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*l * *4 - ' - ' .rv4 % -:• •St • - - - - PRM O L4 3 7' NIGHTS 0411177 E. eimmelre MILITARY PROMOTION& • ternmbilon in the /st, or West Norfolk Regiment at Mint% , tigned by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Norfolk. Lieutenant Win. Noirls to be Captain, vice Worship, resigned; Ensign Jon Thomas Barrow to be Lieutenant, vice North, , ;narked. Conuisissiod in the South Hants Reglinent of Militia, signed by die Vice Lieutenant of the County of Mitt Missing, Gent. to be Ensign. COMMIniOII in hie Royal CongletowLocal Mlluia, dgned by the Lo:d Lieutenant of the Coqnty of Chester. . lanati Potter, Gent, to be Surgeon, vice Davenport, deceased: Coirimissionv signed by the Lord lieutenant of the County btine of Lancaster. Ist Battalion of Royal Lancashire Militia-.-PreNton Pryer Park.,- ,:.^ eq. to be Major ;Edward Jones; 11 iehatti Atkinson, ant ttl i ,T;ye Baldwin Riglie, Biqa. to be Captains. . Battalion—James Hilton Es q. co ' be Cap t ain; Thaftaa Sut ton Mort Friggatt, and Nirallie b4eica: re, Gaits. to be Lieute 11ALtS; Charles lune*, Gene. to be Eni;..-n. *4 Battalion—William Belford, John It enirkk, iiliani Brined, Sid Sylvania Cbandley Mot cram, Gents. to be Ensigns. LOCAL lIILITIA. Lor.sdaie Rel;iment—Thoinas Houssitan, Wm. Jackson, Win itubtuson, Oliver J. Roper, and John C. Parker, Gaits. to be Lieutenants.. Mitidliton Regiment —ieines Waliter,Esq. to be Captain. Newtoatend Fatieworthaeghnent—John Amp, Esnulre, to be Major, iIfi.NICRUPTCif 210Agora. Feb. 10, John Henry Frlot, now or late Of the London-Road, .oormd..arer, at ten, at Guildhall. Mardi er, James Pletcher. of Trafatar-street, Citproad, our- OKA, deaei• and chamoan, at ten, at Guildball. Mettle 4 s, Jztries Jackan, Of Eppleton,Dnrham, bunker, at too, at the &test lnn; Blitiop Weareedetti. BANKRUPTS: . • • futesi Me Admin. junior, of Leckhattiiread, Berkshire, fanr,er, dealer and chipman, to surrender Feb. 19, at eleven, Feb. 20, at to t, and dlarch 19, at eleven, it the lina's Head;thatcharn. Attornies; Barfield, s litatcita4ii J. or Mr. Carters 'feint'' , Chat:abet s, LOndon. William Matarn, of Mielgi4m Berke, farmer, dealer gad ehip- Man, Feb. 19, at eleven, Fee. 20, at ten, aisd Marc% 19, at 11, teethe King's Head Inn, Tbatoham. Attornlet, Mr. Barfield, Tha•cfiam ; se Mr. Carter, Temple Chambers, London. Richard "tel.:tarn, of fluky, Blks, brewer, dealer and chapman, Feb 12, at sleven, February 26, at ten, and March 19, at eleVen at the King's Head Inis, thattliant. Attornirs; Mr. Barfield, • Thatch' m; or Mr. Carter, Temple Chambers,l,ondon. Richard Collier and Jame° Collier, of LiVerptiol, veterinart cur. t eons. March 4,5, and 19, at one, at the Golden Lion Inn, Liierpool. Avhmles, Mr. Gunnery, Liverpool; or Mr. Chester, Staple-inn, London. Dates Beal, ot IlartheiloineW Close, Lintelorf, Upholsterer, delder and chaigrran, 'Feb. 10,17, and March 19, at 11, It Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Robinson and Hine, Charter.house-scptare. George gown, of Liine-street,*int-merchant, dealer and chap. ma. Feb. 10, at one, 17 1 at, twelve, and March 19, at one,' at Gudilhad Ationtey, Mr. Wbri ham, CzAtle.street, Holborn. William Worts and . '1 hornets Wons cf Great Yar m outh, Nor folk, edrti,carers, merchants, dea ler and chapmen, F. b. 13, at ten, l'eb. 16; at three, and M arch 19, at ten, a. the Black Lion Tavern, Greet Yarrntioth; Attornicip, Mr. Worship, of Great Yarmouth; to Mr. ClabuttiTokenhOuse-yard, Lond on: Janos Vilrent„ of Wells, Scmer,etsliire, toylor and shopkeeper, dealer and chipman, February 19, to; and March IV, at the Gem elsenn-Mallet. Attbrnies, :fledges King a n d Luktn, Bedford-row, London; or Mr. Masked, bite,iton• "Mallet, Somerset. Mtn lreacbey, of Foiclhant, Cambridgeshire, carpenter, Feb. 12, airtime; Feb. 9, at ten, and March •G, at ileten, at the Whiie Het Nevem& ket. Atfonties, Messrs. Wilk-:n and Sep. • Want, Cambridgeshire ;or M.sn. Winans and Ha. tones , . Chan:cry-lane, i.