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burgh, and the Emperor is said to have consented to be6l
dle
of
with the contents of this Turkish Note, supposing that
it
quel would shew that the assurances contained in it are,
empty words, and the Ottoman Government realises w's
AOl-
promises. In this spirit the new Russian Circular to the
pean Cabinets is drawn up."
this
hasJULY 18.—The Correspondent of
has the following article : , ,to the!
" ST. PETERSBURGH, JUNE 23.—The Circularl,°Thth
Allied Courts, issued by the Russian Cabinet in the founded
May, May, before the second mission of M. de Tatischeff, is 1";rtlf
partly on the official Turkish note of the 18th of April, a_.,°"?„, the
on subsequent verbal promises made to Lord Strangfor" Ltis-
Reis Effendi. It did not seem that the Emperor could he„01
lied with the assurance given in the note, that the Porte Zoo
fulfil its obligations when tranquillity should be restored. t:;60
days later, however, the Turkish Minister informed the ),l'esji
Ambassador that all preparations were made, and orders I,or
given to fulfil as soon as possible the two main pohlt,As ifirig sts-
pute, viz. the evacuation of the principalities by the truiylo
timed in theni, and the appointment of Christian fl et tile
In such circumstances, the only question can be, wile irsais
Porte will really keep its promises ? The Russian Circ°:, thati
expressly that the Emperor has nothing more at Iteni be
the maintenance of peace with the Porte, and no one gill
tote
more disposed than himself to contribute his efforts to
the ancient relations with that power. But at the soT; fo•
it is signified in the note, that Russia depends on
tiler good offices of the Allied Powers, that the Emperor for the
not be compelled in the contrary case to take measures
coo
mainteaance of solemn treaties, which the dignity of measure
the
would require. It appears, therefore, that, notwithstan„,s-J" (
personal inclination of the Emperor to peace, the ci—decifr
the future relation of Russia and the Porte is not yet, „5,11,,
with certainty, but that this decision will depend 00 we,,.ctot
of the farther negotiations at Constantinople, or the con".`‘true,
the Turkish Government. The Imperial Guards,
return to St. Petersburgh, but the corps remain retuY piste
the field, though orders have been given (since the ituliliej)
breaking out of the war is in no case to be appreliceren
withdraw it to a greater distance from the Turkish :A^-i)e
i
and place it in more extended cantonments. It s field ill
served, besides, that the Guards have never taken the he"
'Turkish war ; and, on this occasion, also, if hostilitiqvio
commenced with the Turks, would have remained in the
provinces, as a reserve and corps of observation."
VIEN NA, Jut. Y 15.—Metalliques 79i.-13ank Shares I'

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JAMAICA, JUNE 11.—A letter from the
SHEPPERD, of this port, dated San Blas, 9th MaY,
e'
partial commencement of the American trade along to,o'
coast, which has been for some time a traffic of consideraw"ti,
terest, and, if not checked in its progress, will become °;01
ally injurious to the island. A Spanish brig or schooner' .010
St. Jago de Cuba, had captured a brig and two stnajj:vel,:r
nr`
from the island ; and it was their intention to retain "
der every vessel they fell in with, without respect to fl4s'
ot,
Stock Exchange, One o'Ciock.—The n4'oo'
with little
up to this hour, remains steady,

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MARGATE, JULY 29.—Arrived the
yacht from Ostend, and landed his Roya.

ness the Duke of GLOUCESTPt.
apr
The opinion wiT—ch we
submitted► t°
Readers, as to the true cause of the
of Irish distress, which Colonel TaEsclid3ff
nounced to the House of Commons on il/lorsosesrs
has been fully confirmed by the Irish Jtbe
since received. The funds possessed 14
elf
local Committees in several quarters are entiroo,
exhausted, and the continued assistance of re•
land is declared to be indispensable for the Ftri,
servation of multitudes of the sufferincr Petts°:toe
when the period iten the maturity of the Ptl-,,ce
crop shall enable them to subsist upon their
l-01
resources. A Cork Paper, speaking of the Celo
Committee of that populous and distressed c°°A At
says, " It is to be regretted that the ftlit's
are 11111'd
present in the hands of the Committee
replenis
extinct, and that unless they are
from that prolific source, British be hi "°lletee
the relief of the distressed poor in thoot
sive county must be retarded, at a ill°oolii
when a little additional humane hell) °toe
enable them to support a tolerable eltisolero
until Providence sitould pour before vie
the bounties of the forthcoming harvest' that
Report of the Committee itself stateslestit
the cases of distress are so numerous, that a °I, ;le
of two shillings per family, voted on the 1° afids,
1
stant, amounted to above five thonsarldllog of
and exceeded, by 1501. the sum in the h°
are
the Treasurer. V - ,lerePre' .c
ery great efforts, pool 7
still obviously required from the British ,iff;
ofs3l
in order to complete the god-like Wor
„,k,k JOUesS
a whole people from destruction. 6000;
has only been diininislied by English belle
ntiatr
and can still be kept down only by the :ltl°3
ance of those generous exertions by svl"c
been successfully checked.

lie oil,l
------The Irish Constables Bill and the IS•I' 11,e
were last night read a third time in the 00' the
f.ords, and passed. In the discussion O‘lv pi
mar
former Bill,n consequence o
iqf some re)
Lord HOLLAND, the Earl of Livr,r.Pool4 °i tit)(l
reprobated the annual procession and dec;10117
of King WILLIAM'S Statue on the I`2th eltefolo
and expressed a hope that the Lord-Liellivoll
would be able to prevent its recurrence. '3600
eserving the opinion that the public celehr opt+
of the battle of the Boyne is not only inn(leot°
but laudable in itself, and is only to be dePrt sf#
ed in consequence of the pretext Which
we tio
fords for the perpetration cf feuds 7 of
hope that, after this express declaration
object,
sentiments of Government on the j 5511
and the understood wishes of his
'AD e
d
himself, the Orangemen of Dahlia will se
Cllst°P
propriety of voluntarily abandoning the

00°11
In the House of Commons, the SuPerann lateci
CELLOR of the E_ xcllEouEß.
Bill received two additional clauses/ calcc°o44'
to soften its rigour, on the motion of tbe aer
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