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The news schooner Courier aud En qulfer boarded on Saturday morning, 2ii Roekaway, the London packet ship SOVEREIGN, capt. JHAMpLIN, which sailed from Portsmouth on the 10th Aug. We have received by this vessel our files of London journals and ship ping lists to the evening of the 18th.

 Looking only to those accounts from Portugal which are we'll authenticated, We cannot resist the conclusion that Don Pedro will. unless aided bv Eng. land and France, fail in the object of hls expedition. We strongly suspect tnat 10 obtain this is the object of the Mar quls Palmella's visit to London, but we apprehend that the British Ministry will not dare venture on the step, it would be so contrary to the principles they have in debate laid down for them selves. France no doubt would feel less hesitation, though England would probably look witl, displeasure at her taking a part which wolid hereafter give her paranount Influence in d country where that oi. England has hith- .erlo been predominant.

 The mau9avring of Admiral Sarto rus with the squadron of Don Pedro appears 10 us rather suspicious. and We do not indulge in the saaguine hopes ex- pressed by the English editors of the result of a battle. We think he will not venture to engage Tn one. The fleet of Lon Miguel is of much greater strength, though not so well manned aud were an engagement to ensue, and the squadron of Pedro be only crippled 1t would place him and bis army in a desperate predicament.

 Ii the cause Of Don Pedro stall fail. we can only say with the Paris Cores. pondent of the Morning Chronicle, 1t will be the fault of the people and the people will suffer. Yet do not despair i The cause Of constitutional liberty is making rapid strides in all parts of the world. and thougl, in some nations the schoolnaster ane civilization have done more, and advanced more than in oth. CTS, yet even in Spain and Portugal the day k not very far off when the cause oi true freedom, and the true happiness ot mankind shall succeed, notwithstand ing all the difficulties which are now raised to its progress. Let not, then, the deteat, of Don Pedro discourage the friends oi liberty; for time is oniy'want Cd to assure to Portugal the bencfiis winch they would now propabIy and ge- fserously confer upon her.

 lne affairs of Germany are still

 irultful theme of discussion in Enala,sa 2 IF Ming nt ssxenj IS given in iSIs s'dhsslon to the late arbitrary decree. .. the Dlet, and as wchavc already said.