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NuggEß 1 . 1 _ DELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. ST AUTiIosITT Of Till IMOD CIIMMISSEit own van ISMUMPIIIiaII on MESSRS. TARRY AND TAT^ IN Onutd Christmas Pamputbste .1 HastalMmt tbel Retie: or, the blas-ta-ins.alessi awl Ms emai l halibut boo retched with *mast sabosalled *Mg et btar and Air' p er, will be reputed every Evening. 'VAS EVENING, THURSDAY, JAIRMIIIT 4. and during the W ee k, WM be performed, with entirely New o a k, scam. Dresses. a& a Now Planekal Hariatta. called THE FLYING DUTCHMAN! Or, the PHANTOM costa Peppers - oat. formerly Canals of a Trade Ship. Mr. TARIM Lieutenant Movedrey, Mr. 'MOTT, /01 wigk, p iste of the Enterprise, Idr.SALTER. Minim, Yon Swigs, Penes; Met SANDERS. Sanwa, a Stare, Signor PAULO. fkribtel. Me. tMIX.TON. V on B o nseseii, a Cockney Outdraw a Dabidarb *RUM Pew . Mr. JOHN SAWS,:- • To r T a al*, bh Menai a Phirkild ralemOott4l 6 o , • au; w , • Tanderdeckee , Captain or the Dying r. bidoi Mr. T. P. COOlt • • •• Silken, Soldiers. Sieves, Spikes of the Deep. lime-St' ll o cksida, an Kell Spieitrof t he Deep, kir, MOEILLS. Instetle Venterint, Mies WORN. Lacy, hlrs. H. HUGHES. Scarcer: Recitaldie Cavern, and IM/union pearance of Vantierderken i—. Deck of the Rnserprize—Sen S e t t it fier—Ap penacb of the Manton Skip—Vaniefing of Vanderdecken and Pientow Ship an Feb Safi! on the Open tisk Cill-..lattodetion. at the D'ill's twee Oct which will be played, a f a cenrite.Badetta, in One Act, tabled THE YOUNG WIDOW ! Itandwille, Mr. ELLIO TT. Splash (Ide Valet), Mr, WRENCH. Aurelia FairWvr. Mrs PI rzwrLuam. Lacy, Mrs. 11.. HUGHES 11. After which wi4 be prodaned.erith entirely New and Splendid Snowy, Machinery. Drew% and Decorations, the Grand Conde Clerietneas Pantomime,. faneided on a popular hide Tale, called Deabd t.Yßearke's Delco, entitled H ARI.FAWN AND T.IE . EAGLE! Or, THE MAN IN THE MOON AND HIS SPITZ. SeatsearPowersentsrt• Wanda. Castaty View of Oleadataanh. by Moonlight— Man of the Moon at liorne!—Mrs. Mon of the Moore Drawing Room by Idoweliglit, ikc. Ac. ice. pRAVD VAIRT VIM beans 4s. Pk, Oraliery. la. Dean apes at Si, and Warlawara at aQs artier ledant.3entra. Helf.pries at Half-pm Wght. _FICTR4LINOUZFICS. Jastoary 1. OW. THE:FONAU N S if ft .% for "/0404/1./NG EIJESTY'S AAI er,ks. dm hereby Pm sago f That an AIWA Y. the Sib *41% Nary will he ready ts active Tenders in writing pealed spy; sad treat for the sayply .1 MORT HUNDRED SACKS OF KILN DRIZD HOUSK SIOLD FLOUR; and FORTY. TONS,/ NEW OATMEAL. ' lhojer4assered into his Majvgy's Vreteallkas Storm at Dayarwd. shihmKsit quotas by the With. and the ieraehidat by the Sakhotrf. • .taityhe af ths thalkid. of sot lels 'dos new dtaarta seek ipaissadvAdithe Toliers. regasps egrupo pi finiiier may be me at WM Me. Ifrss,apiiri lbe print Is wards at !NO, and be i • Wiry eqii . ll Obe Day aggristrtd ; ab,lrrWs; obis Tassirros tele Person as his behe4 Mat sissail; el aseiresfhe eillbe /sr. if. MILLSII4IOI9/41M THIRD RDITION. • • " • _ a Ibis day was pahibbad. rise Os SW AVENDICATION d CERTAIN, PAP.AQES is ti* THIRD ..ad NORTH !NMI= 4i t 'nig HISTORY Pr IDAILARDs. , . . By J, LINGARA D. Ilk __ . __,. _' VI " h bas pleased the renewer (Htledirt ii 2 hb VIRIFIlldiklA sty WSW tit remaitis for int tot , All • -. la the stsetapt, the tailors wii 4 i • sod al same, I cannot entertain a ice. ef defeat sad the abame at atisrepddlibtadiS i fie sasaa;t t Is.• mad subedits the da=zerage S. Pawl in. A Itiowin .11ATAL ARCHITECTURE.. NO. 111. of PAPERS on NAVAL ARCHtrEC TURK, and ether Subjects easweeted with NAVAL SCIENCE, eoneeinat Seta of the Provers id Naval Aruba team— Methods of krevendng the Depreliedsms of Sea Worm —Rknsents et Censweetien of Ms Maivey's ship flepphiroaAn the position of the Centre et Wort of- the Wind n the Analysis of U. Marestler's Report on the Secant Ne*adon of America-0o the Submits lon of wised Metal ter Lead en thu Vociaable of she Knee, and under the Keoi—Proposal far Masai liwithrs—Remarks Shins' Naval Souks." Published by O. R. Wbittaker, Ave-Meriolane. Priest Se. IL • • • IiIIPfIOVRD FURNITURE PAST*. is much used by Cabinet. makers to dew sod beautify Mangan and mbar Wood. lit email la not disagreeable, nakbor era k stab the whitest linen, and a veryiltde labour s will mince tb re izosi beldam *Gab. Prepared and sold wholesale and bi T.Siiiiikao. druggist. 