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The Silyie DE- Grasse, HARE packet a.
red Yesterday, NTH Pans and Hevre dates 10
March s, her day Of sailing. There Is net masn
OF interest IN the p4pe's.


We have already announced that regular 4ad
cirec. Inc Of post.oiice PACKETS was n =
established between Marsellles, Malta and Az
andria The Director General Of The Post y
fee has lust issued gormal notice OF the tact
and statlny that thee are TO be four steamers
viz..r E1vp,us. VOslris. le Care. end PAiexan-
dria each OF two hundred horse power. The first
nseke, y.s TO have lett M2r=elies yesterday, and
| there viii be one fron the same port on the 4ih
Of everv month. 1t wiIl touch at Malta on the
7ib. and arrive at Alexandra on the Eth lhe
royage bornewald will BE- effected N the same
time.


Mos,o the Pans journals recur to the discus
-ion in the Chamber OF Deputies on the affair Of
Tahiti. The most remarkable article Is that OF
the Presse. ewing 10 the decided part that II
takes in support OF the Ministry, after having 90
long opposed II on every question on winch the
government evinced desire to maintain good
understanding with England.


The Moniieur states, from Stockholm, 10Th
ult. that the King of Sweden was IN degree
better, but no; out OF danger.


The Universal German Gazette states from
Bonn. in Prussia. tha, an address Of congratuls-
ton to Mr. O'Conne is getting up IN several
towns of Germany, and that the lists Of names
are TO be sent to Professor Walter, OF Bonn. 10 be
forwarded by him to Mr.. O'Connell.


A Madrid letter Of the Path states that the wiic
OF Bonnet the head ofthe insurrection at Alicant,
who resided at Tcruel, has been arrested and
thrown INTO dungeon.


Letters from Alicant. OF February 90 say that
the bombardment OF the town was commenced,
partially, on that day. Provisions were becoming
scarce the blockade beng rigidIy kept up, and 1t
was thought that the insurgents would surrender
before many days.


The Augsburg Gazette states from =. Peters
burg that the Russian Cabinet manItes's a great
disposition to accord with the foreign policy OF the
Cabinet Of Vienna, and particularly a. regards
the question OF Span.