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Don Carlos in the Moil horrible 'manor/. The to despite the Greeks, it is too well aware of their
Authorities, witb.the troops of militia, socceeded I value as merchants not lobe alarmed at their flight
in restoring order. It is addetiohat all the Mem- 4.
•rOln Constantinople, measures have therefore been
hers of the Cortes, after • public caisultation,
repaired to the Rinses Palace to form • bulwark adopted to prevent the departure of any more of
-with their persons mural the Koval Family. At them, and all ships are strictly searched as they pass
the departure of the traveller Midrid appeared the Straits, lest the timid Greeks should remove
tote its a state of truntrillity• their properties and industry from the capital.
VIENNA. MAY 5. The Russian Consul at Jassy has, by order of
The greatest part of our army is about to leave his Emperor, issued two Proclamations, ordering
the kingdom of Naples; not snore than 12,000
Prince YPSILANTI end all his partisans, subjects
men will remain, who will be distributed amongst
the fortresses. It may he seen from thence bowof Roma, or under its protection, to retorts to
little
.foundition there was for the declamations Russia. They must have a serious effect upon the
of certain individuals who sought to .persuade us isisurrectioo is which au many Russian officer., or
that in this expedition our Court had projects of others under the protection of Russia, are engaged.
aggrandisement and conquest w view, whilst its iole
It appear. that after the shucking murder of
aim was to extinguish the cotiflagratiou which
those very individuals assisted to kindle, the Cation VENUEZA, at Madrid, on the 5111 in-
The Neapolitan Government has concluded a staid, the populace proceeded in a mass to the
loan of
.80%000 Neapullimi ducats, in sextet, at Palace, and assailed the KING and his brother will)
five per cent. with the house of Rothschild, and sonic
the most horrible vaciferatious. The regular troops
houses in Naples and Paris. This loan is distined . .
to cover the expenses of the maiutenauce of the sod MIMI soon restored order, and the Cortes,
Austrian troops. after • public sitting on the subject, repaired
NICE, MAY 1. to the Kiss), to assure him of their protection,
The King, Victor Emmanuel, is Korn to A felsort was also spread that his MAJESTY
, Modena. The /Sardinian frigate Chrisiine,,which
had made his escape from the capital slid put
is expected every moment, is to catty him to
Sansana ;it will be sevompriniert by • French and himself at the head of the Autt.Curisiitutionalists,
an English frigate. He persists in renouncing the but it deserves no credit. In the North of Spain,
crown, notwithstanding the prayers of his coition the band of the fighting priest, MERINO, has beet&
and his faithful servants. di.persed, and himself narrowly escaped being made
The Duke of Genevois having declared the .
ner.
priso
ab-
dication of the Kt - to have proceeded flout coo-

Aang —Are in.
strand, the latter has repeated his abdication by an
act which he signed on the night of the 20(h
April, which was afterwards sent to Turin. The
Queen is very discontented, and has ex premeds wish
to go to Vienna. Peince- Metterntt•h has written
a letter relative to the affairs of Piedmont, in which
be says, " It may now be seen how easy it is to put
down revolution : it has sufficed that one King has
had the courage to refuse to say " Yrs," and an•
other to say " No." The srre•ts.irttd other rigeroali
proceeding• continue. Several of those. ted,
amongst whom is mentioned Colonel Palma, are
deranged. The Military Couitilirsion is iaexor•
able.

The French Five per Cents. on Wednesday
.wercl33 t. 55 c. Mink Actions. 1,560 t.

Orders have been received at Portsmouth Dock-
'irond to hasten the equipment of the kayo! George
yacht, commanded by the lion. Sir CHARLES
PAaET, which, we are confidently :mused, 1 to
convey his MAJESTY to Ireland. Ills MAJOTT's
interesting visit to that country will follow the
august and splendid ceremony of his Coronation,
which has been decidedly fixed to take place on the
12th of J ly.—(Hampshire Telegraph.)

General Giffienga, who accompanied the Prince
of Carignan° to Novara, and who at first only se•
ceived an order to retire to his .states, has been
arrested. A correspondence between Giffirtiga
and St. Marian the younger, which implicates them
strongly, was found in the carriage of NI.St. Mai.
san and Levi, which wu• taken after the affair at
Novara, with ten thousand francs and a packet of
papers.
l'he whole of the revolinion in Piedinont has
been only a conspiracy amongst the officers ; the
soldiers took so little interred in it, that it was ne-
cessary to distribute in some corps thirty-six francs
per iniin before they would march. This revolo-
ut least, will have one good effect—that of
dissolving some corps altogether, and diminishing
the army, which is certainly on too large a aetile fur
thi. small country.