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opened its gates to the Palermitant, who were also besieging
..1.4""i, from whence they had cut off the supplies of provi
cons and water. •
C „ nrEsT,, Atm. 26.—Letters worthy of credit, from
I1."1, state, that a conspiracy bad been discovered in the
s and of Zante, which, happily, had been timely frustrated.
f" NAPLES, SEPT. s.—The following news has been received
rn,o Messina. A vessel from Trapani, in six days, brings a
I"atetnent that the inhabitants of that town have displayed the
est courage against the Palcrmitans,who,to the number of
:10wardS of 600, bad carried' devastation into the territory of
,r'aPa"i. In a very sanguinary action, the Palermitans had
91,wards 01300 men killed; the remainder were made prisoners,
4.;c1 shut up' in the fort of Columbara. Upwards of 2,000
raPanians were preparing to march upon Marsala. •
" Other accounts from Catania state, that 2,000 men had
4re
lved from Messina, and that this force, with 1,000 Cata-
s, were marching upon Castagirone, occupied by the
vlermitanq

4ecounts have been received this morning from
13°41bay of the 20th May, stating that an insur-
Zrtion had broken, out at Kutch (one of the
ovinces ceded to the British), and some skir-
t4ishing had taken place with the Natives. Se-
'feral regiments had been sent towards that guar-
t'r la order to subdue them.

-t would be truly lamentable to observe the
ke°l
-
ugs in favour of THE QUEEN, and the va-
:ill_ us Addresses, presented to her, if we could
qPPOSe that the Persons who prmote them
were
"t a small portion of the population of the
°unirY- That there are many well-disposed
Persons who support these measures amongst the
Itiajorit
-Y of those seditious Agitators, who make
Tut n
"QUEEN a mere instrument itutheir hands to
insult the
MONARCH and to subvert the Govern-
Ziltit' we believe, but though they are not to
sid tried wicked, they must certainly be cou-
p er ea _
as weak by all the sound and reflecting
of ?le i 7,1 the country. Probable as the evidence
" Italian witnesses appears to be, as nothing
ti: Yet been brought forward to impeach its con-
ktoeneY, except the sneers of Mr. BROUGHAM,
0: tile
abuse of the factious Journals, in which
e or them who led the. way in base prejudica-
:;bY reviling the witnesses on their first arrival,
has el 7 on account of their aspect and attire,
Persevered in the same monstrous system,
not much, that it has been pronounced to be
b.. Only
the " the worst Paper in the world,
011 e worst that ever appeared in IL" For
to rslyes, strong as the evidence appears
hey4f we shall patiently wait for authentic
tatiou or confirmation ; if the former should
b:
; satisfactorily demonstrated, we shall rejoice
it
othe QutEN's acquittal ; and if her guilt should
oanifestlY be established, we shall not triumph
taer her fall, but lament that her evil advisers
ka.l'e exposed her to such disgrace, as she might
v e avoided it if she had listened to better
counsels,

tai CIE KlNG.—Cozves, Sept. 25.—After a very
tifili"c'us night the morning opened with a beau-
i4(l,, and clear sky, whereupon his MAJESTY was
to -ead to avail himself of the fine weather, and
%iPtirt:caetied with the Royal squadron towards
RA,,d , and from thence returned westward to-
ti, At! the Needles. We learn with delight, that
lif!ait'LAJtsTy continues to enjoy the most perfect
(et;.l3 and to take great pleasure in -the aquatic
ite--„rr:°11, which seems fully verified by the
blisCstanCe of his MAJESTY not having been
I.ln °re to visit his new purchase of a residence

'4IITON, SEPT. 25.—The Duke of YORK
bitll:lleS to enliven this place with his presence;h.s
k "le weather has been so unfavourable that i
I,°Yal,li•
r Highness has been much confined. to the
Coo-ce for the last two or thrde days. Colonels.
k° ;4:E and UPTON are arrived, and are with the
cle? Duke at the Pavilion.—lt is still the ar-
at in-: lope here, that his MAJESTY will disembark
he -18 Place, and-continue some days with us ere
Ilext
returns to the metropolis.
Art•sat. RYDON, THE ARTIST.—In justice to an
Illweillits'ar\e'l`re professional talents and attain-
n honour to the country, we state
a,th Pleasure, that he has. thought proper -to
hcolat" he is not the person of the same name
liticajtas rendered himself so conspicuous in po-
tneeti„T"tings, and that he never has attended
sorr!r-Ts, of that nature. We should have been
-4,..7ed to see him desert those 'pursuits,
areillehn„ e hope will be as advantageous as they
of r,,,--"„c'arable to him, to mix in the tumults
Nt3,-ice`tlv°l3; for the despicable reward- of rabble
Priv
froot .hato Letters of Saturday have been received
'arts, which mention that the Duchess of
hi
uUe IrEßri
had been seized with the pains of labour,
When the letters came away, had conti-
-04 for twenty-four hours.--(Times.)
and '-'l.,l‘Tonday their Royal Highnesses the Duke
of k-ucl'ess Of CLARENCE visited the Duchess
It "I', at Kensington. Palace.—Yesterday her
to jai flightless the Duchess of KENT paid a visit
Duchess Of CLARENCE.
late C"SeqUeHee of the tide answering so very
men I°ll Thursday,.the Lightermen and Water-
dp.oh 'aye requested to be allowed to go to Bran-
Nviturgh House on Tuesday, the 3d of October,
the "their Address to her MAJESTY. Therefore
(lay°ther Addresses which were fixed for Thurs-
Nvhe4xt will be deferred until Tuesday also,
ordenr they will be presented in the following
Dietoc -;--Lightermen- and Watermen at one
St. k , Parish of St.
.Lnke's, -and Parish of
on, at two ncras• at half- as ; t one • Parish of Edmon-
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