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The shi: Herald. Capt. -GraAsm,
came up yesterday evening frons Lii.
verpool, whence she sailed on the oh
July. BY this arrival and through the
pol',eness Of Captain q. the editor
OF the Patriot has received files Of
London papers 20 the 9th and Liver
pool To the 10th July, inclusive.
Nothing decisive had yet occurred
IN the campaign against Aigicrs. fhe
invading army were making their ap-
breaches gradually.
The Cotton market had continued
TO improve. Capt. C. states that the
weather. for some days previous TO his
sailing, had been wet and unfavornblr
for the growing harvest, the same kind
of weather held for 3 or 10 days after
he left Liverpool. American Flou~ in
bond was worth from Sis SIS at Lii.
verPoo' on the evening Of the 10Th July.
A letter from Constantinopis states
that the exchange Of the treaty Of ami
~ and commerce. concluded with the
United States Of North America. took
place on the 50ih May.
a dreadful lire took place at Con
stantinople on the S0,h Of May, which
destroyed neariyisO0 houses.
Letters from Victoria, Of the 2sth
ofJune, state that the Spanish Govern
ment continue To reinforce the army
stationed in the Basque Provinces.
The French hospital Of Sidi Ferruch
received before the gath ult. SIS
wounded and IS fever cases.
A London paper Of July 4says--swe
are sorry TO find that accounts have
been received by Government Of ano.
Their Spanish expedition, supposed to
be destined against Mexico. having
touched at the Cape de Verde Islands (;
and also, that the Mexican Minister
here has received advicees, showing
that the Spanish Government, hot.
outstanding the remonstrances of the
British Cabinet, are continually send
ing out to the Havana, small detach.
meuts OF troops, WIN are to be formed
in body there for the purpose Of prof
ting by the first opportunity, to make
descent on the Mexican coast, where,
however, the Mexicsns are fully pre.
pared to receive thcm.' L
The last German papers received in
London state that the price Of coru had
risen considerably in the markets Of
that couatry, in consequence Of the
bad accounts from the Netherlands.
All the members Of the foreign
Corps Dipiomatique who had been ac :
credited to the late King. were pre-
senttd TO King William on the Sd
July.
The dissolution Of Parliament was
expected to take place on the 18th.
but would not be prolonged, in any e.
vent. beyond the 10Th July. The fu =
neral Of George w. was to take place
on the 18th.
The new King had pardoned thirty
sepen convicts in Newgate prison, who
were under sentence Of death.
The Marchioness Wellesley had
been appointed. First La'iy Of tie Bed
chamber of the new Queen.
The Sultan, it is said, has NANTES
ted bad faith in his transactions with
Russia. The Cars troops had scarce
~ Quilted Adrianople, when he refu-
sed to fulfil some Of the conditions Of
the treaty; at least his agents have
driven the Russian authoritie. from
the coded territories. Accounts from
the Danube to the beginning Of Nav
speak at provocation TO a new war
The Turk. we should think, will hard
~ be prepared for this, as the revolt
of the Albanians seems to give him
sufficient occupation.