of the Treasurybe at therized 10 prescribe such rules and regulations as may be ne- cessary fo carry this section into effect.

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 iunebia, Capt. DelaHo, ffor, London same date, accounts have been receiy- ed from those places to the ist ult.

 Bells Weekly Messenger of the 29th July, mentioned the increase of the Cholera in l.ondon-one hundred deaths per day being the average al that date; and almost every town and city in the two kingdoms is more or less afflicted. In Paris and Hayre he Cho- lera has nearly ceased.

 Don Pedro has obtained an impor- tant victory over his brother Don NIi- guel. Tie following are the particu. lars of the battle and victory.

 From tke London Courier, July 31.

 We have been favored with the fol- lowing extract of letter from com mefe:al gentleman, dated 0porto, July :ei, 2i i733 z g.

 Il have only time to inform you that Don Pedro has gained great victory at Valonga, after : days hard fighting. Two thousand prisoners, all the artil- l lery and camp equipage taken; the ar- my of the enemy entirely dispersed.- They were 10000 strong. Our force only 1000. The enemy's loss in kill ed and wounded is immense. We have suffered also but not severely.

 Yesterday they attacked the whole south bank of the Douro, and kept up q constant fire ali day; but VIC beat them off with the schooners and gun boats. The whole of the regular ar my is at faionga, and to day advances on tie road to Coimbra, to attack t, where they will no doubt be successful.

 ss1he Portuguese regiments fight ye- y braveiy. Two regiments of cayal- r5, and two or three Of infantry. are confidently reported to have deserted ] Miguel, and commenced their march up to join us.

 The Miguelite feet was 10 have come out yesterday, bat if appears they will not. Admiral Saftefieus Is blockading Lisbon, and we hear that two forts at the mouth of the Tagus are deserted. ] We have raised here above 5000 re. cfaits and volunteers, who are now be. ing trained. Stores, arms and every thing are in abundance, and if this com. bined movement which Is TOW about to take place, prove successful; the cause i ls gained" l

 DEATH or YOUNG NAPOLEON.

 From the .4agsbarg Gaxeite, Ja{y 9. l

 s.Ehls morning, at ) o'clock, an easy death put an end to the existence ofE the Duke de Reichstadt, at the palace of Schoenbrunn. Already on the 18th, 1 Inc symptoms of the last stage of con- sumption manifested themselves, and 'te physicians gave up all hope of sav- ing him. The Emperor las directed that his funeral shall be attended with eie same forms and honors of an Arch duke. The corpse is 10 be inferred in the imperial family vault on the 24th 1 inst. Preparations were made imme- diately for the departure of his discon- selate mother for her dutchy. This i determination was considered absolute ly necessary in order not to endanger her life.'

 NEW YoRK, Aug. 3l.

 We are indebted 10 Capt. Perkins. ofthe brig Commodore Preble, for To. haseo paper, printed on one of the last days oi July, from which we learn, that on the 25th of that month, an action took place between government flo. tilla under Capt. Bonifaz, and the fort of fobasco, occupied by troops in the interest of ,Sauta Anna; which result ed " Che capture of the fotilla and all on board.

 The flotilla consisted of the schr. Vera Crnzana, and the transports Pa. I paloapan, Tampico, and Campechana. 1 and Was commanded by Lara Bonifaz. These vessels, about s o'clock in the morning of the 25th, were seen ap- pfoaehing the fort, commanded by For tin Lebro Pedraza, and the Vera Cru zana commenced firing her 2i pounder, which al Frst was not answered from the for, ,iis guns being too small to reach the tiotlila at such distance.

 About hall an hour afterwards the Vera Crnzana, followed by the trans ports, approached within the range Of the guns of the fort, which was earri- soned by only 2e0 men. 4 brisk fire was now kept up Oh beth sides; the transports meanwhile approaching the shore, where they landed large body oi men, underline cover of the guns of the Vera Cruzana, afterwards ascer- tained 10 amount to 15S men, with one piece of artillery.

 This force, after some delay, assanit- !