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ministers Of the Queen had made r,
overture Tor such interference. Cor.
pied with this eireumstsnce, il Ar,
mour Of Lord WiIlism's speedy re,or,
TO England. A royal barge had be-,
offered TO Lady William Russell, IA
enable her to visit the young Queen On
her arrival, but was declined by her
Ladyship
From Oporto they write that the en-.
emy had not altogether withdraw from
before the city: the garrison had CON.
sequeotly been kept greatly on the a.
'ert, and having been considerably re.
dueed by the rrinforcements sent ia
Lisbon, experienced some hardship,
IN providing against the consequences
OF renewed attack.
According to the accounts from Lis
bon to the Gath Of September, the in.
habitants were free from alarm.
Although the principal aqueduet had
been stopped by the enemy, Lisbon
was still supplied from the other sid.
Of the river.
The result Of the Conferences n
Bohemis, so far as the affairs of Ger.
many are concerned, will be 10 conoeo-
trate the strength Of the confederation.
and, thar, in furtherance Of this obise,.
there will be . Congress Of Ministers
at Vienna during the winter. IL i.
said the three Sovsreigns will establish
tribunals analogous 10 the ancient Au-
lac Council, fo which the Germanic
States will send representatives.
They write from Toulop, Sent. O..
that the Sultan's taxes on the inland Of
Cyprus have become 90 intolerabie thar
the island had become ore general
held OF battle; bloody combats taking
place at every point. The troops Of
the Governor had been beaten in eyery
battle, aud were at last obliged 10 max.
treaty with the rebels in one Of the
provinces. The Turkish soldiers had
mastered many Of the inhabitants for
demanding their rights. IL was said
the Austrian and English Consuls had
been impaieJ. The Austrian Admiral
had repaired TO the scene Of these oc-
currences.
The Duchess Of Berri left Pisa on
the 18th Sept. and left her child AZ
Leghorn in charge Of the Neapolitan
Consul.
The Paris Moniteur notifies Official
ly, that the Minister for Foreign Az
fairs has received from NJ. Levett Har-
ris, the letters of recall, by which his
mission, rs Charge d'Afiaires Of the
United States Of America is termina-
ted.
Mr.. Charles Kemble's family were
on the eve Of sailing from England for
America.
Our Minister. Mr.. Livingston, had
an interview with the King OF Franco
on the first Of October.
The Archduchess Maria Louisa has
coded to Madame Letitia, mother of
Napoleon, the whole property of the
late Duke de Reichstatt, including the
iegacies left by his iIlustrious father.
There are letters from Constantine.
pie 10 the 9Th Of September. IL 10
said that the Sultan had applied to the
Russians for troops to defend him 4.
gainst his own dissatisfied subjects,
and that ia consequence of such an ap-
Plicatien.the English and French squad
rons will remain OH the Dardanellcs. II
10 added. that the English & French Am.
bassabors had protested against the re-
admission OF Russian troops to the very
gates Of the capital, but that this step
on their part had been disregardcd BY
the Sultan.
Sir John Herseheli IL about 10 pro.
coed 10 the Cape of Good Hope, for
the purpose Of making observations on
the fixed stars in the southern hemis-
pheSe.
The cholera is on the increase in
Paris. Twenty deaths took place in
the public hospitals last week.