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A TIIK <«K01UiilAN. r -* * ■—■ - H \ VANN All: THRSIlAY MOllNINO. Slid. 3, 1833. The election for Aldermenjrtrtafuiy wav warmly cootra'Cnl. The ynte* were not count* id—of courue we art ycl uriiiilnrmed of who m h the ini mil w h«> irr the into, amontf the can* ilnUtrjt. The whole number of voles tuken wuh ft'>7, fot'y three more titan at the dectuin ofj i««t year. l.u>k’*tu( for Thfrtea /—Ttyftre appears to b<? « Coitipuuy of vilhnoA in tins city, who ye jnuc- tiiing their dr■ prcclntiftn«on n In-flu sculc. The store ofO. Taft wi*s broken open u lew ni^litN juuccy ami property to a consult-ruble amount •taken. A stoic occupied by Mr, Car, under the blurt’, Was also entered and robbed, ns wan tin store In the occuptiionof G, Dolton, in Hol- toii's range. An attempt was made on Sunday iiij'.ht to enter the store of Tufts A Deed, hut the robbers were unsucressful—twoof the pari* l"cks were forced from the door, but they pro ceeded no further. Such measures wc have no doubt will be pursued as will bring the villain' to justice* en u •nd wifi Ite i*4ut' the '•"'Augusts Chrnni ettfy ftyr the Imleilfretire papers, M 1 mood’s pftdest against the ftecent proceed in/f of the Governor In relation to the Secretary . ■ ... ............ W...C .iccrcwj cle ana Oeorjpa Advertiser," to he published 1 of'State’s office. The following amusing com on Tucsdfy, Thursday aniIBaiur*lay. municatinn appears in the Recorder. If the same feefinipi generally influence the frier.dsdif General Clark, Ida popularity will quickly w ane .Tnwi* CoewTr, 20th Aug. 1822, Meant. Grnntliiwl (J ih'tnt—Please aufTer this to bn communicated to the (inventor, through the medium of your paper, and oblige Cro/,.—.Metier to the eclitnr fif thee* f!hc* T«i» Advertiser” front tile western frontier of thiwtnte, «»)» that the stops of tlic acasnn are in aslate of great forwardness and prosperity. f'Aarfrrtwr City Election.—Gen. JBetldej was yours, (f, recently brought forward, i* up,tuition t* Ms* ^"wrosr Clerk—T at one time thought jor Hamilton, a.a candidate for the office of’n- T n ”*' n ">y fr.-lings-vea, sty , ' , , , c ' a feelings must have vent, and I must ttdl you, c 1 oi Cbailrston at the election pinch ’ iJnUifi rr die scene I wlinesaeryhe other day in took plate yesterday, Gen. fl. vfas proposed ' Mil^dgeville, I am done wflto you. I hive sup nhuimn*.. ^. | P««t«cl y«ti w armly** I can do mo mo more. I cannot. ntyrre to upnold any person who places by his friends fip the purpose of obtaining u re- rHI)n(U peal nr the ordinance puwd asbnv-i time since/ 1 iijnZ-’it at, ,v« the law. and ennathiltion, granting the Intendent a salary, fjc. Major I am not now,wltat 1 have once been, your Hamilton's fiicpds, however, having declared fr ‘ CQ(l * V # W. his *nl)lngf>flbs fo serve without « salary. 1 Gen ru _» „,. * * ""i , P ,- . . .. ,*» VJCn rije drought in irvcrnl parts of Virginia, M At lust wc have received the Proclamation of tile President, announcing the opening of the M’cst-India porta to Aim-rican coipfliercc. This remit is in tfte highest degree gratifying Wc wvio among thorn slu wcic dissentient from the ft lief in the prohilnhly of this measure on the part of the llritish government. We notlhi u in ppsseaston of the f*cl* wiiiolt were known to our goVe^on.cinland which when intok* known to our memheri of the ben - Congrcsv chsdjgcd the intefittou previou«l>, foVnied by the in.’ijp-ity to advocate the repeal ♦ofour reatrlcture ay stem* We did not heliCvi tjpittlic Dritiafv’govcrnnient would tiiuti <|4i<ujt ’Tegiiluliouiuwhich have always been cgjjJiidcVtfU necessaryTo the maintenance of her commer- -cial system, w hose basis was in some mbtunre monopoly. The dislj'csses of (lie IVeat lndi# 1 Iilanttts.lllc progress jpf icform, and the light which bus been shed upon the impolic^f •diction and monopoly in commercial countries, however, hav« esused a chnngirequally Iioiimj M«* to'he retabatbry measures, and prtftllable to the com norce t^’our cmlntry. Wc have been agrcf ab'y dccciilrd, and rejoice ct if, for wc coi-.s'ub r it a proof of'lie cunsniptenct whicl wc have attained in the eyes of liufope, and Mi honorable tribute to those measures, (and if any restriction is landabb.