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approbation of the King of Po ft rooAt, but

the Ring of InioccE also.
We have also received Lisbon Papers .
of June to the 6th of July, which are chiefl,
extracts from the Spanish, French, and Eni.
From the Spanish Journals are extracted ,
from Spanish America, gala as the reconquest
and Callao, and various news from M,

April, from Cadiz Papers of 15th June.
vessels arrived or sailed, are several to

de Janeiro, Pernambuco, and Bahia.

are extracts:

LISBON, JUNE 30.

The Directors of the Bank of Lisbon

Proprietors that the Dividend for the firs,
the present yeas is thirteen a half (treze emeio) IC,,
or 17,500 for each share, the payment of which
commence on the Ist of Jay.

Juty 2. A notice from the War-office ccnts.,ins a D..
cree of his Majesty to the effect that, the departl
of the Chief of the Staff and Military Secretary beim,
abolished by a Decree of May 9th, his Maje.ty think;
fit to dismiss from their employments all persons ub
were attached to these departments; and those ss ho wee
transferred to these employments from the office of t':e
Secretary of War, may be replaced in the latter w4ll
the same title and salary that they had before the De.
cree of the 18th of August, 1823, if it should be necei-
:airy, in consequence of the final organisation which it
ordered by the Decree of this date ; and if the conduct
and circumstances of each renders him worthy of this
new admission, it is farther ordered that all those per.
sons employed in the said abolished departments, who
are not military, and who by virtue of this Decree ale
not employed in the office of the. Secretary of State,
' shall receive two months' salary as a free gift.
I The French Papers of Friday and Saturday have
reached us, by which we learn, that the long and tedioJ;
' discussions on the Budget have been terminated, ;Ind
the Financial Law Project adopted, by a majority cf
316 to 27, a circumstance which proves that M. ee
Viu.n.a possesses great influence in the Lower Charn.
ber, however formidable the opposition against him
may be in the Chamber of Peers, and by the Journals.
—Out of eleven political Journals published in Paris,
seven are against the Ministry, viz.—the Constitutionnel,
Courier, Journal des Danis. Journal du Commerce, La
Quotidienne, Pilate, and the Aritargue, about to appe tr.
The Journals in favour of the Ministry are, the Drarzu
Blanc,r Etoile, Gazette, and Journal de Paris. The number
of circulation and weight of influence still more against
the Ministers, which induces an opinion, that in order
to regain their influence over the Press, they will revive
the Censorship, at the end of the present Session. It is
not the least anomaly in French politics, that the ultra.
liberal Journals have joined the ultra-royalist ones
opposing the Ministers, although the ground of the.l
opposition must, of course, be decidedly different.
A false translation of an article in the ;quo
Correspondent, was a few days ago circulated on t. e
Paris Stock Exchange. M. de CUATIMIERIAND w.s
represented as going. as Ambassador to Petersburgh, in
the room of the Count de la FICIIRONAYS; whereas the
purport of the report in the Hamburgh paper was, that
the latter diplomatist was on his way to Paris, to take
upon himself M. de CIfittENVARIANDiaI late oEce of
Minister for Foreign Affairs.

Brussels Papers to the '2'56 instant, ha'vereacted
They contain no article worth extracting, eicept ti.;e
following :
" The Journal of the Conferences at Johannisberg was signed on
the 16th instant, when it broke up. The matters:discussed in
are of the highest importance, but hitherto we have only vague in.
formation concerning them. Some persons pretend that there wiz
be another Ministerial Congress at Coblentx, but this seems very
doubtftil."

Saturday, the new Spanish Minister had his fist
interview with Earl BATAIIIIST, at his Lordship's office in Dow.i.
ing-street, since his Excellency's arrival in England, on his Milsion
from the Court of Madrid:'

Saturday the Earl and Countess BArnonsr, accom-
panied by Lady EMILY BATHURST, left town for the Wilderness
Kent, the seat of the Marquis and Marchioness of CAMDEN, to re-
main there on a visit for a few days.
The Earl of HA RROWBY and the CHANCELLOR of 0.!
EXCHEQUER transacted business at the Foreign Office in Downing-
street, on Saturday.
Mr. Secretary CANNING left Gloucester Lodge 01
Saturday, for Eton.
Saturday, the Princess AUGUSTA. left London for be-
lts* Highness's mansion at Frogmorr, near Windsor.
Prince Leopold., and the Duchesi of KENT honourci
the Italian Opera with their presence on Saturday evening.
Yesterday morning the Duchess of KENT, attendel
Divine Service at the Royal German Chapel, and heard a sem.
by the Rev. Dr. Kunz.
Prince LEOrOLD dined with the Russian Ambasadc:

yesterday.
Mr. STRATPORD CANNING is expected to leate £ ,g-
-land in a few days for St. Petersburgh, to ricceed Sir C. D.C. !I
his Embassy to that Court. Mr. W4au accompanies the 1' b
Mon. Gentleman u Secretary of Legation.
Major-General CHARLES TURNER, C.B. Capta:n•6c-
neral and Governor-in-Chief of the Colony of Sierra Leine aid i

Dependencies in Africa, will, it is expected, embark for his (io-
vernonhip in the course of six weeks.
Mr. BAILEY, the King's Messenger, arrived At Pe
Secretary of State's Office for Foreign Affairs,Downing.streer. yr'
terday morning, with dispatches tar ,Ir. Secretary CAN•Y%'.; f"'.l
Sir CHARLES Bacot, our Ambassador at St. Petersburglt, t,
the 7th instant.
Friday evening, Mr. DYKES, a King's 'Aiesscr.r,
was sent off with dispatches, from the Foreign (Xfice, to the
Honourable Sir SWAY WILLI-SLIM, at the Court of
The Right Hon. the Loitu MAYOR and his Mime-
bad. proceeded this morning, in the City barge, on au opt's'
excursion to Richmond.

Friday night, as Lady SUSAN and 11IrF. CliAnT•74
PERCY were quitting the Dowager Marchioness of Excess's h
at Privy siardens, for Vauxhall, whilst the coachman was stop::^:
from the box, the horses took fright, in consequenc of Sir ‘‘r.-
LOCI:MST Goanou's carriage drawing off, threw the coachoun 1
the iron spikes, and becoming totally unmanageable, dashed thir,
selves and the carriage with great violence against the rat sof I.IY
Wit.t.ovvetav's garden, haying knocked the servant down sslio At.
tempted to stop than. Fortunately the watchman was ini
and with the assistance of the servants, the two Lidies w. re _a''
cated front their perilous situation, and though covered o ith bloat
'hewed the greatest composure.—Lady Svaxv Jimmy's 4
was very dangerously wounded, and ;:iscr Sit NV tr.toccusv
,servant much hurt. •

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