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people of Toledo are said not'tts be very lavoisrtfide
to the new order of affairs, and so instance is given
of the populace of the town taking occasion, as a
worthies, of ecclesiastics was passiog through the
streete, to testify by loud aeclantatieno their attach.
went to the KM* and the old form of government.
It is stated in a private letter Tames Madrid, dated
the 15tts of June, that on the morning of the 14th
is cootie, was observed to leave the King's P.slace.
Ile was followed sad aeiaed, and on him were
fused various letters addressed to Mutton, in
which this noise insurgent was exhorted to organize
is hew cams trot of an extended nature for the 15th
.of this' gionth. It was intimated in the letters
that this-dey was fixed for the breaking out of a
ernastrerarevoiation in the capital end some of the
previscriq that it would be promoted by the Duke
Da L'INIANTADO, who was at Guadalajara with
some of the old guards ; and that as the Cortes
would then be dissolved, the enterprise would have
the better prospect of success. The arrest of she
. roorier was immediately communicated to the mu,
s.icipal and other autheritits of Madrid, and all
proper pr.caotions were takes to obviate danger.
It is slid that the Klan had seta to the Minister
cf the Interior an order to -change the Ministers of
War, of the Colonies, sod of Justice, and also
the Captain-Generak but that the Minister 're-
fused to countersigu such •au order. It is far-
ther added, that a part of the plan was that
the KING should leave the capital under pre-
tence of going to take the waters of Seceders,
and that in his journey his RIAJESTY was to be
seized by a chosen body of the guards, sod placed
at the head of Isis party. This *intelligence was
publicly communicated to the inhabitants of
Madrid, and gave rise to an alarming agitation,
but some arrests were made of the must obnoxious
persons, and tranquillity was restored. No notice
takers of this occurrence in the public Journals
of more recent dates.
The followiug are extracts from the Paris
Papers:—
/PAINS, JOIST !11.
According to the Lisboa Jourealsof the 9th, she 'Prince
Royal in seisdtsis to Europe his sow, D. Jana Carlos. and
his daughter, D. Maris, as a pledge (Ibis affection to the
Enropeau part of the Pursoguese people, and the desire
',kith animates him of soon appearing ansitugst them.
11 was proposed I. the Code, of Lisboa to (itemise the
Rep-rt of • Committee spore the Tuners% Coaauree with
Enolllll in 18/0.
The Comasistee is of upisios, that the rate of retry epos
English chilli., scrording to the real meaning of the Treaty,
'hyoid be 30 per ceut. instead of 15, as levied at present.
MADRID, JUNI 17.
Letters from several elites of Poland •nd Russia confirm
the deep irapressioa "lath the refute in Turkey have pro.
dared through/sat Russia. The declaration iu f of the
Greek cause to genteel them, and the nest lively interest is
tAketi in every thing which mincers* it. The Russian troops
continue their mirth towards the frontiers of Turkey.
There is a constant communication between the Cabinets of
Russia and Mistrial. The Greeks us:venially declare they
do not wish fur the interference of Russia ; that, en the cos.
trsry, Ibey are apprehensive of it, and wish to settle their
owe affairs.

The Greeks under the orders of the eldest of the Princes,
Caor•c eeeee , have, it is said, gained a victo►y over the
Tali ks near Foscario. Prince Ypsilanti Lu concentrated all
his forces at Tergowitz, where Theodore was to join bins
Neill' his division. Ten Greets belonging to the corps of the
litter fell into the hands of the Turks, who horded these
alive at Bucharest. At t►e bait le of Gale,: a Greek spacer,
Atbsout Frkey, gave proofs of the most signal courage.
Af.er hsving resisted a superior force for eight hears, peeing
himself surrounded by the Turks, and baying no more than
twentylfive men aith bias, with this small body be forced a
usage through' 000 of t►e enemy, gad joined his friends.
Since it boa been in agitation i■ Portugal to get rid at
the humiliating impost which it per' to t►e Powers of Be,.
buy, nod to request the interference of Elegised o■ this
point, the Corsairs pursue the Portuguese vessels into the
very port of Lisbon. The Regency has adopted measures
in consequence, and has equipped a frigate which is ready
for sea at a snonerot's warning.
The French 5 pe► Cents, were on Thursday IS fr.7o
cr-
Bank Stuck 1,543 fr. 50 e.

