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A letter *jai Views, dated the 13th of May,
167*—" Thiumesuriiith Use Ises is sitsslaiss
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relative teilkiiintionsitre of the Allied Sovereigns
of Laybatis *Orr wholly deotitote of foundation.

the* EmpiecorAteitoildet wad .diassiliv4y fixed for
tbts.day, (the 1311t),,iid that the Emperor will pro.
media the firsi Instance to Pestli, and'ltoirtediately
afterwards to Sr. Petenbargh."—/ Tire Maesitear.)
:The. Emperor Alexander left Laybach on the
13th 'of :Kay, His Majesty Moreau) his States
without poring through Vienna. He is expected
at Petersblirgh on the 27th of this month.—(/oar-
Chi des Debits.)
:The Urgent Potato di Borgn, Russian Ambassa-
dor to the Court of France, is expected here this
day or 10.1301f011.
is' eaitt that the twelve Arehbishop%' and
Bishops' Seca which have been provided are. Reims,
Syne, ditty, Beauvais, (.Thertrevp
Tarbes, 'Lugo% le Pay, Salley. sad .Perpigaao.
• • • • •-• • -• • • 2•Piiiit,. nay IL
The Rots/ Delegation charged to .nowise the
coliddet 0;44 falaihike hiked pittekiii the insur-
rection. has ottensitoded all the soopttest 'nth°.
erfitlif to plate limier aeintstration the property At
4.4 pertains, dovigoated in the decree, warm whom
Whisalreen judge* necessary to coritalhis? a crimi-
nal procedure. it ks remarked that tlin•Aii4 doe.
not comprise the greater port.st 1011albrs of
tliiinula or TOO.
efi • tONIAN fifLoNes. • •
• • Sof
the COSMOICr*
Melt • IPRIVATI Lorre&
•Plell. 21.
Notwithstanding the prohibition glees by the
reveal lioyirolooso 'of "Efirsin•to their selects •
that they should not jolts life revolted Greek., yet
every Jay the. Greek army owes to the presets.* of
.•;the girl European ;oqiieer a more reviler and
swain imposing organisation. With equal nen-
bers the Torts would, no doubt, 'hear dorsi eieiy
*Mg •by their enal‘ ; hut the oven! Turkish
Coessinabdere Inv* toss rill eoididenee in their
troopa'stole, the fropical depertiot4 that swell the
.eoresn'w army., 1-*
tf4ii,foiirtkosple. that the Armetalis of the
bawd 411 O'lloute ellidalie 000 Zigorites whom Alexis
Nittitta IniiArtitiftsll:finni' the erotica of the Grand
Saignor, the brave Suliotes, who are
reeoneilect to Alititikleen, former Peel)* of Janina,
but how known the name of .Carr Alt (the
excommunicated Ali), otter a renitence over which
it sprats very difficult to triumph. 01J Ali seems
since his disgrace to have redoubled his activity and
etifergy:- 'At the fp or soiyeor. .tie thapleys more
fire than ems% While his treasure.s paralyse even
in. the bassets of the Divan the revolution of the
Turkish authorities; the 6Q,000 muskets which he
held in revive have been distributed among his
platy. Hit pluns-liere long been forMedt and
thence the advantage which he has constantly had
over ,Itiv.enerniet.- and the ardour which he has in-
fused-int" his friends.
-The' flreeka, naterslly suspicious, f.,110w him
with • blind zeal since the time they fancied that
they beheld the accomplishment of what they
call a prophecy of Ali. They remember that
last year, when Ali sought to induce the Sulitites to
join his party, lie used to them these mentors-
hie words : " Serve my cause until the month of
March, and the SUltan will then 'he involved in
such rinbarrssmeatr, that we shall be in a condition
In dictate lima to him. Brave Suhotes! you will
lien return to your mountains. and from the rising
s;f the meteors of Kiapha you will assist at the ob-
sequies of the Ottoman Empire." The Suliotes
ore, in fact, minters of Knobs, and so far verify
the accouiplialiment of „can Area prophecy.
So long as old Ah, supported by his three hun-
r4 cannotieers of ono of the bravest nations of
Europe, shall hdld out, it is not probable that the
Euniati Proclamations can be very decisive. it is,
however, certain, that hitherto they have produced
very little effect, and that Ypsilanti, and the other
I.lEocrs who depend upon the Religion Governuteut,
du not seem disposed to leave the country.
The Eughott Governor of the Seven hilands has
prohibited all the subjects of the United blonde
from taking any part at the actual insurrection.
This Ordinance, dated the gih of April. was rather
lite, for several Greeks of the Seteu Islands had
fivnureil the movements, some by their wealth.
'alters by their persimal exertions; aud,. in con-
tempt of the Ordinance, thercOntinue as before to
a..ist their brethren by every means iu their power.
They hope dist the struggle will not be very long.
At:limed-Pitch,. who commanded the army op-
posed to Ali Paella. has received orders to treat
with him. The Turkish General experiew:ei a
sinnt•r re,tstance from the Solaria, whir have 5,000
men iu 11111106, mud wage a guerrilla -war against the
rkv.
• MILAN, MAY 13.
Count Hobos, our Commatuler.-M-Chief. has
!NOW VOilitintlioiseti by the Emperor to be the
bearer of the keys tit the citadel of Aleamodria to
Kuis Citadels Felix, olio is at present at Reggio.
Illaclaipbsiituti ins hitherto prevented his EacelleaCY
from Whiting his ordure; but it is important the
totentions of • his hametial SI-jessy altotild • be

