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At Cayenne, April 20, brig Jeremiah, Stafford, for
Salem, in 20 ds. the only Am.
At St Barts, 9Th ut Hunter, Carr, from Will
mngton, arr days prev not sod, and should sal in
z days foi St Thomas; Amstel, Vinson, ir Whining
ton, dschg.
At st Thomas, 18th ult. schr Laurel, Baker, load
ing Tor Baltimore.
The Java friga,e, Com. Crane, for the Mediterra
mean, was to sail from Boston yesterday morning.
Brig Agenoria, Brownel, for this port, via Gibra
tar, sailed from Marseillcs, April S-had not arr al
G.. the 25th
At Marseilles, April 4, ships Gov Van Schalter
uncer; Carrier, Vera Cruz, 10; Phenix, Gibraltur
2; brigs Rebecca & Sally, unc; Gallego, fr Trieste,
just arr; schr Robert Armstrong. South America,
unc In quar-. ship Canton, fr Havana; brig Oliver,
fr New Orleans. Brig Lascar, was at Touon. for
NIarseilles. Schr Hebrew, was at Boncc, loading
with salt, for Norfolk.
A, Trinidad dc Cuba, Sth ult. brigs Atlantic Bos.
ton, next day; Exchange, do. 4 or 8; Jacob, Eddy,
Warren, unc.
At Gibraltar, April 26, ship Peruvian, for Pacific
Ocean, soon; brigs Baltic, Seabury, (of Newport,)
Havana, 2: Aspasia, Vera Cruz, next day; Edwin.
Pacific Ocean, unc; Julia, n York, 10; Peter Ram
son, st Thomas, 5; Jasper, from New York, just ar;
Traveller, fl Roston, dschg.
At Got.euburg, April 2l, ships Providence, Bow
crs, for thus port, next day; George, Rea, Rotter
DAM not began to load; brgs Neptune, Pickett Bos-
ton, or 1; Hope, Cody, dischg.
At Copenhagen Sth April, bsrque Garland, Hill
ton, for Stoc kholm, frs, fair wind; brig Betsey, Wal
lis, repairing.
. At Rochelle, April 81, brig Wave, Kelly, for Bos-
ton, 10-the only Am vessel.
Capt. Pratt, of the brig Joseph, at Mobile, from
New York, reports that on the 22d April, lat 70 lon.
rs 30, he discovered smoke, for which he bore up;
and camo along side vessel Of $50 or 200 tons, on
fire, burnt to the waters edge, and which soon sunk;
saw no person who had belonged to the vessel.
The Perseverance, ashore near Sandy Hook, has
bged, and will probably be lost-cargo saved with
out much damage.
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! SALEM, June 3.-Arr brig Leandcr Silver, So
ds ir Smyrna, and 33 ds from Straits of Gibraltar
Sailed I'd, Jason, Thsyer, Leghorn; Amazon, Leia
vour, st Petersburg; Despatch, Martinique.
| BOSTON, May Arr brigs Triton, Rowland
Marscilles, 5S, Cordoba, Ellis, Trinidad, Cuba, 23
ClarIssa Ann, Owen, Liverpool, So, via Kenncbcc -
| Cid ship Emerald, Heard Calcutta; brigs Pembroke
| Lincoln, st Jago dc Cuba, and Europe; Aurora,
| Smith, st Thomas; Bud, Pope, dc; Creole, Loring,
New Orleans.
Sd, arr ship Sarah & Caroline, Prince, London,
As, Downs, Al; brigs Draco, Bangs, Gibraltar, ~;
Statesman, Bray, Go,tenburg, 80
4th, arr briggs Rhine, Robbins, Rotterdam ~; Iris,
Emery, Gottenburg, AZ; Frances Sophia, Snow, Ca
yenne, 30, st Barts !6.
EDGARTOWN, June Arr ship Logan, Fish
er, fr Pacific Ocean, whaling.
NEW-YORK, June Arr brig James Monroe,
Anderson, Rochelle, 49, schrs Columbia, Briggs, i'm
Darien, Z; Richmond Packet, Knapp, Richmond, 81;
soop Norfolk Packet Nichols, Norfolk, A. Cid brigs
Pheasant, Bailey, Savannah; Ann, Barry, Havre.-
Sailed, ships WIN Thompson, Liverpool; Columbia,
London; Montana, Havre; EdY Bonafe, do; Ma.
RIA, Canton; Illinois, New Orleans; briggs Dromo.
Havana Julia, West Ind,ns; Frances, Gibraltar;
schr Cyno, South America.
81, arr barque -Four Sons, st Thomas via Porto
Rico; brlgs Caroline, >, Croix; Forest, l.sbcu, VIA
Mobiio; schrs Ontario 81 Domirgo; MID, ~ Tho
mas. CID. ships india, Zones, ivcrpooi. Superior
Waite, do; susluc1a 1ann4, Degai, Charleston, Com
Perry, Ip brgs Orono, Savanlatj eliza, Vera
Cruz.
PHILADELPHIA, May 3l.-Arr och. MAJOR
Aibeis, Harc.'y ST. Jago, I3. Cld. brig DecaiIr,
Campbell, Mlanzas; schrs Globe, Chase, Havana;
Richmona, Na,sJu, Port au Prince
June ist, arr schr Phoa.x, Coulter, 81 Jsgo, t3
I'D bril sl.r .,nus, Paieskc, New Orleans.
BAL. more, May Sled schr Far Amen.
ca, Parker, Honduras.
juno LIST, arr ship Rolla, Cookscy. fr Brcmrn.
ALEXANDRIA, May JO..-An brg Numa, Bd-
con, st Salvador, 80, Pernambuco "a; schrs Far
American, Hodglinson, from Mes.na, via Gibr,l,a-;
Cleaner, Howiand, from Providence. Sailed, bag
Olympia, Brown, St Thomas.
RICHMOND, May 2s.--Arr sclr Relief, Crow
ell, Providence. Sailed. schr Washington, Newport
a'ld Providence.
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no. SILK WonM.--An article published in
this paper, n week or two since, relative to the
culture Of the silk worm, at the establishment
of Mr.. Joshua Clarke, at South-Kingstown, in
this State, has elected considerable interest in
New-York, and induced Mr.. Coleman Of the
New-York Evening Post to address some que
ries to Mr.. Felix Pascals on the subject ofthe
feasibility of the undertaking. To these que
ries Mr.. Pascalis has replied in the Post, and
as his remarks are interesting, we shall pub
Iish them in our next paper.
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Marriages.

In Pawtucket, by the Rev. Mr.. Benedict, Mr..
George U. Brown, ofNorth Providence, to Miss
Mary V. Becbe, of Johnson.
In Newport, Oh Thursday evening last, by
the Rev. Mr., Torrey, Mr.. Milton Hall, to Miss
Hannah M. Farley.
In Portsmouth. Mr.. Moses Pettey, Of West
port, to Mrs. Phebe Albro.
In Charl on, Mass. by the Rev. Mr.. Wilder,
Mr. George Whiting, ofthis town, to Miss Julia
A. Wheclock, Of the former place.
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0r;-GREEN PEAS. Mr. Hodges of the
Franklin House, on Tuesday last, served up
the first green peas Of domestic growth that
have been brought 10 market this season.
They were raised by Mr. Samuel Bddiong of
Cranston, an experienced agriculturist, and
were sold al eght dollars per bushel.
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WRITING SCHOOL.

ENTfOVII.
VSNHE subscriber having been solicited by
IL several Of his friends to give another
course of lessons in Providence, respe ctfully
gives notice that lac will commence on Nor
day neS, juno 4th,--also that he has removed
to pleasant and cemmodious room, over 40.
Hours ofattcndance, for Ladies, will be from
till p. NJ. Gep'lemen' can be accommo-
dated in the forenoon or evening, at such hours
as will be most convenient. For further par
ticulars, please cali On the subscriber, at his
Writing Room. 4. PARKHUR1T, Jr..'
June D.. a. -.
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FOUND

FOO
A BOUT month since .-s package of new
"A brewer or minion typa, sf contains about
four or five pounds, and y aidrcssedto " James
Corner, Newly York." Ihe owner can obtain
the lost property. by applying a; shs Office. or
nv calling on Arnold Irons, Ne, sS.s Broad
Street, and paying the necessary r'pcnscs.
~.
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CLEARED,
ship Ann Hope, Esdall, Canton via Gibraltar
by Brown & Ives
Schr George, Witham, Savannah.
Sloop Samuel Slater, Chapman, Baltmore-by p
x ID Rhodes.
sloop Volant, Cook, Albany-by Ebenezer S. Da,
& Son.
U. l.. sloop Mary, Bennett, New York-by Pot,c
& Eddy.
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Thursday next is appointed by the House Of
Representatives Of Massachusetts, for coming
10 choice, on their part, Of a U. s. Senator,
in the place Of E. H. Mills, whose term Of SER
vice expired on the 4,h Of March last.
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VESSELS SPOKEN.

VESSELS SPOKEN.
S0th ult. lat 40 Ion II, schr Franklin, from New
port, for Cuba.
Apri 25, Cape Spartcl, $. E. D miles, brig Will
liam, Moroton, 9 ds fr Santauder Tor Barcelona.
4th ut la AZ a, lon 43 10, brig Tallsman, Wood,
II DIS r New Orleans, for Havre.
March 26th, brig Galaxy, from Boston, via Rio
Janeiro, for Lima.
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o. As an evidence ofthe increasing prosper-
~ Of the town, we state, that within the last
three days, twenty four lumber vessels have ar
rived at this port.
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TAL LUABLE REAL ESTATE.
On SATURDAY 1une, 18th, at 8 o'cioc

A! M. on the premises.
The valuable Real Estate Of Mr.. David
Gould, situated in Pawtixet- street, amongs.
which are, two large and commod dious Houses,
Nos. 95 and ", with out houses aud gardens,
all convenient and well furnished, with good
wells Of water attached to the same.
ALSO.
Several House Lots adjoining to the dho
described property.
Two Pews, one in the Universalist Meetii
House, in the Broad aisle,-and one in q Z
Rev. Mr.. Wilson's Meeting House, in the broat
aisle.
Three Piano Fortef, and other articles tor
numerous TO mention, with which the sale vii
commence. For further particulars and con-
ditions of sale, inquire OF my Counting Room.
may 30.
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$3.50 TO BOSToxg.

COMMERCIAL LINE OF STAGES.
Fare reduced to 81 so from Providence to
Boston.
NHE Citizens Coach Company have used,
- and ale still using their ntmos, endcavors
TO run the Commercial Line OF of the road,
that they may have an opportunity of again
looming passengers 10 pay them three dollars
ior passage TO Boston. But il seems the
public are determined TO defeat their object
py the patronage they give TO tho Commercial
Line.
CJ+Stages will leave Providence every morn
ing al O'Clock. Books kept at wilder.
may 30. A. FULLER
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SALES Ar AuCTIo1r.
BY MARTIN sTODDARD.

THIS DAX til o'clock, in front of Office,
No. I, ,Market-square.
ENFTY-SIX boxes Sicily Lemons, in prime
- order. 80 = June 8.
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.ES CADET e6I
$500 $3.50 MARINE LIST. 49,

Full sea-Thls day, 5l. 3im Thursday, Oh. S0m
Friday, 7h. 32m.
GTsu,actng gives the mr Of high water Newro'
adding niiu the time OF high water ct Boston
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Last Night bat too, Of Mrs. H.a.MBLLN"S s
Engagement.
Evenings Of performance this Week, Uyedncs-
day, Thursday and Friday.
THIS EVENING,
Will be performed shakspeare's cele-
w brated Tragedy, in s acts, called
ROMEO AND JULIET,
Romeo, Mr.. FIELD,
.Nercufio, BRowN.
Friar Laurence, 'CLARKE,
Peter, SoMeRyILLy.
Juliet, Mrs. HAmaIIN.
Nurse, BARNES.
After the Tragedy,
"A Fancy Dance, by Mrs SpooNER.
COMIC SONG,
The Beautiful Boy, BY Mr. Somcryille
To conclude with the much admired entertain
ment, in 2 acts, called
THE LADY AND THE DEVIL.
Hiidiore, MIR. FIELD,
Jeremy, Mr.. SoMERvILLE,
Signor Raphael, Mr.. CLARKE.
Zephyrina, Miss CLARKE,
.Neg0mdo, Mrs. BARNES,
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FROM OUR coRREspospESrs.

NeUport, June 8.
Brig Pomona, Newton, from New Orleans, via
Philadelphia, days from the Capes, in ballast, arr
on Monday morning.
schr Combine, Pearce, OF Boston, fin New York
with fish, arr on Sunday-should procged Tor Boston
II no market could be obtained here.
U. l.. sloop Mary, Bennett, from Providence, arr
on Sunday, and sailed on Monday for New York.
schr Splendid, Gibbs, Of Sandwich, is ioadilg with
iron, from the George Champin.
slpop Albany, Vars, days from New York, .or
providence, arr this afternoon.
Bristol, June 4.
Arr brig Neptune, Jones, 10 DAY, iro,. ,.'1
va Lei, brrqne Esscx, Glaldnq, ,cs B,'H.
loading; ship Roger Williams, Mosher Of do
or naiseilles, 4; brigs Turner, II gins. arr
10th May, from Bath; Decatur, Spoonsr. .of. M
from Providence, disch Antelope, Potter, do
do. do; Ann, Cndy, Of and Tor Go. 4; schr Fran
ces, Young, Of do loading.
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSIIIP.
NNHE Copartncrship heretofore existing I'M
L. der the firm of Whitman g. Arnold, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
BENJAMIN X. WHITMAN,
SAMUEL G. ARNOLD.
n B. All those indebted TO the said firm,
whose Notes and Accounts have become due, q,
(siy months or more) are informed, that unless
they are settled by the LIST of July, they will
be left with an Attorney for collect;on; and
Ill others whose Accounts have n, ebccomc
due, are requested to call and give Notes
for the same. The books will be kent at
their old stand, where they will settle the
business of the firm. All persons having
claims against the aid firm are requested to
call and receive their pay. may 30.
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SAMUEL G.. ARNOLD.
NOTICE.

ASSIGN EE y NO1lCE.
VHN1E subscriber having received from JOSH
4 ah II. Ormsbee Of Providence an assign
mcnt of all his estate and effects, in trust for
the benefit of his Creditors, hereby requests all
persons having demands against said Ormsbce
10 present the same, on or before the I lth da,
Of August next, and execute the necessary re-
leases, in order to secure their respective divi-
dcnds.
FOR S.7LE,-Thc entire Stock in Trade
of said Ornsbec. now in the store lately oocr,-
pied by him in Westminster-sircct, comprising
an extensive and valuable assortment OF Dry
Goods; and ailotding an excellent opportunity
for any person wishing to commence business.
Immediate application must be made; for il
no' disposed Of at private salc, the whole will
be sold at Auction, in a few days, to close the
concern.
ALBERT C. GREENE, assignee.
may 26.
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FaLnO O burgess
TRULY LGCRY OFFICE
Where have been sold n great number Of
capital prizes, anG where no doubt many more
may be had
Whole Tickets 50, paris in proportion.
June g.
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POET9gCAG,
From tie National htel3gencer
HAMpDEN-No. w.


Let us examine the charge as il stands IN tho
information of General Jackson and on the evidence of
Mr.. Buchanan.
The charge has assumed every aspect, from daring
assertion and bold now il is rather
insnuaed than directly expressed.
The charge first made on the avowed anlboriIv M
General Jackson the letter of Beverly which e
IN these words THAT Mr. Ca, 5 friends made , ,-o
position to bis friends that ii they would pronise for
him. not 10 put MIR. Adams in the seat OF Secretary of
Estate Mr. Clay and his friends would, in one hour
make him General Jacksonl PresideniD
This accusation tests the direct and t,nauaJGcd
declaration of General Jackson, made dcIyferaieIy
and in the presence Of many witnesses II is piyen
forth IN the most confident Tone and in the most inn
posing manner, and without the least explspatiop-
Who that heard him. could doubt the truth of the dor
laralion? Who that read il, could doubt that sucl, =
4oposton adviSedly submitted and as Indignantly
rejected?
This avowa was thrown into tic papers at a great
distance and circulated far and wide nIoinc
aUa unconuadicteJ by the high authority from which il
skE1anated. The charge distinct, certain and nos
tive I'll did not purport 10 be differences and copclu
sons from loose conversations, imperrocy remember
cd The fact placed beyond all doubt ne ~ eli ne
cautiously guarded against all detection II referred
neither TO time, place, person; it involved all tbc
friends of NIT Clay and defied the power Of nyestiga
tor
The accusation was denied, and the accnser c,,a1.
Ieuged and now at length specification is furnished
and the authority which it rests.
Let Us with candor consider the various paris o,
"hcH me charge Conposcd-see bow far il is sustain
ed BY the evidence and then make the application f.,
the case, as il stands before The public.
The General by not denying has tacilly acknov-
edSed the statement made by Beverly That is, he
admits that lie did make the precise communication,
which he has alleged and which he has now unIorf
ken TO make good He has justified the charge upon
The authority OF conversation with MIR. buchanan
who is made to use the precise pjtascoogy OF Beverly
The General saws Mr.. BnchaHIn informed him that
''tbe friends Of MIR. Gay snted the West did not wish
"to separate from the West and II would say. that
I'm case was elected President, Mr.. Adams should moi
'be continued Secretary Of State, by a complete union
'o his friends they would put end to the Prcsiden
"uaI contest in Oae hour." The statements are pre-.
csely alike, and Mr. Buchanan is confidently referred
to, TO establish the truth Of the declaration.
II IS denied that any proposition ercr made by
Mr. Clay or rny Of his friends, General Jackson OF
any OF lbs friends; and here the issue is rendered
Mr. buchanan says, " called upon General Jack
son solely as his friend, upon ny ndirdr:qt rcsyosj
"5Hg, q0d nj ~ rtc ngcnt n Mr. C'7u o, any o.
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OFFICIAL.
ADJuIANT GENERALS OFFICE
Washington. Sent Tfh 1GJT
r, ''I'''T'''T' "Np'' IIIII TUX {.
GENERAL, ORDERS


The General in Chief of the Army, having recen,lv COM
pleted OF Military Inspection the frontier
posts of the Union generally south west Of the Hudson
river and the lower lakes, feels himself called upon to dis
close To the army the sentiments of proud ction
winch he has viewed the state of moral and professional
advancement every where evident in tie aee of
when has thus passed under his eye. He congra,uate the
army and the country that in institution so
to o"r external interest," and intimately connected with
or national character such has attended its ma
OF Improvement III every quality that calculated to invi-
gorate and adorn military establishment.
Difficult, as 1t has always been found TO preserve II,
times OF peace the active efficiency of troops more espec
ally when Parcelfed and dgtribuied over wide and
frontiers the favorable aspect our military
Germs yusIes the hope, through The operations the Mill
tay Academy and the supplementary of
united with that spirit of chvac prevailing
the officers, our army may demonstrate an
exception TO the usual results Of inactivity dispersion
incident to peace establishments. The academy at Nes
Point affords advantages uaPQuaed perhaps any other
country Tor the tnr1pjsi formation of high military cha
ractcr andin the disposition eynced BIZ the
foster and mature this principle by introducing academic
graduates through the Schools of Practice 10 M
ate scenes and stsrt duties Of Their rocutou we have
pledge that the army will be sustained IN tina, moral
reciude and professional vfso, which secure alike
its own responsibility aad the favor ofthe nation.
In venturing to notice particular instances Of prof
cheney in military discipline instruction, or police IL is f,urd
no easy task to discriminate uhefc every corps has
ted the most satisfactory evidences ofmtary
II may be proper, however, To- mention the isL regiment, OF
Infantry, the companies Of artillery AT Savannah West
Point and York. together With the troops generally
the artillery and infantry schools Of practice The arue
dnes IN which the latter have bcru recently engaged 4,
the Jefferson Barracks have naturally operated as nned
men's to the attainment offs polished discipline but their
@eai their moral aud tet military devotion are MOI less
apparent on this account.
Equally nnaccust0sed aud avprsc the practice Of s.
warding prouse nHfsrrimnatc praise the general in
chIe has sought with slight scrutiny for subccis of an
madYersion anti blame In this review, however, he has
not been able to ud single ofdenqucncy or relay
alton in discipline, sufficiently grave to qualify the general
uctd OF confederation, which he felt bound 10 beyiow
b. order Of Mai. Gen. Brown
r. JONES, r7dj. Gcaerdf
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EuR0pE

