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61111111 k hy ssilitls Crow fres l / 2 Orisoms, mid souse otlist haveilwariog vilioges. they succeeded its pettifog ate immir lflots to the Me. The number of dead on limb sides said to he one hundred. On the Seth toe perceived frogs Iron absent 100 sues ma the mmaataio of Sou Illarical. Fears estsmortied that they might pnyvii a visit, se veral pemeis *gee so repots for light.— .L ) Datclusse . 16. AvesitAirlkinio tioople, dated the sib of Dfaessiber. which ussikoini nientioo of the revolt of tf.e Jausimaries, nee of any disturbance. colomani c it the falleming newv:;— energetic represeistations of the English sod A ovarian Ambassadors. Motive to the various ex. c• - •ses committed by fanatical inilividaals, have at ',tiled their object. On the 30 hof November a Covernment Order was published. which prescribes g est severity against all excesses of this kiud. It is sa follows : • The perliy et the mamma sad revoke hatched liy the fieeett Ration be,, waited the Illeseekeesei of aM dew. vit ae, leek staw•eed, sail have mused theme saaaialwasly sa wawa. a wart*/ aetitaile. But it beleags 'alp Se the Ciovereawat le punish the cavil Raise who era really gain, of ugh lemma. This deli it will ;edam with mak whoa these who me eiroviete4 cf i s Mese fail fists its heads. Us the .shay / these against whom these Is se resetwi of moves* she yessitesas their eeeepaieses is a resemble svdhliaiserahle seamer a might Se be placed set of the reach of elearst.•eil pressesa by all aewaible mesas. FO, this erases, Irmo time age lb. nom terwil mime -re aapalsereitetaelits past as the aaeleesetee, sad Iresseis Is mingsmilmblialmik bakteese at whlab tIM isMomot Ita i hns asedbullbeieloba mum' ma rmildmilg -' Ohs sabgreva Ilmaniag awl naskskibistadtgsseasisissa • ids MO' filbsennet easrmsmscans, as well as ail *mit who depend ups. skas , gedlielterßie, are wet is be exposed b say Moult or any . Rwrifibsimp,immorld, evil-disposed, and Wet sated mew, 1 soil trassdresied the orders of She Sublinagforte. and sow wilted sets altogether apposed to she inbrileast 1 Ike oculient, wbieli bass Merefon hood it wilbeario, Weft theism/et mad Ma rigid punishment of tbegamsua mimeo rite is ihnie 1 41. goblin* Porte mains., in die most express simmase, t • the present rescript, all Freebies orders of • similar as s Ilestrefeetts, ibea let are be token not to emelt i n soy steamer wherever re peaceable Raja', or those wits terstarly foi:sar sleek sweepasious; sod tat Assam. coodsset bs observed towards the subjects of frissay Powers. This new aid precise order is therefore addressed to all magistrates 11.0 silfierre of police, to take particular cue that so injury iusish be esprrirured by the Rajas who have liken so s,mt iw ilse result Mid timsgiebry, or to the sobjeets of Fo resee %swim MID solstiows of peace sad amity with It.. goblins, Perm. Lee every perrems traussgremor of ebb order. erlso Awn Amur our steered kw, be puaidsed I. PI . severest messoss Plea tba corps to which be/so I nen. The is to be strktly enforced, estebrehavidne of •Il abuses by means of Armonms, is lir NM purpose to all awn. wanders and egigiddrattkin mdsrAlose y say supecialesid iu execution, god but persawaßy Momussibie therefore. The dismissal of the late this Effendi caused •ome interruption in the diplomatic negociationa; kilt within the few last weeks different conferences hive taken place with the foreign Ministers. The rregynt Reis Egendi assisted at these conferences, e. well us the Kadiarker of Itosseka and Guil t:. I - I;l'dr, one of the most experienced statesmen of I '.e 'I In kW) empire wbo occupied the post of Iteis- Effendi until the Creek insurrection broke out. By direct and authentic news from Teheran, ilsted October 19. we learn that the Persian war is tuner at so end, or nearly terminated. Nothing ssas knew° at the Court of Teheran beyond the i-ruption of Prince Mohamed-Ali.Mirza into the l'a.helick •of Bagdad ; but it is stated that no orders were given for this irruption', which has be. .'des had no result of guy consequence. It is f erried that nothing was known of the military =tom on the Upper Euphmtes ; that the nor of Tobin', Abhor' &lima i second son of ebb successor of the Schuh , h ad never been 'authorised to commence them ; and that if 1.. d taken place in Armenia, they e.iii only be attributed to the Cordes, who are 'Owns inclined to war and pillage. But whatever /Til t s case with regard to there anterior events, it is CA' that the Schuh of Persia has declared in the n.dst posture :ntoner that it entered in no respect ifi r his vireo to commence • war with the Porte; l i nd that pr•Clile orders had been tranquitted to the ton Prjnces .not to. permit soy hostility against the Tits!) prioviucei. It now remains to be known she : , .e. after glad - tereipt of this news, the Porte will *Wisdoms the declaration of war issued against PerbriOr - it'ANISEI PAPERS AND HAMBURGH MAIL XERES, DECEMBER 16. There not having bees ai.y persons attacked with the fever since the sd of this month, the Munici pality and the Board of Health proposed to eel.