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kit Funs, and himself, are non veßtlim ankh° 14 their "is
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New map aise be
ad Retail of Savory sad Ce. 1343aad SW,
Regent-street; and the most wipes:tab* dealers is Parma /Arm
dote, in the country.

aped
hori. Omer Pacha took the road to °repo. 4bout
the same time the Turkish garrison of Salon apart.
domed the fortress, which tell into the hands of the
Gawks, commanded by Panora, so that all Western
times is now free:.—Gaserte of Ewa, Nos. 27 and 29.
betters have been received at Hydra, from General
Rango, dated the 51 of February. He stated that he
had taken possession of Lesini Dragousestre and St.
Elie and Acarnania, and forced the Turks to retreat
as far as Mebane and Caudila.—Joansal of Hydro,
No. 270.

Tired of waiting for the final union.of the Plenipo.
tentiaries of Greece, those who had already gone to
Egina, wrote, on the Ist of February, to the Plenipo-
tentialies at Hermione, proposing to them to choose a
third place for the seat of their Natiooal AsseMbly ;
they even saw sir of the Representatives to come to yin
arsa.aptapaLosis4 thaw/. -
0a thO Bth of February: the 'Deputies at Harm'
answered, that being the most numerciuspaod the choice
of tilt nation hoeing 1411es,on that town, they htrled
them to come hither as sooa.as possible.
The edicts answered, that they did not recognise the
majority of the Plenipotentiaries at Hermione, as that
was no proof that they were empowered. They at the
same time protested against all the acts of that Assem-
bly.—Gazette of Egina, Nos. 27 and 28.
On the 2Sd the assembly at Hermione announced that
the repre.entatives of the provinces being finally anew
bled, it was doing to commence its labours under Geo.
Sisini as Pre.idetu.—slaansal of Hydra, No. 268.
The same declaration was made by the Plenipoten-
tiaries at Egina on the 7th March, under Paooulzo No-
tars, as President.--Gozette vagina, Ao. 80. •
On the 22d of February there was a skirmish at the
Maas. Many Turks were killed; the Greeks had two
killed and seven wounded. On the 4th of March the
Ottoman troops attacked the three towns which General
Calierghi hai made himself master of a few days be-
fore, in the Nests. Both parties fought desperately
from morning till the evening. The Turks had TOO;
killed and 300 wounded. The Greeks had lost ten
killed and twenty wounded. On the 2d of March a
Proclamation of the Government was published, an-
nouncing the blockade of the ports of Trikeri and
Mello, as well as of the whole island of Eubea, with
view to cat off the supplies of provisions from the be-
sieger, of Athens. The blockade was entrusted to the

yesr. receipts this year bad Nne...lkt,
lated on those of 1826 ; and be would ask bow they
were to pay the 10,800,900 destined for Spain t M.
Sebastiani entered into a long examination of the ex,
isenses of the War Department, whiett be concluded by,
saying, that the present system destroyed the hopes for
the future, and would leave the country defenceless if
jt wise engaged in war.
• M. Viliele defended, at great length, the expensed of
the Government. Facts, he said, were opposed to the
last speaker. After paying twenty-two millions for the
extraordinary expenses of occupying Spain, and payinti
up nearly all the arrests, there was an excess of are or
six millions. •M. de WWI, then explained the repos%
lion in which the produce of the taxes• bed increased
since 1821: the produce of the eareghtrawds had in-
creased by 16,981,000 francs; that of the domams by'
29,Q0 000 ; . indirect tar" 18,000.490; Post-office,
8,700,000 franca; miscellaneous, 3,15/4190 framer—
. Tboi• biennia of- expense had Adieu cabled* the smog-
city of restoring France to a position from which she
ibed beeti degraded by events anterior to the restoration.
. After as explanation from General Sebastiani, who
stigmatised the supplemental credits granted to each
Minister as the scourge of France, the debate was ad-
journed till the next day.

ISOM TIM CO)I*TI7UTIQNNIL.

LISBON, Arm. tl.
