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b • :: . - -iir • 4 5ERER OP PEERS, JANUARY S. Mc . . Of the Seali presented to the Chamber a pc t' vi respecting the Liberty of the Press, adopted by the Chamber of Deputies, wish several amendments, which had been assented to by the King. Re developed the motives of the Project, and alive explained the modifications madg in, the original arrangement. ' The Chamber ordered the printing &the mctives. It will assemble next Thursday in the Bureaux fur the,examination of the Project, which will be hi the trP2utime printed and distributed. ,Adjourned till Thursday, to examine at noon the Prole-t of Law in the Bureaux, and to discuss it in , , an ass,:mbly of the Chamber at two. CHABIBDR of DEPUTIES, JANUARY 5. SECRET COMMITTRZ. A proposition was made by M. Ds CASSAGNOLLS, purporting the abrogation of Ankle 11, of the Law i 9di November, 1815, repressive of stditious cries and excitements 'to revolt. This Article purports that the enactments of Article 114 of the Code of Criminal Process (authorising provisional liberty upon bail), and those of Artrcle 46S of the Penal Code (allowing Judges to adjudge only the penalties l ' of sample police under extenuating circumstances) skall not apply to the cases referred to in the said . Law of 9th November, 1815. This proposition was taken into consideration and sent to the Bureau s,. • - A proposition was made by M. LAME DE VILLE .IrLIALE respecting the restitution to emigrants of their sir alienated renter.—. Taken into consideration, and referred to the Bureaux. A proposition was made by the Marquis de CMA BRILLANT, having for its object, Ist, To continue till tLe, Ist January, 1819, the delay granted to emigrants by "the law of 16th January, 1816 ; Yd, To regulate detfritively- the rights of the creditors of emigrants Iwith regard to their debtors. fteferred to the ituteal;x. ' - PUBLIC. SITTING, JANUARY 1. Chamber proceeded to the election of a Vice- Piesident, in the room of M. Faget de Banre, deceased. On the first Appel Nominal there were 195 voter - , absolute majority 98. The result was, for M. Raves 8§:, MM. de Villele 64, LaSue 17, Roi 12, Royer , Collard 3, Courvoisier 3, the Duke de Trevise 3, Carr* -Jordan 3, &c. A second scrutiny was resorted to ; number of appointed reporter. From Antwerp, the Sd instant, we learn that.there had been a serious affray between the soldiers Of the garrison there and the inhabitants, hi which several of the former had been killed and others dangerously wounded. Letters from Bayonne state, that it is intended to confine Las Casas in the fortress of Kcenig in Graetz, in Bohemia. The Dey of Algiers has, by an Ordonnance, estab led a maximum for all articles coming to in The King had a slight attack of the gout = ty morning. The Council of ,Ministers summonedl for yesterday was postponed. M. de Maubreuil is said to have gone towards Ann. werp, supposed with the intention of embarking there.' Letters from Rhodez state, that Madame Manson had withdrawn her appeal against being put in ac cusation. She persists in promising for the Assizes of Albi the . disclosure of the whole truth, A letter from Frankfort states, that M. Felix Des- 1 portes had been set at liberty, on condition of quitting , that city in 94 hours, Fivs mg Ca wrs.—Monday, 65f. 15c.--Tuesday, 65f. 45c.—Wednesday, 65f. 60c. ARAU, DECEMBER Se. Our two political journals, the Sweirerdeti nrd thei Gazette of Arau, have been subjected to the Censor- 1 ship of the Council of State. The Editor of the Gazette has announced to his readers, that if he is constrained not to tell the whole truth, no considera tion shall induce him to alter it. The European Berne, a new Journal, which began to be accredited in Switzerland, has been al s o su bj ecte d to a C ensor I belonging to the Secret Council. OIRRALTAR, DECEMBER Is. The object of the two Portuguese frigates which have anchored here, is to prevent the Tunisian Cm , sairs from passing the Straits. Should the Bey of , 'Tunis