refte Greeks duemened to set fire to the house, but the firmness of the consul overawed them. General Mak is given to a rumour that Ypsilanti, 1 master of Adrianople., is ' to march against the ccpital. The Haspodar Ca ' who was , appointed to the chid command of th e army link tined to arrest the progress of this chief, and wieb has not yet been recognised, having received a likai moos to appear at Constantinople, was so with terror that he has become iasaae. According to letters which have reached tot OM populous town of lArises, in Macedonia, has Was' sato the power of the Greeks, who have cut dm throats of all the Mahometan inhatitants. Lama is the key of Epirus. Count Corvette, ex minister of state, died at Genoti on the 22d of last month. ... AL .1 VIENNA, MAY 22 .—Our C Court was to have I was Laybach yesterday, and will arrive at Shoenbrunn on the 24th. The latest news which we bare received fre Turkey is untamed ins louse *sea WM*, lets the 17th inst. It is stated, on the authority of adi• vices front Constantinople of the 27th of April, that that capital had become more tranquil ; that the Porte had forbidden all persons, excepting the military, to have arms ; and that the Christian subjects were ordered to keep the shops open. The government. on issuing the order is %hi 4# feet, says, that it shall know how to disealestilik the innocent from the guilty. All letters of pollirnidellt or naturalisation in foreign states, given by hedge ambassadors or consuls, are declared void, and truly native of Turkey is enjoined to declare himself a subject of the Sublime Porte. • Other letters from Trieste announce the Freres of the insurrection in the More* and the coots of the Archipelago; but the Turks are still meters of the forts in the former province, consequently the Greek insurgents have no solid footing. According to direct letters from Constantinople, it appears that the fireign ministers accredited to the Porte, not deeming themselves safe in the .capi tal, on account of' the excesses committed by the aroused populace, have embarked for the town of Buyukdere, a town situated upon the Bosphorus. NAPLES, MAY 17 —Within these few days all that remained of the public functionaries employed under the constitutional regime have been deprived of their situations. MM. Catalarti i Boma, Sap mars, and Donato, ex-deputies have been arrested. An order has also been sent to Aquila to arrest Dragonetti. oho eel .wrariaa.Pl4B.s - ben annernarm Did isra W Wynn. at pia meng,dia = i wt Mann • et ollione tens tie inn se of tbat llbsi evil be tay inallmaly he wee enabled nano t ot " tbs'isen a bess=atay elbs ? marp . mpiPlareard, the Whiter et Ma en tabettin himenbilsi din s, bane AS spawn of hie deviser and eimmanises is wae~7 that isig sodasown would Omen is An. of b• • _ Win .lii ed Mr. Ilia bite win me mini snub sans ommidstoar to est cgsi t hip. dos ffe el Mali let is die Boomoiy ilstuersiro totltt in =og id i sui rd i r i 4 1 .11 : 114111 Mr. ( Tlmbrod4d tact the Mim i be and a =bst Wit Mstr ill aben, le IL en en driallisse.iiareFteie •nntissist • ' It bier is net the abilmbing simenien fanner et Mir indlesensimin dllbsim to gills ami priemodneashe bmilvidui shine vases da gimpy gem , is be lien le the Minisp Aims Smanity . „l4o es • esenem thagairemnin of ao ofomMl bY ein ef sbe alvin of die Chia Or du eanienes laws mning the pen • 'A BRIDGE snort . Assocuriore. • Mansion Humbs.—On Tuesday Mr. Parkins the Ex-Sheriff, waited upon the Lad Mayor, at the justice room, as his Lordship was performing the peblic duties of the day, and stated, that he bad an application to nuke of a serious nature. Mr. Parkins stated, that himself and other citizen had obtained the knowledge, and had seen with alarm, she growth of a monstrous association, whieh he had from 1:1=n conceived to be illegal, and perceiving it in its to assume a most dangerous character, he had 'MIN days since taken the *non of Mr. l'haeltray, a barrister of considerable resew* who at once declared it to be an association contrary to the statute. and in fact contrary in the common law of the land. He further stair'', that it *as We tic want of mann arrangement, and not from :toy doubt as to the illegality of the com bination,- thathe had not made a much earlier application to his Lordship to pin the lase in force in a seminary manner against the confederacy, which had assumed the Name of the "Constitutional Aseociation." He hack, be said, elan the present oteasion, retained the learned counsel. who would state to bin Lordship the grounds of the application. Mr. Thackery said, he rounded the application for warrants to apprelwod the individuals as besitg members of an assaeLition against the act of the 39 Is of Geo. 111. cap. 7g, sec. t. against illegal associations. '!'here wets three points upon which be founded the application against she body