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London, England, 1816-04-22 00:00:00

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Wil kll' t i simply th-i5...-wileibee the entire ttstnber- anti* of litiniii ttita thahioui, tatil be tistokea ka'
shall from time to doe 0 TeneVred hristenerai else- Sirdinia, that the latter may also have a line of corn-
Son) es in togland ?or by fifths, ann*ally ? munication along the mountain of Saleve. The
This is the day appirint .d far 'the Trial of SW other point! of tilt: Treaty are not ktiown .it present.
Rollin. WILION and. his friends for the escape of
LastAurrra. The Arrd of the Chamber of Accuss- Today we received New-York Papers to the 15th
tion, gives among our extracts, is of considerable
of March : they state, that by letters From Was og.
length, and will be considered by many as a kind of ton it appears that the new Tara is not expected to
/eta/curiosity. We shall lay an early and particular pass as entire as *as anticipatcd—it w;11 undergo
account of the Trial before our Readers. some material alterations still further to encourage

The project of Sir SIDNRY Sr.nrn for the repress
sion of the Barbary pirates, and the rescuing Chris-
thins fromslavery, appears to attract considerable at-
tention at Paris. A meeting of Chevaliers, and
other zealous promoters of this laudable undertaking.
was lately held iu Paris, of which Sir SIDNICY was
President, and at which were present Viscount Da
CItATRAUBRIAND, Peer of France, Viscount Butt DR
BOURDON, Member hi the Chamber of Deputies, Vis-
count MATH= DE MoNTMoRENCY, who claims
descent from the first Christian &iron. together with
several other eminent persons. It is attributed to the
exertions of our brave countryman that the GRAND
SIGNIOR has lately sent an Envoy. named ACHNiro
AGA, to the DRY of ALCM RS, to deinand the release
of MS s',;reeks and three Austrians; with which tie-
mansi,the DEY thought it prudent to comply.

American manufactures. His Excellency GOnDON
DRUMMOND, the Administraior in Chief of Lower
Canada, issued'a Proclamation, dated at Quebec, on
the 29th of February, dissoliing the Provincial Par-
liament, which has called forth a meeting of the in-
habitants, who intend to petition Patliament and the
PRINCE at Gni ow the subject. The National Bank
Bill has received an amendment, by which its loca-
tion has been transferred to New-York. It is reported
that Mr. DALLAS has resigned his office of Secretary
pf the Treasury.

On Saturday the PRINCE REGENT held a Court at
Carbon House, at which the Duke de CHARTRE had
an audience, and resigned his mission from Lotus
XVIII. He is tosset otil on his return CJ France on
Wednesday. The tvlargnii d'o,moNn, the successor
to inc Duke, was afterwards introduced, and deli.
vered his credentials. Baron Jusr, t... Saxon Mi•
nister, and Count Bot.teNrrnoN, the Wireinherg Mt-
ulster, were next inttoduced, in a similar manner.
;'Their Excellencies had private audiences, delivered
their credentials, and were most giaciously received.
Prince CASTELCICACA, the Minister for the Two
Sicilics, w4s also introdectid; and, in the name of
his master, invested the l'ittxcc Itecutvr with the
principal S•cilian Order. Sir G. NAvi.r.3, in his iull
robes, then introduced Vice-Admiral ii.r C. TYLEE,
when the l'itaxce RPGEST was pleased to confer the
honour of Knighthood on tiro, and invest bins with
ot a litsig!! t Commandant of the Most
Mi..itary Order of the Bath. Colonel
llaitc7i.Av. and Captain Sir tvl. Serstoun, were
introduced in manner by Sir U. NAYLER, and
sitnilir honours we:e conferred upjn than by tire
it nor..N T.

The differences between Austria and Bavaria, h is
.now said, have all been settled by the • Treaty con.
cluded at Munich, and since ratified by the E:4pl;:ted.
The report of contests having taken pl c: is the
Vosges between the Austrian soldiers :in.! French
peasantry, in which some of the former were wound-
ed, has been formally add officially contradicted in
the Journal of Colmar.

We are sorry to see in some of the Foreign Jour-
nals, that religious disputes of a serious nature have
occurred in the Swiss Canton of Appentel.

A Mail from Holland arrives this morning ; the
,Papers brought by it furnish as with the following
articles of intelligence :

BRUSSELS, APRIL 17.

Setirday same of tie domestics cif the Princess
CII.IIZI.OTIT. 01 WA Lets atri vet! in town from Char-
troom Lodge, and w:nt to Catneliord Bowe to make
prt•paratiohs,
The Duke of Islowntose, we a:c sorry to learn, h
confined with a severe fit of the gout, At his house icy
Grosvcoor.sqoAre.
The most brilliant success attends the Opera. It
never was so attractite as in the ial.s.:nt season. On
Saturday night every part of the 11)ta toka flowed
with rank aAd fitsli:on.