obstinately refuse to renew the Truce witk Portugal, it is said that othe r v es s el s o f war w ill sa a from Lisbon to join the two frigates for the purpose of blockading the port of Tunis. - I The American squadron which ` - has sailed for Algesiras. The Minister cial intelligence, with the plague, of September la! November, and possible that the market of Suez, so long neglected, malbecome.again important. The Treasurer of the Pacha of. Egypt embarked on the 27th of October at Alexandria to repair to Con stantinople, whither he cards to the Sultan presents in money and jewels, which are valued at a million of piastres. Among these presents is a saddle valued at 110,000 piastres. 'Therehave been also embarked Constantinople three elephants, two lions, and se rrel s horssisof the greatest beauty. IC Jordan, the Prussian Counsellor of State, is 1 here, and it is thought that he will not quit this Capital till the beginning of next month. Persons who pretend to be well informed, affirm that the journey - of M. Jordan to this city, is not at all rela tive to the State of the Press in Germany : but they believe thlat this iftportant question will be laid be- Sore the Diet at litraskfest for consideration. PETRASBURGIL DECEMIUM 17. After the Treaty of the Sacred Alliance was pub lished, the Synod ordered this Act to be printed, to be hung up in the Churches, and even to engrave it on copper. On the 27th of October 1114 pi Ukase was signed by the Emperor, which is now published, .ordering that this Treaty, as well as 04 Proclama- *ion issued on the occasion of it,, shall be annually tead on the 14th{26th) Septenibet, bil.lNinthurches of the Empire, that being the dad When the said Treaty was signed.. FRENCLI PROWLERS, JANUARY t. Letters from Cambray repraseat the reasani of the Dttke of Wellington's joorsey to Paris to have been ,of great importance, and particularly to concerkthe .arrangement ef several difficult subjects of discus sion. All the dispatches by extraordinary coUriers, ordered to V: • - - - -- .... . voters OX. There u areered for M. Raver 10S, M. RE ADEAI6O O L . . de Villele 64, Di, uz - rt, M. Roy 9, etc. • THE EVENING STAR. ats i A TH,4116 of the lidslll* 'l ll` Id. Rives %Vie declaiiikaidi mod. ,e" 1c , - 1 rotes+ Poeetetedth reemee K det Thit Coma de Anaseionwe 'lmported from t!:i LONDON. • .. ... Din VAseras ha fecillbef . - C omn ilame oo p ot om peolect of Lattrespeeting Recruafr MEN, an DOAD_DBIII for that. I liare Mire after dwelling upon the diffical- — . qualified for the,=kiehe die . MONDAY, JANUARY 1 2 , 1818. and eisameree, ea terms, be RAM wint . ,A.Tem !Ira which the consideration of the *subject involved, ' MICR or STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK: • OildetWidiraill _..„._,'„,."-'" - „.....,...,...• . • reposes to alter the first Article, so that young men „ h r .. . m a mmeCisms. ""P"' . ' w b ajae " w ' drawn by ballot in each year nay be distributed le . - ' ' ha rtirt Reddced 810-3 per 'Cent. Cons. 80i '', . , --• -,---- ,-- -,-- 41t.f,..,. . :17 .,:,.6 : 1. poied. usameg ing itibToe f tue,m l anucesiome the diferent of ad& corAnpsotherofcht amendment anarmarnentycciac3uncpotta- Navy Cons. floorsoptiLBn24l--4dia Bonds r ds 1 Czt 1 . 06 99-i p i r. _ . Exchequer Bills 19 28 pr. -: -• 04168 44.4)41-MOMX4 _. . . the distributiend the contingent shall beret- _ 1 ,..... & _. . . seined to the Chalatben, published and posted up. The Paris Papers of the 6th, 7th, and Bth ins Mr-t, •.- .i.,..7.1i ea ~el-. "n:r. 7i-er--.--0.. - : ‘.