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Petersburgh of the MTN of February and Ist of
March, received by the Dutch Mail, do not
contain any political news :from Russia, or any
allusion to the Turkish Mai lifesto or the, affairs
of Greece:—

BERLIN, 31411C11 8.
Mr. Brook Taylor, the new Brit tish Ambassador, had his
first audience on the 4th.
Russian couriers pass through this city almost daily.—
The Emperor's camp equipage said to have already left
St. Petersburgh. It is affirmed tb at, as matters now stand,
Prussia and Austria will take a greater part in the affairs
of the East.

HANOVER, MARCH RI.

The journal of this city, in a: aswer to the London jour-
nals, which say that the Duke! of Cambridge is very ill,
and that Sir W. Knighton has been sent by his Majesty
to Hanover to attend him, declares that his Royal High-
ness is not only in perfect health, but that be has not been
indisposed for a long time.

ST, PETERSBURGH, FEB. 27.

His Majesty has again ordered the Synod to report the
means which it deems the best calculated, on the one hand
to promote the education of youth, who are intended for
the Church, and, on the other, to secure a better income
to the Clergy, and particularly to the parish priests; above
all, in poor parishes.
Marquis Paulucci has again obtained five months' leave
of absence, to travel.

HAGUE, MARCH 13.

The Schoon Verbond, Capt. de Krayer, which arrived
on the 10th in the Tcxel, 'Loin Batavia, brings letters from
that place.to 16th Nov., but they contain no news.
VIENNA, MARCH 6.
Metalliques, 89 ; Bank Shares, 1,020.

The drama in Portugal begins to deepen.
Don MIGUEL has already thlown off the
mask and only waits the departure of
the British troops to overthrow the
Constitution. We could have hoped for nothing
else from the pupil of METTERNICH and the ab-
solute policy of the Court of Vienna. It seems that
MIGUEL had acted with great duplicity while in
this country, and affected to be quite friendly to
the Constitution, in order that he might procure
a loan to enable him the better to subvert it. How-
ever, by the spirited conduct of Sir F. LAMB,
the money which had arrived in Lisbon was not
allowed to be landed, our Ambassador well
knowing that as the British Government were
guarantee for its repayment, the loss would fall
on us. This was good generalship in the out-
set, and may convince Don MrotiEr, that we
are in earnest. If the Constitution be de-
stroyed, of which there is little doubt, we
have incurred a great expense to no purpose,
but to increase our debt. If the Portuguese
people cannot appreciate the benefits of a liberal
Constitution, they will not thank us for compel-
ling them. The great mass of the people are
oppressed by the avarice of the Nebles and the
tyranny of the Priests. Portugal wants a moral
hurricane to purify the minds of the people.
another column will be found a very interest-

ing letter from the Correspondent of a Morning
Paper, and the following are some extracts from
the Gazettes. The four Peers have been ac-
quitted :

LISBON, ]LARCH 3

His Highness the Infants Regent, has appointed the
Marquis de Berba, Peer of the Kingdom ; the Bishop of
Vizeu, Peer of the Kingdom; and Senhor Principal Freire,
to be Counsellors of State.

His Highness has ordered the Urania corvette to cruize
on the coast of Portugal, for the protection of commerce.
The Cybele corvette is to sail from the Azores on the sth
inst., for the same purpose.
MAncti 4.—The Gazette contains the conclusion of
the trial of the four Peers, who are unanimously acquitted,
and resumed their seats in the Chamber.

MARCH s.—The Gazette contains three Decrees of the
Prince Regent :-
1. Accepting the resignation of the Conde de Villa
Real, Minister of War. . .

2. Appointing the Conde de Rio Pardo, to be Minister
of War.

3. Appointing .the Conde de Villa Real, Minister for
Foreign Affairs, which post he held ad interim.
. .

6.—The Gazette gives the account of the pre-
sentation of Sir F. Lamb to the Prince Regent, to whom
he delivered his credentials as Ambassador Extraordinary,
and Minister Plenipotentiary, from the Court of Great
Britain.

Maacif 7.—The Gazette officially announces the form
hich is to be used in the Acts of the Government, In
the promulgation of the laws, usually promulgated in the
name of the King, it is to be "Don Miguel, Infante Re-
gent of the Kingdoms of Portugal and Algarve, and their
Dominions, in the name of the King ;" and the same, with
the customary variations, on other occasions.

His Highness has been pleased to discharge Major.
General Carlos Frederico de Caula from the office of Gover.
nor of Extremadura, and to appoint in his room, Lieut.
General the Viscount de Veiros.

Despatches have been received this afternoon
at the Foreign and Colonial Offices, from Sir
_ _

FREDERICK LAMS, our Ambassador at Lisbo►
Their purport fully bears out our comment
upon the conduct of Don MIGUEL.

We rejoice to perceive that the subject of the
Corn Bill is shortly to come under the consider-
ation of Parliament ; Mr. PEEL having stated
last night that the President of the Board of
Trade will to-day give notice when the measure
is to be brought forward. Till it is finally

settled this country can never be said to be in a
state of tranquillity, the manufacturing and agri-
cultural interests being in constant collision, and
regarding each other, rather as belligerents, than
as subjects of the same Monarch.

Gibraltar Papers of the 28th ultimo, are re-
ceived. They mention that a French convoy of
forty-six sail, at Cadiz, bound to the Mediterra-
nean, and intended to convey the French garri-
son of that place to Toulon and Marseilles,
suffered much in the gale which took place on
the night of the 18th.

Bombay Papers to the 25th October have this
morning been received at the North and South
American Coffee-house. They contain nothing
of the least importance, except the death, on the
Sth of that month, of Lieut.-Col. H. M. SCOTT,
commanding the garrison of Bombay, to whose
memory these Papers pay a handsome tribute of
respect. He has left a widow and daughter to
lament his irreparable loss. The funeral was at-
tended by his Excellency Sir Tilos. BRAD•
FORD, Commander-in-Chief, the Staff of the
Army, and all the Officers of the Garrison.

Lord Viscount EBRINGTON, P.G.M. for
this county, intends holding a
.Provincial Grand Lodge in
this town, on the 17th of April next, and will at the same
time dedicate the New Freemason's Hall. Report says,
that a number of the Provincial Grand Officers of Devon,
Cornwall, and Somerset, will be present.—Devonport
Telegraph.

COMMAND NIGIIT.—It was officially com-
municated to the LORD MAYOR on Wednesday, that his
Excellency the LORD LIEUTENANT will visit the Theatre,
in State, on to-morrow evening.—Dublin Freeman's
Journal.