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By ketestaus'a fan d libteasmat liaise their Anneal Twelfib Day feta A mane ui Pianism us,/ peat. c. 7,4 C r (' I.lk ittlatlllolll WAIL The following General Orders; issoelby Lord Com bermere oa the breaking up of the Army in An, have' not yet appeared in the London Gassika OIMIRAL ORDISS ST EMS ISCILLINCT CMI RIM? COL VW COMMANDS'S IN CMS/. fitateiarters, Woos, Apia it. WM The services of the Army lately employed against the &lite of Alva, having been successfully ternenated by the conclusion of an honourable peace dictated so that Power, the Right Hoe. the Commander-in-Chief in Indiamnbraces the happy occasion, to express to die troops of his Majesty and of. the Hos. Company, from the Presidefteies ef FM William alidiroit St. George, wise wereoftlillyed in dselate wir, his bet thanki and eeknowledgeasems for their highly prallevetwthy•emei diet on every *erasion which resisted itself for dis tinguishing themselves. Tke difficulties met with by the troops during the progress of hostilities, in every quarter in which the war was carried into the enemy s dowries, were of a astute sat passing what has ever before been experienced in India, while the baneful effects of the extremely noxious ciimate in which the troops had to maintain their positions, added to the severe' privations and fatigues to which they were unavoidably ezposed throughout the wh •le period of their service, have been borne without a now nsur. Owing to these causeso he losses sustained by the army during two years of hostility, have been great beyond example, and cannot be remembered without the deepest sympathy and regret, whilst the zeal: us devotion and fortitude manifested by those who have borne 'up against such aggravated distresses, must ever tie a theme of applause and aditiration. His Excellency is also gratified in having to observe, that . the condutt of the several corps and detachinemts, on every occasios where the enemy gave them an op panel iity of engagrng,was fraught with that spirit of gil lantry and courage which ever disti , guishes a British soldier. and through whickuley invariably overpowered and defeated the enemy ; the successful results of their sal vices are to be appreciated by the terms upon which the war has happily been brought 0 a etinclusion. To Major-Genital Sir Archibald Campbell, K.CII. Lord Combermere has to olicr the expression of his high admiration of the manner in which the service in Ave has been .achieved ; and his Excellency does not fail to reco lest Mnth applause the service., of Bogadier-Gen. Morrison, C.B. in the reduction of Ili • province of Au& can, as well as of Lieut. Colonel A. Richards, in re 'diming the endues p suer in the province of Assam. Amidst the great variety arid *stew of sueeeesfal operations which have marked-the progress of the war. it would be difficult to enumerate the ISVCISI occasions, or ro partieolarise ate nanies orthe many oaken oho. in the comnsaid of divisions. brigades, corps, and de. tachinents, or of those who, employed on the Staff of the several armies. have had Opportuaities of bringing tl aweless into notice, yet, his Excellency feels it due to ADS following officers. to acknowledge wish applause and approbation, the sense he entei talus of the important services performed by them. Brigadier General MAC Bean, C.B. second in con' stand with the army in Asracan. and commanding the eipediti:fn again el st a a carte. 'Aydin. 'Gom Willeastani Own, sewed eserstawl ender Sir Archibald Chnipball, momandiegthe Madras 111- *lse in BrigadieGeneral It illsCresiti. ell. witisausdistir the Awl Derbies he Ave.. and et the menden of Cledubs. Brigadier B. Min. C.B.a.maimein st dee radestim Tavey liergui. Within R. Godwin, cammaadtag at the cigar* at the Gad awns el itemises. Brigadier W. Smelt, commanding the Lower Pro. winces and at R ingoon. who, by the report of Sir Archibald Campbell, has distinguished himself by seal and judgment with which he conducted the ar &hums and difficult duties of his Post, in co.operation with the army in advance. Ts that Men Lard Cambaresem Wen his cordW timbal se imowneesseare. It will be a most pleasing duty to his Lordship to tender justice to the above meritorious Officers, as well as to lastly more of his Majesty's and the Honourable', Company's servants, who have been specially reported, as having availed themselves of opportunities of acting a distinguished