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- PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.' BUSINESS FOR TkIE WEEK. TRIII DAY, IR!. S. ORDER —The Prince Regent's Speech to be considered. No ric,c—Lord Castlereagh; To move for a National Monu ment of the Services of the Navy during the War. To-moattow, FIB. 6. NOTIC z—Mr. Lockhart; 13111 to regulate the Sale of Farming Stock taken in execution. Oftong--Committee on Glass Acts. WEDNESDAY, eta. 7. Noxicss—Mr. Homer; Bill tocegulate the tight Proceeding of Grand Juries in Ireland upon Bills of Indictment—Mr. Preston, Bill to restrain Grants of Annuities subject to re-purchase—Sir S. Romilly, Bill to render Freehold Estatiu liable cosh:vie contract Debts—'rhe, Chancellor of the Exchequer, To move for a Com mitte to consider of the Means of affording Accommodation for the Court of the Vice-Chancellor of England. THURSDAY, 711111. 8. Norms—Mr. Brougham; Address to the Prince Regent, re specting the late transactions in Spain. • PRIVATIL BUSINESSLRE day for receing Petitions ' lith February; for receiving Bills, 25th Mara ; for rectivitl Re ports, 13th May. FROM SATURDAT NIG/17'S GAZZTTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. WAR-OFFICE. FEBRUARY 31. lit Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Richard Heaviside, Gee. On be Cornet, by purchase, vice Granites, promoted. id Ditto—To be Cornets, by purchase—Ensign Fred. Frain., from the 39th Foot vice Croft, promoted; Stanford Cana, Gent. vice 1 - ionsetood, promoted. 6th Ditto—Surgeon Samuel Scott, from the Sth Foot, to be Sur • goon, vice Champion, deceased. Ist Re giment of Dragoons—Assistant-Surgeon M.D. from the 3J Foot, to be Assistano.Surgs who retire! upon the half-pay of the 341 Foot. 13th Regiment of Light Drsigooos—Fronds Anthony Morris, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Buchanan. promoted. Ist Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Peter Grant to be Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Hamilton, deceased. T'o be Lieutenants , whhout purc hase—Ensign EdwardCrowther, vice Fox, promoted in the 4th West India Reginient ; Ensign C. B. Clarke, vice Grant. Ti be Ensigns—J. Clayton Cowell, Gent. vice Crowther; John M'Gregor, Gent. vice Clarke. H Ditto—Thomas Armstrong, Gent. to be Ensign, vice James Armstrong, whose appointment has not taken place. Sth Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon William George Burrell, from the 79th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Scott, appointed to the 6th Dragoon Guards. 6th Ditto—Lieutenant J. T . ; R. Foote, from the 49th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Mallon, who exchanges. Henry 11th Ditto—Ensign lindsey to be Lieutenant,eiceKhrone, deceased; Lieutenant James Mason, vice. Khrone. 12th Ditto—Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Carnie, from the 6th foot, to be I.rautevant-Colonel, vice Castle, who retires upon half-pay of the 6:h Foot. 116th Ditto—Major-General Hugh Mackay Gordon, from the York Cbasseurs, to be Colonel, vice Sir George Prevost, de ceased. 95th Ditto—Charles %Vightman Sierwright, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Keough, promoted. 19th Ditto—Lieutenant Phineas Charles Coekbume, from the 30th Foot, to be J.ietitenant, vice Leach, who retires epon the half-pay ot the 7th 1(. )t. Snth Ditto —Lii-utenant Meyrick Shawe, from the 7th Foot, .to be I icu:enant, vice Cockbutne, appointed to the 99th Foot Assistant-Surgeon Mathew Lane, from the $.4 Foot, to he Asst.:tont-Surgeon, vice Clarke, who retires upon half-pay of the 92d hoot. iSth Ditto—Hospital-Assistant James Doyle to be Au's:ant . Surgeon, vie.- Edto. I mutated. 