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I.N'TERESTLN'G, FROM ENGLAND.
NEW YORK, Dec 90.


The regular packet ship London, Capt.
Allyn, arrived at this pnrt on Thursday
levenng from London. The editors 0t the


Gazette are indebted to Capt. A. for Lon


don papers to the evening OF 10th ult which,,


contain Paris dates to the 9th, and Mad


rid to the Cd. 1t will be seen by extracts


given below, that number OF vessels OF


war Of the largest class, were lifting out,


some with troops on board-On this SUBJ
-Iiect, the British Traveller of the 10Th OBJ
serves, Whatever be the real intentlonI
of France and Spain as to South America,
public opinion here, ascribes the equip
-Iments in our ports, as indicating a con-
scious necessity of being prepared against
,iany sudden operation in that quarter of
: the world.-The insurrection in Demerara
is wholly suppressed, and the force alrea-
ndy in the West Indies may be pronounced
fully competent to the suppression of any
I tattempt on the part of the black popula-
t tlon. Fresh ships and troops are notwith-
standing under orders for the West In
o dies. This morning it was currently re-
: -ported in the city that several regiments,
'tlof troops were under orders for embarka-
sltion."


s. In addition TO the above we have quo
r. ted some remarks from the Courier OF the
It 10th, which, in our opinion, tend to con-
It firm the prevailing opinion, on this side OF
q the water, that the policy of Great Bri'
m tain will be, to oppose any attempts OF the
n Holy Alliance, to assist Spain in regain
ling possession Of the South American Pro
OF vinces.


lie The accounts from Constantinople arr
'lrI to the 10th of Oct The pacific disposi
or ton of the Ottoman Porte, has caused il
he this city remarkable activity. Libert
e, of commerce, and privileges to the Euro
Sc pcans have again been granted.
UT The interview of the two Emperors 10
n Austria and Russia) at CzernowItz, ha
n made greatimpression on the Dvan.
or The last letters from Greece state, tha
nd the feet of the Captain Pacha, has arrive
Sin the Dardaneles, and gone into the por
lrr,. of Constantinople. The above letters ais
all stated, that the movements of the Janlssa
ed ries, cause exceeding alarm to the Coy
ma ernment.


he The Duke of Brunswick made publ
er- entry into Brunswick on the 28th OF Oct
nsber. lie was received in the most spleI
'erIdid and cordial manner. Mr.. Whine
lu- u-Iding, the chief magistrate, presented hil
ID with the keys of the city.


OF 1t is said that the King of Spain hi
ce. dismissed above 600 persons belonging
'ut the Palace, because they had some const
IheItutonal IDEAS which he would not toll
ny. rate.


or, The King of Spain, with the Royal F
CO. milv, arrived at Aldea del Rio on the 90
,oo Of October.


tar The Brgadier Laguna. by order Of h
the Catholic Majesty, took possession OF Il
IN fortress of Badaj joz on the s9th OF Oct
LEI, ier- ber.


lid. All the Constitutional Chiefs in Estr
n madura have made their submission, wi
''er the exception of the Empecinado.
- s'' The Duke d'Angouleme arrived al Ma
the rid on the st of last month.
lure The convention for the occupation
zen Barcelona, Tarragona and Hostalrlch "


CnnCIuueu dt 1SdITtd oH thS ioe wv uih
"p- tihed the next day by the Duke Conegl
o"u. no and Gen. Nina. The French tro'
lper- 49, .n,


In '"' f'n'


e Of MADhiD, Oct' 20
uare, Ferdinand still so far depends on his
same sources that he has already given ord
j, motto send to the HAVANA, and then to


dis ma, the poor remains of the Spanish N
IS af- consisting of the Asia ship of the line,
large trigates, corvette and two brigs. !
o the expedition will be seconded by ST
same French vessels, which will Join it in A
rds rica. 1t is also affirmed that the Ere
t half commerce will enjoy henceforth, at
ain Of HAVANA, and in the colonies which
d not not yet independent, several impor
# any privileges. The journey of his r.
and Highness to Madrid. preceded by
e this cad Quarters, is an indication Of th'
d wit turn of part of the army to France. vi
ii sur at the same time, will scour the provi


up to of AIicant. Carthagena, Valencia and
m five iragon, on the one side, and Andalusia


flesh, Mancha and Castillo, on the other.