The Ministry, it seems, have determined for the pre.
sent not to publish the decrees of Don Pedro IV. brought
by Abrantes. It is even said, that Sir W. A'Court
bas declared that he will take upon himself the respon-
sibilitr of justifying to his Majesty this resistance. Sir
W. A Court is the same person who, first at Sicily, then
at Naples in the years 1820 and 1821, and in Spain in
the years 1822 and 1825 attended the funeral ceremo-
nies of all the constitutions

The documents, the publication of which has beenl
refused, are, it said—l: A proclamation by Don Pedro
to the people of Portugal, which is stated to contain the
following passage: 14 If the rebellion continue, I :ball
return to Europe, to head the faithful Portuguese, and
make known to the whole nation the only path which
honour and duty permit to be followed." Si -A royal
decree, appointing five new councillors of state. Dr.
Abrantes, the titular Bishop of Coimbra, President of
the Chamber of Deputies; the Archbishop of Elvas,
Member of the Chamber of Peers; Gravito and Philip
Fereira, Minister of the Interior under the former

which 'night not be obtained by every other
natioa—
That the two Powers desire the conslerienee of the
allied Powers in the preliminary arrangement, which
shall be communicated to the cabinets of Vienna, Ber-
lin, and Paris, with the proposal to guarantee, in concert
with Bessie, the final arrangement for the reconciliar
tine of Turkey and Greece, as his Majesty the King of
Greatßritain cannot take upon himself this guarantee.
—Allgeweine &items. April 22.
BRUSSRLS, Aram 27.
On the 25th and 96th, the Second Chamber of ,the
States General discussed the project of law respecting
the Land Tax, but the debate is not yet closed.
Letters from Berlin, of 17th April, say that in coo-
sequence of the Report of Rim Dielbitsch to the to.
petor Nicholas, on the misunderstanding betweeWthe
Generals iwGeorggis, a great change will beam% end
.priehiably s new • Appeliewght4i.
ST. •
PBTABIBURGIR, Area. ts.
His Majesty the Emperor has been pleased to ;ars
point, in the room of General Yermolol4- Asgistanas
General Peskewitsch to the post of Collllllllllllldiad.
Chief of the separate corps of Cantatas; and Adjs.*.
General Spagin to that of Military Governor of Tip,
the_ latter, however, being subordinate to the Com.
wander-in-Chief.
• His Majesty has approved of the opinion of the •Mi-
nisterial Committee, a that in case of the wreck of a ship
of the Imperial Navy, the crew shall be indemnified for
the loss (duly certified) of their private property," to
'which, however, his Majesty wrote with his own hind
'the very just addition, 4, if the shipwreck has not been
caused by the negligence of the crew."
LUDWIGBLOST, Ann. ie.
Yesterday evening the young Prince was baptised, in
the' presence of Ps ince Albrecht of Prussia and the whole
Court, by the name of Frederick William Nicholas.
BERLIN, Arm. 51. -
His Highness the Duke of Brunswick. who arrived
bete on Thursday to congratulate his Majesty on his
recovery, leaves us to-day to pay a visit to the Dowager
Qua of Bavaria at Wartzburgh.
CONINEIAOHN, Aran 17.
We learn from Iceland, that the winter has been re.
amicably mild in that island. A robbery committed
upon a farm• by three men in disguise, armed with
hairs:, who having booed and gagged all the inmates,
bad etched extraordinary sensation, such an event not
'Having occurred in that island for centuries'.

