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FROM ENGLAND.
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The packet ship Britannia, at New-Yorle from
Liverpool, whence she sailed on the 10th NAV.
brings regular sdTices to the time of her sailing
The Act Of Abaieaaion Of the Emperor Don Pc.
dro, is published in the London papers in which
he transfers the Kingdom of Portugal to his dear
daughter Maria de Gloria, 4. being incompati-
Bile with the interests of the Empire Of Brazil,
ard with those Of the Kingdom ofPouugal, that
be should continue to be the King of Portugal. .


A London paper Of the l4th, says-The three
vacant ribands ofthe Carter were, on Thursday
last, bestowed on the Marquis of Exeter and the
Dukes Of Deyonshirc and Leeds


The Earl Of Liverpool still continues to gather
strength.


The Gazette ofFriday contains the nomination
Of the Duke Of Leeds, Lord Plunkett, and Sir S