*, it vi that of a retaliatory nature,) which have obtained from the haughty mist nos of the ocean, a concession never before made. (leddes has declined, fie.—.%-Tire brojp; out on the evenir^of <h< 2l**t nit. at the groat depot of naval stoics :it Drooklyn, Long Island, In a short tiifto several storWauf) h/ieda filled with navul articlqa w ere Jeutroj'ed. The stores were principally owned by Mr. Henry tfuring, and were rcnftd hy Cap. fains Ma te and Merry, who had in more the property of mimeroiis individunls. w Th« pro- ePty >t.*-i * M mI...i.. i # /I, — Spain.—\i will be peiceivc.*, by onr Istc in telligence that the disiiirbancea which luiveagi tated this country |or sotr.o time past, have rn- 1ner increased thawrlheiwisu. An extract of a ' letter from a gentleman in lUbialtar dated 4# the 11th July, siy a VYe have vc^fren.flis BQrounta from Madrid. Tbeanticonatitutionnl l>niiy urc taking mcu^ircn to reinstate the old order of things • an iinlitnkcd monarchy, jyivi- leged clergy, Wc. The country is in a state of ifixidUt disquiedule, cud much blond is about to be abed in civil sLufe. Spain is in a wretch* rdly forlorn condition t apd her capitalists arc ftpitfng their property out oi jeopardy. *AVrtf. ly a million »f thllurs Imre been remitieJTo Thu fyUtce within a fortnight.” perly destroyed includes, according to Khertin- /e«e, Thnrmn Armstrong^ porter hmise and store yard ; Mrs, Vwide veea^ phi ter house ; J. Tuttle’s dwelling house, and the stoves of Wo- ring tk Kimberly, it is supposed tlmt the build* iiigs'bo.,V.incl ubftil tm bales of cotton, and 120<J I barrels naval st6r«t$ Tile navpl stores mify be estimated lit aboulfl,2400dHjid the cot* toflut about 8360001 making a loss irldudinrffc the hiliWings, of ahom The brick moms, ami of vcmUat-ng the hoi |(bre of ^khN- s. Warinr j^Jlmberly, full of cot* ‘‘ “ “ M von, is the pnly hit Iding 1 ashes. tor this excessive. In some places the clergy haye re commended humiliaton, fasting and prayer. The newtiovfl ofilte tnast prolific writey of any time or country, ‘bftrfrc’/ nfiU Peak** is in press. Jn an nrticiehdn the “Fortunes of Nf gel," in the Isrt number ofUlnckwond’s M«ga- cine, Hpponrstl(c following sentence “peyer el of tfie Peake, the nrw offspriug of tlip author ••t V/nvcrly, has been keeping/oi/iVefn of James DullaiHytie’s ptfeBses k( work for six weeks." •f fisivarit of Genius,—In the volume of Trans actions of the London Society for the Kncoi^j ragem^nt ofthe Arts, (Ji " ' " * uinitqje stated to hare* countryman Jacob Perkins: For bis methods of warming i the following premi ten awarded-to our bebnfy hn Iding tffhch was not laid in knqjyrt hoj^tbc fire originated, but pivsdfctVdJ^hc llic wWMt of an incendiary* A coipmn|ic»tion1n tlje HitlrnimJ Rnqffiier, ftiKhcd "A J<Urc nl tliu Court of Appi-olfc’^ora.' ciimpliiins aio sorioiu grievance, of thu pole. n«*: of tl.e Irk o«d l*vHik« of court,, in con- ri<*|iionee ofklucli twrcoriji ure nohrly illo B'lile. lle iiitinutcH that nucli .ffiibi-havior in illlco ijjoit pfljc^of femuva of u clerk from fllce. The point o|>on which the laic le/rivlaiive election, tit Kc4tucl|, tome'd, rfee the pnwet* ofilie judicial tijhuoala and tlluae itf the Iqtiala- tow, ariainjf out hf the attempt raa.lc «t thd*,t aeoffi.m to tliimiu Judge gl„ ■ ffif anopiiffim adverse to the constitutionality of the llol'cf and Replevin f.aurs, 'I'll, contest has been tvarffi — and it is believed that the legislative Jw ty Itavo Rained the day. Kevtlutlmtlfy.