LATE FROM ENGLAND.
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Ne,V- York, 70. Adv.) April IF.

 By the arriva! of ;he packet ship Pacific, Capt. Waite, we have received London pa pers to the 18th of March.

 The principal news is contained in the fol- lowing summary, which we extract from the London Courier, of the evening of the 18th.

 London, Friday Evening, March 15.-A letter from Odessa, of the 18th ult. is quoted in Galgnani's Messenger, stating that the first division of the Russian fleet had left Sebasto- pol for Constantinople. and that 5000 troops were only waiting for transports to convey them to the same destination. The intelIi- gence. however, having arrived of an arrange ment between the Sultan and the Viceroy, it was supposed that the troops would not be embarked.

 Accounts from Antwerp. without date, are quoted, stating that the Dutch fleet had re-ascended the Scheldt and resumed the same positions as it occupied during the frost, between Liefkenshock and Lillo.

 A violent earthquake is said to have been felt at Corfu, by which two villages were de- stroyed, and many persons had been killed.

 It is stated, in an article from Smyrna, that Greeks residing at Constantinople, and in Russia, had, for several months past, made large purchases of land in Greece; but the speculation has ceased, in consequence of the Greek peasantry, who were formerly attach ed to the glebe as vassels on, the estate thus sold. being resolved to claim the rights of free citizens, and to refuse to perform any service as vassals.

 Portugal.-We are happy to he able to state that the unfavorabIe. reports prevalent Tor the last few days, relative to the depar- ture of the Duke of Braganza from Oporto. aie without foundation. With respect to the position of the army of Liberation, it is indis- putably true there is the greatest want of pro- visions at Oporto and that the troops, in consequence. have been exposed to the most severe privatiOns. The cause of the queen of Portugal. however, is not yet proved to be absolutely lost; and the strong reinforce ments of men. and supplies of provisions. which are now on their way to OpOrt0, may enable the army of LiberatiOu to retain their position for some time longer. We nav ada. that should the reinforcements of troops and supplies of provisions reach Oporto in time, and there is every reason Co believe that thev will, Gen. SOlignac will, without delay, make