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PaTltatattelON, ftlllll/11t, 11.
A dumber of Pol.. who were lakes primer,. lu the caut.
pip of ISIS, were carried to the farthest parts of Siberia
Pose of Ihem, who reasaitied helund in the Goseroment
of
Tebolakt were takes by the Kisgeee hordes, sad weld to
Me
Me* of Beekria ati *hove 1 here they were employed six
year' in the hardest labowr, till th at hilt\ escaped. eel
wandered through Ike deserts for seven hastbed
to the town of lifa, is Oreuborg; being nakuessa
derma they weir hese pest to the hardest labosse, trit
authentic Jai/rotation could be °Wattled respeetirg them.
They at knelt, found means to write letters which made
Ibtir it:audition known to Prince Coemanline, and raise.
amenity to the Emperor, who) immediately gale otili•is !, sit
them at liberty, and to provide them with whiter rkrili ag
and mousy fur their juoisey. Tiny have nor Issppily
rived at Warsaw, Eller pammd ten year. In ibe hard.,,t
captivity, a ceamarresice of the most singular rirrtirmitsi c s
having prevented the Goverment sat from learning their fate.
Respecting the expected chances in the tariff, sedan eir.
Isis (say public papers) is yes Ititwwn; but it a tottaiderttt
as higltly probable that piintid calicoer sad s ales of diffeeest
colossi will be wlmlly prohibited : ufioeil saes, the saw%
Ou raw sugar a deity of lirifwer riwililhw is expected, aud the
duty on cloths it is supposed will be doublid.

yaltaaw, attataire 16.
The Jewi.h populaiira of {Varga. ineieues ua as tarry
dible nanitner. In 1807, it am,...aird in that city, the
trahterhs, and Naga, to 5.000; is 1816, to 18,006, and it ;r
Now 20,000.

Peterstrurth Estimate, F. beset 8:
..... •.• V 31 I iisoihurgh
Ansaterdant .... V 26-j2 Paris
RAMaV of R, FIBRUART 20.
St veral journals have nightie of • Commission which los
met at Bei lio to retelate the virile. lateen's coastetid
with the late kingdom of Westphalia; Pettily', Ham. j
see, the Electorate of Haw amid Bruitawick hive weed to
come to an aitlerstanditig respecting their isterests %MOT
from the dissolution of the kingdom of Wesiphafia b 7 a
Commission, which Lipids its sittings at Berlin, and coanns
of Comet Berostorff for the Prussian Government, asif
Ministers of the other Powers concerned at the Court of
Berlin.

The immediate object of the Commissioe, however, is it
lay lowa general principles, and dines*. the respecti►e re-
Leine. of the distr. towards each other, wbetbev the Ws-
rests of the geveromeais thematic's Of thew *objects lit
implieated ; but it is no part of their busier., to We, si.i
the o LIONS of individeals. It will depend se the result of
their labours what claims will be reguided as selassible,
sad *bat measures shall be adopted respecting them.

TILE BRITI S H PRESS.

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY. MAace 6. 18c23.

The indisposition of the CHANCELLOR of tie
EXCHEQUER. prevented the Right Hoo Gri.tlrrnot
from opening to the House of Commons vestredie
evening his promised statement respecting the na-
ture, character, and extent of the measures of rt.
treitchment *hick have heen adopted by his Ms.
justy's Ministers. The Maiquis of LONDONDERRY
rppriseti the House that on Thursday they 'night
expect to heat this important expositton, and post•
pelted the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER'S
motion until that evening.
The Act imposing the sentinel melt tax was re.
(erred yesterday evesiiiig to a Committee of the
whole Illouse. ►esulutions of the Committie
import that the existing duty of one shilling
bushel upon malt shall be held to have expired
upon the 25th of Febrility last. It is determined to
concede the duly on all malt in the possession if
[Hewers. mallsteis, stud others, between the 25th of
February and the 3d of March, nail an allot:me
of 44. a barrel on ale, and 3s. a barrel ou porter,
brewed between these periods.

