From Ms ~. Y. Gazette of April l8. FROM EUROPE.
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w. 4. AmerlcGn. From Ms ~. Y. Gazette of April l8.

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 By the packet ship George Washington, Capt. Hodredge, from Liverpool. we have London and Liverpool papers to the 23d of March. The contents, in political view. are not of very important nature. A sumina- ] ry of which will be found below :- A Liverpool paper of the latest date says Ministerial confidence has received check. In the committee on the Irish Coercion Bill, the minority has been nearly doubled, and among the deserters are some members whose votes must be considered a pointed censure

 The English petitions against the measures are unusually numerous, and it is creditable to Scotland that there was not one petition 1 in it's favor, although the Scotch members nearly all voted for it. The public, although sometimes slow to doubt, are always certain ofbcing ultimately arraycd in defence of prin- | ciple; and the Cabinet mfscalculated when they thought that they could offend against all their former professions with impunlty. l. In the House of Peers, March 19, Lord A. thorp said he had to request his Honorable friend, (Mrs Buxton) not to bring forward the motion of which he had given notice, respect - As ministers had intimated their intention of preparing some measure, he thought that the Hon. member could not do any thing more advantageous to the question itself than to postpone his motion until he heard what were the plans his ma ajesty had in cOntemplation.- The motion was accordingly withdrawn.

 Business in London is said to be at stand, in consequence of an apprehended change in udv fnPn n unlimited issue of Bank paper are becoming more numerous. No Bank Notes under 5I. are allowed to be circulated.

 The affairs of the Dutchesa of Berry ceased to make further noise in France. Her acCOuch- ment was expected in about six weeks.

 Most Ofthe chiefs in the kingdom of Greece had summoned their adhereOts to take the oath ofallegiance to OTHo, the new sovereign.

 The King of Belgium is soon expected to have an heir to his throne. At the baptism of the infant. the father, it is said. will em brace the papist faith. The latest news from Portugal is contained in letter received at London on the 2ist, dated at Oporto, March 4, and brought by the Alban steamboat, which touched at VigO on the 18th, on its way from the Mediterranean. The letter says-This morning. at daylight, after bombarding the town during the night, the troops of Miguel made grand attack in the direction of Cor dellO and St. John da Fog. A diversion had been made in the vicinity of Agoa Ardente, but it was soon perceptibie that the main Ob- ject of attack was towards the Cordello line. The troops of Don Miguel were completely repulsed, and it is supposed that they have sustained considerable loss; upwards of600 are said tO have been killed. but credence can not be given to all the reports current in the town. Don Pedro's troops have comparative y sustained little loss but the Scottish corps. under Major Shaw, have suffered most, one officer in that choir has been killed. and al- most every officer, with the exception of its commander, Shaw, has been wounded on the constitutional side. Supplies of provisions. and intuition, and troops are daily expected.

 The St. George left the Downs 25d, for Oporto. with 800 French soldiers. ainmuni- ton. and other warlke stores; and in day or two. other vessels would proceed for the rest "f the French troops, who altogether will amount to 1900.

 Advces hare been received at Vienna. by a Drogoman, despatched from ConstantinOPle ny the lnternuncio, at the desire of the Refs Etendl. It appears that the French Admiral RoessIn, with the concurrence of the English Charge de Affaires, Mr. Vaudeville. had pre- 'C'.SN "" AhC 1eOIkc W dCCrPt tuC "CNs"''"" Ot France between the Sultan and Viceroy ot Egypt, and thatya Treaty has been signed by the Frenchman and Ottoman minister, by which the whole coast of Syria from Tripoli to tho borders of Egypt, with tract in the interior. which includes Jerusalem (but not Damascus.)

 AleppO, Scandaroon, and all the older con- quests of tho Egyptian army are to be restor- ed to the Ottoman Porte. A messenger had been despatched to lbrahim Pacha with in' telliSence of this convention. and decIara- ton that if he advances farther into Asia Mi nor. France will consider Egypt as her enemy. Little douht is entertained but that his message will stop Ihrahim in his career, and that his father will not hesitate to make peace on the terms proposed. The Russian fleet which had arrived at the mouth of the BOsphorus, being no longer wanted, will return to Sebas- tOpOl. ...

 The last letters from Italy announce that