-indan. lotus IS'Ort;pnt, of faunthti Sr. Mary Mlgdslen, Fomersitshlre, bah. r, Feb. 9, March 8 and 19, at eleven, at the With e Hart T - aarmoo. Attbruey, Mr. Warren, Langpert EsL.:iver, • Stott rset. Paul Prince, late of Sheffield, gria;er, Feb. 15,15, and March 1110, et tw t:ive, at :he Conineertral Inn, Sherdeld. Atterntes, Mr. j Sheffield; or Messrs. Hare and Mason, Hatton-gar-1 • !.01! jun. Jobs Piamet; of Carlisle, brewel, Feb. 14, 11, and 2,1:.r!!‘ 19, at .elevesi, at the King's Arms inn, Carlisle. Attornm, Mr. • nnel!, oitapleinn, Lon. ton ; or Nit% t-aul, Carlisle. of Chester, tinder, Feb. 21, L 2, and March 19, at eleect, at the Feathers Inn, Chester. Attornits, Messrs. (borer, Lawe, and PJrver, louthampton-buLdinga, Chancery.; lane, Londeu ; or Mr. Ilozley. Chester. John ki.Osore ot Carlisle ' cattle-dealer, Feb. 14, 15, and March 19, at ele.ren, at the King's Arms Inn, Carlisle. Agouties, Messrs. Mounsey and Sieson, Carlisle; or Messrs. Moun,ey and f 1311, Ht my Lettere Holland, ot St. Jansees-PlaCe, Hampstead-road, carpenter, Fe?. 13, Ye, and March 19, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. A'Beckett, Broad -street, Golden-square. John S hi* of Walton , upon."l Names, surrey, innkeeper, Feb. 16, 20, and March 19, at ten, at Guildhail, London. • Attor• • vies, Messrs, Rogers and Sort, M inchester.bOildings. Percial Evan - i, of Cross-s. - reet, Gowen-street, brandy-tner. chant, Feb. tu, 17, and blarch 10, at cite, at Guildhall At torney, Mr. Allan, trederich's place;.ol.l lames At blaster, orLiallf)..ld, victualler; Feb. 21, t. 2, and March ' 19, a eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Leicester. Ansi - Mrs, Mr. eiceiter; or Meseta. Bleasdale, Alexander, and Holme, New Inn, London. Jficiw trd 1. , ..yd, ot 1../uftrin, Salop, dealer in bores, Feb. 28, 29, • and hlarch 19, at ten, a: Vie Castle Inn, Bishop's Cantle,Salq. Alturices, Mr. 1 homes, Hind•court, Fleet street, London; or I.le. tir:Oith4,l3lshop's.Castle, tlbrupsnire. Atabrthe Jails, of riere-strees, near,Romford, innbolder, Feb. • IN . 17, arid March 19, at one, at London. Atior _ _ . _ Ley Mt. litighet, King's lXvtich walk, remple, London. • . _ "%_ tory Huntrits, of Liverpool, nterchant, March 4,6, and 19, at eleven, at George Inc, Liverpool. Aitornits, Strut's. (=ritltli and Hinde,Ljvt:rpoor. &nice! Tailor, or Liverpool, merchant, bitlrcli 4,6, and 19, at eleveit, at the George Jim Literpool. Attor-ies, Mesas.. :11 and Hande l LtverpuOL . Blkington, of .Bockinghant, grater. Feb. 10, 20, and March 16, at "All, at Guildhall, London. ' Attortoos, Mesrs. Taylor, „Ka: hermone-buddis Ho bolts, I.ome.on. psi, of Gs acet..-L urch-sti habortiazher, Cab. 10, re, ma Match twelve, at Guildhall. Attotinos. Messrs. • ch at in i ag; - St u veus, and Wifod; Little St. 1 !comas Queers -at rirt • lavas) 'owe, of 'Wolvetkampten, Staffordshire, baker, Feb. 16, at Be.v 17,gml Match 10, at ef_ven at the leralngbam Anne bin; Slitifnail, Salop. Attoruies, 111 r. Llkies..Ezthequer-oftce; inn, London; or Mi. Biddle, Wolverhampton. 7AlLsgin Ail:fey, of Caswell Street, laceman, Feb. 10, 20, and Match' 19, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Allan, Fee- Oid Jewry. bIVIDENDS to be Made at GiaI.DHALL. Feb. 04, ‘Viblatn Darlington, Corubill, instu . ance-brokek; at one. I *. h. 00„ bamuel Holmes, Litnehoune, soap -maker, at one. keb. s 4, finites HLy,,,Stamforl-hill, merchant, at ten. lreb. 314, Higgins, Omit bt. Helen's, whie-mercbant, at ten.