11711, D•tto—Firni, honias Ail , Leod to be Lieutenant, without pureisase, vice Joynt, who resiglis; Gentleman Ca det Dw.tl Watt esson. franc the noyal Military College, to be Lossan, vice NT.'l end. 3tlth Ih:to—Captain Willin.n it'ilishire, from half-pay of :he Regs.nens, to be Captain, vice •1 ay !or, who exchanges ; Qua:tr.:Master 'Fliont.l4 Southall, frotii rise kegi , mint, ti. be Quarier-Meattr, vice 11:Ear, afpointed to the :Al koy.ti Vtit ran 'Bit:maim. 41st Di:ro—Curtain B. Saunderson, from the 72d Foot, to be Captain ot a 'Company, vice Derehxy. who e.e.hanges ; Sur gi on C!•prks Waring, from the atit root, be :.urgeon, vice who mires upon half-pay of the wit Registrant. 4Sil fEsito—Eviigis and Adjutant -- Harris to have the rank of Lies:tenant ; N•r. Wen, Gan. to be Ensign, by purchase, t 1;s• ton, promoted. 45sh Ditso—Captain James Given, from balf•pay of the 61st Four, tx be Captain of a Company, vice API/crag:ll, who rsct , aq,cs. 45th Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon A. Hamilton, from half-pay of the 79.1 Foot, to be Assi s tant - Surgeon , vic e Burns, promoted in the smit Poo:. 40:st .Uitio—Lieutenant John Mahon, from the 9th Foot, to be .I.teutta.aist, vice Foote, who exchanges. b't:h Ohio—Alexander Henry, Gent. to be Etiiigo,.by parch - Ise, vice Goldsmith, promoted. 60th Ditto—Captain Christopher WWiamson, from the sib R .yal Veteran Battalion, to be Captain of a Company, vice Duncker, deceased ; Henry Johnson Cotter, Cent. to be Ea - sign, without purchase, vice Hanley, who resios. 63t1 Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon Henry Fiaher,M.D. from the 7th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Burkitt, who retires upon John Morrison, eon. vice Prosier, half-pay of the 7th Foot. 7Cd Ditto—brevet Majot William Derenzy, from the 4lst Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice Saundenun, who eschaniges. 73• h Ditto—Captain Thomas Grant to be Major, by purchase, vice Mown, who retires. eirh Ditto—G.ntleman Cadet Adam Murray, from the Royal 141ilaary College, to be Ensign, without purtitate ' vice Walpole. !lath Ditto — Assistant - Surgeon James Burns, from the 48th Foot, to he Surgeon, vice Cumin, dismissed. 92.1 Ditto— Sajeont Joseph Robert Cruess, from the 18th Light Dragoons, to be Ensign, vice M'Lachlan, deceased. 9.5 th Ditto--I.irutenant Robert M. Lockwood, from the 5241 Foot. to be first Lit utenant, vice Treble, who retires upon the half. pay of the 52d Foot. 1001 b Ditto—Lieutenant H. Henry Ilacb, from half-pay of Ad jutant of a Recruiting District, to be Lietott.ant, without pur chase, vice Dawsor, promoted in the sd Garrison Battalion. 101 tt Ditto—Assistant-Surgeon Patrick Pope, from 'the 57th Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Shaw, who retires upon half-pay of the 57th tout. 102 d Lotto. - -I.ieuteitatit James Mason to be Captain of a Com pany, wideotet purchase, vice Watson, promoted in the Put tuguese Service; Lieutenant Cornelius O'Connor. front the List root, to be Lientecant, vise , Mason; John Welie Butt, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Bayley°, promot: d. 3d Wet:. ludia Regiment—llamas Marshall, Gen:. to be En align, by purclia,L, promoted. • sth Ditto--. Captain front tlte Mit Light Dragoons, to be blajor, by purchase, vice Tucker, who retires. Weht India Regiment—Lieutenant C. F. Cbhmpion, from the teCth Light Dra. , oons, to be Caitain of a Company, with out put chase, lice Shilintagert, promoted. oyal Anican Corps—l:magi' Daniel O'Meara to be Lieutenant, without porch:use, vice sus, appointed to the 2d Royal Vete ! an liattallor.