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renders such an institution utterly impossible. The las
lowing is the paragraph to which we allude :
Batraszi.a. Jmrit IS.
The Order of Malta has rendered the greatest services to
tiara Europe ;it was for a long time the strangest barrier sat
thd disciples of Mahout's, etho threatened to -mettle his
destroyed leas by force than by treachery, and the British asosent!
now waves on the walls of Malta. At Paris, the re-establishment
of the Order is much naked of. 'However this filly be; we end the
following particulars in a lenge from Miltn, slated lone 3:—'• We
have here a Plenipotentiary of the Order of Malta, who is
commissioned to solicit a new eitabliahment for the Order. He
will wait for the return of the Emperor and Prince Mettemich from
Oenoa: The mission wide which he is intnnued is not without
difficulty, for if the Order of Malta has been able to retain the em-
ptily which it possessed in the Raman States and in ttleffyita:
same not the me with the large possessions which' it had in &e
nese, Venice, Tuscany, and Naples, and ihich the Gowestadorst
these countries have not restored. It is even supposed that massy
of there possessions have been assigned to particular uses."
The Juliana is arrived from Mexico, bringing the
important intelligence that the treaty of amity and
commerce between that country and Great Britain, carried
out to Mexico by Mr. Wean, had been approved in the
Mexican Congress by a large majority. Considerable
discussion, it appears, had previously arisen upon it, in
consequence of the Mexicin Government having looked
for a treaty of alliance as. well as of amity and commerce!
it was also thought by some that the treaty should
contain, in terms, a recognition of the independence of the
Mexican Republic. Our transatlantic brethren may be
excused for a little inexperience in diplomacy, ov they
would have seen that the act of making the treaty was in
itself an ant of recognition more valuable and substantial
than any declaration could convey. However, common
sense, it appears, prevailed over these minor considerations,
sad the question, on being put to the vote in Congress,
sass carried in favour of the aoceptance of the treaty by
.a very large majority. Mr. Moai Eit was to leave Mexico
hi a few days, the bearer of the treaty to this country,
Mr. {Vega remaining as Minister -
Juliana left Vera Cruz the Ist of Ma)

morning she pained s stout merchant
for Vera Cruz. The town of Vera Crua

and no interruption had been for some
experienced from the castle of San Juar
master of the Juliana had heard nothing
at Aivarado.

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The Equitable Loan Bill *its last nigh
House of Lords, on the third reading, by
against 14. The principal opponent of
the LORD CO•NCELLOR.

The House of Commons was occupied
amination of witnesses in support of the
Mr. KKNRICK.

If the Edinburgh Review diminishes
as it declines in talent, it will soon be .liscom
the most entertaining and able of the lii
of the country, it is now little more ti
the political opinions of the most violent
opposed to Government. Of this, the
just appeared is a striking instance. The
it is consumed in political disquisition.
is the prominert person throughout—the .
articles, and the subject of most. Whether
tholic Question, or an inaugural lecture, _
Mr. Baonc HA >I forms the principal character,
deed, are utterly disregarded, and it is •
remark, how Coolly the reviewer asserts
to be at variance with the troth. Take .
article on the Catholic question : no argument
but we have a collection of invectives
cipal opponents of the Bill. The honesty
YORK it allowed ; but he is accused of
bishop of LoNDO'N is reviled for bearing
piety of an indiscreet Clergyman. The
root. is accused of venality, and the Bishop
is attacked in no measured language, because
defend the Church, of which he is
member. In his remarks on this Prelate
singularly unfortunate.
The living of Bishopegate is stated
when a Bill has just passed both Houses
eurrence of the Bishop as Rector of the •
the income is fixed at 2,2001. a year. The
it mentioned as worth as much more, •
known that it doe, not at this moment
sum. Lastly, the Bishop is charged with
without labouring !
This certainly is sin assault which he
does not labour in the sense in which the .
term ; but if the effectual and diligent discharge
duties may compensate for the income he re'
we will venture to gay, did any man better
come he receives, than the learned and eminen
whom we are alluding. When next the
think fit to bait a Bishop, we advise him
dent in his choice.

crrr, FiIIDAI
This being Midsummer-day, was I;ti close holiday
and Stock Exchange; but still the great anxiety th
garding the much•sxpeeted Spanish Loan caused
blage of brokers on the Royal Exchange.
however, was done there.
The only real bargain that we beard of in
76,008/. for the opening, at 91j.
The reports respecting the negotiation for
more numerous than the transactions in Spanish
were sane purchases effected in the Old Bonds I
the New, at 18. The quotation for Greek Scrip
count; Mexican Scrip was 2. discount ; and
873 8.

