Number Of Buildings Burnt.

FOREIGN GLEANINGS.
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The King of England was sick at WIND
sor.-Mr. Canning had had an increased at
tack of the gout brought on, it was supposed
bv the exertion which he made III the fiouSe
of Commons on the Catholic question. Inc
Marquis of Wcllcsly, had been indisposed
for some time, in consequence OF winch a
lcvcc and drawing room, announced 10 oe
held at the castle of Dublin, had been post
poned. The Duke of Wellington was also
sick with an abcess in his car:
The British government IS stated TO nave
made arrangements for Immediately sendihs
out 1000 Irish emigrants to Cahada'
Mr.. RotlIschild is said to have contracted
for the New Danish Loan of three millions OF
pounds sterling.


There was an idle report on the London
Exchange. on the. Goth February, that the
United States had declared war against
Spain, which had the effect for moment
of slightly lowering the funds.


Intelligence from Calcutta to the Path
Scptembcr, from Madrass to the 18th &c"
tol,er, and FROM the Mauritius to the 2oth


November. confirm the accounts received


here respecting the disturbances in Ava.


They also state that the Burmese had deter


mined on making another effort to drive out
the British; but from the discomfort winch
prevailed among them, it was expected the


contest would not be of long duration.


Goblet had caused prosctutonst to be COM
menced against the Courier and Times, toi


asserting that in the purchase he lately com


plctcd Of house, he paid the required pre-
MUM of 500i. sterling by a check on the


Catholic Association.


The "billing and cooling" of Mr.. Hayn'
and Miss Foote, continue to be the subject o
remarks in the London papers. lie is sait
to be very attentive to her, and to have pur
: chased large number of tickets at her ben
| eft: and she is stated to be nothing 10th
. on account of his attentions. The Lescc
the Dublin Theatre had offered her 100
guineas to perform Ia nights in tina. city:
The Hon. F. Ashley Cooper, a son OF tn
Earl of Shaftsburgh has been killed IN
] pugilistic contest with Mr. Wood, ootl
f Collcgians of Eton.