The Repott of the Committee of Supply relating
to the Army Estimates was brought up yesterday
evening, when Mr. Hums again moved the reduc-
tion of 10,000 men. The saving proposed by IL>
apparently blight reduction would amount to
500,0001., but the motion was negatived without a
division. It is not, however, in the ~umbers ,I
rink and file, the effective strength of our vane
that the [louse of Commons ought so much to
look for reductions in the expenditure, as in the
civil department of the ni.litary estimates; it is ,a
the immenae army within doors, with Its enorinou•
ePtabli•hinent of well-pa.d functionaries, dist rt•
treneliment ought 10 be effected. Those who ruses
off the two Lords of the Admiralty would nut, per-
hips, have willingly d mantled a single ship; end
we may form an opinion limn the aniouat of the
Army Estimates, independent of !he pay. we
ptesume that if the pruning knife were with ar•
milar spirit taken its o the screed twilit:hes of t c
civil department of the army service, a consieteuX4
saving would be effected. In the military prim.-
limbo 'ditch we published on Monday, we were xl4l
t,r see some appointments from the half-pie lo
active service. This mode of proceeding ought io
be pursued ; it not only causes a large :401114
the public, hut it dues substantial ikough ie
justice to brave and deserving Lacers.

The aeveral Ir.:. Papers of Siturdsy.
have muted at our ufficr, repserent differeoly the
chancier of the transactions which omitted
Puri* on Thuraday evening. The cinurnotioni
'laid in the Cuhrtitrtionnel, and other JUllflloo, 10
hoc been renewed on Flida‘, and that the onlinot
Were spins miuirtd to interfere for the diTente
of the populace; other Journals speak nit-rit3
us*rtublageo of the people. without itoticiit
girt:vainly of further military exertions. A', .r
of t!:e rolircii et been !snit d, hob:Lids:lg

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the people front aisetiat iu the Ankle, Magi pair
or Wag treated el MB*.
Suds a precaution Mews et toast considerable sp.
priors spot the part of the authorities, if not
the serious nature of the late traossetioas. The two
pepsins, MN. DSUIAWCaT and Da Couacau.se,
who were arrested es Thursday night. complained
to the Chamber of Deputies of the nnjuoilloble
harshness with which they hod been treated by the
gene d'annes who arrestiut A. They urged the
matter to the Chamber Milos form of a qoession of
privilege; bat the DejitAies evideptly did nut con-
sider the circumstances .es deterring very serious
attention, for taw a warns diatussiots the previous
nueetion was adopted without a divisioo. The Mi..
inners intimated fist a very, dangerous spirit was at
work in the capital and the proviuces, and observed
that the walls abounded with seditious placards, and
that a change in the dynasty seemed to be contem-
plated. M. Da LA DOVIDONWAYS, who is one of
the leaders of the Royalist party, threw out a sag-
gestion that the misting danger was of sufficient
magnitude to justify the suspension of the Charter
and of the liberties of France ; but this sally was
instantly checked by the Minister of Finance, who
*aid that Mei should .not gratify the enemies of the
Government by sacrificial( public liberty for the
restoration of traoqsillity. This last observation
was extremely judicious. A Government that
affects to esteem the public liberty, arms its ene-
mies with the Mrongest weapons of offence when it
violates the principles of the Constitution.
General Ileavuou. who made the rash and
emoccessfal attempt upou Sumer, is still a
fugitive. It is feared that be has more ad-
herents throughout .Fssoce Mau had been suppos-
ed, for popular commotions are said to have ae.
tarred in other parts of the country. ausultaueoes-

ly, as we are told, with his ill-advised project.
'lmports of this nature, however, are seldom want.
iog on such octillions, and we certainly receive
them in the present instance with slimiest.* It is
some gaiishetion to perceive that the alleged out-
rages, whether they occurred OF not, are all admit-
ted to Moe been unsuccessful. The military on
active service seem to be free from every revels.
tioaary or imarrectioami:Mjat. ..• •
The recast emettemeitieviefstris tippler*/ have
50kyij0044111114044 Aria %mike state of
the miary market I. *gm. The Alliee.par Cents.
1.191411ita1l e. "

It is preessood.ll64iltiese allowed for the %elders of
Nair, Five per Cris%do express their dissent most be 'start-
ed, it sot ',flog sallitiest fer gulag through the forms pre-
scribed at the Bask.

