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London, England, 1827-09-07 00:00:00

appears op the surface, we shall here lay the article in
• full before our Reeder::
VIENNA, Accuse 25.
The Austrian Army, okich may certainly be proposed. as a
xoodei to respect to its internal organisation—to which it was in.
debted in the most unfortunate times for its preservation, and in
which it will always find an indestructible rampart against all the
contingencies of war—ls to be completed in the coarse of nbxt
month by a new system of recruiting, which appears to be more suita-
ble, both to the service and the country, t►an that hitherto followed.
The reserve, which afforded the soldier no advantage in his active
service, the time that he was in the reserve not being reckoned as
a part of the term of his service, is now wholly abolished by the
new ordinance. The liability to serve, which formerly commenced
with the twentieth year and ended with the fortieth, is now to
commence with the nineteenth and end with the thirtieth, by
which the army obtains an addition of men in the prime of life;
and bands rendered skilful by many years practice will not be
withdrawn from the occupation of industry. The many exemp-
tions which have hitherto been allowed, and through which
hardly any but the peasantry and artisans were called upon to
form the army, are very considerably diminished ; ►hen, for
instance only those students are to be henceforward exempt who
distinguish themselves by application and progress in their studies.
These are the principal novelties of the new system which will be
carried into effect in the month of September, and according to
which a levy of 18,000 mentor the active service is ordered.

We also received this morning Frankfort Papers to
the 31st ult. but they contain no news of general inte-
rest whatever. A recent Decree of the King of BAVA•
MA approves the unconditional renunciation, made by
the Prince of LBININGEN, with the consent of of his
tamily, of the exercise of the administration of justice and

police in the second instance, by means of a chancery of
government and justice.. In consequence of this deter-
mination, the Chancery of Justice hitherto existing in
Amorbach, will be dissolved, and the members of it
employed in the immediate service of the Kingof BA.
MARIA. The Prince seems to have acted wisely in re-
nouncing a right which subjected him to inconvenience
and expense, without advancing the ends of justice, or
conferring upon him any solid advantage.

Spain is still the chief topic of speculation with the
conductors of the Yaris Papers ; and they are indulged
to their heart's content by the Censors, provided they do
not overstep the limits, fixed by these rigid guardians of
legitimacy. Still the real state of Catalonia and of the
adjoining provinces is involved in considerable mystery,
and even the precise object of the insurrection is not
satisfactorily known. It is also doubtful, whether the
rebels act lions their own impulse, or are puppets,
moved by others. We merely know that they are
in considerable force, that they are masters of all the
open country, and that they pretend to act in the
Knee's name, whilst they resist his delegated authority.
It is likewise certain, that the Government has evinced
extraordinary apathy on an occasion which appa-
rently called for a display of great energy; and,
though it was reported, soon after these troubles had bro-
ken out, that a considerable force had been ordered to
proceed to the scene of agitation, we have not yet heard
of its arrival. In the meantime, it is reported, that
French troops have been called in, to stifle the rebellion ;
and, if this report be true, it explains the whole business
France has evidently a strong desire to augment her.
forces in the Peninsula ; and threfore the present troubles
are most opportune. Besides, her ally, the beloved Fart-
SWARD, is an excellent pioneer, in clearing the way for
the establdiment of pure despotism, so congenial to the
feelings of certain leading French politicians, and this
Catalonian rebellion is a kind of godsend to the latter.
The game, however, is evidently hazardous; and, as
they are playing with the lightning, they must see that
they do not consume themselves as we I as their Ma-
chiavelian projects.

Jamaica Papers, to the 19th July, have been received
at the Jamaica Coffee House:

FLOM THZ C 00141311 of THL 16TH JULY.

His Majesty's ship Druid arrived here last evening from Car-
thagena. The Druid left Laguira on the 6th inst. for Cartbagena,
having the Liberator Bolivar on board, and his Excellency Alex-
ander Cockburn, the British Minister. Bolivar was landed at
Cankers', where he was received with demonstrations of respect.
The British Minister arrived here in the Druid. His Majesty's
whoooer Union also came in here from Nassau, having twenty-five
thousand dollars on board.
By tae letters received from the Agent by the packet, we underJ
stand that she was detained for 14 purpose of conveying a cam-
municatioo from Ms Majesty's Illinaters, directing that the course
adopted by the Duke of Manchester respecting the customs should
be swill:wed until the next Session of Parliament. In consequence
of the receipt of, this pleasing intelligence, a letter has bean ad-
dressed to eke Secretary of his Honour, requesting him to lay the
dispatches befpre the Board with as little delay u possible, on the
subject of replacing the subsistence and expenses of the army on the
footing before the Ist of June.

FROM Tilt COVILANT Or aULT 37.

Our readers will observe, from what took place at the meeting
of the Commissioners of Accounts yesterday, that his Majesty's

troops an the Island will be victualled and paid as heretofore, and
that the double duties, which have been exacted from the Ist of
June last. will be refunded.

Letters received by the Druid from Carthagena state,
that it was momently expected that an order would be
issued to prohibit for a certain period the exportation
of specie from the ports of Colombia. A small duty
was to be laid on all articles brought to Caithagena
from the United States of America, and on articles
brought there from the British Colonies.
The Duke and Duchess of CL BENCE came to town
yesterday morning from their seat in Bushy Part. Their Royal
Highnesses left the Admiralty M the afternoon, on their return
to Bushy.
Mr. Husrtlas•'x, after being engaged at the Colonial
Mee during the greater part of the day, left town yesterday after-
noon fur the seat of Colonel Coorga, at FJsingharn.
The Marquis de PALM L.L.A.Sthe Portuguese Ambas-
sador, transacted business yesterday at the Foreign Office.

Lord WILLIAM BENTINCK transacted business yes.
tetday morning with. Mr. WYNN. at the India Board.
Viscount Minas( and WARD transacted business
yesterday at the FureianOftlee.
His Grace the Duke of WELLINGTON purposes being
at Wynyard, the seat of the Marquis of Lotion aaaaaa , nn Saturday
the 22d inttant. The Duke of %Vetottxoentr is expected to Ault
Lowther Castle during his sojourn in tht North.