
Foreign and Domestic Gleaniugs.
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The packet ship New-York, Bennett master,
arrived at New-York, sailed from Liverpool ON
the Isl ult.


Alderman venablcs, stationer, is elected Lord
Mayor of London for the ensuing year.


The Pope was SAID to be dangerously III.


The British Parliament was further prorogued
to the 5th of January.


The frigatc Brandywine arrived at Hayre on
the 4th Of October with Gen. Lafayette. Mrs.
Geo. w. Lafayette, with her three daughters
and two sons, were waiting her arrival at Havrc.
The liberal party at Paris, were preparing to
give Gen. Lafayette grand dinner ON his re-
turn.


The last London papers contain the particulars
of Gen. Iafayettes farewell scene at Washing
ton.


The frigatc Brandywne put into Cowes on
the Sth, on her return from Havre, leaking bad
IL in her upper work, and would be Obliged to
re-callk.


When the frgatc Brandywine arrived at Iiavre
with Gen Lafayette, she saluted the forts OF that
place, which returned the salute by an equal
number OF guns On The day after DISSEMINATING,
tac General departed for his country seat, ac-
colnpancd tor two leagues by numerous cav;l-
cade, consisting of young men OF the principal
families Of tho town and its envlrons.


I.icutcnat George G.. iichards, and MIR.
Tucker, of Boston, died at Paris on the 1st OF
Oct.


Orders had reached England from Rio, for
Lord Cochranc to repair thithcr


The official account of the fall of the fort and
capital of Arracan, in the East-ndles, had reach
ed England.


An order in Council had been sent to the Lon
don Custom House, to stop the clearance OF any
vessel for the Mediterranean having arms and
ammunition on board.


The exped ton for Havana was to leave Fer.
roll on the lst Of Oct


An American ship from Pisco, with Spanish
officers and troops arrived OFT Cadlz sept ~.


Adylces from Montcyidco to August llth,
stated that Bucaos Ayres was still blockadcd By
the BrazIlians.


The Foreign Enlistment act has been pro-
claimed III Ensh,nd. Two vessels bound TO
Greece laden with arms, &c were detained at
Deal on the S,h ult.


The Baron of Renfrew timber ship, was spo-
ken September %, lat. 46, 50, long. "a, 26, all
well.


| The Swedish government has refused pcrnis-
sion to swedish subjects to navigate the vessels
recently sold TO 5. America.
i Advices from Calcutta to june z, states that
! the British nd taken Donabew, and the King OF
Ava, had sent proposals for peace


NiT. SOilcfNilIt, American SltlHosti w
Commodore Morris OF the Brandywine, and
Capt. Read, were in Paris on the llth.


Mrs. Fry continues to preach in different
parts Of England. She pcrsevcres, also, in her
other charitable efforts i'll the prisons.
/ Mr. rougham is said to intend to visit the
United States.


The remains Of Madame Joseph Bonaparte
Which have lain eleven years in a vault in the
church of Ruel, was transferred 10 the tomb
which las been raised to her memory by her
childrcnin one Of the lateral chapc!s


New combinations among the workmen were
discovered in France, but the seyerest measures
| had been takento crush the evil in the bud


On the 9Th Of August, died, in Portugal, in
the Convent Of San-bento d'Ave-Malla, q servant
woman, aged 70 years. She had been do.
mestic in the convent for an entire century,
and preserved her mental faculties to the last.


The Navy Of France, according to the Etoc
of August %, contained in 1925, the following
cumberland descriptions of slips: Ia of 0guns,
70 OF 80, 26 of73, AS carrying from 60 TO Al,
and corycttes, briggs, &c, Ito, making 2l8 arm
cd vessels, Of which 81 arc of the line, and iG
\ lrigates.


i 1t was reported that the Emperor Of Morocco
Z had formed the project of seizing upon Ccuta,
I Spain being too weak 70 make resistance.


The official gazette OF Madrid Of the ID ult
states that a conspiracy aranst the government
of the King had been discovered at Grenada Il
was betrayed By srrgca.,t and corporal ofa rcgi
ment of cavaliy.


According to he journal dcs Debates the ile;
Of the submission Of Greece 10 England had pro
tlHced much sensation IN the corps dplomaiqut
at Paris.


The Count Salvinskv, a Polandcr, has recent,
f lost at piquet, 2H,000 acres Of woodland, and
c!atcau, situated II saxony The Prince DoIgo
+ rouky is the winner. The Count Salvnsky is the
same person who, at Eonsantnopc, wen of the
, Captain Pacha, At game Of chess, IL slaves and
/ 10000 leopard skins, which sold in Hungary fol
, 10000 holins; and set the slaves at liberty.
! The London Morning Chronicle contains
proclamation, which was published in Spain tc
promote tic plot Of Bessiercs for the lcthronc


mcnt Of Ferdinand, It is said 10 have been is
sued secretly BY the church of Spain; probably
only by portion ofthe priesthood, for il did MOI
= succeed.


The Paris Monitcur contains letter from Tan
! gcrs, which says that ''the United States seen
disposed to supply the Morocco States with sew
eral men Of war;" whence, the London Courier
t says, may be accounted for the appearance o
the American squadron in the Mediterranean and
the fierce resolution Of the Emperor to declare
, war against all nations who have no consuls
there.


1t is said that the new Spanish loan is likel,
: to succeed, in consequence Of disposition man
! Tested hy Spain 70 Gehno'"hdee Me LdspeHdcnc
! Of South .2merra, so much in accordance with the
wishes of France.


