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FROM SATURDAY NIGIIT"S G AZETTE. This Gazette notifies that the Paurcz ilvazter has eonferred the honour of Knighthood upon JAMES Rascal thirst., M.D. Knight of the Guerhie Order, Inspector-General of Hospitals, and Chief cf the Medical Department of the Army lately em • ployed in France and the Netherlands. NINRISCRY lIIITURSKII t5l SERTK IN THIN raiistur PARLIAMENT. Shire of BatuT—The honourable lotsu, Earl of Fizz, &c. &c. of the Eitujihun of Ireland. C'n:nty of Moinnouth—Tha Honourable Giusuvizcz CI SELL lirsay Strxrasrs, contrormly called Inrd GRANVILLE CIIAILTS limar Sommrs, of Troy House, in the said County of bloamoiith. ;BA NK RUPTCIT.S ENLARGKD. Abraham Kent, Deptford, core-dealer, from April 13 t 9.17, at ten, at Guildhall. Jatnes Thick, late of Lombard-street, broker, from April 10 to e 4, at ten, at Guildhall. William Reyeil•Vigsia; Anstin-friars, merchant, from April 13 to 24, at eleven, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. iti'm Bartlett, From Selwood, Soraersetshire, clothier, to air- • render M 1, .1, atil 22„ at eleven, at the George Inn, • Fissine .Selwood. Attornies,• Me. Batton, 'Frame; or Mr. 1:-.1Ilintunds,.Exchequer Office of Picas, Lincoln's Inn. .11fieharlJones Gowlind, Whitby, porter-merchant, April 23, -, 24, and May 22, 'at eleven, at dr; Black Swan Inn, York. ' Anomie', Mr. Wairdell or Mr. BAcher, Whitby; or Mr. -.Edmunds, Exchequer Office, Lincoln's Inn. caarles Bensly, SircA, Gloucestershire, mercer and shop keener, April 25, at seven, 7, and. May 22, at el.-ven, at the-hell inn, CheltynLain. Attornics; Mr. Whatley, Ciren cester ; or .Messrs. nice, Williams, and White, Exchequer *Sec, Lincoln's Inn. Samuel Bentley, Horton, Yorkshire, worsted-manufacturer, April 13, at far, May l r at ten, and 22, at eleven. at the ' Old Cock Inn, Halif.st. Attonacs, Mr. Nettlefold, Norfolk- strut, &raid; or Messrt•Alexander, Ilalifaa. Join Kilby, York, coin: non-brewer, April 26, 27, and May 22, at eleven, at the White Swan Inn, Pavement, York. Atternirs, Mr. Eyre, Gray's Inn-square; or Mr. Cowlin, York. Rizhard Floward, jun. Woolwich, brewer, April 17, May I, and 22, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Wiltshire, Bolton, and Cole, Winchester-house, 014 lima& street, Mary Griintas, Joha Gr*.ffiths, and Richard Griffiths, Bristol, masons and builders, 4:122, 27; and May 22, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. Edmunds, Exchequer Office of I'leas, Lincoln's Inn; or Mr. Russell, Bristol. John Cooper, late of Sehnles, Yorkshire, slate-merchant, April t 5, le, and May 22, at ten, at the Town Hall, Sheffield. Attornies, Mr. Bigg, South.unpton-buildings, Chancery-lane; or Mr. Rodgcrs, Sheffield. George liteies, w late of Tenby, Pembrokeshire, merchant, April ::9, ZO, and May 22, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Car marthen. Attoruies, Messrs. Alexander and Holme, New Inn ; or Mr. Thomas, Carmarthen. Thomas Cruse, Chatham, brewer, April 17, 20, and May 29, t twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. James, Bucklersbury. • John James Watt, late of Ratcliffe Ilighway,..Surgeon and apo thecary, April 20, May 4 and 22, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Eicle and Evans, Aldermanbury. Henry Bu ckley, of Junction, Saddleworth, Yorkshire, inn keeper, April 26, at six, 27, at ten, at the King's Head Inn, Dobcross, Saddlewonh, and May 22, at ten, at the White Bear Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Whitehead, Oldham; or Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple. Samuel 'lmre% Minories, corn-dealer, April 17, 24. and May 2.2, at twelve, at Guildhall. Aftornies, Messrs. Clutton and Carter, High -street, Southwark. Ellis Wood, Bolton, Lancashire, brazier, May 7, * ,fibree 8, and 22, at ten, at the Bridge Inn, Bolton. A.ttels kr. Meddowcroft, Gray's Inn; or Messrs. Boardmanand Bolton. Mesisach Jackson, Bolton, Lancashire, cottoo-manufacturer, 'May 7, at three, 8, and 29, at ten, at the Bridge Inn, Bol ton. Attornies, Mr. Meddowcroft, Gray's Inn-square; or Messrs. Boardman and Merry, Bolton. Samuel I'eake, Pendleton, Lancashire, wine -merchant, May 7. at three, 8, and 22, at ten, at the Bridge Inn,. Bolton. At tornies, Mr. Meddowcroft, Gray's Inn-square; or Messrs. Boardmen and Merry, Bolton. 