LATE FOREIGN NEWS.

From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser, May IS.


LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.


By the arrival of the ship Criterion,
Capt. Avery, in 80 days from London, We
have received from our attentive cores
pondent, London papers to the 9th of
April, and Lloyd's List to the 9th.


In the House of Lords, on the 9Th of
April, the Marquis of Lansdown said,
that it was his intention ON future day to
move an address for information respecting
any communication which may have pass.
ed between the Prince Regents govern
meDt and the United States OF America,
relating to the cession of the Floridas.


A London paper says, that Eugene
Beaubarnois, has recently been at Paris.
and was introduced, In cog, to Louis
XVIII.


The Emperor Alexander has sanctioned
the establishment of University at Pc
tersburgh.


Ferdinand, it is reported, has refused
TO fulfil SO much of the will of his late
father as ordered the payment of his debts.


The German papers state, that Count
Humboldt is preparing the details of new
representative constitution for Prussia.


The Morning Herald of April 9th says,
that report is in circulation, that Mr..
Vansittart is preparing to resign his office,
and that he will be succeeded by Mr..
Peel.


The ships HecIa and Gripa, we're to
sail on the l4th of April, from Deptford,
on a voyage of discovery to the Arctic
Circle.


The Newcastle, of Sc guns, was to sail
early in the spring for Halifax, with Rear
Admiral Griffith, who is to be the COM
mander 10 chief on that station.


Another Edict of the Inquisition, pro-
hibiting the publication of certain books,
is in the press, aud will shortly be pub
lished.


Recent advices from CeyIon state, that
the Governor of that Island had emanci-
pated all the slaves employed in the hos
pitals.


MIR. MolIieu, who recently explored
the sources of the African rivers, the
Gambia and the Rio Grande, has return
ed to Paris. His health is impaired by
the effects Of the climate, aud poisonous
draught administered to him by native.


The Persian Ambassador, in passing
through Vienna, on his way TO England,
presented the Emperor Of Austria with
several new poems, one of which consists
of $4,000 stanZas.


Some alterations have been made at Ca
diz in the destination of the armament.
Three ships of the line, and three frigates
were TO leave Cadiz for the Pacific ocean
the early part Of April. with as many
troops as they could accommodate. -Four
thousand troops we're to sail 10 transports,
early 10 May. The great expedition would
not be ready for sea until August or Sep
.smber.