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The distarbeacee continue in the ammo States.
The Prior and bre others of a religiose order have
been carried of float their contrast too miles from
,Bosse, by the brigands, who demand 385;000
francs for their ransom. Nut being able to pity
such a acs, the pries/Deis have had recourse to the
11101iMitace of the Qaverament. • Flemish painter
i was attacked at • little distance from the city
!they stripped him coMpktely and threw hint
:iota the river. He escaped by swimming. A
• poor man whom they pursued task reinge in •
church. mod 'bought protectipo at the altar andsne
der shelter of the priest ; but the blows whidilkey
indicted on him pith the flat of their swiseilaloctlie
arms of the priest, wham he as unwilling ills bib
go, so terrified the psi enreb that it see kiwi
necessary to bleed hits. .
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A general Synod. charged Isa amok ttA 'do*
union of two evangelical confeeeitameb lloolloble
an the 2d of July, at Coalsruhe. •
. The march of the troops of the Path* of Widths
iota Servia has been the signal of a general ameas.
tarot. All the Servious we taking arms. Their
most formidable adversary, the Podia sof Bosnia, has
Ipeeu obliged to repair in haste to the frontiers of •
Albania, where the Montenegrius sad Arneuts have
made an invasion. A report is circulated that the
Servicms have got possession of the fortress of Se-
uend is. Several young Russians, coining from
Paris, h .ve passed by Frankfort, on their way to
Turkey.
We are assured that on account of the disturb-
wee in Moldavia mod ViTallschrit, the Governor* of
the southern provinces ot the Russian Empire.
Absent from their post*. 'lave received order* to re.
tiro, sad that the le.sve of absence previonsly
granted to some of them has beets countermanded.
MADRID.
Extract from a private kite*.)
M. A. Zee arrived on the 19th. It is said he is
*barged with • negociation of a pacific miters,
already commenced by other deputies sent by
General Bolivar. The pretensions of the Americana
of Vent:vele do not startle any person. It it nearly
agreed that a new system should heedopted i !heed.
loves and the mother country will gain equal advert.
tages by its eimpletiou. How touch blood and tree.
inre =iglu have been spared, if passion had not over-
etime.the voice of reason, if prude hod hot prevented
thesis Isom attracting to their common interest 1 M.
frseci posseribed in 1814, as one of those who had
.mod the French out of Spain, went to America,
bid active country, and became a rebel on the side
&heat, lie is now at Madrid in quality of a
segociator. and cannot complain of the manner in
which lie is treated. We are not willing to pay
-attention to those vicissitude* with which contens-
pantry history is tilled.
• • !ARM JUN[ Vt.

Friday nest M. Vaublanc will awake bbimprrt
on the project of law relative to the postpoweeleat
of the Censorship.
Count Nesaelrode returned to Petersham% on
Ist of this month. The Emperor was expected
there on the 3d.
Private letters mention several important arrests
at Warsaw.

A certain number of students in the German
universities ar►ived at Vienna. with the intention
of going to Turkey to join the Greeks, but pun—
ports have been refused them.
TURIN, JUNIZ 19.

Count Di Revel, the King's Lieutenant-General,
has instituted a superior COlDlllinionoe sit at Tu-
rin, and try such official persons as may have taken
part in the rebellion. At the same time, the Go-
vernors of the provinces of Alexandria, Cunro,
Genoa,. Nice, Novara, Savoy, and Tomo, have bent
constituted P►esidents of warn provincial Com-
misrions, for the purpose of collecting the necessary
information relative to the conduct of each official
persons.

• NAPLEP, JUNE 12.
• His Majesty returned last morning from the rays%
villa of Cape di Monte to trained busmen with
his Ministers, and to give his attention to every
thing which concerns the good of the Stale in
general.

SPANISH PAPERS.

TOLEDO, JUNE 14.

Last Thursday there was in this city one of those
scandalous scenes which discredit religion. though
they originate with the mad ■nd impious persons
who boat of being its firmest defender.. The pre-
teat made use of to disturb the !robin- tranquillity
was the procession of Novara Senora de la Espe-
►nnza, which goes every year on that illy from the
church of St. C 111,16114 and passes by the convent
of the Capuchins, where it halts, and the friars
preach. The disorder begin as coon as the pro-
cesoron issued from the convent. but it reached its
height when it arrived at the square of the Constitu-
tion, where the attendants brg:in to cry out, 6' Long
live La Esperansa! Religion ! The Inquisition!
The Guardian of the Capochins ! The Cathedral et
Toledo ! The King ! end Death to the Constitution,
said to all the • • • who are friendly to it !"
The ;procession eonttnued its march, and the devout
attentlaws coniinuid to ntier the same
especially when they paned by the hooves of the
Constitutionalists. The company of volunteers,