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'Hellas frigssfe, ceinmended by Miaulis ;'the Perseve- Cones, all tried paw**, ore the five new Con • li
'EOYAL NAVY. - Su Mourauera,•Aear lia, len- lane sesta-boat, and-the Ipsariot brig; the Nelson, lots. 3. A dectie icing the continuance of the ••• r I
4121, Frial, 4.11 it, 1617. TO STONE MERCHANTS. MASONS, &e. teeistmattded by Captain Diastri Papa Nicoll.. Sound Session-of the Cortee/su vote the laws necessary far dm •
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OPAL MRS and. -COMMIS. NOTICE IS. HEREBY GlVEN,.that the Vestry- hoops onbeerd were to lead at ()rope, where we the tarrying the Consikutlon "into effect. 4. A decree
rgh gujimprrrl/217delardp*_Maku ti;ea of this' Parish will assemil oi karea;ar awe, the Magaitines of Redschid Pacha. Tbeezpeditin Mas to creating several new Peers, .chcaen aeons persons wise . ,
Mr, dodder Stereeltssel*,e' der/ Me dal of Mal, for the lorrea.oll/4reeoleille Tender from Per. be dirsict!Si by the Bavarian Colonel . Chores 01,..elsilirck .flave recently writhed property .and distinction in • t
treat wit'sae Pewee as raw bo WOW ter *Ong ilesireis et Oreinadegtersepplytegine beirELITE,AMEZ- (fratillgrr).--XaseffetifEgimr. 1VM.29. 30. dog SI. society, to balance the exclusive and interested idiocies
yr( BLUE WORSTED darn he ea sue et DEIN GRANITE ISMINIPTONE, for the • -406 i . Islutdrakit
i after having provided rot the defence of of the feudal aristocracy.
Hart Nay. • Church erecrie4h(dift tfifirldie., 00/0
.th c." ' e;etsi. War* efOret, bad matched towards-Attica. Oohed: It is also affirmed, that one of the most important .
a .st wa „wart., ma twill, le Dyfed go*,
.Thsomegise:sbuider.okmosegsmwse saw, Amu, of Taloa% bad cut off 41 comnsuoication• between aktengesnents determined on by Don Pearo, is to_gna. ' ..
'avers, wbicb. lora" Mal a Poo at the 04 law? hissaahamobik. firapplillaki se Skin itadaahig- slid With where the StrraaPw• bin his ratite* the Regency of the Princess Isabelle Reels
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we at dal Olich 14• Tender us be .- .3liiis6ol4‘6 smith itei lkiiinwai fer the : haajtaasalf• L.-Journal of Ilydre, NeVO.. ' during the minority Of the young Queen, and to 'seethe ..
se the Dey at Treaty, Der say man& dikollorart ; and all Tsigins oV.lfli asikal and •• • OF DEPT/MI.-Pa* Avis se a successor fcirlikt incase of death. in ordet to exclude ' t .
Agent for him, awed& tinder' for Kirb. ." and be de lvinet is abaeffeery Clerk beislsil ' •• ' • Imam elleneteM "r'•7 ~ ' DOS Miguel from the Regeney..• h isinsoarilthit than • • ....
• ftties*Vieth as Saturday as*' - , 'i . • At theeltsfiagissithe Leith, the dirismillMMlNlSreahtallillit, -this monad a fetketidegelmilkull; i -put 1
ILO'S= ma/art-max lau, Dr:Order of tbe• Vestry,- . .. . . • Adregitivikomologion, Of the •ilqiget began. AU ' ' ,to dtgeM ittangeetenr.
