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London, England, 1822-04-18 00:00:00

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LISBON, MARCH 28.

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Divan, that in ease ea new war with auietendotn, a plan diould
be put in execution, which was already under' consideration
during the vow of SW Porte with Austria and Russia, in the
reigns of Joseph sad *Catherine, but the esecition of which was
then hindered by the victory of Sawarrow and Prince 'Coburg.
Fitment Fuuna.—April is, five per Cent. Consols opened at
86f. 50c. closed at 86f lloc.

A Spanish Mail, with Madrid Papers to the sth
instant, has reached us. The following are the only
articles of interest they contain:

MADRID, APRIL 4.
An express has been received to-day from Pam-
peluaa, bringing extremely agreeable information,l
which fully confutes the fatal predictions and the au-
dacious and gratuitous inculpations which attempted
" to raise a doubt of the patriotism of the people of
Pampeluna." The Decree of the Cortes for the dis-
arming of the voluntary Militia had been carried
into effect, by the prudent conduct of the Political
Chief and the other Authorities, with the greatest or-
der and without any opposition whatever. The in-
quiry into the disturbances of the 19th is proceeding
with activity.

We have received from America many printed do-
cuments and private letters, which give an idea of the
state of that country. Ambitious men resolved, at
all events to proclaim independence, without con-
sidering whether they bad all the necessary elements
to constitute a nation. Many well-disposed persons
were led away by vain theories, and by the flattering
prospects held out by those who placed themselves at
the head of the Revolution. Others, not satisfied with
the new system established by the Spanish Constitu-
tion, lent themselves to aid, to a certain point, the
plans of those who proclaimed independence, think-
ing they could stop when they pleased, and thus re-
cover the usurpations and privileges of which they
were deprived by the new laws promulgated in the
Peninsula.

These causes have concurred to effect the Revolu-
tion in the different parts of America, but especially
in Mexico. Now, that the promoters cf these dis-
turbances have attained their first object, that they
have set in motion all the passions, each endeavours
to advance his own pretensions, to realise his hopes,
to gratify his resentments, and to effect his plans, by
destroying the party opposed to him. Such is the
state of the Kingdom of Mexico.

This forenoon we received a Lisbon Mail, bringing
Papers to the SOth ult. The following are extracts:—

4 To the Provisional Junta of Government at Pernambuco.

" There having been laid before the King the Note (A) of
Mr. E. Ward, Charge d'Affaires of his Britannic Majesty in this
Court, of the Ist inst. accompanied by the letter (B) of the
Consul-General of the same nation at Brazil, of the 28th Fe-
bruary last, relating to the revision of the Tariff of Customs in
that kingdom for the valuation of the British manufactures, and
the order (D) of the Sovereign Congress in this respect : his
Majesty orders, by the Secretary of State for the affairs of Fi-
nance, that the Provisional Junta of the Province of Pernam-
buco shall immediately issue the necessary orders to the Director
of the Customs, and other competent authorities, to proceed,
without loss of rime, to the reform of the said Tariff, conform-
ably to the 13th article of the Treaty of Commerce concluded
between this Crown and his Britannic Majesty, and to transmit
the result, through the Secretary of the same department, to be
presented to the Sovereign Congress.
" Given at the Palace of Queluz, this 11th of March, 1822.
(Signed) " JOSE IGNACIO DA COSTA."

A similar order has been addressed to the Provisional Juntas
of the Provinces of Rio de Janeiro, Maranham, Para, Paraiba,
St. Paulo, Ceala, lii, Grande de St. Pedro do Sul, Santa Ca-
tharina, and Alagoas.
An official report has been received from the Captain of his
Majesty's frigate La Perola, announcing that he has been so for-
tunate as to capture the Buenos Ayres corvette the Ikroine.
Besides the above circular to the Junta of Brazil, another has
been addressed to them, reprobating the arbitrary proceedings,
which have been complained of by the British Government, of
exacting, besides the regular duties on British manufactures, an
additional and arbitrary sum, to cover the increase of the duty
which may arise from the new or future Tariff; a prastice
highly blameable, and contrary to the Treaties happily subsisting
between the two nations.

Last night, at twenty-five minutes past eight o'clock,
his MAJESTY arrived at his Palace in Pall-Mall, from
Brighton. The KING travelled with his own horses
from Sutton.
All the personages who attend the ensuing Levee
and Drawing Room, and future Courts, must be. pre-
sented to the KING on his Coronation, except they
' were present at the Levee and Drawing Room a few
days after the Coronation, or the last Levee.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER came to town
yesterday morning, from Blackheath. The Right'
Hon. Gentleman gives a grand dinner to a numerous
party next Tuesday, it being the celebration of the
KING'S Birth-day. The Marquis of LONDONDERRY
entertains the foreign Ambassadors and Ministers on
that day. Most of the Ministers and Officers of State
will also have parties.