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we can make; and we cannot, therefore, bring
s.urselere to the belief that the Cstaseet.ton of the
eiwaeOttea will any longer keep up the custom of
attempting tr reduce tbe National Debt by punt:l'4Elg
Stock lithe -market. If there be a surplus of income,
let it be applied first to bring up the balances is the
Ezchequer to a safe and proper anwiont, instead of its
being run so low that the GOVIKII‘IIII are always in
the power of the Bank of Busload; and secondly. to,
cancel the Ezchetiaer Bills. • The amount of these se-
curities is from thirty to thirty.two millions, and fund•
iag three millions will not reduce their amount to a safe
standard, unless it be followed by same systemetic plan
for lessening their amount by the means we bare pre.
posed.

The kitten which we published yesterday from Count
HSTDIIII,* commanding the Russian squadron in the
Mediterranean, to Sir PULTINIT MALCOLII and to the
Pacha of Eorrr. announce proceedings on his part
which, however attempted to be explained by moderate
language. are decidedly in violation of the first princi-
ples of international law. It appears that, depending
on information received from Smyrna, of the object
of armaments making at Alexandria, the port of
a neutral Power, the Russian Admiral, on the
ground of expediency, directs his cruisers to cruise
between Candle and Rhodes, and detain any ships
which be may meet belonging to the Pubs of
Eons.. This is straining the doctrine of blockade with
a vengeance. Na contented with declaring the Dm-
' danelles in a state of blockade—a proceeding which we
conceive can scarcely be warranted. inasmuch as that
the D erdanelles is not an enemy's port. but the entrance
to a sea which all neutral Powers have a right to enter—
theßessianAdmiral now detains on the high small ships

of other neutral Powers which he may base reason to
believe are destined for the Dardanelles I This is as
it we, during the time 'certain ports of France were
declared by us to be in a state of bloclehde, had directed
oar cen,sers to seise on the coast of America (we being
then at peace with the United States) all vessels leaving
their ports, which our Admirals might have reason to
believe were destined for the ports of France. The
case we bare put would not have been an atom more

outrageous than the proceedings of the Remiss Ad-
miral; and if Great Britain submits to such outrages
being committed oa the ships film ally, upon that sea
of which she has hitherto been the mistress, then we say
her. glory has 'spired. But it is impossible! Great
&halo. amidst all her difficulties, is yet able to act with
justice, and to preserve her own honour and that oilier
allies. Instant reparation most be demanded of Ramie
for this outrage, and the fatal permission which was
yielded to be, to haven fleet in the Mediterranean must
be withdrawn. On these terms alone can peace be
preserved between this country and. the Northern Au-
tomat.

Letter from Liverpool, received this moroiog state,
that a very destructive fire took place at Augusta.
(Georgia), which consumed upwards of 200 houses and,
Stores.

By the French Mail accoonts ate received this morning
from Madrid of ItSd April, stating that the Government
them are secretly occupied in forming an expedition
againbt Mexico. which is to sail from the Havannas in
October oc November.

It was reported at Paris, that Admiral RUNT bed
received orders to depart again for the Mediterranean.
Rumours prevailed at Bolin, of some serious misun-
derstanding between England and Russia.

We have received this forenoon German and Brusedel
Papers, from which we make the following carnal*:

The fair at Frankfort has gone off better than was eta,
petted, particularly with respect to British goods. We
perceive that the Austria*Funds are lower.
FRANKFORT. Aram 14.

The business dens la oar Fair. bath In the last and the pnwuj
meek has surpassed all espectatiens. especiaffy with carpet to
' and Swiss goods. The apprehension that wortoolattoista
that our fair might toffee by the competition of that at Offenbach
lave wholly mobbed. It appears that hotter is the only ankh
of hnpeetance at Offenbach ; Ia every other article the business Is
dew he houses of this ationid chiefly moaned to Hyaena suds
Prussian manufactnem.-so that the fair at Offenbach k rather at,
'ohmage to us.

WARSAW. APa 11.

The Illeffeda of the Laws gestates the Convolute° 'Ala war
socketed on the lath of September. mac bet one rattled till
17tb February lids year. between the Getvetoseests of Sauer awl,
Pohlad. for the liquidadon of the affairs of the Rate Grand Melly
of Watiew. by wide!' die 'reciprocal dales' are Godly settkd.—
Frontline Pyres. ifprit SO.

VIIOIIIA, ANUS !IL
Metaliques. 971—Beak Stye% 1,1031.-4 g. Lit. /prig la.
(The Austbargh. Nurembutilt, Vann'. end
.Fteaktert Ismael
contain nu [anther accounts front the theatre et wet.)

BRUSSRLS. May L

We have received istevia Jinowals tote lOthiamieryirehishiii.
which contain various reports of military operations is Java. The
first, dated Magellan, With November. lug, is from the Limits-
nant Governor General. It gives an account of various petty Air,
wishes of Colonel Sollewyn, near Props, on the With ; of Lime's=
Colonel Ledet, on the midi and 17th, at the dessa of Gedean ; and
of Major Baser, is an expedition against the deems of Samberettn,
Pena's,. and Dards. In all dwee skirmishes the insurgents were
beats* and dhpersed, bat the kw ea either side seensato ham WA

Colonel Clemens repents, that es the did be stet the Sib eiew
able column, under Copula ran Narita, is mom proeislam aid
ansnosahlen to the redoubt of Lens's but the divides meld wat
accomplish it. objec4 having met with considerable bodies if sob&
wbo attacked it es its retreat, Moe Oa stem aid waddles two
others, but they were at lesith repulsed With considerable No.
The JIM &WM of the 10th Dee. say., that aathjas hapartana
bed tine, occurred on worm of the rainy mama : afterward's.**
Lieutenant Governor General Intended to wore hissed( if *I
worectieso of sees intortmation respeetirig the prOsiele of the
enemy. to take his measures steadiest'. the tame Oftimbrit
publishes the account of an espedition *Me die Selma of Metam,
es the West toast of Borneo, to punish *it Mike for insults
odirred to the Bag of the Netbertgadt. tiptoe Dlbbetto cowl
mending his Majesty's frith* the &Mu, WIN directed the opera.)
*ma, biter having heisted it. Omp 114 am the enemy's battettes,
declared the Sultan, oho had ledvdmprited ftf big to*, and seised
lu his place Major nadja Kell .0 de aftersterda returned to Pouted&
oo tha-11111) of Sept.Aoother rfp4t 'fag Lieutalitm.Otweral.daird
t Plaselleoz. the 111% of December, noesuce• the thelerdoo of a