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Regency-law is the great topic of the French
of Monday. According to the Commerce,
tor,-s
amendments only will be introduced in the Bill.
t 4,1 Regent will be required to take the oath previous
`u his entering on the discharge of his functions, and
la renew the oath afterwards before the Chambers,
Which are -to be convoked, not in the three months,
tit, in a delay of 40 days, after the demise of the King.
clnother, steam-frigate of 450 horse power, the
lina, wasiaunched at Cherbourg, on the 10th inst.
A letter from Boulogne of the 14th instant says :
• The Esiafette, French mail-packet, arrived here
ac day before yesterday from Dover, with despatches
' the French Government. It is presumed that they
were very important, as the vessel was ordered to
oulogne instead of Calais, that the despatches might
each Paris two or three hours sooner."
de Cambis, a Conservative, has been elected
l'eputy for Avignon, in the room of M. de Mont-
' on deceased.
ltaiday was kept a close holiday at Paris. Most
(11e the newspapers contain notices that, on account of
the holiday, they would not be published on Tuesday.
4. letter, from Paris mentions, that among the inci-
dent,
of that day was a procession of the wrecks of
the
old Imperial Guard to the Invalids, and to the
Munn in the Place Vendome.
Madrid letters of the Bth state that a commission of
'Senators, Deputies, and capitalists, met to examine
tvo plans of loans. One was that of M. Misley, the
'tivr anonymous. These plans were to raise money
°tithe'l2o,ooo,ooo of reals remaining of the 160,000,000
(1 royal bonds. These two plans or offers were con-
Ndered too severe. One proposed to give only
1,,(3)000,030 for the 120,000,000 ; the other offered
out 60,000,900, or one-half, the remainder to be paid
41Protested bins of the Government.
On the Sth eight bargains for 672,000 real% were
„tickle in the Thrws at 21+ for cash, and 211 i 15-16
2 for sixty and forty days. In the Fives thirty
7,guins for 18,500,0 W reals, at 29 for cash, 281 29k
30 30i for sixty days, with the eleven Coupons ;
'"'d 20+ *1- with the three Coupons. Debt with-
tat interest 8,609,589 reals, at 51 low fifty-four days.
"'lchange on London, ninety days, 374.
All was tranquil at Barcelona on the 9th inst. The
i:onstituunict/ of that day publishes a memorial signed
?' the Colonel, the three Lieutenant-Colonels, arid all
the officers of the regiment of Guadalajara, in which
they reprove the sentiments lately expressed by some
of their comrades, in favour of the rights of Christina
the Regency, and declare that the liberties and in-
ntutions of the country, the Constitutional Throne
L)1 Isabella 11., and the Regency of the Duke of Vic-
Y, have not more loyal and strenuous defenders
n the officers of that corps.
The quarrel between the Pope and the Russian
,vernment is likely to become more serious. The
and of Podlachia has been taken from his diocese
d shut up in a cloister. The late public address of
Ze Pope against the Emperor is known. But the
.41Peror persists in his order that no Catholic dig-
nitary shall correspond with Rome.
blew recruiting orders appear in , Western. Russia,
I:lct;rding. . the, :Augsburg Gazette. The defeat of
cue, bat South,Daghestan is, according twit,
tle, bat their loss did not exceed 40 officers and 600
o b'diers. General Grabbe retains his command. Prince
°lgorou,^ki has-been reduced to the rank of common
Ndter for killing Prince Jaschwill in a duel.
Private letters from Alexandria of the 26th tilt.
toteti that the Egyptian fleet was preparing to quit
e harbour, for tue purpose of exercising its crews
kt
sefroma. Said Pacha, the new Admiral, had arrived
from
Zavia at AlexaDdria, and all the seamen who
toad been employed in th..e Chiftliks of the Pacha, were
11 he on board in the course of five or six days. The
,acha Was negotiating a loan of 1,500,000 talaris with
,eine Armenian sarrafs in Constantinople, the pro-
eds of which were to be apl:•lied to the payment of
the arrears due to the Government officers. The m-
tean from Sennaar had reached Siut, in Upper
gYpt, bringing 1,000 slaves of both sexes, and 3,000
titnels laden with tamarinds, elephants' teeth, gold
ta7t, gum, &c., from the interior of Africa. Another
yvi;tvun coming directly from Darfour, had arrived
andeighteen days' march of Siut, with 3,000 slaves
for' 6,000 camels, laden with various goods. The
thnier had-stopped at Siut until the customs officers
°lt'd repair thither from Cairo, to levy the usual
ilties, before it could proceed on its journey.
ELECTIONEERING.
The nomination for South Hampshire has been
4Ppointed by the Sheriff to take place on Tuesday
xt, the 23d inst. and the polling on the following
'ridgy and Saturday.
LAW AND PO LICE.
