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London, England, 1830-04-12 00:00:00

MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 12, 1830.

N°• 13,446.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, APRIL 9.

At the congregation on Friday last (the end of term) the follow.
ing gentlemen were admitted Bachelors of Arts :
Peter Spencer, St. Peter's College ; Thomas Smithett, Queen's
College; James Narborough Glasse Lynn, Queen's College; Jas.
Peel Cockburn, St. John's College; Wm. Corbould Emmanuel
College; Edward Boor, Emmanuel College.

PREVIOUS EXAMINATION, LENT TERM 1830.
ExAmtwEns.—Francis Wm. Lodington, 31. A. Clare Hall;
Henry John Rose, M.A. St. John's College ; Edward Baines, 31. A.
Christ College ; George Barber Palsy, M.A. St. Peter's College.
(The names are arranged alphabetically).
FIRST CLASS.
Falle, Ski.
Parish, Qu.
Figg, Joh.
Figgins, Qu.
Fitzherbert, Qu.
Fitzjames, Joh.
Flint, Pet.
Foster, Cath.
Fownes, Trin. H.
Francis, Joh.
Freeman, E. Cor.
Fysh, Qu.
damson, Cath.
Garnett, Trin.
Giarardot, Emm.
Gibbs, Emm.
Goddard, Cath.
Golding, Qu.
Goldney, Trin.
ooodday, Pem.
Gowring, Trim
Grant, Qu.
Greenfield, Cor.
Gregory, Trio.
Greville, Pet.
Grigg, Pet.
Groome, Cahn
Grove, Pemb.
Guille, Joh.
Hailstone, Trin.
Haines, Caius;
Hallum, Trin.
Hall, Emm.
Hannetli, Down.
Harding, Joh.
Hardy, Job.
Harris, Qu.
Harrison, Cath.
Harrison, Caius
Havant, Joh.

Alolom, Trin.
Ackworth, Qu.
Alford, Trin:

Naylor, Job.
Nicholl, Clare
Nind, Pet.
Noble, Trin. H.
Ogilby, Ttln.
Oliver, Qu.
Panting, Job.
Parker, Caius
Parkinson, Trin.
Parry, Joh.
Pattinson, Trin.
Pearson, Trin.
Peers, Cath.
Pemberton. Sid.
Pinckney, Trin.
Poole, Joh.
Porter, Caius
Postle, Trin.
Potts, Alagd.
Potts, Trin.
Power, Clare
Powys, Emm.
Prosser, Cath.
Pugh, hlagd.
PPurvis, Pet.
e, Qu•
RaYdcliffe, T. Joh.
I Ramsay, Cath.
Raandall, Corpus
Ray, Pet.
Ready, Cath.
Roberts, Joh.
Robinson, Cath.
Rogers, Cath.
Roe, Sid.
Rowlands, Qu.
Rudd, Pemb.
Rush, Trin.
Russell, Cahn
Satnum, Trin.
Sawbridge, Pet.
Scott, Trio.
Selby, Joh.
Shsdwell, Joh.
Sham), Trin.
Sherlock, Qu.
Shilletq Trin.
Shorting, Pet.
Shun, Chr.
Simpson, Sid.
Skally, Chr.
Skinner, Sid.
Skirrow, Trio.
Smith, Chr.
Smith, Pemb.
Smith, Sid.
Stapleton, Down
Stowe, Trin.
Strefton, Trio.
Tadoek, Trio.
Taylor, Emu.
Taylor, Cath.
Thompson, Twin. •
Thompson, Chr.
Tottenham, Tr.
Tower, Joh.
Turnley, Trio.
Upcher, Trin.
Vane, Trin.
Venables, Jes.
Ventriss, Qu.
Vickers, Trin.
Wall, Jes.
Watson, Joh.
Way, Pet.
Watt, Ulu
Webster, Tabs.
West, Pet.
Wetenhall, Jes.
Wetherell, Trin. H.
Whalley, Trin. H.
Whalley, Pemb.
Wharton, Chr.
Whateley, Trin.
White, Trio.
Wilgres, Jr..
Wilkinson, Chr.
WHAM, Trin.
Wills, Qu.
Wilson, Pemb.
Wilson, Corpus
Wood, Emm.
Wray, Job.
Wright, Job.
Young, Cahn

Allen, J. Trio.
Allfree, Joh.
Anuobus, E. Joh.
Austin, Cath.

