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LONDON, May f.

 Russia and 7'urKey.-Despatches were received yesterday at the Forelgn Office from Lord Cowley, our Ambassador at Vienna. It is reported that they confirm the assurances already given relative to the policy of Russa. Her explanations have been so sat- Isiactory, that they have smoothed whatever difficult ties might have existed ,and have established perfect understanding between the three Powers. The explanatory declaration of Russa, ofher views relative to the Porte (according to the article in the French papers of Wednesday and Thursday was delivered to the Court of London the 12th of March. "The Court of London accepted with plea sure the assurances of the Russian Government that 1t had no conquests in view, and declared, in conse quence, m accordance with France .nd in maintain ing the execution of the treaty of the 9th July, that she would preserve her neutrality. The appointment of Mir. Straord Canning on some fresh mssion is understood to have been determined upon at the cabinet council which was held yesterday afternoon His destination is Corfu, order to renew the negotiations with the Plenpotentaries of Russia and France, for the preservation of peace. Weshould therefore conclude that there truth in the report of the Congress at Vienna.

 It is officially stated that Government sent out by the last packet to Rio, urgent representations of the injury to British commerce, from the mode in which the war with Buenos Ayres is carried on, and strong recommendation to Don Pedro to bring the war to a close.

 PORTUGAL.-The latest accou nts from Lisbon, through Oporto, of the date of the 2lst from the latter place, state that Don Miguel has evnced signs of a better dsposton that he had ceased to be under the influence of the Queen mother, having wholly separa- ted, and gone to reside at the palace of Bemposta while the Queen remained in that of Quoluz. The obnoxious Bastos had been removed from the office of ntendant of Police, and individual Of more mod crate character named Barrata, had been appointed in his stead.

 GREECE.-We learn from one of our Paris cor respondents that besides te measure of sending Con- suIs to Greece, the French Government IS about to authorise, rather be party to, loan, for the - mediate service of the Greek Government. The money is to be sent out in monthly instamens.-Lon- don Times.

 Letters from Corfu, of the 9th April, announce the arrival of the English ships ofthe line, Wellesley Re- venge, and Ocean, which have landed 60OO British troops whom they took on Board at Lisbon and Gib- ralter.

 GREEK SLAVES.--The French Minister of Ma rine in the course of his observations relative to Greece, Friday stated that the French DavaI force in the Mediterranean actively engaged in rescuiDg the Greek slaves taken from the Morea and that the very day of the debate he had received despatch by which he was informed that single vessel had saved four hundred and thrtyseven of these wretch ed captives This announcement was received with loud cheering.

 From the Gazette de France, May 3,1

 BUCHAREST, April 3. We have news, bat continue be in the greatest alarm. Things are m the state at Jassy. It is said that the Austrian COnsus in the two Princpal- ties, have received orders, they did in the prece- ding invasion, to their functions as soon as the