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*tees to arrest the progress or the revolt which took
place at Sareagglalt on the appoiutment or a spacial
COMininsiou Choreal to try the fomenters of the
compirecy. The disaffected were in number about
500. They wanted In tear down the stone of the
constitution, and could be restrained oily by the
troops of the line. who were brierght to act against
them. Some persons are said to hare lost their
lives in these transactions. The Marquis de Logan
has been recalled to Nladrid, end General flaro,
who was appointed in Ilia place, ha. tskris possess
'lion of the military govrrnment of Aragon.
Tb. re are various reports of disturbances which took
place at Madrid in the night of the 1511. inst. The only
/set in which they agree is, that the Ultra Liberal party, as
they call the Niecetaxict, has hero 'agitated for Dome Jays
with marked violence. It appears that the club torenetsi,
or at least the leaden of that Clos, were deers to de-
posit the Minister of War, she Marquis Las Aiii.r.Sea, ne-
phew of General Castello., and •opposed to act wader his
in - Oa she 14th the Club &ivied • Petition for
that porpoise, aid had it pm-sensed by • D.paisstion of
three Members, at two o'clock after midnight, to she
Collodi of Ministers then assembled. We are assurtd
that these Deputies limed threatening lauguace, sod eves
spoke of 13,000 pouhrds. A pars of the Society realism-
ed sitting to await the answer of Ministers. This an.
swer, it retina, was evasive, end In vies time. Some
sa!, that the Minister of War otri.red to resits, and that
she other Moisten followed his example. Oilier* any the
Ministry simply rrfcrreil themselves to she decision of the
Junta and the King. The Club met on the 171 h in an ex-
traordinary number. Thy insiated upon a &finis ive answer
from the King, sad that if not granted they would go in a
body en the and day with a new Pirtitiou to she Palace.
The King, in concert with the Jams, apprised of these
movements, had the three Deputies, or at least the persons
who drew op the petisinn, arrested at two o'clock in the
morning. Souse gronps of malcontents were formed, hot
the whole garsistus was assembled in the garrison with load-
rd arms, and the appearance of a few patrolea was sistficient
to maintain the public tranquillity. We expect with imps-
gleam further details.—(Jountat des Debate.)
Sir Alettsroler Cockhoria, Envoy Esiraorilioary from his
Beitamaic Majesty to the King of Wirtemberg, is arrived
in Paris.

The Proprietors and Editors of the Deepest% Blanc have
brought as action against the Duke Demers, for the illegal
misere of a number of that Paper. They lay their damage.
et 20,000 franca.
Government has ordered so issue .1.100,000,000 of Royal
Bons, to be given in payment to the Allies, at au intrust of
5 per cent. We are assured that the Government of France
takes 80 millioos of these Done at 4 per rent. sod that
the reutaiuing 40 millions sill he easily disposed of is
Fraser at the tithe rate.—(Journal des Debate.)

ROMP.. MAY I.

We are assured that the inhabits-obi of Pesaro expect in
a few months the return of the Queen of England, cc-
eordiag to the orders given to bar domestics.

C RUM, MAN' 25

Sir H. Wellesley, Ambassador from Eughoul to Madrid,
passed through this place shout three days ago on his way
to London.

HAMBURGH MAIL

RIGA, MAY 11,
Madame Catolani arrived here I/1i the 9tii, to the
great joy of all lovers of vocal music.

ST. PFTERSBURAiII, MAY 9.

Major Cathcart conic here at Englith Charge
d'Affairs, till the art ival of NIG Bigot, who is to
be the new Amhorettdor.
The inlribitaiita of this city neve, sitnewf4l sin+
• breakisig up of the ice as we bier had 'hi. year.
Fur eight days togi-ther the Neva was fille.l with
enormous utilises of ire which c;:tne down from
Lake Ladoga.

VIENNA, MAY 17.

We have received by way of CJiistiontbaiple
the impertniit news from Teheran, that the Svhitch
of Persia (Feth Aly Schack) ass very ill, and that
there was the more ',coon to fear the rffects of
party spirit and civil war sifter his death, bemire his
eldest von, Aly Mirxi, who has been excluded
from the succession to the throne, has a great puny
in Persia, and seems to be supported by the
Rusaiiiins against the younger brother, Abbas
Mints. who is the intended successor of the reigning
monarch. The Tn4li.b, on the contrary, favours
Abbas Mires; and it is even affirmed that the late
British expedition to the Persists Gulf is con-
nected with these sffiirs ; at all events, it is believed
that the Englith intend to rutin a permanent settle-
ment on tin re coasts.

BRITP-di PRESS.

LO DON,

MONDAY, Jura 5, ivo.