• 7, r , lOl 7`..'' r .. mat. & ma i ethir amendments were suggeste d i n t h e Re .. . . arrived in the course of yesterday ; and, in our prt- ~ 4 ` ' O' e r ' •.., -,,y, at port respecting the details of the ballot, the excep- Mimed _' • e Boons , Bcc. one, that the 111 •. . - '-' ' 3... - .. . r . and purporting *, iiva* nit or. 0- '; •• • ea • ' • ____• ll2l 7. terms of service had expired, should not be dischar- vial in their contents. .. "w it aia lebli e v"*. murssses silih mt e : cA , : ', 4 ,, /sews — s , j , ,ssli '''' the .p rtu ' rz it , ‘ , din time of war. till the arrival of the contingent FromilieitePort of the Cenunission of the Cham- . gem.eted 2so oce LeopoicL) : Re which they were to be replaced. ber of Deputies, on the Project of Law for the Rte: • . MILITARY oitOMOTIONB. ' The Report proceeds:—" The military system . commomesi signed by the Vice-Lietteenadi of the County of adopted•by all the Powers of Europe, renders neces- midmost of the Army, it appears, that the new sys- ,„_______ sa ri the maintenance of numerous armies. France, tea proposed is nothing less :than a revival of the SaNitz Re g dsr liallia—Cilareei Him " fir' and ' by the extent .of her territory and her . populaticei, COnsetiptiea, under a different name, and with some Maraud, e s be Ensigns. Post/Wood of &uses Vohnsteez i i r tst A r du e ry_Tbe ought to be a counterpoise in the political equili- in` olchle'ations 7. " -' . A great number of Members have ltljak. Hai. es Earl of March and to be Captik brim which can alone maintain.tranquillity amongst aminsissou'• m. Humpbry, GentiAo be Elethenant. nations. The Payees of Europe have adopted the i.nscribed their names to speak on the Project, and it • West Coast Tin; of bract 1 eomanry Cavalry —Oemseilals- .discuss ion will one of considerable tnuteipk, that the cessation of humilities ought to be is Pm ha h, je the• be daik, Gera te be Genet. Commission in the Peremey Regiment of. Sawa Lo r m mit t * tolloiled by numerous reforini in their armies: th.... not:rest. It is fixechfor the 14th instant . r signed by the Lord Lieu of tht County of Sussex. reductions cue imperioasly required by the state of The French Funds continue st il l on t he rise. From The Right f/on. John Earl ' id to be Colonel-Corn- their finances and of their agrieultura. But in disarm. 641 r. 20c. they here now reached to 65fr. 60c. HANICIWPTCY E!'tiohitGED- ing, they look to the possibility of rapidly placing their Th le e as Al ed g t e o rine ohsen. Pla e g , ue Squadron, cur Readers. win Feb. es . Wm, shirr, gm , a g Ae Z wornorton . troops on a war establishinent, by means of reserves.. . me ... *tier, Landon, •endaifjedinetim• • Meter, dealer and --t-Several States have found it necessary to arm chair be P has returned into port, Midis thapmen, at aeleilli 'Wieftalf. - ~' * whole population, in order to resist invasions which dismantling. , : :-., s.-. - .2 ..*ANKILIJFIIk`• •I• - ' menaced their independence and their institutions.— • . - , 'Thomas Ostmaillailetk o zocrir el Bricbieess old -stmet.hut / • that . • and Chapman, to wroth* *January 13, SO,' and • Ibb. si at rigours, has been established amongst our neigh- Mails from Holland and Flanders arrived this day. • eleven, at GuikthalL Atahre'r, Mr. CrottleAlait=iat. boors, and that all the inert able to bear arms, have The .. _ I George Watts art WIIIIrat Bash. of 36161. ivory 1 - been regimented and called into service according to report : as . revivea th at bef ore next autumn facturers, colostrum*, and copartners, Jamat7 , ll6, 67, and Feb. ai, at ens, et the Cestopercial F.oonse, ;data. Attendee their streneh and their age. But the political si- will be a mann); of some of the principal Mcmarchs Messrs. Bourddlon sad. Heath, •Bresilitept, London; or tuation 'of France does not require a similar organi- at some convenient place in Germany. The PACHA tigers. Dem end lichten, data'arSvet; FOWL edition of its force. Peace prevails throughout Eu- of Ennir has obtained a victory over the Wechabites George Fwe'reetvatiNtoeggensv 14 ° 614 rope, and according to the religious confidence oie rad easimber,- dialer sad ' 17. • in Arabia, and continues to extend hii sway over s 4, ®d F 4 as , at twelve. at • . pr ig , a ,. we ought to place in the words of our King, that .. country :he disposes the Poaot to his views by Petwaßk 6 A, Old preaditreet- ' ... .