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London, England, 1828-05-13 00:00:00

addressed. to the Allied Admirals after the battle of
.Navariu? Had all these an character of . dellanae?
Who then can feel surmise that such.* Power (and vie
ought In fairness always to make some allowance in
judging the conduct of an Asiatic Power like Turkey)
should have committed herself in some acts of rashness,
the consequences of which she scarcely knew herself to
appreciate? Let os then hope, that even in this hour of
islet; when her existence is at stake, she will again find
in the two great Powers of Europe, whose efforts lot
the protection of suffering Greece, and rot conciliating
conflicting interests, is beyond all praise, those mediating
friends by whose influence she will be preserved from
utter ruin, while Greece will become henceforward as
independent from her former yoke as from the indirect
dominion of her avowed protect, r. •

The French P.pers bring us the news Of the Abdita•
tiros -of the Crown of Portugal. on the pat of his Ma-
jesty, thoguipartir Drin:Parlrao; io favour of 4is daosh-
ter ;DontkCiM A 11. c, raft motion is. • however s
nothlOg rnorte thane* senconcjiSional
la4;by"which his
Mahtesit divests himself of alisig,hts. :rain in his own
lifetime. to, she throne of Portugal. conferring the crow,",
of that kingdom as unconditionally es hitherto. is, ago
•
Quito, his dAughter, the rightful suCcesiOr to 'the
throne by the' laws of Portugal ; lus eldest:lei being,
as Heir Apparent to the Empire of Bs as Ir infaptcitisted.
from succeetfiny arias ..in the Portuguese Greenman.
',SY diis Detre', Doss birouss, has, however. acquired
no other aght.than he had befOre; and remains,
in the eyes of the lawful Sszvereign,. at:rifting more' than
Regent of the iingdoins of Portugal and Algarve.

The preisureof matter to-clay allows ye not to make
any rommer-te on the attack on public and international
Ttith, which bis Escellencrthe hboister oh BrAzils has
thoughtlt to hake, in 'delaying to pay the Dividends
of Loan ot. P 41,111101 ; wethall. linwever, ieveri to•
morrow; to, Vas subject, which., we CO4Sider at of high
importance to the British. public.

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P ince Ginnie Of CUMBIIRLAND his been appointed
by his'Majevy the Kt,itt; Colonel en Seeoad of the
Hanoverian Haft! Guila •

The letters rec. rived yesterday by the Turkey Mail
are dated the llth tilt. from Constantinople. 1 hey
state' that the views and sentiments of the Ituisian Go.
ve; nment on the famous Matti-Schetiff recently issued
by the Pone. had produced a great sensation in the
c'apital, and the approach of the Ittissian troops stems
pow to be much dreaded there ; Ambits& it is stated,
can avert it, but the SULTAN'S acceding to the demands
orthe' Allied Powers. Discontent at the pertinacity of
the SULTAN had manifested itself_ among his subjects,
which in the cud may eq4an.gey his head. On the
...hole, every thing appeared pones(' some important
crisis being at hand.

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•.. We. secrived German Papers this mania& - The
*Sewing are extracts— .
FRANKFORT. MAT 6.

The Greek Papers contain various Decrees of the
President of Greece, ielative ro the finances, and the
organicition of die onhtai y force. All the Greek troops
are divieed into regiments, consisting of two battalions
and ten •companies, anir•onOng to 1.100 men. Every
PiEc-er 'and soldier his a certain quantity of breid,
. ,
accot ding to his rank and moodily pry. The Pleb's:rot
Litended an expedition agailist Caudia, but had
aided fri m. it, on the representations of the agents of
eft Allied Po.rers. The expeditions against Mew).
liinghl And Airv,ci, meshy contrary, were to be scion ea-
dertA and.great hopes.wpre enter ta!ned of the sin.
eeis'ofdre.lAtter„ in particular, nx kis generally repotted
that the Tusk, ni Alhens,aro in want of pavilions. •