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having left his country palace, for the avOwsd pur

 pose ofyisiting Tetuan, Tanger, Lavach and Rubat, escorted by 1000 white guards and 20O0 black, they had scarcely marched half a league, ere they com menced mutual attack on each other, and after fighting about six hours the whites returned to Fez with great part of the Emperor's mules and bag gage, while he returned upon the river Cebre, with the blacks, having that day lost 600 horse. The Emperor continued his retreat to the District of Be-

 reshee the river Uerga, about 25 leagues s. S.W

 of this place, where he remained until the end of last month when he returned to Mequiner, where he continues waiting for army which is said to be collecting in vorious provinces to the southwest but as his enemies appear to be more powerful than his

 friends, is doubtful whether he will be able to pre- vent another being proclaimed in his stead. The Moors at this moment the middle of their har- vest cutting and taking in their wheat and barley, and entirely employed in their domestic afars after which it expected that the civil war will again break out, and thefate of Muley Abrahama be decided"