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sole*, and that party itself had died away : that there Weft
now no distinctions remaining, but the friends of good
government, and those who are hostile to it. But the
conduct of the old reformers on the 2d of June is at
strange variance with such a position. They have eel.,

tainly been influenced by party spirit, and that of the
most ungenerous description. If they take a different
view from Lord BLAB DFORD, of the probable plena,' •
infusion of Catholic Members into the House of Caw
mons, and the consequences which may thence ad* -
surely it ought to be no bar to their joining the Nehie
Marquis against corruptions which all decry ? It
could not be said, by so doing, that they are siding
against an oppressed class of the community, to
the Catholics now enjoy 'quid rights and privilege'
with ourselves. They are one with us in the
State : they even legislate for a people essentially
Protestant. So far it is well : but it is wise, also, in eat
opinions, to have a jealous eye over the encroachments ti
Catholic ambition. This is not hostility to their right.,
but a sound foresight for the preservation of our own. An
to the Noble Marquis having ever been connected with

the Duke of NEWCASTLE or Lord WINCHILSEA in ?AL
tics, the calumny is as wicked as it is unfounded ; and
it can only have originated in the jealousy of those,who...
conscious of insincerity in the reform advocacies them•
selves—depreciate with the meanest spirit all patriotism
which is purer than their own.

We have German Papers this day.—They are still
occupied in making comments on the reduced state of
the Turks occasioned by the defeat at Schumls.—The
following are extracts :

FRONTIERS OF SERVIA, Jogs 28.

The first knowledge of the defeat of the Grand Visier, Bev
Saunas. reached Belgrade through the German Papers. The
news made a great impression, and considerably abated the al.
litary ardour of the Turks. At Ant many persons doubted the
truth of the affair entirely, or at least thought the Russian Bal.
letin to be greatly exaggerated, because the Grand Vizier had but
lately sent a circular letter to all the Pachas, in which he informed
them of a victory gained over the Wade's on the 17th of May.—
Way, be had written a letter to his son. who was in Thew*, to
Worm him of his success, and encourage him to emulate him.
The Pasha of Belgrade himself, however, seems to be fully see
sable of the importance of the defeat of the 11th of June, and te
entertain great apprehensions for the issue of the present cam.
pate. He le. besides, very uneasy at the loss of Ruben.
which General Geismar hasps possessien of. Interrupting the
navigation of the Danube, and threatening the country on the
right bank of the river. It is thought at Belgrade that the la.
visas will take advantage of the vicinity of the Russian troops, to
rise in Insurrection against the Porte ; and that Gen. Geisalm, Ice
occupying Aachen, acted in concert with the chiefs of that nation.
Such a concert may, however, be reasonably doubted, as the
Turkish authorities watch with the greatest attention every step
of Prince Milos& and his friends, and would call them to account
on the slightest suspicion. Meantime. the Pasha of Belgrade
takes every precaution to preserve traaquinity, and his named.
cations with Widdin and Travnick are very frequent. A few days
ago, a large quantity *lcons was sent from Belgrade as Widths.

VIENNA, Jun S.

r The Russian Asobawador. Y. de Tatiseheff, has returned to
Vicuna wits hie Lady, from 'Warsaw ; and a Roden antic hes
pawed through ea his way to Napies.-414narisse yid. dab it.

WEIMAR. Inv &

Their Highnesses the Grand Duke and Duchess returned to-day
from their vidt to Berlin and Warsaw, at which latter city a miss
.t An will be given by the Emperor and the Grand Duke Ces-
sundae. All letters and commuakatioos from Berlin describe
the most lively terms the joy which was caused there by the news
of the victory et the Russians on the I Ilk of June. The conference
a the agents of the States of Central Glennany at Cassel mond
without interruption. It is said that agents from two of the Wye
German States have arrived at Cassel with popes* to this sees•
menial congress. Among the proposals made, the latzeducdea
a uniform systems et weights, meanres, and massy, is spoken of.,
Nuresshag Coarespwsdeist. July 10.

CITY. Twat.vs o'CLocc.
The continual rains rather damps the spirit et ear City spun.
laton, and at present little er nothing is doing.
The Comet market opened at the sum peke they left oft yesterday,
eel I for the Account, and I 9 sellers for the August Account.
The Foreign market, ap to the present Use, is entirely volt et
the least interest.

We can state front good authority, that since the commosemg
of the present Quarter's Revenue it is gift ea very forunaiblpb
The report of an Extraordinary Ambassador gong bin Ide
Court of Berlin to Constaatimple, as doubt, is at the lasdptioa of
the Emperor of lamely and by whose presence he will be able to
ascertain what is going forward es the pan of the English and
French Dipionsatists.

The following eztraet of a letter front the Britt& discovery Mpg
the Adventure and Beagle. near Cape Hera, was recedved at New
York on the its th Jane :—" We have had, the past season, very
severs weather, and the winter sense harder than usual. It has
proved very unhealthy to as. We have lost three inen, and had
&number of skk en board ; in consequence of which. Oar serve in
I goes on slowly."

CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

Up to the present beer we have neither political nor say other
information, sad there appears a great dullness in the City, no
doubt owing to the ►ad weather, which has had the effect of Isw
teeing Cassels to 119 j g. Sense trilling sales her. been effected.
The heavy stocks are set se good as yesterday.