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known, that the slightest pretence se* DOI tetttdll
fur the reports of conquest, kr. which hoe ban
malevolently circula►ed.
CILZRIOWITS. APRIL U.
On she 19th, the Turks, with three or four
thoosend men, reconnoi►red the
the Cireeki, se►r

straw . Am were on the
route of Foczani, in front of Bradlee,. The Greeks
reused slash! saithout coming tw-iiis iiiiiegpmenit '
TheiheMSeitialifer les pre•ent. le ifteriiening Of
Wile ietiiiiseet I. the fortress, and the Greek. His
,
simetil 'their farmer post. On she gist the germ*
kier again reconnoitred with eight thousand menh
in the direition of Galatx; .lest she Greek. being
embarked in their flotilla; "frith is stationed neer
that place, there was still lalli room for any serious
engagement, as Gallica hei been pot in a state of
defence, and hit a numerous Greek gerrissin.
Illlftt,lldir 14.
The storm is beginning to threaten General
Morello, Cntint of Carthagena. A deputy hay re-
galia an explonstion from the Minister at Weir of
his conduct in countersigning the appointment of
all individual to set office in Spain, WllO in his quality
of Captlin.Generol of the Carom's, was a resident
there. A Government Journal says, that the laws
of the bidies, which declare Viceroys and Captains-
General should, be prudent in their Government.,
could Sof apply in' the Count of Carthagenr, who
was intneeted with on extraordinary mission, end
ineeeed 'Oath )tiler powers thou yicerays. The
tacial answer is momentarily expected.
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SPANISH PAPERS.—HAMBURGH MAIL.
MADRID, NAY 10.
We rimier& eery late yesterday the aircoust of sibs. had
passed. at La Yeatans; so that it was sot possible for us to
weeptios it. We can sow say that a M. Noses, brother to the
Captain of that wane, well knows (or the sound prlseiptei
which he beeetver ceased to advocate, delivered • 'tigagnili-
art discourse, is which, for the violist diatribes, the ideas
dMidpiations, the ridiculous exaggerations, which have on.
Ahoppity hem too often heard in that club, be substituted
Nast iinpeciaat troths and lominousagionis is politics nod
legislation, aid the whole is a lofty style, which gave ex-
Mitordluary iplessidivi to this Gee prearetion. Ws wield
repots to servo a patriotic society be every ward of the city,
"if all An thigell• W 0.1141 speak on the same principles as
M. Newt ; or we meld order them all to he shut, if they
spoke like the Yahwism elergym no.
NAT 11.
Yeaterdaystrroitig the assembly at La Vistas, was brit-
lest. All the orators, including the Valeselie eternities,
expressed 'scilicet prinelples. "'fie iste of his twist/1
aid its pet/Skelly were hie pride. If indolgise is perm-
splines, with geld& be was reproseitell, had had ernes-
' queuees, be wools, give ep that coorse;* sad in feet he
spuks efierwards lake the brothers Hume aid the other
orators. If the club at La romans pea os Mrs, it will
be advisable fur all persona who have out much ID dr, is
go in the evening to bear lessons of pure patriotism.
Lee le.
it is motideotly asserted this evening, that Starr Dos
Pedro llelos de Buried. his' bs•ii amisitted Political Chief
of Madrid, and the Marquis de Casa mimeo so the pm of
Andlaseedur from Spain is the Court if Paris.
&mints' from Vittoria, of the oth of May; say, that the
troops sad the local militia of that city maims, to moor the
pruviace, deer the affair of Seheatima, is pennit of the re-
helm Mara Mperseil, and met With mess of these sear Val.
