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London, England, 1826-06-14 00:00:00

of a set of loyalists,. who would fight up to
their neck for the present wretched Government,
and rotten constitution—is enough to rouse one's
blood ; and it is still more deplorable to see that no-
body will come forward to support thee with gold and
silver, when thou-offerest to supply brass for the whole
country ; and that after the recommendation of thy
friend at the Crown and Anchor, for thine electors
to wear sprigs of broom as their emblem, most of
them had brushed over to the other side—that instead
of being at their post they are slumbering on their
pillows.—We are at a loss to know how we can " ad-
minister to thy mind diseased." We would not willingly
remind thee of thv numerous miseries ; hut who can
help condoling with thee upon the wholesale ratting of
thy once staunch friends ? Who can avoid participat-
ing in thy affliction at the fact of forty-nine of
thy tried men, having wilfully and maliciously, and of
malice aforethought, published their recantation, and
declared their intention to rote against thee, an ex-
ample which will be but too generally followed. We can
only implore thee to bear thy troubles patiently, and
with fortitude, for thou art acting rightly. The
LOWTHERS are a wicked race, abounding in the
good things of this world. They have bought the
men of Westmoreland over to their cause by benevo-
lence ; they have corrupted men's hearts by their loy-
alty, and they have monopolized the good wishes of
the country by doing justice. By the invidious prac-
tice of paying their debts, they have taken a shameful
Advantage of their opponents, and they have broken in
upon the purity of election, by defraying their own
expences; but though thou wilt be defeated by such
men and by such means, thou haat the consolation of
clear conscience upon such matters, and this will bear
thee triumphantly through the cares of the world. But in
reverting to the disgraceful practice of the LOWTHERS,
and of the Blues in general, thou gayest, indeed, rightly
in thy declaration to the Freeholders, or rather to the
Electors, " that the uttermost stforts of thine enemies
have only served to prove more clear.ly that HE loses
his labour, who tries to gain over the Blues." But
thanks to the good that springs out of evil, there is
still consolation in the prospect of levelling all distinc-
tions, and we congratulate thee at all events on the
certainty, that if the LOWTHERS and their friends are
all Blue at the BEGINNING of the contest, thou and
thy friends will look Blue enough at the FINISH.

French Papers to Monday morning have heel

received.

These Papers contain two Addresses from the Pre-
sident of the General Assembly of the Greek nation,
dated at Epidaurus, on the 28th of April, relative to
the appoiritment of a Provisional Committee for the
management of public affairs. These interesting docu-
ments breathe the language of resignation, and speak
home to the hearts of those who can feel for the woes
of others. They will be found in another column. -

A commanication has been mad• to the Greek
Committee, in Paris, that the number of women and
children, captured by the Turks in Western Greece,
was so great, that they were sold lower than the
cheapest cattle : and it is stated that 40,000 francs
have sent for the redemption of as many as this
would effect.

The Etoile contains an address presented by the
inhabitants of Taganrog, to the late Empress ELIZA-
BETH, on her departure from that place, in whiCh they
stated their intention to erect,, by voluntary subscrip-
tion, a monument to the memory of the Emperor
ALEXANDER; and her Majesty's reply, expressive of
her approbation, and subscribing 10,000 rubles to-
wards that object.
The Chamber of Peers have decided, s had been
anticipated, that a supplementary investigation was
necessary, before they could proceed further in
Otivß,op's affair.

At Rouen, the trial of three persons, arrested in
consequence of the disturbances in that town, has taken
place. Tivo of them were acquitted for want of evi-
dence, as the soldiers who arrested them could not be
found. The third, who was proved to have been in
the midst of the mob, and to have uttered seditious
cries,, was •condemned to six months' imprisonment,.
and a fine of 100 francs
FAINCH Fu —PA s, June 10. —Five per Cents, 97f. 35e. ;
Throe per Cents, 64f. 75e. ; Rentes de Naples, 72f. 36C. ;
Royal Spanish Loan, 47f. ie.

Quebec Papers of the beginning of May were re-
ceived yesterday. Much satisfaction is expressed at

the orders which had been received in Canada from
the Colonial Department for proceeding with the mili-
tary works at various places, in the upper and lower
provinces, by which employment will be afforded to a
large number of persons.
_ _ _

The mercantile distress in Quebec and Montreal
appears to have been much exaggerated.
The Legislature of Lower Canada had been pro-
rogued.

We have received this morning German Papers of

the '7th instant.

The Journal de Frankfort, contains further extracts
from the Oriental Spectator, giving an account of
a Tuscan brigantine, La Libia, having been carried
by a Greek Pirate vessel, into the desert port of
Biitulo, and pillaged of her valuable cargo.'
The Allgemeine Zeitung has a long article under
date of Rome, 21st of May, relative to the affairs of
the Holy See, and its Church Patronage. Banditti
in several parts of the Pope's dominions, appear to
have committed some most atrocious crimes.
We subjoin a Postcript, relative to the health of the
King of Naples.
P. S. We have various accounts of the illness of the King of
pg,as ; some some say it is the gout, others a paralytic stroke,
that has deprived hint of the use of one side. The Duke of LUCCA
WllO was expected here soon on his return from Naples, is said to
have written that he shall remain for the present at Naples, on
account of the illness of the King, who is his uncle on the mother's
aide.. The Neapolitan Legation is said to have reeeived news by
a warier, that the King is better,

Letters were also received in town yesterday from
the Mauritius dated the Ist of Mardi, but they
brought no news. A severe hurricane had been ex..
perieneed at the end of February.