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London, England, 1819-07-19 00:00:00

the declarations of the Marquess de CAsa-fauJo,
respecting the articles of accusation against him,
but the nature of the charges is not stated. There
were reports, it seems, of the intended recal of
Don PEDrto CEVALLOS to the Ministry of State,
and of the recal to the Council also of Don MARTIN
GARAY. According to another rumour, Don
Luis ON's, who was on his way to Madrid, had
received orders to stop at Valladolid. The Con-
vents of the Jesuits, we are told, were filled with
novices ; there were no less than 130 in that at
Madrid. Nothing more is said respecting the
Cadiz expedition, except that the number of
troops to be embarked is to be 25,000 men.

An Article from Tangiers mentions that the
Emperor of Moaocco, having assembled a body of
troops for the purpose of imposing tribute upon
the Mountaineers of Tedla, the latter surprised
his camp in the night, cut to pieces his guards,
captured his treasure, 12 of his women, and
all his baggage ; and the Emperor himself nar-
rowly escaped with his life.
The following are extracts from the Journals of
Friday :
" PARIS, JULY IG.—The Duchess de Berry
dined yesterday at Sr. Cloud with the King and
Royal Family. His Majesty took an airing pre-
viously to Choisy-le-Roi.
" The King yesterday gave an audience to the
Count Capo d'istria, who was accompanied by the
Count Pozzo de Borgo ; the audience continued
nearly an hour.
" Letters from Frankfort, of the 11th inst.
state, that the Germ* Diet, which was on the
point of adjourning, will prolong its Sittings till
August, upon the invitation of the Prince de Met-
ternich.

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" CORFU, JUNE 10.—General Maitland, Lord
High Commissioner of his Britannic Majesty in
the lonian Isles, embarked on the Bth instant,
on board the Ganymede frigate, and set sail for
Ancona. He is to proceed to Rome, to negociate
a species of Concordat, relative to the Latin
Clergy of the lonian Isles. The Earl of Guild-
ford, is, by command of the Prince Regent, asso-
ciated with his Excellency in this negociation.
" The day before the departure of General
Maitland, the Deputies of the Parguinote Emi-
grants were introduced to him at the Palace.—
They claimed the distribution of 666,000 piastres,
which was due to them from Ali Pacha, as the
price of their property according to valuation.—
The Lord Commissioner consented to a deduc-
tion from this sum of 33,000 piastres, in
order that payment might be received in available
money, instead of the Turkish coins, which
the Paella wished them to accept. General Mait-
land promised the Deputies also, that he would
not depart without adopting satisfactory measures,
aitlmtalito
the same day he issued the following Pro-
ciia

His Excellency the Lord Commissioner-Ge-
neral has appointed Robert Forest, Esq„ the
Count Antonio Lando, and Edward S. Bayne,
Esq. Commissioners for arranging the final dis-
tribution of the sum of 633,000 talleris (piastres),
which his Excellency has received from his High-
ness the Vizir Ali-Pacha, and which is nom in
the Treasury-General for the indemnities due to
the inhabitants of the town and district of Varga,
for their property, valued previous to their emi-
gration and their arrival in these States.
" His Excellency has also appointed Spiridion
Usq. Secretary of the Commission, of
which Robert Forest Esq. is appointed by these
presents President.

" The aforesaid Commission shall assemble
on the Il th instant at the house :4 its Presi-
dent, where it shall receive all necessary in-
structions for regulating the mode of its proceed-
ing—instructions which it will be its duty to
make publicly known to all persons concerned.
" Lastly, it bis Highness the Visir Ali
Pacha, shall make rcclamations on his own ac-
count, or on behalf of any one of his subjects,
the aforesaid Commission, assembled to decide on
the said reclamations, shall admit as an additional
member, any person who shall be delegated for
that purpose by his Highness.
Palace of Corfu, 7th June, 1819.

" By Order of his Excellency, FRED. HANKEY,
" Secretary to the Lord Commandant-General.

"The last paragraph of this Proclamation, re-
serving to the Paella the power of introducing a
Deputy into the said Commission, excited much
discontent among the Parguinotes, who asserted
that he would be then both party and judge.
" By another Proclatnati9n the same day,