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LONDON,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1524.

liIS - MAJESTY.

Just as we were going to press we received

t.11,e following Bulletin from authority :

WINDSOR CASTLE,

April 28, 1824, 10 o'Clock, a. tn

The KING has, foi same days past, been much

indisposed with the prevailing epidemic cold.

HIS MAJESTY is much better to day, and un-

less,unhappily, his 'MAJESTY should suffer a

zela
Ple, there will be no further Bulletin.

(Signed) HENRY HALFOP.D.

MATTHEW JOHN TIERNEY.

We yesterday had the satisfaction of stating,
on the • authority of letters from Genog. and
Leghorn, that our shipping is entirely unmolested
by Algerine cruizers. This gratifying intelli-
gence is fully confirmed by the following official
notification

" Admiralty Office, ci7th 4pril, 1823.
" By the last dispatch from the.Adcniral coin-
rnanding in chief in the Mediterranean, dated
the Rd inst., it appears that the whole of the
Algerine squadron are dismantled and blockaded
;n the harbour of Algiers."

The Paris Papers of Sunday, which arrived
liist night, are almost entirely filled with a re-
Port of the debate in the Chamber of Deputies
0;'
Saturday, relative to the new financial scheme
for the realization of the Vice per Cents., which
was adjourned to Monday. These Papers con-
tain no other intelligence of the slightest im-
portance. •

Advicps from Tampico, in Niexico, of the 28th
of February, state that tranquillity was uninter-
ruptedly preserved in that quarter, but that the
L'kecutive Government felt inconvenience from
the want of money.

,• Letters from Constantinople, of the 27th of
March, now assert that all differences between
the Porte and -Russia have been adjusted, and
that the Ottoman troops are actually retiring from
Wallachia and Moldavia! On the other hand,
letters received at Paris from Trieste state that it
Fs ruiriOured there that the Holy Alliance have
c'eded one of the islands of the Archipelago to
`he Knights of St. John of Jerusalem, and that
as soon as the Order has established itself in its
l'H'w Seat of government, it will enter into an
°6eni'ive and defensive alliance with Greece
against the Turks ! It is asserted positively in
Paris that both M. de VILLELE and M. DE Cii.t-
vE•AuB.EtIANn have unequivocally expressed them-
selves in favour of the restoration of the Knights,
which latter statement we have strong reasons for
believing to be well founded. As for the alleged
Cession, however, of an island to the Order, by the
Allied Sovereigns, it is probably only an exagge-
rted echo of the old statement respecting a ces-
sion having been actually made to it by the
Greeks. The Allies have no right to cede a ter-
ritory which belongs either to regenerated
Greece or to the Porte ; and the rumour
is therefore most probably without founda-
tion• it is possible enough that the Great
Powers may feel disposed to acquiesce in
the establishment of the Knights of St. John