Badger, Trin.
Baily, Sid.
Baker, Chr.
Baldwin, Jes.
Barber, Qu.
Barry, Trin. H.
Beadon, Joh.
Bedford, Emm.
Bell, Corpus
Bennett, Joh.
Bennett, Cath.
Batton, Chr.
Bland, Trim
Bligh, Trin.
Bloom, Caius

Blunt,:Johl

Bothrhck, Down.
Bourne, Caius
Bowan, Pet.

Bowes, l'iin.

Bowstead, Joh.
Boys, Pet.
Brads, Trim_

Branson, Calus
Breese, Qu.
Bridgeman, Cor.
Broadhurst, Mag.
Bromley, lob.
Brooking, Trin.
Brown, Enim.
Brown, 31agd.
Buckley, Corpus
Burrows, Trin.
Burrows, Chr.
Buxton, Qu.
Carey, Trin.
Caine, Trin.

Haworth, Qu.
Hswtrey, Trin.
Haycock, Emit.
Hayes, Trin.
Heath, Trio.
Heusch, Joh.'
lleyworth, Trin.
Hirst, Pemb.
Hitch, Caius
Hoare Trin.
Hobson, Cath.
Hodgson, Sid.
Hope, Trin. H.
Hough, Qu.
Houlbrook, Trin.
Houlditch, Chr.
Hunt, Joh.
Hurnard, Corpus
Hurst, Trin.
Huxtable, Job.
Ibbotson, Pet.
Jeaffreson, Pemb.
Inman, Joh.
Joell, Joh.
Jones, P. Joh.
Kinglake, Trin.
Kinleside, Emtn.
Knox, Trin.
Laing, Job.
Langdale' Cath.
Langley, Joh.
I.rascelles, Cath. •
Laurence, Pet.
Layton, Corpus
Lloyd, Krum.
Lloyd, Magd.
Locke, Joh.
Lockwood, Trim
Ludlam, Pet.

Carrington, Tr.
Cartman, Trin.
Chapman, Trin.
Chapman, Jes.
Charles worth, Pet.
Cherry, Clare
Cheater, Emm.
Chisholm, Trin.
Christie, Trin.
Churton, Joh.
Clarke, T. Corp.
Clarke, T. Joh.
Clarkson, Chr.
Clayton, Qu.
Close, Qu.
Clifford, Cath.
Colebrooke" Trin.
Considine, Joh.
Cotesworth, Pet.
Cotterill, Joh.
Cookson, Pet.
Couchman, Trin.
Courtney, Trim
Crawford, Caius
Daniel, Joh.
Daniel, Caius
Darvel. Trim

Darwin, Chr.

David on, Chr.
Davies, Trin.
Dawson, Cath.
Dawson, Chr.
Dayrell, Emm.
Deans, Job.
Dickens, SW.
Dickenson, Trin.
Divert, Trim
Dobson, Trin.
Dolling, Pemb.
Doria, Trim H.
Downes, Trim
Du Boulay, Cla.
Duncan, Trin.
Dyott, Trin.
Edwards, Corp.
Edwards, Qu.
Edwards, Pet.
Edwards, Joh.
Elliott, Pemb.
Ellis, Trig).
Evans, Trio.
Evans, C. J.

Lushingion,
Lynn, Chr.
Maddison, Jes.
Mandell, Lath.
Martin, Joh.
Mayo, Clare
Mick,
Trioh
Meyri
Milne, N. Joh.
Milne, W. Joh.
illolson, Qu.
Moore, Corpus
Morice, Trin.
Morphew, Pet.
Morrison, Trio.
Moron, Cath.
Murray, Sid.
SECOND CLASS.
Gambier, alagd.
Gibbs, Qu.
Graham, Jes.
Grey, Joh.
Haliburton, Joh.
Hall, Pet.
Hamilton, Trin.
Heberden, Joh.
Herd, Pet.
Hodgson, Chr.
Hodgson, Qu.
Holmes, Emm.
Huddlestone, Emm.
James, Corpus
Jekyll. Joh.
Johnson, Magd. _
Jolliffe, Joh.
Jones, Cahn
Jones, Cattle
Jones, Cath.
Knight, Qu.
Lewin, Pet.
Law, Cath.
Leigh, Corpus
Martin, Qu.
Mears, Trin. j
Mond, Trin.
Monkbouse, Cahn
OXFORD, Aran. 10.
Saturday the following Degrees were conferred :
MASTERS OF ARTS.
Bev. Henry Wrightson, Queen's College, grand compounder.
Charles Pocock, Christ Church.
BACHELOR OF ARTS.
John Pearson, Magdalen HalL

Adams, Calus
Alder, Pet.
Andrew, Cattle
Arundel, Trin. H.
Backhouse, Cla.
Baker, Calus
Bates, Pet.
Baselgette, Emm.
Bkeh, Clare
Bryan, Cetus
Cathrow, Corpus
Chatham, Jes.
Clyde, Job.
Coles, Emm.