• ' Richard Tyrreil Robert Patteun, Gent. to be Efls , il), vice O'Meara; Garrison berjeant•Nlajor of Gueru. sey taeurge Cuppiu, to be Quarter-Maseer; vice Richardson, elect a:ed. York Chasseurs—Major-General Sir DenlePack, K.C.U. to be Colonel, vice iNilajor•General Gordon, aPpointed to the 'cone! rand ot the ltith Foot. 3d Garrison Battalion—Lieutenant Irwin Dawson, from the ICuth hex, to be Captain of a Company,' vke Hawthorne, dtcraaeJ. Sty. ►tuyal Vrttran Battalloa—Jarnie %Varsity, late Adjutant of _ t::e t;an^isets at Messina, to tic I reign. •lith 13,u-- I Lonna Hay, Lac a t 'alitain in the Canadian Fauei 7 Leta, U. be .e.iraiin, •tce lirt.d. t 4tin, rutnuted. To to Majors in the Army—Lap sue 3. B. Gletr,_ of the 4lst Foot, and Cortali. Dogaid CamiteU. of the 9:4 rout. sTAFF. dissiktant-Commissary-Ger.eral titorge White to be Deputy- Ctatun.uitry • Gems. al to 'Le FOS Ceu • IlObtl I AL STA/Y. To be lospectois of Hosyttale—Leputy Inspectors Abraham Zoltan, John Warren, Robert Grieves, M.D. and John Blackwell. • To be Deputy jttspeetnts of Hospitals—Staff-Surgeon John Kid stone, vicemerville, palmated; Physicians to • the Forces • Edward Somers M.D. And William I.empriere, M.D.; Staff Surgeons Charles Griffiths, Dickens Buckle, Ely Crump, Jame." Strachan, and Thomas Draper. To be liospital-Aisistants to the Forces—Hospital Mates John Bello John Thornton, Charles Whyt e , Peter Maury, Peter Maciaughlan, Francis O'Brien, Patrick Coleman James Blair, George Koos, John Colville, Willhun Birmingham, and Benjamin Brown. Tp be Deputy Purveyor to the Forces—Purvey‘r's Clerk Henry Cummins. Assistant-Evrgeon lean Ambrese ' of the sth Dragoon Guards, Is superseded, befog absent wi thout leave, from the t Ith of Januiry, 1616. - ERRATA In the Gazettes of die 6th and 27th January, 1216. 24 Garrison BattaHone—For Euke Lucas, Gent. to be Ensign, read Cuoke Lucas, Gent. to be Ensign. id Ditto•—Por Ensign Elias R. Handceck, from the 27th Foot, to be Ensign, Ste. read Ensign Elias L Haudcock, from the 9th Foot, to be Ensign, &c. ERRATA in the Gazettes of 25th November, 1815, and 24 and 6th January, 1816. - 14th Foot—For Volunteer H. C. Cozon, from the 95th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Cooper, who resigns; read Volunteer H. C. Coeon, from the 95th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Crowe, appoin ted to the 39th Foot: 57th Ditto—For Adam Johnson, Gent. to be Ensign, &c. read Adam Johnston, Gent. to be Ensign, &c. 66th Ditto—For Haynes, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, &c. read --- Haymes, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, &c. 113 d Ditto—For George Talte, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, &e. read Thomas 'lake, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, &c. Ist Garrison Battalion—For Rickard Armstrong, Gent. to be Ensign, &c. read Arch. Armstrong, Gent. to be Ensign, Sec. Hospital Staft—For Staff Surgeon Richard I. Brown, from half pay, to be Surgeon of a Recruiting District, vice Radford, placed upon half pay, read Staff Surgeon Richard J. Brown, from half pay, to be Surgeon to the Forces, &c.; for Hospital Mate James Barry, M.D. to be Assistant-Sprgeon to the Forces, read Hospital Assistant James Barry, M.D. to be As sistant-Surgeon to the Forces; for Hospital Mate Edward Oli ver to be Hospital Assistant to the Forces, read Hospital Mate Edward Oliver to be Auistant-Surgeon to the Forces. Brunswick Cavaity—For Assistant-Surgeon to the Forces C. Bank to be Surgeon, 3cc. read Assistant-Surgeon to the Forces C. Bette to be burgeon, &c. ORRICE Of OLDNANCR, JAN VART 31,1816. Engineers of the King's C ertuan Legion—Second Captain Chas. Wedekind to be Captain. Royal Regiment of Artillery—Major-General Wm. Cuppage to be Colonel Commandant, vice Fead, deceased. To be Second Lieutenants—Gentlenten Cadets SKIM Vignolles, vice Tem plar; Wilkinson L. Kaye, vice Drew; John 5. Schaw, vice Manic; Robert A. Rogers, vice Boghurst; Richard Davison, vice Palliser; Thomas C. Robe, vice Hawkins; John Dyson. vice Daniel; Anthony Runnaeles, vice Lugger; Thontas Tre beck, vice Williams; George M. Glasgow, vice Macheaa ; Thonaas M. Mottley, vice King; Edward S. Nall, vice Sto• hart; Bernard F. Scald, vice Kersteman; l'h lip Scale?, vice Weaver ; 1 bonus Pulham, vice Duncan; and Richard nasivt, vice Ord, promoted: Brevet Colonel kolkre Wr gut to be Co lonel, vice Glasgow, removed as a Ottarr. t Olhc r ; .j.,r Humphrey Owen to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vise WI 1;;. Brevet Major William R. Carey to b.. Major, vitt. Oven; Second Captain end Adjutant Ernest C. Wilturd to be Ca,:- tan:, vice Carey. Medical Establishment for the MilitarY Department of the prim:ice. Temporary Assistant Surpo , n . 19hia Barnett to be S. c•,::,1 A.sistan't Surgeon, virt;lB4,ii , , promoted Phis Gazette notifies that the Duke of Richmond wa sworn in oa Toestkly last as Void Lieutenant of Sasser'., at a Privy CO ”:16i at Brighton; and that on Wetlitesti..y, w cirtioltimce: (.; the Prince Regent's tkterition at illightno, I.ord Ca, lercugh re ceived the letter of credence of the Marquis d'Osittui.d, the new French Ainbassador, and also the Duke dc la Ch-Ittre'. letter:, of BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Mi•cheil Roberts, now or late of Duck Ifead, Fumy, grocer. John Goodchild the elder al:d John the yJuni;er, of tanion, Durban', shi: , •Gurners and cop..rzthrs. BAN;;RU PTS-. VitMath Rendle, of East '1 eignmokb, DZVO3, to surrender Feb. 6,9, and March 16, at eleven, at tit:: Hotel, West Tsignmoush. Attornies, Mr. Tozer, l'etputouth, or Mr. Wiliam', Red I.;on.square, London. Sanwvl Weston, of Heanor, DerbyiL re , hosier, dealer and ehai.- nun, Feb. 15, 16, at thr. e, and fslareb . l6, at tit, at the Putich . Lovvl, Nottingham. ts.7ornirs, Mr. Fearnhead, No: tritium; or Mosrt. Hurd, Sh.v.v, and Johnson, I emple,london - . . Isaac Bernard Seaward, of clothier, dealer and chapman, Feb. 15,16, and March I I:, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, BriAol. Attar:nes, Mt s , ,rs. Lambert, Taylor, and Deane, Gray's- Inn-square ;ue r. Cooke, Ilr is: 01. Willi:Ml Kidd, of Newcastleupon-Tyn , , linen-diaper, deeer and ehapman, Feb. 26, 27, and March tr., at eleven, at the George Inn, Newcaole-upon-Tyne. Attoinies, 111e.rs. Flslotr and Sudlow, Gough-square, London; or Mr. Foster, New castle-upon-Tyne. William Brown, of Sutton-at-Hone, Kent, sheep-dealer and cattle-jobber, Feb. 10,17, and March 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Anomie+, Mr. Nettiefold, Norfolk street, Strand, Loudon; or Mr. Burt, Ryegate, Surrey. Charles Thernpson, of Ilishopagate-street-Within, merchant, dealer and chapruan, Feb. 10, at one, February 17, at twelve, and March 16, at one, at Guildhall. attorney, Mr. Martin, N'hotnere-Hall, Upper Thames-street. Samuel Taylor of Ozendon-street merchant, Feb. 10, 17. and March 16, at one, at Guiklhall: Attorulea, Messrs. Bovil and Tustin, New Bridge-street, Blackftiars. Thomas Meatyard, of Foetmell Magna, Dersetslare, dealer, Feb. IS, at four, 16, at ten, at iVoodyat's Inn, Pentridge, Dor set, and March 16, at the Antelope lull, Dorchester. Attar- Dies Mr. Moore, Wandford ; or Messrs. Wilson and Chia hoboes Lincoln's Inn fields, London. Peter Lawrinson, of Manchester, fustian-manufacturer, Feb. 10, 13, and March 16, at twelve, at the Dog Tavern , Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Blakelock, Slrjeant's Inn, Fleci-s.rect, I.on don ; or Messrs. seljeant and Milne, Mane ester. George Smith, of 'fallacy, Derbyshire, dyer, Feb. 14, 15, and March 16, at eleven, at the New Bath, Matlock, I)erhy. At toraties, Messrs. Pocock and Forbes, Ely-place, London; or Mr. Woolley,Woolley, Matlock. _ _ Silas Swain, of Bramall, Cheshire, dealer and chapman, Feb. 15, IT, and March 16 at two. at the White Bear Inn, Manches ter. Attornies, Messrs. Hurd, Shaw, and Johnson, 'temple, London • or bflessrsoHewitt and Kilk: Manchester. George