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From the .N. r. Courier and Enquirer.

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quirer boarded yesterday morning at 1 o'clock, seventy miles from Sandy l Hook, tue packet ship Silas Richards. l Capt. iioldridge. Ne have received l by her our usual copious supply of Eng fish journals, from London to the 22d May, and from Liverpool to the 2Ith.

 PARIS, May 10.

 NJ. Casifnir Perier's mortal earccFl has closed. He died this morning a lit tie before 5 o'clock. During the pre- sious E hours he had been sinking so fast that his physicians saw that no hu- man skill could keep him long alive His mental faculties returned at the commencement of this crisis, and only left liin with tsre extinction of life.

 Prince Borghese, wIdowcr of Napo- Ieou's beantiiul sister Eliza, died al Florence on the 9th inst. of an apo plexy.

 LONDON. May zs.-Ne learn on au- thority that we deem entitled 10 every credit, that Prince Talleyrand is to be the future Premier of France, Or at all events, to hold sueIla distinguished sta ton in the Government as most materi- lally to influence its foreign relatiops.- He will take leave of his embassy in Ithis country in the course of few days, under the pretenee of taking the baths of Bourbon to which he has been l in the habit of repairing annually, of late years, for the benefit of his health; but We are given to understand that

 there is no chance of his return, and

 that the nobleman {a long and intimate friend of the prlnee's) who will succeed

 him as Charge d'Affairs, will ultimate be appointed Ambassador en chief.

 NEW YoRB, July 5. 1 Late from Englaad.-At a late hour we received our files of English papers by the Old Line Packet Ship New York, Capt. IIoxie, which sailed from Liverpool ea the ist ef June. Our CO., llumns being previously occupied with the important proceedings of Congress, and the proceedings of the Board of Health, we are compelled to b., very brief in our summary for this evening. ! GREAT BRITAIN.-The Reform Bill was making rapid progress in the Lords. By the votes taken, there is but thin attendenee of members dur ling the desaltory discussions of the va rlous clauses of the Bill, and the Pre- fmier carries every thing in his own way. The Duke of Wellington had gone in- to the eoantry,to 10 remain there untilaf. ter the passage of the bill; and it ap- pears that most of the Tory Lords have likewise abscnted themselves.

 The Morning Herald of the 3ist says;

 We congratulate our readers on the safe delivery of the Reform Bill from the dreaded ordeal of the Committee. Il IS now quite certain that no further opposition will be attempted. The re-. port Is to be taken into consideration on Friday next.

 The debate in the House was to be continued on the Ist ut.

 FRANCE.-TIle news from Paris is to the 22d May inclusive. The chole- "a had nearly nearly disappeared in Paris. on the 10th the deaths in that capitol were but nine. There were fifteen new cases and tllirty-fiye recoveries. The Ministry remains incomplete. The Princess Louisa was soon to leave Pa ITS to be married to King Leopold. Louis Philippe was going to meet his intended as,' soi'-ifi-iaw at Canpaigne.- There was unpleasant news from the south of France. At Boziers the Ma 1 tlonal Guards had joined the people. in an atfray, and Cred on the draeoons. I ihree of whom were killed. \ pro- Jected tour of the Duke of Orleans. in. 1 to the South of France, had been post 1 poned,in consequence of the distorban- ees. The deaths on the Fist. the iatesti reported, were 10; recoveries B; new cases I5.

 BELGIITM.-In note addressed to the London Conference by the Belgian Cabinet, in ;tdveiting to the information received that the treaty of the 18th off November had been ratified by the ave courts, the Minister for foreign ae 'airs declares that no fresh negotiations san be opened, until after the e.s,e,,.,- ion Of the Belgian territory; and also hat no alterations in the treaty will be 'sceded [, to- without just compensation. The King gave assurances 10 the same fleet to deputation of the Senate fhich waited upon him ..,,sn,r he ministry had been talked of. in con sqnenee of differences between M. ll iuslenaera, the Minister of yyar .,,a :