days, tihe Admiral rcmonstrance to the
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ne statement Oi Capt. Earren E. that on the morning he left Cadiz. Spanish brig arrived there from Vigo, the Captain of which stated, that in or der to maintain the neutrality of their port, the authorities of Vigo had deem ed t proper to require that the fleet should ieavetheir port or be dismantled. The Admiral preferred the latter, and during the night put to sea, but came in contact with the fleet of Don Pedro under Admiral Sartorius witch lay of the port. An action ensued whicd re-. suited in complete victory by Sario- rius, and both squadrons were seen steering for Oportoin company.

 The report was generally credited il- Cadiz, and received with apparent pleasure by the inhabitants.

 The squadron of Don Miguel consist ed of the Don Juan VI of s0 guns and ITS men, Princess Royal, frigate Of 50 guns and 4S0 men, Cy bele sioop of war, 26 guns and 234 men, brig Isabelle, 24 guns and l99 mea, brig Fego, 20 guns l5l men, brig Audacions IS guns and l44 men. Total 2lS guns, 1896 men.

 All was quiet al Cadiz. The Queen Regent had issued decree Of amnes ty towards persons engaged in treason- able conspiracies during the kings ex- treme sickness, which however exelud- ed i5 persons. King Ferdinand's health was improving.

 Que doy loter from England. The ship Ajax, at New ofk, brings the Journal of Commerce Liverpool papers to the 22d and London papers to the 2lst October.

 LONDON, Oct. 2o.--half past I o'- cloels.-'iie English Funds have been steady all the morning. Consols for account S3 7.SaS4, and for money s38. india nonds and Excf equer Bills shade higher. Bank Stock iS7z.

 LONDON Oct. si.- Continued Saceess of Don Pedro.-p Private accounts have been received from Madrid stating that a continued attack was made on Opof. to on the 29lh and 3Oth Sept. and Isl October. The Aiiguclites were oblig ed to abandon their out.posts, and haze retreated6ve leagues from 0Porlo.

 TheMie ueliie squadron entered sziea bay OH the 29th September. sSarterius arrived of Vigo on the Sd Oct. and uas blockading them at both mouths e! the bay.

 Adviees have been received at Bor- dcaux, of the l4th instant, stating that on the i0th the MisuelIte army before Oporto had retreated five leagues {i5 miles, to Penagel.

 We are informed that amongst the great number of persons who have join. ed the forces which lately left this coun- try for Portugal, there are more than twenty officers of distinguished reputa- ton in the infantry and cavalry. Many civilians have enrolled themselves who. from their knowledge If the country, Hiid from other circumstances, are cer- tain to aid the constitutional cause in iarious ways.

 "Fhe United kihgdom,' of Sunday II, contains tho following remarks on FIFE KING OF HOLLANDS WAR l

 LIKE SPEEGH.

 The speech delivered by the King of iolland on opening the Assembly of 1 she States General, is not of that milk and-waterquality that royal speeches generally are. ltbreathes war and de- tiance. His Majesty complains of in- juries, insults and peyfdyt He says he Aas made concessions for the sake of peace to the extreme limits of conde- sension, and as far as the honor and the of the Dutch nation will per- nit; but instead of these concessions leading to an adjustment of the dispute. theyshave only been followed by more demands. These de nands, he says, cannot be acceeded 10. iie therefore rejects them, and points 10 ais guns. He tells the Conference that he Is prepared for war-tfat heis arm ed on the whole of his frontier-that his naval and military forces are in the most efficient slate that his militia are in the ileld-that his volunteers are req. dy to march-that his subjects are in. dlgnant at the wrongs he has suffered, and are ready 10 make any sacrifice rather than tamely yieldsto the condi tions of the London diplemalist.

 This speech, therefore, has ali the importance of formal declaration of war. Il puts an end to the protocols at once. The Eonfarrnce arr. fald tn do their worst. h short, il puts an end to all further negotiation; aud now that Euqiand and Erance have hela ent ..a1-