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colleetions. We nest delay oil these
until tsanqSiI times The sssistsnee ne
want 10 whatl have mentisaesl. Can
any thing be done in this way towards
Crseowf We shall pay fully For any
thing Of this Kind, and he whs gives Ne
. musket fights with us.-hs 10 Of our
ranks. Let freemen. then. lend u
this helping hand. Show this to our
! friend, the General, il he has not sci
out. I shalt write again by the next
post. A private hand will pass this on
through Breslaw, IL 10 . Iady's. DOR
cause deserves the benedictiom Of that
sex Who love oil generous sympaihies.
Don't believe in the reports Of new
treaties; We shall make none. Po-
land raises her proud head now, or
sinks IL forever.
You shall hear from ne next poet.
BY the arrival Of the packet ship
Napoleon, Capt. Smith, from Liver
pool, whence she sailed on the gath
April, the editors Of the New York
T, Mercantile Advertiser have received
their regular 6les Of London papers to
the Gath, Liverpool TO the esd, and
Glasgow to the Goth April, all inclu.
sive.
La relation to the affairs Of England,
the most interesting information to M,
and the most important measure to that
country, is the prorogatiou OF Par.ia-
ment, being q step which will be FOL.
lowed almost Immediately by the dis.
solution. The Reform Bill, which was
the order Of the day for the 18th April,
was then taken up; the debates on
this question, or subject arising there.
from, with some Of q secondary cousi-
Iteration, are very voluminous. From
Monday the 18th till Friday the god
April, when the King in person pro-
rogued Parliament, the reports in the
Atlas fill upwards OF fhirfy-fro CO.
funns closely printed matter.
As far rs time allowe ed for o mani
festation Of popular feeling in relation
to the energetic course Of the King, il
was loudly in his favor--and on his re.
turn from the House, he was checrcd
by the people.
Such has been the feeling and anxi-
ETY. in relation to the procee G. inRs 10
Parliament, thatin London all things
else seem to have been considered Of
minor importance. From Poland the
news is chcering-Skrezyneskiha has FOL.
lowed up his victories Of Mar eh s I and
lst April with energy, skill, and bra
very; and from 4th to 9TH April, he
achieved such signal successes, that
rumor is willing to believe the indie.
pendence Of Poland 10 sealed. Some
Of the London journals seem to doubt
the extent Of this cheering intelligence.
The accounts reached London on the
evening Of the alst April--bst up to
the latest dates, no Official dispatches
had been received.
In France all is tranquil: tho fears
entertained that the peace Of Paris was,
or would be disturbed, are groundless.
On the 10Th April, in the Chamber Of
Peers, law authorising o credit Of a
million and half Of francs for the sc.
cret expenses Of the Police, was passed
without a debate, &c to II. The next
subject which occupied the attention
OF the Chamber was q law for the ex-
clusion Of the cx-king Charles and his
family, which, after q short bat warm
debate was carried by n majority of
e.. On the Goth, Louis Philip pro-
ceeded TO the Chambers, and in a
speech prorogued that body till 18th
June.
FRANCE.
ProrDgafion Of fhs French Chamber.
The King on Wednesday, 10th April,
set out from the Palais Royal on horse
back at half past twelve o'clock; ne
was dressed in q splendid military uni.
form, and surrounded by q large cor.
tege OF Marshsls. His Majesty reach.
ed the Chamber Of Deputies at one
o'clock, whore he was received by the
Ministers, deputations from the Peers
and Deputies. The King soon after
! took his place in front Of the throne.
which was erected where the Presi.
dents chair stands, and then deliver.
ed his speech as follows. The Duke
|. OF Orleans and Memoirs stood n each
side OF the throne. His Majesty re-
NAMED nearly an hour in the Cham.
Der. The President tben read the
Propagation, which was until the 18th
June. The King. both in his way TO
the ChsmbeT and on his return. was
loudly ehesred by the people.
POLAND
Further successes Of the PoIes.-sub-
sequentiy 10 the victory over Genarai
Geist'sr, Of the Stat Of March, there
seems TO have been a succession Of
diminishing engagements. resulting in
iavoT OF the Polish arms, until the 9th
OF April, when there was a general en-.
gagement, the heart. ehssrinK result Of
which is communicated in the annexed
despatch from the lion hearted Polish
commander.
"Hssd. osagfeys - SfeSiee.
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