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London, England, 1820-09-12 00:00:00

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" PALERMO, •AUG. 16.—The Junta here art still dei.cernin:
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ed upon independence. We have been joined in that '''.
by 200 Communes,Towns, and Boroughs.
NAPLES, AtiG. 21.:—Our Government will, it is believedr
adopt severe measures against the Independents of

THE QUEEN.--Yesterday, about one o'clocm
her MAJESTY took an exoursion on the Tl►arnes/
attended by two of the foreign Ladies of her
suite, Colonel Oliviera, Mr. Austin, &c. hcrc
return her cutter was attended, by a number °E
pleasure, boats, and the persons on board thcil
loudly cheered her as she went on shore.-----uft
Sunday evening the Queen sat upon the lawn
Brandenburgh House. A number of persons
to
boats lay on, their oars opposite the house.

Mr. BROUGHAM has, we understand„ gone `ate
Ice
the country for the benefit his health '-
have also reason to believe that ,he did not fay;
ward the dispatch to the QUEEN, which has
often been alluded to, upon understanding tb3
he was personally' to deliver it.to her MAJI:511;
and no opportunity presented itself until
be
arrival at St. Omer. .5
It is much to be regretted that greater facilit%
are not given-.to persons disposed to emigrate tit:
British .North America ; we mean those
duals whose occupations and circumstances oillo
enable them to bear their own expences, but %c
shall have, on their arrival in the Provinces:.or
certainty of situation *pointed out to thew
their residence, without incurring the e7c-Pel,ia
and delay of a winter,. before they can obt`lbe
possession of the locations of land which may
allotted to them.
Ship-building in the East Indies has Hotta rned
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out soprofitable a speculation as at first olls io
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and. it, is very likely that the 11"se,eif
India will not be. disposed embark extensib
on such undertakings in :azure. citie"t
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,N.env York Papers to the, lath AuguA arrived
this morning. The following are extracts :

• (F?oni the Natiiiinal Intelligence 4)
AMERICA AND FRANCE.—The most interestiog. feature to
kis of the late news from Europe is .the excitement produced
in France by the passage of an Act, imposing stew Tonnage
Duties on French vessels. From the friendly feeling of this
C''''flttyto France, that an Act was passed reluctantly, and
be cheerfully suspended,. according to the- provision's it
"'tains, aUthoijidog that Louise when the, Govt.! muent of
l'`e"Tte shall think fit to reciprocate. ,with us the liberality
of our commercial Regulations. The imea4iire seems to
have Produced there as much sensation, as it it had•been
unexpected, but what else could they have looked for
CI.
or Minister to that Country had been Ipng enough entreat.-
:48, them to listen to reason, and long enough put off.
4Y evasive• answers. The sulljoined extract of a Letter
ir-o'l' him to the Secretary'of State, communicated to Con•
4te,” at the last Sessions, shows the' ground on Which our
14w w 4-5 passed; and it is presumed in the end, France will
not disdain to be as wise as England, and by a relaxation
'Crfi'l system avail herself of the opportunity now offered.
[Extract of a Letter from Mr:Gatt.ATlN,dated Paris,July 201
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I have now the honour
,to :inclose the Copy of NI. N5,11;4"
,11;4" long promised answer on the subject •1 our (i.H-11-
. -rreihißelations, which was not received till, after [ had
c,:'"d.mY last despatch to you. lam confirmed in the.opi -
-.4"11 that nothing will be do'ne Here until we Shall have,d“ne
lustict. to ourselves by our own measures. The Ministry is,
ivell disposed, but they, will not act in opposition to
r,enionstrances of the Shipping interest, and of theCham-
rof Commerce, who have been consulted. That of Paris
4,:t."Se to our proposal. Indeed Mr. PASQUIER informed
1 that of Bordeaux alone had given an opinion favourable
`) them. ,

[Evening Post, August 14.]
Late accounts• from the Havannab state, that a Bileno'
I :,3r,,te,'"' thlP•of So guns and 500'inen, commanded by !Ewen',
appeared off .that Port, with, no doubt, hostile inten
le": th't the Gioverno: had ordered' two ships of 24 pins'
ti,liktti;:befitted out to bring her in, and that abut press bad
A place. •
of
site ("F THE CITY—We have the authority
t" resident Physician' fur saying that, with the exception
1.411
,114 diseases incident to children at this season of the year,
: Cis was never more ltealthY ; and that the Cititens way
rfr't assured that, whenever there is any cause for alarm, the
1:11. shall not be withheld tro'm them one single moment.—
were On foot 011 Saturday, but have since been
tefulcd.

