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putment, ad interim, in the same manner
&elated.

.

A thirdMetsa t;tttSmitted by the Govermot,
relative to the measufes adopted by the Provitic:
PePaiatiotivfrailiifor eupplying that city with
visions, was referred; with notification of urgeßeni
the. first rtnancial COnitnittee. *

The followintosolution, moved by Senot Navt,ti
Tejeitts, was also approved:-
-!s' Thieldstini cirevirastanees being so critical and mr,,,,t
111111%, that it May be add that the country is in the graites,
sex. Iv., the. Corlett that they will declare to have arlits-k„
awe, pie yOA for in ailidie 30$ of the Constitution; anti
sewage thereof that the Committee of Legislxion shall, Ati;:l
delay, present the draught of a decree, pointing out tt
which ought to be suspended in the arrest of delinquen:,.
at the iatne time prescribe the rules to be ibl3owed in •

trials for conspiracy, in °Alec that this crime uiay not
to be committed, as it frequently has heretoftire hero, _
impunity which is disgraceful, and which has involved is
most hazardous situation."

The Cortes granted permission to Senor 1.4g3
go to Seville, for the purpose of recovering, if
%Ale, some. manuscripts and valuable books
were lost by the plunder of the baggage.
After the public business had been gone
the Ccrtes held a secret sitting.
At thesailingof the IIARTIIIAN,St. Afary's
pied by the French; a French frigate, with :1
truce, was lying at anchor in Cadiz bay, au;{
French line-of battle ships, two frigates, and a
of war, were cruising off,boarding every vessel
ing the port, and keeping up a strict blockade.

New York papers to the 10th ult. reached
forenoon.

The part of their contents most. immediately
teresting to the English reader is, an account of
meeting of the Congress of Columbia, quoted ii
Bogota paper of the 11th May.
ganized on the Bth, by the electi(
palms., to be President, and
Tonnes, Vice-President, and P.
'Next day the Bouse of Represent:c
Dom INGO CAnCzao to be their
'Oslo, Vice-President. ." The su
New York journalist, 41 WhiC.h w:
time since, from a Curacoa paper.
firsta ets of the. Congress would '
Loan- tontractesl in England, by
in the Caraccas paper of the Bth
publish this item chiefly for the
London friends."

The Columbian of the 21st M,
important intelligence of the caps
of San Carlos, and, consequently,
of Maracaibo, by the Columbian
Montilla. .

From Mexico there are accounts
ble interest. At a sitting of the
of the 12th April, it was resolved,
should be expunged from the Seal
the National Flag. The new it
entirely Republican.

The plan at present in agita
empire into several Independent
a federal head, in the same m.
States. 44 This arrangement," as
quirer very impartially remarks,
the diffusion and permanence of
tions, but not so much so, perhal
tranquillity, of Mexico." On th,
for Foreign Affairs made a
embassies of Alexia). Among
of which were adopted, is the NI

" That an Envoy be immediately sent
for the purport of announcing to his Holiness
Apostolic Roman Religion fs the Tole relij
offering him the tribute of respect clue
the Church."
At the Sitting of the 18th, tit(
lish the Council of State was di
in the affirmative, upon « very
nected with the economy and simj
to characterise a popular Govern

The Papers received by the Di
contain an article from the from
the 10th June, which states, tha,
ductions in the Russian army
to be carried into effect."

Brussels Papers, received this
the authority of an article from Zez
Greece, as far as•Pharsalia,basbeen
Turks,. and that a great part of "
surrection. Confident hopes are..
properly so called, will be free the
of Zeitounia are said to haye.killed all
without distinction of age or sex, and set fire ta..*
town in several places, before they left it. Th4if.
vagc bands retired towards Larissa: ate'at
tcr explain the motives of this procOokink.
We have received adviies froth Bahia "to thealk
April. Lord COCHKANX, of whin's aid his Nom°
we have givcn„some interesting paidiulaii in axo#os
part of our Paper, had just made his appearance di
the harbour. The feelings of the inhabitants of Be
are said to be decidedir.favourable to the Brasilis
cause. The agitated itliffikpublic affairs had ire,
duced a eompiete stagnsidipti:cif commerce! Mit°l
the Eiiglish merchants ha the pace for Rio*
Janeiro. A considerable q • of Eng:i,ll pee
petty, estimated to be worth £600,000, rem-,11:ot
Bahia, which cancot be disposed of in any way.

ee, pointing out the Clic,
reran of delinqUCll3; LI
be Ibl3osvesl in iunitrii
is crime uiay not coatis*
heretofdre been, tvitird
bleb has involved us o,
as to Senor Laga.•car
If recovering, if 'pc!.
Actable books ttbicy
baggage.
I been gone tbrosA
r.,l,Sr. Atari's wnsotn•
frig ire, with 7, Iles,
Cadiz bay, and t,•7;
frigates, and a,".,7
ing every vessel ett.-.•
strict blockade.
h ult. reached as 6''
.r•
most. immediately ii,
is, an account of Ct
ambia, quoted flint. .
. The Senlire mit4 'l.
:don of Gzwral L ,
rid Senor • Jentsin i
'. J. Corso, SCZINLV:.
.ntatives elected Sin
Pres'ident; Senor Is
statement," sayS ti
was published Sot
aper, tint one of n
i tae, ir4;' rmeeogeile
ly Mr. Zeai is •
th of May.: P.S. V
/I
to info:nation of o
May announces •
apture of the fo.•
ay, the lake ~and :
ian forces under
ants of very consi•
ie :Meakati Con •
lved, . link t/ Cro
cal otiftiOti, and Ira
institutions are to i
• •
tatioti is• to. divide di
it States, united inx . •
manner ai the Uni
as' the Richmond
ks, " is favourable.
of Republican insrir.
rhaps, to the in.
:he 17th, the Minio
Report on the fop
his propositions, j
followitig :
lent to the Court of ac'
Holiness that the CattC
! religion of the State,
lue to him as the he.:4
the proposition to
discussed and den
Ty solid..reasorai •
implicity whOfe..
Intnent." ' ?..
.
.
Dutch Mail bt .. !
Datiers of Moldsviso
tat " the intended •
are expected shes
•
his morning, state,
Zea, that the Whole
(been evacuated '
by.. .
of Macedonia is fie
expressed that Gregct,
this year. The VT°
filled all the Chtistill