Star.
London, England, 1828-05-15 00:00:00

• • • • MAJORITY AND MINORITY
Alen Mnae minissit's vette* on we corveLie citterrtellOsar 12.
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MAJORITY. •
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Abeterniefiby,RtHaJ.Fltzgeraki, Rt Ho.V. North, ;eke
Arland, Sir T. D. Fitzgerald, John tr Brient W. S.
Abhor", Viscount Fitzgerald, itt Mn.M. O'Brien, Lucite
Anson, Sir G. Fitzgerald, Lord W. O'Hara, J.
Anson, Hon. G. Fitzgibbon. Hon. ltd. Ord, Wm.
Arbuthnot, Rt Firt.C. Fitzroy, Lord C. Ozrnantown, Lord
Baillie, John Forbes. Lord Paget, Lord Win.
Balfour, J. Forbes, John Palmer, C. F.
Baring, A. Fortescue, Hon. G. Palmerston, Lord
Baring, W. B. Frankland, R. Parnell, Sir H.
liailiii, r. Fremantle, Sir Thos. Folderols, Ed.
Beitive, Earl of French, Arthur - Philipps, Sir G.
Belgrave, Earl Of Gorden, Robt. Philips, 0.
*nett, John Gower, Lord F. L. Phillimore, J.
Bentinek, Lord G. Graham, Sir J. ,
C.
gereeral, Specter
Bernard, Thomas Gr.mt, Right Hon. C. Plirita, J.
Bingham, Lord Grant, Robt. Pant, b. Hon. W.
Birch, J. Grattan, J. Ponsonby; Hon. Fred.
Boyle, Hon. John Grattan, H. Ponsoriby, Hdh. 0.
Bourne, Rt Hon. 9. Grosvenor, Thos. Portman, Edw.
Bouverie, Hon. D. P. Grosvenor, Hon. Rt. Power, Rd.
Brecknock, Earl of Guest, .1. Powlett, Lord W.
Pronghorn, H. Guise, Sir W. Poyntz, W. S.
Brougham, J. Hulse, Sir C. Prendergast, M.
Browne, J. rlardinge, Sir H. Price, ltobt.
Browntow, C. Hay, Lord John . Pringle, Sir Wm.
Bruce, Earl Heatheote, Sir G. Prittie, Hon. F.
Bruen, Colonel lierithcote, G. John Frail, Hon. G.
Buller, C. Heathcote, ltd. Protheroe' Ed.
Burdett, Sir F. Heneage, G. F. Bonen& Lord
Buxton. T. F. Heron, Sir Robt. Rice, T. 'S.
Byr.g, G. • Ilobhouse, J. C. Ridley, Sir M. W.
Canning, Rt Hon. S. Ileneywood, W. P. Rebuts, A.
Calcraft, Joist .Horton, Rt. Wilmot Robinson, Sir G.
Calihorpe, Hon. F. • Howard, Henry Robinson, George
Calthorpe, Hon. A. Howie'', Viscount Rowley, Sir W.
Calvert. N. Hughes, W. L. Rembold, C.
Calvert C. Hume, J. Russell, Lord W.
Campbell, W. Hurst, Robt. Russell, Lord J.
Carew, Rich. liuskissou,ltt Hu.W. Russell, It. S.
Carrington, Sir E. Hutchinson, Joint H. Russell, W.
Carter, John Hutchinson, J. H. ' Sondon, Viscount
Castlereagli,Viscount Ingleby, Sir W. Scarlett, Sir J.
Caulfkki. Hen. H. Jephson, C. &bright, Sir John
Cavendish, H. Jermyn, Earl of Smith. lion. R.
Cavendish, C. Joiliffe, Hylton Smith, Geo.
Chichester, Arthur Kavanagh, Thos. Smith, W.
Cht:lnicley, M. Kennedy, Thos. Somerville, Sir N.
Clarke Hon. C. 0. King, Hon. Rt. Stanley, Lord
Clerk, Sir G. Knight, Rt. Stanley, Hun. IL
Clement., Luna Knox, Hon. Thos. Stewart, J.
Callous, Lord Lamb, Rt lion. W. Stuart, Lard J.
Clive, Ed. Lamb, lion. G. Stuart, H. V.
Colborne, N. I.abouchere, H. Sykes, D.
Cockburn, Sir G. Lambert, J. Tolkmacbe, Hon. F.
Cocks, J. Lascelles, Hun. W. Talbot, R. W:
Coke, T. W. Latouche. Rt.' Taylor, M. A.
Colthurst, Sir N. Lawley, F. Tennison, C. •
('uute, Sir t. Leonard, T. B. Thompson, P. 13.
Courtenay, I'. P. Leicester, It. Thompson, C. P.
Cradock, S. Lester, B. Tomes, J.
Croker, John W. Lewis, T. F. Tattoo, Hon. Henry
Day, J. Liddell, Hon. H. Zeiss, Horace
Davenport, Ed. Littleton, Edward Tynte, C. .
Dawson, J. M. Lloyd, Sir Edward Taira, Hugh
Dawn, A. Lloyd, Thomas V alletort, Lord
Denison, W. Loch, J. Van Homrigh, Peter
Denison, Jobn lAribley, John S. Vernon, G. G. V.
Doherty, John Moberly, John Villiers, Thos. H.
Douglas. W. K. blaberiy, W. L. Waitkmar, Robert
Drummond. H. bi•Cauley, General Wall, C. B.
'Arcane, Peter blacdonald, Sir J. Warburton, H.
Darlington, Earl blacintosh, Sir J. Weerender, Rt Hots.
Buncombe, J. blattland. Viscount Sir G.
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Aunties, C. blaidand, Hon. A. Westenra, line.lL • -
Dundas,. Hon; T. Alarjoribanks, S. Western, C. C.
Dundee, Hon. G. blarryatt, J. White, S.
Dundas, Sir It. blarskall, W.- White, H. .
Easthupe. John blanhall, John Whitmore W. W. .
Rostnor, Viscount Martin, John Wilbraham, G.
Ebrington, Viscount, Mule. Hun. W. Wallace, Timms
Ellin, Lord , Maxwell, John Wilson, Sir It.
Ellis, Hein. G. blillbank, Mark Wodehouse, Edward
Ellis. Hon. A. Mildmay, P. St. John Wood, Alderman
.IConismore Viscount Milton, Viscount Wood, C.
Euseson,lierl of Nona. John B. Wood, John
Eillson,Puthtsert Motions!, Sir S. B. Wortley, Hon. John
Farquliar, Sir Robert Morpeth, Viscount Wrotteeky, Sir J.
Fazakerley, John N. Alountcherles, Earl of Wynn, Sir C. W.
Ferguson, Sir R. Newport, lit Hn.Sir J. Wynn, Right Hon. C.
Fergussoo, Rt. Nugent, Lord Williams, Sir Robert