—Sevcral.worka ave preparing in Uoaton, intended to preserve the history of that interesting period which Imnm.liatt iy pv, . ceded the revolution of 1773, injbaanolin.eill,. The writer has every ndvantHRe wliicli n Iren ac cess to the eecouls of ili^pnmiiiMhi oaltli the valuaj^ljbrarjj^ol the llistc I d venti1gititi(v i of ships, the hirf>e.. silver lnetltll. Forian improved slop’s pump, till: larRc Roltl tnwB. For a method freeing ivater- wheels front hack water, the smaldr or-Vulcan gold med .1. For Improve msnts inkliRine hose, the l:iri;esilver medal. 7?v»r iot# i/f r.nifl.uul. -Mr. Scarlett, in Ida speech mt^is hill to nbnlislt the remnvid of the poor, stated that (lie poor constituted one ninth nf the KorUbIi population. That the expense, nf litigation alone, where parishes refined to receive the poor, averaged in the lust three years, 337,0U0/ annually. Sueh is the tmivev. sully felt evil 4 «lm existing laws of seUlrnient, tbfttparty iplfit did not appeargm the discus sion of MivScanlelt't bill, Dut this remedy was no' Hiifftcwnily popular, and his plan lulled by na.jnriiy <.f 16, on the question for a second /fading. ($ r can give I i and t ric.il Socict) The com mil tee of the PorAtguera Cortcn td. ^ylmm the sulftect had been referred, have dc 'elm ed in their report that an absolute union be tween Portugal and Klggji was impossible, they th'-rcfiu'e proposed “that there sh ill be in the kingdom nf Brasil, and in that of Portugal and Algmvc, tifo nttemhliet of CoWea,4mein each* kingdom, composed of represcnlutives elec(£6 by the people in the mMtncr prescribed by the constitution.” Alter twodujs discussion, the furl her consideration of the subject was post* j>oued •’’mslonkaiematldfifc lllt’e acknowledging tSe Indrpvitdvuce of the latoeoImiiciofl'oriURal— • measure, which, when the recent events in that quarter In come known, will no doubt be carried into effect. Ffevrrfii AVwr York.—W’e rqp'ct to perceit* that tlm malignant fever which has cxiated i'gi annie time in one rpraiter of the eilyofA’ca- Y'otk, is extending its rnvagea. On the 22d three cases, and mi tire S^l five cases were re ported. Of the se eight eases, ait hail not been within the " Interred divricl,” though iomc of them resided near its bounds. The propriety of removing the fences anil enlarging the brmmWul lire district had hern referred to the Health Committee with full pohera. Among the anonymous communication, receded on the SUil, »»• one rccemmemling the flriiig ot Jw lAomand field picecs loaded wiflr blank oarlridgeilnto the infected district, which was gravvly referred to Major General Morton (Se cretary of lb j, Hoard ) The Uuatom Mouse was removed on the *t:h tn^ from Wall street to the baick Card Fuel dry aBie village of Green- t*ich. The Commercial of the 23d omils the ‘publication of the price ofslockiVi tlmt city, as •• 111* brokers, and indeed all the offices in Wall etrect, are prepaiiug to reinoie, and as no bu- Ftnm refill-na made to die British Parliament appears that die ^debts of ti.e thnutatul and ^|l|retitiuriiiig Bud discliarg. d debtors urlEd to iipmurdabr/ve million mdn*u’f, bile die amount of the properly receive* by (lie assignees was one thmmltf&kithuntiml amt mnettruiue pound. / ) / tune* annum 1 Tlie theatre at UieMnoiitl will he opened the ensuing srssiiiffj'tilfflcr the direction of Mr Caldwell of'lic ncfttQMyjms llirutre. gjyj || hn CIcvoa Symmvs still clings with the prrtiiincily ortho moat.InveteriRo theorist lu hi, Concnve sphere. lie Iibs published another ad dress dated Newport, Ky. July 31, to the " cdi. tyraof the public journals tliroughmil the Cni- tfd Statva,!.’ in which he slates that •• having sa tisfied his own mind, and the minds of many en lightened characters, that it is composed of an outer and inter.-r world or worlds, open at both poles! he la still, as heretofore, anxious to demonstrate at all hazards, the truth and+ier.