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London, England, 1826-07-03 00:00:00

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LONDON,
MONDAY EVENING, 'JULY 3, 1826•

We received last night the French Papers of Fri-
day. The Journal des Debats mentions as a report
that:Sir CHAS. STUART had arrived in the Tagus
from Rio de Janeiro, bringing with hint the new Coil/
stittltion of Portugal, and charged by the Emperor
Don'Pgnno to assist in carrying the same into effect
for which purpose the title of Marquis, as a Peer of
Portugal, has been conferred upon.
Galignanes Messenger, of the 30th ult. states, r‘
that the Russian Plenipotentiaries are to` demand
from the Porte a considerable sum, as an indemnity
for the expence to which Russia has been put in keep'
ing up the army of the Pruth on a war-footing for the
last six Years. . -A
If a demand of this nature is.to be made by Russia,
in addition to the terms contained in the renoll
Ultimatum," it will hasten, the result which, at 31'
events, sooner or later must ensue.

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Extracts from -these Papers will be found iii this
column.
of,
Faxmcir ruNns.,..-PAius, June SQ.—Five per Cant/. 9-,
20c.; 3 per Cents. 66f. bsc. 1 • Spaniahßantea, 6i ; Bank *I)
2,015 ; Neapolitan Rented, 72f. 40c. ;;Royal,Spaniah Loan, 4
—Exchange on London, One Month, 21if. 00c.; Two Mal,th's
2M. .40c.

German Papers have lieen received. since Our Ja'a..k
They contain no news worth extracting. Au articl.r-
-froni Vienna of the 19th ult., states the Emperor °
RUSSIA has created Count LEBZaLLER), the
Austrian Ambassador at his 'Court, a Kiiiht of,*.
Alexander Nesysky. .7/

FUNDS. •
19 Aletallique 90 2-s.—lliszkic Shares lII° I -S.
20 au N-10. —Do. 1119%

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, Lisbon Papers to the 17th ult. have, also reuchet!.
They contain no news from the mails:o nor any • 4-
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nature.
' A from the Prince
telllig.therei.eue
ao4friaitet
,tenotleirtaeising

REGENT to the Rtcroft of
_je, do., -Is a, rescrip.. ~>
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of the irreligious
Coimbra, tivanswer to a representation made by biln?
the University 04
Divinity and Arts; A Commission is app.inted for
reporting their transgressions, ill order that suitabl,ft
behaviour of the Students, to theieit
punishments may he decreed. ''

the consequence of
part of the Project
Intheforenoonof
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during idi
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of biCoUstitution for the rat
which had then bee-
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was tallityoidably postponed,
~Nyo jackw publish the,

greater part of it, ' and shall gave the remainder to.
morrow. We'.)initat,reijeii'e. our observations upon
this document until another day.

No particulars in. addition to those which we gave
in our Paper of. Saturday, have since been received of
the important events which had occurred in the Colom-
bian Depin Uncut of 'Venezuela. The despatches from
Sir ROBERT KER PORTER; the British Consul at the
Caraceas, were brought to England by. Mr. lIURREY,
the Vice-Consul at La Guayra, which place he left
on the • 16th May. Mr. COCKBURN, our Minister
to Colombia, arrived at La Guayra on the .sth of that
month; but sailed for Carthagena on the evening of
the 6th. His Excellency was prevented landing at
La Guayra, by the effects of a fever, under which he
had suffered, and which had fallen into his feet and
legs.

—Things remained quiet at La Guayra, at the depar-
ture ofiVEr. HURREY, and it was not expected that
any thing material would occur till the return of Bo-
LI VAR, who was daily expected at Bogotafrom Peru.
The accounts which- have reached' us do not de-
scribe the specific causes which have led to this Revo-
lution ; nor define very accurately the objects of the
party who have' brought it about. They rather attribute
it to a restlesS and insubordinate spirit, which PAEZ
availed himself of. for the accomplishment of ambitious
objects. •
Other reports state, that much dissatisfaction had
been felt for Some tittle past generally throughout the
department, at the inconvenience of having the
.seat of
Govertnnent at so great a :distance, and that the public
expression of thissentiment had been hastened by the
impeachment of PA EZ, who was about to attend the
summons he had received from Bogota to •appear be-
fore the Senate, when some_ person's got about him
and persuaded hitt to put himself at the head of their
party. Whatever may have been the cause, however,
of this Revolution, it appears to have. spread so wide
both at Caracas and Valencia, that we doubt Whether
the presence of BOL IVA R himself, on his return, will
be able to resiSt

We have • received this forenoon, Buenos-Ayres
Papers down to the 3d May, from which we make the
following extracts

Letters have also been received to the same date by the Duke
of York packet, by which it appears that the blockade of Buenos
Ayres by the Brazilians is very ineffective, several ,vessels baying
arrived-at that place unobserved. Both fleets were down the river
out of sight, and they were hourly in expectation of an engage-
ment taking place ; ►n the mean time trade was nearly at a stand,
and dollars at 30 per cent. premium.