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There IS rufnor abroad that a strong cols- ion of sentiment has taken place between his Majesty's government and the East India Com pany.

 It IS said that the Austrian and Spanish gov ernnents have recalled their Ambassadors resid- ing at the Court of the kingof the Netherlands.

 The London Courier of the 9th Dec. says, ssWe stated yesterday froman authentic and ex- elusive, source, that the King of the Netherlands had refused to fuifi the conditions of the armis- tice, and that Messrs. Cartwright and Bresson had proceeded to the Hague to remonstrate with his Majesty

 Since writing inc above, wehaye received a pryateletter from Brussels in which it is stated that the mission of Mir. Cartwright has not had the unfortunate result presented in the Brussels papers.

 41hpesp, Dec. 6.-king William is stated 10 have answered, among other things, to the ob- seryations of Mir. Cartwright on the noD-execu- ton of the armstice-s.My My Allies have soIemnly guarantied to me the sovereignty of the Neither lands, if they abandon me will defend myself alone, to the last extremity and will never suffer any communication between the faithful proyn- ces and those that have rebelled.''

 From .Me1ieo.-WE have beenfayored withthe following extracts from letters written by most respectable friend, now in Mexico.

 's.Nenieo, Dec A. go hence to Pueba in the American diligence, which now goes every other day, thence to Xalapa, probably in Mex lcan coach, and from Xaapa to Vera Cruz in a litter, that part of the road being excessively rough for q carriage.

 'sThe treaty will probably not be ratified by the Congress now in session, which will turn 1t over to the session in January.

 sThe political state of this country Is getting more and more unsettled.o

 Vera Cruz, Dec I9.-I am sorry to add, that this country is again becoming infested by large bands of robbers to an alarming degree, and that the Amelican diligence, in which was passen- ger, was the first vietinof their audaeity. es- eaped with the loss of all my valuables, and a severe stroke on the breast with the butt-end of q carbine.o

 By the Schooner Oscar we have received ad- vices from the city of Mexico of the 10th ult.-- The government had been concentrating their troops iii the capital since the lst December, and at the date of our last accounts, 5000 were assembled there, and their number was daily laugmenting. One would infer from this fact, l that the men in power were anticipating con- test for the government in the capital itseii and preparing for the event. We have no precise information respecting the positions and num- bers of the insurgents. five may be allowed, however, to judge from the fears of the govern ment, expressed in their preparations the ifasar- gents would seemto be pretty formidable New causes of dissention had arisen; new feuds had sprung up among the members of the govern ment. which, we conceive, will not be easily d. layed

 It was reported when the Oscar sailed, that Mr. Butler, the American charge des afaires, had succeeded iii forming a treaty of commerce and limits. Lousldaa Courier.