poem, of whom they killed teo, sod took men, whom they
have brewed here badly wounded, especially their chief, the
Ceerilsaase of Pipes.. Theme were gees to disperse, sod is
order to char the coustryof this rabble, who became robbers,
the Catalonians, as well as the cavalry de risf•ois, std .be '
national Militia, have takes thelield 'gait,. The prepara-
tory steps to try the rebels of Salvalierra and others, Wars
' the Mihtsry Tribunal, are proceeding with feral distkily.-s-'
The Captain.Getterel of Gripseem, and his sellMr are
lore here, and will probably remora till the concleetouggellia
i
pirceedings, which, Mouth very disagrseable. are shedellek
necessary to maintain order. In the sitting of die Cortes,
Nide Ilth, the Secretary of the House Department gave an
emetegni of the arrests which, at the petition of various is.
idliallisols, had been made is several great cities, of estessme
'‘esseidered as disaffected to the new system. The Gower&
meat, be said, was sensibly affected at the repetitious( as.
orders, which lowered the present system is the esteem of fo-
reign nations,sed tended to iscresse the intermit enemies of
she Cousturtioe, and that it bad taken all means to peeved
the folere violation of the law.—{Madre( Pepin, %p 14.)
RANNVAR, MAY 111.
Amelia" to the accounts received here frees Leedom by
the last mail, hig Majesty our King will arrive here, if the
plan of his jemmy is rat changed, os the ltd August, by
the • sy of Spa mid Hombre'.
Very great improvement's are making in the Court Theatre
against his Majesty's arrival, so that the bones will be
closed for a considerable time. The great boa opposite the
step is Sitiog up for his Majesty with splendid domeatiose
ordered from Paris. The managers are to treaty with some
of the must distinguished performers of the Germaa theatres
for the time of his Majesty's visit.
gerressausene, NAY 9.
Various ehasges of positioo are taktug place men our
troops in the southern provinces of the empire. The
Imperial Greeds march from this city in a few days wales'
essunier.orders should arrive. The head-quarters will be at
Witepsk.
WARSAW, NAY 11.
We can now slate for certain, says our Gaulle, that his
Majesty the Emperor will arrive hers about the 19th.
ittuusstm. MAY 4.
The corps of General Sicken which has been hitherto 00
the Dnieper, neer Mubilow has goes to the smith, sod will
probably march fur Bessarabia, on the (Mistier* of Meldavia.
coneemersitome, •enti. 19.
The rage of the Turks mailed the Greeks here is beyond
all conception. The Goverment Sods It impossible to re-
steals the people. The meat blood-thirsty are the Asiatic
troops, who mono by forced marcher, and are guilty of us.
bounded cruelties to the Greek inhabitants. They pluSder,
murder' and drag away the wows and girls, mid noise* M
shie to cluck these daily increasing disorder. ' • '' '•
asussraos, MAT it
Lettere from Jassy, from se authentic muse op MIN
April, can are the iaielligesice that the Glessids lens admired
beyond the Danube. News hod also Woo viesised (bet
Greek pirates had taken is the Atellipahrs se Illaglish ship,
bored from Odessa to Useellool with b ono it fallow, Mil
demanded 100,000 piastres fur she ranee/got s proceeding
which suMeorialy shows the rapacious character if their en•
ierprise. A report was in ciretelatiew as CIIICOW NI thelerh
May, that there had been • meat massacre at Cuestas.
limply, and at Warsaw it was reported on the oth that rods
Usti ibid./0d to Malta with the trimerre cvllceted by Owe
Greeks.—(ffanshargek Papers, 'May =) . • •