- /A ate 7e Deem on the 10th, lifter which the Qua runiiiie of Observation will begin. GERONA, DECEMBER 16. . • ()Ii the 14th, 'before dap-break, about 400 sedi t;ous penes= entered this plar.e, overpowered the :/risicipal guard of the quarter of the cavalry at the gates, and attacked the guard of the prison to relesse the prisoners ; but a subaltern and four sol diers caber were on duty, protected by an iron gate, kept twit brisk lire at them, and made them desist front their enterprise. At the same time they began to tire at them throtigh the windows. Some mi litia wasesabled, and attacking them on all sides, obliged them to Ay precipitately. so that many 1-aped from the wall. The stoat of those who were within strewed themelves in the plain ; about one 'bondred and fifty, and by late accounts there were fire more, who came from different parts, who expected the bell of the cathedral to be rung, and as they could not get at the bell, because the r4tgere did not open the church. they did nut ap rear. There sae a confusion as if it were the day joeheienent s Of those who attacked the guard Eve were killeekand three take., two of whom have t hrea shot to-1111 ;Atm others who were taken are ir the prima.. ,1 0 44tenlitiantan or person belonging t, the city has sneered. Up to this moment we do not know who is the Omer of this handful of Aim-Constitutionalists, who certainly have the vilest ideas or intentions; i.•qiiiries are making. Militia have come from V•iflOUS parts to reinforeens, and detachments are sent tutu the environs to see if there are ally hands of people collected. This city has well proved its tachinent to the system which guverua use MADRID, DIMMER 25. 1 , 1 consequence of the ircur:ecti• win several parts 111111•11 EMI INN - of Nesse% 1511‘11011 4,4,bnamk, cr Donal eallss standout of the eity el ill,karis, Gr ob the peesseties (that the had eseesple sight not he pospophod to asps of the pub el the province if Alms) or seeding s detmohiseot to Sets Cr.: de Caropesn.,l on toreetaat point on the headers of the two proj:: 1 eissra.ehrogh he had ersqrafilsioei, - ameehei the other to Puente. Ms precaution set. i waits. for on the itOthapt tom shog ass . Delhi. sail IDoillagaillo, emir oldie issergessb of Navarre. otitis it lid Iliorsodo, tarrying of arms martens.. Ni . ft sent . adeteelintent of sheik • hondrei 4011 nen. chiefly militia, who titered their serviees, and, in coacert with other e eletachasents. 1 sttocked theserebels. Doimingoido OM Wed. sad OW others taken. There wee ' lispoitast mt ostw i sbed Rad Agon. Detachments were frost Leib to reinforce the troops of Armpit, others see proceeding by forced marches from Cata- kohl fa the same purpose : others have marched foss Valencia. and. in short, from all ports, eves ifeeleardare. Troops are ordered to ArrigOi4 mod Navarre, which proves the exertions of the Govern. Swat. Neap was received at Vittoria that the troops ; of General Lopez 841104 have entirely beaten the' . 11rerorgeota of Navarre under their Chief, Ladroor-• (Madrid Papers, Deeess‘er 17. J . IMANKFOIT, 'scum. IS. -; The exchange of the ratificotiotnef streaking* ' l lien for the narigatios of the Elbe. enact Ups" the e3ll of lone, took place at Dresdeo ea the mit or this fool.th, mud the ratifications have bees' bode fbk all the States adjaeeut la *Aerie', • ly. aid without any reserve whatever; . the list of ilasoary tieing too neer, it has been resolved to fix ',he lit of March, len, es the time at which the binrigation of the fiver shell be opened, according !* this Convention. It would be very desirable if. tat the same time, the final regulation of the nevi ration of the Rhine could be adopted. and put an cad to the apprehensiois of the merchants, which bare at so time been alarming. lIAMIVIaII. 