W:bon, of fvlyton, Kingstob-upon-Huli, eviler, Feb. 19., 13, and March 16, at eleven, at the Dog and Due Tavrrn, Kingston-upon-Hull. .Attornies, Mews. ktuster and Son, kartiett's•buiWitigs, Ho.borts, Lunduti; or Mr. Ssndwith, • _ _ *Alicitael Metcalf, Sun. of- tilngsten-upon Hull, merchant, Feb. 12, 13, and Alarch 16, at eleven, at the Dos and liuck Ta vern, Kingston-upon-Huh Atturnits, Meson. Rubber and Sen, Bartiett's-butldiuss, Holborn, London; ur Mr. Sand wich, Hull. Joseph Bishop, of Wacton, Norfolk, innkeeper, Feb, 2P., 24, and March 16, at eleven, at the Tuw Inn. Buligay, Suffolk. Attur rhea' Messrs. )Ont.hury and Margasni, thingay; or Messrs. Clarke and Richards, Chancery-la:A:, London. Thomas Stephen Haver, of Westbury, Wiltshire, dyer, Feb. 23, 24, and March 16, at ten, at the Ansel Inn, Warminster. At tonnes, Mr. Lowden, Clement's 100, Landon; or Messrs, Phelps and Thriog, Warminster. Thomas Holden, of Liverpool, liquor-merchant, March 1, ;and 16, at one, at the (Ache Tavern, Liverpool. Anomie., Mr. Chester, Staple Inn, London; or Messrs. Gleadah and Kewle7, LiverpueL William Spence, of Bishop-Wearinoutb, Durham, coal-titter, Feb. 10, 24, at eleven, Lad March le, at ten, at the Bridge In!), ShhoP-Weartnoutts. Attu' me% Mr. Carpenter, 'Chorea,' court, Old Jewry, London ; or Mr. Cay, bishop-Wearmosth. He'nry It man, of .Fairford, Glouce.cei shire, eurtHteateri l Feb. at eleven, 22, at ten, at the huh inn, 14alrlord, and harci is, at eleven, at the King's Head I n, Ciruicesitr. Attornies, Messrs. Cleric= and Carter, St. thornees-street, Southwark; and Mr. Wood, Falrford. Thomas Adams, of Prestiwlllsot, Warwickshire, coal-nier chant, Feb. 13, at lire, 14, a.id Mach Ili, at eleven, at the: Warwick Arms lon, Warwick. Aei unties, blown. ton and k. Gregory liodiforderhy, London; or Mr. Tidal.% • • Warwic John 'John Jews, of Denblgb, saddler, March 1, and 16, at Omen, at the York Hotel, Liverpool. Anomie% Mr. Hughes, Liver ,. pool; or Mews. Dade and John, Palsgraye-place, Temple. George White, of Bristol, Innholder, Feb. 12, 20, and March 16, at eleven, at the house of James Jarvis, victualler, Bridge street, Bristol. Attornies, Sir 8. Whitcomb* Attornies , and King, Sex ' kain's Inn, Flee-street, London • and Mr. Frankis, Bristol. George Downs , of Osbertun, Nottinghamshire, farmer, Feb. 20, - at six, 21, and March 16, at eleven, at the Sad Lion lon, Worksop. Attornies, Mr. Weke, Worksop; or Mr. Wien worth, Grays lim, London. Abraham Benjamin, of Horton square, merchant, Feb. 10, 24, and March 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Martin, Vintners Hall, Upper Thames-street. Will:atit Slow, of Whitilesford, Cambridgeshire, =lnter, Feb. 6, 19, and March 16 , at eleven, at Guildhall, adon. Atter- Dies, Messrs. Lades and Hawkins, Hitchin, Herts. kbrahana Braithwaite, of GrevUk-street, Hatton-garden, em broiderer, Feb. 10,14 and March 16, at ten, at Guildb lll . - Ati o rnies, Messrs. Budd and Hayes, Bedford-row. abn Stow, of East Greenwich, cabinet-maker, Feb. 6, 20, and March 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Parker, Grrenwick, fr/iillarn Christmas, of Chesham, Bucks, carpenter, Feb. 6, 13, and March 11, at eleven, at Guildha ll , London. Attornies, Messrs. Partridge and CA:. Blackman-street, Southwark. James Amos, of St. Helen's-place merchant, Feb. 10, 17, and March 16, at eleven, at GallibtalL Attorney, Mr. Druce, Binittf-equate. Hannah Halmos, of John-street, Commercial-road, ship-broker, Feb. 6,17, and March 16, at twelve, at Guildhall. 'Mowry, Mr. Allan, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry. Clarks Menem, of New-strtet, St. Catherine's, baker, Fob. 10, 20 and March 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mears. Smith and Hendertoa, L eman-street, Goodman's-fields. • John Burtenshaw, late of Bennett'a-row, Blackfriim wad, brick layer, Feb. 6, 10, and March 16, at ten, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Godmond; Earl - street , Blacifriars. William Aburrow, of East Mean, Hants, grocer, Feb. 10, at one, 17, and March 16, at twelve, at Guildhall, London.