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be replaced in the above three islands by the 21.1
fusileers.

Ou Thursday the ship Westmorland. for Van
Dieman's Land, with settlers (a very respectable
body of men), and about twenty-five sail of other
oatward•bound ships, which were forced into Ports.
mouth by contrary winds, proceeded for their re-
spective destinations. The transport Thank's and
Srsaca, Agent, also sailed for Gibraltar,
with provisions for the garrison ; the Aldbury;
Lieut. HoTLEs, for Cork, to take part of the BOth
regiment thence to Gibraltar, and bring home part of
the llth regiment ; and the Kinnersley Castle, for.
. Cork, to take part of the 35th regiment to Barba-
does, and return with part of the 2d regiment.

Yesterday the Duke of CLARENCE visited the •
shoes.
leirturday Count MUNSTER had an audience of
'his MAJESTY at his Palace in Pall-male
The LORD CHANcELLort had an audience of his
MAJESTY yesterday.
Ilis MAJESTY.-- The Times of Saturday con-
tained a rinteinent ulna the KING is indisposed,
with some remarks. which may had the public to
conclude that the illness is serious. We have the
greatest satisfaction in assuring our readers, horn
the hest authority, that his MAJESTY 1s perfectly
well—aunt we can only conceive the report to have
originated in the circumstance of the KING having
received medical advice in the beginning of the
week for a slight cold which he took when at
Windsor.—( Windsor Express.)
An Address has arrived from New York, and
will be presented this day to her MAJESTY, at
Brandeeiburgh House. in addition to the numerous
list we gave on Saturday. It is signed by all the
English resident there, and sent to the care of
Aldermen WOOD.
CONSTANTINOPLE, NOVEMBER 12.—Iii the so-
lemn audience which the new English Ambassador.
Iftlr. Fiume, had of the SULTAN, on the 31st of
October, an honour was 'hewn to I • which was
never before :hewn to a Minister of the a cored
rank, and but seldom to an Ambassador of the
highest rank. After lie had made his address, the
BuLTAN himself spoke, and ordered •the Viz:er what
he should answer. In general lie gives this order by
inertly nodding his bead. file. FRERE Ones this ho-
nour as well to the good understaoding between
the Porte and the Court of London, as to the per-
sonal esteem which he has acquired by. .his firm-
ness. tempered by becoming erimplsisaisce. Lord
STRANGPORD is showily expected as British Am- •
bastaddr.
A M. NAreiNt, who acts as Sicilian agent, has
attempted to convey to the GRAND SIGN loft the
well-known circular letter of the King of NAPLES, in
which hr affirms that he is not a prisoner; bat it has
been positively refused to be received. At length
the •REIS EFFENDI has, however, been persuaded
to receive a copy of it, but has declared at the some
•• time that the Sublime Porte will consider it as a
mere article of newspaper intelligence, devoid of
interest.
BABA PACHA, who commanded the expedition
against Ato PACHA, la dead. He is succeeded by
HASSAN PACHA. Governor of Negnipont, a man
wholly destitute of talents. ALI PACHA iirbluCked:
• in his fort of Ylmia Kalissi ; 'that is. certain; but if.
lie is not taken before the bad weedier sets in, the
event is doubtful. Negotiations -are again said to
be on foot. VELY PACHA, IVES', younger sou, and
his son, are arrived in the Dardanelles, on their way
to Kat ugah, which is fixed as their place of exile.
• MoterEa PACHA, the rebel's eldest son, is ex-
pected.
A new Persian Ambassador has arrived at Nico.
reedits. lie is said to be commissioned to demand
• satisfaction G r an extraordinary affront offered last
sear at Elixontin. to one of the wives of the
grhach. On her journey to the Holy City, she ar-
rived at that frontier town; the Tarkali• Custom-
house officers, under pretence of their duty, at-
tempted to enter the tent where flit Princess was
hidden from the eyes of the This
which no blond could have expiated, was fortu-
nately prevented by the numerous escort of the
Royal Consort, who took to their arms and sur-
rounded the tent. The Ambasistulor is most
strongly recommended to the British Embassy by
the Charge d'Affaires at Teheran.
A communication from Stutgard, of sth Decent-
her,says--4, For some time past it has been said that
measures have been proposed to our Governineut
to restrict the liberty of the press, which is gnaren-
teed to us by our Constitution, but it is affirmed
that the Government will remain faithful to its
system.
Letters dated the 4ih inst. have been received
from Genoa, announcing, nu the authority. of ad-
vices received tht.re front Bologuo„ that a Russian
courier passed through the biter city on the Ist,
with instructions to the Russian Arnbiseador, lately
the Minister to Naples, but then residing at Rome,
to reassume his functions at the Court of Nettles.
At Genoa tin alarm was felt concerning the expected
advance of the Austrian army, the belief being
general there that the King of SARDINIA, under
the sanction of the Monarchs assembled in Congress,
would be permitted, in any case whatever, to pre-
serve so armed neutrality.
The late extensive purchases of stock made by
one of the leading hankera, and supposed to be
with the speculative view of supporting the market,
are now ascertained to have originated ID the antic.
Coo of the E,,a. India Company, to whist account
at the Batik the aggregate of the purchases, which
is little short of two millions, was tratiferred on
Friday bat. The mystery of its final appropriation
is not yet wholly cleared up, hot the explanation in
the best-iiifornied circles is, that the sum is to be
applied, when some future additions are made,
which will increase it to three millions, to the
liquidation of the debt due front the East India
Company ti; the Government.—(Sanday Paper.)
Three candidates have started for the borough of
St. Alban's, in cousequence of the death of the late
W. T. RoBARTs, Esq. viz. Sir HENRY WRIGHT
WILSON, of Chelsea; CHARLES Ross, Esq. son
of General Ross, of Latnmer Park, Herts ; and
JOllll EAstnorE, Esq. of Finchley. The contest
will be a spirited one. Mr. EAaTHOPE starts upon
the Otepositiou iuterest, and will be strongly op-
posed by the Corporate arid Omit. interest,