Monte, Job.
Alorris, Chr.
Natde, Pet.
Pickering, Trin.
Pigott, G. F. Pet.
Purdon, Joh.
Radcliffe, H. Joh.
Read, 311.
Reeve, Tr
Richardson, Trin.
Rowe, Qu.
Roy, 81d.
Sivewright, Trin.
Sodium, Joh.
Sparke, Calus
Spencer, Chr.
Sutton, Caius
Taylor, Cain.
Thackeray, Trio.
Thompson Clam
Townend, Job.
Vicars, Qu.
Wallace, Jes.
Wenman, Trin. H.
Williams, Qu.
Windsorp, Job.
Woodward, Qu.
Wyld, Emm.

Crane, Corpus
Cregoe, Clare
Curling, Trin.
Denshire, Clare
Dilke, Trim LI.
Dudley, Trin.
Dusautoy, Sid.
Ellis, Callas
hvans, Calm
Evans, Corpus
Everett, Joh.
Fans Calms
Freeman, R. Corpus
Fullerton, Emm.

rnusawswallia.
Rev. C. P. Law, to the Rectory of Northrepps, Norfolk, on the
presentation of the King, as wal of his Duchy of Lanwocr.
Rev. P. helix, to the ViaNe of Raton Keeton whit Lialooote,
in the county ofNorthanipton ; patron EarlPomfret.
Rev. J. E. Cambia,B.A. to the Vicarage of Werth Shoebury,.
Essex ; patron, the King.
Rev. E. il'alford, lI.A. to the itectory at Dellingboe, Suffolk,
I vacant by the death of Dr. J. Clarke.

!Inlet: 71).

No y the Rev. Chriitopher Almon was instituted to the Vicar-
age of field, Suffolk, on the presentation of the King.
The v. Dr. Barrow, Prebendary of Southwcll, and not the Rev.
J. Syk LLD. has been appointed Archdeacon of Nottingham,,
in the of the lase Archdeacon Eyre.
Fri& ae'nnight, the Rev. Marcus Richard Southwell, B.A. of
Exeter Oxford, end of Heavy Parsonage, was instituted by
the B oeiriAindon to the Vicarage of the Advowson of St. Ste.
phen's, ertfordshire, and in the Diocese of London, void by the
death oflbe Rev. F. H. Barker.
At an )rdination held in the Cathedral Church of Elphio, by the
Bishop Off the Diocese, on Sunday se'nnight, the Rev. Messrs.
Murray sad Craig were admitted to Priests' Orders, and Messrs.
Crawford and Gustavus Warner were ordained Deacons.

BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

THURSDAY, APRIL 24—Order of the Day.

Dramatic Wridop Bill I Committee.

FRIDAY, AparL 23—Notice of Motion.
Mr. Chobneley—Bill for the repeal of the Act 12 Charles 11. c.
34, prohibiting the planting, setting, or sowing of Tobacco in Eng-
land and Ireland.

King's Birth-day kept.
MONDAY, APRIL 26—Orders of the Day.
Watching. &c. Parishes Bill—Committee.
Poor Law Amendment Bill—Committee.
Deserted Children (Ireland) Bill—Second Reading.
Arms (Ireland) Bill —Committee.
Tolls (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
Galway Franchise Bill—Committee.
Navy Pay Bill—Second Reading.
Leather Duties Repeal Bill—Second Reading.
Marriages Validity Bill—Second Reading.
Usury haws Bill--Second Reading.
Registrar at Madras Bill—Second Reading.
Supply—Committee.
Ways and Means—Committee.
Malt Duties Bill—Second Reading.
Tobacco Duties Acts—Resolutions to be further considered.
Notices of Motions.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer—Select Committee on Super.
annuation. _

