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London, England, 1824-08-10 00:00:00

eight hours he receives ample
.tatioracti9 for the tlaaair,
c( yesterday, he will hunted tately cult the capital with—LlT,
tiMors than 900 corecripte have abandoned Tladajos, and with
drawn into Portugal, %there the wire well received. The f
Maid, fear that they al.all employed in an expetliinn
I America.

In
Estremadora much cattle have dint of the interse Rev, win the dry parts of the country the hope or the harvest id dd.
strayed.

FLANDERS MAIL.

Brussels Papers to the Bth instant reached us yesterday.
They repeat the statement that his Majesty the li.sg 4
Great Britain will not visit the Continent this year; and itat
in one of the conferences at Johannisberg, the measure
releasing Powers of the secondary order from paying tr.
bate to the Barbary Powers was discussed. For this eft,
pose, it is said, particular negotiations will be opeoti 1;7
Austria.

Barssat.s, Arlo.'
We are Wormed that hit Majesty has ordered the 31iniOi;,,
prepare" for the neat Session ofahe States General, a project ors.
tot the palpate of recooriling the interests of agriculture • Ith too
of conraterce.

Aver.-t
Account. from Batavia of the 20.1 March bring the ktikrzt
news 1—

His Excellency the Governor-General has judged it to het,
eessary, for the purpose of obtaining a
moreschnote koosikie
of the state of the possessions of his .Majesty in the .11olactisne
Celebes, to visit them in person. He accordingly sailed on tie
17th of July, first for Amboyna, accosnonnied by Messrs. Vixen
Gruff, Counsellor of the Indies ; Schneider, Secretary to the It
gmel: Colonel Jauffiet ; Lieutenant-Colonel 6luers, hit Aid.ee.
Camp. and Surgeon-Major HeiL The Lieutenant-Eine:nor, Ge.
nentl Kock, will command in his absence.

Al'e heat:from Kudos., that on the Pith of February, a violent
storm, with wind and hail, burst over Magellan, the capital, le
less then live minutes chetahs converted the environs of the greet
plantation into a sea, while the wind tore up many trees by the
roots. Great damage was dose, by the storm and the inundatiet.
o the plantations and several buildings.
The Journal of the province of Liege says, that his Majesty t.
King. justly prote,.!ing all the forms of worship estahliAtd in tha
kingdom, has just deftest], in favour of the Protestant ciiscas of
Liege, that from this time a Protestant Church is estabicli
there • and that the Chaplain of the Garrison is, for the rem:
Invested with the office of Minister of the new church.

An erticle front Nuremberg says—
It would be difficult to jive an account of the reports o!,
kinds which hove been in circulation foe some days past. rrlative:
political affairs. Some *Aim that in the conferences at Johanna
kwg an ultimatum was drawn up, which was to be sent. in Las
names of the great Powers, to Don Pedro, Emperor of
induce him to lay down the Imperial dignity, submitting to 1.
father the King of Portugal, and resturang his tide of pa,
Royal.
Others ay it has been resolved. whatever may be the polieri
die English Cabinet, that a corps of iroops, furnished by the N.M.
seism at the Holy Alliance, shall be ttr.t.atked at one of I& 114.
pens of the north of Europe, to gn to Cadiz, where it
at the disposal of the King of Spain, to assist that
mica in recovering his colonies in South America.
What is certiin, adds this account, is. that the diplomotire.
aweattree betw_en St. Pcierrbargh and the several cabizen sf
Mims never been so active as for this month or two pia
French, Austrian, and Spani.h couriers are coetiaui4
posting through Der Et.