shout
ram.•
.4,oit is cereals/7 ee tat the 000,00si. Nether.
•Ne
•••
••. J •
et.. idea ."`
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30.4 . . FRIDAY, 'Aram 26.. 1822.
Yi'v Jew Italisililiought filmset
1:
*406 is the illesseiwf Commons
11.111•1111118orm iiv the , liereeenterien 4
:titailiNliiiiikrot. The geseiltSportance e
',pardeep interest which it has excite
.. tie owtotry. with the dituinguishect I
-af"lesnoiog Load the high rank of 1
l
' • illail 14 Ilia undertnites the task of s
-.
'44101,- of Members. Lord Jolts 1
.t tostiit jeldisted pa able exposition of 11
illt:wee Mete with constitutional tear
was iliafassainherl alike by deep rewire
• y
.
rtlitiossa application of recognized
Isiabfisised iu other times, to the press
--. iced eircamstaacer of the country.
r• .. red to offer a plan of Reform, an
the old objection of the enea
•
f .
• , that the Reformers confined the'
..r •
, !lowa propositions, in which was to he foul
iis
• Rite or positive. Lord Joon Rossitt;
...
the form of a Resolution, pie
I to so earnest consideration of

~ . .
I'o'4 „_". .
Is; Ails Ilissfesse Observer a
itith other °from+ Papers
4tort • ..iiilit. contains intelligi
i' of die 4=d ef:lVlerch.
. snag asialtsched thr
.44.1144 cationtoniestions of
rtfesoreting the straits of
-litterent the silence which it
t' • tins sibjict has two
We now learn from
~ ....
haw lady profaned
io Constantinople a
end the friends i
l'et '''te. think that ' tho
. hips from day to di
.
.. plioet.Freoth sod Germs
, •
....4pitievisstiby the Turks
ouisitleipfe, were, if not in
• 41-I!iiiii 1114011isd. For th
tithe diiiirtqrs, of the Is.
clisitt hod remained free fi
Oa., is so seeneut given a