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DeCu CpulTaulClcN Ill lhC AAoidon t)apH$ $
When the fact was ascertained that CNa
rane had agreed to embark in this caua


excited a great sensation in Londen, d 81
had the immediate effect OF raising III
Greek scrip. Almost all the leading papek


even including those which were formed


hostile to his lordship, speak of him on tk


occasion in Hatteling terms, expressing ~
conviction that his talents as an officer n.E
prove of greet service to the Greeks. IA
SPAIN.-hccounts from Madrid to :!
9th August, positively state that nd -
French force, amounting to 5000 men,


about to enter Spain. The London Cout.


remarks, that the "French in Spain hsI I5z
outliyed the good will of their SpasyRS
friends. In the province of Catalonia, NH
inhabitants are said to have taken up an #
in expectation Of a new French army crus1


ing the Pyrenesc." This new invasion M
Spain appears to have been resolved OH, vi
on account of the Constitutionalists, wSEa


seem to have been pretty we'll cut up by Il \


arbitrary DEGREES of Ferdinand, but by an
ultra royalists, who are stated to have eH


housed the cause of the infant Don Carlok


and avowed their intention of placing hisI


on the throne. This party had assumed


the name of Carlistos, and was reported az


have been joined by the .Trappis., who wadl


Mt the head Of several thousand men. Fer-R


dinand is represented as sometimes agitated


with fear. and at other times with rage. in \


consequence OF these occurrences. The one


day he talked OF seeking safety for his per.


son in France, and the next day he issue,


decree Offering reward OF 25,000 pss


tres for the apprehension of the Trappia !
! ~. I.t rs ~, il. n


cultics, another attempt to raise money


meet the demands on the treasury had fail


ed. Ships of war had been offered to b


purchased by an Englishman for the use d
Spain, but this was not supplying the mean
of paying her soldiers and sailors. 1t ais '


appears that the government had given


dors to place Minorca in state of defence


from an apprehension that II was the intenI


tion of the Spanish emigrants in England AMI


Africa to unite at Gibraltar, where then


were to smbark In Colombian privateeHl


and make descent on the Islands
!, PORTUGAL.-The affairs OF Portugal
do not seem to be in more promising co11l
tlition for the reigning sovereign than thos|
of Spain. The Queens party were continl
ually plotting against the King, and by thl
: last accounts, they had, during the night 4
the 30thI July, stuck a proclamation on thI
walls of Lisbon, Oporto. Braga, Villa Real
and other principal places in the kingdoE|
: accusing the British government of intrlguI
Of causing the Punishment of the retd
J Prince, and calling on the Portuguese to unit
and establish Regency, presided over y
the Queen, our lady, with whom alone VI
can be happy" 1t must be confessed, thd
these regular governments afford very str9


king commentary on their own text, who
they hold up the republican institutions
! other countries as examples of anarchy, an
! as founded on demoraizing principles.
GREAT BRl rAIN.-A daring impos
G ton had been detected at Lloyd's Golf;
house. Mr.. Bennett, the Secretary, II
ceived communication purporting to
from the Russian Consul, stating, that att
the 1st of September, all British vesse
should be admitted into the Russian por
on the same terms as ships under tho hu
Is slan flag The letter turned out to be TO
gerry. The most active measures we're tai
y ing to discover the writer.


! The work Of the tunnel under the rlV
$ Thames was going on well


J Daniel Donaoue, the "Finisher of the Law
: at Cork, had been sentenced to three yea
s imprisonment, and hard labour, for steal
! a coat. He expressed much satistactl
d that the sentence had not been OF difierc


nature.


Fir,y German miners had been engas


by the London Mining Company Tor wor


ing the mines of Buenos Ayres.


K Portugat-A Gibraltar paper ofthc IL
% Of July, states the trial Of the individu
c concerned in the criminal attempts OF


5oth Of April, and following days, OF i
Ic year, in lisbon, had been concluded, q
e that the king had pardoned all those "
j. acted subordinate parts, the leaders a
t. principals only being condemned to ban
il ,nent from the kingdom. Among seve
l. names mentioned, is that of the Marq
he Of Abrantcs, and De Arrange, principal pl
y sician of the army.


SpAiN.-By the brig Washington. tr
Us Cada, VIC liavc received, says the
A. York Evening Post, the following letter fr
OF our correspondent there, dated the 7tn.
= gust. 1t fally confirms the previous
&c counts we had received through the Ia
y don and Paris papers Of the present apl
IN state of the PENINSULA
n "You are no doubt anxious to know vi
at is doing in Spain. This famous nation WIN
+ tioHs wealth: she that poured the vial OF
NJ wrath upon the helpless inhabitants OF
G southern continent; this holy land, wh.
n the son deposcs the father, where brotl
ta oHends against brother. and whose flag is
rs' symbol Of despotism, disgrace and slave
Il The time has arrived when the wicked de-
Us of former days meet with that sore retr
~ tive justice which assuredly follows tyraT