We have received German Papers. In them will
be found a very spirited and judicious appeal, ad-
dressed by the European Consuls at Smyrna to the
local authorities of that town, demanding protec-
tion fur the subjects of European Powers.

Dutch and Hamburgh Papers have arrived.
They contain some interesting intelligence from
Turkey. The Janissaries are in future to be re-
presented in the Dieser by three Members chosen
from their own body. This measure, dictated by a
desire to attach the Janisssries to the Porte, phew*
Low deeply it is impressed with a sense of its danger.
At the suggestion of the new Members the Turkish
army is to be organised upon the European plan.
The Barbary §tstes have been required to send all
heir ships of war to the assistance of the Turks,
but the British Ambassador at Constantinople has
protested against their presence in the lonian Sea.

Letters from Vienna announce important nego.
cistions which are carrying on at this moment be-
tween the Court of Vienna and the new King of
Sardinia. Charles Felix, with the consent of the
Cabinet of St. Peter.burgh. It is affirmed that
they relate to the abdication of King Felix in fa-
.our of the Duke of Modena, who is an Austrian
Archduke of the House of Este, so that the States
of Sardinia, either wholly or in part. would be add-
ed to the dominions of the House of Lorraine and
Hapsburg, of which the Emperor of Austria is the
head. It is said that the principal object is the sc•
quitition of Piedmont as the frontier piovince of
Italy next to France, and of its fortresses, which,
united with the dominions of the Duke of Modena,
would be connected with the Austrian monarchy in
the same manner as the Grand Duchy of Tuscany
now is.

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CORONATION.
The platform ow which the prior reales will !move from
se/theeo mese/roof Westminster Hall to the western door
albs Abbey is completely hoarded op at the sides,tust the
roof is sot yet covered in in say "wt. It has mot,
therefore, beets found necessary to lay dowel the cloth
inside, and the each:mere at the aides at preset only
answers the purpose of keepineaway ilits eroerds of idle
boys who were itsrertaiord to assemble there sod dis-
turb the neighbourhood by their noisy mit th and gasabolo.
04 both sides of the line of procession the platforms so as
incliwed plane, erecting for the ocestaimodatino of upsets-
tun, are in various states of forwardoess. They metals
tows .of beeches rising • uSe 'Above soaker, sad some
of them arc of considerable depth. The Sessiosis Homes is
in Ibis Ilse, sad the Magistrates 'hew surrounded it with
scaffolding, fur the accommodation of themselves nod their
'friends. This *refolding does not eicrosch upon the high
way, and is necessarily vrry @Mallow. in Witte parts it sof-
Sore for two rows of sestsLead in`athers for Maly sole.
CHOIR AND MOsICAL DlPARTll,ll9r.—AlteClrgso terbe
used oil this occasion is nearly erected, is' grainy over the
akar, is Westminster Abbey. It is sot the one that has
here roestiosed, but one tempo', by his Majesty's State
Olken. The keys are brought a coosideribit distance from
the pipes, so that the player nosy be Rear the bawl rind prior
ripal voices. Mr. Septets, sea. as Omelet of his Majesty's
Chapel loyal. is to preside at it ove► she choir delimitate%
sad Mr. Shield, as Master of his Majesty's Baud of Masi-
chum, over the instrosinestal; the vocal will be coined
lo the Gentlemen of hi. Msjesty's Chapels pad the
Choir of IVestosineter Abbey ; sail the isoiromental to his
Majesty's Bead of 11l 'laicise', as appointed by the Lord

Two New Anthems (the words selected by the Areibialup
of Canterbury) are composed foe the occasion by Mr. Att.
wood sad Mr.%Vm Kayvett, by viruss of odlie• as COMpostrs
to the King. Ti Demos, Steersmen! leentetaste, mid Headers
Grew, Coronation Anthem, will likewise be performed; but
the musical smite much shorter than at tbs Coronation of
bislaie Majesty.