- Attorney, bitr.Osbaldeston, London-street, Feuchurth-street. William Smith, awl William Smith, jun. of Maatoi,2, Warwick, timber-merchants, Feb. 27, vs, and March id, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attornies, Messrs. Dovon and Tooke, Holborn-court, Grara-luu, Loudon; or Mr. Burnish, Birmingham. Robert Hodgson and Edward Hodgson, of Nesvcastle-upon-Tyne, coach-makers, Feb. 20, n 7, and March IG, at eleven, at the George, Newastle-upon.Tyne. AttOrtliels, Mr. btuker, New castle; or Messrs. Bell and Brodrick, Bow Church-yard, Cheapside, London. BRUSSELS PaII'ISRS. URUSSEI.S, JANUARY 31. Among those who voted for the death of Louis XVI. and who are sow at Brussels, is the celebrated painter Lavid, who was said, in tin: Paris Papers, to have departed for Rome. WARSAW, JANUARY IS. After receipt of a courier, his Imperial Highness Prince Constantine set out for St. Petershurgh on the 12th instant. •By an Order of the Day of the same date, the command in chief of the Polish army if given to Governor-General Zajnezeck. General Carnot lately arrived here with his family going to St. Peterbburgh. FRANKFORT, JANUARY 2.5._ The German Observer contains tile following ar. title Accounts Irom Brannau announce, that within a few days things have assumed in that neigh. ;:rniihood a warlike appearance. The Bavarian Au. tl.orities had ordered a general armament ; and ac. cording to the expressions of the Proclamations of the Provincial Judge, Count of Armansperg, tin National Guards are called upon to take up arms fm their King and Country. This measure has produce , a general consternation among all ranks of people," FRANCH PAPERS. CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. SITTING OF THE 31/sT JANUARY. The PhESIDExT communicated to the assembly thi demand made by Lieutenant-General Count Erlout for leave to repair, conform to the order received 131 him from his Excellency the Minister of War, to till head-dust tors 1:f the ad military division, of whicl the command had been confided to him by hi Majesty. M. Itconoca spoke of the general inconveniency resulting from the multiplicity of similar solicitation: which had been agreed to by the Chamber, with facility remarked with displeasure, Amy even pain by the public. At a period when the Chamber was cn the point of terminating its laboqrs, and two most important laws, that of Election and the Budget, called for the whole infoimation and intelligence their body; was it becoming that many Deputie should absent themselves from their posts M. VOYSINS DE GARTIMPZ thought that, flower unsuitable it might be to grant leave on account mere family or individual interests, yet when the King named Olti: of their Colleagues to ah importar place, the orders of his Majesty required to be coma plied with, The Count de Martneuxs was of the opinion M. de Gartempe, but could not help w'shing ter Deputies from the moment of their election shout exercise no other functions thanalime of Legislators. The Pacsincarr observed, that this wish might bt made the subket of a formal proposition. A Member observed, that the commission of a Deputy was but temporary, whereas the military pro fession was an honourable condition that a Deputy. considered it a glory to preserve. Another Member thought that many Members, if this doctrine were allowed, would merely accept the commission ot Deputy to obtain places more gratify ing to their arnai:ion.