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of facts, but the Committee to which it was referred
ascertained that the statement was, for the most
part, without foundetiou. They further reported
their conviction that the Government of France hes
'formly exerted its utmost powers to repress HA
trade throughout its territories. The Committee,
however, recommended dust the petition should be
referred to th►e Minister of Marine and the Keeper
of the Seals, in which the Chamber acquiesced.
A Report was made to the Chamber from the
Committee of Way. and Means. The expenses of
the year amount to 872,792.400 fr. The Ways and
;tlesine to 785,792,463 fr. Th►e project of low pro.
posed for seeming the payment of the Legion of
Honour was adapted by a large majority. the votes
in favour of it being 193 ; against it 29.
The accounts from Italy relating to she affairs of
ALt, Pada of Janina. are very coistrodictory ; but
they in general concur in representing his power as
very formidable, and his measures as successful.
The Barbary Powers are also fitting out large 'r-
emittent% which it is said are for the purpose of
mantling the Porte against the rebel niches; but
it is certain that Tripoli has had the insolence to
declare war against the Grand Duke of Tuscany.
because be Me t►ot paid his annual tribute. This
is manifestly but a pretence for piracy, which will
CI uickly he imitated by Algiers and Tullis if it be
not punished by some of the greater powers of
Europe.
Th►e French Five per Cents. are 77 1. 15 c.
Bank Actions, 1,452 f. 50 c.

German Pipers have arrived. The following are
extracts t

instinct(' Sung 111.
On the 15th in the minims, her Majesty Maria Louisa,
Duchess of Parma, arrived here ow her way from Italy.
On the following day km Majesty, accompanied by his
Excelteary the Governor of the Province, Count Choir*,
and the CAMlllitell Choler, viewed the striders, of the Ea.
peror Slaziosilien in the Palace Cherch, and thee proceeded
on her journey to Salzburg. Her Majesty travels under the
name of Countess Colons°.

SURZUIIIIM9, 30111 C It

The mansfactarers mod artisans of the city of Norris-
berg knee preselsierl as Address to his Majesty the King of
Esearia, represeatiag the extreme distress of that trace Aoo•
noising city. " Nuremberg," they say, " once celebrated in
the commercial world, once rich io popolation, and crowned
with nll the blessines of industry and art, now resembles a de-
serted city. Oar bosses, formerly the abodes of ninety damse
sand prosperous citizens, now stand desolate, the mosesfal
testimonies of betirr limes, and our deserted streets will soon
lie overgrows with grass. Yet industry and art stilt reside
among us, but proscribed by all the nations of Europe,
they Rood no proterlioo is their native Certainly, and re•
trite, perhaps, their tourist wooed front the commerefal
e i•uoon of the Germans. Tints near 46,000 mea,wbo world
cheerfully work if the rodoce of their labours were saleable,
drag ou in want and wretchedness an almost idle life. What
avails it ceder such circommances that the farmer offers fur
nothing almost the produce of the soil, if we cannot raise
ecru this small sum ? We would willingly pay him thrice
the price, if foreign nations would again opera their markets
to us, tor if Germany were closed against them, and the
free trade ill the interior established."

Yesterday morning the KING went to Hampton
Court.
The account of the Duchess of VOIIICS health
on Suint.y was as follows
flatlands, holy 2,184 I).
" Her Royal Ilicharss's night has been somewhat ohs-
tulbed, hut there is certainly no sensible change in her
symptoms.

" R. B. WERE, Surgeon."

Yesterday the Duchess of GLOUCESTER and the •
Princess AUGUSTA tinted the Duchess of CI.A.
RINCE and the Duchess of SAXE WEIMAR. After.
wards their Royal Highnesses rode out together.
Yesterday the Princess SOPHIA rode to Ken-
sivgion Palace, on a visit to the Duch*** of KENT.
Oa Saturday the Duchess of KENT and the
Duchess of SAitit WEIMAR went to Claremont on
a visit to Prince LEOPut.D. The Royal Duchess
let wiled to Kensington and St. James's in the
We understand that the QUEEN has again sp.
i:!erl to Lord LIVERPoOI. for a residence suitable
to her rook. His Lordship, in reply, said. that if
her MAJESTY would point out luny house winch she
wished to occupy her applicat should be sub.
twitted to the KING. Her MAJESTY then pointed
cut the I ein Stratford-place, which had been
in the occupation of the Foreign Princes, becalm.,
as she expressed herself, she conceived that this
house belonged to GOllrf 1111 l rid, and could be ob.
tamed without tiuttilig the public to any expense.
Lord I.IWEEPOoI, replied, that the house ittques.
ii
tion had ceased to belong to Government, and'
'cool(' not now be procured, but requested her MAL
JVITT to point out sonic oilier situation which shit
might conceive to he eligible. %Ye understood it
I.as been intimater' to the QUEEN, on the vitt
Csovernment, that the house of the Duke of
Sr. ALBAN' is at her disposal.
The QUEEN on Sunday examined for some time
it house at Barnes' Termer, which is to let, and
whiehis thought will suit her MAJESTY.
Report says, that reels yet Miossiers have not
I,lndrined the hope of U cot►►prootise with the
rjt EEN. It is said, that on S►tnrday last an in-
I illation was given to her MAJESTY, that a Noble
Lord was charged with a message which lie was
de►irous of I►ersonally delivering. The QUEEN is
trot to hove snsweted, that ►he would be ready to.
receive any comniunicatiois us. the 11411 of Ministers
writing, but not orally. What the result of this
of negociation may be we Imo, Ind.—
( Evening Paper.) •
'fhe Constable of Wakefield, in compliance with
a requisition numerously and sespectably signed,
including the names of gentlemen of all parties,
l'ss convened a inertias of the inhabitants, to be
held on Monday next, to take into consideration the
variety of presenting " a dutiful and loyal Ad.
'fret.* to her Majesty Queen CAROLIIIIII, 00 her it.
tern to this country, stud also oh condolence for the
...evert losses she has sustained dating her residence
stoced."—( Leeds Alereary.)