7 - • DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL .. Sty 1 6 M. 'lazily, Mitre -court, IFleekstreet, tavern4teeper, . ;way.. May 1, J. Welch and T. Carter,Great Sat Thomas Alrstle, embossers, at twelve. May 8, T. Palsgrave, Bennett street, insurance-broker, at eleven. May 11, A. lienly, Gower street, builder, at eleven. May H, J. Lee, J. S. Martineau and J. Wilkinson, Bread -street, factors, at eleven. May 11, S. V. (jure, LCishopsgate-street, haberdasher, at eleven. DIVIDENDS to he made in the COUNTRY. May 4, Samuel (Inaestick, Stafford, coal-dealer, at eleven, at the Jerningham Arms, Shiffnall. May 3, IL Leigh and I). Arm strong, Liverpool, merchants, at 19, at the George Inn, Dale • street , Liverpool. May 4, R. Sowter, Hull, and T. H. Payne, • Cullum-street, London, merchants, at eleven, at the Neptune Inn, Hull. May 4, M. White, Lowdham, bleacher, at eleven, at the Lion Hotel, Nottingham. May 4, S. S. Allen, Southtown, corn-merchant, at eleven, at the Half-Moon, Great Yarmouth. May 4, G. Howe, Ashfo r d , Hai-dresser, at twelve, at the Guild hall, 1 Doncaster. May 4, J. Reid, Newcastle-upon-Tyne at eleven, at the George Inn, Nevicastle. May 7, NV:Morris, Doncaster, weld-dealer, at twelve, at the Rein Deer, Doncaster. May 3, J. Briggs, Sculcoates, grocer, at eleven, at the Dog and • Puck, Kingston-non-Hull. CERTIFICATES—MAY I. T. Birmingham, merchant. J. Chambers, Covitatry, draper. r Biadwell, Derbyshire, baker. J. Ferran, Iris sningbam, printer. C. firuford, Galway-street, cabinet-maker. J. Wright Rosemary-lane, baker. S. Harvey,Wlndsor, draper. J. Motterliead, Healey Wood, Lancashire, cotton-spinner. • DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. Betrington and Co. llraycott, Derbyshire, manufacturers a lace-thread. Skene and Chuter, Bishopsgate Within, ship and i nsurance -brokers. Smith and De la Cour, Chatham, watch makers. Price and Gregory, Orchard -street, Portman-square , haberdashers. G. RolAnson ' stn. and jun. Hastings, tailors toad drapers. R. and J. I)odge, She ffi eld, cutlers. Abrahams and Airs:ander, She e rness, navy-agents and grocers. Longwoith and .Sudren, Lever Bank, near Bolton Lancashire, bleachers. Poulson and Dale, Stoke - upon-Trent, china-manufacturers. B. and H. Ashop, Sheerness, grocers. Matters and Youil, Leeds, manufacturers of black beer. R. and T. Watts, Strat ssn, Cornwall. Gowlng and Miller, si*orrtich, surgeons and druggists. liilditch and Davies, Osweatry, Salop. mercers. Bryant and Jennings, Hounslow, post-masters. Gee and Cooke, Cambridge, tin-plate-workers. Higgins and Co. Birmingham, platers. Prattman and Smith, Token,houseLyard, wine and brandy-merchants. Thomas and George liagshaw, Drydges street, Covent-garden, publishers, news-venders, stationers, booksellersand tinders. Brownbill and Calderbank, Liv erp ool, watch' motion shed-maker'. W. and G. Wakeman, Pang ton, contmon-carriers. Szeadinan and Buckman, Spa-acids, builders. Dauber and ll.‘isv.tin, Sculcoates, Yorkshire slaters. I larris and Burden, l lagltiy, Worcestershire, drapers and grocers. B e ttridge, and Hopkins , Darla , :on, Staffordshiremillers. Payne and Dunn, CM.well-street, four-tartors. AVERAGE PRICES of CORN in England and Watts, front the Returns received in the week ending April 3, 1819. 'Wheat 1 Rye. I Barley. I Oats. Beans. Pease. g, d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. •TO 0 56 8 57 11 32 10 63 2 65 3 The Average Price of Singw. from the returns made in the week folding the 7th April, 1819, is 46.. 