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LONDCN, NOV. Ia.


The Times, Ia Ministerial paper) saws,
Walcheren is to be abandoned.


The Funds continue to rise astonishingly.
The three percents ofthe consolidated fund,
are at 20 4:


The Prussian army is now estimated at
10000 infantry and 60, COO cavalry. "A force
too large for the limited territories Of that
Kingdom pdter.


Several ladies', lately arrived from France
where they have been inhumanly detained
ever since iha war commenced. assert, on
the information of an American gentlemen
from Paris, that Napoleon, Notwithstanding
the assertions of the newspapers, had been
attacked by epilepsy but that he had re :
covered, and was as active and ambitious
as ever.


A French paper states, that the popula-
ton OF the cessions made by Austria in the
late treaty, amount to 5 100000.
a serious tact.-For five years last past,
according to official returns, It has cost
France alone, beside her subsidiary states.
no less than 100000 men annually, to sun.
| ply the losses In her armies, by deaths in
battle, by sickness and casualties. And
these have been supplied from her Young
| men. No doubt the losses in proportion
/ are sustined in other nations who have
been actually engaged in the wars.