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assisted. It was decided that the most energetic mea.
sures should be adopted for continuing the war. Thert
is now no longer any doubt but what the Grand Seig.
next spring, place himself at the head oft he
nior will,
army. The Ayan of Kemsich Callange Ogla, one
of the most s.arm partizans of Mustapha Bairactar,
is in open rebellion—he has refused to furnish the
'number of troops the Porte demanded of him, and
;has already committed some hostilities in concert with
;those of his party. Immediately on the Grand Seig-
ilior being informed of it, he gave orders to the Ca.
pitan Pacha to march without delay, and reduce the
itbels. This Pacha lately set sail, with three corvettes
nod a brig, and many other vessels, which have on
board $OOO men, under the orders of Florren Pacha.
I,Ve impatiently expect the issue of this affair.

SCUTARY, (ALBANY) JANUARY 27.
Yesterday the Pacha published an order, that all
e inhabitants from Podgereza, who were in this town,
should quit it. It is said that this strange ordinance
has been issued because a mortality has made its ap-
rarance at Podgereza, caused by a contagious ma.
la dy, from which it is essential to guard the town of
Si:utary.
PANESOWA, JANUARY 31.
The Assembly of the Servian Chiefs, at Belgrade,
is now dissolved. The two principal results from
these- ieliberations are that General Mittillowana vritch
has again been installed Vice President of the Servian
Council, and the Custom House Officers and toll ga-
therers have been imprisoned a year.

French Papers have been received to the 22d ult. I
. I
They contain a most curious political document in
the shape of an answer from the Emperor to the De-
puties from the Hanse Towns. His Majesty assures
them that he witl subjugate England and obtain the
empire of the seas when he possesses 100 ships of the
line most generous respite from subjugation,
and, as we sincerely hope, of an unlimited duration !
These Papers also contain the usual periodical Ex-
pose of the state of Spain.. It does not contain a
word of Barrosa or Portugal, and is, in fact, a tissue
of falsehood and bombast as usual.

THE KING.
His MAJESTY, the public will be rejoiced to hear, '
is now so much recovered, that there is every Frau.
bility of his very speedily resuming the Royal flx.
tions. The result of the Council held by her MA-
=TT, ender the Regency Act, at Windsor, on Sa.
turday, will be reported to Parliament in the course
of the present week, and in the mean time notice has
been given that the Bulletins will for the future be
exhibited only twice a week, vie. on Wednesdays and
Sundays.
WINDAGE CASTZE, MARCH SI.
" The Kuna continues to go on well."
(Signed by the five Doctors.)
EXTRACTS OF LETTERS IRON WiNnson.
" MARgil SO.—The Dukes of YORK, CUMBERLAND,
CAMERIDOS, and Moweaceiz, the Archbishops of CAN.
TERBURY and YORK, Earls AYLESBURY and MORTON,
arrived here early this morning. At twelve o'clock,
the Kim as usual, came out of the Castle on the
Terrace, attended by Sir HENRY Heeeoan,Dr.Wreers,
and Mr. DUNDAk and walked for about half an hour,
when the Duke of YORK arrived and joined his Royal
Father. The Medical Gentlemen then left the pre-
sence of his MAJESTY, and retired from the Terrace.
The Duke of CAMBRIDGE arrived in a few minutes,
and joised the KING and his Royal brother. They
• continued walking till one o'clock, when his. MAJESTY
returned to the Castle to dinner.
" At two o'clock her MAJESTY held aCouncil under
the Regency Act, to inquire into the state of his MA-
JESTY'S health, which was attended by the Archbishops
of CANTERBURY and YORK, the Duke of MONTROSE,
Earl of WISCHELSEA, Earl of Ay Lsrorte, and others.
The DOctors were examined upon oath as to his MA-
JESTY'S state, for the purpose of being reported to
Parliament in the course or the ensuing week, pursuant
to the .Act.
" MARCH 31.—Yesterday afternoon, at half-past
three o'clock, the KING came on the Terrace again,
accompanied by the Duke of Curanuteeme, and at-
tended by General Mesteens, his Majesty's Equerry
in Waning, and walked till five.
Hb MAJESTY gave audience to the Quenw's Coun-
cil, which continued till past three o'clock ; after-
wards the Members partook of a sumptuous entertain-
ment, provided for them by her MaJzsee. At six
o'clock they set off for London.
" This day, at twelve o'clock, his MAJESTY CaPe
on the Terrace, accompanildby the Dukes of YORK
and Cateczern6E, and walked till one, when his MA-
JESTY returned to the Castle to dinner; and the Royal
Dukes immediately set off for London.
"..4t one o'clock, his Royal Highness the PRINCE
Ricker arrived at the Castle ; and after his MAJESTY
had ained had an interview with him, and remains
with Jim now—/three o'cleck).
" QeseN and Pienedisese heard divine service
eerfortned in the Casrle ; and did net attend Saint
Otewee's Chapel, as was explored, his MAJESTY being
math recovered."

Tim PHoKSMAZIM--Ahlsettertbe. morning had not
socalivenin atiaspest as tbetot thepfeceding Sunday
ilyde!Parit had to boast, about 3 o'clock, ofi very nu.
merogs company. A gazes mightirnagine that every
Peer end Peeress in the,lingdoln was in this gay
throng yeeterdny. bid* kaveloade may be enume-
rated th4t, following in landaus, or barouche:landaus :
Deep cues oiDgfast,Leeds, hieWeasda, ilseettehire, and Somer.
fel Marcitionesses• of Sall4Duri. Beth, Wellesley. Thoinand,
criegall; Countesses of Csrii Ws: wick, Jersey,!
Wits Poosonby, Iflesehisebroke, Whitbread. C. Bann,
Mistresses ileaoakais Words, *pi Panto°. Walpole,
Ifonos or, Peaks. • "*.: •
The Four.its.,hand Club exhibited several ,
members, with Mr. 13arrole and Lord HAwearat
head.- 'Nothing new in fashions, nor aoccurrence
ef imenest, werth relating, took place. The dust v'
Allitiblifel" to *b elptemrun and.