Mr. William Peel—Bill to Repeal Act 53 Ueorge 111. c. 69,
intituled, " An Act to procure returns of persons committed, tried,
and convicted, for criminal offences and misdemeanors.'
Sir Christopker Cole—To move that Mr. Guest be added to the
Committee on the Bute Canal BilL
Sir Charles Wetherell—To move, that it is the duty of this
House, before it gives its sanction to the appointment of a further
Judge in the Court of Chancery, to ascertain, by the examination of
witnesses and other inquiries, whether a case of necessity exists for
such appointment.
TUESDAY, Aran. 27—Notices of Motions.
Mr. O'Connell—Bill to alter and amend the Laws relating to
Vestries in Ireland.
Mr. Charles Grant—Reduction of the Sugar Duties.
Mr. Robert Grant—Bill to supply a detect in Act 6 Geo. 4, c.
16, intituled, " An Act to amend the Laws relating to Bankrupts."
Mr. Charles Grant—Terceira.
Orders of the Day.
Rye Election Petition—Ballot for Committee at half after three.
Limerick County Election Petition—Ballot for Committee at
four. (Members absent from Ballot 2d March to attend.)
Subletting Act Amendment (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
Administration of Justice BilL—Second Reading.
Game Bill—Committee.
Sheriffs (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
hilmetinots Message (Administration of Justice)—Consideration
Leases of lands ( Ireland) Bill—Committee.
Insolvent Debtors Bill—Second Reading.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28.—Order of the Day.
Muskett's Divorce Bill—Committee ; Counsel, and Witnesses.
THURSDAY, APRIL V.l.—Notices of Motions.
Mr. O'Connell—Bill to declare and enact that the publication of
truth shall not be construed or deemed to be a libel.

dir.l3ro;igiain---ii;finn of the Administration of the Law, by
giving larger powers of arbitration.
Sir George lurray—Bill to regulate the Financial Affairs of
Canada. _ _

Lord Viscount Lowther—Dill for ascertaining the boundaries of
the Forest of Dean, and for inquiring into the rights of the free
miners within and over the sane.

Orders of the Day.
Admiralty Court (Ireland,) Conduct of Sir Jonah Barrington—
Committee thereupon.
Tithes Exchange Bill—Committee.
FRIDAY, APRIL 30—Orders of the Day.
Court of Session (Scotland) Bill—Second Reading.
Labourers' Wages Bill—Second Reading.
Fzelesiastkal Leases (Ireland) Bill—Further Consideration of
Report.
Notice of Motion.

Sir Jones Graham--Atiln; fa: Account of all Salaries, Profits,
Pay, Fees, and Emoluments, whether Civil or Military, from Mk
Jan. 1829. to bth Jan. 1890, held and enjoyed by each of the mem.
ben of his Majesty's Most pion. Privy Council, specifying. with
each name, the total amount received by each individual, and dis-
tinguishing the various sources from which the same is derived.

MONDAY, May 3—Orden of the Day.

Jews Relief BW--SecCind Reading.
Sale of Beer BilL—Sscond Reading.
TUESDAY, AT 4—Notices of Motions.
Lord Viscount Morpeth—To repeal so much of SO Geo. IIL
c. 8, as subjects persons upon the second Conviction for Libel to
banishment. _ - - _ _ _

Mr. 07F;nr.ell—Bill to place the Charitable Bequests and Do.
nations of Roman Catholics in Great Britain on the same footing
with those of Protestant Dissenters. _

Mr. O'Connell—Billtorintier valid, in certain cases, the
Marriages of Roman Catholics in England by a Catholic Cler-
gyman ; and to abolish in Ireland certain penalties imposed on
Catholic Priests for celebrating Marriages between Catholics and
Protestants. _ _

Wilmot Horton—Bill to enable parishes to mortgage their
rates, fora limited period, for the purpose or permanently providing
for their unemployed poor at bontst'oe abroad; and to regulate the
mode of keeping wish accounts, so far as regards the sums collected
under the Poor Rate. .

Mr. Huakisson--Select Committee to inquire into the banking
system of the Country, with reference to the renewal of the Charter
of the Bank of England.

Orders of the Day.
Constabulary (Ireland) Bill—Second reading.
Begs Drainage (Ireland) Bill--Furtha consideration of Report.
THURSDAY, MAY 6—Notices of Motions.
Mr. O'Connell—Bill for the Memel and radical reform of abuses
in the state of the Representation of the People in the Commons
House of Parliament.

Sir John Newport—The state of the Revenue of First Fruits or
Ireland, and the administration thereof.
Dr. Phillimore—Bill to alter and amend the Ecclesiastical Jurie.
diction exercised in the several Diocesan Courts throughout Eng.
land and Wales.
Lord John Russell--Oeseral Resolution respecting the State el
the Representadon of the People.
SIONDAY, MAT. 10—Order of the Day.

