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LONDON,
MONDAY, MAY 7, ISc2l.

Paris Papers of Friday, and Brussels Joir°lt,
of the same day, arrived at a late hour last
According to accounts from Moldavia, the
armoof Prince YPSILANTI IS stated to amount
50,000 men, and to have reached the Bank's
the Danube, where they are Etc :Ted by
undation. This delay, however, enoblo
volunteers to join him. The Prince has publi6lle
Proclamation, couched in 'very mcd,:!Ft ts,r•
in the Turkish language, promising •L.he
men security for their persons and Pt iy
they are quiet; and the Turkish „r
said, are inclined to favour the Gr:e"l.°'
°
Subject to the same tyranny as tile*? ::11: •
—A -Frankfort article says, that many r'
liQit
Officers have passed tbroull that town en t.
Prince
way. to Moldavia, to offer their services
to Il'il3
*irPSILANTI.- In anothor column 17ill be f•'''33
our extracts from these Papers.
d Dcs•
New York Papers to the 9th 'April, an
ton to the 6111 ditto, arrive:l th's 'morning.
[From's P Apr:l 5-1 nr,
Faori HAYTr.---The .cciioolter TiTeliraXF`t;i7tice ;
rived yestortlay, in 12 days, from Pert-0"
i,c!ose a
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a correspondent: of Fert--u-Pr'n:e 9 •
?.4 a. paper of 'the LSO & Mar.h; the ;$.l

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yet in a convulsive state,. but it was believed the
Government possessed sufficient energy to re-
store it to perfect tranquillity. President BOYER,
'with his Staff, was to leave Port-au-Prince on the
513 d, for the Northern department, and would
not return till the end of July ; he bad issued
the following
PROCLAMATION.
" JEAN PIERRE BOY ER, President of Hayti.
" Important events having called me to the quarters of Ar-
tebonite and the department of the North, I am, therefore, un-
able, in conformity with the 75th Article of the Constitution, to
Proceed to the opening of the House of Representatives of the
Commons on the Ist of April next. I have therefore prorogued
the meeting until the Ist of August following, when the Mem-
bers comprising it are invited toaseemble.
" Given
,at Port-au-Prince, March 10."
The Rebel General GEROME, who beaded the
revolt at Gonaives, was taken on the 15th, and,
as he made resistance, was immediately shot by
the soldiers who took him ; on the 16th an In-
sure t
u Colonel and Captain were shot ; on the
.18th twelve other Insurgents were shot.

Whatex'er may be thought of the general
het of
the present Ministers as to our domestic
-1* external relations, it must be gratifying to all
real friends of the Country, however they may
differ o' n ordinary topics, to find that we are not
likely to be burthened with the expences
of a new war. We cannot, indeed, include
the Party who invariably oppose Government
att'°ng the real friends of the Country, as
their reasonings and expostulations only tend
to involve us in the question between
Austria and Naples, and the former Power
with Piedmont. 'They are trying hard also to
11'44 us rouse against Russia, though it is by
11° means clear what is the definite purpose of
the Russian armament. They exhort us besides
tO be upon the watch in order to take the part of
Spain if it should be the purpose of the HOLY
CONFEDERATES to interfere in the internal arrange-
Ments of that country. But our only wise policy at
-Present, overburthened as we are with an almost
unbearable load of taxation,is to remain in peace,
and to direct our attention to such reforms as
tray be absolutely necessary for the ease and
i
(nt°llr of the Country, among which we may
Justly include all the retrenchments that can be
fairlY made in the National expences, consistent
With the dignity of the Empire, and the total ex-
-
'Lien of the. Rotten Boroughs.

1;"EIGN TRAnr.—We received too late for
.018
it'°n on Saturday, the further Report of the
rds Committee on this subject, but which our
tk-aclf,r,
041, 1,. • will find AT LENGTH in another part of
to 'Per of this day. We have had no oppor-
po.7 °f entering on the consideration of the
e: t°nehed upon by their Lordships in this
rtJ nor of pursuing the evidence annexed to
:'"ich Covers about 295 folio pages, accom-
:l`ed with numerous valuable tables, returns,
&c numerous
as the Select Committee of the House
zI
Cito Ininons on Foreign Trade are pursuing a si-
har investigation, we shall reserve what we
ve to
Say upon these important subjects until
their report is made. It is to be remarked, that
aoion
g tne witnesses examined by their Lord-
Ivi`Ps) there are so few of the Members of the old
verearitile Houses in the city, and so very few
the • .
Principal Ship Owners.

Kixo's CounT.—Saturday his MAJESTY
• 11:4u a Court at his Palace in Palhmall, which
2ttended by the Lord President of the
tii7tincil, the Lord Privy Seal, the First Lord of
,_e Admiralty, the Master-General of the Ord-
, 1714ce, the Master of the Mint, the Lord Steward,
boe,,,Judge-Advocate, the Treasurer of the liouse7
1011.u' His Majesty held a Privy Council; at
b tell Sir Edward Paget was sworn in a Mem
iters and took his seat at the 'Board.—A Procia-
-4.ll°ll,was agreed upon respecting the coinage
tit savereig'ns.—Mr. Buller attended as Clerk of
e Council.—ilis Majesty gave audiences to the
of Harrowby, Viscount Melville, and Mr.
10 Pole.—The Judge-Advocate laid be-
er Lis Majesty some proceedings of Courts-
-1,-Pial, to take the King's commands on them.—
"e Court broke up about four o'clock.

•
ilis:MAirsTy's yacht, the Royal George, COM-
..l,4landEil. by Commodore the Hon. Sir CIIARLES
114'r-T, was on Friday taken out of the basin at
ti,"slTlOuth, having had an alteration made in
"e stern, which gives her a more frigate-like
411,13e3rance. There have been no orders vet
Eft to fit her for his MA.JEsTy's personal service.
1), Yesterday his MAJESTY, accompanied by the
tllie of Yonx, the Duke and. Duchess of CL .A. 7
't l'icz and the Princess AUGUSTA, attended Dt-
/44" Service at the Chapel Royal, and heard a
p1:!1:1110n 1y the Rev. M. STOPFORD.--Yesterday
lvine Servici was performed to the IC, T!':G.'s
household, at his Palace in Pall-mall, by the
FLAP, F.w. BLOMBERG and the Rev. Dr. STANI ER
KE.----"l7esterclay Prince I4EOPOLD, accom-
li)anied by Sir R. GARDINER. and Colonel AD-
Nnitozzt, attended Divine Service at S. Phil-
Chlapel, Waterlec-plate.
fhtt litardspress of WATER.PORD has sent from
for t€:`
orers to priTare Curraginnore Rouse
1.4.;_ le reception of his MAJESTY..—(Wafer '''ld
Yesterday T
; CIIAN 0 CET,LOR nu L .?
ie
S? z.
LS
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4114.0mizsE-Y had andie.nces of his MA-
.