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forces, may have a great Influence on the resolutions of the Court
of Teheran. No lartber accounts ►ave been received of the pope.
commetions in Fends. but the blusselmen seem to regard a
breath with Russia as inevitable. It Is certainly known that the
Nandi. the Circassian, and the Lugano are in arms; and the
Khans of Tartary have declared their readiness to fight against the
infidels. •
The personal appearance of the Sultan in public places when the
purchase of provisions caused disorders. has bad very beneficial
effects, and will prevent all future disturbances. By his espress
orders, to protect the bakers from ill usage and prevent alias:ems,
the bread Is now publicly distributed in the Churches, Mosques,
and Synagogues. First the Musselmen and the Rajas of all sects
were registered, and now receive daily two loaves at forty drag
per bead.
On the 11th a smart shock of an earthquake was felt, which did
considerable damage at Enos, Natalia, and Adrianople.—Howa.
Innis Ceerwpondent. May *O.

NINZANGSS OX LONDON.
HANIORON, Sav 19.-15 11i; Two meadow, 13 91.
Vim t&, Max 7.—Three moths. 9 M.
ST. Prrassovaon, MAY 9.-10 2142.
BUM, MAT moths, 6 231.
AIUTIADAIN, MAT 22.-12 07 5.10; Two Slooths. 12.

The following short paragraphs, received just as we
were going to Press, indicate that we are a day or two
nearer to the grand crisis:

ODESSA. MAT S.

Our Journal contains several accounts from the theatre of war
(but coinciding with them which we bare already communicated)
and conarma the arrival of the head quarters at Gallic:.
In the last week 25 ship hired by. the Government have arrived
from the Turkish ports occupied by our troops.

BERLIN, May 19.

The grand
commenced today.
M. Family, an English Cabinet Messenger, has arrived here
from London, on his way to Warsaw.
Ifxcnaxor ox Lomax—Three months, I WC—Prussian &au
Casale, May to.

of the corps assembled sear Potsdam bare

CITY. Twicvs o'CLoce. '
Consols opened Ms morning at U to g for the Account, and
1111 i for next time, at which prices they remain firm at present.
Jamaica Papers have been received at the North and South
American coffee.bouse no the 4th of April.

PROM INI JAMAICA COURANT Or TRI 3* or APRIL

About half-put five o'clock, two shocks of an earthquake were
distinctly felt at sea, on board the Swift, about eighty miles, in a
North Westerly direction, front this port. 'lke sash shock was
felt through this quarter of the Island.
His Majesty's scbooner Pickle, while eruisiog on the coast or
Cuba, about fourteen days ago, fell in with, and gave chase to a
schooner, which being in shore of the Pickle, succeeded in getting
in, landed her cargo of slaves, and the whole of the crew effected
their escape. Lieutenant Haase succeeded in getting this Guises.

ma off, and proceeded with Ittr to the Hamm* when be ar.
rived on the 27th sit.

ram sus cossmir or sus los or •ran.

We received Nassau Papers to the 14th rhiaoo, and we regret
to bnd that piracies are carried on on the coast of Cabs to an ea-
tent which is di*graceful to the age in which we live. The Go-
vernor-General of Cuba may, with perfect Impunity, offer rewards
foe the apprehension of pirates, while the Spanish merchants of
the Havannah and Mamma are the agents.
We regret to learn that the Eastern districts of the Island are
suffering much from the present drought.

We understand that Sir Joan Kw% out Governor, will leave
the Island in the Frolic packet. having obtained leave of absence.
CITY. HALF-PAST ONR O'CLOCK.

Consols have continued the whole of the morning at •$ to g for
the Account. and 6111 buyer for the sett Account. Little or
nothing is doing escape in making op their accounts against to-
morrow. which is settling day. It cannot as yet be ascertained
whether it will turn out a Bull or Bear account.

In the Foreign market business is at a stand, and Brazilian
Bonds remain at nearly the same price as on Saturday afternoon.
Retract of a letter from Berlin, dated the tech of May : " This
afternoon we received an account that the Russians were attacked
by the Turks near Baksehik and Kowarna, on this side of Varna,
and it is said that a whole Russian detachment have been destroyed
by the Turks. Should this prove correct. no doubt our Gawk of
this night will give the particulars."

