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 D Asia. while Died,tseh, whom he now an narsedes, ns was prosecuting his success campaign against the Turks, may be ''l1 esd ea uoon as decisive evidence tha l1og psssian expectations of speedily ant l''' oaee ,ee subduing Poland, have beer . ..;svously disappointed; and with the z l.s taraI impatient injustice Of desPotit aser. the blame is thrown upon the Pom PoOa,mapder, and he is removed. We Iere o hope and believe, that the Con sla, aaror of Eriyan will not be more sue sssfnl than the Balkenpasser, against 'tess who contend for life and freedom. s''yo por;,. 20th June.--We are without .oeeat nj intelligence from Warsaw; but \ is now known by the way of Berlin, .bat positively Diebitsch has been super Dasd I by Paskeyitsch in the command of s ssa Russian army. 1t is also asserted \ m inc capital of Prussia that the corps sf g., sscken and Kreutz had received de- ;.;ye checks in the Palatinate of Angus sowa The first of these articles of news tos reached M. Sebastiani, through our Consul at Warsaw.

 We acquire daily conviction, that 1r goyernment, in concert with that of FngIand. is determined upon interpos- ssg in favor of Poland. We cannot, bawever. dissemble to ourselves, that tbe object of this interposition, which ~opId have encountered great obstacles Even when the little kingdom of Poland <as only in question, will be greatly nore difficult now when not only the hte of the Grand Duchy of Warsaw, hi that of all the revoited provinces is se be determined; for it is not to be be- Ieyed that the Poles, notwithstanding ,he xample afforded them in the West sf Europe, will consent to abandon peo- ales who nave risen and been subdued in iheir cause. There is always a belief, moreoyer,t r,thatthepurpose ofthe sailing of the soandron under the command of Ad- nlral Hugon, is one of hostility to Rus sa. And yet, nothingpositively is known of the destination of the squad ron.

 Letters from Leghorn state, that some French frigates had taken possession of that port. Can it be that disputes have arisen as to the evacuation of Italy, so Positively promise! to us, and the busi- less of our fleets is to begin with Austria The news of the morning is, that af Ter the sailing of Admiral Iugon, fresh ordsrs reached Touion, to fit out anoth- er ship of the line and four irigates.

 Hque, Juue 2l.-We have this mo- ne0t received by express information Dat intelligence received by our gov erament, relative to the negotiations eouk eeIning Belgium, dissipates entirely the Probability q any arrangement on the 1 mbject with Prince Leopold--such as xas alluded to in the London Courier asd with which the Duke Of Sussex, bro. Der of the King, was charged. T The packet ship De Rham, Capt. 1 arrived at New York on Monday, lst. inst, from Hayre whence fhe sailed on the 22d June. By this ar hVal the editors of the New York Com mefelal Advertiser have received Paris FPers to the Doth June, inclusive, with sommeTcial advices 10 the latest date.

 The papers are filled with specula- eons on the approaching elections, with Ncounts of the Kings progress through alereat towns, the speeches made to nm by various bodies, societies, &c. and his replies.

 ihe disturbances of the Fauxbourg sl' Denis the supposed causes of which scre stated in our last advices, had been alle'ed. It appears that order was re- sOfed on the night of the 18th, by the sPpearance of the cavalry and the na- eoaal guard, and the mob remained 2liet until midnight, when they became all'aled by repeated charges. The Na- R0aal 1uard soon arrived in force, and @1er s was restored by two o'clock.

 Letayette.-The French papers con- el' long address from General La

 les'e, to his constituents of the arror- ..aement of Meaun, dated La Grange. .a'e N e.l l55n' t on again becoming candid 's for their sulfrages,

 NEW YoRK, July 30.

 from Lls5on.-Capt. Perkins in the

 ls Commodore preble,a Portland, left eas ss90,l' June 2lst. He brought no pa

 0'S put confirms the account. that the

 aenen had blockaded Don Miguel's 15a dqaa,on .al' consisting of eight vessels, and

 han 'aAen many merchantmen, and were

 S,' 'lg ''aklng all they could get hold of. .;, a le'tet to commercial house in this g'aated Lisbon, June, ,says-"This