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 ', We have just received a Portsmouth paper ofthe lstofJ June, containing London dates of the S0th May, by the packet ship Corinthian,

 :ii Tiihe Dublin Evening Post states that there is very little doubt of the reelection of MT. | aO.Connell. Of 5000 ten pounds freehold ' eFs, s,nine-tsnths had declared for that gentle

 Paris papers of May gath, had been re- .ceiyed in London. It is stated from Jassy. May 8. that all accounts from the theatre of war confirm the statements that very sangOine actions had taken place at SilistFiA, and in the envir0ns of Choulila, where the Turks have displayed unparrallellsd valoIr, D and fought with a desperation bordering Op frenzy 1

 Letters from the frontiers of M0ldavia. of May, confirm the taking of Baldrick, Id little fortress between Varna and Kayarna, hy the Turks, and do not contradict the capture of Sizeholi by the troops of Hussein Pacha.

 The European discipline adds much 10 their force. Dervices appear at the head of the troops. and Fecite prayers aud sing hymns, which the Turkish soldiers repeat while they animate each other and their ianaticism is thus excited. they rush to the combat like madmen. i,itering dreadful cries. The nnm- Der of Turkish troops increases daily, and is atleAst equal to that of the Russians.

 On the 5th of April the Russian squadron was at POrOs, to the number of ships of the line, corvette and two brigs. The Courier efSmyrna ofApril iQsh, says, that Admiral Heyden having considered with the Presi- dent what place Ofrefuge the squadron sh0ull choose in case of war with England. the poF 0fNapoli had been chosen; & inleunsequencs go pieces of heavy cannon had been placed