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London, England, 1831-07-07 00:00:00

1c411".:I, INTELLIGFATE.
FALMOUTH, JULY Cie
Wind N.N,W—Asrived the "slaty, Quick. from Cork ;
the Gypsey, Hoag, from St. Domingo, ter crdcrs ; sale I
28fh .May ; mil his Majesty's packet Stanmer, Sutton, Fr, nt
Lispon, after a length. ned passage of 16 days, with usails
a'tcl dispatches. l'ise mays brought by bet is nearly of
the same monotonous nature as that furnlsb:d IT preced-
ing accounts. Don Miguel still reigns, but is evidently
aware of his very prcc trious situation, the news of Isis bro-
ther's abdication, which had b: en received in t;10 city, and
the repeated captures of the Portuguese ships by the French
squadron, h. s na daett alarmed hint much, for he is con-
stantly summoning Iris 31in's,sy, and lengthened delihna-
tiers take place, hut the tcsults a-c nut meet known ; hope,.
wats anticipated; that o's I) ,n Ped:o's arrival In assope, tha,
the file of Portugal would be soon known.
A Portuguese corvette and an East India ship had been
taken by the squadron, and sent into Brest ; the kart is
val Jell at 690,00.1. sterling,. The number of ships taken
is c'g'steen ; the crews of which are on fume the
F. Itch ship , a d have volunteered to enter the }'tench
,erv:ce. A Portogue:e seuadron is fitting out it the
Tagus, for tite manning of which they are press:fly; all
eta :s, The Sunset s;toke on the 13th June, at the est.
irancc o' the T..gus, the schooner Ann, II days from Liver-
po d. Left in tile Tagus. Ilk Illajetuy's ships Ariadoe and
Oespatch. °frac entraace spoke the J.' Endynthn, French
br.g of war, in companyiwi.h I.'.'.lclpamene and la Syrene,
frigates, L'llutear, hsig, and L'Egle, corvette, cruising.
Jely 3d, lat. 37. 33 N. long. 7. vj. W. spoke ON Int
Menny, from Lisbor.. cut Li days. f,•:. Liverpool.

Thie morning, Load a ii.l, rs COMMander•in-
Chicl, held a Levce at the lima() Guard*, which
was attended by Load John Thynne, Lord Mex-
ha r ugh, Lord G. General Hunter, General
Tra-rr, Major-General Andenicn, Majar-General
Sir A. Caraooll, Eal of I.ntrim, Ittarqiiia of
Downslaire' Lord S:ad'ord, Cumaniasary-Cion.:•tail
Pipon, Sir Edward and about thirty ‘thel-
distngtaiilled Office's.

We a;e flat awate that either the D•atch Go-
vernnient, or the Irish Loyal Protestants, are con-
nected with the Court; but the fact is, boyand all
dispute, that a most utenteroue meeting of tho
legitimate Orange Party took pl ice on Monday
evening, at the Eyre Arms, St. Joan's Wool—
More than 403, in nearly eqial proportions,
an.l female orange.-hawkers, of the Jewish persua
sion, enjoyed there ail the tzrent things understood in
the term jollification. It is an annual meeting;
and, much to their credit, it wisib..-erved that, :tiler
a p'entiful diluter, a d ince was kept up without
coullsion until the peep of thy.
DIED.— At Terraughtie, Dionfrivs, on Sunday
the 3.1 instant, 3liss MANIAS HYSLOP, third daughter of
the late WILLIAM llraLor, Esq. of beciond.
The New York Papers give accounts of two mo-
lanehoy steam boat accidents. The Geniral Jackson, which
pled b.naecti New York and Peekskill, burst her boiler on
the 7th ttlt. and was nearly shattered to ateees the• c p rs.ns
were killed, and 15 others so much injured that their ree...
very is despaired of. The we otter Loosa, from New Or
leans to Louisville, on the 13th May came in contact with
the Huntress, shout 90 miles below the mouth of the Ohio,
and eight persons perished, among whom were a father real
daughter.
FAYETTEVILLE, May 429. —Fayettevi;!e is no
more. This morning the sun nme upon us in its beauty,
and with gladdened hearts we flocked to t!.e eilurms of our
God. Now we are in ruins. The rue etonmuni. ated, it is
supposed, from a chimney, precisely in the centr of out
village, kind spread, with inconceivable rapidity, through
every street. It was just slier the congregat on had been
dismissed, about half-past twelve o'clock, when the fire wus
first discovered, • and in leas than on. hour and a half ow
village was literally a " sea of fla.ne." The goods wet..
consumed in the street,—tha engines were burst at theit
stands. The churches, though at a distance from each
other, were soon in dames. Toe tall steeple of the Presby-
tetiati church seemed a pyramid of fire; for a while it stood
firm; soon the bell descended with a crash—the steeple
trembled, tottered, and fell. The Episcopal church, which
apparently caught at the same time, was soon in ashes. The
sick were borne out of their houses, and were lyiog on pal-
lets in the streets. Others, taint and exhausted, were re-
dining on the beds which had been thrown out. Much
bodily Injury was experienced : but, so far as It is at present
known, no lives were loot.—New York Paper.

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