Foreign and Domestic Glcanings.
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The work Of determination by British
Eayonets goes on bravely against the Bur-
mese ,and the "Almighty" is devoutly THANK
ed, because native army of 10, 900 men, de-
Tending their homes, has been nearly anni-
hilated near Aracan.


The new novel of "NVoodstock, Tale of
the Long Parliament" by the author OF Wa
verlv, is advertised to appear in London on
the 25tt of this month.


The Gibraltar Chronicle states, that fe-
yer on the opposite coast has arrived at such
a dreadful height that the inhabitants were
falling dead in the streets A subscription
had been opened at Gibraltar for the suffer
ers at Tangier.


Sir David Ochterlony. whose dccease in
| India has been lately mentioned in the pa
Rpers, is said to have been one of the mosl
po 3ular British Generals ever in India lie
was, like admiral Coffin, native of Boston
and graduate of our free schools. Severa
persons are now living who we're his schoo
fellows.


A letter from Madrid, published in th'
Journal des Debates, states, that the Eng
lish company. who had obtained permission
to search tor the galeons, with their treas
, ure sunk off Vigo, had already succeeded
by sounding, in ascertaining the position o
three of those galleons.


The Paris millmers, {of the opposition W


presume,) have, by way of ridiculing the re


duction Of the rate of interest, by M. de Vii
lele, from S to per cent. reduced the rim
!. of the fashionable hats two thirds, an
! n,cknamcd the curtailed things three he
cents!


e Deaths in Paris from January to Oct.
l-'by small pox, were ,25f,