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-itrong. It is stated that General Sicken has re-
ceived orders to go to the frontiers, and where he
will assume the chief command.
AUGSBURG, AUGUST g.
Prince Demetrius Ypsilauti hus arrived at
Hydra ; after having communicated with the Au-
thorities, he set out fur tAe camp at Tripolina.

a Court mourning merely. °This is the cell and
formal mirk of respect which is uniformly granted
to all Princes whatever, who may even not be
allied to our own Rojal Family by conssngui.
airy or marriage ; unaceolopenied, therefore, by
an instruction to the people at large, it conveys no

It is announced that English secretly afftri4
assistance to the Turks. Two Turkish weasels,

ditootatitut we have au lately witnessed. Such an
instruction was given ou the deaths of the late

bay, where they were blockaded by the Toils;
when some English ships came to their assistance
and set them free. They retired to Zsute. where
they took in stores and provisions.
NAPLES, JULY 28.
Our journals have already published the letter in
which the Minister of the Interior announced to the
President of the Concordat Commission the King's
intention to rertore the order of Jesuits in his domi.
nions. His Majesty's decree to that effect *3l
published yesterday. It contains the dispositions
announced in the Minister's letter, for the installa-
tion of the Jesuits in the church of Gesu-Meuro and
all its dependencies.
PARIS, AUOUk? 15.
Yesterday before mass Sir Charles Stewart, the
British Ambassador, and Count Casa Urijn, Mi-
nister Plenipotentiary of the King of Spain, had
_private aucheuces of his Majesty.
Their Highnesses the Princes of Ssxe-Coburg,
and Meeklenburgh.Strelitz will dine to-day with
the King and the Royal Family.
Letters from Italy continue to advert to the 6-
emus measures adopted at Naples. Besides the.
four Members of Parliament, Borelli, Poerio, Arco-.
rite, and Petrinelli, who have been sent under as
escort to Austria, they talk of the banishmeut ofse-
vend Generals, and what is extraordinary, some of the
exiles have been always regarded as hostile to the
constitutional system. Battalions of Austrian
troops destined to complete the army of occupatiou,
arrive at different periods at Naples ; that army
which is to be forty thousand strong, is at this
moment considerably reduces' both by sickliest,
which has carried oil' a great number, and by
the departure of the division of Welmoden for
Sicily and several regiments data: had to the Cute-
blies. It was said there was a kind of insurrection
in those countries ; but it seems to have been no-
thing mote than the appearance of some armed
bands who have repulsed several of the Austrian
moveable columns.
The army of occupation in Piedmont will be
reduced to ten thousand men. The Austrians have
obtained leave to establish a military depot in the
city of Route, it is not settled of what strength it
will he.

Kum of Queen Citant,opre, ■nd of the 'Princess
CuanLorre, but it was wholly emitted in the re-
cent older. The bind feelings and good taste,
however, of the people, suppliedithe omission, and
io consequeitiv of the notification -lately published
in the Mali* Gazette. that no person is expected
to appear in mourning before his MAJESTY at
the levee, the drawing:room, the dress ball,
&c. at the Colette, 'it now somewhat singularly
appears that the Court to which the command
fur putting on mounting has beta give* does
not appear in mourning while the great body of
*he people, to whom no such commands have
dpeen addressed, display universally the garb• of
sorrow ! We and Nears that there are circuit'.
stances connected with the Kina's visit to Ireland
which render it expedient for the manufacturers
and traders of that emeritiy that such an exception
should have been given, we therefore do not coin.
elfin of it, but we notice it as a circumstance not
altogether unworthy of observation.

A letter from Alderman Woof) to the Editor,
given in another part of our Paper, will be read
with iiderest. There has indeed been a great deal
of bud taste and had management in the mournful
and melancholy business to whiff it a:ludes. No
blame, however, attaches to the worthy Alderman ;
and on the other hand we think something may be
offered in mitigation of the treatment of which he
complains. The Executor, it must be remem,
bered, ovasa bridegroom just fresh from his lady's
Chamber, sod we may presume not exactly in a
mood to sympathise with the worthy Alderman,

The Paris Papers of Wednesday last have ar-
rived at our Office. The intelligence respecting
Russia arid "Forkey maintains its usual character
of a mixture of the warlike maid pacific.

At a late hour last night we received Spanish
Papas, Irons which the following are extracts :
MADRID, ♦UOUST 6.
Their Majesties returned cots the eveuing of the 3,1 to this
city from Sacedon. troop. of the garrison and the mi-
litia were under arms, and their Majesties were received
with great enthusiasm.
Very disagreeable mews has been received from the Geyer-
our of Vera Gus, which comes dawn to the 10th June last.
The insurrectios, which has spread much among the troops
of the country, was making some progress in the other
p►uvioees; that interestiug place was threatened, mad its
tonsmunicatiou with Mexico interrupted, for which reason
they were entirely ignoraut of what was passing in the inte-
rior. It was only known fur certsio that the brave Colonel
Heels, who defeated the insurgents at Tepeaca, had since
perished its an attack upon Cordubs; and also that the Pre-
sident, Guadalajara, had concluded au armistice with Itur-
bide, and that the city of Vallattol d capitulated.
As soon as the Government received these dispatches, it
took measures that General Morisco, with a body of infantry
and artillery of the garrison of the Havaniesh, should hasten
to the relief of Vets Ceti; to reestablish the communication
wills the capital; mud it then employed itself in taking utter
Monti& measures calculated to stifle this new revolution,
and to lead the Aim teats army, in which it is chiefly concen-
trated to recognise its error, sod following the example of
the Peninsula, return to discipline and wider.