The olden esiablialmteut to the book trade ■t Leipsie.
Oat of Winans's, was lately sold there, and parrbased by
Wm beelmlkr Rosana, at Soli., for 70,000 rixdollare.
There to wet to a loom in the bh.ip of Mr. P►Tai
fiTtwarrson, Penriih, • web of table-linen, the
property of Mr. Janis. of that place, the yarn of
which was spun by MART NOSLS. of Punt's, in
the 105th year of her age. And it iv not less de-
serving of untie... that Rosati, the eon of the
above Seiwnstsolv, who has been totally blind for
upwards of 14 years, is the person who is weaving
it. The pattern is 'Luau to wearers by the name
of snwr•drup.

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7M's/000asty sad wtwy Cover Addresses woe 1
preoesisi Ike *any& Wits.t.cetni at the Castle of
Dellis oft Friday. A Debits Paper says, 'ls reading his
laply to the Usisrs, /Wm. his voice faltered at that past
is slick attosies less made So his MAJOSTY. Hie Excel-
keel, is swot* of his Sovereign, Was alsocat affected to
seem is be set, thee, a Represeistative worthy the Ho-
mei Ms selected hint ?"
its Qom% Como, sod Galway Gentleamm bad she he-
BMW it Going with ide Excellency Is Ile evestog.
The Cork Paten of Saturday slate, that the recent ler-
tilde examples hare produced so cheese is the coodset of the
deeded peasantry. The search for arms Is fiat ecnosty and
also I. the comity of Kerry, proceeds with its swat *vivify,
The !epode of outrages is the assail of Limerick sherld Ise.
resstoid side cootie,. liaos of ate Journals of that city ar
pose ready to gi5540,461 se every rummer.

Yesterday the Dislttlif Yoke. as Commander
in Chief, held a Levee at biz Office in the Horse
Guard..
Last night's Gaulle contains an Order io Coun.
cif, dated Brighton, February SO, Mt, dispensing
with the services of the militia of the (hilted King-
dom for the present year.
BILLS or MORTALITT.—We have inserted be-
low the hills of mortality for the year 1891, of tbet
city of New York, sod of the city of Landes. IC
is. general remark, that the diseeeve of conasillik”.
titre is increasing in this country, and it has bees
thought in some degree peculiar to this climate.
h was mentioned a lea drys ago in this paper,
that one-fifth of the deaths in this city for the last '
year were from consumption ; and the remark is
repeated in the Report of the City Inspector. It
will be seen, however, that, strange as the coinci-
des:ice may appear, the deaths how this terrible
disorder in London for the last year, bear exactly
the same proportion to the whole number that they
do in New York. One fact appears from these
statements, which is no less strange than true.
The population of London is estimated at
1,200,990--or as ten to one in New York ; but
the de iths fur the lest year have been but as six to
one iu New York.—(Assn York Paper.)
Tea FeeDa.—Tb• Dinette:, are not ineremeings there
were very few yesterday. The market was very steady, Wok.
ion rather better: Gaels are 781 79 Money. and 791 i foe
the Amami; Navy 5 per Comte. 10211 The mown us
Monday of stork required to be paid sitr did not ailment
to 28,0001. at kat it is vo said.
By an ordieuate of the 18th February, the importation,
duty Nee, of foreign undressed linen soil linen run, sate
the kiegdons of Ilanusrer, is allowed alter the let of Match,
11822.--(Haaibarph Paper.)
A copy el the Intended new Russia. tariff has reached
lii. country by the Dutch Mail, bat as we understand that
ante articles is it are siteorreet, aril that ethers sue likely to
woolen@ r • 'on, we d, fur giving it lentil it appears iu the
Arial farm.