911 d. per cwt. ' .Itctterrett dAIL.—As a proof of the admirable planagement and usefat employment of the prisoners in this jail, the Assize Courts at Taunton on the 29th iffyrde<l . the pleasing exhibition of two tloth co vers for the Counsel god Attornies' tables in each Court, entirely manufactured by the prisoners in this jail from the staple in the pack, through the different pr b cesseb i o f piebing, sorting, combing, carding, spin- Wittgotwieitg;toddying to the greatest perttxtion. , Th e t iojduk are:daktc blue, and the centre of each bears foii.)/litgilisCriPtiosi, worked in yellow silk :—, et 4.llli*Ctured.;l o y. the prisoners in Itchester ia 1819. HAIIIBURGH MAIL. . • . — sr. pirmitsmißcu, 11aitc11 to. The• Government is fitting oat two expeditions for scientific researches in remoter seas. Each will con sist of two ships; one of them is designed to make discoveries towards the North Pole. 'flue Comman ders are not yet appointed, but such an eagerness to partake in them prevails in the Nayy, that above GO Officers of the Imperial Fleet have applied to the Minister of Marine to be employed. in these Ex peditions. VIENNA, AIARCII 44. . A Palace has been purchased here in the suburbs for £7OOO sterling, and fitted up, as it is said, for Prince Leopold of Saxe-Cobourg, who will leave England and reside here. Sir Thomas Lawrence is at present painting for his Royal Highness the Prince Regent the portrait of the Aulic Councillor Von Genz, so well known for his political writings, and for the part he has had in late important diplomatic transactions. BRANDENBURG, APRIL 3. Accounts hive been received, which state that a highly contagious distemper has broken out at GmH fenbergen, Silesia. A manufacturer of that place re ceived several bales of cotton from Smyrna, one 'of which contained infectious matter. After the manu facturer had distributed the cotton among several workmen, the disorder broke out, which soon spread so rapidly. that several persons fell victims to it.— The Austrian and Prussian Authorities have adopted the strictest measures to prevent the farther spread.' ing of the contagion. HANOVER, APRIL 3. • On the 3Oth March, his Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence received a Deputation of the Assembly of the States, who expressed their sorrow at the fai lord of the hopes of the illustrious parents and of the whole kingdom. His Royal Highness thanked them with much emotion for the affectionate mark of their attachmept, and observed, that he found some conso lation in theamendment of the health of the Duchess for the misfortune which had befallen him. CONSTANTINOPLE, FEBRUARY ss. A few days ago died the youngest child of the Sul tan, the Sultana Hermarde, who was hardly a year old. All the Great Of of the Crown, Ministers of State, &c. attended the funeral, and paid their I compliments of condolence to the Sultan. The Imperial Arsenal has lately purchased large quantities of cannon-balls and saltpetre from Swedish and English contractors. It is said that an Agent of the King of Sardinia will shortly come hither, to enter into political and commercial arrangements with the Porte, under the mediation of Russia. Hamburgh Exchange on London, April 2 and 6, 23. 4.-33. $l. SOUTH AMERICA. The following is stated to be the Agreement or Convention concluded between the VICEROY of Pan% on the part of Spain, and Captain SHERIFF, of the ANDROMACHE frigate, for this Country : Art. 1. Every vessel under the English flag, arriving froml the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, is allowed free entry into the Pert of Callao for the term of two years from this date (November, 1818). 