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on her first at rival, &tumult-A a•palace for leer tele.
deuce, and an establishment suitable to her Ilk!
oily; but the,c were refused upon the plea (which
was staged on every occasion to justify the impro.
per treatment which her MAJESTY experienced) that
a charge was pentliiig.and that until this was decided
her MAJESTY'S condition was to remain unsettled
and. undetermined. She was to inhobit a private
house Car inferior to the dwellings of even substan-
tial citizens ; she was to have no plate because she
had no palace; and even her very memos of' sub-
sisteoce dep•nded upon a kind of eleemosynary
grsot, as alowenee (as Lord LIVERPOOL Calls is)
at the discretion of her avowed enemies, Was it
not to be xpected that when the charges Should
have h en so far repelled as to make even the pro-
secutors ilietustives pray the House of Lords to re-
ject their owl, Bill, the earliest opportunity would
have been created for submitting the QUEEN'S state
to the consideration of Parliament, sod relieving her
from a situation insulting to her MAJESTY, de-
grading to royalty, and disreputable to the cuuntry ?
An oipport 'luny presents itself, a they is appointed by
both Houses of Parliament for their meeting, hut
the Miassie►s of the Crown, limiest, of grasitiog
at this occasion to relieve themselves front the
irksomene,s, as it should seem, of locir present
inode of 04i pportiug the Quees, permit Parliament
indeed to assemble, but by adi ;legelittous trick, a
species of fraud upon the established forms of the
eiinstitubon, suffer the two Houses to assemble
only for the purpose of instantly proroguing them.
Sac h a proceeding is a contempt upon the autho-
rity of the Legislature—a solemn mockery of its
most solemn proceedings—a strict and cold observ-
ance of ti form, while the spirit of the institution
is made the object of derision. There is, however,
foe comfort left, that in February, when Parlia-
ment must meet fur the dispatch of Intoner.,
she Ministers will have to answer fir this pro-
ceediti. They will Le disappointed if they
hope that the entlsusiv,m excited by the refection
of the B:ll of Pains awl Notifies will be allayed
Were that period.

We isave received Perm Papers of Friday and
Saturday la.t. Friday was the anniversary of the
Krug of FRANCE'S birth. when his MAJESTY cons.
pleted- his slaty-fifth year. He received on the: oc-
casion the congratulations of all the persoliages of
rack and distinction about hus Coors.

The latest intelligence trout Madrid is of the 6th
of Neverol.ier. The King of MI IN and his fa-
mily are still at the Palace of the Escurial. Since
the KING'S departure for this ancient and favourite
Palace of Spanish loyally, the Niiiiisrer of the In-
terior has at the otiening of each sitting of the
CuiteK, informed the Assembly that his MaJesTir
and the Royal Faintly enjoy perfect health.
Thee commanicstion is entered upon the journals
with the observation, ,1 that the. Cortes have
heard it With extreme pleasure." During the
vetting of the Sth of November, the Cortes in-
structed the President to apprise the KING, that it
was their intention to piorogue the Seesaw's on the
!Ph. The KING has sanctioned and published the
Decree of the Cortes, which hinds the liberty of
.4 patriotic societiesi" and al.° the decrre which
suhjects ecelesisstie. to corporal punishment. A tide-
111fie and filitheis are both Wrested by bantliiti.
Complaint, upon tins sabject have been iii tile to the
Cortes, anti have been supported by General
QUIROGA awl the Gigot de MAULN.
lu the sitting of the 4th, the Committee of
Finaree rtl'Orlr4l to the Cortes th it the extreme
penury of tic perldie treasury lies given occasion
to tla• suggestion of many plinig for affording
inrdits! re;ief. They lied particularly noticed a Elan
of COIWIr I Don JUAN DF.L CASTILLO, who pro-
posed to coin copper money to the &won't of
3,800,000,000 of real*, about 33 millions sterling, fur
which the grout Spaniards should be compelled to
give the., gold and silver. A long iliiieu•giou !noir
upon this plan which was eventually rejected us
uncoostittniotial and impracticable.
The Cortes, however, approved of another pro-
ject of the Committee of Finance, for CIO a.l.lo.i.sig
entrephs in several ports of Spam and America.
There are to be eight of the first class in Spain ;
rix. at Bilbao. Suutander, Cortinius, Cadiz,
lags, Alicant, Tarragona. and Barcelona ; seven-
teen in America; and one in the Philippine Islands,
at Manilla.

