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At SO early loam this morning MG %Mem au
lonian Messenger; arrived at the Colonial Office with
dispatches to Sir CPROROR Mumma% from his Excellency
Sir FARDERIOR ADAM. the King's High Commissioner.
at the lonian Lies. The Messenger was also bearer
of dispatches from Mr: STRATFORD CANNING, to the
'Earl of A 111110111614 Mc. MARCAST left Ancona on the
13th lost. • •• . .

General Lord, Viscount SIIMIWORD proceeds imme
diately upon a special mission to, Pbittsial. It is un-
derstood that .the atrocious minds's:vs:4 Don Miaow
both with respect-to the act of usurpation ,by which be
assumed the kingly power and title, and the abuse of
that power since be possessed himself of it. bas at length
determined the Powers- of Europe to comply with the
application of the Emperor Don PIEDIIO, to demesnes
this Usurper to the world, and to assist in assessing ?Mu
tugal from his misrule; and we have reason to belielkil
that Lord Bamunrosto will announce to hies this ;
minutiae of this country and her allies.
•The selection of Lord Baaastoms kir stubs minims
is a most judicious measure. His high character as, a
soldier, and his intimate acquaintance with the affairs
of Portugal, and the state of party feeling in that coon.
try. peculiarly point him out as the fittest man for this
important envie.; sod we are confident that his Lord.
ship will execute it with &muss and judgment, and to
the advantage of this country, whose interests are se-
cessarilYse much and so closely connected with those
of Portugal. -
Rumours reached town yesterday. through. Brussels,
that a fracas had waken place off Candia between the
,British and Russian squadroas, in consequence of the
Idetentton by the-lattsw of some English transports. No
confirmation of this-report bas been received at present;
'but we understand' that 'it Is not discredited. though
"the cause of the dispute may be mistated. It is known
that the Russian squadron had taken possession of
Poem, and that the British Admiral bad proceeded to
Abu quarter in esosequence. Sir PULTINST MALCOLM
probably bad orders to prevent the Russians from form.
any pennants establishment in the Archipelago,
ge Mediterranean. and it is not unlikely that their hay-
dog landed and'fortifled Pores may have given rise to
mmortstrances, and even threats, on the pan of the Bd.
tish Admiral. We wait the next arr Peal of dispatches
siish great interest, because. we think, itinipmeible (an
lopieion we have often expressed) that the British and
Russian squadrons can long continue-in the same seas,
but actuated by very different feelings, without soli&
thing occurred to bring them into collision. If a war'
is to be avoided, the EMINISOR mast instaotly.withdeaw
his fleet from the Mediterraneao• which it west rip

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to have been allowed•to eater.
The Pads Paige. of the 18th inst., reached us .iiit
night.' The Office of Minister !be Forelia•Allfahre.bas
no yet been filled; M. us LAilfAlft M. tlft llayettitat,
'aiBl Admiral Da Rosy. thrhero of Nayarit' as he is
called, ate ill spokes of as likely to succeed to it.
Some of the Papal, indeed, talk of MOM ostensive,
ciseoggs in the Miaistry but the known objecting* of
the ling to the Liberal party. and the impossibility of
form's' a Government amongst the Ultras. wake IC
snore than probable that the present Ministry will-1111
patched up for a time at all events. .
• Accounts firm Ancona speak e f the rafteliellt ftt
the squadrons of the several Powers, and the prenatal.,
dons making at the lonian islands, and an Ides prevailed
there that this (inanity was.about to finally orgeniguthei
'fain of Greece. The French Funds were stationary.'
do kitirdal do MI6 pee Caws. et 1041. Wk.. and die Thee*
per rams. 7644*.
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Spanish Papaya of the S st of March, and Get man
Papers of the 14th and 17th of April, have been ,
calved in town Ibis morning, from which we make the,
following interesting extracts
CADIZ. Mason gds
• By the packet from the Havannab which arrived here yesterday.
we have received letters and Journals of the Isle of Cuba to the MA
aid with them accounts front various parts of America.
The Censer di Vera Cruz, No. 1111, annalist the following ardde,
datid the inith of January-
-44 An English brig has arrived here treat the sent of Osstemals.
The Captain. and a passenger named OoMermil ;Aida% a slats
Gsayaquil, have given vs a meet depterableAsseripdwp et tilt.
country: Not only the States fad the people of the same
Provinces were at war with each other, Ink eons the dif-
ferent quarters of the same cities ; there are towns In whiqh
each street has its own government. Tie Chef who /mat is
action is beheaded by the sassy, fee me igesenw, In gives a alid
be who gains it is assassinated by his own unapt that he any
gain power and datrey the equilibrium ot !ipir.insatte
Colonel Fabrega writes to ass from tertgiii, eediroling dupe
statements, and k is the opinion there, thaliintiese a lemons WO
restores them to peace. that amiss will be iskrolods The
vakkyliste M whkk the cowry ist sassed Bravo aid his seals- I
psalms to retarn to Guatensala to pat as ,end to the borne fat
civil was."
Frees Vera Crag we have the following under 4th February....
" Teeterday Santa Asa arrived as Jalapa with his troops. and has
refused to acknowledge Victoria and Geserero. Colonel Landers
has arrived (I p.m.) Senn say he has led from lasts
ethers. that he is to sewers with him.
"In Mexico there has bees a new reveled's. Sterol* de Osa
and his troops have taken possession of *Ls. Assedats, and the Jests
has solo dissolved itself."
Pm. Last night an Express arrived. with the news that the
Ciaserallasimo of the Four States (Heenan) has appointed Antosiol
Jells y Nome to be Military Govan/se of this place. This pest
was first oared to Santa Ana, who glowered slat he was soda sof
or* Skr hart g the sorer mefess.
" resole Testis and Cessmaloapem have ressived wins* the
Cleogreass
" 111. 0. Gorease, the Zoglisk Ceond General, Waage* widted
en Woods, and tolerated him that the subjects of his Britannic
.lidajest7 Would' suspend their -business and close their houses hem
this date. This step has cameod a great sonatina omen us, ape-
daily smog the revelsen.
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