The Duke of Susszx gave s grand &user yesterday st
Ids to in the King's Palace, at Kensington. to the Duke
and of Maumee, Prince Lemma, the Duchess it San
Winces, and a select party of the Nobility and Gentry.
The Duke and Duchess of CLARENCIL, sad Duchess of
Lan Witnes.visited the exhibition dna '0 Shutter sad Satre

Johnny testerday.
The Duchess of CLARENCE and the Duchess of &tat
Wausau honoured the performance at the Italian Opera Haw,
on Thursday weaning. for the bobcat of Signor Manua, with
their presser,.
The Duke of WELLINGTON left town yesterday. Pre-
vises to his departure hit Grace received vidts frees Mr.
Pam, Sir Gamma Hussar. the Chancellor of the &chequer, sad
the Secretary at War.
The French Ambassador accompanied by the Princess
Potagasc came to town yesterday morning, from the residence el
the Countess of Banowataa, near Hemel H His Er.
eelleacy soon after his arrival went, by sae of the
Secretaries of the Embassy, to the Foreign Once, and had a cam
fermi* with the Earl of MIZILDIS3I.

The Austrian Ambassador had an interview with the
Earl of Seesaw yesterday at the Foreign Office.
Lady KEITH'S ball on Thursday night was attended by
upwards of 1100 fealties:Wes.
The Gazette of last night contains an Order in Council
for further ampeadlog, no the 10th el July ant, the ballot fare ad
serelineat of, the local made. It also esoadas as Order for sr
pointing the port of St. Jobs's, Newfouadland, a free port.
PAROCHIAL AFFAIRS, ST. Luxes, MIDDLESEX.--
Is Mr. Churchwarden Odppeodale's moon for the yaw coding
Raster, tam under the head of " Payments an among of St.
Ilaraabas Chapel," is the following iton, cis.—" Paid the Bev*
Mr. Brows, for bat and umbrella stolen daring the performance
1 of Divine Services 42 te."

Reply to the
of Government to
BRESSON.

" Sin,
" The mission
the deep interest .
take in the cause of
which France
its monarch, who
to the well-being of
much wisdom, h'
hareis,,page_;:efs that
of
who has secured
and glorious triumphs
sively by their own
enlightened men from
" If Colombia
her institutions, it is
table in all great
the people of
good order, their love
anxiety for the
the laws may
and in which own
guarantee of prosperity

" In its late conflicts
entrusted its fate to the
Sded to him without
mental organization, the
the glorious termination
vocation of the
election.

" In the tirade),
sentatives will be
attentive to the lessons
salutary councils of
and of her -

" In the meantime,
event that France, who,
roue efforts to assist the
tion created in the new
views upon our
the Continent of
city of the new world,
the old. There is but
ing, in order that the
remotest posterity
just Princes.
" It is most honourable
semi of the Liberator
me the occasion to
sure you, that the
have the honour to preside,
self expressed. 9,

Extract from the .
Secretary of State, relative
Tarqui :
" HEAD-QUAR

" The Peruvian army ,
an Officer of the Staff to
which might save its
for the honour and just
satisfied, it was neither the
the troops to shed any
without glory. General
the concessions he wished
Commissioners might be
tion. Upon which -
were appointed on our side.

" Hostilities were now
lost in killed, wounded, and
five hundred men,
quantity of arms, standards,
battle presented a scene
hundred dead bodies which
the offences
the crimes of the 2d of
haring to the orders of
victory, I reduced my ins
been proposed to General LA
at Ona, when he applied to
Colombia would consent to tx
indecorous for the Republic,
Peru after a defeat, by harder
army amounted to double our
show that our sense of justic
before the battle.

" After much discussion, the
observed that their General
Saraguro, that the basis proi
which a victorious army would
People, and that he could not
late in the day when this reply
I immediately sent back my u
less the terms offered at Ona
light next morning, no further
place, without adding to the pi
clauses, demanding of the Pei
of its remaining arms and star
all the expenses of the war.

" At five o'clock on the me
lonel of the Peruvian army ap
solicited on the part of his Gen
hostilities, with a request that a
I would consent to name any ti
to inspire confidence. I replie
Bible to me, but that I had ludic
General GASARIA, at Page
General FLonis and Colonel (
house between the two camps, i
our side. Here they were met
and ORSEGOIIO, in behalf of th 4
a lengthened discussion of al

COLO
to the Pre
rnment to
N.
lt,
mission whi
interest whic
he cause of i
nnce now p
•ch, who after
)11-being of t
idom, has ex
that the most
-the age of p
osophy and j
secured its in 4
ous triumphs
their own e
ed men from
olombia has
utions, it is th
11 great politi
le of Colombia
er, their love
or the establis
may predomin
hich its own •
of prosperity
late conflicts t
is fate to the
in without res.
,mnixation, the
is termination
f the constituen
first day of the e
will be assemb
o the lessons o
ulnas of public
august Sovere';
e meantime, Sir
France, who, fi
to assist the e
11 in the new
n our country.
eat of Comm .
a new world,
There is but
er that the
Posterity with th
C.
most honourable
MI Liberator P
anion to express
hat the feelings
pour to preside,
ad."
No
from the . ' .
If State, relative
'LEAD-QUA ATER
eruvian army be'
of the Staff to
it save its re
our and just
was neither the
to shed any more
►ry. General L
lions he wished t
tiers might be
m which General
aced on our side.
ities were now s
d, wounded, and
d men, ine.lud*
arms, standards,
ented a scene of
Pad bodies which
I towards Colombia
of the 2d of Au:

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