These are to be in Spain and the adj.icent islands
screw ports of elorepit of the second class, and
sighteen in Ames ca.
The budget for the financial year, which com-
menced on the Ist of July last, hasher's definitively
fi Ned as In!inive

Peals.
The K;net llnuafhold 15,04)0,000
Mini‘ily fur Furrign Affairs ... 13,000,400

The lutersar 6,410,375
The l'ohasi re 1,366,235
Justice
nuance
War
Alai is,.

'Total 702,002,304

The total Revettues 530,394.271

cona4oso-- iaberchaege of .Ceatieq, WO/4M Vienna,'
and Milan. The grand army of Austria has since
the 18th of last, month been conceatreted,upou the
two beaks of the River Pas autiluts received an ad-
ditional supply of artillery fromNienna., The num.
her of pieces of camber) of all calibre in the army ex-
ceed* ZOO. "Vvery thing," says a letter from Vienna,
•' promises the immediate occurrence of, great
events w Italy ;" and a letter front Troppaa
states, •' that great and powerful IT)fINDUICS have al-
ready been adopted by the Sovereigns. Europe
will he saved Prow the horrors of anarchy." The
English .hips of war which acre snit/ to have as-
sembled I,y mesa chimer in the Bay of Naples, are
increasing instead of diminishing. The squadron
has bees, joined by the ►'engear, 74 guns, in nine
days from Lisbon. This does not appear to have
happened by chance; nor is it the result of acci-
dent, that Admiral MOORE should at the departure
of the latest intelligence from Naples be in hourly
expectation of the Glasgow frigate from Gibraltar.
The Neapolitan, Government is striving to raise
four millions of ducats by way of loan, at the
rate of 12 per cet.t. isiterr.t.

A letter from Genoa announces that a Congress
is to be held at Florence, where Plenipotentiaries
will meet from all tl►e Powers of holy.
The Paris Paper. contain no domestic news of
any general interest. The elections of Deruties
are not as tet terminated iu all the drpartneents.
Tile 5 per Cect►. were on Saturday 76 f. 30 c.;
Batik Stock, 1,388 f. 75 c.

We kive received Hamburgli Papers to the 15th
instant. Nothing has transpired respecting the
conferences at Troppaii.

A requisition signed in a few hours, by between
100 ■nd eOO ►espectable inhabiinist householirers,
of the ►orall but independent parish ut St. A un'a,
Wes 111 l 'luster. lot+. we understand, been pre►voted
to the Cluirchwai dens, to convene immediately a
meeting of the parishioners, to congratulate the
QUELN on the happy termination of the proceed-
ings instituted against her by the 'louse of Peon.
The under-mentioned East Ind.a Company's
ships arrived at Aladrae as follow, vli.—
The Ea,' of Rat , the sth June; the Thomas Court.,
1011 i June; ilfe Duke of Yurk, 20th Juur. The Prince
Regent was hourly rapected.
The licensed shin Genera/ Pul,aer served at
Portsmouth on Monday—Jell Madera the latter end
of June.—Paseengere, Governor Eliott awl ►uite.
By tins ship we have received the following iufor.

;nation :
Ship. lying in Madras Road., June 2S—Learuler, Rear-
/Unocal Sir H. Blackwood; Curlew, Capiaill Blackwood ;
Eden, explain Lock; and Liverpool, Caplan' Collier.
Sweepstake. Kirby ; Coutts, Maijoribaiika ; Stretlie,
Nelatuo ; Resource, William+ ; Two Brothers, Batton ;
Britaiona, Snowball ; amen, Clovers; Lord Wellington,
Hill; Duke of York, Campbell ; Princess Charlotte, Fris-
bee; and Cochin, Green. The BO , Jamison, sailed
fur China un the morning of the 2.5ih Jour.
Ships lying at St. Helena, 20th September—The Vigo,
Rear.Ailmerel Lambert ; Bream, Caplan& Shepherd; Red.
wing ; Heroine; and : the latter was cruising off
the Island. Also, the brig Perreverance, from the C3pe,
and the ship Jemima, bound to England : the latter was to
nail 210 October.

