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who are alleolPtams Utmost rf illness Of mine&
• age, it is cultulated that sot less than that
Modred sod dirty Bleaelseet Grill ippeer in their
places tech day doting the ceatieuence of this
calamikiNO premtediag.
There is mu Ad !heading Order of the Rouse
of Lora. that aspen every questies the Peas shall
individually and eepseekely declare their spiesions.
each Member rising is his piece and prestosseing
the word " Ceotent,"- or .14 Net-Content." There
is a solemaity is this amide of collecting the sense
of the Reese Misieh appears well calculated for
pitting aim ends of justice; end weave happy
to find that, upon the venation of Lord Gals.
this ancient Standing Order ire enforced se
every question that may sews daring the progress
of the proceedings relating to the Quasi.
The pasentemot interest which amorally attaches
itself to the mimics now pending io Parliament,
has not, however. wholly diverted the attention of
Lord HOLLAND from the greet concerns of eatiouo,
or caned him to neglect the political occurrences
which inflaeoce the hoppiaess or independence of
mankind. Oar reader*, we are convinced, will be
glad to learn that the Noble Lord has given notice
of his inteutioes. within a few days, to bring the
*object of the Russian Manifesto relative to the
Revolution in Spent before Parliament, gm the
papoose( aseerteiniog how far the Cabioet of Greet
Britain may have involved itself in asserting the
principles avowed by the Emperor of RUSSIA.
The same subject will, no doubt, also be noticed in
the Reese of Commons, where there will be a
better opportunity fur discussing the merits of the
Emperor's Manifesto, and of disclaiming its princi-
ples on behalf of the people of England, than can
be afforded just now by the other House.

Paris Papers of Sunday last arrived at a late
hour last night at oar office. A private letter from
Vienna, under date of the 4d of this motftli, as-
serts positively that the Cabinet of Austria has
filially resolved to check the progress of what it
calls "the French malady" in Italy ; implying. is
our readers are aware, a determination to interfere

an the domestic concerns of Naples. The letter
notice., with a precision that bespeaks some degree
of assured knowledge, the nature of the instruc-
tions issued by the Cabinet, respecting the ad•
vance of troops into Italy, and the military ap•
pointments thst here been made. But a few
days have passed since we published au es•
tract from the official Journal of Vienna, expressly
denying that the Cabinet of Austria had ties
formed may resolution upon the subject of the Nea•
politao revolution, and that in fact the Ministers
were waiting the opinions entertained upon this
subject by the several Allied Cabinets respectively.
Possibly these opinions had arrived before the ditto
of this letter, and had the effect of confirming the
sentiments of the Cabinet of Vienna. The Prince
de METTERNICH had communicated a confidential
Note upon the subject to all the members of the
Germanic Confederation, conceived, the letter
writer assures UP, in the spirit of peace, but in fact
denouncing war against the territories of Naples.
A Neapolitan Paper announces that the people
of Cagliari, in Sardinia, have demanded the re-
•establishment of their ancient constitution. It is no
wonder that Austria should be alarmed for her
Italian States ; for can it he supposed that Genoa
will not catch the flame of liberty from Sardinia,
and spread the cont.: won through the Milanese,
and the territories of the ancient Republic of Ye-
nice ? War cannot be avoided in Italy ; but if it
terminate in the establishment of liberty in that de-
lightful country, and in the expulsion of the Aus-
trials, what friend to the dignity of human nature
would repine at the extent of the interdict ?
There is no intelligence in these Papers of any
interest from Stuns).

The Freuch Fiiiids are. Five per Ceuta. 78 1.
85c. Bonk Stock, 1,377 1. 30c.

Private letters from Naples ■nd Genoa of the
last, state, that at the latter place 15,000
foreign troops Ind been stationed for the preserva.
two of tranquillity.

The MLitt the fonds, by some ascribed to the
Queues Letter to the KING, is attributed by
others to an apprehension that M,uisters are about
to embark with the great Continental Govermeesite
in an endeavour to•restore the old iegisee of Naples;
and to keep dowii the rest of Italy. It is re.
moored that Russia 'Deans to convey an army by site
to Naples, and that this expedition, on its way, W
-40 put into this country. Terminate these
deavours how they may, they cannot fail to be ate
tended with a great expenditure of ninety sod I*
odd greatly to the embarrassment of our finances.
On Tonality the • Duke of YORK held a Levee
at his Office in the Horse Guard , as Commander
ill Chief.
Yesterday a ballot was taken at the East India
House for the election of a Detector in the woe,:
of Sir I)avin SCOTT, [hart. whin hadNiaquelstisal.;
At biX o'clock. the gleuies writ closetlnsed delivery*
to the scrutineers, she reported that election' to'
hive L. 11.0 oaa Justus U 11 Ai MON DER,
. - -
law eininbem wete~

['tie Jusiat Du Pre Alexameler,,E.wit..•.. 1,049
Ned Beigjarlin EdistomMoree, nu
Not than one hundred mud twenty usedierd
practitioners received ti e degree of Doctors nr Me.
dierstr, on l'urstitirlast, it Ufe euiveraity of Ediu.
burgh.