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London, England, 1825-03-05 00:00:00

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( From the Courier Francais of Wednesday.

PARIS. MARCH 1.
The Bordeaux Papers contain some news, which, if it he
confirmed, will completely deprive Spain of all hope of reco-
vering her colonies. We read in the Memorial Borth:his that
the American frigate the United States, from St. Jago de Cuba,
' had arrived at Cadiz, where she landed skofficers and 159 non-
commissioned officers and soldiers of the Spanish army. The
ludicateur de Bordeaux expresses itself more clearly as follows,
nutter the date of Madrid, 17th February :—" It is said, and
the news seems not to be without foundation, that the island of
Cuba has declared itself independent, and joined the Govern-
ment of Mexico." We are far from guaranteeing the authen-
ticity of this news, though there is nothing at all improbable in
it. In the present state of things, it is a result which must
happen sooner or later.

( From the Coustitutionnel.)
PARIS, MARC II 1.
Events of great importance are, it is said, preparing in Egypt.
The Pacha makes great efforts to civilize his country ; twenty
thousand troops are being instructed in European tactics, by order
of the Pacha. Several French Generals, among whom are men-
tioned Buyer and Livron, accompanied by a certain number of
half-pay or discharged officers, are arrived at Cairo, where they
are employed by the Pacha : it is said that their departure was
not unknown to the French Ministry. Manufactories and As-
surance Companies are establishing in Egypt, and there is,
it is said, a newspaper about to be created.
( From the Etoile qf Thursday. )
CONSTANTINOPLE, JAN.
Ibrahim Emini, Intendant of the Mint and Minister . 0f25 the
Treasury, has just been deposed. He is succeeded by Achmet
Effendi, who formerly held those places. •
The capital is tranquil, but many circumstances indicate
that the Government fears troubles. On the 17th of this month
the police discovered several assemblies of discontented per-
sons in a quarter of Constantinople ; they were plotting against
the present Ministers. Several Members of these societies have
been arrested, but the order to close the coffee-houses, &e. is a
sufficient sign that an explosion is apprehended.
Some days ago the whole capital was in motion, on account
of an, insult offered to the Russian flag. M. i%linziacky im-
mediately demanded satisfaction, and obtained it. The Porte
has ordered search Ito be made for the authors of this attempt.
The Christians think it would not be difficult to find the guilty
persons, since they arc concealed in the suburbs.
Nothing has transpired of the evasive answer lately given by
the Reis Effendi to M. de Minziacky. It is only said that this
Minister has said to another Christian Minister, that the
Porte would scrupulously observe the existing treaties.—(Augs-
burgh Gazette.)
PARIS, Muncie 2.—Fait.Ncit F ITN tis.--Five per Cents.
opened at 105 f. 70c. ; closed at 105 f. fik.—Bank Stock, 2,005 f
—Neapolitan Five per Cents., 91f. 30c.—Spanish ditto, 181f._
Ditto Loan, 573 E—Exchange on London, one month, 25f.
three ditto, 24f. 85c.—(^,ours Authentique, March 2.)

Dutch Papers to the 3d instant, arrived this
morning. They do not contain the least intelli-
gence of political importance.
Exchange on London, March 1, 35. B.—Two months, 39. 6.

We received, last night, Brussels Papers to
the 3d inst. The Prince of ORANGE was to set out on that
day for St. Petersburgh, to bring back his august Consort. In
the Second Chamber of the States-General the vote of credit of
eight millions of florins, to repair the disasters occasioned by
the late inundations, passed unanimously.

The Corporation of Liverpool at a Common
Council held on the 2d instant—The Right
Worshipful the MAYOa in the Chair—unani-
mously resolved, That the Bill for making a
Rail Road from Liverpool to Manchester
should be referred to the Select Finance Com-
' mittee, with authority to present any petition they
may think proper against the same, it being
expressly understood that the Bill be opposed,
unless a clause be inserted against the ad-
mission of any Steam Engine, stationary or
locomotive, attached to the Rail-way, being used
within the boundary of the town of Liverpool.
We likewise understand that a similar feeling
pervades the town of Manchester.

It is reported that the French Police at Calais
have orders to open all letters sent by private
expresses from this country, and that three ex-
presses have been already subjected to this visi-
tation, and the letters, of which they were the
bearers, inspected by the French Authorities at
that port.
Mr. Secretary CANNING was much better yes-
terday. Doctor HoLLAND and Mr. Snu'rEtt
continue to attend the Hight Hon. Gentleman.
Yesterday the Earl of LIVERPOOL transacted
business with Mr. Secretary CANNING, at the
Foreign Office, Downing-street.
BRISTOL AND ENGLISH CHANNELS.--A Public
Meeting on the proposed stupendous measure of a
Ship Canal, to unite these Channels, took place
on Thursday last, at Taunton. The subject was
fully discussed, and the object was supported
unanimously by many of the most respectable in-
habitants of the counties through which the line
of time projected Canal is intended to pass, all of
whom heartily agreed on the vast importance of
the measure in the promotion "of commerce and
the preservation of human life.
The influence of the Right lion, the CHAN-
CELLOR of the EXCHEQUER'S statement on Mon-
day last, though defeated at the Docks, was
most speedily felt in the neighboorhood of Pa-
lace-yard. The motion was scarcely read from
the Chair, when, at Iler,LAmy's, the price on all
wines was reduced. On Port, the reduction was
a shilling per bottle, though the actual duty
given up is hut 9d.
The intention of Government to send out
2,000 Irish emigrants to Canada is to lie carried
into execution immediately. They will sail from
Cork direct for Quebec as soon as shipping can be
provided. Surgeons are to be appointed, at the
expellee of Government, to accompany the pas-
sengers as far as Prescot.--(Times.)
Orders were given to one of the Messengers of
the House of Commons, to take into custody several Members
who had neglected to obey the call of the House. Mr. CROSRIE,
one of the Members, is in Ireland, whither a Messenger must
proceed to serve the order.
Mr. RaouGHAst gave notice on Wednesday,
that if he heard of any jobbing for votes in the Committee on
the Liverpool and Manchester Railway Bill, he should call
upon the House to negative the decision of the Committee,
whatever it mightjbe.
Mr. OWEN.—At the last Meeting of the Lon-
don Co-operative Society, on Thursday night, a letter from this
Gentleman was read from the Chair, stating that be had pur-
chased Harmony from Mr. RAPPE for 30,000/., and that he was
about commencing operations for the formation of an establish-
ment on the principle of mutual co-operation and community
of property.
A Ward mote of Vintry Ward was held yester-
day morning, to receive the returns of the scrutiny demanded
by Mr. CROOK. There are 45 votes objected to in all, on the
parts of Illessrs. CROOK, DICKENS, and GmtnATT, the three
lowest candidates on the poll. Only five or six of these were
decided, and the %Vardmote was adjourned till Monday.
We hear it confidently stated, that an action
character has been for
has been commenced by the father of a popular
singer against a Nt.c on LORD, for the seduction
soofmheis
months
(Morning Paper.)
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equivocalwhose than her condition.—