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 The Ship Cambria ihiosl. london.

 brings papers of that place 10 Jan I4th,

 sive.

 I London, Jas. Hive learn that

 dcsPatches have been received by Go

 vernment, which states that 800 Polish officers in Saxony, who have refused

 the amnesty of the Emperor Nicholas,

 are on their march, in small detach-

 uents, to France. Each receives a small sum per diem from the Saxon C O. lvernment.

 l Bristol.-The labors of the court

 martial on It. Col. Brereton have been brought to 3 melancholy close. efiIllii lis lmorhing the ill-fated soldier, doubtless Iactuated by feelings the weight of which the members of the military pro- iesslon will readily conceive, put De- rlod to his mortal anxieties by his own hand. He. shot himself in his own house at Redheld, near Bristol, about the hour of 3 o'clock.

 London, Jan. l4.-The French Min Isters have been defeated in the Cham Der of Deputies, on Thursday; they wished to grant Civil List to Louis Philippe of l5 millions of francs, when M. Odlllon Barrot and his friends out voted the Ministers, and granted him ohly I2 millions, being less than half the amount enjoyed by Charles the Tenth. Second Edition of the Stand ard.

 The Paris express mentions that the Sultan has declared war against the Pacha of Egypt, and that it was cur rentiy reported in Paris on "Wednesday that the formal refusal of Austria to ra- tify the 24 articles, had reached the Prussian Embassy inc preceding day.

 London, Jan. Hive received last night Dutch and German papers to the llth inst. They contain reports of mi lltary preparations by Holland upon the Belgian frontier, and arc otherwise of a rather warlille aspect. The Cham Der of the States General at the Hague had sanctioned the Budget presented to +, though large, by the Dutch Minis ter; and the King seems to have the 1 means, if he continue in his present disposition, to rush into q war with his reyolted subjects.

 On the Belgian side matters look as # they would not be taken unprepared; IS the parties, if they do come 10 blows, will meet this time upon more equal terms as te preparation, the issue may aot be quite so favorable to the Dutch IS it had been before, and as they con- 1 idently anticipate fl will be now.

 Portsmouth, Jan. 16.-The Dispatch, Is, Commander Frankland, arrived on Wednesday, in nine days from Lisbon.

 Don Miguel was unwearied in his l to resist the projected at- tack upon him, and though detested by many, yet the influence of the Priests was so strong over the minds of the 1 troops, and the lower orders. to lead to 1 the belief, that Don Pedro will find il an uphill worlsto unseat his brotherfrom the throne of that country.

 Brussels, Jan. 1.-Two are still in great alarm, fearing attack from the Dutch. Our Minister of War has is- sued fresh orders, commanding an obe- ] dience to the order of the day for the return of the men on furloughs to their 