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No. 1,368.—V0i. XV.]

FOREIGN INTELLIG.

PARIS, MAY i .--The Ausirian

the departure of M. de Tatischeef
burgh, and assures us that the object .
is fulfilled. If the Journalist had frank
the object of this mission, we should
is hat he meant, but he maintains ur
complete diplomatic reserve. Thus
conjectures. Aceordin,, to the knox
(den expressed by the Ausisiam Observer
maintenance of peace bancen Russia
it may be presumed that it would not
"mysterious veil what was -eznformable
The sharpness of its language and •

of humour which escape's- it habits
symptoms not very satisfactory as to
peace. The silence of the Court
sperting the issue of the negociations
expressive. An explanation would -
the fall of the public effects in that
least that explanation would assign s,
for believing in a good understanding
Cabinet of St. Petersburgh and the,Di,
an explanation does not take place,
because it would be contrary to the
mobility, which the Holy Alliance
vail. It is known, on the other hand,
'Metternich has received very importani
from Cons•antinople, the contents of
not transpired. It is, therefore, probai
Court of Vienna will soon break the
it has hitherto maintained, and that •
tive to passing events, will be soon
result so i.npatiently expected. TI,
letters are all far war, and it is known
commerce on these occasions, is clear-sigl
finesses of diplomacy, or the sinnositie
rarely deceive experienced men whose
is called into action by great interests.
therefore, very nearly decided, that r'
the Cabiiiet of Vicuna for the tnaintewinee•of
between Russia and Turkey have 'lied, ••
the obstinacy of the Divan, and the
tint Turks.
BANKS OF THE DANUBE, APR:
from Agram state, that at the begins
the Pacha of Belgrade having recei
Constantinople to disarm the Serviuns,
Prince Milosch and to the twelve princiy
Chiefs to proceed to Belgrade. The
fearing an ambuscade. Milosch t
Peeha that the state of affairs did not
proceed to Belgrade, but to tranquilli.
would send a new act of submission
the Servian Chiefs.
This act contains a formal engagement
name of the nation, to remain &it'd.'
to the Porte, but demanding that the
to the nation should be guaranteed,
of bearing arms. The Pacha sent t,
cairation of Milosch to Constantinople,
ceived orders to insist on the disai
Servian Chiefs then assembled at
resolved to refuse and oppose the .
necessary, by force. Such is the state
SAvia, where important events may
pc,•tcd.
NenEinem}, APRIL 2.l.—The last
Epirus confirm the detection of the /
lire disagreeable positiou ill which CI
r pitmen by this event. lie has hi
sacral partial combats with the All
Souliotea, in which he sustained great
now menaced with a greater danger;
ilk corps having come from the Mt
A.hanians, in order to cooperate fur
r.l tile Turks.
A Turkish garrison has been left
matided by Oruer Pacha, who is
fanatic, mid a sworn enemy of the .
he is hated by the Allau.:aus, his appoii
additional reason to induce the Mid;
country to withdraw themselves from
make a war of extermination with the
VIENNA, APRIL 19.-•-•.ille Counsel]
Tatischetl had not his audience of
Einueror until this atienioon. H.
morrow fur Petersburgh. His Mission
fire fo be finished, and it is general
public, that all the inferences with

