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LATEST EROM ENGLAND.

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LATEST EROM ENGLAND.
BY the arrival of the brig Duxbury,
Capt, Drew, from London, papers to
the 9th of March have been received.
The rupture with Agiers seems to
have excited no general interest Lit
tie Importance is attached TO it by the
London editors.
The Emperor of Russia is ill; but is
still employed in the organization of his
military colonies.
The London Traveller Of March 4th
states, that the Sultan had entirely
changed his treatment of the Greeks in
Constantinople. They are now treat
cd with more leniency and have been
promised, if they remain tranquil, that
some of the .odious distinctions, with
which they are now afflicted, shall be
removed.
A letter received at Lloyd's Coffee
House, London, states that Vice Admi-
raj Neale had sailed from Malta for Al
giers, taking with him the Naiad and
leaving orders for all other ships OF
war TO follow. The Consul had embark
ed with the Admiral. Of the Algerine
force now at sea, we have no correct
account, but it is said to consist of two
trigates, two corvetts, aud several small
vessels, and about the 9th inst. they
were cruising off the coast Of Spain,
having captured Il Spanish fishing YES
sci near Benedomi
Mr.. Bowdich, the African Traveller,
died on the river Gambia, on the 10th
January, having just completed sur
vey Of that river.
LONDON, March 6.
From our Parliamentary report it will
be seen, that the Marquis of LaDsdowne
has given notice, that on Monday SEN
night he will move an address to his
Majesty to recognize the independence
Of the Spanish Colonies in South Ame-
RIGA. 1t is probable, that the repeated
meetings of the Cabinet Ministers, for
several days past, related to this sub
| ject. Traveller.
| fRANCE.--Out OF GAG Deputies return
ed by the Electoral Colleges for dis
trlcts, there are only about 16 Liberals.
GREECE.--Advices from Zante of LIST
February state that Patras remained
under close blockade by sea and land.
Lord Byron and Coils. Stanhope and
Delamay, were concerning measures
with Maurocordato for besieging Lee
panto. Some Algerine vessels, which
had taken shelter under the guns Of that
fortress, were blockaded by six Hy-
driote vessels. Ii is mentioned, in let
ters from Smyrna, that the Turks in
Crete had received reintorcements from
Egypt.
LONDON, Feb &c.
The Portuguese Government still
affect to consider Brazil as part of
their dominlons, out unfortunately, have
so little direct communication with
their alleged dependency, that they are
ignorant of the recent events Of which
it has been the theatre. They had re-
ceived, through the nslish journals,
the details of the Emperor's conduct in
diSsoiviug the legislature, and utter a
premature joy at what they consider
direct step to complete submission
of their late colonies. What will they
say when they receive our paper of
Monday, with the Emperor's new con-
stitution, and more solemn declaration
of independence?
SPANISH AMERICAN PROVINCES.
The London Courier of the 5th March
contains the communications made to
Parliament of the negotiations Of Eng
land with France and Spain, on the
subject Of acknowledging the Endepen-
dence of the South American Provinces.
In answer to statements made by Mr..
Canning at the Conference, held in
Oct. 1928, (Which are well known) the
Prince de Polignac, in behalfof France,
declared,
"That his Government believed it
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