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= ers the head of the 6 ee party, against whom 
ant had been issued by the ine ee has taken 
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‘ m Barcelona has ex eae vitiseas for the 
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from the neighbouring ora 3 and the French foros on 
the coastis also to be increased. 
AL.— We hay Ppa goog bebe Lisbon to the 
16th inst. The general treaty of ¢ mmerce, as well as 
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rived at Lisbon. ish prince was cted a 
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penses of an meee ge the Government is about to issue 
bills of f, 50 to 5,000 florins each, similar to bank 
ge letter from the Emperor to the Chancellor Mi-. 
slightest accident. He can easily walk 20 German ‘miles. 
(92 English) a-day, requiring for’ food only a loaf of 
bread. He is to embark on the Nile for Karthum, and as 
the pretended Mountains of the Moon are, if they exist, 
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B sn, bobo tate been received from this 
city to the "23d inst. The late calamity continues to be 
the principal topic of conversation. Considerable anxiety 
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place, and an extensive corn-broker has sto opped 
amount of 60,0002. It is, “however, stated that the een 
condition of the y is sound, and that 
business, which was for a timé sus pended by the i 
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ae es the persons appointe: 
- for this peer dies and his or posal is said to be, that 
e New Exchange should be made a centre, towards 
b on four 
five soldiers near the spot were injured by the alin of the 
ricks, and one man was killed. A number o workm 
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lief of the sufferers ee to be received from various 
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Teply to this aan in which his Majesty states “ that 
i ion i adopt measures which will relieve 
Israclites fro ni the restrictions wha coteriae them, and se- 
v teleiions with Christ pesenaiees cx by giving 
selves interests more i uthority 
he formation of co ations. Ae will be 
d the culties ies a greater de- 
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nities. Th 
of the rights enjoyed by the Christians must 
Pp establishments. The King of ‘Wurt hoes has 
of Prussia, praying that their y ot receive ee 10,000 florins from. his private purse, and “5,000 
1on as a private corporation, nor be subjected baneo had on Ber 15th inet. been collected at Stutt- 
to special obligations, as a compensation for being relieved bara rp re) the Admiraletale-strasse, 
service. journa "3 | will be used as a ate-house il a new on ee 
built ; and the orphans will in the mean time be rem 
to ssivveusbitnds It is stated as a fact, that sa! of 
consequently counterbalance the suppression of these re- 
_ Strictions objects can only exist united, and 
cannot be se arated. In relieving the Israelites from the 
obligation of military service, they will not be deprived of 
any advantage, as they may always enter tle service volunta- 
rily. At all events, the Israelites oma poem wait the result 
: s comman e subject, and they 
| ‘May depend that no amelioration veil | be refus sed them com- 
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Society.” The papers give accounts of several fires wre d 
have occurred — the last fortnight, the most serious of 
Which occurred iy Oi Croatia, where no less than 168 
Beater ware ac ve destroyed Ia a shock time, and fifteen per- 
— Priv. from Muskau, d t 
‘12th inst., one that Prince sonic. who has for Scag 
months had i in his service pedestrian 
Sent him off on. that day for Caace eng him “wy of 
atte several Jag ahem amps nok a 
en is to pass by Jerusalem. He is charged by. the Prince 
to discover ~~ of the White River, as well as to 
MEOTES eR on pe ete ae el ea ease oe Sey 
journey Caloutta to. through 
Ain, eas ad Sp dnt or 
rning paper, tapestry, silk, &c., fell in Thbe 
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statement of the e: of 
readers ; it ee 
rts, 1,992 houses, and 1, 16 dwelling 
, 468 aeling cellars ; 
loors ( Etages, Saihle) ; 498 
21,26 inhabitants i 3 churches, sreneeeess 3 
aes ay ith wi lves ; the grins a and Zucht- 
oe h their ch hee (honses 0 of correction); the 
Detentions House ; the | Seed House ; the Old Exchange ; 
the Eimbeck House, con taining court of commerce, court 
with offi house 0 
aon Sw olland 
and Neen and that a squadron : d be sent trot Toulon 
to watch any movements that may be miade in the Medi- 
terranean ipa 
Petersburg announce 
a ataeil death in chat ‘ety: on the 4th inst., of the cele- 
traveller Sir Robert Ker Porter, in his 62d year. 
lost _ consciousness, and e. pasa at 8 ‘the follow 
morning. It seems that he had on = Bi oto us day 
written a letter to his brother, Dr. Port f Bristol; an 
nouncing his intention to return coer to Reeinite 
tween Sir S. Canning and ‘t t dragoman is said to 
have been arranged. Tahir Pacha ‘the high ¢ admiral, has just 
0,000 piastres, 
a right of farming the soaker Customs for the ensuing 
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mistake. M.M ror addressed a note to the Porte 
dated the 25th April, in which he states that the refasal 
Tunis a ee to watch the conduct og — Dey ; 
but the Sultan ~~ it, on the ground th did not 
wish to give umbrage to his friend and ally he King of the 
French ; and more. ovlideed steps to be taken to put an 
of the Pri 
end to the intri rince of Samos, who was said 
to be predic te exciting a feeling of ha‘ wards 
France. © Th tan had increased the ‘ appointments’ of 
Fethi Pacha, and in a private andience is said to have ex- 
poe to him the he one riendship regard. T 
hi 
ing the door he 
e have i gencefrom Alexandria to the 
6th i saat “The expedition which Mehemet Ali sent last 
year to explore the co ne — the White River in Nigritia 
had r d t ter an absence of 6 months, 
ving failed in its objec t, the course of the river 
impeded with rocks and cascades. Two Fren ; 
loyed by oe Ali to make 
copper and helio The Pacha had forbidden any slaves to 
be made ; but, contrary to his instruction, several of the 
ted in perusing the following abstract of a pamphlet 
published Cha » the American divine, which 
S ap in ing Chronicle. It embodies the 
eae Sp tc hee on the subject of slavery generally, 
b in connexion the claim 
particular 
set up rhye the United States for compensation for the slaves 
of no rey le liberated by order of the British authorities 
at Nassau, the particulars which have already been 
given nad ‘in this paper. “The question,” says Dr. Channing, 
“between the American and English Governments turns 
siatilty. ve one poi The h, Government not 
ise within its bounds any property 
maintains, that s rests wholly in local mu cipal 
legislation ; that it is an institution not sustained and en- 
aw of nature—and, ore, that it is 
repugnant to this law; and that, of mabey no man who 
enters on acinar or - placed “onder't he jurisdiction of 
an be regar eated 
is to a cer 
established, and is acted upon among ourselves, and in 
the neighbourin British provinces. When a slave is 
é Pp set 
t iy by his master into Massachusetts, he is pro- 
t e law of slavery 
maste is com 
but not ht mesh of the validity of the legis! 
south o A voll ee faa on it ee a | 
provision oe the constit ' 
is delivered; no of as a slave, but 
by law in another state.’ Wi 
mom — of restoring a slave : 
Turkey. We 
this soil. 
claim 
