... *: MWAn OFFTCE, IrneON, Jan. 1. Extract of the Official Communication received to-day in - - ' . tthis Department. * General Azeredo writes from his general quarters at NeO. las, on the 29th of December, that Licut.-Colonel Gamse Sof the I Ith Cavalry, had come up with some cf the rebel Qforees between the bridge of Aleatache, oo the Deno, and the bunks of the uloedogo, rd charging them with a ...

... TA.: Lisbon, Dec. I6. A supplement to the Gazette has the following official, f, artide :-It being urgently necessary, for the safety of the n country, to remount the corps of cavalry, the Government I invites all those persons whom patriotism may induce to o give a horse for this purpose, to inform the Minister of SI In War, and those persons w ho cannot afford to give, but are wililssg to ...

... BOi'AP.tI I T.VIJll w BO0N'APARTE. (From Ccntahilt.sI iZIhanmy.) eat Os entering she roam, I saw 3lnasyarte standing be-1 la- br., the fire, with his head leansing on h is hand, and tane c- ha, bowr renting an the chiuaney ?? ?? lashd up, and t wrn runte forward two poems, returning, my salutation with a reqt careless sort of bow or nodi. Ell Sufiiet ?? -as. 'What Ire,, is your name ?? and, ...

... TilS i)UkiE Ok ' it (COURT CIRCULAR OF THUXISDAY.) r- A silver plate is to be fastened on the leaden coffin ~of the a-royal Dukie, havieg thle tame inscription as that on the toplate which is to he fixed on the state collie, a copy of which gvinolast. lie e flateDke, till within tim last three yeses, iwas a re. El* markably ?? and strong man, beieg scarcely ever ini- 'ddisposed. His Royal ...

... PIRIVA T CORRESPONDBNCE, s - -_ 1 - - _J -. I. ?? London, Monday, 15th January. c Consols for the account. opened at SO this morning, but gradually declined afterwards to 791J, at which price the I market closed. There were no adverse political rutnors, r as is usual in such cases, put in cireulation, so that the ?? explanation of the fall that could be given, was the state of E the account, ...

... WATERTON'S WANDERINGS IN SOUTH AMXRICA. ?? scepticism which has been sheewn, and; the ridicule which has been cast upon several of the state. mentsnmade and circumstances described. by Charles WVa, St eraEsq. in his work entitled 1Wanderings its South ~es America, lately published, I consider it my duty' freely ?? -and voluntaiflly to emit my declaration respectin th trt ae e of these ...

... It is confidently Said in the military circles, that the fol. lowing are the arrangements about to be made:- It is not yet settled who is to be Comnmander-in-Chief, but it is generally supposed that the Duke of Wellington will be appointedl. His Royal H ighness the Dule of Cambridge is, it is un- derstood, to be appointed frost the 2d or Coldstreamo regi- oenat of foot guards, of which he is ...

... Dg Oui te WJIaS -1a cn -= . .: A CAUTTON. We noticed name weeks since, the commitment to 'Bride- i1;c wellof an adroit Scetch lad, named Geosege MllPhetnon, who ml had beers remarkably successfal in levying contributions anl tonec I gentlemen from the north, by pretending to be friendless, and ably Ito be in need of a Few shillings to complidia bin outfit for nam, ly I and by showing off an ...

... l THE DUKE OF YOlK. I - lat (COURT CIRCULAR oyTHURSDAT4 1* sly His Royal Highness the Duke Of York passed yes- nit.. cte terday 'teithout expteriencing any ailevistiou of his ?? d ;sufferings, which hie hears with Christian fortitude e So- andl resignation. Thd inquirers were, as usual, very ?? Sm autneroun. Among them ?? Polignac, the We~ lob Frenich Ambeassador, Baron. Cette, the Bava'riall ...

... TITS WVRATITER. TITS WEATHER. The storml with ?? wee were visited last week appears to have extended over most part of the king- Bdarn. Ealy on Saturday morning a mild westerly X breeze commenced, which soon dispelled all traces of the frost and snow here, and disappointed the h hopes of the lovers of skaiting and curling; bht, rot-n withstanding the wetness ot the ice, in consequence of the ...

... C01:05lBIA. PRIVATE AND CONPiDRNTIAL LETTER, ADDRESSOD BR HS ZX- f i cELLENOT F. P. SANTANLER, VICE-PRSID5ENT OF COzt5SA, tedi TO CEN. VAEZ, IN RXPLT To ONE Esort HIMC OR THE7SUtJECT oat I OF THE LATE ?? EDINcs SN VENEZUELA. foun Bogota, Aug. 27, 182t. ving My Esteemed General-The hopes which I had enter- If, i tained that you would be the first person to assist in the re- be r establishment ...

... P. PIVA Te CORRZBSPONDENCE, London, 26th January. The arrival of the mail from Lisbon put every one on the alert to ascertain how affairs go on in Portugal, in which A- this country has now acquired so deep an interest, The letters,;however, do not bring down the intelligence later rt than the 8th instant, so that it is still muchmore in arnear than it ought to have been had more expeditious ...