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 his correspondent at that port, dated stile f5til oi Nfay, The only item o news contained in the letter, is astate- raent that < the bad state of the King E health had, iii e great measure, pot a stop 10 all manufacturing business ! Q the politeness of the gentleman who re- ceIved this letter, we are indebted for the ioanof the Edinburgh Weekly Chro- niicie of the i2th, and the Glasgow Jour nal of the 18th May; from which we have gleanea a few articles of news Ia ter than before received. 1t will be per- ceiycd that the Kings health was not improved, but oa the contrary still less hopes of his recovery were entertained. g,s tA. tA.s ss:ss s,e llsissfe have received notil- ing new of the state of the Liverpool market; but the improvement that had taken place in the cotton market at Glasgow, goes to show that former quo tations have met with general eounte- nance, arc extended, and may be con sidered permanent.

 { private letter from Rome of the 24th April, states that Madame Letitia, mother of Napoleon Buonaparte,. while walking in the garden of the Villa Bon-

 lsss, made false staF,, and fell sital se much violenceas to break one of her thigh bones. She had attained the ad- yanced age of 8 years, and it.was tho't she could not recover from the accident.

 The bulletins respecting bis Majes- tvs health, give very slight hopes of his recovery. The bulletins are stillissued daily, and those which have appeared since our last, are written in the same vague language as tbe preceding ones. The rumor that his Majesty's illness isl dropsy is repeated; and 1t is now added that the operation of puneturing has been performed.

 The Globe says:-s. We regret ex- eeedingly to state that the. condition of lis Iaiesty's health is such as tose1eite great and immediate alarm. The Duke Of Wellington went to Windsor last Monday night, and we hear that the Lord Chancellor is gone this morning, Tuesday,

 The correspondence of the allies and Prince Leopold respecting Greece is published. On the 3d Feb. Montnao- rency-Laval Aberdeen, and LieVen, the Pleaipotentiaries of the Courts, which signed the treaty of the 9th July, 1897, made offer to Prince Leopold of the hereditary sovereignty of that country, with the the title Of Sevefeign Prince Of Greece. On the Elth Feb. his Royal Highness declared hisaceeptanee of the honor, on the condition that the allies grant the new state a full guarantee, and that he should have .succor in case oi foreign aggression; and that pecuni- ary aid and troops should be at his com Ynand til the new state was organised. He also wished the people of the isles of Candia and Samos, who were restored to the Porte, to De protected against the effnsion of blood; and that the new frontiers on the west should be so ex- tended as 10 afford security for the new Greek state. The plenipotettiaries in reply, on the 22d Feb. agree to guaran- tee the new Greek state; and promise that though the island of Candia and Sanos must remain under the dominion of the Porte, if the Turks should violate the laws of humanity, the allies will use their influence to. protect the inhahit- ants. The Plenipotentiaries say there are insufmountable obstacles to any d. tegation intiae boundaries already mark cd out as the limits of the new state. Tic allied powers will guarantee a loan 10 beraised by the Greek Government, which Is to be. applied exclusively to tue payment of such troops as the Prince may require. Till the leyies arc com pleted, the French troops nowin Greece wIii remain there for a year; and in case a prolongation of their stay is necessa- Y, the allies will shew every disposi- tionto meet the Prince wishes. There isnot one word in the correspondence of T representative constitution; ter ot the Greeks having been consulted as to their future ruler. Austria is suspect cd to be at the bottom of the whole. Ali article in the papers, dated Missolong- hi, March 10th, throws some curious lighf upon the matter. Metteraich, full of hate at popular government, foresaw that Greece under a President, would be nothing bai copy on asmall scale of the United States Of North America; and tried first to render 1t insignificant by narrowing it's boundary, and pext by trying 10 assisnilate its government to that of the Hospodars. Being:discom- E fitted in ffis ha wrote fn ttao ali:ae +h,+ |