2. Whereas vessels leaving England, by reason of the long navigation, generally touch at the ports on the coast of Brazil, and even Chili, the same privilege Is granted them. The sane is also extended to those Merchants, who having Goods in any of the afore.mendoned ports, may wish to tranship them to Callao, with the express restriction, that those in Chill must do it in the precise term of six mo nths, after which no cargo cleared from that Kingdom will be admitted. _ _ _ 5. This concession is to be understood to be so ample and ab solute, that no Goods of what kind soever are to be considered illicit for transportation by those of Royal monopoly. Bat the undermentioned Manufactured Articles, directly prejudicial to the Industry of the country are to be charged with 19 per Cent. additional Duty :—Made Clothes, Tanned Hides, Boots, Shoes, Chairs, Sofas, Tables, Chests of Drawers, Coaches, Chaise', Saddles, and other Riding Gear; also Candles of Wax, Tal low, and Spermaceti. 4. Every vessel entering Callao, in consequence of this fa your, must, in the precise term of forty-eight hours, deliver to this Superior Government, an exact manifest of the cargo, and Bonds written in Spanis h, and signed by the Captain • and after going through the customary forms, proceed to disc harge, if convenient, and if not, she must, in the precise terms of six days, get under weigh, and go wherever she pleases, out of this Kingdom. 5. By the same term of forty-eight hours the Captain and Su-' Peratrr are Obliged to name a Consignee, who must be of that class of Merchantsinarriculated In the Consulado, and not deal ing by retail. 6. The Captain must deliver to the Commandant of Matri culas the Certificates of Ownership, &c. which Documents are to be taken care of in his Office, and to be returned on his leav ing the Port. 7. All vessels, during their discharge, and other operations, are to be subjecred to the forms established with regard to the National vessels, admitting the visit and searchers of the Cus tom:lron*, each . vessel entering the Port of Callao, paying ten dollars, although she may not unload, in which case sh e i s a l so to pay four this for every ton as per register. 8. It is the duty of the Consignee to transact all the business in the Custom-house, and other Public Offices, as he alone is to be responsible for the payment of Duties to be charged on the Cargo. 9. It is also the duty of the same to conclude all the agree ments both of sale and purchase. 10. The Supercargoes of vessels coming in virtue of this regu lation, shall be permitted freely to reside in the capital (Lima) the time necessary for the vending of their Cargoes, but they are absolutely prohibited from forming there, or in the King dom, any Mercantile Eatablishnient. 11. The Goods which in consequence of this concession shall be introduced, must pay 30 per Cent. Royal and Municipal Duties, upon a valuation of the current market pike. 12. In order that the valuation may be made with due im partiality, it is established, that the 'loyal Tribunal of the Con mulatto is to present to the Superior Government a Ust of 24 Merchants, of known probity and information, so that his Ex cellency meeting two each month in the character of Oversee% they shall attend at the Quitanadsouse, and form on the tit of each month the rate of prices .occorsling to the state of the market, this being the oily Tar* which is to regulate the exac tion of Duties for that Month Ng so on successively for the rest of the Year. • • • O. Thu Consignee of Abele Coup to give bond to the rudsfse doe of the Administrator of .the•Cussonalsouse 11on tip prowl* of the Duties af,artry gligentlyntlis, gig. the first in . C. 40, the second at three, and *tan* at four myths, from the ar rival of the vessel ; and thaws Sapart most recestarily I>c p a id at the time of expurgation. 14, 15, 10. All vessels arriving in eseeequenes of this sit& loge shall be allowed to gArlat Irectitol4:Pandatip is latiuding GU& and Silver la _Coin, gg the *must 411..tkixtreat of ire Proceeds. 