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1t is stated that the recall of the Swiss
troops from Snain. had produced great sen.
sation in the Spanish capital. and equal a
larm in King Ferdinand, although it had
been expected for twenty days that France
would execute her threat, il Calomarde, and
the other captain generals who took part in
the invasion OF Portugal. we're not dismiss
ed. The King stated to the French Ambas-
sador, and to The commandant of the Swiss
guard, that he would take on himself the
responsibility ot OBTAINING the guard till he
could receive reply from Charles &; but
he could obtain nothing more than that il
should march in small divisions; and thus
the rear be still near Madrid when this re-
ply should be received. Ferdinand, it is
stated in some letters, had desired to be es-
! corted by the French troops to Pampeluna.
Speculation is busy in regard to the course
of the Emperor of Russia. BY some ac-
counts he is said to have approved the pro-
ccedings of Great Britain, and entirely dis
approved those of Spain. Bv others he is
supposed to have serious and extensive de-
signs against ENGLAND, and to push the war
with Persia. with m ultimate view to the
British possessions in India. An English
print saws -


1t is stated that the secret treaty between
i Creat hflta'n ana frfSla, SHheu ABOUT tue
year 1914, binding this country to the pay


ment of an annual subsidy of E200. 600 to the
Schah Of Persia, and the latter Prince to
the maintenance ola stipulated body of men,


is still in existence. What operation thi,


compact may have on the present crisis Of


war with Russia is difficult, and 10 doubt


a very serious question.


BY recent arrival from lisbon, we learn
; that considerable dissentions existed be-
tween the Constitutionalists and Rovalists,
that An engagement had taken place be-
tween them near Onorto, about the 10Th of


January, in which the former were ,ctori-


ous.


Ten thousand British troops arrived at
Lisbon on the 1st or I'd OF January.
; The British Parliament was to assemble
: on the 9Th. Ii had been supposed the first
thing taken up would be the corn laws
a The ministers have. however, announced
that the subject would not be brought for
ward until the 10Th Of February. Mr.. Can


ming is to introduce the question to the Com
! mons, and Lord Liverpool in the House Of
t Lords.