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iI TAKEN
:_. 'viina:-ALEvi,pystoi • .Outlet TO
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7.014t411 afternoon isril,:iterl et Portsmouth ,he
Mines sloop Of war, Ceptaia HI A Lemon Edo?, '
fie& -Pernambuco, Bahia. end Rio Janeiro, which
list place she left on the 29th of Mirth,
had a good passage of 5t day." to Scilly, when she
met with adverse winds. She brings the important
intelligence that LIMA HAS BEEN TAKEN
by Lord Cocuaaas sod General Son MARTIN.
after • very trifling loss, considering the stre,ogth
and importance of the capture. Two of his Lord- 1
ship's ft ;gates were sank by the fire of the batteries
at Calso, but the troops under General SAP
MAUTIX sustained very little loos. The treasure
which fell into the hand's of the captors is said to be
very considerable. NoftirtheiLparticulars were known
when the Icarus left Rio. Commodore Sir THOMAS
HAIDY had left the River Plate, in the Creole fri- 4
gate, Capt. T. WHITS (u), and gone round Cape
Horn ; having directed the Superb, 74, Capt. A.
MACISSIIS, not to proceed to England, as was in.
tended, but to remain in the River for the protec. ;
tion of English property Oil the cotter° side of it he
continent of South America, where public events of a
new and important character were occurring almost
daily. The French line-of-battle ship Colors, and
Areihrer frigate, hsd also left tbesitiver Piste, to go
round Cape Horn. The pules Woisalosoar 'Agate,
Captain the lion. It. C. &wren, hod arrived at
Valparaiso. The efiedrontuOr frigate, Capt.
SNsa-
atrr, arid Conway, Captain BAHL !SALL, were
also-in the South Seas; the former wee 'spiting the
approach of the summer months, to return to Epp
land, us she was in a very bad stiberoi repair. The
.Sioneer. 46, Captain O'Bitstr, was in the River
Plate; the Alacrity, 16, Ilitealr STANHOPE, had
arrived at Rio from England.
The intelligence brought by the harms with re•
spect to the expected return of the King of PORTU•
UAL to his European dominion", is, that a squadron
had been completed in proviitions end stores for
the reception and voyage to Lishen of himself
and part of the Royal Family and p Plttirbec
of the Noblesse. arid his inifoiion to return
bad been officially notified to the• Diplomatique
Carps; but it waa, notwithstanding. extremely '
durobtful whether his MAJMY would ever finally
resolve to embark. The event of the arcane/w-
-aste of the Primes' Royal, which it was said
he waited for, had some time taken place, but
his NIAJEsTY'S 4,eparture did not, appear to be
accelerated by it; The; fact appears to be, that
the Prime Royal of POII2.OOSL is at the bead.
of the party that has brought about the revo-
lution in • that country, mid that it is Mr wish
to see his father happy and comfortable auy
where but in the Brazils; for hi. Royal Highness
foresee', that the South American States will at to
very distrust cloy become indepeudesit of the mo-
ther country. The recent manifestation ofpublic
feelieg at Bahia, Pernambuco, and all the north
probinces, tends much to strengthen this belief.
The squadron fitted out at Rio to convey the
Kum to Lisbon, consisted of the Reyna. of 74'
guns, John VI. and Norio de Gloria frigates, and
a transport. Count de Palm ELLA intended to re.
Aura to Lisbon in ope of these ships. Mr. Mecum
'Secretary to the Count, is come to England in
the Icarus. "The kerns brought only about
40,000/. in specie; but it was understood there were
about two millions and a half ready to be shipped,
which the duchies' departure of the Icarus prevent-
ed her from bringing. She brought twenty-five'
invalids from Sir THOMAS H•RDY's squadron.
The /cares spoke the following vessels, all well :
The brig Traveller, Josspa CAM, Master, 4th
May, in lat. 18. 6. N. long. 37. 4. W. out 23 days
from Liverpool. The ship Vigo, of Loudon,
WesysioastAnn, Master, sth May, in at. 20.
SU. N. long. 37. 41. W. out 15 drys from Fal-
mouth, bound to Demerara. The bark Saran, of
Ayr, 14th May, in lat. 41. 00. N. long. 33. 23. W.
out 55 days froM Bahia, bound to Haniburgh.

