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M. r', 3QUILIt replied. As Ministet of the King,
Jeclared the Petitions unconstitutional; as a De-
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discussics was Afterwards taken tap by M. de
licattes, General Foy, &c. on the left side; and
71. CASTELBAJAC, M. BAitirilt-LASASTIII/4 SCC.
right; and ultimately adjourned till next day.
expedition was under ordeit tb sail forthwith
Cadiz, with reinforcemlnts to the army on the
fish Maio, et/misting of La Legere, 44 guns ;
.B.retbusa, of 3A ; the Hercules, of 22 ; and the
lua, of 16 guns. They were ordered to be at sea
Jiin one week at farthest, from the rid ult.

kccouling to advices from Madrid, of the 3d inst.
aiier Vargas, Secretary to the Board of General
extion of the Militia, and Capt. Dominguez, one
Clerks in the same department, have been
-.:-:esed on suspicion of having been concerned in
the fabricated orders, issued some time since, for
out the Militia. •
The Yellow Fever has entirely disappeared at
C..diz and in its neighbourhood, and the only deaths
1::ch have lately taken place are attributed to cam.
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EAST INDIES.
Extract of a Letter from an Officer of the 34th
dated Bangalore, August 27, 1819 :
" I ombrace the opportunity which presents itself,
f forwarding letters to England, to inform you of
1s h-al here, after a mostfistigning march, since
vl. np our camp-at Bayern. We are at pre-
, , ctive, having no enemy to contend with, and
daily expectation of receiving orders to embark
•:,:irnd, which, you may rest assured, will give
L., aicat pleasure, as we have been much harassed
i.itigued with long marches, ever since we took
id, in Febivary, 1817.

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‘• l'ievious accounts will have informed you of the
sickness in August last, which proved so tie-
tm.Live to thousands here, particularly the natives,
; f.tal in a few hours. Our Regiment lost, in
S, forty-seven men, seven women, and six
cl!ildren (all Europeans); and upwards of three hun-
e,c I native ft .:lowers of our small camp; died within
..17-1:e time. Thank GOD, the Army and the
c u.:-i y are now quite healthy ; but we have lost
.:::rev valued friends.

::othiug can exceed the respect and veneration
v.Lich the Marquis of ILISTINGS is held in every
par:. of this vast Empire—both Army and Inhabi-
tants idolize him, and pray constantly for his con-
inuance here. An unfounded rumour, some months
go, that he was about to be recalled to England,
taused the greatest deipondency among all ranks;
and it is impossible to describe the joy that was felt
xvhen it was ascevtained that there was no truth in
:he report.

The 84th Regiment have embarked and sailed
for England ; and the 22d Light Dragoons are also
nad:,l- orders to embark for the Cape of Good Hope,
a.1:1 1, i,m thence for England, if they should not be
tktained by the Governor there, of which there is
~rne doubt, as. Captain S. received a letter from his
br.)ther, at the Cape, on the 14th instant, informing
that the CafFrees were waging a most destructive
warfare against our people, and that the force then
in the Colony Was very inadequate to meet theirin-
cursions in the different vulnerable points. I trust,
however, that all will be over before we reach there,
as I most heartily wish to see Old England once
again.

" Colonel DICKENS has succeeded Colonel Dim-
ing, in the command of our Regiment.
" If we are detained at the Cape, I will write you
from thence by the first opportunity.'

Advice was received -at Kensington Palace, on
Sunday, announcing that his Royal Highness the
Duke of KENT'S illness had assumed most alarming
rimptoms. It is an inflammation on the chest. Yes-
prday morning Sir DAVID DUNDAS set off express
tc Sidmouth, Lo attend on his Royal Highness.
The Translation of Madame de Gprzas' interest-
sum Romance, Peirarch and Laura, was this day pub-
lished, &
by Co Le URN and Co. in Two Volumes, uniform
v:;th the other Works of this distinguished Writer.

DMIORY-LANE THEATRIG—Mr. kr.4,.; resumed his
station last night, and performed the part of Richard
vah his accustomed success. He was warmly greeted
*a the occasion, and his exertions throughout received
C:e due weed of unqualified applause.
Nonwny.—The following curious details have
seen received from Christiania t--. 4 On the 7th inst.
the barometer rose to the extraordinary height of 29
inches, 16 lines, which has not taken place here for
a number of years. The sea was eight feet lower on
tilat day than it has been fir the last twenty years.
i'-efesser liANsTsts, who measured its height, made
.C.:o some experiments as to the mte!lsaty of meg-
- •!'ic force, and found the needle in such agitation,
lie could obtain no fixed result from his expeni.
7.-- ts:"These efferent phenomena appear to por-
lvad some extraordinary revolution in nature.

liA VA RIA.—.-MITTENIV.A LD, DICEMBER 29.—0 n
►`.. t'f.)th inst. at SS minutes after seven in the more
:' g, the shock of an earthquake was felt around this
e. It lasted about seven or eight seconds, and
Is. k a direction from south to north. The motion it
re,dered was quite 25 strong as that on the 10th of
Aril, last ye.tr. The wind, from the south, was
N... still. The thermometer of lteautner stood, in_
,hade. four degrees above zero, and the barometer
I.s.° degree. above changeable weather. On the 21st,
I.le thermometer rose seven, and the barometer is
kiesst with a polsesitd wads wind.