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London, England, 1826-03-25 00:00:00

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bulletins night • _ 9th, lours's:
suddenly seised with an inflammatory (avers ot 110
his Physicians ordered hint to be twice blooded; in
consequence of which his Majesty was much relieved,
and slept several hours together in the night of the 10 Ir.
In the morning of the 11th a.tocal pain induced the
application of some leeches, which produceJ the effect
desired. The night of the 11th was more restless than
the preceding. On the 12th, in the, morning, there was
some relief; but it did not continue, and it was thought
advisable at noon to bleed him again. After this his
Majesty was better, and slept in the night of the 12th
more tranquilly than he had done on the preceding nights.
—His Majesty's illness had, from the beginning, the
decided character of a violent inflammation cf the lungs ;
but withi.ut any complication, and hitherto without an
appearance of any symptom fort ign to this disorder.
Yesterday evening, which was the beginning of the
fifth day, his MajJsty was again blooded. He desired
to receive the Sacrament, not from uneasiness, hut not
tti defer longer giving to his people this public proof of
his profound sense of his religious duties,, and of his
zeal in fulfilling them. After this solemn ac:, which
, took place on the 13th, in the morning, in the presence
of all the members of the Imperial Family, a •strong
perspiration ensued, which afforded his Majesty much
relief, and which the physicians considered ass favour-
able crisis, in the regular progress of the Malady.—
They agreed that the situation of the august patient
bad improved since the day before; and expect, unless
something unforeseen should occur, that the disorder
will go through the regular period of seven, nine, or
eleven days.
Poerscaler—Msma 14, AT K O'CLOCK, P. at.—l hasten to give
you the consolatory news, that in a consultation which has just
taken place, the Physicians of his Majesty bare declared, that this
day finished in as favourable a manner as could be expected, under'
the circumstances. His Majesty has passed the whole day in a pro&
fine perspiration, and his breast is considerably relieved. Their
unanimous opinion is, that it is impossible for a patient to be in a
more favourable situation than the Emperor, after the fifth day et
so serious a disorder. Yesterday public prayers were ordered in all
the churches of the city and suburbs, for the preservation of the
beloved father of the country, and they have continued the w • •
of to-day. All the theatres have been closed.

humble bard earned
toslilleve dowr and ;orphans
will be frith . These Pfifirtftette
e lefts to disappointment and :distressi
to bring DeneAt Societies still further
and indispose the well-meaning and
'asses to support them.

Muss abuses, which are so easily capable of being
remedied, will, we certainly hope, attract the attention
of Parliament. The object of well-regulated Friendly
Societies is of such eminent importance in promoting
habits of foresight and feelings of independence among
the poor, and thence elevating them in the scale of mo-
rals and social happiness, that it becomes a question of
magnitude in a national point of view. We are anxious,
therefore, to watch the progress of Mr. Couturnev's Bill
on this subjecr, and hope that it may be matured in
the course of the present Session.

Owing to the contrary winds which have prevailed
for some days, we are without any later art ivals, direct
from Lisbon, than those which reacheJ us a week ago,
and are to the 9.h inst. It is sta.:ed io a Moaning
Paper, though on what anthotity we know not, it is
probable DON PEDRO, Emperor of Brazil, will recognize
the Reggncy of the Princess ISABELLA in Portugal
during a period of at least five years. We should think
a less period than this will settle the destiny of the two
Crowns, but it is certainly the interest of the E►tratott
as well as of Portugal itself, that the Qualm and the
Infant Don Minuet should be prevented from embroil-
ing the country in a civil war by their intrigues. A
Lisbon Mail is now due, and it can scarcely fail of,
bringing news of importance.