11AIVART 3. Were received authentic accounts from Cts . staseinople of the 1011 of December, according lIIIP which politic tranquillity was still maintainefs' The Porte had issued another firma. throughout' the sispire. retomatending to the authorities more sessegly than ever to preserve order and protect property. The dispute with Persia was considered settre-adjusted, the misunderstanding to which the &Asa seems to have been urged being cleared icip. The Porte had declared that it fully eoncerred in-the poetic views at the European Calsittetse end wth disposed to de every thing to preserve peace. Letters from Leipsig, of the 31.1 mlt.smy...“ At Vi. eons they had letters from Constantinople of the ad of December, and soon after of the 9th; the Mier were of a more pacific character, but all these pnaste eccoanta merit but little credit, es the political relations are enveloped in proikshil obscurity. Probably the Turkish Goverolisiat hes net safficient power to check the fanaticism sad the irsolence of the Jingoistic' and the = lace, and to avert an inevitable war, however it may be its interest."—(Hembergh Papers, lama, 4./ 41 IV:: rs • FLANDERS MAIL. •Im•• SINTINILE, lASI/ART 6. A letter from Vicuna wlsiels hlrn bodiAdimisi. cited to US sod which comes frill* very rilliteillt ble source. contains the following news froneooll. stantioople, which comes down to the 10th Demo. ber The Sultan has irritated the Janissaries by opposing the pillage of the suburb of Pere, which he had promised them. On the 9th of December a report was spread that his Sublimity bad accepted the ',hi:Natant of Russia. At this sues howling, were heard before the Seraglio. The Sultan having sent for Deli Mslelsi. who owned himself to be the author of this report, cot off his head with his sabre. This execution seemed to quiet for os moment the ferocious soldiesy; but towards evening the Jataissaries, collecting to the number of 17,000, traversed Constantinople, and commenced the pillage which hod been promised them. The Sultan attempted to harangue them, but in vain ; hr was obliged to return into the Soap IM amidst a volley of bells and stones. Then the mutineers prepared to besiege the palace. 'left most', losing all hope of safety, called all his family around ham, and sacrificed with own hand his three daughters and his son, exclaiming in a solemn voice, " The times are accomplished." At the same time the Janissaries forcing their way on all sides into the Palace, appeared sod were struck with horror. lie then cried to them. point to his son, who lay stretched lifeless at his reel— , The race of &Ishmael is going to be exhort. wad the reign of the Pitmans is at as end*: Saying these words, he plunged his dagger iu his heart, and expired before their eyes." • The Tacks believe that the reive of the Ottomans will Amish with the race of Haltom's, of which Mohamed was the last brasch.—(Oroek,J 7.) TRIBSTE, DICCEIIIIIII 16. . _ Compenies have been formed in some ports of Italy, which undertake to furnish tht Greeks with arms and ammunition. The Greeks have plenty of money, and pay immediately; even English join in tins trade. which ',resents irresistible pros pects of gain, and the prohibitions of the Lord High Lomatt.sioner in the lonian Islands are amiable to hinder the frequent eousumuincations be tween the Seven Islands and the Greek Archipelago. letters have been received to-day (ruin Corfu which are dated only eleven days back. They state that all the towns of the Peloponnesus, except Como, are its the hands of the Greeks. Even Arta has }Wiled is their aims. which now triumph not only in the Pelopoimesus, but in Thrallsly and in all Epirus. as at Cassaudra.—(Joartsal de la Belgilme, January 8.) GERMAN PAYERS. VIENNA, DECEMBER 47. The Aligeweite Zeitaing, of the 20,11 December, published a letter dated OJesea, 2d Dscember, which stated that news from Constantinople to the 23d November had beau received there.—is[This h tier has been since published 111 many Getman and other Journal. I —We have been hau l ( asceus towed to communications of this kind, and should thtrefure deem this out; su:thy of uu further no- Nil - IMMO lice, if it did oM Arced, in wWelty Nvotaikehle olosiwee, the millilitre wiessure of the lie. doily =ted es the olf4ire of the Beet; we, there coompsoy it with reworks : altsll::idier se the SU war Ilia et Newaralter, am fee 14 attic (at direct aeaseeta cease dews to the *h De mme Ileumeatimade 4 saws V Ake seed dryad. o kl e ardisir." Oa the eeetraey, rata order woe not ilia las* enemies tweresided by Ns* see at die lemeltise at the populsee, are eatreety observed is