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London, England, 1828-04-25 00:00:00

his iinnsial motion for Reformist die Co&s't of I;I34iiCCI y,
which was Inst by a majority of 91 to 49. The Hon.
Gentleman's suggestions, for effecting the liberation of
the Forty Millions of property of his Maje.tys subjects
out of the hard gripe, as he called it, of the Court, w ere
the appointment of an additional Equity Judge, leaving
the LORD CHANCELLOR at liberty to preside without
interruption in the House of Lords ; and the separation
of the bankruptcy business from the Court of Chancery,
and erectirg it into an independent jurisdiction. These
propositions have been frequently before the public, and
with regard to the latter, we are satisfied that the
prevailing opinion both among professional and mer•
cantile men, is in favour of a change. A regular Court
of Bankruptcy should be established ; sitting, not for a
few hours,every week, but daily, composed of permanent
and competent Judges, instead of the present uosatis-
iactory way of . managing it by Commissioners. Mr,
PEEL thought that much relief would be afforded to
the Court of Chancery, by the proposed alterations in
the Exchequer, tending to make that Court an efficient
Equity tribunal, but we fear that would hardly do
enough. Mr. BROUGHAM made some observations on
i.is two law commissions, m hich seem to show his dis-
satisfaction at the Commissioners lik. ly to be appointed.
Every thing, in an i quiry of s rch a nature, depends
ors the clatacter of the men entrusted w ith so weighty
a charge.

The Paris Papers of Wednesday contain accounts
from Odessa, stating that the war with Turkey is con-
sidered there as decisive—the Russian ttanspoits haviog
sailed from the Crimea to take in the troops destined
for the mouth of the Danube. The arch,ur for conquest
of the Russian at my will, we suspect, not be cooled by
their success on the Persian frontier, nor by the appro-
bation and honours confetted on atm by their S .ve--
reign. With the most earnest desire for peace, the
Emperor NICHOLAS cannot disregard alt Nether the
voice of his people. That voice, seconded by the irre-
sistible cries of an immense army—is for war. The
feeling is perhaps difficult to understand in this country ;
but the Russians unite to their military taste an enthu-
siastic religious feeling) which aids with an unexampled
power the cause of their Christian brethren in Greece.

New York Papers have been received at the North
and Suuth American Coffee H ,nse, to the 2J of April.
FROM THE NATIONAL ADVOCATE, MARCH 31.

INsuanEcriox AT At CAYEs.--Captain Hurst at
rived at-East lt.ver on Nloadiy evening, in sixteen days
from Putt an lie informs the EJ.tor of the
Norfolk Beacon that a serious insurrection had broken
out at Aux Caye• ; a.id that President Boyer, with a
force of several thonssnd men, was to march from Port
au Pr;nce for Aux Cayes, to quell the instil rection.
CovAtEstA:—A letter from Colombia, published in
the Norfolk Herald, mentions that the el:ctions, which
took place on the 7th of January, resu;sed on the
choice of the Libetals to the exclusion of the lioliv:an
candidates; hut a report was got up that the S. aniards
were on the coast, and th-t the province of Coro was to
it hellion. NI 41.'641 law was proclaimed, to the satisfac•
lion of his Excellency, 'Ain estlmed his unlimited power s.

Frankfort Papers to the 19AI inst. were re:eived this
m)rning. An article from the bank: of the Danube,
details the measures pursuing by Au+tria for the
concentration of A powerful army in her proti:ice•
bordering on Tut key, a Irre already 133.000 ire steed
to have assembled, ot. et coming- nts 1.11 the match.

This is the only article of political interigence rtes
Payers contain. The following are extracts:
FROM Till:. BANKS OF THE DlNt.7llft, nem tz.
Austria, which is the most immesfately coic reed
in the war which tire-dens to break upon it. lean iers,
is taking all necessary measures, in the es;:ectaiion of
this contingency. By a rough estimate, the force which
that poaer has concentrated in the Buckowina, tee
Bannat of Temeswar, Sclavonia, and Croatia, may be
taken at 130,000 men ; but, above all, the Conivn
formed on the frontiers of Scrvia presents a fotmidoLle
appearance; for, betides the 17 frontier regiments, which
were raised to their full complement three air low
months ago, by order of the Anne Causcil of W .r, this
Cot Jon has noav been reinforced with 40,000 observation
trop of the line, conisting principaly of llong srian
regiments ; this line is also completely provided with
liAd artillery, of which considerable parks have been
formed in the vicinity of Temeiwar and Semlin. Nine'
regiments of infAt:tr y and five of cavalry, forming int t
of the army in Italy, have ju.t received orchis to quit
their car.tonments on the P and in other farts of the
kingdom of Lombardy and-Venice. They are to repair
to Venice and some other ports in the Adriatic, to be
embarked directly for the coasts of Dalmatia.

LEIPSIC, ATRIL 11.

We l-egin to apprehend that our Easter fair will not
be very favourable. We have good, for sale, principally
English manufactures, but fewer purchasers than usual
from Darmstadt, Prussia, and Bavaria. The great trade
with Br ody is at an end, and that with Tiflis too recently
established, and the crisis of the Persian war hardly
over : our great commercial connections with, Jassy and
Bucharest are threatened with a new revolution, if the
Russians should enter the principalities. All the Arme-
nians are merchants, and did a great deal of business
with Jassy and Bucharest. Naw the displer ure of the
Sultan falls on the Catholic Armenians, they are phut-
,iered and banished, and he will certainly not pay off
the debts of the victims. We may therefore expect great
losses and many bankruptcies of their Christian creditors.
A Royal Decree orders that Burgher guard. shall be
formed in all the towns in the kingdom which have at
least 5,000 inhabitants. With this population the guard
shall be only ten men, and to be increased five men for
every 500 souls..—Frankfort Papers, April le.

His MAJ EST* birth day has been celebrated through
out the country with every demonstration of loyalty and
attachment to his MaJesrv's pei son and Government.
Prince LEOPOLD tido a numerous dinner party yester-
day, at Marlborough House, Pall Mall.
Lord BLOOM FIELD tron,acied business yesterday with
Zed Dinar, at tbe Foreign oSce, Downiapstriet.