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already occupied-..that is, sends more

thus coin to feed them I.6.Natnre herself—since the
quack Divine chnses to employ this term—thinking
it may perhaps to some ears sound less offensive than
the word " Gon"—Nature herself at this moment
gives them the lie; having sent a larger supply than
she has provided of consumers ; and this, too, not
only throughout Europe, but America, as if on pur-
pose to blight and blast the impious doctrines of these
selfish men—allowing to none a vent by which to drain
away that supply which she has provided for her chil-
dren, by diverting it into foreign clanneli. We must
not, however, enlarge farther at this moment ; but
we shall, ere long, resume this discussion.

This morning we received the French Journals of
Tuesday last. On the preceding day the Chamber
of Deputies were engaged in discussing the new pro-
ject of law relative to a Sanatory Police. A depu-
tation of the Chamber, with the President, presented
to the Km the new law on the Journals, adopted in
their Sitting of Saturday.

r It is said that several persons have been arrested
at Marseilles and Toulon.
Letters from Dresden, of the 31st ult. state, that
the Greek Prince CANTACIMINI had arrived in that
city, where he would remain until joined by his sen
from Petersburgh.

Accounts from Aschaffenburg state, that Baron
de DALncao has received a letter from Madt id, dated
January 6, containing the following The enthu-
siasm of the Germans in the entice of the Greeks has
excited great admiration in the Spaniards. We beg
you to communicate to the Public, that towards the
end of this month there will be formed in the ports
of the Mediterranean an expedition of three hundred
warriors, who will receive assistance from the Cortes,
notwithstanding the poverty of the public treasury."

An article from Palermo of the 91st ult. mentions
the arrival there of an Austrian corps of 1,000 men.
The public tranquillity had not been interrupted since
the discovers of the plot of the tanners (conciatori).
Nine of the conspirators have been shot, among whom
was a priest-and a notary. Other individuals had
been condemned to the same punishment, but have
not been executed.

The Gazette du Necker says—" The report of a
note having been sent by the Austrian Government
to the Courts of Europe, is without foundation."
French Funds, Feb.l9.—Five per Cents. 90f.

The Cork Special Commission, which was opened
on Saturday last, proceeded on Monday to the trial
of fourteenimen, including Goggin, Murphy, Linenan,
Riordan, and Hurley, charged with having illegally
asen.bled, at Carriganemmi, on the 14th of January
last, and having fired a gun at R. H. EYRE, Esq.
and others of his MAJESTY': subjects.—The ATTOR-
NEY•GENERA L opened the case on the part of the
Crown ; and was proceeding in the evidence when
our intelligence came away.

'MN LAW Ciliate:l.—We understand that Chief Justice
Dow Pits is to be elevated to the Peerage, with a reversion to
his heir and next of kin, Sir Ut.vssms &MOIL Mr. Rosette
Houses has declined the honour of a silk gown.—leisk Paper.
Mr. Caxxzxo at rived at Gloucester Lodge on Tuesday night
from Welheck, perfectly recovered.

Mr. Corns passed a good night, and *as better yesterday.
WALKING STEwmtr.—This C;eutlensan died on Wednesday, at
his apartments in Northumberland-street.

At a Common Council held yesterday, the Freedom a the
City was presented in a gold box to JOSIPH Hums, F.sq. M. P.
A sum of 5001. was voted to Mr. Worerxxx, the Marshal. in
consequence of the serious accident be met with in the discharge
of his public duty.

Yesterday, at the Old Bailey Sessions, Francis Hatfield and
William Parkins, were tried for a burglary in the dwelling-house
of Daniel Collins, and acquitted.
A Bill is to be brought into Parliament, under Ministerial
support, for continuing the bour.ty on linens exported from Bri-
tain, as from Ireland, without limitation of time. This is •ery
important for Scotland, as the Bounty Act expires in July next.
The Lincoln Hunt is now attended by a numerous and ele-
vated party, all of them • out and miters in the field; display-
ing in the sprees of the chase, generally." a bit of good truth,'
.hewing that the heavy Linco!white fields are a trying game.—
Many a fine sky-se raper of the ncighbour:ng Hunts, on a lighter
country. would be beat dead and dead by the staunch bottom
that must be got for hunting with the Burton Hounds ; and
there is not a doubt that the field skews some of the finest flesh
in the world.

A manufactory for paints, in Clyde-street, Glasgow, was on
Sunday last demolished by an infuriated mob, who ignorantly
took it into their heads that many children had been murdered
there for the purl:awe of 'making red paint of their blood. Such
was the desperate determination of the ignorant wretches, that
their dispersion was not effected till tire successive arrival of two
divisions of the military. Some gentlemen who attempted to
reason with them, very narrowly escaped their vengeance.
Yesterday an Inquest was held at the Swan, on Kennington
Common on the body of Mrs. LANCASIITAF, wife of Mr. Lax.
CASHIRIL, coachmaker, of Claphant-road, who was passing the
Consmon, on Tuesday, with her husband, in a single-horse
chaise, when the animal became restive, and at length fell, by
which both were thrown out. and Mrs. L. falling with her
head against the tyre of a art-wheel which was passing, caused
such a dreadful fracture of her skull as occasioned her instant
death. Mr. L. had his left arm fractured, and was otherwise so
dreadfully injured, as to be carried home in a state of insen-
sibility; but hopes are entertained of his speedy recovery.—
Verdict on Mrs. Lamaist:at, " Accidental Death."

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