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MINORITY.
A'Court, E. H. Duncombt, Hon. W. Newborough. Lord
Alcuck, Thos. Hondas, Hon. H. Nightingale, Sir M.
Aleiairderl H. Duradas, Robt. Northcote, IL
Antrobus, G. C. Eden. Hun. Robt. Norton, G. •
Apaley. L.rd • Egerton, W. O'Neil. Hon. John
Ai buthoot, lion. Col. Blphinstoee, Col. J. O'Neil, Augustus
A rchtiall, kl. Estcourr, Thos. Ondow, Arthur
Aditurnharn, Hon.P. Evans, Admiral Owen, Mr John
Asbsirst, Wm. • Pane, How. H. Owen, Sir R. W.
Ashley, Lord Faso, John Palmer, Rt.
Astull, W. Fans, Col. • Palmer, C. N.
Miley, Sir John D. Farquhar, J. Palk, Sir L.
Atwood, M. Fetherston, Sir G. Peachey, General
Arkwright. Rd. Fleming, John Pears', John i
Baker, V.I. Foley, John H. Peel, Right Hun. R.
Bankes. H. Foley. Ed. Thos. Peel, William
Bashes, G. • . Forester Hon. G. Peel, L. 1
Barclay C. Fyler, Thos. Peel, J. . ,
Barns, M. • Gascayne, Gen. Paley, Ron. Captain
Bastard, E. P. Gooch, Sir Thos. Pennant, G.
ILtley, C. Gordon, Join Phillips, Sir Richard
Beckett, Sir John 6orlburn,Rt Hoo.ll. Pitt, J.
Belfao, Rail of Graham, Marquis Petit, Louis
Bell, M. Green, Thos. Peach. N.
Bemis" It Grevilhi, Hon. Sir C. Pollen, Sir John
ileresford, Sir John Gye. Fred. . Powell,.Colonel
Heresrord, Major Make, J. . Powell. A.
ISlackburne, John Handcock, Rd. Price, Richard
Blandford, Marquis Hart, Gen. Rae, Rt. Hon. Sir W..
Bonham. H. Harvey, Sir E. . Rothe, J.
licit radaile, R. Hastings, Sir C. Bickford., William
Bradshaw, J. Heathcote, Sir W. Roberts. W: A.
Bright, H. ' Herries,John C. RoChfort. G.
Brudenell, Lord Hill, Sir G. Rogers, Edward
Brydges, Sir John/ Hill, Sir R. Rae, Rt. Hon. Sir G.
Buck, L. Hodgsoo, Fred. Rose, G.
Burred, Sir C. Hodson, J. Rosa. C.
Baskin, John Holmes, Wm. Ryder, Rt. lion. Rd.
Byron, Thos. Hope. Sir Wm. St. Paul, Sir H.
Calvert, J. • liotham, Lord Saunderson, A.
Cape', John tiouldsworth, Thos. Stopford, Lord
Cartwright, W. Inks, Sir Rt. Scott, Hon. W. H.
Cawthorn,. John Irving, John Scott, Hon. W.
Cecil, Lord Thos. Jenkinson„Hon. C. Scott, Samuel
Chaotic», Marquis Jones. John Scott, Henry
Chaplin, C. Keck, G. A. L. Seymour, Horace
Chaplin, Thomas Kekewicia, S. Seymour, Henry
Clinton, Sir W. Kemp, T. R. Shelley.:Sir John
Clinton, J. F. Kerrison, Sir Ed. Shirley, John'-
Clive, Lord King, Hon. H. Sibthorpe. Colonel
Clive, IL . King, Sir.l. D. • Smith, C.' .
Centered. Sir J. Knatclibull, Sir E. Smyth, Sir G.
Collett, B. John Langston, J. Somerset, Lord G.
Cooke, Sir H. Lamella, Hon. H. Somerset, Lord E.
Cooper, Ed. S. Legge, Hon. A. Somerset, Lord F.
Cooper, It. B. Lennox, Lord G. Spottiswode, A.
Cooper, John Lethbridge, Sir Thos. Stephenson, R.
Cooper, Hon. W. A. Lewis, W. Strathaven, Lord
Cornet, Pintas Lindsay, J. Strutt, Colonel
Corry, Lord Lockhart, J. J. Sugden, Edward
Crory, Hon. H. Lott, H. Sotheron, Admiral
Crlpp., L Lowther, Lord Tollemache, Hon. L:
Colic, Col. J. Lowther, Hon. H. Tollemache, Hon. F.
Curie's. Rd. Lowther, Sir John Taylor, G. W. •
Curzon 'Hon. R. Lowther, John ' Thompson, Alderman
Coat, Hon. 11. . Lushington, Colonel Thompson, L.
Cast, Hon. Ed. Lova, John F. Thynne, Lord W.
Cole, Hon. A. 'Lyra, Hoe. Col.. Thynny, Lord John
Chlcheuer, Sir A. 31•Leod, John R. 'nodal, Sir It.
Cockerel!, Sir C blacnaghton, Ed: Towline, William
Dalrymple, A. Dlacqueen, Thos. Tram, William •
Davenport, D. Maitland, B. F. Townsbend, Lord L.
Backlog" D. Tiliticalsur" Townsbend, Hon. J.
Davis, Rich. Mandeville, Lord Trench, Colonel
Dawkins, H. Manners, Lord C: Trevor, Hon. G.
Dick. Hoer Manners, land Rt. Tellamore, Lord
Dick. %drain It/hawed, Sir. W.. Ure, H.
Dickinson, W. Maawell, H. Uxbridge, Part of
Dotten, A. Meynell, IL Vaughan, Sit R.
Dowdeswell. jam • Moore, G. Vyvyan, Sir R.
Downes,Lord • Merged; Sir C. Vivian, Sir H.
Oslo, W. T. Morgan, O. • Walkay, J. 1 .
Devii4 Tr. •.. 14.419 P. . - ZolPole• 111114fifil
Degdale, 'Moody, O. erd; W.

