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N0.43' EVENING, DEC. 27, I R 24.

EXPRESS FRO3I PARIS.
We received this morning, by Ex press, the
Constilutionnel of Friday. Nothing of the least
importance has yet been transacted in the Chain'
bers. The following are extracts :
TRIESTE. DEC. 8.
An Austrian vessel arrived yesterday in this poet, and
brought letters to several Greeks residing in this town. 11
le
above vessel was visited off Cape St. Antonio by Vice-Admiral
Sachtury, who put on board these letters—one of which, writ'
ten by the Vice-Admiral himself, dated from the Heights of St.
Angelo, states that the Egyptian fleet had been met and WWI
on the 12th -Nov. by the Greeks near the Isle of Camila.--
Twenty transports, with regular troops on board, were taken,
and the remainder despersett. After this event, says the Ad-
rniral, it is doubtful if the Vice-Roy of Egypt will make
an attempt on' the Mores, and whether he will be Able
to remain at Candia.—( Gaulle d'ilusbourg.
MADRID, DE C. 13.—( Extract of aprivate Letter.)
The Court returned to 31adriti amidst the applause of the
Royalist Volunteers and a multitude of people assembled by the
fineness of the weather. The re.establishment of the Inquisition,
of which the decree had been already signed . is postponed, which
is attributed to the presence of Prince Maximillian, whose jour'
1 ney to Spain is political. It is still the opinion that there will
be a change of Ministry.
The order to halt the French troops on the Ebro has dis-
concerted our fanatics, who only waited their absence to cumuli

all excesses.
FRENCH FUNDS.—PAnis, DEC. 21.—French ltentes this
clay, 1011.130 c.
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An Extraordinary Gazette was this morning re.'
ceived from Singapore, dated the 11th Jul/.
Several skirmishes bad taken place with the
Burmese, and a number of stockades carried
with great loss on both sides.

Lisbon Papers of the 13th, 14th, lord 15th
instant, which arrived this morning, do not
tarn any political intelligence of the least imp
ort•
ance, either respecting 13razi1 or
Country. The following are the
worth extracting othoney articles
l

LISBON, DEC. 12.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.
It having come to my knowledge that in the I'rovince of
Alentejo, frequent and considerable robberies continue to btei
grog
committed to the general scandal, causing injurY lin
alarm to my faithful subjects inhabiting that Province, who fear-
tranquillity,
in g the repetition of such crinies su spend on this account the coots?
or their commercial affairs to the great detriment of rey 110Yal
Exchequer and of the public ; and considering that such crirqs
require a prompt and exemplary punishment to restore publt
of the
Casa de Supplicao, the Commission be re-established which 1
created 6y the Pot taria of Dec. 16, 1812, for the purPose ?,
passing sentence, according to the laws, on those persons I,
I am pleased to order that in the tribunal called
have been implicated in the said robberies since the firgt dapl
the districts of the Province of Alentejo, and others within
present year, or who shall henceforward commit dial
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the jurisdiction,of the said tribunal. The Chancellor, w""
acts also as Chief Justice, is to see to the execution of this
commands him, in concert with the military decree. (Signed by lIIS 11IAJBSTY.)
Palace of Bemposta, Nov. 24, 1824.
An Order, addressed to the Intendant General of the police,
sue well combined measures of Civil 'ant Military Police, b)'
which the robbers may be promptly arrested, and the coon'
deuce of the inhabitants restored. authorities, to Pio'

DECEMBER 13. de
To"day his Majesty gave an audience to Baron
1 lam,
Neuville, Conde da Ilemposta, who delivered his new cre',
tials as Ambassador from his Most Christian MAjesty

Jamaica Paper! to the 16th November arriveu
this morning at t►ie Jamaica Coffee-house, from

which the following are extracts :
Frans flit Jamaka Conrant of Nov. 3.1 today,
The opening of the House of Assemby took place, Yes" echo the
and if we may judge from the tenour of his Grace
spe
Session is likely to pass over without any extraordinary call
tech,
the patience of the Members. His Grace delivered aSP
of which the following is an extract I—
-1
The unlimited confidence I have always repos .- 1-
11 the
riyalty and fidelity of the lower classes of society in this No
renders it the more painful to me to acquaint you totha ince yofft
last meeting partial disturbances have taken plac "1°
the slaves in several parishes. attended in some instanFoc_
by acts of open rebellion. It appears by the declarati