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London, England, 1826-11-06 00:00:00

the preceding month. It was thought that the seven
weather bad produced simile good effect, but the time
was too short to speak decidedly.
SARONG, Ormuz 14.
We have ins' learned that the Doha of Saxe Coburg has refund.
his ratification in the convention for the partition of the territory of
Saxe Gotha and Altenburg, of which such frequent mention bas
been nude. It is probable that this affair has been brought before
the German Diet.

We have received the Elate of Friday and Saturday,
The former is chiefly hlkd with the intelligence which bad already
reac►ed us through other channels, vie. Prince himentore's official
'dispatches to tke Russian Government ; the Decree of the King of
the Nitsweat.axas respecting the free navigation of the Rhine, and
the reply of the States-General to his Majesty's speech ea opening
the Session. From the latter we hare extracted articles of cond.
'dentine interest regarding Russia, Persia, and Turkey, as weU as
some recent information from Portugal. These extracts will be
found in our pteeeding Columns.

An extract frosialse Memsrial Borelais, states that Dr. Faasseu.,
Who since the fine initerection in Spanish America had exersised
the sepreme authority bi Paraguay, bad abdicated in favour of
Mend Gus m, but that in consequence of the absence of that
the Secrttary of the Government, Lamas, was take
charge of the *Wt.:ministration ad interim. The sd of August lamen-
timed as the day oh which Paitecut rallied from public His.

From the aarratiie of jiiihce Miami toss, k appears
that the English Charge d'Alfaites bad frequent and fuU communi-
cation both with the Schah and *kik the Ilbislan General, and that
he held communication with Prince M Wilmer on the g7th of July,
at Sults:lla, at the express coirmand'of the-Schah, on the means to
-be adopted, whereby to avisid a rupture between fhe two States,
and that, subsequently to.that date, frequent confereekes, in *hick
that Gentleman held a part, took place on the subject:

The Austria* Observer states, that the Chief Tdriish
Commissioner at Akermann arrived at Jassy on the 11th nit. bit
his way to Constantinople, bearing the Contention agreed on
at Akermann, by t►e Turkish and Russian Plenipotentiaries, for
the Sultan's ratification. All apprehensions of war bad ceased at
Jassy; Se Turkish Commkosioners were expected to return to
Constantinople at the end of October.

Cape of Good Hope Papers to the 2d of Angust,
have been received ; but they do not possess any particular interest.

The Duke and Duchess of GLowasvita left their re-
sidence, Gloucester House, Park-lane, yesterday afternoon, for
their seat at Baphot Park.
Yesterday, the Duke of Sven: and the Duke of
GLOUCBSTSIL paid visits to the Duke of Yea:. The Duchess of
GLOUCISTER also visited her Royal Brother, the Duke of Yoe; sal
Saturday morning.
Mr. Secretary CANNING left town on Saturday after-
noon for the Royal Lodge in Windsor Park, on a visit to the Kos.
A King's Messenger was sent off with dispatches to the Eight
Hon. Secretary yesterday afternoon, from the Foreign Office, to
the Royal Lodge.
The Chevalier de Los Rios, the Spanish Minister,
and Count Mows se, the Hanoverian Minister, transacted business
yesterday afternoon at the office of the Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs.
The Archbishop of CANTEREURY paid a visit of con-
dolence, on Saturday, to the CIIIANOILLLOIL of the EXCITERbra and
Lady Sanaa Roantscw, at their residence In Downing-street.
A King's Messenger arrived at the Foreign Office
yesterday afternoon, with dispatches from the E4ll of Law serum.,
at East Coombe.