se get atillt parolees a eky, mid Is the Karat irritated elate ef paspites Wads. In withe te pewees dime however, she Await* and Ikkish Aminseadare had required free the Mesa • wew wed stricter Oedleasee, which they shoaled (we tweeted W ie ma paper of yestenley). We do mot prated I. lases what was dimmed he. twain the Yerelpe Illeissees wed the Diva.. We may, how , ever, Alms, that there hes here we joie. centerenee et the Amides end Beltish Ambreaders with the Reis Medi. The het ..devisee that we lune otort the latersends, took ' pace ow the 314 Novsediev, ie a weweerrlisese *Moiled to the Reis Illharkere the /lama able at the deephonia, sad that et the British Asimoserise est till sfpet dogs Mawr, both is the inset rapier sad disesteem diplomatic forums. 3. Neither et the two Ainlismaden has had sr desired am I • • indeed et die /wham 4. This at wee reduced to wait/ tie dab ratiosi which Mrs Sebes Is swell N haw as to then Sestrecterlin. Set these preleadmi dente/tense *mimed. maul mieseably fabrieated, sifts, as we may confides* Alm s seitier the Silts. pee soy ea. .f his Ministers ever held the !sepsis which Correepeedest Sc Weiss pets is his mouth, er say thin at all IL Lla tbs same sewer, ther with the lint fables, that elm WM to the mod *as to eyewash the rem, Eb y Mai the illmiteseedpre es their rehire had been In selfsd die reageri, sad that pietnie bad Iwo fired during • wboleaftemees et Lord itrasvfordra lotel, amid we WS set lase assohn weed about is. I. As weedy had ofkaded the helms or Ns 1111•6111 M, die ?orrice Antlaseaders, Mere wee no seesaw to call apes the 'wistaria; er the people to respect public has 'sillily. The Turkish Goverwarat is net very apt to are Imam the peptises of the espial with the merest Sc its di plomatic segociatieas. L. The Corresposidest is se held as to add, " This sews was istasehately seat by amine to St. Petersbergh." It this should be the wee, which we very mach doubt, the is tellicesee will be appeeiated at M. Petersbergh, where they are better sapaisied with the real state of affairs, as well as with us. Whitt distinguished the article that has called forth these remarks from a hundred others is. the evident impassibility that any person (unless with the express purpose of deceiving) should have sent from Constantinople an accoent of such purely fic titian* events. The statement has therefore been fabricated, either at Odessa itself, or in some other foreign town.--(4astriais Observer, December 28.) VIENNA, DECILINIIIIR 29. The Austria's Observer of today has Do further news from Constantinople. ITALY, DICEMBEII 24. _ Italian Papers say that the Sultan hiss charged the Pscha of Egypt with the re-establishment of tranquillity is Candle. The Pacha is said to have destined a corps a 7 or 8,000 men for this purpose. On the 86dt October • mall squadron sailed from Egypt for Rhodes. The Osseraatere Triestiao says that the Greeks are beginning to form themselves ions regiments. sad to be trained by foreign officers, who have come by way of Marseilles; that a military order has been published in the Morn, and n corps of artillery or ganized on the European footing.—( Frankfort Papers, Jeassiarr 4.) va•n nue eaßust, ',mum 27. We have seemisito from Epirus to the 510th No.. vember. amerschid niche, pressed on all sides by the Suliois, the Epirots. and Albanese, had torn. ed against his chief enemy, Ali Pachs. From the eth November the Turks daily assaulted the castle, the chief forts of which are already taken or de stroyed. Ali, the Turks think, cannot hold out long. A general moult was to take place on the 20th November. The Suliots seem not to have taken advantage of this favourable moment to drive the Turks from their strong positions, and to surrosod at once both the besieged and the besiegers. The cause of this negligence is said to be want of haresoor, which prevents any efficient co-operation. If Chourschid should make himself master of the castle of Josnisina, the Turks believe that he will be able, b, means of the treasures which he will find, easily to gain the Mahometan Albanese Chief., whose connexion with the Sabots and Epirots is of a very equivocal kind, which will give a sudden turn to the affairs of the Greeks.