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land will not break GU, into rebellion, so a, To a.
bIige us TO recall the 5000 men,

M
swer to these alarms,s- particularly those who
question the views of France, and ausur con-
ceaied spirit OF hostility from the speech of the
French King, at the opening of the Chambers.
the Courier Of the 18th Dec. saws:
we state, without fear of contradiction. thnt
tne Poicy OF France is pacific that neither our
government nor the French Government entertain
The most remote idea Of any event arising which,
can disturb the existing relations, or ali err the ex-
'S',hs understanding r.on the question of Portu-
eai -that the precautionary measure of sending
troops 10 that country has been adopted, with the
strongest persuasion as to its pacific consequences
-ahd mat no apprehensions are felt that this COM
| enplated result will be falsified by events. The
who'e tenor, indeed, OF Mr. Canning's Speech.
as wei as OF the Message which it was founded.
$50 TINS effect The policy of England, in the
course me has resolved upon, had two objects in
view inc hrst, and most urgent, to avert HOSTILE
ues' Dy shewing we were prepared for them; the
seconu, 10 show that we hold national faith and
national honor, paramount TO all other consdeta,
tions.''
TOT ourselves, we do not at present believe
'ha' wsr will ensue mot so much for the want
OF hostile disposition the part of Spain, as
ior me want oil means. Spain, already in the oc-
.uPa''on OF foreign troops, for the preservation of
us own internal tranquility, destitute alike of sbips
troops, and money, is but Ill prepared for warike
operations. The consequence, therefore will
most likely be, that on the arrival of the R,;,;sb
forces in the Tagus, the Spaniards and Portusuese
leoe's wiz instantly retire across the Spanish boun-
j. ana 'ne hing VIII disclaim the whole proce-
dure- charging the blame upon his Captain.
General. pn'
On the 18th, Earl Bathurst communicated IN
'heir iordships the Kings answer to the address
Vo'ed TO his majesty on The 18th, on the subject
Oh opain and Poatusal, in which his majesty thank
Cd me House OF Peers for the prompt and ready
concurrence which had been adopted, and which.
war. The royal answer was entered ON the ;ou,-'
mails. JN.
Parliament adjourned on The 18th of December. 70
the Sth oil Feb. Mr.. Peel moved the sdiournmen,
IN consequence OF the disposition of MIR. CANNING
caused ny ms great exeriions on the preceding
evening.
Inc bFiiish troops were moving with az much
promptness as the ministry have acted. The o.
na''"ion oil the Sd regiment of Guards, left Lon
""h on me i5'h, 10 embark at Portsmouth
" ihere were at the LINE many thousand persons
asse'nh'ed, " bo rent the air with shouts of Suc
cess u"ards; Success, my boys;'' " Portugal
forever, &c. The men seemed 10 be in erceIisrt
spirits, and 10 be much pleased with the natn,s
OF Inc service on which hey were to embark: il
see'Hs tna' those who remain behind with few
exceptions, express deep regret at not having been
selected he troops chosen chiefly veterans
AT ten o'clock, Colonel Bowater, who has the
command OF the battalion, gave the word IN march
nations OF the numerous spectators The detacb.
nen's marched out at Burkngham gate In
rimico, the streets Were almost impassable. in
consequence OF the crowd, who presented lanreJs
10 The soldiers as they passed along and exclaimed
Bravo, my boys, you sure of success.''
several OF the spectators also shook hands will,
The officers. who appeared delighted with the good
feeling and affection displayed toward them and.
the soldiers.
The Bank of England has declared half yearly
dividend OF per cent.
On the 18th, the Kings assent was given to
"e E"chequer Oil, and to the oats and Importation
Cobbett has reinquished the project OF contes,inr
the Preston election.
PaTls papers are to the 18Th of December. The
| Session OF the French Chambers were opened ON
the 18th.
The King has had severe attack of the govt,
wh'cb gave much alarm, a. he is early riser,
Ives very abs'emiou.y. and takes deal Of exer-
csc, so that his general good state OF health is ca
silly accounted for.
Inc Morning Herald says, there is jrcspect Of
! speedy reconciliation between his Majesty and
the Duke OF SUSSEX. Their enlargement has lon,
been matter OF public notoriey and very general
regret.
The Duke Of York, continues in a state of GREAT
bodily suffering; and, though his PHYSICIANS enter
tala no apprehension of immediate danger there ia
l'tile hope iha, his Royal iIighness will ever be
restored 10 perfect health.
American Stools the Ilih OF December.
Back Shares, c24 "a, 10; Three rer cents. 10
II; Sizes for 1918, STA IS; for 1874. SO: for
iSl5, 81, New York Canal Stock, fives for is31
80; Tor 1915, 81 81; Sixe. for 1897, 100: for
1919, I2o. Lonisians, hyes. 90.
GREECE If the news from this country NAV
be depended upon the Affairs of Greece arc open-
ing a more favorable aspect. On the I6,b os
October. lsfshini Pacls nsar ,oos. -, a.,
Cornthian road his soldiers without pay, and
himself without money. He was not 10 return 10
Modon until the arrival Of money from Egypt
| Colocouoni at Nspoli endeayonring 10
organize form o! Government Gouras hal
been kilIei by one of his own men al Athens -,
says report. Bot from another, the man,er oe
bis death, in opinion somewhat doub, mi
| On the 2lst October, Tabvicr and C,isot,s al.
embarked on both sides Of the Preno, win sho,,,
300 men and pieces of cannon, Wills, Karai.k, LII
~ iIh between 2000 and 1000 men marched rnon
Athens, on The eide of Eleu-is An enoagem.-,
took place The Turks directed their attack against
karalskski and Fab,ier, leaving The road oreo 70
Cr@oiis, who, with about 300 men entered the
citadel, took posses-i N ol The place and of Gonra's
treasures. The tdcticOs did not stand tie attack
OF the Turkish cavalry, nntHi:bsfsndirg The coed
support OF about 10 Phlirenisis who headed In,
column; they ileI with the rest and arrived nell
! nell at the place where hey bad landed, where
/ they fortunately found their boats. Fabyier wac
on The following dsy, at SAlaui., SAD and dis
cOuraged, with $50 men. They were TO return 4,
! Me,sna, where Karaiskaki had already entered
The Aigemene Zcung o tie 9Th lysce,nbe,
con'aifs article, dated Alexandyia. Ortobey
10, - hc'i represents Egypt TO be trano,il uo 10,
| that date, but not vefy likely 10 continue 90 as