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... FOREIGN NEWS. Constantinople, June 15. If a^scited, that, in consequence of foreign the Porte has made some objections against permitting the passage of men of war, and troops from the ISlack Sea to the Mediterranean, she preserves a system neutrality. Ancon a, July 2. There is a report, that the Papal territory will, on certain conditions, again increased the annexation of the Legations of ...
... Sunday Post. —- has Col m«»J James Russell. Gentleman l\sf»i?r Majesty's Most Hon. Piiv- Chamber Ordinary. J r >ii ...
... . Express, THIS a Notice that the half-par Sea will commence being paid the Ist. May, -and finish on the Avur> Price* of Corn iter Quarter, in Rnfhnd and Wale* fur awk ending April 22, Wheat CO*. 1 J.—RarleySl*. llJ.—()«tj 2Ji. 10 ...
... FOREIGN INTELUGEypp news from the Netherl a «j • creases hourly in importance, and 1 ,n it proceeds. The Brussels papers dee riots that have \akan place in that le Bth of the exasperation of the populX M - sup been instigated rise 6r«n« aVe ' u pretext for their sending troops to Bru3 * r y ' ' enable them, with aS H so Pclirians rebels, and punish them such 681 Ule Tlie fallowing ...
... from foreign journals. Paris, Dec. 17. Corsican Committee for raising a memory Napoleon Ajaccio, !iave requested Marshal the Duke de his native ...