• • We stay be permitted to hope that our country • Fehrwill MIIMNII a><hserraktotirtlMMAlliir till girgi- mosassAaassgst nati on s the rank an d s pl en do u r-4 r pbege.pteseurs to the SCLTAN. These are the most sanhaeseer It IN Ind illrt not 681/011111 Imo to d1644110111 5 46f Frenchmen, and to their noble . promiaent topics in the papers before us, but among. Losiesiel. Anomie% Die Eaoseiatbiets. duct in adversity. There is no necessity, therefore,. she tubioined extracts Will be found others not ma- t/2641Ra at Mr.Digestart. . -- • . . . • population , -•- J . . . Dsvot Theme" s, of bee. grear i. elpigho l e, to put in Motion our whole on, nor to be - worthy of notice. :biopsy 211, 24, and Feb. ILL at met ebselialbereist lance our military system against those adopted by . • iloteralkistoL Amernies. Maar& Peon * 11.431201661 d, 111, Ot h er p ewees • th e obje c t is, by a wise foresight, to WARSN DECEMBER 19. ' • ' 7 fhWArill o44 lulle. 1. 4 14 911 ; or Mr. Liven se Kr. Mier, The Emperor is expected hihre at the mad aMarcl. Beim/ provide for the hour of danger an auxiliary force pro- , ritaiDEND6 to biomes at GUILDHALL. portioned to the do:infidel of a legitimate defence." His Majesty will set off in the month- of. February Yea.l7, Philip Patel. Gereewhlahelterateeee• merchant, at The Report then goal oa to approve generally of from Moscow, to go to the Crimea. h: is believed . - twllve. Jan. st, Beejamin sod wei.=, ,ILleeaeawavdiama- their ojeot, bat suggesting some amendments, and t h at the E m peror •11in this all the month / . drirrs at tea. Eaddid-Dicimar, , Iblet. Ge s , peror soh stay , city , a : tam ,ktui Ralph B a d ge se g..r. I w o, Battier, . recommending the auppresswft of the whole of the of April, and that his Majesty will return to St." eant s,, ets , at twe j ee . Feb. a, was. tub er , C am b r id ge , • ' title 6, respecting the promotion of o ffi cers, on the „ . . &Ver, at eleven . Fob. 7, Jolla Sedge" iaa• Oelernemetreet, ground of ifs - • with the King's prerogative. reterstmrgh in the month of May• mershant, at twehit. John Yam, New Nords-etreet, tailor, at Instead of thillitene . Committee propose to sub- It is reported that at this time the King of Prussia . • tic - Feb. It, Yeter ara Wm. Men" Reek andsan . pe Corer statute trie - * ftillibertag' • t bowie, Saveso.raysmit t at Ma l n% ...As. 17, Matalt2 ?ham, Haaa• " .., , will go to St. Peteribmgh. The meeting of the So- A l tel. Jam Jon A"' " w‘mi ea* be an °am'. endive he hr "' yea veisions. ate ' er " what -some Journals eay, will 1- ke "*P i t"" n m r, j;bascsn , 4o4, • svilbu tr umer, unt il,: wi t. •festelema r babbibg ono pease smoke ea a sub-ofScer, or cake - 0-- in -0' • loghimi . 4o , o* - b g amalg .i, ik . , ..„, ,„„, - mug .g m be has for two pears gone through the exercises of the special take place towards Autumn ; the Emperor walleave, ~,,a das a asi w ou ueet ,„.. H 0,27 der, p uwa debio n , ices _ militurlschooh, and satisfactorily answered their cxataitll2llolls." St. Petersbucgie about the month of August to go k • aosatior . marl iler, at cot, in A ird of the vacant Sub-Lieutenamcies shall be . --.- VIDENOB.4O berrade the CO. ~ • 'men to Sub-Officers. to Ck•rmaily.' If.see may believe some icemathts, I- AL Si - A nwar 'latter, Odearebe, sal ` irbi Chamber ordered the printing of the Report, hit Majesty ihi " sflother: Will allelmahe a sielesievaedis Whin Harr IPsio leaaaarater• 7 iC W* . 'lna.'nf the • amended' PrOjet. Ihn,:beeda r keterf, at &mut, at tin CauttADVaejlelllll. ' Feb. visit to Gerrhielf. r and - also' trate .. e- -44:t0-Theilleoilivi, 6--Tleismon,atid T. Th eessen, M e . Nah a Immediately afterwards a -great number of meat - . ~. . herlands, toleitikttn. her aa)tglitere. • ' eitisei4o e . c l amps, laydraseens,.,.* wets% as hfinnaltilesairese. berijsrevested themselves at the Bureau, to the right • - , . : ' :11Peuratifibeeolt, at'repildler‘betch° etekfte•attke gad azd Taft, to inscribe their names . ' • .;_, ~. • 'MOM; DECEMBER e. ziasi lift, Nevitisaaket. 'rte.' ti, Menus. 'PARIS, JANUARY 11.••• • e net tirite ff.