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tar froth being theittletlt as the &milk of last yeitir. 'itenfisisited Many of those reinainink are it:lea—it)-
;
But this is of little consequence to astronomers, who day twenty families have been taken up aad sent 40
do not found their observations upon the fugitive the Retiro as disaffected. Last week a spy was stran.
characters which attend these phenomena. The Co- gled in the market-place, to the unbounded joy of
met in question was at first seen and calculated upon . the populace. It is sad he was detected carrying
without a tail, and might have disappeared in this letters from SOULT to the remainder of MARMONT'S
state without causing the least regret among astrono. 11 army ; he was a Spaniard, and a Captain in the
mers. If they now pursue its progress until it disap. • French service.
pears, it will only be to perfect its elements, and to " The principal Theatre is shut up, and only one
Iscertain if their series of observations furnishes any I Theatre open; the Opera-house is shut up also, all
index on the subject of its revolution."—Journed de the performers having scampered off with JOSEPH and
,P,Empire. • I his French associates. With all the festivity, re-
" VIENNA, OCTOBER to. joicing, and shew of loyalty, the Spanish army are
" Letters from Rudschuck state that great assem- of little service, and the people are sot hearty in the
blages of Turkish troops are daily taking place there. cause ; they want a settled Government, and care not
'Their destination is unknown ; but every thing tends ' h
w..et..er FERDINAND, WELLINGTON, or JOSEPH be
to shew that we are about to take a more active part King : but they see no prospect of a settled Govern-
in thewar than heretofore. I; meat from us, and they do not believe we can stay to
"A private letter from the environs of Mount Cau-•' protect them if BONAPARTE conquers Russia."
casus conveys the following intelligence :--It has
been long known that the rich inhabitants and inva-
lids of Russia used to frequent the hot springs of
Caucasus, and that they were in great repute. They
suddenly disappeared in the month of March last,
E and reappeared in April upon the ridge of the moun-
tain, but in much greater quantity, and much hotter
than before, but not a drop was to be found in the scite
occupied by the former buildings. The springs dis-
appeared without any earthquake or other percepti7
ble phenomenon. New bath-houses have been hastily.
'onstructed where the springs new flow."

THE ARMY.

The Duke of YORK returned to town yesterday
from Windsor, and held a Military Levee at his Office,
and gave audience to a number of Officers: among
them were General REaow, on his being appointed
to the command of the brigade of the Royal Horse
Guards (Blues), and the Life Guards, in Spain.—
The gallant General is to be at Portsmouth tamor-
row►, to embark with the troops. There were also
I present Sir JOHN DoYLK, Lieutenant Colonel GIBES,

By recent Letters from the Isles of France and
Bourbon, we are glad to find them prosperous. The
regiments at port Louis are, the 12th, 72d, 86th, and
87th. The 22d regiment and the Bourbon Rifle
Corps are at the Isle of Bourbon. Under so able a
man as Governor FARQUHAR ; and a man of such
pleasant manners and so beloved by the soldiery as Sir
ALESANDRR CAMPBELL, these islands must prosper.