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LONDON,
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT. 22, 1826.

The Paris Papers of Tuesday, and the Etoile of
Wednesday morning, reached us at a late hour last
night. _

The .Emile has an article dated Moscow, Aug. 29,
which states that the' Coronation of the EMPEROR
would certainly take place on Sunday the 3d.

The arrival of the Grand Duke CoNSTANTINE at
Moscow, appears to have been wholly unlooked-for.
It was a voluntary proof of affection and duty, not called
for by the EMPEROR, but arising on his part from a
proper feeling, that having renounced his right of suc-
cession to his brother, he stood in the same relative
situation to tlie EMPEROR which he would have done
had he been by birth his junior, and that therefore it
was right, on such am occ.asion as that of his brother's
Coronation, to do homage to him as his So'vereign.
On his arrival in the Royal presence, CoNSTAN-
TiNE renewed his oath of fidelity, .and gave full proof
of the sincerity of his loyalty and attachment.
_ .

These communications from Russia contain no far-'
ther intelligence of the irruption made by Persia on
the Russian frontier, nor do they furnish any addi-
tional light upon the causes of that aggression—as we
must, we presume, at present call it.

The Journal des Debats states, on the authority
of some of the southern journals, that the English
Minister at Madrid, had fbrmally complained of the
proceedings of the Spanish Government, in favouring
the organization of the Portuguese troops, which de-
serted into Spain ; and had subsequently notified to
the Government, that the continuance fit' the conduct
a had adopted, in reference to the Portuguese re-
fugees, would be considered by Great Britain as a
declaration cif war. The same paper adds, that Mr.
LA M B had refused to hold any further communications
with the Spanish Ministry, and had declared that he
would communicate in future directly with the KING.
It is not probable that our Minister would have

made the communications here ascribed to him—bu

that Ise should have remonstrated against the conduct
of Spain with reference to the late events in Portugal,
is to be expected. England and Portugal have long
been bound by ties of amity and friendship. The
new Constitution of Portugal has been priinipally
brought about by the influence of England, and ‘s

io uouot, be guaranteed and proteeteu by her.

The pretended 'Proclamation of DON MIGUEL,
which, according to the French Papers, is circulated
in Portugal, is of course the production of some of
those slaves, who tremble the introduction of Insti-
tutions which, by encouraging knowledge and princi-
ples of freedom, must shake to atoms 'Governments
which are founded on the principles
arbitrary power. of bigotry and

Fattsicx Futins.--,Panty, Sm. 19.--,Five per Cents. 98f.
65e. Three per Cents. 66f.; Bank Actions, 2020 f. ;' Betties de
Naples, 73f. 10c. ; Spanish Loin, 46;ff.

We received this morning the Frankfort Journal of
the 15th instant. It contains no political news. Prince
METTERNicti, about whose movements so much has
been" said, appears to Itai,e arrived at Carlshrue. The
friends of learning will he glad to hear that a new
University is shortly to be established at Munich:—

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