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Paris papers to the Sth June have been re
ceived at Portsmouth, n. II. by an arrival
in a short passage from Havre These, and
the London papers to the 9th Iune, by the
packet ship York, furnish the following
items:-


The king OF Wirtcmburgh, travelling un-
dcp the title of Count &c Tcck, has arrived
i'll Paris.


Mr. O'Conncll had arrived in Dublin, and
made a triUmphal entrance. Mrs. OConncll
and hey daughters were in the carriage with
him, which was drawn through the streets
by the people, amidst shouts and cheers, and
waving of hats and handkcrchicfs-


The Hvt.rophobia has appeared in several
places, in England, and we observe accounts
Of the deaths Of several persons from this
tcrrible malady.


A tremendous fire broke out at bordeaux
on the Sd NAV, by which property TO the
value Of four millions Of francs was consum-
ed, including 600 pipes of brandy. About
TWO millions was insured at the different Of
Aces.


In the London Times there is a ludcrous
account of the coronation Of the king OF
France in which, among other things, it is
said, that +the Duke of Northumberland, in
a, court aIit worth 475 900 lost his way in
the crowd where he was hustled about, and
almost sutTocated, like the most insignificant
parsonage in it, and for more than an hour
was unable to make his way to the rest of
the Diplomatic Body


observation-disclosures from St. Petersburg
Of the Goth of May, states that the ice was
then moving down tive gulf, and that the
navigation was expected to bc open in a day
or two.


lSnain.-It is believed by the Ministers of
Ferdinand, that the troops collecting at
Guyaquil are principally composed of En-
lishmcn and citizens of the United States,
+ who it was apprchcnded, mcditated an at
tack OH Cuba. 4 convoy which had been long
expected with money, had arrived at Cadiz
Y from Havana; but much disappointment
was felt on account OF there being only 40, 600
uiastres on board. The work of extermn-
alton was going OH brisklv. In the prisons
of Barcelona and Nillafranca, there were
actually, on the 26th of MAY, IA persons
ior trial by the Executive Military Com
missos, all of whom, there was no doubt


would be put to death. Among other finan-
c;al difficulties of the Government, informa-


ton had been received at Madrid that the
ucgeciatin for a new loan in Holland had beer
dchitively broken off. 1t thus appears


notwithstanding the countenance OF the Holy
Alliance, that che credit of Ferdinand is 81
low Il London, Paris and Amsterdam


that the mC.nicd men will not loan him sin
. gle dollar even although he has offered Il
pledge his royal word for the payment. |


is mentioned, however,, as proof of the ac
= tivitv Of his marine department, that it hat
. ordered two frigates to be put to sea to de


stroy the Colombian privateers which infest


cd the coast of Spain, and captured her mer


chant vessels even in sight of the batteries.
A London paper of the 4th says, it appear
by all the accounts from Spain that a crisi
/. is rapidly approaching in that country. Th
5 Journal de Toulouse giveslettcrs which con
tain rectals of the murder of many Frenc
+ soldiers, and the private letters contain Ion
j and apparently authentic details of acts {
!. turbulence among the Spanish troops, whic
c promise to end in a general rising.


TIE G,eeks.--Accounts from Corfu, of til