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LATE FOREIGN tNrELL,epNcg.

From Paris papers of the i4th and Liverpool
of the 10Th Of April, received at New York.
France. The French ship Peruvian arrived
Al Bordeaux en- the 18th Of March, from a
voyage round the void, last from Bourbon,
taying been absent only twenty-one months.
NJ. Bousquet Deerhamps had sailed from
MaTseiiIes tor Alexandra on an expedition to
the interior of Africa.
THE mission of the Count d'0falia 10 Paris
and London 10. it is said, for the purpose of
arranging with France aud Enalsnd the time
aud mode Of the evacuation OF Spain by the
French troops
Chass5er ef Dspatiss.--on the 7th OF April,
Mr. Fsneln proposed Law by which all the
productions OF the island of Hsyi will be re-
ceived free in the ports of France. The rela.
tons of France and St. Domingo having been
regulated by treaty, the Commission cannot
propose but the order vt the day. Adopted.
The French papers Announce the vote OF the
New York Legislature not 70 send tho Greeks
the 1000 barrels Of -four.
The Duke Of Brogoiio has been chosen by
the Greek committee 10 take the place OF the
Duke of RochefoucauId
The Count Alexander de Lameth has de.
posted in the hands OF The Greek Comml:tee
the sum of 1000 francs, gift OF the Duke oi
Orleans, and like sum for his daughter.
Lady Cochrsne arrived on the 9Th April al
Bordeaux from MsrseIls. shs was an her way
To Paris,
Peace sabout to take place between Russia
and Persia.
Creas Britain BY the last quarters return
Of the British revenue, ending 5th of April, il
appears that there is decrease of ass, 548i
making deficiency tor the year Of l,709, s97i
The Courier says, the real produce of the
Revenue, by taxation in the present quarter
a ses,ed Of all incidental advantages which at
taehed TO the corresponding quarter Of 1926, i,
So nearly equal as possible and by no means IN
dic.Sing any permanent depression.
Netting was known relative to the appoint
ment OF Prime Minister. II was said the
new arrangements wouId not be announced
until after the holidays. There were reports
that Mr.. Canning had perempsorily refused to
make certain pledges required as the condi
ton OF his elevation. His manly refusal had
created lively sensation OF pleasure among the
liberal class OF politicians
APoweFfui intrigue and opposition from the
Continental Powers, are said TO be on foot
against appointing MIR. Canning Prime Min.
ister.
Should Mr.. Canning succeed Lord Liverpool.
Mr.. Robinson is mentioned as the new Foreign
Secretary II does not, however appear tina,
any thing has yet been definitely settled
Orher rumors give The premiership 10 Earl
bathurst. Mr. Peel, IL is said. viii be locked
ON by the King IS the efficient Prime Minister.
The London Globe Of April 5th says, that
the story then current of the Duke OF Rntisnd,s
visit to the King, about which much has been
sad, was not TO prevent the appointment OF
Mr. Canning as Prime Minister. but to re-
strict the use OF the patronage attached to the
office.
The same paper also says, that on the pre-,
icedlng Friday, confidential gentleman had
waited upon the Countess OF Liverpool from
the King, and that the message was communi
Gated 70 the Earl by her Lad, ship; upon which
arrangements were made for his resignation.
In the contemplated changes in the CAolnet
Lord Greens,lle is TO have an important office
and another noble friend of Mr.. Canning, -
tits said, to be brought in
In the House OF Lords on the 9Th, Lsrt
King made some severe remarks on the deis,
IN filling up the vacancy in the Cabinet III
also alluded to the reports of the dsfalcation 9
the revenue.
/ Corn DUTIES B;M-On the 9th of April.
discussion ensued upon the new clause whicl
lempowers government to prohibit the impol
tation of Corn from such foreign nations .
should impose upon our vessels carrying good
! to those greater duties than those imposed upo
national vesseis Mr.. Warburton moved that
should be omitted: this amendment was neg
tyed without division The third reading
: the bill was fixed for the 18th Of April.
Parliament was to adjourn ON the 18th.
Q S0Ih April.
Dispatches dated 23d March, we're reeeiv,
in london on the 10th Of April. from Gener
Clinton, commanding tie British army in PC