Theft has not been so much briskness in Mincing.
time as this morning. Two thousand hogsheads r
at •ery satisfactory picot, ; and there were a r
for Rum.

The King will hold a levee at bis Palace
on Wednesday next, the 29th inst. at two -'
The Duke of York entertained the Duke
and a select party at dinner yesterday, at /
On Thursday evening their Royal Hight
of York and Gloucester inspected the ruins
and on hearing that a subscription was abou.
hiss the sufferers, gave directions to be apprised
as ilion as it was commenced. We understand
of the s'ebscription is the relief of those /
&suits who have lost their furniture E.
who have no claim whatever upon the insurance
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge bad a se
to dinner on Thursday. Their Royal Highnesses
Covent-garden Theatre with their presence '
Yesterday the Duchess of Cambridge,
Rennett aced Miss Ahlefeldt, took an
carriage.
The Princess Sophia visited the Princess
day.
Yesterday the Duchess of Gloucester
and Duchess of Cambridge.
Yesterdav
, t
Earl Morley, Lord Lyndoch, Lord 1.
Prince hAadm a
Among
umtheros
Cooper, Sir A. II ill, Sir Clark, the Rigl
General I'unsonby, Captain Clii
Mr. 'Tierney, 3f r. reelirtg, Mr.
Prince Leopold, the Duchess of Kent,
crcoarimnbiyug;
Feeder'', attcuded the anniversary alertiug
cultural Society yesterday, at Turnhant-green.
Yesterday the Duke of Wellington and
Long had audiences of his Majesty.

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in Mexico. The
lay; the following
t ship, startling in
I was quite healthy,
ome time previous
'man d'Ulloa. The
ing of any embargo
•
istbt rejected in the
by a majority of 27
rf the measure was
pied with the ex-
ihe charge* against •
s in sale as rapidly
liscontinued. Once
literary publications
than a vehicle for
nt of those who arc
number which has
The greater part of
. Mr. BROVOR AK
the writer of some •
tether it be the Ca-
, or Infant Schools,
erecter. Facts, in-
I truly surprising to
rrts what he knows
ke for example the
ument is attempted;
:a against the prin.
,sty of the Duke of
of incapacity. The
ing testimony to the t
'he Earl of
iishop of CHESTER
)ecause he dared to
so distinguished a
ate the reviewer is 1 I
t
at 4,000?. a year
uses (with the con—
e parish), by which
the See of Chester
when it is well
t produce ball that
rich receiving tithes
cannot parry. He
le reviewer uses the
lischarge of superior
he receives, never,
tter deserve the in-
eminent Prelate to
the reviewer may
dm to be more pru-
FRIDAY DIDISI RD.
holiday at the Bank
xlety that prevails re.
caused a large assert-
Very Rule business,
Consols, was owe fa.
,the Loan were Enoch
ish Securities. There
ds at 23, 234; and its
Scrip was 12, 111
dis-
rnd Colombian Bonds,
lincing.lanc for sorts,
ads of suFar were sold
great many inquiries
'glace in Fall-mall '
eo o'clock.
hike of Cambridge
it Audley House.
ghnesses the Dukes •
tuts of the late fire,
about to be opened 'lll
pprised of the same
erstaud the object
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e lodgers and me.
and Chests of tools,
neurance offices.
e bad a select party
tighnesses honoured
nee in the evening.
r, attended by Col-
laring in an epees
ess .1 ugusta yester-
r visited the Duke
emus dinner party
company were--
/. Russell, Sir A_
ghe Hon. Stritford•
%fibril, Mr. Aber-.
. Metcalfe, &c.
Cut, and Princess
;hag of the Hbrti. •
green. r• ,
and Sir Chart-sr.
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