FOREIGN COMPENDIUM.
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THE British Parliament has been pro-
rogued and it appears by the Pripce Regents
speech on the occasion, that though the paCif-
ic relations between Great Britoin and all
foreign powers continued, that be found
source of alarm at home, in the Conventions
off, Reformers" held in many of t he manu-.
featuring parts Of Inc kingdom but be assures
? Parliament that the eyes of the government
were upon them, and that the strong arm Of
power will be employed to crush the machi
nations Of The projectors OF those I" mul-
ttudinous assemblies" Two of the ring
leaders had been indicted for sediton. The
manufacture of Caps Of Liberty appeared
flourishing nevertheless


Business was reviving, and confidence
returning in England the reports Of the
agricultural meetings were favorable, and the
public stocks were improving


The Js1Ys. II is officially announced in
London, that at the late assembly Of the Al
lied Sovereigns al fir Ia Chapeile, it was
unanimously decreed, that the Sovereigns
pledge thanaseisas fonse every practicable
means of improving the civil, social and re-
Iigious condition of the Jews, within, their
respective dominions. BY this is understood
in England, that tbe principal mean will be
10 convert them to Christianity.


The Emperor Alexsnder has expressed
his personal desire TO reunite to The kingdom
of Poland, all the ancient polish provinces,
subjected to the Russian Sceptie but the
measure is disapproved by kis Ministers !;
and by the Courts Of Vienna and Berlin.


There are several paragraphs under the
Madrid date, some Of which are as late as
June l9, which countenance the idea that
tie delay Of the Iatifcation of the treaty with
apprehension Of some demand on the parl
Of Great Britain, in case Of the cessiou Of
the Floridss 10 the United States.


A monument has been erected in All
Saints Church, Cambridge, 10 the me mory
of Henry Kirk White. An American gen.
tlemsn it is said, by the name of Boot, an
enthusiastic adnlirer Of the aniabie writer's
work S, has been al the expense of this mem
orial to departed genius and worth.


ALiverpool paper ofthe 4th Of July, says,
+" that Comet was visible. on the previous
evening, in the N. N. w. quarter of the
heavens, at an elevation OF about 5 degrees
at 10 to Ii O'Clock and that il appeared
10 be of,he volcanic kind; emitting smoke
fame, snd sparks, TO a considerable eteva
lion.


From the 18th Of April 10 the 3lst of
May, 1862 persons passed thru Mayence,
Cd their way to America. The greatest
part were Swiss peasants