-,- rity of bis Iheory, by personally exploring die w world nl t||e Obncave, by wif of either of the polar openings.” Me flutters himsell tliut stich an uttemjit wjuild "not only result in the neveHading lame of our rising nation, bulwdd, at the agnffi time, to the general stock of JfomMe Arw.Terk .hnerienn of thcPId init. * I.ATIisT KOUHlUN NEWS' lly the airivsl el the Jinnea Monrue last "vniting. in 35 days Irinn I.iverpool. (lie Eililnr id'the Anieiicsu has received hts regular fil-s nf English papers, containing Ijumlun ilairs'io the Ndi nixl Liverpool t” the Ifi h id July, (inclusive,)-x|jo n the cnnfvnigiif which we present oar reaiieia with the following summary . GREAT BRITAIN, • Vn the If use uf f.itrif* (lie Corn Bill was reril a thitil time tin the loth ullimo, it'll altir annie liiscussinn wag passed. The bill provides iliat, e ll|hi the price shill reach seventy shillings, IffP^n grain sbnll beudmitlvj into English ports al a duty of seventeen shillings per quarter fur the first three months j nml after that period should the purls still continue "petty to ho reduced In twelve shilling sterling, st.il o further descending scale nl duly in proportion fo any additional rise of price. On the next dav the Kjuj nf Louden! .le anil Lord E skine severally 1-nlered their protests ngainsf it, princi pally on the ground that it was^ inexpi'- ilient to allow the growers of foreign whent to come in competition with the English agriculturists before Hie price rose to 80 shillings no rffe former law stood. nflitairr on Ihafrohlifri df Spain. The r'Hjoi nis on •tnces is doing, can give no quotations. U. S, Bank Stock 102|, sales." Among the ve£fet|ble paodnetiona of Florid* Lu been discovered recently the Que* cu* Or- yii oi^OrieniaLDak. This tree produces the nut fail, uhjcFj fflfci hitherto b» en impoHkd from M Mediterranean. The present price of this luciion, which is of gT*t importance in dye- led tpedicta**, «• 3Q to 6(J dollars per cwt. knowledge, anddifluse incalculable bent tlic land of his nativity, aigl on the world at large."* The object which he has in view in his present communication, is to induce sonic one in each pop Jouwneigbbnt hood throughout the union to unite, circulate for subscription, nnit ultimately forward to the ensuing Congress a petition lor the equipment of an exploring party, to be furnMhed with two vessels will, suitable means 'to travel on the land or icei when past the temperate latitudes, end with such articles as may be aceeptabiejo ihe aburi- gmea whom the party may meet with. Mr. S. also announces that he lias prepared', map of tit, northern hemisphere, Including the con cave as well as the convex zones, shewing both Ihe real and appare»t place of the verge, and exhibiting the general iudination of the plane of the polar opening. Mr. Symmes's theory hasbeenafund of much amuaementsioce it tvaa broached-the discove. ry of Ihe longitudeand the search after the phi- losopher’s stone and perp^jual motion,Tinee plunlim, which have puzzled the brains of the learned for many years, bare no doubt been the It will be perrfived (hnf litis bill may haveatvery fortunate hearing upon thy intercals nf the wheat griwrera in nur own country, eapecjjglly in t!>7lfie parlti nf tltia stale that can convey t|,ei r prntluco to Cu nada; for should a supplemental law confine its operation to the importations nf wheat from their nwn cnlnnitt, -wt the rlfi-ct would he that a'l thu CiSfhdian wheal would be carried to'England, and the vacuum supplied, aa has been the case more than once before, by the wheat that was grown in Ihe states. Mr. Lennard gave nntirr nn the lathinf v in the House of Commons that he would bring forward, nn Tuesday the 33d his contemplated motion relative to the .production of certain papers regarding the intention nfiiis Majesty’s government In recognise the independence of those 3 re publics that had recently been erected in South American: A proclamation has been issued n’t the Cape nf Good Mope, hy which foreigners sela are admittH, pqdcr certain restric tions, to Imntl their produce and mnnufac tures. This place will prflbahlv beobme nt some future period t(|c general depot between India am! the continents of Eu rope and America, The English papers abound with'ftc- enunts of the starvation that prevails aiming the peasantry of Ireland, and nf the subscriptions that have been made lor their rqjief. It is stated that 140 persona died nf start alinn and fever, in one parish of Mayo County, during the ten daya pre ceding the 10th nf July. " English Futile. Jnhj 13,-Three per Cents reduced, 79 7-8 tn Rf) ).R . Three per Cent. Consols,791 ”> S 8; Three and means of many useful anil important discover;.' onroTlN,!!!""' ^ V p, ‘ r 0,1n,(1 in mathematics and philoso|>Iiy, anil who knows (> " ^ ’ f l Per 9< 5 ‘8 to |; h.