Wells Jobik. Wigrma, W. Worcester. Tont
Wemysa, J. Williams, Robert Wyndham, M.
West, Frederick Willoughby, H. Wynn, Rebut
Wetherell, Sir C. wilion, c•ionei Vorke, Sir J.
Whitmore, Thomas Wilson, R.
PAIRRD OFF.
Whitbread, S. Martin, Sir T. B. Mackenzie. Sir j.
Boyd, W. Dorados, Rt. Hon. W. Alackinnon, C.
Hawaii:l, Hon. G. Carmarthen, Marquis Forbes, hir C. 1
Moatyn, Sir T: Smitb, T. A. Lomb!, E.
Gurney, H. Smith, S. ' Pigott, Colonel
Tierney, Rt. lioss. O. Ocruverie. Hoy. B. Webb, &
Lindsay, H. Owen, H. Drake, T. E
Wyvill, M. Hope, Sir A. Due. Heo. Cr
Rest, Sir IC. Osborne, Lord F. Manning, w.
Smith, 1. Sefton, Karl of Brogden, 3.
Cholmandeley,Ld.H. Rantsbottant, J. Burrell, W,
Whitbread, W. Sinclair, Hon. Capt. Nkholl, Sir J.
Tavistock, Marquis Barclay, D. Clive, Hon. R.
Montgomery, Gen. Arcbdeckne, A. Campbell, A.
Bastard. captain lAtshinglon, S. Downie, R.
Reahlddbek,J. Fn. Lord A. Grant, Colonel
ttrant; Str A. rllbips, Hon. Gen. Cole. Sir C.
FejloweoV. U. . . jpnit, SO. 11. . Walrond, B.
Toittimi-.—Vireolonts Douicanhod, Boitntahby ; 0. Dawson,,
J. L. Poser. o

