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gie Iethe autbo1ity of Government; but what isctaiis that teday folloPiug -all thou~ whoer prsntwretm a ar xile4 fionm Lisbon. kihe Portugulese GovernMent has senti a cr- calareas1i%t e dwrerel p.t!~e Consuls And 11iniisters at the dif- ut COLs oe?f E5urope, aeannouncing to them the KIng's resolution to give4 as he promised, ai constitation."1 MADRID, JuLY. B. Our letterg front Cadiz are of the 2d instanitt they do not mnen- tio4sanpreroniinthat an expedit on forSouthAincrica. ll!ENTZ, Ju~Ty 11. theresidence of thePnie of Mette1inch' at Johannisberg will he Marked by the ir oilAfse of the nlegotiations carried on therc. ,ne di thq.mdA ieresting and most glorious for this Prince is, 20o1bles tlg e~tlation iwith which ount AMunster is chiarged, uind which has f6r ist object the sending a H-anoverizn army corps tO POrugal1 to mainiain tranquillity -antil the Portukuese army be ke-ogartied By this ate the Englitih Government does homage to the conser- vative principles of the Holy Alliance, snd implicitly recognizes the right of ipterference which It so decidedly contdemned dluring the SPanish war. Thia negotiation is to be submitted to the Djet; but as the measure hps already the approbation of all thec great Powers, annmtnest beextremnely advantageous to the country whliich iKlto fur- Dish the troops as Jel es to the vo]unt-ers who may cellpose the corp.s; thereis o doubt that it wrill also obtain the assent of that As- Nobtete by L'E~oike..Ve still believe that no Hanoverian troops U 1a e2sent-off. - Nothing, beyosd the despatching of two ships of e culne and twvo frigates, will be done. *Ve are FRANKImUT, JULY 14. positively assured that it has been decided in the con- ferences atJ0hannlsbersg, that in consideration of the present state of things, and the low price of prow$sionc, the peace contingent of the Germenic2 Con federation shall be consid'erably reduced. TR STE, JUnTE 27. Letters from Zante of the 11th say, that part of the Greek loan, 'Whicch after the death of Lord Byron was detained at Zante for in- structions from London, was delivered on the 9th to Prince hMaIuro. cordano, at AMssolotighi. Letters fromtGc,teony stitte that some persons of distinction were to assembleuat centz-betweena tdz' Uh andthc 5tbh of this tnonth; Among those :rentioned ate Prite- MNetternich, the Prin'ce of -RedR. Prince Paul Esteihazy, the Prince of Schlomberg, the'Rus. si2n Couneillor Tat2schef, the Alarquis of Caraman . and Count Woroncoff. qtite Mturster, whose arrival on the (ontinent has been announced2 byseveral joutrnals, wi'.' without doubt aIsd proceed to Ooblentz. It seems to us imnpossible that this able diploaiatist, wh,oelwhas gguteo'at all thle Europlean congresses, can fail to be pre. m' *~so important a riseeeingr-Quotidienncie