„ affi .... ' woo snows | or .fleronnt, 80} to 81 but .Mr. Symmes’s System may at some time or .-„.f other be the means of like dirooveriej in grog- rsphv. FRANCE The artillery of the army of tne Loire Fienclt (•overntfii iit ar» represented lo have hern more prompt in their prosecn tinn ul Ihe cnni|malilra at Colmar thau they are nf Genual' Bertnn. A housa waa set nn fire to favour Ihe (leapt ol Ihe latter, by withdrawing the attention of Ihe soldiers Irotn Iheir pri.uner bit it did not sunaeed. Advices had been received* tun 1‘aria lo \V rdnesday the 13th, inclusive. Friers nf the French Funds. July (0.— l-'ive per Cents, opened at *Jlt. 65c. 1 closed al 911. J5r. Hank Slock, IlitlOf. JS.rthmie on /.onion, July Itl.—llnc monlh, SSI. 50c.; three uuinliis, £51. 8fic. fhe prices of the Neapoliun Five per Cent. Siinck in 1‘aria, on Ihe lOlli iiulanl were 74 5 B J 3 8. SPAIN. The accounts from this kingdom pre sent appearances more indicative nt se rious consequences to the present state of jmliRcal ull'iirs than the previous state ments hud led ns tn apprehend. The provincial disturbances that have been itom time to time-noticed could nut rea sonably excite apprcheiiainn that the na. tiouiil tranquillity will be extensively disturbed. It appears however that u mutual jealousy subsists between tile King noil theCortes. The latter seem to nianilest an apprehension that his ma jesty is disposed to throw himself into the arms ol thu soldiery and with their util to overthrow (he constitutional system ol government. An affray tonfc place on the 30th nf June nuUudriil between the populace ami he Royal Guards, in which an officer hy hunHinen! Lamlabmu was killed. This has awakened great sensation in the capi ini, and throughout the 'kingdom. ” What security, isys thu Cniveisul, is there fur a mniiaich ip seeing himself surruuntled with unprincipled Janizaries ?—l'hu ho- jur nl the army, the honour of the nation ml the security of thu throne, imperious ly demand that this scandal, which ufllicts and endangers us, slmuld he ♦emuved from nur sight.” A London paper (if (Sunday evening) July 14, gives (he latest advices on the subject in the following terms FUrtlieV intelligence arrived yesterday Irtim Mbdrifl, briuging down our informs, tiotl from that city to the evening of the 6th. At that |)eriud, ’.ve umterstund, no concession had been made by themuliuous troops nov had any thing occurred to in spire hopes ol bringing the alliiir to an utnicable accomndatiun. FreqWnt inter virw^jire said to have to have taken place between tlic King and Ins Ministers, in which the latter sminglj^irged hisMajes- ty tn s'inctipn %i(h his name tho promul- galiun ol sumo nlliciul document, deolaretl his disappi otvalinn at the cuntluct hf the oval guards, and designated them by the isle id fthels tn their country. It is ad- dull, that with this proposition Ferdinand Inis liunly rcluseil his compliance, ileolar- ing that filisguards were his good IVji-nds, and sliuiild never he sligniatihed or hruught into peril by uny act of his. An ippiehensiun, to which the vacillating muilu^t oi Hie King gave some cause, W''ar» to have been entertained hy the tliiffstera, that Furdiiiand might suddenly dopl ihe resolution of placing himself ndcr the protection of the refractory tops i and they urg-il him, therefore, to repair to some place of safely, where his person, should the troops be Incited