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London, England, 1821-07-23 00:00:00

joy or 411 the illhab;tant.t, who rezeive h;r:a W i 1 `ti
every marl: of affection and loyalty wheneve r
appears in public. On the 19th, his Majesty
viewed the immense works and sluices of the
North Holland Canal, lately constructed, with
which he expressed his entire satisfaction, after a
most minute investigation."—(Putch Papers,
July 21.)
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:From a New York EVectingPaper of the lath June, received
this morning.)

ST. AUGUSTINE, Jura: 7.—On Tuesday ar-
rived off this harbour the United States schooner
Porpoise, from which a communication was re-
ceived by the Governor, announcing its readiness
to convey the Spanish officers and soldiers to iHu-
vannah in the evening the schooner weighed
anchor, and stood out for sea.—To-day arrives

the United States schooner Nonsuch with the
Spanish Commissioner ARREDONDO from Ha-
vannalk ; he is said to bring orders from the Cap-
tain-General for an immediate surrender; the
American troops being at St. Mary's, some few
days will elapse before the exchange of flags.
CHARLESTON, JUNE 10.-We have received by
the brig Catherine Ilavannah Papers to the Ist
of June. The Editor of one of the public papers,
printed in the Havannah, has been tried for pub-
lishing a libel and acquitted.—A passenger was
informed by Col. FOR.BES that the necessary ar-
rangements for the delivery of the Floridas to
the United States had been made, and the Hor-
net was to sail on the day following for Pensa-
cola, with orders for Ilia evacuation of those pro-
vinces by the Spanish Commandant,, and occu-
pation by the American troops.

The probability of a war between Russia and
Turkey becomes stronger every day ; and on Sa-
turday the rumours upon this subject were so
positive and alarming, as to produce a very con-
siderable depression in the funds. It will indeed
be almost impossible, in the event of a rupture,
for this country to avoid taking part in the con-
test ; and it is too probable that the collision
would even have the effect of again involving all
Europe in the flames of war. This is a very awful
aspect of affairs. Not that we think either the
energies or resources of the British Empire are so
impaired as to disqualify her for undertaking
active operations with her wonted vigour and
promptitude, should the alternative of war be un-
avoidable. On the contrary, we believe there
are few sound Political Economists who are not
of opinion, that with the boundless productive
powers which England possesses, the waste ar
destruction of ware by opening new vents for
her produce, and stimulating the demand for
her industry, would rather be beneficial than
otherwise to her general prosperity—at least
for a temporary period. But war necessarily car-
ries so many frightful evils in its train,—its per-
manent consequences are generally so injurious to
all parties,—its demoralising influence is' 5°
powerful and extensive,—and Europe, lately
bleeding at every pore, and ravaged with fire
and sword from one extremity to the other,
still stands so much in'need of continued repose
to recover her from the effects of recent con-
vulsions,—that we cannot but contemplate even
the remote possibility of a recurrence of such
horrors, with the most painful and sickening emo-
tions. The rumours respecting the progress of
the Greeks are still contradictory; some accounil
representing them as every where prosperous awl
successful, while others state that they
encountered severe, though partial, disasters.
the
Should the Russian troops, however, pass
frontiers, the tause of the Greeks will of course
gain an irresistible accession of strength.

Brandenburgh Rouse was observed to be ilFan
unusual bustle, at the early hour of four in tit'''.
morning of Saturday. About six o'clock he r
MAJESTY'S travelling carriage, with four horses,
drove up to the door with imperials, Scc. The
QUEEN entered the vehicle accompanied by LadY
A. llANtitzrorti Alderman Woon, and Count
VASALLI. The answer yesterday to inquirert
was :—" her MAJESTY is gone we know "
whither."—( Morning Post, July 93.) tiG
Friday night, soon after nine o'clock,the
left town for his lodge, at Windsor.—We rerice
to say that his MAJESTY is in excellent healthi
and has not suffered from the severe fatigues °
Thursday.
It is understood that on or about Saturday,
4th of August, his MAJESTY will embark on boar
his yacht for Ireland.
It is now said that his MAJESTY will not 11°;
nour \Vynnstay with his presence until after in
return from Ireland. This delay will, however'
enable Sin WATKIN WILLIAMS WYN NE to. re
ceive his Sovereign in a more appropriate mantle°,
Saturday morning, at five o'clock, Prince Lrio
POLO, accompanied by Sir W. SMEETONr 800
Dr. STOCMAR, left town, with his suite, in t!
travelling carriages, for Dover, to proceed abr,c
on a
Yesterday Divine Service was perforoVsik
the KING'S Household at his Palace in Pail re of
by the Rev. F. W. BLOMBERG.—The Dof
CAMBRIDGE attended Divine Service ,veliYauf
at the Nl.agdalen Chapel, Lambeth.—Yl6ocs:
the Duke of CLARENCE and the Princess', %Ott'
TA attended Divine Service at the Char'l.-Ct,t
—The Duchess of KENT, the Duchess 9
eig ,
RENEE, accompanied by her brother the r . e Ser,
Duke of SAXE MEINING EN, attended pineso°
vice yesterday at the Royal German Cbqe
heard a sermon by the Rev. Dr. Kueitn• ossibl4
The Times seems to be making ever-,,f44 and
exertion to reach the climax of fall that Parr
misrepresentation. In a paragraph 14 thrill Per
of Saturday, it was said, that " a ,c°oo, when his
varied the whole assembly in the Pod titles, will
MAJESTY, in the list of his style:,, It is "-
proclaimed Duke of BnuNsvOtrch a silly and an
necessary to state, that this is
nous that nothiog
impudent untruth, for it is o ea one to
short of Omnipotence could
g 4 whole assernbl2l.'
enter into the breasts of the
the
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and besides, all who were in t did
ns presen
well, that nine-tenths of the persof
Hall know Ter/.
the Duke of
not observe whether the titl ° t To what
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BRUNSWICK was proclaimed
tired by unprincipld
degrading shifts are men re ruled 23.)
t $ malignity (Neu, Miles