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London, England, 1828-03-22 00:00:00

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In die llouse of Lo di, the principal business of last
night was the motion of Lind Ktstt, to refer to a Committee the
iktuiuo of the ltuvete,Kl Mt. Gamete, against-the Society fur the
Propagation of the Gospel. The moduli was inputted without a
divinuti—the Sudety basing been most triempb•ntly &leaded by
Earl Damoast and the 13isiep dt LONDUN.
In the House of Commons, last night, a long debate
took place on the motion for transferring the Elective Franchise
from the Borough of Rast Raeford to the town of
ldr. Secretary Pain impend escalading the franchise to thezeigh.
bearing Hundred of the Boreigh, and made a most able and ad-
mirably argumentative speech on the occasion. He was widiug

to divikie the &amines et Kew Retied and Peatyn between the

agricultural and Manufacturing tote/este; and proposed, invite btu
biitauce, that the Iranehise at the former should be extended to the
ihtigitimuring Honderd ; whilst it reniatot4 fur future eon.iderstion
whether that of Pronto should be tranblerred-to linmiughAnt or to
),stachruer. On a Mei Ault, the aumoiltneut for extending the
tight of voting to the Hundreds of Retfxd, instead of tsanderring
it to nirminghans, was carried by majority of 36; the numbers
brigs 137 to 121.

The Gazelle de France. which we received last night,
contains communications from Vienna- to the lith inst.
It is stated that a List effort is to be made on the part o'
the Allies on the beh Alf of Greece, and that after see al
conferences between the Russian and French Amis....,
sadon and Eul Dub Lay in London, a courier, with a

fresh application to that effect, was dispatched to Con-
stastioople. In the meantime, se no hostile measures''
*cold be adopted against Turkey, till the answer to Ibis
idtimatom 61301;111 be received hom the Porte.
The private letters received at Vienna from Constan.
droplet describe the Sultan as being in daily expectation
of au attack from Russia; strong batteries had been
erected round the city itself, and an extensive rampart
rsisrd for its defence. Two ships of the line, of64guns
each, arid several large frigates, were cruising in the
012c* Sea, to prevent tbe entrance of the Russian B et;
and at Itonstehonk the walks for the defence of the pas•
sage of the Danube were carried on night and day.
. The repot that Prince Merransucu was coming to
Paris is contradicted in one of the Fiend' Journals,'
which ridicules the idea of the Prime M nister of Aus-
ilia running after Administrations which might have
-ceased to exist before his arrival.
The same Paper contends that England and France
would not consider the passage of the Pruth as break-
ing the Treaty of the 6th of July, as it would produce
a powerful diversion in favour of Greece; but admits
that if the Danube were trotted, tbeJuly Treaty would
be infringed and set et naught. In that evens, not only
Ragland and France, as parties to the Treaty of the
6dr of July, bat also Austria and Aussie, would have
to intervene ; and it is evident what force would be
given to a mediation by the difficulties of an invasion
inthe countries between the Danube and Constantinople.

The Nuremberg Correspondent of the 14th fastest,
rießich se received this morning, in alluding to the
various reports which have appeared in the French
Jiinuo of the expected mission of Prince Merrsa-
Mir la Paris and London, states, that there may be
some truth in these rumours, as persons worthy of cre-
dit affirm that the Prince's travelling equipage bas been
kept ass readiness for some weeks past ; but they add.

that it ii more probable that his Highness's journey
will lulls quite an opposite diteetion—that, in a certain
epee, thailitatesnian will be entrusted with a missiop
fsestsbia' llovereign, which will he of the highest isn-
. tratenco to Europe, with reference to the affairs of the
Rest, sod probably teat° results equally satisfactory in
regard to general political interests, and to that of ciri•
ligation.

we base received, through the North and South'
4011oriese Coffee House, Quebec Papers to the 24th

icobtuary. The following are =watts:
-O,QOEURC. Vito 21.
0-GENERAL ORDER QF MILITIA.
The Governor and Commander in Chief hawing seen
"with rent ',pet, that several Officers cametranding
Battalions of Militia, forgetting their duty to set Cr
Mtampre f f sabot dinatiois and respect for authority to
these placed under their command, haostAbown tbito•
advei the active agents of a pat ti hostile to hisWeittsty‘'
Government ; such conduct tending tagreate dibcaoteit
in the country, nd to Wing the Executive Government 1
into ointertipt the people, cannot be permitted to
pass it neer •%, idiom n. ti.e: His Excelency, tberrfure,
i vittue'd the powers Nested win him by his Majesty,