complained of. The first was as being ranitraly to the act, in setting forth, sobwribiug to, an publishing a declaration nos required by law, and which had not beets registered at the (Alice of the clerk . of the poise in the manner and lion required or directed by thatetatute. The second point ni-uti which the api.li. cation was founded was * that the association formed fart of a branch society as forbidden by, and within the intent of. the. act. Upon this point he cited the decla ration of the society, in which it wasstated, that it had been deterniiised " to adopt a system of ct..tespotidence With those inembets who lire at a distai.ce, am! with igsch associations as may Fe willing in co-operate in promoting the same olreta," The third point upon which he proceeded we.., that the parties against whom they applied fur 'warrants formed a portion .of a society, the whole ot %% butte names are tow Ilmown to this society at large. lie read 0%11 the names of several anonymous correspondents—Ad dupe. ra4dos pro Reg* ci I erge t J. P. ; P. V. &c. He argued upon the above roams, and es woced upon the Section of the Act. h i• w_i_s .... so toe lollowingefirct : —" And every Society, the Alefullers whereof shall take . , or in any manner bin d them-wives by any oath or rii gagement, oti bee •g,Or in consequence of ))))) or in consequence of being member-. of such Society, and every Society, the nonitherc whereof shall ta).,e, , I.bscribe, or assent to, test or declarttinis, rf vired by law, or not author:x..4 in any ,tauter h.reisi after m entioned, and every 'ioc . .:ty, of ...Lich the. satir e he ntctubert, or of :toy or is cu. , OA he li.pt secret ! r._ _~ ..~.,- way person or woos. who items fowl sees, pissidg M khie Act, shall alierwanisLOtt as smotOrer deetraf, and "taw perms. who front and after diorimitig ortltiv Act - vbaff directly or Wilma''' . maitstalo oviviepoodsnes of interments with any. inch Scout, •or willtiany•thwicw. IltiliCilo CONlllliittee or robot adult hely, cawdees. Ar se witoshaN, by eonuihntims of -carboy es othenvue aid , vie abet orlrsppwt sisals ffseimy, id* be deemed goi Ity of 'An cola ostobission ssidoorafirtimosy." The Act ! : darthor gets es oidodsevise dieldogiviease to proceed is ''s-assmenary manner edam web Member, and upon Adite en oath. a itavalethits or her is the penalty of MIL and in dais& of percent to dues months learn- F egt,. cmdoent in di gootarou sod or house of correction. MO Learned Counsel naboutmil that she Association in = was dime* is the face of, this statute. and N against the Cameos law. He could offer touch SW% bet be trusted that whet he had already stated ba fully solimpiesk he their. prevent purpose • Lord M tym 'pot it. whether the Ao. cited was • :Mt or a tempurtry nature ageism particular Societies istiog at the tom of its ettamment. Mr. Tbackrey submitted. that it was not by oat west of tit lisosperary inter'. andthosolmo words of the • _ Act ptivtiouleilli directed It %ohms with Associations at that complansvd of. which. het mulct the mask and appearance of a •••ail Society, was more dasigesom to the well-being, and more likely eventfully to overturn the Coomitution and the esta blished Government, titan any whose avowed objects were directly. Wasik to the Govonoment. The excep tions-of the Act, in favour of seek Societies as were oust fined to " mkgious and charitable perpmes lady." con firmed the obvious construction which he comeoded for. Me Lard Mayor said he should consult the legal au thorities before he decided upaiwur Ilseawww which might a ff ect the liberty of individuals. The parties then left the catice• an the owicogswi ing that they are to receive as ammo on a. future day. ~~ 1 ANNIrERSIXY OF' ST. LUAU'S XllOO4 On Wedemsday the tbMvann —wa r — y Dime of the Pates of this miallhmtilherity, was bet of Limedun Timm: We Eizifto pesotire. fhb the mrialms mei inirmalthity of mpalets down to Ih s Mawr. that . the lootimadom las hot ismos brims. Woo, anemia aroma Os of deo pshasimol lithalbsessof,theemedde. T. DAVIS, filfar4 s walisparely *Ma tha sa. Aim *sib) woo she mast clash was " The Ilhetg a 7mith theme . Tbsomiehmem mid. he mot bow Mr dear it was the pla sm d theist apsny to think the stoat ti use after that whisk ths, * * . I V; but br •N himmil he Omit dunk des saso, heddi et Qom thedee eramperly to a ma dm* sho of bra Nojemy to the mom amtheimas Mil ammkamss maiedor. .Tawm...“ The Duke of York amides Amrl • Twat —.r• The ler. Mr. Loose. aid she of Luke's" The Roo. Dr. Rice. the Cunt,, folio abssome of Mr. Loren. Mussed &mks in his behalf. in an epwsets. Ti..—" The health of Mr. TeMI, and the other who ham aimomod the trews of the charity." Cll 2llMst, returned *mks. saw* thr amity to make $ powerful appeal to the Medias he favour et the Chanty. whisk was remeived with ma t h Z. Wr ap 77" .. a7d guru a for n ci t of We arc o Pills t i t s es dude% the List year. and in a opaceli of touch feeling meeting to Increased exertions in its favour. Thi onewatingto WO bens aid Hp OH% wets led hi plemedsm the swat. tad . at=tems an anthem. sWitroinkrilm tho *lmn were ay. to the4h,.. 