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tance into hearts faithful to their legitimate Sovereign, and
the brave nation to which they belong.
On the occasion of this happy anniversary his Majesty
received, in the Palace of Queluz, the congratulations of
the foreign Rliuisters at this Court, and gave the berga-
mano to a numerous assemblage of persons of all classes,
who had the high honour of appearing in the presence of
his Majesty, who was pleased to receive them with the
affability that characterises the best of Kings.
The colours were hoisted on the forts and the ships in
the Tagus, and salutes were fired at sun-rise, noon, and
sun-set. The whole capital was spontaneously illuminated
in the evening. The illumination of the Senate-house
was particularly splendid.
The Board of Health has published an edict regulating
the term of quarantine for vessels from the United States
of North America, in order to prevent the introduction
of the yellow fever. The preamble to this edict says, that
two Spanish ships, from Manilla, having arrived at Cadiz
were sent to perform quarantine at Mahon, because it was
known before their arrival that the cholera morbus had
manifested itself at Manilla.
The Diario Mercantil of Cadiz publishes a similar
edict of the Board of Health in that city.

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The following are extracts from German Pa-
pers received this morning :
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VIeNNA, JULY 4.—The Agrant Political Gazette of
28th of June has a letter from Zavaly near Bohaes, of
25th of June, which says—" On the 13th inst. the
Turkish Captain Bohaes received positive information
from Stolacz in the Herzegowina, that Ali Namik Paella
had arrived there on the Bth and was very well received
by the great men of the country.
" The tract between the frontiers of Dalmatia, Monte-
negro, and Stolacz had entirely returned to its allegiance,
but Mostar was still in the hands of the rebels. The
Grand Vizier's troops were advancing and already at Ka-
lussin, half way between Piristinia and Sarajoo and some
envoys of the Grand Vizier arrived on the Bth in different
districts of the Herzegowina and even in Stolacz.
" Many of the guilty bad fled for refuge to tie Montene-
grins. Ali Natnik means to wait for reinforcements that
will be brought by the Turkish fleet, and will then act in
co-operation with the Grand Vizier against Bosnia."
The same Gazette contains a proclamation addressed to
the Bosnians at the instance of the Porte by the Servian
Prince Milosch Obbrenovich.

The Prince tells them that they and Mustapha
of Scutari, in rebelling against the Sultan are wholly in
the wrong, for whoever resists his Monarch, or my au-
thority, rebels against God himself. Every person, says
he, in the world, from the Sovereign to the ploughman,
endeavours to keep his property; now, the obedience of
all his subjects is the property of the Sultan. If the
Pacha of Scutari had known that they would not join him,
he would not have rebelled against his Sovereign, so that
they are to blame for all those troubles. As their neigh-
bour, he and his nation naturally wish for their prosperity,
and he therefore advises them to lay down their
arms, encouraging them by the example of several
Pachas who have submitted and been freely par-
doned. 60,000 men and 150 pieces of cannon are,
he says, coming against them ; their allies, the Albanians,
are defeated, and INlustaplia Pacha has been obliged to fly.
He, therefore, exhorts them to submit, assuring them that
the goodness of the Sultan is inexhaustible, and that they
have nothing to fear from his anger. He offers to be their
mediator, and alleges his own example. " I was myself
a rebel," says he, " against my Sovereign, and what (lid
I obtain by it? Only that blood was shed—much blood;
that I was obliged humbly to kneel and implore pardon,
which the noble heart of the Emperor graciously granted
me." In fine, he tells them that if he with his servants
should be obliged to take the field against them, he will
convince the Emperor and the world that he is a faithful
servant of his Sovereign. Ilis proclamation is dated
Kragoevacz, May 20 (June I), 1831 ; signed Milosch
Obrenovich, Prince of Servia.
VIENNA, JULY 4.—Five per Cent. Metalliques 78:11.
Four per Cents., 67 7-16. Bank Shares 983.

The accounts from Warsaw reach down to
the 7th instant, but they are so vague that
little faith can be placed in them. The
cause of Poland still keeps up, and events
of momentous importance are evidently near
at hand. It is said that Wilna is captured. If
so, Lithuania is lost for ever to Russia :

WARSAW, Jurx 7.—The Warsaw State Gazette
makes mention of two vague reports, both of which re-
quire confirmation ; the first is, that General Gielgud had
been killed in a battle with the Russians, a cannon ball
having carried off both his legs ; the other is, that
while the Russians with the greater part of their
force had gone from Wilna to Kowno, General
Dembinski, who was on the other side of the Wilia, had
made himself master of Wilna after a must desperate
combat.

The Polish Gazette complains, that at the time of the
discovery of the conspiracy at Warsaw, the Russian pH-
Boners of war at Czenstochne and Pilitza had availed them-
selves of the too great liberty that was allowed them to
make their escape.