Juries (Ireland) Bill Second Reading.
Last day for receiving Reports of Private Bills.
TUESDAY, Miy IL—Notkes of )lotions.
Mr. HUM E—To abolish the Olio' of Lewd Lieutenant of
Ireland.
Mr. Hyde Villiers--Commercial Relations of this Country with
Portugal.
Mr. Robinson—Select Committee to inquire into the state of fhb
Island of Newfoundland.
Lord Tulismove--Seleet Cominktee to inquire into a grant sf
18,0001. from the Irish Loan Commissioners to the Grand Cana
Company, for the extension of their navigatkin to the town of KY.
builflan•
THURSDAY, Moir IS.—Notice' of Modem.
Mr. Blaney—Seket Committee to coosider means of leilaiss
the evils arising from fluctuation in employment in manufacturing'
districts.
Mr. Sibthorp—Resolution for the repeal of the Standing Order vs.
lathe to the non-admission of Strangers to the Gallery of the House

THURSDAY, MAY 20—Notice of 3lotion.
Mr. Attwood—Motion on the State of the Currency.
TUESDAY, Max 25—Notices of Motions.
Mr. Lennard—Bill to repeal the third and fourth Clauses of Act
18 Oeo. 2, c. 28, which empower the Lord Chamberlain to prohibit
the acting of any new Play or Entertainment on the Stage.
Mr. Lalsouchere—Resolutions on the State of the Judicature and
Legislative Councils of Upper and Lower Canada.
THURSDAY, Max 27—Notices of Blotions.
Mr Hume—That it is expedient to withdraw the Settlement of
Sierra Leone.
Mr. Stewart (of Beverley)—Select Committee to inquire into the
Revenue and Expenditure of the Wand of Ceylon.
SATURDAY, MAY 29—King Charles's Restoration.
MONDAY, MAY 31.—Whit Monday.
TUESDAY, JUNE I—Notices of Motions.
Mr. Sykes—Select Committee on the Soap and Candle 11.1-
ties, and the frauds and ditEctilties amending the collection of die
dlr. Sykes—Select Committee to inquire into the relative Dory
on Timber and Deals imported from different ports of the Baltic,
and to report on the best means of 'laying the same by an equitable
standard.

Whit Tuesday.
TUESDAY, JUsE 3—Notice of Motion.
Lord Francis Osborne--Committee of the whole House on tl.e
Malt Duties.

THURSDAY. June B—Notices of Motions.
Mr. Edward Davenport—To relieve the ir.dustry, property, artl
commerce of the Country, by restorin., tin. old Law of the land,
which gave to the people of these Realists the option of discharging
their pecuniary obligations in silver; an advantage of which the y
have been, of late y, ars only, deprived.
Mr. liume—Select Committee to inquire into the circumstances
attending the renewal of the leases of the Lighthouses at Winterne,
and Orfordness, at Dungeness and at Harwich, and how far the re-
commendations of the Select Committee on the Foreign Trade of tit,:
Country, in 1822, have been attended to ; also, to ascertain the
extent of relief which has been affiarded by reduction of leght Dues,
and what further relief from Light Dues can be afforded to the Ship.
ping of the Country.
Notices of Motions after Easter, for which no particular days
have been fixed.
Mr. Hume—Motion, that, with a view of reducing the Expen.
diture of the Country, the Offices of Receiver Urania of Land and
Assessed Taxes he abolished, and the Duties transferred to the de.
partnsent of the Excise.
Sir Charles Wetherell—Bill to regulate and restrain the power of
the Attorney General in filing Ex Officio Informations.
Mr. Sadler—Declaratory Resolution regarding the Law of Libel,
as applied to political offences, grounded on the state of that law, as
recently expounded and enforced by his Majesty's Attorney Oentt.a.
Mr. Hobhouse—Return showing to what liabilities the Bank of
England is subject.
Lord Viscount Milton—Petition from Mr. Willis, Judge in Uppe7
Canada, relative to his dismissal from office.