represtruatiost to .the Government ; and ride-
sire to know who is to be blamed for this disorder.
coadoct of the volunteers on this occasion was
worthy of the greatest praise for i►s mOderstio, as
srsuneos.• Many of the wind noisy of the rioters
were strested.
MADRID, Arne 4e.
The Municipality
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Mr 8—
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" The veil of the 'temple_ tofieltreraros reel 1
" The great dory of 2tlth Phnom, at iregth anima whoa
1 had the happluess to be estalaier between my gather soil
she Plattoo, and to he On Reseenemor of the teustry,
mat which will never be bletted from aag atrws.ry, sad •
which latgeoedp• me the obligation h eMstethete &wily its
bog the facility of the
it Sours to 1
le bektng. I mail relating the teems Ant
ifellinedaiN • Mar* became they teemed to mg ewf
• roar, aid 11. pormaded Yost sill 1 Ad les .thmlitml by
my amity so .lea, a Priam, mid a ntbfeat, its which quaky
1 ought le amiss, though at Om 'hazard of .y tife,, ha gee.
notineg the happiness of se iocomparahls maim.
s 1 Ana Minsk; Isere till the Coestitutiosie
this l shall have the boggier* to g• mad three myself le
*carom of .y beloved ioadsn,' to shire Is all its ahrersag
and prosperity; fee I de net wish to latigh when it weeps,
and I at permitted that the Sovereign annals Nails EMMY
only sue body, which infers throughout whom say of ilat
members is steeled.
" Ao • proof of is, love to ill Portuguese of both hen&
'rhinos, 1 mei my see Juan Carle., and ley daughter Marts/
de Is Gloria, and I repeat that I remain bete to wait for the
Coestitutios, le esishfish it in this half of she United Cat-
dem, and thee 1 shall go and juin the King, my hither, and
the ether hell of the *alien, to which I modestly wish all
the hairpieces of which humanity is capable.
" Those ate the sestisterts which I always entertaled, as
yea well know, but which 1 andel not clearly skew till the
veil of the temple was mt.
" Rio de Admire, March 111, 11121."
(Et Universal, June 18.)
N.B.—This Journal, of the 15th, 16th; 17th,
and 18th, dues not mention any thing of the
operations of Merino or Empeeinada.

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that they who delayed to prefer it until so late an
hoar did not flatter themselves with very sanguine
hopes of succeas. But whatever may be the re-
port of the Law Officers of the Crown, there
certainly it net a man in the empire who can se-
riously believe that the Queen will ever be
creamed at the same time with the Kiss. Should
her Maaarre's claiia be valid in law, the present
advisers of the KING avow that they will advise his
MAJtrry not to share the honours of the Core.
nation with his Queen ; so that they would prefer
tb.it no Coronation should be solemnised, im.
portant though they consider the ceremony, ra-
ther than concede to the Queue the homers that
have uniformly been enjoyed by her royal ',cede.
CHOWS.

Paris Papers of Wednesday and Thursday have
arrived( at our office. We find by the iotelligeuce
which they comosuniaite from Turin, that the
King „
of DAMPS/41A ii resolved to enforce the utmost
severity of the laws against all persons in Aim
who had participated in the guilt of the late itsilirt
rection is Toriu, Aleassisdrie, and other parts of
hale been appointed to
inquire into the cenduet of every officer in the ser-
vice of the Goverment, so that sr species of inqui-
sition is lest established for the purpose of disco-
vering the individual* whom it msy be expedient
so prwrecute criminally. Such proceedings evince
u vindictive feeling, as disgraceful to the character
of a Sovereign as they must prove injurious to his
interests.
The debates in the British Peeking, respect-
ing the' Slave Trade have drawn the marked at-
tention of the Chamber of Deputies, foe we And
in two esteeppive Jaye the conduct of the Freoch
Goveromppa Aiseorsest with regard to the faithfot
performiehee of the Treaties concluded between
Great litrtain and France upon this matter. $.
BINJAIIIi CONSTANT inalausted,with all deltoid?,
that this trade could never be effectually suppressed,
unless the right of search were mutually granted by
England and France; bet this excited the most
violent murmur' throughout the Chamber. lie
farther noticed the different degrees of punishment
denounced against slave•traders by the several
countries of Europa, and remarked that while Eng-
}and treated the crime as a felony, and Portugal,
Spain, and the Pinetherleeds denounced against it
the penalties of fine sod banishment, the Paws of
France treated it with a great degree of levity, and
placed it upon the same tooting with magglisig,
by causing the offence to be punished with only
a forfeiture of the ship sail cargo, fle
complained that every day ships cleared out
of the harbours of France for the porno's of
trading in slaves ; repeated some of the statements
made upon this subject i* the debates of our Par-
liament; and contended, that the French Mi-
nistry were not sufficiently alive to the im-
portance of the subject, or anxious to enforce the
law. that were framed to restrict the trade. To
this the Meister of the Marine replied, and de-
clared that the statements made by the preceding
speaker were much exaggerated, and that the
French Government neglected no means to carry
into effect the Treaties concluded upon this subject.
We are glad to Ind this topic debased in the
French Chamber of Deputies; it affords the best
assurance that the infamous trade in Inman blood
must at no distant period be suppressed by the im-
proved feehag and indignation of Europe.