17 and ie. Notwithsaatallag find in 16, respecting the Eaportadon pt Edgar and 43441,5,0i5pi *L. Eon being dly Prabib4ted 111.14w.39 Soßdriox Ga. venuneng waves the otituselon.nw4llol War 4941' 1 44a far the good and seguriFy. d f)44 Goltillogitoo.,llansporg tlintr Funds to Europe. • ". r• -•1- • t : • THE EVENING STA • " LONDON. MONDAY. API:IL 12, 1819. tams Moanar.,--ifoliday,at the Dank, Exchequer, and South-Sea House. The Paris Papers of Thursday arrived yesterday. The preceding day the King took the Sacrament, after which he presided at a Council of Ministers.— Mowstena, with the Duke and Duchess of Amon *LEW, repaired to the church9f St. Germain l'Auxer; reis, at eight o'clock in the morning, to perform their Easter devotions. The ChamlFer of Deputies were, during a considerable part of Wednesday's sitting, occupied in hearing Reports from the Committee of Petitions. One from Corsica, complaining of the tardiness of the Public Authorities, in bringing to justice the assassins of a Counsellor of the Royal Court of Ajaccio, was referred to the Keeper of the Seals. The discussion on the Tobacco Monopoly was re sumed. M. de BRIGODE condemned it, as a violation of the Constitutional Charter ; and would not consent even to the modified project of the Committee, by which it is to be continued only until 1822. He urged the Ministers to crown the important ameliorations which they had already effected in the state of public affairs, by ridding the country of this odious and un just restraint on the freedom of commerce. The Di- rector-General of Customs spoke at considerable length, in support of the original project. The dis cussien was then declared to be closed, with the re servation of a right of reply to M. FORNIRR de Sr. LARY, the Reporter of the Committee. The Minister of Finance then presented a Bill fin, permitting, under certain regulations, the transit of colonial produce, through the Departments of the Rhine, to Germany and Switzerland. It was referred to the Bureaux, and the Chamber adjourned. The preparations for the Coronation of Louts XVIII. have been suspended. His AlAszsry, it is said, will prolong his residence at St. Cloud, until the month of August. On the Bth of next month, the anniver sary of the raising of the Siege of Orleans, by JEANNE d'ARC, the Abbe FRAYSSINOUS is to deliver a dis course in that City, in praise of the heroine, whose divine mission, one of the Journalists assures his Readers, " though a licentious philosophy has endea voured to cover it with ridicule and ignominy, is the triumph of religion, courage, honour, and virtue."— A fire broke out in the Commune of Napurs on the 3d inst. which destroyed 25 houses. The report of *LUCIEN BONAPARTE having offend a composition to his creditors, is contradicted in the Diario Romano. According to advices of the llth ult. from Barcelona, the trials of the accomplices of Generals LASCY and Mama, had terminated, and several of them had been sentenced to capital punishment; but, it was generally expected that the KIN() would mitigate the rigour of this sentence. The Mbaiteur states, that it is authorised to an nounce that the Duchess of alarm is in a state which promises a new branch to the august dynasty of the BOURBONS. It is affirmed to be the intention of Government to convoke the Electoral Colleges immediately after the 'separation of the present Session, in order that the Chamber may be assembled for the ceremony of ' Coronation. Baron PASQUIER is ill of an inflammatory complaint. There is nothing in any of the Journals of Thurs day tending either to confirm or contradict the rumour of a conspiracy to poison the Emperor of AUSTRIA. The Journal des Debuts contains the fol lowing paragraph, which leaves the matter just where it was, but which, from the tone of it, is not unworthy of notice :—" A Journal of yesterday announced an attempt to poison the Emperor of AUSTRIA at Man tua, which is attributed to the sect of Carbonari ; and, it is added, that the