tn so daring an attempt, might be secure from seizure, To this proposition also Ihe king relumed a decided negative, with there oark; that his guards were faithful, and that lie had nothing lo fear from them. In this situation a (lairs at Madrid were left n thaUlli inst, the conduct of Ihe King un thabl inspiring the most serious nlurm a inn that portton ut the peoj^e who are well at tecti d tn the conillutiqn. ^11 the impar tial reports of traveller!; nod of private letters relate, with the utmost confidence, that the great bulk-tif the Spanish nation is decidedly attached tn the constitution, and that the only dangerous disaffection exists in the rnyul Guards, unless tlmru should also bn uilded the King bitnself. In consequence of the ^intelligence re ceivcd nt I’aris in relminn tn the trnuhlcs anil cnminotiuns in Spain, the rents fell on Ihursday the 11th. The latest accounts'state that General Lopez lIano9 has' defeated Qucsala, the chief of the army of the Faith. The con flict was desperate, and upwards of 3t)0 nf the insurgents were killed upon the field of bailie, which is nearly Ihe whole number of persons capable ol using arms, amongst the 1,500 who had assembled in the volley of Uuncal. Tic rest Red lo- wnrds Arragon, not being able to retreat upon Prance by the wood of flyrati. Among the number nf killed are several Chiefs, including the famous Sartan La dr-in—ft is not knnwa whjrt has become of General Quesada. Thus the armv which was to overthrow the Constitutional Government of Spain, and which arrogat eil the right nf interpreting the intentions nf Allied Princes, is entirely destroyed. Thirty of those unfortunate men who formed part of the hatid-of the Cnratc Za vala, in Biscay, have arrived at Bayonne, they wcrij-enlisted tn march toiRuncat, but they thrived too lute. ‘A report was circulated that .Quesuad, the hepe of the Counter Revolution, had returned al-ne to France, disguised as a lexsant. He is said to have arrived at Bordeaux. Iilagdema waa Impniaible t they (her,-fore proposed " that llici o shall lie in Hie hinu- dom of Brazil, and in tlxrt of P.n iuual and Algarve, tuo astnublits nf Cortes, one in i-arh kingdom, cninpused ol repre- aenti.tivcs elected by ihe people in in a r inner prearriliv-l h'v the cunatitution.t* Alter two d.iyt discuasinn, the further coiifidcratien of ihe Subject was poit- poneil. r M. Fenlinnntlez Thomas propnard, and the proposition was agreed to, .that'Ilia Cortes should frankly declare to the pen. pic of Brazil what were the iiittitliuns of llio Congieas towards them. RUSSIA. " IVe have received,” sayr (h c Lnndou Courier oi the 13th of July, •• a ilorument whu-lx maybe considered is an tijfionl r.c- position of the aystem and conduct ui Rus sia with respect to Iter tliffirvnccs witd Torkey." The ilocujpent alluded to is d.fied'/Sim. fiurg/i, My\. It speak/of the policy “nd conduct of the Emperor in teim9 uf the. mist exaggerated praise. The mate- rial nurt of the article is as fnllaws : I "ihe ighmiuded Alexander, therefom will not disengage himself Iron: thecaoso ol the Greeks, but for jver secure to them by guarantee, what humanity and religion command, what right und treaties ft quire, as soon as ihe. direct negociations now preparing at Vienna have begun, li is to be expected that the other powers will second his amicable intentions, and with the harmony that now exists between all the Courts, it cannot be doubted that this desirable object will he attained, if thu Uivan remains faithful to the disposition which it has lately shewn. It is clear, Ibat ihe threatening attitudes of its neigh bours, film energetic language of ihe me diators and ubnve all the union and har« mony of al) the Europaan powers, have produced a great change in its way of thinking. The tynips in Moldavia und Wallachia, whatever may be publicly re ported nn tho subject, will lie withdrawn. A declaration of amnesty in favour of tho Greeks is likewise to bh expected as saori us they