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 The shin Providence arrived at Providence en Saturday afternoon, having leN Liverpool On the 9th of July.

 Nothing of importance is furnished by the papers, unless nOie favorable prospect of an amicabIe settlement of Belgian affairs.

 The Reform Bill was to go into committee on Tuesday the 12th; and the question of it's disposition in the House of Lords had assuln- ed an intense interest. Tho Globe states it as report in well informed quarters that the bill will be rejected by majority of g, the bishops constituting the majority.

 The Manchester Guardian of July Q, sayss "After adebate of several days. the question on which the lssumptioR of the throne by Prince Leopold depends,slill on Tuesday last, (5th) remained unsettled. Great violence had been displayed by the war party. The friends of peace and order, however, at length succeeded and gained the attention of the House, and several of them, and particularly M. Devaux and M. Lebau, Minister for For eign Affairs, are stated to have spoken with great talent, discretion and effect. It issnow asserted that there is no longer any doubt of the proposition being accepted ny consider- able majority"

 A steam boiler exploded on the 8th in Liv- &erpool. Thetpen were trying the strength of the boiler when it burst, ,and blew up the buil- ding, killed one man and badly wounding two others.

 Within the last 1e months the excise taxes in England on beer, leather, cider. and print- ed goods have been repealed. The repeal D of the tax on candies, is also announced to take place.

 The calico printers in the county, were on a turn out in consequence of proposed re- e ductiorsOf wages.

 Un1rn;..sn ftav n IokcNo NP snraral Ic~,a the question on which the assumption of the throne by Prince Leopold depends, still oil Thursday last, (5th) remained ahsettled.- = n Great violence had been displayed by the war party, who also had in the first insf6nce, much tho largest share of the talk.

 POland.-The foreign news this week is brief and not very important. The last ac- counts from Poland merely confirm the favor- able views already before the public, and the position and resources of the Patriot army are said to have disposed the Emperor to lis ten to more moderate counsel; his honor, it appears, is the only thing that prevents hin, from abandoning the campaign; and that the gaining of battle would be followed by the adoption of measures of conciliaiion. Other accounts, and we suspect the true ones, rep resent the Autocrata as more determined thar ever, and lest he should be frustrated by tn, mediation pf France or England, he has em 8ployed Austria to prevelit smg such applica < tion.. The French, hOwcKHf are likely l. make representations that may alter the Elm peror's tone.

 Portugal confusion prevails in Lis bon, the people aud military had been brought into frequent collisions and n union with Spain is talked of The French Squadron is still making captures. The arrival of Don Pc. drO in Europe was Known tn ruTtugaT, anu adproduced great sensation.