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sent 10 negotiate for an eAclldnSe oi territory with the conference, these en- voys will, no doubt, exert themselves to obtain a satisfactory arrangement be- fore formal tender of the crown be made.

 STILL LATER.

 The British ship .Nimrod, captain At kins, which arrived at Charleston Oil the 26th ut. having left Liverpool on the 18th of June, brings London dates oi the.I7th- and Liverpool of tue 18th, be- ing three days later than theintelligence by the Citisen at tbis port. Having neither time nor room for the details furnished by this arrival, we adopt such parts of he-summary of the Charleston Cug Gazette, as were not embraced in the previous adviees. It will be seen that the common qualities of American cotton have declined i'd per pound at Liverpool.

 Parliament met on the l4th of June. On that day week ensuing, the speech oi the eking was looked for. Nothing is feared by the reformers on the discussion oithe the bill. The tories, saysthe Liverpool Courier of the 18th, will ssconmence d systematic opposition, and the organs of this pros,rate factionassurc G,Hith great confidence, that 1t will be formidable; the plan upon which they intend to act having been. we'll Understood by those who arepledged 10 so discreditable q cooperation. TheyarelikeI} however, to bequickly apprised of their weakness. The advocates of the bili are toonumer- ous, and We trust, too sincere 10 let the measure be neutralized CT defeated by faetious opposition; and the tories will, TO doubt, find themselyes deserted at the first onset by many ofthose on whose assistance they calculated. Suspicion has been already thrown OH the honesty of sir Robert Peel, and his quondam friends hint that he will fiad an apology for abandoning them, in that rule of ex- pediencyvto which he referred on the ca thelie question.

 Iii rumoored that the present session will be very short, ending probably in September. The reformquestion is the only one of importance that will be dis cussed the other great subjects oflegis- lative investigation being very proper ly deferred until the assembling of new and more popular house of com mons. One, or two minor bills, howev- T, will be introduced. The bankrupt laws will be ameliorated, and the statnp duties it is said, will Ie revised.

 Ireland is frightfalIy preyed uponiby famine and pestilence, aid all manner of distress. Parishes hitherto supposed to be well supplied with the means of life, are now found to be utterly destitute. Various efforts, but unhappily too par tial to be of much avail, were made, and are making for their relief. sssa5sorip-= tions of money and provisions were col lected in various quarters of Great Bri- tain, but without doing much good.- Still the efforts of the philaathropic are going on without cooling and the prin- ciPle of relief generally extending throughout the realm.

 The news from France has but little interest, because 1t has butlittleincident. The king is on a visit 10 the various de- Partments, ,and the papers represent him to have been we'll received generally. In some sections, however, 1t fs said that the king is aware of his weakness. and that his present tour, is mere crusade. With the view to influence the elections -lh favor of the ministry Casimir Per rler, 1t IS said, is not without his appre- prehensions; ;and, convinced ofhis weak ncss, he made overtures to powerful in- dlylduals of an opposite party.

 The French ships before Lisbon have captured some score of vessels; but as Don Miguel continues obstinate. an ex- petition will sail in a few days for the Tagns. Don Miguel has appealed to his aliies,and relies on England.

 Further adyices from Warsaw. of June 7, say that no new event has taken place since the the bulletin of the #27th that the army is at rest receiving re- Inducements from all parts of the kina- dom-that their military manufaetorics have furnished their first supplies off and promise the delivery of 2 considerable number every week. The powder factories also actively at work. The sSussans,at this date, were at Pull tusk-the Poles occupied lhe- lines of the rivers Narcw and Bug-the coun-