of kith Linea, at tie Factees POMO. Na 4, dor. 4.1 pee....• • rwwww * net of ILO° wig ua4**, . , tA..."!-Ir..Tltiff,f .`fiftwer.. .. •,.. . .... ? . ga• -or •.-• - • r. ••• , AL•J '' • • .., it is • Nee APO Niko has addressed a trim tp
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err eanstrirardiame Step Waded, as esp)dy de •:''• i- - • ' a,na. • was -• . given of the reel espenses of each Nihistet. " have bad the amisfortutte td lose their mother, thwEin-
awl the Pahl* Wilk WAERANTSB Gran. • '. f'''• ' • ' "'-'401"4 ' • :' • - • . IM..Peteri weeastecished that the Minims-remold not press Maria Leopoldine„
w shirts ant Ana% as also Table Lard. of the roost TEE IMRE in, insists SATURDAY, APRIL 28. estimate the espenset of their de tatt with more _
,at can . PARIS, Aram' V. accuracy, and that on a sum of a milliard (franca) FROM THE HAMBURGH AND BRUSSELS PAPERS,
is money am. • t
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u'dkee• Tbil 4.6 will?e t° The responsible Editor of ihe Constitutioned has been there should be an 'excess of expenditure .of 'forty mil, ItSC '' EIVID Lain LAST SIGHT. • • • ri
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s. and Doak a Irabiad NesstalauftakassaL summoned today before M. Delmortiers, the Jug* lions. Though he Wished for greater accuracy, he voted . HANOVER, Aretc- ei: • :
ra Otiletopuseteallg wreaded ins bp. • • d'lnstroction, to snake known the several testimonies for the proposed law; principally because in it he found On the 11th of January this year a treaty was con. ,
°WOTAN. 4, Sieeerineregswate . Z , which, according to an at tide inserted in that Yourual that the bounties on differ's& reams of iedissisy had eluded -between our Government and the city of Bremen,
Holborn • Side ;. • • Alle m' this very day, are affirmed to have disclosed the pre. been increased. . which was ratified at Loudon on the 28th of February.
COYLE, tit. Idechlenlargliw. Debilei . - • • ,
. . seoce of agents exciting to the commission of disorders .M. Benjamin Constant complaitted of the late period The object of this treaty-is the making of anew harbour
Tids day war published, . (aileseeprovoceteert), la the scenes of the 18th and 19th of the Session at which the Budget" was 'brow ht for- at the junction of the rivers Gtesle and Wiser, capable
Vr. em. whit Penult. err ilee. • of math. ward. He saw en increase of a million int the expense of receiving ships 4120 lasts burden at the Lew.. The
1 OF TNHEOBALD WOLFE TONE.J
MITTE BY HIMSELF; ANALYSIS OF THR ORE= JOURNALS. of erinsienl justice, and he believed, as he had sated on Crown of Hanover is to give to she city of Bremen a
gape Jeered of Ms Negoassioes to procure the CONSTANTINOPLE. Idaiter SS. the. discussion e law relative to the /stew, that the district on the beaks of the two rivers, and the tit? is to i
Ow she Linsaassia m laiwrao. Ilia Sea i... It is said that the Streit's% have opposed in arms the poverty of the people led them to commit crimes. make the harbour and erect aU the works necessary for •
*bib' doe"' Si llbh cadm"- sated introduction by the Pacha of Belgrade of more than which ought, therefore, to be attributed to a. mat ad- the accommodation of the shipping. The harbour will I'
AM THEOBALD WOLFE TONE. SOO of the new troops lotto the fortresses dependent on miniitration. Were there not, -he would ask; amnia undoubtedly prove equally advantageous to the city of
Hew Gahm, 11, New Berhastra-stress. 'his Government. Three new deputies bave been chosen many °fake criasinals; whose increased %bathe* titre krolpen and the kingdom of. Het:giver. and the terms
!tie day was publishes, prwe is, to go to Constantinople, with a secretary. this mamma expense, several who had been *sea by ot the ireltr are conceived is the imoSt amicable spirit. i
AL • REPORT of the • ROTA!, DIS. The Muhurdar of °Resew Pacha, the late High Ad. those infamous places, from which the police did not - ' CONSTANTINOPLE, Iftrons ST.
v roe DISEASES •t the BAIL Otos kill to roiral, has received-the two tails as areward for hit zeal blush to levy its.resources? At. the very time he Wits In the circles of the European merchants at Pent, an
a mama dna imihin et Patients adnik tad, and aptness in learning the new military exercise. speaking, an unfortunate wretch was awaiting in prison extrateis circulated tithe protocol of the conferences I 9
411=owbb C!"••"d Pact" Retails. The first regiment of new troops, 3,000 strong,. ►be- a just punishment.. He had been conducted to the scaf- of the 4th April, sigma at StaPeteesburgbi by Drum
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J. N CURTIS, Esq.