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THE DUCHRSS OP CLARENCE
AND THE PRINCESS ELIZABETH.

On Saturday and yesterday the following favour-
able, satisfactory, and final bulletins were issued
respecting the state of the Duchess of CLARENCE
and the Infant Princess
King's Palace, St. lames'a,l6th Dec
• Twelve o'clock.
" Her Roy■l Highness the Doeheas of Clarence Is going
on in the most satiafariory manner, and the infant Prin-
cess Elisabeth improves daily.

"HENRY HALFORD.
" WILLIAM KNIGHTON.
"S ANDREW HALLIDAY."
Tile following was yesterday's bulletin :-
14 Knig's Palace St. Jambes's, Dec. 17,
Twelve o'Ckwk.
" The recovery of ber Royal Highness the Duchess of
Clarence is proceeding very sasiafacla ily. The issfaut Prim-
cess• Elisabeth acquires strength daily.
"Under these circumstances so wore holletios will be
issued at [uncut. " HENRY HALMS%

" WILLIAM KNIGHTON.
"ANDREW HALLIDAY."

The Doctors continue to make their report twice
a day to the KING. All the branches of the Royal
Family send to make their inquiries daily.
The inquirers of Saturday and yesterday were
very numerous. Among them were—
The Dowager Duchess of Richmond; Sir Robert Chester,
Master of the Ceremonies ; she Marquis sad 'Marchioness of
Stafford, the Earl and Countess of Surrey, Mr. Justice Bay.
hy, Captain Conroy, Mr. Currey, Baron Just, the Saxon
Minister, the Spanish Ambassador, the Prussian Charge
d'Afrafrer the Earl and Countess of Beshorough, the
Duke and Duchess of Montrose, Sir Edmund Nagle,
Lord dvbbrooke, Countess Nairn, Lord Petersham, the
Counle.s of Ormond and [slimy, Lady Fitzroy Somerset,
Lady F. Wedderburn, Count and Countess Munster, the
Recorder of London, Lady Silvester, Earl and Countess of
Mayo Lady Creators'', Mrs. Blackman' the Dowager
Duchess of Leeds, Colonel Thornton, Lord Grautley, Burma
Graham, Ste. Ste.