The Duke of Wellington, Commander in Chief of
the Army of Occupation, is at length' arrived at
Cambray, preceded and followed by a very numerous
general staff, and a very considerable suite. The.
respective Commanders of the Russian, Danish, and
Hanoverian contingents, Count Woronzow, the
Prince or Hesse, and General Allen, ;re invited to
Cainbray, to settle some arrangements respecting
changes in the Cantonments. It is affirmed, that the
Commander in Chief of the other two great corps,
namely, the Austrian and Prussian, will come to
Cambray. It is believed at the he that the
Uuke will stay there longer dr in was at first sippoself.
The Duke has testified to the Generals int:hi:l his
particular satisfaction, on account of the exemplary
discipline observed by the troops, and the good .un-
derstanding Vlach they lave with the inhabitants.
A certain number of French fugitives who are in
this citylave received orders to quit it, but most of
tam have not complied, and seek to evade the orders
under all. kinds of pretetts. It is, however, affiance.that it will lat. positively ren2wed very shortly.

The v:•ry intetesting Drama of Piicaira's Island
WAS repeated on Saturday, at Drury-lane Theatre, to
a inost ch-gatit audience, with repea...si bursts of
plause. In its curtailed state, it is ce7tail.ly one oldie
most effective performances Ke !rive :or a long tinia.,
witnessed. In the Farce of law .feat;` 1141:14:v
pet formed the part of the assume-1 M lor the tiv,t
time, in a most capital style. ilk irtia.itimis
manners of the real tifiajnr (llowT0s) were truly .u!.
mirable, and nearly convulsed Ur_ ituiience with
laughter.
Miss O'NEILL, in Lady Teazle, attracted a splendid
and crowd4d atid.eice on Satu:day Light at Covent
Gitrcl,ll Tneatre.

Tne —Th.e weather, yesterday, was tco
damp for fahi.zab!e parade, and the rendezvous iii
the Park did nor display the elegance and brilliancy
which the approaching mildness of May generally
brings tot th.
PL-Tranonoucit EireTtom.—.Theelection of a Mem-
ber in the room of Mr. G. Pont,Nsoic has taken place.
Ole Dean of Peterborough proposed the Honourable
W. LANUS, and seconded by Mr. Squire. Mr. Lion
was elected; alar which about 100 inhabitants dined
at ati ion. Earl Fittwilliam, Lord Milton,- and Mr.
Lamb, were At the party.

ROYAL HuNT.—Frieay morning the royal stag-
hounds started a deer from Wiitt:teld Plain, which
set tiff swiftly through the encio.iirds towards the
Tnarnes, took the water between W indsor and Clewer,
and swam across to the Buckinghamshire shores—
Tile sportsmen and hounds went through Windsor.
(amounting to upwards of COO), and renewed the
hunt, to the left of Eton Colleges where the deer
again crossed the water, and ran through the fields
and enclosures towards Salt Hill, where he crossed
the Bath road, made several turns by the different
villages, and passed by Uxbridge, across the Common
to Haretield, about film-teen miles the oilier side of
Uxbridge, where it was taken,• titter a hard run 61
upwards of four hours. •
An interesting new Work has just ben published
OD the subject of the Letters of duNit,a, with d vie*,
to rove that the late Duke of FoRTLAND was the
writer of these far-tamed productions. The Authot
(who is for the present anonymous; endeavours to
sliew that the leading feature in the mind of Juxtus
was the treatment experienced by the Duke of PORT-
LAND from Ministers in the business of the Royal
Grant of Inglewood Forest, which, for political ser-
vices, they transferred from the Duke's.possyssion to
that of bar JAMES L(NCTiIER. The Author thinks
he has also discovered that this *random% hostiiity
of JUNIUS to the biinistry,• began and ended with
this gri:vance. .It is certainly somewhat curious
that one or two of the communications of Justus'
to Mr. WooDPALL were sealed with a dacalicoronet
the t%,st were
.generally sealed With very fine an-
cient intaglios; which all the world knows abounded
in the cabinet of the Duke's mother, the great Du-
chess of PORTLAND. The •circumstance of JUNIUS
when writing the word eav:adish, using the abbre•
viation of Crunarh, Which was also used by the late
Duke When speaking of any member of the noble'
fam4 to which he was related by marriage, is also
in favour of our author's Supposition ; but we coed
have wished to have seen his book illustrated by fac
:Maks of the Duke's band-writing, to compare them
with those already. published as the hand-writing of
Jurlus. Some well authenticated specimens of the
Duke's literary talents ought also to have been given.:
for it is generally understood, that some of the elo-
quent manifestoes issued by this Goternintnt against
the French R.evoluilhaists, were of his Grace's coal
position.