— Fth..2o, David hill's, Oxford-street, stable - keeper, at el e ven. P. ' 27, Pl.filp Harcourt, ;tin: Great Stanmore, butcher, at ten. • • Feu. Francis Ridsdale,Leels, and William Hamilton; Fins. archentt, at eleveit. March 9, Wiiliarn Bentley, M : -I:nd road, ir.t.tualler, at eleven. March 5, John Grainger, Mat toes-lam, provision broker, at ten. Feb. 27, Zephaniah Fry, Canterbury, woolstapler, at ten. • Feb. 27, iticiald b/yren Oxford-street, habenksiter, at ten. Feb. 24, Peter Biack bum, Plymouth, ship builder, at twelve. Mardi t, Benjamiti Noyes, Tokenboyselard, merchant, at twelve. Feb. 3,•Simeoo Malian and Esther Joseph, Bury street, St. Mary ase,merchants, a t 'wave. March 2, Richard Baker; Aldgate fligb-stieeet, bards Wattßl/11, at twelve. ' . . DIVIDENDS to be made to the COUNTRY. Feb. C 3, Joseph COopa., King's Mill, miller, sit eleven, at the // meo w, Wrallarn. Feb. 26, Thomas Steele, Nlanchester,Vot con-dtater, at two, at the Brdgewpter Arius Manchester. Feb. MI, lames Collier, Ratnow, ciolos.spinner, st Its, it the Star, 'Manchester. ' Feb. 27; Eclvraril Martio Carry, Liverpool, met` thsitsoit slseati, St the Ueorge, Lleerpool. Feb. 27; hihn Hack ire soh, Gedriey Dike; butcher, at eleven, et the 'Peacock, Boston., Fell: '.6, Thomas Sagtiktl. Exeter, Victualler, at deists at the • 6 ar, , Exeter. •lelenili I, Sohn SChellleh, Weelasks, cons-dealer, ht ritven, al the Pack Horse, Carlisle. Feb. 27, lames W. 6. kmagie, Llt.ivtNl. itnilMODlVr, dt AM% Si the George, 1.1- I • ire, • ef *war .Isoi Quick, Tiverton. at eon, at WUllatn Li r, at eleven, the Talbot, 1, . _ _ jun. March, grocer, at ten, at the Griffin, March. CERTIFICATES- -Yesavarr 24. Henry Ardente Shawe,Coatbrook, cheese-factor. Cheikoliher Milner, s it/de, dealer. Matson Hodgson, Fenchureh-nrees, merchant. William Boiler,. Propene, nurseryman. Henry Ro. binson Little Saffron-hill, stone-manufacturer. George Gray, Gracecliurdt-stfeet, liardshareman. Edivani and Edviard Ste phens, OrferdPstieet, ealvers. John Bell Cole, Osford-meet, grocer. George and George Ruslibury, Balaton, bankers.— Ehomas Kirkoy, Newniah-street, limner. William &Klett, Noithrop, farmer. William Duldge Taunton, Esses-s.:qt, scri vener. Charles Edward Joan, Mansfield-plice,Kenttsh Town, tanner., James Feyter s Burylit. Edmund's, grocer. •John Lyndhurst, victualler. Ralph Stranding Shaw, litoc'hda/e, wool len Manufacturer. Juha Patinson, Liverpool, merchant. Husk George-street, A delphl, broker. Thomas Finch, South ampton, seedanan. • William Lee Ne* Sarum, dealer. Wit; liens Ring, Fieet• street, shell flsladonger. Janos Neate, Cabe, Wooktapierr. Fxsaviar o.—Franch oakkr, Hereford; woolitapier. etas Saunders, ll'hiteclispel-road, haberdasher. Thomas Grace and John Saunders Woodcock, Vale of eiyishtery Bank, bankers, Samuel Han, Plymootb, marehant. Richard Catton,Fakenbam, taaary-scrivtner. Argles Bishop, Maidstone, divdller. Robert and Thomas Lawrence Barnard, /Immo, bankers. - . . , • tfriiista up.. litis produced :jauntiest injustice, ac although the right ihi la♦ in-this case could be pre,' vented .by filing a Bill inequity and procuting an injunction from the Lord Chancellor, this remedy was qtAte inefficient, on account Of the great ospense of the process. Leyte was given to bring in a Bill. Olt SUPPLY. ' On the motion of Me. Lrinnnoros, the House re solved itself Into a Committee, to consider of the Supply to be granted to his Majesty. Mr. LUSIVNGTON then gave notice, that on thit day week the general Estimates would be sub-' milted to the Committee. • ogewes TY nituartsroN. Mr. MARTIN, referring.to a Report presented to the House by a Committee in 1808, concerning certain Offices in Ireland which had'been granted in reversion ,- and one of which (Clerk of the Pleat in the Exchequer in Ireland) had been held by the late Earl of Buckinghantshire, wished to know, whether it was the Intention of Ministers to act upon that resolution I Lord CASTLEREAGH Was lorry that it was not in his power, at that moment, to furniih the Honourable Gentleman with - the information; but, promised to inquire,, and to give him an answer as soon as possible. Mr. MARTIN said, if the answer was not such as he wished, he would bike an early opportunity to submit to the House a motion on the subject. ' Mr. HORNER, hoped, that 'in the interval no grant would be made of an office, the emoluments of which were so large and the duties so trifling. Mr. BROUGHAM, if the office was vacant, thought that there was a Resolution of the House, Whitth would prevent any further grant being nsader. of this office. Mi. HORNER recollected that it had been stated, that the reversion of the-office in question had been granted to the two sontof the Earl of Hardwiike, both a whom. were now unfortunately dead, so that, of comae, tic) farther vested interest in. the office re. mained. He moved, that the Resolution which the Haase had come to ir. 1810. pursuant to the Report of the Committee, should be read. This Resolution was accordingly read by the Clerk. Its substance was, that after the then vested interests in that Office, no farther grant of it should be made, and that a Dr A l should be brought in pur suant to this Rcsoltition. Mr. BROUGHAM wished to know whether these interests were now deterwuteJ, or whether there were now any vested interest in the Office ? Lord CAsTLERE AG H could only undertake :o inquire. Mr. BROUGHAM.said, that the Report of the. Committee had been. received on the 3d of April, 1808, and the Resolution was come to in IWO; so that if there had .been any grant made of the rever sion -of the office, it must have beat between the time that the House had received the Report and had come to-the Resolution. Any subsequent grant most be in the face of the Resolution. Mr. PEEL could take upoo himself to say, that no grant had been made of the reversion of the office. Mr. BROUGHAM wished to know from the Right Honourable Gentleman who had spoken last, whether (as thertf was now no vested interest in the office) it was intendad.to being in a Bill pursuant to tile Resolution ? Mr. PEEL wits unprepared, at that moment, to ahl:ver the Tiestion. He had only heard of the death of the Noble Lord since he had come to the House. The Glass• Act went through a Committee.—Re. port to.morrow.—Adjourned. THE. EVENING STAR. • • . • . , Mark 4, Ma 11110 c. anemia! at fear, at the Oull4h4ll,,Lyin. Feb. 111,/entieQui Tivevien s , Bawn.drate:, at 'liven, at the Thripe Tea Tiven Match 1; Thomas 4in , Chlppteg Sodbaty, tilbalier , it toe the bah, BAWL March 11, Robert II eThon att4 .W4ll Gnilhaas, Lleerpookmetebanta, m one, et the King's Anna, verpool. Feb. s*, James, Hatewell, woellen-driper, elegies, at the Talbot, Halifax. Mardi t, John Batley, j P.diRLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS. • HOUSE OLP LORDS, FEBRUARY Q. The meeting took place at a quarter before four &do*, and prayers were read by the Bishop of GLOCICIST The Annual Accounts bore% the Board of Customs were pie seated at dialer by Mr. Rowe, the Chairman, and two oilier Comminionerk—Ordered to he on the table. It was ordered, on the motion of the Earl of SOAFTRIDUST, ;bat no Petitions ter Private 13111. be received after Monday, the 1 lilt day of Mai th ; and, that no'Reports from the Judge. on Petitions for she Private bills be Termed after Wednesday, the 10th day of April next. Some Petitions respecting Appeal Cause were prisented, and or den made consequent therein. for