London, March l2.
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AOnOON, 1UGTCD K. It is confidently reported that Sir Henry Clinton has written home in the strongest terms for endorsements. The gallant General, it is said, has declared 5000 ad. ditional troops to be absolutely necces- sary.

 The celebrated Dr. Kitchner died sud- denly in London on the night of the 2Oth of February. He had dined that day at Mir. Brahant's, witha large party.

 The Globe says--"There is no truth in the rumors which have been circulated of the resignation of MT. Canning, nor is it believed that any thing is yet settled as to the future ministry. One of the arrange ments talked of, is the Earl Bathrust will be first Lord of the Treasury-that Lord Palmerston will take seat in the Cabi- net, with the office of Secretary to the Col onies, and that MT. Wynn will go to India 1t is supposed Id. Colchester will be the new member of the Cabinet.

 Lord Liverpool continues to amend in health.

 Orders were received at Pourtsmouth on the 10th, to discharge from the transport service, all the ships which were hired in December, to carry troops to Lisbon.

 We are sorry to state a most extensive failure has taken place at Calcutta. The amount is stated at 600, O,OOOl.-Globe.

 Constantinople, Feb. S.-The English Ambassad 1r has renewed his proposals rel ative to the paci6cation of Greece, and in a" note which he has just presented, has demanded in the first place, the cessation of hostilj,ies. It is believed that this de- mand will be supported by the Ambassa- dors of Austra and Russia.

 Pdrts, March 9--Our stocks are at 99 1-2. The King has raised the Prince of Ho- henlohe to the dignity of Marshal of France.

 Letters from Madrid, state that new difficulties have just arisen between the Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs and