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LONDON,
TUESD.I.I', .FE 11 RU.i RY 7, 1875.

:By the "trozi:bridge private ship, arrived at Ports-

mouth from fiengal, we have letters to the 30th
Mgust, but they arc destitute of all Public In-
terest. The markets for all sorts of European
articles, continue in the same deplorable state in
which !our last astrices represented them; they
ly.tld out a truly gloomy prospect to the free

Trader.
The Company's ships Astell and Europe had ar-
rived in Bengal, and the Asia, Captain TRENIgN-
HEERE, eras to be dispatched direct from Madras

for 4nglaml, having been engaged to bring home
the lion. General ABERdIZOMBY, the Commander.
in-Chief at that Presidency, with his suite. Her
arrival may be daily expected..

A letter fro-m
Madeira, of the 9th Jan. states,
that the Adeoga,RictimoNti,- and another ship,
'lift of the Swiftsuie's convoy, from Cork, were:
captured near that island by an American frigate.
The Trowbridge sailed from the Cape of Good

Hope 3d Dec. uniler convoy of his Majesty's

ship Dcsir6e, in company with the Asia, from iVI-
41ras 5 the Cumbrian, Shelburne, Mary Anne, and
Tbomas Stirling, and an American, prize to the
Doris ; and parted in lat. 47 N. and long. 14 W.
in 'a gale.

More 'Brussels and Frankfort Papers arrived this
niOrning, and contain intelligence which demon-
strates that the flame of insurrection has been
very generally manifested throughout the North
of- Italy.. Verona and Mantua arc as much dis-
tracted as Trent and Milan. Under 'these cir-
cumstances., there can be no doubt but that 4Li
Austrian military preparations and movements • \
all-directed towards this quarter, and have ,no-
thing hostile against Tin key in. contemplation.' •

The fallowing extracts From Paris Papers of
the 4th are still destitute of any important in-
formation.. , I he rumour of consolidating the Aus-
trian possessions in Italy into a kingdom, like
Bobetnia or Hmrgary, perhaps giving a.title to
the eldest son of the Emperor, is very feasible:—
We Wish some device could he struck out to com-
pose the distractions of that people, and elevate
one -61 the most beautiful countries in *Europe to
a just rank among nations. The other matters in
Owe Papers are mere spcculations.—Tlte French
Funds are,
per Cent' 79f. 50c. 10c. 25c. 10 e 4

Bani: Actions.

.11621. 50c.

" On the .19th of this month, a shallop ran
ogroimd near the commune of department
of Catrallos. This vessel is known to .be of
English construction, sic is'completely destroyed,
aid. without rigging. On tier stern are written
these words, " Smith, London."
" CONSTANTINOPLn, DEC.l6.—Thev write from
Smyrna that J ussuf Paella, son of the Governor of
Egypt, is suirqunded by the Wachabites, and that
bis-only Means of retreating to the Red Sea is by
a defile thr-nlgh the middle of rocks, unless a re-
inforcement of 12,000 Mamelukes 'Which he ex-
pects should disembark in time.
‘1- CARLSRUHE, 28.—The Duke of Wel-
lington arrived he yesterday_ on his way to

" ViEtcNA, JAN. 24.—The Emperor of Austria
and the King of Denmark see each other often,
nod have very long conferences. They say that
there is a project of a marriage between the He-
reditary Prince of Austria and the Princess Royal
of bent:lark. The Prince is 22, and the Princess
about -the same. age. It is said that the Prince,
baying seen a portrait of the Princess, immediately
communicated his wishes to the Emperor.
" According to the report of the day Russia is
to have MoldnYia and Wallachia for that part of
Poia:ld which she cedes to Prussia, and the latter
is to have. the Nargravate of Franconia, • whibh
Blvaria ves 'up on condition of being indemnified
•
eLorlyere.

" It is said that the .tates
sessed by Austria are...t(i. be formed into a.king:lom.
'rbis measure, it is thought; will gratify the Italians,
who will be. pleasel to hiVre. their country formed
into a kiagdom,.li;e ilobeinia or fluqgary. Some

cap ago, a-ita,bian Caigain, who, it was said,
wa, just al.rivctt from PeterPout•gh with divatchc3,