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from which he *tar isowttea 'to return rot
seven or eight d",ne 414eqnseguences to be
anticipated ma bed' o, The Only hope
lies in the accidental -1;lee rference of the &lin-
borgh Magistrate', which may May the meet-
lag. if soy ho oppointed, for a Mficleat tin* to
allow the wearied** of the Wiese to overtake him,
and preveut the trial. of a desperate issue. The
House seems to have at length become unsnitiobt
io the resolution Of putting jo'
hffronts to its authority iii the fetlieths of its
blembem:,.
Tiotimos Papers up to Sunday hot have been
reeltiONL.- The Public Prosecutor has &pleaded
agairit Ai verdict of acquittal pronounced by the
Court If Correttiohil Police, on the yddhg men
who irere alleged to be engaged in what is called
the menepiricy of Nantes; and the military officers
who were acquitted by I JOry at the Court of AseGze
-for the same alnier, hibmiesse dinehissed the service.
The jealousy of France eneetialied in Smith will
cease to excite surprise when we consider that the
first heeler* Feetich cordon imiitaire, .s .)y.
room, is 411 IN to be composed of 36,000 awes odd
the wand 415,1100. '
Aradirsa ilatarday:-3 per Cents. II t. 50 (.1 Suit Air
limbo; I,6olof.—Piespollisa Stock, 701,—lasheaan as Lee-
dom, at one lomat, LS f. 50e.; at eleree raialks, tat Na.
A German Mail and Lisbon Papers have
been received at our Office. The former has
broight intelligence from Constantinople to the
nth May. at which dale all apprehensions of a war
with Russia had entirely subsided.
.The ftolhOltee
is an extract :
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lase 14.—/Setalliameaoto44o4 &oh Mari% nit.
0105101515410i5, Nil Disk awes, feet.
The Lisbon Papers are to the *lst Jane. It was
announced in the sitting of the CMOs df the eth,
that accounts had been received from" Madeira of
the 21d April, at which time all woe tranvia in that
island, the few individuals whose irregularities had
excited a temporary uneasiness not being worthy of
notice. Itie the sitting of the 10th, 'cements from
different parts of Brasil were ma► Ode ship from
Rio in Itedays, brought no news, thdtj thit the Prince
Royal was in good health. A paritet from Bahia in
'63 daYs, end from Pernambuco in 30 days, brought
word all was quiet at Bahia ; there had been some
distarbonees at Pernambuco on the 6th of April,
caused by the light battalion, which, however, bed
been quickly suppressed by the energy of the Gover-
nor, so that Pernambuco might be said to be tran-
quil. At Maranhao, Madeira, mad the island of
Tercers, all was quiet."
Madrid Papers to the 2d instant have bean m
eerved. They contain the Speech of the KING on
closing the Session of the Coftel on the 30th June.
It breathes a pnrely constitutional spirit, and ex-
presses a confident hope in the restoration of tran-
quillity to the disturbed districts; a hope, how-
ever, which ill accords with the tumultuous scene
which the capital presented almost at the very
moment the Speech was delivered.
Almost the last act of the Cortes was to pest a
measure retaliatingupon France the effect of her own
regulations oa the Spanish frontiers. By this sea-
sure, so long as France maintains her military cor-
don on the Pyrenees, and prevents the introduction
of Spanish commodities, except by one route, Spain
shuts her territory against France, and prohibits all
commercial intercourse by Arrsgon or Navarre, al-
lowing only one route open by Imo. All persons,
as well ss merchandise, coming from France, moat
pass this route; and any attempt to enter by another,
subjects the former to arrest, and the latter to sei-
zure. All smugglers shell be viewed as enemies of
the public tranquillity, and treated as such.

A cue under the Alien Act is reported in another
part of our paper. It is not calculated to make the
supporters of that illiberal Act pleased with them-
selves.
We give this day some further accounts of the
deplorable state of Ireland.

Yesterday the Doke of Your, as Commander-
in-Chief, held • Levee at his office in the Horse
GosrJa which was attended by—
MajorGeweral Sir Patrick Rosa, General De Lawry,
General Sir George Nosiest. Lieeseasai.Geacrell Coshiae,
sir E. Baker, and Governor Macepianie, on his rehire trona
New Swede Wake.
_ _ _

Yesterday a Court of Aldermen was summoned
to meet at Guildhall for the Sheriff-Elect to give
bond; to consider the Bill before Parliament Ida-
live to the Orphans' Fond, and for other business;
but in consequence of a sufficient number of mem-
bers not attending, a Court could not be formed.
Letters from Lima, brought to Rio Janeiro by
the American ship General Hand, sod dated 28th
February, mention that the markets were still in a
very depressed state, owing to the want of confi-
dence, and the consumption of the interior being
cut off in consequence of the positions occupied by
the Royalists. The emigration of such Spaniards
as were able to realise their property, continued.
'fire Eu.rise, of London, had arrived at Callao,
and bees admitted to entry.
Letters have been received from Lisbon, via
France, dated the 15th ult. which mention, that 000
men and a small naval force had sailed for Bahia.
The packet was to leave the Tagus on the 19th.
Tee Fu N no.,—The market yesterday was steady.
Consols were all 81 for the account, and 81/1
fur August Account ; Reduced, PoU; 4 pe,
Cent,. 971 I; New per Cents. ; Lung
nuities, 20 9-14 Foreign SecOrtues Spsokiso
641; Maid], 8411 Ex. Div.; Prussian, 86, • 'I