VIENNA, JULY 5 —The Observer mentions a new
battle on the 22d, that is three days later than that fought
by Gen. Rudiger on the right bank of the Wieptz. In this
last battle General Chrzanowski, who left the environs of
Zamosc on the 20th, is said to have been defeated near
Lublin, with the loss of six hundred prisoners, and six pieces
of cannon, all which had passed through Uscilug on
the 25th, General Kaionroff was on the 25th at Ami-
nigon on the right bank of the Bug, and some detachments
of infantry and cavalry were sent beyond Hinbiczow, to
observe the roads to Zamosc. On the 24th a continued
cannonade was heard towards Krasiusk on the right bank
of the Vistula, and several Polish detachments were seen
from the Gallician frontier, retreating towards Zawichost.
THE HAGUE, Ju 14.—We learn that his Majesty's
ship the Zeeuw, of 84 guns, Captain Ryk, is put in com-
mission, and will shortly sail from Flushing, where she
now lies up the Scheldte, and take a position before the
north fort, opposite Antwerp.
Baron Von Wessenberg, who is still here, is said to be
waiting for an answer to a dispatch.
The Court is going into mourning for the Grand Duke
Constantine, the account of whose death was brought here
on Monday by an extraordinary courier.
Her Majesty the Queen is expected in a few days from
Berlin.

ANISTCRDAM, JULY iry
Actual Debt, 234 per cent 375( to 373,i
Annort Syndic, 44 per cent. S9A to 604,4
Ditto, ditto, 3Nt per cent.
Exchange on London
Two Months ll 92 5-10 to 11 90.

We regret to state that the famine and pesti-
lence of which we have lately had such fright-
ful details, and which have apparently so affected
the susceptible hearts of the Irish Bishops and
Pluralists, as to have stupified them into abso-
lute lethargy, have spread from the southern to
the western districts of Ireland, where they are
daily committing the most shocking ravages.
" It is vain"—says a Catholic Bishop, the
Reverend Dr. FRENCH, in a letter which
will be found in another column--" to par-
ticularize in such a wide and expanded scene
of terrific and almost universal devastation. In
a community of 45,000 souls, there are not, I
am sure, less than 30,000 in extreme distress,
and including the distressed districts in both
thec numberounties(G piningal
way and Mayo) I cannot estimate
in afflicted indigence at less
than Italia million. Hordes of famishing human
beings, from all parts, daily swell our ow pecu-
liar share of misery, and we are infrequent appre-
hension of falling victims to contagion." T.
this simple yet heart-rending detail what can be
added ? Nothing, except to impress upon the
charitable and the munificent the necessity of
continuing their exertions.

RE-OPENING OF BLACKFRIA RS-BRIDGE.-
The carriage-load of this bridge, which has been undergo-
ing a thorough repair during the last month, was thrown
open for vehicles on Saturday evening, at six o'clock. The
new pavement laid down is a most durable and excellent
one, and the expellee of the repairs is estimated at about
6,000/. The road way has been raised to the original
height, and the declivity
is now as great as before the
Macadamization of the bridge, seven years ago. The
foot-path is now only four inches above the carriage-road,
affording greater security to passengers. The tolls of
Waterloo and Southwark bridges have been materially in-
creased since the stoppage of Blackfriars, to the extent,
we understand, of nearly 1001. per week,

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Quebec Papers to the 19th June, end Buenos Ayres to
the 17th April, have been received at the North and
South American Coffee-house; the Quebec Papers are
not of interest. Total amount of emigrants arrived to
June 16 are 27,364.

(From the Buenos Ayres Papers, April 16. )

The tenth bulletin of the auxiliary confederate army
was published in this city on the 13th instant. Head-
quarters the vicinity of Tio, April 1.
The official despatch which accompanies this will in-
form his Excellency of the success which the volunteers
of the Rio Tercero have had against a party of the tyrant
Paz, who had sent them from his army to occupy the
town of Conception.

The election of twelve Members to represent this city
in the House of Representatives is to take place to-morrow.
Intelligence from the national flotilla in the Uruguay,
has been received to the 12th instant, at which period all
was quiet in that quarter. Colonels Britos and Carriego
were in the vicinity of the flotilla, and were about to pro-
ed to the Bajada and Santa Fe, as commissioners on some
affairs relative to the Indians.

A private letter from Warsaw of the sth states that
the Russians have made no movement, and it was re-
marked that when the Polish troops encamped on the
ground that the Russians left, they were immediately
seized with the cholera. An inhabitant of Siedlec, who
came to Warsaw, states that 400 persons die in the Rus-
sian hospitals daily for want of care and the plague. The
Polish advanced guard had an encounter with the brigade
of Langerman, near Siedlec.
The Polish array has received orders to hold themselves
in readiness to march. The division of Romarino, which
was coming to Warsaw, have received orders to recross
the Vistula at Gera, and the Commandant of Medlin has
asked for reinforcements, as he expects to be immediately
attacked. The whole of the Polish army is in motion.
Accounts from Dantzie of the 22d June state, that every
day ships enter the above port laden with grain, and
other articles, from Russia, for the army : 150 more are
expected. Five Russian frigates of 40 guns, and other
vessels of war, have lately cast anchor there. The Prus-
sian authorities have seized several cases filled with arms
and saltpetre, destined for the Poles.

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