Lord Viscount Alilton—Petition front the Cape of Good Hope.
praying for a Representative Government.
Mr. Robinson—That it is expedient to relieve the labouring
classes, and invigorate the productive industry of the country, by e
reduction of the Duty on Sugar; by a repeal of the Tax on Beer.
Soap, Candles, Hides, Skins, and of the Assessed Taxes ; and, after
effecting every practicable retrenchment in the Public Expenditure.
and in collecting theltevcnue, to supply the deficiency by an equitable
Assessment on Property.
Lord ‘shley—To present Petition from Indo Britons.
Mr. Hobhouse—Address for accessito St. James's Park, through
nt.street.
r. Harvey—Motion for certain explanatory Returns of Craven
Lands since 1780. _ _

TUESDAY, Mau. 27.—Public Committees.
Coal Trade—At half after twelve.

WEDNESDAY, Aram 28.
Irish Poor.—At one.

THURSDAY, APRIL 29•
High Sheriffs' Office—At two.
East India Company's Affairs—At a quarter before twelve.

GERMAN PAPERS.

BUCHAREST, MARCH 15.

Though the arrogance of the Tutka towards persons of a dif.
ferent religion has nearly disappeared In all the Turkish provinces,
in consequence of late events, the emigrations from Bulgaria
into the principalities, and still more into Bessarabia, become more
and mere frequent. According to accounts worthy of credit, the
number of the Bulgarians alone who have emigrated amounts to
100,000 souls. The motive of this emigration does not seem
to be accurately known, but certainly the fear that a change may
take place after the retirement of the Russian army is not without
influence. General Riseliff, the President, proceeds with his usual
activity in the organization of the Principalities, and it will not be
till it Is completed that the election of the Hospodare will take place
this will, probably, not be in less than six or eight nrouths....Nu.
rembery Correspondent, April 3.
ANCONA, Mancn 24.

Letters from the lonian Islands say that Count Cap d'lstriaa
had communicated to the Legislative Body the London Protocol,
declaring Prince Leopold Sovereign of Greece, and that he at the
same time said that he considered this choice as the most likely
in every respect to promote the welfare of Greece, and that
be himself, if the new Sovereign should wish it, would con.
tinue to devote his services to his country. The letters do
not say how the communication was received ; but to judge
from teener accounts the new Sovereign will meet with a
most welcome reception, if he is provided with suilicknt funds to
pin the chiefs of the several parties. and then to keep them united
by the pursuit of a consistent line of policy for the general good.
Count Capo D'lstrias is said to have now but little iIIaUNICS in
Greece, so that his offer to serve the new sovereign would not be of
much use to the latter.

The Turkish troops in Negropont are to be immediately em-
barked for Candice. It is understood that Candice is to have also an
itg yptian garrison. The English squadron at Malta is to be rein.
forced by several men of war, probably on amount of the expedition
to Algiers. Several Commissioners are at this moment buying up
all kinds of provisions (as it is supposed) for English amount.—
Aligerneine Zeitung. April 6
DARMSTADT, Aran. G.

His Royal Highneu the Grand Duke died today at one o'clock
in the afternnon, to the great affliction of his faithful subjects.
Frankfort Papers, April 7.
ST. PETERSBURGH, M•no* 24.
The Emperor arrived at Moscow on the 19th inst. Prince Albert
of Prussia was there a little earlier.

In the coarse of 1829, foreign merchandise to the value of two
millions was forwarded from Odesso to Ocoegis. The chief articles
were cloths and hosiery, silks, cotton manufactures, sugar, and spiri.
tuous liquors. •
The population of Odessa within the bounds of the free port, is
41,8152 souls • the villages beyond those bounds, but which are de.
pendent on the town, contain 10,468 inhabitants.
BERLIN, Army. 3.
A long list of promotions in the army has been published.
ANCANA,
One of our_pr inei pfl merchants hat received the intelligence that
Prince Leopold will come to this port, to embark toe Greece.
Russian, an English, and w French man of war, and the Oreek frt.
=Hellas, will be ready to receive Limy and escort him to his new

BRUBBILB, Avarjt. 8.
A MOM *Om 11. de Posier to 11. Vag de Weyer, with a preface
by the Was hal been publielseL The Noir is published to refute
the fibs mama iadasuiesily elorresedoriiiMe stated that M. to
Potter had, la his Wm, Vies be
moues
dWridna:sr nralurer
Sr his had
(perftaW ases who are fasted' I.
the Noe acessadat ss P• 16'
Vzswwa, Miracle 1116-111sIellguer, 1031; pee Corte.
991; Bank ilheese. 13114
' Alancra 31.—.11etalliguea. 1031; Four pee Ceara. •9; Beak
Shares, 13112.—AUpeoneier &Jesup, AprU 3.