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FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. 26, 1824.
In our preceding columns we have extracted
from the Supplement to Tuesday's Gazelle, pub-
' lll4d yesterday, such of the official dispatches
,d documents from India relating to our military
9,Nrations against the Burmese, as have not
41ready appeared in our columns. These ex-
tFfttli, with the official accounts which were in-

ge'led in this Journal on the 21th July, 12th
October, and 24th instant, complete the series of
Military communications on the existing war in
India, and bring down the operations of our army
to the successful attack and capture of the Island
of Chednba in June last.

We have received from Paris the Morning and
Evening Papers of Tuesday, and a private letter
dated at a latter hour on the evening of that day.
Aar correspondent assures us that the most ami-
cable relations subsist between England and
and that the French Monarch is determin-
ed that every thing shall he done to preserve the
Present harmony between the two nations. Among
the on dits, it is stated that the Duke of NVellington
and several of the English Ministry are to be
Present at the Coronation of CHARGES X, at the
!4l)ress invitation of his Majesty. A material
Improvement took place in the French Rent .s
at, Paris 011 Tuesday evening : they left off at
"f• 90c.

the Flanders Mail, which arrived this
Naming, we have received the Brussels Papers
°I Wednesday last. We regret to announce that
the King Of the N ETHER LAN DS has been so indis-
iNed as to render it necessary to put off the
tkvee which was fixed for the day before yes-
Ti:tdaY but at the last date of these accounts his
."14jEl" was considerably better.
It appears by an article from Frankfort that
e result of the investigation respecting Profes-
sor COUSIN, who was arrested and iniprisoned
Ththe Prussian Government is still unknown.
charge brought against the Learned Pro-
teasor turns out not to be of so serious a nature
1, Was at first apprehended, as the suspicion of
1
having taken an active part in the seditious
Itigues carried on in Germany rests upon slight
grounds.

A variety of reports have arisen, owing to the
tell of the funds at Vienna. Among others
It is pretended that an Austrian Army of
A
"118Prvation is to be stationed next Spring
0n the frontiers of Turkey, but little con-
I
fdence is attached to the rumour. Another
report is that the Ottoman Porte, under the
l'l'c'ssure of its present embarrassments, has found
It necessary to apply to the several Courts who
I
7fle parties to a treaty guaranteeing the Me-
:lll.4Y of its territory for their interposition, but
It it win be denied the assistance of Russia

so long as the Ottoman troops occupy Moldavia
and Wallachia, in violation of the treaty ()Mucha-
rest.
From Poland we learn that .two Officeis, of
rank (Major LUKASINSKY and Lieutenant-Col.
DOBROGOFSKY) have been sentenced to impri-
sonment, one for nine years and the other for
seven, by the Supreme Military Tribunal in that
country, which tmssesses the same powers as
were formerly vented in the High Tribunal of
the Diet of Poland. It is not a little remarkable
that the sentence does not mention the crime of
which these Officers have been guilty. The Em-
peror of Russia has remitted •each of them two
years of his imprisonment.

We have received this morning Boston Papers
to the 4th instant, at which date it was currently
reported in that town on the authority of a pri-
vate letter from Carthagena, that a severe action
between the troops of BoravA a and those of CAN..
TERAC, subsequent to the cavalry action in the
plains of Junin already noticed in this Journal,
had taken place, in which victory ag►►in decided
in favour of BOLIVAR, who took Many prisoners.
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