— (IVairearberg Correspondent, January 1.) THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON. FRIDAY, JANUARY 11. ins. 1 Paris P•pers of Tuesday last have arrived at our office. We have also received Msdrid Papers to the 4i7th of last month. The state or Spain, as it may be collected from these sources of intelligence, appears to be very much disturbed ; but it is very evident that by far the . largest portion of the evils which the excesses and cdines of individuals bring upon their country. is to he attributed not to the promoters of the late revolution, but to those pre tended friends of undiminished royal power who seek to overturn the Constitution. How far the great mass of the people in any part of Spain con curs in the views of the factious upon either ex treme of political feeling, it is impossible to collect with any degree of certainty. We are told, indeed, that the entire population of the cities of Cadiz and Seville is unanimous in refusing obedience to the present Ministers of the Crown, and that generally the province of Andalusia shares the determination of these cities. Valencia is also said to entertain the same sentiments. Oa the oilier hand we are assured, with equal confidence, that Biscay and Na varre have resolved to dewounce the existing Con stitution, and to assert the empire of absolute mo narchy. The KING seems to maintain much firm ness in these difficulties, and upholds the Ministry iu spite of the vote of the Cortes. The Cabinet, encouraged by his spirit nod emboldened by his favour, has token measures to restore the tranquil lity of the State, and for this ',aflame troops have beet, mond towards the dibtulb,Ll points. The ~.i Ell = &olitician et tie oat sua . VIM %lAA a le wither, alike anomie, In the Cemetilmlialk 01161111 i Omer of the Govelariseat is directed with lei/M. tiality and equal energy against WI parties whs. onter whatever decimalisation, may have steffered their teal to deviate flea the strict lime otf Modem. tiers that is prescribed by the Min and the Cortes. General DAMS, who was lately appointed to the chief military comMand of Andalusia, and who, on account of his havtag received his commission from the obooxiess Minister*, was very Ontsefenew nionsly refused admittance into the cities of 'Cadiz and Seville, has collected at Cowden an erased force for the purpose of punishing the obstinate citi• sena of Cadiz and Seville, sad of restoring the Ktna's authority among them. It is a soft of some interest that at the time of the latest edifices from Cadiz the South American fleet, escorted by • frigate, was within sight of that harbour, richly freighted with dollars and merchandise. The ships would, of course, sail into the harbour with their usual confidence, and there they might certainly be seised by the rebellious citizens, and their rich cargoes, or at least such put of them as belonged to the Governaaent, might be employed by the rebels in resisting the authority of their Sovereign. The Persian war is terminated. The irruption of the Prince of Peast• into the Pachslick of Bag. dad was wholly ussauthorised, and the act has been formally disclaimed by " the Great Ktea." The exploded story of the murder of the Sultan and his son by the Janissaries on the 47th or 28th of No. 'ember is now succeeded by a fanciful tale of his having fallen by his own hands ou the 9.h of De. cember, having previously destroyed his children. There is, however, authentic intelligence from Con stantinople of the gth of December, which is wholly silent upon this subject. No mention is made of the pretended acceptance of the Russian eltiaiatins by the Divan, but there seems sufficient reason to believe that so excited is the enthusiasm of the Turbid] soldiery and populace, the Grand Seignor would refuse to comply with the demands of Russia, ergo though his own notions of policy might lead him to approve of this pacific result. Should the Divan eventually resolve to accept the whimaires, it is probable that the decision will be kept secret until more favourable circumstances may admit of its being freely acknowledged. The Sultan caused a new Ordinance to he pub lished at Constantinople on the 30th of November, commanding all his Moslem subjects to abstain from exercising any violence towards the Chriatisa subjects of the empire, or the subjects of other Powers in amity with the Porte; and it further desires, that ull persons offending against this in junction shall be severely punished. The advocates of Turkish power, who have also undrrtakira to justify the barbarous cruelties which have been per petrated against the Greeks, lately put forward on account which bore strong internal evidence either that it was altogether forged for some special purpose, or that at least it ass a very exaggerated and distort ed