• •
The Trials for High Treason at com-
ce4 y.esterday ; but it will .be..seen by our
`
I." Port of the opening of this: Court, that the pub-
e,-cation of them has been interdided till the con-.
''',4°ll of the Trials.
„,batch-and llandei's Mails. have arrive with
pr!ttirs to the 9th instant. Aiistria continuesd' to,
alrher troops into Italy.Austriangarrisons are
~(-1,41Y established. in Bologna and dornmacChio,
ib POWs territories.
or e trust that in the course of the next Session
r a.men
tome statutable regulations will be
c,,_
the (uuted to' Parliament for the protectiOn of
A:gricultural interests from the injury they'
under the present system, and the irnpro-
r 'ln°de in .1
I 'the average prices of Grain is
niade-
up. vlc
. The
'I7E4 P,reSentation of the Rev, TiiomAs CAL-
vat' St. John's College, Cambridge, to the.
C4ll4ble.4,ectory of Winslow, in .the Diocese Of
hu:sters. by his Majesty's Prime Minister, is as
cr,l°.nrable. to, the Norrisian Professor as it is
otieVable to the Noble Earl, who. on this, as
co,JanY similar., occasions, has displayed a be-f
geii,,,4..g pride in the' disinterested promotion
io
,iii-tV4e.laierit,-piety, and learning.—Among' t
rntn-tnees, to .which we allude, are the. prefer-
isif Dr. HOwLcv, Dr. MAnsil, Dr. VAN
t° tlitt'r, Dr. KAYE, and other learned Divines,
err respective Sees,
ralizAreat caution must now be taken in "all ar-
Preents for the' sale or exchange of Church
rirea`nient. It is very gratifying to observe. the
sPection which is used in the admission of
ourB :ilates to Holy Orders, and we shall avail
rer..l::Lv". of an early opportUnity to notice the'
rules I'S which have recently been made on the
in tii3rescribed by the Bishop of PETERBOROUGH
V(!1• lat respect, convinced, as we are, what
ado„, regulations he ray have thought fit to
the "-a Within his Diocese, that they will'be for
ker4c‘-',Vii'lleeinent of true Religion and the correct
L.se of the Discipline of the Church.
Je.kx."" BYitoN.---Two other. Cantos of DON
etly 'we belie
and ve,,are in the press ; also a Tra-
'lard' and some other productions of this. Noble
Thy
Cler,,,. Vicar of CAMBERWELL, and the other
Address Of the Parish, did not accompany the
village.' Presented to the QUEEN, from thikt
b
*fititi ::ru4aY the Duke of Yong visited the
'oepe,:s ,f-uoriisT.,4, at her apartments' in the late
tt's ralaee• '.['he Duke of CLARENCE dined
e Princess AUGUSTA yesterday.
sterd„,
4in • the LORD CHANCELLOR transacted
th Tress at the •
Aiom-" Secretary of 'State's' 'Office. for
4tiSa e-PartiTtetlL- -Viseoun't C-AsTLEnLAGH
eted business at the Foreign Office
h yester-
, ti y °
At six o'clock yesterday morning, the Canter-
-4t
t era,kit ' oac" drove into Downing-street with
:,Italian 'witnesses, but, on their arrival at
ls,be ta.,,'''ri-.E.Pq.Acat's Office, they were ordered
4s 4-ea
t° ving to the depot in Cotton-garden.—
I° h to
are presuwed to be the persons
a
ngki, -taken fright at Beauvais, returned
I:4lro°' "din expectation of whose arrival
or fi-4NEY-GENEttAL requested a delay of
Anve days.
‘,le eXtr
At t. 4ct of a letter from Captain SHORT, of
Ter. its
3 date 'Madras April says—" ex-
.l- -
(:4:ci'tY VI: 7° miles to the southward of Madras,
t" tp theavY gale, which continued from the
tL'ltsbucan 31st of March. It carried away my
;0"(1 for the safety of the ship was
'4(4l:ni; e4t away all but the .gallant-mast.
I ilow- gate the shi P and another,
p a • ,
xi at their ancilors.”

SECOND ED:TION.

SUN-OFFICE, Three o'Clock.

On the authority of a Private Litter from

Paris, dated, Saturday last, received this day,

we learn that a Report was strongly prevalent in

that City; stating that Revolutionary Symptoms
had appeared it Piedmont, and at Genoa, but

no particulars•hdd transpired: