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which, in the presence Of the king, had only siyca
vent to acclasnatons of gratitude and LOYALTY pro-
nounced loud expressions ofblame against the chief
minister. as t'ey passed near his hotel. 1t is said
that the King having remarked one OF the guards
who forgot his august presence, to think of the
ministry. approached, made him quit the ranks or
ordered him to be cashiered and expressed his roy
al dispeasare in terms disnified and firm.
that the company to which he belonged, showed
their approval by cries of Vive le Ro!"
From The Constitutional.
Paris Jpril S0-The Ministers assembled yes-
terday evening in an extraordinary council. We
learn that the anti-monarchcal and anti-nationa
measure of the dissolution Of that superb Natons
al Guard, the cuogy Of which has resounde,l this
morning in all the Journals even those Of the
Ministers. was warmly opposed by the Duke dc
Doudeauille, who pointed out all the dangers OF
such proceeding, and who, it is said. nobiv pre-
tested against the caumnies. BY means Of which
advantage has been so rashy and imprulently ia
ken of the conscientious scruples Of the Mor-rch.
Unfortunately, the counseis OF wisdom were no.
listened to-.
1t is this morning announced that the Duke ts
Doudeauille has sent in his resignation to the
King.
We cannot describe the profound alIIction OF
rather stupor, which prevails in Paris. To day.
sorrow is as general as JOY was yesteday. 1t is
this evening announced that Viscount Sosthene
de la Rochetoucauld, Colonel Of the late Nation.
al Guard of Paris has resigned his office of Direc
tor-General Of the Department of the fine Arts
The yaHgemeine Zeitung of April 90 contains
advices from Constantinople to the 18th Of April,
which state the Porte 10 have remained up to that
PERIOD adverse to any concessions in favor OF the
Greeks. |, is, however, added, that IT the reports
of Greek successes which havebeen received should
be confirmed, the Divan itself would be likely to-
claim that interference on the part OF the Christian
powers, which it now declines
Brussels papers are to the Cd of NAV. The only
thing worth extracting is the spirited and wise al
dress Of lord Cochrane to the Greeks previously to
his joining their cause. He enforces unanimity as
the only but sure mode of emancipating theiv
country. Discord will accelerate their ruin, aud
drive him from their service; but noble oblivi"s
Of past fcuds and petty jeacuses will cement the.c
union, and with it achieve their independence,
Hydra, March 21.-The following is what
Lord Cochrane, on his arrival said to the Depa
ties Of Hydra, Spezzia, and Hermione -
"Enrope contemplates with joyful partcipa
ton your nobest exploits It does not fear that
you will be again sub.ued. am come TO coop
crate with you in your deliverance. leave be-
, hind me in Europe powerful and generous mens
, who are ready to succor you. The stean-Duats
, will soon be here. The several Committees VIII
send you money and provisions. The only thing
that fear is, the dseord which | hear prevails
among you. will not listen to what any Of the
parties say, only tell you and announce to YOU
that if you think fit to agree together. aud to ac'
IN unison with me, Greece will be delivered, AMI
that in a short time. BY acting otherwise Won
: will be ruined, and | shall soon forsake yoa."-
Lord Coehrane then announced the speedy com
mencement OF the naval campaign.