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MADAM, .
The Editors of the Imparcial, in their
of to-day, announce in the following -
cessation of their journal :
" Experience having proved to us that
And the necessary pracciion against the
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diefeuil." 3U LT Ile.
The Governor has received Deers from Catalonia
tip to the 22d, giving actounts of the defeat and dis-
persing of Mises, Tarragona, &c. and their bands.
on the 18th by Genetals Albeit:um aud Milani, end
of the defeat of Mosen Anion by Milatm—(Madrid
Papers, Jet, tg )
The Madrid Papers contain the proclamations
of liurkticles Emperor of Mexico.
ants, JULY 16.
• Peahen hos ceased to exist; its militia defended

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it till their smmunition was exhausted, when they
wire obliged to yield to a host of traitor., who
st(inliaviiig pillaged the houses, completed thew
. erladtat iniquity by setting fire to the place.
SAYO33E. 1303iT 3.
Jtlliteements from Madrid of the 110th hate, that
Semi ihity contioues to peeved in that, etipital.
Sellvalliteneval. and other persons of distioctiou
have been ordered to quit Madrid and repair to the
pt;riiiai The influence of the Liberal party Celli.
ti 'crease. The Editors of the Impartial,
who wearsopposed to be in the pay of the Arai-Li-
beral party, and particularly of a foreign A tubas-
bettor. have been threatened with assassivatioit,
which Is the mono that has induced them to sus-
pend their journal.
Three Jays hosing elapsed since the Permanent
Depsitotion ;sainted out to his Majesty the persons
whom it winld he proper to remove from his person,
Sod no ensues haviug yet been received, it is line-
gined .that Lis blejesty is not inclined to accede to
the Wish of the Deputation, by depriving himself
•f all those who are attached to his person ; but as
things anal. he will probably be obliged to coo.
sent to all that is asked of bin.
The regimeats of militia which have hitherto
been mit under arena amount to 8,000 GM. it is
thought that as soon as Lopes Banns begins to
exercise his functions as &bolster of War, 10,000
snore will ber culled out. The patriots went(' wish
to have 50.000 levied, but they do not pay attention
to the state of the Treasury. which within these few
days could not pay a certain sum claimed be the
Royal Household on account of its salary.
The accounts from the ptovisices are less alarm-
ing. that is, with respect to the insurrection, espe.
Melly in Catalonia ; but much milky is nutted by
masa( a digerent nature, received this evening by
exprn. from Cadiz and Barcelona. It is isositively
asserted that the Government has received officiril
igsformation, that the fleet lately arrived at Cialis
lost 20 men in the voyage, who died of the yellow
fever, and diet there were still I sick on
board ; that disputes had arisen between the Muoi.
cloddy and the Junta of Health. the former 'lamas
to wood:the vessels striving from America, with the
fever ow booed, to perform quarantine at Port
Mahon; hut the decision of the Board of Health
prevailed, to let them missies in the road, but at a
=teat deviance frogs tbe port. This decision hes
sanssini ouch alarm its Cadiz, and it is curious on
isecoont of the facility with which the contagion
Joey be commanicated. The accounts from Iliir-
talons Pry, that two persons had died there on the
gist of the • yellow lever, but this news dues not
Mtn to bus it all .certain,
The ace ants from Valencia of the 94th spew
that the Patriots are idorelutely resolved to put an
*ad to theaCfair of:General Elio, and that this un.
(Detenate officer will soon lose his life fur his de. ,
'Medlin' to the cause of the King.
We have nothing new respecting the decision of
1411110 die .suns does not venture to eagsge.his ad.
eternities, his troops not being disciplined and exer-
cised. The winos accounts that we receive from
that part of the cosnory lead us to believe that the
"snivel of 600 troops of the line will put an end to
the optimism of the Defenders i f the Faith.
i The Pirovirtionol Junto of Government in No.
verri has passed a Decree, dated gBib July, retok.
ing all the prohibitory measures adopted by the
Gawp. , This encumstance, and the flight of the
tifenieh Custom-house officers from the positions
or Navarre, has induced our Bayonne merchants to
reed large. quaotities of goods, which has caused
English merchandise in Spain to fall ten per cent.
Baron Lorene arrived to-day (the 3d) at
tToone. coming from Madrid and proceeding to
ins. The Fiend' party daily to-es ground at
s drid ; the English is in favour. Hopes are en.
sectoured of the osiesstanee of Great Britain in caw
Or forage impartial. • • • -
LISBON, JULY 27.
The Cortes have been engaged au the late sittings
ke the continuation of the debates on the Constitu-
tion,-on venous subjects of internal regulation, and
on the relations between Portugal and Brasil. The
accounts brought by vessel. from Rio, Pernambuco,
Lod other parts of fist kingdom, have been succes-
sively communicated to the Crates, sod iii general
agree in representing the couutry to be tranquil.
On the 16th the Minister of the Interior sent to
the Cortes a dispatch received from the Junto of
irlaranksta; of the bah of May, announcing that the
Prince Royal had issued orders fur the assembling
of Deputies from all the provinces of Brasil. The
Junta was much perplexed what to do, and there.
fore hastened to communicate this to the Cortes,
that they might take such measures as were items-
miry. On this M. Alyezdo Rio showed how requi-
site it was to take speedy cud general measures for
D4l the provinces of Breed. to tranquillise the minds
'of the people, and make them sensible of die rebel.
)ion in which the Priuce leverned that kingdom,
.Widiout obeying the Cortes and the King. After a
short debate, ii was resolved to instruct the Cont.
mutter of the Political Affairs of Brazil to prevent
with all speed an opinion oil the means which it
woolrl be proper to apply to all the provinces of
Brasil.
On the 10:6 the maternents brought I.y the Poe-
m/more. inileri 4eweral Sure, in 62 dale from
Rio, were ejrineeuetteated. The inhsbit,tots cooti-
.llustl to .40 ibtreeitiest altaiOitizeo! !o the Prince

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d procTrilined.
The Prince, it is said, has not only convokedt tt
Cortes, but has by virtue of his authority disposal—
s I public office', end given the Orders of
Christ and of Ave (which are the moat important)
to several of his friends, and has made others
Detenebagndores or Judges.
There has been • press of seamen to wren two
frigates, the destination of winch is supposed to be
to intercept • vessel of the same class sent by the
Prince to compliment his father-in-law, the Em.
peror of Austria. A late decree of the Cortes has
decided, that if the Prince shall at any future time.
connive at the overthrow of the constitution now
established here, he should forfeit his right to the
throne of Portugal. Some persons expect that a
decree confirming the above will soon be proposed.
—(Lisbon. Jay Y 7.1
IT. PIITSRSEURGH, JULY 20.
The regiments of the guards continue to arrive
successively. At the end of the month they will
he assembled for a grand review near Petersburghs,
Greet preparations are making et Petershof to cella.,
bride the Saint's day of the Empress Marie, whale
is on the 2itd July, 0. S.
• The Persian Ambassador, Mirza Sold), has aro
rived is this city.
The Institutes of the Russian Law, puhtished
by command of the Emperor, by the Legislative
Committee, begin as follows
• &cries 1. The Sovereign' as Autocrat, is the armee of all
political and civil power. The Am principle which serves
the Russian Monarch as a guide in the exerelite of this
power is declared in Ike net of Ike May diliaany.—
(11ailabairvls Papers, Arrest * )
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