FOREIGN INTELLIdENCE.

FROM ENGLAND.
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The ship Chill, Captain jenkins, 81 days from
Liverpool, and the ship Friends, Capt. Warnack,
"a days from Greenock, at New-York on Friday
evening; the former brought London paper OF
the 29th, and the latter one Of the I'd ofJune.


Public confidence was increasing IN the new
administration, and the funds have advanced in
consequence.


Ii was rumoured that the King of England had
written to the Duke Of Wellington, requesting
him to resume the command the army, which
lie had declined.


A speedy and powerful intervention in favor Of
the Greeks was about to take place-so say the
French papers.


Thc annulment Of the marriage Of Z. G. Wake
field to Miss Turner was before the House OF
Lords on the goth. Miss Turner was examined,
and gave her evidence in q distinct and unem-
barrassed manner Other witnesses were exam
ined, when Mr.. Wakefield addressed the House
and requested a postponement OH the ground
that he was not prepared, which was not grant
ed, and the evidence was ordered to be printed,
and the bill was committed for the next day.


Great sensation was produced in London on
the 26th in consequence of intelligence from N.
York, of the misunderstanding between the Bra
lillian and United States Governments, and that
Mr.. Racquet had demanded his passports


Constantnople dates say that the Divan had
commenced carrying into execution the prnci'
pal articles of the treaty Of Ackcrman, aud that
the best understanding prevailed between the
Porte and the Russian legation.


| From Paris papers, an article in the Etollc
dated Madrid, May l4th, states the Spanish Gen
erals complain much Of desertons from Their
armies, and to be anxious to retire from the Por
tuguese frontier, unless they are permitted t.
cross it.


| A letter from Liverpool Of May 29th, says


Yesterday, about 1000 bags of Cotton were sole
at the lowest rates of last week The average
qualities of Uplands and Alabamas are now near
| ly unsaleable at Gid per pound.


"rhe motion for going into committee "poI
the CORN BILL in the House o! Loid5, ha
been carried by l20 votes to 90.