FOREIGN YNTELx1aENoE.

III. nack.t ship Corinthian arrived a,
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New York ON Friday evening IrOH Lsei
pool. whence she sailed on the 24th OF July,
THE CROPS.-Thc accounts IRON an
parts of the Kingdom represent that .ne
crops Of all descriptions VIII be exceeunxy
abundant. The Wheat has most impos
ing appearance. Better prospects were
never witnessed. The fruits and vegetsoies
will also be abundant


GREAT BRIrAIN.-On the 2otn 1uiy'
the Duke of Wellington had long audience
with the King. His Lordship is about pay
ing visit to Ireland, -,
Bentinck, G. c. B. has been appointed Gov
ernor General Of Bengal.


~, rieo. Gy,ut Britain, and The United
| .StQtes.-rhe same article states in an AIR
of exultation. that "the commercial treaty
winch Mr.. Poinsett, the Ambassador from
the United States, has been some time ne
gociating with Mexico, was not likely to he
speedily concluded. II 7oas quite nnder-
1 stood thQtfhe Congress and Senate, Lot Mex
\ icol 4oouM reject epery hrohoSHion that
qyouid be aVerSe 10 the English interests;
but at present the treaty is rejected, because
it lays down different line of boundary to
that which had before been admitted, and
J by which the Americans lay clalG to the
rich uroyince of Texas. The American
Minister, it is added, is an intriguing clever
| man, but the Mexicans are firm in the de-
termination not to give up one acre OF their
territory"


We learn from a Limerick paper, that
there is cliff convenient to Benle, IN the
county of Kerry on the sea shore, troM
which tor seven or eight days, immeiise
quantities of smoke had issued atssntervals;
il has excited great curiosity, and crowds
have locked from the surrounding neigh
borhood, to view the strange phenomenon


The same paper states that great part
Of the bold and majestic castle OF Ballybun-
ion which has stood for ages oil the brink OF
large preepice, had fallen OH the strand,
and lies ccmeuted as if one solid rock.


The Duke of buckingham was on his way
70 Southampton. TO embark for the Nlediter
rancan in his watch, which Is SAID 70 have
been recently built for the express purpose.
His VOYAGE is undertaken for scientific OBJ
iects, as we'll as for his health, and he is to
BE- absent about YEAR IL IS SAID that a.
mong other plans he medltates VISIT TO
Greece.


Ono Of the wealthest of the Polish Lords,
Count SAvinskic, has lately had another
piauet match Some time ago while on an
embassy to Constantinopie, he won from q
ksG
l6 900 leopard skins, which he afterwards
sold in Hungary tor 1000 900 francs. lie
\ set the slaves at liberty on the spot. III his
Hate game he lost 10000 acress Of wood
with m magnificent mansion, on the banks
of the Ester, TO the Prince Dolsurouk


Lord Cochrane's son William Erskine
Cochranc, was summoned before the Lord
Mayor, to answer charge Of having en-
gae.d a midshipman to go to Greece, as y
passenger in a vessel with ten men, ot whou
he was to have the command. The CASE
was however dismissed, no evidence appear
ing.


The CRFEkS.-Rtspectng Greece
the point probably Of the greatest interest
there, is nothing either very important in il
self, or upon which we can confidential,
depend. Nicholas is said to be firm and De
trrmined in his re solution to procure th'
stipulated freedom for the Greeks, and tht
British and French naval forces are under
stood to be about To coDsbint al Alexandria
and prevent the departure Of any fresI
troops from thence 70" the recruiting OF thu
army of the Satan in Europe.


While the Court of Constantinople is un
derstood to refuse 4 literal acquiescenc'
in the proposal of the Allied Powers, i


is said to be making great efforts, by th
promise OF uueUHltlfS dnE dthtuo'dtlOHS
To pacify and win back the Greeks, aHt
effect their separation from their new pro
teetors,


FRANCE-Is said 10 have united Will
Grcst Britain; fully and formally rccogniz
ing the Constitutional Government oi Portu
gal; and with the exception Of the Frencl
garrison in Figneras aud Pampeluna, an,
5000 British troops al Berlin near Lisbon
the troops OF both nations arc to he with
drawn.


GERIANY.--M. RotschId, Of Vienna
was daily expected at Frankfort, 10 lay til
FIRST stone of hospital, which he is build
ing there, and which is destined fer the Is
raclites. II will cost 100000 forms, and i
completed in two years.


fi'Do me ~ Y. Commercial .firtr!,afr.


MORE TROUBLE IN COLOMBIA.


The brig Athenian arrived on Frda
evening from Carthagena, brings advice
from 3osota down to August, and letter
from Carthagcna to the 18th. The intern
al troubles of the Republic were increasin
again. A letter TO the Editors of the Ga
zette, states that Bolivar left Carthsgena O
the 2Sth of July, on his way TO Bogota, I
present himself to Congress, and take tn
oath required by the Constitntion.--rheb ba
state of affairs in the South of the ReRubli


brought on by the invasion OF Bustamcnti