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tame Speech of Louis XVIII. delivered to the
French Chambers " two months and a half ago,"—
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we find his Most Christian Majesty felicitating
himself and his people on the " improved situa-
tion of the interior If the Kingdom,"—declaring
that " the administration of justice, loyally exer-
cised by thejuries, wisely and courageously direct-
ed by the Magistrates, has put an end to the plots
and attempts at revolt which the hope of impunity
emboldened,"—and proudly and exultingly pro-
claining this,—that as " france owed to Europe
the example of a prosperity which a people can-
not obtain but by a return to religion, to legitimacy,
to ORDER, to Titui: LIBERTY,—that SALUTARY
EXAMPLE SHE NOW GIVES ► ! !"
We are compelled by our limits to defer the
remainder of our observations until to-morrow,
when we shall probably have something to say
On the supposed concert between France and
Russia. We make this postponement with the
less regret, because we shall not be sulywised if the
Earl of LIVERPOOL and Mr. CANNING should
elso,from the extremely serious nature of the consi-
derations involved, postpone the promised commu-
nication of the Papers, and consequently their ex-
planition of the conduct of Ministers, till another
night.

a have received Frankfort and other Papers
this morning, but the only articles of any interest
contained in them relate to the conflagrations at
Canton and Constantinople, with the principal
details of which the Public are already acquainted.

[FROM COITILESPONDENT:]
SrocK EXCILANGE, Half-past Twelve o'Clock.—
The advance in the prices both of Foreign and
English Stock, on Saturday, astonishes the Pub-
lic, and defies all attempts to account for it.—
Consols opened this morning at 774
-4, at which
they remain steady. The Expresses from Paris
bring the closing price of the French Funds on
Saturday, 85f. 40c.
P.S. At the moment of writing this, the Market
has rather flattened,

IXPORTA
NT
Lfrom the British Monitor, April 13.]
DIPLOMATIC NOTE OF THE AUSTRIAN
A ,most eXtraordinary CABINET.
to us from th Co
, communicationhas
object of which
presented by Aust .
e ntinent respecting Note said to have been
, a
been transmitted
would view an attle
!silt to the Courts of Russia and Prussia, the
mtpothose Powers
t to ascertain
es is il
li
1 on the
throne yo what
na manner
Apo tic 24 .
of Prance, il li ' being effected in
that Mon 1 t e event of a revolntion
v 44,
_i arch
Y. The reply of both the Courts in question,
Went
tl at they .It
- bound themselves by treaty to the perma-
,,r exclusion c
o• the'Family of BUONAPARTE from the
t eneh throne 1 elves equally bound
to 'Natant ,—t nit they considered thems
Valk r d that they
ee that throne to the Bounnoxs,—an . .
egard
revolu ' any attempt on the part of Austria to assist the
the viewstlanists in Prance as a Declaration of Wan—Although
our Ite is us ascribed to Austria are in perfect accordance, as
ill th "erg are aware, with what we have always said respect.
ituose policy of the Austrian Cabinet, as far as regarded young
tatini-:PAIITE, still we hope and trust that thu present com
cery 7"1,41 is nothing more than a piece of Diploniatic wag.
intici;-7,1 't la fit however_, to add, that our coriespondent is not
• .181)os d ' of tricks of this kind. Iron' the same
sour" ~ e te play o.
tECIN"e are i*rmetl, that it was the intention of the NAPO-
I V !_,
it c -onspirators to proclaim EuGENE 1;1EAUITAIINOIS
egeo t of Prance during the minority of Naror..Eox Jr.
tirtilll of
to say, the French newspapers received yesterday
fit, ,the intelligence, that the Regent in petto had had two
',l)plex in d t Perhaps the finger of Providence
Was tnere y one ay .

_
will eisterday at three o'clock a Cabinet Connell
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'lel(' at the Foreign-office,
Earl of
which was at-
tended
by the Loan CHANCELLOR) the Liverpool, the Earl of Harrowby, the Earl of
estmoreland, Mr. Canning, the Chancellor of
Mei quer' the Duke of Wellington, Viscount
Marvyiblilli‘Wynn,
contiuedtg, Viscount Sidmouth, Lord
Mr. Huskisson, &c. The Cabinet
rrhe Attorin deliberation till past five o'clock.
Alter Attorney and Solicitor-General, also the
...
during ne.7 General for Ireland, were in attendance
the sitting of the Cabinet.
Tim Duke of sitting
attended the early service
yesterday morning, at the Chapel Royal, in the
Icing's Puke°, St. James's. Afterwards his Royal
flightless left town for Newmarket.
The Duke of GLOUCESTER, we are sorry to
say, has been confined
Yesterday morning Divine Service
formed to the was per-
KING and Household by the Rev.
r. BLOMBERG, at the Palace in Pall-Mall.
lownMr. TURNER, of the Foreign Office, arrived in
on Saturday, the sth instant, on his return
ron) Spain ,
by the way of Lisbon. It was this
::lentletnan who came from Madrid, and not Mr.
lt.r.ltits, as erroneously stated. Mr. VILLIERS i
IPeeght dispatches from St. Petersburgh, where
he,tv.‘ as attached to the Embassy of Sir C. BAGOT.
al. r• AILEy, a
King's Messenger, arrived last
luta at the Office of the Secretary of State for
Pnreign fr t
A -IL") with dispatches from Sir CuARLEs
'l3triut.A. a;
t
Co
Paris, and from SCOTT, Esq., the
British kionsai at-
latter of Wed-
the
nesday last. Bordeaux,
d,,Mr. CHARLtS O'GORMAN went off on Satur-
Y mornia
hes for
Al• d • g, at six ' o'clock, with dispat.c .
, ,i rid i
weretoy .° a chaise and four.
Hirdirections
proceed to that city with all possible ex-
lkdition.
A letter from Calcutta, dated December 27,
Matesals that the Glasgow, 46, Captain DoyLE,
thel ed thence on the 23d, with the Marquis of
.r,lNca and suite, for Gibraltar and England.
which Marquis Marquis would be guided, by letters
pro, h 0 would receive at Gibraltar, whether to
14-eett to England or land at some port in the
editerranean. Report says that his Lordship
'3 to sus,,,,,ceed Sir THOMAS MAITLAND.
pl 4 ne Gazette of Saturday night coUtains a Pro-
-44,..- . . 'nation from"eward th S tary of offering a
e ecre
". State, of 200 guineas for the discovery of the
enirde
who
rer of EDWARD WILLIAMS,Esq.of Brighton,
pity ;was lately found on the sea shore, in the
" Of Puddinghoe, Sussex.
,4,e11-Litie average of Bank of England Notes, &c. in
le) ,7 Lir34l, .
llfor the quarter ending the sth instant, Is
. 3d.