part, by bringing thews to notice foe such marks of favour *this Majesty may be graciously pleased to consider their services merit. There are. likewise, many other Officers whose names could not be included in the above enumeration, who have been reported to the Commander•in-Chief for fa vourable consideration. To them Lord Combermere desires to offer his assurance that their merits and claims will be held in recollection, and that their future prosperity and advancement will fogs ass object of his Lordship's anxious' desire. yy sake of bh:Encelieney the Canntnidatin•Mtef. Mined) W. 1.. WATSON. Adjutant-Gamed of the Amy: At the second conference which was held between the Burmese Chiefs and British Commissioners, a rather awkward accident occurred. In consequence of the carelessness of a Battiest in lighting a segar, an explo sion of gunpowder took place on the outtligger of the boat, in which the meeting was held. The cecurrence irritated the Chief; exceedingly, and the Maha Silwa exclaimed, 6 4 cut his hand off," and after a short pau,e, " cut his bead' off." Kalein Menghee ordered the cul prit to be produced, and he would probably have been put to death. if Sir Archibald Campbell had not inter ceded in his behalf. As it was, the offender escaped with a severe bastinado. Another of those execrable exhibitions, called Settees, took place near Calcutta, on the 10th of June last, *ten two women were burnt with their deceased bus binds. We understand - from a Gentleman, who wit nessed the scene, that the sacrifice of the poor deluded *lima Wal k s° far voluntary, that they mounted the pile, only tbrekor four feet high. and laid themselves down on the corpse; billets of wood were then thrown upon them, and our correspondent thinks that, from the weight and number of these. they could not have aped, had they been desirous, on the fire reaching lejtent. it is surely worth while to inquire, whether this orithApee and oldest son throwing its ready proired had I family, eb the highest ottesure making the Most joyous two of the feihsle dm pile being ?be whole Sevogal droehobelit, . . into *oda lost peoetrated as Sierra. which General of the informed of i, full execution l and Portugal, Jotter to all 'to disarm and Ass soon as the Captain Portugal - . Dare. 21. approaching ready spoken. General of ' which the General and frill especi ill and General iniceeed the 1 capital was vara, Cane A fret* , Ito us yesterday. I to eke last' Governments, d'Affaires from cession as r• i verntnent ' what matters whether their , Plenipotentiary, this arrangement I Lisbon is fairer will The Duke 3lobody here triatic Body three times a week. M. Salmon has re- the p essawssne ceived it only twice since he has been in the Adininio psisev - O T e try todion, and be limiest declared that he can- now It. *me , and bests le oaly-'cal Sends y s . Hie Eacelleriey adds is hips =treaty to ' his circular, that if any member of the Diplomatic of the Cabinet Of Body has anything so latent to consatunicate that he depot, and a focus cannot wait till Sunday, he es reqeested minimal him of might with every his intended visit the day before. What is the meaning of tionary doctrines this regulation? Is M. Salmon already busy in making Castile. It is pin , up his accounts? It is affirmed that M.D'Ofalia arrived Oporto. the English at Madrid the day before yesterday, and that he did not at least we know come without being sent for by high authority. We know also that M. Sobtade, formerly Member of the ready quitted the A letter written Council of Camille, so well known for the Mtclismation have seen, states which escaped him at the return to the °strati' of niost small barht of troops, of the Members who had been dismissed, " did he pedition. The letter Well not sit withNegrees,"an exclamation which caused but there can be nn the tin* who was justly irritated, to dismiss bins, rend _Ki ng Ferdinand toithh him to Grenada; we know (we repeat) that M. renewed ssainst Sabred° has just arrived in this city, snit it has been He Waits, it goierally reported sides Tuesday in our Beloas. that tern w hi c h h e M. D'Ofalia is going to resume the office of Minister & ink h o me of State, and that the department of Glace and Justice time, our tr oops will be given'to M. Sobrado. Don Luis L o p es Belles. Castile. Genoa. terns is also to have a successor, who is not mentioned. Chief of a division In consequence of