SATURDAY, Two O'CLOCK.
Vienna papers to the 30th ult. announce that the Porte is making great preparations for the Spring campaign, and that several ves- sels laden with grain have entered Constantinople.
The letters and papers from Ireland, received this morning, state, that a public meeting is to be held in Dublin, for the pur- pose of petitioning the King not to recall the Marquis of An- glesey.
We hear it rumoured that Sir Anthony Hart, the Lord Chan- cellor of Ireland, is to be superseded by Sir Charles Wetherell.
No further account of Stephenson has reached London. It is believed that he has escaped. The story of Ellis, the Bow-street officer, having returned with important information relative to the fugitive, and of his being ordered again to the Western coast in search of Stephenson, is incorrect.
