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London, England, 1824-09-16 00:00:00

ulterior views might be. Nor is it possible to
suppose that he returned with a view to restore
the sovereignty of the Mother-Country, because,
besides the aspirings of ambition, he must be con-
vinced that the dominion of Old Spain even if it
would be restored, would be of short duration.
The progress of knowledge would prove to him
that mankind are now too sensible of their poli-
tical rights to relinquish independence, after
they had once attained it, and that there
Was little danger of revived subjugation, from
the exhausted state of FERDINAND'S trea-
sury at home, The circumstance of Captain
QUILSII remaining, by desire of huantor., off
S°lo la Marina, %here he landed, two or three days
beyond the period requested by the latter is
a proof that some obstacle had occurred, though
it may not have been of so serious a nature as
that he was actually shot on the 13th of July, as
stated by many concurring reports.

ELLOW FEV ru.—lt is with regret we hear,
that Letters were received yesterday from
Charlestown, stating that the Yellow Fever had
made its appearance in that City.

LEW, WednesdaN Morning, Five o'clock.—
It
addition to the information afforded you by
the accompariying Etude of the 34th, 1 hasten to
communicate that though there has been no offi-
cial declaration of the death of Louis XVIII.,
there can be no doubt that it has taken place, as
the Performances at the French theatre at Bnu-
i°g" Were suspended last night in the middle
the first piece by an order of the Sons
lotel
11refet... An express arrived from Paris at the
fVille at Boulogne at half-past seven
flats nfght. The Sous Prefet had a party
`4lTlish gentlemen to dinner at the time, but
Mattgtt no communication was made to the com-
Y, it was understood that it brought the con-
firmation, of the King's death. An order was in.
;,aetly sent to the theatre to stop the perform.
4
iice.
The Bourse at Paris was closed by
ctiollwritY. It is understood that all passports to
uriers have been suspended. One only, that
°CI4. Rothschild reached here yesterday. As
faras r
'it!) learn,every thing was perfectly tran-
?c at Paris, and with respect to this place and
c°.ukle, the news of the King's death is re.
ettied with perfect indifference.
Lett

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, .ers dated the 25th of July arrived yester-
day from
there froth Rio de
Pernambuco. By accounts received
Janeiro, of the 13th of that
inilotst.b, it appeared that the FairEnon, the app.re-
ensions of
ceased ~was again directing his
als invasion from Portugal having
ttiority in the attention to the
restoration of Qrder and submission to his au-
011‘.erefore !I Province of Pernambuco. lie had
-ispatched the Real Carolina,
t,ther large vessel, and au-
with two schooners, to resume
.
(I"4' blockade of the port of Pernambuco. Little
.344 was therefore entertained of the speedy
ve.rhrow of CARVALIIO and his party, of whose
Position, however, since his defeat by MOIMADO,
aothing
more is known.

r. CANNING is attended on his journey to
„-..eiand by Lord HOWARD de WALDEN, and
.is
—Pocted will take up his residence at Plicentx
Pa 1,
1e,44. The Right Hon. Secretary has taken Mr.
"..444Ams, the King's Messenger, with hint.
00,41, r• HusTER, the King's Messenger, was sent
-ithiram the Foreign Office on Tuesday evening,
dispatches for Sir CHARLES STUART, Our
'lTassador at Paris.
tPrince PoLIGN AC, the French Ambassador,
raillacted business yesterday afternoon at the
p •
oreign ffice.
S The cluNormLoo. of the EXCHEQUER and Lady
ItORINSON left their residence in Down-
,.ieloetn,for the seat of Countess de GREY, at
ai..tirgr.essttr se
ternoon. Selsoe, Bedfordshire, on Tuesday
itelha Earl of CLARENDON, we are sorry to
?ill is seriously indisposed at Bath.
ablei4l Earl of HARRINGTON, who has. been
t
indisposed since his arrival in town, is ge
„linette R 1/ttter
said, are" MINA and Colonel llAmturo' N it is
ten dayg.g°lnit to South America within eight or
His
hone ~P4l Highness the Duke of SUSSEX will
1111,1:1;;Ie Norwich Festival with his presence,
of N --ring the week, be the guest of the Bishop
of
te The Royal Duke, it is said, will
elkhatn.
Pay a visit to T. W. COKE, at
Great Paris dissatisfaction appears to be felt it
of theaßt :thi; shutting of the theatres on account
loin Kin illness. To make the Parisians
din: corn
Pensation for this havoc among their or-
the enj"nients, we observe that on Sunday
NoYtt had horse-races in the Champs de Mars.
dhco"hig could be more likely to create a serious
vertunntent at Paris than the interference of Co-
for a-lent with public amusements, or au order
it is and strict mourning.
101,8,said that the Earl of llAnEwoon and
.
datelise; Wir.solv,‘ of Ingmanthorpe, are catch-
all'. Pr the purchase of the Duke of DEVON-
. fE 3 Wetherby estates.
you!RACITY.—The Chinese annals relate,. thhhaits
W0rt1444"1
_,rnti.Entekee }o:on4e diverting himself in the gat:d.iisn with his
,%"inepresence of his preceptor, said u4on.e4 oU,Thap
King of such a Oece."
tepliea t i your
ti,g(ll.eg ? said theprecepwr hastil 1 w‘as only insjest,
erince. "Sir," said the preceptor, the word of a
c) a King
~Qqd I°4l never bejest you have made the
''eatio—rit be so—your word cannot be recalled. 1 e no-
rh_ was accordingly confirmed.
day tee as
.Theatre was opened on Tues.-
the o”elulight, and Air. SINCLAIR acted Prince Orlando in
A. 1144 of The Cabinet.
the b "le Duke, who was much addicted to
with attle, en a
masquerade night, asked FOOTE,
lie hiinTll be was intimate, what new character
Ford 411`,L.,(1 go
LE in it "Go sober," said FOOTE.
tO vt4LNBOTtOUGII is shortly to be married
la(4 Se
after." "lan's., the daughter of Admiral DIGIIT,
hie"'a courtship of short duratoin.—(York
pt. 11.)