Wan so* 0,,,55. goys miss„,,•,,, she Duke and sides 180 horsemen, is gone to join the arm* in Ru- fold by administrative temptations; aug,.(400.000,, Nesselrode end Lieven on the one part, and the Duke
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Ohmmeter, Surgeon to the Dispensary, Ste. melia. It has marched to Daoud Puha, and bas been francs, partly collected from despoiling him and of Wellington on the other. Without' pretending to
losdiallea. sad rag by T. and G. Uwe:weeds reviewed by the Sultan. Another regiment is come other unfortunate wretches, were credited to the warrant the authenticity of it, I send you a general view
• • _ from Scum ito take its place in the barricks of Eski 'Budget. He was industrion and honest, but he of the contents.; The high contractingyowerf having
Thiaday was pablithell,„ Sergi. Three thousand men had previously marched fell before the seductions spread to •• emote him ; alleged:Abe principles of humanity and . religion which
Pernsissina. to the Itioht Hon. Roma Pmer., la to Larissa. One thousand Wen of the 2d regiment set he was-to perm, nd his •
added the -a errors to. gapes,e m. ake them desirous of seeing in end pet to the contest
with a atrait, tig Find's, price As stuaide
.y of the Right Hon. WILLIAM PITT, oat on the 22d from Eski Semi for Daond Pacha, with of the administration of ceiasinaljustice. The Minister in Greece and the Archipelago, declare that they have
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scam ; suassiek,g bse speeches se p„e„,,,us; twelve cannon, in the same order and with the saw fce Forbig* Ailmee,demamied * woe asect, part of agreed. bet themodifienin already England
by
mien of his Correspeadeace, when Secretary of ceremonies as the preceding, which he undertmod unemployed in pinioning writers shell rest on the following buaess.-Mltdse Greeks
La. Sped. end Amortise Anita. never Were The Greek Patriarch has exiled the Metropolitan of who laboured so•pbal d the duvocraey mod nettern the 'lion eetneb2 dependent on thelptterum Pert°, and that
an Acetilla le eflPillelPi 266" eell Pima' Ephesus, Heraclea, Demotica, and Janina. - hcartatiass cif tha, Ha complasied that wage an annual tribute, to be paid by them, shall. be defini- . .
Is WU Smilowaws, awl adminbeinisne
ev. FRANCIS THACKEEAY, A.M. Eight hundred cavalry horses have arrived from the there. wimps tem% .....iir: I. ez,....7 'chaste, the,.tively fixed. That as the mixtmad Turks and,Greels
. and I lil Booksellers Extraordinary to principalities of the Danube. Nearly sari equalnumbes, bee loonaftimee hialbtan parampra. Isabeg••• was istbese countries is attendedwith great insonvealegtfe.a,
ortaalakm. slash Pap'selifrelt-Yar4, has hen sent to the .Goverunient by different Pubes.. the ggogbgr,elsuggoind he , held wo doubt thee itim au eatia.uttO,shali he mad* of MI 1t ' Tufkat property le
This day
hi ,It is. said that funds firma been Sept to Redsehid Puha of abed of VW imbojeisgagian of Orj. chi ngatte and the islands, add Ihb valve dull- be paid '
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dedicated • lesolut. sop A. Thee, to enlist 10,000 Albanians. . - R 10216110 ' ' the want ofleatnetionassnong tir the' Greeks to the loorhooto. That Aha lialis• . i, 1/
TIIIII. pastaWs St. Id. Ten corvettes and two brigs are at anchor off the the people. Thibspveeediug
,to the steams, at .bit Oates in Greece shall be Wan end by the Greeks. but _ _
FLANS and PETER of the CASTLE ; Sultan's summer palace, and will sail with the first g • • Minister of Fiance, becontentiedeliat, comparing what, *lb the co-operation of the Axle; but the Greeks
rood Series of Tales, by the O' lava FAINULT.
