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London, England, 1824-07-31 00:00:00

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Err Vol that 'the' English Government has re.
called the British Officers who are serving in the
ranks of the.G reeks, and that the REIS EFFENDI
Wall SO delighted' bv this intimation, that he had
immediately given Lord STRANGIORD a written
promise for • the evacuation of Wallachia and
Moldavia. We have some reason for believing
(hut the alleged revel of English Officers is a fact
(sad it is a l'aeaSarN which perhaps could not well
he avoided consistently with our character as neu-
trals) ; but as for the Written promise respecting
Its, Principalities, though that also may be a fact,
%ear., too well acqUainted witliTurkish veracity to
imagine that n promise will he considered by the
Divan a whit more sacred M. binding for having
Lei.o put upon paper. We shall believe in thy
evacuation of Moldavia and Wallachia when it
it incontestably proved that the Turks have
oitiler voluntarily withdrawn, or hare been
ftn.
eddy •expelled by a Russian army.
Tlia German Papers state, that the Hann.
v""11' Ministry have had several conferences,
the result of which (supposed to be the decision
the proposition for sending Hanoverian troops
t() Portugal) Was, immediitely transmitted to
Loadon.

Twtters are in town from Cape Coast Calitlr to
`2Bth ; but their contents have not Yet
transpired.

It is generally believed in tbo first militnry
*rcite, that the question of the expediency of preserving OUT
PoMeirloaxnt %Vegtern Africa, at the expellee of increasing the
4'741,11as at length been determined in the affirmative. The
fi"96'.unlcots, however, will he raised in a manner the least
cbjectionable to those who are advocates for abandoning the
scene °fin) moth recent disaster. Two black regiments are to
tic levied,
which will prevent the expense and delay of recr!iit-
gin this country. Two white regiments are at the same time
Intended to formed from convict; in the same manner as the
Kith was first rais.2d, which will
(strengthen the white poptila-
t!oil.ta our African possessions. l'hese four regiments, with
!lie increased strength of the West India Regiment, and
Royal African Colonial Corps, will, it is supposed, prove suffi
cient to make such a demonstration against the Ashantees, and
cur other enemies as shall obtain a settled 13eace, and prevent
9fa recurrence of such reverses as have been lately experienced.
this force, Alajor-General TURNER takes the command ;
f'alaf'el St, La xi) second in command; and Major Cut a-
til.st will retain the important post of Cape Coast Castle.—
Aro, i r,`4e(f,icle. )

A private letter from Barcelona of the nd
uht, in all adit,g to the resignation of the
Captaiti-General of the Province, the Marquess
Of SAN( ltA no, Mates that it was produced by the
orders which he had received from Madrid to
perform several arbitrary arrests, and also to
,Vress way the ballot for the Royalist
militia, which the KING is anxious to form
throughout the kingdom. The Marquess, who
is said to be generally esteemed by the Catalo.
refused to execute these orders, nod re
signed ; hut, from the influence which he is known
In possess, it is questionable whether he will be
allo‘4ed to retire. This letter gives a frightful
account of. the state of Spain, from the banditti
nicit infest it. One body has appeared at
nlar►tserrilt, whose, attacks are exclusively di-
ngle(' to the Royalists, and particularly, the
PrieSthood, of whom they have already musiacred
riltire OHM' twenty.
Yestttrday morning, soon after eight o'clock,
the Duke of YoRK arrived in town from Brighton,
sod at italf-pO
Royal High-
st three o'clock his
""is Mt town on his return to Brighton to
dinner.
Yesterday afternoon Prince LtoeoLo,arrived
in town from Claremont, and sooli afterleft town
Blackheath, on a Visit to the Princess SOPHIA
`ITILnA, where his Royal Highness was met by
Duchess of KENT and a select party to
dinner. •
d The Earl of LIVERPOOL came to town yester-
-7,." ni"nillg, from his seat, Coombe Wood, Sur-
•Py, and after transacting Nary, business at the Trea-
returned to Coombe Wood to dinner.
jesterday Mr. Secretary CANNING received
mispatches from the Hague.
A vessel with the body of General MAC-
C1(1,111111; late Governor of New South Wales,
i'm"ed through the Caledonian Canal on Tuesday
',lst, on its way fr'om London to the island of
viva,
in which is the burial place of the family
°f macQuAnate.
A. letter. from Bayonne, dated July 22, states,
ttiPon the authority of letters from Madrid of the
711), that some anxiety was felt there on account
01,'
the rumours relative to the application made
°rtugal for British troops. It was said in
adrid that French troops,
had. already ap-
PrOathed the borders, and that an entire Spanish
111(Inielit had escaped to -Portugal. We believe
tllthis to be. without foundation, but it shews
feverish state of the capital.—(Morning
chronicle)
A letter from Corunna of the 21st states, that
two English frigates, towed by steam-boats, had
entered that port, and that a difference, which at
one time threatened to become serious, had arisen
between the Commanders and the Governor of
C mune, on account of the breach of the .port re.
flotations by the former.
said to following law arrangements in India are
*awe
i hive been determined upon :—Sir P. MACXACiIIT
at n_l:ls fin. TaPY years occupied the station of a PuisneJudge
114 Calcutta, about to retire,' and is to be succeeded byr
AI..PGREve, one of the Puisne Judges at Madras. Mr.
tlntt
lads
Chancery Bar, succeeds Sir GEORG
• .
Ay'.l'lo celebrated ROSINI embarked at Dover, on
r‘tainestlay, for. the Continent.
litS•SiblthONS iS sojourning at Dover.
ei„h. 1..):/oUttN t:n I NQU EST.—Yesterday evening, at
1;41: deck, Mr. UN WIN,. and the, Jury, met again at the
Hospital, to hear the further evidence of the Surgeon,
?le fouf;i3d, that on examining the head of T..\yales, interne/Iy,
dosed r a bl? great inflammation on the brain, which mro
might be p-
itsee,4 w, or from a fall, or the state of intoxication the
ed the way nn at the time. Surgeon.H.eadington, who attend-
lotivmacctinn,.was of tbe same opinion. Ater heartolt the
nesse'sw"Y, the Coroner read over the evidence ot the. former wit..
„orti: and
,r,emarked, that the deceased. appeared to he the
end re". Ihe Jury concurred in opinion with -the eoroier,
Ile turned a verdict accordingly of Manslaughter'.' against
.'3117, who, is in custody', and.will be tried in
ccensFd has "left a wife and thfee eltir,ll children. ;Scary
'.45 &ha a wife And four children, -; •