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ikHE EVENING STAR.

LON 1)t 7N•

THURSDAY, MAY 16. 1828.
Tug Alciaision—Houtur AT TUT BANK.

STOCK EXCI{ANGI., TWELVE O'CLOCK.
'The arrival of the French Papers, with the stannic gy
Minister of Marine that Europe is not at peace, as wed antis,
key of 69;000 men for the year 1847, has had some lade
the Consohtnarket. Thla Morning, Consols, which left oryw
at 8.51.1 for the Account, opened at the same price; via 4
they reqeded to 115$ sellers ; but at present may be yew hem
at the latter price, with bask sluing.
Accounts from Paris state, that the Brazilian Minister Gash
made a timilar protest to the French Government, ass*,
usurpation of Don bilann., as the Brazilian Minister basalt
the English Government. It is stated that, according to gawp
raagen►cnt made between France and Spain, the townie,
Seta de Urgel, and Cadiz, will be evacuated. This order from,
French Government was received at Bayonne ea the 6th la&
the morning.

Accounts from Madrid state, that France demands, foe her,
from Spain, the occupation of Porto Rim
In the Foreign market Mexican Bonds have receded, el ibe,
court of money coming from Vera Cruc is not quite so canna
CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCI.
Within this hour the Consul market has turned rather,.
and has been fluctuating during the morning between BSI,
at present may be quoted at 854 I. No speculation of in
has taken piste. The warlike 'reparations in France hasoxi
much erect is the market.
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Brasiflan Bds. 5p Ct. 601 1 I Me: lids. Sp Ct. 311 1
Buenos Ayrts lids. 6p C. 391 40 I Mex. 8d5,11125, pCt. 421
Milian Bonds, 6 per Ct. 9'7 Do Acct 42 1 t
woothiatt ikind., 6 per Ct. Portug. Bds. Sp C. 55 21
D0.80id5,111114,241 4 1 Do Acct. 531 3
Do. Acc. 241 1
I RlpLl3ds.lll22,llre Malt
' Danish lids. 3 pqt. 591 60 Do. Acct. 891 •
SILITISH AND FOREIGN MORES, TWO
• eau sv. PAID.
Anglo Mexican 100 90
Brazilian 35 so
Ditto National 25
Colombian 100. ssi

271
90i $9
91 s9l
16k

No business of material importance was .
in Parliament last night. In the House of COMMONS, Mr.
brought up the Report of the Resolution for granting an •
to the family of the late Mr. CANNINS. Lord Cameos
the Resolution, and Sir Tainnas ALLARD emphatically
regret that the subject should have Wen agate mentiood.
PAILINSISTON, Mr. PLANTA, SIT JAMES &ARUM, and Mr.
RIM spoke in favour of the measure. Sir Teem*a
language highly creditable to his feelings, also supported the
lotion, which seas very' properly agreed to, and a Bill ordered;
cordingly.