—The leave was granted. M. SAUVAGE de Paris demanded that a fine of 1000 francs should be ordered to be paid by every Journalist who published a piece of false intelligence. The existing laws, it was said by the Ramorteur, are sufficient fur the repression of abuses of the press. It was proposed to pass to the order of the day. The Count de MARCELLUS wished the Chamber not to pass lightly to the order of the day. I cannot, said he, forbear speaking to the Chamber of the abuse of the press relatively to our Secret Committees. All good minds are revolted with the manner in which a Journal has given an account of the Secret Sitting of Saturday, concerning the proposition of M. Castel- Bajac, on the donations to the Clergy, that sitting in which the Chamber signalized with such interest their respect for Gop and their love for the King. The Pamineur observed, that this might be made the matter of a direct proposition.. M. M. the Ptince de Rohan, the Bailli de Clogay, the Commanders of Dame, &c. addressed to the Chamber a-reclamation for the restitution ot the un sold property of the Sovereign Qrder of St. John of Jerusalem. The Chamber decided that the Yetition should be referred simultaneously to the Minister for External Relations, and the Committee of the Budget. M. Arnaud, Member of the Institute, and one of those named in the second attiele oflllo►ate • the 24th Juty;has, we understand, e l e e ,!we port for proceeding a o rs c o e rn e d oG i t n et ! ): ne t oan in P ey e a re ;Rhs t e S o b fi ll s ri t k iai e bi - itnicp " .. : : . A., h .. 1 . It is _not true that the Ex-Conven grreaatn ' enites , s4 i t;itec_o4:. 1) ):1, 1 1 o . far from being in opul ent s,ab oofctit the t rc ea u 2t m li?ortat s ht t a n ' j i f :I: li. A nit ; ei Au ,:: h su a r s e s d et h o e 1 . the law. :: ;4urs A seed le a t o t r e er r ou f p r go o is m : ttih ß vie r sl u yc s i s t e y l In hi .. to, a rie ll ri th c e "nyn o :de, :I li assured, •-. auk . , b. gone to Germany,•but to England." - l u''" , 0 2 f i 4 o s t e r h turned ha in v s i t'l n out C h th e e w n of t hstoh. thei so l d iers t r.. vLoe O giti n iogne t u b or e f. for the white cockad m e. apies, r id , tot e d 'rh They yy writeM u r Murat o h n a lv i a v e e itse b ,r ei nE n sß rßeulirelieve te y suppressed. thie. - . ' ' A T ' 3; at Mpntmartre. th c w o h m ic p i r t y li , e o y P f ' occupy Engli s h to 'b it l i d ' pos A ts , All the English troops who have arrivete di ' Department tit the Somme, h ave ' merel —• ren. 'A r, it; those who had remained some days , h me • • en t a 1. orders to continue their march. a o. Some malignant persons have endeavou re d , . rii - e - culate, in the Department ot Gers, the TIN ' th reports ; but this last resource of a faction le i k- will b.t soon put an end to, thanks to the k e „-• , ' t. the a uthorities, and to the severe execution f4" 1 ,./ at From the preparations making a t the lee -7 Duke of Wellington, it is presumed that 1.i:( 41 , Z : on the point of setting out for Camb ra y. It is said that the B aran de Po at . nurereul la in tamed passports for Brussels. rr. Letters from Hamburg!' ananiince that h e interested in the Bank of that city have notr 'e , the Convention concluded by the Sena. o f : • Lie burgh with France relative to the snn i s tai e d, the Bank. They have sent a Dep.l.4tion t o I e open new negociations with the }rend ~ stoners. ALGHEIRI, JANUARY Is. . The barbarians in their late expedition o is coasts, carried off 700 individuals of b ot h . 