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is the John Adams irigate, which c0fl- veyed Commodore Porter to Constanti- nople; and that, afser landing the com modore, she entered the Black sea, for the purpose of visiting Odessa.

 Later from Europe.-We last eve- hing, between s and 9 o'clock, received our London papers to the 24th, and Liverpool to the 25lh of November.

 The London Morning Herald of the 20th of November says;-The daily re port from Sunderland supplies it's usual amount of deaths, two persons having died. of eemmen, and four of malignant cholera according 10 it's statement.

 BurAfng.-We find the following ih the Morning Herald of the 24th:

 Ne understand that the second mate of the Sarah, from Virginia, United States, has been missing since Friday last, and nndor circumstances which leave little doubt that he has fallen q sacrifice to the ssillterest of seieRee,n or, il other words, that he has beeumur- dered for the benefit of the surgeons. This aifiiir has excited, as may be easi. ly supposed, great interest amongst per. sons connected with shipping. Sailors, from their habits, are peculiarly liable to fall into the claws of the blood hounds in human shape by which Eng land is now so signally disgraced.- The unfortunate mans clothes have been found in house of i'll fame.

 On the Dist of November, the King of England further profoeued Parlia- meht until the 9th of December.

 The King, on the same day, issued proclamation, declaring sspolitieal asso- ciationso unconstitutional and illegal.

 The papers teem with accounts el meetings, disturbances, riots, want and sickness. ia England.

 The lawyers in Kilkenny, Ireland, have refused to undertake the recovery of tithes for the clergy.

 The English EEfi:ssliislass papers contain | form of prayer used by the Hebrews in their synagogues, on account of the Chole. ra.

 The London Herald discusses with earnestness the probability that the pow CT of Europe will disafm, and arrives al the conclusion that, notwithstanding the reduction of Poland and the settlement of disputes between Holland and Belgi. um. such desirable end will not be ob- tained. Austria yet holds itaiy. Prussia has not given the promised Constitution. Russia is desirous of further conquests ii Europe, Turkey, and Asia; and France has lustreason 10 apprehend the movements of the Caalists.

 The treaty between the Five Powers and King Eeopol,l, was signed in Lon- don on the 18th of November, ineerpor- ating the 24 articles of that between Bel gium and Holland, with three addition al clauses. Art. g places all the pre- ceding articles under the guarantee oi the Five Powers. Art. 36 declares that there shall be peace and amity be- 4tweenthe King of the French, the Itm- .peror of Austria, the King of Great Britain. tie King of Prussia. and the Emperor of Russia, on the one part, and the king of the Belgians on the other. Art. 27 prescribes, that hetreaty shall be ratified, and the ratiicationsexchang ed within two months at latest.

 Parliament would not meet in the frs week of December. as the new Reform Bill was not yet prepared. A Cabine Council assembled on the 18th, 10 decid, on the period 10 which itwas 10 be pro rogued, and another meeting was te take place at Brighton on the 2Ist, fol the purpose of issuing t4e preelamatie. for it's further prorogation. The Lon don Herald does not profess to under stand the cause of this delay, and says it is exceedingly prejadiciai to the inter ests of the country.

 Iafer.-four days lafer intelligenet from London has been brought by tn, 1 packet ship Columbia, which jeff Lon don on the 9th of Noyember,and Ports mouth on the lst of December.

 The political news is important. Mir Atkinson brings confident report tha an instruction hadtaken place in Por tugal, and that DoN MrcuEL had fed

 Riots n France.-A letter from Iy ons, Nov. 2f, in a London paper, state dreadful riots had taken place between the manufacturers and the workmen equal to those at Bristol, England. Sc verdi thousand workmen had assembled on one night. and burning and pillag. had been carried on 10 dreadful ex tent.