We have received the French Papers of the L
France. has now put her army on a most n
FoOting, by. an increase of 60,000 men ; and the Ch,
'bens will enable the Government to act with energy,
circumstances should require so, by invigorating it,
-the grant of a new loan of eighty millions of
or about £9,800,000 sterling. The Minister of .
Affairs, in a debate which took place on that sub)
lastly observed, that Europe is now no more at!
abd that it is the duty of France to appear in tee
tade which becomes her, if she is to interfere in
struggle. Thus we have the plain declaration of
Minister who represents France in her Foreign %
that the war in Europe may perhaps not confine in
solely to Russia and Turkey. The armament which'
continued in the ports of France for these last 3,
41 now ready to be brought into the field of
What is its destination ? The Morea ? Certainly
The coast of Greece being strictly blockaded, the ft
army, or rather the troops of TateAiflu PACKS,
no alternative but to yield to soperioe force, and'
to Egypt, in order to avoid starvation. We .
we think that either Egypt or Constantinople
may at last be the point de rale:text of the
troops ; and we really see no reason why, in the
ganisation of the Turkish Empire, this country •
'remain behind, and not take provisionally under
protection that strong-hold which commands the
nel between the Mediterranean and the Black Sea'

The accounts which the Brussels Papers bring
from Java, throw no new light on the state of
in that Island, and we may therefore presume that
situation of the Netherland Government, in this
part of their Indian dominions, is far from being
factory. We are informed that even Colonel Noll
whose exertions and sagacity in treating with the
tire Princes were justly appreciated, has failed in
endeavours is bringing about a reconciliation bell
Dm.° NEGORO and the Netherland Government.
Native Princes have been too much wronged by
injudicious measures of the former Governor.
VAN DRR CAPPILN, to be now induced to listen
confidence to any proposition that comes from
quarter. The following are extracts—

• BRUSSELS, MAY 11.
The Batavia Gazette of •l'ld December, 1827,
tains the following n:ws :
" The latest accounts relative to the late ti
which have broken out, are of the 15th, and "t"
standing :he unfavourable result of the expedition
Colonel Nam's to Panoelau, there was every lesd
consider this insurrection as less alarming Ono
believed .to be at the beginning. The Residue

