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slightest insult. The Authorities of Navarre have pub-
lished on this subject a .proclematiun full of wisdom.
General Fey i, suitcel* (Togs a severe in_lispco.ition,
which prevents his assisting at the ditcus4ions in the
Chamber.

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ODESSA. APRIL 5. •
Letters have ). 'll received from Constiatinople; dated

—.Len have been
Alarch 27, bot :they contain nothing worthy of atten-
tion. Thovefrom St. Petershorgh, however, supply us
with. mliclauthentic, information .-respecting negocia-
tions between M. de Minziacky and the Ottoman Minis-
try. The first 'of these is the regulation of the indem-
nities due to Russian subjects who have been harassed
in their pi opei ty or commerce, doting the iast fow yeats,
by the Fit mant of the GI and*Seignicr. Until the Porte
shall have done justice to these t eclamai tons, no Itu.;sian
Ambassador will display A diplomatic chat acter at Con-
stantinople; we may theref,re expect long and nume-
rous difficulties.

FROM GALIGNANI S MESSENGER.
At Berlin an Ordonnance has recently been published
for the organization of Provincial States in the Duchy of
the Provincl of Saxons, the County of Glatz,
and he Margo avate of Upper Lusatia.
1. Garcin de Tassy, Secretary of the Paris Asivic
Society, has been chosen a Member of the Royal Asiatic
Society o Great' Britain and Ireland.
Notwithstanding the vigoions measures adopted in
Cortica aAainst the brigands which infest that country,
and the formation of a special Corps to second the
eif ins of the gendarmerie, the number of crimes com-
mitted there is most alarming. The Journal de la Corse,
of the 27th nit. contains an article, entitled Analyse des
Crimes les plus remarquables commis en Corse Sepsis le
2i danvier dernier. In toe space of less than two
months there were no fewer than fifteen murders, almost
all committed by persons under prosecution or con-
demnation for other c imes. Several of these murders
present circumstances of the most atrocious kind. It is
to be regretted that as yet only one of the assassins has
been apprehended.
PARIS, Arm 26.—French Funds opened at 102 f. BUc. closed
at 1021. 90c.

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.
HOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL 28.
This morning their Lordships met about ten o'clock, pursuant
to adjournment from the 15th instant, and, prayers first being read
by the Bishop of Exerts, the LORD Cmaziew.oa proceeded with
Appeals at liar.
Counsel were called in upon the appeal of " Bankes v. Holme
and others,' front the English Chancery Court, which was heard in
continuation, when the further hearing was postponed to Monday.
Lords LSNCDOCH, SALTOUN, and MONTFORD, were the appel-
lant Peers.
Adjourned at half after three o'clock during pleasure, and at
about a quarter to four their. Lordships resumed.
The Earl of Sll A ETES BURY presented a Petition from cer-
tain Fish Curers in the County of Fifeshire, praying, for the conti-
nuance of the Duties on Salt Fish.
Urn the motion of the Bishop of EXETER, an humble Address
was agreed to be presented to his Majesty, that lie would be gra-
ciously pleased to order a copy of the lenth Report from die Com-
missioners of Public Charities to be laid before their lordships.
The Irish Proctors Costs' Bill was read a third time, passed, and
directed to be messaged to the other House.
Upon the motions cf the Earl of SSA FTES.7•URV, the Irish County
Treasurers' Bill, the Irish Records' Bill, and Coe Innkeepers' Al-
lowances Bill, passed through Committees of the wkole Mouse, and,
were thereupon reported without any amendment 3.
The Earl of GOSFORD presented a Petition front a most re-
spectable body of Freemasons of the County of Armagh, in Ire-
land, who prayed to be exempted from the operation of the Secret
Societies' Suppression Act.—At halt-past five o'clock, the louse
adjourned till to-morrow morning at ten.

Tilt. EVENING STAR.

LaNDON.

THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1824. _
THE FUNDS.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCIf.

Conscls opened this morning at 97 for the Account, but soon
afterwards dropped to 961 if, owing to some sales, and, up to this
hour, they are 961 to 97. In the early part of the morning there
was a good deal doing.
Two Expresses have arrived from P..ris, one during the night,
and the other at five o'clock this morning. It is reported that the
French Rentes were on Tuesday at 1031. 60c. for Time.