commission of the crime was only prevented by a discovery made half an hour before it was to have been carried into effect. The profound silence of the Italian Journals is no proof of the false hood of this statement, but our private currespondence also is equally silent respecting such an event. We should not, however, be surprised to find it confirm ed : it is in the spirit of the pretended Regenerators of. Europe, who in Belgium projected the compelling Sovereigns to sign declarations by force, and who in Germany poniard writers when they venture to un mask the loyal intentions of shis party. But let us still hope that humanity may not have to deplure this additional crime." The French Funds continue to improve. They left off on 'Wednesda7 at 67 E 10 c. .fiacoustot on Lomse - to- , botwilonth, ss f. e 0 c. • Thrift Months, 231. 60 c. PADERBORN, IWARCII 49. The Universities of Dnisbourg, Munster, and Pa derboro,now: know their de s ti n y. Th at o f P a d er . boin it suppressed; but the professors are to finish the courses of lectures which they have commenced. At 'Minister there only remains a class of theology, and other Ecclesiastical sciences, for the young peo ple of the dime* of Munster who are designed for the Church. At Paderborn them is to be only a Gymnisiurn, or College, and if necessary ; a semi narly.—Altbefunds of the , University are to serve for tiiiiio*tiethete establishments,. The - Pr arc t sco F iesetwe.toir salaries for life, on condition of (*I ! ling VeltiAlacti9as as they maY bb called- Co. The celebrated defender of the LibertioltliiPtiet MALtrtit' dondintilleZ;b;;lhii ek n i nal til of- Clereftoy tVo' months - having published thit the milita , the faithful when assembled in solved from the 'sentence by the Co The friends of the Liberty of t!• have greater reason to rejoice at express order of his Majesty's ft/end - Waiter shall be punishable' thing which regards - an abuse in The Liberty of the Press m a y legally recognized in the PrussL NUNicti, MAR The Chamber of Deputies has tion the proposition for establi , Honour for the prevention eh bers have maintained that it shout dinary Tribunals to punish persons ling, but the majority appear diL . blishment of the proposed Tribunal. WARSAW, IVIAP. The Emperor, our King, has , exempted the Students of our Colleges li:ary Conscripticn. A Hamburgh Mail arrived tents are given in a preceding col This morning Mails arrhed Flanders, which brought Brass , and Dutch to the 10th in,tant. of whole villages and comr:r.m2s of Germany to Poland and Itu , , the activity with which the fortrcs , tiers which divide France from Netherlands, form the principal HAG 15E, APR We learn that the squadron • kes, which was to leave Java is home, arrived at Batavia on the COBLENTZ, ARI There is a great deal of activ: city and environs. Several th( employed upon the fortifications, Is to be still increased. If the - this manner, it may be taken blentz will be placed, before the don to hold out a siege. BERLIN, MARCH From the Vistula we have the 44 Within these two years the tants to leave their natal soil, an unknown land, has spread an creased to such a degree, even people, as to excite apprehensions Hundreds of country people, and the inhabitants of a whole village, Len hitherto refused by the Government triunes would be depopulated. - that this can be the consmence country people, who three or/our have tilled their fields, rebuilt been burned, and by the greatest the traces of war, thus proved I dear to them ; and their inclination have a different foundation. who have no property to lose, suffdr induced to seek better fortune in - natural enough ; but it cannot strange that whole troops of prosperous trious country people should leav fathers, in the midst of peace, to tune in distant and unknown regi VALENCIF—NNICS, The events which have borne some years past had caused the triple to be neglected which