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are fitted out by forwignees• tlatbono t great uall!
lin •the .antra of them takes pits+
its the cyt,
Buenos Ayres, and that the Captains 0 Use. Om
Asters i,ecomis Ant inclineik fosgs, tall • Otisa:aces
ot the Goveinment, whstVthey..c4 me in sig:t 'of a
neutral vessel:- There was also, great partiality 'biro
(being the effect of teas) on the. part of: die; Blasi•
flan blockading squadron towards the North American
14, to the greet prejudice of. British shipping. It
is beyond a doubt that our commerce it greatly
buffering horn the effect of that war, White the
Noah Americans ate real. gainers by it. The, •belli•
gerent parties ate now in want of provisions. and
articles of .raw produce for their armies, and men of
war, rather than manufactures. The consumption al
the former is very great, and the Ameticans, supply
them in abundance. We certais ly cant ot Frevetit the
consequences resulting ftom this state of hostility by
tween both pattie+; but nothing, on the other hand'
ought to be omitted that could tend to mitigate lot'
our merchantmen the effect of the Republican ptiva-
teering and the Impede' blockade. sensible as we are
that this Government has lett nothing tincl-ne.thatcoulti
restore peace in that part of the world, so desiialrle for
their own prosperity, and for that Of, other:tuxopeao
count4ies.

Thi two contending armies of the Republic ofilluenos
Apes and of Broils will, again by this time haire met
each other, and we may prepare pareelees to hear soon
of a ianguitta. y battle that will have been fought between
them; and which will ultimately dec•de 114' question,
notwithstanding the Iregociations that are going on,
whether was is to continue still longer, to the manifest
ditrionent of both the young States, or not. According
to accounts which reached us limn Rio de Janeiro, to
the of Mairb, General • LFCAR, Commander-in.
Chief of the Imperial tionps in the South, had ordered-
111eiriliabitaiit* on the borders to remove all their valua-
ble property farther taco the interior; and a rencontre
with the enemy, who had passed the frontiers, was inc.
,enable, though the Brazilians retired someortrat":thotti
to the Edit. We apprehend that the greatirstidialp
to which. the. Btaailian army will remain posi4
and when fighting with the Republicans will alwaYilse,
that of treachery—the latter having spared nothing so
;take advantage of the influence which the idea of poli-
lical independence exercises on the minds of Many of
the officers and soldiers in the Imperial army, and their
emissaries were very active for this purpose, ptotlaion-
ing,liberty to the slave, wherever the army of the Re-
public extends ttieir protecting hand. The Rio Papers,
contain the authentic copy of Don PIDRoII unqualified
abdication Of the crown of Portugal, in favour oI
DONNA Malttitp4l,GLOßlA, his daughter.
'The last netis iirbichbas reached us from Colombia,
dries not speak with any certainty oaths futureprospects
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it that Republic ; but it is evident that both //ties, the
military and the civil, prepare tbesustkvei an Severe
grog& againsteach other, and we fear that Colombia
is still far from being brought into a state a( internal
peace by the new convention of Ocana., lk report hoe
' prevailed at Panama, that a revolution bad. broke out
in Upper Peru, ending with the downfalot the Bolivian

;.onaitution.

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This morning we iteeiired &ash 'Paiiere to the
ilist inst. The following ire eattarts t

CARLSRUHR4 MAT is.

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.On the 14th his Royal Highness the Grand Duke
Olesed the Session of the Diet in person, on which on.
crsion he expressed himself highly gratified with the
result of the deliberations, and at the unaniatity with
which they had 'endeavouresl, in concert with him, ter
promote the welfare of the country. 64 If, `A Said be.
4, [hare not been able to fUlfil all your wishes, in Mani
of--which I participated, you will be satisfied with what
h4,s been already dude, and formed upon it .hopes
future improvement."

Among the most remarkable oecorrencas.itilba•Thet:
ft t
u,st closed, was the presensation of a pelitioet.. 'on a*
9th instant by M. Duttliager, first Vice President of
the Second Chamber, which was signed taenty-
three Psofessors and oilier persons holding public rffices
at Froyburg. The petition was to the fodossiog effects

44 That the Chamber may be pleased to apply to the
Government, that the vow of celibacy impased.on the
Catholic Clergy may be aholislied in the Grand Duchy
of Lluden„ by due form of law," (i. e. with the cu-opera-
tion of -she Chamber.).
44 We will not etansine," rays a correspondent of a re. '
spectatile J nal,"linti far the slibtatis of Baden may
thiok themselvesqu dfied to aboli.h, Of their, own mo.
Lion, an ii.stitution of the church bleb has beenin4erce
for many -centuries; but.me,mtanut helpeAiog, whetbfer
the petitinisert. at • the* •organ, M. Dnutiflgery save
reflected on the effects which such a resolution irould
inevitably produce upon the people. One of the con-
sequences, and perhaps not the worst, s ould probably
be the repetition et-the scene which was premnited at the
commencement of the Revelation. in Prate by the
Priests who had. and those who had not taireathe oath,
aad the divided congregations. itrfict,it seembilttraT
possible to pluck op ancient institutions, the roots of
which are intimately interwoven .with others, without
disturbing the pound on which they roe; and ex-
posing those who tread on it to dangerouseimashisinosi

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The Diet, in reit, declared itself incompetent to enter-
tain this question, and passed to the order of the day.
His lii•yel Highness the Grand Duke bas confirmed
the order of the Lion of Zahtingen on some of the
Members of the two Chambers, among.; Whorls are the
Archbishop of Freyhusg, who harseceived the Grand
Criss's, and M. Dutilinger. Anlie Counsellor, first Vice.
President of die S, quad Chamber. The Gouge of today
1 published the aistog!,aph letters of the Grand Duke
which accomPanied.oo insignia. They am fisted 14th
inst. and express; in the most gracious: teems, hAs
Htgb-
ness's high opinion of their services and patriotism.
FRANKFORT, Mario.
IrPILICT TR6II Ttta COVIIIDIED DS DDT' t', JIIPIRIL • it,
• • A boat belonging to tbe Austrian squadron baring.