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LONDON,
MONDAY EVENING, MAY 31, 1830.

111 S MAJESTY'S HEALTH.

The following is the Bulletin issued this day--
"R indsor Castle, May 31.
" The ICinc has passed a good night, and his MaJErrr's
respiration is rather less enibarragsed.
(Signed) " HENRY HALFORD.
" MATTHEW J. TIERNEY."

A Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign
Office this afternoon at three o'clock.

Despatches were received at the Foreign Office
this morning from America, Malta,- Paris, and
Brussels.

The following are extracts from Dutch, German,
and Hamburg Papers, received this morning. The
king of the NETHERLANDS has been compelled to
Withdraw the obnoxious law on public instruction :
Sr. PETERSBUR,OII, MAY 12.—0 n the 7th inst. there
Was a brilliant review of the troops h-re, amounting to
0,000 men, in the Field of Mars; all the troops were on
the ground at eleven o'clock. The Emperor, the Empress,
the young Grand Duchesses Mari 4 and Olga, and the
Grand Duchess Helena, arrived on the ground atone, where
they were received by the Grand Duke Michael, and the
Foreign Ministers resident here; the Turkish Ambassadors,
with their suite., were also on the parade, to pay their re-
spects to their Majesties. The fine appearance of the troops
astonished the spectators, because the guards have just re-
turned from the campaign in Turkey. Vice-Admiral Hall
is raised to the rank of Admiral, and appointed Military
and Civil Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the port
of Archangel, in the room of Vice-Admiral Minitzki;
mu 'al Vice-Ad Hamilton is made Commander of the third
division of the Baltic fleet, in the roam of Vice-Admiral
Ogilvie, who succeeds Vice-Admiral Hall as inspector of
transports in the Baltic.
Ever since the 21st ult., when the ice in the Neva broke
al), the weather has been almost always cold and stormy.
The Isaacs bridge over the Neva is sometimes put up
and sometimes taken down, because masses of ice
still come down from Lake Ladoga. On the Sth instant
the_ thermometer was at the freezing point, and yester-
day snow fell as at the end of November.
On the 29th and 29th ult. the harbours of Reval,
Jultischpont, and Pernau, were wholly free from ice.
The port of Kunda was free on the 25th ult.
In the city of Warsaw last year there was a vet y re-
markable excess in the number of births, viz.

Births 8824
Deaths 4466

Difference
STOCKHOLM, MAY 18.—The State Gazette con-
tains his Majesty's letter to the Norwegian Diet,
according to its request, for the coronation of the
Queen, the time for which ceremony his Majesty
has not yet fixed. Hie Majesty, at the request of
the Diet, has revoked the Rc•yal Decree of 1787, by
which unbecoming and perverse opinions respecting his
ordinances subject the authors to corporal punishment.
Bonsai.; HALLS, MAT 25.—Since Friday every species
of stock has been declining still further : to-day matters
have borne a more favourable aspect.
On Sunday, en which day a good deal of business was
done, Funds were lowest. Austrian Bank Share•, 1310 ;
Polish, 1291; Danish, 714 ; Russian, 1061.
At the prices marked below there was money—Dis-
count 44 per cent.

End of May.
Anglo-Danish Loan 3 per Cent 7.24
Anglo-Russian Loan 1074
Hamburg-Russian Loan 102%
Polish Bonds
New Prussian 4 per Cents. (1.6:341) s,Bty
Austrian Bank Shares 1324
Austrian Metalliques looti
New Austrian 4 per Cents
Anglo Neapolitan
Falconets
Sr. PETERSBURGH, MAY 15.—Up to the 12th in-
stant, seven ships arrived at Cronstadt, and sixteen had
Up to the Bth, 170 ships had arrived in the port
of Riga, an five sailed.
B."RNA, APRIL 20.—Our commerce, which is
a' eady much injured by the introduction of the nriri,
duty on all Asiatic produce, is now threatened with a
noes blow, the consequences of which must be more ruin-
, and destroy a great part of the business of this place.
T•
he Porte, following the example of the Pacha of
• y
Pt, and for the purpose of recruiting its exhausted
"Wiry, proposes to subject to a monopoly the most Mr-
Portant productions of Asia, which are the chief articles
°f our export trade. We look with anxiety to the intro-
duction of this measure, being convinced that if the Porte
has once decided on it all remonstrances will he in vain.
This was the case with the mini, which is still levied, in
sPite of the representations of the European Ministers at
Constantinople.
ANCONA, .M.ar 14.—From the accounts given by
the captains of ships, there seems to be a great fer-
Mentation in Greece, and troubles are said to have broken
out in many places. The President has suddenly gone to
Ztyra, in order to restore tranquillity by his presence, and
to call to account the ringleaders of the malcontents, who
had organised a formal opposition to the Primates.
STRA, Aram 29.—0 n the 24th there was a sort of
Popular tumult here, in consequence of a decree of the Go-
vernment, ordering the merchants to be divided into those
of the first and second classes, with certain privileges, and
to
as-
sert tn
which
an opposition was attempted with a view to e
maintenance of a general liberty of commerce.
After
the tumult had continued for some hours, the Com-
in restoring
Inisaioner of the department and the Commandant succeeded
tranquillity. The President, having learned
What was passing, got on board a Russian corvette, and
arrived here this morning. After a summary investiga-
tion the ringleaders were arrested and sent on board the
lame corvette to Napoli. We hope that this measure will
Secure the public tranquillity.
VIENNA, MAY 20.—Bank Shares 1,331. The price
of Metalliques not given.
SECOND CHAMBER OF THE STATES GENERAL.
THE HAGOZ, MAY 26.—The Chamber has rejected
the project of law respecting the excise on spirituous
liquors of the national manufacture. The Minister of
illance announced that the project of law respecting
foreign spirituous liquors was withdrawn.
The project of law on the increased excise upon beer
and vinegar was rejected by 58 to 39 votes.
AIAY 27.—The project of law on the increased excise
on salt was adopted by 61 to 27 votes.
A royal message was read, stating that his Majesty had
thought fit to withdraw the project of law on public in-
struction.
The First Chamber has agreed to the law for the reduc-
tion of the interest of the public debt. It is said that
mently
some of the Members of the Northern Provinces vehe-
opposed the law.

y the, arrival of the Jamaica packet we have
some intelligence from Colombia, but it is of a very
extraordinary nature. The Bogota letters state that
the revolution in Venezuela has made little progress.
It was hoped that when the deputation of the Con-