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London, England, 1829-07-30 00:00:00

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actually raised taw bat nreatiosi et Xiaja Maj., becalm k was
min to that Priest that the aosociadoto in latt7 bad falba.--
/ninth Psper.

At a late hour this afternoon, we received the Papers
brought by the Dutch Mail; from which we make the
following extracts:

KONIGSBURG. JILT 19.

Yesterday evening bey Majesty tie Empress et Russia arrived
hers,.. bar way to St Petenburgh. Her Majesty had declined
• formal reception; bet the inhabitants, as the weather was very
One, went a great distance out of the gates to receive bey. She
was accompanied by bey Umber, the Crown Prince at Prussia.
Her Majesty and the Prince left as again this asensing early, and
will reach Memel this eveolog.—Prnasien State Gaulle, My $5.

(T►is Gowns contains the-Convention concluded between the
Kingdom of Prussia and the Grand Decay of Hesse GO one pan,
and the Kingdoms of Havana on the other, relative to the trade
and intercourse between their respective subjects. This Conven-
tion. which Mb six columns of the Gdissets,is divided into nineteen
Articles. dated Berlin, inth May.)
PETERIIBURGH, JILT to

The new Austrian Ambassador to our Court. Count Pique!.
most, arrived here on the 11th. Count Sochtelen, gentennaster-
Genwal of the Stair of the Army, has also arrived here.
The Journals contain detailed accounts of his Majesty's twat la
Poland. He had repeatedly expressed his satisfaction to the
Grand Duke Constantine, in consequence of the admirable order
which be found in all the breaches of the administradon under his
Imperial Highness's direction.
_ _

At Tokxyn, where his Majesty arrived on the tit instant. be
vise particularly pleased with the excellent condition in w►ich hi
found the resiments of the Guarde cantoned in that town and ite
vidnity.-2. Peleniorik James!. July 15.

THE HAGUE. hum U.

His Royal Wuxi' Prima Albert of Prusda has arrived as
Brussels.

Muannum, JULY 14.—E:change on London, It 10 to 12 12
5.16 ; 2 M. 12 02 540, 12 05.—Dutch Papers. holy 29.

CI rY. TwaLva ottocc.

Cowls opened this morning at tbe- same price they kft of
yesterday, ithi i for the Account, and the mow for money. Nothing
doing as yet. The Foreign Market is also harden at presets( ;
prices nominal.

CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

Coos& in the early part of the morning bad an appearance of
Improvement, but the Chancery sold about thirty or forty thousand,
which damped the market ; previous to the above sale, Consols
were done at Sill for the Account, and at present may be quoted
aisj •, and $$ for Money. The public have also been selling in
small sums. No speculations of any consequence have taken place
in the Foreign Market, which continues dull to the present boor.

We hear from the Hague that the Kiw o had set out
for Amsterdam on the 26th inst. and was expected to re-
turn about the end of the week. Her Imperial Highness
the Grand Duchess HaLEw of Russia was expected at
the Hague about this time, with a suite, consisting of
thirty-six persons.

Honduras Papers to the 7th June, Cape of Good
Hope to the 10th May, and Singapore to the 13th
February, have been received at the North and South
American Coffee House. In the Honduras Papers there
is an official dispatch from the Commander-in-Chief of
the united armies, stating that, at ten in the forenoon, he
occupied the great square of the Capital San Salvador,
after it had surrendered.

Another dispatch to the Minister of War, from Mo-
RAZ AN, states, that the actual position of the Republic,
and the state of demoralization to which it is reduced by
the civil war, requires the adoption of the most energetic
measures to enforce the respect due to the laws and the
authorities.

Next follows an extract of a letter from the same Ge-
neral, stating, that on the 14th he put in confinement, in
a decent house, the President, Vice-President, Aycenena
and Sosa. Cordovita and Demengo has escaped.
The Singapore Papers say, that accounts have been
received from Manila, stating, that great agitation pre-
vailed there, owing to a plot having been discovered to
declare its independence ; and that a great number of
individuals have been arrested, and put into close confine..
ment. It was said, that the plin was to set the Theatre
on fire, while the Governor, Admiral, and others in
authority were in it ; and to secure and murder the rest
of the Europeans. Little credit, however, is given to
the above report.

The Cape of Good Hope Papers state, that the Go-
vernment Gazette, of the 13th May, contains some ale-
rations of the capitation taxes. The head money (we
believe 3s. 9d. paid by men above 16 years of age, and
women above 20 and under 60). is increased to six shil-
lings; and is in future to be paid by every person above
the age of 16 and 20, excepting married women.
From the South African, of the 6th May, it appears,
that the farmer there can now calculate upon a ready
market and good price for his produce in Cape Town, or
at any sea port. Wheat, during the last six months, has
fetched front 90 to 130 dollars a load ; oats, 30 dollars.

By the French Mail this morning, we have accounts
from Gibraltar of the 9th July, stating, that the. Gover-
nor of that place has made sonic opposition to the blockade
of some of the ports of Morocco. On account of the
commerce of Gibraltar being reduced to the greatest ex-
tremity, most of the English and French merchants have
gone to Cadiz.

Letters from Belgrade, of, the 12th July, state,that
accounts have been received from Constantinople, of the
30th June, announcing that the camp at Adrianople has
been broke up and marched fur Shumla, and preparations
were making for the departure of the Sultan to take
the field.

The private accounts from the Havannah of the 2d of
July state that the province of Yucatan had sent a Depu-
tation to Ferdinand, soliciting his assistance to free them
from the yoke of the Mexicans, and they would join the
Spanish forces, on their landing, with 3,000 or 4,000
men. It was reported at the Havannah that two expedi-
tions would sail for the coast of Mexico—one to Yucatan,
to bring down the Mexican forces to that province, while
another division would land on some other part. The
people at the Havannah are much dissatisfied, being
drained of their money to fit out the expedition.
The Gazette &Augsburg says, that the Grand Vizier
had no authority to give an answer to the propositions
sent by General Diebitsch, who sent the dispatches to
Constantinople ; and that Redschid Puha is much dis-
for peace. The great influence he has with the
ruslel is such, that every hope is entertained that terms
will be accepted to prevent the further effusion of blood.
The report of two divisions of Russians having passed
'the Balkan might have been magnified from the follow-
ing circumstance :—lt was reported at Constantinople,
that the Russian scouts were seen In the environs of
Carnabet, in the Balkan, and in the Valley of Deglis-
Boreal.