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On Saturday evening the KINO had a Intis'ical
party in the smell or octagon mum in the centre of
his Palace at Brighton. Mr. W...usrtS.Tt. Mr.
Vomitus. and Mr. J. B. Sows, were the vocal
peiformere, and sung several glees, songs, &c.
ilta Majesty appeared highly delighted with the
different performative,.
Sends), morning the KING attended divine see.
vice at the Chapel Royal. in his P.rlace at Brighton.
His MAJESTY was attended in the Royal Closet
by the LORD Cltamiloakain, the Loan STEWARD,
and the Earl of Itesareok. Among the congre.
gation wire the Esti and Countess BATHURIT, the
Ladies Biannual', Viscount and %Imamate; MEL-
VILLE, the Marchioness of CORTROHAM, &c.
Dr. PEARSON and the Rev. Mr. Hokaißs. the
Sub-Dean of the Chapel Royal, officieled at the
sitar. Ao excellent sermon was preached by the
Ile,. Dr. PEARSON. The anthem was, " Thou,
0 God ! art praised in Sion," I by Dr.
• Gamin, sad admirably sung by Mt. .W. KR weirs •
and Mr. Vomitus. The chaunt etalloseaftlirdi
. by Mr. X nye Orr.
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, Sunday evening his MAJESTY had p.m
imtbmilwgeo mom, which was brilliantly, roe
the oseasies. The party who had the, tumour of
being invited were not numerous.
Mr. Voiditiclf opened the Messiah in a very
chaste nod repressive manner. es Ad Mr. J. S.
SALE in giving the solo, " Tears such as tender
fathers AM." frost RANSIL'S Oratorio of Deborah.
Me. VllllOll4ll song " Total Eclipse" with much
effect ilia expresaion. with which the Kinn ap.
pored much affected, supposed to have brought
st= to his recollection the Magieriags of hi* lute
r !rather. His MAJOISIIII Is returning sp-
• .. 1, ratified with thi.6loson music of
, 4 i,..•
Oille . . li ! 0 '- 4.• ! •
1. • hos gal r .1.1 . -.1, •
.i 1 . ' r .1•TISNIONABLI NO VINERY&
.r r 110 .s. 11 .: ......1.....•-•-• . .
INIf INAhlofffileittreas resumed to lesm yesterday (rum
ibeirealltlM.SMOßP-
Olklegalneeillmoilmeiss lows Walley foe Hellos Mow-
e Ltiestwistilta • ~' i i• -...-.. 1
• • 44,4 end. LadipsAmberall lall ilimuseakeday for their
seat, Mums's, Hewes, ReaSe.W.l. 1 lisstil
' Me Jobe asd Leipireessisoiffionffir kik Weerea's Hotel,
Regent-st reel, rolloodor, for Ibido NW la Shropshire.
Hoe. George Lamb, M.P. arstaatiew Muds, menial! et
Ids hews., Whitehall yard, bees betarL Hs.. Mrs. George
ILoolb arrived a few days slue Mom Paris.
Revivals at the Royal Hotel, St. Jasess'metreet ~.-Lerg
Thomas Oren trust his kestlsar's (the Marquis of Exalter)
wet, Berleigh, Liorislasisire; Sir John Maejorthanks, Bert.
from his mat iii filestlsmil ; Majer lIPNeil from Indeed.
Departures from ditto :...01 Jake Mope, Bait. re, Hocks;
Has. !Ahead for Paris; Deptaie BIN., lath hum" fur
Clifton; Rev. G. Dmitri toe his seat in Yorkshire; Benj.
Droltry, E.q. for ditto; sad James Sparkee, Esq. far his seat
M Surrey.
His Baeelleitey Augustine "Mee and Mrs. Foots, have
arrived at Jamie's% Hotel, 111Jamsesmiesat, bus 041110..
hues. . • i..: ..r.i . 0,...,t1 .t,,.
SIrJ. F. imil Lady loads, soli dm* Aami4lesdond at
Hark hawse Is 11i&etree4, imlwiliplyarmas Istiltdbilr weds
Tetley Meese, sue RaisitelliwikClMMime • • ..et et,
Ovilossel sad Lady Comber -Weed we anthloiti at
Theresses Ristel, Sorkeismoipmee. from their aeat,,Ulabnea,