Sir CHARLES WETHERELL, Kin. (the Attorney Gene-
ral) has purchased of the Commissioners of his Majesty's Woods,
Forests, and Land Revenues, the messuage and lands called Says,
in Surrey, and other lands called Brock., in the parish of °mussy,
for 8,4034 6d. Sd. In that sum is included the price of the timber
on the estate—namely, 1,5531. 6s. sd. The estimated annual valet
(according to the Commissioners return) is (exclusive of timber)
275/. while the annual value, per former surveys, was 1101.
GLASGOW, Nov. 4.—Yesterday that fine ship, the
Mount-Stewart Elphinstooe. was launched from Mr. &me's
building-yard, Greenock. The day was uncommonly fine, and
added greatly to the beauty of the scene. She went off in fine style,
amidst the cheers of an immense number of spectators, assembled
to witness the gratifying event. The Mount Stewart Elphinstone is
a beautiful vessel, US tons register, and is tie property of JOIIIN
Ammo, Esq. of this city. She has been built expressly for the
Bombay trade, and is intended as a regular trader betwixt the Clyde
and that Presidency.
MENAI BltlDoll.—.--This stupendous structure, though
erected at se great a height above high water mark Is, it appears,
scarcely out of the reach of the lofty masts of a ship. Sunday, the
24th September, as the ship Cyrus, Captain Wismar Davison, of
Newcastle, was passing under it, she struck her main royal
mast head in the bridge, which fell on the deck. The height from
the top of the main royal mast head to the water was after-
wards ascertained to be no less than 110 feet.

Between two and three thousand quarters of grain,
ebietly wheat and oats, bays arrived at Perth, during the past week,"
from Archangel, Rip, and Rotterdam.
Letters and Papers from Mexico have been received
to the 26th of August. The Sot of the 46th of that month, states
that the Treaties of Alliance and Friendship, concludid at Panama,
were signed by the Deputies from Mexico, Guatemala, Colombia,
and Peru. The absence of Deputies from Chili, Alta Peru, and
Buenos Ayres, was much regretted.
A letter from the Greek Agent at New York, dated
7th alt. states that the large frigate destined for Greece was provi-
sioned, fully maimed, and only waited a wind to proceed to sea.
HAMBURGH, OCT. 31.—This afternoon the English
packet arrived with the Mail of Friday, the 27th. The
steam beat which left London on Saturday, and should
arrive to-day, is not yet come, as we are going to press.
On the 28th we had a violent storm here. A milk-
barge from this city, was upset in crossing the Elbe,
and, as far as we can learn, ten persons perished.
Among them were a man and his wife, who have left
three children : the number of the persons lost cannot
be exactly ascertained, as there were several passengers
in the barge.
The intelligence from Lisbon in the Gazette of the
18th ult. is extremely satisfactory. The Infanta pie-
sided at a Council of Ministers, which sat for two
hours, and the Government is evidently acting with
energy, to defeat the machinations of the enemies of the
charter. The feeling of the military and the people is
decidedly in favour of the Constitution, and a similar
feeling is general throughout the kingdom. While the
Portuguese duly appreciate the value of the charter as
being essential to their happiness, there is little to ap-
prehend from the intrigues of the degenerate part of
the Clergy, or the efforts of the serviks. Gen. Dann,
on entering his office as Minister of War, was surrounded
by more than 100 officers, who entreated to be sent to
Algarve, as volunteers, against the rebels. The War
Minister had proceeded to the seat of the insurrection
with a large force from Lisbon, and the Baron Quin-
tilla, Minister of Marine, was to take his porffituille ad
i h
interim. We have heard nothing lately e infant
Don Miguel; but as the Qneen's party cr ;Dishes, his
opposition to a constitutional system wi abate, how-
ever be might have been embued witty the principles
in which he has been schooled at Viedna. Ferdinand
of Spain still suffers under indisposition:
An author seat a tragedy for performance to one oil
the Theatres ; but it was returned to him by the promp-
ter,
stating that II his comedy had been read, but if he;
would reduce it to a farce, it would be re-considered."
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A female, calling herself the Countess of Jersey, has
been sentenced to line and Imprisonment, at Drusseb, toiCertala
traasactionsorbidi pirated bar no awn adept In the ipfit of 0 gimp
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