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SUNDAY, MAY 3, 1822 Paielt Old.
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;ENCE. be amicably adjusted. M. de Tatischeff did not thiuk would either be very productive to our revenue, or •
fit to wait for the courier from Count Lutzow. It very beneficial to our grazing interests (a most im-
a Observer states . :
appears that the newsalrearly in his possession suf- petant branch of the agricultural community), by
fined to determine his departure, which had been so raising the price of English tallow.
f riot St. Peters-•
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et of his mission often announced. The Turks continue to make -- —
frankly explained
defensive preparations in Moldavia and Walachia.— • BANK OF LA ENGND CHARTER. ' •
Six hundred waggons filled with ammunition arrived
mid have known A meeting of the Governor and Company of the Bank
intheneighbourhood of Silistra on the sth of Apr. •
von this point a
r aticle from Stutgard, dated April 22, says— it reduces us to An subasittiog to a Court of Proprietors, a resolution upon •
:nowu wishes so " All the talk here is respecting a criminal sentence, the proposition made by the Government to the Bank
Observer fur the pronounced against Professor List. ft is known that ler die renewal of their Charter.
M. List was scarcely appointed a deputy, svhen he 'at was irstroorseedisy the Gnvernor, isr the filOpe of a
Ai* and the Porte
became eager to signalise himself by his opposition. rewlurimi, approving the Proloorilion in Government.
not cover with a
to the ministry. Imitating the English Parliamen- and recrimmending it for the adoption of the Court of
ble to its desires. He prefaced his resolution by slating, that •
tary tactics, he proposed an inquiry into the state of
1 the movements in Proprietors.
the course of the last month he hod various cginiri-
luai gravity, are the nation, which was rejected by a majority of the nicatinns with the Earl of Liverpool and the Chancellor i ,
o the duration of Chamber. Failing in this attempt, he drew up a of the Exchequer, upon a proposition originating with
petition in the name of hitconstituents, in which he his Majesty's Government to renew the Bank Charter,
t of Vienna re-
tions is also very vehemently censured the ministers and their agents. from the in of August, 1833, (when. as the law now
The administration felt itself offended, and caused stands, it would expir.•,) to the same in 1844, upon cer-
I suffice to arrest
a criminal proceeding to be commenced against M. loin conditions which were alterwaids embodied iii A
at country, if at
anal
rwhilch he would now read, from the Noble Earl
List, during which he was suspended from his fem.
sufficient motives the terht Hon. Gentleman. dated at File Haase,
tions as a deputy. Since that period the inquiry "Lith Atrisl,°lB22.
ling between the
ellivan. If such
has been pending before the Tribunal of First In- This letter, divested of its official forms, and the tech-
stance, and it was generally believed, that if the nical recital of the several Acts of Parliament seinen
•, • it is, doubtless, s.
accused, not acquitted, his punishment would now regulate the Bank Charter, contained a propositiott ' t
he system of im-be at most very slight. No one, even his enemies, on the part of Government to submit to Parliament a
:to wishes to pre- Bill for renewal
tiieioof!' the Built Charter from the Ist Aug.
expected a sentence like that which has been pro-
sand, that NI. deAugust,th,
e 1844 relaxation, conditionori
oriat that
br branch)
ate
Bounced upon him; for the Criminal Court. of Es-
°neat dispatcl7esflank would consent totwit
• of which have lingen has condemned him to ten months of hard of its privilege or monopoly (secured by the Charter), ~
labour. This condemnation has excited general which prohibited she establishment of any Bank Mr the '
robable, that the
he silence which astonishment, because the punishment carries in- issue of owes under 51. in value, with more than six
it Euro fin
siren- ny withit, and not only causes the person to lose lsartners in the ,concern, in any town or place within
pe, •
tis miles eif London. Toe said notes to be pavat•le in
his place as a deputy, but deprives him of the right
[ informed of thenotes of e ual amount of the Bane of England,
q or so-
of filling any public function whatever. People no
The commercial vermeils. , '
longer inquire to what extent M. List was guilty,
nown how much Mr. B. SHAW proposed the resolutions, declan•ne their
or-sighted.—The
they are only astonished that the Criminal Court concurrence in the plan for the renewal of the Chows.
osities of policy, should have pronounced .an nsfunious punishment recommended by the Governor and Directors at the dr.
hose intelligence against a deputy, whose enemies even have never We of the Giteeellteleill, and he.took m.casion to praise, -
r+doubted his patriotism ; and that too, for a mere in the highest terms, the manneein which the Batik load
Jets. It appears, unimittily transacted the general Business of She ettailt?:,,
t all the efforts of
manifestation of a political opinion. They say that
In conclusion, he proposed his resotutiou, declaring time
stetras.ea
,at. peace M. List has taken refuge either In Switzerland or concurrence of the Court of Proprietors in die approlui-
i failed, in France."
through
he fanaticism of THE NEW EUSSLINaTARIFF. of their Charter.
Mc. PAYNE banker of Bath, declared, that he was
one of those who avers oncemf opinion that the Batik
tit. 20.—Letters The sacrifices made in a hundred ways by the
had not conducted their alLirs with due caution ; he had