have laid down their arms. Wo have reason to believe that preliminary steps to this end are already, taken.” GREECE «n TURKEY. T he last accounts Irani Constantinople receiver! at Paris on the lltli July, stat* that the Divan has resumed its insincere anti dilatory mode id proceeding, and that the Reis Kff-ndi, in answer to ths pressing notes of tho English and Aus* trian ministers, has declined, on the part of the Sultan, sending a diplomatic agent to the approsdiing congress, on the ground that there is no matter of dispute bus tween Russia and the Porte, and thabdfc only remained for Russia to send M. do Strogonoff, or a succesgor to him, aguin to Constantinople. Accounts from the frontiers of Mnlila* via, dated Jutiq SI. statu that the Austin- an troops hud rebelled at Uruila unit nt Rimtschmig, and had taken post on both hanks uf the Danube. Letters from Trieste of tho 33d ult, state that the British government at Cor- fu had recognized and proclaimed Hie blockade uf the Ottoman ennsta decreed by the Greek senate. They dsn mention tint tho Goftk vessels are well supplied will) congreve rockets, which form their chNf strength and hope, in case of an en-- gugement with-the large Tui Irish ships,, Chnurchld Pacha is saitl to have been dully dlavvn by the Suliotes ninid PORTUGAL. Intelligence from this kingdom has been receded to the 29th fif June. The pro- ceedipg* of the Cortes are important, and the debates have been conducted with a' great degeenf vehemence. It is augured that they will lead to a declaratidn of the ■ndependeuce nf Brazil. * The committee to Whom that Subject had been ref.-riyd, declared in their report , . , . f ^ isi'iic . v.. m^w, ucviuiru .u viicirippun s<mu tonaye ueentqot of to tbc cbrdiuu *Q isolate Union bctueca (h* two . . st the nchlesof their native mountains, where they hud destroyed a great pm tinn of his force andfgaken many superior ofii- tiers, for vvhosc run gum they demanded enormous sums. Three Turkisji vessels and a corvette, laden with spoils nml captives front Scin, hnd been taken by u Greek squadron and carried'tu Missalon* g«* ' attempt nn the part of (ha Greeks to curry Nupol: di Romania hy storm is stated to have failed, tiom want of concert in Ujeii- operations. The commander of the Unglish vessel nf war, the Medina, is suiil tu have compelled the Greeks to res- ture an English vessel,emtured torn vie lotion uf Ihe blockade ulAlaura, in Crete. Chuurxhid Pacha is reported to liave been defeated by the Greek force* in a battle which was renewed four daJs, the 29th,30th, and 31st of' May, and the 1st of June. On the last day the Turks were completely worsted, and tied towards Glyky, vigorously pursued bv the Greeks, who became masters of their baggage. Hy the President of the United States of .liner tea. A PROCLAMATION. Whereas, by an act of the Congress of the United Jatates, passed on the sixth dsv «t May last, it w as provided, tlmt, on satis- factory evidence being given to the Pro. strlr nt of the United States, t|i S t ( |, e ir,... in the Islands or Coloni*' 1 Vn [v£ ndios under the dominion of Great Bri- "the Uniro!?*? nprn,,,J ,0 lh " v«bSds of be ami 'i atCS ' lhe Pf,,silleHt , ’authorized to issue » * Proclamation, declaring that the ports the United States should thereafter by open to the vessels 0 f Great Britain em- ployed in the trade and intercourse be- ’ tween the United States and such Hands ur Colonies, subject to such recipinccl roles and restrictions as the President oi the United StatdS might, by such Proclu- rnation, tnuke and publish any tlii'irc in the larva er,tiffed "An Act concerning N vtgation,” or an , t entitled '■ An” Art supplementary to Act concerning Navi gation, ’ to the contrary notwithstanding,] And, whereas,sxiislocioiy evidence ha’s betrf given to the President of the tfnited (Mates that the ports C. reinrfttr named, in the Islands™ Colonies in the Weat Indies, under the dominion of Great Bri tain,, bavf been opened to lire tesaeie of