wind . the shall have the free exercise of their religion and of
I waly a man of went and (tows —Lit. 6,,,,„. , under command of Nail Bey. who is ape the Treasury medievalist was owiag to it, there was _ g
s one of the west masorriE painters of uattonal pointed Seraskier of the fleet. It is thought he will go a deficiency, including. 58 millions advanced to Spain. commerce, and aim a separate and independent ad-
re yet appeased et Ireland. -daub- Arview, directly to Syra to land in that island, which is the of 181,678,329 francs. The' SI millions were a part of ministration. That if the mediation of England
Pima ee stiv *saws sad ewe °I lee Suds" entrepot for the commerce and the supply of the Greeks: this deficiency, throw. into the gulpb of almelutepower should be alseady accepted by the.Poste, Russia shall i
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noshing in the way et Stentare basso excited •
in the Archipelago. independent of the expense of.the Stoutish war. This stall events use its influence to PfoeseltU the success
L a she Tars of the Mises f awily."— New
Ankle, Fashion). On the 23d a Ere broke oat near the mosque of Sultan gum, as perhaps 80 Atilliess, was lost, in order to nth- of. this ism-nation. The time and the manner of
oto the Author, *hi the 'Lieber opinion of his Achmed ;it did not spread far; the new firemen behaved blish starchy in the Peninsula. this participation shall, however, be ptiviously deter-
-Lit. Chroalcie. with great zeal and discipline. The Easuma•of the Seams explaitsed, that the expense mined by a convention between England and the
id that Tam with arintaresreamiessiail even A deputy of the Servians is already at Pere, and it is of Criminal Justice had been greater in no; that,, Parte. That in case the mediation should be declined i
K iturenerr, and.wids freesia* admiration of .
said he has come from St. Petersburgh. thacicaa, what. was demeaded far ig2s„ wigs, ia bat, a briber Porte, without regard to the state of the other
rues."--Loodaa felagaslas.
Henry. Coltman, 8, New. BerUnit"-street. Six hunched and seventy Armeuians, who weremar• reduction not an increase., admin. between his Imperial Majesty and the Turkish
MM. S OF GOLDSMITHS' COMPANY. Fled out of Constantinople, have been sent to their fa.&ham
' 'aid said, the Law of Accounts was the Govesnmett. Russia and Great Britain will always II;
May (combated on the First of every Month), milieu. It is thought that the same measure is going most important of all the financial laws, and the base consider the above points as the 'basis of the reconcilia-
Part IV. Prier is. containing an to be taken with respect to the Greeks. of all the rest. The Committee had proved a deficiency tion, and embrace every favourable opportunity to pro-
fof the CHARLIIES of the City of On the 12th of February, N.S. there was an action at of 181,676,329 francs,,since January 1:41826. He had mote them, both singly and conjointly. That an agree-
-4 a lb. G•kilaiiket 11/Ickuldike' and Bowyer' &hi; the loss of the Turks was considerable. The
wade., digested frees de ,Rporteof tie Cons. examined the secants since 1824, and found that in meet shell be made respecting thoidotaiii of the deer'
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Arnaldo F dukes ; with Notes esui cauesuress, Greeks bad only two men killed, and six wounded. 1824,1825, aid Lae, ghee uses hactalwayi exceeded hikeeties of the boundaries of the territory on the Ciow•
By. the On the 18th of February, the army of Omer Pacha the revenue_ Spain, he said, owed warm* of teLtiaent and in the Islands. That the two Powers will pot
I OF " TEE CABINET LAWYER." being surprised at Distonso by Karaiskaki, took to minims, which would be 90 millions before the end Of seek to acquire any increase of territory, exclusive in-
n as account of the Clustered Companies inframe, or commercial advantages for their subjects,
flight. Some escaped to Distomo, others to Turcok- . veer The receipts for this year
_had hastocaltu-
s Ceerld" el lee Menneed eed ilemmewm. fins.:. 0..... 1211. tnnle the. Fried to ()mews_ Alm : .it 1—.—.1 .... .1...—.. ...r 100 C . ......1 1... —.Le ...i. is— .5...- which emir& not be obtained by ever, other nation.—'