* Akei2ndria, in Egypt , under the ,iesteisnia, at moss subs Tdbot,Teladnes. Feb. it, l /femme, ' •• •• . ... - - , Rem Mahon, corer/sots% meioses, at the Croat Kam ban, Nest . Tate Cemmittee, on the Mudget he* • . , &Ate of Stisii Oi•Aols. that the Nara of 'Egypt has -, Melton. Feb. 6, Unmet Wilion, Livereoeler, at one. at Duke de-Grate 'ts Ftesiddra, and the Clibeit ... ....... - Mr, Wood's Office, Liverpool. Feb. 2, Beat/ Alderson, Sao- 'not its Secretary. • Cs' 111..ic ,: teceived the agreeable - newi,,of a victory which one . . derlapd, mercer, at eleven. at the Costuniraton Room, Sunder- The Duke of Wellingtoudined last Thursday w i t h of Es son-, has gained over ; the Wechabites, in the land. Ann Barn, &mderland,ship-builder,uulbto. W. Mathews 'the Count de Cares e sthe Minister of General Police, Cbtir.try of Yetnint, in Arabia "hseems that the Pacha . at u s erposd, I.ft h tz., at one, at she Inn, Liverpool. . Jan. st, Wm. sew and T. Johnsoa, I, coach. and on fieetankat . elasspratent.4l ., ioliU.given by his exerts alt his :efforts. to -eirlend: his sway over the at ons, at the beerge, Liverpool. Feb. 4, Parket, Excelleirep =:•:- -- - • ~ : - ~ _ _ . . . . greatest pArt_ of Arabia—he has already subdued Me- , tottonartanufzeterer, at ten, at the Bridge Inn, little By a RitoeVerdonmitice pub/Ishii:l yesterday the dicta, Mecca, Dschidda, and probably also Mocha. Mara- Fe b .-3, The 01 " 4 : llrertrl , homie r , ,__,.. at on e , ~____ th , e number of °Oder& oat the Staff 'of Ithe Roeal Arta- unifser G;eBrgs -:ne lAverP"L rebant, nt oiie a : L s:th i 'e j`" Geor7e tagal4 ,lLiverpool. rm°rs ha wer " ub ssry si, l'''''...., is reduced from $4.5 "to 80%; and ati e ' o the rs i n The trade of the Red Sea seems to become active /smell Aptckell, hfullavant, carpenter, at the V7hlte Horse, in proportion: . ni I. 2 - •-• 1 . There have lately arrived at Suez several vessels, Chithemer. Feb. *,Thomas Forsyth, Simian, draper, at sieves The labours of the Comnilttee sitilterhairiber of istiOng which was an English vessel ; they came from !la the White Rest, Manchester. Deputies on the Concordat are rtharly!terrnma' yid- - 'China and the East Indies, with rich cargoes. his .-..._...-m.—,--.--------o. • . , FRENCH PAPERS. . M. Despaty is said to be appointed reporter. r..,.... A........_ .1.- of :.....6... . . --- I-- --___L—_ possible that the market of Suez. so long neglected_ scan squadron which was at anchor here *re °ellesed to be sent after him without detaT• It r Algesiras. is thought that his Grace; "who mturtv to Carnbraf MADRID, DECEMBER SC nett week; will very soon make ambler visit to Paris. at: for Foreign Affairs-has retlivea dfi - lakthe i first of January, in express with dispatches nce, that the Algelin tk e ve s: o hinariiilt e fr ► atirini; and proceeded ins:- gue, which sailedfroni, , ;t he • - , 7 „ T last, returnestte .i ti ol 4, ot • nyteltatlt, 14 Parrs. - - - • and was dismantling." " :Latier s . fiom from good authority, say that 1\ ~iT the mission of the Austrian Counsellor of A no , M. Barbier, will not be so soon terminated. Fienipotentiary has lately received several 4 44 containing papers and documents, from agreat ber of Austrian subjects, In support of the claim s t h liquidation of which is demanded. The Fren c h G o vernment desires to come to an arrangement e x equitable terms, and it is hoped that an agre 7 may soon be made. The prices of corn have again risen in the ciao 1 1 markets of the Northern departments. Tht Gorm i meat has established several magaLincs out of wei ccun may be sold in case of need, to keep it at amp sdnable pace. BRUSSELS, JANUARY s. It is alfirrazd that hissiloyal Highness Prince E deric, Grand Master of the Artillery, has named by his Majesty, Inspectur-General ai Arm, and Lieutenant*Feneral Dupont Sub-laspe HAGUE, JANT'ARY 4. Though the report of the formation of Council of War keeps up, nothing positive i 1 on the subject, but it is certain that an the re:-... addressed to his Majesty by the Commissary-U.l=i of .War, are to be previously laid