William Joseph Layell was, on Tuesday, charged at
Itixbeth-street, with forging the acceptance of his
f
,!ther to a bill of exchange for 1001., and thereby de-
'64Uding Mr. James Alsford, mahogany merchant, of
h_rove-street, St. George's-in-the-East, of 801. The
F4oner, in reply to the charge; said he had no de-
fence to offer at present, and was remanded to a future
day.
ttbaniel Harrigan, a ship-rigger, was, on Tuesday,
toL4rged at the Thames Police-office, with attempting
murder his wife, by beating her with a chair and
I'n„sker. The prisoner was committed for trial.
f -Ole trial of the Manchester prisoners, apprehended
riotin that town, took place at the New Bailey on
.suoday. Identification of the prisoners and the
tZtement of the nature of their offences was made by
17 several policemen, and the whole number, amount-
-I,g to 54, were variously remanded to Saturday,
4t?oday, and Tuesday next.
FXNE ARTS.
2t. fine marble bust of Mozart, Said to be exquisitely
Cessted, is now on its way from Mnich to Saltz-
-76, where it is to be put up in honour of the
wettt musician.
LITERARY AND SCIENTXFIC.
Payerne has been lately making a number of
triments in the diving bell belonging to the East
41-k
tl'd West India Dock Company, to prove the prac-
:eel application of his process now patented. The
tYneers of the Company have given him their cer-
licates, expressing their full satisfaction at the result
t his experiments.
THEATRICAL.
l‘lr. C. Kemble has directed the stage-manager of
to''lvent-garden, Mr. Bartley, to summon the company
to keet on Saturday next, the 20th instant, prepara-
Or to the commencement of the season on the ad of
ePtember.

svon.Trwo.
The annual sailing match for a handsome silver cup
Icl cover, given by the members of the Arundel
- aeht Club, took place on Monday. Four yachts
'l4,.rted, of which the Dauntless won the race by five
minutes.
All the shooting quarters on the Dee side are occu-
td, and the grouse are said to be abundant. The
I,tlke of Leeds and party are at Alar Lodge, the
'Pike of Cleveland and Sir Benjamin Hall at Gtirn-
14jelds, the Hon. C. C. Cavendish and family at Birk
4.1411, Earl of Aboyne and Lord Frederick Gordon
at Aboyne Castle, Major-General Sir Frederick
t.ovin at Burmorel Castle, Sir Alexander Duff and
I,lr- James Duff, M.P., at Cornernonuzie, the Earl of
4-lopetoun at Castleton, and Mr. Farquharson at In-
lercauld.

COURT--r.a.sniontais LE.
The Duke and Duchess of Leeds have arrived a
„
'um Lodge, a shooting-box in the Highlands.
„ The Duke and. Duchess of Sutherland have left
'lolkar Hall for Dunrobin Castle.
The Duke and Duchess of Montrose left Belgrave-
4quare on Saturday for Selby Hall, Northamptonshire.
The Duke of Cleveland- has taken Gairnshields,
isertial shire, for the season.
Lord Wharncliffe left town on Tuesday for Wortley
0411, Yorkshire.
The Dowager Countess of Essex has arrived at
-"neer, where she has taken a house for two months.
, Lord and Lady Jelin Russell leave Minto Castle
"5-day for Endsleigh Cottage, Devon.
Sir Robert Peel has arrived at Drayton Manor.
The Earl and Countess of Chesterfield are making
preparations for a Continental tour.
wascleLLANEous.
The thermometer on Tuesday was as high in the
lindens 86 deg. Fahr., and at twelve o'clock (Ineri-
jan) it had 'reached 90 deg. The thermometer on
`ne hottest day of June at Bengal is 96 deg.
A new set of State liveries will be prepared early
in the ensuing year. Those at present worn by the
Queen's household were made as far back as 1819
and 1825.
On the Queen Dowager's route from Gopsall to
ti,turghley this week, while the Royal party were
enanging horses at Billesdon, a village about ten
"'lines from Leicester, several aged females ap-
pared before the cortege with a teapot in one hand,
the
with ribbons, and a nosegay of flowers in
re Other, the foremost of whom presented a petition
!-‘, her Mjesty, who afterwards deposited a sovereign
41 each of the teapots, and perused the petition. The
'contents of the latter document, however, have not
transpired.
The Commons' Votes, recording the proceedings of
the past session, show that there have been pre-
sented 236 private Bills, of which 178 received the
Koval assent, and 58 negatived Of those that
15L,ssed, 26 concerned railways, 14 piers, &c.; 13 in-
-
,sures, 12 harbours, &c.,. and 9 divorces. The
t,r'tices for next session enumerated, amount to only
so
4 in .4Umber.
About 2,000 male and female Chartists left Lon-
(.„:.11011 Monday, and visited the town of Watford
tn.liags, music, &c. During the course of the clay
tht €7. were addressed by various speakers, and urged
h
re tl
Ynevery means to obtain the Charter. It was appa-
Y a mere rural excursion, and was altogether