inning of March English Government to perpetuate and increase the been
itn
,101111:1ka.illiblueheotirists. and experimental calculation,
ived orders from commercial intercourse. between this country and consider:omit of the whittle
xviuns, wrote to Russia appear to be reciprocated most enigmatically case, union
hail altered e;hisctionpgi moil. and he became eon-
principal Servian by the cabinet of St. Petersburgli—in the Taritl' vinced that the Bank had acted wisely, arid that those
he latter refused, recently issued, the duties upon all articles of Eng- who mipittiged their conduct were iii Ilse wrong.
declared to the lisle product, which are still permitted to be imported Mr. Ilea RE, the banker, said, that he approved al
the &retools yielding to Me desire expressed by Lord L.
ot permit, him to into the dominions of the viagnasiimous Emperor
and the Cnancellor of the Exenequer, to rellitqatsh that
Ilise the Porte he of All the Russia*, are more titan doubled, while the part of weir privilege which certainly restricted j Mit
;ion signed by all following articles are totally r hoIIIDITED : stuck banking concerns its the country, althltigh for loin
Trinkets of all kinds or made up jewellery own part, he was of opinion that little advantage wtuld
Books of white and coloured papa
gagement in the Musical instruments of kinas without exception arise From again exposing the lialluit to the inundation
dui and devoted Russian Imperial Rank notes of country bankers notes. lie was most anxious to see
lie lights granted pirzezen,tmoafrble, and (tilt: composition busts awl manufactures lie circidating medium of thi. country firmly fixed ttputi .
a sale basis, and bank notes convertible at the %via of
I, including that All kinds el Cluarteorn, we:italicizing or"' stitillic gaoriol, striped, flowered,
the holder into 4 metallic currency.—(llear.)-11 tsiti-
this act and de- printed, dyed, worked, transparent, or seau.transparent, wan ur
. tnately this new measure shroud, 111 Its COliSerVieliCeS,
uple, but he re- wittlieofiLuit',l,„".`xs"ver, as likewise all kinds oh "nkixti operate against that, lie slmuld deplore the consent ire
armament. The I ruservett fruits in sugar, or syrup of all kinds maw give to the present resolution.
; Novihazar, and All kinds of wailike stores Al r. Y tau No hoped that the present proposition woul.l t 1
ApoilltrArice scales not be decided on the spur of the occasion at ibis meet-
! disarmament, if Crushed clove, inz, but rather be felt open for decision on a future day.
Mate of atiairs in All kinds of manufactures molt of wood es to kamw, how these Cosiatry 11 ink
3, shortly he ea. Cabinet warts or all kind, except those iiAntioned in the tariff lit wished besides
I atcy LaTed and unlaapiered tan Nate, of a.l descriptions Notes were to be made payable iii Bank of I:melon:I
All ttinninghinit gotta* Notes, as was said, when It was known that the C• ry
last accounts from All l'hntal goods Notes were chiefly one and two pound, and the Hoak of
:.! Albanians, and 11;r,kiiiidag gli"rlit ja England stow did not issue airy ai these 0111:109. Did the
Thourschid Paella I.ii,:-,-,',.,-...7,1-i'll AlIi!-U-Iii- kinds, white,
Its, stockings, nightcaps. an:lorit uatik mean iI I re-issue small notes?
l'he Govessoa said, that the Country Banks hal
Lad 10 Mililitilill an slot,
printed, and striped; table
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the option of p.iyinx their pound testes either iit.Bank .
ibieliatts
and
the 1-o:pz manufactures tit all kinds
iv , forks, 'modem scissors and like iii Englattil notes of the saute amount, or in sovereigsis ;'
eat loss, and he is Paters,:tshoet
temyr,aittay thaeripttu. is, ;an tatjwcac.aaue' aof those rum- and it they had tint the one, they could g..t stippli6tt q, ir, several Belle- tionol in
Cloth, groan, white, and black with the odier—(sovereigns.)
loess to join the Melt, i„,,h:smaked. awl salted Mr. It. JACKSON, at stoic feria. th, threaded all the .- /,
ir the destruction Brandy, spirit., end all sorts of iv uetrs measures of the Batik its toast Nal tistercourse with the .
Beer, cider of a.l kinds; as also liaa-viii :gar (jos ern mem.
Wafers Mr. ROUND, (tratiell Banker,) iimairei if the plait
tin Janina, corn- itas.tatilts
a tyrant and is (slurs* of all kinds, with few exceptions ro long in ornate sat the Bank of E mialiii, fur crewing.
:21iristians. As Pens anti Quills v mode of executing a more beautitul and sale note was
Ready Made clothes of all kinds, except those of travellers 005 Y, """,i'letl, or had it 14'1'241
ppoinintent is illi Ittilllcil sugar Illeliii, lumps, allilsagat canny in lonvesoutups, 1 Ile tsuyaltletHt said, that as the Bank (front thi ir
habitants of the or crushed. n present judgment) were
Rafael saltpetre
to.—
um his rule, and tin decisook had been taken upon the i.lan alluded to.—
Saddlery of all kinds ill
the Turks. Al uslatil of ail kinds It was Still, hiMeerr, tinder consideration.
Goa ware of all kinds, without eserepion.
The resolution was then pist mid catried, (as the Go. •
itsellur of State
Chicory, norms, dried and roaatod vettior said) tittaititiviusly ; but we believe Mr. Youvg i
of leave of the sta-cli, blue and white heal up his hand against tt.
12 sets Out to- Ara °die) arlacier of minor intesest.
on appears there- —'bet, for a Crevernment so decidedly hostile to A Portugal Louis has been treated for; 62 was
rally asserted in England s Lest interests, our Ministers oppds:.! a tax
offered, the interest to lie 5 per cent. but Laic kar-
t tile Putts: will upon Lila importation of their tallow—a tax which tu"uese government declined the penes:al,
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