before hi s R Highness the Prince of ()range frr his :swim czt• 'We have received Boston Paperk to the lllth, a n ebec to the Sth -alt. The following is the le a and molt interesting intelligence from Amelia Isla* (dated November 23. z... . KWeve I to attett•pt to &tag the paniculars of the squabbles we/lair/rid *n this infest Repus' since my arrival here, it would require more than the duties of my situation will admit. Let suffice, that we (the whites) have twice foiled : black troop: and French who joined them, althr., they Outnumi)cred us, yet we clam the is::-, One of our party was shot through the arm : commencement of the fray. " General Aury arrived, ps 'prevented the blacks from fring oa .re tom: n *adze , ' hlm considerable popular y, althocgh iiiy . r . iously much disliked. A ft ti- :casiderabl immiga, it was agreed to mount a double gz: wave whites and twelve blacks, thc of tt to be,girtr. to the \aim oth.:er. In tk...s strtc ed" :he Tuesday folluv Citizens assembled to ete.A a thisernor and Co (the former being self.assumed). About one a nniiket was discharged, and imanc4irtel borttwas totmded.. This, it appears, ' -- the part of the french and blacks to ren cliance of Sunday. We acre on the alert. faced them, and had not the Authorities is this Would have - been a bloody by; we ha reinfith:cements from the shipping:" 11:241 intc A JaetterfrolLQuebec, dated the 4th Dec guys: " The visitor is fairly set isles, way the mat of the :thermometer. r e believe t Yessel that will sail this year left dee port yes 'This morning at eight A.M. the Pielltometer 31 below 0." It is reported that the Bank has succeede?. suading tholC.lainaLLoa of the EXCHEQCE& to a to propose tararliament an extension for two 7 .longer of the restrietien of Cash PaTine= ; and reasons assigned are, the existing state of the Ei change, and the dispbsition of speculatcrs to expos Gold. With us these appear to be the very mica why the Bank should - fie , compelled instantly to re sume Cash Payments, and we are astonished tn any should still continue so blind as not to see tin while there is no restraint upon the Bank as to ty amount of their issues, by allowing the public demand Cash, the difference between the value paper and bullion must not only continue, but is crease. Once restore your Gold circulation, and if stately you will restore the Exchange to par. Saturday, the Duke of Tont arrived at His Royal Highness, after paying his respects ti Mother and Sisters, proceeded to his seat at Or lands, where an entertainment was given to a n. rous party. The Duke's Staff ard other were present. The DucnEss distributed er Ci mas-boxes to the children and persons who par...a ofher bounty, and they were regaled with goo cle Lord and Lady CAT/LIR:AGM are expected 11 town on Thursday next, from Lord SUIVIELD SG: in Suftolk. Lord CASTLZILIAGH has issued cards of invitsto for two grand entertainments,' one on the 19th, the other on the 20th instant, at his residence is Jainsees-squire..• tort! Simmons gave a grind dinner oa to the - Earl and tountess BaLiiiRST Lord and Ix Emsriaottovog, Colonel Toaursa, Mr. Etty, aaj large party of distinction, at his seat, Richnwa , l Satan:Jay the llus.sian Ambassador and the Cc teat LEI vim gave the Rs - A ;rand finger e ar.y moon to the Duke and Duchess of euxtsi-Rt.it 'the Marquis and Marchioness of STA 4 7 :: ; • ,rutnerut.s assemblage; of dista,guished c!•,:lraca; Were present to meet t heir Royal Highr.essts. On New Year's Day, J. MAL EIFIN, Esq. of I-Icese, near Croydon, Sorrel, gave to 1501 irn Alert and women of the Borough of Abingdon, of coal each, and to 1533 children, 281 b. DCIBLIN, JANUARY 9.—Wednesday eteni: , g jorkieneral Ptiens entertained at dinner a large c;.-c of fitstionables, at his house, in Stephen-s::ce amongst whom were— General Sir George Beckwith, Sir E. and Lady Baker, Major-General Sir Sydney Beckwith, Major Troder, 912j0r-General and lira. AirSy, Cotoncl : ColOuel Ikvwce, Coloacl awl :Ars. Caey, &c. pa bt j bea.‘t :IS the