The trial of the conspirators of the 19th August,
which has in loog occupied the attention of the
Court of Peers, being concluded, the Court pro-
ceeded on the 26th to give judgment. Phatiote,
Nantil, Rey, and Lavocat not having surrendered
to take their trial, were pronounced guilty (death).
Lami, one of the prisoners, was acquitted Itsr
want of evidence, and the Court took time to
deliberate on the fate of the rest. It is expected to
give judgment on Tuesday or Wednesday.
M. Ducange was found guilty by the Court of
Assizes of Paris on the Alb ultimo, of an outrage
against religion and public morals, as the author
of a romance entitled Valentine, or the Pastor of
Uzes, and sentenced to six mouths imprisonment
and a fine of 500 fr. The particulars were so gross,
none of them have been suffered to transpire. The
case was tried with closed doors, and even the
Advocates, except those actually concerned in the
ease, were excluded.

The French Five per Cents. on Wednesday were
86f. Sec.—Bank Stock. 1.5401. 25 c.

A Pleaders Mail arrived last night with papers
to the 3Dtli of June. The following a►e extracts :

♦tssss, suss IS.
According to letters frost Odessa, the Porte has transmit-
ted to the Russian Ambassador, Couut Strogoooff, some
justificatory note►, in which the Sultan disavows the ex-
cesses emmiaitted ►y the licentious poptitace and usdisel.
plined soldiers. Some of the instiptore of tinge atrocities
have been straggled. It is likewise slimed that t►e Role
Effendi bee swede to the Russian Ainhainador eon-
musket ions respecting the execatioo of the Gesek Pa-
triarch, aad of other ineudiere of the Synod, the tendency
of wide\ esnmaaniestins is to chew that they had been
cosvicted of participation is the iseurrectios sgsisst the

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only have incised upon the authority of a lottikent., sad the two companies oithe retimenbef Misiorco, ► the Lily of Petliament to take the mina. ;AA;
cessiah of .1 ..: Ws and usefiWt- n d:detschmente.of the'aggimentsof Cinalopiesnd its immediate cognizance; but we certainly thitsk
lie remedy •' t n . - . quickly assembled, and petrol. were clis.
i ii.. i that this claim, upon the importance of which at
vita. heed '''t ► 1 ",' • •, ts, • tributed through the city, the disturbers cowardly
ruin a • :16 1. . .
.. 42 •- , byrottinglift hiding themselves in their -Wafter. so that Aran. cast no difference of opinion can be entertained,
the ay . " gad substituting • -quillity was restored without any accident. It is ought to have been preferred at a much earlier
move certain • . • nte,,uismi better caleeisted is tint known what measures the municipslitz.,, wilt; it emeng_geiguistedia.mecite a ausoleisui
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rilnellieslerfeemeiminitaineneml —On this isetioinen, but it is mid that tikes vent 11,;,t ih.. „„1,..4.1,.;,...i 1,, ;,...e... :. nttlii an 1.... lan
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The Municipality of this heroic city celehemes to-
' day .(the lath) in the client+ of St. Ividore a solemn
'wit, for the souls of the valiant soldiers of the 'id
-battalion of Ike regiautint; oFestakinim, whii were
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illceihard is the Nemeth Uttl, in the neighbour-
hood of-Awed* det •Db ' ,IGy the rebets, corn-
mended ,by the sactillig* Re. ywieet of Villaviado ;
audit is expected' frame Abe pateietie mutilating of
the public.whom it repretents that it will join is
payers to the God•of-Mercseit to grant them that
aternet seat to vriiioli, ail martyrs of liberty, they
seem ti be entitled.
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The number of come • in • the Pannonia pre-
vious to the steps taken consequence of the law
of the 25th at Octobet ' was shoot. ),700, of
which 800 NUM heesi staples:ed.
The Lisbon paper of the. Bth Joni (Dforio de
Is Regewcia) contains a tenet which it states to
be a true copy of' than which thegfrince Royal his
written to a person enjoying:l4s eseddence, lit which
he sass—