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Foreign Ne,cs.-The British power in India,
it would appear, is not destined to go forward
without great opposition. Three desperate bat
ties have been fought, according to last accounts,
and the natives were far enough from being sat-
isfed. 80


1t is stated that Spain was on the point of going
to war with Morocco, on account of a Spanish con-
sular agent being beheaded for wounding Moor,
one of party which he suspected of design
to attack him, and that France had offered 10
furnish the supplies.


France, it'is said, has quarrel on her own &C.
count with Morocco, for alleged assistance render.
ed by the latter to Abiel-el-Kader, in algier a.
The Moors, once so glorious, are under the ban Of
France, and must suffer. 49,