extends from to the North Sea, and forms an barrier when it is well defended. Marshal Gouvion St. Cyr, has adopted a plan, which the .to increase the strength and independence by making its power respected • ancient system of defence creak undergone some changes by the portant fortress of Landau to German lippeville and Marienburg to the .the other hand, Luxembourg, centre of Europe, is a fortress of deration ; the frontiers of Russia France, and the Moselle, and Netherlands will shortly be coy , tresses, which are erecting wi truly astonishing. Under these been judged indispensable that . respectable attitude; in cousequen , of the Ist, 2d, and 3d rank, will in an excellent state of defence. all the material necessary to x is to arrive from the interior'of the spring, and Will be distribt. tresses which need a supply.: The service will be recast.at Donayis of Artillery of Toulouse 'Weepier.— .___ fa . - !'" place that of Thouay, Whith_goe : Fere. The:new organixatiois e( 'thi. lprecee4s uzifil rapidity; the legions Of : iota:id the segiwents ci horse in: garrison:in.: the .aisteat imilbry divine* daily leceivn:4 l -olOrisi&ralAisi'-iitim . ber of reernio: than tild * stintsk - *Il:0 feinnit . thew.. arras teTy# !i : r .p;!Onlicanew r l eipec r iOly isinoc a rat snarler OE:the-9'l4er' vito hare souls:en led tber in the field of glory, hare been recalled to ih;i• it'a t C! h s:h this arch, exercises e e a t i n , s a 1 1):: 124 c a l of imprisonm ent, for Court of Magtlebc.ar„, the Press in Gv-ts- • at Cabinet has dc:la, Iro • able'for treating of a s in the Administrat'se: riti y thus be - regard e d oi! isian States. , RIL e. scs as taken into (*cider ; ,is 2 blishing a Tribunal ti f Duels. Some :%1 hould he left to the .. ti t sons concerned in duet disposed for are cs , bunal. uac Rell 2i 'as by a sp ec i a l d ee It i Colleges hom the ..• tkl! Sat Coy yesterday. The • colulam. -1! , ri ed from Ildland ;.• 0 . ssels Paperr cf the • • e Emigratians en mas • nes front different pa., . a , ,sia, and accounts . sl :tresses along the frog, 1S ' , 3m Ger:nany and ti . 11 al tonics in these M. Ca - RIL s. Ye ,- o-ter Admiral Pen., Duk' in December to retu Tb he 10th December. ad " LRCM 27. aril ivity at pre s en t in o Le housand wo r k men the 1 was ons, and their num . g o y ; e work is prosecuted i A n for certain that C. • s the winter, in a condi . ""C l tat Rex si. ;eel; yc he following account ~„ e desire of the inhabi • anii . to exchange it f. I among us, and has • en among the c. 0121 rtes; ons in the Governor and in some instan page, ask at once fo 7; and had they a' overnment whole C It cannot be . • - ewe of the war. bur years aftet the war ..t their houses which est industry oblit , 11 d that their homes'are tation to emigrate must •.' • Thar day-labourers, T suffer themselvfs be in Russia or Poland is o f I 'not but appear very ..s prosperous and hides- and leave the land of their Gar to seek .tincertain for• aPP regions::, • but APRIL'S. •• dial ae heavy oe France for aft triple line of fortresses from die Upper nine son an almost insuperable ads Bo: the Minister of War, Ilse be King has approved, l e i: 'dependence of France, 1 I abroad. Besides, the us e -eated by Vauban has he the cession of the it• fro • • lrit Germany, Of ~. mt the Netherlpds. Cl 14 the Gibraltar of the of the German Confe tio Tr tussia touch those d ths the Kingdom, of,the revered by a line offim ne, with a rapidly' that is se circumstances it has I France should take: ft pence all the fortresses se sill be successively pi ves e. The artillery, an ti t arm them completes;'' to )f the Kingdom dorioi th ibituhieedosil:amoncipg aunt t 1f001; lie yiakhoieGtile Reginlerat Pt eft tiectleirichifioiel; -4 Y. Fere. • - Oceb4s vzitt rag p r os pr and the regiments or divisicat liitistritier of reeruits: its ibps4:4iye':.:losa-le;recyuftea'tistheaincell:i'l'eitadotratgil,er.,S:s:.