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LONDON,
THURSDAY BUYING, NOV. 23, 1826,

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The length and importance of the Debate given in
our Paper of yesterday, obliged us to omit our usual
notice of the contents of the French Papers of
and the Etoile of Monday morning; they contained,
however, nothing of importance ; and • the Papers of
Monday, with the :toile of Tuesday morning, which
reached us last night, are equally barren.
A letter. from Jassy, dated Oct. 28, states that the
arrivni of ,a Tartar, bringing the ratification of the
Sth..-rAs to the additional Convention of the Treaty
of Bucharest, was expected to take place during the

next day.
An Austrian engineer, BETSETZUY, lately exhibit-
ed his steam-gun, which resembles that invented by
Mr. PERKINS, before the Officers of the garrison of
PresbUrg. Fifteen minutes were sufficient to heat it
so as to throw the balls, which succeeded each other
with such rapidity that the ear could not separate the

reports.
The Journal des Debats mentions, under the head
of Lisbon, Nov. 8, that a report has been spread that
the Bishop of CHAVES has proclaimed throughout
his diocese, with all the usual formalities, the Emperor
DON PEDRO as King 'of Portugal, and that that step
has Met with the approbation of the Government and
the Chambers. It adds, that a great number of the
ChaMber of .Peers have met and come to a resolution
that a motion should be made in the Chamber for an
Address to DoN PEDRO, praying his Majesty to
come and place himself in person at the head of •the
Government of his Kingdom of Portugal.
The state of the revenue of Portugal is spoken of
as prosperous, and the treasury to be well supplied.
The PRINCESS REGENT had received from the Em-
peror of BRAZIL a decree of the Senate, acknowledg-
ing DON PEDRO D'ALCANTARA,, the first male child
of the EMPEROR, as the legitimate Heir to the Throne.
Private correspondence from Madrid 'speaks of it as
probable that the Spanish Government will recognize
the new Government of Portugal. The Apostolicals,
however, Continually labour against the institutions of
that country, and the frontieVauthorities are extremely
watchful to prevent communication between the two
Kingdom's. Other reports, on the other hand, go so
far as to state that Spain seriously entertained an at-
tack on Portugal, and that our Minister having sower-
taMeit that arms were purchaied and preparations made
in secret to undertake a coup, de main against POrtu-
gal, had officially declared, that any armed attempt
upon the Portuguese territory, whether effected by
Spanish troops or by Portuguese Refugees, should be
considered by England as a declaration 'of war on the
part of Spain.
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The house of Peers did not proceed to any busi-
ness last night. In the House of Commons a variety
of subjects were mentioned.
presenting a Petition
agaSiiiirstifourfitiNter 13coRniteDG
concessions itiol the Roman Catholics,
and for the suppression of the New Irish Catholic
Petition
expressed himself in very strong terms,
in accordance with the prayer of the Petition. Sir
THL)NIAS LETHBRIDGE, in presenting
a Petitimi
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upon the subject of the Corn Laws, stated his opt-
mon, that it would be right to appoint another Com-
mittee, to inquire into the state of the Corn Trade
before any decision was come to ; and Tor ALTHORP
availed himself of the opportunity of
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deciming, that
he saw DO reason for alarm from the measures which
might be proposed, but that as alarm . and distrust did