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From Morocco.-Capt. Latham of the ba roue
Il. hIng' at New York, from Gibralter, reports
that, on the Goth of July, two Spanish and five
French ships of war sailed from Alseseras. for
ianger, for the purpose of enforcing demands of
the two nations, which were 10 be ngreed to bv
the 2lst. upon the alternative of war. Cap,n;n.
l.. sailed on the 2lst. and that da, hen rd much
hr'ns IN the direction of Tang,ers. There were
twelve l'ne-of-batte ships and friga,es belonging
10 various nations. at anchor in tiibrat.r roads.


The Prince Royal of Prussia is now on n vs;,
to England. Great Britain is this year oyer.run
with foreign nobility. 30


The intelligence of the English crops is verv
favorable to England, and unfavorabIe to America


Mr.. Washington Irving has arrived in Paris on
leave of absence for two months from his dipIo.
matte duties in Spain. After short stav he will
pay visit to London.


Prospects 3 War.--Our latest accounts from
Europe lend US to the belief that there 10 , ,ro..
pect OF war between England and Fronce.


naPPenrs that the French naval comma nde. r..
rested and otherwise illtreated the Rr,sh Co.,
at Iahlta. for insolence on the part of the Fn,,h
man. 'e H"s"s"
oi.0s" government assume the ground ,ha,
however the consul might have misbehaved. sill
nus person should be sacred and that the ipdipn;.
Ties offered TO the Consul we're offered 10 The Ri,
'sh Nation; accordingly John Bull has demo oded
an explanation or an apology and Johnny Grape.
au' instead of making the repara,ion, has order.
cd an investigation into the conduc, of t,a Con.
sui.


mere 70 strong war party in France To which
the sovernmsns Pay great respsus.