0 7. memeg,xs of the of eke marl, was diumat the time complitnea ' /Kr nm egir. *km Ms, . club thanks la their What( ~is a bps* winch was highly The health of the Chairman being &tank, in returning thanks be expressed hi. remlinemt to devuteida beat wervieni to the charity during the next year, and indeed as long as his services were mailable. After a sutmeription had been made, the meeting continued together civil r late boor: and we OM my with certainty that the ,;ratiticateva &Tried was adequate to the { ~~ A great number of counterfeit sovereigns are is circulation. They weigh bertier than those that are g.:ituine, mai pass through the sper:ure usta to tociatsin their th ckussie. Their colour is higher aal titters much from the real sovereigns. ~. `-blf-i / 7,4„,... t„. ‘r eijoe--s. p . , C,...7 - E - ",-- - ;• - .. 1 X- 0 . , - 7 ‘- •Ur...e..-41 ,; . - " , ' 1.--;•‹-e..-.-• c7 ,„‘ d0 i ty ...,, - 72,,,...... 4" ..1 . • . - ,;; • . ; .Et I it; - ' • i iir . At . . 0\ .I, i •oost • • .., . I' ' . ' + . • \ , •----... \ . •.• ... 1 / 4 „ . . . / . . . . . . . • . . • . 'r • i ~ .• , . l I . • , . • ow . . ; I . . . . • . mar ' Illittgi . tonittilltittits. an's ILaissO. . . .. i . . . , . . • No. I ,110.—Von. xn.] SUNDAY, JUNE 10, ion. Pairs 90. . . ~.. i FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. it* 4. a. WASP. ' boo 3 titidocieiyaillinii;:alwisieb - iinlihave,asty dont t , - me. - allasesinv t=t r ama i r. ovah oodawrakar T• Tata neon nines,so anemones_ oolon.d; that the. sitanheie era- ..- •' I . • - 100 WITT. stiwitisi the maw shad wet he Mama iss they et PARS% Joss t—Lord Holland, nephew of the ' • imp to he maim of each Ciniadwia s . or West hotly. / coishated Fox, and Lord Berealard, who eonimanded The liallewhag .pleip tellaball have - haw lA' Owlish *ell hove gam Preside-“ flawietary, a bathes in P _are ve. ani2 a md is ste sParls. ndbates ie . . 4.... inittal s to . tea, alonteiligssik. lrs lid : doll . re fig W .. =" 4 lset an : si .gre- tia r,ter si r .. lo s= . ? ' ... Geoid ri sta= of his , --. 11 *. - ~ _... .. -,,../.......... a Meg 14 = A il l li t il In a rr ill ° IA* • •et of / 41 Oh' tbe air* die Cow. ~ s oilosikar • 111111,01 or Sohn Bud*. *le not ta' a book . . sofa Runk to ' xi& W •at the C4.1 " 211 nail' 411. Of bOOli it to be open to inspection .of Stwi Sims- i • Tha Uteisersaiof the 20th ob. eye that id. S mat w ee "Mir ado' l a 1.11101111.11.1 ' la dill Y ben of such Society, and every &Way *bid *di be , dist w t • Mitt sitting of the Cartes, M. Bardazi gave to that rim " kim :re s ea, u m , , eampneed of different divisions or Ineaphos , sr of differ- assembly an as that the foreign powers w il l ttiiso d • C s Sts. VI Apo i s limp with thet Ml* eat pans acting in any 011101 Mg Neiellielp, at distinct t. sot intenueddle with the affairs of Spain. sod did lis an adnitbnewilf "bur be itithat sir it ? Irma meth either, at of which any past MeV hare a dis. Did rot Mt. Woididisiddi iddisp Ildi pitlidy spa ill,_r• daet Provides', Seentary; Tammy. Wows. or ether :. At Pettit, iti the blares, a great number of Tali- M u m° . alow=e llid i s t ide. " . " l.ll4 ' Officer einiel at appaiosed tay suelimborimen. to ad as jib women with their children and jewels, set sma aid mt. doom an son& . , am °Aker fur suns at pan, shaU be annand sad taken . refuge in the betel of the French consul. Th en net la guy wey winnow e at dna übdiggekisc to be unlawful esembindleas. ant newsklnriesee 3 and . 1 • . I ['lmam !Umiak/A=OA di ever el/d1 IA she Immo_ but the ... W .tat i t l etit-Me 6 .e..,:w . v ia t i reiwereor iik Waliime. may anion Of IMMO. who heat 10 Air Air !wild i 04 . 744 ) .." 1 # • ' ' Two days before the Xing entered this capital a decree of the Marquis de Circello, President of the Provisional Government, was published against ilk gal sects and societies. ---- Trancrillity is said to be perfectly re-establishill in the kingdom of Naples. WIDDIN, MAY 3.—The Greek army in Molds : . via is divyesl into three carps with which Yz land has in view to M arc h on Sili s tria, in o to pass the Danube, and render himself master at the coasts of the Black Sea, Theodore Sludzier in. tends to croes the Danube, and afterwards to march against Sophia, in order to spread the insurrection in Bulgaria and Servia. Prince Kuntgusen, a de scendant of the former imperial Greek family, has joined Ypsilanti. HANOVER, 111 AT 18.--According to intelligence which hos been received by the last courier from London, the King, it he d•., not change the plan of hit, tout, will urtive here on the !Al of Autost, by of Spa and iiainburgh. .•.. : I ;