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11 called the Isis. Having stated that he had nothing 1
t`' t'rhly to this order, a Decree was immediatety
iss"ed, declaring. hint dismissed from his offico,
'4"41 deKived of his appointments. The Academic
Senate of Jena endeavoured, but in vain, to prel-
vent this measure. This extraordinary circum-
"ance is attributed to the influence of Russia, and
Prussia.
BRRLIN, JUNE 23.—The Prince Royal pro-
ceeds to Italy to pass the summer and auttiunn,
41,d perhaps a part of the winter:,

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM CUBA, MAY 4,
(From an American Paper.)

"You have, no doubt, been informed concerning
the Report of the entire cession of this Island to
G. teat Britain; it has caused great commoiions
the minds of all the inhabitants, both Foreign and
Ndtive. I have conversed with many Natives ont
the subject, and they say it is impossible for their
trig to grant any such thing ; and they are de-
termined not to agree to the sale ; and they sup-
Pose the United States will assist them in case of
"eh an event., Theysay they ought wbe allowed
the preference, if they are to be sold, and have no
doubt but the United States will assist them with
a Loan, if required."

THE FUNDS.—The Commissioneri for the re-
duction of the National Debt declining to pur-
chase the usual quantity of Stock daily, has a
contrary effect upon the Market than was ex-
Peeted. Consols this morning have had a con-
Qerahie rise, which is owing to the immense pin--
ebases made by several of the first Brokers, who, a
kw days ago, were selling. They commenced at
"I, went to 4., and remained stiff at that price
at 12 o'clock. Uranium was dis. The Commis-
coners this morning bought 57,0001. Reduced,
37,0001. for Saving Banks, Eta 20,0001. for
the Liquidation of the NLltional Debt.

There seems to be a general alarm among all
well-disposed People throughout the Country on
account of those Meetings in various quarters,
are strongly marked by Sedition, anti
%I►tclt menace the most fatal consequences. Re-
bellion has evidently put on a more darine, front
than it has ever assumed in modern times, and
however contemptible the Instigators of the mis-
guided multitudes may be, they will make up in ac-
t4ity what they want in character. Never in latter
4,tys has SEDITION manifested so bold a spirit as to
juvite a Meeting in Smithfield, the heart d the Me-
:►'apotis, for the avowed purpose of such a Reform,
as it is called, as absolutely has no object in view
lilt the demolition of the present Government.—
lhete could not he lower or more disreputable
%retches than those who overthrew the French
Monarchy ; and infamous as the men are in ge-
neral Who subscribed the Proclamation inviting
ell desperate Ruffians to convene in Smithfield,
ill'e3t are evidently men who are determined
to proceed, and to run all hazards, if possible, to
°fleet a Revolution. We have before expressed
°ur hopes that the Loan NIA.YOR, who must be
luvested with the requisite authority, would pre-
tent this daring and dangerous Meeting ; and we
tonceive that it will be proper in him to issue a
Proclamation, positively forbidding a meeting
from taking place in any part of the City. If
the Meeting, were to take place, and were pro-
lunged by the arts of the wicked Agitators till
tight, we should not wonder if attempts were
matte to involve the whole Capital in flames.
I'o crime can be imagined of which some of the
4Zeforniers, Revolutionists, and Rebels, who have
•tgned lie Placard of Invitation to the Mob, are
gat capable, and therefore measures cannot be
too promptly prepared, and too vigorously car-
tied into effect, to avert the threatening danger.

Yesterday morning the Duke of YORK trans-
•cted rolitary business with the PRINCE REGENT
Carlton-house.
The
,Duke and Duchess of YORK attended the
marriage ceremony of Miss FANNY CALLENDER
Yesterday, at Brompton, to Mr. GRAHAM, when
Lis (loyal Highness give the happy bride away.
Yesterday morning Prince LEOPOLD left town
for Windsor, on a visit to the Princesses Ao.
tusT,i, and SoPHIA.

Yesterday a Ballot was taken at the East India
for the purpose of determining the fol-
lowing Question, viz.—'' That Mr. CHARLES
Lt.oyD, late of the Bengal Civil Establishment,
be permitted to return to Bengal, with such rank
the Company's Service as he shall be entitled
to under ae provisions of the Act of the 53d of
Geo. I 11. cap. 153, sect. 85."—At six o'clock the
biasses were closed and delivered to the Scruti-
/leers, who reported the questidn to be carried in
the ktfirmative.

We are sorry to learn that the business of cot•
toll spinning, which has hitherto afforded libe-
'al wages to the work people, is now participating
,in the general distress. Some of the mills in
Lancashire have been stopped, and the hours of
("het s have been reduced. ' The working hours of
Anioe in this neighbourhood have also been rechic-
", and it is in be feared that this will become
'bore general.—(Glasgow Chronicle.)
The celebrated Diamond Sword, an li:ir-loom,
;'' 'be Noble House ot M4.l4l.Bosouott, .which
lihd for sonic time been missing, is .at Length t;.,-'
74vered, and it is said au attachment lids been
i 4tued by the TrUstees for the recovery of it.