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London, England, 1825-06-17 00:00:00

NSW YORK. MAY As.

IRON Tll2 ADV 21111122.
The Colombian frigateVenesusia,Captaindifavaro, arrived below►
on Saturday treeniag, thirty days from Carthagena--passenger
Dr. Francis Lopes, bearer of a treaty of Commerce; and an sr-
rangement for the impression of the Slave Trade : the frigate came
up yesterday, and fired a mime, which was answered by the Fort
at Govern's% Island; she is English built, carries Si guns and
213 men. "
Iffsmab.—The Ma Fern alosicele recently stated that there was
no truth in the report from bleak* of the intended invasion of
Cuba : the Editor is Misinformed, at least in put, fir we have jest
conversed with a very intelligent Gaudreau, a particular friend, to
whoa► we are indebted for some important letters front "Mexico,
during the late winter, who is just arrived from Alvarado and
Tampico. He assures us that the expedition was in a state of pre-
paration, bat there was no doubt that the chief object was to create
a diversion that would have a favourable effect upon the operatiensl
of the Republicans against the fortress of St. Juan d'Ulloa, which
is still held by the Royalists. Immense offers have been made to
buy the Governor. Everything in llkeico is improving, and the
country is becoming procperoos.
• NEW YORK, MAY 24.

We understood that sr. Rufus King, appointed Minister Pleat-
potentiory to the Court of .St. James's, has positively engaged the
'centre cabin of the packet skip Pacific, to sail on the Ist Jew.

BAHIA, MARCH 2s.

Arrived. a Spanish btig.of war from Mica : reports baring tome
wounded Officers on board, and that they left the coast of Peru in
fuels haste that they were unable to procure water. Also reports,
that Valdez left in the seventy-four which sailed in•company.
Ezehange on London from 5 to 51.

rte'French Pipers Of Wedneiday have reached us.
They contain little intelligence either foreign or do-
mestic. Both the. French Chambers were closed on
Monday bya kora 00Iona-Ince, after a Session of more
than ordinary duration and-importance. The Ministers
carried the two sneasnres they liked most at heart"..:-the
reduction of tbe Rages and the indemnity to the emi-
grants; but we scarcely know whether to congratulate
them on their success in this respect or not, *ince Aie
forme* agyearito have proved abortive, and vse are fnr
from thinking that the latter measure is calculated to
he .1 those Ott *druids and dissensions wkich we wrre
told it would 09. An ankle from Augsburgh states.
that M. de I.ll:sinksart had just passed through She
South of Germany. travelling with OA greatest possible
evedition, and.that...kw was the bearer of important dis-
pinches to thellroper'sp' AXEIANDIR, at Warsaw. The
peak nitres the' ettpy of a new Act pasied '67:4he
ilia/14n Parliamen.; establishing the power avid
Won of the Ecclesiaatical li'erarchy of the orthodoa

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Greek Church. .The following are the principal Are-
,
cies (their number amnants 19 7g):
.• Hierarchy careless*/ four Metropolitans. one Archbishop;
and two Suffragans. O. of the Metrupolitsne shall be invested
la rotation with ?be &Or, a the Nearch of the Greek Church
.." The Prelate can in Mduring one Session of the Letilitenie •
else corrcypond dish a Foreign Power,
except through a Governor. General.
Ne Prelate can, withinit permission of tbe-Gaverument, intro-
duce into his diocese new regulations in Ecelssiaitical matters.
• No lonian F.celesisstie can be consecrated nut of theionlan States.
" No Predate shall interfere in matten beloagiug to the
Authorities.
" The Prelates receive a flied salary from the State.
IS Whenever it is intended to build a new Church; the plan is to
be laid before the Government.

" The Lord High Commissioner has assigned 10.000 tablets
(70,000 francs) to, be paid ao the poor of Corfu from the public
Treasury."
If the tenour of the letters received from NlAdrid,
which are datei the 2d instant, .could be assumed us
prophetic, a cri•is in Spain cAtin I be far distant.—
Never was the administration of the affairs of any civilised king.'
dam in a state at more " admired disorder." No. pay In any de-
partment, evil or military ; no doty to the commendry penfoemed
and the whole, therefore, in a state of bitter discontent or exas-
peration. This Is general he the Interior of the kindent, *mid be
Ithe towns along the coast ; but. it mote particularly exists in the
province of Valencia. Nothing but the presence of the French
troops prevents, perhaps, a State of onlveml chaos.
Private letters from Gibraltar to the end of May, annotmea that
Colombian privateers cruise almost all round the toasts of Spain,
and plunder and annihilate the remains of bet trade. They even
threaten her ships of war.and compel them to take zefuge tender the
protection of the land batteries, or to run themselves aground to
avoid either fighting or capture. Such tithe poverty of the Spanish
Government, that even to raise a little money it has eased
to consider having been attached to the Constitutional system
a deadly sin. The Nom is said to have issued a Tariff, ae
cording to which all the refugees, *tined as they are, may become
white as mow, by arranging in the following terms with Ile Pori.
floaters e—Fetrification of a Lieutenant-General, V)0 pisfides
'
a Major-General, 160 pistoles; a Brigadier, 150 pistol's; a Colonel,
100 pistol's; a Lieutenant• Colonel, 75 pistolre ; a Major 60 pie-
toles; a Captain, 50 pistoles; a Lieutenant, see pistoles.—A &WU
Tariff is fixed for the purification of Civil Officers.

DOVEII, JUNE 16. •
Arrived his Majesty's pack7My, Captain Hamilton, from
Calais, with the Prince Maximilian de Wrede, the Hereditary
Prince de Salmi Braunfels, the Prince Philip Von Lowenstein, and
snites ; Sir Thomas and Captain Winnington, and Mr. Anderson,
who intend to leave Wright's Ship Hotel, for London, this evening.
ills Racellency Lord Burghersb,with his Lady, faniUy,and suite ;
and the Right lion. H. Williams Wynn and Lady, and Lady Dela.
mere, arrived at Wright's Ship Hotel from Boulogne, by the Me-
dalist's= packet. •
The following are a few of the arrivals at the aboie Hotel during
this week :—.The Honourable Mr. and Mrs. Byng, and family ;
Captain Lewis ; General Sir Geoige and Lady Leith. and family ;
Colonel and Mrs. Higgins and family; Captain Davis and family;
Mr. Gaylord and family; Mr. and Mrs. .1. Hooter; Mrs. Hen-
nessy and family; Captain llawick ; Mrs. Larkins and family ;
Much and family; Mr. and Miss Musgrave; the Hon. &eivait
and Lady Caroline Wortley, and family ; lion. Mr. and Mrs.
Murray and family; Lord William Thymic; Hon. Seymour Ba-
thurst and Mr. Grenville Berkeley; Colonel Papa and family;
Rev. Mr. Cheering; Hon. Mr. and Miss Corson; Mr. and Airs.
Malcolm and family; Mr. and Mrs. Ramurs • Lidy Elisabeth
Monck ; lUr. Cannon; Colonel Power and Mrs.P. Davies Cooke;
from the Continent.—His Grace the Duke of Beceleugh and Mr.
Blackney and suite; Lord and Lady Morpeth and suite; the Hon,
H. Grey Bennett and family ;. Rev. Henry and _Mrs. Wetherell;
Mr. Dishy; Air. liiddulph, Mrs. Middleton Viddulph; and family;
Mr. Simson 'Sad family; Mr. and Miss Hinchillfe ; Mr.' and 'Mrs.
Cantwelt; Mr. and Mrs. Bourits-ret and famlly—for the Continent.