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SpA.s.-Madrid journals of the sth inst. have


been recei, ed. 1t appears that in the month Of


December Sir Robert Peel forwarded to Mr.. Ash


ton the heads of treaty of commerce, with au-
tllority to communicate with the Spanish minister


thereupon A rumor Of the proposed arrangement


aavns unnspired, however, the Catalonian depu.


ties interposed hence the indefinite adjournment of
the proposed treaty. The new ministers appear
determined to observe strict neutrality IN the
] matter.


PoRTUGAL.-Lisbon news has been received to
| the l1th instant. The Portuguese Cortes were
opened by the Queen On the 10TH The regal


speech is short one the late changes referred
to as be NJ concession to the spontaneous ex-
preston of the national will. The conclusion of
The slave trade and commercial treaties with Eng
land, and rhe advent of the Pope's Nuncio and Of


the Pru.sian and Sardaian Ministers, are the chief
topics of the speech,


ParssIA.-Somed disturbance broke orsat Prague


on the Sd inst. occasioned by "a sausage-maker
having decoyed young into his premises,
from which the individual was never seen to come


out Strange surmi.es srose as his fate, but the
n,n had been let out at back door. The popu-
la e hewever, became very roous, and threatened
,e ,all down the house. The military force was
called in, and with some difficulty and few
| wounds, the riot was put down.
Russ1A.-The Moscow Gazette eives the par


,culars OF another great fire at Bo!schoe-Ptaievo,
| which DESTROYED two hundred houses with nearly
| all their contents.


TuRxEr.--Le,ters from Constantinople of the


9th uls state that the Syrian question IS making
| no progress Til. Porte contends, IN answer to


the representations Of the representatives of Eng
pnd, France and Austria, that the reports OF the