soya, w. mesa..., m." 1.... •• • ........• aaaaa w", %.. 1
;coward, Hon. G. Carmarthen, Aluquis Forbes, gie C. -.
•lostyn, Sir T: Smith, T. A. Lomb!, a ' 't
;miry, H. Smith, 8. ' Pigott, Coloael it
Tierney, Rt. Hon. O. llatreerle. Hon. B. Webb, &
'Judea'', H. Owen, H. Drake, T. E I
Nyvid, M. Hope, Sir A. Duff. Roo. C 2 . , I
Cast, Sir IC, Osborne, Lord F. Manning, w.
With, 1. &hos Bad of Brogden, J.
:holmandeky,Ld.H. Ramsgottona, J. Burrell, W, t
Whitbread, W. Sinclair, Hon. Capt. Nicholl, Sir J.
faviatock, Marc& Barclay, D. Clive, Hon. q.
&nitro:wry, Gen. Archdeckne, A. Campbell, A. i
Bastard. captain Lushinglon, 3. Downie, R.
!eittiddbek, J. Pill, Lord A. Grant, Woad J
rane, Sir A. Fhlaps, Hon. Gen. Cole. Sir C. 1
Fellowes,yi. H. . . jitinit, SP: 11. Walrond, B.
Tiaticat-'—Viscoinits Daticanhon, Nohnabby ; G. Denote, 8
r. L. Nester. 1
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THE EVENING STAR
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LON I 1t /N. It
THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1828. - il
Tim AsmarsionllOLlDAY AT TVS BANK. 4
STOCK EXCHANGh, TWELVE O'CLOCK. II
The arrival of the French Papers, with the statement of th
Minister of Marino that Europe is not at peace, as wen a, tie in
v
levy of 69;000 menhir the year IE4, has had some link eged,
the Consoi.market. This morning, Consols, which left off yew* 1
at 851.1 for the Account, opened at the same price; ~sots * 0
they receded to 851 sellers ; but at present may be cowed bilti li
it the latter price, with hub doing. ti
Accounts from Paris state, that the Brazilian Minister then' i
made a Similar protest to the French Government, agaiod ,
usurpation of Don hiloom., as the Brazilian Minister has sent C
the English Government. It is stated that, according to a nee 8
rangentent made between France and Spain, the towns of j r
Seu de Urgel, and Cadiz, will be evacuated. This order from d
French Government was received at Bayonne on the Ed isot. . •
the morning.
Accounts from Madrid state, that France demands, foci* i
from Spain, the occupation of Porto Rioo. a
In the Foreign market Mezican Bonds have receded, as thee 1
count of money coming from Vera Cruz is not quite so certain.
CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCL
Within this hour the Cense' market has turned rather has
and has been fluctuating during the morning became Shindig s
at present may be quoted at 634 I. No speculation of im .. .. e
has taken pine. The warlike preparations in France hum' 1
much effect in the market. C
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. i
Brazilian Bds. 5p Lt. 601 1 1 Mez Bds. 5p Ct. 311 1
Buenos Ayres lids. 6p C. 591 40 1 Mex. 8d5,11125, 6 pCt.,it /li
Chili= Bonds, 6 per Ct. 97 Do Acct 44 4 1 1 1 1 2 e
I )olombiati lkind., 6 per Ct. Portug. Bds. Sp C. A 21
D0.80ad5,11184,244 4 4 Do Acct. 531 5
Do. Acc.244 I 1111SLI3ds.11122,Sper Ct. 511 • '
ilanish lids. 30. 591 60 1 De. Acct. 119 e ,
BRITISH AND FOREIGN CHORES, TWO O'CL I 14
MALL PAID. it
, .
logio Mezican 100 90 411 II
Brazilian 35 20 901 $9
Ditto National 25 0 31 31 tt,
Colombian 100. 22k 161 sb
..........., a................-.
No business of material importance was trams, IN,
in Parliament last night. In the House of Commons, Mr. ' GI
brought up the Report of the Resolution for grant* an l kr
to the family of the late Mr. Comes. Lord Commas •
the &solution, and Sir Tithatas ACLAND emphatically salons'
regret that the subject should have been agate meatioostl. ~
PALMERSTON, Mr. PLANTA, Sir JAM= &ARUM, and Mr. •
SI
RITE spoke in favour of the measure. Sir Teloseas 0:
language highly creditable to his feelings, also supported the
lotion, which war very' properly agreed to, and a Bill ordered
cordingly.
_......semawm-- se
We have received the French Papers of the I'. ll
France. has now put her army on a most respectii bf
eI
footing, by. an increase of 60,000 men ; and the Chi
hers will enable the Government to act with energy, :r
circumstances should require so, by invigorating it 0
the grant of a new loan of eighty millions of franc cc,
or about £9,800,000 sterling. The Minister of For ' 36,
Affairs, in a debate which took place on that sob •
Ir
justly observed, that Europe is now no more at pe
and that it is the duty of France to appear in tee Ps
tude which becomes her, if she is to interfere in apse
struggle. Thus we have the plain declaration of
Minister who represents France in her Foreign Kele, L
that the war in Europe may perhaps not confine it B
solely to Russia and Turkey. The armament which , er
continued in the ports of France for these last Smos
is now ready to be brought into the field of open' 11
What is its destination ? The Morea ? Certainly ato• „.ii
The coast of Greece being strictly blockaded, the fa hi
army, or rather the troops of lllRAillii PACIIA, T.
. ,
no alternative but to yield to soperioc force, and V
to Egypt, in order to avoid starvation. We coal ;
we think that either Egypt or Constantinople it '
may at last be the point de reillentext of the fr ' :I
troops ; and we really see no reason why, in the -. k
ganisation of the Turkish Empire, this country SIP' :
remain behind, and not take provisionally under
protection that strong-hold which commands the dill' :
nel between the Mediterranean and the Black Sea. 0
—.........—_ isk
The accounts which the Brussels Papers bring '
from Java, throw no new light on the state of aff 11:
in that Island, and we may therefore presume that t
situation of the Netherland Government,
part of their Indian dominions, is far from being sa
factory. We are informed that even Colonel Nat.' *I
whose exertions and sagacity in treating with the ) •
to,
tire Princes were justly appreciated, has failed in .
endeavours io bringing about a reconciliation belly itiv,
Marrs NEGORO and the Netherland Government.
.1 by ' Vio
Native Princes have been too much wrong. ..., 04
injudicious measures of the former Governor-Gen Val
ca
in this chi
at
VAN Dales CAPPILN, to be now induced to I;sten •,‘
ca
confidence to any proposition that comes from
ha
quarter. The following are extracts— 1
I • BRUSSELS, MAY 11. . 111111
'
The Batavia Gazette of '242.1 December, IS.0 i / I
tains the fallowing n:ws: Lai
" The latest accounts relative to the late IP' /
which have broken out, are of the 150, and nots
standing the unfavourable result of the expedition I(si
Colonel Nabuys to Panoelau, there was every Wlns
.
consider this insurrection as less alarming than It_ '
telieved -to be at the beginning. The Reside'