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SATURDAY, JIM is 1822.

A Dutch used arrived last night with achriees to
the egili last. The following are extracts :

lIAItBUROII, MAY 24.
The latest accounts from St. Petersburgli, which
are -of the 7th of May, do not crake any mention
of the departure of his Majesty the Emperor for
the south of the empire. The report to this.
effect brought to England is, therefore, not amp;
firmed : it probably originated in the departure of
the Grand Duke Mtchad.

They write from Vienna. that the Sublime Porte
bee 'hewn itself more compliant towards Russia,
than might have been expected after the conqueet
of the island of Scio. It was thought, however,
that the *Turkish Government was, perhaps, de.
siroas to efface in this manner the bad impres.
lion coined 'by ,tae dreadful racemes coiwinitted
in the istsad by the Asiatic troop.. The exchange
of courierir between' Vwrien, St. ,Perrnrbu►kh, and
Lipid,. was still very active. In the Austrian
States no preparations wereobewed for drilling to-
gusheraa *my iJobeervationiso that the.hopre of
ourintainiog peace were undiminished.
Oriellloisete hes. proposed to rotsie Air three yams
longer the present terifft but the. eitisturi.bove re-
jecttd this proposal by a greet majority.

IRAGUg. MAY '24.
In the sittipg of the Second ct,.mber of the
Stotts General this Joy, two inet.suges from his
Majesty were read: to the first was annexed r pro-
ject of law relative to the duties to be laid upon
foreign distilled liquor', according to the general
law on the finances, &der, 12th July last year. It
was ordered to be wooed, and referred to the
sections of the month of October. The second in-
troduced • project of law relative to the fisheries.
proposing • chine in that article of the law which
Prohibits the herring bowers to hung. frerrinKB
caught into any port bur time front which they
LEGHORN. MAY 115.
Yepterdsy evening the comet discovered at. Mar.

..
Be4leciee,see4i f kin) the-OW(l.story. . here. h..liat
in the north-iseet, between a. or Castor and * in
Auriga, and of the imam altitude_ as the; nearest
sitins. This outset is.not visible. to .the naked,eye.
The light a very faint ; the. nucleus sad circus',
ference very ill detined.—(Duich Papers, May 26:)
HAMBURGH, MAT 411.
Exchange oe Loada..-36 10. ; 37. 1.
ST. PETBRSBURGH, MAT 11.
• Exchange—
! Condor
' Annan:data
......—.
We have also remixed Flo/Wert, German, and
Preach papers of recent dates. One of the latter
notes, as a rumour at Paris, that orders to advance
were dtapstched to the Russian army on the Jdt
, and that the Emperor A Irsituuter hod 40(44 144
' St. Petersburgh on the uth May. Had thjakpaita.'
the.faict, it world -have been noticed in the S.
Petersburgh coma iss die Du 'cis papers which comes i
down to the I Ith. The notement also varies from
the contents of the German Journals, one of which,
the Auttriart Observer of the qoth, not only confirms
the previous accoosit of the Ottoman Porte having
consented to cementite the provinces of Wallachiu
and Midday's, but litotes that the evactitsiten had
actually commenced. The troops in Wallachia.
began their march homewards us the Bth. The MT.
terns] state of Constantinople is represented in she
same article as perfectly tranquil. Regulations o(
police had been adopted foe the special protection
of the Greeks, who were allowed to observe their re-:
ligious ceremonies, sad enjoy their festivities with,
out the 'slightest Interruption. The news in t,t)e
Slander* Papers is of the bite pacifio character.
The right of winch constitutes the most vexatious
end oppressive part of the, tp# on salt, now pro,
posed to he reduced in Engle's& from fifteen to
two shillings a bushel. It would be en aggrqviitlmi
of the original sin were this right to remainin
force after the reduction had taken plate, a rei'
dualism's, swat, Wet the remains Will not jiasoify
the continuators( the expeasimsraschinery. of the
collection. All apprehension,' on that point ere
hoWpOrii+ laid at rest. The )(earl a LITE liPoOf., in
rewiretp # qaestio# from rcf hi:we:rut pk OK
House of Lords last night,- stated, th,tt in itle
event of the Bill for the redoetion of- the tax being
Passed, the right of search would not be insiptesk
i 02...i_ni .v. ; •,. ;.:
M .pFAIILITT i Poor tiemovsl !pi) ass thrown
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u. t nighto ionntheHrgooutsoetiof L:ontmons,,:afteiroge,
;
irs
1 li, the t for the second d •
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101. Vag of policy intended to he pursued by
diyitcriiiirint iowardi the States of South America,
was alluded to last night in the House of Cum-
ulous by Mr. LEONARD. The Han. Member ex.
pressed his disappointment at not finding in the
Cohiaial Trade Regulation Ball a elapse recoga
nixing their indepenclesoces The Morqam of
LoNpolgrozipT, in *Rimer, stated, that he had
no information to give that was not already before
the public. With ill humble deference to his
Lordship, we do not think he need be afraid or
ashamed to speak out plainly and boldly upon this
subject. iGuirertiment .caapid avoid the acknow-
ledgment of the iodeppodeuce ni the late Spanish
Provinces in South America, and reserve upon .the
question is unworthy oft greet nation.
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Oar extracts from the Roblin Papers add the
couaty of Longford to the distressed districts.
The distress in that limiter, however, does not
arise frum the scarcity of food, but from the want of
means among• the peasantry to purchase It, in con-
seggence of want of employment.