ILLNESS OF BONAPARTE.
Xuaday Morning.—Tha Mary Artie. You so,
from Bonivia for London, passed the Isle of Wight
last night : some of her passengers landed here this
morning, and state they left St. Helena fifty-six,
days since, and on the day they sailed, BONAPARTE.
who bad been seriously, ill for some days. bad, moot
unexpectedly. sent for Sir HODSON Low. the Go-
♦ernor, and his dissolution wes not expected to be
far distant.

The MarpOs of Ely., and another Company's
ship, passed by last evening for the River.—(Afest!
ley's iitampzatite Telegr*4.l
•
Paris Perm of Wednesday aod..lTharsday last
have arrived at our office. An extract given in
the Jewreol des Debate, from the Gazette Pied-
awateae, announces the !Snit result of the Com-
mitter rippoiuted by the Krug of SAIDiN lA, to
asceriaiu the deem of criminality which might
be imputed to the various agents is the lute insur-
rectlep at Tarirs„apit. Alessaltdria, The
.Coqi-
show, owlet the foopoof Moe gird Pelliatirms

cntlaulausis the proper aujlrorities to Ater audit
sequestration the p►ope►ty of forty-four personal
aping whom it is rh-clared urtessary to institute
legal proceedings. Among the names of thew
forty-four persons we lintl tlitose of tarn distin-
guishes! by Aerated rank, and a almost woo/
profession, but the greater 'Hirt are of military men,
I •-•

