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litletvly, if not positively, asserted this fact, we
believe carmot be disputed. The Murning Chroiti-

eic, in rirticular, iris stite(l the fact tepear-
edly, And its coofi,l-t.nt belief of ir, imy even
...declaring the terms upon which the ilussi4n
assistance wits to be given. Therefore The
Bri.tigt Press inn,t wrquir us of having brought

an tinj,iit charge a4:tins. t the Opposition Papers.
The Press then pr:ceedi to comment tin 'hat Was

sail in 'FHP: SUN- on the want of money in the
Government, an►! ii►rimates that it will

be molt. to raise money enough for the impose,
by the Loan now negociatil►g in this conwry, and
perhaps in several others. But when we state►l
that Russia wants money, the proof of which is
demonstr►ble from this very attempted Loan,
we di►l not mean to confine the want to

the ►►►ere aeeount of wai like reso'►rces, but

chiefly for internal operations. Russia initfered
by the late War and the French Invasion.
It will, Of course, require considerable time be-
fore her finances can recover from the shock;
and, 'therefore, we are not inciined so eagerly to
credit, as the Opposition Politicians are to pro-
pagate, reports that she is likely to embroil her-
self by en:!al,;ing in the quarrels between Spain
and her i'efractory Colonies. Let those Political
Spiders, hotveyer, "spin their self-pleasing thread
anew," as long as they think proper—all wise
pei.ple can see that their chief object is to excite

alarm, and " to perplex the nations with fear of

Extract of a Letter front the Agent to Lloyd's, at
Buenos Ayres, dated May 15.

"• Sailed the private vessel of war Liberty, alias
Sta. ROZII de la Chacabuco, on a cruize ; she,
mounts 20 guns and 143 men. It is understood
she in the first instance goes round to Chili.
lc MAY 17.—The private vessel of war Chaca-
bNeo sailed 28th ult.; the following day she struck
on the Chico Bank, and received so much &image
*that she has since been condemned. Her owners are

in treaty for the British ship Courier, at present
'laying; at Ensinada."

ty a letter received trom Canton we learn, that

'the rcniainng part of the wreck of the Hon. Corn-
pany chip Elphinstone, that was burnt on the
12th (4 F, briary, was sold on the 25th ditto for
19,500 dollars.

V..tvoi of re`trenchwent, it is seen, is pro-
gres's i not withstandtiug all the captions com-
ments of the Party -Writer's. The Office of JOINT
PAYMASTER of the Fonces has been abolished,
and it has been restored to its sitna..ti(m., tinder one
head, as %vas formerly the case. This "Office is
now, therclote, wholly under the controul of the
night Hon. CHARLES LONG, a Gentleman Whose

attention to official duty, and coildoct in private
life, leaves him without an enemy, political or
otherwise, and who possesses every ti, le to the re-
..spect and anrobat ion of the

We are sorry to find, from the folloWing letter,
that the Spaniards have closed the Communication
by land with' the British garrison at Gibraltar;
the reason alleged for this inconvenient and dis-
tressing. measure being the apprehension, we trust
altogether unfounded, of the plague now raging
at Algiers and along that toast being communi-
cated through the medium of the English trade
carried on be:ween Gibraltar and the ports of
liarbaryt—

EXTRACT GP A LnTTER FROM GIBRALTAR, DATEE 24TH JITLY.
The Spaniards have thought proper to shut the commu-
nication by land and sea with us, in case we should, by means
direct or indirect, communicate to them the plague now
raging in Algiers. Strong remonstrances will be made by onr
Governor ; mean time great arises from this prema-
ture measm e, ard trade will suffer a total suspension.
" Six o'clock.—Great confusion prevails in consequence of
the Spaniards leaving the garrison.'

LORD DONOLIGIIMORE.--The last accounts of
this Nobleman state, that he is not only be-
yond all clanger, but in a progressive state of
recovery.

A private letter from Calais, dated the 15th
instant, contains theifollowing paragraph :
" On Monday last an Englishman, who had been an
Officer in the lath dragoons, and Aid-dc-Camp to the llnke
of CusraEttLANn, was tried at Boulogne, and sentenced to the
Rallies. He is to be marched front thence in a chain, with
roany others, to Paris. where he will be again tried on charges
of robbery and.!:wifitiling.. He appears to have no friend,
hut a beautiful young French woman, who, it is said, at-
tends him as his servant in male attire."
Viscount '.4euviLLE arrived at the Admiralty
this !Horning :rout the Isle of IVight.
THE MARQUIS OF ANGLESEA'S LEG.—The am-
putated leg of the Marquis of ANGLESEA is buried
in the golden of the Gentleman at Waterloo, in
lybosc house rite operation was performed, who
lias 'placed over it a handsome tomb (which he
Las great pleasure in showing), with an inscrip-
tion, of which the following is a translation :
" Here is interred the leg of the brave and illustrious Earl
ttf Urxr, gl our, Lieutenant-General of his BurrANNTC MA-
-4F VEY, Commander-in-Chief of the English, Belgian, and
Dutch Cavalry; wounded on the 18th June, ISt 5, at the me-
tuorable battle of Waterloo; and who, by his heroism, mainly
contrilmted to the triumph of the ea tie of the human spe-
ties, gloriously achieved by the brilliant victory of that day."
Mt. PARNELL was on Tuesday last elected Mem-
ber for the County of Wicklow, in the room of the
lire Mr. l'ossoNsv.
A court-martial, as usual in such cases, is to be
iteld on Captain AIAXWELL; for the loss of the
Aleeste frigate.
The 211 Battalion of the 53d Regiment, lately
stationed at St. Helena, has been relieved by the
Ist Batt-lion of the 66th from India, and was to
tolhark about the middle of July for England.
• The 21st Dragoons are to be removed from the
Cape of Good Hope to India.

POETRY.

Ox lhe 3nic4naet of the marquis of ANZLESEY'S LEG a!

frqlerloo.
What thothill THE Luc; %vitt; time decay,

Comtnoll Eari h to pass away,
The Oero: wt.II-won Fame shall soar
'Tiii EARTH itself shall he ne more.