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Virginia Papers to the rith of May have reached
us, bit they are barren of i❑telligence.

Bombay Papers to the 21st of February have been
:tired, but they bring no sows of any importance.

This forenoon we received Brussels Papers to the Bth
inst. They contain accounts from Batavia of the 29th
January, whish state that the people of Bona have aban-
doned the plains everywhere, and entrenched themselves
at the foot of the mountains. It is said dissensions pre-
vail among the chiefs of Bona. The Brussels Oracle
of the 7th inst. contains the following sensible observa
tions on an illiberal and cruel attack made on some
French exiles iu the I toile;

BRUSSELS, JUNE 7.

The political events of which France has been the theatre of late
years, the throne of Napoleon twice overthrown, and his sceptre
broken by the coalition of all the Powers of Europe, have brought
among us several proscribed Frenchmen, some of whom have acted
highly important parts during the different periods of the French
Revolution. These exiles, who are not likely ever to visit their
own country, are for the most part of advanced age, and endeavour,
in a hospitable country, to cause the parts to be forgotten which
they took in the revolutions that have agitated their coun-
try. Some of Ahem have even particular claims to public es-
teem, by great talents and great misfortunes ; this is enough to
cause the errors of a moment to be forgotten; besides, we should
look back to the times, when the most violent passim's. the dam- '
gers of every kind that surrounded them, may have iniineoced
their opinions. These reflections are dictated to vs by as article in
the Stec of Paris, which, speaking of M. Merlin de Douay, one
of the greatest lawyers of our times, and of M. David, the Srst
painter in Europe, seems to eon ipare them to Jean Chatel, Rtvail-
bc, Damian, and Louvel. How indecent it is to insult, without
any object, men who are bowed down by misfortunes I We would
say to that Journal, " Let proscribed individuals, whose• askesmust
repose in a foreign land, drop quietly into their gloves."•

This forenoon Jamaic Pere received at the Ja-
maica Calk-house to the 11th el April. • They seam= the.
larrival of his Majesty's schooner Ism, in 14 days, front the Ha-
vannah, where theVaioanos, the Had of Heatentsoop, had arrived,
previous to the sailing of the LION, on the 10th of April. Si: Spa-
nish transports had arrived with troops, and ad was quiet. A
piratical schooner and a piratical launch had been captured by the
boats of the Manumit. The Castle of fit. Juan d'Ulloa bad re.
aired considerable supplies of ammunition, and saill held out. The
stateiseat we gave yesterday of the Mexicans litting eat as ezie-
Aden 'gains' tk Havana* is ecingemeiL In the usandem troops
from Spain bad arrived there, and the frigate sail proem which
brought them are stated to have captured two'Calsothitin merle of
-war cruising off Cuba. Other transports, with 1140 troops, wen
on their way to the Havannalt, from Spain.
We have received theTr---ach Papers a Wednesday.

The Yaeieesrcontaltaa II detailed account of the entry of QUILLS'
into Lis capital. The Knen's arrival at the at. was 21;tionnted by
a *Mute of 101 guns, and the Protect and himself knee changed gra-
tulation. and compliments. His ;Janne then repaired to Notre
Dame in the same tirriage as the DAIII4IIX, Mumma, and the
Duchess of Beam The Archbishop of PARIS) at the head- of all
his Oergy, received him at the door of the Cathedral, and after tbo,
service usual on such occasion* had been performed, and Te Dams
and the Ommalias Merck bad been snag and played, the Kum proa
needed to the Tuileries, and the evening closed in the midst of illu-
minations and fire-works.
Tuesday the Km was invested with the Order of the Gaiter.
The KIND pronounced the oath with the modifications required
by the difference of religion. Sir Gisoarsz KITLEIL took from his
blasurr the sword he wore to deliver to him that of the Order
• which, with the star in diamonds, the garter on which the words
" Ifeni nit qui vsal penes" also in diamonds, and the mantle, I
ate estimated at 1,500,000 francs. The ceremony occupied an I
hour and a half. The Ministers of Foreign Affairs and of the
Brue's household, were present.
The Duke of NOSTHUMOTILLAND, it is said, has given 500 guineas
to the linto's coachman, who went to fetch him.