these n ominations, M. Salmon. it is has established said, will have the Embassy to Rome, whither K. de probable that, Casa Flores, now M nister at Lisbon, also much wishes smith for, as p omp to go. The Count de la Puebla, who was for a time i ng Lisbon, and as, at that point, the fate of Piottugel Ambassador in France last year, has also come forward must be decided, it will be necessary that our Agony to obtain this Embassy of his Majesty. These are the I they put all our place reports in the Ctert and City of Observation should fol low that movemect alon g our frontiers, and by a parallel march, approach as •near hunters in elation. as possible to the place ahem th.s imp-otant affiir is PARIS. Januar 1. to be decided. We have been disagreeably surprise) at We have the Mewing swoon trees - mead; Dee. 56: Madrid, in reading the expressions made use of by the "4 Tile Spanish Government has ordered a corps of French Mmistry. on the subject of the troubles in the troops to be sent to Extremadura and ad Calcine; this P e ninsula. It is with sorrow that se see the corps is to be composed. of seven Regiments of'PeJvin . l French Government mentioning England amongst the vial Militia, of one Regiment of the Guard , and a Rir. n umbei of its Allies, and treating Sp ain almost as an giment of Horse Chasseurs. making seven or eight enemy. Whatever be the secret motives which have thousand men in all; these troops will be under die induced Fiance to embrace this line of pol•cl, oar orders of General Rodil. whose command will be incise- Monarch will not yield. Spain has less the materiel of pendent of that of the Captains General of th ose pro.. war than England, but .he is well aware of the ener gy voices." of her population. Besides, no one bete is at all miss Account* from Lisbon. of the 20th of December. say. taken with respect to the unjust qua, tel which the Bri e The Students attempted a movement at Coimbi a, tish Cabinet at present seeks to las en upon us. After but on the first demonstration made by the garrison, or- having taken away our colonies, alter having shaken as der was restored. by attempts made upon our coasts, through the Mesas eAt Almeida the Refugees had summoned the Go- of our own revolutionary subjects, they would new vernor to surrender the place ; when they came to take doubtless take from us the and the Canaries. possession of it the garrison made a sally, and put them It such be their design, It is robable that Europe May to the route. force them tagive up the conquests which they may "'They have also been repulsed at Amarante. *Noise by so scandalous a system sit' plunder. she refugees have not here able to advance be- Dec. 22 —The roost contradictory reports are in yond the line of the Tainego r they have been beaten circulation impecting the deseetnination of oorMooarcb. at all the points where they have auenspted to cross The whole of the D plomatic Body are in a state of the that river. utmost anxiety. The French Legation simians here. e The corps of the Marquis de Chaves is still at notwithstanding the departure of M. de bloustier ; and Chases; that of the Viscount de Montalegre at Villa M. de Vielcastel. First Secretary r f the E.i.bassy, .is Real ; and that of Silveira in the environs of Braganca." charged with the whole of the negociat . . He is MIS VMS rftfilii, WISE Wsompas,aasemar & perlectly at home in Spanish affairs, because he has ST. PITSRSIWROH.iIsemasaa is. been attached to the Embassy ever since the time of M. The P.ist-olfice has just 4 .uulished a list or the foreigu Lag rde. Frequent interviews take place with the periodical publications which are not to be admitted Russian Ambit's:for, who appear: instructed to support into the Russian Empire in 1827 my the names of tne Notes in the Cabinet or the Tuileves. E. my day eight German Literary Journals are mentioned in the question is put—when will war be &dared ? and the Eteik). the affirmative, far from alarming the Spaniards, sp. The *emetic, passed by the Council of War at Wilma , pears to give them joy. People remark that Mr. Lamb. on occasion ~ t the peasants of Count Sabelli, who had who was formerly so threatening, has become. all at revolted against their master, induced the Grand Duke once, very mild and conciliatory, and. instead of being Con'tantine to ask the Minister of Justice whether the filled with acerbity and requisitions, his notes, they erdonnance proclaiming pardon arid amnesty of 14th say, are now clothed in gentle and even polite terms. , September last, was not to be applied to these peasants What may be ultimately resolved on by the Diploinati: . 