Five per Cent. Consols on Tueedgy, 881. 30,:. ;
Bank Action•, 1,547 f.

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We were very much gratified yesterday at oh-
serving h;Avi general was the public mowing for
our late unhappy Quctri. There appeared, in-
deed, throughout all classes of society an emu.
lons desire to shear to the memory of her MA-
JESTY every outward mark of respect. The
mourning seemed, to be as universal as it was
on the decease of her lamented diughter the Prin-
cess CHARLOTTE ; few, if any persons were to be
seen dressed in any other colours than black, and
the churches and chapels throughout the metro-
polis were, we believe, without • single exception,
hung with the customary trappings that are
used to testify public grief. In several of the vil-
lages in the vicinity of London • similar mark of
respect was paid to the QUEEN'S memory, and we
have no doubt that the voluntary mourning assumed
by the inhabitants of the metropolis was adopted
throughout every part of England with equal sin-
cerity, expressing at once the kind arid generous
feeling of the people, and their ►yrapathy in tl e
sufferings of the illustrious deceased. In
mating the character of tins gtneral mourning, and
the feeling which hive promoted it, the circum-
stance erionot be overlooked that it is not the

The Miser/lawn has coutained for these four day. past
long accounts riots Vera Cruz to the sth of June is the
hem of a journal; they thirdly consist of statements un-
favourable to the Spanish cause, the desertion of troops to
the insurgents, and the rupture of various places. The
attark on Cordoba, in which Colonel Heria fell, was made
with great resolution.
Some stemmata bad been received from Mexico,uf the date
of the 26th May, which stated that there was much discon.
tent in that city with the Viceroy and G I Lilian, to
whose supineness the rapid success of the Insurgents was at-
triliti!ed. A letter of the 29th May says, " the apathy and
the cowardice of a Government which has still abundant re-
sources to defend and preserve the principal places of the
kingdom tilt troops arrive, have greatly discouraged me, and
a thousaud times more Hato the enemy's force."
The latest accounts from Vera Cruz are of the 9th of June.
The inhabitants of Vera Cwt (say-s a Paper from Jalapa,
dated the 6th) may be easy, since the Indepeodents do not
iii,eud to undertake any thing sgaioat it till they have re-
duced Nlexico. This is at least what they announce to be
their design.

result of any command or suggestion proceeding
from the office of the. Lid Chamberlain or of the
Deputy Marshal of England. It is the sponta-
neous off ring of affectionate esteem by a magna-
nimous and via-roue people ; it proceeds from no
preconcert or arrangement upon the part of any
particular body of men ; even those who have been
known us the most act re of the late Qtateirea
friends have nut advised or recommended the
adoption of such a mode of sheeving respect to her
MAJESTY. The value of the ufferiog is, therefore
New York Papers hope arrived to the lath tilt.
enhanced the more highly, as it speaks a feeling en
I They atate that the whole of Meeico, with the ex-
the part of the great hotly of the public hide- erption of Vera Cruz, had declared in favour of
I,enel.nit of dictation or control, but springing ' the Patriots.
warmly and unaffectedly from their hearts. Sir BYAM MARTIN, Sir ROBERT SEPPINOS,
and the. Hon. Colonel STAPYLTON, have been en-
An accent:it of tint moor gaol appearance of the
Rive.) in au_ gwaridiiiiiati,l:tortasernaoußth.rliduochkityigarudillaii
*retest churches iii the metropolis is
nto Monday
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other part of our Paper. The sermons in many of ous departmeota, with a view to wake reductions in
them dwelt upon the lair melancholy event, and the the eapeuses.—'llie Uock-y..rd gates were closed
eleiquent Preacher took an upporipoily to impress ~fit engin sweetest the workmen, they having per-
upon hie auditor. the duty of bring prepared foil :711111111111ed, 'Heir newly atipelated time of working five
.:„ fits.rintly in the week.—The officers are to attend
diredeath° and to "email/v.ld Peace .tad g00d"",e77: sic iurdays as 411,11. It is said the estimated
oblivion of all strife and dissention. • sav-
yga, wagel tipteriels, at tin. Clock-yrid.
The order is. the Gesell, optirt'thelubject lag •thts rgirrbitilosi4sipest aereaty-Ave ilassaud
washi Ariadelior dustaikr; • • 44.•,,
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Banta Ana has given notice to the Board of Trade at
Vera Cruz, that if they continued to exact upon goods
going to the independent places with a permit (guia), the
duties which they should pay at their destination, he wiil
take 18 per cent. on all goods going to places under the au.
ther.ty of Government.
The Spanish Consul at Algiers has sent word that there
were some symptimis eir plague in that city, but hitherto of
little cooseptenee-44111pinisk Paper:, August 6.)