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sures on Ibis &cation. Ewen at this time. it is under•
;tond that the eeirected lisajorisfin itie House orPestri
if estienaterfat 97 to 40; Iliad if this. be w these is eery
reasonable hope to be entertained that a :efficient sum•,
ber of Peers %sill yet be awakened to a sense of the dan-
ger of the tneptures to turn the scale, when the is tug
of war" in that Huse takes place.

The following are extracts liom the German Papers
received this morning.— They are quite void 01 interest:

MUNICH, Fes. si.S.
The Ring having happily passed the Brenner, continued his
journey to Rome withoudolotaele. To avoid the dangerous weep
over the Appel:lnes, what' are with snow between Balsam
and Florence, his Majesty went along the COWL to Anemia; be ow
rived on the 14th at Caserta, and an the lids at Rome. The Mad
Intended to stay only a few days in that capital, and then proceed
to Naples.
Rome lignite dull since the death of the Pope: all divenlem are
interrupted—all the libraries and museums closed. Great member*
of foreigners have left the capital, to width they were aural:oil hi
the amusements of the Carnival ; they are gone to Napks or Entaileln
According to the letters received from different quarto's, thole.
ports respecting the elections of a new Pope begin to acquire coa-
dstency. The College of Cardinals is doubtless independent of
dine reports, and follows its own judgment ; but it has often been
remarked that it coincided with public opinion. According to tie
nations and swishes of different parties, sometimes Cardinal Soma-
glla, sometimes Monsig. Testa Ferrate, is spoken of; sometimes
other members of Sacred College. The critical situation of the
Pontifical State, and of the Church itself with respect to some Ge-
l/tinniest., require a man of 'tiled wisdom, integrity, and modera-
tion, to be at she bead of the combined affairs of the Church and
the State, which may be in conakt. fo this view, the name most
generally mentioned Is that of the venerable Cardinal Gregori, a
Genoese by birth, who has had great experience in the mpst im-
portant affairs. He has travelled damask the greatest part of
Europe, and is as distinguished by his profoundltisowledge of Ea-
ropean policy, as by his virtues and piety.-41 ems. Hoch t.
• BERLIN, Fume RT 91. •
Twenty owners of estates in the March of Bradenburgh, five of
whom are of the rank of citizens, and all the others Noblemen,
chiefly of the oldest and most distinguished families of the March,
have offered voluntarily to give up to the State the ezerclae of the
patrimonial jurisdiction, as it is called, in their estates. In their
Memorial they assign as a reason-0 That this palliation! jade-
dictioo (or exercise of the judicial power by private persons) is an
antiquated institution, incompatible with the Prosaic times, and
with the modern legisiation." In a subsequent memorial they. oto.
serve, that a great number of other owners of estates have exo
pressed a wish to jobs them, and they bops that the other provinces
will follow their example.
Vatiusik, Fes 211.—Vetalliques, 9710...-Bank Shares, 1,013.-
4linseine Zalung, Ile;ch 3.
By the Dutch Mail of this morning Sretave recejtwri
H.,mburgh Papers to the sth inst. The following are
extracts : •

HAMBURG/I, Marco S.
&men- Hell, Pour easci.

In constitutor* of the lower. Courses from Vienna. AustrieWl
Securities have declined here; the cause of the ha at tenon isl
unknown. To-day funds found buyers sad sellers at the prices
quoted below— and of feb.
Anglo Danish Loan, 3 per Cent. • . St WS
Anglo Russian, ditto . . be
Hamburgh Russian • . —•• 11113 .
Anglo Prussian Loan of Sullt • t
Austrian Bank Shares . • I,OOT •
Austrian bletsUbpses . . .. 97e
—Hamburg', Reporter, Mara 3.