statement of cruelties which were said to have been committed by the Greeks at thecapture of Tripoli:se. Some well-authenticated narratives of murders cowa milted by the Janissaries and the populace of Con etaniinopleand Smyrna, upon unarmed Greeks and other Christians, reached us a few days after, and it was then asserted by our advocates for the Turks that these massacres were occasioned by the indig. nation of the Mussulmans on learning the occur. reucer at Tripolitza. The firmest* of the Sultan, which we now publish, is • satisfactory refutation of this ingenious excuse. His Highness makes not the slightest allusion to the name of Tripolizza ; and when we see from the very first passage of the fireman an anxious desire to justify and excuse the excesses which he is compelled to prohibit, we may be satisfied that he would not have omitted so strong u justification had he been aware of any cir cumstances that distinguished the capture of Tri pollees from that of any other fortress recorded in history. A Flanders Mail has arrived with Papers to the Bth instant. They contain intelligence from Con stantinople to the 10th of December, announcing an insurrection in that city on the 9th, •CCOOI - with the destruction of the reigning family. Accounts from Constantinople of the gth Dicer's ber, in the Hamhurgh Papers, on the contrary, state that the public tranquillity was still maintain ed, sod the Porte had issued another Erman, re commending to the authorities more earnestly than ever to preserve order and protect property. The account in the Flanders Papers may. there fore, be only a new ver►ion of the old exploded story. The Dublin Papers of Tuesday last have been received at our office. An Address from the liberties of that city was presented to the Marquis 11'ELLEttLEY on Monday, the Answer to which wreathes the spirit of conciliation and kindness so strongly evinced by the KING in his late gracious visit, and which he an earnestly recommended to all in authority under him. The Roman Catholic inhabitants of Dublin hive also voted an Address to his Excellency. At the meeting at which it was adopted Mr. WO:maim. alluded to the appointment of Mr. PLUNKET to the office of Attorney. General, and of the eleva tion of Mr. Bums, the Solicitor-General. to the rank of Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench, ■s ■n arrang•atrat on the tee of completion. -. - an* rabliaiiT.ral centime la t)p yeah al Ireland, bat there is no neat caw d wimp a ,. compaisied by cheallastanees nt extraordinary Wee. The ininieders are aim deilinatid IA th e Irish Papers 44 thrinesengsve." We stabta yesterday that a Board Will held sit tilt Treasury am Wednesday, to take into consideratio n the reductiabi at the different public of f ices. awl • minute Mil Aped by Lord LteserooL, &c. unit those who Mir retire should receive au allawitOre . according to the male anentiosed in their Loril.in i a' letter in the eit- lett. This reductimi it St p m Mut. 'pop original selsirieb. Bbd 101. per. Cent. %ipso the increased aligner ;the auras hes derhicted to fond a supeninauated fund, applicable also to a provino4 for the widows of officers in p•messiow of salmi thus reduced. From the dilkulties in the wily of this arrangement, and the strong objection. to it, we think it probable that this plan will or. calve some further and material modification'. The fonds 'offered a depression yesterAse. r solo for account were iths lower than they lets .4 on Wedoesday. A letter, the contents of which we conceive be of greet importance to env nanserous resident in this county. has jest been received lw oar worthy representative, Mr. Gooch; ono, it is unnecessary fw es to my. is always asionicst the most forward to premises the interests of lure in all its branches. Of the letter allu.led we have been favoured with the following ey rie ,, which we have much pleasure in cotammiscaistig OW readers : " Treasury Chambers, January 4, 1$??. " M r DIMS" Sta—la amaelsewee of year's, sod odot rep►eseelaliors, it hes been determined by their Lordship, this morning, to allow the lime for soaking the barley is the proms of malting to be shorlesseil tiatil the la of Jew dell, dodo" such renolatiows as easy be deemed seeming fee the proweliaa of the reremse. The roles will proltsba be the mine as these adopted I. the wet mama .4 1714._ The order will go to the Board of Times Ibui Ever yaw's. X. K. LUSHINGTON. " To T. X Gooch, Esq. M.P." (Bury (wortio, January S.) An order has been hewed front the Horse