A Madras Paper to the ladi of January has been received at
the North and Smolt American coffee•bouses " His Majesty's
ship Java bas left the Roads for Trincomalee, and his Excellency
Rear Admiral Gaas embarked on Wednesday law. under a salute.
The Java got under weigh in the course of the evening."

This afternmm the Duke of Wzr.t.suorow. Mr. PrcL,
and Mr. Vasa! Ftsaaaaaaa, had a tong eenfetesee with the Earl
of Aasaaass, at the Foreign Oak*, In Dowaing.strert.

LONDON UNIVERSITY.

The Ceremony of the first distribution of prizes to'
the Students of this Institution. took place on Saturday.
The Fot lies were deliveted to the Medical Classe., eight
in number, viz.—Anatomy, Practical Anatomy. Physi.
°logy, Surgery, Nature and 'Treatment of Disea.es,
Midwifery, Matetia Medico, and Chemistry. Thee
seem to be the only classes which knife As yet a. rived at
that maturity. and obt*ined that sufficient number of
pupils which would warrant a proceeding of this kind.
me ceremony took place in the great amphitheatre of
the building, which contained upwards of 500 visitors
on the occasion.

The M siquis of LANsno* N took the Chair shortly
alter do et o'clitck.

Among the individuals of noteprment weobßerved

The Duke td Somerset, Lord .11-uckliaid, Mr.Josepli Hume,M.P.
Mr. mitaoley, Lurd Bandon, Lard I•:hrington, Hon. G. Fortmeue.
Lord King. kr.Thosnas Italy:, M.P. Jlr. N. M. Fasakerley,M.P.
Mr G. Denim', SIX. Hun. G. Grenville, Mr. James Morritmi.
Mr W. 'Tooke, Mr. W. B. Baring, Mr. J. 1.. GuHand& J. War.
button, F.R S. Dr. Grauvillv, Dr. Dirklitck, Dr. Busiock, Mr.
Thomas Moult, Mr. James Brougham. and Mr. Henry Brougham,
who came in late.

The billowing were the prizes awarded—
Suresev.—The Gold Aledal was awarded to Mr. Geo. Atkinson,
of Sheffield. The erg Silver Medal to Robert Garner, of the Staf.
tordshire Pottery.
ADIATOIM—The Gold Medal to John Jones, of Kidderminster.
The Silver 3ledal to Frederick Tucker, of Falmouth.
Pornowoe...4%e Gold Medal was awarded to Benjamin Phil-
lips. The fir.t Silviishad_Sledal to Thomas Iluratius Cummings, of
London; the pecond'RlMer Netjal to Robert Garner.
NATURI AND TRIATMINT 01rDISBASZIII —The Gold Medal to
George Atkinson, ut Sheffield. The first Silver Medal to W. M.
Richards. Albion Cottage, Regent's Park. and Glansorganshire ;
second Silver Medal to William Gill, Nottingham.
bitowtraay.—The Gold Medal to Mr. Atkinson. The first
Silver Medal to Alfred Maynot. lianas ; second Silver Medal to
W. G. S. Mirk, London.

Illamata blensca.—Tbe Gold Medal to Robert Gamer. The
brat Silver Medal to Frederick Tucker; secood Silver Medal to
Geo. Athinamt.

nassnrar.—The Gold Medal to Count Canallb eldest son __
Marquis lamella, Ambassador from Portugal. This young
Nobleman was greeted with the loudest plaudits. The lint Silver
Medal to Edo in John Queek, second Slyer Medal to H. Plank.
PRACTICAL ANATOTIT.—The Gold Medal to Benjamin Phillips.
The first Silver Medal to Frederick Tacker; second Silver Medal
to J. Jones, Kidderminster.
AN the prises having been distributed, certificates of honour
were then granted, and the names of the successful competitors
were read aver.

Till Kum—Some altriat.cms are projected in the
interior arrangements of the domestic apartments is the
Castle, He, MAMTY will entertain 'company at the
Royal Lodge during the Asa* Races.— Wham-Egress