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HANOVER, Mascot.
According to accoonts from Berlin, hie Royal Highness Nines
George of Cumberland is entirely recovered from ohis late.indispo.
&Mon. The Assembly of the States has of laii bees chiefly engaged
*in discussing a plan for the reduction of the Weems on the public
debt. By what we can learn, botit Chambers are limed in ap•
proving the project in general, as biocide! to the Treasury, but
they are not ao well agreed upon the principles spec whigh kis to
be carried into effect.
BERLIN, • Kamen
Letters from St. feterbergh of the tOth say, that General
Diebitseh, Chief of the Staff, has left that city to retina to the
army on the Danube.
Maxims trom Odessa of the 14th say, that the cold had arks
%Iconic very severe 10 or It degrees.

• szemssors er costoom
Amy:mum, Warr 6.-11 97 5-101 Two mooths.ll M &N.
Bowsaw:us, Moira 3.-13 9 ; Two months, II 7i.
Promessorme. Fla. 60.—Three mouths, 10 U 36.
Frs. U.—Three months, 6 !le.
Dutch Pbpers, Yard 7 .—liumburg4 ditto. March 4.
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CITY. Tvi Hove o'Cuicx.

Consols opened this morningat sei 87 for the Account, and
86j j for Money ; and at present are 87 buyers for the Account,
and 861 for Money. . _

The dispatches received by Government yesterday has not yet
transpired.

CITY, HALF-PAST ONR O'CLOCK.

We are exceedingly dull in the City, and it is the sante in re•
epee to all speculations. as there does not appear to be the Irast
animation Ober in the Consul or Foreign maritet. Crow* have
remained, during the most part of the morning, at ST to j for the
Account, and $63 j for Money.
There is neither reports nor an Repress from Paris.
Exchequer Ms continue at the same price as yesterday.

The following is a remarkable t r.ulf of the state of
intelligence of unhappy Italy. In consequeoce r, an express pre.
hibition of an inquisitor, the Theatre ot Macerate bat not been
opened at the ordinary 'emelt, because on the greed rehearsal day
it was discovered that the prima slesteses, Signora Pat.acco,•was a
Jewess. Every solicitation for the.removal of this embargo has
been vain.
The S .uthampton will be ready far sea in a few dais,
to proceed with Sk FJAWAND Owen to the last Indies. •
Captain JOHN Koss, K S. It N. who made at attempt
lame few years since to discover the North-west passage, is about
to undertake a similar expedition, and from what we have col-
lected, is to proceed to the Puler Seas in a steam vessel of peculiar
construction.
• • The health of the Duke of Butainentaw is not in the
best state ; he suffers frequent and severe attache of gout, which
prevent him 'from pursuing his favourite researches after [toms.
antiquities. Ills Grace is considered one of the hest anthrbaerres
now in Rome, and he has been lately fortunate enough tor
a very fine sarcophagus, *bleb be will perhaps be able to convey
to England.—Edreer frump letior, dated 114.4 ahnwifl7.
Mr. ROOl.ll O'SVLUvAN, nephew of c ma:glut
O'Consam.. is sworn in Sub Sheriff ot Kerry for the current year.
A protest, signed Joss GASS, was eared to the appointment, as
the Gentleman is a Roman Catholic, but ft arrived too late in
Dublitt.-rCork Southern Remoter.
A (.1 nteman übserve.i.so another a few days since
that the Marquisses of Loanommoar and CLIVULAND both pee
their support to Mr. Pau.. " No wonder," rejoined his friend,
" they are both of them Vann as well as he."
I NGEI4,OB SU UOO LI NO..m.The corpse of Eat) BstDoa•
WATER passed through Canterbury, on Sunday. Ott its arrival at
Sittitogbourne, a carpenter was sent for to open the coffin, from
which was extracted a large quantity of jewellery, watches, anfl
rings, fur which the Undwafier bad forgotten to pay the duty at'
the Dover Custom-house!—kern Herald.

Aristubutus piesented Alexander with a work he bad
written on his victory over Porus; but the Macedonian
hero found it so nauseous that be threw it into the sea;
And it was ten to one the author had not followed it.
a What." says. Alexander, in a rage, a were you so hard
put to it, that you could nut find any thing to com-
mend me for that, was truer Is not an unmerited
panegyric the most scandalous r f iamb? for it not only
calls a man a fool to his face, bet Ilublishes him as :a
coxcomb to the wOrld.

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