The German Papers now reach us almost as regu-
larly as our inland mats. Yesterday we received the
Allgetneine Zeitung of the 17th instant, and this morning
the raper of the following day reached us. The only
intelligence of any interest it contains, is an article
from Rome, dated the 26th ult. from which we learn
that the Pore has prepared a Bull for the extirpation
of political sects throughout Christendom. It is laid
" many persons pretend that in every country, England
perhaps excepted, every periodical meeting of a large
number of persons of whatever nature it may be, will
be prohibited." It is certainly kind of his HOLINESS
that he does not subject Protestant England to Papal
legislation ; but, besides England, there are other coun-
',tries, we presume, that will resist this interference. Will
Holland, or even France, suppress Freemasonry, merely
because the Ports fulminates his Bull against it ? The
'former country, we are convinced, will not, and it
would be a dangerous experiment in the latter.

Signors SORICCi, the celebrate) Improvisatore at
rise,has !seen refused a passport to Naples, where he
istanded.tos go, not, it is said, " for his-prictical but Or,
improvisatisnsr" and he qiiirs:R9pte ftn.
Paris apd London.
It appears that theWodd mateellOttsly mistaken
.r •
the Inquisition, if we may judge from a paragragh in
this article from Rtiniep_whicls "now deities !hat it is
admitted " all Rome afrarmed,", namely, 4t , Kat-
Cut sun, the Copt, hal baud sentenced to death ; it
seems he is only condeasned"to imprisonment br life,
and that not in a dungeo,n as all 'who% have
-written on the Inquisition describe its
Oh, no; these prisons, we ate assured, are "rooms kept
threw)) deem, decently tut niched and even cheerful,
which would not look like prisons were not the windows
ss-bigh that nO9d) can look out of them ;" and then,
" the diet of the prisoners is not only good and whole-
some, but occasionally even excellent." What delightful
places these prisons must be; it is however confessed,
that the prisoners can a read only What is given them,
and what they write is communicated to the tribunal,"
who, by the bye, will soon make a new offence out of
any thing written, unless the Inquisitors have lost their
tormer ingenuity. As for KASCHIOUR, he is said to be
allowed to walk in the garden two hours daily, arid that
he cultivates flowers: The following ate extracts:

ROME, Film/Aar 21.

There is much talk of a bull which the Pope will address
to the Clergy of all Catholic Christendom, calling upon them
to pursue and extirpate the political sects, whose object is
to overthrow the throne and the altar, to undermine the pub.
lie tranquillity, and everywhere to spread licentiousness and
murder. .His Holiness not only exhorts the Clergy, but coo-
muds them, to employ all the, means In their power, as well
to discover the secret sodeties already existing, as to prevent the

formation of any 111111i1044. The bull Is already printed. but pro-
bably only one
.cepp boa yet been struck off. At least one is
no* .circulated among the cardinals, in order as It seems to be
taken la6o.andderation in a convegation. . •
.11-is-holireesLehatthe .eve sea in Rassaiii.ligavidalk.shesiesre
Societies have acted a dangerous part, were the awmediate causes of
the Issuing this bull. Many persons pretend, that In every country
is Europa, England perhaps excepted, every periodical meeting of
a large number of persons, of what ever nature It may be, will be
prohibited. `4"''') 51"
444, begin to pay attention to such large
companies, whisk tilisetase to be the sow Thus, for butanes, a
meeting of the FYenekksse,about'lots "limber, who gave a grand
entertainment i4Ekidetirsliner de Lavigne, had math
diWuky In obtain* ;and, it is said, through the inter-
vrtition Of the Freak • • A pompous account of it,
with panegyrics on'Mr. De la ripe, in prose and verse, which his
countrymen prepaid to pant the lralis dr Gina, has passed
through the hands of the Ceasets,aed will appear in the next number.

New York Papers to the 18th, and Philadelphia Pa-
pers to the 16th ult. reached us this morning. Intelli-
gence (tom New Orleans ionfirms the previous accounts
.of several failures in that city. Most of the first com-
mercial houses have -failed, and the bank refuses to
discount the best paper; and, as to money, it is said to
be out of the question. The Influenza prevails :o an
alarming extent in South Carolina, and the deaths are
yery numerous. The following is an extract :

MAW YORK, Fnumwrr 17.
Davis; artived at Boston from Rio, states,
41" 61* Dan Mies Commodore Jewell, was the only

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