46 ' .• lb - .. ...e... ,_. . .. '..1 ‘ t - : , ..i.. - . • p'l* I -4, tO ,4. .i -•'• :' , , . . . (L' criN fii . ..:. 4 „ .... . ... • ... . . . . 6 b . Pact. . . . . • ..... • JANUARY 4, 182?. ippez SEVENPII63III . ~ . hi* bindles to the pile. as Much as if done as well at is the military. as they bad been tried b/ a . rut bamboos? The pile was lighted by the military tribunal? The Minims of Justice referred to the . • , rowing a burning billet of wised among Council of Ministers, which thought the oi domain* l i cpared combustibles. One of the women applicable to both Cases, and asked the Emperor to de. r, who appeared to our infoAnant to display tide accordingly. His Maj-sty answered e Very welt; pleasure at the sacrificer,. dancing. and ho w ever. 1. d e ,i re t hi sesbuse e paue d oo t h e r a tio , he Most joyous noi.e of any present. Ono or laid before me." . • ' A . .c ideate relations of the victims fainted on The M ait it ese r s lake l it la y s , t h e tespflos ihi e Editor g set on flu C.—Cr/kilos john 80. of the ( eerier Otto/Nis has heel summoned before the -1 , a Correctional Tribe's' ler 6th Janauary, for Davies en. • FRENCH PAPERS, deavourod to melte basted against the Goveranseet. apd fee haves liselead allot the Liag's Ministers so ED AT A LATE HOUR LAST MIGHT. serssiosi of the emecise ofhis functions, by publishing --ow— ii • is its Neither of this day (December 11) the article on me women& or rosswar, yammer 5. heuled—ecOn the "Idea of Law on the /loess.'' MADRID, Demme. to. TROY TIRO CMOISTITUTIONOOL. 1 1 ' of the Royal Family ace in perfect health. Irt,ChOltillt of F 4 temwese Royalists entered KADRIISA. / l' le 1 1 lest week, in wrier% raise recruits, and „ seems' eztrameasadm."77'lo,s from p ath ban I 1 , as f" as Vista and ether eilta g e ' a the brought as the leach of the 'Gal l ia France, Mlle ich are in the jiritcliction of the Captain .„,,,„ialtsoill th e mamba% acrd th e „sage of wear . I the Province of Seville . . As soots as he aas ar---E,7„ dto Parliament . Ever since the agembee a , 4 fit, he gave the most positive orders for the m ind that has prevailed here has been cum'''. tad ' i - on of the treaties in force between Sprier the rumours that have gone abroad are as numerous al ;al, and In consequence addressed a circular they are contradictory. l' the Governors of fortresses in his ptovince, ~ •The Generals who command in the Provincesfront i 'rid disperse all the Portngue .0 emigrants. which the invasion was m i de, far from being disgraced, the latter were informed of these orders of or put upon triad, es has been said, hot only retain their a Geliersl they took eight and returned to situations, but owe of them, General Longs, who has no pretension; to. Nobility, has just been nomisatid a • . General Midi!, the hero of Callao, of whose Gentleman of the Bed-Chamber, an honour which is . ig nomination to e high office w e hive al- rarely granted to a Major Gene ral. - •; 1 ;en, is just appoi ted Second Comman dant e The (Ras &don of the Apostolics grows greeter 4 ' the Provincial Militia of the Royal Guard, and greater, and their clamours fur war. and t he i r I he Count de San R mean reesaias Inspector wr en of moan te can y i t ON a Se repeated aad m. i , id First Commandant. M. de San Roman a , eased rem. day . illy command the Battaijons of Grenad iers, , •In the sum ' time, Mr. Lamb. who had bee* pro . rat Radii the Chasseurs . The latter , who . paring . to depart, has ill of a sudden altered his Wen. le Grenadiers, whose three yearf service in the is expired, have just arrived at Lrganes , Vital. pies, and his communicatioss with M. Salmon have been renewed with increased activity. Court d'Ofalia, imancheles, and Jetspe. who arrived bite r. and who, it a said. ie.**. important piece of news was com t n onicated tined to. opersede M.. S ilmoo in the F.reign Asperse wrier. Our Government replied a week a g o meat, has already had several conferences with Mr. 