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servatien of the Ampulla used at the Coronation of all
the Kings of France, from CLovts to Louts XV. is con-
firmed by a letter received from Rheims, which states,
that not onl♦ several fragments of the Ampulla, but
some of the holy oil has been preserved, and were
united in the Chapel, on the 22d inst. in presence of
the Archbishop.

The Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND WAS to leAve Paris
msterday, for Rheims. The following extracts are
from the poile:
FROM THR ATOMS OF FRIDAY, MAY 27.

CONSTANTINOPLE, APRIL 26.

The arrears of the Janissaries were paid to them on the 12th,
and everything appears now to be tranquil. The Captain Puha
has not yet put to sea: a Greek division of. 20 sail is waiting for
them at Tenedos. The Sultan has ordered 1500 Tartan on board,
armed with nruskets.
An English Captain, coming from the Morea, arrived at Con-
stantinophi on the IGth, and brings most disastrous news from the
Porte. He declares thit he saw, with his own eyes, the destruc-
tion of 10,000 Egyptians, who were surprised by the Greeks, at
Navarino, during the night; but other Captains (Franks), coming
from the Mona, differ with the account of the English Captain,
and state, that Isnanna PACHA has received reinforcements, and
was besieging Navarino both by land and sea.

COSIPEIGNE, MAY 24.

The King arrived this day, at hati-past four o'clock, accompanied
by the Dauphin and his suite. All the inhabitants from the dif•
ferent Communes went out to meet him ; the air rung with accla-
mations of joy. At six o'clock there was a dinner at the King's
Hotel, of thirty covers.
On the 6th June, the day on which his Majesty enters Paris, the
Municipal Corps will compliment his Majesty on his entrance.
—A splendid triumphal arch will be erected near the barrier of St.
Martin, and Th Deans will be sung at Notre Dame. At night there
will be grand lire works, and all the public places will be illuminated.
In the morning, a quantity of wine will be distributed to the public.
On the itittli of the month,the Atubassadors,and different Envoys of

the Foreign Powers, will depart for the Coronation.
The Emperor and Empress of AUSTRIA will leave Milan the end
of the month; they will pass a few days at Genoa, with the King
of SARDINIA, when it is thought they will return again to Milan,
accompanied by the King and Queen of Ssnontra.
Rentes for money opened 101 f. 50c. 55c. 50c.-3 per Cents 74.
85.—Spanish 17k.

The Bolivar, arrived at Liverpool, left Puerto Cabello
on the Ist of April, but Wings no news.
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Letters from Z ante, dated the 25th of April, have
been received, via Otranto, which confirm the previous
accounts as to the failure of IBRAHIM PACHA'S expfdi-
don. The following is an extract from one of the letters :

" Affairs in Greece hive taken a different turn. "Na-
varino is not taken, but the Egyptians, under Ibrahim
Pacha, are still before that place. A breach bas been
effected in the walls, but the Greek garrison having no-
tified to the besiegers their resolution to fire the maga-
zine if the place is attempted by storm, the Egyptian
Commander cannot prevail on his troops to enter. In
addition to this critical state of affairs at Navarino, the
Greeks have at length brought down from the interior
a force of 8,000 men, who are operating on the rear of
Ibrahim Pacha's army. For the third season the Turks
have invested Missolonghi : their force consists of about
14,000 men, but they are as usual inactive. The con-
duct of the Greeks after they obtained posiession of Na-
varino, Malvasia, and Tripolizza, in the early part of
the revolution, having deprived them of all hope of a
capitulation on the resent occasion, by which they
might save their lives, the war has assumed a character
of obstinacy and determination on their part, which
renders it not so easy to calculate upon the success of'
the Egyptians in the present campaign.

Last night his MAJI(STY'S Message, respecting pro-
vision for the daughter of the late Duke of KaNT, and
the son of the Dale of CUILSZKLAUDi was taken into consideration
in both Houses of Parliament. The sum proposed is six thousand
per annum for each.
In the House of Lords both proposalswere unanimously agreed to,
u was the grant to the former in the House of Commons; but a
discussion arose on the proposed augmentation of the income of the
Duke of CUMIPZILAND for the maintenance of the young Prioce.—
Some Honourable Members thought 60001. a year too much, and
others were only anxious to secure the education of the Prince in
England, which the Ministers pledged themselves would be the
ease. Mr. Hume, however, divided the House, when the grant
was votud by a majority of 105 to 55.

Letters from Paris state, that the Marquis of HAS-
:um has landed at Nice, on his way to this country.
It is fully understood that Sir CHARLRB STUART has
finally settled the object of his mission to Portugal; and after
entertaining his PORTUGUISZ blasgsr: and Suite on board the
WELLMET, 74, his Excellency will proceed for Rio Janeiro,
accompanied by the Turns frigate and BaAnsti cutter.
A promotion of Flag-Oilicers is to take place imme-
diately, as also Captains to the rank of Rear-Admirals. The latter
will include those front the top of the list, and Captain Cras.Anasas.
The Prince of ORANGE set out on the 3d inst. for
Warsaw.
The Court of St. Petersburg!' will go to Moscow in
the autumn, and make a long stay in that city.

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The first appearance of the Duke of NORTHUMBER• I
LAND, with his brilliant equipages, splendid liveries, and beautiful
hones, has thrown the Parisians into a fever of admiration.
Mr. LEA gave a Concert on Thursday sight, to a
select party, at his house, Brunswick-place.
Saturday, the LORD CHANCELLOR of IRELAND, in his
private room, beard the case of Dowager Lady CLAIIKORSIS.
against the Hon. Dims &NOWAK and Mama Pima, for the mar-
riage those parties entered into in Scotland, and for which they
had been in confinement under an order of the Court. His Lord-
ship was pleased to permit them to go at large, on their own re-
cognisance., to make their appearance when called on ; and in the
meantime not to Meet or cohabit together.
FORGERY.—A person of the name of Johnson, who
was considered a very respectable tradesman at Brighton, has
been committed to the County Jail at Horsham, to take his trial
on the charge of forgery.
ID One Day, Nix? TUESDAY, Two of £30,000, Two
of £lO,OOO, Two of £5,010 Prises, and numerous other Capitals
will be drawn, and every number decided. There are no Blanks,
' each Ticket will receive Five Pounds. A great variety of num-
bers are on Sale, by RICIIAIDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. at their
Office, 1044• Corner of Bank-buildings, ConthilL
The Members of the Protestant Consistory of Pail,
have bad, it is said, an audience of King CHARM X. to complain
of the vexations to which their fellow religionists have been ex-
posed in the provinces for sometime back. Hit Ithacan' declared
to them that such proceedings were contrary to his intentions, for
that be wished that his reign should be a reign of toleration, and
that all those rights guaranteed by the Chatter, should be kept
inviolate. " However, Qentlemen," added his MAJMY "it i•
my duty to tell you that you cannot be stwedl"—Morning herald.
Letters have been received from the coast of Atrira
to the 6th ult. up to which date Sierra Leone continued healthy,
and in as prosperous a state its most ardent friends could desire.
_ No further accounts bad been received from Cape Coast.