the Naturalization of Marie Pelizer, was read a first Adjourned till to-morrow, when a meeting will take place St ten o'clock, for the transaction of judicial businues—the Arsi day of sitting for,.that purpt; this Session. His litoyalrHighness the Duke of Earn:, Earl ST/Ml[oK r and several other Peers, attended in their places. HOUSE OP COMMONS. Mr. Rowe, one of the Commissioner. ofthe Customs. pre sented, r reuant to the Order of the Hanle; an account of pro hibited Last I ittlia Oocile in' their Warehouses, together with se veral other Papers. Mr. CRON ER postpone& tiU Wednesday, his modon rela tive to the Itn;,rlsuitnient of persons under the sentence uf Naval Court.' Martial. bir CHARLES MCINCX preemie,' a Petition from the Sea met; of North Shields, which, on his motion, was read. It cotraltied a tern/hula/ism of the grievances to which they 'Sedge they are eaposed by the conduct of the Ship Owners, and prayed that the Home would take their Ca.e into cough:tendon. '!he Peation was ordeted to lie 1111 theiable. Mr. ROSE gave notice, that on Thursday he mould move for a Committee to inquiretnto the state of Madhouses. THE AIIDDRICS.S. Lord OrOnGE lIERESFORD trimmed the Floe se, that his Royal Highness the Prince Regent had been waited upon with the Aeldress, by the ft lethers appointed for that purpose, and that hi. Royal Highnes: had returned a gracious mussel., thank ing ;he Haase far to dutiful and loyal Address, expressing, at 'the same pile, cot.filettce, that Parliament would continue to atford lane thee sepport, by means of which so toasty ttes had alre.ie:y been surmbunted, and eecring the House to rely OP bit eau:a:one so prontote every tucastßu for the benefit of the country bi its present snuation. KING'S ZENCII NG LAW, seeing an Honourable Gentleman ( Mr. Bt.nnet) in his place, who had last night its'ecd some questions as to what had been done towards impr„ving the state of the Neon: in the Nletropuiis, he wished to say a 'few words on the subject. He understood that the Honourable Gentleman had last night said that no improvement had taken place. It the Honourable Gentleman had taken the trouble of in:piling into the fact, he would have round chat the Report had been under the consideration of the Jus tices of the Court of King's Bench, and that by this means, and by the exertions of Mr. Lushington, im portant alterations and improvements had been made. It had been found that the greatest abase hasl been in indulgincts, by admitting the wives and children of prisoners to remain within the precincts during the night. This had now been remedied. It had been found that the number of rooms was 19`2, the number of prisoners.soo, and the number of wvinen and children excluded was 280. A Surveyor nad been sent to examine the premises, for the purpose of suggesting further improvements. The great incon. venicnce arose from the number of prisoners exceed. ing the number of rooms, which occasioned great difficulty in prOviding the accommodation of beds. Before the commencement of the last Term, the number of rooms and prisoners being such as he had mentioned, sixty-three more persons bad been .brought in. He had great pleasure ii, informing the Honour able . -Gentleman, that medical aid was now gra tobously furnished to needy prisoners, at the expence of the Marshal; and that the average number of deaths within the walls of the prison, was less than in any other pan of the metropolis. Every indivi dual in the prison was anxious to come forward to state their 54d:1 - Attic:ln and approbation of the conduct of the Marshal. LONDON. REMEMBER NEXT WEDNESDAY;VAIENTINE'sDAY,' YOUR FORTUNE MAY BE MADE. TWO PRIZES OF 45.000 GUINEAS, TWO PRIZES OF 40.0it0 POUN S, STERLING, IN THIS LOTTERY. NOT TWO TO A PRIZE. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, NIG. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK Reduced 6011—Cons. mo. 6141 —for acc. al 4 per Cent. 7.511-5 perCcae. Bsl Y9—Bonds Ss. 4s. pr. Own. 1511 pr.—Doopay. 15i1—kitch. Bills par, to Ss. pr. The proposed continuance of the Property Tax, eve* on a scale, excites complaint (we may Almost say) universally. If there be a possibility of meeting otherwise the required expenditure, so odious a Tax ought certainly to be avoided. On no occa sion, nor en any pretext, should a Government break faith with the Public. The Tax on Property or In. come was 'a war . Tax, laid on in a period of great exigency, when our very existence as a nation was threatened by an implacable enemy : it . was acceded to on the faith that it would expire with the return of . peace ; and it was borne with a degree of patience Mr. BENNET felt himself called upon to make a creditable to the Nation, and which strongly evinced few remarks on allot had fallen from tie Honourable how highly ',they prized the benefits and protection Gentleman who had just sat down. die had not enjoy fited under a free Government. last night said, that no improvements had been made It is true, that the struggle in which the country the state of the prison, het that the principal evils still existed. The keeper of the prison was remune. has, so long been engaged has left to Ministers no rated principally by the fees which he took for pro- choice but that of raising money in one way or coring indulgences to prisoners, such as rooms within another; but it cannot follow that the most odious the Rules. The interest of the Keeper was thus set in direct oppositiori to that of the prisoner. In this of all the War Taxes should be continued, merely - respect he heArd of no improvement. Ever since the because it affords greater facilities than any other for year 1790, notwithstai3ding a Report on the state of collection. The real question, in raising money from this prison, such had been the shameful negligence . the people, should be, not what may cause least of the successite Justices of the Court of King's trouble to the Government, but what may be attended Bench, that the abases, until lately, continued with. i with least trouble to those who are to furnish the out remedy or alleviation.—(licar, hew)..--He thought the House was much indebted to Mr. Lush- supply. ington for his exertions. The Public have been given to understand that Mr. H. ADDINGTON believed that the Ho- thi five per cent. may be wanted for two or thre• ' nouiaMe Gentleman had riot acquired sufficient in-, years—and then Parliament may determine whesiee, l formation on the subject. The Judges had no power it should be longer In other wor ds, the continue.. of assigning' to the Maishal of the Prison a salary in lieu et the customary emoluments of hii office. sum wan ted is fi ve or six millions 'yearly for three . /AIMING STOCK. years—for none will pretend that five per cent: on Mr. LOCKIIART rose, to -move for leave to ',wine will yielcfmore. Would it not be infinitely bringin'i Bill to regulate the taking of Farming. prekrable that the money should be Lon.. otv'eff at once, atoeit in etecutiop. As the law' how is, hotwith. the Nation pay Taxes to, the amount of the inter standing any agreemeittletween landlord and tenant I, and . . ;u. ta k e i n rest, namely, about 4300,000 k and so . successively to the conirary, ;he Sheriff 'is permittedd so exception corn net thread up, as well as cap fur the three years.till, by economy ) a reduction of letpenclitnre, and die increase of th e 8; 1 this temporary evil be entirely remcved They appear to ns greatly mistakes that the Sinking Fund ought not