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 The London Times of Jan. 22d remarks, in relation to these reports, that no account of the death of Don Miguel had been received by the British Government, or at either of the Embassies.

 LISBON, Dec. 31. Private correspon- dence. ]--Mr Mackenzie, ,the English Consul, having received his recall and orders to de- clare to Don Miguel's Government, that all the communications made under the Duke ot Wellington's Ministry are null and void, was upon the point of setting out for France by the way of Spain. The news of the loan at Lon don in favor of Donna Maria having transpi- red, many Migueites had gone over to the ranks of the Constituencies.