Don ASTO3IIO JOSS DS YSISAIRI, Envoy from
the Republic ofehilii has.contracted with einiornt
boom. in London hid Paris lior a loan M. one
milhou *baling. WEIN/ interest at 6 per.c.ot.

Ntaterday morning, at Juilllnist eleven o'clock.
the KING left town in 'hie travelling carriage fur
Kew, where his MAJESTY spent the day.
On Thursday the Dyke of YORK trawiacted
military business with the Kiso.
The Duchess of KENT and the Princess AUGUSTA,
were of the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCESTER'S'
party on Wednesday evening, given in honour cit'
the birth-day of the Princess Sopbla M ATI LDA .
1 • On Thursday and yesterday the Duke and.
Duchess of Gt.oucEirrna had. dinner parties, and
veaterday they had also tin evening party.
Thursday the Doke of GLOUCESTER, attended
by his 'Aide-de-Catup. visited Westminster Abbey,
io inspect the alterations, improvements, and re-
pairs, which have lately taken place, with which his
Royal Highness appeared highly pleased, and also
at the 'intuition whichis.aet apart for she Cenotaph
to be placed of her late Koyai Highlteuttburrnicess
CHARLOTTE.

Lord COLCHESTER (late Speaker of the House of
Commons), Ins Lady, Ceptain ABBOT (who was et
Algiers with Lord Kisumu), the llon. •P.- ABBOT,
and family, arrived In town on Thursday afternoon
from his Lordship's country seat at Kidbrooke,
Sussex. His Lordship and.tamily arrived at Kid-.
hrooke from Italy. passing through . France. on
Saturday last. His Lordship, it is understood, has
returned to Euglarid meittly with tbeyiew of attend-
ing his perliumviitary duties. •
Letters dated the 16th of May have been re-
ceived from Genoa, which state that intelligence
bad arrived there of the appearance of the *pltague
iu Algiers.
Tms Fuana..—The new loans for .Russia and
Chili were yesterday so much .ilia subject of ape.
collation, that there was very little el.e doing.—
The Chili loan was dope at 75, 76, 77 4useian
sq. 831. 84.: 83, It was the 01016'1g due for, the
Spanish Beads, and the floctuottoua were. great 7—.
they were as low as 60, sad done at .62 ; Prus-
sian, 86; Danish, 85k. Consols were •793 for
money, and tioaft for. July ; •Reduced, -7190 ;
4 per Cents.. ; Dog Aphuities ta
The general opinion moms to be in. fike.o.uiof a sue
immediately after the Console shut.