Guards for the adoption of the keyed bugle in all reguneut. of infisntry, ithtead of the common bugle uow ie Use. There is no troth in the account of the spprehes. sou of the Navy Office delinquent at Charlestos. It is known that he sailed from this country in tle Cornet, GRISWOLD, which sailed from the Doom on the Sth of November for New York, and doers has been no intelligence of her since. The following dreadful losses were posted at LLOYD'S yesterday : " The Belle, late CHASIDIM. from Liverpool for Genoa and Leghorn; General Litseohs.MiLmt, from Boston ; Brothers, Bataan ; and Redlegheden, ANDERSON. from Li•bon ; also number of Sardinian, Neapolitan, and Spritsail vessels were wrecked at Genoa during a violent gale on the night of the 24th alt. l'werity-eight Sor dinian and Spanish vessels were wrecked at the aim time between Nice and Cape Noll. "The Gertrude, LONE/RIDGE. from Rio Janeiro; Harmony, MiLLga. lions Mahon ; end !Visored, LINR.LATOR. Burn Naples, all in ba tally wrecked at Tarnignaa during on the 24th and 25th ult.—crews saved. " The Sarah. LAWSON, from Mahar wu driven on shoe,, but expected to 1- " The Jove Elisabeth, LOOM from wrecked, and every vessel in port was t damaged. "The Sarah, DUNCAN, of Leith, wit wrecked in &toe Bay." SMOGOLING.—SBAFORD, JANUAR% day morning, between two and three large body of smugglers, chiefly on horsebaci down to the Cliff-end, ut this place, it was a full moon, rend nearly as high day, succeeded in landing 300 tuba rite, of which the usual proportion of fell into the hands of the office's. WI were engaged in making this inefficiem other boat, laden with dry goods, such tobacco, and canibrics, landed at from the scene of the former transaction, ceeded in carrying off every article of unobserved. Indeed the facility afforded fair trade in the western parts of this - greater than it was ever known to be ' memory of man. It is only three tweet tubs were landed at Salt Dean, betwi dean and Newhaven. We learn from the Doncaster Cozen deep traliedy was performed at York log of Christmas-day. Two privates hussars, previously conspicuous for l anent to each other, respect for military and regard for moral conduct, met as room—in which there were as visitors vote and two women. Sudden as the whirlwind, some unexpected topic arose. The tau friends instantly bevel and sufutiuted—in less than three min the two reeled back, fell, and breath The agony of the survivor was great of his crime ; and yet from the evil, by the inquest held on the body of it would appear that his misfortune win his guilt. It was rather a shove then caused his companion to fall : for on you of the holy by the profeasiou'd G external minks of injury were °beer either of the cavities of the chest or extraneous appearance to be traced ; _ skull cooseiderable effusion was rbscoverest produced coagulated blood. caused - instant death. The Jury found thei coidingly. by acquitting the accused vie., also the suddenness of the quai provocation given by the deceased. origin of the dispute. there was a Italie That which leans most to probability two blends. unknowingly, paid the r a leinsle residing in York. The cused the acquitted of treachery, at ensued which committed the tic vaatil deectib.d.—f Boston Paper j 44teaVi406*Ii•4 4 0* 402kgW =I I A ,We iti aw l To 11 t_A J L gli 1011 II .. 2 li di I g a 'a 0 in ballast, were he ring a violent gale tl ra saved. • Mahon in bailout, rd to be got off. t, from Norway,wor tt was considerably • Ai, with nuts, t f MART S.—Yester- d three o'clock, a m horseback, case lace r and, oltholgit is light as at ass tubs of foreign spa. of about SO mho . While the latter fficient seizure. , such as tea, silk , . • It some distorKe nsaction, sod sac- : 'title of her carp ty afforded to the of this county, it . to be before in the re weeks since 600 , between Rottiug• ; Gazette that a *try York un the tern. invites of the 15th ▪ for long attach- nilotary 416teipliste. net as tIIAU:AI to ,tiors another pri- is the sweep o f 3 4 mic of contentk ,, ‘ y became sgititor e minutes, one of >readied ots more. great as the extort eviJetsce obtairie 4 of the &crawl. ire was greater thso than a blow which or on the examina- mai GentNIPCII Ii observed ; nor in t or the body were 'ed ; but within the discovered, which used apoplexy. and their verdict sc- cueed ; holding in ► queue', and the eased. As to the variety 161 tertium. Liluy Ist that the the r addresses to The deceased at • ry. and the wow irritation at WIC • 111111616* 1i I=