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her side. and, in addition to Ler naval prepatations, has
issued orders to her troops to hold themselves in Twi-
nes:. It is further stated, that the presence of Field
Marshal;Oss¢x•SACKZN at St. Petersburg% his imme-
diate relation to these orders, and that he will prolong,
his stay in that capital till the result f rhe'tiegociations
at uonstantinople be ascertained. Should these take
an unfavourable turn, he would then set out at the head
of an army to occupy Moldavia and Wallachia ; but
these tumours are so inconsistent with the Treaty upon
which we have been animadverting, that we have no
hesitation to treating them as mere fables.

We received this morning the Algemeine Zeilung and
Frankfort Papers, both to the 6th instant. By advices
from Switzerland of the Ist of June, we learn that the
troubles of the Inner Rhodes of the Canton of Appenzell
may be considered as terminated.
It is stated under the head of Cassel, Sd June, tbat M.
&urn PHISILDECK, whose affair with the reigning
Duke of Bnonswzcx has made some noise, has been
appointed by the Hanoverian Government to draw
up a new code of regulations for the administration of
the Hartz Mines, and that be is to set out immediately
for the Harts, to execute this important commission.
This new mark of favour towards a persecuted and
worthy man, will surprise none, who are acquainted
with the magnanimous source from which it emanates ;
and it is the best retaliation which the King of HANOViIt
could inflict upon his late ward, for his petulant and
unbecoming conduct.
The Carlsruhe Official Journal of the 50th contains
the foil, wing singular Ordonnance
Lours, &c.—By Art. I. of the law of 30th January, 11119, we
ordered that Government Officers of inferior rank (who were
therein specified) shall not be liable to be removed from their
offices after they have held them five years. In order to judge
with respect to each Officer in particular, whether he should be
permitted to eater into the period of his service when he cannot be
removed according to law, or whether it would not b. better to
dim'ss him entirely, or to fit a longer term of probation, a report
shall be made to us from all the offices, In the month of January
each year, with respect to the capacity, assiduity, and moral con-
duct of all the Officers whose term of probation is not expired, sad
they shall await our determination on the subject."
THE KING, &c.

Wunmon, JULY 12.—Yesterday the Kinn, accom-
panied by the Duke if Davonstuar, left the Royal
Lodge in his pony phaeton, followed by the Ddke of
Donarr, Lord and Lady Gwvnia, and the Baroness
de Batton, in the doubled•bodied phaeton, with his
MAJESTY'S distinguished attendants in two single phae-
tons. The KING took his private drive by Frogmore
and the Hqme Park to the Castle, where he arrived at'
four o'clock; and on entering the quadrangle, was met
by Mr. WYATTVILLK. His MAJESTY and suite in-
spected the progress made since their last visit, and
left the Castle at half-past four o'clock, and pro-
ceeded direct to Virginia Water ; where the distin-
guished party, together with Lord and Lady MART.
Donovan, had the honour of dining with his MAJESTY
in the Royal Marquee. The King's Band were in
attendance, and played during the time of dinner.
After dinner, the KING and the Royal Party embarked
on board the new cutter, with the Band nearly along-
side in another boat, and proceeded to the Fishing
Temple, where coffee was served up I and at half past
nine o'clock his MYJESTI and party returned to the
Royal Lodge. This day the Dukes of DEVONSH/E1
ant Doasar, Earl of FINE, Lord and Lady Gwyora,
and Baroness de BURGH, took leave of his MAJESTY,
and left the Royal Lodge,for their respective residences
in town.

Tua EARL or Ltvaaroox..--His Lordship continues
in as favourable a state as could be expected after his
late severe attack. .

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The Earl of CLANWILLIAM. our Minister to the
King of Pinata, arrived In town on Wednesday night from Berlin.
The Noble Earl went yesterday to the residence of Mr. Cameo,
and had an interview with the Minister. His Lordship also trans.
acted business at the Foreign Office. His Lordship has taken up
his abode at Warren's Hotel.
Viscount PALMERSTON held his first levee as Secre-
tary at War, at the office of the Commander-in-Chief, yesterday
afternoon at one o'clock. The Duke of WILLIAMS arrived at the
office at that hour in his state carriage, dressed in his regimentals
as Colonel of the Grenadier Guards and was the first that was in-
troduced to the Noble Viscount. The Levee was attended by the
Earl of Rome*, Lord Homan, and about thirty other Military
Officers.
Prince POLIONAC, the French Ambassador, and
Prince Limn, the Russian Ambassador, were engaged for a consi-
derable time yesterday transacting official business with Viscount
Doniar and WAIN at the Foreign-office.
The Marquis de PALMELLA, the Portuguese Ambas-
sador, abo transacted business yesterday at the Foreign-office.
The Duke of PORTLAND and Mr. Secretary BoVRNE
visited Mr. CANNING yesterday.
Lord BEXLEY transacted business yesterday with
Viscount Got:men, at the Colonial-office.
Mr. ACKERRONI. an Italian messenger, arrived at the
Colonial-office yesterday morning, with dispatches from • Sir Fan-
Deuce Ansel. the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian Islands,
to Viscount GM/LIMN.
Count MUNSTER, the Hanoverian Minister, pave a
grand Dinner yesterday, at his residence in Grosvenor-place, to a
numerous party.
THE LATE Mitt OD YORK'S Toronany.—The sale
of the Library of the late Duke of Tose, which has just been
closed, has produced about 5,0801. There were upwards of 6,000
lots. Among the principal purchasers were Lord LanocanaLs,
the Marquis of Hearroaa, Lord ICKIITON, the Hon. G. Wacrota,
Sir limner Tavicta, Sir S. CLAREZ, Sir CGREVILL/4 Sir RICIIAILD
lamas, Colonel Ft/scummy., Colonel Gamer, Drs. Bowler,
Fuses, and Waltman, and Mr. MOLIINTO.
It appears by dispatches from Sir FREDERICK ADAM,
received yesterday, dated the 29th ult. that an insur-
rection had broken out in Albania.
A letter from Paris states that the combined squadron
of Russia, France, and England, which is about to as-
semble in the Mediterranean, will consist of $9 ships of
war, and that the contingent of each Power in vessels,
guns, and men, will be, as nearly as possible, equal.
STATE or TRADE —We are happy to state that a
decided improvement was observable on Tuesday in
the demand for grey cloth in our market, and prices
, were obtained which were refused the week before.—
' The demand for yarns for exportation continues to be
limited, so much so, that several considerable spinners
have been induced to become manufacturers. This
circumstance has increased the demand for hand
weavers, and the competition has been extre.44.:ly fa-
vourable to their circumstances, not only by affording
them abundance of employment, but also by preventing
that fall of wages during the late depression, which
there is little &wilt would otherwise have token place.—
i Manchester Herald, July 12.