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London, England, 1828-06-09 00:00:00

EASTLINDIA HOME, .hisiv 4, 11323.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of Me UNITED
COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading rot
tis RAT-INDIES, do her 4 give Notice,
That tbrQUARTERLY GENERAL COURT el the said
COMPANY appointed to be held at their House, in Leadashall-
rm. an Wzostunar, the 18th Instant, is made SPECIAL, far
the purpose of receiving a Report from the Committee appointed
to inspect the East India Company's By-Laws, and of considering
a proposition therein contained, for altering the By-Law cap. 4,
lee. 3.

The COURT of DIRECTORS do also give Notice. that the
aid General Court is made farther Special, for the purpose of
admitting, for confirmation, the Resolution of the General Court
g the 21Ith ultimo, approving the Resolution of the Court of Di-
rectors of the 2rl of April last, granting to Major Groans Crimea.
sari, of the Bengal retired List, en allowance of £2OO per
Annum, in addition to his present Pay and Allowance of £l3O
Per Annum, on the ground therein stated.

The Report required by the By-Law, cap 6, see. 19, together
♦itb the Documents upon which the said Resolution has been
formed, are open for the inspection of the Proprietors, at this
Rosie. JOSEPH DART, Sttretary.

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itty years experience (in an extensive practice) has proved thatit
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CONSTANTINOPLF„ Ma it.
Though we have not received officially the Russian
Declaration of War, it appears that our Government is
perfectly informed of the intentions of that Power, and•
expects an immediate rupture. The Ministers of Atm-
tria, Prussia, and the Netherlands, ate at this momeat
redoubling their efforts to induce the Porte to yield,
and to obtain front it a Declaration, which may satisfy
Russia, and at the same time the acceptance of the In-
tervention resulting (rum the Treaty of 6th July. The
Porte appears no longer to be so obstinate in opposing
their triendiy representations, and to feel 'the danger
which threatens it. The Reis Effendi is said to have
intimated to the European Legations, that it could not
but be very age 'cable to the Porte to see the Ambas-
sadors of the three Powers return ; and that if the
Porte could not accede to the stipulations of the Treaty
of 6th July, it was hindered from so doing less by
the want of good will than by the duties of its holy
religion, which no human power could violate. That
the Porte was ready to give satisfaction for the com-
plaints alleged by Russia ; but that he, the Reis
Effendi, could adventitiously affirm, that all the
Treaties by which the Porte had bound itself had been
faithfully executed ; that that of Ackermann had never
been violated; that the battle of Navarin had, indeed,
naturally caused a momentary derangement of all its re.
'adopt, but that the Treaties Concluded soon after with
Spain, Naples, and Denmark, securing to those Powers
the free navigation of the Black Sea, conformably to
the stipulations of the Treaty of Ackermann, clearly
proved how little the Porte deserved the reproach of
acting contrary to that Treaty; that the affairs of Ser-'
via were going to be finally regulated, and that Com-
missioners had already been sent thither to execute the
Sultan's orders ; that, however, a Declaration, such as
was asked of the Porte, could not be given to Russia,
because a letter from the Grand Vizir to' the Russian
Cabinet had remained unanswered; that at any rate the
Emperor of Russia would learn by the fact how much
the Porte had it at heart to preserve peace; that as for
the instructions to the Ayans, dated 20th December, on
which Russia chief!, founded its grievances, it was
rely a family act, intended to remain secret, and it
could not but deplore the publicity which the European
Journals had given it. Lastly, that the insults which
the Court of Russia was said to have received from the
Porte agreed but little with the reciprocal relations of
,those two Courts from time immemorial, and which
were well known to Russia.'—Argsbarg Gazette.

ST. PETERSBURGH, AlAr so.
The reigning Empress arrived on the 9th of this
month at Longa, on her way to Ismail.
A pamphlet has just been published, which is sup-
posed to have emanated from the Government, in which
the Christian Giverninents are invited to destroy the
Barbary S ates, which, to the disgrace of the Christian
name, have so loag oppressed the commerce of Europe,

WARSAW, May 16.
The Minister of the Interior has just arrived here from
St. Petersburgh, where he has laid before his Majesty
proposals for some important changes, which, it is said,
will shortly take place.
The war against the Turks has prcdoced the greatest
enthusiasm here. The Pules, like the Russians, are the
natural euemirs of the Ottomans, and many young men
of the highest nobility have asked permission of the Go-
vernment to take part in the war ; but they have re-
ceived for answer, that at this moment their services are
not required.

BERLIN, MAr
It is observed that for some time past our Journal has
assumed a more firm and decisive tone in favour of the
great cathe.
It is said that through the intervention of our Mo.
I notch, his Majesty the King of England will be recon-
' vied with the reigning Duke of Brunswick.
In Consequence of a Convention between our Govern-
ment and that of the Grand Duchy of Hesse, a mixed
Committee will be appointed to propose suitable changes
la oni Tariff. An increase of duties on goods passing
through Prussia is spoken of.

Fainin Fors♦—Rentes, Five per Cents.lo3f. 90e. 104 L—Three
per Cents. 71f. site. 45c.—Royal Ronde 51.—Bank Actions, 1920 f.
1925G—Nuapolitan Rentes, Cer. FAL 75f. 75f. 10c.—Royal Spa-
nish Loan, 721.—..Intertninable Spanish Annuities,
Lean, fitif.

GERMAN PAPERS.

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1 VIENNi,. Mar 27.
The mail from Constantinople of the 11th inst. has
arrived today. but the letters are not yet all delivered.
As'far as se have learnt, the Russian Manifesto and
Declaration were known there. The port., seemed to
be much alarmed by them, and great agitation was said
to eels( in iheSeraglio, so that it was feared that the
Socessary disabares. of defence might be wholly para-
lyses"; ad it was therefore considered as not unlikely
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