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Llfant Don Carlos. same Journal states
that the Police of Madrid surrounded the Con-
l'ent of Franciscans, wherein they found copies
or a number of Proclamations ; but wp are as-
sured that all this is false, and has been ivented
by the. Revolutionists."

[lfere follows the article from the Echo du
CORFU, JAN. 18.—Letters from Stnyrna an-
nounce that the Turkish squadron, which was
corning to the assistance of Smyrna, has been
surprised in the sea of Martnora by a storm, and
1143 been nearly destroyed : five frigates and six
brigs had run aground.

Six squadrons of chasseurs have received or-
ders to reinforce the Army of Occupation in
Spain, viz.—for Cadiz, the 3d squadron of chas-
seurs of the Meuse ; for Madrid, the 4th aqua-
'iron of chasseurs ; for Burgos, the 5W squadron
of chasseurs ; for Vittoria, the 6th squadron
of chasseurs. These squadrons will arrive at
Bayonne the Ist and 2d.

In our preceding columns we have given
extracts from the Foreign Journals. In one of
fliers is an article on Switzerland and the Holy
Alliance, which we shall lay before our Readers
tn-ruorrow, and which is deserving of serious con-
81deration. The great Continental Powers, who
could not endure the existence of a Constitu-
tional Monarchy in Spain, may he. reasonably
supposed to view the Swiss Republic with feel-
iugs of hostility, and to he ready to avail them-
s''lves of any favourable pretext for effecting its
destruction.

We understand that a Decree is in Town from
the
1(111g of SPAIN, in which he grants the free
trade to England, Russia, Austria, and. Prussia,
to South America.
Letters also have been received from Paris,
which state that the negociation which has been
carried on fot the acknowledgement of the
°ld Spanish Loan, is in a fair way of coming to
a successful issue.

CITY, Twelve o'Clock.—Consols opened this
morning at 91R, and soon after rose to 14, with
a good deal doing. The Expresses, this morning,
have brought the French Rentes at 99f. 30c.7
after 'Change ; and Spanish, 27,t.

I understand that there has been received in
town a Decree of the KING of SPAIN, authorizing
a free trade with South America by England and
the other principal European Pox:vers.—Letters
how Paris state, that the negotiations-for the Etc-
k.nowledgment of. the Old Spanish Loan are like-
-17 to terminate successfully.
FOREIGN MARKET.—A great deal of business
has been doing in the above Market this morning,
Particularly in the South• American Securities.

We received last night Bayonne Papers to the
tti inst. They contain intelligence from Madrid
t° the 3d. which seems to announce a triumph
for
the Constitutional cause, as one of the most
l'lnient ultra Journals, the Restaurador, has
.been.
t'l)pressed by the Ministers. its place, it. is
true,tl Was to be supplied by another publication,
cltt its Editors (whose names are given) are men
Q; rii°l*e moderate principles, and belong to the
:gar dfrancesados, which may be considered
orn,iin ng at present the middle or neutral party
Spain,r,- Meanwhile dissension prevails amongst
t .!e_ultras; and the Apostolic Junta, or Assembly
r Deputies from each of the Chapters in the king-
m, which which had been dissolved by the Govern-
rnent, and driven from Madrid, have taken refuge
,t Valladolid,' where it seemed disposed to set up
toauthority in opposition to that of the King. A
osiderable body of Constitutionalists had sud-
etily advanced to Ciudad Real, in La Mancha,
,113E'aten and pursued the Royal troops as far as
tvianganares, and replaced the stone of the Con-
stitutionin both towns. The majority of the po-
Ptalation are said to have joined the Constitu-
atnaiiStS. Much alarm was felt by the Royalists
.Madrid, lest the French Guards should be
(ihliged to execute orders which they had re-
ch'ived to return to France, and communications
ad been sent to Paris on the subject.
Brussels Gazettes to the 14th inst. also arrived
night, but they contain nothing worthy of
itig extracted.

-otA.—We are requested by a Correspon-
i
to ask some of our Bengal friends to say, if,
l)`)Int of fact, the Hydrabad Bankers did not
fir their customers interest at 12-} per cent.
ti'r looney deposited with them ; and whether
iNiv.. did not charge, to various classes of the
v,alitit's) 251. per cent. for the money they ad-
-ced to them'—We have received various com-
4"ications, on many of the transactions in India,
px"ch have been recently alluded to in the news-
Pe•rcs-, but
for the present' we forbear giving
Pvu.""Y to them. It is. however, to be re-
Zilelted
that
Sir G. ilu?,lnoLD had not brought
4 action against our Cotemporary instead of
t,,,P,PY'rq; for leave to proceed by criminal infor-
rit„ti°,.zn• In the former, the Editor of the Indian
h night have justified the _atter, but
e'eatinct!

•,11,NEarl of WESTMORLAND,
it is said, retires
iiis glately from the Office of Lord Privy Seal.
s.'occessor has not vet been named.
ro(141 ROGER KERRISON is returned for the Bo-
purgci: of Eye, which, it is understood, that he has
t.,;(" 4sed since the death of the late Marquis
"I'IYALLts.