Surrey; she Mr. end Mrs. ttlgiuls frees their seat is Barks.
PASIIIONABiIi'PARTIES. .
4egaselohnow."-
Ylocouotror Hoospha
4apinu resit for dre lesson
cos Woodsy tyrants, at do Green-street, Gros-
venor-square, whirls was • Megantly attesdel. The
draaluvroows were most brilliantly illuniastedwisb lustre.,
wag light', Re_ deur the distinguished party were—
The Duchess of Richasoad and the Ladles Lennox. the
Duchess of Mostroes and the Ladies Graham, Earl Whit-
worth and the Durham of Dorset, the Marchioness of Sa-
lisbury, the Marehiosess of Londonderry, Coma and Coun-
tess Munster, Coast sad Countess llYAglie, the Earl sad
Casale,' of atibeetarle„,the Earl of Westmorland and Lady
G. rase, Countess of Clare and Lady J. Fitzgibbon. the
Collates, Gleegall, Earl sad Costliest Venda's, Sir nue.
sad Lady Stepney, he.
Mrs. Thomas Hope gave a splendid rout on Monday eves.
lag at her house is Mandrill street, which es. attended
by all the leading sad distinguished fathionablei in tees.
Mrs. Mitchell has issued cards of invitation fur a ball
en the 14th instant, at her house is Chsrles.street, Berke-
ley-square.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Stafford entertained a
select party at dinner sus Monday at their house is Cleve-
, Mod-row.
' Earl Whitworth aid the Duchess of Dorset will entertain
a distiagnisbed party to-asorrow at their house in Grosvenor.
square.
Lord Melbourne eitiewsined es Woodsy the Bart and
Coasters of Morley, Earl Clanwillime, Earl sod Casettes
Cowper, Mr. sod Lady Elizabeth Vernon, Mias Villiers, Mr.
Greville, Mr. Montague, Re. at Air house, Whitehall.
' • The Earl and Countess of Albemarle estertsined a tarn
party of distioctios at diuuet yesterday, at their boss. iu St.
James's-square.
'"' laid and Lady King will entertain a distinguished party
• at their house ho Dover.sirret.
1 :7.llllarquis of Lanai/owe has inured cards of invitatioo
fee a party oe Sudsy at Lansdnwn House.
INK . V ie.. Ca mita ter will entertain a large potty this day
at Wipes' Is Sauth•street, Park-lase.
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A HINT FOR DANDIES.

General Uwarow, Commander of the Remiss Guards, has
Miami me Orate of the lkis, &wino that it is his Modest));
will that the Cootsseeder shall take care to preserve the
health of the soldier% hp mimics' (Whine, stud especially
by lie 111•111111 to snow of their Islip( denuders. The same
estentoso is so be paid to ioreperiesteed yodug officers who
from false meioses of elegattco in dram, loiters their ;Malik
by laciag tbemaelves.

The Princes. Surma visited the Duke of You
yesteiday.
Earl BATHOS.? Cams to town last night from
Brightoo.
The masquerade at the Court of St. Peters..
burgh. on New Year's Dor, was brilliant beyond
all description. A b•ve *4OOO were assembled in
the Winter Palace. _ .

-. ... --.
The last return of the amount of the subscrip-
tion for erecting a public monument to the me-
mory of the late Right Hon. H. GRATTAN,
amounted to about 4,0001.

A gentlemen. eighty-three yews of age, resident
within five miles of Carlisle, proposes to walk to
Newcw.tle•apon-Tytx from this place in one day.
The distawee is 56 odes. If the veteran pedes-
trian aecompliab this. it will certainly be a wonder-
ful performance.—( Owlish Jounal.)

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