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and Foreign Liquidations 151,000 fr. Cadastre (Re-1
gister of Land) 3,000,000 fr.
An article from Hamburgh states, that the nego-
ciations between Sweden and Denmark, under the
auspices of the British Government, have been broken
off. A regular communication by posts is, it seems,
established between Stockholm and the camp in Sca-
nia, as in time of war. The PRINCE ROYAL, son (A
CHARLES dorm is gone to take the command, and
the limo himself is to join the army soon.
Symptoms of hostility, are also again manifesting
themselves between Spain and Portugal. A Madrid
larticle of the 23d of May states that the Brazilian
Government persists in occupying Monte Video, and
will not listen to any arrangement that has not for
its basis the restoration to Portugal of Olivcnia and
its territory. The negotiations on the subject having
thus ended in nothing, the two Governments are
making preparations which seem to indicate an in-
ts:ll6on of determining the matter of right in another
ry. The Portuguese garrisons on the frontiers,
from Elvas to Almeida, have been reinforced ; and
the Spaniards, on their part, are augmenting their
forces in Estremadura and Leon. Marshal BEEFS-
FORD, as Commander in Chief of the Portuguese
Army, is engaged, we are told, in an active tour of
inspection along the frontiers of Portugal.
The emigrations from the Continent to Amen ;C3,
particularly from Switzerland and Wurtemburg, con-
tinue to be very numerous. Front the 17th et' April
to the end of May, the number of emigrants who
passed by Maitz, down the Rhine, was upwards of
eleven hundred ! The Switzers take, generally, the
destination of the Brazils, where peculiar induce-
ments are held out to them to settle, by the Portu-
guese Government.

The Porte has at length given satisfaction to Russia
for the insult shewn to a Russian vessel in the har-
bour of Constantinople. The REIS EFFENDI has
written a letter to Baron STROGONOFF, informing him
that the persons who had committed the insult had
been punished ; and confirming the re-establishment
of a good understanding between the two Powers, by
the usual present of flowers and fruit.
French 5 per Cents. Thursday, 68 f. 30 c.—Friday,
68 f. 50 c.

A Dutch Mail arrived this forenoon.
His Majesty the Knio of the NETHERLANDS has ap-
pointed a General Th.inksgiving in all the Churches
of the Kingdom, to be solemnized on the 18th of
June, in commemoration of the Anniversary of the
BAttle of Waterloo, in the same manner as was done
for the last three years.
His Royal Highness the CROWN PRITCR, accom-
panied by his brothers, WILLIAM and CHARLES, re-
turned on the 4th of June, from Stuttgard to Berlin.
The Swedish Count, TROTT, has arrived at Copen-
h.igen, as courier ; and also the Swedish Colonel,
HOHT, in order, as it is stated, to represent to the
Danish Government, that the camp in Scania will
break up on the 25th instant, and that the object of
it is of the most pacific nature. The Danish militia,
which has lately been called together to exercise, will
not, it appears, return home when the usual time is
expired, but continue together. Workmen are busy
in the arsenal at Copenhagen.