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From the ". Y Com. .Ifrprtiser, February S.


VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND.
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VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND


The pscse ships Canada, Rogers, aud Leeds,
Stoddard arrived las evening from Liverpool, both
We sells haeing sailed The Sd OF January, 10 which
dates inclusive. the Editors OF the Commercial Ad !.
ver,iser have received files OF papers, with regu.
ar file OF Lloyds Lists to the 30th Of December.


The Ne" York packet shii Canada, Captain Ro-
gers, was seized by The Officers of the Customs at
Liverpool. in consequence OF the discovery. on Dec.
l5,h. that ten hogshtads, purpofing TO be filed
with qoercron bark, which had been landed |, ON
that vessel, contained quantity Of tobacco and
snuff Jeremiah Plat. the consienee of the hogs
heads in question, was taken into custody or the
4,h Dec and Detained under special clause IN
the Act OF parliar ent, % in order 10 give time for
preparing the Information against him" The case
having, in the mean time, been reported to the Board
o! Customs in London, OF ders were sent down to
proceed against the defendant upon an info, nation
toi 'Ged fom the Custom house in London. Ac-
cordingy. on Friday, MIR Plat was placed at the
bar in the town hail. and the information char ging
him with Illegally unshipping and landing, or caus-
ing to be unshipped, being proved against him. he
sas fired 100 pounds.


The Creek frigs,e He las, from New York, had
arrived of Malta-al well She proceeded imme-
distriy,' Nspoli.


The North Carolina, Com. Rogers, anchored 10
the Roadsled oi Coulon. on the lOth Dec.


he Duke OF York continued sick and all hopes
Of his recovery were despaired Of. His compsint
is Dropsy in the Chest. He is doubtless dead be.
lore now and the Duke Of Ciarence, "a Radical) is
IN that case the heir apparent. The Duke oi Cia-
renee has an abundance OF children but nope legiii.
mate. The mex in succession is the infant daugh.
ter Of The late Duke OF Kent. In the event Of the
loss o this heess pre.ump,ive, the crown would
deyolve upon the Duke ot Cumberland, who has lie.
gitimate offspring. Next to the Duke Of Cumber.
Nab. u l.
last of the late kings SONS, is the Duke OF Cam
bridge.


William Clifford Esq EDITOR Of the Quarterly
Review died in London, on the 3lst o! December,
N he 7lst year Of his a.e.


AS We anticipated, the news from The Continent
is decidedly pacific. The prompt and decided mea&
oil the British cabinet. as regards the iDva.
sion OF Portugal. had The desired effect and The
peace Of Europe will no be di,tui bea.


FROM SPAN.


The Courier Francais De- smher 26, says.
+" Authentic accounts irou Madrid STATE, that King
Ferdinaod, in consequence OF the ultimatum " hch
has been presented 10 him. requring him TO ausw er
it without Gelav and without subettuge has lust zee
cognised The Consti ulions Government and Char.
ter oi Pottoga!, has p om ed to send An bssadof
to Lisbon, and to receive one from The Regency to
break off all kind o. commotions and completely
with the Portuguese reb.lilon snd to give all Other





him by Euglsnd,''


This Intelligence is confirmed by all the other
French papers.


FROM PORTUGAL


Up to the 3lst OF December, the British Capital
had bte l9 days without any direct intelligence
from Portugal. In the mean time the FleEth pa.
pers were filled with the most idle and ridiculous
stories. One of these ha, the rebels had taken
Opor,o. These stores however, were dissipated
by The arrival Of .he vessel Sir Edward Ra rks
on the night of Dec. lst, with despstehe. from
Lisbon, whence the messenger sailed on the 26 h of
December. Ii does not appear that any eveIis Of
importance occurred in Portugal subsequtn nj to The
capture of Braganza The measures adopted by the
BRUSH government had d,fiused the greatest Joy az
that place. The squadron, with troops from Eng.
land, had Just arrived off the hsrbor. One vessel
had previously arrived and landed her troops, who
were received with he greatest acclamatlons.


THE GREEKS


Accounts from many dit eciians still speak Of ne.
sotiations at Censsnlinople, between the Foreign
Ministers and the Porte, in favor oi the Greeks
The English French, aud Russian Governments
ire said TO be engaged actively upon this sublect.
The laes, account which we have, is from The Ori~
ntnl Spectator Of Nov. IL, which sffi.ns, that il
vas thought certain IN the Leyant that ar accom-
notation would lake place between The Ottoman
Porte and Greece tha' this pacA alton the
Of the ,ntetest hich Russia had man.
* lied Tor the Greeks in conferences 1t Ackerman.
Ihs same Journal atirms, that after the arrival ola
rara, from Cons.antinople, part Of the Egyptian
roops which we're already Oh board ~ exsndris,
lad been landed