on an be touohed. On this point the Trestle coned should embrace every considerati with throgricultural and commercial other words,• every thing -connected wit political health and condition of the e This depends not on the great tomi n the tares, but on the condition of tile tribute their individtml tiuntas•with the diminution of their condom, and th e dirninutiou of the productive powers of I Property left in the bands of the indus properr7, increasing the public capital. the security of the public creditor. His 'is increased, but always the contrary, the public industry in the shape of taxe ability of the public to meet futtl..er time of exigency is thereby reduced. T from time to time of a portion of tl:e 'to the exigencies of die public service every view beneficial. Beneficial to thi by the facilities it affords; to the pep] them a larger portion of profits in t he come capital in the following years, accumulation at least four times nr: than that of compound interest; and holder, as giving him for his debtors vent people instead of a pocr and bank FRENCH PAPERS. The Princes bunted yesterday at St. The Ambassadors and Foreign Minis at the King's levee yesterday. It is expected that part of the Staff army will remain in Paris. We find the report that the three Li men, prisoners at La Force, are to be in a few days, is unfounded. Saint Quentin and Guise is now ocl Rossian troops. We remark with infinite pleasure, 6: of Assizes of Paris, there is not one pr ' of seditious cries. We hear from Alexandria that the A make great requisitions; they demat • pay nothing. Count Lussac is named Governor o at Migtiell• General La Garde bas received the Black Eagle from the King of Prassi; cellent conduct at Nismes during the lad the. General is recovering, but slonly, 'feCts *of his wounds, and it is though never be perfectly cured. The Grand Duke Constantine, Ge, of the Polish troops, left Warsaw on th for Petersburgh. It is t hou . 14t..thit tl be abient but a short tim eneral Z mands in the interior. The Polish regi sins of 50,000 tuba, besides militia. Lieutenant-General Baron Bianchi 1 the 18th to take command of a corps o which it is expected will be augmented the frontiers of Bavaria. During the months of February ar Emperor and Empress of Austria, Italy ; the Archduchesses will accompa p the exception of the Archduchess Mari lives perfectly retired at Schoenbrunn. The Austrian troops will remain al the. King has paid to Austria the twe ducat: demanded to defray the expen war. M. Justus Groner has been lately et; King of Prussia. The French General Berthesene, nephew of the celebrated General of t the late Prefect of Combe, are among vale at Brussels. The ex-conventionals Meaulle and arrived at Ghent. Above 1400 English transports• port of Ostend, waiting to tonyiy bow been. A Company of Veterans now occu MontMaitre Which the English have j Seieral communes hive refused to Government for the requisitions fumisl the Allies. M. Eugene Brunet, of Montpelier, killed by a fall from his horse. 'He wa character, and highly beloved. To-day, at half-past four o'clock, th nouncei by the Prevotal Court of Pat assassin Magloire, was executed on the l amid an immense concourse of spectat prit did not seem affected by the exit( Priest who assisted him in his last mot palled by the sight of the terrible appal When he arrived at the foot of the scat at the fatal instrument with great mounted the steps with precipitation, were tying him to the board, he bowe and to the left to salute the public, excl.] la Societe, (Farewell Society.) Then Executioners he said, "ilePeChON nowt " One Morin, an officer of gen d'armer whn,.at the audience on the 12th of tb so foolish as to strike the do-44: t... o Z_L 1 I - .