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London, England, 1827-10-10 00:00:00

extent of this disorder, it is worthy of remark, has
been alirmat entirely eonfined to the new settlers.
Dysentery has, however, prevailed among
classes, and is a little less formidable than what ."
might be expected in a tropical climate. A new

Lazaretto had been completed during the week;
the number of patients admitted amounted to
46; a number had, however, been discharged,
and only 38 remained, who, it was hoped, would
speedily be restored to health by the salubrity of
the air, and the attention bestowed to their case.

Hamhurgh Papers of the 6th inst. have reached
us this forenoon, but we have, only room to insert,
the following extracts :
•

VIENNA, SEPT. 27

The account that has been received here from the fron-
tiers, of a serious demonstration of the Russian army on the
Pruth, is contradicted by the Russian Legation at our Court.
His Imperial Highness the Archduke Ferdinand of Este,
on returning from his tour of inspection in Hungary, has
been attacked and plundered by robbers in the great forest
of Bakony, on the frontiers of Croatia. His Imperial
Highness had no escort with him.

It is now generally affirmed that the Infant Dou Miguel
Will go by way of London, 'and make some stay in that city,

FRANKFORT, OCT. I

The Swalian Mercury contains the following :—A
private letter from Berlin says, " We hear a great deal of a
circular note which a great Power is said t o have issued•
and the tendency of which is to point out. be necessity to
proceed in the intended pacification of the East, with equal
energy and promptness, as the only means of preventing
greater •evils than those which it is intended to put ay
end to."

Our fellow-citizen, the celebrated traveller M. E. Rug-,
pd, has happily arrived at Leghorn with his faithful cow
panion M. Hey.

A packet, with the Jamaica mail of the 4th of
September, has arrived off Falmouth, but the
letters will not be in town until to-morrow.

The barque Wanderer, - CLAYTON,
arrived at Deal, in 70 days, from Honduras, on
the sth September fell in with the American
schooner Susan, - MILLER, of Thomas
Town, on the point of foundering from injuries
received in a violent gale, or rather hurricane,
and took from her the crew, consisting of six
persons.

Demerara Gazettes to the 25th of August,
hare been received at the Noah and South
,American Coffee-house, from which we extract
the following :

confirm the rumour then stated, of the incorporation of
Berbice and Demerara. The change will take place 01l
oe
We are happy to learn since Monday, that private letters'.
the let of January next.
The benefit of steam-navigation had been found to be
eesentiallyserviceable to the vessels trading to
and forty-thre`
to (ieorge Town'
in towing vessels across the bar ; and the Earl of Hun'
tingdon had, in a letter addressed to Colonel Albourg,7
attested the importances of the Cambria in towing ships '
large tonnage clear of the bar, within two hours, which 'os
shown in the instance of his Majesty's ship Valorous, of
having had this io'"
psmolirn4tuettonotn,ss,enroydtirwcaeiwtihsienntgandelr notwithstanding feeth
slow
7lw inches,nspring-tide.
nprng-tide.

The following extract of a letter from Wm,
PENNELL, Esq., his MAJESTY'S Consul and
Agent to LLOYD'S at Bahia, dated July 31,
1827, was posted at LLOYD'S late this after-