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YORK, Sept. 1.-THE packet ships Florida
Capt. Tinkham, from Liverpool, and Henri W Capt
Skiddy, from HaFre, and the ship Thomas Dickinson
from Liverpool arrived last evening BY these arri-
walls wn have great variety OF English and French
paPesthe former to line 18Th and the latter 10 18th
o! Aug, both inclusive.
NEW MINISTRY
The King held court in the state apartment n
Windsor palace, on the 18th Aug, which occasion
Fiscount Goderich presented 10 the king and ss
sed hands upon being appointed first lord Of the trea
sury; MIR. j. C. Herries was presented 10 his a;es,,
by Yscount Goderich, first lord of the treasury and
received the seals of Office chancellor of the exche
quer; lord VIM. Bentincii was presented by the r.
Hon Charles Wynn, the president of the board of con
troll, and kissed baDds being appointed Governor
General Of India. in The room of lord Amhers CANAAN
Conroy, secretary Of the dutchess Of Kent was pre-
sened by the Marquis OF Lansdowne princius; score
tary OF state for the Home department. and was knight
ed. Mr.. uerries and lord Vim. Ben.inck were styorn
in as Priyy Councillors. Il was understood .at tho
Duke OF Portland declare ed TO be the lord president
of the council.
Count Capo dIstTia arrived in I4oodon on the 18Th
from iIamburgh having quilted the Russian service
and entered into that Of the Greek government I,
was supposed that he the bearer Of some importan
communication from the Cabinet of St. Petersburrh
relative to IFS wishes and intentions respecting Greec
The Liverpool Mercury of the t7rh, says--"Yester
day being the day fixed for the burial of the late pre-
mier, the windows OF all the shops in town were
The dags Of the ships in port and OH the public budns
and on the churches hoisod half mast the bells
toed and every possible mark of respect was paid 10
the memory or the deceased
observation-disclosures from different POINTS of the
Spanish frontiers comedies in representing the state
OF The Peninsula as most alarming. a band of 400
men headed BY Joseph des Essngs las arrived al Vile
Loucut, village within few leagues of Palan in
FRENCH Cerdagna a band of about 600 men bovers
within three leagues Of Barcelona and at MANY other
places 'usurgent parties forming, or are already
formed.
II seems that some change has taken place in the
determination of the Russian government respecting
the Mediterranean feet ONLY four sail Of the line and
our frigates are 10 be allowed TO proceed The rest
are 10 return 10 CrOnsladt, It's conjecured HAT This
change arises from objection the part of the Br-
sh cabinet, TO the union OF large force as the
whole leet with the French squadron collecting in the
heYant The government journals deny this reason to
be true one They say the change takes place mere
y because large feet not required from any one
nation when the united fleets Of three nations are TO
ac' IN crirrefl against c0rraraiferT feeble force