The General Palmer spoke the Marquis of Hastings, front
New South Wales fur Calcutta, on the 17th July, in lat. 9.
25 S. long. 90. 9. E ; ship Juliana, bound to Van Diemates
Land, on the 4th October, in lat. 8 30. N. long. 20. W.; brig
Maria, 5.5 days from the Bever Plate fur Landon, on the 23d
October, is lat. 25 N. lung. 3:i. W.
Capt. Truacott states, that Bonaparte took a ride of nine
miles on thy 1814 i of September. His house is in a very
forward state, land the is perfectly healthy. The races
took place whale the General Palmer staid there, at which
were pment Gent rat Muntello anal the Countess Bertrand,
with their

Ou the Will September the General Palmer was boarded
by bast ftum the Island of Ascension, and was informed a
awing of water had bleu found in the interior of the islsoid.
The place was perfectly healthy; great pains have been taken
to raise seeds and platila, but nut the Ivast vecetation can be
effected. The latest news they hail received was iii March.

WHALE FISHERY.—During the which hes
just le mtated, 100 ships have sailed fur Green!mut;
of which there were 1-2 front Loudon, 37 from
Hull, 11 from Whitby. 15 from Petethred, 10
from A herdic!), and the remainder from other
ports. For Davis's Straits there have been 59
vessels ; of which S were from Loudon. 25 front
[lull, S from Dundee, 7 from Leith, 5 from Aber-
deen, 5 from Newcastle, and the rent front other
Frits. Four loss.' have been sust•ineil—t he High.
flyer, of Hull, and Hope, of London, at Green.
land; the Brothers, of Hull, at Davis's Straits;
and the Dmekettield !1011, wrecked in the Orkneys.
'not rest all arrived safe.

M. TALtssi. ancient Member of the Cowes..
emu, bar jttst departed this Itle. in Paris, aged 64
years. He died in a state of penury. His maim
-adds the Aurae/ de Paris, was connected with the
•fitwtous day of the gth Therinidor. and without
affecting to anticipate the judgment of history with
respect to hint. it ought to be remembered that he
was one of the principal causes of the fall of the
infanions ROBESPIEIRC

It is announced from Rome tlrit M. Mai, the
pnttcipsl librarian of the Vatican, has made several
discoveries interesting to the lovers of alicient learn-
Mg. Among these are parts of the books, usually
designated ss kri, of Polybius, Diodorus S.culna,
and Dion Cassius; fragments of Aristotle, Ephorus,
Hype/Ides, and Deinetiius Pbslrrius. Fiagments
of various asicieut works have also been discovered.
but the mimes of the authors are not known. Some
fragments have been f lof the 131;autine writers,
such as Eurapins, Memmiler of 13}7.antiam.•Pii.
sew, yid Tetsuo Protector. The troguarnis sire
of precisely the most interesting parts of three
histofisnw. M. Alai, 1.a4 also found several Intrangui.
of fist Rhetorician Aristides. mud. se veto. hooks of tie
Physician Ortbartu.s which air a ssiustole steculei-
twu to the History of Miters' &tenets. The risk.
inmate ,shoCtutosed Polybuts continuo the 3!ith
b9nki in tiltivit,bß anstonuces that the 40th sod ts,t
will treat of Ci.rintology. 'rhos. interesting &wit-
eerie* were wok on tnyhnientr, devoted by the
mischievous economy of •ome wise fellows earlier
days to receive PraJtuaciiists of lar less .volite. The
original writing fortuiiiitely resisted in anise tura-
aura the 'utopias that Jut been simile to erase it.

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