'application of the English and Portuguese Lamb. a l t h oug h h e i s se e l eg *wort err with say AI- etas, that it co:nested to receive a Charge cis) author ivy, t • a PARIS. Deemmus et. from Portugal. We. must consider this coo- o A letter from Barak^ /fills 2414 asst. stares at a kind of recognition of tore Portuguese Go. follows: , t he repave estames . -• *gni at present at by ours. It is at least a tacit recogaitiote for Barcelona: the tithed tie iehalsemes appeal to take tors it to the relations between two countries the liveliest MIMIC In the affairs of Portugal." Beds :heir agents are Charge d'Affaiso, Ministers of consutot i ta ddi ma are marching every day towatda ntiary, or Ambassadors? lit consequence of the ftooder of that kingdom.' 'gement M. de Casa Flores, our Ambassador at • /WM TOR QUOTIOIRaIIet - , going to return hither, and a Charge d'Af. 'MADRID, Dm It. • , . I be insraediately sent to Portugal. morals COSIIIMPOMMWM , uke de L'lnfantado used to receive the Diplo. Nobody hi r e downs of the occuoation of Oporto by ... sty three times a week. M. Salmon has re- the p arrogace Royalists. The English are thus de- only twice since he has been in the Adininis. privet: , omens very its ens position to ~, r their army of ,ad be has jolt declared that he caw now re- ° ma , and one by which it wou 1 have Weeper. .s i liw . orde ! erer flonalhre. His Eacalla"7 adds i " haps aloe ea*y to disturb_ Spain. Oporni, en therm, .- der, that if any member of the Diplomatic of the Cabinet 01 St. James s, would become sesilitafp is an y thing so tug!" to ennaninnteare that he depot, and a focus for plottings, whence theft soldiers 'mit till Sunday, hen reqeested to inform him of might with every frrility be marched, atid their l eentes led visit the day before. What is the meaning of tionary doctrines be introduced into Galicia. and Old dation ?Is M. Salmon already busy in making Castile. It is pinbable th .t at Lisbon, as well as . • ccounts ? It is affirmed that M.D"Ofalia arri ved • id the day before yesterday, sad that be did not Oporto, the English will be a day too late : one thing at least we know, that the Marquis de Chaves shas al. ithout being sent for by high authority. We so that M. &braise formerly Mem ber of the ready quitted the latter city , and Is inc chins onward. A letter written by an Officer attached to him, which I •• • of Camille, so well known for the Mclan iation have seen. states that that General had set out with a te "P ea him at the return to the Canaeil of Most small bane of troops, doubtless with a view to greater en- Members who had been dismissed, " that he pedition. The letter does not my what direction he took, . of sit withNegrose,"an exclamation which caused but their can be ne doubt it was the route to Coimbra. 4, who was jusily irritated, to dismiss him, and —King Ferdinand resists the threats that have been rim to Grenada: we know (we repeat) that M. r enewed against him by England , au‘ t e ven b y Pranc e . i has just arrived in tile city , an d it has been He ivaits, it is said, for answers to the au•oaraph let- -1 y reported sioce Tuesday in our Salons. that tees which he addressed to the Soverei g ns of the Italia is going to resume the office of Minister H ath. hefoae be declare his intentions. I n the m „, l 1 r, and that the department of Gl a c e and Justice time, M. Sobrado. Don Luis L o pez B elles. Ca me, our troops are assembling in Galicia and in Old stile. Genoa d'Erpagna , wh o is Commander in 1 t o also to have a successor, who is not mentioned. t equence of these nominations, M. &lawn. it is Chief of a division o f ten or t w il ve thousand mere has established his head-quarters at Zamora. It is . ill have the Embassy to Rome, whither bt. de . probable that, in a short time, these troops will m ar c h 1 torte, now M sister at Lisbon, also much wishes sout h t for, as the Portuguese Royalists ate approach. , The Count de la Puebla, who was for a time isador in France last year, has also come forward ling Lisbon, and as, at that point, the late of Portugal , , must be decided, it will be necessary that our Army iin this Embassy of his Majesty. T hese are tie o f Observation should follow that movemei t along oar i in the Crert and City: they put all our place• parallel march, approach as • Mar s in elation. frontiers, and by a as possible to the place where this imp-4tant affiir is PARIS, Januar 1. to be decided. We have been disagreeably surprise) at I ism the Mewing meson treat - Madrid,. Dee. $6 : Madrid, in reading the expressions made use of by the • . - • s ~.-__----. e.: ...4....1 a corns of French MisiStlf, on the subject of the tr o u bles in the 1 . 1