friajers, god „Centen he o. T 'straws
of high birth* and rank at", the Marquis Dt Co.
ROOLid, Coloasel of
,she Qottritsdragooos ; the
Prance Die 44,C4STIONA; the Count DI Lino, a
Csptaih of light dregoons; the Count and the Cheva-
lier PALMA DI CESIIDLE (brothers) ; the
Di Plittlgo ; the ,Chevalier A ittattri, Colonel alb.
Brigade of Savoy ; the Cuaiit Bit NCO DI SAN •
JoatuA ; Count ApiAtto Di Cleo'() ; Count Mo.
11.0110 DI MARLA NO, Colonel of tight dragoons,
and some others. We notice these persons amidst
a crowd where all are deserving of attention, to thew
something of the true character of the Ide *or-
rev ion. The attempt, whatever was its object. was
evidently not confii.ed to persons of mean rank, Of
of desperate fortunes ; it was Counteuenced
men of high civil and military character, who were
enjoying the honours of the state sod albeit. pg.
fession, and could not therefore have been driven
to such a mighty effort by the iargeirey of po-
verty, a reckless desire of change, or the indignant
feelings of disappointed ambition. fled they atm-
ceeded, they would have acquired fame fur them-
selves and liberty for their country ; but, as it is,
they must bear the brand of treason, their families
Are reduced to poverty, and their own lives will pro-
bably pay the forfeit of their temerity.
The confereuces at Laybach are at length dis-
solved, and the Emperor ALEXANDER has retired
to his own capital. He left Lisybach on the 19th,
and was expected to reach St. Peteraburgh on the
27th, which was yesterday. Disengaged frous the
concerns of Italy and Spain, the EMPEROR will
have time to turn his thoughts to the events now
passiog in the neighbouring provinces of Turkey.
There he will find a noble theatre on which his
' mailer* ambition may expatiate. The disturbed
state of the Christian prisscipalties offer an admira-
ble excuse frit his taking them under his imperial
protection. The agitated state of Poland was the
excuse offered to the world fur its unprincipled par-
titian, and the same pretence, sided.by power, will
he sufficient for seizing the principalities of Wal-
lathies:id Moldavia. The Monarch who lately de-
! dared that all Poland was necessary to the security
of his dominions Ha a barrier to Lis frontier, will
easily persuade himself that the Danube is the na-
tural boundary of his empire. and they who were
:deterred by hie power (zetA opposing his military
appropriation of Poland, will not feel dispo.erl to
quarrel with him fur the less important acquisition
of these two provinces.
fn the mean time the Porte seems to be collect-
ing an Imply to attack the insurgents. but the miser-
able imbecility of the Turkish Government is
proved by the furious excesses that are daily per-
petrated under the eyes of the Sultan within his
capital. The Turkish troops, as they arrive in
Constantinople, display their religious and 'patriotic
estliusiaans by an indiscriminate persecution of
the Greeks wins inhabit the capital. These
wifortunate persons are exposed to every species of
violence that can be inflicted by a tumultuous and
undisciplined soldiery. From these caresses one
advantage may arise : the Greeks, driven to despera-
tion, may rise universally against their brutal op-
pressurs, and take fearful vengeance upuu them
for centuries of ivaults and injuries.
The domestic intelligeuce contained in the Paris

Papers refers principally to the proceedings in the
Court of Peers against the conspirator., as the
accused are called, of the 19th of August. These
proceedings are *holly uninteresting. Contribution,,
still continue to be received for purchasing the
estate of Cha►nburd for the Duke Ds Bova-
SLUM.

The Five per Cents. are 84 f. 5 c.—Bilnk Ac-
tious 1,564 r. 50 c.

We have received Spanish Papers to the 15th,,
and Hamborgh to the 23J instant, extracts (10m.
which are given in smother part of oar Paver.

Ilia Majesty's yacht the Royal
.G tinge is,fittimg
in Portsmouth harbour for his M&asrr:'s recep-
tion with all possible baste. The ■lterations in
the apartments have been completed, and they are

now gilding.
A Supplement to the Annual Report of the Co-
mmittee to the African Institution on the Slave Tnde
has been just published. We have suede an extract
from it, which contains very important intelligence
respecting this detestable traffic. The Committee
state, upon perfect authority, that the United Stain
have, by legislative enactment, anode it pimm
punishable with death. It is a great reflection
upon the several States which agreed to the aboli-:
tion of the Slave Trade, that America rhould bs
the only one that has efficiently seconded the gene.
sous exertions of England to accomplish this most
desirable purpose.
Yesterday the I,oao Citanceimin h*d an in,
dirtier of the Klio.
'flit Up/Le of Von tratmagOistpicAlgry beim
with his MAJiSTY ou Si tufilojN. r . .• •
On Saturday Courit:Muorrsa bad as sedienee
of the Knee. •

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