1 They, in the cdurse of the passage, got rid ft ei old men whom they had embarked and for . I a, they had no hope ot obt•iining any ransom. Two French Guelettes met a Berbers , vestel but for the frigate la Philadelphie they would'. to ss been taken, but the crews of the two Gueleue s .. themselves supported by the frigate, attacked le Barbary vessel, which was taken after a d ot , is al test, in which the pirates lost seven men. i the affair the Christian slaves rose and coati.' to the success of the contest. STRASBURG, JANUARY 25. • . ir. The Journal of our Department has publish i at following circular of the Minister of the Lite' . , h- tale Prefects, dated Paris, Jan. 17: u- 66 A circular, printed and dated at Lonelos,- c. been, Monsieur le Prefect, addressed by apr of Protestant Society to the French Protestant ',.. he This piper, under the pretext of persecutioi, or which it supposes the latter to be subjected, ~ ed spread disquietude amongst them, and induce.. " to emigrate. ~ I have before me the answers of the P .".• • of sevaral Consistories ; all of them are markt the good disposition which prevails in them, nif the sentiments which they express, and I deal that those which have not yet come to lid he repelled with the Lame indignation these day ; : , af. insinuations. I pray you, Monsieur, to send rre bY pies of all these answers, which I shall lay be he King. His Majesty will see with satisfaction ch unequivocal testimonies of the confidence of the his testants in his paternal GOVertilliCeit, Of thtir 1 , men: to his person, and of their lore for the coue. Ice 66 The Protestants may also ref ) • upon the , ass Lion of the King, who only sees in his sa .jects, I a ever may he tneir religion, children to wilonilie ith an equal affection. ier 'is I have the honour, Mons:cur le Prefect. k. NO (Signed) " VAI:i3LANCI et, " The Minister Smeary a eaele of Department of the incm.f.' ies PRIVATE LET . I'EItS. " PARIS, JANUARY! ter " A traveller arrived from Lyons, and no '. of enabled to judge of events, relates that everyd .e tion had been made for a general movement brosi int out in that city on the lalth of the nionth; boc. m- two hours before the appointed time, a counter e Was given. Some persons had not time to be in . of ed, and it was they who displayed a few me: tat the tri-coloured flag at the Hotel de Vi:lei and ild wards in the Faubourg tie la Guillotier. Its , .• . s. moreover, that the general movement prof be+ only deferred; that the police have got the , • clues to it, but that it is not in their power to • a it, because this affair is connected with them. - ro- of the Austrians on the frontiers of Italy, and ay the troops of General Frimont in the neighboe of Lorraine. It is pretended that Prince Chub' if at the head of an army of BU,OOO men, collects. :he gether in the environs of Milan, and that he is ty. dispositions to enter France, in concert with Fria - rout. As it is known that the Empreis of Louisa is at Milan' with her son, it is betiocd al sat will tollow her uncle. On the other hand. ' re. are some reasons for thinking that Prince Bug" ur, the head ot the Bavarian army, is also 0 ' ' ._ as. movement by the fr ontiers of Germany; it D• said that the Frefect and the Military Corn aer of Strasburg have received orders to assembk al at, national guards that they can, and to throw ' Ise selves, if necessary, into the place. A traveller, th has just been over all Burgundy, has declared - 1 a Police, that doting two days that he pool At ' of he was obliged, in order to transact his burg el. the town, to wear the tri-coloured cockade." in 4' PARIS, JANUARY 6 air 6 6 Mr. Hutchinson is still in prison with his friends. This day they each presented 4 RV'. tde be liberated from conhnement on bad. The is not yet decided ; they are determined , el ay, what they demand should be granted, 01111 to he advantage of it, if it is granted to all three at set- same time. t. of 46 We have new details respecting the et, Lyons. It appears certain that there was a be sionary Government established in the none 01 Al poleon the Second, but the Royal Authorities.' ceeded in stopping this movement, and in ial' of , ing the principal chiets. They are yet, howe tts ' . .